Biographical Note
John McGreevey began writing plays and radio scripts while a student in English/Theatre at Indiana University, 1938‑1942. Moving to Arizona shortly after his marriage in 1944, McGreevey worked as a writer and announcer for radio station KTAR in Phoenix, as well as creator, writer, and director of Arizona Adventure, a southwestern regional network radio show from 1948‑1954. He also had several short stories published in magazines and produced radio scripts for such network shows as Armstrong's Theatre of Today , Calvalcade of America , Dr. Christian , and Suspense .
During the early 1950's McGreevey began concentrating on live television, writing dramas for Armstrong Circle Theatre , Lux Video Theatre , Westinghouse Studio One , and Climax ! He produced more scripts for the latter series than any other writer. In 1955 he made the transition to film television and moved to Southern California. Since then he has written several hundred scripts for a wide variety of television series, as well as movie scripts and adaptations for the stage. His most prominent television credits include co–creator and head writer for Black Saddle , 1958–1961; co–creator and Emmy nominee for The Farmer's Daughter , 1961–1964; over 50 scripts for My Three Sons , 1960–1967; and more than 30 stories for Family Affair , 1966–1970. Other shows to his credit include Adventures in Paradise , Bat Masterson , The Flying Nun , General Electric Theater , Gidget , Grindl , Hazel , Ironside , Laredo , Mayberry R.F.D. , Movie of the week , The Name of the game , Owen Marshall , To Rome , with Love , Trackdown , Virginia City Editor , Wagon Train , and Zane Grey Theatre .
Probably the best known of McGreevey's writing credits was the series The Waltons , for which he wrote more than 20 of the episodes aired and won an Emmy in 1974 for a special two hour show the previous year, "An Easter Story." Concurrent with The Waltons was a growing trend of docu–drama television programming. McGreevey wrote several of these dramas, the most outstanding of which include Judge Horton and the Scotsboro Boys (broadcast in 1976; winner of four Christopher Awards, an Emmy nomination for McGreevey, and the George Foster Peabody Award); The Disappearance of Aimee ; Ritchie ; and the four–hour mini–series, Murder in Texas . McGreevey also wrote the screenplay for the full–length feature film Night Crossing released by Disney Productions in 1981.
Scope and Content Note
The collection is organized into the following series: I. Correspondence; II. Writings; III. Audio-Visual; IV. Realia.
Correspondents include: Harry S. Ackerman, Rosemary DeCamp, Dominick Dunne, Joseph Hayes; Peter Kortner, Scott Meredith, William Morwood, Winston O'Keefe, Aaron Spelling, Peter Tewksbury, and Alice Young.
Arrangement
In 2022, Boxes 42, 46, and 74 were subsumed into Box 75.
Restrictions
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Administrative Information
Preferred Citation
[Item], McGreevey mss., Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
Acquisition Information
Gift: 1988, 1995, 2004, 1988, 1995, 2004, 1988, 1995, 2004
Collection Inventory
Series:
I. Correspondence
Box 1-6
1953-1959
Physical Description: (9 folders)
Box 1-6
1960-1963
Physical Description: (8 folders)
Box 1-6
1964-1969
Physical Description: (9 folders)
Box 1-6
1970-1974
Physical Description: (11 folders)
Box 1-6
1975-1978
Physical Description: (17 folders)
Box 1-6
1979-1980
Physical Description: (12 folders)
Subseries:
Radio , 1943-1955
box 7
The American Medical Association -- Doctors then and now: "Western Star" , May 3, 1947
box 7
American primitive. , Sept. 8, 1952
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "Authentic early American."
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "The first step." , May 25, 1948
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "Helping hand." , May 26, 1951
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "The librarian." , Mar. 5, 1953
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "The link between." , Mar. 24, 1948
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "Love lyric." (2 versions) , June 28, 1952
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "No more a–roving." , Mar. 6, 1948
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "Paul's sister." (2 copies) , Feb. 28, 1948
box 7
Armstrong's theatre of today: "That other music." , Jan. 24, 1948
box 7
The Common Denominator. [Won Dr. Christian Award, 1952]
box 7
The Crossroads of Christmas
box 7
Dr. Christian award winners for 1952. , May 14, 1952
box 7
A Fearful Curden. , Mar. 7, 1953
box 7
The Grizzly. , Dec. 16, 1953
box 7
Hope for the Best. , Jan. 19, 1953
box 7
House Made of Dawn. , Sept. 8, 1949
box 7
The House Where Time Stopped
box 7
Indiana Presents – Indiana Writers. "William Vaughn Moody."
box 7
Larger than Life. , Jan. 26, 1953
box 7
Martha in the Morning. , Sept. 8, 1949
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of death in a straw hat."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of death in deep water." , May 2, 1954
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of murder for charity."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the auction murder."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the Aztec curse." , July 1, 1954
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the bad‑tempered twin." , Aug. 1, 1954
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the corpse at the carnival."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the counterfeit face."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the deadly doll–house."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the desert drowning." (2 copies, 1 revised)
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the festival of death."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the firebug murder."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the fly leaf murder." (variant title: "The case of murder by the book.") [2 copies – 1 revised with new title]
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the haunted burial cave."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the hidden beauty." , June 14, 1954
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the house where time stopped." , Oct. 3, 1954
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the jalopy jinx."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the jealous witch." , May 30, 1954
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the murder memoirs."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the murder museum."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the old servant's ghost."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the practical joker."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the recipe for murder."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the rod and reel murder."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the rodeo murders."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the stagestruck heiress."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the stray bullet."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the style‑show murder."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the tinted target."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the voluntary victim."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of the well‑dressed scarecrow."
box 7
Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of Waldo the witness."
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Nick Carter, Master Detective: "The case of Waldo's widow."
box 7
Pioneer Series: 1 – N. Porter Co.
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Pioneer Series: 2 – Allison steel
box 7
Pioneer Series: 3 – Palmer MFG Corp.
box 7
Pioneer Series: 4 – Phoenix baking company
box 7
Pioneer Series: 5 – Valley national bank
box 7
Poe Presents: "The angel of the odd."
box 7
Poe Presents: "The masque of the red death."
box 7
Poe Presents: "Some words with a mummy."
box 7
Poe Presents: "William Wilson."
box 7
A Trip for Teresa. , April 15, 1953
box 7
The Voyages of Ulysses Craig , [ca. 1954]
box 7
Without Portfolio (2 copies)
box 8
Arizona Adventure, Series A: no. 1-26. , 1947-1948
box 8
Arizona Adventure, Series B: no. 1-150. , 1948-1951
box 9
Arizona Adventure, no. 151-200.
box 10
Arizona Adventure, no. 201-240.
box 11
Arizona Adventure, no. 241-285.
box 12
Arizona Adventure, no. 301-341.
Subseries:
Live Television
box 13
Armstrong Circle Theatre: "Return the Favor." , June 30, 1952
box 13
The burden of the day. n.d. [1954?]
box 13
Chevy Mystery show – "Femme fatale." Aug.? 1960. 2 folders: 1) outline, proposed draft; 2) 1st draft (mimeo date:) , 8/8/60
box 13
Climax! "T–6." , May 17, 1956
box 13
Climax! "To scream at midnight." . 2 folders: 1) mimeo script, 6/4/56; 2) mimeo with revisions 6/14. , June 14, 1956
box 13
Climax! "Fury at dawn." , July 19, 1956
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Climax! "Bury me later." , Sept. 6, 1956
box 13
Climax! "Night shriek." , Nov. 15, 1956
box 13
Climax! "The outcasts." . 2 folders: 1) mimeo: "Ten minutes to curfew"; 2) revised mimeo with new title: "The outcasts" , Dec. 27, 1956
box 13
Climax! "The long count." . 3 folders: 1) preliminary script: "Fall of a hero" with outline for "Fall of a big man"; 2) Second draft, mimeo; 3) revised script, mimeo. , Feb. 21, 1957
box 13
Climax! "False witness." . 2 folders: 1) revisions and typescript carbon dated June 25, 1957; 2) mimeo script. , July 4, 1957
box 13
Climax! "Mask for the devil." . 2 folders: revisions – ditto dated Sept. 27; 2) final revised script – mimeo. , Oct. 10, 1957
box 13
Climax! "A matter of life and death." . 3 folders: 1) 1st draft and tear sheet of original story in COSMOPOLITAN; 2) 2nd draft, Oct. 30; 3) final draft, Nov. 17 , Nov. 21, 1957
box 13
Climax! "Thieves of Tokyo." . (incl. outlines for script and for "Operation Lotus Blossom)" , Jan. 16, 1958
box 13
Climax! "The big success." . (incl. drafts for Jan. 29 & March 14; final script; synopsis of novel) , May 8, 1958
box 13
Danger – "The bouncer." , May 18, 1954
box 13
Lights out: "The dispossessed." (prod. no. 66) , Feb. 26, 1951
box 13
Lights out: "Instrument of darkness." (prod. no. 94) , Sept. 10, 1951
box 13
Lights out: "Dark image." (prod. no. 98) , Oct. 8, 1951
box 13
Lights out: "The filthy witness." (prod. no.112) , Jan. 14, 1952
box 13
Lights out: "Meet Jo Cathcart." , Sept. 30, 1954
box 13
Lights out: "Payment in kind." . 3 folders: 1) May 21 draft with letter of reactions to script from producer David O. McDearman and new scene for Act IV; 2) May 22 draft; 3) June 3 revisions. , June 6, 1957
box 13
Philco Playhouse – "Bread." , 1954
box 13
The Web: "Rock–bound." . (prod. no. 177) , Feb. 15, 1954
box 13
The Web: "Scape goat." (prod. no. 185) , April 11, 1954
box 13
The Web: "The brush–off." . (prod. no. 19O) , May 16, 1954
box 13
Westinghouse Studio One – "The McTaggart succession." . 2 folders: 1) 1st draft with outline; 2) 1st revision. , May 5, 1958
Subseries:
Film Television
box 14
Celebrity Playhouse: "More than Kin." , (2 drafts)
box 14
Foreign Wife. (with copy of original story by Richard Stern) , [Dec. 1955]
box 14
Georgia Man. (revision & final script) , Oct. 20, 1955
box 14
The Girl in the Bathing Suit. , Sept. 1, 1955
box 14
The House Where Time Stopped. Original story and teleplay by John McGreevey.
box 14
The Lady Challenges. Teleplay by John McGreevey.
box 14
The Long Wait. Story by Charles Mergendahl, teleplay by McGreevey.
box 14
Man Alone. (carbon and mimeo copy; also carbon of original story by Richard Ferber) , July 8, 1955
box 14
The Marauder. (2nd draft) , Dec. 4, 1955
box 14
Markheim. (1st and 2nd drafts). Story by Robert L. Stevenson. , Dec. 12, 1955
box 14
Moment of Doubt. Teleplay by John McGreevey.
box 14
My Son is Gone. (carbon and mimeo copy; carbon of original story by Louis Kretscham) , Aug. 4, 1955
box 14
Once upon a nightmare. (incl. 1st draft, outline, teleplay instructions). [original story by Cornell Woolrich] , Dec. 1, 1955
box 14
Soldiers of fortune: "Cut Charlie in." (Story by Muriel Roy Bolton, teleplay by Douglas Leach; revisions, by McGreevey) , Feb. 23, 1955
box 14
Starlite. Story by Fenton Earnshaw. Teleplay by Earnshaw and McGreevey.
box 14
Woman in the mine. Teleplay by John McGreevey. , Apr. 20,1955
box 14
The blue hotel. By Stephen Crane. Teleplay by McGreevey. , Sept. 25, 1956
box 14
Broken Arrow: "Medicine men." (1st and 2nd drafts). , Aug. 6, 1956
box 14
Dr. Jordan. By Ted Hartman. Re–written by John McGreevey. , Sept. 20, 1956
box 14
The Dream. Teleplay by Richard & Patricia Karian. Revised by John McGreevey. (carbon) , March 14, 1956
box 14
General Electric Theater: "The pot of gold." By John Cheever. Teleplay by John McGreevey. (incl. storyline, 2 drafts, copy of Cheever's story, final script). , June 25, 1956
box 14
The House of her husband. 1st and 2nd drafts. , Jan. 1956
box 14
Lassie: "The watch." (incl. several synopses, series description, draft of script, revisions).
box 14
The Payoff. Teleplay by Aben Kandel and John McGreevey. Story by William Fay. (2 revisions: Oct. 8 & Oct. 11)
box 14
The Sainted general. Teleplay by Ben Canfield and John McGreevey. (incl. Feb. 25 revisions) , Feb. 17, 1956
box 14
Success story. ("Four yards through the middle"). [1st and 2nd drafts – carbon]. , Feb. 19, 1956
box 14
Virginia City Editor – "The big operator." (2 copies – carbon) , Dec. 6, 1956
box 14
Zane Grey Theatre: July 30 – "Stage for Tucson." 1st draft.
box 14
Zane Grey Theatre: Aug. 12 – "You only run once." (draft and final script)
box 14
Zane Grey Theatre: Oct. 25 – "The three graves." (1st draft and later revisions).
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Zane Grey Theatre: Nov. 20 – "Dangerous orders." 1st draft.
box 14
Broken arrow: "The Arsenal" (1st draft continuity, final draft, revisions for). , Aug. 8, 1957
box 14
The Californians – "The barber's boy." (Outline, 1st draft – carbon; 1st draft, mimeo). , Oct. 7, 1957
box 14
The Californians – "The barber's boy." (Outline, 1st draft – carbon; 1st draft, mimeo). , Oct. 7, 1957
box 14
Colt 45 – "One good turn." (carbon and revisions). , Aug. 28, 1957
box 14
Kid at the stick. Story by Mike Miller. Teleplay by John McGreevey. (incl. 2 carbons, ditto copy with carbon revisions, copy of original story). , May 10, 1957
box 14
No escape: "The Maui jail break." (incl. step outline, draft ‑ carbon, revisions, final script with revisions). , Aug. 23, 1957
box 14
Schlitz Playhouse of stars: "Hands of the enemy." Story by Charles Caldwell Dobie. Teleplay by John McGreevey and Joel Murcott. (2nd draft – carbon, revised script). , Apr. 9, 1957
box 14
Schlitz Playhouse: "Mr. Robinson Crusoe." Teleplay by John McGreevey. (1st and 2nd drafts – carbon). , Oct. 25, 1957
box 14
Trackdown: "The Maple brothers." (storyline, 1st and 2nd drafts). , June 13, 1957
box 14
Virginia City Editor: "The Big operator." (incl. series and character descriptions, final draft – all carbons).
box 14
Virginia City Editor: "The Imported killers" (outline and teleplay ‑ carbons)
box 14
Virginia City Editor: "The showdown" (2nd draft ‑ carbon and mimeo). , Mar. 2, 1957
box 14
Zane Grey Theatre: "Battleflags." 2 folders: 1) revised pages and rewrite of "The hero"; 2) 1st draft with revisions with new title. , Jan. 15, 1957
box 14
Zane Grey Theatre: "Proud woman." Teleplay by Clark E. Reynolds & John McGreevey. Television story by Harold Shumate. , July 10, 1957
box 14
Zane Grey Theatre: "Wire." Adapted by John McGreevey. (1st and 2nd drafts – carbons). , Nov. 30, 1957
box 15
Cimarron City: "The respectable widow." By Leo Townsend. Outline, Feb. 27, 1958, by John McGreevey.
box 15
Cimarron City: "McGowan's debt." Teleplay by John McGreevey. (2 revisions) , May 28, 1958
box 15
Desilu Playhouse: "Silent thunder." . 3 folders: 1) original story by James Edwards, 1st draft teleplay by John McGreevey; 2) 2nd draft teleplay carbon; mimeo script with Sept. revisions; 3) final script, Oct. 1, 1958. , Oct. 1, 1958
box 15
General Electric Theater: "Battle for a soul." Teleplay by John McGreevey, from a story by Robert Standish. (incl. 3 revisions) , July 25, 1958
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Trackdown: "The Jailbreak." Story and teleplay by John McGreevey. (incl. 2 scripts – carbon and mimeo; story outline) , Feb. 21, 1958
box 15
Trackdown: "The Feud." (incl. outline – carbon; script) , July 15, 1958
box 15
Zane Grey Theatre: "Three days to death." Teleplay by William L. Stuart and John McGreevey. , Feb. 12, 1958
box 15
Zane Grey Theatre: "A Hero for Chloride." (incl. 3 story–lines with different titles, first draft – carbon) , Feb. 20, 1958
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Zane Grey Theatre: "The Return." Written by John McGreevey. (mimeo script with revisions – carbon) , March 23, 1958
box 15
Zane Grey Theatre: "Hang the Heart High." Written by John McGreevey. (mimeo script, n.d.)
box 15
Zane Grey Theatre: "The Man Who Died Twice." (incl. story–line; draft ‑ carbon; mimeo script, n.d.)
box 15
Zane Grey Theatre: "The Tall Shadow." (incl. draft for "The long shadow;" mimeo script, n.d.)
box 15
Adventures in Paradise: "The Derelict." (incl. storyline; writer's working script – mimeo; 2nd draft – carbon). , July 14, 1959
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Adventures in Paradise: "The Raft." . 2 folders: 1) storyline; 1st draft – carbon with revisions; 2) final script. , Aug. 28, 1959
box 15
Bat Masterson: "The price of paradise." (incl. 2 outlines; draft with revisions – carbon; script – mimeo). , Oct. 27, 1960
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Bat Masterson: "Run for your money." (incl. 2 outlines; draft – carbon; script – mimeo with revised pages laid in) , Dec. 22, 1960
box 15
Hong Kong: "The counterfeiters." (storyline) , Sept. 1, 1960
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The Islanders: "Operation dollar sign." 2 folders: 1) story ideas and July rewrite; 2) May 6 script and July 11 script. "Escape from Kaledau." Story by Mel Epstein, teleplay by John McGreevey.. 2 folders: 1) carbon of original story; second draft of teleplay; 2) Script with later revisions interfiled. , Dec. 5, 1960
box 15
Mr. Garland: "The Harliman story." (1st and 2nd drafts – carbon). , Aug. 9, 1960
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My Three Sons: Synopses for various episodes, floor plan of house, description of characters, settings, etc.
box 15
My Three Sons: "Other People's Houses." (2nd draft – carbon; script – ditto). , July 14, 1960
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My Three Sons: "Mike's Brother." (incl. step–outline; 1st and 2nd drafts – carbons; final script – ditto). , Oct. 17, 1960
box 15
My Three Sons: "Soapbox Derby." (incl. 1st and 2nd drafts – carbons; final script – ditto; some printed research material re: soap–box derbys.) , Nov. 11, 1960
box 15
The Americans: "Diversion at liberty hill." (incl. story outline; 1st and 2nd drafts – carbons). , March 1, 1961
box 15
Anatomy of a confession. Story by Ben Brady, teleplay by John McGreevey. (revised draft – carbon, n.d.)
box 16
"Black Saddle." A television series created by Hal Hudson and John McGreevey that ran from January 1959 through Sept. 1960.
General: McGreevey was head writer and story consultant for the series. This box contains the final scripts for all the episodes, one folder of unused scripts, a folder of episode synopses and air dates, and the script for the pilot episode entited "Lawgun." Correspondence, contracts, and other materials relating to the series are in the correspondence files for 1958 and 1959.
box 17
The Bob Cummings Show: "Crisis at Carefree Acres." (incl. writers' guide to series; 1st and 2nd drafts – carbons; a synopsis for another episode: "The credit card story)" , Apr. 20, 1961
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Checkmate: "To the best of my recollection." . 4 folders: 1) writers' guide to series; storyline; 1st draft; 2) revised draft – carbon; 3) & 4) revised scripts – ditto. , Oct. 1961
box 17
Crime and punishment. . 2 folders: 1) series description; treatment for series; step–outline of episode by McGreevey – carbon, 1st draft – carbon; 2) 2nd draft – carbon , Jan. 17, 1961
box 17
The Farmer's Daughter: "Steve's speech." (incl. several drafts, pilot script for series; description of series) , Dec. 18, 1961
box 17
General Electric Theater: "The last man alive." . Teleplay by John McGreevey from a story by Conrad Richter. (incl. ditto copy of original story; final script) , June 14, 1961
box 17
McGee and Me: "The strongbox." (incl. series description, possible storylines, 1st and 2nd drafts of episode) , Dec. 18, 1961
box 17
Michael Shayne: "Murder at the convention" (final script) , Jan. 6, 1961
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Michael Shayne: "Murder is a fine art" (final script) , Jan. 31, 1961
box 17
My Three Sons: "The Wiley method." . 2 folders: 1) 1st and 2nd drafts, revision, suggestions for further changes; 2) later drafts , Feb. 16, 1961
box 17
My Three Sons: "Too much in common." (1st draft; final revision). , April 3, 1961
box 17
My Three Sons: "The Kibitzers." (2nd draft; final revision). , June 23, 1961
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My Three Sons: "The Good influence." (draft – carbon) , Nov. 13, 1961
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Our town: "Bannister's kid." . 2 folders: 1) storyline, 1st and 2nd drafts; 2) final script. , Aug. 10, 1961
box 17
Panama: "Danny the horse." (incl. step–outline, storylines, 1st draft) , Jan. 15, 1961
box 17
R.B. and Myrnalene. (incl. pilot script for series; storyline & 1st draft for episode – "Refund") , Nov. 7, 1961
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Wagon Train: "The Jenna Douglas story." . 2 folders: 1) 1st draft, June revision – ditto; 2) Aug. revised script – ditto. , Aug. 9, 1961
box 17
Wagon Train: "The Baylor Crofoot story." (2nd draft; final script). , Oct. 9, 1961
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Window on main street: "Vinia Webster." (incl. character sketches; outlines; 1st, 2nd & 3rd drafts) , Apr. 13, 1961
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The Farmer's Daughter: "Where's Katy?." Story by Charles Woolf. (McGreevey rewrite). , Dec. 3, 1962
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General Electric Theater: "Somebody please help me!." (incl. 2 drafts and final script) , Mar. 21, 1962
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It's a Man's World: "Winning his way." (incl. draft – carbon; final revision – ditto) , Apr. 9, 1962
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It's a Man's World: "Man on the second floor." (final – ditto). , May 21, l962
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Jamaica reef. (storyline) , Feb. 14, 1962
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Laramie: "The road to Helena." . Story by Dan Ullman, teleplay by John McGreevey. (incl. copy of original story and 2 revisions – ditto). , July 17, 1962
box 17
My Three Sons: "What's cooking?." , May 2, 1962
box 17
My Three Sons: "The clunky kid." (rewrite) , June 13, 1962
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My Three Sons: "First things first." (1st and 2nd drafts) , June 27, 1962
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My Three Sons: "Honorable grandfather." , July 17, 1962
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My Three Sons: "Make way for yesterday." , Oct. 31, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "From the forest primeval." (revised final draft) , July 3, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "A Servant of the people." (final draft) , Aug. 1, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "Lady of leisure." (final draft) , Aug. 8, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "A bunch of forget–me–nots." (revised final draft) , Oct. 8, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "The Three faces of Higgins" (final draft) , Oct. 23, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "The Milkman cometh." (final draft) , Nov. 9, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "That royal and ancient game" (final draft) , Dec. 7, 1962
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Our Man Higgins: "Higgins' understudy." (final draft) , Dec. 28, 1962
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Route 66 – "Fear is the vector." . 2 folders: 1) 2 storylines; 1st draft – carbons; 2) 2 later drafts – carbons. , Oct. 2, 1962
box 18
Tutt and Mr. Tutt: "With his boots on" (incl. series presentation, story lines, 1st and 2nd drafts of episode) , Jan. 2, 1962
box 18
Wagon Train: "The Eve Newhope story." (revised draft) , Aug. 3, 1962
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Wagon Train: "The Anne Duggan story." (incl. 1st & revised drafts) , Aug. 27, 1962
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Arrest and Trial: "A shield is for hiding behind." . 2 folders: 1) series presentation; storyline – carbon; July 5 script – ditto; 2) 5 sets of revisions – ditto; final script – ditto. , July 31, 1963
box 18
The Farmer's Daughter: "Agatha's blues." (final draft) , June 7, 1963
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The Farmer's Daughter: "The speechmaker." Parts I & II. (2 folders) , July 9, l963
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The Farmer's Daughter: "Comes the revolution." (final draft) , Aug. 28, 1963
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The Farmer's Daughter: "The 499 steps." (Polish draft) , Oct. 11, 1963
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Grindl: "That's the spirit." (story – carbon) , Oct. 7, 1963
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Grindl: "Dial G for Grindl." (final draft) , Oct. 8, 1963
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Hazel: "Hazel's luck." (revised final draft) "Piccolo Mondo." April 4, 1963. (final draft) , Feb. 1, 1963
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High adventure: "The irresponsible." (series presentation and story line) , Feb. 14, 1963
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My Three Sons: "Guest in the house." (revision) , July 11, 1963
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My Three Sons: "My fair Chinese lady." , Sept. 12, 1963
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My Three Sons: "The guys and the dolls." (1st revision) , Oct. 21, 1963
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My Three Sons: "Never look back" (1st and final revisions) , Nov. 5, 1963
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My Three Sons: "The system." n.d.
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Our Man Higgins: "Delinquent for a day." (final draft) , Mar. 5, 1963
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Our Man Higgins: "Half a Higgins..." (1st draft) , Jan. 17, 1963
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Our Man Higgins: "Who's on first?" (1st draft) , Feb. 1, 1963
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Wagon Train: "The Blane Wessels Story." , Feb. 1, 1963
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Wagon Train: "The Fort Pierce story." , May 14, 1963
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Wagon Train: "The Suitors." , Oct. 10, 1963
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Wagon Train: "The Trace McCloud story." , Dec. 18, 1963
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Arrest and Trial: "Birds of a feather." (incl. story – carbon; final revised script – ditto). , Mar. 25, 1964
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Court martial: "The expendable man." (incl. series description; 1st & 2nd drafts of episode) , June 30, 1964
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The Farmer's Daughter: "The Octopus." (1st & final drafts – mimeo). , Mar. 3, 1964
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Grindl: "Everyone's coming up roses." (final draft with revisions) , Feb. 25,1964
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Grindl: "The Ghastly honeymoon." (final draft with revisions) , Aug. 27, 1964
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Hazel: "A lesson in diplomacy." (revised final draft) , May 21, 1964
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Hazel: "Temper! Temper!" (2nd & final draft). , Oct. 5, l964
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The Magnificent Orlando: "The Bernini Magdalen." (incl. storyline, series prospectus, 2nd draft of episode) , Dec. 31, 1964
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My Three Sons: "A serious girl." , April 17, 1964
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My Three Sons: "The lotus blossom." , June 5, 1964
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My Three Sons: "The coffeehouse set." , June 25, 1964
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Never too old: "Let me entertain you." [series title varies] (incl.series prospectus; 1st draft of episode) , Oct. 6, 1964
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Panama. [title varies; originally proposed as a series, finally shown as episode of KRAFT SUSPENSE THEATRE] (incl. series prospectus & 2 revised drafts). , Dec. 31, 1964
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Sea Venture. (incl. notes and presentation for a prospective series)
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12 O'Clock High: "The Hotshot." (incl. series prospectus; various storylines; 1st draft of episode) , June 16, 1964
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Voyage [to bottom of the sea]. . 3 folders: 1) "Eleven days to zero" – pilot script for series, by Irwin Allen; 2) "Rescue." . 1st draft – carbon; 3) "Mist of silence." (2nd draft – carbon). , May 11, 1964, Apr. 18, 1964, May 11, 1964
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Wagon Train: "Oh what a beautiful city" (story) , Jan. 8, 1964
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Wagon Train: "The Link Cheney story." (draft) , Feb. 13, 1964
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Wagon Train: "Those who stay behind." , Apr. 27, 1964
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Wagon Train: "The hide hunters." , June 4, 1964
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Wagon Train: "The Chottsie Gallegher story." (incl. storylines; 1st and 2nd drafts). , Aug. 19,1964
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Hazel: "Do not disturb occupants." (final draft) , May 27, 1965
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Hazel: "A–haunting we will go." (final draft) , July 7, 1965
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Hazel: "Jury duty." (incl. storyline; 2nd draft; final & revised final drafts). , Aug. 27, 1965
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Hazel: "Noblesse oblige." (final draft) , Sept. 28, 1965
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Hazel: "But is it art?" (final draft) , Nov. 16, 1965
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Laredo: "Three's company." (two revisions) , Aug. 10, 1965
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Laredo: "Anybody here seen Billy?" (four revisions) , Aug. 20, 1965
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Laredo: "The Pride of the rangers." (incl. storyline and revision) , Oct. 22, 1965
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Laredo: "Above the law." Dec. 3, 1965. 2 folders: 1) 2 storylines for "This gun for hire"; storyline for new title; 2) script, revisions, shooting schedules
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My Three Sons: "Robbie and the slave girl." (revision) , June 15, 1965
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My Three Sons: "My son, the ballerina." (revision) , June 28, 1965
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"Ernie and that woman." (revised draft) , June 30, 1965
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My Three Sons: "Kid brother blues." (1st draft & revision) , July 15, 1965
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My Three Sons: "Mary Lou." (revision) , July 20, 1965
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My Three Sons: "The Wheels." (incl. storylines; 1st draft & revisions) , Aug. 24, 1965
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Family Affair: "Jody & Cissy." , June 1, 1966
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"The Matter of school." , June 8, 1966
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"Friendship, friendship." (rewrite) , July 1, 1966
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"The gift horse." (2 revisions) , July 21, 1966
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"Mrs. Beasley, where are you?." , July 22, 1966
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"Beware the other woman." (rewrite) , Aug. 29, 1966
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"Fancy free." , Oct. 26, 1966
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"A helping hand." , Nov. 4, 1966
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"Freddie." , Dec. 5, 1966
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"The candy–striper." (rewrite) , Dec. 28, 1966
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The FBI: "The Assassin." (incl. outline; 1st & final drafts). , June 22, 1966
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Gidget: "I have a friend who..." (incl. treatment; story; 1st draft; polish). , Feb. 7, 1966
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Gidget: "I have a friend who..." (incl. treatment; story; 1st draft; polish). , Feb. 7, 1966
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Hazel: "The perfect boss." (final draft) , Jan. 31, 1966
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The King's pirate. (final scene only) , Nov. 9, 1966
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Laredo: "Sound of terror." (incl. storyline & 1st draft) , Feb.8, 1966
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Laredo: "Any way the wind blows." (incl. 1st draft; revision; castsheet; shooting schedule) , June 17, 1966
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Laredo: "One two many voices." (incl. cast sheet and revisions) , Aug. 17, 1966
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Laredo: "Like one of the family." (incl. 1st draft; revisions) , Nov. 1, 1966
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Love on a Rooftop: "17 ways to cook hamburger." (1st draft - by series creator Bernie Slade) , March 30, 1966
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Love on a Rooftop: "Dave's night out." (final draft) , May 25, 1966
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Love on a Rooftop: "There's gotta be something wrong with her." (final draft) , June 22, 1966
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Love on a Rooftop: "Debt of gratitude." (final draft) , Dec. 7, 1966
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My fifteen blocks: "Josh's problem pal." (storyline; incl. in folder: 2 earlier scripts for series by different writers). , Jan. 19, 1966
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My Three Sons: "Robbie's underground movie." , Mar. 16, 1966
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My Three Sons: "Arrivederci, Robbie." , Mar. 17, 1966
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My Three Sons: "Ernie's crowd." , April 21, 1966
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My Three Sons: "Happy birthday, world." , May 19, 1966
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My Three Sons: "Both your houses." (1st draft & revision) , June 28, 1966
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My Three Sons: "TV or not TV" (revised draft) , Aug. 3, 1966
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Call Vortex 10,000.. 2 folders: 1) series presentation – carbon; draft for episode "Wonder drug" – carbon; storyline for "Blackout" – 2 copies, carbon; 2) draft for "Blackout" – carbon; final screenplay for BLACKOUT without series title. , Sept. 11, 1967
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Family Affair: "Arthur: the invisible bear." , May 5, 1967
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Family Affair: "Family portrait." , May 5, 1967
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Family Affair: "The new Cissy." , May 8, 1967
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Family Affair: "A man's place." , June 26, 1967
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Family Affair: "The great Kow–Tow." , Aug. 29, 1967
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The Flying Nun: "Hey hero – where's the clay on your feet?" (storyline and outline) , July 7, 1967
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The Flying Nun: "It's an ill wind." (revised final draft) , Aug. 7, 1967
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The Flying Nun: "Tonio's mother." (final draft) , Sept. 19, 1967
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The Flying Nun: "A Fish story." (final draft) , Oct. 27, 1967
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The Flying Nun: "Love me, love my dog." (final draft) , Dec. 5, 1967
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The Flying Nun: "If you want to fly, keep your cornette dry." (1st draft – McGreevey rewrite) , Aug. 3, 1967
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Ironside: "The Challenge." , Dec. 27, 1967 (incl. storyline & revisions)
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My Three Sons: "Time of Innocence." , Sept. 19, 1967
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Walt Disney: "The feather farm." [broadcast in 1969]. 2 folders: 1) incl. inter-office communication re: script; third draft treatment; 2) revised teleplay – mimeo , June 5, 1967
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Zip. (incl. copy of series description, characters and format; outline – carbon; storyline – carbon; step–outline – carbon; & story – carbon). , July 31, 1967
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Baker's dozen. . 2 folders: 1) 1st draft for series, by Fred Freeman and Lawrence J. Cohen (1967); pilot treatment by John McGreevey; 2) 1st & 2nd drafts of teleplay by John McGreevey (1968) – mimeo. , Sept. 20, 1968
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The Doris Day Show: "A five dollar bill." (incl. series synopsis and description; storyline – carbon; 2nd draft with revisions laid in – carbon). , Oct. 21, 1968
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Family Affair: "A Matter of choice." (production 133) , Apr. 1, 1968
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Family Affair: "The Substitute teacher." (prod. 134) , Apr. 9, 1968
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Family Affair: "A Nanny for all seasons." , Apr. 19, 1968
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Family Affair: "Holiday in Spain." part I. (incl. storyline & revision) , June 6, 1968
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Family Affair: "Holiday in Spain" part II. , June 7, 1968
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Family Affair: "Holiday in Spain" part III. , June 7, 1968
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Family Affair: "The Matter of Dignity." , June 26, 1968
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The Flying Nun: "Where There's a Will" (final draft) , Jan. 9, 1968
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The Flying Nun: "To fly or not to fly." (step–outline & final draft) , May 29, 1968
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The Flying Nun: "How to be a Spanish grandmother." (incl. story; storyline; 1st, 2nd, & final drafts) , Sept. 30, 1968
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The Ghost and Mrs. Muir: "Mr. Perfect." (1st & final drafts) , June 27, 1968
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Here come the brides: "One to a customer." (incl. story; storyline; revised storyline; 1st draft; final draft with revision sheets) , Dec. 2, 1968
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Andy and Helen get married." (; airdate ) (incl. in folder: film and release schedule for season and abstracts of episodes) , May 18, 1968, 9/23/68
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "The Church play." (revised draft) , July 1968
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Driver education." (revision) , Oct. 1968
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "An Efficient service station." , Nov. 26, 1968
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That Girl: "Fly Me to the Moon." (incl. storyline; 1st & 2nd drafts) , Nov. 4, 1968
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Family Affair: "Goodbye Harold." , May 27, 1969
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Gidget grows up [movie for television]. . 3 folders: 1) GIDGET GOES TO NEW YORK, paperback novel; misc. U.N. printed material; step outline; 2) outline and final draft; 3) revisions , May 1969
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I dream of Jeannie – "See you in C–U–B‑A!." (final draft) , May 20, 1969
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Ask Aunt Bee." . 1st & 2nd drafts. (incl. in folder: Film and release schedule for season & abstracts of season's episodes) , June 3, 1969
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Goober's brother." (draft & revision) , June 12, 1969
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Emmett and the ring." , Nov. 12, 1969
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My world and welcome to it – "The mating dance." ("We'll cross that bridge when we come to it!") (revised 1st draft) , Nov. 3, 1969
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"The Playboy of the Eastern World!" 2 folders: 1) storyline; revised storyline; 1st draft; 2) polish – carbon; revisions – mimeo.
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"Whatever Happened to Byron Rhodes." (storyline) , Dec. l0, l969
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Nancy. . 3 folders: 1) corr. with Sidney Sheldon re: series; series description; pilot story and revision by John McGreevey – carbons (variously called "Jack and Jill," "the President's Daughter"); 2) 3 drafts of script "The President's Daughter," by John McGreevey; 3) "Nancy," written by Sidney Sheldon – mimeo script with revisions , Dec. 5, 1969
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Nanny and the Professor: "Nanny will do." (revised final draft, by A.J. Carothers – series pilot). , Sept. 20, 1969
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Nanny and the Professor: "The Scientific approach." (shooting final) , Dec. 2, 1969
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Nanny and the Professor: "The Astronomers." (1st draft & re–write) , Dec. 8, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "To Rome with Love." Teleplay by Edmund Hartment. [pilot for series] , Nov. 13, 1968
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To Rome with Love: "This is Home?" (revision and 1st draft) , Apr. 10, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "Anything Can Happen in Rome." (re-write) , June 7, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "Hello, Aunt Harriet." , June 16, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "Goodbye, Aunt Harriet." (Prod. 503 – revision) , June 13, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "A Palazzo is Not a Home." (Prod. 509 – revision) , June 13, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "The Secret Day." (Prod. 515 – revision). , Aug. 8, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "Roman Wedding." (revision) , Oct. 9, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "To Go Home Again." (Prod. 521 – revision) , Nov. 17, 1969
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To Rome with Love: "The beautiful people." (Prod. 518) , Nov. 20, 1969
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Walt Disney: "The boy who stole the elephant." . 2 folders: 1) Synopsis, by Julilly H. Kohler; story progression A, by John McGreevey; storyline by J.M.; 2) treatment, by J.M. – carbon. , Feb. 18, 1969
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Crowhaven Farm [movie of the week]. . 2 folders: 1) story; 2 versions of outline; 2) shooting script. , June 29, 1970
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Family Affair: "Put your dreams away." (outline & 1st draft). , Apr. 1, 1970
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Family Affair: "The Good neighbors." (1st draft). , Apr. 28, 1970
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Make Room for Grandaddy: "A Matter of Principle." (1st & 2nd drafts – carbons). , Apr. 27, 1970
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Emmett's Invention." (incl. storyline, 2nd draft, revised script) , Dec. 3, 1970
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The Most Deadly Game: "Photo finish." (revised 1st draft – mimeo) , May 27, 1970
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Name of the game: "Eligible for parole." (3 storylines, with variant titles) , Mar. 10, 1970
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Nanny and the Professor: "Strictly for the birds." (incl. Xerox of story; final script) , Jan. 23, 1970
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Nanny and the Professor: "An Element of risk." (final) , Feb. 11, 1970
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Nanny and the Professor: "Back to nature." (final) , Aug. 11, 1970
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Nanny and the Professor: "Kid stuff." (final) , Sept. 4, 1970
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Nanny and the Professor: "The Unknown factor." (final) , Nov. 6, 1970
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Sister Rita (2 scripts) Series description; presentation storyline; various "premises" and "capsules" of episodes. , Apr. 3, 1970
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Sister Rita: "A Matter of pride." (storyline & 1st draft) , June 3, 1970
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Sister Rita: "Dealing with Danny." (storyline & 1st draft) , July 26, 1970
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The Smith Family: "The Strangers." (script and revised script) , Oct. 9, 1970
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The Smith Family: "The Rookie." (1st draft & revisions) , Nov. 11, 1970
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To Rome with Love: "Rome is where you find it." (1st draft) , May 21, 1970
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To Rome with Love: "The Boy next door." (variant synopses & 1st draft) , June 8, 1970
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To Rome with Love: "The Rose garden." (1st draft) , June 29, 1970
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To Rome with Love: "Brief encounters." (2nd draft – carbon). , Sept. 30, 1970
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Gidget gets married [movie for television]. . 3 folders: 1) story; 2) revised draft; 3) 2nd rev. draft , Sept. 13, 1971
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Ironside: "Murder impromptu." (incl. revised story, storyline, revised draft) , Aug. 27, 1971
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Mayberry R.F.D.: "Goober's speech." (storyline) , Feb. 17, 1971
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Nanny and the professor: "Professor Pygmalion." . 2 folders: 1) story & 2nd draft; 2) final draft & revised final , Sept. 20, 1971
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: "Make no mistake." (revisions) , Aug. 5, 1971
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: "Nothing personal." (revisions) , Sept. 20, 1971
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: "Smiles from yesterday." (revisions) , Dec. 31, 1971
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Sarge: "Identity Crisis." (revised script - mimeo) , Aug. 23, 1971
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Sarge: "Instruments of darkness." (story & revision); Nov. 17, 1971. [episode never filmed] , Aug. 4, 1971
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The Smith Family: "Father's Day." (1st draft & revision) , June 25, 1971
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The Smith Family: "State's Witness." (1st draft & revisions) , July 9, 1971
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The Smith Family: "Class of '46." (1st draft & revision) , Aug. 27, 1971
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The Smith Family: "Winner Take All." (revisions) , Sept. 16, 1971
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Biography: "For the woman I love." [aired as "Portrait: The woman I love"]. . 2 folders: 1) story & revised draft; 2) final revisions; press notices re: show , Dec. 1972
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Bridget Loves Bernie: "A funny thing happened on the way to the Vatican." (revised script – mimeo). , June 28, 1972
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Ghost Story: "Bad connection." [airdate: Oct. 6, 1972] , June 12, 1972
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Honeymoon Suite: "Not so golden wedding." (outline & shooting script). , June 15, 1972
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A Little Action for the Ladies [movie for television]. . 2 folders: 1) story & revised story; 2) 1st draft & revision. , Apr. 21, 1972
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Longstreet: "A faithful friend is a strong defense." (story & 2nd draft - never aired, series cancelled). , Apr. 21, 1972
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Mr. and Mrs.: "Bridging the Gap." (folder incl. "Who is Joe DiMaggio?" – prologue and pilot script by Bernard Slade). , Oct. 20, 1972
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: "Who saw him die?" (story outline & revisions; revised script) , July 13, 1972
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: "Sigh no more, lady." (story outline & revisions) , Sept. 22, 1972
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Room 222: "A little flyer on the market." , June 22, 1972
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Room 222: "Bleep." . Story by John McGreevey and Albert Ruben. (2nd revised final) , Aug. 29, 1972
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Room 222: "Pardon me – your apathy is showing." (story, 1st & 2nd drafts – carbons) , Sept. 19, 1972
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The Waltons: "The homecoming." (pilot for series, by Earl Hamner). , Sept. 16, 1972
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The Waltons: "The Hunt." (final draft) , May 18, 1972
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The Waltons: "The foundling." (final & revised final draft) , May 23, 1972
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The Waltons: "The honeymoon." (final draft – written by Earl Hamner) , June 13, 1972
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The Waltons: "The star." (final with revisions inserted) , Aug. 29, 1972
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The Waltons: "The literary man." (re-write) , Sept. 29, 1972
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The Waltons: "The legend." (final draft & revisions) , Oct. 9, 1972
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Andy Williams Christmas Show. 3 folders: outline, music, 2 scripts
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Canon: "Danger in numbers." (notes; storyline; revised storyline ) , 5/29/73, 6/2/73
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Christmas Dreams. 3 folders: pilot script by Earl Hammer; storyline, outline, first draft by John McGreevey , June 1973
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Christmas Dreams, cont. 2 folders
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'Doc' by Jeff Andrus. Revised by John McGreevey. , Mar. 5, 1973
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Doc Elliot: "The Carrier." 2 folders. (storyline; final draft. Episode aired ) , July 12, 1973, Feb. 20, 1974
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Dreams of Victory. 3 folders. (outline; outline, ; first draft, ) , 5/17/73, 5/22/73, 6/25/73
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Indict and Convict: "Prowler" by Edward DeBlasio. . , Dec. 14, 1972
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Indict and Convict: "Rape!" by John McGreevey. (outline ; story outline, ; first draft , second draft ) , Jan. 24, 1973, 8/28/73, 9/26/73, 10/8/73
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Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law: "A killer with a badge." (final re–write) [Aired: ] , Oct. 16, 1973, 2/9/74
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Portrait: A Man Whose Name was John. 6 folders. (Outline and development; script; script, ; revised pages; clippings) [Aired: ] , Dec. 28, 1972, Feb. 16, 1973, Apr. 22, 1973
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Ship of Dreams. (notes; synopsis)
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The Waltons: "The Easter Story." 3 folders
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The Waltons: "The Fawn." 2 folders. [Aired: ] , 11–8–73
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The Waltons: "The Honeymoon." 2 folders. [Aired: ] , 1/10/74
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The Waltons: "The Scholar." [] , Aired: Feb. 25, l973
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The Waltons: "The Substitute." (final draft) , May 22, 1973
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Andy Williams Christmas Show. 3 folders.
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Apple's Way: "The Applicant" 2 folders. [Aired: ] , 4/21/74
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Apple's Way: "The Real Thanksgiving." 3 folders. [Aired: ] , 11–24–74
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Apple's Way: "As Time Goes By." 4 folders. (breakdown; treatment; first draft; later draft)
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Apple's Way: "Chocolate Charlie." (two treatments: , ) , 10/21/74, 11/11/74
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The Douglas Family (planning and development notes) , 1/16/74
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The Douglas Family: "The Difference." Teleplay by Booker Bradshaw and David P. Lewis. (first draft)
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The Douglas Family: "Joyride for Joey."
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The Douglas Family: "The Practical Thing." (first draft) , 3/27/74
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The Douglas Family: "Lovejoy." (3 drafts)
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The Fess Parker Show: "The Essential Susie." 4 folders: (notes, first draft, 3 revised drafts:) , 12/10/73–1/29/74
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Hammond's Quest. (story; treatment)
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Lucas Tanner: "A Serious Girl." 3 folders.
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Portrait: Churchill. (synopsis; storyline)
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Punch and Jody. 6 folders. (presentation draft; revised, ; revised, ). , 11/15/73, 1–10–74, 1–16–74
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"My Kind of People." (first draft - episode for proposed Punch and Jody series) , 4/1/74
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The Runaways. 4 folders. (2 treatments and ; revised screenplay ; third revised final draft, ) , 7/15/73, 8/8/73, 3/30/74, 9/13/74
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Sam Whitman, M. D. (series presentation)
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The Waltons: "The First Day." 3 folders. [Aired: ] , 9/19/74
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The Waltons: "The Friend." by Louis Vipperman and Yavon S. Van Hook. (outline) , Feb. 25, 1974
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The Waltons: "The Match–Makers." 2 folders. (story; first draft)
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The Best Years of Our Lives. Teleplay. 4 folders. (treatment; first draft; second draft; final draft, ) , Dec. l3, 1974, Feb. 12, 1975
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The Best Years of Our Lives (series). 10 folders. (prospectus; storyline)
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The Best Years of Our Lives: "Fathers and sons." (story 9/5/75; first draft; first draft, ) , 9/30/75, Oct. 6, 1975
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The Best Years of Our Lives: "Fresh start." (story and first draft)
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The Best Years of Our Lives: "Homer's Dream." (story and first draft)
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The Best Years of Our Lives: "Standing Up."
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Cody's Paradise. 6 folders. (treatment; first draft; revised drafts) , Aug. 1975
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Insight: "The Lookout." (story)
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Insight: "The Pendulum." (draft ; revised draft ; final, ) , 5/10/75, 5/15/75, 5/15/75
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Insight: "Stripping." (notes; final script)
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Judge Horton and the Scotsboro Boys. 12 folders [Aired: ] (treatments; scripts; clippings; correspondence re: nominations and awards; legal papers, ) , Apr. 22, 1976, 1977-1981
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My Father Isn't: An After School Special Presentation (script)
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Prehistoric Island. 3 folders. (notes; scripts)
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The Waltons. 11 folders. (4th season schedule; sample outline; research material)
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The Waltons: "The Big Brother" 3 folders. [Aired: ] , Jan. 29, 1976
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The Waltons: "The Breakdown" 2 folders. [Aired: ] , 10/16/75
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The Waltons: "The Burnout" 3 folders. [Aired: ] , 1/22/76
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Dark Companion: The Story of Matthew Henson. 4 folders. (notes; scripts)
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The Death of Ritchie. [Aired: ] (notes; presentation; screenplay; clippings) , Jan. 10, 1977
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The Devil and Daniel Webster, an Adaptation. 3 folders.
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The Disappearance of Aimee. 8 folders. [Aired: ] (outline scripts – draft and "as broadcast"; clippings) , Nov. 17, 1976
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Dreams of Victory. (revised script) , 5/7/76
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Sargeant Matlovich vs. the U. S. Air Force. 9 folders. (notes; research material; drafts and revised drafts of screenplay; taped interviews; trial records and transcript)
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Trust–Fall: A Story of CEDU. 7 folders. (source material; notes; series presentation; treatment; scripts)
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The Waltons: "The collision" (notes and story; final revised script). [Aired: ] , 3/4/76
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The Waltons: "The First Edition." (notes and story; revised final draft) [Aired: , 2/3/77
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"The Best Christmas." (notes and story; final draft) [Aired: ] , 12/9/76
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The Day the Laughter Stopped. 4 folders. (notes; treatment; source material; screenplay) , Oct. 25, 1977
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Insight: "A Joyful Noise." (notes and script)
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The Norvelles: "Priorities" (notes; story; teleplay) , 10/10/77
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Ruby and Oswald. 6 folders. (source material; step outline; screenplay; revised final; clippings). [Aired: ] , June 28, 1977, Feb. 8, 1978
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The Waltons: "The Hiding Place." (notes; storyline; revised final draft). [Aired: ] , 3/3/77
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The Waltons: "The Children's Carol." (notes; storyline; 2 drafts) [Aired: ] , 12/15/77
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Clarence. (screenplay ; revised screenplay) , 10/9/78
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Insight: "Get in Touch." (notes; teleplay) , 3/30/78
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Insight: "Is Anyone Listening." (revised teleplay) , 4/26/78
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Judge Andy Hardy. 3 folders. (story possibilities; story, ; story for episode, "Fathers and Sons," ) , 9/20/78, 10/2/78, 12/27/78
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Little Mo. 5 folders. (notes; screenplay; two revised screenplays; clippings) [Aired: , Sept. 5, 1978
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The Millionaire. 4 folders. (storyline; treatment; screenplay; revised screenplay, ) , 5/8/78, Aug. 30, 1978
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The New Adventures of Heidi. 9 folders. (notes; treatment; cast and crew lists; shooting schedule; screenplay) , June 5, 1978
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Rainbow. 7 folders. (notes; research; step outline; screenplays; clippings) [Aired: ] , Nov. 6, 1978
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Roots: The Next Generations: Show #6. 18 folders. (treatment; screenplays - drafts and revisions)
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Roots: The Next Generations: Show #7. 5 folders. (treatment; screenplay drafts and revisions)
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"The Illusion." (storyline; first draft; revised final) [Aired: ] , 11/16/78
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Walton's Mountain. By Earl Hamner. [a spin–off from The Waltons] 23 p.
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Bess. (research materials; notes; first draft screenplay)
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Christmas Lilies of the Field: A Sequel to "Lilies of the Field." 6 folders. (notes; storyline; screenplay; final shooting script) , Sept. 3, 1979
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Heartland, U.S.A.: "Windmill" (2 drafts) , Nov. 1979
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Heartland, U.S.A.: "Windmill" (2 drafts) , Nov. 1979
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Juliette. (notes; treatment) , Mar. 30, 1979
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Land of the Angry Child: A Story of VisionQuest. 4 folders. (notes; screenplay; research materials)
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Miracle at Carville. 6 folders. (notes; outline; research material; first and revised drafts of screenplay)
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Miracle at Carville, cont. (revised screenplay) , 8/6/79
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Number one Rockwood (treatment; first draft; revised draft) , 3/5/79
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Insight: "She." (notes; first draft; revised draft)
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Kincaid & Associates: A television series (notes; story)
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McCallister. A series for television developed by Inez Asher and John McGreevey. [presentation] (also titled: Shepherd)
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Night Crossing. (Walt Disney Studios film; released 1981) 6 folders: (notes and research material; interview transcriptions; outline; screenplay; revised screenplay; clippings)
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Pack It In: A comedy concept for television developed by John McGreevey. [presentation]
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Simple Justice. 19 folders. (correspondence; notes; research materials; court transcripts; first draft of episodes 1 and 2; second draft of episodes 1–3)
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Simple Justice, cont. 4 folders. (final scripts, episodes 1-3; 2 casette tapes: Simple Justice conference; newsreel footage of Thurgood Marshall) , 4/2/81
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Staying Together. A dramatic series for television developed by John McGreevey [presentation] - "First Thing's First" (2 revisions) , Nov. 1980
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Tallulah. (notes; step outline)
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Murder in Texas. 18 folders. (notes; outlines; part I: draft and revised draft; research materials) [Aired: ] , May 3-4, 1981
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Murder in Texas, cont. 5 folders. (research materials; clippings; advertisements, etc.)
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Walt Disney - One Man's Dream. 12 folders. (notes; preliminary run down; revised script; music; staff list, etc., ; script drafts, ; schedule, May; research and background material) [Aired: , Feb. 1981, Mar. 1981, Apr. and May, 1981, 12/12/81
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The Best of Friends. 4 folders. (2 cassette tapes; notes; pencil draft, step outline; first draft ; first draft with holograph changes; revised screenplay [here titled: Two Close])) , 9/29/81, 2/1/82, April 26, 1982
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Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story. 7 folders. (notes, publicity and clippings; draft; revised; revised - annotated copy; polish ; final) , 4/23/82, 6-7-82
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Food for Thought. 3 folders. (notes, research materials; First draft; revised draft 2 cop.) , 1/18/82, 2/5/82
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Kenya Encounter. 5 folders. (notes; treatment; First draft script; First draft with holograph changes; revised teleplay ) , 6/1/82
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Priest. 4 folders. (research, interview tapes, notes, first draft; 2nd draft , 11/10/82
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The Great American Family Awards. (notes, photocopies, treatment?)
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Helen and Teacher. The Story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Macy, by Joseph P. Lash. Adapted for Television by John McGreevey. 6 folders. (notes, outline; clippings, publicity; copy of Lash, Joseph P. Helen and Teacher. New York: Delta/Seymour Lawrence; First draft ; Second draft ; polish ; final) , 1974, 8/16/82, 10/15/82, 2/15/83
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The Nebraska Project. 6 folders. (research; storyline, notes; First draft; Second draft ) , 2/21/83, 4/20/83
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The Return of Marcus Welby. 7 folders. (research materials; notes, step outline, misc.; First draft; script; script ; script ; revised script, photocopy, ) , 9/20/83, 9/29/83, 11/2/83, 2/84
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Shooter. 7 folders. (notes, clippings, script pages; First draft; revised ; Hot Shot - first draft ; draft ; revised ) , 9/23/82, 11/15/82, 11/19/82, 11/30/82, 2/27/83
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Aurora. 4 folders. (revised script 12/1/83; second draft revised ; revised second draft , with pencil changes and notations; clippings, etc. re: production, ) , 12/1/83, 12/22/83, 1984
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Consenting Adult. 6 folders. (notes, step outline; notes, first draft; revised ; revised draft ; revised ; clippings, misc.) , 12/19/83, 2/1/84, 4/17/84, 4/27/84
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Embassy. 3 folders. (notes, clippings; First draft;; Revised ) , 10/22/84, 11/9/84
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Embassy, cont. 2 folders. (revised draft; revised, with Jan. 31 and Feb. 4 revisions) , Jan. 3, 1985
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Flight # 90: Disaster on the Potomac. 8 folders. (Notes, research, clippings; First draft; revised; revised, ; revised; [shooting script] and schedule, ) , Sept. 20, 1993, Nov. 10, 1983, Jan. 6, 1984
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The Horrors of Edgar Allan Poe. 5 folders. (notes, outline, misc.; research; First draft [here titled: Sounds of Darkness: Dreams and Visions of Edgar Allan Poe; photocopy of first draft with pencil changes, etc.; Second draft ) , 6/27/94, 1/7/85
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The Quiet Man - [proposal] , 1984
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Renaissance Woman. 9 folders. (Notes, research; script; revised, ; Final draft, ; Part 1, first draft, ; Part 2, first draft, ; Part 1, revised ; Part 2, ; notes, synopsis, short version, May 1984 – title variant: The Secret Smile.) , 9/26/83, 12/12/83, 1/26/84, 4/30/84, 4/30/84, 6/18/84, revised 6/18/84
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A Time to Live. 7 folders. (Notes, storyline, misc.; Research – book: Intensive Care, by Mary–lLou Weisman, 2 cassette tapes; Intensive Care, First draft; First draft, ; Notes, changes, revisions, ; First draft with pencil changes, etc.; Second draft, – with new title) , 11/30/84, Mar. 1, 1985, 8/4/85, 11/30/84, Aug. 6, 1985
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At Hazard. (proposal, notes, research)
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In the Shadow of Plenty. 8 folders. (Notes; misc. – clippings, etc.; Proposal, outline; First draft; revisions ; revisions ; Second draft, ; Revised, ) , 2/14/85, 6/7/85, 6/20/85, July 85, 7/30/85
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The Kilgour Story. 5 folders. Notes, research; First draft; First draft with holograph changes and re–writes; Revised, ; Revised ) , 4/25/85, 9/3/85, 11/18/85
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Kinsey Institute project – never completed (photocopies, printed)
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: Unholy Matrimony. 16 folders. (research - trial transcripts; "Obsession" by John Dillman; Notes; various drafts, polish, revised scripts; Final script) , 1985-88
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Fortunate Pilgrim. 15 folders. (includes notes; step outline; First draft; revised drafts and pages, ; Final draft, ; revisions, ) , 3/21/86, July-Oct., 1986, 11/12/86, Apr.-May, 1987
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Pressure Point. 6 folders. (Notes, research; First draft; revised scripts and pages, , , , & ) , 5/12/86, 6/16, 9/10, 10/6, 12/12/86
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Something Growing. 6 folders. (research; First draft; First draft rejected pages; revised ; Revised draft; revised pages, ) , 9/10/85, 9/11/85, 3/1/86, 8/20/86
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Braddock. 4 folders. (Notes, outline; First draft; First draft, [differs from above draft]; revised/rejected pages) , 3/17/87, 3/17/87
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Earthquake. 9 folders. (includes research materials; First draft; revisions; rejected pages) , 3/17/87
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Jack Kelly: An American Hero. 7 folders. (Notes; research; First draft; part 1, ; part 2, ) , 2/15/86, 6/5/86, 8/1/86
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Jack Kelly, cont. 3 folders. (Revised draft; Revised script, ) , 10/3/86, 1/16/87
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Unrealized projects. 2 folders.
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Santispac. Proposal, notes, correspondence.
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When the War is Over. Notes, research.
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Alias Adam. Typescript - carbon. [Published in Adventure (vol. 13, no. 10)] , Oct. 1951
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And Some must wait. [Play]. Ditto copy with penciled changes, deletions, etc. Produced by Repertoire Theatre, Toledo, Ohio. [ca.] , 1950
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Angels alone. [Play]. Typescript. [] , 1942
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Antelope boy. A fantasy in three scenes. Based on a short story by Margaret Phelps. . Typescript – carbon. , 1951
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The Beast of Budapest. Screenplay. Revisions. Typescript – carbon. , April 20, 1957
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But is it art? [Play.] Produced by I.U. Theatre. Typescript – carbon. , 1943
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Cast a Long Shadow. (revised movie script – mimeo)
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Catherine Marshall's "A Man Called Peter." Dramatized by John McGreevey. June . Typescript – carbon. [Published by Dramatic Publishing Co., Chicago, ] , 1955, 1951
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The Cat's Paw. Typescript – carbon. [Published in ADVENTURE, Sept.(vol. 13, no. 9)] , 1951
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Count the dead. Original story and screenplay by Richard J. Dorso. Revised shooting script. [Typed revisions by McGreevey laid–in] , Dec. 24, 1955
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Coward's cargo. [sold to a Sci/fiction magazine, ca.] , 1952
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Death in small doses. Screenplay by John McGreevey. 2 folders: 1) outline; draft screenplay with revisions; 2) final script. , Mar. 19, 1957
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Grandma and the baby grand. Typescript – carbon. [Published in LIBERTY] , Dec. 1954
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Hello down there. From a story by Art Arthur and Ivan Tors. [Screenplay (film released in )]. 3 folders: 1) story outline & suggestions to producer Ivan Tors; 2) 2nd draft screenplay, ; 3) 3rd draft, & release write–ups in VARIETY 7 HOLLYWOOD REPORTER. , Mar. 1969, 1967, 1967
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Hot–rod girl. [screenplay] 2 folders: 1) story outline, early drafts of scripts with variant titles; 2) script with typed revisions laid in.
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Legend of Superstition's gold. . Typescript – carbon. Also: "1958 revised edition by Bob Pollard," ditto. , Jan. 1955
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Lew Wallace's "Ben–Hur." Dramatized by John McGreevey. Typescript – carbon. [Published by Dramatic Publishing Co., Chicago] , 1960
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Little Acorns. A comedy in three acts. . Typescript. , 1951
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Massacre at Steen's pass. Typescript – carbon. [Published in WEST (vol. 78, no. 2)] , Mar. 1953
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Mr. Has–been. Typescript – carbon. [Published in NEW LIBERTY, June] , Mar. 1953
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Ready–made heart; a story. Typescript – carbon. [Published in GIRLS TODAY (vol. 11, no. 4)] , April 1952
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Massacre at Steen's pass. Typescript – carbon. [Published in WEST (vol. 78, no. 2)] , March 1953
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Mr. Has–been. Typescript – carbon. [Published in NEW LIBERTY, June] , 1951
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Ready–made heart; a story. Typescript – carbon. [Published in GIRLS TODAY (vol. 11, no. 4)] , April 1952
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Rebels on wheels [screenplay, ca.]. Typescript – carbons. (includes storyline & 2 script drafts) , 1956
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The Robe. Dramatized from the novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. (revised). Typescript – carbon. [Published by Dramatic Publishing Co., 1952] Incl. in folder: "On producing 'The Robe'." n.d. [ca. 1952], typescript – carbon. , April, 1952
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The rolling stones; a comedy. . Typescript. [Published by Row, Peterson] , Dec. 1952
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The selfish heart. [Play]. Typescript – carbon. [Published by Dramatic Publishing Co..] , 1948
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Sesquicentennial rag. []. Typescript. , 1970
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The shepherd who stayed away; Christmas play in one act. . Typescript – carbon. [Published by Baker's plays, Boston, ] , June, 1955, 1956
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The trial of Nancy Gage; a play in three acts. Typescript – carbon. [Published by Dramatic Publishing Co., Chicago] Included in folder is story outline "People vs. Nancy Gage." , 1961
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Weave the wind. Division of Speech, Indiana University. [] Typescript – carbon. , 1942
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[untitled play in one act]. n.d. Two carbon copies. [Bought by Dramatic Publishing Co., but never printed]
Subseries:
Unsold Radio, TV, Film
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The Case of the four alarm murders
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Champion's way [later rewritten and sold as a short story: "golf"]
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Nick Carter, master detective: "The case of the deadly etchings."
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Nick Carter, master detective – "The case of the visiting vampire"
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The Accomplice (outline only)
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Auction (three different stories with same title)
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The beard [] , July, l954
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Between the acts. . , Jan. 29, 1953
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The bric–a–brac heart. , Oct. 10, 1949
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A clear case of murder – a treatment
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Hamilton's glen. , June 25, 1952
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It Could Happen to You a.k.a. It Could Be You [] series proposal, storylines, synopses, script for episode "Face of a Woman." [written with Joseph Hayes] , 1954
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Legacy (with 3 copies of outline)
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Among those present. [pre–1957] (Two different storylines, one for female main character, one for male)
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The Birdcage theatre. [] (proposal only) , 1955
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The boarder (outline only)
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Boothill [] (Episodes l and 2) , l95l
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The burden of the day. (outline with Magazine Digest story "When God and the devil fought in Steubenville" by Milton Croneberg) , May l0, 1957
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Classified section – episode no. l. , 1951
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A clear case of murder – a treatment
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Congo wasp – episode no. 1.
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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court. (2 copies)
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Day of the execution – treatment
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Double exposure – outline
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Forrest of feathers. (typescript)
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A glass of blessings - story line
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The hot–rod story – outline. , Sept. 25, 1956
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Inner sanctum – "Witch's ladder." (incl. 1st draft, storyline, various synopses for other episodes). , Nov. 5, 1971
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The imported bride – synopsis
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Jock (for Dogs courageous) includes draft and revision of outline, final script, series description, and letter from Bruce Chapman () re: reaction to step – outline , March 5, l957
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McAllister [] series proposal , 1972
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A pair to beat. (outline, 1st & 2nd drafts) , Feb. 28, 1958
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Paradise station; storyline
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The pilgrimage; storyline
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The Queen mother; storyline
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The rookie had a wife; storyline
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Sandy Wright, world scout – "Mau Mau"
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Savage is the name – "The Parisian love–bird." , Nov. 24, 1958
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Something rare and beautiful; treatment
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The voyages of Ulysses Craig
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Willingham Square [ca. ] (treatment and draft of script) [written with Richard Shores and Stewert Cohn] , 1960
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The wishing shrine; synopsis
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Ask no return; story outline [not related to above title]
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Blond and deadly; a treatment
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Cave of the dead. (2 copies)
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Coming of age in Laguna; synopsis [presentation for a feature film] , Aug. 5, 1969
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Confessions of a radio commercial announcer
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Dennis O'Toole and the glorious fourth
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see The luck of Dennis O'Toole
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A friendly game. (2 copies)
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Funny man (novel). (2 folders)
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Hi Jolly and America's camels
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Jessamyn West's "The friendly persuasion." , 1950
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The lillies grow high [feature film]
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Love is make believe. (2 copies)
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The luck of Dennis O'Toole. (2 copies)
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Murder in a minor key; a play in three acts. [] , 1939
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Perchance to dream; a comedy.
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Performance in hell canyon
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Quiet evening; a skit for two people
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Rain from heaven (2 copies)
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The ready–made heart; story outline [play, n.d. ca.] , 1949
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The resourcefulness of Minna Purcell
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"Sea Queen," written for the screen by John McGreevey, from an original story by Fred F. Harris. 2 folders: 1) treatment, draft for "Perilous voyage" (), carbon of script "Sea Queen"; 2) mimeo copy of script. , May 1956
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Seventh satellite of Eros
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Skull valley. A treatment, by Carl Kent & John
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Slow death for your marriage
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Timmy, the ill–mannered deer. By Rose Ann Phillips (pseudonym).
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The transformation of Trigger Thomas
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Weave the wind. Div. of Speech, Indiana University [] , 1942
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Before He Wakes - , July 20, 1994
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Blind Spot - , September 30, 1992
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Blood and Money (a.k.a. Murder in Texas) - , 1990-11-09
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Braddock (Just Newspaper Clippings)
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Call Me Anna, cont. -? , July 19, 1990
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Cambodian Boys Don't Cry - , September 21, 1989
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Carl Gorman Story, cont. - , September 10, 1990
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Children of War - , January 20, 1987
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Chris and Mary (see Never Play Games on Sunday)
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Doctors Under Siege (a.k.a. In a Family of Doctors?) - late 1980's
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Dooms Day Rock - , November 30, 1992
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Fearful Joy: The Story of Mother Teresa
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Fearful Joy: The Story of Mother Teresa, cont. - , September 20, 1991
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Fighting Ministers - later 1980's
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Firestorm - , October 27, 1992
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Foreign Affairs (a.k.a. Embassy?) - late 1980's
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Fortunate Pilgrim (Clippings, etc.)
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Hiroshima, cont. - , September 14, 1989
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In a Family of Doctors (see Doctors Under Siege)
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Intimacy - , August 12, 1993
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Investigative Reporter - late 1980's
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Lonely Life of Bette Davis - , May 21, 1991
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Lonely Life of Bette Davis - , May 20, 1991
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Magnificent Ambersons - , November 29, 1988
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Mother Teresa (see Fearful Joy)
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Murder in Texas (see Blood & Money)
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Never Play Games on Sunday (a.k.a. Chris&Mary) - , November 15, 1993
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Obsession: Unholy Matrimony (clippings, etc.)
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Rasputin - , March 25, 1990
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Samantha - , September 21, 1987
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Santa Train (clippings, etc.)
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Sarah, Plain and Tall - n.d.
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Simple Justice. Teleplay - copyright , 1992
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Simple Justice (dated episodes). Episode 1: "See Plessy" (The Apprentice) - , June 23, 1989
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Simple Justice (dated episodes). Episode 2: "The Doll Man" - , September 27, 1989
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Simple Justice (dated episodes). Episode 3: "Conscience of the Nation" - , November 17, 1989
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Simple Justice (dated episodes). Episode 4: "Going for the Jugular" - n.d. after ? , 11/89
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Simple Justice (undated episodes). Episode 1: "The Twenty Year Crusade"
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Simple Justice (undated episodes). Episode 2: "The Courts Below"
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Simple Justice (undated episodes). Episode 3: "For the Good of the Country"
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Simple Justice (undated episodes). Episode 4: "With Legal Sanction"
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Story of Colleen Stan - (research)
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Thomas Jefferson, cont. - , February 1, 1990
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - (magazines)
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Wheels of Death - (research)
box 62
Unibomber, research materials
box 64
Happy Trials, Roy Rogers, research materials
box 65
Videocassettes and Night Crossing press booklet
box 69
Miscellaneous scripts and printed materials
box 75
"Curiosities" (2 folders)
box 75
THe Button Boat - script and notes
box 70
Computer Discs and Videotapes