Gordon Kahn Papers, 1944-1950

Container Title
Series: Part 2, 1976 Additions: Subject File, 1943-1975
Adam's Rib (TV series: Production company unknown, 1973. Original network ABC)
Box   53
Folder   1
Promotional flyer, undated
The Adjustment of Preston Fowler (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   53
Folder   2
Correspondence, script revisions, 1963-1964
The Ages of Man (TV special: Talent Associates?, January 23 and 30, 1966. Original network CBS)
Box   53
Folder   3-4
Production file, 1958-1959, 1965-1966
Box   53
Folder   5
Script, based on George Rylands' Shakespeare Anthology, undated
Box   53
Folder   5
Shooting scripts, based on George Rylands' Shakespeare Anthology, undated
Albert Hackensack (TV series: unproduced)
Box   53
Folder   6
Outline, undated
Box   53
Folder   6
Correspondence, 1965
Alexander, Stephen
Box   53
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1963, undated
Alfie (Motion pictures or theater: Originally theater, London: Mermaid, June 20, 1963)
Box   53
Folder   8
Correspondence, reviews, 1963
All in Good Time (Theater: NY: Royale, February 1965)
Box   53
Folder   9-11
Correspondence, 1963-1966, undated
Box   53
Folder   12
Reviews, 1965
Box   54
Folder   1
Script, final version, by Bill Naughton, June 1964
Box   54
Folder   2
Script, final version, by Bill Naughton, September 21, 1964
All the Doors and Everything (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   54
Folder   3
Script, by Henry Jaglom, circa 1963
All the Emperor's Horses (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   54
Folder   4
Production file, including synopsis by David Kidd, 1968, undated
All the Way Home (Motion Picture: Paramount, 1963)
Box   54
Folder   5
Budgets and financial grosses, 1961-1962, 1964
Box   54
Folder   6
Camera reports, October 1962-January 1963
Box   54
Folder   7
Cast and crew, resumes and lists, 1962
Contracts
Box   54
Folder   8
Cast and crew, July 1962-July 1963
Box   54
Folder   9
Unions, May 1960-January 1963
Box   54
Folder   10
Correspondence, August 1962-November 1964, undated
Box   54
Folder   11
Insurance, August-November 1962
Box   55
Folder   1
Legal file, 1962-1963
Locations
Knoxville
Box   55
Folder   2
General, September-December 1962
Box   55
Folder   3
Contracts, 1962
Box   55
Folder   4
Props, designs and correspondence, 1962
Box   55
Folder   5
New York, contracts, December 1962-January 1963
Box   55
Folder   6
Metromedia, Inc., correspondence and agreements, 1962-1963
Box   55
Folder   7
Music, correspondence, lyrics, 1962
Box   55
Folder   8
Paramount Pictures Corporation, correspondence and financial reports, August-December 1962
Box   55
Folder   9
Production file and reviews, 1962-1963
Box   55
Folder   10
Screen credits, correspondence and list, November 1962-January 1963
Box   55
Folder   11
Script distribution cards, undated
Box   55
Folder   12
Script, correspondence and lists, September-November 1962
Box   55
Folder   13
Script clerk's report, October 1962-January 1963
Box   55
Folder   14
Shooting schedules, August-November 1962
Box   55
Folder   15
Wardrobe, correspondence and list, 1962-1963
America! (TV Special re DuPont: unproduced)
Box   55
Folder   16
Program presentation, undated
Box   55
Folder   17
American Association of Advertising Agencies, correspondence, including a speech by Lee Loevinger, August 1969-May 1970
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
Contracts, general
Box   55
Folder   18
1962
Box   56
Folder   1
1963
Box   56
Folder   2
New projects, correspondence, presentations, lists, circa 1963-1966
Box   56
Folder   3
Synopsis of packager/advertiser option dates, January 24, 1963
ABC Stage 67 (TV anthology series: 1966-1967)
Box   56
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1963-1966
The ABC Sunday Night Theatre (TV Specials)
Box   56
Folder   5
Correspondence and promotional materials, July-November, 1967
Of Mice and Men(January 31, 1968)
Box   56
Folder   6
Correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1967-1968
Box   56
Folder   7-8
Script, undated
Box   56
Folder   9
Script, adapted by John Hopkins, May 24, 1967
ABC Theatre (TV anthology series)
A Moon for the Misbegotten(May 27, 1975)
Box   56
Folder   10
Production file, 1975
Annamarie (TV special?: unproduced)
Box   56
Folder   11
Production file, including an outline by Loring Mandel, 1974-1975
The Anne Bancroft Show (TV series?: unproduced)
Box   56
Folder   12
Contract, 1969
Anne of a Thousand Days (TV special: unproduced)
Box   56
Folder   13
Correspondence, 1963
Anything Goes (TV series: unproduced)
Box   56
Folder   14
Correspondence and miscellany, 1964
Armstrong Circle Theatre (TV anthology series: Talent Associates-Paramount Ltd., 1953-1957 on NBC, 1957-1963 on CBS)
Box   56
Folder   15
Correspondence, financial notes, summaries, miscellany, circa 1955-1964
Box   57
Folder   1
Correspondence, financial notes, summaries, miscellany, circa 1955-1964, continued
Arrest and Trial (TV series: Universal TV, 1963-1964. Original network ABC)
Box   57
Folder   2
ASI test results and viewer comments, 1963
Art Carney Show (TV series: syndicated?)
Box   57
Folder   3
Correspondence and schedules, 1963-1964
The Arthurs of Camelot (TV series: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   4
Synopsis, by Steve Kanfer and Jess Korman, undated
“As Time Goes By” (Song)
Box   57
Folder   5
Correspondence, 1964
Ashley-Steiner-Famous Artists, Inc.
Box   57
Folder   6
Correspondence, 1963-1970
The Assistant (Format unknown; originally theater)
Box   57
Folder   7
Script, Act 1, undated
The Association of Artists for Freedom
Box   57
Folder   8
Transcript, “The Black Revolution and the White Backlash,” June 15, 1964
At the Drop of Another Hat (TV special: Talent Associates in association with CBS, April 18-19, 1967?)
Box   57
Folder   9
Production file, 1966-1967, undated
The Autograph Hound (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1972-1973
[Ballet Special] (TV special: produced on CBS?)
Box   57
Folder   11
Correspondence and miscellany, 1963
Barry Gray Show (Radio: New York, WMCA)
Box   57
Folder   12
Press release re Susskind appearance, including excerpts, September 1963
Beach (TV series: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   13
Clipping and outline, by Al Howard, 1965, undated
Behind the Lines (TV series?: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   14
Correspondence, 1965
Benjamin Franklin: Citizen (Theater: touring)
Box   57
Folder   15
Reviews, playbill, 1967
Bennet, Cyril
Box   57
Folder   16
Correspondence and clippings, 1967-1971, undated
Benton, William
Box   57
Folder   17
Correspondence re commercial sponsorship of educational TV, 1963
Bernstein, Ron
Box   57
Folder   18
Correspondence, 1969-1973
Box   57
Folder   19
Memoranda re potential projects and critiques, 1971-1973
The Best of Everything (TV series: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   20
Correspondence, 1965
A Better Life (TV series: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   21
Synopsis, undated
Bid to Win (TV series: unproduced)
Box   57
Folder   22
Synopsis re game show, undated
The Big Kiss-Off (Motion Picture: unproduced)
Box   58
Folder   1
Novel, fragment, undated
Box   58
Folder   1
Correspondence, 1972
Big Maggie (Format unknown; originally theater)
Box   58
Folder   2
Script, by John Keane, undated
Billie Holiday Story (Motion Picture: May be Lady Sings the Blues, Motown-Weston-Furie Productions, 1972. Paramount)
Box   58
Folder   3
Correspondence and notes, 1968-1969
“Bombing on My Mind” (Article: New York Magazine, by Gail Sheehy)
Box   58
Folder   4
Article and correspondence, 1970
The Bonegrinder (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   58
Folder   5
Correspondence and synopsis, by Dennis Potter, 1967
Brewsters (TV special?: unproduced?)
Box   58
Folder   6
4 synopses, by Roger Hirson, annotated, undated
Bridou, Lucienne
Box   58
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1963
Brief Lives (Theater: NY, John Golden Theatre, December 1967)
Box   58
Folder   8-9
Production file, 1967
Box   58
Folder   10
Clippings and reviews, 1966-1968
Box   58
Folder   11
Script, undated
The Brothers (TV series?: unproduced?)
Box   58
Folder   12
Story idea, March 1965
Brown, Helen Gurley
Box   58
Folder   13
Correspondence and lists, 1966
Buck Buck Number One (Motion pictures: unproduced?)
Box   58
Folder   14
First draft script, by Mordecai Siegal and Harry G. Falk, May 1965
Burlesque (TV series: unproduced)
Box   58
Folder   15
Story idea, by Coleman Jacoby and Arnie Rosen, undated
... But There Are Always Miracles (Production format unknown)
Box   58
Folder   16
Book and correspondence, 1974
By Hooke and Cruikshank (TV series?: unproduced?)
Box   58
Folder   17
First draft script, by Leonard Stern and Mel Tolkin, July 1, 1963
Calvin (TV series?: unproduced?)
“My Husband the Zookeeper”
Box   59
Folder   1
Script, by Ray Brenner and Jack Guss, August 19, 1965
Campus, Michael
Box   59
Folder   2
Correspondence and miscellany, 1963-1965
Carpenter, Rene
Box   59
Folder   3
Correspondence and article by Rene Carpenter, 1967
Carry Danger (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   59
Folder   4
Synopsis, by Richard Donner, July 7, 1965
A Case of Libel (TV: Talent Associates, February 11, 1968. Original network ABC)
Box   59
Folder   5
Production file, 1967-1968
Casualities of War (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   59
Folder   6
Correspondence, budgets, miscellany, 1970-1971
CATV
Box   59
Folder   7
Presentation for Manhattan Board of Estimates and miscellany, 1973, undated
Catweazle (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   59
Folder   8
Correspondence and miscellany, 1973
“The Eye of Time”
Box   59
Folder   9
Script, by Richard Carpenter, undated
“The Sun in a Bottle”
Box   59
Folder   9
Script, by Richard Carpenter, undated
“The Trickery Lantern”
Box   59
Folder   9
Script, by Richard Carpenter, undated
Chase (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   59
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1973
Chewsday (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   59
Folder   11
Correspondence, reviews, script records, 1968-1970
Children at the Gates (Production format unknown)
Box   59
Folder   12
Summary, by Lunne Reid Banks, July 27, 1967
The Choice (TV: special, NBC)
Box   59
Folder   13
Correspondence, 1964
The Chosen Few (Theater: unproduced?)
Box   59
Folder   14
Correspondence and notes, 1963
Christie Love (Motion Picture: unproduced)
Box   59
Folder   15
Correspondence, 1972
Churchill Wit (TV special: unproduced)
Box   59
Folder   16
Production file, 1967
Cine Capitol S.A.
Box   59
Folder   17
Preliminary prospectus and correspondence, 1970
Cole (Theater: London, Mermaid Theatre, July 2, 1974)
Box   59
Folder   18
Playbill, annotated, 1974
Collier, John
Box   59
Folder   19
Correspondence, note, clipping, 1973
Come As You Are (Theater: unproduced?)
Box   59
Folder   20
Script, by John Mortimer, undated
The Comedians (TV series: syndicated)
Box   59
Folder   21
Outlines and promotional articles, circa 1971
Command Performance (TV anthology series: other production information unknown)
Box   60
Folder   1
Correspondence, 1962-1966
Box   60
Folder   2
Notes, synopses, and miscellany, circa 1962-1966
“The American Dram”
Box   60
Folder   3
Production file, 1963
Commercials
Box   60
Folder   4
Correspondence, story boards, creative strategies, and speech by Sen. Frank E. Moss to the National Food Editors' Conference, 1970-1971
Company (Theater: NY: Alvin, April 26, 1970)
Box   60
Folder   5
Brochure for original cast album, May 1970
Condemned (Production format unknown)
Box   60
Folder   6
Synopsis, by Edward Adler, undated
A Conscientious Objector at Parris Island (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   60
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1975
Controversy (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   60
Folder   8
Format, hosted by William F. Buckley, Jr., undated
Cook, Elisha
Box   60
Folder   9
Biographical notes, clippings, 1970
A Cop and a Girl (Motion pictures: unproduced)
Box   60
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1970
Box   60
Folder   11
Script, by Halsted Welles, David Freeman, and Tom Gries, undated
Box   60
Folder   12
Script, circa 1970
Box   60
Folder   13
Script fragments, circa 1970
Box   60
Folder   14
Script, annotated, undated
[Coroner Series] (TV series: unproduced?)
“Mary, Mary, How Does Your Garden Grow?”
Box   60
Folder   15
Synopsis, by Jerry P. Flanagan, June 5, 1967
Cornucopia (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   60
Folder   16
Outline, March 1966
The Country Club (TV series: unproduced)
Box   60
Folder   17
Correspondence and synopsis, by Jacqueline Susann, 1968
The Country Girl (TV special: produced?)
Box   61
Folder   1
Correspondence and cast list, 1973, undated
The Couriers (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   61
Folder   2
Synopsis, September 9, 1964
Crack in the Wall (TV series: unproduced)
Box   61
Folder   3
2 Synopses, by Edward Adler, undated
“A Devil's Spawn of Luck”
Box   61
Folder   3
Treatment, by Edward Adler, annotated, undated
The Crime Is: Murder! (TV series: unproduced)
Box   61
Folder   4
2 presentations, 1964
Crime of the Century (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   61
Folder   5
Correspondence, script outlines, 1965, 1972
Crown Matrimonial (TV special: Talent Associates/Norton Simon Productions in association with FCB Productions, April 3, 1974. Original network NBC. Hallmark Hall of Fame)
Box   61
Folder   6
Production file, 1973-1974
The Crucible (TV special: produced)
Box   61
Folder   7
Script, by Arthur Miller, annotated, January 19, 1967
Cruising (Format unknown)
Box   61
Folder   8
Book, by Gerald Walker, undated
The Dain Curse (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   61
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1972
Daisy...And the Earth People (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   61
Folder   10
Synopsis and treatment, by Richard Donner, March 16, 1966
Dames at Sea (Theater: NY: Bouwerie Lane, December 20, 1968)
Box   61
Folder   11
Script, by George Haimsohn and Robin Miller, undated
Dance of Death (TV special: unproduced. Original format theater, London, National, 1967)
Box   61
Folder   12
Correspondence, playbill, and clipping, 1967
Dann, Michael
Box   61
Folder   13
Biographical material and miscellany, circa 1973
D'Antoni, Phillip
Box   61
Folder   14
Biographical material, undated
Daughter of Darkness (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   61
Folder   15
Correspondence, 1972, undated
The Daughter of My Friend Irma (TV: unproduced series)
Box   61
Folder   16
2 synopses and accompanying letter, by Cy Howard, April 1964
The David Burns Show (TV: unsold series)
Box   61
Folder   17
Casting and budget information, 1964
Box   61
Folder   18
Correspondence, 1964-1965, undated
Box   61
Folder   19
3 outlines, 1964-1965
“Case of the Lovesick Boy”
Box   61
Folder   20
Revised second draft, by Bill Manhoff, March 16, 1964
Box   61
Folder   20
Script, by Bill Manhoff, April 6, 1964
“Case of the Rotten Kid”
Box   61
Folder   21
Script, by Bill Manhoff, April 30, 1964
“Case of the Sweet Old Man”
Box   62
Folder   1
Synopsis, revised, undated
Box   62
Folder   1
Treatment, undated
Box   62
Folder   1
Script, undated
Box   62
Folder   1
2 scripts, by Bill Manhoff, June 30, 1964
Box   62
Folder   1
Script, by Bill Manhoff, July 7, 1964
The David Susskind Show (TV series: syndicated, 1966- )
Box   62
Folder   2
Clippings and miscellaneous production material, 1966-1971
Box   62
Folder   3-4
Correspondence, 1966-1971
Box   62
Folder   5
Ratings, undated
Box   62
Folder   6
Schedules, 1966-1971
Individual programs, arranged by taping date
January 5, 1966 (“Fat and Happy,” “LBJ,” “Private Eyes”)
Box   62
Folder   7
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
January 12, 1966 (“Housewifes from Hanoi,” “Peter Ustinov”)
Box   62
Folder   8
Correspondence, release forms, introduction for “Housewives from Hanoi,” 1966
August 31, 1966 (“Negroes Who Hate Jews,” Panel with “Mary Tyler Moore, Katherine de Jersey, Omar Ahmed, Arthur Williams, Mrs. Rose Hayes”)
Box   62
Folder   9
Production file, including a transcript of The Open Mind, “Anti-Semitism and the Negro,” with Alex Rosen, John Slawson, Kenneth Clark, and Bayard Rustin, on WNBC-TV, 1966
September 6, 1966 (“Nuns and Priests Are Marching”)
Box   62
Folder   10
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
September 14, 1966 (“Pete Seeger”)
Box   62
Folder   11
Correspondence, release form, 1966
September 29, 1966 (“The New Left"”)
Box   62
Folder   12
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
October 6, 1966 (“Far-out Right,” “Life Over 40,” “Ethnic Humor”
Box   62
Folder   13
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
October 10, 1966 (“White Backlash,” “Single Girls”)
Box   62
Folder   14
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
October 13, 1966 (“Stokely Carmichael,” ”Red China Debate”)
Box   62
Folder   15
Correspondence, release forms, clippings, 1966
November 10, 1966 (“Motorcycles,” “The Draft”)
Box   62
Folder   16
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
November 15, 1966 (“Welfare,” “The Fugs”)
Box   62
Folder   17
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
November 17, 1966 (“HUAC,” “Underground Magazines”)
Box   62
Folder   18
Correspondence and release forms, 1966
December 1, 1966 (“Neo-Nazism,” ”Susskind Family”)
Box   62
Folder   19
Production file, 1966
December 5, 1966 (“George Wallace”)
Box   62
Folder   20
Correspondence, 1966
December 8, 1966 (“Mr. Kenneth,” “Bowery Bums,” “Night Clubs”)
Box   62
Folder   21
Correspondence and release forms, 1966-1967
December 8, 1966 (“Strippers,” “Sam Sheppard”)
Box   62
Folder   22
Correspondence and release forms, 1966-1967
December 29, 1966 (““Are American Men Little Boy Lovers?,” “F. Lee Bailey”)
Box   62
Folder   23
Correspondence and release forms, 1966-1967
January 19, 1967 (“Bugging,” “Fashions”)
Box   62
Folder   24
Correspondence and release forms, 1966-1967
January 26, 1967 (“Homosexuality,” “Astrology”)
Box   63
Folder   1
Correspondence, release form, clipping, 1967
February 2, 1967 (“White Parents with Negro Children,” “Dogs”)
Box   63
Folder   2
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
February 9, 1967 (“Gamblers and Pills,” “Millioniares of Music”)
Box   63
Folder   3
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
February 14, 1967 (“Hypnotism,” “Alcoholism,” “Robert Maxwell, M.P.”)
Box   63
Folder   4
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
February 16, 1967 (“European Women,” “Menopause”)
Box   63
Folder   5
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
February 23, 1967 (“Millionaires,” “Life on Other Planets,” “George Plimpton”)
Box   63
Folder   6
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
March 2, 1967 (“Abortion Laws,” “Ramparts Magazine”)
Box   63
Folder   7
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
March 7, 1967 (“We Were Falsely Accused of Murder”)
Box   63
Folder   8
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
March 14, 1967 (“The Mafia,” “Newsweek”)
Box   63
Folder   9
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
March 16, 1967 (“The Tragedy of Alcoholic Priests”)
Box   63
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1967
April 13, 1967 (“Who's Hiding the Nazi Murderers and Where,” “Where the Elite Eat”)
Box   63
Folder   11
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
April 20, 1967 (“Pat Ward,” “Dreaming,” “Cleaning Women”)
Box   63
Folder   12
Production file, 1967
April 27, 1967 (“Three Women Who Made It Big,” “Pills and Pot”)
Box   63
Folder   13
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
May 5, 1967 (“Child Abuse”)
Box   63
Folder   14
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
May 11, 1967 (“Sex Education,” “Robert Morley”)
Box   63
Folder   15
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
May 18, 1967 (“Jeane Dixon,” “Jet Set”)
Box   63
Folder   16
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
May 25, 1967 (“Congressional Ethics,” “Morton Shulman and Stocks”)
Box   63
Folder   17
Correspondence, 1967
August 31, 1967 (“Teachers in Tough Schools,” “Merchants from Riot Areas”)
Box   63
Folder   18
Production file, 1967
September 14, 1967 (“Who Dares to Criticize the FBI?,” “English Girls Who Swing,” “Future in the Palm of Your Hand”)
Box   63
Folder   19
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
September 21, 1967 (“Sarah Churchill,” “DAR,” “Sexercises”)
Box   63
Folder   20
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
September 28, 1967 (“Vietnam Vets,” “Wives of My Friends”)
Box   63
Folder   21
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
October 4, 1967 (“Welfare Mothers,” “Roomies,” “4-H”)
Box   63
Folder   22
Production file, 1967
October 5, 1967 (“Hippies,” “Ruth Douglas Mann,” “Richard Lester”)
Box   63
Folder   23
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
November 2, 1967 (“Three Priests Who Left,” “The Lowdown on Super Spies,” “The Truth About Your Dreams”)
Box   63
Folder   24
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
November 6, 1967 (“Titicut Follies,” “The Wild, Wild Left,” “Gore Vidal”)
Box   63
Folder   25
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
November 13, 1967 (“Graphology,” “Death and Dying”)
Box   63
Folder   26
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
November 14, 1967 (“Hon. Abba Eban”)
Box   63
Folder   27
Correspondence, 1967
November 20, 1967 (“Dr. Fayez Sayegh,” “Pot Smokers and Acid Heads,” “Suzy Smith--Lady Who Talks with the Dead”)
Box   63
Folder   28
Correspondence, release forms, and clippings, 1967-1968
November 27, 1967 (“God, Men and War at Yale,” “Fabulous Furs for He and She”)
Box   63
Folder   29
Correspondence and release forms, 1967-1968
December 9, 1967 (“Actors Talk About Acting,” “Stock Market,” “Children”)
Box   63
Folder   30
Correspondence and release forms, 1967
December 18, 1967 (“Recovery,” “Manville Wives”)
Box   63
Folder   31
Correspondence and release forms, 1967-1968
December 26, 1967 (“Welfare Workers,” “Hugh Downs,” “Memory Man”)
Box   63
Folder   32
Correspondence and release forms, 1967-1968
January 15, 1968 (“Sargent Shriver,” ”Governor Claude Kirk”)
Box   63
Folder   33
Correspondence and schedule listing, 1967-1968
January 22, 1968 (“Let's Dump Johnson Now,” “Show Biz Confidential”)
Box   63
Folder   34
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
February 5, 1968 (“Astrology,” “Far Right”)
Box   63
Folder   35
Production file, 1968
February 12, 1968 (“Public School Children,” “David Frost”)
Box   63
Folder   36
Production file, 1968
February 19, 1968 (“Prison Life Is Hell”)
Box   63
Folder   37
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
February 26, 1968 (“Florence Fisher--23 Years a Whore and a Junkie”)
Box   63
Folder   38
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
March 11, 1968 (“Alimony Is a Girl's Best Friend”)
Box   63
Folder   39
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
March 18, 1968 (“Are We Going Broke?,” “Muggeridge”)
Box   64
Folder   1
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
March 25, 1968 (“Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver,” “Talented Lady Talkers”)
Box   64
Folder   2
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
April 8, 1968 (“Blacks and Whites Tell It Like It Is,” “Sex Without Fear,” “Upward Bound”)
Box   64
Folder   3
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
April 22, 1968 (“Swinging Styles for Men”)
Box   64
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1968
April 29, 1968 (“A Lot of Lip and Small Tip: 5 Cabbies,” “The Jaded Jet Set”)
Box   64
Folder   5
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
May 6, 1968 (“Blood and Thunder at Columbia: 7 Students Speak”)
Box   64
Folder   6
Correspondence, 1968
May 13, 1968 (“Kennedy, McCarthy, Humphrey: Who Will It Be?”)
Box   64
Folder   7
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
May 20, 1968 (“Five Cops Sound Off”)
Box   64
Folder   8
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
May 27, 1968 (“College Radicals”)
Box   64
Folder   9
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
June 3, 1968 (“The New Medicine,” “Broadway Has Turned On: 'Hair' and 'The Boys in the Band'”)
Box   64
Folder   10
Correspondence and release forms, 1964
November 25, 1968 (“Divorcees”)
Box   64
Folder   11
Production file, 1968
December 11, 1968 (“Responsible Dissent on Vietnam,” “Peter Cook and Dudley Moore”)
Box   64
Folder   12
Correspondence and release forms, 1968
Dear Me, The Sky Is Falling (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   64
Folder   13
Correspondence, 1963
Death Be Not Proud (Television special: unproduced?)
Box   64
Folder   14
Correspondence and notes, 1971-1974
Death of a Salesman (Television special: Talent Associates-Paramount Ltd., May 8, 1966. Original network CBS)
Box   64
Folder   15
Correspondence, reviews, and miscellany, 1966
Box   64
Folder   16
Script, fragment, undated
Box   64
Folder   17-18
Shooting script, including cast list, time rundown, and credits, annotated, March 9, 1966
The Debriefing (Production format unknown)
Box   64
Folder   19
Story treatment, by Noel Behn, April 2, 1968
The Defenders (TV series: Plautus Productions in association with Defender Productions and CBS, 1961-1965)
Box   64
Folder   20
Credits, shows #66-#68, undated
Deighton, Len
Box   64
Folder   21
Correspondence and synopsis, “Top Secret,” 1963
Desperate Hours (TV: ABC Movie Night Special, December 13, 1967)
Box   64
Folder   22
Production file, 1967
Box   64
Folder   23
First draft script, by Joseph Hayes, adapted by Clive Exton, undated
Box   65
Folder   1
Second draft script, by Joseph Hayes, adapted by Clive Exton, undated
Box   65
Folder   2
Third revised script, by Joseph Hayes, adapted by Clive Exton, June 14, 1967
Detective Story (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   3
Correspondence, casting suggestions, 1963
Devereaux, Oh Devereaux! (Format unknown)
Box   65
Folder   4
Synopsis, July 7, 1965
The Devil (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   5
Production file, 1964
Dial “M” for Murder (TV movie on Wednesday Night Movie: Talent Associates in association with Rediffusion Television, Ltd. November 15, 1967, original network ABC)
Box   65
Folder   6
Production file, 1966-1967
Diamond Studs (Theater: NY, Westside, January 14, 1975)
Box   65
Folder   7
Reviews, January 1975
Diary of a Mad Housewife (Motion picture: Frank Perry Films, 1970. Universal)
Box   65
Folder   8
Revised script, by Eleanor Perry, undated
Diary of a Madman (Proposed TV special: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   9
Correspondence and theater reviews, 1967
Diary of Anne Frank (TV special: Talent Associates, November 26, 1967, original network ABC)
Box   65
Folder   10
Correspondence, reviews, and miscellany, 1966-1968
Box   65
Folder   11
Final script, by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, adapted by James Lee, September 28, 1966
The Dick Cavett Show (TV series: Production company unknown, 1969-1972. Original network ABC)
Box   65
Folder   12
Correspondence, articles, and contracts, 1970-1971
Directions (TV series: ABC, 1965- )
“Simon Wiesenthal: A Conscience for Our Time”
Box   65
Folder   13
Transcript, with correspondent George Watson, written by Sid Darion, October 13, 1974
Dixon, Jean
Box   65
Folder   14
Budget, undated
Do You Sleep in the Nude? (TV game show: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   15
Production file, including presentation, 1970-1971
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   16
Synopsis, by Norman Retchin, February 23, 1963
Doctor Love (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   17
Synopsis, by Nick Arnold, September 15, 1967
Doctor Raven (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   18
Outline, undated
The Dolly Scene (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   65
Folder   19
Correspondence, 1967
Box   65
Folder   19
Script, by John Hopkins, February 1965
Donner Party (Format unknown)
Box   66
Folder   1
Correspondence and article, 1972-1973
Doug Henning and the World of Magic (TV special: Talent Associates, December 26, 1975, network NBC)
Box   66
Folder   2
Format, undated
Down Here (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   66
Folder   3
Synopsis, by Buck Henry and Edward Adler, undated
Duke Ellington (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   66
Folder   4
Correspondence and notes, June 1972
DuPont Show of the Month (TV anthology series, 1957-1961, Original network CBS)
“Harvey” (September 22, 1958)
Box   66
Folder   5
Re-run and re-play costs, 1963
DuPont Show of the Week (TV anthology series: 1961-1964, other production information unknown)
Box   66
Folder   6
Production material, 1963-1964
“The Bachelor Game” (February 8 1963)
Box   66
Folder   7
Production file, including script by Irving Gaynor Neiman, 1963
“Ride with Terror” (December 4, 1963)
Box   66
Folder   8
Correspondence and clippings, July 1963-August 1964, undated
Box   66
Folder   9
Script, “Subway Story,” by Nicholas Baehr, October 28, 1963
Dutch Uncle (Format unknown)
Box   66
Folder   10
Correspondence, February-April 1973
Dyne, Michael
Box   66
Folder   11
Correspondence and untitled treatment for television play, 1966-1967
Eamonn Andrews Show (TV series: England)
Box   66
Folder   12
Script, with David Susskind and Mohammad All, January 1968
East Side/West Side (TV series: Talent Associates-Paramount in association with United Artists Television, 1963-1964. Original network CBS)
Box   66
Folder   13
Awards, 1964
Box   66
Folder   14
Budget, January-December 1963
Box   66
Folder   15
Cast and crew, undated
Box   66
Folder   16
Clippings, 1963-1964
Box   66
Folder   17
Contracts, January 1963-January 1964, undated
Correspondence
General
Box   66
Folder   18
1959-1963, July
Box   67
Folder   1-2
1963, August-1964
Specific
Box   67
Folder   3
David Golden, 1963-1964, undated
Box   67
Folder   4
Fan Mail, 1963-1964, undated
Box   67
Folder   5
Letters of support, 1963-1964
Box   67
Folder   6
National Association of Social Workers, 1963-1964
Box   67
Folder   7
Deal sheets, March-December 1963
Box   67
Folder   8
Directors, 1963-1964
Box   67
Folder   9
Miscellany, 1963-1964
Box   67
Folder   10
Music, January 1963-April 1964
Box   67
Folder   11
Personnel, 1963-1964
Proposed programs
Box   67
Folder   12
Story ideas, including some by Pete Hamill, 1962-1963
Outlines
Box   67
Folder   13
“Cop on the Beat,” by Arnold Perl, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“Cuba Si-Puerto Rico No,” by Arnold Perl, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“The Givers,” by George Bellak, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“The Last of the Dinosaurs,” undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“Lonely as a Lighthouse Keeper,” by Millard Lampell, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“The Only Man Who Looked,” by Theodore Apstein, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“Politician,” by Bob Van Scoyk, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“A Rag and a Bone and a Hank of Hair Is More Trouble Than Snips and Snails and Puppy Dogs' Tails, Sometimes,” by Irving Gaynor Neiman, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“She Shall Be Nameless,” by Edward Adler, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“The Style of a Rich Girl,” by Leslie Weiner, September 16, 1963
Box   67
Folder   13
“Switchover,” undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“Thirty-Thirty-Thirty,” by Matthew Andrews, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“The Three Dollar Bill,” by Allan Sloane, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“The Walls Came Tumbling Down,” by A. E. Hotchner, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
“When Jabberwocks Come Whiffing,” by Matthew Andrews, undated
Box   67
Folder   13
Untitled, by Stanley Greenberg, June 14, 1963
Story development
“Halfway House”
Box   67
Folder   14
Correspondence and miscellany, 1963
“Vomo--A Man”
Box   67
Folder   15
Outline, by Edward DeBlasio, undated
Box   67
Folder   15
Script, by Edward DeBlasio, annotated, September 13, 1963
“A Waste of Shame”
Box   67
Folder   16
First revised script, by Ernest Pendrell, May 27, 1963
Box   68
Folder   1
Ratings, Arbitron and Neilsen, 1963-1964
Box   68
Folder   2
Schedules, 1963-1964
Box   68
Folder   3
Scott, George C., 1963, undated
Box   68
Folder   4
Script status reports, 1963
Box   68
Folder   5
Sponsors, 1963
Box   68
Folder   6
Teasers, undated
Box   68
Folder   7
Trailers, circa 1963-1964
Box   68
Folder   8
Writers, 1963-1964
“It's War Man” (pilot)
Box   68
Folder   9
Production file, 1963
Box   68
Folder   10
Outline, by Robert Alan Aurther, undated
Box   68
Folder   10
First draft pilot script, by Robert Alan Aurther, December 26, 1962
“The Sinner” #2
Box   68
Folder   11
Production miscellany and viewer response correspondence, 1964-1965
“Creeps Live Here” #3
Box   68
Folder   12
Trailer, August 1963
“You Can't Beat the System” #4
Box   68
Folder   13
Production file, 1963
“My Child on Monday Morning” #5
Box   68
Folder   14
Production file and viewer correspondence, 1963
“Go Fight City Hall” #6 (a.k.a. “The Paper Trap”)
Box   68
Folder   15
Production file and viewer correspondence, 1963
“Age of Consent” #7
Box   68
Folder   16
Production file, 1963
Box   68
Folder   17
Viewer correspondence, September-October 1963
Box   68
Folder   18
2 final draft scripts, annotated, undated
“I Before E Except After C” #8
Box   68
Folder   19
Production file and viewer correspondence, 1963
Box   69
Folder   1
Script, fragment, undated
Box   69
Folder   1
Script, annotated, undated
Box   69
Folder   1
Second draft, “Schoolteacher,” by Ossie Davis, July 15, 1963
Box   69
Folder   2
Final draft, “Little Boy Lost,” by Ossie Davis, July 18, 1963
“Something for the Girls” #9
Box   69
Folder   3
Production file, 1963
Box   69
Folder   4
First draft outline, “The Diana Temple Story,” by Edward DeBlasio, undated
Box   69
Folder   4
Fragments, annotated, undated
Box   69
Folder   4
Script, by Edward DeBlasio, July 29, 1963
“Not Bad for Openers” #10
Box   69
Folder   5
Production file, 1963
Box   69
Folder   6
Outline, “Shape Up for Eddie Best,” by Edward Adler, undated
Box   69
Folder   6
Outline, “An Arm Job to Oblivion,” by Edward Adler, undated
Box   69
Folder   6
Outline, “Justice for Eddie Best,” by Edward Adler, undated
Box   69
Folder   7
Second draft script, “Shape-Up for Eddie Best,” by Edward Adler, July 26, 1963
Box   69
Folder   7
Miscellaneous revisions, annotated, undated
“... No Wings at All” #11
Box   69
Folder   8
Production file, 1963
“Who Do You Kill?” #12 (a.k.a. “Gift of Laughter”)
Box   69
Folder   9
Production file, 1963
Box   69
Folder   10
Viewer correspondence, November 1963
Box   69
Folder   11
Partial script revisions, September 18, 1963
“No Hiding Place” #13
Box   69
Folder   12
Production file and viewer correspondence, 1963
“Where's Harry?” #14
Box   69
Folder   13
Production file, 1963
“Don't Grow Old” #15
Box   69
Folder   14
Production file, 1963
“The Five Ninety-Eight Dress” #16
Box   69
Folder   15
Production file and viewer correspondence, 1963-1964
“The Beatnik and the Politician” #17
Box   69
Folder   16
Production file and viewer correspondence, 1963-1964
Box   70
Folder   1
3 outlines, “Poets, Peasants and Politics,” by Robert Van Scoyk, undated
“One Drink at a Time” #18
Box   70
Folder   2
Production file, 1963
“The Street” #19
Box   70
Folder   3
Production file, 1963-1964
“If Your Grandmother Had Wheels” #20
Box   70
Folder   4
Production file, 1964
“The Passion of the Nickel Player” #21
Box   70
Folder   5
Production file, 1964
“Take Sides with the Sun” #22
Box   70
Folder   6
Production file, including outline by Allan Sloane, 1964
“The Name of the Game” #23
Box   70
Folder   7
Production file, 1964
“Nothing But the Half Truth” #24
Box   70
Folder   8
Production file, 1964
Box   70
Folder   9
Script fragment, annotated, (starring David Susskind), March 30, 1964
“The Givers” #25
Box   70
Folder   10
Production file, 1964
“Here Today” #26
Box   70
Folder   11
Production file, 1964
Edie (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   12
Synopsis, by Jack Guss and Josef Shaftel, and accompanying letter, July 7, 1964
Edinburgh Writers' Conference
Box   70
Folder   13
Correspondence and clippings, April 1963
[The Eisenhower Project] (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   14
Notes and memorandum, circa 1975
The Electric Age (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   15
Proposal and accompanying letter, May 1968
Ellie (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   16
Correspondence, 1972-1973
Emergency -- Dial 0! (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   17
Synopsis, by Ira Cirker, and accompanying letter, August 30, 1961
Emporium (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   18
Presentation, undated
Escape from Sonora (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   70
Folder   19
First draft script, adapted by David Newman and Robert Benton, undated
Esso Repertory Theatre (TV: syndicated)
Box   70
Folder   20
Production file, 1964-1967
Box   70
Folder   21
Reviews and clippings, circa 1965
“Act without Words”
Box   71
Folder   1
Outline, by Samuel Beckett, October 8, 1964
“Beautiful People”
Box   71
Folder   2
Final revised script, by William Saroyan, January 25, 1965
“The Bedtime Story”
Box   71
Folder   3
First draft script, by Sean O'Casey, November 11, 1964
“The Cavalry”
Box   71
Folder   4
Script, by William Butler Yeats, October 8, 1964
Box   71
Folder   4
Revised script, October 20, 1964
“Chee Chee”
Box   71
Folder   5
Script, by Pirandelo, February 19, 1965
“Coriolanus”
Box   71
Folder   6
Script fragment, by William Shakespeare, undated
“Creditors”
Box   71
Folder   7
Revised script, by August Strindberg, March 12, 1965
“Don Juan in Hell”
Box   71
Folder   8
Script, by George Bernard Shaw, undated
“The Dumbwaiter”
Box   71
Folder   9
Script, by Harold Pinter, December 11, 1964
“The Forced Marriage”
Box   71
Folder   10
Script, by Moliere, undated
“How He Lied to Her Husband”
Box   71
Folder   11
Script, by Bernard Shaw, October 8, 1964
“The Lonesome Train”
Box   71
Folder   12
Script, by Millard Lampbell, and casting notes, February 12, 1965, undated
“The Man with the Flower in His Mouth”
Box   71
Folder   13
Script, by Pirandello, February 19, 1965
“Romeo and Juliet”
Box   71
Folder   14
Script, Act III, Scene 5, by William Shakespeare, undated
“The Rivalry”
Box   71
Folder   15
Final draft script, by Norman Corwin, November 1, 1964
“The Taming of the Shrew”
Box   71
Folder   16
Script fragment, by William Shakespeare, undated
“The Trojan Women”
Box   71
Folder   17
Script, by Euripides, January 9, 1965
“The Wedding”
Box   71
Folder   18
Script, by Anton Chekov, February 1, 1965
An Evening's Frost (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   71
Folder   19
Correspondence, playbills, and reviews, 1965-1966
Exton, Clive
Box   71
Folder   20
Correspondence, April-November 1967
Face to Face (Format unknown)
Box   72
Folder   1
Title search, May 1971
The Family of Man (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   2
Presentation and notes, circa 1970
Far Out (Format unknown: originally theater)
Box   72
Folder   3
Revised script, by Garson Kanin, March 1, 1961
Faraday and Company (Format unknown)
Box   72
Folder   4
Story idea, by Leonard Stern, undated
Fat Girl (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   5
Script outline, by Brendan Gill, January 6, 1971
Box   72
Folder   5
Treatment, by Bob Randall, undated
Box   72
Folder   5
Miscellany, 1970-1971
The Fed-Up Generation (Radio series: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   6
Proposal, undated
Festival of the Performing Arts (TV anthology series: syndicated in New York and Washington, D.C.)
Box   72
Folder   7
Production file, 1962-1963
“Crack-Up”
Box   72
Folder   8
Script, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, March 1, 1963
The File on Stanley Patton Buchta (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   9
Correspondence and notes, 1970
Firing Line with William F. Buckley (TV series: 1966- , syndicated and PBS)
“The Prevailing Bias” (May 21, 1966)
Box   72
Folder   10
Correspondence and transcript, 1966
The Flight of the “Ennui 2” (TV Special: unproduced)
Box   72
Folder   11
Correspondence, 1965
Flint (Format unknown)
Box   72
Folder   12
Outline, undated
For Adults Only (TV series: syndicated)
Box   72
Folder   13
Production file, circa 1968-1971
Ford Festival of Drama (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   14
Correspondence and miscellany, 1966
Four Years to Go (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   15
Story idea, by A. J. Russell, undated
The Free Man (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   16
Screenplay, by Jean Anouilh and translated by Lucienne Hill, undated
Box   72
Folder   16
Correspondence, June-July 1965
Friday the Rabbi Slept Late (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   17
Correspondence, 1964-1965
From Chekhov with Love (TV special: Talent Associates in association with Rediffusion Television, Ltd. and CBS, September 11, 1968)
Box   72
Folder   18
Production file, 1966-1968
The Gambler (Motion picture or TV: unproduced?)
Box   72
Folder   19
Script revisions, undated
Gashade (Motion picture or TV: unproduced?)
Box   73
Folder   1
Script, by Adrien Joyce, circa April 29, 1965
The Gentle Man (TV series: unproduced)
Box   73
Folder   2
Correspondence and 7 outlines, including outlines by Sydney Carroll and Max Ehrlich, 1962-1964
Generation Gap (TV pilot for series: unsold?)
Box   73
Folder   3
Correspondence and rehearsal schedule, 1968
Get Smart (TV series: Talent Associates and Heydey Productions, 1965-1969. Original network NBC)
Pilot
Box   73
Folder   4
Notes for proposed series, circa 1964
Box   73
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1963-1964
Box   73
Folder   5
Synopsis, “Maxwell Smart--86,” undated
Box   73
Folder   5
Synopsis, by Buck Henry and Mel Brooks, undated
Box   73
Folder   5
Synopsis, undated
Box   73
Folder   6-7
Production file, January 1964-October 1965, undated
Series
Agreements and contracts
Box   73
Folder   8
General, 1964-1966, undated
Box   73
Folder   9
Directors' agreements, shows #2-#29, 1964-1968
Box   73
Folder   10
Writers' contracts, 1965-1966
Box   73
Folder   11
Writers' deals, 1965-1966
Box   74
Folder   1
Call sheets, August-September 1965
Box   74
Folder   2
Cast sheets, June-December 1965
Box   74
Folder   3-4
Correspondence, March 1965-March 1968
Box   74
Folder   5
Credit title copy, May 1965-March 1966
Financial records
Box   74
Folder   6
Production budgets and/or cost reports, circa 1965-1967
Box   74
Folder   7
Cash statements, June 1965-May 1966
Box   74
Folder   8
Invoices, 1964-1965
Box   74
Folder   9
Journal entries, July-November 1965
Box   74
Folder   10
Ledger, June 1965-April 1966
Box   74
Folder   11
Paramount weekly billings, July 1965-February 1966
Payroll journal
Box   74
Folder   12
1965, May 30-November 19
Box   75
Folder   1
1965, November 26-March 18
Box   75
Folder   2
Status reports and miscellany, 1965-1968, undated
Box   75
Folder   3
Miscellany, 1965-1966, undated
Box   75
Folder   4
Music, correspondence and agreements, 1965-1966, undated
Box   75
Folder   5
Production reports, June 1965-February 1966
Box   75
Folder   6
Reviews, September 1965
Box   75
Folder   7
Schedules, June 1965-June 1966
“Our Man in Toyland”
Box   75
Folder   8
Synopsis, by Stan Burne and Mike Marner, undated
Box   75
Folder   9
Unidentified script fragment, “Mr. Big” additions, undated
Box   75
Folder   10
Unidentified script, annotated, undated
Gilbert, Ron
Box   75
Folder   11
Memorandum re acquisition of Hal Wallis Pictures and Janus Pictures, December 17, 1970
The Gingham Dog (Format unknown: originally theater)
Box   75
Folder   12
Script, by Lanford Wilson, undated
Box   75
Folder   12
Clippings, 1968
The Glass Menagerie (TV special: CBS-TV in association with Talent Associates-Rediffusion Television, December 8, 1966)
Box   75
Folder   13
Production file, 1966
Go Fight City Hall (TV series?: unproduced?)
Box   75
Folder   14
Script, undated
Going, Going, Gone (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   75
Folder   15
Outline, circa 1967
Good Company (TV series: Production company unknown, 1967. Original network ABC)
Box   75
Folder   16
Production file, 1967
Box   75
Folder   17
Transcripts of interviews with Tony Curtis, Everett Dirksen, and David Merrick, 1967
The Good Guys (TV series: Talent Associates, 1968-1969. Original network CBS)
Box   76
Folder   1
Production file, 1967-1968
Box   76
Folder   2
Script, by Jack Rose, May 1967
Box   76
Folder   2
Revisions, May 11, 1967
Goodnight Larry (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   3
Correspondence, June-July 1972
Goodby, Raggedy Ann (Format unknown: originally theater)
Box   76
Folder   4
Script, by Jack Sher, undated
Coro, Herb
Box   76
Folder   5
Correspondence, September-October 1972
The Governor and J.J. (TV series: Talent Associates-Norton Simon, Inc., 1969-1970. Original network CBS)
Box   76
Folder   6
Script, undated
Grade, Lew -- ATV
Box   76
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1964-1965
The Great Gatsby (Motion picture: Production company unknown, 1974. Paramount)
Box   76
Folder   8
Rundown sheet, undated
The Great Lakers (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   9
2 Outlines by Steve Kanfer and Jess Korman, August 5 and September 1, 1964
Great Love Stories (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1966
Great Museums of the World (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   11
Correspondence and presentation, 1964
The Great Society (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   12
Correspondence, 1965-1966
The Greatest Man in the World (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   13
Correspondence, 1963-1973, undated
Box   76
Folder   14
Final draft playscript, by James Thurber, March 27, 1961
Box   76
Folder   15
Film treatments, by Harry Muheim, August 2, 1968; March 22, 1969
Green Man (Format unknown)
Box   76
Folder   16
Letter, May 13, 1971
Gringo (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   76
Folder   17
Outline, by Otis Carney, May 7, 1965
Groton Music Company
Box   76
Folder   18
Correspondence, 1964-1967, undated
Hackett, Buddy
Box   76
Folder   19
Correspondence, presentation for TV special, 1963
Hallmark Hall of Fame (TV anthology series: 1952- . Original network NBC)
Box   76
Folder   20
Correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1971
“All the Way Home” (December 1, 1971)
Box   76
Folder   21
Production file, 1970-1972, undated
Box   76
Folder   22
Clippings and reviews, 1971
“Harvey” (March 22, 1972)
Box   77
Folder   1
Playscript, by Mary Chase, 1944
Box   77
Folder   1
Correspondence, reviews, and miscellany, 1971-1972
Hamilton, Christian
Box   77
Folder   2
Playscript for an untitled musical, June 20, 1967
Harper Valley. U.S.A. (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   77
Folder   3
Outline, by Ron Graham, undated
Harper's Bazaar (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   77
Folder   4
Synopsis, correspondence, and booklet, circa May 1967
Harry, Noon and Night (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   77
Folder   5
Correspondence, January-February 1970
Harvey of Fun City (TV pilot: unproduced?)
Box   77
Folder   6
2 series presentations, by Robert Alan Aurthur, and accompanying letter, 1971
Has Anyone Seen Jennifer? (Format unknown)
Box   77
Folder   7
First draft script, by Loring Mandel, October 9, 1968
Box   77
Folder   7
Second draft script, by Loring Mandel, October 22, 1968
Hatful of Rain (TV special: Production company unknown, March 3, 1968. Original network ABC)
Box   77
Folder   8
Production file, 1967-1968
Hatter Fox (TV special: produced?)
Box   77
Folder   9
Correspondence, December 1972-April 1973
Hawke West (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   77
Folder   10
Presentation and accompanying letter, October 1964, undated
He and She (TV series: Talent Associates, 1967. Original network CBS)
Box   77
Folder   11
2 presentations, by Leonard Stern, undated
Box   77
Folder   11
Production file, 1967
“Poster Boy”
Box   77
Folder   12
Final draft script, by Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin, September 22, 1967
“The Second Time Around”
Box   77
Folder   13
Final draft script, by Arnold Margolin and Jim Parker, June 12, 1967
He Said! She Said! (TV series: Production company unknown, 1969-1970. Original network NBC)
Box   77
Folder   14
Correspondence and contracts, 1969-1970
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (Motion picture: Warner Brothers-Seven Arts, 1968)
Box   77
Folder   15
Production file, 1963
Hedda Gabler (TV special: Talent Associates and British Broad-casting Co., September 20, 1963. Original network CBS)
Box   77
Folder   16
Correspondence and reviews, 1963
Helpern, Milton
Box   77
Folder   17
Letter and accompanying list for a proposed TV series, 1973
The Hero (TV series: Production company unknown, 1966-1967. Original network NBC)
Box   77
Folder   18
Clippings, 1965-1966
Box   78
Folder   1-2
Correspondence, 1965-1966
Box   78
Folder   3
Financial and production material, 1965-1966
Box   172
Folder   1-2
Financial status report, December 1965-February 1966
Box   78
Folder   4
Script, by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, July 28, 1965
Box   78
Folder   4
Script, by Bill Idelson, Sam Bobrick, and Leonard Stern, August 17, 1965
Box   78
Folder   5
Script, “A Night to Remember to Forget,” by Sam Bobrick and Bill Idelson, September 27, 1965
Box   78
Folder   5
Script, by Sam Boberick and Bill Idelson, October 15, 1965
Box   78
Folder   6
Script, “Hero in the House,” by Leonard Stern and Don Hinkley, undated
Box   78
Folder   7
Script, by Sam Boberick and Bill Idelson, November 30, 1965
Heydey Productions
Box   78
Folder   8
Financial statements, correspondence, and contracts, June 1964-May 1965
The High Wall (TV series?: unproduced?)
“The Scapegoat”
Box   78
Folder   9
Treatment, by Edward Adler, undated
The History of Football (TV special: unproduced)
Box   78
Folder   10
Correspondence, circa 1963
Hollow Crown (TV special: CBS in association with British Home Entertainment and Talent Associates-Paramount Ltd., February 16, 1965)
Box   78
Folder   11
Production file, 1963-1964
Home (Format unknown; originally a play)
Box   78
Folder   12
Production file, including second rehearsal script by David Storey, May-September 1970
Hopkins, John
Box   79
Folder   1
Correspondence and clipping, 1967-1971
Horatio McCall (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   2
Correspondence, 1964-1966
“If I Saw a Man Upon the Star”
Box   79
Folder   3
Outline treatment, by Arnold Perl, November 2, 1965
Box   79
Folder   3
Revised script, by Barry Orringer, March 14, 1965
Box   79
Folder   3
Script, by Richard Adams, September 8, 1965
[Horowitz Special] (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   4
Format, 1974
Hot Line (TV series: Talent Associates-Paramount Ltd in cooperation with WPIX-TV, New York, October 1964-March 1965, original telecast on WPIX, New York. Syndicated)
Box   79
Folder   5
Correspondence and miscellany, June 1964-September 1965, undated
Hotel in Amsterdam (Format unknown, originally theater)
Box   79
Folder   6
Reviews and accompanying letter, October 1970
The Human Voice (TV special: Talent Associates in association with Rediffusion Television, Ltd, May 4, 1967, ABC Stage 67)
Box   79
Folder   7
Correspondence and miscellany, 1966-1967
Humphrey Bogart--Or How I Lost My Cynicism and Reformed Phoenix City (Format unknown)
Box   79
Folder   8
Story, by Audrey Maas, undated
The Hunter (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   9
Synopsis, by Robert Rossen, undated
The Hunters (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   10
Synopsis, by Barry Oringer, undated
The Husband (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   11
Correspondence, 1968, undated
If I Were You (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   12
Presentation, undated
If You Give A Dance You Gotta Pay the Band (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   13
Correspondence, April-May 1972
Imagine a Park Here (Theater: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   14
Synopsis, by Tad Mosel, undated
The Immortals (TV series?: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   15
Correspondence and 2 presentations, including casting possibilities, August-October 1963
In His Own Time (TV pilot: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   16
Pilot script, by Steve Binder, June 26, 1969
In the Manner of the Word (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   17
Format for game show, by Martin Charnin, undated
In the Presence of Kings (Format unknown: originally art show)
Box   79
Folder   18
Miscellany, 1967
In the Streets (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   19
Correspondence, July-August 1973
Box   79
Folder   19
Synopsis, by Budd Schulberg and Ella Kazan, August 2, 1973
In This House of Brede (TV special?: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   20
Second draft teleplay, by James Costigan, September 16, 1974
Incident at Pine Creek (Format unknown: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   21
Outline, undated
Indians (Motion picture: may be Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson, production company unknown, 1976, United Artists)
Box   79
Folder   22
Correspondence, August 1969-October 1972
Instant Theatre (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   23
Proposal, by John C. Rose, October 1, 1968
[Insurance Investigator Pilot] (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   79
Folder   24
Outline, by Ed DeBlasio, undated
International Youth City
Box   79
Folder   25
Program, correspondence, and bulletins, 1967-1968
Iris of the IRS (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   1
Outline, undated
It's a Living (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   2
Outline, by Jack Guss and Fred Frieberger, undated
Ivory Tower (Format unknown; originally a play)
Box   80
Folder   3
Reviews, May 1967
Jackie Whitefish (Motion picture?: unproduced)
Box   80
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1972-1974
Jeopardy (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   5
4 proposals, undated
Jericho (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   6
Production material, including synopsis, by Stanley Greenberg, 1963-1964
Box   80
Folder   7
Pilot script, by Stanley Greenberg, undated
Jet 707 (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   8
Presentation and correspondence, 1963
“Stop Over in Rome”
Box   80
Folder   9
Synopsis and pilot script, by Roger Hirson, undated
When in Rome...
Box   80
Folder   10
Revised script, by Herb Meadown, July 24, 1963
Johnny Belinda (TV special: Talent Associates in association with ABC, October 22, 1967)
Box   80
Folder   11
Correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1967-1968
Box   80
Folder   12
Director's work script, revision #2, adapted by Alan Sloane, annotated, circa June 1967
Jordi (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   13
Correspondence, 1963
Judd MacAndrew (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   14
Synopsis, undated
Judgement (TV series?: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   15
Proposal, undated
Jump (Format unknown: originally theater)
Box   80
Folder   16
Playscript, by Larry Gelbart, undated
Justice Black and the Bill of Rights (TV special: CBS News, December 3, 1968)
Box   80
Folder   17
Transcript, December 3, 1968
Kadek (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   18
Presentation, March 6, 1964
Kanin, Garson
Box   80
Folder   19
Correspondence, 1963-1964
Kay-Zar -- King of the Jungle (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   80
Folder   20
Presentation, by Gerald Gardner and Dee Caruso, February 8, 1966
Kelly (Theater: NY: Broadhurst, February 6, 1965)
Box   80
Folder   21
Clippings and reviews, 1964-1965
Correspondence
Box   80
Folder   22
1964, February-November
Box   81
Folder   1
1964, December-1966, March, undated
Box   81
Folder   2
Production file, circa 1964-1965
Box   81
Folder   3
Script, by Eddie Lawrence and Moose Charlap, undated
Box   81
Folder   4
Script, by Eddie Lawrence and Moose Charlap, July 28, 1964
Box   81
Folder   5
Revised script, by Eddie Lawrence and Moose Charlap, October 19, 1964
Box   81
Folder   6
Script, undated
Box   81
Folder   7
Revisions, annotated, circa January 1965
Kill-In (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   81
Folder   8
First draft screenplay, by Larry Gelbart, undated
The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   1
Screenplay, by John Cassavetes, June 19, 1975
Box   82
Folder   2
Script, June 1975
Kind Hearts and Coronets (Theater: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   3
Correspondence and clippings, 1964-1965
King of the Road (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   4
Synopsis, by Richard L. Adams, and memorandum, June 9, 1965
Lady Sings the Blues, See Billie Holiday Story
Laura (TV special: Talent Associates in association with ABC, January 24, 1968)
Box   82
Folder   5
Production material, reviews, and viewer correspondence, 1967-1968
Law and Order (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   6
Correspondence, December 1972-January 1973
The Legend of the Holy Drinker (Production format unknown)
Box   82
Folder   7
Story, undated
Let's Dance (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   8
Proposal, undated
The Liberation of Lord Byron Jones (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   9
Correspondence, May 1965
Lists
Box   82
Folder   10
Dramatists Guild, active members, May 1964
Box   82
Folder   11
Feature films, 1949-1961
Box   82
Folder   12
Paramount Pictures, films, 1949-1962
Box   82
Folder   13
Writers and Directors, undated
The Little Prince (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   14
Correspondence, February-March 1964
London
Box   82
Folder   15-17
Correspondence and notes, 1963-1971, undated
The Lonesome Train (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   82
Folder   18
Correspondence and 2 synopses, 1963-1966
Lonigan (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   83
Folder   1
Correspondence, 1966
Lovers and Other Strangers (Motion picture: ABC Pictures Corporation, 1970, Cinerama Releasing Corporation)
Box   83
Folder   2
Clippings and reviews, 1968-1972
Box   83
Folder   3-4
Production file, 1968-1972
Lovesounds of a Wife (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   83
Folder   5
Correspondence, 1970
Maas, Audrey
Box   83
Folder   6
Correspondence, May 1973-June 1974, undated
Mame (Format unknown; originally theater NY: Winter Garden, May 24, 1966)
Box   83
Folder   7
Playscript, book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, music and lyrics by Jerry Herman, May 24, 1966
The Man in the Glass Booth (Format unknown. Originally theater, NY: Royale, September 28, 1968)
Box   83
Folder   8
Playbill and clippings, 1967
A Man Is Ten Feet Tall (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   83
Folder   9
Script, by Robert Alan Aurthur, undated
Manhunt! (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   83
Folder   10
Synopsis, undated
March, Alex
Box   83
Folder   11
Correspondence and credit list, 1971
Marginal Man (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   83
Folder   12
Correspondence and script record, 1970
Marilyn (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   83
Folder   13
Correspondence, presentation, and miscellany, 1973-1974
Mark Twain Tonight! (TV special: Vining Productions in association with CBS-TV. March 6, 1967)
Box   83
Folder   14
Production file, circa 1965-1967
Maurice Woodruff Predicts (TV series: syndicated, debuted January 11, 1969 on WNEW-TV in New York)
Box   83
Folder   15
Production file, 1968-1969
McMillan and Wife (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   83
Folder   16
Testimony transcript, created by Leonard Stern, undated
Medicine Show (TV special: filmed and not sold)
Box   83
Folder   17
Correspondence, research, and notes, 1973
Melnick, Daniel
Box   83
Folder   18
Clippings and miscellany, 1962-1963
Box   83
Folder   19
Correspondence
Incoming
Box   84
Folder   1-7
1963, November-1967, September
Box   85
Folder   l-2
1967, August-1968, December, undated
Box   85
Folder   3-5
Outgoing, October, 1958-April 1968
Financial
Box   85
Folder   6
Bank statements, 1962-1963
Expense vouchers
Box   85
Folder   7
1958, February 6-1962, February 27
Box   86
Folder   1
1962, March 5-1963, May 27
Box   86
Folder   2
Invoices, 1964-1965
A Member of the Family (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   86
Folder   3
Letter, February 27, 1974
Men of the World (TV special?: unproduced?)
Box   86
Folder   4
Presentation, December, 1964
The Merv Griffin Show (TV series: syndicated)
Box   86
Folder   5
Correspondence re Mark Lane appearance, 1966
Miller, Merle
Box   86
Folder   6
Correspondence, undated
A Mirror for Witches (Format unknown; originally theater)
Box   86
Folder   7
Playscript, by Leslie Stevens, 1957
Misadventrures of Marco Polo (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   86
Folder   8
Presentation, by Will Fowler and Ken Morgan, 1965
Miss America (TV special: ABC, 1954-1956; CBS, 1957-1965; NBC, 1966- )
Box   86
Folder   9
Notes and data sheets on individual contestants, 1973
Missy (TV series: unproduced?)
“And Baby Makes Two”
Box   93
Folder   6
Correspondence, 1963
Box   93
Folder   6
Script, by Garson Kanin, November 15, 1963
Mr. Broadway (TV series: Production company unknown, 1964-1965. Original network CBS)
Box   86
Folder   10
Budgets, 1963-1964
Box   86
Folder   11
Call sheets, 1964
Box   86
Folder   12
Cast lists, 1964
Box   86
Folder   13
Cast and crew lists, 1963-1964
Box   86
Folder   14
Clippings and publicity, 1959, 1964
Correspondence
General
Box   86
Folder   15
1963, September-1964, June
Box   87
Folder   1
1964, July-1965, June, undated
Box   87
Folder   2
Brown, Tiffany, July 21, 1963
Golden, David
Box   87
Folder   3
Inter-office correspondence, January 1963-November 1964
Box   87
Folder   4
Correspondence, January-November, 1964
Box   87
Folder   5
Credits, 1964
Deal sheets
Box   87
Folder   6
General, November 1963-November 1964
Box   87
Folder   7
Directors, 1964
Box   87
Folder   8
Writers, 1964
Box   87
Folder   9
Locations, 1964
Box   87
Folder   10
Miscellany, 1963-1964
Box   87
Folder   11
Payment authorizations, May-November 1964
Box   87
Folder   12
Production reports, 1964
Box   87
Folder   13
Promotional spots, 1964
Box   87
Folder   14
Permits, applications for, 1965
Box   88
Folder   1
Program presentation, undated
Box   88
Folder   2
Progress reports, March-June, 1964
Box   88
Folder   3
Ratings, September-October, 1964
Resumes
Box   88
Folder   4
General, 1964
Box   88
Folder   5
Designers, circa 1964
Box   88
Folder   6
Directors, 1964
Box   88
Folder   7
Writers, 1964
Box   88
Folder   8
Shooting schedules, 1964
Box   88
Folder   9
Story conference notes, March 19, 1964
Story ideas and outlines
Box   88
Folder   10
“All Around the Town,” by Alfred Palca, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“All That Sparkles,” by Robert Russell, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“An Arm and a Leg,” by Douglas Taylor, April 21, 1964
Box   88
Folder   10
“Around the World in a Plane,” by Jerome Coopersmith, April 22, 1964; April 27, 1964
Box   88
Folder   10
“Bachelor Management, Ltd.,” by Waldo Salt, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“The Beggers Are Coming to Town,” by R. L. Joseph, June 15, 1964, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“Bell's Bell,” by Cherney Berg, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“The Brahms Kick,” by Garson Kanin, January 28, 1958
Box   88
Folder   10
“By Appointment Only,” by Garson Kanin, May 3, 1961
Box   88
Folder   10
“But Is It Art!,” by Arthur Heinemann, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“Cass' Magic Card,” by Victor Wolison, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“Can Anybody Here Play Yankee Doodle,” by Rod Parker, undated
Box   88
Folder   10
“A Cat in the House,” by Larry Arrick, June 22, 1964
Box   88
Folder   10
“A Cat in the House,” by Edward DeBlasio based on a story by Larry Arrick, October 23, 1964
Box   88
Folder   11
“Cherchez the Man,” by Lissa Charell, undated
Box   88
Folder   11
“The Christmas Cover of Photoplay, '13,” by Hal Hackady, undated
Box   88
Folder   11
“A Collector's Item,” by Roger Lewis, undated
Box   88
Folder   11
“Corpus Delectable,” second draft, by Hal Hackady, June 29, 1964
Box   88
Folder   11
“Counterfeit Story,” by W. M. Altman, circa May 1964
Box   88
Folder   12
“The Damndest Thing,” by Garson Kanin, February 1956
Box   88
Folder   12
“A Day at a Time,” by Garson Kanin, February 1955
Box   88
Folder   13
“Define the Word 'Wife',” by Garson Kanin, June 25, 1962
Box   88
Folder   13
“The Dog Act,” by Garson Kanin, April 1958
Box   88
Folder   13
“Don't Forget,” fourth draft, by Garson Kanin, January 7, 1963
Box   88
Folder   13
“Dora Drury Rides Agian!,” by Edward DeBlasio, undated
Box   88
Folder   14
“An Echo of Love,” fourth draft, by Garson Kanin, October 22, 1962
Box   88
Folder   15
“The Eye of the Beholder,” by Hal Hackady, July 28, 1964
Box   88
Folder   15
“Faint Heart Etcetera,” by Garson Kanin, September 1, 1957
Box   88
Folder   15
“Faint Heart Etcetera,” by Robert Van Scoyk, undated
Box   88
Folder   15
“The Flowers of Friendship,” by Garson Kanin, August 1956
Box   88
Folder   15
“Funny Man,” by Steve Kanfer and Jess Korman, September 10, 1964
Box   89
Folder   1
“Hammer and Chisel, and Stone for a Heart,” by Ossie Davis, April 20, 1964
Box   89
Folder   1
“Hide and Seek,” by George Baxt, undated
Box   89
Folder   1
“I May Not Know Anything About Art But...,” by Arnold Weinstein, June 29, 1964
Box   89
Folder   1
“I Think She's Got It,” by Steve Kanfer and Jess Korman, September 10, 1964
Box   89
Folder   1
“In Camera,” by George Baxt, July 10, 1964
Box   89
Folder   1
“The Lady's Maid,” by Garson Kanin, March 6, 1961
Box   89
Folder   1
“Lie to Me, Baby,” by Jim Brosnan, undated
Box   89
Folder   1
“Lightfingers,” undated
Box   89
Folder   2
“Mme Flora's High-Class Geisha House,” by Edward DeBlasio, undated
Box   89
Folder   2
“Nazi Story Idea,” by Victor Wolfson, undated
Box   89
Folder   2
“Nothing But Money,” undated
Box   89
Folder   2
”None But the Brave,” by Garson Kanin, July 2, 1962
Box   89
Folder   2
“Out of Character,” first draft, by Garson Kanin, June 25, 1962
Box   89
Folder   2
“Proposition,” by Garson Kanin, March 6, 1961
Box   89
Folder   2
“Polish for a Punk,” undated
Box   89
Folder   2
“Polish for a Punk,” by Irve Tunick, undated
Box   89
Folder   2
“Protocol,” by Jerome Max, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“Rich Little Rich Girl,” by David Shaber, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“The Right-Hand Man,” by Garson Kanin, May 7, 1957
Box   89
Folder   3
“The Sandpipers,” by Waldo Salt, September 21, 1964
Box   89
Folder   3
“Send It in to Mr. Flynn,” by David W. Rintels, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“The Sister and the Crooked Bird Cage,” by Edward Adler, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“Something Blue,” undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“Something for Susie,” by Garson Kanin, January 1959
Box   89
Folder   3
“Spiders in the Closet,” by Jerome Max, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“The Spitting Image,” by Jerome Max, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“A Still Small Voice,” by Steve Kanfer and Jess Korman, undated
Box   89
Folder   3
“A Stone from the Outside,” by David Goodman, July 13, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
“Tail of the Tiger,” by David Shaber, June 12, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
“There Goes My Other Phone,” third draft, by Garson Kanin, December 11, 1962
Box   89
Folder   4
“The Velvet Jungle,” by William Altman, June 22, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
“What Ever Happened to All the Adjectives?,” by Romeo Muller, April 21, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
“What's in a Name,” by Larry Arrick, June 22, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
“Who Killed Jayne Mansfield?,” by Hal Hackady, May 26, 1964; May 27, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
“Who to Who,” by Garson Kanin, January 1961
Box   89
Folder   4
“Will the Real Roscoe Kramer Please Stand Up,” by Herman Raucher, April 3, 1964; April 12, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by William Altman, April 18, 1964, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Cherney Berg, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Dan Browne, May 14, 1964, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Roger Lewis, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Sigmund Miller, 1964 September
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Donald Symington, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Robert Van Scoyk, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by Victor Wolfson, June 22, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, by William Woolfolk, undated
Box   89
Folder   4
Untitled, undated
Scripts for episodes, unproduced [?]
“Cheer Me On, Dear--No Matter What”
Box   89
Folder   5
Story outline, by Robert Thom, undated
Box   89
Folder   5
Script, by Robert Thom, July 14, 1964
“Guilty As Sin
Box   89
Folder   6
Outline, by Garson Kanin, March 25, 1964
Box   89
Folder   6
Outline, May 14, 1964
Box   89
Folder   7
First draft script, by Garson Kanin, annotated, April 10, 1964
Box   89
Folder   8
First draft script, by Garson Kanin, April 10, 1964
Box   89
Folder   4
Second draft script, by Garson Kanin, April 27, 1964
Box   89
Folder   9
Second draft script, by Garson Kanin, annotated, April 27, 1964
Box   89
Folder   9
Final draft script, by Garson Kanin, annotated, May 4, 1964
Box   89
Folder   10
Final draft script, by Garson Kanin, May 4, 1964
Box   89
Folder   10
Revised final draft script, by Garson Kanin, annotated, May 11, 1964
Box   90
Folder   1
Revised final draft script, by Garson Kanin, May 11, 1964
Box   90
Folder   2
Second revised final script, by Garson Kanin, annotated, May 18, 1964
Box   90
Folder   2
Second revised final script, by Garson Kanin, May 18, 1964
“Half the Fun”
Box   90
Folder   3
First draft script, by Robert Van Scoyk, October 26, 1964
“A Horse of a Different Color”
Box   90
Folder   4
2 outlines, annotated, undated
Box   90
Folder   4
Outline, undated
Box   90
Folder   4
Treatment, by Garson Kanin, March 16, 1964
Box   90
Folder   4
Script, by Edward Adler, annotated, undated
Box   90
Folder   5
Second draft script, by Edward Adler, annotated, April 27, 1964
“A Man Who”
Box   90
Folder   6
4 story ideas, undated
Box   90
Folder   6
Outline, by Ring Lardner, Jr., undated
Box   90
Folder   6
Notes and miscellany, undated
Box   90
Folder   7
First draft script, by Ring Lardner, Jr., undated
Box   90
Folder   7
Script, fragment, annotated, undated
Box   90
Folder   8
Second draft script, by Robert Thom, story by Ring Lardner, Jr., November 5, 1964
“The Manly Art”
Box   90
Folder   9
Outline and miscellany, by Tom Gries, August-September 1964
Box   90
Folder   9
Script, by Edward Adler, annotated, undated
Box   90
Folder   9
Second draft, “The Warning Bell,” fragment, by Edward Adler, annotated, undated
Box   90
Folder   10
Second draft script, by Edward Adler, November 5, 1964
“Reflections in an Evil Eye”
Box   90
Folder   11
Outline, “In Camera,” by George Baxt, July 8, 1964
Box   90
Folder   11
Outline, “In Camera,” by George Baxt, July 11, 1964
Box   90
Folder   12
First drift script, by George Baxt, July 24, 1964
Box   91
Folder   1
Second draft script, by George Baxt, July 31, 1964
Box   91
Folder   1
Revised script, annotated, August 4, 1964
“Shake Hands with Billy Shine”
Box   91
Folder   2
Outline, by Waldo Salt, October 6, 1964
Box   91
Folder   2
First draft script, by Waldo Salt, November 9, 1964
Box   91
Folder   2
Scripts and production files, produced
“Keep an Eye on Emily” #l (a.k.a. “The Noisemaker”)
Box   91
Folder   3
Production file, including script revisions, by Garson Kanin, 1963
“Don't Mention My Name in Sheboygan” #3
Box   91
Folder   3
Production file, 1964
Box   91
Folder   4
Fragment, by Robert Russell, May 20, 1964
Box   91
Folder   4
Fragment, “Kalamazoo Is a Dirty Word,” by Robert Russell, June 9, 1964
“Something to Sing About” #7
Box   91
Folder   5
Production file, 1964
Box   91
Folder   6
First draft script, by Garson Kanin, March 17, 1964
“The He-She Chemistry” #8
Box   91
Folder   7
Production file, 1964
Box   91
Folder   8
Script, by Garson Kanin, September 16, 1963
“Maggie Queen of the Jungle” #9
Box   91
Folder   9
Production file, 1964
Box   91
Folder   10
Looping and correction sheets, 1964
Box   91
Folder   11
Final draft script, by William Altman, August 13, 1964
Box   91
Folder   12
Revised final draft, by William Altman, August 18, 1964
Box   91
Folder   12
Revised final draft, by William Altman, August 21, 1964
Box   92
Folder   1
Revised final draft, by William Altman, August 25, 1964
Box   92
Folder   2
Shooting script, annotated, August 25, 1964
“Try to Find a Spy” #10
Box   92
Folder   3
Production file, 1964
Box   92
Folder   4
Final draft script, “A Spy from the Inside,” by David Z. Goodman, August 27, 1964
Box   92
Folder   4
Revised final draft script, “A Spy from the Inside,” by David Z. Goodman, August 29, 1964
Box   92
Folder   5
Revised final draft script, by David Z. Goodman, September 9, 1964
Box   92
Folder   5
Shooting script, by David Z. Goodman, annotated, September 9, 1964
“Between the Rats and the Finks” #11
Box   92
Folder   6
Production file, September, 1964
Box   92
Folder   7
Outline, “A Plague O'Both Your Houses,” by Robert Van Scoyk, July 11, 1964
Box   92
Folder   7
Second draft script, “A Plague O'Both Your Houses,” by Robert Van Scoyk, September 8, 1964
Box   92
Folder   8
Shooting script, “A Plague O'Both Your Houses,” by Robert Van Scoyk, annotated, September 8, 1964
“Sticks and Stones Will Break My Bones” #12
Box   92
Folder   9
Production file, September-October 1964
Box   93
Folder   1
Shooting script, by Robert Thom, annotated, and revisions, September 21, 1964
“Bad Little Rich Girl” #13 (a.k.a. “Million Dollar Cocoon”)
Box   93
Folder   2
Production file, 1964-1965
Box   93
Folder   3
Second draft rewrite, by David Goodman, October 7, 1964
Box   93
Folder   3
Second draft rewrite, “The Million Dollar Cocoon,” by David Goodman, annotated, October 7, 1964
Box   93
Folder   3
Revisions, October 1964
Box   93
Folder   4
Unidentified, script fragment, undated
Mr. Justice (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   93
Folder   5
Presentation and research material, circa 1963
A Month in the Country (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   93
Folder   7
Correspondence, January-April 1965
A Month Soon Goes (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   93
Folder   8
Correspondence, April-May 1963
The Moon and Sixpence (TV special: Talent Associates, December 1959?. Network unknown)
Box   93
Folder   9
Correspondence and budget, 1958-1959, 1967
Morin, Robert
Box   93
Folder   10
Correspondence, May-October 1970
Movie Times (TV special: Production company unknown, January 15, 1974. Original network ABC, 11:30 p.m.)
Box   93
Folder   11
Correspondence re Philip Marlowe, circa 1973-1974
Multi-Culture Institute
Box   93
Folder   12
Correspondence and miscellany, 1970
My Husband John...and Tom (TV pilot: unsold)
Box   93
Folder   13
Notes and correspondence, 1965-1967
Box   93
Folder   13
Synopsis and presentation, by Leonard Stern, undated
Box   93
Folder   13
2 Scripts, by Jack Sher, August 18-September 8, 1965
Box   93
Folder   13
Revised script, October 4, 1965
My Last Duchess (Format unknown)
Box   93
Folder   14
Synopsis, by Mark Rosin, undated
My Life in the Mafia (Considered as motion picture and TV-mini-series: unproduced)
Box   93
Folder   15
Correspondence and miscellany, 1972
Naiomi Court (Format unknown)
Box   93
Folder   16
Synopsis, undated
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Box   93
Folder   17
Correspondence, clippings, program, and miscellany, 1967
National Food and Cooking Test (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   94
Folder   1
Format and estimated budget, by Judy Crichton, undated
National Sexual Knowledge Test
Box   94
Folder   2
2 Tests, by Dr. David Reuben, undated
NATO Show (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   94
Folder   3
Correspondence, January-April 1963
Nielsen Ratings
Box   94
Folder   4
General, October 1967-November 1968
Box   94
Folder   5-7
Bi-monthly Reports, October 1967-October 1968
Nielsen Television Index-Multi Network Area-Ratings
Box   94
Folder   8-10
1967, October 29; 1968, May 19
Box   95
Folder   1-2
1968, May 26-November 10
[Negro President Show] (TV special or motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   95
Folder   3
Outline, April 6, 1964
Night of Camp David (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   95
Folder   4
First draft script, by Nedrick Young and Harold Jacob Smith, undated
Nightmare--Prime Time (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   95
Folder   5
Presentation, undated
Noon Wine (Production company unknown, November 23, 1966. ABC Stage 67)
Box   95
Folder   6
Production file, 1966
Box   95
Folder   7
Final script, by Sam Peckinpah, October 18, 1966
Box   95
Folder   7
Air script, by Sam Peckinpah, annotated, November 1, 1966
Norman (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   95
Folder   8
First draft pilot script, by Ken Sullet and Ken Handler, undated
Norton Simon, Inc.
Box   95
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1968-1971
Box   95
Folder   10
Miscellany, 1970-1971
Box   96
Folder   1
Reports and clippings, 1969-1971
Box   96
Folder   2
Talent Associates reports, circa 1969-1971
Notes for a Murder (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   96
Folder   3
Screenplay, by Stanley Koven and accompanying letter by Francois Truffaut, July 4, 1968, undated
Now (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   96
Folder   4
Preliminary research and presentation, undated
The Now Generation (TV game show: unproduced?)
Box   96
Folder   5
Outline, undated
The Nurses (TV series: Plautus Productions, 1962-1964. Original network CBS)
Box   96
Folder   6
Letter and schedule, 1963
N.Y.P.D. (Talent Associates, 1967-1968. Original network ABC)
Box   96
Folder   7
ABC Stage City, 1967
Box   96
Folder   8
Cast budgets, shows #1-#26, 1967-1968
Box   96
Folder   9
Cast contracts, April-July 1967
Box   96
Folder   10
Crew and staff lists, June 1967-July 1968
Contracts
Box   96
Folder   11
Union, 1968
Box   96
Folder   12
Wells Fargo, 1968
Correspondence
Box   96
Folder   13-14
General, August 1966-March 1969, undated
Box   97
Folder   1
ABC, 1967-1968
Box   97
Folder   2
Fan mail, 1967-1968
Box   97
Folder   3
Frank Goodman Associates, 1968
Box   97
Folder   4
Sanford, Jay, April-October 1967
Box   97
Folder   5
Credits, 1966-1967
Box   97
Folder   6
Director's assignments, 1967-1968
Box   97
Folder   7
Financial, general, circa 1967-1968
Box   97
Folder   8
Floor plans, permanent, 1968
Box   97
Folder   9
Formats, 1966-1968, undated
Box   97
Folder   10
Human Rights Commission, testimony by Daniel Melnick, undated
Outlines
Box   97
Folder   11
“Arrest at 30,000 Feet,” undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“The Avenger,” undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“The Battleground of Miss Adrienne,” by Lonne Elder, undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“The Big Bettor,” undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“The Body in the Trunk,” undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“Cat's Cradle,” by Warren Shanahan, undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“The Challenged Confession,” by Charles Garment, undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“Charlie,” by Richard Holland, 1968, undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“Construction Story,” by Sloane, undated
Box   97
Folder   11
“Crossroad Puzzle,” by George Lefferts, 1968
Box   97
Folder   12
“Dierdre and Dave,” June 13, 1968
Box   97
Folder   12
“Death of a Hooker,” by Michael Avollone, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“Don't Tread on Me,” by Lee Kalcheim, November 1968, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“Everybody Loved Him,” by Heywood Gould,November 20, 1968
Box   97
Folder   12
“A Fagin Subs for Parents,” by K.T. Dempsey, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“A Favor for a Friend,” by William Altman, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“Give the Go Go Dancer Some,” by Lonne Elder, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“Guns of Jeopardy,” undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“The Hater,” undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“Help My Babies,” by Warren Shanahan, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“Hey, Boy!,” by Warren Shanahan, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“A Hole in the Ocean,” by Gene Radano, undated
Box   97
Folder   12
“The Homecoming,” by William Craig, November 27, 1967
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Invisible Thief,” by Heywood Gould, October 24, 1968
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Job or Me,” by K.T. Dempsey, May 22, 1968
Box   97
Folder   13
“Justice Among Strangers,” by Lonne Elder, November 15, 1968
Box   97
Folder   13
“Knockdown,” by Warren Shanahan, undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Live Cannons,” undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Louisiana Purchase,” by Edward Adler, May 25, 1967
Box   97
Folder   13
“Loves of a Father,” by Edward Adler, April 24, 1967
Box   97
Folder   13
“Luis Was a Happy Man,” by Stanley R. Greenberg, November 2, 1967
Box   97
Folder   13
“Missing Boy,” by Sloane, May 1, 1967
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Nice Guy,” by Gene Radano, undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Obscene Phone Call,” by Heywood Gould, undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“Old Wars Can Kill,” by Dennis A. McGuire, undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“One of the Family,” by Stanley Silverman, May 18, 1968
Box   97
Folder   13
“Panic in H,” by Arnold Perl, September 27, 1966
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Picture Lover,” by George Bellak, undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“Pornography Story,” by Robert Schlitt, undated
Box   97
Folder   13
“The Public Is Never Around When You Need Them,” by Jess Korman, undated
Box   97
Folder   14
“The Race Is to Swift,” by Michael Avallone, undated
Box   97
Folder   14
“Requiem for a Fat Cat World,” by Edward DeBlasio, April 20 and 24, 1967
Box   97
Folder   14
“The Rubber-Gun Squad,” by Edward Adler, July 1 and 11, 1968, undated
Box   97
Folder   14
“Runaway Boy,” by Allan Sloane, April 25, 1967
Box   97
Folder   14
“The Scapegoats,” by Heywood Gould, undated
Box   97
Folder   14
“The Scene,” by Edward DeBlasio, April 26, 1967
Box   97
Folder   14
“Self-defense,” by Albert Ruben, undated
Box   97
Folder   14
“The Snatchers,” undated
Box   98
Folder   1
“To Smell of Roses,” by Ed Lacy, November 3, 1967
Box   98
Folder   1
“Unequal Triangle,” by Warren Shanahan, undated
Box   98
Folder   1
“Up with People!,” by Lee Kalcheim, October 29, 1968
Box   98
Folder   1
“Wake Me Up in Twenty Years,” by Frank Olsen, undated
Box   98
Folder   1
“Whatever Happened to Michelangelo?,” by Robert Crean, May 10, May 19, June 6, 1967, undated
Box   98
Folder   1
“While Shooting in the Park One Day...,” by George Lefferts, June 13 and 20, 1967, undated
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Adler, undated
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Robert Alotta, October 1967
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Alan Dennis, undated
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Bernard Eismann, undated
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Lonne Elder, October 28, 1968, undated
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Kalcheim, undated
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified, by Peter Rabon, June 1968
Box   98
Folder   2
Unidentified outlines, undated
Box   98
Folder   3
Police Commissioner Howard Leary, memorandum and complaints, 1967
Box   98
Folder   4
Police Department, City of New York, correspondence and critiques of individual scripts, 1967
Production
Box   98
Folder   5
Miscellany, circa 1966-1968
Box   98
Folder   6
Reports, pre-production and hiatus, 1968
Box   98
Folder   7
Program presentation, circa 1966-1967
Box   98
Folder   8
Promotion, 1967-1968
Box   98
Folder   9
Props, 1967-1968
Box   98
Folder   10
Publicity and clippings, 1967-1968
Box   98
Folder   11
Ratings, 1968
Box   98
Folder   12
Releases, location and personal, July 1967-November 1968
Box   98
Folder   13
Schedules, 1966-1968
Box   98
Folder   14
Script status reports, May-October 1968, undated
Box   98
Folder   15
Voice overs, undated
Box   98
Folder   16
Wardrobe, 1967-1969
Box   99
Folder   1
Writers, 1967-1968
Box   99
Folder   2
Writers' assignments, April 1967-December 1968
Scripts and production files
“The Extremists” (pilot)
Box   99
Folder   3
Production file, October-December 1966
Box   99
Folder   4
2 Outlines, by Arnold Perl, undated
Box   99
Folder   4
Script, by Arnold Perl, undated
Box   99
Folder   4
Revised script, by Arnold Perl, November 26, 1966
“Walking Target” #l
Box   99
Folder   5
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   99
Folder   6
Outline, “The Federalist Papers,” by Edward Adler, April 26, 1967
Box   99
Folder   6
Script, “The Federalist Papers,” by Edward Adler, May 8, 1967
Box   99
Folder   6
Second draft, “The Federalist Papers,” by Edward Adler, May 15, 1967
Box   99
Folder   7
First draft, “The Federalist Papers,” by Edward Adler, May 22, 1967
Box   99
Folder   7
Final draft, “The Federalist Papers,” by Edward Adler, June 14, 1967
Box   99
Folder   7
Revised final draft, by Edward Adler, June 21, 1967
Box   99
Folder   8
2 Revised final drafts, by Edward Adler, June 23, 1967
Box   99
Folder   8
Revisions and discarded pages, July 25, 1967, undated
Box   99
Folder   8
Shooting script, with rough script notes, July 25, 1967
“Cruise to oblivion” #2
Box   99
Folder   9
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   99
Folder   10
3 Outlines, by Roger Hill Lewis, April 24-May 4, 1967
Box   99
Folder   10
Second revised script, by Roger Hill Lewis, annotated, June 7, 1967
Box   99
Folder   11
First draft, by Roger Hill Lewis, June 16, 1966
Box   99
Folder   11
Final draft, by Roger Hill Lewis, June 20, 1966
Box   99
Folder   11
Discarded pages, undated
Box   100
Folder   1
Shooting script, with rough script notes, by Roger Hill Lewis, June 20, 1966
“Shakedown” #3
Box   100
Folder   2
Production file, April-November 1967
Box   100
Folder   3
Outline, “The Illiad,” by Irving Homer, undated
Box   100
Folder   3
Outline, by Albert Ruben, May 22, 1967
Box   100
Folder   3
First draft, by Albert Ruben, June 13, 1967
Box   100
Folder   4
Rev. final draft, by Albert Ruben, July 25, 1967
Box   100
Folder   4
Revised final draft, by Albert Ruben, July 31, 1967
Box   100
Folder   4
Discarded and revised pages, June-August 1967
Box   100
Folder   5
Shooting script, with rough script notes, by Albert Ruben, August 11, 1967
“Fingerman” #4
Box   100
Folder   6
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   100
Folder   7
3 Outlines, by George Bellak, April 21-27, 1967
Box   100
Folder   7
Script, by George Bellak, May 15, 1967
Box   100
Folder   7
Revised script, by George Bellak, annotated, May 23, 1967
Box   100
Folder   8
First draft, by George Bellak, May 31, 1967
Box   100
Folder   8
Final draft, by George Bellak, July 3, 1967
Box   100
Folder   8
Revisions and discarded pages, circa July-August 1967
Box   100
Folder   8
Revised final draft, by George Bellak, July 10, 1967
Box   100
Folder   9
Shooting script with rough script notes, July 10, 1967
“The Screaming Woman” #5
Box   100
Folder   10
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   101
Folder   1
3 Outlines, by Robert Van Scoyk, April 25-May 11, 1967
Box   101
Folder   1
Second draft, by Robert Van Scoyk, June 19, 1967
Box   101
Folder   1
First draft, by Robert Van Scoyk, June 22, 1967
Box   101
Folder   2
Final draft, by Robert Van Scoyk, July 13, 1967, continued
Box   101
Folder   2
Revised final draft, by Robert Van Scoyk, July 17, 1967
Box   101
Folder   3
Shooting script with rough script notes, July 17, 1967
“Wire Finish” #6
Box   101
Folder   4
Production file, May-December 1967
Box   101
Folder   5
4 Outlines, by Edward DeBlasio, May 11-19, 1967
Box   101
Folder   5
First draft, by Edward DeBlasio, annotated, June 2, 1967
Box   101
Folder   5
First draft, by Edward DeBlasio, June 9, 1967
Box   101
Folder   6
Final draft, by Edward DeBlasio, July 19, 1967
Box   101
Folder   6
Revised final draft, by Edward DeBlasio, July 24, 1967
Box   101
Folder   6
Discarded pages, undated
Box   101
Folder   7
Shooting script with rough script notes, July 24, 1967
“Murder for Infinity” #7
Box   101
Folder   8
Production file, May-October 1967
Box   101
Folder   9
2 Outlines, “The Man Who Killed for Infinity,” by Ian McLellan Hunter, May 12-22, 1967
Box   101
Folder   9
Script, by Ian McLellan Hunter, June 6, 1967
Box   101
Folder   9
Script, by Ian McLellan Hunter, June 26, 1967
Box   101
Folder   10
First draft, by Ian McLellan Hunter, July 30, 1967
Box   101
Folder   10
Final draft, by Ian McLellan Hunter, July 25, 1967
Box   101
Folder   10
Discarded pages, undated
Box   101
Folder   11
Revised final draft, by Ian McLellan Hunter, July 31, 1967
Box   101
Folder   11
Shooting script with rough script notes, by Ian McLellan, July 31, 1967
“The Patriots” #8
Box   102
Folder   1
Production file, including set design blueprint, April 1967-January 1968
Box   102
Folder   2
2 Outlines, “The U.N. Murder,” by Charles Israel, April 26-May 5, 1967
Box   102
Folder   2
Breakdown, “The Dominican Caper,” by Charles Israel, undated
Box   102
Folder   2
2 Outlines, “The Dominican Case,” by Charles Israel, May 24, 1967
Box   102
Folder   3
First draft, by Charles Israel, June 22, 1967
Box   102
Folder   3
First draft, by Charles Israel, June 29, 1967
Box   102
Folder   3
Final draft, by Charles Israel, July 31, 1967
Box   102
Folder   3
Discarded pages, undated
Box   102
Folder   4
Revised final draft, by Charles Israel, annotated, August 7, 1967
Box   102
Folder   4
Shooting script, with rough script notes, by Charles Israel, August 7, 1967
“Fast Gun” #9
Box   102
Folder   5
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   102
Folder   6
2 Outlines, “Fast Gun on Avenue A,” by Albert Ruben, May 1-3, 1967
Box   102
Folder   6
First draft, by Albert Ruben, July 21, 1967
Box   102
Folder   6
First draft, by Albert Ruben, July 28, 1967
Box   102
Folder   7
Final draft, by Albert Ruben, and discarded pages, August 9, 1967
Box   102
Folder   7
Revised final draft, by Albert Ruben, August 16, 1967
Box   102
Folder   7
Shooting script, by Albert Ruben, August 16, 1967
“Money Man” #10
Box   102
Folder   8
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   102
Folder   9
2 Outlines, “Fifty-Four Forty or Fight,” by Edward Adler, June 8-July 17, 1967
Box   102
Folder   9
Script, “Fifty-Four Forty or Fight,” by Edward Adler, August 1, 1967
Box   102
Folder   9
First draft, by Edward Adler, August 12, 1967
Box   103
Folder   1
Final draft, by Edward Adler, August 16, 1967
Box   103
Folder   1
Revised final draft and discarded pages, by Edward Adler, August 18, 1967
Box   103
Folder   1
Shooting script, annotated with script notes, by Edward Adler, August 18, 1967
“A Horse in the Family” #11
Box   103
Folder   2
Production file, April-October 1967
Box   103
Folder   3
3 Outlines and discarded pages, by George Bellak, June 5-16, 1967
Box   103
Folder   3
Script, by George Bellak, July 10, 1967
Box   103
Folder   3
Final script, by George Bellak, July 27, 1967
Box   103
Folder   4
First draft, by George Bellak, annotated, August 21, 1967
Box   103
Folder   4
First draft, by George Bellak, August 21, 1967
Box   103
Folder   4
Final draft and discarded pages, by George Bellak, August 24, 1967
Box   103
Folder   5
Shooting script with rough script, by George Bellak, August 28, 1967
“Catch A Hero” #12
Box   103
Folder   6
Production file, April-November 1967
Box   103
Folder   7
4 Outlines, by Edward DeBlasio, June 23-July 6, 1967, undated
Box   103
Folder   7
First draft, by Edward DeBlasio, July 17, 1967
Box   103
Folder   7
Revised draft, by Edward DeBlasio, July 27, 1967
Box   103
Folder   8
First draft, by Edward DeBlasio, August 8, 1967
Box   103
Folder   8
Revised draft, by Edward DeBlasio, annotated, August 22, 1967
Box   103
Folder   8
Second revised draft, by Edward DeBlasio, August 28, 1967
Box   103
Folder   9
Final draft, by Edward DeBlasio, August 30, 1967
Box   103
Folder   9
Discarded pages, undated
Box   103
Folder   10
Shooting script, with rough script notes, by Edward DeBlasio, August 30, 1967
“The Pink Gumdrop” #13
Box   104
Folder   1
Production file, May-November 1967
Box   104
Folder   2
3 Outlines, by Robert Crean, July 3-18, 1967
Box   104
Folder   2
First draft, by Robert Crean, August 10, 1967
Box   104
Folder   2
Revised script, by Robert Crean, August 29, 1967
Box   104
Folder   3
Script, Act II, September 5, 1967
Box   104
Folder   3
First draft, by Robert Crean, September 6, 1967
Box   104
Folder   3
Final draft, by Robert Crean, September 8, 1967
Box   104
Folder   4
Discarded pages and revisions, September 8, 1967
Box   104
Folder   4
Revised final draft, by Robert Crean, September 11, 1967
Box   104
Folder   5
Shooting script with rough script notes, September 11, 1967
“The Witness” #14
Box   104
Folder   6
Production file, April-November, 1967
Box   104
Folder   7
3 Outlines, by George Lefferts, “The Conservatory,” April 27-May 4, 1967
Box   104
Folder   7
Script, “The Conservatory,” by George Lefferts, May 15, 1967
Box   104
Folder   7
First revised draft, “The Conservatory,” by George Lefferts, May 25, 1967
Box   104
Folder   8
First draft, “The Conservatory,” by George Lefferts, May 31, 1967
Box   104
Folder   9
Revised outline, “The Conservatory,” August 30, 1967
Box   104
Folder   9
First draft, “The Conservatory,” by George Lefferts, September 7, 1967
Box   104
Folder   9
Revised draft, by Edward Adler and George Lefferts, September 11, 1967
Box   104
Folder   10
Final draft, by Edward Adler and George Lefferts, September 14, 1967
Box   104
Folder   10
Discarded pages, undated
Box   104
Folder   10
Shooting script, by Edward Adler and George Lefferts, September 14, 1967
“Triangle” #15
Box   105
Folder   11
Production file, May-November 1967
Box   105
Folder   1
3 Outlines, “The Boy Witness,” by James Cavanagh, June 29-July 5, 1967, undated
Box   105
Folder   1
Script, “The Dark and Pattern,” by James Cavanagh, August 9, 1967
Box   105
Folder   1
Script, “The Dark Pattern,” by James Cavanagh, August 28, 1967
Box   105
Folder   2
Script, “The Dark Pattern,” by James Cavanagh, undated
Box   105
Folder   2
2 First drafts, by James Cavanagh, September 19, 1967
Box   105
Folder   2
Discarded pages, undated
Box   105
Folder   3
Shooting script with rough script notes, by James Cavanagh, September 22, 1967
“Joshua Fit the Battle of Fulton Street” #16
Box   105
Folder   4
Production file, May-December 1967
Box   105
Folder   5
4 Outlines, by Lee Kalcheim, May 7-23, 1967
Box   105
Folder   5
Script, by Lee Kalcheim, June 8, 1967
Box   105
Folder   5
Script, by Lee Kalcheim, July 14, 1967
Box   105
Folder   6
First draft, by Lee Kalcheim, September 1, 1967
Box   105
Folder   6
Revised draft, by Lee Kalcheim, September 15, 1967
Box   105
Folder   6
Final draft, by Lee Kalcheim, September 26, 1967
Box   105
Folder   7
Final draft, by Lee Kalcheim, September 26, 1967
Box   105
Folder   7
Shooting script, annotated, by Lee Kalcheim, September 26, 1967
Box   105
Folder   8
Revised draft, by Lee Kalcheim, September 27, 1967
“The Bombers” #17
Box   105
Folder   9
Production file, May-October 1967
Box   105
Folder   10
3 Outlines, by Elihu Winer, May 9-22, 1967
Box   105
Folder   10
First draft, by Elihu Winer, June 8, 1967
Box   105
Folder   11
Second draft, by Elihu Winer, June 16, 1967
Box   105
Folder   12
Revised first draft, by Elihu Winer, August 3, 1967
Box   105
Folder   12
Outline, “The Sunday Bomber,” by Edward DeBlasio and Elihu Winer, September 18, 1967
Box   105
Folder   12
Script, by Elihu Winer and Edward DeBlasio, September 25, 1967
Box   106
Folder   1
First draft, by Edward DeBlasio, September 29. 1967
Box   106
Folder   1
Script, fragment, Act II intercuts, undated
Box   106
Folder   2
Final draft script, by Edward DeBlasio, October 2, 1967
Box   106
Folder   2
Revised final draft, by Edward DeBlasio, October 3, 1967
Box   106
Folder   3
Shooting script with rough script notes, October 3, 1967
“Last Port of Call” #18
Box   106
Folder   4
Production file, October-December 1967, undated
Box   106
Folder   5
4 Outlines, by Edward DeBlasio, October 9-27, 1967
Box   106
Folder   5
Script, by Edward DeBlasio, November 3, 1967
Box   106
Folder   5
Script, by Edward DeBlasio, November 7, 1967
Box   106
Folder   6
Final draft script, by Edward DeBlasio, November 13, 1967
Box   106
Folder   6
Revised scripts, by Edward DeBlasio, November 15, 1967
Box   106
Folder   6
Revised script, by Edward DeBlasio, November 15, 1967
“Red Headed Pigeon” #19
Box   106
Folder   7
Production file, October-December 1967
Box   106
Folder   8
2 Outlines, by George Bellak, October 16-27, 1967
Box   106
Folder   8
Script, by George Bellak, November 7, 1967
Box   106
Folder   9
Script, by George Bellak, November 8, 1967
Box   106
Folder   9
Final script, by George Bellak, November 17, 1967
Box   106
Folder   9
Revised final script, by George Bellak, November 20, 1967
“Which Side Are You On?” #20
Box   106
Folder   10
Production file, October-December 1967
Box   106
Folder   11
Outline, by Albert Ruben, undated
Box   106
Folder   11
First draft, by Albert Ruben, November 9, 1967
Box   106
Folder   11
Revised second draft, by Albert Ruben, November 15, 1967
Box   106
Folder   11
First draft by Albert Ruben, November 17, 1967
Box   107
Folder   1
Revised final draft, by Albert Ruben, annotated, November 27, 1967
Box   107
Folder   1
Revised final draft, by Albert Ruben, December 1, 1967
“The Private Eye Puzzle” #21
Box   107
Folder   2
Production file, April-December 1967
Box   107
Folder   3
Outline, “A Little Touch of Paris,” by Alvin Boretz, May 10, 1967
Box   107
Folder   3
Outline, “Accent on Murder,” by Alvin Boretz, May 25, 1967
Box   107
Folder   4
Script, “A Touch of Paris,” by Alvin Boretz, undated
Box   107
Folder   4
Final draft, “The French Touch,” by Alvin Boretz, July 6, 1967
Box   107
Folder   4
First draft, “The French Touch,” by Alvin Boretz, August 4, 1967
Box   107
Folder   4
Script, “The Colonel and the Lady,” by Alvin Boretz, annotated, undated
Box   107
Folder   5
Revised first draft, by Alvin Boretz, November 7, 1967
Box   107
Folder   5
Revised first draft, by Alvin Boretz, annotated, November 7, 1967
Box   107
Folder   5
Final draft, by Alvin Boretz, December 1, 1967
Box   107
Folder   6
3 Revised final drafts, by Alvin Boretz, annotated, December 5, 1967
“Macho” #22
Box   107
Folder   7
Production file, November 1967-January 1968
Box   107
Folder   8
Outline, by Edward DeBlasio, November 27, 1967
Box   107
Folder   8
Final draft, by Edward DeBlasio, December 7, 1967
Box   107
Folder   8
Revised final draft, by Edward DeBlasio, December 7, 1967
“Who Tells the Truth” #23
Box   107
Folder   9
Production file, November 1967-January 1968
Box   107
Folder   10
Outline, “I'm Going to Kill Someone,” by Alvin Boretz, November 16, 1967
Box   107
Folder   10
Outline, “A Matter of Truth,” by Alvin Boretz, November 27, 1967
Box   107
Folder   10
Script, “A Matter of Truth,” by Alvin Boretz, annotated, December 6, 1967
Box   107
Folder   11
Final draft, by Alvin Boretz, December 13, 1967
Box   107
Folder   11
Revised final draft, by Alvin Boretz, December 14, 1967
Box   107
Folder   11
Revised final draft, by Alvin Boretz, December 15, 1967
“Stones” #24
Box   107
Folder   12
Production file, December 1967-January 1968
Box   108
Folder   1
Original outline, “Russian Roulette,” by George Bellak, December 12, 1967
Box   108
Folder   1
Script, by George Bellak, undated
Box   108
Folder   1
Final draft, by George Bellak, December 19, 1967
Box   108
Folder   2
3 Revised final drafts, by George Bellak, December 26, 1967
“Nothing Is Real But the Dead” #25-#26
Box   108
Folder   3
Production file, December 1967-February 1968
Box   108
Folder   4
Outline, by Edward Adler, December 12, 1967
Box   108
Folder   4
First draft, Part I, by Edward Adler, December 26, 1967
Box   108
Folder   5
Final draft, Part I, by Edward Adler, December 26, 1967
Box   108
Folder   5
Script, Act I, Part II, by Edward Adler, December 29, 1967
Box   108
Folder   5
2 Final drafts, Part II, annotated, by Edward Adler, January 2, 1968
“Day Tripper” #27
Box   108
Folder   6
Production file, June-August 1968
Box   108
Folder   7
Set designs and floor plans, by Ben Kasazkow, undated
Box   108
Folder   8
Final draft, by George Bellak, July 23, 1968
Box   108
Folder   8
Revised final draft, by George Bellak, August 6, 1968
Box   108
Folder   8
Revised final draft, by George Bellak, August 9, 1968
Box   108
Folder   9
Script, by George Bellak, June 17, 1968
Box   108
Folder   9
First draft, by George Bellak, June 26, 1968
Box   108
Folder   10
Final shooting script, August 1968
“What's A Nice Girl Like You...” #28
Box   109
Folder   1
Production file, July-September 1968
Box   109
Folder   2
2 Final drafts, and miscellaneous pages, by Lee Kalcheim, August 6, 1968
“Honor” #29
Box   109
Folder   3
Production file, July-September 1968, undated
Box   109
Folder   4
Outline, by David Davidson, June 17, 1968
Box   109
Folder   4
Revised outline, by David Davidson, annotated, August 5, 1968
Box   109
Folder   4
Revised draft, by David Davidson, annotated, August 13, 1968
Box   109
Folder   5
Final draft, by David Davidson, annotated, August 13, 1968
Box   109
Folder   5
2 Final drafts, by David Davidson, annotated, August 14, 1968
Box   109
Folder   5
Revisions, annotated, August-October 1968
“Encounter on a Rooftop” #30
Box   109
Folder   6
Production file, July-September 1968, undated
Box   109
Folder   7
2 Revised outlines, by Gene Radano, June 24, 1968
Box   109
Folder   7
Second draft, by Gene Radano, August 5, 1968
Box   109
Folder   7
Final draft, annotated, by Gene Radano, August 16, 1968
Box   109
Folder   8
2 Scripts, by Gene Radano, annotated, August 27, 1968
“L Is for Love and Larceny” #31
Box   109
Folder   9
Production file, June-November 1968
Box   110
Folder   1
Final script, by Al Ruben, July 22, 1968
Box   110
Folder   1
2 Revised final drafts, by Al Ruben, annotated, August 22, 1968
“Deadly Circle of Violence,” #32
Box   110
Folder   2
Production file, July-September 1968, undated
Box   110
Folder   3
Outline, undated
Box   110
Folder   3
Final revised outline, by Lonne Elder, July 16, 1968
Box   110
Folder   3
Final draft script and miscellany, by Lonne Elder, August 23, 1968
Box   110
Folder   4
Revised script, annotated, September 3, 1968
Box   110
Folder   5
2 Final drafts by Lonne Elder, September 5, 1968
Box   110
Folder   5
Discarded pages, undated
“Case of the Shady Lady” #33
Box   110
Folder   6
Production file, 1968-1969
Box   110
Folder   7
3 Outlines, “Murder Au Go Go,” by Alvin Boretz, June 4-24, 1968
Box   110
Folder   7
Revised outline, “Circle of Evil,” by Alvin Boretz, June 27, 1968
Box   110
Folder   7
Script, by Alvin Boretz, July 22, 1968
Box   110
Folder   8
Second draft, by Alvin Boretz, July 30, 1968
Box   110
Folder   8
First draft, by Alvin Boretz, August 6, 1968
Box   110
Folder   9
3 Final drafts, annotated, by Alvin Boretz, September 4, 1968
Box   110
Folder   10
2 Revised final drafts, by Alvin Boretz, annotated, September 12, 1968
“The Golden Fleece” #34
Box   110
Folder   11
Production file, July-October 1968
Box   111
Folder   1
3 Outlines, “Diogenes, Come Home:” by Roger Lewis, June 10-19, 1968
Box   111
Folder   1
First draft, “Diogenes, Come Home!” by Roger Lewis, July 18, 1968
Box   111
Folder   1
Script, “Diogenes, Come Home!,” by Roger Lewis, August 9, 1968
Box   111
Folder   2
First draft, “Diogenese, Come Home!,” by Roger Lewis, August 24, 1968
Box   111
Folder   2
First draft, “Diogenese, Come Home:,” by Roger Lewis, August 26, 1968
Box   111
Folder   2
Fragments, annotated, September 9, 1968, undated
Box   111
Folder   3
Final draft, by Roger Lewis, September 9, 1968
Box   111
Folder   3
Revised final draft, by Roger Lewis, annotated, September 9, 1968
Box   111
Folder   4
2 Revised final drafts, by Roger Lewis, annotated, September 19, 1968
“The Witch of 116th Street” #35
Box   111
Folder   5
Production file, August-October 1968
Box   111
Folder   6
2 Outlines, by Lee Kalcheim, July 19-August 6, 1968
Box   111
Folder   6
3 Scripts, by Lee Kalcheim, undated
Box   111
Folder   7
2 First drafts, by Lee Kalcheim, September 9, 1968
Box   111
Folder   7
Final draft fragment, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, September 13, 1968
Box   111
Folder   8
2 Final drafts, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, September 13, 1968
Box   111
Folder   8
Revised final draft, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, September 25, 1968
“The Peep Freak” #36
Box   112
Folder   1
Production file, July-October 1968
Box   112
Folder   2
3 Outlines, “Eyewitness,” by Stanley Silverman, June-July 1968
Box   112
Folder   2
Draft fragment, by Stanley Silverman, August 21, 1968
Box   112
Folder   2
Second draft, by Stanley Silverman, August 31, 1968
Box   112
Folder   3
First draft, by Stanley Silverman, September 18, 1968
Box   112
Folder   3
Final draft, by Stanley Silverman, annotated, September 20, 1968
Box   112
Folder   4
Revised final draft, by Stanley Silverman, September 30, 1968
“Walk the Long Pier” #37
Box   112
Folder   5
Production file, September-October 1968
Box   112
Folder   6
Outline, “Walk Down the Long Pier,” by Alvin Boretz, September 10, 1968
Box   112
Folder   6
Script, by Alvin Boretz, September 25, 1968
Box   112
Folder   6
Script, by Alvin Boretz, undated
Box   112
Folder   7
Final draft, by Alvin Boretz, September 30, 1968
Box   112
Folder   7
Revisions, undated
Box   112
Folder   7
2 Revised final drafts, by Alvin Boretz, September 30, 1968
“The Body in the Trunk” #38
Box   112
Folder   8
Production file, September-November 1968
Box   112
Folder   9
6 Outlines, by Heywood Gould, annotated, July-August 1968
Box   112
Folder   9
2 First drafts, by Heywood Gould, annotated, September 17, 1968
Box   112
Folder   10
First draft, by Heywood Gould, annotated, September 24, 1968
Box   112
Folder   10
Revisions, annotated, undated
Box   112
Folder   11
2 Final drafts, by Heywood Gould, annotated, October 3, 1968
Box   113
Folder   1
2 Revised final drafts, by Heywood Gould, annotated, October 10, 1968
“The Love Hustle” #39
Box   113
Folder   2
Production file, July-October 1968
Box   113
Folder   3
5 Outlines, untitled, by Bernard Eismann, May 20-June 27, 1968
Box   113
Folder   3
2 Outlines, “White Slavery Episode,” by Bernard Eismann, July 22, 1968
Box   113
Folder   4
First draft, by Bernard Eismann, August 1, 1968
Box   113
Folder   4
First revision, by Bernard Eismann, August 12, 1968
Box   113
Folder   4
Second revision, by Bernard Eismann, September 6, 1968
Box   113
Folder   4
First draft, by Bernard Eismann, September 20, 1968
Box   113
Folder   5
2 Final drafts, by Bernard Eismann, annotated, October 9, 1968
Box   113
Folder   5
Revised final draft, by Bernard Eismann, October 16, 1968
“Three-Fifty-Two” #40
Box   113
Folder   6
Production file, September-November 1968
Box   113
Folder   6
Outline, by Gene Radano, September 12, 1968
Box   113
Folder   6
Script, by Gene Radano, September 26, 1968
Box   113
Folder   6
First draft, by Gene Radano, October 3, 1968
Box   113
Folder   6
3 Final drafts, by Gene Radano, annotated, October 18, 1968
“The Night Watch” #41
Box   114
Folder   1
Production file, October-December 1968
Box   114
Folder   2
Outline, “To Your Health,” by Lee Kalcheim, undated
Box   114
Folder   2
Outline, “Night Watch,” by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, September 24, 1968
Box   114
Folder   2
Outline, by Lee Kalcheim, September 30, 1968
Box   114
Folder   2
Script, annotated, undated
Box   114
Folder   3
2 First drafts, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, October 14, 1968
Box   114
Folder   3
2 Final drafts, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, October 23, 1968
Box   114
Folder   4
Final draft, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, October 23, 1968
Box   114
Folder   4
Revised script, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, October 29, 1968
Box   114
Folder   4
2 Revised scripts, by Lee Kalcheim, annotated, October 31, 1968
“Down in the Valley” #42-#43
Box   114
Folder   5
Production file, July 1968-January 1969
Box   114
Folder   6
5 Outlines, by Robert Schlitt, August 8-September 30, 1968
Box   114
Folder   6
First draft, by Robert Schlitt, annotated, September 23, 1968
Box   114
Folder   7
First draft, Part I, by Robert Schlitt, annotated, October 11, 1968
Box   114
Folder   7
First draft, Part I, fragment, by Robert Schlitt, annotated, October 14, 1968
Box   114
Folder   7
First draft, Part I, by Robert Schlitt, October 14, 1968
Box   115
Folder   1
Script, Part I, by Robert Schlitt, October 25, 1968
Box   115
Folder   1
Final draft, Part I, by Robert Schlitt, October 29, 1968
Box   115
Folder   1
First draft, Part II, by Robert Schlitt, October 29, 1968
Box   115
Folder   2
Revised final draft, Part I, by Robert Schlitt, annotated, November 8, 1968
Box   115
Folder   2
Revised final draft, Part I, “Candy Man,” by Robert Schlitt, annotated, November 8, 1968
Box   115
Folder   3
Revised script, Part II, by Robert Schlitt, November 13, 1968
Box   115
Folder   4
Revisions and fragments, Parts I and II, annotated, 1968
“The Attacker” #44
Box   115
Folder   5
Production file, October-December 1968, undated
Box   115
Folder   6
Premise and outline, by Heywood Gould, October 26-29, 1968
Box   115
Folder   6
Script, undated
Box   115
Folder   6
First draft, by Heywood Gould, November 12, 1968
Box   115
Folder   7
Revised first draft, by Heywood Gould, annotated, November 18, 1968
Box   115
Folder   7
2 First drafts, by Heywood Gould, annotated, November 18, 1968
Box   115
Folder   8
Final draft, by Heywood Gould, annotated, November 21, 1968
Box   115
Folder   8
Final draft, fragment, by Heywood Gould, annotated, November 21, 1968
Box   115
Folder   8
Revisions, November 1968
Box   115
Folder   9
3 Revised scripts, by Heywood Gould, annotated, November 29, 1968
“Whose Got the Bundle?” #45
Box   116
Folder   1
Production file, October-December 1968, undated
Box   116
Folder   2
Outline, by Alvin Boretz, October 29, 1968
Box   116
Folder   2
2 Final drafts, by Alvin Boretz, November 26, 1968
Box   116
Folder   3
Revised script, by Alvin Boretz, annotated, November 29, 1968
Box   116
Folder   3
2 Revised scripts, by Alvin Boretz, annotated, December 2, 1968
“The Faces on the Dart Board” #46
Box   116
Folder   4
Production file, October 1968-January 1969
Box   116
Folder   5
Story idea, “Four Came Back,” by Gene Radano, October 24, 1968
Box   116
Folder   5
Outline, by Gene Radano, undated
Box   116
Folder   5
Script, by Gene Radano, November 13, 1968
Box   116
Folder   6
2 First drafts, by Gene Radano, annotated, November 18, 1968
Box   116
Folder   7
2 Final drafts, by Gene Radano, annotated, December 4, 1968
Box   116
Folder   8
2 Revised scripts, by Gene Radano, annotated, December 6, 1968
“Boys Night Out”
Box   116
Folder   9
Production file, October 1968-January 1969
Box   116
Folder   10
Outline, by Burt Armus, November 18, 1968
Box   116
Folder   10
2 Scripts, by Burt Armus, annotated, November 27, 1968
Box   116
Folder   10
First draft, by Burt Armus, annotated, December 3, 1968
Box   117
Folder   1
First draft, by Burt Armus, December 6, 1968
Box   117
Folder   1
Revised script, fragment, by Burt Armus, annotated, December 6, 1968
Box   117
Folder   2
First draft, by Burt Armus, annotated, December 12, 1968
Box   117
Folder   2
First draft, by Burt Armus, annotated, December 17, 1968
“No Day Trippers Need Apply” #48
Box   117
Folder   3
Production file, November 1968-January 1969, undated
Box   117
Folder   4
Outline, by Mel Arrighi, and memorandum, October 28 and November 18, 1968
Box   117
Folder   4
Revised first draft and discarded pages, by Mel Arrighi, December 2, 1968
Box   117
Folder   5
First draft, by Mel Arrighi, annotated, December 5, 1968
Box   117
Folder   5
Final draft, by Mel Arrighi, December 17, 1968
Box   117
Folder   6
Fragments, annotated, undated
Box   117
Folder   6
Revised script, by Mel Arrighi, December 19, 1968
“Everybody Loved Him” #49
Box   117
Folder   7
Production file, November 1968-January 1969
Box   117
Folder   8
Outline, by Heywood Gould, November 20, 1968
Box   117
Folder   8
Script, by Heywood Gould, annotated, December 10, 1968
Box   117
Folder   8
2 First drafts, by Heywood Gould, annotated, December 18, 1968
Box   117
Folder   9
Revised first draft and revisions, by Heywood Gould, December 26, 1968
Of Human Bondage (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   117
Folder   10
Correspondence and casting list, 1966
Oh Professor! (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   117
Folder   11
Outline, “Eep,” by Devery Freeman, August 8, 1962
Box   117
Folder   11
Pilot story, “Let's Stick Together,” undated
Box   117
Folder   11
3 Outlines, by Devery Freeman, undated
Box   117
Folder   11
Script, “The Strange and Wonderful Adventures of Elwood Quince,” by Devery Freeman and Milt Rosen, undated
Oh, What a Lovely War (Theater and television special: other production information unknown)
Box   117
Folder   12
Correspondence, 1963-1964
Olgivy and Mather, Inc.
Box   117
Folder   13
Correspondence, contract, and scripts re coffee commercials by David and Joyce Susskind, 1969-1970
The Olympic Challenge (TV game show: unproduced?)
Box   118
Folder   1
Presentation, by Don Reid, and miscellany, 1964
On the March to the Sea (Format unknown)
Box   118
Folder   2
Correspondence, 1966
100 American Women of Accomplishment (Format unknown)
Box   118
Folder   3
Correspondence and list, 1967
Only Two Can Play (TV series: unproduced)
Box   118
Folder   4
Correspondence and outlines, including “A Matter of Anatomy” and “Hit and Miss,” 1968
Only You, Dick Darling! (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   118
Folder   5
Correspondence and reviews of book, 1964, 1967
The Oomphers (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   118
Folder   6
Story idea, by Henry Carson, undated
Open End (TV series: 1958-1967. Syndicated. Distributed by National Telefilm Associates, Inc.)
Box   118
Folder   7
Clippings and publicity, 1962-1966, undated
Correspondence
Box   118
Folder   8-10
General, 1961-1966, undated
Box   118
Folder   11
Bennett Korn, 1963
Box   118
Folder   12
Future file re possible program topics, undated
Box   118
Folder   13
Press releases from WPIX, 1963-1966
Box   118
Folder   14
Production miscellany, circa 1962-1966
Box   118
Folder   15
WGBH fund raising promotion, 1960
Episodes
“Abba Eban” (February 26, 1965)
Box   118
Folder   1
Questions, release forms, and correspondence, 1965
“The Actor Syndrome”(December 11, 1960)
Box   118
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, notes, and correspondence, 1960
“Actors Talk Broadway” (October 8, 1961)
Box   119
Folder   3
Correspondence, 1961
“Adoption” (May 19, 1964)
Box   119
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, correspondence, and miscellany, 1964
“Advice to the Lovelorn” (January 30, 1962)
Box   119
Folder   5
Biographies, questions, notes, and miscellany, 1962
“Airline Hostesses” (January 17, 1965)
Box   119
Folder   6
Biographies, questions, correspondence, and release forms, 1965
“Albany, Georgia Situation”
Box   119
Folder   7
Correspondence and questions, 1962
“Alcoholism” (February 17, 1963)
Box   119
Folder   8
Questions and note, 1963
“Ambassador Menshikov” (December 17, 1961)
Box   119
Folder   9
Production file, including transcript, 1961
“America in Ferment and Revolt” (March 12, 1961)
Box   119
Folder   10
Questions, biographies, and other production materials, 1961
“And Time Marches On” (November 12, 1961)
Box   119
Folder   11
Questions, correspondence, notes, research materials, circa 1951-1960
“Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner, James Chaney: How They Were Killed” (November 13, 1964)
Box   119
Folder   12
Questions, notes, correspondence, and miscellany, 1964
“Angry Men” (May 27, 1965)
Box   120
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, release forms, and miscellany, 1965
“Are There Any Happy Marriages” (November 28, 1961)
Box   120
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, correspondence, and miscellany, 1961
“Bachelor Gals” (February 25, 1962)
Box   120
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, research, and correspondence, 1962
“Backstage on Broadway” (November 13, 1960)
Box   120
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, notes, and miscellany, 1960
“Baldwin vs Buckley” (June 20, 1965)
Box   120
Folder   5
Miscellany, 1965
“The Bare Facts: The Art of Stripteasing” (December 1964?)
Box   120
Folder   6
Biographies, notes, research material, miscellany, 1964
“Bartenders” (February 2, 1965)
Box   120
Folder   7
Questions, notes, and production materials, 1965
“Baseball” (September 28, 1964)
Box   120
Folder   8
Questions, research and production material, 1964
“Beatlemania” (September 14, 1964)
Box   120
Folder   9
Questions, research and production material, 1964
“Lord Bertrand Russel” (June 10, 1962)
Box   120
Folder   10
Production file, including transcript, 1962
“Better Red Than Dead” (October 22, 1961)
Box   120
Folder   11
Production file, including transcript of CBS News special Where We Stand: War or Peace? broadcast October 5, 1961, 1961
Box   120
Folder   12
Clippings, 1961
“The Big Boom on Wall Street” (October 25, 1965?)
Box   120
Folder   13
Questions, biographies, research material, 1965
“The Biggest Hassle in America--JFK's Tax Bill” (March 10, 1963)
Box   121
Folder   1
Production file, including transcript, 1963
“Birth Control and the Pill” (November 6, 1964)
Box   121
Folder   2
Correspondence, release forms, questions, notes, 1964
Box   121
Folder   3
Clippings and articles, 1959-1964
“Blind People” (1966?)
Box   121
Folder   4
Release forms, undated
“The Bowery” (December 18, 1964)
Box   121
Folder   5
Notes, questions, clippings, 1964
“Brazil” (October?, 1962)
Box   121
Folder   6
Correspondence, October-November 1962
“British and Brilliant” (January 20, 1963)
Box   121
Folder   7
Press releases and correspondence, 1963
“Bugging and Wire Tapping” (June 22, 1964)
Box   121
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, release forms, 1964
“Can Any Republican Beat President Johnson?” (April 26, 1964)
Box   121
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, research material, notes, correspondence, 1964
“Can Goldwater Win in '64?” (circa September 1964)
Box   121
Folder   10
Correspondence, questions, notes, 1964
Box   121
Folder   11-12
Research material, circa 1955-1964
“Can You Beat the Horses?”(April 24, 1966)
Box   122
Folder   1
Questions, notes, research material, 1964
“Cancer Prevention: Progress Being Made on Finding a Cure” (April 13, 1964)
Box   122
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, research materials, 1964
Box   122
Folder   3
Research materials, circa 1964
“The Catholic Church” (February 6, 1966)
Box   122
Folder   4
Articles and production materials, including a report by Rev. Gommar DePauw, 1966
“Censorship and Pornography”
Box   122
Folder   5
Note, undated
“Charities” (January 13, 1965)
Box   122
Folder   6
Biographies, questions, correspondence, research, 1965
“Child Prodigies” (June 8, 1964)
Box   122
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, correspondence, research materials, 1964
“Children of Inter-racial Marriage” (March 4, 1965)
Box   122
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, notes, research materials, 1965
“Claire Booth Luce” (October 23, 1961)
Box   122
Folder   9
Correspondence, October 1961
“Class of 1963” (June 5, 1963)
Box   123
Folder   1
Correspondence, biographies, questions, research materials, 1963
“Comedians” (December 5, 1961)
Box   123
Folder   2
Production file, including a biographical sketch by Woody Allen, 1961
“Comedians” (March 4, 1965)
Box   123
Folder   3
Biographies, miscellany, 1965
“Comedians and Wives” (December 18, 1964)
Box   123
Folder   4
Questions, research material, notes, 1964
“A Comedy Kaffe Klatch” (February 26, 1961)
Box   123
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, research material, clippings, 1961
“Conservatives”(March 13, 1962)
Box   123
Folder   6
Production miscellany, including transcript of CBS News program The Great Challenge, “America's Continuing Revolution,” broadcast March 1, 1962, 1962
“Conversation with William F. Buckley” (December 29, 1965)
Box   123
Folder   7
Questions, notes, research material, correspondence, 1965
“A Covey of Critics” (January 31, 1961)
Box   123
Folder   8
Questions, 1961
“Crime” (1962?)
Box   123
Folder   9
Biographies, research material, clippings, 1962
“Crisis in Medicine” (March 24, 1963)
Box   123
Folder   10
Questions, notes, research material, miscellany, 1963
“Crisis in Our Colleges” (February 19, 1961)
Box   123
Folder   11
Questions, correspondence, research material, 1961
“The Couch and the Pulpit” (October 15, 1961)
Box   123
Folder   12
Biographies, notes, research materials, 1961
“Cuba” (December 1962?)
Box   124
Folder   1
Correspondence, 1962
“Cuban Crisis” (October 20, 1962?)
Box   124
Folder   2
Correspondence, 1962
“Cuban Refugees: Escape from Terror” (February 8, 1966)
Box   124
Folder   3
Questions, release forms, notes, miscellany, 1966
“The Deadly Game of Spying: Some Real Life Spies” (September 28, 1965)
Box   124
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, research material, 1965
“Dean Rusk” (April 1, 1966)
Box   124
Folder   5
Questions, research materials, 1966
“Democracy in Danger”
Box   124
Folder   6
Questions, notes, correspondence, research material, 1961-1963
“Dieting” (October 16, 1964)
Box   124
Folder   7-8
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research materials, 1964
“A Discussion of American Newspapers” (February 12, 1961)
Box   124
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, 1961
“Divorce: The High Cost of Loving and Losing”
Box   124
Folder   10
Research material, notes, questions, 1963-1964
“Drinking: Problem or Pleasure?” (February 17, 1963)
Box   124
Folder   11
Correspondence, miscellany, (1963)
“Drugs” (November 11, 1961)
Box   124
Folder   12
Questions, notes, research materials, miscellany, 1961
“Drugs” (April 24, 1963)
Box   125
Folder   1
Correspondence, research material, 1961-1963
“Education” (January 1963?)
Box   125
Folder   2
Correspondence, notes, release form, 1963
“The Eisenhower Years: An Appraisal” (January 29, 1961)
Box   125
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, 1961
“Entertianment” (October 7, 1962)
Box   125
Folder   4
Correspondence, miscellany, 1962
“Every Third Marriage Means Divorce”
Box   125
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, correspondence, research material, 1961
“The Extreme Right” (1962)
Box   125
Folder   6
Correspondence, March-April 1962
“Famous Parents” (November 11, 1962)
Box   125
Folder   7
Correspondence, press release, 1962
“The Far, Far Left” (circa June 1965)
Box   125
Folder   8
Correspondence, 1965
“Fashion” (May 13, 1962)
Box   125
Folder   9
Correspondence, biographies, notes, research material, 1962
“The Fifty Billion Dollar Business of Crime” (February 24, 1964)
Box   125
Folder   10
Questions, notes, research material, 1963-1964
“Foreign Correspondents”
Box   125
Folder   11
Correspondence, notes, biography, 1960-1962
“Foreign Trade”
Box   125
Folder   12
Notes, questions, research material, 1961
“Four American Writers” (1964?)
Box   125
Folder   13
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1964
“Four Draftees in a Hot Debate on Going to Vietnam” (November 26, 1965)
Box   125
Folder   14
Correspondence, 1965-1966
“Four Great Men: The Benefit of their Wisdom”
Box   125
Folder   15
Production miscellany, including a transcript for Meet the Press interview with James A. Farley (November 11, 1962), 1962
“Four Wounded in Vietnam” (April 17, )
Box   125
Folder   16
Questions, release forms, correspondence, 1966
“From the Second City” (August 31, 1962)
Box   125
Folder   17
Correspondence, notes, 1962
“Fun and Games on the Borscht Belt” (June 26, 1966)
Box   125
Folder   18
Correspondence, questions, biographies, release forms, research material, 1966
“The Future of the Republican Party” (November 27, 1960)
Box   126
Folder   1
Production file, including transcript, 1960
“Gambling” (June 24, 1963?)
Box   126
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, notes, research materials, release forms, 1963
“Goldwater's Candidacy” (October 7, 1963)
Box   126
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1963
“Gore Vidal vs William Buckley” (September 5, 1962)
Box   126
Folder   4
Correspondence, release forms, 1962
“Groucho Marx and Five Women” (October 28, 1963)
Box   126
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, notes, 1963
“Hairdressers: Woman's Worst Enemy?” (February 20, 1966)
Box   126
Folder   6
Correspondence, questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1966
“Happy Bachelors on Women, Love, and Sex” (March 18, 1962)
Box   126
Folder   7
Biographies, questions, release forms, notes, research material, 1962
“Harry S. Truman” (September 1961)
Box   126
Folder   8
Questions, notes, correspondence, research material, 1961-1963
“Heart and Health Programs”
Box   126
Folder   9
Correspondence, notes, research material, circa 1973
“Hi-j inks on the Deb Circuit” (January 1964)
Box   126
Folder   10
Biographies, questions, notes, research material, 1963-1964
“Hollywood's Fourth Estate” (December 27, 1960; January 1, 1961)
Box   126
Folder   11
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, research material, 1960-1961
“The Horror and the Nightmare of the Women's House of Detention” (March 23, 1965)
Box   126
Folder   12
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Horseracing” (circa April 1966)
Box   126
Folder   13
Correspondence, clippings, 1966
“Hospitals Can You Afford Them--Can You Survive Them?” (December 20, 1964)
Box   127
Folder   1
Biographies, questions, correspondence, release forms, notes, research material, 1961-1965
“How Did We Get into This Mess?”
Box   127
Folder   2
Questions, notes, correspondence, miscellany, 1961
Box   127
Folder   3
Transcript, CBS Reports “Eisenhower on the Presidency” October 12, 1961
Box   127
Folder   4
Articles and clippings by/about guests, circa 1956-1961
Box   127
Folder   5
General clippings re foreign policy, circa 1959-1961
“How I Made Two Million in the Stock Market” (April 5, 1964)
Box   127
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, research material, notes, correspondence, 1964
“How Others See Us” (February 18, 1962?)
Box   127
Folder   7
Biographies, questions, research material, release forms, 1962
“How They Live in Russia Today” (March 4, 1962)
Box   127
Folder   8
Production file, including transcript, 1962
“How to be a Jewish Mother” (September 1965)
Box   127
Folder   9
Release forms, notes, questions, biographies, 1965
“How to Meet a Mate” (March 7, 1965?)
Box   127
Folder   10
Questions, biographies, research material, correspondence, 1965
“How to Stay Young and Beautiful” (November 26, 1965)
Box   127
Folder   11
Correspondence, 1965
“How to Succeed” (November 10, 1962?)
Box   127
Folder   12
Correspondence, 1962
“Hypnosis” (May 11, 1964)
Box   128
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, research material, release forms, 1964
“Impressions of President Kennedy by White House Correspondents” (March 5, 1961)
Box   128
Folder   2
Production file, including transcript of Howard K. Smith News and Comment “Foreign Policy of J.F.K.” (October 28, 1962), 1962
“The Innocents: Miscarriage of Justice” (October 16, 1964)
Box   128
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, release forms, research material, 1964
“Interns and Residents” (April 11, 1965)
Box   128
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Is Boxing Slaughter or Sport?” (April 8, 1965)
Box   128
Folder   5
Questions, release forms, 1965
“Is It Really Safe to Fly?”(April 10, 1966)
Box   128
Folder   6
Questions, notes, correspondence, research material, 1966
“Is Menopause Necessary?” (January 28, 1966)
Box   128
Folder   7
Questions, notes, release forms, research material, 1965-1966
“Is New York a Mess?” (March 6, 1966)
Box   128
Folder   8
Questions, notes, release forms, 1966
“Is New York Crazy” (April 13, 1962)
Box   128
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, release forms, notes, research material, 1962
“Is the Pentagon Running America?” (January 10, 1963)
Box   128
Folder   10
Production file, including transcript, 1963
“Is the Theatre Worth Saving?” (May 18, 1964)
Box   128
Folder   11
Biographies, correspondence, release forms, notes, research material, 1964
“Is the Whole World Sick?” (June 11, 1961)
Box   128
Folder   12
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1961
“Is There Life on Other Planets?” (November 28, 1965)
Box   129
Folder   1
Questions, release forms, notes, research material, 1965
“Is This TV Season a Flop?” (November 4, 1962)
Box   129
Folder   2
Production file, including transcript, 1962
“Jackie Gleason” (January 7, 1962)
Box   129
Folder   3
Production miscellany, including transcript of CBS News, Small World (November 8, 1959), 1959, 1962
“Jeane Dixon Predicts the Future” (December 23, 1965)
Box   129
Folder   4
Questions, correspondence, research material, 1965
“Jerry Lewis” (July 16, 1965)
Box   129
Folder   5
Notes, schedules, research material, 1965
“Jet Jitters, Afraid to Fly?” (June 1, 1967)
Box   129
Folder   6
Correspondence, release forms, 1967
“The Jet Set” (February 8, 1963?)
Box   129
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, release forms, 1963
“The Jew in America” (December 1962?)
Box   129
Folder   8
Correspondence, miscellany, 1962
“JFK and the New Frontier” (December 2, 1962)
Box   129
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1962
“Jones vs Mailer” (December 25, 1965)
Box   129
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1965
“Just Plain Folks from Greenwich Village” (February 15, 1966)
Box   129
Folder   11
Questions, notes, release forms, lyrics and poems, 1965
“Kings and Queens of Soap Opera” (October 24, 1965)
Box   129
Folder   12
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Labor and Strikes” (circa January 1963)
Box   129
Folder   13
Correspondence, 1963
“The Lady and the Lords” (June 17, 1962)
Box   129
Folder   14
Correspondence, 1962
“Long, Hot Summer” (June 22, 1964)
Box   129
Folder   15
Questions, biographies, research material, notes, release forms, 1964
“Loud Sounds of Tin Pan Alley” (1963?)
Box   129
Folder   16
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research materials, 1963
“Love and Marriage,” (May 7, 1961)
Box   129
Folder   17
Questions, biographies, correspondence, research materials, 1961
“Love and Marriage: Teen-Age Style” (November 25, 1962)
Box   129
Folder   18
Correspondence, questions, 1962
“LSD: Madness or Miracle” (May 5, 1963)
Box   129
Folder   19
Biography, miscellany, 1963
“LSD” (May 15, 1966)
Box   130
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1966
“Madame Nhu” (1963?)
Box   130
Folder   2
Questions, biography, research material, correspondence, 1963
“The March” (April 4, 1965)
Box   130
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Marlon Brando” (April 21, 1963)
Box   130
Folder   4
Production file, including transcript, 1963
“Dr. Martin Luther King” (June 6, 1963)
Box   130
Folder   5
Clippings, miscellany, 1963
“Medical Care” (January 1962)
Box   130
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1962
“Medicine”
Box   130
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1963
“Meet Four Russian War Heroes” (October 15, 1964)
Box   130
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, correspondence, release forms, research material, 1964
“Meet the Negro Press” (October 20, 1961)
Box   130
Folder   9
Guides, 1960-1961
Box   130
Folder   10
Correspondence, questions, notes, research material, 1961
“Metropolis: Mystery or Mania” (January 6, 1963)
Box   131
Folder   1
Correspondence, news release, 1963
“Mikhail Menshikov” (December 1961)
Box   131
Folder   2
Questions, notes, research material, 1961
“The Military” (February 10, 1963)
Box   131
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, release forms, notes, research material, 1962-1963
“Money, Money, Money” (March 11, 1962)
Box   131
Folder   4-5
Production file, including 4 Meet the Press transcripts: George Meany (December 17, 1961); Hubert Humphrey and Thurston Morton (January 5, 1962); Douglas Dillon (January 21, 1962); George Romney (February 4, 1962), 1961-1962
“Money Talks, The New Millionaires” (February 3, 1964)
Box   131
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1964
“Morality in Modern America” (April 27, 1962)
Box   131
Folder   7
Questions, release forms, notes, research material, 1962
“The Movie Makers” (October 2, 1960)
Box   131
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, notes, 1960
“The Moynihan Report” (December 29, 1965)
Box   131
Folder   9
Production file, including transcript of Meet the Press Daniel P. Moynihan (December 12, 1965), 1965
“Murder in Mississippi: Eight Who Came Back” (October 11, 1964)
Box   131
Folder   10
Questions, biographies, correspondence, research material, 1964
“The Negro and His Rights” (May 21, 1961)
Box   131
Folder   11
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, research material, 1961
“The Negro Aristocracy” (February 17, 1964)
Box   132
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, research material, 1964
“The New Deal” (March 3, 1963)
Box   132
Folder   2
Questions, correspondence, notes, release forms, 1963
“The New Frontier: Pro and Con” (May 14, 1961)
Box   132
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, 1961
“New Nations in the New World” (December 7, 1962)
Box   132
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1962
“New Orleans School Integration” (December 18, 1960)
Box   132
Folder   5
Biographies, notes, correspondence, schedule, 1960-1961
“New York School Integration” (April 1964?)
Box   132
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, 1964
“Night World and Night People” (December 26, 1965)
Box   132
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, notes, 1965
“Nine Negro Teenagers” (June 6, 1966)
Box   132
Folder   8
Release forms, 1966
“Norman Mailer” (May 1962?)
Box   132
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1962
“The Nun's Story” (March 2, 1966)
Box   132
Folder   10
Production file, including transcript, 1966
“Organization of American States” (June 1965)
Box   132
Folder   11
Correspondence, 1965
“Our Time of Crisis: Cuba, Laos, What Next?” (April 30, 1961)
Box   132
Folder   12
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, research material, 1961
“Out of the Mouths of Babes” (October 30, 1965)
Box   132
Folder   13
Questions, notes, release forms, 1965
“Parents Dilemma: Should I Send My Child to a Private School?” (January 13, 1965)
Box   132
Folder   14
Research material, 1962-1965
“Peace Corps” (June 6, 1965)
Box   132
Folder   15
Release forms, 1965
“The Peacemakers” (December 5, 1962?)
Box   132
Folder   16
Correspondence, questions, release forms, 1962
“People in Trouble: The Recession” (March 26, 1961)
Box   132
Folder   17
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, research material, 1961
“Photography Show”
Box   133
Folder   1
Questions, notes, undated
“Playboy Keys and Bunnies” (December 9, 1963)
Box   133
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, release forms, research material, 1963
“Poles Apart: The Conservative and Liberal Position” (March 20, 1960)
Box   133
Folder   3
Correspondence, questions, release forms, 1960
“The Police Department” (April 12, 1964)
Box   133
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, 1962-1964
“Population Explosion” (May 12, 1963)
Box   133
Folder   5
Production file, including transcript for CBS Reports “The Population Explosion” (January 14, 1960), 1960-1964
“Potpourri of Opinion” (October 30, 1960)
Box   133
Folder   6
Biographies, notes, research material, 1960
“Predictions and Revolutions”
Box   133
Folder   7
Biographies, notes, release forms, questions, circa 1964
“The Premise”
Box   133
Folder   8
Correspondence, breakdowns, 1963
“Presidential Showdown” (November 6, 1960)
Box   133
Folder   9
Questions, correspondence, release forms, research material, 1960
“Press Agents on the Broadway Beat” (February 5, 1961)
Box   133
Folder   10
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, 1961
“Prisons” (November 1961?)
Box   133
Folder   11
Questions, correspondence, notes, research material, 1961
“Private Schools” (November 16, 1965)
Box   133
Folder   12
Questions, correspondence, notes, release forms, research material, 1964-1965
“Pros and Cons on the Draft” (December 5, 1965)
Box   134
Folder   1
Questions, release forms, research material, 1965
“Psychiatrists from Hollywood” (December 4, 1960)
Box   134
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, release forms, correspondence, research material, 1956-1960
“Psychics-Mediums” (February 2, 1965)
Box   134
Folder   3
Questions, correspondence, release forms, notes, research material, 1965
“Public Be Damned” (April 13, 1964)
Box   134
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, release forms, notes, research material, 1964
“Rank and File” (October 1964)
Box   134
Folder   5
Biographies, release forms, miscellany, 1964
“The Real Ben Caseys and Dr. Kildares” (March 4, 1965)
Box   134
Folder   6
Biographies, release forms, miscellany, 1965
“Red China: Colossus and Engima” (June 18, 1961)
Box   134
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, correspondence, research material, 1961
“Red China: Two Eyewitnesses” (1966)
Box   134
Folder   8
Questions, correspondence, research material, 1964-1966
“Religious Sects” (March 23, 1965)
Box   134
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Right Wing” (May 15, 1965)
Box   135
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1964-1965
“Robert Kennedy” (September 15, 1966)
Box   135
Folder   2
Correspondence, miscellany, 1966
“The Role of the Newspaper in Our Society Today” (April 2, 1965)
Box   135
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, research material, 1964-1965
“Safety in the Sky” (January 8, 1961)
Box   135
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, 1958-1961
“Salinger and Hagerty” undated
Box   135
Folder   5
Questions, biography, notes, undated
“Scandal in Washington: Why, What, Why!” (March 6, 1964)
Box   135
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, release forms, research material, 1964
“Second City” (May 29, 1963)
Box   135
Folder   7
Production miscellany, including fragment of transcript, 1963
“Sex and Morals on Campus” (November 18, 1963)
Box   135
Folder   8
Questions, release forms, notes, research material, 1963
“Sex and the Beautiful Girls” (October 25, 1964)
Box   135
Folder   9
Questions, release forms, biographies, notes, research material, 1964
“Sex Education: What Should We Teach and Tell Our Children?” (February 17, 1964)
Box   135
Folder   10
Questions, notes, biographies, research material, 1963-1965
“Sex in the Arts” (January 1962?)
Box   136
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research material, 1959-1962
“Sexual Revolution” (1963?)
Box   136
Folder   2
Production file, including transcript, 1963
“Should You Build a Shelter?” (November 7, 1961)
Box   136
Folder   3
Production file, including transcript of Eyewitness “A Place to Hide” (October 6, 1961), 1961
“Showdown in Alabama: Opposite Points of View” (April 4, 1965)
Box   136
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, release forms, research material, notes, 1965
Box   136
Folder   4
“The Sinatra Clan--What Makes Them Run?” (September 1962)
Box   136
Folder   5
Questions, correspondence, notes, research material, 1943-1962
Box   136
Folder   5
“Six Actors Talk Broadway” (September 29, )
Box   136
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, 1961
“Sizing Up LBJ: White House Press Corps” (April 4, 5)
Box   136
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1965
“Slum Landlords vs Tenants” (January 13, )
Box   136
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research material, 1963-1964
“So Many Churches, So Little God” (September 28, )
Box   136
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, research material, notes, 1965
“Sol Hurok” (April 29, )
Box   136
Folder   10
Questions, biography, notes, research material, 1959-1962
“Some Novelists of Our Time” (January 22, )
Box   137
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, correspondence, notes, research material, 1958-1961
“Some Wonderful People over 70” (May 29 and June 5, 1966)
Box   137
Folder   2
Questions, correspondence, notes, release forms, research material, 1965-1966
“The Stock Market” (April 1963)
Box   137
Folder   3
Biographies, correspondence, 1963
“Strictly for Laughs” (March 4, 1964)
Box   137
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, release forms, correspondence, script for introduction and closing to show, 1964
“Suicide” (April 27, 1965)
Box   137
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1963-1965
“The Supreme Court: Shifting tides” (April 2, 1961)
Box   137
Folder   6
Correspondence, release forms, 1961
“Taxes”
Box   137
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1963
“Television Around the World” (June 3, 1962)
Box   137
Folder   8
Production file, including transcript, 1960-1962
“Television Ratings: The Life and Death of Programming” (December 13, 1964)
Box   137
Folder   9
Speeches and articles by Arthur Nielsen, Sr. and Arthur Nielsen, Jr., circa 1963-1965
Box   137
Folder   10
Clippings and articles, circa 1960-1964
Box   138
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, release forms, miscellany, 1964
“Television Tempest” (September 25, 1960)
Box   138
Folder   2
Questions, biographies, correspondence, release forms, 1960
“Theatre Below the Summit” (May 28, 1961?)
Box   138
Folder   3
Questions, correspondence, research material, 1960-1961
“Theatre of the Absurd” (May 17, 1963)
Box   138
Folder   4
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, research material, miscellany, 1963
“Theatre Shows” (February 17, 1964)
Box   138
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1960-1964
“Thunder in the Theatre” (April 9, 1961)
Box   138
Folder   6
Question, biographies, correspondence, notes, 1961
“The Trouble in France” (March 1963)
Box   138
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1961-1963
“Truman Capote, Foreign Girls, Cigarettes” (September 22, 1966)
Box   138
Folder   8
Correspondence, release forms, miscellany, 1966
“The Ugly American, Marlon Brando and Eugune Burdick” (April 28, 1963)
Box   138
Folder   9
Questions, notes, research material, 1963
“Unemployment” (January 5, 1964)
Box   138
Folder   10
Questions, biographies, release forms, notes, 1963-1964
Box   138
Folder   11
Clippings, circa 1960-1963
Box   139
Folder   1
Speeches and miscellany, 1963-1964
“The United Nations in Crisis” (November 20, 1960)
Box   139
Folder   2
Production file, including transcript, 1960
“Up and Up It Goes” (March 19, 1961)
Box   139
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1961
“Varied Views of Journalists” (October 16, 1960)
Box   139
Folder   4
Production file, including transcript, 1960
“Vietnam” (May 16, 1965)
Box   139
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research materials, 1965
“Violence in the Streets and Public Apathy” (November 22, 1964)
Box   139
Folder   6
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research material, 1963-1964
“Voices of Africa” (October 23, 1960)
Box   139
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1960
“Washington Hostesses” (April 5, 1965)
Box   139
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Washington Newsman and Press” (May 2, 1965)
Box   139
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, notes, research material, 1965
“Washington Wives” (April 24, 1964)
Box   139
Folder   10
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research material, 1964
“We Have Just Been To Cuba” (April 19, 1963)
Box   140
Folder   1
Questions, biographies, release forms, research material, 1960-1963
“What About the John Birch Society” (April 23, 1961)
Box   140
Folder   2
Biographies, correspondence, 1961
“What Do the New Fashions Reveal?” (September 8, 1964)
Box   140
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, 1964
“What's New on the Far, Far Right?” (May 30, 1965)
Box   140
Folder   4
Release forms, 1965
“What's Wrong with the Stock Market?” (January 23, 1962)
Box   140
Folder   5
Questions, biographies, correspondence, release forms, research material, 1961-1962
“Where are Robert and Edward Kennedy Going?” (January 30, 1966)
Box   140
Folder   6
Production file, including Meet the Press transcript, Robert F. Kennedy (October 18, 1964), 1964
“Who's In? Who's Out?” (September 1, 1965)
Box   140
Folder   7
Questions, release forms, notes, research material, 1965
“Who's Killing the American Night Club?” (May 1964)
Box   140
Folder   8
Questions, biographies, release forms, correspondence, research material, 1964
“Who's Unamerican?” (October 1, 1961)
Box   140
Folder   9
Questions, biographies, notes, correspondence, 1961
Box   140
Folder   10-11
Research material, 1954-1961
“Why Are We Unloved?” (September 24, 1965)
Box   141
Folder   1
Questions, correspondence, release forms, 1965
“William F. Buckley vs Norman Mailer” (January 20, 1964)
Box   141
Folder   2
Correspondence, release forms, research material, 1963-1964
“Wives of Men in Vietnam” (November 19, 1964)
Box   141
Folder   3
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research material, 1964-1965
“Women in the United States” (April 14, 1963)
Box   141
Folder   4
Production file, including transcript, 1963
Box   141
Folder   5
Production file, including material from the President's Commission on the Status of Women, 1962-1963
“Writers” (June 21, 1962)
Box   141
Folder   6
Biographies, notes, research material, 1962
“Young Career Girls” (June 18, 1964?)
Box   141
Folder   7
Questions, biographies, notes, release forms, research material, circa 1962-1964
“Your Horoscope: Fake or Fate?” (November 25, 1963)
Box   141
Folder   8
Questions, notes, release forms, research material, 1963
Ordeal by Hunger (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   141
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1973
Othello (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   141
Folder   10
Correspondence, budget, 1966
The Outsider (TV series: Universal TV and Public Arts, Inc., 1968. Original network NBC)
Box   141
Folder   11
Correspondence, 1966-1967, undated
“Bellington” (pilot)
Box   141
Folder   12
Format, undated
Box   141
Folder   13
2 First draft scripts, by Bruce Geller, undated
“Countdown for the Gun Lovers”
Box   142
Folder   1
2 Synopses, by Richard Jessup, undated
Box   142
Folder   1
Script, by Richard Jessup, September 2, 1964
Box   142
Folder   2
Script, by Richard Jessup, annotated, September 2, 1964
“Loser's Roll”
Box   142
Folder   3
Second draft script, by Robert E. Thompson, circa 1965
“The Last Carnello,”
Box   142
Folder   4
Synopsis, by Richard Jessup, undated
Parker and Sons (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   142
Folder   5
Correspondence and miscellany, 1964-1965
Box   142
Folder   6
Research, undated
Box   142
Folder   6
2 Outlines, undated
Box   142
Folder   6
Script, undated
Box   142
Folder   6
Production budget, undated
Parkthron Limited
Box   142
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1965-1968
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Box   142
Folder   8
Annual reports, correspondence, release schedule, 1961-1967
The Passover Plot (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   142
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1971-1972
Penelope Beware (TV series: produced but not sold)
Box   142
Folder   10
Correspondence, June 1965-March 1966
Box   142
Folder   11
Program idea, by George Baxt, May 11, 1965
“How to Kill for Fun and Profit?”
Box   142
Folder   12
First draft, by Arne Sultan and Marvin Worth, annotated, October 15, 1965
Box   142
Folder   13
Shooting script, by Arne Sultan and Marvin Worth, November 2, 1965
Box   142
Folder   14
Revised shooting script, December 7, 1965
Box   142
Folder   15
Final draft, December 14, 1965
“Kill Her with Kindness”
Box   142
Folder   16
3 Synopses by George Baxt, annotated, July-August 1965, undated
Box   142
Folder   17
First revised script, by George Baxt, August 16, 1965
Box   142
Folder   17
Script, by George Baxt, July 27, 1965
People on the Third Floor (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   142
Folder   18
Presentation, April 20, 1971
Perlis, Jack
Box   143
Folder   1
Correspondence, 1963-1964
Person to Person (Format unknown)
Box   143
Folder   2
Memorandum re budget, March 1971
A Personal Matter (Production format unknown; originally a novel)
Box   143
Folder   3
Reviews of novel, 1968
Phelps, Stowe
Box   143
Folder   4
Correspondence, March-August 1964
P.I.R.A. Headquarters (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   143
Folder   5
Proposal, June 1965
Pinkville (Theater: unproduced?)
Box   143
Folder   6
Correspondence, 1969-1970
Please Don't Feed the Animals (TV: unproduced?)
Box   143
Folder   7
Script, by Arnie Sultan and Marvin Worth, October 14, 1965
The Premise (TV special: Talent Associates-Paramount Ltd., aired on WPIX-TV, New York City, July 20, 1963)
Box   143
Folder   8
Correspondence, 1963
The Private Ear/The Public Eye (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   143
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1963
Box   143
Folder   10
Program schedule, radio and television, January 12-18, 1963
Box   143
Folder   11
Programming meeting minutes, March 28-April 18, 1963
The Protectors (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   143
Folder   12
Correspondence, miscellany, 1963-1964
Box   143
Folder   12
2 Synopses, by Sam Rolfe, undated
“The Burning Night”
Box   143
Folder   13
2 Scripts, by Sam Rolfe, annotated, circa January 1964
Prudential On Stage (TV specials: Original network NBC, other production information unknown)
Box   143
Folder   14
Correspondence and miscellany, 1969-1970, undated
“The Choice” (March 30, 1964)
Box   143
Folder   15
Production file, including an outline and script by Henry Denker, December 1968-April 1969
“Do You, Mr. Jones?”
Box   143
Folder   16
Synopsis, by Robert Schlitt, January 29, 1969
“How Do You Beat the System”
Box   143
Folder   16
Synopsis, by Albert Ruben, January 1969
“Parlor Game”
Box   143
Folder   17
Script, by Alvin Boretz, undated
“Pig”
Box   143
Folder   17
Outline, by Arthur Rabin, January 1969
“The Skirts of Happy Chance”
Box   143
Folder   18
Story, “Laddie,” by Albert Ruben, undated
Box   143
Folder   18
Script, by Albert Ruben, undated
“So Human a Thing”
Box   143
Folder   19
Synopsis, by Alvin Boretz, January 1969
“This Town Will Never Be the Same”
Box   143
Folder   20
Synopsis, “Death of a Newspaper,” by Edward DeBlasio, undated
Box   143
Folder   20
Final script, by Edward DeBlasio, March 28, 1969
Pulse of the Nation (TV special?: unproduced?)
Box   143
Folder   21
Correspondence, notes, research material, 1962
[Purex Specials](TV specials: unproduced?)
Box   144
Folder   1
Proposal, undated
Pursuit of Happiness (Motion picture: Paman Productions, 1970. Columbia)
Box   144
Folder   2
Call sheets, August-November 1969
Box   144
Folder   3
Camera reports, 1969
Box   144
Folder   4
Clippings and publicity, circa 1968-1971
Box   144
Folder   5
Contracts, August-September 1969
Box   144
Folder   6-7
Correspondence, 1968-1971, undated
Box   144
Folder   8
Location permits, 1969
Box   144
Folder   9
Production miscellany, 1968-1970
Box   144
Folder   10
Production reports, August-November 1969
Box   144
Folder   11
Script supervisor's report, 1969
Box   144
Folder   12
Script, annotated, 12 December 1968
Box   145
Folder   1
Script revisions, October-November 1969
Box   145
Folder   2-3
Script note forms, 1969
Box   145
Folder   4
Sound reports, August 1969
Box   145
Folder   4
Wild track list, undated
Pyke (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   145
Folder   5
Proposal, by A. E. Hotchner, undated
The Quest of the King (TV or motion picture?: unproduced?)
Box   145
Folder   6
Revised shooting script, by Sam Rolfe, February 27, 1961
A Raisin in the Sun (Motion picture: Paman-Doris Productions, 1961. Columbia)
Box   145
Folder   7-8
Script, by Lorraiane Hansberry, undated
Rambling Rose (Production format unknown)
Box   145
Folder   9
Script record and correspondence, 1972
Ransome's Treasure (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   145
Folder   10
Correspondence and notes, 1965
Box   145
Folder   10
Script, by Sidney Carrol, undated
Rashomon (Theater: NY: Music Box, January 27, 1959)
Box   145
Folder   11
Correspondence, income statement, 1964-1967
Ratings
Box   145
Folder   12
Listings and notes, 1963-1968
The Reckoning (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   145
Folder   13
Summary presentation, June 27, 1963
The Record Breakers (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   146
Folder   1
Proposal ideas, circa 1968
Red Pants and Sugarman (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   146
Folder   2
Correspondence, 1973
Rediffusion Television Limited
Box   146
Folder   3
Correspondence and miscellany, 1966-1968, undated
The Reformer (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   146
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1964-1966
Box   146
Folder   5
Synopsis, by Sidney Carroll, undated
“Just Me and the Old Man”
Box   146
Folder   5
Script, by Sidney Carroll, undated
Releases
Box   146
Folder   6
Correspondence and agreements, July-August 1969
Remarkable People (TV series: aired March-April 1965 on WPIX-TV, New York City)
Box   146
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1965
Box   146
Folder   8
Resumes, alphabetically arranged, circa 1967-1968
Ride with Terror (Motion picture: unproduced)
Box   146
Folder   9
Correspondence and miscellany, October 1963-June 1967, undated
Box   146
Folder   10
Screenplay, by Nicholas E. Baehr, undated
Roar Like a Dove (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   146
Folder   11
Correspondence, 1963
Roommates (TV series: unproduced)
Box   146
Folder   12
Synopsis, by Cy Howard, July 23, 1964
Rosner, Ben
Box   146
Folder   13
Correspondence, outline, and miscellany, 1974
Rossen, Robert
Box   146
Folder   14
Correspondence and miscellany, 1964
Royal Hunt of the Sun (Theater: NY: ANTA, October 26, 1965)
Box   146
Folder   15
Business correspondence, 1964-1965
Box   146
Folder   16
Production file, circa 1965
Box   147
Folder   1
Playscript, by Peter Shaffer, undated
Royo County (Motion picture or TV special?: unproduced?)
Box   147
Folder   2
Script, annotated, June 26, 1964?
RSVP (TV talk show: unproduced?)
Box   147
Folder   3
Presentation, 1967
Run, Buddy, Run (TV series: Talent Associates-Paramount, 1966-1967. Original network CBS)
Box   147
Folder   4
Correspondence, 1965-1966
Box   147
Folder   5
Correspondence re expenses and insurance, circa 1965-1966
Box   147
Folder   6
Production file, 1965-1966
Box   147
Folder   7
2 Presentations, by Leonard Stern, undated
Box   147
Folder   8
3 Outlines, “Buddy the Lifesaver,” “I Want a Piece of that Boy,” “My Son, the Killer,” undated
Box   147
Folder   9
Pilot script, by Mel Tolkin and Ernie Chambers, June 21, 1965
Box   147
Folder   10
Pilot script, by Mel Tolkin and Ernie Chambers, July 9, 1965
Box   147
Folder   11
Revised pilot script, by Mel Tolkin and Ernie Chambers, July 27, 1965
“The Runaway Kid”
Box   147
Folder   12
Script, by Elon Packard and Iz Elinson, undated
Sam Crane (TV series: unproduced)
Box   147
Folder   13
Outline, by Jack Guss and Lionel Siegel, undated
Saturday Night Around the World (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   147
Folder   14
Correspondence and miscellany, 1966-1967
Saturday Night at the Theatre (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   147
Folder   15
Correspondence and lists, circa 1965-1966
Schmidt, Lars
Box   148
Folder   1
Correspondence, 1964-1970
Screen Actors Guild
Box   148
Folder   2
Correspondence, agreement, 1960, 1964
Screen Directors Guild of America
Box   148
Folder   3
Basic agreement, 1958
Box   148
Folder   4-5
Script fragments, unidentified, undated
Scripts and ideas submitted
Correspondence
Box   148
Folder   6-11
1963-1974, June
Box   149
Folder   1
1974, July-December
Box   149
Folder   2-4
Log of submissions, 1972-1974
Box   149
Folder   5
Log of books read for potential TV adaptation, circa 1974
Sea Search (TV series of specials: unproduced)
Box   149
Folder   6
Synopses, agreements, correspondence, 1965
Second Chance (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   149
Folder   7
Proposal, undated
See You Monday (Motion picture?: unproduced?)
Box   149
Folder   8
Outline, undated
Sentinel Square (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   149
Folder   9
Idea, undated
A Separate Peace (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   149
Folder   10
Correspondence, 1968
The Sewing Show (TV series: unproduced)
Box   149
Folder   11
Presentation, February 1971
Shakespeare
Box   149
Folder   12
List of actors, undated
Shakespeare's Men and Women in Love (TV special: produced? Talent Associates-Norton Simon, Inc. Productions in association with London Weekend Television other production information unknown)
Box   149
Folder   13
Script, October 1973
Sherman, Alicia
Box   149
Folder   14
Clippings and correspondence, circa 1966
Shoot It (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   149
Folder   15
Production file, 1968-1970
Box   149
Folder   16
First draft, by Edward Adler, undated
Box   149
Folder   16
Script fragment, undated
Sir Lucas and the Two Sams (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   1
Production file, including script by Peter Shaffer, circa 1967
Singer, Arthur
Box   150
Folder   2
Correspondence, June-September 1964
Sister Mary Stella (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   3
2 Proposals, 1964
Sizwe Bansi Is Dead (TV special: unproduced? original format is play)
Box   150
Folder   4
Playscript, reviews, and script record, 1974
Snatch (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   5
Correspondence, 1968-1972
Box   150
Folder   6
Outline, by Mel and Ethel Brez, April 23, 1971
Box   150
Folder   6
2 Outlines, “Fuzzy Wuzzy Was the Old Man's Name,” by Mel and Ethel Brez, May 21, June 22, 1971
The Snow Queen (Motion picture or TV: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   7
Outline, by R. Thom and Edward DeBlasio, undated
So I Bit Him (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   8
Miscellany and script, by Bob Randall, 1971-1972
Somebody Owes Me Money (Motion pictures: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   9
Correspondence, 1968-1969
Box   150
Folder   10-11
Typescript, by Donald E. Westlake, May 1969
Something More (TV series?: unproduced?)
Box   150
Folder   12
Correspondence and presentation, by Roger Hirson, 1974
Someone Should Tell Them Its Over (TV special: unproduced)
Box   150
Folder   13
Synopsis, undated
The Sound of Tomorrow (TV special: unproduced)
Box   150
Folder   14
Presentation, by Artie Shaw, undated
Special Agent (TV series: unproduced?)
“Men of Courage Do Not Whisper”
Box   150
Folder   15
Treatment, by Richard Jessup, undated
Special Assistant (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   151
Folder   1
Synopsis, by Robert Rossen and Richard Jessup, undated
Stand or Draw (TV game show: unproduced?)
Box   151
Folder   2
Idea, undated
Starting Over (Motion picture: unproduced?)
Box   151
Folder   3
Correspondence, 1972-1973
State Fair (Production format unknown)
Box   151
Folder   4
Casting suggestions, undated
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Box   151
Folder   5
Correspondence, lists, 1964
Stay of Execution (Production format unknown)
Box   151
Folder   6
Correspondence, 1974, undated
Stern, Leonard
Box   151
Folder   7
Correspondence, 1964-1971, undated
Stern, Wincor and Burns
Box   151
Folder   8
Correspondence and agreements, 1963-1971
Stopped Rocking (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   151
Folder   9
Script, by Tennessee Williams, and miscellany, 1974
The Story of Madame Caillaux (TV special: unproduced?)
Box   151
Folder   10
Correspondence, notes, 1965
Box   151
Folder   11
Story, by John S. Toldy and Lewis Arnold, undated
Strange Voyage (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   151
Folder   12
Outline, undated
Straw Dogs (Motion picture: ABC Pictures, 1971. Cinerama)
Box   151
Folder   13
Production file, circa 1969-1971
Box   151
Folder   14
Final draft, “The Siege of Trencher's Farm,” by David Goodman and Sam Peckinpah, August 24, 1970
Box   151
Folder   15
Final shooting script, “The Siege of Trencher's Farm,” by David Goodman and Sam Peckinpah, February 8, 1971
Streetcar Named Desire (TV special: unproduced)
Box   151
Folder   16
Correspondence, clippings, 1966-1967
Summer in New York (TV special: aired 28 June 1968 on WNBC-TV, New York City)
Box   152
Folder   1
Correspondence, miscellany, 1968
Supermarket Sweep (Daytime TV series: Talent Associates, 11:00 Monday-Friday, 1966?)
Box   152
Folder   2
Production file, 1964-1965
Susskind, David
Box   152
Folder   3-6
Appointment diary, 1962-1967
Appointment diary
Box   152
Folder   7-9
1964
Box   153
Folder   1
1965
Box   153
Folder   2
Appointment diary which lists eating expenses, 1971
Box   153
Folder   3
Automobiles, circa 1963-1971
Calendar
Box   153
Folder   4-7
1965-1967
Box   154
Folder   l-5
1968-1971
Calendar, executary
Box   154
Folder   6-7
1964
Box   155
Folder   l-2
1965-1966
Box   155
Folder   3
Calendar, fragment, 1962
Box   155
Folder   4
Calendar, desk, 1966
Box   155
Folder   5
Charity, The Arthritis Foundation, correspondence and script for “Parade of Stars,” 1965
Children
Box   156
Folder   1
Miscellany and invoices, circa 1966-1967
Box   156
Folder   2
Andrew Susskind, circa 1965-1971, undated
Box   156
Folder   3
Constance Susskind, 1967, undated
Box   156
Folder   4
Diana Susskind, circa 1963-1969
Box   156
Folder   5
Pamela Susskind, circa 1963-1967
Box   156
Folder   6
Samantha Susskind, circa 1970
Box   156
Folder   7
Shelley Susskind, 1967-1970
Box   156
Folder   8-9
Clippings, 1958-1971, undated
Correspondence
General
Box   156
Folder   10
1963-1964
Box   157
Folder   l-3
1965-1971, undated
Box   157
Folder   4
Personal, 1963-1970
Box   157
Folder   5
VIP, 1963-1964
Financial
Box   157
Folder   6
Bank statements, circa 1962-1966
Box   157
Folder   7
Entertainment expenses, October 1966-December 1967
Box   157
Folder   8-9
Check book stubs, 1964-1965
Box   158
Folder   1
Expenses, circa 1960-1964
Box   158
Folder   2
Miscellany, circa 1962-1967
Box   158
Folder   3-11
Paid bills, circa 1958-1967
Box   159
Folder   1-2
Paid bills, 1967, 1970
Stocks
Box   159
Folder   3-4
Broker records, circa 1961-1966
Box   159
Folder   5
General, circa 1961-1967
Box   159
Folder   6
Goldlawr Inc. vs Jacob Shubert et al., testimony and correspondence, 1967
Box   159
Folder   7
Harvard Club, correspondence and brochures, 1966-1970
Box   159
Folder   8
Honorary degree from Southeastern Massachusetts Technological Institute, 1969
Insurance
Box   159
Folder   9
Business, 1964-1967
Box   159
Folder   10
Personal, 1962-1971
Box   160
Folder   1
Legal, miscellany, 1962-1968
Box   160
Folder   2
Mailing lists, undated
Messages
Box   160
Folder   3-7
1963, April-1966, June
Box   161
Folder   l-7
1966, July-1970, August
Box   162
Folder   l-3
1970, September-1971, December
Box   162
Folder   4
Miscellany, 1929, 1966-1971
Box   162
Folder   5
Notes, undated
Political
Box   162
Folder   6
General correspondence, clippings, and notes, 1968-1969
Box   162
Folder   7
Susskind for Mayor, 1963-1966, undated
Residences
Box   162
Folder   8
Interior decorating, 1962-1967
Box   162
Folder   9
Apartments, 1956-1966
Box   162
Folder   10
Windsor Manor, 1963
Box   162
Folder   11
Separation and divorce from Phyllis Susskind, 1964-1967
Speaking Engagements
Box   163
Folder   1
Contracts, 1964-1971
Box   163
Folder   2-5
Correspondence, 1963-1971
Box   163
Folder   6
Publicity and announcements, 1960-1971
Box   163
Folder   7
Schedules, circa 1968-1970
Box   163
Folder   8
Speeches/lectures: notes and outlines, 1966-1971, undated
Speeches/lectures: subject files
Box   163
Folder   9
William F. Buckley-National Review Forum (May 7, 1964), 1964
Box   163
Folder   10
National Conference on Social Welfare (May 27, 1964), 1964
Box   163
Folder   11
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania (February 6, 1968), 1967-1968
Box   164
Folder   1
Rockland County Democratic Committee (March 23, 1968), 1968
Box   164
Folder   2
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Chicago Chapter (April 18, 1968), 1968
Box   164
Folder   3
Upsala College, East Orange, New Jersey (June 3, 1968), 1968
Box   164
Folder   4
Rhode Island College (June 8, 1968), 1968
Box   164
Folder   5
Gateway Area Council of PTA's Monroeville, Pennsylvania (April 10, 1969), 1969
Box   164
Folder   6
Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois (May 20, 1969), 1969
Box   164
Folder   7
Ricker College, Houlton, Maine (May 31, 1969), 1969
Box   164
Folder   8
Assumption College (June 6, 1970), 1969-1970
Box   164
Folder   9
Trip to France, circa 1971
Box   164
Folder   10
Wedding party, 1966
Writings
Box   164
Folder   11
Articles and related correspondence, 1962-1965, 1970
Box   164
Folder   12
Open End transcript of banned program re sexual revolution, August 1968
Box   164
Folder   13
Theatrical reviews and related correspondence, 1960-1963
Susskind, Joyce
Box   164
Folder   14
Writing, “Samantha,” circa 1969
Tactical Patrol Force (Production format unknown)
Box   164
Folder   15
Outline, undated
Take Five (TV series: unproduced?)
Box   164
Folder   16
Presentation, “Behind the Line,” undated
Box   164
Folder   16
Script, fragment, “Behind the Lines;” rewritten by Mel Tolkin, circa July 1965
Box   164
Folder   17
Script, “Behind the Lines,” rewritten by Steve Kanfer and Jess Korman, August 1965
Box   164
Folder   17
Script, “Behind the Lines,” November 1, 1965
Box   164
Folder   18
Treatment, undated
Box   164
Folder   18
Script, undated
Take One Step (Format unknown; originally a play)
Box   164
Folder   19
Miscellany, 1968
Talent Associates
Agreements
Box   164
Folder   20
General, 1963, 1967, undated
Box   164
Folder   21
re partnerships, 1961, 1968
Box   165
Folder   1
Casting notebook, undated
Box   165
Folder   2
Casting and staffing materials, circa 1963-1965, undated
Box   165
Folder   3
Clippings, notes, and miscellany, circa 1956-1970, undated
Correspondence
Box   165
Folder   4
1961, August-1963, June
Box   165
Folder   5-8
1963, July-1967, December
Box   166
Folder   l-4
1968, January-1974, November, undated
Box   166
Folder   5
Financial information, 1966-1971, undated
Box   166
Folder   6
Invoices, 1965-1966
Box   166
Folder   7
Minutes, January-May 1964
Box   166
Folder   8
Program ideas and projects, circa 1964-1970, undated
Summaries and outlines
Box   166
Folder   9
“Absolute Zero,” February 1971
Box   166
Folder   9
“The Avenger,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Big Mo,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Blindspot,” by Walter Bernstein and Arnold Perl, undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“By a Tail,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Couriers All,” by David Askling, undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Cultural Events Company,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“The Devil You Say,” by Roger Price, undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Freddy Hill,” by Patrick Skene Catling, undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“The Grey Horse Legacy,” December 1967
Box   166
Folder   9
“House in Revolt,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“The Human Comedy,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Judgement,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Lancelot,” undated
Box   166
Folder   9
“Maiden,” February 1971
Box