Series: General File

Appointment diary

1963-1965, 1967

1968-1970

1971

Correspondence

Personal, 1945-1977, undated

General

1942-1970 June

1970 July-1977, undated

Miscellany, circa 1965-1976, undated

Student evaluations, California State University-Northridge, Fall, 1977

Telephone messages, circa 1967, 1968, 1971

Writers Guild of America, West, decisions, 1972-1973

Series: Miscellaneous Writings

Subseries: Short Stories

“Across the Border”

“The Adventurer”

“The Barracks Blues”

“The Boy on the End of the Pier”

“Bull Session”

“Coffin Nails”

“Come Friday”

“Dangerous Visions”
Note: Includes a biographical statement.

“Disposing the Elements”

“Dog Eat Dog”

“Driscoll, the Killer”

“The Final Mistake”

“For Hecuba”

“How Peignat Got Out of the Army”

“I Love Cecile”

“I'm Lucky to be Alive”

“In the Jungle Stood a Tree”
Note: See also Box 36, Folders 5-6 and Volume 7.

“It Come to Me”

“It Is Touching”

“Jim Bramble and the Chorus Girl”
Note: See also Box 11-12.

“Jo-Jo, the Dog Faced Boy”

“Lem Kublick's Camel”

“Mad Song”

“The Man Who Went to the Moon - Twice”

“Merry-Go-Round”

“Moral Problem”

“Morgen Die Ganze Welt”

“Navy Log Omnibus”

“Niggers Crazy with the Heat”

“A Plea for Intolerance”

“The Queen of the Black Market”

“Red's Gone Off on a Train”

“A Reunion”

“The Roaring Fire”

“Russians Are Crazy”

“The Saturday Night Whipping”
Note: See also Box 7, Folder 3.

“She Gave Them Buttons”

“Soon We All Go Home”

“Still in the Night”

“The Sun Went Down”

“The Telephone Call”

“The Ten O'Clock Scholar”

“Thanks to the Arabs, Maybe”

“The Three Lives of Laos Deritzy”

“To Hibernate - Like Bears Do”

“Token for Tokio”

“Tom, the Fun Loving Rover”

“Tremble Not, My Lady”

“The Wanderer”

“Welcome”

“The Wooing of Smith”
Note: See also Box 5, Folder 26.

“Words on Buildings”

Subseries: Novels

The Afternoon of the Divorce (Publication information unknown)

2 Outlines, 1973

Revised pages, undated

Discarded pages, some annotations, 1973 June 12

Discarded pages, some annotations, 1973 June 12

Jimmy and the Weight Machine (Publication information unknown)

Sketch, “The Gum Is My Undoing,” undated

Sketch, by Howard Rodman and Franklin J. Wiener, 1964 January 18

Series: Radio

American Overseas Aid - UNAC, “The Smile on their Faces,” 1948 April 25

American Portrait, “Richard Henry Dana,” 1946 August 3

American School of the Air, 1947 December 1 - 1948 April 6

“Bachelor Service,” undated

“Charley's Eyes,” undated

“The Cobblestone,” circa 1946

Committee for the Nation's Health, “The Old Man Runs Away,” undated

“The Dancer,” undated

Dimension X

“First Contact,” 1951 September 8

“The Vital Factor,” 1951 August 15

Everyman's Story

“A Lonely Reed,” undated

“The Making of a Surgeon,” 1949 November 15

“Marjorie's Heart,” undated

“The Poems I Never Wrote,” 1952 January 30

“Psychiatry - A.B.C.,” undated

“A Sea of Troubles,” 1950 January 10

“Follow Your Heart,” circa 1946

Ford Theatre

“Double Indemnity,” undated

“Elmer the Great,” 1949 April 15

Hollywood Love Story, Episode 12, 1951 August 4, Episode 17, , 1951 September 8

“Home to the Country,” undated

“I Love, You Love, We Love,” undated

“The Idiot Pump,” 1954 May 6

The Independent Citizen

“Inflation--Harlem Style,” undated

“Mrs. Paul Revere,” undated

Jane Pickens Show, 1951 August - September

Joe Powers of Oakville, 1946 September 20, undated

The Listening Post, 1947 April 15 - June 18

“The Marriage,” undated

“Martin's Question,” undated

“Mrs. Wilkins' Other Husband,” undated

Mr. Congressman, “A Tooth for a Tooth,” undated
Note: See Box 4, Folder 22.

Mr. Fabulous, “The Boston Common Affair,” 1948 September 13

“Mr. Santa Claus,” undated

“More Alarms at Night,” undated

“No Home of Her Own,” undated

“The Podunk Story,” undated

“Portrait of a Man with Red Hair,” 1948 July 26

Pursuit of Happiness, undated

“Rendezvous in Rhythm,” 1951 June 16

“Ride a Cock Horse,” undated

“The Right to an Equal Education,” undated

Rooftops of NY

“The Climbers,” undated

“The Eyes of Jonathan Road,” 1947 August 7

“The Shadow Boxer,” 1947 August 14
Note: See also Box 30, Folder 5.

“Rose of My Dreams,” undated

“Running Boy,” 1948 October 1

“The Sea Hound,” 1948 July 21

Songs by Eve Young, 1951 July 11-15, 18-19

State of the Union, “A Tooth for a Tooth,” undated
Note: See Box 4, Folder 4.

“Strictly for Strings,” 1951 June 10 and 24

Summertime Serenade, 1951 June - August

“That Girl from Paris,” 1951 June 17

“Three Blind Mice,” undated

“Tomorrow's Harvest,” 1947 November 27

United Jewish Appeal

“An Affair at Law,” undated

“The Dowry,” undated

“The Hard Core,” undated

“The Road,” 1953 December 8

United Nations Radio

“The Bombs Are Not Important,” undated

“A Border Incident,” undated

“The Egg and the Virus,” 1949 July 5

“A Funeral for Three,” undated

“The Gift,” undated

“A Matter of Wheat,” 1949 June 21

“School Among the Ruins,” undated

“The Sparrow Who Came to Live at the U.N.,” undated

“The Story of Colonel Guillochen,” 1950 November

“The Story of Colonel Nickerson, Colonel Bergeron, and Commandant Durre,” 1951 January 27

“The Story of Count Bernadotte,” undated

“The Story of Dr. Keith L. Kesteven,” undated

“The Story of Dr. Leo Eloesser,” undated

“The Story of Frank Begley,” undated

“The Story of Lord Boyd Orr,” 1951 April 28

“The Story of Norris E. Dodd,” 1951 March 31

“The Story of the Last Explosion,” undated

“The Story of Thomas C. Wasson,” 1950 December 16

“With Trembling Hands,” 1949 March 13

“The Wooing of Smith,” undated
Note: See also Box 1, Folder 50.

Series: Television

Actors Studio

“Jim Pemberton and his Boy Trigger,” 1949 February 6

“The Telltale Heart,” 1949 February 20

“A Reputation,” 1949 April 7

“The Thousand Dollar Bill,” 1949 November 29

“The Man with His Heart in the Highlands,” 1949 December 6

“The Timid Guy,” 1950 January 24

Adventures of Ellery Queen, “The Hollow Man,” 1958 December 26

Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre

“The Dark File,” 1958 October 22 (script date)

“Thirty Pieces of Silver,” 1958 December 10 (script date)

“The Saturday Night Whipping,” 1959 January 13 (script date)
Note: See also Box 1, Folder 35.

“At Home with the Wilsons,” 1959 June 20 (script date)

“It's a Living,” 1959 July 20 (script date)

“The Incorrigibles,” 1959 August 5 (script date)

“Shadow of Evil”

, 1959 April 24 - July 1 (script date)

, 1959 August 3 - August 31 (script date)

, 1959 September 1 - September 23 (script date)

“Augie and the Nothing Box”

, 1959 September 8 - October 13 (script date)

, 1959 October 21 - October 29 (script date)

“Birthright,” 1959 November 18 (script date)

“Face to Face,” 1959 December 30 (script date)

Alcoa Premiere, “Family Outing,” circa 1961

Alcoa Presents - One Step Beyond, “The Legacy of Love,” undated, “If You See Sally,” , undated

“An American Girl,” undated

“An American Tale,” undated

Ammident Mystery Playhouse, “August Heat,” 1955 January 8

Antonio and the Mayor (Made-for-TV movie, aired 1975 January 8 on CBS. Production company unknown)

Discards, Part I, some annotations, undated

Discards, Part II, some annotations, undated

Fully revised first draft, annotated, 1965 April 26,

Script, 1973

Revised script, annotated, 1974 March 6

Revised script, 1974 March 6

Revised script, annotated, 1974 March 18

Revised pages for new opening for Mexican government, annotated, 1974 March 18, undated

Revised pages, 1974 March 8-April 26

Revised script, received from Mexico, 1974 April 25

Rodman's working master, annotated, 1974 April 29

Film editor's workbook, annotated, which includes script, circa 1974 May

Production materials, miscellany, fan mail, reviews, circa 1974-1975

Production budget, 1970 April 20

Call sheet, 1974 April-May

Location photographs, circa 1974

Television promotion report, by J. Walter Thompson Co., including clippings, advertising, miscellany, 1974-1975

Arrest and Trial, “Bald Spot,” circa 1963

Arrest and Trial, “Bald Spot,” continued

Working papers (Volume 1)

The Badmen, “Sam Bass,” circa 1955

“The Bellevue Story,” undated

The Bold Ones: The New Doctors (Universal TV, 1969-1972, original network NBC)

“A House Divided”

Discarded pages

1971 November 13-18

1971 November 20-21

Some annotations, circa 1971 November 27-December 10

1971 December 12-13

Script, “Half a Child,” 1971 November 19

Script, “Half a Child,” annotated, 1971 November 20

First draft, “Half a Child,” 1971 November 20

Revised first draft, “Half a Child,” 1971 November 20

Script, annotated, 1971 November 24

Final revision, by Henri Simoun, 1971 November 24

Brother Mark, undated

BSI--Universe

“The Automatic House,” undated

“Can a Mutant Marry?” , undated

“The Lost Army,” undated

“The Man in the Moon,” undated

“Project--Nursery,” undated

Carrington Playhouse, “A Good Provider,” undated

A Clear and Present Danger (Aired on NBC World Premiere, 1970 March 21. Production company unknown)
Note

Producer: William Sackheim

Director: James Goldstone

Writers: A. J. Russell, Henri Simoun (Howard Rodman)

Story by: A. J. Russell, S. S. Schweitzer

Cast: Hal Holbrook, E. G. Marshall, Joseph Campanella

“A Man of Destiny” (Volumes 3 and 4)

Revised pages, annotated, 1969 December 12-19

“Clothes Make the Man,” undated

“The Comic,” undated

“The Contract,” circa 1959

The Couple Next Door

Initial scripts (originally titled Jim Bramble Series)
Note: See also Box 1, Folder 19.

Shows No. 6 - 34, 61, 70, 72 - 90, undated
Note: Includes plot ideas on inside covers.

Shows No. 91 - 138, 141, 142, 144, undated

Danger, “The Gunman,” 1954 July 6

“A Doctor for Cicero,” undated

Enter Horowitz (Pilot for NBC, other production information unknown)

“Certain Matters of Religion -- And Also Murder”

Continuity clearance, miscellany, 1974 November 8 undated

Notes, annotated, undated

Outline, 1974 June 18

Discarded pages of first draft, some annotations, undated

First draft script, undated

First draft script, 1974 September 10

Revised first draft, 1974 October 9

Revised pages, 1974 October 6-1975 January 12

Discarded pages, 1974 December 28-1975 January 12

Script pages, some annotations, 1974 December 28-1975 January 7

Final draft, annotated, 1975 January 9

Revised final draft, 1975 January 24

Revised final draft, “Certain Matters of Religion--And the Deaths of Unknown Persons,” annotated, 1975 January 17

Revised final draft, annotated, 1975 January 23

Escape, “The Rugged Journey,” undated

Exo-Man (Pilot for projected series)

Outline, discarded pages, 1976 July 27

Synopsis, 1976 July 27

Treatment, 1976 June 15

Discarded pages of treatment, 1976 June 15

Discarded pages of treatment, 1976 June 15

First draft, 1976 August 14

Discarded pages of first draft, 1976 August 14

Discarded pages of first draft, 1976 August 14

First draft script, 1976 August 14

2 Revised scripts, 1976 October 13

Discarded pages of revised script, 1976 October 13

Discarded pages of revised script, 1976 October 13

Ezio Pinza Series, undated

Ford Theatre, “The Married Look,” undated

The Freebooters

Scripts, circa 1966

Working pages, circa 1966

The Front Page, undated

The Game with Glass Pieces, working pages, circa 1964

“The General,” circa 1962-1963

General Motors Theatre (Production information unknown)

“Boy Makes Good” Script, 1954 March 30

“From Paradise to Calgary,” 1955 January 11

Hallmark Hall of Fame

“The Death of W. O. Grant,” 1953 September

“Of Time and the River,” 1953 October 4

“The Liberator,” 1954 April 11
Note: Later title was “Of Time and the River.”

“The Story of Ruth,” 1954 April 18
Note: See also Box 16, Folder 21.

“A Reckless Youth,” 1954 June 6

“Moby Dick,” undated

Harry O (Warner Brothers, 1974-1975, original network ABC. a.k.a. Lou Chambers)

“Such Dust as Dreams Are Made Of”

Prefatory notes, 1973 March 3

Memorandum re Warner's outline of series, 1972 September 7

Outline, 1972 October 30

Discarded pages from first draft, to reduce to one hour film, 1972 November 19

Discarded pages outline, 1972 October, undated

First draft revised script, 1 hour version, 1972 November 3

Discarded pages of first draft, 1 hour version, some annotations, 1972 October-November 21

First draft revised script, 1 hour version, 1972 November 3

First draft script, 1 hour version, 1972 November 21

Script, annotated, 1973 January 10

Revised pages, 1973 January 17-22

Discarded pages of draft to convert to 1 1/2 hour version, some annotations, undated

Revised first draft, 1 1/2 hour version, 1972 December 16

Working copy script, incomplete (a.k.a. Heller), 1972 December 16

Final draft script, Part I, 1973 January 17

Final draft script, Parts I and II, incomplete, 1973 January 17

Final draft script, Part II, 17 1973 January

“See Roy Take a Picture” (pilot)

Discarded pages of first draft outline, superseded, undated

Draft outline, by Howard Rodman with an assist by Mark Tuttle and Jerry Thorpe, annotated, 1973 July 30

Original first draft treatment, by Howard Rodman with an assist by Mark Tuttle and Jerry Thorpe, 1973 July 30

Revised treatment, “The Policeman's Daughter,” by Howard Rodman, 1973 August 11

Discarded models for standard opening, undated

Discarded pages of second outline, undated

Screenplay, 1973 August 27

Revised screenplay, 1973 September 15

Working pages, 1973 August 30-September 19

Revised screenplay, 1973 September 18

Miscellaneous revised pages, 1973 September-October

Revised first draft, 1973 September 20

Final draft, pp. 1-58, annotated, 1973 September 26

Revised pages, undated

Breakdown and set list, undated

Final draft script, 1973 October 1

Discarded and revised pages, circa 1973 September 27-October 11

Discarded pages, some annotations, for 2 hour pilot, 1973 August 29-September 19

Discarded pages, some annotations, for 2 hour pilot, 1973 September 17-October 7

Rodman's working master, revised first draft, annotated, 1973 October 7

Rodman's master script, 1973 October 8

Final draft, 1973 October 20

Script and some discarded pages, 1973 October 20

Revised pages and scenes to film as shot, circa 1973 October 11-November 9

Narration for voice over, undated

Revised pages, 1973 November 6

“Gertrude”

Script, “The Circus,” 1974 May 7

Discarded pages, circa 1974 June-July 18

Revised script, “Harry O and the Circus,” 1974 July 16

Final script with explanatory note, 1974 August 7

Revised pages, circa 1974 August 9-22

Presentation, “The New Harry O,” undated

“Elegy for a Cop”

First draft script, “Manny Is Dead,” “Moby Dick Again,” and “To Catch a Rat for Manny Quinlan,” 1975 January 18

Revised pages, 1975 January 28-31

Rodman's working script, annotated, 1975 January 26

Final draft, 1975 January 27

Revised final draft, including explanatory note re project, 1975 January 31

Discarded pages, some annotations, 1975 January 28-29, undated

Have Gun, Will Travel, “The Calf,” circa 1960

“Home for Christmas,” 1950 August 15

Horizons, 1955 January 2, undated

Hotel de Paree, “Sundance and the Room of Gold,” circa 1960

The Invisible Man (Production company unknown, 1975-197?, original network NBC)

Notes to Jack Laird re directions for revisions, 1972 February 8, undated

Outline for preliminary treatment, undated

Synopsis, by Dorothy Harrington, undated

Correspondence and outline, by Howard Rodman, 1972 February 8, undated

Treatment, 1972 January 4

Discarded pages, 1972 January-February, undated

Johnny Jupiter, “The Play's the Thing,” undated

Judge Priest, undated

Kraft Mystery Theatre, “Now, Will You Try for Murder?” 1958 June 18

Kraft Theatre, “Angry Harvest,” 1958 April 23

Lamp Unto My Feet

“Sword of the Spirit,” 1954 December 12

“The Gift of a Gift,” 1955 January 9

“A Neighbor,” 1955 April 17

“The Other Cheek,” 1955 October 23

“What Have I Done?” , 1956 January 22

“The Silences of Katie McClain,” 1956 April 29

“The Hostages,” 1956 November 11

“The Grace of God,” 1957 January 20

“Two Lovers and Mather,” 1957 February 10

“Return to the Prodigal,” 1957 September 1

“A Prayer for a Prayer,” 1957 September 11

“Incident on Asteroid 806,” undated

“A Report and a Question,” undated

“The Sermon,” undated

“The Story of Ruth,” undated
Note: See also Box 15, Folder 7.

Las Vegas Diary (Production information unknown)

Discarded pages, some annotations, undated

2 Scripts, “Las Vegas People,” “The Best of Times and the Worst and Nothing Is Going to Change Right Away Either!,” 1974 November 1

Revised Pages, 1974 December 16

Preface, 1974 December 17

Revised script, with abridged preface, “The Best of Times and the Worst of Times...,” 1974 December 20

The Law, undated

The Law Enforcers, “A Dirty Piece of Bread,” circa 1963

Working pages (Volume 2)

“The Leader of the People,” undated

“A Long Life and a Merry One,” 1947 April 4

Look Up and Live, “The Seeking Years,” 1957 June 2

Los Angeles Police Project

“A Soldier's Contract,” circa 1963

Working pages, circa 1963

Lydia Powers of Hometown, Chapters 6 - 10, undated

The Man and the City (Pilot for projected series The City. Working title Every Tree Is Different)

Notes, correspondence, 1970-1972

2 Presentations, “Every Tree Is Different,” annotated 1970 July 31

Discarded pages, “Every Tree Is Different,” 1970 September 14-October 11, undated

Discarded pages, “Every Tree Is Different,” 1970 October 12-15

Discarded pages, some annotations, 1970-1971

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (MGM-TV in association with Arena Productions, 1964-1968, original network NBC)

“The Wounded Time Affair,” circa 1965

Part I Script, by Howard Rodman, 1965 October 21

Part I Explanatory note, 1976 March 11

Part II Script by Henry Slesar and Howard Rodman, story by Henry Slesar, Acts I-III, 1965 December 17

Part II Revised final script, by Henry Slesar and Howard Rodman, story by Henry Sleasar, 1965 December 21

Parts I and II Discarded pages, some annotations, 1965

Parts I and II Discarded pages, some annotations, 1965

“The Man Who Loved a Woman,” undated

Matinee

“The Explorer,” 1959 April 29

“The Story of Joseph,” undated

“The Merry Go Round,” undated

Miss Bishop, “New Term,” undated

“Miss Elm and Mr. Sycamore,” undated

“Miss Turner's Decision,” undated

Mr. Citizen

“Seven Below at Midnight,” 1955 April 27

“Man with a Conscience,” 1955 May 11

“High Rescue,” 1955 May 25

“The Friendly Stranger,” 1955 June 8

Mr. Peepers, circa 1952

The Moment of Truth, undated

Naked City

“Debt of Honor,” 1960 July 26 (script date)

“Button in a Haystack,” 1960 August 1 (script date)

“Bullets Cost Too Much,” 1960 October 25 (script date)

“Landscape with Dead Figures,” 1960 November 17 (script date)

“A Hole in the City,” 1960 December 6 (script date)

“Tombstone for a Derelict,” 1961 February 24 (script date)

“New York to L.A.,” 1961 March 20 (script date)

“The Fingers of Henri Talbot,” 1961 August 30 (script date)

“The Tragic Success of Alfred Tiloff,” 1961 September 20 (script date)

“A Memory of Crying,” 1961 March 3 (script date)

“Ooftus Gooftus,” 1961 October 1 (script date)

“Portrait of a Painter,” 1961 November 11 (script date)

“One of the Most Important Men in the Whole World,” 1961 December 16 (script date)

“To Walk Like a Lion,” 1962 January 8 (script date)

“Today the Man Who Kills the Ants is Coming,” 1962 January 23 (script date)

“To Strike a Statue,” 1962 March 21 (script date)

“Dust Devil on a Quiet Street,” 1962 October 19 (script date)

“Her Life in Moving Pictures”

, 1962 November 29 (script date)

, 1962 November 30 (script date)

“Bringing Far Places Together”

Scripts, 1963 January 17 (script date)

Script revisions, 1963 January 17 (script date)

“On the Battlefront: Every Minute is Important”

Scripts, 1963 February 22 (script date)

Script revisions, 1963 February 22 (script date)

“Killer With a Kiss,” undated

“A Run for the Money,” undated

“A Dream of Falling,” incomplete

“The Day it Rained Mink,” outline

“The Fault in our Stars,” outline

The Neon Ceiling (Broadcast was a World Premier, other production information unknown)

Clippings, 1972 March

Original draft, by Carol Sobieski, undated

Discarded pages, some annotations, 1970 March-June

First revised draft, by Howard Rodman, annotated, 1970 March 5

Revised draft, by Howard Rodman, 1970 March 5

Revised draft, by Howard Rodman, 1970 April 28

First revised draft, by Howard Rodman, 1970 April 28

Pages deleted from first revised draft, some annotations, undated

Second revised draft, annotated, 1970 May 7

Second revised draft, 1970 June 17

Third revised draft, annotated, 1970 June 17

Third revised draft, annotated, 1970 June 17

Third revised draft, 1970 June 29

Revised draft, 1970 June 29

Revised draft, 1970 July 8

Revised draft, 1970 July 27

Fourth revised draft, 1970 August 6

On Camera, “The Night the Ghost Got In,” 1956 January 28

“Once Upon a Time - A Legend for Christmas,” undated

“One Heavenly Square,” undated

“Other People's Problems,” script, undated

The Pantomime Theatre, undated

Paul and Nancy (Production information unknown, a.k.a. Mr. and Mrs. Cop)

“Other People's Mothers”

Notes, correspondence, continuity clearance, 1973-1974

Audition script, scene for Nancy, undated

Script for standard opening, undated

Presentation and discarded pages, undated

Outline and notes, annotated, 1973 July 9

Discarded pages, undated

First draft, discarded pages, and letter, “Sort of the Mother of Them All,” 1973 July 28, August 8

First draft, “Sort of the Mother of Them All,” annotated, 1973 July 28

Discarded pages, ante 1973 October 7

Revised first draft, “Sort of the Mother of Them All,” 1973 October 7

Script, 1973 November 9

Discarded pages of final revised draft, 1973 December 23

Final revised draft, “Sort of the Mother of Them All,” 1973 December 23

Final revised draft, Rodman's master, “Sort of the Mother of Them All,” annotated, 1974 January 4

Shooting script, 1974 January 15

Shooting script, annotated, 1974 January 15

Peyton Place (20th Century-Fox TV, 1964-1969, original network ABC)

Notes, shooting status reports, shooting schedules, circa 1965 February-April

Circa 1965

Playdate (Production information unknown)

“The Fight for Martin Wheeler”

Script, 1963 September 27

The Prairie Preacher, “The Terrified Town,” undated

Professor Smith (Pilot, other production information unknown)

“Test Case”

Miscellaneous script pages of pilot teleplay, undated

Undated

Project 70 (Production information unknown)

Synopsis, 1969 July 25

The Psychiatrist, undated

Route 66

“Ten Drops of Water,” 1960 August 10 (script date)

“Like a Motherless Child,” 1961 February 6 (script date)

“A Bridge Across Five Days,” 1961 September 25 (script date)

“The Most Beautiful Garbage Can in the World,” 1962 February 13 (script date)

“The Feat of Strength,” 1962 April 13 (script date)

“Welcome to the Wedding,” 1962 July 5 (script date)

“A Cage Around Maria,” 1963 January 21 (script date)

“What a Shining Young Man Was Our Gallant Lieutenant,” 1963 March 11 (script date)

Script

Working pages

“Cries of Persons Close to One,” 1963 November 5 (script date)

Run for Your Life (Roncom Film, 1964-1967, original network NBC)

“East of the Equator”

Research material, Civilization and its Discontents, by Sigmund Freud, annotated by Howard Rodman, circa 1967

First draft, “The Love Song of J. Alfred Wilder,” by Frank Fenton, story by John Thomas James, annotated, 1966 September 27

Discarded pages to first draft, some annotations, undated

Outline, “Amazon Story,” by John Thomas James, 1966 September 16

Rewrite notes, by Roy Huggins, 1967 January 3

First draft pages, undated

Revised first draft, with accompanying note, 1966 January 5

Script, by John Thomas James, Frank Fenton, and Howard Rodman, with accompanying letter, 1967 January 11

Script, by John Thomas James, Frank Fenton, and Howard Rodman, annotated, 1967 January 11

Revised pages, 1967 January 5-13

Revised script and accompanying note, by John Thomas James, Frank Fenton, and Howard Rodman, annotated, 1967 January 16

Revised pages, 1967 January 17-18

“Scene in a Drop of Pond Water”

Working pages, circa 1962-1963

Script, circa 1962-1963

Schlitz Theater, “Two Living and One Dead,” undated

Silent Investigators, “The Big Haul,” undated

Silver Theater, “Never Hit a Pigeon,” undated
Note: See also Box 4, Folder 17.

Six Million Dollar Man (Universal TV, 1973-197?, original network ABC)

Notes, memorandum draft, undated

First draft, “Cyborg,” based on the novel by Martin Caidin, 1972 June 19

First draft, incomplete, “Cyborg,” based on the novel by Martin Caidin, annotated by Richard Irving, 1972 June 19

First draft, “Cyborg,” based on a novel by Martin Caidin, annotated by Richard Irving [?], 1972 June 19

Discarded pages of original first draft, 1972 August 15-20

Script, 1972 September 12

Discarded working pages of first draft, circa 1972 June 20-August 22

Discarded working pages of first draft, circa 1972 July 19- August 15

Discarded working pages of first draft, circa 1972 August 31-September 11

Small Boat Skipper, “Boy Lost,” undated

Smile, Jenny You're Dead (Warner Brothers Television, 1974 February 3, original network ABC)

Clipping, 1974 February 1

Some People We Know (Production information unknown)

“Back into the Castle”

Poem to cover series direction, undated

First draft holograph original, 1975 September 22

First draft, 1975 October 6

Second draft, 1975 December 12

Third draft, 1976 January 19

Third draft, 1976 February 10

Revised pages, pp. 80-93, undated

Fourth draft, as taped, 1976 February 26

Discarded pages from all drafts, some annotations, 1975-1976

Discarded pages from all drafts, some annotations, 1975-1976

Spurger Lambourn, M.D. (production information unknown)

“A Man with No Knees”

Revised pages of treatment, some annotations, 1975 June 12-August 1

Revised pages of treatment, some annotations, 1975 June 12-August 1

Preliminary notes for treatment and characters, undated

Treatment, 1975 July 1755

Treatment, original and revised pages, 1975 July 21

Revised treatment, 1975 July 21

Revised original treatment, annotated, 1975 August 1

Discards of first draft, some annotations, 1975 August 11

Discards of first draft, some annotations, 1975 August 11

Teleplay, 1975 August 11

Discards of revised draft, some annotations, 1975 September 9

Teleplay, Rodman's work copy, annotated, 1975 September 9

Teleplay, 1975 September 11

Revised teleplay, undated

Studio One

“A Bargain with God,” 1953 November 30; “The Education of Hyman Kaplan,” , 1954 September 27; “The Man Who Wasn't Himself,” , 1957 May 20

“A Man's World,” 1956 October 1; “A Walk in the Forest,” , 1957 February 11; “The Tale of Saint Emergency,” , 1956 March 26

“Subway Serenade,” undated

Sunshine Diaries (Production information unknown)

Script for promo spot, undated

Suspense, “From the River to the Morning,” undated

Television (Production information unknown)

Memoranda by Howard Rodman and Bud Austin, 1977 February-July, undated

Memorandum from Bud Austin, 1977 June 17

Memorandum, 1977 June 29

Discarded pages from 1977 June 29 memorandum, , undated

Manuscript discards, novel version, 1977 [?]

Discarded pages from first draft novel, undated

First draft novelized version, p. 1-116, 1977 June 15

Discarded pages from screenplay, 1977 August 29

Discarded pages from screenplay, 1977 August 29

Part I

First draft script, original, 1977 August 29

First draft script, carbon, 1977 August 29

Script, undated

Revised first draft, carbon, 1977 October 26

Revised first draft, photocopy, 1977 October 26

Discarded pages, undated

Part II

Script, pp. 1-81, undated

Script, 1978 March 28

Discards, undated

Part III

Discards, some annotations, undated

Discards, some annotations, undated

Time of Decision, “A Subway on the Moon,” circa 1962

“That Was the Night the Roof Fell In,” undated

“The Thousand Dollar Bill,” undated

Thriller, “The Black-Eyed Stranger,” circa 1960

Tom Sawyer, circa 1959

Treasury Men in Action, 1951 July 12-August 30

Twentieth Century, “Enter with Caution!” undated

Two for the Money (ABC Movie of the Week. Other production information unknown.)

2 First draft treatments, annotated, 1970 December 9

Memorandum re treatment, from Aaron Spelling, annotated, 1971 January 12

Discarded pages, circa 1971 May-June

Discarded pages, some annotations, circa 1971 June, undated

Discarded pages, some annotations, undated

First draft screenplay, incomplete, 1971 June 22

First draft screenplay, 1971 June 22

Miscellaneous revised script pages and notes, undated

First draft revised, annotated, 1971 August 4

Second revision, 1971 September 22

First draft, 1971 October 4

First draft, 1971 October 5

Revised draft, annotated, 1971 November 8

Revised draft, 1971 November 11

Revised draft, 1971 November 23

Compendium copy of revised script, circa 1971 November 26-December 5

The Unforeseen (Production information unknown)

“August Heat”

Script, by W. F. Harvey, adapted by Howard Rodman, undated

“Wait Till Spring,” undated

Walter, The Poor Millionnaire, undated

Outline

Script, first drafts

Script, working drafts

Working pages (Volumes 5-6)

The Wanderer, undated

“The Wanderers,” 1951 July 6

The Web, 1950 August 15 (air date)

Wide, Wide World, “Heritage,” 1955 November 27

Widening Circle, undated

Winchell-Mahoney, undated

“The Wind Blew Off the Captain's Beard,” undated

You Are There

“The Battle of Gibralter,” 1954 December 5

“LaFitte and Jackson at New Orleans,” 1954 December 19

“The Death of Stonewall Jackson,” 1955 January 9

“The Tragic Hour of Dr. Semmelweis,” 1955 February 13

“The Emancipation Proclamation,” 1955 April 17

Plot Outlines

A - E

F - I

J - Q

R - Z

Series: Theater

Hadassah Youth Services

In Good Hands; Port of Hope; Hadassah Looks Back 50 Years

I, Said the Sparrow

Moby Dick

The New Pilgrim

The Upstairs Tree
Note: See also Box 1, Folder 16.

Script and revisions

Script, revised, 1968 March 21

The Upstairs Tree (Volume 7)

Series: Motion Pictures

The Afternoon of the Divorce (Production information unknown)

Screenplay, including explanatory note, 1972 August 24

An American Dream, 1966
Note

Executive Producer: William Conrad

Director: Robert Gist

Author: Norman Mailer

Screen Play: Mann Rubin

Cast: Stuart Whitman, Eleanor Parker, Janet Leigh, Barry Sullivan

Final script (by Rodman), 1st draft and working pages

Revised screenplay, by Mann Rubin, based on the novel by Norman Mailer, 1965 November 10

Antonio and the Mayor (Unproduced)

Treatment

Script, first draft, 1960 August 10

Script, first draft, partial

Script, first draft

Script, revised

Script, revised, 1965 April 26

Discarded pages

April Fool, She's Dead! (Production information unknown)

Treatment of novel, “The Red Kitchen,” by Harold R. Daniels, 1965 December 27

Revised first draft, “The Red Kitchen,” from the novel by Harold R. Daniels, 1966 January 15

Revised first draft, “The Red Kitchen,” from the novel by Harold R. Daniels, 1966 January 15

Bandoola (unproduced)

Screen treatment, by John Gay, 1956 October 13

First draft screenplay, by Elliot Arnold, 1963 April 18

Outline, 1964 May; comments, , 1964 April - May; revisions, , 1964 May - June through 1965 January 25

1st draft, revised, 1964 June 8 - December 14; revision IV, up through , 1965 January 25

The Beautiful Woman (Production information unknown - unproduced?)

Screenplay, 1974 April 14

Discarded pages from screenplay, some annotations, 1974 July 20

Bridge of Lions (European theatrical release of “The Wounded Time Affair” from The Man from U.N.C.L.E.)
Note: See Box 19, Folder 2.

Charley Varrick (Universal, 1973)

Memoranda and correspondence, 1972 March-June

Clipping, 1973 October 23, undated

Synopsis of book, The Looters, by Lillian Bergquist, 1968 February 16

Paperback, The Looters, by John Reese, annotated, 1970

Treatment, Rodman's master copy, annotated, 1972 March 10

Critique of 1972 January 25 treatment, by Don Siegel, , 1972 March 8

Step outline, 1972 March 14

Step outline, “The Looters,” annotated, 1972 March 17

Notes on step outline, 1972 March 20

Discarded pages of step outlines, 1972 March 14-24

Script fragment, “The Looters,” by Howard Rodman from the novel by John Reese, 1972 April 5

Revised pages, 1972 April 11

Second revised script, incomplete, “The Looters,” from the novel by John Reese, 1972 May 2

Second revised script, “The Looters,” from the novel by John Reese, 1972 May 2

Discarded pages, some annotations, circa 1972 February 14-May 17

Discarded pages, some annotations, circa 1972 April 17-May 12

Discarded pages, some annotations, 1972 May 12-14

First draft screenplay, “The Looters,” from the novel by John Reese, 1972 May 17

Notes, 1972 April 7, undated

Notes on first draft screenplay, 1972 June 1

Final screenplay, “The Looters,” by Dean Riesner, 1972 July 11

Revised final screenplay, “Last of the Independents,” by Dean Riesner, 1972 August 2

Second revised final screenplay, “Last of the Independents,” by Dean Riesner, 1972 August 11

Coogan's Bluff (Universal, 1968)
Note

Executive Producer: Richard E. Lyons

Producer: Donald Siegel

Director: Donald Siegel

Script: Herman Miller, Dean Riesner, Howard Rodman (adapted from the novel by Herman Miller)

Cast: Clint Eastwood, Lee J. Cobb

Coogan's Bluff (Volume 8)

Pressbook, 1968

The House on Green Apple Road (Unproduced)

1st revision, 1965 December 29 through 1966 April 8 (dated , 1966 January 15); outline by Don Medford

2nd revision, 1966 January 21-April 22 (dated , 1966 March 15)

3rd revision, 1966 April 4-May 2

Work pages, original screenplay, The Red Kitchen, 1965 December 27

Madigan (Universal, 1968)
Note: All scripts entitled The Commissioner.
Note

Producer: Frank P. Rosenberg

Director: Don Siegel

Script: Henri Simoun (Howard Rodman), Abraham Polonsky, based on novel by Richard Dougherty

Cast: Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda, Harry Guardino, James Whitmore

Script and various revisions

Script, 1966 July 19

Script, 1966 August 8

Script, 1966 August 31

Script, 1966 September 14

Script, 1966 December 21

Pressbook, 1968

The Other Man (Volume 9)

Pieces (Production information unknown)

Treatment for screenplay, circa early 1971

Roots (unproduced)

Roots (Volumes 10-11)

Presentation and memorandum, 1969 April 4, undated

Sojourners (Production information unknown)

Discards, some annotations, undated

Script, Part I and II, and revisions, undated

Script, by Stirling Silliphant, from the novel The Menorah Men, by Lionel Davidson, circa 1974

The Wasp (Unproduced)

Photos

The Wasp (Volumes 12-14)

Winning (Universal, 1969)
Note

Producer: John Foreman

Director: James Goldstone

Script: Howard Rodman

Cast: Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Robert Wagner

Correspondence, 1968 February 20-June

Stills

Promotion

Reviews

Winning (Volumes 15-20)

Cast list, correspondence, review, 1968-1969

Paperback, by Manning Lee Stokes, based on the screenplay by Howard Rodman, 1969

Pressbook and Radio City Music Hall program, 1969

Memorandum and script pages for new scene and revised pages, 1968 May, November

Movie Treatments

His Doctor's Orders

Mr. Murdock's Elephant

On a Fine Spring Day

Soldier's Pay