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Warner Bros. Pictures (1923-1967)
Warner Bros. is an American motion-picture studio that began in 1923.
Consists of a large collection of scripts for films produced by the Warner Bros. studio.
Arranged alphabetically by title of script.
In 2022, a previous use restriction on photocopying was lifted.
File names in the format "Last Name, First Name" were removed from the finding aid, as they were solely cross-references rather than physical files, by Lauren C. Williams in September 2025.
Organization
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- Rare Book Collection
- Finding Aid Date
- 2003
- Access Restrictions
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Collection Inventory
Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd by Howard Dimsdale and John Grant. Final script, 1952 May 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
About Face Screenplay by Peter Milne. From the stage play by John Monks, Jr. and Fred Finklehoffe. Final script, 1951 August 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Accidents Will Happen Screenplay by George Bricker, Anthony Coldewey, Victor C. Rose. Original story by George Bricker. Final script, 1937 August 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Across the Everglades Screenplay by Budd Schulberg, 1958 September 16. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Wind Across the Everglades
Physical Description1 box
Across the Pacific Screenplay by Richard Macaulay. Revised final script, 1942 March 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Act of Mercy (working title). Screenplay by John Mortimer. Based on a novel by Francis Clifford. Final script, 1962 June 18. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Guns of Darkness
Physical Description1 box
Act One Based on an autobiography by Moss Hart. Screenplay by Dore Schary, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Action in the North Atlantic Screenplay by John Howard Lawson and W. R. Burnett. Revised final script, 1942 September 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Adios Lanier Bartlett and Virginia Stivers Bartlett. Screenplay and dialogue by Bradley King, 1930 May 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Adopted Father Screenplay by Charles Kenyon. Revised version by George Arliss and Maude T. Howell. Final script, 1932 December 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Adventure in Iraq George Bilson and Robert E. Kent. From the play The Green Goddess by William Archer, 1942 August 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Adventures of Don Juan 2 Screenplay by George Oppenheimer and Harry Kurnitz. Final script (Part 1), 1947 October 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Adventures of Jane Arden Screenplay by Lawrence Kimball and Charles Curran. Final script, 1938 October 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Adventures of Mark Twain Harold M. Sherman. Screenplay by Alan LeMay. Final script, 1942 June 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Adventures of Robin Hood Original screenplay by Norma Reilly Raine and Seton I. Miller. Part 1, 3rd revised final 1937 September 25. Part 2, 3rd revised final 1937 October 11. Part 3, 3rd revised final 1937 October 19, 1937 September 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Adventurous Blonde Anonymous. Final script, 1937 May 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Affectionately Yours Original by Fanya Foss and Aleen Leslie. Screenplay by Edward Kaufman. Revised final script, 1941 January 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
After Nightfall Screenplay by Borden Chase. Final script, 1949 August 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Agony Column Earl Derr Biggers. Joseph Jackson (dialogue), 1930 January 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Air Force Screenplay by Dudley Nichols. Revised final script, 1942 July 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Alcatraz Original and Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Second revised final, 1937 May 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Alexander Hamilton Screenplay by Julien Josephson and Maude T. Howell. From the play by Mary P. Hamlin and George Arliss. Final script, 1931 March 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Alias The Doctor Anonymous.. Revised final script, 1931 January 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Alibi Ike Original story by Ring Lardner. Screenplay by William Wister Haines. Revised final script, 1935 March 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
All God's Children, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: This Rebel Breed
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Morris Lee Green. Story by William Rowland and Irma Berk, 1959 October 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
All in Good Time, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Family Way
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Bill Naughton from his play All in Good Time. Adaptation by Roy Boulting and Jeffrey Dell. Final script, 1966 March. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
All Rights Reserved Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Revised final script, 1938 February 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
All This, and Heaven Too Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Novel: Rachel Field. Revised final script, 1940 February 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
All Through the Night, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: A Cry in the Night
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Leonard Spigelglass and Edwin Gilbert. Revised final script, 1941 July 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Alma Mater, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Trouble Along the Way
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Melville Shavelson and Jack Rose. Story by Douglas Morrow and Robert Hardy Andrews. Final script, 1952 October 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Always a Bride Screenplay by Robert E. Kent, 1940 September 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Always in My Heart Adele Comandini. Revised final script, 1941 October 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Always Leave Them Laughing Richard Macaulay. Jerry Wald. Revised final script, 1938 October 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Screenplay by Jack rose and Melville Shavelson. from a story by Max Shulman and Richard Mealand. Final script, 1949 July 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Always Sweethearts Original Screenplay by John Tainter Foote. Final script, 1949 April 6. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Story of Seabiscuit
Physical Description1 box
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse by Barre Lyndon. Screenplay by John Wexley and John Huston. Final script, 1938 January 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
An American Dream Screenplay by Mann Rubin. Based on novel by Norman Mailer. Final script, 1966 March 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
American Family Screenplay by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein. Final script, 1939 January 27. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Fly Away Home
Physical Description1 box
An Angel from Texas Screenplay by Bertram Milhauser and Fred Niblo, Jr. Part 1, Final, 1940 February 5. Part 2, Final, 1940 February 8. Part 3, Final, 1940 February 17, 1940 February 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Butter and Eggman
Physical Description1 box
The Anatolian Smile by Elia Kazan, 1962 February 22. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
Noted missing by reader on 8/14/2008.
Physical Description1 box
And It All Came True Novel: Louis Bromfield. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Revised final script, 1939 October 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Angels with Dirty Faces Based on an original by Rowland Brown. Screenplay by John Wexley and Warren Duff. Temp, 1938 May 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Angle Shooter Screenplay by Warren Duff. Final script, 1937 March 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Animal Kingdom Anonymous. Revised final, 1943 September 15. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: One More Tomorrow
Physical Description1 box
The Animal World Screenplay by Irwin Allen. Revised final script, 1956 January 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Another Dawn Original and screenplay by Laird Doyle. Revised final script, 1936 September 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Any Wednesday Based on the play by Muriel Resnik. Screenplay by Julius J. Epstein. Final script, 1966 March 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Applesauce Screenplay by Ben Markson. From the play by Barry Connors, 1935 January 7. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Red Apples
Physical Description1 box
April in Paris Screenplay by Melville Shavelson and Jack Rose. Final script, 1952 February 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
April Showers Screenplay by Peter Milne and Henry and Phoebe Ephron. Revised final script, 1947 August 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Argyle Case Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Based on a play by Harriet Ford and Harvey J. O'Higgins, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Arsenic and Old Lace Screenplay by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein. Based on a play by Joseph Kesselring, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
As Long as You're Near Me Anonymous. Final script, 1955 August 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
As the Earth Turns Screenplay by Ernest Pascal. Final script, 1933 October 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Assignment Sheldon Reynolds. Revised final script, 1966 October 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
At Bay (sound version) Screenplay by F. Hugh Herbert. From the play by Lalda Sears and Dodson Mitchell, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Atlantic Ferry (working title) Screenplay by Gordon Wellesley and Edward Dryhurst, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Auntie Mame Patrick Dennis. Screenplay by Betty Comden and Adolph Green. Final script, 1958 February 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Aviator Anonymous, 1938 March 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Babbitt Revised continuity by Mary C. McCall, Jr. Final script, 1934 August 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Baby Doll Tennessee Williams. Final script, 1955 October 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Baby Face Screenplay by Gene Markey and Kathryn Scola. Final script, 1932 December 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Baby for Midge Written by/screenplay by: James R. Webb. Final script, 1951 April 6. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Close to My Heart
Physical Description1 box
Back Pay From the story by Fannie Hurst. Screen adaptation by Francis Edward Faragon. Final script, 1929 January 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Back to Broadway Anonymous. Final script, 1935 May 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Back to Broadway Written by Orin Jannings. Screenplay by Orin Jannings and John Monks, Jr. Revised final, 1952 July 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: She's Back on Broadway
Physical Description1 box
Back Track Screenplay by Burt Kennedy and George W. George. Final script, 1957 June 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Fort Dobbs. Fifteen Bullets from Fort Dobbs
Physical Description1 box
Backfire Anonymous, 1935 October 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Background to Danger Screenplay by W. R. Burnett. Revised final, 1942 September 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bad Man's Territory Original story by Marion Jackson. Screenplay by Luci Ward and Joseph K. Watson. Revised final, 1936 September 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bad Men of Missouri Anonymous. 2 nd revised final script, 1941 March 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Bad Seed Play: Maxwell Anderson. Novel: William March. Screenplay by John Lee Mahin. Final script, 1955 August 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Badman's Country Screenplay by Orville H. Hampton, 1957 July 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Band of Angels Screenplay by John Twist, Ivan Goff, Ben Roberts. From the novel by Robert Penn Warren. Final script, 1956 December 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Barber John's Boy by Ben Ames Williams. Adaptation and dialogue by Joseph Jackson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Barricade Screenplay by William Sackheim. Final script, 1949 March 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Battle Cry Screenplay by Leon M. Uris. Revised final script, 1954 May 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Battle of City Hall Jonathan Finn and Niven Busch. Screenplay by Michael Fessier, Niven Busch, and Robert Buckner. Final script, 1939 February 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Battle of the Bulge Written by Philip Yordan, Milton Sperling, John Melson, 1965 February 15. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Via Legal
Physical Description1 box
The Battle of the Villa Fiorita Novel: Rumer Godden. Screenplay by Delmer Daves. Final script, 1964 March 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Beast with Five Fingers Screenplay by Curt Siodmak. Revised final, 1945 January 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bedside Screenplay by Lillie Hayward and Rian James, 1933 September 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Beggar's Opera by John Gay. Screenplay by Christopher Fry, Denis Cannan, and Peter Brook, 1952 August 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bengal Killer Story by Earl Felton. Screenplay by Roy Chanslor. Final script, 1936 April 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Beyond the Forest Screenplay by Lenore Coffee. Third revised final, 1949 May 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Big Boy Anonymous, 1939 April 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Big Business Story by Edw. Hartman. Screenplay by William Jacobs and George Bricker. Final script, 1936 February 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Big Business Girl Screenplay by Robert Lord. Sound version, 1930 December 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Big Hand for the Little Lady by Sidney Carroll. Revised final script, 1965 July 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Big Hearted Herbert Anonymous. Final script, 1934 June 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Big Jim McLain Written by James Edward Grant, Richard English, Eric Taylor, 1952 August 20. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Devil and Dan'l Webster
Physical Description1 box
The Big Land Screenplay by David Dortort and Martin Rackin. Final script, 1956 June 19. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
Noted missing by reader on 8/14/2008.
Physical Description1 box
The Big League Screenplay by Ted Sherdeman, Seeleg Lester, and Merwin Gerard. From a story by Seeleg Lester and Merwin Gerard. Final script, 1951 January 9. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Winning Team
Physical Description1 box
The Big Sleep William Faulkner and Leigh Brackett. Temp, 1944 September 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Big Stampede Marion Jackson, 1932 June 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Big Trees Story by Kenneth Earl. Screenplay by John Twist and James R. Webb. Final script, 1951 June 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bimbo the Great (Rivals of the Arena) Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Birds, The Bees, and the Italians Pietro Germi and Luciano Vincenzoni, undated. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Signore and Signori
Physical Description1 box
Black Gold (Golconda) Story by Harry Whittington. Screenplay by Bob and Wanda Duncan. Second revised final, 1961 August 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Black Hell Original "Jan Volkanik" by Judge M. A. Musmanno and a play Bohunk by Harry R. Irving. Screenplay by Abem Finkel and Carl Erickson. Final script, 1934 October 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Black Legion Story by Robert Lord. Screenplay by Abem Finkel and William Wister Haines, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Black Patch Written by Leo Gordon. Screenplay by Leo Gordon. Shooting script, 1957 March 26. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Decision at Sundown
Physical Description1 box
The Black Scorpion Story by Paul Yawitz. Screenplay by David Duncan and Robert Blees, 1957 May 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Black Widow Screenplay by Scott Darling and Erna Lazarus. Final script, 1941 July 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blackmail Screenplay by Robert E. Kent. From a story by G. T. Fleming-Roberts. Final script, 1942 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blackwell's Island Crane Wilbur. Revised final script, 1938 July 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Block that Kick Original story by William Jacobs. Screenplay by William Jacobs and Anthony Coldeway. Final script, 1937 June 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blondes at Work Original Screenplay by Albert DeMond. Final script, 1937 September 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blondie Johnson Story and Screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1932 October 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blood Alley Story and Screenplay by A. S. Fleischman. Revised final script, 1954 January 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blood Lines Original story and Screenplay by William Jacobs. Revised final script, 1936 April 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Blowing Wild Screenplay by Philip Yordan. Final script, 1953 January 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Blue Gardenia Original story by Vera Caspary. Screenplay by Charles Hoffman. Final shooting script, undated. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See also: Miscellaneous Screenplays Collection (TC111)
Physical Description1 box
The Bobo Novel Olimpia by Burt Cole. Screenplay by David R. Schwartz. Third draft, 1966 July 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bombers B-52 Story by Sam Rolfe. Screenplay by Irving Wallace. Second revised final, 1956 December 28. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: No Sleep Till Dawn
Physical Description1 box
Bonnie and Clyde Screenplay by David Newman and Robert Benton. Final script, 1966 September 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Border Town Anonymous. Second revised temp. script, 1934 July 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Born Reckless Richard Landau and Aubrey Schenck. Screenplay by Richard Landau. Final script, 1957 September 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Boss of Bar-B Ranch Anonymous. Final script, 1935 July 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Bounty Hunter Story by Winston Miller and Finlay McDermid. Screenplay by Winston Miller. Revised: John Twist. Final script, 1953 July 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Boy from Oklahoma From a Saturday Evening Post story by Michael Fessier. Screenplay by Frank Davis and Winston Miller. Revised final script, 1953 February 19. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Sheriff Was Scared
Physical Description1 box
Boy Meets Girl Anonymous. Revised final script, 1938 February 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Boy of Mine Screenplay by William Jacobs and Hugh Cummings. Revised final script, 1937 September 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Brainstorm Story by Larry Marcus. Screenplay by Mann Rubin. Revised final script, 1965 January 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Bramble Bush Novel: Charles Mergendahl. Screenplay by Milton Sperling and Philip Yordan. Final script, 1959 March 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Breadline Screenplay by Robert Lord and Wilson Mizner. Revised final script, 1933 March 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Breaking Point Screenplay by Ranald MacDougall. Based on a story by Ernest Hemingway. Second revised final script, 1950 March 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Breakthrough Joseph I. Breen, Jr. and Bernard Girard. Screenplay by Bernard Girard and Ted Sherdeman. Final script, 1950 May 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Bride Came C.O.D. by Kenneth Earl and M. M. Musselman. Screenplay by Philip and Julius Epstein. Revised final, 1940 December 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bridges Built at Night Anonymous. Third revised final, 1941 August 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bright Leaf Screenplay by Ranald MacDougall. Based on the novel by Foster Fitz-Simons. Revised final script, 1949 October 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bright Lights (sound version) by Humphrey Pearson. Screenplay by Henry McCarty and Humphrey Pearson, 1929 December 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
British Agent Screenplay by Laira Doyle, 1934 April 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Broad-Minded Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, 1931 January 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Broadway Cavalier Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Final script, 1938 January 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Broadway Gondolier Anonymous. Final script, 1935 March 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Broadway Hostess Adaptation and Screenplay by George Bricker. Final script, 1935 July 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Broadway Hostess (sound version) Anonymous. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Broken Dishes by Martin Flavin. Screenplay by Francis Edwards Faragoh, 1930 May 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Brother Orchid Screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1940 February 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Brother Rat by John Monks, Jr. and Fred F. Finklehoff. Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Revised final script, 1938 June 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Brother Rat and a Baby Anonymous, 1939 September 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Buffalo Grass Screenplay by David Dortort and Martin Rackin. Screen story: David Dortort. Novel: Frank Gruber. Final script, 1956 June 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bugles in the Afternoon Novel: Ernest Haycox. Screenplay by Geoffrey Homes and Harry Brown, 1951 September 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bullet Scars Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1941 December 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bullets and Ballots Screenplay by Seton I. Miller. Final script, 1936 February 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bullets for O'Hara Screenplay by Raymond L. Schrock. Revised final script, 1941 May 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Bureau of Missing Persons Screenplay by Robert Presnell. Final script, 1933 June 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Burning Arrow Screenplay by James Webb, 1953 February 17. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Charge at Feather River
Physical Description1 box
The Burning Hills Screenplay by Irving Wallace. Based on the novel by Louis L'Amour. Revised final script, 1956 January 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Busses Roar Screenplay by George R. Bilson and Anthony Coldewey. Based on a story by Anthony Coldewey. Final script, 1942 May 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
By the Light of the Silvery Moon Written by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson. Revised final script, 1952 August 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cabin in the Cotton Screenplay by Paul Green, 1932 April 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Cage Screenplay by Bernard C. Schoenfeld and Virginia Kellogg. Original story by Virginia Kellogg. Final script, 1949 July 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cain and Mabel Anonymous, circa 1950. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Calamity Jane Screenplay by James O'Hanlon. Final script, 1952 January 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Caliente Original and Screenplay by Ralph Block and Warren Duff. Adaptation and additional dialogue: Jerry Wald and Jules Epstein. Final script, 1934 December 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Call It a Day From the play by Dodie Smith. Screenplay by Casey Robinson, 1936 January 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Camelot Screenplay and lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner. Music: Frederick Loewe. From the musical play of the same name by the same authors and "The Once and Future King" by T. H. White. Revised final script, 1966 July 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Captain Blood Novel: Rafael Sabatini. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Revised final script, 1935 July 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Captain Buffalo Screenplay by James Warner. Bellah and Willis Goldbeck. Final script, 1959 July 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Captain Horatio Hornblower Screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts. Final script (not shooting script), 1949 December 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Captains of the Clouds Story by Arthur T. Horman and Roland Gillett. Screenplay by Arthur T. Horman, Richard Macaulay, and Norman Reilly Raine. Final script, 1941 July 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Career Man Anonymous. Revised final script, 1939 June 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Carnival Screenplay by Fred Niblo, Jr. and Barry Trivers. Revised final script, 1940 September 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Carson City From a story by Sloan Nibley. Screenplay by Sloan Nibley and Winston Miller. Final script, 1951 June 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Black Parrot Screenplay by Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1940 October 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Caretaker's Cat Anonymous. Final script, 1936 June 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Curious Bride Anonymous. Final script, 1935 January 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Howling Dog Screenplay by Ben Markson. Final script, 1934 May 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Lucky Legs Anonymous. Revised final script, 1935 July 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Stuttering Bishop Novel: Erle Stanley Gardner. Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet and Don Ryan. Final script, 1936 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Case of the Velvet Claws Screenplay by Tom Reed. From the novel by Erle Stanley Gardner. Final script, 1936 March 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cash McCall Screenplay by Lenore Coffee and Marion Hargrove. From the novel by Cameron Hawley. Final script, 1959 April 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Casino de Paree Adaptation and Screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1934 January 20. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Go Into Your Dance
Physical Description1 box
The Castilian, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Valley of the Swords
Physical Description1 box
Catacombs Screenplay by Daniel Mainwaring. From the novel Catacombs by Jay Bennett, 1964 June 10. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Woman Who Wouldn't Die
Physical Description1 box
Catch Us If You Can Screenplay by Peter Nichols, circa 1965. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Having a Wild Weekend
Physical Description1 box
Cattle Town Screenplay by Tom Blackburn. Final script. 8/29/, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Caught in the Fog Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1942 March 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cave-In Original story and Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey. Final script, 1936 June 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ceiling Zero Anonymous. Revised final script, 1935 October 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Central Park Story and Screenplay by Earl Baldwin and Ward Morehouse. Final script, 1932 July 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
C'est la Guerre Story by William A. Wellman. Screenplay by A. S. Fleischman. Final script, 1956 September 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Chain Lightning Suggested by a story by J. Redmond Prior. Screenplay by Liam O'Brien and Vincent Evans. Revised final script, 1949 April 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Chalked Out Revised by Robert Buckner. Final, 1938 April 13. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: You Can't Get Away with Murder
Physical Description1 box
Chamber of Horrors, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: House of Wax
Physical Description1 box
Chances From the novel by A. Hamilton Gibbs. Screenplay by Waldemar Young, 1931 January 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Chapman Report Based on a novel by Irving Wallace. Adaptation by Grant Stuart and Gene Allen. Screenplay by Wyatt Cooper and Don M. Mankiewicz, 1961 January 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Charge at Feather River, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Burning Arrow
Physical Description1 box
The Charge of the Light Brigade Story by Michel Jacoby. Based on the poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Screenplay by Michel Jacoby and Rowland Leigh. Final script, 1936 March 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Cherokee Strip Story by Ed Earl Repp. Screenplay by Joseph K. Watson and Luci Ward. Revised final script, 1936 January 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cheyenne From a story by Paul I. Wellman. Screenplay by Alan Lemay and Thames Williamson. Revised final script, 1946 March 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cheyenne Autumn, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Long Flight
Physical Description1 box
Children of Dreams Oscar Hammerstein II and Sigmund Romberg. (?), 1930 July 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Children of Pleasure Novel: Larry Barretto. Adapted: Courtney Terrett. Screenplay by Larry Barretto and Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1932 April 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
China Clipper Screenplay by Frank Wead, 1936. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Christmas in Connecticut Screenplay by Lionel Houser. Additional dialogue: Adele Commandini. Final script, 1944 May 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Christopher Blake From the play by Moss Hart. Screenplay by Ranald MacDougall. Final script, 1947 July 22. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Private World of Christopher Blake
Physical Description1 box
Chubasco Original story and Screenplay by Allen H. Miner. Final script, 1966 July 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Church Mouse by Ladislaus Fodor and Paul Frank. Adaptation by Joseph Jackson. Final script, 1931 December 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
City for Conquest Based on a novel by Aben Kandel. Screenplay by John Wexley. Final script, 1940 May 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The City is Dark From a Saturday Evening Post story. John and Ward Hawkins. Adaptation by Bernard Gordon and Richard Wormser. Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Revised script (final), 1952 January 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Claudelle Inglish From the novel by Erskine Caldwell. Screenplay by Leonard Freeman. Second revised final, 1960 December 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cloak and Dagger Albert Maltz and Ring Lardner, Jr. Revised final script, 1946 March 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Close to My Heart, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: A Baby for Midge
Physical Description1 box
Colleen by Robert Lord. Screenplay by Peter Milne and F. Hugh Herbert. Additional dialogue: Sig Herzig. Songs: Al Dubin and Harry Warren. Revised final script, 1935 October 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
College Coach Original story by Manuel Seff and Niven Busch. Final script, 1933 August 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
College Lovers Screenplay by Earl Baldwin and Douglas Doty. Final script, 1930 June 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Colorado Territory Written by John Twist and Edmund H. North. Screenplay by John Twist. Revised final script, 1948 September 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Colt .45 Screenplay by Thomas Blackburn. Final script, 1950 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Come Easy Vina Delmar, circa 1946. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Come Fill the Cup From a novel by Harlan Ware. Screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts. Final, 1951 May 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Come On, Texas Written by Russell Hughes. Screenplay by Russell Hughes. Final script, 1952 August 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Thunder Over the Plains
Physical Description1 box
The Command, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Rear Guard
Physical Description1 box
Common Ground Screenplay by Robert Lord and Wilson Mizner. Final script, 1932 September 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Community Property, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Marriage on the Rocks
Physical Description1 box
Competition by Carl Erickson. Adaptation and dialogue by Julien Josephson and Harvey Thew. Final script, 1932 March 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Concealment Anonymous. Final script. 1934 September 6 Concealment, 1934 September 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Confessions of a Nazi Spy by Milton Krims and John Wexley. Based on the articles of Leon G. Turrou. Final script, 1939 January 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Confidential Agent Screenplay by Robert Buckner. From a novel by Graham Greene. Final script, 1945 May 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Conflict Dwight Taylor. Second revised final script, 1943 June 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Conspirators Anonymous. Revised final script, 1944 February 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Constant Nymph Anonymous. Third revised final script, 1942 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Convention City by Peter Milne. Screenplay by Robert Lord, 1933 September 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Cool Hand Luke Based on the novel by Donn Pearce. Screenplay by Donn Pearce and Frank R. Pierson. Revised final script, 1966 September 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Cool Ones Story by Joyce Geller. Adaptation by Gene Nelson, Bob Kaufman. Screenplay by Joyce Geller. Final script, 1966 June 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Co-Respondent Screenplay and dialogue by J. Grubb Alexander. Based on a play by Roland Pertwee. Final script, 1931 April 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Corn is Green From a play by Emlyn Williams. Screenplay by Frank Cavett and Casey Robinson. Revised final script, 1944 May 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Corrupt Ones Screenplay by Brian Clemens. Post shooting script, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Couch Screenplay by Robert Bloch. From a story by Blake Edwards and Owen Crump. Final script, 1961 January 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Countdown, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Moonshot
Physical Description1 box
The Counterfeit Plan Screenplay by James Eastwood. Release script, 1957. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Country Boy Screenplay by William Wister Haines. From the novel The Story of a Country Boy by Dawn Powell. Revised final script, 1935 September 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Courage Tom Barry. Screenplay and dialogue by Walter Anthony, 1930 January 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell Story and Screenplay by Milton Sperling and Emmet Lavery. Conformed final script, 1955 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Covenant with Death Novel: Stephen Becker. Screenplay by Larry Marcus and Saul Levitt. Final script, 1966 May 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Cowboy From Brooklyn Anonymous. Final script, 1937 December 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Crime School by Crane Wilbur and V. Sherman. Revised final script, 1938 January 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Crimson Pirate Written by Roland Kibbee. Revised final draft. Revised final for England, 1951 September 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Critic's Choice Stage play: Ira Levin. Produced on stage by Otto Preminger. Screenplay by Jack Sher. Final script, 1962 April 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Crooner Adaptation and dialogue by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1932 April 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Crowded Sky Novel: Hank Searls. Screenplay by Charles Schnee. Final script, 1959 September 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Cry in the Night Screenplay by David Dortort. Final script, 1955 October 14. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: All Through the Night
Physical Description1 box
Cry Wolf Screenplay by Catherine Turney. From the novel by Marjorie Carleton. Final script, 1948 March 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Curse of the Golem Revised title: It. Herbert J. Leder. Revised script, 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Curtain Call Anonymous. Revised final script, 1938 July 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dallas Written by John Twist. Final script, 1950 May 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dames by Robert Lord. Adaptation and Screenplay by Delmer Daves. Final script, 1934 March 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dames Don't Talk Screenplay by William Sackheim. Final script, 1948 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Damn Yankees Book: George Abbott and Douglas Wallop. Screenplay by George Abbott. Final script, 1958 March 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dance, Charlie, Dance Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Outline: William Jacobs. Final script, 1937 January 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dancing with Tears Screenplay by Gordon Kahn and Leopold Atlas. Final script, 1945 July 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Danger Signal Screenplay by Adele Comandini and Graham Baker. Additional dialogue: Alvah Besse. From novel by Phyllis Bottome. Second revised final, 1945 March 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Darby's Rangers Suggested by the book by Major James Altieri. Screenplay by Guy Trosper. Final script, 1957 March 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Dark at the Top of the Stairs Based on play by William Inge. Screenplay by Harriet Frank, Jr. and Irving Ravetch. Final script, 1960 January 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dark Hazard by W. R. Burnett. Screenplay by Ralph Block and Brown Holmes. Final script, 1933 August 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Dark Horse Screen adaptation by Joseph Jackson. Final script, 1932 March 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Dark Passage Novel: David Goodis. Screenplay by Delmer Daves. Final script, 1946 October 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dark Streets by Richard Connell. Screen version by Bradley King. Revised script, 1929 April 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Dark Swan (sound version) by Ernest Pascal. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Dark Tower by George S. Kaufman and Alexander Wollcott. Screenplay by Tom Reed and Niven Busch. Final script, 1934 February 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Darkest Hour Revised Screenplay by Martin Rackin. From novel by William P. McGivern as serialized in Collier's Magazine. Screenplay by Sydney Boehm and Marin Rackin. Revised final, 1955 March 22. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Hell on Frisco Bay
Physical Description1 box
Daughter of Rosie O'Grady From story by Jack Rose and Melville Shavelson. Screenplay by Jack Rose, Melville Shavelson, and Peter Milne. Final script, 1949 August 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dawn Patrol Original story by John Monk Saunders. Screenplay by Seton I. Miller and Dan Totheroh, 1938 August 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Days of Wine and Roses Original Screenplay by J. P. Miller. Final script, 1962 January 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Dead End Kids in Military School Original Screenplay by Tom Reed. Revised final script, 1939 June 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dead or Alive Screenplay by Earl Snell and Charles Belden. Revised final script, 1939 April 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dead Ringer Screenplay by Albert Beich and Oscar Millard. Final script, 1963 June 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Deadlock Screenplay by Russell Hughes. Final script, 1948 September 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dear Heart, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Out-of-Towners
Physical Description1 box
Deception Screenplay by John Collier and Joseph Than. Second revised final script, 1946 April 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Decision at Sundown, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Black Patch
Physical Description1 box
The Deep Six Screenplay by John Twist, Martin Rackin, Harry Brown. Based on the novel by Martin Dibner. Final script, 1957 April 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Deep Valley Screenplay by Salka Viertel and Stephen Morehouse Avery. Revised final script, 1946 August 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dennis Patrick, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Auntie Mame
Physical Description1 box
Desert Schooners William Jacobs. Final scriptl, 1935 September 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Song of the Saddle
Physical Description1 box
The Desert Song Harvey H. Gates, 1928 September 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Desert Song Screenplay by Robert Buckner. Final script, 1942 May 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Desert Song Screenplay by Roland Kibbee. Revised final scriptl 1952 May 9vvvvvv, 1952 May 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Desperate Journey Arthur T. Horman. Final script, 1942 January 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Destination Tokyo Screenplay by Delmer Daves and Albert Maltz. Final script, 1943 June 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Devil Was Sick Adaptation and dialogue by Joseph Jackson. From the play by Jane Hinton. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Devil's Island Story by Anthony Coldewey and Raymond L. Schrock. Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet and Don Ryan. Final script, 1938 June 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Devil's Playground (sound version) Screenplay and dialogue by Forrest Halsey and Kathryn Scola, 1930 March 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Devil's Saddle Legion Ed Earl Repp. Final script, 1937 March 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Devotion Anonymous. Final script, 1942 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The D. I. Screenplay by James Lee Barrett. Shooting revised final script, 1957 February 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dial 'M' For Murder Screenplay by Frederick Knott. Final script, 1953 July 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Diamond Queen Otto Englander, 1953 February 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dinky Harry Sauber. Revised final script, 1935 January 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Disraeli Louis N. Parker. Adapted by Julien Josephson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Distant Drums Screenplay by Niven Busch and Martin Rackin. From a story by Niven Busch. Revised final script, 1951 March 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Distant Trumpet Screenplay by John Twist. Adaptation by Richard Fielder and Albert Beich. Novel: Paul Horgan. Final script, 1963 June 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dive Bomber Screenplay by Frank Wead and Robert Buckner. Final script, 1941 March 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Diversion Screenplay by Harold Shumate. Play: John Van Druten, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dr. Ehrlich Anonymous. Final script, 1939 October 13. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Life of Dr. Ehrlich
Physical Description1 box
Dr. Monica Original Screenplay by Charles Kenyon, 1934 February 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dodge City by Robert Buckner. Revised final script, 1938 October 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Don't Ever Leave Me Story by Norma and Ben Barzman. Screenplay by I. A. L. Diamond. Final script, 1945 July 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Never Say Goodbye
Physical Description1 box
The Double Man Based on a novel Legacy of a Spy by Henry S. Maxfield. Screenplay by Frank Tarloff and Alfred Hayes. Final script, 1966 June 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Doughgirls Screenplay by James V. Kern and Sam Hellman. Final script, 1944 February 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Drag by William Dudley Pelley. Scenario: Bradley King. Dialogue. Bradley King and Gene Towne, 1929 February 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dragnet Richard L. Breen. Final script, 1954 April 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dragon Murder Case Screenplay by F. Hugh Herbert and Robert Lee. Adaptation by Rian James. Final script, 1954 May 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Drum Beat Delmer Daves. Final script, 1954 May 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Duel in the Jungle Based on an original story by S. K. Kennedy. Screenplay by Sam Marx and T. J. Morrison, 1953 August 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dumbbells in Ermine Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Dialogue by James Gleason, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Dust Be My Destiny Screenplay by Robert Rossen. Final script, 1939 April 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Each Dawn I Die Anonymous. Final script, 1939 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Earthworm Tractors Anonymous. Revised final script, 1936 March 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
East of Eden John Steinbeck. Screenplay by Paul Osborn. Final script, 1954 May 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
East of the River Anonymous. Revised final script, 1940 July 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Easy to Love Screenplay by Carl Erickson and David Boehm. Additional dialogue: Manuel Seff. Final script, 1933 October 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Eddie Cantor Story Story by Sidney Skolsky. Screenplay by Jerome Weidman, Ted Sherdeman, Sidney Skolsky. Final script, 1953 January 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Eddie Chapman Story Based on the book The Eddie Chapman Story by Frank Owen. Screenplay by Rene Hardy. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Triple Cross
Physical Description1 box
Edge of Darkness Anonymous. Final script, 1942 July 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Eight to Five Anonymous. Final script, 1931 December 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
El Cantante De Napoles (Spanish version - The Singer of Naples), dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Elmer the Great Screenplay by Tom Geraghty. Final script, 1932 December 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Employees' Entrance From the play by David Boehm. Screenplay by Robert Presnell. Revised final script, 1932 September 8. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Machine
Physical Description1 box
Empty Holsters Anonymous. Final script, 1937 February 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Enchanted Island, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Typee
Physical Description1 box
The Enchantress, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Typee
Physical Description1 box
Enemy Agent Based on a play by A. P. Kelly. Screenplay by Lee Katz. Final script, 1939 March 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Enemy Within Original screenplay by Raymond L. Schrock. Final script, 1939 September 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Enforcer Written by Martin Rackin. Revised final script, 1950 July 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Episode Anonymous. Final script, 1940 April 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Escape from Crime Original Screenplay by Daniel Fuchs and Bertram Millhauser. Revised final script, 1941 December 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Escape from Crime Based on a story by Danny Ahearn. Screenplay by Raymond L. Schrock. Final script, 1942 March 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Escape Me Never From Margaret Kennedy's novel The Fool of the Family. Screenplay by Lenore Coffee and Thames Williamson. Second revised final, 1945 January 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ever In My Heart by Bertram Milhauser. Final script, 1933 July 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ever Since Eve Anonymous. Third revised final, 1937 March 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ever the Beginning by L. S. Promes and S. B. Smith. Screenplay by Allen Boretz. Revised final script, 1947 May 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Everybody Was Very Nice Anonymous. Final script, 1937 January 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Evidence From the stage play by J. DuRocher MacPherson. Screenplay and dialogue by J. Grubb Alexander, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ex-Lady Anonymous. Final script, 1932 December 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ex-Mistress Screenplay and dialogue by Charles Kenyon. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Expensive Husbands Anonymous. Revised final script, 1937 June 14. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: She Hired a Husband
Physical Description1 box
The F.B.I. Story Richard L. Breen and John Twist. From the book by Don Whitehead. Final script, 1958 July 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Face in the Crowd Budd Schulbert. Final script, 1957 April 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Faithful Screenplay by J. Grubb Alexander. From the play Fame by Audrey and Waverly Carter, 1929 January 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fame Screenplay by Charles Kenyon, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Family Way, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: All in Good Time
Physical Description1 box
The Famous Ferguson Case by Courtenay Terrett. Adaptation by Harvey Thew. Final script, 1931 December 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fanny Screenplay by Julius J. Epstein. Based on the play by S. N. Behrman and Joshua Logan. Final script, 1959 December 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Far Horizon Screenplay by Lenore Coffee. Revised final script. 11/40, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Fast Life by Samuel Shipman and John B. Hymer. Adaptation and dialogue by John F. Goodrich, 1929 April 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Father and Son Fred Niblo, Jr. Final script, 1940 October 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Father Knows Best Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1940 August 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Father's Son by Booth Tarkington. Screenplay by Hope Loring, 1930 June 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fellow Prisoners Edward Chodorov. Final script, 1933 March 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Female Gene Markey and Kathryn Scola. Final script, 1933 July 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Fever in the Blood Roy Huggins and Harry Kleiner. From the novel by William Pearson. Final script, 1960 June 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fifteen Bullets from Fort Dobbs, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Back Track
Physical Description1 box
Fifty Million Frenchmen Anonymous. Final script, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fighter Squadron Written by Seton I. Miller. Additional dialogue: Martin Rackin. Second revised final, 1948 July 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Fighting Marine Harold Medford and James Webb. Final script, 1952 February 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Fighting Terror Screenplay by Bernard Girard. Revised final, 1948 January 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Fine Madness Screenplay by Elliott Baker. Final script, 1965 August 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Finger Man Ben Markson. Final script, 1933 August 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Finian's Rainbow Screenplay by Francis Ford Coppola And Joseph Laudon. Final script, 1967 June 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Firebird Screenplay by Charles Kenyon. Based on a play by Lajos Zilahy. Revised final script, 1934 July 25. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See also: Misc. Film Script Collection
Physical Description1 box
Fireman, Save My Child Adaptation by Robert Lord and Arthur Caesar. 11/5/, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
First Lady by Katharine Dayton and George S. Kaufman. Screenplay first draft: Rowland Leigh. Final script, 1937 April 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
First to Fight Gene L. Coon. Second revised final script, 1966 July 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Five Star Final by Louis Weitzenkorn. Adaptation and additional dialogue by Byron Morgan, 1931 April 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Flamingo Road Screenplay by Robert Wilder. Second revised final script, 1948 September 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Flight 8 Screenplay by Maurice Leo and Tom Reed. Original story by Jerry Wald and Richard Macauley. Revised final script, 1940 February 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Flight from Destiny Screenplay by Robert Rosen and Barry Trivers. Revised final script, 1940 September 28. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Trial and Error
Physical Description1 box
Flight Patrol by Barry Trivers. Revised final script, 1941 March 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Flirtation Walk Delmer Daves. Final script (second revised), 1934 June 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Floating Paradise Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey and Charles Curran. Revised temporary, 1939 January 16. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: House on 56 th Street
Physical Description1 box
Florence Nightingale Mardaunt Shairp. Revised final, 1936 March 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Florentine Dagger Screenplay by Tom Reed. From a novel by Ben Hecht. Final script, 1934 December 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Flowing Gold Kenneth Gamet. Final script, 1940 May 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fly-Away Baby Screenplay by Don Ryan and Kenneth Gamet. From an idea by Dorothy Kilgallen. Final script, 1937 February 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Flying Fortress Screenplay by Brock Williams and Edward Dyhurst. Final script, 1941 May 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Flying Marines Anonymous. Final script, 1934 September 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Folsom Story, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Food for Scandal Herbert Fields and Joseph Fields. Final script, 1937 January 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Footlight Parade James Seymour and Manuel Seff. Revised final script, 1933 June 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Footlights and Fools Carey Wilson, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Footsteps in the Dark Lester Cole. Second revised final, 1940 October 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
For Lovers Only Jerry Wald, Maurice Leo, and Richard Macauley. Final script, 1938 May 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Force of Arms Orin Jannings. Final script, 1951 March 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fort Dobbs, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Back Track
Physical Description1 box
Fort Worth John Twist. Final script, 1950 December 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Fortune Teller Screenplay by Manuel Reachi and John Butler. Continuity by Betty Rienhardt. Final script, 1934 January 4. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: La Buena Ventura
Physical Description1 box
Forty-Second Street Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Forty Whacks Richard Weil and Joe Malone. Based on the novel by Geoffrey Homes. Final script, 1942 October 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Forward Pass Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Fountainhead Novel and Screenplay by Ayn Rand. Final script, 1948 June 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Four Daughters Anonymous. Final script, 1938 March 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Four for Texas Teddi Sherman and Robert Aldrich. Revised final script, 1963 May 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Four Mothers Stephen Morehouse Avery. Revised final script, 1940 July 12. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See also: Miscellaneous Script Collection
Physical Description1 box
Four Wives Original by Maurice Hanline. Screenplay by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein. Revised final script, 1939 August 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Freshman Love Based on story idea from George Ade's "College Widow." Screenplay by George Bricker and Earl Felton. Revised final script, circa 1935. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Friends of Mr. Sweeney Story from the novel by Elmer Davis. Screenplay by Warren Duff and Sidney Sutherland. Additional dialogue: Irwin Gelsey and F. Hugh Herbert. Final script, 1934 February 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Frisco Kid Original Screenplay by Warren Duff and Seton I. Miller. Final script, 1935 July 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
From Headquarters (?not listed on box label) by Robert N. Lee. Screenplay by Robert N. Lee and Peter Milne. Final script, 1933 August 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
From the Earth to the Moon Story by Jules Verne. Screenplay by Robert Blees and James Leicester, 1958 January 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
From This Dark Stairway Anonymous. Final script, 1935 June 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Front Page Woman Screenplay by Roy Chanslor and Lillie Hayward. Dialogue by Laird Doyle. Final script, 1935 April 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Frozen Dead Original story and Screenplay by Herbert J. Leder, 1966 January 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fur Coats From the novel by Ann Garrick. Screenplay by Manuel Seff. Revised final script, 1934 January 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Furies (sound version) by Zoe Akins. Adaptation by Forrest Halsey. Final script, 1929 September 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Fury at Fire Creek (temporary title) Written by Calvin Clements. Final script, 1966 October 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gambling Lady by Doris Malloy. Screenplay by Ralph Block and Doris Malloy. Revised final, 1933 January 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gambling on the High Seas by Robert E. Kent. Revised final, 1939 August 21. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Floating Trouble
Physical Description1 box
Gantry the Great Original Screenplay by Vincent Sherman. Revised final, 1939 February 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Garden of the Moon Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Revised final, 1938 March 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gay Caballero Screenplay by Gordon Rigby. Dialogue by William K. Wells and George Rosonor. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gay Purr-ee Written by Dorothy and Chuck Jones. Final script, 1961 January 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gay Sisters From the novel by Stephen Longstreet. Screenplay by Lenore Coffee. Final script, 1942 January 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
General Crack Continuity and dialogue: Walter Anthony. Final working script, but not final dialogue, 1929 April 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Genius From the Russian play by S. Diskoy. Treatment: J. Grubb Alexander. Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Second revised final, 1931 March 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gentle People Anonymous. Revised, 1941 February 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Gentleman After Midnight Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Revised final script, 1937 April 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gentleman from Big Bend From the play The Hometowners by George M. Cohan. Screenplay by Roy Chanslor. Final script, 1936 January 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gentleman Jim Screenplay by Vincent Lawrence and Horace McCoy. Final script, 1942 May 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
George Washington Slept Here From the play by George Kaufman and Moss Hart. Screenplay by Everett Freeman. Final script, 1943 April 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ghost Mountain, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Rocky Mountain
Physical Description1 box
Giant Screenplay by Fred Guiol and Ivan Moffat. Based on the novel by Edna Ferber. Final script, 1955 April 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gigantis Screenplay by Takeo Murata and Sigeaki Hidaka. From original story by Shigem Kayama, 1959 April 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Girl from Jones Beach Screenplay by I. A. L. Diamond. Based on a story by Allen Boretz. Additional dialogue: Philip G. and Julius J. Epstein. Final script, 1948 April 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Girl from Woolworth's Story and continuity by Adele Comandini. Dialogue by Richard Weil. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Girl He Left Behind Guy Trosper. Based on the original by Marion Hargrove. Final script, 1956 April 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Girl Missing Anonymous. Final script, 1932 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Girls on Probation Crane Wilbur. Final script, 1938 April 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Give Me a Child Screenplay by Robert Rossen. Final script, 1939 March 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Glass Menagerie Tennessee Williams. Adaptation by Peter Berneis and Tennessee Williams. Revised final script, 1949 October 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
God is My Co-Pilot Screenplay by Peter Milne. Second revised final, 1944 May 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
God's Country and the Woman Adaptation by Norman Reilly Raine. Screenplay by Norman Reilly Raine and William Jacobs. Final script, 1936 July 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Go-Getter Story by Peter B. Kyne. Screenplay and Adaptation by Delmer L. Daves. Final script, 1936 January 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Going Places Final script, 1938 July 28. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Hottentot
Physical Description1 box
The Gold Diggers by Avery Hopwood. Screenplay by Robert Lord, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gold Diggers in Paris Anonymous. Final script, 1938 January 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gold Diggers of 1933 Revised continuity by James Seymour, David Boehm. Ben Markson. Revised final, 1933 February 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gold Diggers of 1935 by Robert Lord and Peter Milne. Screenplay by Manuel Seff and Peter Milne. Temporary, 1934 June 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gold Diggers of 1937 Screenplay by Warren Duff. Final script, 1936 July 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gold is Where You Find It Anonymous. Revised final, 1937 August 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gold of the Seven Saints From a novel by Steve Frazee. Screenplay by Leigh Brackett and Leonard Freeman. Final script, 1960 June 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Golden Arrow Screenplay by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1936 January 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Golden Dawn From the musical play by Otto Harback and Oscar Hammerstein II. Music: Emmerich Kalmann and Hubert Stothart. Screenplay and dialogue by Walter Anthony, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Golden Gate Screenplay by Robert N. Lee. Adaptation by Robert N. Lee and Eugene Solow. Final script, 1934 January 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Goldfish Bowl Adaptation by Robert Lord. Final script, 1931 December 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Good Men Don't Marry Screenplay by Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1940 July 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Goodbye Again by Allan Scott and George Haight. Screenplay by Ben Markson. Final script, 1933 March 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Goodbye, My Fancy Based on the play by Fay Kanin. Screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts. Revised final, 1950 September 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Goodbye, My Lady From the novel by James Street. Screenplay by A. S. Fleischman. Revised final shooting script, 1955 May 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Goose and the Gander Original Screenplay by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1934 January 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gorilla (Revised) By Ralph Spence. Screenplay by B. Harrison Orkow and Herman Ruby. Sound version, 1930 June 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Gorilla Man Original Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey. Final script, 1942 July 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Grace Moore Story Screenplay by John Monks Jr. Final script, 1952 January 19. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: You're Only Human Once
Also see: So This Is Love
Physical Description1 box
Grand Central Airport Screenplay by Rian James and James Seymour. Final script, 1932 January 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Grand Slam by David Boehm and Erwin Gelsey. Final script, 1932 October 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Granny Get Your Gun Original Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Revised final, 1939 September 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Great Catherine (Whom Glory Still Adores) by George Bernard Shaw. Screenplay by Hugh Leonard. Revised shooting script. 12/66, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Great Garrick Original Screenplay by Ernest Vajda. Revisions: Rowland Leigh. Final script, 1937 June 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Great Race by Blake Edwards. Revised final, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Green Berets From the novel The Green Berets by Robin Moore. Screenplay by James Lee Barrett. Final script, 1967 May 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Green Light From the novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. Screenplay by Milton Krims. Final script, 1936 July 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Green Pastures Anonymous. Final script, circa 1936. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Green Stockings by A. E. W. Mason. Screen adaptation by John F. Goodrich. Revised, 1929 October 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Green-Eyed Blonde, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Greeneyes
Physical Description1 box
Greeneyes Original Screenplay by Sally Stubblefield. Final script, 1957 April 16. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Green-Eyed Blonde
Physical Description1 box
Guns of Darkness, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Act of Mercy (working title)
Physical Description1 box
Guns of the Timberlands Screenplay by Joseph Petracca and Aaron Spelling. From the novel by Louis L'Amour. Revised final script, 1959 April 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Gypsy Screenplay by Leonard Spigelglass. Suggested by the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee. Book: Arthur Laurents. Music: Jule Styne. Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim. Final script, 1961 December 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Half Way to Heaven Anonymous. Revised final, 1934 August 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Handful of Clouds by Rowland Brown. Special dialogue: George Rosener, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hanging Tree Screenplay by Wendell Mayes and Halsted Welles. Final script, 1958 June 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hannibal Based on the novel by Mirco Telasich. Treatment: Ottavio Poggi and A. Continenza. Screenplay by Mortimer Braus. Final script, 1959 January 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Happy Family by Gene Markey and Katherine Scola. Final script, 1934 February 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Happy Times Screenplay by Harry Kurnitz and Phil Rapp. Final script, 1948 August 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hard Luck Dame Laird Doyle. Final script, 1935 August 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hard to Get Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hard Way by Irwin Shaw and Daniel Fuchs. Second revised final, 1942 April 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Harold Teen Screenplay by Al Cohen and Paul Gerard Smith. Final script, 1933 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Harper, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Moving Target
Physical Description1 box
The Hasty Heart From the play by John Patrick. Screenplay by Ranald MacDougal. Second revised final, 1949 February 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Havana Widows by Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1933 July 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Having a Wild Weekend, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Catch Us If You Can
Physical Description1 box
The Hawk and the Arrow by Waldo Salt. Final script, 1949 September 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Head Lines Adaptation by Joseph Jackson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Lowdown
Physical Description1 box
Head Over Heels Screenplay by Phoebe and Henry Ephron and I. A. L. Diamond. Final script, 1947 May 28. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Always Together
Physical Description1 box
Headquarters: F.B.I. by Stanley Niss. Final script. ½/62, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Heart of the North by William Byron Mowery. Screenplay by Vincent Sherman and Lee Katz. Revised final, 1938 July 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hearts Divided Anonymous. Revised final, 1936 January 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hearts in Exile by John Oxenham. Screenplay by Harvey H. Gates, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Heat Lightning From the play by Leon Abrams and George Abbott. Screenplay by Brown Holmes and Warren Duff. Final script, 1933 January 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Heir Chaser Screenplay by Bertram Millhauser. Final script, 1933 January 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Helen of Troy Adaptation by Hugh Gray, N. Richard Nash. Screenplay by John Twist and Hugh Gray. Final script, 1954 September 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hell on Frisco Bay, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Darkest Hour
Physical Description1 box
Hell's Bells by William Rankin. Screenplay by Warren Duff and Sidney Sutherland. Temporary, 1933 October 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hell's Highway by Richard Landau. Final script, 1957 August 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hell's Kitchen Anonymous. Second revised final, 1938 December 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Her Husband's Secretary by Crane Wilbur. Screenplay by Lillie Hayward. Final script, 1936 January 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Her Majesty Love Adaptation by Robert Lord. Final script, 1931 August 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hercules Unchained Anonymous. Translation from the Italian, circa 1960. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Here Comes Happiness Screenplay by Charles Linton Tedford. Final script, 1940 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hero for a Day by Lucien Hubbard. Screenplay by Lee Katz. Final script, 1938 December 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Heroes of the Air by George Bricker. Final script, 1936 July 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hey, Sailor! by Ben Markson. Temporary, 1934 March 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hi Nellie Anonymous. Revised temporary, 1933 October 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hidden Hand Based on the play Invitation to Murder by Rufus King. Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey and Raymond L. Schrock. Final script, 1942 October 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The High and the Mighty by Ernest K. Gann. Final script, 1953 July 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
High Pressure Adaptation by Joseph Jackson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
High Sierra by W. H. Burnett. Screenplay by John Huston and W. R. Burnett. Revised final, 1940 July 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Highway 99 Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet, Allen Rivkin, Charles Kenyon. Revised final, 1941 February 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Highway Pirates by Sherman L. Lowe. Final script, 1937 September 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
His Majesty O'Keefe Based on the novel of the same name. Lawrence Kingman and Gerald Green. Screenplay by Borden Chase. Final script, 1952 July 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hit Me Again From the play by F. Hugh Herbert. Adaptation by F. Hugh Herbert and Carl Erickson. Screenplay by F. Hugh Herbert. Temporary, 1933 December 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hobby Family by William W. Brockway. Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet and William W. Brockway. Revised final, 1939 April 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hobo and the Heiress Screenplay by Robertson White. Final script, 1937 February 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hold Everything Screenplay by Robert Lord. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hollywood Canteen by Delmer Daves. Final script, 1944 May 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hollywood Hotel by Jerry Wald and Maurice Leo. Screenplay by Jerry Wald, Maurice Leo, Richard Macaulay. Second revised final, 1937 August 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Home Before Dark Screenplay by Eileen and Robert Bassing. Final script, 1957 December 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hondo Based on Collier's Magazine story by Louis L'Amour. Screenplay by James Edward Grant, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Honeymoon for Three Screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Phil and Julie Epstein. Revised final, 1940 June 21. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Goodbye Again
Physical Description1 box
The Honor of the Family by Balzac. Adaptation by James Ashmore Creelman. Additional dialogue: Roland Pertwee. Revised final, 1931 May 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Honorable Mr. Wong Based on a play by Achmed Abdullah and David Belasco. Screenplay and dialogue by J. Grubb Alexander. Final script, 1931 October 26. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Hatchet Man
Physical Description1 box
The Horn Blows at Midnight Screenplay by Sam Hellman and James V. Kern. Revised final, 1943 January 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hot Air by Finder Moss and Jerry Wald. Screenplay by Warren Duff and Harry Sauber. Final script, 1930 December 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hot Heiress (A Musical Play for the Screen) by Herbert Fields. Songs by Rogers and Hart. Final script, 1930 June 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hot Nocturne From the play by Edwin Gilbert. Screenplay by Robert Rossen. Revised final, 1941 June 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hotel Screenplay by Wendell Mayes. Final script, 1966 May 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Hotel Berlin by Jo Pagano and Alvah Bessie. Second revised final, 1944 October 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Hottentot Stage play: Victor Mapes and William Collier. Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Final script, 1928 December 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The House Across the Street by Russel S. Hughes. Final script, 1948 June 19. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Hi Nellie
Physical Description1 box
House of Women, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Ladies of the Mob
Physical Description1 box
House of Wax by Steven Kandel. Rewritten by James Barnett. Final script, 1966 March 30. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Chamber of Horrors
Physical Description1 box
Housewife by Robert Lord and Lillie Hayward. Screenplay by Manuel Seff and Lillie Hayward. Final script, 1934 April 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Humoresque Screenplay by Clifford Odets and Zachary Gold. Revised final, 1945 December 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Husband's Privileges Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gain Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Am a Thief Screenplay by Ralph Block and Doris Malloy. Final script, 1934 August 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Confess Screenplay by George Tubori. Final script, 1952 August 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Died a Thousand Times, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Jagged Edge
Physical Description1 box
I Died a Thousand Times Screenplay by Walter Doniger. Final script, 1954 December 16. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Steel Jungle
Physical Description1 box
I Found Stella Parrish Based on a story by John Monk Saunders. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final script, 1935 August 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Like Your Nerve Story and dialogue: Roland Pertwee. Screenplay by Houston Branch. Final script, 1931 March 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Married a Doctor Based on a novel by Sinclair Lewis. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Sell Anything Anonymous. Final script, 1934 July 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Was a Communist for the F.B.I. Based on the experiences of Matt Cretic. As told to Peter Martin and published in the Saturday Evening Post. Screenplay by Bryan Foy. Revised final, 1950 December 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I Was Framed by Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1942 January 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
I'll See You in My Dreams Screenplay by Melville Shavelson and Jack Rose. Revised final, 1951 July 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ice Palace From the novel by Edna Ferber. Screenplay by Harry Kleiner. Final script, 1959 July 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Idol Anonymous. Final script, 1931 February 25. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Smart Money
Physical Description1 box
Illegal Screenplay by W. R. Burnett and James R. Webb. Final script, 1955 January 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
In Our Time Screenplay by Ellis St. Joseph. Revised final, 1943 May 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
In the Deep South Screenplay by Aben Kandel and Robert Rossen. Final script, 1937 February 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
In the Next Room Based on a play by Eleanor Robson and Harriet Ford. Screenplay and dialogue by James A. Starr. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
In This Our Life From the novel by Ellen Glasgow. Screenplay by Howard Koch. Revised final script, 1941 October 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Incredible Mr. Limpet, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Mr. Limpet
Physical Description1 box
Indiscreet, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Kind Sir
Physical Description1 box
The Inside by Houston Branch. Screenplay by Robert Lord and Wilson Mizner. Final script, 1932 October 13. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Hard to Handle
Physical Description1 box
Inside Daisy Clover by Gavin Lambert. Final script, 1965 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Inside Story by Roy Chanslor. Screenplay by Morton Grant. Revised final, 1937 May 29. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Hi Nellie
Physical Description1 box
Invisible Stripes by Warren Duff. Final script, 1939 August 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Invitation to Murder by K. Krauss. Screenplay by Earl Snell and Raymond L. Schrock. Revised final, 1939 July 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Irish in Us by Earl Baldwin. Temporary, 1935 May 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Iron Mistress Screenplay by James Webb. Final script, 1952 April 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Is Everybody Happy? Screenplay and dialogue by Joseph A. Jackson and James A. Starr, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Island in the Sky From the novel of the same name. Screenplay by Ernest K. Gann. Revised final script, 1953 January 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Island of Lost Women Screenplay by Ray Buffum. Revised final, 1957 October 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Island of Love, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Not on Your Life
Physical Description1 box
Isle of Escape From the stage play and novel by G. C. Dixon and Jack McLaren. Screenplay and dialogue by J. Grubb Alexander. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Isle of Lost Ships by Crittenden Marriott. Screenplay by Fred Myton. Dialogue by Paul Perez. Comedy construction: Gene Towne. Final script, 1948 September 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Ivory Trail Story by Lily Hayward. Adapation and dialogue. James A. Starr, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Jagged Edge Screenplay by W. R. Burnett. Final script, 1955 February 7. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: I Died a Thousand Times
Physical Description1 box
Jailbreak Adapted from the stage play by Dwight Taylor. Adaptation and dialogue by Al Cohn. Continuity: Henry McCarty, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Jamboree (Tentative Title) Screenplay by Leonard Kantor, circa 1957. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The James Dean Story Written by Stewart Stern, 1957. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Janie Screenplay by Agnes Christine Johnston and Charles Hoffman. From the play by Josephine Bentham and Herschel Williams. Revised final, 1943 December 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Janie Gets Married Original Screenplay by Agnes Christine Johnston. Final script, 1945 March 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Jazz Age Written by Oscar Saul, Dean Riesner, Stephen Longstreet, Nelson Gidding. Screenplay by Nelson Gidding. Second revised final, 1957 January 29. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Helen Morgan Story
Physical Description1 box
The Jazz Queen From the play by Hubert Henry Davies. Screen version and dialogue: Ray Harris and Gene Towne, 1929 July 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Jazz Singer Adaptation and continuity by Alfred A. Cohn. From the stage play by Samson Raphaelson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Jazz Singer Based on play by Samson Raphaelson. Produced on stage by Albert Lewis and Max Gordon in association with Sam H. Harris. Screenplay by Frank Davis, Leonard Stern, Lewis Meltzer. Revised final, 1952 July 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Jezebel Anonymous, circa 1937. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Jim Thorpe - All American Screenplay by Everett Freeman and Frank Davis. Screen story: Douglas Morrow and Vincent X. Flaherty. Additional dialogue: Frank Davis. Revised final, 1950 September 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
John Loves Mary Screenplay by Phoebe and Henry Ephron. From the play by Norman Krasna. Final script, 1948 January 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
John Paul Jones Screenplay by John Farrow and Jesse Lasky, Jr. Final script. 8/58, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Johnny Belinda Screenplay by Irmgard von Cube and Alten Vincent. Final script, 1947 August 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Johnny Trouble Story by Ben Ames Williams. Screenplay by Charles O'Neal and David Lord, circa 1957. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Jolson Story by Darryl Zanuck and Harvey H. Gates. Dialogue by Joseph Jackson, undated. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Say It With Songs
Physical Description1 box
The Journal of a Crime Screenplay by Hugh Herbert. Final script, 1933 January 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Juarez Screenplay by John Huston, Aneas MacKenzie, Wolfgang Reinhardt. Abem Finkel. Final script, 1938 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Judy Adjudicates From a story by Philip Wylie. Screenplay by Charles Hoffman. Final script, 1943 October 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Juke Girl Original Screenplay by A. I. Bezzerides and Kenneth Gamet. Final script, 1941 October 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Jump into Hell Original Screenplay by Irving Wallace. Final script, 1954 August 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
June Bride Based on a play by Eileen Tighe and Graeme Lorimer. Screenplay by Ranald MacDougall. Revised final script, 1948 April 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Just Out of College Original story by Robert Lee Johnson. Screenplay by Eugene Solow and Robert L. Johnson. Revised final, 1934 July 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Justice After Dark Original Screenplay by Don Ryan and Kenneth Gamet, 1936 October 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kaleidoscope Original Screenplay by Robert and Jane Howard Carrington. Final draft, 1966 January 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kansas City Princess Screenplay by Manuel Seff and Sy Bartlett. Final script, 1934 May 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Key Screenplay by Laird Doyle. Final script, 1934 February 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Key Largo Screenplay by Richard Brooks and John Huston. From the play by Maxwell Anderson as produced on the Spoken Stage by the Playwrights Company, circa 1947. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Keyhole by Robert Presnell. Revised final, 1932 December 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kid Galahad Screenplay by Seton I. Miller. Final script, 1936 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kid Nightingale Anonymous. Final script, 1939 May 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kind Sir, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Indiscreet
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Norman Krasna from his play "Kind Sir," produced on stage by Joshua Logan. Final script, 1957 September 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The King and the Chorus Girl by Norman Krasna and Groucho Marx. Revised temporary script, 1936 January 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
King of Fashion Anonymous. Final script, 1933 October 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
King of the Ritz Original story by Robert T. Shannon and Albert J. Cohen. Screenplay and dialogue by R. T. Shannon and A. J. Cohen. Revised: Manuel Seff. Final script, 1934 December 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
King Rubber Anonymous. Third revised final, 1941 April 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
King's Row From the novel by Henry Bellaman. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final script, 1941 April 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The King's Vacation Original story by Ernest Pascal. Adaptation and dialogue by Ernest Pascals and Maude T. Howell. Final script, 1932 January 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Kiss in the Dark From the story "Cleopatra Arms" by Everett and Devery Freeman. Original Screenplay by Harry Kurnitz. Revised final, 1948 March 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye From Horace McCoy's "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye". Screenplay by Harry Brown. Final script, 1950 April 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Kisses for My President Story by Robert G. Kane. Screenplay by Claude Binyon and Robert G. Kane. Final script, 1963 July 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Knight and the Lady Screenplay by Norman Reilly Raine and Aeneas McKenzie. Revised final, 1939 April 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Knockout Screenplay by M. Coates Webster. Final script, 1940 January 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lad: A Dog From the novel by Albert Payson Terhune. Screenplay by Lillie Hayward and Roberta O. Hodes. Revised final, 1961 April 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ladies Must Live Screenplay by Robert E. Kent. Final script, 1940 June 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ladies of the Mob, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: House of Women
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Final script, 1961 May 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lady Doctor Based on a story by W. R. Burnett. Screenplay by George Bricker and Vincent Sherman. Final script, 1938 May 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lady Luck From a novel by W. R. Burnett. Screenplay by Roy Chanslor, circa 1937. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lady Surrenders by Mary C. McCall, Jr. Final script, 1934 June 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lady with Red Hair Screenplay by Charles Kenyon and Milton Krims. Second revised final, 1940 July 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Land of the Pharaohs Written by William Faulkner, Harry Kurnitz, and Harold Jack Bloom. Script continuity by Maisie Kelly. Final script. 9/54, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Larceny Lane Original Story, continuity and dialogue by Kubec Glasmon and John Bright. Final script, 1931 May 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Larger than Life, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: She Couldn't Say No
Physical Description1 box
From the play "Larger than Life" by Joseph Schrank. Based on the short story of the same title by Norman Matson. Screenplay by Joseph Schrank and Ben Grauman Kohn. Revised by Robertson White. Final script, 1937 August 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lawyer Man Screenplay by James Seymour and Rian James. Final script, 1932 September 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lawyer Woman Original story and Screenplay by George Bricker. Revised temporary script, 1936 January 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Left-Handed Gun Screenplay by Leslie Stevens. From a play by Gore Vidal. Final script, 1957 May 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
"Legacy of a Spy", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Double Man
Physical Description1 box
The Legend of Ferman Gonzales, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Valley of the Swords
Physical Description1 box
The Letter Screenplay by Howard Koch. Final script, 1940 May 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Let's Pretend Screenplay by Sig Herzig and Jerry Wald. Second revised final, 1936 June 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Life and Death of Legs Diamond Written by Joseph Landon. Screenplay by Milton Sperling and Joseph Landon. Final script, 1959 September 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Life Begins by Mary McDougal Axelson. Adaptation and dialogue by Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1932 April 19. 1 box.
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1 box
The Life of Knute Rockne Original Screenplay by Robert Buckner. Final script, 1940 March 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Life of the Party Anonymous. Final script, circa 1930. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Life with Father From the play by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse. Screenplay. Donald Ogden Stewart and Robert Buckner. Final script, 1946 February 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lighthorse Harry Screenplay by Fred Niblo, Jr. Revised final, 1939 March 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lightning Strikes Twice, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: A Man without Friends
Physical Description1 box
From the novel by Margaret Echard. Screenplay by Lenore Coffee. Third revised final, 1950 February 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lilies of the Field Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lilly Turner Screenplay by Gene Markey and Kitty Scola. Final script, 1933 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Lion and the Horse Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Final script, 1951 May 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Lion is in the Streets From a novel by Adria Locke Langley. Screenplay by Luther Davis. \, circa 1953. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Little Big Shot Screenplay by Robert Andrews, Julius J. Epstein, and Jerry Wald. Revised final, 1935 May 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Little Caesar by W. R. Burnet. Adaptation by Robert N. Lee. Screenplay and dialogue by Francis Edwards Faragoh. Final script, 1930 July 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Little Giant by Robert Lord and Wilson Mizner. Revised final, 1933 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Little Johnny Jones (Sound Version) Play: George M. Cohen. Screen adaptation by Adelaide Heilbron, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Little Lady Luck Original story by Albert DeMond. Screenplay by Albert DeMond and George Bricker. Final script, 1938 January 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Living on Velvet Original story and Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Julius Epstein. Final script, 1934 January 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Living Up to Lizzie Original Screenplay by F. Hugh Herbert and Lillie Hayward. Final script, 1935 June 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Local Boy Makes Good Original story by Walter DeLeon, based on his magazine story "Between Friends." Adaptation by Robert Lord. Final script, 1931 June 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Lone Ranger Screenplay by Herb Meadow. Based on "The Lone Ranger" legend. Final script, 1955 July 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lone Star Ranger Story by Anthony Coldewey. Screenplay by Harold Buckley. Final script, 1936 May 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Look Back in Anger Screenplay by Nigel Kneale. Additional dialogue: John Osborne. Based on the play by John Osborne. Final script, 1958 August 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Loose Ankles (sound version) by Sam Janney. Screen version and dialogue by Gene Towne. Final script, circa 1930. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lords of the Land Original story and Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey. Final script, 1936 October 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Lost Lady Screenplay by Gene Markey and Kathryn Scola. Final script, 1934 May 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Loudspeaker Lowdown Screenplay by Roy Chanslor. Final script, 1936 June 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Love and Learn Screenplay by Eugene Conrad and Francis Swann. Second revised final, 1946 August 22. 1 box.
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1 box
Love Begins Screenplay by Lillie Hayward. Final script, 1936 January 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Love Begins at 20 Screenplay by Dalton Trumbo and Tom Reed. Revised final, 1936 March 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Love is a Racket From a novel by Rian James. Adapted by Courtenay Terrett, 1932 February 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Based on the novel by Irving Fineman. Screenplay by Delmer Daves. Final, 1961 September 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lucky Me Screenplay by James O'Hanlon, Robert O'Brien, and Irving Elinson. From a story by James O'Hanlon. Second revised script, 1953 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Lullaby of Broadway Screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Second revised final, 1950 August 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The McConnell Story Story by Ted Sherdeman. Screenplay by Ted Sherdeman and Sam Rolfe. Final script, 1954 October 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Madame DuBarry Original and Screenplay by Edward Chodorov. Final script, 1934 March 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Majority of One Based on the play by L. Spigelgass. As produced on stage by Theatre Guild and Dore Schary. Screenplay by Leonard Spigelgass. Final script, 1961 February 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Make Your Own Bed Screenplay by Francis Swann and Edmund Joseph. Adapted by Richard Weil. From a play by Harvey O'Higgins and Harriet Ford. Final script, 1943 January 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Making of O'Malley Anonymous. Revised final, 1936 July 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Malaga, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Scent of Danger
Physical Description1 box
Male Animal, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: She's Working Her Way through College
Physical Description1 box
From the play by James Thurber and Elliott Nugent. Screenplay by Julius Epstein, Philip Epstein, and Stephen Morehouse Avery. Final script, 1941 August 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Maltese Falcon (sound version) From the novel by Dashiell Hammet. Screenplay by Maude Fulton and Brown Homes, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Man Anonymous. Revised (final dialogue), undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Man-Crazy by Earl Baldwin. Screenplay and dialogue by Earl Baldwin and Richard Weil, 1930 March 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Man from Galveston, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Temple Houston
Physical Description1 box
The Man from Monterey Adaptation and continuity by Lesley Mason, 1933 January 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Man Hunt From a story by Earl Felton. Screenplay by Roy Chanslor. Second revised final, 1935 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Man in the Sky Written for the screen. Music by Jerome Kern. Libretto by Otto Harbach. Final script, 1930 July 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Man-Power Story and Screenplay by Richard Macaulay and Jerry Wald. Final script, 1941 March 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Man Running, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Stage Fright
Physical Description1 box
Based on a novel by Selwyn Jepson. Screenplay by Whitfield Cook. Adaptation by Alma Reville. Additional dialogue by James Bridie, circa 1949. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Man Who Came to Dinner Screenplay by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein. From the play by George Kaufman and Moss Hart. Revised final, 1941 July 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Man Who Played God by George Arliss. Version of "The Silent Voice.", circa 1931. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Man with a Gun From a story by Robert Buckner. Screenplay by John Twist. Final script, 1951 December 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Man with the Black Hat Based on a novel by Dashiell Hammett. Story and Screenplay by Brown Holmes. Final script, 1935 January 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Man without Friends, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Lightning Strikes Twice
Physical Description1 box
Mandalay From original by Paul Harvey Fox. Screenplay by Austin Parker and Charles Kenyon, 1933 October 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Manhunt in the Jungle From the book Man Hunting in the Jungle by George M. Dyott. Screenplay by Sam Merwin, Jr. and Owen Crump. Revised final, 1956 January 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mara Mara From a story by Philip Yordan, Sidney Harmon, and Hollister Noble. Screenplay by N. Richard Nash. Final script, 1951 October 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Marauders, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Merrill's Marauders
Physical Description1 box
From the book by Charlton Ogburn, Jr. Screenplay by Milton Sperling and Samuel Fuller. Revised final, 1961 January 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Marjorie Morningstar From the novel by Herman Wouk. Screenplay by Everett Freeman. Final script, 1957 June 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Marked Woman Original screenplay by Robert Rossen and Abem Finkel, 1936 December 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Marked Woman by Claude Farrers and Lucien Nepoty. Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Final script, 1931 September 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Marriage on the Rocks (formerly "Community Property") Story and screenplay by Cy Howard. Final script, 1965 February 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Married, Pretty, and Poor Screenplay by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein. Final script, 1939 December 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Marry the Girl Anonymous. Revised final, 1936 December 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mary Hagen From the novel That Hagen Girl by Edith Roberts. Screenplay by Charles Hoffman. Revised final, 1947 June 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mary, Mary Based on stage play by Jean Kerr, produced on stage by Roger Stevens. Screenplay by Richard L. Breen. Final script, 1963 February 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mary Stevens, M. D. Anonymous. Final script, 1933 March 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mask by Frank Taubes, Harry Olive, Victoria and Joe Morhaim, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mask of Dimitrios From the novel A Coffin for Dimitrios by Eric Azubler. Screenplay by Frank Gruber. Final script, 1943 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Massacre by Robert Gessner and Ralph Block. Screenplay by Ralph Block and Sheridan Gibney. Final script, 1933 September 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Master of Ballantrae Screenplay by Herb Meadow. Additional dialogue: Harold Medford. Final script for England, 1952 June 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Match King by Einar Thorvaldson. Screenplay by Houston Branch and Sidney Sutherland. Final script, 1932 August 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Matrimonial Bed, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Playboy
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by Harvey Thew, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Maybe It's Love by Mark Canfield. Screenplay and dialogue by Joseph Jackson. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mazurka Screenplay by Julius J. Epstein. Final script, 1937 February 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Meet the Duchess, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: A Present from Margate
Physical Description1 box
Screenplay by F. Hugh Herbert. Second revised final, 1935 September 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Melody for Two Screenplay by George Bricker. Revised final, 1936 August 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Melville Goodwin, U.S.A., dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Top Secret Affair
Physical Description1 box
Based on characters from "Melville Goodwin, U.S.A." by John P. Marguand. Written by Roland Kibee and Allan Scott. Final script, 1956 February 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Men Are Such Fools Screenplay by Norman Reilly Raine and Horace Jackson. Revised final, 1937 December 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Men in Exile Screenplay by Roy Chanslor. Final script, 1936 October 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Men on Her Mind, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Outcast
Physical Description1 box
Adaptation and screenplay by Charles Kenyon. Final script, circa 1935. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mendel, Inc. by David Freedman. Adaptation by Arthur Caesar and Houston Branch, circa 1931. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
"Merrill's Marauders", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Marauders
Physical Description1 box
Merry Wives of Reno Story and Screenplay by Robert Lord. Additional dialogue by Brown Holmes and Joe Traub. Final script, 1933 December 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Midsummer Night's Dream Anonymous. Final script, 1934 December 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mildred Pierce From the novel by James Cain. Screenplay by Ranald MacDougall. Revised final, 1944 December 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Million Dollar Fugitive Original story by Leonard Neubauer. Screenplay by Alex Gottlieb. Final script, 1939 October 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mind Reader Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Miracle Based on a play by Karl Vollmoeller. produced on stage by Max Reinhardt. Screenplay by Frank Butler. Revised final, 1958 July 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Miracle in the Rain Novel and screenplay by Ben Hecht. Final script, 1955 April 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Miracle Mountain (Period 1890) Screenplay by John T. Neville. Final script, 1937 January 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima Written for the screen by Crane Wilbur and James O'Hanlon. Revised final, 1952 January 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Miss Pacific Fleet Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Miss Pinkerton of Scotland Yard Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Miss Wheelwright Discovers America From an original story by Leonard Spigelgass. Revised final, 1940 December 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Missing Witnesses Original screenplay by Kenneth Gamet and Don Ryan. Final script, 1937 June 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mission to Moscow Screenplay by Howard Koch. Final script, circa 1942. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mister Roberts Screenplay by Frank S. Nugent. Final script, 1954 July 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mistress of Fashion Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final script, 1936 July 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
M'lle Modiste From the musical play by Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert. Screenplay and dialogue by Julien Josephson and Paul Perez. Revised script, 1930 February 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mob by John Monk Saunders. Continuity by Robert Lord, 1930 December 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Moby Dick by Herman Melville (Final Dialogue). Adaptation by Oliver H. P. Garrett. Dialogue by J. Grubb Alexander. Final script, 1930 March 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Moby Dick by Herman Melville. Screenplay by Ray Bradbury and John Huston. Final script, circa 1956. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Modern Hero From the novel by Louis Bromfield. Screenplay by Gene Markey and Kathryn Scola, circa 1933. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Money and the Women Screenplay by Robert Presnell. Revised final, 1940 May 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Monks, John Jr. The Grace Moore Story. The West Point Story. Back to Broadway. Where's Charley, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See by About Face.
Physical Description1 box
Montana Based on a story by Ernest Haycox. Screenplay by James R. Webb, Borden Chase, and Charles O'Neal. Final script, 1948 August 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Moonlighter Story and screenplay by Niven Busch. Final shooting script, 1953 April 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Moonshot Screenplay by Loring Mandel. From the novel by Hank Searls. Final script, 1966 August 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See by Countdown
Physical Description1 box
A Most Immoral Lady (Sound Version) From the play by Townsend Martin. Adaptation by Forrest Halsey, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mother's Boys Screenplay by Fred Niblo, Jr. Final script, 1941 January 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mothers Cry by Helen Grace Carlisle. Scenario and dialogue by Lenore J. Coffee. Final script, 1930 June 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mountain Justice Original by Luci Ward. Screenplay by Norman Reilly Raine and Luci Ward, circa 1936. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mouthpiece Based on a play by Frank J. Collins. Adaptation and dialogue by Joseph Jackson and Earl Baldwin, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Moving Target Based on the novel by Ross MacDonald. Screenplay by William Goldman. Revised final, 1965 June 9. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See by Harper
Physical Description1 box
Mr. Chump Screenplay by George Bricker. Final script, 1938 March 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mr. Dodd Takes the Air Story by Clarence Budington Kelland. Revised final, 1937 April 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mr. Limpet From a novel by Theodore Pratt. Screenplay by Jameson Brewer and John C. Rose. Adaptation by Joe DiMona. Final script, 1962 June 6. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See by The Incredible Mr. Limpet
Physical Description1 box
Mr. Pulver and the Captain, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See by Ensign Pulver
Physical Description1 box
Based on a play by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan. From a novel by Thomas Heggen. As produced on stage by Leland Hayward. Screenplay by Joshua Logan and Peter Feibleman. Revised final, 1963 July 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Mr. Skeffington Screenplay by Julius and Philip Epstein. Revised final, 1943 October 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murder by an Aristocrat Anonymous, circa 1936. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murder in the Clouds Original screenplay and dialogue by Dore Schary and Roy Chanslor. Final script, 1934 August 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murder in the Death House Original screenplay by Raymond L. Schrock. Final script, 1942 January 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murder on the Second Floor Play by Frank Vosper. Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey. Final script, 1940 December 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murder on Wheels by Raymond L. Schrock. Final script, 1942 August 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Murder Plane A story of the United States Secret Service, from the files of William H. Moran, Ex-Chief of the U. S. Secret Service. Screenplay by Raymond L. Schrock. Second revised final, 1938 September 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murder Will Out Anonymous, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Murieta Screenplay by James O'Hanlon. Final script, circa 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Music Man Based on Meredith Wilson's "The Music Man" with his music and lyrics. Book written in collaboration with Franklin Lacey. Screenplay by Marion Hargrove. Final script, 1961 February 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
My Blood Runs Cold Screenplay by John Mantley. Story by John Meredyth Lucas. Final script, 1964 September 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
My Dream is Yours Screenplay by Harry Kurnitz and Dane Lussier. Adaptation by Allen Rivkin and Laura Kerr. Second revised final, 1948 March 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
My Fair Lady Based on musical play as produced on stage by Herman Levin. Book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner. Music by Frederick Loewe. From a play by Bernard Shaw "Pygmalion." Screenplay by Alan Jay Lerner. Final script, 1963 June 24. 1 box.
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1 box
My Reputation From the novel by Clare Jaynes. Screenplay by Catherine Turney. Final script, 1943 October 30. 1 box.
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1 box
My Wild Irish Rose Screenplay by Peter Milne. Final script, 1946 September 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mysterious Doctor Original screenplay by Richard Weil. Final script, 1942 August 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Mystery of Hunting's End Screenplay by Sherman L. Loew. Revised final, 1937 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Naked and the Dead Screenplay by Denis Sanders and Terry Sanders. From the novel by NormanMailer. Third revised final. 12/657, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Naked Runner Based on the novel by Francis Clifford. Screenplay by Stanley Mann. Final script. 7/66, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Nancy Drew and the "Hidden Staircase" Original screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Based on the characters by Carolyn Keene. Final, 1939 April 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Nancy Drew, Reporter Original screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Based on the characters by Carolyn Keene. Final, 1938 October 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Nancy Drew, Trouble Shooter Original screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Based on characters by Carolyn Keene. Final, 1939 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Narrow Corner Dialogue and continuity by Robert R. Presnell, circa 1933. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Navy Blues Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Music by Arthur Schwartz. Lyrics by Al Dubin. Final script, 1941 April 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Never Too Late Based upon the stage play by Sumner Arthur Long as produced on the stage by Elliott Martin and Daniel Hollywood. Screenplay by Sumner Arthur Long. Final script, 1965 March 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
New York Confidential Suggested by the Best Seller by Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer. Original screenplay by Clarence Greene and Russell Rouse. Final script, 1954 May 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
New York Town Screen adaptation by Lillie Hayward and Ward Morehouse, circa 1932. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Night and Day Original screenplay by Charles Hoffman and Leo Townsend. Revised final, 1945 June 12. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Night Beat Screenplay by William Sackheim. Final script, 1948 June 2. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Homicide"
Physical Description1 box
The Night Before Christmas Screenplay by Everett Freeman and Edwin Gilbert. Revised final script, 1941 October 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Night Freight by Robert E. Kent and Raymond L. Schrock. Final script, 1942 June 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Night Nurse Screenplay by Oliver H. P. Garrett. Special dialogue by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1931 March 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Night Shift Anon. Final script, 1943 February 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Night Unto Night Screenplay by Kathryn Scola. Final script, 1946 September 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Nine Lives are Not Enough From a novel by Jerome Odlum. Screenplay by Fred Niblo, Jr. Script final, 1941 May 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
No Hard Feelings Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet and Don Ryan. From a story by Frederick Nebel. Final, 1936 August 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
No Hard Feelings Screenplay by M. Coates Webster. Final script, 1941 January 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
No, No, Nanette, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Tea For Two
Physical Description1 box
No, No, Nanette (Sound version) Anon. Final script, circa 1930. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
No Sleep Till Dawn, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Bombers B-52
Physical Description1 box
No Time for Comedy Screenplay by Julius and Philip G. Epstein. Final script, 1940 April 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
No Time for Sergeants Based on the novel by Mac Hyman. Screenplay by John Lee Mahin. From the play by Ira Levin as presented by Maurice Evans. Final script, 1956 December 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Nobody Lives Forever Novel and screenplay by W. R. Burnett. Final script, 1944 August 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
None But the Brave Screenplay by John Twist and Katsuya Susaki. Story by Kikumaru Okuda. Final script, 1964 March 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
North Shore by Wallace Irwin. Screenplay by Mary C. McCall, Jr. and Peter Milne. Final script, 1934 October 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Not On Your Life, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Island of Love. Story by Leo Catcher. Screenplay by David R. Schwartz. Final script. 5/25/62
Physical Description1 box
Not On Your Life by Isabel Dawn and Boyce de Gaw., circa 1935. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Not Wanted Screenplay by Larry Nimble and Fred Knobble, Jr. Adapted by Lee Katz. Final script, 1939 April 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Now, Voyager From a novel by Olive Higgins Prado. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final, 1942 March 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Nun's Story From the book by Kathryn C. Hume. Screenplay by Robert Anderson, circa 1958. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Objective, Burma Original screenplay by Allah Bessie. Screenplay by Ranald McDougall and Lester Cole. Revised final, 1944 June 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Ocean's Eleven Based on a story by George Clayton Johnson and Jack Golden Russell. Screenplay by Harry Brown and Charles Laterriere. Revised final, 1960 February 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Octopus and Miss Smith From a story by Jerry Gruskin. Screenplay by Everett Freeman and Harry Kurnitz. Revised final, 1949 March 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Of Human Bondage by Catherine Turney. Second revised final, 1944 June 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Office Wife Screenplay by Charles Kenyon. N. d., dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Oil for the Lamps of China by Alice Tisdale Hobart. Screenplay by Laird Doyle, circa 1934. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Oklahoma Kid Original story by Edward Paramore and Wally Klein. Screenplay by Warren Duff. Revised final, 1938 October 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Old Acquaintance Screenplay by John Van Druten and Edmund Goulding. Final, 1942 September 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Old Doll's House Based on a story by Damon Runyon. A screenplay by Warren Duff. Final script, 1934 March 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Old English Anon, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Old Maid Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Revised final, 1939 March 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Old Man and the Sea Screenplay by Peter Viertel. Continuity final, 1957 August 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Old Man Minick Adaptation and dialogue by Julien Josephson and Maude T. Howell. Final script, 1931 January 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
On Moonlight Bay Adapted from Penrod Stories by Booth Tarkington. Screenplay by Jack Rose and Melville Shavelson. Final script, 1951 January 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
On Secret Service Original screenplay by Anthony Coldwey. Final script, 1936 April 10. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
On the Border by Lillie Hayward, circa 1929. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
On Trial From the play by Elmer L. Rice. Adaptation by Robert Lord and Max Pollack, circa 1928. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Once a Doctor Story by Frank Daugherty and Paul Perez. Screenplay by Robertson White and Ben Grauman Kohn. Final script, 1936 August 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Once and Future King, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Camelot
Physical Description1 box
One Foot in Heaven (The Life of a Practical Parson) From the biography of his father by Hartzell Spence. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final script, 1941 May 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
One Last Fling Based on the story by Herbert Clyde Lewis. Screenplay by Richard Flournoy. Third revised temp, 1948 January 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
One Man Woman Screenplay by Ervin Gelsey and F. Hugh. Herbert. Revised final, 1934 February 9. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
One More Tomorrow Original screenplay by Crane Wilbur and George Bricker. Final script, 1937 July 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
One Night at Susie's (Sound version) by Frederick Hazlett Brennan. Screenplay by Forrest Halsey and Kathryn Scola, circa 1930. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
One Way Passage Story by Robert Lord. Screenplay by Wilson Mizner and Joseph Jackson. Final, 1932 May 3. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Onionhead From the novel by Weldon Hill. Screenplay by Nelson Gidding. Final script, 1957 September 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Only the Valiant From the novel by Charles Marquis Warren. Screenplay by Edmund H. North and Harry Brown. Final script, 1950 March 23. 1 box.
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1 box
On Your Toes Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. From the play Richard Rodgers and Larry Hart. Final, 1939 May 5. 1 box.
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1 box
The Open Verdict Screenplay by Barre Lyndon and Peter Milne from an original story "The Big Bow Mystery" by Israel Zangwill. Revised final, 1945 September 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Operation Pacific Screenplay by George Waggner. Final, 1950 August 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Othello by William Shakespeare. Release script, circa 1965. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Other Men's Wives (Sound Version) by Walter Hackett. Screenplay by Forrest Halsey, circa 1929. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Other Tomorrow by Octavus Roy Cohen. Screenplay by Fred Myton. Dialogue by James A. Starr, circa 1929. 1 box.
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1 box
Our Miss Brooks Based on the CBS Television program series on "Our Miss Brooks". From our idea by Robert Mann. Screenplay by Al Lewis and Joseph Quillan. Final script, 1955 July 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Out-of-Towners, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Dear Heart". Screenplay by Tad Mosel from his own story. Final. 8/6/63
Physical Description1 box
Outward Bound by Sutton Vane. Screenplay by J. Grubb Alexander, circa 1930. 1 box.
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1 box
Outward Bound Screenplay by Daniel Fuchs. Final script, 1943 October 1. 1 box.
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1 box
Painting the Clouds With Sunshine Screenplay by Harry Clork, Roland Kibbee, and Peter Milne. From a play by Avery Hopwood. Final script, 1951 January 29. 1 box.
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1 box
The Pajama Game Screenplay by George Abbott and Richard Bissell. Based upon the play "The Pajama Game". Book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell. From Richard Bissell's novel "7 ½ Cents", circa 1957. 1 box.
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1 box
Palm Springs Weekend Written by Earl Hamner, Jr. Final, 1963 February 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Parachute From Riam James' novel. Screenplay by John Francis Larkin. Second revised final, 1932 September 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Paris (Sound version) by Martin Brown. Screen version by Hope Loring, circa 1929. 1 box.
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1 box
Paris Does Strange Things (English dialogue script) Story, screenplay and direction by Jean Renoir, circa 1957. 1 box.
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1 box
Parrish Screenplay by Delmer Daves. Based on the novel by Mildred Savage. Revised final, 1960 February 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Party Husband by Geoffrey Barnes. Adaptation and dialogue by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1930 December 27. 1 box.
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1 box
Passage from Hong Kong From the story " The Agony Colum" by Earl Derr Biggers. Screenplay by Fred Niblo, Jr. Final, 1941 March 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Passage To Marseille Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Third revision final, 1943 July 19. 1 box.
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1 box
Passionate Sonata by Wilson Collison. Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Final script, 1931 March 14. 1 box.
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1 box
The Password to Larkspur Lane A "Nancy Drew" Mystery by Carolyn Keene. Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Final, 1938 August 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Patient in Room Eighteen Screenplay by Robertson White and Eugene Solow. From the novel by Mignon Eberhart. Final, 1937 August 23. 1 box.
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1 box
Penny Arcade by George Rosener and Harvey Thew. Final script, circa 1930. 1 box.
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1 box
Penrod and Sam Story by Booth Tarkington. Screenplay by Lillie Hayward and Hugh Cummings. Final, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Penrod and Sam From the stories by Booth Tarkington. Screenplay and dialogue by Waldemar Young. Temp. shooting script, 1931 April 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Penrod Stories, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: On the Moonlight Bay
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Penrod's Double Trouble Original story by Ernest Booth. Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Revised final, 1937 December 8. 1 box.
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1 box
The Perfect Specimen Anon. Final script, 1937 May 11. 1 box.
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1 box
Perfect Strangers Screenplay by Edith Sommer. Adaptation by George Oppenheimer. Based on a stage play by Charles MacArthur and Ben Hecht from a drama by L. Bush-Fekete. Revised final, 1949 June 21. 1 box.
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1 box
A Perfect Week-End Screenplay by Warren Duff and Seton I. Miller. Final, 1934 July 6. 1 box.
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1 box
Pete Kelly's Blues Screenplay by Richard L. Breen. Final shooting script, 1955 March 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Petulia Screenplay by Larry Marcus. Based on a novel by John Haase. Adaptation by Barbara Turner. Final, 1967 March 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Phantom Ape Screenplay by Harold Medford and James Webb. Revised final script, 1953 August 18. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Phantom of the Rue Morgue.
Physical Description1 box
Phantom of the Rue Morgue, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Phantom Ape
Physical Description1 box
The Philadelphian From the novel "The Philadelphian" by Richard Powell. Screenplay by James Gunn. Final script, 1958 September 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Philo Vance Comes Back Story by S.S. Van Dine. Screenplay by Tom Reed. Revised final, 1939 July 26. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Valling Philo Vance.
Physical Description1 box
Pick Up on Dope Street Written by Irwin Schwartz, Irvin Kershner, and Andrew J. Fenady. circa 1957. (Final script), circa 1957. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Stake Out on Dope Street".
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Pillar to Post Screenplay by Charles Hoffman. Final script, 1944 August 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Playing Around From "Sheba" a short story by Vina Delmar. Screenplay by Harvey Thew and Humphrey Pearson, circa 1929. 1 box.
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1 box
Plunder of the Sun Based on the novel by David Dodge. Screenplay by Jonathan Latimer. Revised final, 1952 October 25. 1 box.
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1 box
Polo Joe Screenplay by Peter Milne and Hugh Cummings. Revised final, 1936 May 28. 1 box.
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1 box
The Polo Express Rider Screenplay by Roy Chanslor and Harold Buckley. Final script, 1936 June 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Poor Little Ritz Girl Anon, circa 1931. 1 box.
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1 box
Portrait of a Mobster Based on a novel by Harry Grey. Story and screenplay by Howard Brown. Final, 1960 January 9. 1 box.
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1 box
Prairie Thunder Original screenplay by Ed Earl Repp. Final script, 1937 May 25. 1 box.
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1 box
Pretty Baby From a story by Jules Furthman and John Klorer. Screenplay by Everett Freeman and Harry Kurnitz. Final, 1949 January 25. 1 box.
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1 box
The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain. Screenplay by Laird Doyle. Final, 1936 January 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Princess O'Rourke Original screenplay by Norman Krasna. Final script, 1942 June 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Prison Farm Original story by Abem Finkel and Maj. Harold Buckley. Screenplay by Dalton Trumbo. Final script, circa 1935. 1 box.
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1 box
"Prisoners are People", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Unchained"
Physical Description1 box
Private Detective Screenplay by Rian James. Final script, 1933 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Private Navy of Sgt, O'Farrell Screenplay by Frank Tashlin. United Artists. Continuity script. 1968. Quarto, mimeographed sheets. Story by John L. Green and Robert M. Fresco, dates not examined. 1 box.
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1 box
The Prize No screen credits listed in this version. MGM. American instruction list. August 13, 1969. Re-issue. The film adaptation of Irving Wallace's novel, dates not examined. 1 box.
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1 box
The Projected Man Screenplay by J. C. Cooper and Peter Bryan. Compton Films. Release script. UK version. 1966. Legal size, mimeographed sheets, 1966. 1 box.
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1 box
Prosperi, Giorgio The Naked Maja. Screenplay by Norman Corwin and Giorgio Prosperi. Original story by Oscar Saul and Talbot Jennings. United Artists. Dialogue cutting continuity. March 1959. Quarto, mimeographed sheets in printed folder, 1959. 1 box.
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1 box
PT109 From the book by Robert J. Donovan. Adaptation by Howard Sheehan and Vincent X. Flaherty. Screenplay by Richard L. Breen. Third revised final, 1962 June 15. 1 box.
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1 box
Pursued Original screenplay by Niven Busch. Revised final, 1946 August 8. 1 box.
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1 box
Public Enemy's Wife by Abem Finkel and Harold Buckley, circa 1936. 1 box.
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1 box
Public Wedding Screenplay by Roy Chanslor. From the story by Houston Branch. Final script, 1937 January 13. 1 box.
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1 box
"Pygmalion", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: My Fair Lady
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Rachel Cade Screenplay by Edward Anhalt. From the novel by Charles Mercer. Final script, 1959 August 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Racing Luck Story and screenplay by Tristam Tupper. Revisions by Dore Schary. Final script, 1934 September 26. 1 box.
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1 box
Racket Busters Original story by Robert Rossen and Leonardo Bercovici. Screenplay by Warren Duff and Robert Rossen. Final script, 1938 April 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Rampage Formerly "The Enchantress". Screenplay by Robert I. Holt. Based on a screenplay by Marguerite Roberts. Adapted from the novel by Alan Caillou. Final script, 1962 August 22. 1 box.
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1 box
Raton Pass Screenplay by Tom W. Blackburn and James Webb. From a novel by Tom W. Blackburn. Revised final, 1950 July 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Ready, Willing, and Able Anon. Revised final, 1936 September 17. 1 box.
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1 box
The Real McCoy Anon. Final script, 1935 June 4. 1 box.
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1 box
Rear Guard Screenplay by Russell Hughes. Adaptation by Samuel Fuller. From a Saturday Evening Post novel by James Warner Bellah. Revised final, 1953 July 30. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "The Command".
Physical Description1 box
Rebel Without a Cause Screenplay by Stewart Stern. Adaptation by Irving Shulman. From a story by Nicholas Ray. Final script, circa 1955. 1 box.
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1 box
The Reckless Hour From the play "Ambush" by Arthur Richman. Screen adaptation by Florence Ryerson. Revised final script, 1931 February 28. 1 box.
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1 box
Red Hot Sinners Anon, circa 1931. 1 box.
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1 box
Red Meat Story and continuity by Charles Kenyon and Sidney Sutherland. Dialogue by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1933 June 13. 1 box.
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1 box
Reflections In a Golden Eye Screenplay by Chapman Mortimer, Gladys Hill, and John Huston. Based on a novel by Carson McCullers, circa 1966. 1 box.
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1 box
Reform School Story by Islin Austir. Screenplay by Edward Chodorov. Final script, 1933 January 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Registered Nurse Screenplay by Lillie Hayward and Peter Milne. Final script, 1933 December 9. 1 box.
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1 box
Remember Tomorrow Screenplay by Marion Parsonnet. Revised final, 1941 August 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Retreat, Hell! Screenplay by Milton Sperling and Ted Sherdeman. Story and production by Milton Sperling. Final, 1951 September 11. 1 box.
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1 box
Return From Limbo Screenplay by Horace Jackson. From the story by A.H.V. Carr. Final script, 1937 August 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Return of Dr. X Original story by William Makin. Screenplay by Lee Katz. Revised final, 1939 May 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Return of Miss Pinkerton Story by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey. Final, 1941 January 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Return of the Frontiersman Screenplay by Edna Anhalt. Revised final, 1949 April 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Revolt Story by Mary C. McCall, Jr. Screen adaptation by Niven Busch and Erwin Gelsey. Final script, 1932 May 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Rhapsody In Blue Screenplay by Howard Koch and Elliott Paul. Based on Original Screenplay by Sonya Levien, circa 1945. 1 box.
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1 box
The Rich Are Always With Us Screenplay by Austin Parker. Final script, 1932 January 12. 1 box.
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1 box
Ride Him, Cowboy! by Kenneth Perkins. Screenplay by Scott Mason, circa 1932. 1 box.
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1 box
Riding Shotgun Screenplay by Tom Blackburn. From a story by Kenneth Perkins, 1953 February 25. 1 box.
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1 box
The Right to Live Based on a play by W. Somerset Maugham. Screenplay by Ralph Block. Final script, 1934 September 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Ring of Fear Written by Paul Fix, Philip MacDonald, and James Edward Grant. Supplemental script, 1954 February 22. 1 box.
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1 box
Rio Bravo Screenplay by Jules Furthman and Leigh Brackett. From a short story by B.H. McCampbell. Final, 1956 February 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
"The Rising of the Moon", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Three Leaves of a Shamrock
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The River Changes by Owen Crump. Final, 1954 June 5. 1 box.
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1 box
River's End Anon. Final, 1940 May 4. 1 box.
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1 box
The Roar of the Crowd Adaptation and dialogue. Seton I. Miller and Niven Busch, Jr. Temporary, 1931 January 13. 1 box.
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1 box
The Roaring Road Screenplay by Sig Herzig and Wally Klein. Revisions by Norman Reilly Raine. Final, 1939 December 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Roaring '20's, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "The World Moves On". Story (The World Moves On) by Mark Hellinger. Screenplay by Jerry Wald, Richard Macaulay, Robert Rossen. Revised final. 10/28/39
Physical Description1 box
Robin and the 7 Hoods Screenplay by David Schwartz. Final, 1963 October 15. 1 box.
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1 box
The Rock Bottom Story by Gina Kaus. Screenplay by Martin Rackin. Revised final, 1949 October 11. 1 box.
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1 box
Rocky Mountain Story by Alan LeMay and Winston Miller. Revised final, 1950 June 6. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Ghost Mountain".
Physical Description1 box
Romance in a Glass House Story by Julius J. Epstein and Jerry Wald. Screenplay by Julius J. Epstein, Jerry Wald, and Robert Andrews. Final, 1935 June 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Romance in High C Screenplay by Philip G. and Julius J. Epstein and I. A. L. Dialmond. Revised final, 1947 May 14. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Romance in the High Seas".
Physical Description1 box
Rome Adventure, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Lovers Must Learn
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Room For One More Screenplay by Jack Rose and Melville Shavelson. Final, 1951 August 1. 1 box.
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1 box
Rope Story by Patrick Hamilton. Screenplay by Arthur Laurents. Final, 1947 December 16. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Rope's End".
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Rough Waters by James A. Star. Dialogue by Brown Holmes, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Roughly Speaking Book and screenplay by Louise Randall Pierson. Revised final, 1944 April 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Ruling Passion, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Millionaire. By Earl Derr Biggers. Dialogue by Booth Tarkington. Final script. 12/24/30
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Safe in Hell by Houston Branch. Adaptation by Joseph Jackson and Maude Fulton. Dialogue by Maude Fulton. Revised final, 1931 June 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Sally From the musical comedy by Guy Bolton. Screenplay by Waldemar Young. Final, 1929. 1 box.
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Samar Screenplay by Ferde Grofe and George Montgomery, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
San Antonio Original screenplay by Alan LeMay and W. R. Burnett. Revised final, 1941 August 26. 1 box.
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1 box
San Francisco Story From the novel "Vigilante!" by Richard Summers. Final revised, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
San Quentin Story by Robert Tasker and John Bright. Screenplay by Humphrey Gobb and Peter Milne. Final, circa 1937. 1 box.
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1 box
San Quentin Story Based on the book of the same name by Clinton T. Duffy and Dean Jennings. Story by Bermann Swarttz and Walter Doniger. Screenplay by Walter Doniger, 1953 December 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Santa Fe Trail Original screenplay by Robert Buckner. Revised final, 1940 July 2. 1 box.
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1 box
Santiago Screenplay by Martin Rackin and John Twist. Final, 1955 January 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sap Continuity by Robert Lord. Final, 1929 January 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Saratoga Trunk Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Second revised final, 1943 March 2. 1 box.
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1 box
Sawdust Screenplay by Bert Kalmer and Harry Ruby. Final, 1934 February 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sayonara From the novel by James Michner. Screenplay by Raul Osborn. Second revised final, 1956 December 20. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Scarlet Pages, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Woman at the Bar". By John B. Hymer and Samuel Shipman. Scenario by Walter Anthony. Screen treatment and dialogue by Maude Fulton. 3/28/30
Physical Description1 box
The Scent of Danger (working title) From the book by Donald Mackenzie. Screenplay by David Osborn, 1959 March 25. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Malaga".
Physical Description1 box
The Sea Chase From the novel by Andrew Geer. Screenplay by James Warner Bellah and John Twist. Final, 1954 September 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sea Hawk Screenplay by Seton I. Miller and Howard Koch. Second final revision, 1940 January 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sea Wolf Based on the novel by Jack London. Screenplay by Robert Rossen. Final, 1940 October 22. 1 box.
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1 box
The Searchers Revised final. Screenplay by Frank Nugent, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Second Choice by E. Alexander. Adaptation and dialogue by Joseph Jackson, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
The Secret Screenplay by Silvia Richards. Ranald MacDougal. Revised final, 1946 June 5. 1 box.
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1 box
Secret Enemies Based on original story by Seton I. Miller. Screenplay by Raymond L. Schrock. Final, 1942 May 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Secrets of an Actress Screenplay by Milton Krims and Julius Epstein. Final, 1938 February 5. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Lovely Lady".
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See Naples and Die From the play by Elmer Rice. Adaptation and dialogue by Joseph Jackson. Songs by Al Dubin and Joe Burke. Final script, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
The Sentence Based on the play "The Mouthpiece" by Frank J. Collins. Screenplay by Walter DeLeon and Tom Reed. Revised final, 1940 April 18. 1 box.
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1 box
The Sentence (1946) Screenplay by Richard Nash and Ranald MacDougall. Final, 1946 January 5. 1 box.
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1 box
Serenade Based on the novel by James M. Cain. Screenplay by Ivan Goff and Ben Roberts. Final, 1955 August 19. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sergeant Novel and screenplay by Denis Murphy. Estimating script, 1967 May 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sergeant York Screenplay by Abem Finkel, Harry Chandlee, John Huston, Howard Koch. Revised final, 1941 January 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sergent Murphy Screenplay by Abem Finkel and William Jacobs. Final, 1937 June 12. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Golden Girl".
Physical Description1 box
"7 ½", undated. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Pajama Game
Physical Description1 box
Seven Men From Now Original story and screen play by Burt Kennedy. Final, 1955 September 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sex and the Single Girl Screenplay by Joseph Heller and David R. Story by Joseph Hoffman. Based on the book by Helen Gurlty Brown. Revised final, 1963 October 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Shadow of their Wings by Byron Morgan and B.H. Orkow. Additional dialogue by Richard Macaulay. Final, 1942 January 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Shadow of a Woman From the novel "He Fell Down Dead" by Virginia Perdue. Screenplay by Whitman Chambers and Graham Baker. Revised final, 1945 February 8. 1 box.
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1 box
The Shake Down by Robert N. Lee and Eugene Solow. Revised by Rian James. Revised final, 1933 August 23. 1 box.
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1 box
She Couldn't Say No by Ben Kaye. Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Dialogue by Arthur Caesar, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
She Couldn't Say No Anon. Final, 1940 October 5. 1 box.
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1 box
She Had To Say Yes Anon. Final, 1932 December 7. 1 box.
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1 box
She Means Business Adaptation by Robert Lord and Houston Branch. Additional dailogue by J. S. Perelman. Final script, 1931 September 16. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
She Stayed Kissed Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Revised final, 1940 January 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sheriff Was Scared, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Boy From Oklahoma
Physical Description1 box
She's Back on Broadway, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Back to Broadway
Physical Description1 box
She's Working Her Way Through College Screenplay by Peter Milne. Final script, 1951 August 25. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Male Animal".
Physical Description1 box
S-H-H-H The Octopus Based on a play by Ralph Murphy and Donald Gallaher. Final script, 1937 June 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Shine On Harvest Moon Screenplay by Richard Weil and Sam Hellman. Additional dialogue by James Kern and Francis Swann. Revised final, 1943 July 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Shoot-out at Medicine Bend Screenplay by John Tucker Battle and P.D. Beauchamp. Final script, 1956 October 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Show Girl in Hollywood by J. P. McEvoy. Screenplay and dialogue by Harvey Thew. Final script, 1930 October 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Shrinking Violet Original story and screenplay by George Bricker. Revised final, 1936 June 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Shuttered Room Screenplay by Alexander Jacobs and Nathaniel Tanchuck. Final script. 3/66, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Side Show by William K. Wells. Final script, 1931 March 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Silk Express Story by Houston Branch. Screenplay by Houston Branch and Ben Markson. Final script, 1933 January 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Silver Chalice Screenplay by Lesser Samuels. Revised final, 1954 April 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Silver Dollar Story by David Karsner. Screenplay by Harvey Thew and Carl Erickson. Final script, 1932 July 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Silver Lining From a story by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby. Screenplay by Phoebe and Henry Ephron and Marian Spitzer. Final script, 1948 March 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Silver River Screenplay by Stephen Longstreet. Final script, 1947 April 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sin Flood From the play by Henning Berger. Screen play by Bradley King. Final script, 1930 January 7. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sincerely Yours, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Man Who Played God". By Irving Wallace. Final. 5/28/55
Physical Description1 box
Singapore Original story by Laird Doyle. Screenplay by M. Coates Webster and Allen Rivkin. Revised final, 1940 December 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Singer Not the Song From the novel by Audrey Erskine Lindop. Screen play Nigel Balchin. Export script, 1961 September 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Singing Kid by Robert Lord. Screenplay by Warren Duff and Patsy Flick. Revised final, 1935 January 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Singing Marine Screenplay by Delmar Daves. Revised final, 1937 January 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sisters From the novel by Myron Brining. Screenplay by Milton Krims. Revised final, 1938 June 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sit Tight Anon, circa 1931. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Six Day Bicycle Race Story and screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Final script, 1934 July 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Skin Deep Continuity by Gordon Rigby. Final, 1929 January 18. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Sleeping Prince Screenplay and play by Terence Rattington. Final script, 1956 June 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
A Slight Case Of Murder Anon. Final script, 1937 October 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Slim Novel and screenplay by William Wister Haines. Revised final, 1936 January 21. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Smart Money Screenplay by David Lang. Revised final, 1948 April 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Smashing the Money Ring From the files of William H. Moran ex-chief of U.S. Secret service. Screenplay by Lee Katz and Dean Franklin. Final, 1938 January 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Smiling Ghost Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Final script, 1941 March 26. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Snowed Under Anon. Revised final, 1935 January 29. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
So Big From the novel by Edna Ferber. Screenplay and dialogue by J. Grubb Alexander. Final, 1931 December 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
So Big Screenplay by John Twist. Revised final, 1953 February 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
So Long Letty Screenplay and dialogue by Robert Lord and Arthur Caesar. 5/29, dates not examined. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
So This Is Love, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Grace Moore Story
Physical Description1 box
Social Pirates by Edward Kaufman and Sy Bartlet. Added dialogue by Ben Markson. Revsed final, 1935 March 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Somewhere in the City From a story by Larry Marcus. Screenplay by Larry Marcus, Ivan Goff, and Ben Roberts. Revised final, 1948 July 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Son of the Gods, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Son of a Sailor". Anon. Final script. 8/15/33
Physical Description1 box
Son of the Gods Anon. undated Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Song of the Flame by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, 2 nd. Music by George Gershwin and Herbert Stothalt. Screenplay and dialogue by Gordon Rigby. Revised, 1929 October 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Somewhere in the City From a story by Larry Marcus. Screenplay by Larry Marcus, Ivan Goff, and Ben Roberts. Revised final, 1948 July 31. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Sons O' Guns Anon. Revised final, 1936 January 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
South of Sonora by Will Levington Comfort. Adaptation by Joe Roach. Final script, 1932 January 5. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
South of St. Louis Screenplay by Zachary Gold and James R. Webb. Revised final, 1948 May 24. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Distant Drums".
Physical Description1 box
South of Suez Screenplay by Barry Trivers. Revised final, 1940 September 3. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Gentlemen From Kemberly".
Physical Description1 box
Special Agent Anon. Final script, 1935 June 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Spencer's Mountain Based on the novel by Earl Hamner, Jr. Screenplay by Delmar Daves. Final script, 1962 June 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Spent Bullets From Liberty Magazine serial "Nikki and Her War Birds" by John Monk Saunders. Continuity by Byron Morgan. Final, 1931 April 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Spirit of St. Louis Based on a book by Charles A. Lindbergh. Adaptation by Charles Lederer. Screenplay by Billy Wilder and Wendell Mayes. Final, 1957 January 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Splendor in the Grass by William Inge. Final script, 1961 May 11. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Spring is Here Based on the play by Owen Davis. Adaptation and dialogue by James A. Starr. Revised final, circa 1930. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Springfield Rifle From a story by Sloan Nibley. Screenplay by Charles Marquis Warren and Frank Davis. Final script, 1952 April 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Stage Struck Anon. Revised final, 1936 February 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Stallion Road Novel and screenplay by Stephen Longstreet. Revised final, 1946 March 28. 1 box.
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1 box
A Star is Born Musical screenplay by Moss Hart. Final script, 1953 October 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Starlift From a story by John Klorer. Screenplay by John Klorer and Karl Kamb. Final script, 1951 May 8. 1 box.
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1 box
Stars Over Broadway Story by Mildred Cram. Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Julius Epstein. Final script, circa 1935. 1 box.
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1 box
The State Cop Anon. Final script, 1939 August 5. 1 box.
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1 box
Steel Highway Adapted by Maude Fulton. Final script, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Steel Hook Screenplay by Ferde Grofe, Jr., Marvin Wald, and George Montgomery. Final script, 1961 February 13. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Steel Jungle, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: I Died a Thousand Times
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Stolen Life Screenplay by Catherine Turney. From an adaptation by Margaret Buell Wilder. Revised final, 1945 January 23. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Stop the World I Want to Get Off Based on a play by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley. Final script, circa 1966. 1 box.
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1 box
Stop, You're Killing Me Based on a play by Damon Runyon and Howard Lindsay. Screenplay by James O'Hanlon. Final, 1952 June 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Storm Center Written by Daniel Fuchs and Richard Brooks. Revised script, 1949 January 30. 1 box.
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1 box
The Story of Mankind Based on the book by Hendrick van Looh. Screenplay by Irwin Allen and Charles Bennett. Final script, 1957 July 10. 1 box.
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1 box
The Story of Will Rogers Based on the Saturday Evening Post story "Uncle Clem's Boy" by Mrs. Will Rogers. Adaptation by John C. Moffit. Screenplay by Frank Davis and Stanley Roberts. Final script, 1952 January 19. 1 box.
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1 box
Stranded Story by Frank Weade and Ferdinand Reyher. Screenplay by Delmar Daves. Revised final, 1935 March 9. 1 box.
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1 box
Strange Alibi Screenplay by Kenneth Gamet. Revised final, 1941 January 8. 1 box.
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1 box
Strange Lady in Town Original story and screenplay by Frank Butler. Final script, 1954 August 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Strangers in Our Midst From a play by Robert Sherwood. Adaptation by Marvin Barowsky. Screenplay by Thomas Job. Revised final, 1944 April 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Strangers on a Train From the novel by Patricia Highsmith. Adaptation by Witfield Cook. Screenplay by Raymond Chandler and Czenzi Ormande. Final script, 1950 October 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Strawberry Blonde Screenplay by Julius and Philip Epstein. Final, 1940 October 15. 1 box.
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1 box
Street of Women Screen treatment by Mary C. McCall, Jr. Adaptation by Charles Kenyon. Final script, 1932 February 23. 1 box.
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1 box
A Streetcar Named Desire Play and screenplay by Tennessee Williams. Adaptation by Oscar Saul. Final, 1951 August 8. 1 box.
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1 box
Stuff Of Heroes Screenplay by Ben Markson. Rewrite by Kenneth Gamet. Revised final, 1940 January 5. 1 box.
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1 box
Submarine S-262 Screenplay by Frank Wead. Final script, 1937 June 11. 1 box.
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1 box
A Successful Calamity Adaptation and dialogue by Maude Howell, Julian Josephson, Austin Parker, 1932 February 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Sugarfoot From the novel by Clarence Budington Kelland. Screenplay by Russell Huges. Revised by Saul Elkins. Final, 1950 January 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Sulu Sea From a play by Willaim M. Rankin. Adaptation by Earl Baldwin and Stanley Shapiro. Screenplay by Edwin Blum. Final script, 1952 December 20. 1 box.
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1 box
A Summer Place From the novel by Sloan Wilson. Screenplay by Delmar Daves. Final script, 1959 February 16. 1 box.
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1 box
Sunburst Kid Screenplay by Edna Anhalt. Final script, 1948 February 20. 1 box.
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1 box
The Sundowners Screenplay by Isobel Lennart. From the novel by Jon Cleary. Final script, 1959 August 25. 1 box.
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1 box
Sunny by Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein, 2 nd, and Jerome Kern. Screenplay by Humphrey Pearson and Henry McCarty. Revised final, 1930 July 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Sunrise at Campobello Play and screenplay by Dore Schary. Final script, 1960 April 11. 1 box.
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1 box
Susan Slade Based on the novel by Doris Hume. Screenplay by Delmar Daves. Final script, 1960 October 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Svengali From the novel "Tribly" by George Du Maurier. Screenplay by J. G. Alexander. Final, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Sweepstakes Winner From a story by Albert DeMond and Hugh Cummings. Screenplay by John Kraft. Final, 1938 December 15. 1 box.
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1 box
Sweet Adeline Musical play by Oscar Hammerstein, 2 nd, and Jerome Kern. Screenplay by Erwin S. Gelsey. Revised final, 1934 August 27. 1 box.
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1 box
Sweet Aloes From the play by Jay Mallory. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Final script, 1936 April 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Sweet Mama Screenplay and dialogue by Earl Baldwin. Script revised, 1930 January 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Sweet Music Anon. Final script, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Sweet November Written by Herman Raucher. Final script, 1967 March 8. 1 box.
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1 box
Swing Your Lady Screenplay by Joseph Schrank and Maurice Leo. Final, 1937 August 25. 1 box.
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1 box
The System Based on a story by Edith and Samuel Grafton. Screenplay by Jo Eisinger. Final, 1952 January 4. 1 box.
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1 box
Talent Scout Anon. Final, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
The Talisman Screenplay by John Twist. From the novel by Sir Walter Scott. Revised final, 1953 December 4. 1 box.
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1 box
Tall Man Riding From the novel by Norman A. Fox. Screenplay by Joseph Hoffman. Revised final, 1954 June 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Tall Story Based on the stage play by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse. Screenplay by Julius J. Epstein. Revised final, 1959 July 29. 1 box.
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1 box
The Tanks Are Coming Screenplay by Robert Hardy Andrews. Revised final, 1951 May 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Target for Tonight by Harry Watt. Final script, 1941 February 28. 1 box.
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1 box
Target Zero Screenplay by Sam Rolfe. Final, 1954 August 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Tarkington, Booth, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: On Moonlight Bay
Physical Description1 box
Task Force Screenplay by Delmar Daves and Ranald MacDougal. Final script, 1948 October 22. 1 box.
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1 box
Taxi, Please Based on a play by Kubec Glasmon and John Bright. Final, 1931 September 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Tea For Two Screenplay by Harry Clark. Suggested by the play "No, No, Nanette" by Frank Mandel, Otto Harbach, Vincent Youmans, and Emil Nyitray. Final script, 1950 March 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Temple Houston, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "The Man from Galeveston". From a magazine story by Philip Lonergan. Screenplay by Dean Riesner and Michael Zagor. Second revised final. 3/7/63
Physical Description1 box
The Tenderfoot Adaptation by Earl Baldwin and Monty Banks. Additional dialogue by Arthur Caesar, 1932 February 9. 1 box.
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1 box
Term of Trial Screenplay by Peter Glenville. Based on a novel by James Barlow. Final script, 1961 January 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Thank Your Lucky Stars Screenplay by Norman Panama and Melvin Frank. Final, 1942 October 14. 1 box.
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1 box
That Certain Woman by Edmund Goulding. Final script, 1937 March 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Theatre Guild, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: A Majority of One
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Them! Screenplay by Ted Sherdman and Russel Hughs. Final script, 1953 September 4. 1 box.
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1 box
There's Millions in It Screenplay by William Jacobs. Final script, 1936 March 19. 1 box.
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1 box
They Call It Sin by Alberta Stedman Eagan. Screenplay by Howard J. Green and Lillie Hayward. Final script, 1932 June 3. 1 box.
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1 box
They Died with Their Boots On Based on the career of George Armstrong Custer. Screenplay by Wally Klino and Arneas MacKenzie. Final script, 1941 June 17. 1 box.
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1 box
They Drive By Night Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. From the novel by A.I. Bezzerides, 1940 April 22. 1 box.
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1 box
They Made Me a Criminal Screenplay by Sig Herzig. Final script, 1938 July 27. 1 box.
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1 box
The Third Day Screenplay by Burton Wohl and Robert Presnell, Jr. Based on the novel by Joseph Hayes. Revised final, 1964 December 15. 1 box.
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1 box
Thirty Screenplay by William Bowers. Final script, 1959 June 12. 1 box.
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1 box
Thirty Days Hath September Screenplay by Ben Markson and Charles Grayson. From the play by Irving Gaumont and Jack Sobel. Revised final, 1940 December 23. 1 box.
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1 box
This is the Army by Irving Berlin. Second revised final, 1948 March 1. 1 box.
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1 box
This Love of Ours From the biography of Roger Butterfield. Screenplay by Albert Maltz. Final, 1944 October 24. 1 box.
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1 box
This Man Reuter Screenplay by Milton Krims. Story by Valentine Williams. Final script, 1940 April 16. 1 box.
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1 box
This Rebel Breed, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: All God's Children
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This Woman is Dangerous Screenplay by Geoffrey Homes and George Worthing Yates. Revised final, 1951 October 4. 1 box.
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1 box
Those Who Dance, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "His Woman".
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By George Kibbe Turner. Adaptation and dialogue by Joseph Jackson, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Those Who Dance Story by Harry Fried. Screenplay and dialogue by Gordon Rigby and Joseph A. Jackson, 1930 January 30. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Three Flights Up".
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The Threat Screenplay by Jo Helms. Revised script, 1959 August 26. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Cheers For the Irish Screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Revised final, 1939 December 12. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Faces East From the play by Anthony Paul Kelly. Adaptation, screenplay and dialogue by Oliver P. Garret, circa 1930. 1 box.
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1 box
Three For Bedroom C Screenplay by Milton Bren. Based on the novel by Goddard Lieberson, 1952 March 19. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Girls On Broadway Screenplay by Don Ryan and Kenneth Gamet. Final script, 1938 May 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Three In Eden From an idea by Somerset Maugham. Screenplay by Robert Andrews and William Jacobs. Final script, 1936 June 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Leaves of a Shamrock Including: The majesty of the law after the short story by Frank O'Conner. Inspired by Lady Gregory's play "The Rising Of the Moon", "A Minute's Wait" from the comedy by Martin J. McHugh. Screenplay by Frank S. Nugent, 1956 April 2. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Men on a Horse Anon. Final script, 1936 July 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Three on a Match Story and dialogue by Kubec Glasmon and John Bright. Revised final, 1932 May 28. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Sailors and a Girl Screenplay by Roland Kibbee. Revised final, 1953 January 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Three Strangers Story and screenplay by John Houston and Howard Koch. Revised final, 1944 December 12. 1 box.
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1 box
"Thunder Over the Plains", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Come On, Texas
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Tiger in the Night Teleplay by E.M. Parsons and Sy Salkowitz. Magazine story by Eleazer Lipsky. Final script, 1962 October 30. 1 box.
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1 box
Tiger Rose Anon, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Tiger Shark by Houston Branch. Screenplay by Wells Root. Final script, 1932 April 27. 1 box.
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1 box
Timber Screenplay 1 st draft by Robert Kent. Rewritten by Crane Wilbur. Revised final, 1939 September 26. 1 box.
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1 box
The Time, the Place and the Girl Screenplay by Robert Lord. Final script, 1937 July 13. 1 box.
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The Time, the Place and the Girl Anon. Second revised final, 1946 March 21. 1 box.
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1 box
Tinsel Girl Anon. Final script, 1932 January 29. 1 box.
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1 box
To Have and Have Not Screenplay by Jules Furthman. Second revised final, 1944 February 26. 1 box.
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1 box
To the Last Man Anon. Final script, 1943 April 8. 1 box.
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1 box
To the Victor Screenplay by Richard Brooks. Revised final, 1947 September 9. 1 box.
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1 box
Tomorrow is Another Day Screenplay by Art Cohn. Final script, 1950 December 28. 1 box.
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1 box
Too Much of Everything Story and screenplay by Lawrence Kimble and Jean Negulesco. Revised final, 1937 August 31. 1 box.
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1 box
Too Much, Too Soon Based on the book by Diana Barrymore and Gerard Frank. Screenplay by Art and Jo Napoleon. Final script, 1959 September 16. 1 box.
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1 box
Too Young To Know Screenplay by Jo Pagano from the Saturday Evening Post story of the same name by Harlan Ware. Additional dialogue by Harold Goldman. Final script, 1945 January 25. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
"Top Secret Affair", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Melville Goodwin, U.S.A.
Physical Description1 box
Torchy Blane In Chinatown From an adaptation of the story "Murder Will Out" by Murray Leinster and Will Jenkins. Screenplay by George Bricker. Final script, 1938 August 12. 1 box.
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1 box
Torchy Blane In Panama Screenplay by George Bricker. Based on an original story by Anthony Coldewey. Final script, 1938 January 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Torchy Finds Out Screenplay by Albert DeMond. Final, 1938 July 14. 1 box.
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Torchy Runs For Mayor Screenplay by Earle Snell. Final script, 1938 January 26. 1 box.
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1 box
Torrid Zone Story and screenplay by Jerry Wald and Richard Macaulay. Final script, 1940 February 1. 1 box.
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1 box
Tovarich by Jacques Deval. Screenplay by Casey Robinson. Revised final, 1937 June 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Toward the Unknown Screenplay by Beirne Lay, Jr. Fourth revised final, 1956 February 8. 1 box.
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1 box
The Track of the Cat Anon. Final script, 1954 May 20. 1 box.
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1 box
The Travelers Screenplay by Lewis Meltzer. Based on a screenplay and story by Walter Boniger. Revised final, 1950 October 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Traveling Saleslady Anon. Revised final, 1935 January 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Treachery Rides the Trail Anon. Final script, 1935 January 23. 1 box.
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1 box
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre Script by John Huston. From the novel by B. Traven. Revised final, 1947 January 10. 1 box.
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1 box
The Trial Horse Screenplay by George Bricker. From a story by E. J. Flanagan. Final, 1936 October 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Trouble Along the Way, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Alma Mater
Physical Description1 box
Truth is on the March (The Life of Emile Zola) Story by Heinz Herald and Geza Herezeg. Screenplay by Norman Reilly Raine, Heinz Herald, and Geza Herezeg. Revised final, 1937 March 16. 1 box.
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1 box
Tugboat Annie Sails Again Based on a series of Saturday Evening Post stories by Norman Reilly Raine. Screenplay by Walter deLeon. Final, 1940 May 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing Anon. Revised final, 1932 August 11. 1 box.
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1 box
20,000 Years in Sing Sing Screenplay by Courtney Terreh and Robert Lord. Story by Warden Lewis E. Luwes and Wilson Mizner, Brown Holmes. Revised final, 1939 June 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Two Against the World by Marion Dix and Jerome Horwin. Screenplay by Sheridan Gibney. Final script, 1932 May 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Two Guys and a Gal Screenplay by Jack Rose and Mel Shavelson. Final script, 1948 July 28. 1 box.
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1 box
Two Guys From Milwaukee Screenplay by Charles Hoffman and I. A. L. Diamond. Revised final, 1945 December 6. 1 box.
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1 box
Two Guys From Texas Screenplay by I. A. L. Diamond and Allen Boretz. Final script, 1947 February 18. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Howdy Stranger".
Physical Description1 box
The Two Million Dollar Bank Robbery Screenplay by Andrew Stone. Revised final, 1950 February 6. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Two Mrs. Carrolls Screenplay by Thomas Job. Final script, 1945 February 16. 1 box.
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1 box
Two On a Guillotine Screenplay by Henry Slesar and John Kneubuhl. Revised final, 1964 June 1. 1 box.
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1 box
Two Platoons Story by Carlton Sand. Screenplay by Carton Sand and Morton Grant. Final script, 1937 June 27. 1 box.
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1 box
Two Seconds Screenplay by Harvey Thew. Final script, 1931 December 31. 1 box.
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1 box
Typee Screenplay by James Leicester and Harold Jacob Smith. Final, 1958 October 20. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Enchanted Island". Based on the story "Typee" by Herman Melville.
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Uncertain Glory Screenplay by Laszlo Vadnay and Frederick Faust from an original story by Laszlo Vadnay and Joe May. Revised final, 1943 August 16. 1 box.
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1 box
Unchained Suggested by Kenyon J. Scudder's "Prisoners are People". Story and screenplay by Hall Bartlett. Revised final, 1954 December 14. 1 box.
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1 box
"Uncle Clem's Boy", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Story of Will Rogers
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Under Western Skies From the stage play "The Great Divide" by William Vaughn Moody. Screenplay and dialogue by Howard Estabrook, 1930 February 15. 1 box.
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1 box
Underground Screenplay by Charles Grayson. From a story by Edwin Justus Mayer and Oliver H. P. Garrett. Revised final, 1941 February 14. 1 box.
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1 box
The Unfaithful Anon. Final, 1946 January 30. 1 box.
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1 box
Unfit To Print Anon. Final, 1938 August 3. 1 box.
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1 box
Union Depot Anon. Final, 1931 October 8. 1 box.
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1 box
The Unsuspected Screenplay by Ranald MacDougall. Revised final, 1947 January 8. 1 box.
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1 box
Untamed Youth Screenplay by John C. Higgins. Final, 1956 December 17. 1 box.
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1 box
Up Periscope From the novel by Robb White. Screenplay by Richard Landau. Second revised final, 1958 June 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Up the Down Staircase Screenplay by Tad Mosel. Based on the novel by B. Kaufman. Final, 1966 June 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Upper Underworld, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Ruling Voice by Rowland V. and Donald W. Lee. Adaptation by Robert Lord and Byron Morgan. Final. 2/25/31
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Upperworld by Ben Hecht. Screenplay by Ben Markson and Charles Kenyon. Final, 1933 December 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Valley of the Giants Screenplay by Seton I. Miller. Revised final, 1938 April 11. 1 box.
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1 box
The Valley of the Swords, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Castilian. Original story and script as adapted from the poem "The Legend of Ferman Gonzales" by Paulino Rodrigo Diaz, Javier Seto, Luis De Los Arcos. English script and dialogue by Sidney W. Pink. 1962
Physical Description1 box
Varsity Show Anon. Second revised final, 1937 April 23. 1 box.
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1 box
A Very Honorable Guy A screenplay by Earl Baldwin. From a story by Damon Runyon. Final, 1933 December 2. 1 box.
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1 box
A Very Rich Man Screenplay by Leo Townsend. Additional dialogue by Francis Swann. From a story by Earl Derr Biggers. Revised final, 1946 January 28. 1 box.
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1 box
The Very Thought of You Screenplay by Alvah Bessie and Delmar Daves. Original story by Lionel Wiggam. Final, 1944 March 2. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Via Legal, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Battle of the Bulge
Physical Description1 box
The Victim Screenplay by Jerome Weidman and Harold Medford. Final, 1949 September 28. 1 box.
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1 box
Viennese Nights Anon. Final, 1938 January 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Virginia City Screenplay by Robert Buckner. Final, 1939 October 24. 1 box.
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1 box
The Viscount Screenplay by Clark Reynolds. Based on a novel by Jean Bruce. Post Production Script, dates not examined. 1 box.
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1 box
The Voice of the Turtle Screenplay by John van Druten. From the play by John van Druten. Final, 1946 January 14. 1 box.
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1 box
The Voice of Life Screenplay by Michel Jacoby. Based on a play by Louis Weitzenkorn. Final, 1936 February 13. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: "Two Against the World".
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Voltaire Anon. Final, 1933 February 25. 1 box.
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1 box
Wait Until Dark Screenplay by Robert and Jane Howard -Carrington. Based on the play by Frederick Knott. Produced on New York stage by Fred Coe. Final, 1966 January 25. 1 box.
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1 box
The Walking Dead Anon. Final, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
Wall of Noise Screenplay by Joseph Landon. Based on the novel Daniel Michael Stein. Final, 1962 January 14. 1 box.
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1 box
Wallflower Second revised final, 1946 January 16. 1 box.
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1 box
Wanderlust Anon. Revised final, 1935 January 4. 1 box.
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1 box
Watch On the Rhine Screenplay by Dashiell Hammett. Additional scenes and dialogue by Lillian Hellman. Final, 1942 May 25. 1 box.
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1 box
Waterfront Screenplay by Don Ryan and Lee Katz, circa 1939. 1 box.
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1 box
The Wax Works Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Story by Charles Beldew, circa 1953. 1 box.
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1 box
Way For a Pirate Story by Earl Felton. Screenplay by Tom Reed. Revised final, 1936 May 19. 1 box.
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1 box
We Are Not Alone Screenplay by James Hilton. Final, 1939 June 1. 1 box.
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1 box
We Shall Meet Again Screenplay by Warren Duff. Final, 1939 January 16. 1 box.
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1 box
We Three by Edith Fitzgerald. Adaptation by Florence Ryerson. Screenplay by Waldemar Young. Revised final, 1931 March 7. 1 box.
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1 box
Week End Marriage Adaption by Sheridan Gibney. Final, 1932 March 11. 1 box.
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1 box
We're in the Money Anon. Final, 1935 April 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The West Point Story Screenplay by John Monks, Jr., Charles Hoffman, Irving Wallace. From the story by Irving Wallace. Second revised final, 1950 June 9. 1 box.
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1 box
Westbound Story by Berne Giler and Albert Shelby LeVino. Screenplay by Berne Giler. Final, 1957 September 18. 1 box.
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1 box
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane From the novel by Henry Farrell. Screenplay by Lukas Heller. Revised final, 1962 August 1. 1 box.
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1 box
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Anon. Final, undated. 1 box.
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1 box
When We Were Twenty-One by H.U. Esmond. Screenplay, continuity, and dialogue by B. Harrison Orkow. Revised final, 1930 April 6. 1 box.
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1 box
When You Were Born Story by Manley P. Hall. Screenplay by Anthony Coldewey. Final, 1938 February 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Where's Charley Screenplay by John Monks, Jr. Final, 1951 July 2. 1 box.
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1 box
While the Patient Slept Anon. Final, 1934 January 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Whiplash Screenplay by Maurice Geraghty and Harriet Frank, Jr. Revised final, 1947 March 15. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The White Cockatoo Screenplay by Ben Markson and Lillie Hayward. From the novel by Mignon G. Eberhart. Final, 1934 September 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
White Heat Screenplay by Ivan Groff and Ben Roberts. Revised final, 1949 May 4. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Whom Glory Still Adores, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Great Catherine
Physical Description1 box
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? From the play by Edward Albee. Screenplay by Ernest Lehman, 1965 July 30. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Wide Open From the novel by Edward Bateman Morris. Screenplay and dialogue by James A. Starr and Arthur Caesar. Final, 1948 March 8. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Widow From Chicago Screenplay and dialogue by Earl Baldwin and Ruth Rankin, 1930 April 24. 1 box.
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1 box
Wild Bill Hickock Rides Screenplay by Paul Gerard Smith and Charles Grayson. Revised final, 1941 August 29. 1 box.
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1 box
Wild Boys of the Road Screenplay by Earl Baldwin from the story by Danny Ahearn. Final, 1933 June 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Wind Across the Everglades, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Across the Everglades
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Winged Victory by A. J. Cronin. Screenplay by Howard Koch and Ann Froelick. Final, 1940 January 28. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Wings of the Navy Screenplay by Michael Fessier. Final, 1938 July 1. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Winner Take All Adaptation by Robert Lord and Wilson Mizner, 1932 February 17. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Winning Team, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Big League
Physical Description1 box
Winter Meeting by Catherine Turney. From the novel by Ethel Vance. Final, 1947 August 18. 1 box.
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1 box
Without Honor by Robert Lord. Screenplay by Tom Buckingham and Niven Busch. Final, 1934 January 22. 1 box.
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1 box
Without Warning Play by Ralph Spenser Zink. Screenplay by Crane Wilbur. Final, 1937 July 27. 1 box.
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1 box
Woman in Shadow Adapted from a play by Elmer Rice. Screenplay by Don Ryan. Final, 1938 December 13. 1 box.
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1 box
The Woman In White Based on the novel by Wilkie Collins. Screenplay by Stephen Morehouse Avery. Final, 1946 July 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
The Woman On the Jury Screen version and added dialogue by John F. Goodrich, undated. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
"The Woman Who Wouldn't Die", dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: Catacombs
Physical Description1 box
Women in Prison Revised version by Sidney Sutherland. Final, 1932 September 27. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Women in the Wind Screenplay by Lee Katz and Albert DeMond. Revised final, 1938 August 30. 1 box.
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1 box
Wonder Bar by Geza Herezeg and Karl Farkas. Screenplay by Earl Baldwin. Revised, 1933 January 10. 1 box.
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1 box
Working Wives Anon. Final, 1932 January 5. 1 box.
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1 box
The World Changes by Sheridan Gibney. Screenplay by Edward Chodorov. Revised final, 1933 July 13. 1 box.
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1 box
The Wrong Man Screenplay by Maxwell Anderson and Angus MacPhail. Story by Maxwell Anderson. Final, 1956 February 20. 1 box.
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1 box
Yellowstone Kelly Screenplay by Burt Kennedy. From the book by Clay Fisher. Final, 1959 February 24. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
Yes, My Darling Daughter Screenplay by Casey Robinson. From the play by Mark Reed. Final, 1938 January 14. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
You and I by Philip Barry. Adaptation by Robert Presnell. Final, 1931 January 22. 1 box.
Physical Description
1 box
You Can't Escape Forever Screenplay by Fred Niblo, Jr. and Hector Chevigny. Final, 1942 May 19. 1 box.
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1 box
You Said a Mouthful From the story by William B. Dover. Screenplay by Robert Lord and Bolton Mallory. Second revised final, 1932 August 20. 1 box.
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Young At Heart Screenplay by Julius J. Epstein and Lenore Coffee. Adaptation by Liam O'Brien. From a story by Fannie Hurst. Final, 1954 July 13. 1 box.
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Young Man With a Horn Screenplay by Carl Foreman. From the novel by Dorothy Baker. Second revised final, 1949 July 6. 1 box.
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1 box
Young Nowheres by I. A. R. Wylie. Screenplay by Bradley King, undated. 1 box.
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Youngblood Hawke Screenplay by Delmar Daves. Based on the novel by Herman Wouk. Final, 1963 February 15. 1 box.
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The Younger Brothers Screenplay by Edna Anhalt. From a story by Morton Grant. Final, 1948 May 15. 1 box.
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You're a Big Boy Now! by Francis Ford Coppola. From the novel by David Benedictus. Final, circa 1964. 1 box.
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You're in the Army Now Screenplay by Paul Gerard Smith and George Beatty. Second revised final, 1941 August 29. 1 box.
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You're Only Human Once, dates not examined. 1 box.
Scope and Contents
See: The Grace Moore Story
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