Series: Television

A. Philip Randolph
Note: Production information unknown.

Notes, Scene Breakdown, 5 Treatments, 1975

Chronology, on index cards, circa 1974

A.B.C. Armchair Theatre
Note: British television, A.B.C. Television Limited.

“A House of His Own,” (26 July 1959)

Rehearsal Script, 1 July 1959

Camera Script, undated

Abduction
Note: Unproduced.

Outline, circa 1955

The Actor's Club
Note: Unproduced.

Outline, circa 1955

Adventure
Note: CBS News, 1953.

“Evolution III”

First draft, by Perry Wolff, 7 February 1954

“Heirs of the Incas”

Script, by Shelby Gordon, 16 February 1954

“Lewis and Clark”

Final draft, 31 March 1954

“No Villains in Nature” Part II

Revised Script, 28 April 1954

“The Hopi Road” and “The Balance of Nature”

Script, by Robert Northshield, Alden Stevens, and Loring Mandel, 28 April 1954

“Masks, Tuulikki,” “Domesticated Animals,” and “Peter Freucheu”

Final Draft, 13 May 1954

Camera Outline, undated

“Wandorobo,” “Parental Behavior,” and “Bullfighting”

Part I, by Loring Mandel; Part II, by Douglas Stone; Part III, by Marianna Norris, 28 May 1954

The American Parade
Note: CBS News, other production information unknown.

“The Case against Milligan,” 26 January 1975

Research Materials, circa 1974

Research Materials, circa 1974 (continued)

Research Materials, A House Dividing: Lincoln as President, by William Baringer (1945), circa 1974

Research Materials, Treason History of the Order of Sons of Liberty, edited by Felix Stidger (1864), circa 1974

Notes, Script Notes, and Narrations, circa 1974

Correspondence, Production Materials, Miscellaneous Script Pages, circa 1974-1976

Script, undated

First Draft, “Ex Parte Milligan,” 11 June 1974

Second Draft, annotated, and Inserts, 25 June 1974

Second Draft, 25 June 1974

Third Revised Draft, annotated, 29 July 1974

Script, “Milligan,” annotated, 7 October 1974

Script, undated

Armstrong Circle Theatre
Note: Talent Associates for CBS, 1953-1957 on NBC, 1957-1963 on CBS.

“Kidnap Story: Hold for Release,“ 11 June 1958

Correspondence, Notes, Miscellaneous Script Pages, Rehearsal Schedule, circa 1958

First Draft, “Hold for Release,” annotated, undated

First Draft, “Hold for Release,” 15 April 1958

Script, undated

First Draft, based on an article by John Campbell, 14 May 1958

Revised Script, annotated, 29 May 1958

Revised Script, complete as aired, by Loring Mandel, based on an article by John Campbell Bruce, 6 June 1958

The Banjo Player
Note: Unproduced.

Outline, circa 1956

Barn's Last Trip to Town
Note: Unproduced.

Script, 1954

Benjamin Franklin
Note: CBS, aired in 1974.

“The Whirlwind” Part I

Correspondence, Notes, Miscellaneous Script Pages, Production Materials, circa 1973-1974

First Draft, “Mr. Franklin,” by George Lefferts, 1973

Second Draft, by Hugh Whitemore, undated

First Draft, 3 October 1973

Second Draft, “Franklin: The Whirlwind,” annotated, undated

First Revised Draft, “Ben Franklin Series,” 26 October 1973

2 Revised Second Drafts, annotated, 8 November 1973

Revised Second Draft, annotated, and Revised and Discarded Pages, 28 November 1973

Revised Second Draft, annotated, and Notes, post 28 November 1973

Third Draft, 7 January 1974

Third Draft, with pink revisions, 7 January 1974

Third Draft, with blue revisions, 11 January 1974

Final Draft, 21 January 1974

Final Draft, revised, annotated, 10 May 1974

2 Scripts, as broadcast, page 24 differs, 1 October 1974

The Best of Families
Note: Children's Television Workshop, October 1977 broadcast on PBS.

Research Material

Treatment, January-March 1880 Chronology, 24 September 1975

Treatment, April-December 1880 Chronology, 24 September 1975

Treatment, 1881-1888 Chronology, 24 September 1975

Treatment, 1889-1901 Chronology, 24 September 1975

Chronology, 1879, 1881, undated

Chronology, May-July 1880, 27 October 1975

re the Baldwin Family, September-December 1975, undated

re the Markowitz Family, October-December 1975, undated

re the Rafferty Family, September-December 1975, undated

re the Wheeler Family, October-December 1975, undated

General, circa 1975-1976, undated

Biographical Sketches, 21 August 1975

Treatment

pp. 1-121, 3-17 September 1975

pp. 122-281, 3-17 September 1975

Correspondence, Proposal, Notes, Breakdown, Outlines, Comments, 1975-1976, undated

Notes, undated

Treatment for 13 episodes, by Corinne Jacker, 29 September 1975

Outline, 30 September 1975

“Generations” Episode 1

First Draft, “CTW History Project,” annotated, 6 January 1976

Revised Second Draft, annotated, 20 February 1976

Script, “Heat Wave,” 26 January 1976

First Draft, “History Project,” 29 January 1976

First Draft, “History Project,” annotated, 29 January 1976

Second Draft, annotated, 11 February 1976

Second Draft, 11 February 1976

Final Draft, 25 February 1976

Final Draft, revised, 19 March 1976

Script Revisions (post 19March 1976), Schedules, Contact Sheet, , March 1976

Master Script, as broadcast, May 1976

Revisions, 2 May 1977

Short Version Master Script, 17 June 1976

Master Script, as broadcast, October 1977

Script Changes and Suggestions, undated

Episode outlines not authored by Mandel

“Brotherly Love, 1882” Chapter 2

Outline, revised, 2 October 1975

“Beginnings, 1883” Chapter 3

Revised Outline, 6 October 1975

“New Alliances, late 1885-1886” Chapter 4

Revised Outline, 7 October 1975

Clippings and Reviews, 1976-1977

The Bing Crosby Show
Note: Bing Crosby Productions, 1964. Original network ABC.

“Janice and Me on a Saturday Spent with Random Inputs Number One” #20-07

Correspondence, 1964, undated

First Draft, undated

Second Draft, 1 May 1964

Third Draft, 7 May 1964

Final Draft, 14 May 1964

Revised Final Draft, 2 July 1964

[Title not listed] #20-01

Series Format and Character Descriptions, undated

First Draft Script, by Steven Gethers, 13 March 1964

The Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre
Note: Production company varies, 1963-1967. Original network NBC.

“The Candidate”

Correspondence, 1963, undated

Outline, undated

Treatment, by Eugene Burdick, 24 June 1963

Second Draft, by Loring Mandel, based on a story by Eugene Burdick, 25 September 1963

Revised Script, by Loring Mandel, based on a story by Eugene Burdick, 16 October 1963

The Boy, the Rope and the River
Note: Unproduced.

2 Scripts, 1955

Breakthru II
Note: Unproduced.

“Jerry Likes to Think When He Walks”

General information sheet for writers, undated

First Draft, January 1964

First Draft, 13 February 1964

Brenner
Note: Titus Productions, 1959, 1961-1962, 1964. Original network CBS.

“False Witness”

Revised Draft, “The Blue Men,” by Alvin Boretz, 5 November 1958

Revised First Draft, by Loring Mandel, 20 April 1959

First Draft, 20 May 1959

Revised Draft, 27 May 1959

Buddies
Note: Unproduced.

2 Outlines and Notes, 1955

CBS Playhouse
Note: CBS, broadcast years unknown.

“Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night,” 17 October 1967

Correspondence

1960, January-1968, February

1968, March-1969, February, undated

Research Material and Related Correspondence

1956-1959

1959, undated

Notes, undated

Critiques, Miscellaneous Script Pages, Miscellany, Clippings, and Reviews, circa 1967-1968, undated

Lists, Schedules, and Production Miscellany, circa April-May 1967, undated

Set Designs, undated

2 Outlines, “A Taste of Gold,” undated

First Draft Outline, “The Odyssey of Phillip Hermann,” undated

Outline, undated

First Rough Draft, uncut, “The Odyssey of Peter Schermann,” annotated, 31 December 1959

First Draft, “The Odyssey of Peter Schermann,” 15 January 1960

Second Draft, “The Odyssey of Peter Schermann,” 15 April 1960

Script, “The Odyssey of Peter Schermann,” 3 May 1960

Script, 10 November 1966

Revised Script, annotated, 6 December 1966

Revised Script, 6 December 1966

Revised Script, annotated, 6 March 1967

Final Revised, 29 March 1967

Final Revised, annotated, 28 April 1967

“Shadow Game”

Notes, Correspondence, Production Material, and Clippings, 1968-1969

Set Designs, undated

Background Outline, undated

First Draft, “Black Power,” 30 June 1968

Revised Second Draft, “Shadow Play,” 19 December 1968

Script, undated

Third Draft, “Shadow Play,” annotated, 26 January 1969

Third Draft, annotated, 26 January 1969

Revised Draft, “Profit without Honor,” 10 February 1969

Revised Draft, annotated, 10 February 1969

Final Revised Draft, annotated, including closing credits, 7 March 1969

Final Revised Draft, 11 March 1969

Final Revised Draft, as taped, annotated, 12 March 1969

Card Table House
Note: Unproduced.

First Draft, incomplete, 1954

Cimarron City
Note: Mont Productions in association with NBC, 1958-1959.

Correspondence, 1958

“I, The People”

Background, Character Descriptions, and Story by Fenton Earnshaw, undated

Revised Script, by Gene L. Coon, original story by Fenton Earnshaw, 6 January 1958

“The Outcast”

Notes, undated

Statement, undated

First Draft, undated

Second Draft, 10 June 1958

Cloakroom
Note: Unproduced for Titus Productions.

First Draft, 20 January 1969

The Coming Asunder of Jimmy Bright
Note: WITF-TV Hershey, Pennsylvania, 1967 broadcast on PBS.

Correspondence, 1971-1972

Research Material, circa 1969-1970

Research Material, including sample forms and Reform Organization for Communication and Change, circa 1969-1970

Notes, Miscellany, 1971

3 Outlines, undated

First Rough Draft, 23 July 1971

First Draft, 4 August 1971

Revised Draft, 23 August 1971

Revised Draft and Revised Pages, 23 August and 16 September 1971

Revised Draft, roughly as telecast, annotated, 6 December 1971

The Corner
Note: Unproduced.

Outline and Script, Spring [?], 1954

[DA Series]
Note: Unproduced, for Talent Associates.

“The Bridge Game”

Notes, Character Descriptions, Outlines, circa August-September 1969

Script, annotated, and Discarded Pages, 4 October 1969, undated

First Draft, annotated, 6 October 1969

First Draft, revised, 16 October 1969

Dark Alley
Note: Unproduced.

Script, 1956

Dead Clothes
Note: Production information unknown.

Revised Scene Outline, undated

Letter, undated

Script, circa 1955

The Deeper Prison
Note: Production information unknown.

2 Outlines, adapted by Loring Mandel from a novel by Laurens van der Post, undated

Dependent Flight
Note: Unproduced.

3 Outlines and Letter, 1955, undated

Outline, circa 1955-1956

DuPont Show of the Week
Note: Production company varies, 1962-1964. Original network NBC.

“Ambassador at Large”
Note: Written for the Directors' Company.

Correspondence, 1963-1964

Research Materials, circa 1955-1961, undated

Notes, Schedule, Cast List, Credits, Trailer, circa 1964

Outline, “The Hand of Jesu Diaz,” undated

2 Outlines, “Asylum,” undated

Outline, annotated 10 July 1963

Revised Outline, 10 July 1963

Second Revised Outline, 27 July 1963

Revised Outline, 29 July 1963

2 Scripts, Episode 1, “The Hand of Jesus Diaz,” undated

Script, undated

Revised Script and Notes, 24 January 1964

Revised Script and Notes, 19 February 1964

First Revision, 6 March 1964

First Revision, annotated, 6 March 1964

Second Revision, 16 March 1964

“The World's Greatest (Brinks) Robbery” (a.k.a. “The Robbery”)

Research Material, circa 1954-1962

Notes, Correspondence, Production Material, Miscellany, circa 1961-1962, undated

Outline, “The Great Brink's Holdup,” by Sid Feder and Joseph F. Dineen, 1961

Summary, undated

Part I

Draft, “The World's Greatest Robbery,” annotated, undated

Revised Script, annotated, 19 March 1962

Revised Script, 19 March 1962

Script, annotated, 26 March 1962

Script, annotated, with source material, 27 March 1962

Script, annotated, including production materials such as schedules and taping sequence, 26 March 1962

Part II

2 Scripts, annotated, 9 March 1962

2 Scripts, annotated, undated

Script, annotated, 26 March 1962

Revised Script, annotated, 6 April 1962

Revised Script, annotated, 7 April 1962

Revised Script, annotated with source material, 7 April 1962

Revised Script, “The World's Greatest Robbery,” 7 April 1962

Script, Production Miscellany, and Revisions, 21 April 1962

The DuPont Show with June Allyson
Note: Production information unknown.

“The Man Who Wanted Everything Perfect” (13 March 1961)

2 Outlines, undated

First Draft, incomplete, undated

Script, undated

Miscellaneous Script Pages, undated

Script, by Joe Furia, Jr., from a story by Loring Mandel, 16 January 1961

Letter, 16 March 1961

The Eagles
Note: Production information unknown.

First Draft, circa 1954-1955

First Draft, and Notes, circa 1954-1955

The Flag is Waving
Note: Production information unknown.

2 Scripts, 1956?

The Feeling of Drowning
Note: Production information unknown.

Script, undated

Free Minds at Lackaby Hills
Note: Production information unknown.

Correspondence, 2 Outlines, 1957, undated

The Fundraisers
Note: Unproduced.

First Draft Outline, “Third Annual Campaign,” undated

Second Draft Outline, “Third Annual Campaign,” undated

Outline, undated

Genius at Two A.M.
Note: Produced in 1956, other production information unknown.

Outline, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon; Scene Outline; Letter, 1956

Getting and Spending
Note: Unproduced, for CBS.

Notes, Memoranda, Cast and Property Breakdown, circa June 1956

First Draft, “Happy Birthday, Henry Dempster,” undated

First Draft, “Happy Birthday, Henry Dempster,” 16 August 1956

Script, 15 October 1956

The Great Battlefield
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, and Notes, circa 1956

The Great Three
Note: Production information unknown.

Scene Outline and Character Sketch, circa 1956

A Handful of Ashes
Note: Production information unknown.

First Draft, “The Formula,” 4 April 1959

Script, “A Matter of Respect,” 21 April 1959

First Draft, 30 April 1959

Second Draft, 7 May 1959

The Healer
Note: Unproduced. Originally written for Kaiser Aluminum Hour premier.

Research Material, circa 1958, undated

Correspondence and Notes, circa March 1956-March 1958

5 Synopses, undated

2 Outlines, undated

Final Revised Outline, undated

Preliminary Screen Treatment, undated

First Draft Playscript, 6 November 1959

First Draft Playscript, 6 November 1959

I Remember Illinois
Note: WGN-TV and WMAQ-TV, Chicago, 1968.

Correspondence, January-September 1967

Research Materials, Expense Materials, Miscellany, Review, 1967-1968

First Draft Outline, 19 June 1967

First Production Draft, undated

Second Draft, undated

Scripts of Celebrity Spots, circa 1967

The Ice Cream Man
Note: Production information unknown.

Script, circa 1955

J. Farber, Sharon, Pa.
Note: Production information unknown.

First Rough Draft, undated

Jigsaw
Note: Unproduced. Never scripted.

3 Outlines and Character Sketch, 1967, undated

Kaiser Aluminum Hour
Note: Production company varies, 1956-1957. Original network NBC.

“Army Game” (3 July 1956)
Note: Written for Unit Four, Inc.

Scene Breakdown and Outline, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, undated

First Draft, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, undated

Script and Miscellaneous Script Pages, annotated, undated

Script, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, undated

Revised Script, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, 22 June 1956

Kate
Note: Unproduced, for Palomar Productions.

Outline, “Champagne for My Daughter,” undated

Outline and Notes, “Champagne for My Daughter,” undated

Notes, circa 1963, undated

3 Treatments, undated

Script, annotated, undated

First Draft, 30 October 1974

Revised First Draft, incomplete, undated

Revised First Draft, undated

Script, 24 November 1974

Second Draft, annotated, 4 December 1974

Kurimasu in Tong-Nae
Note: Production information unknown.

Notes, undated

Miscellaneous Outline Pages, undated

Outline, “The Educating of Sgt. Bartlett,” undated

Outline, undated

The Legacy
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, circa 1955-1956

Love of Life
Note: CBS, 1951- .

Research Material, Set Designs, Production Material, Miscellany, circa 1971-1972

Nomination of WGA, 1972

Breakdown Summaries and Script Notes, circa 1971-1973

Character Descriptions and Projections, undated

Character Descriptions and Projections, undated

Projections, 1965-1972

Projections, 1972, undated

Correspondence, 1972-1973

Notes, circa 1972-1973

Breakdown Charts, #5297-5701, with gaps, 1972-1973, undated

Weekly Breakdowns

#5287-5326, taped 24 January-3March 1972

#5322-5346, taped 6 March-7 April 1972

#5347-5386, taped 8 April-25 May 1972

#5382-5421, taped 26 May-18 July 1972

#5422-5461, taped 19 July-11 September 1972

#5462-5491, taped 12 September-20 October 1972

#5492-5524, taped 23 October-14 December 1972

#5525-5582, taped 15 December 1972-18 March 1973

#5583-5632, taped 9 March-18 May 1973

#5633-5696, taped 21 May-27 August 1973

Scripts and Script Fragments, with gaps

Episode #5293

Script fragment, undated

Episode #5296

Script, 4 February 1972

Script, by Christopher Bell with Nancy Ford and Jim Louis Ringwald

Episode #5300

Script, 10 February 1972

2 Scripts, by Christopher Bell with Nancy Ford and Jim Louis Ringwald, 10 February 1972

Episode #5301

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5304

2 Scripts, fragments, undated

Episode #5330

Script Insert, undated

Episode #5342

Script Insert, undated

Episode #5375

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5381

Script, by Christopher Bell, annotated, 2 June 1972

Episode #5386

Script, by Christopher Bell, 9 June 1972

Script by Christopher Bell with Nancy Ford and Max McClellan, 9 June 1972

Episode #5391

Script, by Christopher Bell with Nancy Ford and Max McClellan, 16 June 1972

Episode #5402

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5445

Script for Teaser, 31 August 1972

Episode #5461

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5474

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5501

Script, 17 November 1972

Episode #5529

Script, by Christopher Bell, 29 December 1972

Episode #5536

Script, by Christopher Bell, 9 January 1973

Episode #5538

Script, by Christopher Bell, 12 January 1973

Episode #5540

Script, by Christopher Bell, 16 January 1973

Episode #5541

Script, by Christopher Bell, 17 January 1973

Episode #5548

Script, by Christopher Bell, 26 January 1973

Episode #5553

Script, by Christopher Bell, 2 February 1973

Episode #5558

Script, by Christopher Bell, 9 February 1973

Episode #5563

Script, by Christopher Bell, 16 February 1973

Episode #5568

Script, by Christopher Bell, 26 February 1973

Episode #5573

Script, by Christopher Bell, 5 March 1973

Episode #5575

Script, by Christopher Bell, 27 February 1973

Episode #5576

Script, by Christopher Bell, 8 March 1973

Episode #5577

Script, fragment, undated

Script, by Peggy O'Shea, 12 February 1973

Episode #5581

Script, by Christopher Bell, 15 March 1973

Episode #5582

Script, by Christopher Bell, 16 March 1973

Episode #5586

2 Scripts, fragments, undated

Episode #5587

Script, by Christopher Bell, 23 March 1973

Episode #5590

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5591

Script, fragment, undated

Episode #5605

Script, fragment, undated

Unidentified Scripts and Fragments, undated

Lux Video Theatre
Note: Production company varies, 1951-1955. Original network NBC.

“A House of His Own” (1956)
Note: Also produced on A.B.C. Armchair Theatre.

Correspondence, Notes, circa 1955-1956, undated

Outline, “Fences and Fences,” undated

Outline, undated

First Draft, annotated, undated

Draft, undated

Draft, annotated, undated

Revised Script, 31 May 1956

Revised Script, 8 April 1957

Script, undated

The Maid's Day Off
Note: Production information unknown.

Script, undated

The Man Who Could Have Saved Lincoln
Note: Production company unknown. Based on The Peterson House which has a separate listing in this series.

2 Outlines, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, 1966

The Martyr
Note: Production information unknown.

Script, circa 1955

Miss Brinks Is a Tender Blossom
Note: Unproduced.

Outline, by Danny Simon and Loring Mandel, 1956

First Draft, by Danny Simon and Loring Mandel, 1956

Nash Airflyte Theatre
Note: Chicago, WGN-TV. A.k.a. Nash Airflyte Review.

5 Scripts, circa 24-26 September 1950

Norman Ross at Work
Note: Chicago, 1950.

Outline, “Ross,” by Carl Miller, undated

Outline, “Ross,” by Loring Mandel, undated

Format, undated

14 Scripts, 20 March-5 May 1950

11 Scripts, 9-31 May 1950

An Old Case
Note: Unproduced.

Outline and Notes, circa 1955-1956

Panic on Saturday
Note: Unproduced.

Outline, circa 1955-1956

[Parker Fur Company Commercial]
Note: Chicago-area television.

Commercial Script, during a showing of Going My Way, circa 1955-1956

Particular Men
Note: WNET-TV, PBS, air date 1972.

Review, 1972

The People in the Paper
Note: Production information unknown.

Script and Note, circa 1955

Perspective
Note: Unproduced.

2 Presentations, undated

Correspondence, Miscellany, August 1954, 1955, undated

“Poor Mother-in-law,”

2 Scripts, undated

“The Potlatch,”

Script, undated

“The Younger Generation,”

Script, “The Wandering Young,” undated

Script, undated

The Peterson House
Note: Unproduced.

Correspondence and Script, circa 1954-1955, 1966

The Picket
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, undated

Revised Outline, 1955

Playhouse 90
Note: CBS, 1956-1961.

“Project Immortality” (11 June 1959)

Correspondence and Notes, 1956-1959, undated

Research Material, circa 1958-1959, undated

Cast List, Schedules, Teaser Scripts, Expenses, 1958-1959

Essay Outline, “Final Factor,” undated

6 Outlines, undated

First Draft, 24 February 1958

Revised Second Draft, 11 September 1958

Revised Second Draft, annotated, 11 September 1958

Second Draft, revised, annotated, 11 September 1958

Revised Second Draft, 11 September 1958

Second Revision, annotated, 25 October 1958

Fourth Revision, annotated, 18 May 1959

Fifth Revision, annotated, 25 May 1959

Revised Script, 25 May 1959

Final Revision, annotated, 29 May 1959

Final Revision, annotated, 29 May 1959

Final Revision, annotated, 29 May 1959

“The Raider”

Research Material, Notes, Correspondence, Finances, Production Miscellany, circa 1956-1959

4 Outlines, circa April 1958

Original Treatment, incomplete, undated

First Mimeo, 13 September 1957

First Draft, 24 June 1958

Second Draft, 26 July 1958

Revised Second Draft, 8 November 1958

Revised Script, 9 January 1959

Revised Script, annotated, 4 February 1959

Final Revised, annotated, 12 February 1959

Film Outline, 2 November 1961

Preemy
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, undated

Prudential On Stage
Note: Talent Associates, air dates unknown. Original network NBC.

“To Confuse the Angel” (15 March 1970)

Notes and Letter regarding “The Inheritance” and “On Thin Air,” 1967, undated

Notes, Correspondence, and Review, 1969-1970

Outline, “The Inheritance,” undated

2 Outlines, undated

First Draft Screenplay, “On Thin Air,” 15 January 1964

Revised First Draft, annotated, 29 October 1969

Notes and Miscellaneous Script Pages, undated

Second Draft, incomplete, 4 December 1969

Second Draft, annotated, 4 December 1969

Script, 19 January 1970

Revised Script, 2 February 1970

Script, incomplete, Act I and II, undated

Miscellaneous Script Pages, undated

Rendezvous
Note: Original network CBS, other production information unknown.

“Alone”

Story, by Watson Fenimore, undated

Outline, adapted by Loring Mandel, undated

2 First Drafts, by Loring Mandel, from a story by Watson Fenimore, 26 December 1957, undated

Second Draft, by Loring Mandel, story by Watson Fenimore, undated

Third Revised Final Draft, by Loring Mandel, story by Watson Fenimore, 29 March 1958

Shooting Schedule, undated

Request Performance
Note: WGN-TV, other information unknown.

9 Scripts, some incomplete, 8 October-10 December 1950

Rhythm Rodeo
Note: DuPont network at WGN-TV, Chicago.

12 Scripts, 5 November 1950-7January 1951, undated

Ricky-Ticky Reilly
Note: Production information unknown.

Notes and Outline, 1955

Rita Revisited
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, “Click,” 1955

2 Outlines, 1955

Run, Sherman, Run!
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, 1956

Sandburg's Lincoln
Note: Production information unknown.

Correspondence, Notes, and Miscellaneous Script Pages, circa 1974-1976, undated

Research Material, January-March 1974

Research Material, undated

Research Material, undated

“Within Sight of Canaan” #0351

Revised Shooting Script, by Philip Reisman, Jr., 11 April 1974

Revised Pages, 15-30 May 1974

“Lincoln, The Husband and Father” #0352

Shooting Draft, 21 March 1974

Revised Shooting Draft, 3 May 1974

Miscellaneous Pages and Notes, May 1974, undated

“Crossing Fox River ” #0353

Summary and Story Outline, undated

Second Draft, annotated, 1 April 1974

Shooting Draft, including production file and letter, 8 April, July-August 1974

“Lincoln, The Unwilling Warrier” #0354

Shooting Draft, annotated, by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, 19 March 1974

Revised Pages, 23 May 1974

Shooting Draft, 18 June 1974

“Prairie Lawyer ” #0355

First Draft, by Emmet Lavery, 20 March 1974

Draft, annotated, by Loring Mandel, undated

First Draft, “The Politician,” by Loring Mandel, 21 March 1974

Shooting Draft, “A. Lincoln, Esq.,” story by Emmet Lavery, teleplay by Irene and Louis Kamp, 15 April 1974

Revised and Discarded Pages, Kamp script, and letter, 25 April, 4 June 1974

Shooting Script, story by Emmet Lavery, teleplay by Irene and Louis Kamp, 21 June 1974

Seven Lively Arts
Note: Production company unknown, 1957-1958. Original network CBS.

“The Blast in Centralia #5” (26 January 1958)

Correspondence, 1957-1958, undated

Research Material, notes from interviews, circa 1957

Research Material, notes from interviews, circa 1957

Notes, circa 1957

Notes from John Bartlow Martin, October-December 1957

Story, by John Bartlow Martin, undated

3 Outlines, Scene Breakdowns, and Houseman Changes to Mandel Outline, circa May-December 1957

Second Draft, including first draft revisions by John Bartlow Martin, annotated, 12 November 1957

Script, undated

Two Final Versions, annotated, by Loring Mandel, based on a story by John Bartlow Martin, 16 January 1958

The Seventh Juror
Note: Production information unknown.

2 Outlines, undated

The Shooting Star
Note: Production information unknown.

5 Outlines, undated

Spring Story
Note: Production information unknown.

2 Outlines and Script, incomplete, undated

Step Up and Shake the Hand
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, undated

Studio One
Note: Production company unknown, 1948-1958. Original network CBS.

“Fair Play” (26 December 1955)

Correspondence, 1955-1956

Synopsis, by John and Ward Hawkins, undated

2 Synopses, suggested adaptation for television, by Loring Mandel, undated

First Draft, annotated, by John and Ward Hawkins, adapted by Loring Mandel, undated

Revised Pages, 13 December 1955

Revised Script, annotated, by John and Ward Hawkins, adapted by Loring Mandel, 23 December 1955

“The Open Door” (15 October 1956)

Notes, Correspondence, Schedule, circa July-October 1956, undated

Outline, “The Company of Men,” undated

Outline, incomplete, undated

2 Outlines, “The Company of Men,” undated

Miscellaneous and Discarded Script Pages, undated

Script, undated

First Draft, “The Company of Men,” undated

Revised First Draft, undated

Script, 4 October 1956

Script, annotated, 4 October 1956

Revised Script, 10 October 1956

“The Rice-Sprout Song“ (15 April 1957)

Notes, Schedule, Cast List, Letter, circa 1957

3 Outlines, undated

First Rough Draft, undated

First Revised Draft, annotated, undated

Final Revised, undated

“Shakedown Cruise“ (7 November 1955)

Correspondence, Notes, Miscellany, 1954-1955

2 Outlines, annotated, undated

First Draft, undated

Second Draft, annotated, undated

Script, 5 August 1955

Revised Script, 19 September 1955

Third Revised Script, 14 October 1955

Third Revised Script, 14 October 1955

Revisions for Third Revised Script, annotated, 4 November 1955

Script, revisions for third revised script, annotated, 4 November 1955

“This Will Do Nicely“ (2 April 1956)

Story, by Thomas Flanagan, undated

Schedule, March 1956

Revised Script, by Loring Mandel, from the short story by Thomas Flanagan, 23 March 1956

Fan Mail, 1956

“The Unfortunate Pod“

Outline and Notes, undated

Revised Outline, undated

Script, undated

Success Story
Note: Production information unknown.

Scene Outline and Letter, undated

Stranger in the Home
Note: Production information unknown.

Outline, undated

Task Force
Note: Unproduced, for Talent Associates.

Correspondence, 1968-1969

Presentation, undated

5 Episode Outlines, undated

Character Descriptions, undated

Notes, undated

“Has Anyone Seen Jennifer?”

2 First Drafts, unrevised, undated

First Draft, 9 October 1968

Script for Teaser, undated

Second Draft, 2 October 1968

“Takeover”

Script, circa 1968

2 First Draft Scripts, 12 November 1968

The Teacher
Note: Unproduced.

Outline, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, Fall 1956

4 Outlines, by Loring Mandel and Mayo Simon, undated

The Trial of Chaplain Jensen
Note: ABC, 1975.

First Rough Draft, annotated, 31 August 1974

First Draft, annotated, 7 September 1974

First Draft, annotated, 9 September 1974

Draft, annotated, undated

Second Draft, 10 October 1974

Final Draft, 8 November 1974

Revised Final, 26 November 1974

Notes and Miscellaneous Script Pages, undated

Correspondence, outline, notes, misc. script pages, undated

The Trumpeter
Note: Production information unknown.

Scene Outline, circa 1955-1956

[Uncle Jake's Atomic Bomb]
Note: Unproduced.

3 Scene Outlines, Miscellany, Script for Act I, circa 1957

The Vegetable
Note: Production information unknown.

Notes and Outline, circa 1956

A Woman, A Man, A Meeting
Note: Unproduced.

Script, “Case History,” undated

Script, undated

A World I Never Made
Note: Children's Television Workshop, 1973 or 1974. Originally broadcast on PBS.

Research Materials, Notes, Miscellaneous Draft Fragments (“Chrystie's Room”), June-July 1973

Proposal for Health Program, November 1972

World in White
Note: Unproduced.

Presentation, undated

“Emergency”

Script, by Phil Reisman, Jr., undated

Second Draft, by Loring Mandel, 12 August 1957

The Zenger Trial
Note: Unproduced.

Correspondence, Research Materials, Notes, 1971-1972, undated

First Draft, “The Trial of John Peter Zenger,” 20 August 1972

Script, annotated, undated

Second Draft, undated

Script, undated

Miscellaneous Pages, undated

Zeno's Paradox
Note: Unproduced for Arena Productions.

Correspondence and Memoranda, circa 1968, undated

“Tina”

Notes, undated

Outline (a.k.a. The Webster House), 23 November 1968

First Draft, 27 March 1968

Script, 22 April 1968

Untitled Outlines, undated