Title: David P. Harmon Papers
Inclusive Dates: 1941-1964

Creator:

• Harmon, David P., 1918-

Call Number: U.S. Mss 62AN

Quantity: 7.2 c.f. (18 archives boxes)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society Archives / Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
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Abstract:

Papers of a radio and television writer, consisting entirely of annotated script material for series on both media. Coverage is best for the radio programs America on the Air (CBS), Cavalcade of America (NBC), Gang Busters (CBS), and Now Hear This (NBC) and for the television series Cover Times Square (ABC), The Man Behind the Badge (Syndicated), and Jayne Wyman Theatre (ABC). Also included is a script for the motion picture Johnny Concho.

Language: English

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David Phillip Harmon, the son of Sol L. and Rose Herman, was born in Buffalo, New York on September 3, 1918. He received a B.A. degree from Ohio State University in 1940, and immediately entered the field of show business as a song writer.

In 1942, Mr. Harmon changed to radio, and became a staff writer with CBS in New York. From 1943 to 1944, he was a radio writer for the Wrigley Company in Chicago, and during this time won an award from the War Writer's Board. He returned to New York as a free-lance writer for radio, and in 1947 started in television as a writer-actor-director. In 1954 he moved to Hollywood and became a film writer. Since that time he has been free-lancing in both television and motion pictures. His television credits include programs such as Rawhide, The Rifleman, The Untouchables, and Valentine's Day and anthologies such as The Dick Powell Show and Studio One.

Mr. Harmon was a council member of the Writer's Guild of America, West from 1959 to 1965. He is married; has three children, Nikki, Ross, and Randi; and resides in Pacific Palisades, California.

The David P. Harmon Papers reflect the work of Mr. Harmon as a radio, television, and motion picture writer, and are composed entirely of scripts, outlines, and treatments.

The greatest portion of the collection is composed of scripts written for titled radio or television series. Unless noted otherwise, Harmon is assumed to have authored the scripts, several of which are annotated. The papers have been organized in three series -- Television, Motion Pictures, and Radio -- reflecting the various media for which Harmon has written. Arrangement is alphabetical by production title with individual titles within series generally filed alphabetically thereunder.

Better known radio productions include America in the Air, The Big Story, Cavalcade of America, Chesterfield Supper Club, Now Hear This, and Treasury Star Parade.

Among the television programs are Burke's Law, The Detectives, Dr. Kildare, Gang Busters, Gilligan's Island, I Cover Times Square, Law of the Plainsman, The Man Behind the Badge, Mr. Novak, Rawhide, The Rifleman, Tales of Wells Fargo, The Untouchables, Valentine's Day, and Walt Disney Presents: Texas John Slaughter. In addition several anthologies are represented, among them the Dick Powell Show, Jane Wyman Theatre, and Studio One. Of interest are a Valentine's Day script containing revisions by producer-writer Hal Kanter and a presentation for The Woman in the Case, written by Quinn Martin.

The Motion Pictures category includes a script for Johnny Concho, which was adapted from one of Harmon's earlier teleplays for Studio One (“A Stranger in Town”).

Acquisition Information

Presented by David Harmon, Pacific Palisades, Cal., 1965 and 1966. Accession Number: MCHC65-122, MCHC66-85

Processing Information

Processed by Eleanor McKay, February 7, 1966. Additions processed by Debbie Zimmerman and Christine Rongone, October 1979.

	Series: Television
	“The Animals” (Unproduced)
Box   11 Folder   1	Script, undated
	The Aquanauts (Ziv-United Artists, 1960-1961. Original network CBS)
	“The Detective Tank Adventure”
Box   11 Folder   2	Script, January 26, 1961
	“The Radioactive Object Adventure”
Box   11 Folder   3	Script, February 14, 1961
	“Stormy Weather”
Box   11 Folder   4	Script, January 9, 1961
Box   11 Folder   5	Script, January 12, 1961
	The Barbara Stanwyck Theater, (1960-1961. Other production information unknown)
	“A Man's Game” (July 3, 1961)
Box   11 Folder   6	Script, September 11, 1959
Box   10	“Between Jobs,” April 13, 1956, version A, revision of , May 1, 1956
	Big Joe's Comin' Home (Production information unknown)
Box   11 Folder   7	Script, annotated, undated
	Booked for Murder (Production information unknown)
Box   11 Folder   8	Script, undated
	Brownstone Incident (Hobart Productions, other information unknown)
Box   11 Folder   9	Script, annotated, undated
	Burke's Law (Four Star-Barbety, 1963-1965. Original network ABC)
	“Who Killed Cop Robin?”
Box   11 Folder   10	First draft script, annotated, undated
Box   11 Folder   10	Script, December 28, 1964
	Call to Danger (Production information unknown)
Box   11 Folder   11	Shooting script, October 13, 1961
Box   11 Folder   12	Shooting script, annotated, October 24, 1961
	Danger (Production company unknown, 1950-1955. Original network CBS)
	“Hand Me Down”
Box   11 Folder   13	Script, April 21, 1953
	“Said the Spider to the Fly”
Box   12 Folder   1	Script, February 4, 1953
	“Shorty”
Box   12 Folder   2	Script, annotated, February 23, 1954
	The David Niven Theatre (Production company unknown, 1959. Original network NBC)
	“Surprise Party”
Box   12 Folder   3	Script, “Happy Birthday,” annotated, March 31, 1959
	The Detectives (Four Star and Hastings Productions, 1959-1962. Original network ABC)
	“The Short Way Home”
Box   12 Folder   4	Revised script, December 19, 1960
	“Time and Tide”
Box   12 Folder   5	Script, January 6, 1960
	“You Only Die Once”
Box   12 Folder   6	Script, September 2, 1960
	The Dick Powell Show (Production company unknown, 1961-1963. Original network NBC)
	“Twin Brothers”
Box   12 Folder   7	First draft script, November 5, 1962
	Dr. Kildare (Arena Productions in association with MGM-TV, 1961-1966. Original network NBC)
	“Johnny Temple”
Box   12 Folder   8	Second draft script, annotated, September 24, 1961
Box   12 Folder   9	Script, October 10, 1961
	5 Fingers (Production company unknown, 1959-1960. Original network NBC)
	“The Great Imposter”
Box   12 Folder   10	Second draft script, March 2, 1959
Box   10	“For Women Only,” July 2, 1950, annotated Note: Mr. Harmon's first live television work
	Frontiers of Faith
Box   3	“From the Land of the Bible,” June 21, 1953
	Gangbusters
Box   3	“Case of the Baby Blanket Burglers,” December 26, 1953
Box   3	“Case of the Close Knit Family,” June 5, 1954
Box   3	“Case of the Cold Dice,” 1954
Box   3	“Case of the Ellis Island Ring,” May 29, 1954
Box   3	“Case of the Golden Horn, November 28, 1953
Box   3	“Case of the Hotrod Killer,” December 19, 1953
Box   3	“Case of the Kansas Collectors,” July 26, 1954
Box   3	“Case of the Seven Year Trial,” March 6, 1954
Box   3	“Case of Seven Come Eleven,” March 20, 1954
Box   3	“Case of the Speed Merchants,” February 6, 1954
	Gilligan's Island (Gladasya Productions in association with United Artists TV, 1964-1967. Original network CBS)
	“Big Man on a Little Stick”
Box   12 Folder   11	Script, “The Surfers,” co-authored with Charles Tannen and Lou Huston, December 22, 1964
	“Captain, My Captain”
Box   12 Folder   12	Outline, annotated, December 10, 1964
	“Diogenes, Won't You Please Go Home”
Box   12 Folder   13	Final draft script, December 1, 1964
	“If Wishes Were Horses”
Box   12 Folder   14	First draft script, annotated, February 10, 1965
	“So Sorry, My Island Now”
Box   12 Folder   15	Outline, annotated, October 24, 1964
Box   12 Folder   15	Final draft script, November 18, 1964
	Heaven the Hard Way (Production information unknown)
Box   12 Folder   16	Treatment, co-authored with Joseph Landon, circa May 1964
Box   10	“Heroes Never Grow Up,” September 23, 1957, version A, revision of September 17, 1957
	I Cover Times Square
Box   4	“Appointment With Death,” April 7, 1951, annotated
Box   4	“The Bending of the Bough,” January 27, 1951, annotated
Box   4	“Come Out...Come Out,” March 3, 1951, annotated
Box   4	“The Cowboy Comes to Manhattan,” February 17, 1951, original, revised script
Box   4	“The Frightened Witness,” February 3, 1951
Box   4	“The Governor's Son,” November 30, 1950
Box   4	“Half a Tout Is Better Than None,” December 21, 1950
Box   4	“Hot Car Racket,” January 4, 1951
Box   4	“The Last Laugh,” March 17, 1951, annotated
Box   4	“The Missing Half Million,” January 27, 1951, annotated
Box   4	“My Son, My Son,” April 14, 1951, annotated
Box   4	Program No. 1, December 14, 1950, annotated
	The Jane Wyman Theatre (Lewman Productions, 1956-1961. Original telecast on ABC)
	“Big Joe's Comin' Home”
Box   12 Folder   17	Script, May 25, 1955
Box   9	“Booked for Murder,” August 14, 1957
Box   9	“Helpmate,” August 28, 1956, version A, revision of , September 19, 1956
	“The Little Black Lie,” October 2, 1956
	“The Little Guy”
Box   13 Folder   1	Script, “Shorty,” annotated, undated
Box   13 Folder   2	Script, May 27, 1955
Box   9	“The Man in the Car,” March 22, 1957, version A, revision of March 26, 1957
Box   10	“Nailed Down,” September 23, 1955, versions A and B
Box   9	“Night of Terror,” April 8, 1957
Box   9	“The Ninth Commandment,” February 20, 1958
Box   9	“Party Line,” October 5, 1956, annotated
Box   9	“The Past Is Always Present,” March 26, 1956, version A, revision of , March 27, 1956
Box   9	“The Pendulum,” February 13, 1957
Box   9	“Ride With the Executioner,” September 3, 1955, revised , September 5, 1955
	“Run, Frankie, Run!”
Box   13 Folder   3	Script, May 23, 1955
Box   9	“This Land Is Mine,” March 16, 1956, version A, revision of , March 19, 1956
	King of Diamonds (Ziv-United Artists, 1961. Syndicated)
	“Mickey the Mixer”
Box   13 Folder   4	Script, June 2, 1961
Box   13 Folder   5	Script, December 19, 1961
	Kobbs Korner
Box   4	Untitled, March 2, 1949
	Law of the Plainsman (Four Star-Cardiff Productions, on NBC 1959-1962, on ABC , 1962)
	“Clear Title”
Box   13 Folder   6	Script, October 19, 1959
	Malibu Run (Ziv-United Artists, 1961. Original network CBS)
Box   13 Folder   7	Script, March 27, 1961
	The Man and the Challenge (Ziv Television Programs, 1959-1960. Original network NBC)
	“The Breaking Point”
Box   13 Folder   8	First draft script, annotated, August 26, 1959
Box   13 Folder   8	Script, September 4, 1959
	“Lure of Danger”
Box   13 Folder   9	Script, November 20, 1959
	The Man Behind the Badge (Production company unknown, 1954. Syndicated)
Box   5	“Case of the Big Break”, story outline, script
	“The Case of the Blues”
Box   13 Folder   10	Script, May 16, 1954
Box   5	“Case of the Capitol Crime,” story outline, script
Box   5	“Case of the Crying Lady,” story outline, script, revised pages
Box   5	“Case of the Deadly Circle,” May 23, 1954
Box   5	“Case of the Deadly Delicacy”
Box   5	“Case of the Deadly Homburg,” script fragments
Box   5	“Case of the Disappearing Freight,” May 9, 1954, annotated
Box   5	“Case of the Educated Prisoner,” story outline, script
Box   5	“Case of the 'Help-Wanted Female',” March 21, 1954
Box   5	“Case of the Helping Hand,” story outline fragments called “Guardian Angels,” script
Box   5	“Case of the Hot Soup,” April 11, 1954, annotated
Box   5	“Case of the Hot Stock,” story outline, script
Box   5	“Case of the Hunted Hobo,” story outline, script
Box   5	“Case of the Imperfect Crime,” story outline, script
Box   5	“Case of the Long Dark Night,” story outline, script
Box   5	“Case of the Most Dangerous Game,” story outline, script, annotated script
Box   6	“Case of the One-Armed Bandits,” story outline, revised script
Box   6	“Case of the One-Eyed Jack,” story outline, script
Box   6	“Case of the One-Way Ticket,” story outline, script, revisions
Box   6	“Case of the Part-Time Cop,” story outline, script
Box   6	“Case of the Phantom Fire,” July 25, 1954, annotated
Box   6	“Case of the Phony Paper,” story outline, script
Box   6	“Case of the Priceless Passport,” story outline, script
Box   6	“Case of the Quiet Guest,” story outline, script
Box   6	“Case of the Quiet Room,” May 30, 1954, annotated
Box   6	“Case of the Quiet Room,” June 6, 1954
Box   6	“Case of the Red Letter Day,” story outline, script
Box   6	“Case of the Reluctant Fugitive,” June 20, 1954, annotated
Box   6	“Case of the Reluctant Thief”
Box   6	“Case of the Runaway Killer,” May 7, 1954
Box   6	“Case of the Second Chance,” story outline, script
Box   6	Show No. 11, December 20, 1953
Box   6	Show No. 15, January 17, 1954
Box   6	“Case of the Silent War,” story outline, script
Box   7	“Case of the Slightly Used Car,” July 18, 1954, annotated
Box   7	“Case of the Tattooed Man,” story outline, script
Box   7	“Case of the Unwanted Guest,” annotated
Box   7	“Case of the Wild Wind,” story outline, background materials, script
	Man with a Camera (MWC Productions, 1958-1960. Original network ABC)
	“The Man Below”
Box   13 Folder   11	Script, August 21, 1959
	“The Picture War”
Box   13 Folder   12	Script, undated
	“Six Faces of Satan”
	Revised script, November 13, 1958
	Markham (Mirada Productions, 1959-1960. Original network CBS)
	“The Last Bullet”
Box   14 Folder   6	Revised script, story by Robert C. Dennis, teleplay by David Harmon, May 21, 1959
	Martin Kane
Box   7	Program No. 233, May 27, 1954
	Mr. Lucky (Spartan Productions, 1959-1960. Original network CBS)
	“The Big Squeeze”
Box   13 Folder   14	First draft script, February 8, 1960
	“Taking a Chance”
	Teleplay, March 25, 1960
	Mr. Novak (MGM-TV, 1963-1965. Original network NBC)
	“Johnny, Ride the Pony--1, 2, 3”
Box   14 Folder   1	Revised final script, October 2, 1964
Box   14 Folder   2	Script, September 15, 1964
	“Seventeen Going on Nothing”
Box   14 Folder   3	2 story outlines, May 31, 1964, June 4, 1964
Box   14 Folder   3	Story outline, June 8, 1964
Box   14 Folder   3	Story outline, June 12, 1964
Box   14 Folder   4	Outline, annotated, June 15, 1964
Box   14 Folder   5	Script, annotated, July 24, 1964
Box   10	“Once Upon a Christmas Eve,” November 1, 1956, revised version
	Rawhide (CBS, 1958-1966)
	“Incident of the Iron Bracelet”
Box   14 Folder   7	Outline, annotated, September 26, 1963
Box   14 Folder   8	Script notes, undated
Box   14 Folder   9	Script, annotated, October 25, 1963
Box   14 Folder   10	Second draft script, annotated, November 9, 1963
	The Rifleman (Four Star-Sussex Productions, 1958-1963. Original network ABC)
	“Death Never Rides Alone”
Box   14 Folder   11	Script, July 26, 1962
	“I Take This Woman”
Box   14 Folder   12	Script, undated
	S.A.-7 (Production information unknown)
	“The Payoff”
Box   14 Folder   13	Script, February 7, 1958
Box   14 Folder   14	Script, February 12, 1958
	“The Velvet Rope”
Box   14 Folder   15	Script, January 14, 1958
Box   14 Folder   16	Script, January 23, 1958
	“The Sheriff's Men” (Unproduced, for CBS)
Box   14 Folder   17	Pilot outline, annotated, undated
Box   14 Folder   18	Pilot script, annotated, undated
	The Shirley Temple Show, (1960-1961. Other production information unknown)
Box   14 Folder   19	Rehearsal script, adapted by David Harmon, October 3, 1960
Box   15 Folder   1	Final script, adapted by David Harmon, October 16, 1960
	Studio One (Production information unknown)
	“The Man Who Owned the Town”
Box   15 Folder   2	Script, annotated, undated
Box   15 Folder   3	Script, annotated, November 1, 1954
	“A Stranger May Die” (February 7, 1955)
Box   15 Folder   4	Revised script, incomplete, annotated, January 21, 1955
Box   15 Folder   5	Script, post January 21, 1955
Box   15 Folder   6	Revised script, annotated, January 25, 1955
Box   15 Folder   7	Script, post January 25, 1955
Box   15 Folder   7	Revisions, February 2, 1955
	Studio 57
Box   8	“The Waitress,” June 14, 1956
Box   8	“The Outcasts,” April 14, 1958
	Tales of Wells Fargo (Juggernaut Inc., 1957-1962. Original network NBC)
	“Don't Wake a Tiger”
Box   15 Folder   8	Script, April 10, 1962
	“End of a Minor God”
Box   15 Folder   9	Revised script, February 28, 1962
	Treasury Men in Action
Box   8	“The Case of the Hush Money,” February 25, 1954
	The Troubleshooters (Meridian Productions, 1959-1960. Original network NBC)
	“The Big Squeeze”
Box   15 Folder   10	Final draft script, annotated, September 29, 1959
	The Untouchables (Desilu Productions, 1959-1963. Original network ABC)
	“Fall Guy”
Box   15 Folder   11	First draft screenplay, June 12, 1961
	Valentine's Day (Production company unknown, 1964-1965. Original network ABC)
	“Goldbricks Ain't Necessarily 18 Carat”
Box   16 Folder   1	Story outline, annotated, July 10, 1964
	“How to Succeed in Business without Really Dying”
Box   16 Folder   2	Final script, from an idea by George Marshall, July 2, 1964
Box   16 Folder   2	Revisions, July 13, 1964
	“Two Weeks with Pay”
Box   16 Folder   3	Script, July 27, 1964
Box   16 Folder   4	Final revised script, September 21, 1964
Box   16 Folder   5	Final script, revisions by Hal Kanter, November 16, 1964
	Walt Disney Presents (Production company unknown, 1958-1959. Original network ABC)
	Texas John Slaughter Note: “A Man Named Slaughter” and “Tales of Texas John Slaughter” are working titles.
	“The Man from Bitter Creek” -- Part V (March 6, 1959)
Box   16 Folder   6	Shooting script, September 19, 1958
	“The Slaughter Trail” -- Part VI (March 20, 1959)
Box   16 Folder   7	Shooting script, October 14, 1958
	“A Run for Geronimo” -- Part VIII
Box   16 Folder   8	Treatment, July 29 1958
Box   16 Folder   9	Script, August 28, 1958
	“A Long Rope and a Hot Iron” -- Part XI and “A Triangle of Trouble” -- Part XII
Box   16 Folder   10	Shooting script, October 5, 1959
	“Siege at Mexican Springs” -- Part XIV
Box   16 Folder   11	Treatment, July 29, 1958
Box   16 Folder   12	Script, August 18, 1958
	“Siege at Desert Springs”
Box   16 Folder   13	Teleplay, undated
Box   16 Folder   14	Teleplay, December 28, 1959
	Warner Brothers Presents
Box   9	“Casablanca” No. 1, May 31, 1955
	West Point (Ziv Television Programs, 1957-1958. Original network ABC)
	“The Hard Way Back”
Box   16 Folder   15	Screenplay, February 7, 1957
	“Point of View”
Box   16 Folder   16	Screenplay, January 25, 1957
	Who's Been Sitting in My Chair? (Production information unknown)
Box   16 Folder   17	Script, November 20, 1957
	Wichita Town (Mirisch-McCrea Productions, 1959-1960. Original network NBC)
	“Bullet for a Friend”
Box   16 Folder   18	Script, May 19, 1959
	The Woman in the Case (Production information unknown)
	“The Ninth Commandment”
Box   17 Folder   1	Teleplay, with story by Quinn Martin, including a presentation created by Quinn Martin based on the novel The Woman in the Case by Edgar Lustgarten, undated
	Series: Motion Pictures	⇧
	Boiling Point (Production information unknown)
Box   17 Folder   2	First draft script, “And Then There Was Light,” annotated, undated
Box   17 Folder   3	Third draft script, September 14, 1962
	Dark Purpose (Production information unknown)
Box   17 Folder   4	Screenplay, undated
	The Disappearance (Production information unknown)
Box   17 Folder   5	First draft script, based on a novel by Philip Wylie, annotated, March 1964
Box   17 Folder   6	Screenplay, annotated, February 14, 1964
Box   17 Folder   7	2 script fragments, March 4, 1964, undated
Box   17 Folder   8	2 script fragments, March 11-April 1, 1964
Box   18 Folder   1	First drafts, based on a novel by Philip Wylie, April 7, 1964
	Johnny Concho (Kent Productions, 1956. United Artists)
Box   18 Folder   2	Script, co-authored with Don McGuire, story by David Harmon, November 28, 1955
	Series: Radio	⇧
	The Adventures of Superman
Box   1	“The Mystery of the Death Train,” April 4, 1949
	America in the Air (CBS produced during World War II)
Box   1	“Air Power,” November 14, 1943, annotated
Box   1	“Algerian Pick Up,” October 3, 1943
Box   1	“Evacuation...Lt. Richardson,” September 19, 1943
Box   1	“The Faid Pass,” October 10, 1943, annotated
Box   1	“Geronimo,” November 7, 1943, annotated
	“Jean Sabot--Frenchman!”
Box   18 Folder   3	Script, December 5, 1943
	“Johann Schmitt--German”
Box   18 Folder   4	Script, including scripts for 2 commercials, November 21, 1943
Box   1	“The March of Slime”
Box   1	“The Milk Run,” September 26, 1943, corrected version
Box   1	“Mission 95,” December 26, 1943, annotated
Box   1	“Ploesti Oil Raids,” August 29, 1943
Box   1	Program No. 1, August 8, 1943, original script, annotated copy, [“The Memphis Belle”]
Box   1	Program No. 2, August 15, 1943, [“King's Cross, Tunisia”]
Box   1	Program No. 5, September 5, 1943, [“Battle of Bismark Sea”]
Box   1	Program No. 6, September 12, 1943, [“The Lightening”]
Box   1	Program No. 12, October 24, 1943, annotated, [“A Base Called Darwin”]
Box   1	Program No. 13, October 31, 1943, [“Map Reference 7274”]
Box   1	Program No. 22, January 2, 1944, [“Blitzweek”]
Box   1	Program. No. 23, January 9, 1944, annotated, [“Bombs Over Bordeaux”]
Box   1	Program No. 24, January 16, 1944, [“The Airacobra”]
Box   1	“Queen Bee,” October 17, 1943, annotated
Box   1	“The Roller Coaster War,” November 28, 1943
Box   1	“Target: Germany,” December 12, 1943, annotated versions A and B
Box   1	“Target Carrier Command, Sicilian Stepladder,” August 22, 1943
	Armstrong Theater of Today
Box   2	“Helpmate,” August 22, 1953
	Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Box   2	“Take It From Here,” December 18, 1949
	The Big Story
Box   2	Program No, 349, April 21, 1954
Box   2	Program No. 353, May 19, 1954
Box   10	“Cafe Istanbul,” December 21, 1952
	The Cavalcade of America (Sponsored by DuPont. On CBS 1935-1939, on NBC , 1939-1953)
Box   2	“Billy the Kid,” December 11, 1952
Box   2	“Going Up,” April 29, 1952
Box   2	“The Melody Man,” September 2, 1952
	“Submarine Astern” (April 5, 1943)
Box   18 Folder   5	Revised script, annotated, April 3, 1943
Box   2	“Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright,” August 14, 1952
	“CBS Broadcast”
Box   10	Jazz Laboratory, May 25, 1943
Box   10	Matinee at Meadowbrook, September 5, 1942
Box   10	Music in the Night, July 17, 1942
Box   10	Thirty Minutes to Play, August 20, 1942
	Chesterfield Supper Club
Box   2	“Death of F.D.R.,” April 13, 1945
Box   2	“Easter Program,” March 30, 1945
Box   2	“German Surrender,” February 14, 1945, annotated
Box   2	“New Year's Eve,” December 29, 1944, annotated
Box   2	“Valentine Party,” February 14, 1945
Box   2	“Comedy Spots,” 18 shows with Perry Como and Jo Stafford as hosts, May 30, 1945 - April 17, 1946
Box   2	Shows with special guests, April, 1945 - May, 1946
Box   2	“V-J Day,” August 1945, annotated
	Cloak and Dagger
Box   2	“Norwegian Incident,” script No. 15, annotated
	Confidentially Yours - Jack Lait
Box   3	“The Clay Pigeon of Broadway,” Episode No. 9
Box   3	“Duffy the Goat,” Episode No. 12
Box   3	“Frankie Nevada,” Episode No. 1, July 7, 1950
Box   3	“The Lady in Red,” Episode No. 2, July 14, 1950
Box   3	“Mickey the Mixer,” July 28, 1950, annotated
Box   3	“The Red Head,” Episode No. 11
Box   3	“St. Valentine's Day Massacre,” Episode No. 7
Box   3	“Toledo Town,” Episode No. 8
	Exploring the Unknown
Box   3	“The Crippler,” April 13, 1947
Box   10	Highway U.S.A., “End of the Tail,” July 12, 1953
	Magazine Theater
Box   4	“Brother Can You Spare a Dime,” December 7, 1951
Box   4	“Ships That Sail By Night,” November 16, 1951, annotated
	Man Behind the Gun (On CBS , 1942-1944)
Box   7	Untitled, version A, November 4, 1942; version B
Box   18 Folder   6	Script, November 4, 1942 Note: Duplicate of Version A?
	Men in Black
Box   7	“The Unholy Trio,” July 16, 1953 (Audition script)
	Now Hear This
Box   7	“Aircraft Carrier,” October 7, 1951
Box   7	“Aleutian Episode,” August 5, 1951
Box   7	“Fire at Sea,” 1951
Box   7	“Fog Bound,” August 19, 1951
Box   7	“Hawaii Rescue,” July 15, 1951
Box   7	“The Lady Known as Lex,” television audition script
Box   7	“Marine Landing,” annotated scripts A and B
Box   7	“Medal of Honor,” September 16, 1951
Box   7	“No Blood for Battle,” September 23, 1951, repeat broadcast on , November 11, 1951 for the American Red Cross
Box   7	“No More Tomorrow,” October 28, 1951
Box   7	“Operation Submarine,” July 1, 1951
Box   7	“The Philadelphia,” September 2, 1951
Box   7	“P.T. Boat,” August 12, 1951
Box   8	“Retread,” September 30, 1951
Box   8	“Right Cross,” October 21, 1951
Box   8	“S Is for Submarine,” October 14, 1951
Box   8	“Sea Bees in Action,” August 23, 1951
Box   8	“Ten Day Leave,” September 9, 1951
Box   8	“Too Long to Remember,” November 4, 1951
Box   8	“U.D.T.,” July 29, 1951
Box   8	“Unification Program,” July 1, 1951
	Only Yesterday
Box   8	Untitled, February 28, 1943, annotated
Box   8	Untitled, March 14, 1943
Box   10	The Payoff, “The Dead Ringer,” audition script
	Radio Reader's Digest
Box   8	“Armed Forces Radio Service Command Performance,” September 23, 1945
	Reflections
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, October 1, 1942
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, October 8, 1942
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, October 15, 1942 annotated
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, October 22, 1942 annotated
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, October 29, 1942
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, November 5, 1942
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, November 12, 1942
Box   8	Frank Sinatra, December 31, 1942, annotated
	Rivers of America (presented by Voice of America)
Box   8	The Everglades, May 26,1949
Box   8	The James, May 19, 1949
Box   8	The Kentucky, May 26, 1949
Box   8	Twin Rivers - Raritan and Passaic, June 10, 1949
Box   10	The Saga of Connie, scripts 1-3
	Salute to Youth
Box   8	“Tank Battle,” April 27, 1943
	Soldiers of the Press
Box   8	“Desert Airdrome,” 1944
Box   8	“Objective Gasfa,” 1944
	The Treasury Star Parade (Syndicated by U.S. Government, 1942-1944)
Box   8	“African Incident,” March 23, 1943
Box   8	“Down on the Farm,” March 30, 1943
	“River Crossing”
Box   18 Folder   7	Script, annotated, April 12, 1943
	U.S. Route 66 (CBS; American Automobile Association)
Box   9	Untitled, October 2, 1952
	University of the Air
Box   9	“We Came This Way, John Bright,” Episode No. 16, January 19, 1945