Subseries: Television-Produced

The Asphalt Jungle, 1961,
Note: MGM-TV,1961, Original telecast on ABC

"The McMasters Story"

Script, 1961 February 22

The Berlin Affair, 1971,
Note: Universal Studio,1971, Original telecast network unknown. A made-for-TV movie.

Correspondence, 1968 March-1970 January, undated

Looping, 1969 August 14-December 26, undated

Notebook regarding looping lines, 1969 July 11-December 25, undated

Miscellany, 1968 January 1-1969 December 10, undated

Music Timing, 1969 December 2

Production Reports, 1969 July 14-August 22

Revisions, 1969 July 9-August 25, undated

Shooting Schedules, 1969 July 14-August 21

Story, "A Dossier," by Elliot West, undated

Script, by Richard Alan Simmons

"The Dossier", 1968 March 14

"The Dossier", 1968 April 19

1968 June 20

"Info-C-Three" and "The Dossier," annotated 1969 May 5

"Info-C-Three" and "The Dossier", 1969 May 8

Revised, "Info Three" and "The Dossier," annotated 1969 June 17

"Info-Three" and "The Dossier", 1969 June 30

Revised, "Info-Three" and "The Dossier" 1969 July 9

Revised, "Info-Center-Geneva," "The July Watch," and "Info-Three" 1969 July 23

Revised, "Info-Center-Geneva," "The July Watch," and "Info-Three" 1969 August 25

Original Shooting, circa 1969

The Blue Knight, 1973,
Note: Lorimar Productions,1973, Original telecast on NBC as a 4 hour mini-series

Miscellany, 1972 September 4-1973 August 17, undated

Shooting Schedule, Revised 1973 July 16

Crew and Cast Lists, 1973 June 29-August 1

Scripts, based on a novel by Joseph Wambaugh

"Week One," (Part One), Revised Script, by Rod Serling 1973 May 8

"February," (Part Two), Script, by Rod Serling circa 1973

"March," (Part Three), First Draft Script, by Rod Serling 1973 April 15

"April," (Part Four), First Draft Script, by Rod Serling 1973 April 23

Rough Revised, annotated, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 June 5

Revised, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 June 5

Revised, annotated, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 June 22

Revised, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 June 22

Final Shooting, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 June 22

Revised, annotated, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 July 1

Revised, by E. Jack Neuman 1973 July 1

Revised Fragments, annotated circa 1972-1973

The Cable Car Murder, 1971 November 19,
Note: Warner Brothers,1971 November 19, Original telecast on CBS Friday Night Movie as a made-for-TV movie.

Breakdown Sheets, circa 1970-1971

Staff and Crew Lists, 1970-1971

Call Sheets and Shooting Schedules, 1970 December 22-1971 January 25

Poop Sheets, 1971 January 6-25

Daily Log, 1971 January 6-26

Daily Production and Progress Reports, 1970 December 22-1971 February 11

Producer's Notebook

Regarding Casting and Budget, 1970-1971

Budget, 1970-1971

Shooting Schedule and Crew List, 1970-1971

Production Correspondence, 1970 November 24-1972 April 14

Telephone Messages, 1970 December 9-1971 January 26

Production File, 1970-1971

Production Requisitions, 1971 January 8-25

Casting and Billing Credits, 1970 December 31-1971 July, undated

Looping File, 1971 January-February

Assistant Director's Report, 1971 January 4-25

Story Outlines

"A Touch of Strange," by A. E. Houghton, undated

"A Very Unusual Love Story," by A. E. Houghton, undated

"The Triangle Killer," by E. Jack Neuman, undated

Revisions, 1970 November 16-1971 January 23

Script

Revised Draft, "Crosscurrent," by Herman Miller circa 1970 October

Revised Draft, "Crosscurrent," by Herman Miller 1970 November 23

Final, "Crosscurrent," author not listed 1970 December 7

Revised Final, "Crosscurrent," by Herman Miller and E. Jack Neuman 1970 December 18

Cain's Hundred, 1961-1962,
Note: MGM-TV,1961-1962, Original telecast on NBC

Miscellany, 1961 January 17-September 7

Pilot, 1961

Final Shooting Script, by Paul Monash 1961 January 12

Revised Final Shooting Script, by Paul Monash 1961 January 16

"The Fixer: Ray Riley"

Script, 1961 August 24

Script, 1961 August 31

Carter's Eye
Note: Filmaster Productions, Inc., other production information unknown

Story Outlines and Miscellany, 1961 August 17-October 10, undated

"The Christides Matter"

Revised Script, 1958 December 15

Script, 1959 January 9

Shooting Script, 1959 February 16

Shooting Script, annotated 1959 February 16

Dr. Kildare, 1961-1966,
Note: Arena Productions in association with MGM-TV,1961-1966, Original telecast on NBC

Series Proposal, undated

Production Notebook, 1961-1962

Promotional Material, 1962

Reviews, 1961 March 2-November 3

"Twenty-Four Hours" (pilot)

Script, circa 1961 February

"Admitting Service," #6504

Script, 1961 May 25

"Gravida One," #6518

Script, Revised, "Miss Primips" 1962 May 7

Script, "Miss Primips" 1962 June 13

Jefferson Drum, 1958-1959,
Note: Production company unknown,1958-1959, Original telecast on NBC

Story Presentation, "The Quill and the Pen," by Walter Newman, undated

"Simon Pitt"

Final Draft Script, 1958 October 15

Kate McShane, 1975 April 11,
Note: P.A. Productions, Inc. in association with Paramount Television,1975 April 11, Original telecast on CBS Friday Night Movie as a made-for-TV movie

Correspondence, 1974 November 29-1975 June 27, undated

Production File, 1968; January 31-1975 April 11; undated

Publicity, Reviews, and Miscellany 1975

Script

"McShane," annotated, undated

"McShane," undated

Revised, "McShane," annotated 1974 December 11

Revised, "McShane" 1974 December 11

Revised, annotated 1975 January 24

Revised, 1975 January 24

Revised, annotated 1975 February 11

Revised, 1975 February 11

Kate McShane, 1975,
Note: P.A. Productions, Inc. in association with Paramount Television,1975, Original telecast on CBS

Correspondence, 1975 May 6-September 29

Series Proposal, circa 1975

Budget, circa 1975

Writer Assignments, 1975 May 5-October 17

Script Status Reports, 1975 May 15-October 8

Shooting Schedules, 1975 May 20-September 24

Staff and Crew List, 1975 June 17-September 30

Publicity, 1975 May 27-September 10, undated

Post-production Schedules, 1975 June 18-October 7

Miscellaneous Story Outlines, 1975 May

"Hippocratic Oath," by David Friedkin

"Mafia Story," by Michael Butler

"Sonny," by Howard Mowat

"Wrong-Door," by Michael Butler

Episode Files

"Terror on Sycamore Street," #001

Production File, including a script, "Eagle in Eclipse" and "Law and Order and Sycamore Street" by Michael Butler 1975 June 22-August 15

"The World Versus Ackerman," #002

Production File, including a script by David Karp 1975 June 17-August 18

"A Roar of Silence," #003

Production File, including a script by Milt Rosen 1975 July 11-August 11

"The Not So Small Claims Court Case," #004

Production-File, including a script by Hindi Brooks 1975 July 20-29

"First and Ten," #005

Production File, including a script by Milt Rosen and Bob Foster with the story by Bill Kelley 1975 July 31-August 7

"A Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous Thing," #006

Production File, including a script by Peter Lefcourt 1975 August 6-12

"Accounts Receivable," #007

Production File, including a script by Michael Butler 1975 August 17-29

"God at $15,732 a Year," #008

Production File, including a script by David Friedkin, Milt Rosen, and Robert Foster 1975 September 7-11

"Publish and Perish," #009

Production File, including a script by Paul Lichtman and Leon Tokatyan 1975 September 16-19

"Midnight Lady, Pretty Lady," #010

Production File, including a script by Peter Lefcourt 1975 September 26-30

Law and Order, 1976 May 6
Note: P.A. Productions, Inc. in association with Paramount TV and NBC-TV, aired 1976 May 6

Research, 1964 May-1975 December, undated

Budget, 1975 December 1

Broadcast Standards, 1974 September 27-1976 January 20

Production File, 1976 January 9-April 14, undated

Correspondence and Miscellany, 1975 May 9-1976 May 21

Script, Part I, based on the novel by Dorothy Uhnak

1974 August 19

1975 December 3

Synopsis, Part II 1974 August 19

Script, Part II, based on the novel by Dorothy Uhnak 1975 December 3

Script, Final Shooting, annotated 1975 December 29

Script, Final Shooting 1975 December 29

A Man Called Shenandoah, Pilot episode 1965
Note: MGM Television in association with ABC aired early 1965

"Survival"

Final Shooting Script, "Shenandoah," and Revisions 1964 December 22-1965 January 5

The Mayor (Production information unknown)

Research

General, 1954-1964

General, 1964-1965, undated

Research from Hawaii, 1955-1964

Budget, circa 1965

Screen Test, 1964 October 9-November 13, undated

Casting File and Contracts, 1964 September 14-1965 January 21, undated

Cast, Staff, and Crew Lists 1964 December 4-22, undated

Miscellany, circa 1963-1964

Correspondence, 1961 January 15-1968 March 28, undated

Location Correspondence, 1964 August 27-1965 January 28

Music Correspondence, 1964 November 27-1965 January 5, undated

Publicity, 1964 July 8-December 17, undated

Main and End Title Credits, 1964 July 20-1965 February 8

Story Outlines and Related Correspondence

"Disaster!," by Oliver Crawford 1965 June 11

"Man in Control," by Theodore Apstein circa 1965 June

"The Freeway Has to Go Somewhere," by Colin Graham, undated

"Who Will Help to Build a House of Hope?," by Edward J. Lakso, undated

"Here, Buy Me a Real Man!," by John Ryan and Thomas Overton, undated

Story, "The Mayor's Man," by E. Jack Neuman, undated

Series Presentation, undated

Pilot Script, 1964 October 13

Revisions, 1964 October 7-December 22

Meet McGraw, 1957-1958, 1958-1959
Note: MM Productions,1957-1958 telecast on NBC,, 1958-1959 telecast on ABC

Story Outlines, circa 1957 April-September

"The Big Frameup"

First Draft Script, "The Big Frame" 1957 November 7

"The Set Up"

Final Script, by Lowell Barrington, story by E. Jack Neuman circa 1957 December

Mr. Novak, 1963-1965,
Note: MGM-TV in association with Arena Productions,1963-1965, Original telecast on NBC

Casting and Guest Appearances, 1963 June-1964 May

Dean Jagger, 1962 December 3-circa 1965

School Research Tour, 1963 March 24-June 4, undated

Audience Reaction Test, 1963 March 12

Script Submissions, 1964 March 9-1965 January 5

Script Distribution Notebook, circa 1963-1965

General Correspondence and Miscellany, 1963 January 7-1967 July 20, undated

Appearances, 1963 September 16-1965 March 25, undated

Cost Reports, 1963-1965

Credits Notebook, A-Z circa 1963-1965

Release and Re-release Schedules, 1963 August 19-1965 April 17

"The Incident," #7236

Final Script, 1963 August 27

"The Exile," #7251

Correspondence, circa 1963-1967

Final Script, 1963 November 20

The Name of the Game, 1968-1972
Note: Universal City Studios in association with NBC,1968-1972

"The Defector," #29116

Revised Treatments, by Alvin Boretz 1968 March 15

"Hide and Seek," #29134

Treatment, by Jack Sher 1968 March 26

"Yellow Card," #29137

Script, 1968 April 29

Script, 1968 May 2

Night Games
Note: Paramount Television in association with Miller-Milkis Productions, [1974], Original telecast as a made-for-TV movie special on NBC. Pilot for series Petrocelli.

Script Research and Revisions, 1973 October 11-December 26, undated

Production Notebook, circa 1971-1974

Production File, 1973 November-1976 February, undated

Script, "Zar," annotated 1973 October 11

Script, "Zar," annotated, undated

Script, fragment, "Zar," annotated, undated

Script, "Zar" 1973 October 12

Script, "Petrocelli," annotated 1973 October 19

First Draft Pilot Script, "Petrocelli," undated

Shooting Script, "Petrocelli," annotated, undated

Shooting Script, "Petrocelli," undated

Revised Shooting Script, "Petrocelli," annotated 1973 December 6

Revised Shooting Script, 1973 December 6

Petrocelli, 1974-1976,
Note: Paramount Television in association with Miller-Milkis Productions,1974-1976, Original telecast on NBC

Correspondence, 1974 January 15-1975 March 13

Writers, 1973 December 13-1974 November 4

Publicity, 1974-1975

Miscellany, 1974 January 21-1975 May 23, undated

Story Outlines, including "Man on Ice" by Mel Goldberg, and "The Last Cowboy" by Clyde Ware 1974

"An Act of Love"

First Draft Script, by Leonard Katzman 1974 September 17

"Assassination Plot"

Correspondence and First Act Script by Rich Chapman, 1974 August 2-5

"Bang, Bang...You're Dead"

Revised Story Outline, by Peter Lefcourt 1974 August 26

"Concerto in Death Major"

Third Revised Script, "Sonata in Death Major," by William Kelley 1974 August 20

"Counterploy"

Outline and Final Draft Script, by Edward J. Lakso 1974 October 14

"A Covenant with Evil"

Final Draft Script, by Glen Olson and Rod Baker 1974 October 28-31

"Death in High Places"

Second Draft Script, "Horton's Folly," by James M. Miller 1974 August 28-September 4

"Death in Small Doses"

Script, author not listed 1974 July 7

Revised Script, by Al Reynolds and John Dawson 1974 July 19

"The Double Negative"

Fourth Draft Script, by Robert C. Dennis 1974 September 10

"Edge of Evil"

Final Draft Script, by Dan Ullman 1974 August 26

"The Evil Men Do"

First Draft Script, by Mort Fine, and Memorandum 1974 February 11-14

"A Fallen Idol"

First Draft Script, by Leonard Katzman 1974 November 25

"Four the Hard Way"

Final Draft Script, by William Kelley 1974 October 1

"The Golden Cage"

Second Draft Script, by Charles McDaniel and Leonard Bercovici 1974 August 2

Final Draft Script, by Charles McDaniel, Leonard Bercovici, and Dan Ullman 1974 August 5

Revisions and Miscellany, circa 1974 August

"The Kidnapping"

Second Draft Script, by Robert C. Dennis 1974 November 13

"A Life for a Life"

Outlines, by William D. Gordon and James Doherty 1974 May 20-24

Second Revised Final Script, by William D. Gordon and James Doherty 1974 July 26

Revisions, circa 1974 July

"A Lonely Victim"

First Draft Script, by Leonard Katzman 1974 December 31

"Mirror, Mirror on the Wall"

First Draft Script, by Leonard Katzman 1974 September 25

"Music to Die By"

Outline, "The Verdict," by Oliver Crawford 1974 May 28

Script and Revisions, circa 1974 July

Revised Script, by Oliver Crawford 1974 July 23

"A Night of Terror"

First Draft Script, by William Kelley 1974 December 20

"Of Cruel and Unusual Punishment"

First Draft Script, by Oliver Crawford 1974 September 13

"Once Upon a Victim"

Final Draft Script, "Time of Death," by Stanley Roberts 1974 November 5

"The Outsiders"

First Draft Script, by Leonard Katzman and Thomas L. Miller 1974 December 5

"Simple Simon Met a Dead Girl"

Outline, by Glen Olson and Rod Baker, undated

"The Sleep of Reason"

Second Draft Script, by William Kelley 1974 November 21

"Time of Death"

Outline by Stanley Roberts, 1974 August 21

First Draft Script, by Stanley Roberts 1974 October 9

"Two Sides to Death"

Script, "Man on Ice," by Mel Goldberg, and Memoranda 1974 June 11

"Vengeance in White"

First Draft Script, by Robert Stull 1975 January 8

Untitled

First Draft Script, by David Enton Friedkin 1974 February 18

Philip Marlowe, 1959-1960,
Note: Bilmar Productions/Goodson-Todman,1959-1960, Original telecast on ABC

Script, Revisions, and Miscellany 1957-1958

Police Story, 1973 March 20,
Note: Screen Gems in association with NBC-TV,1973 March 20, original telecast as a made-for-TV movie special on NBC. Pilot for series of the same name

Correspondence and Production Material, 1973 January-March, undated

Outlines, annotated circa 1972

Outline, by Joseph Wambaugh, undated

Revisions, annotated 1972 September-December, undated

Script, fragment, annotated 1972 September 29

First Draft Script, 1972 October 26

Final Draft Script, annotated 1972 December 8

Script, 1972 December 28

Final Draft Script, 1973 February 6

Script, annotated, undated

Script, undated

Script, annotated, undated

Police Story, 1973-1977,
Note: David Gerber Productions in association with Columbia TV and NBC-TV,1973-1977, original telecast on NBC

"Countdown," #183510

Part I, Final Draft Script, by Mark Rodgers 1973 December 7

Part II, Final Draft Script, by Mark Rodgers 1973 December 3

"Charge It," #183513

Final Draft Script, by Sy Salkowitz 1973 September 11

Revised Final Draft Script, by Sy Salkowitz 1973 September 27

"The Blue Fog," #181323

Final Draft Script, by Sheldon Miles Willens 1976 December 4

The Richard Boone Show, 1963-1964
Note: Classic Films and Goodson-Todman in association with NBC,1963-1964

Correspondence, 1962-1964, undated

Reviews, 1963 September 3-December 29

"The Fling"

Script, circa 1963 September 17

"Statement of Fact"

Working Script, annotated 1963 April 19

Revised Script, 1963 June 2

Script, annotated, undated

Scripts, undated

"Welcome Home, Dan!"

Script, undated

Revised Script, 1963 October 18

Sam Benedict, 1962-1963,
Note: MGM-TV,1962-1963, original telecast on NBC

Audience Reactions, 1962 May 7-1963 April 9, undated

Correspondence, 1961 July 14-1962 August 1

Miscellany, 1967 July 20

Production Material, 1962-1963

"Accomplice"

"The Bird of Warning"

"The Boiling Point"

"Everybody's Playing Polo"

"Green Room, Grey Morning"

"Hear the Mellow Wedding Bells"

"The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter"

"Image of a Toad"

"Life Is a Lie, Love Is a Cheat"

"Maddon's Folly"

"...Practices Make Perfect"

"Not Even the Gulls Shall Weep"

"Nothing Equals Nothing"

"Of Rusted Cannons and Fallen Sparrows"

"Read No Evil"

"Run Softly, Oh Softly"

"Season for Vengeance"

"Seventeen Gypsies and a Sinner Named Charlie"

"So Various, So Beautiful"

"Some Fires Die Slowly"

"A Split Week in San Quentin"

"Sugar and Spice, and Everything...."

"The Target over the Hill"

"Tears for a Nobody Doll"

"Too Many Strangers"

"Twenty Aching Years"

"The View from an Ivory Tower"

"Where There's a Will"

Story Outline, "Don't Push Me, My Heels are Broken" 1962 April 2

"Hannigan," (pilot)

Final Shooting Draft Script, "Pat and Mike" 1961 December 27

"Maddon's Folly"

Script, 1962 August 23

"You Scratch My Back, I'll Scratch Yours"

Outline, "Plea for a Tormented Foe," by Ellis Marcus 1962 September 27

Script, by Ellis Marcus 1962 October 23

Script, by Ellis Marcus 1962 October 29

Miscellany, 1962-1963

STAT, 1975 June,
Note: Production company unknown, aired once circa 1975 June, original telecast network on CBS

Correspondence and Miscellany, 1971 October-1975 September, undated

Production Notebook, 1971 September-1972 February

Production File, 1971-1972

Revised Second Draft Script, "Emergency Ward" 1971 October 13

Revised Final Draft Script, "Emergency Ward" 1971 December 1

Script, annotated, undated

Scripts, undated

Revisions, annotated 1971 September-December

The Twilight Zone, 1959-1965,
Note: Cayuga Productions,1959-1965, original telecast on CBS

"The Trouble with Templeton"

Outline and Partial Script, 1960 May, undated

Revised Script, "The Strange Debut" 1960 October 3

The Untouchables, 1959-1963,
Note: Desilu,1959-1963, original telecast on ABC

"0'Dean"

First Draft Script, 1959 December 15

Final Shooting Script, 1959 December 28

West Point, 1957-1958,
Note: ZIV-United Artists,1957-1958, original telecast on ABC

Research and Story Outlines, 1956 November-1957 January

"Among the Missing"

Revised Script, 1957 January 15

Untitled

First Draft Script, 1956 November 8

Whistler, 1954,
Note: Production company unknown,1954, syndicated

"A Time to Live"

Script, co-authored by A. A. Ross circa 1948