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+ Part 1, 1956-1972

Television

Motion Pictures - Produced

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+ Part 2, 1972-1974

Television - Produced

Television - Unproduced

+ Part 3, 1961-1982

Television - Produced

Television - Unproduced

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Container	Title
	Subseries: Television - Unproduced
	An Affair to Remember
Box 101 Folder 22	Presentation and Projection, by Rita Lakin, April 13, 1976, with later revisions
	The Afternoon Novel
Box 101 Folder 23	Concept, by George Paris, undated
	Annie Lee, #6828
Box 101 Folder 24	Synopsis of a Pilot Story, by Harold Gast, undated
Box 102 Folder 1	Draft Pilot Script, by Gast, March 17, 1975
Box 102 Folder 2	Draft Pilot Script, by Gast, April 22, 1975
Box 102 Folder 3	Draft Pilot Script, annotated, by Gast, April 22, 1975, with later revisions, June 16, 1975
Box 102 Folder 4	Draft Pilot Script, by Gast, June 16, 1975
Box 102 Folder 5	Draft Pilot Script, by Gast, June 16, 1975, with earlier notes
	Barracuda, #1124 Note: NBC Television Movie. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 102 Folder 6	Second Draft Story, by Peter L. Dixon, December 5, 1977
Box 102 Folder 7	Third Draft Story, by Dixon, January 4, 1978
Box 102 Folder 8	First Draft Script, by Dixon, February 21, 1978
Box 102 Folder 9	Second Draft Script, by Dixon, April 24, 1978
	Battleground: Earth, #6971 Note: Norway Productions, Inc.
Box 102 Folder 10	Story, by Gene Roddenberry, November 9, 1976
Box 102 Folder 11	Early Draft Script, pp. 1-45, by Roddenberry, Brian McKay, and Cy Chermak, circa January 1977
Box 102 Folder 12	First Draft Script, by McKay, December 15, 1976
Box 102 Folder 13	Second Draft Script, by McKay, January 3, 1977
Box 103 Folder 1	Revised Second Draft Script, by Roddenberry, McKay, and Chermak, January 20, 1977
Box 103 Folder 2	Revised Second Draft Script, by Roddenberry, McKay, and Chermak, January 20, 1977, with later revisions
Box 103 Folder 3	Third Draft Script, by McKay, June 24, 1977
Box 103 Folder 4	Revised Draft Script, by McKay and David Sontag, October 24, 1977
Box 103 Folder 5	Revised Final Draft Script, by Roddenberry, McKay, Sontag, and Robert Holt, October 31, 1977
Box 103 Folder 6	Script (“The Silken Tightrope”), by Francine Carroll, August 27, 1977
	Belvedere Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 103 Folder 7	Concept, July 15, 1975
	Big Foot Note: Saturday morning action-adventure series
Box 103 Folder 8	Presentation, no author listed, undated
	Bleep, #1234 Note: (20th Century-Fox Television)
Box 103 Folder 9	Final Draft Script, by Arnold, Lois, and Tony Peyser and Leonard Ripps, December 1, 1978
	Bon Voyage
Box 103 Folder 10	Script, by Bruce Geller and Mack David, May 9, 1977
	The Borrowers, #6760 Note: Pod Three Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 103 Folder 11	Script, by Alvin Sapinsley, September 24, 1975
	The Boutique, #6959 Note: Comedy Pilot. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 103 Folder 12	First Draft Script, by Lynn Roth and John Mendelsohn, December 17, 1976
Box 103 Folder 13	Second Draft Script, by Roth and Mendelsohn, January 10, 1977
	Bring Me the Soul of Ira Sachs Note: Situation Comedy. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 103 Folder 14	Treatment, by Albert Goodman and Geoffrey Russell Taylor, undated
	Camp Four Note: Television Movie
Box 103 Folder 15	Story Outline, by Robert Earll, June 6, 1978
	A Captive of Time
Box 103 Folder 16	Photocopy of a book by Olga Ivinskaya
Box 103 Folder 16	Memorandum from Jerry Tokovsky to Sy Salkowitz, December 8, 1978
	The Capture and Trial of Adolf Hitler Note: Dramatic Special
Box 104 Folder 1	Treatment, by Lionel Cheywynd, copyright 1976
	The Chapman Report
Box 104 Folder 2	Revised Draft Script, by Elizabeth and Oliver Hailey, undated
	Child of the Morning, #1113 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 104 Folder 3	First Draft Script, by Alvin Sapinsley, February 1, 1978
Box 104 Folder 4	Second Draft Script, by Sapinsley, April 10, 1978
	The Children, #6950 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 104 Folder 5	Story Outline, by Stephan and Elinor Karpf, undated
Box 104 Folder 6	Final Draft Script, by David P. Harmon, March 4, 1978
	The Citizen Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 104 Folder 7	Treatment, by Brian McKay, July 20, 1977
	Cleo and Mr. Wheeler (Cleo's Family)
Box 104 Folder 8	Presentation for series based on The Naked Children by Daniel Fader, by Ronald Rubin, August 19, 1976
Box 104 Folder 9	Revised Treatment, by Rubin, October 11, 1976
	Club Pacific Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 104 Folder 10	First Draft Script, by Robert Bloch, October 10, 1978
Box 104 Folder 11	Second Draft Script, by Bloch, January 8, 1979
	The Coming of Igor Beaver Note: Lila Garrett Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 104 Folder 12	Draft Pilot Script, by Barry E. Blitzer, September 12, 1977
Box 104 Folder 13	Revised Draft Script, by Blitzer, January 20, 1978
Box 105 Folder 1	“The Arrival” - Script, by Blitzer, January 3, 1978
	Coming Out Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 105 Folder 2	First Draft Script, by William Bast, March 24, 1978, with later revisions
	Coping, #1234 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 105 Folder 3	Script, by Arnold, Lois, and Tony Peyser and Leonard Ripps, September 28, 1978
	Courthouse, #1158 Note: A Bruce Geller Unit Production in assistance with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 105 Folder 4	First Draft Script, by William Wood, February 6, 1978
Box 105 Folder 5	Revised Draft Script, by Wood, April 3, 1978
	The Crazy Ladies Note: Francy Productions, Inc.
Box 105 Folder 6	Series Presentation, by Francine Carroll, undated
	The Curse of the Mummy Note: David Lowell Rick and Peter Katz Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 105 Folder 7	First Draft Script, by Joseph Stefano, February 14, 1977
Box 105 Folder 8	Revised First Draft Script, by Stefano, February 22, 1977
	Dancer, #1303 Note: Jerry Tokovsky Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 105 Folder 9	First Draft Pilot Script, by April Kelly, January 29, 1979
	The Dashiell Hammett Walking Tour
Box 105 Folder 10	First Draft Script, by Dean Hargrove, February 19, 1982
Box 106 Folder 1-2	Revised Draft Scripts, Parts One and Two, by Hargrove, July 12, 1982
	Day at Night
Box 106 Folder 3	First Draft Script, created and developed by Josh Greenfeld, December 8, 1977
	Deliver Note: Sy Salkowitz Productions, Inc.
Box 106 Folder 4	Concept Outline, by Sy Salkowitz, August 21, 1979
Box 106 Folder 5	Character and Pilot Story Breakdown, Notes, no author listed, September-November 1979
Box 106 Folder 6	Pilot Notes, July-August 1980
	“The Gabandu Assignment” (“The Gabandu Cargo,” “The Gabandu Detail”), #794
Box 106 Folder 7-8	First Draft Scripts, by Salkowitz, undated
Box 106 Folder 9	First Draft Script, by Salkowitz, November 1, 1979
Box 106 Folder 10	Second Draft Script, by Salkowitz, November 15, 1979
Box 106 Folder 11	Second Draft Script, with revisions, by Salkowitz, November 15, 1979
	“A Horse Named Runaway,” #805
Box 106 Folder 12	Treatment, by Al Martinez, August 23, 1980
Box 106 Folder 13	First Draft Script, by Martinez, September 9, 1980
Box 106 Folder 14	Notes on First Draft, September 18, 1980
Box 106 Folder 15	First Draft Script, by Martinez, October 6, 1980
Box 107 Folder 1	First Draft Script, with revisions, by Martinez, October 7, 1980
Box 107 Folder 2	Second Draft Script, by Martinez, undated
Box 107 Folder 3	Notes on Second Draft, undated
Box 107 Folder 4	Second Draft Script, by Martinez, November 12, 1980
	The Disappearance Note: Francy Productions, Inc.
Box 107 Folder 5	Series Presentation, by Philip Wylie, September 1, 1975
	Doc Savage Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
	“The Secret in the Sky,” #6885
Box 107 Folder 6	Revised First Draft Pilot Script, by Alvin Sapinsley, December 22, 1975
Box 107 Folder 7	Second Revised First Draft Pilot Script, by Sapinsley, December 22, 1975
Box 107 Folder 8	Second Draft Pilot Script, by Sapinsley, January 2, 1976
	Disco Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 107 Folder 9	Treatment, by Gloria Goldsmith and Booker Bradshaw, April 26, 1977
	The Enigma People Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
	“Track--The Dragon's Teeth”
Box 107 Folder 10	Script, by Sam H. Rolfe, undated
Box 107 Folder 11	Script, by Rolfe, January 26, 1977
Box 107 Folder 12	Final Draft Script, by Rolfe, January 27, 1977
Box 107 Folder 13	Revised Final Draft Script, by Rolfe, January 27, 1977
	The Factory Note: Comedy Pilot. Lila Garrett Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 107 Folder 14	Script, by Ben Starr and Charles Stewart, October 18, 1977
Box 107 Folder 15	Script, by Starr and Stewart, November 18, 1977
	Father, Mother, Sister, Brother Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 107 Folder 16	Second Draft Script, by Karyl Miller Geld, August 25, 1976
	A Free Woman Note: Television Movie for CBS. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 108 Folder 1	Treatment, by John Crowther, March 27, 1978
Box 108 Folder 2	Revised Treatment, by Crowther, June 20, 1978
	The French Connection
Box 108 Folder 3	Script (extract) for proposed pilot, annotated, no author listed, undated
	From This Day Forward Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
	“Get Away Day,” #6864
Box 108 Folder 4	Revised Draft Script, by Karyl Miller Geld, David Harmon, and Jay Redack, November 29, 1976
Box 108 Folder 5	Second Revised Draft Script, by Geld, Harmon, and Redack, December 2, 1976
	The Futurist, #6836 Note: Sandollar Productions, Ltd. in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 108 Folder 6	Treatment, by Burr Smidt and Terry Kahn, June 23, 1975
	Gallagher's Girls
Box 108 Folder 7	Treatment, by Rick Husky, November 16, 1976
Box 108 Folder 8	First Draft Script, annotated, by Husky, December 6, 1976
Box 108 Folder 9	Second Draft Script, by Husky, December 10, 1976
	The Girl Who Could Be Anything Note: Lila Garrett Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 108 Folder 10	First Draft Script, by Lila Garrett and Sanford Krinski, November 23, 1977
Box 108 Folder 11	Second Draft Script, by Garrett and Krinski, January 1978
	The Girls Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 108 Folder 12	Revisions to Script, by Blanche Hanalis, Second Draft, circa January 6, 1977
	God Is a Woman Note: A Jerry Tokovsky Production
Box 108 Folder 13	First Draft Script, annotated, by Stanley Ralph Ross, circa November 22, 1978
	Good Against Evil Note: Lin Bolen Productions/Frankel Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox
	“Edge of Madness,” #1079
Box 108 Folder 14	First Draft Script, by David P. Harmon, October 20, 1977
	“Another Jessica Gordon,” #1080
Box 108 Folder 15	First Draft Script, by David P. Harmon and John T. Dugan, October 28, 1977
	Gotta Get Out Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 109 Folder 1	Series Presentation, by Sidney Ellis, July 15, 1975
	Growing Pains, #1096 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 109 Folder 2	Treatment, by Nancy Sackett, April 6, 1978
Box 109 Folder 3	First Draft Script, by Sackett, November 6, 1978
	Grownups, #1277X Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 109 Folder 4	Script, by Norman Steinberg, September 12, 1978
Box 109 Folder 5	Revised Script, by Steinberg, September 15, 1978
Box 109 Folder 6	Revised Script, by Steinberg, December 26, 1978
	Harry and Tonto, #6842 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 109 Folder 9	Presentation, by Josh Greenfeld, June 24, 1975
Box 109 Folder 10	Script, by Greenfeld, August 6, 1975
	Heavy Business Note: Sy Salkowitz Productions
Box 109 Folder 11	Series Presentation, by Allen Stone and Barry Roberts, undated
Box 109 Folder 12	Script, annotated, no author listed, October 22, 1980
	“The Spring Line,” #804
Box 109 Folder 13	First Draft Script, by Stone and Roberts, November 3, 1980
Box 109 Folder 14	Final Draft Script, by Stone and Roberts, December 3, 1980
Box 109 Folder 15	Notes, September-October 1980
	High Iron, #1314 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 110 Folder 1	Script, by Alvin Boretz, January 4, 1979
Box 110 Folder 2	Script, by Boretz, January 15, 1979
Box 110 Folder 3	Revised Script, by Boretz, January 15, 1979
	Hollywood Gold, #1155 Note: Television Movie for NBC. Mike Wise-Frank Levy, The Production Company, in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 110 Folder 4	Second Draft Script, by Clyde Ware, January 31, 1978
Box 110 Folder 5	Revised Second Draft Script, by Ware, February 14, 1978
	T.H.E. Hospital Note: Castle-Combe Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 110 Folder 6	First Draft Story Presentation and Projection, by Steve MacCarthy and Paul K. Taylor, October 11, 1978
Box 110 Folder 7	Updated Story Presentation and Projection, by David Lawrence, circa January 16, 1979
	The House on 92nd Street, #6969
Box 110 Folder 8	Draft Script, annotated, by Robert I. Holt and John D.F. Black, circa December 29, 1976
Box 110 Folder 9	Revised Draft Script, annotated, by Holt and Black, December 30, 1976
Box 110 Folder 10	Script, annotated, no author listed, undated
Box 111 Folder 1	Script, no author listed, undated
Box 111 Folder 2	Notes, undated
	Hunter's Moon (When the Blood Flows) Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
	“And Then There Were Thirty-Nine,” #1357
Box 111 Folder 3	Script, by David Dortort, January 15, 1979
Box 111 Folder 4	Final Draft Script, by Dortort, January 22, 1979, with later revisions
	I'm Eve Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 111 Folder 5	Treatment, by William Wood, June 26, 1978
	Imposter
Box 111 Folder 6	Notes, no author listed, undated
	The Inheritance, #801 Note: Television movie. Sy Salkowitz Productions
Box 111 Folder 7	Synopsis, by Sy Salkowitz, undated
Box 111 Folder 8	Treatment, by Salkowitz, undated
Box 111 Folder 9	Treatment (typescript), by Salkowitz, March 3, 1980
Box 111 Folder 10	Early Draft Script, by Salkowitz, March 28, 1980 (April 3, 1980?)
Box 111 Folder 11	First Draft Script, annotated, by Salkowitz, April 8, 1980
Box 111 Folder 12	Revised Draft Script, by Salkowitz, June 9, 1980
Box 112 Folder 1	Notes, circa March 1980
	Introducing Rene Simard Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 112 Folder 2	Presentation for a Variety Show, by Alan Thicke, January 18, 1976
	Jonathan's Journal, #1150 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 112 Folder 3	Script, by April Smith, December 14, 1977
Box 112 Folder 4	First Draft Script, by Smith, January 9, 1978
	The Joy of Motherhood Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 112 Folder 5	Presentation, by Karyl Miller Geld, January 5, 1976
	The Judge, #6997 Note: A Bruce Geller Unit Production in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 112 Folder 6	Script, by Bruce Geller and Cliff Gould, June 10, 1977
Box 112 Folder 7	Script, by Geller and Gould, September 20, 1977
Box 112 Folder 8	Script, by Geller and Gould, September 23, 1977
Box 112 Folder 9	Revised Draft Script, by Geller and Gould, October 13, 1977
	Keeper of the Wild (Amani Jim), #1074 Note: 20th Century-Fox Colgate in association with Elbekay Productions
Box 112 Folder 10	First Draft Script, by Leonard B. Kaufman, October 20, 1977
	The Lady from Delaware Note: Francy Productions
Box 112 Folder 11	Presentation, by John Brascia and Robert V. O'Neil, September 1, 1975
	The Legman, #8098 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 112 Folder 12	Script, by Sy Salkowitz, September 13, 1974
	Life After Marriage, #8100 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 112 Folder 13	Script, by Robert L. Joseph and Diana Gould, April 9, 1975
	Life with the Lennons
Box 112 Folder 14	Pilot Script, by Robert Fisher and Arthur Marx, circa January 13, 1977
Box 112 Folder 15	Revised Pilot Script, by Fisher and Marx, January 17, 1977
Box 113 Folder 1	Pilot Script, by Fisher and Marx, undated
	Lights Out Note: For Nightwatch - Viacom - NBC
Box 113 Folder 2	First Draft Script, by Guerdon Trueblood, undated
	The Little Kids
Box 113 Folder 3	Concept, by Bob Johnson and Bob Stitzel, undated
	MAC-5 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 113 Folder 4	Presentation, October 14, 1976
	The McCrackens (Mingo, Coaltown, U.S.A.), #792 Note: Sy Salkowitz Productions
Box 113 Folder 5	First Draft Script, by William Kelley, September 4, 1979
Box 113 Folder 6	First Draft Script, by Kelley, September 15, 1979
Box 113 Folder 7	Second Draft Script, by Kelley, October 19, 1979
Box 113 Folder 8	Script, annotated, by Kelley, November 7, 1979
Box 113 Folder 9	Revised Second Draft Script, by Kelley, November 7, 1979
Box 113 Folder 10	Notes and Suggested Revisions, no author listed, September-October 1979
	Meridian Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 113 Folder 11	Concept for action-adventure series, created by Leonard Ackerman, undated
	Mike Note: Comedy Series. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 113 Folder 12	Series Presentation, by Leonard Kantor, July 3, 1975
	The Miracle Manufacturing King Note: Johnny Seven Enterprises
Box 113 Folder 13	Series Presentation, no author listed, undated
	Miss Joanna Note: Francy Productions
Box 113 Folder 14	Series Presentation, by Francine Carroll, undated
	Missing Note: A Bruce Geller Production in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 113 Folder 15	Synopsis, by Leonard Kantor, May 9, 1977
Box 113 Folder 16	First Draft Script, by Kantor, November 22, 1977
Box 113 Folder 17	Script, annotated, no author listed, circa 1977
	Money from Heaven Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 113 Folder 18	Series Concept, by Caryl and Jerry Ledner, July 15, 1975
	Moose, #1029 Note: A Bruce Geller Unit Production in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 113 Folder 19	Script, by Christopher Knopf, September 29, 1977
Box 114 Folder 1	Script, by Knopf, October 20, 1977
	The Motive
Box 114 Folder 2	Script, by Burt Styler, undated
	National Enquirer Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 114 Folder 3	Notes on the Television Format, by Eric Lieber, October 12, 1977
	The New Fantastic Voyage, #6965 Note: Television movie for NBC. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 114 Folder 4	Script, by William Read Woodfield, December 9, 1976
Box 114 Folder 5	Script, revised, by Woodfield, December 21, 1976
Box 114 Folder 6	Script, by Woodfield, December 23, 1976
Box 114 Folder 7	Script, annotated, by Woodfield, December 23, 1976
Box 114 Folder 8	Script, revised, by Woodfield, January 7, 1977
	Nightcops Note: Sy Salkowitz Productions
	“Mr Tip-Your-Hat,” #793
Box 114 Folder 9-10	First Draft Scripts, by Sy Salkowitz, September 17, 1979
Box 115 Folder 1	Second Draft Script, by Salkowitz, November 9, 1979
Box 115 Folder 2	Second Draft Script, annotated, by Salkowitz, November 9, 1979
Box 115 Folder 3	Manuscript, by Salkowitz, circa 1979
Box 115 Folder 4	Notes, circa 1979
	Night School, #1109 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 115 Folder 5	First Draft Script, by Josh Greenfeld, Mary-David Sheiner, and Sheila Judis Weisberg, January 20, 1978
	Night Shift Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 115 Folder 6	Treatment, by Stephen King, circa April 28, 1978
	94th Pursuit Squadron, #6831 Note: Marvin Birdt in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 115 Folder 7	Concept, by Guerdon Trueblood, June 4, 1975
	The O'Flahertys (A Tree Grows in Brooklyn) Note: Norman Rosemont Production in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
	“A Tree Grows in Brooklyn,” #6546
Box 115 Folder 8	Final Draft Script, by Blanche Hanalis, January 4, 1974
	“The O'Flahertys,” #6850
Box 115 Folder 9	First Draft Script, by Blanche Hanalis, December 11, 1975
Box 115 Folder 10	Series Outline and Budget Estimates, November 1975-June 1976
	One More Time (Walter Where Are You?), #1294 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 115 Folder 11	Script, by Michael Morris, November 20, 1978
Box 115 Folder 12	Second Draft Script, by Morris, January 8, 1979
	One Woman's Trap Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
	“Get Away Day”
Box 115 Folder 13-14	Scripts, by David P. Harmon, undated
	Order to Show Cause Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 116 Folder 1	Series Presentation, by Karen Thompson Golay, June 27, 1975
	The Pack Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 116 Folder 2	Story Outline, by Alan Sharp, July 23, 1976
	Pauline, #8716 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 116 Folder 3	Presentation, by Stan Hart, July 1, 1975
	Peyton Place '79 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 116 Folder 4	Final Draft Script, episode #1, by Don Wallace(?), January 10, 1979
	Phantom of the Open Hearth Note: John Rich Productions, Inc., in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
	“Friendly Fred Meets the Bionic Mother” and “The Cold Light of Truth,” #1198
Box 116 Folder 5	Final Draft Script, by Jean Shepherd, April 5, 1978
Box 116 Folder 6	Final Draft Script, by Shepherd, April 5, 1978, with later revisions
	“Big Money Is Just Around the Corner,” or “A Pheasant in Every Pot,” #1285
Box 116 Folder 7	Script, by Harry Cauley, November 13, 1978
	“The Saturday Blues,” or “Knute Rockne Lives,” #1317
Box 116 Folder 8	Script, by Eric Boardman, November 13, 1978
	“The Grandstand Passion Play of Delbert and the Bumpus Hounds,” #1319
Box 116 Folder 9	Script, by Jean Shepherd, November 13, 1978
	“The Beautiful Yellow Bon-Bon and the Wrath of God's Bowling Alley,” #1326
Box 116 Folder 10	Script, by Jean Shepherd, November 13, 1978
	“Lost at C and the Great Washrag Scam,” #1330
Box 116 Folder 11	Script, by Jean Shepherd, November 13, 1978
	“0llie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss and The Old Man Fights the Great Chicken Storm,” #1313
Box 116 Folder 12	Script, by Jean Shepherd, November 13, 1978
	The Possessed Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 116 Folder 13	Concept and Story Outline, by A.J. Carothers, circa 1976
	The Razzle Dazzle Kid Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 116 Folder 14	Story Outline and Addendum, no author listed, undated
	The Ruptured Duck Note: Sy Salkowitz Productions
Box 117 Folder 1	Story Ideas, Created by Sy Salkowitz, July-November 1979
	“Easy Street,” #791 (Pilot Episode)
Box 117 Folder 2	Script, by Barry and Arlene Sand, November 1, 1979
Box 117 Folder 3	First Draft Script, annotated, by Barry and Arlene Sand, November 12, 1979
Box 117 Folder 4	Revised Draft Script, annotated, by Barry and Arlene Sand, December 16, 1979
	Sassy Frassy Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 117 Folder 5	Concept and Script, by Erwin Washington, August 10, 1977
	Scandal Hall Note: A Lin Bolen Production in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 117 Folder 6	First Draft Script, by Richard Fielder, January 20, 1978
	Second Helping Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 117 Folder 7	Story, by Debra Frank and Scott Rubenstein, undated
	The Second Time Around (Open Divorce), #1299 Note: Jerry Tokovsky Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Productions
Box 117 Folder 8	First Draft Script, by Elliot Schoenman, September 19, 1978
Box 117 Folder 9	Final Draft Script, by Schoenman, November 10, 1978
Box 117 Folder 10	Revised Final Draft Scipt, by Schoenman, March 6, 1979
	The Senate Investigator Note: Topanga Services Ltd. and Sy Salkowitz Productions, Inc. in association with Warner Bros. Television
Box 117 Folder 11	First Draft Script, by Jerome Coopersmith, April 1980
Box 117 Folder 12	Revised Draft Script, by Coopersmith, June 1980
Box 117 Folder 13	Revised Draft Script, annotated, by Coopersmith, July 9, 1980
Box 118 Folder 1	Final Draft Script, by Coopersmith, July 14, 1980
Box 118 Folder 2	Miscellaneous, November 1979-May 1980
	Shenandoah, #7005 Note: Mark VII Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 118 Folder 3	First Draft Script, by Joanna Lee, June 13, 1975
	Sisters, #1135 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 118 Folder 4	Story Outline, by Lynn Roth, July 9, 1975
Box 118 Folder 5	First Draft Script, by Maya Angelou, February 2, 1978
Box 118 Folder 6	Final Draft Script, by Angelou, April 11, 1978
Box 118 Folder 7	Revised Final Draft Script, by Angelou, April 27, 1978
Box 119 Folder 1	Revised Final Draft Script, by Angelou, June 12, 1978
Box 119 Folder 2	Revised Final Draft Script, by Angelou, January 9, 1979
	Sly
Box 119 Folder 3	Presentation, by Sy Salkowitz, undated
	Something for Everyone Note: A John Cutts Production for 20th Century-Fox Television
	“The Long Trail Home” and “Smith”
Box 119 Folder 4	Treatments, by John Cutts, undated
	“Loose Chippings”
Box 119 Folder 4	Treatment, by Thomas G. Wheeler, undated
	“Mustang”
Box 119 Folder 4	Treatment, by David and Susan Dworski, undated
	Sports People Note: William Esty Company, Inc.
Box 119 Folder 5	Series Presentation, no author listed, undated
	Spy in the House Note: Sy Salkowitz Productions
	“Spy in Our Midst”
Box 119 Folder 6	Proposal, by Sy Salkowitz, November 14, 1979
	“Spy in the House”
Box 119 Folder 7-9	Revised Draft Scripts, annotated, by Salkowitz, September 16-October 8, 1980
Box 119 Folder 10-11	Scripts, by Salkowitz, undated
Box 120 Folder 1	Series Outlines forSuper Eye, Battleground: Earth, The Visitor, andThe Irobins, by Gene Roddenberry, August and September 1976
	Swan Song, #1199 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 120 Folder 2	Script, by Michael Mann, February 27, 1978
Box 120 Folder 3	First Draft Script, by Mann and Jeffrey Bloom, March 10, 1978
Box 120 Folder 4	Final Draft Script, by Bloom and Mann, March 22, 1978
Box 120 Folder 5	Final Draft Script, with revisions, by Bloom and Mann, March 22-23, 1978
Box 120 Folder 6	Revised Final Draft Script, by Bloom, Mann, and Ron Kaslow, January 8, 1979
Box 120 Folder 7	Second Revised Final Draft Script, by Bloom, Mann, and Bud Barnett, February 1, 1979
Box 120 Folder 8	Second Draft Script, by Bloom, undated
	Take 5 . . . Girls, #1132 Note: Nancy Malone Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 120 Folder 9	Revised First Draft Script, by Blanche Hanalis, January 17, 1978
	Tender Is the Night
Box 120 Folder 10	General Outline for Thirteen Weeks of Episodes, by Stephen and Elinor Karpf, undated
	The Texans Note: Jay Bernstein Public Relations in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 120 Folder 11	First Draft Script, by Millard Kaufman, February 7, 1978
	Thicker Than Water Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 121 Folder 1	Series Presentation, by Hal Kanter, August 15, 1976
Box 121 Folder 2	Revised Series Presentation, by Kanter, September 6, 1976
	“Fa's Fling,” #6925
Box 121 Folder 3	First Draft Script, by Kanter, October 25, 1976
Box 121 Folder 4	First Draft Script, by Kanter, November 2, 1976
Box 121 Folder 5	Final Draft Script, by Kanter, December 2, 1976
	“The New Tenant” (“The Vacancy”), #6990
Box 121 Folder 6	Story Outline, by Kanter, June 16, 1977
Box 121 Folder 7	Script, by Kanter, July 25, 1977
Box 121 Folder 8	Second Draft Script, by Kanter, August 31, 1977
	“Get Up Off Your Knee, Sonny Boy”
Box 121 Folder 9	Story Line, by Kanter, undated
	Three Women: Single in the Hamptons Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 121 Folder 10	First Draft Script, by Jane and William Hitchcock, June 1978
Box 121 Folder 11	Second Draft Script, by Jane and William Hitchcock, July 28, 1978
	The Time of the Devil Note: Lin Bolen Productions
Box 121 Folder 12	First Draft Script, by Jimmy Sangster, December 10, 1976
	Treblinka Note: Myrt-Hal Productions, Viacom Enterprises
Box 121 Folder 13	Script, by Hal Sitowitz, undated
	Trial Marriage Note: Television movie for NBC. 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 121 Folder 14	Treatment, by Sylvie Schneble, January 27, 1978
Box 122 Folder 1	First Draft Script, by Schneble and John Crowther, June 26, 1978
	Tri-I #6958 Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 122 Folder 2	Character Sketches and Summary for Comedy Pilot, by Ann Gibbs and Joel Kimmel, October 1976
Box 122 Folder 3	Treatment, by Gibbs and Kimmel, November 3, 1976
	“From Rush with Love”
Box 122 Folder 4	First Draft Script, by Gibbs and Kimmel, December 10, 1976
Box 122 Folder 5	Second Draft Script, by Gibbs and Kimmel, February 10, 1977
	The Tombstone Kid Note: 10/4 Productions
Box 122 Folder 6	Presentation, by Greg Strangis, undated
	Tutankhamun: The Love God Note: Mike Wise - Frank Levy, The Production Company, in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 122 Folder 7	First Draft Script, by William Bast, April 3, 1978
	Two Consenting Adults (The Adulteress, Consenting Adults) Note: Joel Katz Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television.
	“The Adulteress,” #6593
Box 122 Folder 8	Revised Draft Script, by Diana Gould, October 25, 1974
	“Consenting Adults,” #1011
Box 122 Folder 9	Script, by Audrey Davis Levin, March 22, 1977
Box 122 Folder 10	Script, annotated, by Levin, March 22, 1977
Box 122 Folder 11	Second Draft Script, by Levin, May 12, 1977
Box 123 Folder 1	Script, annotated, by Nancy Sackett, August 11, 1977
Box 123 Folder 2	Script, by Sackett, August 17, 1977
	“Two Consenting Adults”
Box 123 Folder 3	Revised Third Draft Script, by Nancy Sackett, September 7, 1977
	“Two Consenting Adults, or First Affair”
Box 123 Folder 4	Script, by Nancy Sackett, December 14, 1977
	Two for the Road Note: Franey Productions
Box 123 Folder 5-6	Series Presentations, by Cy Chermak, undated
	Under One Roof, #1090 Note: Lila Garrett Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 123 Folder 7	Second Draft Pilot Script, by Kevin Hartigan and David Garber, January 16, 1978
	Upmanship Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 123 Folder 8	Treatment, by Herbert Baker, June 24, 1975
	The War Apartment Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 123 Folder 9	Concept, by S. Lee Pogostin, undated
	The Wicked Dreams of a Married Woman Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 123 Folder 10	First Draft Script, by Jewel Jaffe and Jerry Rannow, December 5, 1977
	Without Ransom Note: A Bruce Geller Unit Production in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 123 Folder 11-12	Story Outlines, by John Crowther, undated
	Women Who Wait Note: Mike Wise - Frank Levy, The Production Company, in association with 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 124 Folder 1	Story Outline, by Cliff Osmond, February 7, 1978
	Women After Prison Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 124 Folder 2	Presentation, by Robert Earll, March 1, 1976
Box 124 Folder 2	Treatment, by Earll, August 18, 1976
Box 124 Folder 3	Revised Treatment, by Earll, October 8, 1976
Box 124 Folder 3	With Additions and Notes, October 18, 1976
Box 124 Folder 4	Revised Story Outline, by Earll, November 29, 1976
	The World of the Strange Note: Daniel Wilson Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox
Box 124 Folder 5	Series Presentation, no author listed, based on The Book of the Strange, August 10, 1977
	The Yazzies: A Navajo Family (The Yazzies) Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 124 Folder 6	Concept Story, Background, by David Sontag
	“Nahonzdod: The Fearing Time”
Box 124 Folder 7	First Draft Script, by Budd Schulberg, December 30, 1977
	“The Yazzie Family, 1860-1863,” #1168
Box 124 Folder 8	Revised First Draft Script, by Schulberg and Larry Littlebird, July 17, 1978
	“Changing Woman,” #1025
Box 124 Folder 9	First Draft Script, by David Sontag and N. Scott Momaday, August 10, 1978
	“Binant 'Atso: The Harvest”
Box 125 Folder 1	Script, by Schulberg and Stan Silverman, August 10, 1978
	“Film Two: Exile,” #1025
Box 125 Folder 2	Revised First Draft Script, story by David Sontag, contributing writers, Budd Schulberg and Larry Littlebird, September 22, 1978
	“A New Beginning, 1868-1888”
Box 125 Folder 3	Revised First Draft Script, by Schulberg and Littlebird, February 2, 1979
	Your Right to Know Note: 20th Century-Fox Television
Box 125 Folder 4	Presentation, by Alvin Cooperman, January 31, 1977