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Container	Title
	Series: Writings
	“Having Terrible Time” (Kober's Book of Reminiscences)
Box 4 Folder 15	Manuscript Autobiography, edited, Chapters I-XIV, pp. 1-264
Box 4 Folder 16	Manuscript Autobiography, revised and annotated, Chapters I-XIV, pp. 1-264
Box 4 Folder 17-19	Manuscript Autobiography, drafts, revised and annotated, pp. 169-315
Box 4 Folder 20-22	Draft Autobiography, pages in the 200's
Box 5 Folder 1-3	Draft Autobiography, pages in the 200's
Box 5 Folder 4	“Away From Home Is the Sailor,” manuscript chapter from autobiography, submitted to Holiday, 1967
Box 5 Folder 5-6	Miscellaneous Pages
Box 5 Folder 7	Pages of Chapter XIV
Box 5 Folder 8	Notes for Autobiography, 1966
Box 5 Folder 9	Autobiographical Sketches, 1951; Notes
	“A.K. Loves T.S.”
Box 5 Folder 10	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“All of a Sudden I Get a Certain Tuition Things Don't Look So Chippy ”
Box 5 Folder 11	Short Story, by Kober, April 2, 1960
	“All On a Summer's Day” (3-act play)
Box 5 Folder 12	Correspondence, Notes, Fragments of Script, 1946
Box 5 Folder 13	Script, by Kober, n.d.
	“Alluva Sudden We Got a Sticker Fa Grammar In Our Mist! Ium Not Gonna Cotwail To That Bubble-head Bastidd, if it's the Last Thing I Do!” (possibly alternative titles)
Box 5 Folder 14	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Always Clownin' ”
Box 5 Folder 15	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Any Hammers Today?”
Box 5 Folder 16	Synopsis for Film, by Kober, n.d.
	Army Wife
Box 5 Folder 17	Revised Final Film Script, no author, August 30, 1943
	“Art Lover in the Bronx”
Box 5 Folder 18	Short Story, by Kober, December 20, 1952
	The Bedroom Companion (Anthology)
Box 5 Folder 19	Royalty Statements, 1935-1944
	Bella, Bella Kissed a Fella
Box 5 Folder 20	Book Manuscript, edited and with instructions to the printer, n.d.
	“Bitterness In the Bronx”
Box 5 Folder 21	Short Story (2 versions), by Kober, November 14, 1947
	Broadway Bad
Box 5 Folder 22	Film Script by W.R. Lipman and A.W. Pezet; Continuity and Dialogue by Kober and Maude Fulton, December 3, 1932
	“But I Call It Love”
Box 5 Folder 23	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Calm Yourself”
Box 5 Folder 24	Film Script, by Kober(?), n.d.
	“Champeens”
Box 5 Folder 25	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Checkmate”
Box 5 Folder 26	Television Series Outline and Character Descriptions, revised, September 16, 1960
Box 5 Folder 27	Treatment, ca. 1960-1962, and Outline, , September 6, 1960 for “Man in a Million” or “My Life is in Your Hands,” by Kober
	“City Girl”
Box 5 Folder 28	Memos and Suggested Changes in Treatment for Motion Picture, 1949
	“Cleesh Crick Whiz on Show Biz Quiz”
Box 5 Folder 29	Short Piece, by Kober, n.d.
Micro 1072 Reel 1	General Clippings, 1930-1969
U.S. Mss 7AN	“Clubman”
Box 5 Folder 30	Short Story (2 versions), by Kober, n.d.
	“The Confession of Thomas Evans” (or “The Casebook of `Killer' Evans”)
Box 5 Folder 31	Short Story and Drafts (several versions), by Kober, 1948
	“Crazy World! Crazy People!”
Box 5 Folder 32	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	The Danny Thomas Show
Box 5 Folder 33	“The Laughing-Stock,” Script by Kober, July 11, 1960, rewritten , July 15, 1960
	“Dear John”
Box 5 Folder 34	Synopsis, by Kober, n.d.
	“Don't Let No Cracked-Pot Lay His Fish-Hooks on Your Chronium” (alternative title: “Without a Specialist, the Averitch Doctor's a Plain Drug on the Market”)
Box 5 Folder 35	Short Story (2 versions), December 1, 1949
	“Even the Averitch Incomepoop's Got a Little Egg Nest Put Away”
Box 5 Folder 36	Short Story, by Kober, February 3, 1949
	“Excitement in the Bronx”
Box 5 Folder 37	Short Story (2 versions), by Kober, July 19, 1948
	“Friends and Fellow Citizens” (3-act play)
Box 5 Folder 38	Outlines, by Hamilton Basso and Kober, June 19, 1945, and Correspondence
Box 5 Folder 39	Script, by Basso and Kober, n.d.
Box 5 Folder 40	Script, by Basso and Kober, n.d.
	“G as in Glamorous”
Box 5 Folder 41	Short Story, annotated, by Kober, n.d.
	General Electric Theatre
	“The Camel's Foot”
Box 5 Folder 42	Outline and Related Correspondence, 1960
Box 5 Folder 43	Script, by Kober, August 5, 1960
Box 6 Folder 1	Revised Script, by Kober, August 15, 1960
Box 6 Folder 2	Teleplay, #13159, by Kober, August 19, 1960, with later revisions
Box 6 Folder 3	Revised Teleplay, #13159, by Kober and Russell Beggs, September 14, 1960
	“Go Be Insulted When a Fella Hands You a Compliment!”
Box 6 Folder 4	Short Story, by Kober, November 3 or 11, 1956
	“Go Fight a Broken Down Gypsy”
Box 6 Folder 5	Radio Script (Audition), Broadcast on CBS, August 18, 1944(?)
	“The Great God Innis” (play)
Box 6 Folder 6	Correspondence, 1950
	Harrigan and Son
	“Pipes Are Pipes”
Box 6 Folder 7	Notes
Box 6 Folder 8	Revised Script, by Kober, June 18, 23, 1960
Box 6 Folder 9	Final Draft Teleplay, #6119, by Kober, July 1, 1960
	“What's In a Name?”
Box 6 Folder 10	Revised Script, by Kober, August 11, 1960
Box 6 Folder 11	Final Draft Teleplay, by Kober, August 12, 1960
	Having Wonderful Time
Box 6 Folder 12-14	Box Office Statements, February 1937-January 1938
Box 6 Folder 15	Correspondence, 1935-1965
Box 6 Folder 16	Playbills
Micro 1072 Reel 1	Reviews and Clippings, October 1936-December 1937
U.S. Mss 7AN Box 6 Folder 17	Royalty Statements (Book Sales and Performances), June 1937-March 1973
	Scripts and Published Book
Box 6 Folder 18	First Version, by Kober (worked on by Marc Connelly?), annotated, 1936(?)
Box 6 Folder 19	Photocopy of Script, by Kober, February 28, 1941
Box 6 Folder 20	Acts I and II, September and October 1950
Box 6 Folder 21	Script, by Kober, annotated, March 1951
Box 6 Folder 22	Rehearsal Script, by Kober, n.d.
Box 6 Folder 23	Script (“Not Final Copy”), by Kober, n.d.
Box 6 Folder 24	Script Fragments, n.d.
Box 6 Folder 25	Acting Version of Play
Box 6 Folder 26	Published Book (New York, Random House, 1937)
Box 6 Folder 27	Song Lyrics, by Harold Rome, n.d.
Box 6 Folder 28	Synopsis of Scenes, Author's Note on Sets, n.d.
	“Heck, If I'da Wanted to be a Moss-Gathra, I'da Stayed Put. Absolutely!”
Box 6 Folder 29	Short Story (2 versions), by Kober, n.d.
	“Here's Where I Came In”
Box 6 Folder 30	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“He's the Type Execative Who's Much Too Big Fa His Own Head”
Box 6 Folder 31	Short Story (2 versions), by Kober, March 7, 1949
	“A Highly Remockable Chimpaneze With a Head Chock-Fulla Grain Matter”
Box 6 Folder 32	Short Story, by Kober, March 31, 1949
	“Hollywood”
Box 6 Folder 33	Treatment(?), by Kober, n.d.
	“Honey, Don't You Mix. Honey, You Butt Out”
Box 6 Folder 34	Short Story, by Kober, March 24, 1956
	The House of Refuge, by Grace Southcote Leake
Box 6 Folder 35	Final Shooting Script for Film, Adaptation and Dialogue by Kober, January 27, 1933
	“I Love My Doctor”
Box 6 Folder 36	Contract for Television Film, 1958
	“I Need a Lot of Loving”
Box 6 Folder 37	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“I Remember Trauma”
Box 6 Folder 38	Script for Video Recording(?), by Kober, n.d.
Box 6 Folder 39	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“I Wouldn't Be Your Partner If Your Came Beggin' Me On Your Two Bent Knees!”
Box 6 Folder 40	Short Story, by Kober, May 30, 1956
	“I'da Never Found Out About It, Essept Came the Accident”
Box 6 Folder 41	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“If You Know What I Mean”
Box 7 Folder 1	Short Story, by Kober, August 28, 1946
	The Infernal Machine
Box 7 Folder 2	Final Shooting Script, Continuity and Dialogue, by Kober, November 18, 1932
	“Is Gung to be Everything Fine, Believe Me”
Box 7 Folder 3	Short Story, by Kober, March 26, 1965
	“It Pays to Advertise”
Box 7 Folder 4	Film Treatment, by Kober, November 14, 1930; Partial Dialogue and Continuity, by Kober
	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Box 7 Folder 29	Articles or Publicity written by Kober for the film, ca. 1963
	“It's a Sure Headache I'd Appreciate Somebody to Take Offa My Hands”
Box 7 Folder 5	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	It's Great to be Alive
Box 7 Folder 6	Final Shooting Script, by Kober, March 21, 1933
	“Just a Slugnutty Extra”
Box 7 Folder 7	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Just For Laughs
Box 7 Folder 8	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	Leave It to Beaver
	“Beaver's Big Contest
Box 7 Folder 9	Script and Partial Outline, by Kober, August 18, 1960; Suggested Outline, , July 7, 1960
	“Beaver's House Guest”
Box 7 Folder 10	Script (“Beaver's Lucky House-Guest”), by Kober, May 27 and June 9, 1960
Box 7 Folder 11	Early Draft Script (Partial), May 27, 1960; Script, by Kober, , July 15, 1960
Box 7 Folder 12	Teleplay, #13251, by Kober, July 15, 1960, revised, , July 27, 1960
Box 7 Folder 13	Teleplay, #13251, by Kober, revised August 1, 1960
	“Wally's Test”
Box 7 Folder 14	Teleplay, #13222, by Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher, revised November 20, 1959
	“You, Too, Can Win a Prize”
Box 7 Folder 15	Story Outline, by Kober; Correspondence, July 11, 1960
Box 7 Folder 16	Synopses of Episodes, 1960
	Let George Do It!
Box 7 Folder 17	Character Sketches and Scene Outline
Box 7 Folder 18	Correspondence and Agreement, 1958-1959
Box 7 Folder 19	Outline of Act I, by Arthur Kober, play adapted from the book by John Foster, n.d.
Box 7 Folder 20	Production Contract, 1959
Box 7 Folder 21	Script, by Kober, n.d.
Box 7 Folder 22	Script, annotated, by Kober, with Scene Layout, n.d.
Box 7 Folder 23	Script (Not Final Draft), by Kober, n.d.
Box 7 Folder 24	Script, by Kober, n.d.
Box 7 Folder 25	Synopsis
	“Life With Poppa”
Box 7 Folder 26	Autobiographical Short Story (“Life With Father”), by Kober, 1965
Box 7 Folder 27	Autobiographical Short Story, published in American Judaism, Vol. XVI, No. 1, Fall 1966
	The Lloyd Bridges Show
Box 7 Folder 28	Fact Sheet, n.d.
	“Mama Loves Papa”
Box 7 Folder 30	First Script - Screenplay by Nunnally Johnson and Kober, May 4, 1933
	“The Man About Town”
Box 7 Folder 31	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“The Man With a Merry Mind”
Box 7 Folder 32	Idea for a Comedy (2 versions), by Kober, n.d.
	“Martyr in the Bronx”
Box 7 Folder 33	Short Story, by Kober, October 7, 1947
Micro 1072	Me (play produced but not written by Kober)
Reel 1	Reviews and Clippings, October-November 1925
U.S. Mss 7AN	“Merton of the Talkies” (later, Make Me a Star)
Box 7 Folder 34	Script, April 28, 1932
	A Mighty Man Is He
Box 7 Folder 35	Box Office Statements, September 1959-January 1960
Box 7 Folder 36	Correspondence and Agreements, 1954-1961
Box 7 Folder 37	Congratulatory Telegrams, 1955, 1960
Box 7 Folder 38	Published Play, by Kober and George Oppenheimer, 1960
Box 7 Folder 39	Playbills
Box 7 Folder 40	Royalty Statements, 1955-1964, 1969
	Scripts
Box 7 Folder 41	Acts I and II, by Kober and Oppenheimer, n.d.
Box 7 Folder 42	Revised Script, annotated, by Kober and Oppenheimer, November 4, December 14, 1959
Box 7 Folder 43	Revised and Annotated Script, by Kober and Oppenheime, n.d.
	“Milton, the Poet”
Box 7 Folder 44	Short Story, by Kober, April 6, 1965(?)
	“The Mind Developer,”
Box 7 Folder 45	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Mr. Noodle”
Box 7 Folder 46	Script, Dialogue and Continuity, by Kober, n.d.
	My Dear Bella
Box 8 Folder 1	Captions for Drawings
Box 8 Folder 2	Correspondence and Agreement, 1940
Box 8 Folder 3	Outline for Television Series, n.d.; Radio Script from Living Literature, , July 30, 1941 (NBC)
Box 8 Folder 4	Reviews, 1941
Box 8 Folder 4A	Royalty Statements, 1942-1962
Box 8 Folder 5	Published Book (New York, Bantam Books, 1946)
	Scripts
Box 8 Folder 6	Rough Draft of Act II, by January 1945
Box 8 Folder 7	Script, Act II, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 8	Script, by Kober, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 9	Script, annotated, by Kober, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 10	Script Pages
Box 8 Folder 11	Vocabulary Lists and Malapropisms for Bella Stories
	“My Life's So Miserable, the Way They Constinny Keep Fightin”'
Box 8 Folder 12	Short Story, by Kober, February 19, 1957
	“My Marriage — and Divorce”
Box 8 Folder 13	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“My Own True Love”
Box 8 Folder 14	Revised Film Script, by Kober, June 28, 1947
	My Three Sons
Box 8 Folder 15	Background Material, Characters, Story Lines
	“Greedy Fingers”
Box 8 Folder 16	Script, by Kober, May 20, 1960
	“A Horseless Gift-Horse”
Box 8 Folder 17	Script (2 versions, annotated), by Kober, May 14, 1960
	“The Horseless Saddle”
Box 8 Folder 18	Teleplay, #6272-30, by Kober, Peter Tewksbury, and James Leighton; Story by Kober, July 13, 1960
	“The King of Swat”
Box 8 Folder 19	Two Synopses, by Kober
	“That Old Black Magic”
Box 8 Folder 20	Synopsis, by Kober, n.d.
	“New Business In the Bronx”
Box 8 Folder 21	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“A New York Childhood”
Box 8 Folder 22	Autobiographical Short Story, by Kober, n.d.; with Newspaper Article, , 1930
Box 8 Folder 23	Short Stories Published in the New Yorker
Micro 1072 Reel 1	New Yorker Stories and Other Articles, 1929-1930
U.S. Mss 7AN	“A Nice Set of Dishes”
Box 8 Folder 24	Typescript Play (2 versions), by Kober, n.d.
	“Nocturne”
Box 8 Folder 25	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Now It Is Summer” (formerly “Teacher Trow”)
Box 8 Folder 26	Correspondence, 1957-1967
Box 8 Folder 27	Notes on Script
Box 8 Folder 28	Production Contract, 1958
Box 8 Folder 29	Research Material, 1957
	Scripts
Box 8 Folder 30	Script Fragments, Revisions and Rewrites (“Teacher Trow”), April-November 1953
Box 8 Folder 31	Early Draft Pages (“Teacher Trow”), n.d.
Box 8 Folder 32-33	Partial Scripts, Fragments (“Teacher Trow”), n.d.
Box 8 Folder 34-35	Typescripts of Act I (“Teacher Trow”), by Kober, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 36	Typescript of Act II (“Teacher Trow”), by Kober, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 37	Script for Radio (“Now It Is Summer”) for Columbia Workshop Festival, September 21, 1939
Box 8 Folder 38	Script (“Now It Is Summer”), by Kober, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 39	Script (“Now It Is Summer”), by Kober, with revised pages, n.d.
Box 8 Folder 40-42	Scripts (“Now It Is Summer”), by Kober, n.d.
	“Oft In the Stilly Night”
Box 8 Folder 43	Short Story, by Kober, April 6, 1956
	“The Old-Timer” (alternative titles: “The Lady Who Came To Dinner” and “The Camel's Foot”)
Box 8 Folder 44	Incomplete Story, by Kober, 1932; Outline, , n.d.; and Outline for Film
	“An Ole Persin You Don't Keep Movin' Aroun' Like If She's a Piece Luggitch”
Box 8 Folder 45	Short Story, by Kober, August 8, 1958
	Oooh, What You Said!
Box 8 Folder 46	Book Manuscript, by Kober, 1958
Box 8 Folder 47	Royalty Statements, 1959-1961
	“Paid In Full”
Box 9 Folder 1	Synopsis, by Kober, September 20, 1930; Treatment, by Kober, , October 24, 1930
	Pardon Me for Pointing
Box 9 Folder 2	Royalty Statements, 1939, 1958
	“Park Here”
Box 9 Folder 3	Newsletter, 1962-1963, including articles written by Kober
	“Philosopher in the Bronx”
Box 9 Folder 4	Short Story (2 versions), by Kober, November 7, 1948
	“Picture Premiere”
Box 9 Folder 5	Short Story, n.d.
Box 9 Folder 6	Poems and Verse by Kober, 1948-1967
	“Poor Goldie, She's Cryin' Her Heart Out Like a Liddle Baby”
Box 9 Folder 7	Short Story, by Kober, January 13, 1956
	“Portrayer of Roles and Savior of Souls”
Box 9 Folder 8	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Pour le Sport”
Box 9 Folder 9	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Presenting That Clown Prince of Fun — Mr. Jerry Collins!” (alternative title: “That Jovial, Jolly, Jester of Jokes — Mr. Jerry Jurrow!”)
Box 9 Folder 10	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“The Queen Got Sore”
Box 9 Folder 11	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Quota Girl” (See also “Winter Time”)
Box 9 Folder 12	Screenplay, annotated, by Kober, n.d.
Box 9 Folder 13	Revised Screenplay, by Kober, n.d.
	Recipe for Murder
Box 9 Folder 14	Final Shooting Script, by Kober, December 27, 1934, with later revisions
	“A Red-Faced Chief Who's Just Come Offa the Indian Reservoir”
Box 9 Folder 15	Short Story, by Kober, May 3, 1950
	“The Return” (With Interruptions)
Box 9 Folder 16	Short Play, by Kober, copyright 1926
	“Roller-Coaster”
Box 9 Folder 17	Original Story, by Zeppo Marx and S.J. Perelman, n.d.
	“Sammy Rogers Explains”
Box 9 Folder 18	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Shirley Temple, You Traitor!”
Box 9 Folder 19	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Show Business” (“Shoe String”)
Box 9 Folder 20	Play Script, by Kober, n.d.
	“Shuberts' Unfinished Tympanist”
Box 9 Folder 21	Short Story (possibly a chapter from Kober's autobiography), n.d.
	“Sometimes I'm Happy”
Box 9 Folder 22	Correspondence re: play, 1939-1942
	“A Special Session In the Bronx”
Box 9 Folder 23	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Sprize In the Bronx”
Box 9 Folder 24	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Squirl Food, That's What you Are, Joe — Genuwine Squirl Food!”
Box 9 Folder 25	Short Story, by Kober, December 1, 1956
	“A Stage Director Spends a Quiet Evening At Home”
Box 9 Folder 26	Short Play, by Kober, n.d.
	“Story Conference”
Box 9 Folder 27	Short Story, by Kober, published in TAC, Vol. 1, no. 3, October 1938
	“The Story of Little Flame”
Box 9 Folder 28	Stories, by Kober, n.d.
	“A Summer's Day”
Box 9 Folder 29-30	Play Script, by Kober, n.d.
	“Sunday In the Bronx”
Box 9 Folder 31	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Thank You For Being Such a Good Sport”
Box 9 Folder 32	Short Sketch, by Kober, n.d.
	That Man Is Here Again
Box 9 Folder 33	Royalty Statements, 1947-1848
Box 9 Folder 34	Script for Radio Program, by Kober, n.d.
Box 9 Folder 35	Uncorrected Proof, n.d.
Box 9 Folder 36	Film Script, with Cues, n.d.
	“I Read Your Future”
Box 9 Folder 37	Script, annotated, by Kober, January 18 or 30, 1962
Box 9 Folder 38	Script, by Kober, March 19 or 29, 1962
Box 9 Folder 40	Script, by Kober, post-March 29, 1962
Box 9 Folder 41	Script, by Kober, n.d.
Box 9 Folder 42	Partial Script, annotated, by Kober, n.d.
Box 9 Folder 43	Synopsis, Script Fragments, Notes, n.d.
	“They Went Thiss-a-Way”
Box 9 Folder 44	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“This I Believe”
Box 9 Folder 45	Autobiographical Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“The Three C's”
Box 9 Folder 46	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	Thunder Over the Bronx
Box 9 Folder 47	Sample Book
Box 9 Folder 48	Correspondence with Simon and Schuster, Inc., 1935, 1939-1962; with Dorothy Parker's Preface
Box 9 Folder 49	Promotional Postcards
Micro 1072 Reel 1	Reviews and Clippings, August 1935-January 1936
U.S. Mss 7AN Box 9 Folder 50	Royalty Statements, 1935-1938
	“Topstone Bull-it-in”
Box 9 Folder 51	Newsletter, probably written by Kober, July-August 1923
	“A Tribute to Maurice `Splash' Evans and to George `Brudder' Raft”
Box 9 Folder 52	Short Piece (for Variety?), by Kober, December 4, 1954
	“Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”
Box 9 Folder 53	Synopsis (incomplete), by Kober, n.d.
	“Two-Faced Quilligan”
Box 9 Folder 54	Notes and Suggested Changes From a Conference, October 25, 1944, with Darryl Zanuck on the First Draft Continuity of October 3, 1944
Box 9 Folder 55	First Draft Screenplay, annotated, by Kober, October 3, 1944
Box 9 Folder 56	Final Script, annotated, by Kober, November 27, 1944
Box 9 Folder 57	Story Treatment, by Kober, n.d.; Notes
	“We Are Not a Packa Fly-By-Night Hustlers Who Are Gonna Disappear Away”
Box 9 Folder 58	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Wedlock Is a Padlock”
Box 9 Folder 59	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“What Is Your Problem?”
Box 9 Folder 60	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“What's a Girl Supposed To Do — Sit Aroun' and Twill Her Thumbs?”
Box 9 Folder 61	Short Story, by Kober, March 20, 1957
	“Why I Gave Up Crime — and Also My Television Set”
Box 9 Folder 62	Short Story (incomplete), by Kober, n.d.
	“The Wife of the Party”
Box 9 Folder 63	Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Will the Real Arthur Kober Please Remember His Alias?”
Box 9 Folder 64	Autobiographical Short Story, by Kober, n.d.
	“Will You Remember”
Box 9 Folder 65	Contract for Film, 1949
Box 9 Folder 66	First Draft Screenplay, by Kober, April 18, 1949, with revised pages and annotations
	“Winter Kill” (Novel)
Box 9 Folder 67	Contract for Screenplay by Kober, 1946
	“Winter Time” (formerly “Quota Girl”)
Box 9 Folder 68	Correspondence and Notes, 1943
	Wish You Were Here
Box 9 Folder 69	Correspondence, 1949-1967
Box 9 Folder 70	Congratulatory Telegrams
Box 10 Folder 1	Outline for Ice Capades; Program
Box 10 Folder 2	Playbills
Box 10 Folder 3-4	Royalty Statements, 1948, 1952-1974
Box 10 Folder 5	Scene Outline, Notes
Box 10 Folder 6	Partial Script, revised and annotated, by Kober, n.d.
Box 10 Folder 7	Script, Act I, n.d.
Box 10 Folder 8	Incomplete Revised and Annotated Script, by Kober and Joshua Logan, n.d.
Box 10 Folder 9	Script, by Kober and Logan, n.d.
Box 10 Folder 10	Sheet Music, music and lyrics by Harold Rome
	“Words”
Box 10 Folder 11	Sketches, by Kober, n.d.
Box 11 Folder 1	Short Stories - Loose Pages
Box 11 Folder 2	Story and Play Sketches and Ideas
Box 11 Folder 3	Lists of Short Stories Published in the New Yorker, with Earnings, 1935-1965, and Lists of Other Writings
Box 11 Folder 4	Outline for a Television Show, n.d.
Box 11 Folder 5	Synopses for Unidentified Television Series, n.d.
Box 11 Folder 6	Miscellaneous Notes