Television Series and Specials Scripts, 1946-1992: A Catalog of the American Radio Archives Collection

Television Series and Specials Scripts, 1946–1992

ALSO BY JEANETTE M. BERARD AND KLAUDIA ENGLUND AND FROM MCFARLAND Radio Series Scripts, 1930–2001: A Catalog of the American Radio Archives Collection (2006)

Television Series and Specials Scripts, 1946–1992 A Catalog of the American Radio Archives Collection Compiled by Jeanette M. Berard and Klaudia Englund FOREWORD BY NORMAN CORWIN The American Radio Archives Collection was created by the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation

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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGUING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA Thousand Oaks (Calif.) Library. American Radio Archives. Television series and specials scripts, 1946–1992 : a catalog of the American Radio Archives collection / compiled by Jeanette M. Berard and Klaudia Englund ; foreword by Norman Corwin. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 978-0-7864-3348-3 softcover : 50# alkaline paper 1. Television series— Bibliography — Catalogs. 2. Television specials— Bibliography — Catalogs. 3. Television scripts— Bibliography — Catalogs. 4. Thousand Oaks (Calif.) Library. American Radio Archives— Catalogs. I. Berard, Jeanette M. II. Englund, Klaudia. III. Title. Z7713.S47T56 2009 [PN1992.8.S4] 016.79145' 75 — dc22 2008045769 British Library cataloguing data are available ©2009 Thousand Oaks Library Foundation. All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying or recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Cover image: Barbara Britton and Richard Denning in Mr. & Mrs. North; backgound 2009 Shutterstock Manufactured in the United States of America

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We respectfully dedicate this book to the Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters.

Acknowledgments The compilers wish to acknowledge the City of Thousand Oaks, who made this work possible, and the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation for support with acquiring the collections. And a huge thank you to our assistant, Joy Urban, who did so much to make the book happen.

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Table of Contents Acknowledgments

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Foreword by Norman Corwin Introduction

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Foreword by Norman Corwin The greatest and commonest Hybrid in the world is not an automobile — it is Television, the daughter of Radio and Cinema, much studied, often characterized variously as a bitch or a saint. Both media are capable of reaching simultaneously millions of people in unseen audiences. Both have created massive industries, both exercise magical properties; are transmitted at the speed of light, are crudely measurable, generate influence, can be permanized, and are finally collectible. Toward the last of these properties, acting in the twin function of library and museum, a single institution has risen and is still on the rise — the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation. Thousand Oaks is known locally as the Beverly Hills of Ventura County — pleasant, rich, green, heavily coated by affluent homes, densely treed, unsmirched by the exhausts of any industry, and endowed by a beautiful library which more than once has won national distinction as one of the heaviest per capita book-lending libraries in the country. This same library only twenty-four years ago set out to be the major depository of radio scripts in the world. It attracted so many fine materials so swiftly that other depositories recognized the magnet trove in T.O. These included the formidable collections of the venerable Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters. Now televisors are clamoring to be invited to the party. The first fruit of this ambition is the following catalogue put together enchantingly by Archivists Berard and Englund, who forthwith speak for themselves.

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Introduction The American Radio Archives (ARA), housed in the Special Collections Department at the Thousand Oaks Library, was established by the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation in 1984 to preserve and document the history of radio for future generations. Many of the radio collections include television material, as writers, actors, and others crossed into the new medium. Consequently, the history of radio cannot be appreciated without taking into account the development of television. Thus, we began to acquire additional television materials for the Broadcasting Collection. Eventually we built a significant and varied collection of television scripts. The television scripts of the American Radio Archives belong to two major groups, the general Broadcasting Collection and a number of smaller “named” collections. The Broadcasting Collection consists of the scripts that were purchased over the years from various sources. The “named” collections contain the materials compiled by individuals or institutions. The scripts span more than 40 years of American television history, from live broadcasts of the 1940s to the late 1980s. They also cover the entire spectrum of television entertainment programming, from comedies and soap operas, to dramatic programs, to crime and western series.

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How to Use This Book The guide is organized alphabetically by title. The index includes program and episode titles, names of persons involved, and names of production companies. Varying forms of the same name are combined whenever possible. The glossary includes common television industry terms as they were used on our scripts (there may be additional definitions). The main sources used for our research are listed in the Bibliography. The scripts are divided into two sections: Series and Specials. The first contains scripts that were created for serial programming. The second includes specials, awards shows, madefor-TV movies, unsold pilots, mini-series, and various uncompleted projects. We have extracted as much information as possible from the scripts themselves and added some details from other sources. The pedigree of a television show can be very hard to trace. Early programs, and those aired in syndication or by local stations only, are usually poorly documented. Despite all our research, some facts remain elusive. A note about authorship: in this work we have cited the author(s) named on the version of the script that we own. These may differ from the official credits for the program. If there is no author given on a script, credited authors’ names are used. Authorship of some television works is highly complicated, and the writers cited on our versions of the scripts may have received shared credit during broadcast or no credit at all. The collections described by this volume hold more than 1,190 programs represented by more than 6,000 individual scripts currently available for study.* Access to the scripts is granted during the open hours of the Special Collections Reading Room at the Thousand Oaks Library, or by appointment. The American Radio Archives is a vital, growing collection. Information on future updates of this book will appear on the library website (http://www.toaks.org/library/) and the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation website (http://americanradioarchives.com). Broadcasting history is a subject of great interest, and we hope to continue to be an important resource for researchers. There is much still to be discovered about the programs. We would be happy to consider any additional information from our readers. The future holds great promise for the ARA; we hope to begin construction of a new building dedicated to the archives in the next few years. This proposed new building will house our materials and the materials of our partners, the Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters.

*Please note: copying scripts is allowed only with written permission in advance from the copyright holder(s).

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List of Collections This section contains brief descriptions of the collections mentioned in the text. Our collections are usually named for the person who compiled the materials. Often this was the author of the scripts, but might also be an institution, fan, producer, actor, etc. Broadcasting Collection: this is the general collection of the American Radio Archives, consisting of purchased and donated scripts which are not a part of any individual collection. Carlton E. Morse Collection: Carlton E. Morse was one of the most prolific writers in radio. He adapted his long running series One Man’s Family for television. This collection includes scripts, correspondence, photographs and miscellaneous materials related to many of Morse’s radio series, as well as the television adaptation. Daniel Patrick O’Reilly Collection: papers, correspondence, photographs, and scripts that were used by Daniel P. “Pat” O’Reilly, a broadcaster with KNX and other news services. He was one of the first news writers hired by KNX in the 1940s, and won several awards for reporting. Earl Ebi Collection: correspondence, photographs, scripts and other materials related to Ebi’s career. He was an actor, director and producer, who worked in radio and television. Fletcher Markle Collection: scripts, correspondence, research notes, clippings and audiovisual materials. Markle started his career as a writer, director, and producer for radio and television in Canada and England. His television work in the U.S. included Studio One and Front Row Center. Harry Kemm Collection: scripts used by art director and set dresser Harry R. Kemm. Hilliard Marks Collection: scripts written for the Jack Benny Show, and for the Jack Benny Television Show. Hilliard Marks was Benny’s brother-in-law, and a longtime producer and director of the Jack Benny Show. Jim Hummeland Collection: scripts used by Chicago actor Jim Hummeland in local television and radio productions. Joe Harnell Collection: television scripts for shows in which Harnell contributed to the music score; he was a distinguished musician and composer, and worked in television and motion pictures. John Pickard–Frank Provo Collection: materials documenting the careers of John Pickard and Frank Provo. The collection primarily consists of soap opera scripts for radio and television, with some related material, manuscripts of novels and plays, presentations for proposed television series, and correspondence. LACC Collection: television scripts that were donated to the ARA by the Los Angeles City College (LACC) Communications Department. Marvin Miller Collection: scripts and personal papers that document the life and career of radio and television announcer, actor and writer Marvin Miller. Miller’s television work included The Millionaire and a number of guest appearances on various series. Milton and Barbara Merlin Collection: scripts of radio and television programs, story outlines, presentation materials, correspondence, and sound recordings, which document the careers of

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writers Milton and Barbara Merlin. This collection includes television scripts for Halls of Ivy, and Four Star Theatre. Milton Josefsberg Collection: Milton Josefsberg wrote for most of the great comedians of radio and television. This collection includes examples of Josefsberg’s work for the Jack Benny Show, All in the Family, The Lucy Show, and a variety of other television projects. Monty Masters Collection: scripts, story treatments and other material documenting the radio and television career of San Francisco–based comedian and writer, Masters. Masters’ television work in this collection is primarily a series of unsuccessful pilots. Morris Freedman Collection: scripts, and some comedy spots and miscellaneous materials. Morris Freedman was a writer, chiefly known for his work on Duffy’s Tavern for radio and television. Moviola Collection: scripts, production notes and correspondence related to the development of the anthology mini-series Moviola. Norman Corwin Collection: correspondence, scrapbooks, radio and television scripts, motion picture screenplays, and various ephemera primarily related to Corwin’s radio career. This career encompassed many stellar works for CBS, including the brilliant program commemorating V-E day (Victory in Europe), On a Note of Triumph, in 1945. His television work includes The Rivalry, and Norman Corwin Presents. Paul Werth Collection: scripts for various television specials. Werth produced and wrote for radio, television and film, as well as conducting his own radio show, and doing stage productions. Philip Rapp Collection: materials relating to the long career of writer Philip Rapp. The radio materials include Baby Snooks, and The Bickersons; television materials include The Bickersons, Hiram Holliday, and various specials and unsold pilots. Robert Q. Lewis Collection: scripts, jokes and other materials. Lewis was a comedian, radio disc jockey, and host of numerous television and radio programs from the late 1940’s to the early 1960’s. Programs that are represented in this collection include Arthur Godfrey Time and the Robert Q. Lewis Show (both radio and television versions). Rudy Vallee Collection: scripts, correspondence, scrapbooks, and other materials. Rudy (Hubert Prior) Vallee was a singer, songwriter, saxophone player, bandleader, actor, and author. Television material in this collection consists primarily of shows on which Vallee made guest appearances. Sam Edwards Collection: scripts from television and radio. Sam Edwards was a longtime actor who went from childhood performances in theatre and radio with his family, “The Edwards Family” to a long career as a character actor in motion pictures and television. Snag Werris Collection: scripts and related radio and television materials. Snag (Solomon Samuel) Werris was a vaudeville stage performer, and magician, turned comedy writer. Werris started his writing career as gagman for Wheeler & Woolsey, and later wrote for radio comics including Eddie Cantor, Ed Wynn and Fred Allen as well as Burns and Allen. Television material includes early versions of the infamous game show Dotto. Stephen T. Sibenick Collection: television scripts and related photographs. Steve Sibenick was a grip, on crew with various studios, including Paramount Television Productions, Universal, Republic, and General Services, beginning in the 1960s. Tom Koch Collection: radio and television scripts. Tom Koch began his radio career with CBS in 1947 as a staff writer handling news and sports assignments. The bulk of the collection consists of skits written for use on the Bob and Ray Show. Television scripts include: The Jonathan Winters Show, and The Dinah Shore Chevrolet Show. Woodworth Collection: television scripts from the estate of longtime ABC stage manager James “Woody” Woodworth.

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TELEVISION SERIES This section includes the scripts that were aired as regular series on the networks or in syndication. The sequence is alphabetical by series titles, starting with some general information on each series (writers and directors are listed here only when their names cannot be connected to individual episodes). Episodes are then given, in air date order wherever possible. When air dates are unknown or the series was syndicated, episodes are listed in the sequence of their production numbers. Air dates given for syndicated programs represent either the only known or the earliest known date of a local broadcast; whenever possible we include the city/station. We call episodes “unaired” when they may have been produced but not broadcast — in a few cases those episodes were aired later in syndication; this is however often hard to ascertain because of title changes. The “With” category for the episodes generally includes guest stars as well as more or less regular cast members that are not of the “Starring” category. “Used by” gives the names of actors, characters, staff members or production departments handwritten on the script, or identified through markings in the text. The word “used” here may also include simple ownership.

The ABC Suspense Movie see The Six Million Dollar Man

LAST REVISION : 02-24-1961. WITH : Hayes, Allison; Robards, Jason; Robinson, John; Troup, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; retakes; marks and notes throughout. USED BY : Lund, L. The Gentleman from Brazil #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3B. AIR DATE: 03-13-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-06-1961. LAST REVISION: 02-09-1961. WRITER: Coon, Gene L. WITH: Cannon, Diane; Cornthwaite, Robert; Hale, Alan, Jr.; Landau, Martin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; notes throughout. Carbon Copy Cats #1-4. PROD. NO.: 4B. AIR DATE: 03-20-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1961. WRITER: Chermak, Cy. WITH : Barnes, Joanna; Collins, Russell; Whitney, Grace Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Death Is a Smiling Man #1-5. PROD. NO.: 5B. AIR DATE: 04-10-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-03-1961. WRITER: Coon, Gene L. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; retakes. USED BY: Lund, L. Fisher’s Daughter #1-6. PROD. NO.: 6B. AIR DATE: 04-03-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-10-1961. WRITER: Schoenfeld, B.C. WITH: Harrison, Jan; Kennedy, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of

Acapulco HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 27 to Apr. 24, 1961; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 8 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv-United Artists. PRODUCER: Robinson, John. DIRECTOR: Lucas, John Meredyth. STARRING: Coburn, James; Savalas, Telly; Taeger, Ralph. WITH: Hayes, Allison; Robards, Jason, Sr.; Troup, Bobby. • Adventure series; mid-season format change for Klondike (see there)— the two stars are now Korean War veterans, who find new thrills as beachcombers in Acapulco and sometimes working for an ex-attorney. Bell’s Half Acre #1-1. PROD. NO.: 2B. AIR DATE: 0227-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-30-1961. LAST REVISION: 0202-1961. WRITER: Chermak, Cy. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Dark, Chris; Hayes, Allison; Kaplan, Marvin; Morris, Jonathan; Troup, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund, L.; Serks, Bobby. Killer in a Rose Coloured Mask #1-2. P ROD . NO.: 1B. AIR DATE: 03-06-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1961.

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Accidental Family characters; set list; synopsis; notes throughout. USED BY: Lippman, Stuart [script supervisor]. Blood Money #1-7. PROD. NO.: 7B. AIR DATE: 0417-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1961. LAST REVISION: 0320-1961. WRITER: Bast, William. W ITH : Dalton, Audrey; Pate, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; notes throughout. Murder with Love #1-8. PROD. NO.: 8B. AIR DATE: 04-24-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-28-1961. WRITER: Dales, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; notes throughout. USED BY: Olsen.

Accidental Family HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1967, to Jan. 5, 1968; Fridays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 16 episodes. PROD. CO.: Sheldon Leonard Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Leonard, Sheldon. PRODUCER: Gomberg, Sy. DIRECTOR: Sweeney, Bob. STARRING: Nettleton, Lois; Van Dyke, Jerry. WITH: Benjamin, Susan; Blue, Ben; Mann, Larry D.; Quinn, Teddy. • Situation comedy about a recently widowed Las Vegas comic, who moves his son to his farm in California, where a divorcee takes care of him as well as of her own daughter. What Is This — Thanksgiving or a Nightmare? (What Is This — Thanksgiving or Hallowe’en?; Everywhere a Chick-Chick) #1-10. AIR DATE : 1124-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1967. WRITERS: Elliott, Peggy; Scharlach, Ed. WITH: Albertson, Mabel; Anders, Luana; Andrews, Edward; Backus, Henny; Backus, Jim; Benjamin, Susan; Blue, Ben; Mann, Larry D.; Quinn, Teddy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. U SED BY: Backus, Henny (part of “Aunt Helen”).

Adam-12 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 2 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1968, to Aug. 26, 1975; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 1), 8:30 P.M. (seasons 2-3); Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 3); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 4-7); 30 minutes; 174 episodes. PROD. CO.: Mark VII Ltd. Productions in association with Universal Television. CREATED BY: Cinader, Robert A.; Webb, Jack. EXEC. PROD.: Saunders, Herman S.; Webb, Jack. PRODUCERS: Cinader, Robert A.; Doherty, James; Saunders, Herman S.; Stanley, Jerry; Webb, Jack; Williams, Tom. STARRING: McCord, Kent; Milner, Martin. WITH: Boyett, William; Claridge, Shaaron; Crosby, Gary; Elliott, William; Jamison, Mikki; Johnson, Claude; Nelson, Kristen; Stevens, William; Stromsoe, Fred. • Realistic police drama where each episode covers one shift of two LAPD patrol officers, based on actual cases. Log #54: Impersonation #2-16. PROD. NO.: 30324. AIR DATE: 02-07-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1969. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1969. WRITER: Holt, Robert I. DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Carney, Thom; Erby, Morris D.; Gregg, Virginia; Harmon, John; Hudson, John; Hudson, William; McDonald, Cliff; McEachin, James; Neumann, Dorothy; Parfrey, Woodrow; Patten,

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Robert. USED BY: Boyett, William (part of “Sgt. William MacDonald, Harbor Division”). Log #135: Arson (Log #54: Arson) #3-10. PROD . NO.: 31815. AIR DATE: 12-05-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 0812-1970. LAST REVISION: 08-27-1970. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Dimsdale, Howard; Moser, James E. (revision); Dugan, John T. (revision); Saunders, Herman (revision); Katkov, Norman (revision). DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Canfield, Mary Grace; Drake, Pauline; Edwards, Sam; Henry, William; Holland, Buck; Kingston, Lenore; Konrad, Dorothy; Mills, Sally; Moreland, Mantan; Rees, Betty Anne; Roberts, Wink; Van Vleet, Richard; Wagenheim, Charles; Wendell, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Hal Rosten”). Taking It Easy #6-17. PROD. NO.: 37503. AIR DATE: 01-29-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1973. LAST REVISION: 11-26-1973. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Schlitt, Robert. DIRECTOR: Donnelly, Dennis. WITH: Boyett, William; Castro, Ron; Furlong, Kirby; Johnson, Claude; Niven, Kip; Phillips, Barney; Stromsoe, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; Sgt. John Zorn, Wilshire Division. Suspect #1 #7-5. PROD. NO.: 40108. AIR DATE: 1029-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 02-12-1974. LAST REVISION: 0306-1974. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gordon, Leo V. DIRECTOR: Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Aletter, Frank; Barry, Don (“Red”); Boyett, William; Foulk, Robert; Lydon, Jimmy; Masters, Natalie; Stromsoe, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; stock list; Sgt. Robert Schebler, Devonshire Division.

Adam’s Rib HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14 to Dec. 28, 1973; Fridays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. PRODUCERS: Froug, William; Hunt, Peter H.; Stone, Peter. DIRECTORS: Hunt, Peter H.; Nelson, Gary. STARRING: Danner, Blythe; Howard, Ken. WITH: Bartold, Norman; Dietrich, Dena; Rifkin, Ron; Winter, Edward. • TV-adaptation of the 1949 Tracy/Hepburn movie comedy about two newlyweds who are an assistant D.A. and a junior partner in a law firm respectively. The Unwritten Law (Part 1) #1-6. PROD. NO.: 4008. AIR DATE: 10-19-1973. WRITER: Stone, Peter. WITH: Ballen, Tony; Blake, Timothy; Garfield, Allen; Hawkins, Virginia; Kahn, Madeline; O’Connell, Arthur; Slyter, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO: episode dealing with the same court case as the movie.

Adventures at Scott Island see Harbourmaster Adventures in Paradise HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1959, to Apr. 1, 1962; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 91 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC . P ROD .: Dunne, Dominick; Self, William. PRODUCERS: Froug, William; Goldstone, Richard; Levitt, Gene; Manulis, Martin;

SERIES Russell, Charles; Wallace, Art. S TARRING: McKay, Gardner. WITH: Hillaire, Marcel; Holden, James; Kai, Lani; Lawson, Linda; Levy, Weaver; Slate, Henry; Sodsai, Sondi; Stockwell, Guy; Tobias, George. • Adventure series very loosely based on James Michener’s book South Pacific. The Siege of Troy #1-21. PROD./STORY NO.: 3523; 33-23. AIR DATE: 03-07-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1960. LAST REVISION : 01-19-1960. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Yates, George Worthington. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Dean, Roy; Edwards, Sam; Halliday, Clive J.; Marcuse, Theodore; Moore, Joanna; Randell, Ron; Slate, Henry. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Latham”). Passage to Tua (Passage to Tana; Diamond Head) #1-26. PROD./STORY NO.: 3527; 35-35. AIR DATE: 0411-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-12-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lamb, Max; Whitmore, Stanford (story). D IRECTOR: Neilson, James. W ITH : Baker, Diane; Beregi, Oscar, Jr.; Halsey, Brett; Stenberg, Gaby; Van Dreelen, John. USED BY: Michener, James. Heads You Lose (Over the Mountain) #1-27. PROD./STORY NO.: 3528; 35-45. AIR DATE: 04-18-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-07-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-09-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Pertwee, Michael. DIRECTOR: Leytes, Josef. WITH: Geray, Steven; McClory, Sean; Paluzzi, Luciana.

The Adventures of Ellery Queen HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: Arrow Productions; Incorporated Television Company. EXEC. PROD.: Fromkess, Leon. STARRING: Marlowe, Hugh. WITH: Ames, Florenz. • The series follows the cases that mystery writer/detective Ellery Queen solves, sometimes with the help of his father, a policeman. Comeback. P ROD . NO.: 31. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-201954. WRITER: Sanford, Donald S. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Honus.”

The Adventures of Falcon HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —19 scripts (16 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 19541955; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bernard L. Schubert; Federal Telefilms, Samuel Goldwyn Studio. E XEC . P ROD .: Collier, Buster. P RODUCERS: Brown, Harry Joe; Schubert, Bernard L. STARRING: McGraw, Charles. • TV version of a drama series that ran on radio between 1943 and 1954 in various incarnations under the title The Falcon. This series follows the adventures of an espionage agent with the codename Falcon. Double Identity #5. PROD. NO.: 4800-206. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1954. LAST REVISION: 05-07-1954. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; shooting schedule; call sheet (May 10-11, 1954); set numbers. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager]. Rocky’s Asylum #12. PROD. NO.: 4800-213. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1954. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; set numbers; shooting schedule; call sheet (May 12-13,

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The Adventures of Falcon 1954); advance schedule; wild lines. U SED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager]. The Big Heist (The Case of the Big Heist) #13. PROD. NO.: 4800-214. SCRIPT DATES: 04-26-1954 / 0506-1954. DIRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; shooting schedule; advance schedule; call sheet (June 3-4, 1954); set list; set numbers; marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager]. The Case of the Deadly Welcome (Deadly Welcome) #14. PROD. NO.: 4800-216. SCRIPT DATE: 0518-1954. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. DIRECTOR: Abbe, Derwin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule; call sheet (incl. makeup; June 1-2, 1954). Murder with Hi Fi #19. PROD. NO.: 4800-221. SCRIPT DATE: 06-04-1954. LAST REVISION: 06-18-1954. DIRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. WITH: Willes, Jean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; call sheet (June 2-22, 1954); revised call sheet. The Guilty Stamps #20. P ROD . NO.: 4800-223. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-07-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Markson, Ben. DIRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. WITH: Blaine, Sally; Fix, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; stock list; advance schedule; revised advance schedule; call sheet (July 12-13, 1954); wild sound track; set numbers. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager]. The Golden Phoney #23. P ROD . NO.: 4800-227. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-26-1954. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Vittes, Louis. D IRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. WITH: Albright, Lola; Roberts, Roy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; advance schedule; call sheet (incl. makeup, July 7-8, 1954); set numbers. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager]. The Reckoning #27. PROD. NO.: 4800-215. SCRIPT DATE: 07-22-1954. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; advance schedule; advance schedule for Snake Eyes, #233 (Aug. 5, 1954); call sheet (Aug. 2-4, 1954); wild sound track. Eyes in My Back #28. PROD. NO.: 4800-230. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1954. LAST REVISION: 07-21-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kellso, Ed E. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; set numbers; call sheet (July 22-23, 1954); advance schedule; wild sound track; some notes. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager]. Reunion (Catspaw) #30. P ROD . NO.: 4800-237. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-19-1954. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. DIRECTOR: Abbe, Derwin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; advance schedule; advance schedule for The Big Grab-Bag, #238 (Aug. 23, 1954); call sheet (incl. makeup, Aug. 19-20, 1954), wild sound track. Rare Editions #31. PROD. NO.: 4800-236. SCRIPT DATE: 08-06-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-12-1954. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. DIRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; advance schedule; advance schedule for Catspaw, #237, 8-19-1954; call sheet (Aug. 16-17, 1954); wild sound track. Hot Cargo #32. PROD. NO.: 4800-234. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1954. WRITER: Baldwin, Earl. DIRECTOR: Walker,

The Adventures of Hiram Holliday Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; advance schedule; advance schedule for Rare Editions, #236 (Aug. 16, 1954); call sheet (Aug. 12-13, 1954). Snake Eyes #33. PROD. NO.: 4800-233. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-02-1954. WRITER: Wang, Gene. DIRECTOR: Walker, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; advance schedule; advance schedule for Buried Treasure, #235, Aug. 9, 1954; call sheet (incl. makeup, Aug. 5-6, 1954); wild sound track. The Wheel of Fortune (The Unwelcome Wife) #38. PROD. NO.: 4800-217. SCRIPT DATES: 05-15-1954 / 0605-1954. LAST REVISION : 06-08-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised final draft. WRITERS: Cheney, Benton; Wang, Gene (story). DIRECTORS: Abbe, Derwin; Friedman, Seymour. WITH : Flavin, James; Hill, Al; Hutton, Robert; Michaels, Beverly; Randall, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet (June 11, 1954); call sheet — retakes and added scenes (Sept. 11, 1954); revised call sheet; combined continuity: retakes and added scenes— narration changes (Sept. 2, 1954); voice changes; scene changes; shooting schedule; set numbers; advance schedule; daily production reports (June 10-11, 1954); 2 copies. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager] (1 copy). Buried Treasure #39. PROD. NO.: 4800-235. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-06-1954. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; advance schedule; advance schedule for Hot Cargo, #234, Aug. 12, 1954; call sheet (Aug. 9-10, 1954); wild sound track, revised. The Big Grab-Bag [unaired?]. PROD. NO.: 4800238. SCRIPT DATES: 08-17-1954 / 08-20-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITER: Baldwin, Earl. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; call sheet (Aug. 23-24, 1954); advance schedule; wild sound track; 2 copies. USED BY: Portianko, Vlademer D. [production manager] (1 copy).

The Adventures of Hiram Holliday see Hiram Holliday The Adventures of Kit Carson HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1951-1955; 30 minutes; 104 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Revue Productions. PRODUCER: Irving, Richard. STARRING: Williams, Bill. WITH: Diamond, Don; Patterson, Hank (also host). • Wild West adventure series about the exploits of frontiersman Kit Carson and his Mexican friend, El Toro— with no connection to the historical Carson. Trouble in Sundown #4-19. PROD. NO.: 167. AIR DATE: 12-04-1954. DIRECTOR: English, John. WRITER: Nibley, Sloan. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Dawson, Hal K.; Frost, Terry; Gerstle, Frank; Hudson, Larry; Shepard, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some underlining. USED BY: Shepard, Jan. Outlaw’s Justice #4-20. PROD. NO.: 166. AIR DATE: 12-11-1954. WRITER: Nibley, Sloan. W ITH : Alcaide, Chris; Dawson, Hal K.; Frost, Terry; Hudson, Larry;

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Shepard, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some underlining. USED BY: Shepard, Jan.

The Adventures of Oky Doky (Oky Doky Ranch) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: DuMont. BROADCAST: Nov. 4, 1948, to May 26, 1949; Thursdays, 7:00 P.M. (until Mar. 1949); Tuesdays/Thursdays, 6:45 P.M. (from Mar. 1949); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: DuMont Television NETWORK. PRODUCER: Bunetta, Frank. DIRECTOR: Bunetta, Frank. HOSTESS/HOST: Barrie, Wendy; Hilber, Burt. WITH: Allen, Dayton (puppeteer/ voice of Oky Doky); Barnard, Pat; The Mellodaires. • Puppet show with Oky Doky, a 21 ⁄2-foot tall cowboy puppet that first appeared on the air in a 1947 series (Tots, Tweens and Teens), broadcast by WABD in New York City, before moving to DuMont a year later; there the show was set at a dude ranch where children came to play games, perform in small skits and watch Oky’s Western adventures. AIR DATE: 05-23-1949. WRITER: Roth, Ruth E.

WITH: Buckridge, Kenneth; Hilber, Burt; The Mellodaires; Peck, Shirley; Quegly, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-23-1949. WRITER: Roth, Ruth E. WITH: Barnard, Pat; Buckridge, Kenneth; Hilber, Burt; The Mellodaires; Russo, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; some marks and notes. USED BY: Nelson, Ray.

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet see Ozzie and Harriet The Adventures of Superman HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1953). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1951-1958; 30 minutes; 104 episodes. PROD. CO.: Superman for National Comics Publications. PRODUCERS: Ellsworth, Whitney; Luber, Bernard; Maxwell, Robert. STARRING: Reeves, George. WITH : Coates, Phyllis; Hamilton, John; Larson, Jack; Neill, Noel; Shayne, Robert; Tead, Phil. • The superhero in his first appearance on TV. Superman in Exile #2-7. PROD. NO.: 30. AIR DATE: 10-31-1952. DIRECTOR: Carr, Tommy. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. WITH: Askin, Leon; Barton, Gregg; Forte, Joe; Harmon, John; Van Zandt, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Simonson, Thol [special effects]; signed.

The Affairs of China Smith (The New Adventures of China Smith) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1952-1955; 30 minutes; 52 episodes. PROD. CO.: Edward Lewis Productions / Harry M. Popkin Productions. PRODUCERS: Houghton, Buck; Tabakin, Bernard. STARRING: Duryea, Dan. WITH: Dell, Myrna; Dumbrille, Douglass; Gleason, Regina; Lung, Clarence. • Crime/adventure series about an American living in Singapore, whose serv-

SERIES ices are available to anyone who can pay. An earlier series ran under the title China Smith. Wreath of Poppies #3. A IR D ATE : 10-30-1952 (Chicago, IL). WRITER: Dennis, Robert C.

The Alan Young Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 sketch; Harry Kemm Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 6, 1950, to Mar. 27, 1952; Feb. 15, 1953, to June 21, 1953; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; Sunday nights, bi-weekly (1953); 30 minutes. STARRING: Young, Alan. WITH: Adams, Dawn. • Variety show hosted by veteran radio comedian Alan Young. The program usually started with a monologue by Young, followed by some musical numbers and a couple of comedy sketches. The New Job. USED BY: Kemm, Harry R. Home Is the Sailor (sketch title). PROD. NO.: 72EK57-43. AIR DATE: 11-29-1951.

The Alaskans HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1959, to June 12, 1960; Sundays, 9:30 P.M.; 60 minutes, 36 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, W.B. Television Division. E XEC . PROD .: Orr, William T. P RODUCERS: Ingster, Boris; Tatelman, Harry. DIRECTOR: Leytes, Josef. STARRING: Moore, Roger. WITH: Danton, Ray; De Kova, Frank; Provine, Dorothy; York, Jeff. • Adventure series set in Alaska during the Yukon Gold Rush of 1898, following the exploits of three friends. Spring Fever (Dangerous Triangle) #1-18. AIR DATE : 02-07-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-18-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-23-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Brodney, Oscar; Martinson, Leslie H. (story). WITH: Marsac, Maurice; Reason, Rex; Statten, Lyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

Alcoa-Goodyear Anthology (Alcoa Theatre; Goodyear Theatre; Award Theatre) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1957, to May 23, 1960; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 114 episodes. PROD. CO.: First Anthology; Four Star Productions; Dayton Productions; Briskin Productions; Screen Gems. PRODUCERS: Fellows, Robert; Fennelly, Vincent; Finklehoffe, Fred F.; O’Keefe, Winston; Sackheim, William. STARRING: Boyer, Charles; Lemmon, Jack; Niven, David; Powell, Jane; Ryan, Robert. • Dramatic anthology series in various incarnations. The program ran alternately under the Alcoa and Goodyear titles. A group of actors alternated in the lead roles. Souvenir #1-10. AIR DATE: 12-02-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kadison, Ellis Arnold. WITH: Dumbrille, Douglass; Lemmon, Jack; Talbott, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Cupid Wore a Badge #1-12. AIR DATE: 12-16-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-11-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Ware, Leon. PRODUCER : Fellows, Robert. D IRECTOR : Haskin, Byron.

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Alfred Hitchcock Presents W ITH : Bennett, Marjorie; Duncan, Craig ; Flavin, James; Janssen, David; Powell, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. The Thinhorn #1-13. AIR DATE: 12-23-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Brady, Frederic; Beaver, Floyd (story). D IRECTOR: Allen, Lewis. WITH: Bouchey, Willis; Ferguson, Frank; Niven, David; Pate, Michael; Rogers, Kasey. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Decoy Duck #1-39. AIR DATE: 06-30-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1958. LAST REVISION: 05-16-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Brady, Frederic; Robinson, John; Standish, Robert (story). WITH : Alden, Norman; Conroy, Thom; Janssen, David; Kroeger, Berry; Mitchell, Laurie; O’Malley, John; Pate, Michael; Powell, Jane.

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Sept. 20, 1962, to May 10, 1965; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. NBC: (from 10-05-1964) Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes, 93 episodes. PROD. CO.: Shamley Productions; Revue Studios, Universal City Studios. HOST : Hitchcock, Alfred. • Mystery and suspense anthology featuring original works as well as adaptations of existing stories, introduced and commented by Alfred Hitchcock, expanded version of the earlier Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Forecast : Low Clouds and Coastal Fog #1-17. PROD. NO.: 16834. AIR DATE: 01-18-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1962. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. D IRECTOR: Haas, Charles. WITH : Brown, Peter; Dark, Christopher; Jaeckel, Richard; O’Herlihy, Dan; Robinson, Chris; Stevens, Inger. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Beast in View #2-21. PROD. NO.: 23732. AIR DATE: 03-20-1964. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-14-1964. PRODUCER : Coleman, Herbert. WRITERS: Bridges, James; Miller, Margaret (novel). D IRECTOR: Newman, Joseph M. WITH: Forbes, Brenda; Furth, George; Hackett, Joan; McCarthy, Kevin; Nolan, Kathleen. ADDITIONAL INFO: set list. The Trap #3-18. PROD. NO.: 25416. AIR DATE: 0222-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1964. LAST REVISION: 1111-1964. PRODUCER : Hessler, Gordon. W RITERS: Kalcheim, Lee; Abbott, Stanley (story). D IRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Francis, Anne; Rhodes, Donnelly; Hanning, Patricia; Mathews, Walter; Strauss, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts (1955-1962). NETWORKS: CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Oct. 2, 1955, to June 26, 1962; Sundays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-5). NBC: Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 6-7); 30 minutes; 268 episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Hitchcock, Alfred. PRODUCER: Harrison, Joan. • Mystery and suspense anthology featuring original works as well as adaptations of existing stories, introduced and commented by Alfred Hitchcock. The Gentleman from America #1-31. PROD. NO.: 1501. AIR DATE: 04-29-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 05-13-1955. LAST REVISION: 03-21-1955. WRITERS: Cockrell, Fran-

Alias Smith and Jones cis; Arlen, Michael (story). DIRECTOR: Stevens, Robert. WITH: Alderson, John; Chaney, Jan; Clanton, Ralph; Dodsworth, John; Irving, John D.; McGuire, Biff ; Snowden, Eric; Steele, Geoffrey; Torgeson, Sonia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Fog Closing in #2-2. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 41; 1543. AIR D ATE : 10-07-1956. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-03-1956. WRITERS: Cavanagh, James P.; Brooke, Martin (story). DIRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. W ITH : Grizzard, George; Langton, Paul; Nelson, Billy; Thaxter, Phyllis; Veazie, Carol; Willis, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; notes. The Cream of the Jest #2-24. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 63; 1564. AIR DATE: 03-10-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1956. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1956. WRITERS: Rudley, Sarett; Brown, Frederic (story). DIRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. WITH : Banks, Joan; Garrett, Don; Gregory, James; Hurlbut, Gladys; Martin, Tom; Picerni, Paul; Rains, Claude; Shannon, Carol; Silver, Johnny; Soulé, Olan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Little Sleep #2-38. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 77; 1582. AIR DATE: 06-18-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1956. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1956. WRITERS: Dennis, Robert C.; Grenzebach, Joe (story). DIRECTOR: Henreid, Paul. WITH: Carlyle, John; Chandler, George; Cook, Barbara; Karnes, Robert; Kennedy, Douglas; Morrow, Vic; Mullaney, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Diplomatic Corpse #3-10. SCRIPT/PROD . NO.: 88; 1579. AIR DATE: 12-08-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-01-1957. LAST REVISION : 10-04-1957. WRITERS: Dennis, Robert C.; Coppel, Alec. DIRECTOR: Henreid, Paul. WITH: Cassel, Sid; Elsom, Isobel; Lewis, Harrison; Lorre, Peter; Navarro, George; Peppard, George; Rodriguez, Orlando; Scott, Mary; Verros, John. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks. Flight to the East (Night Flight) #3-25. S CRIPT/ PROD. NO.: 103; 1509A. AIR DATE: 03-23-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1958. WRITERS: Murcott, Joel; Charles, Bevil (story). DIRECTOR: Hiller, Arthur. WITH: Clanton, Ralph; Cutts, Patricia; George, Anthony; Merrill, Gary; Shayne, Konstantin; Stephens, Harvey; Welles, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; notes. USED BY: Dee, Vincent [Wardrobe supervisor]; signed and dated. Fatal Figures #3-29. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 107; 1511A. AIR DATE: 04-20-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-29-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-04-1958. WRITERS: Dennis, Robert C.; Edelstein, Rick (story). DIRECTOR: Taylor, Don. WITH: Booth, Nesdon; McGiver, John; Nathan, Vivian; Wood, Robert (Ward). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Casting Office. Your Witness #4-31. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 148; 1565. AIR DATE: 05-17-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1959. LAST REVISION: 03-11-1959. WRITERS: Fay, William; Neilson, Helen (story). D IRECTOR: Lloyd, Norman. W ITH : Dana, Leora; Glass, Everett; Hansen, William; Heffley, Wayne; Hutton, Brian G.; Jones, G. Stanley; Keith, Brian; Wynn, Gordon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Wardrobe. Insomnia #5-30. SCRIPT NO.: 163A. AIR DATE: 0508-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1957. WRITERS: Dailey, Clock; Slesar, Henry (story). DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Clark, Ken; Gilman, Sam; Hodge, Al; Lord,

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Dorothea; Millhollin, James; Ragin, John S.; Weaver, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Children of Alda Nuova #7-35. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 264; 15340. AIR DATE: 06-05-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 02-07-1962. LAST REVISION: 02-19-1962. WRITER: Wallsten, Robert (also story). DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH: Carson, Jack; Cavaleri, Raymond; Cummins, Christy; Dark, Christopher; Fresco, David; Giarusso, Ray; Padula, Vincent; Rama, Thano; Schnabel, Stefan; Tricoli, Carlo; Vana, Lidia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Restless Corpse [unaired]. Script No.: 136A. SCRIPT DATE: 02-27-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-06-1957. WRITERS: Murcott, Joel; Matson, Norman (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Williams, Ed, cutting room.

Alias Smith and Jones HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection — 3 scripts (2 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 5, 1971 (pilot movie); Jan. 21, 1971, to Jan. 13, 1973; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 50 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television; Universal/Public Arts Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Huggins, Roy; Swerling, Jo, Jr. PRODUCERS: Halpern, Steven; Larson, Glen A.; Swerling, Jo, Jr. STARRING: Davis, Roger (episodes 34-50); Duel, Pete (episodes 1-33); Murphy, Ben. • Western series about two outlaws trying to go straight for a year after the governor promises to pardon them if they manage to stay out of trouble — not an easy task with a prize still on their heads and a lot of grudges against them. Dreadful Sorry, Clementine #2-10. PROD . NO.: 34215. AIR DATE: 11-18-1971. SCRIPT DATES: 09-07-1971 / 09-30-1971. LAST REVISION : 10-01-1971. VERSION: revised scripts. W RITERS: James, John Thomas; Houghton, Buck; Larson, Glen A. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Ameche, Don; Coogan, Jackie; Field, Sally; Lester, Buddy; Randall, Stuart; Scott, Ken; Vallee, Rudy; Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; production requirements; 2 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (part of “Winford Fletcher”). The Man Who Broke the Bank at Red Gap #2-17. PROD. NO.: 34241. AIR DATE: 01-20-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1971. LAST REVISION: 12-07-1971. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Howitzer, Bronson; James, John Thomas (also story). DIRECTOR: Benedict, Richard. WITH: Crawford, Broderick; Duel, Pete; Fimple, Dennis; Gordon, Clarke; Harper, Jerry; Rainey, Ford; Schneider, Joe; Toomey, Bill; Vallee, Rudy; Wright, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Crawford, Broderick (part of “Chester E. Powers”).

Alice HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (1981, 1983-1984). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1976, to Nov. 10, 1982; Jan. 9, 1983, to Mar. 19, 1985; June 18 to July 2, 1985; various evening timeslots; 30 minutes; 202 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. PRODUCERS: Egan, Mark; Madden,

SERIES Jerry; Solomon, Mark. EXEC. PROD.: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis, Madelyn. STARRING: Lavin, Linda. WITH: Alldredge, Michael; Allen, Phillip R.; Ballard, Michael; Bond, Raleigh; Campbell, Duane R.; Carroll, Victoria; Cranshaw, Patrick; Cronin, Patrick; Durrell, Michael; Gehring, Ted; Haufrect, Alan; Holliday, Polly; Howland, Beth; Kaplan, Marvin; Ladd, Diane; Levin, Charles; Longo, Tony; McClurg, Bob; McKeon, Philip; Madden, Dave; Niven, Kip; Potter, Jerry; Prince, Jonathan; Raye, Martha; Robinson, Doug; Tayback, Vic; Weston, Celia. • Sitcom based on the 1975 movie Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore. Alice is a recently widowed woman with a twelveyear-old son, working “temporarily” as a waitress while hoping for a career as a singer. The series had a spin-off: Flo (see there). The Jerry Reed Fish Story #5-12. PROD. NO.: 167214. AIR DATE: 02-01-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1981. LAST REVISION: 01-27-1981. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Fisher, Robert; Marx, Arthur. D IRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Gehring, Ted; Gunter, Bob; Howland, Beth; Ladd, Diane; Reed, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Jan. 26-27, 1981); short rundown; sheet music Down the Drain, by Larry Ringston; some notes. The Great Escape #5-17. PROD. NO.: 167217. AIR DATE: 03-15-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1981. LAST REVISION: 03-03-1981. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Morris, Linda; Rauseo, Vic; Egan, Mark; Solomon, Mark. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Carnegie, Robert; Gehring, Ted; Haworth, Sham; Howland, Beth; Kaplan, Marvin; McKeon, Philip; Robinson, Douglas; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Mar. 2-3, 1981); short rundown. Alice Faces the Music #7-11. PROD. NO.: 167639. AIR DATE: 03-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-26-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Silverman, David; Sustarsic, Stephen. DIRECTORS: Tayback, Vic; Daniels, Marc. WITH : Howland, Beth; Kaplan, Marvin; McKeon, Philip; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: partial credits; set list. Mel Is Hogg-Tied #8-1. PROD . NO.: 185206. AIR DATE: 10-02-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 06-25-1983. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Egan, Mark; Solomon, Mark. DIRECTOR: Pasquin, John. WITH: Booke, Sorrell; Howland, Beth; Longo, Tony; McKeon, Philip; Shroyer, Sonny; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (June 27-28, 1983). Alice’s Blind Date #8-4. PROD. NO.: 185203. AIR DATE: 10-23-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Stevens, Bob. DIRECTOR: Ferraro, Dolores. WITH: Howland, Beth; Kaplan, Marvin; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: partial credits; set list. Jolene Throws a Curve #8-13. PROD. NO.: 185213. AIR DATE: 01-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1983. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Weitzman, Harvey; Dorfman, Sid. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Andreozzi, Jack; Campbell, Duane R.; Howland, Beth; Lloyd, John Bedford; Madden, Dave; Roccuzzo, Mario; Stone, Leonard; Weston, Celia; Zaffina, Dino. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Dec. 5-6, 1983); short rundown. Space Sharples #9-2. PROD. NO.: 185577. AIR DATE: 10-28-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1984. VERSION: tape

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Alice draft. WRITERS: Bendetson, Bob; Bendetson, Howard. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Begel, Steve; Bloom, John; Carr, Hayley; Flippin, Lucy Lee; Gilvezan, Dan; Greenwood, Loretta; Howland, Beth; Jenkins, Larry; Kaplan, Marvin; Keefer, Don; Lloyd, Kenneth; McKeon, Philip; Morton, Howard; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Oct. 1-2, 1984); short rundown. Houseful of Hunnicutts #9-4. PROD. NO.: 185576. AIR DATE: 11-18-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1984. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Carrerow, Jack; Bannick, Lisa A. DIRECTOR: Corvan, Don. W ITH : Campbell, Duane R.; Eurich, Robin; Henley, Trevor; Howland, Beth; Masters, Natalie; McGriff, Steve; Perkins, Kent; Walcott, Gregory; Weston, Celia; Wilson, Grant. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Sept. 24-25, 1984); short rundown. Undercover Mel #9-6. PROD. NO.: 185580. AIR DATE: 12-16-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1984. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Morris, Linda; Rauseo, Vic. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Andreozzi, Jack; Fletcher, Aaron; Howland, Beth; Levin, Charles; Mantee, Paul; Muscat, Mike; Picardo, Robert; Silver, Johnny; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Nov. 5-6, 1984); short rundown. Footloose Mel #9-7. PROD. NO.: 185573. AIR DATE: 12-23-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1984. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Bendetson, Bob; Bendetson, Howard. DIRECTOR: Shallat, Lee. WITH: Berry, Fred; Desilva, Jason; Desilva, Steven; Howland, Beth; Huizar, Hugo; Kimmins, Ken; Leitch, Donovan; Levin, Charles; Levine, Andy; Minchenberg, Richard; Prince, Jonathan; Stone, Leonard; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Aug. 27-28, 1984); short rundown; production requirements. Vera’s Anniversary Blues #9-8. PROD. NO.: 185579. AIR DATE: 01-08-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1984. VERSION: tape draft. WRITERS: Carrerow, Jack; Bannick, Lisa A. DIRECTORS: Lavin, Linda; Corvan, Don. WITH: Campbell, John George; Cox, Rick; Cruikshanks, Reid; Howland, Beth; Levin, Charles; Madden, Dave; McKeon, Philip; Pearl, Barry; Robinson, Doug; Tolman, Stephen; Vera, Billy; Weston, Celia; Worsham, Curry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Oct. 22-23, 1984); short rundown; sheet music I Love You Truly by Carrie Jacobs-Bond. Vera, the Nightbird #9-10. PROD. NO.: 185581. AIR DATE: 01-22-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1984. VERSION: tape draft. W RITERS: Morris, Linda; Rauseo, Vic. D IRECTOR: Corvan, Don. WITH : Bruneau, Ralph; Campbell, Duane R.; Crabtree, Michael; Howland, Beth; Madden, Dave; Tobolowsky, Stephen; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; block and tape schedule (Nov. 12-13, 1984); short rundown. Alice Doesn’t Work Here Anymore (Parts 1 & 2) (Alice’s Country Romance) #9-11/12. PROD . NO.: 185578. AIR DATE: 01-29/2-05-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 0926-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Silverman, David; Sustarsic, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH : Durrell, Michael; Howland, Beth; Levin, Charles; Niven, Kip; Robinson, Doug; Weston, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: partial credits; set list; sheet music I’ll Be Sticking Next to You by Mark Solomon and Cary Solomon.

All in the Family

All in the Family HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Tom Koch Collection —1 script; Milt Josefsberg Collection —10 scripts (8 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1971, to Apr. 8, 1979 (from Fall, 1979 continued under the title Archie Bunker’s Place); various days of the week, P.M. timeslots; 30 minutes; 210 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bud Yorkin Productions; CBS Television; Norman Lear Tandem Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Kanter, Hal; Kling, Heywood; Lachman, Mort; Lear, Norman; Nicholl, Don. PRODUCERS: Davenport, Bill; Derman, Lou; Josefsberg, Milt; Rich, John; Ross, Michael; West, Bernard. STARRING: O’Connor, Carroll; Reiner, Rob; Stapleton, Jean; Struthers, Sally. WITH : Brisebois, Danielle; Torres, Liz; Wingreen, Jason. • Sitcom dealing with bigotry, prejudice and politics, performed before a live audience; based on the British television series Till Death Us Do Part. Gloria Suspects Mike #6-10. PROD. NO.: 0611. AIR DATE: 11-17-1975. TAPE DATE: 10-19-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1975. LAST REVISION : 10-18-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Josefsberg, Milt. P RODUCERS: Davenport, Bill; Derman, Lou. DIRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. W ITH : Peters, Bernadette. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Oct. 18-19, 1975); marks and notes. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Gloria Is Nervous #6-13. PROD . NO.: 0614. A IR D ATE : 12-08-1975. TAPE DATE : 11-14-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1975. LAST REVISION: 11-14-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Starr, Ben. PRODUCERS: Davenport, Bill; Derman, Lou. DIRECTOR : Bogart, Paul. W ITH : Astor, Suzanne; Fisher, Madeleine; Stephens, Garn; Wilson, Robin. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Nov. 13-14, 1975); some marks and notes. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Birth of the Baby #6-14. PROD. NO.: 0616. AIR DATE: 12-15-1975. TAPE DATE: 12-05-1975. SCRIPT DATES: 1118-1975 / 12-04-1975. LAST REVISION: 12-05-1975. VERSIONS: first draft (part 1) rewrite; final draft. WRITERS: first draft: Josefsberg, Milt; Starr, Ben; final draft: Rhine, Larry; Tolkin, Mel. PRODUCERS: Davenport, Bill; Derman, Lou. DIRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. WITH: Melvin, Allan; Rendina, Victor; Voland, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Dec. 4-5, 1975); some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. New Year’s Wedding #6-16. PROD. NO.: 0615. AIR D ATE : 01-05-1975. TAPE DATE : 11-21-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Davenport, Bill; Josefsberg, Milt; Starr, Ben. P RODUCERS: Davenport, Bill; Derman, Lou. D IRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. W ITH : Bratcher, Joe; Copeland, Joan; Crystal, Billy; Mann, Michael; Osterwald, Bibi; Princi, Elaine; Reid, Elliott; Stephens, Nancy (O’Connor and Stapleton were not in this episode). ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Nov. 20-21, 1975). Archie the Babysitter #6-17. PROD. NO.: 0613. AIR D ATE : 01-12-1976. TAPE D ATE : 10-31-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Davenport, Bill. PRODUCERS: Davenport, Bill; Derman, Lou. DIRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. WITH: Ackerman, Leslie; Geer, Thad; Hastings, Bob; Mantell, Joe; Menard, Kenneth (Ken); Messick, Don;

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Somack, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Oct. 30-31, 1975). Archie’s Operation (Part 1) #7-5. PROD. NO.: 0707. AIR DATE: 10-27-1976. TAPE DATE: 09-10-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-09-1976. VERSION : revised first draft. W RITERS : Josefsberg, Milt; Lachman, Mort. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milt. DIRECTOR : Bogart, Paul. W ITH : Carroll, Vinnette; Selzer, Milton; Torres, Liz. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Sept. 6-10, 1976); some marks and notes. Archie’s Operation (Part 2) #7-5. PROD. NO.: 0708. AIR DATE: 10-27-1976. TAPE DATE: 09-17-1976. SCRIPT DATE : 09-06-1976. VERSION: table draft. W RITERS: Rhine, Larry; Tolkin, Mel. P RODUCER : Josefsberg, Milt. DIRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. WITH: Carroll, Vinnette; Dayton, Danny; Fong, Frances. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Stretch Cunningham, Goodbye #7-17. PROD. NO.: 0719. AIR DATE: 01-29-1977. TAPE DATE: 01-07-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 01-06-1977. VERSION: final draft, as broadcast. WRITERS: Doran, Phil; Arango, Douglas; Josefsberg, Milt. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milt. DIRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. WITH: Gerber, Jay; Sivert, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule (Jan. 6-7, 1977); Sally Struthers not in this episode; marks and notes throughout. California, Here We Are (Part 1) #9-12. PROD. NO.: 0914. AIR DATE: 12-17-1978. TAPE DATE: 12-7/8-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 12-04-1978. LAST REVISION: 12-07-1978. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Sharp, Phil. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milt. DIRECTOR: Bogart, Paul. WITH: Brisebois, Danielle; Miller, Cory. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal & tape schedule, incl. Prod. No. 0915 (Dec. 4-8, 1978); short rundown. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Wally’s Castle: You Can’t Cheat an Honest Man — or Hardly Even Find One [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 0821-1970. VERSION: author’s carbon copy. WRITER: Koch, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: proposed pilot for All in the Family; autographed by the author to the Thousand Oaks Library. In a Family Way [unidentified, probably not produced]. WRITERS: Hedges, Marissa; Campion, Clifford J.

All Star Revue / The Martha Raye Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1950, to Apr. 18, 1953; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); 60 minutes (All Star Revue); Mar. 20, 1954, to May 29, 1956; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (The Martha Raye Show). PROD. CO.: NBC Television. EXEC. PROD.: Janis, Hal. PRODUCERS: Hoffenberg, Karl; Lear, Norman; Simmons, Ed. H OSTESS: Raye, Martha. WITH: Graziano, Rocky; Hoff, Carl (orchestra leader). • Comedy variety show — occasionally (from 1951) hosted by Martha Raye. In the fall of 1953 the All Star Revue became a series of 90-minute specials that aired every 4th week as a replacement for Your Show of Shows, initially announced as having

SERIES rotating hosts, but Martha Raye was the usual hostess and eventually the show was named for her. It was then aired as a once-a-month replacement for the Milton Berle Show. Sources differ as to whether the title change took place in Dec. 1953 or Mar. 1954 (broadcast dates given are those with definitive titles). Our script falls into the period of ambiguous titles— the Los Angeles Times gives it as All Star Revue, while the script itself is titled The Martha Raye Show. #5-1. AIR DATE: 10-03-1953. WRITERS: Hiken, Nat; Friedberg, Billy. DIRECTOR: Hiken, Nat. WITH: George Bassman Orchestra; Graziano, Rocky; LaMotta, Jake; The Nov-Elites; Romero, Cesar; Truman, Margaret. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; marks and notes. USED BY: Hiken, Nat (director, writer).

Amos Burke, Secret Agent see Burke’s Law American Minstrels of 1949 HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Jan. 13 to Mar. 17, 1949; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: Ed Wolf Productions; ABC Television. H OST : Carter, Jack. WITH: Burrell, Jimmy; Pick and Pat (Malone, Pick; Padgett, Pat); Sloane, Estelle; Small, Mary. • Vaudeville variety show with old-time acts, musical and comedy numbers. #1-6. AIR D ATE : 02-17-1949. WITH : All Gordon’s Dogs; Burrell, Jimmy; Carroll, Jean; The Dunhills; Guest, George; Pick and Pat; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; costume list; set and prop list. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy. #1-7. AIR DATE : 02-24-1949. WITH : Amsterdam, Morey; Burrell, Jimmy; Conners, Eddie; Helene & Howard; Pick and Pat; Smith, Betty Jane; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); some marks and notes. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

The Andy Griffith Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts, 1 partial script (1964/65). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1960, to Sept. 18, 1968; Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4), 8:30 P.M. (season 5), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 68); 30 minutes; 249 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Mayberry Enterprises. EXEC. PROD.: Leonard, Sheldon. STARRING: Griffith, Andy. WITH: Baer, Parley; Bavier, Frances; Berry, Ken; Burns, Jack; Corsaut, Aneta; Dodson, Jack; Donahue, Elinor; Elliott, Dick; Howard, Clint; Howard, Ron; Knotts, Don; Lindsey, George; Hartman, Paul; Lynn, Betty; McNear, Howard; Morris, Howard; Nabors, Jim; Peterson, Maggie; Pyle, Denver; Smith, Hal; Summers, Hope. • One of the most popular comedy series of the 1960s— about a widowed small-town sheriff who, with his aunt’s help, raises his young son. Andy Saves Gomer #4-23. P ROD . NO.: 119. A IR DATE: 03-16-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1964. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bullock, Harvey. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: McNear, Howard; Nabors, Jim; Summers, Hope. ADDITIONAL INFO: 15 pages of revisions only.

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Divorce — Mountain Style #4-25. PROD. NO.: 5203121. AIR DATE: 03-30-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1964. LAST REVISION: 01-31-1964. PRODUCER: Ruben, Aaron. WRITERS: Fritzell, Jim; Greenbaum, Everett. DIRECTOR : Hayden, Jeffrey. W ITH : Denver, Bob; Dillard, Doug; Knotts, Don; McNear, Howard; Peterson, Margaret Ann (Maggie); Pyle, Denver. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; shooting schedule (Feb. 3-4, 1964). A Deal Is a Deal #4-26. PROD. NO.: 5203-122. AIR DATE : 04-06-1964. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-05-1964. LAST REVISION: 02-08-1964. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Ruben, Aaron. WRITERS: Idelson, Bill; Bobrick, Sam. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: Bailey, David Alan; Bavier, Frances; Charles, Lewis; Howard, Ronny; Knotts, Don; Nabors, Jim; Petrie, George; Rush, Dennis; Summers, Hope; Thibodeaux, Keith. ADDITIONAL INFO: partial credits; shooting schedule (Feb. 11, 1964). Back to Nature #4-31. PROD. NO.: 5203-127. AIR DATE: 05-11-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 03-12-1964. LAST REVISION: 03-19-1964. PRODUCER: Ruben, Aaron. WRITER: Bullock, Harvey. DIRECTOR: Ruskin, Coby. WITH: Bailey, David Alan; Bouchey, Willis; Howard, Ronny; Knotts, Don; McNear, Howard; Nabors, Jim; Rush, Dennis; Summers, Hope; Thibodeaux, Keith. ADDITIONAL INFO: partial credits; shooting schedule (Mar. 23-25, 1964). USED BY: Office. Barney Runs for Sheriff #5-21. PROD. NO.: 148; 21E. AIR DATE: 02-08-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 12-11-1964. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Powell, Richard M. DIRECTOR: Rafkin, Alan. WITH: Bavier, Frances; Corsaut, Aneta; Howard, Ronny; Knotts, Don; Lindsey, George; Lynn, Betty; McNear, Howard; Summers, Hope. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

Angie HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 8, 1979, to Oct. 2, 1980; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 36 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation. EXEC. PROD.: Ellison, Bob; McRaven, Dale; Thuna, Leonora. PRODUCERS: Eisenstock, Alan; Johnson, Bruce; Marshall, Garry; Mintz, Larry. STARRING: Pescow, Donna; Hays, Robert. WITH: Bass, Emory; Bromfield, Valri; Duvall, Susan; Lane, Nancy; Lauren, Tammy; Roberts, Doris; Randolph, John; Robin, Diane; Scott, Debralee; Spelman, Sharon; Thomerson, Tim. • Sitcom about a Philadelphia waitress who marries a wealthy pediatrician. The Elopement #1-3. PROD. NO.: 60431. AIR DATE: 02-22-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1979. WRITER: Levine, Emily. DIRECTOR: Chambers, Jeff. W ITH : Roberts, Doris; Robin, Diane; Spelman, Sharon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Annapolis (The Men of Annapolis; Annapolis Story) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts (9 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 19571958; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCER: Castle, William. NARRATOR: Gilmore, Art. • U.S. Naval anthology series, narrated by Art Gilmore. Look Alike. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 3B; 11. SCRIPT DATE:

Annie Oakley 10-08-1956. VERSION: second revised screenplay. WRITER: Heideman, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Tecumseh. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 4B; 4. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1956. LAST REVISION : 08-29-1956. WRITERS: Morrow, Douglas; The Gordons. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Ship’s Log. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 5B; 23. SCRIPT DATES: 10-05-1956 / 10-09-1956. WRITERS: The Gordons. WITH: Keene, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes; 2 copies. One and Only. PROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 6B; 5. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1956. WRITER: Freeman, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Drag Mother. P ROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 7B; 16. SCRIPT DATE: 10-09-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Levitt, Gene; The Gordons. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The White Hat. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 8B; 9. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1956. LAST REVISION: 11-07-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Freiberger, Fred. WITH: Blake, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. All American. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 10B; 13. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1956. LAST REVISION: 11-07-1956. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Donner, Richard. W ITH : Bouchey, Willis; Frank, Gerald; Freed, Donald; Hickman, Darryl; Pratt, Judson; Smith, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Honor Bright. P ROD./SCRIPT NO.: 11B; 8. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Freeman, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Star. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 12B; 28. SCRIPT DATE: 12-13-1956. LAST REVISION: 01-28-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Levitt, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Annie Oakley HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1952-1956; 30 minutes; 81 episodes. PROD. CO.: Flying A Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Gray, Louis; Schaefer, Armand. PRODUCERS: Autry, Gene; Clark, Colbert; Gray, Louis. STARRING: Davis, Gail. WITH: Hawkins, Jimmy; Johnson, Brad. • Children’s western about the adventures of legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley. The Tomboy #2-2. PROD. NO.: 240. AIR DATE: 0717-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 08-27-1954. WRITERS: Schaefer, Robert; Friewald, Eric. D IRECTOR: Archainbaud, George. WITH: Alpert, David; Andrews, Stanley; Barton, Gregg; Fawcett, William; Haworth, Joe; Little, Mickey; Plowman, Melinda; Woodward, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes.

The Aquanauts (Underwater Nassau) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts (10 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1960, to Feb. 22, 1961; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 19 episodes (then through episode #32 under the new title Malibu Run, until 6-07-1961). PROD. CO.: ZivUnited Artists. P RODUCER : Tors, Ivan. D IRECTORS:

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SERIES Hamilton, Fred; Herzberg, Jack. STARRING: Ely, Ron (from episode #15); Larsen, Keith (episodes #1-14); Slate, Jeremy. WITH: Thompson, Charles. • Adventure series about two professional salvage divers working in Honolulu (later Malibu). Paradivers #1-1. P ROD . NO.: series 528, 4B. AIR DATE : 09-14-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-08-1960. LAST REVISION: 07-22-1960. WRITER: Ogden, David. WITH: Binns, Ed; Couch, Chuck; Eitner, Don; Marshall, Sarah; Masters, Michael; Pennell, Larry; Proshaska, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; narration; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken. Collision (Savage of the Deep) #1-2. PROD. NO.: series 528. AIR DATE: 09-21-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-101959. LAST REVISION: 02-19-1960. WRITER: Arthur, Art. W ITH : Keene, Mike; Parrish, Leslie; Pyle, Denver; Townes, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; hour show information from CBS editorial (02-191960); pick ups; cutter’s assembly list (02-11-1960); cutter’s notes; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken; McCaffrey, Helen. Rendezvous: 22 Fathoms (Lighthouse, Underwater Nassau) #1-3. PROD. NO.: series 528, 7B. AIR DATE: 09-28-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1960. WRITER: Arthur, Art. WITH : Alzamora, Armand; Carlson, Richard; Mohr, Gerald; Ruscio, Al; Serrano, Manuel; Tafur, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes throughout, some sketches and photos. USED BY: Redmond, Harry (special effects supervisor). Safecracker #1-4. PROD. NO.: series 528, 6B. AIR DATE: 10-05-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1960. WRITER: Hecht, Charles. WITH: Cervantes, Vivian; Cutts, Patricia; Dallimore, Maurice; Dean, Roy; Frommer, Ben; Paiva, Nestor; Sawaya, George; Sutton, John; Vitanza, A.G.; Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; synopsis; some notes. Deep Escape #1-5. PROD. NO.: 5B. AIR DATE: 10-121960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1960. LAST REVISION: 07-131960. WRITER: Sheldon, Howard. WITH: Bari, Lynn; Henreid, Paul; Meadows, Joyce; Mills, Mort. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout, 2 sketches. USED BY: Martin, Bandi. The Stowaway #1-6. PROD. NO.: 8B. AIR DATE: 1019-1960. SCRIPT DATES: 07-27-1960 / 08-05-1960. LAST REVISION: 08-16-1960. VERSIONS: first draft; ? WRITERS : Fine, Mort; Friedkin, David. W ITH : Burton, Julian; Jones, Dean; Ryder, Alfred; Scott, Pippa; Stephens, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; added scenes (09-06-1960); editor’s assembly sheet; marks and notes throughout; photos; 2 copies. USED BY: Redmond, Harry (special effects supervisor, 1 copy). Night Dive #1-9. PROD. NO.: 10B. AIR DATE: 11-161960. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1960. LAST REVISION: 10-311960. WRITER: Duncan, Donald. WITH : Albertson, Frank; Gothie, Robert; Levene, Sam; Millay, Diana; Randall, Sue; West, Jennifer. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; revised narration (10-311960); marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken. The Cavedivers #1-10. PROD. NO.: 3B. AIR DATE: 1207-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1960. LAST REVISION: 10-

SERIES 20-1960. WRITER: Sturgess, Anthony. WITH: Bronson, Charles; Knapp, Robert; Raymond, Paula. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; revised narration; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken. Underwater Demolition #1-12. PROD. NO.: 2B. AIR DATE : 12-21-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-08-1960. LAST REVISION : 10-17-1960. WRITER: Arthur, Art. W ITH : Dierkes, John; Hayes, Annelle; Roberts, Stephen; Strauss, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; revised cutting sequence (11-251960); added scenes (10-17-1960); marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken. River Gold #1-13. PROD. NO.: 11B. AIR DATE: 01-041961. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1960. LAST REVISION: 10-211960. WRITER: Ward, Al C. WITH : Coburn, James; O’Brien, Margaret; Whitney, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout; pick ups. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken.

Archer HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (2 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 6, 1974 (pilot movie); Jan. 30 to Mar. 13, 1975; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Paramount Television & Leda Productions. E XEC . PROD.: Karp, David. PRODUCERS: Kaufman, Leonard B.; Koch, Howard W.; Miller, Jack. STARRING: Keith, Brian; Ryan, John P. • Detective drama based on the novels by Ross Macdonald. The Arsonist #1-2. PROD. NO.: 60551. AIR DATE: 0206-1975. SCRIPT DATES: 12-19-1974 / 12-30-1974. VERSIONS: first draft; second draft. WRITER: Byrnes, Jim. DIRECTOR: Stanley, Paul. WITH: Andrews, Edward; Brooke, Sorrell; Brooke, Walter; Dodd, Molly; Driskill, Jim; Geer, Ellen; Hill, Maurice; Nevins, Claudette. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Body Beautiful #1-3. PROD. NO.: 60551-003. AIR DATE: 02-13-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 12-24-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Brackett, Leigh. DIRECTOR: Abroms, Edward. WITH: Calvin, John; Darby, Kim; Daris, James; Fletcher, Lester; Harens, Dean; Moore, Archie; Patterson, Neva; Paul, Lee; Torppe, Danil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Ark II HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 11 to Dec. 18, 1976; Saturdays; 30 minutes; 15 episodes. PROD. CO.: Filmation Studios. E XEC . PROD .: Prescott, Norm; Scheimer, Lou. PRODUCER: Rosenbloom, Richard M. STARRING: Flores, José; Hon, Jean Marie; Lester, Terry and Adam, the Talking Chimp. • Science fiction series for children set in the 25th century. After wars and pollution have devastated earth, a team of young scientists, accompanied by an intelligent chimpanzee, is sent out to find survivors and help rebuild civilization. Omega #1-5. PROD. NO.: 84016. AIR DATE: 10-091976. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1976. WRITERS: Danch, Bill; Ryan, Jim. DIRECTOR: Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Hunt, Helen; Townes, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Drought #1-10. PROD. NO.: 84013. AIR DATE:

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Art Linkletter’s House Party 11-13-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Roth, Martin. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH : Balin, Richard; Harris, Jonathan; Turner, Tierre. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Lottery #1-11. PROD. NO.: 84012. AIR DATE: 1120-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: White, Phyllis; White, Robert. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Boles, Eric; Boles, Jim; Goldmund, David; Kazann, Zitto. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Don Quixote #1-14. PROD. NO.: 84020. AIR DATE: 12-11-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-26-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Specht, Robert; Janson, Len. D IRECTOR: Post, Ted. W ITH : Ridgely, Robert; Scotti, Vito. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Arrest and Trial HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 15, 1963, to Apr. 19, 1964; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 90 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Salkowitz, Sy. PRODUCER: Rosenberg, Frank P. STARRING: Connors, Chuck; Gazzara, Ben. WITH: Galloway, Don; Higgins, Joe; Keen, Noah; Kerr, John; Larch, John; Miya, Jo Anne; Perry, Roger. • Crime and legal drama, consisting of two 45 min. parts— the first dedicated to catching a suspect, the second to the trial. He Ran for His Life (The Quest) #1-28. PROD. NO.: 23350. AIR DATE: 04-05-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 02-171964. LAST REVISION: 03-02-1964. PRODUCER: Nadel, Arthur H. WRITERS: Rodgers, Mark; Brinkley, Mark. DIRECTOR: Silverstein, Elliott. WITH: Gerstle, Frank; Hays, Kathryn; Jensen, Johnny; Kennedy, Don; Maloney, James; Matthews, John; Nelson, Ed; Scott, Zachary; Segal, George; Thorpe, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Second Girl.”

The Art Baker Show see You Asked for It Art Linkletter’s House Party (House Party; The Linkletter Show) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts (10 episodes, 1964-65). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 1, 1952, to Sept. 5, 1969; weekdays, 2:45 P.M. (until Feb. 1953), 2:30 P.M. (until 1968), then morning time slots (11:30 A.M., 12:15 A.M.); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; John Guedel Productions; Screen Gems Television. EXEC. PROD.: Guedel, John. PRODUCER: Hill, Martin. HOST: Linkletter, Art. WITH: Slattery, Jack. • Daytime variety show that originated on radio (194567), including its most popular feature, Linkletter’s interviews with young schoolchildren. 3204. AIR DATE: 12-17-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-20-1964. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUEST: Leonetti, Caroline. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list; spot list; live commercial (Del Monte). 3205. AIR DATE: 12-18-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-23-1964. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list; spot list; live commercial (Lux Liquid); 2 copies (one incomplete).

Arthur Godfrey and His Friends 3206. AIR DATE: 12-21-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-23-1964. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. G UEST : Randall, Frankie. A DDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list. 3207. AIR DATE: 12-22-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-24-1964. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUEST: Ponce, Poncie. ADDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list; live commercial (Lux Liquid). 3208. AIR DATE: 12-23-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-24-1964. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUEST: Zarubica, Mladin. ADDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list. 3220. AIR DATE: 01-08-1965. TAPE DATE: 01-05-1965. W RITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. G UEST : Peterson, Dr. James A. A DDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list; some marks and notes; live commercial (Toni). 3221. AIR DATE: 01-11-1965. TAPE DATE: 01-05-1965. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUESTS: Brougher, John Bubbles; Whitcomb, Dr. James. ADDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list. 3222. AIR DATE: 01-12-1965. TAPE DATE: 01-06-1965. W RITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUESTS: McKenzie, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list; some marks and notes; live commercial (Sominex). 3223. AIR DATE: 01-13-1965. WRITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. DIRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUEST: Crawford, Johnny. ADDITIONAL INFO: live commercial (Carnation). 3226. AIR DATE: 01-18-1965. TAPE DATE: 01-12-1965. W RITERS: Parker, Ray; Wagner, Walter. D IRECTOR: Kane, Mike. GUESTS: Rodgers, Jimmie; Skelton, Red. ADDITIONAL INFO: spot list; staff list; some notes.

Arthur Godfrey and His Friends (Arthur Godfrey and Friends with Robert Q. Lewis; The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis) HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection — 23 scripts (12 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1949, to June 26, 1957; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PRODUCER : Carney, Jack. HOSTS : Godfrey, Arthur; Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Archie Bleyer Orchestra (1949-54); Boone, Pat (1955-57); The Chordettes (Ertel, Janet; Hagedorn, Carol; Osborn, Virginia; Schwartz, Dorothy (1949-53); Davis, Janette; Haleloke (1950-55); Jerry Bresler Orchestra (1954-55); Lawrence, Bill (1949-50); LaRosa, Julius (1952-53); The Mariners (Dickerson, Nat; Karl, Martin; Lewis, Jim; Lockard, Tom) (1949-55); The McGuire Sisters (Christine, Dorothy, Phyllis (1952-57); Marlowe, Marion (1950-55); Marvin, Tony; Parker, Frank (1950-56); Simms, LuAnn (1952-55); Quinn, Carmel (1954-57); The Toppers (1955-57); Umeki, Miyoshi (1955); Will Roland and Bert Farber Orchestra (195557). • Musical variety program; Robert Q. Lewis was chosen to guest host the series for several months (as well as the other Godfrey series, Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts and Arthur Godfrey Time). AIR DATE: 02-23-1949. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert

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Rascals; Lamb, Gil; Lawrence, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; Lewis’ first TV appearance. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #1. AIR DATE: 08-03-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1949. VERSION: first draft. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Fields, Benny; Paul Remos and His Toy Boys; Smith, Cyril. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; Lewis will do the show for 8 weeks, while Godfrey is on vacation; 2 copies. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #2. AIR DATE: 08-10-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1949. VERSION : first draft. W ITH : Fred and Sledge; Freeman, Stan; Gardell, Tess. ADDITIONAL INFO : marks and notes; fan letter; 3 copies. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #3. AIR DATE: 08-17-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1949. WITH: Costello, Doris; Keyes, Frances; Talbot-Martin, Elizabeth; Winters, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; correspondence; fan letter; 4 copies. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #4. AIR D ATE : 08-24-1949. WITH : The Ames Brothers; Armstrong, Louis; Tapps, George; The Whirlwinds. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #5. AIR DATE: 08-31-1949. VERSION: first draft. WITH: The Ames Brothers; Kelton, Pert; Murphy, Dean; The Pero Brothers; Reilly, Betty; The Robert Sisters. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #6. AIR DATE : 09-07-1949. VERSION: first draft. W ITH : Buck and Bubbles; Reilly, Betty; Vic and Adio. ADDITIONAL INFO: incl. My Man Godfrey and King Arthur book jackets for opening sketch; marks and notes; 3 copies. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #7. AIR DATE: 09-14-1949. VERSION: first draft. WITH: The Honey Boys; Kean, Betty; Kean, Jane; Yonelli. ADDITIONAL INFO: primer with commercial; some marks and notes. The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis #8. A IR DATE : 09-21-1949. VERSION: first draft. W ITH : Borge, Victor; Christine and Moll. ADDITIONAL INFO: incl. sketch from Robert Q. Lewis radio show of 0512-1948; marks and notes. Godfrey Replacement Show. AIR DATE: 01-24-1951. WITH: Carney, Art; Darcel, Denise; McCarty, Mary; O’Connell, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; commercial. Godfrey Replacement Show. AIR DATE: 01-31-1951. WITH: Pius, Minerva. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; commercial; 3 copies. AIR DATE: 06-24-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Davis, Janette; Haleloke; LaRosa, Julius; Marlowe, Marion; Simms, Lou Ann. A DDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies.

Arthur Godfrey Time HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection —107 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 7, 1952, to Apr. 24, 1959; Mondays through Thursdays, mid-morning; 1560 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. HOST: Godfrey, Arthur. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Archie Bleyer Orchestra; Boone, Pat; The Chordettes; Davis, Janette; Haleloke; Hank Sylvern Orchestra;

SERIES LaRosa, Julius; Lawrence, Bill; The McGuire Sisters; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Quinn, Carmel; Simms, LuAnn. • Godfrey’s radio show (1945-1972) simulcast on TV, with talk, variety and music — actors reading their scripts and singers looking at their music while performing. AIR DATE: 08-18-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert

Q. W ITH: Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-19-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn; The Versatiles (talent winners). A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-20-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn; The Versatiles (talent winners). ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; fan letters. AIR DATE: 08-21-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Cherry Sisters; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn; The Versatiles (talent winners). ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; info on National Cherry Queen. AIR DATE: 08-22-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Cherry Sisters; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; fan letters. AIR DATE: 08-25-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: The Cherry Sisters; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-26-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Bradley, Jean (talent winner); Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-27-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Bradley, Jean (talent winner); The Cherry Sisters; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; fan letter. AIR DATE: 08-28-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Bradley, Jean (talent winner); The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; fan letter. AIR DATE: 08-29-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Bradley, Jean (talent winner); The Cherry Sisters; Parker, Frank. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; fan letter. AIR DATE: 10-20-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: The Cherry Sisters; The Chordettes; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-21-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Borghese, Joan (talent winner); The

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Arthur Godfrey Time Chordettes; Haleloke; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Parker, Frank; Richards, Ray (talent winner); Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-22-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Borghese, Joan (talent winner); The Cherry Sisters; The Chordettes; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Parker, Frank; Richards, Ray (talent winner); Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; fan letter. AIR DATE: 10-23-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: The Cherry Sisters; The Chordettes; Davis, Janette; LaRosa, Julius; The Mariners; Marlowe, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-24-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Cherry Sisters; The Chordettes; Davis, Janette; Haleloke; LaRosa, Julius; Parker, Frank; Simms, LuAnn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-25-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; Rhodes, Elise. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-26-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; Rhodes, Elise. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-27-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; Rhodes, Elise. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; telegram from Jack Brumbaugh. AIR DATE: 11-28-1952. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; Keane, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-09-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-10-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Cabot, Celia; The Chordettes. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-11-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Cabot, Celia; The Chordettes. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-12-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-13-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Brooks, Norman; The Chordettes; Keane, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-16-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; Keane, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-17-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; The Marvelites; Windsor, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-18-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-19-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Chordettes; The Marvelites; Windsor, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 02-20-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Elton, Fred. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-04-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-05-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert

Arthur Godfrey Time Q. W ITH: Stuart, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-06-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Stuart, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-07-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Stuart, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 05-08-1953. G UEST H OST : Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-11-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-12-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Bart, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-13-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Bart, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-14-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Bart, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-15-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-18-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Brooks, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-19-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Blanque, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-20-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Blanque, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-21-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Blanque, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-22-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-25-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-26-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-27-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-28-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 05-29-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-01-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-02-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Price, Regina. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-03-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Price, Regina. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-04-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Price, Regina. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-05-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

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SERIES AIR DATE: 06-08-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Jordan, Will. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-09-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell and Lynd. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-10-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell and Lynd. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-11-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell and Lynd. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-12-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell and Lynd. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-15-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Farrell and Lynd. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-16-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Wilson, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-17-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Wilson, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-18-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Wilson, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-19-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Wilson, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-22-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-23-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Montoro, Larry; Shoshan, Shoshana. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-24-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Montoro, Larry; Shoshan, Shoshana. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-25-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Montoro, Larry; Shoshan, Shoshana. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-26-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-29-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 06-30-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Peters, Brock. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-01-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Peters, Brock. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-02-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Peters, Brock. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-03-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-06-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-07-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Layne, Chic. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-08-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Layne, Chic. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-09-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert

SERIES Q. W ITH: Layne, Chic. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-10-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-13-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-14-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Hastings, Judy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-15-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Hastings, Judy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-16-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Hastings, Judy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-17-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-27-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-28-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Winstons. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-29-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Winstons. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-30-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: The Winstons. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 07-31-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-06-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: The Drifters. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-21-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 08-28-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 09-03-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Davis, Danny; Hamill, John; Mitchell, Marilyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 09-11-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 09-17-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Titone, Angelo. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 09-25-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-11-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH: Cahill, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-12-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-13-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Cahill, Bob; Mazane, Bernadette; Repult, Mary Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-14-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Cahill, Bob; Mazane, Bernadette; Repult, Mary Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 10-15-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Cahill, Bob; Mazane, Bernadette; Repult, Mary Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

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AIR DATE: 10-16-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-16-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-17-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Nixon, Marni. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-18-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Nixon, Marni. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-19-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: Nixon, Marni. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-20-1953. GUEST HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

The Arthur Murray Party (Arthur Murray Party Time; The Arthur Murray Show) HOLDINGS: WORKS: ABC;

Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETDuMont; CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: ABC: July 20 to Sept. 7, 1950; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; Apr. 2 to June 25, 1951; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; Sept. 19 to Dec. 1951; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M.; Jan. to May 11, 1952; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. DuMont: Oct. 15, 1950, to Mar. 11, 1951; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 60/30 minutes; Oct. 12, 1952, to Apr. 26, 1953; Sundays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. CBS: July 11 to Aug. 29, 1952; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; June 28 to Oct. 4, 1953; Sundays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; Apr. 5 to Sept. 27, 1956; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. NBC: Oct. 12, 1953, to Apr. 12, 1954; Mondays, 7:30 P.M.; 15 minutes; June 15 to Sept. 14, 1954; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; June 28 to Sept. 13, 1955; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; Apr. 9 to June, 1957; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; July to Sept. 16, 1957; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; Sept. 28, 1958, to Sept. 1959; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; Sept. 1959 to Jan. 1960; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; Jan. 1960 to Sept. 6, 1960; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: ABC Television; DuMont; CBS Television; NBC Television. HOSTESS: Murray, Kathryn. WITH: The Arthur Murray Dancers; The Emil Colman Orchestra (1951-52); Murray, Arthur; The Ray Carter Orchestra (1953-60); The Stanley Melba Orchestra (1950). • Ballroom dancing show (called the longest-running commercial in TV history —for the Arthur Murray Dance Studio) in the setting of a large party, with guests from show business or sports, with talk, dance, singing and some comedy sketches. The series was the only program to air on all four original networks. AIR DATE: 08-09-1953 (CBS). WITH: Hutton, June;

Nelson, Jimmy; The Stuart Morgan Dancers; Vallee, Rudy (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: incl. commercials; some marks and notes.

The Associates HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 23, 1979, to Apr. 17, 1980; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (from Mar. 1980); 30 minutes; 13 episodes, only 9 aired. PROD. CO.: John Charles Walters Productions in association with Paramount Pictures Corporation.

Award Theatre CREATED BY: Brooks, James L.; Daniels, Stan; Weinberger, Ed. S TARRING: Hyde-White, Wilfrid; Mills, Alley; Regalbuto, Joe; Short, Martin; Smith, Shelley; Thomerson, Tim. • Sitcom about three young law school graduates who join a prestigious law firm, based loosely on the novel of the same title by John Jay Osborn. The First Day #1-1. PROD . NO.: 60961-001. AIR DATE: 09-23-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Leeson, Michael; Hauck, Charlie (story). WITH: Cates, Madelyn; Frakes, Jonathan; Getz, John; Hampton, Adrienne; Kaye, Heath; McCabe, Sandra; Merl, Judy; Shapiro, Jason. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Is Romance Dead? #1-2. PROD. NO.: 60961-004. AIR DATE: 09-30-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. W ITH : Gilford, Jack; Knapp, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Tucker’s Courtroom Coup #1-3. PROD. NO.: 60961003. AIR DATE: 10-07-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Aston, Debra; Currie, Mike; Eney, Woody; Katsaros, Andonia; McManus, Michael; Scott, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Mr. Marshall’s Love Affair (Eliot’s Palm Beach Suit) #1-4. PROD. NO.: 60961-005. AIR DATE: 10-141979. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Leachman, Cloris. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Deadly Serve #1-5. PROD. NO.: 60961-008. AIR DATE: 10-28-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Owen, John Steven. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Prince, William; Stuart, Maxine. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Eliot’s Revenge #1-6. PROD. NO.: 60961-010. AIR DATE: 03-27-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lloyd, David; Reinhart, Rich (story). D IRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH : Bond, Raleigh; Houseman, John; Kerns, Joanna. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Censors #1-8. PROD. NO.: 60961-007. AIR DATE: 04-10-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 09-21-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Daniels, Stan; Weinberger, Ed. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Brestoff, Richard; Margolin, Stuart; Martel, K.C.; Praiser, Ian; Ritter, John; Moritz, Louisa; Toll, Pamela; Wallace, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Party #1-9. PROD. NO.: 60961-002. AIR DATE: 04-17-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 08-01-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Pomerantz, Earl. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Clay, Juanin; Lieber, Paul; Saric, Ivan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. A Date with Johnny [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 60961006. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Pomerantz, Earl. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Allison, Deborah; Engel, Georgia; McLoughlin, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Tucker’s Co-Op [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 60961-010. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. D IRECTOR: Brown, Charlotte. W ITH : Cooper, Maggie; Wyllie, Meg. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Inferno [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 60961-012. SCRIPT

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DATE: 11-09-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Brown, Charlotte. WITH: Finn, Lila. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Out of Town Trip [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 60961-013. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Reinhart, Rich. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: de Vito, Danny; Geahry, Joanne; Venture, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

Award Theatre see Alcoa-Goodyear Anthology Bachelor Father HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC; ABC. BROADCAST: CBS: Sept. 15, 1957, to June 7, 1959. NBC: June 18, 1959, to Sept. 21, 1961. ABC: Oct. 3, 1961, to Sept. 25, 1962; various P.M. timeslots; 30 minutes; 157 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bachelor Production Company, Revue Studios. STARRING: Forsythe, John. WITH: Carmichael, Ian; Corcoran, Noreen; Scott, Evelyn; Thompson, Tina; Tong, Sammee; Withers, Bernadette. • Sitcom about an unmarried Beverly Hills attorney who, with the help of his butler, takes care of his 13-year-old niece after the death of her parents. Bentley and the Lost Chord #4-14. PROD. NO.: 12463. AIR DATE: 12-22-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1960. LAST REVISION: 09-12-1960. WRITER: Simon, Danny. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Moore, Alvy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. Bentley’s Catered Affair #5-7. PROD. NO.: 15606. AIR DATE: 11-07-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1961. WRITERS: Fisher, Bob; Lipscott, Alan. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks.

The Bachelors see It’s a Great Life Banyon HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 15, 1971 (pilot movie); Sept. 15, 1972, to Jan. 12, 1973; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 15 episodes (+ pilot). PROD . CO.: Quinn Martin Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Martin, Quinn; Simmons, Richard Alan. PRODUCER: Adamson, Ed. DIRECTORS: Day, Robert; Badiyi, Reza S.; Flicker, Theodore J. STARRING: Forster, Robert. W ITH : Blondell, Joan; Gregg, Julie; Jaeckel, Richard. • Private detective series set in Los Angeles during the 1930s. Sally Overman Is Missing (Run, Sally, Run) #1-11. P ROD . NO.: 196472. AIR D ATE : 12-01-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1972. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1972. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Gelman, Milton S. WITH: Carlson, Karen; Conway, Curt; Harris, Jo Ann; Webber, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Baretta HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 22 scripts (18(?) episodes; 1976-1978). NETWORK: ABC. BROAD-

SERIES CAST: Jan. 17, 1975, to June 1, 1978; Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (episodes 1-8); Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (episodes 912); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3), 10:00 P.M. (season 4 through Jan.); Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (rest of season 4); 60 minutes; 82 episodes. PROD. CO.: Roy Huggins/Public Arts Production in association with Universal Television. CREATED BY: Cannell, Stephen J. E XEC . PROD .: Kowalski, Bernard L.; Leigh, Vance; Spinner, Tony. PRODUCERS: Dismukes, Charles E.; Godfrey, Alan; Harris, Robert; Horwitz, Howie; Lewis, Robert; Swerling, Jo, Jr.; Waters, Ed. STARRING: Blake, Robert. WITH: Elcar, Dana; Ewell, Tom; Grover, Edward; Roberts, Michael D.; Williams, Chino. • Police drama series (replacement for Toma) about an unorthodox New York undercover cop who lives in a rundown hotel with his cockatoo, and is constantly getting in trouble with his superiors. Aggie #2-21. PROD. NO.: 43440. AIR DATE: 03-241976. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1976. LAST REVISION: 03-031976. PRODUCERS: Harris, Robert; Lewin, Robert. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. DIRECTOR: Sherman, Vincent. WITH: Alaimo, Marc; Blake, Timothy; Calfa, Don; Changey, Dick; Christie, Shannon; Duvall, Shelley; Hacker, Joseph; Hausner, Jerry; Jaeckel, Richard; Margo, George; Ward, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Ninja #3-1. PROD. NO.: 45209. AIR DATE: 0922-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 0810-1976. PRODUCER : Dismukes, C. E. W RITERS: Alexander, Larry (also story); Cotler, Alan (story). DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Cavonis, Paul; Darrow, Henry; Dizon, Jesse; Fujioka, John; Funai, Helen; Herzfeld, John; Hong, James; Johnston, John Dennis; Joseph, Allen; Linero, Jeannie; Marsh, Michele; Rossitto, Angelo; Serna, Pepe; Smaney, June; Yashima, Momo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Soldier in the Jungle #3-2. PROD. NO.: 45220. AIR DATE : 09-29-1976. SCRIPT DATE : 08-10-1976. LAST REVISION : 08-16-1976. P RODUCER : Dismukes, C. E. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Lessing, Norman; Davidson, Lewis (second draft); Thompson, Gene (story). DIRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Ashe, Martin; Barbato, Rosa; Freedman, Ben; London, Michael J.; Malinda, Jim; Martorano, Vince; Parry, Harvey; Persoff, Nehemiah; Rader, Jack; Revere, Anne; Rossitto, Angelo; Shannon, Russell; Smaney, June; Walton, Jess; Young, Burt. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. They Don’t Make Them Like They Used to (And Leave the Killing to Us) #3-5. PROD. NO.: 45206. AIR DATE : 10-20-1976. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-16-1976. LAST REVISIONS: 07-23-1976 / 07-28-1976. PRODUCER: Dismukes, C. E. WRITERS: Schweitzer, S.S. (also story); Lakso, Edward J. (story). DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Adler, Jay; Barnes, Nanette; Baseleon, Michael; Berger, Anna; Bronder, William; Bush, Owen; Cerami, Armand; Cintron, Sharon; Hauser, Wings; Hippe, Laura; Jameson, Joyce; Lynch, Richard; McManus, Michael; Parsons, Nancy; Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Shoes (Dummy) #3-6. PROD. NO.: 45217. AIR DATE: 10-27-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-25-1976. LAST REVISION: 07-23-1976. PRODUCER : Dismukes, C. E. W RITERS: Davidson, Lewis; Alexander, Larry (story); Specht, Robert (story); Kayden, Tony (story). DIRECTOR:

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Baretta Robinson, Chris. W ITH : Backes, Alice; Cintron, Sharon; Forster, Peter; LeRoy, Gloria; Liu, Frank Michael; Milligan, Spencer J.; Parry, Harvey; Smith, Charles Martin; Stuart, Norman; Wagenheim, Charles; Ward, John; Wood, Lana. Under the City (Breakout) #3-7. PROD. NO.: 45225. AIR DATE: 11-03-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1976. PRODUCER : Dismukes, C. E. W RITER : Schweitzer, S.S. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Alden, Norman; Baldwin, Janit; Colomby, Scott; Friedrich, John; Gallardo, Edward; Parry, Harvey; Haworth, Jill; Lawson, Eric; Pine, Phillip; Rossitto, Angelo; Smaney, June; Thomas, Ernest; Traylor, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Don’t Kill the Sparrows (Hand Me Down Doll) #314. PROD. NO.: 45237. AIR DATE: 01-12-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 11-11-1976. LAST REVISION : 11-13-1976. PRO DUCER : Dismukes, C. E. W RITERS : Godfrey, Alan; Hobart, Fenton, Jr. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Caffaro, Cheri; Cintron, Sharon; Davies, Stephen; Egan, Eddie; Gatteys, Benny; Glow, Karen; Keach, Stacy, Sr.; Parry, Harvey; Sivero, Fran; Walker, Will; Ward, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Everybody Pays the Fare (Due Process) #3-19. PROD. NO.: 45243. AIR DATE: 02-23-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-24-1977. PRODUCER: Dismukes, C. E. W RITERS: Ellis, Sidney; Kaufman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Ward, John. WITH: AlexanderWillis, Hope; Behrens, Bernard; Bryar, Paul; Caulfield, Joan; Cintron, Sharon; Ferrer, Mel; Hackman, Bob; Haggerty, Don; Hutton, Betty; LaMotta, John; Lipton, Robert; Phalen, Robert; Rossitto, Angelo; Scar, Sam; Slaten, Frank; Summers, Bunny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Carla (Carlotta) #3-22. P ROD . NO.: 45245. AIR DATE : 03-16-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 02-07-1977. LAST REVISION : 02-15-1977. P RODUCER : Dismukes, C. E. W RITERS: Bluel, Richard; Fielder, Pat; Davidson, Muriel (story). DIRECTOR: March, Alex. WITH: Bell, Jeannie; Bey, Marki; Emmich, Cliff; Hicks, Chuck; LaRussa, Adrienne; Lockwood, Vera; Loros, George; Moore, Lisa; Rendina, Victor. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lyman P. Dokker, Fed #4-3. PROD. NO.: 47215. AIR DATE: 10-19-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-03-1977. PRODUCERS: Dismukes, C. E.; Godfrey, Alan. WRITER: Levitt, Alan J. DIRECTOR: Brinkerhoff, Burt. WITH: Beswick, Martine; Cerami, Armand; Collier, Richard; Haggerty, H.B.; Harkins, John; Hurst, Rick; Johnson, Melodie; Ligon, Tom; Martin, Strother; McNally, Terrence E.; Ross, Stanley Ralph; Rossitto, Angelo; Sargent, Dick; Sidwell, Ken; Smaney, June. Por nada #4-7. PROD. NO.: 47234. AIR DATE: 11-231977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1977. PRODUCERS: Dismukes, C. E.; Godfrey, Alan. W RITERS: Lucky, Chris (also story); Pinero, Miguel. DIRECTOR: Badiyi, Reza. WITH: Avila, Cynthia; Cantero, George; Conde, Rita; Franco, Abel; Malave, Chu Chu; Martinez, A; Omen, Judd; Pinero, Miguel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Make the Sun Shine (Who Can Make the Sun Shine?) #4-8. PROD. NO.: 47222. AIR DATE: 11-30-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1977. PRODUCERS: Dismukes, C. E.; Godfrey, Alan. WRITER: Crais, Robert. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH : Akers, Andra; Brady, Scott;

Barnaby Jones Carvalho, Betty; Cintron, Sharon; Gayle, Rozelle; Gould, Ina; Jones, Paul; LaMotta, John; Lassick, Sydney; Lisbon, John; Minkus, Barbara; Wagenheim, Charles; Ward, John; Yanez, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Office. All That Shatters (A Fragile Monster Is Loose) #49. PROD. NO.: 47227. AIR DATE: 12-07-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-22-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-14-1977. PRODUCERS : Dismukes, C. E.; Godfrey, Alan. W RITERS : Fournier, Rift; Waters, Ed; Ellis, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Brock, Stanley; Hess, David; Kalem, Toni; Morgan, Bob; Silver, Borah; Tabori, Kristoffer; Weller, Mary Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. It’s a Boy #4-14. PROD. NO.: 47238. AIR DATE: 0202-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1977. LAST REVISION: 1213-1977. PRODUCER: Godfrey, Alan. WRITERS: Worthen, Warren J.; Carter, Les. DIRECTOR: Stanley, Paul. WITH: Levine, Floyd; Swope, Tracy Brooks. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Just for Laughs (For Benny’s Sake) #4-15. PROD. N O.: 47244. AIR DATE : 02-09-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-23-1977. WRITER: Allen, Sian Barbara. DIRECTOR: Badiyi, Reza. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; Bolger, Ray; Corsaro, Franco; Karnes, Robert; Rich, Allan; Shelley, Dave; Zenda, John. Woman Trouble #4-19. PROD . NO.: 47252. AIR D ATE : 03-23-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 01-05-1978. LAST REVISION: 01-19-1978. WRITER: Crais, Robert. DIRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH: Constanzo, Robert (Bob); Elias, Louie; Ewell, Tom; Parfrey, Woodrow; Scott, Timothy; Wells, Jack; Zemrus, Tasha Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting call; production requirements; 2 copies. Barney #4-21. PROD. NO.: 47250. AIR DATE: 04-061978. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1977. LAST REVISION: 01-101978. PRODUCERS: Godfrey, Alan; Medford, Don. WRITERS: Fielder, Pat; Bluel, Richard. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. W ITH: Adams, Richard; Larken, Sheila; McPeak, Sandy; Quade, John; Space, Arthur; Symonds, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Harry Swartz, the Baker [unidentified; early version of The Big Hand’s on Trouble ?]. WRITER: Young, Burt.

Barnaby Jones HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 24 scripts (1974-1979; 23 episodes); Sam Edwards Collection — 1 script (1977). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 28, 1973, to Apr. 3, 1980; Sundays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 12); Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 3); Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 4); Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 5-8); 60 minutes; 178 episodes. PROD . CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Martin, Quinn; Saltzman, Philip. PRODUCERS: Levitt, Gene; Saltzman, Philip; Sherman, Robert. STARRING: Ebsen, Buddy. W ITH : Carter, John; Howard, Vince; Meriwether, Lee; Shera, Mark. • Former private detective Jones comes out of retirement to find his son’s murderer. After solving the case, he decides to resume his practice with the assistance of his daughter-in-law. A Gathering of Thieves #3-1. PROD. NO.: 9011-7003. AIR DATE: 09-10-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 04-26-1974. LAST

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SERIES 10-27-1975. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Saltzman, Phil. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Banks, Jonathan; Brown, Vivian; Bryar, Paul; Ferris, Nick; Frizzell, Lou; Hingle, Pat; Lanier, Susan; Moses, Harry; Parks, Andrew; Phillips, Barney; Scott, Jacqueline. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; short rundown (Oct. 28 to Nov. 5, 1975). Silent Vendetta #4-18. SCRIPT NO.: 86. AIR DATE: 01-29-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1975. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Keys, William. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Allen, Elizabeth; Barton, Dan; Fetty, Darrell; Donnelly, Jamie; Jenson, Roy; Keefer, Don; Kenyon, Sandy; Lynde, Janice; Marley, John; Maxwell, Frank; Monaco, Tony; Rees, Betty Anne; Richman, Peter Mark; Wyenn, Than. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Simple Case of Terror #5-15. PROD. NO.: 90117615. AIR DATE: 02-03-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-05-1976. L AST REVISION : 11-16-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Clements, Calvin. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH : Armstrong, Herb; Bohan, Jim; Bryar, Paul; Coffield, Peter; Douglas, Jerry; Gazzo, Michael V.; Jarrett, Renne; Yuro, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Duet for Dying #5-17. PROD. NO.: 9022-7617. AIR DATE: 02-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Sanford, Gerald. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. W ITH : Banks, Jonathan; Bateman, Charles; Carter, John; Chin, Mary Ann; Fetty, Darrell; Francis, Ivor; Freeman, Arny; Kiser, Virginia; McCann, John; Montgomery, Bryan; Robinson, Chris; Skelton, Patrick (Pat); Yates, Cassie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. Circle of Treachery #5-18. PROD. NO.: 9011-7618. AIR DATE: 03-03-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-24-1976. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Sherman, Robert. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Ayres, Jerry; Feldshuh, Tovah; Hall, Zooey; Isen, Charles; Morgan, John; Morgan, Read; O’Connor, Tim; Rocco, Alex; Tata, Joe E.; Williams, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Killer on Campus #5-20. P ROD . NO.: 90117621. AIR DATE: 03-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-21-1976. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Nelson, Dick. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Cannon, Katherine; Conaway, Jeff ; Houser, Jerry; Keefer, Don; Mandan, Robert; Sherman, Jenny; Singer, Raymond; Theodore, Sondra; Walton, Jess. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Duet for Danger #5-22. PROD. NO.: 9011-7623. AIR DATE: 05-05-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 01-31-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sanford, Gerald. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Ballen, Tony; Carter, John; Chin, Mary Ann; Danton, Ray; Howat, Clark; Jarrell, Andy; Mallory, Bryan; Manon, Gloria; Montgomery, Bryan; Pantsari, David (Buddy); Picerni, Paul; Redeker, Quinn K.; Thomas, Mark; Tiano, Lou; Yates, Cassie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Banas, Bob [choreographer]. Run Away to Terror #5-24. PROD. NO.: 9011-7624. AIR DATE: 05-19-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1977. LAST REVISION: 02-11-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sanford, Gerald. DIRECTOR: Gilbert, Kenneth C. WITH:

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Barnaby Jones Aquarian, Aesop; Beller, Kathleen; Chiles, Linden; Dayton, Danny; Evans, Richard; Henry, Emmaline; Hoover, Phil; Marker, Patricia Ann; Martin, Jill; Powell, Randolph; Selsby, Harv; Thompson, Victoria; Vogel, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Shadow of Fear #6-10. PROD. NO.: 9011-7713. AIR DATE: 11-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Armen, Margaret; Harris, Alf. DIRECTOR: Gilbert, Kenneth. WITH: Boyd, Guy; Dullaghan, John; Edwards, Sam; Erdman, Dennis; Frizzell, Lou; Gruner, David; Jones, Jedediah Romano (J.R.); Lucia, Charles (Chip); McLean, Billy; Meriwether, Lee; Shera, Mark; Taylor, Buck; Winter, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY : Edwards, Sam (part of “Harry Spence — bartender”). Prisoner of Deceit #6-12. PROD. NO.: 9011-7704. AIR DATE: 12-15-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Brandel, Marc. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Beal, John; Carroll, Janice; Mandan, Robert; Patterson, Neva; Prange, Laurie; Reilly, John; Stauffer, Jack; Wallace, Royce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. A Ransom in Diamonds #6-16. PROD. NO.: 90117716. AIR DATE: 01-12-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sanford, Gerald. DIRECTOR : Grauman, Walter. W ITH : Baggetta, Vincent; Bohan, Jim; Fetty, Darrell; Gannes, Gayle; Gayle, Rozelle; Harriman, Fawne; Hume, Doug; Hurd, Chip; Morrow, Byron; Patrick, Dennis; Perry, Felton; Thomas, Sharon; Weintraub, Carl; Weisman, Sam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Prime Target #6-17. P ROD . NO.: 9011-7717. AIR DATE: 01-19-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Janes, Robert. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Ashmore, Frank; Balding, Rebecca; Bateman, Charles; Foster, Carol Tru; McFadden, Barney; Princi, Elaine; Stone, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Terror on a Quiet Afternoon #6-21. PROD. NO.: 9011-7720. AIR DATE: 02-09-1978. SCRIPT DATES: 1021-1977 / 11-18-1977. VERSIONS: work draft; final draft. WRITER: Fogarty, Jack V. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: de Lancie, John; Dickinson, Chris; Haddon, Laurence; Mulkey, Chris; Roberts, Randolph; Sipes, Glenn; Stone, Dee Wallace; Street, Elliott. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies. USED BY: Office (1 copy). Stages of Fear #7-8. PROD . NO.: 9011-7808. AIR DATE: 11-23-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-09-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Brandel, Marc. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: DeCoit, Dick; Donahue, Patricia; Frakes, Jonathan; Manley, Stephen; Norris, Christopher; Peyser, Penny; Siebert, Charles; Wise, Ray. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Banas, Bob [choreographer]. Dance with Death #7-17. PROD. NO.: 9011-7813. AIR DATE: 01-25-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1978. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Sherman, Robert. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. D IRECTOR: Satlof, Ron. WITH : Brooks, Barry; Davey, John; Fisher, Madeleine; Hajek, Ron; Janiss, Vivi; Kerns, Sandra; Kulik, Mikhail; Mays, Dawson; Mule Deer, Gary; O’Connell, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis;

Bat Masterson staff and crew list; executive staff list; tentative advance shooting schedule (Sept. 22, 1978). USED BY: Banas, Bob [choreographer]. Man on Fire #8-1. PROD. NO.: 9011-7904. AIR DATE: 09-20-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 07-03-1979. LAST REVISION: 07-05-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Fogarty, Jack V. D IRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. W ITH : Beckley, William; Campanella, Frank; DeBell, Kristine; DeBenning, Burr; Doyle, Robert; Geer, Ellen; Lockwood, Gary; Parfrey, Woodrow; Reed, Susanne; Strong, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “John Wilson”). Killer Without a Name #8-17. PROD. NO.: 90117916. AIR DATE: 02-14-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1979. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Harmon, David P. DIRECTOR: Gilbert, Kenneth C. WITH: Aletter, Kyle; Charles, Marion; Comi, Paul; Enriquez, René; Grimm, Maria; Haskell, Peter; Mohica, Victor; Romero, Carlos; Sparv, Camilla. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list.

Bat Masterson HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts (1958-1959); Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 8, 1958, to Sept. 21, 1961; Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2), 8:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 108 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv-United Artists. PRODUCERS: Pittman, Frank; White, Andy; Ziv, Frederick W. STARRING: Barry, Gene. • Western series about a former lawman who travels around fighting for justice with his sword (disguised in a cane) and gun. In reality Masterson was the sheriff of Ford County and friend of Wyatt Earp. The Treasure of Worry Hill #1-9. PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 12-03-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-17-1958. WRITER: Levitt, Gene. DIRECTOR : Rich, John. W ITH : Anderson, Bob; Dalton, Audrey; Drake, Ken; Martin, Ross; Stephens, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Cheyenne Club #1-10. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 12-17-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-14-1958. WRITER: Beauchamp, D.D. DIRECTOR: Doniger, Walter. WITH: Catching, Bill; Close, John; Ferrente, Joe; Fletcher, Louise; Geer, Lenny; Harens, Dean; Soulé, Olan; Swenson, Karl; Tannen, William; Warren, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Double Trouble in Trinidad #1-13. PROD. NO.: 17B. AIR DATE: 12-07-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1958. LAST REVISION : 10-23-1958. WRITERS: Rykoff, Mikhail; O’Connor, Richard (story). DIRECTOR: Pittman, Monte. WITH: Bakalyan, Richard; Baxter, John; Clexx, Harry; Falvo, John; Fuller, Lance; Lynn, Robert; Reeves, Dick; Seel, Charles; Silver, Johnny; Tyrell, David; Vickers, Yvette. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: White/Pittman [producers]. One Bullet from Broken Bow #1-15. PROD. NO.: 19B. AIR DATE: 01-21-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-03-1958. WRITER: White, Andrew (Andy). DIRECTOR: Miner, Allen. W ITH : Martell, Donna; Maxwell, Charles; O’Brien, Joan; Shield, Bob;

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SERIES Whitney, Susan; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. A Personal Matter #1-16. PROD. NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 01-28-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-20-1958. WRITER: van Hartesveldt, Fran. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Eitner, Don; Hale, Alan, Jr.; Hatton, Raymond; Knudsen, Peggy; London, Tom; Lyden, Pierce; Lynn, Robert; Moore, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. License to Cheat #1-17. PROD. NO.: 20B. AIR DATE: 02-04-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-08-1958. WRITER: Slavin, George F. DIRECTOR: Hibbs, Jesse. WITH: Albin, Andy; Blanchard, Moody; Hayes, Allison; Kennedy, Douglas; King, Brett; King, Jean Paul; Phipps, William; Riordan, Joel; Scannell, Frank; Winslow, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Sharpshooter #1-18. PROD. NO.: 15B. AIR DATE: 0211-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 1204-1958. WRITER: Tombragel, Maurice. D IRECTOR: Rich, John. WITH: Dore, Anne; Gaye, Lisa; Dubov, Paul; Fleer, Harry; Nagel, Conrad. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. River Boat #1-19. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 02-181959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-171958. WRITER: Levitt, Gene. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques; Barnes, Walter; Halsey, Brett; Howat, Clark; Jellison, Bob; Powell, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Battle of the Pass #1-20. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 02-25-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-15-1958. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. D IRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Engel, Roy; Meyer, Emile; Morris, Wayne; Needham, Leo; Wright, Will. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Marked Deck #1-21. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 0311-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1958. LAST REVISION: 1222-1958. WRITERS: Rykoff, Mikhail; Smith, Charles B. (story). WITH: Bevil, Leake; Boaz, Charles; Chambers, Phil; Downs, Cathy; Emory, Richard; McKee, Tom; Nelson, Ed; O’Toole, Ollie; Offerman, George; Pyle, Denver. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Incident in Leadville (Incident at Leadville) #1-22. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 03-18-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-10-1959. WRITER: Essex, Harry. WITH: Cliff, John; Crowley, Kathleen; Hole, Jonathan; Lambert, Jack; Platt, Edward C. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Tumbleweed Wagon #1-23. PROD. NO.: 26B. AIR D ATE : 03-25-1959. S CRIPT DATE : 12-30-1958. WRITER: Root, Wells. WITH: Carradine, John; Drayton, Noel; Lambert, Paul; Spain, Fay. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Brunette Bombshell (Blondes Can Be Tamed) #124. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 04-01-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-31-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-20-1959. WRITER: Elliotte, John. WITH: Eldredge, George; Fredericks, Charles; Nelson, Gene; Welles, Rebecca. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Giannini. Deadline! #1-25. PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 04-081959. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-281959. WRITER: Slavin, George F. WITH: Brent, Eve; Lynch, Ken; Moody, Ralph; Stanton, Dean. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

SERIES The Marble Slab #3-31. PROD. NO.: 103B. AIR DATE: 05-11-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1961. LAST REVISION: 01-11-1961. WRITERS: Taylor, Glenhall; Franklin, Paul. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Bice, Robert; Miller, Marvin; O’Brien, Erin; Sorenson, Paul; Vallin, Rick; Waltz, Patrick (Pat); Yrigoyen, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown (Jan. 12-13, 16, 1961); some marks and notes. U SED BY : Miller, Marvin.

Batman HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—9 scripts (19661967); Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 2 scripts (1966). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1966, to Mar. 14, 1968; Wednesdays and Thursdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1 and 2); Thursdays only (season 3); 30 minutes; 120 episodes. PROD. CO.: Greenway Productions in association with 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Dozier, William. PRODUCER: Horwitz, Howie. STARRING: West, Adam. WITH: Blake, Madge; Craig, Yvonne; Dozier, William (narrator); Hamilton, Neil; Lewis, David; Napier, Alan; Repp, Stafford; Ward, Burt. • Adventure series based on the comic strips created by Bob Kane, trying to recreate the comic book style. The Ring of Wax #1-23. PROD. NO.: 8618. AIR DATE: 03-30-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Paritz, Jack; Rodgers, Bob. DIRECTOR: Clark, James B. GUEST VILLAIN: Gorshin, Frank. WITH: Ayars, Ann; Blake, Madge; Greene, Michael; Hamilton, Neil; Harrower, Elizabeth; McGranary, Al; Napier, Alan; Repp, Stafford; Scott, Linda; Tata, Joe E. (Joey); Ward, Burt. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet/production requirements (Mar. 11, 1966); test scenes; Batman drawings. Fine Finny Fiends — Batman Makes the Scenes #133/34. PROD. NO.: 8619. AIR DATES: 05-04-1966 / 0505-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 03-25-1966. LAST REVISION: 04-08-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Stark, Sheldon. DIRECTOR: Gries, Tom. GUEST VILLAIN: Meredith, Burgess. WITH: Elias, Louie; Gregg, Julie; Jenkins, Dal; La Torre, Charles; Lundin, Victor; Mitchell, Lisa; Reece, Ann; Wilcox, Frank; Williams, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Dyer, Bill. Shoot a Crooked Arrow — Walk the Straight and Narrow #2-1/2. PROD. NO.: 8648. AIR DATES: 09-071966 / 09-08-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-29-1966. LAST REVISION: 07-05-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Ross, Stanley Ralph. DIRECTOR: Marks, Sherman. GUEST VILLAIN: Carney, Art. WITH: Adler, Robert; Clark, Dick; Cornthwaite, Robert; Delano, Lee; Dell, Myrna; Ewing, Loren; Jaffe, Sam; Jenson, Heidi; Kelly, Kitty; Moore, Archie; Nichols, Barbara; O’Hara, James; Pendleton, Steve; Weaver, Doodles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill. The Spell of Tut — Tut’s Case Is Shut #2-7/8. PROD. NO.: 8649. AIR DATES: 09-28-1966 / 09-29-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Dennis, Robert C.; Barret, Earl. DIRECTOR: Peerce, Larry. GUEST VILLAIN: Buono, Victor. WITH: Haig, Sid; Hill, Marianna; Mamakos, Peter; Lee, Bruce; Pataki, Michael; Paul, Rene; Santell, Boyd; Williams, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill.

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Batman The Clock King’s Crazy Crimes #2-11. PROD. NO.: 8641. AIR DATE: 10-12-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-20-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Finger, Bill; Sinclair, Charles. DIRECTOR: Neilson, James. GUEST VILLAIN: Slezak, Walter. WITH: Anderson, Herbert; Bacon, Roger; Blake, Madge; Davis, Sammy, Jr.; Doggett, Jerry; Napier, Alan; Hamilton, Neil; Lorimer, Linda; Lorimer, Louise; Lynn, Sandra; O’Neil, Eileen; Pate, Michael; Repp, Stafford; Triesault, Ivan; Ward, Burt. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. The Cat’s Meow — The Bat’s Kow Tow #2-29/30. PROD. NO.: 8657. AIR DATES: 12-14-1966 / 12-15-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1966. LAST REVISION: 11-11-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Ross, Stanley Ralph. DIRECTOR: Clark, James B. GUEST VILLAIN: Newmar, Julie. WITH: Allen, Steve; Brown, Calvin; Castronova, Tom; Clyde, Jeremy; Dallimore, Maurice; Eustrel, Anthony; Ferrare, Cindy; Flynn, Joe; Henderson, Chuck; Ho, Don; Leeds, Peter; O’Hara, James; Roman, Ric; Sebrig, Jay; Stewart, Chad; Strangis, Judy; Wynters, Sharyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill. The Puzzles Are Coming — The Duo Is Slumming #2-31/32. PROD. NO.: 8640. AIR DATES: 12-21-1966 / 12-22-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1966. LAST REVISION: 10-20-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: De Gorter, Fred. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. GUEST VILLAIN: Evans, Maurice. WITH: Devine, Andy; Della, Jay; Driscoll, Robert Miller; Emerson, Allen; Smith, Paul; Stuart, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill. The Zodiac Crimes — The Joker’s Hard Times — The Penguin Declines #2-37/38/39. PROD. NO.: 8636. AIR DATES: 01-11-1967 / 01-12-1967 / 01-18-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Sherman, Stanford; Kandel, Steve (also story). DIRECTOR: Rudolph, Oscar. GUEST VILLAINS: Meredith, Burgess; Moore, Terry; Romero, Cesar. WITH: Barbi, Vincent; Baylor, Hal; Cordova, Louis; Crockett, Dick; Di Reda, Joe; Fredericks, Charles; Kidd, Jonathan; Picerni, Charles; Reiner, Rob; Saenz, Eddie; Stark, Milton; Wendell, Howard. USED BY: Dyer, Bill. Penguin Is a Girl’s Best Friend — Penguin Sets a Trend — Penguin’s Disastrous End #2-42/43/44. PROD. NO.: 8658. AIR DATES: 01-26-1967 / 02-01-1967 / 02-02-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-01-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sherman, Stanford. DIRECTOR: Clark, James B. GUEST VILLAINS: Jones, Carolyn; Meredith, Burgess. WITH: Allen, Kimberly; Baron, Frank; Conte, Frank; Fish, Ted; Hannum, Don; Hastings, Bob; Logan, Brad; Reed, Alan, Jr.; Romano, Andy; Stark, Milton; Winwood, Estelle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill. King Tut’s Coup — Batman’s Waterloo #2-53/54. PROD. NO.: 8651. AIR DATES: 03-08-1967 / 03-09-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1967. LAST REVISION: 02-06-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Ross, Stanley Ralph; Townsend, Leo (story); Townsend, Pauline (story). DIRECTOR: Clark, James B. GUEST VILLAIN: Buono, Victor. WITH: Abdullah, Joseph; Avery, Tol; Bakalyan, Richard; Dennen, Barry; Haynes, Lloyd; Knickerbocker, Susie; Meriwether, Lee; Messina, Terri; Noonan, Timmy; O’Hara, James; O’Kelly, Tim; Olmstead, Nelson; Reed, Walter; Whitney, Grace Lee. A DDI-

Battle Zone TIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill.

The Londinium Larcenies — The Foggiest Notion — The Bloody Tower #3-11/12/13. PROD. NO.: 8669. AIR DATES: 11-23-1967 / 11-30-1967 / 12-07-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Allan, Elkan (also story); Hoffman, Charles. DIRECTOR: Rudolph, Oscar. GUEST VILLAINS: Johns, Glynis; Vallee, Rudy. WITH: Anthony, Larry; Dallimore, Maurice; Jason, Harvey; Landis, Monty; Laurence, Lynley; Maxwell, Stacey; Peters, Lyn; Rotell, Aleta; Stuart, Gil; Turner, Nannette. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Dyer, Bill.

Battle Zone see The Gallant Men Bay City Blues HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Oct. 25 to Nov. 15, 1983; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 4 episodes. PROD. CO.: MTM Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Bochco, Steven; Hoblit, Gregory. P RODUCER : Wallace, Rick. W ITH : Casey, Bernie; Cassidy, Patrick; Corley, Pat; Franz, Dennis; Greene, Michele; Harmon, Kelly; Jenkins, Larry Flash; Jurasik, Peter; Lang, Perry; McCarthy, Kevin; McCracken, Jeff ; North, Sheree; Nouri, Michael; Olin, Ken; Rodriguez, Marco; Spiridakis, Tony; Stone, Sharon; Tubb, Barry; Williamson, Mykelti. • Series about a minor league baseball team traveling from town to town. Zirkons Are Forever #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3803. AIR DATE: 11-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1983. WRITERS: Lewis, Jeffrey (also story); Milch, David; Bochco, Steven (story). DIRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Constanzo, Robert; Galik-Furey, Denise; Franklin, Diane; Furey, John; Johnson, Sunny; Kim, Rob; McCabe, Shane; Sage, David; Tubb, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Ben Casey HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection—1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1961, to Mar. 21, 1966; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 153 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bing Crosby Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Moser, James E.; Schiller, Wilton. P RODUCERS: Elman, Irving ; Freiberger, Fred; Lucas, John Meredyth; Moser, James; Rapf, Matthew; Schiller, Wilton. STARRING: Edwards, Vince. WITH: Ackerman, Bettye; Bates, Jeanne; Dennis, Nick; Jaffe, Sam; Landers, Harry; McMullan, Jim; Mason, Marlyn; Piazza, Ben; Stevens, Stella; Tone, Franchot. • Realistic medical drama featuring neurosurgeon Dr. Casey at County General Hospital. For the Ladybug, One Dozen Roses (Fly Away Home) #1-22. PROD. NO.: 5731-22. AIR DATE: 03-051963. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-191962. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Curtis, Jack. DIRECTOR: Pollack, Sydney. GUEST STAR: Robertson, Cliff. WITH: Davis, Michael; Kirkpatrick, Jess; Leon, Peggy; Parke, Lawrence; Wagenheim, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; notes. USED BY: Robertson, Cliff (part of “Eddie Smith”). Where Did All the Roses Go? #5-23. PROD. NO.: 01231. AIR DATE: 02-21-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1965.

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TAPE DATE: 11-15-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Krumholz, Chester; Dales, Arthur (also story); Merlin, Milton (story); Merlin, Barbara (story). DIRECTORS: Daniels, Marc; Taylor, Jud. WITH: Bates, Jeanne; Clark, Matt; Darby, Kim; Dennis, Nick; Glass, Ned; Landers, Harry; Lindfors, Viveca; Maross, Joe; Massey, Jayne; Price, Sherwood. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Merlin.

Beulah HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1950, to Dec. 23, 1952; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Roland Reed Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Reed, Roland D. PRODUCER: McKnight, Tom. DIRECTORS: Bare, Richard; Reynolds, Jack; Yarborough, Jean. STARRING: Beavers, Louise (seasons 2-3); McDaniel, Hattie (6 episodes, July-Aug., 1952); Waters, Ethel (season 1). WITH: Bruce, David (seasons 2-3); Dandridge, Ruby (seasons 2-3); Frazee, Jane (seasons 2-3); Harris, Percy (Bud) (season 1); Jones, Ginger (season 1); McQueen, Butterfly (season 1); Post, William, Jr. (season 1); Sales, Clifford (season 1); Singer, Stuffy (seasons 2-3); Whitman, Ernest (seasons 2-3); Wilson, Dooley (season 1). • Comedy series— TV version of the radio program (1945-54) of the same title, about a black cook and housekeeper, working for a white family; the first TV series to star an African-American woman. They Also Serve #3-13. PROD. NO.: TV-34-34. AIR DATE: 11-25-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-17-1952. LAST REVISION : 05-01-1952. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Curtis, Nathaniel. W ITH : Beavers, Louise; Bruce, David; Dandridge, Ruby; Frazee, Jane; Singer, Stuffy; Whitman, Ernest. USED BY: part of “Lawyer.”

The Beverly Hillbillies HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1965, 1969). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 26, 1962, to Mar. 23, 1971; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2, 7), 8:30 P.M. (seasons 3-6, 8); Thursdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 9); 30 minutes; 274 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Filmways Television Productions. E XEC . P ROD .: Simon, Al. PRODUCERS: Henning, Paul; Tuttle, Mark. STARRING: Ebsen, Buddy. WITH: Baer, Max, Jr.; Bailey, Raymond; Douglas, Donna; Fisher, Shug; Kulp, Nancy; MacGibbon, Harriet E.; Benaderet, Bea; Ryan, Irene; Torrey, Roger. • Sitcom about the adventures of a nouveau riche family of hillbillies in Beverly Hills. The Courtship of Elly #4-8. PROD. NO.: 5000-114. AIR DATE: 11-03-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1965. WRITERS: Henning, Paul; Tuttle, Mark. DIRECTOR: Depew, Joe. GUEST STAR: Williams, Van. W ITH : Freeman, Kathleen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; shooting schedule (Sept. 9-13, 1965; Prod. 5000-113 and 114); call sheet (Sept. 10-13, 1965). Jane Finds Elly a Man #8-4. PROD. NO.: 5000-228. AIR DATE: 10-15-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-07-1969. LAST REVISION: 05-29-1969. WRITERS: Henning, Paul; Wesson, Dick. GUEST STAR: Allman, Elvia. WITH: Boseman, Eck; Brutsche, Jerry; Fisher, Shug; Freeman, Kathleen; Torrey, Roger. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks. USED BY: Allman, Elvia.

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Bewitched HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts (1964-1965, 1967, 1970). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1964, to Mar. 25, 1972; weekday mornings (1968-1972); Saturday mornings (1971-1972); 30 minutes; 252 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. STARRING : Montgomery, Elizabeth; Moorehead, Agnes; Sargent, Dick; York, Dick. WITH: Albertson, Mabel; Evans, Maurice; Fox, Bernard; Ghostley, Alice; Gould, Sandra; Lawrence, David; Lawrence, Greg ; Lorne, Marion; Lynde, Paul; Murphy, Diane; Murphy, Erin; Pearce, Alice; Roberts, Roy; Rogers, Kasey; Simon, Robert F.; Spocks, Pandora (Elizabeth Montgomery); Tobias, George; Vernon, Irene; White, David. • Sitcom about the situations (and problems) that arise in the daily life of a witch who is married to an advertising executive. The Witches Are Out #1-7. PROD. NO.: 3913. AIR DATE: 10-29-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1964. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH : Berman, Shelley; Blake, Madge; Lorne, Marion; Shaw, Reta; Roux, Jacques; Simon, Robert F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Allan, Michael. It Takes One to Know One #1-11. PROD. NO.: 3907. AIR DATE: 11-26-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1964. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Arnold, Danny. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Cleaves, Robert; Seagram, Lisa; Simon, Robert F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Allan, Michael. Love Is Blind #1-13. PROD. NO.: 3928. AIR DATE: 12-10-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1964. LAST REVISION: 10-27-1964. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Davis, Jerry. WRITER: Wolpert, Roland. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Bernard, Ralph; Noel, Chris; Simon, Robert F.; Smythe, Kit; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Allan, Michael. Which Witch Is Which? #1-24. PROD. NO.: 3904. AIR DATE: 03-11-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1965. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Davis, Jerry. WRITER: Barrett, Earl. D IRECTOR: Russell, William D. W ITH : Foster, Donald; Margetts, Monty; Randell, Ron; Simon, Robert F.; Tobias, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. U SED BY: Pearce, Alice. That Was My Wife (Who Was That Lady?) #1-31. PROD. NO.: 3953. AIR DATE: 04-29-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 03-09-1965. PRODUCER: Davis, Jerry. VERSION: first revised final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Ott, Warrene; Simon, Robert F.; Tobias, George; Vernon, Irene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Pearce, Alice. Remember the Main #1-34. PROD. NO.: 3906. AIR DATE: 05-20-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 01-26-1965. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Lewis, Mort R. DIRECTOR: Russell, William D. WITH: Mallory, Edward; Morrow, Byron; Nesbit, Stuart; Simon, Robert F.; Smith, Justin; Tobias, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Pearce, Alice. Alias Darrin Stephens #2-1. PROD. NO.: 3962. AIR DATE : 09-16-1965. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-30-1965. LAST REVISION: 05-18-1965. VERSION: first revised final draft. PRODUCER: Davis, Jerry. WRITER: Baer, Richard. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Lorne, Marion; Simon, Robert F.; Tobias, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of

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characters; set list; chimp’s wardrobe breakdown. USED BY: stamped: Samish, Adrian. The Very Informal Dress #2-8. PROD. NO.: 3960. AIR DATE: 11-04-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1965. VERSION: first revised final draft. PRODUCER: Davis, Jerry. WRITERS: David, Paul; Greene, John L. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Albright, Hardie; Lorne, Marion; Showalter, Max; Simon, Robert F.; Wilson, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. How Green Was My Grass #4-24. PROD. NO.: 3972. AIR DATE: 02-29-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 10-041967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Jurist, Ed. DIRECTOR: Rosenbaum, R. Robert. WITH: Hundley, Craig; Lussier, Robert; Perry, Barbara; Perry, Joseph; Romano, Andy; Simon, Robert F.; Slattery, Richard X.; Tate, Kevin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Newkirk, Marlowe (special effects). Tabatha’s Cranky Spell #4-27. PROD. NO.: 3956. AIR DATE: 03-28-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-27-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Crutcher, Robert R. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Burt, Nellie; Harvey, Harry, Sr.; McKinley, J. Edward; Rogers, Kasey; Seegar, Sara; Simon, Robert F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Newkirk, Marlowe (special effects). The Return of Darrin the Bold #7-17. PROD. NO.: 3991. AIR DATE: 02-04-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1970. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Jurist, Ed. DIRECTOR: Michaels, Richard. WITH: Emerson, Allen; Huddleston, David; Mustin, Burt; Rowand, Nada; Simon, Robert F.; Slattery, Richard X. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Big News HOLDINGS: Pat O’Reilly Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS (KNXT). BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1961, to present; 60 minutes. W ITH : Dunphy, Jerry; Edwards, Douglas (for first years); Green, Maury; Keene, Bill; Roberts, Clete; Storey, Ralph; Stratton, Gil. • The CBS Big News show was the first daily hour-long news telecast; it began in 1961 at KNXT, and continues today. (Variety reported in 1962 that The Big News was first broadcast in Oct., 1961, and it was first advertised in the L.A. Times Oct. 2, 1961. Some other sources state the program began in 1960, but we do not find evidence of this.) AIR DATE: 01-13-1973. PRODUCER: O’Reilly, Daniel Patrick (Pat).

The Big Question HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script (transcript). NETWORK: KCOP. BROADCAST: 1970s Sundays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. MODERATOR: Jackson, Michael. This KCOP feature news series is very poorly documented. Our episode was “a 1-hour debate” focusing on Congressman Goldwater discussing the issue of repeal of the Prime Time Access Rule, which the FCC was reviewing after its first year in force. Goldwater championed repeal of the rule. The Prime Time Access Rule. AIR DATE: 11-12-1972 (?). SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1972. WITH: Berns, Seymour; Goldwater, Barry; Rosen, Burt.

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Big Town (By-line Steve Wilson; City Assignment; Crime Reporter; Headline; Heart of the City)

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts (1952, 1954-1955); Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC; syndicated. BROADCAST: CBS: Oct. 5, 1950, to Sept. 16, 1954; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4); live until spring of 1954. NBC: Oct. 11, 1954, to Oct. 2, 1956; Wednesdays, 10:30 P.M. (season 5), Tuesdays, 10:30 P.M. (season 6); 30 minutes; ca. 240 episodes. PROD. CO.: Gross-Krasne California Studios; Lansall Corporation. PRODUCERS: Gross, Jack J. (CBS); Krasne, Philip N. (CBS); Stevens, Mark (NBC). WRITERS: Asher, William; Chantler, David; Dupont, Ewald André; Earnshaw, Fenton; Kimble, Lawrence; Landau, Richard; Millhauser, Bertram; Monash, Paul; Vollaerts, Rik; Walker, Turnley; Wang, Gene; Ward, Al C.; West, Elliot. DIRECTORS: Asher, William; Berkeley, Busby; Dupont, Ewald André; Haas, Charles F.; Rich, David Lowell; Stevens, Mark; von Fritsch, Gunther. STARRING: McVey, Patrick (1950-1954); Stevens, Mark (1954-1956). WITH: Avedon, Doe; Doucette, John; Kelley, Barry; Nigh, Jane; Stalmaster, Lynn; Stevens, Julie; Tyler, Beverly; Tyler, Richard; Wells, Mary K.; Wroe, Trudy. • Crime drama that originated on radio (1937-1952, starring Edward G. Robinson, until 1942), and was set in Big Town, USA, where the most influential newspaper fought for worthy causes, mostly in the person of their best reporter, later managing editor, Steve Wilson. Ticket Racket #3-??. AIR DATE: 01-08-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 05-22-1952. LAST REVISION: 05-29-1952. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Earnshaw, Fenton. DIRECTOR: Haas, Charles. WITH: Birch, Paul; Haworth, Joe; Nicoletti, Louis; Sherman, Bob; Vallin, Mike; Van Cleef, Lee; Walker, Patricia. The Consulate #4-??. AIR DATE: 01-14-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 05-04-1953. Police Story #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1724. AIR DATE: 0307-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1954. VERSION: final draft. Firetrap (Tinderbox Tenement) #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1729. AIR DATE: 03-28-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 01-18-1955. VERSION: final draft. Phoney Hero #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1722. AIR DATE: 0404-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1954. VERSION: final draft. Operation Survival (Hurricane) #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1727. AIR D ATE : 04-06-1955 or 04-11-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1954. VERSION: final draft. WITH: Norwick, Natalie. Foreign Correspondent (Red Hostage) #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1735. AIR DATE: 05-09-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-10-1955. VERSION: final draft. WITH: Adama, Mary; McGivney, Owen. Out on Parole (Parole Board) #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1736. AIR D ATE : 06-01-1955 or 06-06-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-10-1955. LAST REVISION: 03-11-1955. VERSION: final draft. WITH: Avera, Tom; Barton, Anne; Davis, Joanne; Perrin, Vic. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. Fight Game (Blinded Battler) #5-??. PROD. NO.: 1737. AIR DATE: 06-20-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1955. VERSION: final draft. WITH: Bogdarasian, Ross; Dolph, Milly; McCarthy, Devlin. The Dead Reporter [unidentified]. PROD . NO.: 1723. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1954. VERSION: final draft.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1965, 1967). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1965, to May 19, 1969; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2-4); 60 minutes; 112 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television, a Four StarMargate Production; Levy Gardner Leaven Production in association with Lou Edelman. S TARRING: Breck, Peter; Briles, Charles; Evans, Linda; Long, Richard; Majors, Lee; Stanwyck, Barbara; Whiting, Napoleon. • Western series about the life of a rich and powerful family in California’s San Joaquin Valley in the 1870s. Palms of Glory #1-1. PROD. NO.: 5929. AIR DATE: 09-15-1965. WRITER: Knopf, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. WITH : Allen, Melvin; Cross, Dennis; de Anda, Miguel; Gardenia, Vincent; McKennon, Dallas; Peterson, Arthur; Throne, Malachi; Wayland, Len. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Majors, Lee (part of “Heath”). Showdown in Limbo #2-27. PROD. NO.: 7054. AIR DATE : 03-27-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-03-1966. LAST REVISION : 01-19-1967. WRITERS: Pettus, Ken (also story); Mishkin, Phil (story). DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Carter, John; Emery, Matt; Johnson, Arch; Jones, L.Q.; Lowell, Tom; Spradlin, G.D. USED BY: Majors, Lee (part of “Heath”).

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The Bill Dana Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22, 1963, to Jan. 17, 1965; Sundays, 7:00 P.M.; 42 episodes. PROD. CO.: Amigo Productions in association with Danny Thomas. EXEC. PROD.: Leonard, Sheldon. PRODUCERS: Elinson, Jack; Leeds, Howard. D IRECTORS: Cherry, Stan; Flicker, Theodore J.; Leonard, Sheldon; Lewis, Al; Morris, Howard; Paris, Jerry; Ruskin, Coby; Sandrich, Jay; Thomas, Danny. S TARRING: Dana, Bill. WITH: Adams, Don; Crosby, Gary; Harris, Jonathan; Peterson, Margaret Ann; Strickland, Amzie. • Comedy series created as a spin-off of the Steve Allen Show, with Bill Dana’s character from that program, a Mexican immigrant who works as a bellhop in a hotel where he also lives. Jose the Matchmaker #1-22. SCRIPT NO.: 23. AIR DATE : 03-15-1964. SCRIPT DATE : 01-09-1964. LAST REVISION : 01-10-1964. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITERS: Singer, Ray; Chevillat, Dick. WITH: Tompkins, Joan; Swenson, Karl. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies.

Black Saddle HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC; ABC. BROADCAST: CBS: May 23, 1958 (unsold pilot, aired as an episode of Zane Grey Theater, starring Chris Alcaide, see there). NBC: Jan. 10 to May 30, 1959; Saturdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 20 episodes. ABC: Oct. 2, 1959, to May 6, 1960; Fridays, 10:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 24 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star — Halmac — Zane Grey Productions. PRO-

SERIES DUCERS: Ellis, Antony; Hudson, Hal. STARRING: Breck, Peter. WITH: Anna-Lisa; Johnson, Russell. • Western

series about a former gunfighter who has become a frontier lawyer, set in Latigo, New Mexico Territory. The Penalty #2-23. PROD. NO.: 2745. AIR DATE: 0422-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Flavo, John. DIRECTOR: Faralla, William Dario. WITH: Anna-Lisa; Edwards, Sam; Franciscus, James; Johnson, Russell; Kemmerling, Warren; Newton, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet (Mar. 11, 1960); marks and notes. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Leo Brimsey”).

Blansky’s Beauties HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 12 to June 27, 1977; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Miller-Milkis Production in association with Garry Marshall; Paramount Pictures Corporation. CREATED BY: Marshall, Garry K.; Brunner, Bob; Silber, Arthur. E XEC . PROD .: Marshall, Garry K.; Milkis, Edward; Miller, Thomas. PRODUCERS: Abdo, Nick; Johnson, Bruce; Marshall, Tony. STARRING: Walker, Nancy. WITH : Baio, Scott; Bates, Rhonda; Bolton, Elaine; Gideon, Bond; Goodfriend, Lynda; Kaye, Caren; Kirkes, Shirley; Mekka, Eddie; Morita, Pat; O’Connell, Taaffe; Owens, Jill; Pentecost, George; Reddick, Gerri; Yuskis, Antonette. • Sitcom about a troupe of Las Vegas showgirls and their manager. Nancy Meets Pa Bates #1-9. PROD. NO.: 60881-009. AIR D ATE : 04-16-1977. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-28-1977. WRITER: Glauberg, Joe. DIRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. WITH: Baio, Scott; Batanides, Arthur; Bates, Rhonda; Berlinger, Warren; Bolton, Elaine; Goodfriend, Lynda; Huddleston, David; Kaye, Caren; Kirkes, Shirley; Mekka, Eddie; Morita, Pat; O’Connell, Taaffe; Owens, Jill; Pentecost, George; Reddick, Gerri; Yuskis, Antonette. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Toni.

Blue Light HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (some incomplete/revisions only). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 12 to May 18, 1966; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 17 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Grauman, Walter. PRODUCER: Houghton, Buck. STARRING: Carère, Christine; Goulet, Robert. • Drama series about an American broadcaster working as double agent during World War II. Target — David March #1-2. PROD. NO.: 8841. AIR DATE: 01-19-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1965. WRITER: Cohen, Larry. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Capell, Peter; Pflug, Eva; Reiser, Hans; Saad, Margit. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 pages only. USED BY: Research. The Fortress Below (1) (Welcome to Grossmunchen) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 8842. AIR DATE: 01-261966. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-24-1965. LAST REVISION : 12-08-1965. VERSION: first draft. W RITER: Cohen, Larry. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Allerson, Alexander; Andrea, Manfred; Glawton, Paul; Kirchlechner, Dieter; Ragheb, Osman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. The Weapon Within (2) #1-4. PROD. NO.: 8843. AIR

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Blue Light DATE : 02-02-1966. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-03-1965. LAST REVISION : 12-09-1965. VERSION: revisions only. WRITER: Cohen, Larry. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Capell, Peter; Frank, Horst; Pflug, Eva; Van Dreelen, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. Traitor’s Blood #1-5. PROD. NO.: 8849. AIR DATE: 02-09-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1965. LAST REVISION: 01-10-1966. VERSION: revisions only. WRITER: Cohen, Larry. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Macklin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. Agent of the East #1-6. PROD. NO.: 8847. AIR DATE: 02-16-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1966. VERSION: revisions only. WRITERS: Sanford, Donald S.; Cohen, Larry (story). DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. WITH: Malmsjö, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: set list. USED BY: Research. The Secret War (A Ton of Trouble) #1-8. PROD. NO.: 8853. AIR DATE: 03-02-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-291965. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Cohen, Larry. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Carmel, Roger C.; Green, Gilbert; Hagen, Kevin; Kobe, Gail. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. Invasion by the Stars (The Astrologer) #1-9. PROD. NO.: 8845. AIR DATE: 03-09-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-211966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Turley, Jack; Sanders, Curtis (story). D IRECTOR: Oswald, Gerd. WITH: Hellman, Peter; Hradilac, Charles (Radilak, Charles H.); Lederer, Francis; Lowens, Curt; Wingreen, Jason. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. The Return of Elm #1-10. P ROD . NO.: 8856. AIR DATE : 03-23-1966. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-14-1965. LAST REVISION: 02-10-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Cohen, Larry. D IRECTOR: Butler, Robert. WITH: Peters, Werner. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. Jet Trail (A Ton of Danger; A Ton of Trouble) #111. PROD. NO.: 8858. AIR DATE: 04-06-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 02-11-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ullman, Dan. DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. WITH: Johnson, Lamont. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. How to Kill a Toy Soldier (Bullet for a Toy Soldier; Hitler Youth) #1-12. PROD. NO.: 8848. AIR DATE: 04-13-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1966. LAST REVISION: 01-13-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Bloch, Merwin; Swaybill, Roger E.; Cohen, Larry (story). DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Frazer, Dan; Mullavy, Greg. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. The Friendly Enemy #1-17. PROD. NO.: 8850. AIR DATE : 05-18-1966. SCRIPT DATE : 12-22-1965. LAST REVISION: 02-09-1966. WRITER: Livingston, Harold. DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. WITH: Richman, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. V Is for Victim (The Assassins) [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 8844. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1965. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Sanders, Curtis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research. 53 Reasons to Rob a Swiss Bank (Swiss Gold) [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 8854. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-27-1965. VER-

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first draft. WRITERS: Savage, Paul; Cohen, Larry (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Research.

The Bob Cummings Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1961, to Mar. 1, 1962; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 22 episodes. PROD. C O.: Laurel Productions; McCadden Productions; Revue Studios. PRODUCER : Finkel, Bob. S TARRING: Cummings, Bob. WITH: Shore, Roberta; Vye, Murvyn. • Comedy series with Bob Cummings as a charter pilot who is also an amateur detective. See also Love that Bob and My Hero. Executive Sweet (Bob’s Day Off ) #1-1. PROD. NO.: 15024. AIR DATE: 10-05-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 06-20-1961. LAST REVISION: 07-14-1961. WRITERS: Sharp, Henry; Diamond, Mel. DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Barnes, Joanna; Ellerbe, Harry; Hole, Jonathan; Lane, Rusty; O’Toole, Ollie; Wilson, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (Universal Star Time) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1965). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1963, to May 17, 1967; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4); 60 minutes; 114 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Television; Horvue Productions; Morpics Productions. PRODUCERS: Berg, Dick; Collins, Richard; Roth, Ron. DIRECTORS: Arnold, Jack; Butler, David; Cook, Fielder; Dobkin, Lawrence; Goldstone, James; Hart, Harvey; Kanter, Hal; Packinpah, Sam; Pogostin, S. Lee; Pollack, Sydney; Rosenberg, Stuart; Winston, Ron. HOST: Hope, Bob. • Anthology series featuring dramatic as well as comedy shows and event specials, hosted by Bob Hope who also starred in several episodes. Enemy on the Beach (Time Bomb) #3-12. PROD. NO.: 26406. AIR DATE: 01-05-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 0812-1965. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1965. PRODUCER: Roth, Ron. WRITER: Miller, Herman. WITH: Cowan, Ashley; Donald, James; Howes, Sally Ann; Rogers, Victor; Thatcher, Torin. GUEST STAR: Wagner, Robert. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Howes, Sally Ann (part of “Allison Lang”).

The Bob Newhart Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts (1973-1976). NETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 16, 1972, to Sept. 2, 1978; Saturdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 14), 8:30 P.M. (season 5), 8:00 P.M. (season 6); 30 minutes; 142 episodes (+ unaired pilot and one special). PROD . CO.: MTM Enterprises. CREATED BY : Davis, David; Music, Lorenzo. EXEC. PROD.: Davis, David; Music, Lorenzo. PRODUCER: Cohan, Marty. STARRING: Newhart, Bob; Pleshette, Suzanne. WITH : Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Fiedler, John; Finley, Pat; Friebus, Florida; Gelman, Larry; Lippin, Renee; Mackenzie, Will; Marshall, Penny; Pitlik, Noam; Riley, Jack; Wallace, Marcia. • Comedy series about a Chicago psychologist and his relationships with family, friends, patients and colleagues.

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A Love Story #2-21. PROD. NO.: 7375. AIR DATE: 0209-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 12-20-1973. LAST REVISION: 0107-1974. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Cohan, Martin. D IRECTOR: Bonerz, Peter. WITH : Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Finley, Pat; Lippin, Renee; Jerome, Patti; Love, Dorothy; Pleshette, Suzanne; Scott, Martha; Wallace, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; wardrobe plot sheet (for Bob Newhart); some notes. USED BY: Ralph (men’s wardrobe). The Ceiling Hits Bob #3-24. PROD. NO.: 4076. AIR DATE: 03-08-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 01-28-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Patchett, Tom; Tarses, Jay. DIRECTOR: Rafkin, Alan. WITH: Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Finley, Pat; Nadelman, Jess; Nagel, Don; Pleshette, Suzanne; Quinn, Bill; Riley, Jack; Scott, Lucian; Wallace, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Fathers and Sons and Mothers #4-12. PROD. NO.: 5057. AIR DATE: 11-29-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1975. VERSION: final shooting script. WRITER: Kane, Arnold. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH : Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Daniels, William; Pleshette, Suzanne; Scott, Lucian; Scott, Martha; Wallace, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks. Peeper — Two #4-24. PROD. NO.: 5075. AIR DATE: 02-28-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1975. WRITERS: Patchett, Tom; Tarses, Jay. DIRECTOR: Zinberg, Michael. WITH: Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Hamel, Veronica; Levene, Barbara Ellen; Pleshette, Suzanne; Poston, Tom; Stark, Sally; Wallace, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: partial credits; set list. Here’s to You, Mrs. Robinson #5-11. PROD. NO.: 6056. AIR DATE: 12-04-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1976. WRITERS: Farr, Gordon; Farr, Lynne. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Anderson, Steven; Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Landau, Lucy; Pleshette, Suzanne; Scott, Fred D.; Wallace, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Ironwood Experience #5-15. PROD. NO.: 6065. AIR DATE : 01-15-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 10-27-1976. WRITER: Davis, Phil. DIRECTOR: Bonerz, Peter. WITH: Bonerz, Peter; Daily, Bill; Pleshette, Suzanne; Showalter, Max; Wallace, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

The Bold Ones: The Senator HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 21, 1970 (TV movie); Sept. 13, 1970, to Feb. 28, 1971; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (alternating with two other Bold Ones shows—The New Doctors and The Lawyers); 60 minutes; 8 episodes (+ movie). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD .: Sackheim, William. P RODUCER : Levinson, David. STARRING: Holbrook, Hal. WITH : Acker, Sharon; Eilbacher, Cindy; Tolan, Michael. • One of four series aired under the umbrella title The Bold Ones (the others were: The New Doctors—1969-73; The Lawyers—1969-72; and The Law Enforcers—1969-70). The series tells the story of an idealistic U.S. Senator, facing the problems and issues of his time in all their complexity. The series was awarded 5 Emmys. The Day the Lion Died (The Chairmanship of Senator Homer Bryant Wydell) #1-2. PROD. NO.: 31603. AIR DATE: 10-04-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 06-30-1970. LAST REVISION: 08-13-1970. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Tokatyan, Leon. DIRECTOR: Duke, Daryl. WITH: Brocco,

SERIES Peter; Cordic, Regis J.; Doran, Ann; Edwards, Sam; Geer, Will; Hagen, Kevin; Maxwell, Frank. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Tate — witness”).

Bold Venture HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (1958-1959). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 19591960; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Fine, Morton S.; Friedkin, David. DIRECTORS: Conrad, William; Fine, Morton S.; Friedkin, David. STARRING: Clark, Dane; Marshall, Joan. WITH : Bender, Jerry; Gozier, Bernie; Onyx, Narda; Taylor, Joyce; Wilson, Barbara. • Series based on the radio program of the same title with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, relating the adventures of the skipper of a hotel boat and his pretty young ward in the Caribbean. Matador. PROD. NO.: 2B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-07-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Mama George’s Horse’s Hat. PROD. NO.: 3B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Red and the Black. PROD . N O.: 5B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. Only the Dead Died Bravely. PROD. NO.: 6B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Naked and the Fat. P ROD . NO.: 7B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Gun That Wouldn’t Quit. PROD . NO.: 8B. SCRIPT DATE : 10-27-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: few marks and notes. USED BY: Fauré, John. Whither Thou Goest, Sam. PROD. NO.: 12B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Massive Hemmorhage of Jamie Kent. PROD. NO.: 14B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-27-1958. LAST REVISION: 0105-1959. W RITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Tuck High My Shroud. PROD . NO.: 20B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-19-1959. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Feathered Capes (From Here to Paternity). PROD. NO.: 23B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1959. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Suddenly, No Gerson. P ROD . NO.: 25B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-23-1959. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Oliver’s Twist. PROD. NO.: 26B. SCRIPT DATE: 0223-1959. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

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Go Fight Sidney Hall. PROD. NO.: 28B. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1959. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Kazantos. P ROD . NO.: 38B. SCRIPT DATE : 05-111959. WRITER: Neuman, E. Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Huckleberry Fine at Trail’s End. PROD. NO.: 39B. S CRIPT DATE : 05-19-1959. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Bonanza HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts (1959, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1968, 1971); Fletcher Markle Collection — 4 scripts (1963); Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —1 script (1963). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1959, to Jan. 16, 1973; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Sundays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 313); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 14); 60 minutes; 431 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television; Paramount Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Dortort, David. PRODUCER: Dortort, David. STARRING: Blocker, Dan; Greene, Lorne; Landon, Michael; Roberts, Pernell. W ITH : Canary, David; Matheson, Tim; Russell, Bing; Sen Yung, Victor; Teal, Ray; Vogel, Mitch. • Western series about the adventures of Ben Cartwright and his three sons who live on the Ponderosa Ranch, near Virginia City, in the 1880s. Mr. Henry Comstock #1-9. AIR DATE: 11-07-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 06-20-1959. LAST REVISION: 06-29-1959. WRITER: Dortort, David. DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Carson, Jack; Cutting, Richard; De Marney, Terence; Dierkes, John; Fernandez, Abel; Gordon, Bruce; Mather, Jack; Sages, Joanne; Wagenheim, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO : some marks. U SED BY: Sages, Joanne (part of “Princess Sarah”). The Last Haircut #4-19. P ROD . NO.: 31417. AIR DATE: 02-03-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1962. WRITER: Lang, Charles. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Archer, John; Barclay, Jered; Bouchey, Willis; Grant, Shelby; Harmon, John; Higgins, Joe; Holman, Rex; Johnson, Chubby; Lopez, Perry; Lopez, Rafael; Montoya, Alex; Wendell, Howard. The Quality of Mercy #5-9. PROD. NO.: B-213. AIR DATE: 11-17-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1963. WRITER: Packer, Peter. D IRECTOR: Lewis, Joseph H. W ITH : Clark, Bill; Kelly, Kitty; Miles, Bob; Prentiss, Ed; Rennick, Nancy; Rust, Richard. The Waiting Game #5-10. PROD. NO.: B-210. AIR DATE: 12-08-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 06-24-1963. WRITER: Adamson, Ed. DIRECTOR: Sarafian, Richard C. WITH: Browne, Kathie; Duncan, Craig ; Loughery, Jackie; Preston, Wayde; Quinn, Bill; Sweet, Katie. The Legacy #5-11. AIR DATE: 12-15-1963. WRITER: Wilson, Anthony. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH : Baird, Jeanne; Best, James; Doohan, James; Harris, Robert H.; Helton, Percy; Kevin, Sandy; Lummis, Dayton; Mitchum, John; Pine, Phillip; Stevens, Rory; Teal, Ray; White, Will J. ADDITIONAL INFO: title page and page 1 missing. Ponderosa Matador #5-15. PROD. NO.: B-220. AIR DATE : 01-12-1964. SCRIPT DATE : 08-09-1963. L AST REVISION: 08-15-1963. WRITER: Sharp, Alex. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Avery, Tol; Bane, Holly; Fer-

The Borden Show guson, Frank; Hill, Marianna; Paiva, Nestor; Ragan, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Jonah #6-32. PROD. NO.: B-263; 31633. AIR DATE: 05-09-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1965. LAST REVISION: 03-02-1965. PRODUCER: Dortort, David. WRITER: Wood, Preston. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William. WITH: Clarke, Angela; Clark, Bill; Harens, Dean; Mayer, Ken; Melton, Troy; O’Donnell, Erin; Prine, Andrew; Sardo, Cosmo; Summers, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: shooting schedule (Mar. 2-10, 1965); production call sheet (Mar. 5-8, 1965); many notes. USED BY: O’Donnell, Erin (part of “Susan”). My Friend, My Enemy #10-16. PROD. NO.: B-449; 35510-15. AIR DATE: 01-12-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 09-091968. LAST REVISION : 09-10-1968. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Sowards, Jack B.; Roberts, Stanley (story). DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Canary, David; Chandler, Chick; Clark, Bill; Grey, Duane; Guth, Raymond; Hammer, Ben; Parfrey, Woodrow; Parker, Sunshine; Saxon, John; Walcott, Gregory. The Younger Brothers’ Younger Brother #13-23. PROD. NO.: B-588; 17170. AIR DATE: 03-12-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1971. LAST REVISION: 10-19-1971. VERSION: first draft rehearsal script. WRITER: Landon, Michael. DIRECTOR: Landon, Michael. WITH: Challee, William; Gehring, Ted; Jeter, James; Jones, Henry; Lynch, Ken; McCann, Chuck; Severinsen, Doc; Steadman, John; Martin, Strother; Vogel, Mitch. ADDITIONAL INFO : some marks and notes. A Long Way Home (Part 1) [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: B-216. SCRIPT DATE: 07-18-1963. WRITER: Hamner, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Brother David [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: B-217. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1963. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton.

The Borden Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: July 6 to Sept. 28, 1947; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Kenyon and Eckhardt Ad Agency. PRODUCER: Montgomery, Garth. WRITER: Coe, Fred. HOST: Boag, Wally. • The Borden Show was one of those programs that networks and sponsors used to experiment with the new medium. The series, sponsored by the Borden dairy company, presented a different format every week, including dramas, film programs, variety, and marionette shows. Continuity for the series was provided by Elsie, the Borden Cow, a marionette. Ethel’s Cabin. AIR DATE: 08-10-1947. WRITER: Hannum, Bob. WITH: Waters, Ethel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; scene; songs.

Boston Blackie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Sept. 8, 1951, to Oct. 13, 1952; 30 minutes; 58 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W. PRODUCER: Unger, Maurice. STARRING: Taylor, Kent. WITH: Collier, Lois; Orth, Frank. • Mystery series with a comic touch, based on short stories by Jack Boyle, and preceded by a string of first silent then talking

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SERIES movies (1919-1949), and a radio series (1944-1950). By the time Boston Blackie arrived on TV, he had evolved from a hardened criminal to a private eye who played Robin Hood and made fools of the police. Death by Dictation #1-18. P ROD . N O.: 20B. AIR DATE : 01-07-1952. SCRIPT DATE : 10-22-1951. LAST REVISION : 11-02-1951. V ERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Ederer, Bernard; White, Robert A. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Catching, Bill; Chase, Stephen; Collier, Lois; Colmans, David; Gleason, Pat; Meader, George; Orth, Frank; Purcell, Paul; Taft, Sara; Vernon, Valerie. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Bad Time Charlie (A Brother’s Revenge) #1-21. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 01-28-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1951. LAST REVISION: 10-25-1951. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Mullally, Donn. D IRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Catching, Bill; Chase, Stephen; Henson, Dean; Kerst, Paul; McGrail, Walter; Purcell, Paul; Vernon, Valerie; Whitman, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Mother Wore Blinders (Brass Knuckle Killer) #122. PROD. NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 02-04-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1951. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Bartel, Richard; Grant, Richard; Kerr, Donald; McKinney, Mirna; Marlowe, Frank; Saunders, Gloria; Turkel, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. The Director’s Dilemma #1-23. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 02-11-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1951. LAST REVISION : 11-28-1951. V ERSION: final master script. WRITER: Mullally, Don. D IRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH : Henry, Bill; Prosser, Hugh; Perrott, Ruth; Roper, Jack; Sheehan, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Red Hot Murder #1-24. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 02-18-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1951. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Burton, John; Collier, Lois; Marlowe, Frank; Orth, Frank; Turkel, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Chinese Lottery (Fireworks in Chinatown) #1-25. PROD. NO.: 26B. AIR DATE: 02-25-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 10-05-1951. LAST REVISION: 12-12-1951. VERSION: final master script, cutter’s script. WRITERS: Mullally, Donn; Wilson, Warren (story). D IRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Catching, Bill; Chang, Wen Ti; Dale, Michael; Hamel, Bill; Lee, George; Lee, Robert W.; McCool, Rudy; Melton, Troy; Wong, Barbara Jean; Yip, William. ADDITIONAL INFO : cutter’s list; notes throughout. USED BY: McCaffrey, Helen (cutter). The Big H Murder #1-26. P ROD . NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 03-03-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 11-27-1951. LAST REVISION: 11-28-1951. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS : Ederer, Bernard; White, Robert A. D IRECTOR : Martin, Sobey. WITH: Catching, Bill; Henry, Bill; Kenney, June; Morley, Kay; Prosser, Hugh; Roper, Jack; Tyler, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund; Cohn. Black Widow #2-1. PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 0310-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 02-02-1952. VERSION: final mas-

SERIES ter script. WRITER: Mullally, Don. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Gregory, Stephen; McGuinn, Joe; Marshall, John; Pickard, John; Watkin, Pierre; Watson, Sheila. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. The Fall Guy #2-2. PROD. NO.: 29B. AIR DATE: 0317-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 02-06-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Cooper, Dennis. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; notes throughout. Death Trap #2-3. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 03-241952. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Mullally, Don; Purdum, Herb (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Catching, Bill; Douglas, Scott; Gregory, Stephen; Marshall, John; Melton, Troy; O’Locklin, Allen; Pickard, John; Watson, Sheila. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. The Thirteenth Dummy (Silver Sequins) #2-4. PROD. NO.: 30B. AIR DATE: 03-31-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 02-08-1952. LAST REVISION: 02-12-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Gruen, James; Mullally, Donn. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; notes throughout. Deep Six #2-5. PROD. NO.: 33B. AIR DATE: 04-071952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1952. LAST REVISION: 03-121952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Hamilton, Roy; Mullally, Donn (story). D IRECTOR: Cahan, George M. WITH: Blackwell, William; Catching, Bill; Howat, Clark; Mamakos, Peter; Melton, Troy; Roberts, Tracey; Sanders, Hugh; Van Cleef, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Minuet for Murders (Phantom Burglar) #2-6. PROD. NO.: 32B. AIR DATE: 04-14-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1952. LAST REVISION: 03-03-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. WITH: Carson, John; Catching, Bill; Eaton, Evelynne; Hodgins, Earle; Howes, Reed; Knaggs, Skelton; Melton, Troy; Peters, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; wild lines (04-29-1952); notes throughout; stamped “H.C. Johnston, North Hollywood.” USED BY: Lund. Queen of Thieves #2-8. PROD. NO.: 31B. AIR DATE: 04-28-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Lieberman, Irwin; Cheney, J. Benton (story); Purdum, Herbert (story). DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. W ITH : Carson, John; Hodgins, Earle; Howes, Reed; Knaggs, Skelton; Melton, Troy; Peters, Don; Young, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Inside Crime #2-10. PROD. NO.: 34B. AIR DATE: 0512-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1952. LAST REVISION: 0310-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Angell, Buckley; Mullally, Donn (story). D IRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Blakewell, William; Catching, Bill; Howat, Clark; Mamakos, Peter; Melton, Troy; Morante, Milt; Roberts, Tracey; Van Cleef, Lee. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stunts; notes throughout. USED BY: Lund.

Bourbon Street Beat HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts.

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Bourbon Street Beat NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1959, to July 4, 1960; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Hoffman, Charles; Tatelman, Harry. STARRING: Duggan, Andrew; Long, Richard. WITH: Cole, Eddie; Garwood, Kelton; Howell, Arlene; Talbot, Nita; Williams, Van. • Crime series about a detective agency in New Orleans— partner show to three other Warner Brothers programs (77 Sunset Strip, SurfSide Six and Hawaiian Eye), with some crossover stories and characters. Torch Song for Trumpet #1-3. AIR DATE: 10-191959. SCRIPT DATE: 06-29-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-061959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Townsend, Leo; Barnett, Jim (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH : Adler, Jay; Chandler, James; Dennis, John; Dexter, Brad; Lloyd, Suzanne; Ritch, Steven; Rust, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Tiger Moth (Part 1) #1-6. PROD. NO.: 6783. AIR DATE : 11-09-1959. SCRIPT DATE : 06-08-1959. L AST REVISION: 06-11-1959. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Hoffman, Charles. WRITER: Baumer, Marie. DIRECTOR : Martinson, Leslie H. W ITH : Berard, Roxane; Cole, Eddie; Doran, Ann; Graff, Wilton; Howell, Arlene; Williams, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; synopsis + handwritten synopsis. Secret of Hyacinth Bayou #1-7. AIR DATE: 11-161959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-221959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Spier, William; Perkins, Kenneth (story). DIRECTOR: De Toth, André. WITH: Colbert, Robert; Crane, Susan; Gilson, Tom; Howell, Arlene; Lane, Rusty; Markland, Ted; Wilke, Robert J.; Williams, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; added scenes. Light Touch of Terror (The Axman’s Lament; Sing a Song to the Axman) #1-10. AIR DATE: 12-07-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-22-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Carothers, A.J. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Cronin, Joe; Elhardt, Kaye; Grace, Charity; Greene, Joseph J.; Kaye, Barry; Langdon, Sue Ane; Tennant, William; Williams, Spencer. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Black Magnolia #1-12. AIR DATE: 12-21-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-30-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Baldwin, Earl. DIRECTOR : Le Borg, Reginald. W ITH : Anderson, Robert; Conway, Melora; Farrell, Tommy; Haden, Sara; Maxwell, Paul; Moore, Mary Tyler; Whitney, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Portrait of Lenore #1-13. A IR DATE : 12-28-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Geiger, Milton (also story); Hoffman, Charles. DIRECTOR: Gordon, Robert. WITH: Carrier, Albert; King, Andrea; Rhue, Madlyn; Shepard, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Kill with Kindness #1-14. AIR DATE: 01-04-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Baumer, Marie. DIRECTOR: Hole, William J., Jr. WITH: Burke, Walter; Burnett, Don; Elsom, Isobel; Gates, Nancy; Kulp, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; added scenes. Neon Nightmare #1-24. AIR DATE : 03-21-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1960. LAST REVISION: 01-26-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIREC-

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Hole, William J., Jr. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques; Conway, Gary; Deacon, Richard; Healey, Myron; Helton, Percy; Howat, Clark; Kelly, Don; Mell, Joseph; Sherman, Orville; Simpson, Mickey; Stuart, Randy; Valentine, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Wall of Silence #1-25. AIR DATE: 03-28-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-04-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ross, Sam. WITH: Berard, Roxane; Drury, James; Gaye, Gregory; Gaynor, Jock; Komant, Carolyn; McBain, Diane; Novello, Jay; Russell, Jackie; Wall, Geraldine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Swamp Fire #1-27. AIR DATE: 04-11-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-22-1960. VERSION : revised final draft. W RITERS : Riesner, Dean; Herzig, Sig (also story). DIRECTOR: Sinclair, Robert B. WITH: Barry, Donald (“Red”); Ravell, Jacqueline; Reason, Rex. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. If a Body (Key to Murder) #1-28. AIR DATE: 04-181960. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 01-18-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-26-1960. WRITERS: Elman, Irving (also story); Hoffman, Charles. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Arthur, Maureen; Chandler, James; Milford, John; Roman, Ric; Talbot, Nita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Suitable for Framing #1-32. AIR DATE: 05-16-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-31-1960. LAST REVISION: 04-07-1960. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Hermanos, W.; Hoffman, Charles; Adams, Gerald Drayson (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Hill, Craig; Lord, Barbara; Moreno, Rita; Young, Carlton G. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Green Hell #1-34. AIR DATE: 05-30-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-15-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; Hermanos, W.; Gries, Tom (story). DIRECTOR: Rondeau, Charles. WITH: De Santis, Joe; Landa, Miguel; Lloyd, Suzanne; Mioni, Fabrizio; Romero, Carlos; Wengraf, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Interrupted Wedding #1-37. AIR DATE: 06-20-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 05-04-1960. LAST REVISION: 05-12-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Görög, László (also story); Hermanos, W. DIRECTOR: Hole, William J., Jr. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Chandler, James; Gerstle, Frank; Komant, Carolyn; Lormer, Jon; McVey, Patrick; Maxwell, John; Stuart, Randy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Reunion #1-38. AIR DATE: 06-27-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 05-17-1960. LAST REVISION: 05-27-1960. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Hermanos, W. DIRECTOR: Hole, William J., Jr. W ITH : Foster, Dianne; Freed, Bert; Willis, Marlene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Bracken’s World HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1969, to Dec. 25, 1970; Fridays, 10 P.M.; 60 minutes; 41 episodes. CREATED BY : Kingsley, Dorothy. P ROD . C O .: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC . P ROD .: Reisman, Del. PRODUCER: Rubin, Stanley. STARRING: Allen, Elizabeth; Haskell, Peter. WITH: Ackerman, Bettye; Cole, Dennis; Cooper, Jeanne; Dubin, Gary; Harrison, Linda;

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Jensen, Karen; Nielsen, Leslie; Oliver, Stephen; Parker, Eleanor; Rhue, Madlyn; Stephens, Laraine; Stevens, Warren (voice only). • Drama series about life in and around the fictitious Century Studios, Hollywood, dominated by John Bracken (originally only a voice), their boss— offering opportunities for cameo appearances by well-known stars. Options #1-5. PROD. NO.: 5843. AIR DATE: 10-171969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-26-1969. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lewin, Robert. DIRECTOR: Webster, Nicholas. WITH: Berlinger, Warren; Carlyle, Richard; Colbert, Robert; Reynolds, Debbie; Webster, Byron. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. It’s the Power Structure, Baby #1-11. PROD. NO.: 5844. AIR DATE: 12-05-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-29-1969. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Phillips, Lee. WITH : Bergman, Alan; Bradshaw, Booker; Carter, Terry; Copage, John; Reynolds, Debbie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Day for Night #1-25. AIR DATE: 03-20-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1969. LAST REVISION: 12-05-1969. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: Lewin, Robert. DIRECTOR : Webster, Nicholas. W ITH : Dunbar, Olive; Gregory, James; O’Brien, Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Brady Bunch Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 28, 1976 (pilot); Jan. 23 to May 25, 1977; 60 minutes; 9 episodes. PROD. CO.: Sid & Marty Krofft Television Productions in association with Paramount Television. EXEC. PROD.: Krofft, Marty; Krofft, Sid. PRODUCER: Miller, Lee. STARRING: Davis, Ann B.; Henderson, Florence; Knight, Christopher; Lookinland, Mike; McCormick, Maureen; Olsen, Susan; Reed, Robert; Reischl, Geri; Williams, Barry. WITH : Davis, Ann B.; Taylor, Rip. • Semiregular series in which the Brady family stars in a variety show on ABC. #1-8. PROD. NO.: 108. AIR DATE: 05-25-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 04-04-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Bluestein, Steve; Graham, Ronny. DIRECTOR: Regas, Jack. WITH: Anderson, Lynn; Bluestein, Steve; Davis, Ann B.; Taylor, Rip; Williams, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: final draft; credits; rehearsal schedule; taping schedule (Apr. 5-6, 1977); short rundown.

Branded HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 1 prospectus. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 24, 1965, to Apr. 24, 1966; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 48 episodes. PROD. CO.: Cactus Productions & Sentinel Productions, Paramount Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Katleman, Harris. P RODUCERS: Barker, Cecil; Fenady, Andrew J. STARRING: Connors, Chuck. • Western series about the adventures of Jason McCord, who was wrongfully accused of cowardice and thrown out of the army. Now he roams the West, trying to restore his good name. Price of a Name #1-16. AIR DATE : 05-23-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1964. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCER: Barker, Cecil. WRITERS: Carr, Richard; Cohen, Larry (story). DIRECTOR: Horn, Leonard. WITH: Andes,

SERIES Keith; Douglas, Don; Fredericks, Charles; Kirkpatrick, Jess; Maxwell, Marilyn; Megowan, Don; Sullivan, Jay.

Breaking Away HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 29, 1980, to Jan. 10, 1981; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 7 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. PRODUCER: Caron, Glenn Gordon. S TARRING: Bray, Thom; Cassidy, Shaun; Haley, Jackie Earle; Wiggin, Tom. WITH: Ashton, John; Barrie, Barbara; Brammer, Shelby; Gardenia, Vincent; Larson, Larry. • This drama series was based on the 1979 movie of the same title. Though nominated for 2 Emmys, the show about four teenage boys who grow up in a college town never took off and was cancelled after 7 episodes (a few additional ones were broadcast Mondays, because of a baseball strike. La Strada #1-7. PROD. NO.: 1541. AIR DATE: 01-101981. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1980. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Caron, Glenn Gordon (also story); Tesich, Steve (story). DIRECTOR: Bleckner, Jeff. WITH: Ashton, John; Metcalf, Mark; Robertson, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Breaking Point HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —11 scripts (4 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1963, to Apr. 27, 1964; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 30 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Bing Crosby Productions. CREATED BY: Rosenberg, Meta. PRODUCERS: Collins, Richard; Lefferts, George. WRITER: Pollack, Sydney. STARRING: Franz, Eduard; Richards, Paul. • Medical drama offering case studies of everyday people who have reached a breaking point and are treated by two psychiatrists in an outpatient clinic. The pilot film was an episode of Ben Casey (09-09-1963). The Gnu, Now Almost Extinct (The Black Mirror; But, My Dear, You Can’t Stop the Clock) #1-13. PROD. NO.: 03-46; 5722-15. AIR DATE: 12-16-1963. S CRIPT DATES: 09-11-1963 / 09-26-1963 / 10-03-1963. LAST REVISION: 10-08-1963. VERSIONS: ? (1); first draft (1); final draft (3). WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. WITH: Gish, Lillian; Haden, Sara; Howard, Clint; Pidgeon, Walter; Richards, Sally/Shary(?); Robinson, Betsy; Scotti, Vito; Stephens, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; stickers: “Peter Fleming Agency” (final draft), “John F. Dugan Enterprises” (final draft); 5 copies. USED BY: Collins, Richard (first draft); writer (final draft). No Squares in My Family Circle #1-20. PROD. NO.: 03-58; 5722-23. AIR DATE: 02-10-1964. SCRIPT DATES: 12-31-1963 / 01-02-1964. LAST REVISION: 01-03-1964. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton; Gast, Harold (story). DIRECTOR: Stevens, Robert. WITH: Hartley, Mariette; Seven, Johnny; Warden, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. The Summer House #1-24. PROD. NO.: 03-41. AIR DATE: 03-09-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1963. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Gerard, Merwin. WITH: Arm-

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strong, Herb; Brooks, Barry; Christie, Audrey; Clanton, Ralph; Ferdin, Pamelyn; Jennings, Jan; Jones, Miranda; Laurie, Piper; Loggia, Robert; Love, Phyllis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Glass Flowers Never Drop Petals #1-26. PROD. NO.: 03-59; 5722-19. AIR DATE: 03-23-1964. SCRIPT DATES: 11-12-1963 / 11-19-1963. VERSIONS: first draft; revised final draft. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. WITH: Caan, James; Gregory, James; Helm, Peter; Tandy, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet (11-29-1963); shooting schedule (Nov. 20-22, 25-26, 1963); typed note by Milton Merlin; memo from Alan A. Armer to Peter Fleming; letter from Leonard Praskins to Milton Merlin (3-9-1960); 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. A Garden Is a Lovesome Thing, God Wot [unidentified, unaired?]. SCRIPT DATES: 10-21-1963 / 11-07-1963. LAST REVISION: 11-11-1963. VERSIONS: original story; revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 2 copies.

Bring ’em Back Alive HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1982, to May 31, 1983; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 18 episodes. PROD. CO.: Schenck/Cardea Productions & Thompson/Bernstein/Boxleitner Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Bernstein, Jay; Thompson, Larry A. STARRING: Boxleitner, Bruce. WITH: Cheung, George; Jason, Harvey; Kusatsu, Clyde; McClory, Sean; Morgan, Cindy; O’Neal, Ron; Zee, John A. • Trying to capitalize on the success of the movie Raiders of the Lost Ark, this adventure series took its main character and title from Frank Buck, a big game trapper and his motto— the rest was fantasy. The Pied Piper #1-6. PROD. NO.: 192114. AIR DATE: 10-19-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Kline, Steve (also story); Weingarten, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Mike. WITH: Bower, Antoinette; Chandler, Earl; Mako; Mayo-Chandler, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Warlord #1-7. PROD. NO.: 192105. AIR DATE: 10-26-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Marks, Billy. DIRECTOR: Sweeney, Bob. WITH: Bellini, Cal; Oh, Soon-Tek. ADDITIONAL INFO: final draft; cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Holloway”). The Shadow Women of Chung-Tai #1-15. PROD. NO.: 192129. AIR DATE: 01-29-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 1214-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Sandefur, B.W. DIRECTOR: Hunt, Peter H. WITH: Connelly, Christopher; Davi, Robert; Harrison, Jenilee; Salmi, Albert; Stoler, Shirley. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Broadside HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1964, to May 2, 1965; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Productions, Universal City Studios. PRODUCER: Montagne, Edward J. DIRECTORS: Bellamy, Earl; Montagne, Edward J. STARRING: Andrews, Edward;

Broadway Playhouse Boyd, Jimmy; James, Sheila; Nolan, Kathy; Roberts, Lois; Sargent, Dick; Staley, Joan. WITH: Edmonds, Don; Furth, George; Stang, Arnold. • Comedy series following the adventures of a group of WAVES on a Pacific island supply depot during World War II — spin-off from McHale’s Navy. The Morale of Molly McGuire #1-8. PROD. NO.: 24510. AIR DATE: 11-15-1964 (postponed from 10-181964). SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1964. LAST REVISION: 0805-1964. WRITERS: Raynor, William; Wilder, Myles. WITH : Edmonds, Don; Norton, Cliff. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Broadway Playhouse see Tele-Theatre Bronco HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts (9 episodes, 1959-1961; + 16 from the first season under the Cheyenne title, see there). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 23, 1958, to Apr. 30, 1962; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 3-4); 60 minutes; 68 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Biddell, Sidney; Dunne, Burt; Hoffman, Charles; Silver, Arthur W. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. • Bronco started as a part of the Cheyenne series (for detailed information see there). It tells the story of Bronco Layne, a former Captain in the Confederate army, who roams the Texas plains after the Civil War. The Burning Springs #2-2. PROD. NO.: 6852. AIR D ATE : 10-06-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-24-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-29-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Adams, Gerald Drayson. D IRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH : Bailey, Raymond; Lloyd, Suzanne; Kroeger, Berry; Qualen, John; Reason, Rhodes; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Bodyguard #2-3. PROD. NO.: 6853. AIR DATE: 1020-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-05-1959. L AST REVISION : 08-06-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: O’Hanlon, James. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Baxter, Alan; Hale, Alan, Jr.; McLeod, Catherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Soft Answer #2-4. PROD. NO.: 6854. AIR DATE: 11-03-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-17-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Belgard, Arnold. DIRECTOR: Goodwins, Leslie. WITH: Barton, Gregg; Colbert, Robert; Gates, Nancy; Gordon, Leo; Road, Mike; Ruskin, Joseph; Stricklyn, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Mustangers #3-1. PROD. NO.: 7253. AIR DATE: 10-17-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-27-1960. LAST REVISION: 07-28-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Bruckner, William; Bonham, Frank (story). DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Armstrong, Robert; Blake, Whitney; Johnson, Arch; Keene, Mike; Morton, Mickey; Nelson, Miriam; Ridgely, Robert; Tobey, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Buckbrier Trail #3-6. PROD. NO.: 7256. AIR D ATE : 02-20-1961. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-09-1960. LAST REVISION: 09-19-1960. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Biddell, Sidney. WRITERS: Bruckner, William; Hogan, Ray (story). DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH: Bettin,

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Sondra Gale; Birch, Paul; Danton, Ray; Keep, Michael; Pyle, Denver; Road, Mike; Seel, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Yankee Tornado #3-7. PROD. NO.: 7258. AIR DATE: 03-13-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1960. LAST REVISION : 10-14-1960. P RODUCER: Dunne, Burt. W RITER : Douglas, Warren. D IRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH : Alvin, John; Blake, Whitney; Breck, Peter; Coffin, Tristram; Haggerty, Don; Hutchins, Will (as Tom “Sugarfoot” Brewster); Van Cleef, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Cousin from Atlanta #4-1. PROD. NO.: 7505. AIR DATE: 10-16-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1961. LAST REVISION: 05-24-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Germano, Peter B. D IRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. W ITH : Beredino, John; Elhardt, Kaye; Gallison, Joseph; Helm, Anne; McCord, Evan; Vinson, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. (executive producer), file. The Harrigan (The Deception) #4-5. PROD. NO.: 7504. AIR DATE: 12-25-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1961. LAST REVISION: 05-10-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Eggers, Fred; Stuart, William L. (story). DIRECTOR: Sparr, Richard. WITH: Browne, Kathie; Cassidy, Jack; Graff, Dick; Hogan, Jack; King, Wright; Lynch, Ken; McClory, Sean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Destinies West #4-11. PROD. NO.: 7513. AIR DATE: 02-26-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1961. LAST REVISION: 10-17-1961. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Dunne, Burt. WRITER: Shipman, Barry. DIRECTOR: Wagner, George. WITH: Anderson, James; Barry, Don “Red”; Crowley, Kathleen; Gordon, Leo; Lormer, Jon; McQueeney, Robert; Palmer, Greg; Prentiss, Ed; Russell, Bing. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Bronk HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1975, to Mar. 28, 1976; Sundays, 10 P.M.; 60 minutes; 24 episodes. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. CREATED BY: O’Connor, Carroll. EXEC. PROD.: Geller, Bruce; O’Connor, Carroll. PRODUCER: Vance, Leigh. STARRING: Palance, Jack. WITH: Beckman, Henry; King, Tony; Kirkland, Sally; Mascolo, Joseph; Ousley, Dina. • Crime series about a police officer in Ocean City, California. Wheel of Death (Mano a Mano) #1-2. PROD. NO.: 4504. AIR DATE: 09-28-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1975. L AST REVISION : 08-11-1975. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Reisman, Del. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Johnson, Arch; McKinney, Bill; Novello, Jay; Pierce, Stack; Smith, William; Swan, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Gauntlet (The Witness) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 4509. AIR DATE: 10-05-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 06-23-1975. VERSION: rough draft. W RITER: Kandel, Stephen. WITH: Ball, George; Barnes, Rayford; Butkus, Dick; Kandal, Nancy; Man, David; Sandor, Steve; Steiner, David; Wedgeworth, Ann. Betrayal #1-13. PROD. NO.: 4508. AIR DATE: 12-141975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1975. LAST REVISION: 10-311975. VERSION: revised draft. W RITER: Alexander, Larry. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Fontaine, Eddie; Glas, Tom; Hedison, David; Kruschen, Jack; Stoker,

SERIES Austin; Strasberg, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Long Time Dying (Bad Blood) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 4511. AIR DATE: 02-01-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1975. LAST REVISION: 12-27-1975. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Godfrey, Alan S. D IRECTOR: Badiyi, Reza. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Clark, Robin; Huston, John; Kovack, Nancy; Lind, Brit; Lynch, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. Jailbreak (Prison Break) #1-20. PROD. NO.: 4523. AIR DATE: 02-15-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1975. VERSION : second rough draft. W RITER : Wilber, Carey. DIRECTOR: Brown, Allen. W ITH : Currie, Sondra; DeCoit, Dick; Dillman, Bradford; Dynarski, Gene; Haze, Stan; O’Neill, Dick; Stevens, K.T. (Katharine); Stewart, Anne Randal. Vengeance #1-21. PROD. NO.: 4526. AIR DATE: 0222-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1976. LAST REVISION: 0123-1976. VERSION: revised draft. W RITER: Armus, Burton. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Bieri, Ramon; Henderson, Al; Henderson, Doug; Knight, Dudley; Loros, George; Robertson, Denny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. The Ordeal #1-22. PROD. NO.: 4525. AIR DATE: 0307-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1976. LAST REVISION: 0209-1976. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Crawford, Oliver. DIRECTOR: Rondell, Ric. WITH: Birney, David; Brenlin, George; Brown, Chelsea; Bruns, Philip; Francis, Ivor; Moore, Joanna. ADDITIONAL INFO : name change. The Vigilante #1-24. PROD. NO.: 4527. AIR DATE: 03-28-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1976. VERSION: rough draft. W RITERS: Lenski, Robert W.; Geller, Bruce (story); Vance, Leigh (story). DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. W ITH : Bolling, Tiffany; Downs, Frederick; McKenna, James; Mitchell, Cameron; Morrow, Vic; Server, Eric; Wyllie, Meg. The Patsy [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 4511. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1975. VERSION: rough draft. WRITERS: Lessing, Norman; Aley, Albert; Godfrey, Alan. The Sleeper [unaired]. P ROD . NO.: 4516. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1975. VERSION: rough draft. WRITER: Forrester, Larry. The Affair [unaired]. P ROD . NO.: 4506. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1975. LAST REVISION: 10-24-1975. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Forrester, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Brothers HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1985); Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Showtime. BROADCAST: July 13, 1984, to May 5, 1989; various timeslots; 30 minutes; 115 episodes. PROD. CO.: Gary Nardino Productions in association with Paramount Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Antonacci, Greg. PRODUCERS: Connolly, Marie; Newburger, Rick. STARRING: Maggart, Brandon; Regina, Paul; Walden, Robert. W ITH : MacKenzie, Philip Charles; Pascal, Mary Ann; Riker, Robin; Todd, Hallie. • Series about three brothers, living in Philadelphia, two of whom must come to terms with the fact that their youngest brother is gay. The Wedding #1-1. AIR DATE: 07-13-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 05-03-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lloyd,

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Burke’s Law David. DIRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Baldwin, Judy; De Santis, Tony; Haufrect, Alan; MacKenzie, Philip Charles; Riker, Robin; Todd, Hallie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown. Your Brother’s Keeper #2-2. PROD. NO.: 40072-017. AIR DATE: 05-02-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 02-20-1985. VERSION : first draft. W RITERS : Antonacci, Greg ; Silver, Minnesota Stu. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Garner, Paul (“Mousie”); Talbot, Ogden. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown.

Buck Rogers in the 25th Century HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1979, to Mar. 27, 1980; Jan. 15 to Apr. 16, 1981; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 37 episodes. PROD. CO.: Glen Larson Productions and Universal Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Larson, Glen A. STARRING: Gray, Erin; Gerard, Gil. WITH: first season: Blanc, Mel; Conrad, William; O’Connor, Tim; Server, Eric; Silla, Felix; second season: Blanc, Mel; Carr, Paul; Christopher, Thom; David, Jeff; Elyea, Bob; Garner, Jay; Hyde-White, Wilfrid; Silla, Felix. • Science fiction series based on the juvenile radio series which itself was based on a comic strip. Buck Rogers, an ordinary American who wakes up to find himself in the 25th century, has to fight intergalactic bad guys. Space Rockers #1-21. PROD. NO.: 53424. AIR DATE: 02-21-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1980. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1980. PRODUCER: Gaynor, Jo. WRITERS: Bunch, Chris; Cole, Allan. D IRECTOR: Magar, Guy. W ITH : Frangione, Nancy; Goins, Jesse D.; Landers, Judy; Leake, Cynthia; LeClair, Paul; Lightfoot, Leonard; Harlan, Jeff ; Moll, Richard; Orbach, Jerry; Reta, Mitch; Taggart, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; guide to pronunciation.

Burke’s Law (Amos Burke, Secret Agent) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1963, to Jan. 12, 1966; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Wednesdays, 10 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 81 episodes (incl. 17 under new title). PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. CREATED BY : Goff, Ivan; Roberts, Ben. P RODUCER : Spelling, Aaron. STARRING: Barry, Gene. WITH: Conway, Gary; Lontoc, Leon; O’Neill, Eileen; Reid, Carl Benton; Toomey, Regis. • Crime/mystery series— Amos Burke is chief of homicide detectives in Los Angeles, but also a millionaire with the appropriate lifestyle. The pilot that introduced the character was the premiere episode of The Dick Powell Show, and Burke was played by Dick Powell. After two seasons, format and title changed — Burke became a secret agent and the series was then called Amos Burke, Secret Agent. In 1994 the show returned under the original title. Who Killed Mr. X? #1-2. PROD . NO.: 5812. AIR DATE: 09-27-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 05-22-1963. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Reed, Lewis. DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Ames, Allyson; Backus, Jim; Barry, Fred; Blanc, Mel (voice); Chase, Barrie; Grant, Harvey; Harding, Ann; Jenkins, Dan; Merrill, Dina; Montgomery, Elizabeth; Ruggles, Charles; Sales, Soupy;

The Burns and Allen Show Scott, Vernon; Smith, Cecil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; handwritten synopsis on cover. Who Killed the Rest? #2-25. PROD. NO.: 6155. AIR DATE: 03-17-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1965. LAST REVISION : 01-21-1965. V ERSION : revised draft. W RITER : Semple, Lorenzo, Jr. DIRECTOR: Freedle, Sam C. WITH: Bikel, Theodore; Callahan, Pepe; Cochran, Steve; Gaye, Lisa; Gonzales-Gonzales, Pedro; Hoffman, Bern; Kitt, Eartha; Lopez, Rafael; Paiva, Nestor; Rivera, Linda; Romero, Cesar; Rule, Janice; Stratton, Inger. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. U SED BY: Burton, B[ernard W., editorial supervisor]. Who Killed the Rabbit’s Husband? #2-29. PROD. NO.: 6165. AIR DATE: 04-14-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 02-161965. WRITER: Barrett, Tony. DIRECTOR: Hopper, Jerry. WITH: Arnold, Phil; Bettger, Lyle; Fresco, David; Grahame, Gloria; Ireland, John; Krugman, Lou; McLean, Bill; Merkel, Una; Mineo, Sal; Repp, Stafford; Richards, Paul; Taylor, Vaughn; Weinrib, Lennie; York, Francine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Powell, Norman [production supervisor].

The Burns and Allen Show see The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show Bus Stop HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 1, 1961, to Mar. 25, 1962; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Huggins, Roy; Self, William. PRODUCERS: Blees, Robert; Newland, John. STARRING: Anderson, Richard; Freeman, Joan; Maxwell, Marilyn; Reason, Rhodes. • Dramatic anthology series with continuing characters, set at a diner in a small town in Colorado that also serves as the bus depot; based on the play by William Inge and the 1956 film starring Marilyn Monroe. The Man from Bootstrap #1-9. PROD. NO.: 53-09. AIR DATE: 11-26-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1961. VERSION: final draft. P RODUCER : Blees, Robert. WRITER: DeBaun, Everett. DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Anderson, Richard; Berringer, Leslie; Buchanan, Edgar; Byron, Jean; Carson, Jack; Ebsen, Buddy; Freeman, Joan; Maxwell, Marilyn; Mustin, Burt; Phillips, Phil; Richards, Don; Stafford, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet (Sept. 20-21, 1961); production requirements. USED BY: Carson, Jack (part of “Constable Veal Gowdy”). A Lion Walks Among Us (Told by an Idiot; The Judgement) #1-10. PROD. NO.: 53-23. AIR DATE: 12-031961. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1961. LAST REVISION: 08-111961. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Blees, Robert. WRITERS: Kadison, Ellis; Wicker, Tom (novel). DIRECTOR : Altman, Robert. W ITH : Abbott, Philip; Bush, Owen; Fabian; Foster, Dianne; Greer, Dabbs; Engel, Roy; Harris, Bob; Ivins, Perry; Kates, Bernard; Madsen, Peter; Maxwell, Jenny; Ridgely, Robert; Tyler, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Engel, Roy (Judge). The Stubborn Stumbos #1-17. PROD. NO.: 53-19.

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AIR DATE: 01-21-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1961. LAST REVISION: 12-11-1961. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Blees, Robert. WRITERS: Hartmann, Edmund; Muir, Jean (story). DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Akins, Claude; Holliman, Earl; Megowan, Claude. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. USED BY: part of “Judge Boynton.”

Busting Loose HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 17 to Nov. 16, 1977; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (from Sept. 28, 1977); 30 minutes; 25 episodes (last four unaired). PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation. EXEC. PROD.: Ganz, Lowell; Rothman, Mark. PRODUCERS: Kasha, Lawrence; Lenox, John Thomas. DIRECTORS: Burrows, James; Mordente, Tony; Lenox, John Thomas. STARRING: Arkin, Adam. WITH: Antonacci, Greg; Carroll, Pat; Goldman, Danny; Kruschen, Jack; Nathan, Stephen; Price, Paul B.; Rhoades, Barbara; Sylvan, Paul; Wilcox, Ralph; Williams, Louise. • Comedy series about a 24-year-old who leaves home after graduating from engineering school. Kiss and Dwell #1-8. PROD. NO.: 60861, 010. AIR DATE: 03-14-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1977. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Leschin, Deborah. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. W ITH : Antonacci, Greg ; Nathan, Stephen; Sylvan, Paul; Wilcox, Ralph. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

By-line Steve Wilson see Big Town Cade’s County HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1971, to Apr. 9, 1972; Sundays, 9:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 24 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David. P RODUCER : Larson, Charles. S TARRING: Ford, Glenn. WITH: Buchanan, Edgar; Campos, Victor; Carr, Betty Ann; Ego, Sandra; Ford, Peter; Lacher, Taylor. • Adventure series, set in the modern-day Southwest, about the sheriff of Madrid County. Dead Past #1-18. PROD. NO.: F-167. AIR DATE: 0213-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 08-27-1971. LAST REVISION: 0902-1971. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Boretz, Alvin; Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Madden, Lee. WITH: Oakland, Simon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Cagney and Lacey HOLDINGS : Joe Harnell Collection — 2 scripts (1984). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 8, 1981 (pilot movie); Mar. 25, 1982, to May 16, 1988; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 27); 60 minutes; 123 episodes (+ pilot movie, + 4 TV movies 1994-96). PROD. CO.: Orion Television Productions; Filmways Pictures; CBS Television. EXEC. PROD.: List, Shelley; Rosenzweig, Barney. PRODUCERS: Brown, Steve; Coe, Liz; Fisher, Terry Louise; Lefcourt, Peter; List, Shelley; Rosenbloom, Richard M.; Sherman, Harry R.; Smith, Apr.; Stern, Joseph. STARRING: Daly, Tyne; Foster, Meg (season 1); Gless, Sharon (seasons 2-7); Swit, Loretta (pilot). WITH: Atkin, Har-

SERIES vey; Bardolph, Dana; Bardolph, Paige; Bernard, Jason; Clayton, Merry; Clute, Sidney; Corday, Jo; Fairman, Michael; Hegyes, Robert; Karlen, John; Kove, Martin; LaTorre, Tony; Lumbly, Carl; Macht, Stephen; Mantee, Paul; O’Neill, Dick; Primus, Barry; Sepe, Michelle; Shor, Dan; Slaten, Troy W.; Waxman, Al; Weintraub, Carl; Wyss, Amanda. • Police series about two female detectives, whose contrasting personalities strengthen them as a team, and allow them different perspectives both in their professional and their personal lives. The Bounty Hunter #3-4. PROD. NO.: 660-305. AIR DATE : 04-23-1984. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-20-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-29-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Brown, Steve. DIRECTOR: Duke, Bill. WITH: Clifford, Tina; Clute, Sidney; DeLaney, Gloria; Dennehy, Brian; Holland, Anthony; Jennings, Brent; Karlen, John; Kove, Martin; LaTorre, Tony; Lumbly, Carl; Maroff, Bob; Prange, Laurie; Pratt, Dennis; Slaten, Troy; Smith, J.W.; Vogt, Peter; Waxman, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; chronology. Partners #3-6. PROD. NO.: 660-302. AIR DATE: 0507-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1984. LAST REVISION: 0127-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Green, Patricia. DIRECTOR: Oliansky, Joel. WITH: Atkin, Harvey; Clute, Sidney; Gago, Jenny; Karlen, John; Kove, Martin; La Motta, John; Lehne, John; Lumbly, Carl; McDaniel, George; O’Neill, Dick; Ronard, Jason; Waxman, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; day-night breakdown.

Cain’s Hundred HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1961, to May 15, 1962; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD . CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. CREATED BY: Monash, Paul. EXEC. PROD.: Monash, Paul. PRODUCER: Russell, Charles. STARRING: Richman, Peter Mark. • Crime series about a reformed mob lawyer who is now hunting down the 100 top gangsters— one per week. Crime and Commitment / Crime and Punishment #1-1+2. PROD. NO.: 6409 / 6410. AIR DATES: 09-19-1961 / 09-26-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1960. LAST REVISION: 11-17-1960. WRITER: Monash, Paul. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. WITH: Beradino, John; de Corsia, Ted; Dern, Bruce; Gabel, Martin; Hoffman, Bern; McLeod, Catherine; MacLeod, Gavin; Monash, Stephanie; Pine, Phillip; Pratt, Judson; Ober, Philip; Rossen, Carol; Talbott, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten synopsis on cover. The Plush Jungle : Benjamin Riker #1-14. PROD. NO.: 6421. AIR DATE: 01-02-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-301961. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1961. WRITER: Franklin, Barton. DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. WITH: Culp, Robert; Gates, Larry; Larch, John; Prentiss, Ed; Taylor, Vaughn. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes; handwritten synopsis on cover; plotted; 2 copies. U SED BY: Monash, Paul; Shaw[?], Bill; Electrical [Dept.]. Take a Number: Jack Angelus #1-15. PROD. NO.: 6427. AIR DATE: 01-09-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-14-1961. WRITER: Freiberger, Fred. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Ballard, Shirley; Balsam, Martin; Elliott, Ross; Kenyon, Sandy; McHugh, Frank; Melton, Troy; Viespi, Alex; Wade,

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Harlan; Wills, Henry. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes; “plotted.”

Call Mr. D. see Richard Diamond, Private Detective Call to Glory HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 13, 1984 (2-hour pilot); Aug. 20, 1984, to Feb. 12, 1985; June 30, 1985 (2-hour TV movie); Mondays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 20 episodes (incl. pilot and movie). PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation. P RODUCERS: Avnet/ Tisch/Schreder/O’Fallon. STARRING: Damon, Gabriel; Hollander, David; Nelson, Craig T.; Pickett, Cindy; Shue, Elisabeth; Wynn, Keenan. WITH: Baker, David Lain; Cannon, J.D.; McDonald, Daniel; O’Brien, Thomas; Pointer, Priscilla. • Dramatic series depicting the turbulent 60s as seen through the eyes of a conservative Air Force Family and incorporating sixties music and vintage TV news clips. The program was originally planned as a mini-series. Just in Time #1-20. PROD. NO.: 40151-018. AIR DATE: 02-12-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 12-25-1984. LAST REVISION: 01-02-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITERS: Avnet, Jon; Anderson, Josef. DIRECTOR: Avnet, Jon. WITH: Shaw, Stan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet for episode J.F.K., parts 1 & 2 (Jan. 16, 1985, day 1 of 14).

Camp Runamuck HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1965, to Apr. 15, 1966; Fridays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: A David Swift Enterprise, A Screen Gems— Runamuck Production. CREATED BY : Swift, David. PRODUCER : Swift, David. WITH : Adams, Beverly; Anderson, Carol; Baddeley, Hermione; DeVol, Frank; Davis, Lindy; Dunn, George; Johnson, Arch; Ketchum, David; Madden, Dave; Nunn, Alice; Stone, Leonard; Wagner, Mike; Wayne, Nina. • Situation comedy about two summer camps (one for boys, one for girls), situated across from each other on a lake. Turtle??? (We Are Gathered Here Today on This Solemn Occasion to Lay to Rest — a Turtle???) #1-7. PROD. NO.: 4116. AIR DATE: 10-29-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Mandel, Sid; Rodgers, Bob. DIRECTOR: Rosenbaum, Robert. WITH : Arnold, Jeanne; Lewis, Robert Q.; Rosson, Eddie; St. Clair, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Today Is Parents Day (Today Is Parents-Visiting Day!) #1-9. PROD. NO.: 4108. AIR DATE: 11-12-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Swift, David. DIRECTOR: Swift, David. WITH: Gregg, Virginia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Spiffy Quits #1-11/12. PROD. NO.: 4107. AIR DATES: 11-26-1965 / 12-03-1965. S CRIPT DATE : 04-14-1965. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Mandel, Sid; Rodgers, Bob. DIRECTOR: Swift, David. WITH: Horton, Edward Everett; Owen, Reginald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “Read 4-21-65 mg.”

Candid Camera Tomboy (I Could Have Danced All Night ...) #116. PROD . NO.: 4114. A IR D ATE : 01-07-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 04-14-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Swift, David; Marcus, Ann (story line). DIRECTOR: March, Hal. WITH: Bellamy, Anne; Haddon, Laurence; McCormick, Maureen; Workman, Lindsey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “Read—Apr. 16, 65—mg.”

Candid Camera HOLDINGS : LACC Collection —147 scripts. N ET WORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1960, to Sept. 3, 1967; Sundays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. Overall, incarnations of the series have run almost continuously from 1948, to 2004. PROD. CO.: Bob Banner Associates & Allen A. Funt Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Banner, Bob. PRODUCERS : Di Benedetto, Julio; Funt, Allen; Shanks, Bob. DIRECTORS: Di Benedetto, Julio; Tyrrell, Lou. WRITER: Funt, Allen. HOST: Funt, Allen. CO-HOSTS: Godfrey, Arthur (1960-61); Kirby, Durward (1961-66); Myerson, Bess (1966-67). • Human interest program, in which people were filmed with hidden cameras, and were “caught in the act of being themselves.” The series was based on the radio show The Candid Microphone (1947-48, 1950), and first came to television in 1948 under the same title. Changing its title to Candid Camera in 1949, it remained on the air in various incarnations, and on various networks through 1953, before beginning its long run on CBS. Our scripts usually include commercials. #1/2. AIR DATES: 10-01/08-1961. TAPE DATE: 09-191961. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Gabor, Zsa Zsa; Joelson, Ben (#1); O’Malley, Tom (#2); Winchell, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #3/4. AIR DATES: 10-15/22-1961. TAPE DATE: 09-261961. WITH: Chase, Chaz (#4); Collins, Dorothy; Cox, Wally. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some notes (#4); incl. scenes from Moscow (#4). USED BY: Banner, Bob. #5/6. AIR DATES: 11-05/12-1961. TAPE DATE: 10-191961. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Kelly, Al; Kostal, Irwin. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #7/8. A IR DATES : 11-19/26-1961. TAPE D ATE : 1102-1961. WITH : Collins, Dorothy; Kostal, Irwin; Monkhouse, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #9/10. AIR DATES: 12-03/10-1961. TAPE DATE: 11-161961. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Kostal, Irwin. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #11/12. AIR DATES: 12-17/24-1961. TAPE DATE: 11-301961. WITH : Collins, Dorothy; Ramin, Sid; Tondi, Lisa; Vance, Vivian (#11). ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #13/14. AIR DATES: 12-30-1961 / 01-07-1962. TAPE

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SERIES DATE: 12-14-1961. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Mansfield, Jayne (#14); Ramin, Sid; Rooney, Mickey (#13). ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #15/16. AIR DATES: 01-14/21-1962. TAPE DATE: 0104-1962. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Joelson, Ben; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #17/18. AIR DATES: 01-28-1962 / 02-04-1962. TAPE DATE : 01-18-1962. WITH : Dean, Jimmy; Kelly, Al; Ramin, Sid; Vance, Vivian. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #19/20. AIR DATES: 02-11/18-1962. TAPE DATE: 0201-1962. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #21/22. AIR DATES: 03-04/11-1962. TAPE DATE: 0215-1962. WITH: Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #23/24. AIR DATES: 03-18/25-1962. TAPE DATE: 0301-1962. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Cox, Wally; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #25/26. AIR DATES: 04-01/08-1962. TAPE DATE: 0315-1962. WITH: Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #27/28. AIR DATES: 04-15/22-1962. TAPE DATE: 0329-1962. WITH : Collins, Dorothy; O’Malley, Tom (#27); Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #29/30. AIR DATES: 04-29-1962 / 05-06-1962. TAPE DATE : 04-12-1962. WITH : Ramin, Sid. A DDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #31/32. AIR DATES: 05-13/20-1962. TAPE DATE: 0426-1962. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #33/34. AIR DATES: 05-27-1962 / 06-03-1962. TAPE DATE : 05-10-1962. W ITH : Collins, Dorothy; Cox, Wally; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #35/36. AIR DATES: 06-10/17-1962. TAPE DATE: 0524-1962. WITH: Collins, Dorothy; Ramin, Sid; White, Betty (#36). ADDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob.

SERIES #37/38. AIR DATES: 06-24-1962 / 07-01-1962. TAPE DATE : 06-17-1962. WITH : Cox, Wally; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #1/2. AIR DATES : 09-30-1962 / 10-07-1962. TAPE DATE : 09-19-1962. WITH : Alvarez, Carmen (#2); Hillyer, Maryann; Mattox, Matt (#2); Ramin, Sid; Saroyan, William; Vernon, Alexandra (#2). A DDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #3/4. AIR DATES: 10-14/21-1962. TAPE DATE: 09-291962. WITH: Johnson, Betty; Ramin, Sid; Shenkman, Nat. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #5/6. A IR DATES : 10-28-1962 / 11-04-1962. TAPE DATE: 10-03-1962. WITH: del Corral, Gaile; Halsman, Philippe; Meade, Linda; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #7/8. AIR DATES: 11-11/18-1962. TAPE DATE: 10-171962. WITH: Morris, Chester; Ramin, Sid; Vanderbur, Marilyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #9/10. AIR DATES: 11-25-1962 / 12-02-1962. TAPE DATE: 11-21-1962. WITH: Johnson, Betty; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #11/12. AIR DATES: 12-09/16-1962. TAPE DATE: 11-281962. WITH: Ramin, Sid; Vanderbur, Marilyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #13/14. AIR DATES: 12-23/30-1962. TAPE DATE: 1205-1962. WITH : Johnson, Betty; La Rosa, Julius; Ramin, Sid. A DDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #15/16. AIR DATES: 01-06/13-1963. TAPE DATE: 1219-1962. WITH: Anderson, Leroy; Lawrence, Carol; Ramin, Sid. A DDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #17/18. AIR DATES: 01-20/27-1963. TAPE DATE: 0109-1963. WITH : Ramin, Sid; Vanderbur, Marilyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #19/20. AIR DATES: 02-03/10-1963. TAPE DATE: 0123-1963. W ITH : Ballard, Kaye; Champion, Marge; Ramin, Sid. A DDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #21/22. AIR DATES: 02-17-1963 / 03-03-1963. TAPE DATE: 02-06-1963. WITH: Greene, Marge; Paar, Jack;

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Candid Camera Ramin, Sid; Weber, Fredricka. A DDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #23/24. AIR DATES: 03-10/17-1963. TAPE DATE: 0215-1963. WITH: King, Alan; Lynn, Marcy (#23); Zuro, Janice (#24). ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes; from Pittsburgh. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #25/26. AIR DATES: 03-24/31-1963. TAPE DATE: 0307-1963. WITH: Lassie; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes; from Los Angeles. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #27/28. AIR DATES: 04-07/14-1963. TAPE DATE: 0307-1963. WITH: Bean, Orson; Carson, Mindy; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #29/30. AIR DATES: 04-21/28-1963. TAPE DATE: 0403-1963. WITH: Morris, Chester; Paar, Jack; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #31/32. AIR DATES: 05-05/12-1963. TAPE DATE: 0417-1963. WITH : Ramin, Sid; Vanderbur, Marilyn; Wyler, Gretchen. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #33/34. AIR DATES: 05-19-1963 / 06-02-1963. TAPE DATE: 05-01-1963. WITH: O’Sullivan, Maureen; Ramin, Sid; Strasberg, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #35/36. AIR DATES: 06-09/16-1963. TAPE DATE: 0522-1963. WITH : Morris, Chester; Quinn, Carmel; Ramin, Sid. A DDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #37/38. AIR DATES: 06-23/30-1963. TAPE DATE: 0510-1963. WITH : Falkenburg, Jinx; Quinn, Carmel; Ramin, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO : rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff ; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob. #1+6. A IR DATES : 09-29-1963 / 11-10-1963. TAPE DATE: 09-11-1963. VERSION: as broadcast. WITH: Dees Triplets (#1); Ingels, Marty; Ramin, Sid; Storrs, Suzanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #2/3. AIR DATES: 10-13/20-1963. TAPE DATE: 09-171963. VERSION: as broadcast. WITH: Allen, Woody (#3); Paar, Jack (#2). ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #4. AIR DATE: 10-27-1963. TAPE DATE: 09-25-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #6. AIR DATE: 09-29-1963. TAPE DATE: 09-11-1963. VERSION: as broadcast. WITH: Dees Triplets; Ingels,

Cannon Marty; Merrill, Robert; Ramin, Sid; Storrs, Suzanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; rundown; production staff; dressing room assignments; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. #7/8. AIR DATES: 11-17-1963 / 12-08-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-09-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #9/10. AIR DATES: 11-03-1963 / 12-29-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-25-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #9 (take 2) + 11. AIR DATES: 12-01-1963 / 01-26-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-06-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #12/13. AIR DATES: 12-15/22-1963. TAPE DATE: 1120-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. #14. AIR DATE: 01-05-1964. TAPE DATE: 12-04-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits—crawl; some marks and notes. #15/16. AIR DATES: 01-12/19-1964. TAPE DATE: 1218-1963. ADDITIONAL INFO: table of contents; credits— crawl; some marks and notes. #17/18. AIR DATES: 02-02/09-1964. TAPE DATE: 0107-1964. WITH : La Rosa, Julius (#17). A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. #19/20. AIR DATES: 02-16/23-1964. TAPE DATE: 0122-1964. V ERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO : page rundown; some marks and notes. #21/22. AIR DATES: 03-01/08-1964. TAPE DATE: 0205-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: page rundown; some marks. #23/24. AIR DATES: 03-15/22-1964. TAPE DATE: 0219-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: page rundown; some marks. #25/26. AIR DATES: 03-29-1964 / 04-05-1964. TAPE DATE: 03-04-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: index. #28/29. AIR DATES: 04-12/19-1964. TAPE DATE: 0401-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #30/31. AIR DATES: 04-26-1964 / 05-03-1964. TAPE DATE: 04-15-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #32/33. AIR DATES: 05-10/17-1964. TAPE DATE: 0429-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #34/35. AIR DATES: 05-24/31-1964. TAPE DATE: 0513-1964. WITH: Kelly, Al (#34). ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #36/37. AIR DATES: 06-07/14-1964. TAPE DATE: 0527-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; some marks and notes. #27. AIR DATE: 06-21-1964. TAPE DATE: 03-18-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO : rundown; “note : as broadcast, typed 3/19/1964 — lw, no comm’ls. in script.” #1/2. AIR DATES : 09-27-1964 / 10-04-1964. TAPE DATE: 09-04-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. WITH: Candid Camera Dancers; Harlee, John (#1); René, Henri. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown (#1). #3/4. AIR DATES: 10-11/18-1964. TAPE DATE: 09-161964. VERSION: as broadcast. #5/6. AIR DATES : 10-25-1964 / 11-01-1964. TAPE DATE: 09-23-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #7/8. AIR DATES: 11-08/15-1964. TAPE DATE: 10-071964. VERSION: as broadcast. WITH: Palmer, Betsy (#7). ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #9/10. AIR DATES: 11-22/29-1964. TAPE DATES: 1021-1964 / 11-18-1964. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown.

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#11/12. AIR DATES: 12-06/13-1964. TAPE DATES: 1104/18-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. WITH: MacKenzie, Gisele (#11). ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #16. AIR DATE: 01-10-1965. TAPE DATE: 12-02-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #17/18. AIR DATES: 01-17/24-1965. TAPE DATE: 1216-1964. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #19/20. AIR DATES: 01-31-1965 / 02-07-1965. TAPE DATE: 01-13-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #21/22. AIR DATES: 02-14/21-1965. TAPE DATE: 0127-1965. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #23/24. AIR DATES: 02-14/21-1965. TAPE DATE: 0127-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO : rundown. #25/26. AIR DATES: 03-14/21-1965. TAPE DATE: 0224-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO : rundown. #27/28. AIR DATES: 03-28-1965 / 04-04-1965. TAPE DATE: 03-10-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #29/30. AIR DATES: 04-11/18-1965. TAPE DATE: 0324-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO : rundown. #31/32. AIR DATES: 04-25-1965 / 05-02-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-07-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. #33/34. AIR DATES: 05-09/16-1965. TAPE DATE: 0428-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO : rundown. #35/36. AIR DATES: 05-23/30-1965. TAPE DATE: 0512-1965. VERSION: as broadcast. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown.

Cannon HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (1974-1975); Fletcher Markle Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : Mar. 26, 1971 (pilot); Sept. 14, 1971, to Mar. 3, 1976; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-5); 60 Minutes; 124 episodes (revival movie on Nov. 1, 1980). PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Martin, Quinn. PRODUCERS: Armer, Alan A.; Gast, Harold; Miller, Winston; Spinner, Anthony. STARRING: Conrad, William. • Crime series about a former cop turned private detective. The Cure That Kills (The New Gospel Is Murder) #3-22. PROD. NO.: 9921. AIR DATE: 02-20-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1974. LAST REVISION: 01-30-1974. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Miller, Winston. W RITER: Thorne, Worley. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Bieri, Ramon; Bryant, Joshua; Chung, Byron; Darrow, Susannah; Derr, Richard; Ford, Peter; Janiss, Vivi; Jannotta, Toni; Korn, Iris; Parks, Andrew; Poppe, Herman; Schafer, Dorian; Foster, Norman; Slattery, Richard X.; Stevens, Naomi; Strauss, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (Jan. 22-25, 28-30, 1974); synopsis; name changes. Bobby Loved Me #3-23. PROD. NO.: 9922. AIR DATE: 02-27-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1974. LAST REVISION: 02-05-1974. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Miller, Winston. WRITER: Murcott, Joel. DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Bartlett, Calvin; Deman, Robert;

SERIES Gregg, Virginia; Jaynes, Enid; Jennings, Claudia; Lynch, Hal; Olthof, Dirk; Piper, John; Scott, Pippa; Smith, John Z.; Stevens, Paul; Wilcox(-Horne), Collin; Williams, Hal; Wyatt, Al, Sr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (Jan. 31-Feb. 2, Feb. 5-7, 1974); synopsis; name changes. The Hit Man #4-2. P ROD . NO.: 9954. AIR D ATE : 09-18-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1974. LAST REVISION: 04-09-1974. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Spinner, Anthony. WRITER: Heverly, Robert. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Avery, Val; Bell, Michael; Connelly, Christopher; Danton, Ray; Driskill, James; Hole, Jonathan; Kiley, Richard; Lawrence, Joel H.; O’Brien, Richard; Ortega, Francisco; Stewart, Paul; Whitcomb, Dennis; Wyenn, Than. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (Apr. 2-5, 8-10, 1974); synopsis. Voice from the Grave (The One That Got Away) #4-3. AIR DATE: 09-25-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Hamner, Robert. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Bakalyan, Richard; Baseleon, Michael; Berrell, Toni; Blake, Larry J.; Evers, Jason; Frome, Milton; Gregg, Virginia; McIver, Ron; O’Hara, Patrick; Patrick, Dennis; Regan, Michael Patrick; Rainey, Ford; Rhue, Madlyn; Stich, Patricia; Webber, Robert; Worth, Nicholas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lady in Red #4-4. AIR DATE: 10-02-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 04-17-1974. LAST REVISION: 04-18-1974. VERSION : first draft. W RITER : Hodge, Max. D IRECTOR : Wiard, William. WITH: Bell, Nancy; Chesney, Diana; Emhardt, Robert; Forrest, Steve; Jennings, Claudia; Jones, Marcia Mae; Kuter, Kay E.; London, Damian; Montaigne, Lawrence; Parish, David; Schafer, Dorian; Shannon, Russell; Soul, David; Stephens, Laraine; Stewart, Marvin Dean; Von Zobor, Elissa; Ward, Larry; Watson, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Office copy. The Exchange #4-6. PROD. NO.: 9955. AIR DATE: 1023-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 04-08-1974. LAST REVISION: 0410-1974. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Spinner, Anthony. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. D IRECTOR: McCowan, George. WITH: Arnold, Suzanne; Binns, Ed; Bush, Owen; Contreras, Robert; Davis, Walt; Deemer, Ed; Franco, Abel; Henriquez, Ron; Jones, Chester; Kerwin, Lance; Laskay, Jason; Loggia, Robert; McCallister, George; Olmos, Edward James; Rhodes, Robert; Richards, Rick; Steadman, John; Stewart, Tom; Thorson, Russell; Vitte, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (Apr. 11-12, 15-19, 1974); synopsis; name changes. The Prisoner (A Clean Kill) #4-12. PROD . NO.: 9965. AIR DATE: 12-11-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1974. L AST REVISION : 08-22-1974. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Spinner, Anthony. WRITER: Hudis, Norman. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. W ITH : Adams, Arthur; Clements, Stanley; Ellsworth, Scott; Gilbert, Ed; Haskell, Peter; Herbert, Tim; Jenkins, Paul; Keats, Steven; McIntire, Carl; Mooney, David; Power, Edward (Ed). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (Aug. 23, 26-30, Sept. 3, 1974); synopsis; name changes. Coffin Corner (Richard Halsey Is Missing) #4-15. AIR DATE: 01-15-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 03-26-1974. VERSION : work draft. W RITERS : Holt, Robert I.; Husky,

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Captain Video Assa, René; Balson, Sandy; Battaglia, Gary; Bellini, Cal; Bryar, Paul; Cioffi, Charles; Doyle, Peggy; Fant, Lou; Ford, Larkin; Gould, Harold; Jason, Harvey; Kazann, Zitto; Lewis, Nicholas; Lieb, Robert D.; Page, Morgan; Randall, Rocky; Ruymen, Ayn; Waters, Cheryl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (Apr. 22-26, 29-30, 1974); synopsis. Nightmare (The Last Parade) #5-1. STORY NO.: 421. AIR DATE: 09-10-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-06-1975. LAST REVISION: 05-20-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lenski, Robert W. DIRECTOR: Stanley, Paul. WITH : Allen, Elizabeth; Broyles, Robert; Clute, Sidney (Sid); Culliton, Patrick; De Santis, Joe; Doyle, Robert; Howland, Beth; McGuire, Betty; Macleon, John; McMartin, John; O’Keefe, Raymond; Pierce, Stack; Robertson, Dennis; Santoro, Dean; Stewart, Tom; Townes, Harry; Walsh, Edward; Ward, Janet. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks. The Victim #5-5. PROD. NO.: 9105. AIR DATE: 1008-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1975. LAST REVISION: 0714-1975. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Spinner, Anthony. WRITER: Sangster, Jimmy. D IRECTOR: Dobkin, Larry. W ITH : Bonner, Frank; Bonny, Joe; Callahan, James T.; Collins, Jack; Doyle, Peggy; Fabiani, Joel; Fox, Bernard; Kogan, Milt; Mancini, Ric; Marden, Adrienne; Mills, Donna; Ryder, Alfred; Vallaro, Vic; Walton, Jess; Young, Clint. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rundown (July 11, 1418, 21, 1975); synopsis. The Melted Man #5-10. PROD. NO.: 9110. AIR DATE: 11-12-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1975. LAST REVISION: 09-06-1975. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCER: Spinner, Anthony. WRITER: Lessing, Norman. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Elias, Louie; Garas, Kaz; Hong, James; Hughes, Rob; Hyland, Diana; Liu, Frank Michael; Luke, Keye; Midori; Mohica, Victor; Morick, Dave; Narita, Richard; Sullivan, Jenny; Ward, Larry. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; rundown (Sept. 8-12, 15-16, 1975); synopsis; some marks and notes. Cry Wolf #5-19. PROD./STORY NO.: 9119; 438. AIR DATE: 01-28-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1975. LAST REVISION: 11-24-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Kandel, Stephen (also story); Wilber, Carey. DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Bellamy, Ralph; Benson, Carl; Carson, John David; D’Alessio, Joseph; Delgado, Emilio; Ebert, Michael; Grayling, Richard Ford; Grimm, Maria; Hippe, Laura; Keach, James; Lockwood, Gary; Margo, George; Stone, Leonard; Swanson, Sterling. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Death Reel [unidentified, probably not produced]. WRITER: Davidson, Hall. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Captain Video (and His Video Rangers) / The Secret Files of Captain Video HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1952). NETWORK: DuMont Network; syndicated. BROADCAST: DuMont: June 27 to Aug. 1949; Tuesday/Thursday/Friday, 7:00 P.M.; Aug. 1949, to Sept.

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1953; Monday — Friday, 7:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; Sept. 1953, to Apr. 1, 1955; Monday — Friday, 7:00 P.M.; 15 minutes; also: Feb. to Sept. 1950; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; Sept. to Nov. 1950; Saturdays, 7:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. SYNDICATED: 1953 to 1956. 1400+ episodes. PROD. CO.: Wanamaker Studio. CREATED BY: Menkin, Lawrence. EXEC. PROD.: Caddigan, Charles. PRODUCERS : Caddigan, James L.; Druce, Olga; Hodge, Al; Telford, Frank. D IRECTORS: Fay, Pat; Lowe, David; Nocks, Arnee; Polachek, Charles; White, Larry. STARRING : Coogan, Richard; Hastings, Don; Hodge, Al. WITH: Borgnine, Ernest; Condit, Ed; Conklin, Hal; Klugman, Jack; Lackland, Ben; Mossen, Bran; Orsen, Jack; Randall, Tony. • Science fiction program set in the 23rd century, a “combination of live fantasy drama interspersed with segments of Wild West cops-androbbers film” (Variety), and the first science fiction/ space adventure program on television. The program was aired live during the first 6 years. AIR DATE: 10-20-1952. WRITER: Richardson, Robert. DIRECTOR: Fisher, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; special props; special effects. AIR DATE: 12-04-1952. WRITER: Vance, Jack. DIRECTOR: Fisher, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; special props; special effects; some marks. USED BY: Hastings, Don.

The Carol Burnett Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1970); LACC Collection — 26 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 11, 1967, to Mar. 29, 1978 (special last episode); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 5-6); Saturdays, 10:00 P . M . (seasons 7-11); Sundays, 10:00 P . M . (season 11, from 12-11-1977); 60 minutes; 278 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. EXEC. PROD.: Hamilton, Joe. PRODUCERS : Angelos, Bill; Jenkyns, Chris; Kohan, Buz; Simmons, Ed. DIRECTOR: Jones, Clark (1967-68). STARRING : Burnett, Carol. W ITH : Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Peter Matz Orchestra; Waggoner, Lyle; Wallem, Linda. • Variety show with music, comedic sketches and spoofs. #1-1. PROD. NO.: 003. AIR DATE: 09-11-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-01-1967. TAPE DATE: 09-02-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Mark, Flip; Nabors, Jim; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; rundown; dressing room assignments; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Aug. 31, 1967); closing credits; some marks. USED BY: W., Bob. #1-2. PROD. NO.: 004. AIR DATE: 09-18-1967. TAPE DATE: 09-09-1967. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Caesar, Sid; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Minnelli, Liza; Shaw, Reta; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 8, 1967); closing credits. #1-3. PROD. NO.: 005. AIR DATE: 09-25-1967. TAPE DATE: 09-16-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS:

SERIES Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Albert, Eddie; Joseph, Jackie; Ketchum, Dave; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Waggoner, Lyle; Winters, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 14, 1967); closing credits; some notes. USED BY: Bob. #1-4. PROD. NO.: 006. AIR DATE: 10-02-1967. TAPE DATE: 09-23-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Ball, Lucille; Conway, Tim; Dougan, Vikki; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Loring, Gloria; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 21, 1967); closing credits; some notes. #1-5. PROD. NO.: 007. AIR DATE: 10-09-1967. TAPE DATE: 09-30-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. W ITH : Coca, Imogene; Curtis, Dick; Kazan, Lainie; Korman, Harvey; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 29, 1967); closing credits. #1-6. PROD. NO.: 008. AIR DATE: 10-16-1967. TAPE DATE: 10-07-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Blitzer, Barry E.; Brenner, Ray; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Diller, Phyllis; Gentry, Bobby; Hedstrom, Barbro; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Schallert, Bill; Verdon, Gwen; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; dressing room assignments; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 6, 1967); closing credits. #1-7. PROD. NO.: 009. AIR DATE: 10-23-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1967. TAPE DATE: 10-14-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH : Carroll, Diahann; Kiley, Richard; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Smothers Brothers; Waggoner, Lyle. A DDITIONAL INFO : guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 13, 1967); closing credits. #1-9. PROD. NO.: 011. AIR DATE: 11-06-1967. TAPE DATE: 10-28-1967. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Bono, Cher; Bono, Sonny; Coffin, Winnie; Fabray, Nanette; Korman, Harvey; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 27, 1967); closing credits. #1-10. PROD. NO.: 012. AIR DATE: 11-13-1967. TAPE DATE: 11-04-1967. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. W ITH : Chamberlain, Richard; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Loring, Gloria; Medford, Kay; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list;

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guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; closing credits; some marks. #1-20. PROD. NO.: 020. AIR DATE: 01-22-1968. TAPE DATE: 01-13-1968. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Blitzer, Barry E.; Brenner, Ray; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Chakiris, George; Coffin, Winnie; Jones, Shirley; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Trumbull, Brad; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; closing credits; some marks and notes. #1-21. PROD. NO.: 021. AIR DATE: 01-29-1968. TAPE DATE: 01-20-1968. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. W ITH : Kashner, David; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Mark, Flip; Warwick, Dionne; Waggoner, Lyle; Winters, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO : guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; closing credits; some marks. #1-22. PROD. NO.: 010. AIR DATE: 02-05-1968. TAPE DATE: 10-21-1967. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Blitzer, Barry E.; Brenner, Ray; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Elliott, Neil; Gans, Ron; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Minnelli, Liza; Palance, Jack; Waggoner, Lyle. A DDITIONAL INFO : guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; closing credits. #1-23. PROD. NO.: 022. AIR DATE: 02-12-1968. TAPE DATE: 02-03-1968. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. W ITH : Grable, Betty; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Raye, Martha; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Feb. 1-3, 1968); staff list; closing credits. #1-24. PROD. NO.: 023. AIR DATE: 02-19-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1968. TAPE DATE: 02-10-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Carney, Art; Fabray, Nanette; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Feb. 810, 1968); closing credits. #1-25. PROD. NO.: 024. AIR DATE: 02-26-1968. TAPE DATE: 02-17-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Gary, John; Kirby, Durward; Moore, Garry; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; closing credits. USED BY: Jay [Jay Merrick, stage manager?]. #1-26. PROD. NO.: 025. AIR DATE: 03-04-1968. TAPE DATE: 02-24-1968. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley,

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Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Coca, Imogene; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Tormé, Mel; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Mar. 4, 1968); blocking schedule; closing credits. #1-27. PROD. NO.: 026. AIR DATE: 03-11-1968. TAPE DATE: 03-02-1968. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Conway, Tim; Neise, George; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Waggoner, Lyle; Wallis, Shani. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Feb. 29, Mar. 1-2, 1968); closing credits; some marks and notes. #1-28. PROD. NO.: 016. AIR DATE: 03-18-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1967. TAPE DATE: 12-09-1967. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Buzzi, Ruth; Conway, Tim; Jones, Jack; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; staff list; closing credits; some marks and notes. #1-36. PROD. NO.: 030. AIR DATE: 05-13-1968. TAPE DATE: 04-05-1968. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Burns, Stan; Marmer, Mike; Hinkley, Don; Turteltaub, Saul; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WITH: Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; short rundown; staff list; closing credits. #4-11. PROD. NO.: 04-11; 413. AIR DATE: 11-23-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1970. TAPE DATE: 11-13-1970. VERSION: final revision. WRITERS: Hinkley, Don; Solms, Kenny; Parent, Gail; Wayne, Paul; Mendelsohn, Jack; Moss, Gene; Thurman, James; Beatty, Roger. DIRECTOR: Powers, Dave. WITH: Cannon, Dyan; Korman, Harvey; Lawrence, Vicki; Lynde, Paul; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; staff list; guest list; list of dancers; list of singers; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 12-13, 1970); closing credits.

Casablanca (see also Warner Brothers Presents) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts (7 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 27, 1955, to Apr. 24, 1956; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 10 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCER: Robinson, Jerry. W RITER: Peyser, John. STARRING: McGraw, Charles. WITH: Dalio, Marcel; Fox, Michael; Muse, Clarence; Seymour, Dan; Stössel, Ludwig ; Young, Gig. • Based on the movie with Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart, this series of adventure and romance played in North Africa. The program alternated with Cheyenne (see there) and Kings Row (see there) under the umbrella title Warner Bros. Presents (which also included 6 anthology episodes— see there).

SERIES The Return #1-3. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #3; 5. AIR DATE: 11-08-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1955. LAST REVISION: 09-13-1955. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Libott, Robert Yale. WITH: Hopper, William; O’Sullivan, Maureen; Randolph, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; 2 copies. USED BY: Williamson, Kat [?] (1 copy). Hand of Fate (Bible Story) #1-4. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #4; 7. AIR DATE: 11-29-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 0913-1955. LAST REVISION : 11-08-1955. V ERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gidding, Nelson. WITH: Fox, Michael; Katch, Kurt; Leonard, David; Nader, Harry; Seymour, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. USED BY: McDermid, F[inlay?] (1 copy). Fortune’s Child (Shadow on the Sand; Family Dispute) #1-5. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #3; 3. AIR DATE: 12-20-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-18-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-26-1955. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Gidding, Nelson. W ITH : De Santis, Joe; McCormack, Patricia (Patty); Reed, Lydia; Whelan, Arleen. USED BY: Sound Department, Office. Fateful Night (How Long This Night) #1-6. PROD./ SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #6; 8. AIR DATE: 01-10-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-07-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-13-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Gidding, Nelson; Libott, Robert (story). WITH: Ankrum, Morris; Booth, Karin; Dalio, Marcel; Daniels, Lisa; De Briac, Jean; Matthews, Lester; Seymour, Dan; Shepodd, Jon. A DDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. USED BY: McEwan, W.; Office. Satan’s Veil (Dimitrios; Ghitana) #1-7. PROD ./ SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #7; 9. AIR DATE: 01-31-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1955. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1955. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Lessing, Norman; Gidding, Nelson (rewrite). W ITH : Reid, Elliott; Rory, Rosanna. USED BY: Office. Siren Song #1-9. PROD. NO.: 55-56 #9. AIR DATE: 04-10-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1956. LAST REVISION: 02-13-1956. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITERS: Brady, Fred; Lester, Seeleg (“polish”). WITH: Blanchard, Mari; Haynes, Roberta; Mitchell, James; Roman, Ric; Rorke, Hayden. ADDITIONAL INFO : 2 copies. USED BY: McEwan, W. (1 copy). Deadlock (Reunion) #1-10. PROD. NO.: 55-56 #10. AIR DATE: 04-24-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1956. LAST REVISION: 02-28-1956. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Gidding, Nelson. WITH: Codee, Ann; Milletaire, Carl; Mitchell, Laurie; Sturgess, Olive; Van Eyck, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. USED BY: Orr, William T. (Exec. Prod.), file (1 copy).

The Case of the Dangerous Robin (Dangerous Robin) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts (11 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Oct. 18, 1960, to May 8, 1961; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv-United Artists. CREATED BY: Gordon, Leo; Abernathy, John. PRODUCERS: Bare, Richard L.; Lewis, Elliott. STARRING: Jason, Rick. WITH: Blake, Jean. • Crime series about an insurance investigator who is also a karate expert. Doll of Death #1-23. PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 0320-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 12-21-1960. LAST REVISION: 0116-1961. WRITERS: Makoul, Rudy; Fine, Morton;

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Cassie & Co. Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout; 2 copies. USED BY: LL (1 copy). Man on the Run #1-35. PROD. NO.: 37B. AIR DATE: 06-12-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-28-1961. WRITER: Parsons, E.M. DIRECTOR: Yarborough, Jean. WITH: Albright, Hardie; Ashkenazy, Irvin; Carleton, Claire; Chiles, Linden; Dann, Asher; Milletaire, Carl; Parker, Ed (Eddie); Pastick, Lorie; Reed, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Counterfeit Hero (working title) [unidentified, probably unaired]. PROD. NO.: 33B. SCRIPT DATE: 0214-1961. LAST REVISION: 02-20-1961. WRITERS: Orloff, Arthur; Wade, Robert (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Cassie & Co. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 29 to Feb. 19, 1982; June 15 to Aug. 10, 1982; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Private Eye Productions. EXEC. PROD.: McKeand, Nigel; McKeand, Carol Evan. PRODUCERS: Armus, Burton; Bowman, Chuck. STARRING: Dickinson, Angie. WITH: Brenner, Dori; Cord, Alex; Ireland, John; Martinez, A. • Crime series following the adventures of a female private detective. Replay #1-2. PROD . NO.: 1816. AIR DATE : 02-051982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1982. LAST REVISION: 01-121982. VERSION: second revised final draft. W RITER: McKeand, Carol Evan. DIRECTOR: March, Alex or Kjellin, Alf. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies.

The Catholic Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode, 1962). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 4, 1953, to Aug. 30, 1970; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television in cooperation with The National Council of Catholic Men. PRODUCERS: Ann, Doris (NBC); Walsh, Dick (NCCM). • Religious series. The Sign of Fire. PROD. NO.: Oct. #3. AIR DATE: 1028-1962. TAPE DATE: 10-07-1962. SCRIPT DATES: 0830-1962 / 10/1962. LAST REVISION: 10-01-1962. VERSIONS: ?; master copy. WRITER: Fabbri, Diego. DIRECTOR: Hoade, Martin. ADDITIONAL INFO: translated by Marie Ponsot; rehearsal schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Ponsot, Marie.

Cavalcade Theater (Cavalcade of America; DuPont Cavalcade Theater Presents) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: NBC (under the title Cavalcade of America, alternating with Scott Music Hall); ABC. BROADCAST: NBC: Oct. 1, 1952, to June 24, 1953; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1). ABC: Sept. 29, 1953, to June 4, 1957 (incl. some reruns); Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 23), 9:30 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 131 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Films. EXEC. PROD.: Sharpe, Don

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W. PRODUCERS: Chertok, Jack; Denove, Jack; Lewis, Warren; Ralston, Gil; Ripley, Arthur; Schaefer, Armand. • Anthology series dramatizing events in American history. A Life to Live by (The Leon Patterson Story) #418. AIR DATE: 03-20-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1955. WRITER: Görög, László. DIRECTOR: Seiter, William. W ITH : Bernard, Shirley; Campbell, Alec; Conway, Russ; Ericson, John; Fraser, Sally; Warfield, Chris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock shots.

The Cavanaughs HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 1, 1986, to July 27, 1989; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television; Mandy Film Inc. EXEC. PROD.: Aal, Deborah; Goldberg, Leonard. PRODUCERS : Correll, Rich; Moloney, Robert; Pearlman, Seth. STARRING: Cooksey, Danny; Ebersole, Christine; Goetz, Peter Michael; Hughes, Barnard; Jacobs, Peter; Short, John; Tanner, Mary. WITH: Carney, Art. • Sitcom about a South Boston Irish Catholic family. Member of the Wake-ing #1-1. PROD. NO.: 14330801. AIR DATE: 12-01-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1986. V ERSION: revised draft. W RITER: Moloney, Robert. DIRECTOR: Pasquin, John. WITH: Bay, Frances; Collins, Patrick; Curtis, Scott; Shakman, Matt. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list; staff and crew list; tentative production schedule. USED BY: Pasquin, John.

Celanese Theatre HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 1 treatment (1 episode). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3 to Dec. 26, 1951; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; Jan. 9 to June 25, 1952; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; alternating biweekly with other programs. P ROD . CO.: William Morris Agency. E XEC . PROD.: Crotty, Burke. PRODUCER: Segal, Alex. DIRECTOR : Segal, Alex. • Live dramatic anthology series aired from New York, presenting high-quality plays by leading playwrights. Street Scene #1-14. AIR DATE: 04-02-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-13-1952. LAST REVISION: 04-02-1952. VERSIONS : revised script; treatment (Elmer). W RITERS : Carter, Samuel III; Rice, Elmer (original play). WITH: Gray, Coleen; Dvorak, Ann; Kelly, Paul; Wagner, Michael. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set description; some notes; presentation for TV production. USED BY: Carter, Samuel III (J. Walter Thompson Co.); Cowan, Lester (treatment).

Celebrity Playhouse HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 27, 1955, to June 19, 1956; Tuesdays; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. EXEC. PROD.: Sackheim, William. PRODUCER : Sackheim, William. • Dramatic anthology series. The Hoax (The Man Who Swindled Goering) #113. PROD. NO.: 3370. AIR DATE: pre-empted. SCRIPT DATE: 04-12-1955. LAST REVISION: 05-04-1955. VER-

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final draft. WRITERS: Barrington, Lowell; Wallace, Irving (article). DIRECTOR: Freedman, Gerald. WITH: Flato, Richard; Fox, Michael; Henreid, Paul; Marshall, Herbert; Matthews, Lester; Schiller, Norbert; Spaulding, George; Wyler, Trude. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; breakdown (May 57, 9-10, 1955); name changes; marks and notes. According to Daily Variety reviews, this episode was apparently never broadcast, the 14th episode Diamond in the Sky was moved to 12-20-1955, and The Hoax did not air. USED BY: Fox, Michael (part of “Hartog”).

Celebrity Time (Celebrity Quiz) HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: ABC; CBS. BROADCAST: ABC: Apr. 2, 1949, to Mar. 26, 1950; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes. CBS: Apr. 2, 1950, to Sept. 21, 1952; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4). PROD . CO.: ABC Television; CBS Television. P RODUCER : Lewine, Richard (CBS). H OST : Nagel, Conrad. WITH: Alvy West Orchestra; Carlisle, Kitty; Chase, Ilka (1948-50); Daly, John (1948-50); Hickman, Herman (1950-52); McCarty, Mary (1951-52); MacDonnell, Kyle (1950-51); Wilson, Jane (1951-52); Wright, Martha (1950-51). • Game show with talk, combining a guessing game with a battle of the sexes, by teaming panelists with celebrity guests of their own sex. Over time skits and other performances by the guests dominated and during the last months of its run the panel was dropped and the program became a variety show. AIR DATE: 09-14-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-05-1952. WRITER: Axelrod, George. DIRECTOR: Purdy, Rai. WITH: Bruce, Carol; Grove, Betty Ann; Lucas, Jonathan; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Chance of a Lifetime HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: ABC; DuMont. BROADCAST: ABC: Sept. 6, 1950, to Aug. 20, 1953; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 3); July 3, 1955, to June 23, 1956; Sundays, 9:00 P.M. (last season). DuMont: Sept. 11, 1953, to June 17, 1955; Fridays/Saturdays. PROD. CO.: ABC Television; DuMont Television Network; Robert Jennings Productions. PRODUCER: Jennings, Robert. DIRECTORS: Harrell, Charles; Sposa, Lou. HOSTS: King, John Reed (until spring of 1952); James, Dennis. WITH: Roberts, Ken. • Game of chance, with valuable prizes; players had to risk everything they had won — based on the radio program of the same title (1949-1952), also hosted by John Reed King. In the spring of 1952, when Dennis James became the host, the format changed to a talent contest for professional acts. #49. AIR DATE: 08-08-1951. VERSION: revised draft. HOST: King, John Reed. WITH: Brown, Vanessa; Kurina, Erica; Pearson, Mary; Ross, Lanny; Walters, Mimi; Wheeler, Ann; Wheeler, Eileen; Wheeler, Elizabeth.

Charlie’s Angels HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 21, 1976 (pilot); Sept.

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22, 1976, to June 24, 1981; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-4); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5, into Jan. 1981); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (Jan. to Feb. 1981); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (June to Aug. 1981); 60 minutes; 110/115 episodes (on various occasions multiple episodes/2 hour specials were broadcast on one day, resulting in different episode counts). PROD. CO.: Spelling Goldberg Production, 20th Century–Fox Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Leonard; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Austin, Ronald; Buchanan, James D.; Husky, Rick; Janes, Robert; Lakso, Edward J.; Levinson, David; Rosenzweig, Barney. STARRING: Doyle, David; Fawcett, Farrah (seasons 1 and 3); Forsythe, John; Hack, Shelley (season 4); Jackson, Kate (seasons 1-3); Ladd, Cheryl (seasons 2-5); Roberts, Tanya (season 5); Smith, Jaclyn. • Crime series about three sexy female detectives who work for an unseen boss. Angels on Horseback (Dude Ranch Story) #2-13. PROD. NO.: H33. AIR DATE: 12-21-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1977. VERSION: second revised final draft. PRODUCER : Lakso, Ed. W RITER : Lakso, Ed. D IRECTOR : Brooks, George W. WITH: Doyle, David; Elias, Louie; Hooker, Buddy Joe; Jackson, Kate; Ladd, Cheryl; Markland, Ted; Parfrey, Woodrow; Phipps, William; Riddle, Hal; Sikking, James ( Jim); Smith, Jaclyn; Tompkins, Angel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Sheriff Hayden”).

Chase HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 24, 1973 (pilot); Sept. 11, 1973, to Apr. 10, 1974; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (1973); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (1974); 22 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. CREATED BY: Cannell, Stephen J. EXEC. PROD.: Cinader, Robert A.; Webb, Jack. PRODUCERS: Cannell, Stephen J.; Chinader, R.A.; Friedkin, David; Schmerer, James; Stark, William; Webb, Jack. DIRECTORS: Cannell, Stephen J.; Crosland, Alan, Jr.; Fenady, George; Nadel, Arthur H.; Nyby, Christian; Nyby, Christian I. II.; Webb, Jack; Wiard, William. STARRING: Maunder, Wayne; Ryan, Mitchell. WITH: Crosby, Gary (eps. 15-23); Fong, Brian (eps. 114); Gardner, Craig (eps. 15-23); Reed, Albert (eps. 15-23); Richardson, Michael (eps. 1-14); Smith, Reid (eps. 1-14). • Crime series about a special police unit for particularly tough cases. One for You, Two for Me (The Snowman) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 38617. AIR DATE: 10-09-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1973. LAST REVISION: 08-29-1973. WRITER: Shaw, Lou. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian. WITH: Bakey, Ed; Brande, Tony; Oppenheimer, Alan; Parfrey, Woodrow; Ritchie, Clint; Seymour, Dan; Smith, Reid; Walcott, Gregory. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; start of shooting: 9-04-1973. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Jack Martin”).

Checkmate HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1960, to June 20, 1962; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 70 episodes. PROD. CO.: J & M Productions, Revue Studios. CREATED BY:

Cheers Ambler, Eric. PRODUCERS: Berg, Dick; Coleman, Herbert; Naar, Joseph T. S TARRING: Cabot, Sebastian; George, Anthony; Lynch, Ken; McClure, Doug. WITH: Betts, Jack. • Crime series about a detective agency in San Francisco that specializes in preventing crimes against their rich clientele, supported by an English criminologist. The Princess in the Tower #1-13. PROD. NO.: 14226. AIR DATE: 12-31-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1960. WRITERS: Melone, Halsey; Ulius, Betty (story). PRODUCER: Naar, Joseph T. DIRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. WITH: Ballard, Shirley; Blake, Madge; Dandridge, Ruby; Jenson, Roy; Lasell, John; Leeds, Peter; Moore, Terry; Ober, Philip; Prickett, Maudie; Stevens, Naomi. USED BY: Leif, R. A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to the Game (A Touch of Camellias) #2-12. PROD. NO.: 16239. AIR DATE: 01-03-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1961. LAST REVISION: 10-16-1961. WRITERS: Reed, Lewis (also story); Taylor, Don. PRODUCER: Berg, Dick. DIRECTOR: Taylor, Don. WITH: Benny, Jack; Karnes, Robert; Kruger, Otto; Louise, Tina; Lucht, Darlene; Mallory, Edward; Noel, Suzanne; Wilson, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Wilson, Dick (part of “clerk”).

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SERIES 120. AIR DATE: 04-30-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1987. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Sutton, Phoef. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. W ITH : Bird, Billie; Bonacki, Lou; Grammer, Kelsey; Harrelson, Woody; Krompier, Penny; Long, Shelley; Mason, Stefanie; Ratzenberger, John; Seale, Douglas; Smollin, Marc; Walski, Stephanie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Sheila. I Do, Adieu #5-26. PROD. NO.: 60595-121. AIR DATE: 05-07-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 03-05-1987. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Charles, Glen; Charles, Les. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Addison, Walter; Gianelli, Steve; Grammer, Kelsey; Harrelson, Woody; Long, Shelley; McGuire, Michael; Ratzenberger, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown. USED BY: Steve. Cheers! [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 01-18-1978. VERSION : second draft; rewrite 1/17. C REATED BY : Gary, Carol; Garver, Lloyd; Margolin, Arnold. W RITERS: Garver, Lloyd; Gary, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: Arnold Margolin Productions, William Morris Agency. The Wizard of Cheers [unaired]. WRITERS: Cohen, Marty; Grossbard, Alan. WITH: Colasanto, Shelley; Danson, Ted; Koss, Alan; Long, Shelley; Perlman, Rhea; Ratzenberger, John; Wendt, George. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; partial credits; set list.

Cheers HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1982, to May 20, 1993; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1, 3-11), 9:30 (season 2); 30 minutes; 275 episodes. PROD. CO.: Charles/Burrows/Charles Productions; Paramount Television. CREATED BY: Burrows, James; Charles, Glen; Charles, Les. E XEC . P ROD .: Burrows, James; Charles, Glen; Charles, Les; Steinkellner, Bill; Eichen (Steinkellner), Cheri. S TARRING: Alley, Kirstie (seasons 6-11); Colasanto, Nicholas (seasons 1-3); Danson, Ted; Grammer, Kelsey (seasons 5-11 + recurring); Harrelson, Woody (seasons 4-11); Long, Shelley (seasons 15 + eps. 202, 271-273); Neuwirth, Bebe (season 10 + recurring); Perlman, Rhea; Ratzenberger, John (seasons 2-11 + recurring); Wendt, George. WITH: Anderson, Harry; Cunningham, Tim; Curtis, Keene; Gianelli, Steve; Harpel, Larry; Hedaya, Dan; Kasem, Jean; Knight, Jack; Koss, Alan; Rees, Roger; Rosen, Al; Swanson, Jackie; Thomas, Jay; Willson, Paul. • Sitcom about a bar in Boston, “where everybody knows your name,” and its employees and customers. One of our scripts is an early version, based on the same premise, but with different creators, production company and characters— and it appears to have never been realized. A second script may also be unproduced. According to the cast, it would fall into the second or third season, but could not be identified. No Contest #1-18. PROD. NO.: 60591-019. AIR DATE: 02-17-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Perlman, Heide. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. W ITH : Ari, Bob; Colasanto, Nick; Gentree, Renee; Long, Shelley; O’Neil, Tip; Peters, Sharon; Ratzenberger, John; Richarde, Tessa; Roach, Daryl Keith; Sherwood, James; Stavola, Charlie; Vaughn, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. A House Is Not a Home #5-25. PROD. NO.: 60595-

The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis see Arthur Godfrey and His Friends The Chesterfield Supper Club (The Perry Como Show) HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection — 4 scripts (2 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 24, 1948, to June 4, 1950; Fridays, 7:00 P.M. (into Jan. 1949), 11:00 P.M. (through June 1949); 15 minutes; Sundays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes (from Oct. 1949). PRODUCERS: Berger, Richard; Moss, Bob; Rodgers, Doug. WRITERS: Ace, Goodman; Aylesworth, John; Green, Mort; Peppiatt, Frank. DIRECTORS: Green, Mort; Jones, Clark; Lockwood, Grey; Melchior, Ib. HOST: Como, Perry. WITH: Fontaine Sisters (Fontaine, Bea; Fontaine, Geri; Fontaine, Margie); Lewis, Robert Q. (also guest host); Mitchell Ayres Orchestra. • Musical variety series that originated on radio (1944-49), where Perry Como was a featured soloist. When the program came to television in 1948, Como came with it. In the fall of 1950 the program moved to CBS, and became known as the Perry Como Show (that title is sometimes used for the Supper Club as well). The Chesterfield Supper Club with Robert Q. Lewis. AIR DATE: 02-19-1950. WITH: Hatcher, Mary; Karloff, Boris; Lewis, Robert Q. (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: list of props; list of costumes; dressing room assignments; rehearsal schedule (Feb. 17-19, 1950); 2 copies. USED BY: Lewis, Robert Q. The Chesterfield Supper Club with Robert Q. Lewis. AIR DATE: 06-04-1950. WITH: Bruce, Betty; Cox, Wally; Lewis, Robert Q. (guest host); Murray, Mac. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies.

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The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre see Tele-Theatre The Chevy Show see The Dinah Shore Chevy Show Cheyenne (see also Warner Brothers Presents) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 60 scripts (56 episodes; 1955-1961; incl. 16 from the first season of Bronco). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1955, to Dec. 17, 1962; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 5-8); 60 minutes; 108 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS : Biddell, Sidney; Dunne, Burt; Huggins, Roy; Ingster, Boris; Silver, Arthur W.; Stuart, William L. STARRING: Walker, Clint; Hardin, Ty (season 1958/59, Bronco). WITH: Jones, L.Q. • Western series about the adventures of Cheyenne Bodie, a former army scout, who moves around the West after the Civil War, taking on different kinds of jobs. SEASON 1 (1955/56): Cheyenne alternated with Kings Row (see there) and Casablanca (see there) under the umbrella of Warner Bros. Presents (which also included 6 anthology episodes— see there). SEASON 2 (1956/ 57): only Cheyenne survived, now alternating with Conflict (see there). S EASON 3 (1957/58): Cheyenne alternating with Sugarfoot (see there)—Conflict was canceled. SEASON 4 (1958/59): because of problems with its star, Clint Walker, Cheyenne got a new protagonist, Ty Hardin as Bronco Layne, but kept its title and theme song — still alternating with Sugarfoot. SEASON 5 (1959/60): Walker returned to Cheyenne and Ty Hardin’s Bronco got his own series (Bronco), which alternated with Sugarfoot in a new timeslot (Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.). Cheyenne was replaced every third week by Shirley Temple specials. SEASON 6 (1960/61): the three series were re-united under the title Cheyenne Show (last season for Sugarfoot). This season also brought the only episode in which all three stars appeared — Duel at Judas Basin. SEASON 7 (1961/62): during this season Cheyenne and Bronco were left to alternate — last season for Bronco. SEASON 8 (1962/63): Cheyenne ended after 13 episodes, replaced by The Dakotas (see there), a spin-off of a Cheyenne episode (A Man Called Ragan, #6-14, Apr. 23, 1962). Mountain Fortress #1-1. PROD. NO.: 6102. AIR DATE: 09-20-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1955. LAST REVISION: 06-14-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Martin, Don. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Coe, Peter; Doucette, John; Garner, James; Jones, L.Q.; Rich, Phil; Robinson, Ann; Silver, Jeff; Wallace, George; Wilke, Robert J.; Williams, Russ. ADDITIONAL INFO : scene sequence. Julesburg #1-2. AIR DATE: 10-11-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1955. LAST REVISION: 06-27-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Martin, Don; LeMay, Alan (screenplay); Miller, Winston (screenplay). DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH : Alpert, David; August, Adelle; Chapin, Billy; Jones, L.Q.; Monroe, Tom; Montgomery, Ray; Rand, Edwin; Teal, Ray. USED BY: Peace [?], R.

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Cheyenne Border Showdown (Showdown in Paso Alto) #14. SCRIPT NO.: #3. AIR DATE: 11-22-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 07-08-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-12-1955. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Reynolds, Clarke. D IRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Healey, Myron; Jones, L.Q.; Mara, Adele; Montell, Lisa; Rivero, Julian. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. USED BY: File. The Outlander #1-5. SCRIPT NO.: #6. AIR DATE: 1213-1955. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-15-1955. LAST REVISION : 10-02-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Campbell, R. Wright. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Dowling, Doris; Gordon, Leo; Henry, Thomas Browne; Jones, L.Q.; Pepper, Jack; Stevens, Onslow; Taylor, Dub. USED BY: Research. The Travelers #1-6. SCRIPT NO.: #7. AIR DATE: 0103-1956. SCRIPT DATE : 10-12-1955. LAST REVISION : 10-17-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Higgins, Kenneth. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Ankrum, Morris; Armstrong, Robert; Breen, Joseph; Brewster, Diane; Carson, Robert; Gleason, James; Hopper, Dennis; Jones, L.Q.; Walcott, Gregory. Decision (The Black Hawk War) #1-7. SCRIPT NO.: #5. AIR DATE: 01-24-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1955. LAST REVISION : 11-01-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Denning, Richard; Frost, Terry; Garner, James; Hale, Nancy; Hoyt, Clegg; Jones, L.Q.; Teal, Ray. USED BY: Warner, L.L. The Storm Riders #1-8. AIR DATE : 02-07-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1955. LAST REVISION: 12-08-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Campbell, R. Wright; Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH : Bradford, Lane; Burns, Paul E.; Jones, L.Q.; MacLane, Barton; Michaels, Beverly; Negley, Howard; Simpson, Mickey; Toomey, Regis; Whitfield, Anne. USED BY: McDermid, Finlay (writer). Rendezvous at Red Rock #1-9. AIR DATE: 02-21-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 12-20-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-16-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Beauchamp, D.D. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Alpert, David; Ashley, Joel; Carroll, Leo G.; Cliff, John; Darrell, Steve; Flint, Sam; Fowley, Douglas; Jones, L.Q.; Marshall, Helene; Mohr, Gerald; Richard, Dawn. USED BY: Warner, L.L. West of the River #1-10. AIR DATE : 03-20-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-09-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Higgins, Kenneth. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH: Bardette, Trevor; Collier, Lois; Griffin, Stephanie; Jones, L.Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Hendricks, William. Quicksand #1-11. A IR D ATE : 04-03-1956. S CRIPT DATE: 01-23-1956. LAST REVISION: 01-30-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Alderson, John; Duggan, G. Thomas; Flynn, Mary; Frederic, Norman (= Dean Fredericks); Hall, Charlie; Hopper, Dennis; Jones, L.Q.; King, Wright; McGrath, Frank; Webber, Peggy. USED BY: Diggs, D. Star in the Dust #1-13. AIR DATE: 05-01-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1956. LAST REVISION: 02-29-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Huggins, Roy (also story); Heyes, Douglas (story). DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH : Jones, L.Q.; Mara, Adele; Megowan, Don; Mills, Mort. Lone Gun (Hell Waits at Dodge) #2-7. AIR DATE:

Cheyenne 12-04-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1956. VERSION: final draft. W RITERS: Brady, Frederic; Fox, Norman A. (story). DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH : Bane, Holly; Bardette, Trevor; Barnes, Rayford; Baylor, Hal; Brinegar, Paul; Hale, Nancy; Perkins, Gil; Rowland, Henry; Steele, Bob; Tyler, Harry. U SED BY: Orr, William T. (executive producer), file. Test of Courage #2-11. AIR DATE: 01-29-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1956. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Freiberger, Fred; Nibley, Sloan (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Archer, John; Castle, Mary; Lomond, Britt; Neise, George N.; Simpson, Mickey. USED BY: Williamson, Kent. The Broken Pledge #2-20. AIR DATE: 06-04-1957. SCRIPT DATES: 03-13-1957 / 04-08-1957. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. PRODUCER: Silver, Art. WRITERS: Stevens, Louis (also story); Stone, N.B., Jr. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Birch, Paul; Byron, Jean; Dehner, John; Frederic, Norman; Fredericks, Dean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; 2 copies. USED BY: Hendricks, William (1 copy). Incident at Indian Springs #3-1. AIR DATE: 09-241957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1957. LAST REVISION: 06-211957. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slavin, George. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Barton, Dan; Bolding, Bonnie; Cliff, John; Mitchell, Carlyle; Olsen, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks throughout. USED BY: Orr, Bill (William T., executive producer). The Conspirators (Nightfall) #3-2. AIR DATE: 1008-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-15-1957. LAST REVISION: 0520-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: O’Hanlon, James; Wilson, Donald R. (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Conway, Tom; Weldon, Joan; Williams, Guinn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; 2 copies. USED BY: Wardrobe; Hendricks, William (1 copy). The Mutton Puncher #3-3. AIR DATE: 10-22-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-18-1957. LAST REVISION: 06-27-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Root, Wells. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Franklin. W ITH : Bradford, Lane; Chapin, Lauren; Gray, Billy; Rankin, Gilman; Wilke, Robert J.; Windsor, Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; incl. story outline and analysis of the story by Whitlock, Vic; 2 copies. U SED BY: R.; Luf kin, Thomas (ABC-Television). Top Hand #3-8. AIR DATE: 12-31-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1957. LAST REVISION : 10-02-1957. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Drake, Oliver; Brady, Frederic; Chadwick, Joseph (story). DIRECTOR: Heyes, Douglas. WITH: Barnes, Walter; Brown, Peter; Cooper, Jeanne; Frost, Terry; Mansfield, Rankin; Prentiss, Ed; Savage, Paul; Williams, Mack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: McEwan, W.; Silver, Art (producer). Standoff #3-17. AIR DATE: 05-06-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-04-1958. PRODUCER: Silver, Arthur. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Giler, Berne. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Dominguez, Joe; Garland, Richard; Page, Joy; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; blank sheet of stationary (Arthur Silver). USED BY: Silver, Art (producer). The Besieged (= Bronco 1-1). AIR DATE: 09-23-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1958. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Lipscott, Alan; Fisher, Bob. D IRECTOR:

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SERIES Crosland, Alan, Jr. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH : Akins, Claude; Barry, Fern; Bradley, Stewart; Case, Allen; Elam, Jack; Granville, Joan; Peters, House, Jr.; Randall, Sue; Rangno, Terry; Warwick, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Quest of the Thirty Dead (= Bronco 1-2). AIR DATE: 10-07-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1958. LAST REVISION: 08-15-1958. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Silver, Art. W RITER: Blackburn, Tom. D IRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Avery, Tol; Bouchey, Willis; Danton, Ray; Novello, Jay; Tyler, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Turning Point (= Bronco 1-3). AIR DATE: 10-211958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 08-20-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Slavin, George; George, George W. (story). DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Coy, Walter; Marlowe, Scott. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; pulled pages. USED BY: Jane. Four Guns and a Prayer (= Bronco 1-4). AIR DATE: 11-04-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-04-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Barnes, Walter; Hubbard, John; Kennedy, Douglas; Lincoln, Pamela; Vinson, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; handwritten review on title page. Trail to Taos (= Bronco 1-6). AIR DATE: 12-02-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-19-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Landau, Richard. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Barnett, Vince; Becker, Kenneth; Ferguson, Frank; Frost, Terry; Gilbert, Joanne; Hayes, Ron; Henry, Thomas Browne; Kemmer, Ed; Lundin, Victor; Simpson, Mickey; Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Jane. Brand of Courage (Right to Kill) (= Bronco 1-7). AIR DATE: 12-16-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-02-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Giler, Berne. D IRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. W ITH : Ankrum, Morris; Anna-Lisa; Benedict, Val; Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Jolley, I. Stanford; Keymas, George; Meredith, Cheerio; Mitchell, Carlyle; O’Hanlon, George. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Silver, Art (producer). Freeze-Out (= Bronco 1-8). AIR DATE: 12-30-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-20-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Blackburn, Tom; Frazee, Steve (story). DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Douglas, Dick; Drury, James; Raynor, Grace; Stehli, Edgar. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. (executive producer). The Baron of Broken Lance (= Bronco 1-9). AIR DATE: 01-13-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-31-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Adams, Gerald Drayson. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. W ITH : Calder, King ; Healey, Myron; Knight, Shirley; London, Tom; Lynn, Betty; Pullen, William; Reynolds, William; Smith, K.L.; Strang, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Marijane. Payroll of the Dead (= Bronco 1-10). AIR DATE: 0127-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1958. LAST REVISION: 1114-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Slavin, George;

SERIES Frazee, Steve (story). DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING : Hardin, Ty. W ITH : Bradford, Lane; Coburn, James; Dehner, John; Warwick, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. Riding Solo (= Bronco 1-11). AIR DATE: 02-10-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-17-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-01-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Blackburn, Tom; Perkins, Kenneth (story). STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Anderson, Anne; Crane, Dick; Graham, Stacy; Harmon, John; Leland, David; Lowery, Robert; Mamakos, Peter; Masters, William; Teal, Ray; Wells, Maurice; Wright, Will. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Marijane. Borrowed Glory (= Bronco 1-12). AIR DATE: 02-241959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-11-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-121958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Giler, Berne; Reed, Lewis (story); Knight, Vick (story). STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Baylor, Hal; Cooper, Charles; Martin, Andra; Reynolds, William; Thorson, Russell; Vaughn, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T., file. The Silent Witness (= Bronco 1-13). AIR DATE: 0310-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1958. LAST REVISION: 0102-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Belgard, Arnold; Gries, Tom; Pittman, Maurita (story). DIRECTOR : Jones, Harmon. S TARRING : Hardin, Ty. W ITH : Alberoni, Sherry; Alcaide, Chris; Carver, Tina; Conway, Russ; Davis, Karl; Swenson, Karl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Belles of Silver Flat (Golden Petticoats) (= Bronco 1-14). AIR DATE: 03-24-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 0112-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Fisher, Bob; Lipscott, Alan. D IRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Beradino, John; Roberts, Pernell; Taylor, Vaughn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Prairie Skipper (Incident of the Southern Cross) (= Bronco 1-17). AIR DATE: 05-05-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 02-23-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-24-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Belgard, Arnold. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Bane, Holly; Chase, Stephen (Alden Chase); Duncan, Kenne; Greene, Lorne; Howell, Arlene; Patterson, Hank; Romero, Carlos; Russell, Bing ; Simpson, Mickey; Stewart, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Jane. Hero of the Town (= Bronco 1-19). AIR DATE: 0602-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1959. LAST REVISION: 0423-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Belgard, Arnold. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Bari, Lynn; Carlyle, Richard; Coit, Stephen; De Sales, Francis; Hunter, Henry; Lauter, Harry; Mayer, Ken; Rangno, Terry; Weber, Karl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. Red Water North (The Frontiersman) (= Bronco 1-20). AIR DATE: 09-19-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 04-07-1959. VERSION: final draft part 1. WRITERS: Earnshaw, Fenton; Riesner, Dean; Le May, Alan (story). DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. STARRING: Hardin, Ty. WITH: Douglas, Burt; Forest, Michael; Hayes, Ron; McKinley, J. Edward; Provine, Dorothy; Sanders, Hugh; Selby, Sarah; Soulé, Olan; Swenson, Karl; Thordsen, Kelly. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Silver, Art (producer). Blind Spot #4-1. A IR D ATE : 09-21-1959. SCRIPT

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Cheyenne DATE: 02-19-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-23-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Freiberger, Fred. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Byron, Jean; Crawford, Robert; Kelley, Barry; Litel, John; Sheridan, Dan; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Rebellion (The Rebel) #4-3. AIR DATE: 10-121959. SCRIPT DATE: 06-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-071959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slavin, George. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Austin, Carmen; De Kova, Frank; De Santis, Joe; Domergue, Faith; Dubov, Paul; Marley, John; Romero, Carlos. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; memo from Jack Emanuel to Art Silver concerning change requests, based on Continuity Acceptance Dept. report by Dorothy Brown (6-19-1959). The Counterfeit Gun (The Ringer) #5-2. AIR DATE: 10-10-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 06-11-1960. LAST REVISION: 06-15-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hermanos, W. DIRECTOR: Hopper, Jerry. WITH: Gaye, Lisa; Lowery, Robert; Mims, William; Reitzen, Jack; Scotti, Vito; Smith, K.L.; Teal, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Two Trails to Santa Fe #5-4. AIR DATE: 11-28-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-07-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Smith, Charles B.; Nafziger, Ray (story). DIRECTOR : Sparr, Robert. S TARRING : Hardin, Ty. W ITH : Anderson, Robert G.; Carricart, Robert; Colbert, Robert; Fields, Darlene; Graves, Gayla; Harmon, John; Reed, Walter; Stuart, Randy; Webb, Richard; Wilde, Sonja. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; originally written for Bronco. Incident at Dawson Flats #5-6. AIR DATE: 01-091961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1960. LAST REVISION: 11-171960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Douglas, Warren; De Vry, Guy. P RODUCER : Dunne, Burt. D IRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH : Ankrum, Morris; Cliff, John; Fancher, Hampton; Gaynor, Jock; Mills, Mort; Mohr, Gerald; O’Brien, Joan; Sutton, Grady. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Orr, William T. (executive producer), file. The Return of Mr. Grimm #5-8. PROD. NO.: 7118. AIR DATE: 02-13-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1960. LAST REVISION: 12-14-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slavin, George. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Healey, Myron; Manson, Maurice; Price, Sherwood; Roberts, Stephen; Sands, Anita; Sherman, Orville. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; scene breakdown. The Beholden #5-9. AIR DATE: 02-27-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1960. LAST REVISION: 12-23-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Smith, Charles B. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Allman, Sheldon; Baer, Max, Jr.; Foulk, Robert; Hubbard, John; Megowan, Don; Stafford, Hanley; Wymore, Patrice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lone Patrol (Deathtrap) #5-11. AIR DATE: 04-101961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1961. LAST REVISION: 02-171961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Goodwins, Leslie. WITH: Holcombe, Harry; Howdy, Clyde; Keach, Stacy, Sr.; McCord, Evan (Joseph Gallison); McQueeney, Robert; Weston, Brad. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Winchester Quarantine #6-1. A IR DATE : 09-251961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-24-1961. LAST REVISION: 07-051961. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Chermak, Cy;

The Chicago Teddy Bears Fitz-Richard, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Alonzo, John; Brodie, Steve; Cummings, Susan; Elliott, Ross; Fawcett, William; Jolley, I. Stanford; Mallinson, Rory. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. (Exec. Prod.), file. Trouble Street #6-2. AIR DATE: 10-02-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 04-21-1961. LAST REVISION: 04-25-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Angell, Buckley. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH: Capri, Anna (Ahna); Coburn, James; Drake, Tom; McVey, Patrick; Powers, Mala; Rankin, Gilman; Van Cleef, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; handwritten critical notes on title page. USED BY: Bluel, R. Cross Purpose #6-3. AIR DATE: 10-09-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-05-1961. LAST REVISION: 05-18-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lang, David. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Brooke, Walter; De Kova, Frank; Forest, Michael; Gerstle, Frank; Jolley, I. Stanford; Meadows, Joyce; Rich, Dick; Ryan, Edmon; Simpson, Mickey; Stewart, Art; Tatro, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Young Fugitives (The Kid with the Gun) #64. AIR DATE: 10-23-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-16-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Fuller, Lester. DIRECTOR: Yarbrough, James P. WITH: Bardette, Trevor; Cahill, Barry; Chandler, Lane; Evans, Richard; Haggerty, Don; Knight, Edward; Langton, Paul; Lummis, Dayton; Rogers, Richard; Tannen, Charles; Van Sickel, Dale; Whitfield, Anne. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Koenig. Day’s Pay #6-5. AIR DATE: 10-31-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1961. LAST REVISION : 04-03-1961. V ERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lang, David. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH : Acosta, Rodolfo; Bardette, Trevor; Boles, Jim; Durren, John; Gallison, Joseph; Gilson, Tom; McCord, Evan; McRae, Ellen (Ellen Burstyn); Ramondetta, John; Waterman, Willard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. John Abbot #6-8. AIR D ATE : 12-04-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1961. LAST REVISION: 09-27-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Belgard, Arnold. DIRECTOR: Sarafian, Richard C. WITH : Brand, Jolene; Breck, Peter; Hale, Richard; Whitney, Peter; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Brahma Bull #6-9. AIR DATE: 12-11-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1961. LAST REVISION: 10-20-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: von Fritsch, Gunther. WITH : Carnell, Suzi; Cliff, John; Hagen, Kevin; Howdy, Clyde; Orr, Owen; Reynolds, William; Wallace, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. (Exec. Prod.). The Idol #6-11. AIR DATE: 01-29-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1961. LAST REVISION: 12-11-1961. VERSION: final draft. W RITERS: Freiberger, Fred; Wehling, Bob. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Byron, Jean; Duncan, Craig; Gordon, Leo; Mobley, Roger; Morrow, Jeff; Wilbanks, Don; Williams, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Silver, Art (Producer). One Way Ticket #6-12. A IR D ATE : 02-19-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-18-1961. LAST REVISION: 12-29-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hamner, Robert. DIRECTOR: Lang, Otto. WITH: Anderson, Robert; Arlen, Rox-

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anne; Bronson, Lillian; Carey, Philip; Dapo, Ronnie; Leeds, Maureen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; William L. Stuart Project. Pocketful of Stars #7-8. A IR DATE : 11-12-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-01-1962. LAST REVISION: 08-03-1962. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Douglas, Warren. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH: Anderson, Robert; Bradford, Marshall; Brown, Peter; De Kova, Frank; Foulk, Robert; Lee, Weaver; Lu, Lisa; Olmstead, Nelson; Tsiang, H.T. Johnny Brassbuttons #7-11. AIR DATE: 12-03-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1962. LAST REVISION: 10-11-1962. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Douglas, Warren. DIRECTOR : Waggner, George. W ITH : Carey, Philip; Pate, Michael; Summers, Yale; Vetri, Victoria; Williams, Adam; Young, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Wanted for the Murder of Cheyenne Bodie #7-12. AIR DATE: 12-10-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1962. LAST REVISION: 10-17-1962. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Collins, Richard; Fierro, Joyce (story). DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. W ITH : Foran, Dick; Lee, Ruta; Knapp, Robert; Martin, Andra; Reynolds, William; Webb, Richard; Weston, Brad. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Showdown at Oxbend (Showdown at Ganzer) #713. AIR DATE: 12-17-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1962. L AST REVISION : 10-29-1962. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Usher, Jack R. DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. W ITH : Caulfield, Joan; Duggan, Andrew; Griffith, James; Teal, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; final episode.

The Chicago Teddy Bears HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17 to Dec. 17, 1971; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD . CO.: Warner Bros. Television in association with Dean Jones Productions, and Equinox Productions. PRODUCERS: Averback, Hy; Thorpe, Jerry. DIRECTORS: Averback, Hy; Golden, Murray; Nelson, Gary; Tokar, Norman. STARRING: Banner, John; Jones, Dean; Metrano, Art. W ITH : Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Kaplan, Marvin; Mazurki, Mike; Shaughnessy, Mickey. • Sitcom about the fight over a Chicago speakeasy between an honest man and his mobster cousin in the 1920s. Tender Loving Kindness #1-1. PROD. NO.: 29051. AIR DATE: 09-17-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1971. LAST REVISION: 08-17-1971. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Bullock, Harvey; Allen, R.S. DIRECTOR: Tokar, Norman. WITH: Barberio, Tony; Bennett, Marjorie; Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Kaplan, Marvin; Landers, Muriel; Mazurki, Mike; Panaieff, Michael; Shaughnessy, Mickey; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; revised shooting schedule (Aug. 16-20, 1971); 2 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (1 copy). Mr. Suave #1-3. PROD. NO.: 29042. AIR DATE: 10-011971. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1971. LAST REVISION: 08-061971. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Julian, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Tokar, Norman. W ITH : Brand, Neville; Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Kaplan, Marvin; McConnell, Judith; Shaughnessy, Mickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; stamp: “Received Aug

SERIES 5, 1971 E.M.”; shooting schedule (incl. pickups for The Alderman; Aug. 6, 9-10, 1971). The Big Grab #1-5. PROD. NO.: 29045. AIR DATE: 10-15-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1971. LAST REVISION: 08-16-1971. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Sharp, Phil. WITH: Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Jenkins, Allen; Kaplan, Marvin; Kinskey, Leonid; Mazurki, Mike; Melton, Sid; Osmond, Cliff ; Shaughnessy, Mickey ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Horse of Another Color #1-6. PROD. NO.: 29052. AIR DATE: 10-22-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1971. LAST REVISION: 09-23-1971. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Raynor, William; Wilder, Myles. PRODUCER: Thorpe, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gary. WITH: Beregi, Oscar; Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Kaplan, Marvin; Persoff, Nehemiah; Shaughnessy, Mickey; Zuckert, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; shooting schedule (Sept. 14-16, 1971). Linc Minds the Baby #1-7. PROD. NO.: 29050. AIR DATE : 10-29-1971. SCRIPT DATE : 08-18-1971. LAST REVISION: 09-02-1971. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Julian, Arthur. D IRECTOR: Golden, Murray. WITH : Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Maryan, Irene; Mazurki, Mike; Mitchell, Florence; Robello, Mike; Shaughnessy, Mickey. A DDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; credits; set list; stamp: “Received Aug 19, 1971 E.M.”; shooting schedule (Aug. 20, 23-26, 1971). The Spy #1-9. PROD. NO.: 29046. AIR DATE: 11-121971. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1971. LAST REVISION: 10-151971. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Greenbaum, Everett; Fritzell, James. WITH: Collins, Choo Choo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Billy the Kid #1-10. PROD. NO.: 29057. AIR DATE: 1119-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 09-13-1971. LAST REVISION: 0927-1971. VERSION: revised draft. WRITERS: Bullock, Harvey; Allen, R.S. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Auction #1-11. PROD. NO.: 29053. AIR DATE: 1126-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1971. LAST REVISION: 1011-1971. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Starr, Ben. DIRECTOR: Golden, Murray. WITH: Conried, Hans; Demond, Mary; Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Kaplan, Marvin; Shaughnessy, Mickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; shooting schedule (Oct. 11-14, 1971); 2 copies. Annie Get Your Cue [?] (Miss Prohibition) #1-12. PROD. NO.: 29059. AIR DATE: 12-03-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1971. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Wilder, Myles; Raynor, William. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. #1-13 [originally planned as pilot episode]. AIR DATE: 12-10-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1971. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Bullock, Harvey; Allen, R.S. D IRECTOR: Averback, Hy. W ITH : Farr, Jamie; Hall, Huntz; Kaplan, Marvin; Mazurki, Mike; Raft, George; Shaughnessy, Mickey; Sothern, Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

CHiPs HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1977, to May 1, 1983; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.

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Cimarron Strip Glen; Baker, Rod; Gordon, William D.; Doherty, James. PRODUCER: Rosner, Rick. DIRECTOR: Hessler, Gordon. W ITH : Edelman, Herb; Lazar, Ava. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Crack-Up #1-21. PROD. NO.: 3428. AIR DATE: 0309-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-12-1978. LAST REVISION: 0215-1978. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Borchert, Rudolph; Chermak, Cy; Gordon, William D.; Doherty, James. PRODUCER: Rosner, Rick. DIRECTOR: Bondelli, Phil. WITH: Aresco, Joey; Braxton, Robin; Diller, Phyllis; Goldman, Danny; Jenner, Linda Thompson; Lawrence, Marc; Pine, Phillip; Rhodes, Harry; Sandy, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Pressure Point #2-16. PROD. NO.: 3443. AIR DATE: 01-20-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 11-27-1978. LAST REVISION: 12-11-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Coyle, Paul Robert; Gordon, William D.; Doherty, James. DIRECTOR : Bondelli, Phil. W ITH : Crosby, Mary; Fowley, Douglas V.; Greer, Brodie; Leary, Brianne; Linke, Paul; Moyer, Phillip; Pine, Robert; Stearns, Michael; Stockwell, Guy; Troupe, Tom; Vallee, Rudy; Wiley, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; work order; revised work order; statement of payment for Rudy Vallee; 2 copies.

Cimarron Strip HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 7, 1967, to Mar. 7, 1968; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 90 minutes; 23 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; Stuart Whitman Corporation. E XEC . P ROD .: Leacock, Philip. PRODUCERS: Benton, Douglas; McEveety, Bernard; Whitman, Stuart. STARRING: Boone, Randy; Herbert, Percy; Townsend, Jill; Whitman, Stuart. • Western series about a sheriff in Cimarron Country, a strip of land situated between the Kansas Territory and Indian Territory. The Search #1-9. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 12; 1260-0712. AIR DATE: 11-09-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1967. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Wood, William; Miller, Herman (story). DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Cotten, Joseph; Davis, Bud; Davis, Jim; Gavin, James; George, Bud; Hansen, Arthur, Jr.; Jones, L.Q.; King, Zalman; Lauter, Harry; Lippe, Jonathan; O’Brien, Richard; Scott, Martha; Seel, Charles; Strickland, Amzie; Summers, Jerry. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list.

Circle of Fear / Ghost Story HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 17, 1972 (pilot); Sept. 15, 1972, to Mar. 30, 1973; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 22 episodes (Ghost Story / Circle of Fear; + pilot). PROD. CO.: Screen Gems and William Castle Productions. E XEC . PROD .: Castle, William. P RODUCER : Rogosin, Joel. DIRECTOR: Sangster, Jimmy (for introductions and epilogues, also writer). HOST: Cabot, Sebastian (episodes 1-13). • Thriller/horror anthology series with Sebastian Cabot as narrator (episodes 113 — under the title Ghost Story); the new title was used from episode 14 on, when the narrator was dropped and some suspense stories were included. The Ghost of Potter’s Field (The Doppelganger) #1-21. PROD . NO.: 184627. AIR D ATE : 03-23-1973.

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SCRIPT DATE: 01-08-1973. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Ballinger, Bill S. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Boyett, William; Conway, Gary; Harrington, Pat, Jr.; Healy, Myron; Hunter, Tab; Joston, Darwin; Mandan, Robert; Petrullo, Joe; Pine, Phillip; Sorel, Louise; Winchell, Paul.

The Cisco Kid HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (1951-53). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Sept. 5, 1950, to Mar. 22, 1956; 30 minutes; 156 episodes. PROD. C O.: Ziv Television Programs; Cisco Kid Pictures. PRODUCERS: Krasne, Philip N.; Schwimmer, Walter; Ziv, Frederick W. D IRECTORS: Abrahams, Derwin; Davis, Eddie; Goodwins, Leslie; Hillyer, Lambert; Landres, Paul; Martin, Sobey. STARRING: Carillo, Leo; Renaldo, Duncan. • Western series with action, adventure and comedy elements in the tradition of the Lone Ranger— the first series to be shot in color. The Spanish Dagger. PROD. NO.: 52B. AIR DATE: 01-05-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-18-1951. LAST REVISION: 09-19-1951. VERSION: final master script. W RITERS: Cheney, J. Benton; Tompkins, Walker A. (story). D IRECTOR: Landres, Paul. W ITH : Bennett, Ray (Raphael); Davis, Karl (“Killer”); Dean, Mary; Maynard, Kermit; Simpson, Mickey; Vallon, Michael. The Puppeteer. PROD. NO.: TP-55B. AIR DATE: 0119-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-21-1952. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Lieberman, Irwin. D IRECTOR: Cahan, George M. WITH: Bane, Holly; Hatton, Raymond; Manley, Louise; Mapes, Ted; Marston, Joel; Penn, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. USED BY: cutters. Monkey Business. PROD. NO.: MB-57B. AIR DATE: 01-26-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-31-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: White, Robert A. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Hanneford, Gracie; Hanneford, Poodles; Murray, Zon; Reed, Marshall. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; partial credits; set list; stunts; synopsis; scene breakdown. USED BY: Berke. The Talking Dog. PROD. NO.: 54B. AIR DATE: 0223-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Wilson, Warren. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Davis, Gail; Livermore, Paul; Mack, Cactus; Payne, Bruce; Pinson, Allen; Taylor, Ferris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. Laughing Badman. PROD. NO.: LB-58B. AIR DATE: 03-08-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-01-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Beecher, Elizabeth. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Curtis, Billy; Ingram, Jack; Murray, Don; Reed, Marshall. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; partial credits; set list; stunts; synopsis. USED BY: Berke. Lost City. PROD. NO.: LC-65B. AIR DATE: 03-291952. SCRIPT DATE: 05-14-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. WITH: Bakewell, William; Cabal, Robert; Griffith, Billy; Monroe, Tom; Saunders, Gloria. USED BY: Davis. Lodestone. PROD. NO.: LDS-68B. AIR DATE: 04-261952. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1952. VERSION: final revised script. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. W ITH : Bradford, Marshall; Clark, Gordon;

SERIES Dawson, Hal K.; Osborne, Bud; Rowland, Henry; Stewart, Peggy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. Church in Town. PROD. NO.: CIT-74B. AIR DATE: 05-17-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-12-1952. LAST REVISION: 09-15-1952. VERSION: final master script. W RITERS: Kelso, Edmond; Jefferson, L.V. (idea). D IRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Albertson, Lillian; Bartlett, Benny; Bernard, Tom; Clark, Davison; Reed, Marshall; Taylor, Forrest. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. The Fire Engine. PROD. NO.: TFE-71B. AIR DATE: 0531-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1952. LAST REVISION: 07-181952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Lieberman, Irwin. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Hamilton, John; Henry, William A. (Bill); Leeds, Peter; Patterson, Hank; Poule, Ezelle; Roberts, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. The Census Taker. PROD. NO.: TCT-75B. AIR DATE: 06-07-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Bohem, Hilda; Bohem, Endre. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Anderson, James; Ates, Roscoe; Cobb, Edmund; Fawcett, William; James, Kyle; Sharp, Alex; Wayne, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. Fear. PROD. NO.: FER-72B. AIR DATE: 06-28-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1952. LAST REVISION: 07-18-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Hamilton, John; Henry, William (Bill); Kimbell, Anne; Leeds, Peter; Poule, Ezelle; Roberts, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. The Commodore Goes West. PROD. NO.: CGW-61B. AIR DATE: 07-12-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Clayton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Clark, Edward; Leighton, Linda; Maynard, Kermit; Richards, Keith; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; handwritten casting notes. USED BY: Berke. The Runaway Kid. PROD. NO.: TRK-77B. AIR DATE: 02-15-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1952. LAST REVISION: 09-25-1952. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Conway, Dick. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Bice, Robert; Harrison, James; Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Norman, B.G.; Pickard, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stunts; synopsis. The Gramophone. PROD. NO.: FGF-85B. AIR DATE: 10-23-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1953. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Hamilton, Roy. D IRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Boyett, William; Cody, Iron Eyes; Talbot, Lyle; Tannen, William; Turich, Rosa. USED BY: Benson. Freedom of the Press. PROD. NO.: FTP-87B. AIR DATE: 10-29-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 05-13-1953. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Goldman, Lawrence. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. W ITH : Avonde, Richard; Catching, Bill; Jolley, I. Stanford; Marion, Paul; Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. The Indian Uprising. P ROD . NO.: IUR-86B. A IR DATE: 12-11-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1953. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Lund, Larry. DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Boyett, William; Cody, Iron Eyes; Talbot, Lyle; Tannen, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Benson.

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City Assignment see Big Town City Detective HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1953-1955; 30 minutes; 65 episodes. PROD. CO.: MCA; Revue Productions. PRODUCER: Irving, Richard. DIRECTORS: English, John; Finkel, Robert S. (Bob); Herschel, Daugherty; Martinson, Leslie H. STARRING: Cameron, Rod. • Crime series about a tough New York City policeman. Thirteen O’Clock #2-13. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 48; 578. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-06-1954. WRITER: Earnshaw, Fenton W. WITH: Drake, Christian; Henry, Tom Browne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Thayer, T.

The Clear Horizon HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: July 11, 1960, to Mar. 11, 1961; Feb. 26 to June 11, 1962; Mondays through Fridays, 11:30 A.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. C REATED BY : Starr, Manya. P RODUCER : Polachek, Charles. DIRECTORS: Behar, Joseph; Cooler, Hal. STARRING : Avery, Phyllis (1960-1962); Kemmer, Edward (1960-1962); Lane, Rusty; McVeagh, Eve. W ITH : Alexander, Denise (1960); Allyn, William; Bennett, Bern; Berger, William (1960-1961); Bridges, Beau (1960-1962); Brown, Tom; Carter, Jimmy; Coogan, Richard (1960-1961); Curtis, Craig; Edwards, James; England, Hal; Fox, Michael (1960-1961); Hammond, Earl; Herbert, Charles (1960-1961); Keane, Charles; Knight, Ted (1960-1962); Markova, Lydia; Meriwether, Lee (1960-1962); Mitchum, John; Rock, William; Roerick, William (1960-1961, 1962); Shepard, Jan. • Soap opera about a military family that moved to Cape Canaveral, FL (first run live). After a break of almost a year, the second run, which was taped, focused on a different family. SCRIPT NO.: 79. AIR DATE: 06-15-1962. TAPE DATE: 05-21-1962. WRITER: Starr, Manya. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH : Avery, Phyllis; Beckman, Henry; Fox, Michael; Kemmer, Edward; Levy, Sig; Onyx, Narda. ADDITIONAL INFO: final show; cast of characters; call sheet; scene breakdown; revised rehearsal schedule. USED BY: Fox, Michael.

Climax! (Climax Mystery Theater) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1954, to June 26, 1958; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 166 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCERS: Manulis, Martin; Windust, Bretaigne. H OSTS : Lundigan, William; Costa, Mary. • Dramatic anthology series that began as a live production, then switched to taped episodes. Once a month from Sept. 30, 1954, to Apr. 17, 1958 it was replaced by Shower of Stars (see there). Island in the City #3-1. PROD. NO.: 56-2. AIR DATE: 10-04-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. PRODUCER: Peterson, Edgar. DIRECTOR: Kulik, Buzz. WITH: Cianelli, Eduardo; Dowling, Doris; Gregory, James; Mineo, Sal; Montalban, Ricardo; Vye, Murvyn. ADDITIONAL INFO:

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Code Red HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1981 (pilot); Nov. 1, 1981, to July 11, 1982; Sundays, 7:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 19 episodes + (pilot). PROD. CO.: Irwin Allen Productions, in association with Columbia Pictures Television. PRODUCER: Allen, Irwin. STARRING: Greene, Lorne. WITH: Adams, Julie; Albee, Josh; Alda, Robert; Crittenden, James; DeBenning, Burr; Deignan, Martina; Engelman, Anthony; Garay, Joaquin III; Haysbert, Dennis; Jones, Sam J.; Lindine, Jack; Maross, Joe; Penrod, Judith; Penya, Anthony; Rich, Adam; Stevens, Andrew. • Adventure series about a family of fire fighters. A Saved Life #1-1. PROD. NO.: 181201. AIR DATE: 1101-1981. SCRIPT DATES: 08-21-1981 / 09-02-1981. LAST REVISION: 08-27-1981. VERSIONS: shooting final (working draft); revised shooting final (working draft). WRITERS: Hunter, Lew; Raschella, Carole (revisions); Raschella, Michael (revisions). D IRECTOR: Fenady, Georg J. WITH : Boone, Brendan; La Torre, Tony; Marlo, Steven; Sampson, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. USED BY: part of “Jake.”

Code 3 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Apr. 2 to Dec. 24, 1957; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Hal Roach Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal. PRODUCER: Roach, Hal, Jr. DIRECTORS: Blair, George; Godfrey, Peter; Kenton, Earle C.; Landres, Paul; Waggner, George. STARRING: Travis, Richard. WITH: Pyle, Denver; Wynn, Fred. • Police series based on case histories of the Los Angeles Sheriffs Department. Many episodes ended with an appearance by then Los Angeles County Sheriff Eugene W. Biscailuz. The Water Skier #1-13. PROD. NO.: 9782. AIR DATE: 06-25-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-11-1956. WRITER: Lewis, Jerry D. WITH: Connors, Mike (Touch); Creed, Roger; Dark, Christopher; De Sales, Francis; Hadley, Nancy; Horton, Robert; Janiss, Vivi. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Colgate Comedy Hour / The Colgate Variety Hour (see also NBC Comedy Hour) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 10, 1950, to Dec. 25, 1955; Sundays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 221 episodes. PROD . CO.: Colgate-Pamolive-Peet; NBC. EXEC . PROD.: Fuller, Sam. PRODUCERS: Kern, James; Ostroff, Manning. HOSTS: Abbott, Bud; Allen, Fred; Cantor, Eddie; Clark, Bobby; Costello, Lou; Durante, Jimmy; Gleason, Jackie; Lewis, Jerry; Martin, Dean; Hope, Bob; O’Connor, Donald. • Variety program with comedy elements, presented by alternating “regular” hosts and guest hosts and sometimes replaced by comedy plays and musicals. The first name change occurred in the summer (June 5) of 1955, the second in midsea-

son (Jan. 8, 1956), when Colgate dropped its sponsorship. The Tony Martin Show #2-31. AIR DATE: 03-301952. VERSION: second revision. W RITERS: Shapiro, Danny; Quillan, Joe; Silvers, Sid. PRODUCER: Kern, James. DIRECTORS: Kern, James; Moore, Kingman T. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Goodman, Al. CHOREOGRAPHER: Raset, Val. HOST: Martin, Tony. WITH: Marx, Chico; Marx, Harpo; Starr, Kay; The St. Paul Choir. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. The Eddie Cantor Show #3-22. AIR DATE: 02-151953. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Ostroff, Manning ; Cantor, Eddie. EXEC . PROD .: Fuller, Sam. PRODUCERS: Cantor, Eddie; Ostroff, Manning. DIRECTOR: Jordan, Jim. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Goodman, Al. HOST: Cantor, Eddie. WITH: Baird, Sharon; Berner, Sara; D’Andrea, Tom; Daniels, Billy; Fields, Sid; Jenks, Frank; Kaye, Danny; Kellog, Ray; Loesser, Frank; March, Hal; Richards, Danny, Jr.; Russell, Connie; Wrigley, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; some notes. USED BY: Terien. Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis Show #6-7. AIR DATE: 11-13-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Phillips, Arthur; Crane, Harry. PRODUCER: Glucksman, Ernest D. DIRECTOR: Finkel, Robert S. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Stabile, Dick. HOSTS: Martin, Dean; Lewis, Jerry. WITH: Elsom, Isobel; Frome, Milton; Kane, Byron; Lovequist, Evelyn; Meyer, Torben; Mitchell, Frank; The Norman Luboff Choir; Petersen, Patty; Stabile, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown. USED BY: Martin, Dean.

Colt .45 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 18, 1957, to June 21, 1960; Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Sundays, 9:00 P.M. (season 2 to #3-16); Tuesdays (from #3-17); 30 minutes; 67 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. E XEC . PROD .: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: David, Mack; Francis, Cedric; Hoffman, Joseph; Huggins, Roy; Tatelman, Harry. STARRING: May, Donald; Preston, Wayde. • Western series about Christopher Colt, son of the inventor of the Colt revolver, who works as a government agent, posing as a gun salesman. In the second season he was replaced by his cousin Sam (because of a contract dispute), but he returned in the third season. The series was based on the 1950 movie of the same title. Dead Aim #2-2. AIR DATE: 04-12-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-02-1958. VERSION: final draft. W RITERS: Root, Wells; Harris, Sid (story). DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH : Doucette, John; Greene, Jaclynne; Maloney, James; Russell, Bing. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Lee, [Sholem?]. The Magic Box #2-3. AIR DATE: 04-19-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-26-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Winehouse, Irwin; Wolf, A. Sanford. D IRECTOR: Waggner, George. W ITH : Carr, Michael; Manson, Maurice; Sheridan, Dan; Stuart, Barbara; Taylor, Vaughn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Sanctuary #2-6. AIR DATE: 05-10-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-24-1959. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Gruber, Frank; Riesner,

SERIES Dean; Emanuel, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Copelan, Jodie. WITH : Talbot, Lyle; Lauter, Harry; Martin, Andra; Williams, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Pirate (Old Iron Pin) #2-9. AIR DATE: 05-311959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-231958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: McDermid, Finlay; Keene, Day (story). W ITH : Foulk, Robert; Fuller, Lance; Hamilton, Neil; Kane, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Law West of the Pecos #2-10. AIR DATE: 06-07-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-26-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Battle, John Tucker. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Ferguson, Frank; Gaye, Lisa; Kennedy, Douglas; Lally, William; Lambert, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Don’t Tell Joe #2-11. AIR DATE: 06-14-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-26-1959. LAST REVISION: 03-31-1959. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Zimm, Maurice; Dixon, Peter. WITH: Anderson, James; Fredericks, Charles; Webster, Mary; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Devil’s Godson #3-3. AIR DATE: 10-18-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-18-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-21-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Boylan, Malcolm Stuart; Emanuel, Jack (story); Barnett, James (story). DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Bradford, Lane; Dexter, Alan; Lewis, Forrest; Morriss, Ann; Paul, Nick; Wells, Billy; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Bradford, Lane (part of “Pete Jessup”). The Cause #3-14. AIR DATE : 02-28-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-18-1960. LAST REVISION: 01-20-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Wolf, A. Sanford; Winehouse, Irwin. DIRECTOR: Cumberstone, Bruce. WITH: Coffin, Tristram; Contreras, Roberto; Hoyos, Rodolfo; Landa, Miguel; Montoya, Julia; Novello, Jay; Rey, Silvia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters (some cast); set list; some notes. USED BY: Montoya, Julia. Chain of Command #3-17. AIR DATE: 04-05-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-23-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Riesner, Dean; Browne, Howard; Huggins, Roy (story). DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Baxter, Alan; Blake, Jean; Elliot, Ross; Jones, Gordon; Vinson, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Strange Encounter #3-20. AIR DATE: 04-26-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-02-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-09-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Leicester, William F.; Hermanos, W.; Rubine, Irving (story). WITH: Albertson, Frank; Colbert, Robert; Ragan, Mike; Rogers, Kasey; Taylor, Vaughn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Appointment in Agoura #3-26. AIR DATE: 06-071960. SCRIPT DATE: 04-11-1960. LAST REVISION: 04-191960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Leicester, William F. (also story); Morris, Edmund; Hermanos, W. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Drexel, Steve; Reason, Rhodes; Reynolds, Alan; Robinson, Chris; Torey, Hal. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Showdown at Goldtown #3-27. AIR DATE: 06-141960. SCRIPT DATE: 04-20-1960. LAST REVISION: 04-261960. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Hermanos, W.; Leicester, William F.; Perkins, Kenneth (story). DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Barclay, Jered; Blake, Larry

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Concerning Miss Marlowe J.; Cason, John; Colbert, Robert; Lee, Ruta; Shannon, Harry; Sheridan, Dan; Terrell, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. (Exec. Prod.).

Concerning Miss Marlowe HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 255 scripts (250 episodes; presentations; story treatments for episodes #16-45, 61-190; audition notes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: July 5, 1954, to July 1, 1955; weekdays, 3:45 P.M.; 15 minutes. PROD. C O.: Procter & Gamble Productions. C REATED BY: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. PRODUCER: McDermott, Tom. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. STARRING: Allbritton, Louise; Shields, Helen. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Buka, David; Burton, Sarah; Comegys, Kathleen; Gibson, John; Gilbert, Lauren; Martin, Ross; Raby, John; Sanders, Byron; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen; Thorn, Bert; White, Chris; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. • Soap opera following the adventures of a 40-year old New York actress. #1. AIR DATE: 07-05-1954. WITH: Raby, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; continuity for Thursday closed circuit telecast; 2 copies. USED BY: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #2. AIR DATE: 07-06-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. #3. AIR DATE: 07-07-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Raby, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. #4. AIR DATE: 07-08-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #5. AIR DATE: 07-09-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #6. AIR DATE: 07-12-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Seymour, Jane; Bosworth, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #7-A. AIR DATE: 07-13-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #7-8. AIR DATE: 07-14-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #9. AIR DATE: 07-15-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #10. AIR DATE: 07-16-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Raby, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #11. AIR DATE: 07-19-1954. VERSION: carbon copy. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #12. AIR DATE: 07-20-1954. WITH: Burton, Sarah; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #13. AIR DATE: 07-21-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #14. AIR DATE: 07-22-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #15. AIR DATE: 07-23-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #16. AIR DATE: 07-26-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patri-

Concerning Miss Marlowe cia; Gibson, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #17. AIR DATE: 07-27-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #18. AIR DATE: 07-28-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies (one revised). #19. AIR DATE: 07-29-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #20. AIR DATE: 07-30-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #21. AIR DATE: 08-02-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #22. AIR DATE: 08-03-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #23. AIR DATE: 08-04-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #24. AIR DATE: 08-05-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Raby, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #25. AIR DATE: 08-06-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #26. AIR DATE: 08-09-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #27. AIR DATE: 08-10-1954. WITH: Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #28. AIR DATE: 08-11-1954. WITH: Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #29. AIR DATE: 08-12-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Raby, John; Shields, Helen; Thorn, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #30. AIR DATE: 08-13-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Thorn, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #31. AIR D ATE : 08-16-1954. WITH : Raby, John; Thorn, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #32. AIR DATE: 08-17-1954. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #33. AIR DATE: 08-18-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #34. AIR DATE: 08-19-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #35. AIR DATE: 08-20-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #36. AIR D ATE : 08-23-1954. W ITH : Lewis, Abby; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #37. AIR DATE: 08-24-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #38. AIR DATE: 08-25-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Shields, Helen; Thorn, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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SERIES #39. AIR DATE: 08-26-1954. WITH: Bosworth, Patricia; Gibson, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #40. AIR DATE: 08-27-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen; Thorn, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #41. AIR DATE: 08-30-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #42. AIR DATE: 08-31-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #43. AIR DATE: 09-01-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Shields, Helen; Thorn, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #44. AIR DATE : 09-02-1954. W ITH : Raby, John; Shields, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #45. AIR D ATE : 09-03-1954. W ITH : Raby, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #46. AIR DATE: 09-06-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #47. AIR DATE: 09-07-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Thorn, Bert; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #48. AIR DATE: 09-08-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #49. AIR DATE: 09-09-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #50. AIR DATE: 09-10-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #51. AIR DATE: 09-13-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #52. AIR DATE: 09-14-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #53. AIR DATE: 09-15-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #54. AIR DATE: 09-16-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #55. AIR DATE: 09-17-1954. WITH: Burton, Sarah; Gilbert, Lauren; Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #56. AIR DATE: 09-20-1954. WITH: Gilbert, Lauren; Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #57. AIR DATE: 09-21-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #58. AIR D ATE : 09-22-1954. W ITH : Lewis, Abby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #59. AIR DATE: 09-23-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #60. AIR DATE: 09-24-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #61. AIR DATE: 09-27-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #62. AIR DATE: 09-28-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #63. AIR DATE: 09-29-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Sey-

SERIES mour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #64. AIR DATE: 09-30-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #65. AIR DATE: 10-01-1954. WITH: Raby, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #66. AIR DATE: 10-04-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #67. AIR DATE: 10-05-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #68. AIR DATE: 10-06-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #69. AIR DATE: 10-07-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #70. AIR DATE: 10-08-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #71. AIR DATE: 10-13-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #72. AIR DATE: 10-14-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #73. AIR DATE: 10-15-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #74. AIR DATE: 10-18-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #75. AIR DATE: 10-19-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #76. AIR DATE: 10-20-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #77. AIR DATE: 10-21-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #78. AIR DATE: 10-22-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #79. AIR DATE: 10-25-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #80. AIR DATE: 10-26-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #81. AIR DATE: 10-27-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #82. AIR DATE: 10-28-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #83. AIR DATE: 10-29-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #84. AIR DATE: 11-01-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #85. AIR DATE: 11-02-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #86. AIR DATE: 11-03-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #87. AIR DATE: 11-04-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #88. AIR DATE: 11-05-1954. WITH: Raby, John; Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #89. AIR DATE: 11-08-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #90. AIR DATE: 11-09-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Concerning Miss Marlowe #91. AIR DATE: 11-09-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #92. AIR DATE: 11-11-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #93. AIR DATE: 11-12-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #94. AIR DATE: 11-15-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #95. AIR DATE: 11-16-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #96. AIR DATE: 11-17-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #97. AIR DATE: 11-18-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #98. AIR DATE: 11-19-1954. WITH: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #99. AIR DATE: 11-22-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #100. AIR D ATE : 11-23-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #101. AIR DATE: 11-24-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #102. AIR DATE: 11-25-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #103. AIR DATE: 11-26-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #104. AIR D ATE : 11-29-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #105. AIR D ATE : 12-01-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #106. AIR DATE: 12-02-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #107. AIR DATE : 12-03-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #108. AIR DATE: 12-06-1954. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #109. AIR DATE : 12-07-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #110. AIR DATE: 12-08-1954. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #111. A IR DATE : 12-09-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #112. AIR DATE: 12-10-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #113. AIR DATE: 12-13-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #114. AIR DATE: 12-14-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #115. AIR DATE: 12-15-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #11. AIR DATE: 12-16-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #117. AIR DATE: 12-17-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #118. AIR DATE: 12-20-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #119. AIR DATE: 12-21-1954. WITH: Martin, Ross;

Concerning Miss Marlowe Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #120. AIR DATE: 12-22-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #121. AIR DATE: 12-23-1954. WITH: Martin, Ross. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #122. AIR DATE: 12-24-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #123. AIR DATE : 12-27-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #124. AIR DATE: 12-28-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #125. AIR DATE : 12-29-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #126. AIR DATE : 12-30-1954. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #127. AIR DATE: 12-31-1954. WITH: Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #128. AIR DATE : 01-03-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #129. AIR DATE : 01-04-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #130. AIR DATE : 01-05-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #131. AIR DATE: 01-06-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #132. AIR DATE : 01-07-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #133. AIR D ATE : 01-10-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #134. AIR D ATE : 01-11-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #135. AIR D ATE : 01-12-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #136. AIR DATE: 01-13-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #137. AIR DATE: 01-14-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #138. AIR D ATE : 01-17-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #139. AIR DATE: 01-18-1955. WITH: Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #140. AIR DATE: 01-19-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #141. AIR DATE: 01-20-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #142. AIR DATE: 01-21-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #143. AIR DATE: 01-24-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #144. AIR DATE: 01-25-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #145. AIR DATE: 01-26-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #146. AIR DATE: 01-27-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #147. AIR DATE : 01-28-1955. WITH : Zimbalist,

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SERIES Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #148. AIR DATE: 01-31-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #149. AIR DATE: 02-01-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #150. AIR DATE: 02-02-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #151. AIR DATE: 02-03-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Seymour, Jane; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #152. AIR DATE: 02-04-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #153. AIR DATE: 02-07-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #154. AIR DATE: 02-08-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #155. AIR DATE: 02-09-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #156. AIR DATE: 02-10-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Seymour, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #157. AIR DATE: 02-11-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #158. AIR DATE: 02-14-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #159. AIR DATE: 02-15-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #160. AIR DATE: 02-16-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #161. AIR DATE : 02-17-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #162. AIR DATE: 02-18-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #163. AIR DATE: 02-21-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #164. AIR D ATE : 02-22-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #165. AIR DATE: 02-23-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #166. AIR DATE: 02-24-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #167. AIR DATE: 02-25-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #168. AIR DATE: 02-28-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #169. AIR DATE : 03-01-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #170. AIR DATE: 03-02-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #171. AIR DATE: 03-03-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #172. AIR DATE: 03-04-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #173. AIR DATE: 03-07-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross;

SERIES Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #174. AIR DATE: 03-08-1955. WITH: Martin, Ross; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #175. AIR D ATE : 03-09-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #176. AIR DATE : 03-10-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #177. AIR D ATE : 03-11-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #178. AIR DATE : 03-14-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #179. AIR DATE: 03-15-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #180. AIR DATE: 03-16-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #181. AIR DATE: 03-17-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #182. AIR DATE: 03-18-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #183. AIR DATE: 03-21-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #184. AIR DATE: 03-22-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #185. AIR DATE: 03-23-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #186. AIR DATE: 03-24-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #187. AIR D ATE : 03-25-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #188. AIR DATE: 03-28-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #189. AIR DATE: 03-29-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #190. AIR DATE: 03-30-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #191. AIR D ATE : 03-31-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #192. AIR DATE: 04-01-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #193. AIR D ATE : 04-04-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #194. AIR D ATE : 04-05-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #195. AIR DATE: 04-06-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #196. AIR DATE: 04-07-1955. WITH: Lewis, Abby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #197. AIR DATE: 04-08-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #198. AIR DATE: 04-11-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #199. AIR DATE : 04-12-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Concerning Miss Marlowe #200. AIR DATE: 04-13-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #201. AIR DATE: 04-14-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #202. AIR DATE: 04-15-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #208. AIR DATE: 04-25-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #209. AIR DATE: 04-26-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #210. AIR DATE: 04-27-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #211. AIR DATE: 04-28-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #212. AIR DATE: 04-29-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #213. AIR D ATE : 05-02-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #214. AIR DATE: 05-03-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #215. AIR DATE: 05-04-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #216. AIR DATE: 05-05-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #217. AIR DATE: 05-06-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #218. AIR DATE: 05-09-1955. WITH: Sanders, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #219. AIR DATE : 05-10-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #220. AIR DATE : 05-11-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #221. AIR DATE : 05-12-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #222. AIR D ATE : 05-13-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #223. AIR D ATE : 05-16-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #224. AIR D ATE : 05-17-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #225. AIR DATE: 05-18-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #226. A IR D ATE : 05-19-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #227. AIR DATE: 05-20-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #228. AIR D ATE : 05-23-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #229. AIR D ATE : 05-24-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #230. AIR DATE: 05-25-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #231. AIR D ATE : 05-26-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #232. AIR D ATE : 05-27-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #233. AIR D ATE : 05-30-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #234. AIR D ATE : 05-31-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #235. AIR D ATE : 06-01-1955. WITH : Zimbalist,

Conflict Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #236. AIR DATE: 06-02-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #237. AIR D ATE : 06-03-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #238. AIR DATE: 06-06-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #239. AIR D ATE : 06-03-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #240. AIR DATE: 06-08-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #241. AIR D ATE : 06-09-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #242. AIR DATE: 06-10-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #243. A IR DATE : 06-13-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #244. AIR DATE : 06-14-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #245. AIR DATE : 06-15-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #246. AIR DATE : 06-16-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #247. AIR DATE : 06-17-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #248. AIR D ATE : 06-20-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #249. AIR DATE : 06-21-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #250. AIR DATE: 06-22-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #251. AIR DATE: 06-23-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #252. AIR D ATE : 06-24-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #253. AIR D ATE : 06-27-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #254. AIR D ATE : 06-28-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #255. AIR D ATE : 06-29-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #256. AIR D ATE : 06-30-1955. W ITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #257. AIR DATE : 07-01-1955. WITH : Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Conflict (see also Warner Brothers Presents) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1956, to Sept. 3, 1957; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 20 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCER: Huggins, Roy. • Action anthology series that originated as part of Warner Brothers Presents (see there) and in the second season of that program alternated with Cheyenne (see there). It presented a new cast in every episode. Although Conflict was cancelled after one season, some of its episodes gave start to later successful series (episode 16 introduced Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. as Stu Bailey, the lead character in 77 Sunset Strip (see there); Will Hutchins, the future Sugarfoot (see there) played

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in episodes 3, 7 and 13; and in episodes 5, 6 and 9 actor James Garner was discovered for Maverick, see there). The Incorrigibles [probably not produced/aired]. S CRIPT DATE : 08-29-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Giler, Berne.

The Cosby Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1984, to Apr. 30, 1992; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 201 episodes. PROD. CO.: Carsey-Werner Co. CREATED BY: Cosby, Bill; Leeson, Michael; Weinberger, Ed. EXEC. PROD.: Carsey, Marcy; Kukoff, Bernie; Leahy, Janet; Werner, Tom. PRODUCERS: Guarnieri, Terri; Mandabach, Caryn; Markus, John; Williams, Matt. STARRING: Cosby, Bill. WITH: Alexander, Erika; Bledsoe, Tempestt; Bonet, Lisa; Le Beauf, Sabrina; Pulliam, Keshia Knight; Owens, Geoffrey; Phillips, Joseph C.; Rashad, Phylicia; Raven-Symoné; Warner, Malcolm-Jamal. • Comedy series about a black pediatrician and his family. The Puppy [probably not produced/aired]. WRITERS: Cohen, Marty; Grossbard, Alan.

Cowboy in Africa HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 1967 (pilot movie); Sept. 11, 1967, to Sept. 16, 1968; Mondays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes (+ pilot). P ROD . CO.: Ivan Tors Films. EXEC. PROD.: White, Andy. PRODUCERS: Cahan, George; Nadel, Arthur H. WRITER: Marton, Andrew. STARRING: Connors, Chuck. WITH: Edwards, Gerald B.; Howard, Ronald; Nardini, Tom. • Adventure series about a rodeo rider who is hired to capture wild animals for a wildlife management project in Kenya. Fang and Claw #1-8. PROD. NO.: 3007. AIR DATE: 10-30-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-09-1967. WRITERS: Smith, Penrod; Thompson, Palmer (rewrite); Adamson, Ed (draft). W ITH : Adams, Arthur; Gossett, Louis, Jr.; Gregory, James. USED BY: Adamson, Ed.

Crazy Like a Fox HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 30, 1984, to May 3, 1986; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 35 episodes + movie (1987). PROD. CO.: Shulman/Baskin/Schenck/ Cardea in association with Columbia Pictures Television. CREATED BY: Cardea, Frank; Schenck, George; Baskin, John; Shulman, Roger. PRODUCERS: Baskin, John; Cardea, Frank; Schenck, George; Shulman, Roger. STARRING: Warden, Jack. WITH: Kiger, Robby; Peyser, Penny; Rubinstein, John. • Funny mystery series about San Francisco private detective Harry Fox, Sr., who solves crimes with the reluctant help of his son, a respected lawyer. Eye in the Sky #2-1. PROD. NO.: 193127. AIR DATE: 10-06-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1985. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Coyle, Paul Robert. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Allen, Jed; Anderson, Mitchell; Clark, Oliver; Harrington, Pat, Jr.; Hedison, David; Jamison, Richard; Rhoades, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Requiem for a Fox #2-3. PROD. NO.: 193128. AIR DATE: 10-20-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 06-19-1985. VERSION:

SERIES first draft. WRITER: Chehak, Thomas A. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Bonner, Frank; Freeman, Deena; Haggerty, H.B.; Joyce, Stephen; Luke, Keye; Madden, Tommy; Miles, Vera; Teague, Marshall R.; Thomson, Patricia Ayame. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: proof copy. Fox in 3/4 Time #2-5. PROD. NO.: 193125. AIR DATE: 11-03-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1985. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Friedgen, Julie. DIRECTORS: Braverman, Chuck; Krasny, Paul; Moxey, John Llewellyn. WITH: Carroll, Pat; Clark, Carolyn Ann; Ford, Bette; Laskin, Michael; Lineback, Richard; Mascolo, Joseph; Poindexter, Larry; Thomas, Christopher; Webster, Byron; Wells, Aarika. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Crime Reporter see Big Town Crossroads HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1955, to June 28, 1957; Fridays, 8:30 P. M.; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Federal Telefilms, Samuel Goldwyn Studio. PRODUCERS: Brown, Harry Joe; Schubert, Bernard L. • Religious anthology series dramatizing the lives of clergymen. St. George and the Dragon #1-17. PROD. NO.: 519. AIR DATE: 01-27-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1955. LAST REVISION: 12-10-1955. WRITER: Mosner, Marianne. DIRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. WITH: Arlen, Richard; Blondell, Gloria; Cook, Tommy; Dare, Doreen; Landon, Michael; Ogg, Jim; Wagoner, Sue; Wilder, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Strange Bequest (The Nevada Story) #1-20. PROD. NO.: 516. AIR DATE: 02-17-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-25-1955. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. DIRECTOR: Murphy, Ralph. WITH: Bradford, Lane; Eldredge, George; O’Brien, Pat; Jackson, Selmer; McLaen, Barton; Seannell, Frank; Shepard, Jan; Stone, George E.; Teal, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: File.

Curtain Time see Telephone Time Custer (The Legend of Custer) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 6 to Dec. 27, 1967; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 16 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY: Peeples, Samuel A.; Weisbart, David. PRODUCERS: Glicksman, Frank; Jacks, Robert; Weisbart, David. STARRING: Maunder, Wayne. WITH: Dante, Michael; Palmer, Peter; Pickens, Slim; Simon, Robert F.; Woods, Grant. • Western series about the life of Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer. Sabers in the Sun #1-1. PROD. NO.: 6171. AIR DATE: 09-06-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. DIRECTOR: Wanamaker, Sam. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Davion, Alexander; Mims, William; Mobley, Mary Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. War Lance and Saber #1-6. PROD. NO.: 2556. AIR

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DATE: 10-11-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1967. LAST REVISION : 08-16-1967. V ERSION : final draft. W RITER : Wincelberg, Shimon. D IRECTOR: Foster, Norman. WITH : Armstrong, R.G.; Beck, Bob; Craig, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Desperate Mission #1-9. PROD . NO.: 2545. AIR DATE : 11-08-1967. SCRIPT DATE : 08-30-1967. L AST REVISION: 09-01-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Douglas, Warren. DIRECTOR: Benedek, Laslo. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Brands, X.; Dierkop, Charles; Gray, Billy; McGavin, Darren. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list.

The Dakotas HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Apr. 23, 1962 (pilot episode), Jan. 7 to May 13, 1963; Mondays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 19 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. E XEC . P ROD .: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Schermer, Jules; Spinner, Anthony. STARRING: Ward, Larry. WITH: Elam, Jack; Everett, Chad; Greene, Mike. • Western series that was a spin-off of a Cheyenne episode (A Man Called Ragan #6-14, of Apr. 23, 1962) and filled the second half of the last season of that series; it followed the adventures of Marshall Frank Ragan and his deputies in the Badlands of the Dakota Territory. Incident at Rapid City (Ransom) #1-9. AIR DATE: 03-04-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 10-09-1962. LAST REVISION: 10-15-1962. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Baehr, Nicholas E. DIRECTOR: Buckhantz, Allan. WITH: Bouchey, Willis; Conway, Russ; Duncan, Craig; Fawcett, William; Freed, Bert; Hellinger, William; Patrick, Dennis; Pierce, Maggie. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. Trial at Grand Forks #1-12. AIR DATE: 03-25-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1963. LAST REVISION: 02-22-1963. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Germano, Peter B.; Salkowitz, Sy (story). DIRECTOR: Heisler, Stuart. WITH: Call, Anthony; Cramer, Susanne; Elliott, Ross; Klemperer, Werner; Robinson, Bartlett; Rosson, Pat; Simon, Robert F.; Woodell, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Chooser of the Slain #1-16. AIR DATE: 04-221963. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1963. LAST REVISION: 03-071963. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Rondeau, Charles. WITH: Akins, Claude; Allen, Corey; André, E.J.; Garland, Beverly; Kennedy, Don; Loo, Richard; Lummis, Dayton; Smith, Justin; Walker, Bill; Zuckert, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Daktari HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 11, 1966, to Jan. 15, 1969; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 4); 60 minutes; 89 episodes. PROD. C O.: Ivan Tors Films in association with MetroGoldwyn-Mayer Television. EXEC. PROD.: Tors, Ivan. PRODUCER: Kaufman, Leonard B. DIRECTORS: Landres, Paul; Lang, Otto; Marton, Andrew. S TARRING: Thompson, Marshall. WITH: Hagen, Ross; Mattingly, Hedley; Miller, Cheryl; Moran, Erin; Rhodes, Hari;

Dallas Summers, Yale. • Adventure series about an animal study center in Africa, led by veterinarian Dr. Marsh Tracy. The pilot, Clarence, the Crosseyed Lion, was released as a movie in 1965. Operation Springtime #2-26. PROD. NO.: 8559. AIR DATE: 03-14-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1966. WRITERS: Selby, J.E.; Silverman, Stanley H. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks; handwritten notes concerning fire. USED BY: McClish, Clark. King Clarence #2-27. PROD. NO.: 8565. AIR DATE: 03-21-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-28-1966. WRITERS: Harris, Alf; Jacobs, Jack. DIRECTOR : Landres, Paul. W ITH : Mamakos, Peter. A DDI TIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; prop/animal requirements; rundown (12-29-1966); some notes. USED BY: McClish, Clark. The Will to Live #3-27. PROD. NO.: 8530. AIR DATE: 03-12-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1967. WRITERS: Wald, Malvin (also story); Herbert, Ted (story). DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Kotto, Yaphet.

Dallas HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 2 to 30, 1978; Sept. 23, 1978, to May 3, 1991; Sundays (during trial run in Apr. 1978); Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4, 14), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 5-13). PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Capice, Philip; Hagman, Larry; Katzman, Leonard; Rich, Lee. P RODUCERS: Brown, James H.; Katzman, Leonard; Paulsen, David. WITH : Davis, Jim; Duffy, Patrick; Geddes, Barbara Bel; Gray, Linda; Hagman, Larry; Howard, Susan; Kanaly, Steve; Keel, Howard; Kercheval, Ken; Mitchell, Sasha; Podewell, Cathy; Presley, Priscilla; Principal, Victoria; Rambo, Dack; Reed, Donna; Tilton, Charlene; Wilson, Sheree J. • The series follows the lives and machinations of the oil-rich Ewing family as well as those of their friends and foes. Trouble at Ewing 23 #4-8. PROD. NO.: 189009. AIR DATE: 12-19-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 05-30-1980. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Elias, Louie. DIRECTOR: Katzman, Leonard. WITH: Barton, Kent; Colbert, Ray; Davis, Glen; Furlong, John; Haddon, Laurence; Herd, Richard; Jacobson, Ron; Vanders, Warren; Williams, John Warner. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Making of a President #4-13. PROD . NO.: 189014. AIR DATE : 01-30-1981. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-161980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lewis, Arthur Bernard. DIRECTOR: Hellström, Gunnar. WITH: Bartle, Barry; Bonar, Ivan; Francis, Anne; Hardin, Jerry; Sampson, Robert; Sorenson, Paul; Willingham, Noble. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Morning After #7-9. PROD. NO.: 172109/7448. AIR DATE: 11-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Paulsen, David. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Dorsey, Joe; Larson, Beth; McCall, Shalane; Paterson, Vince; Williams, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. When the Bough Breaks #7-20. P ROD . NO.: 172120/7459. AIR DATE: 02-17-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 1110-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Katzman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Byrd, Anne

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Gee; Pilon, Daniel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. If at First You Don’t Succeed #8-3. P ROD . NO.: 173103/6203. AIR D ATE : 10-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 05-29-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Paulsen, David. DIRECTOR: Katzman, Leonard. WITH: Burke, Ron; Deadrick, Vince, Sr.; Gordon, Gerald; Grate, Vernon; McCleary, Bob; Miles, Joanna; Rusheene, Michele; Ryan, Mitchell; Young, Norma. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Jamie #8-4. PROD. NO.: 173104/6204. AIR DATE: 1019-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Paulsen, David. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Ackles, Alan; Allen, Tyrees; Burke, Ron; Chandler, Bobbie; Deadrick, Vince, Sr.; Harrell, James; Holton, Bob; Lawrence, Kiva; Mallard, Mary; Mantooth, Randolph; Oakes, Ken; Redd, Ray; Young, Norma. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Charlie #8-10. PROD. NO.: 173110/6210. AIR DATE: 11-30-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 07-24-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Katzman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Alldredge, Michael; Davidson, Shannon; Ginnaven, Bob; Williams, Suzannah. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Barbecue Five #8-11. PROD. NO.: 173111/6211. AIR DATE: 12-07-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 07-27-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lewis, Arthur Bernard. DIRECTOR: Arner, Gwen. WITH: Bourg, Bryan; Edwards, Ronnie Claire; Gilpin, Sandra; Key, Tom; Snell, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Do You Take This Woman ... #8-12. PROD. NO.: 173112/6212. AIR DATE: 12-14-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 0807-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Katzman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Cadell, Ava; Collins, Corlis; Elliott, John; Fisher, Howard; Fralow, Warren; Gram, Gary Mitchell; Hacking, Gloria; Lookabill (Hart), LaGena; Mason, Madison; Morris, Tony; Odum, Lyn; Padula, Cindy. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Damon Runyon Theater HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script; Harry Kemm Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 16, 1955, to Feb. 26, 1956; Saturdays, 10:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems (Normandie Productions) for Columbia Pictures Corp. PRODUCER: Breslow, Lou. HOST: Woods, Donald. • Anthology series with dramatic and comedic episodes, most of which were based on the short stories by Damon Runyon, about life in New York in the 1920s and ’30s. There’s No Forever #1-19. PROD . NO.: 3895. AIR DATE : 08-12-1955. SCRIPT DATE : 05-17-1955. LAST REVISION: 06-03-1955. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITERS: Harvey, Jack; Breslow, Lou (story). D IRECTOR: Miller, Sidney. W ITH : Baird, Sharon; Downing, Joseph; Hudson, William; Ireland, John; Latell, Lyle; Richards, Frank; Wray, Fay. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. USED BY: Downing, Joseph (part of “Creepy”). A Job for the Macarone #2-6. PROD. NO.: 3956. AIR DATE: 11-26-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-18-1955. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Harvey, Jack. DIRECTOR: Miller, Sidney. WITH: Barrows,

SERIES George; Clark, Dane; Collier, Lois; Holmes, Taylor; Vernon, Wally; White, Jesse; Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet (Aug. 26, 29-30, 1955); shooting schedule (Aug. 29-31, 1955); some marks and notes. USED BY: Kemm, Harry (art director); Reggie; Art Dept.

Dangerous Assignment HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1951-1952; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Donlevy Development Corp. at Sam Goldwyn Studios. PRODUCER: Knox, Harold E. WRITER: Karn, Bill. STARRING: Donlevy, Brian. WITH: Butterfield, Herb. • Adventure/espionage series about an American agent who travels the world investigating cases of espionage, sabotage and other threats to U.S. security; based on the radio program (1949-1954) of the same title. The Perfect Alibi Story #1-35. SCRIPT NO.: 139. AIR DATE: 05-26-1952. WRITER: Ryf, Robert. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Christine, Virginia; Doucette, John; Girard, Hal; Kane, Byron; Moran, Dolores; Van Zandt, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Dangerous Robin see The Case of the Dangerous Robin Daniel Boone HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (1965-67). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1964, to May 7, 1970; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 165 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Rosenberg, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Rosenzweig, Barney; Schilz, Ted; Sherman, George. STARRING: Parker, Fess. WITH: Ames, Ed; Blair, Patricia; Cartwright, Veronica; Colley, Don Pedro; Dean, Jimmy; Grier, Roosevelt; Hinton, Darby; Logan, Robert; McKennon, Dal; Salmi, Albert. • Western series loosely based on the life of the American frontier pioneer who was instrumental in the settlement of Kentucky before and during the Revolutionary War. The Moundbuilders #2-3. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 7438; 8404. AIR DATE: 09-30-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 06-22-1965. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Sherman, George. WRITER: Ware, Clyde. DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan (Jerry). WITH: Ames, Ed; Blair, Patricia; Cartwright, Veronica; Hinton, Darby; McKennon, Dallas (Dal); Oakland, Simon; Silva, Henry; White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; cast sheet; production requirements; shooting times; production report (stock shots); daily production report; detailed budget estimate; budget summary (by Campi, Ed); art department set breakdown and construction estimate; Kanab, Utah Location. USED BY: Venegas, Bill; Silver, Joe. The First Beau #2-12. S CRIPT/PROD . NO.: 7494; 8410. AIR DATE: 12-09-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 08-26-1965. LAST REVISION: 09-02-1965. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Sherman, George. W RITERS : Trivers, Barry (also story); Hayes, Raphael. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Anderson, Mary; Blair, Patricia; Cartwright, Veronica; Forte, Fabian; Healey, Myron; Hinton, Darby; Jaffe, Sam; Kline, James; Logan, Robert; McKennon,

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Daniel Boone Dallas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; production requirements; production report; shooting schedule; detailed budget estimate; budget summary; art department set breakdown and construction estimate; memo from Carr, Martin L., Jr., Studio Controller. The Deserter #2-18. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 8453; 8417. AIR DATE: 01-20-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1965. LAST REVISION : 11-18-1965. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Bloomfield, Robert (also story); Beauchamp, D.D. D IRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. W ITH : Ames, Ed; Brandon, Henry; Inn, Frank; Jacobs, Bruce; Logan, Robert; Pickens, Slim; Robbins, Rudy; Sargent, Dick; Terhune, Bob; White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; production requirements; shooting schedule (Nov. 16, 17, 19, 2223, 1965); daily production reports; detailed budget estimate; budget summary. Dan’l Boone Shot a B’ar #3-1. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9441; 9408. AIR DATE: 09-15-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-141966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Chandler, David (story). D IRECTOR: Nicol, Alex. WITH: Ames, Ed; Blair, Pat; Chandler, Chick; Foran, Dick; Hall, Claude; Hinton, Darby; Pickens, Slim; White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; production requirements; set list; name changes; shooting schedule (July 20-22, 25-27, 1966); daily production reports; script supervisor’s daily reports; day out of days; picture cost report (Matheny, Jean). Grizzly #3-4. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9454; 9407. AIR DATE : 10-06-1966. SCRIPT DATE : 06-27-1966. LAST REVISION: 07-20-1966. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Sherman, George. WRITER: Hayes, Raphael. DIRECTORS: Wiard, Bill; Sherman, George (pickup shots). WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Ames, Ed; Barry, Ivor; Blair, Pat; Bradford, Lane; Chambers, Phil; Corden, Henry; Ellis, June; Goodwin, Harold; Helton, Percy; Hinton, Darby; Macaulay, Charles; Pate, Michael; Roberson, Chuck; Sherman, Orville; Tannen, William (Bill); Travis, Gary; Van Horn, Buddy; York, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting times; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; script supervisor’s daily report (added scenes); daily production report; shooting schedule; added scenes— shooting schedule (+ revised; incl. also scenes for First in War, First in Peace and The Allegiances); picture cost report (Campi, Ed); detailed budget estimate; day out of days; memo from Carr, Martin L., Jr., Studio Controller. USED BY: Matheny, Jean. First in War, First in Peace #3-5. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9443; 9402. AIR DATE: 10-13-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-061966. LAST REVISION: 07-05-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Moss, Frank (also story). DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Adler, Robert; Ames, Ed; Barry, Ivor; Bradford, Lane; Corden, Henry; Epper, Tony; Hinton, Darby; Howdy, Clyde; Epper, Tony; Hoyt, John; O’Byrne, Bryan; Quillan, Eddie; Rennie, Michael; White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; set list; shooting schedule (May 17-20, 23-24, 1966); script supervisor’s daily report; daily production reports; day out of days; picture cost report; budget summary (Matheny, Jean); detailed budget estimate.

Daniel Boone The Matchmaker #3-7. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 7495; 9401. AIR DATE: 10-27-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1966. LAST REVISION: 05-06-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Gilman, Sam (story). DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Ames, Ed; Benet, Brenda; Chance, Larry; Griffith, James J.; Main, Laurie; Mamakos, Peter; Norman, Hal John; Roberson, Charles (Chuck); White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; call sheet; production requirements; shooting schedule (May 9-13, 16, 1966); daily production reports; budget summary; picture cost report; detailed budget estimate. River Passage #3-13. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9463; 9412. AIR DATE: 12-15-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1966. LAST REVISION: 10-03-1966. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Sherman, George. WRITER: Beauchamp, D.D. DIRECTOR: Witney, William. WITH: Bails, Chuck; Brubaker, Rob-ert; Burke, Ron; Cangey, Dick; Carson, Fred; Davis, Jim; Epper, Tony; Erickson, Leif ; Hale, Richard; Herron, Bob; Horvath, Charles; Keymas, George; McCallion, James; McFadden, Tom; McKennon, Dallas; Ogden, Morry; Parton, Regis (Reggie); Raines, Steve; Randall, Jerry; Van Horn, Buddy; White, Ted; Wright, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting times; cast sheet (Oct. 3,1966); shooting schedule (Oct. 4-11, 1966, 6 days); call sheet; production requirements; daily production reports; script supervisor’s daily reports; picture cost report; day out of days; memo from Carr, Martin L., Jr., Studio Controller. USED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Wolf Man #3-18. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9465; 9418. AIR DATE: 01-26-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Driskill, William. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH : Ames, Ed; Armstrong, R.G.; Blair, Patricia; Canutt, Joe; Canutt, Tap; Christopher, San; Haggerty, Don; Hinton, Darby; McCann, John; Martin, D’Urville; Tobey, Ken; Young, Otis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting times; call sheet; production requirements; cast sheet; shooting schedule; picture cost report (by Campi, Ed); detailed budget estimate; day out of days; memo from McMahon, James P., Studio Controller. U SED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Jasper Ledbedder Story #3-19. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 8461; 9419. AIR DATE: 02-02-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1966. LAST REVISION: 11-30-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Wilkerson, Martha; McAvity, Helen. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Ames, Ed; Blackmer, Sidney; Blair, Patricia (Pat); Canutt, Joe; Canutt, Tap; Fernandez, Abel; Fischer, Corey; Hagney, Frank S.; Hinton, Darby; McKennon, Dallas; Murtagh, Kate; Ogden, Morry; Steele, Tom; Tannen, William; White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production report; script supervisor’s daily report; shooting schedule (Nov. 28-30, Dec. 1-2, 5, 1966); picture cost report (Matheny, Jean); detailed budget estimate; day out of days. When I Became a Man, I Put Away Childish Things #3-20. SCRIPT/PROD . NO.: 9468; 9420. AIR D ATE : 02-09-1967. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-29-1966. L AST REVISION: 12-05-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Guss, Jack; Bernard, Joel (story). DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Blair, Patricia (Pat); Goodwin, Harold (Hal); Hinton, Darby; Powers, Mala; Sargent, Richard

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SERIES (Dick); White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; script supervisor’s daily reports; shooting schedule (Dec. 6-9, 12-14, 1966); day out of days; picture cost report (Matheny, Jean). The Long Way Home #3-21. SCRIPT/PROD . NO.: 9472; 9422. AIR DATE: 02-16-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-151966. LAST REVISION: 01-03-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Beauchamp, D.D. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Ames, Ed; Ashley, Joel; Blair, Patricia (Pat); DeMave, John (Jack); Hudkins, Clyde; Johnson, Ed; Lynch, Hal; McCubbin, Russ; McKennon, Dallas; Marshall, William; Montaigne, Lawrence; Morrison, Quinn; Pearson, Brett; Sharp, Alex; Swan, Robert; Van Horn, Buddy; Webb, Richard; White, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; script supervisor’s daily reports; shooting schedule (Jan. 3-6, 9-10, 1967); picture cost report (Matheny, Jean); day out of days. The Young Ones #3-22. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9457; 9421. AIR DATE: 02-23-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-12-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Harris, Sid (also story). DIRECTOR : Oswald, Gerd. WITH: Anderson, Robert (Bob); Canutt, Tap; Cooper, Jeanne; Dudley, Alice; Foulk, Robert; Goodwin, Harold; Graven, Valia; Kabott, Frankie; Miles, Bob; Roberson, Chuck; Russell, Kurt; Terhune, Bob; White, Ted; Wilcox, Claire; Yrigoyen, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; script supervisor’s daily reports; shooting schedule (Dec. 14-16, 19-21, 1966); picture cost report (Matheny, Jean); day out of days. Bitter Mission #3-26. S CRIPT/PROD . NO.: 9469; 9426. AIR DATE: 04-06-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 01-31-1967. LAST REVISION : 02-03-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Byrnes, James. DIRECTOR: Springsteen, R.G. (Bud). WITH: Angelo (Fuca), Robert; Bailey, Mark; Curtis, Howard; Driscoll, Robert; Ferrante, Joe; Franco, Abel; Henry, Buz; Jones, Morgan; Kroeger, Berry (Barry); Morrison, Richard; Oakland, Simon; Romero, Cesar; Santos, Bert; Sweet, Tom; Tannen, William; Van Horn, Buddy; Williams, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; shooting schedule (Feb. 7-10, 13-14, 1967); day out of days; detailed budget estimate; picture cost report; script supervisor’s daily report. Take the Southbound Stage #3-27. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 9474; 9427. AIR DATE: 04-06-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1967. LAST REVISION: 02-13-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Kingsley-Smith, Terence. DIRECTOR: Oswald, Gerd. WITH: Albertson, Mabel; Blair, Patricia (Pat); Brinegar, Paul; Bruck, Karl; Carney, Alan; Curtis, Howard; Darrow, Henry; Donner, Robert; Fawcett, William; Johnson, Leroy; Lucas, Sharon; Marshall, Sarah; Moss, Arnold; Thatcher, Torin; Van Horn, Buddy; Weaver, Doodles; White, Ted; Worden, Hank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; shooting schedule (Feb. 15-17, 20-22, 1967); picture cost report (Matheny, Jean).

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The Danny Kaye Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1965). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1963, to June 28, 1967; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 96 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television /Dena Pictures. EXEC . PROD .: Bonis, Herbert. P RODUCERS: Lafferty, Perry; Scheerer, Robert; Tamplin, Robert. STARRING: Kaye, Danny. W ITH : The Clinger Sisters; The Earl Brown Singers (1964-1967); Ichino, Laurie (19641965); The Johnny Mann Singers (1963-1964); Korman, Harvey (1964-1967); Meyerink, Victoria (19641967); Paul Weston & His Orchestra; The Tony Charmoli Dancers; Van Patten, Joyce (1964-1967); Verdon, Gwen. • Variety show with comedy skits and monologues, accompanied by semi-regular guests, singers, dancers and orchestra. #71. PROD. NO.: 0207. AIR DATE: 10-06-1965. TAPE DATE : 09-17-1965. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Chambers, Ernest; McCormick, Pat; Friedman, Ron; Mazursky, Paul; Tucker, Larry; Barnes, Billy; Rothman, Bernard; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll. DIRECTOR: Foster, Bill. GUEST STARS: Valente, Caterina; Goodman, Benny. WITH: Korman, Harvey; Tony Charmoli Dancers; Van Patten, Joyce. A DDITIONAL INFO: rundown for Caterina Valente and Benny Goodman; sponsors: S & H Green Stamps; Ralston — Purina; R.J. Reynolds; Alberto— Culver.

The Danny Thomas Show (Make Room for Daddy) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1964); Marvin Miller Collection —1 script (1959). NETWORKS: ABC (seasons 1-4); CBS (seasons 5-11). BROADCAST: ABC: Sept. 29, 1953, to Apr. 25, 1957; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 120 episodes. CBS: Oct. 7, 1957, to Apr. 27, 1964; Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 511); 30 minutes; 231 episodes. PROD. CO.: Marterto Enterprises (1953-62); T & L Productions (1962-64). EXEC. PROD.: Edelman, Louis F. PRODUCER: Leonard, Sheldon. DIRECTORS: Asher, William; Leonard, Sheldon. STARRING: Thomas, Danny. WITH: Beavers, Louise (1953-54); Bryant, Nana (1955-56); Carroll, Pat (196164); Cartwright, Angela (1957-64); Conried, Hans (1956-64); Funicello, Annette (1959); Hagen, Jean (1953-56); Hamer, Rusty (1953-64); Harrington, Pat, Jr. (1959-60); Jackson, Sherry (1953-58); Lessy, Ben (1953-59); Leonard, Sheldon (1957-61); Lord, Marjorie (1957-64); McMahon, Horace (1953-54); Melton, Sid (1959-64); Parker, Penny (1959-60); Randolph, Amanda (1955-64); Sorenson, Lelani (1956-57); White, Jesse (1954-57); Wickes, Mary (1956-57). • Sitcom about the life and family of a nightclub singer and comedian. The Chinese Doll #7-3. PROD. NO.: 3F (188). AIR DATE: 10-15-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1959. WRITERS: Stewart, Chuck; Elinson, Jack. WITH : Cartwright, Angela; Hamer, Rusty; Lord, Marjorie; Miller, Marvin; Tiu, Virginia (Ginny). ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some notes. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (part of “Mr. Chou”). The Persistent Cop #11-30. PROD. NO.: DT #30-K (343). A IR DATE : 04-27-1964. S CRIPT DATE : 03-12-

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1964. WRITERS: Elinson, Iz; Fox, Fred S. WITH: Denver, Bob; Hamer, Rusty; Kelly, Johnny; Lord, Marjorie; Melton, Sid; Melvin, Allan; Owens, Leon; Randolph, Amanda; Shapiro, Harvey; Warren, Joel. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; final episode. USED BY: Office copy.

Dante(’s Inferno) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1960, to Apr. 10, 1961; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. PRODUCER: Meshekoff, Mike. STARRING: Duff, Howard. WITH: D’Andrea, Tom; Mowbray, Alan; Nolan, James. • Adventure series about a former gambler, now owner of a San Francisco nightclub, who may or may not have broken with his past. Dick Powell had played Dante in 8 episodes of Four Star Playhouse (10-09-1952, 10-01-1953, 11-19-1953, 428-1955, 1-26-1956, 2-16-1956, 5-03-1956, 6-28-1956). Opening Night!! #1-2. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 1; 1016. AIR DATE: 10-10-1960. Script Dates: 02-19-1960 / 0226-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-02-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Spelling, Aaron. DIRECTOR: Lupino, Ida. W ITH : Alden, Norm; Babbit, Harry; Gamble, Ralph; Grinnage, Jack; Kent, Carol; Kruschen, Jack; Mann, Jack; Mills, Mort; Needham, Hal; O’Flynn, Damian; Orlando, Don; Peterson, Nan; Simon, Robert F.; Stevens, Angela. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks; 2 copies. USED BY : Four Star Make-Up Department; Herlinger, K[arl] (1 copy).

Day in Court HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 13, 1958, to June 24, 1965 (originally broadcast locally in Los Angeles); Mondays, 1:00 P.M. (1962); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Selmur Productions. EXEC . P ROD .: Seligman, Selig J. PRO DUCER: Banks, Gene. STARRING: Jones, Edgar A., Jr.; Gwinn, William. • Daytime legal series based on real cases— litigants and witnesses were played by actors who improvised following a rough outline script, while real attorneys played the lawyers and two law professors alternated as judges. UCLA law students did the legal research. In 1965 the series was changed to a soap opera. PROD. NO.: #26-DIC-62 (866). AIR DATE: 02-051962. TAPE DATE: 01-29-1962. WRITER: Lewis, Elizabeth. DIRECTOR: Robertson, Larry. WITH: Douglas, Don; Farrell, Tim; Gazzaniga, Gon; Hodson, Jim; Jones, Edgar A., Jr.; McKaye, Pattie; Whitman, Charlene. ADDITIONAL INFO: note to actors; rehearsal schedule; research facts (Diller, Erwin).

Days of Our Lives HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection —1 script, 1 presentation. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 8, 1965, to present; weekdays, 2:00 P.M. (later 1:00 P.M.); 30 minutes (until Apr. 1975), 60 minutes; 10,700+ episodes. PROD. CO.: Corday Productions; Cutter Productions; David E. Kelley Productions; Sony Pictures Television; Columbia Pictures

Dear Phoebe Television; Columbia TriStar Television; NBC; Screen Gems; Sony Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Botero, Borris; Corday, Betty; Corday, Ken; Corday, Ted; Herzberg, Jack; Langan, Tom; Mohler, Sheri; Rabin, Al; Wyman, Stephen. PRODUCERS: Banks, Gene; Corday, Ken; Curtis, Shelley; Greenlaw, Becky; Harmon, Sheryl; Kenney, H. Wesley (Wes); Steinberg, Roy B. DIRECTORS: Alarr, Albert; Baffico, James A.; Behar, Joseph; Corday, Ted; Darrow, Schooner; Dickson, Mason; Granita, Livia; Inman, Roger; Kenney, Wes; Linvill, Gay; Madeiras, Mary; Mawhinney, David; Neckels, Bruce; Pacelli, Frank; Powers, Lugh; Robbins, Randy; Shaughnessy, David; Simon, Susan Orlikoff; Sogard, Phil; Stein, Herb; Steinberg, Roy B.; Wyman, Stephen. WITH : 1965: Carey, Macdonald; Carr, Paul; Cheatham, Maree; Clarke, John; Colla, Richard A.; Corday, Ted; Doherty, Carla; Douglas, Burt; Huston, Patricia; Kean, Jane; Knapp, Robert; McLean, David; Mark, Flip; Phillips, Irna; Phillips, Peggy; Reid, Frances; Rosen, Kenneth M.; Stevenson, Robert J.; Tregoe, William. • Daytime soap opera set in the fictitious Midwestern town of Salem, following the lives of two core families, the Hortons and the Bradys, with storylines including elements of drama, romance, adventure, mystery and comedy. Original cast member Frances Reid continues to star as Alice Horton. The Unbalanced Scale. SCRIPT NO.: 3. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITER: Chase, Allan. ADDITIONAL INFO: background material for script #3. VERSION: presentation. WRITERS: Phillips, Irna; Corday, Ted; Chase, Allan.

Dear Phoebe HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1954, to Apr. 8, 1955; Fridays, 9:30 P. M.; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: Dear Phoebe Productions; Chrislaw Productions. CREATED BY: Gottlieb, Alex. PRODUCER: Gottlieb, Alex. WRITER: Weis, Don. STARRING: Lawford, Peter. WITH: Corey, Joe; Henderson, Marcia; Lane, Charles. • Sitcom about a former psychology professor who becomes the advice columnist for a Los Angeles newspaper under the name Phoebe Goodheart — based on characters created by Alex Gottlieb. Mickey’s Engagement #1-5. SCRIPT NO.: 5. AIR DATE: 10-08-1954. WRITER: Englund, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. Mind Over Muscle (The Will to Win) #1-22. SCRIPT NO.: 24. AIR D ATE : 02-04-1955. WRITER: Hammer, Barbara. WITH: Downing, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. U SED BY: Downing, Joe; part of “Charlie Burns.”

Death Valley Days HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts (1955-57, 1959-60, 1962-64, 1966), 47 storylines; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script (1968); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1964). N ETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Dec. 10, 1952, to 1975; 30 minutes; 532 episodes. CREATED BY: Woodman, Ruth. PROD. CO.: McGowan Productions, Hollywood; Filmaster Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Autry, Gene; Lord, Stephen.

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SERIES PRODUCERS: McGowan, Dorrell; Schaefer, Armand; Stabler, Robert. DIRECTORS: Cooper, Hal; Garnett, Tay; Golden, Murray; Hively, Jack B.; Jones, Harmon; Landres, Paul; Lord, Stephen; Ludlum, Edward; McDonald, Frank; McGowan, Stuart E.; Pyle, Denver; Shea, Jack; Sheldon, James; Sholem, Lee; Townsend, Bud; Yarbrough, Jean. HOSTS : Andrews, Stanley (19521965); Reagan, Ronald (1965-1966); Taylor, Robert (1966-1969); Robertson, Dale (1969-1972); Haggard, Merle (1975). WITH: [5 episodes and more] Bradford, Lane; Clarke, John; Coffin, Tristram; Collier, Don; Dano, Royal; Davis, Jim; Engel, Roy; Gaye, Lisa; Gilden, Richard; Green, Gilbert; Haggerty, Don; Keep, Michael; Lauter, Harry; McLean, David; Mayer, Ken; Megowan, Don; Palmer, Gregg ; Patterson, Hank; Pickard, John; Pyle, Denver; Reagan, Ronald; Skerritt, Tom; Taylor, Robert; Whitney, Peter; Zuckert, Bill. • This series, one of the longest running western series, started on radio (various networks, 1930-1951). (True) stories and legends from the Old West, set in and around Death Valley, were loosely connected by the host, the Old Ranger. Sponsor for most of the radio run and the entire TV run was 20 Mule Team Borax. I Am Joaquin #3-18. PROD. NO.: 351. AIR DATE: 0607-1955. PROD. CO.: McGowan Productions. WRITER: Woodman, Ruth C. DIRECTOR: McGowan, Stuart. WITH : Coby, Fred; Conte, Steve; Cooper, Jeanne; Damler, John; Fields, Cliff; Kennedy, Bill; Knudson, Barbara; Mallinson, Rory; O’Shea, Jack; Peters, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters (partial cast); some marks and notes. Mr. Bigfoot #4-14. PROD. NO.: 367. AIR DATE: 0312-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-17-1955. PROD. CO.: McGowan Productions. WRITER: Woodman, Ruth C. DIRECTOR: McGowan, Stuart. WITH: Allen, Fran; Canada, Roy; Desoto, Bruno; Hale, Bill; Keast, Paul; McCrea, Ann; Martin, Charles; Thorsen (Grey), Duane; Vallon, Mike; Wescoatt, Rusty. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; set description (days 4-6, shot at Furnace Creek Ranch and Death Valley); list of scenes with wardrobe, special equipment and props (days 46); cast, staff and crew list. The Calico Dog #6-7. PROD. NO.: 398. AIR DATE: 1129-1957. PROD. CO.: McGowan Productions. WRITER: Woodman, Ruth C. WITH: Beneveds, Robert; Conte, Steve; Nugent, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Dogs of the Mist #8-17. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-25-1959. PROD. CO.: Filmaster Productions. WRITER: Woodman, Ruth C. WITH: Barry, Eleanor; Douglas, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Boston, Jim. Pirates of San Francisco #8-29. PROD. NO.: 464. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1960. PROD. CO.: Filmaster Productions. WRITERS: Woodman, Ruth C.; McGowan, Dorrell; Tiffenbach, Joe (story). WITH: McCrea, Ann; Wallace, George; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock footage. USED BY: part of “Captain Asa Gilbert.” The Hangtown Fry #11-1. PROD. NO.: 657. SCRIPT DATE: 02-08-1962. LAST REVISION: 05-31-1962. PROD. CO.: Filmaster Productions. WRITERS: McCoy, Homer; Butler, John K. DIRECTOR: Townsend, Bud. WITH: Cornthwaite, Robert; Haggerty, Don; Kleeb, Helen; Mioni,

SERIES Fabrizio; Morris, Jeffrey; Nelson, Alberta; Rennick, Nancy; Sondergaard, Quentin; Tilles, Ken. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; stock shots; prop note; some marks and notes; shooting schedule (June 1-5, 1962, 3 days; Autry Ranch and Studio); master shooting schedule; cast work. USED BY: Stabler, Robert [producer]. Stubborn Mule Hill #11-15. P ROD. NO.: 671. AIR DATE : 01-25-1963. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-08-1962. LAST REVISION: 07-02-1962. PROD. CO.: Filmaster Productions. WRITERS: Butler, John K.; McCoy, Homer. WITH: Barreto, Gil; Barton, Gregg; Bateman, Charles; Carson, Robert S.; Engel, Roy; Franco, Abel; Franco, Jess; Johnson, Russell; McLean, David; Marshall, Shary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; credits; cast work; shooting schedule (Aug. 17-19, 1962; Studio and Lone Pine); master shooting schedule. Diamond Field Jack #12-4. PROD . NO.: 684. AIR DATE: 10-27-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1963. PROD. CO.: Filmaster Productions. WRITER: Noble, Harold E. WITH: Binns, Ed; Hammer, Don; Sutton, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Law of the Round Tent #12-18. PROD. NO.: 702. AIR DATE: 04-11-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1963. LAST REVISION: 10-10-1963. PROD. CO.: Filmaster Productions. WRITER: Samuels, Robert S. WITH: Anderson, John; Burke, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. See the Elephant and Hear the Owl #12-25. PROD. NO.: 29185. AIR DATE: 04-28-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 0108-1964. WRITER: Andrews, Robert Hardy. WITH: Forrest, Steve; Randall, Sue; Roberts, Roy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; setting; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “bartender”). The Courtship of Carrie Huntington #14-20. PROD. NO.: 754. AIR DATE: 06-04-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1965. WRITER: Noble, Harold E. WITH: Gilden, Richard; Holcombe, Harry; Kelly, Bebe; Pearson, Jess; Randall, Sue; Rudin, Herman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Friend #16-12. PROD . N O.: 801. A IR D ATE : 02-17-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1967. WRITER: Lytton, Shel. WITH: Taylor, Robert; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Sept. 18-20, 1967); incl. letter from Ann Udell to Rudy Vallee (9-12-1967); script signed by Robert Taylor. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (part of “Flannigan”). STORYLINES FOR EPISODES: #1-3 The Death Valley Kid; #1-4 The Lost Pegleg Mine; #1-6 Self-Made Man; #17 The Chivaree; #1-8 The Little Dressmaker of Bodie; #1-9 Cynthy’s Dream Dress; #1-11 The Lady with the Blue Silk Umbrella; #1-12 Swamper Ike; #1-14 Claim Jumping Jennie; #1-17 Little Oscar’s Millions; #1-18 Land of the Free; #2-1 The Diamond Babe; #2-5 Whirlwind Courtship; #2-6 Dear Teacher; #2-9 Lotta Crabtree; #2-10 Yaller; #2-13 Snowshoe Thompson; #2-15 The Kickapoo Run; #2-16 Sixth Sense; #2-18 Mr. Godiva; #3-2 11,000 Miners Can’t Be Wrong; #33 Half way Girl; #3-4 Black Bart; #3-6 To Big Charlie from Little Charlie; #3-11 Riggs and Riggs; #3-13 Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em; #3-14 The Seventh Day; #3-15 The Mormon’s Grindstone; #3-16 Death Valley Scotty; #3-18 I Am Joaquin; #4-1 Reno; #4-2 The Valencia

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Cake; #4-3 A Killing in Diamonds; #4-4 The Homeliest Man in Nevada; #4-5 Miracle of the Sea Gulls; #48 The Hangman Waits; #4-9 Gold Is Where You Find It; #4-11 The Baron of Arizona; #4-19 Pay Dirt; #4-21 Emperor Norton; #5-1 Faro Bill’s Layout; #5-2 The Bear Flag; #5-4 The Hidden Treasure of Cucamonga; #5-14 Luck of the Irish; #5-15 Lady Engineer; #5-16 Train of Events; #5-17 The Man Who Was Never Licked.

December Bride HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Rudy Vallee Collection — 3 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1954, to May 7, 1959; Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 157 episodes. CREATED BY: Levy, Parke. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. PRODUCERS: De Cordova, Fred; Levy, Parke. STARRING: Byington, Spring. WITH: Elliott, Dick; Felton, Verna; Kulp, Nancy; Lavitt, Norman; Miller, Dean; Morgan, Harry; Rafferty, Frances; Randolph, Isabel; Szabó, Sándor; Stang, Arnold; Talbot, Lyle. • Sitcom about a widow living with her daughter and son-in-law. Lily’s Song #1-33. SCRIPT NO.: 34. AIR DATE: 05-161955. SCRIPT DATE: 04-08-1955. LAST REVISION: 04-111955. WRITERS: Levy, Parke; Derman, Lou; Starr, Ben. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Jerry. WITH: Averback, Hy; Ferguson, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; filming date: 4-16-1955. Vallee’s Protégé #4-1. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 101; 98. AIR DATE: 10-07-1957. TAPE DATE: 08-06-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1957. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Julian, Arthur. DIRECTOR: De Cordova, Fred. W ITH : Boyce, Donna Jo; De Martin, Dolores; Felton, Verna; Grey, Joel; Miller, Dean; Morgan, Harry; Parsons, Milton; Rafferty, Frances; Robbins, Cindy; Vallee, Rudy; Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Delta House (National Lampoon’s Frat Rats) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 18, 1979 (preview); Jan. 27 to Apr. 21, 1979; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 (15) episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Reitman, Ivan; Simmons, Matty. PRODUCER: Montagne, Edward J. WITH: Clarke, Brian Patrick; Cookson, Gary; Dalton, Susanna; Fox, Peter; Furst, Stephen; Goldman, Wendy; Kastner, Peter; McGill, Bruce; Mostel, Josh; Pfeiffer, Michelle; Seer, Richard; Vernon, John; Widdoes, James; Wilkof, Lee. • Sitcom based on the 1978 movie National Lampoon’s Animal House. The Legacy #1-1. PROD. NO.: 83451. AIR DATE: 01-181979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1978. LAST REVISION: 10-181978. WRITERS: Ramis, Harold; Kenney, Douglas; Miller, Chris. DIRECTOR: Myerson, Alan. WITH: Clarke, Brian Patrick; Cookson, Gary; Dalton, Susanna; Fox, Peter; Furst, Stephen; Goldman, Wendy; Lauris, Priscilla; McGill, Bruce; Mostel, Josh; Seer, Richard; Vernon, John; Widdoes, Jamie; Wilkof, Lee.

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The Dennis Day Show (The R.C.A. Victor Show)

Desilu Playhouse (Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse)

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 8, 1952, to Aug. 2, 1954; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (first season alternating with the Ezio Pinza Show); Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (season 3, filmed series, starting 10-05-1953); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Denmac Productions and Television Facilities. PRODUCER: Henning, Paul. STARRING: Day, Dennis. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; James, Jeri Lou; March, Hal. •

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (3 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 6, 1958, to June 10, 1960; Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 43 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Martin, Quinn. PRODUCER: Granet, Bert. HOST: Arnaz, Desi. • Dramatic anthology series with Desi Arnaz as host/star. Some episodes were part of the Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour. K.O. Kitty (Pardon My Gloves) #1-10. AIR DATE: 12-08-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-15-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Martin, Madelyn; Carroll, Bob, Jr. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Jerry. WITH : Ball, Lucille; Cheshire, Harry; Lundigan, William; Melton, Sid; Ray, Aldo; White, Jesse. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: [Martin], Madelyn. The Untouchables (Part 1) #1-22. AIR DATE: 04-201959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-13-1959. VERSION: third revision. WRITER: Monash, Paul (from the autobiographical novel of Eliot Ness [with Oscar Fraley]). DIRECTOR: Karlson, Phil. WITH : Barzell, Wolfe; Benedict, Richard; Beradino, John; Brand, Neville; Cassell, Wally; Crowley, Pat; De Kova, Frank; Dubov, Paul; Fernandez, Abel; Firestone, Eddie; Gordon, Bruce; Hoffman, Bern; Leeds, Peter; Mamakos, Peter; Mantell, Joe; Nichols, Barbara; Osterloh, Robert; Picerni, Paul; Rudin, Herman; Stack, Robert; Westerfield, James; Wilcox, Frank; Williams, Bill; Winchell, Walter (narrator); Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Untouchables (Part 2) #1-23. AIR DATE: 04-271959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 04-011959. V ERSION: third draft. WRITER: Monash, Paul (from the autobiographical novel of Eliot Ness). DIRECTOR: Karlson, Phil. WITH: Barzell, Wolfe; Benedict, Richard; Beradino, John; Brand, Neville; Cassell, Wally; Crowley, Pat; De Kova, Frank; Dubov, Paul; Fernandez, Abel; Firestone, Eddie; Gordon, Bruce; Hoffman, Bern; Leeds, Peter; Mamakos, Peter; Mantell, Joe; Nichols, Barbara; Osterloh, Robert; Picerni, Paul; Rudin, Herman; Stack, Robert; Westerfield, James; Wilcox, Frank; Williams, Bill; Winchell, Walter (narrator); Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. USED BY: Nichols, Barbara.

Sitcom with Dennis Day playing himself — a singer whose mother feels that he has been underpayed working as singer and resident scatterbrain on Jack Benny’s radio show. Charley’s Mt. Iday Record Show. P ROD . NO.: 120. WRITERS: Goodman, Hal; Klein, Larry. DIRECTOR: Amateau, Rod. ADDITIONAL INFO: shooting schedule (Jan. 7-9, 1954).

Dennis the Menace HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1959, to July 7, 1963; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 146 episodes. CREATED BY: Ketcham, Hank. PROD. CO.: Dariell Productions. PRODUCER : Fonda, James D. S TARRING: North, Jay. WITH: Anderson, Herbert; Booth, Billy; Cisar, George; Field, Sylvia; Gordon, Gale; Henry, Gloria; Kearns, Joseph; Mulqueen, Kathleen; Pittman, Robert John; Russell, Jeannie; Seegar, Sara; Smith, Gil; Tedrow, Irene; Waterman, Willard; Wickes, Mary. • Series based on the comic strip of the same title by Hank Ketcham. Where There’s a Will #3-19. PROD. NO.: 4177. AIR DATE: 02-11-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1961. LAST REVISION: 09-27-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Grossman, Budd. DIRECTOR: Barton, Charles T. WITH: Albright, Hardie; Brown, Margaret (Meg); Coghlan, Pat; Grace, Charity; Teal, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; day player agreement for Margaret Brown; some marks. U SED BY: Brown, Margaret (part of “secretary”).

The Deputy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1959, to July 1, 1961; Saturdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 76 episodes. PROD. C O.: Top Gun Productions; Revue Studios. EXEC . PROD .: Frye, William. P RODUCERS: Fonda, Henry; Kraike, Michael. STARRING: Case, Allen; Fonda, Henry. WITH: Ford, Wallace; Keim, Betty Lou; Morgan, Read. • Western series set in Silver City, Arizona Territory, in which the star was not the title character — Henry Fonda appeared shortly in all but 19 episodes and narrated. Marked for Bounty #1-28. PROD. NO.: 13032. AIR DATE: 04-02-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-11-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-14-1960. WRITER: Yagemann, William. DIRECTOR : Lanfield, Sidney. W ITH : Baxter, Alan; Earle, Edward; Hatton, Raymond; Hayes, Ron; Scotti, Vito; Seel, Charles; Toomey, Regis; Turnbull, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Toomey, Regis (part of “Warden Jess Martin”).

The Detectives (Robert Taylor’s Detectives) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORKS: ABC ; NBC. BROADCAST: ABC : Oct. 16, 1959, to Sept. 22, 1961; Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 12); 30 minutes. NBC: Sept. 29, 1961, to May 18, 1962; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 98 episodes (ABC / NBC). CREATED BY: Levy, Jules. PROD. CO.: Four Star-Hastings, Studio City (seasons 1-2); Four Star-Bentley-Blackpool Production (season 3). EXEC. PROD.: Gardner, Arthur; Laven, Arnold; Levy, Jules. PRODUCER: Nadel, Arthur H. DIRECTORS: Allen, Lewis; Carlson, Richard; Carr, Thomas; Ganzer, Alvin; Golden, Murray; Hiller, Arthur; Landres, Pau; Laven, Arnold; McDougall, Don; Medford, Don; Wendkos, Paul. STARRING: Taylor, Robert. WITH: Andrews, Tige;

SERIES Farr, Lee; Goddard, Mark; Thiess, Ursula; Thorson, Russell; West, Adam. • Crime series about a New York detective and his team. The Bait (The Junkie) #1-6. PROD. NO.: 2836. AIR DATE: 11-20-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1959. WRITER: Freeman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Adler, Jay; Arnold, Phil; Cisar, George; Conte, Steve; Horvath, Charles; Napier, Alan. A DDITIONAL INFO : some marks. USED BY: Napier, Alan (part of “Bishop”). Face Down, Floating #1-29. PROD. NO.: 2804. AIR DATE : 04-29-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-30-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-16-1959. WRITER: Plant, Michael. WITH: Byington, Spring; Ellerbe, Harry. The Reason #2-25. P ROD . NO.: 3654. AIR D ATE : 03-17-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 12-29-1960. WRITER: Morgan, Richard N. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. W ITH : Waltz, Patrick; Wilbanks, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Dick Powell Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 5 scripts (1 episode); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 26, 1961, to Apr. 30, 1963; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 9:30 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 60 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. EXEC. PROD.: Powell, Dick. PRODUCERS: Geller, Bruce; Kallis, Stanley; Powell, Dick; Simmons, Richard Alan; Spelling, Aaron. HOSTS: Allyson, June; Powell, Dick; Reagan, Ronald; Wayne, John. WITH: [3 episodes and more]: Allyson, June; Beregi, Oscar, Jr.; Bergen, Edgar; Berle, Milton; Cooper, Jackie; Davis, Michael; Falk, Peter; Freed, Bert; Horvath, Charles; Jones, Carolyn; Kemmer, Ed.; Larkin, John; Niven, David; Powell, Dick; Rey, Alejandro; Rooney, Mickey; Wynn, Keenan. • Anthology drama program hosted by Dick Powell, who also starred in some episodes. After his death in Jan. 1963 various guest stars hosted the show. The series gave start to a number of new series (e.g. Burke’s Law and Saints and Sinners). The Doomsday Boys #2-4. PROD. NO.: 5109. AIR DATE : 10-16-1962. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-09-1962. L AST REVISION : 05-31-1962. WRITER: Simmons, Richard Alan. DIRECTOR: Silverstein, Elliot. WITH: Allyson, June (guest hostess); Barr, Anthony (Tony); Damler, John; Edwards, Sam; Falk, Peter; Larch, John; Mell, Joseph; Powell, Dick; Rey, Alejandro. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Broken Leg”). Everybody Loves Sweeney #2-17. PROD. NO.: 5119. AIR DATE: 01-22-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 06-04-1962. LAST REVISION: 10-27-1962. VERSION: third work draft. EXEC. PROD .: Powell, Dick. PRODUCER : Spelling, Aaron. W RITERS: Manhoff, Bill (also story); Giler, Berne. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH : Albertson, Jack; James, Dennis; Linville, Joanne; Martin, Ross; Rooney, Mickey; Webster, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “written especially for The Dick Powell Show.” USED BY: Barry[?], Donald. The Old Man and the City #2-29. AIR DATE: 04-231963. Versions: first draft; first draft carbon copy; second draft carbon copy. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. WITH: Allyson, June (guest hostess); Bickford, Charles; Binns, Edward

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(Ed); Blackman, Joan; Dern, Bruce; Larkin, John; Morgan, Dennis; Nicol, Alex; Raymond, Gene; Ruggles, Charles; Tobey, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; originally written for a series called Adamsburg, U.S.A.; 5 copies.

Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theater see Zane Grey Theater Dick Tracy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 11, 1950, to Feb. 12, 1952; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (Jan.-Feb. 1951); 30 minutes; 22+ episodes (some aired in syndication after the end of the network program). PROD. CO.: P.K. Palmer Productions; Samuel Goldwyn Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Moulton, Herbert. PRODUCERS: Moore, Dick; Palmer, P.K. S TARRING: Byrd, Ralph. WITH: Devlin, Joe; Elliott, Dick; Greene, Angela. • Police series based on the comic strip by Chester Gould, preceded by a radio program (193446), a 15-chapter movie serial, and several individual films. Hi-Jack #1-16. PROD. NO.: 12. AIR DATE: 01-01-1951 (?). WRITER: Palmer, P.K. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, Will. WITH : Blackburn, Ward; Devlin, Joe; Hill, Riley; Ragan, Mike (= Holly Blane); Rose, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Ragan, Mike (part of “Hi-Jack”).

The Dick Van Dyke Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: July 19, 1960 (pilot); Oct. 3, 1961, to June 1, 1966; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 2-3, 5), 9:00 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 159 episodes (incl. pilot). CREATED BY : Reiner, Carl. P ROD . C O .: CBS Television; Calvada Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Leonard, Sheldon. PRODUCERS: Denoff, Sam; Jacobs, Ronald; Persky, Bill; Reiner, Carl; Thomas, Danny. STARRING: Van Dyke, Dick; Moore, Mary Tyler. W ITH : [5 episodes and more]: Adamo, Frank; Amsterdam, Morey; Brauer, Tiny; Deacon, Richard; Faye, Herbie; Greer, Dabbs; Guilbert, Ann Morgan; Hausner, Jerry; Idelson, Bill; Mathews, Larry; Melvin, Allan; Paris, Jerry; Randolph, Isabel; Reiner, Carl; Rose Marie; Silver, Johnny; Strickland, Amzie. • Sitcom about the (mis)adventures of a TV writer for the “Alan Brady Show,” his wife and colleagues. The Alan Brady Show Presents #3-13. PROD. NO.: 14-B (76). AIR DATE: 12-18-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 10-281963. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1963. TAPE DATE: 11-121963. WRITERS: Persky, Bill; Denoff, Sam. DIRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. WITH: Amsterdam, Morey; Chulay, Cornell; Deacon, Richard; Freeman, Brendan; Mathews, Larry; Paris, Jerry; Reiner, Carl; Rose Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

Diff ’rent Strokes HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORKS: NBC ; ABC. BROADCAST : NBC : Nov. 3,

The Dinah Shore Chevy Show 1978, to May 4, 1985; Fridays (seasons 1-2, until 1019-1979); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 4); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 5-7). ABC: Sept. 27, 1985, to Mar. 7, 1986; Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (season 8); 30 minutes; 189 episodes (NBC/ABC). CREATED BY: Harris, Jeff; Kukoff, Bernie. PROD. CO.: Tandem Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Brunner, Bob; Grossman, Budd; Hecht, Ken; Hunter, Blake; Leeds, Howard. P RODUCERS: Aidekman, Al; Anderson, John Maxwell; Cohan, Martin; Gurman, Richard; Kenwith, Herbert; Starr, Ben. STARRING: Bain, Conrad; Bridges, Todd; Coleman, Gary. WITH: Carter, Dixie; Catlett, Mary Jo; Chao, Rosalind; Cooksey, Danny; Goodman, Dody; Hervey, Jason; Jackson, Janet; Mobley, Mary Ann; Mond, Steven; Plato, Dana; Rae, Charlotte; Ross, Shavar; Swassy, Nikki; Tari, Le; Volz, Nedra. • Sitcom about a rich Manhattan widower who adopts the two young sons of his late African American housekeeper. The Senior Class Queen #6-11. PROD. NO.: 0613. AIR DATE: 01-07-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1983. TAPE DATE: 11-18-1983. VERSION: final draft. EXEC. PROD.: Hunter, Blake; Leeds, Howard. PRODUCER: Cohan, Martin. WRITER: Mack, Bernard Burnell. DIRECTOR: Keith, Gerren. WITH: Catlett, Mary Jo; Dorsey, Reginald; Murrill, Rosanne; Pentecost, George; Plato, Dana; Schroder, Dawn; Strader, Scott; Yi, Sherry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule (Nov. 14-18, 1983). Hooray for Hollywood (Part 2) #6-17. PROD. NO.: 0619. AIR DATE: 02-18-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1984. TAPE DATE: 01-27-1984. VERSION: table draft. EXEC. P ROD .: Hunter, Blake; Leeds, Howard. PRODUCER : Cohan, Martin. W RITER: Taylor, Bruce; Leeds, Howard (story); Hunter, Blake (story); Cohan, Martin (story). D IRECTORS: Keith, Gerren; Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Brady, Steve; Carter, Dixie; Catlett, Mary Jo; Cooksey, Danny; Hasselhoff, David; Mansfield, John; Plato, Dana; Richards, Frank; Ross, Shavar; Stevens, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule (parts 1 & 2; Jan 17-21, 23-27, 1984). The Houseguest #6-23. PROD. NO.: 0612. AIR DATE: 05-05-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1983. TAPE DATE: 1111-1983. VERSION: table draft. EXEC. PROD.: Hunter, Blake; Leeds, Howard. P RODUCER : Cohan, Martin. W RITER: Taylor, Bruce. D IRECTOR: Keith, Gerren. WITH: Jackson, Janet; Jones, Renée; Mason, Calvin; Plato, Dana. ADDITIONAL INFO: planned airdate 3-31984; credits (incomplete); set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule (Nov. 7-11, 1983). The Boyfriend #6-24. PROD. NO.: 0614. AIR DATE: 05-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1983. TAPE DATE: 1202-1983. VERSION: final draft. EXEC. PROD.: Hunter, Blake; Leeds, Howard. P RODUCER : Cohan, Martin. WRITERS: Baeza, Ifa; Taylor, Bruce; Meyers, Howard; Miller, Mark; Leeds, Howard (story); Hunter, Blake (story); Cohan, Martin (story). DIRECTOR: Keith, Gerren. WITH: Catlett, Mary Jo; Dubac, Bob; Kimmell, Dana; Plato, Dana. ADDITIONAL INFO: planned airdate 1-7-1984; credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule (Nov. 28-30, Dec. 1-2, 1983).

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The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (The Dinah Shore Show; The Chevy Show) HOLDINGS : Philip Rapp Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode); Tom Koch Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 20, 1957, to June 25, 1961 (in irregular intervals thereafter, until June 1, 1962); Sundays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (season 5, irregularly alternating with The Bell Telephone Hour); 60 minutes; 191 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bob Banner Associates; Sewanee. EXEC. PROD.: Banner, Bob; Jaffe, Henry. PRODUCERS: Cross, Perry; Finkel, Bob; Morgan, Leo; Wells, Robert. HOSTS: Shore, Dinah and guest hosts. • Variety show hosted by Dinah Shore three out of every four weeks. #1-4. AIR DATE: 11-10-1957. SCRIPT DATES: 10-301957 / 11-01-1957. VERSIONS: first draft; carbon copy. WRITERS: Brocks, Frank; Rapp, Phil. D IRECTOR: Bunetta, Frank. GUEST HOST: Martin, Tony. WITH: Cole, Nat “King”; Gobel, George; Mary Kaye Trio; Paul Weston Orchestra; Seymour, Mildred; Tallchief, Maria; Wiere Brothers. A DDITIONAL INFO : planned guests Joan Davis, Vera Ellen and Red Buttons did not appear in this program, but are named in the script; 2 copies. Thanksgiving Show #5-8. AIR DATE: 11-20-1960. W RITERS: Isaacs, Charles; Koch, Tom. PRODUCER : Finkel, Bob. D IRECTORS: Whitmore, Dean; Finkel, Bob. WITH: Carney, Art; The Four Little Angels; Page, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; crawl; incl. commercials; incl. lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Koch, Tom.

The Dinah Shore Show HOLDINGS : LACC Collection — 29 scripts (26 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 27, 1951, to July 18, 1957; Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 15 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCER: Banner, Bob. DIRECTOR: Banner, Bob. HOSTESS: Shore, Dinah. WITH : Baker, Art (announcer); Freeman, Ticker; The Harry Zimmerman Orchestra; The Notables; The Skylarks; The Vic Schoen Orchestra. • Live musical show, aired before the evening news. #1. AIR DATE: 10-05-1954. WITH: Mathiason, Thora; Mershon, Gil; The Skylarks; Zimmer, Norma. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 5, 1954); operational schedule (Oct. 5, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #2. AIR DATE: 10-07-1954. WITH: Ashton, Barry; Baker, Jack; Kilgas, Nancy; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 7, 1954); operational schedule (Oct. 7, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #3. A IR DATE : 10-12-1954. WITH : Baker, Jack (dancer); The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 12, 1954); operational schedule (Oct. 12, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #5. AIR DATE: 10-19-1954. WITH: Alcorn, Bill; Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; operational schedule; show rundown (Oct. 19, 1954); rehearsal schedule (Oct. 19, 1954);

SERIES production rundown; incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes; 2 copies. #6. AIR D ATE : 10-21-1954. WITH : The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; operational schedule; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 21, 1954); production rundown; incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes; 2 copies. #7. AIR DATE: 10-26-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 26, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes; stamp: “Received Sep 29 1954 Campbell-Ewald Co.” #8. A IR D ATE : 10-28-1954. WITH : Baker, Jack; Lemley, Denise; McAvoy, Ila; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 28, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #9. AIR DATE: 11-02-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; Mathiason, Thora; Schroder, Chuck; The Skylarks; Zimmer, Norma. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; production rundown; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 2, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #10. AIR DATE: 11-04-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; production rundown; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 4, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #11. A IR D ATE : 11-09-1954. W ITH : Keller, Jane; Marsh, Tani; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; production rundown; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 9, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #12. AIR DATE: 11-11-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 11, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #13. AIR DATE: 11-16-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; production rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 16, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #14. AIR DATE: 11-18-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 18, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #15. AIR DATE: 11-23-1954. WITH: Antes, Jerry; Barclay, Jerry; Ellis, Ward; Gobel, George; Kallen, Kitty; Lee, Peggy; Munsel, Patrice; The Skylarks (men only); Swayze, John Cameron. ADDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 19-22, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes; half hour show. #16. AIR D ATE : 11-25-1954. W ITH : Baker, Jack; Mathiason, Thora; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; production rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 25, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #17. AIR DATE: 11-30-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks; Zimmerman, Harry (orchestra). ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 30, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #18. AIR D ATE : 12-02-1954. WITH : The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show run-

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Directions down; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 2, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #19. AIR DATE: 12-07-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 7, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #20. AIR DATE: 12-09-1954. WITH: The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 9, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #21. AIR D ATE : 12-14-1954. WITH : Alcorn, Bill; Baker, Bob; Baker, Jack; Mattis, Jack; The Skylarks; Wood, Alton. ADDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 14, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #22. AIR DATE: 12-16-1954. WITH: Fisher, Eddie; The Skylarks. A DDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 16, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes; 2 scripts— 2 different versions. #23. AIR DATE: 12-21-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; Kilgas, Nancy; Mayberry, Jeanne; Paz, Joe; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 21, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #24. AIR DATE: 12-23-1954. WITH: Lanham, Gene; Mathiason, Thora; Mershon, Gil; Norman, Lulie Jean; The Skylarks; Zimmer, Norma. A DDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 23, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; marks and notes. #25. AIR DATE: 12-28-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; Martin, Tony; The Skylarks. A DDITIONAL INFO : master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 28, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. #26. AIR DATE: 12-30-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 30, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. #30. AIR DATE: 01-13-1955. TAPE DATE: 12-28-1954. WITH: Baker, Jack; The Skylarks. ADDITIONAL INFO: master broadcast report; show rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 28, 1954); incl. lyrics; incl. commercials; some marks and notes.

Directions: A Catholic Perspective HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (4 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 13, 1960, to Mar. 25, 1984; Sunday mornings. PROD. CO.: ABC News Public Affairs Department, in association with the National Council of Catholic Men. EXEC. PROD.: Darion, Sid. • Religious anthology program with documentaries, music and family stories. Directions ’62: The Death of Judas. AIR DATE: 0325-1962. WRITER: Claudel, Paul. TRANSLATOR/ADAPTOR: Ponsot, Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: “a copy of my first TV script which in one year won the Gold Bell Award for public-affairs TV programs, and in the next year, the Gold Bell Award for public-affairs network radio” Marie Ponsot. Directions ’64: Pilate’s Point of View. AIR DATE: 0216-1964. TAPE DATE: 02-11-1964. WRITER: Claudel, Paul. TRANSLATOR/ADAPTOR: Ponsot, Marie. ADDITIONAL

Dobie Gillis INFO: original title Figures et Paraboles (Gallimard); “This is the early version of the Pilate script, with corrections I made on set” Marie Ponsot; marks and notes. Directions ’64: Pilate’s Point of View. AIR DATE: 02-16-1964. WRITER: Claudel, Paul. T RANSLATOR / ADAPTOR: Ponsot, Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: original title Figures et Paraboles (Gallimard); “my second TV script of the 22 (or 23) that I invented or compiled or (as here) translated and edited” Marie Ponsot. Directions ’66: J.F. Powers: The Darkness and the Grace. AIR DATE : 02-20-1966. T APE D ATE : 02-081966. PRODUCER : Hance, Wiley. W RITER: Ponsot, Marie. DIRECTOR: Delaney, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Christmas in the Marketplace. AIR DATE: 12-251966. TAPE DATES: 11-14/15-1966. PRODUCER: Hance, Wiley. WRITER: Gheon, Henri. TRANSLATOR/ADAPTOR: Ponsot, Marie. D IRECTOR: Delaney, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: costumer: Alfred Lehman; choreographer: Valerie Bettis; composer: Earl Wild; produced in association with The National Council of Churches, for the NCC: William Ratcliff; cast of characters; possible cuts; some marks.

Dobie Gillis (The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 8, 1959, to June 5, 1963; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 147 episodes. CREATED BY : Shulman, Max. P ROD . C O .: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Manulis, Martin. PRODUCER: Amateau, Rod. STARRING: Denver, Bob; Hickman, Dwayne. W ITH : Bailey, Raymond; Beatty, Warren; Byron, Jean; Clair, Richard; Diamond, Bobby; Farrell, Tommy; Faylen, Frank; Franken, Steve; Friebus, Florida; Hickman, Darryl; Kuehl, Sheila James; Lime, Yvonne; Packer, Doris; Paget, Robert; Schallert, William; Weld, Tuesday. • Sitcom about a girl-crazy teenager, based on the 1953 movie The Affairs of Dobie Gillis with Bobby Van and Debbie Reynolds. Love Is a Science #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3408. AIR DATE: 10-13-1959. WRITER: Shulman, Max. DIRECTOR: Amateau, Rod. WITH: James (Kuehl), Sheila; Weld, Tuesday. ADDITIONAL INFO: facsimile of script used in college course, with introduction and column with comments, incl. quotes from the author.

Doctor Christian HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1956-57; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Kesler, Henry S.; Spier, William; Unger, Maurice. DIRECTORS: Davis, Eddie; Guilfoyle, Paul; Kesler, Henry S.; Strock, Herbert L. STARRING: Carey, Macdonald. WITH: Baer, Cynthia; Fylen, Kay; Hersholt, Jean; Shepard, Jan. • Medical drama program based on a series of 6 films (from 1939 to 1941) and a radio series (1937 to 1954) starring Jean Hersholt as Dr. Paul Christian. The TV series featured Hersholt in the first two episodes as the uncle of the “new” Dr. Christian, who retires and hands over his practice to nephew Mark.

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SERIES 24B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1956. LAST REVISION: 12-131956. WRITER: Fotre, Vince. PRODUCER: Kesler, Henry S. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert. WITH: Becwar, George; Brown, Tom; Elhardt, Kaye; Miller, Peter; Shepard, Jan; Warde, Harlan; Zito, Cecie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lippman, Jeanne (script supervisor); Dyer, Jimmy (editor). 25B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1956. LAST REVISION: 1203-1956. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Dyer, Jimmy (editor). 26B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1956. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Dyer, Jimmy (editor). 27B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1956. LAST REVISION: 1224-1956. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Woelz, [Jack] (editor). 28B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1956. LAST REVISION: 1224-1956. WRITER: Cox, William R. DIRECTOR: Guilfoyle, Paul. W ITH : Bouchey, Willis; Hogan, Jack; Levin, Robert; Lewis, Jean Ann; Meader, George; Sorrentino, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; wardrobe; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lippman, Jeanne (script supervisor); Dyer, Jimmy (editor). 29B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1956. LAST REVISION: 0112-1957. WRITER: Rock, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund, Larry; Woelz, Jack (editor). 30B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1957. LAST REVISION: 0211-1957. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; wardrobe; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Dyer, Jimmy; [Lund], Larry. 31B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1957. LAST REVISION: 0122-1957. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: script supervisor; Woelz, Jack (editor). 32B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1956. LAST REVISION: 0124-1957. WRITER: Rapp, Joel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; wardrobe; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: script supervisors Lippman, Jeanne and Lund, Larry; Dyer, Jimmy. 33B. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1956. LAST REVISION: 0127-1957. WRITER: Huston, Lou. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: [Lund], Larry; Woelz, Jack. 34B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1957. LAST REVISION: 02-201957. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. DIRECTOR: Guilfoyle, Paul. WITH: Bates, Jeanne; Clifford, Ruth; Dane, Peter; Davis, Charlie; Shields, Arthur; Soulé, Olan; Watkin, Pierre. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lippman, Jeanne (script supervisor); Woelz, Jack (editor). 35B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-15-1957. LAST REVISION: 0129-1957. WRITER: Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Evans, Charles; Henderson, Douglas; Kingsford, Walter; Thurston, Carol; Turkel, Joseph. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lippman, Jeanne (script supervisor); Mansfield, Duncan (editor).

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Dr. Hudson’s Secret Journal HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955-57; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Authors Playhouse, Samuel Goldwyn Studios. P RODUCERS: Morgan, Brewster; Solow, Eugene. DIRECTORS: Godfrey, Peter; Sherman, Harry R. STARRING: Howard, John. WITH: Blakeney, Olive; Callaway, Cheryl; Kelly, Jack; Mercer, Frances. • Medical series about a widowed neurosurgeon, based on a character who appeared in two novels by Lloyd C. Douglas: Magnificent Obsession (1929) and Dr. Hudson’s Secret Journal (1939). The Caroline Story. WRITER: Douglas, Lloyd C. WITH: Hadley, Nancy.

Doctor Kildare HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 28, 1961, to Apr. 5, 1966; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Mondays and Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes (seasons 1-4), 30 minutes (season 5); 200 episodes. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television, produced by Arena Productions. EXEC . P ROD .: Felton, Norman. PRODUCERS: Benton, Douglas; Clements, Calvin, Jr.; Hirschman, Herbert; Victor, David. DIRECTORS: Arnold, Jack; Bellamy, Earl; Bricken, Jules; Butler, Robert; Daniels, Marc; Dobkin, Lawrence; Friedkin, David; Gist, Robert; Goldstone, James; Graham, William A.; Hirschman, Herbert; Johnson, Lamont; Komack, James; Kulik, Buzz; Mayer, Gerald; Medford, Don; Miller, Robert Ellis; Newland, John; Penn, Leo; Ritchie, Michael; Sarafian, Richard C.; Senensky, Ralph; Singer, Alexander; Taylor, Don. STARRING: Chamberlain, Richard; Massey, Raymond. WITH: Bell, Steve; Berry, Ken; Judis, Gary; Helton, Jo; Inness, Jean; Kurty, Lee; Merriwether, Lee; Patrick, Joan; Ryder, Eddie; Stone, Cynthia; Stuart, Maxine; Taylor, Jud. • Medical series about a hospital intern and the staff physician who guides him. The program was based on the Doctor Kildare short stories by Frederick Schiller Faust (Max Brand), which also inspired a number of movies in the late 1930s and early 1940s, as well as a syndicated radio series 1950/52. A Million Dollar Property (Pride of Lions) #1-5. SCRIPT/PROD. NO.: 35; 6508. AIR DATE: 10-26-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1961. WRITER: Kinoy, Ernest. PRODUCER: Hirschman, Herbert. DIRECTOR: Hirschman, Herbert. WITH: Baker, Joby; Francis, Anne; Monaco, Tony; Murray, Jan; Nesbitt, Cathleen; Reese, Sam; Taylor, Jud; Ward, Evelyn. USED BY: Trescony. A Life for a Life (2 of 4) #5-2. PROD. NO.: 7916. AIR DATE : 09-14-1965. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-07-1965. LAST REVISION: 06-21-1965. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. PRODUCER : Benton, Douglas. D IRECTOR : Brahm, John. WITH: Brinckerhoff, Burt; Hoyos, Rodolfo; Kurty, Lee; Leighton, Margaret; Lodge, John; Mason, James; Taylor, Jud. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Web of Hate (3 of 4) #5-3. PROD. NO.: 7917. AIR DATE: 09-20-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 06-09-1965. LAST REVISION: 06-21-1965. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Brinckerhoff, Burt; Haden, Sara; Kurty, Lee; Leighton, Margaret; Mason, James; Stevens, Naomi; Wyles, Katherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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The Horizontal Hero (4 of 4) #5-4. P ROD . NO.: 7918. AIR DATE: 09-21-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 06-07-1965. L AST REVISION: 06-18-1965. WRITER : Spies, Adrian. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Brinckerhoff, Burt; Kurty, Lee; Leighton, Margaret; Mason, James; Rhodes, Hari; Stevens, Naomi; Vance, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Travel a Crooked Road (2 of 2) #5-54. PROD. NO.: 7988. AIR DATE: 03-22-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1966. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1966. WRITER: Lakso, Edward J. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. WITH: Gregg, Virginia; Karath, Kym; McMillan, Gloria; Varsi, Diane.

The Doctors HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 33 scripts (28 episodes). N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 1, 1963, to Dec. 31, 1982; weekdays (through early 1963); Mondays (Apr. 1, 1963, to Feb. 28, 1964); weekdays, 2:30 P.M. (Mar. 2, 1964 through part of 1970s), 12:00 P.M. (through Dec. 31, 1982); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Easterly Productions. CREATED BY : Tovrov, Orin. E XEC . P ROD .: Baffico, James A.; Costello, Robert; Straub, Gerard T. PRODUCERS: Barimo, George; Berman, Bertram; Layton, Jerry; Potter, Allen; Quinlan, Doris; Rothenberger, Joe; Straub, Gerry; Stuart, Joseph; Young, Jeff ; Weiss, Charles. STARRING (ORIGINAL ANTHOLOGY FORMAT): Gaynor, Jock; Moser, Margot; Roat, Richard; Scollay, Fred J. (S ERIAL): Adams, Ashby; Assante, Armand; Bruce, Lydia; Burleigh, Stephen; Burnell, Peter; Landrum, Michael; LaTourneaux, Robert; Packwood, Harry; Pritchett, James; Shearin, John; Storm, James; Thompson, Rex; Williams, Ann. WITH (ORIGINAL ANTHOLOGY FORMAT ): Braswell, Charles; Campanella, Joseph; Cotsworth, Staats; Cullum, John; Graham, Scott; Kirkland, Muriel; Pritchett, James; Sherwood, Madeleine; Sullivan, Jean; Thompson, Rex; Williams, Ann. (SERIAL): Anderson, Joan; Badler, Jane; Blackburn, Dorothy; Douglas, James; Duffy, Julia; Fielding, Dorothy; Frakes, Jonathan; Harty, Patricia; Hogan, Jonathan; Houlton, Jennifer; Hubbard, Elizabeth; Huebing, Craig ; Kennedy, Adam; Lincoln, Pamela; McDevitt, Ruth; Pettet, Joanna; Scollay, Fred J.; Sommer, Joseph; Sterling, Philip. • Medical drama program that began as a daily anthology series featuring one of four main characters; it changed to a weekly anthology format later in 1963, and became a continuing serial in March of 1964. Judgment of Solomon (Parts 1-5). PROD. NO.: 271275. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies each part; story treatment (with notes). Gold Is a Happy Color (Part 3). PROD. NO.: 298. WRITER: Frankel, Doris. PRODUCER : Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. New Wings for Old (Parts 1-5). PROD. NO.: 311-315. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. D IRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; week breakdown; story treatment (with notes). No Greater Love (Parts 1-5). WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. ADDI-

The Doctors and the Nurses TIONAL INFO: cast of characters; character descriptions; set list; week breakdown carbon copies; marks and notes. In His Mysterious Way. VERSION: story treatment; carbon copy. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank (?). ADDITIONAL INFO: notes. 388. AIR DATE: 05-06-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 389. AIR DATE: 05-07-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 390. AIR DATE: 05-08-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; revised page. 391. AIR DATE: 05-11-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; cast and set sheet (May 11-15, 1964; #391-395). 392. AIR DATE: 05-12-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 393. AIR DATE: 05-13-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 394. AIR DATE: 05-14-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 395. AIR DATE: 05-15-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 396. AIR DATE: 05-18-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; cast and set breakdown (May 1822, 1964; #396-400). 397. AIR DATE: 05-19-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. 398. AIR DATE: 05-20-1964. WRITERS: Martin, Ian; Clarke, William Kendall. PRODUCER: Layton, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Doctors and the Nurses see The Nurses The Donna Reed Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1958, to Mar. 3, 1966; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-8); 30 minutes; 275 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. PRODUCERS: Owen, Tony (Reed’s husband); Robert, Bill. S TARRING: Reed,

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Donna. WITH: Betz, Carl; Crane, Bob; Fabares, Shelley; Hawkins, Jimmy; Landgard, Janet; McCrea, Ann; Petersen, Paul; Petersen, Patty; Richard, Darryl; Waynesmith, Gary. • Sitcom about homemaker Donna, her pediatrician husband and their family and friends. It’s the Principle of the Thing #1-18. PROD. NO.: 4478. AIR DATE: 01-21-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Davis, Jerry; August, Tom. DIRECTOR: Rudolph, Oscar. WITH: Conried, Hans; Crawford, Robert, Jr.; Deacon, Richard; McMahon, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Donna’s Helping Hand #3-28. PROD. NO.: 4020. AIR DATE: 03-30-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-31-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Whedon, John. DIRECTOR: Tokar, Norman. W ITH : Nisbet, Stuart; Robinson, Frances; Shayne, Robert; Sokoloff, Vladimir; Tatum, Jeanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The New Office #4-22. PROD. NO.: 4100. AIR DATE: 02-15-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-09-1961. V ERSION: revised final draft. W RITERS: Solomon, Leo; Gershman, Ben. DIRECTOR: Tokar, Norman. WITH: French, Victor; Gaines, Jimmy; Hanson, Arthur; Hewitt, Alan; Moray, Dean; Perry, Ty. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Slager[?], Roger. Mrs. Stone and Doctor Hyde #5-2. P ROD . NO.: 4319. AIR DATE: 09-27-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 04-20-1962. V ERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hammer, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gene. WITH : Godfrey, Renee; Hayes, Annelle; Horan, Bobby; Mansfield, Sally; Redmond, Marge; Rey, Frances; Wilson, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Wilson, Dick (part of “Mr. Drucker”). Think Mink #8-4. PROD. NO.: 3786. AIR DATE: 1007-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1965. LAST REVISION: 0329-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Braverman, David; Marcus, Bob. DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Alyn, Kirk; Dodd, Molly; Shirley, Peg; Vincent, Virginia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stamped “Received Mar 19 1965 Adrian Samish.” USED BY: Samish, Adrian.

The Doris Day Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1968, to Mar. 12, 1973; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 2-5); 30 minutes; 128 episodes. CREATED BY: Fritzell, James. PROD. CO.: Arwin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Melcher, Martin. PRODUCERS: Dorso, Richard; Sweeney, Bob. STARRING: Day, Doris. WITH: Ballard, Kaye; Brown, Phillip; Dehner, John; Hampton, James; Joseph, Jackie; Kopell, Bernie; Pyle, Denver; Ryan, Fran; Rose Marie; Smith, Paul; Starke, Todd; Stevens, Naomi; Stevenson, McLean. • Sitcom about the (frequently changing) life of widow Doris Martin (for four of its five seasons the show had a different premise). Buck’s Portrait #2-19. PROD. NO.: 0406. AIR DATE: 02-16-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1969. WRITER: Tibbles, Doug. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Albertson, Mabel; Arnal, Issa; Brown, Phillip; Cranshaw, Patrick; Jellison, Bob; Parfrey, Woodrow; Pyle, Denver; Royce, Riza; Smith, Hal; Starke, Todd; Stevenson, McLean; Wagenheim, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters/credits (incomplete); set list.

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Dotto (Name It) HOLDINGS: Snag Werris Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Jan. 6 to Aug. 15, 1958; weekdays, 11:30 A.M.; 30 minutes. NBC: July 1 to Aug. 19, 1958; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Frank Cooper Productions; Sy Fischer Associates. CREATED BY: Schwartz, Al; Werris, Snag. EXEC. PROD.: Cooper, Frank; Fischer, Sy. P RODUCER : Jurist, Ed. HOST: Narz, Jack. • Early scripts for the popular and infamous television game show, which became a cornerstone in uncovering widespread corruption in game shows. Contestants competed to answer questions that connected the dots, the first to guess the identity of the person represented by the dots won. Day and night versions ran more or less concurrently on different networks. The collection includes a “Dotto Personalities” list of famous people who might be used for the Dotto drawing (59 are checked off ). Name It. VERSION: proposal script. WRITERS: Werris, Snag; Schwartz, Al. DIRECTOR: Schnur, Jerome. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-04-1957. L AST REVISION : 01-061957. V ERSION: rehearsal script. A DDITIONAL INFO : schedule, rundown. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1957. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule, rundown. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1957. VERSION: kinescope script. WITH: Martin, Mrs. Arthur (home contestant); Mildebrandt, Mary; Roden, Mel; Samuels, Sheldon. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule; rundown; “for kinescope.” SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1957. VERSION: kinescope script. WITH: Samuels, Sheldon; Mildebrandt, Mary; Deutsch, Mrs. Arthur (home contestant); Rhoden, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule; rundown; “for kinescope.” SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1957. VERSION: audio run thru. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule; rules of Dotto.

Double Dare HOLDINGS: WORK: CBS.

Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETBROADCAST: Apr. 10 to May 22, 1985; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6 episodes. CREATED BY: White, Michael. PROD. CO.: Terry Hughes Productions, in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Hughes, Terry. PRODUCER: Pingitore, Carl. STARRING: Wahl, Ken; Williams, Billy Dee. WITH: Carroll, Janet; Maher, Joseph; Warren, Jennifer (pilot). • A successful thief is caught by the San Francisco police and agrees to work undercover — with his old partner, freed from prison, and keeping his costly lifestyle. Double Talk [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 03-031985. VERSION: revised first draft. W RITER: Gunn, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Dragnet 1967 Claude; Alexander, Ben (also on radio); Balinger, Art; Bartell, Harry; Ellis, Herb; Gilmore, Art; Gregg, Virginia; Harris, Stacy (also on radio); Millar, Marjie; Moody, Ralph; Morgan, Harry; Morow, Byron; Nicoletti, Louis; Perrin, Vic (also on radio); Phillips, Barney (also on radio); Soulé, Olan; Spelling, Aaron; Weaver, Dennis; Webber, Peggy (also on radio); Yarborough, Barton (also on radio). • Crime series based on the radio program (1949-1957) of the same title — both emphasizing authenticity and intensive investigation. Barton Yarborough was featured as Webb’s partner in both media. He died after only three episodes of the TV series had been filmed. The Big Manikin #6-17. PROD. NO.: 1072. AIR DATE: 01-24-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Robinson, John; Burt, Frank. WITH: Harris, Jack W.; Lally, William J.; Vance, Lucille. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some notes. USED BY: Masters, M. The Big Skip #6-19. PROD. NO.: 1081. AIR DATE: 0207-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 04-14-1956. LAST REVISION: 0516-1956. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Robinson, John. W ITH : Avera, Tom; Malcolm, Robert; Skarstedt, Vance; Thomas, Lyn; Turner, Maria. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Masters, M. The Big Full Moon #7-14. PROD . NO.: 4112. A IR DATE : 12-26-1957. SCRIPT DATE : 09-20-1957. LAST REVISION: 09-30-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Burt, Frank. WITH: Barrows, George; Booth, Nesdon; Bradshaw, Joan; Fawcett, William; Raaf, Vicki; Thayer, Lorna. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Masters, M. The Big Irony #7-39. PROD. NO.: 4136. AIR DATE: 06-26-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-29-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Moser, James E. D IRECTOR: Webb, Jack. W ITH : Alexander, Ben; Edwards, Sam; Mitchell, Shirley; Morgan, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks. U SED BY : Edwards, Sam (part of “James Michael Butler”). The Big Doll #8-8. PROD. NO.: 4140. AIR DATE: 1111-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Moser, James E. WITH: Bice, Bob; George, Sue; Neumann, Dorothy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Campbell, S. The Big Infant #8-34. PROD. NO.: 4148. AIR DATE: 07-19-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Jacobs, Jack. WITH: Bennett, Julie; Carroll, Virginia; Dean, Martin; Diamond, Anne; Geary, Richard (Dick); Kanne, Gretchen; Ogg, Jimmy; Saylor, Syd. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (1956-58); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1958). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 16, 1951, to Aug. 23, 1959; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-5), 8:30 P.M. (seasons 5-7), 7:30 P.M. (season 8); 30 minutes; 276 episodes. CREATED BY: Webb, Jack. PROD. CO.: Sherry Television; Mark VII Ltd. Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Meyer, Stanley. PRODUCER: Meshekoff, Mike; Canfield, Herman; Webb, Jack. DIRECTOR: Webb, Jack. STARRING : Webb, Jack. W ITH : Abbott, Dorothy; Akins,

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script (1968); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1970). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1967, to Apr. 16, 1970; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 98 episodes. PROD. CO.: Dragnet Productions. PRODUCER: Webb, Jack. DIRECTOR: Webb, Jack. STARRING: Webb, Jack. WITH: Anders, Merry; Balinger, Art; Bennett, Julie; Gilmore, Art; Gregg, Virginia; Howat, Clark; Knapp, Robert; Morgan, Harry; Perrin, Vic; Vincent, Virginia; Warde, Harlan; Webber, Peggy; Westman, Nydia. • Revival of

Duffy’s Tavern the original Dragnet series (starting as mid-season replacement for The Hero). The Big Investigation #2-26. PROD. NO.: 28836. AIR DATE: 04-14-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-30-1968. LAST REVISION: 02-05-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. WITH: Anderson, Herb; Boland, Gene; Deemer, Ed; Engel, Roy; Harris, Mercer; Holland, Bert; McCarthy, Dennis; Nisbet, Stuart; Patten, Robert; Seaforth, Susan; Stewart, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; LAPD #209, Personnel, Sgt. Remus. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Art Turnbull”). Narco — Pill Maker #4-18. PROD. NO.: 30237. AIR DATE: 02-19-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1969. LAST REVISION : 12-08-1969. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Harris, Alf. DIRECTOR: Webb, Jack. WITH: Brown, Lew; Edwards, Sam; Harris, Stacy; Perry, Felton; Prickett, Maudie; Ross, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks; LAPD #335, Sgt. R.D. Garrahan. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Fred C. Watkins”).

Duffy’s Tavern HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Morris Freedman Collection — 6 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD . CO.: R & M Productions. PRODUCER: Roach, Hal, Jr. STARRING: Gardner, Ed. WITH: Borg, Veda Ann; Burke, James; Chapman, Pattee; Conlin, Jimmy; Fawcett, William; Reed, Alan. • Sitcom based on the radio program (19411952) of the same title, set in a bar and grille in New York. Duffy, the owner, is never seen. Archie Gets Engaged #1-3. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9875; 16. AIR DATE: 04-28-1954 (Philadelphia). WRITERS: Gill, Frank, Jr.; Freedman, Morris. WITH: Borg, Veda Ann; Chapman, Pattee; Conlin, Jimmy; Morrison, Barbara; Reed, Alan. Archie’s Landmark #1-10. SCRIPT NO.: 14A. AIR DATE: 10-15-1954 (Columbus, OH). WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Archie Buys a Dog #1-12. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9837; 6. WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Gill, Frank, Jr. Archie Buys a Racehorse #1-18. PROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 9840; 9. WRITERS: Gill, Frank, Jr.; Freedman, Morris. W ITH: Borg, Veda Ann; Chapman, Pattee; Conlin, Jimmy; Reed, Alan; White, Jesse. Archie’s Insurance Company #1-26. PROD. NO.: 9005. WRITERS: Rhine, Larry; Starr, Ben. WITH: Harmon, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. USED BY: part of “Frisco.” Damage Suit #1-32. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9844; 13. WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Gill, Frank, Jr. Wedding in the Tavern #1-34. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9834; 3. AIR DATE: 06-28-1954 (New York City). WRITERS: Gill, Frank, Jr.; Freedman, Morris. Jenny, the Jewel Thief [unidentified, unaired?]. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 1. SCRIPT DATE: 04-16-1952. WITH: Vallee, Rudy.

The Dukes of Hazzard HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (1984-85). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 26, 1979, to Feb. 8, 1985; Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3), 8:00

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P.M. (seasons 4-7); 60 minutes; 147 episodes. PROD. CO.: Lou-Step Production in association with Warner Bros. Television. E XEC . P ROD .: Mandelker, Philip. PRODUCERS: Kelley, Bill; Waldron, Gy; Wilder, Myles. WITH: Bach, Catherine; Best, James; Booke, Sorrell; Jennings, Waylon; Jones, Ben; Pyle, Denver; Schneider, John; Shroyer, Sonny; Wopat, Tom. • Comedyadventure series about members of the Duke clan in Hazzard County, Georgia, who are in a running battle to outwit the county authorities, often with the help of their car, General Lee. Happy Birthday, General Lee! #7-1. P ROD . NO.: 185501. AIR DATE: 01-25-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 03-011984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Rose, Si. DIRECTOR: Wopat, Tom. W ITH : Fricke, Janie; Hare, Will; Melville, Sam; Melton, Troy; Morton, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Sittin’ Dukes #7-11. PROD. NO.: 185511. AIR DATE: 12-14-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-05-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Roth, Martin. D IRECTOR: Bowers, George. WITH: Colley, Don Pedro; Gray, Robert; Rea, Peggy; Scott, Judson. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. The Haunting of J.D. Hogg #7-13. PROD . NO.: 185513. AIR DATE: 01-04-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-281984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Kaufman, Len; Wilder, Myles. DIRECTOR: Wopat, Tom. WITH: Evers, Jason; McLean, Bill; Mulkey, Chris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Strange Visitor to Hazzard #7-15. P ROD . NO.: 185515. AIR DATE : 01-25-1985. SCRIPT DATE : 11-161984. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Rose, Si. DIRECTOR: Booke, Sorrell. W ITH : Aaron, Robert; Burkley, Dennis; Leach, Britt; Montgomery, Ritchie; Silla, Felix. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Opening Night at the Boar’s Nest #7-17. PROD. NO.: 185517. AIR DATE: 02-08-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 12-081984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Rose, Si (also story); Schneider, John R. (story). DIRECTOR: Schneider, John R. W ITH : Cumbuka, Ji-Tu; Hall, Kevin Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list.

Dundee and the Culhane HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection — 3 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 6 to Dec. 13, 1967; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Filmways Television Productions. CREATED BY: Rolfe, Sam. PRODUCERS: Rolfe, Sam; Victor, David. DIRECTORS: Gist, Robert; Hayden, Jeffrey; Hellström, Gunnar; Kjellin, Alf; Lupino, Ida; Penn, Leo; Rondeau, Charles R.; Sagal, Boris; Wanamaker, Sam. STARRING: Garrison, Sean; Mills, John. • Western series about a British lawyer who hates violence, and his young American colleague who protects him while roaming the West. The Vasquez Brief #1-2. PROD. NO.: 6. AIR DATE: 09-13-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-26-1967. VERSION: revised second draft. WRITER: De Gorter, Fred. WITH: Burstyn, Neil; Clarke, Angela; Fong, Benson; Rhodes, Donnelly; Silvera, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

SERIES The Murderer Stallion Brief #1-4. PROD. NO.: 9. AIR DATE: 09-27-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1967. LAST REVISION: 08-04-1967. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Kirgo, George; Merlin, Milton (revisions). DIRECTOR: Kjellin, Alf. WITH: Arthur, Karen; Ball, Robert; Bruns, Philip (Phil); Clark, Matt; Collins, Jack; Delevanti, Cyril; Firestone, Eddie; Gregg, Walter; Kelly, Carole; McWilliams, Caroline; Poole, Roy. A DDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; marks and notes; 3 copies.

DuPont Cavalcade Theater see Cavalcade Theater The DuPont Show (with June Allyson) (The June Allyson Show) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1959, to June 12, 1961; Mondays, 10:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays/Mondays, 10:30 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 57 episodes. PROD . CO.: Four Star Productions. D IRECTORS: Henreid, Paul; Neilson, James; Smight, Jack. HOSTESS: Allyson, June. • Dramatic anthology series hosted by June Allyson, who also acted in some of the episodes. The Pledge #1-6. PROD. NO.: 2210. AIR DATE: 1026-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-06-1959. VERSION: revised draft. PRODUCER: Cooperman, Alvin. WRITER: Elman, Irving. WITH: Allen, Mark; Brogan, Ron; Freeman, Mona; Grossinger, Fred; Keefer, Don; Korper, Rene; Marlowe, Nora; Martin, Dewey; Olsen, Jean. The Lie #2-1. PROD. NO.: 3414. AIR DATE: 09-291960. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1960. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCER: Kortner, Peter. WRITERS: Carothers, A.J.; Ulius, Betty (story). DIRECTOR: Henreid, Paul. WITH: Allyson, June; Damon, Mark. A DDITIONAL INFO : “Reads 08-17-1960.” Emergency #2-11. PROD. NO.: 3420. AIR DATE: 1208-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-07-1960. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Kortner, Peter. WRITERS: Dolinsky, Meyer; Miller, Merle (story). WITH: Griswold, Claire; Haren, Christian; Komack, James; Lovsky, Celia; Simon, Robert F.; Vaughn, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Read 10-12-1960.” The Secret Life of James Thurber #2-25. P ROD . NO.: 3458-P. AIR DATE: 03-20-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 0208-1961. WRITER: Allardice, James. WITH: Bacon, Irving; Bean, Orson; Menjou, Adolphe; Randall, Sue. USED BY: Bacon, Irving (part of “Superintendent”) Lady Bug [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1959. LAST REVISION : 06-19-1959. WRITER: Freeman, Leonard. PRODUCER: Cooperman, Alvin. Man in the Air [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 3438. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-10-1960. WRITERS: Goldberg, Mel; Link, William (story); Levinson, Richard (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “read 1215-1960; shoot Dec. 16, 19, 20, 1960.”

Dynasty HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (14 episodes, 1980-82, 1984). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1981, to May 10, 1989; Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3, 8), 9:00

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(seasons 4-7); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 9); 60 minutes; 219 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Richard and Esther Shapiro Production in association with Aaron Spelling Productions, Warner Hollywood Studios; Aaron Spelling Productions in association with FoxCat Productions, 20th Century–Fox Studios. CREATED BY : Shapiro, Richard; Shapiro, Esther. EXEC. PROD.: Cramer, Douglas S.; Shapiro, Esther; Shapiro, Richard; Spelling, Aaron. S TARRING: Collins, Joan; Evans, Linda; Forsyth, John. WITH: Coleman, Jack; Locklear, Heather; Nader, Michael; Oxenberg, Catherine; Samms, Emma; Thomson, Gordon. • Series about the lives and times of a super-rich family in Denver, that has made its fortune in the oil business. The Dinner Party #1-5. SCRIPT NO.: 3. AIR DATE: 01-26-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1980. LAST REVISION: 11-21-1980. V ERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Shapiro, Richard; Krumholz, Chester. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Barrett, Mace; Beckley, Barbara; Cherney, Mickey; Cort, William (Bill); Jenkins, Paul; Keach, Stacy, Sr.; Lawrence, Kiva; Martinez, Ken; Matheson, Don; Nairn-Smith, Jennifer; Napier, Paul; Pass, Alan; Ward, Rachel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Cort, Bill (part of “Mr. Beaufort”). The Chauffeur Tells a Secret #1-7. SCRIPT NO.: 5. AIR DATE: 02-16-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 07-10-1980. LAST REVISION : 12-10-1980. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: De Blasio, Edward. DIRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. WITH: Ayres, Jerry; Lenz, Rick; Marino, Ben; O’Dell, Tony; Scott, Kathryn Leigh. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Bordello #1-8. SCRIPT NO.: 6. AIR DATE: 02-231981. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1980. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: De Blasio, Edward. DIRECTOR: Leacock, Philip. WITH : Ayres, Tom; Cheek, Molly; Jenkins, Paul; Kramer, Stephanie (Stepfanie); Martinez, Ken; Raye, Tisch; Rhue, Madlyn. The Beating #1-11. SCRIPT NO.: 9. AIR DATE: 03-091981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1981. LAST REVISION: 01-281981. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: De Blasio, Edward. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Dennehy, Brian; Martinez, Ken; O’Dell, Tony; St. Claire, Bonwitt. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Birthday Party #1-12. SCRIPT NO.: 10. AIR DATE: 03-16-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-23-1981. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: De Blasio, Edward; Shapiro, Richard. DIRECTOR: Brinckerhoff, Burt. WITH: Beckley, Barbara; Bergere, Lee; Bochner, Lloyd; Ellis, Larry; Lawson, Eric; Lowens, Curt; McCabe, Sandra; Mordente, Tony; Richman, Peter Mark; Withers, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet (Feb. 9, 1981, 4th day of shooting); some marks. The Verdict #2-2. SCRIPT NO.: 15. AIR DATE: 11-111981. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1981. LAST REVISION: 08-211981. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: De Blasio, Edward; Pollock, Eileen (story); Pollock, Robert Mason (story). DIRECTOR: Beaumont, Gabrielle. WITH: Bergere, Lee; Browne, Kale; Burns, Terry; Clotworthy, Robert; Dennehy, Brian; Douglas, Diana; Haynes, Lloyd; Poppe, Herman; Richman, Peter Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. The Gun #2-18. SCRIPT NO.: 31. AIR DATE: 03-241982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1982. VERSION: revised first draft. PRODUCERS: Ledding, Ed; Rich, Elaine. WRITERS: De Blasio, Edward; Pollock, Eileen (story); Pollock,

The Ed Wynn Show Robert Mason (story). WITH: Collins, Joan; Keenan, Paul; LeGault, Lance; Locklear, Heather; Richman, Peter Mark; Thomas, Mark; Whipple, Shonda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. The Rescue #5-4. SCRIPT NO.: 90. AIR DATE: 10-241984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1984. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. WRITERS: Turner, Dennis; Marchetta, Camille (story). DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Capers, Virginia; Coleman, Jack; Collins, Joan; Hoy, Linda; Kemp, Sally; Locklear, Heather; McCarthy, Kevin; Morra, Carol Gordon; Nader, Michael; O’Leary, John; Pennock, Christopher; Richards, Ted; Rockwell, Robert; Thomson, Gordon; Williams, Billy Dee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Trial #5-5. SCRIPT NO.: 91. AIR DATE: 10-311984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-27-1984. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. WRITERS: Savage, Paul; Steiger, Joel (story). DIRECTOR: Arner, Gwen. WITH: Bame, Lawrence; Coleman, Jack; Collins, Joan; Core, Natalie; Dworkin, Patty; Gedeon, Conroy; Hinton, James David; Hoffman, Basil; Inouye, Julie; Johnson, Chip; Nader, Michael; Pomerantz, Jeff; Thomson, Gordon; Williams, Billy Dee; Willis, Brynia. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; chronology; 2 copies. The Verdict #5-6. SCRIPT NO.: 92. AIR DATE: 11-071984. SCRIPT DATES: 07-18-1984 / 08-02-1984. VERSION: first draft / revised first draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. WRITERS: Karpf, Stephen; Karpf, Elinor; Marchetta, Camille (story); Steiger, Joel (story). DIRECTOR: Courtland, Jerome. WITH: Coleman, Jack; Collins, Joan; Dillman, Bradford; Gedeon, Conroy; Giovi, Marlena; Hoffman, Basil; Kellogg, Christine; Nader, Michael; Pomerantz, Jeff ; Reilly, John; Thomson, Gordon; Welles, Joan; Willis, Brynia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; 2 copies. The Secret #5-8. SCRIPT NO.: 94. AIR DATE: 11-211984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1984. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. WRITERS: Turner, Dennis; Marchetta, Camille (story). DIRECTOR: Courtland, Jerome. WITH: Campbell, Bill; Coleman, Jack; Collins, Joan; Hatch, Richard; Horan, James; Howard, Dennis; Mills, Juliet; Nader, Michael; Oxenberg, Catherine; Scannell, Susan; Thomson, Gordon; Williams, Billy Dee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Domestic Intrigue #5-9. SCRIPT NO.: 95. AIR DATE: 11-28-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-30-1984. VERSION: revised first draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. W RITERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille (story). DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Campbell, Bill; Coleman, Jack; Collins, Joan; Hatch, Richard; Ipalé, Aharon; Nader, Michael; Oxenberg, Catherine; Saxon, John; Scannell, Susan; Thomson, Gordon; Walton-Walker, Peggy; Williams, Billy Dee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Swept Away #5-11. SCRIPT NO.: 97. AIR DATE: 1212-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1984. VERSION: revised first draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. W RITERS: Turner, Dennis; Marchetta, Camille (story). DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Besch, Bibi; Bullard, Nigel; Campbell, Bill; Coleman,

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Jack; Collins, Joan; Downs, Jane; Gordon-Clark, Susan; Hatch, Richard; Jacobson, Peter Marc; Nader, Michael; Orman, Jeffrey; Oxenberg, Catherine; Scannell, Susan; Thomson, Gordon; Walton-Walker, Peggy; Williams, Billy Dee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; some marks. That Holiday Spirit #5-12. SCRIPT NO.: 98. AIR DATE: 12-19-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1984. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille. WRITERS: De Blasio, Edward; Marchetta, Camille (story); Baskin, Susan (story). DIRECTOR: Harrington, Curtis. WITH: Coleman, Jack; Collins, Joan; DiCenzo, George; Gordon-Clark, Susan; Hudson, Rock; Mattingly, Hedley; Mills, Juliet; Nader, Michael; Oxenberg, Catherine; Saint-Alix, Alain; Scannell, Susan; Thomson, Gordon; Williams, Billy Dee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology.

The Ed Wynn Show (The Ed Wynn Comedy Hour) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1958, to Jan. 1, 1959; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 14/16 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. PRODUCER: Feiner, Ben, Jr. WRITER: Russell, William. STARRING: Wynn, Ed. WITH: Alberoni, Sherry; O’Donnell, Jacklyn; Vigran, Herb. • Sitcom about an elderly man who raises his two granddaughters in a small college town. Sincerely, Sam Hill. PROD. NO.: 2834-15. SCRIPT DATE: 03-07-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-10-1958. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITERS: Schneider, Margaret; Schneider, Paul. WITH: Fahey, Myrna. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Wolf, Mel (Property).

The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theatre HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCER: Cantor, Eddie. HOST/STARRING: Cantor, Eddie. • Comic anthology series with both variety acts and comedies. Always the Butler #1-18. PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 05-23-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-05-1955. LAST REVISION: 03-14-1955. VERSION: final master script. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. STARRING: Cantor, Eddie. WITH: Culver, Lillian; Doucette, John; Grinnage, Jack; MacAfee, Florence; Marlowe, Don; Melton, Troy; Rathbone, Basil; Russell, Autumn; Sedan, Rolfe; Warde, Harlan; Weldon, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; breakdown (3 days); marks and notes. USED BY: Benson, Leon. The Playboy #1-27. PROD. NO.: 30B. AIR DATE: 0725-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Starr, Ben. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown; some marks and notes. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Eight Is Enough HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (1977, 1980). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 15,

SERIES 1977, to May 23, 1981; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-5); 60 minutes; 112 episodes. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. PRODUCERS : Adelson, Gary; Fehrle, Phil; Jacks, Robert L.; Strangis, Greg. STARRING: Van Patten, Dick; Buckley, Betty. WITH: Aames, Willie; Beck, Kimberly; Clarke, Brian Patrick; Darling, Jennifer; Goodeve, Grant; Goodrow, Michael; Hamill, Mark; Hyland, Diana; Kay, Dianne; Macchio, Ralph; Needham, Connie (Newton); O’Grady, Lani; Prather, Joan; Rich, Adam; Richardson, Susan; Thoma, Michael; Vincent, Virginia; Walters, Laurie. • Comedy-drama based on the autobiography of Washington columnist Tom Braden (but set in Sacramento), describing the life of a family with eight children. Mortgage Burnin’ Blues #2-5. PROD. NO.: 188372. AIR DATE: 10-19-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Perine, Parke. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. W ITH : Bock, Mitchell; Bratton, Creed; Burk-ley, Dennis; Clarke, Joseph; Goldsmith, Jonathan; Hall, Kent; Hoover, Joe; Howerton, Charles; Levine, Floyd; McRaney, Gerald; Parfrey, Woodrow; Ramsey, Gerald; Stuthman, Fred; Weisman, Sam. USED BY: part of “Samson.” Generations #5-5. PROD. NO.: 189046. AIR DATE: 11-19-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1980. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Hall, Karen L.; Marks, Michael (story). DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. WITH: Brock, Stanley; Gibson, John; Karen, James; Lau, Laurence; Simon, Robert F.; Tompkins, Joan. Holly #5-6. PROD. NO.: 189050. AIR DATE: 11-261980. WRITERS: Shayne, Bob; Adelson, Gary; Grant, Gil; Shayne, Bob (story). D IRECTOR: Bender, Jack. WITH: Barrows, Dan; McCarley, Kevin; Maury, Derrel; Miller, Cory M.; Perito, Jennifer; Scott, Noel; Stewart, Charlotte.

The Eleventh Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1962, to Sept. 9, 1964; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 62 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Arena Productions in association with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. EXEC. PROD.: Felton, Norman. WRITERS: Apstein, Theodore; Black, John D.F.; de Bono, Jerry; Presnell, Robert, Jr.; Ross, Sam; Schweitzer, S.S.; Thomas, Jerome B. STARRING: Bellamy, Ralph; Ging, Jack; Corey, Wendell. • Medical drama focusing on mental problems. Five Moments Out of Time (The People in My Basement) #1-22. PROD. NO.: 6737. AIR DATE: 03-061963. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1962. LAST REVISION: 12-131962. PRODUCER: Rolfe, Sam. DIRECTOR: Smight, Jack. WITH: Barry, Patricia; Crowley, Patricia; Fell, Norman; O’Neal, Patrick; Sidney, Sylvia. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Ellery Queen HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 23, 1975 (pilot); Sept. 11, 1975, to Apr. 4, 1976; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (until 12-25-1975); Sundays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 23 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Levinson,

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Richard; Link, William. PRODUCERS: Fischer, Peter S.; Rhodes, Michael. STARRING: Hutton, Jim; Wayne, David. WITH: Hillerman, John; Reese, Tom; Swofford, Ken. • Mystery series based on the books by Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee, under the pseudonym Ellery Queen — and the fifth TV series with this title. The Adventure of Colonel Nivin’s Memoirs #1-8. PROD. NO.: 43617. AIR DATE: 10-23-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1975. LAST REVISION : 08-25-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Swanson, Robert E. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Auberjonois, René; Bochner, Lloyd; Bromilow, Peter; Corbett, Gretchen; Hole, Jonathan; Jones, Claude Earl; Loggia, Robert; Matchinga, Caryn; Roberts, Pernell; Van Pallandt, Nina. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Adventure of Veronica’s Veils #1-10. P ROD . NO.: 43615. AIR DATE: 11-13-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-151975. WRITER: Pirosh, Robert. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Adams, Julie; Burns, George; Carter, Jack; Demarest, William; Dennis, John; Hobbes, Peter; Lawlor, John H.; Porter, Don; Rhoades, Barbara; Rorke, Hayden; Shelley, Joshua; Sturges, Pat; Vincent, Romo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: James, M. The Adventure of the Blunt Instrument #1-12. PROD. NO.: 43605. AIR DATE: 12-18-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 06-06-1975. LAST REVISION : 08-28-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: David, Michael Robert; Van Scoyk, Robert. D IRECTOR: Pintoff, Ernest. WITH : Barnes, Joanna; Casper, Robert; Cornthwaite, Robert; Curtis, Keene; Dehner, John; Gabor, Eva; Jaeckel, Richard; Kusatsu, Clyde; Stockwell, Dean; Weston, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Adventure of the Eccentric Engineer #1-15. PROD. NO.: 43608. AIR DATE: 01-18-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 06-30-1975 (S.R.). LAST REVISION: 09-11-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bradshaw, Booker; Lewis, David P. DIRECTOR: Hunt, Peter. WITH: Balinger, Art; Fujioka, John; Godfrey, Arthur; Hedison, David; McMahon, Ed; Madison, Ellen; Malone, Dorothy; Reinking, Ann; Sherman, Bobby; Van Patten, Dick; Wilson, Patricia. The Adventure of the Tyrant of Tin Pan Alley #119. PROD. NO.: 43625. AIR DATE: 03-07-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-07-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Van Skoyk, Robert. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Ayer, Harold; Bergen, Polly; Berry, Ken; Brenner, Dori; Callan, Michael; David, Brad; Fell, Norman; Hillerman, John; Howard, Vince; Jarrett, Renne; Reese, Tom; Salmi, Albert; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Adventure of the Disappearing Dagger #1-23. PROD. NO.: 43609. AIR DATE: 04-04-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1976. LAST REVISION : 01-14-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Lord, Stephen; Van Skoyk, Robert; Fischer, Peter S. D IRECTOR: Arnold, Jack. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Brown, Tom; Burghoff, Gary; Cox, Ronny; Ferrer, Mel; Lacey, Tom; Larkin, Kristin; Marsh, Michele; Pidgeon, Walter; Wynter, Dana. USED BY: James, M.

Emergency! HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Jan. 15, 1972 (pilot

E/R movie); Jan. 22, 1972, to July 3, 1979; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 124 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Mark VII Ltd. Productions in association with Universal Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Cinader, Robert A.; Webb, Jack. PRODUCERS: Self, Edwin; Vitale, Carol. WITH: Donnelly, Tim; Fuller, Robert; Hammer, Dick; Lanier, Sam; Jondon, Julie; Lopez, Marco; Mantooth, Randolph; Norell, Michael; Pinkard, Ron; Smith, John; Stoker, Mike; Tighe, Kevin; Troup, Bobby. • Series about a team of paramedics who work with Squad 51 of the Los Angeles County Fire Department and Rampart General Hospital. Pressure 165 #5-7. PROD. NO.: 42810. AIR DATE: 1025-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-16-1975. LAST REVISION: 0731-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Self, Edwin. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Balinger, Art; Harlow, William; Howard, Vince; Marlo, Steven; Maury, Derrel; Monroe, Del; Roud, Michael; Roy, Michael; Russell, Bing. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 8-5-1975. One of Those Days #5-9. PROD. NO.: 42817. AIR DATE: 11-01-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1975. LAST REVISION : 09-22-1975. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Wood, Preston. DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Adams, Marla; Elliott, Ross; McEvoy, Carol; McLean, Bill; Mitchell, Shirley; Parker, Lara; Perkins, Jack; Robinson, Charles; Terhune, Shannon; Windust, Penelope. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 9-23-1975. Welcome to Santa Rosa County #6-10. PROD./ SCRIPT NO.: 44916; 16 (114). AIR DATE: 12-25-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wood, Preston. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I., Jr. WITH: Jeter, James; Layton, Carla; Watson, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 11-8-1976. Loose Ends #6-12. PROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 44908; 11 (109). AIR DATE: 01-15-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-17-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Murphey, Dee. DIRECTOR: Donnelly, Dennis. WITH: Boyett, William; Bryant, William; Howard, Vince; Mathews, Walter; Talboy, Tara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 9-20-1976. An Ounce of Prevention #6-13. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 44914; 13 (111). AIR DATE: 01-22-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-12-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Thaw, Mort; Robak, Edward. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I., Jr. WITH: Barry, Dave; Carlyle, Richard; Farmer, Frank; Lee, Maureen; Lyle, Barbara Ellen; States, Chad; Webber, Peggy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 10-8-1976. Breakdown #6-15. PROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 44902; 14 (112). AIR DATE: 02-12-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 04-26-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Groves, John. D IRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Allison, Jean; Bakalyan, Richard; Byers, Brian; Roberts, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 10-19-1976. The Bottom Line #6-17. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 44915; 15 (113). AIR DATE: 02-26-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-201976. LAST REVISION : 10-27-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bralver, Charlene; Bralver, Robert. DIRECTOR: Donnelly, Dennis. WITH: Ellig, Belle;

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Howard, Vince; Pellegrino, Nick; Timko, Johnny; Wolfe, Kedric. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 10-28-1976. Firehouse Quintet (Firehouse Five Plus One) #618. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 44919; 19 (117). AIR DATE: 0305-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1976. LAST REVISION: 0124-1977. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Nyby, Christian I., Jr. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Hairston, Harold (“Happy”); Kerns, Joanna; McGillin, Howard; Vigran, Herb; Westmoreland, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; shooting start 12-7-1976. All Night Long #6-21. PROD. NO.: 44925. AIR DATE: 05-28-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-27-1977. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Tighe, Kevin. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH : Griffith, James; Howard, Vince; Jerome, Patti; Marlo, Steven; Mc-Eachin, James; Walker, Bill; Wright, Ben; Zapata, Carmen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

E/R HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1984 (pilot); Sept. 18, 1984, to Feb. 27, 1985; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (until 10-30-1984); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 20 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Embassy Television. EXEC. PROD.: Orenstein, Bernie; Turteltaub, Saul. PRODUCER : Brandstein, Eve. S TARRING : Gould, Elliott. WITH: Akune, Shuko; Alexander, Jason; Avalos, Luis; Bohrer, Corinne; Clooney, George; Doucette, Jeff ; Ferrell, Conchata; McDonnell, Mary; Moody, Lynne; Prestia, Shirley; Schilling, William G.; Segall, Pamela; Strassman, Marcia; Young, Bruce A. • Sitcom about a Chicago ear-nose-and-throat specialist who has to moonlight in an emergency room to be able to afford the alimony payments to his ex-wives, based on the 1982 Organic Theater play by Zaid Farid, Stuart Gordon and Carolyn Purdy-Gordon, under the supervision of Dr. Ronald L. Berman. The Merry Wives of Sheinfeld (Part 2) #1-20. PROD. NO.: 119. AIR DATE: 02-06-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-151985. VERSION: advanced script. WRITERS: Turteltaub, Saul; Orenstein, Bernie. D IRECTOR: Bonerz, Peter. WITH: Black, Karen.

Ethel Barrymore Television Theater (Stage 8) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: DuMont; syndicated. BROADCAST: Sept. 21 to Dec. 21, 1956; Fridays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Interstate T.V. Corp. PRODUCER: Savin, Lee. HOSTESS: Barrymore, Ethel. • Dramatic anthology series. The Daughters of Mars #1-3. PROD. NO.: 702. AIR DATE: 10-05-1956. WRITERS: Akins, Zoe; Bromfield, Louis (story). DIRECTOR: Allen, Lewis. WITH: Barrymore, Ethel; Brocco, Peter; Davis, George; Gordon, Roy; Renavent, George; Risdon, Elizabeth; Royle, Selena; Terry, Phillip; Thiele, Walter; Yetter, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff sheet; shooting June 20 to 23, 1952. USED BY: Wood, Allen K. (production manager).

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Evening Shade HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 21, 1990, to May 23, 1994; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-4); 30 minutes; 98 episodes. PROD. CO.: MTM Enterprises; Mozark Productions; CBS Television. EXEC. PROD.: Bloodworth-Thomason, Linda; Fresco, Victor; Reynolds, Burt. PRODUCERS: Hoffman, Craig; Jackson, Douglas. STARRING: Reynolds, Burt. WITH: Ashley, Elizabeth; Briscoe, Brent; Davis, Ossie; Dell, Charlie; Durning, Charles; Ferguson, Jay R.; Gehringer, Linda; Gilliam, Burton; Hearn, Ann; Henner, Marilu; Holbrook, Hal; Hutson, Candace (Candy); Jeter, Michael; Martin, Melissa Renée; Parker, Jacob; Vega, Alexa; Wedgeworth, Ann. • Sitcom about a former pro-football player who returns to his alma mater in the sleepy town of Evening Shade, Arkansas, to coach its football team that has not won in two years. A Day in the Life of Wood Newton #1-1. PROD. NO.: 601. AIR DATE: 09-21-1990. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1990. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bloodworth-Thomason, Linda. DIRECTOR: Thomason, Harry. WITH: Abbott, Jane; Archey, Marlon; Ashley, Elizabeth; Capers, Virginia; Davis, Ossie; Dell, Charlie; Durning, Charles; Ferguson, Jay R.; Gehringer, Linda; Gilliam, Burton; Hearn, Ann; Henner, Marilu; Holbrook, Hal; Jeter, Michael; Martin, Melissa Renée; Parker, Jacob; Sweeney, Pepper; Wedgeworth, Ann. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; narration; some marks; inscribed by Hal Holbrook. USED BY: Holbrook, Hal (part of “Evan Evans”).

Everglades HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1961-62; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv-United Artists. PRODUCERS: Herzberg, Jack; Florea, Johnny; Schulberg, Budd. STARRING: Hayes, Ron. WITH: Casell, Gordon; Chandler, Dan. • Adventure series about an officer of the Everglades County Patrol. Clay Island Murder (Deadfall) #1-7. PROD./RELEASE NO.: 21B; 1007. AIR DATE: 11-20-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 08-15-1961. LAST REVISION : 09-05-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Florea, Johnny. WITH: Albrecht (Albright), Hardie; Bari, Lynn; Brodie, Steve; Cassidy, Maureen; Helton, Percy; Jochim, Anthony; Seven, Johnny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Rachmil. Lie Detector #1-8. PROD. NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 11-271961. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1961. LAST REVISION: 08-091961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Weiss, Arthur. D IRECTOR: Florea, John. W ITH : Lorimer, Louise; McVey, Tyler; Webster, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Rachmil. The Experts #1-10. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 1211-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1961. LAST REVISION: 0911-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Donovan, Richard; Woodfield, William. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Alden, Norman; DuPont, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Rachmil. Good Boy #1-11. PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 12-18-

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1961. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1961. LAST REVISION: 10-151961. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH : Florea, John; Glander, Patty; Kennedy, Douglas; McCrea, Bill; McLaughlin, Bruce; Robinson, Chris; White, Robertson (Bob). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; wardrobe list; marks and notes. USED BY: Wardrobe. Force Ten #1-15. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 01-151962. SCRIPT DATE: 07-25-1961. LAST REVISION: 09-281961. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Kandel, Stephen. WITH: Fair, Jody; Lambert, Paul; Roberts, Stephen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Rachmil. The Running Target #1-16. PROD. NO.: 31B. AIR DATE: 01-22-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1961. LAST REVISION : 10-16-1961. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. W ITH : Brodie, Steve; Hersh, Esther; Kardell, Lili; Kennedy, Douglas; Morino, Ralph; Nagel, Paul, Jr.; Phillips, Robert (Bob). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown for Good Boy (Oct. 30 to Nov. 3, 1961) and The Running Target (Nov. 1-3, 1961); wardrobe list; some marks. USED BY: Wardrobe. The Hostage #1-17. PROD. NO.: 29B. AIR DATE: 0129-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1961. LAST REVISION: 1013-1961. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Chapman, Lonny; Drake, Ken; Helm, Frances; Mallinson, Rory; Martin, Charles O.; Travers, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Final Hours #1-21. PROD. NO.: 30B. AIR DATE: 0226-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1961. WRITER: Clark, Vernon E. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Pete. WITH: Gerber, Victor; Lazar, Marcy; Wilkin, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Rachmil. Curtains for Kocomo (A Bullet for Bingo) #1-25. PROD. NO.: 26B. AIR DATE: 03-27-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1961. LAST REVISION : 12-14-1961. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Parsons, E.M. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Pete. WITH: Halpin, Luke; Landers, Cora Sue; Sterne, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Rachmil. Fatal Information #1-26. P ROD . NO.: 32B. AIR DATE: 04-03-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1961. LAST REVISION : 11-07-1961. V ERSION : revised script. W RITERS : Houston, Lou (also story); Donovan, Dick (story). D IRECTOR: Florea, John. W ITH : Chapman, Lonny; Drake, Ken; Helm, Frances. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. The Perfect Crime (The Death Card) #1-29. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 04-24-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 09-181961. LAST REVISION : 12-13-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Rachmil.

F Troop HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1965, to Apr. 6, 1967; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 65 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division. EXEC. PROD.:

The Facts of Life Averback, Hy. PRODUCERS: Averback, Hy; Saunders, Herm. WITH: Berry, Ken; Brooks, Joe; De Kova, Frank; Diamond, Don; Hampton, James; Horton, Edward Everett; Mitchum, John; Patterson, Melody; Steele, Bob; Storch, Larry; Tucker, Forrest. • Comic western series describing events in and around Fort Courage. Reach for the Sky, Pardner (Great Train Robbery) #2-4. A IR DATE : 09-29-1966. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-101966. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Julian, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Barrows, George; Lane, Charles; Sorenson, Paul; Young, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Lee. What’s a Rotten Kid Like You Doing in a Nice Fort Like This? [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Meltzer, Lewis; Lawrence, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Tucker, Forrest.

The Facts of Life HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 24 to Sept. 14, 1979; Mar. 14, 1980, to May 7, 1988; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 2), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-6); Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 7), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 8-9); 30 minutes; 209 episodes (+ pilot, an episode of Diff ’rent Strokes). PROD. CO.: Embassy Television. EXEC. PROD.: Elinson, Jack; Fay, Deidre; Gurman, Richard; Kalish, Irma; Marsh, Linda; Peters, Margie; Wolpert, Stuart. PRODUCERS: Ferber, Bruce; Haggis, Paul; Hill, Kimberly ; Lerner, David; Mayer, Jerry; Myer, Bob; Young, Bob. STARRING: Rae, Charlotte. WITH: (10 episodes and more): Cohn, Mindy; Fields, Kim; Haddock, Julie Anne; Jewell, Geri; Lawlor, John; McKeon, Nancy; Perry, Roger; Piekarski, Julie; Ringwald, Molly; Rocco, Alex; Schlachter, Felice; Whelchel, Lisa. • Sitcom spin-off from Diff ’rent Strokes with several changes of format. The Facts of Life Goes to Paris. PROD. NO.: 425. AIR DATE: 09-25-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 06-17-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Mayer, Jerry; Elinson, Jack; Marsh, Linda; Peters, Margie; Fay, Deidre; Wolpert, Stuart. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Andréi, Frédéric; Bauguil, Dominique; Bonner, Frank; Brizard, Philippe; Brown, Vivian; Cohn, Mindy; Ducrocq, Caroline; Ferrière, Jacques; Fields, Kim; McKeon, Nancy; Main, Laurie; Soufflet, Bernard; Til, Roger; Whelchel, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; 94 min. movie, broadcast between the third and fourth seasons. Just My Bill #5-4. PROD. NO.: 0505. AIR DATE: 1012-1983. TAPE DATE: 08-30-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-281983. LAST REVISION: 08-24-1983. VERSION: revised first draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. W RITERS: Messina, Dianne; Messina, Lou. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Aletter, Frank; Assa, René; Cohn, Mindy; Freeman, Joan; McKeon, Nancy; Nelson, Peter; Segall, Pam; Whelchel, Lisa. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown. What Price Glory? #5-5. P ROD . NO.: 0506. AIR D ATE : 10-19-1983. TAPE D ATE : 09-13-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-30-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-07-1983. VERSION: revised first draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITER: Spencer, Alan. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Cohn, Mindy; Fields,

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SERIES Kim; Hallowell, Todd; Jewell, Geri; McKeon, Nancy; Whelchel, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; breakdown; planned air date 11-16-1983; some marks and notes. The Halloween Show #5-6. PROD. NO.: 0507. AIR DATE : 10-26-1983. TAPE DATE : 09-20-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1983. VERSION: revised script. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITER: Mayer, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Cohn, Mindy; de Veritch, Sean; Fields, Kim; Lester, Loren; McKeon, Nancy; Ridel, Stephanie; Segall, Pamela; Whelchel, Lisa; Wolfe, Ian. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown; tentative rehearsal & taping schedule (Sept. 14-20, 1983). USED BY: Barth. Advanced Placement #5-7. PROD. NO.: 0510. AIR DATE : 11-02-1983. T APE DATE : 10-18-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1983. VERSION: final draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITERS: Myer, Bob; Young, Bob. D IRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Arnone, Lee; Barlow, Jennifer; Cohn, Mindy; Fields, Kim; Gertz, Jami; McKeon, Nancy; Michaels, Kerry; Perry, Roger; Tiefen, David; Whelchel, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown; tentative rehearsal & taping schedule (Oct.17-18, 1983); planned air date: 11-30-1983. I’m Dancing as Fast as I Can #5-8. PROD. NO.: 0509. AIR DATE: 11-09-1983. TAPE DATE: 10-11-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1983. VERSION: final draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITER: Geoghan, Jim. D IRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. W ITH : Brown, Woody; Cohn, Mindy; Fields, Kim; MacKenzie, Philip Charles; McKeon, Nancy; Menache, Roger; Peterson, Dan; Poindexter, Larry; Sababu, Hodari; Scot, Read; Whelchel, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown. Small but Dangerous #5-9. PROD. NO.: 0508. AIR DATE : 11-16-1983. TAPE DATE : 09-27-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-21-1983. VERSION: revised first draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITER: Borowitz, Andy. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Cohn, Mindy; Fields, Kim; McKeon, Nancy; Segall, Pamela; Whelchel, Lisa; Wilmore, Larry. ADDITIONAL I NFO : credits; set list; breakdown; tentative rehearsal & taping schedule (Sept. 21-27, 1983); planned air date: 11-2-1983; some marks and notes. The Christmas Show #5-12. PROD. NO.: 0515. AIR DATE : 12-21-1983. TAPE D ATE : 12-06-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1983. VERSION: revised first draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITER: Mayer, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Cohn, Mindy; Fields, Kim; McKeon, Nancy; Whelchel, Lisa; Wolfe, Ian. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown; tentative rehearsal & taping schedule (Dec. 1-6, 1983). The Chain Letter #5-13. PROD. NO.: 0504. AIR DATE: 12-28-1983. TAPE DATE: 08-23-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 0804-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-17-1983. VERSION: revised first draft. EXEC. PROD.: Marsh, Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. W RITERS: Myer, Bob; Young, Bob. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Cohn, Mindy; Fields, Kim; Hobbs, Peter; McKeon, Nancy; Whelchel, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown. All by Herself #5-22. PROD. NO.: 0514. AIR DATE: 03-14-1984. TAPE DATE: 11-22-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 1121-1983. VERSION: final draft. EXEC . P ROD .: Marsh,

SERIES Linda; Mayer, Jerry; Peters, Margie. WRITERS: Myer, Bob; Young, Bob. DIRECTOR: Elterman, Judi. WITH: Burkin, Mary; Cohn, Mindy; Davis, Susan; Fields, Kim; Jewell, Geri; King, Kip; McKeon, Nancy; Sabella, Ernie; Whelchel, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; breakdown; tentative rehearsal & taping schedule (Nov. 21-22, 1983).

Falcon Crest HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 4, 1981, to May 18, 1990; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 227 episodes. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Brough, Joanne; Filerman, Michael; Freilich, Jeff ; Hamner, Earl, Jr. PRODUCERS: Harding, Malcolm R.; Parslow, Philip L. Perry, John F.; Steinberg, Barry. WITH: (10 episodes and more): Chi, Chao Li; Dalton, Abby; Douglas, Sarah; Ferrer, Mel; Foxworth, Robert; Frakes, Jonathan; Geer, Ellen; Held, Karl; Kasper, Brandon; Ladd, Margaret; Lamas, Lorenzo; Moses, William R.; Novak, Kim; Olin, Ken; Rose, Jamie; Sullivan, Susan; Trim, David; Wyman, Jane. • Soap opera set in the California wine country, featuring the conflict between two families of vineyard owners. Cimmerean Dawn #3-1. PROD. NO.: 172201/TBS 298451. AIR DATE: 09-30-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-281983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: McCullough, Robert L. DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. WITH: Charles, Gloria; Curtis, Bob; Douglas, Sarah; DuPois, Starletta; Lembi, Francine; Rifkin, Ron; Robertson, Cliff; Romero, Carlos; St. Jacques, Raymond; Todd, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Penumbra #3-2. PROD. NO.: 172202/TBS 298542. AIR DATE: 10-07-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1983. VERSION : first draft. W RITER : McCullough, Robert L. D IRECTOR: Arner, Gwen. W ITH : Berggren, Nancy; Betancourt, Anne; Corello, Lou; Justice, Katherine; Lembi, Francine; Leschin, Luisa; McGeehan, Mary Kate; Rifkin, Ron; Roat, Richard; Robertson, Cliff; Selby, David; St. Jacques, Raymond; Thinnes, Roy; Todd, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; chronology. Conspiracy #3-3. PROD. NO.: 172201/TBS 298451. AIR DATE: 10-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Simmons, Garner. DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. WITH: Alicia, Ana; Basch, Harry; Betancourt, Anne; Charles, Gloria; Douglas, Sarah; Ford, Bette; McGeehan, Mary Kate; Rif kin, Ron; Robertson, Cliff; Romero, Carlos; Selby, David; St. Jacques, Raymond; Thinnes, Roy; Tweed, Shannon; Venture, Richard; Yue, Marion. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits (incomplete); set list; chronology. Partners #3-4. PROD. NO.: 172204/TBS 298454. AIR DATE: 10-21-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Simmons, Garner. DIRECTOR: Arner, Gwen. WITH: Arner, Gwen; Berry, Al; Callaway, Thomas; Corello, Lou; DeVenney, Scott; Douglas, Sarah; Lambie, Joseph; Lerer, Joe; McGeehan, Mary Kate; Parks, Charles; Rifkin, Ron; Robertson, Cliff; St. Jacques, Raymond; Worthington, Barbara; Yue, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; chronology. Judge and Jury #3-5. PROD . NO.: 172205/TBS

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298455. AIR DATE: 10-28-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-291983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Wallengren, E.F. DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. WITH: Douglas, Sarah; Eney, Woody; Ford, Bette; Lerer, Joe; McGeehan, Mary Kate; Ray, James; Robertson, Cliff; Vasgersian, Ed; Venture, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list. The Wages of Sin #3-6. P ROD . NO.: 172206/TBS 298456. AIR DATE: 11-04-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-291983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Wallengren, E.F. DIRECTOR: Arner, Gwen. WITH: Douglas, Sarah; Eney, Woody; McGeehan, Mary Kate; Ray, James; Rifkin, Ron; Robertson, Cliff; St. Jacques, Raymond; Venture, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list.

The Fall Guy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 4, 1981, to May 2, 1986; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes, 113 episodes. PROD. CO.: Glen Larson Production in association with 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Egan, Sam; Garber, David; Kalish, Bruce; Larson, Glen A. PRODUCERS: Mason, Paul; Thomason, Harry. STARRING: Majors, Lee. WITH: Barr, Douglas; Donner, Robert; Pflug, Joann; Post, Markie; Thomas, Heather; Volz, Nedra. • Adventure series about a Hollywood stuntman who supplements his income by working as a bounty hunter. Spaced Out #2-16. PROD. NO.: 7B31. AIR DATE: 0216-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-20-1982. LAST REVISION: 0105-1983. VERSIONS: second revised final draft; second revised final draft, revision #4. WRITER: Larson, Glen A. DIRECTOR: Haller, David. WITH: Bryant, William; Corley, Pat; Davalos, Richard (Dick); Donner, Robert; Evers, Jason; Herbert, Pitt; Hinton, Darby; Lough, James; Parfrey, Woodrow; Ryan, Sandra; Smithers, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; 2 copies. USED BY: part of “Alfred Gorman” (1 copy).

The Family Holvak HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC (CBS — some episodes in summer of 1977). BROADCAST: Sept. 7 to Dec. 28, 1975; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (until Oct. 12); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (from Oct. 20); 60 minutes; 10 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Hargrove, Dean; Kibbee, Roland. PRODUCER: Collins, Richard. DIRECTORS: Allen, Corey; Kjellin, Alf; Newland, John; Senensky, Ralph; Sherman, Vincent. STARRING: Ford, Glenn. WITH: Carradine, David; Cheshire, Elizabeth; Conrad, Michael; Gehring, Ted; Harris, Julie; Howard, Cynthia; Jeter, James; Kerwin, Lance; McKinney, Bill; Prine, Andrew; Raines, Cristina. • Series about the family of a preacher in Tennessee during the Great Depression, based on the novel Ramey, by Jack Ferris. First Love #1-5/6. PROD. NO.: 43724 / 43725 (formerly 43708). AIR DATES: 10-05-1975 / 10-12-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1975. LAST REVISION: 08-20-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Roberts, Stanley. WITH: Blocker, Dirk; Brooke, Walter; Chapman, Lonny; Jeter,

Family Ties James; Parfrey, Woodrow; Prine, Andrew; Raines, Cristina; Ritchie, Clint; Tobey, Kenneth; Weldon, Jimmy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Hank Woodruff.”

Family Ties HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22, 1982, to May 14, 1989; Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 3-5); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 67); 30 minutes; 180 episodes. CREATED BY: Goldberg, Gary David. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Gary David; Uger, Alan. PRODUCERS: Borowitz, Susan; Garver, Lloyd; Weithorn, Michael J. WITH: Bateman, Justine; BaxterBirney, Meredith; Bonsall, Brian; Cox, Courteney; Fox, Michael J.; Gross, Michael; Pollan, Tracy; Price, Marc; Putch, John; Valentine, Scott; Yothers, Tina. • Sitcom about a family in Columbus, Ohio, with three (later four) children. Pilot #1-1. PROD. NO.: 001. AIR DATE: 09-22-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1981. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Goldberg, Gary David. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Alderson, Brooke; Bateman, Justine; BaxterBirney, Meredith; Fox, Michael J.; Gross, Michael; Montgomery, Lee; Tarses, Jay; Yothers, Tina. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; character description; introduction; set list; script requisition.

Fantastic Journey HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 3 to June 16, 1977; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 10 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bruce Lansbury Productions Ltd. in association with Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Lansbury, Bruce. P RODUCER : Katzman, Leonard. WITH : Borden, Lynn; Collins, Gary; Evers, Jason; Hart, Christina; Eisenmann, Ike; Franklin, Carl; McDowall, Roddy; Martin, Jared; Mobley, Mary Ann; Road, Mike; Saylor, Katie. • Science fiction series about the members of an expedition lost in the Bermuda Triangle who find themselves transported into another world and time, and about their adventures with the people they meet in their attempt to get back to their own time. Vortex (The Incredible Island) #1-1. PROD. NO.: 183149. AIR DATE: 02-03-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-121976. LAST REVISION: 09-14-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Gerard, Merwin; Pettus, Ken; Michaelian, Michael; Michaelian, Kathryn. DIRECTOR: McLaglen, Andrew V. WITH: Borden, Lynn; Brady, Scott; Chung, Byron; Collins, Gary; Erickson, Leif; Evers, Jason; Howard, Susan; Knight, Don; McShane, Ian; Mobley, Mary Ann; Road, Mike; Somerville, Karen; Stauffer, Jack; Thomas, Scott. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Beyond the Mountain #1-3. PROD. NO.: 181401. AIR DATE: 02-17-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Livingston, Harold. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. W ITH : Burke, Ron; Carson, John David; Clarke, Brian Patrick; Corsentino, Frank; Della Sorte, Joseph; Dusay, Marj; Eisenmann, Ike; Fletcher, Lester; Franklin, Carl; Hardester, Crofton; McDowall,

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Roddy; Martin, Jared; Saylor, Katie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Fantasy Island HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 14, 1977 (pilot); Jan. 20, 1978, to May 19, 1984; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2, 4-7); Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 157 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Spelling Goldberg Production; Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Leonard; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS : Fisher, Michael; Ingalls, Don; Rowe, Arthur; Webster, Skip. WITH: Beck, Kimberly; Cole, Dennis; Davis, Phyllis; Hewitt, Christopher; Lynley, Carol; Montalban, Ricardo; Schaal, Wendy; Villechaize, Herve. • Adventure series about a privately owned tropical island resort, where guests can live out their dreams (two dreams per episode). Family Reunion / Voodoo #1-6. PROD. NO.: 182202. AIR DATE: 02-18-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-05-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-20-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lansford, William Douglas; Friedman, Ron. DIRECTOR: McCowan, George. WITH: Collins, Gary; Duff, Howard; Frann, Mary; Fridley, Tom; Gavin, John; Hedison, David; Hudson, Ernie; Kurtzman, Katy; LeNoire, Rosetta; Lord, Marjorie; Mills, Juliet; Tewes, Lauren; Tolsky, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. The Pleasure Palace / Possessed / The Love Doctor #4-5/6. PROD. NO.: 181824. AIR DATE: 11-22-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 06-05-1980. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Webster, Skip. WRITERS: Friedman, Ron / Lord, Stephen / Siegel, Sandra Kay. DIRECTORS: Bellamy, Earl; Bole, Cliff. WITH : Anderson, Loni; Benton, Barbi; Burghoff, Gary; Clark, Dane; George, Christopher; Gold, Missy; Gordon,Leo; Hewitt, Heather; Jones, Henry; Kelly, Roz; Lee, Ruta; McCall, Jade; Marquez, Yolanda; Medlock, Ken; Moreno, Ruben; Nuyen, France; Parkins, Barbara; Ralke, B.J.; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Proxy Billionaire / The Experiment #4-20. PROD. NO.: 181855. AIR DATE: 03-21-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1981. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: McKay, Brian / Yerkovich, Anthony. DIRECTOR: Benedict, Richard. WITH: Broderick, James; Cantu, Dolores; Davis, Phyllis; Donahue, Troy; Ekland, Britt; Goulet, Robert; Hester, Ashley; Strode, Woody; Walters, Laurie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Cyrano / The Magician #5-3. PROD. NO.: 181890. AIR DATE: 10-24-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 04-09-1981. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCER: Ingalls, Don. WRITERS: Vance, Leigh / Forrester, Larry. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Baker, Joe; Braverman, Bart; Bochner, Lloyd; Caridi, Carmine; Carven, Michael; Fairman, Tojo; Landers, Judy; Lynley, Carol; MacCorkindale, Simon; Miano, Robert; Moore, Arnie; Saxon, John; Wallis, Shani. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Lady and the Monster / Lagoon (Lagoon of Lost Dreams) #5-4/8. PROD. NO.: 182376. AIR DATES: 10-31-1981 / 11-28-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 04-09-1981. VERSION : first draft. W RITERS : Forrester, Larry / Rowe, Thomas; Krumholz, Chester. P RODUCER : Webster, Skip. DIRECTORS: Chaffey, Don / Weis, Don. WITH: Akins, Claude; Bakalyan, Richard; Corbett, Glenn;

SERIES Crawford, Broderick; George, Lynda Day; Kubik, Alex; Shoop, Pamela Susan; Swofford, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. House of Dolls / Wuthering Heights #5-11. PROD. N O.: 181927. AIR D ATE : 01-09-1982. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-10-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Groves, Herman / Keel, Charlene. PRODUCER: Ingalls, Don. DIRECTOR: Leacock, Philip. WITH: Ackerman, Robert; Anderson, Richard; Beecher, Robert; Benton, Barbi; Birney, Frank; Crockett, Karlene; Denver, Bob; Ekland, Britt; Eric, Martin; Forman, Joey; Hartt, Cathryn; Hyde-White, Wilfrid; O’Brian, Hugh; Shelton, Deborah; Storch, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Beautiful Skeptic / The Lost Platoon #6-6. PROD. NO.: 181969. AIR DATE: 11-27-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Collins, Anne / Ingalls, Don. PRODUCER: Ingalls, Don. DIRECTOR: Montalban, Ricardo. WITH: Alonso, Maria Conchita; Bailey, Tom; Edelman, Herb; Frank, Gary; Kanaly, Steve; Lee, Ruta; Longo, Tony; Sterling, Robert; Stevens, Connie; Stroud, Don; Travis, Tony; Trencher, Peter; Walker, Jimmie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

The Farmer’s Daughter HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1963, to Apr. 22, 1966; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1), 8:00 P.M. (season 2); Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 101 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. PRODUCERS: Claver, Bob; Kortner, Peter. STARRING: Stevens, Inger; Windom, William. WITH: Coolidge, Philip; Nesbitt, Cathleen; O’Brien, Rory; Sande, Walter; Sholdar, Mickey. • Sitcom based on the 1947 movie of the same title with Loretta Young and Joseph Cotten, about a young woman from Minnesota who becomes the housekeeper for a widowed Congressman in Washington, D.C. Katy in a Capsule #3-20. P ROD . NO.: 3823. AIR DATE: 02-04-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-22-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Cutler, Stan; Donovan, Martin. DIRECTOR: Claver, Bob. WITH: Crosby, Gary; Deacon, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Alias Katy Morley #3-23. PROD . NO.: 3814. A IR DATE: 02-25-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Carlson, Janet; Richman, Don. DIRECTOR: Freedle, Sam. WITH: Bremen, Lennie; De Witt, Fay; Fielding, Elaine; Keefer, Don; Lewis, Cathy; Moore, Del; Munson, Warren; Kendis, William; Newton, John; Quinn, Louis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Fashions on Parade (Fashion Parade; Television Fashions) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: DuMont; ABC. BROADCAST: DuMont: Apr. 8, 1948, to Apr. 24, 1949; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. ABC: Apr. 27 to June 29, 1949; 30 minutes; some episodes only aired locally in New York. PROD. CO.: DuMont Television Network; ABC Television. PRODUCERS: Caplin, Charles; Roth, Leon. HOSTESS: Hawley (Cummings), Adelaide. • One of the first fashion programs on TV.

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The series was a combination of fashion show and musical revue, held together by a storyline; it featured guest celebrities and models from the famous Conover Cover Girls agency. For a time the show aired locally in New York only and a different program with the same title started airing on WRGB (Schenectady) in March of 1950. See America First. A IR D ATE : 12-10-1948. ADDITIONAL I NFO : some marks and notes; commercials. USED BY: Ray.

Father Knows Best HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1958-59). NETWORKS: CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Oct. 3, 1954, to Mar. 27, 1955; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Sept. 15, 1958, to May 23, 1960; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 5-6). NBC: Aug. 31, 1955, to June 11, 1958; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 2-4). 30 minutes; 203 episodes (+ pilot on Ford Theatre). PROD. CO.: Screen Gems / Cavalier Productions. PRODUCERS: Rodney, Eugene B.; Young, Robert. STARRING: Young, Robert; Wytt, Jane. WITH: Bates, Jimmy; Chapin, Lauren; Chapman, Robert; Donahue, Elinor; Foulk, Robert; George, Sue; Gray, Billy; Heisser, Peter; Janiss, Vivi; Lime, Yvonne; Selby, Sarah; Shore, Jymme (Roberta); Smith, Roger; Wallace, Paul. • Sitcom based on the radio series of the same title (1949-52), with Robert Young as the title character in both media. It tells the story of insurance agent Jim Anderson, his wife and three children; based on characters created by Ed James. Bud and the Debutante #5-31. PROD. NO.: 4311. AIR DATE : 04-13-1959. SCRIPT DATE : 12-08-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-13-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: West, Paul. D IRECTOR: Tewksbury, Peter. W ITH : Chapin, Lauren; Donahue, Elinor; Gray, Billy; Young, Adrienne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. Kathy Becomes a Girl #6-9. PROD. NO.: 4715. AIR DATE: 11-30-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-23-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Elliotte, John. DIRECTOR: Tewksbury, Peter. WITH: Donahue, Elinor; Gray, Billy; Murray, Ricky. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Favorite Story (My / Your Favorite Story) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —19 scripts (18 episodes). NETWORK: NBC; syndicated. BROADCAST: NBC: Jan. 1953, to Sept. 1954, Sundays, 10:30 P.M. (season 1; Wednesdays 8:30 on KTTV, Los Angeles); Mondays, 10:30 P.M. (season 2; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M., KTTV). Syndicated: third season; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD . CO.: Ziv Television Programs. P RODUCER : Ziv, Frederick W. HOST: Monjou, Adolphe. • Dramatic anthology series, adapted from radio (1946-49, hosted by Ronald Coleman), with Adolphe Monjou as host/ narrator and actor in some episodes. Air dates here are following Daily Variety. Phantom Rickshaw #1-5. PROD. NO.: 3B. AIR DATE: 02-18-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Libott, Robert Yale; Kipling, Rudyard (story). D IRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. W ITH :

Favorite Story Brocco, Peter; Kimbell, Anne; Michael, Gertrude; Morris, Edward; Payne, Bruce; Singh, R. Lal; Taylor, Forrest. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Gambler #1-10. PROD. NO.: 7B. AIR DATE: 0325-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 12-29-1952. VERSION: tentative final script. WRITERS: Libott, Robert Yale; Dostoevsky, Fyodor (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Field, Margaret; Karns, Todd; Menjou, Adolphe; Penn, Leonard; Prival, Lucien; Reynolds, Adeline de Walt; Sardo, Cosmo. USED BY: Alsdurf. A Work of Art #1-11. AIR DATE: 04-01-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Lieberman, Irwin; Chekhov, Anton (story). DIRECTORS: Guillermin, John; Davis, Eddie. WITH: Balfour, Michael; Bass, Alfie; Campion, Gerald; Hixon, Joan; Lane, Harry; Marshall, Zena; Menjou, Adolphe; Morris, Lana; Sharland, Michael; Warrender, Harold. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Dynamiter #1-12. PROD. NO.: 8B. AIR DATE: 04-08-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1953. LAST REVISION: 01-12-1953. V ERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Mullally, Donn; Stevenson, Robert Louis (story). DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Cass, Maurice; Doucette, John (Jack); Gibson, Virginia; Mapes, Ted; Reilly, Jack; Tobey, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; breakdown; marks and notes. USED BY: Benson, Leon (production chief ). The Copper Penny #1-13. PROD . NO.: 14B. A IR D ATE : 04-15-1953. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-30-1953. L AST REVISION: 02-05-1953. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Lawrence, Jerry; Lee, Robert E. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Baker, Elsie; Bradford, Marshall; Daly, Tom; Elliott, Ross; Hodgins, Earle; Hull, Henry; MacKenzie, Joyce; Menjou, Adolphe; Perreau, Janine; Vedder, William; Watts, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; breakdown. The Prison with the Open Door #1-14. PROD. NO.: 9B. AIR DATE: 04-22-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 0131-1953. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Lawrence, Jerry; Lee, Robert E.; Chekhov, Anton (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Delevanti, Cyril; Harvey, Paul; Jolley, I. Stanford; Knudson, Barbara Ann; Menjou, Adolphe; Rafferty, Frances. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Canterville Ghost. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 0506-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 02-11-1953. LAST REVISION: 0212-1953. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Hamilton, Roy; Wilde, Oscar (story). DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH : Albertson, Lillian; Evans, Charles; Harvey, Harry; Kay, Mary Ellen; Marshall, Connie; Qualen, John; Wall, Geraldine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Ray. The World Beyond (The Window). PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 05-27-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 02-241953. LAST REVISION: 02-25-1953. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Kronman, Harry; Chekhov, Anton (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Halop, Billy; Howat, Clark; Leeds, Peter; Lytton, Herbert; McKinney, Myra. USED BY: Norsch, [Herbert (sound)]. Turtle Island. PROD. NO.: 19B. AIR DATE: 06-031953. SCRIPT DATE: 03-03-1953. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Mullally, Donn; Libott, Robert Yale; Melville, Herman (story). DIRECTOR: Allen, Lewis.

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SERIES WITH: Anderson, Mary; Crawford, John; Engel, Roy; Halop, Bill; Maxey, Paul; Ryle, Lawrence; Sedan, Rolf. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Story of Two Lives. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 06-24-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 04-08-1953. LAST REVISION: 04-10-1953. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Levinson, Leonard L.; Schayer, Julia (story). DIRECTOR: Allen, Lewis. WITH: Engel, Roy; Eustrel, Anthony; Hale, Micheal; Kingsford, Guy; Stone, James; Votrian, Peter; Woodell, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. The Postmistress (The Postmistress of Laurel Run). PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 07-08-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1953. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Mullally, Donn; Harte, Bret (story). DIRECTOR: Leeds, Herbert. WITH: Baguez, Salvador; Brooks, Rand; Dou-cette, John; Elliott, Ross; Howat, Clark; Patterson, Shirley; Stanhope, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. The Three Strangers. PROD. NO.: 29B. AIR DATE: 08-12-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1953. LAST REVISION: 05-15-1953. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Libott, Robert Yale; Lawrence, Jerry; Lee, Robert E.; Hardy, Thomas (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Dierkes, John; Green, William; Healey, Myron; Larson, Christine; Patterson, Hank; Phipps, Bill; Roberts, Lee; White, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. High Seas (Sealed Orders). PROD. NO.: 32B. AIR DATE: 08-26-1953 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1953. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Jerome, Stuart; de Vigny, Alfred (story). D IRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Barron, Richard; Conway, Russ; Hernandez, Tom; Hoyos, Rodolfo; Karlan, Richard; Marion, Paul; Talbott, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Alsdurf. It Couldn’t Happen (The Magic Parchment). PROD. NO.: 61B. AIR DATE: 05-25-1954 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 03-02-1954. LAST REVISION: 03-03-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Burt, Frank; de Balzac, Honoré (story). DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. WITH: Aherne, Pat; Gates, Nancy; Hanson, Peter; Rainey, Norman; Rice, Norman; Stone, Merritt; Ta Fel, Suzanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout; script notes for cutter by Helen McCaffrey. USED BY: Lund. Storm Center (World’s End). PROD. NO.: 62B. AIR DATE: 06-08-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 03-04-1954. LAST REVISION: 03-09-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Jerome, Stuart; Crane, Stephen (story). DIRECTOR: Allen, Lewis. WITH: Brodie, Steve; Johnson, Rita; Menjou, Adolphe; White, Daniel M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout; 2 copies. USED BY: Lund; Davis. Out of Darkness (Three Miraculous Soldiers). PROD. NO.: 65B. AIR DATE: 07-13-1954 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 03-31-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Wilder, Margaret Buell; Jerome, Stuart; Crane, Stephen (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Anderson, James; Eaton, Gloria; Irish, Tom; Mills, Mort; Morley, Kay; Murray, Zon; Phipps, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: censor.

SERIES The Empty Holster (The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky). PROD. NO.: 51B. AIR DATE: 08-24-1954 (WNBT, New York). SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1953. LAST REVISION: 01-08-1954. VERSION: final master script. W RITERS: Levitt, Gene; Crane, Stephen (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Bartlett, Bennie; Howat, Clark; Leslie, Nan; Patterson, Hank; Vedder, William; White, Daniel M.; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks. The Little Regiment. PROD. NO.: 67B. AIR DATE: 10-26-1954 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 04-12-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Marcus, Ellis; Crane, Stephen (story). DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH : Boyett, William; Carr, Tom; Conway, Russ; Doucette, John; Melton, Troy; Phillips, John; Rock, Tony; Thorsen, Duane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Epstein.

Fay HOLDINGS: Fletcher Markle Collection—1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 4 to Oct. 23, 1975; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; May 19 to June 2, 1976; Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 10 episodes. PROD. CO.: WittThomas Production (Paul Junger Witt, Tony Thomas) in association with Universal Television. CREATED BY: Harris, Susan. PRODUCER: Mayer, Jerry. DIRECTORS: Arkin, Alan; Burrows, James; Kinon, Richard. STARRING: Grant, Lee. WITH: Alden, Norman; Gerber, Bill; Lehman, Lillian; Lindley, Audra; Moss, Stewart; Silver, Joe; Willock, Margaret. • Sitcom about a middle-aged divorcee who works as a secretary in San Francisco. Fay and the Doctor (Fay and the Married Man) #19. PROD. NO.: 44015. AIR DATE: 05-19-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1975. LAST REVISION: 09-10-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Harris, Susan. WITH: Alden, Norman; Gerber, Bill; Lehman, Lillian; Lindley, Audra; Moss, Stewart; Silver, Joe; Willock, Margaret. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

The Feather and Father Gang (Feather) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 6, 1976, to July 30, 1977; Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (until April 1977); Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (from May); 60 minutes; 14 episodes. PROD. CO.: Larry White Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. CREATED BY: Driskill, Bill. EXEC. PROD.: White, Larry. PRODUCERS: Driskill, Bill; Kulik, Buzz; Mintz, Robert. STARRING: Gould, Harold; Powers, Stefanie. WITH: Bassett, William H.; Charles, Lewis; Delfino, Frank; Landis, Monte; O’Neill, Dick; Shawlee, Joan; Williams, Allen; Winter, Edward. • Adventure series about a female detective and her con-man father teaming up to solve crimes. Never Con a Killer (Sport of Kings) #1-6. PROD. NO.: 183139. AIR DATE: 05-13-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 0122-1976. L AST REVISION : 02-11-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Driskill, Bill. DIRECTOR: Kulik, Buzz. WITH: Ackerman, Bettye; Backus, Jim; Beckwith, Alan; Charles, Lewis; Darden, Severn; Delfino, Frank; Duncan, Angus; Forsythe, John; Landis, Monte; Shawlee, Joan; Winter, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes; 2-hour episode, originally planned as pilot.

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The FBI HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—4 scripts (1969, 1971-73); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1967). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1965, to Apr. 28, 1974; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-8), 7:30 P.M. (season 9); 60 minutes; 240 episodes. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions in association with Warner Bros. PRODUCER: Saltzman, Philip. STARRING: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. WITH: Abbott, Philip; Brooks, Stephen; Loring, Lynn; Novack, Shelly; Reynolds, William. • Crime series produced in cooperation with J. Edgar Hoover. Blood Verdict #3-3. AIR DATE: 10-08-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1967. LAST REVISION: 06-20-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Furia, John, Jr. WITH: Abbott, Philip; Alcalde, Mario; Armstrong, R.G.; Crane, Norma; Doyle, Robert; Edwards, Sam; Launer, S. John; Lynch, Ken; Lyons, Robert F.; McCallion, James; Mayo, Jacqueline; Quinn, Joe; Reynolds, William; Seurat, Pilar; Smith, Kent; Ward, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Sandy.” Nightmare Road (Rampage) #5-2. P ROD . NO.: 28471. AIR DATE : 09-21-1969. SCRIPT DATE : 05-061969. LAST REVISION: 05-27-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Rodgers, Mark. DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. WITH : Brown, Ron; Davison, Davey; Dean, Phil; DeBenning, Burr; Doyle, Ron; Duvall, Robert; Engel, Roy; Hayes, Anthony; Holliday, Fred; Kellogg, Ray; Parker, Warren; Ware, Midge; Weston, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Hunter”). Unknown Victim #6-15. PROD . NO.: 28517. AIR DATE: 01-03-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1970. LAST REVISION: 10-14-1970. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Weingart, Mark. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Abbott, Philip; Boucher, Sherry; Connolly, Norma; Darrow, Susannah; Eisley, Anthony; Forte, Fabian; Hardt, Eloise; Lasell, John; Marta, Lynne; Novak, Mel; Parfrey, Woodrow; Shelyne, Carole; Skerritt, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Harry Oliver”). Canyon of No Return #8-11. PROD. NO.: 196433. AIR DATE: 11-26-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 05-17-1972. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Heverly, Robert. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil W. WITH: Allen, Mark; Converse, Frank; Darrow, Henry; Ging, Jack; Salmi, Albert; Sorel, Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Sound Department. The Exchange (The Nightmare Case) #9-5. PROD. NO.: 196508. AIR DATE: 10-21-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 0614-1973. LAST REVISION : 07-12-1973. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Bower, Antoinette; Colby, Barbara; De Sales, Francis; Ellsworth, Scott; Hickox, Harry; Lieb, Robert P.; Marlowe, Scott; Randell, Ron; Smiley, Ralph; Vint, Jesse. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; marks and notes. USED BY: O’Steen, John.

Federal Men see Treasury Men in Action The Felony Squad HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection—1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROAD-

Fireside Theatre CAST: Sept. 12, 1966, to Jan. 15, 1969; Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 73 episodes (part 2 of the last episode was broadcast as an episode of Judd for the Defense). PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Grauman, Walter. PRODUCERS: Newton, Richard; Saltzman, Philip. STARRING: Duff, Howard; Cole, Dennis. WITH: Alexander, Ben; DoQui, Robert; Maxwell, Frank; Phillips, Barney. • Crime series set in Los Angeles, about an experienced cop and his rookie partner. Breakout #1-22. PROD. NO.: 8971. AIR DATE: 02-061967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Oringer, Barry. D IRECTOR: Peerce, Larry. WITH: Adler, Robert; Armond, John; Cedar, Jon; Cestare, John; Evans, Henry; Ford, Barry; Garner, Jack; Jostyn, Jay; Pataki, Michael; Pine, Phillip; Van Sickel, Dale. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Fox, Ben. The Desperate Silence #1-23. PROD. NO.: 8982. AIR DATE: 02-13-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Bagni, Gwen; Dubov, Paul. DIRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Baldavin, Barbara; Capri, Anna; Field, Virginia; Gilman, Sam; Haynes, Lloyd; Loring, David; Parfrey, Woodrow; Robinson, Chris; Smith, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Fox, Ben. The Pat Hand of Death #2-7. PROD. NO.: 1960. AIR DATE: 10-19-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Barrett, Tony. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Alexander, Ben; Askin, Leon; Bull, Richard; Curran, Pamela; Dane, Lawrence; Dawson, Maurine; Dial, Dick; Edwards, Sam; Hunter, Henry; Tobin, Dan; Triesault, Ivan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Chambers—chauffeur”). The Pro and the Con [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 8953. SCRIPT DATE: 07-13-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Katkov, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Carl Dunning.”

Fireside Theatre (see also The Jane Wyman Theater) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 5, 1949, to June 14, 1955; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 268 episodes. PROD. CO.: Frank Wisbar Productions. PRODUCER: Wisbar, Frank. HOSTS: Wisbar, Frank (1950-53); Raymond, Gene (1953-55). • Dramatic anthology series with two 15-minute films per episode during the first season, then 30-minute films. When Jane Wyman took over as hostess in 1955, the series was renamed Jane Wyman Theatre or Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre. The Wife Who Lived Twice #7-9 [pre-empted on election night]. PROD. NO.: 5402. AIR DATE: 11-091954. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1954. WRITER: Lord, David; Phillips, James Atlee. DIRECTOR: Wisbar, Frank. WITH: Baretto, Guillermo; Beltran, Alma; Hudson, John; Jara, Maurice; Kimbell, Anne; Montoya, Julia; Pavan, Marissa; Rios, Lalo; Roux, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes.

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Fishing and Hunting Club (of the Air)—Sports for All HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: DuMont. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1949, to Mar. 31, 1950; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: DuMont Television Network. PRODUCER: Sickles, Walter. DIRECTOR: Rayel, Jack. HOST: Slater, Bill. PANEL: Borden, Gail; Bryant, Jeff; Hurley, Jim; Nevell, Dave. • Sports show with interviews, filmed and live demonstrations, and experts who answer questions about outdoor activities submitted by viewers— television version of a radio program with the same title. AIR DATE: 01-13-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Bryant, Jeff; Gardner, Helen; Lombardo, Guy; Turnesa, Joe; Turnesa, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 01-20-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Braddock, James; Bryant, Jeff; France, Shirley May; Kahanamoku, Duke; Kibbee, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 01-27-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Dodd, Ed; Mantz, Paul; Ross, Barney; Strong, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 02-03-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Casey, Hugh; Jaffee, Irving; Mitchell, J. Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 02-17-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Himber, Richard; Keilin, Albert; Rayner, Chuck; Ryan, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO : synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 03-10-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Bryant, Jeff; Edge, Bob; Lewis, Ed (“Strangler”); Loveday and Shields; Savold, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 03-17-1950. WITH: Begovich, Matty; Borden, Gail; Fulton, Ralph; Little, Lou; Vander Kogel, Alfred. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits. AIR DATE: 03-24-1950. WITH: Borden, Gail; Green, Abe; Holman, Nat; Schindler, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis; commercials; closing credits.

Flamingo Road HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 12, 1980 (pilot movie); Jan. 6, 1981, to May 4, 1982; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 37 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Filerman, Michael; Rich, Lee. PRODUCERS: Davies, Gareth; Feldman, Edward H. WITH: Allende, Fernando; Beck, John; Brown, Woody; Donat, Peter; Duff, Howard; Fairchild, Morgan; Harmon, Mark; McCarthy, Kevin; Raines, Cristina; Robards, Glenn; Rush, Barbara; Selby, David; Stevens, Stella. • Soap opera based on the novel of the same title by Robert Wilder and the 1949 movie, and starting with a made-for-TV movie as pilot. The story deals with life in the southern town of Truro. The Hostages #1-1. PROD. NO.: 189121. AIR DATE: 01-06-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 07-03-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lakin, Howard. DIRECTOR: Feldman, Edward H. WITH: Allen, Scott Arthur; Chandler, John Davis; Chapman, Judith; Colbert, Pat; Conklin, Bill; Furlong, John; Kenney, Ed; Penny, Joe; Regan, Tom;

SERIES Rey, Alejandro; Robards, Glenn; Rushmore, Karen; Sawyer-Young, Kat; Scott, Tom; Shelton, Myra; Slout, Marte Boyle; Sorenson, Paul; Weaver, Lee. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Illicit Weekend #1-2. PROD. NO.: 189123. AIR DATE: 01-13-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1980. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Armen, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Newland, John. WITH: Beck, John; Brown, Woody; Donat, Peter; Duff, Howard; Fairchild, Morgan; Harmon, Mark; McCarthy, Kevin; Raines, Cristina; Rush, Barbara; Stevens, Stella. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Mother’s Revenge #1-4. PROD. NO.: 189122. AIR DATE: 01-27-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 07-22-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Blees, Robert. DIRECTOR: Sweeney, Bob. WITH: Furlong, John; Hirson, Alice; Regan, Tom; Weaver, Lee; Wood, John Lisbon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Secrets #1-10. PROD. NO.: 189130. AIR DATE: 03-101981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1981. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Freilich, Jeff. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Baseleon, Michael; Bailey, Joel; Chason, Myra; Colbert, Pat; Galik-Furey, Denise; Kerns, Sandra; Noble, Trisha; Pecchio, Carmen; Robinson, Charles; Rodd, Marcia; Stephens, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology.

Flipper HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; 2 storylines. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1964, to Apr. 15, 1967; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 88 episodes. PROD . CO.: Ivan Tors Films for MetroGoldwyn-Mayer Television. EXEC. PROD.: Tors, Ivan. PRODUCERS: Benson, Leon; Buxbaum, James M. STARRING : Helpin, Luke; Kelly, Brian; Norden, Tommy. WITH : Devine, Andy; Stromstedt, Ulla. • Aquatic adventure series set at Coral Key Park, Florida, about Flipper, the dolphin, and his human friends, the Chief Ranger and his two sons. Danger (Dolphin Indemnity) #1-14. PROD. NO.: 2817. AIR DATE: 12-19-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 06-19-1964. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. VERSION: storyline. WRITERS : Browning, Ricou; Cowden, Jack. D IRECTOR : Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Burau, Rene; Devine, Andy; Philips, Lee. Teamwork #1-23. PROD. NO.: 2816. AIR DATE: 0220-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 04-27-1964. VERSION: storyline. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. WRITERS: Little, Maria K.; Hampton, Orville H. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Marshall. WITH: Chandler, Dan; Glander, Patty; O’Feldman, Ric. Flipper’s Odyssey (Part 1) #2-16. PROD. NO.: 8223. AIR DATE: 01-08-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-18-1965. LAST REVISION: 08-26-1965. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Buxbaum, James M. WRITER: Little, Maria K. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Hunter, Tom; Tanberg, Curtis; Wohrman, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; breakdown (in memo from Stan Gilbert to James Buxbaum, 8-2-1965); name changes (memo from Joyce Van Brummelen to Sharon Holmes, 8-23-1965); some notes. USED BY: Buxbaum, James M. Flipper’s Odyssey (Part 2) #2-17. PROD. NO.: 8224. AIR DATE: 01-15-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-20-1965. LAST REVISION: 08-27-1965. VERSION: revised script. PRO-

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DUCER: Buxbaum, James M. WRITER: Little, Maria K. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Bardette, Trevor; Hunter, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; breakdown (in memo from Stan Gilbert to James Buxbaum, 8-2-1965); name changes; some notes. USED BY: Buxbaum, James M. Flipper’s Odyssey (Part 3) #2-18. PROD. NO.: 8225. AIR DATE: 01-22-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1965. LAST REVISION: 08-26-1965. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Buxbaum, James M. WRITER: Little, Maria K. D IRECTOR: Landres, Paul. W ITH : Bardette, Trevor; Hunter, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; name change. USED BY: Knoechel, Bob.

Flo HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 21, 1980, to Apr. 22, 1981; Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (through April 1980), 8:00 P.M. (July 1980, to January 1981); Saturdays, 9:00 P.M. (February 1981), 8:30 P.M. (March to April 1981); 30 minutes; 27 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Mulligan, Jim. PRODUCERS: Illes, Bob; Stein, James R. STARRING: Holliday, Polly. WITH: Baker, Jim B.; Bond, Sudie; Bulifant, Joyce; Burmester, Leo; Flippin, Lucy Lee; Jones, Mickey; Keep, Stephen; Lewis, Geoffrey; Wills, Terry. • Spin-off from Alice with stories around Flo Castleberry and the café she buys in her hometown in Texas. So Long, Shorty #2-6. PROD . NO.: 167232. AIR DATE: 12-03-1980. SCRIPT DATES: 07-14-1980 / 11-131980 / 11-17-1980. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft; tape draft. WRITERS: Illes, Robert; Stein, James R. DIRECTOR: LaHendro, Bob. WITH: Albin, Dolores; Baker, Jim B.; Bond, Sudie; Bulifant, Joyce; Burmester, Leo; Flippin, Lucy Lee; Keep, Stephen; Lewis, Geoffrey; Oppenheimer, Alan; Parfrey, Woodrow; Stahl, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; breakdown; short rundown; production schedule (Nov. 17-18, 1980); commercial positions; 3 copies.

The Flying Nun HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 7, 1967, to Apr. 3, 1970; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 83 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. EXEC. PROD.: Ackerman, Harry. PRODUCERS: Epstein, Jon; Jurist, Ed; Sackheim, William. STARRING: Field, Sally. WITH: Dangcil, Linda; Diamond, Don; Hoyos, Rodolfo; Morrison, Shelley; Padilla, Manuel, Jr.; Pataki, Michael; Ray, Alejandro; Redmond, Marge; Scotti, Vito; Sherwood, Madeleine. • Sitcom about a novice nun who discovers that she can fly. The Fatal Hibiscus #1-6. PROD . NO.: 3520. AIR DATE : 10-05-1967. SCRIPT DATE : 07-10-1967. LAST REVISION: 07-13-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: DeRoy, Richard; Thompson, Gene (story). DIRECTOR: Swackhamer, E.W. W ITH : Abdullah, Joe; Brown, Jackie; Latimer, Cherie; Medina, Julio; Monsalve, Miguel; Stevens, Naomi; Tedrow, Irene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Polly Wants a Cracked Head (Polly Wants a Crack in the Head) #1-8. PROD. NO.: 3506. AIR DATE: 10-19-

Ford Star Jubilee 1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1967. LAST REVISION: 06-231967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: DeRoy, Richard. DIRECTOR: Bernstein, Jerrold (Jerry). WITH: Crane, Norma; Hole, Jonathan; Locatell, Carol; Stevens, Naomi; Stratton, Chet; Vernon, Jeremy; Wolf, Venita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; day out of days (June 26-29, 1967); shooting schedule. If You Want to Fly, Keep Your Cornette Dry #1-15. PROD. NO.: 3518. AIR DATE: 12-07-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Friedman, Seymour (also story); McGreevey, John; Sackheim, William. DIRECTOR: Bernstein, Jerrold (Jerry). WITH: Byrnes, Bara; Carmelita; DeBord, Sharon; Grijalva, Fabian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Puce Alert #1-28. PROD. NO.: 3533. AIR DATE: 03-21-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1967. LAST REVISION: 11-13-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: DeRoy, Richard. DIRECTOR: Erman, John. WITH: Alder, Toby; Christensen, Barry; Dehner, John; England, Hal; Newton, John; Russo, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Ford Star Jubilee HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1955, to Nov. 3, 1956; Saturdays, 9:30 P.M.; 90 minutes; 12 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paul Gregory Associates. EXEC. PROD.: Lewine, Richard. PRODUCERS: Gregory, Paul; Schwartz, Arthur. • Monthly live anthology series of drama and variety shows, produced in New York and Hollywood, including Judy Garland’s first TV appearance and the first TV broadcast of the movie The Wizard of Oz (last episode). The Day Lincoln Was Shot #1-6. AIR DATE: 02-111956. WRITERS: Holloway, Jean; Sanders, Denis; Sanders, Terry; Bishop, Jim (story). DIRECTOR: Mann, Delbert. WITH: Anderson, Herbert; Bailey, Raymond; Benedict, Bill; Bryan, Paul; Chapin, Billy; DuPois, Richard; Engel, Roy; Gish, Lillian; Herron, Mark; Laughton, Charles; Lemmon, Jack; Lloyd, Doris; Massey, Raymond; Mills, Shirley; Nolte, Charles; Phipps, William; Pryor, Ainslie; Raine, Jack; Roope, Fay; Schallert, William.

Ford Startime HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 6, 1959, to May 31, 1960; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (until Jan. 1960), 8:30 P.M. (from Jan. 1960); 60 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: Hubbell Robinson Productions; Shamley Productions; NBC Television. EXEC. PROD.: Robinson, Hubbell, Jr. PRODUCERS: Frankenheimer, John; Glucksman, Ernest D.; Kibbee, Roland; Oppenheimer, Jess; Schaffner, Franklin J.; Schary, Dore; Windust, Bretaigne. • Anthology series of dramatic and variety shows. The Turn of the Screw #1-3. AIR DATE: 10-20-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1959. VERSION: second revision — as broadcast. WRITERS: Costigan, James; James, Henry (novella). DIRECTOR: Frankenheimer, John. W ITH : Barrett, Laurinda; Bergman, Ingrid; Elsom, Isobel; Morse, Hayward; Stevens, Paul; Wager, Alexandra. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks; Ingrid Bergman’s first TV appearance, for which she won an Emmy. USED BY: Robinson, Hubbell, Jr.

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Foul Play HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 26 to Feb. 23, 1981; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; Aug. 23, 1981; Sunday, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 5 episodes. PROD. CO.: Miller/Milkis/Boyett Production in association with Myrt-Hal Productions; Paramount Television Productions. PRODUCERS: Boyett, Robert L.; Milkis, Edward K.; Miller, Thomas L. STARRING: Bostwick, Barry; Raffin, Deborah. WITH: Catlett, Mary Jo; Rice, Gregory D.; Rice, John E.; Romanus, Richard. • Crime comedy series based on the 1978 movie of the same title, about a shy San Francisco librarian and a bumbling cop, who solve crimes together. Play It Again, Tuck #1-4. PROD. NO.: 60971-005. AIR DATE: 02-23-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1980. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Pearlberg, Irving. WITH : Bagetta, Vincent; Narita, Richard; Parfrey, Woodrow; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; script requisition. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “De Blasio”).

Four-in-One Umbrella title for four (mini)series: McCloud (see there), Night Gallery, The Psychiatrist, and San Francisco International Airport (see there).

Four Star Playhouse HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —19 scripts (5 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1952, to July 26, 1956; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2; during season 1 alternating with the second season of Amos ‘n’ Andy), 9:30 P.M. (seasons 3-4); 30 minutes; 129 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Sharpe, Don W. PRODUCERS: Boyer, Charles; Colman, Ronald; Frye, William; Niven, David; Powell, Dick. STARRING: Boyer, Charles; Lupino, Ida; Niven, David; Powell, Dick; Russell, Rosalind. • Dramatic anthology series originally planned to star the four founding members of Four Star Films, Boyer, Powell, McCrea and Russel. When McCrea and Russel left, they were replaced by Lupino and Niven. The original episodes of Dante’s Inferno (see there) were broadcast as parts of this series. Dante’s Inferno (No. 1) #1-2. AIR DATE: 10-09-1952. S CRIPT DATE : 08-16-1952. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Edwards, Blake. DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH : Ford, Mel; Grey, Virginia; Lester, William; Miller, Marvin; Powell, Dick; Richards, Paul; Toomey, Regis; Vigran, Herb; Walker, Ray; Williams, Elaine. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Lost Silk Hat #1-3. AIR DATE : 10-23-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1952. LAST REVISION: 10-02-1952. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Colman, Ronald; Merlin, Milton; Lord Dunsany (Plunkett, Edward) (play). DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH: Britt, Leo; Colman, Ronald; Novello, Jay; Owen, Tudor; Whorf, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes on hats; more material on hats; Ronald Colman’s TV debut! The Man Who Walked Out on Himself #1-14. AIR DATE : 03-26-1953. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-07-1952. LAST

SERIES REVISION: 09-21-1952. VERSIONS: revised scripts; shooting script. WRITER: Merlin, Milton. DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH: Colman, Ronald; Pierlot, Francis. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; 5 copies. The Ladies on His Mind (The Ladies on My Couch) #1-17. PROD. NO.: 9342. AIR DATE: 05-21-1953. SCRIPT DATES: 01-15-1953 / 03-07-1953 / 04-10-1953. VERSIONS: revised scripts. WRITER: Merlin, Milton. DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH: Brooke, Hillary; Colman, Ronald; Fraser, Elizabeth; Hume, Benita; Morison, Patricia; Talton, Alix. ADDITIONAL INFO: production note; marks and notes; 5 copies. Love at Sea #2-4. A IR DATE : 10-15-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1953. LAST REVISION: 05-12-1953. VERSIONS: revised script; final revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Hume, Benita. DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH: Bekassy, Stephen; Chapman, Helen; Foulger, Byron; Gaines, Richard; Gilmore, Lowell; Harmon, John; Oberon, Merle; Powell, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Harmon, John (part of “Coons”); Merlin, Barbara. The String of Beads #2-18. AIR DATE: 01-21-1954. SCRIPT DATES: 08-25-1953 / 09-03-1953. VERSIONS: final script; revised script. WRITERS: Ettlinger, Don; Maugham, Somerset (story). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Bruce, Nigel; Colman, Ronald; Forbes, Brenda; Green, Dorothy; Lansbury, Angela; McClory, Sean; Macready, George; Randell, Ron; Selby, Sarah; Wright, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; 5 copies; intended as pilot for a series based on Somerset Maugham stories, with Ronald Colman. USED BY: Selby, Sarah (part of “Della”); Harris, Bob (Wardrobe); Merlin, Milton; Frye, William (producer). The Wallet #3-4. PROD. NO.: 9712. AIR DATE: 10-211954. SCRIPT DATE: 05-17-1954. LAST REVISION: 05-221954. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Marcus, Larry; Coldewey, Anthony (story); Elbogen, Paul (story). DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. WITH: Alvin, John; Bartell, Harry; Boyer, Charles; Campbell, William; Harmon, John; McNear, Howard; Paiva, Nestor; Palmer, Maria; Selby, Sarah; Williams, Rhys. ADDITIONAL INFO: some (children’s) drawings. USED BY: part of “Joseph.” The Answer #3-13. SCRIPT NO.: 031. AIR DATE: 12-231954. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1954. LAST REVISION: 11-091954. WRITER: Freeman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Kellino, Roy. WITH: Caruso, Anthony; Harmon, John; Jones, Carolyn; Lomas, Jack M.; Niven, David; Paiva, Nestor; Reeves, Richard; Stanhope, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. USED BY: Harmon, John (part of “Sailor”). A Bag of Oranges #3-15. PROD . NO.: 9728. AIR DATE : 01-06-1955. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-20-1954. PRO DUCER: Kellino, Roy. WRITERS: Wiener, Willard (also story); Shapiro, Herbert A. (also story). DIRECTOR: Kellino, Roy. WITH: Campbell, Alexander; Coy, Walter; Lupino, Ida; Vigran, Herb; Walker, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. To Die at Midnight #4-22. AIR DATE: 03-15-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 01-28-1956. LAST REVISION: 02-01-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fessier, Michael (also story). D IRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH : Barton, Dan; Campbell, Alexander; Carroll, Dee; Charles, Lewis; Gallagher, Patty; Harris, Stacy; Harvey, Don C.; Henry, William; Hill, Hallene; Mason, Sydney; Powell, Dick. USED BY: Henry, Tom B. (part of “Dr. Aimes”).

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The Fred Waring Show HOLDINGS : Rudy Vallee Collection — 4 partial scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 17, 1949, to May 30, 1954; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (seasons 1-4), 30 minutes (seasons 5-6); in season 6 alternating with the G.E.Theatre. PROD. CO.: BBDO Television. PRODUCERS: Erickson, Rod; Banner, Bob. HOST: Waring, Fred. WITH: Bernier, Daisy; Brannum, Hugh (“Uncle Lumpy”); Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians; Gearhart, Livingston; McClintock, Poley; Marine, Joe; Morley, Virginia; Textor, Keith; Textor, Sylvia; Wheatley, Joanne; Wilson, Jane. • Musical variety program with Waring’s orchestra and chorus as regular cast, performed before a live studio audience during the first and last seasons. The show also included dancing, musical sketches and interpretations of fairy tales. AIR DATE: 10-07-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1951. LAST REVISION: 10-03-1951. WITH: Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: Rudy Vallee spot only; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Fridays HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 11, 1980, to Mar. 19, 1982; Fridays, 11:30 P.M. (through Mar. 1981); 12:00 A.M.(from Sept. 1981); 70 minutes; 59 episodes. PROD. CO.: Moffitt-Lee Productions. PRODUCERS: Burns, Jack; Lee, Bill; Moffitt, John. WRITERS: Adams, Steve; Burns, Jack; Charles, Larry; David, Larry; Gordon, Bryan; Hall, Rich; Kelton, Kevin; Kirschbaum, Bruce; Mahler, Bruce; Pope, Elaine; Raker, Fred; Shulkin, Joe. WITH: Blankfield, Mark; Burrell, Maryedith; Chartoff, Melanie; David, Larry; Igus, Darrow; Kemp, Brandis; Mahler, Bruce; Richards, Michael; Roarke, John. • Comedy sketch series. #3-8. PROD. NO.: 45. AIR DATE: 11-20-1981. SCRIPT DATE : 11-18-1981. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Moffitt, John. DIRECTOR: Miller, Paul. GUEST HOST: Duvall, Shelley. WITH: Jarreau, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: studio schedule; schedule; short rundown; commercial positions. #3-9. PROD. NO.: 46. AIR DATE: 12-04-1981. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Moffitt, John. DIRECTOR: Bowker, Bob. GUEST HOST: Fonda, Peter. WITH: Belew, Adrian; Bruford, Bill; Fripp, Robert; Levin, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO : commercial positions. U SED BY : Rocky. #3-11. PROD. NO.: 48. AIR DATE: 12-18-1981. SCRIPT DATE : 12-16-1981. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Moffitt, John. DIRECTOR: Miller, Paul. GUEST HOST: Bridges, Beau. WITH: David Grisman Quartet. ADDITIONAL I NFO : rehearsal schedule (Dec. 16-18, 1981); schedule (Dec. 18, 1981); short rundown; commercial positions. USED BY: David, Larry.

From These Roots HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 603 scripts (574 episodes; story treatments for episodes 1-590; presentation script; map; family tree; general plot synopsis (2-1-1959); long range story line; story progression; audition notes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: June 30, 1958, to Dec. 29, 1961; weekdays,

From These Roots 2:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 915 episodes. PROD. CO.: Procter & Gamble Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Greene, John. PRODUCERS: Lammers, Paul; Wallace, Don. DIRECTORS: Behar, Joseph (Joe); Hall, Norman; Lammers, Paul; Valenta, Leonard (Len); Wallace, Don. WITH: Allen, Vera; Bovasso, Julie; Burton, Sarah; Code, Grant; Egelston, Charles; Flood, Ann; Forsythe, Henderson; Hardy, Sarah; Marth, Frank; Moore, Mary Alice; Morgan, Gary; Munro, Mae; Sanders, David; Shields, Helen; Shirley, Tom; Stewart, John; Watt, Billie Lou; Wayland, Len; White, Dan (original cast); Alexander, Millette; Berjer, Barbara; Henrickson, Rod; Huebing, Craig; Hughes, Tresa; Lindley, Audra; Macauley, Joseph; Mandan, Robert. • Soap opera about a woman who returns to her New England hometown to be closer to her family. #1. AIR D ATE : 06-30-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #2. AIR D ATE : 07-01-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #3. AIR D ATE : 07-02-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #4. AIR D ATE : 07-03-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #5. AIR D ATE : 07-04-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #6. AIR D ATE : 07-07-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; 2 copies. #7. AIR D ATE : 07-08-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; 2 copies. #8. AIR D ATE : 07-09-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #9. AIR DATE: 07-10-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; 2 copies. #10. AIR DATE: 07-11-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; 2 copies. #11. AIR DATE: 07-14-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #12. AIR DATE: 07-15-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #13. AIR D ATE : 07-16-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #14. A IR D ATE : 07-17-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #15. A IR D ATE : 07-18-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #16. A IR D ATE : 07-21-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies.

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SERIES #17. A IR D ATE : 07-22-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #18. AIR D ATE : 07-23-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #19. AIR D ATE : 07-24-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #20. A IR DATE : 07-25-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #21. A IR D ATE : 07-28-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #22. AIR DATE : 07-29-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #23. A IR DATE : 07-30-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #24. AIR DATE : 07-31-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #25. A IR DATE : 08-01-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #26. A IR DATE : 08-04-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #27. AIR DATE : 08-05-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #28. AIR DATE : 08-06-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #29. AIR DATE : 08-07-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #30. AIR DATE: 08-08-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #31. AIR DATE: 08-11-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #32. AIR DATE: 08-12-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #33. AIR DATE : 08-13-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #34. AIR DATE: 08-14-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John;

SERIES Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #35. AIR DATE : 08-15-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #36. A IR DATE : 08-18-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #37. AIR DATE: 08-19-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #38. AIR DATE : 08-20-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #39. AIR DATE : 08-21-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #40. A IR DATE : 08-22-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #41. AIR DATE: 08-25-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #42. AIR DATE : 08-26-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #43. AIR DATE: 08-27-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #44. AIR DATE : 08-28-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #45. A IR DATE : 08-29-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #46. A IR DATE : 09-01-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #47. AIR DATE : 09-02-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #48. AIR DATE : 09-03-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #49. A IR DATE : 09-04-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #50. A IR DATE : 09-05-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #51. AIR DATE: 09-08-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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From These Roots #52. AIR DATE: 09-09-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #53. AIR DATE: 09-10-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #54. AIR DATE: 09-11-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #55. AIR DATE : 09-12-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #56. A IR DATE : 09-15-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #57. AIR DATE : 09-16-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #58. A IR DATE : 09-17-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #59. A IR DATE : 09-18-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #60. AIR DATE : 09-18-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #61. AIR DATE: 09-22-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #62. AIR DATE: 09-23-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #63. AIR DATE: 09-24-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #64. AIR DATE: 09-25-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #65. AIR DATE: 09-26-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #66. AIR DATE : 09-29-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #67. A IR DATE : 09-30-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #68. A IR DATE : 10-03-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #69. AIR DATE: 10-06-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #70. AIR DATE: 10-07-1958. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

From These Roots #71. AIR D ATE : 10-08-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #72. A IR DATE : 10-09-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #73. AIR D ATE : 10-10-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #76. AIR D ATE : 10-13-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #77. A IR D ATE : 10-14-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #78. A IR D ATE : 10-15-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #79. A IR D ATE : 10-16-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #80. A IR D ATE : 10-17-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #81. AIR D ATE : 10-20-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #82. A IR D ATE : 10-21-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #83. A IR DATE : 10-22-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #84. AIR DATE : 10-23-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #85. AIR DATE : 10-24-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #86. AIR DATE : 10-27-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #87. A IR DATE : 10-28-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #88. A IR DATE : 10-29-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #89. A IR DATE : 10-30-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #90. AIR DATE: 10-31-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #91. AIR DATE: 11-03-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #92. AIR DATE: 11-04-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #93. AIR DATE: 11-05-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #94. AIR DATE: 11-06-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #95. AIR DATE: 11-07-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #96. AIR DATE: 11-10-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #97. A IR DATE : 11-11-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #98. AIR DATE: 11-12-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #99. AIR DATE: 11-13-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #100. AIR D ATE : 11-14-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #101. AIR D ATE : 11-17-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #102. A IR D ATE : 11-18-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #103. A IR D ATE : 11-19-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #104. AIR DATE: 11-20-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #105. AIR D ATE : 11-21-1958. P RODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

SERIES #106. AIR DATE: 11-24-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #107. AIR DATE: 11-25-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #108. AIR DATE: 11-26-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #110. AIR DATE : 11-28-1958. P RODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #111. AIR DATE : 12-01-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #112. AIR DATE: 12-02-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #113. AIR DATE: 12-03-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #114. AIR DATE: 12-04-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #115. AIR DATE: 12-05-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #116. AIR DATE: 12-08-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #117. AIR DATE: 12-09-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #118. A IR DATE : 12-10-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #119. AIR D ATE : 12-11-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #120. AIR DATE: 12-12-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #121. AIR DATE : 12-15-1958. PRODUCER : Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #122. AIR DATE: 12-16-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #123. AIR DATE: 12-17-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace,

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Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECBehar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #124. AIR DATE: 12-18-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #125. AIR DATE: 12-19-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #126. AIR DATE: 12-22-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #128. AIR DATE: 12-24-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #129. AIR DATE: 12-25-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #130. AIR DATE: 12-26-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #131. AIR DATE: 12-29-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #132. AIR DATE: 12-30-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #133. AIR DATE: 12-31-1958. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #135. AIR DATE: 01-02-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #136. AIR DATE: 01-05-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #137. A IR DATE : 01-06-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #138. AIR DATE : 01-07-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #139. AIR DATE: 01-08-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #140. AIR DATE: 01-09-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #141. AIR DATE: 01-12-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #142. AIR DATE: 01-13-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #143. AIR DATE: 01-14-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, TOR:

From These Roots Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #144. AIR DATE: 01-15-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #145. AIR DATE: 01-16-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #146. AIR DATE: 01-19-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #147. AIR DATE: 01-20-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #148. AIR DATE: 01-21-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #149. AIR DATE: 01-22-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #150. AIR DATE: 01-23-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #151. AIR DATE: 01-26-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #152. AIR DATE: 01-27-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #153. AIR DATE: 01-28-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #154. AIR DATE: 01-29-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #155. AIR DATE: 01-30-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #156. AIR DATE: 02-02-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #157. AIR DATE: 02-03-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #158. AIR DATE: 02-04-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #159. AIR DATE: 02-05-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #160. AIR D ATE : 02-06-1959. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #161. AIR DATE: 02-09-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #162. AIR DATE: 02-10-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #163. AIR DATE: 02-11-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #164. AIR DATE: 02-12-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #165. AIR DATE: 02-13-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #166. AIR DATE: 02-16-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #167. AIR DATE: 02-17-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #168. AIR DATE: 02-18-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #169. AIR DATE: 02-19-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #170. AIR DATE: 02-20-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #171. AIR DATE: 02-23-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #172. AIR DATE: 02-24-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #173. AIR DATE: 02-25-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #174. AIR DATE: 02-26-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #175. AIR DATE: 02-27-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #176. AIR DATE: 03-02-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #177. AIR DATE: 03-03-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #178. AIR DATE: 03-04-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

SERIES #179. AIR DATE: 03-05-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #180. AIR DATE: 03-06-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #181. AIR DATE: 03-09-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #182. AIR DATE: 03-10-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #183. AIR DATE: 03-11-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #184. AIR DATE: 03-12-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #185. A IR D ATE : 03-13-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #186. AIR DATE: 03-16-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #187. AIR DATE: 03-17-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #188. AIR DATE: 03-18-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #189. AIR DATE: 03-19-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #190. AIR DATE: 03-20-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #191. AIR DATE: 03-23-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #192. AIR DATE: 03-24-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #193. AIR DATE: 03-25-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #194. AIR DATE: 03-26-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #195. AIR DATE: 03-27-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #196. AIR DATE: 03-30-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #197. AIR DATE: 03-31-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #198. AIR DATE: 04-01-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #199. AIR DATE: 04-02-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #200. AIR DATE: 04-03-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #201. AIR DATE: 04-06-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #202. AIR DATE: 04-07-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. #203. AIR DATE: 04-08-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #204. AIR DATE: 04-09-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #205. AIR DATE: 04-10-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #206. AIR DATE: 04-13-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #207. AIR DATE: 04-14-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #208. AIR DATE: 04-15-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #209. AIR DATE: 04-16-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #210. AIR DATE: 04-17-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #211. AIR DATE: 04-20-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

From These Roots #212. AIR DATE: 04-21-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #213. AIR DATE: 04-22-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #214. AIR DATE: 04-23-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #215. AIR DATE: 04-24-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #216. AIR DATE: 04-27-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #217. AIR DATE: 04-28-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #218. AIR DATE: 04-29-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #219. AIR DATE: 04-30-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #220. AIR DATE: 05-01-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Behar, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #221. AIR DATE: 05-04-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #222. AIR DATE: 05-05-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #223. AIR DATE: 05-06-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #224. AIR DATE: 05-07-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #225. AIR DATE: 05-08-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #226. AIR DATE: 05-11-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #227. AIR DATE: 05-12-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #228. AIR DATE: 05-13-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #229. AIR DATE: 05-14-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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SERIES #230. AIR DATE: 05-15-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #231. AIR DATE: 05-18-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #232. AIR DATE: 05-19-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #233. AIR DATE: 05-20-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #234. AIR DATE: 05-21-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #235. AIR DATE: 05-22-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #236. AIR DATE: 05-25-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #237. AIR DATE: 05-26-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #238. AIR DATE: 05-27-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #239. AIR DATE: 05-28-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #240. AIR DATE: 05-29-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #241. AIR DATE: 06-01-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #242. AIR DATE: 06-02-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #243. AIR DATE: 06-03-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #244. AIR DATE: 06-04-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #245. AIR DATE: 06-05-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #246. AIR DATE: 06-08-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace,

SERIES Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #247. AIR DATE: 06-09-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #248. AIR DATE: 06-10-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #249. AIR DATE: 06-11-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #250. AIR DATE: 06-12-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #251. AIR DATE: 06-15-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #252. AIR DATE: 06-16-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #253. AIR DATE: 06-17-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #254. AIR DATE: 06-18-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #255. AIR DATE: 06-19-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #256. AIR DATE: 06-22-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #257. AIR DATE: 06-23-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #258. AIR DATE: 06-24-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #259. AIR DATE: 06-25-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #260. AIR DATE: 06-26-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #261. AIR DATE: 06-29-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #262. AIR DATE: 06-30-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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From These Roots #263. AIR DATE: 07-01-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #264. AIR DATE: 07-02-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #265. AIR DATE: 07-03-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #266. AIR DATE: 07-06-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #267. AIR DATE: 07-07-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #268. AIR DATE: 07-08-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #269. AIR DATE: 07-09-1959. PRODUCER: Wallace, Don. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #270. AIR DATE: 07-10-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #271. AIR DATE: 07-13-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #272. AIR DATE: 07-14-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #273. AIR DATE: 07-15-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #274. AIR DATE: 07-16-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #275. AIR DATE: 07-17-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #276. AIR DATE: 07-20-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #277. AIR DATE: 07-21-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #278. AIR DATE: 07-22-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #279. AIR DATE: 07-23-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers,

From These Roots Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #280. AIR DATE: 07-24-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #281. AIR DATE: 07-27-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #282. AIR DATE: 07-28-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #283. AIR DATE: 07-29-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #284. AIR DATE: 07-30-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #285. AIR DATE: 07-31-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #286. AIR DATE: 08-03-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #287. AIR DATE: 08-04-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #288. AIR DATE: 08-05-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #289. AIR DATE: 08-06-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #290. AIR DATE: 08-07-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #291. AIR DATE: 08-10-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #292. AIR DATE: 08-11-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #293. AIR DATE: 08-12-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #294. AIR DATE: 08-13-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #295. AIR DATE: 08-14-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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SERIES TOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #296. AIR DATE: 08-17-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #297. AIR DATE: 08-18-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #298. AIR DATE: 08-19-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #299. AIR DATE: 08-20-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #300. AIR DATE: 08-21-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #301. AIR DATE: 08-24-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #302. A IR DATE : 08-25-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #303. AIR DATE: 08-26-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #304. AIR DATE: 08-27-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #305. AIR DATE: 08-28-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #306. AIR DATE: 08-31-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #307. AIR DATE: 09-01-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #308. AIR DATE: 09-02-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #309. AIR DATE: 09-03-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #310. AIR DATE: 09-04-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #311. A IR DATE : 09-07-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #312. AIR DATE: 09-08-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers,

SERIES Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #313. A IR D ATE : 09-09-1959. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #314. AIR DATE: 09-10-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #315. AIR DATE: 09-11-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #316. AIR DATE: 09-14-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #317. AIR DATE: 09-15-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #318. AIR DATE: 09-16-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #319. AIR DATE: 09-17-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #320-321. AIR DATE: 09-21-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #322. AIR D ATE : 09-17-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #323. AIR DATE: 09-23-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #324. AIR DATE: 09-24-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #325. AIR DATE: 09-25-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #326. AIR DATE: 09-28-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #327. AIR DATE: 09-29-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #328. AIR DATE: 09-30-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #329. AIR DATE: 10-01-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #330. AIR DATE: 10-02-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers,

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Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECLammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #331. A IR DATE : 10-05-1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #332. AIR DATE: 10-06-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #A. AIR DATE: 10-08-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #B. A IR DATE : 10/1959. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #C. AIR DATE: 10/1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #D. AIR DATE: 10/1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #E. AIR DATE: 10/1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #F. AIR DATE: 10/1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #G. AIR DATE: 10/1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #H. AIR DATE: 10/1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #344. AIR DATE: 10-22-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hall, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #345. AIR DATE: 10-23-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #346. AIR DATE: 10-26-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #347. AIR DATE: 10-27-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #348. AIR DATE: 10-28-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #349. AIR DATE: 10-29-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #350. AIR DATE: 10-30-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. TOR:

From These Roots #351. AIR DATE: 11-02-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #352. AIR DATE: 11-03-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #353. AIR DATE: 11-04-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #354. AIR DATE: 11-05-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. #355. AIR DATE: 11-06-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #356. AIR DATE: 11-09-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #357. AIR DATE: 11-10-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #358. AIR DATE: 11-11-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #359. AIR DATE: 11-12-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #360. AIR DATE: 11-13-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #361. AIR DATE: 11-16-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #362. AIR DATE: 11-17-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #363. AIR DATE: 11-18-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #364. AIR DATE: 11-19-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #365. AIR DATE: 11-20-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #366. AIR DATE: 11-23-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #367. AIR DATE: 11-24-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers,

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SERIES Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #368. AIR DATE: 11-25-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #370. AIR DATE: 11-27-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #371. AIR DATE: 11-30-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #372. AIR DATE: 12-01-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #373. AIR DATE: 12-02-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #374. AIR DATE: 12-03-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #375. AIR DATE: 12-04-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #376. AIR DATE: 12-07-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #377. AIR DATE: 12-08-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #378. AIR DATE: 12-09-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #379. AIR DATE: 12-10-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #380. AIR DATE: 12-11-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #381. AIR DATE: 12-14-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #382. AIR DATE: 12-15-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #383. AIR DATE: 12-16-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #384. AIR DATE: 12-17-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR:

SERIES Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #386. AIR DATE: 12-21-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #387. AIR DATE: 12-22-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #388. AIR DATE: 12-23-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #389. AIR DATE: 12-24-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #390. AIR DATE: 12-25-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #391. AIR DATE: 12-28-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #392. AIR DATE: 12-29-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #393. AIR DATE: 12-30-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #394-5. AIR DATE: 12-31-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #396. A IR D ATE : 01-04-1960. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #397. AIR DATE: 01-05-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #398. AIR DATE: 01-06-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #399. AIR DATE: 01-07-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #400. AIR DATE: 01-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #401. AIR DATE: 01-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #402. AIR DATE: 01-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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From These Roots #403. AIR DATE: 01-13-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #404. AIR DATE: 01-14-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #405. AIR DATE: 01-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #406. AIR DATE: 01-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #407. AIR DATE: 01-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #408. AIR DATE: 01-20-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #409. AIR DATE: 01-21-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #410. AIR DATE: 01-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #411. AIR DATE: 01-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #412. AIR DATE: 01-26-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #413. AIR DATE: 01-27-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #414. AIR DATE: 01-28-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #415. AIR DATE: 01-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #416. AIR DATE: 02-01-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #417. AIR DATE: 02-02-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #418. AIR DATE: 02-03-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #419. AIR DATE: 02-04-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers,

From These Roots Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #420. AIR DATE: 02-05-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #421. AIR DATE: 02-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #422. AIR DATE: 02-09-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #423. AIR DATE: 02-10-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #424. AIR DATE: 02-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #425. AIR DATE: 02-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #426. AIR DATE: 02-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #427. AIR DATE: 02-16-1959. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #428. AIR DATE: 02-17-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #429. AIR DATE: 02-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #430. AIR DATE: 02-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #431. AIR DATE: 02-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #432. AIR DATE: 02-23-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #433. AIR D ATE : 02-24-1960. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. WITH: Berger, Barbara; Burrows, Vinie; Christie, Audrey; Ferrell, Rick; Flood, Ann; Mandan, Robert (Bob); Wetmore, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. #434. AIR DATE: 02-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #435. AIR DATE: 02-26-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers,

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Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECLammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #436. AIR DATE: 02-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #437. AIR DATE: 03-01-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #438. AIR DATE: 03-02-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #439. AIR DATE: 03-03-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #440. AIR DATE: 03-04-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #441. AIR DATE: 03-07-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #442. AIR DATE: 03-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #443. AIR DATE: 03-09-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #444. AIR DATE: 03-10-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #445. AIR DATE: 03-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #446. AIR DATE: 03-14-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #447. AIR DATE: 03-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #449. AIR DATE: 03-17-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #450. AIR DATE: 03-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #451. AIR DATE: 03-21-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #452. AIR DATE: 03-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR:

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acters; set list. #453. AIR DATE: 03-23-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #454. AIR DATE: 03-24-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #455. AIR DATE: 03-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #456. AIR DATE: 03-28-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #457. AIR DATE: 03-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #458. AIR DATE: 03-30-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #459. AIR DATE: 03-31-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #460. AIR DATE: 04-01-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #461. AIR DATE: 04-04-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #462. AIR DATE: 04-05-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #463. AIR DATE: 04-06-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #464. AIR DATE: 04-07-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #465. AIR DATE: 04-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #466. AIR DATE: 04-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #467. AIR DATE: 04-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #468. AIR DATE: 04-13-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

acters; set list. #469. AIR DATE: 04-14-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #470. AIR DATE: 04-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #471. AIR DATE: 04-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #472. AIR DATE: 04-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #473. AIR DATE: 04-20-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #474. AIR DATE: 04-21-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #475. AIR DATE: 04-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #476. AIR DATE: 04-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #477. AIR DATE: 04-26-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #478. AIR DATE: 04-27-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #479. AIR DATE: 04-28-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #480. AIR DATE: 04-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #481. AIR DATE: 05-02-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #482. AIR DATE: 05-03-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #483. AIR DATE: 05-04-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #484. AIR DATE: 05-05-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

From These Roots TOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #485. AIR DATE: 05-06-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #486. AIR DATE: 05-09-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #487. AIR DATE: 05-10-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #488. AIR DATE: 05-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #489. AIR DATE: 05-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #490. AIR DATE: 05-13-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #491. AIR DATE: 05-16-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #492. AIR DATE: 05-17-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #493. AIR DATE: 05-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #494. AIR DATE: 05-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #495. AIR DATE: 05-20-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #496. AIR DATE: 05-23-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #497. AIR DATE: 05-24-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #498. AIR DATE: 05-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #499. AIR DATE: 05-26-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #500. AIR DATE: 05-27-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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SERIES TOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #517. AIR DATE: 06-21-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #518. AIR DATE: 06-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #519. AIR DATE: 06-23-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #520. AIR DATE: 06-24-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #521. AIR DATE: 06-27-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #522. AIR DATE: 06-28-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #523. AIR DATE: 06-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #524. AIR DATE: 06-30-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #525. AIR DATE: 07-01-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #526. AIR DATE: 07-04-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #528. AIR DATE: 07-06-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #529. AIR DATE: 07-07-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #530. AIR DATE: 07-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #531. AIR DATE: 07-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #532. AIR DATE: 07-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #533. AIR DATE: 07-13-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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acters; set list. #534. AIR DATE: 07-14-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #535. AIR DATE: 07-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #536. AIR DATE: 07-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #537. AIR DATE: 07-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #538. AIR DATE: 07-20-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #541. AIR DATE: 07-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #542. AIR DATE: 07-26-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #543. AIR DATE: 07-27-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #544. AIR DATE: 07-28-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #545. AIR DATE: 07-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #546. AIR DATE: 08-01-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #549. AIR DATE: 08-04-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #550. AIR DATE: 08-05-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #551. AIR DATE: 08-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #552. AIR DATE: 08-09-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #553. AIR DATE: 08-10-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

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TOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of char-

acters; set list. #554. AIR DATE: 08-11-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #555. AIR DATE: 08-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #556. AIR DATE: 08-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #557. AIR DATE: 08-16-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #558. AIR DATE: 08-17-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #559. AIR DATE: 08-18-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #560. AIR DATE: 08-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #561. AIR DATE: 08-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #562. AIR DATE: 08-23-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #563. AIR DATE: 08-24-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #564. AIR DATE: 08-25-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #565. AIR DATE: 08-26-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #566. AIR DATE: 08-29-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #567. AIR DATE: 08-30-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #568. AIR DATE: 08-31-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #569. AIR DATE: 09-01-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIREC-

acters; set list. #570. AIR DATE: 09-02-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #571. AIR DATE: 09-05-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #572. AIR DATE: 09-06-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #573. AIR DATE: 09-07-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #574. AIR DATE: 09-08-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #575. AIR DATE: 09-09-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #576. AIR DATE: 09-12-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #577. AIR DATE: 09-13-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #578. AIR DATE: 09-14-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #579. AIR DATE: 09-15-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #580. AIR DATE: 09-16-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #581. AIR DATE: 09-19-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #582. AIR DATE: 09-20-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Lammers, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #583. AIR DATE: 09-21-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #584. AIR DATE: 09-22-1960. PRODUCER: Lammers, Paul. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. #585. AIR DATE : 09-23-1960. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Front Row Center HOLDINGS: Fletcher Markle Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: June 1 to Sept. 21, 1955; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (alternating with the US Steel Hour); Jan. 8 to Apr. 22, 1956; Sunday afternoons; 60 minutes; 25 episodes. PROD. CO.: General Electric Film. PRODUCER : Markle, Fletcher. D IRECTORS: Markle, Fletcher; Nelson, Ralph; Peterson, Edgar; Stoneham, Russ. HOSTS : Markle, Fletcher (1955-56); Sterling, Robert (1956). • Dramatic anthology series, usually aired live from New York. Tender Is the Night #1-9. PROD . NO.: 55-9. AIR DATE: 09-07-1955. VERSION: fifth revision. WRITERS: Cook, Whitfield; Fitzgerald, F. Scott (story). DIRECTOR: Markle, Fletcher. WITH: Abbott, John; Bromley, Sheila; Calloway, Sherill; Daly, James; d’Ambricourt, Adrienne; Gary, Paul; Knapp, Wilfrid; McCambridge, Mercedes; Marsac, Maurice; Murphy, Tim; Perkins, Voltaire; Post, David; Soulé, Olan; Stewart, Kay; Sturgess, Olive; Worshing, Margaret. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list; script for final commercial and station identification; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 7, 1955); network operations; sheet for lighting division; sheet for TV design and construction; sheet for TV graphic arts division; sheet for TV procurement set dressing and props; sheet for TV procurement costumes; sheet for TV floor managers, makeup & wardrobe handlers; sheet for TV technical operations; marks and notes throughout; live from Hollywood.

Frontier HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1955, to Sept. 9, 1956; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 31 episodes. PROD. CO.: Outpost Productions, Hal Roach Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Miner, Worthington. NARRATOR: Coy, Walter. • Western anthology series of realistic stories. A Stillness in Wyoming #1-3. PROD. NO.: 9544. AIR DATE: 10-16-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 1955. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Case, Carroll. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. DIRECTOR: Leader, A[nton?]. W ITH : Best, James; Booth, Nesdon; Coy, Walter; Erickson, Lee; Griffith, James; Votrian, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten synopsis on cover; call sheet (July 28-30, 1955; incl. atmosphere, livestock, special effects, props, transportation); shooting schedule (July 28-30, 1955); some marks and notes. USED BY: Leader, A[nton?].

Frontier Circus HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1961, to Sept. 6, 1962; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M. (through 2-1-1962), 8:00 P . M . (through 9-6-1962); 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Juarita Productions, Revue Studios. PRODUCER: Irving, Richard. DIRECTORS: Garnett, Tay; Witney, William. W RITERS: Witney, William; Peeples, Samuel A.; Price, Frank. S TARRING: Derek, John; Jaeckel, Richard; Wills, Chill. • Western series about a one-ring circus traveling the West in the 1880s. The Depths of Fear #1-1. P ROD . NO.: 15103. AIR DATE: 10-05-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1961. DIRECTOR: Witney, William. WITH: Gregory, James; Hoffman,

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Bern; Leslie, Bethel; Ray, Aldo; Scotti, Vito. ADDIcast of characters; set list; handwritten synopsis on cover. The Hunter and the Hunted (The Hardest Man) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 15105. AIR DATE: 11-02-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1961. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. WITH : Albert, Eddie; Anderson, John; Brando, Jocelyn; Leachman, Cloris; Torn, Rip; Vandever, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; handwritten synopsis on cover. TIONAL INFO:

Frontier Doctor HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1958-59; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Studio City Television Productions. PRODUCER: White, Edward J. STARRING: Allen, Rex. • Western series about a frontier physician in the pioneer town of Rising Springs, Arizona Territory. Double Boomerang (Cave-in) #1-6. PROD . NO.: 5358. AIR DATE: 11-01-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1956. L AST REVISION : 03-20-1956. V ERSION: estimatingshooting script. WRITER: Richardson, Joe. DIRECTOR: Whitney, William. WITH: Bryant, William (Bill). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks. USED BY: Bryant, William (part of “Clay Hubbard”). The Confidence Gang #1-37. PROD. NO.: 5384. AIR DATE : 06-06-1959. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-28-1956. L AST REVISION: 12-05-1956. VERSION: revised estimatingshooting script. WRITER: Nibley, Sloan. D IRECTOR: Whitney, William. WITH: Montoya, Julia; Young, Carleton. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Montoya, Julia (part of “Maria”).

The Fugitive HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (13 episodes); Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1963, to Aug. 29, 1967; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 120 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Martin, Quinn. PRODUCERS: Armer, Alan A.; Schiller, Wilton; Ziv, Frederick W. S TARRING: Janssen, David; Morse, Barry. WITH: Conrad, William (narrator). • Adventure series about a doctor who, convicted for the murder of his wife, escapes and looks for the real killer. Man on a String (The Alibi) #2-3. PROD. NO.: 203. AIR D ATE : 09-29-1964. S CRIPT DATE : 06-01-1964. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. DIRECTOR: Pollack, Sydney. WITH: Atterbury, Malcolm; Collins, Russell; Delevanti, Cyril; Larch, John; Nettleton, Lois; Smith, Patricia. Ballad for a Ghost (Just One Road I Travel) #2-15. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 30; 4668. AIR DATE: 12-29-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 10-23-1964. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1964. VERSIONS: first draft; revised first draft. WRITERS: Eckstein, George (also story); Ellis, Sidney (story). PRODUCER : Armer, Alan. D IRECTOR : Grauman, Walter. WITH : Fix, Paul; Helm, Anne; Paige, Janis; Pitlik, Noam; Richman, Peter Mark; Sanders, Hugh. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes; set list; crew list; location directions (10-30-1964 — Conejo Lodge, Thousand Oaks, CA); shooting schedule (Oct.

The Gallant Men 29 — Nov. 6, 1964); set breakdown, final draft; day out of days; marks and notes throughout; 2 copies. U SED BY : Barry, Jack (second assistant director) (1 copy). The End Is but the Beginning #2-17. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 35; 4664. AIR DATE: 01-12-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 0914-1964. LAST REVISION : 09-22-1964. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Fass, George; Weiss, Arthur. PRO DUCER : Armer, Alan. D IRECTOR : Grauman, Walter. WITH: Barrie, Barbara; Birch, Paul; Duggan, Andrew; Maxwell, Frank; Yuro, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes; set list; crew list; shooting schedule (Sept. 18-28, 1964); location directions (9-17-1964); list of vehicles; day out of days; set breakdown, final draft; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Barry, Jack (second assistant director). The Chinese Sunset #3-23. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 4725; TV 402. AIR DATE : 03-01-1966. SCRIPT DATE : 1210-1965. LAST REVISION: 12-20-1965. VERSION: revised first draft. W RITER: Kantor, Leonard. P RODUCER : Armer, Alan. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Allman, Sheldon; Avery, Val; Brubaker, Bobby; Burton, Jhean; Devon, Laura; Glass, Ned; Gregory, Mary; Held, Karl; Oliver, James; Richards, Paul; Rogers, Wayne; Ruick, Melville (Mel); Sawyer, Connie; Warner, Sandra; Yuro, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; note; shooting schedule (Dec. 16-23, 1965); crew list (12-16-1965); some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Rogers, Wayne (part of “Bragin”). Ill Wind (Ballad for a Bitter Land) #3-24. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 4726; TV 403. AIR DATE: 03-081966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-23-1965. LAST REVISION: 01-031966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Ward, Al C. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. WITH: Aten, Laurence; Beecher, Bonnie; Brown, Lew; Chapman, Lonny; Gallagher, Mel; Hart, Bill; McIntire, John; McIntire, Tim; Marino, Silvia; Nolan, Jeanette; Vanni, Renata. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; name change; call sheet; set list. USED BY: George S. [George Shanahan, police liaison ?]. A Taste of Tomorrow #3-28. PROD. NO.: 4729. AIR DATE: 04-12-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Kneubuhl, John; Rubin, Mann (story). DIRECTOR: Horn, Leonard. WITH: Constantine, Michael; Greer, Dabbs; Hickman, Bill; Ivers, Robert; Jackson, Mary; Scott, Brenda; Sheriff, Paul; Sorenson, Paul; Weaver, Fritz. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Nicholson, M[eredith, director of photography ?]. Ten Thousand Pieces of Silver #4-5. PROD. NO.: 4759. AIR DATE: 10-11-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 08-09-1966. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Kean, E. Arthur. DIRECTOR: Neilson, James. WITH: Beecher, Bonnie; Harding, June; McCarthy, Lin; Mantee, Paul; Maross, Joe; Rainey, Ford; Scott, Simon; Sikking, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Second Sight #4-7. PROD. NO.: 4752. AIR DATE: 1025-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-25-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Ullman, Dan. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Clute, Sidney; Considine, Tim; Denton, Crahan; Glass, Ned; Greene, Angela; Jeris, Nancy; Keith, Byron; Knight, Ted; Lancaster, Stuart; McDaniel, Charles; MacLachlan, Janet; Millan, Victor; Noah, James; O’Brien, Richard; Raisch, Bill; Sargent, William;

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Sipes, Glenn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Devil’s Disciples #4-12. PROD. / SCRIPT NO.: 4762; TV 400. AIR DATE: 12-06-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 0907-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Emmett, Jeri; Carabatsos, Steven W. (story); Dillon, Robert (story). DIRECTOR: Taylor, Jud. WITH: Antonio, Lou; Denton, Crahan; Dern, Bruce; Ellerbe, Harry; Hyland, Diana; Lynch, Hal; Marth, Frank; Sorrells, Robert; Taylor, Jud; Viharo, Robert; Wintersole, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stamped: “National Writers Club.” The Ivy Maze #4-21. PROD. NO.: 4771. AIR DATE: 02-21-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1966. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Hume, Edward C. DIRECTOR: Lucas, John Meredyth. WITH: Brandt, Victor; Brooks, Geraldine; Cook, Perry; Farley, James; Janssen, Jill; Mitchell, Don; Nolan, Danny Sue; Quinn, Bill; Raisch, Bill; Ratner, Iris; Reindel, Carl; Russell, Mark; Scott, Lorri; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Goodbye My Love #4-22. PROD . NO.: 4772. AIR DATE: 02-28-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-29-1966. VERSION: revised first draft. W RITER: Loeb, Lee. DIRECTOR: Allen, Lewis. WITH: Bonar, Ivan; Lanphier, James; Lord, Jack; Mason, Marlyn; Raine, Jack; Riddle, Hal; Smith, Patricia (Pat). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Passage to Helena #4-23. P ROD . NO.: 4773. AIR DATE: 03-07-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1967. VERSIONS: first draft; revised first draft. WRITER: Oringer, Barry. DIRECTOR: Benedict, Richard. WITH: Conway, Russ; Farentino, James; Kirkwood, Gene; Love, Phyllis; Mikler, Michael; O’Malley, J. Pat; Rodriguez, Percy; Sherman, Orville; Walberg, Garry; Winters, Marc. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; call sheet. Death of a Very Small Killer (I Am the Lion) #425. PROD. NO.: 4775. AIR DATE: 03-21-1967. SCRIPT DATES: 01-26-1967 / 01-30-1967. VERSIONS: first draft; revised first draft. WRITER: Oringer, Barry. DIRECTOR: Lucas, John Meredyth. WITH: Abelar, Mike; Contreras, Roberto; de Vargas, Valentin; Garcia, Stella; Gilman, Sam; Hernandez, Robert; Hill, Arthur; Hoyos, Rodolfo, Jr.; Lawrence, Carol; Lymburn, George; Perez, Raoul; Romero, Carlos; Stevens, Bard; Vacío, Natividad. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies. Walls of Night #4-27. PROD. NO.: 4777. AIR DATE: 04-04-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-17-1967. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITERS: Emmett, Jeri; Goldman, Lawrence L. (story). DIRECTOR: Lucas, John Meredyth. W ITH : Andrews, Tige; Brooks, Martin E.; Fortier, Marcelle; Ihnat, Steve; North, Sheree; Rule, Janice; Wood, Jeane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet.

The Gallant Men (Battle Zone) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (2 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1962, to June 1, 1963; Fridays, 7:30 P.M. (through 12-141962); Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. EXEC. PROD .: Orr, William T. P RODUCER : Bluel, Richard.

SERIES STARRING: McQueeney, Robert; Reynolds, William. WITH: Davis, Roger; Fontaine, Eddie; Gothie, Robert; LaStarza, Roland; Ridgely, Robert; Slattery, Richard X. • War drama about the American campaign in Italy, seen through the eyes of a war correspondent. The Gallant Men (San Pietro) #1-1. PROD . NO.: 27871. AIR DATE: 10-05-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1961. LAST REVISION: 12-26-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Welles, Halsted; Moore, James Merriam (story). D IRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH : Fortier, Robert; Hugueny, Sharon; Quinn, William; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; presentation (series concept, point of view, approach, note on actual battle footage used). To Hold Up a Mirror #1-13. AIR DATE: 01-05-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1962. LAST REVISION: 11-07-1962. VERSIONS: revised script; second revised final draft. W RITER: Smith, Charles B. DIRECTOR: Rondeau, Charles R. WITH: Braun, Uta; Campbell, Gary; Carr, Paul; Held, Karl; Kevin, Sandy; McQueeney, Robert; Quinton, Dolores; Reynolds, William; Taurins, Ilze; Woodell, Patricia (Pat). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies.

Garrison’s Gorillas HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—26 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1967, to Mar. 12, 1968; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Selmur Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Mirell, Leon I.; Seligman, Selig J. PRODUCER: Caffey, Richard. STARRING: Harper, Ron. WITH: Boone, Brendan; Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; Solari, Rudy. • World War II drama series inspired by the 1967 movie The Dirty Dozen. The Big Con #1-1. PROD. NO.: 0622. AIR DATE: 0906-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Karp, David. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. WITH : Bailey, Mark; Collette, Martine; Esmond, Carl; Landen, Kurt; Rein, Gerd; Roland, Gilbert; Savalas, Telly. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). Breakout (The Prison Break Story) #1-2. P ROD. NO.: 2402. AIR DATE: 09-13-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-131967. LAST REVISION: 06-15-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Playdon, Paul. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: André, Jeremie Paul; Ein, Donald; Thor, Larry; Van Dreelen, John. The Grab #1-3. PROD. NO.: 2403. AIR DATE: 09-191967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Menzies, James. D IRECTOR: Colasanto, Nicholas (Nick). WITH : Corey, Jeff ; Glover, Bill; Kroeger, Berry; Smith, Sandra; Vandever, Michael. Bankers’ Hours #1-4. PROD. NO.: 2409. AIR DATE: 09-26-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1967. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Barrett, Tony. D IRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Anna-Lisa; Colman, Booth; Cornthwaite, Ro-bert; Klugman, Jack; Lau, Wesley; Lisa, Anna. ADDITIONAL INFO : shooting schedule ( July 21-28, 1967); marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). 48 Hours to Doomsday #1-5. PROD. NO.: 2408. AIR DATE : 10-03-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-05-1967. LAST REVISION: 07-17-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Thomas, Jerry; Yagemann, Bill. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH : Drayton, Noel; Ebersberg,

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Garrison’s Gorillas Horst; Genest, Émile; Lovsky, Celia; Throne, Malachi; Marth, Frank; Pera, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: shooting schedule (July 10-18, 1967); some notes. The Great Theft #1-6. PROD. NO.: 2404. AIR DATE: 10-10-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1967. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Hudis, Norman. D IRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Abbott, John; Boles, Jim; Ebersberg, Horst; Hughes, Robin; Marsac, Maurice. The Deadly Masquerade (Carrier Pigeon) #1-7. PROD. NO.: 2406. AIR DATE: 10-17-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Caillou, Alan. DIRECTOR: Colasanto, Nicholas (Nick). WITH: Alexander, Nick; Conrad, Michael; Davis, Jan; Geer, Will; Kolima, Lee; Pataki, Michael. Now I Lay Me Down to Die #1-8. PROD. NO.: 2405. AIR DATE: 10-24-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-01-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lakso, Edward J. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Bailey, Mark; Brocco, Peter; Bruck, Karl; Corbett, Glenn; Lowens, Curt; Rein, Gerd; Sadler, Karl; Siegfried, John; Stone, Sylvia. Operation Hellfire #1-9. PROD. NO.: 2412. AIR DATE: 10-31-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1967. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Thomas, Jerry; Yagemann, Bill. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Michael. WITH: Bruck, Karl; Hyde, Jacquelyn; Landen, Kurt; Sullivan, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). Thieves’ Holiday (Take a Little — Leave a Little) #1-10. PROD. NO.: 2410. AIR DATE: 11-07-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1967. LAST REVISION: 09-08-1967. VERSION : revised final draft. W RITER : Menzies, James. DIRECTOR: Peyser, James. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques; Boone, Brendon; Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; DeMeo, Angie; Gorshin, Frank; Kaya, Olga; Langre, Olaf; Nilsson, Britt; Parker, Earl; Solari, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work order; shooting schedule (Sept. 11-18, 1967); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). 20 Gallons to Kill (The Dead Soldier; In the Still of the Night) #1-11. PROD. NO.: 2411. AIR DATE: 1114-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-16-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Trivers, Barry. DIRECTOR: Colasanto, Nicholas (Nick). WITH : Bailey, Mark; Boone, Brendon; Cary, Christopher; Cianelli, Eduardo; Danova, Cesare; Davis, Walt; Dean, Fabian; DeMeo, Angie; Drake, Jim; Grant, Larry; Gross, David; Knowles, Eliz-abeth; Pantsari, Bud; Parker, Earl; Sawaya, George; Saxon, John; Schaaf, Edward; Solari, Rudy; Stine, Ollie; Whiting, Arch. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work order. Friendly Enemies #1-12. PROD. NO.: 2415. AIR DATE: 11-21-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lakso, Edward J. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Boone, Brendon; Brandt, Hank; Busch, Paul; Cary, Christopher; Clark, Bobby; Danova, Cesare; Davis, Walt; DeMeo, Angie; Garrett, Bob; Gould, Harold; Grant, Larry; Kerns, Hubie; Lodge, John; Lowens, Curt; Masters, Mike; Ness, Eddie; Pantsari, Bud; Paul, Victor; Prezia, Benito; Renella, Pat; Smith, Hagen; Solari, Rudy; Stine, Ollie; Vanden Ecker, Beau. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule (Oct. 9-16, 1967); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). Black Market #1-13. PROD. NO.: 2413. AIR DATE: 1128-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1967. LAST REVISION: 09-

Garrison’s Gorillas 27-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Barrett, Tony. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Aladdin; Carter, John; Boone, Brendon; Carter, John; Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; DeMeo, Angie; Elias, Louie; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Fist, Fletcher; Grant, Larry; MacLeod, Gavin; Mioni, Fabrizio; Perry, Roger; Rogers, Rita; Roth, Charles; Smith, Hagen; Solari, Rudy; Sorello, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule (Sept. 29-Oct. 6, 1967); some marks. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). The Great Crime Wave #1-14. PROD. NO.: 2414. AIR DATE: 12-05-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1967. LAST REVISION: 10-17-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hudis, Norman. DIRECTOR: Colasanto, Nicholas (Nick). WITH: Beckman, Henry; Beregi, Oscar, Jr.; Boone, Brendon; Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; Donner, Robert; Klein, Sonny; Solari, Rudy; Sundberg, Gun; Thayer, Lorna; Walston, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work order; shooting schedule (Oct. 17-25, 1967); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). The Magnificent Forger #1-15. PROD. NO.: 2417. AIR DATE: 12-19-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Yates, William R. D IRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH : Boone, Brendon; Campbell, William; Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; DeMeo, Angie; Difflipp, Hans; Ebersberg, Horst; Fenady, Mary; Glover, Bill; Harris, Julie; Houle, Normand; Jentzsch, Heber; Knight, Don; Masters, Mike; Rein, Gerd; Schell, Carl; Scott, Tim; Solari, Rudy; Storch, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule (Oct. 26-Nov. 2, 1967); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). The Expendables #1-16. PROD. NO.: 2407. AIR DATE: 12-26-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Playdon, Paul. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Anders, Chris; Giorgi, Charles; McCarthy, Kevin; Meisel, Norbert; Perina, George; Rein, Gerd. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). War Games #1-17. PROD. NO.: 2419. AIR DATE: 0102-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1967. LAST REVISION: 1123-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Yates, William R. D IRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. W ITH : Bakalyan, Richard; Boone, Brendon; Brandt, Hank; Busch, Paul; Carter, John; Cary, Christopher; Davis, Walt; DeMeo, Angie; Grant, Larry; Hogan, Jack; Homeier, Skip; Marlo, Steven; Masters, Mike; Pantsari, Bud. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule (Nov. 22-29, 1967); marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). Run from Death (Run for Death; The Nun Story) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 2416. AIR DATE: 01-09-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Wincelberg, Shimon; Shapiro, Richard. DIRECTOR: Colasanto, Nicholas (Nick). WITH: André, Jeremie Paul; Boone, Brendon; Busch, Paul; Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; DeMeo, Angie; Fabrice, Don-Antoine; Fenady, Mary Georgia; Grant, Larry; Harris, Julie; Hillaire, Marcel; Masters, Mike; Michenaud, Patrick (Pat); Pantsari, Bud; Scott, Timothy; Solari, Rudy; Stine, Ollie; Vaneck, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule (Nov. 3-10, 1967); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”).

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SERIES The Death Sentence (The Unexpected) #1-19. PROD. NO.: 2418. AIR DATE: 01-16-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1967. LAST REVISION: 11-13-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Playdon, Paul. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Bailey, Mark; Beir, Fred; Boone, Brendon; Cary, Christopher; Claire, Adele; Danova, Cesare; Davis, Walt; Kasem, Casey; Keppler, Judy; Lampson, David; Lawrence, Jay; Maross, Joe; Mayo, Raymond; Palmer, Robert; Palmer, Tom; Peel, Richard; Proctor, Marlon; Sawaya, George; Solari, Rudy; Stevens, William (Bill). ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks; call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule, days 3-6 (Nov. 16-21, 1967). USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). The Big Lie #20. PROD. NO.: 2420. AIR DATE: 0123-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1967. LAST REVISION: 1130-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Thomas, Jerry; Yagemann, Bill. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Altman, Phil; Anders, Rudolph; Boone, Brendon; Brinkmann, Heinz; Busch, Paul; Cary, Christopher; Cornthwaite, Robert; Danova, Cesare; DeMeo, Angie; Grant, Larry; Moody, King; Pantsari, Buddy; Perina, George; Pine, Phillip; Reinheart, Alice; Solari, Rudy; Stine, Oliver (Ollie); Triesault, Ivan. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule (Nov. 30 — Dec. 7, 1967); marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). Ride of Terror (The Great Prison Break; The Stockade) #1-21. PROD. NO.: 2421. AIR DATE: 01-301968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1967. LAST REVISION: 12-121967. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Froug, William. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH: Akins, Claude; Allen, Michael; Karras, Athan; Knowles, Patric; Lowens, Curt; Marsac, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). War and Crime (Part 1) #1-22. PROD. NO.: 2422. AIR DATE: 02-13-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-20-1967. LAST REVISION: 12-27-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Yates, William R.; Barrett, Tony (story). DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: (parts 1 & 2): Bailey, Mark; Beregi, Oscar, Jr.; Boone, Brendon; Bryant, William; Cahill, Barry; Cary, Christopher; Chandler, James; Curran, Pamela; Danova, Cesare; Davis, Walt; DeMeo, Angie; Deuel, Geoffrey; Difflip, Hans; Domergue, Faith; Donte, Joseph; Farr, Jamie; Foster, Alan; Haskell, Peter; Kiley, Richard; Kindelon, Richard (Dick); Kriss, Michael; Landon, Kurt; Larken, Sheila; Malmsjö, Jan; Marlo, Steven; Mell, Joseph (Joe); Parker, Earl; Pera, Lisa; Reinheart, Alice; Sawaya, George; Smith, Hagen; Solari, Rudy; Stine, Oliver (Ollie); Winters, Ernst. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet (parts 1 & 2); work orders; shooting schedule for parts 1 & 2 (Dec. 27, 1967 — Jan. 12, 1968); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). The Plot to Kill (War and Crime, Part 2) #1-23. PROD. NO.: 2422. AIR DATE: 02-20-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1967. LAST REVISION: 12-27-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Yates, William R.; Barrett, Tony (story). DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH : Boone, Brendon; Cary, Christopher; Curran, Pamela; Danova, Cesare; Domergue, Faith; Haskell, Peter; Kiley, Richard; Pera, Lisa; Solari, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”). The Frame-Up (Gambler’s Haven) #1-24. PROD.

SERIES NO.: 2423. AIR DATE: 02-27-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-161967. LAST REVISION: 12-20-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slesar, Henry. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Held, Christopher; Merlin, Jan; Rowlands, Gena; Wynant, H.M. The War Diamonds #1-25. PROD. NO.: 2424. AIR DATE : 03-05-1968. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-13-1968. LAST REVISION: 01-16-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Yates, William R. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Allman, Sheldon; Boone, Brendon; Braeden, Eric (Gudegast, Hans); Brandt, Henry (Hank); Cary, Christopher; Danova, Cesare; Forest, Michael (Mike); Joseph, Allen; Knight, Ted; Marsac, Maurice; Montaigne, Monique; Solari, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; work orders; shooting schedule ( Jan. 15-22, 1968). Time Bomb #1-26. PROD. NO.: 2425. AIR DATE: 0312-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Playdon, Paul. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. W ITH : Aladdin; Ebersberg, Horst; Haskell, Peter; Koslek, Martin; Landen, Kurt; Soble, Ron; Triesault, Ivan; Winters, Ernst. ADDITIONAL INFO : shooting schedule (Jan. 23-30, 1968); some marks and notes. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “Chief ”).

The Garry Moore Show HOLDINGS : LACC Collection — 56 scripts (38 episodes); Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script, 1 spot. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1958, to June 14, 1964; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: Bob Banner Associates; Red Wing Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Banner, Bob. PRODUCERS: Cross, Perry; Hamilton, Joe. HOST: Moore, Garry. WITH: Burnett, Carol; The Buster Davis Singers; The Carol Henry Dancers; Carson, Ken; The Ernest Flatt Dancers; Funt, Allen; The George Becker Singers; The Howard Smith Orchestra; The Irwin Kostal Orchestra; Kirby, Durward; Lor, Denise; Lorne, Marion; Loudon, Dorothy; The Paul Godkin Dancers. • Following earlier daytime and evening programs hosted by Moore, this variety show included comedy sketches, film clips, musical acts, and episodes of Candid Camera. Among the writers were Woody Allen and Neil Simon. After a break of two years, Moore returned with a new format (1966-67). SCRIPT NO.: 1. AIR DATE: 09-29-1959. TAPE DATE: 09-25-1959. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Berg, Gertrude; Damone, Vic; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Powell, Jane; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; rehearsal schedule; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Lillie, Patricia (Pat) (script girl); Vallee, Rudy. SCRIPT NO.: 2. AIR DATE: 10-06-1959. TAPE DATE: 1002-1959. VERSION: revised script, as broadcast. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Burnett, Carol; Desmond, Johnny; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Kostal, Irwin (Irv); Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; rehearsal

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The Garry Moore Show schedule; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes. USED BY: Lillie, Patricia (Pat) (script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 3. AIR DATE: 10-13-1959. TAPE DATE: 1009-1959. VERSION: first revision. W RITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Ballantine, Carl (Mr. Ballantine); The Dukes of Dixieland; Fitzgerald, Ella; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; fax breakdown; rehearsal schedule; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes. USED BY: Lillie, Patricia (Pat) (script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 4. AIR DATE: 10-20-1959. TAPE DATE: 10-16-1959. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: King, Alan; King, Peggy; Kirby, Durward; Kostal, Irwin (Irv); Lorne, Marion; Tormé, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; dressing room assignments; rehearsal schedule; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes. USED BY: Lillie, Patricia (Pat) (script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 7. AIR DATE: 11-10-1959. TAPE DATE: 1106-1959. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; The Mary Kaye Trio; Sands, Tommy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes. USED BY: Lillie, Patricia (Pat) (script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 8. AIR DATE: 11-17-1959. TAPE DATE: 1113-1959. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Barry, Gene; Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; The Marquis Chimps; Wyler, Gretchen ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes. USED BY: Lillie, Patricia (Pat) (script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 24. AIR DATE: 03-08-1960. TAPE DATE: 03-04-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; King, Alan; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Sherwood, Roberta. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 28. AIR DATE: 04-05-1960. TAPE DATE: 04-01-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Case, Allen; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Paige, Janis. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commer-

The Garry Moore Show cials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 30. AIR DATE: 04-19-1960. TAPE DATE: 04-15-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Alberghetti, Anna Maria; Burnett, Carol; Durante, Jimmy; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 31. AIR DATE: 04-26-1960. TAPE DATE: 04-22-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Stafford, Joe; Van Dyke, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 32. AIR DATE: 05-03-1960. TAPE DATE: 04-29-1960. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lawford, Peter; Lawrence, Carol; Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, standins; rehearsal schedule; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks; incl. clipping from New York Post. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 35. AIR DATE: 05-24-1960. TAPE DATE: 05-20-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Arquette, Cliff ; Burnett, Carol; Collins, Dorothy; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL I NFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 36. AIR DATE: 05-31-1960. TAPE DATE: 05-27-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; Griffith, Andy; Kirby, Durward; Lennon Sisters; Lorne, Marion. A DDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 37. AIR DATE: 06-07-1960. TAPE DATE: 06-03-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Baird, Bill; Baird, Cora; Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; Gorme, Eydie; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL I NFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list;

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SERIES crawl; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 38. AIR DATE: 06-14-1960. TAPE DATE: 06-10-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Case, Allen; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Newhart, Bob. A DDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 39. AIR DATE: 06-21-1960. TAPE DATE: 06-17-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Carson, Johnny; Funt, Allen; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Palmer, Betsy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 40. AIR DATE: 06-28-1960. TAPE DATE: 06-24-1960. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Simon, Neil; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Reznick, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Di Benedetto, Julio. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Funt, Allen; King, Alan; Kirby, Durward; Lorne, Marion; Wyler, Gretchen. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; fax breakdown; prop list; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer). SCRIPT NO.: 14. AIR DATE: 12-24-1963. TAPE DATE: 12-20-1963. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Harris, Stan. WITH : Collins, Dorothy; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Farrell, Eileen; Kirby, Durward; Loudon, Dorothy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; rehearsal schedule; fax breakdown; prop list; dressing room assignments; incl. commercials; some marks and notes. SCRIPT NO.: 16. AIR DATE: 01-07-1964. TAPE DATE: 01-03-1964. VERSION: revised mimeo. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Coughlin, Paul (announcer); King, Alan; Kirby, Durward; Morrow, Karen; Verdon, Gwen. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; prop list; dressing room assignments; incl. commercials; crawl; some marks and notes. SCRIPT NO.: 17. AIR DATE: 01-14-1964. TAPE DATE: 0110-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. DIRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Cosby, Bill; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Henderson, Florence; Kirby, Durward; Loudon, Dorothy; West, Bernie. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; dressing room assignments; incl. commercials; prop list; crawl;

SERIES some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 18. AIR DATE: 01-21-1964. TAPE DATE: 01-17-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Allen & Rossi; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Dooley, Paul; Kirby, Durward; Klavin, Gene; Kolb, Mina; Walker, Nancy; Wallis, Shani; Wilson, Mary Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. U SED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer); Harris, Bob (dress). SCRIPT NO.: 19. AIR DATE: 01-28-1964. TAPE DATE: 01-24-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Burnett, Carol; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Kirby, Durward; Mason, Jackie; Wallis, Shani; West, Bernie. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; rehearsal schedule; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 20. AIR DATE: 02-04-1964. TAPE DATE: 11-08-1963. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Harris, Stan. W ITH : Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Kirby, Durward; Loudon, Dorothy; Smothers Brothers; Wilson, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; prop list; incl. commercials; crawl; some marks and notes; originally planned for Mar. 3, 1964. SCRIPT NO.: 21. AIR DATE: 02-11-1964. TAPE DATE: 02-07-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. DIRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Coughlin, Paul (announcer); King, Alan; Rivera, Chita; Walker, Nancy; West, Bernie; Wilson, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; rehearsal schedule; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer); Atwood, Bob (rehearsal pianist). SCRIPT NO.: 22. AIR DATE: 02-18-1964. TAPE DATE: 02-14-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. W ITH : Bentine, Michael; Cole, Nat “King”; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Gobel, George; Morrow, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; rehearsal schedule; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. U SED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 23. AIR DATE: 02-25-1964. TAPE DATE: 02-21-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Grecco & Willard; Valente, Caterina; Walker, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of

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The Garry Moore Show singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; rehearsal schedule; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; props & decoration; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer); Pat (Patricia Lillie, script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 24. AIR DATE: 03-03-1964. TAPE DATE: 02-28-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Kirby, Durward; Loudon, Dorothy; Smothers Brothers; Wilson, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (2 copies); Pat (Patricia Lillie, script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 26. AIR DATE: 03-17-1964. TAPE DATE: 03-13-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Clooney, Rosemary; Collins, Jack; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Dishy, Bob; Fields, Jamie; Harris, Barbara; Jordan, Oscar; Lipsom, Paul; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer); Pat (Patricia Lillie, script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 27. AIR DATE: 03-24-1964. TAPE DATE: 03-20-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Carr, Roy; Castle, Roy; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); De Pass, Steve; The Hi Lo’s; Makeba, Miriam; Sherman, Allan; Zentner, Si. ADDITIONAL I NFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; crawl; some marks and notes. USED BY: Pat (Patricia Lillie, script girl). SCRIPT NO.: 28. AIR DATE: 03-31-1964. TAPE DATE: 03-27-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Castle, Roy; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); The Egg Heads; King, Alan; Rivera, Chita. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Pat (Patricia Lillie, script girl) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 30. AIR DATE: 04-14-1964. TAPE DATE: 04-10-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Crosby, Norm; Loudon, Dorothy; Verdon, Gwen. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 31. AIR DATE: 04-21-1964. TAPE DATE: 04-17-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert,

The Gene Autry Show Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Karloff, Boris; King, Alan; Loudon, Dorothy. ADDITIONAL I NFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 32. AIR DATE: 04-28-1964. TAPE DATE: 04-24-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Allen & Rossi; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Kirby, Durward; Lawrence, Steve; Thomas, Terry; Wallis, Shani. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 33. AIR DATE: 05-05-1964. TAPE DATE: 05-01-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Coughlin, Paul (announcer); King, Alan; Walker, Nancy; Wallis, Shani. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. SCRIPT NO.: 34. AIR DATE: 05-12-1964. TAPE DATE: 04-08-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Gorme, Eydie; Loudon, Dorothy; West, Bernie. ADDITIONAL I NFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. SCRIPT NO.: 35. AIR DATE: 05-19-1964. TAPE DATE: 05-15-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Buzzi, Ruth; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Deluise, Dom; Farrell, Eileen; Loudon, Dorothy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 36. AIR DATE: 05-26-1964. TAPE DATE: 05-22-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch, Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH: Castle, Roy; Clooney, Rosemary; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Knotts, Don. A DDITIONAL I NFO : guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; prop list; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Banner, Bob (executive producer) (1 copy). SCRIPT NO.: 39. AIR DATE: 06-16-1964. TAPE DATE: 05-29-1964. VERSION: first revision. WRITERS: Bogert, Vincent; Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman; Barasch,

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Norman; Moore, Carroll; Henry, Buck. D IRECTOR: Bing, Mack. WITH : Burnett, Carol; Castle, Roy; Coughlin, Paul (announcer); Funt, Allen; King, Alan; Lorne, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; rundown; staff list; list of singers, dancers, stand-ins; incl. commercials; fax breakdown; dressing room assignments; crawl; some marks and notes; 2 copies. SCRIPT NO.: ?[guest spot only]. WITH: Kirby, Durward; Vallee, Rudy. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

The Gene Autry Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: July 23, 1950, to Dec. 24, 1955; Sundays, 7:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 4); Saturdays, 7:00 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 91 episodes. PROD. CO.: Flying “A” Pictures. EXEC. PROD.: Schaefer, Armand. PRODUCER: Gray, Louis. STARRING: Autry, Gene. WITH: Buttram, Pat; Knight, Fuzzy; Wills, Chill. • Western series with the singing cowboy and his comic sidekick. Narrow Escape #3-5. PROD. NO.: 58. AIR DATE: 0811-1953. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 08-191952. LAST REVISION : 08-21-1952. WRITER: Cooke, Virginia. DIRECTOR: Lederman, D. Ross. WITH: Coleman, David; Henry, William (Bill); Marvin, Frankie; Pembroke, George; Reed, Marshall; Ryan, Sheila; Vallin, Rick; Woodward, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks. USED BY: Clark. The Portrait of White Cloud #5-3. PROD. NO.: 84. AIR DATE : 10-15-1955. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-28-1954. WRITER: Butler, John K. DIRECTOR: Walker, Robert G. WITH: Close, John; Daly, Jack; Frost, Terry; Michaels, Joseph; Rich, Dick; Raines, Steve; Strange, Glenn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks.

The General Electric Theatre HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts (8 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 1, 1953, to June, 1962, Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; ca. 300 episodes (the number varies according to different sources). PROD. CO.: Revue Productions. PRODUCERS: Abrahams, Mort; Frye, William; Gordon, Leon; Kortner, Peter; Ralston, Gilbert; Rubin, Stanley; Tugend, Harry. HOST : Reagan, Ronald (1954-62). • Drama anthology series featuring well known artists. Many episodes were adaptations from popular books, plays or stories. H.M.S. Marlborough (Will Enter Port) #4-31. PROD. NO.: 1142. AIR DATE: 04-29-1956. VERSION: second revision. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1955. LAST REVISION: 03-27-1956. WRITERS: Bruce, George; Monsarrat, Nicholas (story). DIRECTOR: Neilson, James. WITH: Barton, Dan; Boyett, William; Clements, Pat; Cotten, Joseph; Gerstle, Frank; Hanson, Arthur; Martin, Strother; Matthews, George; McCallion, James; McClory, Sean; Merlin, Jan; Miller, Peter; White, Will. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. With Malice Toward One (Coda to a Writer’s Conference) #5-24. PROD. NO.: 1170. AIR DATE: 03-10-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1956. PRODUCER: Frye, William. WRITERS: Wilde, Hagar; Fletcher, Vivian (story). DIRECTOR: Bricken, Jules. WITH: Baragrey, John; Bavier, Frances; Carroll, Dee; Davis, Bette; Gilmoure,

SERIES Arthur D.; Prickett, Maudie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Steve. The Girl with the Flaxen Hair #7-12. PROD. NO.: 1129A. AIR DATE: 12-14-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1958. PRODUCER: Tugend, Harry. WRITERS: Marks, Laurence; Pascal, Milton; Komroff, Manuel (story). DIRECTOR: Leisen, Mitchell. WITH: Bacon, Irving; Bolger, Ray; Daniels, Ann; Dawson, Hal K.; Forrest, Mabel; Hughes, Tony; Leary, Nolan; Lord, Dorothea; Rowlands, Gena. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Odd Ball #7-13. PROD. NO.: 1133A. AIR DATE: 12-28-1958. VERSION: third revision. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-21-1958. LAST REVISION : 11-14-1958. PRODUCER : Frye, William. WRITERS: Swift, David; Grafton, Samuel (story). DIRECTOR: Swift, David. WITH: Ames, Leon; Carpenter, Carleton; Hart, John; Linkletter, Art; McMeehan, David; Reardon, Robert; Robbins, Cindy; Wray, Fay. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some notes. Man on a Bicycle (Young Man on a Bicycle) #7-15. PROD . NO.: 1126A. AIR D ATE : 01-11-1959. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1958. LAST REVISION: 07-07-1958. PRODUCER: Frye, William. WRITERS: Coppel, Alec; Brewer, Jameson; Canning, Victor (story). DIRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Arvan, Jan; Astaire, Fred; Berard, Roxane; Codee, Ann; D’Arno, Albert; Hoffman, David; Moreland, Gloria; Watkins, Linda. ADDITIONAL INFO : note : “Good (overlong for 1/2 hr. TV).” I Was a Bloodhound #7-20. PROD. NO.: 1131A. AIR DATE : 02-15-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-22-1958. PRO DUCER: Tugend, Harry. WRITERS: Marks, Laurence; Pascal, Milton. D IRECTOR: Lanfield, Sidney. W ITH : Arnold, Phil; Bradley, Bart; Dobkin, Lawrence; Kovacs, Ernie; Mell, Joseph; Michaels, Tony; Mitchell, Shirley; Nash, Robert; Sully, Frank; White, Yvonne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Brown, J. (Makeup). The Family Man (The Call and the Answer) #7-21. PROD. NO.: 1123A. AIR DATE: 02-22-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-10-1958. PRODUCER: Frye, William. WRITERS: Swift, David; Stearns, Charles A. (story). DIRECTOR: Swift, David. WITH : Challee, William; Chambers, Phil; Chaney, Lon, Jr.; Dearing, Edgar; Dorr, Lester; Leary, Nolan; Reynolds, Adeline DeWalt; Salmi, Albert; Stockwell, Dean; Sturgess, Olive. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; note: “Fair (in spots) illiterate verbiage.” The Indian Giver #7-32. P ROD . NO.: 1121A. AIR DATE: 05-17-1959. VERSIONS: unrevised; third revision. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-22-1958. PRODUCER: Frye, William. WRITERS: Brewer, Jameson; Gilbert, Doris (story). D IRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. WITH: Buchanan, Edgar; Coogan, Jackie; Karloff, Boris; Mathews, Carmen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Florence (probably Florence Bush, hair stylist) [original copy].

General Hospital HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts (1971, 1979, 1980, 1982-84). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 1, 1963, to the present; afternoons; 30 minutes, 45 minutes (from 7-26-1976), 60 minutes (from 1-16-1978); 11,000+ episodes. PROD. CO.: ABC Televi-

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Gentle Ben Jeanne; Guza, Robert, Jr.; Pratt, Charles, Jr.; Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTORS: Laird, Marlena; Pultz, Alan; Sogard, Phil. WITH: Bishop, Loanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; rundown. USED BY: Bishop, Loanne. #5196. PROD. NO.: 136-HSP-83. AIR DATE: 07-261983. TAPE DATE: 07-04-1983. PRODUCER: Monty, Gloria. WRITERS: Bailey, Anne Howard; Lorin, Will; Laiman, Leah; Monty, Norma; Racina, Thom; Guza, Robert, Jr.; Pratt, Charles, Jr.; Schibi, Peggy; Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTOR: Sogard, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; rundown. #5252. PROD. NO.: 192-HSP-83. AIR DATE: 10-121983. TAPE DATE: 09-16-1983. PRODUCER: Monty, Gloria. WRITERS: Bailey, Anne Howard; Laiman, Leah; Monty, Norma; Racina, Thom; Guza, Robert, Jr.; Pratt, Charles, Jr.; Schibi, Peggy; Silverton, Doris; Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTOR: Laird, Marlena. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; rundown. USED BY: Kim. #5277. PROD. NO.: 217-HSP-83. AIR DATE: 11-161983. TAPE DATE: 10-20-1983. PRODUCER: Monty, Gloria. WRITERS: Bailey, Anne Howard; Laiman, Leah; Monty, Norma; Racina, Thom; Guza, Robert, Jr.; Pratt, Charles, Jr.; Schibi, Peggy; Silverton, Doris; Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTOR: Sogard, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; rundown. #5384. PROD. NO.: 55-HSP-84. AIR DATE: 04-161984. TAPE DATE: 03-14-1984. PRODUCER: Monty, Gloria. WRITERS: Bailey, Anne Howard; Laiman, Leah; Monty, Norma; Racina, Thom; Smith, William Dale; Guza, Robert, Jr.; Pratt, Charles, Jr.; Schibi, Peggy; Silverton, Doris; Shaw, Robert J. D IRECTOR: Laird, Marlena. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; rundown.

Gentle Ben HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 10, 1967, to Apr. 27, 1969; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 56 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ivan Tors Films. EXEC. PROD.: Tors, Ivan; White, Andy. PRODUCERS: Sherman, George; White, Andy. DIRECTORS: Browning, Ricou; Cahan, George; Florea, John; Oswald, Gerd; Springsteen, R.G. STARRING: Brickell, Beth; Howard, Clint; Weaver, Dennis. WITH: Bruno, the bear; Howard, Rance; Rutherford, Angelo. • Family adventure series about the young son of a game warden in the Florida Everglades and his pet bear. The pilot for the series was the theatrical movie Gentle Giant (1967). Hurricane Coming #1-1. PROD . NO.: 2014. A IR DATE: 09-10-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 04-07-1967. WRITER: Walden, Robert. DIRECTOR: Browning, Ricou. WITH: Powers, Mala; Schuller, Frank; Weaver, Rusty. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Voice from the Wilderness #1-5. PROD. NO.: 2001. AIR DATE : 10-08-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-22-1966. WRITER: Little, Maria K. DIRECTOR: Browning, Ricou. WITH: Reynolds, Burt. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Invasion of Willie Sam Gopher #1-6. PROD. NO.: 2008. AIR DATE: 10-15-1968. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 02-20-1967. LAST REVISION: 0414-1967. WRITER: Rogers, Roswell. DIRECTOR: Russell, William. WITH: Brown, Courtney; Galindo, Papito;

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Kuhl, Randy; La Forge, Eleanor; Olivo, Bernice; Silverheels, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; name change; set list; script status report, first season (4-24-1967). USED BY: Arthur, A. The Battle of Wedloe’s Woods #1-8. PROD. NO.: 2012. AIR DATE: 10-29-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1967. WRITER: Ralston, Gilbert A. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Da Silva, Howard; Reid, Kay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Warden for Man and Beast #1-9. PROD. NO.: 2011. A IR DATE : 11-05-1967. S CRIPT DATE : 02-13-1967. WRITER: Rogers, Roswell. D IRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Blackmer, Sidney. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Art. Jennifer #1-11. PROD. NO.: 2005. AIR DATE: 11-191967. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1967. LAST REVISION: 06-051967. WRITER: Ralston, Gilbert A. DIRECTOR: Springsteen, R.G. W ITH : Hesse, Marge; Martin, Charles; Rich, Renee; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Arthur, A. Light One Candle [unidentified, probably unaired]. PROD. NO.: 2031. WRITER: Telford, Frank.

The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 12, 1950, to Sept. 15, 1958; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 4-8); 30 minutes; 291 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; McCadden Productions. PRODUCERS: Amateau, Rodney; De Cordova, Frederick; Fisher, Dick; Levy, Ralph; Lowe, Charles. DIRECTOR: Levy, Ralph. STARRING: Allen, Gracie; Burns, George. WITH: Benaderet, Bea; Brown, John; Burns, Ronnie; Clark, Fred; Keating, Larry; March, Hal; Von Zell, Harry. • Comedy series with vaudeville elements and some unusual features, like Burns talking directly to the camera. The first two seasons were broadcast live. 14th Filmed Show. AIR DATE: 01-08-1953. VERSION: first revision. TAPE DATE: 11-19-1952. WRITERS: Dorfman, Sid; Helm, Harvey; Monaster, Nate; Goldstein, Jesse; Burns, William. WITH: Benaderet, Bea; Clark, Fred; Von Zell, Harry; Wheaton, Dale. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. USED BY: Singleton, Wyn. 26th Film Show. AIR DATE: 04-02-1953. TAPE DATE: 02-11-1953. WRITERS: Dorfman, Sid; Helm, Harvey; Monaster, Nate; Goldstein, Jesse; Burns, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The George Gobel Show HOLDINGS : Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 11, 1959, to June 6, 1960; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (alternating with the Jack Benny Show); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCER: De Cordova, Fred. HOST: Gobel, George. WITH: Bryant, Anita; Flynn, Joe; John Scott Trotter Orchestra; Von Zell, Harry. • Variety series with music and comedy sketches, following an earlier run on NBC (1954-59). #1-2. PROD. NO.: 59-2-43. AIR DATE: 10-25-1959. V ERSION : revised scripts. S CRIPT DATE: 10-07-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-19-1959. WRITERS: Simmons, Ed;

SERIES Fowler, Keith; Koch, Tom; Sully, Paul. DIRECTOR: De Cordova, Fred. WITH: Bryant, Anita; John Scott Trotter Orchestra; The Modernaires; Vallee, Rudy; Von Zell, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; closing credits; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 21-25, 1959); letters from Fred De Cordova to Rudy Vallee (Oct. 13, 19, 1959); 2 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

The George Raft Casebook see I’m the Law Get Christie Love! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 22, 1974 (TV movie); Sept. 11, 1974, to Apr. 4, 1975; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 22 episodes. PROD. CO.: Wolper Productions & Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Wolper, David L. CREATED BY: Nelson, Peter; Kirgo, George. PRODUCERS: Larson, Glen A.; Mason, Paul; Satlof, Ron. DIRECTORS: Abroms, Edward M.; Bondelli, Phil; Compton, Richard; Dixon, Ivan; Graham, William A.; Grasshoff, Alexander; Kessler, Bruce; Larson, Glen A.; Levitt, Gene; Nelson, Gene; Satlof, Ron; Shear, Barry; Stewart, Mel; Warren, Mark. STARRING: Graves, Teresa. WITH: Cioffi, Charles; Kelly, Jack; Pataki, Michael; Peters, Scott; Romano, Andy; Rucker, Dennis. • Crime series based on the TV movie of the same title, which was based on the book The Ledger by Dorothy Uhnak. It tells the adventures of a beautiful black woman who works as an undercover agent for the LAPD. A High Fashion Heist #1-20. PROD. NO.: 42024. AIR DATE: 03-12-1975. VERSION: second revision. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1975. LAST REVISION: 02-11-1975. WRITERS : Hoey, Michael A.; Bell, B. Gerald; Alexander, Larry; Shaw, Lou. WITH: Driscoll, Robert Miller; Gallagher, Mel; Galloway, Don; Meeuwsen, Terry; Parfrey, Woodrow; Smith, Jaclyn; Wallace, Marjorie (Margie). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Mr. Fallon”).

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir Holdings: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: NBC; ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1968, to Mar. 13, 1970; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1, NBC); Thursdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 2, ABC); 30 minutes; 50 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY: Holloway, Jean. PRODUCERS: Gerber, David; Leeds, Howard; Reynolds, Gene; Rubin, Stanley. STARRING: Lange, Hope; Mulhare, Edward. W ITH : Carraher, Harlen; Flanagan, Kellie; Greer, Dabbs; Raymond, Guy; Reilly, Charles Nelson; Shaw, Reta. • Comedy series based on the 1945 book by R.A. Dick (Josephine Aimee Campbell Leslie) and 1947 movie of the same title. A widow finds that the house she bought is haunted by the ghost of the former owner, a roguish sea captain. The Ghost of Christmas Past #2-14. PROD. NO.: 5263 (5216). A IR D ATE : 12-25-1969. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1969. WRITER: Holloway, Jean. DIRECTOR: Sandrich, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Davison, Leonard [Sound Department ?].

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Ghost Story see Circle of Fear Gibbsville HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (14 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 12, 1975 (TV movie The Turning of Jim Malloy), Nov. 11 to Dec. 30, 1976; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 8 episodes. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. CREATED BY: Gilroy, Frank D. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David. PRODUCER: Furia, John, Jr. DIRECTORS: Daniels, Marc; Harris, Harry; Kjellin, Alf; Levitt, Gene; Singer, Alexander. STARRING: Savage, John. WITH: McCay, Peggy; McGuire, Biff; Remsen, Bert; Young, Gig. • Drama series about Gibbsville, a Pennsylvania mining town in the 1940s, seen through the eyes of a young newspaper reporter. The series is based on the short stories by John O’Hara. It appears that 13 episodes were produced but only 6 were aired — in some cases it is not clear, which of our scripts fall into each category. How Old, How Young #1-1. PROD. NO.: 181202. AIR DATE: 11-11-1976. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1976. LAST REVISION : 08-09-1976. WRITER: O’Brien, Liam. WITH: Aranson, Jack; Brodhead, James E.; Campanella, Frank; Jenson, Roy; Pidgeon, Walter; Soboloff, Arnold; Tobey, Kenneth; Wyatt, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: name change. Saturday Night #1-2. PROD. NO.: 183162. AIR DATE: 11-18-1976. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-311976. WRITER: Ludwig, Jerry. W ITH : Brown, Lew; Burchfield, Stephanie; Goodeve, Grant; Hubbell, Chris; Jens, Salome; Lynn, Betty; Mulligan, Richard; Scott, Debralee; Windom, William; Young, Alan. Trapped #1-3. PROD. NO.: 181218. AIR DATE: 12-091976. VERSION: second revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1976. LAST REVISION : 10-13-1976. WRITER: Fielder, Richard. WITH: Crane, Bob; Cyphers, Charles; Elliot, Biff; Feldshuh, Tovah; Harris, Ed; Nelson, Ed; Powell, Addison; Woodville, Katherine. All the Young Girls #1-4. PROD. NO.: 181204. AIR DATE: 12-16-1976. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1976. LAST REVISION : 07-12-1976. WRITER: Mann, Michael. WITH: Andrews, Ben; Burton, Tony; Deffenbaugh, Joella; Forster, Robert; Gayle, Rozelle; Johnson, Wyatt; McCormick, Maureen; Oakland, Simon; Parkins, Barbara. Andrea #1-5 [not Andrew!]. PROD. NO.: 181217. AIR DATE: 12-23-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-31-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-08-1976. WRITER: Adler, Edward. WITH: Aranson, Jack; Arms, Russell; Campanella, Frank; Collins, Joan; O’Herlihy, Dan; Scarwid, Diana. Afternoon Waltz #1-6. PROD . NO.: 181207. AIR DATE: 12-30-1976. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 06-23-1976. LAST REVISION : 07-22-1976. WRITER: Brody, Larry. WITH: Albert, Edward; Farrell, Sharon; Jones-Moreland, Betsy; Lange, Hope; Reed, Susanne; Simcox, Tom; Smith, Kent; Walsh, M. Emmet. Chautauqua, Chautauqua, Chautauqua (Locomobile) [unaired]. P ROD . NO.: 181211. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATES: 10-06-1976 / 10-17-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-27-1976. WRITER: Lawrence, Anthony. WITH: Montgomery, Belinda; Van Patten, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies.

Gidget In the Silence [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181212. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1976. LAST REVISION : 09-14-1976. W RITER : Fielder, Richard. W ITH : Anderson, Michael, Jr.; Cameron, JoAnna; Dey, Susan; Gray, Erin; Maharis, George; Mills, Juliet; Stockwell, Guy; Tobey, Kenneth; White, David. Manhood [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181214. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1976. WRITER: Dugan, John T. WITH: Anderson, Barbara; Connelly, Christopher. A Case History [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181210. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1976. WRITER: Ledner, Caryl. WITH: Bloom, Verna; Hamilton, George; Stephens, Laraine. The Price of Everything [unaired]. P ROD . NO.: 162111. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-01-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-16-1976. WRITER: Ludwig, Jerry. WITH: Maharis, George; Nolan, Lloyd; Stockwell, Guy. All I’ve Tried to Be [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181216. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-06-1976. WRITER: Savage, Paul. WITH: Carter, Jack; Kelsey, Linda; Stevens, Craig. The Grand Gesture (The Arrivals) [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181206. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATES: 04-02-1976 / 07-12-1976. LAST REVISION: 07-26-1976. WRITER: Kean, E. Arthur. WITH: Carlin, Lynn; Hedison, David; Tobey, Kenneth; Walter, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. Baby Sister (Black and White) [unidentified, probably unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181209. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-06-1976. WRITER: Spies, Adrian.

Gidget HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1965, to Apr. 21, 1966; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Screen Gems. EXEC . PROD .: Ackerman, Harry. STARRING: Field, Sally. WITH: Conner, Betty; Duel, Pete; Hawkins, Jimmy; Nader, Michael (Mike); Porter, Don; Winter, Lynette. • Sitcom about the life of a California teenager, based on the 1959 through 1963 series of movies. Now There’s a Face #1-15. P ROD . NO.: 3136. A IR DATE: 12-22-1965. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1965. WRITER: Foote, Dorothy Cooper. DIRECTOR: Swackhamer, E.W. WITH: Adams, Lillian; Scharf, Sabrina; Travanti, Daniel J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Too Many Cooks #1-16. PROD. NO.: 3122. AIR DATE: 12-29-1965. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 06-151965. WRITER: Mannheimer, Albert. D IRECTOR: Rudolph, Oscar. WITH: Brooks, Peter; Franklin, Bonnie; Merrill, Larry; Mines, Stephen; Washbrook, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. We Got Each Other #1-22. PROD. NO.: 3132. AIR DATE: 02-10-1966. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1965. WRITER: McGreevey, John. DIRECTOR: Bilson, Bruce. WITH: Beach, Robert; Bellamy, Anne; Britton, Ila; Crowley, Kathleen; McCaffrie, Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Gilligan’s Island HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 26, 1964, to Apr. 17,

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1967; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 (season 2); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 98 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; Gladysya Productions; United Artists. CREATED BY: Schwartz, Sherwood. EXEC. PROD.: Froug, William; Schwartz, Sherwood. PRODUCERS: Arnold, Jack; Schwartz, Sherwood. WITH: Backus, Jim; Denver, Bob; Hale, Alan, Jr.; Johnson, Russell; Louise, Tina; Schafer, Natalie; Wells, Dawn. • Sitcom about a group of people stranded on an island in the Pacific after the sinking of their ship. New Neighbor Sam #1-27. PROD. NO.: 0729. AIR DATE : 04-03-1965. VERSION: revised script. S CRIPT DATE: 02-12-1965. LAST REVISION: 02-19-1965. WRITERS: Tannen, Charles; O’Hanlon, George. DIRECTOR: Montgomery, Ray. W ITH : Blanc, Mel (voice only); Vigran, Herb (voice only). P.M.

Gimme a Break! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Oct. 29, 1981, to May 12, 1987; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 2); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 3); Saturdays, 8:30/9:00 P.M. (season 4); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5); Wednesdays/Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 6); 30 minutes; 137 episodes. PROD. CO.: Alan Landsburg Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Cooper, Hal; Lachman, Mort; Parker, Rod. C REATED BY: Lachman, Mort; Rosen, Sy. PRODUCERS: Julian, Arthur; Mitchell, Coleman; Neigher, Geoffrey. STARRING: Carter, Nell. WITH: Hendler, Lauri; Hopkins, Telma; Hoyt, John; Lawrence, Joey; Mich-aelson, Kari; Miller, Lara Jill; Morton, Howard; Page, Harrison; Sweet, Dolph. • Sitcom about a black housekeeper coming to work for the family of a recently widowed policeman. Monkey See, Monkey Do #4-20. PROD. NO.: 46083. AIR DATE: 02-16-1985. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 01-30-1985. PRODUCER: Julian, Arthur. WRITER: Miller, Gary H. D IRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. W ITH : Hendler, Lauri; Hoyt, John; Lawrence, Joey; Mauro, Ralph; Michaelson, Kari; Miller, Lara Jill; Schwab, Lana; Sweet, Dolph; Velelich, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; tentative rehearsal and taping schedule; some marks and notes, doodles. U SED BY: part of “delivery guy.”

The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 13, 1966, to Aug. 29, 1967; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 29 episodes. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television; Arena Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Felton, Norman. PRODUCERS: Benton, Douglas; Hodges, Mark; Lear, George. STARRING: Powers, Stefanie. WITH: Carroll, Leo G.; Harrison, Noel; Kirby, Randy. • Unsuccessful spin-off from The Man from U.N.C.L.E— the main characters were introduced in the Feb. 25, 1966 episode of that series (The Moonglow Affair). The Lethal Eagle Affair (The Misused Magic Affair) #1-11. PROD. NO.: 8626. AIR DATE: 11-29-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-15-1966. LAST REVISION: 08-08-1966. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. WRITER: Hill, Robert. DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Avery, Brian; Brandt,

SERIES Thordis; Carroll, Leo G.; Danova, Cesare; Harrison, Noel; Leighton, Margaret; Wilding, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes; call sheet; marks and notes. USED BY: Avery, Brian (part of “Dieter/young man”). The Furnace Flats Affair #1-22. PROD. NO.: 8603. AIR DATE: 02-21-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1966. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. WRITER: Tegland, Archie L. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Browning, Susan; Carroll, Leo G.; Harrison, Noel; Lee, Peggy; Roman, Ruth.

The Girl with Something Extra HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Fletcher Markle Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1973, to Mar. 15, 1974; Fridays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 22 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. EXEC. PROD.: Claver, Bob. PRODUCERS: Rosen, Larry; Slade, Bernie. STARRING: Field, Sally. WITH: Davidson, John; Edwards, Stephanie; Garr, Teri; Jones, Henry; Lampert, Zohra; Sheldon, Jack; Windom, William. • Sitcom about a newlywed couple starting a new life together —complicated by the fact that the wife possesses ESP. Three for the Road #1-20. PROD. NO.: 162226. AIR DATE: 02-22-1974. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1973. LAST REVISION: 01-02-1974. PRODUCER: Rosen, Larry. WRITER: Cutler, Stan. DIRECTOR: Kinon, Richard. WITH: Lesser, Len; Parfrey, Woodrow; Silo, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; special effects. The Not-so-Good Samaritan #1-21. PROD . NO.: 162230. AIR DATE: 02-22-1974. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1974. WRITER: Cutler, Stan. DIRECTOR: Claver, Bob. WITH: Davidson, John; Edwards, Steph-anie; Garr, Teri; Knotts, Don; Lampert, Zohra; Sheldon, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Gomer Pyle—USMC HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (1965, 1967); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1968). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1964, to May 2, 1969; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1), 9:00 P.M. (season 2); Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 3); Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 4-5); 30 minutes; 150 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ashland Productions. CREATED BY: Ruben, Aaron. EXEC. PROD.: Leonard, Sheldon; Ruben, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Elinson, Jack; Feldman, Edward H. STARRING: Nabors, Jim. WITH: Bessell, Ted; Christopher, William; Compton, Forrest; Hovis, Larry; Leonetti, Tommy; MacRae, Elizabeth; Melvin, Allan; Schell, Ronnie; Stuart, Barbara; Stuart, Roy; Sutton, Frank. • Military sitcom, spin-off from the Andy Griffith Show, about a sweet but not too smart gas station attendant, who becomes a Marine, and the resulting troubles. Cat Overboard #2-7. PROD. NO.: 5205-37. AIR DATE: 10-29-1965. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 0823-1965. WRITER: Elinson, Jack. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian. WITH: Andrews, Tige; Bessell, Ted; Boone, Brendon; Burns, John; Schell, Ronnie; Sutton, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; stock list. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “sailor”). Gomer Captures a Submarine #2-8. PROD. NO.: 5205-38. AIR DATE: 11-05-1965. VERSION: revised script.

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SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1965. WRITER: Elinson, Jack. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian. WITH: Andrews, Tige; Barrier, Michael; Bessell, Ted; Boone, Brendon; Compton, Forrest; Doyle, Ron; May, Rex; Schell, Ronnie; Sutton, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list. USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “sailor”). The Grudge Fight #2-9. PROD. NO.: 5205-39. AIR DATE : 11-12-1965. VERSION: revised script. S CRIPT DATE: 09-07-1965. LAST REVISION: 09-13-1965. PRODUCER: Ruben, Aaron. WRITERS: Idelson, Bill; Bobrick, Sam. DIRECTOR: Baldwin, Peter. WITH: Andrews, Tige; Boone, Brendon; Christopher, William; Goodrich, Gary M.; Kellogg, Ray; Lander, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Sept. 13-17, 1965); call sheet (Sept. 17, 1965). USED BY: Boone, Brendon (part of “sailor”). One of Our Shells Is Missing #3-29. PROD. NO.: 5205-89. AIR DATE: 04-05-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 01-301967. WRITERS: Blitzer, Barry E.; Brenner, Ray. DIRECTOR : Ruskin, Coby. W ITH : Faye, Herbie; Sutton, Frank; White, Jesse. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Sergeant Iago #4-23. PROD. NO.: 37114. AIR DATE: 02-16-1968. WRITER: Mittleman, Rick. DIRECTOR: Ruskin, Coby. WITH: Blair, Nickie; Christopher, Bill; Considine, John; Davis, Diane; Edwards, Sam; King, Stacy; MacRae, Elizabeth; Poovie, Lou-Ann; Stuart, Barbara; Stuart, Roy; Sutton, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Jan. 1012, 1968); some marks and notes. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Mr. Englehart”).

The Good Guys HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 25, 1968, to Jan. 23, 1970; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 42 episodes. PROD. CO.: Talent Associates, Ltd. CREATED BY: Rose, Jack. EXEC. PROD .: Davis, Jerry; Sherman, Harry R.; Stern, Leonard B. PRODUCERS: Rose, Jack; Schiller, Bob; Weiskopf, Bob. STARRING: Denver, Bob; Edelman, Herb; Van Patten, Joyce. WITH: Masak, Ron. • This was one of the few sitcoms of the 1960s that were filmed before a live audience. It tells the story of two childhood buddies who buy a diner together. Let ’Em Eat Rolls (Two Good Guys) #1-1. PROD. NO.: 01-0776-3605. AIR DATE: 09-25-1968. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1968. WRITER: Rose, Jack. DIRECTOR: Stern, Leonard. WITH: Connell, Jim; Daniels, William; Glover, Bruce.

Good Times HOLDINGS: Marvin Miller Collection—1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 8, 1974, to Aug. 1, 1979; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 4-5); Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 6); 30 minutes; 128 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bud Yorkin — Norman Lear Tandem Productions. CREATED BY: Evans, Michael; Monte, Eric. EXEC. PROD.: Kalish, Austin; Kalish, Irma; Lear, Norman; Manings, Allan; Paul, Norman PRODUCERS: Dorfman, Sid; Elinson, Jack; Kalish, Austin; Kalish, Irma; Manings, Allan; Mitchell, Gordon; Nicholl, Don; Paul, Norman; Sunga, George;

Goodyear Theatre Turner, Lloyd; West, Bernard. STARRING: Amos, John; Rolle, Esther. WITH: Brown, Johnny; Carter, Ralph; DuBois, Ja’net; Gunn, Moses; Jackson, Janet; Powers, Ben; Stanis, BernNadette; Walker, Jimmie. • Sitcom spin-off from Maude, which itself was a spin-off from All in the Family. The series tells the story of a lowerclass black family in Chicago. Willona, the Fuzz #5-6. PROD. NO.: 05-7. AIR DATE: 10-19-1977. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-131977. WRITERS: Dorfman, Sid (also story); Freiman, Richard. PRODUCERS: Mitchell, Gordon; Turner, Lloyd. DIRECTOR: Keith, Gerren. WITH: Brown, Johnny; DuBois, Ja’net; Carter, Ralph; Ferrell, Conchata; Jackson, Janet; Stanis, BernNadette; Walker, Jimmie; Willie, Dap Sugar. ADDITIONAL INFO: tentative rehearsal and taping schedule (Sept. 14-15, 1977); rundown. USED BY: Ferrell, Conchata (part of “Dee Johnson”).

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ney, Otis. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Akins, Claude; Beery, Noah, Jr.; Caruso, Anthony; Colon, Miriam; Cotten, Joseph; Dunn, James; Little Sky, Eddie; Montalban, Ricardo; Nolan, Lloyd; Smith, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; introductory note.

The Greatest American Hero HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 18, 1981, to Feb. 3, 1983; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Fridays, 9:00 P.M.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Nov. 21, 1958, to May 23, 1960; 30 minutes; 40 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. PRODUCER: Briskin, Mort. DIRECTORS : Ganzer, Alvin; Martin, Sobey. S TARRING : Bettger, Lyle; Stone, Harold J. WITH: Dumbrille, Douglass; Prentiss, Ed; Richards, Addison; Travis, Richard. • Crime series about two Grand Jury investigators. Prison Scandal #1-1. PROD. NO.: 1. AIR DATE: 11-211958. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1958. WRITER: Moss, Frank L. DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. WITH: Barton, Dan; Gordon, Bruce; Lesser, Len; Lynch, Ken; Richards, Addison; Ruscio, Al; Webster, Mary. Off the Record #1-13. AIR DATE: 10-31-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1959. WRITER: Martin, Don. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

(season 3); 30 minutes; 43 episodes (no broadcasting dates are known for episodes 40-43). PROD. CO.: Stephen J. Cannell Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Bartlett, Juanita; Cannell, Stephen J. PRODUCERS: Beaton, Alex; Greyhosky, Babs. STARRING: Katt, William. WITH: Bogert, William; Cervantes, Don; Culp, Robert; Goins, Jesse D.; Grant, Faye; Paré, Michael; Sellecca, Connie; Williams, Brandon. • Science fiction comedy series about a high school teacher who stumbles upon aliens in the desert and receives from them a red suit that gives him super powers. He tries to use those powers to help an FBI agent solve his cases. Here’s Looking at You, Kid #1-3. PROD. NO.: 9602. AIR DATE: 04-01-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1981. WRITER: Bartlett, Juanita. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Robert C. WITH: Babson, Thomas; Chodos, Daniel; Clark, Blake; Etienne, Roger; Frost, Eric; Gill, Will, Jr.; Ginardo, Nick; Haddon, Laurence; Halma, Denise; Hastings, Bob; Hinchman, Bert; Jann, Gerald; Kazann, Zitto; Lockhart, June; Medina, Benny; O’Neil, F.J.; West, Red; Whitmore, James, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Reseda Rose #1-5. PROD. NO.: 9606. AIR DATE: 0415-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 03-18-1981. WRITER: Bartlett, Juanita. DIRECTOR: Beaumont, Gabrielle. WITH : Dolan, Don; Ganchev, George; Grayson, Kurt; Griffeth, Simone; Kahan, Stephen; Nowak, Jens; Peaker, E.J.; Shelley, Dave; White, Al; White, Peter; Williams, Brandon; Worth, Nicholas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Great Adventure

The Greatest Show on Earth

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 27, 1963, to May 1, 1964; Fridays, 7:30 P. M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCERS: Houseman, John; Winant, Ethel. D IRECTORS: Leacock, Philip; Stanley, Paul. HOST/NARRATOR: Heflin, Van. • Anthology series about great moments in American history. The Death of Sitting Bull (Sundown — The End of the American Frontier, Part 1) #1-2. AIR DATE: 10-041963. VERSION: temporary complete. SCRIPT DATE: 0515-1963. PRODUCER : Houseman, John. WRITER: Carney, Otis. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Akins, Claude; Beery, Noah, Jr.; Caruso, Anthony; Colon, Miriam; Cotten, Joseph; Dunn, James; Little Sky, Eddie; Montalban, Ricardo; Nolan, Lloyd; Smith, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; production foreword; introductory note. Massacre at Wounded Knee (Sundown — The End of the American Frontier, Part 2) #1-3. AIR DATE: 1011-1963. VERSION: temporary complete. SCRIPT DATE: 05-15-1963. PRODUCER: Houseman, John. WRITER: Car-

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1963, to Apr. 28, 1964; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD. CO.:

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Desilu Productions in association with Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Television. EXEC. PROD.: Thorpe, Jerry. PRODUCERS: Colbert, Stanley; Rafelson, Robert. DIRECTORS: Hiller, Arthur; McEveety, Vincent; Palance, Jack; Reisner, Allen; Wendkos, Paul; Wingreen, Jason. STARRING: Palance, Jack; Erwin, Stu. • Adventure series based on Cecil B. DeMille’s 1952 film of the same title about life at the Barnum & Bailey Circus. A Black Dress for Gina #1-14. PROD. NO.: 5108-12. AIR DATE : 12-17-1963. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE: 09-22-1963. WRITER: Groves, Herman. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Brooks, Geraldine; Constantine, Michael; Harris, Steve.

Guestward Ho! HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1960, to June

SERIES 22, 1961; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Howard, Cy. PRODUCERS: Lewis, Elliott; Heilweil, David; Thorpe, Jerry. DIRECTORS: Arnaz, Desi; Brooks, Rolland M.; Guzmán, Claudio. STARRING: Miller, Mark; Dru, Joanne; Mark, Flip. WITH: Brand, Jolene; Hodgins, Earle; Montenaro, Tony, Jr.; Naish, J. Carrol. • Sitcom based on the 1956 book by Patrick Dennis of the same title, about a couple and their son who leave New York to buy a dude ranch in New Mexico. Babs and the Cow #1-5. PROD. NO.: 3. AIR DATE: 1103-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1960. PRODUCER: Heilweil, David. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Alexander, Ronald. The Wild West Show #1-36. PROD . NO.: 36. AIR DATE: 06-08-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 04-11-1961. PRODUCER: Lewis, Elliott. WRITER: Julian, Arthur. WITH: Bevans, Clem; Maxwell, Charles. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list.

Gun Shy (Tales of the Apple Dumpling Gang ) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 15 to Apr. 19, 1983; Tuesdays, 8:30; 30 minutes; 6 episodes. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. CREATED BY: Bickham, Jack M. (characters). EXEC. PROD.: Yates, William Robert. PRODUCERS: Cohen, Eric; Leetch, Tom. D IRECTORS: Baldwin, Peter; Daniels, Marc; Myerson, Alan. STARRING: Van Dyke, Barry. WITH: Andersen, Bridgette; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Mitchell, Keith; Rich, Adam; Thomerson, Tim. • Comedy-western series based on the Apple Dumpling Gang films (1975, 1979 and 1982 (TV)), set in Quake City, California. Western Velvet #1-1. PROD. NO.: 4056. AIR DATE: 03-15-1983. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-141982. WRITERS: Cohen, Eric; Gallagher, Farnsworth. WITH: Andersen, Bridgette; Buzzi, Ruth; Fox, Bernard; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Mitchell, Keith; Thomerson, Tim. Pardon Me Boy, Is That the Quake City Choo Choo? #1-2. PROD. NO.: 4072. AIR DATE: 03-22-1983. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1982. WRITERS : Cohen, Eric; Gallagher, Farnsworth. W ITH : Andersen, Bridgette; Fox, Bernard; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Mitchell, Keith; Napier, Charles; Randolph, John; Thomerson, Tim; Willingham, Noble. What You Mean, ‘We,’ Amigo? #1-3. PROD. NO.: 4054. AIR DATE : 03-29-1983. V ERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1983. WRITER: Gallagher, Farnsworth. WITH: Andersen, Bridgette; Applegate, Royce D.; Buzzi, Ruth; Fox, Bernard; Gilliam, Burton; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Miller, Peter; Mitchell, Keith; Server, Eric; Thomerson, Tim; Waggoner, Lyle. You Gotta Know When to Hold ’em #1-4. PROD. NO.: 4055. AIR DATE: 04-05-1983. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-16-1982. WRITER: Cohen, Eric. WITH: Andersen, Bridgette; Fox, Bernard; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Mitchell, Keith; Polic, Henry II; Thomerson, Tim. Reading, Writing, and Robbing #1-5. PROD. NO.:

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4051. AIR DATE : 07-21-1982. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1982. WRITER: Cohen, Eric. WITH: Andersen, Bridgette; Buzzi, Ruth; Cort, William (Bill); Fox, Bernard; Holman, Rex; Jann, Gerald; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Nutter, Mayf; Ong, Jack; Rich, Adam; Thomerson, Tim. Mail Order Mommy #1-6. PROD. NO.: 4052. AIR DATE: 04-19-1983. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1982. WRITERS: Cohen, Eric; Gallagher, Farnsworth. W ITH : Andersen, Bridgette; Burke, Delta; Buzzi, Ruth; Fox, Bernard; Jones, Henry; Lewis, Geoffrey; McCormick, Pat; Rich, Adam; Thomerson, Tim.

Gung Ho HOLDINGS : Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 4 scripts. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Dec. 5, 1986 (pilot); Jan. 16 to Feb. 6, 1987; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 9 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation. E XEC . PROD .: Blum, Deborah; Ganz, Tony; Ganz, Lowell; Howard, Ron; Mandel, Babaloo; Rappaport, John. PRODUCER: Sunga, George. WITH: Atari, Scott; Bakula, Scott; Banks, Heidi; Howard, Clint; Kageyama, Rodney; Kuroda, Emily K.; Lee, Stephen; Shimono, Sab; Watanabe, Gedde; Yasutake, Patti. • Sitcom based on the 1986 movie of the same title. The series is set in Pennsylvania, where a Japanese automobile manufacturer has reopened a closed American factory, resulting in a culture clash. Pilot #1-1. PROD. NO.: 40221-721. AIR DATE: 12-051986. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1986. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Ganz, Lowell; Mandel, Babaloo. DIRECTOR: Chambers, Jeff. WITH: Atari, Scott; Bakula, Scott; Ganz, Lowell; Howard, Clint; Kageyama, Rodney; Kuroda, Emily K.; Lee, Stephen; Reed, Penelope; Shimono, Sab; Watanabe, Gedde; Yasutake, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown; staff and crew list; tentative production schedule; call sheet (Sept. 11, 1986, day 2 of 5); call sheet for episode Talk of the Town. Help Wanted #1-2. PROD . NO.: 40221-002. AIR DATE: 01-16-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1986. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1986. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITERS : Berg, James; Zimmerman, Stan. D IRECTOR : Bowab, John. WITH: Atari, Scott; Bakula, Scott; Banks, Heidi; Dorson, Gloria; Howard, Clint; Kageyama, Rodney; Kuroda, Emily K.; Lee, Stephen; Shimono, Sab; Watanabe, Gedde; Yasutake, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative production schedule. Kaz Over Easy #1-7. PROD . NO.: 40221-007. AIR DATE: 01-23-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 12-31-1986. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Ferber, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Martin, Dick. WITH: Atari, Scott; Bakula, Scott; Banks, Heidi; Howard, Clint; Kageyama, Rodney; Kuroda, Emily K.; Lee, Stephen; Pugliaci, Al; Shimono, Sab; Watanabe, Gedde; Yasutake, Patti. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; tentative production schedule; short rundown; cast photo. Where the Boys Are #1-8. PROD. NO.: 40221-008. AIR DATE: 01-30-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 01-08-1987. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Berg, James; Zimmerman, Stan. D IRECTOR: Martin, Dick. W ITH : Atari, Scott; Bakula, Scott; Howard, Clint; Kageyama, Rodney; Kuroda, Emily K.; Lee, Stephen; Shimono, Sab; Watanabe, Gedde; Yasutake, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: cred-

Gunsmoke its; set list; tentative production schedule. USED Sibenick, Stephen T. (key grip).

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Gunsmoke HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts (7 episodes; 1964, 1966-68, 1972); Sam Edwards Collection — 2 scripts (1958, 1972). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 10, 1955, to Mar. 31, 1975; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-12); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1316), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 17-20); 30 minutes (seasons 16), 60 minutes (seasons 7-20); 635 episodes. PROD. CO.: Arness Productions; CBS Television; Filmaster Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Leacock, Philip; Mantley, John. PRODUCERS: Dackow, Joseph; Katzman, Leonard; MacDonnell, Norman; Warren, Charles Marquis; Peterson, Edgar. S TARRING: Arness, James. W ITH : Blake, Amanda (1955-74); Brown, Tom (1955-75); Chambliss, Woody (1966-75); Culver, Howard (195575); Curtis, Ken (1964-75); Ewing, Roger (1965-76); Fuller, Clem (1959-61); Greer, Dabbs (1955-63); Harper, John (1955-75); Jordan, Ted (1964-75); Knapp, Wilfred (1955-56); Nusser, James (1955-75); Patterson, Hank (1957-75); Ramsey, Bert (1955-59); Roberts, Roy (1963-75); Ryan, Fran (1974-75); Seel, Charles (195575); Selby, Sarah (1962-75); Selk, George (1956-65); Stone, Milburn (1955-75); Strange, Glenn (1961-74); Taylor, Buck (1967-75); Vigran, Herb (1970-75); Wagenheim, Charles (1967-75); Weaver, Dennis (1955-64). • Western series based on the radio program of the same title (1952-61) with William Conrad. Chester’s Hanging #3-36. PROD . NO.: 412. A IR D ATE : 05-17-1958. V ERSION: final draft. WRITER: Meston, John. P RODUCER : MacDonnell, Norman. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Barnes, Walter; Blake, Amanda; Cooper, Charles; Edwards, Sam; Stone, Milburn; Weaver, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Edwards, Sam (part of “Binders”). Double Entry #10-15. PROD. NO.: 1615-0419. AIR DATE: 01-02-1965. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1964. PRODUCER : Leacock, Philip. WRITER: Crutchfield, Les. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. WITH: Brown, Lew; Coby, Fred; Delevanti, Cyril; Gallagher, Mel; Marlowe, Nora; Roberts, Roy; Sooter, Rudy; Strange, Glenn; Tucker, Forrest. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Champion of the World #12-14. PROD. NO.: 16150214. AIR D ATE : 12-24-1966. VERSION: final draft. S CRIPT DATE : 07-14-1966. E XEC . PROD .: Leacock, Philip. PRODUCER: Mantley, John. WRITER: Crutchfield, Les. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Dulo, Jane; Hale, Alan, Jr.; Jordan, Ted; Keefer, Don; Kellett, Pete; McLiam, John; Melton, Troy; Peterson, Arthur; Robbins, Gale; Rose, Ralph J.; Strange, Glenn; Tobin, Dan; Wagenheim, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Mr. Sam’l (You Have to Dig Deep) #13-24. PROD. NO.: 1615-0274. AIR DATE: 02-26-1968. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1967. PRODUCER: Mantley, John. WRITER: Kronman, Harry. DIRECTOR: Hellström, Gunnar. WITH: Begley, Ed; Brown, Tom; Chambliss, Woody; Hobbie, Duke; Jordan, Ted; Nusser, James; Pennell, Larry; Richman, Mark Peter; Smith, Sandra. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

SERIES The Miracle Man #14-10. PROD. NO.: 1615-0313. AIR DATE: 12-02-1968. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1968. PRODUCER : Mantley, John. W RITER: Clements, Calvin. D IRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH : Bramley, William; Chastain, Don; Cooper, Kevin; Crawford, John; DeMeyer, Margie; Gerritsen, Lisa; Knight, Christopher; Smith, Sandra; Walsh, Joseph (Joey); Watson, Bruce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Time of the Jackals #14-16. PROD. NO.: 1615-0310. AIR DATE: 01-13-1969. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 04-26-1968. PRODUCER: Mantley, John. WRITER: Fielder, Richard; Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Garland, Beverly; Haig, Sid; Hashim, Edmund; Jordan, Ted; Knapp, Robert; Lippe, Jonathan; Maxwell, Charles; Nielsen, Leslie; Nusser, James; Stewart, Art; Strange, Glenn; Whitman, Kipp. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Time of the Jackals #14-16. PROD. NO.: 1615-0310. AIR DATE: 01-13-1969. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-31-1968. PRODUCER: Mantley, John. WRITER: Fielder, Richard; Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Garland, Beverly; Haig, Sid; Hashim, Edmund; Jordan, Ted; Knapp, Robert; Lippe, Jonathan; Maxwell, Charles; Nielsen, Leslie; Nusser, James; Stewart, Art; Strange, Glenn; Whitman, Kipp. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Steffenson[?], Kearny. Mannon #14-17. PROD. NO.: 1615-0311. AIR DATE: 01-20-1969. SCRIPT DATES: 05-27-1968 / 06-05-1968. VERSIONS: first draft; second draft. PRODUCER: Mantley, John. WRITER: Bishop, Ron. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert. W ITH : Barcroft, Roy; Breeze, Michelle; Brown, Tom; Chambliss, Woody; Culver, Howard; Dale, Fred; Forrest, Steve; Greer, Dabbs; Jordan, Ted; McLiam, John; Nusser, James; Patterson, Hank; Roberts, Roy; Seel, Charles; Sooter, Rudy; Strange, Glenn; Taylor, Buck; Wagenheim, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; stock list; 2 copies. Eleven Dollars #18-8. PROD. NO.: 1615-0559. AIR DATE: 10-30-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 06-01-1972. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Savage, Paul. PRODUCER: Katzman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. W ITH : Albee, Josh; André, E.J.; Blake, Amanda; Bush, Owen; Chambers, Phil; Curtis, Ken; Edwards, Sam; Eisenmann, Ike; Engel, Roy; Jordan, Ted; LeRoy, Gloria; Oliver, Susan; Shalet, Diane; Stone, Milburn; Taylor, Buck; Vitanza, A.G.; Wagenheim, Charles; Waters, Tom. A DDITIONAL INFO : set list; memo from John Mantley concerning authenticity in firing guns. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “1st Wolfer”). The Sodbusters (A Man, Name of Brown) #18-11. PROD. NO.: 1615-0557. AIR DATE: 11-20-1972. SCRIPT DATE : 04-20-1972. V ERSION: second draft. E XEC . PROD.: Mantley, John. PRODUCER: Katzman, Leonard. W RITER: Bishop, Ron. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert. WITH: Bartold, Norman; Boles, Jim; Bull, Richard; Cord, Alex; Di Reda, Joe; Ford, Harrison; Garrett, Leif ; Justice, Katherine; Lyn, Dawn; Male, Colin; Prokop, Paul; Thornton, Evans; Viharo, Robert; Woodward, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; memo from John Mantley to directors, actors and personnel on recoil of firearms.

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Hallmark Hall of Fame / Hallmark Television Playhouse (first 2 seasons) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1952; see also under Specials). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 24, 1951, to Jun. 26, 1955 (after this date the program was broadcast as a series of specials, with 4 to 8 presentations per season); Sundays, 3:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 148+ episodes. PROD. CO.: Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions. PRODUCERS: Evans, Maurice; Samuel, Phil C.; Schaefer, George. HOSTESS: Churchill, Sarah. • Dramatic anthology series which turned into a series of specials, still on the air today (see there). Juliette Low and the Girl Scouts #1-11. AIR DATE: 03-09-1952. PRODUCER: Corrigan, William. WRITER: Holloway, Jean. DIRECTOR: Corrigan, William. WITH: Barton, Diana; Bean, Adelaide; Clive, Madeline; Daggett, Robert; Howes, Basil; Keim, Betty Lou; Marcy, Helen; Royce, Riza; Watson, Lucile. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; some rewrites; broadcast on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Girl Scouts.

The Halls of Ivy HOLDINGS: Milton and Barbara Merlin Collection — 168 scripts (44 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 19, 1954, to Jul. 5, 1955; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 38/39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Hall Productions; Television Programs of America. CREATED BY: Quinn, Don. EXEC. PROD.: Fromkess, Leon. PRODUCER: Frye, William. STARRING: Coleman, Ronald; Hume, Benita. WITH: Bryan, Arthur Q.; Butterfield, Herbert; Collins, Ray; Lupton, John; Paris, Jerry; Sands, Bob; Selby, Sarah; Todd, James; Tyler, Richard; Wickes, Mary. • Sitcom about college life, based on the radio series (1950-52) of the same title. Reappointment #1-1. PROD. NO.: 6. AIR DATE: 10-191954. SCRIPT DATES: 05-20-1954 / 06-11-1954. VERSIONS: presentation scripts; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton; Newman, Walter Brown (story); Quinn, Don (also story). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Evans, Charles; Gordon, Gloria; Hamilton, John; Sherman, Lennie; Todd, James; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; staff list; some marks and notes; 9 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. Professor Warren’s Novel #1-2. PROD. NO.: 1. AIR DATE : 10-26-1954. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-29-1954. LAST REVISION: 04-15-1954. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton; Quinn, Don. DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Bryan, Arthur Q.; Butterfield, Herb; Felton, Verna; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Professor Hall’s Baby (Dr. Hall’s Baby) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 5. AIR DATE: 11-02-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 06-051954. LAST REVISION : 09-09-1954. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Bates, Jeanne; Bruce, Dorothy; Marshall, Connie; Millar, Lee; Reed, Alan; Sawyer, Joseph (Joe); Weston, Cecil; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO:

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The Halls of Ivy cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; staff list; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. The Wellmans Come to Dinner #1-4. PROD. NO.: 8. AIR DATE: 11-09-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1954. LAST REVISION: 07-20-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Merlin, Milton (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH : Butterfield, Herb; Selby, Sarah. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. Mrs. Whitney’s Statue #1-5. PROD . NO.: 4. AIR DATE: 11-16-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1954. LAST REVISION: 06-11-1954. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Chevigny, Hector (story); Quinn, Don (story). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Collins, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. Professor Barrett’s Play #1-6. PROD. NO.: 13. AIR DATE : 11-23-1954. SCRIPT DATE : 07-27-1954. L AST REVISION: 08-21-1954. VERSIONS: final shooting script; revised final shooting script. WRITERS: Davis, Jerry; Sinclair, Robert (story); Newman, Walter Brown (story); Quinn, Don (story). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; revisions at rehearsal; shooting schedule; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. The Eleventh Commandment #1-8. PROD. NO.: 7. AIR DATE: 12-07-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 06-17-1954. LAST REVISION: 06-28-1954. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Dunning, Decla; Chevigny, Hector (story); Quinn, Don (story). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Baldwin, Bill; Butterfield, Herb; Davis, Joanne; Harman, Gil; Mitchell, Irving; Ryder, Eddie; Smith, John; Vigran, Herb; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Quinn, Don; Merlin. The Prizefighter #1-9. PROD. NO.: 12. AIR DATE: 1214-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 08-01-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Wolff, Nat (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Bryan, Arthur Q.; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule; 2 copies. Mrs. Why #1-10. PROD. NO.: 10. AIR DATE: 12-211954. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1954. LAST REVISION: 07-261954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Merlin, Milton (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). D IRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Bruce, Dorothy; Bryan, Arthur Q.; Butterfield, Herb; Knight, Charlotte; Soulé, Olan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Quinn, Don; Merlin. Professor Warren’s Romance #1-11. PROD. NO.: 11. AIR DATE: 12-28-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-07-1954. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also story); Merlin, Milton (also story); Quinn, Don (story). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Bryan, Arthur Q.; Butterfield, Herb; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of char-

The Halls of Ivy acters; call sheet; set list; shooting schedule; staff list; some marks and notes; 5 copies. Pinkerton Day #1-12. PROD. NO.: 14. AIR DATE: 0104-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1954. LAST REVISION: 0831-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Colman, Ronald (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Powers, Tom; Smith, Charles; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; revisions at rehearsal; 4 copies. The Traffic in Coconuts (The Cocoanut Song) #113. PROD. NO.: 16. AIR DATE: 01-11-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1954. LAST REVISION : 11-20-1954. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Wolff, Nat (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Burroghs, Clark; Butterfield, Herb; Collins, Ray; Dick, Douglas; Hamilton, Joe; Puerling, Gene; Thompson, Bill; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; synopsis; revisions at rehearsal; shooting schedule; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin. The Chinese Student #1-14. PROD. NO.: 2. AIR DATE: 01-18-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 04-12-1954. LAST REVISION: 04-23-1954. VERSIONS: revised scripts; master copy. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton; Quinn, Don (radio script); Newman, Walter Brown (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Moody, Ralph; Wickes, Mary; Wong, Barbara Jean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast sheet; call sheet; added scene; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. The Track Star #1-15. PROD. NO.: 18. AIR DATE: 0125-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1954. LAST REVISION: 0921-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). D IRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH : Butterfield, Herb; Millican, Jim; Trace, Bill; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin. Dr. Hall’s Book #1-16. PROD. NO.: 9. AIR DATE: 0201-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-17-1954. LAST REVISION: 0724-1954. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton; Newman, Walter Brown (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Lupton, John; Todd, James; Vigran, Herb; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin; Quinn, Don. The Mummynapper #1-17. P ROD . NO.: 21. A IR D ATE : 02-08-1955. SCRIPT DATE : 10-06-1954. LAST REVISION: 10-19-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; synopsis; revised at rehearsal; some marks and notes; shooting schedule; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Note the Quote #1-18. PROD. NO.: 23. AIR DATE: 0215-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-18-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Lawrence, Jerome (radio script); Lee, Robert E. (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH : Bennett, Fran;

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SERIES Butterfield, Herb; Grimes, Fred; Irish, Tom; Nichols, Robert (Bob); Smith, John; Waterman, Willard; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin. Faculty Follies (Part 1) #1-19. PROD. NO.: 27. AIR DATE: 02-22-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Henry, Charles (radio script; professor at UC Santa Barbara); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Bryan, Arthur Q.; Butterfield, Herb; Evans, Rex; Smith, Paul; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. Faculty Follies (Part 2) #1-20. PROD. NO.: 28. AIR DATE: 03-01-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1954. LAST REVISION: 11-30-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Henry, Charles (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). D IRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH : Butterfield, Herb; Diamond, Jack; Evans, Rex; Jenks, Frank; Smith, Paul; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin. Professor Warren’s Retirement #1-21. PROD. NO.: 33. AIR DATE: 03-08-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1955. LAST REVISION: 02-02-1955. VERSIONS: revised scripts; final revision; final shooting scripts; as shot. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). D IRECTOR: Russell, William. W ITH : Bryan, Arthur Q.; Butterfield, Herb; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list; revised at rehearsal; some marks and notes; 8 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara; Quinn, Don; Colman, Ronald. The Stolen First Edition 1-22. PROD. NO.: 3. AIR DATE : 03-15-1955. SCRIPT DATE : 05-12-1954. LAST REVISION: 06-09-1954. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also story); Quinn, Don (story). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Blair, Henry; Butterfield, Herb; Conroy, Thom; Olsen, Maroni; Sedan, Rolfe; Wickes, Mary. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. The French Exchange Student #1-23. PROD. NO.: 31. AIR DATE: 03-22-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-08-1955. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH : Butterfield, Herb; Carlyle, John; Holland, Gladys; Hilton, Connie; Light, Julie Fraser; Norwick, Natalie; White, Bill, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; revised at rehearsal; some marks and notes; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Calhoun Gaddy #1-24. PROD. NO.: 26. AIR DATE: 03-29-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1955. LAST REVISION: 02-23-1955. VERSIONS: first draft; revised first draft. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Weldon, Jimmy; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. The Oldest Alumnus #1-25. PROD . NO.: 33. AIR DATE: 04-05-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1955. VERSION: third draft. WRITERS: MacFarlane, Louella; Quinn,

SERIES Don (radio script); Robison, David (radio script). WITH: Alderson, Erville; Butterfield, Herb; Wickes, Mary. Scandal #1-26. PROD. NO.: 36. AIR DATE: 04-121955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-23-1955. LAST REVISION: 03-081955. VERSIONS: first draft; revised first draft; second/final draft. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Russell, William D. WITH: Bruce, Dorothy; Butterfield, Herb; Cooper, Tamar; Foulger, Byron; Markey, Melinda; Marsac, Maurice; Spring, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast sheet; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. The Gangster #1-27. PROD. NO.: 36. AIR DATE: 0419-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1955. LAST REVISION: 0312-1955. VERSIONS: outline; first draft; revised first draft. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Newman, Walter Brown (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 6 copies, 1 outline. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. F. Canis Major (The Tale of F. Canis Major) #1-28. PROD. NO.: 37. AIR DATE: 04-26-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1955. WRITER: Brady, Frederic. The Fountaine Foundation (The Legrande Foundation) #1-29. PROD. NO.: 39. AIR DATE: 05-03-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-25-1955. LAST REVISION: 03-26-1955. VERSIONS: ?; first draft; revised first draft. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton; Brown, Kenneth (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Russell, William D. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Crosson, Bob; Harris, Alan; Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Hoyt, John; Litel, John; Truex, Barry; Tyler, Leon; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast sheet; call sheet; some marks and notes; 3 copies. Professor Grimes #1-30. PROD. NO.: 20. AIR DATE: 05-10-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1954. LAST REVISION: 04-01-1955. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Brown, Kenneth (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Bryant, John; Butterfield, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; retakes (Apr. 1, 1955); shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin. The Old Professor Forgot His Umbrella #1-31. PROD. NO.: 25. AIR DATE: 05-17-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 1101-1954. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Collins, Ray; Peirlot, Francis; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin. The Honor Student #1-32. PROD. NO.: 17. AIR DATE: 05-24-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1954. LAST REVISION: 09-21-1954. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Brannon, Carol; Bryan, Arthur Q.; McNear, Howard; Wickes, Mary. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; revised at rehearsal; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Changing Professors #1-33. PROD . NO.: 32. AIR DATE: 05-31-1955. SCRIPT DATES: 01-09-1955 / 01-12-

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The Halls of Ivy 1955. LAST REVISION : 01-17-1955. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting script; revised final shooting script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script); Park, Clyde W. (story idea; professor emeritus of English in the Engineering College of the University of Cincinnati). WITH: Leigh, Nelson; Milner, Martin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes; retakes; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. The Voice of the Ivy Vine #1-34. PROD. NO.: 19. AIR DATE : 06-07-1955. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-23-1954. LAST REVISION : 10-05-1954. VERSIONS: ?; final shooting script; revised final shooting script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Collins, Ray; Grimes, Fred; Rhodes, Grandon; Ryder, Eddie; Steele, Karen; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. Maxwell’s Comet #1-35. PROD. NO.: 15. AIR DATE: 06-14-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1954. LAST REVISION: 10-23-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Lawrence, Jerome (radio script); Lee, Robert E. (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH : Butterfield, Herb; Novello, Jay; Vigran, Herb; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; revised at rehearsal; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin. Dr. Spatzen #1-36. PROD. NO.: 24. AIR DATE: 0621-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1954. LAST REVISION: 1109-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). D IRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH : Butterfield, Herb; Ruman, Sig; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; call sheet; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes; shooting schedule; 5 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Hoodlumism #1-37. PROD. NO.: 29. AIR DATE: 0628-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1954. LAST REVISION: 1213-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Quinn, Don (radio script); Bagni, J. Gwen (screenplay). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Flavin, James; Kaiser, Dick; Smith, Paul; Vigran, Herb; Wickes, Mary; York, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast sheet; call sheet; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 9 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Dean Huxley #1-38. PROD. NO.: 26. AIR DATE: 0705-1955. SCRIPT DATES: 11-11-1954 / 11-17-1954. LAST REVISION: 11-20-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised scripts; final shooting scripts. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: McNear, Howard; Ryan, Arthur Q. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; revised at rehearsal; 8 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Mulligatawny Soup [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 12. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Wolff, Nat (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). ADDITIONAL INFO: original radio script (aired 1-101951); notes: “objections to original basic theme of Mulligatawny script.”

Happy Days The Astronomer [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 15. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1954. LAST REVISION: 09-08-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: Menzies, William Cameron. WITH: Butterfield, Herb; Dick, Douglas; Novello, Jay; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast sheet; call sheet; shooting schedule; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin. Faculty Marriage [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 30. SCRIPT DATE: 12-26-1954. LAST REVISION: 01-04-1955. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Quinn, Don (radio script). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Butterfield, Herb; Marden, Adrienne; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Hall in the Kitchen (Cook’s Night Out) [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1954. LAST REVISION: 10-09-1954. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Merlin, Milton; Quinn, Don (radio script). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Medal of Honor [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1955. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Quinn, Don (also radio script); DeGrazio, John (radio script). ADDITIONAL INFO: note from Bill Frye to Don Quinn (5-28-1954); 2 copies. Final Examination [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 35. SCRIPT DATE: 01-29-1955. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara (also radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script). Gangster’s Son [unaired]. SCRIPT DATES: 03-02/031955. LAST REVISION: 03-04-1955. VERSION: second/ third draft. WRITERS: Levy, Melvin; MacFarlane, Louella; Newman, Walter Brown (radio script); Quinn, Don (radio script).

Happy Days HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (1975, 1982-83); Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 3 scripts (4 episodes; 1979, 1982-83). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 15, 1974, to Sept. 24, 1984; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-10), 8:30 P.M. (season 11); 30 minutes; 255 episodes. PROD. CO.: Miller/Milkis Productions in association with Garry Marshall; Paramount Pictures Corporation. CREATED BY: Marshall, Garry. EXEC . P ROD .: Marshall, Garry; Milkis, Edward K.; Miller, Thomas L.; Warren, Michael. PRODUCERS: Bickley, William; Ganz, Lowell; Hallin, Ronny; Marshall, Anthony W. (Tony); Paris, Jerry; Rothman, Mark. STARRING: Bosley, Tom; Howard, Ron; Moran, Erin; Ross, Marion; Winkler, Henry. W ITH: Baio, Scott; Bernard, Crystal; Bernstein, Scott Mitchell; Goodfriend, Lynda; McGinley, Ted; Mandel, Denis; Molinaro, Al; Morita, Pat; Most, Donny; O’Herlihy, Gavan; O’Rourke, Heather; Peck, Ed; Purl, Linda; Roberts, Randolph; Silvers, Cathy; Warlock, Billy; Williams, Anson. • Sitcom about the life of a Milwaukee family in the 1950s. Fonzie Moves in #3-1. PROD. NO.: 60533-040. AIR DATE: 09-09-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1975. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCERS: Ganz, Lowell; Marshall, Tony; Rothman, Mark. WRITERS: Rothman, Mark; Ganz, Lowell. DIRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. WITH: Bronson, Lillian; Hoffman, Bob W.; Lawrence, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Motorcycle #3-2. PROD. NO.: 60533-041. AIR DATE:

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SERIES 25-1983 / 11-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1983. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Fox, Fred, Jr.; Levant, Brian. D IRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. W ITH : Baio, Scott; Bohlig, Blair; Goodfriend, Lynda; Howard, Ron; McGinley, Ted; Most, Donald; Sharon, Bo; Von, Walter; Williams, Anson. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; photos on cover.

Harbor Command HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1957-58; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W. PRODUCERS: Clark, Vernon E.; Strock, Vernon L. DIRECTORS: Abrahams, Derwin; Landers, Lew; Menkin, Lawrence; Roddenberry, Gene; Wells, Lee E. STARRING: Corey, Wendell. NARRATOR: Baldwin, Bill. WITH: Walters, Casey. • Adventure series with stories of the United States Coast Guard Harbor Police Command. Yacht Club AKA Simple Burglary #1-14. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 01-10-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 10-09-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fotre, Vin. WITH: Flaherty, William; Forrester, William A.; Hamilton, Joe; Harber, Paul; Meadows, Joyce; Moros, Michael; Vath, Richard; Vick, John; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. Harbor Mission AKA Mission Hideout #1-16. PROD. N O.: 17B. A IR D ATE : 01-24-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wells, Lee E. DIRECTOR: Abrahams, Derwin. WITH: Cotton, James; Gary, Paul; Hogan, Jack; Howat, Clark; Meredith, Cheerio; Moore, Dennis; Walters, Casey; Waters, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Clark, Vernon E. (producer). Gold Smugglers AKA Suicide or Murder #1-17. PROD . NO.: 19B. AIR D ATE : 01-31-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1957. WRITER: Palmer, P.K. WITH: Barton, Gregg; Crafts, Charles; Duncan, Pamela; Harvey, Richard; Murphy, Jack; Pettit, John; Sherman, Orville; Vick, John; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Clark, Vernon E. (producer). Contraband Diamonds AKA $500,000 in Diamonds #1-18. PROD. NO.: 20B. AIR DATE: 02-07-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1957. WRITER: Berg, Lee. WITH: Albert, Darlene; Argent, Maurice; Bakewell, William; Bell, Ray; Douglas, George; King, Brett; Nimoy, Leonard; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Clark, Vernon E. (producer). The Witness AKA Child Witness #1-20. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 02-21-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Fass, George; Fass, Gertrude. DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Arnold, Carl; Byles, Bobby; Foster, Gene; Johnson, Marie; Keith, Byron; Hinojosa, Victor; Reitzen, Jack; Stapp, Marjorie; Vacío, Natividad; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Landers, Lew (director). Killer on My Doorstep AKA Held Hostage #1-21.

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Harbor Command PROD . NO.: 18B. AIR D ATE : 02-28-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-041957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Mitchell, Bob. WITH: Fahey, Myrna; Garth, Michael; Halsey, Brett; Keith, Byron; Marcus, Bernie; Walters, Casey; Watty, Patrick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Four to Die AKA Black Pearls #1-22. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 03-07-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wells, Lee E. WITH: Bernardi, Herschel; Fox, Michael; Howat, Clark; Kramer, Glen; Michaels, Tony; Monofrans, Harry; Needham, Leo; Roberts, Rick; Taggart, Hal; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Hostage AKA Newlywed Hostages #1-23. PROD . NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 03-14-1958 (New York City). VERSION : revised script. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-10-1957. L AST REVISION: 12-13-1957. WRITER: Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Benedict, Richard; Cassidy, Bill; Elhardt, Kaye; Goodwin, Harold; Hill, Jack; Howat, Clark; Melton, Troy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Rendezvous at Sea AKA Kidnap-Murder #1-24. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 03-21-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1957. LAST REVISION: 12-12-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Fass, George; Fass, Gertrude. WITH: De Sanctis, Treece; Dennis, John; Emory, Richard; Hartman, Mark; Lynn, Robert; Neilson, Jeanne; O’Brien, Edward; Piperio, Robert; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Right to Die AKA Self-Paid Murder #1-25. PROD. N O.: 26B. AIR DATE : 03-28-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1957. LAST REVISION: 01-02-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wells, Lee E. WITH: Cort, Tony; Howat, Clark; Selk, George; Severn, Maida; Tetrick, Robert (Bob); Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Date with Eternity AKA Distress Call #1-26. PROD. N O.: 28B. AIR DATE : 04-04-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 12-21-1957. LAST REVISION: 01-02-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Clark, Don; Vollaerts, Rik; Strock, Herbert L. (story). W ITH : Cameron, Constance; Cooper, Bruce; Foster, Preston; Hodgins, Earle; Howat, Clark; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Arson AKA Firebug #1-29. P ROD . NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 04-25-1958 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 1216-1957. LAST REVISION: 01-15-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Green, Howard J. WITH: Hanson, Preston; Harvey, Don C.; Howat, Clark; Lovejoy, Art; Travers, Hank; Walters, Casey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 15B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1957. WRITER: Chandler, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 22B.

Harbourmaster SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Berg, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 24B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1957. WRITER: Vollaerts, Rik. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Epstein.

Harbourmaster / Adventures at Scott Island HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS; ABC. BROADCAST: CBS: Sept. 26 to Dec. 26, 1957; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. ABC (under the new title): Jan. 5 to Jun. 29, 1958; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCER: Feist, Felix. STARRING: Sullivan, Barry. WITH: Burke, Paul; Elliott, Evan; Keene, Mike; Wilcox, Nina. • Adventure series— the owner of a boat repair shop and his partner chase criminals. No Return AKA Sanctuary #1-5. PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 10-24-1957 [or 10-31-1957]. SCRIPT DATE: 1957. WRITER: Wallace, Art. WITH: Bender, James; Burlen, Margaret; Coughlin, Kevin; Elliott, Evan; Kuluva, Will; Landau, Martin; Stewart, David J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; in some sources switched with #1-6, Widow’s Walk. The Invisible Island #1-11. P ROD . N O.: 14B. A IR DATE: 12-12-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 1957. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. WITH: Clancy, Tom; Coogan, Richard; Hill, Phyllis; Sumner, Marnel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Mutiny #1-13. PROD. NO.: 15B. AIR DATE: 12-261957. S CRIPT D ATE : 1957. WRITER: Drake, Roland. WITH : Allen, Mark; Hogan, Michael; Taylor, Jud. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Pirate’s Curse [under new title, Adventures at Scott Island]. PROD. NO.: 19B. AIR DATE: 01-05-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 1957. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. WITH: Chapman, Lonny; Elliott, Evan; Evans, Griff; Halpin, Luke. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. Survival #1-15. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 01-121958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1957. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. WITH: Greene, Billy M.; Kelly, Jim; Sullivan, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Biggest Fight #1-17. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 01-26-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 1957. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. WITH: Elliott, Evan; Keene, Mike; Matheson, Murray; Wilcox, Nina. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Experiment with a Traitor #1-18. PROD. NO.: 24B. A IR DATE : 02-09-1958. S CRIPT D ATE : 09-28-1957. WRITER: Shaw, Robert J. WITH: Abbott, Richard; Congdon, James; Gallo, Lew; Post, William, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Path of the Hurricane #1-21. PROD. NO.: 17B. AIR DATE: 03-23-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1957. VERSION: first revision. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. WITH: Aiken, Elaine; Bond, Rudy; Kelly, James C. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Courage by Proxy #1-26. PROD. NO.: 13B. AIR DATE: 05-25-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 1957. WRITER: Heideman,

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Leonard. WITH : Elliott, Evan; Keene, Mike. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; last episode. USED BY: Epstein. [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 20B. SCRIPT DATE : 1957. WRITER: Houston, Lou. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. [unidentified, probably not aired]. PROD. NO.: 26B. SCRIPT DATE : 1957. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 30, 1977, to Jan. 14, 1979; Sundays, 7:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 46[?] episodes (two 2-part episodes). PROD. CO.: Glen Larson Productions in association with Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Larson, Glen A. PRODUCERS: Boston, Joe; Brotman, Joyce; Cramer, Joe L.; Crowe, Christopher; Kadish, Ben; Sandefur, B.W.; Shaw, Lou; Sidaris, Arlene. STARRING: Cassidy, Shaun; Johnson, Janet Louise; Martin, Pamela Sue; Stevenson, Parker. WITH: Atwater, Edith; Eilbacher, Lisa; Gilbert, Edmund; O’Hanlon, George; Rasey, Jean; Schallert, William; Springer, Gary. • Teenage detective series, based on the books by Franklin W. Dixon (Hardy Boys), and Carolyn Keene (Nancy Drew), both pen names for Edward Stratemeyer; after his death, his daughter, Harriet Stratemeyer, continued writing the books. Originally broadcast as two separate series, alternating biweekly in the same timeslot, the programs merged in early 1978 and in the fall of the same year The Hardy Boys Mysteries continued alone. Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Diamond Triangle #1-4. PROD. NO.: 46707. AIR DATE: 02-20-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-05-1977. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Brotman, Joyce; Sidaris, Arlene. WRITER: Pirosh, Robert. DIRECTOR: Black, Noel. WITH: Allen, Phillip R.; Byers, Brian; Jump, Gordon; Karnes, Robert; Lesser, Len; Martin, Pamela Sue; O’Hanlon, George, Jr.; Schallert, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Nancy Drew: Mystery of the Whispering Walls #16. PROD. NO.: 46706. AIR DATE: 03-13-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1977. LAST REVISION: 02-03-1977. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Brotman, Joyce; Sidaris, Arlene. WRITERS: Walker, Keith; Larson, Glen. DIRECTOR : Caffey, Michael. W ITH : Carter, John; Catlett, Mary Jo; Johnson, Arch; Martin, Pamela Sue; O’Hanlon, George, Jr.; Rasey, Jean; Schallert, William; Smith, Queenie; Tedrow, Irene. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Ghostwriter’s Cruise #1-12. PROD. NO.: 46711. AIR DATE: 05-01-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1977. PRODUCER: Shaw, Lou. WRITERS: Soan, Michael; Woollen, Susan (story). DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. WITH: Brown, Reb; Clark, Dane; James, Leonne; Lannom, Les; Martin, Pamela Sue; Murcott, Derek; O’Hanlon, George, Jr.; Prather, Joan; Rasey, Jean; Schallert, William; Sistrunk, John; Wayne, David; Woollen, Susan; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hardy Boys: The Mystery of King Tut’s Tomb #2-

SERIES 3. PROD. NO.: 48707. AIR DATE: 09-25-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-18-1977. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Cramer, Joe L. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. DIRECTOR: Dumas, John J. WITH: Abdullah, Joe; Allard, Tom; Atwater, Edith; CurtisLarson, Janet; Danova, Cesare; Davalos, Elyssa; David, Jeff; de Vargas, Valentin (Val); Power, Taryn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Nancy Drew: Nancy Drew’s Love Match #2-10. PROD. NO.: 48604. AIR DATE: 11-20-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-20-1977. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Boston, Joe. W RITERS: Ireland, John, Jr. (also story); Larson, Glen A. (story). DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Allen, Phillip R.; Carmel, Roger C.; Colvin, Jack; Connelly, Christopher; McCormick, Maureen; McNally, Stephen; Martin, Pamela Sue; Minardos, Nico; Peterson, Eugene; Robinson, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hardy Boys: The Silent Scream #2-11. PROD. NO.: 48715. AIR DATE: 11-27-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1977. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1977. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Boston, Joe. WRITERS: Godfrey, Alan; Sloan, Michael. DIRECTOR: Dumas, John J. WITH: Avery, Val; Bartolo, Norman; Dresden, John; Garrett, Martha; Howell, Norman; Lopez, Trini; Stack, Elizabeth; Storch, Larry; Tobey, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Nancy Drew: The Lady on Thursday at Ten #2-13. PROD. NO.: 48603. AIR DATE: 01-01-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1977. PRODUCER: Boston, Joe. WRITER: Crowe, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Burton, Tony; Hammond, Nicholas; Henriquez, Ron; Karlen, John; Oakland, Simon; Quarry, Jerry; Schallert, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: set list; some marks. Hardy Boys: Voodoo Doll (Part 2) #2-18. PROD. NO.: 48721. AIR DATE: 02-19-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-161978. LAST REVISION: 02-01-78. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER : Boston, Joe. W RITERS: Sloan, Michael; Crowe, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Callahan, James T.; Cattrall, Kim; Dano, Linda; Duff, Howard; Forster, Peter; Frederick, Hal; Harris, Julius; Martin, Pamela Sue; Milland, Ray; Rossitto, Angelo; Sekka, Johnny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Hardy Boys Sequel (The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of the Ghost Farm) see The Mickey Mouse Club: The Hardy Boys Harrigan & Son HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 14, 1960, to Sept. 29, 1961; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 34 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. CREATED BY: Howard, Cy. PRODUCER: Howard, Cy. STARRING: O’Brien, Pat; Perry, Roger. WITH: Darcy, Georgine; Kleeb, Helen. • Sitcom about a father-son team of lawyers and their conflicts about how to run the business. Junior Joins the Law Firm #1-1. PROD. NO.: 2. AIR DATE: 10-14-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1960. VERSION:

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first draft, final white. WRITER: Howard, Cy. DIRECGrauman, Walter. WITH: Bouchey, Willis; Cantor, Charlie; Chong, Peter; Crandall, Suzi; Darcy, Georgine; Kleeb, Helen; Young, Buck. ADDITIONAL INFO: short description of the series’ premise. Harrigan vs. Harvard #1-26. PROD. NO.: 26. AIR DATE: 04-14-1961. WITH: Bailey, Raymond. TOR:

Harry O HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (3 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 11, 1973, Feb. 3, 1974 (pilots); Sept. 12, 1974, to Apr. 29, 1976; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 46 episodes (incl. pilots). PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. CREATED BY: Rodman, Howard. EXEC. PROD.: Thorpe, Jerry. PRODUCERS : Beaton, Alex; Dozier, Robert; Houghton, Buck; Thompson, Robert E. STARRING: Janssen, David. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Darrow, Henry; Fawcett-Majors, Farrah; Lannom, Les; Luke, Keye; Tulley, Paul; Williams, Hal; Zerbe, Anthony. • Detective series about Harry Orwell, an ex-policeman who, after getting a bullet in the back, lives a quiet life, interrupted only by occasional private eye jobs. Ballinger’s Choice #1-8. AIR DATE : 10-31-1974. SCRIPT DATES: 09-24-1974 / 09-30-1974. LAST REVISION: 09-19-1974. VERSIONS: final; revised final. WRITER: Thompson, Gene. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Jerry. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Burke, Paul; Caroli, Victor; Gerritsen, Lisa; Johnson, Ken; McIntire, Tim; McLiam, John; Mills, Juliet; Stewart, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Forty Reasons to Kill (The Long and Fallow Green) (Part 1) #1-11. AIR DATE: 12-05-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 1011-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Duke, Daryl. WITH: Benedict, Paul; Campfield, Craig; Christmas, Eric; Couppee, Al; Crawford, Broderick; Frizzell, Lou; Grace, Wayne; Maldonado, Mary; Pettet, Joanna; Romero, Ned; Stevens, Craig; Thompson, Hilary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. For the Love of Money (Mind Over Murder) #1-15. AIR DATE: 01-16-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1974. LAST REVISION: 11-25-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Gast, Harold; Harmon, David; Webster, Skip (story). DIRECTOR: Newland, John. WITH: Baumann, Kathrine; Beir, Fred; Cecchino, Beau (AKA Charles, Beau); Costello, Mariclare; Eitner, Don; Farrell, Sharon; Fong, Frances; Haggerty, Don; Kopell, Bernie; Schaft, Sabrina; Silver, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: J.T. [Jerry Thorpe?].

Hart to Hart HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —17 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 25, 1979 (pilot); Sept. 29, 1979, to May 22, 1984; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2-5); 60 minutes; 110 episodes (+ pilot and 8 TV movies). PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television; Rona II in association with Spelling Goldberg Productions. CREATED BY: Sheldon, Sidney. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Leonard; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Crowley, Mart; Levinson, David; Vance, Leigh. STARRING: Powers, Stefanie; Wagner, Robert. W ITH : Stander, Lionel. • Mystery

Hart to Hart series about the adventures of a globetrotting married couple, consisting of a self-made millionaire and an author, who are amateur detectives in their spare time. Max in Love #1-8. PROD. NO.: 108. AIR DATE: 11-131979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-09-1979. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Crowley, Mart; Thornbury, Will; Darling, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Auberjonois, René; Harvey, Orwin; Rhue, Madlyn; Stern, Joseph; Tessier, Robert; Travanti, Daniel J.; Welles, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Question of Innocence #1-13. PROD. NO.: 113. AIR DATE: 01-15-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1979. VERSION: fourth draft. WRITER: Freeman, Allyn. DIRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. WITH: Bohay, Heidi; Grover, Cindy; Hallahan, Charles; Jason, Peter; Kuby, Bernie; Kuhne, Stacey; Maynard, Mimi; Nolan, Jeanette; Parker, Jameson; Ralston, Jane; Sanders, Beverly; Wilkof, Lee. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Peiffer, Craig. Murder Is a Drag #2-9. PROD. NO.: 209. AIR DATE: 02-03-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 11-24-1980. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Ross, Donald. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Bumstead, J.P.; Call, Roy D.; Callas, Charlie; Colton, Jacque Lynn; Converse, Melissa; Hawk, Richard; Ingraffia, Sam; Luisi, James; McCann, John; McMullan, Jim; Orr, Owen; Phalen, Robert; Ross, Stanley Ralph; Ruscio, Al; Sawyer-Young, Kat; Wendt, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Latest in High Fashion Murder (The Latest Fashion in Murder) #2-17. PROD. NO.: 217. AIR DATE: 05-05-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1981. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: LaMond, Bill; LaMond, Jo. DIRECTOR: Mankiewicz, Tom. W ITH : Ball, George; Barnes, Suzanne; Belafonte, Shari; Chiles, Lois; Evans, Jacqui; Holbrook, Anna Kathryn; Laurin, Marie; Manzo, Diane; Naszódy, Sándor; Pantoliano, Joe; Sarita; Vollbracht, Michaele; Woodward, Lenore. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Harts Under Glass (Murder Under Glass) #3-7. PROD. NO.: 307. AIR DATE: 11-24-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 04-10-1981. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: LaMond, Bill; LaMond, Jo; Hertzog, Lawrence (story). DIRECTOR : Winer, Harry. W ITH : Bethune, Ivy; Dehner, John; Keane, James; Piazza, Ben; Slavin, Millie; Smith, Cheryl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Bahama Bound Harts #4-16. PROD. NO.: 192019 [!]. AIR DATE: 02-22-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-10-1983. VERSION: fourth draft. WRITERS: LaMond, Bill; LaMond, Jo; Ross, Donald (story). DIRECTOR: Margolin, Stuart. WITH: Belford, Christine; Duggan, Andrew; Hooks, Robert; Ingham, Barrie; Langdon, Sue Ane; Oberman, Milt; Rudd, Paul; Smith, Bubba. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. As the Hart Turns (As the Harts Turn) #4-17. PROD. NO.: 192019 [!]. AIR DATE: 03-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: WenkerKonner, Ronnie. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Bovingloh, Don; Brown, Peter; Fitch, Louise; Giambalvo, Louis; Henteloff, Alex; Hunley, Leann; Keep, Stephen; Marshall, Sarah; McCook, John; Moss, Stewart; Owens, Edwin; Saunders, Lanna; Shelley, Dave; Van Kirk, Tanis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Wayward Hart #4-18. PROD. NO.: 192033. AIR DATE: 03-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1982. VERSION: work draft. WRITERS: Snyder, Michael; Tully, Eliza-

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SERIES beth. DIRECTOR: Connor, Kevin. WITH: Adams, Arthur; Blake, Amanda; Bowman, Pamela; Bumpass, Rodger; Conlon, Noel; Dyer, Eddy C.; Ensign, Michael; Farrell, Tommy; Griswold, Michael; Knox, Mickey; Krupnick, Jack; Smildsin, Kurt; Stander, Patricia; Ward, Lyman. Too Close to Hart #4-21. PROD. NO.: 192040. AIR DATE : 05-03-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-08-1983. LAST REVISION: 03-09-1983. VERSION: revised second draft. WRITER: Roos, Donald Paul. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Bogert, William; Dusay, Marj; Hasso, Signe; Manza, Ralph; McGreevey, Tom; Rossovich, Tim; Skipper, Michael; Ward, Lyman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; attachment: map of “Bel Air.” Straight Through the Hart #5-2. P ROD . NO.: 192046. AIR DATE: 10-04-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-211983. VERSION: work draft. PRODUCER: Vance, Leigh. WRITERS: Roth, Marty; Forrester, Larry. DIRECTOR: Connor, Kevin. W ITH : Allende, Fernando; Brazzi, Rossano; Lane, Abbe; Martinez, A. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hostage Harts #5-3. PROD. NO.: 192043. AIR DATE: 10-18-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1983. VERSION: second draft. PRODUCER: Vance, Leigh. WRITERS: Melvoin, Jeff; Ross, Donald; “A.N. Other.” DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Bertrand, Colette; Carven, Michael; De Farra, Louis; Estorick, Isobel; Gudju, Stefan; Halsey, Michael; Kohler, Gilles; Lacey, Ronald; Loring, Robert; Til, Roger. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Pandora Has Wings (Navy Blue Harts) #5-4. PROD. NO.: 192044. AIR DATE: 10-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 0509-1983. VERSION: work draft. PRODUCER : Vance, Leigh. WRITERS: Wenker-Konner, Ronnie; Forrester, Larry. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Adams, Hank; Andrew, Michael; Brown, Lew; Considine, John; Corsaut, Aneta; Deeth, James; Elcar, Dana; Hallick, Tom; Moses, Harry; Myler, Jody; Phillips, Ethan; Scott, Rosemary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Harts and Hounds #5-5. PROD. NO.: 192036. AIR DATE: 11-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1983. LAST REVISION : 03-18-1983. V ERSION : second draft. W RITER : Hertzog, Lawrence. DIRECTOR: Connor, Kevin. WITH: Anders, Iain; Bateson, Lucinda; Bond, Gary; Jackson, Gordon; Livingstone, Sidney; McBride, Hazel; Ostime, Roger; Shaw, Christine; Stainton, Michael; Stanton, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note: “This is an entirely new draft — previous scene numbers do not apply.” Whispers in the Wings #5-13. PROD. NO.: 192062. AIR DATE: 01-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1983. VERSION : revised first draft. P RODUCER : Vance, Leigh. WRITER: Hertzog, Lawrence. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Akers, Karen; Anderson, Renee; Bonar, Ivan; Gauthier, Denise; Horton, Michael; Laskin, Michael; Miller, Allan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note concerning musical numbers. Larsen’s Last Jump #5-20. PROD. NO.: 192066. AIR DATE: 03-13-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1984. VERSION: shooting draft. PRODUCER: Vance, Leigh. WRITER: Forrester, Larry. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Blouin, John D.; Holmes, Jennifer; Temple, Renny; Wells, Aarika; Wise, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

SERIES Chili Harts [unidentified, unaired ?]. PROD. NO.: 192047. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1983. VERSION: third work draft. P RODUCER : Vance, Leigh. W RITERS: Moore, Anne; Kandel, Steve; Forrester, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Romantic Harts [unidentified, unproduced ?]. SCRIPT DATE: 03-03-1982. VERSION: work draft. WRITERS: Poole, Duane; Swale, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hawaiian Eye HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 49 scripts (40 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1959, to Apr. 24, 1963; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 4); 60 minutes; 134 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Hoffman, Charles; Jurist, Ed; Niss, Stanley. D IRECTORS: Baron, Allen; Benedict, Richard; De Toth, André; Dein, Edward; Ganzer, Alvin; Haas, Charles F.; Hibbs, Jesse; Koch, Howard W.; Landres, Paul; Martinson, Leslie H.; Moore, Irving J.; Rondeau, Charles R.; Sandrich, Mark, Jr.; Sinclair, Robert B.; Sloane, Everett; Sparr, Robert; Stewart, Paul; Totten, Robert. S TARRING: Conrad, Robert; Eisley, Anthony. WITH: Cole, Tina; Donahue, Troy; Kato, Miki; Kupcinet, Karyn; Mossman, Doug; Naluai, Clayton; Ponce, Poncie; Prestige (Prestidge), Mel; Stevens, Connie; Williams, Grant. • Crime series about two private detectives in Honolulu. The Waikiki Widow #1-2. PROD. NO.: 24771. AIR DATE: 10-14-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-23-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Barrington, Lowell; Sheridan, Juanita (novel). WITH : McQueeney, Robert; Raymond, Paula; Weber, Karl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; one copy stamped “Received 7-20-1959 Mitch Gamson ABCWB-TV” and “Received Jul 21 1959 S. Cummings ABC-TV”; 2 copies. Second Day of Infamy #1-3. PROD. NO.: 24772. AIR DATE : 10-21-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-29-1959. L AST REVISION: 07-06-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ritch, Steven. DIRECTOR: Koch, Howard W. W ITH : Ingram, Jean; Mossman, Douglas; Patrick, Lee; Platt, Edward; Poaha, Dell-Finn; Prestige, Mel; Reimann, Ethel K.; Shimoda, Yuki; Taka, Miiko; Wright, Rennette. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. All Expenses Paid #1-4. PROD . NO.: 24773. AIR DATE : 10-28-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-24-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-28-1959. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Niss, Stanley. WRITER: Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTOR: Haas, Charles F. WITH : Adams, Mary; Eisley, Anthony; George, Anthony; Ponce, Poncie; Steele, Karen; Stevens, Connie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Catalogue (1 copy). Dangerous Eden (Danger in Paradise) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 24774. AIR DATE: 11-04-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 0804-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-13-1959. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Dennis, Robert C.; David, Mack (story). DIRECTOR: Dein, Howard. WITH: Atterbury, Malcolm; Coogan, Jackie; Dick, Douglas; Fahey, Myrna; Mossman, Douglas; Totter, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Cloud Over Koala #1-6. PROD . NO.: 24775. AIR

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Hawaiian Eye 02-27-1961. VERSION: second revised final script. WRITERS: Stuart, William L.; Lazarus, Erna (story). DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH: Buono, Victor; Fong, Frances; Hale, Alan, Jr.; Hong, James; Hsieh, Warren; Jung, Allen; Lee, May; Levy, Weaver; Watson, Justice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “Charles Hoffman Project.” Thomas Jefferson Chu #3-5. PROD. NO.: 25812. AIR DATE: 10-25-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 04-26-1961. LAST REVISION : 05-29-1961. V ERSION : final script. W RITERS : Rodgers, Mark; Ross, Sam (also story). D IRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Carson, Robert; Fong, Frances; Foulk, Robert; Greer, Dabbs; Hong, James; Levy, Weaver; Takei, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “Charles Hoffman Project.” The Final Score #3-10. PROD. NO.: 25817. AIR DATE: 11-29-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1961. LAST REVISION: 07-03-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Eggers, Fred. WITH: Cowan, Jerome; Page, Gale; Windsor, Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Two for the Money #3-11. PROD. NO.: 25818. AIR DATE: 12-06-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1961. LAST REVISION : 05-22-1961. V ERSION : final script. W RITERS : Roberts, Sonya; Hartman, Ted (story); Barret, Earl (story). D IRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH : Deacon, Richard; Hervey, Irene; McGowan, Oliver; Maga, Conrad; Michon, Patricia (Pat); Moore, Mary Tyler; Smith, Roger. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Concert in Hawaii #3-14. PROD. NO.: 25821. AIR DATE: 12-27-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 09-12-1961. LAST REVISION : 09-18-1961. V ERSION : final script. W RITERS : Baumer, Marie; Stevens, Willkie (story). WITH: Cassidy, Jack; Domergue, Faith; Macklin, David; Shea, Jack; Stevens, K.T. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Big Fever #3-17. PROD. NO.: 25823. AIR DATE: 0117-1962. SCRIPT DATES: 08-17-1961 / 08-22-1961. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1961 (final). VERSIONS: revised draft; final script. WRITER: Landau, Richard. WITH: Archer, John; Baxter, Alan; Drake, Tom; Hayes, Allison; Jamison, Mikki; King, Andrea. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; “Charles Hoffman Project” (draft); 2 copies. USED BY: Orr, William (file). ‘V’ is for Victim (Pastime in Good Company) #337. PROD. NO.: 25844. AIR DATE: 06-06-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1962. LAST REVISION: 02-27-1962. VERSION : final script. P RODUCER : Hoffman, Charles. WRITER: Roberts, Sonya. DIRECTOR: Goodwins, Leslie. WITH: Blaisdell, Makee; Bower, Antoinette; Bromley, Sheila; Elsom, Isobel; Kulp, Nancy; Lasell, John; Sansberry, Hope; Terry, Phillip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Day in the Sun (Her Day in the Sun) #4-1. PROD. NO.: 27619. AIR DATE: 10-02-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 0807-1962. LAST REVISION: 08-29-1962. VERSION: revised final script. PRODUCER: Hoffman, Charles. WRITER: Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Best, James; Donahue, Troy; MacRae, Elizabeth; Ponce, Poncie; Stevens, Connie; Stroud, Claude; Williams, Grant; Windsor, Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; added scenes and pickups to be shot Thursday, Aug. 30, 1962. Somewhere There’s Music #4-2. PROD. NO.: 27620. AIR DATE: 10-09-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-22-1962. LAST

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SERIES SION: 09-20-1962. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Hamner, Robert; Sanford, Philip (story). WITH:

Brand, Jolene; Genge, Paul; Gregg, Virginia; Levy, Weaver; Silo, Susan; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Go Steady with Danger #4-12. PROD. NO.: 27630. AIR DATE: 01-01-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 08-27-1962. LAST REVISION: 10-19-1962. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Roberts, Sonya. WITH: Dante, Michael; Holdridge, Cheryl; Nolan, Jeanette; Stine, Jan; Woodell, Patricia (Pat). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William (file). Kupikio Kid (Kakio Kid) #4-13. PROD. NO.: 27631. AIR DATE: 01-08-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1962. LAST REVISION: 11-09-1962. VERSION: final script, Bob Hamner version. WRITER: Hamner, Robert [?]. WITH: Cole, Tina; McCord, Evan (= Gallison, Joseph); Hervey, Irene; Loo, Anita; Petrie, George; Scott, Simon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Maybe Menehunes #4-14. PROD. NO.: 27632. AIR DATE: 01-15-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1962. LAST REVISION: 12-04-1962. VERSION: second revised final script. WRITER: Hamner, Robert [?]. WITH: Duggan, Andrew; Foster, Dianne; Ho, Don; Powers, Mala. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Pretty Pigeon (The Pretty Pigeon of Pohaku Point) #4-15. PROD. NO.: 27633. AIR DATE: 01-22-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1962. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1962. VERSION: second revised final script. WRITERS: Elmore, Gloria; Lee, Leonard (also story); Lee, Brevarde (also story). WITH: McBain, Diane; Watkins, Linda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Two Too Many (Double Trouble) #4-16. PROD . NO.: 27634. AIR DATE: 01-29-1963. SCRIPT DATES: 1109-1962 / 11-23-1962. LAST REVISION: 12-05-1962. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Fuller, Lester. WITH: Becker, Terry; Browne, Kathie; Ferrer, William; Leslie, William; Loo, Richard; Lu, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 3 copies. Boar Hunt #4-17. PROD. NO.: 27635. AIR DATE: 0205-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1962. LAST REVISION: 1204-1962. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Hamner, Robert. WITH: Archer, John; Cole, Tina; Dempsey, Mark; Gaye, Lisa; Marshall, Joan; Montgomery, George. Go for Baroque #4-18. PROD. NO.: 27636. AIR DATE: 02-12-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1962. LAST REVISION: 12-26-1962. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Roberts, Sonya; Hamner, Robert (also story). WITH: Cadiente, David; Cole, Tina; Johnson, Russell; Kai, Lani; Lontoc, Leon; Maxwell, Jenny; Moore, Joanna; Wedemeyer, Hans. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Orr, William. The Long Way Home #4-19. PROD. NO.: 27637. AIR DATE : 02-19-1963. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-26-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-07-1963. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Görög, László; Rogosin, Joel (also story). WITH: Bakalyan, Richard; Cooper, Jeanne; French, Victor; Seaforth, Susan. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. Two Million Too Much (A Taste of Money) #4-20. PROD. NO.: 27638. AIR DATE: 02-26-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1963. LAST REVISION: 01-11-1963. VERSION: final script. PRODUCER: Hoffman, Charles. WRITER: Ham-

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ner, Robert. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. W ITH: Bain, Barbara; Holliday, Fred; Miner, Marylu; Montgomery, Ray; Ott, Warrene; Sharpe, Karen; Williams, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Passport #4-24. PROD. NO.: 27642. AIR DATE: 0402-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1963. LAST REVISION: 0219-1963. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Tait, Don; Ahearn, Thomas (story); Grant, Morton (story). WITH: Allman, Sheldon; Mohr, Gerald; Stuart, Randy; Vincent, Fred; Washburn, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; final episode. USED BY: Orr, William T.

Hawkins HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 13, 1973 (pilot); Oct. 2, 1973, to Mar. 5, 1974; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (airing every three weeks, rotating with Shaft and movies); 90 minutes; 8 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Arena Productions in association with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. CREATED BY: Karp, David. EXEC. PROD.: Felton, Norman. PRODUCER: Karp, David. STARRING: Stewart, James. WITH: Martin, Strother. • Crime series about a country lawyer in West Virginia and his cousin, who conducts investigations for him. Die, Darling, Die (Flight of Angels) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 4102. AIR DATE: 10-23-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 07-301973. LAST REVISION : 08-15-1973. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Coon, Gene L. DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. WITH: Douglas, Diana; Elliott, Sam; Hamilton, Murray; Harris, Julie; Jones, Henry; Morgan, Judson; Newman, Melissa; Nutter, Mayf; Willingham, Noble; Wolfington, Iggie. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes.

Hazel HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: NBC; CBS. BROADCAST: NBC: Sept. 28, 1961, to Mar. 25, 1965; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 125 episodes. CBS: Sept. 13, 1965, to Apr. 11, 1966; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 29 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; NBC Television; Screen Gems Television. CREATED BY: Chantler, Peggy; Cowley, William. EXEC. PROD.: Ackerman, Harry. PRODUCERS: Cowley, William; Fonda, James; Kortner, Peter. D IRECTORS: Barton, Charles; Cooper, Hal; Russell, William D.; Swackhamer, E.W. STARRING: Booth, Shirley. WITH: Benjamin, Julia (season 5 only); Blake, Whitney; Borden, Lynn (season 5 only); Buntrock, Bobby; DeFore, Don; Foster, Donald (seasons 1-4 only); Fulmer, Ray (season 5 only); Jillian, Ann (season 5 only); Lewis, Cathy (seasons 1-4 only); Lieb, Robert P. (seasons 1-4 only); Powers, Mala (season 5 only); Prickett, Maudie; Smith, Howard; Varden, Norma (seasons 1-4 only). • Sitcom based on the comic strip created by Ted Key (published in the Saturday Evening Post), about a housekeeper who is in control of the household and life of a successful corporate lawyer and his family — in the fifth season moving to his younger brother’s home. Top Secret #2-15. PROD. NO.: 3604. AIR DATE: 0103-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1962. LAST REVISION: 1004-1962. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Crutcher, Robert Riley. DIRECTOR: Russell, William D. WITH: Blake, Whitney; Buntrock, Bobby; DeFore, Don;

He & She Edwards, Sam; Erwin, Judy; Gates, Larry; Nesbit, Stuart; Newton, John; Wallace, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. U SED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Eddie”).

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Herbie the Love Bug

Heart of the City see Big Town

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 17 to Apr. 14, 1982; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 5 episodes. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. CREATED BY: Buford, Gordon. EXEC. PROD.: Yates, William Robert. PRODUCER: Corcoran, Kevin. DIRECTORS: Bixby, Bill; Dubin, Charles S.; McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Core, Natalie; Emerson, Douglas; Harty, Patricia; Jones, Dean; Katt, Nicky; Lennon, Kipp; Linville, Larry; Paul, Richard; Utman, Bryan; Wells, Claudia. • Comedy series based on the Disney films about the adventures of Herbie, the Volkswagen Beetle. My House Is Your House #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3992. AIR DATE: 03-31-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Tait, Don. WITH: Bakalyan, Dick; Bryant, Lee; Core, Natalie; Howard, Andrea; Linville, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Herbie, the Best Man #1-4. PROD. NO.: 3993. AIR DATE: 04-07-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Alsberg, Arthur; Nelson, Don. WITH: Bryant, Lee; Core, Natalie; Howard, Andrea; Linville, Larry; Sawyer-Young, Kat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Calling Dr. Herbie #1-5. PROD . NO.: 3994. AIR DATE: 04-14-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1981. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Alsberg, Arthur; Nelson, Don. WITH: Berlinger, Warren; Bull, Richard; Elcar, Dana; Lindsey, George; Platt, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hec Ramsey

Here We Go Again

HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 8, 1972 (2-hour pilot); Oct. 29, 1972, to Apr. 7, 1974; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 90/120 minutes; 10 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Mark VII Ltd. Productions in association with Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Webb, Jack. PRODUCERS: Benton, Douglas; Bloom, Harold Jack. STARRING: Boone, Richard. WITH: Lenz, Richard; Morgan, Harry; Rucker, Dennis. • Segment of NBC Sunday Mystery Movie (see there). The series is set in New Prospect, Oklahoma, at the turn of the 20th century, and tells the story of a former gunslinger, now a deputy police officer, who uses modern scientific methods to solve cases. Hangman’s Wages #1-2. PROD . NO.: 36304. AIR D ATE : 10-29-1972. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-07-1972. LAST REVISION: 08-04-1972. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Wincelberg, Shimon; Simms, Jay. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Biberman, Abner; Edwards, Sam; Forrest, Steve; Lopez, Perry; Matheson, Murray; Montgomery, Lee; Roat, Richard; Stevens, Stella. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Alben”).

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 20 to Apr. 21, 1973; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: MPC/Bobka Productions. CREATED BY : Kaufman, Robert. EXEC. PROD.: Fries, Charles W. PRODUCERS:

He & She HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 6, 1967, to Mar. 13, 1968; Wednesdays, 9:30; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Talent Associates. CREATED BY: Stern, Leonard B. EXEC. PROD.: Stern, Leonard B. PRODUCERS: Melnick, Don; Rosen, Arnie; Sultan, Arne. DIRECTORS: Sandrich, Jay; Stern, Leonard. STARRING: Benjamin, Richard; Prestiss, Paula. WITH: Camp, Hamilton; Cassidy, Jack; Gould, Harold; Mars, Kenneth. • Sitcom about the lives of a New York cartoonist and his wife, a scatterbrained aide at a travel agency. Knock, Knock ... Who’s There? Fernando. Fernando Who? #1-24. PROD. NO.: 1727-0575. AIR DATE: 03-06-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-25-1968. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Hayward, Chris; Burns, Allan. WITH : Lamas, Fernando. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Lamas, Fernando.

Headline see Big Town

Heinz 57 Playhouse see Studio 57 Henry Fonda Presents: The Star and the Story see Star and Story

Daniels, Marc; Gallo, Lew; Kaufman, Robert; London, Jerry; Persky, Bill; Pritzker, Steve; Rafkin, Alan; Sandrich, Jay; Stuart, Mel; Schwimmer, Stan. WITH: Baker, Diane; Beaumont, Chris; Gautier, Dick; Graves, Leslie; Hagman, Larry; Richards, Kim; Talbot, Nita. • Sitcom — a newlywed couple and their respective children from previous marriages move into a house close to their former partners. The Tax Man Cometh #1-8. PROD. NO.: 45117. AIR DATE: 03-17-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1972. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCERS: Gallo, Lew; Pritzker, Steve. WRITERS: Kane, Arnold; Farr, Gordon. WITH: Berlinger, Warren; Langdon, Sue Ane; Schell, Ronnie. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Mr. Bismarck.”

Here’s Lucy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Milt Josefsberg Collection — 28 scripts (22 episodes, 1 unidentified; format and character guides); Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST : Sept. 23, 1968, to Mar. 18, 1974; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-3), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 4-6); 30 minutes; 144 episodes. PROD. CO.: Lucille Ball Productions; Paramount Television. CREATED BY: Josefs-

SERIES berg, Milt; Singer, Ray. EXEC. PROD.: Morton, Gary. PRODUCER: Morgan-Smith, Cleo. STARRING: Ball, Lucille. W ITH : Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Croft, Mary Jane; Gordon, Gale. • Sitcom — successor to The Lucy Show (see there). Lucy is a widow with two teenage children, who works as a secretary in her brother-inlaw’s employment agency. Lucy and Miss Shelley Winters #1-4. PROD. NO.: 60027-169. AIR DATE: 10-14-1968. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITERS: Singer, Ray; Josefsberg, Milt. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Robinson, Bartlett; Winters, Shelley. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Lucy and the Ex-Con #1-15. PROD. NO.: 60027-177. AIR DATE: 01-13-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-18-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: O’Brien, Bob. WITH: Anderson, Don; Benson, Irving; Blake, Larry J.; Cox, Wally; Gordon, Bruce; Howard, Vince. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy, the Shopping Expert #1-20. PROD . NO.: 60027-180. AIR DATE: 02-17-1969. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Schwartz, Al. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Lanteau, William; Sarracino, Ernest. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Lucy Helps Craig Get His Driver’s License #1-24. PROD. NO.: 60027-184. AIR DATE: 03-17-1969. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gilford, Jack; Gordon, Gale; Kellogg, Ray; Mell, Joseph; Styles, Herkie. ADDITIONAL INFO: story outline; some marks and notes. Lucy Goes to the Air Force Academy (Parts 1 & 2) #2-1/2. PROD . NO.: 34010-185/186. AIR DATES : 0922/29-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 04-16-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Thompson, Gene. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Garland, Beverly; Gordon, Gale; Marth, Frank; Roberts, Roy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. Lucy and Harry’s Tonsils #2-5. PROD. NO.: 34010189. AIR DATE: 10-20-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-19-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Claire, Adele; Collins, Jack; Gordon, Gale; Stewart, Paula; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy and the Andrews Sisters #2-6. PROD. NO.: 34010-192. AIR DATE: 10-27-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-231969. LAST REVISION: 05-26-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Andrews, Patty; Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; McLaren, John; Morton, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy’s Burglar Alarm #2-7. PROD. NO.: 34010-190. AIR DATE: 11-03-1969. SCRIPT DATES: 05-01-1969 / 0625-1969. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft; carbon copy. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Marks, Guy; Reid, Elliott. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; story outline; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Lucy at the Drive-In Movie #2-8. PROD . NO.: 34010-191. AIR DATE: 11-10-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 04-281969. VERSIONS: final draft; carbon copy. WRITERS:

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Here’s Lucy Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Blake, Larry J.; Gordon, Gale; Hughes, Rob; Joseph, Jackie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; story outline; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Lucy, the Cement Worker #2-10. PROD. NO.: 34010194. AIR DATE: 11-24-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 06-25-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Balzer, George; Perrin, Sam. DIRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Gould, Sid; Hickox, Harry; Tannen, William; Winchell, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy and Johnny Carson #2-11. PROD. NO.: 34010195. AIR DATE: 12-01-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 08-06-1969. VERSIONS: revised final draft; carbon copy. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. D IRECTOR: Marshall, George. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Ball, Dede; Carson, Johnny; Gordon, Gale; Gould, Sid; Hanaghan, Jim; Kane, Sid; McClay, Michael; McMahon, Ed; Nicoletti, Mike; Temple, Lawrence. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; marks and notes; 2 copies. Lucy and the Generation Gap #2-12. PROD. NO.: 34010-196. AIR DATE: 12-08-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-141969. VERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. DIRECTOR: Baker, Jack. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Dehner, Sheila; Evans, Lesley; Glynn, Tara; Gold, Cecil; Gordon, Gale; Ko, Maritz; Lee, Fran; McRae, Leslie; Webster, Joanie; Yung, Victor Sen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy, the Helpful Mother #2-15. PROD. NO.: 34010199. AIR DATE: 12-29-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1969. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Schwartz, Al. D IRECTOR: Kenwith, Herbert. W ITH : Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy and Wayne Newton #2-22. PROD. NO.: 34010201. AIR DATE: 02-16-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1970. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Dayton, Danny. WITH: Amato, Tommy; Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Newton, Jerry; Newton, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Lucy Takes Over #2-23. PROD. NO.: 34010-207. AIR DATE: 02-23-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1969. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Raynor, William; Wilder, Myles. DIRECTOR: Sandrich, Jay. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Talbot, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy Meets the Burtons #3-1. PROD. NO.: 34013218. AIR DATE: 09-14-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 04-23-1970. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis, Madelyn (Pugh). D IRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. W ITH : Adams, Joyce; Archerd, Army; Bacon, James (Jim); Beck, Marilyn; Burton, Richard; Crosby, Joan; Gordon, Gale; Haber, Joyce; Kleiner, Dick; Moss, Morton; Norton, Cliff; Rose, Robert; Scott, Vernon; Smith, Cecil; Taylor, Elizabeth; Williams, Brook. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes. USED BY: Alan RG. Lucy, the Diamond Cutter (Lucy and the Diamond Cutter) #3-10. PROD. NO.: 34013-214. AIR DATE: 1116-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 04-02-1970. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Schwartz, Al. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herbert. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Cox, Wally; Gordon, Gale; McDevitt,

Hey Landlord Ruth; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy and Jack Benny’s Biography #3-11. P ROD . NO.: 34013-215. AIR DATE: 11-23-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1970. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herbert. WITH: Barbera, Michael; Benny, Jack; Burns, George; Gordon, Gale; Lake, Florence; Quinn, Louis; Wrigley, Ben. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; notes. USED BY: ARG. Lucy and Rudy Vallee #3-12. AIR DATE: 11-30-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 07-27-1970. LAST REVISION: 09-01-1970. V ERSION: revised final draft. W RITERS: Ketchum, David; Shelly, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Ruskin, Coby. WITH: Allen, Sue; Arnaz, Lucie; Barra, Vanda; Bledsoe, George; Faye, Herbie; Gordon, Gale; Kenny, Thomas D.; McLean, Mack; Vallee, Rudy; Vandervort, Phil; Wright, Marnelle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Arnaz, Lucie; Vallee, Rudy. Lucy Looses Her Cool #3-13. PROD. NO.: 34013-210. AIR DATE: 12-07-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 03-09-1970. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herbert. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Barra, Vanda; Erdman, Richard; Garrett, Scotty; Gordon, Gale; Linkletter, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. Lucy and Ma Parker #3-15. PROD. NO.: 34013-216. AIR DATE: 12-21-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1970. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Rhine, Larry; Derman, Lou. DIRECTOR: Kenwith, Herbert. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Cook, Carole; Curtis, Billy; Gordon, Gale; Harvey, Orwin; Hickox, Harry; Larence, Marc; Maren, Jerry; Morgan, Boyd (“Red”); Repp, Stafford. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some notes. USED BY: Alan RG. Lucy Goes Hawaiian (Part 1) #3-23. PROD. NO.: 34013-220. AIR DATE: 02-15-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 03-301970. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray; Schwartz, Al. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Alda, Robert; Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Byron, Jean; Gordon, Gale; Kelly, Maurice; Mann, Anita; Vance, Vivian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy Goes Hawaiian (Part 2) #3-24. PROD. NO.: 34013-221. AIR DATE: 02-22-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 04-011970. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray; Schwartz, Al. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Alda, Robert; Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Ukulele, Johnny; Vance, Vivian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy and Flip Go Legit (Lucy and Flip Do “Gone with the Wind”) #4-1. PROD. NO.: 32709. AIR DATE: 09-13-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 04-21-1971. VERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis, Madelyn (Pugh). DIRECTOR: Ruskin, Coby. WITH: Arnaz, Lucie; Gordon, Gale; Hamilton, Kim; Wilson, Flip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes. Lucy’s Bonus Bounces (The Fifty Dollar Mistake) #4-16. PROD. NO.: 32714. AIR DATE: 12-27-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1971. VERSION: first draft, cut version. WRITER: Ragaway, Martin A. DIRECTOR: Ruskin, Coby. WITH: Baer, Parley; Barra, Vanda; Picerni, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Lucy and the Mob [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 0127-1970. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Marlowe, Jack; Rubine, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hey Landlord! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 11, 1966, to Apr. 23, 1967; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 31 episodes. PROD . CO.: Mirisch-Rich Television Productions; United Artists Television. EXEC. PROD.: Marshall, Garry. PRODUCERS: Belson, Jerry; Johnson, Bruce; Leonard, Sheldon; Rich, Lee. DIRECTORS: Rich, John; Paris, Jerry. STARRING: Hutchins, Will; Baron, Sandy. WITH: Constantine, Michael; Field, Sally; Guilbert, Ann Morgan; Mayama, Miko; Rodgers, Pamela. • Sitcom about two young bachelors who own an apartment building. The Daring Duo vs. the Incredible Captain Kill #1-4. AIR DATE: 10-02-1966. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 06-15-1966. WRITERS: Idelson, Bill; Bobrick, Sam. WITH : Ketchum, David (Dave); Reed, Paul; Stahl, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hey Mulligan (The Mickey Rooney Show). HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Aug. 28, 1954, to May 7, 1955; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: Mickey Rooney Enterprises; Volcano Pictures. CREATED BY: Edwards, Blake; Quine, Richard. EXEC . PROD .: Rooney, Mickey. P RODUCERS: Angus, Robert; Duke, Maurice; Santley, Joseph. DIRECTORS: Martinson, Leslie H.; Quine, Richard. STARRING: Rooney, Mickey. WITH: Balenda, Carla; Carleton, Claire; Forman, Joey; Hubbard, John; Mowbray, Alan; Toomey, Regis. • Sitcom about a would-be actor who works as a page at a TV studio. The Bronc Buster #1-9. PROD. NO.: 5100-12. AIR DATE: 10-23-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 1954. WRITERS: Freedman, Benedict; Murray, John Fenton. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Les. WITH: Balenda, Carla; Boyle, Ray; Carleton, Claire; Carr, Tom; Forman, Joey; Mitchell, Frank; Toomey, Regis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; call sheet (8-10-1954), crew call.

The High Chaparral HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts (8 episodes; 1968). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 10, 1967, to Mar. 12, 1971; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 2-4); 60 minutes; 98 episodes. PROD. CO.: Xanadu Productions in association with NBC Productions. C REATED BY: Dortort, David. EXEC. PROD.: Dortort, David. PRODUCERS: Claxton, William F.; Houghton, Buck; Schmerer, James. DIRECTORS: Benedict, Richard; Benson, Leon; Clark, James B.; Claxton, William F.; Daugherty, Herschel; Friend, Robert L.; Harris, Harry; Rawlins, Phil; Richardson, Don; Robbie, Seymour; Vogel, Virgil; Wiard, William; Witney, William. STARRING: Cristal, Linda; Darrow, Henry; Erickson, Leif; Mitchell, Cameron;

SERIES Slade, Mark. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Collier, Don; Contreras, Robert; Gomez, Marie; Hoy, Bob; Markland, Ted; Ramos, Rudy; Roland, Gilbert; Silvera, Frank; Summers, Jerry. • Western series about the lives of two families in the Arizona Territory. The Stallion #2-1. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 35502-5; HC39. AIR DATE: 09-20-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1968. LAST REVISION: 05-29-1968. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Pettus, Ken. D IRECTOR: Witney, William. WITH: Clerk, Clive; Keep, Michael. Ten Little Indians #2-2. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 3550207; HC-48. AIR DATE: 09-27-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 0605-1968. WRITER: Douglas, Warren. W ITH : Acosta, Rodolfo; Collier, Don; Contreras, Roberto; Hernandez, John (“Vatos”); Hoy, Robert F.; Isfas, Armando; Johnson, Adelaine; Markland, Ted. Follow Your Heart #2-3. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 3550211; HC-58. AIR DATE: 10-04-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 07-081968. LAST REVISION: 07-25-1968. VERSION: first draft. P RODUCER : Claxton, William F. W RITER: McGarr, Gene. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Begley, Ed; Burson, Polly; Cardona (Charles), Annette; Collier, Don; Colon, Miriam; Contreras, Roberto; Gould, Graydon; Hoy, Robert F.; Jenson, Roy; Markland, Ted; Pomerantz, Jeff; Sofaer, Abraham. USED BY: Petina, Dee. The Promised Land (Aztec Gold) #2-6. P ROD ./ SCRIPT NO.: 35502-01; HC-43. AIR DATE: 10-25-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 04-18-1968. LAST REVISION: 04-29-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pettus, Ken. WITH: Acosta, Rodolfo; Collier, Don; Contreras, Roberto; Hoy, Robert F.; Markland, Ted; Maross, Joe; Martínez, Joaquin; Montoya, Alex; Moreno, Jorge; Sanchez, Ref; Vacío, Natividad. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. USED BY: Marge; Petina, Dee. For What We Are About to Receive #2-11. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 35502-2; HC-42. AIR DATE: 11-291968. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-01-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fessier, Michael. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Cary, Christopher; Collier, Don; Contreras, Roberto; Gomez, Marie; Hoy, Robert F.; Jarvis, Francesca; Markland, Ted; Norman, Hal Jon ( John); Romero, Ned; Rutherford, Gene; Sadler, Barry; Starr, Don. The Glory Soldiers #2-18. PROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 35502-19; HC-64. AIR DATE: 01-31-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 09-26-1968. LAST REVISION : 10-02-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Douglas, Warren. WITH: Allen, Elizabeth; Caruso, Anthony; Collier, Don; Garralaga, Martin; McClory, Sean; Monteil, Beatriz; Moreno, Jorge; Quade, John; Ramirez, Frank; Stevens, Lenore; Vaughn, Heidi. USED BY: Petina, D. No Bugles, No Drums (No Bugles, No Women) #224. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 35502-26. AIR DATE: 03-141969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1968. WRITER: Black, Walter; Black, John D.F. (story). WITH: Collier, Don; Contreras, Roberto; Ferdin, Pamelyn; Gatlin, Jerry; Hoy, Robert F.; Leslie, Bethel; Markland, Ted; Sylvester, William; Walcott, George. USED BY: Petina, D. The Lion Sleeps #2-25. PROD. NO.: 35502-23. AIR DATE : 03-28-1969. S CRIPT DATE : 10-31-1968. PRO DUCER : Claxton, William F. W RITER : Kelly, Tim. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Alaniz, Rico; Arnaz, Peter; Benet, Brenda; de Córdova, Luis; Garralaga, Martin; Hoy, Robert F.; Monte, Albert; Russek,

Highway Patrol

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Jorge; Summers, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Petina, D.

Highway Patrol HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (1956-58). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 195559; 30 minutes; 156 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Clark, Vernon E.; Herzberg, Jack; Ziv, Frederick W. STARRING: Crawford, Broderick. WITH: Boyett, William; Williams, Guy. NARRATOR: Gilmore, Art. • Action-packed crime series about the work of the Highway Patrol in the Western United States. Nitro. PROD. NO.: 65B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-04-1956. W RITER: Weiss, Arthur. D IRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Frost, Terry; Heffley, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Epstein. Convict’s Wife. PROD. NO.: 67B. SCRIPT DATE: 0107-1957. WRITER: Mitchell, Bob. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Epstein. The Sniper. PROD. NO.: 79B. SCRIPT DATE: 06-121957. LAST REVISION : 06-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Mitchell, Bob. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Property. Temptation #3-3. PROD. NO.: 80B. AIR DATE: 1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1957. LAST REVISION: 06-27-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry (Hank) S. WITH: Ahlstrand, Linné; Halsey, Brett; Kopcha, Michael; Maxwell, Charles; Parrish, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. Safecracker. PROD. NO.: 81B. AIR DATE: 1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1957. LAST REVISION: 07-03-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Driskill, William. DIRECTOR : Davis, Eddie. W ITH : Bennett, Julie; Boyett, William; Cobb, Edmund; Gilmore, Art; King, Brett; Skarstedt, Vance; Torey, Hal. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; two handwritten pages; some notes. U SED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Hostage Family Copter. PROD. NO.: 82B. AIR DATE: 1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1957. WRITER: Vollaerts, Rik. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Davidson, Nikki; Duncan, Craig; Gilbreath, Bob; Heffley, Wayne; Russell, Bing ; Stone, Suzan. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Efficiency Secretary. PROD. NO.: 85B. AIR DATE: 1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1957. LAST REVISION: 07-221957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Skarstedt, Vance. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Boyett, William; Fox, Michael; Frommer, Ben; Houston, Paula; Skarstedt, Vance; Vincent, Elmore; Wilde, Thomas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Dead Hunter. PROD. NO.: 86B. SCRIPT DATE: 06-201957. LAST REVISION : 08-07-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Huston, Lou. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Property. Mother’s March. PROD. NO.: 90B. SCRIPT DATE: 07-

Highway to the Stars 30-1957. LAST REVISION: 08-15-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Tear Gas Copter. PROD. NO.: 102B. AIR DATE: 1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Driskill, William. DIRECTOR: Askins, Monroe P. WITH: Wood, Laraine Dell; Gilbreath, Bob; Green, Lawrence; Hennessy, Mary; Miller, Frank; Powers, Bob; Spencer, Ann; Warren, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Hit and Run. PROD. NO.: 104B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-071957. LAST REVISION : 12-04-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Heffley, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Policewoman. PROD. NO.: 105B. SCRIPT DATE: 1107-1957. WRITER: Adam, Richard. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Foster, Ron; Frost, Terry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Phony Cop. PROD. NO.: 111B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-271957. LAST REVISION : 02-06-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Askins, Monroe. W ITH : Miller, Frank; Skarstedt, Vance. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY : McKenzie, Harold. The Judge. PROD. NO.: 114B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-311957. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Foster, Ron; Heffley, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. The Trap #4-14. PROD. NO.: 121B. SCRIPT DATE: 0915-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-15-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Adam, Richard. DIRECTOR: Conrad, William. WITH: Boyett, William; Dennis, John; Foster, Ron; Jury, Richard; Stinnette, Dorothy; Victor, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; stamped “Received Sep 16 1958 Ziv TV Chuck Fries.” USED BY: Fries, Chuck.

Highway to the Stars HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: DuMont Television — WABD New York. BROADCAST: Aug. 12, 1947, to ?; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Caples Company in conjunction with DuMont Television WABD. PRODUCER: Lewis, David P. WRITER: Wald, Bob. DIRECTOR: Lewis, David P. STARRING: Jones, Patricia; Moser, Barbara. WITH: Becker, John; Fay, Pat; George, Earl; Osgood, Charline; Stevens, Warren; Studer, Hal; Tennyson, Scott; Thorne, Susan. • Early TV soap opera (“... second stab at adapting this radio form to the tele medium” Variety) about the trials of a small-town girl who wants a big time singing career in New York — a story told in flashbacks on the evening of her debut. 1. AIR DATE: 08-12-1947. WITH: Becker, John; Fay, Pat; George, Earl; Jones, Patricia; Osgood, Charline; Stevens, Warren; Studer, Hal; Thorne, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; some notes.

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Hill Street Blues HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (1981-83, 1985). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 15, 1981, to May 12, 1987; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 146 episodes. PROD. CO.: MTM Productions / MTM Enterprises. EXEC. PROD.: Bochco, Steven; Hoblit, Gregory; Kozoll, Michael. PRODUCERS: Anspaugh, David; Brazil, Scott; Hoblit, Gregory; Lewis, Jeffrey; Milch, David. WITH: Black, Gerry; Blacque, Taurean; Blake, Ellen; Bosson, Barbara; Clohessy, Robert; Conrad, Michael; Cypher, Jon; Enríquez, René; Franz, Dennis; Gallagher, Megan; Haid, Charles; Hamel, Veronica; Hirschfeld, Robert; Jurasik, Peter; Kuzyk, Mimi; Lucchesi, Vincent; Marinaro, Ed; Martin, Kiel; Miller, Gary; Olin, Ken; Prosky, Robert; Sikking, James B.; Spano, Joe; Sutton, Lisa; Tambor, Jeffrey; Thomas, Betty; Travanti, Daniel J.; Warren, Michael; Weitz, Bruce; Wyner, George. • Crime series set in a decaying area of an unnamed Midwestern city, the first one with continuous storylines. Hill Street Station #1-1. PROD. NO.: 3021; MTM #25. AIR DATE: 01-15-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1980. LAST REVISION: 03-05-1980. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Kozoll, Michael; Bochco, Steven. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert. WITH: Blacque, Taurean; Bosson, Barbara; Cervantes, Don; Conrad, Michael; Chumbuka, Heshimu; Dasteel, Jonathan; Doyle, Chris; Enríquez, René; Gómez, Panchito; Grubbs, Gary; Haid, Charles; Hamel, Veronica; Joseph, Ronald G.; Martin, Kiel; Leschin, Luisa; Michael; Paul; Savage, Nick; Sikking, James B.; Silva, Trinidad; Spano, Joe; Thomas, Betty; Travanti, Daniel J.; Van Orman, Gary; Warren, Michael; Weitz, Bruce; Wright, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Stan the Man #3-6. PROD. NO.: 2405. AIR DATE: 1104-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1982. WRITER: Milch, David. DIRECTOR: Carter, Thomas. WITH: Baldwin, Judith (Judy); Behrens, Bernard; Brocco, Peter; Darnell, Robert; Davi, Robert; Edgcomb, James; Fairman, Michael; Giambalvo, Louis; Hanmer, Don; Hobbs, Peter; Jurasik, Peter; Larkin, Bob; Lloyd, Kathleen; McVeagh, Eve; Merin, Eda Reiss; Rodriguez, Marco; Sanders, Henry G.; Shultz, Tony; Taylor, Meshach; Williams, Frances E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Moon Over Uranus #3-14. PROD. NO.: 2404. AIR DATE : 01-27-1983. S CRIPT DATE : 12-02-1982. LAST REVISION: 12-09-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Yerkovich, Anthony; Wagner, Michael; Milch, David; Lewis, Jeffrey (also story); Gunn, Joseph (story); Bochco, Steven (story). DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I., Jr. WITH: Bertrelle, Sandra J.; Blacque, Taurean; Bosson, Barbara; Carlson, Karen; Collins, Patrick; Conrad, Michael; Enríquez, René; Forsythe, Bill; Gibbs, Norman Alexander; Haid, Charles; Hamel, Veronica; Hooks, Ed; Johnson, Alexandra; Kirby, Bruce; Marinaro, Ed; Martin, Kiel; Owens, Edwin; Sikking, James B.; Spano, Joe; Starrett, Jack; Thomas,

SERIES Betty; Travanti, Daniel J.; Warren, Michael; Weitz, Bruce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Spotlight on Rico #3-20. P ROD . NO.: 2422. AIR DATE: 04-28-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1983. VERSION: draft. WRITERS: Wagner, Michael; Lewis, Jeffrey (also story); Milch, David; Hall, Karen; Bochco, Steven (story); Yerkovich, Anthony (story). DIRECTOR: Wallace, Rick. WITH: Banks, Jonathan; Blacque, Taurean; Bosson, Barbara; Bronder, William; Burkley, Dennis; Conrad, Michael; Enríquez, René; Finneran, Mike; Franz, Dennis; Haid, Charles; Hamel, Veronica; Innes, George; Marinaro, Ed; Lerner, Michael; Lloyd, Kathleen; Martin, Kiel; Sikking, James B.; Spano, Joe; Stone, Leonard; Thomas, Betty; Travanti, Daniel J.; Warren, Michael; Weitz, Bruce; Yue, Marion Kodama. El Capitan #5-18. PROD. NO.: 4418. AIR DATE: 0221-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1985. WRITERS: Lewis, Jeffrey (also story); Milch, David (also story); Director, Roger; Katz, Elia; Bochco, Steven (story). DIRECTOR: Brown, Georg Stanford. WITH: Banks, Ernie; Blacque, Taurean; Bosson, Barbara; Callan, Cecile; Cyphers, Charles; Doran, Jesse; Enríquez, René; Giatti, Ian; Hirschfeld, Robert; Kahan, Stephen; Kuzyk, Mimi; MacRae, Michael; Marinaro, Ed; Martin, Kiel; O’Neal, Ron; Olin, Ken; Prosky, Robert; Sanders, Henry G.; Scannell, Kevin; Sikking, James B.; Sloan, Judy; Smith, Lane; Spano, Joe; Thomas, Betty; Travanti, Daniel J.; Warren, Michael; Weitz, Bruce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hiram Holliday (The Adventures of Hiram Holliday). HOLDINGS: Philip Rapp Collection — 23 scripts (16 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1956, to Feb. 27, 1957; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 20 episodes (some additional episodes were aired locally). PROD. CO.: California National Productions. PRODUCER: Rapp, Philip. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. DIRECTOR: Rapp, Philip. STARRING: Cox, Wally; Pryor, Ainslie. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Hall, Thurston; Milan, Lita. • Sitcom based on the short stories by Paul Gallico (published in book form under the title The Adventures of Hiram Holliday, in 1939), about a mildmannered newspaper proofreader who corrects an error in an article, thereby preventing a lawsuit against the paper, and is rewarded with a trip around the world. The Adventure of the Attaché Case #1-1. AIR DATE: 10-03-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1956. VERSIONS: estimating script, (revised) first draft; revised shooting script. WITH: Hall, Thurston; Marsac, Maurice; Milan, Lita. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; 7 copies; one copy inscribed to Phil Rapp by Audrey. The Adventure of the Lapidary Wheel #1-2. SCRIPT NO.: 102. AIR DATE: 10-10-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 07-091956. LAST REVISION : 07-16-1956. VERSION: revised script. WITH: Abbott, John; Alderson, John; Colicos, John; Light, Pamela. USED BY: Rapp, Phil. The Adventure of the Sea Cucumber #1-5. SCRIPT NO.: 106. AIR DATE: 10-31-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 08-101956. L AST REVISION : 08-14-1956. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Rapp, Phil; Kohn, John; Drew, Bernard. WITH : Cavens, Fred; Dana, Mark; Hall, Thurston; Sonneveld, Wim; Vye, Murvyn.

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Hold That Camera The Adventure of the Monaco Hermit Crab #1-7. SCRIPT NO.: 109. AIR DATE: 11-14-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1956. VERSION: revised script. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Banner, John; Ralph, Eva. USED BY: Rapp, Phil. The Adventure of the Swiss Titmouse #1-9. SCRIPT NO.: 108. AIR DATE: 11-28-1956. WITH: Korper, Rene; Rensing, Violet. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. The Adventure of the Dancing Mouse (The Adventure of the Priceless Postcard) #1-11. AIR DATE: 1212-1956. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. WITH: Askin, Leon; Eustrel, Anthony; George, Anthony; Hall, Thurston; Johnson, Thor; Justine, William; Moore, Ida; Shapira, Zira; Til, Roger. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. The Adventure of the Unkissed Bride #1-16. SCRIPT NO.: 116. AIR DATE: 01-16-1957. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Boone, Robert (Bob); Lindt, Carl (Karl Ludwig); Ledebur, Fredrich (Friedrich von). The Adventure of Hiram’s Holiday #1-19. SCRIPT NO.: 121. AIR DATE: 02-20-1957. WITH: Davis, Lisa; O’Malley, John; Patrick, Lee; Wright, Ben. USED BY: Rapp, Phil. The Adventure of the Surplus General #1-23. SCRIPT NO.: 123. AIR DATE: 12-11-1959 (locally over WPIX, New York). ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The Adventure of the Diamond Eater #1-24. SCRIPT NO.: 124. AIR DATE: 12-18-1959 (locally over WPIX, New York). W ITH : Adams, Stanley; Milan, Lita; O’Malley, John; Wright, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The Adventure of the Amontillado [unaired]. SCRIPT NO.: 125. The Adventure of the the Invisible Man [unaired]. SCRIPT NO.: 126. The Adventure of the Rustled Rocket [unaired]. SCRIPT NO.: 127. The Adventure of the Treasure Trove [unaired]. SCRIPT NO.: 128. VERSION: carbon copy. The Adventure of Pandora’s Box [unaired]. SCRIPT NO.: 129. VERSION: carbon copy. The Adventure of the Paleozoic Egg [unaired]. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITER: Mullally, Donn. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes.

Hold That Camera HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: DuMont Television Network. BROADCAST: Aug. 25 to Dec. 15, 1950; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (from Sept. 15); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: West Hooker Productions Corp. in association with Emil Mogul. PRODUCER: Kneeland, Ted. WRITERS: Kneeland, Ted; Mahler, Myron (script supervisor). DIRECTOR : Nelson, Raymond E. H OSTS : Blaine, Jimmy (Aug.–Sept., 1950); MacDonnell, Kyle. • Game show. “We call you at home; you talk over your telephone and watch your television screen; you choose your own partner out of our studio audience by directing our camera. You direct that partner in games by telling him how to move and what to do. You compete against another team of a home contestant and studio partner. The team that wins, keeps on winning just as long as they can.” AIR DATE: 09-03-1950. WITH: Pruett, James; Ving

Holiday Lodge Merlin, His Orchestra and His Pastels; Wirth, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: full credits; notes. AIR D ATE : 09-10-1950. WITH : Ving Merlin, His Orchestra and His Pastels; Wirth, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: full credits; two separate sheets with game solutions, notes. USED BY: Roberts, Marty. AIR DATE: 09-15-1950. WITH: Alvord, Mrs.; Ciliberto, Mr.; Ving Merlin, His Orchestra and His Pastels; Wirth, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

Holiday Lodge HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 25 to Sept. 17, 1961; Sundays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: J & M Productions in association with Revue Studios. PRODUCER: Barker, Cecil. STARRING: Shuster, Frank; Wayne, Johnny. W ITH : Arthur, Maureen; Smith, Charles; Watson, Justice. • Sitcom with Canadian comics as recreation directors at the Holiday Lodge, located somewhere in New York’s Castskills. The series was a summer replacement for the Jack Benny Program. The Prince and the Paupers [unaired?]. PROD. NO.: 15201. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-151961. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Goodman, Hal; Klein, Larry. D IRECTOR: Berns, Seymour. WITH : Barzell, Wolfe; Lester, Len; Seymour, Dan; Williams, Vince. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hollywood Playhouse see Schlitz Playhouse of Stars Homicide Squad see Mark Saber The Honeymooners see The Jackie Gleason Show Hopalong Casidy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1952-54; 30 minutes; 52 episodes. PROD. CO.: B.B. Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Boyd, William. CREATED BY: Mulford, Clarence E. (26 books published 1912-1956). P RODUCER : Auguist, Toby. STARRING: Boyd, William. W ITH : Buchanan, Edgar. • Children’s western series based on the movie series of the same title (66 films, 1935-48). William Boyd bought the TV rights and edited the feature films into 30- and 60-minute episodes that were aired on NBC from 1949 to 1951. Following the success of this series he produced 40 made-for-TV episodes and 12 more edited feature films for a 52-episode syndicated series, broadcast in two seasons. Grubstake #2-18. PROD. NO.: 105. AIR DATE: 02-051954. WRITER: Lamb, Ande (based on characters created by Clarence E. Mulford). DIRECTOR: Abrahams, Derwin. WITH: Carey, Timothy; Dark, Christopher; Fox, Michael; George, Gladys; Helton, Percy; Paquin, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Hot Pursuit HOLDINGS : Joe Harnell Collection — 9 scripts (7 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22 to Dec. 28, 1984, Jul. 16 to Aug. 2, 1985; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (through Nov. 1984); Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (from Dec. 1984); 60 minutes; 12 episodes. PROD. CO.: Kenneth Johnson Productions in association with NBC Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Johnson, Kenneth. PRODUCER: Seidel, Arthur. STARRING: Keane, Kerrie; Pierpoint, Eric. WITH: David, Keith; Merrill, Dina; Preston, Mike. • Adventure series about a married couple trying to escape a killer, while at the same time proving the wife’s innocence in the killing. Home Is the Heart (Part 1) #1-4. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6005; HP-5. AIR DATE: 10-20-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 0725-1984. LAST REVISION: 08-07-1984. VERSION: shooting draft. WRITER: Buck, Craig. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Mike. WITH: Brochtrup, Bill; Hall, Deidre; Merrill, Dina; Preston, Mike; Swan, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Home Is the Heart (Part 2) #1-5. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6006; HP-6. AIR DATE: 10-27-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 0807-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Buck, Craig. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Mike. WITH: Brochtrup, Bill; Hall, Deidre; Merrill, Dina; Preston, Mike; Swan, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Gillian #1-6. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6002; HP-2. AIR DATE: 11-03-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1984. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Goldman, Peggy. DIRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Portrait of a Lady Killer #1-7. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6007; HP-9. AIR DATE: 12-08-1984. SCRIPT DATES: 0829-1984 / 09-05-1984. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Goldman, Peggy. D IRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Dunlap, Pamela; Kelly, Paula; Weaver, Fritz. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Identity Crisis #1-9. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6010; HP-9. AIR DATE: 12-28-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-05-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Longstreet, Renee; Longstreet, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Dead Game #1-10. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6001; HP-4. AIR DATE: 07-16-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Longstreet, Renee; Longstreet, Harry. D IRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Okay Chorale #1-12. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 6008; HP-8. AIR DATE: 08-02-1985. SCRIPT DATES: 09-081984 / 09-11-1984. WRITER: Buck, Craig. DIRECTOR: Singer, Alexander. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note: final episode; 2 copies.

Hotel HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 21, 1982 (pilot); Sept. 28, 1983, to May 5, 1988; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes; 114 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions, Warner-Hollywood Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Cramer, Douglas S.; Spelling, Aaron. P RODUCERS: Colman, Henry; Fischer, Geoffrey; Fritzhand, James; Hammer, Dennis; La Mond, Bill; La Mond, Jo; Laskos, Andrew; Poole, Duane; Swale, Tom; Wallenstein, Joseph B. STARRING: Brolin, James; Sellecca, Connie.

SERIES WITH: Baxter, Anne; Belafonte, Shari; Bohay, Heidi; Cook, Nathan; Farrell, Shea; Landsburg, Valerie; Miller, Ty; Phillips, Harry George; Phillips, Michelle; Spound, Michael; Walters, Susan; Yama, Michael; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. • Stories of the luxurious St. Gregory Hotel in San Francisco, based on Arthur Hailey’s novel of the same title. Love and Honor #2-11. PROD. NO.: 038. AIR DATE: 01-16-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Laskos, Andrew (also story); Kott, Gary (story). DIRECTOR: Brinckerhoff, Burt. WITH: Akins, Claude; Bowman, Pamela; Davison, Bruce; Goodrich, Deborah; Ingham, Barry; James, Steve; Kanaly, Steve; MacKechnie, Donald; Roque, Tony; Sterling, Philip; White, Deborah; York, John J.; Young, William Allen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Hotel de Paree HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1959, to Jun. 3, 1960; Fridays, 8:30 P. M.; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. EXEC. PROD.: Self, William. PRODUCERS: Claman, Julian; Rolfe, Sam; Rubin, Stanley. DIRECTORS: Aldrich, Robert; McLaglen, Andrew V.; Rich, John. WITH: Holliman, Earl; Martin, Strother; Meredith, Judi; Nolan, Jeanette. • Western series about a man who, after 17 years in prison, becomes a partner in a hotel in Georgetown, Colorado. The Man Who Believed in Law #1-9. AIR DATE: 1127-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1959. VERSION: revised first draft. PRODUCER: Rubin, Stanley. WRITER: Cockrell, Francis. WITH: Bryant, William; Donovan, King; Frost, Alice; McGraw, Charles; Sanders, Hugh; Steele, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Sundance and the Blood Money #1-12. PROD. NO.: 177-15. AIR DATE: 01-01-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-20-1959. TAPE DATE: 11-24-1959. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Rolfe, Sam. WRITER: Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: McLaglen, Andrew. WITH: Alman, Sheldon; Becker, Kenneth; Conway, Russ; Curry, Mason; Richard, Darryl. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Curry, Mason (part of “first townsman”).

Hour Glass HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: WNBT-NBC (New York). BROADCAST: May 1946, to Mar. 1947; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: Standard Brands Television in association with Thompson’s Motion Picture Department. PRODUCER: Reilly, Howard. DIRECTOR: Sobol, Ed. HOSTS: Parrish, Helen (1946); Mayehoff, Eddie. • First variety show produced for television — the program included songs, short dramatic or comedic sketches, short plays, filmed segments and 10-minute dramas. The show for the first time used lip-syncing singers to circumvent the ban of live musicians by the AFM. The program included the first television appearance of Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. The Finger of God. AIR DATE: 08-01-1946. WRITER: Wilde, Percival (play). WITH: Clark, Philip; Hayworth, Vinton; Shipp, Mary.

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How to Marry a Millionaire Western Night. AIR DATE: 08-15-1946. WRITERS: Finch, Robert (play); Smith, Betty (play). ADDITIONAL INFO: set description.

House Party see Art Linkletter’s House Party How the West Was Won HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 19, 1976 (TV movie The Macahans); Feb. 6, 1977 (start of 6-hour miniseries); Feb. 12 to May 21, 1978; Jan. 15 to Apr. 23, 1979 (series); Sundays, 8:00 P.M.; 120 minutes; 25 episodes. PROD. CO.: MGM Television. EXEC. PROD.: Mantley, John. PRODUCERS: Byrnes, Jim; Stephens, John G. NARRATOR: Conrad, William. WITH: Arness, James; Boxleitner, Bruce; Cullen, William Kirby; Flanagan, Fionnula; Holcomb, Kathryn; Schreck, Vicki. • Western TV movie, mini series and series loosely based on the 1962 movie of the same title, telling the story of several generations of a pioneer family (see also under Specials). The Forgotten (A Zeb Story) #2-8. PROD. NO.: 4715. AIR DATE: 03-19-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1975. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCER: Byrnes, Jim. WRITER: Wallace, Earl W. WITH: Baer, Parley; Brodie, Steve; Dillman, Bradford; Farrell, Brian; Gold, Missy; Marshall, Ken; Prange, Laurie; Warner, David; Wilkin, Brad.

How to Marry a Millionaire HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —10 scripts (7 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 195759; Mondays; 30 minutes; 52 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation. EXEC. PROD.: Asher, Irving; Perrin, Nat. PRODUCER: Perrin, Nat. DIRECTORS: Dare, Daniel; Hopper, Jerry; Tewksbury, Peter; Vail, Lester; Wiesen, Bernard. STARRING: Anders, Merry; Eden, Barbara; Gaye, Lisa; Nelson, Lori. WITH: Cross, James (Jimmy); Greer, Dabbs; Kearns, Joseph. • Sitcom about three young women who share an apartment in New York, and the hunt for wealthy husbands, based on a play by Dale Eunson and Katherine Albert, and on the 1953 movie of the same title. The Three Pretenders #1-3. STORY NO.: 5-11. AIR DATE: 10-21-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1957. VERSION: first draft continuity. WRITERS: Drew, Bernard; Kohn, John. DIRECTOR: Dare, Daniel (Danny). W ITH : Amsterdam, Morey; Arven, Jan; Grye, Gil; Hugo, Mauritz; Hurlbut, Gladys; Ray, Joey. Alias the Secretary #1-9. STORY NO.: 5-10. AIR DATE: 12-02-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1957. VERSION: first draft continuity. WRITERS: Rose, Si; Jacobs, Seaman. D IRECTOR: Dare, Daniel (Danny). W ITH : Cross, Jimmy; Dunne, Steve; Fong, Harold; Nelson, Lori; Rockwell, Robert. The Society Mother #1-11 STORY NO.: 5-12. A IR DATE : 12-16-1957. SCRIPT DATE : 10-24-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1957. VERSION: (revised) first draft continuity. WRITERS: Schneider, Margaret; Schneider, Paul. DIRECTOR: Dare, Daniel (Danny). WITH: Audley, Eleanor; Card, Kathryn; Cooper, Charles; Hole, Jonathan; Kerr, Larry; Perrott, Ruth; Stuart, Gilchrist.

The Hulk ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes by Morris Freedman; 3 copies. The Playwright #1-17. PROD./STORY NO.: 5-18; 530. AIR DATE: 01-28-1958. SCRIPT DATES: 01-27-1958 / 04-08-1958. LAST REVISION: 04-11-1958. VERSIONS: first draft continuity; final script. WRITERS: Greenbaum, Everett; Pascal, Milton. D IRECTOR: Dare, Daniel (Danny). WITH: Colman, Booth; Cross, Jimmy; Metcalfe, Burt; Roerick, William; Severn, Maida. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Prince Kaudim Story #1-21. STORY NO.: 5-07. AIR DATE: 02-25-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-31-1958. VERSION: first draft continuity. WRITERS: Solomon, Leo; Orkin, Harvey. D IRECTOR: Dare, Daniel (Danny). W ITH : George, Anthony; Urbina, Luis; Seymour, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. The Utterly Perfect Man #1-23. STORY NO.: 5-16. AIR DATE: 03-11-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-29-1958. VERSION: first draft continuity. WRITERS: Greene, John L.; DeWolf, Karen. WITH: Chefe, Jack; Matthews, Lester; Mansfield, Alma; Mills, Gordon; Turnbull, Glen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Operation Greta #1-28. STORY NO.: 5-36. AIR DATE: 03-27-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1958. VERSION: first draft continuity. WRITERS: Greenbaum, Everett; Pascal, Milton. WITH: Carey, Mary Jane; Cross, Jimmy; Hansen, Peter; Lovejoy, Arthur; Wall, Geraldine; Weston, Cecil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some notes.

The Hulk see The Incredible Hulk see also under Specials I Dream of Jeannie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (1965-67, 1969). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1965, to May 26, 1970; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 3, 5); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 139 episodes (+ 2 movies). PROD. CO.: Sidney Sheldon Productions; Screen Gems. CREATED BY: Sheldon, Sidney. EXEC. PROD.: Sheldon, Sidney. PRODUCERS : Guzmán, Claudio; Sheldon, Sidney. S TARRING : Eden, Barbara; Hagman, Larry. WITH: Daily, Bill; Fawcett, Farrah; Hayworth, Vinton; Henry, Emmaline; MacLane, Barton; Ober, Philip; Rorke, Hayden; Sharpe, Karen. • Sitcom about an Air Force astronaut who crash-lands on an uninhabited island and finds a bottle with a beautiful genie. The series follows the (mis)adventures of the genie in her life with the astronaut. The Yacht Murder Case #1-6. PROD. NO.: 4213. AIR DATE: 10-23-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Marcus, Bob; Braverman, Dave. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gene. WITH: Brian, David; Carroll, Victoria; Dornan, Robert; Edwards, Ella; Farrell, Sharon; Ferguson, P.J.; Gould, Sandra; Taguchi, Roy; Webb, Richard; Workman, C. Lindsay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. My Master, the Doctor #1-20. PROD. NO.: 4236. AIR D ATE : 02-05-1966. SCRIPT DATE : 11-22-1965.

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SERIES VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR : Cooper, Hal. W ITH : Dulo, Jane; Leeds, Peter; McCormick, Maureen; Medina, Julio; O’Leary, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper #1-21. PROD. NO.: 4234. AIR DATE: 02-12-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH: Ho, Linda; Hong, James; Loo, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Always on Sunday #2-2. PROD . NO.: 4253. AIR DATE : 09-19-1966. SCRIPT DATE : 03-23-1966. LAST REVISION: 05-03-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH: Hoffman, Bob; Segura, Pancho. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Daily, Bill. My Wild-Eyed Master #2-5. PROD. NO.: 4257. AIR DATE: 10-10-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-04-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. W ITH : Marie, Jean; Wendell, Howard. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday (Part 2) #211. P ROD . NO.: 4262. AIR D ATE : 11-21-1966. S CRIPT DATE: 06-14-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Guzmán, Claudio. WITH: Gelman, Larry; Washington, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stamped: “Jun 15 ’66 Chuck Fries.” USED BY: Fries, Chuck. My Master, the Author #2-16. PROD. NO.: 4258. AIR DATE: 12-26-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-11-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Goode, Richard. WITH: Beck, Kimberly; Foran, Mary; Patrick, Butch. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. You Can’t Arrest Me — I Don’t Have a Driver’s License #2-19. PROD. NO.: 4249. AIR DATE: 01-23-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-18-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sheldon, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH: Alan, Herb; Greene, Billy M.; Hewitt, Alan; Vigran, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Oct. 21, 24-26, 1966); marks and notes. USED BY: Prop Shop. The Mod Party #2-31. PROD. NO.: 4283. AIR DATE: 04-24-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Dick, Peggy Chantler (also story); Dick, Douglas M. (story). DIRECTOR: Guzmán, Claudio. WITH: Coleman, Dabney; Cordell, Cathleen; Morrison, Hollis; Thompson, Hilary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “man with hair.” The Jeannie or the Tiger #3-2. PROD. NO.: 4292. AIR DATE: 09-19-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-09-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Henerson, James. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH: Daily, Bill; Rorke, Hayden. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; crew reports; shooting schedule (Jun. 27-30, 1967); costume list; marks and notes. USED BY: Hutchinson, Joie (costume designer). Jeannie, the Hip Hippie #3-6. PROD. NO.: 4289. AIR DATE: 10-17-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Golato, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. W ITH : Boyce, Tommy; GonzalesGonzales, Pedro; Hart, Bobby; Lewis, William; Messina, Terry; O’Byrne, Bryan; O’Reilly, Steve; Spector, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; costume list; marks. USED BY: Hutchinson, Joie (costume designer). Everybody’s a Movie Star #3-7. PROD. NO.: 4287.

SERIES AIR DATE: 10-31-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 07-03-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Rowane, Mark. DIRECTOR: Guzmán, Claudio. WITH: Daily, Bill; Loud, David; Lynde, Paul; Rorke, Hayden; Vincent, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks; call sheet; crew reports; costume list. USED BY: Hutchinson, Joie (costume designer). The Solid Gold Jeannie #5-17. PROD. NO.: 4255. AIR DATE: 01-20-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lee, Joanna. DIRECTOR: Bernstein, Jerry. W ITH : Bonne, Shirley; Galante, Jim; Gros, Robert; Hogan, Robert; McKinney, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

I Led Three Lives HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —17 scripts (15 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1953-56 (first of two pilots aired on Oct. 4, 1953 on WNBC, New York, at 10:30 P.M.); 30 minutes; 117 episodes (incl. pilots). PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Benson, Leon; Davis, Eddie; Epstein, Julius J.; Herzberg, Jack; Kesler, Henry S.; Landers, Lew; Strock, Herbert; Unger, Maurice. STARRING: Carlson, Richard. WITH: Beradino, John; Hinton, Ed; Hudson, William; Maxwell, Charles; Morrow, Patricia; Stefan, Virginia; Zaremba, John. • Counterespionage series based on the bestselling book of the same title by Herbert A. Philbrick, who was a Boston advertising executive and at the same time a member of the Communist Party and an undercover agent for the FBI. The Guest #50. PROD. NO.: 50B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE : 08-13-1954. L AST REVISION : 08-171954. V ERSION: final master script. W RITER: FitzRichard, Arthur. PRODUCER: Kesler, Henry S. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. WITH: Berardino, John; McKee, Thomas; Morrow, Pat; O’Pace, Leslie; Stefan, Virginia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Narcotics #51. PROD. NO.: 52B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. PRODUCER: Kesler, Henry S. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. U SED BY: [Hafley, Lou (Property)]. Fifth Amendment #52. PROD. NO.: 53B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Mullally, Donn. PRODUCER: Strock, Herbert. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Rest Home #53. PROD. NO.: 54B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. PRODUCER: Davis, Eddie. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Deportation #54. P ROD . NO.: 55B. AIR D ATE : 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1954. LAST REVISION: 0914-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Libott, Robert Yale. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. W ITH : Hinton, Ed; Lansing, Joi ( Joy); Mowery, Helen; Williams, Robert B.; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis;

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I Led Three Lives opening and closing shot on 9/17; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Casazza (cutter’s script). The Switch #55. P ROD . NO.: 56B. AIR D ATE : 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 09-10-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Vollaerts, Rik. PRODUCER: Kesler, Henry S. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. WITH: Berardino, John; Breed, John K.; Gilbert, Gena; Stefan, Virginia; Stone, Merritt; Victor, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Servicemen #56. PROD . NO.: 57B. AIR DATE : 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1954. LAST REVISION: 0922-1954. VERSIONS: final master script; revised final master script. WRITER: Heideman, Leonard. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Boyett, William; Kaiser, Richard; Lewis, Janona; Moore, Eleanor. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property); part of “Ceil.” Moving #58. PROD. NO.: 59B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. PRODUCER: Strock, Herbert. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert. WITH: Hinton, Ed; Hoffman, Howard; Lenard, Grace; Morrow, Pat; Stefan, Virginia; Weil, Jeri. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). Minority Control #59. PROD. NO.: 62B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. PRODUCER: Strock, Herbert. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert. WITH: Fields, Darlene; Fowler, Frank; Hudson, Bill; Neff, Bill; Nixon, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown; standard contract for Frank Fowler (10-12-1954); note: “to be filmed on Oct. 13/14, 1954”; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY : Fowler, Frank (part of “Comrade Farrell”); [Hafley, Lou (Property)]. Camera #60. PROD. NO.: 61B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1954. LAST REVISION: 10-05-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Berardino, John; Bonney, Gail; Hixson, Butler; Needham, Les; Stefan, Virginia; Warde, Harlan. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout; filmed on Oct. 7/8, 1954. USED BY: Lund, Larry. Comic Strip #61. P ROD . NO.: 63B. AIR D ATE : 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. PRODUCER: Strock, Herbert. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert. WITH: Cliff, John; Dengate, Michael; Harris, Alan; Lehman, John; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Goon Squad #62. PROD . NO.: 62B. AIR DATE : 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1954. LAST REVISION: 1025-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Mullally, Donn. PRODUCER: Kesler, Henry S. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. WITH: Adams, Peter; Douglas, Allan; Duncan, Ken, Jr.; Gardner, Jack; McKee, Tom; Traylor, William; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks. USED BY: camera; property room. Convicts #64. PROD. NO.: 65B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Vollaerts, Rik. P RODUCER : Landers, Lew. DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Benedict, Richard;

I Married Joan Beradino, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Christmas Charity Racket (Xmas) #78. PROD. NO.: 51B. AIR DATE: 1954/55. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1954. VERSION : final master script. W RITERS : Mullally, Donn; Cohon, Baruch J. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Miller, Joan; Nedd, Stuart; Reynolds, Alan D.; Stefan, Virginia; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property). [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 58B. SCRIPT DATE: 0920-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Taylor, Richard G. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (Property).

I Married Joan HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1951 (unsold pilot); Oct. 15, 1952, to Mar. 23, 1955; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 98 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Joan Davis Productions. PRODUCER: Mack, Dick. DIRECTOR: Walker, Hal. S TARRING: Backus, Jim; Davis, Joan. WITH: Allman, Elvia; Bromley, Sheila; Brown, Wally; Carr, Geraldine; Emerson, Hope; Gould, Sandra; Kelly, Sally; Smith, Hal; Tobin, Dan; Wills, Beverly. • Sitcom about a scatterbrained housewife and her husband, a judge. Fireman #1-17. PROD. NO.: 18. AIR DATE: 02-041953. WRITERS: Stander, Arthur; Tarloff, Frank; Starr, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: part of “Joe.”

If You Had a Million see The Millionaire I’m the Law (The George Raft Casebook) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated (aired first on DuMont network). BROADCAST: 1953; 30 minutes; 24 episodes (probably 26 produced). PROD. CO.: Cosman Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Costello, Pat. PRODUCER: Yarborough, Jean. DIRECTORS: Archainbaud, George; Walker, Robert; Yarborough, Jean. STARRING: Raft, George. • Police series set in New York. Trucking Story #1-15. SCRIPT NO.: 17. AIR DATE: 05-23-1953. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-25-1953. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY: part of “Brinkman.”

In the Heat of the Night HOLDINGS: Joe Harnell Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORKS : NBC; CBS. BROADCAST : NBC: Mar. 6, 1988 (pilot movie); Mar. 15, 1988, to May 19, 1992; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-5); 60 minutes; 94 episodes (incl. two 120-minute episodes; + pilot). CBS: Oct. 28, 1992, to May 16, 1995; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 6); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 7); Fridays (season 8);

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The Incredible Hulk (The Hulk) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts (1979-82). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 4 and 27, 1977 (pilot movies); Mar. 10, 1978, to May 12, 1982; Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 34); 60 minutes; 82 episodes (incl. pilot movies) + 3 reunion movies. P ROD . CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Johnson, Kenneth (Ken). PRODUCERS: Bowman, Chuck; Donner, Jill Sherman; Freilich, Jeff; Harris, Karen; Hirsch, James G.; Parriott, James D.; Schneider, Andrew; Steinhauer, Robert Bennett (Bob). STARRING: Bixby, Bill. WITH: Colvin, Jack; Ferrigno, Lou. • Series based on the Marvel Comics character — a scientist who was accidentally exposed to rays that now cause him to transform into a green-skinned monster, whenever he becomes enraged. My Favorite Magician (Magician) #3-5. PROD. NO.: 53016. AIR DATE : 10-26-1979. SCRIPT DATE : 06-051979. LAST REVISION: 08-07-1979. PRODUCER: Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Egan, Sam. DIRECTOR: Badiyi, Reza. WITH: Alda, Robert; Brown, Franklin; Burr, Fritzi; Capizzi, Bill; Crothers, Scatman; Hastings, Bob; Lang, Archie; Leslie, Joan; Santiago, Michael; Schedeen,

SERIES Anne; Walston, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Darkside #4-4. PROD. NO.: 55420. AIR DATE: 12-051980. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1980. LAST REVISION: 11-171980. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Corea, Nicholas. DIRECTOR: McPherson, John. WITH: Carole, Lisa; Cinardo, Nick; Forsyth, Rosemary; Lucking, William; Marília; O’Connell, Taaffe; Perpich, Jimmy; Sampler, Philece. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Oct. 21-30, 1980); some marks and notes. USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager). King of the Beach #4-9. PROD . NO.: 55431. A IR DATE : 02-06-1981. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-20-1980. LAST REVISION: 11-07-1980. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. W RITER: Harris, Karen. D IRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Ackerman, Leslie; Boland, Nora; Brill, Charlie; Caldwell, George; DeLyon, Leo; Emery, James; Johnson, Kimberly; Lee, Angela; Swarbrick, Carol; Waller, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Nov. 10-18, 1980); some marks and notes. USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager). East Winds (The Golden Fleece) #4-11. PROD. NO.: 55417. AIR D ATE : 02-20-1981. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-301980. L AST REVISION : 11-20-1980. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Sherman, Jill. DIRECTOR: Colvin, Jack. WITH : Loo, Richard; Monroe, Del; Mumolo, Tony; Narita, Richard; Quo, Beulah; Sun, Irene YahLing; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Nov. 20 — Dec. 1, 1980); some marks and notes. USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager). The First (Part 1) #4-12. PROD . NO.: 55422. AIR DATE : 03-06-1981. S CRIPT D ATE : 07-25-1981. L AST REVISION: 01-13-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. W RITER: Schneider, Andrew. D IRECTOR: Orsatti, Frank. WITH: Albright, Lola; Beyers, Bill; Durock, Dick; Frye, Chip; Green Bush, Billy; Magee, Jack; Marine, Julie; Michaelson, Kari; Rolike, Hank; Townes, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. The First (Part 2) #4-13. PROD. NO.: 55435. AIR DATE: 03-13-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1981. LAST REVISION: 01-16-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Schneider, Andrew. DIRECTOR: Orsatti, Frank. WITH: Albright, Lola; Colvin, Jack; Durock, Dick; Emmich, Cliff (Fatty); Green Bush, Billy; Michaelson, Kari; Rolike, Hank; Townes, Harry; Walsh, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. The Harder They Fall #4-14. PROD. NO.: 55406. AIR DATE: 03-27-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1980. LAST REVISION: 02-11-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Faulkner, Nancy. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Michael. WITH: Bogert, William; Colvin, Jack; Dorsey, Joe; Hobbs, Peter; Miller, Denny; Shalet, Diane; Smith, Hugh; Strait, Ralph; Toy, Alan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Feb. 6-17, 1981); some marks and notes. USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager).

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The Incredible Hulk Interview with the Hulk #4-15. PROD. NO.: 55429. AIR DATE: 04-03-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1980. LAST REVISION: 02-17-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Cassidy, Alan. DIRECTOR: Boyriven, Patrick. WITH: Brooke, Walter; Carlile, David; Colvin, Jack; Conrad, Michael; Fletcher, Jay; Hartley, Mariette; Holman, Stacey; Parker, Lara; Seibel, Lynn; Sterling, Jan; Sullivan, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Feb. 23 — Mar. 3, 1981); some marks (on shooting schedule only). USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager). Half Nelson #4-16. PROD. NO.: 55426. AIR DATE: 04-17-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 09-26-1980. LAST REVISION: 03-13-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Schneider, Andrew. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Briscoe, Jimmy; Colvin, Jack; Cortes, Luis; Downs, Frederic (Fred); Dryfoos, Sandy; Forman, Joey; Haggerty, H.B.; Himes, David; Holman, Cecelia; Itkin, Paul Henry; Joyce, Elaine; Madden, Tommy; Sweigart, Charles; Thompson, Wesley; Whittington, (Sweet) Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager). Patterns #4-18. PROD. NO.: 55424. AIR DATE: 0522-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 08-06-1980. LAST REVISION: 0410-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Barrows, Dan; Barth, Eddie; Brewer, James; Heineman, Laurie; Marin, Paul; Marko, Larry; Mockridge, Jean; O’Reilly, Robert; Pelish, Thelma; Shelley, Joshua. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Two Godmothers #5-2. P ROD . NO.: 55437. AIR DATE: 10-09-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1981. LAST REVISION: 05-11-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Michael. WITH: Charney, Suzanne; Gifford, Gloria; Hagen, Gay; Kerns, Sandra; Nolan, Kathleen; Peyser, Penny; Steadman, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. USED BY: Burley, Mark A. (unit manager). Veteran #5-3. PROD. NO.: 55419. AIR DATE: 10-161981. SCRIPT DATE: 12-23-1980. LAST REVISION: 03-251981. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITERS: Corea, Nicholas (also story); Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Michael. WITH : Boyett, William; Boyle, Michael; Brando, Kevin; Girard, Wendy; Gray, Bruce; Koslo, Paul; Loo, Jerry; Oliver, Barret; Saito, James; White, David; Yniguez, Richard; Zale, Alexander. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; crew list; list of stunt men; day out of days; shooting schedule (Mar. 19-27, 1981); breakdown; daily production report (Mar. 19-20, 1981); marks and notes. Sanctuary #5-4. PROD. NO.: 55405. AIR DATE: 11-061981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1981. LAST REVISION: 05-261981. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Davis, Deborah Dean. DIRECTOR: Bowman, Chuck. WITH: Barajas, Fausto; Beaman, Barbara; Bristol, Adam S.; Darrow, Henry; Garcia, Rick; Hardin, Jerry; McClurg, Edie; Muldaur, Diana; San Juan, Guillermo; Santiago, Michael; Santos, Bert; Tuerpe, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO:

Insight cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (May 27 — Jun. 4, 1981); some marks and notes. Slaves #5-6. PROD. NO.: 55405. AIR DATE: 05-051982. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1980. LAST REVISION: 06-151981. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Harris, Karen; Sherman, Jill; Steinhauer, Bob. WRITER: Taylor, Jeri. DIRECTOR: Liberti, John. WITH: Grant, Faye; Hancock, John; Kramer, Jeffrey; Tyner, Charles. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Jun. 16-19, 22-24, 1981); some marks and notes.

Insight HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode, 1977). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST : 1960-85. PROD. CO.: Paulist Productions; Metromedia Television. EXEC. PROD.: Kieser, Ellwood E.; Lucas, John Meredyth. PRODUCERS: Furia, John; Rhodes, Michael Ray; Rudolph, Louis. DIRECTORS: Adams, Lew V.; Anderson, Josef ; Bennett, Richard C.; Beymer, Richard; Butler, Robert; Daniels, Marc; Day, Linda; Gannon, Joe; Hiller, Arthur; Kycik, Buzz; Lloyd, Norman; Lobue, J.D.; Lucas, John Meredyth; Mackenzie, Will; Mann, Delbert; Moessinger, David; Moses, Gilbert; Petranto, Russ; Post, Ted; Rhodes, Michael Ray; Sandrich, Jay; Senensky, Ralph; Shea, Jack; Stanley, Paul. HOST: Kieser, Ellwood E. • Religious anthology series with morality lessons, often with wellknown actors. Leroy. PROD . NO.: 7-409. SCRIPT D ATES : 04-271977 / 05-18-1977. TAPE DATE: 05-20-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Zodrow, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown; some notes; originally aired 10-091966 with Salmi, Albert; Benson, Lucille and Nethery, Miriam Byrd; 2 copies. USED BY: Woody.

Inspector Mark Saber see Mark Saber The Invaders HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —18 scripts (15 episodes); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Jan. 10, 1967, to Mar. 26, 1968; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 43 episodes. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. CREATED BY: Cohen, Larry. E XEC . PROD .: Martin, Quinn. PRO DUCER: Armer, Alan A. STARRING: Thinnes, Roy. NARRATOR: Woodson, William. WITH: Smith, Kent. • Science fiction series about an engineer who tries to convince an unbelieving world that an invasion of aliens from a dying planet has already begun. Beachhead #1-1. PROD. NO.: 500. AIR DATE: 01-101967. SCRIPT DATES: 02-08-1966 / 02-25-1966. VERSIONS : final draft; shooting final. W RITER : Wilson, Anthony. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. WITH: Baker, Diane; Beecher, Bonnie; Cannon, J.D.; Corby, Ellen; Cross, Dennis; Daly, James; Falls, Shirley; Jackson, Mary; MacDaniels, Charles; Milford, John; Nicholson, E.A.; Taylor, Vaughn; Ward, James (Skip). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Nightmare #1-7. PROD. NO.: 508. AIR DATE: 02-21-

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SERIES 1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-061966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Kneubuhl, John. DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. WITH: Bramley, William; Burt, Nellie; Callahan, James T.; Challee, William; Halferty, James ( Jim); Emhardt, Kathleen; Field, Logan; Harmon, John; Heffley, Wayne; Loftin, Carey; Nolan, Jeanette; Tedrow, Irene; Widdoes, Kathleen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. U SED BY: Emhardt, Robert (part of “Ames”). Doomsday Minus One #1-8. PROD. NO.: 510. AIR DATE : 02-28-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-20-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-22-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Vittes, Louis. DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. WITH: Addy, Wesley; Armstrong, David; Brown, Lew; Duggan, Andrew; Farr, Lee; Kennedy, Don; Murray, Rick; Osterloh, Robert; Palmer, Tom; Smith, K.L.; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. The Betrayed #1-12. PROD. NO.: 511. AIR DATE: 0328-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1966. VERSION: first draft. W RITER: Bloch, John W. D IRECTOR: Lucas, John Meredyth. WITH: Begley, Ed; Bonar, Ivan; Brandt, Victor; Devon, Laura; Fell, Norman; Fletcher, Bill; Fluellen, Joel; Kleven, Max; Stokes, Ron; Stuart, Gilchrist; True, Garrison; Wickwire, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Begley, Ed (part of “Simon Harper / Carver”). Condition: Red (Attack) #2-1. AIR DATE: 09-051967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-06-1967. LAST REVISION: 06-081967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Heath, Laurence. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Bower, Antoinette; Brubaker, Robert; Compton, Forrest; Douglas, Burt; Engel, Roy; Evers, Jason; Mills, Mort; Scott, Simon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Dr. Rogers”). The Spores #2-7. PROD. NO.: 557. AIR DATE: 10-171967. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1967. LAST REVISION: 07-191967. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Eckstein, George; Rintels, David W.; Kadison, Ellison (also story); Kane, Joel (also story); Ramrus, Al (story); Shaner, John (story). DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Connolly, Norma; Coughlin, Kevin; Davison, Joel; Gammon, James; Morton, Judee; Hackman, Gene; Howard, Vince; Johnson, Robert; Liss, Stephen; Matchett, Christine (Christie); Miller, Mark; Nash, Brian; Pitlik, Noam; Randolph, John; Rogers, Wayne; Smith, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; shooting schedule (Jul. 24-28, 31; Aug. 1, 1976); some marks and notes. USED BY: Rogers, Wayne (part of “John Mattson”). Dark Outpost #2-8. PROD. NO.: 559. AIR DATE: 1024-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1967. LAST REVISION: 0809-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Sohl, Jerry. DIRECTOR : McCowan, George. WITH: Allen, Mark; Bissell, Whit; Davis, Susan; Doyle, Ron; Dulaine, Robert; Edwards, Sam; Lowell, Tom; McIntire, Tim; Peters, Kelly Jean; Pine, Andrew; Reed, Walter; Riley, Patrick; Sargent, William; Stevens, Bard; Stevens, William; Wells, Dawn; Wintersole, William. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Edwards, Sam (part of “Thatcher”). The Labyrinth #2-12. PROD. NO.: 562. AIR DATE: 11-21-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Wallace, Art. DIRECTOR: Golden, Mur-

SERIES ray. WITH: André, E.J.; Begley, Ed; Baline, Martin; Callahan, James T.; Christine, Virginia; Dodd, Barbara; Kellerman, Sally; Peck, Ed; Quinn, William (Bill); Sumper, William; von Homburg, Wilhelm; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; call sheet. The Captive #2-13. PROD. NO.: 563. AIR DATE: 1128-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Heath, Laurence. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Coe, Peter; Dane, Lawrence; Dubbins, Don; Gaynor, Jock; Henderson, Douglas; Mitchell, Dallas; Palmer, Tom; Patten, Robert; Rodine, Alex; Smith, K.L.; Weaver, Fritz; Wynter, Dana. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; call sheet. Task Force #2-16. PROD. NO.: 566. AIR DATE: 1226-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Duff, Warren. D IRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Chiles, Linden; Dulaine, Robert; King, Walter Woolf; Kovack, Nancy; Lasell, John; Marth, Frank; Phillips, Barney; Smith, Kent; Stephenson, John; Wolfson, Martin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies. The Possessed #2-17. PROD. NO.: 567. AIR DATE: 0102-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Bloch, John W. (also story); Di Lorenzo, Ed (story). DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Bateman, Charles; Colman, Booth; Constantine, Michael; Hobart, Lynn (Lyn); Hobart, Rose; Justice, Katherine; Pelto, Matt; Smith, Kent; Smithers, William; Tolan, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Counterattack #2-18. PROD. NO.: 568. AIR DATE: 01-09-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Heath, Laurence. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Baldwin, Walter; Capri, Ahna; Chastain, Don; Curran, Pamela; Davis, Donald; Elliott, Ross; Lynch, Ken; McCarthy, Lin; Milford, John; Prentiss, Ed; Smith, Kent; Stewart, Charles; Vanders, Warren. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Organization #2-20. PROD. NO.: 570. AIR DATE: 01-30-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1967. VERSION: first draft. W RITER: Barton, Franklin. D IRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Allen, Mark; Atwater, Barry; Cannon, J.D.; Gates, Larry; Hagen, Ross; Kellogg, John; Melton, Troy; Olmstead, Nelson; Poole, Roy; Robinson, Chris; Smith, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Peacemaker #2-21. PROD. NO.: 571. AIR DATE: 02-06-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1967. VERSION: first draft. W RITER: Rintels, David W. DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. WITH: Bannon, Jack; Cardi, Pat; Daly, James; Deemer, Ed; Huebing, Craig; Keith, Byron; McCarthy, Lin; Merlin, Jan; Ryder, Alfred; Smith, Kent; Thaxter, Phyllis; Thor, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Pursued #2-25. PROD. NO.: 575. AIR DATE: 0319-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1968. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. D IRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Elcar, Dana; Geer, Will; Jackson, Mary; Johnson, Robert; Lyons, Gene; McGreevey, Michael (Mike); O’Brien, Richard; Quick, Eldon; Pleshette, Suzanne; Smith, Kent; Williams, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Inquisition (Final Assault) #2-26. PROD. NO.: 576. AIR DATE: 03-26-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-26-1968. VER-

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SION: first draft. WRITERS: Oringer, Barry (also story); Miller, Jack. DIRECTOR: Glatzer, Robert. WITH : Demyan, Lincoln; Douglas, Burt; Egan, Bill; Gerry, Alex; Gregory, Mary; Harada, Ernest; Harris, Michael; Harris, Robert H.; Joseph, Allen; Merrifield, Dick; Milford, John; Moss, Stewart; Oliver, Susan; Richman, Peter Mark; Robotham, George; Smith, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Iron Horse HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 10, 1966 (pilot); Sept. 12, 1966, to Jan. 1, 1968; Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 47 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Dagonet Productions; Screen Gems. PRODUCERS: Freiberger, Fred; Kandel, Stephen. STARRING: Collins, Gary; Robertson, Dale. WITH : McRae, Ellen; Random, Bob; Torrey, Roger. • Western series about the construction of the Buffalo Pass & Scalplock Railroad in the 1870s. Four Guns to Scalplock #2-9. PROD. NO.: 4671. AIR DATE: 11-11-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1967. LAST REVISION: 08-11-1967. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Bellem, Robert Leslie. D IRECTOR: Golden, Murray. WITH: Beck, Stanley; Hotchkis, Joan; Scott, Simon; Stevens, Warren. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Ironside HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 28, 1967 (pilot); Sept. 14, 1967, to Jan. 16, 1975; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 6-8); Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes; 195 episodes (+ pilot, + 3 unaired). PROD. CO.: Harbour-UTV Productions; Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Chermak, Cy; Price, Frank; Rogosin, Joel; Young, Collier. PRODUCERS: Aley, Albert; Benton, Douglas; McAdams, James; Mason, Paul; Miller, Winston, Rogosin, Joel. STARRING: Burr, Raymond. WITH: Anderson, Barbara; Baur, Elizabeth; Galloway, Don; Lyons, Gene; Mitchell, Don; Pringle, Joan; Seven, Johnny. • Crime series about the Chief of Detectives for the San Francisco Police Department, who is a paraplegic after an attempted murder. Not with a Whimper But a Bang #2-25. PROD. NO.: 29333. AIR DATE : 04-10-1969. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-301969. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. WRITERS: Wilbur, Carey; Benton, Douglas; Hamner, Robert (Bob) (story). DIRECTOR: Biberman, Abner. WITH: Anderson, Barbara; Asner, Edward; Brown, Judy; Chapin, Philip; Elliott, Ross; Harmon, John; O’Laughlin, Gerald S.; Roberts, Davis; York, Francine; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes.

It Takes a Thief HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 9, 1968, to Mar. 23, 1970; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 66 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC . PROD .: Arnold, Jack;

It’s a Great Life Oliver, Gordon; Price, Frank. PRODUCERS: Coon, Gene L.; Miller, Winston; Sarcoff, Mort. STARRING: Wagner, Robert. WITH: Astaire, Fred; Binns, Edward; Cotten, Joseph; Murdock, George; Russell, John; Thorne, Malachi. • Light adventure series about an elegant thief who is released from prison after promising to use his talents on sensitive missions for the government. The Lay of the Land #1-16. PROD. NO.: 29024. AIR D ATE : 04-30-1968. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-26-1968. LAST REVISION: 04-01-1968. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Miller, Winston. WRITERS: Collins, Richard; Fields, Peter Allan; Miller, Winston. DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH : Courtney, Chuck; Crosby, Cathy Lee; Funai, Helen; Gingold, Hermione; Larken, Sheila; Margolin, Stuart; Mann, Larry D.; Sebastian, John; Summers, Jerry; Traylor, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. USED BY: Gingold, Hermione.

It’s a Great Life (The Bachelors) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 7, 1954, to Jun. 3, 1956; Tuesdays, 10:30 P.M. (season 1); Sundays, 7:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Raydic Corporation (Ray Singer; Dick Chevillat); Famous Artists Agency & Noel Singer. CREATED BY: Chevillat, Dick; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian. STARRING: Bishop, William; O’Shea, Michael. WITH: Bates, Barbara; Bavier, Frances; Dunn, James; Harvey, Harry. • Situation comedy about two ex–GIs who come to Hollwood, rent an apartment together and seek stardom. The Borrowed TV Set #1-21. PROD. NO.: 9151. AIR DATE: 01-25-1955. PRODUCERS: Singer, Ray; Chevillat, Dick. WRITERS: Singer, Ray; Chevillat, Dick. WITH: Brayton, Margaret; Harmon, John; Sande, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO : some marks. U SED BY : Harmon, John (part of “Mr. Sanders”).

It’s About Time HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 11, 1966, to Apr. 2, 1967; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Redwood-Gladasya Productions; United Artists Television. EXEC. PROD.: Schwartz, Sherwood. PRODUCER: Cahan, George. DIRECTORS: Arnold, Jack; Cahan, George; Harmon, David P.; Hopper, Jerry. STARRING: Aletter, Frank; Mullaney, Jack. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Cardi, Pat; Coca, Imogene; DeWitt, Alan; Freeman, Kathleen; Grace, Mary; Mazurki, Mike; Norton, Cliff; Ross, Joe E.; Wilcox, Frank. • Sitcom about two astronauts who get into a time warp and land in a prehistoric world, where they befriend the members of a Stone Age family and (in midseason) bring them back to their own time. The Cave Family Swingers #1-21. PROD. NO.: 42020923. A IR DATE : 02-05-1967. SCRIPT DATE : 12-191966. LAST REVISION : 12-23-1966. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Locke, Sam; Rapp, Joel. DIRECTOR: Binder, Steve. WITH: King, Evelyn; Valentine, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks.

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The Stowaway (The Painted Woman) #1-26. PROD. N O.: 4202-0918. AIR DATE : 04-02-1967 (originally scheduled for 01-15-1967). SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1966. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1966. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Styler, Burt. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George. WITH: King, Evelyn; Valentine, Karen.

The Jack Benny (Television) Program HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Milt Josefsberg Collection —1 script; Hilliard Marks Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: CBS: May 8, 1949 (pilot); Oct. 28, 1950, to Apr. 21, 1964; Sundays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-7), 10:00 P.M. (season 8), 9:30 P.M. (seasons 9-10); Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 11-12). NBC: Sept. 25, 1964, to Apr. 16, 1965; Fridays, 9:30 (season 13). 30 minutes; 258 episodes (frequency increased from four to twenty episodes over the first five seasons). PROD. CO.: Revue — J & M Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Fein, Irving; Levy, Ralph. PRODUCERS: Abbott, Norman; Berns, Seymour; De Cordova, Frederick; Kern, James V.; Levy, Ralph; Marks, Hilliard. DIRECTORS: Abbott, Norman; Berns, Seymour; De Cordova, Frederick; Goldman, Hal; Kern, James V.; Levy, Ralph; Linkroum, Dick; Weis, Don; Yorkin, Bud. STARRING: Benny, Jack. WITH : Anderson, Eddie; Averback, Hy; Benaderet, Bea; Blanc, Mel; Day, Dennis; Gordon, Barry; Gould, Sandra; Livingstone, Mary; Mustin, Burt; Nelson, Frank; Rubin, Benny; Vigran, Herb; White, Dale; Wilson, Don. • Combination sitcom — variety series based on Benny’s radio program (1932-58). The Road to Nairobi #4-13. AIR DATE: 05-23-1954. VERSION: first revision, as broadcast. WRITERS: Balzer, George; Josefsberg, Milt; Perrin, Sam; Tackaberry, John. WITH: Anderson, Eddie; Day, Dennis; Hope, Bob; Lewis, Jerry; Martin, Dean; The Sportsmen; Wilson, Don. Jack Alone #14-13. PROD . NO.: 63-2. AIR D ATE : 12-31-1963. TAPE DATE: 12-21-1963. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Perrin, Sam; Balzer, George; Gordon, Al; Goldman, Hal. DIRECTOR: Abbott, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; signed by Jack Benny. A Rainy Day in Palm Springs #15-21. PROD./FILM NO.: 24609; 64-9. AIR DATE: 02-26-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1964. LAST REVISION: 06-24-1964. VERSION: revised script. DIRECTOR: Abbott, Norman. WITH: Anderson, Eddie; D’Anjou, Lysa; Day, Dennis; Dulo, Jane; Dutton, Evelyn; Herbert, Pitt; Joyce, Elaine; Shere, Susan; Wilson, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; marks and notes throughout; filmed episode, “no audience.” USED BY: Burke, Hal (associate producer). [unidentified; unaired ?]. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1963. VERSION: first revision. W RITER: Josefsberg, Milt. WITH: Buttram, Pat; Burns, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; note: “First rewrite — submitted to Jack Mar 23 —1962”; draft script for episode with George Burns and Pat Buttram. Buttram never appeared on the Benny Program, so this script was either never used, or greatly changed. Premise is that the three men are appearing at a Friar’s Club testimonial dinner.

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The Jackie Gleason Show (The Honeymooners) / Jackie Gleason and His American Scene Magazine HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; 3 sketches. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1952, to Jun. 1957; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; Oct. 1958, to Jan. 1959; Fridays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; Sept. 1962, to May 1968; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; Sept. 1968, to Sept. 1970; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. EXEC. PROD.: Carlin, Steve (1961); Gleason, Jackie (1961; 1966-70); Philbin, Jack (1952-59; 1962-70). PRODUCERS: Hurdle, Jack (1952-59); Wayne, Ronald (1952-59; 1962-70); Sherman, Allan (1961). STARRING: Gleason, Jackie. WITH: Allen, Elizabeth; Bruns, Phil (1964-66); Carney, Art (1952-57; 1966-70); Curtis, Helen (1964-66); Fields, Sid (1964-66); Fontaine, Frank (1962-66); Ghostley, Alice (1962-64); The Glea-Girls (1956-70); Hackett, Buddy (1958-59); Heller, Barbara (1963-65); Jessel, George (1965-66); The June Taylor Dancers; Kean, Jane (1966-70); Langdon, Sue Ane (1962-63); McMahon, Horace (19563-64); MacRae, Sheila (1966-70); Meadows, Audrey (1952-57); Randolph, Joyce (195257); Ray Bloch & His Orchestra (1952-59); Sammy Spear & His Orchestra (1962-70). • The comedy variety shows starring Gleason aired for almost two decades in various formats and timeslots, including a variety element combined with a Honeymooners sketch (see also Cavalcade of Stars, where the Honeymooners first appeared). From 1962 to 1966, the period from which 5 of our 6 scripts/sketches come, the show was titled Jackie Gleason and His American Scene Magazine, featuring topical comedy sketches and music. One of Gleason’s characters, Joe the Bartender, appeared regularly. In 1966 the program was again named Jackie Gleason Show, and returned to the earlier format, including a Honeymooners sketch. It Pays to Be Ignorant. AIR DATE: 12-05-1964. TAPE DATE: 02-24-1963. VERSION: master script. WITH: Corey, Irwin; Fontaine, Frank; Mansfield, Jayne; Taylor, Rip. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; marks and notes throughout; note: “Change all references to Backus + Diller to Mansfield and Gleason.” USED BY: Ladd, Hank. Fishing. AIR DATE: 10-12-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-081963. WRITERS: Marx, Marvin; Stone, Walter; Zelinka, Sydney; Wedlock, Hugh; Shelton, James; Harris, Howard; Werris, Snag; Reznick, Sidney; Hample, Stuart; Schwartz, Al. DIRECTOR: Bunetta, Frank. WITH: Bergh, Stormy; Bruns, Phil; Crockett, Jan; Enlow, Darlene; Kasey, Marilyn; Olson, Johnny (announcer); Randall, Greta. ADDITIONAL INFO: closing credits for cast and crew; VTR rundown. Nephew of the Bride. AIR DATE: 10-21-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1967. VERSION: air show. WRITERS: Marx, Marvin; Stone, Walter. D IRECTOR: Bunetta, Frank. WITH : Jordan, Judy; Kent, Lanita; Olson, Johnny (announcer); Richards, Elaine; Sandy, Pat; Von Hagge, Greta. ADDITIONAL INFO: closing credits for cast and crew. Peter Pan [Joe the Bartender sketch] The Three Musketeers [Joe the Bartender sketch] Barber Shop [Joe the Bartender sketch] #32

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The Jacksons HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (1 binder). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 16 to Jul. 7, 1976; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; Jan. 26 to Mar. 9, 1977; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Carefree Video Company; Jackson Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Arons, Richard; Jackson, Joe. PRODUCERS: Burns, Bonnie; Davis, Bill; Kogen, Arnie; Mulligan, Jim. STARRING: Jackson, Jackie; Jackson, Janet; Jackson, LaToya; Jackson, Marlon; Jackson, Maureen (Rebie); Jackson, Michael; Jackson, Randy; Jackson, Tito. WITH: 1976: Cohen, Marty; Samuels, Jim. 1977: Ashford, Emmett; Biener, Tom; Dark, Johnny; Manard, Biff. • Summer variety show with comedy and popular music; choreographer was Anita Mann. #1-5 through #1-8. PROD . NO.: 0105-0108. AIR DATES: 01-26-1977 to 02-16-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-081976. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Manard, Biff ; Kline, Wayne; Mulligan, Jim; Smilow, Dave; Tisdale, James W. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Ashford, Emmett (ep. 5-7); Beyers, Paula (dancer); Conway, Tim (ep. 6); Dark, Johnny (ep. 5); Guest, Suzie (dancer); Inone, Yanco (dancer); Letterman, David (Dave) (ep. 6); Manard, Biff (ep. 5, 7); Mazzeo, Vera (dancer); Miller, George (ep. 8); Morrison, Harold (ep. 5, 7); Nichols, Dorothy (dancer); O’Connor, Carroll (ep. 5, 8); Thomerson, Tim (ep. 7). ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list; credits; revised rehearsal and taping schedule (Oct. 27, 1976); taping schedule (Nov. 13-18, 1976); blocking schedule (Nov. 12, 1976); short rundown (Nov. 13-18, 1976). USED BY: Smilow, David.

The Jane Wyman Theater ( Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 30, 1955, to May 22, 1958; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Thursdays, 10:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 96 episodes. PROD. C O.: Lewman Ltd.; Lewman-Revue. P RODUCERS: Asher, William; Rousseau, William P.; Wyman, Jane. DIRECTORS: Daugherty, Herschel; Florey, Robert; Ford, John; Foster, Harve; Irving, Richard; Lanfield, Sidney; Miner, Allen H.; Nelson, Ozzie; Smithee, Alan; Tourneur, Jacques; Waggner, George; Weis, Don; Wisbar, Frank. H OSTESS : Wyman, Jane. STARRING: Wyman, Jane (some episodes). • In 1955 Jane Wyman took over as hostess of this anthology series, which had originally been called Fireside Theatre, and had been aired on NBC since 1949. Previous hosts were Frank Wisbar (1949-53) and Gene Raymond (195355). This Way to Heaven (The Way to Heaven) #2-4. PROD . NO.: 1650. AIR DATE : 09-18-1956. VERSION: revised script. L AST REVISION : 06-26-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1956. WRITERS: Brewer, Jameson; Mason, Grace Sartwell (story). DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Baer, Buddy; Bradley, Bart; Doucette, John; Galindo, Nacho; Garralaga, Martin; Jerome, Edwin (Ed); Lockhart, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. A Time to Live #2-13. PROD. NO.: 1647. AIR DATE: 11-27-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1956. LAST REVISION:

The Jean Arthur Show 07-13-1956. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-14-1956. WRITERS: Townsend, Leo; Case, Theodore W. (story). WITH: Montell, Lisa; Scott, Simon; Thompson, Carlos; Wyman, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. While There’s Life #2-15. P ROD . NO.: 1656. A IR DATE: 12-11-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 07-27-1956. LAST REVISION: 08-02-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Hursley, Frank; Hursley, Doris. WITH: Bachus, Michael; Janiss, Vivi; Jones, Gordon; Jones, Henry; Wyman, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Widow’s Kiss (Along Came a Spider) #3-12. PROD. NO.: 1610. AIR DATE: 01-09-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1957. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. WITH: Cooper, Jeanne; Seidner, Irene; Smith, Sidney; Wyman, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Run, Frankie, Run [unidentified, probably not aired]. P ROD . NO.: 1601. SCRIPT DATE : 05-23-1955. WRITER: Harmon, David P. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Jean Arthur Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 12 to Dec. 5, 1966; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 12 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC . PROD .: Kennedy, Jay Richard; Quine, Richard. PRODUCER: Rose, Si. DIRECTOR : Raf kin, Alan. S TARRING : Arthur, Jean. W ITH : Conte, Richard; Harper, Ron; Stone, Leonard. • Sitcom about a mother-son team of lawyers. My Client, the Rooster #1-2. PROD. NO.: 27608. AIR DATE: 09-19-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-06-1966. WRITERS: James, Ed; Jacobs, Seaman. W ITH : de Winter, Jo; Harper, Ron; Howard, Clint; Reed, Paul; Soulé, Olan; Stone, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

Jigsaw John HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 2 to Jun. 14, 1976; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 15 episodes. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. CREATED BY: Martinez, Al. PRODUCERS: Austin, Ronald; Buchanan, James David; Geller, Bruce; Godfrey, Alan. DIRECTORS: Badiyi, Reza S.; Dubin, Charles S.; Duke, Daryl; Falk, Harry; Krasny, Paul; Rondeau, Charles R. STARRING: Warden, Jack. WITH: Bennett, Marjorie; Feinstein, Alan; Hong, James; Scott, Pippa. • Crime series based on the work of a real-life Los Angeles police investigator. Dry Ice (Homicide 94606: Max Cooper) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 4606. AIR DATE: 03-01-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-141976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Radnitz, Brad; Hirsch, James G. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques; Clute, Sidney; Fuchs, Leo; Mantee, Paul; Osmond, Cliff; Parfrey, Woodrow; Stoker, Austin; Wilcox, Mary; Zuckert, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Billy”).

The Jimmy Dean Show HOLDINGS : LACC Collection — 38 scripts. N ET WORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1963, to Apr. 1, 1966; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 10:00 P.M. (season 2);

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SERIES Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: Bob Banner Associates in association with Dwigar Productions and ABC Television. EXEC. PROD.: Banner, Bob. PRODUCERS: Di Benedetto, Julio; Egan, Tom. HOST: Dean, Jimmy. WITH: Bee, Molly; The Chuck Cassey Singers; The Doerr-Hutchinson Dancers; The Don Sebesky Orchestra; Henson, Jim; McCann, Chuck; Morrow, Karen; Oznowicz, Frank; The Peter Matz Orchestra; Rowlf the Muppet; The Tony Mordente Dancers. • Musical variety program with various Country-Western groups hosted by Dean, after various earlier incarnations since 1957; it ran later in syndication (1974). The show introduced Rowlf the Dog, the first of Jim Henson’s puppets to be featured on national TV. #1-1. AIR DATE: 09-19-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 09-181963. T APE DATE : 09-19-1963. WRITERS: Peppiatt, Frank; Aylesworth, John; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Edwards, Stoney; Ford, Whitey; Harrell, Bill; Irwin, Smitty; The Jubilee Four; Ryan, Buck; Shawn, Dick; Sharbutt, Del (announcer). ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-2. AIR DATE: 09-26-1963. TAPE DATE: 09-26-1963. VERSION: final mimeo, as broadcast. WRITERS: Peppiatt, Frank; Aylesworth, John; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Clark, Roy; Clooney, Rosemary; Henson, Jim; Hirt, Al; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del (announcer). ADDITIONAL INFO : list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-3. AIR DATE: 10-03-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-03-1963. WRITERS: Peppiatt, Frank; Aylesworth, John; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Clark, Roy; Henson, Jim; Hirt, Al; Kamen, Milt; Morrow, Karen; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del (announcer). ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-4. AIR DATE: 10-10-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-10-1963. WRITERS: Peppiatt, Frank; Aylesworth, John; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Hamblen, Stuart; Henson, Jim; Hutchison, Jim; Leonard, Jack E.; The McGuire Sisters; Martin, Ron; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del (announcer). ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-5. AIR DATE: 10-17-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-17-1963. VERSION: as broadcast. WRITERS: Peppiatt, Frank; Aylesworth, John; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron; Glickman, Will. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Carney, Art; The Dukes of Dixieland; Henson, Jim; Hutchinson, Jim; Martin, Ron; Munsel, Patrice; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del

SERIES (announcer). ADDITIONAL INFO : list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. #1-6. AIR DATE: 10-24-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-24-1963. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Ford and Hines (Ford, Phil; Hines, Mimi); Henson, Jim; The Jubilee Four; Martin, Ron; Morgan, Jane; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del (announcer). ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-7. AIR DATE: 10-31-1963. TAPE DATE: 10-31-1963. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Belkin, Gary; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Brewer, Teresa; Henson, Jim; The Jubilee Four; Martin, Ron; Mason, Jackie; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del (announcer); The Willis Sisters. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-8. AIR DATE: 11-07-1963. TAPE DATE: 11-07-1963. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. D IRECTOR: Foster, Bill. WITH: Adams, Don; Clement, Frank (Tennessee Governor); Henson, Jim; The Jubilee Four; Martin, Ron; Mason, Jackie; Oznowicz, Frank; Sharbutt, Del (announcer); Stafford, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-9. AIR DATE: 11-14-1963. TAPE DATE: 11-14-1963. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. D IRECTOR: Foster, Bill. WITH: Bee, Molly; Buttons, Red; The Crum Brothers (Crum, Dean; Crum, Don); Henson, Jim; Martin, Ron; Oznowicz, Frank; Vale, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-10. AIR DATE: 11-21-1963. TAPE DATE: 11-21-1963. VERSION: revised mimeo. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR: Foster, Bill. WITH: FitzSimons, Bronwyn; Henson, Jim; Martin, Ron; O’Hara, Maureen; Oznowicz, Frank; Professor Backwards (Edmondson, Jim). ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-11. AIR DATE: 11-28-1963. TAPE DATE: 11-27-1963. VERSION: revised mimeo. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. DIRECTOR : Foster, Bill. W ITH : Adams, Don; The Crum Brothers (Crum, Dean; Crum, Don); Henson, Jim; The Jubilee Four; The McGuire Sisters; Oznowicz, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.).

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The Jimmy Dean Show #1-12. AIR DATE : 12-05-1963. TAPE D ATE : 12-051963. VERSION: revised mimeo. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. D IRECTOR: Foster, Bill. W ITH : Arnold, Eddy; Bee, Molly; Henson, Jim; Marshall, Mort; Oznowicz, Frank; Price, Roger; Sherman, Allan. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #1-30. AIR DATE: 04-23-1964. TAPE DATE: 04-221964. VERSION: revised mimeo. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; McCormick, Pat; Clark, Ron. D IRECTOR: Foster, Bill. W ITH : Adams, Don; Bee, Molly; Dean, Rowlf; Richman, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). The Pop and Country World of Nashville #3-1. AIR DATE: 09-17-1965. TAPE DATE: 09-09-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Arnold, Eddy; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Gayle, Linda; Owens, Buck (Buck Owens and the Buckaroos); Pitney, Gene; Rowlf; Smith, Connie; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-2. AIR DATE: 09-24-1965. TAPE DATE: 09-16-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. W ITH : Davidson, John; Miller, Jody; Monica, Corbett; Rowlf; The Texas Troubadours; Tubb, Ernest. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-3. AIR DATE: 10-01-1965. TAPE DATE: 09-24-1965. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Anderson, Bill (Bill Anderson Group); The Geezinslaw Brothers; Jordan, Bill; Morgan, Jane; Rowlf. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-4. AIR DATE: 10-08-1965. TAPE DATE: 10-01-1965. V ERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: The Geezinslaw Brothers; Gibson, Don; Miller, Jody; Rowlf ; Vinton, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-5. AIR DATE: 10-15-1965. TAPE DATE: 10-08-1965. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bee, Molly; Buck & Smitty & The Virginians; Rowlf; Tillotson, Johnny. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room

The Jimmy Dean Show assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). The 18th Annual Billboard Country Music Awards #3-6. AIR DATE: 10-22-1965. TAPE DATE: 10-14-1965. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Clement, Frank (Tennessee Governor). PRESENTERS: Acuff, Roy; Devine, Ott; Owens, Buck; Pearl, Minnie; Preston, Frances; Ritter, Tex. PERFORMERS: Beasler, Norma Jean; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Drusky, Roy; Haggard, Merle; Mitchell, Priscilla; Owens, Buck; Reeves, Del; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes; from the Grand Ole Opry House, Nashville, Tennessee. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-7. AIR DATE: 11-05-1965. TAPE DATE: 11-04-1965. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Allison, Fran; Bare, Bobby (The Bobby Bare Group); Carnes, Sharon; The Dixieland Group; The Geezinslaw Brothers; Godfrey, Arthur; Rowlf. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-9. AIR DATE: 11-19-1965. TAPE DATE: 11-12-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. D IRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. W ITH : Homer & Jethro; Miller, Jody; Rowlf; Tucker, Forrest. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-10. AIR D ATE : 11-26-1965. T APE D ATE : 10-261965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; The Bordermen; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Dickens, Jimmy; Garnett, Gale; Jones, George; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes; from Miami Beach Auditorium, Miami Beach, Florida. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-11. AIR DATE: 12-03-1965. TAPE DATE: 11-18-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Atkins, Chet; Buck & Smitty; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Cramer, Floyd; Crosby, Norm; Farrell, Eileen; Nashville AllStars; Randolph, Boots; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes; from Carnegie Hall. U SED BY : Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-12. AIR DATE: 12-10-1965. TAPE DATE: 12-01-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Henson, Jim; Maphis, Joe; Sommers, Joanie; The Tony Mordente Dancers; Vale, Jerry; Van Dyke, Leroy (Van Dyke Group). ADDI-

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down; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-13. AIR DATE : 12-17-1965. TAPE DATE : 12-071965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. W ITH : Arquette, Cliff; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Henson, Jim; Lassie; Maphis, Joe; Rydell, Bobby; Starr, Kay; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-14. AIR DATE: 12-24-1965. TAPE DATE: 12-15-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Henson, Jim; Little, Rich; Maphis, Joe; Miller, Jody; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-15. AIR DATE: 12-31-1965. TAPE DATE: 12-21-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Buck Owens & the Buckaroos; Carr, Vicki; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Crosby, Norm; Henson, Jim; Maphis, Joe; The Tony Mordente Dancers; The Western Continentals. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-16. AIR DATE: 01-14-1966. TAPE DATE: 10-13-1965. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Clark, Ron; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. W ITH : Acuff, Roy; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Flatt & Scruggs; Hamilton, George IV; James, Sonny; Rowlf; Smith, Carl; Snow, Hank; The Tony Mordente Dancers; Wells, Kitty; West, Dottie; Young, Faron. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest list; list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes; from the Grand Ole Opry House, Nashville, Tennessee. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-17. AIR DATE: 01-21-1966. TAPE DATE: 01-14-1966. V ERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bailey, Pearl; Buck Owens & the Buckaroos; Burgess, Wilma; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-18. AIR DATE : 01-28-1966. TAPE D ATE : 01-211966. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Allison, Fran; The Chuck Cassey Singers; The Everly Brothers; Green, Lloyd; Miller, Jody; Rowlf ; The Tony Mordente Dancers. A DDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.).

SERIES #3-19. AIR DATE: 02-11-1966. TAPE DATE: 02-04-1966. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: The Andrews Sisters; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Grammer, Billy (Billy Grammer Group); Rowlf; Sadler, Sgt. Barry; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-20. AIR DATE: 02-18-1966. TAPE DATE: 02-11-1966. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Bee, Molly; Caterino, Jerry; Clark, Roy; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-21. AIR DATE: 02-25-1966. TAPE DATE: 02-181966. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Britt, Elton; The Browns (Brown, Maxine; Brown, Bonnie; Brown, Jim Edward); The Chuck Cassey Singers; Mack, Warner; Paxton, Peggy; Rowlf ; The Tony Mordente Dancers. A DDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-22. AIR DATE: 03-04-1966. TAPE DATE: 02-251966. VERSION: first mimeo. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Carnes, Sharon; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Gibson, Don; Martino, Al; Rowlf; The Statesmen; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-23. AIR DATE: 03-11-1966. TAPE DATE: 01-071966. VERSION: first mimeo. WRITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: The Chuck Cassey Singers; Crosby, Norm; Laird, Marvin; Randolph, Boots (The Boots Randolph Group); Rowlf; Sherwood, Robert; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-24. AIR DATE: 03-18-1966. TAPE DATE: 01-281966. V ERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: Bowes, Margie; Carlin, George; The Chuck Cassey Singers; Grant, Jim; Lee, Loreen; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers; Wills, Maury. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-25. AIR DATE: 03-25-1966. TAPE DATE: 03-181966. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Glickman,

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Joanie Loves Chachi Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: The Chuck Cassey Singers; Crosby, Norm; The George Jones Group; Grammer, Billy; Jones, George; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers; Vale, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.). #3-26. AIR DATE: 04-01-1966. TAPE DATE: 03-251966. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Glickman, Will; Arnold, Buddy; Atkinson, Buddy. DIRECTOR: Gurnee, Hal. WITH: The Chuck Cassey Singers; Rowlf; The Tony Mordente Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of singers and dancers; staff list; rundown; rehearsal schedule; dressing room assignments; closing credits; commercials; lyrics; some marks and notes. USED BY: Banner, Bob (exec. prod.).

The Joan Davis Show see I Married Joan Joanie Loves Chachi HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (4 episodes); Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 6 scripts (5 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 23 to Apr. 13, 1982; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; Sept. 30 to Dec. 16, 1982; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; May 17 to 24, 1983; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 17 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television Productions. CREATED BY: Ganz, Lowell; Marshall, Garry. DEVELOPED BY: Boyett, Bob; Miller, Tom. EXEC. PROD.: Boyett, Robert L.; Ganz, Lowell; Hallin, Ronny; Marshall, Garry; Milkis, Edward K.; Miller, Tom. PRODUCERS: Dunne, James Patrick; Fox, Fred, Jr.; Hart, Terry. STARRING: Baio, Scott; Moran, Erin. WITH : Freedman, Winifred; Maury, Derrel; Metano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Robert; Travolta, Ellen. • Sitcom, spin-off from Happy Days (see there). Joanie and Chachi leave Milwaukee for Chicago and start a rock band, while living with Chachi’s mother and her new husband, who open an Italian restaurant. Chicago #1-1. PROD. NO.: 60401-001. AIR DATE: 0323-1982. SCRIPT DATES: 03-02-1982 / 03-05-1982. VERSIONS : revised final draft; revised shooting script. WRITERS: Ganz, Lowell. PRODUCERS: Dunne, James P.; Fox, Fred, Jr. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Bosley, Tom; Claussen, Joy; Epp, Gary; Freedman, Winifred; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Paris, Julie; Peirce, Bob; Proctor, Patti; Ross, Marion; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; call sheet (Mar. 3, 1982); staff and crew list; 2 copies. The Performance #1-2. PROD. NO.: 60401-002. AIR DATE: 03-30-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 03-12-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Fox, Fred, Jr. PRODUCERS : Dunne, James P.; Fox, Fred, Jr. D IRECTOR : Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Freedman, Winifred; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Moultrie, Emily; Peirce, Bob; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition; call sheet (Mar. 9, 1982). I Do, I Don’t, I Do #1-3. PROD. NO.: 60401-003. AIR DATE: 04-06-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 03-19-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Bickley, William;

The Joe Palooka Story Warren, Michael. PRODUCERS: Dunne, James P.; Fox, Fred, Jr. DIRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Becher, John C.; Downes, Anson; Freedman, Winifred; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Bob; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. College Days #1-4. P ROD . NO.: 60401-004. AIR DATE: 04-13-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 03-26-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Dunne, James P. PRODUCERS : Dunne, James P.; Fox, Fred, Jr. D IRECTOR : Ganz, Lowell. W ITH : Byers, Brian; Freedman, Winifred; Lantz, Rick; Lester, Jeff; Lindgren, Lisa; McDermott, Chris; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Bob; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; call sheet (Mar. 26, 1982). Joanie’s Roommate #1-6. PROD. NO.: 60402-006. AIR DATE: 10-14-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Hart, Terry. WRITERS: Tricker, George; Rosen, Neil. D IRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Bosley, Tom; Freedman, Winifred; Maury, Derrel; Molinaro, Al; Oliver, Deanna; Pierce, Robert; Ross, Marion; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks and notes. One on One #1-7. PROD. NO.: 60402-008. AIR DATE: 10-21-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-27-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. P RODUCER : Hart, Terry. W RITER: Levinson, Larry. DIRECTOR: Storm, Howard. WITH: Freedman, Winifred; Lieberman, Nancy; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Robert; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks and notes; 4 copies. Everybody Loves Aunt Vanessa #1-9. PROD. NO.: 60402-010. AIR DATE: 11-04-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-241982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER : Hart, Terry. W RITERS: Granat, Steve; Sherer, Mel. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. W ITH : Alu, Al; Freedman, Winifred; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Robert; Travolta, Ellen; Walter, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Goodbye Delvecchio’s, Hello World #1-12. PROD. NO.: 60402-009. AIR DATE: 11-25-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Tricker, George. PRODUCER: Hart, Terry. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. WITH: Alldredge, Michael; Davis, Don; Fragnoli, John; Freedman, Winifred; Kirchenbauer, Bill; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Bob; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Elopement #1-17. PROD. NO.: 60402-014. AIR DATE: 05-24-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Hart, Terry. WRITERS : Dunne, James P.; Taggart, Millee. D IRECTOR : Tracy, John. WITH: Brunetti, Argentina; Freedman, Winifred; Manza, Ralph; Maury, Derrel; Metrano, Art; Molinaro, Al; Pierce, Robert; Travolta, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

The Joe Palooka Story HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954; 30 minutes; ca. 26 episodes (39 episodes planned). PROD . CO.: Guild Films Productions. PRODUCERS: Bare, Richard; Berke, William. D IRECTORS: Bare, Richard; Berke, William A.; Kenton, Erle C. STARRING: Kirkwood, Joe, Jr. WITH: Downs, Cathy; Rosenbloom, Maxie (“Slap-

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sie”); Tomack, Sid; Van Rooten, Luis. • Drama series about a naïve heavyweight boxer, based on the cartoon character created by Ham Fisher. Turkey for Terry #1-3. PROD. NO.: 2004B. AIR DATE: 08-14-1954 (New York City). S CRIPT DATE : 1954. WRITER: Reisner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Berke, William A. WITH : Clark, Eddie; Downs, Cathy; Elliott, Cecil; Gebert, Gordon; Hayes, Bernadene; Jones, Butch; McClain, Billy; Narcisco, Grazia; Roberts, Steve; Rosenbloom, Maxie; Van Rooten, Luis; Vigran, Herb; Wendorf, Ruben. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; copyright 1954 by Hammond E. Fisher. And Still Champ #1-26. PROD . NO.: 2004A. A IR DATE: 06-29-1957 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 05-281954. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Kirkwood, Joe, Jr.; Meyer, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; copyright 1954 by Hammond E. Fisher. USED BY: Rosenbloom, Maxie (part of “Clyde”).

The Joey Bishop Show (The New Joey Bishop Show) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORKS: NBC; CBS. BROADCAST: NBC: Sept. 15, 1962, to Sept. 5, 1964; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1). CBS: Sept. 27, 1964, to Sept. 7, 1965; Sundays, 9:30 P.M. (into Dec., 1964); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. P ROD . CO.: Bellmar Enterprises. PRO DUCER : Thomas, Danny. D IRECTORS : Ferber, Mel; Kern, James V.; Paris, Jerry. STARRING: Bishop, Joey. WITH: Besser, Joe; Bixby, Bill; Dalton, Abby; Forman, Joey; Marks, Guy; Monica, Corbett; Smith, Matthew David; Treen, Mary. • After a format change from the one-season original Joey Bishop Show, Bishop plays a married nightclub comedian who also hosts a TV show — with many guest stars playing themselves. Joey and Shecky Greene (Joey Introduces Shecky Greene) #3-26. PROD. NO.: 31-C (97). AIR DATE: 0418-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 02-21-1964 / 02-25-1964. WRITERS: Singer, Ray; Chevillat, Dick. WITH: Besser, Joe; Claire, Dorothy; Dalton, Abby; Greene, Shecky; Monica, Corbett; Treen, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Office copy (first copy).

Johnny Olsen’s Rumpus Room HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: DuMont. BROADCAST: Jan. 17, 1949, to Jul. 4, 1952; 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: DuMont Television Network. P RODUCER : Wormser, Jack. H OST : Olsen, Johnny. W ITH : Jeanette and Jane. • Variety show with music and Olsen ad-libbing with guests. Viewers were asked to call in and request specific acts. AIR DATE: 04-17-1949. VERSION: carbon copy. WITH: Backus, Henny; Gage, Ben; Hare, Marilyn; Ray Connif Orchestra; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

Johnny Ringo HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 1, 1959, to Jun. 30, 1960; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star-Pamaron-Zane Grey Productions. PRO-

SERIES DUCER : Spelling, Aaron. S TARRING : Durant, Don. WITH: De Marney, Terence; Goddard, Mark; Sharpe, Karen. • Western series about a former gunslinger who becomes sheriff of Velardi, Arizona. The Reno Brothers #1-21. PROD. NO.: 2343. AIR DATE : 02-25-1960. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-18-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-25-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Falvo, John; Lord, Stephen (story); Spelling, Aaron (story). DIRECTOR: Moder, Dick. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques; Avery, Emile; Beck, James ( Jim); Cooper, Ben; Fredericks, Charles E.; Hoy, Robert F.; Tomack, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; dubbing information (Spanish); preliminary budget detail, Art Department (1-22-1960); set schedule; shooting schedule ( Jan. 27-29, 1960); name changes; this episode was an unsold pilot for a planned spin-off series.

The Jonathan Winters Show HOLDINGS: Tom Koch Collection —13 scripts. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Dec. 27, 1967, to May 22, 1969; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (into Dec., 1968); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (through May, 1969); 60 minutes. PROD . CO.: Meadowlane Productions. PRODUCERS: Aylesworth, John; Bregman, Buddy; Peppiatt, Frank. HOST : Winters, Jonathan. W ITH : Arquette, Cliff ; Barnes, Georgene; The Bob Banas Dancers; Curtis, Dick; Dalton, Abby; Davis, Diane; The Earl Brown Orchestra; The Establishment; Ghostley, Alice; Lynde, Paul; The Paul Weston Dancers; Renneau, Jerry; Rodgers, Pamela; Storm, Debi; The Tony Charmoli Dancers; The Wisa D’Orso Dancers. • Variety show with music, dancing and comedy sketches. Winters had been host of an earlier 15-minute program (195657) on NBC that aired before the evening news. PROD. NO.: 0107. AIR DATE: 10-09-1968. TAPE DATE: 09-30-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Barnes, Georgene; Barrett, Susan; Bennett, Bern; Charles, Arlene; Dalton, Abby; Darro, Frankie; Ebsen, Buddy; Hirt, Al; Howren, Frank; Keller, Bill; Kenny, Tom; Kline, Jim; Lee, Bill; Merlino, Gene; Priest, Pat; Rannow, Jerry; Rodgers, Pamela; Stannard, John; Waynesmith, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 29-30); lyrics. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0108. AIR DATE: 10-16-1968. TAPE DATE: 10-07-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom; Friedman, Ron. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Abbott, Roger; Arquette, Cliff; Arquette, Lewis; Barnes, Georgene; Bennett, Bern; Charles, Arlene; Dalton, Abby; Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr.; Fitzgerald, Ella; Poule, Ezelle; Rannow, Jerry; Rodgers, Pamela; Tamas, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 6-7, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0110. AIR DATE: 10-23-1968. TAPE DATE: 10-21-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Arquette, Lewis; Allen, Steve; Bennett, Bern; Blasser,

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The Jonathan Winters Show Bob; Curtis, Dick; Dalton, Abby; Giorgio, Tony; Merman, Ethel; O’Reilly, Erin; The Third Wave. ADDITIONAL I NFO : credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 20-21, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0109. AIR DATE: 10-30-1968. TAPE DATE: 10-14-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Arquette, Lewis; Bennett, Bern; The Craig Hundley Trio; Curtis, Dick; Dalton, Abby; Franks, Jerry; Karloff, Boris; McCoy, Margie; Moorehead, Agnes; O’Reilly, Erin; Sharon, Jet; Spahn, Patrick (Pat); Storm, Debi. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 13-14, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0101. AIR DATE: 11-13-1968. TAPE DATE: 08-12-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Joelson, Ben; Baer, Art; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom; Friedman, Ron. DIRECTOR : Winther, Jørn. W ITH : Arquette, Cliff; Barnes, Georgene; Bennett, Bern; Curtis, Dick; Franks, Jerry, Jr.; Landis, Josephine; London, Julie; Lynde, Paul; McLarty, James; Rannow, Jerry; Rees, Joyce; Rodgers, Pamela; Tamas, Jack; The Young Saints. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Aug. 11-12, 1968); lyrics; closing credits; some marks and notes. PROD. NO.: 0112. AIR DATE: 11-20-1968. TAPE DATE: 11-11-1968. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-11-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. D IRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. W ITH : Arquette, Lewis; Bennett, Bern; Curtis, Dick; The Establishment; Franks, Jerry; Griffin, Merv; Meadows, Audrey; Pisani, Remo; Valery, Dana; Waynesmith, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 10-11, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0113. AIR DATE: 11-27-1968. TAPE DATE: 11-18-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH : Arquette, Cliff ; Bennett, Bern; The Cowsills; Curtis, Dick; Davis, Shelley; The Establishment; Ghostley, Alice; Lynde, Paul; Smith, Kate. ADDITIONAL I NFO : credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 17-18, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0114. AIR DATE: 12-11-1968. TAPE DATE: 11-25-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bennett, Bern; Buchanan, Edgar; Curtis, Dick; Eden, Barbara; Ellis, Jimmy; The Establishment; Jimmy Ellis and the Riverview Spiritual Singers; The King Cousins; Labonte, Lois; Lookinland, Mike; Meredith, Larry; Mills, Sally; Pershing, Diane. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 2425, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0116. AIR DATE: 12-18-1968. TAPE DATE: 12-09-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Joelson, Ben; Baer, Art; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch,

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Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Lew; Bennett, Bern; Cambridge, Godfrey; Clark, Roy; Curtis, Dick; The Establishment; Grier, Rosie; Joyce, Elaine; Kino, Lloyd; Pearl, Minnie; Robinson, Sugar Ray; Stewart, Bobbi. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 8-9, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0117. AIR DATE: 12-26-1968. TAPE DATE: 12-16-1968. V ERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Joelson, Ben; Baer, Art; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bennett, Bern; Curtis, Dick; The Establishment; Evans, Dale; Friedman, Ron; Gorshin, Frank; Grant, Gordon; Harron, Paul; Harvey, Dick; The Kids Next Door; Rogers, Roy; Stewart, Bobbi. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 15-16, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom. PROD. NO.: 0102. AIR DATE: 01-01-1969. TAPE DATE: 08-19-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Joelson, Ben; Baer, Art; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom; Friedman, Ron. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bennett, Bern; Curtis, Dick; The Frivolous Five; Lee, Gypsy Rose; Lindsey, George; The Young Saints. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Aug. 18-19, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. PROD. NO.: 0118. AIR DATE: 01-16-1969. TAPE DATE: 01-07-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Joelson, Ben; Baer, Art; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bennett, Bern; Curtis, Dick; The Establishment; Franks, Jerry; Keith, Brian; Nye, Louis; Owens, Buck; Silla, Felix; The Third Wave; Valery, Dana. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Jan. 6-7, 1969); lyrics; closing credits. PROD. NO.: 0111. AIR DATE: 04-02-1969. TAPE DATE: 10-28-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Joelson, Ben; Baer, Art; Blitzer, Barry; Brenner, Ray; Bergman, Ted; Mayer, Jerry; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. WITH: Arquette, Cliff; Bennett, Bern; Curtis, Dick; Duff, Howard; O’Reilly, Erin; Prowse, Juliet; The Third Wave. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 27-28, 1968); lyrics; closing credits. USED BY: Koch, Tom.

INFO: cast of characters; set list; note to director. USED BY: Kinney, Ron. The Other Face of the Law #1-3. PROD. NO.: 1845. AIR DATE: 09-22-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-27-1967. LAST REVISION: 07-06-1967. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITERS: Kadison, Ellis; Kane, Joel. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert. WITH: André, E.J.; Asner, Edward; Corey, Jeff; Coucette, John; Korb, Michael; Long, Ed; Marshall, Shary; Newlan, Paul; Nisbet, Stuart; Taylor, Joyce; Viharo, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note to director; name changes. USED BY: Kinney, Ron; Haberman, Abe (makeup artist). A Civil Case of Murder (A Man in the Window) #14. P ROD . NO.: 1842. AIR DATE : 09-29-1967. S CRIPT DATE: 07-11-1967. LAST REVISION: 07-19-1967. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: Welles, Halsted. DIRECTOR: Segal, Boris. W ITH : Brady, Scott; Bundy, Brooke; Dehner, John; Howard, Clint; Travanti, Daniel J. (Dan). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note to director. Commitment #1-9. PROD. NO.: 1861. AIR DATE: 1103-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1967. VERSION: first draft. W RITER: Monash, Paul. D IRECTOR: Butler, Robert. W ITH : Murdock, George; Peters, Brock; Steiner, David; Tyson, Cicely; Windom, Wiliam; Young, Stephen; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Alexander, Dan; Harper, Jim. You Remember Joe Maddox #1-26. PROD . NO.: 1878. AIR DATE: 03-15-1968. SCRIPT DATES: 01-18-1968 / 01-24-1968. LAST REVISION: 01-30-1968. VERSIONS: first draft; shooting final. WRITER: Barton, Franklin. DIRECTOR: McCowan, George. WITH: Gray, Coleen; McCarthy, Kevin; Scott, Simon; Stricklyn, Ray. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 2, 5-7); note to director; some marks; 2 copies. USED BY: Smith, Ernie; Stricklyn, Ray. The Death Farm #2-7. PROD. NO.: 2843. AIR DATE: 11-01-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1968. LAST REVISION: 06-17-1968. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Lewin, Robert. D IRECTOR: Moxey, John Llewellyn. WITH : Bedelia, Bonnie; Carney, Thom; Gregory, James; Johnson, Arch; Johnson, Bobby; King, Wright; Parfrey, Woodrow; Sorrells, Robert; Taft, Sara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note to director.

Judd for the Defense

June Allyson Show see The DuPont Show

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts; Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 8, 1967, to Mar. 14, 1969; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 50 episodes. PROD. CO.: Vanadas Productions in association with 20th Century-Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Monash, Paul. PRODUCERS: Gast, Harold; Russell, Charles. STARRING: Betz, Carl. WITH : Young, Stephen. • Courtroom drama loosely based on the career of F. Lee Bailey. The Deep End (The Monkey’s Head Knot) #1-2. PROD. NO.: 1841. AIR DATE: 09-15-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 06-05-1967. LAST REVISION : 06-09-1967. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: Levitt, Saul. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Ades, Daniel; Baral, Eileen; Garland, Beverly; Janiss, Vivi; Nielsen, Leslie; Renard, David; Smithers, William; Voland, Herb. ADDITIONAL

Jungle Jim HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955-56; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems. EXEC. PROD.: Briskin, Fred. PRODUCER: Greene, Harold. STARRING: Weissmueller, Johnny. WITH: Cavanagh, Paul; Frederic, Norman; Huston, Martin. • Series about the fantastic adventures of Jungle Jim, based on the comic strip by Don Moore and artist Alex Raymond. The same comics also served as the basis for a number of movies (from 1937 to 1951) and a radio program (1935-54). Voodoo Drums #1-21. PROD. NO.: 3469. AIR DATE:

SERIES 03-02-1956 (WRCA — NBC, New York City). SCRIPT DATE : 11-23-1955. V ERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Maples, Terence. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Cavanagh, Paul; Frederic, Norman; Fredericks, Dean; Harvey, Don C.; Huston, Martin; Jolley, I. Stanford; Wilkins, Martin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters/partial credits; set list; some notes; one sketch. USED BY: Harris, Sam (property).

Juvenile Jury HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: NBC; CBS. BROADCAST: NBC: Apr. 3 to Jul., 1947 (East Coast network only); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; Jun. to Sept., 1951; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; Jun. to Oct., 1952; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; Jul. to Sept. 28, 1953; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; Jan. 2 to Mar. 27, 1955; Sunday afternoons; 30 minutes. CBS: Oct. 11, 1953, to Sept. 14, 1954; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television; CBS Television. CREATED BY: Barry, Jack. PRODUCERS: Barry, Jack; Enright, Dan. HOST: Barry, Jack. • Children’s game show, in which a panel of five kids gave unrehearsed advice or opinions to questions submitted by the audience in the studio and at home. The program was based on a radio show of the same title, also hosted by Barry (1946-53). AIR DATE: 06-05-1947. ADDITIONAL INFO: commercials for Gaines Dog Foods.

Kaz HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 14, 1978 (pilot); Sept. 10, 1978, to Apr. 22, 1979; Sundays, 10:00 pm; 60 minutes; 22 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. CREATED BY: Dunaway, Don Carlos; Leibman, Ron. EXEC. PROD.: Merson, Marc; Rich, Lee; Rolfe, Sam. PRODUCER: Katz, Peter. DIRECTORS: Damski, Mel; Kelljan, Bob; Laidman, Harvey S.; Lamkin, Ken; Levin, Peter; Lo Bianco, Tony; Mayberry, Russ; McEveety, Bernard; Medford, Don; Moessinger, David; Penn, Leo. STARRING: Leibman, Ron. WITH: Atwater, Edith; Carlson, Linda; LeRoy, Gloria; O’Neal, Patrick; O’Neill, Dick; Withers, Mark; Wyner, George. • Crime/legal drama series about a former thief who has become an attorney. A Fine Romance #1-9. PROD . NO.: 188757. AIR DATE : 12-03-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-13-1978. LAST REVISION: 09-14-1978. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Lenski, Robert W. WITH : Atwater, Edith; Carlson, Linda; LeRoy, Gloria; O’Neal, Patrick; O’Neill, Dick; Shoop, Pamela Susan; Sidney, Sylvia; Withers, Mark; Wyner, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes.

King of Diamonds HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (14 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1961-62; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Ziv-United Artists. EXEC. PROD.: Epstein, Jon. PRODUCER: Robinson, John. DIRECTOR: Lerner, Irving. STARRING: Crawford, Broderick. WITH: Hamilton, Ray. • Adventure series about the chief of security for the world’s diamond industry, who travels the globe with his young

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King of Diamonds protégé battling criminals, including a gang that calls itself the Illegal Diamond Buyers’ Syndicate. The Wizard of Ice #1-1. PROD. NO.: 2B. AIR DATE: 09-13-1961 (KABC, Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATES: 1130-1960 / 01-31-1961. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: Robinson, John. D IRECTOR: Lerner, Irving. W ITH : Albright, Lola; Anderson, John; Freed, Bert; Kiel, Richard; Marley, John; Reding, Juli; Savalas, Telly; Tabor, Joan; Tomack, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; series #529, Story No. 4; 2 copies. Commando Tactics (The Spree Caper) #1-2. PROD. NO.: 4B. AIR DATE: 09-20-1961 (KABC Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 06-01-1961. WRITER: Fisher, Steve. WITH: Loughery, Jackie; Mohr, Gerald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Stone’s Throw Away (The Amateurs) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 6B. AIR DATE: 09-27-1961 (KABC Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 05-16-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-27-1961. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: White, Andy. WITH: Hamilton, Ray; Hayes, Allison; Huxham, Kendrick; Westerfield, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Elect. Diamonds Don’t Burn #1-4. PROD. NO.: 3B. AIR DATE: 10-04-1961 (KABC Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 05-05-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-16-1961. VERSION: seventh revision. WRITER: Savage, Paul. WITH: Drake, Tom; Fawcett, William; Foster, Dianne; Hamilton, Ray; Tobin, Dan; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; list of changes. Alias Willie Hogan #1-5. PROD. NO.: 13B. AIR DATE: 10-11-1961 (KABC Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 07-311961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fisher, Steve. WITH: Adler, Jay; Browne, Kathie; Hamilton, Ray; Rhodes, Hari; Stevenson, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: F. Lib. Diamond Dust (Deadly Defectors) #1-6. PROD . NO.: 7B. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1961. WRITER: Granville, Frank. WITH: Di Reda, Joe; Eastham, Richard; Kennedy, Roy; Tabor, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Elect. Four to Get Ready #1-7. PROD. NO.: 9B. AIR DATE: 10-31-1961 (Davenport, Iowa). SCRIPT DATE: 06-211961. LAST REVISION : 07-19-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Meltzer, Lewis. WITH: Browne, Kathie; Rhodes, Hari; Stevenson, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Diamonds Come in Cans (Death Comes in Cans) #1-8. PROD. NO.: 11B. AIR DATE: 11-10-1961 (Columbus, OH). SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-301961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. WITH: Albertson, Frank; Vickers, Yvette; Vivyan, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Stop Johnny King! #1-10. PROD. NO.: 12B. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1961. LAST REVISION: 08-28-1961. VERSION : revised script. W RITER : Barry, Robert. W ITH : Merrill, Lou; Sage, Willard; Savalas, Telly; Sterling, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis. USED BY: Rachmil. The Couriers #1-13. PROD. NO.: 15B. SCRIPT DATE: 07-25-1961. LAST REVISION : 09-15-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gard, Oliver. WITH: Eastham, Richard; Hamilton, Ray; Hardt, Eloise. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; synopsis; some marks; 2 sheets of handwritten notes. USED BY: Pittman.

Kings Row King Size Search #1-21. PROD. NO.: 10B. AIR DATE: 02-22-1961 (Cleveland, OH). SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-30-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Savage, Paul. WITH: Curry, Mason; Ebsen, Buddy; Merlin, Jan; Williams, Vince. USED BY: Rachmil. The Swindler #1-23. PROD. NO.: 8B. SCRIPT DATE: 06-20-1961. LAST REVISION : 10-16-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fisher, Steve. WITH: Erwin, Stu; Reding, Juli; Stone, George E.; White, Jesse. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: L.L. Mickey the Mixer #1-29. P ROD . NO.: 5B. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1961. WRITER: Harmon, David P. USED BY: Elect. Rain on Wednesday (Great Divide) #1-36. PROD. NO.: 14. SCRIPT DATE: 07-06-1961. VERSION: first draft. WITH: Boles, Jim; Bryant, William; Collentine, Barbara; Holdridge, Cheryl. USED BY: Rachmil.

Kings Row (see also Warner Brothers Presents) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 13, 1955, to Jan. 17, 1956; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 7 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. EXEC. PROD .: Orr, William T. P RODUCER : Huggins, Roy. DIRECTOR: Stewart, Paul. HOST: Young, Gig. STARRING: Kelly, Jack. WITH: Bronson, Lillian; Burton, Robert; Horton, Robert; Jory, Victor; Leslie, Nan. • Kings Row was one of three rotating series under the umbrella title Warner Brothers Presents (see also Cheyenne and Casablanca); it was based on the 1942 movie of the same title (starring Bob Cummings, Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan). The drama series was set in the fictional town of Kings Row in the early 1900s and dealt with the private and professional life of a young psychiatrist. Lady in Fear #1-1. PROD. NO.: 55-56 #1. AIR DATE: 09-13-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1955. LAST REVISION: 06-18-1955. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Brewer, Jameson. W ITH : Chandler, George; Fahey, Myrna; Johnson, Russell; Macy, Jack; Webber, Peggy. USED BY: Rice, Bill. Two of a Kind #1-2. PROD. NO.: 55-56 #2. AIR DATE: 10-04-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1955. LAST REVISION: 07-07-1955. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: St. Joseph, Ellis. WITH: Ford, Wallace; Votrian, Peter J. USED BY: Hendricks, William. Ellie #1-3. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #3; 5. AIR DATE: 10-25-1955. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-051955. LAST REVISION: 07-20-1955. WRITERS: Morris, Richard; Huggins, Roy (story). W ITH : Givney, Kathryn; Page, Joy. USED BY: Transportation. Introduction to Erica (Erica Schiller) #1-5. PROD./ SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #5; 7. AIR DATE: 12-06-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1955. LAST REVISION: 09-10-1955. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Higgins, Kenneth; St. Joseph, Ellis. WITH: Alderson, John; Ashdown, Isa; Ashdown, Nadine; Palmer, Maria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: McEwan, W. Carnival #1-7. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 55-56 #7; 8. AIR DATE: 01-17-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1955. LAST REVISION: 11-30-1955. VERSION: third revised final draft.

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Klondike HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (4 unaired). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 10, 1960, to Feb. 13, 1961; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 17 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv-United Artists. PRODUCER: Conrad, William. DIRECTORS: Conrad, William; Peckinpah, Sam. STARRING: Coburn, James; Taeger, Ralph. WITH: Blanchard, Mari; Lansing, Joi. • Series about two adventurers, set in Skagway, Alaska, during the Gold Rush of 1898. In mid-season the series changed setting and title to Acapulco (see there). Keys to Trouble (88 Keys to Trouble) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 6B. AIR DATE: 11-14-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 08-171960. LAST REVISION : 08-19-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Alexander, Stephen. WITH: Ford, Wallace; Fredericks, Charles; Hickman, William (Bill); Kerr, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Olsen, Stan. Swoger’s Mules #1-6. PROD. NO.: 10B. AIR DATE: 1121-1960. WRITERS: Gariss, Jack; Peckinpah, Sam. WITH: Akins, Claude; Cady, Frank; Challee, William; Nolan, Jeanette. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Sure Thing, Men (Sure Thing Man) #1-7. PROD. NO.: 12B. AIR DATE: 11-28-1960. WRITERS: Gariss, Jack; Hamner, Robert. WITH: Albertson, Jack; McVey, Tyler; Pennell, Larry; Stine, Jan; Woodson, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Bare Knuckles #1-9. PROD. NO.: 5B. AIR DATE: 1212-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1960. WRITER: Hite, Kathleen. WITH : Kiel, Richard; O’Malley, J. Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Dobkin, Lawrence. Halliday’s Club #1-10. PROD. NO.: 11B. AIR DATE: 12-19-1960. WRITERS: Clark, Marian; Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Coogan, Jackie; Herbert, Charles; Mell, Joseph; Sanders, Hugh; Tannen, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Swing Your Partner (Swing on Your Partner) #112. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 01-09-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1960. WRITER: Huston, Lou. WITH: Griffith, James; Kennedy, George; Melton, Troy; Swenson, Karl; Webster, Chuck. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Golden Burro #1-13. PROD. NO.: 15B. AIR DATE: 01-16-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-22-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Alexander, Stephen. WITH: Buchanan, Edgar; Karnes, Robert; McNear, Howard; Simon, Robert F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Queen of the Klondike #1-14. PROD. NO.: 9B. AIR DATE: 01-23-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1960. LAST REVISION : 09-26-1960. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Huston, Lou. W ITH : Bradford, Lane; Elam, Jack; Owen, Tudor; Patterson, Hank; Qualen, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Man Who Owned Skagway #1-15. PROD. NO.: 17B. AIR DATE: 01-30-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1960.

SERIES LAST REVISION: 12-08-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Donovan, Richard; Hamner, Robert. WITH: Dobkin, Lawrence; Hatton, Raymond; Moody, Ralph; Parnell, Emory; Soulé, Olan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY : Conrad, William. The Sitka Madonna #1-16. PROD . NO.: 20B. AIR DATE : 02-06-1961. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-28-1960. LAST REVISION: 01-04-1961. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kelley, John T. WITH: Chauvin, Lilyan; Hayes, Ron; Knowles, Patric; Puglia, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Hostages #1-17. PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 0213-1961. WRITER: Freiberger, Fred. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Chaney, Lon, Jr.; Petruzzi, Jack; Raffetto, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; final episode. Challenge in Skagway [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 14B. WRITERS: Dobkin, Lawrence; Huston, Lou. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Vengeance Is Mine [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 19B. WRITER: Savage, Paul. The Sentence [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 21B. WRITER: Hauser, Dwight. Fool’s Greed [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 22B. WRITERS: Lewis, Elliott; Dobkin, Lawrence. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Knight Rider HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —19 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1982, to Apr. 4, 1986; Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 8:00 P.M. (season 4); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); 60 minutes; 90 episodes. PROD. CO.: Glen Larson Productions; Universal City Studios. CREATED BY: Larson, Glen A. EXEC. PROD.: Foster, Robert; Larson, Glen A. PRODUCERS: Armus, Burton; Clements, Calvin, Jr.; de Souza, Steven E.; Ewing, Robert; Sanford, Gerald; Shearer, Hannah Louise. STARRING: Hasselhoff, David. WITH: Daniels, William (voice of K.I.T.T.’s computer); Holden, Rebecca; McPherson, Patricia; Mulhare, Edward; Parros, Peter. • Adventure series about an undercover cop who was killed and is brought back to life by a mysterious millionaire, who gives him a new identity and a specially equipped car with a talking computer, and sends him on various missions. Good Day at White Rock #1-4. PROD. NO.: 57303. AIR DATE: 10-08-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-27-1982. LAST REVISION: 08-06-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Davis, Deborah; Cinader, R.A. DIRECTOR: Haller, Daniel. WITH: Callahan, James T.; Champion, Michael; Clemens, Gregory; Coogan, Keith; Daniels, Alex; Dryer, Robert; Fisher, George; Lockhart, Anne; McPherson, Patricia; Mulhare, Edward; Oliver, Kyle; Stroud, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Goliath (Parts 1 & 2) #2-1/2. PROD. NO.: 57823. AIR DATE : 10-02-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-22-1983. LAST REVISION: 07-27-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Foster, Robert; Gilmer, Robert W. D IRECTOR : Kolbe, Winrich. WITH: Antonius, Petrus; Davis, Pepper; Holden, Rebecca; Lambert, Paul; Mokae, Zakes; Mulhare, Edward; Naranjo, Ivan; Rush, Barbara; Southwick, Shawn; Westgate, Murray. A DDITIONAL

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Knight Rider INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. USED BY: Wardrobe. Brother’s Keeper #2-3. P ROD . NO.: 57805. AIR DATE : 10-09-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 06-13-1983. LAST REVISION: 06-17-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wallengren, E.F. D IRECTOR: Hayers, Sidney. WITH : Bralver, Bob; Cutt, Michael; Fairman, Michael; Gordon, Gerald; Houston, Fitzhugh G.; Lerner, Fred; McKewin, Vince; O’Connor, Tim; Proctor, Marland; Stewart, Catherine Mary; Wein, Dean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Merchants of Death #2-4. PROD. NO.: 57807. AIR DATE: 10-16-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-19-1983. LAST REVISION : 05-28-1983. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Schmidt, William. DIRECTOR: Myerson, Alan. WITH: Allison, Deborah; Chiles, Linden; Elcar, Dana; Holden, Rebecca; La Due, Joe; Mulhare, Edward; Powers, Stephen; Smildsin, Kurt; Wesley, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Blind Spot (Insights) #2-5. PROD. NO.: 57809. AIR DATE : 10-23-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 08-05-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-27-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. DIRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH: Busia, Akosua; Coffey, Christopher; Davalos, Elyssa; Grajeda, Javier; London, Michael J.; Milford, John; Partington, David J.; Taxier, Arthur; Vlahos, Sam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Return to Cadiz (To Forgive, Divine) #2-6. PROD. NO.: 57801. AIR DATE: 10-30-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 0502-1983. LAST REVISION: 05-10-1983. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Forrester, Larry; Mathias, Sonny; Downing, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Myerson, Alan. WITH: Bowen, Michael; Coster, Nicolas; Gill, Jack; Lockhart, Anne; Scott, Ken; Stockwell, Guy; Yue, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. K.I.T.T. the Cat #2-7. PROD. NO.: 57824. AIR DATE: 11-06-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-11-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Hendler, Janis. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: Curtis, Keene; Davis, Geena; Holden, Rebecca; Moore, Terry; Mulhare, Edward; Pepper, Paul; Sotiropulos, Kopi; Starrett, Jack; Taylor, Wally; Wiley, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Soul Survivor #2-9. PROD. NO.: 57829. AIR DATE: 11-27-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-29-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Gilmer, Robert W.; Foster, Robert. DIRECTOR: Laidman, Harvey. WITH: Birney, Frank; Carroll, Janet; Cypher, Jon; Holden, Rebecca; Mulhare, Edward; Robbins, Brian; Strano, Carl; Turkel, Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Ring of Fire #2-10. PROD. NO.: 57810. AIR DATE: 1204-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1983. LAST REVISION: 0518-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Hendler, Janis. D IRECTOR: Kolbe, Winrich. W ITH : Durock, Dick; Gill, Jack; Hindy, Joseph; Holden, Rebecca; McMillan, Will; Moss, Larry; Mulhare, Edward; Murdock, George; Reynolds, Robert; Starr, Beau; Turk, Larry; Wing, Leslie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Murdock, George (part of “Judge Callan”). Silent Knight (Knight and the Gypsy) #2-12. PROD. NO.: 57817. AIR DATE: 12-18-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-121983. LAST REVISION : 10-20-1983. VERSION: revised

Knots Landing script. WRITERS: Hendler, Janis; Gilmer, Robert W.; Katz, Stephen B. (story). DIRECTOR: Kessler, Bruce. WITH: Alan, Lloyd; DeMay, Janet; Holden, Rebecca; La Greca, Paul; Liska, Stephen; Miranda, Robert; Mulhare, Edward; Proval, David; Tozzi, Giorgio. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; note on dialogue changes. A Knight in Shining Armor #2-13. P ROD . NO.: 57832. AIR DATE: 01-08-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1983. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Hendler, Janis; Greene, Tom. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Ashbrook, Daphne; Cowgill, David; Holden, Rebecca; Lund, Art; LeGault, Lance; Mulhare, Edward; Ronnie, Julie; Wilson, Thomas F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; note on dialogue changes. Diamonds Aren’t a Girl’s Best Friend #2-14. PROD. NO.: 57833. AIR DATE: 01-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-111983. LAST REVISION : 11-18-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Foster, Robert; Gilmer, Robert W. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: Assa, René; Guest, Nicholas; Holden, Rebecca; Kilbourne, Wendy; Leonard, Lu; Lindsey, Elizabeth; Mitchell, Cameron; Mulhare, Edward; Pflug, Jo Ann; Thomson, Patricia Ayame. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; note on dialogue changes. White-Line Warriors (Weekend Warriors) #2-15. PROD. NO.: 57828. AIR DATE: 01-29-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1983. L AST REVISION : 11-28-1983. V ERSION: revised script. W RITER: Okie, Richard. D IRECTOR: Bralver, Bob. WITH : Brown, Woody; Evans, Mary Beth; Gallin, Tim; Garret, Frank; Gillin, Hugh; Holden, Rebecca; Jackson, Sammy; Landi, Sal; McLerie, Allyn Ann; Mulhare, Edward; Oberman, Milt. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; note on dialogue changes. Race for Life #2-16. PROD. NO.: 57826. AIR DATE: 02-05-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1983. WRITERS: Belland, Bruce; Rogosin, Roy M. D IRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Aragon, Jesse; Arone, James; Barbour, Vincent; Brandt, Hank; Getlin, Scott; Harlow, William; Holden, Rebecca; Lively, Robyn; Lugo, Frank; Marcelino, Mario; Marta, Lynne; Mulhare, Edward; Nero, Toni. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Speed Demons #2-17. PROD. NO.: 57837. AIR DATE: 02-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1983. LAST REVISION: 12-16-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Greene, Tom; Hendler, Janis. DIRECTOR: Green, Bruce Seth. WITH: Bauer, Bruce; Champion, Michael; Cornell, Lydia; De Lisle, Christine; Fuller, Kurt; Huffman, Larry; Macchia, John; Mason, Madison; Wayne, Ethan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; note on dialogue changes. Goliath Returns (Parts 1 & 2) (Déjà Vu) #2-18/19. PROD. NO.: 57839. AIR DATE: 02-19-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1983. LAST REVISION : 12-31-1983. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Foster, Robert; Gilmer, Robert W.; Greene, Tom; Hendler, Janis. DIRECTOR: Kolbe, Winrich. W ITH : Banach, John M.; Barnes, Suzanne; Capen, Chris; Holden, Rebecca; McCarty, Vicki; Mulhare, Edward; Reese, Cyndi James; Richman, Peter Mark; Sanders, Henry G.; Turkel, Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; note on dialogue changes.

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Mouth of the Snake (Parts 1 & 2) (All that Glitters) #2-21/22. PROD. NO.: 57831. AIR DATE: 04-08-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-13-1983. LAST REVISION: 01-19-1984. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Foster, Robert; Gilmer, Robert W. DIRECTOR: Kolbe, Winrich. WITH: Armendáriz, Pedro, Jr.; Banks, Emily; Blanton, Arell; Clarke, Robert; Colbert, Robert; Contreras, Luis; Gilleran, Tom; Graf, Allan; Jensen, Jeff; Kotero, Apollonia; Kramer, Joel; Lindsley, Chuck; Martin, Todd; Pettet, Joanna; Roberts, Mario; Rossall, Kerry; Sherrod, John; Silver, Spike; Taylor, L. Charles. A DDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; note on dialogue changes. Big Iron #2-24. PROD. NO.: 57804. AIR DATE: 05-261984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1983. LAST REVISION: 06-061983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Friedgen, Julie. DIRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH: Healey, Myron; Holden, Rebecca; Kubik, Alex; LeBell, Gene; Lee, Kaaren; Mackenzie, Patch; Mulhare, Edward; Rider, Michael; Whitman, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. USED BY: Art Department. Lost Knight (K.I.T.T. Phone Home) #3-10. PROD. NO.: 58619. AIR DATE: 12-09-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 0530-1984. LAST REVISION: 06-06-1984. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Foster, Robert; Miller, James M. DIRECTOR: Hayers, Sidney. WITH : Bateman, Jason; Bowen, Pamela; Gamble, Duncan; James, Anthony; Johnson, Karl; Kasdorf, Lenore; McPherson, Patricia; Mulhare, Edward; Nunn, Alice; Wyndham, Anne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. USED BY: Astor, Burt.

Knots Landing HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 27, 1979, to May 13, 1993; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2, 4-7, 9-14), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3, 8); 60 minutes; 344 episodes. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. CREATED BY: Jacobs, David. EXEC. PROD.: Filerman, Michael; Jacobs, David. PRODUCERS: Harold, Mary Catherine; Latham, Lynn Marie; Lechowick, Bernard. WITH: Austin, Teri; Crowe, Tonya; Devane, William; Dobson, Kevin; Harris, Julie; Hartman, Lisa; Houghton, James; Lankford, Kim; Lee, Michele; Lonow, Claudia; McCashin, Constance; Mills, Donna; Murray, Don; Noone, Kathleen; Peterson, Pat; Phillips, Michelle; Pleshette, John; Riley, Larry; Shackelford, Ted; Shaw, Steve; Sheehan, Doug ; Sheridan, Nicolette; Van Ark, Joan. • This nighttime soap opera, a spin-off from Dallas, follows the lives of five families in Knots Landing, California, including Gary Ewing and his wife, members of the Dallas Ewing family. I’ll Tell You No Lies (Turnabout Is Fair Play) #511. P ROD . NO.: 172311/8050. AIR DATE : 12-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Grace, Michael L. DIRECTOR: Sgarro, Nicholas. WITH: Balderson, Robert; Carlson, Laura; David, Molly; Devane, William; Dobson, Kevin; Kahan, Steve; Landey, Clayton; Mills, Donna; Van Ark, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Calculated Risks #6-2. PROD. NO.: 173302/6101. AIR DATE: 10-18-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Goldberg, Susan. DIRECTOR:

SERIES Pintoff, Ernest. WITH: Baldwin, Alec; Bernard, Jason; Byrnes, Burke; Christie, Dick; Conway, Blake; DeLain, Marguerite; Devane, William; Dobson, Kevin; Griffith, Ed; Harris, Julie; Lee, Michele; McCashin, Constance; Mills, Donna; Selburg, David; Shackelford, Ted; Turner, Arnold F.; Van Ark, Joan; Westgor, David; Whiteford, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Hanging Fire #6-3. PROD. NO.: 173303/6102. AIR DATE: 10-25-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Goldfein, Alan. DIRECTOR: Singer, Alexander. WITH : Bernard, Jason; DeLain, Marguerite; Griffith, Ed; Kerwin, Dennis; Kwan, Nancy; MacNeal, Catherine; McKenzie, Dennis; Selburg, David; Wallach, Katherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Ipso Facto #6-5. PROD. NO.: 173305. AIR DATE: 1108-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1984. VERSION: production draft. WRITER: Saffron, John. DIRECTOR: Elikann, Larry. WITH: Bannon, Jack; Berg, Greg; Brady, Lisa; Burghardt, Arthur; Jeris, Nancy; Jones, Renée; Morse, Richardson; Perkins, Millie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Truth and Consequences #6-6. P ROD . NO.: 173306/6105. AIR DATE: 11-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 0712-1984. VERSION: production draft. WRITER: Keener, Joyce. DIRECTOR: Becker, Robert. WITH: Bannon, Jack; Boergadine, Steve; Brady, Lisa; Gray, Bruce; Jones, Renée; Perkins, Millie; Selburg, David; Turner, Arnold F.; Varela, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. We Come Together (We Gather Together) #6-9. PROD. NO.: 173309. AIR DATE: 11-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-06-1984. VERSION: production draft. WRITER: Gollance, Richard. DIRECTOR: Elikann, Larry. WITH: Baldwin, Alec; Chieffo, Michael; Devane, William; Dobson, Kevin; Duff, Howard; Gago, Jenny; Harris, Julie; Hartman, Lisa; Kenyon, Sandy; Kershaw, Whitney; Lee, Michele; McCashin, Constance; Mills, Donna; Peterson, Pat; Ponce, Luis Daniel; Shackelford, Ted; Shaw, Steve; Sheehan, Doug; Van Ark, Joan; Wickliffe, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. The Emperor’s Clothes #6-20. PROD . NO.: 173320/6119. AIR DATE: 02-21-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 1218-1984. VERSION: production draft. WRITER: Feigenbaum, Joel J. DIRECTOR: Pintoff, Ernest. WITH: Comi, Paul; Cross, Murphy; Sarradet, Richard; Vera, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Let’s Get Married #11-29. PROD. NO.: 445729. AIR DATE : 05-17-1990. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-29-1990. LAST REVISION: 04-05-1990. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lechowick, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Courtland, Jerome. WITH: Cassidy, Martin; Jordan, William; Lich, Robert; Lugo, Frank; Lyell, Paul; McWilliams, Cheryl; Phelan, Mark; Stevenson, Charles C., Jr.; Strasser, Robin; Yates, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology; “scenes 113-127 deleted from this copy.”

Kojak HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts (1973-77). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 8, 1973

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Kojak (pilot); Oct. 24, 1973, to Mar. 18, 1978; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Sundays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4), 10:00 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes; 118 episodes (+ pilot), two specials and 5 additional episodes were aired from 1985-90. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. CREATED BY: Mann, Abby. EXEC. PROD.: Duff, James; Mann, Abby; Rapf, Matthew. PRODUCERS: Duff, James; Kearney, Gene R.; Krumholz, Chester; McAdams, James; Wilson, Irv. STARRING: Savalas, Telly. WITH: Braugher, André; Burns, Bart; Campos, Victor; Cioffi, Charles; Conti, Vince; Dennis, Nick; Dobson, Kevin; Frazier, Dan; Russell, Mark; Salem, Kario; Savalas, Candace; Savalas, George (Demosthenes); Silver, Borah; Uxbridge, Chelsey. • Crime series about a New York policeman at Manhattan South’s 13th Precinct. The pilot was based on the book Justice in the Back Room by Selwyn Raab. NBC aired seven 2-hour Kojak movies from 1985 to ’89 with Telly Savalas and some of the original cast. Knockover #1-4. PROD. NO.: 39013. AIR DATE: 1114-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 08-27-1973. LAST REVISION: 1002-1973. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fine, Mort. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Aaron, Jack; Beltran, Alma; Brandon, Jane Alice; Campos, Victor; Demosthenes; Dexter, Alan; Goddard, John; Hindy, Joseph; Johnson, Josie; Malooly, Maggie; Manson, Alan; Mayo, Raymond; Mettey, Lynette; Morley, Karen; Nugent, Daniel; Rocco, Alex; Savior, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Before the Devil Knows #1-17. PROD. NO.: 39042. AIR DATE: 02-27-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1974. LAST REVISION: 01-30-1974. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kearney, Gene R. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Armus, Burton; Beach, James; Christy, James V.; Conti, Vince; Darrow, Henry; Dobson, Kevin; Frazer, Dan; Knight, Don; Palter, Lew; Russell, Mark; Savalas, George; Sorel, Louise; Stoker, Austin; Summers, Jerry; Tapscott, Mark; White, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Mojo #1-20. PROD. NO.: 39019. AIR DATE: 03-271974. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1974. LAST REVISION: 02-251974. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Weingart, Mark; Fine, Mort. DIRECTOR: Szwarc, Jeannot. WITH: Ashton, John; Dobson, Kevin; Doyle, Robert; Frazer, Dan; Kent, Lenny; Lauter, Ed; Patrick, Dennis; Richardson, Michael; Russell, Mark; Ruta, Ken; Savalas, George; Silver, Borah; Wiggins, Russell. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Be Careful What You Pray for #3-5. PROD. NO.: 42501. AIR DATE : 10-05-1975. SCRIPT DATE : 06-051975. L AST REVISION : 08-07-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Miller, Jim. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ. WITH: Avila, Cynthia; Bakalyan, Richard; Billett, Don; DiCenzo, George; Lazarus, Bill; London, Barbara; Murphy, M.P.; Pena, Tony; Serna, Pepe; Wyllie, Meg. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Need to Know #4-5. PROD. NO.: 44830 (formerly: 40422). AIR DATE: 10-24-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-231976. LAST REVISION : 08-11-1976. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Krumholz, Chester (also story); Sailor, Charles (story); Kaldor, Eric (story). DIRECTOR : Mayberry, Russ. W ITH : Colorado, Hortensia; Conti, Vince; Dobson, Kevin; Elizondo, Hector; Frazer, Dan; Freeman, Al; Gonzalez, Ernesto; Lawson, Lee; Max, Ron; Osuna, Jess; Russell, Mark; Savalas,

Kolchak George; Shimoda, Yuki; Tucci, Maria; Willrich, Rudolph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Laid Off #5-3. PROD. NO.: 47717. AIR DATE: 10-161977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-07-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-181977. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Armus, Burt; Krumholz, Chester. D IRECTOR: Sgarro, Nicholas. WITH: Charnota, Anthony; Cook, Carole; Cooper, Jed; Durrell, Michael; George, Joe; Uxbridge, Chelsey; Wallace, Lee; Witt, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Caper on a Quiet Street (Caper) #5-6. PROD. NO.: 47710 (formerly: 48843). AIR DATE: 11-06-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 04-26-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-07-1977 (already shot). V ERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Wagner, Michael; Krumholz, Chester. DIRECTOR: Abroms, Edward M. WITH: Assante, Armand; Azzara, Candice; Bergansky, Chuck; Davis, Eugene (Gene); Driscoll, Lawrason; Henderson, Al; Mordente, Tony; Sarno, John; Swanson, Gary; Vint, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Portrait for Murder [unaired]. WRITER: Davis, Phil.

Kolchak: The Night Stalker see Night Stalker Kraft Mystery Theatre HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jun. 14 to Sept. 27, 1961; Jun. 13 to Sept. 26, 1962; Jun. 19 to Sept. 11, 1963; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 45 episodes. PROD. CO.: Roncom Films in association with Desilu Productions. HOST: Gallop, Frank. • This dramatic anthology series was a replacement for Perry Como’s variety show in the summers of 1961 to 1963. During the first season it consisted of British TV films and theatrical features that had not been released in the U.S. and were edited down to the hour format. The second season brought eight unused and eight repeated episodes of the old Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse (see there), and the last season featured episodes filmed at Revue Studios in Hollywood. Dead on Nine #2-4. AIR DATE: 07-04-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 04-09-1962. LAST REVISION: 04-19-1962. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Templeton, William; Popplewell, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Carroll, Leo G.; Dalton, Audrey; Hasso, Signe; Hayward, Louis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes. USED BY: part of “Diana Leigh.”

Kraft Suspense Theatre (Kraft Hour of Suspense) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection — 2 scripts. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 10, 1963, to Jul. 1, 1965; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (every fourth week preempted for Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall); 60 minutes; 59 episodes. PROD. CO.: Roncom Films; Revue Studios; Universal City Studios; MCA. EXEC. PROD.: Huggins, Roy; Rosenberg, Frank. PRODUCERS: Telford, Frank; Wagner, Raymond. • Suspense/drama anthology series, a follow-up to the Kraft Mystery Theatre.

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The Case Against Paul Ryker (The Case Against Sergeant Striker) (Parts 1 & 2) #1-1/2. P ROD . NO.: 24108/9. AIR DATES: 10-10-1963 / 10-17-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1963. WRITER: Lester, Seeleg. DIRECTOR: Kulik, Buzz. WITH: Aidman, Charles; Brooke, Walter; De Sales, Francis; Dillman, Bradford; Fell, Norman; Graves, Peter; Hamilton, Murray; Marshall, Don; Marvin, Lee; Miles, Vera; Nolan, Lloyd. ADDITIONAL INFO: pilot for the U.K. film series Court Martial. The Hunt #1-9. PROD. NO.: 24107. AIR DATE: 12-191963. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1963. LAST REVISION: 10-141963. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Waters, Ed (also story); Black, John D.F. (story); Altman, Robert (story). D IRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH : Caan, James; Dern, Bruce; Meadows, Joyce; Rooney, Mickey; Townes, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Meadows, Joyce (part of “Aline”).

The Kraft Television Theatre HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: NBC; ABC. BROADCAST: NBC: May 7, 1947, to Oct. 1, 1958; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-11); 60 minutes; 650+ episodes. ABC: Oct. 1953 to Jan. 1955; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 8-9); 60 minutes. P ROD . CO.: J. Walter Thompson Agency. EXEC . PROD .: Susskind, David. PROD ./D IR .: Cook, Fielder; Dunlap, Richard; Graham, William; Herrmann, Harry; Herridge, Robert; Hill, George Roy; Holland, Maury; Kulik, Buzz; March, Alex; Morgan, Norman; Quinn, Stanley; Susskind, David. • Live anthology series presenting original plays and adaptations of classic dramas and comedies. Papa Is All. AIR DATE: 07-23-1947. WRITERS: Greene, Patterson; Cordery, Howard (adaptation). W ITH : Adams, Inge; Keefer, Don; Kenney, Marie; Schnabel, Stefan. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife / Write Me a Love Scene. AIR DATE: 08-06-1947. WRITERS: first play: Rabelais, Francois (story); France, Anatole (dramatization); second play: Ryerson, Florence; Clements, Colin. W ITH : first play: Adams, Inge; McLeod, Mercer. ADDITIONAL INFO: the script indicates that the second play was part of the Kraft Television Theatre— not In the Kelvinator Kitchen, as some sources mention. USED BY: Colling, E[rnest?]. The Battle for Wednesday Night #11-14. AIR DATE: 01-01-1958. VERSION: final revision. W RITER: Van Scoyk, Robert (Bob). PRODUCER : Holland, Maury. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. WITH: Gibson, Virginia; Holliman, Earl; Oakie, Jack; O’Malley, J. Pat; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule (Dec. 24, 1957 — Jan. 1, 1958); some marks. A Plumber in Paradise [unidentified]. WRITERS: Cordery, Howard; Wylie, Ida A.R. (story — publ. in The Saturday Evening Post, 1-4-1930). A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Kung Fu HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 22, 1972 (pilot); Oct. 14, 1972, to Apr. 26, 1975; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1), 9:00 P.M. (season 3); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 63 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD.

SERIES CO.: Warner Bros. Television. CREATED BY: Spielman, Ed. EXEC. PROD.: Thorpe, Jerry. PRODUCERS: Beaton, Alex; Miller, Herman. STARRING: Carradine, David. W ITH : Ahn, Philip; Luke, Keye; Pera, Radames. • Western series about a peace-loving man who grew up studying to be a Shaolin priest (shown in flashbacks). He is often forced to use his martial arts skills to defend himself or others. King of the Mountain #1-1. PROD. NO.: 166141. AIR DATE: 10-14-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1972. LAST REVISION: 08-22-1972. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Miller, Herman. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Jerry. WITH: Ahn, Philip; Allen, Mark; Cruz, Brandon; Harper, Paul; Loo, Richard; Luke, Keye; Lynch, Ken; McLarty, Gary; Parker, Lara; Pera, Radames; Saxon, John; Takei, George; Watson, Mills. The Tide #1-5. PROD. NO.: 166145. AIR DATE: 02-011973. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1972. LAST REVISION: 12-291972. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Zweiback, A. Martin. DIRECTOR: Doniger, Walter. WITH: Ahn, Philip; Chao, Rosalind; Chen, Tina; Donner, Robert; Duggan, Andrew; Endoso, Kenny; Hong, James; Luke, Keye; Mako; O’Brien, Kenneth; Pera, Radames; Tochi, Brian. The Predators #3-5. PROD. NO.: 166255. AIR DATE: 10-05-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-25-1974. LAST REVISION: 07-02-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Menken, John; Richards, Lloyd; Waters, Ed. DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. W ITH : Bellini, Cal; DiCenzo, George; Liu, Frank Michael; Narita, Richard; Phillips, Robert; Sorrells, Robert; Zerbe, Anthony. My Brother, My Executioner (A Vagabond and Fugitive Upon the Earth) #3-6. PROD. NO.: 166252. AIR DATE: 10-12-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 05-30-1974. LAST REVISION: 06-10-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dugan, John T. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Jerry. WITH: Ahn, Philip; Fujioka, John; Kelton, Richard; Lawrence, Carol; Luke, Keye; Marden, Adrienne; Martinez, A; Martinez, Mina; Pera, Radames; Quo, Beulah; Tanner, Clay; Vernon, John; Wainwright, James. Cry of the Night Beast (We Only Wish to Wander) #3-7. PROD. NO.: 166251. AIR DATE: 10-17-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 05-13-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Polsky, Abe; Waters, Ed. DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard. WITH: Boles, Jim; Cord, Eric; Henteloff, Alex; Jory, Victor; Keefer, Don; Luke, Keye; O’Brien, Kenneth; Pera, Radames; Powers, Stefanie; Salmi, Albert; Stroud, Don; War Eagle, John. Besieged: Death on a Cold Mountain (Part 1) (Ordeal by Love, 1) #3-10. PROD. NO.: 166262. AIR DATE: 11-15-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 09-03-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Kelley, William; Korn, David Michael (rewrite). DIRECTOR: Carradine, David. WITH: Ahn, Philip; Dhiegh, Khigh; Hiona, Sam; Lee, Dana; Loo, Richard; Luke, Keye; Narita, Richard; Seagull, Barbara (Hershey); Shimoda, Yuki; Yung, Victor Sen. Besieged: Cannon at the Gates (Part 2) (Ordeal by Love, 2) #3-11. PROD. NO.: 166263. AIR DATE: 11-221974. SCRIPT DATE: 09-18-1974. LAST REVISION: 09-201974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Kelley, William; Korn, David Michael; Waters, Ed; Miller, Herman. D IRECTOR: Carradine, David. WITH : Ahn, Philip; Dhiegh, Khigh; Fong, Brian; Hiona, Sam; Loo, Richard; Luke, Keye; Narita, Richard; Seagull, Barbara (Hershey); Shimoda, Yuki; Yung, Victor Sen.

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ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes throughout. USED BY: A., Barbara. The Demon God #3-12. P ROD . NO.: 166259. AIR DATE: 12-13-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 08-06-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Johnson, George Clayton; Korn, David Michael. DIRECTOR: Carradine, David. WITH: Ahn, Philip; Greene, Michael; Horino, Tad; Pera, Radames; Tessier, Robert; Tochi, Brian; Venus, Brenda; Yung, Victor Sen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Vanishing Image (The Spirit Picture) #3-13. PROD . NO.: 166256. AIR D ATE : 12-20-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 07-15-1974. LAST REVISION: 07-24-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Field, Gustave. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Ayres, Lew; Fong, Benson; Hole, Jonathan; Luke, Keye; Nardini, Tom; Pera, Radames; Saito, Bill. One Step to Darkness #3-16. PROD. NO.: 166265. AIR DATE: 01-25-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1974. VERSION: revised draft. WRITERS: Apstein, Theodore; Sherman, Robert; Sanford, Gerald (story). DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Brimley, Wilford; Carradine, Bruce; Charleson, Leslie; Fong, Frances; Huddleston, David; Jones, Jay D.; Kino, Lloyd; Luke, Keye; Mabe, Byron; Manley, Stephen; Melbin, Allan; Pera, Radames; Weatherill, James.

Lancer HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts (10 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1968, to May 19, 1970; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 51 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY : Peeples, Samuel; Reisner, Dean. P RO DUCER: Armer, Alan A. STARRING: Duggan, Andrew; Maunder, Wayne; Stacy, James. WITH: Baur, Elizabeth; Brinegar, Paul. • Western series following the pattern of Bonanza, about a family of ranchers in the San Joaquin Valley in the 1870s. Julie #1-6. PROD. NO.: 3109. AIR DATE: 10-29-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1968. LAST REVISION: 08-22-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Playdon, Paul. DIRECTOR: Hale, William (Bill). WITH: Avery, Val; Burton, Bill; Crawford, Johnny; Dern, Bruce; Downs, Frederic; Elias, Louie; Kellogg, John; Maunder, Wayne; Sharp, Clint; Strasberg, Susan; Tate, Lincoln; Thaxter, Phyllis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; cast requirements; set list; daily production reports; production requirements; production memo from James P. McMahon (8-7-1968); shooting schedule (Aug. 16, 19-23 1968); some marks and notes. USED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Prodigal #1-7. PROD. NO.: 3110. AIR DATE: 1112-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1968. LAST REVISION: 0830-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Fontana, D.C. (also story); Goldberg, Mel (story). DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Baur, Elizabeth (Liz); Bradley, Stewart; Crawford, Johnny; Engel, Roy; Hagen, Kevin; Kellogg, Ray; Monroe, Del; Picerni, Paul; Thaxter, Phyllis; Wingreen, Jason. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; call sheet; production requirements; set list; production memo from James P. McMahon (8-16-1968); shooting schedule (Aug. 27–30, Sept. 2–5, 1968). USED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Heart of Pony Alice #1-11. PROD. NO.: 3114. AIR

Land of the Giants DATE: 12-17-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1968. LAST REVISION: 10-28-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Trevey, Ken. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian (Chris). WITH: Baur, Liz; Brinegar, Paul; Cooper, Jeanne; Fadden, Tom; Griffith, James (Jim); Maunder, Wayne; Perkins, Jack; Plumb, Eve; Prine, Andrew (Andy). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; daily production reports; production requirements; production memo from James P. McMahon (10-16-1968); shooting schedule (Oct. 24–25, 28–31, 1968). USED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Wedding #1-13. PROD. NO.: 3115. AIR DATE: 0107-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1968. LAST REVISION: 1107-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Spinner, Anthony. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Baur, Liz; Brinegar, Paul; Bundy, Brooke; Dane, Lawrence (Larry); Farrell, Brioni; Foulk, Robert; Harvey, Harry; Maunder, Wayne; Svenson, Bo; Vincent, Steve; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name change; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; production memo from James P. McMahon (10-24-1968); shooting schedule (Nov. 4–8, 11, 1968); location schedule. USED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Black McGloins #1-15. PROD. NO.: 3113. AIR D ATE : 01-21-1969. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-20-1968. L AST REVISION: 10-02-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. WITH: Boss, May; Brinegar, Paul; Bryant, William; Davis, Bill; Harris, Jonathan; Maunder, Wayne; Mitchell, George; Morrow, Byron; Palmer, Peter; Powers, Stefanie; Westman, Nydia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; cast requirements; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production reports; production memo from James P. McMahon (9-17-1968); shooting schedule (Sept. 25–27, 30, Oct. 1–2 1968). USED BY: Matheny, Jean. Angel Day and Her Sunshine Girls #1-19. PROD. NO.: 3120. AIR DATE: 02-25-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-161968. LAST REVISION: 12-30-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Turley, Jack. DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. W ITH : Baur, Liz; Briggs, Donald (Don); Brinegar, Paul; Bulifant, Joyce; Christine, Virginia; Davis, Bill; Fine, Ray; Fleming, Carolyn; Hart, Bill; Holman, Rex; Leachman, Cloris; McCormack, Patty; McLean, David; Maunder, Wayne; Richman, Peter Mark; Sawaya, George; Whittaker, Johnny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; production requirements; daily production reports; production memo from James P. McMahon (12-12-1968); shooting schedule (Dec. 20, 23-24, 26-27, 30-31, 1968); location schedule. USED BY: Matheny, Jean. The Great Humbug #1-20. PROD. NO.: 3121. AIR D ATE : 03-04-1969. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-31-1968. LAST REVISION: 01-09-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Baur, Liz; Brinegar, Paul; Cross, Dennis; Elliott, Sam; Gerritsen, Lisa; Maunder, Wayne; Oppenheimer, Alan; Pelto, Matt; Perry, Joseph (Joe); Windom, William; Wintersole, William; Woodward, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast requirements; call sheet; set list; daily production reports; production memo from James P. McMahon (12-30-1968); shooting schedule (Jan. 6–10, 13, 1969). USED BY: Matheny, Jean.

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The Devil’s Blessing #1-26. PROD. NO.: 3126. AIR DATE : 04-22-1969. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-14-1969. LAST REVISION: 02-27-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Roeca, Samuel (Sam). DIRECTOR: Nyby, Chris. WITH: André, E.J.; Baur, Elizabeth; Beery, Noah, Jr.; Brinegar, Paul; Campanella, Joseph; Dierkop, Charles; Franz, Arthur; Garland, Beverly; Harmon, John; Henry, William; Maunder, Wayne; Tayback, Victor (Vic). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; call sheet; daily production report; production requirements; production memo from James P. McMahon (2-11-1969); shooting schedule (Feb. 21, 2427, 1969). USED BY: Matheny, Jean. Zee (The Girl) #2-2. SCRIPT NO.: 5148. AIR DATE: 09-30-1969. SCRIPT DATES: 05-01-1969 / 05-22-1969. VERSIONS: work draft / final draft. WRITER: Lewis, Andy. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Bryant, William; Corby, Ellen; Elam, Jack; Evans, Richard; Irving, Charles; Powers, Stefanie; Taylor, Dub; Taylor, Vaughn; Wolfe, Ian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY : Henderson (work draft). Welcome to Genesis #2-8. PROD. NO.: 3188; 5111. AIR DATE: 11-18-1969. SCRIPT DATES: 06-02-1969 / 0813-1969. LAST REVISION: 08-19-1969. VERSIONS: first draft; final draft. WRITER: Pettus, Ken. DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. WITH: Burt, Nellie; Carlson, Richard; Eccles, Ted (Teddy); Linville, Joanne; Macklin, David; Roberts, Pernell; Spencer, Sundown; Zuckert, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; 2 copies. USED BY: Henderson; Pete.

Land of the Giants HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; presentation. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22, 1968, to Mar. 22, 1970; Sundays, 7:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 51 episodes. PROD. CO.: Irwin Allen Productions in association with Kent Productions, 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY: Allen, Irwin. EXEC. PROD.: Allen, Irwin. PRODUCER: Allen, Irwin. WITH: Arngrim, Stefan; Conway, Gary; Hagen, Kevin; Kasznar, Kurt; Lund, Deanna; Marshall, Don; Matheson, Don; Young, Heather. • Science fiction series about the crew and passengers of a sub-orbital spaceship that crash lands in the year 1983 and finds itself in a strange world where everything, including the native population, is many times their size. The giants hunt for the earthlings. Presentation with storylines for 6 episodes (07-121967). The Crash #1-1. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 2401; 6191. AIR DATE: 09-22-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 07-10-1967. VERSION: fourth revised shooting final. WRITERS: Wilson, Anthony; Allen, Irwin (story). DIRECTOR: Allen, Irwin. WITH: Dore, Anne; Michenaud, Pat; Watters, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; tentative set list.

Land of the Lost HOLDINGS: Marvin Miller Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC (repeats(?) on NBC and CBS in 1978, 1985 and 1987; ABC 1991-94 with new cast). BROADCAST: Sept. 7, 1974, to Dec. 4, 1976; Saturday mornings; 30 minutes; 43 episodes. PROD. CO.: Krofft Television

SERIES Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Krofft, Marty; Krofft, Sid; Tenzer, Albert J. PRODUCERS: Krofft, Marty; Krofft, Sid; Kubichan, Jon; Steinmetz, Dennis. S TARRING: Coleman, Kathy; Eure, Wesley; Milligan, Spencer. WITH: Baird, Sharon; Edmiston, Walker; Giamalva, Joe; Greenwood, Dave; Harper, Ron; Laimbeer, Bill; Lambert, John; McKay, Scutter; Miller, Marvin; Paley, Phillip; Snowden, Van. • Fantasy/adventure series for children about a forest ranger and his two children who get trapped in a prehistoric world. The stories are often based on ancient myths and fables. The Zarn #2-2. PROD. NO.: 22. AIR DATE: 09-131975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1975. LAST REVISION: 05-141975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Morgan, Dick. DIRECTOR: Lally, Bob. WITH: Bundy, Brooke; Miller, Marvin (voice only); Paley, Phillip; Snowden, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown; some marks. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Gravity Storm #2-6. PROD. NO.: 23. AIR DATE: 1011-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-09-1975. LAST REVISION: 0514-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Morgan, Dick. DIRECTOR: Lally, Bob. WITH: Baird, Sharon; McKay, Scutter; Miller, Marvin (voice only); Paley, Phillip; Snowden, Van. A DDITIONAL INFO : short rundown; some marks and notes. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Babysitter #2-10. PROD. NO.: 26. AIR DATE: 11-081975. SCRIPT DATE: 06-11-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Keenan, Bill. DIRECTOR: Wiles, Gordon. WITH: McKay, Scutter; Miller, Marvin (voice only); Paley, Phillip; Snowden, Van. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown; some marks and notes. U SED BY: Miller, Marvin.

Laredo HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection—2 scripts (1 episode). N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Apr. 21, 1965 (pilot); Sept. 16, 1965, to Apr. 7, 1967; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 56 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. P RODUCERS: Mason, Paul; O’Connell, David. WITH: Brand, Neville; Brown, Peter; Carey, Philip; Smith, William; Wolders, Robert. • Western series with a combination of humor and action, about three Texas Rangers who spend as much time fighting among themselves as hunting the bad guys. A Medal for Reese (The Invaders) #1-15. PROD. NO.: 26329. AIR DATE: 12-30-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1965. LAST REVISION: 11-09-1965. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Lakso, Edward J.; Baxter, George (story). DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Boon, Robert; Brand, Neville; Brown, Peter; Carey, Philip; Dunn, Pete; Genest, Emile; Harris, Stacy; Smith, William; Stacy; Phillips, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Short, Happy Fatherhood of Reese Bennett #2-17. PROD. NO.: 27429. AIR DATE: 01-27-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-16-1966. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1966. VERSIONS: first draft; final shooting script. WRITERS: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Stone, Ezra. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Brady, Buff; Brand, Neville; Brown, Peter; Carey, Philip; Field, Lilian; Garion, Buddy; Greene, Michael; Natoli, Rick; O’Hara, Cindy; Peters, Lyn; Rotell, Aleta; Smith, William; Tani, Ko-Ko; Wes-

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son, Eileen; Wolders, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies; letter from Paul Mason to Barbara Merlin.

Lassie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1957); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1969). NETWORK: CBS; syndicated. BROADCAST: CBS: Sept. 12, 1954, to Sept. 12, 1971; Sundays, 7:00 P.M. (seasons 1-17); 30 minutes; syndicated: 1971-74; 30 minutes; 588 episodes. PROD. CO.: Jack Wrather Productions; Lassie Programs; Maxwell Associates. PRODUCERS: Golden, Robert; Granville, Bonita. WITH: Seasons 14: Clayton, Jan; Cleveland, George; Keeler, Donald; Maxey, Paul; Rettig, Tommy. SEASONS 4-10: Chandler, George; Clyde, Andy; Ferrell, Todd; Leachman, Cloris; Lockhart, June; Provost, Jon; Reilly, Hugh; Shepodd, Jon; Space, Arthur. S EASONS 10-14: Bray, Robert. SEASONS 15-16: Allan, Jed; DeMave, Jack. SEASONS 18-19: Albee, Joshua; Boucher, Sherry; Burton, Skip; Ferdin, Pamelyn; Freeman, Joyce; Hayes, Ron; Lee, Stuart; Pennell, Larry; Pera, Radames; Wilcox, Larry. • Children’s adventure series about a resourceful collie. After a career in the movies and on radio (1947-50) Lassie came to TV in 1954. The series went through a number of format and cast changes over the years. Seasons 1-4 were later syndicated under the title Jeff ’s Collie, covering the years with Tommy Rettig (Jeff ) as owner of the dog. The next format had Timmy (Jon Provost) as the new owner (through season 10), with the switch taking place during the 4th season. Over the following years Lassie lived with various forest rangers, then was without human regulars until she ended up on a ranch for the final two seasons. Seeing Eye Dog #4-32. PROD . NO.: 5767. AIR DATE: 04-13-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 1957. WRITERS: Geiger, Miriam (also story); Silverman, Stan (story); Chaitlin, Mel (story). DIRECTOR: Selander, Lesley. WITH: Chandler, George; Jung, Kelly, Jr.; Leachman, Cloris; Maxwell, John; Mulqueen, Kathleen; Shepodd, Jon; Space, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters (partial credits); synopsis. USED BY: cutter. A Chance to Live #15-17. P ROD . NO.: 6819. AIR DATE: 01-26-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 09-05-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: West, James Douglass. PRODUCER : Golden, Robert. D IRECTOR : Moder, Dick. WITH: De Mave, Jack; Edwards, Sam; Williams, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; some marks; filmed on location in Oregon. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Tim Ross”).

Laugh-In see Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In Laverne and Shirley HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 24 scripts (21 episodes, 1979-82); Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 38 scripts (34 episodes; 1980-83). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 27, 1976, to May 10, 1983; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4, 6-8); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 178 episodes. PROD. CO.: Miller-

Laverne and Shirley Milkis Productions and Henderson Production Company in association with Paramount Pictures Corporation. CREATED BY: Ganz, Lowell; Marshall, Garry K.; Rothman, Mark. EXEC. PROD.: Marshall, Garry K.; Milkis, Edward K.; Miller, Thomas L. P RODUCERS: Boyett, Robert L.; Duclon, David W.; Franklin, Jeff; Ganz, Lowell; Josefsberg, Milt; Leavitt, Ron; Marshall, Anthony; Melman, Jeffrey; Rothman, Mark. STARRING: Marshall, Penny; Williams, Cindy. W ITH : Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Garrett, Betty; Lander, David L.; Lawrence, Vicki; McKean, Michael; Marinaro, Ed; Mekka, Eddie; White, Carole Ita. • Sitcom, spin-off from Happy Days (see there), set in Milwaukee during the late 1950s, about two women who work together at a brewery and live together in a basement apartment. The story moves to California with the start of the 6th season. Fourth Annual Shotz Talent Show #5-12. PROD. NO.: 60795-096. AIR DATE: 12-06-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1979. PRODUCER: Franklin, Jeff. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Thompson, Chris. DIRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Armstrong, Valorie; Foster, Phil; Garrett, Betty; Goldberg, Andy; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Sumper, William L.; The Squigtones. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; music clearances (10-12-1979); wild lines (10-301979); main & end title credits (10-30-1979). Not Quite South of the Border #5-14. PROD. NO.: 60795-100. AIR DATE: 01-07-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 11-201979. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Leschin, Deborah; Seeger, Susan. PRODUCER: Duclon, David W. DIRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Elbling, Peter; Foster, Phil; Garrett, Betty; Lander, David; Leonard, Lu; McKean, Michael; Sumper, William L.; Thompson, Neil; Williams, Cindy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies. The Duke of Squigmann #5-23. PROD. NO.: 60795108. AIR DATE: 03-25-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1980. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCERS: Duclon, David W.; Leavitt, Ron. WRITER: Franklin, Jeff. DIRECTOR: Marshall, Penny. WITH: Androsky, Carol; Barnes, Susan; Foster, Phil; Garrett, Betty; Kirkes, Shirley; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Murphy, Charles Thomas. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; music clearances (2-5-1980); memo from Sidney Herman, 2-5-1980 (“Texaco commercial turned down by Texaco”); main & end title credits (2-281980); pick up scene. Antonio, the Amazing (The Amazing Antonio) #524. PROD . NO.: 60795-110. AIR D ATE : 04-01-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 02-27-1980. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCERS: Duclon, David W.; Leavitt, Ron. WRITERS: Begel, Cindy; Kite, Lesa. DIRECTOR: BarDavid, Maurice. WITH: Foster, Phil; Garrett, Betty; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Marinaro, Ed; Mekka, Eddie. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; music clearances (2-29-1980); main & end title credits (3-03-1980). Not Quite New York #6-1. PROD. NO.: 60796-113. AIR DATE: 11-18-1980. SCRIPT DATES: 07-17-1980 / 1021-1980. VERSIONS: revised final draft; revised shooting script. W RITER: Franklin, Jeff. P RODUCERS: Menteer, Gary; Nadler, Marty. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. WITH: Dryer, Fred; Foster, Phil; Freilino, Brian; Garrett, Betty; Lander, David; Laurence, Mitchell; Mc-

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SERIES title credits (11-27-1981); pick up scene; some marks and notes. Life Is the Tar Pits #7-11. PROD. NO.: 60797-143. AIR DATE: 01-12-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1981. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Garrett, Roger. PRODUCER: Menteer, Gary. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Arcaro, Robert; Foster, Phil; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Roswell, Maggie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Star Peepers #7-14. P ROD . NO.: 60797-150. AIR DATE: 02-02-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1981. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Levinson, Larry; O’Brien, Barry. PRODUCER: Menteer, Gary. DIRECTOR: Winter, Jack. WITH: Alesia, Frank; Easterbrook, Leslie; Martini, Richard; Shearer, Harry; Stanton, Harry Dean. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Ski Show #7-17. PROD. NO.: 60797-153. AIR DATE: 02-23-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-19-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Pioli, Judy; Sotkin, Marc. PRODUCER: Menteer, Gary. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Long, William; Spound, Michael; Van Hoffmann, Brant; Wright, Terence. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. USED BY: Hudson, Bill. Helmut Week End #7-18. PROD. NO.: 60797-151. AIR DATE: 03-02-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1982. VERSION : revised shooting script. P RODUCER : Menteer, Gary. WRITER: Garrett, Roger. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Barselou, Paul; Carlsson, Carl; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Irwin, Wynn; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; O’Connell, Taaffe. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition; some marks and notes; 3 copies. That’s Entertainment #7-19. PROD. NO.: 60797-15. AIR DATE: 03-09-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: McElroy, Etan; Strawther, Larry. PRODUCER: Menteer, Gary. DIRECTOR: Menteer, Gary. WITH: Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; scene for episode Lightning Man to be shot Jan. 26, 1982; scene for episode Helmut Week End to be shot Jan. 26, 1982. Crime Isn’t Pretty #7-21. PROD. NO.: 60797-155. AIR DATE : 05-04-1982. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-09-1982. PRO DUCER : Menteer, Gary. V ERSION : revised shooting script. WRITERS: Aidekman, Al; LeRose, Nick. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Dontzig, Gary; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Key, David; Lander, David L.; Locke, Richard; McClurg, Bob; Mekka, Eddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Mummy’s Bride #8-1. PROD. NO.: 60798-158. AIR DATE: 09-28-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-13-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Garrett, Roger. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Downes, Anson; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Stahl, Richard; Williams, Cindy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; staff and crew list. Window on Main Street #8-2. PROD. NO.: 60798157. AIR DATE: 10-12-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-02-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Aidekman, Al. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Bartold, Norman; Breeding, Larry; Easterbrook, Leslie; Mekka, Eddie; Murphy, Charles Thomas; Williams, Cindy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

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Laverne and Shirley The Note (The Note Show) #8-3. P ROD . NO.: 60798-169. AIR DATE: 10-19-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-211982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Pioli, Judy. P RODUCER : Melman, Jeff. DIRECTOR: James, Gabrielle Alice. WITH : Brown, Julie; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Fuller, Kathryn; Hallin, Ronny; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Trbovich, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies. Lost in Spacesuits #8-4. PROD. NO.: 60798-166. AIR DATE: 10-26-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Rubinowitz, Barry. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Bond, Raleigh; Easterbrook, Leslie; Fleischer, Charles; Foster, Phil; Hogan, Robert; Mekka, Eddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Playboy Show #8-5. PROD. NO.: 60798-161. AIR DATE: 11-09-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Solomon, Ed (also story); Marks, Joan (story). PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. D IRECTOR: McKean, Michael. WITH : Easterbrook, Leslie; Fisher, Carrie; Foster, Phil; Hefner, Hugh; Lander, David L.; The Playboy Bunnies; Rodd, Marcia; Trbovich, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Death Row (Part 1) #8-6. PROD. NO.: 60798-167. AIR DATE: 11-16-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. W RITERS: Braunstein, Gene; Perlow, Robert Neil (Bob). DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Carbellano, Tony; Craig, Jim; Easterbrook, Leslie; Goodrow, Garry; Hess, Doris; Mekka, Eddie; Powers, Ben; Stack, Tim; Sumper, William; Williams, Perry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; main & end title credits; some notes; 2 copies. Death Row (Part 2) #8-7. PROD. NO.: 60798-168. AIR DATE: 11-23-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-31-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. W RITER: LeRose, Nick. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Banks, Ernie; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Greenwood Gospel Singers (Alexander, Darlene; Greenwood, Michele; Greenwood, Robin; Greenwood, Yolonda); Hess, Doris; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Newman, Laraine; Newman, Tom; Ramsey, Anne. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; main & end title credits; wild lines (11-2-1982); bumpers (11-2-1982); some notes; 3 copies. Jinxed #8-8. PROD. NO.: 60798-171. AIR DATE: 1130-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. WRITERS: Ketchum, Dave; DiMarco, Tony. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Easterbrook, Leslie; Fleischer, Charles; Foster, Phil; Kane, Carol; Mekka, Eddie; Weeks, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; main & end title credits; wild lines; pick-ups; some marks and notes; 3 copies. Of Mice and Men #8-9. PROD. NO.: 60798-734. AIR DATE: 12-07-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Gordon, Jill; Solomon, Ed; Lindner, Susan (story); Lukes, Jack. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. DIRECTOR: Sills, Paul. WITH: Bartlett, Charles; Belushi, Jim; Dunne, Murphy; Foster, Phil; Keyes, Irwin; Lively, Delyse; Mekka, Eddie; Rosenberg, Ian; Trbovich, Tom; Worth, Nicholas. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list.

Laverne and Shirley The Gymnast (The Gymnast Show) #8-10. PROD. NO.: 60798-173. AIR DATE: 12-14-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. W RITER : Johnson, Monica. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Marcus, Devera; O’Moore, Patrick; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; main & end title credits; scenes for episode Councilman De Fazio (#8-21), to be shot 10-26-1982; some marks and notes; 2 copies. The Monastery Show #8-11. PROD. NO.: 60798-737. AIR DATE: 01-04-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. WRITERS: Gordon, Jill; Solomon, Ed; LeRose, Nick (story); Sagoes, Ken (story). D IRECTOR: Marshall, Garry K. WITH: Callan, Christopher; Jeffory, Dawn; Dawson, Christy; Lander, David; Lasser, Louise; Mekka, Eddie; Morey, Bill; O’Brien, Rosemary; O’Connor, Mary; Ryan, Fran; Williard, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; main & end title credits (12-13-1982); scenes for espisode Ghost Story (#8-17), to be shot 12-7-1982; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Defective Ballet #8-12. PROD. NO.: 60798-165. AIR DATE: 01-11-1983. VERSION: revised shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1982. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. WRITER: LeRose, Nick. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Barbee, Victor; Brent, John; Corps de Ballet (Bates, Bobbie; Belanger, Noli; Kessler, Francine; LeCover, Lisa; Rodzianko, Anna; Root, Helene); Cutler, Wendy; Lander, David; Welch, Louis; Willson, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; wild lines and bumpers; 2 copies. The Baby Show #8-13. PROD. NO.: 60798-159. AIR DATE: 01-18-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. W RITER: Pioli, Judy. D IRECTOR: Perez, Phil. WITH : Blake, Timothy; Chapman, Ted; Foster, Phil; Hudson, Toni; Lawrence, Vicki; Paris, Julie; Stewart, Lynne Marie; Sumper, William (Billy); Thompson, Neil. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; scenes for episode The Ghost Show to be shot Nov. 2, 1982; 2 copies. The Rock and Roll Show #8-14. PROD. NO.: 60798172. AIR DATE: 01-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. W RITER: Gordon, Jill. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Chris. WITH: Band (Barry, John; Bergman, William; Chambers, Scott; Coile, James; Gronenthal, Max; Kastner, Andrew; Paruolo, John; Pepper, Claude; Smith, Greg; Thornburg, Lee); Easterbrook, Leslie; Fleischer, Charles; Lander, David; Mekka, Eddie; Perlow, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; scenes for episodes Here Today, Hair Tomorrow (#8-22) and In Lieu of Steel (#60798-179) to be shot 11-9-1982; 2 copies. The Fashion Show #8-15. PROD. NO.: 60798-163. AIR DATE: 02-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-20-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. WRITERS: Sotkin, Marc; Garrett, Roger; Aidekman, Al. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Arcaro, Robert; Breeding, Larry; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Huston, Anjelica; Kerns, Joanna; Kessler, Quin; Lander, David L.; McDonough, Kit; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Pataki, Michael; Watson, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; cast sheet; set list; residual cut-

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SERIES off: from Tony Paris (7-28-1982) concerning actors “appearing in original production scenes that have been deleted from the final cut” (Foster, Lander, McKean) for episode Window on Main Street (#8-2); some marks and notes; 2 copies. Short on Time #8-16. PROD. NO.: 60798-160. AIR DATE: 02-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-05-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITER: Lukes, Jack. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. D IRECTOR : Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Easterbrook, Leslie; Fleischer, Charles; Foster, Phil; Harris, Jo Ann; Mekka, Eddie; Peach, Frances; The Spinners (Edwards, John; Fambrough, Henry; Henderson, Billy; Jackson, Pervis; Smith, Bobbie); Waters, Harry, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; photo of The Spinners. USED BY: Tom. Ghost Story #8-17. P ROD . NO.: 60798-176. A IR DATE: 02-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. W RITERS: Bleach, Barry; Wolin, Kenny. D IRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Arnette, Jeanetta; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Karron, Richard; Lander, David L.; Mekka, Eddie; Talbot, Ogden. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some scenes shot 11-2-1982; some marks and notes; 3 copies. Please Don’t Feed the Buzzards (Please Don’t Eat the Buzzards) #8-18. PROD. NO.: 60798-162. AIR DATE: 02-22-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-14-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. WRITERS: Goldberg, Andy (also story); Alu, Cheryl (story). D IRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH : Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Lander, David L.; McKean, Michael; Mekka, Eddie; Powers, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies. How’s Your Sister? #8-19. PROD. NO.: 60798-174. AIR DATE: 03-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Garrett, Roger. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. D IRECTOR : Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Carbellano, Tony; Eakes, Bobbi; Easterbrook, Leslie; Ford, Jineane; Foster, Phil; Gilmore, Catherine; Lander, David L.; Mekka, Eddie; Moore, Ivana; Nugent, Kelbe; Welsch, Kristie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks. USED BY: Lander, David L. Do the Carmine #8-20. PROD. NO.: 60798-164. AIR DATE: 03-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER : Melman, Jeff. WRITER: Grossman, Jay. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Douglass, Charles; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Gallery, James; Kohan, David; Lander, David L.; Leno, Jay; Mekka, Eddie; Reiner, Tracy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; lyrics for Do the Carmine (Hotfoot); some notes; 2 copies. Councilman De Fazio #8-21. PROD. NO.: 60798177. AIR DATE: 05-03-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER: Melman, Jeff. WRITERS: Archibald, Dottie (also story); Foster, Phil (also story); Williams, Perry (story). DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH : Archibald, Dottie; Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Greene, Shecky; Kessler, Francine; Lander, David L.; Mekka, Eddie; Peach, Fran; Pioli, Judy; Powers, Wayne; Sawyer, Connie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tag for The Gymnast Show (#8-10) to be shot 11-16-1982. Here Today, Hair Tomorrow #8-22. PROD. NO.: 60798-178. AIR DATE: 05-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-231982. VERSION: revised shooting script. PRODUCER :

SERIES Melman, Jeff. WRITERS: Lindner, Susan (also story); Sagoes, Ken (story). DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. WITH: Easterbrook, Leslie; Foster, Phil; Mekka, Eddie; Powers, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies.

The Law and Mr. Jones HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1960, to Jun. 2, 1961; Apr. 19 to Jul. 12, 1962; Fridays, 10:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 45 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star — Naxan. CREATED BY: Gomberg, Sy. PRODUCER: Gomberg, Sy. DIRECTORS: Alexander, David; Haas, Charles F.; Miller, Robert Ellis. STARRING: Whitmore, James. WITH: Carter, Conlan; De Gore, Janet. • Series about an idealistic attorney who works mainly for the poor and needy. Cold Turkey #1-20. PROD. NO.: 4143. AIR DATE: 0303-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1960. LAST REVISION: 0119-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pine, Les. WITH: Candido, Candy; Falk, Peter; Kelljan, Robert; Penn, Leo; Van Patten, Joyce. ADDITIONAL INFO: technical advisor: Arthur F. Van Court, Narcotics Detective, Los Angeles Police Department.

Law of the Plainsman (Tales of the Plainsman) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 17, 1959 (pilot, aired as episode #1-21 of The Rifleman); Jun. 9, 1959 (second pilot); Oct. 1, 1959, to May 5, 1960; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 30 episodes (+ pilots). PROD. C O.: Four Star — Cardiff. E XEC . PROD .: Gardner, Arthur; Laven, Arnold; Levy, Jules. PRODUCERS: Gardner, Arthur; Packer, Peter. STARRING: Ansara, Michael. WITH: Gillespie, Gina; Lummis, Dayton; Harland, Robert; Marlowe, Nora. • Western series about a Harvard educated Apache who returns to Santa Fé in 1879 and becomes a deputy U.S. Marshal for the New Mexico Territory. Blood Trails #1-6. PROD. NO.: 3109. AIR DATE: 1105-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1959. LAST REVISION: 0818-1959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Browne, Arthur, Jr. DIRECTOR: Whorf, Richard. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Hale, Fiona; Hinn, Michael; Vandever, Mike. USED BY: Four Star Make-up Dept. The Dude #1-10. PROD. NO.: 3107. AIR DATE: 12-031959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-161959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Hume, Cyril. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Brooks, Barry; Hodgins, Earle; Hoyt, Clegg ; Moody, Ralph; Reese, Sam; Tucker, Wayne; Vaughn, Robert; Whitney, Peter. USED BY: Rogers, Jimmy. The Comet #1-17. PROD. NO.: 3131. AIR DATE: 01-211960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-081959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Hume, Cyril. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques; Glass, Ned; Grace, Charity; Harland, Robert; Janes, Enid; Revink, George; Sheridan, Dan; Trevino, George; Tucker, Wayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Herlinger, Karl (Make-up Dept.). Common Ground #1-20. P ROD . NO.: 3139. A IR DATE: 02-11-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1959. WRITER:

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Clements, Calvin J. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Harland, Richard; Kirkpatrick, Jess; Pate, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Four Star Make-up Dept. The Trojan Horse #1-30. P ROD . NO.: 3151. AIR DATE : 05-05-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-28-1960. LAST REVISION : 03-28-1960. V ERSION: second revision. W RITER: Barbash, Bob. DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. WITH: Cook, Perry; Darrin, Diana; Harland, Robert; Nelson, Gene; Perry, Joe; Vye, Murvyn; Westerfield, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Westerfield, James (part of “Joshua”).

Lawbreakers (Lee Marvin Presents …) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1963-64. PROD. CO.: United Artists Television; Latimer Productions. PRODUCERS : Clark, Vernon E.; Unger, Babe. D IRECTOR : Clark, Vernon E. NARRATOR: Marvin, Lee. • Anthology series about real-life criminals. The Burbank Story #1-25. PROD. NO.: 26B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1964. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Clark, Vernon E. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Adapted from the files of The Burbank Police Department.”

Lawman HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —19 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1958, to Jun. 24, 1962; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 156 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCER: Schermer, Jules. STARRING: Brown, Peter; Russell, John. WITH: Castle, Peggie; Long, Barbara; Nelson, Bek. • Western series about a marshall and his deputy who keep law and order in Laramie, Wyoming. The Deputy (Deputy Wanted) #1-1. AIR DATE: 1005-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 04-03-1958. LAST REVISION: 0416-1958. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Riesner, Dean; Whittington, Harry (novel). DIRECTOR: Pittman, Montgomery. WITH: Byrnes, Edward (Edd); Chandler, Lane; Elam, Jack; Mansfield, Rankin; Nelson, Bek; Parrar, Stanley; Van Cleef, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. (file, host copy). The Prisoner #1-2. AIR DATE: 10-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-02-1958. LAST REVISION: 07-15-1958. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Morris, Edmund; Gruber, Frank (story). D IRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH : Chandler, Lane; Cheshire, Harry; Doucette, John; Henry, William; Lormer, Jon; Smith, K.L.; Tully, Phil; Williams, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. The Oath #1-4. AIR DATE: 10-26-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1958. LAST REVISION: 07-07-1958. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Leicester, William F.; Rubine, Irving (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Cliff, John; Courtleigh, Stephen; Kelly, Don; Lynn, Betty; Stuart, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. The Outcast #1-5. AIR DATE : 11-02-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1958. LAST REVISION: 07-24-1958. VERSION : final script. W RITERS : Leicester, William F.;

The Lawrence Welk Show Emanuel, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Heisler, Stuart. WITH: Foran, Dick; Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Landau, Martin; Lydon, James; Parnell, Emory; Randall, Stuart; Romano, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. The Encounter (The Hunt) #1-16. AIR DATE: 01-181959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-141958. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Huffaker, Clair. DIRECTOR: Heisler, Stuart. WITH: Buka, Donald; Fletcher, Louise; Johnson, Russell. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. The Posse #1-23. AIR D ATE : 03-08-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-22-1958. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Leicester, William F. DIRECTOR: Heisler, Stuart. WITH: Allison, Jean; Avery, Tol; MacReady, Michael; Rich, Dick; Roberts, Pernell; Treacy, Emerson; Wessel, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. The Visitor #1-24. AIR DATE: 03-15-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1958. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Morris, Edmund. DIRECTOR: Heisler, Stuart. WITH: Ates, Roscoe; Cooper, Charles; Janiss, Vivi; McClure, Doug; Talbot, Stephen; Wever, Ned. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. Battle Scar #1-25. AIR DATE: 03-22-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-19-1959. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Morris, Edmund; Tait, Don (story); Menkin, Larry (story). DIRECTOR: Heisler, Stuart. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Conrad, Robert; Coy, Walter; McLeod, Catherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Shackled (Chained) #2-3. P ROD . NO.: 7001. AIR DATE: 10-18-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 05-11-1959. LAST REVISION: 06-11-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Leicester, William F. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: McQueeney, Robert; Milford, John; Parnell, Emory; Rogers, Kasey; Shelly, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; memo with credits (6-12-1959) from Edward F. Rhine. USED BY: Orr, William T. The Exchange #2-4. AIR DATE: 10-25-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-24-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-28-1959. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Morris, Edmund (also story); Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Ates, Roscoe; Comi, Paul; Cooper, Clancy; McKinley, J. Edward; Parnell, James; Road, Mike; Russell, Bryan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Shadow Witness #2-7. AIR DATE: 11-15-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-22-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-05-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Leicester, William F. DIRECTOR: Sloane, Everett. WITH: Bestar, Barbara; Burke, Walter; Helton, Percy; Rudley, Herbert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Prodigal #2-8. AIR DATE: 11-22-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-20-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Leicester, William F. DIRECTOR: Stewart, Paul. WITH: Batanides, Arthur; Castle, Peggie; Challee, William (Bill); Cooper, Clancy; Lynch, Ken; McKennon, Dal; Young, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Press #2-9. AIR DATE: 11-29-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-03-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Hardman, Ric. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Hayworth, Vinton; Holmes, Wendell; Rior-

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dan, Robert; Wilke, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Hoax (The Fraud) #2-11. AIR DATE: 12-20-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-21-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-05-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Hubbard, John; Leary, Nolan; Palmer, Tom; Prickett, Maudie; Raymond, Paula; Smith, Andrea; Waterman, Willard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Shelter #2-12. AIR DATE: 12-27-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 04-27-1959. LAST REVISION: 05-01-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Morris, Edmund. DIRECTOR: Guilfoyle, Paul. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Alderson, John; Navarro, Anna. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Stranger (Killer in the Dark) #2-15. AIR DATE: 01-17-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 06-15-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-14-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Huffaker, Clair. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Ates, Roscoe; Blake, Larry J.; Castle, Peggie; Cooper, Clancy; Weston, Brad; Wolfe, Ian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Man on a Wire #2-33. AIR DATE: 05-22-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-25-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-28-1960. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Hermanos, W. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Cooper, Clancy; Rojo, Gustavo; Steele, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Catalogue. Fast Trip to Cheyenne #2-37. A IR DATE : 06-191960. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1960. LAST REVISION: 05-021960. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Hermanos, W.; Schermer, Jules (story). DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Calder, King; Cooper, Clancy; Dolan, Bill; Fawcett, William; Herbert, Pitt; Hudson, Larry; Storrs, Suzanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Orr, William T. The Town Boys #3-1. AIR DATE: 09-18-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1960. LAST REVISION: 06-06-1960. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Hermanos, W.; Schermer, Jules (story). DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert T. WITH: Chambers, Phil; Evans, Richard; Patterson, Hank; Rettig, Tom; Rangho, Terry; Rick, Dick; Sorensen, Rickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Lawrence Welk Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1980, 1982). NETWORKS: ABC; syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955-1971 (ABC, under various titles); 1971-82. PROD. CO.: ABC Television; PBS. EXEC. PROD.: Lutz, Sam. DIRECTOR: Hobson, James. HOST: Welk, Lawrence. • Musical series hosted by accordionist and bandleader Lawrence Welk, featuring music, dance and some guest stars. Salute to Gershwin #437. PROD. NO.: 9-S-19. AIR DATE: 01-17/23-1980. PRE-REC. DATE: 11-21-1979. TAPE DATE: 11-27-1979. WITH: Balden, Elaine; Barber, Ava; Burgess, Bobby; Delo, Ken; Duncan, Arthur (Art); Echevierra, Anacani; Farrell, Gail; Guy and Ralna (English, Ralna; Hovis, Guy); Havens, Bob; Netherton, Tom; Ralston, Bob; Roberts, Jim; Sullivan, Kathie; Turner, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO : drawings; lyrics. Big City USA #540. PROD. NO.: 11-S-18 (#540). AIR DATE: 01-09-1982. PRE-REC. DATE: 11-19-1982. TAPE

SERIES DATE: 11-24-1982. WITH: Aldridge, Sheila; Aldridge, Sherry; Echevierra, Anacani; Anderson, Ron; Balden, Elaine; Barber, Ava; Burgess, Bobby; Cates, George; Cuesta, Henry; Dale, Dick; Delo, Ken; Duncan, Arthur; English, Ralna; Farrell, Gail; Feeney, Joe; Floren, Myron; Havens, Bob; Hovis, Guy; Humphrey, Paul; Hurbert, Skeets; Imel, Jack; Klein, Russ; Levang, Neil; Liddell, Barney; Lido, Bob; Livoti, Joe; Maloof, Richard; Metzger, Mary Lou; Otwell, Roger; Parlota, Charlie; Ralston, Bob; Redman, Michael; Roberts, Jimmy; Smale, Bob; Sullivan, Kathie; Trimble, Kenny; Turner, Jim; Zell, Johnny; Zimmer, Norma. ADDITIONAL INFO: long rundown; rehearsal schedule.

The Legend of Custer see Custer The Legend of Jesse James HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 13, 1965, to Sept. 5, 1966; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 34 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY: Peeples, Samuel A. EXEC. PROD.: Weisbart, David. PRODUCER : Siegel, Don. S TARRING : Jones, Christopher. WITH: Case, Allen; Doran, Ann; McIntire, Tim; Milford, John; Wilke, Robert. • Western series about the famous frontier robber as a modern day Robin Hood. Vendetta #1-6. PROD. NO.: 7954. AIR DATE: 10-251965. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1965. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Ross, Sam. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Chris. W ITH: Anderson, James; Evans, Gene; Gilman, Sam; Talbot, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Linder, John.

A Letter to Loretta see The Loretta Young Show The Life of Riley HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 2, 1953, to May 23, 1958; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4, 6), 8:00 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 217 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCER: McKnight, Tom. DIRECTORS: Berlin, Abby; Goodwins, Leslie; Leeds, Herbert I.; Stevens, Edward; Yarbrough, Jean. STARRING: Bendix, William. W ITH : Blondell, Gloria; D’Andrea, Tom; Holloway, Sterling; Kulky, Henry; Marshall, Gregory; Morgan, Wesley; O’Hanlon, George; Parnell, Emory; Reynolds, Marjorie; Sanders, Lugene; Sundstrom, Florence. • This family sitcom started on radio (194151, also with William Bendix in the title role) and had a first run on TV in 1949/50, with Jackie Gleason as Riley. Riley Brightens the Corner #2-20. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9819; 58. AIR DATE: 02-05-1954. WRITER: Clork, Harry. Riley’s Wild Oat #3-12. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9916; 74. AIR DATE: 12-03-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1954. VERSION : revised script. W RITERS : Clork, Harry; Long, Sumner. DIRECTOR: Berlin, Abby. WITH: Adrian, Iris; Blondell, Gloria; Carson, Robert; D’Andrea, Tom; Marche, Vera; Mellinger, Max; Nugent, Judy; Ragan,

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Mike; Reynolds, Marjorie; Wilson, Gilbert. A DDITIONAL INFO: call sheet (3-6-1954, 3rd day). USED BY: Ragan, Mike (part of “cop”).

Life with Father HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 22, 1953, to Jul. 5, 1955; Sundays, 7:00 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 27 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. P RODUCERS: Feiner, Bob; Markle, Fletcher; Stone, Ezra. STARRING: Ames, Leon; Tuttle, Lurene. WITH: Bernard, Dorothy; Cassell, Malcolm; Grant, Harvey; Keith, Ronald; Leiston, Freddie; Norman, B.G.; Reed, Ralph; Ridgeway, Freddy; Ross, Marion; Terrell, Steven. • Sitcom about the family of a tyrannical Wallstreet broker with four sons (with numerous cast changes) in New York during the 1880s, based on a series of essays by Clarence Day, Jr., that were originally published in Harper’s Magazine and later in the New Yorker. The essays were made into three books, a successful Broadway play (1939-47) and a movie (1947), before finding their way into TV. On Sept. 7, 1954 an episode of the series presented “color’s first from a Hollywood studio” (Variety). Father’s Second Honeymoon #1-12. P ROD . NO.: Film #11. AIR D ATE : 02-07-1955. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Markle, Fletcher. WRITER: Cook, Whitfield. DIRECTOR: Markle, Fletcher. WITH: Bernard, Dorothy; Cassell, Malcolm; Grant, Harvey; Norman, B.G.; Ross, Marion; Terrell, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Father & the Dress Suit #1-17. PROD. NO.: Film #16. AIR DATE: 03-14-1955. PRODUCER: Markle, Fletcher. W RITERS: Ross, Bob; Schwartz, Dave. D IRECTOR: Markle, Fletcher. WITH: Bernard, Dorothy; Cassell, Malcolm; Grant, Harvey; Janssen, Eilene; Ross, Marion; Terrell, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list. Father & Young Love #1-18. PROD. NO.: Film #17. AIR DATE: 03-21-1955. PRODUCER: Markle, Fletcher. WRITER: Roberts, William. DIRECTOR: Markle, Fletcher. WITH: Bernard, Dorothy; Cassell, Malcolm; Grant, Harvey; Janssen, Eilene; Ridgeway, Freddy; Ross, Marion; Terrell, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list. USED BY: Neff, Tom. Father & the Circus #1-20. PROD. NO.: Film #19. AIR DATE: 04-04-1955. PRODUCER: Markle, Fletcher. WRITER: Cook, Whitfield. DIRECTOR: Markle, Fletcher. WITH: Bernard, Dorothy; Cassell, Malcolm; Grant, Harvey; Ridgeway, Freddy; Ross, Marion; Terrell, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list.

Life with Lucy HOLDINGS: Milt Josefsberg Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20 to Nov. 15, 1986; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 8 episodes. PROD. C O.: Lucille Ball Productions in association with Aaron Spelling Productions. CREATED BY: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis (Pugh), Madelyn. EXEC . P ROD .: Cramer, Douglas S.; Morton, Gary; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis (Pugh), Madelyn. STARRING: Ball, Lucille. WITH: Amelio, Philip J. II; Anderson, Larry; Dusenberry, Ann; Gordon, Gale; Lewis, Jenny;

Life with Luigi Scott, Donovan. • Sitcom about a recently widowed woman who moves in with her daughter’s family. One Good Grandparent Deserves Another #1-1. PROD. NO.: 4886-101. AIR DATE: 09-20-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 06-03-1986. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis (Pugh), Madelyn. DIRECTOR: Baldwin, Peter. WITH: Allen, Gary; Amelio, Philip J. II; Anderson, Larry; Dusenberry, Ann; Gordon, Gale; Kobart, Ruth; Lewis, Jenny; Scott, Donovan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; sheet music for Lovely Hula Hands; notes; newspaper clipping. Lucy and the Guard Goose #1-19 [unaired]. PROD. NO.: L-002. SCRIPT DATE: 06-25-1986. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Davis (Pugh), Madelyn. DIRECTOR: Baldwin, Peter. WITH: Amelio, Philip J. II; Anderson, Larry; Cutell, Lou; Dusenberry, Ann; Gordon, Gale; Levin, Charles; Lewis, Jenny; Scott, Donovan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Life with Luigi HOLDINGS: Harry Kemm Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 22 to Dec. 29, 1952; Mondays, 9:30 P.M.; Apr. 9 to Jun. 4, 1953; Thursdays; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. CREATED BY: Howard, Cy. PRODUCER: Howard, Cy. DIRECTOR: Benoff, Mac. STARRING: 1952: Naish, J. Carrol; 1953: Scotti, Vitto. WITH: 1952: Forte, Joe; Gilbert, Jody; Peters, Ken; Reed, Alan; Ruman, Sig ; Shipp, Mary. 1953: Gomes, Thomas; Landers, Muriel. • Sitcom about an Italian immigrant, who opens a small antique store in Chicago and hopes to become an American citizen. In his night school class he befriends immigrants from other countries. The series was based on the radio program of the same title, and most of the actors in the 1952 version played the same roles on radio. After being dropped in midseason the series came back with a new cast for a short run in the spring of 1953. [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1952. VERSION: second revision. WITH: Gilbert, Jody; Naish, J. Carrol; Reed, Alan; Ruman, Sig; Shipp, Mary.

Life with the Erwins see The Stu Erwin Show The Line-up (San Francisco Beat) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts (1959-60). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 1, 1954, to Jan. 20, 1960; Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-5); Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 6); 30 minutes (seasons 1-5), 60 minutes (season 6); 183 episodes (30 minutes), 18 episodes (60 minutes). PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions (seasons 1-5); Marjeff Productions (season 6). PRODUCERS: Baker, Cecil; Del Valle, Jaime; La Tourette, Frank; Sparks, Robert. DIRECTORS: Asher, William; Bellamy, Earl; Carr, Thomas; Henreid, Paul; Morse, Hollingsworth; Schuster, Harold D.; Siegel, Don. STARRING: Anderson, Warner; Reed, Marshall; Tully, Tom (seasons 1-5); Anderson, Warner (season 6). WITH: Ames, Rachel; Barton, Tod; Leslie, William; Ward, Skip (season 6). • Crime series about police work in San Francisco. Edge of Disaster (Thrills; The Jiggling Jimmy) #6-

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5. PROD. NO.: 174-210. AIR DATE: 10-28-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-11-1959. VERSION: final shooting script. WRITER: Cramoy, Michael. WITH: Bird, Barney; Brewster, Diane; Card, Kathryn; Garner, Peggy Ann; Henry, Thomas B.; Jason, Rick. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten synopsis on cover. Run to the City (The Laurie Hayden Case) #6-7. PROD. NO.: 174-208-24. AIR DATE: 11-11-1959. SCRIPT DATE : 08-19-1959. V ERSION: second draft. W RITER: Driskill, William. W ITH : Cook, Tommy; Gilmore, Jonathan; Oliver, Susan; Seven, Johnny; Stanton, Dean; Stevens, K.T.; Vandever, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten synopsis on cover. Lonesome as Midnight #6-8. PROD. NO.: 174-213. AIR DATE: 11-18-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1959. VERSION : final shooting script. PRODUCER : La Tourette, Frank. WRITER: Kolb, Ken. DIRECTOR: Henreid, Paul. WITH: Ames, Rachel; Barton, Tod; Beir, Fred; Best, James; Brenlin, George; Corden, Henry; de Naut, Jud; Ellenstein, Robert; Leslie, William; Talbot, Nita; Ward, Skip. Chinatown Story #6-10. PROD. NO.: 174-212. AIR DATE: 12-09-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1959. VERSION: revised second draft. WRITER: Bloom, Harold Jack. WITH: Aki, Neva; Chong, Peter; Damon, Mark; Horvath, Charles; Lung, Clarence. ADDITIONAL INFO : handwritten synopsis on cover. Prince of Penmen #6-13. PROD. NO.: 174-215. AIR DATE: 12-30-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1959. VERSION: second draft. W RITER: Bloomfield, Robert. W ITH : Gates, Nancy; Hutchinson, Josephine; Lambert, Paul; Windsor, Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; handwritten synopsis on cover. The Rosaric Case #6-16 [aired in syndication only]. PROD. NO.: 174-216. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1959. VERSION: final shooting script. WRITER: Wolfson, Victor. W ITH : Bleifer, John C.; Turkel, Joseph; Colon, Miriam; Gordon, Don; McQueeney, Robert; Simpson, Mimi; Totter, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten synopsis on cover.

The Linkletter Show see Art Linkletter’s House Party Little House on the Prairie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (1975-79); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1979). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 30, 1974 (pilot); Sept. 11, 1974, to May 10, 1982; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 3-8); 183 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: NBC Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Landon, Michael. PRODUCERS: Claxton, William F.; Hawkins, John; McCray, Kent; Miller, Winston; Sandefur, B.W. S TARRING: Anderson, Melissa Sue; Gilbert, Melissa; Grassle, Karen; Landon, Michael. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Balson, Allison; Bartlett, Bonnie; Bateman, Jason; Boomer, Linwood; Bull, Richard; Butler, Dean; Doherty, Shannen; Edwards, Sam; Flippin, Lucy Lee; Foster, Ruth; Francis, Missy; French, Victor; Friedman, David; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Greer, Dabbs; Hagen, Kevin; Ivar, Stan; Jeter, Jim; Kennedy, Lindsay; Laborteaux, Matthew; Labyorteaux, Patrick; Lan-

SERIES don, Leslie; Lester, Ketty; MacGregor, Katherine; Olsen, Merlin; Parady, Hersha; Pera, Radames; Richards, Kyle; Roylance, Pamela; Stewart, Charlotte; Swenson, Karl; Tracy, Steve; Turnbaugh, Brenda; Turnbaugh, Wendi. • Family series based on the books by Laura Ingalls Wilder. The Spring Dance #2-6. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: 0413002-004; L.H. 30. AIR D ATE : 10-29-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Day, Gerry. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Bartlett, Bonnie; Bull, Richard; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Hagen, Kevin; MacGregor, Scottie; Stewart, Charlotte. The Long Road Home #2-18. STORY NO.: L.H. 51. AIR DATE: 03-03-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-18-1975. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Hawkins, John. DIRECTOR: Landon, Michael. WITH: Bartlett, Bonnie; Boles, Jim; Doyle, Robert; Ferguson, Frank; French, Victor; Golden, Larry; Gossett, Louis; Jaeckel, Richard; Mitchum, John; Part, Brian; Pera, Radames; Pratt, Judson; Quinn, Bill; Raymond, Guy; Richards, Kyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. USED BY: Pratt, Judson (part of “Sam Wallace”). The Race #3-3. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30003-002; L.H. 58. AIR DATE: 10-11-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-041976. LAST REVISION: 05-27-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hanrahan, John V. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Brooke, Walter; Bull, Richard; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Hagen, Kevin; Jeter, James; Lilley, Jack; MacGregor, Scottie; Pitti, Carl; Swenson, Karl. Little Women #3-14. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30003013; L.H. 55. AIR DATE: 01-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 0423-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-18-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Eunson, Dale; Sandefur, B.W. DIRECTOR : Claxton, William F. W ITH : Arngrim, Alison; Berg, Bryce; Bowen, Roger; Brooke, Walter; Bull, Richard; Foster, Ruth; French, Victor; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Longaker, Rachel; MacGregor, Scottie; Part, Brian; Peters, Kay; Richards, Kyle; Stewart, Charlotte; Vanders, Warren. Injun Kid #3-15. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30003-004; L.H. 59. AIR DATE: 01-3-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 04-301976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Heinemann, Arthur. DIRECTOR: French, Victor. WITH: Aames, Willie; Arngrim, Alison; Bartlett, Bonnie; Berg, Bryce; Cobb, Vincent; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Greer, Dabbs; Jones, Ivy; Murdock, George; Ramirez, Caesar; Stewart, Charlotte. Gold Country (Parts 1 & 2) #3-21. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: 041-30003-021; L.H. 74-A/B. AIR DATE: 04-041977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-31-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hawkins, John. DIRECTOR: Landon, Michael. W ITH : Albert, Wil; André, E.J.; Armstrong, Dick; Bartlett, Bonnie; Bull, Richard; Forward, Robert; French, Victor; Golden, Larry; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Libby, Brian; McRae, Alan; Part, Brian; Pennell, Larry; Richards, Kyle; Salviati, Vanna; Shaw, Steve; Watt, Sparky; Weddle, Vernon. ADDITIONAL INFO: double episode. Times of Change #4-2. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: 04130004-002; L.H. 82. AIR DATE : 09-19-1977. SCRIPT

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Little House on the Prairie DATE : 04-21-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Raschella, Carole; Raschella, Michael. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Kuby, Bernie; Lawson, Len; Lookinland, Mike; Medalis, Joseph G.; Milford, John; Morrison, Barbara; Mullikin, Bill; Nelson, Herbert; Pera, Radames; Reeves, Lisa; Shaw, Paula; Stanley, Richard; Stohl, Hank; Wagner, Michael Dan. The Creeper of Walnut Grove #4-6. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30004-006; L.H. 95. AIR DATE: 10-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dugan, John T. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Bull, Richard; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Greer, Dabbs; Hagen, Kevin; MacGregor, Scottie; Olsen, Merlin; Parady, Hersha; Swenson, Karl. Here Come the Brides #4-12. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30004-010; L.H. 92-A. AIR DATE : 12-05-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Dugan, John T.; Metzler, Robert F. (story). DIRECTOR : Claxton, William F. W ITH : Arngrim, Alison; Bryant, Joshua; Bull, Richard; Francis, Ivor; Gilbert, Jonathan; MacGregor, Scottie; Marsic, Bob; Smoyer, Montana; Stewart, Charlotte. The Rivals #4-14. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30004-014; L.H. 100. AIR DATE: 01-09-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-311977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dugan, John T.; Brooks, Hindi (story). DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH : Arngrim, Alison; Belasco, Leon; Gilbert, Jonathan; Gilman, Sam; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Labyorteaux, Patrick; Olsen, Merlin; Petersen, Chris; Starr, Don; Stewart, Charlotte; Thumann, Seeley Ann. As Long as We’re Together (Parts 1 & 2) #5-1/2. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30005-001; L.H. 110. AIR DATES: 09-11/18-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 04-05-1978. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Landon, Michael. DIRECTOR: Landon, Michael. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Boomer, Linwood; Bull, Richard; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Laborteaux, Matthew; Labyorteaux, Patrick; MacGregor, Scottie; Olsen, Merlin; Parady, Hersha. The Wedding #5-9. STORY NO.: L.H. 105. AIR DATE: 11-06-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Heinemann, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Landon, Michael. W ITH : Ackerman, Robert; Alan, Michael P.; Boomer, Linwood; Bowman, Christopher; Bull, Richard; Downey, Michelle; Fant, Lou; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Hooks, David; Laborteaux, Matthew; MacGregor, Scottie; Mari, Gina; Turnbaugh, Brenda; Turnbaugh, Wendi; Wideman, Ivan. Someone Please Love Me #5-22. PROD./STORY NO.: 041-30005-017; L.H. 126. AIR D ATE : 03-05-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 08-30-1978. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Landon, Michael. D IRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Cioffi, Charles; McLean, Bill; Owens, Edwin; Quillan, Eddie; Richards, Kyle; Rolofson, Bobby; Sullivan, Jenny. Mortal Mission #5-23. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: 04130005-023; L.H. 130. AIR DATE: 03-12-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dugan, John T. DIRECTOR: Claxton, William F. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Bull, Richard; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Hagen, Kevin;

Little Lady Storytime Laborteaux, Matthew; Labyorteaux, Patrick; MacGregor, Scottie; Olsen, Merlin; Parady, Hersha. The Third Miracle #6-4. PROD./STORY NO.: 7605; L.H. 146-A. AIR DATE: 10-08-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 0521-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Dugan, John T.; Hunter, Kenneth (story). D IRECTOR: Landon, Michael. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Boomer, Linwood; Foster, Ruth; Gilbert, Jonathan; Greenbush, Lindsay; Greenbush, Sidney; Hagen, Kevin; Jeter, James; Laborteaux, Matthew; Landon, Leslie; Lester, Ketty; MacGregor, Scottie; Melton, Troy; Olsen, Merlin; Pitti, Carl; Sharp, Alex. USED BY: File. Crossed Connections #6-13. PROD ./S TORY NO.: 7608; L.H. 147. AIR DATE: 12-10-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 06-27-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Balluck, Don. DIRECTOR: Landon, Michael. WITH: Arngrim, Alison; Bull, Richard; Dano, Royal; Denn, Marie; Edwards, Sam; Flynn, John; Gibbons, Sanford; Hagen, Kevin; Keller, Todd; Laborteaux, Matthew; Labyorteaux, Patrick; MacGregor, Katherine; Morick, Dave; Olsen, Merlin; Parady, Hersha; Pletts, Tom. ADDITIONAL I NFO : some marks. U SED BY : Edwards, Sam (part of “Anderson”).

Little Lady Storytime HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. STATIONS: WJZ-TV (CBS, Baltimore, MD); WABCTV (New York; Show #7). BROADCAST: Feb. 1 to Sept. 27, 1953; Sundays, 11:30 A.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Keystone Advertising Agency. PRODUCER : Nelson, Raymond E. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. NARRATOR: Wicker, Ireene. • Children’s program in which children acted in pantomime stories narrated by Ireene Wicker. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. SHOW #: 1. AIR DATE: 02-01-1953. VERSION: final script. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; rehearsal schedule (Jan. 27 and Feb. 1, 1953); live commercials (Little Lady Cosmetics); opening and closing titles; marks and notes; blue print of studio layout. The Magic Fishbone. SHOW #: 3. AIR DATE: 02-151953. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1953. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; live commercials (Little Lady Cosmetics); opening and closing titles. Cinderella. SHOW #: 4. AIR D ATE : 02-22-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1953. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; live commercials (Little Lady Cosmetics); opening and closing titles. Sleeping Beauty. SHOW #: 6. AIR DATE: 03-08-1953. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1953. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; live commercials (Little Lady Cosmetics); opening and closing titles. Hansel and Gretel. SHOW #: 7. AIR DATE: 03-151953. SCRIPT DATE: 03-04-1953. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; live commercials (Little Lady Cosmetics); opening and closing titles.

The Lloyd Bridges Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (4 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 3, 1961 (pilot, as episode of the June Allyson Show); Sept. 11, 1962, to May 28, 1963; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 34 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Four Star Tele-

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vision. C REATED BY: Chambers, Everett; Spelling, Aaron. EXEC. PROD.: Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCER: Chambers, Everett. DIRECTORS: Cassavetes, John; Medford, Don. STARRING/HOST: Bridges, Lloyd. • Drama series with Lloyd Bridges as a writer who was transformed into the main character of each episode (through January 1963), then a straightforward anthology series with Bridges as host. Wheresoever I Enter —(Nick the Greek) #1-1. PROD. NO.: 5303. AIR DATE: 09-11-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1962. LAST REVISION : 04-23-1962. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Knopf, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Andre, Maria; Astar, Ben; Bravo, Danny; Claudier, Annette; Constantine, Michael; Guardino, Harry; Kirkpatrick, Jess; Newton, John; Rey, Alejandro; Sorensen, Paul; Taft, Sara. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Little Man, Big Bridge #1-11. PROD. NO.: 5319. AIR DATE: 11-27-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1962. LAST REVISION : 07-26-1962. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Komack, James. WITH: Cianelli, Eduardo; Paris, Jerry; Kelley, Barry; Peck, Ed. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Dunne, Dominick. A Personal Matter #1-20. PROD . NO.: 5353. AIR DATE: 02-05-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1962. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Towne, Bob; Carr, Richard (story). WITH: Carricart, Robert; Cassel, Seymour; Ellsworth, Stephen; Fletcher, Lester; Mioni, Fabrizio; Rowlands, Gena. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Tyrees of Capitol Hill #1-28. PROD. NO.: 5365. AIR DATE: 04-09-1963. SCRIPT DATES: 02-13-1963 / 0220-1963. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITER: Rosen, Milt. WITH: Abbott, Philip; Alford, Philip; Buchanan, Edgar; Harris, Jonathan; Philips, Phil; Shaw, Reta. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; stamped “Received Feb 14 1963 [CBS] Program Practices Hollywood”; unsold pilot for projected fall series; 2 copies. USED BY: program practices (i.e. censor); Dunne, Dominick.

Lock-up HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK : Syndicated. BROADCAST : 1959-60. PROD . CO.: Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W. PRODUCERS: Herzberg, Jack; Kesler, Henry S. STARRING: Carey, MacDonald. WITH : Carey, Olive; Doucette, John. • Crime series about a Philadelphia attorney who seeks to help those wrongly convicted of crimes— based on real-life attorney Herbert L. Maris. Writ of Terror #1-9. PROD. NO.: 19B. AIR DATE: 1121-1959 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE : 07-16-1959. WRITERS: Silverman, Stanley H.; Cutler, Stan. WITH: Batanides, Arthur; Blair, June; Price, Sherwood. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Framed Ex-Con ( AKA Guilty by Associaton) #1-12. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 12-12-1959 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1959. WRITER: Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Clark, Dane. WITH: Gothie, Robert; Granville, Joan; Jones, Miranda; MacLeod, Gavin; Paul, Nick; Reeves, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Drop #1-14. PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 12-26-

SERIES 1959 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1959. WRITERS: Thompson, Robert E. (also story); Tucker, John (story); Rykoff, Mikhail (story). D IRECTOR: Clark, Dane. WITH: Allen, Corey; Baer, Parley; Flynn, Joe; West, H.E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Manly Art of Murder (AKA The Case of Jimmy Stockton; The Boxing Game) #1-15. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 01-02-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 0807-1959. WRITERS: Baer, Richard (also story); Lieberman, Leo (story). DIRECTOR: Kessler, Henry. WITH: Brown, Tom; Philbrock, James; Walker, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. A Reputation #1-16. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 0109-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 06-19-1959. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Doniger, Walter. WITH: Brandon, Henry; Ruscio, Al; Woolf, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. His Father’s Footsteps #1-17. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 01-16-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 11-281959. WRITER: Mitchell, Bob. DIRECTOR: Doniger, Walter. W ITH : Barrett, Millie; Carr, Paul; Faye, Joey; Garde, James; Granville, Joan; Simon, Robert F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis. Price of Charity (AKA The Case of Corporal Newman) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 01-23-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1959. WRITERS: Purdum, Herbert R.; Lieberman, Leo. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Blair, June; Damon, Mark; Roth, Gene; Stale, Jeremy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Never Bet the Odds #1-19. PROD . NO.: 20B. AIR DATE: 01-30-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 09-111959. WRITER: Lesser, Gene. DIRECTOR: Kessler, Henry. WITH: Davis, Charles; Keene, Mike; Manning, Patricia; Regan, Mike; Warren, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis. Dead Man’s Shoes #1-21. PROD. NO.: 17B. AIR DATE: 02-13-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 10-23-1959. WRITERS: Silverman, Stanley H.; Cutler, Stan. DIRECTOR: Kessler, Henry. WITH: Knight, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Strange Summons #1-22. PROD . NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 02-20-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 10-201959. WRITER: Dolinsky, Meyer. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Gallaudet, John; Jenks, Frank; Raymond, Paula. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Collis. Murder Plays It Cool #1-23. PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 02-27-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 11-111959. LAST REVISION : 11-13-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Rapp, Joel M. (also story); Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. W ITH : Gentry, John; Thurston, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Elliott [art director]. Election Night #1-24. PROD. NO.: 31B. AIR DATE: 03-05-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1959. WRITER: Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Steele, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. The Trigger #1-26. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 0319-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Franklin, Paul (also story); Rock, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Adreon, Peter. WITH: Collentine, Barbara;

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The Loretta Young Show Kennedy, Douglas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Collis. The Frame (AKA The Case of Detective Weston) #132. PROD. NO.: 36B. AIR DATE: 04-30-1960 (Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1959. WRITER: Thompson, Robert E. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Drake, Ken; Seven, Johnny; Talbot, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Last Chance #1-34. PROD. NO.: 37B. AIR DATE: 0514-1960 (Los Angeles). S CRIPT DATE : 01-05-1960. WRITER: Jacobs, Jack. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Pete. WITH: Warren, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Lone Ranger HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (1950, 1954). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1949, to Jun. 6, 1957; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 221 episodes (seasons 3, 5 and 7 consisted only of reruns). PROD. CO.: Jack Wrather Corporation; Apex Film Corporation; Jack Chertok Productions; C.M. Television Productions; Lone Ranger Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Trendle, George W.; Wrather, Jack. PRODUCERS: Chertok, Jack; Harris, Sherman A.; Landers, Paul. STARRING: Hart, John (season 4); Moore, Clayton (seasons 1, 2, 6, 8). WITH: Coffin, Tristram; Courtney, Chuck; Silverheels, Jay. • Western series based on the radio program (1933-1956) of the same title. Behind the Law #2-21. AIR DATE: 02-01-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 08-22-1950. LAST REVISION: 08-28-1950. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Richardson, Joe; Striker, Fran (radio script San Pedro Boss). DIRECTOR: Seitz, George B., Jr. WITH: Blackburn, Ward; Bradford, Marshall; Carson, Robert (Bob); Chesebro, George; Evans, Gene; Guilfoyle, James; Moore, Clayton; Roth, Gene; Silverheels, Jay; Straight, Clarence. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: File. Trigger Finger #6-31. AIR DATE: 04-07-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1954. WRITERS: Berg, Lee; Moss, Frank; Schaefer, Robert; Freiwald, Eric; Striker, Fran (radio script Trigger Finger). DIRECTOR: Thiele, Wilhelm (William J.). WITH: Casey, Taggart; Courtney, Chuck; Dunhill, Steve; Elliott, Laura; Keach, Stacy, Sr.; Kennedy, Douglas; Moore, Clayton; Richards, Keith; Rogers, Kasey; Silverheels, Jay; Simpson, Mickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Framed for Murder #6-47. AIR DATE: 08-04-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 12-04-1954. WRITERS: Poppe, Harry, Jr.; Striker, Fran (radio script Framed for Murder). DIRECTOR: Thiele, Wilhelm (William J.). WITH: Best, James; Bissell, Whit; Bradford, Marshall; Bruce, David; Carson, Robert; Moore, Clayton; Shepard, Jan; Silverheels, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

The Loretta Young Show / A Letter to Loretta (1st season) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (6 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1953, to Jun. 4, 1961; Sundays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 257 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Lewislor Enterprises; Toreto Enterprises. PRODUCERS: Granet, Bert; Lewis, Tom; London, John; Rapf, Matthew. HOSTESS /STARRING: Young, Loretta. • Dramatic anthology series, hosted

Lost in Space by Loretta Young who also frequently starred; during the first season she read letters, supposedly written by viewers, to introduce each episode. Inga #1-16. PROD. NO.: 7928-14-16. AIR DATE: 01-031954. WRITER: Freeman, Devery. DIRECTOR: Florey, Robert. W ITH : Brinegar, Paul; Clements, Stanley; Foulk, Robert; Freeman, Kathleen; Keast, Paul; Kennedy, John Milton; Lennert, Ray; Lewis, Forrest; Murphy, Donald; O’Connor, Robert Emmett; Williams, Mack; Young, Loretta. USED BY: Clements, Stanley (part of “Charlie”). Man’s Estate #1-29. PROD. NO.: 7956 —(28). AIR DATE: 04-11-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1954. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Thompson, Marian (story). W ITH : Ellis, Robert (Bobby); Kennedy, Douglas; Kennedy, John Milton (announcer); Young, Loretta. ADDITIONAL INFO: Lilt commercial; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara. Our Sacred Honor #2-13. PROD. NO.: 5249-13A. AIR D ATE : 11-28-1954. S CRIPT D ATE : 09-24-1954. TAPE DATE: 09-27-1954. WRITER: Lawley, Lowell S. (also story). DIRECTOR: Addiss, Jus. WITH: Bell, Jim; Bryant, John; Gordon, Roy; Kennedy, John; King, Brett; Mayon, Helen; Young, Loretta. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet; live commercial (Tide). USED BY: Anderson, Harry C. Escape from Potter Valley (AKA Slander) #3-10. PROD. NO.: 8010-10B. AIR DATE: 10-30-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-01-1955. LAST REVISION: 09-08-1955. TAPE DATE: 09-14-1955. WRITER: Morris, Richard. DIRECTOR: Morris, Richard. WITH: Allen, Corey; Caulfield, Betty; Day, Laraine; Dunne, Irene (guest hostess); Marden, Adrienne; Tedrow, Irene; Tobey, Kenneth (Ken). USED BY: King, Ernie. Three and Two, Please #4-16. AIR DATE: 12-16-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1956. VERSION: shooting script. WRITER: Morris, Richard. DIRECTOR: Morris, Richard. WITH: Ames, Rachel; Lawless, Pat; McComas, Carrott; Martin, Eugene; Stanhope, Ted; Summers, Hope; Taylor, Vaughn; Young, Loretta. Fair Exchange #8-3. AIR DATE: 10-02-1960. WRITERS: Stone, Pauline; Cosgrove, Mike; Enright, Elizabeth (story). DIRECTOR: Morris, Richard. WITH: Brady, Ruth; Erickson, Stanley (Stan); Hanson, Preston; Young, Loretta.

Lost in Space HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1965, to Mar. 3, 1968; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 83 episodes (+ unaired pilot). PROD. CO.: Irwin Allen Productions in association with Space Productions and 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY: Allen, Irwin. EXEC. PROD.: Allen, Irwin. WITH: Cartwright, Angela; Goddard, Mark; Harris, Jonathan; Kristen, Marta; Lockhart, June; May, Bob; Mumy, Bill; Tufeld, Dick; Williams, Guy. • Science fiction series about a family’s attempt at space colonization in 1997. The Deadly Games of Gamma 6 #2-8. PROD. NO.: 9546. AIR DATE: 11-02-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 08-15-1966. LAST REVISION: 08-19-1966. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Slater, Barney. DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. WITH : Brocco, Peter; Kellin, Mike; Monty, Harry;

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Roberson, Chuck; Weber, Ronald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Wreck of the Robot #2-13. PROD. NO.: 9562. AIR DATE: 12-14-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1966. VERSION: second revised shooting final. WRITER: Slater, Barney. DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. WITH: Hunt, John; Kessler, Paul; Mills, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Girl from the Green Dimension #2-16. PROD. NO.: 9561. AIR DATE: 01-04-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-261966. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Packer, Peter. DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. W ITH : Marcus, Vitina; Raybould, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Rocket to Earth #2-21. PROD. NO.: 9565. AIR DATE: 02-15-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-12-1966. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: Slater, Barney. DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. WITH: Lewis, Al; May, Bob; Tata, Joey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Revolt of the Androids #2-24. PROD. NO.: 9564. AIR DATE : 03-08-1967. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-27-1966. LAST REVISION: 01-12-1967. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Duncan, Bob; Duncan, Wanda. DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. WITH : Hartord, Dee; Matheson, Don; May, Bob; Palmer, Dawson; Tufeld, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: T.W. Master. The Colonists #2-25. PROD. NO.: 9570. AIR DATE: 03-15-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1967. LAST REVISION: 01-27-1967. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Packer, Peter. DIRECTOR: Stone, Ezra. WITH: Dunlap, Dave; Harvey, Orwin; Konic, Seymore; Niel, Erwin; York, Francine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Lou Grant HOLDINGS: Fletcher Markle Collection — 2 scripts; bible (character description). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1977, to Sept. 13, 1982; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2-5); 60 minutes; 114 episodes. PROD. CO.: MTM Enterprises. EXEC. PROD.: Brooks, James L.; Burns, Allan. PRODUCERS: Freeman, Seth; Goldberg, Gary David; Reynolds, Gene. STARRING: Asner, Edward (Ed). WITH: Adams, Mason; Anderson, Daryl; Balding, Rebecca; Bannon, Jack; Beck, Billy; Clute, Sidney; Delgado, Emilio; Edelman, Barbara Jane; Guest, Lance; Haddon, Laurence; Kelsey, Linda; Marchand, Nancy; Pagett, Gary; Potts, Cliff; Walden, Robert; Williams, Allen. • Drama series about the city editor of the Los Angeles Tribune — possibly the first instance of a dramatic spinoff from a sitcom (The Mary Tyler Moore Show), in the character of Lou Grant. Nazi #1-5. PROD. NO.: 7505. AIR DATE: 10-18-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-16-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Schlitt, Robert. DIRECTOR: Singer, Alexander. WITH: Adams, Mason; Anderson, Daryl; Bannon, Jack; Brandt, Janet; Dennehy, Brian; Jump, Gordon; Kelsey, Linda; Kolman, Allan; Lukes, Jack A.; Parsons, Nancy; Roberts, Davis; Walden, Robert; Wallace, Lee; Weller, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Airliner #1-14. PROD. NO.: 7514. AIR DATE: 01-03-

SERIES 1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1977. LAST REVISION: 11-101977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Einstein, Charles. DIRECTOR: Damski, Mel. W ITH : Adams, Mason; Anderson, Daryl; Bannon, Jack; Cutell, Lou; Grapes, Jack; Kelsey, Linda; Marchand, Nancy; Miller, Allan; Santon, Penny; Spang, Laurette; Walden, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Love, American Style HOLDINGS: Marvin Miller Collection—1 script; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1969, to Jan. 11, 1974; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (into Jan. 1970); Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (into Sept. 1970; Jan. 1971 to Jan. 1974); 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes (into Jan. 1971). PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. EXEC. PROD.: Margolin, Arnold; Parker, Jim. PRODUCERS: Boyle, Donald R.; D’Angelo, William P.; FitzSimons, Charles B. DIRECTORS: Abbott, Norman; Baldwin, Peter; Barbera, Joseph; Becker, Terry; Bernstein, Jerrold; Bilson, Bruce; Buxton, Frank; Claxton, William F.; Daniels, Marc; Falk, Harry; Golden, Murray; Hanna, William; Hayden, Jeffrey; Kenwith, Herbert; London, Jerry; Martin, Ross; Martinson, Leslie H.; Michaels, Richard; Morris, Howard; Nelson, Gary; Parker, Jim; Rafkin, Alan; Rondeau, Charles R.; Ruskin, Coby; Sheldon, James; Shelley, Joshua; Simon, Danny; Strangis, Sam; Taylor, Jud; Wiard, William. WITH: Allan, Jed; Calloway, Bill; Cooper, Buzz; Davis, Clifton; Davis, Phyllis; DeMar, Jacki; Grover, Marty; Hampton, James; Kopell, Bernie; Margolin, Stuart; Marta, Lynne; Minkus, Barbara; Reed, Tracy; Williams, Richard. • Anthology series consisting of 1-4 short vignettes of comedic stories of love and romance per episode, featuring celebrity guest stars, interspersed with a series of blackouts. Love and the Athlete (1 of 4 vignettes) #1-10. AIR DATE: 12-01-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Mandel, Alan; Schwartz, Lloyd. DIRECTOR: Rafkin, Alan. WITH: Allen, Marty; Curran, Pamela; Mayehoff, Eddie; Vallee, Rudy. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (part of “Byron Arledge”). Love and the Wee He (1 of 3 vignettes) #4-17. AIR DATE: 01-26-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1972. LAST REVISION: 11-15-1972. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Rannow, Jerry; Strangis, Greg. W ITH : Barty, Billy; Huebing, Craig ; Kennedy, Sarah; Miller, Marvin. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; incl. Miller’s contract. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (part of “Rabbi Fishman”).

Love and Marriage HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 21, 1959, to Jan. 25, 1960; Mondays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes (only 18 aired on network). PROD. CO.: Louis F. Edelman Productions. PRODUCERS: Edelman, Louis F.; Wolfson, P.J. WRITER: Shavelson, Melville. DIRECTOR: Sweeney, Bob. STARRING: Demarest, William. WITH: Armen, Kay; Bal, Jeanne; Hamilton, Murray; Kaye, Stubby; Lynn, Jennie; Reilly, Susan. • Sitcom about a music publisher in Hollywood who faces ruin because he refuses to deal with Rock ‘n’ Roll music, and his family and employees trying to save him.

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The Big Hit #1-8. PROD. NO.: 4. AIR DATE: 11-091959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-171958. VERSION: revised script. WITH: Armen, Kay; Bal, Jeanne; Edwards, Sam; Kaye, Stubby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Ed Wilson”).

The Love Boat HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (1976, 1983-84). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1976 (first of three “pilots”), Sept. 24, 1977, to May 24, 1986; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1, 9); 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-8); 60 minutes; 245 episodes (+ 3 pilots). PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company Productions in association with Aaron Spelling Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Bickley, William; Cramer, Douglas S.; Spelling, Aaron; Warren, Michael. P RODUCERS: Baer, Art; Brown, Allen; Bullock, Harvey; Colman, Henry; Farr, Gordon; Farr, Lynne; Hammer, Dennis; Joelson, Ben; Poole, Duane; Porter, William A.; Rafkin, Alan; Stanley, Paul; Swale, Tom. DIRECTORS: Arnold, Jack; Austin, Ray; Baldwin, Peter; Baron, Allen; Bellamy, Earl; Bilson, Bruce; Courtland, Jerome; Cox, Nell; Duchowny, Roger; Farr, Gordon; Friedman, Kim; Kinon, Richard; Lange, Ted; Margolin, Stuart; Moranville, John B.; Morris, Howard; Raf kin, Alan; Schafer, Natalie; Scheerer, Robert; Sheldon, James; Sweeney, Bob; Tyne, George (Buddy); Weis, Don; Wells, Richard S. WITH : Grandy, Fred; Kopell, Bernie; Lange, Ted; Klous, Pat; McGinley, Ted; MacLeod, Gavin; Tewes, Lauren; Whelan, Jill. • Romantic series about life and love on the cruise ship The Pacific (later Royal) Princess, with normally three interwoven love stories per episode, and the crew as the only regulars. The Love Boat II — Unfaithfully Yours; Here’s Looking at You, Love; For the Love of Sandy; The Heckler (second pilot). AIR DATE: 01-21-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-07-1976. VERSION: revised final shooting script. PRODUCER: Colman, Henry. WRITERS: Aldredge, Dawn; Freeman, Marion C.; Kleinschmitt, Carl; Pritzker, Steve; Thuna, Leonora. DIRECTOR: Averback, Hy. WITH: Addy, Wesley; Azzara, Candice; Berry, Ken; Canova, Diana; Convy, Bert; Grandy, Fred; Holm, Celeste; Kopell, Bernie; Lange, Hope; McNichol, Kristy; Redeker, Quinn; Reed, Robert; Stevens, Craig; Stilwell, Diane; Strassman, Marcia; Swope, Tracy Brooks; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. Aunt Emma, I Love You; Hoopla; The First Romance #7-17. PROD. NO.: LB-171 (22). AIR DATE: 01-21-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1983. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCERS: Baer, Art; Colman, Henry; Joelson, Ben. WRITERS: Marmer, Mike; Feldman, Sam (story); Albrecht, Richard; Keller, Casey; O’Kun, Lan. WITH: Caesar, Sid; Convy, Bert; Ferris, Irena; The Harlem Globetrotters; Igus, Darrow; McKeon, Philip; Rose Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Rose Is Not a Rose; Novelties; Too Rich and Too Thin #7-24. PROD. NO.: LB-169 (20). AIR DATE: 0317-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1983. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCERS: Baer, Art; Colman, Henry; Joelson, Ben. WRITERS: Long, S.A.; O’Kun, Lan; Yahr, Betty. WITH: Adams, Don; Bauer, Jaime Lyn; Meadows, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Love of Life Instinct; Unmade for Each Other; BOS #8-16. PROD. NO.: LB-179 (7). AIR DATE: 01-05-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 04-03-1984. VERSION: first draft. PRODUCERS: Baer, Art; Hammer, Dennis; Joelson, Ben. WRITERS: O’Kun, Lan; Albrecht, Howard; Weinstein, Sol; Lange, Ted. DIRECTOR: Kinon, Richard. WITH: Bain, Conrad; Leigh, Janet; Mandrell, Irlene; Penhall, Bruce; Tayback, Vic; Tolbert, Berlinda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Apr. 17–19, 2325, 1984).

Love of Life HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection —100 scripts; long range story projection (196465); auditions. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1951, to Feb. 1, 1980; weekdays, 12:15 P.M.; 15 minutes (through Apr. 11, 1958); 12:00 A.M.; 25 minutes (Apr. 14, 1958, to Sept. 5, 1969); 11:30 A.M.; 30 minutes (Sept. 8, 1969, to Apr. 20, 1979); 4:00 P.M.; 30 minutes (Apr. 23, 1979, to Feb. 1, 1980). PROD. CO.: The Biow Company; Roy Winsor Productions; CBS Television. CREATED BY: Hess, John. EXEC. PROD.: Hickman, Darryl; Winsor, Roy. PRODUCERS: Arley, Jean; Greene, John C.; Schenck, Charles. STARRING: (1951) McBride, Jean; McCay, Peggy. WITH: (1951) Allen, Joseph (Joe), Jr.; Bartlett, Bonnie; Coogan, Richard; Jerome, Edwin; Kenney, Marie; Long, Ronald; Parks, Hildy; Parnell, Dennis; Potter, Paul; Rose, Jane. • Soap opera, originally centered on two very different sisters, set in the fictional town of Barrowsville, New York. As new characters are introduced and others disappear, the story moves to the nearby town of Rosehill, where one of the sisters settles down with her college professor husband. #3531. AIR DATE: 04-05-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Kates, Bernard; Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3532. AIR DATE: 04-06-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Frederick (Fred); Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3533. AIR DATE: 04-07-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Loring, Ann; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; Savior, Paul; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3534. AIR DATE: 04-08-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-031965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3535. AIR DATE: 04-09-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-081965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR : Auerbach, Larry. W ITH : Loring, Ann; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul; Rolf, Frederick (Fred); Stamberger, Jack; Sterling, Justin; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3536. AIR DATE: 04-12-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-091965. WRITER: Lewerth, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Auer-

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SERIES bach, Larry. WITH: Altman, Freida; Ferrone, Dan; Loring, Ann; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3537. AIR DATE: 04-13-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-101965. WRITER: Lewerth, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3538. AIR DATE: 04-14-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-121965. WRITER: Lewerth, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Ferrone, Dan; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3539. AIR DATE: 04-15-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-131965. WRITER: Lewerth, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. W ITH : Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3540. AIR DATE: 04-16-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-141965. WRITER: Lewerth, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3541. AIR DATE: 04-19-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-161965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3542. AIR DATE: 04-20-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-191965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3543. AIR DATE: 04-21-1965. TAPE DATE: 04-151965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR : Auerbach, Larry. W ITH : Charney, Jordan; Cooper, Maury; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal date. #3544. AIR DATE: 04-22-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Lawson, Lee; Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3545. AIR DATE: 04-23-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Clark, Alexander; Dumas, Helene; Gold, Russel; Kates, Bernard; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3546. AIR DATE: 04-26-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3547. AIR DATE: 04-27-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Cooper, Maury; Rolf, Fred; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list.

SERIES #3548. AIR DATE: 04-28-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Bell, Ralph; Clark, Alexander; Gold, Russel; Kates, Bernard; Lawson, Lee; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3549. AIR DATE: 04-29-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Peters, Audrey. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3550. AIR DATE: 04-30-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. W ITH : Bell, Ralph; Charney, Jordan; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3551. AIR DATE: 05-03-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3552. AIR DATE: 05-04-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. W ITH : Bell, Ralph; Charney, Jordan; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3553. AIR DATE: 05-05-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3554. AIR DATE: 05-06-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Pellegrini, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3555. AIR DATE: 05-07-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Ferrone, Dan; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3556. AIR DATE: 05-10-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3557. AIR DATE : 05-11-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Altman, Freida; Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3558. AIR DATE: 05-12-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Crabbe, Buster; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3559. AIR DATE: 05-13-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3560. AIR DATE: 05-14-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Savior, Paul; Sterling, Justin; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list.

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Love of Life #3561. A IR DATE : 05-17-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Crabbe, Buster; Rolf, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some notes. #3562. AIR D ATE : 05-18-1965. WRITER: Walsh, Edward W. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some notes. #3563. AIR DATE: 05-19-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Ferrone, Dan; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some notes. #3564. AIR DATE: 05-20-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Cooper, Maury; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Sterling, Justin; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some notes. #3565. AIR DATE: 05-21-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some notes. #3566. AIR DATE: 05-24-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul; Stamberger, Jack; Sterling, Justin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some marks and notes. #3567. AIR DATE: 05-25-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some marks and notes. #3568. AIR DATE: 05-26-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some marks and notes. #3569. AIR DATE: 05-27-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Sterling, Justin; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some marks and notes. #3570. AIR DATE: 05-28-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Crabbe, Buster; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some marks and notes. #3571. A IR DATE : 05-31-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Bell, Ralph; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; some marks and notes. #3572. AIR DATE: 06-01-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry.

Love of Life WITH : Crabbe, Buster; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; marks and notes throughout. #3573. AIR DATE: 06-02-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Office. #3574. AIR DATE: 06-03-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Office. #3575. AIR DATE: 06-04-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Bell, Ralph; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; carbon copy; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Office. #3576. AIR DATE: 06-07-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Bell, Ralph; Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3577. AIR DATE: 06-08-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3578. AIR DATE: 06-09-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Rolf, Fred; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3579. AIR DATE: 06-10-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Lawson, Lee; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3580. AIR DATE : 06-11-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3581. A IR DATE : 06-14-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Cooper, Maury; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Rolf, Fred; Savior, Paul; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3582. AIR DATE: 06-15-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3583. AIR DATE: 06-16-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Savior, Paul; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3584. AIR DATE: 06-17-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Pel-

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SERIES legrini, Gene; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; revised. #3585. AIR DATE: 06-18-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3586. AIR DATE: 06-21-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3587. AIR DATE: 06-22-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3588. AIR DATE: 06-23-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3589. AIR DATE: 06-24-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3590. AIR DATE: 06-25-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3591. AIR DATE: 06-28-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3592. AIR DATE: 06-29-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3593. AIR DATE: 06-30-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3594. AIR DATE: 07-01-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3595. AIR DATE: 07-02-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Sterling, Justin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3596. AIR DATE: 07-05-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Loring, Ann; Martin, Andrea; Pellegrini, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3597. AIR DATE: 07-06-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Ferrone, Dan; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3598. AIR DATE: 07-07-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH:

SERIES Charney, Jordan; Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3599. AIR DATE: 07-08-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3600. AIR DATE: 07-09-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3601. AIR DATE: 07-12-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Ferrone, Dan; Loring, Ann; Peters, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3602. AIR DATE: 07-13-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Ferrone, Dan; Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3603. AIR DATE: 07-14-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3604. AIR DATE: 07-15-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3605. AIR DATE: 07-16-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3606. AIR DATE: 07-19-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Lawson, Lee; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3607. AIR DATE: 07-20-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3608. AIR DATE: 07-21-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3609. AIR DATE: 07-22-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia; Ferrone, Dan; Loring, Ann; Pellegrini, Gene; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3610. AIR DATE: 07-23-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3611. A IR D ATE : 07-26-1965. WRITER: Walsh, Edward W. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3612. AIR DATE: 07-27-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Loring, Ann; Peters, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3613. AIR DATE: 07-28-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young,

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Love of Life Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3614. AIR DATE: 07-29-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3615. AIR DATE: 07-30-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3616. AIR DATE: 08-02-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3617. AIR DATE: 08-03-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3618. AIR DATE: 08-04-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3619. AIR DATE: 08-05-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3620. AIR DATE : 08-06-1965. WRITER: Walsh, Edward W. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3621. AIR DATE: 08-09-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3622. AIR DATE: 08-10-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Loring, Ann; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3623. A IR DATE : 08-11-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3624. AIR DATE: 08-12-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3625. AIR DATE: 08-13-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Tomme, Ron; White, Sybil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3626. AIR DATE: 08-16-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3627. AIR DATE: 08-17-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3628. AIR DATE: 08-18-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Charney, Jordan; Peters, Audrey; White, Sybil; Young, Agnes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3629. AIR DATE: 08-19-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack;

Love on a Rooftop Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list. #3630. AIR DATE: 08-20-1965. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Auerbach, Larry. WITH: Dumas, Helene; Peters, Audrey; Stamberger, Jack; Tomme, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list.

Love on a Rooftop HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 6, 1966, to Apr. 6, 1967; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (episodes 1-17); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (episodes 18-30); 30 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD . CO.: Screen Gems. CREATED BY : Ackerman, Harry; Slade, Bernard. EXEC. PROD.: Ackerman, Harry. PRODUCER: Swackhamer, E.W. STARRING: Carne, Judy; Deuel, Peter. WITH: Atwater, Edith; Bostock, Barbara; Kenyon, Sandy; Little, Rich; Voland, Herbert. • Sitcom about a young married couple living in a rooftop apartment in San Francisco. Love on a Rooftop #1-1. PROD. NO.: 3020. AIR DATE: 09-06-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Adams, Lillian; Bostock, Barbara; Little, Rich. 117 Ways to Cook Hamburger #1-2. PROD . NO.: 3300. AIR DATE: 09-13-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Barrett, Majel; Bostock, Barbara; Burton, Norm; Howard, Vince; Little, Rich; Pitlik, Noam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. My Husband, the Knight #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3306. AIR DATE: 09-20-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1966. LAST REVISION: 06-01-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Bostock, Barbara; Lane, Charles; Kenyon, Sandy; Little, Rich; Perry, Joseph; Summers, Hope. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Big Brass Bed #1-4. PROD. NO.: 3301. AIR DATE: 09-27-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Bostock, Barbara; Frome, Milton; Little, Rich; Morton, Howard; Tayback, Vic. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Chocolate Hen #1-6. PROD . NO.: 3305. AIR DATE: 10-11-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-11-1966. LAST REVISION: 05-31-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Slade, Bernard. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Bostock, Barbara; Little, Rich; Robbins, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Let It Rain #1-18. PROD. NO.: 3322. AIR DATE: 0112-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1966. LAST REVISION: 0908-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Foote, Dorothy Cooper. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Bostock, Barbara; Clute, Sidney; Little, Rich. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Love That Bob (The Bob Cummings Show) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1956). NETWORKS: NBC; CBS. BROADCAST: NBC: Jan. 2 to Sept. 25, 1955; Sept. 24, 1957, to Jul. 7, 1959; Sun-

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days, 10:30 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 4-5); 30 minutes; 102 episodes. CBS: Sept. 1, 1955, to Sept. 19, 1957; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); 30 minutes; 71 episodes. PROD. CO.: Laurel Productions & McCadden Corp. (seasons 1-4); L.H.M. Productions Company (season 5); Henning Corp.; Revue Studios. PRODUCER: Henning, Paul. STARRING: Cummings, Bob. WITH: Bennett, Marjorie; Davis, Ann B.; De Camp, Rosemary; Donovan, King; Gaye, Lisa; Herbert, Charles; Hickman, Dwayne; Kulp, Nancy; Lansing, Joi; Lawrence, Mary; Talbot, Lyle. • Comedy series about a photographer who dates the beautiful models he works with (for a later series with the title The Bob Cummings Show, but a different premise, see there). Long Live the King #2-23. PROD. NO.: BC-51. AIR DATE: 02-23-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1956 (rev.). VERSION: complete revision. WRITERS: Henning, Paul; Cowley, Bill; Gordon, Shirley. DIRECTOR: Amateau, Rod. WITH: English, Marla; Miller, Margie; Winslowe, Paula. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; filming date (1-141956); sponsor (R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.); some marks. USED BY: Depew, Joseph (assistant director).

Lucan HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 22, 1977 (pilot); Sept. 12, 1977, to Dec. 4, 1978; irregular schedule; 60 minutes; 11 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. PRODUCER: Chambers, Everett. STARRING: Brophy, Kevin. WITH: Gordon, Don; Randolph, John. • Adventure series about a boy who lived with wolves in the woods of Minnesota until he was ten; as a teenager he starts searching for his real identity. One-Punch Wolfson #1-5. PROD. NO.: 3229. AIR DATE: 01-16-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1977. LAST REVISION: 12-05-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kayden, Tony. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Brown, Thurman; Farley, Kelly; Gordon, Don; Grundy, Pat; Harris, Nyle; Irwin, Lew; Karen, James; Lally, Mike; Masters, Michael; Olsen, Todd; Parfrey, Woodrow; Petersen, Pat; Picerni, Charles; Randolph, John; Shaw, Stan; Sheiner, David; Stone, Andy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; call sheet. USED BY: part of “Drummond.”

Lucas Tanner HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 11, 1974, to Apr. 9, 1975; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 22 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Victor, David. PRODUCERS: Benson, Jay; Dubin, Charles S. STARRING: Hartman, David. WITH: Abelew, Alan; Beck, Kimberly; Dwight-Smith, Michael; Murphy, Rosemary; Randolph, John; Rist, Robbie; Soodik, Trish. • Drama series about a former baseball player and writer for a sports magazine who decides to pursue a career as a teacher following the death of his wife and son in a car accident. Mightier Than the Sword #1-21. PROD. NO.: 41544. A IR DATE : 04-02-1975. S CRIPT D ATE : 02-20-1975. W RITER: Price, Eugene. D IRECTOR: Kransky, Paul. WITH : Beatty, Ned; Bell, Tita; Benedict, William (Billy); Colman, Booth; Cordic, Regis J.; Cullen, William Kirby; Firestone, Eddie; Lee, Gracia; Mantee,

SERIES Paul; Morrow, Byron; North, Noelle; O’Keefe, Michael; Parfrey, Woodrow. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Joe Angelus”).

The Lucy Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (1962-63, 1967); Milt Josefsberg Collection —14 scripts (13 episodes; 1964, 1966-68); 1 outline. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 1, 1962, to Mar. 11, 1968; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2, 4-6), 9:00 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 156 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Arnaz, Desi; Ball, Lucille; Lewis, Elliott; Morton, Gary. PRODUCERS: Donohue, Jack; Thompson, Tommy. STARRING: Ball, Lucille. WITH: Croft, Mary Jane; Garrett, Kimmy; Gordon, Gale; Hart, Ralph; Lane, Charles; Martin, Dick; Moore, Candy; Roberts, Roy; Vance, Vivian. • New sitcom with Lucille Ball, after her divorce from Desi Arnaz. The series had two different formats during its run. In the first format (seasons 1-3) Lucy is a widow who lives with her children, her friend Vivian and Vivian’s son in a small town in New York and works as a bank secretary. The second format (seasons 4-6, with new supporting characters) has her move to Los Angeles. The show was immediately followed by Here’s Lucy (see there), with another change of format, but in the same timeslot. Lucy Becomes an Astronaut #1-6. PROD. NO.: 006. AIR DATE: 11-05-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1962. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn; Weiskopf, Bob; Schiller, Bob. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Kulp, Nancy; Martin, Dick; Talton, Alix; Vance, Vivian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy Is a Kangaroo for a Day #1-7. PROD. NO.: 007. AIR DATE: 11-12-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1962. WRITERS : Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn; Weiskopf, Bob; Schiller, Bob. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Barrett, Majel; Gould, Sid; Lane, Charles; Leavitt, Norman; McGiver, John; Vance, Vivian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy Becomes a Reporter #1-17. PROD. NO.: 018. AIR DATE: 01-21-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1962. WRITERS : Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn; Weiskopf, Bob; Schiller, Bob. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Davies, Emlen; Karns, Roscoe; Vivyan, John; Vance, Vivian; Watson, Bobs. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy Drives a Dump Truck #1-24. PROD. NO.: 025. AIR DATE: 03-11-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1963. WRITERS : Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn; Weiskopf, Bob; Schiller, Bob. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Cook, Carole; Croft, Mary Jane; Konrad, Dorothy; Reeves, Richard; Vance, Vivian; Welden, Ben. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Thorpe, Jerry. Lucy and the Military Academy #2-10. PROD. NO.: 042. AIR DATE: 12-09-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1963. WRITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn; Ellinson, Izzy; Fox, Fred; Vance, Vivian. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Aaker, Lee; Ames, Leon; Coogan, Jackie; Talbot, Stephen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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The Lucy Show Lucy Plays Florence Nightingale #2-14. PROD. NO.: 045. AIR DATE: 01-06-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1963. WRITERS: Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn; Ellinson, Izzy; Fox, Fred. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Freeman, Kathleen; Gould, Sid; Kopell, Bernie; Norris, Karen; Vance, Vivian; Winslowe, Paula. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy and the Plumber #3-2. PROD. NO.: 066. AIR DATE: 09-28-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 07-23-1964. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; O’Brien, Bob. WITH: Benny, Jack; Gordon, Gale; Hope, Bob; Linder, Tom G.; Repp, Stafford. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; first episode in which Vivian Vance did not appear. Lucy and Paul Winchell #5-4. PROD. NO.: 118. AIR DATE: 10-03-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Maury. WITH: Garrett, Jimmy; Gordon, Gale; Winchell, Paul. Lucy and the Ring-a-Ding Ring #5-5. PROD. NO.: 113. AIR DATE: 10-10-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Maury. WITH: Arnaz, Lucie; Beddoe, Don; Croft, Mary Jane; Gordon, Gale; Kellogg, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy Gets Caught (Up) in the Draft #5-9. PROD. NO.: 117. AIR DATE: 11-14-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-151966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Maury. WITH: Gage, Ben; Gordon, Gale; Fould, Sid; Hickox, Harry; Howat, Clark; Vigran, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lucy & Pat Collins #5-11. PROD. NO.: 121. AIR DATE: 11-28-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Maury. WITH: Collins, Pat; Croft, Mary Jane; Cutts, Patricia; Gordon, Gale; Swift, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Lucy and the Efficiency Expert (Lucy and Phil Silvers) #5-13. PROD. NO.: 123. AIR DATE: 12-12-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1966. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. D IRECTOR: Thompson, Maury. WITH : Avery, Tol; Croft, Mary Jane; Gordon, Gale; Silvers, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Lucy, the Babysitter #5-16. PROD . NO.: 126. AIR DATE: 01-16-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Thompson, Maury. WITH: Allman, Elvia; Baker (Smith), Joyce; Gordon, Gale; Hole, Jonathan; The Marquis Chimps; Wickes, Mary. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; memo from Howard McClay concerning show tickets (11-11-1966). Lucy’s Mystery Guest #6-10. PROD. NO.: 147. AIR DATE: 11-13-1967. VERSIONS: carbon copies. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Croft, Mary Jane; Gordon, Gale; Hope, Bob; Vance, Vivian; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes throughout; 2 copies. Lucy, the Philanthropist #6-11. PROD. NO.: 144. AIR DATE: 11-20-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Croft, Mary Jane; Gordon, Gale; McHugh, Frank; Roberts, Roy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Lux Playhouse Lucy and Viv Reminisce #6-16. PROD. NO.: 149. AIR DATE: 01-01-1968. VERSION: carbon copy. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Gordon, Gale; Vance, Vivian. ADDITIONAL INFO: clip show with scenes mainly from the first season. Lucy and the Stolen Stole #6-19. PROD. NO.: 152. AIR DATE : 01-29-1968. SCRIPT DATE : 11-16-1967. V ERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Josefsberg, Milt; Singer, Ray. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Croft, Mary Jane; Engel, Roy; Fox, John (Red); Gordon, Gale; Hackett, Buddy; Harmon, John; Kellogg, Ray; Roberts, Roy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “cop”). Lucy and Sid Caesar #6-23. PROD. NO.: 155. AIR DATE: 03-04-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-15-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: O’Brien, Bob. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Caesar, Sid; Charone, Irwin; Cook, Carole; Collins, Jack; Gordon, Gale. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Josefsberg, Milt. Lucy, the Handyman [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1967. V ERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Balzer, George; Leslie, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Lux Playhouse HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1958, to Jul. 17, 1959; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (alternating with Schlitz Playhouse of Stars); 30 minutes, 19 episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Productions; Lewman Productions. PRODUCERS : Bricken, Jules; Chertok, Jack; Naar, Joseph T.; Stewart, James. • Anthology series with a mixture of light comedies, romances and melodramas, successor to the 60-minute version known as the Lux Video Theatre (see there). The Best House in the Valley #1-1. PROD. NO.: 2009. AIR DATE: 10-03-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1958. PRODUCER : Bricken, Jules. W RITERS : Malone, Halsey; McDonell, Margaret (story). DIRECTOR: Bricken, Jules. WITH: Backes, Alice; Bergen, Polly; Dillaway, Dana; Jackson, Selmer; Keane, Charles B.; Reid, Carl Benton; Taylor, Rod. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Dee, Vincent (Wardrobe). A Game of Hate #1-4. PROD. NO.: 2017. AIR DATE: 11-14-1958. SCRIPT DATE : 09-19-1958. WRITERS: Kneubuhl, John; Fraser, Ferrin (story). D IRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Byron, Jean; Grayson, Kathryn; Laughlin, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Carla; Florence. Coney Island Winter #1-5. PROD. NO.: 2015. AIR DATE: 11-28-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1958. WRITER: Welles, Halsted. D IRECTOR: Brahm, John. W ITH : Crowley, Kathleen; Fuller, Bob; O’Brien, Edmond. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some notes. USED BY: Florence. Drive a Desert Road (The Edge of Greatness) #16. PROD . NO.: 2019. A IR D ATE : 12-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-04-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Edmiston, James (also story); Gaultois, Dallas (also story); Freeman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Bricken, Jules. WITH: Carpenter, Carleton; Hagen, Kevin; Nelson, Barry; Totter, Audrey. ADDI-

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cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Dee, Vincent (Wardrobe). This Will Do Nicely #1-14. PROD. NO.: 2032. AIR DATE: 04-17-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1959. WRITERS: Benton, Douglas; Flanagan, Thomas (story). DIRECTOR : Horner, Harry. W ITH : Bromfield, Kenneth; Gabor, Zsa Zsa; Gaines, Richard; Haydn, Richard; Lynn, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Dee, Vincent (Wardrobe).

Lux Video Theatre HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: CBS; NBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Oct. 2, 1950, to Jun. 24, 1954; Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 183 episodes. NBC: Aug. 26, 1954, to Sept. 12, 1957; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 5-7); 60 minutes; 154 episodes. PROD. CO.: J. Walter Thompson Co. PRODUCERS : Kuhl, Cal; Quinn, Stanley. H OSTS : Mason, James (1954-55); Kruger, Otto (1955-56); MacRae, Gordon (1956-57); Carpenter, Ken (1957, Carpenter was also announcer in previous years). • Live dramatic anthology series, featuring numerous Hollywood stars— television counterpart to the Lux Radio Theater (1934-55). Only Yesterday #7-2. AIR DATE: 09-27-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Dreyfus, Michael. HOST: McRae, Gordon. WITH: Caulfield, Joan; Eyer, Richard; Howatt, Clark; Lummis, Dayton; Schafer, Natalie; Taylor, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: incl. commercials.

M*A*S*H HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (12 episodes, incl. 3 unproduced; 1978-82). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1972, to Feb. 28, 1983; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2); Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 3); Fridays, 8:30 P . M . (season 4); Tuesdays, 9:00 P . M . (seasons 5-6); Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 7-11); 251 episodes + TV movie as series finale. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. E XEC . PROD .: Gelbart, Larry; Metcalfe, Burt; Reynolds, Gene. PRODUCERS: Katz, Allan; Koenig, Dennis; Metcalfe, Burt; Mulligan, Jim; Mumford, Thad; Rappaport, John; Reo, Don; Reynolds, Gene; Wilcox, Dan. STARRING: Alda, Alan. WITH: Adiarte, Patrick; Arbus, Allan; Bailey, G.W.; Burghoff, Gary; Carroll, Beeson; Christopher, William; Cleveland, Odessa; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Goldman, Roy; Haymer, Johnny; Jones, Timothy; Jorden, Jan; Kent, Enid; Linville, Larry; Maxwell, Jeff ; Meiklejohn, Linda; Morgan, Harry; Nakahara, Kellye; Orchard, John; Peters, Kelly Jean; Philipp, Karen; Rogers, Wayne; Saki, Eileen; Simon, Robert F.; Stevenson, McLean; Stiers, David Ogden; Strassman, Marcia; Swit, Loretta; Viscuso, Sal; Voland, Herb; Wainwright, Loudon III; Winter, Edward; Wood, Gene. • Sitcom about life at a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War, based on the 1970 movie of the same title which in turn was based on the novel by Richard Hooker.

SERIES Out of Gas #7-12. PROD. NO.: T-464. AIR DATE: 1204-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Reeder, Tom. DIRECTOR: Damski, Mel. WITH: Burghoff, Gary; Christopher, William; Chung, Byron; Claiborne, George; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Haymer, Johnny; Lord, Justin; Morgan, Harry; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. U SED BY : L., Marty. Rally Round the Flagg, Boys #7-21. PROD. NO.: T478. AIR DATE: 02-14-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Markowitz, Mitch. D IRECTOR: Morgan, Harry. WITH : Burghoff, Gary; Christopher, William; Farrell, Mike; Fujikawa, Jerry; Goldman, Roy; Lough, James; Morgan, Harry; Okazaki, Bob; Stiers, David Ogden; Thompson, Neil; Winter, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: L., Marty. A Night at Rosie’s #7-23. PROD. NO.: T-480. AIR DATE: 02-26-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Levine, Ken; Isaacs, David. D IRECTOR: Metcalfe, Burt. W ITH : Bryant, Joshua; Burghoff, Gary; Burk, Jim; Christopher, William; Davis, Jennifer; Di Reda, Joe; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Lee-Sung, Richard; Luke, Keye; Morgan, Harry; Nakahara, Kellye; Saki, Eileen; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta; Thompson, Jo Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. USED BY: L., Marty. Private Finance #8-8. PROD. NO.: S-663. AIR DATE: 11-05-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 07-23-1979. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Koenig, Dennis. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Christopher, William; Emery, James; Evans, Art; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Harrison, Mark; Hoshi, Shizuko; Kologi, Mark; Kumagai, Denice; Morgan, Harry; Pento, Joey; Simms, Phillip; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Give ’em Hell, Hawkeye #10-4. PROD. NO.: 1-G55. AIR DATE: 11-16-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 09-21-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Koenig, Dennis. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Berkeley, Xander; Christopher, William; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Gierasch, Stefan; Hi, Mae; Kindle, Tom; Lavachielli, John; Morgan, Harry; Nakahara, Kellye; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta; Vasgersian, Ed. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Birthday Girls #10-11. PROD. NO.: 1-G57. AIR DATE: 01-11-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1981. WRITER: Hall, Karen. D IRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. W ITH : Fujikawa, Jerry; Nakahara, Kellye. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Sons and Bowlers #10-19. PROD. NO.: 1-G16. AIR DATE: 03-22-1982. SCRIPT DATES: 02-05-1982 / 02-101982. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITERS: Davis, Elias; Pollock, David. DIRECTOR: Averback, Hy. WITH: Christopher, William; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Hampton, Roger; Lucking, William; Morgan, Harry; Nakahara, Kellye; O’Neill, Dick; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Feb. 11–12, 16–17, 1982); 2 copies. The Joker Is Wild #11-4. P ROD. NO.: 1-G24. AIR DATE: 11-15-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 04-12-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Rappaport, John; Koenig, Den-

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nis. DIRECTOR: Metcalfe, Burt. WITH: Christopher, William; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Mike; Haid, David; Kusatsu, Clyde; Maxwell, Jeff; Morgan, Harry; Nakahara, Kellye; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; call sheet (4-20-1982). USED BY: L., Marty. Goodbye, Farewell and Amen (movie, series finale). PROD. NO.: 9-B04. AIR DATE: 02-28-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-03-1982. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Alda, Alan; Davis, Elias; Hall, Karen; Metcalfe, Burt; Mumford, Thad; Pollock, David; Rappaport, John; Wilcox, Dan. D IRECTOR: Alda, Alan. WITH: Arbus, Allan; Bailey, G.W.; Bauman, Natasha; Casella, Mark; Chandler, Brigitte; Chang, Jen-Chia; Chao, Rosalind; Christopher, William; Clark, Blake; Davis, Jennifer; Farr, Jamie; Farrell, Gwen; Farrell, Judy; Farrell, Mike; Flood, Dennis; Goldman, Roy; Jeong, Byron; Jorden, Jan; Kent, Enid; Lau, Jim; Lincoln, Scott; Lu, June Kyoto; Maxwell, Jeff; Mitchell, Herb; Morgan, Harry; Nakahara, Kellye; Orr, David; Otrin, John; Peng, Frank Zi-Li; Saba, Shari; Scannell, Kevin; Shearin, John; Slaten, Frank; Snider, Bill; Song, Arthur; Soong, Laurence; Stiers, David Ogden; Swit, Loretta; Thompson, Jo Ann; Troy, Dennis; Van Ness, Jon; Yun, Lang. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hawkeye in Love (Part 1) [probably not produced]. WRITER: Crowcroft, Maria. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten corrections, white-outs. Birthday Boy [probably not produced]. COPYRIGHT DATE: 1981. WRITER: Crowcroft, Maria. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Mash Script No. 2”; corrections, white-outs. That’s Entertainment [probably not produced]. COPYRIGHT DATE: 1981. WRITER: Crowcroft, Maria.

McCloud HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1971, 1974); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1972). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Feb. 17, 1970 (pilot); Sept. 16, 1970, to Apr. 17, 1977; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1, 60 minutes, 6 episodes, as part of Four in One); Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2, 90 minutes, 7 episodes, as part of the NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie); Sundays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 3-5), 9:00 P.M. (season 6); 8:00 P.M. (season 7); 90 minutes (seasons 3, 7); 120 minutes (seasons 4-6); 32 episodes (as part of the NBC Sunday Mystery Movie); 46 episodes in all (incl. pilot) + reunion movie The Return of Sam McCloud in 1989. PROD. CO.: Universal Television — an MCA Company. E XEC . PROD .: Larson, Glen A.; Stevens, Leslie; Wright, Herbert. PRODUCERS: Gleason, Michael; Hargrove, Dean; Larson, Glen A.; Satlof, Ron; Shaw, Lou; Sloan, Michael. STARRING: Weaver, Dennis. WITH: Cannon, J.D.; Carter, Terry; Lynch, Ken; Muldaur, Diana. • Crime series about the adventures of a Deputy US Marshal from Taos, New Mexico, who is temporarily assigned to the NYPD, to learn modern police methods. Encounter with Aries #2-1. PROD. NO.: 33409. AIR DATE: 09-22-1971. WRITER: Fields, Peter Allan. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ. WITH: Cabot, Sebastian; Cannon, J.D.; Carter, Terry; Colman, Booth; Cook, Elisha, Jr.; Gavin, James; Haskell, Peter; Hogan, Robert; Holliday, Fred; Jaress, Jill; Jeris, Nancy; Lane, Elizabeth; Latham, Louise; Lewis, Forrest; Lorde, Athena; Oppen-

MacKenzie’s Raiders heimer, Alan; Parfrey, Woodrow; Strasberg, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Elmer”). A Little Plot at Tranquil Valley (Trackdown) #25. PROD. NO.: 33417. AIR DATE: 01-12-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1971. LAST REVISION: 10-05-1971. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fields, Peter Allan. DIRECTOR: Smight, Jack. WITH: André, E.J.; Bentley, Savannah; Carlson, Karen; Chapman, Lonny; Edwards, Jack; Edwards, Sam; Garfield, Allen; Gunn, Moses; Kirby, Bruce; Martel, Arlene; Meredith, Burgess; Morrow, Vic; Muldaur, Diana; Nisbet, Stuart; Ryder, Alfred; Van Patten, Joyce; Worden, Hank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Johnson”). Sharks! #5-8. PROD. NO.: 40504. AIR DATE: 02-231975. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1974. LAST REVISION: 01-031975. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Lord, Stephen; Hoey, Michael; Bell, B. Gerald; Shaw, Lou. DIRECTOR: Swackhamer, E.W. WITH: Brooks, Martin E.; Cannon, J.D.; Carroll, Larry; Carter, Terry; Ego, Sandra; George, Christopher; George, Lynda Day; Haymes, Dick; Hingle, Pat; Jefferson, Herbert (Herb), Jr.; Martinez, A; Parfrey, Woodrow; Varela, Migdia; Zapata, Carmen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Arden”).

MacKenzie’s Raiders HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1958-59; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W. PRODUCERS: Lewis, Elliott; Slater, Barney. DIRECTORS: Abrahams, Derwin; Benson, Leon; Biberman, Abner; Davis, Eddie; Hoffman, Herman. STARRING: Carlson, Richard. WITH: Alton, Kenneth; Ankrum, Morris; Boaz, Charles; Bridges, Jim; Brooks, Rand; Heydt, Louis Jean; King, Brett. • Western series about the commander of a cavalry regiment at Fort Clark, Texas, in 1873 who receives orders to guard the border with Mexico; based on the book The MacKenzie Raid by Russell Potter Reeder and Russell Potter Reeder, Jr. Hostage #1-7. PROD. NO.: 9B. SCRIPT DATE: 08-131958. LAST REVISION : 08-21-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Driskill, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Corporal Dixon”). The Reporter (AKA The Pen and the Sword) #1-23. PROD. NO.: 28B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1958. LAST REVISION : 12-31-1958. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Alexander, Stephen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Hofley. Range War (AKA The Poisoners) #1-24. PROD. NO.: 29B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1959. WRITER: Bellem, Robert Leslie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. The Lost Raider (AKA Captured Raider) #1-25. PROD. NO.: 30B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1959. WRITER: Driskill, William L. D IRECTOR: Hoffman, Herman. WITH: Benson, Carl; Brown, Tom; Gilbreth, George; Gothie, Robert; McClure, Doug ; Milford, John; Navarro, Anna. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes.

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The Fast Gun (AKA Quiet Force) #1-26. PROD. NO.: 31B. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-13-1959. WRITER: Carlson, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. Courtmartial of Trooper Davis (AKA Court Martial; Nothing but the Truth) #1-28. PROD. NO.: 33B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-28-1959. WRITER: Savage, Paul. WITH: McClure, Doug. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. Drought #1-30. PROD. NO.: 34B. SCRIPT DATE: 0204-1959. WRITERS: Driskill, William; Saltzman, Philip (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. USED BY: Epstein. Uprising (Black Hawk) #1-31. P ROD . NO.: 35B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1959. WRITER: Alexander, Stephen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. Desertion (The Trap) #1-32. PROD . N O.: 36B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-11-1959. WRITERS: Savage, Paul (also story); Hill, Bret (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. Captured in Mexico (Three Way Plan; Kidnapping; Rifle Shipment) #1-33. PROD. NO.: 37B. SCRIPT DATE : 02-24-1959. W RITERS: Gelman, Milton (also story); Driskill, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Lucinda Cabot Affair (The Password) #1-34. PROD. NO.: 38B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1959. LAST REVISION : 03-23-1959. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Carlson, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Magnum, P.I. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection 56 scripts—(33 episodes, 1981-84). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 11, 1980, to May 1, 1988; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-6); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 7-8); 60 minutes; 162 episodes (incl. 4 double episodes aired on the same day). PROD. CO.: Belisarius Productions; Glen A. Larson Productions; Universal Television. E XEC . PROD .: Bellisario, Donald P.; Larson, Glen A.; Selleck, Tom. PRODUCERS: Abbott, Chris; Dumm, J. Rickley; Green, Douglas (Doug); Greene, Tom; Huguely, Jay; Johnson, Charles Floyd; Leder, Reuben; Miller, Stephen A.; Schneider, Andrew; Selleck, Tom; Taylor, Jeri; Weaver, Rick. STARRING: Selleck, Tom. WITH: Cook, Elisha; Dobb, Gillian; Hillerman, John; Kwan, Hi Lim; LeGault, Lance; Lloyd, Kathleen; MacKay, Jeff; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Scott, Jean Bruce; Welles, Orson (voice of Robin Masters). • Crime series about a Vietnam veteran who is now a private detective and lives on a millionaire’s estate, together with the stuffy majordomo and two Dobermans. In his adventures he is joined by a couple of former Navy buddies. The Elmo Ziller Story #2-20. PROD. NO.: 56448. AIR DATE: 03-18-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1982. LAST REVISION: 01-27-1982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Green, Doug; Schneider, Andrew. W RITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Michael. WITH: Cannon, Glenn; Dearden, Robin; Dobb, Gillian; Flory, Med; Hillerman, John; Jaus, Benjamin C.; Johnston, John Dennis; Ka’aihue, Henry Kapono; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Rhoades, Barbara; Shofner,

SERIES Carolyn. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. The Eighth Part of the Village … (Honor Thy Father) #3-3. PROD. NO.: 57116. AIR DATE: 10-14-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1982. LAST REVISION: 08-27-1982. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Green, Doug ; Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Geiger, George. D IRECTOR: Frawley, James. W ITH : Durock, Dick; Gibb, Donald; Hill, Rick; Hillerman, John; James, Christine Pan; Kalua, Peter; Kamekona, Danny; Manetti, Larry; Miyori, Kim; Mosley, Roger E.; Okubo, Allan; Remus, Jorie; Scarsborough, Erick; Tokuda, Marilyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Past Tense #3-4. PROD. NO.: 57108. AIR DATE: 1021-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-06-1982. LAST REVISION: 0726-1982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER: Green, Doug; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR : O’Herlihy, Michael. W ITH : Atienza, Frank; Chotzen, Walter; Hillerman, John; Kwan, Hi Lim; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Reynolds, Jim; Snyder, Drew; Studstill, Pat; Sunada, Phil; Wai, Clay; Wainwright, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Black on White #3-5. PROD. NO.: 57119. AIR DATE: 10-28-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1982. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1982. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Green, Douglas; Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Bellisario, Donald P. DIRECTOR: Levi, Alan J. WITH: Cannon, Glenn; Dobb, Gillian; Hillerman, John; McShane, Ian; Manetti, Larry; Moody, Lynne; Mosley, Roger E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Flashback #3-6. PROD. NO.: 57104. AIR DATE: 11-041982. SCRIPT DATE: 05-25-1982. LAST REVISION: 09-211982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Green, Douglas; Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Dixon, Ivan. WITH: Hasegawa, Michael; Hillerman, John; Kingston, Earl; Lockhart, Anne; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Murphy, Rosemary; Patterson, Lee; Reed, Harland; Strand, Robing; Sun, Irene Yah-Ling; Verdier, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Mister White Death (Choke Hold) #3-8. P ROD . NO.: 57105. AIR DATE: 11-18-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 05-211982. LAST REVISION : 10-15-1982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Green, Douglas; Leder, Reuben, Weaver, Rick. W RITER: Leder, Reuben. D IRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: Blears, Lord James; Borgnine, Ernest; Brown, Percy; Edgcomb, James; Grant, James; Hillerman, John; Impert, Margie; Ipo, Farmer Boy; Jobe, Reri Tava; Manetti, Larry; Marlow, Ric; Mosley, Roger E.; Ryan, Linda; Scanlan, Raymond. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies (one unrevised). Mixed Doubles #3-9. PROD. NO.: 57129. AIR DATE: 12-02-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1982. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Johnson, Charles Floyd; Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. W RITERS: Leder, Reuben; Gilmer, Rob. D IRECTOR: Kennedy, Burt. WITH: Dziubinska, Anulka; English, Philip; Gibson, Henry; Giftos, Elaine; Hillerman, John; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Nevins, Claudette; Richards, Kim; Van Patten, Nels. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list.

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Magnum, P.I. Almost Home #3-10. PROD. NO.: 57113. AIR DATE: 12-09-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1982. LAST REVISION: 11-03-1982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Johnson, Charles Floyd; Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. WRITERS: Gilmer, Rob; Cassidy, Alan. DIRECTOR: Dixon, Ivan. WITH: Aio, Gabriel; Dobb, Gillian; Elliott, Stephen; Faust, Charles; Green, Gilbert; Hillerman, John; Lin, Ruth; Lloyd, Kathleen; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Quo, Beulah; Scott, Jean Bruce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Of Sound Mind #3-12. PROD. NO.: 57106. AIR DATE: 01-06-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1982. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1982. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Johnson, Charles Floyd; Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Schneider, Andrew. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Michael. WITH: Barnes, Junne; Browne, Roscoe Lee; De Lano, Michael; Hillerman, John; Johnson, Bruce; Joyce, Elaine; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Murtaugh, James; Rhodes, Donnelly; Singer, Raymond. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Legacy from a Friend (A Darker Side of Paradise) #3-18. PROD. NO.: 56424. AIR DATE: 03-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1981. LAST REVISION: 09-22-1981. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Green, Douglas; Schneider, Andrew. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Margolin, Stuart. W ITH : Atienza, Frank; Forsyth, Rosemary; Hillerman, John; McCarthy, Annette; Maioho, Ardi; Manetti, Larry; Mechsner, Susan; Minor, Bob; Mosley, Roger E.; Nickson, Julie; Potts, Annie; Smith, Sinjin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Luther Gillis: File #521 #4-2. PROD. NO.: 57605. AIR DATE: 10-06-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 06-27-1983. PRODUCERS : Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil W. WITH: Aio, Gabriel; Bertino, James C.; Cameron, Faye; Dobb, Gillian; Hardin, Melora; Hillerman, John; Kwan, Hi Lim; Landford, Wallace W.; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Perry, Steven; Roche, Eugene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. USED BY: Astor, B. Smaller Than Life #4-3. P ROD . NO.: 57602. AIR DATE: 10-13-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1983. LAST REVISION: 07-27-1983 / 08-04-1983. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Dumm, J. Rickley. DIRECTOR: Levi, Alan J. WITH : Chee, Alika; Dammett, Blackie; Hillerman, John; Hubbert, Cork; Kasdorf, Lenore; Kim, Lani; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Price, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; stock list; 2 copies. Distant Relative (Little Sister) #4-4. PROD. NO.: 57611. A IR DATE : 10-20-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 06-281983. LAST REVISION: 07-13-1983 / 10-03-1983. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Thiel, Nick. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil W. W ITH : Atienza, Frank; Cadogan, Alice; Channing, Carol; Cook, Elisha, Jr.; Dobb, Gillian; Hillerman, John; Lawrence, James C.; Lloyd, Kathleen; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Mossman, Douglas; O’Hanlon, George, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 3 copies (one unrevised). USED BY: Haynes, B. (copy of 7-13-1983). Limited Engagement (Golden Years) #4-5. PROD.

Magnum, P.I. NO.: 57608. AIR DATE: 11-03-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 0719-1983. LAST REVISION: 10-03-1983. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITERS: Yalem, Richard (also story); Huguely, Jay; Katz, Stephen (story). DIRECTOR: Laidman, Harvey S. WITH: Bair, Michael; Carr, Darleen; Dobb, Gillian; Fitzsimmons, Daniel; Hillerman, John; Hisatake, Jack; Hutchison, Jim; Mccollough, Barton (Bart); McLiam, John; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Natwick, Mildred; Scott, Martha; Tanoai, Ross Lasi. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. Letter to a Duchess #4-6. PROD. NO.: 57622. AIR DATE: 11-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-12-1983. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. PRODUCERS : Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. W RITER: Hamilton, Robert. D IRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH: Chang, Yankee; Head, Terry; Hillerman, John; Knapp, Terence; Kleven, Max; Manetti, Larry; Merrow, Jane; Mosley, Roger E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. Squeeze Play (Going, Going, Gone …) #4-7. PROD. NO.: 57612. AIR DATE: 11-17-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 0727-1983. LAST REVISION: 10-06-1983. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR: Falk, Harry. WITH: Bishop, Patrick; Blears, Lord; Deezen, Eddie; Ferreira, Antone III; Fimiani, Bob; Friar, Clyde; Hillerman, John; Hughes, Megan; Isacksen, Peter; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Shawn, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Art (unrevised copy). A Sense of Debt (King of the Mountain) #4-8. PROD. NO.: 57607. AIR DATE: 12-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-22-1983. LAST REVISION : 11-07-1983. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Huguely, Jay. DIRECTOR: Dixon, Ivan. W ITH : Camenson, Todd; Doherty, Shannen; Gibb, Donald; Hillerman, John; Manetti, Larry; Miller, Denny; Mosley, Roger E.; Mullavy, Greg; Sinclair, Barbara; Trammel, Alan; Whitaker, Lou; Whiting, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. The Look (Living Legend) #4-9. PROD. NO.: 57628. AIR DATE: 12-08-1983. SCRIPT DATES: 09-29 -1983 / 1003-1983. LAST REVISION: 10-25-1983. VERSION: rough draft; revised script. P RODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Vipperman, Louis F. DIRECTOR: Falk, Harry. WITH: Corbett, Gretchen; Dobb, Gillian; Guard, Devon; Hillerman, John; Manetti, Larry; Moore, Joe; Mosley, Roger E.; O’Keefe, Raymond; Pinkosh, Mark; Scott, Jean Bruce; Strait, Ralph; Woodward, Nevada. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 4 copies. Operation: Silent Night #4-10. PROD. NO.: 57627. AIR DATE: 12-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1983. LAST REVISION: 11-28-1983. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS : Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITERS: Leder, Reuben; Abbott-Fish, Chris. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Michael. WITH: French, Bruce; Hillerman, John; Lauter, Ed; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Jororo Farewell #4-11. PROD. NO.: 57623. AIR DATE: 01-05-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1983. LAST REVISION: 11-01-1983. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder,

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SERIES Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH : Baddeley, Hermione; Dobb, Gillian; Fuller, Jacob; Hillerman, John; Knapp, Terence; Lenz, Kay; Manetti, Larry; Marr, Olga; Mitchum, Christopher; Mosley, Roger E.; Nelson, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 3 copies. Holmes Is Where the Heart Is #4-18. PROD. NO.: 57610. AIR D ATE : 03-08-1984. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-011984. LAST REVISION : 02-06-1984. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITERS: Burns, Judy; Abbott-Fish, Chris; Huguely, Jay. DIRECTOR: Moxey, John Llewellyn. WITH: Atkinson, Bruce; Billington, Michael; Cheung, George; Dobb, Gillian; Hillerman, John; Kam, Galen; Kamekona, Danny; Macnee, Patrick; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Roëves, Maurice; Smith, Elizabeth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. On Face Value (The Innocent Bystander) #4-19. PROD. NO.: 57635. AIR DATE: 03-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-23-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-21-1984. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Thiel, Nick. DIRECTOR: Laidman, Harvey S. WITH: Balsam, Talia; Fujiwara, Tommy; Hillerman, John; Hooker, Buddy Joe; Kissinger, Connie; Lloyd, Kathleen; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Warlock, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 3 copies. Dream a Little Dream #4-20. PROD. NO.: 57633. AIR DATE: 03-29-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-21-1984. LAST REVISION: 03-13-1984. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. PRODUCERS : Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Leder, Reuben. DIRECTOR: Mosley, Roger E. WITH : Apisa, Robert; Celentano, Jeff ; Hillerman, John; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Pickett, Cindy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. I Witness #4-21. PROD. NO.: 57643. AIR DATE: 05-031984. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1983. LAST REVISION: 03-231984 / 03-27-1984. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITERS: Leder, Reuben; Abbott-Fish, Chris. DIRECTOR: Moxey, John Llewellyn. WITH: Bishop, Patrick; Camenson, Todd; Garrett, Joy; Gleason, Robert; Harada, Ernest; Hillerman, John; Hoopai, Elissa Dulce; Kwan, Hi Lim; Manetti, Larry; Mosley, Roger E.; Nicholas, Denise; Ward, Frances. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. Echoes of the Mind (Parts 1 & 2) (Sister — Sister) #5-1/2. PROD. NO.: 57639. AIR DATES: 09-27-1984 / 1004-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 04-02-1984. LAST REVISION: 0416-1984. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Bellisario, Donald P. DIRECTOR: Brown, Georg Stanford. WITH: Cannon, Glenn; Chadwick, June; Dobb, Gillian; Hillerman, John; Hoopai, Elissa; Innes, George; Mosley, Roger E.; Pratt, Deborah; Seymour, Carolyn; Stone, Sharon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Fragments #5-6. PROD. NO.: 57619. AIR DATE: 1101-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1983. LAST REVISION: 1024-1983. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITERS: Thiel, Nick (also story); Chomsky, David (story). DIRECTOR: Hemmings, David. WITH : Chung, Esmond; Clark, Brian; D’Orso, Wisa; Dobb, Gillian; Eggar, Saman-

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tha; English, Julia; Keawehawaii, Karen; Leon, Vic; Mars, Kenneth; Press, Madeline; Willmarth, Anne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Gypsy’s Curse [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 57613. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1983. PRODUCERS: Leder, Reuben; Thiel, Nick; Weaver, Rick. WRITER: Gaylor, Mary Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Make Room for Daddy see The Danny Thomas Show Makin’ It HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 1, 1979 (pilot); Feb. 2 to Mar. 16, 1979; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 8 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation; Miller-Milkis-Boyett Productions. CREATED BY : Ganz, Lowell; Marshall, Garry; Rothman, Mark. EXEC. PROD.: Ganz, Lowell; Miller, Thomas L.; Milkis, Edward K.; Rothman, Mark. PRODUCERS: Duclon, David W.; Ganz, Jeff; Leschin, Deborah. WITH: Antonacci, Greg ; Antonio, Lou; Balding, Rebecca; Hoffman, Wendy; Miller, Denise; Naughton, David; Perito, Jennifer; Prendergast, Gary; Robin, Diane; Seymour, Ralph; Travolta, Ellen. • Sitcom with a disco theme, set in Passaic, New Jersey. Staying Alive (pilot). PROD. NO.: 001. AIR DATE: 0201-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Ganz, Lowell; Rothman, Mark. DIRECTOR: Ganz, Lowell. WITH: Antonio, Lou; Miller, Denise; Naughton, David; Perito, Jennifer; Prendergast, Gary; Seymour, Ralph; Thomas, Melody; Travolta, Ellen; Walton, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters/ credits (incomplete).

The Man and the Challenge HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1959, to Jun. 11, 1960; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 36 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Maurice. PRODUCER: Tors, Ivan. DIRECTOR: Marton, Andrew. STARRING: Nader, George. WITH: Meadows, Joyce. • Adventure series about a scientist who works for an institution that tests human abilities and endurance. Experiments in Terror #1-5. PROD. NO.: 2B. AIR DATE: 10-10-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1959. WRITERS: Arthur, Art; Tors, Ivan (story). WITH: Adams, Julie; Field, Logan; Kruger, Otto. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Escape to Nepal #1-7. PROD. NO.: 8B. AIR DATE: 1024-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1959. WRITER: Arthur, Art. WITH: Granville, Joan; Healy, Myron; Maxwell, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Trial by Fire (Ordeal by Fire) #1-9. PROD. NO.: 9B. AIR DATE : 11-07-1959. S CRIPT D ATE : 07-23-1959. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. WITH: Taylor, Joyce; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: File. White Out #1-10. PROD. NO.: 14B. AIR DATE: 11-14-

The Man Behind the Badge 1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-161959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Weiss, Arthur. WITH: Eitner, Don; Shepard, Jan; Terry, Phillip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. I’ve Killed Seven Men #1-13. PROD. NO.: 17B. AIR DATE: 12-12-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1959. LAST REVISION : 10-23-1959. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Brinkley, Don. W ITH : McCarthy, Lin. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Man Without Fear #1-14. PROD. NO.: 13B. AIR DATE: 12-19-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1959. WRITER: Carlson, Richard. WITH: Day (Daheim), John; Gerstle, Frank; Nicholson, Nick; Roberts, Tracey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Visitors #1-15. PROD. NO.: 7B. AIR DATE: 12-261959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1959. WRITER: Arthur, Art. WITH: Ging, Jack; Knight, Fuzzy; Lesser, Len; Remsen, Bert; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: File. The Storm #1-16. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 01-021960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-261959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Hoffman, Herman. WITH : Gabourie, Fred; Haynes, Roberta; Johnson, Lee; Morrow, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Killer River #1-17. PROD. NO.: 18B. AIR DATE: 0109-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1959. LAST REVISION: 1111-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lieberman, Leo. WITH: Archer, John; Keith, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Rodeo #1-18. PROD . NO.: 20B. AIR D ATE : 01-231960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-271959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gries, Tom. WITH: Grant, Neil; Healey, Myron; Mann, Larry D.; Robinson, Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Nightmare Crossing #1-20. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 02-06-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1959. WRITER: Weiss, Arthur. W ITH : Catron, Jack; Keene, Mike; Larsen, Keith; McCaffrie, Pat; Monaco, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Lure of Danger #1-21. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 02-13-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1959. WRITER: Harmon, David. WITH: Colmans, Edward; Landa, Miguel Angel; Mercy, Robert; Turich, Felipe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Recovery #1-22. PROD. NO.: 19B. AIR DATE: 02-201960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-131959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Silverman, Stanley H. WITH: Archer, John; Catron, Jack; Hardt, Eloise. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Buried Alive #1-23. PROD. NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 0227-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-04-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Shaw, Robert J. WITH: Bice, Robert; Eitner, Don; Gothie, Robert; Harvey, Dean; Meadows, Joyce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Man in the Capsule #1-29. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 04-09-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-08-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Morrow, Edward J. WITH: Beir, Fred; Gamble, Donald; Hickman, Darryl; Jeffries, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Highway to Danger (Road to Danger) #1-36. PROD.

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NO.: 31B. AIR DATE: 06-11-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-151960. W RITERS: Goodman, Paul; Geiger, Miriam (story); Seiderman, Maurice. WITH: Biro, Barney; Patterson, Hank; Scott, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Man Behind the Badge HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (1955); Sam Edwards Collection—2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORKS: CBS; syndicated. BROADCAST: CBS: Oct. 11, 1953, to Oct. 3, 1954; Sundays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); 30 minutes; 52 episodes. SYNDICATED: 1955 (season 2); 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Prockter Television Enterprises, American National Studios. PRODUCERS: Prockter, Bernard J.; Robinson, Jerome (Jerry). NARRATORS: Rose, Norman (CBS); Bickford, Charles (syndication). • Police anthology series based on reallife stories. The first season was broadcast live on CBS, the second season was filmed for syndication. The Case of the Invisible Mark #2-7. PROD. NO.: 106.09. AIR DATE : 02-19-1955 (New York). S CRIPT DATE: 11-24-1954. VERSIONS: undated script; revised script. WRITER: Boretz, Alvin. DIRECTOR: Leader, Tony. WITH: Bronson, Charles; Edwards, Sam; Gates, Nancy; Harrower, Elizabeth; Ward, Harland. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet (Dec. 1, 1954); some marks; 2 copies. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Johnny”). The Case of the Deadly Delicacy #2-14. PROD. NO.: F1. AIR DATE: 04-09-1955 (New York). SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Harmon, David P. DIRECTOR: Landers, Paul. WITH: Buyeff, Lillian; Harmon, John; Howat, Clark; James, Vivi; McKee, Tom; Millican, James; Nugent, Judy; Roberts, Thayer; Stewart, Kay. ADDITIONAL INFO : name changes. USED BY: George. The Case of the Wild West #2-19. AIR DATE: 05-141955 (New York). WRITER: Boretz, Alvin. DIRECTOR: Landers, Paul. WITH: Andrews, Stanley; Flint, Sam; Harmon, John; MacDonald, Ian; Meyer, Emile; Roberts, Tracey. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. USED BY: part of “Tully.” Case of the Unwelcome Stranger #2-21. AIR DATE: 05-28-1955 (New York). W RITER: Boretz, Alvin. DIRECTOR: Landers, Paul. WITH: Camden, Joan; Mills, Mort; Musser, Jim; Phillips, Barney; Rorke, Hayden; White, Dan M.

A Man Called Sloane HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22 to Dec. 22, 1979; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 12 episodes. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. CREATED BY: Gould, Cliff. EXEC. PROD.: Saltzman, Philip. PRODUCER: Sanford, Gerald. STARRING: Conrad, Robert. WITH: Carey, Michele (voice); Cumbuka, Ji-Tu; O’Herlihy, Dan; Purcell, Karen. • Adventure series about an agent for a counterespionage agency who works against an organization that seeks to destroy the world. Masquerade of Terror (The Master of Disguise) #1-4. PROD. NO.: 9027-7903. AIR DATE: 10-13-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1979. LAST REVISION: 08-09-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sandefur, B.W. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Armstrong, Herb; Bir-

SERIES man, Len; Cassidy, Martin; Devlin, John; Dullaghan, John; Fann, LaVelda; Fisher, Harvey; Grover, Stanley; Jodelsohn, Anita; Leek, Tiiu; Lynch, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Man Called X HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1956; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Davis, Eddie; Unger, Maurice. STARRING: Sullivan, Barry. WITH: Harvey, Don C.; Keith, Byron. • Espionage/adventure series based on the radio program (1944-52) of the same title. Local Hero. PROD. NO.: 11B; 1010. AIR DATE: 03-301956 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 01-121956. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Banning, Leslie; Chang, W.T.; Fong, Harold; Hong, James; Lee, George T.; Lee, Joy; Luke, Edwin (Eddie); Lynn, Stella; Montoya, Alex; Sedan, Rolfe; Tong, Sammee; Truex, Lizanne; Tsien, Marie; Ung, Lawrence. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters with handwritten credits; set list; stock list; synopsis. Operation Janus. PROD. NO.: 21B; 1018. AIR DATE: 10-18-1956 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1956. LAST REVISION: 02-16-1956. VERSION: final master script. W RITERS: Wallace, Art; Rock, Jack. D IRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Bleifer, John; Brigadier, Basil; Dunn, Ben; Falkenberg, Kort; Gaylor, Gerry; Keith, Byron; Khan, Kubla; Merrill, Mabbs; Raboff, Ernest; Rand, Harry; Vonda, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters with handwritten credits; set list; stock list; synopsis. Staff Headquarters. P ROD . NO.: 22B; 1019. A IR DATE: 10-25-1956 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE : 02-23-1956. V ERSION: final master script. WRITER: Heideman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Alpert, David; Faylen, Kay; Flato, Richard; Gnant, Paul; Harvey, Don C.; Legend, Michael; Leighton, Cynthia; Malcolm, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Spare Parts. PROD. NO.: 26B; 1021. AIR DATE: 1108-1956 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 0330-1956. WRITER: Laird, Jack. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Collentine, Bobbie; Keith, Byron; Nedd, Stuart; Palmer, Max; Pelling, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Switzerland. PROD. NO.: 27B; 1026. AIR DATE: 1212-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-04-1956. WRITER: Heideman, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Bent, John; Coit, Stephen; Fox, Michael; Keith, Byron; Mitchell, Lee; Reynolds, Alan; Zint, Gertrude. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Code “W.” PROD. NO.: 25B; 1027. AIR DATE: 12-261956 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 04-041956. WRITER: Weiss, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Boigé, Anne; Brooke, Rand; Erwin, Bill; Euard, Opal; Hall, Lois; Hill, Paula; Hoffman, Howard; Keith, Byron; O’Donnell, Ed; Smith, K.L. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; synopsis. Gas Masks. PROD. NO.: 28B; 1028. AIR DATE: 01-031957 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 04-051956. WRITER: Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Bull, Richard (Dick); Callie, Hal; Curtiz,

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The Man from Atlantis Gabriel; Douns, Watson; Johnson, Jason; Keith, Byron; Kreig, Frank; Lammey, Maria; McMahon, David; Marion, Sidney (Sid); Soldi, Steve; Stapp, Marjorie; Worthen, Ken; Van Zandt, Philip (Phil); Vaughan, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters with handwritten credits; set list; stock list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: casting. Powder Keg. PROD. NO.: 32B; 1031. AIR DATE: 0213-1957 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 0516-1956. LAST REVISION: 06-05-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Crutchfield, Les; Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR : Herberg, Jack. W ITH : Baer, Cynthia; Carrier, Albert; Conrad, David; De Laire, Diane; Keith, Byron; Khoury, George; La Torre, Charles; Mooradian, Gabriel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; stock list; synopsis; name changes; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lippman, Jeanne (script supervisor). Passport. PROD. NO.: 33B; 1032. AIR DATE: 02-201957 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 05-231956. WRITERS: Jollye, Norman; Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Abdullah, Joseph; Batanides, Arthur; Buffington, Sam; Chauvin, Lilyan; Donahue, Patricia; Dvorak, Reggie; Gallo, Mario; Keith, Byron; O’Malley, Kathleen; Richards, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; synopsis. USED BY: Casting. Forged Documents. P ROD . NO.: 34B; 1033. AIR DATE: 02-27-1957 (WCAU-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 05-24-1956. WRITER: Marston, Roger. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Ashley, Joel; D’Oro, Carmen; Dixon, Granville; Dwight, David; Foster, Alan; Keith, Byron; Mason, Sydney; Reitzen, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; synopsis. USED BY: Casting.

The Man from Atlantis HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : March 4, 1977 (pilot movie); followed by 3 more TV movies, through Jun. 12, 1977; Sept. 22, 1977, to Jun. 6, 1978; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (from Oct. 18); 60 minutes; 70 episodes (incl. pilots). PROD. CO.: Solow Production Company — A Taft Broadcasting Company. EXEC. PROD.: Solow, Herbert F. PRODUCERS: Lewin, Robert; Miller, Herman. S TARRING: Duffy, Patrick. WITH: Buono, Victor; Downes, Anson; Fudge, Alan; Hon, Jean Marie; Lopez, J. Victor; Lussier, Robert; Montgomery, Belinda; Tigar, Kenneth; Williams, Richard Laurence. • Science fiction/adventure series about an apparent survivor of the lost continent of Atlantis who helps the Foundation for Oceanic Research save the world. This was the first American TV series ever exported to the People’s Republic of China. The Man from Atlantis #1-1. AIR DATE: 03-04-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-15-1976. VERSION: final revised shooting script. WRITER: Simon, Mayo. D IRECTOR: Katzin, Lee H. WITH : Bryant, Joshua; Buono, Victor; Case, Allen; Chauvin, Lilyan; Davis, Charles; Franken, Steve; Gregg, Virginia; Jenkins, Mark; Lowens, Curt; Lund, Art; Milana, Vincent; Montgomery, Belinda; Pressman, Lawrence; Santoro, Dean. ADDITIONAL INFO: 100 minutes.

Man Without a Gun Killer Spores #1-3. AIR DATE: 05-17-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1977. LAST REVISION: 03-21-1977. VERSION: final revised shooting script. WRITER: Black, John D.F. DIRECTOR: Badiyi, Reza. WITH: Beir, Fred; Bonar, Ivan; Casey, Lawrence P.; David, Brad; Demas, Carol; Fudge, Alan; Holland, Erik; Montgomery, Belinda; Parkes, James; Sikking, James; Tigar, Kenneth. Melt Down #1-5. PROD. NO.: 7214 (formerly 7212). AIR DATE: 09-22-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-29-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-27-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Greene, Tom. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil W. WITH: Brodhead, James; Downes, Anson; Montgomery, Belinda; Wallace, Dee. Giant #1-8. PROD. NO.: 7217. AIR DATE: 10-25-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Wagner, Michael I. DIRECTOR: Benedict, Richard. WITH: Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem; Dennis, John; LeBell, Gene; Montgomery, Belinda; Neeley, Ted. Man o’ War #1-9. PROD. NO.: 7218. AIR DATE: 11-011977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1977. LAST REVISION: 09-061977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. WITH: Buono, Victor; Jason, Harvey; Lussier, Robert; Manship, Hanns; Montgomery, Belinda; Owens, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: name change. Crystal Water, Sudden Death #1-11. PROD. NO.: 7211. AIR DATE: 11-22-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1977. LAST REVISION : 06-25-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. D IRECTOR: Moessinger, David. WITH : Auberjonois, René; Buono, Victor; Gamble, Duncan; Gayle, Rozelle; Lenert, Tina; Montgomery, Belinda; Reade, Flip; Rydbeck, Whitney. C. W. Hyde #1-13. PROD. NO.: 7222. AIR DATE: 1213-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1977. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Cahn, Dann. W ITH : Avery, Val; Bonner, Frank; Carey, Michele; Fudge, Alan; Montgomery, Belinda; Solow, Pamela Peters. The Siren (The Sirens) #1-16. AIR DATE : 05-021978. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1977. LAST REVISION: 06-171977. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Wagner, Michael. DIRECTOR: Abroms, Edward M. WITH: Brand, Neville; Camp, Colleen; Lankford, Kim; Miyaoka, Carol; Richards, Lisa Blake; Scott, Timothy; Spang, Laurette; Strong, Michael; Tomlin, Gary. Deadly Carnival #1-17. PROD. NO.: 7215. AIR DATE: 06-06-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-04-1977. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Alexander, Larry. DIRECTOR: Donnelly, Dennis. WITH: Barty, Billy; Farrell, Sharon; Garrett, Donna; Ingersoll, James; James, Anthony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Man Without a Gun HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1957-59; 30 minutes; 52 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television; Republic Pictures. CREATED BY: Packer, Peter. PRODUCERS : Armer, Alan A.; Epstein, Mel; Packer, Peter. DIRECTORS: Landres, Paul; Haas, Charles F.; Goodwins, Les; Kane, Joe; Peyser, John H. STARRING: Reason, Rex. W ITH : Harvey, Harry, Sr.; Mills, Mort; Taylor, Forrest. • Western series about a newspaper

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editor in Yellowstone, Dakota Territory, who tries to promote peace through the power of the press, supported by the local marshal. The Dream Weaver #1-24. STORY NO.: 8-05. AIR DATE: 04-17-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Bellem, Robert Leslie (also story); Lang, David (story).

The Manhunter HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST : Feb. 26, 1974 (pilot); Sept. 11, 1974, to Mar. 5, 1975; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 22 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. E XEC . PROD .: Martin, Quinn. PRODUCERS: Rolfe, Sam H.; Weingarten, Art. DIRECTORS: Caffey, Michael; Martinson, Leslie H.; McCowan, George. STARRING: Howard, Ken. WITH: Bryar, Claudia; Hogan, Robert; Rainey, Ford; Thompson, Hilary. • Crime series about an Idaho farmer in the 1930s, who is also an amateur crime-fighter. Terror from the Skies (The Deadly Camel) #1-6. PROD./STORY NO.: 8002; 07-02. AIR DATE: 10-16-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1974. LAST REVISION: 07-11-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. DIRECTOR : McCowan, George. W ITH : Bush, Billy Green; Corbett, Glenn; Cordic, Regis; Dubbins, Don; Lauter, Harry; Marsh, Linda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; rundown (Jul. 12–13, 15–19, 1974). USED BY: Office. Jackknife #1-10. PROD./STORY NO.: 8010; 0710. AIR DATE: 11-13-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1974. LAST REVISION: 10-08-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Higgins, John. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Bakalyan, Richard; Bundy, Brooke; Duggan, Andrew; Nielsen, Leslie; O’Brien, Richard; Stone, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; rundown (Sept. 30, Oct. 1–4, 1974). Man in a Cage (Tough Cop Story) #1-17. STORY NO.: 694. AIR DATE: 01-22-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 11-181974. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Kantor, Leonard. WITH: Constantine, Michael; Dodson, Jack; Durren, John; Jenkins, Dal; Keach, James; Morris, Greg; Nisbet, Stuart; Shelton, Abigail; Thomas, Daxson.

Mannix HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1967, to Apr. 13, 1975; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 5); Sundays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 6, 8), 8:30 P.M. (season 7); 60 minutes; 194 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions (1967); Paramount Pictures Television (1968-75). CREATED BY: Levinson, Richard; Link, William. EXEC. PROD.: Geller, Bruce. PRODUCERS: Goff, Ivan; Roberts, Ben; Schiller, Wilton. DIRECTORS: Allen, Corey; Badiyi, Reza; Bixby, Bill; Crane, Barry; Golden, Murray; Hagman, Stuart; Hart, Harvey; Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Hayden, Jeffrey; Horn, Leonard J.; Kjellin, Alf; Krasny, Paul; Laven, Arnold; Lucas, John Meredyth; Martinson, Leslie H. Mayer, Gerald; McDougall, Don; Moxey, John Llewellyn; O’Herlihy, Michael; Reisner, Allen; Robbie, Seymour; Roley, Sutton; Webster, Nicholas. STARRING: Connors, Mike. WITH: Campanella, Joseph; Fisher, Gail; Ging,

SERIES Jack; Jones, Morgan; Linville, Larry; Mantell, Joe; Reed, Robert; Stewart, Mark; Wood, Robert Ward. • Crime series about a Los Angeles private detective. All Around the Money Tree #2-20. PROD . NO.: 60052-43. AIR DATE: 02-22-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 12-161968. LAST REVISION: 12-18-1968. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Mullally, Don. D IRECTOR: Golden, Murray. WITH: Cary, Christopher; Mattingly, Hedley; McAndrew, Marianne; Moreno, Jorge; Orchard, John; Roman, Ric. USED BY: Hatch, Mathew. Fly, Little One #3-21. P ROD . NO.: 60053-71. A IR DATE: 02-21-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 12-11-1969. VERSION: second revised final draft. W RITER: Weiss, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Golden, Murray. WITH: Braddock, Martin; Dane, Lawrence; Dynarski, Gene; Ferdin, Pamelyn; Fisher, Gail; Gregg, Julie; Keefe, Alexander; Lock, Gerry; O’Hara, Shirley; Parfrey, Woodrow; Van Dam, Gwen; Wood, Ward. A Ransom for Yesterday #8-17. PROD. NO.: 60058190. AIR DATE: 02-09-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 12-31-1974. VERSION: third revised final draft. WRITER: Rubin, Mann. WITH: Bergansky, Chuck; Coleman, Dabney; Hesseman, Howard; Hyland, Diana; Manley, Stephen; O’Hara, Shirley; Oppenheimer, Alan; Parfrey, Woodrow; Rogers, Victor. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis see Dobie Gillis Margie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 12, 1961, to Apr. 12, 1962; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. PRODUCERS: Goodman, Hal; Klein, Larry. STARRING: Pepper, Cynthia. WITH: Bangert, Johnny; Gering, Richard; Irving, Hollis; Ivo, Tommy; Parker, Penney; Tackitt, Wesley; Willock, Dave. • Sitcom about a teenage girl growing up in New England in the 1920s, based on the 1946 movie of the same title. The Big Move (House Divided) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 57-15. AIR DATE: 10-26-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-22-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lewin, Albert E.; Styler, Burt. DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. W ITH : Adams, Susan; Bailey, Raymond; Johnson, Claude; Kirkpatrick, Jess; Landy, Hanna; Willock, Dave. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some notes. USED BY: Kirkpatrick, Jess (part of “police sergeant”). The Initiation (Sheik) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 57-10. AIR DATE: 11-09-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 05-31-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Goodman, Ralph. DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. WITH: Cashell, Jeanine; Craig, Yvonne; Hawkins, Jimmy; Willock, Dave. USED BY: part of “another boy”

Mark Saber (Mark Saber Mystery Theatre; Inspector Mark Saber; Homicide Squad) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Marvin Miller Collection — 2 scripts. N ETWORK: ABC.

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BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1951, to Jun. 30, 1954; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1, through Apr. 11, 1952); Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1, from Apr. 16, 1951); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 78(?) episodes. P ROD . CO.: Roland Reed Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Reed, Roland D. PRODUCER: Wilson, Donald J. DIRECTORS: Blair, George; Bretherton, Howard; Forde, Eugene. STARRING: Conway, Tom. WITH: Burke, James. • Mystery series about a plainclothes detective with the Homicide Division of the NYPD. The Case of the Dart of Death #1-2. PROD. NO.: 202. AIR DATE: 10-12-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1951. LAST REVISION: 08-08-1951. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Hoerl, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: starting credits for episode Case of the Coffin for Carrie; closing credits; breakdown (2 days). USED BY: Rudy. The Case of the Finger Man #1-17. PROD. NO.: 2517. AIR DATE: 01-25-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1951. LAST REVISION: 10-23-1951. WRITERS: Manning, Monroe; Blocki, Fritz. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Case of the Deadly Queen #1-35. PROD. NO.: 29-36. AIR DATE: 05-28-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1952. WRITER: Dahl, James S. WITH: Miller, Marvin. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown; daily player agreement for Marvin Miller; memo on schedule change, by Dick L’Estrange, 2-28-1952. USED BY: Miller, Marvin.

Markham HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 23, 1958 (pilot; aired as part of the anthology series Suspicion, see there); May 2, 1959, to Sept. 15, 1960; Saturdays (some affiliates Mondays), 10:30 P.M. (episodes 1-32); Thursdays, 9:30 P . M .; 30 minutes; 59 episodes. P ROD . C O .: Marada Corp. Revue Studios. P RODUCERS: Duff, Warren; Sistrom, Joe. DIRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. STARRING: Milland, Ray. WITH: Scott, Simon. • Crime series about a globetrotting combination lawyer and private detective. A Matter of Identity (False Colors) #2-?. PROD. NO.: 12164. AIR DATE: 09-22-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 0722-1960. LAST REVISION: 07-26-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Burl, Stephen (also story); Kneubuhl, John. W ITH: Peters, Erika. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks. USED BY: part of “Pierre.”

The Martha Raye Show see All Star Revue Martin Kane, Private Investigator see The New Adventures of Martin Kane The Master HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 20 to Aug. 31, 1984; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Viacom Productions; Michael Sloan Productions. CRE-

Masterpiece Playhouse ATED BY: Sloan, Michael. EXEC. PROD.: Sloan, Michael. PRODUCER : Boston, Joe. S TARRING: Van Cleef, Lee. WITH: Kosugi, Shô; Van Patten, Timothy. • Adven-

ture series about a martial arts expert who is searching for his daughter while being pursued by members of the Ninja. Hostages #1-4. AIR DATE: 02-10-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-03-1984. LAST REVISION : 01-23-1984. V ERSION: revised script. W RITER: Sloan, Michael. D IRECTOR: Austin, Ray. WITH: Anderson, Haskell V. III; Andrews, Stephen; Brooks, Randi; Burton, Hal; Dowdell, Robert; Ghorra, Hany; Guinnes, Fiona; Hoy, Robert F.; Kosugi, Shô; Lawrence, Kiva; Lazenby, George; Markham, Monte; McCallum, David; Muscat, Mike; Muser, Wolf ; Runyon, Jennifer; Schardt, George; Scofield, Dean; Van Patten, Timothy; Warlock, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. High Rollers #1-5. AIR DATE: 03-02-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-25-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-02-1984. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Woollen, Susan. DIRECTOR: Crane, Peter. WITH: Boswell, Charles; Edwards, Edward; Hindle, Art; Kronemeyer, Sandy; Lee, Angela; Treas, Terri. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Juggernaut (A Scared Little Town on the Edge of Nowhere) #1-7. AIR DATE: 03-16-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1984. LAST REVISION : 02-15-1984. V ERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Sloan, Michael; Woollen, Susan; Cole, Allan (story); Bunch, Chris (story). DIRECTOR: Hessler, Gordon. WITH: Buckman, Tara; Gilliam, Burton; Muldaur, Diana; Smith, William; Underwood, Hank; Whitman, Stuart. The Java Tiger #1-10. AIR DATE: 04-13-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1984. LAST REVISION: 03-21-1984. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Sawyer, Tom. DIRECTOR: Kessler, Bruce. WITH: Bedi, Kabir; Bolton, Gina; Cypert, Cynthia; DeLongis, Anthony; O’Neill, Dick; Standaart, Linda; Zano, Muni. Failure to Communicate #1-11. AIR DATE: 05-041984. SCRIPT DATE: 04-08-1984. WRITER: Sloan, Michael. DIRECTOR: Hayers, Sidney. WITH: Alaimo, Marc; Byrnes, Edd; Cannon, J.D.; Clark, Cynthia Lee; Ferrare, Ashley; Goddard, Mark; Holden, Rebecca; McClure, Doug. A Place to Call Home #1-13. AIR DATE: 08-31-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 04-16-1984. LAST REVISION: 04-18-1984. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Woollen, Susan. D IRECTOR: Hessler, Gordon. W ITH : Clark, Cynthia Lee; Mahoney, Jock; Toby, Doug; Woollen, Susan; Van Leer, Hunter. ADDITIONAL INFO: first three acts only, act 4 missing; note: “will follow in the next 24 hours.”

Masterpiece Playhouse (Masterworks Theatre) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jul. 23 to Sept. 3, 1950; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 7 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCERS: Canfield, Curtis; McCleery, Albert. • Anthology series presenting adaptations of well-known dramatic works, as summer replacement for the Philco Television Playhouse. Six Characters in Search of an Author #1-4. AIR DATE: 08-13-1950. VERSION: revised script. PRODUCER:

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Burke, Caroline. WRITERS: Kinoy, Ernest; Pirandello, Luigi (story). DIRECTOR: Polacheck, Charles. WITH: Appell, Don; Badgett, Leona; Belgard, Madeline; Bissell, Shirley; Don, Carl; Field, Betty; Hill, Thomas; House, Bob; Hutchison, Muriel; Kerr, Lorence; Stuart, Don; Toyberg, Conde; Truman, Paula; Tumarin, Boris (replacing Joseph Schildkraut, who was ill with laryngitis). ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies.

Matinee Theatre (NBC Matinee Theatre) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; plan with layout of NBC studio 2, Burbank, for episode Progress and Minnie Sweeney (11-4-1955); Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 31, 1955, to Jun. 26, 1958; weekdays at noon (Los Angeles); 60 minutes; 650 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. CREATED BY: McCleery, Albert. EXEC. PROD.: Lowther, George. PRODUCERS: Cahan, George; McCleery, Albert; Price, Frank; Ross, Darrell. DIRECTORS: Barrymore, John Drew; Cooke, Alan; Grauman, Walter; Hiller, Arthur; Johnson, Lamont; McCleery, Albert; Marks, Sherman; Menkin, Lawrence; Sagal, Boris; Woods, Pace. HOST: Conte, John. • Dramatic anthology series presenting a new live episode every weekday afternoon. Jigsaw #1-11. AIR DATE: 11-14-1955. WRITER: Stern, Seymour. WITH: Evelyn, Judith; Laughlin, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks and notes. USED BY: Corrigan, Robert (art director). Statute of Limitations. A IR DATE : 03-15-1956. WRITER: Russell, A.J. WITH: Adams, Mary; Anderson, Herbert; Brophy, Sallie (Sally); Crane, Richard; Devlin, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks and notes. Jenny Kissed Me. AIR DATE: 12-07-1956. WRITERS: McCracken, Richard; Kerr, Jean (play). WITH: Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Matt Helm HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 7, 1975 (pilot, as Movie of the Week); Sept. 20, 1975, to Jan. 3, 1976; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television; Meadway Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David. PRODUCERS: FitzSimmons, Charles; Pettus, Ken. DIRECTORS: Bellamy, Earl; Benedict, Richard; Kulik, Buzz; Newland, John; Weis, Don. STARRING: Franciosa, Tony. WITH: Donnell, Jeff; Evans, Gene; Stephens, Laraine. • Crime series about a spy turned private detective in Los Angeles, loosely based on the novels by Donald Hamilton and a series of four films (1966-69) with Dean Martin. Dead Men Talk #1-1. PROD. NO.: 183608. AIR DATE: 09-20-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-03-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Fisher, Michael. DIRECTOR: Benedict, Richard. WITH: Brown, Peter; Donat, Peter; Donnell, Jeff; Egan, Richard; Evans, Gene; Fuller, Lance; Funai, Helen; Hoy, Robert F. (Bob); Justice, Katherine; Mulligan, Richard; Stephens, Laraine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Now I Lay Me Down to Die #1-2. PROD. NO.: 183609.

SERIES AIR DATE: 09-27-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-08-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Day, Gerry; Leslie, Bethel. WITH: Blackburn, Dorothy; DeBenning, Burr; Fabares, Shelley; Gam, Rita; McShane, Ian; Wagner, Lou. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Scavengers’ Paradise #1-3. PROD. NO.: 183617. AIR DATE: 10-11-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Day, Gerry; Leslie, Bethel. WITH: Bellwood, Pamela; Creach, Everett; Evers, Jason; Granger, Farley; Moio, John; Reid, Frances. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Murder on Ice #1-5. PROD. NO.: 183610. AIR DATE: 10-25-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-15-1975. LAST REVISION: 07-16-1975. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Balluck, Don. WITH: Brown, Peter; Carlson, Karen; Carroll, Beeson; Cassidy, Jack; Cord, Alex; Kelton, Richard; Sorko-Ram, R.B. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Squeeze Play #1-6. PROD. NO.: 183605. AIR DATE: 1101-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1975. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Schmerer, James; Rubin, Mann (story). WITH: Bryar, Claudia; Capri, Ahna; Cioffi, Charles; Lipton, Robert; Lowens, Curt; Mason, Marlyn; McLiam, John; Stewart, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Death Rods #1-8. PROD. NO.: 183613. AIR DATE: 1115-1975. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-26-1975. V ERSION: final draft. W RITER: Wilber, Carey. W ITH : Campanella, Joseph; Convy, Bert; Danova, Cesare; Mills, Juliet; Pratt, Judson; Sandor, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Double Jeopardy #1-9. PROD. NO.: 183611. AIR DATE: 11-22-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Fisher, Michael; Roberts, Stanley (story). WITH: Barth, Eddie (Ed); Bay, Susan; Colbin, Rod; Crockett, Dick; David, Clifford; Dimitri, Nick; Gordon, Don; Jackson, Sherry; Scott, Pippa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Think Murder #1-10. PROD. NO.: 183615. AIR DATE: 12-06-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. DIRECTOR: Newland, John. WITH: Argenziano, Carmen; Barnes, Joanna; Betz, Carl; Bissell, Whit; Douglas, Damon; Ewing, Diana; Keogh, Danny; Knapp, David; Lippe, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Murder on the Run #1-11. PROD. NO.: 183616. AIR DATE: 12-13-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Schmerer, James. WITH: Bryant, Joshua; Corbett, Gretchen; Keats, Steven; O’Connor, Tim; Ryan, John P. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Panic (Prognosis: Murder) #1-12. PROD . NO.: 183618. AIR DATE: 12-27-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-221975. LAST REVISION: 10-23-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Roth, Martin. WITH: Braeden, Eric; Carter, Lynda; Clark, Dane; Dano, Linda; Durren, John; Evans, Gene; Herbert, Diana; Lupton, John; MacLeod, Murray; Moon, Mary; Parker, Wes; Perry, Roger; Pulford, Lee; Roberts, Arthur (Art). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list.

Matt Houston HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 26, 1982, to Mar.

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Matt Houston 29, 1985; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 10:00 P . M . (seasons 2-3); 60 minutes; 67 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions, Warner-Hollywood Studios; Largo Productions. EXEC . PROD .: Cramer, Douglas S.; Gordon, Lawrence; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCER: Lang, Richard. STARRING: Horsley, Lee. WITH: Aprea, John; Brinegar, Paul; Ebsen, Buddy; Fimple, Dennis; Hensley, Pamela; Kilpatrick, Lincoln; Rundle, Cis; Santon, Penny; Wyner, George. • Crime series about a wealthy Texan who takes up crime-solving as a hobby while supervising his company’s offshore drilling in California; in the second season he becomes a fulltime detective. The Woman in White #2-2. PROD. NO.: MH-025. AIR DATE: 09-16-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1983. VERSION : revised first draft. W RITERS : Webster, Skip; Alexander, Larry (story). DIRECTOR: Manners, Kim. WITH: Balding, Rebecca; Baldwin, Judith; Emmich, Cliff ; Hamilton, Kim; Hauser, Fay; Johnson, Don; Kason, Corinne; Lyons, Robert F.; O’Rourke, Heather; Ruskin, Joseph; Taylor, Buck. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Monster #2-13. PROD. NO.: MH-034. AIR DATE: 01-06-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1983. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Pyne, Daniel J.; Shepherd, Scott; Fisher, Michael (story). DIRECTOR: Conway, James L. WITH: Allison, Patricia; Anderson, Richard; Bailey, F. Lee; Carnegie, Robert; D’Agosta, Michael; Deadrick, Vince, Sr.; Hallick, Tom; Harling, Noelle; Holland, Denise; Jenkins, Charles B.; Jones, L.Q.; Lucia, Charles (Chip); Lucking, William; Mann, Dolores; Robbins, DeAnna; Smillie, Bill; Wallace, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Waltz of Death #2-14. PROD. NO.: MH-036. AIR DATE: 01-13-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1983. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Pyne, Daniel J. (also story); Shepherd, Scott (also story); Bielak, Robert (story). DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Alden, Norman; Arthur, Terry; Brüll, Pamela; Chakiris, George; Claridge, Christie; Fink, Julie; Jones, Bunki; Klous, Pat; Laurence, Paul; Michan, Cherie; Schallert, William; Stack, Patrick; Tarkington, Rockne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Houston Is Dead (Looking for Stella) #2-15. PROD. NO.: MH-037. AIR DATE: 01-20-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 1201-1983. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Fisher, Michael. D IRECTOR: Picerni, Charlie. W ITH : Banks, Jonathan; Brown, Pamela; Bruner, Anne; Chapman, Lonny; Fudge, Alan; Hincks, C.J.; Kilbourne, Wendy; Kobart, Ruth; Koslo, Paul; McKnight, Marian; Rogers, Dinah Ann; Tuerpe, Paul; Wayne, David; Yates, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Criss-Cross (Novelli Framed) #2-16. PROD. NO.: MH-038. AIR DATE: 01-27-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-091983. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Lord, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Aprea, John; Armstrong, Vaughn; Bankston, Arnold III; Beckman, Henry; De Longis, Anthony; Doleman, Guy; Ferrar, Catherine; Giatti, Ian; Gladstein, John; James, Anthony; Leonardi, Anthony; Petersen, Paul; Proctor, Marland; Ruffalo, Ed; Saunders, Lew; Schneider, Mark; Williams, R.J.; Woodward, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Bikini Murders #2-17. PROD. NO.: MH-039.

Maude AIR DATE: 02-03-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-29-1983. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Webster, Skip. DIRECTOR: Picerni, Charlie. W ITH : Anderson, Ingrid; Aubry, Danielle; Bobrowicz, Sandra; Chase, Lauren; Edwards, Barbara; Gamba, Veronica; Gehr, Mary Lynne; Graf, David; Gravatte, Marianne; Herrin, Kymberly; Ignico, Robin; Johnston, John Dennis; Kaye, Caren; Long, Trisha; Maharis, George; Sorenson, Heidi; Speir, Dona. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Blood Ties #2-19. PROD. NO.: MH-041. AIR DATE: 03-02-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Pyne, Daniel J.; Shepherd, Scott. DIRECTOR: Crain, William. WITH: Charleson, Kate; Collins, Michael; Dierkop, Charles; Dunlap, Pamela; Ferrigno, Lou; Kennedy, Rigg ; Margo, Larry; McKewin, Vince; Schneider, Mark; Steven, Carl; Stout, Ricky; Talbot, Nita; Tarkington, Rockne; Wayne, David; Wheeler, Nancy; Woods, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Secret Admirer #2-20. PROD. NO.: MH-042. AIR DATE: 03-09-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1984. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Clements, Calvin, Jr. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Andrews, Nancy; Gortner, Marjoe; Green, Pat; Hogan, Jack; Horan, Barbara; Kramer, Joel; Ligotino, Paul; Martin, Sandy; Petersen, Paul; Stone, Christopher; Tarkington, Rockne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Eyewitness #3-3. PROD. NO.: MH-047. AIR DATE: 10-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Hamilton, Ann Lewis. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Bankston, Arnold III; Cavanaugh, Michael; Doleman, Guy; Krakower, Gary; MacCorkindale, Simon; McLure, Michael; Ruffalo, Ed; Sorel, Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Apostle of Death #3-4. PROD. NO.: MH-048. AIR DATE: 10-19-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-11-1984. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Webster, Skip. DIRECTOR: Manners, Kim. WITH: Aldred, Susan; Anderson, Larry; Balding, Rebecca; Blackwood, John; Howard, Wendy Smith; Lynch, Richard; McCormick, Larry; Morrow, Byron; Randall, Chad; Rondell, Reid; Sudol, Kim; Torppe, Danil; Venrell, Michael M.; Wallace, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Death Stalk #3-9. PROD. NO.: MH-050. AIR DATE: 11-23-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-29-1984. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Brennan, Robert. DIRECTOR: Vejar, Mike. W ITH : Ageli, Adam; Black, Angela; Hanks, Michael; Kent, Paul; Branscombe, Richmond; Schneider, Mark; Scott, Judson Earney; Youngs, Gail. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Blood Money #3-10. P ROD . NO.: MH-049. A IR DATE: 11-30-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1984. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Lord, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Eiding, Paul; Ferrar, Catherine; Marlowe, Scott; Miller, Denny; Sherman, Jenny; Shigeta, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Stolen #3-12. PROD. NO.: MH-56. AIR DATE: 12-211984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gordon, Margie. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Brandt, Hank; Britt, Melendy; Bullard, Nigel; Charles, Gloria; DeBenning, Burr; Gannes, Gayle; Lenz, Kay; McCurry, Anne; Reed, Robert; Reid, Daphne; Travis,

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Mark W.; Zapata, Carmen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Nightmare Man #3-13. PROD. NO.: MH-058. AIR DATE: 01-04-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1984. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Pyne, Daniel J.; Fisher, Michael, Jr. (story). DIRECTOR: Manners, Kim. WITH: Allen, Chad; Davis, Gene; McCook, John; McKewin, Vince; Petersen, Paul; Ryan, John P.; Ryon, Rex; Schiff, Marty; Turk, Larry; Winters, Deborah; Wright, Patrick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; chronology. Death Trap #3-15. PROD. NO.: MH-060. AIR DATE: 01-18-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1984. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Risher, Richard. DIRECTOR: Manners, Kim. WITH: Anderson, Daryl; Brewton, Maia; Cort, William; Crawford, John; Crothers, Scatman; Fraser, Elizabeth Lyn; Lanteau, William; Lucia, Chip; Robinson, Andrew; Sweeny, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

Maude HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1972, to Apr. 22, 1978; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3 and 5), 9:30 P.M. (seasons 4 and 6); 30 minutes; 141 episodes. PROD. CO.: Norman Lear-Bud Yorkin-Tandem Productions. CREATED BY: Lear, Norman. EXEC. PROD.: Lear, Norman; Parker, Rod; Yorkin, Bud. PRODUCERS: Hauck, Charlie; Parker, Rod. STARRING: Arthur, Beatrice (Bea). WITH: Amos, John; Baddeley, Hermione; Bain, Conrad; Barbeau, Adrienne; Grady, Fred; McClanahan, Rue; Macy, Bill; Metzinger, Kraig; Morrison, Brian; O’Malley, J. Pat; Rolle, Esther; Warfield, Marlene. • Sitcom, spin-off from All in the Family (see there). Maude is the liberal counterpart (and cousin) to Archie Bunker, who lives with her fourth husband in suburban Tuckahoe, NY. The New Housekeeper #3-4. PROD. NO.: 0302. AIR DATE : 09-30-1974. T APE DATE : 07-23-1974. S CRIPT DATE : 07-16-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Schiller, Bob; Weiskopf, Bob. DIRECTOR: Parker, Rod. WITH: Backes, Alice; Baddeley, Hermione; Barbeau, Adrienne; Griffin, Jack; Macy, Bill; Manning, Jack; Morrison, Brian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule ( Jul. 17–19, 22–31, 1974). Maude’s Sailor Friend [unaired]. WRITER: Flanagan, James A. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Maverick HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (6 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22, 1957, to Apr. 22, 1962; Sundays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4), 6:30 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes; 124 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Horwitz, Howie; Huggins, Roy; Trapnell, Coles; D’Angelo, William P.; Silver, Arthur W.; Stuart, William L. S TARRING: Garner, James; Kelly, Jack. WITH: Brewster, Diane; Colbert, Robert; Gordon, Leo; Long, Richard; Moore, Roger; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. • Western series about Bret and Bart Maverick (and in later episodes their English

SERIES cousin Beau), a couple of gamblers who travel from town to town, trying to make money with their games and to stay out of trouble. The central characters rotated from week to week, but in some episodes two or all three appeared together. The Third Rider #1-15. AIR D ATE : 01-05-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1957. VERSIONS: revised draft; final script. WRITER: Slavin, George F. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Franklin. WITH: Boyett, William; Contreras, Roberto; Dante, Michael; Faylen, Frank; Foran, Dick; Kane, Charles; Kelly, Jack; Libbert, Morris; Nichols, Barbara; Richmond, Felice; Rogers, Kasey; White, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Burial Ground of the Gods #1-26. AIR DATE: 03-301958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-261958. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Heyes, Douglas. DIRECTOR: Heyes, Douglas. WITH : Akins, Claude; Cooper, Charles; Edwards, Saundra; Gates, Nancy; Hatton, Raymond; Kelly, Jack; Lowery, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Betrayal #2-25. AIR DATE: 03-22-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 02-06-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-09-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: O’Hanlon, James; Macaulay, Richard; Miller, Winston (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Barry, Don (Red); Crowley, Patricia (Pat); Dante, Michael; Dennis, John; Jackson, Harry; Jones, Morgan; Kelly, Jack; Lee, Ruta; Marr, Edward; O’Malley, J. Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stamped “Received Feb 10 1959 Network Advertising and Production” and “ Received Feb 10 1959 Mitch Gamson ABC WB TV.” USED BY: Gamson, Mitch. A Fellow’s Brother (The Code) #3-11. AIR DATE: 1122-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1959. LAST REVISION: 0917-1959. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Epstein, Herman. DIRECTOR: Goodwins, Leslie. WITH: Brown, Wally; Buffington, Sam; Foulk, Robert; Garner, James; Hole, Jonathan; Kelly, Jack; Maxwell, Charles; McBain, Diane; Parnell, Emory; Reimers, Edwin; Russell, Bing; Vinson, Gary; West, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Thunder from the North #4-9. AIR DATE: 11-131960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-06-1960. LAST REVISION: 07-071960. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Townsend, Leo; Tait, Don (story). DIRECTOR: Faralla, William Dario. WITH: Conway, Gary; Coogan, Richard; Dolan, Trent; Keymas, George; Lake, Janet; Landa, Miguel Angel; Martin, Andra; Mather, Jack; Moore, Roger; Warwick, Robert; Zaccaro, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Ice Man #4-20. AIR DATE: 01-29-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1960. LAST REVISION: 12-22-1960. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Germano, Peter B. (also story); Thompson, Palmer (story). DIRECTOR: Haas, Charles. WITH: Duggan, Andrew; Gordon, Bruce; Gregg, Virginia; Howdy, Clyde; Kane, Sid; Kellogg, John; Kelly, Jack; Knight, Shirley; Olmstead, Nelson; Seay, James; Stewart, Art; Truax, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Mayor of the Town to Mar. 29, 1971; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: R.F.D. Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Griffith, Andy; Linke, Richard O. PRODUCERS: Jacobs, Ronald; Mosher, Bob; Ross, Bob; Stewart, Charles. WITH: Bavier, Frances; Berry, Ken; Dodson, Jack; Foster, Buddy; Ghostley, Alice; Golonka, Arlene; Hartman, Paul; Lansing, Mary; Lindsey, George. • Sitcom (direct successor to the Andy Griffith Show (see there)), about a local farmer, a widower with a young son, who is elected to the Mayberry city council. Goober’s New Gas Station #3-3. PROD. NO.: 9C(61). AIR DATE: 09-28-1970. SCRIPT DATES: 07-28-1970 / 0806-1970. WRITERS: Ross, Bob; Evand, David (story). DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH: Backes, Alice; Barnett, Vince; Berry, Ken; Carroll, Janice; Dodson, Jack; Glenn, Roy; Hartman, Paul; Larson, Dennis A.; Marie, Linda; Lindsey, George; Michaels, Larry; Steele, Richard S. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies; some marks (both copies); shooting schedule (Aug. 10–12, 14, 1970). USED BY: Hartman, Paul (part of “Emmett”). All for Charity #3-5. PROD. NO.: 7C (59). AIR DATE: 10-12-1970. SCRIPT DATES: 05-25-1970 / 07-06-1970. W RITER: Mosher, Bob. D IRECTOR: Nyby, Christian. WITH: Berry, Ken; Foster, Buddy; Foster, Jodie; Ghostley, Alice; Golonka, Arlene; Hartman, Paul; Lindsey, George; Prohaska, Janos; Steele, Richard S. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks; 2 copies. USED BY: Hartman, Paul (part of “Emmett”),. Goober the Housekeeper (Goober the Housesitter) #3-9. PROD. NO.: 8C (60). AIR DATE: 11-09-1970. S CRIPT DATE : 07-21-1970. WRITER: Mosher, Bob. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Hal. WITH: Berry, Ken; Bouchey, Willis; Briles, Charles (Chuck); Camlin, Peter; Hartman, Paul; La Cava, Joseph; Priddy, Nancy; Schafer, Natalie; Steele, Richard S. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Hartman, Paul (part of “Emmett”).

Mayor of the Town HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts in 3 bound volumes (Vol. V, VII, VIII). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954-55; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Rawlins Grant Productions in association with Gross-Krasne. P RODUCERS: Grant, Marshall; Gross, Jack J.; Krasne, Philip N.; Rawlins, John. STARRING: Mitchell, Thomas. WITH: Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Miller, Eve; Owen, Tudor; Saber, David; Wood, Natalie. • Series of small town comedy/drama, focusing on the mayor and his young ward. Junior Voters. PROD. NO.: 121. AIR DATE: 11-13-1955 (Kansas City, MO). WRITER: Lazarus, Erna. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Burton, Robert (Bob); Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Riss, Dan; Saber, David; Sales, Cliff; Wood, Natalie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Escape into Space. PROD. NO.: 122. AIR DATE: 0328-1955 (St. Joseph, MO). WRITER: Brewer, Jameson. DIRECTOR: Rawlins, John. WITH: Ashdown, Nadene; Burton, Robert (Bob); Byron, Jean; Fox, Michael; Freeman, Kathleen; Saber, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis; name change. Schoolteacher. PROD. NO.: 123. AIR DATE: 11-051955 (Chicago, IL). WRITER: Martin, Al. DIRECTOR:

Medical Center Rawlins, John. WITH: Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Haden, Sara; Riss, Dan; Saber, David; Schilling, Gus. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. The Composer (The Concert Pianist). PROD. NO.: 124. AIR DATE: 08-06-1955 (New York City). WRITER: Brewer, Jameson. D IRECTOR: Rawlins, John. W ITH : Barrett, Claudia; Boone, Robert; Byron, Jean; Clark, Edward; Freeman, Kathleen; Harvey, Harry; Saber, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Minnie’s Romance. PROD. NO.: 125. AIR DATE: 0226-1955 (Chicago, IL). SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lazarus, Erna. DIRECTOR: Rawlins, John. W ITH : Archer, John; Byron, Jean; Chapman, Pattee; Freeman, Kathleen; Saber, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Money for the Mayor. PROD. NO.: 131. AIR DATE: 1128-1955 (St. Joseph, MO). WRITER: Martin, Al. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Hill, Craig ; Meredith, Charles; Saber, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Eager Female. PROD. NO.: 132. SCRIPT DATE: 01-041955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Chandler, David. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Bouchey, Willis; Bromley, Sheila; Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Riss, Dan; Saber, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. His Honor, Butch. PROD. NO.: 133. AIR DATE: 0423-1955 (Chicago, IL). W RITER: Brewer, Jameson. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Morrow, Pat; Saber, David; Tobey, Kenneth. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; synopsis. Marilly Leaves Town. P ROD . NO.: 134. WRITER: Lazarus, Milton. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Boardman, Nan; Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Gallaudet, John; Moody, Ralph; Saber, David; Tyler, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Blueberry Hill. PROD. NO.: 135. AIR DATE: 09-161955 (West Hartford, CT). WRITER: Martin, Al. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Backus, Henny; Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; McDonald, Francis; Patterson, Elizabeth; Saber, David. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. The Farmer. PROD. NO.: 136. AIR DATE: 05-21-1955 (Chicago, IL). S CRIPT D ATE : 01-04-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Lazarus, Erna. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Byron, Jean; Ferguson, Frank; Freeman, Kathleen; Gebert, Gordon; Patten, Robert; Saber, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Flood Control. PROD. NO.: 137. AIR DATE: 05-281955 (Chicago, IL). WRITER: Martin, Al. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Byron, Jean; Chapman, Pattee; Freeman, Kathleen; Hopper, Bill; Pendleton, Steve; Saber, David. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; synopsis. Most Likely to Succeed. PROD. NO.: 138. WRITER: Brewer, Jameson. DIRECTORS: Grant, Marshall; Rawlins, John. WITH: Bell, James; Bouchey, Willis; Byron, Jean; Freeman, Kathleen; Riss, Dan; Saber, David; Wood, Natalie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; synopsis. Marilly’s Present. PROD. NO.: 139. AIR DATE: 07-021955 (Chicago, IL). WRITER: Lazarus, Erna. DIRECTORS:

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Medical Center HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script (1969). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1969, to Mar. 15, 1976; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 5-7); 60 minutes; 170 episodes. PROD. CO.: Alfra Productions in association with MGM Television. E XEC . PROD .: Glicksman, Frank; Ward, Al C. PRODUCER: Ward, Al C. STARRING: Daly, James; Everett, Chad. WITH: Baldavin, Barbara; Brooks, Martin E.; Camacho, Corinne; Dulo, Jane; Fitch, Louise; Hall, Ed; Hawkins, Virginia; Holliday, Fred; Hutson, Chris; Meadows, Jayne; Patterson, Eugene; Silver, Daniel; Totter, Audrey. • Medical drama set at the University Medical Center in Los Angeles. Thousands and Thousands of Miles #1-7. PROD. NO.: 6858. AIR DATE: 11-12-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 05-281969. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. W ITH : Brandon, Michael; Bundy, Brooke; Conwell, Carolyn; Donat, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Medical Story HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Sept. 4, 1975 (pilot); Sept. 18, 1975, to Jan. 8, 1976; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 11 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David; Mann, Abby. PRODUCER: Morgan, Christopher. DIRECTORS: Collins, Robert E.; Nelson, Gary; Senensky, Ralph. • Medical anthology series. An Air Full of Death #1-5. PROD. NO.: 183409. AIR DATE: 10-09-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bellak, George. DIRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. WITH: Callan, Michael; Cooley, Isabelle; DeBenning, Burr; Drake, Tom; Duff, Howard; Fabares, Shelley; Gorman, Cliff; Gulager, Clu; McFadden, Tom Lee; Stewart, Kay; Wyenn, Than. Us Against the World (Part 1) #1-10. PROD. NO.: 183420. AIR DATE: 12-04-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 09-251975. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lakin, Rita. WITH: Baxter-Birney, Meredith; Belford, Christine; Bikel, Theodore; Chapman, Lonny; Groom, Sam; Kelton, Richard; LeClair, Michael; McLerie, Allyn Ann; Mills, Donna; Purl, Linda; Stuart, Maxine. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; designed as a twohour spin-off pilot.

Meet Corliss Archer (1) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jul. 13 to Aug. 10, 1951; Jan. 26 to Mar. 29, 1952; Fridays (1951), Saturdays (1952); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCER: Mack, Helen. STARRING: Sanders, Lugene. WITH: Ellis, Robert (Bobby); Inescort, Frieda; Shields, Fred; Tedrow, Irene. • Sitcom about a teenage girl and her friends and family, based on the radio series of the

SERIES same title (1943-56), which itself was based on stories written by F. Hugh Herbert. The show was broadcast live. New York #1-5. AIR DATE: 08-10-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1951. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Dinehart, Alan. WITH: Christy, Ken; Ellis, Bobby; Inescort, Frieda; Lee, Ruth; Shields, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list.

Meet Corliss Archer (2) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCER: Davis, Eddie. DIRECTORS: Allen, Lewis; Benson, Leon; Davis, Eddie; Strock, Herbert L. STARRING: Baker, Ann. WITH: Brian, Mary; Christy, Ken; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Bobby; Marshe, Vera. NARRATOR: Averback, Hy. • Filmed version of the earlier live series with new cast, only Bobby Ellis and Ken Christy remain. Dexter’s Masquerade Costume (Costume Party) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 19B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1954. LAST REVISION: 10-26-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Kalish, Austin. DIRECTOR: Allen, Lewis. WITH: Brian, Mary; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Robert; Jenkins, Allen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown (2 days); marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Allen, Lewis (director). The Male Ego (The Superior Sex) #1-20. PROD . NO.: 21B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1954. LAST REVISION: 1102-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Brian, Mary; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Robert; Prickett, Maudie. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The New Neighbors #1-23. PROD. NO.: 25B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1954. LAST REVISION: 11-17-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Brian, Mary; Coffin, Tristram; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: breakdown (2 days); marks and notes thoughout. USED BY: Verk, Donald (assistant director). Harry and the Soap Opera Queen (The Second Television Set) #1-24. PROD. NO.: 26B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1954. LAST REVISION: 12-09-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Brian, Mary; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Bobby; Lansing, Joy. ADDITIONAL INFO: “transfer of picture from editorial dept. to sound dept.” (Jack Woelz, editor; Leon Benson); card and voice track (recorded 1223-1951); camera notes (1-6-1955); memo concerning wild lines ( Jerry Adelman to Leon Benson, 12-271954); off stage voice of television announcer (recorded 12-23-1954); marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Casazza, Phil (script supervisor); cutter’s script. A Date for Doris (Corliss Plays Cupid) #1-25. PROD. NO.: 27B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1954. LAST REVISION: 12-11-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Shuken, Phil. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. W ITH : Baker, Doyle; Brian, Mary; Conger, Juli; Dinehart, Alan III; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Bobby; Irish, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. Friends Forever? (The Misunderstanding) #1-26. PROD. NO.: 29B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1954. LAST REVISION: 01-13-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER:

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Shuken, Phil. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Brian, Mary; Christy, Ken; Coffin, Tristram; Eaton, Gloria; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Bobby; Grinnage, Jack; Marshe, Vera; Michael, Gertrude. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. Miffy’s Overnight Painting (Overnight Guests) #128. PROD. NO.: 28 B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1954. LAST REVISION: 01-10-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Houston, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: wild sound track; handwritten breakdown; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gailey, Helen (script supervisor). The Pain in the Neck (Psychosomatics) #1-29. PROD. NO.: 31B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. ADDITIONAL I NFO : handwritten breakdown; marks and notes throughout. USED BY : Gailey, Helen (script supervisor). President of the Garden Club (The Rivals) #1-30. PROD. NO.: 32B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-31-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Shuken, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; handwritten breakdown; marks and notes throughout. U SED BY : Gailey, Helen (script supervisor). Harry Gives Advice (Corliss Pays the Bills) #1-33. PROD. NO.: 24B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1954. LAST REVISION: 01-19-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. Dancing Fathers [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 20B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1954. LAST REVISION: 11-02-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Shuken, Phil; Eisenbach, Bob. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH : Brian, Mary; Christy, Ken; Eldredge, John; Ellis, Bobby; Marshe, Vera. ADDITIONAL INFO: breakdown (2 days); cast sheet (11-2-1954); marks and notes throughout.

Meet Millie HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —11 scripts (9 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 25, 1952, to Mar. 6, 1956; Saturdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. CREATED BY: Galen, Frank. EXEC. PROD.: Feiner, Ben, Jr. PRODUCER: Vail, Lester. STARRING: Verdugo, Elena. WITH: Ford, Ross; Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Montgomery, Ray; Ross, Earl; Winters, Roland. • Sitcom about the misadventures of a young woman who works as a secretary in Manhattan and lives with her mother who is eager to find a husband for her — based on the 1951-54 radio series of the same title. The program was aired live from Television City in Hollywood. Mama Goes Back to School. PROD. NO.: 55-14. AIR DATE: 06-14-1955. WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. DIRECTOR: Vail, Lester. WITH: Ford, Ross; Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Jun. 10, 12-14, 1955); some marks and notes on carbon copy; 2 copies. Alfred’s Painting. PROD. NO.: 55-17. AIR DATE: 0705-1955. SCRIPT DATE : 03-14-1955 (carbon copy). WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. DIREC-

Meet Mr. McNutley TOR: Vail, Lester. WITH: Ford, Ross; Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule ( Jul. 2–5, 1955); some marks and notes on carbon copy; 2 copies. Getting Millie & Jr. Together. PROD. NO.: 55-30. AIR DATE: 10-04-1955. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. DIRECTOR: Vail, Lester. WITH: Ford, Ross; Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 24–27, 1955). Mama Takes Over the House. PROD. NO.: 55-34. AIR DATE: 11-01-1955. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. DIRECTOR: Vail, Lester. WITH : Cheshire, Harry; Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 28, 30-31; Nov. 1, 1955). ?. PROD. NO.: 55-42. AIR DATE: 01-03-1956. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. DIRECTOR: Vail, Lester. WITH: Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Dec. 30–31, 1955; Jan. 1–3, 1956). Saving Gladys’s Job. PROD. NO.: 55-43. AIR DATE: 01-10-1956. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. D IRECTOR: Vail, Lester. W ITH : Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Jan. 6–7, 9-10, 1956). Alfred Loves Gladys. PROD. NO.: 55-45. AIR DATE: 01-17-1956. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. D IRECTOR: Vail, Lester. W ITH : Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Jan. 14–17, 1956). Weekend at Lake Placid. PROD. NO.: 55-47. AIR DATE: 01-31-1956. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. DIRECTOR: Vail, Lester. WITH : Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Vincent, Virginia; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Jan. 28–31, 1956). Mama’s Party. PROD. NO.: 55-48. AIR DATE: 02-141956. WRITERS: Julian, Arthur; Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. D IRECTOR: Vail, Lester. WITH : Halop, Florence; Kaplan, Marvin; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Feb. 3–6, 1956).

Meet Mr. McNutley / The Ray Milland Show—Meet Mr. McNulty (2nd season) HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —14 scripts (8 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1953, to May 15, 1955; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 80 episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Productions; Universal Television. PRODUCERS: Barton, Charles; Connelly, Joe; Mosher, Bob. D IRECTORS: Bricken, Jules; Connelly, Joe; Irving, Richard; Mosher, Bob; Neilson, James; Post, Ted. STARRING: Milland, Ray. WITH: Season 1: Avery, Phyllis; De Wit, Jacqueline; Jones, Gordon; Urecal, Minerva. S EASON 2: Avery,

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Phyllis; Corrigan, Lloyd. • Sitcom about the problems of an eccentric teacher at a women’s college — the program aired concurrently on radio (1953-54), with much the same cast; after the summer break it returned with a slightly changed cast and format, and a new title. Retirement Deferred #2-5. PROD. NO.: 753. AIR DATE: 10-14-1954. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; Corrigan, Lloyd; Hull, Henry. Battle of the Sexes #2-7. PROD. NO.: 752. AIR DATE: 10-28-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris; Wald, Malvin (story); Jacobs, Jack (story). W ITH : Avery, Phyllis; Corrigan, Lloyd. Parlor Game #2-14. PROD. NO.: 758. AIR DATE: 1216-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1954. LAST REVISION: 1011-1954. VERSIONS: revised script; carbon copy. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; Corrigan, Lloyd. ADDITIONAL INFO: 3 copies. USED BY: Freedman, Morris. The Robbery #2-20. PROD. NO.: 767. AIR DATE: 0127-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1954. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITERS: Jacobs, Jack; Freedman, Morris (revisions); Pascal, Milton (revisions). WITH: Avery, Phyllis; MacBride, Donald; Stewart, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes. The Green Thumb #2-30. P ROD . NO.: 760. AIR DATE: 04-07-1955. SCRIPT DATES: 12-13-1954 / 12-231954 / 01-12-1955. VERSIONS: revised script; carbon copies—first draft, revised. WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; Fish, Jim; Haley, Jack; Rhodes, Grandon. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Freedman, Morris. Soap Opera #2-31. AIR DATE: 04-14-1955. VERSION: carbon copy. W RITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. WITH: Avery, Phyllis. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes. A Week with Cinderella #2-35. PROD. NO.: 768. AIR DATE: 05-12-1955. SCRIPT DATES: 11-12-1954 / 12-021954. VERSIONS: ?; revised carbon copy. WRITERS: Savage, George; Phillips, Irving W.; Pascal, Milton (revisions); Freedman, Morris (revisions). DIRECTOR: Neilson, James. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; MacGibbon, Harriet. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies; marks and notes; handwritten inserts. Faculty Wife [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 766. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1955. LAST REVISION: 02-08-1955. VERSIONS: revised script; carbon copy. WITH: Avery, Phyllis. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes; 2 copies.

The Men from Shiloh see The Virginian Men in Crisis HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1964-65; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. P ROD . CO.: United Artists Television. E XEC . PROD .: Landsburg, Alan. PRODUCERS: Edgar, William; Field, Syd; Landsburg, Alan; Noxon, Nicholas; Vowell, David H.; Wiser, Bud. NARRATOR: O’Brien, Edmond. • Biographical series that focuses on great decision makers.

SERIES Nautilus vs Arctic (Ordeal by Ice). PROD. NO.: 13231. SCRIPT DATE : 05-25-1965. WRITER: Wiser, Bud. DIRECTOR: Landsburg, Alan. ADDITIONAL INFO: dialogue continuity.

Men Into Space HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1959, to Sept. 14, 1960; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Ziv Television Programs; Ziv-United Artists. EXEC. PROD.: Tors, Ivan; Ziv, Maurice. PRODUCER: Rachmil, Lewis J. STARRING: Lundigan, William. WITH: Allen, Corey; Dibbs, Ken; Herbert, Charles; McVey, Tyler; Taylor, Joyce. • Science fiction series filmed in collaboration with the Department of Defense and Wernher von Braun as technical advisor. Building a Space Station (Project Home Base) #13. PROD. NO.: 2B. AIR DATE: 10-21-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 05-22-1959. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Dolinsky, Meyer. DIRECTOR: Lang, Otto. WITH: Dark, Christopher; Dubbins, Don; Galloway, Michael; Hadley, Nancy; Kennedy, Don; Mann, Jack; Robinson, Bartlett; Stocker, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; name changes; some marks and notes. A Handful of Hours #1-16. PROD . NO.: 17B. A IR DATE: 01-20-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1959. WRITER: Plant, Michael. DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. WITH: Baldwin, Peter; Cagle, Wade; Dana, Mark; Davey, Scott; Field, Logan; Lundmark, William; O’Connor, Robert; Russel, Del; Schallert, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Earthbound #1-17. PROD. NO.: 20B. AIR DATE: 0127-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1959. LAST REVISION: 1110-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Hecker, Robert L.; Duncan, David (re-write). DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. WITH: Benton, Anne; Edmonds, Don; Garrett, John; Morrow, Byron; Reed, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Dateline: Moon #1-19. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 02-10-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1959. WRITERS: Leach, Robert Warnes; Dolinsky, Meyer (story). DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Brooks, Rand; Calder, King; Enlow, Dana; Forrest, Brad; Gaye, Lisa; Lauter, Harry; Montgomery, Ray; Moore, Dennis; Waltz, Patrick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Moon Cloud #1-20. PROD. NO.: 19B. AIR DATE: 0217-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1959. WRITER: Kalcheim, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Lang, Otto. WITH: Cliff, John; Dick, Douglas; Hayes, Allison; Masters, Bill; Vaughn, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Contraband #21. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 03-021960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-161959. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Duncan, Donald; Byrne, Stuart James (story). DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. W ITH : Christopher, Robert; Close, John; Coburn, James; McCaffrie, Pat; Osterloh, Robert; Ross, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Dark of the Sun #1-22. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 03-09-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-04-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Duncan, David. DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. W ITH : Darin,

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Robert; Lechner, Billy; McCarthy, Dennis; McNamara, John; Ohmart, Carol; Ross, Manning. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Verdict in Orbit #1-23. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 03-16-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-23-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-12-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Plant, Michael. DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. W ITH : Adams, Peter; Andrews, Tod; Dornan, Robert; Dupont, Norman; Griffin, Tod; McCann, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis. Is There Another Civilization? #1-24. PROD. NO.: 26B. AIR DATE: 03-23-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-24-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-21-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Templeton, William H.; Leach, Robert Warnes; Bixby, Jerome (story). DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. W ITH : Bedell, David; Bryant, John; Carr, Paul; Compton, John; Flynn, Joe; McVey, Tyler; Rayhill, Mike; Vann, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis. Shadows on the Moon #1-25. PROD. NO.: 29b. AIR DATE : 03-30-1960. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-14-1960. LAST REVISION: 01-26-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Duncan, David. DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. W ITH : Carey, Harry, Jr.; Mills, Mort; Mohr, Gerald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Voice of Infinity #1-28. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 04-20-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1960. WRITER: Melchior, Ib. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Brooks, Rand; Cooper, Charles; Hale, Barnaby; Healey, Myron; Stewart, Charles J.; Taeger, Ralph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. From Another World #1-29. PROD. NO.: 28B. AIR DATE: 04-27-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1960. WRITER: Lay, Beirne, Jr. DIRECTOR: Hoffman, Herman. WITH: Conway, Russ; Dexter, Alan; Harper, Rand; Platt, Edward C. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Beyond the Stars #1-31. PROD. NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 05-11-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-23-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-29-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Duncan, David. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Best, James; Fraser, Sally; Nelson, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Into the Sun #1-35. PROD. NO.: 35B. AIR DATE: 0824-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-18-1960. LAST REVISION: 0404-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Jay, Lewis; Freiberger, Fred (story). DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. WITH: Leigh, Nelson; McGuire, Harp; Picerni, Paul; Williams, Mack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY : Rachmil, Lewis (producer).

The Men of Annapolis see Annapolis MGM Parade HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1955, to May 2, 1956; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: MGM; Loew’s Incorporated. PRODUCER: Petersen, Leslie (Les). HOSTS: Murphy, George; Pidgeon, Walter. • In its original format the series featured interviews with MGM stars and information on the making of movies; later the show

Michael Shayne presented clips from vintage films, biographies of stars and previews. #1-11. PROD. NO.: 5612-11. AIR DATE: 1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-04-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wander, Ray. DIRECTOR: Murphy, George. HOST: Murphy, George. GUEST: Hayward, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: clips from: Two Girls and a Sailor, Broadway Melody of 1938, My Old Town, Let’s Talk Turkey, I’ll Cry Tomorrow; vault copy; composite script; copy #37. #1-12. PROD. NO.: 5612-12. AIR DATE: 1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-04-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wander, Ray. DIRECTOR: Murphy, George. HOST: Murphy, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: clips from: Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, Home Movie, Master Will Shakespeare, Kismet; vault copy; composite script; copy #47. #1-13. PROD. NO.: 5612-13. AIR DATE: 1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-13-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-04-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wander, Ray. DIRECTOR: Murphy, George. HOST: Murphy, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: clips from: The Great Waltz, Miracle of Salt Lake, Safety Sleuth (short), I’ll Cry Tomorrow; vault copy; mimeograph copy; copy #46. #1-14. PROD. NO.: 5612-14. AIR DATE: 1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1955. WRITER: Wander, Ray. DIRECTOR: Murphy, George. HOST: Murphy, George. GUEST: Keel, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: clips from: Mutiny on the Bounty, The Greatest Gift, Bears and Beavers (cartoon), Kismet; mimeograph file copy; vault copy; copy #46.

Michael Shayne (Michael Shayne, Private Detective) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 28, 1958 (pilot); Sept. 30, 1960, to May 19, 1961; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 32 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. PRODUCERS: Ellis, Antony; Hoffman, Joseph. S TARRING: Denning, Richard. WITH : Clarke, Gary; Donahue, Patricia; Paris, Jerry; Regan, Margie; Rudley, Herbert. • Crime series about a private detective in Miami Beach, following the radio series (1944-53), based on a character created by Brett Haliday. The pilot film was part of the anthology series Decision. Dolls Are Deadly #1-1. PROD. NO.: 4404. AIR DATE: 09-30-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1960. LAST REVISION: 08-17-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Shaw, Robert J. DIRECTOR: Stewart, Paul. WITH: Albertson, Jack; Blake, Whitney; Caine, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; handwritten synopsis on cover; name change; some marks and notes.

The Mickey Mouse Club: The Hardy Boys (The Hardy Boys Sequel; The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of the Ghost Farm) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Oct. 3, 1955, to Sept. 24, 1959; weekdays, 5:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (seasons 1-2), 30 minutes (seasons 3-4). PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. PRODUCER: Walsh, Jim. DIRECTOR: Spring-

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SERIES steen, R.G. STARRING: Considine, Tim; Kirk, Tommy. • Children’s series with a group of children (Mouseketeers) as hosts and performers. The program format typically consisted of a short documentary film or newsreel, a sketch, an episode of a filmed serial, and a cartoon, each day constructed around a general theme. One of the serials presented on the Mickey Mouse Club, aired during the third season (1957-58) of the Club, the Hardy Boys episodes were based on the popular children’s novels. The Mystery of Ghost Farm #3-1 through 3-9. PROD. NO.: 8238-021 to 8238-029. AIR DATES: 09-301957, to 10-15-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1957. VERSION: shooting script. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. WITH: Campbell, Carole Ann; Selby, Sarah; Conway, Russ; Amsberry, Bob; Baer, John; Harmon, John; Lime, Yvonne. USED BY: Jolly, Stan.

The Mickey Rooney Show see Hey Mulligan Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 9, 1983 (TV movie); Jan. 26, 1984 (pilot); Jan. 28, 1984, to Jan. 12, 1985; Saturdays, 10:00/9:00 P.M.; Apr. 18, 1986 (movie); Sept. 27, 1986, to Jun. 6, 1987; Saturdays, 9:00 P.M.; May 21, 1989 (TV movie); 60 minutes; 49 episodes (+ movies and pilot). PROD. CO.: Jay Bernstein Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Bernstein, Jay. PRODUCERS: Abatemarco, Frank; Blatt, Daniel; Singer, Robert. STARRING: Keach, Stacy. WITH: Barth, Eddie; Benton, Lee; Bloom, Lindsay; Denton, Donna; Egan, Eddie; Goldman, Danny; Powers, Ben; Stroud, Don; Williams, Kent. • Second TV series (after the 1958 series with Darren McGavin) loosely based on the books by Mickey Spillane. 24 Karat Dead #1-1. PROD. NO.: 192808. AIR DATE: 01-28-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Froehlich, Bill; Lisson, Mark. DIRECTOR: Lange, Ted. WITH: Bloom, Lindsay; Egan, Eddie; Gelman, Larry; Goldman, Danny; Guillory, Bennet; Hallick, Tom; Heasley, Marla; Scoggins, Tracy; Stock, Barbara; Stroud, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Vickie’s Song #1-4. PROD. NO.: 192802. AIR DATE: 02-18-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Gunn, Joseph (Joe) A. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Bloom, Lindsay; Goldman, Danny; Herring, Lynn; Keats, Steven; McCloskey, Leigh; McGill, Jan; Milligan, Spencer; Sabella, Ernie; Southwick, Shawn; Stroud, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Shots in the Dark #1-5. PROD . NO.: 192804. AIR DATE: 03-03-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Gross, Larry. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Abraham, Dawn; Benton, Lee; Bloom, Lindsay; Burke, Delta; Christian, Claudia; Conaway, Jeff ; Cypert, Cynthia; DeBenning, Burr; Egan, Eddie; Goldman, Danny; Harrison, Jenilee; Pankin, Stuart; Ray, Jacqueline; Stone, Sharon; Stroud, Don; Williams, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

SERIES Dead on a Dime (Dead Empty) #1-6. PROD. NO.: 192806. AIR DATE: 03-10-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-281983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sandefur, B.W. DIRECTOR: Laven, Arnold. WITH: Bevis, Leslie; Blackburn, Greta; Bloom, Lindsay; Coleman, Signy; Egan, Eddie; Goldman, Danny; Heasley, Marla; Horan, Barbara; Powers, Ben; Stroud, Don; Williams, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Sex Trap #1-7. PROD. NO.: 192809. AIR DATE: 03-24-1984. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-08-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Sandefur, B.W. DIRECTOR: Frawley, James. WITH: Benton, Lee; Bloom, Lindsay; Cadell, Ava; Halsey, Brett; Powers, Ben; Stroud, Don; Tata, Joe E.; Walden, Susan; Williams, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Negative Image #1-8. PROD. NO.: 192812. AIR DATE: 03-31-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Marshall, George Lee. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Benton, Lee; Bloom, Lindsay; Christian, Nat; Davalos, Elyssa; Herring, Lynn; Keats, Steven; Lambert, Paul; Moffat, Katherine (Kitty); Stroud, Don; Williams, Kent. The Perfect Twenty #1-9. PROD. NO.: 192811. AIR DATE: 04-07-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Viola, Joe. DIRECTOR: Patterson, John. WITH: Anderson, Ingrid; Barth, Eddie; Benton, Lee; Bloom, Lindsay; Brauner, Asher; Clark, Dane; Curris, Michael; Dickerson, John; Goldman, Danny; Montgomery, Ritchie; Powers, Ben; Shower, Kathy; Stroud, Don; Tween, Shannon; Williams, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Satan, Cyanide and Murder #1-10. PROD . NO.: 192810. AIR DATE: 04-14-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 03-131984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Downing, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. W ITH : Barth, Eddie; Bloom, Lindsay; Chiles, Linden; Denton, Donna; Egan, Eddie; Goldman, Danny; Kramer, Stepfanie; Lombardi, Leigh; Rossi, Leo; Stroud, Don; Swope, Tracy Brooks; Williams, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Slaughter on 7th Avenue (The Sorcerer’s Apprentice) [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 192827. SCRIPT DATE: 1217-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Schmerer, James; Berkowitz, Stan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Millionaire (If You Had a Million) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Marvin Miller Collection —143 scripts (140 episodes); Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —122 scripts (96 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 19, 1955, to Jun. 7, 1960; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 207 episodes. PROD. CO.: Don Fedderson Productions, Hollywood; Silverstone Films; Tido Productions. EXEC. P ROD .: Henry, Fred. P RODUCERS: Fedderson, Don; Henry, Fred. D IRECTORS: Altman, Robert; Brahm, John; Green, Alfred E.; Haas, Charles F.; Kern, James V.; Martin, Sobey; Martinson, Leslie H.; Peyser, John; Mayer, Gerald; Seiter, William A.; Sheldon, James. STARRING: Miller, Marvin; Frees, Paul. • Series about a multi-millionaire who gives a million dollars to a needy person each week, with the help of his private secretary. Our scripts include episodes dated 1979

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The Millionaire from the Merlin Collection; they were written for a proposed revival series that had a two-hour, threepart pilot Dec. 27, 1978, but was not picked up. Amy Moore #1-1. PROD. NO.: 330. AIR DATE: 01-191955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1954. LAST REVISION: 10-121954. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: McCall, Mary C., Jr. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Archer, John; Galli, Ray; Gerry, Toni; Gordon, Roy; McNear, Howard; Marshe, Vera; Pepper, Barbara. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Carl Nelson Story #1-2. PROD. NO.: 333. AIR DATE: 01-26-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1954. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Hoffman, Charles. WITH : Forrest, William; Franz, Arthur; Gaulladet, John; Garland, Beverly. Joe Iris #1-3. PROD. NO.: 332. AIR DATE: 02-02-1955. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Webb, James R. DIRECTOR: Seiter, William A. WITH: Brown, Harry; Conway, Russ; Coy, Walter; Gates, Nancy; Gordon, Roy; Hudson, John; Mitchell, Frank; Newell, William; Richards, Frank; Williams, Robert B. Dan Mulcahy #1-4. PROD. NO.: 334. AIR DATE: 0209-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 01-04-1955. LAST REVISION: 0112-1954. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: McCall, Mary C. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Audley, Eleanor; Bice, Robert; Brophy, Edward; Culver, Lillian; Fischer, Jane; Flavin, James; Hytten, Olaf; Lauter, Harry; Marlowe, Nora; Norden, Eric; Phinney, Foster H.; Straight, Clarence; Tully, Phil; Tyler, Harry. Emily Short #1-5. PROD. NO.: 335. AIR DATE: 02-161955. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-03-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Granet, Bert. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Borden, Eugene; Codee, Ann; Jones, Carolyn; Marsac, Maurice; Mitchell, Laurie; Murphy, Donald; Patton, Richard; Shackleton, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. Margaret Browning #1-6. PROD . NO.: 337. AIR DATE : 02-23-1955. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-17-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-20-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: McCall, Mary C. WITH: Baker, Fay; Leslie, Nan. Nancy Marlborough #1-8. PROD . NO.: 336. AIR DATE : 03-09-1955. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-18-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-24-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Raison, Milton M. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Bryar, Paul; Cavanaugh, Paul; Charney, Kim; Corby, Ellen; Forbes, Don; Gordon, Roy; Haade, William; Indrisano, John; Jaeckel, Richard; Marlowe, Frank; Repp, Stafford; Scannell, Frank. Betty Jane Ryan #1-9. PROD. NO.: 338. AIR DATE: 03-16-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 01-31-1955. LAST REVISION: 02-01-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Schaefer, Robert. W ITH : Byron, Jean; Garland, Richard; Howard, John. Charles Lamar #1-10. PROD. NO.: 339. AIR DATE: 03-23-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1955. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Wald, Malvin; Jacobs, Jack. WITH: Howell, Jean; Johnson, Lamont; Tedrow, Irene; Wengraf, John. Ken Fowler #1-11. PROD. NO.: 340. AIR DATE: 03-301955. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-12-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Chandler, David. WITH: Brophy, Sallie; Connor, Whitfield; Quarry, Robert. Pev Johnson #1-12. PROD. NO.: 341. AIR DATE: 0406-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Raison, Milton M. WITH: Freeman,

The Millionaire Lennie; Shields, Arthur; Tanin, Eleanor. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Quentin Harwood #1-13. P ROD . NO.: 343. AIR DATE: 04-13-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lester, Seeleg. WITH: Cornthwaite, Robert; Eiler, Barbara. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Fred Malcolm #1-14. PROD. NO.: 344. AIR DATE: 0420-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-04-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. W ITH : Heyes, Herbert; Jarmyn, Jill; Reynolds Marjorie; Sullivan, Liam; Tremayne, Les. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Luke Fortune #1-15. PROD . NO.: 342. AIR D ATE : 04-27-1955. WRITER: McCall, Mary C., Jr. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Carson, Robert; Corday, Paula; Deacon, Richard; Forbes, Don; Gray, Coleen; Hudson, Larry; O’Brian, Hugh; Stevens, Harmon; Whitney, Shirley (Shurle). Jack Martin (Jack Monday) #1-16. PROD. NO.: 346. AIR DATE : 05-04-1955. S CRIPT D ATE : 03-25-1955. V ERSION: revised script. W RITER: Clayton, Robert; Leonard, Jack (story). W ITH : Alvin, John; Coates, Phyllis; Langton, Paul. Walter Carter #1-17. PROD. NO.: 347. AIR DATE: 0511-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1955. LAST REVISION: 0330-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Gill, Frank, Jr.; Cole, Phil; Pedicini, Dick. WITH: Brooks, Rand; Gwenn, Edmund; Jordan, Julie. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Merle Roberts #1-18. PROD. NO.: 348. AIR DATE: 0518-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 04-06-1955. LAST REVISION: 0408-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: McCall, Mary C., Jr. WITH: Bell, James; DeWitt, Jacqueline; Lane, Charles; Miles, Vera; Quarry, Robert. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Uncle Robby #1-19. PROD. NO.: 349. AIR DATE: 0525-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1955. LAST REVISION: 0420-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Lester, Seeleg; David, Steven (story). WITH: Bates, Barbara; Bryant, John; Helton, Percy. Sam Donovan #1-20. PROD. NO.: 350. AIR DATE: 0601-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 04-23-1955. LAST REVISION: 0425-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Gillis, Jackson. WITH : Adams, Dorothy; Bestar, Barbara; Gordon, Roy; Nichols, Robert. Vickie Lawson #1-21. PROD. NO.: 351. AIR DATE: 0608-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 05-04-1955. LAST REVISION: 0505-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Chandler, David (also story); McCall, Mary C., Jr. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; Brooke, Hillary; Stevens, Craig. Cobb Marley #1-22. PROD. NO.: 352. AIR DATE: 0615-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1955. LAST REVISION: 0519-1955. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Raison, Milton M. (also story); Clayton, Robert. WITH: Ames, Rachel; Corrigan, Lloyd; Field, Mary; Gordon, Roy; Woods, Donald. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Mildred Milliken #1-23. PROD. NO.: 345. AIR DATE: 06-22-1955. SCRIPT DATE : 03-17-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Hoffman, Charles; James, Polly (story). D IRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. W ITH : Barker, Jess; Carroll, Virginia; Crehan, Dorothy; Garver, Kathy; Harman, Gil; Moore, Del; Parks, Hildy; Rawley, James; Spring, Helen; Thompson, Tina; Westcott, Helen. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Rita Keeley #2-1. PROD. NO.: 354. AIR DATE: 09-28-

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SERIES 1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1955. WRITER: McCall, Mary C., Jr. WITH: Crosson, Robert; Gordon, Roy; Kirkpatrick, Jess; Vohs, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. Robert Croft #2-2. PROD. NO.: 355. AIR DATE: 1005-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1955. WRITERS: Chandler, David; Wander, Ray (story). DIRECTOR: Keller, Harry. WITH: Camlin, Peter; Geray, Steven; Gordon, Roy; Haden, Sara; Lee, Rudy; Martin, Thomas; Reed, Walter; Stevens, Warren; Stuart, Randy. Joe Seaton #2-3. PROD. NO.: 356. AIR DATE: 10-121955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1955. LAST REVISION: 08-121955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Townley, Jack. WITH: Firestone, Eddie; Henry, Thomas Browne; Sudlow, Joan. Iris Millar #2-4. PROD. NO.: 358. AIR DATE: 10-191955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1955. LAST REVISION: 09-081955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Chandler, David. WITH: Brewster, Diane; Bush, Gilmore; Gates, Nancy; Grey, Virginia; Kelley, DeForest; Mitchell, Carlyle; Sturgess, Olive; Vander Pyle, Jean; Wilton, Eric. Ralph McKnight #2-5. PROD. NO.: 353. AIR DATE: 06-13-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1955. LAST REVISION: 05-23-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Tibbles, George. WITH: Akins, Claude; Crenna, Richard. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Tom Bryan #2-6. PROD. NO.: 357. AIR DATE: 11-021955. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-06-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Schiller, Fred (also story); McCall, Mary C., Jr. WITH: Chapin, Billy; Daly, James; Hurlbut, Gladys; Vincent, June. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. Peggy Demos #2-7. PROD. NO.: 361. AIR DATE: 1109-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1955. LAST REVISION: 0920-1955. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: McCall, Mary C., Jr. WITH: Clifford, Ruth; Gibson, Virginia; Grey, Virginia; Pine, Phillip; White, Johnstone. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Jerome Wilson #2-8. PROD. NO.: 359. AIR DATE: 1116-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1955. LAST REVISION: 0914-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Tibbles, George. WITH: Cooper, Maxine; Dark, Christopher; Elliott, Ross; Roope, Fay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Nora Paul #2-9. PROD. NO.: 360. AIR DATE: 11-231955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1955. LAST REVISION: 09-221955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Montiague, Josef. WITH: Bard, Katharine; Blakeney, Olive; Burns, Bart; Howat, Clark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Steve Carey 2-10. PROD. NO.: 364. AIR DATE: 11-301955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-191955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Donavan, Hobart. W ITH : Barry, Gene; Seay, James; Skinner, Edna; Stephenson, Maureen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Don Lewis #2-11. PROD. NO.: 363. AIR DATE: 12-071955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-141955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: McCall, Mary C., Jr. WITH: Carr, Marian; Harvey, Jean G.; Hutton, Robert; Weldon, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; some marks and notes. Jeff Ellis #2-12. PROD. NO.: 366. AIR DATE: 12-141955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-291955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Trivers, Barry. WITH: Howard, Nancy; Jacques, Ted; Kemmer, Ed;

SERIES Milletaire, Carl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Wilbur T. Gerrold #2-13. PROD. NO.: 365. AIR DATE: 12-21-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1955. LAST REVISION: 10-24-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Chandler, David. WITH : Bryant, Michael; Eaton, Evelyn; Meredith, Cheerio; Williams, Rhys. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Philip Sargent #2-14. PROD. NO.: 367. AIR DATE: 12-28-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1955. LAST REVISION: 11-03-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lester, Seeleg. WITH: Forrest, Robert; Millar, Marjie; Reid, Elliott; Willis, Norman. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; stock list. Chris Hall #2-15. PROD. NO.: 369. AIR DATE: 01-041956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1955. LAST REVISION: 11-121955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Williams, Bob; Goldman, Larry (story). WITH: Kelly, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; some marks and notes. John Hardin #2-16. PROD. NO.: 362. AIR DATE: 0111-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1955. LAST REVISION: 1108-1955. VERSION: fourth revision. W RITERS: Gill, Frank, Jr. (also story); Brown, Carleton (also story); Raison, Milton M. W ITH : Craven, John; Morrow, Brad; Reid, Carl Benton; Ross, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; some marks. Cindy Bowen #2-17. PROD. NO.: 368. AIR DATE: 0118-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1955. LAST REVISION: 1118-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. WITH : Bennett, Fran; Emmet, Michael; Hadley, Nancy; Poindexter, Ina. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; stock list. Jean Griffith #2-18. PROD. NO.: 371. AIR DATE: 0125-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1955. LAST REVISION: 1203-1955. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Lester, Seeleg. WITH: Bernard, Dorothy; Dunne, Steve; Henderson, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Larry Evans #2-19. PROD. NO.: 372. AIR DATE: 0201-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1955. LAST REVISION: 1210-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Williams, Bob. WITH: Fields, Darlene; Mills, Gordon; Patterson, Herbert; Todd, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Brian Hendricks #2-20. PROD. NO.: 373. AIR DATE: 02-08-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1955. LAST REVISION: 01-03-1956. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. WITH: Dobkin, Lawrence; Erickson, Leif; Mathews, Carole; Vaughn, Jeanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Arthur Darner #2-21. PROD. NO.: 370. AIR DATE: 02-15-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pagano, Jo. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Catillo, Gloria; Dante, Jeanne; Fafara, Tiger; Garrity, Patty Ann; Gorgon, Jack; Hale, Nancy; Hunley, Gary; Pyle, Denver; Stewart, Kay; White, Sandy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; some marks and notes. Louise Williams #2-32. PROD. NO.: 386. AIR DATE: 05-02-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 03-30-1956. LAST REVISION: 04-03-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. WITH: Brown, Vanessa. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; title and first two pages missing.

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The Millionaire Captain Carroll #2-34. PROD. NO.: 388. AIR DATE: 05-16-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-09-1956. LAST REVISION: 04-17-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. WITH: Anton, Ronald; Hopper, William; Leigh, Nelson; Towne, Aline; Phipps, William. Olivia Grainger #2-36. PROD. NO.: 387. AIR DATE: 05-30-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-10-1956. LAST REVISION: 04-17-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; de St. Colombe, Paul (story). WITH: Holt, Jacqueline; Rafferty, Frances; Reason, Rex; Scott, Simon. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Jill Mayfield #2-37. PROD. NO.: 390. AIR DATE: 0606-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-24-1956. LAST REVISION: 0430-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Morhaim, Joe. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Camden, Joan; Fuller, Barbara; Hansen, Peter; Kobe, Gail; Tannen, Charles. Kathy Munson #3-1. PROD. NO.: 389. AIR DATE: 0912-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1956. LAST REVISION: 05-07-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bassing, Robert. WITH: Hale, Barbara; Roerick, William; Williams, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Jane Carr #3-2. PROD. NO.: 394. AIR DATE: 09-191956. SCRIPT DATE: 05-14-1956. LAST REVISION: 06-111956. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Neubauer, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Avery, Tol; Craig, James; Dickinson, Angie; Hall, Bob; Kennedy, Bill; Leicester, William; McKee, Tom; Mitchell, Ewing. ADDITIONAL INFO: retake. Anna Hartley #3-3. PROD. NO.: 391. AIR DATE: 0926-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 05-03-1956. LAST REVISION: 0514-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Hursley, Frank; Hursley, Doris; Raison, Milton; Montiague, Josef (story). WITH: Ford, Constance; Graves, Peter; Palmer, Mildred. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; retake. Charles Hartford Simpson #3-4. PROD. NO.: 392. AIR DATE: 10-03-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1956. LAST REVISION: 05-18-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Arnold, Danny. WITH: Gleason, James; Holmes, Taylor; Mustin, Burt; Qualen, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Joey Diamond #3-8. PROD. NO.: 396. AIR DATE: 1031-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1956. LAST REVISION: 0709-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; Hamilton, Aileen (story). DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Braun, Judith; Conway, Russ; Fowley, Douglas; Laughlin, Tom; Morrow, Vic; Reynolds, Alan; Spelling, Aaron; Vick, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Story of David Tremayne #3-9. PROD. NO.: 399. AIR DATE: 11-07-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1956. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; Marion, Charles (story). DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Bryar, Paul; Corner, Sally; Frees, Paul; Odney, Douglas; Richards, Danny, Jr.; Robinson, Ann; Spencer, Douglas; Tuttle, Lurene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Salvatore Michelangelo Buonarotti #3-14. PROD. NO.: 315A. AIR DATE: 12-12-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-031956. LAST REVISION : 10-09-1956. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Arnold, Danny. D IRECTOR: Kern, James V. WITH: Beckett, Scotty; Castillo, Gloria; Grant, Paul; Paiva, Nestor; Santon, Penny; Puglia, Frank; Riss, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Judge Westholme #3-24. P ROD . NO.: 321A. AIR DATE : 02-20-1957. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-09-1957. LAST

The Millionaire REVISION: 01-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Trivers, Barry. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. W ITH : Buferd, Marilyn; Carson, Robert; Cook, Elisha, Jr.; Moody, Ralph; Packer, Doris; Parnell, James; Richards, Addison; Shannon, Harry; White, Will J.; Winkelman, Michael. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Jerry Bell #3-25. PROD. NO.: 324A. AIR DATE: 0227-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1957. LAST REVISION: 0123-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. D IRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. W ITH : Bronson, Charles; Johnson, Georgeann; Lorimer, Louise; Stephens, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Jerry Patterson #3-26. PROD. NO.: 393. AIR DATE: 03-06-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1956. LAST REVISION: 06-05-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. WITH: Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Martin, Strother; Stewart, Marianne; Webb, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Crystal Sands #3-30. PROD. NO.: 322A. AIR DATE: 04-10-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1957. LAST REVISION: 02-26-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Adelman, Jerry; Hursley, Frank (story); Hursley, Doris (story). DIRECTOR: Haas, Charles F. WITH: Danton, Joan; Davis, Lisa; Hayden, Nora; Ruick, Barbara; Simmons, Dori; Spalding, Kim; Sullivan, Liam; Wood, Wilson. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Carol Wesley #3-32. PROD. NO.: 328A. AIR DATE: 04-24-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1957. WRITER: Adamson, Ed. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Bronson, Lillian; Crane, Norma; Pate, Michael; Ward, Victoria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; some marks and notes. Hub Grimes #3-33. PROD. NO.: 327A. AIR DATE: 05-01-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-11-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Hursley, Frank; Hursley, Doris. DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: Barrett, Katherine; Connors, Chuck; McArt, Molly; Michaels, Nicola; Prickett, Maudie; Scott, Simon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; some marks and notes. Chris Daniels #3-34. PROD. NO.: 323A. AIR DATE: 05-08-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Green, Howard J. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Barton, Gregg ; Eldredge, George; Fraser, Sally; Hamilton, Murray; Murphy, Jimmy; Scannell, Frank; Silvers, Johnny; Teal, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; stock list; name changes; some marks and notes. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Story of Josef Marton #3-35. PROD. NO.: 329A. AIR DATE: 05-15-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Trivers, Barry. DIRECTOR: Kern, James V. WITH: Dantine, Helmut; Gallaudet, John; Gary, Gene; Janti, Azemate; Linder, Alfred; Martin, Eugene; Reimers, Ed; Rensing, Violet; Staunton, Ann; Stewart, Kay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Ted McAllister Story #3-36. PROD. NO.: 330A. AIR DATE: 05-22-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 03-04-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-13-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Haynes, Wesley; Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Kern, James V. WITH: Atwater, Barry; Carlyle, John;

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SERIES Eden, Barbara; Seldes, Marian; Stricklyn, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; 2 copies. Dan Larsen #3-37. PROD. NO.: 326A. AIR DATE: 0529-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 02-12-1957. LAST REVISION: 0411-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Schiller, Fred; Pagano, Jo (also story). DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH : Beddoe, Don; Cortland, John; De Sales, Francis; Dick, Douglas; King, Walter Woolf; Reimers, Ed; Spring, Helen; White, Christine. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; some marks and notes. Diane Loring #3-38. PROD. NO.: 332A. AIR DATE: 06-05-1957. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-27-1957. WRITERS: Bohem, Endre; Vittes, Louis. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: George, Anthony; Johnson, Jason; Martell, Donna; Roberts, Tracey; Snyder, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Bob Fielding #3-39. PROD. NO.: 395. AIR DATE: 0612-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-22-1956. LAST REVISION: 0531-1956. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Hawley, Lowell S. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Carey, Leonard; Case, Kathleen; Corden, Henry; Kruschen, Jack; McCallion, James; Paris, Jerry; Randolph, Isobel; Repp, Stafford. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; some marks and notes. Pete Marlow #4-2. PROD. NO.: 331A. AIR DATE: 0925-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1957. LAST REVISION: 0409-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Williams, Bob; Montiague, Josef (also story). DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH : Barcroft, Roy; Barton, Dan; Blake, Whitney; Rankin, Gilman (Gil) W.; Simon, Robert F.; Toomey, Regis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Roy Delbridge #4-3. PROD. NO.: 337A. AIR DATE: 10-02-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-27-1957. LAST REVISION: 07-25-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Scott, DeVallon; Bellem, Robert L. DIRECTOR: Mayer; Gerald. WITH: Cooper, Jeanne; Garrett, Don; Guardino, Harry; Harden, Sasha; Lovsky, Celia; Mitchum, John; Mylong, John; Parry, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Carl Bronson #4-4. PROD. NO.: 335A. AIR DATE: 1009-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1957. LAST REVISION: 0816-1957. VERSION : revised script. W RITER : Baumer, Marie. D IRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. W ITH : Abbott, Philip; Du Frayne, Jane; Olsen, Chris; Wever, Ned; Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; some marks and notes; title is not Carol Bronson. Laura Hunter #4-5. PROD. NO.: 338A. AIR DATE: 1016-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1957. LAST REVISION: 0725-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Blanchard, Mari; Clute, Sidney; Field, Logan; Peters, Ralph; Pinson, Allen; Vivyan, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; some marks and notes. Larry Parker #4-6. PROD. NO.: 339A. AIR DATE: 1023-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1957. LAST REVISION: 0808-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Pagano, Jo; Adkins, Iva V. (story). DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Del Val, Jean; Douglas, James; Eiler, Barbara; Miller, Kristine; Pasques, Christian; Waring, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list.

SERIES Ruth Ferris #4-7. PROD. NO.: 340A. AIR DATE: 1030-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 07-03-1957. LAST REVISION: 0830-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Adamson, Ed. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Banks, Joan; Leslie, Bethel; Maross, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hap Connolly #4-8. PROD. NO.: 346A. AIR DATE: 11-13-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1957. LAST REVISION: 09-11-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Roche, Jack. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Brodrick, Malcolm; Chambers, Wheaton; Dano, Royal; Hazlett, Zoe; McMahon, David. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Frank Keegan #4-9. PROD. NO.: 347A. AIR DATE: 11-20-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1957. LAST REVISION: 09-26-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Adamson, Ed. WITH : Bender, Russ; Crawford, Johnny; Jenks, Frank; McLeod, Catherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Steve Logan #4-10. PROD. NO.: 341A. AIR DATE: 1127-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 07-03-1957. LAST REVISION: 0918-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Roche, Jack. D IRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH : Greenway, Tom; Kowal, Mitch; Richards, Jeff; Picerni, Paul; Willes, Jean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; stock list; some marks and notes. Anitra Dellano #4-11. PROD. NO.: 348A. AIR DATE: 12-04-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 08-30-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-11-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pagano, Jo. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Boardman, Nan; Edwards, Penny; Larsen, Keith; O’Malley, Kathleen; Sharpe, Karen; Smith, Jimmie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. The Hugh Waring Story #4-12. PROD. NO.: 344A. AIR DATE: 12-11-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-22-1957. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Purcell, June (story). DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Curtwright, Jorja; Evans, Charles; Foran, Dick; Kerr, Larry; Lain, Jewell; McCarthy, Dennis; Morris, Frances; Smith, Sydney; Watkin, Pierre. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Barron, J[ack], make-up department (1 copy). Barbara Lydon #4-13. PROD. NO.: 334A. AIR DATE: 12-18-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-16-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Laird, Jack; Schiller, Wilton. DIRECTOR: Springsteen, R.G. WITH: Brewster, Diane; Dolenz, George; Ford, Ross; Heydt, Louis Jean; Jochim, Anthony; Mercier, Louis; Smiley, Ralph; Strickland, Amzie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Regina Wainwright #4-14. PROD. NO.: 336A. AIR DATE : 12-25-1957. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-28-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-28-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Adelman, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. W ITH : Henderson, Marcia; Inescort, Frieda; Janssen, David; Stafford, Hanley. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Rod Matthews #4-15. PROD. NO.: 345A. AIR DATE: 01-01-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1957. LAST REVISION: 09-19-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Fulton, John (story); Stephens, John (story). DIRECTOR: Shelton, James. WITH: Anderson, Richard; Dobkin, Lawrence (Larry); Kaiser, Dick;

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The Millionaire Meriwether, Lee; Mitchell, Carlyle; Roth, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Marjorie Martinson #4-16. PROD. NO.: 351A. AIR DATE: 01-08-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1957. LAST REVISION: 10-30-1957. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Pagano, Jo; Aley, Albert (story). D IRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Albertson, Frank; Audley, Eleanor; Barrett, Tony; Conway, Russell (Russ); Dehaan, Norma; Grey, Virginia; Herrin, Jack; Janiss, Vivi. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; name change; shooting schedule. Peter Bartley #4-17. PROD. NO.: 325A. AIR DATE: 0115-1958. SCRIPT DATES: 01-22-1957 / 01-25-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Jerry. WITH: Elhardt, Kaye; Ericson, John; Green, Ronald; Korper, Rene; Lundy, Rocky; Maga, Micky; Nolan, Jeanette; Savage, Paul; Washbrook, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; 5 copies. The Jonathan Bookman Story#4-18. PROD. NO.: 354A. AIR DATE: 01-22-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-20-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Lester, Seeleg (story). DIRECTOR: Kern, James V. WITH : Baragrey, John; Clarke, Gloria; Hodgins, Earle; King, Brett; Robinson, Frances; Talbot, Gloria; Victor, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Doris Winslow #4-19. PROD. NO.: 352A. AIR DATE: 01-29-1958. SCRIPT DATE : 10-15-1957. LAST REVISION: 12-18-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Esta-brook, Howard (also story); Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Gilbert, Jo; McVey, Tyler; Moore, Joanna; Pennell, Larry; Ryan, Dick; Wells, Rebecca; Winters, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Michael Holm #4-20. PROD. NO.: 349A. AIR DATE: 02-05-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-10-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-27-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Shevin, Fred (story). DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Austin, Tom; Becker, Terry; Bellaver, Harry; Edwards, Elaine; Edwards, Jack; Lyons, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Martha Crockett #4-21. PROD . N O.: 342A. A IR DATE: 02-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-18-1957. LAST REVISION: 12-09-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Langdon, Dory; Merlin, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Fox, Michael; Hill, Hallene; Lindsay, Margaret; Meredith, Cheerio; Morrison, Barbara; Novello, Jay; Patterson, Ronnie. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; some marks and notes; 5 copies. John Richards #4-22. PROD. NO.: 353A. AIR DATE: 02-26-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-23-1957. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Baumer, Marie. D IRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH : Batanides, Arthur; Blake, Robert; Christy, Ken; Leighton, Linda; McVey, Patrick (Pat); Summers, Jerry; Terrell, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Johanna Judson #4-23. PROD. NO.: 357A. AIR DATE: 03-05-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-22-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Scott, DeVallon. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Dayton, June; Long, Richard; Marly, Florence; Shaw, Reta. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; some marks and notes.

The Millionaire Raymond Dupar (Hear No Evil) #4-24. PROD. NO.: 356A. AIR DATE: 03-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 12-18-1957. LAST REVISION: 01-13-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Langdon, Dory. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Bell, Leonard; Corden, Henry; Dayton, Howard; Elliot, Biff ; Gary, Paul; Gerstle, Frank; Gordon; Anita; Lewis, Artie; Lomas, Jack; Marlowe, Nora. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; story outline; 3 copies. Neal Bowers #4-25. PROD. NO.: 359A. AIR DATE: 03-19-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-30-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pagano, Jo. DIRECTOR: Green, Alfred E. WITH: Hansen, Peter; Meadows, Joyce; Milner, Martin; Mylong, John; Til, Roger. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; 2 copies. The John Smith Story #4-26. PROD. NO.: 358A. AIR D ATE : 03-26-1958. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-15-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-11-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Beradino, John; Garland, Richard; Griffith, James; Harmon, John; Mathews, Carole; Stone, James F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Susan Birchard #4-27. PROD. NO.: 355A. AIR DATE: 04-02-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-22-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Scott, DeVallon. DIRECTOR: Springsteen, R.G. WITH: Bellis, Dickie; Brent, Eve; Halsey, Brett; Lippert, Morris; Patten, Luana; Tyler, Leon; Waters, Reba; Woodell, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; name change. Tony Drummond #4-28. PROD . NO.: 363A. A IR D ATE : 04-09-1958. SCRIPT DATE : 02-13-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-26-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Roche, Jack; Franklin, Paul (story). D IRECTOR : Sheldon, James. WITH: Eldredge, John; Farrar, Stanley; Lormer, Jon; Spain, Fay; Tyron, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; stock list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. The Thorne Sisters #4-29. PROD. NO.: 361A. AIR D ATE : 04-16-1958. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-07-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-20-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Roche, Jack; Coulson, Elizabeth (story). DIRECTOR : Peyser, John. W ITH : Baldwin, Bill; Bradley, Stewart; Bronson, Lillian; Chase, Frank; Harvey, Harry; McNear, Howard; Marziso, Grazia; Morris, Frances; O’Neal, Anne; Tuttle, Lurene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Rafe Peterson #4-30. PROD. NO.: 360A. AIR DATE: 04-23-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-11-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-17-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. W ITH : Dean, Roy; Freeman, Al, Jr.; Randell, Ron; Ryan, Edmon; Wilkins, Martin; Wynn, May. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. Andrew Sterling #4-31. PROD. NO.: 367A. AIR DATE: 04-30-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 03-24-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-26-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Sherman, Teddi. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Field, Sylvia; Loughery, Jacqueline; Truex, Ernest. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Wally Bannister #4-32. PROD. NO.: 365A. AIR DATE: 05-07-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-11-1958. VERSION: second revision. W RITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Palmer, Stuart (story). DIRECTOR:

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SERIES Jack; Schiller, Wilton; Adelman, Jerry (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Janssen, David; Provine, Dorothy; Smith, K.L.; Thatcher, Torin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; stock list; some marks and notes; lead-ins to Colgate commercials; shooting schedule. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Martin Scott Story #5-6. PROD. NO.: 5260-5. AIR DATE: 10-08-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1958. LAST REVISION: 08-05-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Chandler, David. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Charles, Lewis; Gamble, Ralph; Hayes, Maggie; Kinsolving, Lee; Knowles, Patric; Millard, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule. Ellen Curry #5-7. PROD. NO.: 5260-7. AIR DATE: 1015-1958. SCRIPT DATES: 07-11-1958 / 07-31-1958. LAST REVISION: 08-18-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Goldman, Lawrence Louis. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Barklay, Richard; Comerate, Sheldon; Dalton, Audrey; Wrixon, Maris. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; stock list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin. William Vaughn #5-8. PROD . N O.: 5260-9. AIR DATE: 10-22-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1958. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Canestrai, Gena (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Buchanan, Edgar; Gothie, Bob; Kleeb, Helen; Lea, Jennifer; Marden, Adrienne; Martin, Lewis; Rich, Vernon; Welch, Nelson. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; call sheet; shooting schedule; some marks; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Ralph (The Cat) #5-9. PROD. NO.: 5260-8. AIR DATE: 10-29-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-15-1958. LAST REVISION: 08-19-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Roche, Jack. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Angold, Edit; Bridge, Lois; Elmer, the Cat; Gaye, Gregory; Lane, Charles; Meredith, Cheerio; Moore, Del; Reeves, Richard; Willes, Jean; Williams, Terence (Terry). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; some marks and notes; shooting schedule; 4 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin, Milton. The Dan Howell Story #5-10. PROD. NO.: 5260-11. AIR DATE: 11-05-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-17-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Fimberg, Hal; Waldman, Frank. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Christian, Carl; Correlli, Claire; Davis, Susan; Dunne, Steve; Fafara, Stanley; Henry, Thomas Browne; Landers, Harry; Scott, Mark; Seay, James; Whitney, Celia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; some marks and notes; call sheet; shooting schedule; directions to East Los Angeles Union Pacific Railroad Station; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Newman Johnson Story (Milquetoast) #5-11. PROD . NO.: 5260-12. A IR DATE : 11-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-23-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kantor, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, Jim. WITH: Allyn, Alice; Bean, Orson; Dumbrille, Douglas; Ellis, Rick; Leeds, Peter; Randall, Sue; Strickland, Amzie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; marks and notes; shooting schedule; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin, Milton. The Lee Randolph Story #5-12. PROD. NO.: 5260-

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The Millionaire 10. AIR DATE: 11-19-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-12-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Goldman, Lawrence Louis. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Lord, Jack; Rockwell, Robert; Tanin, Eleanor. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff & crew list; set list; some marks and notes; shooting schedule; 3 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Frank Harrigan (The Cynic) #5-13. PROD . NO.: 5260-13. AIR DATE: 12-03-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-291958. LAST REVISION : 10-06-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Roche, Jack. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Franz, Arthur; Bird, Billie; Burns, Bart; Granville, Joan; Leith, Virginia; Mustin, Burt; Reed, Walter; Reynolds, Alan; Riss, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; some marks and notes; shooting schedule. The Pete Hopper Story (Afraid of the Dark) #5-14. P ROD . NO.: 5260-14. AIR D ATE : 12-10-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-03-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Newman, Samuel. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Alton, Kenneth; Bishop, William; Eyer, Bruce; Milletaire, Carl; Nash, Robert; Ohmart, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Eric Lodek (Nemesis) #5-15. PROD. NO.: 5260-15. AIR DATE: 12-17-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-17-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Hanley, Jack. D IRECTOR: Sheldon, James. W ITH : Bekassy, Stephen; Danton, Ray; DeLeon, Raoul; Eden, Chana; Keys, Robert; Vize, Tommy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (1 copy). William Courtney (Castle in Wales) #5-16. PROD. NO.: 5260-16. AIR DATE: 01-07-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 1103-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-26-1958. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Bellem, Robert Leslie; Ellsworth, Whitney. D IRECTOR: Sheldon, James. W ITH : Conway, Pat; Lauter, Harry; Ney, Richard; Pearce, Sally; Vaughan, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; network crossplug for the Millionaire; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Terrence Costigan (The Stumblebum) #5-17. PROD . NO.: 5260-17. AIR D ATE : 01-14-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-01-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Laird, Jack; Zuckerman, Besse (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Devlin, Joe; George, Sue; Hole, Jonathan; Lonson, Frank; McVey, Tyler; Monroe, Tom; Prickett, Maudie; Scotti, Vito; Ward, Skip; Winninger, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; some marks and notes; 6 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (3 copies); D.F. (2 copies). Irene Marshall (Reunion) #5-18. PROD. NO.: 526018. AIR DATE: 01-21-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-04-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Goldman, Lawrence Louis. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Clayton, Jan; Griffith, James; Hoyt, John; Stephenson, John; Travis, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Julia Conrad (Las Vegas Story) #5-19. PROD. NO.:

The Millionaire 5260-19. AIR DATE: 01-28-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-221958. LAST REVISION : 12-09-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Shaw, Peggy; Shaw, Lou; St. Joseph, Ellis (story); Lambert, Gavin (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Alda, Robert; Bailey, Raymond; Doremus, Allen; Drew, Ellen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (1 copy). Emily Baker (Twice-Jilted Girl) #5-20. PROD. NO.: 5260-20. AIR DATE: 02-04-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-241958. LAST REVISION : 12-05-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Edwards, Lorraine. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Damler, John; Flint, Sam; Forrest, Sally; Hughes, Tony; Lupton, John; Poule, Ezelle; Puglia, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (1 copy). John Rackham (Song of India) #5-21. PROD. NO.: 5260-21. AIR DATE: 02-11-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-211958. L AST REVISION : 12-16-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pagano, Jo. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH : Castillo, Gloria; Cross, David R.; Dubbins, Don; Sofaer, Abraham. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; staff & crew list; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (1 copy). Father Gilhooley (Old Rocking Chair) #5-22. PROD. NO.: 5260-22. AIR DATE: 02-18-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-05-1959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Boehm, David. DIRECTOR: Kern, James. WITH: Foster, Donald; Hamilton, Joseph; Kellaway, Cecil; Norman, B.G.; Powell, Lillian; Thor, Larry; Wilder, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 3 copies. Hank Butler (Baby) #5-23. PROD. NO.: 5260-23. AIR DATE: 02-25-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-02-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Ingram, Gail. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Barry, Patricia (Pat); Bernay, Lynn; Gaines, Richard; Hawley, Helene; Knapp, Robert; Stapp, Marjorie; Wentworth, Martha. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (1 copy). Charlie Weber (The Prizefighter) #5-24. PROD . NO.: 5260-24. AIR DATE: 03-04-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 1211-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-13-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Morrow, Douglas; Durslag, Melvin (idea). DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH : Arnold, Phil; Christy, Ken; Dorr, Lester; Downing, Joe; Frost, Terry; Indrisano, John; Mantell, Joe; Perkins, Gil; Vincent, Virginia; Wallace, George D. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. Angela Temple (Study in Terror) #5-25. P ROD . NO.: 5260-25. AIR DATE: 03-11-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 0107-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-26-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Laird, Jack. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Doty, Bud; Duke, John; Fawcett, William (Bill); Lee, Ruta; Paquin, Robert A.; Patrick, Dennis. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin.

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SERIES 1959. LAST REVISION : 03-27-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Ingram, Gail. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John. WITH: Breslin, Patricia; Reason, Rhodes. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Bill Franklin #5-34. PROD. NO.: 5260-35. AIR DATE: 05-13-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 04-01-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Slater, Barney; Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH : Collier, Marian; Field, Virginia; Harrower, Elizabeth; Margetts, Monty; Morris, Carol; Platt, Marc; Smith, Kent; Van Dreelen, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule. Louise Benson (Out of the Fog) #5-35. PROD. NO.: 5260-36. AIR DATE: 05-20-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-171959. L AST REVISION : 04-06-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pagano, Jo. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Boon, Robert; Evans, Nancy; Garland, Beverly; Gordon, Don; Granstedt, Greta; Kent, Marshall; Milian, Thomas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. Martha Halloran (Happy Landing) #5-36. PROD. NO.: 5260-27. AIR DATE: 05-27-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 0112-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-02-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bloodworth, James. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Arcos, Pilar; Baguez, Salvador; Botelho, Clifford; Colmans, Ed; De Flores, Felipe; Donahue, Patricia (Pat); Gonzales, Carmen; Goya, Lydia; Lopez, Manuel; Roberts, Montoya, Julia; Roberts, Stephen; Vera, Carlos; Williams, Bill. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; stock list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (1 copy). Charles Bradwell (Uncle Charlie) #5-37. P ROD . NO.: 5260-40. AIR DATE: 06-10-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 0420-1959. LAST REVISION: 05-05-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Ward, Al C. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. W ITH : Connolly, Sheila; Heigh, Helene; Kinskey, Leonid; Kirk, Tommy; La Roche, Mary; McHugh, Frank; Nugent, Carol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Mark Fleming (Return) #6-1. PROD. NO.: 5260-39. AIR DATE: 09-16-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 04-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 04-30-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Angold, Edit; Lisa, Anna; Lovsky, Celia; Leigh, Nelson; Milner, Martin; Schiller, Norbert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin. Harry Brown (Separation) #6-2. PROD. NO.: 526037. AIR DATE: 09-23-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 04-09-1959. LAST REVISION: 04-22-1959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Edwards, Lorraine. D IRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Henderson, Marcia; Herbert, Charles; Miller, Dean; Nugent, Judy; Straw, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; alignment of “story sequence”; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin. Lorraine Daggett (The Beach Story) #6-3. PROD. NO.: 5260-38. AIR DATE: 09-30-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 04-

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The Millionaire Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. Jackson Greene (Beatnik) #6-14. PROD. NO.: 526050. AIR DATE: 12-23-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-23-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Marlowe, Jack. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Bacon, James; Eldredge, John; George, Patricia; Moore, Joanna; Patterson, Dick; Williams, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin. Timothy Mackail (Taxi!) #6-15. PROD. NO.: 526052. AIR DATE: 12-30-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-30-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Boyett, William; Coburn, James; Lloyd, Suzanne; Reynolds, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast sheet; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin. Elizabeth Tander (New Shoes) #6-16. PROD. NO.: 5260-53. AIR DATE: 01-06-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-041959. LAST REVISION : 11-17-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Marlowe, Jack. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Dayton, June; O’Neal, Patrick; Taylor, Vaughn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Sylvia Merrick (Where Is Sylvia?) #6-17. PROD . NO.: 5260-54. AIR DATE: 01-13-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 1106-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-18-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Bolton, Muriel Roy. DIRECTOR: Parker, Joe. WITH: Brewster, Diane; Griffin, Robert E.; Kerns, Hubie; Lord, Janet; Lupino, Richard; Mark, Flip; Rogers, Wayne; Way, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin. Whitney Ames (Price Tag on Love) #6-18. PROD. NO.: 5260-55. AIR DATE: 01-20-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 1127-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-10-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Miller, Robert Ellis (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Allman, Elvia; Bergen, Frances; Paige, Robert; Sands, Anita; Van Zandt, Julie. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Janie Harris (The Biggest Wedding in Town) #619. PROD. NO.: 5260-56. AIR DATE: 01-27-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-14-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Blunt, Betty Andrews. DIRECTOR : Parker, Joe. W ITH : Carrier, Albert; Edwards, Penny; England, Sue; Murphy, Mary; Pettit, Jomarie; Stone, Jeffrey; Thomas, Lyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Margaret Stoneham (Love on Trial) #6-20. PROD. NO.: 5260-57. AIR DATE: 02-03-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 1209-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-17-1959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Roche, Jack. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: De Sales, Francis; Doggett, Jerry; Franciscus, James; Freeman, Mona; Hunter, Henry; Ravenel, Florence; Winogradoff, Anatole. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin, Milton.

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SERIES ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; name change; some marks and notes. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. Susan Johnson (Rock ‘n’ Roller) #6-28. PROD. NO.: 5260-65. AIR DATE: 04-06-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-041960. LAST REVISION : 02-24-1960. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Marlowe, Jack. D IRECTOR: Darley, Richard. WITH: Ashley, John; Doran, Ann; Hamilton, Ray; Jackson, Sherry; James, Sheila; Jenks, Frank. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin, Milton. Nancy Cortez (The Bullfighter) #6-29. PROD. NO.: 5260-66. AIR DATE: 04-13-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-021960. LAST REVISION : 02-29-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Winters, Jan; Conde, Estelle. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Blake, Whitney; Hernandez, Freddie; Hernandez, Tom; Lopez, Rafael; Merrill, Lou; Montoya, Julia; Nieto, José; Rojo, Gustavo; Sanchez, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin, Milton. Katherine Boland (Debut) #6-30. PROD . NO.: 5260-68. AIR DATE: 04-20-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-081960. LAST REVISION : 03-15-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Johnson, Marvin C. DIRECTOR: Darley, Dick. WITH: Cowan, Jerome; Moorehead, Agnes; Newkirk, Bob; Weld, Tuesday. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin, Milton. Mara Robinson (Gypsy) #6-31. PROD. NO.: 526067. AIR DATE: 04-27-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-18-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-11-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Ulius, Betty. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Barrier, Edgar; Elsom, Isobel; Jason, Rick; Paget, Debra. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; Michael Anthony lead-ins; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (1 copy). Dixon Cooper (Milkman) #6-32. PROD. NO.: 526069. AIR DATE: 05-04-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-21-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Marlowe, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Bangert, John; Gibson, Virginia; Pennell, Russell; Reynolds, Marjorie; Sargent, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin; Merlin, Milton. Vance Ludlow (Embarrassment of Riches) #6-33. P ROD . NO.: 5260-70. AIR D ATE : 05-11-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-25-1960. LAST REVISION: 04-04-1960. VERSION : revised script. W RITERS : Bolton, Muriel Roy; Bloodworth, James (story). DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Bakewell, William; Fletcher, Louise; Forester, William A.; Mahoney, Jock; Moore, Mary Tyler; Woodell, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; shooting schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (1 copy). Peter Longman (Love Laughs at Locksmiths) #634. PROD. NO.: 5260-71. AIR DATE: 05-25-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1960. LAST REVISION: 04-05-1960. VERSIONS: ?; revised script. WRITER: Blunt, Betty Andrews.

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The Milton Berle Show ton (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. The Walter Gibson Story. SCRIPT DATES: 06-18-1979 / 07-05-1979. VERSIONS: first draft; second draft. WRITER: Long, S.A. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 2 copies. Charles Johnson. SCRIPT DATE: 06-01-1979. LAST REVISION : 06-21-1979. VERSION: first/second draft. WRITER: Wood, Preston. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: Merlin, Milton. Susan Ballard. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1979 (original: 03-27-1959). VERSION: second draft (of rewrite). WRITER: Ingram, Gail. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks; 2 copies. Martha Gray (The Wake). SCRIPT D ATE : 07-051979. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Thorne, Worley.

The Milton Berle Show see Texaco Star Theatre Mission: Impossible HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Earl Ebi Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1966, to Mar. 30, 1973; Saturdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 7:30 P.M. (season 5), 10:00 P.M. (seasons 67); Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2-4); 60 minutes; 171 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions; Paramount Television. EXEC. PROD.: Geller, Bruce. PRODUCERS: Balter, Allan; Crane, Barry; Gantman, Joseph; Heath, Laurence; Kallis, Stanley; Lansbury, Bruce; Thompson, Robert E.; Woodfield, William Read. WITH: Anderson, Barbara; Bain, Barbara; Elliott, Sam; Graves, Peter; George, Lynda Day; Hill, Steve; Johnson, Bob; Landau, Martin; Lupus, Peter; Meriwether, Lee; Morris, Greg ; Nimoy, Leonard; Warren, Lesley Ann. • Adventure series about a group of agents working for a secret government agency who undertake extremely dangerous and technically difficult missions. The Seal #2-9. PROD. NO.: 60035. AIR DATE: 11-051967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1967. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Gantman, Joseph. W RITERS: Woodfield, William Read; Balter, Allan. DIRECTOR: Singer, Alexander. WITH: Bain, Barbara; Bender, Russ; Graves, Peter; Kellett, Pete; Landau, Martin; Lupus, Peter; McGavin, Darren; Mills, Mort; Morris, Greg; Tompkins, Joan. The Counterfeiter #2-20. PROD. NO.: 60045. AIR DATE: 02-04-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Woodfield, William Read; Balter, Allan. DIRECTOR: Katzin, Lee H. WITH: Armstrong, David; Bain, Barbara; Campanella, Frank; Engel, Roy; Fletcher, Aaron; Graves, Peter; Keen, Noah; Landau, Martin; Lormer, Jon; Lupus, Peter; Morris, Greg ; O’Brien, Edmond. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Foreman”). Crack-Up #7-12. PROD. NO.: 60037-154. AIR DATE: 12-09-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 05-25-1972. LAST REVISION: 05-31-1972. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Weiss, Arthur (also story); White, Robert (story); White, Phyllis (story). DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Breck, Peter; Cord, Alex; Cordell, Cathleen; Ebi, Earl; Franz, Arthur; Graves, Peter; Johns, Ralph; Kenneally, Robert; Knight, Edward; Leach, Britt; Lupus, Peter; Mason, Marlyn; Masters, Michael; Morris, Greg ; Pickard,

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The Mississippi HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —11 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 14, 1982 (pilot); Mar. 25, 1983, to Mar. 6, 1984; Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 23 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Ralph Waite Productions in association with Hajeno Productions and Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Morgan, Christopher; Waite, Ralph. PRODUCERS: Crais, Robert; Kallis, Stanley; Morgan, Christopher; O’Brien, Liam; Waters, Ed. STARRING: Waite, Ralph. WITH: Miller, Linda G.; Prange, Laurie; Shaw, Stan. • Dramatic series about a big-city attorney who realizes his dream of running a riverboat on the Mississippi — where he uses his legal skills to help people in need. There Is a Tiger in the Town (All My Life in a Day) #2-1. PROD. NO.: 185232. AIR DATE: 09-27-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-09-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-20-1983. VERSION : revised final draft. P RODUCER : Crais, Robert. W RITER: Crais, Robert. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey (Jeff ). WITH: Keefer, Don; McKinney, Bill; O’Neill, Tricia; Petrie, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Cradle to Grave #2-2. PROD. NO.: 185233. AIR DATE: 10-04-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-26-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Crais, Robert. W RITER: Green, Patricia. D IRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Brooke, Walter; Dillon, Melinda; Piazza, Ben; Reese, Roxanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. The Trial of Ben Walker #2-3. PROD. NO.: 185231. AIR DATE: 10-11-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-12-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Crais, Robert. WRITER: Shaw, David. DIRECTOR : Penn, Leo. W ITH : O’Hara, Jenny. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Shooting #2-5. PROD. NO.: 185234. AIR DATE: 10-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-15-1983. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Crais, Robert. WRITER: Ellis, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Brown, Georg Stanford. WITH: Daly, Tyne; DiReda, Joseph; McPeak, Sandy; Phillips, Michelle; Shaw, Will. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Peace with Honor #2-6. PROD. NO.: 185236. AIR DATE : 11-01-1983. S CRIPT D ATE : 09-19-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-21-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Crais, Robert. WRITER: Green, Patricia. DIRECTOR: Sallin, Robert. WITH: Carroll, Beeson; Corbett, Gretchen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Joey #2-7. PROD. NO.: 185237. AIR DATE: 11-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1983. LAST REVISION: 10-05-1983. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Crais, Robert. WRITER: Pearlberg, Irv. DIRECTOR: March, Alex. WITH: Jackson, Stoney; Killum, Guy; McNeill, Claudia; Wise, Ray; Young, Otis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Crisis of Identity #2-8. PROD . N O.: 185238. AIR DATE: 11-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1983. LAST REVISION : 10-11-1983. V ERSION : revised final draft. P RO -

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DIRECElliott, Stephen; Gladstein, John; Stone, Leonard; Wiseman, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Informed Consent #2-15. PROD. NO.: 185245. AIR DATE: 01-24-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-21-1983. LAST REVISION : 12-29-1983. V ERSION : final draft. P RODUCER : Waters, Ed. WRITER: Turrentine, Rogers. DIRECTOR: Scott, Oz. WITH: Francis, Ivor; Hood, Don; Nevins, Claudette; Richards, Kim; Spelman, Sharon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Abigail #2-16. PROD. NO.: 185246. AIR DATE: 02-071984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1983. LAST REVISION: 01-101984. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER : Waters, Ed. WRITERS: Pearlberg, Irv; Miller, James M. (Jim) (story). DIRECTOR: March, Alex. WITH: Andersen, Bridgette; Burkley, Dennis; Darby, Kim; Miller, Linda G.; Reed, Robert; Shaw, Stan; Townes, Harry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; main & end title credits; filmed entirely on location in and around Natchez, Mississippi. Home Again #2-23. AIR DATE: 03-06-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1984. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1984. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Waters, Ed. WRITER: Brennert, Alan. DIRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Edwards, Ronnie Claire. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Other Woman (Lost and Found) [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 185247 [!]. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1984. L AST REVISION : 01-12-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ellis, Sidney. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Mr. and Mrs. North HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS : NBC; CBS; NBC. B ROADCAST : NBC: Jul. 7, 1949 (pilot, as episode of the anthology series NBC Presents); Jan. 26 to Jul. 20, 1954; Tuesdays, 10:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 18 episodes (+ pilot). CBS: Oct. 3, 1952, to Sept. 25, 1953; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 40 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bernard L. Schubert Productions; Federal Telefilms. EXEC. PROD.: Collier, William, Jr. PRODUCERS: Loveton, John W.; Schubert, Bernard L. STARRING: Britton, Barbara; Denning, Richard. WITH: De Sales, Francis. • Mystery series about a mystery magazine publisher in New York and his wife, who stumble over unsolved murders every week and solve them before the police does. The series was based on the novels written by Richard and Frances Lockridge, and the radio series of the same title (1942-54), which started out as a light comedy, but only became successful after the mystery aspect was added. Climax #2-18. PROD. NO.: N-219. AIR DATE: 05-251954. SCRIPT DATE: 03-26-1954. LAST REVISION: 04-051954. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCER : Loveton, John W. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Brodie, Steve; Conway, Russ; De Sales, Francis; Harmon, John; Keating, Monica; Richards, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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Mister Ed master script. W RITER: Vollaerts, Rik. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes. Xmas. PROD. NO.: 38B. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1954. LAST REVISION : 08-24-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes; handwritten list of props. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (set decorator). [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 39B. SCRIPT DATE: 0819-1954. LAST REVISION: 08-20-1954. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks; handwritten list of props. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (set decorator). [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 42B. SCRIPT DATE: 1230-1954. LAST REVISION : 01-11-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; name changes. USED BY: Epstein. [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 43B. SCRIPT DATE: 1230-1954. L AST REVISION : 01-15-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein.

Mister Ed HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORKS: Syndicated; CBS. BROADCAST: Syndicated: (unaired pilot); Jan. 5 to Jul. 2, 1961 (season 1). CBS: Oct. 1, 1961, to Feb. 2, 1966; Sundays, 6:30 P.M. (season 2); Thursdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 3 into Mar. 1963); Sundays, 6:30 P.M. (rest of season 3, season 4, season 5 through Oct. 1964); Wednesdays (rest of season 5); Sundays (season 6); 143 episodes. PROD. CO.: Filmways Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Simon, Al. PRODUCERS : Burns, George; Lubin, Arthur. D IRECTORS : Adiss, Jus; Amateau, Rodney; Lubin, Arthur; Rich, John; Stewart, Ira; Young, Alan. STARRING: Young, Alan. WITH: Ames, Leon; Bamboo Harvester (horse); Flavin, James; Hines, Connie; Keating, Larry; Kelley, Barry; Lane, Allan (Rocky) (voice of Mister Ed); MacMichael, Florence; Skinner, Edna. • Sitcom about a talking horse, based on the story Ed Takes the Pledge by Walter R. Brooks. Ed Discovers America #4-3. PROD. NO.: 082. AIR DATE: 10-13-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 08-26-1963. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Rhine, Larry. DIRECTOR: Lubin, Arthur. WITH: Brandon, David; Hines, Connie; Kellogg, Ray; Nash, Robert; O’Toole, Ollie; Ruskin, Joseph; Skinner, Edna; Tate, Sharon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Be Kind to Humans #4-5. PROD. NO.: 08. AIR DATE: 10-27-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1963. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Rhine, Larry. DIRECTOR: Lubin, Arthur. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Hines, Connie; Kelley, Barry; Kuter, Kay E.; Skinner, Edna. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Oh Those Hats! #4-8. PROD. NO.: 088. AIR DATE: 1117-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1963. WRITERS: Derman, Lou; Davenport, Bill. DIRECTOR: Lubin, Arthur. WITH: Bakewell, William; Byington, Spring; Goodman, Lee; Hines, Connie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Taller Than She #4-9. PROD. NO.: 083. AIR DATE:

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Mr. Lucky HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 24, 1959, to Jun. 18, 1960; Saturdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 34 episodes. PROD. CO.: Spartan Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Oliver, Gordon. PRODUCERS: Arnold, Jack; Edwards, Blake. STARRING: Vivyan, John. WITH: Brown, Tom; Martin, Ross; Scott, Joe; Scott, Pippa. • Adventure series about the owner of a casino ship off the coast of California (at the request of the sponsor, Lever Brothers, the casino became a restaurant and nightclub later in the season). They Shall Not Pass #1-2. SCRIPT NO.: 8. AIR DATE: 10-31-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-09-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pine, Lester Aaron (Les). DIRECTOR: Arnold, Jack. WITH: Alden, Norman; Blake, Madge; Bronson, Lillian; Nagel, Conrad; Scott, Pippa; Wever, Ned. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. Bugsy (The Stowaway) #1-3. SCRIPT NO.: 4. AIR DATE: 11-07-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1959. WRITER: Pine, Lester Aaron. DIRECTOR: Arnold, Jack. WITH: Hoyt, Clegg ; MacLeod, Gavin; Michaels, Tony; Perkins, Jack; Platt, Edward; Sharp, Alex; Stuart, Barbara; Wood, Wilson. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Money Game #1-4. SCRIPT NO.: 2. AIR DATE: 11-14-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-21-1959. WRITER: Coon, Gene L. DIRECTOR: Nickell, Paul. WITH: Bain, Barbara; Brown, Tom; Losby, Donald; Melton, Troy; O’Malley, J. Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; short, handwritten synopsis on cover. That Stands for Pool #1-5. SCRIPT NO.: 12. AIR DATE: 11-21-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1959. WRITER: Pine, Lester Aaron. DIRECTOR: Arnold, Jack. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Adler, Jay; Lambert, Paul; Scott, Joe; Scott, Pippa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Maggie, the Witness #1-12. SCRIPT NO.: 15. AIR DATE: 01-09-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1959. WRITER: Pine, Lester Aaron. D IRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. W ITH : Devon, Richard; Scott, Pippa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Mr. Merlin HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jul. 10, 1981, to Mar. 22, 1982; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 22 episodes. PROD. CO.: Larry Larry Company Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. E XEC . PROD .: Rosen, Larry; Tucker, Larry. PRODUCER: Rogosin, Joel. STARRING: Hughes, Barnard. WITH: Brandon, Clark; Joyce, Elaine; Prince, Jonathan. • Sitcom about Mr.

SERIES Merlin, the former wizard for King Arthur, who is now the owner of a car repair shop in San Francisco, and keeps his magical powers secret, except from his apprentice. Alex Goes Popless #1-14. PROD. NO.: 183420. AIR DATE: 01-25-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 11-27-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Chehak, Tom. DIRECTOR: Frawley, James. WITH: Bloch, Andrew; Brandon, Clark; Parfrey, Woodrow; Prince, Jonathan; Stewart, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Mr. Sunshine HOLDINGS : Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 28 to May 24, 1986; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (from May 3); 30 minutes; 11 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television Productions in association with Henry Winkler/John Rich Productions, Inc. E XEC . PROD.: Reynolds, Gene; Rich, John; Winkler, Henry. PRODUCER: Ellison, Bob. STARRING: Tambor, Jeffrey. WITH: Babcock, Barbara; Frey, Leonard; Hart, Cecilia; Knell, David; Martin, Nan. • Sitcom about a fiercely independent blind college professor who moves into an attic apartment after separating from his wife. Pilot #1-1. PROD. NO.: 60181-061. AIR DATE: 03-281986. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-25-1985. V ERSION: shooting script. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Rich, John. WITH: Babcock, Barbara; Benben, Brian; Martin, Nan; Navin, John P. A DDITIONAL INFO : some notes; call sheet/production report (Mar. 1, 1985, day 5 out of 10). USED BY: Halpin, Ellen (script supervisor). The Evaluation #1-3. PROD. NO.: 40201-003. AIR DATE: 04-11-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ellison, Bob. D IRECTOR: Rich, John. WITH : Babcock, Barbara; Dunah, Elizabeth; Eckholdt, Steve; Elliott, Stephen; Frey, Leonard; Lee, Stephen; Loveday, Denise; Martin, Nan; Woodruff, Pamela. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; info booklet; weekly production schedule; short rundown. The Theater Calls Grace #1-6. PROD. NO.: 40201009. AIR DATE: 04-25-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 09-04-1985. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Rich, John. WITH: Babcock, Barbara; Fox, Bernard; Frey, Leonard; Knell, David; Martin, Nan; Perry, Joseph V. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; weekly production schedule; short rundown. Too Many Cooks #1-7. PROD. NO.: 40201-006. AIR DATE: 05-02-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1985. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Noah, Peter. DIRECTOR: Rich, John. WITH: Andreas, Luke; Babcock, Barbara; Frey, Leonard; Hart, C.C.; Knell, David; Martin, Nan; Willingham, Noble. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; weekly production schedule; short rundown.

The Mod Squad HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 24, 1968, to Mar. 1, 1973; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5); 60 minutes; 123 episodes (+ reunion movie, 1979). PROD. CO.: Danny Thomas— Aaron Spelling Productions. CREATED BY: Hess, Sammy; Ruskin, Buddy; Spelling, Aaron. EXEC. PROD.: Spelling, Aaron; Thomas, Danny. PRODUCERS: Barrett, Tony;

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Bennett, Harve; Husky, Rick; Stern, Sandor. STARRING: Cole, Michael; Lipton, Peggy; Williams, Clarence III. WITH: Andrews, Tige. • Crime series about three former hippies who go undercover for the Los Angeles Police Department. The Sunday Drivers #1-13. AIR DATE: 01-07-1969. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-21-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lakso, Edward J. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gene. WITH: Carr, Paul; Chandler, Chick; Charles, Lewis; Dean, Quentin; Parfrey, Woodrow; Romero, Carlos; Vanni, Renata.

The Monroes HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 7, 1966, to Mar. 15, 1967; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Qualis Productions in association with 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Brogger, Frederick. PRODUCERS: Fox, M. Bernard; Ward, Al C. STARRING: Anderson, Michael, Jr.; Hershey, Barbara; Locke, Tammy; Schultz, Keith; Schultz, Kevin. WITH: Johnson, Ben; Middleton, Robert; Soble, Ron; Sullivan, Liam; Taylor, Buck; Westmoreland, James (Jim). • Western series about the children of a pioneer family who set up their homestead in Wyoming on their own after the death of their parents. The Intruders #1-1. PROD. NO.: 6134. AIR DATE: 0907-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1965. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Carney, Otis. DIRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH : Conway, Russ; Doucette, John; Howard, Rance; Johnson, Ben; Moe (Staser), Marilyn; Murdock, James (Jim); Soble, Ron; Sullivan, Liam; Westmoreland, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: first three pages missing. Wild Dog of the Tetons (The Great Pyrenees Story) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 8159. AIR DATE: 10-05-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1966. VERSION: revised final script. WRITER: Sanford, Donald S. DIRECTOR: Clarke, James B. WITH: Johnson, Ben; Salmi, Albert; Soble, Ron; Sullivan, Liam; Westmoreland, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Gun Bound #1-20. PROD. NO.: 8176. AIR DATE: 0125-1967. SCRIPT DATE : 12-13-1966. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Dales, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Adams, Nick; Dehner, John; Greene, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; shooting schedule (Dec. 15–16, 19–22, 1966); notes. USED BY: Fox, Bernard (producer). Wild Bull #1-22. PROD. NO.: 8175. AIR DATE: 02-151967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Tunberg, William. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Flory, Med; Hunter, Jeffrey; Soble, Ron; Sullivan, Liam; Taylor, Dub. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Mork and Mindy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts (6 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1978, to May 27, 1982; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1, 34); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 95 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation. CREATED BY: Glauberg, Joe; McRaven, Dale; Marshall, Garry. E XEC . P ROD .: Marshall, Anthony W.;

The Most Deadly Game Marshall, Garry; O’Keefe, James. PRODUCERS: Hudson, Elizabeth Kerr; Johnson, Bruce; Levant, Brian; McRaven, Dale; Scharlach, Ed; Tenowich, Tom. STARRING: Dawber, Pam; Williams, Robin. WITH: Donner, Robert; Fabares, Shelley; Hecht, Gina; Jacquet, Jeffrey; James, Ralph; Janis, Conrad; Kerr, Elizabeth; Poston, Tom; Staahl, Jim; Thomas, Jay; Winters, Jonathan. • Sitcom about an alien visiting Earth to study human civilization and the young woman who helps him. Mork Goes Erk #1-17. PROD. NO.: 60231-017. AIR DATE: 02-08-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1978. VERSION: pre-production draft. WRITERS: Turner, Lloyd; Mitchell, Gordon. PRODUCERS: Johnson, Bruce; McRaven, Dale. DIRECTOR: Storm, Howard. WITH : Fairchild, Morgan; James, Ralph; Janis, Conrad; Letterman, David; Poston, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Mindy Gets Her Job #3-11. PROD. NO.: 60233-062. AIR DATE: 01-22-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1981. VERSION: revised shooting script. WRITERS: Scharlach, Ed; Tenowich, Tom. PRODUCERS: Scharlach, Ed; Tenowich, Tom. DIRECTOR: Storm, Howard. WITH: Brooks, Foster; Cranshaw, Patrick (Pat); Hecht, Gina; Hoyt, Jessica; James, Ralph; Janis, Conrad; Kayano, Stephanie; Tenowich, Amy; Wilzak, Crissy. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Reflections and Regrets #3-22. PROD. NO.: 60233072. AIR DATE: 05-14-1981. SCRIPT DATES: 03-27-1981 / 04-02-1981. VERSIONS: pre-production drafts; shooting script. WRITERS: Tenowich, Tom; Scharlach, Ed. PRODUCERS: Tenowich, Tom; Scharlach, Ed. WITH: Donner, Robert (Bob); Hecht, Gina; James, Ralph; Janis, Conrad; Kayano, Stephanie; Poston, Tom; Staahl, Jim; Tenowich, Amy; Thomas, Jay; Wilzak, Crissy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition; 3 copies. USED BY: Caleb; Banas, Robert (Bob, choreographer). Limited Engagement #4-1. PROD. NO.: 60234-056. AIR DATE: 10-08-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 09-01-1981. LAST REVISION: 09-02-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Levant, Brian. PRODUCER: Levant, Brian. DIRECTOR: Claver, Bob. WITH: Cranshaw, Pat; Donner, Bob; James, Ralph; Janis, Conrad; Kerr, Elizabeth. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition; some notes. Mork, Mindy and Mearth Meet Milt #4-16. PROD. NO.: 60234-089. AIR DATE: 02-18-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 01-25-1982. VERSION: pre-production draft. WRITERS: Kout, Wendy; Zateslo, George. PRODUCER: Levant, Brian. DIRECTOR: Claver, Bob. WITH: Janis, Conrad; Houseman, John; James, Ralph; Shatner, William; Winters, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition. The Mork Report #4-22. PROD. NO.: 60234-093. AIR DATE: 05-27-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1982. VERSION : final draft. W RITER : Herbey, Winifred. P RO DUCER : Levant, Brian. D IRECTOR : Williams, Robin. WITH: James, Ralph; Janis, Conrad; Kerr, Elizabeth; Winters, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition; call sheet (Mar. 11-12, 1982); shooting schedule 1981-82 season; last episode. USED BY: Banas, Bob (choreographer).

The Most Deadly Game HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 10, 1970, to Jan. 16, 1971;

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Saturdays, 9:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 12 episodes. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Fine, Mort; Friedkin, David; Harrison, Joan. D IRECTORS: Friedkin, David; Madden, Lee; Nelson, Gene. STARRING: Bellamy, Ralph; Maharis, George; Mimeux, Yvette. • Crime series about a master criminologist and his two protégés, solving murder cases. A pilot with Inger Stevens was never aired and the series had to be recast after her suicide. The Classic Burial Position #1-10. PROD. NO.: 0245. AIR DATE: 01-02-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1970. LAST REVISION: 05-29-1970. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Wincelberg, Shimon. WITH: Aubrey, Skye; Beaumont, Hugh; Comer, Anjanette; De Vega, Jose; Forbes, Richard; Hunt, Pamela; Parfrey, Woodrow; Reindel, Carl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list.

Most Wanted HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 23 scripts (22 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 21, 1976 (pilot movie); Oct. 16, 1976, to Aug. 20, 1977; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (episodes 1-15); Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 21 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: King, Paul; Martin, Quinn; Wilder, John. PRODUCER: Gast, Harold. DIRECTORS: Allen, Corey; Grauman, Walter; Martinson, Leslie H.; Medford, Don; Wiard, William; Vogel, Virgil W. STARRING: Stack, Robert. WITH: Harris, Jo Ann; Novack, Shelly; Rhodes, Hari (Harry). • Crime series about a special unit of the Los Angeles Police Department. There is a mix-up of titles in published sources— in those cases air dates given here are based on the descriptions and character names, the titles used are the ones on the scripts. The Sky Killer (The Dealer in Lives; The Skyjacker) #1-1. PROD. NO.: 9021-7601. AIR DATE: 01-161976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-15-1976. LAST REVISION: 0720-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Trueblood, Guerdon. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH : Ayers, Jerry; Byrnes, Burke; Costello, Ward; Harris, Jo Ann; Mandan, Robert; Miller, Allan; Novack, Shelly; Poole, Roy; Spang, Laurette; Weathers, Carl; Yulin, Harris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; rundown (Jul. 21-23, 26-29, 1976). The Corrupter #1-3. PROD. NO.: 9021-7604. AIR DATE : 10-30-1976. SCRIPT DATE : 08-15-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-31-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lenski, Robert W.; Gast, Harold (story). WITH: Burns, Michael; Harris, Jo Ann; Hartley, Mariette; Maxwell, Frank; Novack, Shelly; Olivieri, Dennis; Young, Clint. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Two-Dollar Kidnapper #1-4. PROD. NO.: 90217606. AIR DATE: 11-06-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1976. LAST REVISION : 09-22-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Ziegman, Jerry. WITH: Allen, Phillip R.; Gulager, Clu; Harris, Jo Ann; McBride, Harlee; Mason, Connie; Novack, Shelly; Peaker, E.J.; Rasulala, Thalmus; Rhodes, Hari. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Wolf Pack Killer (Urban Guerilla) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 9021-7603. AIR DATE: 11-20-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-12-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Morheim, Lou. WITH: Harris, Jo Ann;

SERIES Lannom, Les; McCay, Peggy; Novack, Shelly; Rhodes, Hari; Sampson, Robert; Tabori, Kristoffer. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Heisman Killer #1-6. PROD. NO.: 9021-7607. AIR DATE : 11-27-1976. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-24-1976. L AST REVISION : 10-01-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Trueblood, Guerdon. WITH: Bull, Richard; Clark, Dane; Harris, Jo Ann; Hays, Robert; Hindle, Art; Nelson, Ed; Novack, Shelly; Rhodes, Hari; Wallace, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Torch #1-7. PROD. NO.: 9021-7608. AIR DATE: 12-18-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-17-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Reisman, Del. WITH: Franklin, Carl; Funai, Helen; Gammon, James; Harris, Jo Ann; King, Aldine; McGuire, Michael; Novack, Shelly; Rhodes, Hari. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Ten-Percenter #1-8. PROD. NO.: 9021-7611. AIR DATE: 12-25-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-10-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. WITH: Birman, Len; George, Lynda Day; Harris, Jo Ann; Novack, Shelly; Power, Edward; Pringle, Joan; Rhodes, Hari; Sun, Irene Yah-Ling ; Weintraub, Carl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The White Collar Killer (The Watergate Killer) #19. PROD. NO.: 9021-7609. AIR DATE: 01-01-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-29-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Schwartz, Elroy. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Cannon, Katherine; DiCenzo, George; Harris, Jo Ann; Karlen, John; Mancini, Ric; Moss, Stewart; Novack, Shelly; Rhodes, Hari; Tata, Joe E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Fixer #1-10. PROD. NO.: 9021-7610. AIR DATE: 01-08-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-04-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Janes, Robert. WITH: Collins, Gary; Hamilton, Murray; Harris, Jo Ann; Howard, Susan; McMullan, Jim; Novack, Shelly; Rhodes, Hari; Smithers, William; Stuthman, Fred; Warren, Jennifer. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Pirate #1-11. PROD. NO.: 9021-7612. AIR DATE: 01-15-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-22-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Trueblood, Guerdon (also story); Alexander, Larry (story). WITH: Belford, Christine; Harris, Jo Ann; Novack, Shelly; Prince, William; Rhodes, Hari; Robinson, Chris; Tobey, Kenneth; Varela, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Hit Man #1-12. PROD . NO.: 9021-7613. AIR DATE : 02-05-1977. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-25-1976. L AST REVISION: 12-01-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Janes, Robert (also story); West, Elliot (story). DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard. WITH: Betz, Carl; Braeden, Eric; Harris, Jo Ann; MacLachlan, Janet; Novack, Shelly; Rainey, Ford; Rhodes, Hari; Wyenn, Than. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Ritual Killer (The Apache) #1-13. PROD. NO.: 9021-7614. AIR DATE: 02-12-1977. SCRIPT DATES: 1129-1976 / 12-05-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1976. VERSIONS: first draft; revised final draft. WRITERS: Fogarty, Jack; Kandel, Stephen (story); King, Paul (story). WITH: Dowdell, Robert; Ericson, Devon; Harris, Jo Ann; Hinton, David; Novack, Shelly; Olson, James;

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Eve; Arnaz, Desi; Ballard, Kaye; Carmel, Roger C.; Deacon, Richard; Fogel, Jerry; Rudley, Herbert; Walley, Deborah. • Sitcom about two neighboring couples whose children marry. The Newlyweds Move in #1-5. PROD. NO.: 5892-3. AIR DATE: 10-08-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 04-18-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Davis, Madelyn; Carroll, Bob, Jr. DIRECTOR: Arnaz, Desi. WITH: Arden, Eve; Ballard, Kaye; Bishop, Larry; Carmel, Roger C.; Fogel, Jerry; Franklin, Judy; Rudley, Herbert; Walley, Deborah.

Love, Death, and Laura Brown #2-15. PROD. NO.: 7128. AIR D ATE : 12-23-1975. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-281975. L AST REVISION : 09-16-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Greenwald, Nancy. WITH: Adams, Hoyle B.; Barker, Mary D.; Dubbins, Donald; Flanagan, Finonnuala; Harmon, Helen; Morris, Michael. Witch Hunt #2-17. PROD. NO.: 7134. AIR DATE: 0113-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Hampton, Orville H. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Marsh, Michele; Merritt, Wesley; Munro, Pete; Murphy, Rosemary; Osmond, Cliff. Woman of Steel #2-19. PROD. NO.: 7143. AIR DATE: 01-27-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1975. LAST REVISION: 10-29-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: White, Phyllis; White, Robert. WITH: Fuller, Penny; Higgins, Joe; Hurley, Quinn; Jackson, Sam. Sing It Again, Sonny #2-23. PROD. NO.: 7141. AIR DATE: 03-02-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Allen, Jim; Cherry, Stanley Z. (story). WITH: Jarrett, Hugh Thomas; Lindsay, George; Miles, Vera; Nolan, Don; Osmond, Cliff; Walls, Jim.

Movin’ On

Murder, She Wrote

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : May 8, 1974 (pilot movie); Sept. 12, 1974, to Mar. 2, 1976; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 45 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: D’Antoni/Weitz Television Productions. E XEC . P ROD .: D’Antoni, Philip; Weitz, Barry. DIRECTOR: Stanley, Paul. S TARRING: Akins, Claude; Converse, Frank. WITH: Grier, Roosevelt (Rosey); Hansen, Janis; Metrano, Art. • Adventure series about an independent trucker who hires a law school graduate as his partner. Goin’ Home (Part 1) #1-12. PROD. NO.: 7114. AIR DATE: 12-12-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1974. WRITER: Kirgo, George. WITH : Carson, Matilda; Hutchins, Will; North, Sheree; Parfrey, Woodrow; Smith-Jackson, Jamie; Vernon, John. Goin’ Home (Part 2) #1-13. PROD. NO.: 7115. AIR DATE: 12-19-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1974. WRITER: Kirgo, George. WITH : Jameson, Joyce; Little Sky, Eddie; Malone, Jerell O.; North, Sheree; Parfrey, Woodrow; Smith-Jackson, Jamie; Vernon, John. The Stowaway (Comrade Stowaway) #2-1. PROD. NO.: 7130. AIR DATE: 09-09-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-291975. L AST REVISION : 07-07-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Bagni, Gwen; Dubov, Paul. WITH: Brandorf, Stanley H.; Grier, Rosey; Keen, Noah; Metrano, Art; Pistilli, Carl; Rubinstein, John. The Elephant Story #2-4. P ROD . NO.: 7139. AIR D ATE : 09-30-1975. SCRIPT DATE : 06-18-1975. LAST REVISION: 08-13-1975. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Cherry, Stanley Z. WITH: Johnston, Jim; Rancer, Sid; Smith, John H.; Taylor, Richard H.; Tracy, Gene; Wynn, Keenan. … To Be in Carolina #2-6. PROD. NO.: 7132. AIR DATE: 10-14-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1975. LAST REVISION: 08-11-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Bagni, Gwen; Dubov, Paul. WITH : Bernard, Jason; Black, Roger; Downing, David; Gunn, Moses; Jones, Lauren. ADDITIONAL INFO: this day aired at 8:00 P.M.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts (1984). NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1984 (pilot); Oct. 7, 1984, to May 19, 1996; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-11); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 12); 60 minutes; 263 episodes (+ pilot, + 4 TV movies— 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003). PROD. CO.: Universal Television; Corymore Productions. C REATED BY: Fischer, Peter S.; Levinson, Richard; Link, William. EXEC. PROD.: Fischer, Peter S.; Lansbury, Angela; Levinson, Richard; Moessinger, David; Shaw, David. PRODUCERS: Benton, Douglas; London, Todd; O’Neill, Robert F.; Shaw, Peter; Swanson, Robert; Van Scoyk, Robert. STARRING: Lansbury, Angela. WITH: Bosley, Tom; Horton, Michael; Masak, Ron; Windom, William. • Series about the adventures of a widowed mystery writer who lives in a small town in Maine and solves real life crimes. We’re Off to Kill the Wizard #1-7. P ROD . NO.: 59204. AIR DATE : 12-09-1984. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-191984. LAST REVISION : 08-08-1984. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Fischer, Peter S.; Siegel, Gerald K. PRODUCER : O’Neill, Robert F. DIRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Belford, Christine; Coco, James; Darby, Kim; DiCenzo, George; Evans, Gene; Howard, Vincent (Vince); Kerry, Anne; Leyva, Laura; Phoenix, Leaf (Joaquin); Phoenix, Summer; Sanders, Henry G.; Sanders, Richard; Saric, Ivan; Schuck, John; Server, Eric; Stephens, James; Tabori, Kristoffer. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Murder to a Jazz Beat #1-12. PROD. NO.: 59212. AIR DATE: 02-03-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1984. WRITERS: Savage, Paul (also story); Abramowitz, David (story). PRODUCER: O’Neill, Robert F. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. W ITH: Berns, Wally K.; Canavan, Michael; Clarke, Robert; Cole, Olivia; Dillman, Bradford; Hobson, Elaine; Joseph, Jackie; Kirby, George; Machado, Mario; Marchiano, Bruce; Mitchell, Cameron; Morris, Garrett; Nelson, Ed; Revill, Clive; Shaw, Stan; Sherman, Bobby; Turman, Glynn; Whitfield, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Sting of the Wasp [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1977. WRITER: Glideway, Royce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Mothers-in-Law HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 19, 1967, to Apr. 13, 1969; Sundays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 56 episodes. PROD . CO.: Desi Arnaz Productions. EXEC . P ROD .: Arnaz, Desi. PRODUCER: Lewis, Elliott. WITH: Arden,

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My Favorite Husband HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1953, to Dec. 27, 1955; Saturdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Tuesdays, 10:30 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 78(?) episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. EXEC. PROD.: Ross, Frank. PRODUCERS: Hartman, Edmund; Tokar, Norman. DIRECTOR : Cahan, George. S TARRING : Brown, Vanessa (season 3); Caulfield, Joan (seasons 1-2); Nelson, Barry. WITH: Burns, David; Joy, Dick (announcer); Sweeney, Bob; Talton, Alix; Tobin, Dan. • Sitcom about a Manhattan banker and his scatterbrained wife; based on the radio program (1948-51) of the same title (with Lucille Ball) and the book Mr. and Mrs. Cugat, by Isabel Scott Rorick. The first two seasons were aired live. Jury Duty #3-8. AIR DATE: 11-22-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1955. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

My Favorite Martian HOLDINGS: Philip Rapp Collection — 3 scripts (2 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1963, to May 1, 1966; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 107 episodes. PROD. CO.: Jack Chertok Television. PRODUCERS: Chertok, Jack; Poppe, Harry. STARRING: Bixby, Bill; Walston, Ray. WITH: Britton, Pamela; Engel, Roy; Hewitt, Alan; Marshall, Ann; O’Malley, J. Pat. • Sitcom about a Martian who moves in with the reporter for the Los Angeles Sun who witnessed the crash landing of his spaceship. I’d Rather Fight Than Switch #3-5. PROD. NO.: 084. AIR DATE : 10-10-1965. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-01-1965. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. DIRECTOR: Alexander, David. WITH: Britton, Pamela; Chaudet, Bill; Donner, Jack; Hewitt, Alan; Idelson, Bill; Riggio, Jerry; Steyer, Paul. The Little Man from Two Uncles [unidentified; unaired?]. VERSIONS: first draft; second draft. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies.

My Favorite Story see Favorite Story My Friend Irma HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Harry Kemm Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 8, 1952, to Jun. 25, 1954; Tuesdays, 10:30 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2), 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. CREATED BY: Howard, Cy. PRODUCERS: Perrin, Nat; Whorf, Richard. STARRING: Wilson, Marie. WITH : Arno, Sig ; Carradine, John; Dumont, Margaret; Eyer, Richard; Gordon, Gloria; Lewis, Cathy; McBride, Donald (Don); March, Hal; Shipp, Mary; Tomack, Sid; West, Brooks. • Sitcom about a dumb, blonde and naively friendly secretary and her levelheaded and dependable best friend and roommate, who live in a run-down Manhattan apartment. The series is based on the radio program (1947-53) of the same title, with most of the radio cast recreating their roles on TV. #17 (A). AIR DATE: 05-02-1952. VERSION: second revision. WRITERS: Sommers, Jay; Tarloff, Frank. PRO-

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DUCER: Whorf, Richard. DIRECTOR: Berns, Seymour. WITH: Tomack, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of charac-

ters; rehearsal schedule (Apr. 29-30; May 1-2, 1952); 4 set sketches; stamped: “Received Apr 24 1952.” #22. AIR DATE: 06-06-1952. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Tarloff, Frank; Sharpe, Phil. P RODUCER : Whorf, Richard. DIRECTORS: Whorf, Richard; Berns, Seymour. W ITH : Gordon, Gloria; Moore, Alvy; Moore, Gloria; Tomack, Sid; West, Brooks. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule.

My Hero HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 8, 1952, to Jun. 20, 1953; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 33 episodes. PROD. CO.: Don W. Sharpe Agency, Hollywood; Golden Key Trust Productions; Fusco Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Cummings, Robert; Sharpe, Don W. PRODUCERS: Beloin, Edmund; Green, Mort. DIRECTORS: Daniels, Harold; Goodwins, Leslie; Rudolph, Oscar. STARRING: Cummings, Robert (Bob). WITH: Bishop, Julie; Litel, John. • Sitcom about the life of a happy-go-lucky real estate agent. Oil Land #1-1. SCRIPT NO.: 1. AIR DATE: 11-08-1952. VERSION: work script. WRITERS: Paul, Norman; Elinson, Jack. P RODUCER : Beloin, Edmund. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Harold. WITH: Bishop, Julie; Brown, Harris; Hughes, Mary Beth; Litel, John. USED BY: Portianko, V.D. Lady Mortician #1-2. SCRIPT NO.: 2. AIR DATE: 1115-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1952. VERSION: second revision. W RITERS: Lindemann, Mitch; Starr, Ben; Cummings, Robert. PRODUCER: Beloin, Edmund. USED BY: Portianko, V.D. The Hillbilly #1-4. SCRIPT NO.: 4. AIR DATE: 11-291952. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-02-1952. WRITERS: Conway, Dick; MacLane, Roland; Cummings, Robert. PRO DUCER: Beloin, Edmund. DIRECTOR: Goodwins, Leslie. WITH: Bishop, Julie; Fawcett, William; Hayward, Jim; Jenks, Si; Litel, John; Wexler, Paul; Woode, Margo.

My Little Margie HOLDINGS: WORKS: CBS;

Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETNBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Jun. 16 to Sept. 8, 1952; Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (12 episodes); Jan. 1 to Jul. 23, 1953; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (31 episodes); 30 minutes. NBC: Oct. 4 to Nov. 1, 1952; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (5 episodes); Sept. 2, 1953, to May 25, 1955; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (78 episodes); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Roland Reed Enterprises, Culver City; Hal Roach Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Reed, Roland D.; Roach, Hal. STARRING: Storm, Gale. WITH: Best, Willie; Brooke, Hillary; Farrell, Charles; Hayden, Don; Hoffman, Gertrude W.; Kolb, Clarence. • Sitcom about the teenage daughter of a womanizing widower in New York and her schemes. This is one of the very few programs with almost parallel radio (12-7-1952 to 6-26-1955) and TV runs. Margie’s New Boyfriend #3-29. P ROD . NO.: RE 46-116 (9190). AIR DATE: 03-16-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 0208-1955. WRITERS: Gill, Frank, Jr.; Brown, George Carleton (story). DIRECTOR: Yates, Hal. WITH: Brooke, Hillary; Farrell, Charles; Fauntelle, Dian; Ford,

My Mother, the Car Dorothy; Hayden, Don; Lauter, Harry; Lauter, Jack; Megowan, Don; Rutherford, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown (3 days); autographed by Gale Storm. USED BY: Edmunds.

My Mother, the Car HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1965, to Apr. 5, 1966; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD. CO.: Cottage Industries; United Artists Television. PRODUCER: Amateau, Rod. STARRING: Sothern, Ann (voice only); Van Dyke, Jerry. WITH: Eilbacher, Cindy; Pierce, Maggie; Schreiber, Avery; Whipple, Randy. • Sitcom about a man who hears his late mother talk from a 1928 Porter automobile. Hey Lady, Your Slip Isn’t Showing #1-14. PROD./ STORY NO.: 7509; M-2. AIR DATE: 12-14-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1965. TAPE DATES: week of 08-02-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Amateau, Rod. WITH: Eilbacher, Cindy; Pierce, Maggie; Schreiber, Avery; Whipple, Randy; Winslowe, Paula. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Milton (1 copy).

My Three Sons HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: ABC; CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1960, to Apr. 13, 1972; 30 minutes; 380 episodes. ABC: Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3), 8:30 P.M. (seasons 4-5). CBS: Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 6-7); Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 8-11); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (season 12). PROD. CO.: Don Fedderson Productions, Studio City, CA; ABC Television; CBS Television; Gregg-Don; MCA Television. EXEC. PROD.: Fedderson, Don. PRODUCERS: Hartman, Edmund L.; Tewksbury, Peter; Tibbles, George. STARRING: MacMurray, Fred. W ITH : Cole, Tina; Considine, Tim; Demarest, William; Frawley, William; Garland, Beverly; Grady, Don; Livingston, Barry; Livingston, Stanley; Lyn, Dawn; MacRae, Meredith; Todd, Daniel; Todd, Joseph; Todd, Michael; Troup, Ronnie. • Sitcom about a widowed aerodynamics engineer who raises three sons. Table for Eight #10-14. PROD . NO.: 2245-0723 (TFE). AIR DATE: 01-10-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 05-13-1969. LAST REVISION: 05-22-1969. VERSION: shooting script. WRITER: Touchstone, Bob. DIRECTOR: De Cordova, Fred. WITH: Audley, Eleanor; Brandon, David; Cole, Tina; Cook, Jean; Demarest, William; Gallaudet, John; Garland, Beverly; Gibson, Mary Ann; Grady, Don; Gruener, Allen; Livingston, Barry; Livingston, Stanley; Lyn, Dawn; Moor, Shela. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks throughout, some notes; incl. autographed photo of William Demarest; copy inscribed by William Demarest. USED BY: Demarest, William (part of “Uncle Charley”).

Name It see Dotto The Name of the Game HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (2 episodes); Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK:

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NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 26, 1966 (pilot movie); Sept. 20, 1968, to Mar. 19, 1971; Fridays, 8:30 P.M.; 90 minutes; 76 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. E XEC . P ROD .: Irving, Richard. P RODUCERS: Coon, Gene L.; Eckstein, George; Hargrove, Dean; Irving, Richard; Lloyd, Norman; Neuman, E. Jack; Stevens, Leslie. DIRECTORS: Chomsky, Marvin J.; Colasanto, Nicholas; Colla, Richard A.; Daniels, Marc; Dobkin, Lawrence; Gazzara, Ben; Graham, William A.; Hart, Harvey; Johnson, Lamont; Moxey, John Llewellyn; Newland, John; Penn, Leo; Petrie, Daniel; Robbie, Seymour; Roley, Sutton; Sagal, Boris; Shear, Barry; Singer, Alexander. STARRING: Barry, Gene; Franciosa, Tony; Stack, Robert. W ITH : Culp, Robert; Miller, Mark; Murphy, Ben; Potter (Potts), Cliff; Saint James, Susan. • Crime series that actually consisted of three separate programs with a connecting theme, aired on a rotating schedule. Gene Barry starred as publisher of Howard Publications, Robert Stack as writer for Crime magazine and Tony Franciosa as a writer for People magazine. Island of Gold and Precious Stones #2-16. PROD. NO.: 29956. AIR DATE: 01-16-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 0929-1969. LAST REVISION: 10-22-1969. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Skene, Anthony. PRODUCER: Lloyd, Norman. WITH : Alcalde, Mario; Court, Hazel; De Carlo, Yvonne; Franciosa, Tony; Horton, Edward Everett; Jones, Henry; Lang, Doreen; Matthews, Lester; McConnell, Keith; Meriwether, Lee; Miller, Mark; St. James, Susan; Tsu, Irene; Vallee, Rudy; Walker, Michael; Winwood, Estelle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (part of “second man”). One of the Girls in Research #2-25. PROD. NO.: 29964. AIR DATE: 04-03-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 12-291969. WRITER: Hargrove, Marion. PRODUCER : Hargrove, Dean. WITH: Barry, Gene; Chandler, George; Craig, Rose; Geer, Will; McNally, Stephen; Miller, Mark; North, Sheree; Parfrey, Woodrow; Vaccaro, Brenda; West, Judi. ADDITIONAL INFO: second undated (shorter) copy. The Zodiac Man [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 29917 (incorrectly 29117). S CRIPT DATE: 04-01-1969. LAST REVISION: 04-07-1969. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Stevens, Leslie. PRODUCER: Coon, Gene L. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris (?). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note on cover: “shelved.” USED BY: Badham, John.

Nancy Drew see The Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew Mysteries Nanny and the Professor HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 21, 1970, to Dec. 27, 1971; 30 minutes; 54 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. PRODUCER: FitzSimons, Charles B. STARRING: Long, Richard; Mills, Juliet. WITH: Baral, Eileen; Doremus, David; Garrett, Patsy; Lanchester, Elsa; Lehman, Trent; Richards, Kim. • Sitcom about a nanny who works for a widowed professor with three children and has mysterious powers that she attributes to “a little bit of faith and lots of love.”

SERIES Nanny Will Do #1-1. PROD. NO.: 6341. AIR DATE: 01-21-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 08-18-1969. LAST REVISION: 08-27-1969. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Carothers, A.J. DIRECTOR: Tewksbury, Peter. WITH: Atwater, Edith; Donnell, Jeff; Doremus, David; Lehman, Trent; Regan, Patty; Richards, Kim; Stone, Leonard. The Wiblet Will Get You If You Don’t Watch Out #1-2. PROD. NO.: 6324. AIR DATE: 01-28-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Carothers, A.J. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ. WITH: Donnell, Jeff; Doremus, David; Holiday, Fred; Ito, Robert; Lehman, Trent; Moore, Joanna Cook; Richards, Kim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

National Lampoon’s Frat Rats see Delta House Navy Log HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: CBS; ABC. BROADCAST: CBS: Sept. 20, 1955, to Jun. 19, 1956; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); 30 minutes; 39 episodes. ABC: Oct. 10, 1956, to Sept. 11, 1958; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2); Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 65 episodes. PROD. CO.: Gallu Productions, Hollywood, in co-operation with the Navy Department. PRODUCER: Gallu, Simeon G., Jr. DIRECTORS: Gallu, Samuel; Goodwins, Leslie; LeBorg, Reginald; Rudolph, Oscar; Yarbrough, Jean. • Dramatic anthology series about Navy life. The opening of the program, in which 2,000 sailors formed the title, was filmed aboard the USS Hancock. One episode, The Lonely Watch (1-9-1958), had James Cagney as host and Clint Eastwood in one of his first TV roles. Of Caution and Courage #1-15. PROD. NO.: 5522. AIR DATE: 12-27-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-13-1955. LAST REVISION : 10-07-1955. WRITER: Carr, Dick. W ITH : Downing, Joseph; Sande, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: part of “Rayburn.”

The NBC Comedy Hour HOLDINGS: Snag Werris Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 8 to Jun. 10, 1956; Sundays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 18 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. EXEC. PROD.: Fuller, Sam. PRODUCER: Glucksman, Ernest D. HOSTS: Blaine, Vivian; Young, Alan; DeHaven, Gloria; Durocher, Leo; Froman, Jane; Havoc, June; Storm, Gale. WITH: Al Goodman Orchestra; Al White Dancers; Averback, Hy; Gordon Jenkins Orchestra; Tony Charmoli Dancers. • Comedy variety program (successor to the Colgate Comedy Hour) with changing guest hosts. #1-6. AIR DATE: 02-19-1956. WRITERS: Alch, Alan; Elinson, Irving; Jacoby, Coleman; O’Brien, Robert; Rosen, Arnie; Simon, Danny; Sultan, Arne; Worth, Marvin. DIRECTOR: Jordan, Jim. WITH : Albertson, Jack; Averback, Hy (announcer); Blake, Larry J.; Blue, Ben; Britton, Pamela; Conried, Hans; D’Andrea, Tom; Donald, Peter; Flavin, James; Freberg, Stan; Marx, Groucho; Oshins, Julie; Winters, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown; commercials; closing credits; from the El Capitan Theatre, Los Angeles.

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The NBC Follies HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 13 to Dec. 27, 1973; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCER: Wynn, Bob. HOST: Davis, Sammy, Jr. WITH : Carl Jablonsky Dancers; Harper MacKay Orchestra; Rooney, Mickey. • Comedy variety show. #1-12. P ROD . NO.: 4087. AIR D ATE : 10-04-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1973. TAPE DATES: 10-02/03-1973. VERSION: third draft. WRITERS: Booker, Bob; Foster, George; Albrecht, Howard; Weinstein, Sol; Rosen, Milt; Raymond, Jack; Gordon, Al; Goldman, Hal. DIRECTOR: Wynn, Bob. WITH: Cassidy, Jack; Edwards, Ella; Falana, Lola; Ford, Tennessee Ernie; Goulet, Robert; Henderson, Florence; Johnson, Arte; Rippy, Rodney Allen; U.N. Children’s Choir. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 28 — Oct. 1, 1973); taping schedule (Oct. 2-3, 1973); short rundown; long rundown; closing credits.

NBC Matinee Theatre see Matinee Theatre NBC Sunday Mystery Movie Umbrella title for four rotating mystery series each in 1972-73: McCloud (see there); Columbo; McMillan and Wife; and Hec Ramsey (see there); 1974: McCloud (see there); Columbo; McMillan and Wife; and Amy Prentiss; 1975: McCloud (see there); Columbo; McMillan and Wife; and McCoy; 1976: McCloud (see there); Columbo; McMillan and Wife; and Quincy (see there; Quincy became a weekly series in early 1977).

NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie Umbrella title for three rotating mystery series each in 1971: McCloud (see there); Columbo; and McMillan and Wife; 1972: Banacek; Cool Million; and Madigan; and 1973: Banacek; Faraday and Co.; The Snoop Sister; and Tenafly.

Nero Wolfe HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 16 to Jun. 2, 1981; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 14 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Goff, Ivan; Roberts, Ben. STARRING: Conrad, William. WITH: Coote, Robert; Horsley, Lee; Miller, Allan; Voskovec, George; Wyner, George. • Crime series based on Rex Stout’s detective novels. In the Best Families #1-7. PROD. NO.: 60361-007. AIR DATE: 03-06-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Hayes, Alfred; Stout, Rex (novel). DIRECTOR: McCowan, George. WITH: Casey, Lawrence P.; Chiles, Linden; Clay, Juanin; DeBenning, Burr; Douglas, Diana; Horsley, Lee; Loggia, Robert; Rodine, Alex. ADDITIONAL INFO: script requisition (12-29-1980).

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The New Adventures of Martin Kane (Martin Kane, Private Investigator) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1957-58; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCER: Towers, Harry Alan. STARRING: Gargan, William. WITH: Reece, Brian. • Crime series—conceived as a live TV show (NBC, 1949-54, as Martin Kane, Private Eye), but running concurrently on radio (1949-52), private detective Martin Kane returned to TV in a filmed version, with the title character played by William Gargan, the first of four actors who had played the role on radio and in the original TV series. While the original programs were set in New York, the new series was filmed on location in London and other parts of Europe. Missing Daughter #1-1. PROD. NO.: 1B. AIR DATE: April, 1957 [Variety review]. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1957. VERSION: final London shooting script. WRITER: Wallace, Art; Dydley, Paul (story). DIRECTOR: MacDonald, David. WITH: Benson, Martin; Callard, Kay E.; Dignam, Basil; Lorraine, Guido; Parke, MacDonald; Warwick, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. The Kidnap Story (The Boxer) #1-2. PROD. NO.: 3B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1957. VERSION: to be sent to blue revised screenplay in England. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. DIRECTOR: Comfort, Lance. WITH: Gastoni, Lisa; Griffith, Kenneth; Margo, George; Patterson, Lee; Reece, Brian; Sachs, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. The Passport Ring Story #1-3. PROD . NO.: 4B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-18-1957. VERSION: final London shooting script. WRITER: Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Richards, Pennington. WITH: Reece, Brian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The G.I. Returns Story #1-8. PROD. NO.: 2B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1957. VERSION: to be sent to blue revised screenplay in England. W RITER: Driskill, William. DIRECTOR: MacDonald, David. WITH: Beatty, Robert; Reece, Brian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. The Alpine Story #1-10. P ROD . NO.: 9B. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-01-1957. VERSION: to be sent to revised screenplay in England. WRITER: Clark, Don. DIRECTOR: Richards, Pennington. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Amnesia Story #1-14. PROD. NO.: 8B. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-22-1957. V ERSION: to be sent to revised screenplay in England. WRITER: George, Bill. DIRECTOR: Comfort, Lance. WITH: Reece, Brian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Epstein.

The New Adventures of Wonder Woman see Wonder Woman The New Breed HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Sam Edwards Collection—1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROAD-

SERIES CAST: Oct. 3, 1961, to Jun. 5, 1962; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 36 episodes. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. CREATED BY: Searls, Hank. EXEC. PROD.: Martin, Quinn; Seligman, Selig J. PRODUCER: Grauman, Walter. STARRING: Nielsen, Leslie. WITH: Berardino, John; Clarke, John; Morrow, Byron; Gilmore, Art (narrator); Roman, Greg. • Police series about the Los Angeles Metropolitan Squad. Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo? #1-33. PROD. NO.: 2432. AIR DATE: 05-15-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 03-21-1962. LAST REVISION: 04-04-1962. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Whitmore, Stanford. WITH: Beckman, Henry; Davis, Ann B.; Edwards, Sam; Innocent, Harold; Karnes, Robert; Kay, Beatrice; Mathews, Carmen; Taylor, Vaughn; Wiseman, Joseph; Zaccaro, John. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “cab driver”). So Dark the Night #1-35. PROD . NO.: 2434. AIR DATE: 05-29-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 04-20-1962. WRITER: Germano, Peter B. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH: Berardino, John; Clarke, John; Gilmore, Art; Gordon, Gerald; Harding, John; Holcombe, Harry; Howard, Ron; Latell, Lyle; Merrill, Dina; Morrow, Byron; Reindel, Carl; Roman, Greg; Selzer, Milton; Sweet, Katie; Taylor, Don; Vandever, Michael; Zuckert, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Milton[?], Larry.

New Joey Bishop Show see The Joey Bishop Show The New Land HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (6 episodes— 5 unaired). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14 to Oct. 19, 1964; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Blinn, William. PRODUCER: Leacock, Philip. DIRECTOR: Leacock, Philip. WITH: Arner, Gwen; Bedelia, Bonnie; Frizzell, Lou; Lookinland, Todd; Lytton, Debbie; Moffat, Donald; Russell, Kurt; Thomas, Scott. • Drama series about a family of Swedish immigrants in Minnesota in 1858. The Word Is: Alternative #1-5. AIR DATE: 10-121974. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Day, Gerry; Leslie, Bethel; Blinn, William. WITH: Arner, Gwen; Atkinson, Keith; Bedelia, Bonnie; Frizzell, Lou; Lookinland, Todd; Lytton, Debbie; Moffat, Donald; Montgomery, Belinda; Russell, Kurt; Sorensen, Paul; Thomas, Scott. The Word Is: Gizmo (The Word Is: Joy) [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1974. LAST REVISION: 08-22-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Blinn, William. The Word Is: Hope [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 08-281974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Howell, Hoke; Yurgatis, Robert; Blinn, William. The Word Is: Gulliver [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 0909-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Rosen, Milt; Blinn, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. The Word Is: Dignity [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 0919-1974. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Bishop, Ron; Blinn, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Word Is: Giving [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 09-

SERIES 30-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Webster, Skip; Blinn, William.

Newhart HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 28 scripts (26 episodes, 1982-84). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 8, 1982 (pilot); Oct. 25, 1982, to May 21, 1990; Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-4), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 5-6), 8:00 P.M. (season 7), 10:30 P.M. (season 8); 30 minutes; 184 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: MTM Enterprises. EXEC. PROD.: Charles, Glen; Charles, Les; Egan, Mark; Kemp, Barry; Mirkin, David; Solomon, Mark; Wilcox, Dan; Wyman, Douglas. P RODUCERS: Bull, Sheldon; Dean, Barton; Grossman, Stephen C.; Rosenstock, Richard; Teicher, Roy. STARRING: Newhart, Bob. WITH: Applegate, Fred; Bemis, Cliff ; Carlson, Linda; Chartoff, Melanie; Doucette, Jeff; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Hill, Thomas; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; Kinney, Kathy; Lanteau, William; Manza, Ralph; Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Pressman, David; Sanderson, William; Scolari, Peter; Susman, Todd; Voldstad, John; York, Rebecca. • Sitcom — successor to the Bob Newhart Show; this time Newhart plays a successful author who moves with his wife to Vermont and buys an inn. Later he becomes the host of a local TV talk show — and in the end everything turns out to be just a dream by his character in the Bob Newhart Show. No Room at the Inn #1-9. PROD . NO.: 2112. A IR DATE: 12-20-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Kemp, Barry; Bull, Sheldon; Marshall, Emily. D IRECTOR: Martin, Dick. W ITH : Frann, Mary; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; McGovern, Terence; Mersky, Kres; Moosekian, Vahan; Oberman, Milt; Perlow, Bob; Poston, Tom; Zentall, Kate. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; production schedule (Dec. 1-3, 1982); short rundown (Dec. 3, 1982). The Visitors #1-13. PROD. NO.: 2113. AIR DATE: 0117-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1982. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Pomerantz, Earl. D IRECTOR: Zinberg, Michael. W ITH : Callan, K ; Castronova, T.J.; Elcar, Dana; Frann, Mary; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; Lenehan, Nancy; Poston, Tom; Slack, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Breakfast Theatre #1-15. PROD. NO.: 2117. AIR DATE: 02-07-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Keyes, Chip; Keyes, Doug. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Darlow, Linda; Frann, Mary; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; Pitsis, Ted; Poston, Tom; Ramsen, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Jan. 14, 1983). View from the Bench #1-17. PROD. NO.: 2121. AIR DATE: 02-21-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bull, Sheldon. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Baron, Jimmy; Carry, Julius III; Denn, Marie; Eric, David; Frann, Mary; Ganzel, Mark; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; O’Toole, Ollie; Perry, Wolfe; Poston, Tom; Sabella, Ernie; Travanti, Daniel J. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Feb. 11, 1983). The Boy Who Cried ‘Goat’ #1-18. PROD. NO.: 2114. AIR DATE: 03-13-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-02-1983. VERSION : final draft. W RITER : Hall, Barbara. D IRECTOR :

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Newhart Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Alden, Jane; Colligan, Joe; Frann, Mary; Handy, Bill; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; McGuire, Michael; Maggart, Brandon; Poston, Tom; Ursitti, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Feb. 4, 1983); 2 copies. Heaven Knows, Mr. Utley #1-19. PROD. NO.: 2119. AIR DATE: 03-20-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-23-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Taub, Bill; Lewis, Jeff. DIRECTOR : Mackenzie, Will. W ITH : Avery, James; Chase, Channing; Collentine, Barbara; Formicola, Fil; Frann, Mary; Goodman, Terence; Handy, Bill; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; Marich, Allison; Poston, Tom; Reinbolt, Jeremy Scott; Rowe, Hansford. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Feb. 25, 1983). Grandma, What a Big Mouth You Have! #1-21. PROD. NO.: 2125. AIR DATE: 04-03-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Dean, Barton. D IRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. W ITH : Coppola, Frank; Ferrero, Martin; Frann, Mary; Gordon, Ruth; Holmes, Jennifer; Kampmann, Steven; Poston, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Stratford Wives #2-4. PROD. NO.: 3106. AIR DATE: 11-07-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Hall, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Wheeler, Donna. WITH: De Banzie, Lois; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Hill, Ken; Hill, Thomas; Kampmann, Steven; Lanteau, William; Omens, Estelle; Poston, Tom; Sabella, Ernie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; 2 copies. The Girl from Manhattan #2-5. PROD. NO.: 3108. AIR DATE: 11-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1983. VERSION : first draft. W RITERS : Mauldin, Nat; Vetrie, Michael (story). DIRECTOR: Day, Linda. WITH: De Banzie, Lois; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Hill, Thomas; Joseph, Jackie; Kampmann, Steven; Lanteau, William; Poston, Tom; Venture, Richard. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list. Don’t Rain on My Parade #2-6. PROD. NO.: 3115. AIR DATE: 11-21-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1983. VERSION : first draft. W RITER : Hall, Barbara. D IRECTOR : Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Cody, Iron Eyes; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Hill, Thomas (Tom); Kampmann, Steven; Lanteau, William; McCay, Peggy; Poston, Tom; Wallace, George D. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Lady and the Tramps #2-7. PROD. NO.: 3112. AIR DATE: 12-05-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Marshall, Emily. D IRECTOR: Wheeler, Donna. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Gallery, James; Kampmann, Steven; Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Sadler, William; Sanderson, William; Voldstad, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Man Who Came Forever #2-8. P ROD . NO.: 3105. AIR DATE: 12-12-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bull, Sheldon. DIRECTOR: Daniel, Rod. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Kampmann, Steven; Poston, Tom; Sabella, Ernie. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; short rundown (Aug. 5, 1983). The Looks of Love #2-9. PROD. NO.: 3104. AIR DATE: 12-19-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Bull, Sheldon. DIRECTOR: Martin, Dick. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Griswold, Michael; Heflin, Nora; Kampmann, Steven; Landry, Gail;

Night Court Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Reed, Shanna; Sabella, Ernie; Sanderson, William; Tilton, Deborah; Voldstad, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Kirk Goes for the Juggler #2-10. PROD. NO.: 3109. AIR DATE: 01-02-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Marshall, Emily. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Fields, Edith; Frann, Mary; Kampmann, Steven; Poston, Tom; Sansom, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Cats #2-12. PROD. NO.: 3121. AIR DATE: 01-16-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS : Kemp, Barry; Bull, Sheldon; Marshall, Emily. DIRECTOR: Drake, Jim. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Huffman, David; Johnson, Alexandra; Kampmann, Steven; Poston, Tom; York, Rebecca. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Dec. 16, 1983). Curious George at the Firehouse #2-13. PROD. NO.: 3111. AIR DATE: 01-23-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hall, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Boyle, Michael; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Girardin, Ray; Kampmann, Steven; Poston, Tom; Russell, Paula; York, Rebecca. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Nov. 11, 1983). Best Friends #2-16. PROD. NO.: 3123. AIR DATE: 0213-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Kemp, Barry; Marshall, Emily. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Horton, Michael; Kampmann, Steven; Lanteau, William; Poston, Tom; York, Rebecca. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Kirk Ties One On #2-17. PROD . NO.: 3122. A IR DATE: 02-27-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Kemp, Barry; Bull, Sheldon; Marshall, Emily. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Kampmann, Steven; Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Quinn, Bill; Rosenberg, Arthur; Sanderson, Bill; Voldstad, John; Wills, Terry; York, Rebecca. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Jan. 16, 1984). Go, Grandma, Go! #2-18. PROD . NO.: 3126. AIR DATE: 03-05-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Hall, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Fridell, Squire; Gordon, Ruth; Kampmann, Steven; Papenfuss, Tony; Parker, William F.; Poston, Tom; Sanderson, Bill; Starr, Beau; Voldstad, John; York, Rebecca. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Vermont Today #2-20. PROD. NO.: 3129. AIR DATE: 03-19-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Kemp, Barry; Bull, Sheldon; Marshall, Emily. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. WITH: Becher, John C.; Chambers, Hennen; Duffy, Julia; Flippin, Lucy Lee; Frann, Mary; Haney, Anne; Kampmann, Steven; Leach, Britt; Poston, Tom; Scolari, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Send Her, Ella #2-21. PROD. NO.: 3128. AIR DATE: 03-26-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1984. VERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Hall, Barbara; Trogdon, Miriam. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. WITH: Bird, Billie; Cadogan, Alice; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Kampmann, Steven; Lindine, Jack; May, Lenora; Poston, Tom; Sharrett, Michael; Venture, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Tell a Lie, Get a Check #3-1. PROD. NO.: 4105. AIR DATE: 10-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1984. VERSION:

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first draft. WRITER: Wilcox, Dan. DIRECTOR: Tracy, John. WITH: Bowman, Pamela; Duffy, Julia; Finoccoli, Robert; Frann, Mary; Nalee, Elaine; Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Rainey, Ford; Sanderson, William; Scolari, Peter; Voldstad, John; Walston, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Twenty-Year Itch #3-2. PROD. NO.: 4109. AIR DATE: 10-22-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Trogdon, Miriam. DIRECTOR: Martin, Dick. WITH: Draper, Don; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Gibson, Gerry; McGrath, Derek; Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Richards, Stoney; Rowe, Doug; Sanderson, William; Scolari, Peter; Selburg, David; Thomas, Christopher; Voldstad, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Aug. 31, 1984). A’Hunting We Will Go #3-3. PROD. NO.: 4101. AIR DATE: 10-29-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dean, Barton. DIRECTOR: Drake, Jim. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Hill, Thomas; Lanteau, William; Papenfuss, Tony; Poston, Tom; Sanderson, William; Scolari, Peter; Voldstad, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Jul. 13, 1984). Poor Reception #3-7. PROD. NO.: 4110. AIR DATE: 11-26-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-17-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Marshall, Emily. DIRECTOR: Martin, Dick. WITH: Doucette, Jeff; Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Ingle, John; Oglesby, Thomas (Randy); Poston, Tom; Roberts, Eve; Scolari, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Georgie’s Girl #3-10. PROD. NO.: 4103. AIR DATE: 12-31-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 07-18-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Trogdon, Miriam. DIRECTOR: Drake, Jim. WITH: Duffy, Julia; Frann, Mary; Poston, Tom; Ruttan, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown (Jul. 20, 1984).

Night Court HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 22 scripts (1983-86). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 4, 1984, to May 31, 1992; Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 2-5); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 6-7, 9); Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (season 8); 30 minutes; 193 episodes. PROD. CO.: Starry Night Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Cluess, Chris; Kreisman, Stu; Murphy, Gary; Strawther, Larry; Weege, Reinhold. PRODUCERS: Boomer, Linwood; Kelton, Kevin; Melman, Jeffrey; Rubin, Fred; Stevens, Bob; Straw, Tom; Underwood, Bob. STARRING: Anderson, Harry. W ITH : Austin, Karen; Diamond, Selma; Finneran, Mike; Foley, Ellen; Halop, Florence; Jordan, S. Marc; Kelly, Paula; Kumagai, Denice; Larroquette, John; Lutz, Joleen; Moll, Richard; Post, Markie; Robinson, Charles; Utay, Will; Warfield, Marsha. • Sitcom about life in an urban night court and the eccentric judge presiding over it. The Former Harry Stone #1-3. PROD. NO.: 185362. AIR DATE: 01-18-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1983. VERSION : final draft. W RITER : Reeder, Tom. D IRECTOR : Sandrich, Jay. WITH: Aresco, Joey; Austin, Karen; Diamond, Selma; Kelly, Paula; Kiser, Terry; Landers, Judy; Larroquette, John; Martin, Barney; Moll, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits. Eye of the Beholder #1-5. PROD. NO.: 185363. AIR

SERIES DATE : 02-08-1984. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-01-1983. LAST REVISION: 12-07-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Balmagia, Larry. DIRECTOR: Melman, Jeffrey. WITH: Alaimo, Michael; Austin, Karen; Brock, Stanley; Diamond, Selma; Kelly, Paula; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; Richards, Jennifer; Ruscio, Al; Sterling, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits. Death Threat #1-6. PROD. NO.: 185367. AIR DATE: 02-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-02-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Stevens, Bob. DIRECTOR: Sandrich, Jay. WITH: Austin, Karen; Diamond, Selma; Gonzalez, Gabriel; Kelly, Paula; Larroquette, John; Leeds, Phil; Moll, Richard; Murdock, George; Murdock, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits. Once in Love with Harry #1-7. PROD. NO.: 185361. AIR DATE: 02-22-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1983. LAST REVISION: 11-15-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Weege, Reinhold. DIRECTOR: Sandrich, Jay. W ITH : Austin, Karen; Bernard, Jason; Diamond, Selma; Honig, Howard; Kelly, Paula; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; Summers, Bunny; Taggart, Rita. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; tentative block and tape schedule (Nov. 15-16, 1983). Quadrangle of Love #1-8. PROD. NO.: 185369. AIR DATE : 02-29-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 02-12-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-17-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Cluess, Chris; Kreisman, Stu; Colleary, R.J.; Reeder, Tom. DIRECTOR: Melman, Jeff. WITH: Austin, Karen; DeSantis, Patrick; Diamond, Selma; Kelly, Paula; Larroquette, John; McWilliams, Caroline; Moll, Richard; Sanders, Henry G.; Wallace, George D. Wonder Drug #1-9. PROD. NO.: 185364. AIR DATE: 03-07-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1983. LAST REVISION: 12-14-1983. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Ostroff, Howard. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. W ITH : Austin, Karen; Diamond, Selma; Feinberg, Ron; Holt, Arva; Kelly, Paula; Larroquette, John; Martin, Sandy; Moll, Richard; Riley, Jack; Smith, Lionel. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown (Dec. 14, 1983). Harry and the Rock Star #1-11. PROD. NO.: 185370. AIR DATE: 03-21-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-29-1984. LAST REVISION : 03-02-1984. V ERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Weege, Reinhold. DIRECTOR: Sandrich, Jay. WITH: Albert, Wil; Cain, David Michael; DeBell, Kristine; Diamond, Selma; Drummond, Alice; Kelly, Paula; Kiser, Terry; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; Ryan, Paul; Summer, Laura. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits. Hi Honey, I’m Home #1-13. PROD. NO.: 185371. AIR DATE: 03-31-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Reeder, Tom. DIRECTOR: Shimokawa, Gary. WITH: Diamond, Selma; Garner, Martin; Hoffman, Basil; Howard, D.D.; Kelly, Paula; Kogan, Milt; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; Napier, Charles; Rodd, Marcia. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits. Daddy for the Defense (AKA Christine and Mac) #2-2. PROD. NO.: 185601. AIR DATE: 10-04-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1984. LAST REVISION: 08-24-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Weege, Reinhold. DIRECTOR: Melman, Jeff. WITH: Diamond, Selma; Gerber, Jay; Larroquette, John; Lieber, Paul; Moll, Richard; Portney, Charlotte; Post, Markie; Richarde, Tessa; Robinson, Charles; Roche, Eugene. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; tentative schedule (Aug. 22-24, 1984). Bull Gets a Kid #2-6. PROD. NO.: 185608. AIR DATE: 11-08-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1984. VERSION: table

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Night Stalker Laura; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; O’Donnell, Annie; Post, Markie; Pruett, Harold P.; Robinson, Charles; Ruttan, Susan; Spiner, Brent. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; short rundown. Wheels of Justice (Part 2) #3-10. PROD. NO.: 185715. AIR DATE: 12-12-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1985. VERSION: table draft. WRITER: Mauldin, Nat. DIRECTOR: Bergmann, Alan. WITH: Barron, Robert V.; Birney, Frank; Bouvier, Charles; Halop, Florence; Houlihan, Keri; Kirchenbauer, Bill; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; O’Donnell, Annie; Post, Markie; Robinson, Charles; Spiner, Brent; Tobey, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); set list; tentative weekly schedule (Aug. 12-16, 1985); short rundown. The Apartment #3-15. PROD . NO.: 185728. AIR DATE: 01-30-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1986. VERSION: table draft. WRITER: O’Neil, Teresa. DIRECTOR: Drake, Jim. WITH: Dungan, Angus; Halop, Florence; Kumagai, Denice; Larroquette, John; Luke, Keye; Landers, Judy; Moll, Richard; Post, Markie; Robinson, Bumper; Robinson, Charles; Rose, Margot; Sullivan, K.T. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; tentative weekly schedule (Jan. 14-17, 1986). Leon, We Hardly Knew Ye #3-16. PROD . NO.: 185729. AIR DATE: 02-06-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 01-221986. VERSION: revised table draft. WRITER: Stevens, Bob. DIRECTOR: Larroquette, John. WITH : Antar; Halop, Florence; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; Morris, Iona; Pascal, Mary Ann; Post, Markie; Robinson, Bumper; Robinson, Charles; Rose, Margot; Tormé, Mel; Utay, Will; Wilson, Lisle. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative weekly schedule (Jan. 22-24, 1986). Flo’s Retirement (The Retirement) #3-20. PROD. NO.: 185730. AIR DATE: 03-13-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 0218-1986. VERSION: table draft. WRITER: Mauldin, Nat. DIRECTOR: Steele, Tim. WITH: Applegate, Fred; Halop, Florence; Harris, Estelle; Larroquette, John; Moll, Richard; Post, Markie; Robinson, Charles; Ross, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative weekly schedule (Feb. 18-21, 1986). The Ark [unidentified, unaired?]. SCRIPT DATE: 0726-1984. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Mauldin, Nat. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Night Stalker (Kolchak: The Night Stalker) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 11, 1972 (pilot movie); Jan. 16, 1973 (pilot movie); Sept. 13, 1974, to Mar. 28, 1975; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 20 episodes (+ 2 pilot movies). PROD. CO.: Francy Productions; Universal Television. C REATED BY : Rice, Jeffrey Grant. EXEC . PROD.: Chermak, Cy; McGavin, Darren. PRODUCERS: Chermak, Cy; Playdon, Paul. STARRING: McGavin, Darren. WITH: Fiedler, John; Grinnage, Jack; McDevitt, Ruth; Oakland, Simon; Susi, Carol Ann. • Horror/fantasy series about a reporter who investigates mysterious and supernatural murders. They Have Been, They Are, They Will Be ... (U.F.O.) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 41810. AIR DATE: 09-271974. SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1974. LAST REVISION: 09-271974. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Borchert, Rudolph;

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Clark, Dennis (story). DIRECTOR: Baron, Allen. WITH: Arthur, Maureen; Challenger, Rudy; Feld, Fritz; Fiedler, John; Glanz, Gary; Gregory, James; Grinnage, Jack; Leeds, Phil; Lesser, Len; Oakland, Simon; Rizzo, Tony; Susi, Carol Ann; Van Patten, Dick; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet (Aug. 28, 1974); shooting schedule (Aug. 26-29, 1974, days 3-6). USED BY: production file copy. The Trevi Collection #1-14. PROD. NO.: 41812. AIR DATE : 01-24-1975. S CRIPT DATE : 12-06-1974. LAST REVISION: 12-20-1974. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Borchert, Rudolph. DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Bakalyan, Richard (Dick); Brandon, Henry; Chandler, George; Foch, Nina; Fowley, Douglas (Doug); Gill, Beverly; Grinnage, Jack; Kopell, Bernard (Bernie); Leeds, Peter; McCarthy, Dennis; McDevitt, Ruth; Miller, Marvin; Morrill, Priscilla; Oakland, Simon; Parker, Lara; Quick, Diane; Slate, Henry; Waters, Chuck. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Miller, Marvin. The Knightly Murders #1-18. PROD. NO.: 41840. AIR DATE: 03-07-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1975. WRITERS: Magistretti, Paul; Kozoll, Michael; Chase, David. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Carter, Don; Clute, Sidney; Conried, Hans; Dehner, John; Donnell, Jeff; Dressler, Lieux; Drum, Jim; Emhardt, Robert; Fisher, Shug; Maxwell, Alyscia; McCready, Ed; O’Byrne, Bryan; O’Connell, William; Palmer, Gregg. Eve of Terror [unidentified, unaired?]. PROD. NO.: 41837. SCRIPT DATE: 03-03-1975. LAST REVISION: 0307-1975. V ERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Lord, Stephen; Kozoll, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

9 to 5 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 25, 1982, to Oct. 27, 1983; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 2); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 31(?) episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Fonda, Jane; Kagan, Michael J.; Komack, James. P RODUCERS: Baser, Michael S.; Bloomberg, Ron; Fonda, Jane; Guerdat, Andrew; Kelly, April; Komack, James; Kreinberg, Steve; Pitlik, Noam; Seeger, Susan; Siegleman, Jan; Weiskopf, Kim. STARRING: Curtin, Valerie; Dennison, Rachel; Moreno, Rita. WITH: Ayres, Leah; Bonerz, Peter; Deloy, George; Edelman, Herb; Farrell, Mary; Hobbs, Peter; La Torre, Tony; Marsh, Jean; Pope, Peggy; Stone, Suzanne; Tambor, Jeffrey; Weldon, Ann. • Sitcom about three women who work in a business office in careers that are going nowhere, with some feminist overtones at the beginning of the series. The program is based on the 1980 movie of the same title. Off Broadway #2-14. PROD. NO.: 2C12. AIR DATE: 01-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bloomberg, Ron. DIRECTOR: Lessac, Michael. WITH: Curtin, Valerie; Dennison, Rachel; Edelman, Herb; Marsh, Jean; Moreno, Rita; Tambor, Jeffrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: insert lyrics for duet Ain’t We Got Fun (as of 11/7).

No Time for Sergeants HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts.

SERIES NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1964, to May 3, 1965; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 34 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television in association with PenCam Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. STARRING: Jackson, Sammy. WITH: Benedict, Greg; Clyde, Andy; Hickox, Harry; McDonald, Michael; Murdock, George; O’Neal, Kevin; Rorke, Hayden; Sibbald, Laurie; Smith, Paul; Tata, Joe E. • Military sitcom, based on a story by Mac Hyman of the same title, that also inspired a Broadway play, a TV program (on the U.S. Steel Hour, 1955) and a movie (1958). Too Many Stockdales #1-21. PROD. NO.: 28103. AIR DATE: 02-01-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1964. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1964. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: James, Ed; Jacobs, Seaman; Paul, Norman (script consultant); Burns, William (script consultant). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Benedict, Greg; Ferguson, Frank; Hickox, Harry; McDonald, Michael; Maxwell, Stacey; O’Neal, Kevin; Rorke, Hayden; Sibbald, Laurie; Smith, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Andy Meets His Match #1-32. PROD. NO.: 28112. AIR DATE: 04-19-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1965. LAST REVISION: 03-02-1965. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: James, Ed; Jacobs, Seaman; Paul, Norman (script consultant); Burns, William (script consultant). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Albertson, Mabel; Benedict, Greg; Clyde, Andy; Hickox, Harry; McDonald, Michael; O’Neal, Kevin; Rorke, Hayden; Sibbald, Laurie; Smith, Paul; Tata, Joe E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Office copy.

Noah’s Ark HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1956, to Feb. 26, 1957; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 23 episodes (one more episode was scheduled for Mar. 5, 1957, but remained unaired). PROD. CO.: Mark VII Ltd. Productions. PRODUCER: Webb, Jack. DIRECTORS: Webb, Jack; Quinn, A.J.; Wise, Herbert. STARRING: Burke, Paul; Rodman, Vic. WITH: Engle, Paul; Masters, Natalie; Whitney, Russell; Wynn, May. • Dramatic series about a pair of veterinarians. The Toothless Monkey #1-4. PROD. NO.: 4702. AIR DATE : 10-09-1956. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-21-1956. L AST REVISION: 08-22-1956. VERSION: revised final. WRITERS: Cramoy, Michael; revised by: Webb, Jack; Burt, Frank. WITH: Green, Karen; Hensley, Johnny; Powell, Lillian; Rankin, Gil; Wynn, May. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; animal list; some marks. USED BY: Rankin, G. (part of “Jerry Zander”). The Mascot #1-5. PROD. NO.: 4707. AIR DATE: 1023-1956. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-12-1956. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Webb, Jack; Burt, Frank. W ITH : Bryan, Marvin; Carpenter, Charles; Harris, Stacy; Horan, James W.; Powell, Lillian; Wynn, May. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; animal list. USED BY: Casey, T. The Friendly Lion #1-6. PROD. NO.: 4706. AIR DATE: 10-30-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Webb, Jack; Burt, Frank. WITH: Dennis, John; Powell, Lillian; Thomas, Lynn; Wynn, May.

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Norman Corwin Presents ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; animal list. USED BY: Casey, T. A Girl’s Best Friend #1-12. PROD. NO.: 4712. AIR DATE: 12-11-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Burt, Frank. WITH: Lansing, Joi; Powell, Lillian; Wynn, May. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; animal list. The Talking Ostrich #1-17. PROD. NO.: 4717. AIR DATE: 01-15-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1956. LAST REVISION: 11-27-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Burt, Frank. WITH: Atterbury, Malcolm; Barrows, George; Horan, Jim; Wynn, May. USED BY: Horan, Jim (part of “Fred”). The Vitamin Derby #1-19. PROD. NO.: 4719. AIR DATE: 01-29-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: van Hartesveldt, Fran; White, Andy. WITH: Harvey, Harry, Sr.; Horan, Jim; Idelson, William; Sheldon, Jerome; Wynn, May. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; animal list. USED BY: Horan, Jim (part of “Fred”). The Intruder #1-23. PROD. NO.: 4723. AIR DATE: 02-26-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-18-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Lucas, John Meredyth; Blair, Robert E. (story). WITH: Buyeff, Lillian; Carter, Jimmy; Flaherty, William; Hill, Hallene; Horan, Jim; Wynn, May. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; animal list. USED BY: Horan, Jim (part of “Fred”).

Norman Corwin Presents HOLDINGS: Norman Corwin Collection — 28 scripts (26 episodes, in 6 bound volumes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1971-72; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: ARJO Productions; Group W Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Moynihan, George. PRODUCERS: Corwin, Norman; Katz, Arthur Joel; Movshon, George. HOST: Corwin, Norman. • Dramatic anthology series. Unlike Corwin’s radio series, this one includes other writers beside himself, but he directed several episodes and produced them all. The volumes also have photos of scenes and characters, clippings, drawings and correspondence, including fan mail. Two Gods on Prime Time #1-1. SCRIPT DATE: 0524-1971. LAST REVISION: 06-20-1971. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Binder, Steve. WITH: Nielsen, Leslie; Tucker, Forrest; Tyson, Cicely. ADDITIONAL INFO: press release; cast of characters; set list; some marks. The One-Man Group #1-2. SCRIPT DATE: 06-281971. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Binder, Steve. WITH: Harron, Donald; Harvey, Tom; Lockhart, Araby; Margolese, E.M.; Sullivan, Sean; Webster, Sandy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; marks and notes; originally produced for radio (L’Affaire Gumpert), starring Charles Laughton. Odyssey in Progress #1-3. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1971. VERSION: third revision. WRITERS: Corwin, Norman; Livingston, Jay; Evans, Ray. DIRECTORS: Corwin, Norman; Katz, Arthur Joel. W ITH : Corwin, Norman; Evans, Ray; Franken, Steve; Kellogg, Eileen Wilson; Livingston, Jay; O’Neill, Ricky. A DDITIONAL INFO : music and lyrics by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans; contract; press release; marks and notes; based on Corwin’s The Odyssey of Runyon Jones.

Norman Corwin Presents Pappy’s Oasis (Bandit) #1-4. SCRIPT DATE: 07-231971. LAST REVISION: 08-29-1971. VERSION: second revision. W RITER: Sargent, Alvin. D IRECTOR: Frankel, Gene. WITH: Bedelia, Bonnie; Bridges, Beau. You Think You’ve Got Troubles? #1-5. AIR DATE: 09-10-1971 (KYW-TV, Philadelphia). SCRIPT DATE: 0714-1971. LAST REVISION: 08-31-1971. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Adhiya, Veeren; Chan, Beatrice; Daley, Stu; Doremus, Allen; Dunn, Michael; Goodier, Robert; Gotthardt, Arno; King, Alan; Luck, Mel; McDonnell, Arch; Osler, William; Parkes, Gerard; Sevenoaks, Rex; Sullivan, Sean; Warner, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; credits; staff/crew list; set list; stock list. Aunt Dorothy’s Playroom #1-6. SCRIPT DATE: 0729-1971. LAST REVISION: 09-07-1971. VERSION: second revision. WRITER: Balluck, Don. DIRECTOR: Frankel, Gene. WITH: Baker, Diane; Brooks, Bonnie; Chapman, Vernon; Goldhar, Marvin; Gwynne, Fred; Hartman, Ron; Klanfer, Francois; Lang, Darlene; Miller, Maxine; Shanks, Mary Ann; Thomson, Gordon; Van Evera, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; some marks and notes. A Foreign Field #1-7. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-24-1971. WRITER: Katkov, Norman. DIRECTOR: Swift, Lela. WITH: Cronyn, Hume; Greene, Lorne; Morse, Barry; Tandy, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Joy of Living #1-8. SCRIPT DATE: 08-06-1971. LAST REVISION: 09-15-1971. VERSION: fourth revision. WRITER: Nolan, William F. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Betz, Carl; Farber, Jodi; O’Neill, Ricky; Reis, Vivian; Sanvido, Guy. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; rehearsal schedule (Sept. 13-14, 16-17, 1971); some notes. The Moat Farm Murder (How It Feels to Murder) #1-9. SCRIPT DATE: 07-20-1971. LAST REVISION: 09-181971. VERSION: fourth revision. WRITER: Corwin, Norman (adapter). DIRECTOR: Swift, Lela. WITH: Booth, James; Gordon, Joyce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; memo from Norman Corwin to Joel Katz; adapted from an actual confession. Bingo Twice a Week #1-10. SCRIPT DATE: 09-231971. VERSION: second revision. W RITER: Saks, Sol. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Rubes, Susan Douglas; Stickney, Dorothy. A Soliloquy for Television #1-11. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Corwin, Norman; Swift, Lela. WITH: Peters, Brock. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. The Undecided Molecule #1-12. SCRIPT DATE: 0927-1971. LAST REVISION: 09-30-1971. VERSION: fourth revision. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Anderson, Abbott; Berle, Milton; Garnett, Gale; Kligman, Paul; Osler, William; Russell, Franz; Silverman, Robert; Sutton, Victor. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; based on the original radio production starring Groucho Marx. The First Big Try #1-13. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Corwin, Norman. WITH: Sutherland, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO : co-produced by the United Nations; documentary based on the Film Archives of The League of Nations; marks and notes throughout. The Discovery #1-14. WRITER: Corwin, Norman. DIRECTOR: Corwin, Norman. WITH: Boretski, Peter; Burroughs, Jackie; Linder, Cec; Shatner, William.

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SERIES TOR: Corwin, Norman. WITH: Barron, James; Donohue, Brenda; McCallum, David; McCord, David; Pernie, Steven; Schurmann, David; Sutton, Victor. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown; rehearsal/taping schedule; dressing room assignments; marks and notes.

Northwest Passage HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1958, to Mar. 13, 1959; Sundays, 7:30 P.M. (through Jan. 4, 1959); Fridays, 7:30 P.M. (through July 1959); Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (July to Sept., 1959); 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: MGM Television. EXEC. PROD.: Marx, Samuel. PRODUCER: Samish, Adrian. STARRING: Burnett, Don; Ebsen, Buddy; Larsen, Keith. WITH: Tonge, Philip. • Adventure series about the Rogers’ Rangers and their search for an alleged waterway across the United States, during the French and Indian War (1754-63), based on the novel (by Kenneth Roberts) and movie (1940) of the same title. The Killers #1-26. PROD. NO.: 15-15. AIR DATE: 0313-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1958. LAST REVISION: 0217-1958. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Angell, Buckley. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH : Dark, Christopher; Kelly, Claire; Russell, John; Steele, Karen. USED BY: Corfino.

Not for Hire (Sergeant Steve Dekker) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1959-60; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: California National Productions. PRODUCER: Florea, John. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. S TARRING: Meeker, Ralph. W ITH : Alden, Norman; Drake, Ken; Ellis, Herb; Hush, Lisabeth; Reitzen, Jack. • Crime series about an investigator for the U.S. Army, set in Hawaii. Lover’s Leap #1-31. PROD. NO.: PS-35. AIR DATE: 05-20-1960 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-19-1959. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Goodman, Ralph; Vogel, Joseph. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Alden, Norman (Norm); Betts, Jane; Drake, Ken; Harmon, Gwen; Hush, Lisabeth; Telford, Jim; Thomas, Lynn; Waltz, Patrick. USED BY: Wilson, Dick (part of “Maitre d’“).

The Nurses (The Doctors and the Nurses) HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 27, 1962, to May 11, 1965; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 10:00 P.M. (season 2); Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 98 episodes. PROD. CO.: Plautus Productions. EXEC . P ROD .: Brodkin, Herbert. P RODUCERS: Berger, Robert; Katz, Arthur; Lewis, Arthur; Mayer, Gerald. STARRING: Bethune, Zina; Conway, Shirl. WITH: Binns, Edward; Brooks, Stephen; Campanella, Joseph (season 3); Simms, Hilda; Tolan, Michael (season 3). • Medical drama set at Alden General Hospital, dealing with the personal and professional lives of two nurses; title change to The Doctors and the Nurses for season 3. A daytime serial based on the program ran from 1965 to 1967 on ABC.

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To Spend, to Give, to Want #2-12. PROD. NO.: 47. AIR DATE: 12-12-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 09-18-1963. LAST REVISION: 09-23-1963. VERSION: revised mimeo. WRITER: Lewis, Andy. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles. WITH: Bergman, Alan; Elcar, Dana; Fletcher, Bramwell; Grant, Lee; Kuss, Richard; Larson, Paul; Sterne, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; name change; notes. Nurse Is a Feminine Noun #2-21. PROD. NO.: 221. AIR DATE: 02-13-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1963. VERSION: first mimeo. WRITER: Van Scoyk, Robert. DIRECTOR : Bogart, Paul. W ITH : Barker, Margaret; Laire, Judson; Powell, Addison; Sands, Diana; Stenborg, Helen; Stone, Harold J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; some marks.

O.K. Crackerby! HOLDINGS: Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection — 1 script, 2 outlines. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1965, to Jan. 6, 1966; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 17 episodes. PROD. CO.: Beresford Productions, Ltd. in association with United Artists Corporation. CREATED BY: Amory, Cleveland; Burrows, Abe. EXEC. PROD.: Amateau, Rodney. PRODUCERS: Henry, Norman; Lewis, Elliott; Stewart, Charles. STARRING: Ives, Burl. WITH: Adams, Brooke; Buckley, Hal; Corcoran, Brian; Davison, Joel; Foran, Dick; Indrisano, John; Stephens, Laraine. • Sitcom about a widowed selfmade millionaire from Oklahoma, who wants his children to break into High Society. The Wellecliffe Story #1-2. PROD. NO.: 8802. AIR DATE : 09-23-1965. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-21-1965. TAPE DATE: 06-21-1965. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Burrows, Abe; Ryan, Terry. D IRECTOR: Amateau, Rod. WITH: Buckley, Hal; Corcoran, Brian; Davison, Joel; Stephens, Laraine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; synopsis. Art for Crackerby’s Sake [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1965. VERSION: outlines. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 3 copies. Instant Royalty [unaired]. VERSION: draft.

Official Detective HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1957-58; 30 minutes; 40+ episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions; National Telefilm Associates. PRODUCER: Briskin, Mort. HOST: Sloane, Everett. • Crime anthology series, produced in cooperation with Official Detective Stories Magazine, as was the radio series (1947-57) of the same title. Panhandle Manhunt #1-2. SCRIPT NO.: 2. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Briskin, Mort. A DDITIONAL INFO : marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Preece, Mike. Beauty in the Bag #1-7. PROD. NO.: 406-02-07. AIR DATE: 09-24-1957 (KTLA). SCRIPT DATE: 07-17-1957. LAST REVISION: 07-23-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Briskin, Mort. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Ankrum, Morris; Arnie, Harry; Chambers, Paul; De Sales, Francis; Duncan, Craig; Goddard, John; Hogan, Jack; Kirk, Joe; Kruger, Fred; Leighton, Cynthia; Loos,

Oky Doky Ranch Anne; Short, Judy; Sullivan, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Vernon, Billy. Chain Store Holdups #1-20. SCRIPT NO.: 32. SCRIPT DATE: 12-23-1957. WRITER: Briskin, Mort. DIRECTOR: Guilfoyle, Paul. WITH: Bromfield, John; Conway, Russ; Cox, Jim; Griffin, Tod; Holland, Tom; Shepard, Jan; Vitanza, A.G. ADDITIONAL INFO : marks and notes throughout; handwritten notes on “Wardrobe of John Bromfield.” USED BY: Harris, Harry (editor). The Mugger #1-28. SCRIPT NO.: 27. WRITER: Briskin, Mort. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH : Albertson, Frank; Anderson, Herbert; Antrim, Harry; Clarke, Paul; Close, John; Taylor, Wayne; Valentine, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes throughout; handwritten wild track lists. USED BY: Andrews, Betty. The Policeman’s Gun #1-36. SCRIPT NO.: 1. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1957. LAST REVISION: 01-22-1957. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Martin, Don. DIRECTOR: Sholem, Lee. WITH: Bouchey, Willis; Brewster, Diane; Burton, Robert; Doucette, John; Hoyt, Clegg; Glass, Ned; Kendis, William; McCarthy, Dennis; Mazurki, Mike; Morrow, Jeff ; Pickard, John; Reed, Walter; Ruysdale, Basil. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Loomis, Diana N. (script supervisor).

Oky Doky Ranch see The Adventures of Oky Doky One Man’s Family HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1951); Carlton E. Morse Collection — 67 scripts (66 episodes); Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 4, 1949, to Jun. 21, 1952; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 2-3); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Morse, Carlton E. PRODUCERS: Clemmer, Richard; Conti, Gino. W RITER: Morse, Carlton E. STARRING: Lytell, Bert. WITH: Belgard, Madeline; Boles, Jim; Brooke, Walter; Franklin, Nancy; Casell, Arthur; Gateson, Marjorie; Idelson, Billy; Lee, James; Randall, Tony; Robbins, Patricia; Thorson, Russell; Saint, Eva Marie; Schaaf, Lillian; Shaw, Susan; Wigginton, Richard (Dick). • Drama series about a wealthy San Francisco stockbroker and his family, starting on the same premise as the radio program of the same title, that had been on the air since 1932 (until 1959), created and written by Carlton E. Morse. The episodes were aired live and used rear-screen projection for the first time. A new version came to TV in 1954 as a daily 15-minute serial. Chapter 1 Book 1. AIR DATE: 11-04-1949. DIRECTOR: Jones, Clark. ADDITIONAL INFO: last page missing. Chapter 2 Book 1. AIR D ATE : 11-11-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1949. DIRECTOR: Jones, Clark. Chapter 3 Book 1. AIR D ATE : 11-18-1949. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-03-1949. DIRECTOR: Jones, Clark. W ITH : Friedman, Ada. Chapter 4 Book 1. AIR DATE: 11-25-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1949. Chapter 5 Book 1. AIR DATE: 12-01-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 11-17-1949. Chapter 6 Book 1. AIR DATE: 12-09-1949. SCRIPT

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SERIES Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Kohl, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 2 Book 7. AIR DATE: 05-05-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 04-04-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Greene, Billy; Landers, Muriel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 3 Book 7. AIR DATE: 05-12-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Greene, Billy; Lorde, Athena; Nalle, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 4 Book 7. AIR DATE: 05-19-1951. VERSION: carbon copy. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Greene, Billy; Landers, Muriel; Lorde, Athena; Nalle, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence; some marks and notes. Chapter 5 Book 7. AIR DATE: 05-19-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 05-09-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bolger, Bob; Greene, Billy; Landers, Muriel; Lorde, Athena. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 6 Book 7. AIR DATE: 05-26-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bolger, Bob; Donaldson, Helen; Lorde, Athena; Van Rooten, Luis; Wallace, Regina. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 7 Book 7. AIR DATE: 06-09-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bolger, Bob; Kohl, Arthur; Lorde, Athena; Nalle, Billy; Thomas, Calvin. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 8 Book 7. AIR DATE: 06-16-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH : Bolger, Bob; Kohl, Arthur; Lorde, Athena. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 9 Book 7. AIR DATE: 06-23-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 06-05-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Ceeley, Len; Greene, Billy; Kohl, Arthur; Lorde, Athena; Thomas, Calvin. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 10 Book 7. AIR DATE: 06-30-1951. DIRECTOR : Kahn, Edgar C. W ITH : Lorde, Athena; Kohl, Arthur; Nalle, Billy; Boles, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 11 Book 7. AIR DATE: 07-07-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1951. WITH: Landers, Muriel. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 12 Book 7. AIR DATE: 07-14-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Van Rooten, Luis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 13 Book 7. AIR DATE: 07-21-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bruns, Mona; Manson, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 1 Book 8. AIR DATE: 09-22-1951. VERSION: carbon copy. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bruns, Mona; Marlowe, Norma Jane; Boles, Jim; Ceeley, Len; Nalle, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence; some marks and notes. Chapter 2 Book 8. AIR DATE: 09-29-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 09-05-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Boles, Jim; Bruns, Mona; Higgins, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 3 Book 8. AIR DATE: 10-06-1951. VERSION: carbon copy. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Boles,

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One Man’s Family Jim; Bruns, Mona. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence; some marks and notes. Chapter 4 Book 8. AIR DATE: 10-13-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bruns, Mona; Landers, Muriel; Locke, Ralph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 5 Book 8. AIR DATE: 10-20-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 09-12-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bruns, Mona; Kohl, Arthur; Lorde, Ann. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 6 Book 8. AIR DATE: 10-27-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Franklin, Nancy; Greene, Billy; Landers, Muriel; Locke, Ralph; Manson, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 7 Book 8. AIR DATE : 11-03-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Boles, Jim; Greene, Billy; Manson, Maurice; Marlowe, Norma Jane; Murray, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 8 Book 8. AIR DATE: 11-10-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 10-09-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Greene, Billy; Landers, Muriel; Manson, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 9 Book 8. A IR DATE : 11-17-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Manson, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 10 Book 8. AIR DATE: 11-24-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 11 Book 8. AIR DATE: 12-01-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Franklin, Nancy; Marlowe, Norma Jane; Nalle, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 12 Book 8. AIR DATE: 12-08-1951. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Merlin, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 13 Book 8. AIR DATE: 12-15-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Owens, Deirdre; Walsh, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 14, Book 8. AIR DATE: 12-22-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Belgard, Madeline; Gateson, Marjorie; Lee, James (Jim); Saint, Eva Marie; Schaaf, Lillian; Thorson, Russell; Wigginton, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; staff list; scene sequence; 2 copies. Chapter 1 Book 9. AIR DATE: 12-29-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Boles, Jim; Holland, Lindsay; Nalle, Billy; Sorel, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 1A Book 9. AIR DATE: 01-05-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Franklin, Nancy; Holland, Lindsay; Holmes, Ed; Kohl, Arthur; Nalle, Billy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 2 Book 9. AIR DATE: 01-12-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH : Franklin, Nancy; Bochner, Lloyd; McAloney, Michael; Raphael, Gerianne. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 3 Book 9. AIR DATE: 01-19-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1951. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Holland, Lindsay; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence.

Operation Petticoat Chapter 4 Book 9. AIR DATE: 01-26-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 01-08-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Holland, Lindsay; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 4A Book 9. AIR DATE: 02-02-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Holland, Lindsay; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 4B Book 9. AIR DATE: 02-09-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Holmes, Ed; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 5 Book 9. AIR DATE: 02-16-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Dryden, Bob; Fogle, Peter; Higgins, Mike; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 6 Book 9. AIR DATE: 02-23-1952. VERSION: cuts script. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Franklin; Nancy; Holland, Lindsay; McAloney, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence; some marks and notes. Chapter 7 Book 9. AIR DATE: 03-01-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Franklin; Nancy; Holland, Gina; Kohl, Arthur; McAloney, Michael; Marlowe, Norma Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 8 Book 9. AIR DATE: 03-08-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; Van Rooten, Louis; Dryden, Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence; some marks and notes. Chapter 9 Book 9. AIR DATE: 03-15-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Holland, Gina. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 10 Book 9. AIR DATE: 03-22-1952. DIRECTOR: Kahn, Edgar C. WITH: Bochner, Lloyd; McAloney, Michael; Manson, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; scene sequence. Chapter 43, Book 2. AIR DATE: 07-28-1954. WRITER: Morse, Carlton E. WITH: Cunning, Joyce; Miller, Marvin; Thorsen, Paul; Whitfield, Anne. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (part of “Mr. Faulkner”). The War on Men (pilot) [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1957. ADDITIONAL INFO: draft and typescript for a proposed third series pilot.

Operation Petticoat HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 4, 1977 (pilot movie); Sept. 17, 1977, to Oct. 16, 1978; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes (+ pilot, + 6 unaired). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Harris, Jeff; Kukoff, Bernie; Stern, Leonard B. PRODUCERS: O’Connell, David J.; Rhodes, Michael; Rose, Si. WITH: Astin, John; Berlinger, Warren; Brestoff, Richard; Brown, Christopher J.; Cassity, Kraig; Curtis, Jamie Lee; Dizon, Jesse; Gideon, Bond; Gilliland, Richard; Hogan, Robert; Kareman, Fred; Long, Wayne; McGinnis, Scott; Mantooth, Randolph; Marion, Richard; Mazes, Michael; Murdock, Jack; Naud, Melinda; Pflug, Jo Ann; Schuck, Peter; Singer, Raymond; Sparks, Don; Thompson, Hilary; Thomson, Dorrie; Varney, Jim; Wilder, Yvonne. • Story of a group of female Army nurses who

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are passengers on a pink submarine during World War II, based on the 1959 movie of the same title. Down to the Sea in Slips #1-15. PROD. NO.: 49125. AIR DATE: 01-21-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1978. LAST REVISION: 01-10-1978. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Our Gang. D IRECTOR : Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Astin, John; Brestoff, Richard; Brown, Christopher J.; Cassity, Kraig; Curtis, Jamie Lee; Dizon, Jesse; Gideon, Bond; Gilliland, Richard; Long, Wayne; Marion, Richard; Mazes, Michael; Murdock, Jack; Naud, Melinda; Schuck, Peter; Singer, Raymond; Thomson, Dorrie; Varney, Jim; Wilder, Yvonne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Tostin Times Two #1-18. PROD. NO.: 49126. AIR DATE: 02-11-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1978. LAST REVISION: 02-06-1978. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Murray, John Fenton (also story); Grant, Gil; Joseph, Bryan; Stern, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Astin, John; Brestoff, Richard; Brown, Christopher J.; Cassity, Kraig ; Curtis, Jamie Lee; Dizon, Jesse; Gideon, Bond; Gilliland, Richard; Long, Wayne; Marion, Richard; Mazes, Michael; Murdock, Jack; Naud, Melinda; Schuck, Peter; Singer, Raymond; Thomson, Dorrie; Varney, Jim; Wilder, Yvonne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. Gallardo Joins Up #1-19. P ROD . NO.: 49128. AIR DATE: 02-18-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-02-1978. LAST REVISION : 02-08-1978. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Rose, Si. D IRECTOR: Morse, Hollingsworth. W ITH : Astin, John; Brestoff, Richard; Brown, Christopher J.; Cassity, Kraig ; Curtis, Jamie Lee; Dizon, Jesse; Gideon, Bond; Gilliland, Richard; Long, Wayne; Marion, Richard; Mazes, Michael; Murdock, Jack; Naud, Melinda; Schuck, Peter; Singer, Raymond; Sison, Ramon; Thomson, Dorrie; Varney, Jim; Wilder, Yvonne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. In Gossette We Trust #1-20. PROD. NO.: 49127. AIR DATE : 02-25-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-10-1978. LAST REVISION: 02-16-1978. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Murray, John Fenton; Joseph, Bryan; Grant, Gil. DIRECTOR: Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Astin, John; Brestoff, Richard; Brown, Christopher J.; Cassity, Kraig; Curtis, Jamie Lee; Dizon, Jesse; Gideon, Bond; Gilliland, Richard; Long, Wayne; Marion, Richard; Mazes, Michael; Murdock, Jack; Naud, Melinda; Schuck, Peter; Singer, Raymond; Thomson, Dorrie; Varney, Jim; Wilder, Yvonne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Claire Voyant #1-22. PROD. NO.: 49129. AIR DATE: 05-18-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-27-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-20-1978. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Murray, John Fenton; Joseph, Bryan; Grant, Gil; Stern, Leonard B. DIRECTOR: Morse, Hollingsworth. WITH: Astin, John; Brestoff, Richard; Brown, Christopher J.; Cassity, Kraig ; Curtis, Jamie Lee; Dizon, Jesse; Gideon, Bond; Gilliland, Richard; Long, Wayne; Marion, Richard; Mazes, Michael; Murdock, Jack; Naud, Melinda; Schuck, Peter; Singer, Raymond; Thomson, Dorrie; Varney, Jim; Wilder, Yvonne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Operation: Runaway HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Apr. 27 to May 18, 1978;

SERIES Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 4 episodes. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Yates, William (Bill) Robert. PRODUCERS: Rodgers, Mark; White, Andy. DIRECTORS: Gilbert, Kenneth; Hayden, Jeffrey; Preece, Michael. STARRING: Reed, Robert. WITH: Biehn, Michael; Cox, Ruth; Machon, Karen. • Drama series about a psychologist who specializes in tracking down runaways from broken homes, and helping them rebuild their lives. The show returned in 1979 for another short run under a new title (The Runaways) and with a new star (Alan Feinstein). Too Young to Love #1-4. PROD. NO.: 9025-7701. AIR DATE : 05-18-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-27-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-07-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Froug, William. WITH: Acker, Sharon; Biehn, Michael; Cox, Ruth; Fetty, Darrell; Fudge, Alan; Imhoff, Gary; Machon, Karen; Perry, Roger; Van Ness, Jon; Winningham, Mare. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Oregon Trail HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 10, 1976 (pilot movie); Sept. 21 to Oct. 26, 1977; Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6 episodes (+ pilot, + 13 unaired). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Gleason, Michael. PRODUCERS: Collins, Richard; Vitale, Carl. STARRING: Taylor, Rod. WITH: Becker, Tony; Carr, Darleen; Napier, Charles; Smika, Gina Marie; Stevens, Andrew. • Western series about a widower who travels with his two children in a group of pioneers on the Oregon Trail from Illinois to begin a new life. Suffer the Little Children #12 [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 49018. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-241977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Hamilton, Robert; Jolley, Norman (also story); Bartlett, Richard H. (story). DIRECTOR: Champion, John C. WITH: Becker, Tony; Carr, Darleen; Napier, Charles; Parfrey, Woodrow; Smika, Gina Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Dr. Cooley”).

Our Miss Brooks HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1952, to May 11, 1956; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-3), 8:30 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 130 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions; Paramount. EXEC. PROD.: Berns, Larry. WRITERS: Lewis, Al; Quillan, Joe; Weiskopf, Bob. DIRECTORS: Asher, William; Lewis, Al; Rich, John. S TARRING: Arden, Eve. WITH: Averback, Hy; Barry, Gene; Bryant, Nana; Ching, William; Crenna, Richard; Croft, Mary Jane; Fax, Jesslyn; Gordon, Gale; Gordon, Virginia; Kearns, Joseph; Morgan, Jane; McMillan, Gloria; Randolph, Isabel; Rockwell, Robert; Smith, Leonard; Sweeney, Bob; Vera, Ricky; Winslowe, Paula. • Sitcom about a high school English teacher, based on the radio program of the same title (1948-57). Most of the radio cast was also in the TV version. Birthday Bag #1-4. SCRIPT NO.: 3. AIR DATE: 10-241952. VERSION: first draft. WITH: Crenna, Richard; Gordon, Gale; Gordon, Virginia; McMillan, Gloria; Morgan, Jane; Rockwell, Robert.

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The Outcasts HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 23, 1968, to May 5, 1969; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD . CO.: Screen Gems. CREATED BY : Brady, Ben; Tokatyan, Leon. EXEC. PROD.: Benson, Hugh. PRODUCER: Epstein, Jon. STARRING: Murray, Don; Young, Otis. • Western about a former slave and a former slave owner who work together as bounty hunters after the Civil War. The Outcasts #1-1. PROD. NO.: 3124. AIR DATE: 0923-1968. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-01-1968. LAST REVISION : 08-02-1968. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Tokatyan, Leon. DIRECTOR: Swackhamer, E.W. WITH: Conforti, Gino; DeBenning, Burr; Finnerty, Warren; Pickens, Slim; Sage, Willard. A Ride to Vengeance #1-2. PROD. NO.: 3129. AIR DATE : 09-30-1968. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-28-1968. LAST REVISION: 06-04-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bloom, Harold Jack. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Beggs, Hagan; Holland, Erik; Lynch, Ken; Marth, Frank; McGraw, Charles; Morris, Jeffrey; Muldaur, Diana; Shane, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO : marks and some notes. USED BY: Spencer, Al (set decorator?). The Town That Wouldn’t #1-22. PROD. NO.: 3134. AIR DATE: 03-31-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-18-1968. LAST REVISION: 10-25-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bluel, Richard. DIRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Cross, Dennis; Dennis, John; Gordon, Leo; Jury, Richard; Lyons, Robert F.; Michaelian, Michael; Palmer, Tom; Roman, Ruth; Scott, Pippa; Thompson, Hilary. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; marks and some notes. USED BY: Spencer, Al (set decorator?). Give Me Tomorrow #1-24. PROD . NO.: 3111. A IR DATE: 04-21-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 12-11-1968. LAST REVISION: 12-16-1968. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Pettus, Ken. DIRECTOR: Landres, Paul. WITH: Hairston, Jester; Hoyos, Rodolfo; Hoyt, John; Lee, Anna; Malone, Nancy; Norman, Maidie; Sargent, Dick; Traylor, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Long Ride #1-25. PROD. NO.: 3078. AIR DATE: 04-28-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1967. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Tokatyan, Leon. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert. WITH: Barry, Don (“Red”); Bassett, William; de Corsia, Ted; Morrison, Barbara; O’Malley, Pat. How Tall Is Blood? #1-26. PROD . NO.: 3119. A IR DATE : 05-05-1969. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-16-1968. LAST REVISION: 06-18-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kandel, Steve. DIRECTOR: Baron, Allen. WITH: Baer, Parley; Bruns, Philip; Chauvin, Lilyan; Holman, Rex; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Spencer, Al [set decorator?].

The Outer Limits HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (3 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1963, to Jan. 16, 1965; Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 49 episodes. PROD. CO.: Daystar-Villa di Stefano-United Artists. CREATED BY: Stevens, Leslie. EXEC . P ROD .: Stevens, Leslie. PRODUCERS: Brady, Ben; Stefano, Joseph. STARRING : Perrin, Vic (introduction and conclusion).

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• Science fiction anthology series with most episodes featuring contact with extraterrestrials. The Architects of Fear #1-3. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: SF#5; 4. AIR D ATE : 09-30-1963. S CRIPT D ATES : 0604-1963 / 06-10-1963. LAST REVISION: 06-12-1963. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Dolinsky, Meyer. DIRECTOR : Haskin, Byron. W ITH : Bokar, Hal; Brooks, Geraldine; Bush, William (Billy Green); Culp, Robert; Henderson, Doug; Prohaska, Janos; Stone, Leonard; Tanner, Clay; Wolfson, Martin; Zimmer, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies, 1 outline (4-12-1963, with some marks and notes). The Inheritors (The Pied Piper Project) (Part 1) #2-10. PROD./STORY NO.: SF#44; 55. AIR DATE: 11-211964. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1964. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITERS: Lester, Seeleg (also story); Neuman, Sam (also story); Adamson, Ed (story). DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. WITH: Askin, Leon; Cinder, Robert; de Corsia, Ted; Dixon, Ivan; Duvall, Robert; Frawley, James; Greer, Dabbs; Harron, Donald; Hector, Kim; Hutchings, Linda; Ihnat, Steve; Nelson, Robert J.; Pollock, Dee; Prescott, Simon (Sy); Shigeta, James; Wintersole, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Guest, Don. The Inheritors (The Pied Piper Project) (Part 2) #2-11. PROD./STORY NO.: SF#45; 61. AIR DATE: 11-281964. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-18-1964. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITERS: Lester, Seeleg (also story); Neuman, Sam (also story); Adamson, Ed (story). DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. WITH : Askin, Leon; Brady, David; Clark, Paulle; Cupito, Suzanne (= Brittany, Morgan); de Corsia, Ted; Dixon, Ivan; Duvall, Robert; Frawley, James; Harron, Donald; Hector, Kim; Ihnat, Steve; Pollock, Dee; Shutan, Jan; Stewart, Joanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Guest, Don.

sal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Huggins, Roy. PRODUCERS: Levitt, Gene. WRITERS: Carpenter, Don; Huggins, Roy; Summers, Dirk Wayne. DIRECTORS: Levitt, Gene; Peyser, John; Ritchie, Michael. STARRING: McGavin,

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1960, to May 10, 1962; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 50 episodes. P ROD . CO.: NBC Television. E XEC . PROD .: Telford, Frank. PRODUCERS: Bassler, Robert; Dackow, Joseph. STARRING: MacLane, Barton. WITH: Collier, Don; Gaynor, Jock; Lewis, Judy; Pearce, Wynn; Pickens, Slim; Yarnell, Bruce. • Western series about a marshal and his deputies in Stillwater, Oklahoma Territory. The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kinkaid — Esquire #213. PROD./STORY NO.: 31063; 78. AIR DATE: 01-04-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-05-1961. LAST REVISION: 10-10-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lewis, Andy (also story); Robertson, Cliff (story). DIRECTOR: Robertson, Cliff. WITH: Asner, Edward; Banner, John; Barrett, Curt; Cook, Elisha, Jr.; Jameson, Joyce; Kemmerling, Warren J.; Kulp, Nancy; Merlin, Jan; Robertson, Cliff; Scott, Pippa; Shaw, Reta. ADDITIONAL INFO: day out of days; shooting schedule (Oct. 12-13, 16-19, 1961).

The Outsider HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 21, 1967 (pilot movie); Sept. 18, 1968, to Apr. 16, 1969; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Univer-

Darren. • Crime series about a Los Angeles private detective who was recently released from prison. The Secret of Mareno Bay #1-15. PROD. NO.: 28924. AIR DATE: 01-15-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 07-22-1968. LAST REVISION: 07-29-1968. VERSION: revised script. WITH: Beckman, Henry; Brooke, Walter; Lampkin, Charles; Linville, Larry; Scott, Pippa; Whitney, Grace Lee; Winwood, Estelle. ADDITIONAL INFO: set list; stock list.

Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1971 (pilot movie); Sept. 16, 1971, to Apr. 6, 1974; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (first half of season 3); Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (second half of season 3); 60 minutes; 69 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Victor, David. PRODUCERS : Benton, Douglas; Epstein, Jon. D IRECTORS : Antonio, Lou; Doniger, Walter; Falk, Harry; Kulik, Buzz; Spielberg, Steven; Swackhamer, E.W. STARRING: Hill, Arthur. WITH: Beckman, Henry; Darling, Joan; Harrington, Pat; Johnson, Russell; Majors, Lee; Matchett, Christine; Quinn, Bill; Santoni, Reni; Soul, David; Workman, Lindsay; Zaremba, John. • Legal drama series about a widowed attorney with one daughter, who practices in Santa Barbara. A Question of Degree #1-22. PROD. NO.: 33928. AIR DATE : 02-24-1972. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-28-1971. LAST REVISION: 01-11-1972. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Trevey, Ken. WITH: Darling, Joan; Hingle, Pat; Majors, Lee; Latham, Louise; Matchett, Christine; Nolan, Lloyd. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1952, to Mar. 26, 1966; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 5-6), 8:30 P.M. (seasons 7-9), 7:30 (seasons 12-14 first half ); Thursdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 10-11); Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 14 second half ); 30 minutes; 435 episodes. PROD. CO.: Stage Five Productions, Hollywood; Volcano Productions. CREATED BY: Nelson, Ozzie. PRODUCERS: Angus, Robert; Lewis, Bill; Nelson, Ozzie; Penn, Leo. WRITERS: Bensfield, Dick; Bensfield, Perry; Chevillat, Dick; Davenport, Bill; Gershman, Ben; Grant, Perry; Nelson, Donald (Don); Nelson, Ozzie; Schiller, Bob; Sommers, Jay. DIRECTORS: Nelson, David; Nelson, Ozzie. STARRING: Nelson, Harriet; Nelson, Ozzie. WITH: Baer, Parley; Blaer, June; Bonar, Ivan; Cady, Frank; Croft, Mary Jane; Dawson, Greg; DeFore, Don; Flynn, Joe; Harmon, Kristin; Harper, Constance; Jones, Gordon; Morgan, Sean; Nelson, David; Nelson, Eric (Ricky); Salerno, Charlene; Stacy, James; Talbot, Lyle; Wagner, Jack; Young, Skip. • Family sitcom based on the radio series The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (1944-54). A Day in Bed #4-21. PROD. NO.: 27-108. AIR DATE:

SERIES 03-23-1956. WITH: DeFore, Don; Miller, Marvin; Nelson, David; Nelson, Eric (Ricky). USED BY: Miller, Marvin (part of “Brother Canfield”). The Savings Stamps (Trading Stamps) #10-10. PROD. NO.: 27-313. AIR DATE: 12-07-1961. WITH: Baer, Parley; Croft, Mary Jane; Harper, Constance; Hughes, Sally; Nelson, Ricky; Talbot, Lyle; Winslowe, Paula.

Parade of Stars (The Popsicle Parade of Stars) HOLDINGS: WORK : CBS.

Philip Rapp Collection —1 script. NETBROADCAST : May 15 to Jul. 17, 1950; Mondays, 7:45 P.M.; 15 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. DIRECTOR: Wray, John. • Variety program with a different guest star every week, each performing his or her own specialty; starting with Milton Berle and ending with Groucho Marx. (Some sources give 1949 as year of the first program, but according to Variety, this is incorrect.). Baby Snooks. AIR DATE: 06-19-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 05-26-1950. WRITER: Rapp, Phil. WITH: Brice, Fanny. ADDITIONAL INFO: Brice’s only appearance on TV.

The Passing Parade see Telephone Time Passport to Danger HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954-55; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Rabco Television Productions. CREATED BY: Dennis, Robert C. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal. P RODUCER : Roach, Hal, Jr. D IRECTORS: Kenton, Erle C.; Martin, Sobey. STARRING: Romero, Cesar. • Adventure series about a diplomatic courier. Sofia. PROD . N O.: 9137. AIR DATE : 03-07-1956 (Providence, RI). WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. WITH: Bekassy, Stephen; Camlin, Peter; Henry, Bill; Monet, Alana; Paiva, Nestor; Sedan, Rolfe; Vye, Murvyn; Warren, Gil; Young, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Lima. P ROD . N O.: 9277. AIR D ATE : 02-05-1956 (Kansas City, MO). SCRIPT DATE: 03-30-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. WITH: de Corsia, Ted; Donahue, Elinor; Sande, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: part of “Consul.”

Pat Paulsen’s Half a Comedy Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts (11 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 22 to Apr. 16, 1970; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: William Carruthers Company Productions in association with Picky Video. EXEC. PROD.: Kragen, Ken; Rosen, Neil. PRODUCER: Carruthers, Bill. DIRECTOR : Goode, Mark. S TARRING : Paulsen, Pat. W ITH : Brown, Pepe; Einstein, Bob; Miles, Sherry; Rogers, Vanetta; Spell, George; Denny Vaughn Orchestra. • Comedy program with skits, mostly played by young comics, and guest stars. #1. AIR DATE: 01-22-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1970. LAST REVISION: 01-14-1970. TAPE DATE: 01-17-1970.

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Peck’s Bad Girl Markes, Larry. WITH: Brown, Pepe; Einstein, Bob; Heatherton, Joey; Rogers, Vanetta. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits and public service announcement. USED BY: Koch, Tom. #12. AIR D ATE : 04-09-1970. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-101970. LAST REVISION: 03-12-1970. TAPE DATES: 03-011970 / 03-08-1970 / 03-15-1970. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Martin, Steve; Arbogast, Bob; Wayne, Paul; Elias, Michael; Shaw, Frank; Koch, Tom; Bell, John; Nicholas, Sam; Markes, Larry. WITH: Brown, Pepe; Byron, Jean; Gerber, Joan; Regas, Pedro; Rogers, Vanetta; Smith, Hal. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits and public service announcement. USED BY: Koch, Tom. #13. A IR D ATE : 04-16-1970. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-101970. TAPE DATE: 03-15-1970. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Martin, Steve; Arbogast, Bob; Wayne, Paul; Elias, Michael; Shaw, Frank; Koch, Tom; Bell, John; Nicholas, Sam; Markes, Larry. WITH: Einstein, Bob; Miles, Sherry; Regas, Pedro; Rogers, Vanetta. ADDITIONAL I NFO : credits and public service announcement. USED BY: Koch, Tom.

Peck’s Bad Girl HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 5 to Aug. 4, 1959; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 14 episodes. PROD. CO.: Talent Associates Ltd. EXEC. PROD.: Felton, Norman. PRODUCER: Rubin, Stanley. STARRING: Corey, Wendell; Hunt, Marsha; McCormack, Patty. WITH: Ferrell, Ray; Waters, Reba; Withers, Bernadette. • Comedy series about a mischievous 12-year-old girl. Even If It Hurts [unaired?]. SCRIPT DATE: 05-141959. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Gordon, Shirl. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list.

The People’s Choice HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 6, 1955, to May 29, 1958; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); 30 minutes; 104 episodes. PROD . CO.: Irving Brecher and McCadden Productions; Norden Productions. C REATED BY: Brecher, Irving. P RODUCERS: Brecher, Irving; Cooper, Jackie; Finkel, Bob; Rosenberg, E.J. STARRING: Cooper, Jackie. WITH: Breslin, Pat; Croft, Mary Jane (voice of Cleo, the basset hound); Irving, Margaret; Kinskey, Leonid; Maxey, Paul; Stephenson, John; Wesson, Dick. • Sitcom about a young man, who is a city councilman in a small town in Oklahoma, sells real estate and loves the mayor’s daughter. Aunt Gus Leaves Sock #1-14. SCRIPT NO.: 8. AIR DATE: 01-05-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 1955. WRITERS: Lipscott, Alan; Fisher, Bob. W ITH : Breslin, Patricia; Croft, Mary Jane; Irving, Margaret; Kinskey, Leonid. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: French, Bert.

The Perfect Match HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 96 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1967, to Sept. 13, 1968; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems Television. CREATED BY: Derman, Bill. EXEC. PROD.:

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Koplan, Harry. PRODUCERS: Derman, Bill; Rosen, Larry. DIRECTORS: Rainbolt, Bill; Robb, Robert. HOST: Enberg, Dick. • Game show hosted by NBC sportscaster Dick Enberg, with three female and three male contestants—“the computer has paired our players into three perfect matches. The object of the game is simply for each player to find the person the computer has selected as their perfect match.” The computer in question was, as mentioned in the show, an IBM 360. #3-5, 9-10. TAPE DATES: 09-12, 19-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants. USED BY: Sol. #11-20. TAPE DATES: 09-20, 23, 26-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Sol. #21-30. TAPE DATES: 09-26, 27 and 10-03/04-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Solly; Sean. #31-40. TAPE DATES: 10-10, 11, 17, 18-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Solly. #41-50. TAPE DATES: 10-18, 24, 25, 31-1967. #51, 55-60. TAPE DATES: 10-31 and 11-08-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes, incl. contestants’ names. #61-70. TAPE DATES: 11-08, 28-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Solly; Sean. #71-80. TAPE DATES: 11-29 and 12-06-1967. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Solly. #109-120. TAPE DATES: 01-17, 23, 24, 30-1968. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Solly. #129-130. TAPE DATES: 01-30, 31 and 02-07, 14-1968. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes, incl. some questions/answers by contestants, contestants’ names. USED BY: Solly.

Perry Mason HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (1959-61, 1963-64); Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1957, to May 22, 1966; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-5); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 6, 8), 9:00 P.M. (season 7); Sundays, 9:00 P.M. (season 9); 60 minutes; 271 episodes. P ROD . CO.: CBS Television; Paisano Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Patrick, Gail. PRODUCERS: Brady, Ben; Hirschman, Herbert; Jackson, Cornwell; Marks, Arthur; Seid, Art. STARRING: Burr, Raymond. WITH: Anderson, Richard; Collins, Ray; Hale, Barbara; Holbrook, Hal; Hopper, William; Katt, William; Moses, William R.; Talman, William. • Legal series based on the books by Erle Stanley Gardner, and the radio program (1943-55) of the same title. The Case of the Wayward Wife #3-13. PROD. NO.: 93. AIR DATE: 01-23-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1959. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: O’Farrell, William. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter. WITH : Collins, Ray; Davion, Alexander; Duncan, Craig; Green, Lawrence; Hale, Barbara; Hopper, William; Jolley, I. Stanford; Leslie, Bethel; MacDonald, Kenneth; Maxwell, Frank; Mulqueen, Kathleen; Rhue, Madlyn; Shannon, Richard; Steinberg, Irving ; Stone, George E.; Talman, William; Thompson, Marshall. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

SERIES The Case of the Prudent Prosecutor #3-14. PROD. NO.: 95. AIR DATE: 01-30-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-301959. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1959. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. DIRECTOR: Miller, Ellis Robert. W ITH : Albertson, Frank; Alonzo, John A.; Bourneuf, Philip; Collins, Ray; Coy, Walter; Foster, Ron; Fox, Michael; Fuller, Barbra; Greer, Dabbs; Hale, Barbara; Kennedy, Paul B.; Launer, S. John; Lee, Ruta; O’Malley, J. Pat; Patrick, Dennis; Stoddard, Ed; Talman, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Case of the Singing Skirt #3-18. PROD. NO.: 98. AIR DATE: 03-12-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1960. LAST REVISION: 01-14-1960. VERSION: shooting final. WRITER: Gillis, Jackson. DIRECTOR: Marks, Arthur. WITH: Collins, Ray; Fleer, Harry; Fox, Michael; Gaines, Richard; Hale, Barbara; Harmon, John; Hayes, Allison; Hopper, William; Lascoe, Henry; Moody, Jeanne; Morrow, Byron; O’Brien, Joan; Repp, Stafford; Stone, George E.; Talman, William; Walken, Ken; Warfield, Chris; Wayne, Fredd; Williams, Robert; Wynant, H.M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Fox, Michael (part of “Autopsy Surgeon”). The Case of the Ill-Fated Faker #4-3. PROD. NO.: 110. AIR DATE: 10-01-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1960. LAST REVISION: 07-19-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Gillis, Jackson; Lakso, Edward (story). DIRECTOR: Haas, Charles F. WITH: Anderson, James; Campbell, William; Collins, Ray; Dayton, June; Hale, Barbara; Herbert, Pitt; Hopper, William; Launer, S. John; McVey, Tyler; Petrie, Howard; Randall, Sue; Selby, Sarah; Stone, George E.; Tobey, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Case of the Crying Comedian #5-5. PROD. NO.: 137. AIR DATE: 10-14-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 06-29-1961. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. DIRECTOR: Marks, Arthur. WITH: Alvin, John; Collins, Ray; Coogan, Jackie; Dannis, Ray; Flory, Med; Gallaudet, John; Harris, Stacy; Hopper, William; Langdon, Sue Ane; Lewis, Art; Mercier, Louis; Milletaire, Carl; Noonan, Tommy; Paiva, Nestor; Reynolds, Alan; Stroud, Charles; Sullivan, Liam; Talbott, Gloria; Talman, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Case of the Lover’s Leap #6-23. PROD. NO.: 187. AIR DATE: 04-04-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1963. LAST REVISION: 02-18-1963. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: White, Robb. DIRECTOR: Marks, Arthur. WITH: Adams, Julie; Bradley, Stewart; Brooks, Barry; Caire, Audrey; Carpenter, Carleton; Charles, Lewis; Collins, Ray; Conte, John; Cord, Bill; Coy, Walter; Gallaudet, John; Geary, Richard (Dick); Hale, Barbara; Hopper, William; Jaeckel, Richard; Lau, Wesley; McGiveney, Maura; Miller, Marvin; Renard, Ken; Rowland, Henry; Talman, William; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note: “Please send a picture for the files of: Gail Patrick Jackson CBS La Brea Studios....” USED BY: Miller, Marvin (part of “F.J. Weatherby”). The Case of the Devious Delinquent #7-10. PROD. NO.: 1211. AIR DATE: 12-05-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 09-101963. WRITER: White, Robb. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Baylor, Hal; Benedict, William (Billy); Christine, Virginia; Clegg, David; Hale, Barbara; Harmon, John; Hopper, William; Kruger, Otto; Lau, Wesley; Lewis, David; Lormer, Jon; MacDonald, Kenneth;

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Peter Gunn J. WITH: Andes, Keith; Bouchey, Willis; Engstrom, Jena; Freeman, Mona; Gallaudet, John; Garton, Dick; Hopper, William; Kroeger, Berry; Lau, Wesley; McGowan, Oliver; Randell, Ron; Ruick, Mel; Talman, William; Varden, Norma; Welles, Rebecca. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters, with some cast handwritten in; set list; name change. The Case of the Tragic Trophy #8-9. PROD. NO.: 1805. AIR DATE: 11-19-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1964. LAST REVISION: 09-17-1964. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Rubin, Mann. DIRECTOR: Donner, Richard. WITH : André, E.J.; Bice, Robert; Bookston, Alex; Brenlin, George; Carlson, Richard; Childress, Alvin; Farmer, Mimsy; Fiedler, John; Gormley, Robert C.; Hadley, Reed; Hale, Barbara; Hopper, William; Huston, Patricia; Johnson, Bobby; Lau, Wesley; McDaniel, Charles; MacDonald, Kenneth; Mathews, Walter; Stewart, Paul; Swanson, Jack; Talman, William; Towers, Constance; Whiteman, Russ. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Peter Gunn HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: NBC; ABC. BROADCAST: NBC : Sept. 22, 1958, to Jun. 27, 1960; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 76 episodes. ABC: Oct. 3, 1960, to Sept. 18, 1961; Mondays, 10:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Spartan Productions, Universal City, CA. CREATED BY: Edwards, Blake. EXEC. PROD.: Oliver, Gordon. P RODUCER: Edwards, Blake. STARRING: Stevens, Craig. WITH: Albright, Lola; Bernardi, Herschel; Chadney, Bill; Emerson, Hope; Hart, Edie; Lanphier, James; Urecal, Minerva. • Crime series about a sophisticated private detective. The Chinese Hangman #1-6. PROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 12641; 4. AIR DATE: 10-27-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-031958. L AST REVISION : 07-08-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Reed, Lewis; Knight, Vick. DIRECTOR: Edwards, Blake. WITH: Baer, Buddy; Bernardi, Herschel; Clement, Patrick; Jellison, Bob; Marcuse, Theodore; Marshall, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Image of Sally #1-9. PROD. NO.: 9260. AIR DATE: 1117-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Reed, Lewis; Edwards, Blake. DIRECTOR : McDearmon, David Orrick. W ITH : Albright, Lola; Bernardi, Herschel; Candela, Capri; Cavendish, Robert; Crockett, Dick; Devon, Richard; Ellis, Herbert; Emerson, Hope; Lewis, Monica; Pine, Phillip; Sherman, Robert; VeSota, Bruno. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Haslam, Courtney (Wardrobe). The Leaper #1-15. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 13980; 17. AIR D ATE : 12-29-1958. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-01-1958. L AST REVISION: 10-03-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Blees, Robert. D IRECTOR: Stewart, Paul. W ITH : Bernardi, Herschel; Carson, Jean; Emerson, Hope; Hamerman, Milt; Hart, Edie; Julian, Murray; Lanphier, James; Ross, Michael; Squire, Katherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Prop Department. The Missing Night Watchman #1-18. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9268; 28. AIR DATE: 01-26-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 1111-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-26-1958. VERSION: revised

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script. W RITER: Edwards, Blake. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. WITH: Bernardi, Herschel; DeWitt, Alan; Fong, Harold; Lewis, Buddy; McNear, Howard; Matheson, Murray; Raboff, Ernest; Summers, Hope. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Pecos Pete #1-20. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9269; 27. AIR DATE: 02-09-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1958. LAST REVISION : 12-04-1958. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Reed, Lewis. DIRECTOR: Miller, Robert Ellis. WITH: Albright, Lola; Emerson, Hope; Fadden, Tom; Gravers, Steve; Lormer, Jon; Moody, Ralph; Patterson, Kenneth; Steele, Tom; Stewart, Peggy; York, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Dirty Word #1-23. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 13985; 31. AIR DATE: 03-02-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1958. WRITER: Barrett, Tony. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. WITH: Bernardi, Herschel; Brown, Tom; Fawcett, William; Fletcher, Lester; Holland, Joseph; Hughes, David; Scott, Simon; Watkins, Linda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Game #2-10. PROD. NO.: 3412. AIR DATE: 1130-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1959. LAST REVISION: 0922-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Pine, Lester Aaron. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. WITH: Albright, Lola; Barty, Billy; Bernardi, Herschel; Candela, Capri; Damler, John; Edwards, Sam; Ellis, Herbert (Herb); Emhardt, Robert; Herbert, Pitt; Hoyt, Clegg; Petruzzi, Jack; Reed, Walter; Ryder, Eddie; Scotti, Vito; Urecal, Minerva. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Jack Shap”).

Petticoat Junction HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1963, to Apr. 4, 1970; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 24); Saturdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 5-7); 30 minutes; 222 episodes. PROD . CO.: Filmways Pictures; Filmways Television; Wayfilms in association with CBS. CREATED BY: Henning, Paul. EXEC. PROD.: Henning, Paul. PRODUCER: Wesson, Dick. STARRING: Benaderet, Bea; Buchanan, Edgar. WITH : Allman, Elvia; Burnette, Smiley; Cady, Frank; Daly, Jonathan; Davis, Rufe; Edwards, Geoff ; Foulger, Byron; Hartman, Paul; Hubbell, Elna; Hutton, Gunilla; Kaye, Linda; Kuter, Kay E.; Lane, Charles; Lester, Tom; Lockhart, June; MacRae, Meredith; Minor, Mike; Riley, Jeannine; Roberts, Roy; Sale, Virginia; Saunders, Lori; Toomey, Regis; Walther, Susan; Winter, Lynette; Woodell, Pat. • Sitcom about a hotel in a rural town and the train that serves it; a spin-off from The Beverly Hillbillies. The Almost Annual Charity Show #4-8. P ROD . NO.: 6000-119. AIR DATE: 11-01-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 0908-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Stewart, Charles; Conway, Dick. DIRECTOR: Barton, Charles T. WITH: Allman, Elvia; Burnette, Smiley; Cady, Frank; Davis, Rufe; Kaye, Linda; MacRae, Meredith; Minor, Mike; Saunders, Lori. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list. How Bugged Was My Valley? #4-9. P ROD . NO.: 6000-120. AIR DATE: 11-15-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 09-171966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Schwartz, Al; Houston, Lou. DIRECTOR: Barton, Charles T. WITH:

SERIES Cady, Frank; Kaye, Linda; Kuter, Kay E.; MacRae, Meredith; Minor, Mike; Saunders, Lori; Wilkerson, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list. Is There a Doctor in the Valley? #4-12. PROD. NO.: 6000-116. AIR DATE: 12-13-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-241966. LAST REVISION: 08-22-1966. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Stewart, Charles; Conway, Dick. DIRECTOR: Stone, Ezra. WITH: Burnette, Smiley; Cady, Frank; Davis, Rufe; Kaye, Linda; Lane, Charles; Lorde, Athena; Saunders, Lori; Tyler, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list; stock list; name change. Shoplifter at the Shady Rest #4-20. P ROD . NO.: 6000-118. AIR DATE: 02-14-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-191966. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Schwartz, Al; Houston, Lou. DIRECTOR: Barton, Charles T. WITH: Cady, Frank; Kaye, Linda; Kelly (Kelley), Barry; Lessy, Ben; MacRae, Meredith; Nunn, Alice; Saunders, Lori; Soulé, Olan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. But I’ve Never Been in Erie, Pa. (I’ve Never Been to Erie, Pa.) #7-14. PROD. NO.: 6000-210. AIR DATE: 12-27-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1969. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Stewart, Charles; Conway, Dick. DIRECTOR : Lewis, Elliott. W ITH : Cady, Frank; Daly, Jonathan; Henning, Linda Kaye; Lockhart, June; Minor, Mike; Saunders, Lori; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; call sheet; set list; shooting schedule (Oct. 1416, 1969); some marks. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (part of “H.A. Smith”).

Peyton Place HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1964, to Jun. 2, 1969; Tuesdays/Thursdays (through June 1965), Tuesdays/ Thursdays/Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays/ Thursdays/Fridays (through Oct. 29, 1965), Mondays/ Tuesdays/Thursdays (rest of season 2), 9:30 P.M.; Mondays/Wednesdays (through Jan. 1967), Mondays/ Tuesdays (rest of season 3), 9:30 P.M.; Mondays/ Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 4); Mondays/Wednesdays (through Jan. 1969), 8:30 P.M.; Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (rest of season 5); 30 minutes; 514 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television; ABC Television. C REATED BY: Monash, Paul. EXEC . PROD .: Monash, Paul. PRODUCERS: Chambers, Everett; DeRoy, Richard. DIRECTORS: Chambers, Everett; Cherry, Stanley Z.; Doniger, Walter; Erman, John; Hart, Harvey; Hayden, Jeffrey; Hole, William J., Jr.; Mayer, Gerald; Monash, Paul; Newland, John; Philips, Lee; Post, Ted. NARRATOR: Anderson, Warner. WITH: Albright, Lola; Beck, Kimberly; Beckman, Henry; Blackman, Joan; Canary, David; Christian, Michael; Connelly, Christopher; Dee, Ruby; Douglas, James; Duryea, Dan; Evans, Richard; Farrow, Mia; Ferguson, Frank; Gordon, Bruce; Grant, Lee; Hartley, Mariette; Haynes, Gary; Hogan, Bob; Hyde-White, Wilfrid; Hyland, Diana; Jillson, Joyce; Kellogg, John; Kerr, John; Kobe, Gail; Langton, Paul; Macready, George; Malone, Dorothy; Maross, Joe; Morrow, Patricia; Nelson, Ed; Nielsen, Leslie; O’Brien-Moore, Erin; O’Connor, Tim; Oliver, Stephen; Oliver, Susan; O’Neal, Ryan; Parkins, Barbara; Quine, Don; Rodriguez, Percy; Rogers, Kasey;

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Rowlands, Gena; Rush, Barbara; Scott, Evelyn; Smith, Kent; Smithers, William; Taylor-Young, Leigh; Turman, Glynn; Walker, Elizabeth (Tippy); Warrick, Ruth; Whyte, Patrick; Wood, Lana. • Prime-time soap opera about the lives of residents in Peyton Place, a small New England town; based on the novel by Grace Metaliou and the 1957 movie of the same title. #200 (Season 2). A IR DATE : 03-29-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-28-1966. VERSION: shooting final. WRITERS: Sobieski, Carol; Gleason, Michael. WITH: Connelly, Christopher; Douglas, James; Farrow, Mia; Ferguson, Frank; Langton, Paul; Macready, George; Malone, Dorothy; Morrow, Patricia; Nelson, Ed; O’Connor, Tim; O’Neal, Ryan; Parkins, Barbara; Rogers, Kasey; Warrick, Ruth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 cartoons by Stan Johnson: “Little old Payton Place has really grown up during the 1st 200 episodes” and “Preview scene of episode 1000.”

The Phyllis Diller Show see The Pruitts of Southampton The Pinky Lee Show HOLDINGS: WORK : NBC.

Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETBROADCAST : Apr. 19 to Nov. 9, 1950; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (through May), 10:30 P.M. (through August); Saturdays, 6:30 P.M. (into Oct.); Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (Oct. to Nov.); 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCERS: Shuken, Phil; Tyler, Ed. STARRING: Lee (Leff ), Pinky. WITH: Bakewell, William; Parsons, Ray. • Loosely structured situation comedy, set in a vaudeville theater. The show originated in Hollywood and was aired in the rest of the country via kinescope. AIR D ATE : 06-15-1950. VERSION: revised script. WITH: Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

Playhouse Drama see Schlitz Playhouse of Stars Playhouse 90 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1956, to May 18, 1960; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (final season every other week); 90 minutes; 134+ epi-sodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television (live episodes); Filmaster Productions; Screen Gems Television; Universal Pictures Televison. EXEC. PROD.: Kortner, Peter. PRODUCERS: Alberg, Mildred Freed; Brodkin, Herbert; Coe, Fred; Kortner, Peter; Levy, Ralph; Manulis, Martin. • Dramatic anthology series with many live broadcasts. Reunion #2-17. PROD. NO.: 57-17. AIR DATE: 01-021958. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1957. WRITER: Miller, Merle (from his own novel). PRODUCER: Manulis, Martin. DIRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Barry, Patricia; Clark, Dane; Drake, Charles; Farmer, Frances; Hyer, Martha; Lord, Jack; O’Brian, Hugh; Paget, Robert; Patterson, Neva. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list; stamp: “Received Dec 10 1957 Leo Burnett Co.-LA.”; page 75 missing. The Gentleman from Seventh Avenue #2-21. PROD.

Playhouse of Stars NO.: 57-21. AIR DATE: 01-30-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 0107-1958. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Moll, Elick. P RODUCER : Manulis, Martin. D IRECTOR: Reisner, Allen. WITH: Alda, Robert; Dayton, Howard; Dobkin, Lawrence; Fuchs, Leo; Jameson, Joyce; Maley, Peggy; Neal, Patricia; Nugent, Judy; Sidney, Sylvia; Slezak, Walter; Wynter, Dana. A DDITIONAL INFO: staff list; stamp: “Received Jan 8 1957[!] Leo Burnett Co.-LA.” Portrait of a Murderer #2-25. PROD. NO.: 57-25. AIR DATE: 02-27-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1958. VERSION : revised script. W RITER : Stevens, Leslie. P RO DUCER : Manulis, Martin. D IRECTOR : Penn, Arthur. WITH: Bissutti, Richard; Bond, Rudy; Clute, Sidney (Sid); Glass, Ned; Hunter, Tab; London, Frank; Page, Geraldine; Patterson, Elizabeth; Turner, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list; stamp: “Received Feb 12 1958 Leo Burnett Co.-LA.” Face of a Hero #3-13. PROD. NO.: 58-10. AIR DATE: 01-01-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1958. VERSION: second draft. W RITERS: Joseph, Robert L.; Boulle, Pierre (novel). PRODUCER : Houseman, John. D IRECTOR: Frankenheimer, John (script gives Franklin Schaffner). WITH: Atterbury, Malcolm; Friebus, Florida; Gates, Larry; Gregory, James; Hansen, William; Hull, Henry; Lemmon, Jack; Meacham, Anne; Torn, Rip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; stamp: “Received Oct 23 1958 Leo Burnett Co.-LA.”; stamp: “Approval Deadline 11/3/58”; note: change of name “Edward R. Murrow” since Murrow did not “agree to lend his presence to a dramatic show.” Tomorrow #4-12. PROD. NO.: 60-3-10. AIR DATE: 03-07-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-29-1960. LAST REVISION: 03-03-1960. VERSION: final revised draft. W RITERS: Foote, Horton; Faulkner, William (story). PRODUCER: Brodkin, Herbert. DIRECTOR: Mulligan, Robert. WITH: Aidman, Charles; Baird, Jimmy; Bickford, Charles; Bondi, Beulah; Boone, Richard; Challee, William; Conwell, John; Dunne, Sonny; Edwards, Sam; Elam, Dan; Hambrick, John; Hinds, Joe; Horan, Jack; Johnstone, Dick; Killmond, Frank; Lormer, John; Nicholas, Ron; Oliphant, Peter; Olson, James; Patterson, Elizabeth; Prine, Andy; Roberts, Morgan; Sorrells, Robert; Stanley, Kim; Wills, Chill. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Sam White”).

Playhouse of Stars see Schlitz Playhouse of Stars Police Story HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 22 scripts (1975-77; 20 episodes). NETWORKS: NBC ; ABC. BROADCAST: NBC: Mar. 20, 1973 (pilot); Oct. 2, 1973, to Apr. 5, 1977; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2, 4), 9:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 88 episodes (incl. pilot); 7 more episodes were aired as 2-hour specials during a fifth season (1977-78), and three more in 1979, 1980 and 1987 (the last 3 hours long). ABC: 5 more 2-hour specials between Oct. 29 and Dec. 3, 1988. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television; David Gerber Productions; Screen Gems Television. EXEC. P ROD .: Gerber, David; Kallis, Stanley. PRODUCERS: Benson, Hugh; Brody, Larry; Kallis, Stanley; Morgan,

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SERIES Open City #3-22. PROD. NO.: 183597. AIR DATE: 0312-1976. SCRIPT DATES: 01-18-1976 / 01-19-1976. VERSIONS : first draft; final draft. W RITER : Baine, Sean. PRODUCERS: O’Brien, Liam; Pingitore, Carl. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Betz, Carl; Douglas, Jerry; Gilbert, Ed; Metrano, Art; Murdock, George; Norris, Christopher; O’Brian, Hugh; Stone, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. Two Frogs on a Mongoose (Arsenic) #4-3. PROD. NO.: 181310. AIR DATE: 10-12-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 0615-1976. LAST REVISION: 07-06-1976. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Kelbaugh, Richard K. PRODUCER : O’Brien, Liam. WITH: Fontaine, Eddie; Koslo, Paul; Lawrence, Steve; Lipton, Robert; Oliney, Alan; Rozakis, Gregory; Santos, Joe; Saunders, J. Jay; Stafford, Susan; Sullivan, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. The Other Side of the Badge (Ritchie) #4-4. PROD. NO.: 181315. AIR DATE: 10-26-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 0630-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Bercovici, Eric. PRODUCER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gary. WITH: Allen, Sian Barbara; Andreozzi, Jack; Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Ashton, John; Besch, Bibi; Larson, Paul; Musante, Tony; Sylvan, Paul. The Jar (Part 1) #4-10. PROD. NO.: 181313. AIR DATE: 12-14-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-30-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Willens, Sheldon. PRODUCER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. WITH: Cavonis, Paul; Colon, Alex; Connelly, Christopher; Delano, Lee; Matthews, Walter; Meredith, Don; Oakland, Simon; O’Hara, Jenny; Roat, Richard; Solari, Rudy; Wakeley, Marged; Wilson, Ned. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. The Jar (Part 2) #4-11. PROD. NO.: 181314. AIR DATE: 12-21-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-30-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Willens, Sheldon. PRODUCER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. WITH: Cavonis, Paul; Colon, Alex; Connelly, Christopher; Delano, Lee; Mandan, Robert; Matthews, Walter; Oakland, Simon; O’Hara, Jenny; Roat, Richard; Solari, Rudy; Wakeley, Marged; Wilson, Ned. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Hard Rock Brown #4-17. PROD. NO.: 181325. AIR DATE : 02-15-1977. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-08-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-10-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Donovan, Michael. PRODUCER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR : Kjellin, Alf. W ITH : Castillo, Candy; Enríquez, René; Groh, David; Hoyos, Rodolfo, Jr.; Lacher, Taylor; MacLean, Peter; Mandan, Robert; Metrano, Art; Montalban, Ricardo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; note concerning Spanish language dialogue. End of the Line (The Overtime Score) #4-18. PROD. NO.: 181331. AIR DATE: 02-22-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 1216-1976. LAST REVISION : 12-29-1976. V ERSION: final draft. WRITER: Baine, Sean. PRODUCER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. WITH: Battles, Marjorie; Brown, Jim; Crawford, John; Edwards, Stephanie; Lockwood, Gary; Masak, Ron; Salmi, Albert; Sheiner, David; Tata, Joe E. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. One of Our Cops Is Crazy #4-19. P ROD . NO.: 181327. AIR DATE: 03-01-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-211976. LAST REVISION: 12-31-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kean, E. Arthur. PRODUCER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR: Kean, E. Arthur. WITH: Campanella, Frank;

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Fancher, Hampton; Fell, Norman; George, Howard; Kaplan, Gabe; Rader, Jack; Tulley, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Stigma #5-2. PROD. NO.: 181332. AIR DATE: 11-091977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-031977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kelbaugh, Richard K. PRODUCERS: Brody, Larry; Swope, Mel. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Baker, Diane; Connors, Mike; Darren, James; Egan, Eddie; Ladd, David; Milner, Martin; Mitchell, Cameron; Novack, Shelly; Richards, Kim; Stephens, Laraine; Swofford, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2-hour episode; cast of characters; set list. Day of Terror, Night of Fear (The Mouth Marines) #5-4. PROD. NO.: 181341. AIR DATE: 03-04-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 09-12-1977. LAST REVISION: 09-25-1977. VERSION : revised final draft. W RITER : Kean, E. Arthur. PRODUCERS: Brody, Larry; Swope, Mel. DIRECTOR: Kean, E. Arthur. W ITH : Atterbury, Malcolm; Baseleon, Michael; Costello, Ward; Davison, Bruce; Dennis, Sandy; Dodson, Jack; Everett, Chad; Larken, Sheila; Oates, Warren; Romano, Andy; Simcox, Tom; Wieand, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2-hour episode; cast of characters; set list. A Cry for Justice (The Price Is Wrong) Special #1. PROD . NO.: 181349. AIR DATE : 05-23-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1977. LAST REVISION: 12-16-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Clements, Calvin, Jr.; Hanke, Joshua (story). PRODUCERS: Brody, Larry; Swope, Mel. DIRECTOR: Kelljan, Bob. WITH: Acker, Sharon; Chinea-Varela, Migdia; Culp, Robert; Hagman, Larry; Muldaur, Diana; Persoff, Nehemiah; Weaver, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2-hour episode; cast of characters; set list. The Watch Commander #6-4. PROD. NO.: 181342. AIR DATE : 11-12-1988. SCRIPT D ATES : 06-24-1977 / 07-06-1977. LAST REVISIONS: 07-12-1977 / 08-01-1977. VERSIONS: revised final draft; second revised final draft. WRITER: Rodgers, Mark. PRODUCERS: Brody, Larry; Swope, Mel. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gary. WITH: Argenziano, Carmen; Ayres, Leah; Bartlett, Bonnie; D’Aquino, John; Evans, Robert Briscoe; Gibbs, Timothy; Graf, David; Henry, Gregg ; Hunter, Rion; James, Diana; Marley, Ben; Ray, James; Recasner, Ron; Schenkkan, Robert; Warden, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2-hour episode; cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Death in Tandem [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181307. SCRIPT DATE: 04-20-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Medford, Harold; Brody, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Ruebeck File [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181329. SCRIPT DATE : 02-24-1977. VERSION: writer’s draft. WRITER: Waters, Ed.

Police Woman HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (3 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 26, 1974 (pilot); Sept. 13, 1974, to Mar. 30, 1978; Fridays, 10:00 P . M . (seasons 1-2); Tuesdays, 9:00 P . M . (season 3), 10:00 P.M. (season 4); 60 minutes; 91 episodes (+ pilot). P ROD . CO.: Columbia Pictures Television; David Gerber Productions. EXEC . PROD .: Gerber, David. PRODUCER: Benton, Douglas. STARRING: Dickinson, Angie. WITH: Bernard, Ed; Bisoglio, Val; Dierkop, Charles; Holliman, Earl. • Crime series about a

Popsicle Parade of Stars female undercover officer for the criminal conspiracy division of the Los Angeles Police Department. The pilot aired as an episode of Police Story (The Gamble #1-21). Blaze of Glory (Nothin’ in It for Me; Hostage) #29. PROD. NO.: 183852. AIR DATE: 11-11-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 06-05-1975. LAST REVISION: 06-16-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Wincelberg, Shimon. D IRECTOR: Shear, Barry. W ITH : Bellflower, Nellie; Bernard, Ed; Dierkop, Charles; Holliman, Earl; Leeds, Phil; Lucking, William; Morgan, Read; Schmidt, Georgia; Shaw, Artie; Stroud, Don. Angela (For the Love of Angela) #2-18. PROD. NO.: 183855. AIR DATE: 01-27-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-201975. LAST REVISION : 10-24-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Pearlberg, Irv. DIRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. W ITH : Adams, Brooke; Bernard, Ed; Campanella, Joseph; Dierkop, Charles; Gruzalski, Jim; Holliman, Earl; Hylands, Scott; Martin, Pepper; Zee, John A. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Task Force: Cop Killer (Task Force) (Part 2) #224. PROD. NO.: 183869. AIR DATE: 03-09-1976. SCRIPT DATES: 01-12-1976 / 01-21-1976. LAST REVISION: 02-041976. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITERS: Benton, Douglas; DeBlasio, Edward; Levy, David (created by). DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Bernard, Ed; Brothers, Dr. Joyce; Case, Allen; Clark, Dane; Crawford, John; Dano, Royal; Darren, James; Davis, Walt; Dierkop, Charles; Haid, Charles; Holliman, Earl; Huckabee, Cooper; Jarrell, Andy; Karen, James; Langford, Kim; Lenihan, Deirdre; McRaney, Gerald; Milford, John; Morgan, Read; Pointer, Priscilla; Sikes, Cynthia; Slade, Betsy; Stroud, Don; Watson, James A., Jr.; Wyenn, Than. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies.

Popsicle Parade of Stars see Parade of Stars Professional Father HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Morris Freedman Collection — 5 scripts (4 episodes). NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Jan. 8 to Jul. 2, 1955; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 18+ episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. CREATED BY: Kronman, Harry. EXEC. PROD.: Feiner, Ben, Jr. PRODUCER: Kronman, Harry. DIRECTOR: Marks, Sherman. STARRING: Dunne, Steve. WITH: Billingsley, Barbara; Bryan, Arthur Q.; Coates, Phyllis; Kearns, Joseph; Marc, Ted; O’Neal, Anne; Washburn, Beverly. • Sitcom about the life of a child psychologist and his family, aired live from Television City in Hollywood. #1-4. AIR DATE: 01-29-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-081954. LAST REVISION : 03-24-1954. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Kronman, Harry; Adelman, Jerry. WITH : Billingsley, Barbara; Dobkin, Larry; Felton, Verna; Jellison, Bobby; Marc, Ted; Moss, Jimmy; Singleton, Doris; Washburn, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list; rehearsal schedule. The Delinquent #1-15. PROD. NO.: 55-18. AIR DATE: 05-07-1955. VERSIONS: revised script; carbon copy. WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. DIRECTOR : Sheldon, James. W ITH : Billingsley, Barbara; Coogan, Jackie; Croft, Mary Jane; Marc, Ted; Nor-

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man, B.G.; O’Neal, Anne; Richards, Danny, Jr.; Washburn, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; set list; rehearsal schedule (May 17-21, 1955); end credits; marks and notes (on carbon copy); 2 copies. Like Father — Like Son #1-17. PROD. NO.: 55-20. AIR DATE: 05-21-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. D IRECTOR : Sheldon, James. WITH: Billingsley, Barbara; Coogan, Jackie; Croft, Mary Jane; Marc, Ted; Norman, B.G.; O’Neal, Anne; Richards, Danny, Jr.; Washburn, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; set list; rehearsal schedule (May 3-7, 1955). Thrift Campaign #1-??. PROD . NO.: 55-25. AIR DATE: 06-25-1955. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. Kit’s Party [unidentified]. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris.

Project U.F.O. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 19, 1978, to Jul. 19, 1979; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Mark VII Ltd. Productions; Worldvision. EXEC. PROD.: Levitt, Gene; Webb, Jack. PRODUCERS: Blees, Robert; Coleman, William T. ANNOUNCER: Webb, Jack. WITH: Jordan, William; King, Aldine; Swaim, Caskey; Winter, Edward. • Science fiction series about a team of Air Force investigators who follow reports of UFO sightings and contacts with aliens. Some of the cases were based on actual reports, collected by the U.S. government. Sighting : 4017 — The Devilish Davidson Lights #2-2. PROD. NO.: 4017. AIR DATE: 09-28-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1978. LAST REVISION: 07-13-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Cook, T.S.; Blees, Robert (story). DIRECTOR: Patterson, John T. WITH: Delegall, Bob; Hunter, Kim; Martin, Jared; Miller, Allan; Ruiz, Isaac; Sullivan, Jenny; Swaim, Caskey; Winter, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Sighting: 4021— The Superstition Mountain Incident #2-9. PROD. NO.: 4021. AIR DATE: 12-07-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1978. LAST REVISION: 09-01-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Alexander, Larry; Slavin, George F. DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Ackerman, Leslie; Albee, Josh; Bogert, William; Brothers, Joyce; Karen, Anna; King, Aldine; Swaim, Caskey; Winter, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name change. Sighting: 4026 — The Atlantic Queen Incident #212. PROD. NO.: 4026. AIR DATE: 07-05-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1978. LAST REVISION: 10-18-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gold, Donald L. DIRECTOR: Leeds, Robert M. WITH: Amsterdam, Morey; Anderson, John; Brown, Peter; Deemer, Ed; Douglas, Donna; Mayo, Raymond; Meadows, Jayne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. Sighting : 4017 — The Whitman Tower Incident (The Adams Tower Incident) #2-13. PROD. NO.: 4025. AIR DATE: 07-12-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1978. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Cook, T.S. DIRECTOR : Greer, Richard (Rich). W ITH : Edwards, Sam;

SERIES Foster, Linda; Holliday, Fred; Patten, Robert; Perrin, Vic; Soulé, Olan; Woods, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; production note. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Sammy”).

The Pruitts of Southampton / The Phyllis Diller Show HOLDINGS : Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 6, 1966, to Apr. 7, 1967; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (episodes 1-17); Fridays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD. CO.: Phildil Productions, Ltd. in association with Filmways Television Productions. E XEC . PROD .: Levy, David. PRODUCERS: Freeman, Everett; Perrin, Nat. DIRECTORS: Nelson, Gene; Perrin, Nat; Rudolph, Oscar. STARRING: Diller, Phyllis. WITH: Astin, John; Deacon, Richard; DeWolfe, Billy; Freeman, Pam; Gardiner, Reginald; Ingels, Marty; Lane, Charles; Lee, Gypsy Rose; Lynde, Paul; Sutton, Grady. • Sitcom, based on the novel House Party by Patrick Dennis, about a Long Island socialite who tries to protect her family’s good name while making a rapid transition from luxury to poverty, when she discovers that she owes millions in back taxes. Title and format changed in midseason. The Pruitt mansion is now a boarding house. Phyllis Goes Broke #1-1. PROD. NO.: 2000-01. AIR DATE: 09-06-1966. SCRIPT DATES: 02-07-1966 / 02-231966. VERSIONS: first draft; revised script. WRITERS: Roberts, Stanley; Freeman, Everett. WITH: Astin, John; Deacon, Richard; Elliott, Cecil; Faulkner, Ralph; Freeman, Pam; Gardiner, Reginald; McGiver, John; Sutton, Grady. ADDITIONAL INFO: incl. letter from Everett Freeman, offering Rudy Vallee the part of “General Cannon” (eventually played by John McGiver); 2 copies.

Public Defender HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 11, 1954, to Jun. 23, 1955; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 69+ episodes. PROD. CO.: Hal Roach, Jr. Productions. CREATED BY: Lewis, Mort; Shayon, Sam. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal. PRODUCERS: Case, Carroll; Foster, Harve; Roach, Hal, Jr. DIRECTORS: Boetticher, Bud; Foster, Harve; Guilfoyle, Paul; Kenton, Erle C.; Tinling, James. STARRING: Hadley, Reed. • Crime series about a public defender, with technical advice by the Los Angeles County Public Defender’s office. Escape #1-20. PROD. NO.: 9990. AIR DATE: 07-191954. WRITER: Mosner, Marianne. DIRECTOR: Boetticher, Budd. W ITH : Banner, John; Hanson, Peter; Harmon, John; Kimbell, Anne; King, Brett; Lewis, Harry; Mansfield, Ally. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes, some doodles; right half of last page missing. USED BY: Harmon, John (part of “Whitey”). Road to Nowhere #2-2. PROD. NO.: 9037. AIR DATE: 09-13-1954. WRITER: Ward, Al C. W ITH : Frye, Gil; Tobey, Kenneth (Ken). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Red.” Hot Rod #2-10. PROD. NO.: 9100. AIR DATE: 11-041954. WRITERS: Seabrook, Edward E.; McCoy, Homer. WITH: Bernard, Tom; Brown, Tom; Burns, Paul E.;

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Cross, Jimmy; Dinehart, Alan III; Harmon, John; Lummis, Dayton; March, Hal; Travis, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Harmon, John (part of “Mr. Logan”). Your Witness #2-22. PROD. NO.: 9176. AIR DATE: 01-27-1955. WRITER: Rousseau, William P. WITH: Baer, Parley; Coy, Walter; Gregg, Virginia. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Doc Charles.” Condemned #2-38. PROD. NO.: 9362. AIR DATE: 0519-1955. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. WITH: Bromley, Sheila; Foran, Dick; Pyle, Denver; Osterloh, Robert; Webber, Peggy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Montoya, Julia.

Pursuit HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 23, 1958 (pilot); Oct. 22, 1958, to Jan. 14, 1959; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 12 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; Americana Entertainment. EXEC. PROD.: Felton, Norman. PRODUCER : Kortner, Peter. • Anthology series of thrillers. The Last Night of August #1-9. PROD. NO.: 11. AIR DATE : 12-17-1958. TAPE DATE : 12-13-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Serling, Rod. DIRECTOR: Stanley, Paul. WITH: Fuchs, Leo; Hopper, Dennis; Mitchell, Cameron; Tone, Franchot. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list. Somebody’s Waiting (The Marooned) [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 13. AIR DATE: 02-11-1959 [planned]. TAPE DATE: 01-10-1959 [planned]. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1958. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. DIRECTOR: Greene, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list.

Quark HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (3 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 7, 1977 (pilot); Feb. 24 to Apr. 7, 1978; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 8 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David. PRODUCERS: Johnson, Bruce; Neufeld, Mace. STARRING : Benjamin, Richard. W ITH : Barnstable, Cyb; Barnstable, Tricia; Caillou, Alan; Janis, Conrad; Kelton, Richard; Porter, Bobby; Thomerson, Tim. • Science fiction comedy series about a space crew that is part of the United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol. May the Source Be with You (Parts 1 & 2). PROD. NO.: 181704, 181708. AIR DATE: 02-24-1978. SCRIPT DATES: 09-21-1977 / 09-23-1977. VERSIONS: final draft (part 1); second revised final draft (part 2). WRITER: Zacharias, Steven. DIRECTOR: Averback, Hy. WITH: Barnstable, Cyb; Barnstable, Tricia; Burke, Joe; Caillou, Alan; Capen, Chris; Conried, Hans; French, Larry; Goldman, Rick; Janis, Conrad; Kelton, Richard; Porter, Bobby; Prophet, Melissa; Rowe, Vernon E. (Vern); Schumacher, Paul; Silva, Henry; Thomerson, Tim. ADDITIONAL INFO: 1-hour episode; cast of characters; set list. The Good, the Bad and the Ficus (Double Trouble) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 181706. AIR DATE: 03-10-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gillard, Stuart. DIRECTOR: Averback, Hy. WITH: Barn-

The Quest stable, Cyb; Barnstable, Tricia; Caillou, Alan; Janis, Conrad; Kelton, Richard; Lewis, Geoffrey; Porter, Bobby; Thomerson, Tim; Travis, Lee; Walsh, Sean Fallon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. All the Emperor’s Quasi-Norms (Part 1) #1-5. P ROD . NO.: 181701. AIR D ATE : 03-24-1978. S CRIPT DATE: 10-17-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Kaufer, Jonathan. DIRECTOR: Bilson, Bruce. WITH: Atkinson, Keith; Backlinie, Susan; Barnstable, Cyb; Barnstable, Tricia; Caillou, Alan; Janis, Conrad; Kelton, Richard; Martin, Ross; Porter, Bobby; Thomerson, Tim; Van Ark, Joan; York, Ned; Ziman, Jerrold. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Quest HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (14 episodes, 3 unaired). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 13, 1976 (pilot movie); Sept. 22 to Dec. 29, 1976; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 11 episodes (+ pilot, + 4 unaired). PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David. PRODUCERS: Brown, James H.; Rodgers, Mark. STARRING: Matheson, Tim; Russell, Kurt. • Western series about two brothers looking for their sister who was abducted by Indians years ago. The Quest (pilot). PROD. NO.: 162088. AIR DATE: 05-13-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1975. LAST REVISION: 01-21-1976. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Wynn, Tracy Keenan. PRODUCER: Morgan, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Katzin, Lee H. WITH: Anderson, John; Askew, Luke; Brand, Neville; Cody, Iron Eyes; Hutchins, Will; Jung, Nathan; Keith, Brian; Lambert, Mark; Lund, Art; Matheson, Tim; Mitchell, Cameron; Ramus, Nick; Russell, Kurt; Sun, Irene Yah-Ling; Walcott, Gregory; Woodward, Morgan; Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: quote from inscription on anonymous tombstone near Basalt, Colorado. USED BY: Office copy. The Captive #1-1. PROD. NO.: 181010. AIR DATE: 0922-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 06-24-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Rodgers, Mark. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Cole, Dennis; Connelly, Christopher; Dano, Royal; Dey, Susan; Egan, Richard; Fletcher, Bill; Tamblyn, Russ. The Buffalo Hunters #1-2. PROD. NO.: 181004. AIR DATE: 09-29-1976. SCRIPT DATES: 06-22-1976 / 07-141976. LAST REVISION: 08-10-1976. VERSIONS: first draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Barnes, Rayford; Cord, Alex; De Broux, Lee; Gilbert, Mickey; Griffith, James; Hoy, Robert F. (Bob); Quade, John; Redfearn, Linda Moon; Wyatt, Walter; Young, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Shanklin (McNelly) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 181014. AIR D ATE : 10-13-1976. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-06-1976. L AST REVISION: 09-16-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: McDaniel, Charles A. DIRECTOR: Allen, Corey. WITH: Anderson, John; Hartley, Mariette; Meredith, Don; Pine, Phillip; Romero, Ned; Server, Eric; Silvestre, Armando; Steadman, John; Vandever, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. Day of Outrage (The End of Winter) #1-4. PROD. NO.: 181002. AIR DATE: 10-27-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 0816-1976. LAST REVISION : 09-02-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Telford, Frank. DIRECTOR: McEveety,

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SERIES Bernard. WITH : Blake, Amanda; Darden, Severn; Gaynes, George; Keach, James; Marsh, Michele; Martin, Pamela Sue; Matheson, Don; Watson, Mills. Seventy-Two Hours #1-5. PROD. NO.: 181008. AIR DATE : 11-03-1976. SCRIPT DATE : 09-03-1976. L AST REVISION: 09-14-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Lawrence, Anthony. DIRECTOR: Kjellin, Alf. WITH : Aubuchon, Jacques; Cordero, Maria Elena; Jerome, Patti; Keel, Howard; Mitchell, Cameron; Ray, Aldo; Ryan, Fran; Vogel, Mitch. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Prairie Woman #1-6. PROD. NO.: 181006. AIR DATE: 11-10-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1976. VERSION: second revised final draft. W RITER: Wallace, Earl W. D IRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH : Abercrombie, Ian; Bell, Michael; Davis, Jim; Hardin, Ty; Reese, Tom; Stephens, Laraine; York, Francine. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. Welcome to America, Jade Snow #1-7. PROD. NO.: 181012. AIR DATE: 11-24-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-251976. LAST REVISION : 09-30-1976. V ERSION: second revised final draft. W RITER: Lawrence, Anthony. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Aletter, Frank; Collins, Gary; Douglas, Jerry; Liu, Frank Michael; Loo, Richard; Sun, Irene Yah-Ling; Wingreen, Jason. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Longest Drive (Hatcher’s Drive) (Part 1) #18. PROD. NO.: 181021. AIR DATE: 12-01-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-04-1976. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITERS: Powers, Katharyn Michaelian; Michaelian, Michael. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: (parts 1 & 2): Angela, Mary; Buttkus, Glenn; Davalos, Richard (Dick); Estrada, Erik; Haas, Peter; Hanson, Judith; Huckabee, Cooper; Johnson, Sander; Kellem, Jane; Lockwood, Gary; Matheson, Tim; McLeod, Duncan; May, Angela; O’Herlihy, Dan; Rondell, Reid; Rubinstein, John; Salsedo, Frank; Smillie, Bill; Strode, Woody; Wynn, Keenan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Longest Drive (Hatcher’s Drive) (Part 2) #19. PROD. NO.: 181022. AIR DATE: 12-08-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1976. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITERS: Powers, Katharyn Michaelian; Michaelian, Michael. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: see part 1. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Portrait of a Gunfighter (Minter) #1-10. PROD. NO.: 181003. AIR DATE: 12-22-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-161976. LAST REVISION : 09-21-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Bishop, Ron. DIRECTOR: London, Jerry. WITH: Francis, Ivor; Franz, Arthur; Ireland, John; Kerwin, William; Marth, Frank; Phillips, Robert; Stevens, Andrew; Taylor, June Whitley. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Last of the Mountain Men (Jerrico) [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 181018. SCRIPT DATE : 10-05-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-18-1976. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Burns, Judith. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Erickson, Leif; Fowley, Douglas V.; Roberts, Pernell. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Longest Drive (Hatcher’s Drive) [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 181017. VERSION: first draft. ADDITIONAL INFO: “pulled.” Dynasty of Evil (Dynasty) [unaired]. PROD. NO.:

SERIES 181020. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Duff, Howard; Ladd, David; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Necktie Party [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1976. VERSION: story outline. WRITER: Telford, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: based on a true incident.

Quincy, M.E. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts (13 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1976, to May 11, 1983; Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1, as segment of the NBC Sunday Mystery Movie); Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 34); Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 5-8); 60 minutes; 148 episodes. PROD. CO.: Glen A. Larson Productions; Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Cinader, R.A.; Egan, Sam; Irving, Richard; Kinberg, Jud; Larson, Glen A.; Moessinger, David. PRODUCERS: Berke, Lester William; Braverman, Michael; Cairncross, William O.; Egan, Sam; Moessinger, David; Montagne, Edward; Morgan, Christopher; O’Neill, Robert F.; Taylor, Jeri; Thompson, Peter J. STARRING: Klugman, Jack. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Gilette, Anita; Ito, Robert; Markoff, Diane; Mettey, Lynette; Ragin, John S.; Roman, Joseph; Walberg, Garry. • Crime series about a medical examiner in the Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office, who conducts his own investigations. Go Fight City Hall — to the Death! #1-1. PROD. NO.: 45506. AIR DATE : 10-03-1976. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-151976. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Larson, Glen A.; Shaw, Lou. DIRECTOR: Swackhammer, E.W. WITH: Arliss, Dimitra; Battles, Marjorie; Bisoglio, Val; Darrow, Henry; DeWitt, Fay; Ito, Robert; Mettey, Lynette; Miller, Denny; Parfrey, Woodrow; Podell, Rick; Ragin, John S.; Rhodes, Harry; Roman, Joseph; Walberg, Garry; Wyner, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Accomplice to Murder #3-16. PROD. NO.: 48031. AIR DATE: 02-03-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-03-1978. LAST REVISION: 01-09-1978. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Telford, Frank. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Brown, Lew; Brownell, Barbara; Castranova, T.J.; Colbert, Robert; Colton, Chevi; Ito, Robert; Maxwell, Don; Montgomery, Belinda; Morrow, Byron; Nadelman, Jess; Newman-Mantee, Ann; Phillipp, Karen; Ragin, John S.; Rainey, Ford; Roman, Joseph; Rosin, James; Scott, Ted; Stumpe, Randall R.; Tata, Joe E.; Walberg, Garry; Watson, James A., Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Unhappy Hour #5-16. PROD. NO.: 53137. AIR DATE: 02-14-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1979. LAST REVISION: 01-29-1980. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Egan, Sam. DIRECTOR: Danton, Ray. WITH: Busk, Lorie; Chapman, Lonny; Colomby, Scott; Crockett, Karlene; Flanagan, Michael; Garrett, Eddie; Goldman, Carole; Ito, Robert; Lambert, Paul; McClung, Susan; Over, Josie; Philipp, Karen; Ragin, John S.; Rhodes, Kenny; Rhodes, Ross; Rhue, Madlyn; Silver, Borah; Sirola, Joseph; Taylor, Marc Scott; Walberg, Garry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. No Way to Treat a Patient #5-22. PROD. NO.: 53157. AIR DATE: 04-30-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 03-11-1980. LAST REVISION: 03-18-1980. VERSION: revised script. WRITER:

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Quincy, M.E. Cinader, R.A. WITH: Alicia, Ana; Behrens, Bernard; Bisoglio, Val; Chamberlain, Jeff; Donat, Peter; Frizzell, Harold (Hal); Gamble, Duncan; Hankinson, Stephanie; Ito, Robert; Martinez, A; Ragin, John S.; Roman, Joseph; Scott, Ken; Walberg, Garry; Webster, Diana; Wood, Janet. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Last Day, First Day #6-3. PROD. NO.: 55304. AIR DATE: 11-19-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 07-08-1980. LAST REVISION : 07-16-1980. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Wood, Preston. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Beyers, Bill; Cahill, Barry; Calvin, John; Field, Filip; Ito, Robert; Kuluva, Will; O’Brien, Maria; Ragin, John S.; Roman, Joseph; Rush, Sarah; Sturtevant, Jimmy; Townes, Harry; Virgo, Peter; Wagerman, Seth; Walberg, Garry; Walden, Sylvia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Night Killer #6-4. PROD. NO.: 55317. AIR DATE: 11-26-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1980. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1980. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Taylor, Jeri. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: Barry, Patricia; Beckerman, Teri; Bell, Mary; Carter, Cheryl; Daly, Tyne; Ginty, Robert; Griswold, Michael; Hyde-White, Alex; Ito, Robert; Ragin, John S.; Reindel, Carl; Roberts, Davis; Roman, Joseph; Segal, Jonathan; Tedrow, Irene; Walberg, Garry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. To Kill in Plain Sight #6-16. PROD. NO.: 55328. AIR DATE: 03-18-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1981. LAST REVISION: 02-09-1981. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Fischer, Geoffrey; Bunch, Chris (story); Cole, Allan (story). DIRECTOR: Austin, Ray. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Boyett, William; Capers, Virginia; Conley, Corinne; Cord, James; Deglin, Alan; Ericson, Devon; Garrett, Eddie; Hoy, Robert F.; Ireland, John; Ito, Robert; Johnson, Rafer; Marion, Blake; Mathews, Walter; Moston, Murray; Prince, William; Ragin, John S.; Restivo, Steve J.; Roman, Joseph; Santiago, Michael; Walberg, Garry; Ward, Sandy; Weaver, Fritz. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Golden Hour #7-2. P ROD . NO.: 56801 (formerly: 55341). AIR DATE: 11-04-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 0303-1981. LAST REVISION: 08-21-1981. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Milito, Sebastian; Klugman, Deborah. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Bohay, Heidi; Brooks, Martin E.; Carroll, Janice; Carter, Cheryl; DelHoyo, George; Farnon, Shannon; Frizzell, Harold (Hal); Hammer, Ben; Ito, Robert; Jones, Henry; Lodge, Bill; O’Connell, John; Roman, Joseph; Sargeant, Meg ; Simon, Robert F.; Staley, James; Stone, Leonard; Walberg, Garry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. For Love of Joshua #7-13. PROD. NO.: 56819. AIR DATE: 02-03-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1981. WRITER: Braverman, Michael. DIRECTOR: Moessinger, David. WITH: Arbus, Allan; Callan, K; Daly, Tyne; Dewhurst, Colleen; Geer, Ellen; Grahn, Nancy; Gulager, Clu; Ito, Robert; Ragin, John S.; Roman, Joseph; Sherman, Jenny; Travolta, Ellen; Tuell, John; Walberg, Garry; Weisman, Sam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Ghost of a Chance #8-2. PROD. NO.: 57009. AIR DATE : 10-06-1982. SCRIPT DATE : 06-23-1982. LAST REVISION: 09-08-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Greenberg, Steve; Solomon, Aubrey. DIRECTOR:

The R.C.A. Victor Show Danton, Ray. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Coster, Nicolas; Deffenbaugh, Joella; Ferrer, José; Frakes, Jonathan; Gedeon, Conroy; Geer, Ellen; Gillette, Anita; Ito, Robert; Kane, Patricia; Lodge, Bill; Marth, Frank; Nibley, Tom; O’Neal, Joyce; Pine, Phillip; Roman, Joseph; Russell, Carol; Scott, Jim; Smith, Cheryl Tyre; Stewart, Tom; Townes, Harry; Walberg, Garry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Give Me Your Weak #8-3. PROD. NO.: 57027. AIR D ATE : 10-27-1982. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-21-1982. L AST REVISION: 09-24-1982. VERSIONS: one revised, one unrevised script. WRITER: Egan, Sam. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Aletter, Frank; Ballace, Elaine; Battistone, Catherine; Beckley, William; Bisoglio, Val; Campanella, Joseph; Clemens, Paul; Constantine, Michael; DeBenning, Burr; Eastham, Richard; Ewing, Roderick; Gillette, Anita; Ginty, Robert; Ito, Robert; MacDonald, Ryan; Markoff, Diane; Nanna, Lynn-Marie; Oakland, Simon; Ragin, John S.; Raven, Elsa; Roman, Joseph; Rudy, Martin; Stewart, Peg ; Templeton, Christopher; Toy, Alan; Walberg, Garry; Winner, Jeffrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Law Is a Fool #8-11. P ROD . NO.: 57016. AIR D ATE : 01-05-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-23-1982. LAST REVISION: 07-13-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Karp, David; Klugman, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Applegate, Phyllis; Ayres, Lew; Carver, Mary; Furey, Denny; Gaul, Patricia; Howard, Vince; Ito, Robert; Malis, Claire; O’Connell, John; Petrie, George; Pomerantz, Jeff ; Proctor, Marland; Roman, Joseph; Shelley, Joshua; Walberg, Garry; Weisman, Sam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. An Act of Violence #8-22. PROD. NO.: 57040. AIR D ATE : 04-27-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-03-1983. LAST REVISION: 02-15-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Braverman, Michael. DIRECTOR: Braverman, Michael. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Card, James; Gillette, Anita; Gorman, Brad; Hansen, Danna; Ito, Robert; Joyce, Jimmy; Markoff, Diane; Ragin, John S.; Richards, Leoda; Sartee, Guy; Stock, Alan; Walberg, Garry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The R.C.A. Victor Show see The Dennis Day Show Racket Squad HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 7, 1951, to Sept. 7, 1953; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1-2, season 3 through Dec., 1952), 10:30 P.M. (season 3 through Jul. 2, 1953); Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (rest of season 3); 30 minutes; 98 episodes. Some episodes ran in syndication in 1950. PROD. CO.: Showcase Productions, Hal Roach Studios for Philip Morris Agency. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal; Roach, Hal, Jr. PRODUCER: Case, Carroll. DIRECTORS: Blair, George; Bretherton, Howard; Flood, James; Kenton, Erle C.; Tinling, James. STARRING: Hadley, Reed. NARRATOR: Beaumont, Hugh. • Crime series about a Captain in the San Francisco Racket Squad. Heartbreak for Sale #3-2. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 9568; 70. AIR DATE: 09-11-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 07-23-1952.

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Rafferty HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 5 to Dec. 5, 1977; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. CREATED BY: Lee, James. EXEC. PROD.: Thorpe, Jerry. PRODUCERS: Lee, James; Powell, Norman S.; Van Scoyk, Robert. STARRING: McGoohan, Patrick. WITH: Clennon, David; Getz, John; Gwynne, Michael C.; Martin, Anne-Marie; Pringle, Joan; Slavin, Millie. • Medical series about an eccentric but concerned doctor working in a general hospital. Brothers and Sons #1-2. PROD. NO.: 166734. AIR DATE: 09-12-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: De Bono, Jerry; Heinemann, Arthur; Lee, James. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Blunt, Erin; Cole, Olivia; Cooper, Charles; Dressler, Lieux; Fisher, Cindy; Frank, Charles; Getz, John; Kogan, Milt; Pringle, Joan. A Point of View #1-3. AIR DATE: 09-19-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-01-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lee, James. DIRECTORS: Crane, Barry; Singer, Alexander. WITH: Babcock, Barbara; Benton-Banai, Eddie; Crowder, Dena; Fairchild, Morgan; Francis, Dena; Getz, John; Pringle, Joan; Slavin, Millie; Walker, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Cutting Edge #1-4. P ROD . NO.: 166732. AIR DATE: 09-26-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-08-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lucas, John Meredyth. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Donat, Peter; Getz, John; Heilveil, Elayne; Kavanaugh, Dorrie; Owens, Edwin (Ed); Richards, Lisa Blake; Pringle, Joan; Slavin, Millie; Stovall, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Narrow Thread (Most Precious Gift) #1-5. PROD. NO.: 166735. AIR DATE: 10-03-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Lawrence, Tony; Dennis, Robert; Van Scoyk, Robert. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry; Grasshoff, Alex. WITH: Benton-Banai, Eddie; Getz, John; Gwynne, Michael C.; Heineman, Laurie; Lucia, Charles (Chip); MacLachlan, Janet; O’Neill, Dick; Sinutko, Shane; Slavin, Millie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Epidemic #1-6. PROD. NO.: 166736. AIR DATE: 10-17-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lewis, David P. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. W ITH : Benton-Banai, Eddie; Blake, Ellen; Bryant, Joshua; Collins, Jack; Furey, John; Gold, Missy; Larkin, Kristin; Lyons, Linda Lee; Miles, Joanna; Pringle, Joan; Ramirez, Monika; Serna, Pepe; Slavin, Millie; Wasson, Craig. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Price of Pain #1-7. P ROD . NO.: 166740. AIR DATE: 10-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lucas, John Meredyth; Van Scoyk, Robert. D IRECTOR: Laven, Arnold. WITH : Gwynne, Michael C.; Kerwin, William; Kirby, Bruce; Machon, Karen; Pointer, Priscilla; Slavin, Millie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. The Wild Child #1-8. PROD. NO.: 166733. AIR DATE: 10-31-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-13-1977. VERSION: first

SERIES draft. WRITER: Milburn, Sue. DIRECTOR: McGoohan, Patrick. WITH: Callan, K; Chris, Marilyn; Getz, John; Hardin, Jerry; Longaker, Rachel; Nickerson, Shane; Sanders, Richard; Slavin, Millie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Will to Live #1-9. PROD. NO.: 166737. AIR DATE: 1107-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-31-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Milburn, Sue. DIRECTOR: Feldman, Edward H. WITH: Benton-Banai, Eddie; Clennon, David; Kerns, Sandra; Nevins, Claudette; Pringle, Joan; Slavin, Millie; Wasson, Craig; Wyner, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Walking Wounded #1-10. PROD. NO.: 166738. AIR DATE: 11-14-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-12-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lee, James. DIRECTOR: Laven, Arnold. WITH: Benton-Banai, Eddie; Chappell, John; Collier, Marian; Dano, Linda; Gwynne, Michael C.; Lehen, John; Nunn, Terri; Pringle, Joan; Rifkin, Ron. The Burning Man (Extreme Remedies) #1-11. PROD. NO.: 166741. AIR DATE: 11-21-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Milburn, Sue; Van Scoyk, Robert. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH: Ginty, Robert; Gwynne, Michael C.; Jones, L.Q.; Maxwell, Frank; Pringle, Joan; Silva, Geno; Slavin, Millie; Smith, Chief Tug. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. No Yesterday and No Tomorrow #1-12. PROD. NO.: 166739. AIR D ATE : 11-28-1977. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-151977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Menzies, James; Fournier, Rift (story). D IRECTOR: Laven, Arnold. WITH: Getz, John; McGoohan, Patrick; Pringle, Joan; Selzer, Milton; Slavin, Millie; Sterling, Philip; Swope, Tracy Brooks. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Death Out of a Blue Sky #1-13. AIR DATE: 12-051977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Van Scoyk, Robert. WITH: Carr, Paul; Damon, Cathryn; Kercheval, Ken; O’Hanlon, Susan Pratt; Slavin, Millie; Weedle, Vernon; Wellman, Cissy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

The Range Rider HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1951-53; 30 minutes; 80 episodes. PROD. CO.: Range Rider Productions; Flying ‘A’ Pictures Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Autry, Gene; Gray, Louis. PRODUCERS: McCollum, Hugh; Schaefer, Armand. DIRECTORS: Archainbaud, George; Berke, William; Carr, Thomas; Fox, Wallace; Lederman, D. Ross; McDonald, Frank; McDougall, Donald; Nazarro, Ray. STARRING: Jones, Dick; Mahoney, Jock. • Western series for children. The Grand Fleece #1-13. PROD. NO.: RR 114. AIR DATE : 06-21-1951. WRITER: Lowe, Sherman. W ITH : Clark, Steve; Graham, Fred; Hale, Jonathan; Harvey, Harry; Hill, Riley; McKay, Wanda; Powers, Richard; Wyatt, Al, Sr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Dude Chut[?]. The Hawk #1-15. PROD. NO.: RR 123. AIR DATE: 0705-1951. WRITER: Beecher, Elizabeth. WITH: Barton, Gregg; Cliff, John; Hale, Bill; Knudson, Barbara; London, Tom; Lorimer, Louise; Pyle, Denver. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Dude. Dead Man’s Shoe #1-16. PROD. NO.: RR 115. AIR DATE: 07-12-1951. WRITER: Richardson, Joe. WITH:

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Barton, Gregg; Hale, Bill; Jackson, Sherry; London, Tom; Lorimer, Louise; McDonald, Francis; Pyle, Denver. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters. U SED BY : Dude. The Golden Peso #1-17. P ROD . NO.: RR 119. A IR DATE: 07-19-1951. WRITERS: Dwiggins, Sue; Russell, Vy. WITH: Clark, Steve; Graham, Fred; Hale, Jonathan; Harvey, Harry; Hill, Riley; McKay, Wanda; Wyatt, Al, Sr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Dude Chut[?]. Hidden Gold #1-18. PROD. NO.: RR 118. AIR DATE: 07-26-1951. WRITER: Cummins, Dwight. WITH: Alexander, Richard (Dick); Bridge, Al; Evans, Douglas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Dude. The Fatal Bullet (The Devil’s Disciple) #2-3. PROD. NO.: RR 136. AIR DATE: 12-06-1951. WRITER: Cheney, J. Benton. WITH : Dearing, Edgar; Griffith, James; Hall, Lois; London, Tom; Parrish, John; Ragan, Mike; Sanders, Sandy; Simpson, Mickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks and notes. USED BY: Ragan, Mike. The Black Terror #3-14. PROD. NO.: 163. AIR DATE: 03-16-1953. WRITER: Telaak, William. WITH: Bannon, Jim; Bates, Jeanne; Ethridge, Ella; Gleason, Regina; Jolley, I. Stanford; Mitchell, Ewing; Norman, B.G.; Phelps, Lee; Sitka, Emil. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; some marks and notes. The Buckskin #3-21. PROD. NO.: 167. AIR DATE: 0521-1953. WRITER: Rowe, Arthur. WITH: Blake, Pamela; Burr, Lonnie; Haade, William; Krone, Fred; Monroe, Tom; Phillips, John; Talbot, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

The Ray Milland Show see Meet Mr. McNutley Real People HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 18 to May 23, 1979; Jul. 25, 1979, to Jul. 4, 1984; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: George Schlatter Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Schlatter, George. PRODUCERS: Barbour, John; Schlatter, George; Wynn, Bob. WRITERS: Barbour, John; Farmer, Gene; Panich, David; Wolfe, Digby. HOSTS/ CORRESP.: Allen, Byron; Barbour, John; Billingsley, Peter; Millerick, Kerry; Purcell, Sarah; Rafferty, Bill; Ruprecht, David; Russell, Mark; Steph-enson, Skip; Willard, Fred. • Non-celebrities were featured in this series of programs that were aired part live, part video, with funny and human interest stories. Show #619. PROD. NO.: 619. AIR DATE: 12-07-1983 [?]. TAPE DATE: 11-16-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1983. VERSION: second draft. D IRECTOR: Caldwell, David (Dave). WITH: Allen, Byron; Bouton, John; Casler, Conrad; Casler, June; Harrell, Jack; McConnochie, Joy; Purcell, Sarah; Ruprecht, David; Russell, Mark; Sampson, Charlie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; long rundown; short rundown; schedule. Show #620. PROD. NO.: 620. AIR DATE: 12-14-1983. TAPE DATE: 12-06-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1983. VERSION: first draft. DIRECTOR: Caldwell, David (Dave). WITH: Allen, Byron; Billingsley, Peter; Bouton, John; Bricker, Helen; Castaline, Barbara; Foster, Jerry; Har-

The Red Skelton Show rell, Jack; McConnochie, Joy; Purcell, Sarah; Ruprecht, David; Russell, Mark; Williams, Sur. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; schedule. Show #622. PROD. NO.: 622. AIR DATE: 01-04-1984. TAPE DATE: 12-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1983. VERSION: first draft. DIRECTOR: Caldwell, David (Dave). WITH: Allen, Byron; Billingsley, Peter; Bouton, John; Harrell, Jack; McConnochie, Joy; Peterman, Helen; Purcell, Sarah; Ruprecht, David; Russell, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; schedule.

The Red Skelton Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts; Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts (1 episode —filmed part only). NETWORKS: NBC; CBS. BROADCAST: NBC: Sept. 30, 1951, to Jun. 21, 1953; Sept. 14, 1970, to Aug. 29, 1971; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1), 7:00 P.M. (season 2); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 20, through Mar., 1971); Sundays, 8:30 P.M. (rest of season 20); 30 minutes. CBS: Sept. 22, 1953, to Jun. 23, 1970; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 3 through June 1954); 30 minutes; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (rest of season 3); 60 minutes; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 4), 9:30 P.M. (seasons 510), 9:00 P.M. (season 11); 30 minutes; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 12, 14-19), 8:00 P.M. (season 13); 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television; CBS Television; Sursum Corporation; Van Bernard Productions. EXEC. PROD.: della Cioppa, Guy; Skelton, Red. PRODUCERS: Barker, Cecil; Berns, Seymour; Cross, Perry; Donohue, Jack; Hobin, Bill; Keyes, Freeman; Whitney, Doug. STARRING: Skelton, Red. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Baker, Elsie; Bostwick, Jackson; Burgundy Street Singers; David Rose and His Orchestra; Ewald, Yvonne; Hale, Chanin; Koch, Lucy; Love, Dorothy; Magruder, John; McKenzie, Ida Mae; Prohaska, Janos; Rea, Peggy; Wagner, Mike. • Comedy/variety series based on Skelton’s radio program (1939-53), including most of the characters he had developed for the older medium.

Red Skelton Revue (Jul. 21-Sept. 8, 1954). #1. AIR DATE: 07-21-1954. VERSION: first revision. PRODUCERS: Donohue, Jack; Whitney, Doug. WRITERS: Goodman, Hal; Klein, Larry; Goldman, Hal; Gordon, Al; Ragaway, Martin. DIRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. WITH: Amin Brothers; Egyptian Acrobats; Ladd, Alan; Liberace; Lud Gluskin conducting the David Rose Orchestra; The Redettes; Sahara Hotel Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; staff list; rehearsal schedule (Jul. 16-17, 19-21, 1954); tentative lineup; some commercials. Clem Sings. PROD. NO.: 27 (film). AIR DATE: 10-281958. TAPE DATES: 04-10/11-1958. PRODUCER: Barker, Cecil. WRITERS: Schwartz, Sherwood; Goldstein, Jesse; O’Brien, Dave. D IRECTOR: Berns, Seymour. WITH : Hadley, Reed; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: filmed part only; cast of characters; 2 copies. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Red Skelton Hour (Sept. 25, 1962 — Jun. 17, 1970). The House That Junk Built; The Silent Spot: The Mountie. P ROD . NO.: 0632. AIR D ATE : 04-18-1967

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[date on script, possibly preempted]. TAPE DATES: 0410 to 04-12-1967. WITH: Lamas, Fernando. The Nag & I; The Silent Spot : The Mean Mr. Haight. PROD. NO.: 0631. AIR DATE: 04-25-1967. TAPE DATE : 04-03–04-05-1967. V ERSION: revised script. WITH: Lockhart, June; Munro, Matt; Price, Vincent; Russell, Nipsey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Rich People Are Just Poor People with Money; Olio Spot : The Fan Dancer; The Silent Spot : The Venetian Glassblower. PROD. NO.: 0809. AIR DATE: 11-19-1968. TAPE DATE: 10-14 to 10-16-1968. PRODUCER: Hobin, Bill. WRITERS: O’Brien, Dave; Phillips, Arthur; Greene, Mort; Orben, Robert; Fox, Fred; Jacobs, Seaman; Webster, Tony; Skelton, Red (story). DIRECTOR: Quinn, Howard A. WITH: Coogan, Jackie; Raney, Sue. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list. The Best Thing to Get Out of Marriage Is to Get Out of Marriage; Olio Spot: The Musician; Silent Spot: The Lost Airplane. PROD. NO.: 0817. AIR DATE: 01-14-1969. TAPE D ATE : 12-16 to 12-18-1968. PRO DUCER: Hobin, Bill. WRITERS: O’Brien, Dave; Phillips, Arthur; Greene, Mort; Orben, Robert; Fox, Fred; Jacobs, Seaman; Webster, Tony; Skelton, Red. DIRECTOR: Quinn, Howard A. WITH: The Lettermen; Mack, Ted; Meadows, Audrey. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; staff list. Bathtub Gin Never Leaves a Ring; Olio Spot: Tribute to Ed Wynn; Silent Spot: The Door to Door Salesman. PROD. NO.: 0822. AIR DATE: 02-18-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1969. LAST REVISION: 01-30-1969. VERSION: revised script. P RODUCER : Hobin, Bill. WRITERS: O’Brien, Dave; Phillips, Arthur; Greene, Mort; Orben, Robert; Fox, Fred; Jacobs, Seaman; Webster, Tony; Skelton, Red. DIRECTOR: Quinn, Howard A. WITH: Carr, Vicki; Frazier, Hal; Hale, Chanin; Rooney, Mickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list. If at First You Don’t Succeed, Forget It; Olio Spot: Born Loser; Silent Spot: The Indian Scout. PROD. NO.: 0827. AIR DATE: 03-18-1969. TAPE DATES: 03-10 to 03-12-1969. PRODUCER : Hobin, Bill. WRITERS: O’Brien, Dave; Phillips, Arthur; Greene, Mort; Orben, Robert; Fox, Fred; Jacobs, Seaman; Webster, Tony; Skelton, Red. DIRECTOR: Quinn, Howard A. WITH: Griffin, Merv. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list.

Report to Murphy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 5 to May 31, 1982; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 6 episodes. PROD . CO.: EMI Television Programs. S TARRING: Keaton, Michael. WITH: Cole, Olivia; Jurasik, Peter; Ponterotto, Donna; Rhodes, Donnelly. • Sitcom about the everyday life of an idealistic young parole officer working in a large city. Report to Murphy #1-1. AIR DATE: 04-05-1982. TAPE DATE: 02-27-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-25-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Jones, Patricia; Reiker, Donald. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. W ITH : Foree, Ken; Hall, Larry; Hedaya, Dan; Kolb, Mina; Murdock, George; Parfrey, Woodrow; Pickles, Christina; Ponterotto, Donna; Rose, Margot; Sicari, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; rehearsal and tape schedule (Feb. 25-27, 1981); 2 copies.

SERIES Report to Murphy #1-1. AIR D ATE : 04-05-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1981. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Jones, Patricia; Reiker, Donald. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad. WITH: Cole, Olivia; Dayton, Howie; Foree, Ken; Hall, Larry; Hedaya, Dan; Parfrey, Woodrow; Ponterotto, Donna; Rhodes, Donnelly; Rose, Margot. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; rehearsal and tape schedule (Feb. 25-27, 1981); short rundown. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow.

Rhoda HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1974, to Dec. 9, 1978; Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 23); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 4); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 105 episodes. PROD. CO.: MTM Enterprises. EXEC. PROD.: Brooks, James L.; Brown, Charlotte; Burns, Allan. PRODUCER : Davis, David; Music, Lorenzo. S TARRING: Harper, Valerie. W ITH : Buktenica, Ray; Campos, Rafael; De Lano, Michael; Gould, Harold; Groh, David; Kavner, Julie; Lane, Nancy; McMillan, Kenneth; Meara, Anne; Music, Lorenzo; Silver, Ron; Walker, Nancy. • Sitcom, spinoff from The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Brenda’s Triumph [unidentified, probably not produced]. WRITER: Anderson, Scott.

Richard Diamond, Private Detective (Call Mr. D.) HOLDINGS: WORKS: CBS;

Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETNBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Jul. 7, 1957, to Sept. 20, 1959; Mondays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 2), 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 30 minutes; 51 episodes. NBC: Oct. 5, 1959, to Sept. 6, 1960; Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 4, through January, 1960); Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (rest of season 4, from June 1960); 30 minutes; 25 episodes (one additional episode was aired in syndication only). PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. PRODUCERS: Carr, Richard; Fennelly, Vincent M.; Sandrich, Mark, Jr.; Whorf, Richard. STARRING: Janssen, David. WITH: Bain, Barbara; Brooke, Hillary; Brooks, Roxanne; Conway, Russ; Devon, Richard; Moore, Mary Tyler (legs only); Toomey, Regis. • Detective series based on the radio program of the same title (1949-53, Diamond was played by Dick Powell), with a title character created by Blake Edwards. The series, more serious in tone than the lighthearted radio version, played first in New York, later in Los Angeles. One Dead Cat #4-13. PROD. NO.: 3226. AIR DATE: 12-28-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1959. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. P RODUCER : Fennelly, Vincent. D IRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Brooks, Roxanne; Davis, N.J.; Devon, Richard; Elam, Jack; Scott, Jacqueline; Tabor, Joan; Wyenn, Than. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; production requirements. USED BY: Herlinger, Karl [make-up department].

The Rifleman HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1958 (pilot, first aired on Mar. 7, 1958 as episode of the Zane Grey Theater, see there) to Apr. 8, 1963; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 1-

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2), 8:00 P.M. (season 3); Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 45); 30 minutes; 168 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star — Sussex. PRODUCERS: Gardner, Arthur; Laven, Arnold; Levy, Jules V.; Nadel, Arthur H. STARRING: Connors, Chuck. WITH: Blair, Patricia; Buchanan, Edgar; Crawford, Johnny; Fix, Paul; Harmon, John; Higgins, Joe; Maynor, Asa; Moody, Ralph; Quinn, Bill; Summers, Hope; Taylor, Joan; Warde, Harlan; Williams, Rhys. • Western series about a widower who raises his young son on a ranch outside North Fork, New Mexico. Parts of the series were filmed on the Janss Conejo Ranch in Thousand Oaks, California. Nora #2-35. PROD. NO.: 2480. AIR DATE: 05-241960. SCRIPT DATE : 03-25-1960. WRITERS: Victor, David; Little, Herbert. PRODUCERS: Gardner, Arthur; Levy, Jules. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Adams, Julie; Carpenter, Johnny; Crawford, Johnny; Fix, Paul; Fox, Michael; Stefani, Michael; Vye, Murvyn. USED BY : Mamakos, Mike.

Ripcord HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1961-63; 30 minutes; 76 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ivan Tors Films; ZivUnited Artists. EXEC. PROD.: Tors, Ivan; Unger, Babe. PRODUCERS: Benson, Leon; Colbert, Stanley; Unger, Maurice. DIRECTORS: Adreon, Franklin; Benson, Leon; Clavell, James; Davis, Eddie; Herzberg, Jack. STARRING: Curtis, Ken; Pennell, Larry. WITH: Comi, Paul; Fisher, George (Shug); Slattery, Page. • Adventure series about two parachutists who operate a skydiving school and service. Parts of the series were filmed at Conejo Ranch Airport, Thousand Oaks, California. Airborne #1-2. PROD. NO.: 21B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-061961. WRITER: Parsons, E.M. WITH: Comi, Paul; Curtis, Craig; De Simone, Pat; Ragan, James; Silo, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; synopsis. Counter-Attack #1-7. PROD. NO.: 24B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1961. WRITER: Granville, Frank. WITH: Blackman, Lonie; Drake, Ken; Fisher, Shug; Walker, Peter (Pete). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Ransom Drop #1-17. PROD. NO.: 18B. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1961. WRITER: Parsons, E.M. WITH: Comi, Paul; Lazarre, Jerry; Marlow, Rick (Ric); Olsen, Tracy; Raine, Jack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Escape (Jump to Kill) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 22B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-15-1961. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Comi, Paul; Bradford, Lane; Slattery, Page. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; cast sheet (11-16-1961); handwritten wardrobe list. USED BY: Tierney, Mike (Wardrobe). Double Drop #1-19. PROD. NO.: 23B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-24-1961. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. WRITERS: Hartman, Ted; Barret, Earl. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Franklin. WITH: Coburn, James; Comi, Paul; Kims, Chris; MacDonald, Kenneth; Ragan, Mike; Roth, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; cast sheet (12-6-1961); handwritten wardrobe list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Tierney, Mike (Wardrobe). The Financier #1-20. PROD. NO.: 20B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-09-1961. WRITER: Erwin,

Roar of the Rails Lee. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH : Comi, Paul; Conway, Russ; Healey, Myron; Karnes, Robert; Needham, Leo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; cast sheet (11-14-1961); handwritten wardrobe list; some marks. U SED BY : Tierney, Mike (Wardrobe). Diplomatic Mission #1-23. PROD. NO.: 25B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1961. WRITER: Archer, Don. WITH: Brooke, Walter; Comi, Paul; Fisher, Shug; Simmons, Richard (Dick). High Jeopardy #1-26. PROD. NO.: 19B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1961. WRITER: Cobb, Sam. PRODUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Adreon, Franklin. WITH: Comi, Paul; O’Kelly, Don; Richards, Lorrie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; cast sheet (11-2-1961); handwritten wardrobe list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Wardrobe. Last Chance #1-33. PROD. NO.: 26B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-30-1961. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. WITH : Comi, Paul; London, Tom; Patterson, Hank; Pawl, Nick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some typos marked. Mile High Triangle #1-35. PROD . NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 01-22-1962 (New York City). SCRIPT DATE: 1206-1961. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1961. WRITERS: Leach, Bob; Silverman, S.H.; Weiss, Arthur (story). P RO DUCER: Benson, Leon. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Browne, Kathie; Mathews, Walter; Sampson, Robert; Slattery, Page. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; cast sheet (12-15-1961); breakdown (Dec. 18-22, 1961); handwritten wardrobe list; some marks; filmed at Conejo Ranch Airport, Thousand Oaks, California. USED BY: costume department. The Helicopter Race. PROD. NO.: 28B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1961. WRITER: Clark, Vernon E. WITH: Alden, Norman; Brown, Tom; Cannon, Dyan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Para-Nurse. PROD. NO.: 29B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-191961. WRITER: Parsons, E.M. WITH: Carey, Harry, Jr.; Comi, Paul; Flaherty, William; Hayes, Allison; Haymore, Curtis; Lockwood, Grant. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Colorado Jump. PROD. NO.: 30B. SCRIPT DATE: 1221-1961. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. WITH: Carson, Jean; Grant, Neil; Whitney, Ty. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Hagen Charm. PROD. NO.: 31B. SCRIPT DATE: 0104-1962. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. W ITH: Fisher, Shug ; Franz, Arthur. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. One for the Money. PROD. NO.: 32B. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-26-1962. WRITERS: Harmon, David P. (also story); Granville, Frank. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Gilbert, Ken.

Roar of the Rails HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —17 scripts (13 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 26 to Dec. 14, 1948; Tuesdays, 7:00 P.M.; Oct. 24 to Dec. 12, 1949; Mondays, 7:00 P.M.; 15 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCER: Nelson, Raymond E. WRITER: Bogardus, Robert. • Adventure/documentary series with a grandfather telling his grandson stories of the rail-

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road, actors playing in dramatizations mixed with scenes of model trains (featuring the American Flyer trains of the A.C. Gilbert Company), operating on well landscaped layouts— all performed live in a CBS studio. The series was aired in the weeks leading up to Christmas of 1948 and 1949. Neither Snow Nor Rain. A IR D ATE : 11-16-1948. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The Johnston Flood. AIR DATE: 11-23-1948. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The General. AIR DATE: 11-30-1948. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; sketch of set. USED BY: Marty [Roberts, Martin (assistant director)?]. The Meanest Man in the World. AIR DATE: 12-071948. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; sketch of set. USED BY: Roberts, Martin (assistant director). The Episode at Red Gulch Siding #2-1. AIR DATE: 10-24-1949. VERSION: revised script. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; sketch of set. USED BY: Roberts, Martin (assistant director). The Runaway Train #2-2. AIR DATE: 10-31-1949. VERSION: revised script. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; blueprint of set. USED BY: June. The Johnston Flood #2-3. AIR DATE: 11-07-1949. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies; some marks and notes; blueprint of set. USED BY: Marty [Roberts, Martin (assistant director)?]. Operation Explosion #2-4. AIR DATE: 11-14-1949. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. A DDITIONAL INFO : blueprint of set. Death Valley Scottie #2-5. AIR DATE: 11-21-1949. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies; blueprint of set. The Baltimore Fire #2-6. A IR D ATE : 11-28-1949. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. Destination Disaster #2-7. AIR DATE: 12-05-1949. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. A DDITIONAL INFO : some marks and notes; blueprint of set. Tragedy Town #2-8. AIR DATE: 12-12-1949. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Raymond E. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies; blueprint of set. R.R. Joins the Colors. A DDITIONAL INFO : some marks and notes. USED BY: Roberts.

The Roaring Twenties HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—6 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 15, 1960, to Jan. 20, 1962; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 45 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Davis, Jim; Ingster, Boris; McKnight, Tom; Schermer, Jerome. STARRING: Dehner, John; May, Donald; Provine, Dorothy; Reason, Rex. WITH: Brown, Wally; Flavin, James; Gaye, Gregory; Graves, Gayla; Komant, Carolyn; Meyer, Emile; Road, Mike; Vinson, Gary. • Crime series set in New York in the 1920s, about two reporters and a nightclub singer/dancer. The Twelfth Hour (Dangerous Gift) #1-21. PROD. NO.: 25517. AIR DATE: 03-18-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-031961. LAST REVISION: 02-14-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Görög, László. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Bronson, Lillian; Fein, Bernard; McCord, Evan;

SERIES Perreau, Gigi; Road, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Scandal Sheet (Party Girl) #1-25. PROD. NO.: 25521. AIR DATE: 04-22-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-13-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Epstein, Herman. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Blake, Jean; Flavin, James; Kroeger, Berry; Road, Mike; Stockwell, Guy; Vinson, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Among the Missing (Something Borrowed, Something Blue; A.W.O.L.; Racoon Coat) #1-27. PROD. NO.: 27789. AIR DATE: 05-06-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1961. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Shaw, Robert J.; Jennings, Talbot (story). DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Allen, Valerie; Ging, Jack; Marlow, Ric; Simon, Robert F. Asparagus Tipps #2-10. P ROD . NO.: 28623. AIR DATE: 12-09-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Wray, Ardel; Gould, Will (story); Weil, Richard (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Brown, Wally; Charles, Lewis; Flavin, James; Gaye, Gregory; Road, Mike; Vinson, Gary; Westman, Nydia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Blondes Prefer Gentlemen #2-11. P ROD . NO.: 25564. AIR DATE: 12-16-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1961. L AST REVISION : 11-03-1961. W RITER: Niss, Stanley. D IRECTOR: Sarafian, Richard C. WITH : Carricart, Robert; Dehner, John; Doyle, Sheila; Larsen, Keith; Lewis, Artie; Norton, Cliff; Road, Mike; Slate, Henry; Tufeld, Dick; Vaughn, Jeanne; Vinson, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. You Can’t Fight City Hall (Go Fight City Hall) #212. PROD. NO.: 28624. AIR DATE: 01-06-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-26-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Hardman, Ric. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Flavin, James; Gaye, Gregory; Road, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Robert Q’s Matinee HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection — 63 scripts (some incomplete). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 16, 1950, to Jan. 19, 1951; weekdays, 2:30 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCER: Gottlieb, Lester. WRITERS: Allen, Ray; Cone, Bob; Foster, George; Green, Mort. DIRECTOR: Schnur, Jerome. HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH : Andrews, Cam; Bernie Leighton Orchestra; Clooney, Rosemary; Clooney, Betty; Craig, Tony; The Day Dreamers; Loman & Fields (Loman, Hal; Fields, Joan); Robinson, Florence. • Musical variety show. The scripts often contain procurement sheets for various production departments, music clearance and information on guests. #1. AIR DATE: 10-16-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1950. WITH: Hosley, Pat; Laureys, Peter (Loft candy tester). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; rehearsal schedule; music clearance; suggested prop list; sheet music for I Love the Guy; sheets for lighting, special effects, design and construction, graphic arts, set dressing and props; makeup and costumes, and technical operations departments. USED BY: Clooney, Rosemary. AIR DATE : 10-17-1950. SCRIPT DATE : 10-13-1950. WITH: Clooney, Betty. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; some marks and notes. A IR DATE : 10-18-1950. SCRIPT DATE : 10-14-1950.

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Robert Q’s Matinee WITH: Jacoby, Oswald. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; some marks and notes. AIR DATE : 10-19-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-14-1950. WITH: Addey, Mickey. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; some marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 10-20-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-19-1950. WITH: Drake, Tom; Gardner, June. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 10-23-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-21-1950. WITH: Rosey, Max (donut biz). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE : 10-24-1950. WITH : Colesant, Thomas (hair stylist). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes; Time Magazine Aug. 28, 1950. AIR D ATE : 10-25-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-21-1950. WITH: Cohan, George M.; Rosenstein, Jaik (author of Hollywood Leg Man); Terry, Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 10-26-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-21-1950. WITH: Earon, Emilee. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE : 10-27-1950. SCRIPT DATE : 10-25-1950. WITH: Nye, Louis. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 10-30-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-19-1950. WITH : Ferrer, José; Howard, Louise; Roon, Al (Al Roon’s Health Club). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes; copy of Time Magazine Oct. 30, 1950; copy of Carnegie Hall Program for Bernard Leighton show. AIR D ATE : 10-31-1950. SCRIPT DATE : 10-27-1950. WITH: Wilkes, Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE : 11-01-1950. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-27-1950. WITH : Jordan, Claudia. ADDITIONAL INFO : lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-02-1950. S CRIPT DATE : 10-27-1950. WITH: Gallo, John; Klein, Addie; Csida, Joe (editor of Billboard). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-03-1950. S CRIPT DATE : 10-27-1950. WITH: Hardwick, Sir Cedric. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; fan mail; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-06-1950. SCRIPT DATE : 11-01-1950. WITH : Hucko, Michael Andrew (“Peanuts”); Nye, Louis. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE : 11-07-1950. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-31-1950. WITH: Atkins, Norman; Carney, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; fan mail; marks and notes. AIR DATE : 11-08-1950. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-07-1950. WITH: Manson, Charlotte. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE : 11-09-1950. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-07-1950. W ITH : Andrews, Cameron; Hutchinson, LaVerne. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-10-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-10-1950. WITH: Clooney Sisters; Diener, Joan; Wilcox, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR D ATE : 11-13-1950. SCRIPT DATE : 11-09-1950. WITH: Beneke, Mrs. Tex; Davis, Benny (song writer); Robinson, Florence; Schwartz, A.J. (furrier). ADDITIONAL I NFO : lineup; marks and notes; rehearsal schedule. AIR DATE : 11-14-1950. WITH : Gould, Alan; Nye, Louis; Wilson, Jonathan. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR DATE: 11-15-1950. WITH: Kloer, Charlie; Scott, Beverly. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup.

The Robert Q. Lewis Show (1) AIR DATE: 11-16-1950. WITH: Anderson, Connie; Bremen, Lennie; Robinson, Jo. A DDITIONAL INFO : lineup; fan mail; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-17-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-06-1950. WITH: Heller, Cindy (comedienne); Robinson, Florence. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; fan mail; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-20-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-17-1950. WITH: Hanley, Peter; Previn, Bernie (trumpet); Walsh, Joey. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-21-1950. WITH: Lewis, Abbie; Sickles, Marilyn (singer). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 11-22-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-17-1950. WITH: Hye, Lulu; Kelly, Al; Williams, Elaine (actress). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; fan mail; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-23-1950. WITH: Andrews, Cameron; Meredith, Morley; Youngman, Henny. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-24-1950. WITH: Aimee, Joyce; Garner, Peggy Ann; Kriendler, Mac. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR DATE: 11-27-1950. WITH: O’Catty, Packy; Wayne, Bernie. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR D ATE : 11-28-1950. W ITH : Brashen, Louise (“Tuffy”); Carney, Art; Hutchison, LaVerne (boy singer). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-29-1950. WITH: Dillard, Bill; Harvey, Barbara (Esquire cover girl); Page and Smith (optometrists). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 11-30-1950. WITH: Anderson, Arthur; McArthur, Bill; Naldi, Nita; Schackner, Alan. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. A IR D ATE : 12-01-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-17-1950. WITH : Arlen, Margaret; Fisher, Ham. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 12-04-1950. WITH: Walsh, Joey; White, Adrian (ski instructor). ADDITIONAL INFO : lineup; marks and notes. A IR D ATE : 12-05-1950. WITH : Reed, Billy (Little Club). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 12-06-1950. WITH: Bremen, Lenny; Colson, Warren. ADDITIONAL INFO : lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 12-07-1950. WITH: Miller, Mitch. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. A IR D ATE : 12-08-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-07-1950. WITH: Hall, Cliff. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; correspondence; copy of The Michigan Alumnus, 122-1950. A IR DATE : 12-11-1950. WITH : Betz, Betty. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. A IR D ATE : 12-12-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-08-1950. WITH : Griffin, Jack (toy buyer for Macy’s); Klein, Addie. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; fan mail; marks and notes. AIR D ATE : 12-13-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-04-1950. WITH: Smith, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; correspondence; marks and notes. A IR D ATE : 12-14-1950. WITH : Chase, Ilka. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR DATE: 12-15-1950. WITH: Carlyle, Cora; Massey, Ilona; Wilson, Earl. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 12-18-1950 (through 12-22-1950). WITH: Carney, Art; Cashman, Betty. ADDITIONAL INFO: line-

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up; marks and notes; rehearsal sheets for rest of week (12-19 to 12-22, 1950); no scripts. A IR D ATES : 12-25/27-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO : no scripts; guest hosts: Dec. 25 and 27 — Joey Adams, Dec. 26 — Abe Burrows. A IR DATE : 12-28-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script; lineup. AIR DATE: 12-29-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 12-21-1950. WITH: Marcos, Omar. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 01-02-1951. WITH: Carney, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. A IR DATE : 01-03-1951. ADDITIONAL INFO : lineup; some marks. AIR DATE: 01-04-1951. WITH: Walsh, Joey. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. A IR D ATE : 01-05-1951. SCRIPT DATE : 12-29-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 01-08-1951. WITH: Carney, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. A IR D ATE : 01-09-1951. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script; lineup. AIR DATE: 01-10-1951. WITH: Pius, Minerva. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 01-11-1951. WITH: Kelly, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script; lineup. AIR DATE: 01-12-1951. WITH: Doan, Dorothy. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR DATE: 01-15-1951. WITH: Stang, Arnold. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 01-16-1951. WITH: Carney, Art; Shalifox, Gabrielle (Laurentian Snow Queen). ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; marks and notes. AIR DATE: 01-17-1951. ADDITIONAL INFO: music sheet only. A IR DATE : 01-18-1951. WITH : Horton, Edward Everett. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup. AIR DATE: 01-19-1951. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup.

The Robert Q. Lewis Show (1) HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection—57 scripts (some incomplete; 22 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 16, 1950, to Jan. 7, 1951; Sundays, 9:00 P.M. (into Sept., 1950), 11:00 P.M. (from Sept., 1950); 15 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCERS: Brynner, Yul; Rickey, Fred; Schnur, Jerome (Jerry). WRITERS: Allen, Roy; Cone, Bob. DIRECTORS: Rickey, Fred; Schnur, Jerry. HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. WITH: 132nd Field Artillery Band, led by Wright, Capt. George. • Informal live interview show, including guest stars and a weekly “Breadwinner of the Week” (sponsor was Arnold Bakers). The scripts generally include commercials. #1. AIR DATE : 07-16-1950. WITH : Murray, Mac. ADDITIONAL INFO: application for clearance of music for TV; some marks and notes; 2 copies. #2. A IR DATE : 07-23-1950. W ITH : Rizzuto, Phil. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. #3. AIR DATE: 07-30-1950. PRODUCER: Brynner, Yul. WITH: girl from audience. ADDITIONAL INFO: 3 copies. #4. AIR DATE: 08-06-1950. PRODUCER: Brynner, Yul. WITH: McCarty, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: sheets for wardrobe, graphic arts, property, makeup and lighting departments; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Brynner, Yul.

SERIES #5. AIR DATE: 08-13-1950. WITH: Carts, Charlie. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 2 copies. #6. AIR DATE: 08-20-1950. WITH: Howard, Louise. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. #8. AIR DATE: 09-03-1950. WITH: Osterwald, Bibi. ADDITIONAL INFO: memo on Ms. Osterwald’s pay rate from Gloria Dulchin; sheet for design department; music sheet, notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Dulchin, Gloria. #9. AIR DATE: 09-10-1950. WITH: Dulo, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO: music sheet; sheets for wardrobe, graphic arts, property, design, makeup and lighting departments; notes; 2 copies. #10. AIR DATE: 09-17-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO: material requisition sheet; marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Dulchin, Gloria. #11. AIR DATE: 09-24-1950. WITH: Genright, James D. ADDITIONAL INFO: revised script; airtime changed to 11:00 P.M.; some marks and notes; 3 copies. USED BY: Dulchin, Gloria (1 copy). #12. AIR DATE: 10-01-1950. WITH: Robbins, Jane. ADDITIONAL INFO : revised script; some marks and notes; 6 copies. #13. AIR DATE: 10-08-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 2 copies. #14. AIR DATE : 10-15-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO : 3 copies. #15. AIR DATE: 10-22-1950. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 1 complete and 3 incomplete copies. #17. AIR DATE: 11-05-1950. WITH: Clooney, Rosemary. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; sheets for set dressing and props; 3 copies. #18. AIR DATE: 11-12-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1950. WITH: turkey carver; Loman & Fields (from Matinee). ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; sheets for set dressing and props; start of “Arnold Breadwinner of the Week” spot; 3 copies. #19. AIR DATE: 11-19-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1950. WITH: Walker, Tom; Windsor, Kathleen. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; sheets for set dressing and props, wardrobe; some marks and notes; 4 copies. USED BY: Dulchin, Gloria. #20. AIR DATE: 11-26-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 11-24-1950. WITH: Mr. Martinet (crow trainer); Naldi, Nita. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; sheets for set dressing and props; some marks and notes; 3 copies. #21. AIR DATE: 12-03-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1950. WITH: Evans, Dale; Stang, Arnold. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; sheets for set dressing and props; some marks and notes; 3 copies. #22. AIR DATE : 12-10-1950. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-061950. WITH: Britton, Eleanor; Sheff, Fritzi. ADDITIONAL INFO: rehearsal schedule; some marks and notes; 2 copies. #23. AIR DATE: 12-17-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1950. WITH: Massey, Ilona; Carlyle, Cora. ADDITIONAL INFO: incomplete; rehearsal schedule. #24. AIR DATE: 12-24-1950. TAPE DATE: 12-15-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1950. WITH: Lugosi, Bela. ADDITIONAL INFO: agreement with TV authority to allow pre-recording of show due to Mr. Lewis’ vacation that week; application for clearance of music for TV; memos; rehearsal schedule; sheets for TV graphic arts, TV design and construction, set dressing and props departments.

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The Robert Q. Lewis Show (2) #25. AIR DATE: 12-31-1950. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1950. WITH: Britton, Eleanor; Carlyle, Cora; Dale, John; Dulo, Jane; Evans, Greg; Massey, Ilona; Naldi, Nita; Scheff, Fritzi; Stang, Arnold; Walker, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: New Year’s Eve party, the above celebrity guests were invited, but we do not have a record of who actually appeared; no script, commercials and production sheets only.

The Robert Q. Lewis Show (2) HOLDINGS : Robert Q. Lewis Collection — 436 scripts; 74 partial scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 11, 1954, to May 25, 1956; weekday afternoons; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCER: Purdy, Rai. DIRECTOR: Satenstein, Frank. HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. W ITH : Arden, Jan; Cali, John; The Chordettes; Clooney, Betty; Griffin, Merv; Hunt, Lois; Liberto, Don (dancer/choreographer); Morgan, Jaye P.; The Ray Bloch Orchestra; Vines, Lee (announcer); Wilson, Jane; Wright, Julann; Wrightson, Earl. • Musical variety show. Most scripts include running orders of acts, fan mail, clippings and additional production materials; for some episodes we have only the running orders. AIR DATES: 01-12-1954 through 01-15-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no scripts, running orders and staff list only. AIR DATE: 02-01-1954. AIR DATE: 02-02-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 02-03-1954. AIR DATE: 02-04-1954. AIR DATE: 02-05-1954. AIR DATE: 02-08-1954. AIR DATE: 02-09-1954. AIR DATE: 02-10-1954. AIR DATE: 02-11-1954. AIR DATE: 02-12-1954. AIR DATE: 02-15-1954. AIR DATE: 02-16-1954. AIR DATE: 02-17-1954. AIR DATE : 02-18-1954. SCRIPT DATE : 02-16-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: “1932 Show.” AIR DATE: 02-19-1954. AIR DATE: 02-24-1954. AIR DATE: 02-25-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: “1917 Show.” AIR DATE: 02-26-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1954. AIR DATE: 03-01-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR D ATE : 03-02-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script. AIR DATE: 03-03-1954. AIR DATE: 03-04-1954. AIR DATE: 03-05-1954. AIR DATE: 03-08-1954. AIR DATE: 03-09-1954. AIR DATE: 03-10-1954. AIR DATE: 03-11-1954. AIR DATE: 03-15-1954. AIR DATE: 03-16-1954. AIR DATE: 03-17-1954. AIR DATE: 03-18-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 03-03-1954. AIR DATE: 03-22-1954. AIR DATE: 03-23-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 03-19-1954.

The Robert Q. Lewis Show (2) AIR DATE: 03-24-1954. AIR DATE: 03-25-1954. AIR DATE: 03-26-1954. AIR DATE: 03-29-1954. AIR DATE: 03-30-1954. AIR DATE: 03-31-1954. AIR DATE: 04-01-1954. AIR DATE: 04-02-1954. AIR DATE: 04-05-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR D ATE : 04-06-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-07-1954. AIR DATE: 04-08-1954. AIR D ATE : 04-09-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-12-1954. AIR DATE: 04-13-1954. AIR DATE : 04-14-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-15-1954. AIR DATE: 04-16-1954. WITH: Tribley, Patricia (Miss Bermuda Lily). AIR DATE: 04-19-1954. AIR DATE: 04-20-1954. AIR DATE: 04-21-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-22-1954. AIR D ATE : 04-23-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-27-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-28-1954. AIR DATE: 04-29-1954. AIR DATE: 04-30-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 05-03-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 05-04-1954. AIR DATE: 05-05-1954. AIR DATE: 05-07-1954. AIR DATE: 05-10-1954. AIR DATE: 05-11-1954. WITH: Donald, Peter A IR DATE : 05-12-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 05-13-1954. AIR DATE: 05-14-1954. AIR DATE : 05-17-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 05-18-1954. AIR DATE: 05-19-1954. AIR DATE: 05-20-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 05-21-1954. AIR DATE: 05-24-1954. AIR D ATE : 05-25-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR D ATE : 05-26-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script and running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 05-27-1954. AIR DATE: 05-28-1954. AIR DATE: 05-31-1954. AIR DATE: 06-01-1954. AIR DATE: 06-04-1954. WITH: Hayes, Richard; Paar, Jack

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SERIES AIR DATE: 10-07-1954. AIR DATE: 10-08-1954. AIR DATE: 10-11-1954. AIR DATE: 10-12-1954. AIR DATE: 10-13-1954. AIR DATE: 10-14-1954. AIR DATE: 10-15-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 10-18-1954. AIR DATE: 10-19-1954. AIR DATE: 10-20-1954. AIR DATE: 10-21-1954. AIR DATE: 10-22-1954. AIR DATE: 10-25-1954. AIR DATE: 10-26-1954. AIR DATE: 10-27-1954. AIR DATE: 10-28-1954. AIR DATE: 10-29-1954. AIR DATE: 11-01-1954. AIR DATE: 11-02-1954. AIR DATE: 11-03-1954. AIR DATE: 11-04-1954. AIR DATE: 11-05-1954. AIR DATE: 11-08-1954. AIR DATE: 11-09-1954. AIR DATE: 11-10-1954. AIR DATE: 11-11-1954. AIR DATE: 11-12-1954. AIR DATE: 11-15-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule for week; partial script only. A IR D ATE : 11-16-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-17-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-18-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-19-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-22-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-23-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-24-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-25-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 11-26-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 11-29-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule for week; partial script only. A IR D ATE : 11-30-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 12-01-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE : 12-02-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE : 12-03-1954. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 12-06-1954. AIR DATE: 12-07-1954. AIR DATE: 12-08-1954. AIR DATE: 12-09-1954. AIR DATE: 12-10-1954. AIR DATE: 12-13-1954. AIR DATE: 12-14-1954.

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The Robert Q. Lewis Show (2) AIR DATE: 03-10-1955. AIR DATE: 03-11-1955. AIR DATE: 03-14-1955. AIR DATE: 03-15-1955. AIR DATE: 03-16-1955. AIR DATE: 03-18-1955. AIR DATE: 03-21-1955. AIR DATE: 03-22-1955. AIR DATE: 03-24-1955. AIR D ATE : 03-25-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 03-28-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: “(COLOR)” noted on cover, song about color television, this was the first episode broadcast in color. AIR DATE: 03-29-1955. AIR D ATE : 03-30-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 03-31-1955. AIR DATE : 04-01-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-04-1955. AIR D ATE : 04-05-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 04-06-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 04-07-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-08-1955. AIR D ATE : 04-11-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-12-1955. AIR DATE : 04-13-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-14-1955. AIR DATE: 04-15-1955. AIR DATE : 04-18-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-19-1955. AIR DATE: 04-20-1955. AIR DATE: 04-21-1955. AIR DATE: 04-22-1955. AIR DATE : 04-25-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : “Show pre-empted by President Eisenhower kine of May 3, 1954 shown to delay stations?” AIR D ATE : 04-26-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-27-1955. AIR DATE: 04-28-1955. AIR DATE: 04-29-1955. AIR DATE: 05-02-1955. AIR DATE: 05-03-1955. AIR DATE: 05-04-1955. AIR DATE: 05-05-1955. AIR DATE: 05-06-1955. AIR DATE: 05-09-1955. AIR DATE: 05-10-1955. AIR DATE: 05-11-1955. AIR DATE: 05-12-1955. AIR DATE: 05-16-1955. AIR DATE: 05-17-1955. AIR DATE: 05-18-1955. AIR DATE: 05-19-1955. AIR DATE: 05-20-1955. AIR DATE: 05-23-1955. AIR DATE: 05-24-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only.

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SERIES AIR DATE: 08-10-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-11-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-12-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-15-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-16-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-17-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-18-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-19-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-22-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-23-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 08-24-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 08-25-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 08-26-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 08-30-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 08-31-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 09-01-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 09-02-1955. WITH: Donald, Peter (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: partial script only. AIR DATE: 09-06-1955. AIR DATE: 09-07-1955. AIR DATE: 09-08-1955. AIR DATE: 09-09-1955. AIR DATE: 09-12-1955. AIR DATE: 09-13-1955. AIR DATE: 09-14-1955. AIR DATE: 09-16-1955. AIR DATE: 09-19-1955. AIR DATE: 09-21-1955. AIR DATE: 09-22-1955. AIR DATE: 09-23-1955. AIR DATE: 09-26-1955. AIR DATE: 09-28-1955. AIR DATE: 09-29-1955. AIR DATE: 09-30-1955. AIR DATE : 10-03-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 10-04-1955. AIR DATE: 10-05-1955. AIR DATE: 10-06-1955. AIR DATE: 10-07-1955. AIR DATE: 10-10-1955. AIR DATE: 10-11-1955. AIR DATE: 10-12-1955. AIR DATE: 10-13-1955. AIR DATE: 10-14-1955.

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The Rogues AIR DATE: 01-18-1956. AIR DATE: 01-19-1956. AIR DATE: 01-20-1956. AIR DATE: 01-23-1956. AIR DATE: 01-24-1956. AIR DATE: 01-25-1956. AIR DATE: 01-26-1956. AIR DATE: 01-30-1956. AIR DATE: 01-31-1956. AIR DATE: 02-01-1956. AIR DATE: 02-02-1956. AIR DATE: 02-03-1956. AIR DATE: 02-06-1956. AIR DATE: 02-07-1956. AIR DATE: 02-08-1956. AIR DATE: 02-09-1956. AIR DATE: 02-10-1956. AIR DATE: 02-13-1956. AIR DATE: 02-14-1956. AIR DATE: 02-15-1956. AIR DATE: 02-16-1956. AIR DATE: 02-17-1956. AIR DATE: 02-20-1956. AIR DATE: 02-21-1956. AIR DATE: 02-22-1956. AIR DATE: 02-23-1956. AIR DATE: 02-24-1956. AIR DATE: 02-27-1956. AIR DATE: 02-28-1956. AIR DATE: 02-29-1956. AIR DATE : 03-01-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR D ATE : 03-02-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 03-05-1956. AIR DATE: 03-06-1956. AIR DATE: 03-07-1956. AIR DATE: 03-08-1956. AIR DATE: 03-09-1956. AIR DATE: 03-12-1956. AIR DATE: 03-13-1956. AIR DATE: 03-14-1956. AIR DATE: 03-15-1956. AIR DATE: 03-16-1956. AIR DATE: 03-19-1956. AIR DATE: 03-20-1956. AIR DATE: 03-21-1956. AIR DATE: 03-22-1956. AIR DATE: 03-23-1956. AIR DATE: 03-26-1956. AIR DATE: 03-27-1956. AIR DATE: 03-28-1956. AIR DATE: 03-29-1956. AIR DATE: 03-30-1956. AIR DATE: 04-02-1956. AIR DATE: 04-03-1956. WITH: Coffin, Patricia (Look magazine). AIR DATE: 04-04-1956. AIR DATE: 04-05-1956. AIR DATE: 04-06-1956. WITH: The Four Suburbanites. AIR DATE: 04-09-1956. WITH: Carson, Johnny (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-10-1956. WITH: Carson, Johnny (guest

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host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-11-1956. WITH: Carson, Johnny (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-12-1956. WITH: Carson, Johnny (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-13-1956. WITH: Carson, Johnny (guest host). ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only. AIR DATE: 04-16-1956. AIR DATE: 04-17-1956. AIR DATE : 04-18-1956. WITH : Williams, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: start of “Nice People” series bit. AIR DATE: 04-19-1956. WITH: Davis, Sammy, Jr. AIR DATE: 04-20-1956. AIR DATE: 04-23-1956. AIR DATE: 04-24-1956. AIR DATE: 04-25-1956. AIR DATE: 04-26-1956. AIR D ATE : 04-27-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 04-30-1956. AIR DATE: 05-01-1956. WITH: Winters, Shelley. AIR D ATE : 05-02-1956. WITH : Rollins, John (Lt. Governor of Delaware). AIR DATE: 05-03-1956. AIR DATE: 05-04-1956. AIR DATE: 05-07-1956. AIR DATE: 05-08-1956. AIR DATE: 05-09-1956. AIR DATE: 05-10-1956. AIR DATE: 05-11-1956. AIR DATE: 05-14-1956. AIR DATE: 05-15-1956. AIR DATE : 05-16-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE : 05-17-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 05-18-1956. AIR DATE: 05-21-1956. AIR DATE: 05-22-1956. AIR DATE: 05-23-1956. WITH: Kelly, Emmett. AIR D ATE : 05-24-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : partial script only. AIR DATE: 05-25-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: no script, running order of acts only.

Robert Taylor’s Detectives see The Detectives The Rogues HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 13, 1964, to Apr. 18, 1965; Sundays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. CREATED BY: Goff, Ivan; Roberts, Ben. EXEC. PROD.: McDermott, Tom. PRODUCER: Young, Collier. STARRING: Boyer, Charles; Niven, David; Young, Gig. WITH: Cooper, Gladys; Coote, Robert; Hagman, Larry; Williams, John. • Comedic adventure series about the representatives of the American, French and British branches of an

SERIES upper class family, who come together to swindle swindlers and to con con-artists. The Boston Money Party #1-12. PROD. NO.: 6036. AIR DATE: 12-06-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1964. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Link, William; Levinson, Richard. DIRECTOR: Miller, Robert Ellis. WITH: Arms, Russell; Cannon, J.D.; Cooper, Gladys; Coote, Robert; Green, Lawrence; Lain, Jewell; Lasell, John; Nash, Robert; Parfrey, Woodrow; Riley, Patrick; Staunton, Ann; Van der Vlis, Diana; White, Christine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Rookies HOLDINGS : Sam Edwards Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 7, 1972 (pilot); Sept. 11, 1972, to Mar. 30, 1976; Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 4); 60 minutes; 93; episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Leonard; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Blinn, William; Husky, Rick; Sitowitz, Hal; Witt, Paul Junger. STARRING: Brown, Georg Stanford; Fairbairn, Bruce (seasons 3-4); Jackson, Kate; Melville, Sam; O’Loughlin, Gerald S.; Ontkean, Michael (seasons 1-2). • Crime series about three young police recruits, set in an unnamed Southern California city. Dead, Like a Lost Dream #1-2. PROD. NO.: 005. AIR DATE: 09-18-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 07-13-1972. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Brody, Larry. DIRECTOR: Horn, Leonard. WITH: Clark, Dane; Edwards, Sam; Engel, Roy; Jackson, Michael; Mims, William; Slade, Mark; Tully, Tom; York, Gerald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. U SED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Kurt”). Lots of Trees and a Running Stream #2-12. PROD. NO.: 037. AIR DATE: 12-02-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 09-101973. LAST REVISION: 10-04-1973. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Balluck, Don. D IRECTOR: Ganzer, Alvin. WITH : Edwards, Sam; Hatch, Richard; O’Toole, Annette; Soulé, Olan; Sturgess, Olive. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “clerk”).

Room 222 HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1969, to Jan. 11, 1974; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-5); 30 minutes; 112 episodes. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Reynolds, Gene. CREATED BY: Brooks, James L. PRODUCER: D’Angelo, William P. STARRING: Constantine, Michael; Haynes, Lloyd; Nicholas, Denise; Valentine, Karen. WITH: Green, Carol; Henderson, Ty; Heshimu; Joliffe, David; Rice, Howard; Strangis, Judy; TaTanisha. • Comedy series set at an integrated high school in Los Angeles. Funny Boy #1-3. PROD. NO.: 4956. AIR DATE: 10-011969. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1969. VERSION: revised final. W RITER: Burns, Allan. D IRECTOR: Reynolds, Gene. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Bernard, Sue; Bull, Richard; Covell, Mike; Dunn, Liam; Elliot, William; Mark, Flip; Street, Elliott. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: McDonald, John.

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The Rough Riders HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1958, to Jul. 16, 1959; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Ziv Television Programs. P RODUCERS: Clark, Vernon E.; Unger, Maurice. D IRECTORS: Adreon, Franklin; Askins, Monroe; Davis, Eddie; Doniger, Walter; Friedkin, David; Kesler, Henry S.; Lang, Otto; Rich, John. STARRING: Merlin, Jan; Taylor, Kent; Whitney, Peter. • Western series about two former Union soldiers and a former Confederate soldier who move west together after the Civil War, to begin new lives. Shadow of the Past #1-9. PROD. NO.: 12B. AIR DATE: 11-27-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1958. WRITERS: Fisher, Steve; Doniger, Walter (story); Price, Frank (story). DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. W ITH : Bail, Charles (Chuck); Catching, Bill; Hinton, Ed; Kaiser, Burt; Kowall, Mitchell; McVey, Patrick; Redd, Mary-Robin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; stamped: “Received Sep 15 1958 Ziv TV Chuck Fries.” USED BY: Fries, Chuck. Killers at Choctaw Valley (Killers of Choctaw Valley) #1-10. PROD . NO.: 14B. AIR DATE : 12-04-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-04-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Peeples, Samuel A.; Savage, Paul (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Buck, Connie; Jacques, Ted; Stevenson, Robert J. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown (Oct. 3, 6-7, 1958); stock list. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (property). The Counterfeiters (The Wrong Mr. Adams) #1-11. PROD. NO.: 16B. AIR DATE: 12-11-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1958. WRITERS: Sherman, Teddi; Fass, George (also story); Fass, Gertrude (also story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Cason, John L.; Eldredge, George; Hadley, Nancy; Hatton, Raymond; Markland, Ted; Peters, House, Jr.; Roberts, Lee; Vivyan, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Strand of Wire #1-12. PROD. NO.: 15B. AIR DATE: 12-18-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-08-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. WITH : Barcroft, Roy; Richards, Keith; Towne, Aline; Wells, Maurice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (property). Double Cross (The Bandit Queen) #1-16. PROD. NO.: 19B Rev. AIR DATE: 01-22-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 1121-1958. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Peeples, Samuel A. WITH: Barnes, Walter; Reach, John; Willes, Jean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Wilderness Trace #1-17. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 01-29-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1958. LAST REVISION : 11-18-1958. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Peeples, Samuel A. WITH: Connors, Mike; MacDonald, Kenneth R.; Sharpe, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (property). The Plot to Assassinate President Johnson (The Assassins) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 23B. AIR DATE: 02-051959. SCRIPT DATE : 12-07-1958. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. WITH: Crawford, Broderick; Gordon, Don; Richards, Keith; Woodell, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-in The End of Nowhere #1-19. PROD. NO.: 17B. AIR DATE: 02-12-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1958. WRITER: Geller, Bruce. WITH: Carradine, John; Garland, Richard; Parrish, John; Paul, Eugenia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. A Matter of Instinct #1-20. PROD. NO.: 20B. AIR DATE: 02-19-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1958. WRITERS: Sherman, Teddi; Toback, Norman (also story). DIRECTOR : Davis, Eddie. W ITH : Brodie, Steve; Edwards, Penny; Foster, Bill; Lyden, Pierce; Teague, Guy; Vinson, Gary; Winslow, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Witness Against the Judge #1-21. PROD. NO.: 13B. AIR DATE: 02-26-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1958. LAST REVISION : 09-26-1958. WRITER: Ross, A.A. WITH : Cameron, Oween; Edwards, Jack; McGowan, Oliver; Riordan, Joel; Stephens, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (property). End of Track #1-22. PROD. NO.: 22B-Rev. AIR DATE: 03-05-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1958. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. WITH: Anderson, John; Cooper, Clancy; Granville, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Death Sentence #1-23. PROD. NO.: 25B. AIR DATE: 03-12-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-12-1959. WRITERS: Stone, Joe; King, Paul. WITH: Larch, John; Lynn, Robert; Rogers, Kasey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lou (property). The Holdout #1-38. PROD . NO.: 24B. AIR D ATE : 06-25-1959. SCRIPT DATE : 12-23-1958. WRITERS: Barrett, Tony; Allen, Brad. WITH: Blanchard, Jackie; Duncan, Craig; Henry, Bill; Mapes, Ted; Moore, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Grand Duke [unidentified, probably unaired]. PROD. NO.: 19B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-14-1958. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Scapegoat [unidentified, probably unaired]. PROD. NO.: 22B. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1958. WRITER: Sherman, Teddi. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-in HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1967 (pilot); Jan. 22, 1968, to Mar. 12, 1973; Mondays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: George Schlatter-Ed Friendly Productions in association with Romart. EXEC. PROD.: Friendly, Ed; Martin, Dick; Rowan, Ed; Schlatter, George. PRODUCERS: Keyes, Paul; Raskyn, Carolyn. W RITERS: Abell, Jim; Bearde, Chris; Carlson, Jim; Carsey, John Jay; Cox, Dave; Douglas, Jack; Dowling, Chet; Evans, Dave; Farmer, Gene; Gillies, Bob; Hahn, Phil; Hanrahan, Jack; Hovis, Larry; Johnson, Coslough; Kaplan, Jack; Katz, Allan; Kay, Jeremy; Keyes, Paul; Lloyd, Jeremy; London, Marc; Manings, Allan; Margolis, Jack; Mendelsohn, Jack; Michaels, Lorne; Mulligan, Jim; Panich, David; Pomerantz, Hart; Rappaport, John; Reo, Don; Siegel, Larry; Spears, Stephen; Took, Barry; Wedlock, Hugh, Jr.; Wolfe, Digby. HOSTS: Martin, Dick; Rowan, Ed. W ITH : Allen, Dennis; Bass,

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SERIES Todd; Bessler, Brian; Brown, Chelsea; Brown, John (Johnny); The Burbank Quickies; Buzzi, Ruth; Carne, Judy; Dawson, Richard; Deutsch, Patti; Elder, Ann; Gibson, Henry; Gilliam, Byron; Graves, Teresa; Hawn, Goldie; Hovis, Larry; Johnson, Arte; Kennedy, Sarah; Lloyd, Jeremy; Madden, Dave; Owens, Gary; Phillips, Nancie; Rodgers, Pamela; Sharma, Barbara; Strunk, Jud; Sues, Alan; Tomlin, Lily; Tyler, Willie; Worley, Jo Anne; Young, Donna Jean. • Comedic variety program of sight gags, one-liners, short skits and blackouts with many celebrity cameo appearances. Laugh-In returned in 1977 as a series of specials, with guest stars replacing Rowan and Martin as hosts. #1-2. PROD. NO.: 1062. AIR DATE: 01-29-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1968. TAPE DATES: 01-04/05-1968. VERSION: second draft. DIRECTOR: Wiles, Gordon. WITH: Brennan, Eileen; Buzzi, Ruth; Carne, Judy; Carroll, Leo G.; Culp, Robert; First Edition (Kenny Rogers); Gibson, Henry; Greene, Lorne; Johnson, Arte; Landers, Muriel; Leonard, Sheldon; Maude-Roxby, Roddy; Owens, Gary; Smothers, Tommy; Wilson, Flip; Worley, Jo Anne. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; short rundown; reactions from audience. #3-24. PROD. NO.: 3050-24. AIR DATE: 03-02-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1970. TAPE DATES: 01-19 to 01-211970. VERSION: second draft. DIRECTOR: Warren, Mark. WITH: Brown, John; Buzzi, Ruth; Carne, Judy; Gibson, Henry; Graves, Teresa; Hawn, Goldie; Johnson, Arte; Kaye, Danny; Lloyd, Jeremy; Owens, Gary; Rodgers, Pamela; Sues, Alan; Tomlin, Lily; Worley, Jo Anne. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; taping schedule; rundown. #4-1. PROD. NO.: 1770-01. AIR DATE: 09-14-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1970. TAPE DATES: 08-10 to 08-121970. VERSION: second draft. DIRECTOR: Warren, Mark. WITH: Allen, Dennis; Brown, John; Buzzi, Ruth; Carney, Art; Gibson, Henry; Johnson, Arte; Owens, Gary; Phillips, Nancie; Sharma, Barbara; Sues, Alan; Tomlin, Lily. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; taping schedule; short rundown. #4-3. PROD. NO.: 1770-03. AIR DATE: 09-28-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1970. TAPE DATES: 08-25/26-1970. VERSION: final draft. DIRECTOR: Warren, Mark. WITH: Allen, Dennis; Brown, John; Buzzi, Ruth; Hawn, Goldie; Johnson, Arte; Owens, Gary; Phillips, Nancie; Sharma, Barbara; Sues, Alan; Tomlin, Lily. ADDITIONAL I NFO : credits; taping schedule; short rundown. #4-6. PROD. NO.: 1770-06. AIR DATE: 10-19-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 09-11-1970. TAPE DATES: 09-15/16-1970. VERSION: second draft. DIRECTOR: Warren, Mark. WITH: Allen, Dennis; Brown, John; Buzzi, Ruth; Gibson, Henry; Johnson, Arte; Mostel, Zero; Owens, Gary; Phillips, Nancie; Sharma, Barbara; Sues, Alan; Tomlin, Lily. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; taping schedule; short rundown. #4-8. PROD. NO.: 1770-08. AIR DATE: 11-02-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1970. TAPE DATES: 09-1/2 and 0929/30, 1970. VERSION: second draft. DIRECTOR: Warren, Mark. WITH: Allen, Dennis; Brown, John; Buzzi, Ruth; Channing, Carol; Johnson, Arte; Owens, Gary; Phillips, Nancie; Sharma, Barbara; Sues, Alan; Tomlin, Lily. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; only Carol Channing part of the script.

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The Roy Rogers Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 30, 1951, to Mar. 31, 1957; Sundays, 6:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 100 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Roy Rogers Productions. EXEC . PROD .: Rogers, Roy. PRODUCERS: Henry, Bob; Lacey, Jack. DIRECTORS: Blair, George; English, John; McDougall, Don; Martinson, Leslie H.; Nyby, Christian; Walker, Robert G. STARRING: Evans, Dale; Rogers, Roy. WITH: Barton, Gregg; Bice, Bob; Brady, Pat; Fawcett, William; Frost, Terry; Harvey, Don C.; Harvey, Harry, Jr.; Harvey, Harry, Sr.; Healey, Myron; Howes, Reed; Lauter, Harry; O’Shea, Jack; Sons of the Pioneers (Farr, Hugh; Farr, Karl; Fisher, Shug; Perryman, Lloyd); Switzer, Carl (Alfalfa). • Western series with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans playing themselves as owners of a ranch and a diner, set in present time. The Land Swindle #3-14. PROD. NO.: 56. AIR DATE: 03-14-1954. WRITER: Raison, M.M. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Brady, Pat; Flint, Sam; Harvey, Harry, Sr.; Hayward, Jim; Ragan, Mike (Bane, Holly); Reeves, Richard (Dick); Sherman, Fred; Talbott, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; some marks. USED BY: Ragan, Mike (part of “Tom Sherman”). Gun Justice [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 73. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1956. LAST REVISION : 05-23-1956. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Cummins, Dwight. W ITH : Brady, Pat; Sons of the Pioneers (Farr, Hugh; Farr, Karl; Fisher, Shug ; Perryman, Lloyd). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. The Big Show [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 91. SCRIPT DATE: 04-11-1956. LAST REVISION: 05-24-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Cummins, Dwight. WITH: Brady, Pat; Harvey, Harry, Sr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

The Runaways see Operation: Runaway Ryan’s Four HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 5, 1983 (pilot); Apr. 6 to 27, 1983; Wednesdays; 60 minutes; 5 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation. CREATED BY: Victor, David. EXEC. PROD.: Victor, David; Winkler, Henry. STARRING: Blocker, Dirk; Daly, Timothy; Eilbacher, Lisa; Hall, Albert; Skerritt, Tom. WITH: Coster, Nicolas. • Medical series about a doctor who agrees to become director of interns at a hospital after the suicide of his son, who was an intern there. Pilot. PROD. NO.: 61011-285. AIR DATE: 04-05-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-02-1982. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Rodman, Howard (also story); Victor, David (story). DIRECTOR: Bleckner, Jeff. WITH: Hall, Albert; Mori, Jeanne. ADDITIONAL INFO: “writing credits may not be final.” Never Say Die #1-2. PROD . NO.: 40111-003. AIR DATE: 04-06-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: McPherson, Steven. DIRECTOR: Levin, Peter. WITH: Dickinson, Christine; McNally,

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Terrence; Mersky, Kres; Negro, Mary-Joan; Norton, Ken; Sidney, Sylvia; Stanley, Richard; Templeton, Chris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet (Mar. 3, 1983, day 3 of 8). USED BY: Harper, Dennis (Camera and Electrical Department ?). The Choice #1-3. PROD. NO.: 40111-004. AIR DATE: 04-13-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Steiger, Joel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Harper, Dennis (Camera and Electrical Department ?). Heartaches #1-4. PROD. NO.: 40111-002. AIR DATE: 04-20-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-07-1983. LAST REVISION: 02-10-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Elstad, Linda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Harper, Dennis (Camera and Electrical Department ?).

San Francisco Beat see The Line-up San Francisco International Airport HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1970 (pilot movie); Oct. 28 to Dec. 2, 1970; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Irving, Richard. PRODUCER: Mason, Paul. STARRING: Bridges, Lloyd. WITH: Gulager, Clu; Siegel, Barbara; Werle, Barbara. • Drama series, second segment of the Four-in-One umbrella program (see there). The High Cost of Nightmares #1-6. P ROD . NO.: 32025. AIR DATE : 12-02-1970. SCRIPT D ATE : 10-031970. LAST REVISION : 10-07-1970. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: McGivern, William P. DIRECTOR: Petrie, Daniel. WITH: Darden, Severn; Gary, Lorraine; Gulager, Clu; Salmi, Albert; Werle, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Wallace.”

Sanford and Son HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 14, 1972, to Mar. 25, 1977; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 135 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bud Yorkin — Norman Lear Tandem Productions; NorBud Productions; NBC Television. EXEC. PROD.: Lear, Norman; Yorkin, Bud. PRODUCERS: Orenstein, Bernie; Ruben, Aaron; Turteltaub, Saul. STARRING : Foxx, Redd; Wilson, Demond. W ITH : Allen, Raymond; Bexley, Don; Clark, Marlene; Crawford, Edward; Hamilton, Lynn; Mayo, Whitman; Morita, Pat; Pitlik, Noam; Platt, Howard; Richards, Beah; Sierra, Gregory; Taylor, Nathaniel; White, Slappy; Page, LaWanda; Williams, Hal. • Americanized version of the British sitcom Steptoe and Son about a cantankerous widowed junk dealer and his son. Can You Chop This? #5-14. PROD. NO.: 0515. AIR DATE: 01-09-1976. TAPE DATE: 10-17-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1975. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Rhodes, Joni. DIRECTOR: Warren, Mark. WITH: Brown, Ruth; Danova, Cesare; Gilbert, Jody; Hegeman, Jessie; Johnson, Arnold; Kulp, Nancy; Orenstein, Bernie; Petrey, Sandra; Rhodes, Joni; Ta-Tanisha; Warren, Mark; Wells, Danny. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; blocking and taping schedules; opening and closing credits.

Santa Barbara When John Comes Marching Home #6-18. PROD. NO.: 0617. AIR DATE: 02-04-1977. TAPE DATE: 01-141977. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1977. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Eisenstock, Alan; Mintz, Larry. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. WITH: Bexley, Don; Clark, Marlene; Crawford, Edward; Nelson, Frank; Page, LaWanda; Taylor, Nathaniel; Watson, James A., Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; rehearsal/tape schedule ( Jan. 11-14, 1977); opening and closing credits. The Will #6-20. PROD. NO.: 0619. AIR DATE: 02-181977. TAPE DATES: 01-24/25-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 01-181977. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Turteltaub, Saul; Orenstein, Bernie. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. WITH: Allen, Ray; Bexley, Don; Hamilton, Lynn; Harris, Julius; Laneuville, Eric; Page, LaWanda; Taylor, Nathaniel. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal/tape schedule (Jan. 24-25, 1977); opening and closing credits. Fred the Activist #6-21. PROD. NO.: 0620. AIR DATE: 02-25-1977. TAPE DATE: 02-04-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 0202-1977. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Freiman, Richard; Young, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. WITH: Bexley, Don; Blacque, Taurean; Burton, Tony; Haynes, Hilda; Martin, Helen; Page, LaWanda; Reynolds, George; Stewart, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal/tape schedule (Feb. 3-4, 1977); opening and closing credits. The Lucky Streak #6-22. P ROD . NO.: 0621. AIR D ATE : 03-04-1977. TAPE DATE : 02-11-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1977. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Henderson, Joseph R. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. WITH: Bexley, Don; Cunningham, Skip; Gaines, Sonny Jim; Page, LaWanda; Spencer, Prince C.; Taylor, Nathaniel. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits; rehearsal/tape schedule (Feb. 10-11, 1977); opening and closing credits. Funny, You Don’t Look It #6-23. PROD. NO.: 0622. AIR DATE: 03-11-1977. TAPE DATE: 02-18-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Feinstein, Joseph. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. WITH: Bexley, Don; Gill, Will, Jr.; Hawker, John; Mendenhall, Jim; Page, LaWanda; Selzer, Milton. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal/tape schedule (Feb. 17-18, 1977); opening and closing credits. Fred Sings the Blues #6-24. PROD. NO.: 0623. AIR D ATE : 03-18-1977. TAPE DATE : 03-04-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 03-03-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Mintz, Larry; Eisenstock, Alan. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. WITH: Allen, Raymond; Bexley, Don; Cumbuka, JiTu; Dean, Hanna; Hirston, Happy; Hoffman, Basil; King, B.B.; Orenstein, Bernie; Page, LaWanda; Starks, John; Tony, James; Turner, Joe; Turner, Tinann. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; rehearsal/tape schedule (Mar. 3-4, 1977); opening and closing credits. School Daze #6-25. PROD. NO.: 0624. AIR DATE: 0325-1977. TAPE DATE: 03-11-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 03-101977. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Mittleman, Rick. DIRECTOR: McCarthy, Carl. W ITH : Bexley, Don; Hamilton, Lynn; Miller, Sarah Jane; Page, LaWanda; Taylor, Nathaniel; Wright, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal/tape schedule (Feb. 10-11, 1977); opening and closing credits.

Santa Barbara HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jul. 30, 1984, to Jan. 15, 1993;

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weekdays; 60 minutes; 2137 episodes. PROD. CO.: Conboy, John; Dobson Productions; New World Television. CREATED BY: Dobson, Bridget; Dobson, Jerome. EXEC. PROD.: Bunim, Mary-Ellis; Dobson, Bridget; Dobson, Jerome; Hayden, Jeffrey; Pratt, Charles A.; Rauch, Paul. PRODUCERS: Bunim, Mary-Ellis; FarrenPhelps, Jill; Friedlander, Leonard; Hesser, Lisa S.; James, Francesca; Kent, Steven; Pratt, Charles, Jr. WITH : Arnold, Mark; Bateman, Charles; Cordova, Margarita; Coster, Nicolas; Crothers, Joel; Curtis, Scott; Davies, Lane; Eden, Richard; Gibboney, Linda; Lazar, Ava; McConnell, Judith; McKee, Todd; Martinez, A; Meadows, Stephen; Muser, Wolf; Nelson, John Allen; Penn, Robin Wright; Ravens, Rupert; Reeves, Melissa; Ronnie, Julie; Sherman, Kerry; Sorel, Louise; Walker, Marcy; Witherspoon, Dane; others. • Soap opera about (originally) two rival families in Santa Barbara, California, who inhabit neighboring mansions. Over time the series focuses on other, lower-class families. #1-106. AIR D ATE : 12-25-1984. WRITERS: Pratt, Charles, Jr.; Turley, Jack. DIRECTOR: Bennewitz, Rick. WITH: Anderson, Judith; Armstrong, Valorie; Bateman, Charles; Brennan (Reeves), Melissa; Carlo, Ismael (“East”); Cordova, Margarita; Coster, Nicolas; Curtis, Scott; Davies, Lane; Gobboney, Linda; Nelson, John Allen; Ronnie, Julie; Sherman, Kerry; Sorel, Louise; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy (part of “elderly con”).

Saturday Night Live HOLDINGS: Snag Werris Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 11, 1975, to present; Saturdays, 11:30 P.M.; 90 minutes; 630+ episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Studios; NBC Universal Television; Broadway Video; NBC Productions; SNL Studios. CREATED BY: Michaels, Lorne. EXEC. PROD.: Doumanian, Jean; Ebersol, Dick; Michaels, Lorne. PRODUCERS: Clark, Jim L.; Davis, Tom; Downey, James; Franken, Al; Herlihy, Tim; Higgins, Steve; Kellem, Craig ; Kelley, Leslie Carangi; Klein, Marci; Lieberman, Barbara; Lipson, David; Michaels, Lorne; Scharff, Samantha; Shoemaker, Michael; Smigel, Robert; Spheeris, Penelope; Thomas, Pam; Tischler, Bob; Weis, Gary. WITH: Aykroyd, Dan; Aykroyd, Peter; Banks, Morwenna; Belushi, James; Belushi, John; Breuer, Jim; Brooks, Albert; Brown, A. Whitney; Cahill, Beth; Carvey, Dana; Chase, Chevy; Cleghorne, Ellen; Coe, George; Crystal, Billy; Curtin, Jane; Cusack, Joan; Davis, Tom; Dillon, Denny; Downey, James; Downey, Robert, Jr.; Doyle-Murray, Brian; Dratch, Rachel; Duke, Robin; Dunn, Nora; Ebersole, Christine; Elliott, Chris; Fallon, Jimmy; Fallon, Siobhan; Farley, Chris; Ferrell, Will; Franken, Al; Garofalo, Janeane; Gasteyer, Ana; Gottfried, Gilbert; Gross, Mary; Guest, Christopher; Hall, Anthony Michael; Hall, Brad; Hall, Rich; Hammond, Darrell; Hartman, Phil; Hooks, Jan; Hudson, Yvonne; Hutsell, Melanie; Jackson, Victoria; Kattan, Chris; Kazurinsky, Tim; Kighlinger, Laura; Koechner, David; Kroeger, Gary; Laurance, Matthew; Louis-Dreyfus, Julia; Lovitz, Jon; Macdonald, Norm; Matthius, Gail; McCulloch, Bruce; McKean, Michael; McKinney, Mark; Meadows, Tim; Metcalf, Laurie; Miller, Dennis; Mohr, Jay; Morgan, Tracy; Morris,

SERIES Garrett; Murphy, Eddie; Murray, Bill; Myers, Mike; Nealon, Kevin; Newman, Laraine; Novello, Don; O’Donoghue, Michael; Oteri, Cheri; Pardo, Don; Parnell, Chris; Piscopo, Joe; Quaid, Randy; Quinn, Colin; Radner, Gilda; Risley, Ann; Rock, Chris; Rocket, Charles; Rosato, Tony; Rudolph, Maya; Sandler, Adam; Sanz, Horatio; Schneider, Rob; Shaffer, Paul; Shannon, Molly; Shearer, Harry; Short, Martin; Silverman, Sarah; Smigel, Robert; Spade, David; Stephenson, Pamela; Stiller, Ben; Sweeney, Terry; Vance, Danitra; Vitale, Dan; Walls, Nancy; Wayans, Damon; Weathers, Patrick; Weis, Gary; Wolf, Fred. • Comedy sketch show, aired live on three Saturdays a month, with a different guest host each week —“Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!” #1-9. AIR DATE: 01-10-1976. VERSION: final revision. WRITERS: Beatts, Anne; Chase, Chevy. DIRECTORS: Brooks, Albert; Wilson, Dave. GUEST HOST: Gould, Elliott. MUSICAL GUEST: Murray, Anne. WITH: Aykroyd, Dan; Belushi, John; Chase, Chevy; Curtin, Jane; Davis, Tom; Franken, Al; Henson, Jim; Jim Henson’s Muppets; Kahn, Paula; Levy, Neil; Morris, Garrett; Nelson, Jerry; Newman, Laraine; O’Donoghue, Michael; Oz, Frank; Radner, Gilda; Tweedy, Alice; Wilson, Dave. ADDITIONAL INFO : sketches include : “The Dead String Quartet,” “Gilda and Elliot,” “TryHard 1-11,” “Interior Demolitionists,” “Vito Corleone in Therapy,” “Play Misty for Me” (film), “The Killer Bees,” “Birthright,” “New Shimmer,” “Scred and Petuna’s Affair” (Muppets), “Audience Testing” (film), “Jamitol,” and “Powwow with the Press” (stand-up); some marks.

Scarecrow and Mrs. King HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 46 scripts (36 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1983, to May 28, 1987; Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-3); Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 4 through Feb. 1987); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (May 1987); 30 minutes; 88 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Shoot the Moon Enterprises; Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Bartlett, Juanita; Buckner, Brad; Geiger, George; Gilmer, Rob; Ross-Leming, Eugenie. PRODUCERS: Chehak, Tom; Froehlich, Bill; Gould, Cliff; Hattman, Steve; Jackson, Kate; Lefcourt, Peter; Lisson, Mark; Maschio, Michael; Nelson, Chris-topher; Schneider, Sascha; Smith, Ronald G.; Waigner, Paul. STARRING: Boxleitner, Bruce; Jackson, Kate. WITH: Bond, Raleigh; Garland, Beverly; Melville, Sam; Morton, Greg; Natwick, Myron; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul. • Adventure series about a government agent who teams up with a recently divorced suburban housewife and mother of two. If Thoughts Could Kill (Ohio State Candidate) #13. PROD. NO.: 185303. AIR DATE: 10-17-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-01-1983. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Ross-Leming, Eugenie; Buckner, Brad; Sawyer, Tom (story). DIRECTOR: Frawley, James. WITH: Darrow, Henry; Fairman, Michael; Garland, Beverly; Jaress, Jill; Lee, Stephen; Martin, Sandy; Morton, Greg; Sheridan, Liz; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Service Above and Beyond #1-7. PROD . NO.:

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Scarecrow and Mrs. King 185306. AIR DATE: 11-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-121983. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Lefcourt, Peter. DIRECTOR: Frawley, James. WITH: Dvorak, Wayne C.; Edgcomb, James; Garland, Beverly; Gotell, Walter; Ingle, John; Ishida, Jim; Morton, Greg; Shenar, Paul; Singer, Raymond; Smith, Martha; Spiga, Joan; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Sydney, D.J. Saved by the Bells (Southern Discomfort) #1-8. PROD . NO.: 185307. AIR D ATE : 11-28-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1983. LAST REVISION: 11-02-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Steiger, Joel. DIRECTOR: Kolbe, Winrich. W ITH : Bergere, Lee; Darnell, Robert; Edgcomb, James; Fellows, Edith; Garland, Beverly; Hostetter, John; McLean, Bill; Miller, Ira; Morton, Greg ; Muser, Wolf ; Saxon, John; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Wulff, Kai; Zale, Alexander. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Remembrance of Things Past #1-11. PROD. NO.: 185310. AIR DATE: 01-09-1984. SCRIPT DATES: 11-231983 / 12-01-1983. LAST REVISION: 12-12-1983. VERSIONS: first draft; final draft. WRITERS: Ross-Leming, Eugenie; Buckner, Brad. D IRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Armstrong, Mary; Darrow, Henry; Dayton, Danny; Edgcomb, James; Evans, Troy; Garland, Beverly; Howell, Hoke; Ing, Alvin; Lampkin, Charles; Larkin, Bob; Mahon, John; McClure, Doug; Morton, Greg; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Washburn, Beverly; Windsor, Marie; Young, Keone. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Lost and Found #1-12. PROD. NO.: 185311. AIR DATE: 01-16-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1983. VERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Ross-Leming, Eugenie; Buckner, Brad. DIRECTOR: Frawley, James. WITH: Allen, Rae; Chakiris, George; Garland, Beverly; Goric, Voyo; Haney, Anne; Kulcsar, Mike; Laskay, Jason; Marcovicci, Andrea; Morton, Greg; Slack, Ben; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul. I Am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been ... a Spy #113. PROD. NO.: 185312. AIR DATE: 01-30-1984. SCRIPT DATES: 12-16-1983 / 12-27-1983. LAST REVISION: 01-051984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lefcourt, Peter. DIRECTOR: Sgarro, Nicholas. WITH: Douglas, Diana; Garland, Beverly; Marquez, William; Medina, Julio; Morton, Greg; Serna, Pepe; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Yniguez, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. The Mole #1-15. PROD. NO.: 185314. AIR DATE: 0213-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1984. LAST REVISION: 0131-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ. WITH: Anderson, John; De Lisle, Christine; Desiderio, Robert; Garland, Beverly; Garner, Jack; Lester, Frank; Morrow, Byron; Morton, Greg ; Rodine, Alex; Saito, James; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Savior #1-16. PROD. NO.: 185315. AIR DATE: 02-271984. SCRIPT DATES : 01-27-1984 / 01-31-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-13-1984. VERSIONS: first draft; final draft. W RITER: Goldberg, Marshall. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Anthony, Shirley; Boyett, William; Carlo, Ismael; Chapman, Joseph; Edgcomb, James; Ford, Terence; Garland, Beverly; Gleason, Paul; Jordan, S. Marc; Morrow, Byron; Morton, Greg; Smith,

Scarecrow and Mrs. King Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Williams, Allen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. Filming Raul #1-18. PROD. NO.: 185317. AIR DATE: 03-19-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1984. LAST REVISION: 02-28-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Borchert, Rudolph. D IRECTOR: Scott, Oz. WITH : Anthony, Shirley; Colon, Alex; Edgcomb, James; Garland, Beverly; Halsey, Michael; Morton, Greg; Ramos, Rudy; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Weissman, Jeffrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Fearless Dotty #1-19. PROD. NO.: 185318. AIR DATE: 03-26-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1984. LAST REVISION: 03-06-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Burns, Timothy. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I. II. WITH: Anthony, Shirley; Dryer, Robert; Garland, Beverly; Hansen, J. Omar; Kiser, Terry; Morton, Greg; Poppe, Herman; Smith, Martha; Smith, William; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. The Times They Are a Changin’ #2-2. PROD. NO.: 185431. AIR DATE: 10-08-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-041984. LAST REVISION: 06-06-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Froehlich, Bill; Lisson, Mark. D IRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Callow, Simon; Dumont, Sky; Flint, Katja; Garland, Beverly; Karlowa, Elma; Malikyan, Kevork; Morton, Greg; Patterson, Lee; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Van Eyck, Kristina. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Brunettes Are in #2-6. PROD . N O.: 185439. AIR DATE: 11-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Lisson, Mark; Froehlich, Bill. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I. II. WITH: Argenziano, Carmen; Butler, Eugene; Carrington, Carol; Garland, Beverly; Hopkins, Bobb; Kerns, Sandra; Morton, Greg ; Pine, Robert; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; West, Martin; White, Al. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; 2 copies. A Class Act #2-9. PROD. NO.: 185438. AIR DATE: 1203-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1984. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Willens, Shel. DIRECTOR: Compton, Richard. WITH: Brull, Pamela; Garland, Beverly; Hawkins, Michael G.; Huston, Howard; Morton, Greg; Schaefer, Louis; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Tornborg, Kay; Whipp, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Playing Possum #2-10. PROD . NO.: 185441. AIR DATE: 12-10-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1984. VERSION: revised second draft. W RITER: Borchert, Rudolph. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Colicos, John; Dimitri, Nick; Garland, Beverly; Gibson, Gerry; Kirek, Milos; Mantee, Paul; Marshall, Burt; Mitchell, Katie; Morton, Greg; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Stout, Paul; Tigar, Kenneth (Ken); Way, Michael Ryan. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Ship of Spies #2-12. PROD. NO.: 185442. AIR DATE: 01-07-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1984. VERSION: final draft. W RITER: Bielak, Robert. D IRECTOR: Hiatt, Michael. WITH: Alvarez, Abraham; Garland, Beverly; Haig, Sid; Martinez, James; Mason, Marlyn; Rand, Corey; Romano, Andy; Sander, Casey; Santoni, Reni; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Townsend, Jill; Towns-

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SERIES Mel; Welch, Louis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. You Only Die Twice #2-20. PROD. NO.: 185449. AIR DATE: 04-01-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Hattman, Stephen; Lisson, Mark; Froehlich, Bill; Goldman, Gina (story). DIRECTOR: Bilson, Bruce. WITH: Carlson, Gail Rae (Gail Ramsey); Fudge, Alan; Garland, Beverly; Itzin, Gregory; Lynch, Richard; Parker, Sachi; Schroeder, David; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Yasutake, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Vigilante Mothers (The Spy Next Door) #2-23. PROD . NO.: 185452. AIR D ATE : 05-13-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1985. LAST REVISION: 03-26-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Borchert, Rudolph. DIRECTOR: Patterson, John. WITH: Belack, Doris; Carlson, Linda; Davey, John; Davis, Daniel; Faison, Sandy; Garland, Beverly; Gooden, Robert; Hamilton, Anita; McNally, Terrence E.; McVicar, Daniel; Smith, Gary C.; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Wilson, Patricia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Lovely Little Affair #3-1. PROD. NO.: 185744. AIR DATE: 09-23-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1985. VERSION: shooting final draft. WRITER: Shelley, Kathleen. EXEC. PROD .: Geiger, George. PRODUCER : Waigner, Paul. DIRECTOR: Laidman, Harvey S. WITH: Flippin, Lucy Lee; Garland, Beverly; Mascarino, Pierrino; Murphy, Ben; Pinassi, Dominique; Rich, Allan; Smith, Martha; Sorrells, Bill; Stewart, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Over the Limit #3-3. PROD. NO.: 185742. AIR DATE: 10-07-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 07-15-1985. VERSION: revised shooting draft. WRITER: Ropelewski, Tom. EXEC. PROD.: Geiger, George. PRODUCER: Waigner, Paul. DIRECTOR: Cooke, Alan. WITH : Brinkley, Rich; Darby, Kim; Davalos, Elyssa; Felder, Lou; Garland, Beverly; Jackson, Mary; Kehoe, Jack; Lannom, Les; McCarthy, Kevin; Muenz, Richard; Muscat, Mike; Santoro, Dean; Sharkey, Billy Ray; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Ware, Herta. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Reach for the Sky #3-8. PROD. NO.: 185748. AIR DATE: 11-11-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1985. VERSION: shooting final. WRITERS: Landry, Ron; Biener, Tom. EXEC . PROD .: Geiger, George. PRODUCER : Waigner, Paul. DIRECTOR: Frawley, James. WITH: Bond, Raleigh; Calvin, John (Jack); Castillo, Gerald; Christopher, Guy; Garland, Beverly; Giovi, Marlena; Goodrow, Garry; Miller, Mindi; Natwick, Myron; Preston, Michael (Mike); Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Sullivan, Liam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Flight to Freedom #3-10. PROD. NO.: 185750. AIR DATE: 11-25-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1985. VERSION: revised shooting draft. WRITER: Gold, Barry. EXEC. PROD .: Geiger, George. PRODUCER : Waigner, Paul. D IRECTOR: Fargo, James. WITH : Garland, Beverly; Gilman, Kenneth David (Kip); Jason, Rick; Louden, Jay; Orange, David; Peebles, Ruth; Redd, Veronica; Smith, Martha; Stafford, Nancy; Stelzer, Peter; Stewart, Mel; Sylk, Ken; Telford, Robert S.; Trent, Daniel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. The Wrong Way Home #3-11. PROD. NO.: 185751. AIR DATE: 12-02-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1985. LAST

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Schlitz Playhouse of Stars 185759. AIR DATE: 03-10-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 02-121986. VERSION: shooting final. WRITERS: Maddux, Lee; Brown, David. EXEC. PROD.: Geiger, George. PRODUCERS: Chehak, Tom; Schneider, Sascha. DIRECTOR: Hayers, Sidney. WITH: Abatemarco, Tony; Angotti, Nick; Bell, Michael; Bond, Raleigh; Brutsman, Joseph; Champlin, Sally; Cox, Larry; Garland, Beverly; Goldman, Danny; McKechnie, Donna; Schallert, William; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list. Three Little Spies #3-21. PROD. NO.: 185761. AIR DATE: 04-07-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1986. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Chehak, Tom. EXEC. PROD .: Geiger, George. PRODUCERS: Chehak, Tom; Schneider, Sascha. DIRECTOR: Scott, Oz. WITH: Garland, Beverly; Long, Jodi; O’Ross, Ed; Pax, James; Picardo, Robert; Smith, Martha; Stewart, Mel; Tubert, Marcelo; Turkel, Ann; Yeryomina, Larisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list.

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (SchlitzLux Playhouse; Playhouse of Stars; Playhouse Drama; Star Playhouse; Hollywood Playhouse) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (1954, 1956-58). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1951, to Jun. 19, 1959; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (season 1, live from New York); Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes (seasons 2-4, from May 1952 filmed episodes); Fridays, 9:30 P.M., 30 minutes (seasons 5-7); Fridays, 9:30 P.M., 30 minutes (season 8, alternating with Lux Playhouse, see there); 376 episodes (different counts of episodes in various sources cannot be reconciled). PROD. CO.: Edward Lewis Productions; Meridian Productions; Revue Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Holt, Nat. PRODUCERS: Bricken, Jules; Holt, Nat; Jackson, Felix; Lewis, Edward; Naar, Joseph T.; Rosenberg, Frank P.; Self, William (Bill); Stephenson, David. DIRECTORS: Adiss, Jus; Brahm, John; Bricken, Jules; Florey, Robert; Henreid, Paul; Karn, Bill; Kellino, Roy; Leader, Anton M.; Medford, Don; O’Brien, Edmond; Post, Ted; Weis, Don; Whorf, Richard. HOSTS: Bettger, Lyle; Carpenter, Ken; Dunne, Irene; Kruger, Otto; MacRae, Gordon; Mason, James; Nicol, Alex; Oberon, Merle; Paige, Robert; Quinn, Anthony; Stevens, Mark; Whelan, Arleen. • Anthology series of comedies, dramas and melodramas. The Plugged Nickel (Chicken Feed) #3-32. PROD. NO.: 326. AIR DATE: 04-09-1954. WRITER: Goldman, Lawrence. PRODUCER: Self, Bill. DIRECTOR: Kellino, Roy. WITH: Carey, Macdonald; Christine, Virginia; Doucette, John; Duncan, Pamela; Fafara, Tiger; Griffin, Robert; McMahon, Horace; Harmon, John; Stanhope, Ted; Wilke, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. USED BY: part of “Slim.” The Black Mate #3-42. PROD. NO.: 408. AIR DATE: 06-18-1954. WRITERS: Martin, Don; Conrad, Joseph (story). PRODUCER: Self, Bill. DIRECTOR: Kellino, Roy. WITH: Close, John; Cornthwaite, Robert; Harmon, John; Kelly, Paul; Khoury, George; London, Tom; Phillips, William (Bill); Van Cleef, Lee. USED BY: Kelly, Paul (part of “Bunter”). A Light in the Desert (Christmas Story) #6-12(13).

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SERIES PROD. NO.: 123A. AIR DATE: 12-21-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1956. WRITERS: Collins, Richard; Cousins, Margaret (story). PRODUCER: Stephenson, David. DIRECTOR: Bricken, Jules. WITH: Ayres, Lew; Britton, Keith; Del Rey, Pilar; Eldredge, George; Fadden, Tom; Field, Virginia; George, Anthony; Goodwin, Jim; Leeds, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Sporting Chance #6-39(40). PROD. NO.: 148A. AIR DATE: 08-16-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-05-1957. WRITER: Berkeley, Martin. WITH : Baragrey, John; Stevens, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Rich Man, Poor Man #7-13(15). PROD. NO.: 150A. AIR D ATE : 12-20-1957. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-08-1957. WRITERS: Marcus, Larry; Koll, Melanie (story). PRODUCER : Rosenberg, Frank P. D IRECTOR : Weis, Don. WITH: Cabot, Sebastian; Page, Joy; Roberto, Frederick; Roland, Gilbert; Rubin, Benny; Sebastian, John; Seidner, Irene; Van Rooten, Luis; Wiss, Doris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. Bluebeard’s Seventh Wife #7-24(26). PROD. NO.: 144A. AIR DATE: 03-21-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1957. WRITERS: Dunkel, John; Woolrich, Cornell (story). PRODUCER: Rosenberg, Frank P. DIRECTOR: Henreid, Paul. WITH: Avery, Phyllis; Colby, Pat; Loughery, Jackie; Marlowe, Hugh; Meeker, Ralph; Summers, Hope. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Contest of Ladies #7-28(30). PROD. NO.: 159A. AIR DATE: 04-18-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1958. WRITER: Coppel, Alec. DIRECTOR: Henreid, Paul. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Dittmar, Ingrid; Fletcher, Lester; Glessing, Molly; Hayward, Louis; Huxham, Kendrick; Kardell, Lili; Milan, Lita; Mowbray, Alan; Parsons, Milton; Pearce, Sally; Welch, Nelson. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Kind Mr. Smith #7-29(31). PROD. NO.: 160A. AIR DATE : 04-25-1958. S CRIPT D ATE : 02-24-1958. WRITERS: Millard, Oscar; Locke, William J. (story). DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: French, Valerie; Harris, Jonathan; Price, Vincent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Town That Slept with the Lights on #7-31(33). PROD. NO.: 170A. AIR DATE: 05-16-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1958. WRITER: O’Brien, Liam. DIRECTOR: O’Brien, Edmond. WITH: Brewster, Diane; Middleton, Robert; O’Brien, Edmond; Strudwick, Shepperd. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Florence (part of “Joanne”). The Hasty Hanging #8-3. P ROD . NO.: 2012. A IR DATE: 10-10-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1958. WRITERS: Larson, Charles; Lewis, Morgan (story). DIRECTOR: Brahm, John. WITH: La Roche, Mary; Parker, Fess; Smith, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parker, A. False Impression #8-7. PROD. NO.: 2014. AIR DATE: 11-07-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-03-1958. WRITER: Brewer, Jameson. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Breslin, Patricia; Carey, Macdonald; Geray, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; handwritten note on cover: “well done (unique plot).” Ivy League (Tell It to the Marines) #8-13. PROD. NO.: 2030. AIR DATE: 03-13-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-041958. WRITER: Freeman, Everett. DIRECTOR: Whorf, Richard. WITH : Bendix, William; Bromley, Sheila; MacMichael, Florence; Hovey, Tim; McClure, Doug; Moore, Mary Tyler; Johnson, Arte; Robinson, Bartlett;

SERIES Warren, Kathleen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Man Who Had No Friends #8-20. PROD. NO.: 2026. AIR DATE: 02-13-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1958. WRITERS: Seller, Tom; Pentecost, Hugh (story). DIRECTOR: Leader, Anton M. WITH: Burke, Walter; Callahan, Mushy; Caruso, Anthony (Tony); Cooper, Jeanne; Foulk, Robert; Meeker, Ralph; Meredith, Cheerio; Scott, Jacqueline. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; some marks and notes; handwritten note on cover: “Good, good for specimen simple technique.” USED BY: Dee, Vincent (Wardrobe Dept.).

Science Fiction Theatre HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (+ 1 incomplete — 3 pages). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955-57; 30 minutes; 78 episodes (season 1 in color, season 2 in black/white). PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W.; Ziv, Maurice. PRODUCERS: Tors, Ivan; Ziv, Maurice. HOST/ NARRATOR: Bradley, Truman. • Science fiction anthology series. The Sound of Murder (Murder by Sound) #1-7(8?). PROD. NO.: 8B. AIR DATE: 05-20-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 03-07-1955. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Jerome, Stuart; Tors, Ivan (story). DIRECTOR: Arnold, Jack. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Chambers, Wheaton; Conway, Russ; Duff, Howard; Earle, Edward; Jordan, Julie; Larsen, Christine; Lawrence, Charlotte; Maxwell, Charles; Perrott, Ruth; Peters, Paul; Soulé, Olan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Negative Man #1-21. PROD. NO.: 22B. AIR DATE: 09-16-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-15-1955. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Schnee, Thelma. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry. WITH: Alpert, David; Clark, Dane; Daly, Tom; Davis, Peter; Forte, Joseph; Garland, Beverly; Miller, Patrick (Pat); Simon, Robert F.; Switzer, Carl. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Dead Reckoning #1-22. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 09-23-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 06-07-1955. VERSION: revised final script. WRITER: Levitt, Gene. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Anthony, Tom; Brodie, Steve; Craig, James; Gerstle, Frank; Glass, Everett; Lewis, Art; Whelan, Arleen. ADDITIONAL INFO: pages 1-2 and 46 only; marks and notes. The Phantom Car #2-14. PROD. NO.: 54B. AIR DATE: 07-20-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1956. WRITER: Hewitt, Lee. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Ames, Rachel; Archer, John; Colbert, Joe; Donahue, Patricia; Fawcett, William; Lytton, Herbert; McVey, Tyler; Melton, Troy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Beam of Fire (The Beam) #2-15. PROD. NO.: 52B. AIR DATE : 07-27-1956. S CRIPT D ATE : 03-30-1956. WRITERS: Jerome, Stuart; Tors, Ivan (story). DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Dennis, John; Gerstle, Frank; Harber, Paul; Morris, Wayne; Mudie, Leonard; Payne, Bruce; Pembroke, George; Vaughn, William; Warde, Harlan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Sound That Kills #2-24. PROD. NO.: 69B. AIR DATE: 09-28-1956. WRITER: Dolinsky, Meyer. DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. WITH: Baer, Cynthia; Collins, Ray;

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Dwight, David; Hahan, Paul; Harvey, Jean G.; Hudson, Larry; Michaels, Dolores; Stössel, Ludwig; Victor, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Screen Directors Playhouse HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection — 3 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1955, to Sept. 12, 1956; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 35 (39) episodes. PROD. CO.: Hal Roach Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal; Van Keuren, Sidney S. PRODUCER: Roach, Hal, Jr. • Dramatic anthology series directed by members of the Screen Directors Guild. The Life of Vernon Hathaway #1-6. P ROD . NO.: 9601. AIR DATE: 11-09-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 09-12-1955. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1955. VERSIONS: revised scripts; final revision. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Wormser, Richard (story). DIRECTOR: McLeod, Norman Z. WITH: Ames, Florenz; Bailey, Raymond (Ray); Baxley, Paul; Coffin, Tristram; Crockett, Dick; Deacon, Richard; Dumbrille, Douglas; Engel, Roy; Erwin, William (Bill); Flynn, Joe; Glenn, Roy, Sr.; Gorse, Sol; Hairston, Jester; Helton, Percy; Heremans, Jean; Knapp, Wilfred; Leachman, Cloris; Liszt, Margie; Morrow, Susan; Novello, Jay; Perkins, Gil; Vigran, Herb; Young, Alan. ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet (Sept. 16-17, 19-21, 1955); staff list; some marks and notes; typed notes by the Merlins; rehearsal schedule; shooting schedule; 3 copies. USED BY: Merlin, Barbara; Erwin, William (Bill). A Ticket for Thaddeus #1-25. PROD. NO.: 9659. AIR DATE: 05-09-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Bezzereides, A.I.; Feld, Rose C. (story). DIRECTOR: Milland, Ray. WITH: Bailey, Raymond; Bevans, Clem; Conway, Russ; Hale, Alan, Jr.; O’Brien, Edmond; Onyx, Narda; Robinson, Frances; Rorke, Hayden. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Rodger Young [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 9738. SCRIPT DATE: 04-04-1956. WRITER: Kellogg, Virginia.

Sea Hunt HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —14 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Jan. 4, 1958, to Sept. 23, 1961; 30 minutes; 155 episodes. PROD. CO.: United Artists Television; Ziv Television Programs. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Maurice. PRODUCERS: Tors, Ivan; Ziv, Frederick W. STARRING: Bridges, Lloyd. • Underwater adventure series. The Poacher #1-16. PROD. NO.: 30B; 1016. AIR DATE: 04-26-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1958. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Florea, Johnny. WITH: Anderson, John; Drake, Ken. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Girl in the Trunk #1-17. PROD. NO.: 35B; 1017. AIR DATE: 05-03-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-21-1958. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Grant, Neil; Harrison, Jan; Rennie, Guy; Williams, Bert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. The Sponge Divers #1-18. PROD. NO.: 24B; 1018. AIR DATE: 05-10-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1958. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Gleason,

The Secret Files of Captain Video Regina; Hagman, Larry; Keene, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Alligator Story #1-20. PROD. NO.: 26B; 1020. AIR D ATE : 05-24-1958. SCRIPT DATE : 02-13-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-18-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Anderson, John; Drake, Ken; Grant, Neil; Harrison, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Underwater Patrol #1-22. PROD. NO.: 31B; 1023. AIR DATE: 06-07-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-20-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Rock, Jack. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Biedinger, Henry; Brown, Courtney; Grant, Neil; Harrison, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Prospectors #1-25. PROD. NO.: 33B; 1026. AIR D ATE : 06-28-1958. SCRIPT DATE : 02-18-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-20-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Cohon, Ben; Asness, George (story). DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Drake, Ken; Keene, Mike; Lamb, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Benson, Leon; Cohon, Ben. The Lost Ones #1-28. PROD. NO.: 29B; 1028. AIR D ATE : 07-19-1958. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-23-1958. LAST REVISION: 05-05-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Beradino, John; Bridges, Jeff; Dean (Bridges), Dorothy; Eitner, Don; Kaplan, Andrea. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; breakdown (May 12-13, 1958); some marks. USED BY: Satterlee, Bruce (assistant director). Capture of the Santa Rosa #1-29. PROD. NO.: 32B; 1029. AIR DATE: 07-26-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 04-25-1958. LAST REVISION: 05-01-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Erwin, Lee. DIRECTOR: Florea, Johnny. WITH: Dark, Christopher; Hoyos, Rodolfo, Jr.; Hoy, Robert F.; Lamb, John; Margarita; Melton, Troy; Monteid, Jovon; Robotham, George; Tafur, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; breakdown (May 5-6, 1958); some marks and notes. The Shipwreck #1-30. PROD. NO.: 27B; 1030. AIR D ATE : 08-02-1958. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-26-1958. LAST REVISION: 04-11-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Conway, Russ; Hale, Nancy; Nimoy, Leonard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some notes. The Big Dive #1-31. PROD. NO.: 36B; 1031. AIR DATE: 08-09-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1958. LAST REVISION: 05-05-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Benoist, Jean; Beradino, John; Brown, Gates; Eitner, Don; Erwin, Bill; Maxwell, Charles; Parham, Reed. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Benson, Leon. The Amphibian #1-35. PROD. NO.: 34B; 1035. AIR DATE: 09-06-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 04-08-1958. WRITER: Arthur, Art. D IRECTOR: Askins, Monroe. WITH : Boyett, William; Brown, Courtney; Hale, Nancy; Hansen, Peter; Lindbergh, Jon; Parry, Zale; Probert, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Decoy #1-37. PROD. NO.: 25B; 1037. AIR DATE: 0920-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 04-22-1958. WRITER: Arthur, Art. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Dark, Christo-

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pher; Della, Guy; Dominguez, Joe; Maxwell, Charles; Rivero, Carlos. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis; some marks and notes. Chain of Evidence #2-24. PROD. NO.: 28B; 1063. AIR D ATE : 06-14-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-24-1958. W RITER: Silverman, Stanley H. DIRECTOR: Florea, Johnny. WITH: Fierro, Paul; Gleason, Regina; Gorton, Ron; Lloyd, Vivian; Rennie, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Revolutionary Spoils #3-13. PROD. NO.: 80B; 1091. AIR DATE: 04-02-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1959. LAST REVISION: 01-05-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Arthur, Art. DIRECTOR: Benson, Leon. WITH: Alaniz, Rico; Guillot, Alvaro; Rivas, Carlos; Rivero, Carlos. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: File.

The Secret Files of Captain Video see Captain Video Sergeant Steve Dekker see Not for Hire Serpico HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts (10 episodes). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 24, 1976 (pilot movie); Sept. 24, 1976, to Jan. 28, 1977; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 14 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Emmet G. Lavery Productions in association with Paramount Pictures Corporation. EXEC. PROD.: Lavery, Emmet G. PRODUCERS: Ingalls, Don; Oringer, Barry. STARRING: Birney, David. WITH: Atkins, Tom. • Crime series about an undercover cop who fights corruption in the NYPD, based on the biography of Frank Serpico by Peter Maas. The book was also made into a movie in 1974, with Al Pacino as Serpico. Trumpet of Time #1-6. PROD. NO.: 60851-009. AIR DATE: 11-12-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-22-1976. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITERS: Stern, Sandor (also story); Danus, Richard. DIRECTOR: Markowitz, Robert. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Collura, Steve Allie; Etienne, Roger; Gallardo, Edward; Gravers, Steve; King, Damu; Lampert, Zohra; McGinn, Walter; Mendillo, Stephen; Moody, David; Pelt, Tim; Quinton, Dolores; Tiano, Lou. Prime Evil (Scar Tissue) #1-7. PROD. NO.: 60851008. AIR DATE: 11-19-1976. SCRIPT DATES: 09-01-1976 / 09-09-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-13-1976. VERSIONS: work draft; revised final draft. WRITERS: Danus, Richard (also story); Baine, Sean (story); Dellinger, Robert (story). D IRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH : Atkins, Tom; Charnota, Anthony; Corello, Nick; De Baer, Jean; Geraci, Frank; Lynch, Richard; Palmer, Anthony; Warren, Jennifer. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. Rapid Fire (To Make a Tyrant) #1-8. PROD. NO.: 60851-010. AIR DATE: 12-10-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-301976. LAST REVISION : 10-22-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Vowell, David H. DIRECTOR: March, Alex. WITH: Adams, Richard C.; Atkins, Tom; DiAngelo, James; Evans, John Morgan; Feldshuh, Tovah; Grisanti, Angelo; Harper, Dianne; Hillerman,

SERIES John; Karlen, John; King, Tony; Mayo, Tobar; Plastrik, Marc; Words, Sylvester. ADDITIONAL INFO: name change; added scene “to be shot Monday Oct. 25 by Gerald Mayer.” Sanctuary (A False Sense of Security) #1-12. PROD. NO.: 60851-014. AIR DATE: 01-07-1977. SCRIPT DATES: 11-09-1976 / 11-12-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-15-1976. VERSIONS: second draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Wincelberg, Shimon. D IRECTOR: Stern, Steven H. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Cooper, Tamar; Corello, Nick; Danese, Shera; Dell, Gabriel; Dennehy, Brian; Foronjy, Richard; Heilveil, Elayne; Mauro, Ralph (Raf ); Parker, F. William; Purl, Linda; Ruskin, Joseph; Taylor, Mark L.; Watson, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. The Party of Your Choice #1-13. PROD. NO.: 60851012. AIR DATE: 01-14-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dallenbach, Walter. DIRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Bellwood, Pamela; Birman, Len; Bleier, Nancy; Bruck, Bella; Christi, Frank; Foronjy, Richard; MacLeod, Murray; Mauro, Ralph; Pedi, Tom; Pinkard, Fred; Racimo, Victoria; Ramírez, Frank; Swope, Tracy Brooks; Wyler, John. One Long Tomorrow #1-14. PROD. NO.: 60851-013. AIR DATE: 01-28-1977. SCRIPT DATES: 10-14-1976 / 11-021976. LAST REVISION: 11-09-1976. VERSIONS: first draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Brenner, Ray. DIRECTOR: Moessinger, David. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Blunt, Erin; Butts, Dorothy; Cambridge, Ed; Clay, Stanley Bennett; Cox, Ronnie; Ellerbee, Bobby F.; Harcum, Bob; Jinaki; Maisonette, Hector; Ross, Stanley Ralph; Sinclair, Madge; Taylor, B.T.; Tiano, Lou; Trice, Ron; Woods, Jerii. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes; 2 copies. A Secret Place [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 60851-011. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-15-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm. DIRECTOR: Stern, Steven H. WITH: Atkins, Tom; Balin, Richard; Borkan, Gene; Carlin, Lynn; Corello, Nick; De Nicola, Joe; Gazzo, Michael V.; Lott, Walter; Manza, Ralph; Stynberg, Lee; Swartz, Tony; Taylor, Mark L.; Welles, Jesse. ADDITIONAL INFO: name changes. A Case of Regicide [unproduced(?), unaired]. VERSION: work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-31-1976. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. The Skin Game [unproduced(?), unaired]. VERSION : writer’s work draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-21-1976. WRITER: Dellinger, Robert. This Month Only — Special on Death [unproduced(?), unaired]. VERSION: writer’s work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1976. WRITER: Lewin, Robert.

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1982 (pilot); Sept. 22, 1982, to Mar. 23, 1983; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 22 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: David Gerber Co. in association with MGM Television. EXEC. PROD.: Gerber, David. PRODUCER: Brown, James L. W ITH : Anderson, Richard Dean; Horton, Peter; Hogestyn, Drake; Phoenix, River; Topper, Tim; Treas, Terri; Utman, Bryan; Wilson, Roger. • Dramatic series about a young woman who marries a man with 6 young brothers, living on a ranch — based on the 1954 musical film of the same title.

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Deadly High #1-17. PROD. NO.: 8218. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1982. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Hayes, Steve. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Calvert, Jim; Carnegie, Robert; Dryer, Robert; Hines, Grainger; Kjar, Joan; McDonnell, Jo; Thumann, Chad. The Rescue #1-18. PROD. NO.: 8221. SCRIPT DATE: 12-13-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Scott, Jud. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. WITH : Fairman, Michael; Henry, Gregg; Hall, Sands; Hines, Grainger; Madden, Sharon; Markland, Ted; Pierce, Robert. A Ring for Hannah #1-21. PROD. NO.: 8224. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Viola, Joe. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. W ITH : Aidman, Charles; Byrd, Anne Gee; Lacher, Taylor; Louanne; Recasner, Ron.

77 Sunset Strip HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —17 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 16, 1957 (pilot); Oct. 10, 1958, to Feb. 7, 1964; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1, 5), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-4), 7:30 P.M. (season 6); 60 minutes; 206 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T.; Webb, Jack. PRODUCERS: Conrad, William; Davis, Jerry; Earnshaw, Fenton; Horwitz, Howie; Huggins, Roy; Rogosin, Joel; Tatelman, Harry. STARRING: Smith, Roger; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Keith, Byron; Logan, Robert; Long, Richard; Quinn, Louis; Staley, Joan. • Crime series about two detectives who have their office at 77 Sunset Strip in Hollywood. Vicious Circle (The Payoff ) #1-10. PROD . NO.: 24463. AIR DATE: 12-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 10-13-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-24-1958. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Macaulay, Richard; Barnett, Jim (story); Emanuel, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Carlyle, Richard; Convy, Bert; De Kova, Frank; Keith, Byron; Logan, Robert; Ortega, Frankie; Stone, Harold J.; Tobias, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Secret of Adam Cain (The Journeys of Adam Cain) #1-15. PROD. NO.: 24468. AIR DATE: 01-16-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-20-1958. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Pittman, Montgomery. DIRECTOR: Pittman, Montgomery. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Davis, Lisa; Elan, Joan; Frankham, David; Gordon, Don; Keith, Byron; Kroeger, Berry; Logan, Robert; Long, Richard; Lormer, Jon; Martin, Eugene; Montevecchi, Liliane; Quinn, Louis; Soulé, Olan; Staley, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Girl Who Couldn’t Remember #1-16. PROD. NO.: 24469. AIR DATE: 01-23-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 1208-1958. L AST REVISION : 12-10-1958. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Lee, Leonard; Green, Howard J. (story); Martin, Al (story). D IRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Byrnes, Edd; Gates, Nancy; Hughes, Kathleen; Keith, Byron; Stephens, Harvey; Vivyan, John; Weston, Brad. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Eyewitness #1-19. PROD. NO.: 24472. AIR DATE: 0213-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1958. LAST REVISION: 1222-1958. VERSION: revised final script. W RITERS: Brooke, Peter R.; Emanuel, Jack (story). DIRECTOR: Rich, David Lowell. WITH : Anders, Dusty; Barry,

Sha Na Na Patricia; Byrnes, Edd; Douglas, Robert; Enders, Dusty; Harens, Dean; Lang, Barbara; McLeod, Duncan; Morrow, Scotty; North, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Canine Caper (The Red Ruby Caper; Queen of Diamonds) #1-32. PROD. NO.: 24486. AIR DATE: 0515-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-30-1959. LAST REVISION: 0331-1959. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Barnshaw, Fenton. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Adams, Julie; Beer, Jacqueline; Berard, Roxane; Bradley, Bill; Byrnes, Edd; Jackson, Sammy; Mann, Jack; Quinn, Louis; Richards, Keith; Roberts, Mark; Varno, Roland. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Clay Pigeon (Fingerman) #2-4. PROD. NO.: 24823. AIR DATE: 12-23-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1959. LAST REVISION: 08-06-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Lee, Leonard; Barnett, Jim (story). DIRECTOR: Lubin, Arthur. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Faye, Joey; Fredericks, Charles E.; Nelson, Christine; Quinn, Louis; Raymond, Paula; Ritch, Steven; Tobin, Dan; Wood, Laura. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Treehouse Caper (The Lion’s Share) #2-7. PROD. NO.: 24826. AIR DATE: 11-13-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Lloyd, Jack; Kane, Joel. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Barry, Don (“Red”); Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Cooper, Bunny; Drake, Tom; Keith, Byron; Komant, Carolyn; McKinley, J. Edward; Quinn, Louis; Sebastian, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. The Texas Doll #2-11. PROD. NO.: 24830. AIR DATE: 12-11-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1959. LAST REVISION: 10-05-1959. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Davis, Jerry; Brady, Frederic (story). D IRECTOR: De Toth, André. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Chase, Alden (Stephen); Dick, Douglas; Jackson, Sherry; Keith, Byron; Lewin, Max; Ohmart, Carol; Quinn, Louis; Reason, Rhodes; Roman, Ric; Sands, Anita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. The Square Record Caper (Sing Sing Con) #2-13. PROD. NO.: 24832. AIR DATE: 12-25-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1959. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Earnshaw, Fenton. DIRECTOR: Lupino, Ida. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Byrnes, Edd; Davis, Lisa; de Corsia, Ted; Donahue, Patricia; Edwards, Suzanne; George, Anthony; Harris, Michael; Keith, Byron; McGowan, Oliver; Oberlin, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. Switchburg #2-16. PROD. NO.: 24835. AIR DATE: 0115-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1959. LAST REVISION: 1008-1959. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Pittman, Montgomery. DIRECTOR: Pittman, Montgomery. WITH : Allison, Jean; Beer, Jacqueline; Donlon, Dolores; Fawcett, William; Forester, William A.; Fuller, Lance; Grace, Charity; Hubbard, John; Meyer, Emile; Reeves, Richard; Shelly, Alfred. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Who Killed Cock Robin? #2-19. PROD. NO.: 24837; 7057. AIR DATE: 02-05-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 11-27-1959. LAST REVISION : 11-30-1959. V ERSION: final script. W RITERS: Stone, N.B., Jr.; Pittman, Montgomery; Porges, Arthur (story); Porges, Irwin (story). DIRECTOR: Pittman, Montgomery. WITH: Aubuchon, Jacques;

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Barry, Donald; Beer, Jacqueline; Conrad, Robert; Crane, Susan; Fahey, Myrna; Hamilton, Neil; Holland, John; Mather, Jack; Rust, Richard; Wray, Fay. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; office memo on billing information by William T. Orr (12-9-1959). Blackout #2-23. PROD. NO.: 24843. AIR DATE: 0311-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1960. LAST REVISION: 0111-1960. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Lee, Leonard; Tait, Don (story); Menkin, Larry (story). DIRECTOR: Strock, Herbert L. W ITH : Beer, Jacqueline; Keith, Byron; May, Donald; O’Flynn, Damian; Oates, Warren; Quinn, Louis; Reason, Rex; Sebastian, John; White, Sammy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Publicity Brat #2-26. PROD. NO.: 24846. AIR DATE: 04-01-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-09-1960. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: DeRoy, Richard; Davis, Jerry (story). DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Britton, Pamela; Burke, Billie; Clanton, Ralph; Garner, Mousie; Gentry, Beau; Lynch, Ken; Manson, Maurice; Quinn, Louis; Rudie, Evelyn; Sharman, Della. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. Big Boy Blue #4-7. PROD. NO.: 25850. AIR DATE: 1103-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-12-1961. LAST REVISION: 0526-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. D IRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. W ITH : Baker, Benny; Byrnes, Edd; Duke, John; Elliot, Biff; Greene, Angela; Keith, Byron; Leeds, Maureen; Paris, Jerry; Quinn, Louis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; retakes. Brass Ring Caper (The Danny Belmont Story) #421. PROD. NO.: 25869. AIR DATE: 02-09-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. DIRECTOR: Price, Paton. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Bennett, Marjorie; Byrnes, Edd; Frome, Milton; Hart, Susan; Ivers, Robert; Keith, Byron; Logan, Robert; North, Zeme; Scott, Simon; Tabor, Joan; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Nine to Five #5-22. PROD. NO.: 27669. AIR DATE: 03-08-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 12-27-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-28-1963. VERSION: revised final script. W RITER: Niss, Stanley. DIRECTOR: Golden, Murray. WITH : Adler, Jay; Beer, Jacqueline; Beregi, Oscar, Jr.; Held, Karl; Hewitt, Alan; Logan, Robert; Long, Richard; McBain, Diane; McBain, Lennie; Manza, Ralph; Pierce, Maggie; Quinn, Louis; Quinn, William; Weinrib, Lennie; Zuckert, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Stranger from the Sea #5-23. PROD. NO.: 27670. AIR DATE: 03-15-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-28-1963. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Butler, John K.; Huston, Lou. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Brodie, Steve; Byrnes, Edd; French, Victor; Iwamatsu, Makoto; Keith, Byron; Kido, Caroline; Mell, Joseph (Joe); Quo, Beulah; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; added scenes.

Sha Na Na HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts (8 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 197781; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Pierre Cossette Produc-

SERIES tions. E XEC . P ROD .: Cossette, Pierre. W ITH : Baker, Lenny; Bauman, Jon (“Bowzer”); Contardo, Johnny; Dulo, Jane; Gable, June; Greene, Frederick (“Dennis”); Hartman, Karen; Marcellino, John (“Jocko”); McBride, “Dirty Dan”; Mars, Kenneth; Myers, Pamela (Pam); Powell, Scott; Roth, Philip (Phil); Ryan, Dave (“Chico”); Sales, Soupy; Schreiber, Avery; Simon, “Screamin’ Scott”; Sklar, Michael; York, Donald (“Donny”). • Themed variety show / musical series with skits and music around a 1950s nostalgia band called Sha Na Na and the neighborhood where they lived. PROD. NO.: 101B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1977. GUEST: Berry, Chuck. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 102B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-29-1977. GUEST: Checker, Chubby. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 103B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1977. LAST REVISION: 11-02-1977. GUEST: Dion. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 104B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1977. GUEST: Lewis, Jerry Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 105B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1977. GUEST: Rydell, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 106B; 77-10-268. SCRIPT DATE: 10-291977. LAST REVISION: 11-02-1977. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 107B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1977. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. PROD. NO.: 108B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1977. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown. P ROD . NO.: 101B-108B. TAPE D ATE : 11-10-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1977. ADDITIONAL INFO: long rundown; taping schedule; short rundown. PROD . NO.: 101B-108B. TAPE D ATE : 11-11-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1977. ADDITIONAL INFO: long rundown; taping schedule; short rundown. PROD . NO.: 101B-108B. TAPE D ATE : 11-14-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1977. GUEST: Rydell, Bobby. ADDITIONAL INFO: taping schedule; short rundown; long rundown. P ROD . NO.: 101B, 102B, 104B, 107B, 108B. TAPE DATE: 11-16-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1977. GUESTS: Berry, Chuck; Martha and the Vandellas; Ray, Johnny. ADDITIONAL INFO : long rundown; taping schedule; short rundown.

Shadow Chasers HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Joe Harnell Collection—4 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 14, 1985, to Jan. 16, 1986; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 9 episodes. PROD. CO.: Kenneth Johnson — Brian Grazer Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Grazer, Brian; Johnson, Kenneth. STARRING: Eve, Trevor; Dugan, Dennis. WITH: Foch, Nina; Grazer, Corki. • Adventure series about an odd couple of investigators, an anthropologist and a tabloid reporter, who work together solving cases of paranormal phenomena. Shadow Chasers (Phenomena) #1-1. PROD. NO.: 1.01. AIR DATE: 11-14-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-09-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Johnson, Kenneth (also story); Grazer, Brian (story). D IRECTOR: Johnson, Kenneth. WITH: Avila, Frank; Baddeley, Hermione;

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Sheena, Queen of the Jungle Burns, Bart; Fite, Bobby; Foch, Nina; Ganzel, Teresa; Gilstrap, Suzy; Grazer, Corki; Knell, David; Murrill, Milton; Nishimura, Deborah; Richard, Adrian; Ruval, Yuliis; Schreiber, Avery; Strassman, Marcia; Van Dam, Gwen; Winley, Robert; Zabriskie, Grace. Parts Unknown #1-6. PROD. NO.: 185778. AIR DATE: 12-12-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-17-1985. LAST REVISION: 09-19-1985. VERSION: revised draft. WRITERS: Campanelli, Linda; Moore, M.M. Shelly. D IRECTOR: Sweeney, Bob. WITH: Baddeley, Hermione; Ciarfalio, Carl; Ganzel, Teresa; Henley, Trevor; Lyons, Robert F.; O’Connor, Jeanette; Sampler, Philece; Schreiber, Avery. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Harnell, Joe (1 copy). How Green Was My Murder #1-9. PROD . NO.: 185780. AIR DATE: 01-09-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 10-171985. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Goldberg, Susan; Rosenfarb, Bob. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. WITH: Barnatt, Eileen; Foch, Nina; Gallegos, Joshua; Ingber, Amanda (Mandy); Rist, Robbie; Schaal, Richard; Schell, Ronnie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Let’s Make a Deal #1-10. PROD. NO.: 185779. AIR DATE: 01-16-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1985. VERSION: revised draft. WRITER: Goldman, Peggy. DIRECTOR: Peters, Barbara. W ITH : Clark, Oliver; Foch, Nina; Houston, Thelma; Schepps, Shawn; Scott, Kathryn Leigh; Zarchen, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Harnell, Joe. Blood and Magnolias [unaired]. P ROD . NO.: 185781. SCRIPT DATE: 10-23-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Kasica, Mary Anne; Scheff, Michael. DIRECTOR : Bowman, Chuck. W ITH : Ashmore, Frank; Farmer, Frank; Humes, Mary-Margaret; Mitchell, Cameron; Munson, Warren. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Shaping Up HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 20 to Apr. 17, 1984; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 5 episodes. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television Productions in association with Estin Simon Productions. C REATED BY: Estin, Ken; Simon, Sam. PRODUCERS: Estin, Ken; Simon, Sam. STARRING: Fontaine, Michael; Nielsen, Leslie; Shirriff, Cathie; Tilly, Jennifer; Weatherly, Shawn. WITH : Pioli, Judy. • Sitcom set at a Santa Monica health club. Communication #1-5. PROD. NO.: 40141-001. AIR DATE: 04-17-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1983. VERSION: table draft. WRITERS: Estin, Ken; Simon, Sam. WITH: Fresco, David; Robbins, Tim; Schrum, Pete; Tomasina, Jeana. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown.

Sheena, Queen of the Jungle HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955-56; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Nassour Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Nassour, Willam; Rodriguez, Ismael; Sharpe, Don. PRODUCER: Nassour, Edward. DIRECTORS: Hittleman, Carl K.; Pierson, Arthur. STARRING: McCalla, Irish. WITH: Drake, Christian. • Children’s adventure

Sheriff of Cochise series, based on the comic strip of the same title, about a female counterpart to Tarzan. Trade of the Killer #1-6. P ROD ./S CRIPT NO.: 13. S CRIPT DATE : 06-01-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Purdum, Herb. WITH : Horvath, Charles; Musquiz, Carlos; Richardson, Virgil. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Oliver, Gordon. Jungle Manhunt #1-11. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 15. SCRIPT DATE: 08-15-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lively, William. WITH: Alexander, Susan; Kelly, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Lash #1-16. PROD./SCRIPT NO.: 24. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1955. VERSION: final revised draft. W RITER: Murcott, Joel. DIRECTOR: Hittleman, Carl K. WITH: Baer, Buddy; Langley, John; Palma, Alcibiades; Reed, Roxanne; Richardson, Virgil; Weaver, Lee; Wilson, Gerard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Sheriff of Cochise (1956-58) / U.S. Marshal (1958-60) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1956-60; 30 minutes; 156 [?] episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. CREATED BY : Jones, Stan. P RODUCERS: Auer, John; Briskin, Mort. D IRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. STARRING: Bromfield, John. W ITH : Brubaker, Robert (1958); Griffith, James (1959-60); Jones, Stan (1956-58). • Contemporary Western/crime series about a sheriff in Cochise County, Arizona, who is promoted to U.S. Marshal, working in the entire state, in the second part of the series. Supporting roles were played by a number of future stars, including Charles Bronson, David Janssen, Stacy Keach, Michael Landon, Jack Lord, Doug McClure, Gavin MacLeod, Ross Martin, and Martin Milner. The Check Artist. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-14-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Crawford, Oliver. WITH : Martin, Ross; Richards, Addison. USED BY: Clune, Don [assistant director ?]. The Easterner. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1958. LAST REVISION : 01-20-1959. V ERSION : revised script. W RITER : Martin, Don. WITH: Montoya, Julia. USED BY: Montoya, Julia. Highway Robbery. S CRIPT DATE : 10-06-1969[!]. WRITER: Berg, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Show Goes on HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 19, 1950, to Feb. 23, 1952; Thursdays, various times; 30/60 minutes (into Mar. 1950); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes (into Nov. 1950), 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes (into June 1951); Saturdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes (through Feb. 1952). PROD. CO.: CBS Television. PRODUCER: Gottlieb, Lester. DIRECTOR: Leftwich, Alex. HOST: Lewis, Robert Q. • Robert Q. Lewis (in his first starring role) hosted this talent show in which young artists—from singers, to acrobats, to comics— showed their talents to interested talent buyers, who hired some of them for actual theater or nightclub bookings. AIR DATE : 12-29-1951. SCRIPT DATE : 12-26-1951.

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BUYERS: Cobb, Buff; Guggenheim, Edwin S.; Lopez, Angel; Wallace, Mike. WITH: Lynn, Evie; Smith, Mildred; The Riviers; Wakefield, Oliver. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; notes. AIR DATE : 01-05-1952. SCRIPT DATE : 01-02-1952. BUYERS: Camino, Del; Fox, Harry (Col.); Montalban, Carlos. W ITH : Ayars, Ann; Cartwright, Bruce; Cartwright, Jeanne; Dunn, George; Lane, Freddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: lineup; notes.

Shower of Stars (Chrysler Shower of Stars) HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection — 5 scripts (1 episode); Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script, 1 spot. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1954, to Apr. 17, 1958; Thursdays (every fourth week), 8:30 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Barker, Cecil. PRODUCER: Levy, Ralph. WRITERS: Alexander, Ronald; Anderson, Maxwell; Snyder, Howard; Tackaberry, John; Wedlock, Hugh, Jr. HOSTS: Benny, Jack; Lundigan, William. • Musical variety series which also included some dramatic shows; it aired live once per month (except during the summer) in the time slot normally occupied by the dramatic anthology series Climax! (see there). Initially the programs were individually titled and included plays as well as “theme” shows; the musical-comedy/revue format started shortly after the beginning of the second season and the shows were then mostly hosted by Jack Benny. Entertainment on Wheels #1-3. PROD. NO.: 54-8. VERSION: revised scripts. WRITERS: Freedman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. D IRECTOR: Berns, Seymour. WITH : Bishop, William; Dunn, James; Grable, Betty; Hagen, Jean; Hamer, Rusty; Jackson, Sherry; James, Harry; Judson, Rochelle; Kleeb, Helen; Marx, Groucho; Mayehoff, Eddie; O’Shea, Michael; Stratton, Gil, Jr.; Thomas, Danny; Wynn, Ed. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; rundown; commercials; 5 copies. More Gold Records #2-5. PROD. NO.: 21. AIR DATE: 02-16-1956. WRITERS: Tackaberry, John; Levitt, Gene. DIRECTOR: Levy, Ralph. W ITH : Anderson, Eddie; Austin, Gene; Benny, Jack; Crosby, Gary; Gibbs, Georgia; Laine, Frankie; Miller, Flournoy; Skelton, Red; Tilton, Martha; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: dance routine for Rudy Vallee. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy. #2-??. PROD. NO.: 129. AIR DATE: 11-29-1956. WITH: Nelson, Lin; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: guest spot only. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

The Silent Service HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1957; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD . CO.: California National Productions; Twin Dolphin Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Dykers, Thomas M. P RODUCERS: Cahan, George; McGowan, Dorrell. DIRECTORS: Martin, Sobey; Yarbrough, Jean. HOST: Dykers, Thomas M., Rear Admiral (Ret.). • Dramatic anthology series about submarine warfare, with stories based on fact and using actual combat footage provided by the Navy. The events play in the South Pacific during World War II and in the Korean War.

SERIES The Triton’s Christmas #2-14. PROD. NO.: SS-219. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-05-1958. WRITERS: Jacobs, Jack; Menkin, Lawrence (story). DIRECTOR: Yarbrough, Jean. WITH : Baker, Ben; Fleming, Eric; Landers, Harry; Miller, Michael; Picerni, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Yarbrough, Jean. Harder at Woleai #2-29. PROD. NO.: SS-236. SCRIPT DATE: 04-21-1958. LAST REVISION: 04-22-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. WITH: Crawley, Robert; Davis, Paul; Fleer, Harry; Lau, Wesley; Ross, Manning. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Davis, Paul (part of “Logan”).

Simon & Simon HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 51 scripts (37 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 24, 1981, to Mar. 2, 1989; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-5), 8:00 P.M. (season 6); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 7); Saturdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 8); 60 minutes; 154 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Chapman, Richard; DeGuere, Philip; Stephens, John G. PRODUCERS: Burley, Mark A.; Chapman, Richard; Dial, Bill; Geiger, George; Miller, Stephen A.; Mittleman, Rick; Okie, Richard C.; Piller, Michael. STARRING: McRaney, Gerald; Parker, Jameson. WITH : Barth, Eddie; Carver, Mary; Jepsen, Donna; McMurtrey, Joan; Maxwell-Reid, Daphne; Murphy, Scott; O’Rourke, Thomas; Reid, Tim; Wilson, Jeannie. • Crime series about two brothers working as private detectives in San Diego— based on a 1980 TV movie (Pirate’s Key), set in Florida. Mike & Pat #2-2. PROD. NO.: 57509. AIR DATE: 1014-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1982. LAST REVISION: 0811-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Chapman, Richard. DIRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. W ITH : Arterburn, R.J.; Callaway, Thomas; Grahn, Nancy; Johnson, Chip; McNamara, J. Patrick; Marsh, Tiger Joe; Napier, Charles; Pratt, Dennis A. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. Guessing Game #2-3. PROD. NO.: 57503. AIR DATE: 10-21-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1982. LAST REVISION: 07-08-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Crocker, James. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Connelly, Christopher; Delisle, Christiane; Dorsey, Joe; Fellows, Edith; Finley, Greg; Gilbert, Irene; Gregory, Michael; McLaughlin, John C.; Lewis, Diane; Lloyd, Kathleen; Stern, Erik. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Chickie (Wardrobe). The Ten Thousand Dollar Deductible (The Case of the Deductible Diamonds) #2-5. P ROD . NO.: 57507. AIR DATE : 11-04-1982. S CRIPT D ATE : 09-071982. L AST REVISION : 09-17-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Dial, Bill. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Barth, Eddie; Bartle, Barry; Callahan, James T.; Carroll, Janice; Carver, Mary; Chapman, Lonny; Christopher, Thom; Franken, Steve; Fudge, Alan; Kessler, Zale; McCann, John; McKenzie, John; Morgan, Read; Schedeen, Anne; Wilson, Jeannie. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Chickie (Wardrobe). The Rough Rider Rides Again #2-6. PROD. NO.: 57512. AIR DATE: 11-18-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1982.

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Simon & Simon A Design for Killing (Design for Killing) #2-16. PROD. NO.: 57518. AIR DATE: 02-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1982. LAST REVISION: 12-09-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Crocker, James. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Abbott, Jamie; Anderson, Barbara; Barry, Guerin; Boyett, William; Chaplin, Lynn; Clarke, Robin; Considine, Tim; Davis, Patricia (Patti); Delmonte, Richard; Fuller, Penny; Johnson, Arnold; Joyce, Jimmy; Julian, Janet; Miller, Denny; Minnick, Dani; Mistretta, Sal; Rivas, Carlos; Teta, Robert; Wood, Gary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. What’s in a Gnome? (Phantom of Playland) #2-18. PROD. NO.: 57519. AIR DATE: 02-24-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1982. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Magistretti, Paul. DIRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Beckley, Barbara; Chapman, Judith; Cox, Richard; Hines, Grainger; Lauter, Ed; Lockhart, Anne; Markland, Ted; Soulé, Olan; Toy, Alan. The Secret of the Chrome Eagle #2-19. PROD. NO.: 57525. AIR DATE : 03-03-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-131983. WRITER: Ross, Mike Lloyd. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. W ITH : Allen, Gary; Ferrone, Dan; Funai, Helen; Lawrence, Joel; Salmi, Albert; Schafer, Natalie; Smith, Shelley; Totten, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Room #3502 (Bad Vibes) #2-20. PROD. NO.: 57524. AIR DATE: 03-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-25-1983. LAST REVISION: 02-25-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Brennert, Alan. D IRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Bond, Michael; Brothers, Joyce; Colton, Chevi; Duffy, Julia; Farmer, Frank; Foraker, Lois; Garver, Kathy; Lembi, Francine; Niven, Kip; O’Loughlin, Gerald S.; Proctor, Phil; Williams, Ian Patrick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Red Dog Blues (Unreasonable Doubt) #2-21. PROD. NO.: 57515. AIR DATE: 03-24-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1983. LAST REVISION : 02-08-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Baron, Deborah R.; Moran, Patricia Rae. D IRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. W ITH: Avery, James; Barth, Eddie; Carr, Darleen; Englund, Robert; Gilliam, Stu; Jay, Ricky; Jordan, William; Kuss, Richard; Little, Cleavon; Martin, Todd; Mims, William; Pagett, Gary; Scarber, Sam; Scott, Fred D.; Wilson, Jeannie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; some marks and notes. USED BY: Chickie (Wardrobe). The Skeleton Who Came Out of the Closet #2-22. PROD. NO.: 57527. AIR DATE: 03-31-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1983. LAST REVISION : 02-16-1983. V ERSION: revised script. W RITER: Crocker, James. D IRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Blu, Susan; Brewster, Diane; Carter, John; Kiel, Richard; Malis, Claire; Marshall, Burt; Ricard, Adrian; Scott, Brenda; Stockwell, Dean; Tuerpe, Paul; Wells, Julienne; Winter, Edward; Winter, Janet. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Chickie (Wardrobe). Grand Illusion #3-1. PROD. NO.: 57713. AIR DATE: 09-29-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-22-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-05-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Kaplan, E. Jack. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Avalos, Luis; Conforti, Gino; Elliott, David; Fitts, Rick; Ingham, Barrie; Karen, James; O’Connor, Donald; Ryan, Deborah; Wright, Richard; Zuckert, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies.

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SERIES D.J., D.O.A. #3-2. PROD. NO.: 57716. AIR DATE: 1006-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1983. WRITER: Crocker, James. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I. II. WITH: Carver, Mary; Jenson, Roy; Proctor, Phil; Soles, P.J.; Turner, Rich; Watson, Mills; Whitmore, James, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. I Heard It Was Murder #3-3. PROD. NO.: 57706. AIR DATE : 10-13-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 05-24-1983. L AST REVISION: 06-01-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Dial, Bill; Sher, David (story). DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I. II. WITH: Dollaghan, Patrick; Gehring, Ted; Howard, Dennis; McLeod, Duncan; McMannis, Cheryl; Nolan, John; Smith, William. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Bail Out (Free Fall) #3-4. PROD. NO.: 57531. AIR DATE : 10-20-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 02-28-1983. LAST REVISION: 03-14-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Magistretti, Paul. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Aaronson, Judie; Cass, David S., Sr.; Doty, Margaret; Forsyth, Rosemary; Kaufman, David; Lane, Mike; McMullan, Jim; Montgomery, Belinda; Pratt, Dennis A.; Roth, Michelle; Taxier, Arthur; Watkins, Robin; Witt, Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; 2 copies. Fly the Alibi Skies #3-5. PROD . NO.: 57727. AIR DATE : 10-27-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 08-18-1983. LAST REVISION : 08-29-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Porter, Tom. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Armstrong, Vaughn; Banks, Jonathan; Bernard, Robyn; Browne, Robert Alan; Cain, Madelyn; Elson, Andrea; Golonka, Arlene; Jacquet, Jeffrey; Laborteaux, Matthew; Porter, Todd; Rebar, Alex; Reid, Daphne Maxwell; Wainwright, James; Walsh, John; Wiley, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Shadow of Sam Penny #3-6. PROD. NO.: 57707. AIR DATE : 11-03-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 06-03-1983. L AST REVISION: 06-10-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Piller, Michael. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Bartlett, Cal; Brady, Scott; Bruns, Philip; Clark, Dane; Cook, Elisha, Jr.; Francis, Anne; Grady, Don; Jerome, Patti; Lansing, Robert; Leslie, Joan; Roberts, Clete. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Caught Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea #3-7. PROD. NO.: 57720. AIR DATE: 11-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 08-26-1983. LAST REVISION: 08-31-1983. V ERSION: revised script. W RITER: Kemper, Gary. DIRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Battistone, Catherine; Carver, Mary; Clarke, Robert; Cotton, Susan; Couppee, Ed; Emery, James; Farago, Joe; Fifield, Steve; Finnegan, Tom; Gribbin, Robert; Henteloff, Alex; Kidd, Lenetta; Lucarelli, Jack; Lucking, William; Reid, Daphne; Reid, Tim; Sutorius, James; Thayer, Max; Wilson, Jeannie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. Too Much of a Good Thing #3-9. PROD. NO.: 57718. AIR DATE: 12-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-14-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Geiger, George. DIRECTOR: Grillo, Gary. WITH: Bakey, Ed; Brooks, Randi; Clark, Philip; Crick, Ed; Hart, Morgan; Jones, J. Bill; Keep, Stephen; Lydon, Jimmy; Lysdahl, Tori; Schreffer, Marilyn; York, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Betty Grable Flies Again #3-10. PROD. NO.: 57715. AIR DATE: 12-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1983. LAST

SERIES REVISION: 10-04-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Burns, Timothy; Alsberg, Arthur (story); Nelson, Don (story). DIRECTOR: Kennedy, Burt. WITH: Bellamy, Diana; Billingsley, Dick; Bryant, William; Carver, Mary; Champion, Michael; Corbett, Glenn; Evans, Gene; Frost, Cynthia; Fuccello, Tom; Hingle, Pat; Jones, Marcia Mae; Lewis, Greg; London, Michael J.; Pratt, Sherry; Server, Eric; Swain, John Howard; Vivyan, John; Yates, Cassie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Bon Voyage, Alonso #3-11. PROD. NO.: 57708. AIR DATE: 12-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1983. LAST REVISION : 10-18-1983. V ERSION : revised script. W RITERS : Ross, Mike Lloyd; Whitehead, William M. DIRECTOR: Campanella, Roy II. WITH: Adams, R.J.; Bachmann, Conrad; Buxton, Sarah G.; Callan, Michael; Carver, Mary; Danning, Sybil; Hiken, Gerald; Locke, Jon; Lynn, Jeffrey; Matthius, Gail; Morey, Bill; Muser, Wolf; Powers, Wayne; Reid, Tim; Savage, Brad. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. All Your Favorite Games #3-12. PROD. NO.: 57704. AIR DATE: 12-22-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-16-1983. LAST REVISION: 05-26-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Mankiewicz, Don M. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Carver, Mary; Chappell, John; Christopher, Thom; Clarke, Logan; Dusenberry, Ann; Haddon, Laurence; Hall, Randy; Howard, Vince; Kaatz, Christina (Christie); Madden, Tommy; McCready, Ed; Roth, Michelle; Wilson, Jeannie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. John Doe #3-13. PROD. NO.: 57714. AIR DATE: 0105-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1983. LAST REVISION: 0816-1983. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Cervi, Bruce. WITH: Becker, Wendy; Farr, Kimberley; Flanagan, Fionnula; Henry, Gregg; Reid, Tim; Smillie, Bill; Treutelaar, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Dear Lovesick #3-14. PROD. NO.: 57722. AIR DATE: 01-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1984. WRITER: Kostmayer, John. DIRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L. WITH: Bach, Robin; Carver, Mary; Damon, Cathryn; Flory, Med; Lang, Archie; Lindgren, Lisa; Longo, Tony; Mayer, Christopher (Chip); Reid, Tim; Rosario, Bert; Teodorescu, Ion. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Bloodlines #3-15. PROD. NO.: 57705. AIR DATE: 0119-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1983. LAST REVISION: 1108-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Combest, Phil. DIRECTOR: Kennedy, Burt. W ITH : Bazaldua, Charles; Brandt, Victor; Carver, Mary; Contreras, Luis; Fimple, Dennis; Lenz, Kay; MacRae, Michael; Miller, Burt; Reid, Tim; Taylor, Buck. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list. Heels and Toes #3-16. PROD. NO.: 57723. AIR DATE: 02-02-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1983. LAST REVISION: 11-17-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Tisdale, Jim. DIRECTOR: Fenady, Georg. WITH: Aldrich, Rhonda; Landry, Lauri; Malinda, Jim; Norberg, Greg ; Pec, Stephen Apostle (= Steve Peck); Petlock, John; Reid, Tim; Sawyer-Young, Kat; Stone, Christopher; Tubert, Marcelo (Marc); Ward, Charles; Wing, Leslie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Double Play #3-18. PROD. NO.: 57730. AIR DATE: 02-16-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1983. WRITER: Piller, Michael. D IRECTOR: Kennedy, Burt. W ITH : Balin,

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The Six Million Dollar Man

The Six Million Dollar Man HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 7, Oct. 20, Nov. 17, 1973 (pilot movies, as monthly features on The ABC Suspense Movie); Jan. 18, 1974, to Mar. 6, 1978; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 35); 60 minutes; 100 episodes (+ pilots, + 3 reunion movies 1987, 1989 and 1994). PROD. CO.: Harve Bennett Productions; Silverton Productions Inc.; Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Balter, Allan; Bennett, Harve. PRODUCERS: Boyle, Donald R.; Cramer, Joe L.; Freiberger, Fred; Johnson, Kenneth; Landau, Richard H.; Siegel, Lionel E.; Strangis, Sam. STARRING: Majors, Lee. WITH: Anderson, Richard; Brooks, Martin E.; Darling, Jennifer; Oppenheimer, Alan; Wagner, Lindsay. • Adventure series about an astronaut who, after a training accident, has been fitted with bionic limbs (two legs and one arm) and eye, and whose resulting superhuman abilities are used by the Office of Strategic Information by sending him on sensitive missions. Love Song for Tanya #3-20. PROD. NO.: 43008. AIR DATE: 02-15-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1975. WRITERS: Balkan, David H.; Folsom, Alan. DIRECTOR: Bondelli, Phil. WITH: Cartel, Mike; Credel, Curtis; Edmiston, Walker; Grayson, Kurt; Kiser, Terry; Manson, Alan; Rigby, Cathy; Treadwell, Elizabeth; Wagner, Lindsay; Wills, Sheila. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Sixth Sense HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1971 (pilot movie); Jan. 15 to Dec. 23, 1972; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 25 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. PRODUCER: Shpetner, Stanley (Stan). STARRING: Collins, Gary. • Series about a professor who studies paranormal events and abilities. I Did Not Mean to Slay Thee #2-7. P ROD . NO.: 35910. AIR DATE: 11-11-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1972. WRITER: Waters, Ed. DIRECTOR: Baron, Allen. WITH: Baseleon, Michael; Bryant, Connie Milton; Dixon (Dickinson), Christine; Franklin, Pamela; Roberts, Pernell; Rogers, Keith; Walder, Lyvonne; Wingreen, Jason; Whitney, Michael; Workman, C. Lindsay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. If I Should Die Before I Wake #2-9. PROD. NO.: 35912. AIR D ATE : 12-02-1972. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-261972. WRITER: Bloch, John W. D IRECTOR: Girard, Bernard. WITH: Dugan, Dennis; Evans, Gene; McCary, Rod; Powers, Stefanie; Wyman, Jane. Five Women Weeping (Five Widows Weeping) #210. PROD. NO.: 35916. AIR DATE: 12-09-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 09-21-1972. WRITER: Specht, Robert. DIRECTOR: Baron, Allen. WITH: Brandt, Hank; Jordan, William; Mobley, Mary Ann; Sullivan, Barry; Welch, Nelson; Weston, Ellen. Gallows in the Wind (Double Exposure) #2-11. PROD. NO.: 35915. AIR DATE: 12-16-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1972. WRITER: Ingalls, Don. D IRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Carter, Conlan; Foster, Meg ; Gregg, Virginia; Hatch, Richard Lawrence; Ives, George. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. The Eyes That Wouldn’t Die #2-12. P ROD . NO.:

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35917. AIR DATE: 12-23-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1972. LAST REVISION: 11-28-1972. WRITER: Harmon, David. DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. WITH: Bosley, Tom; Cordic, Regis J.; Gackle, Kathleen; Lloyd, Kathleen; Rodriguez, Percy; Solari, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Sky King HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORKS: NBC; ABC; syndicated. BROADCAST: information on broadcast history is confusing and inconsistent; this is what can be said with some certainty: the series started on NBC on Sept. 16, 1951, Sunday afternoons; the episodes were later rebroadcast on ABC; dated episodes: Apr. 5 to Dec. 20, 1952 (season 1); Jan. 2 to Apr. 30, 1956 (season 2); Dec. 29, 1957, to March 30, 1958 (season 3), and Dec. 28, 1958, to March 8, 1959 (season 4); 30 minutes; 72 episodes. PROD. CO.: Jack Chertok Productions. EXEC. PROD.: McGowan, Dorrell; McGowan, Stuart E. PRODUCERS: Chertok, Jack; Paylow, Clark L. DIRECTORS: Copelan, Jodie; Drake, Oliver; Hole, William J., Jr.; Kahn, Richard C.; Landres, Paul; McGowan, Stuart E.; Morse, Hollingsworth (John H.); Paylow, Clark L.; Strock, Herbert L.; Witney, William. STARRING: Grant, Kirby. WITH: Blue, Monte; Hagerthy, Ron; Hunley, Gary; Johnson, Chubby; Mitchell, Ewing; Ollestad, Norman; Winters, Gloria. • Adventure series for children about a “flying cowboy” in Arizona, based on the radio series (1946-54) of the same title. Stagecoach Robbers (Last of the Stagecoach Robbers) #1-3. PROD. NO.: A-03. AIR DATE: 05-03-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1951. LAST REVISION: 02-04-1952. WRITERS: Poppe, Harry, Jr.; Renthal, Sidney (radio script). WITH: Barton, Gregg; Chase, Stephen (Alden); Hagerthy, Ron; Keene, Tom; Lynn, Emmett; Ragan, Mike (Holly Bane); Strange, Glenn; Wilke, Robert J.; Winters, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; some marks; adapted from the radio script Return of the Stagecoach Robbers. USED BY: Ragan, Mike (part of “Kirk”). Wings of Justice #1-17. PROD. NO.: A-17. AIR DATE: 11-22-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1952. WRITER: Sheppard, Dave. WITH: Baker, Fay; Evans, Douglas; Flavin, James; Hagerthy, Ron; Wallace, Maude; Watkin, Pierre; Winters, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Slattery’s People HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1964, to Nov. 26, 1965; Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 36 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bing Crosby Productions— Pendick Enterprises. CREATED BY: Moser, James E. EXEC. PROD.: Moser, James E. PRODUCERS: Elman, Irving; Rapf, Matthew. DIRECTORS: Daniels, Marc; Gist, Robert; Johnson, Lamont; Pollack, Sydney; Rydell, Mark; Sarafian, Richard C. STARRING: Crenna, Richard. W ITH: Asner, Edward; Avery, Tol; Browne, Kathie; Geary, Paul; Rey, Alejandro; Stuart, Maxine; York, Francine. • Drama series about the idealistic leader of the minority party in the legislature of an unnamed state. Question: Why the Lonely? ... Why the Misbegotten? (To Hang on a Cobweb) #1-2. PROD. NO.: 5777-

SERIES 06. AIR DATE: 09-28-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1964. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Trivers, Barry. WITH: Asner, Edward; Francisco, Charles; Geary, Paul; Lambert, Paul; Sands, Tommy; Stuart, Maxine; Thatcher, Torin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; Slattery character description. Question: Remember the Dark Sins of Youth? (File on George Allison — Confidential) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 5777-03. AIR DATE: 10-05-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 06-091964. LAST REVISION: 06-12-1964. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Riesner, Dean. WITH: Asner, Edward; Blackman, Joan; Constantine, Michael; Geary, Paul; Hill, Arthur; Ihnat, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Question: Where Vanished the Tragic Piper? (Children of Calamity) #1-7. PROD. NO.: 5777-02. AIR DATE: 11-02-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 06-01-1964. LAST REVISION: 06-15-1964. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Lawrence, Anthony. WITH: Brinckerhoff, Burt; Davison, Davey; Gates, Larry; Geary, Paul; Grant, Lee; Wingreen, Jason. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Question: What Did You Do All Day, Mr. Slattery? (Question: Got Time for a Cup of Coffee?) #1-15. AIR DATE : 01-15-1964. WRITER: McGivern, William P. WITH: Avery, Tol; Bissell, Whit; Brophy, Sally; Cianelli, Eduardo; Conway, Russ; Drake, Charles; Franz, Arthur; Geary, Paul; Hinn, Michael; Keefer, Don; Krieger, Lee; O’Connor, Carroll; Pataki, Michael; Pyle, Denver; Reeves, Richard; Rosson, Eddie; Stuart, Maxine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Question: How Do You Catch a Cool Bird of Paradise? #1-18. PROD. NO.: 5777-19. AIR DATE: 02-121965. SCRIPT DATE: 12-23-1964. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Zagor, Michael. D IRECTOR: Rydell, Mark. W ITH : Bay, Susan; Becker, Tony; Clute, Sidney; Davidson, James; Dayton, June; MacGregor, Sean; Maxwell, Frank; Oakland, Simon; St. Jacques, Raymond; Stuart, Maxine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Small & Frye HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: March 7 to May 24, 1983; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (March); Thursdays (May); 30 minutes; 6 episodes. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. EXEC . PROD .: Williams, Jan; Yates, William Robert. PRODUCER: Arnold, Nick. STARRING: Blessing, Jack; McGavin, Darren. WITH : Berlinger, Warren; Carroll, Victoria; Daily, Bill; Zipp, Debbie. • Sitcom about a pair of private detectives, one of whom is, after a laboratory accident, able to shrink to a size of 6 inches; based on a story by George Schenck. Pilot #1-1. PROD. NO.: 0205. AIR DATE: 03-07-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-04-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Friedman, Ron. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Dayton, Danny; Mars, Kenneth; McClanahan, Rue; McDowall, Roddy; Storch, Larry; Zipp, Debbie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Case of the Concerned Husband #1-2. PROD. NO.: 4042. AIR DATE: 03-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-131982. VERSION: third revised final draft. WRITER: Arnold, Nick. DIRECTOR: Ferber, Mel. WITH: Carter, Mel; Clark, Oliver; Daily, Bill; Garwood, John; Jeris,

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Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour Nancy; Jones, Gwen Watts; Lysdahl, Tori; Rocco, Alex; Salmi, Albert; Zipp, Debbie. The Case of the Street of Silence #1-3. PROD. NO.: 4043. AIR DATE: 03-21-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-30-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Arnold, Nick. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, James. WITH: Berlinger, Warren; Carroll, Victoria; Conton, Noel; Crosby, Joan; Earle, Merie; Farrell, Sharon; Griffin, Jack; Gulliam, Stu; McCann, John; Wilson, Dick; Zipp, Debbie. Schlocky Too #1-4. PROD. NO.: 4044. AIR DATE: 0510-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Arnold, Nick. DIRECTOR: Bowab, John. WITH: Berlinger, Warren; Carroll, Victoria; Daily, Bill; Elcar, Dana; Longo, Tony; Martin, Barney; Wilson, Dick; Zeigler, Ted; Zipp, Debbie; Zuckert, Bill. Fiddler on the Hoof #1-6. PROD. NO.: 4080. AIR DATE: 05-24-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Arnold, Nick. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Bagley, Fuddle; Barry, Carolyne; Barry, J.J.; Berlinger, Warren; Carroll, Victoria; Daily, Bill; Olfson, Ken; Smith, Hal; Tabori, Kristoffer; Wilson, Dick; Zipp, Debbie. [2-part episode, unaired]. PROD. NO.: 02-05. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1980. LAST REVISION: 08-06-1980. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Tait, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes.

The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 5, 1967, to Apr. 20, 1969; Sundays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 71 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; Comedic Productions Inc.; Ilson/Chambers Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Fritz, Ken. PRODUCERS: Blye, Allan; Sunga, George A. STARRING: Smothers, Tom; Smothers, Dick. ANNOUNCER: Carroll, Roger. WITH: Campbell, Glen; Einstein, Bob; French, Leigh; Hartford, John; Martin, Steve; Paulsen, Pat; Warren (Warnes), Jennifer; Williams, Mason; Wyatt, Don. • Controversial comedy variety show. #3-6. PROD. NO.: 0207. AIR DATE: 11-03-1968. TAPE DATE: 10-25-1968. WRITERS: Einstein, Bob; Gottlieb, Carl; Hartford, John; McDaniel, Chuck; Martin, Steve; Music, Jerry; Reiner, Rob; Roman, Murray; Tuck, Cecile; Wayne, Paul; Westerschulte, Dick. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. WITH: Campbell, Glen; Clinger, Debby; Clinger, Melody; Clinger, Patty; Clinger, Peggy; French, Leigh; Paulsen, Pat. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule (Oct. 21-25, 1968); short rundown; closing credits. #3-8. PROD. NO.: 02-09. AIR DATE: 11-17-1968. TAPE DATE: 11-08-1968. WRITERS: Einstein, Bob; Gottlieb, Carl; Hartford, John; McDaniel, Chuck; Martin, Steve; Music, Jerry; Reiner, Rob; Roman, Murray; Tuck, Cecile; Wayne, Paul; Westerschulte, Dick. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. WITH: Bosson, Barbara; Brent, John; The Committee; Bonerz, Peter; Dion; Donovan; Good-row, Garry; Gottlieb, Carl; Mathieu, Bill; Myerson, Jessica; Paulsen, Pat; Ross, Christopher; Sturdy, Don; Warren, Jennifer. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; rehearsal schedule (Nov. 4-8, 1968); short rundown; closing credits. #3-17. PROD. NO.: 0217. AIR DATE: 01-26-1969. TAPE DATE: 01-17-1969. WRITERS: Gottlieb, Carl; Howard,

So This Is Hollywood Cy; Music, Jerry; Roman, Murray; Wayne, Paul. DIRECTOR : Kiley, Tim. W ITH : Clinger, Debby; Clinger, Melody; Clinger, Patty; Clinger, Peggy; Einstein, Bob; French, Leigh; Gottlieb, Carl; Williams, Andy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule (Jan. 16-17, 1969); short rundown; closing credits. #3-24. P ROD . NO.: 0223. AIR D ATE : 03-23-1969. TAPE DATE: 03-02-1969. WRITERS: Einstein, Bob; Gottlieb, Carl; Howard, Cy; Martin, Steve; Music, Jerry; Roman, Murray; Wayne, Paul. DIRECTOR: Kiley, Tim. WITH: Baez, Joan; The Committee; Mason, Jackie; Stevens, April; Tempo, Nino. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule (Feb. 25-28, Mar. 1-2, 1969); short rundown; closing credits. #3-26. PROD. NO.: 0226. AIR DATE: 04-13-1969. TAPE DATE: 03-21-1969. WRITERS: Gottlieb, Carl; Roman, Murray; Wayne, Paul. DIRECTOR: Kiley, Tim. WITH: Neeley, Teddy; Rowan, Dan; Steinberg, David; Wilson, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; rehearsal schedule (March 17-19, 1969); short rundown; closing credits.

So This Is Hollywood HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 1 to Jun. 11, 1955; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 24 episodes. PROD. C O.: Arrowhead Productions. PRODUCER : Beloin, Edmund (Ed). DIRECTOR: Bare, Richard. STARRING: Gibson, Virginia; Green, Mitzi. WITH: Jones, Gordon; Knudsen, Peggy; Lane, Charles; Lydon, Jimmy. • Sitcom about two young women who try to make it in show business as actress and stunt girl respectively. Reunion in Hollywood (Kid Star Reunion) #1-24. AIR DATE: 06-11-1955. VERSION: carbon copy. WRITERS: Pascal, Milton; Freedman, Morris. WITH: Coogan, Jack; Jones, Gordon; Lydon, Jimmy. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes.

Space Patrol HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: KECA TV, Los Angeles; ABC Television. BROADCAST: Locally on KECA TV, Los Angeles: March 9 to Dec. 29, 1950; weekdays, 15 minutes; unknown number of episodes. ABC: Dec. 30, 1950, to Feb. 26, 1955; Saturdays; 30 minutes; 212 episodes in all. PROD. CO.: Tower Productions; ABC. CREATED BY: Moser, Mike. EXEC. PROD.: Devery, Michael (Mike); Moser, Helen. PRODUCERS: Darley, Dick (Dik); Moser, Mike. DIRECTORS: Darley, Dick; Goulding, Frank; Robertson, Larry. STARRING: Kemmer, Ed; Osborn, Lyn. WITH: Anders, Rudolph; Bara, Nina; Cavanaugh, Paul; Curtiz, Gabriel; Denning, Glenn; Devon, Richard; Forrest, Hal; Hewitt, Virginia; Jolley, Norman; Kovacs, Bela; McHugh, Jack; Mayer, Ken; Miller, Marvin; Narz, Jack (announcer). • Space series for children about a spaceship commander who keeps the peace for the United Planets of the Universe. [Molak Invades Space Patrol Headquarters]. PROD. NO.: 210. AIR DATE: 12-27-1950. WRITER: Jolley, Norman. WITH: Anders, Rudy; Bara, Nina; Mayer, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks; closing credits. USED BY: Clark, Johnny; Osborn, Lyn.

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The Revenge of Mr. Proteus #4-13. PROD. NO.: 170. AIR DATE: 03-27-1954. WRITER: Jolley, Norman. WITH: Miller, Marvin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY : Miller, Marvin (part of “Mr. Proteus”).

Spenser: For Hire HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 23 scripts (17 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1985, to May 7, 1988; Fridays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2); Sundays, 8:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 65 episodes (+ 4 TV movies, 1993-1995). PROD. CO.: Nightwatch Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Wilder, John. PRODUCERS: Gallegly, Dick; Hamilton, Robert; Maschio, Michael J. CONSULTANT : Parker, Robert B. STARRING: Urich, Robert. WITH: Brooks, Avery; Jaeckel, Richard; McCormick, Carolyn; McLarty, Ron; Stock, Barbara. • Crime series about a Boston private detective, inspired by Robert B. Parker’s books. Promised Land #1-1. AIR DATE: 09-20-1985. SCRIPT DATE : 11-19-1984. VERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Wilder, John; Parker, Robert B. (novel). DIRECTOR: Katzin, Lee H. WITH: Brice, Ron; Britt, Ruth; Brooks, Avery; Connors, Chuck; Gallagher, Dorothy; Grusin, Richard; Howard, Victoria; Irving-Prescott, Venus; Jaeckel, Richard; Kovner, Peter; Le Bow, Will; Lewis, Geoffrey; Lloyd, John Bedford; McCormick, Carolyn; McDonald, Bill; McLarty, Ron; Marlowe, Wendy; Stock, Barbara; Torrenueva, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2-part pilot. No Room at the Inn #1-2. PROD. NO.: 185851. AIR DATE: 09-27-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 07-18-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Wilder, John. DIRECTOR: Wilder, John. WITH: Argo, Victor; Banes, Lisa; Brooks, Avery; Capodice, John; Carroll, Ronn; Currie, Michael; Heald, Anthony; Jaeckel, Richard; Keep, Stephen; McLarty, Ron; Milli, Robert; Pilato, Joseph; Rush, Deborah; Sandulescu, Jacques; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Choice (Thrillkill) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 185852. AIR DATE: 10-04-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-22-1985. VERSION : revised final draft. W RITERS : Freudenberger, Daniel; Wilder, John. D IRECTOR: Colla, Richard A. WITH: Bassett, Angela; Brooks, Avery; Clarkson, Patricia; Grizzard, George; Heyman, Barton; Jaeckel, Richard; McLarty, Ron; Macy, William H.; Robards, Sam; Seneca, Joe; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Children of a Tempest Storm #1-4. PROD . NO.: 185855. AIR DATE: 10-11-1985. SCRIPT DATES: 07-171985 / 09-25-1985. VERSIONS: first draft; final draft. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Baker, Gregg; Brooks, Avery; Connors, Chuck; Harris, Baxter; Jaeckel, Richard; McCutcheon, Bill; McLarty, Ron; Moazezi, Noah; Rose, Cristine; Serbagi, Roger; Stock, Barbara; Tannen, Judith; Tom, Lauren; Victor, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Original Sin #1-5. PROD. NO.: 185854. AIR DATE: 10-18-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-10-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. D IRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. WITH: Brooks, Avery; Eckhouse, James;

SERIES Franz, Elizabeth; Gimpel, Erica; Jaeckel, Richard; Jones, Eddie; McLarty, Ron; Moore, Jonathan; O’Brien, David; Sanders, Jay O.; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Discord in A Minor #1-6. PROD. NO.: 185853. AIR DATE: 10-25-1985. SCRIPT DATES: 06-21-1985 / 07-231985. VERSIONS: work draft; final draft. WRITERS: Kapsin, Janet; Wilder, John (final draft only). DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. WITH: Barry, Neill; Bobby, Anne Marie; Brooks, Avery; Elliott, Patricia; Garrick, Barbara; Jaeckel, Richard; McLarty, Ron; Masters, Billy; Serra, Raymond; Shenar, Paul; Stock, Barbara; Thomas, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Killer Within #1-7. PROD. NO.: 185856. AIR DATE: 11-12-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Young, Robert Malcolm; Wilder, John. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Borg, Richard; Brooks, Avery; Brooks, David Allen; Cain, William; Chan, Kim; DeVries, Jon; Edelman, Gregg; Jaeckel, Richard; McLarty, Ron; Paul, Nancy; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Autumn Thieves #1-8. PROD . NO.: 185857. AIR DATE: 11-19-1985. SCRIPT DATES: 07-24-1985 / 09-241985. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Ziegman, Jerry. D IRECTOR: Wiard, William. W ITH : Arone, James; Brooks, Avery; Drake, Alfred; Frazier, Ron; Grate, Gail; Haining, Alice; Jaeckel, Richard; Keyloun, Mark; Lyman, Will; McLarty, Ron; Savoia, John; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Resurrection #1-10. PROD. NO.: 185859. AIR DATE: 12-03-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Collins, Richard. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Bradlee, Martha; Brennan, Ann; Brooks, Avery; Davis, Dawn; Dooley, Paul; Hindman, Earl; Jaeckel, Richard; Latessa, Dick; Lemmons, Kasi; McLarty, Ron; Moore, Evelyn; Murray, W. Clapham; Stock, Barbara; Sweeney, D.B.; Tessier, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Internal Affairs #1-11. PROD. NO.: 185860. AIR DATE: 12-17-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Murkoff, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Colla, Richard. WITH: Blitzman, Jay; Brooks, Avery; Cain, Jess; Covell, Walter; Douglas, James; Handy, James; Juston, James; Jaeckel, Richard; Jenkins, Richard; Knight, Shirley; McLarty, Ron; MacVittie, Bruce; Mason, Edward; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Death by Design #1-12. PROD . NO.: 185861. AIR DATE: 01-07-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Murkoff, Bruce; Wilder, John. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Brooks, Avery; Groves, Robin; Jaeckel, Richard; McLarty, Ron; Moses, Burke; Patterson, Chuck; Redfield, Marilyn; Rowe, Hansford; Russom, Leon; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Day’s Wages #1-13. PROD. NO.: 185862. AIR DATE: 01-14-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: McKee, Robert; Murkoff, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Colla, Richard. WITH: Andrews, Tina; Binns, Edward; Brooks, Avery; Christopher, Nick; Jaeckel, Richard; King, Eric; McDormand, Frances; McLarty, Ron; Serra, Raymond; Starr, Mike; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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A Madness Most Discreet (And the Hunter Home from the Hill) #1-15. PROD. NO.: 185863. AIR DATE: 01-21-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Austin, Ray. WITH: Brooks, Avery; Brown, David Neal; Colihan, Patrice; Gotell, Walter; Hogan, Robert; Holly, Ellen; Holvoe, Maria; Jaeckel, Richard; McLarty, Ron; Parady, Ron; Schnabel, Stefan; Solomon, Oliver; Stock, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; identification based on author, production number and story — would have had extensive rewrites. Brother to Dragons #1-16. PROD. NO.: 185864. AIR DATE: 02-04-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Gansa, Alexander; Gordon, Howard. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Boles, Eugene; Brooks, Avery; Carjart, Timothy; Colihan, Patrice; Herzberg, Becky; Holly, Ellen; Jaeckel, Richard; McHattie, Stephen; McLarty, Ron; Porter, Sharon; Reagan, Regina; Stock, Barbara; Zaslow, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. At the River’s Edge #1-20. PROD. NO.: 185869. AIR DATE: 03-25-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 02-18-1986. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Whorf, David M. WITH: Brooks, Avery; Carlson, Karen; Davidson, John; Heim, Carrie Kei; Jaeckel, Richard; McLarty, Ron; Sparer, Paul; Stock, Barbara; Wilson, Alexandra (Laurie). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Rage #1-21. PROD. NO.: 185872. AIR DATE: 04-011986. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1986. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Murkoff, Bruce. WITH: Blossom, Barbara; Brooks, Avery; Dourif, Brad; Houser, Christie; Jaeckel, Richard; Kennedy, Jihmi; McLarty, Ron; Mandell, Herb; Philipson, Adam; Sisto, Rocco; Stock, Barbara; von Bargen, Daniel; Wilson, Trey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hell Hath No Fury #1-22. PROD. NO.: 185871. AIR DATE: 04-08-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1986. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Freudenberger, Daniel. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Austin, Paul; Brooks, Avery; Butler, Paul; Dunn, Paul; Fonteno, David; Jaeckel, Richard; Jenney, Lucinda; Joyce, Stephen; Klar, Gary; Kosta, Karol; McLarty, Ron; Negro, Mary-Joan; Stock, Barbara; Thorson, Linda; Urich, Thomas J.; Wells, Frank T. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Sports for All see Fishing and Hunting Club Stage 8 see Ethel Barrymore Television Theater Stagecoach West HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 4, 1960, to Jun. 27, 1961; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television in association with Hilgarde Enterprises. PRODUCER: Fennelly, Vincent M. DIRECTORS: Carr, Thomas; Harris, Harry; McDougall, Donald. STARRING: Bray, Robert; Eyer, Richard; Rogers, Wayne. WITH: Burke, James. • Western series about the adventures of a group of stagecoach drivers.

The Star and the Story Not in Our Stars #1-18. PROD. NO.: 4040. AIR DATE: 02-07-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-17-1960. WRITERS: Stone, Joe; King, Paul. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Burke, James; Carr, Paul; Chaney, Lon, Jr.; Fancher, Hampton; Flippen, Jay C.; Green, Karen; Ward, Skip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Star and the Story (Henry Fonda Presents: The Star and the Story) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955/56; 30 minutes; 52 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Sharpe, Don. PRODUCER: Lewis, Warren. DIRECTORS : Amateau, Rodney; Foster, Lewis R.; Ganzer, Alvin; Kellino, Roy; Le Borg, Reginald; Lyon, Francis D.; Ripley, Arthur. HOST: Fonda, Henry. • Dramatic anthology series. Honolulu #1-2. AIR D ATE : 01-15-1955. WRITERS: Brady, Frederic; Maugham, W. Somerset (story). WITH: Lovejoy, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Star for Today see Telephone Time Star Playhouse see Schlitz Playhouse of Stars Star Time HOLDINGS: Philip Rapp Collection —1 script. NETWORK: DuMont. BROADCAST: Sept. 5, 1950, to Feb. 27, 1951; Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: DuMont Television Network. P RODUCERS: Forrest, George; Wright, Robert. DIRECTORS: Forrest, George; Wright, Robert. WRITER: Bailey, Harry. HOSTS: Ameche, Don; Langford, Frances. WITH: Benny Goodman Sextet; Parker, Lew. • Musical variety show. #4. A IR DATE : 12-26-1950. WITH : Conte, John; D’Artega, Alfonso; Irving Fields Trio; Lee, Kathryn; Parker, Lew; The Whipporwills. A DDITIONAL INFO : rundown; incl. Bickersons sketch.

Star Tonight HOLDINGS : Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script (incomplete). N ETWORK: ABC. B ROADCAST : Feb. 3, 1955, to Aug. 9, 1956; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. PROD. CO.: ABC Television. PRODUCER: Herrmann, Harry. DIRECTOR: Herrmann, Harry. • Dramatic anthology series that each week teamed up an unknown actor with established professionals. The program aired live from New York in 1955; by 1956 episodes were filmed. Taste #1-18. AIR DATE: 06-02-1955. WRITER: Dahl, Roald (story). WITH: Elliott, Leonard; Heming (Hemming), Violet; Millay, Diana; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: act II only; some marks. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

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SERIES CAST: Sept. 8, 1966, to Jun. 3, 1969; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2), 10:00 P.M. (season 3); 60 minutes; 79 episodes (+ unaired pilot). PROD . CO.: Desilu Productions (1966/67); Norway Corporation; Paramount Television (1968/69). CREATED BY: Roddenberry, Gene. EXEC. PROD.: Cramer, Douglas S.; Roddenberry, Gene. PRODUCERS: Coon, Gene L.; Freiberger, Fred; Lucas, John Meredyth. STARRING: Nimoy, Leonard; Shatner, William. WITH: Barrett, Majel; Doohan, James; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George; Whitney, Grace Lee. • Science fiction series about the adventures of the crew of the starship Enterprise in the 23rd century, on a mission to seek out new life and new civilizations. The Man Trap #1-1. PROD. NO.: 6149-6. AIR DATE: 09-08-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-16-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Johnson, George Clayton. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Anthony, Larry; Baker, Bob; Bal, Jeanne; Gimpel, Sharon; Howard, Vince; Kelley, DeForest; Knight, William; Nichols, Nichelle; Pyne, Francine; Ryder, Alfred; Takei, George; True, Garrison; Watson, Bruce; Whitney, Grace Lee; Zaslow, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note to director. Charlie X #1-2. PROD. NO.: 6149-8. AIR DATE: 0915-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1966. LAST REVISION: 0713-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Fontana, D.C.; Roddenberry, Gene (story). DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Bellah, John; Eitner, Don; Herron, Robert; Kelley, DeForest; Lindesmith, John; Mitchell, Dallas; Nichols, Nichelle; Roddenberry, Gene; Sofaer, Abraham; Stewart, Charles J.; Thompson, Garland; Walker, Robert, Jr.; Van Den Ecker, Beau; Whitney, Grace Lee; Wood, Laura. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; quote from A Tale of Two Cities. Where No Man Has Gone Before #1-3. PROD. NO.: 6149-2. AIR DATE: 09-22-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-161965. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Peeples, Samuel A. DIRECTOR : Goldstone, James. WITH: Carr, Paul; Doohan, James; Dromm, Andrea; Fix, Paul; Haynes, Lloyd; Lockwood, Gary; Kellerman, Sally; Takei, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Naked Time #1-4. PROD . NO.: 6149-7. A IR DATE : 09-29-1966. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-01-1966. LAST REVISION: 08-11-1966. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Black, John D.F. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Barrett, Majel; Bellah, John; da Vinci, Bud; Doohan, James; Hyde, Bruce; Kelley, DeForest; Knight, William; Moss, Stewart; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George; Talbert, Woody; Whitney, Grace Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Enemy Within #1-5. PROD. NO.: 6149-5. AIR DATE: 10-06-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Matheson, Richard. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Doohan, James; Goodwin, Jim; Kelley, DeForest; Madden, Edward (Ed); Takei, George; Thompson, Garland; Whitney, Grace Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Mudd’s Women #1-6. PROD. NO.: 6149-4. AIR DATE: 10-13-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-26-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. WITH: Carmel, Roger; Denberg, Susan; Doohan, James; Dynarski, Gene; Foxworth, Jerry; Glass, Seamon; Goodwin, Jim; Kelley, DeForest; Kowal, John

SERIES (Jon); Nichols, Nichelle; Steele, Karen; Takei, George; Thrett, Maggie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. What Are Little Girls Made of #1-7. PROD. NO.: 6149-10. AIR DATE: 10-20-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-271966. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Bloch, Robert. DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. WITH: Albright, Budd; Barrett, Majel; Basch, Harry; Cassidy, Ted; Deadrick, Vince, Sr.; Jackson, Sherry; Nichols, Nichelle; Strong, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Miri #1-8. PROD. NO.: 6149-12. AIR DATE: 10-271966. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. W ITH : Arndt, John; Darby, Kim; Doohan, James; Dweck, Jon; Dweck, Scott; Flanagan, Kellie; Goodwin, Jim; Kelley, DeForest; McCready, Ed; McEveety, Steven; Megna, John; Morris, Phil; Pollard, Michael J.; Roddenberry, Darlene; Roddenberry, Dawn; Ross, David L.; Sale, Irene; Shatner, Lisabeth; Taylor, Keith; Whitney, Grace Lee; Whitney, Scott. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Dagger of the Mind #1-9. PROD. NO.: 6149-11. AIR DATE : 11-03-1966. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-05-1966. L AST REVISION: 08-08-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Wincelberg, Shimon. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Anthony, Larry; Arndt, John; Behar, Eliezer (Eli); Davis, Walt; Elias, Lou; Gregory, James; Hill, Marianna; Kelley, DeForest; McCready, Ed; Nichols, Nichelle; Wasson, Susanne; Woodward, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Corbomite Maneuver #1-10. PROD. NO.: 61493. A IR DATE : 11-10-1966. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-20-1966. V ERSION: second revised final draft. W RITER: Sohl, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. WITH: Bochman, George; Call, Anthony D.; Calomee, Gloria; Cassidy, Ted; Doohan, James; Gabriel, John; Hartman, Ena; Howard, Clint; Kelley, DeForest; Lawrence, Mittie; Lippe, Jonathan; Mars, Bruce; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George; Whitney, Grace Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Menagerie (Parts 1 & 2) #1-11/12. PROD. NO.: 6149-16A/B. AIR DATES: 11-17-1966 / 11-24-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Roddenberry, Gene. DIRECTORS: Daniels, Marc; Butler, Robert (archival footage). WITH: Beggs, Hagan; Curtis, Tom; Doohan, James; Dunham, Brett; Kelley, DeForest; Hoyt, Clegg ; Jochim, Anthony; Kenney, Sean; Lupo, Tom; Madden, Edward; Mudie, Leonard; Nichols, Nichelle; Parrish, Julie; Reddin, Jan; Sands, Serena; Sawaya, George; Schmidt, Georgia; Throne, Malachi. I N ARCHIVAL FOOTAGE: Barrett, Majel; Duryea, Peter; Goodwin, Laurel; Hoyt, John; Hunter, Jeffrey; Oliver, Susan; Roarke, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; both parts used footage from the unaired series pilot The Cage. The Conscience of the King #1-13. PROD . NO.: 6149-13. AIR DATE: 12-08-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 08-231966. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Trivers, Barry. DIRECTOR: Oswald, Gerd. WITH: Adams, Marc; Anderson, Barbara; Bruck, Karl; Hyde, Bruce; Kelley, DeForest; Moss, Arnold; Nichols, Nichelle; Norwick, Natalie; Sargent, William; Troy, David; Vince, Frank; Whitney, Grace Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

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Star Trek Balance of Terror #1-14. PROD. NO.: 6149-9. AIR DATE: 12-15-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1966. LAST REVISION: 07-25-1966. WRITER: Schneider, Paul. DIRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. WITH: Baldavin, Barbara; Chadwick, Robert; Comi, Paul; Davis, Walt; Doohan, James; Kelley, DeForest; Lenard, Mark; Mines, Stephen; Montaigne, Lawrence; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George; Walberg, Gary; Warburton, John; Whitney, Grace Lee. Shore Leave #1-15. PROD. NO.: 6149-17. AIR DATE: 12-29-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1966. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sturgeon, Theodore. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH: Baldavin, Barbara; Banks, Emily; Bonne, Shirley; Brown, Marcia; Carr, John; Gruzaf, John; Kelley, DeForest; Lopez, Perry; McGowan, Oliver; Mars, Bruce; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George; Tom, Sebastian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Galileo Seven #1-16. PROD. NO.: 6149-14. AIR DATE: 01-05-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Wincelberg, Shimon; Crawford, Oliver (story). DIRECTOR: Gist, Robert. WITH: Crawford, John; Doohan, James; Douglas, Phyllis; Kelley, DeForest; Maffei, Robert (Buck); Marko, Peter; Marshall, Don; Nichols, Nichelle; Ross, David L.; Takei, George; Vaughn, Rees; Woods, Grant. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Squire of Gothos #1-17. PROD. NO.: 6149-18. AIR DATE: 01-12-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Schneider, Paul. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Barrier, Michael; Campbell, William; Carlyle, Richard; Doohan, James; Kelley, DeForest; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George; Wolf, Venita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Arena #1-18. PROD. NO.: 6149-19. AIR DATE: 01-191967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Coon, Gene. DIRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph. WITH: Ayres, Jerry; Cassidy, Ted; Clark, Bobby; Doohan, James; Farley, James; Kelley, DeForest; Kenney, Sean; Nichols, Nichelle; Shelyne, Carole; Takei, George; Troupe, Tom; Woods, Grant. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Tomorrow Is Yesterday #1-19. PROD. NO.: 6149-21. AIR DATE: 01-26-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-01-1966. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Fontana, D.C. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. WITH: Dempsey, Mark; Doohan, James; Kelley, DeForest; Lynch, Hal; Merrifield, Richard (Dick); Nichols, Nichelle; Peck, Ed; Perry, Roger; Spencer, Jim; Takei, George; Townsend, Sherri; Winston, John. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Who Mourns for Adonais? #2-2. PROD. NO.: 514933. AIR DATE: 09-22-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 05-15-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Ralston, Gilbert A. (also story); Coon, Gene L. DIRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. WITH: Doohan, James; Forest, Michael; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Nichols, Nichelle; Parrish, Leslie; Takei, George; Winston, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Obsession #2-13. PROD. NO.: 60347. AIR DATE: 1215-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1967. VERSION: first draft. W RITER: Wallace, Art. D IRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. WITH: Ayres, Jerry; Barrett, Majel; Brooks, Stephen; Doohan, James; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Nichols, Nichelle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Kelley, DeForest.

Stars Over Hollywood The Gamesters of Triskelion #2-16. PROD . NO.: 60346. AIR DATE: 01-05-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1967. LAST REVISION: 10-13-1967. VERSION: third revised final draft. WRITER: Armen, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gene. WITH: Crockett, Dick; Doohan, James; George, Victoria; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Morton, Mickey; Nichols, Nichelle; Pettyjohn, Angelique; Ross, Jane; Ruskin, Joseph; Sandor, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Hatch, Wilbur [music consultant]. The Enterprise Incident #3-2. PROD. NO.: 6004359. AIR DATE: 09-27-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 06-07-1968. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Fontana, D.C. DIRECTOR: Lucas, John Meredyth. WITH: Barrett, Majel; Coffey, Gordon; Compton, Richard; Donner, Jack; Doohan, James; Gentile, Robert; Howden, Mike; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Linville, Joanne; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Roddenberry, Gene. The Paradise Syndrome (The Paleface) #3-3. PROD. NO.: 60043-58. AIR DATE: 10-04-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 0603-1968. LAST REVISION: 06-10-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Armen, Margaret. DIRECTOR: Taylor, Jud. WITH: Barrett, Majel; Doohan, James; Hale, Richard; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Laird, Lamont; Lindesmith, John; Pollack, Naomi; Scharf, Sabrina; Solari, Rudy; Takei, George; Virgo, Peter, Jr. USED BY: Justman, Robert H. [associate producer / co-producer]. Plato’s Stepchildren #3-10. PROD. NO.: 60043-67. AIR DATE: 11-22-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1968. LAST REVISION: 09-05-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Dolinsky, Meyer. DIRECTOR: Alexander, David. WITH: Babcock, Barbara; Barrett, Majel; Doohan, James; Dunn, Michael; Kelley, DeForest; Nichols, Nichelle; Partridge, Derek; Scott, Ted; Sullivan, Liam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Empath #3-12. PROD. NO.: 60043-63. AIR DATE: 12-06-1968. SCRIPT DATES: 07-17-1968 / 07-22-1968. LAST REVISION: 07-23-1968. VERSIONS: first draft; final draft. WRITER: Muskat, Joyce. DIRECTOR: Erman, John. WITH: Bergmann, Alan; Doohan, James; Hays, Kathryn; Kelley, DeForest; Roberts, Davis; Sage, Willard; Takei, George; Wingreen, Jason. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Roddenberry, Gene. Let That Be Your Last Battlefield #3-15. PROD. NO.: 60043-70. AIR DATE: 01-10-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 10-021968. LAST REVISION: 10-11-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Crawford, Oliver; Cronin, Lee (Coon, Gene L.) (story). DIRECTOR: Taylor, Jud. WITH: Antonio, Lou; Barrett, Majel; Doohan, James; Gorshin, Frank; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Nichols, Nichelle; Takei, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Singer, Arthur H. [story consultant]. The Savage Curtain #3-22. PROD. NO.: 60043-77. AIR DATE: 03-07-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1968. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Roddenberry, Gene (also story); Heinemann, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Daugherty, Herschel. WITH: Atwater, Barry; Bergere, Lee; Blanton, Arell; DeMent, Carol Daniels; Doohan, James; Herron, Bob; Jung, Nathan; Kelley, DeForest; Koenig, Walter; Nichols, Nichelle; Pine, Phillip; Takei, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Hatch, Wilbur [music consultant].

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[unaired (?)]. V ERSION: partial script. W RITER: Goodman, Martha. ADDITIONAL INFO: 10 pages only.

Stars Over Hollywood HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 6, 1950, to Aug. 29, 1951; Wednesdays, 10:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 52 (?) episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Productions. PRODUCER: Harris, Sherman A. • Filmed dramatic anthology series, produced in Hollywood. The Iron Mask #1-50. AIR DATE: 08-22-1951. WRITERS : Young, Howard Irving ; Weyman, Stanley J. (story). DIRECTOR: Irving, Richard. WITH: Andrews, Stanley; Avonde, Richard; Del Val, Jean; Esmond, Carl; Miller, Marvin; Roberts, Lynne; Slocum, George.

Starsky and Hutch HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 30, 1975 (pilot); Sept. 10, 1975, to May 15, 1979; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 1); Saturdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); Tuesdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 4); 60 minutes; 89 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Spelling Goldberg Productions; 20th Century–Fox Studios. C REATED BY : Blinn, William. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Leonard; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCER: Naar, Joseph T. STARRING: Glaser, Paul Michael; Soul, David. WITH: Fargas, Antonio; Hamilton, Bernie. • Crime series about a pair of undercover cops. Death Race (The Launching of Emily Benson) [unproduced]. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-28-1975. VERSION: submission draft. WRITER: Hollom, Charles O. Murder in the English Manner [unproduced]. SCRIPT NO.: 77-4-211. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1977. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Friedman, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

State Trooper HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1956-59; 30 minutes; 104 episodes. PROD . CO.: Revue Productions. PRODUCER: Irving, Richard. STARRING: Cameron, Rod. WITH: Armstrong, Robert; Campbell, Alex; Haggerty, Don. • Action series about an investigator for the Nevada State Police, based on actual Nevada police files. The pilot ran as an episode of the anthology series Star Stage in Feb. of 1956, but the series did not make the network schedule and went into syndication. The Case of the Happy Dragon. PROD. NO.: 1757. SCRIPT DATE: 11-22-1957. WRITER: Kimble, Lawrence. DIRECTOR: Irving, Richard. W ITH : Alcaide, Chris; Campbell, Alex; Fong, Frances; Fong, Harold; Hogan, Pat; Lansing, Joi; Leavitt, Norman; Miller, Marvin; Tong, Francis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes.

Steve Donovan, Western Marshal (Western Marshal) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955/56; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Vibar Productions. PRODUCERS : Chertok, Jack; Poppe, Harry. D IRECTORS :

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Archainbaud, George; Landres, Paul; Livingstone, Charles D. STARRING: Kennedy, Doug. WITH: Waller, Eddy. • Western series about a Marshal in Wyoming in the 1870s. The People’s Choice #1-11. AIR DATE: 12-03-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1955. WRITER: Seller, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Journey to Justice #1-18. AIR D ATE : 01-21-1956. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-14-1955. WRITER: Bellem, Robert Leslie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Unbranded #1-20. AIR DATE: 02-04-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 04-01-1955. WRITER: Dunkel, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

Stevens, Leslie. PRODUCER: Stevens, Leslie. STARRING: Lord, Jack. WITH: Dern, Bruce; Dowdell, Robert; Hart, Bill; Oates, Warren. • Modern-day Western series about a rodeo performer. Joby #1-23. AIR DATE: 03-18-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 0129-1963. WRITER: Saltzman, Philip. DIRECTOR: Erman, John. WITH: Dowdell, Robert; Duvall, Robert; Hart, Bill; Karlen, John; Kent, David; Oates, Warren; Overton, Frank; Patterson, James; Van Patten, Joyce.

Stir Crazy

Jan. 11 to March 8; May 2 to 16, 1985; Fridays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 13 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Belous, Paul M.; Wolterstorff, Robert. PRODUCERS: Armus, Burton; Cragg, Stephen; Harris, Karen. STARRING: Smith, Rex. WITH: Regalbuto, Joe; Venture, Richard; Wilson, Jeannie. • Crime series about a former motorcycle cop who goes on special undercover missions for the government, riding a super-powered cycle — while keeping his cover job as a public relations officer for the police department. Falconer #1-1. PROD. NO.: 83502 (formerly 85864). AIR DATE: 01-04-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1983. LAST REVISION: 12-02-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Belous, Paul M.; Wolterstorff, Robert. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Adams, R.J.; Avery, James; Beckerman, Teri; Beltran, Robert; Carter, John; Casey, Jean Scot; Cox, Doug ; Downs, Aleana; Epcar, Richard; Lloyd, Christopher; Marmo, Joe; McCormick, Larry; Modean, Jayne; Polk, Randy; Pressman, Lawrence; Singer, Raymond; Thompson, Brian; Thompson, Timothy; Vlahos, Sam; Whitfield, David; Winter, Janet; Yashima, Momo; Yeager, Biff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Roepper[?], Peter.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 18 to Oct. 23, 1985; Dec. 24, 1985, to Jan. 7, 1986; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M. (through Oct.); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (from Dec.); 60 minutes; 9 episodes. PROD. CO.: Larry Larry Company Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. PRODUCER: Latt, David J. DIRECTOR: Hunt, Peter H. STARRING: Guzaldo, Joe; Riley, Larry. WITH: Silver, Marc; Wilson, Jeannie. • Comedy-adventure series based on the 1980 movie of the same title, about two men who, convicted of a crime they didn’t commit, break out of prison and search for the real criminal to clear their names. The Love Affair #1-7. PROD. NO.: 193305. AIR DATE: 12-24-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-12-1985. LAST REVISION: 08-23-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITERS: Russnow, Michael; Waxman, Mark (participating); Matheson, Richard Christian (participating); Szollosi, Thomas (participating). WITH: Cron, Claudia; Ghostley, Alice; Hill, Rick; Silver, Marc; Sterling, Philip; Wilson, Jeannie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list.

Stone HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 26, 1979 (pilot movie); Jan. 14 to March 17, 1980; Mondays, 9:00 P.M. (through Feb.), 10:00 P.M. (March); 60 minutes; 7 episodes (+ pilot, + 2 unaired). PROD. CO.: Stephen J. Cannell Productions; Universal Television. EXEC . PROD .: Bellisario, Donald P.; Cannell, Stephen J. PRODUCERS: Beaton, Alex; Dumm, J. Rickley; Dunaway, Don Carlos. STARRING: Weaver, Dennis. WITH: Baker, Joby; Hingle, Pat; Rhodes, Barbara; Weaver, Robby. • Crime series about a policeman who is also a writer. The Partner [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 54802. SCRIPT DATE: 02-07-1980. WRITERS: Szollosi, Thomas; Matheson, Richard, Jr. D IRECTOR: Magar, Guy. W ITH : Aragon, Jesse; Argenziano, Carmen; Barth, Eddie; Carbone, Antony; Cervera, Jorge, Jr.; France, Christopher; Griswold, Michael; Harden, Ernest, Jr.; Jackson, Stoney. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Stoney Burke HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 1, 1962, to May 20, 1963; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD. CO.: Daystar — United Artists Television. CREATED BY:

Street Hawk HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 4, 1985 (pilot movie);

The Streets of San Francisco HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 39 scripts (34 episodes, 1973-77). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1972 (pilot); Sept. 23, 1972, to Jun. 9, 1977; Saturdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 2, 5), 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4); 60 minutes; 119 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions; Warner Bros. Television. CREATED BY: Hume, Edward. EXEC . P ROD .: Martin, Quinn. PRODUCER : Yates, William Robert. STARRING: Douglas, Michael; Hatch, Richard; Malden, Karl. WITH: Carr, Darleen; Harris, Lee. • Crime series about a San Francisco Detective Lieutenant and his young partner, based on the novel Poor, Poor Ophelia by Carolyn Weston. The Stamp of Death #2-6. PROD. NO.: 5010. AIR DATE: 10-18-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1973. LAST REVISION: 08-10-1973. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Holt, Robert I. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Chung, Byron; Davis, Harry; Derr, Richard; Holliman, Earl; Howard, Vince; Morrow, Byron; Parfrey, Woodrow; Walter, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Doc”). One Last Shot #3-1. PROD. NO.: 5051. AIR DATE: 0912-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1974. LAST REVISION: 0510-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Sowards, Jack

The Streets of San Francisco B. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Aresco, Joey; Carrott, Ric; DeSantis, Patrick; Drivas, Robert; Mahoney, Jock; Nielsen, Leslie; Scott, Jacqueline; Spano, Joe; Strasberg, Susan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Most Deadly Species #3-2. PROD. NO.: 5059. AIR DATE: 09-19-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1974. LAST REVISION: 07-03-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Anderson, Hesper. D IRECTOR : Vogel, Virgil. W ITH: Collins, Reuben; Di Reda, Joe; Howard, Vince; Klitsner, Stu; Luisi, James; Manetti, Larry; Patrick, Dennis; Ruskin, Joseph; Sandor, Steve; Sullivan, Barry; Vaccaro, Brenda; Weissmueller, Johnny, Jr. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Office. Target: Red #3-3. PROD. NO.: 5052. AIR DATE: 0926-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1974. LAST REVISION: 0523-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Husky, Rick. DIRECTOR: Crane, Barry. W ITH : Anderson, Arline; Bixby, Bill; Bramley, William; Cameron, Gail Bryant; Duggan, Andrew; Lowens, Curt; Marsh, Linda; McCay, Peggy; McLean, David; Miller, Cheryl; Morrison, Bret; Morrow, Byron; Sargent, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Mask of Death #3-4. PROD. NO.: 5057. AIR DATE: 10-03-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-11-1974. LAST REVISION: 08-01-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm. DIRECTOR: Falk, Harry. WITH: Barry, Ivor; Davidson, John; Edelman, Herb; Fiedler, John; Helm, Anne; Kopell, Bernie; McAndrew, Marianne; Miller, Denny; Pine, Phillip; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. I Ain’t Marchin’ Anymore #3-5. PROD./STORY NO.: 5053; 165. AIR DATE: 10-10-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 05-071974. LAST REVISION: 06-06-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ruben, Albert. DIRECTOR: Stanley, Paul. WITH: Bryant, Joshua; Bull, Richard; Burns, Michael; Collentine, Barbara; Eisley, Anthony; Gilliland, Richard; Jarrett, Renne; Paull, Gaye Huston; Stauffer, Jack; Stroud, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. One Chance to Live #3-6. PROD. NO.: 5058. AIR DATE: 10-17-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Friedkin, David. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Cavonis, Paul; Hoffman, Bern; Jackson, Mary; Karon, Gwyn; Keats, Steven; Linville, Joanne; Mulhare, Edward; Parfrey, Woodrow; Scott, Pippa; Silveira, Ruth; Vigran, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Tomlin”). Flags of Terror #3-8. PROD. NO.: 5060. AIR DATE: 10-31-1974. SCRIPT DATES: 06-25-1974 / 07-22-1974. LAST REVISION : 07-30-1974. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Ziegman, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. W ITH : Burns, Timothy; Campbell, William; Cannon, Katherine; Chung, Byron; Daniels, Eugene; Eastham, Richard; Franklin, Carl; Hogan, Robert; LaPiere, Georganne; Larussa, Adrienne; McCoy, Sid; Medina, Julio; Moody, David; Roberts, Davis; Robertson, Dennis; Street, Elliott; Taylor, Zack. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Cry Help! #3-9. PROD. NO.: 5065. AIR DATE: 11-071974. SCRIPT DATE: 08-15-1974. LAST REVISION: 08-261974. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Brody, Larry; Bercovici, Leonardo (story). DIRECTOR: Allen, Corey. WITH: Barth, Eddie; Gruner, David; Hartley, Mari-

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SERIES ette; Howard, Clint; Jordan, William; Perry, Joseph; Redmond, Marge. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. License to Kill #3-12. PROD./STORY NO.: 5064; 163. AIR DATE: 12-05-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-23-1974. VERSION: work draft. WRITERS: Balluck, Don; Keith, Robert (story). DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Bonar, Ivan; Bryar, Paul; Cook, Tommy; DeBenning, Burr; Dillon, Brendan; Douglas, Damon; Farrell, Amy; Hamilton, Murray; Valentine, Berni The Twenty-Five Caliber Plague (The Gun) #3-13. PROD. NO.: 5056. AIR DATE: 12-12-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1974. LAST REVISION: 08-06-1974. VERSION: final draft. W RITERS: Kayden, Tony; Russnow, Michael. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Applegate, Royce D.; Arthur, Karen; Bassett, William; Bush, Owen; Collins, Reuben; Davison, Davey; Dorsett, Chuck; Edelman, Herb; Fetty, Darrell; Geary, Anthony; Harper, Kate; Hoffman, Bern; Howard, Vince; Ishimoto, Dale; Jenkins, Pal; Kamen, Milt; King, Wright; Lippe, Jonathan; Martin, Todd; Michaelian, Don; Miksak, Joe; Montgomery, Lee H.; Morrow, Vic; Murphy, Mary; Payne, Julie; Price, Allen; Rasmussen, Mark; Scott, Simon; Simon, Robert F.; Webber, Robert; Yates, John; Zerbe, Anthony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Letters from the Grave #3-16. PROD. NO.: 5068. AIR DATE: 01-16-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1974. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Cannan, Tom. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Boles, Jim; Gregg, Virginia; Johnson, Arch; Krugman, Lou; Mell, Joseph; Poppe, Herman; Strauss, Peter; Valenty, Lili; Washburn, Beverly; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Programming of Charlie Blake #3-19. PROD. NO.: 5072. AIR DATE: 02-06-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 11-051974. LAST REVISION: 12-02-1974. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Danus, Richard. DIRECTOR: Colasanto, Nicholas. WITH: Acker, Sharon; Marta, Lynne; Richardson, Susan; Sadoff, Fred; Smithers, William; Stephenson, John; Stockwell, Dean; Wallace (Stone), Dee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Glass Dart Board #4-2. PROD./STORY NO.: 5104; 192. AIR DATE: 09-18-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 04-18-1975. LAST REVISION : 06-09-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Baine, Sean. DIRECTOR: Falk, Harry. WITH: Caldwell, Dan; Callahan, Roberta; Carlin, Joy; Fabiani, Joel; Frizzell, Lou; Golden, Ginny; Klitsner, Stu; Metrano, Art; Nelson, Eugene A.; O’Neal, Patrick; Passarella, Art; Pepper, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. No Place to Hide (Prelude to Terror) #4-3. PROD./STORY NO.: 5103; 193. AIR DATE: 09-25-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 04-24-1975. LAST REVISION: 06-04-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Bell, Michael; Bow, Simmy; Carr, Paul; Cumbuka, Ji-Tu; Frank, Ben; Haze, Stan; Martin, Todd; Napier, Charles; Patterson, Kellee; Powers, Stefanie; Robinson, Chris; Waldon, Regina. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Men Will Die #4-4. PROD./STORY NO.: 5110; 188. AIR DATE : 10-02-1975. SCRIPT DATE : 05-27-1975. LAST REVISION: 07-30-1975. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Hendryx, Shirl. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Carr, Darleen; Ford, Anitra; Jones, Marcia Mae;

SERIES Kelly, Paula; Lenihan, Deirdre; Miles, Vera; Parks, Michael; Shaw, Jenifer; Wells, Sheilah. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. School of Fear #4-5. PROD./STORY NO.: 5106; 189. AIR DATE: 10-09-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 05-12-1975. LAST REVISION: 08-01-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Radnitz, Brad. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Doran, Ann; Evans, Maurice; Hastings, Bob; Hegyes, Robert; Hiken, Gerald; Kilpatrick, Erik; Kopell, Bernie; Lambert, Mark; Lehne, John; Lewis, Geoffrey; McDevitt, Ruth; Stanger, Barbara; Stark, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Deadly Silence #4-6. PROD./STORY NO.: 5101; 190. AIR DATE: 10-16-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 04-11-1975. LAST REVISION: 05-09-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bloch, John W. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Baxter, Meredith; Blakely, Gene; Carr, Darleen; Collins, Reuben; Cordic, Regis; Fetty, Darrell; Karnes, Robert; Marlowe, Nora; McRaney, Gerald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Dead Air #4-10. PROD./STORY NO.: 5111; 195. AIR DATE: 11-13-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1975. LAST REVISION: 08-08-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kupfer, Marvin Paul. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Balin, Ina; Byrnes, Burke; DiCenzo, George; Golonka, Arlene; Hagman, Larry; Martin, Aubri; O’Hara, Jenny; Patrick, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Cat’s Paw #4-12. PROD. NO.: 5113. AIR DATE: 12-04-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-11-1975. LAST REVISION: 08-26-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Fontana, D.C. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Babcock, Barbara; Baker, Diane; Barton, Dan; Bryar, Paul; Carr, Darleen; Charles, Lewis; Dowse, Frank; Falls, Shirley; Goman, Ray K.; McGuire, Michael David; Miller, Mark; Parks, Joel; Walter, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Spooks for Sale #4-13. PROD./STORY NO.: 5114; 203. AIR DATE: 12-11-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1975. LAST REVISION: 09-04-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Ruben, Albert. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Michael. WITH: Cioffi, Charles; Mathias, Anna; Miller, Allan; Petrie, George; Robertson, Dennis; Robinson, Andrew; Schwartzmann, Mischa; Selleck, Tom; Thibeau, Jack; Upton, Morgan; Weaver, Fritz. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Most Likely to Succeed #4-14. PROD./STORY NO.: 5112; 197. AIR DATE: 12-18-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-011975. LAST REVISION: 08-14-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hess, John. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. WITH: Aidman, Charles; Collins, Brent; Colomby, Scott; Ericson, Devon; Hammer, Ben; Hardy, Sarah; McCloskey, Leigh J.; Server, Eric; Smith, Patricia; Tabori, Kristoffer; Troupe, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Honorable Profession #4-16. PROD. NO.: 5120. AIR DATE: 01-15-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1975. LAST REVISION: 10-27-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Coyle, Paul Robert. D IRECTOR: Falk, Harry. W ITH : Baldwin, Bill, Sr.; Beaumont, Chris; Chiles, Linden; Clifton, George; Collins, Reuben; DeSoto, Rosanna; Gregg, Virginia; Manetti, Larry; Miller, Richard Drout; Moore, Lisa; Novack, Shelly; Reed, Robert; Tompkins, Joan; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

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The Streets of San Francisco Underground #4-18. PROD. NO.: 5122. AIR DATE: 01-29-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1975. LAST REVISION: 11-14-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Baine, Sean; Saltzman, Philip (story). DIRECTOR: Saltzman, Philip. WITH: Campbell, William; Charleson, Leslie; Charney, Suzanne; Davis, Harry; Draper, Forrest; Drivas, Robert; Evers, Jason; Jennings, Claudia; Lynch, Ken; O’Hara, Shirley; Pinkney, Gordon; Simon, Robert F.; Tata, Joe E.; Vasgersian, Ed; Walter, Jerry; White, David; York, Francine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Judgment Day #4-19. PROD./STORY NO.: 5121; 204. AIR DATE: 02-19-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1975. LAST REVISION: 11-04-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Buck, Ron. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. W ITH : Burns, Michael; Collins, Reuben; Costello, Ward; Dayton, June; Ellis, Juney; Hagen, Jean; Hays, Robert; Hobbs, Peter; LeRoy, Gloria; McCallion, James; Mettey, Lynette; Sadoff, Fred; Vari, Giovanni; Williams, Allen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Clown of Death #4-20. PROD. NO.: 5123. AIR DATE: 02-26-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-19-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Rowe, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Baer, Parley; Birney, David; Duncan, Angus; Hutchins, Will; Keefer, Don; Marta, Lynne; Rhue, Madlyn; Strong, Michael; Van Patten, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Alien Country #4-22. PROD./STORY NO.: 5115; 198. AIR DATE: 03-11-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1975. LAST REVISION: 09-11-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Brody, Larry. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Applegate, Royce D.; Bryar, Claudia; Carricart, Robert; Carvalho, Betty; Darrow, Henry; Glover, Bruce; Griffith, James; Martinez, A; McLean, David; Pennell, Ken; Perez, Tony; Poole, Roy; Strickland, Amzie; Trujillo, Thomas. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Thrill Killers (The Jury Is Out) (Parts 1 & 2) #5-1/2. PROD. NO.: 9010-7601. AIR DATES: 09-30-1976 / 10-07-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 06-28-1976. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. WITH: Baldwin, Bill, Sr.; Callahan, Roberta; Carr, Darleen; Chen, Tina; Clayton, Jan; Costello, Ward; Dey, Susan; Diaz, Edith; Douglas, Michael; Duke, Patty; Fell, Norman; Frank, Gary; Geary, Anthony; Glass, Ron; Hatch, David; Hong, James; Kelly, Paula; Lippe, Jonathan; Mattick, Patricia; McMullan, Jim; McRae, Alan; Moody, David; Quick, Eldon; Rhodes, Harry; Roberts, Doris; Ross, Marion; Sadoff, Fred; Shigeta, James; Stratton, Jan; Sullivan, Barry; Tedrow, Irene; Tobey, Kenneth; Van Patten, Dick; Varela, Jay; West, Don; Williams, Van; Wiseman, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies. Dead or Alive #5-3. PROD . NO.: 9009-7604. AIR DATE: 10-21-1976. SCRIPT DATES: 06-16-1976 / 06-281976. LAST REVISION: 07-07-1976. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Armus, Burt. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Argent, Maurice; Barab, Nira; Bosley, Tom; Bryar, Claudia; Caldwell, Dan; Diamond, Don; DoQui, Robert; Duff, Howard; Eilbacher, Lisa; Frank, Ben; Gail, Max; Golonka, Arlene; Greer, Dabbs; Henteloff, Alex; Marin, Russ; Stevens, Paul; Vick, John Allen; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies.

The Stu Erwin Show The Drop #5-4. PROD. NO.: 9009-7606. AIR DATE: 10-28-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-19-1976. LAST REVISION: 07-27-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Lessing, Norman. D IRECTOR: Falk, Harry. W ITH : Bellin, Thomas; Coleman, Dabney; Collins, Reuben; Griffith, James; Hindy, Joseph; Kove, Martin; LaRoche, Mary; Mason, Lola; Pratt, Susan; Roche, Eugene; Sawyer, Connie; Stevenson, Parker. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies. In Case of Madness #5-6. STORY NO.: 301. AIR DATE: 11-11-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Bloch, John W. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. WITH: Arnaz, Desi, Jr.; Beal, John; Collins, Reuben; Cumbuka, Mwako; Hundley, Craig; Janis, Conrad; Perez, Lazaro; Slade, Betsy; Stewart, Tom; Walton, Jess; Wasson, Craig; Yates, Cassie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. A Good Cop ... but #5-15. PROD. NO.: 9009-7617. AIR DATE: 02-10-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-25-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Larson, Charles. DIRECTOR: Falk, Harry. WITH: Barry, Ivor; Brandt, Hank; Calfa, Don; Chew, Sam, Jr.; Cordic, Regis; Esformes, Nate; Glover, Bruce; Homeier, Skip; Maxwell, Frank; O’Connell, Susan; Osterwald, Bibi; Primus, Barry; Rhodes, Jordan; Shelley, Joshua; Walden, Robert; Watson, Mills. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Once a Con #5-18. PROD. NO.: 9009-7619. AIR DATE: 03-03-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-15-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Seims, Michael; Dellinger, Robert. DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard. WITH: Collins, Reuben; Ericson, Devon; MacLean, Peter; Marsh, Linda; Martin, Anne-Marie; Martin, Todd; Maynard, Mimi; Nail, Joanne; Rhodes, Jordan; Rubinstein, John; Schwartzmann, Mischa; Sherman, Jenny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Time Out #5-23. PROD. NO.: 9009-7618. AIR DATE: 06-02-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-10-1976. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Heverly, Robert. DIRECTOR: Gilbert, Kenneth. WITH: Buckley, Hal; Collentine, Barbara; Collins, Reuben; Davison, Davey; Gorman, Cliff; Hardin, Jerry; Hart, Christina; Jefferson, Herb, Jr.; Lynch, Richard; McCallister, George; McGuire, Michael; O’Brien, Kenneth; Parr, Stephen; Rosqui, Tom; Sharkey, Ray; Tarter, Dale; Tiano, Lou. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Stu Erwin Show (Trouble with Father; Life with the Erwins) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Oct. 21, 1950, to Apr. 13, 1955; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (season 2), 7:30 P.M. (season 3 + one season of repeats only from Jul. 1953, to Oct. 1954); Wednesdays, 8:30 (season 4); 30 minutes; 130 episodes. PROD. CO.: Roland Reed Television Productions; Hal Roach Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal, Jr. PRODUCERS: Reed, Roland D.; Roach, Hal, Jr. STARRING: Erwin, Stu; Collyer, June. WITH: Anders, Merry; Best, Willie; Hayden, Harry; Kuehl, Sheila James; Milner, Martin; Todd, Ann. • Sitcom about a family with two children, a P.M.

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SERIES bumbling father and a loving and levelheaded mother; one of the first filmed sitcoms on TV. Keep Cool, Father [unidentified, unaired (?)]. PROD. NO.: 9167; RE 54-52. SCRIPT DATE: 10-25-1954. USED BY: Anderson, Harry C.

Studio 57 (Heinz 57 Playhouse) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORKS: DuMont; syndicated. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1954, to March 29, 1958 (KTTV, Los Angeles)— sources differ on the air dates of episodes and on the change from DuMont to syndication. Locally the program was aired on KABC from the beginning until Apr. 1957, and started on KTTV in Sept. 1957 (according to Variety). PROD. CO.: Revue Productions. PRODUCERS: Berman, Henry; Lewis, Richard. • Dramatic anthology series featuring mostly melodramas and mysteries. Safe Enough. PROD. NO.: 1302A. AIR DATE: 02-281957 (KABC). SCRIPT DATE: 12-26-1956. WRITER: Millard, Oscar. DIRECTOR: Miner, Allen. WITH: Aherne, Brian; Cooper, Melville; Huxham, Kendrick; KembleCooper, Lily; Light, Pamela; Stratton, Chet. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. No Sentiment. PROD. NO.: 1317A. AIR DATE: 01-041958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1957. LAST REVISION : 11-08-1957. W RITERS : Brady, Frederic; Levin, Meyer (story). DIRECTOR: Bricken, Jules. WITH: Blee, Bob; Clark, Dane; Ellis, Herb; Franz, Arthur; Gerstle, Frank; Grace, Charity; Kobe, Gail; Ragan, Mike; Summers, Hope; Webster, Chuck. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Studio One (Studio One in Hollywood; Studio One Summer Theater; Westinghouse Studio One; Westinghouse Summer Theater) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Fletcher Markle Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 7, 1948, to Sept. 29, 1958; Sundays, 7:30 P.M. (season 1); Mondays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 210); 60 minutes; 466 episodes. PROD. CO.: Worthington Miner; CBS Television. P RODUCERS: Brodkin, Herbert; Davis, Donald; Duff, Gordon; Haggott, John; Jackson, Felix; Kortner, Peter; Manulis, Martin; Miner, Worthington. • Dramatic anthology series representing the Golden Age of Television. The program was aired live from New York until Jan. of 1958, when it moved to the West Coast and was renamed Studio One in Hollywood. England Made Me #3-20. AIR DATE: 01-08-1951. W RITERS: Miner, Worthington; Turney, Catherine; Greene, Graham (story). PRODUCER : Miner, Worthington. D IRECTOR: Brynner, Yul. W ITH : Waring, Richard; Wetmore, Joan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Dino #8-16. AIR DATE: 01-02-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 1214-1955. WRITER: Rose, Reginald. PRODUCER: Jackson, Felix. DIRECTOR: Nickell, Paul. WITH: Bond, Rudy; Brenner, Carolyn; Clark, Dort; De Simone, Pat; Dennis, Danny; Halloran, Tony; Meeker, Ralph; Mineo,

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Sal; Peters, Brandon; Stehli, Edgar; Valenza, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list; some notes.

Bob. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies.

Sugarfoot

Summer Playhouse

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts (6 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1957, to Apr. 17, 1961; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M. (alternating with Cheyenne (see there)—seasons 1-2, and Bronco (see there)— season 3); Mondays, 7:30 (sharing timeslot with Cheyenne and Bronco, under the title Cheyenne Show— season 4); 60 minutes; 69 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. CREATED BY: Fessier, Michael. EXEC. PROD.: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Case, Carroll; Dunne, Burt; Silver, Arthur W.; Tatelman, Harry. S TARRING: Hutchins, Will. • Western series about a naïve young Easterner who travels west to become a lawyer and during his journey helps people in trouble. The series has little more than the title in common with the 1951 movie. Hideout (The Outlaws) #1-15. A IR DATE: 04-011958. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1958. LAST REVISION: 02-141958. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Hughes, Russell; Pittman, Maurita (story). DIRECTOR: Pittman, Montgomery. WITH: Bradford, Lane; Brown, Peter; Fix, Paul; Fredericks, Charles E.; Gordon, Anita; Gordon, Don; Gothie, Robert; O’Dell, Doye; Woodward, Morgan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Guns for Big Bear #1-16. AIR D ATE : 04-15-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Herzig, Sig; West, Elliot (story). DIRECTOR: Adreon, Franklin. WITH: Baker, Benny; de Corsia, Ted; Mohr, Gerald; Montell, Lisa; Russell, Bing. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. Yampa Crossing #2-7. A IR D ATE : 12-09-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1958. LAST REVISION: 08-15-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Blackburn, Tom. DIRECTOR: Leytes, Josef. WITH: Buffington, Sam; Hodgins, Earle; Hutton, Brian G.; Smith, Roger; Stone, Harold J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Royal Raiders (The Long Arm of Bismarck) #2-14. AIR DATE: 03-17-1959. SCRIPT DATES: 11-12-1958 / 11-17-1958. LAST REVISION: 11-24-1958. VERSIONS: first draft (partial); final script. WRITER: Brooke, Peter R. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Dantine, Helmut; De Santis, Joe; Greene, Billy M.; London, Steve; Lynn, Betty; Patrick, Dennis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Journey to Provision #3-9. AIR DATE: 01-05-1960. SCRIPT DATES: 09-21-1959 / 09-23-1959. LAST REVISION: 09-25-1959. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Morris, Edmund. DIRECTOR: Kern, James V. W ITH : Atterbury, Malcolm; Beddoe, Don; Hanna, Betty; Manson, Maurice; May, David; Mayer, Ken; McCann, John; Mills, Mort; Peters, Erika; Pullen, William; Weaver, Doodles; Wills, Henry; Wolfe, Ian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Welcome Enemy #4-4. A IR D ATE : 12-26-1960. SCRIPT DATES: 06-16-1960 / 06-17-1960. LAST REVISION: 06-20-1960. VERSIONS: first draft; final script. WRITER: Hermanos, W. WITH : Gordon, Bruce; Lake, Janet; Lloyd, Suzanne; McKinley, J. Edward; Palmer, Gregg; Strange, Glenn; Sutton, Grady; Torey, Hal; Wiensko,

HOLDINGS : Philip Rapp Collection — 3 scripts (1 episode). NETWORKS: NBC; CBS. BROADCAST: NBC: Jul. to Aug., 1954; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; Jul. to Sept., 1957; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. CBS: Jul. to Sept., 1964; Saturdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; Jun. to Sept., 1965; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television (1964). • Anthology series that aired during the summer break, filling the time until the start of the fall season. In the case of the NBC series, the episodes were reruns from other anthologies, while the CBS version consisted of unsold pilots. Mimi. AIR DATE: 08-29-1964. VERSIONS: ?; second revised draft. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. DIRECTOR: Rapp, Philip. STARRING: Ford, Phil; Hines, Mimi. WITH: Etienne, Roger; Garner, Lili; Gomez, Thomas; Iguchi, Yoneo; Kino, Lloyd; Patrick, Lee; Tobin, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: 3 copies.

Superior Court HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1986-90; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Ralph Edwards Productions; Stu Billett Productions; Warner Bros. Television. PRODUCERS: Billett, Stu; Edwards, Ralph. DIRECTOR: Corbett, Patrick. S TARRING: Burns, William D.; St. Jacques, Raymond; Jakes, Jill; Welsh, Louis M. • Reality-based courtroom series, dramatizing actual cases. Eminent Domain #1-23. PROD. NO.: 23-1115; 861169. SCRIPT DATE: 12-01-1986. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Corrington, John William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : part of “news reporter.”

Supertrain HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (1 episode). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 7, 1979 (pilot movie); Feb. 14 to May 5, 1979; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (through March); Saturdays (from Apr.); 60 minutes; 9 episodes. PROD. CO.: Dan Curtis Enterprises; NBC. EXEC. PROD.: Curtis, Dan; Silverman, Fred; Stambler, Robert. WITH: Alda, Robert; Andrews, Edward; Aresco, Joey; Brill, Charles; Collins, Patrick; De Lano, Michael; Nuckols, Bill; Page, Harrison; Palmer, Anthony; Graff, Ilene; Talbot, Nita; Wells, Aarika. • Anthology series set aboard a nuclear-powered train that travels across the country in 36 hours. Express to Terror #1-1 (pilot movie). PROD. NO.: 7401. AIR DATE: 02-07-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1978. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Wallace, Earl W. DIRECTOR : Curtis, Dan. W ITH : Alda, Robert; Andrews, Edward; Baer, Parley; Benson, Deborah; Cannon, Orin; Christi, Frank; Collins, Patrick; Conrad, Sid; Conway, Bert; De Lano, Michael; Fontane, Char; Hamilton, George; Honig, Howard; Karlen, John; Karnes, Robert; Lawrence, Steve; Lawrence, Vicki; Masak, Ron; Meredith, Don; Mitchell, Chuck; Nuckols, Bill; Page, Harrison; Stevens, Stella; Stroud, Don; Talbot, Nita; Wells, Aarika; Williams, Allen;

SurfSide 6 Williamson, Fred; Words, Sylvester; Wynant, H.M.; Wynn, Keenan; Young, Cameron. ADDITIONAL INFO: 4 copies.

SurfSide 6 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1960, to Jun. 25, 1962; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1), 9:00 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 74 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. E XEC . PROD .: Orr, William T. PRODUCERS: Davis, Jerry; Hoffman, Charles. STARRING: Donahue, Troy; Patterson, Lee; Williams, Van. WITH: Barry, Donald (Don); Crane, Richard; Garner, Paul (“Mousie”); McBain, Diane; Sierra, Margarita. • Crime series about three detectives in Miami who work out of a houseboat, anchored next to a beach hotel. Little Star Lost (Pretty Baby) #1-14. PROD. NO.: 25607. AIR DATE: 01-02-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 10-21-1960. L AST REVISION : 10-26-1960. VERSION: final script. WRITER: DeRoy, Richard. W ITH : Barry, Don; Ford, Constance; Graves, Gayla; Knight, Shirley; McBain, Diane; Reynolds, Marjorie; Ross, Don; Sierra, Margarita; White, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Facts on the Fire #1-16. PROD. NO.: 2569. AIR DATE: 01-16-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1960. LAST REVISION: 11-11-1960. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; Koenig, William (story). DIRECTOR: Rondeau, Charles R. WITH: Adams, Julie; Baer, Max, Jr.; Barry, Don; Garner, Mousie; Green, Dorothy; Knapp, Robert; McBain, Diane; Sierra, Margarita; Webb, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Chase (The Old Road; The Old Blue Moose) #1-22. PROD. NO.: 25614. AIR DATE: 02-27-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1961. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Smith, Roger; Pittman, Montgomery. DIRECTOR: Baron, Allen. WITH: Graham, Tim; Nalder, Reggie; O’Sullivan, Jerry; Sierra, Margarita; Werier, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. The Inside Job #1-25. PROD. NO.: 27805. AIR DATE: 03-20-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 02-08-1961. LAST REVISION: 02-09-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Saltzman, Philip. DIRECTOR: Rondeau, Charles R. WITH: Avery, Tol; Barry, Donald; Burnett, Donald (Don); Burton, Robert; Donlon, Dolores; Garner, Mousie; Harris, Michael; McBain, Diane; Moore, Mary Tyler; Sawyer, Joe; Sierra, Margarita; Stone, Jeffrey. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Vengeance Is Bitter #1-30. PROD. NO.: 25619. AIR DATE: 04-24-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1961. LAST REVISION: 03-22-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. DIRECTOR: Baur, Frank. W ITH: Barry, Donald; Griswold, Claire; Hamilton, Neil; Kaye, Lori; McCay, Peggy; McDowell, Jodi; Richards, Lorrie; Seay, James; Sierra, Margarita; Stockwell, Guy; Watkins, Linda. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Daphne, Girl Detective #2-4. PROD. NO.: 25772. AIR DATE: 10-09-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-26-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-02-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Groves, Herman; Court, Joanne (story). DIRECTOR: Goodwins, Leslie. WITH: Crane, Richard; Dern, Bruce; Kaye, Lori; McBain, Diane; Raynor, Grace; Sierra,

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SERIES Margarita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; name changes. Anniversary Special #2-19. PROD. NO.: 25788. AIR DATE: 01-29-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-10-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Roberts, Sonya. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. W ITH : Adams, Casey (= Max Showalter); Brooks, Robby; Cooper, Jeanne; Crane, Richard; Hiestand, John; Jones, Sally; Kane, Sid; Sierra, Margarita; Vernon, Ken. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The SurfSide Swindle (Don’t Give Up the Ship) #220. PROD. NO.: 25785. AIR DATE: 02-05-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 06-01-1961. LAST REVISION: 06-09-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Wright, Robert Vincent. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Crane, Richard; Greer, Dabbs; Lyons, Collette; McBain, Diane; Mohr, Gerald; Montell, Lisa; Sarracino, Ernest. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes. Vendetta Arms #2-25. PROD. NO.: 25793. AIR DATE: 03-12-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 01-19-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1962. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Roberts, Sonya. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH: Crane, Richard; Flavin, James; Halliday, Jack; Harold, Ralph; Harris, Robert H.; Hopper, Dennis; McBain, Diane; Marley, John; Woodson, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Portrait of Nicole #2-27. PROD. NO.: 25795. AIR DATE : 03-26-1962. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-04-1961. LAST REVISION: 12-11-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Wolfe, Glenn; Stein, Sol. DIRECTOR: Lang, Otto. WITH: Arlen, Roxanne; Breck, Peter; Crane, Richard; Givney, Kathryn; Harvey, Don C.; McBain, Diane; McCay, Peggy; Mitchell, Laurie; Road, Mike; Swofford, Ken; York, Francine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list. The Money Game #2-29. PROD. NO.: 25797. AIR DATE : 04-09-1962. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-15-1962. LAST REVISION: 01-17-1962. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Brady, Frederic (also story); Elmore, Gloria. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George. WITH: Berard, Roxane; Dark, Christopher; Lane, Charles; McBain, Diane; Minardos, Nico; Mohr, Gerald; Moore, Margo; Sierra, Margarita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Dead Heat (Mistaken Identity) #2-33. PROD. NO.: 25801. AIR DATE : 05-07-1962. SCRIPT D ATE : 0108-1962. L AST REVISION : 01-12-1962. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Thomas, Jerry. WITH : Conway, Melora; Cooper, Jeanne; Crane, Richard; Gorss, Saul (Sol); Harris, Stacy; Lynn, Cynthia; McBain, Diane; McGuire, Harp; Mathews, Walter; Stevens, Warren. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Private Eye for Beauty #2-35. PROD. NO.: 25803. AIR DATE: 05-21-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 02-07-1962. LAST REVISION: 02-16-1972. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Elmore, Gloria; Wright, Robert Vincent (also story); Brown, Leonard (story). WITH: Dehner, John; Devry, Elaine; Landa, Miguel Ángel; McBain, Diane; Morrow, Scotty; Oddo, Jerry; Sierra, Margarita; Wells, Dawn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Pawn’s Gambit (Silent Night) #2-37. PROD. NO.: 25805. AIR DATE: 06-04-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 08-101961. LAST REVISION: 08-24-1961. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Groves, Herman. DIRECTOR: Hayden, Jeffrey. WITH: Browne, Kathie; Crane, Richard; Leary, Nolan; McBain, Diane; McLeod, Howard; Prentis, Lucy; St.

SERIES Angel, Michael; Waldis, Otto. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. House on Boca Key #2-39. PROD. NO.: 25807. AIR DATE : 06-18-1962. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-27-1962. LAST REVISION: 03-14-1962. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Groves, Herman. DIRECTOR: Sparr, Robert. WITH : André, E.J.; Baxter, Alan; Blair, Patricia; Capri, Anna; Crane, Richard; Easton, Jack, Jr.; Halliday, Jackson; Holcombe, Harry; McBain, Diane; Mitchell, Steve; Petrie, George; Richards, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Suspicion HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 30, 1957, to Jul. 21, 1958; Mondays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 41 episodes. PROD. CO.: Shamley Productions; Revue Studios. PRODUCERS: Altman, Robert; Frye, William; Hitchcock, Alfred. HOSTS: Able, Walter; O’Keefe, Dennis. • Suspense anthology series with about half of the episodes produced live and half filmed. Doomsday #1-12. PROD. NO.: 508A. AIR DATE: 12-161957. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1957. WRITER: Bartlett, Sy. DIRECTOR: Girard, Bernard (Barny). WITH: Balk, Martin; Barton, Gregg; Binns, Edward; Birch, Paul; Bronson, Charles; Byrnes, George; Dockstader, George; Duryea, Dan; Gordon, Ray; Hooker, Ken; Middleton, Robert; Perry, Naomi; Phipps, William; Ragan, Mike; Russell, Bing; Study, Lomax; Wendell, Howard; Whitney, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

$weepstake$ HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 26 to March 2, 1979; Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6(?) episodes. PROD. CO.: Miller-Milkis Productions in association with Paramount Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Dozier, Robert; Furia, John, Jr. PRODUCER: Kadish, Ben. STARRING: Byrnes, Edd. • Anthology series that follows the lives of people who win a million dollars in a state lottery. Danny, Janet and Bobbi, John and Kelly [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 60451-010. SCRIPT DATE: 03-21-1979. VERSION : first draft. W RITERS : Caron, Glenn Gordon; Osmond, Cliff. ADDITIONAL INFO: name change. USED BY: part of “Police Chief Daily.”

Switch HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST : March 21, 1975 (pilot movie); Sept. 9, 1975, to Jul. 9, 1978; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1), 10:00 P.M. (season 2); Fridays, 10:00 P . M . (season 3); 60 minutes; 70 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Glen A. Larson Productions in association with Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Epstein, Jon; Larson, Glen A.; Rapf, Matthew. PRODUCERS: Laird, Jack; Peyser, John; Vance, Leigh. STARRING: Albert, Eddie; Wagner, Robert. WITH: Bryant, William; Callas, Charlie; Gless, Sharon; Hong, James; Miller, Mindi; Slattery, Richard X.; Swofford, Ken. • Adventure series about an ex-cop and an ex-con working together as private detectives, whose specialty it is to beat swindlers at their own game.

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The Twelfth Commandment #2-2. P ROD . NO.: 45813. AIR DATE: 09-28-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 06-291976. LAST REVISION : 07-09-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Vance, Leigh. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. W ITH : Askew, Luke; Callas, Charlie; David, Thayer; Dimitri, Nick; Duffin, Shay; Gless, Sharon; Kidder, Margot; Lynch, Richard; Mudock, George. The Lady from Liechtenstein (Till Death Do Us Part) (Part 2) #2-9. P ROD . NO.: 45832 (formerly 45831). AIR DATE: 11-30-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 09-301976. LAST REVISION : 10-14-1976. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Hudis, Norman; Forrester, Larry. DIRECTOR: Impastato, David. WITH: Askin, Leon; Bailey, Jim; Chaplin, Sydney; Corey, Jeff; Friebus, Florida; Gless, Sharon; Nevins, Claudette; Silver, Borah; Study, Lomax. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Hundred Thousand Ruble Rumble #2-12. PROD. NO.: 45823. AIR DATE: 12-21-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1976. LAST REVISION : 08-23-1976. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Fine, Mort. DIRECTOR: Penn, Leo. WITH: Bisoglio, Val; Fujioka, John; Gierasch, Stefan; Gless, Sharon; Glover, Bruce; Jackson, Sherry; Kieu-Chinh; Parker, Frank; Rialson, Candice; Slattery, Richard X. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Eyewitness #2-15. PROD . NO.: 45836 (formerly 45831). AIR DATE: 01-23-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-161976. L AST REVISION : 01-03-1977. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Davidson, Lew; Earll, Robert; Forrester, Larry. D IRECTOR: Penn, Leo. W ITH : Callas, Charlie; David, Jeff; Fabiani, Joel; Gless, Sharon; Heiden, Janice; Howard, Vince; Miller, Mindi; Parker, Lara; Ruskin, Joseph; Slattery, Richard X. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. Butterfly Mourning #2-17. PROD. NO.: 45833. AIR DATE : 02-06-1977. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-28-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-14-1977. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Godfrey, Alan; Earll, Robert; Forrester, Larry. DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Callas, Charlie; Farrell, Sharon; Gless, Sharon; Goldsmith, Jonathan; Hastings, Bob; Miller, Mindi; Pickens, Slim; Pierce, Stack; Summers, Yale. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes.

T. H. E. Cat HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1966, to March 31, 1967; Fridays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCER: Sagal, Boris. STARRING: Loggia, Robert. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Carricart, Robert. • Adventure series about a former acrobat and cat burglar (Thomas Hewitt Edward Cat), who has become a bodyguard, working out of his friend’s café. Payment Overdue #1-3. PROD. NO.: C-13. AIR DATE: 09-30-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 06-03-1966. WRITER: Hamner, Robert. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Barry, Donald; Carricart, Robert; Devon, Laura; Harens, Dean; Stewart, Paul. A DDITIONAL INFO : sticker: GAC Literary Department, 9025 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills, California. To Bell T. H. E. Cat (Double Guard) #1-10. PROD. NO.: C-14. AIR DATE: 11-25-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 05-231966. WRITER: Schoenfeld, Bernard C. DIRECTOR: Roley,

T.J. Hooker Sutton. WITH: Armstrong, R.G.; Carricart, Robert; Darrow, Henry; Jenson, Roy; Marshall, Shary; Romain, Yvonne; Scott, Simon. A Slight Family Trait #1-18. PROD. NO.: C-32. AIR D ATE : 01-20-1967. VERSION: final revised script. WRITER: Turley, Jack. DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Booth, Carol; Carricart, Robert; Colicos, John; Landis, Monte; Lupton, John; Watkins, Linda; Wolfington, Iggie. USED BY: Murphy, Frank.

T.J. Hooker HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 41 scripts (32 episodes). NETWORKS: ABC; CBS. BROADCAST: ABC: March 13, 1982 (pilot movie); March 20, 1982, to May 4, 1985; Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 1-4); 60 minutes; 72 episodes (incl. pilot). CBS: Sept. 25, 1985, to May 28, 1986; Wednesdays, 11:30 P.M.; 70 minutes; 18 episodes. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television; Spelling Goldberg Productions. CREATED BY: Husky, Rick. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Leonard; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Bowman, Chuck; Downing, Stephen; Fogarty, Jack V.; Hayes, Jeffrey M.; Ingalls, Don; Kline, Steve; Kukoff, Bernie; Muntner, Simon; Rodgers, Mark; Waters, Ed. STARRING: Shatner, William. WITH: Bryant, Lee; Clough, April; Darren, James; Herd, Richard; Locklear, Heather; Zmed, Adrian. • Crime series about a veteran police officer who trains new recruits. Second Chance #2-1. PROD. NO.: 181612. AIR DATE: 09-25-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1982. LAST REVISION: 07-16-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. W RITER: Rodgers, Mark. DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Campos, Victor; Davi, Robert; Fitts, Rick; Hallowell, Lynn; Holden, Rebecca; Kellogg, Christine; Ruscio, Al; Russell, Betsy; White, De’voreaux. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. King of the Hill #2-2. PROD. NO.: 181614. AIR DATE: 10-02-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-24-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Downing, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Picerni, Charlie. WITH: Billingslea, Beau; Carroll, Roberta Lee; Darren, James; Graham, Gary; Herd, Richard; Locklear, Heather; McGonagle, Richard; O’Sullivan, James; St. Andrew, Tara; Stock, Alan; Wilkes, Donna; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Empty Gun #2-3. PROD. NO.: 181615. AIR DATE: 10-16-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Savage, Paul. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Elliott, David Michael; Gallegos, Joshua; Herd, Richard; Jefferson, Herbert (Herb), Jr.; Kaatz, Christie; Locklear, Heather; Manon, Gloria; Margolese, E.M.; Martin, Aaron; Nolan, Jeanette; Slater, Shirley; Thomson, Scott; Underwood, David; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Blind Justice (Blind Watch) #2-4. PROD . NO.: 181616. AIR DATE: 10-23-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-021982. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Viola, Joe (also story); Downing, Stephen (also story); Dallenbach, Walter (story). DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: The Beach Boys; Burton, Tony; Fetty, Darrell; Herd, Richard; Lafferty, Marcy; Locklear, Heather; Mauro, Ralph; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Terror at the Academy #2-6. PROD. NO.: 181608. AIR DATE: 11-06-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1982. VER-

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SERIES SION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Fogarty, Jack (also story); Husky, Rick (story). DIRECTOR: Bondelli, Phil. WITH: Anderson, Melody; Bryant, Lee; Clark, Doran; Eggert, Nicole; Herd, Richard; Locklear, Heather; Tabori, Kristoffer; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Survival Syndrome #2-7. PROD. NO.: 181607. AIR DATE: 11-13-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 09-18-1982. LAST REVISION: 09-27-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Barnes, Dallas; Barnes, JoAnne. DIRECTOR: Picerni, Charlie. W ITH : Darren, Anthony; Faracci, James; Fields, Robert; Gallub, Martha; Herd, Richard; Hixon, Ken; Little, Tawny; Locklear, Heather; Morton, Wayne; Mulkey, Chris; Soper, Mark; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Deadly Ambition #2-8. PROD. NO.: 181606. AIR DATE: 11-20-1982. SCRIPT DATES: 10-07-1982 / 10-101982. VERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Weingarten, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Applegate, Royce D.; Foreman, Deborah; Goldsmith, Jonathan; Herd, Richard; Justin, Bobby; Lewis, Jerry Lee; Locklear, Heather; Potts, Cliff; Scarber, Sam; Smith (McMahon),Tracy; Vint, Jesse; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. A Cry for Help #2-9. PROD. NO.: 181623. AIR DATE: 11-27-1982. S CRIPT D ATE : 09-23-1982. W RITER: Fogarty, Jack V. VERSION: final draft. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Balderson, Robert; Campos, Rafael; Cervantes, Gary; Darrow, Henry; Del Conte, Ken; Fernandes, Miguel; Gómez, Panchito; Hall, Philip Baker; Herd, Richard; Locklear, Heather; Shoop, Pamela Susan; Silva, Trinidad; Strano, Carl; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Husky, Rick. Thieves Highway #2-10. PROD. NO.: 181624. AIR DATE: 12-04-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1982. VERSION: second revised final draft. W RITERS: Lewis, Roger; Cutler, Devorah. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Amundsen, Tom; Bush, Tommy; Christofferson, Debbie; Crosby, Joan; Duffy, Thomas F.; Emerson, Karrie; Herd, Richard; Lacher, Taylor; Locklear, Heather; Magiera, Dan; Miano, Robert; Stephens, Laraine; Stockwell, Guy; Van Norden, Peter; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Connection #2-11. P ROD . NO.: 181613. AIR DATE: 12-18-1982. SCRIPT DATES: 07-31-1982 / 08-111982. LAST REVISION: 08-12-1982. VERSIONS: revised final draft; second revised final draft. WRITER: Boyle, Donald R. D IRECTOR: Allen, Corey. W ITH : Bohrer, Corinne; Bristol, Adam S.; Daughton, James; Deyer, Julian; Herd, Richard; Johnston, J.J.; Jones, Claude Earl; Lineback, Richard; Locklear, Heather; Nunn, Terri; Sedwick, Kimberly; Severeid, Susanne; Stoner, Sherri; White, Ted; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 3 copies. The Fast Lane #2-12. PROD. NO.: 181621. AIR DATE: 01-08-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1982. VERSION: third revised final draft. WRITER: Hayes, Jeffrey. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Arngrim, Stefan; Brando, Kevin; Eisenmann, Ike; Forsyth, Rosemary; Herd, Richard; Hertelendy, Hanna; Howard, Kevyn Major; Iley, Barbara; Jeter, James; Kimmell, Dana; Lee, Jonna; Locklear, Heather; Rohner, Clayton; Sheehan, Brian; Wyle, Michael; Zmed, Adrian. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list.

SERIES Too Late for Love #2-13. PROD. NO.: 181625. AIR DATE: 01-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1982. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Fogarty, Jack V. DIRECTOR: Preece, Michael. WITH: Christopher, Thom; Cinardo, Nick; Dunn, Conrad; Filpi, Carmen; Gainey, M.C.; Herd, Richard; Locklear, Heather; Moquin-Sanford, Guylaine; Saldana, Theresa; Stock, Barbara; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Mumbler #2-15. PROD. NO.: 181620. AIR DATE: 01-29-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1982. LAST REVISION: 10-29-1982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Viola, Joe. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Cavanaugh, Michael; Galloway, Pam; Herd, Richard; Locklear, Heather; McDonnell, Jo; Maxwell, Don; Melville, Sam; Penny, Sydney; Regina, Paul; Ryan, Nicholas; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Sweet Sixteen ... and Dead #2-17. P ROD . NO.: 181629. AIR DATE: 02-12-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-281982. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Viola, Joe. DIRECTOR: Shatner, William. WITH: Brown, Olivia; Cavalier, Carrie; Eggert, Nicole; Farrell, Sharon; Hanley, Robert; Herd, Richard; Hoover, Joseph; Hudson, Toni; Kent, Paul; Locklear, Heather; Mercurio, Micole; O’Leary, Michael; Richards, Krystal; Schoelen, Jill; Williams, Clarence III; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Raw Deal #2-18. PROD. NO.: 181635. AIR DATE: 0219-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Fogarty, Jack V.; Muntner, Simon. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Brown, Jim; Cadiente, David; Contreras, Luis; Curtain, Robert; Gillespie, Ann; Hall, Phyllis; Herd, Richard; Kingi, Henry; Liska, Stephen; Locklear, Heather; McIntire, James; Raines, Cristina; Romero, Carlos; Santos, Bert; Young, Cletus; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Payday Pirate #2-21. PROD. NO.: 181632. AIR DATE: 04-30-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Margolis, Paul B. D IRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Bryant, Lee; Cain, Madelyn; Darren, James; Eggert, Nicole; Genovese, Mike; Herd, Richard; Hooker, Buddy Joe; Landon, Hal, Jr.; LeClerc, Jean; Locklear, Heather; Mair, Jimmy; Newell, James; Wells, Tiny; Yeager, Biff; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Ayer, Simon [Casting Department]. Carnal Express #3-2. PROD. NO.: 181637. AIR DATE: 10-08-1983. SCRIPT DATES: 06-06-1983 / 06-08-1983. L AST REVISION : 06-11-1983. VERSIONS: revised final draft; second revised final draft. WRITER: Viola, Joe. DIRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Brown, Peter; Darren, James; Drago, Billy; Duke, Ray; Heasley, Marla; Locklear, Heather; Lynch, Richard; Mason, Eric; Noble, Trisha; Ryan, Kathy; Scheffell, Beth; Smith, Lionel Mark; Swan, Michael; Weatherly, Shawn; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Chinatown #3-3. PROD. NO.: 181639. AIR DATE: 1015-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-11-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Muntner, Simon; Fogarty, Jack V. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. WITH: Brown, Peter; Cheung, George Kee; Darren, James; Fong, Benson; Kim, Robert (Rob); Locklear, Heather; Shigeta, James; Thomson, Patricia Ayame; Torppe, Danil; Wood, Andy; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

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T.J. Hooker The Cheerleader Murder #3-4. PROD. NO.: 181643. AIR DATE: 10-22-1983. SCRIPT DATES: 05-24-1983 / 0525-1983. VERSIONS: revised final draft; second revised final draft. WRITER: Sanford, Gerald. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH : Bailey, J. Robert; Cross, Bill; Daniels, Alex; Darren, James; Justice, Katherine; Kimmell, Dana; Locklear, Heather; Lucas, Lee; Luisi, James; Penny, Joe; Perez, Tony; Sherman, Jenny; Slack, Ben; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Shadow of Truth #3-5. P ROD . N O.: 181641. AIR DATE: 10-29-1983. SCRIPT DATES: 07-11-1983 / 07-141983. LAST REVISION: 07-15-1983. VERSIONS: revised final draft; third revised final draft. WRITER: Sherman, Robert. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Askew, Luke; Barry, Guerin; Capizzi, Bill; Claridge, Christie; Coster, Nicolas; Darren, James; Fuhrman, Ben; George, Howard; Glazer, Eugene Robert; Locklear, Heather; Reid, Daphne Maxwell; Shaver, Helen; Weatherly, Shawn; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 3 copies. Walk a Straight Line #3-6. PROD. NO.: 181642. AIR DATE : 11-05-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 05-04-1983. L AST REVISION: 05-09-1983. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Kelbaugh, Rick. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Baggetta, Vincent; Bellamy, Ned; Carter, Mitch; Darren, James; Emmanuel, Maurice; Joseph, Ronald G.; Locklear, Heather; Montgomery, Belinda; Shirley, Forest; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. A Child Is Missing #3-7. PROD. NO.: 181645. AIR DATE: 11-12-1983. SCRIPT DATES: 06-14-1983 / 06-171983. LAST REVISION: 06-24-1983. VERSIONS: revised final draft; third revised final draft. WRITER: Sowards, Jack B. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Alvarez, Abraham; Aragon, Jesse; Darren, James; Darrow, Henry; Esformes, Nate; Forsythe, William; Gallego, Gina; Gallub, Martha; Hincks, C.J.; Horan, Barbara; Keats, Steven; Kesner, Jillian; Lawson, Len; Locklear, Heather; Lucia, Charles; Williams, R.J.; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. The Trial #3-8. PROD. NO.: 181636. AIR DATE: 11-191983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-06-1983. LAST REVISION: 04-191983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Downing, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Carlo, Ismael (“East”); Darren, James; De Broux, Lee; Dierkop, Charles; Farmer, Frank; Hong, James; Hooks, Robert; Kasdorf, Lenore; Locklear, Heather; Pomerantz, Jeff; Wood, John Lisbon; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; map. A Matter of Passion #3-9. PROD. NO.: 181644. AIR DATE: 11-26-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 06-27-1983. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Nelson, Dick. DIRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. WITH: Alaimo, Marc; Bowman, Pamela; Darren, James; Dearth, Bill; Haynes, Lloyd; Henschel, Tom; Locklear, Heather; Lottimer, Eb; Meadows, Kristen; O’Reilly, Robert; Vernon, John; Weatherly, Shawn; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Hot Property #3-17. PROD. NO.: 181648. AIR DATE: 02-25-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Krumholz, Chester. DIRECTOR: Rondell, Ric. W ITH : Bernard, Ed; Darren, James; DeMauro, Nick; Evers, Jason; Fulton, Rad; Herd, Richard; Justin, Bobby; Lockhart, Anne; Locklear,

Tales of the Apple Dumpling Gang Heather; Miano, Robert; Michaels, Shawn; Penland, Charles R.; Saito, James; Terry, Kim; Wise, Ray; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Death Strip #3-19. PROD. NO.: 181660. AIR DATE: 03-10-1984. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-06-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Mathews, Patrick. DIRECTOR : Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. W ITH : Anderson, Sam; Aresco, Joey; Arthur, Terry; Campbell, Nicholas; Christopher, Thom; Clemons, Rebecca; Darren, James; Locklear, Heather; Nero, Toni; Rasulala, Thalmus; Sneed, Maurice; Vega, Robert; Wiberg, Katherine A.; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; 2 copies. Psychic Terror #3-20. PROD. NO.: 181659. AIR DATE: 03-24-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kelley, William. DIRECTOR: Koch, Kenneth R. WITH: Chandler, John; Darren, James; Eastin, Steve; Glover, Bruce; Goldberg, Amanda; Hooks, David; Jacoby, Laura; Kent, Paul; Lafferty, Marcy; Locklear, Heather; McCarty, Vicky; Murrill, Milton; Powell, Susan; Schulman, Bethany; Taylor, Buck; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Two Faces of Betsy Morgan #4-2. PROD. NO.: 181673. AIR DATE: 10-20-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-051984. VERSION: work draft. WRITER: Bielak, Bob. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Andro, Nina; Boucher, Savannah Smith; Carroll, Jill; Cole, Betty; Darren, James; Farrington, Hugh; Hausner, Jerry; Hudson, Ernie, Jr.; Labiosa, David; Locklear, Heather; Salem, Kario; Whitlow, Jill; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes throughout. Hardcore Connection #4-4. PROD. NO.: 181667. AIR DATE: 11-03-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1984. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Downing, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Nyby, Christian I. II. WITH: Banks, Laura; Franz, Dennis; Darrelle, Dharvi; Darren, James; Farlando, Daniel; Herd, Richard; Hopkins, Bobb; LaMotta, John; Locklear, Heather; Pankhurst, Patrick; Recasner, Ron; Richter, Deborah (Debi); Romano, Andy; Ross, Gene; Thomas, Heather; Tokuda, Marilyn; Zmed, Adrian. Anatomy of a Killing #4-5. PROD. NO.: 181683. AIR DATE: 11-10-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Downing, Stephen. D IRECTOR: Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. W ITH : Brown, Jim; Brown, Roger Aaron; Darren, James; Fields, Chip; Hawkins, Hal; Jacoby, Bobby; Jayne, Robert; Johnson, Penny; Jordan, Howard; Locklear, Heather; McFadden, Tom; Scorpio, Jay; Turman, Glynn; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Target: Hooker #4-6. PROD. NO.: 181664. AIR DATE: 11-17-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Muntner, Simon. D IRECTOR: McEveety, Vincent. W ITH : Darren, James; Dryer, Robert; Farrington, Hugh; Gautreaux, David; Gordon, Don; Isler, Seth; Kopins, Karen; Locklear, Heather; Morley, Christopher; Ross, Bob; Walker, Charles; Zmed, Adrian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; marks and notes throughout. The Assassin #5-5. PROD. NO.: 181699. AIR DATE: 1113-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-05-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Husky, Rick. DIRECTOR: Compton, Richard. WITH: Baggetta, Vincent; Camphuis,

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Tales of the Apple Dumpling Gang see Gun Shy Tales of the Gold Monkey HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts (8 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 22, 1982 (pilot movie); Sept. 29, 1982, to Jun. 1, 1983; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 21 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Belisarius Productions; Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Bellisario, Donald P. PRODUCER: Baer, Donald A. STARRING: Collins, Stephen. WITH: Calvin, John; Dubois, Marta; Fujioka, John; Jankey, Les; Kalane, Ahmed; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; O’Heaney, Caitlin. • Adventure series set in the South Pacific island of Borgora in 1938, where a cargo pilot encounters a colourful group of people who are hunting for a legendary thousand-year-old relic called the Gold Monkey. Ape Boy #1-12. PROD. NO.: 57407. AIR DATE: 01-121983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1982. LAST REVISION: 12-131982. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Schneider, Andrew (Andy); Driskill, Bill; Lerner, Eric. DIRECTOR: Kolbe, Winrich. WITH: Bartlett, Charles; Calvin, John; Corbett, Jason; Cross, Bill; Dubois, Marta; Ensign, Michael; Fujioka, John; Gierasch, Stefan; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; O’Heaney, Caitlin; Pitton, Michael; Sinutko, Shannon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list; 2 copies. God Save the Queen #1-13. PROD. NO.: 57430. AIR DATE: 01-19-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1982. WRITER: Geiger, George. DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil. W ITH : Anderson, S. Newton; Avery, James; Danziger, Kenneth; Dittman, Dean; Dotrice, Roy; Edwards, Paddi; Macaulay, Charles; MacKay, Jeff; Mason, Madison; Scott, Kathryn Leigh; Smith, Charles; Winfield, Chris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list. Force of Habit #1-15. PROD. NO.: 57431. AIR DATE: 02-02-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 12-29-1982. WRITERS: Greene, Tom (also story); Schmidt, William (story). DIRECTOR: Laidman, Harvey S. WITH: Askew, Luke; Calvin, John; Huddle, Elizabeth; Jankey, Les; Kotero, Apollonia; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; McKrell, Jim; O’Heaney, Caitlin; Shoop, Pamela Susan; Wein, Dean. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list; some marks and notes. The Cooked Goose #1-16. PROD. NO.: 57435. AIR DATE : 03-04-1983. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-25-1983. LAST REVISION: 01-27-1983. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Huguely, Jay. DIRECTOR: Baer, Donald A. WITH: Calvin, John; Currie, Sondra; Dubois, Marta; Fujioka, John; Hampton, James; Jankey, Les; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; Maxwell, Don; Nakamoto, Ed; O’Heaney, Caitlin; Shea, Jack; Tanaka, Toru. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list; some notes.

SERIES Last Chance Louie #1-17. PROD. NO.: 57434. AIR DATE: 03-11-1983. SCRIPT DATES: 01-31-1983 / 02-041983. WRITERS: Greene, Tom; Geiger, George. DIRECTOR: Fargo, James. WITH: Darrow, Henry; Grant, Faye; Hiken, Gerald; Hoy, Linda; Jankey, Les; Lowens, Curt; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; O’Heaney, Caitlin; Pitton, Michael; Robinson, Jay; Wright, Ben; Zabriskie, Grace. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list. Naka Jima Kill (Story of a Lifetime) #1-18. PROD. NO.: 57433. AIR DATE: 03-18-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 0118-1983. WRITERS: Schneider, Andrew; Greene, Tom. DIRECTOR: Whitman, Jack. WITH: Cattrall, Kim; Dubois, Marta; Fujioka, John; Jankey, Les; Kageyama, Rodney; Kuroda, Emily; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; Merlin, Jan; Mullins, Michael; O’Heaney, Caitlin; Sun, Yung; Ward, Sandy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list; vehicle list; stock list. USED BY: Llandys. Boragora or Bust #1-19. PROD . NO.: 57437. AIR DATE: 03-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1983. WRITERS: Geiger, George; Greene, Tom. DIRECTOR: Dixon, Ivan. WITH : Hiken, Gerald; Jankey, Les; Lazo, Joy; McCamey, Shane; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff ; McLiam, John; O’Heaney, Caitlin; Reilly, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list. Visions from the Past [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 57406. SCRIPT DATE: 08-03-1982. LAST REVISION: 08-12-1982. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Geiger, George; Chad, Sheldon; Boyle, Donald R. WITH: Calvin, John; Dubois, Marta; Fujioka, John; Jankey, Les; McDowall, Roddy; MacKay, Jeff; O’Heaney, Caitlin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; animal list; stock list.

Tales of the Plainsman see Law of the Plainsman Tales of Tomorrow HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 3, 1951, to Jun. 12, 1953; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (during first season alternated with Versatile Varieties, through Dec. 14, 1951); 30 minutes; 86 episodes. PROD. CO.: Foley and Gordon. EXEC. PROD.: Abrahams, Mort. PRODUCERS: Abrahams, Mort; Foley, George F., Jr.; Gordon, Richard. • Anthology series based on classic and modern science fiction and supernatural stories from top authors. Verdict from Space #1-1 . AIR DATE: 08-03-1951. WRITER: Sturgeon, Theodore. DIRECTOR: Valenta, Leonard. WITH: Brandt, Martin; Branham, Andrew; Lally, William; Lenrow, Bernad; McAllister, Lon; White, Watson. ADDITIONAL INFO: part of bound volume 1 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. A Child Is Crying #1-3. AIR D ATE : 08-17-1951. WRITERS: Sapinsley, Alvin; MacDonald, John D. (story). DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Abel, Walter; Allenby, Peggy; Eggleston, Shirley; Lytell, Bert; McClelland, Donald; Morgan, Robin; Thomas, Cal. ADDITIONAL INFO: part of bound volume 1 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. The Last Man on Earth #1-5. AIR DATE: 08-31-1951. WRITERS: Lawrence, Reginald; Brown, Frederic (story). WITH: Brandt, Martin; Branham, Andrew; Leachman,

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Tales of Tomorrow Cloris; McCallister, Lon; McQuade, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: part of bound volume 1 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. The Monsters #1-7. AIR DATE: 09-14-1951. WRITERS : O’Neill, Charles; Foshko, Bob (story). W ITH : Boulton, Barbara; Kalmar, Bert, Jr.; Langton, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO : photo of Paul Langton; part of bound volume 1 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. The Dark Angel #1-8. AIR DATE: 09-28-1951. WRITERS: Sapinsley, Alvin; Padgett, Lewis (story). DIRECTOR : Padgett, Charles. W ITH : Blackmer, Sidney; Briggs, Donald (Don); Jaffe, Sam; Mundy, Meg; Ruich, Melville (Mel). ADDITIONAL INFO : photo of Sidney Blackmer; part of bound volume 1 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. The Crystal Egg #1-9. AIR DATE: 10-12-1951. WRITERS : Goldberg, Mel; Wells, H.G. (story). D IRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Brown, Josephine; Clarke, Gage; Gracie, Sallie; Mitchell, Thomas; Stehli, Edgar. ADDITIONAL INFO: photo of Thomas Mitchell; part of bound volume 1 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. Test Flight #1-10. AIR DATE: 10-26-1951. WRITERS: Goldberg, Mel; Bond, Nelson (story). D IRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Cobb, Lee J.; Haworth, Vinton; Prud’Homme, Cameron; Townes, Harry. ADDITIONAL I NFO : photo of Lee J. Cobb; part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. The Search for the Flying Saucers #1-11. AIR DATE: 11-09-1951. WRITER: Goldberg, Mel. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Carter, Jack; Deering, Olive; Manson, Maurice; Taylor, Vaughn. A DDITIONAL INFO : photo of Jack Carter; part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. Enemy Unknown #1-12. AIR DATE : 11-23-1951. WRITERS: Goldberg, Mel; Sturgeon, Theodore (story). WITH: Abel, Walter; Fellows, Edith; McAllister, Lon. ADDITIONAL INFO: photos of Edith Fellows and Walter Abel; part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. Sneak Attack #1-13. AIR DATE: 12-07-1951. WRITERS: Goldberg, Mel; Ritchie, Russell V. (story). DIRECTOR: Gorall, Leslie. WITH: Beal, Royal; Goetz, Theo; Joyce, Barbara; Scott, Zachary; Seymour, John; Shankland, Richard W.; von Zerneck, Peter. A DDITIONAL INFO: part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. The Invader #1-14. AIR DATE: 12-21-1951. WRITERS: Foshko, Robert; Zarcoff, Mort. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH : Eythe, William; Gabor, Eva; Ludwig, Salem; Pelly, Farrell; Stehli, Edgar. ADDITIONAL INFO: photo of Eva Gabor; part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. Dune Roller #1-15. AIR DATE: 01-04-1952. WRITERS: O’Neill, Charles; May, Julian C. (story). DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Cabot, Bruce; Coleman, Nancy; Gilmore, Virginia; Graham, Lee; Olmstead, Nelson; Smith, Truman. ADDITIONAL INFO : photo of Bruce Cabot; part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W. Frankenstein #1-16. AIR DATE: 01-18-1952. WRITERS: Myers, Henry; Shelley, Mary (story). DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Allenby, Peggy; Bramley, Ray-

The Tales of Wells Fargo mond; Chaney, Lon, Jr.; Mann, Michael; Moore, Mary Alice; Newland, John; Pelly, Farrell. ADDITIONAL INFO: part of bound volume 2 of 2 volume set. USED BY: Roberts, Joseph W.

The Tales of Wells Fargo see Wells Fargo Tammy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1965, to March 11, 1966; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal Television; Uni-Bet Productions; ABC. PRODUCER: Wesson, Dick. STARRING: Watson, Debbie. WITH: Furth, George; Green, Dorothy; McGrath, Frank; Macklin, David; Marshall, Linda; Packer, Doris; Pyle, Denver; Robertson, Dennis; Sheffield, Jay; Woods, Donald. • Sitcom based on the Tammy films (1957, 1961 and 1963) about a young country girl who leaves her family’s houseboat to become private secretary to a wealthy plantation owner. The Visit of Ernie Ford [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 26945. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-09-1965. WRITER: Tibbles, George. WITH: Ford, Ernie; Furth, George; Green, Dorothy; McGrath, Frank; Marshall, Linda; Pyle, Denver; Robertson, Dennis; Woods, Donald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Target HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—12 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1958; KTTV, Los Angeles: Apr. 2 to Dec. 24, 1958; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Breslow, Lou; Clark, Vernon E.; Kesler, Henry S.; Lang, Otto; Roley, Sutton. HOST: Menjou, Adolphe. • Dramatic anthology series hosted by Adolphe Menjou who also starred in some episodes. Assassin #1-13. PROD. NO.: 14B. AIR DATE: 06-161958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 03-05-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-16-1958. WRITERS: Fine, Morton; Friedkin, David. DIRECTOR: Friedkin, David. WITH: Beer, Jacqueline; Best, James; Fine, Michael; Hughes, David; Kruschen, Jack; Martin, Meade; Mills, Gordon; Reitzen, Jack; Sanchez, Raymond; Santon, Robert; Waring, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Taps for the General #1-15. PROD. NO.: 24B. AIR DATE: 07-07-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 04-17-1958. WRITERS: Victor, David; Little, Herbert, Jr. DIRECTOR: Lang, Otto. WITH: Alton, Leon; Ashley, Joel; Bleifer, John; Boyett, William; Emory, Richard; Green, Joe; Haworth, Joe; Hayes, Maggie; Melton, Troy; Menjou, Adolphe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Retribution #1-16. PROD. NO.: 21B. AIR DATE: 0714-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 03-31-1958. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. HOST: Marlowe, Hugh. WITH: Bracken, Larry; Brewster, Diane; Bryan, Brandy; Henry, Bill; Hudson, William; King, Brett; Menjou, Adolphe; Thor, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; wardrobe list; synopsis. USED BY: file copy. Murder Is a Bottomless Well #1-17. P ROD . NO.:

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27B. AIR DATE: 07-21-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 0331-1958. WRITERS: Fass, George; Fass, Gertrude. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. WITH: Bartold, Norman; Bice, Bob; Dane, Peter; Henderson, Douglas; Meadows, Joyce; Patterson, Hank; Van Cleef, Lee; Whitman, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Grudge Fight (Face of Fear) #1-21. PROD. NO.: 35B. AIR DATE: 08-18-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 05-011958. W RITER: Hayes, Raphael. DIRECTOR: Kesler, Henry S. WITH: Baldwin, Bill; Callahan, Mushy; Fillon, Tom; Henderson, Douglas; Indrisano, John; Lehmann, Ted; McKee, Tom; Menjou, Adolphe; Mitchell, Steve; Pennell, Larry; Rennick, Nancy; Shaw, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list; wardrobe list; synopsis. Fateful Decision (Home Is the Hunted) #1-22. PROD . NO.: 23B. AIR DATE : 08-25-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 04-16-1958. WRITER: Smith, Charles B. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Catching, Bill; Christy, Ken; Haggerty, Don; Hendry, Len; Henry, Thomas B.; Hodgins, Earle; McCabe, Gregg; Melton, Troy; Nelson, Ed; O’Donnell, Cathy; Thompson, Marshall. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; wardrobe list; synopsis. Death by the Clock (No Time to Kill; Hot Seat) #127. PROD. NO.: 26B. AIR DATE: 09-29-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE : 06-04-1958. WRITERS: Fotre, Vincent (Vin); Roley, Sutton (story). DIRECTOR: Roley, Sutton. WITH: Carter, Jimmy; Chaney, Lon; Darey, Georgine; Elmore, Barney; Fesette, Doris; Fuller, Lance; Hatton, Raymond; Menjou, Adolphe; Skarstedt, Vance. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. The 13th Juror #1-35. PROD. NO.: 38B. AIR DATE: 1124-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1958. WRITERS: Wells, Lee E.; Fotre, Vincent (story). DIRECTOR: Florea, Johnny. WITH: Boyett, William; Flaherty, William; Frazer, Sally; Kemmer, Edward; Menjou, Adolphe; Reade, Charles; Stranger, Hugo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; wardrobe list. Lost Identity (Stolen Identity) #1-36. PROD. NO.: 37BL. AIR DATE: 12-01-1958 (KTTV). SCRIPT DATE: 0807-1958. WRITER: Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Lynn, Robert. WITH: Bennett, Brenda; Conte, John; Deghy, Guy; Kidd, Sam; le Mesurier, John; Madden, Peter; Napier, Russell. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 14B [crossed out]. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1958. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Roddenberry, Gene; Driskill, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; vehicle list; synopsis. Run for Your Life [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 31B. SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1958. WRITER: Gries, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein. Briefcase [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 33B. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1958. WRITER: Loeb, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; wardrobe list; synopsis. USED BY: Epstein.

Target: The Corruptors HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 29, 1961, to Jun. 8, 1962;

SERIES Fridays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 35 episodes. PROD. CO.: Burrows-Ackerman Productions; Four Star Productions. PRODUCERS: Ackerman, Leonard; Burrows, John. STARRING: McNally, Stephen. WITH: Harland, Robert. • Crime series about a crusading newspaper columnist who specializes in exposing organized crime. Million Dollar Dump #1-1. PROD. NO.: 4501. AIR DATE: 09-29-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1960. WRITERS: Thompson, Palmer (also story); Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Batanides, Arthur; Conte, Steve; Devon, Richard; Falk, Peter; Granger, Michael; Jaffe, Allen; Martel, Arlene; Matthau, Walter; Middleton, Robert; Sax, Arline; Sorensen, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Taxi HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORKS: ABC; NBC. BROADCAST: ABC: Sept. 12, 1978, to May 6, 1982; Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 12); Wednesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 3); Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 90 episodes. NBC: Sept. 30, 1982, to Jun. 15, 1983; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 24 episodes. PROD. CO.: JohnCharles-Walters Productions; Paramount Television. CREATED BY: Brooks, James L.; Daniels, Stan; Davis, David; Weinberger, Ed. EXEC. PROD.: Brooks, James L.; Daniels, Stan; Davis, David; Weinberger, Ed. PRODUCERS: Charles, Glen; Charles, Les; Estin, Ken; Gewirtz, Howard; Praiser, Ian; Sakai, Richard; Simon, Sam. WITH: Carver, Randall; Conaway, Jeff; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kane, Carol; Kaufman, Andy; Lloyd, Christopher; Thomas, J. Alan (Jeff ). • Sitcom about the employees of a taxi company in New York, most of whom have other ambitions. Fathers of the Bride #3-3. PROD. NO.: 60273-048. AIR DATE: 12-03-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1980. VERSION : final draft. W RITER : Kemp, Barry. D IRECTOR : Burrows, James. WITH: Balsam, Talia; Conaway, Jeff; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kaufman, Andy; Lasser, Louise; Lloyd, Christopher; Quinterio, Carlo U.; Skolnik, Harvey; Thomas, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Ten Percent Solution #3-6. PROD. NO.: 60273056. AIR DATE: 01-07-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Allee, Pat. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Conaway, Jeff; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Grant, Sarina C.; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kaufman, Andy; Kosser, Bobby L.; Lloyd, Christopher; Staszkiel, James; Thomas, Jeff; Weinberger, Ed. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Call of the Mild #3-7. PROD. NO.: 60273-053. AIR DATE: 01-21-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Green, Katherine. DIRECTOR : Burrows, James. W ITH : Conaway, Jeff ; Davis, Bud; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Lloyd, Christopher; Vernon, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Thy Boss’ Wife #3-9. PROD. NO.: 60273-054. AIR DATE: 02-12-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Estin, Ken. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Brennan, Eileen; Conaway, Jeff; Danza,

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Tele-Theatre Tony; de Vito, Danny; Elliott, Stephen; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Lloyd, Christopher. A DDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. The Costume Party #3-10. PROD. NO.: 60273-059. AIR DATE: 02-19-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1981. VERSION : final draft. W RITER : Lloyd, David. D IRECTOR : Burrows, James. WITH: Britt, Hector; Conaway, Jeff; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Guss, Louie; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kaufman, Andy; Klingher, Michael; Lloyd, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Elaine’s Old Friend #3-11. PROD. NO.: 60273-058. AIR DATE: 02-26-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-13-1981. VERSION : final draft. W RITERS : Lindner, Susan; Lane, Nancy. DIRECTOR: Chambers, Jeff. WITH: Conaway, Jeff; Considine, John; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kaufman, Andy; Lloyd, Christopher; Natwick, Myron; Smith, Martha; Yates, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; script requisition (01-13-1981). Zen and the Art of Cab Driving #3-13. PROD. NO.: 60273-057. AIR DATE: 03-19-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-061981. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Charles, Glen; Charles, Les. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Conaway, Jeff ; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Hormann, Nicholas; Kaufman, Andy; Lloyd, Christopher; McKrell, Jim; Mann, Michael; Sackett, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Louie Bumps Into an Old Lady #3-16. PROD. NO.: 60273-063. AIR DATE: 04-16-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 0303-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH : Brody, Lane; Conaway, Jeff; Danza, Tony; de Vito, Danny; Defazio, Sam; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Korn, Iris; Lloyd, Christopher; Medalis, Joe; Riley, Jay “Flash”; Thomas, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Latka the Playboy #3-20. PROD. NO.: 60273-064. AIR DATE: 05-21-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 03-10-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Charles, Glen; Charles, Les. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Castronova, T.J.; Conaway, Jeff; de Vito, Danny; Danza, Tony; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kaufman, Andy; Klein, Robin; Lloyd, Christopher; Thomas, Jeff ; Wendt, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. Jim the Psychic #4-1. PROD. NO.: 60273-065. AIR DATE: 10-08-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 03-17-1981. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kemp, Barry. DIRECTOR: Burrows, James. WITH: Bumstead, J.P.; Conaway, Jeff; Dawson, Kiva; de Vito, Danny; Danza, Tony; Henner, Marilu; Hirsch, Judd; Kaufman, Andy; Larkin, Bob; Lloyd, Christopher; Peterson, Diane. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Tele-Theatre (Chevrolet Tele-Theatre; Chevrolet on Broadway; The Broadway Playhouse) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 27, 1948, to Jun. 26, 1950; Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (through Jan., 1949 and from May, 1949), 8:30 P.M. (Feb. to Apr., 1949); 30 minutes; 82 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. EXEC. PROD.:

Telephone Time Davis, Owen, Jr. PRODUCER: McLeod, Victor. • Live dramatic anthology series, which aired original plays and adaptations. No Shoes #1-8. PROD. NO.: 48-289. AIR DATE: 11-151948. WRITER: Du Pont, Lawrence. DIRECTOR: Duff, Gordon. WITH: Bolger, Robert; Deyer, Virginia; Dunn, James; Hagerman, Jane; Hayworth, Vinton (in his first TV appearance); Kane, John; Reynolds, Helene; Wallace, Andrea; Weeks, Marion. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes.

Telephone Time (Curtain Time; Star for Today; Passing Parade) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS; ABC. BROADCAST: CBS: Apr. 8, 1956, to March 31, 1957; Sundays, 6:00 P.M. (seasons 1-2); 30 minutes; 43 episodes. ABC: Apr. 4, 1957, to Apr. 1, 1958; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (season 2, through Jun. 6, 1957); Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (rest of season 2, season 3); 30 minutes; 38 episodes. PROD. CO.: Passing Parade Films; Hal Roach Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Roach, Hal, Jr. PRODUCER: Stagg, Jerry. HOSTS: CBS: Nesbitt, John; ABC : Baxter, Dr. Frank. • Dramatic anthology series— episodes during the CBS run were based on stories by host John Nesbitt. The Man Who Believed in Fairy Tales (The Man Who Always Fell Uphill) #1-9. PROD. NO.: 9596. AIR DATE: 06-03-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 12-20-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Lessing, Norman; Nesbitt, John (story). DIRECTOR: Benedek, Lázló. WITH: Abbott, John; Deans, Herbert; Essler, Fred; Hill, Ramsay; Hughes, Kathleen; Kingsford, Walter; Middleton, Robert; Mylong, John; Repp, Stafford; Seymour, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO : shooting schedule ( Jan. 6-7, 9, 1956). The Joyful Lunatic (The Joyful Martyr) #1-14. PROD. NO.: 9581. AIR DATE: 07-08-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1955. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Nesbitt, John (story). DIRECTOR: Kenton, Erle C. WITH: Converse, Peggy; Scourby, Alexander. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Jumping Parson #2-17. PROD. NO.: 9714. AIR DATE: 01-13-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 08-13-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Lewis, Jerry D. DIRECTOR: Kenton, Erle C. WITH: Dodd, Barbara; Dunn, George; Halop, Bill; Hylton, Richard; Jones, Morgan; Pethley, Don; Turner, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; notes on stock shots.

Television Fashions see Fashions on Parade Temperatures Rising HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 9, 1972, to Aug. 29, 1974; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 46 episodes. Starting with season 2 (fall of 1973), the series was renamed New Temperatures Rising, with an almost entirely new cast. PROD. CO.: Ashmont Productions in association with Screen Gems (season 1); Ashmont Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television (season 2). EXEC. PROD.: Asher, William.

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PRODUCERS: Johnson, Bruce; Lindsay, Michael; Vincent, E. Duke. STARRING: Season 1: Bailey, David; Fox, Nancy; Little, Cleavon; Rose, Reva; Van Ark, Joan; Whitmore, James. SEASON 2: Bond, Sudie; Cason, Barbara; Darling, Jennifer; Dehner, John; Fox, Nancy; Ghostley, Alice; Little, Cleavon; Lynde, Paul; Morrow, Jeff; Rucker, Barbara. WITH: Season 1: Baer, Parley; Dunbar, Olive; Kopell, Bernie; Lester, Ketty. • Sitcom set at Capitol General Hospital in Washington, D.C. Panic in the Sheets #1-20. PROD. NO.: 184425. AIR DATE : 02-13-1973. SCRIPT DATE : 12-08-1972. LAST REVISION: 12-12-1972. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Turner, Lloyd; Mitchell, Gordon. DIRECTOR: Rudolph, Oscar. WITH : Brocco, Peter; Fox, Nancy; Frome, Michael; Gackle (Lloyd), Kathleen; Geary, Anthony; Lester, Ketty; Little, Cleavon; Mann, Larry D.; Mustin, Burt; Parfrey, Woodrow; Rose, Reva; Shelley, Joshua; Van Ark, Joan; Whitmore, James. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Brundage”).

Temple Houston HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1963, to Apr. 2, 1964; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television Division. EXEC. PROD.: Hunter, Jeffrey; Orr, William T.; Webb, Jack. P RODUCERS: Bluel, Richard M.; Dackow, Joseph; Dobkin, Lawrence; Lydon, Jimmy. STARRING: Hunter, Jeffrey. WITH : Best, James; Elam, Jack; Ferguson, Frank; Johnson, Chubby; Wickes, Mary. • Western series about a frontier lawyer, the son of the legendary military man, lawyer and politician, Sam Houston. The Law and Big Annie #1-17. AIR DATE: 01-16-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1963. LAST REVISION: 12-20-1963. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Smith, Charles. DIRECTOR : Rondeau, Charles R. W ITH : Alden, Norman; Byron, Carol; Elam, Jack; Johnson, Chubby; Wickes, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Sam’s Boy #1-18. AIR DATE : 01-23-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1963. LAST REVISION: 12-24-1963. VERSION: final script. W RITER: Douglas, Warren. D IRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Bryant, William; Elam, Jack; Fawcett, William; Ferguson, Frank; Fowley, Douglas; Kennedy, Don; MacDonald, Kenneth; Seel, Charles; Tobey, Kenneth; Tretter, Richard; Vigran, Herb. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Ten Rounds for Baby #1-19. AIR D ATE : 01-301964. SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1964. LAST REVISION: 01-031964. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Cox, William R. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Baylor, Hal; Elam, Jack; Francis, Anne; North, Zeme; Phipps, William; Williams, Van; Willock, Dave. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Do Unto Others, Then Gallop (Fallout at Quality Spring) #1-24. AIR DATE: 03-19-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 0210-1964. LAST REVISION : 02-14-1964. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Bishop, Ron. DIRECTOR: Martinson, Leslie H. WITH: Bramley, William; Elam, Jack; Ferguson, Frank; Johnson, Chubby; Mayer, Ken; McQueeney, Robert; Smith, Paul; Stroud, Claude; Whitney, Grace Lee; Wickes, Mary; Williams, Adam. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Martinson, Leslie H.

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The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —125 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 3, 1955, to Jun. 28, 1957; weekdays, 12:00 P.M. (through Jun. 1, 1956), 11:30 A.M. (from Jun. 4, 1956); 30 minutes; 380+ episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCERS: Hoffman, Milt; Yorkin, Bud. DIRECTORS: Landis, Joe; Yorkin, Bud. WRITERS: Adair, Tom; Allardice, James; Arnold, Danny; Kibbee, Roland; Lear, Norman; Manhoff, Bill; Stein, Sol; Yagerman, Bill. HOST: Ford, Ernie. WITH: Bee, Molly; Drew, Doris; Farrell, Skip; Gardiner, Reginald; Jack Fascinato Orchestra; Rice, Darol; Voices of Walter Schumann. • Daytime variety show with a mix of music, humor and talk. #2. AIR DATE : 01-04-1955. WITH : Farrell, Skip. ADDITIONAL INFO: incomplete. #4. AIR DATE: 01-06-1955. WITH: Anderson, Eddie (Rochester). #5. AIR DATE : 01-07-1955. WITH : Farrell, Skip. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; incomplete. #6. AIR DATE: 01-10-1955. WITH: Rice, Darol. #7. AIR D ATE : 01-11-1955. WITH : Devine, Andy. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #8. AIR D ATE : 01-12-1955. WITH : Mandel, Red. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #9. AIR DATE: 01-13-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #10. A IR D ATE : 01-14-1955. WITH : Ryan, Irene. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #11. A IR DATE : 01-17-1955. WITH : Old Mambo Dancers. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: Stein, Sol. #12. AIR DATE: 01-18-1955. #13. AIR DATE: 01-19-1955. WITH: a pizza baker. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; incomplete. #14. AIR DATE : 01-20-1955. WITH : Rice, Darol. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; notes. #15. AIR DATE: 01-21-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #16. AIR DATE: 01-24-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #17. AIR DATE: 01-25-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. #18. AIR DATE: 01-26-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #19. AIR DATE: 01-27-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. #20. AIR DATE: 01-28-1955. #21. AIR DATE: 01-31-1955. #22. AIR DATE: 02-01-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #23. AIR DATE: 02-02-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #24. AIR DATE: 02-03-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #25. AIR DATE: 02-04-1955. WITH: Bailey, Jack (?). ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #26. AIR DATE: 02-07-1955. WITH: Lucher, (Olga?). ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes.

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The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show #27. AIR DATE: 02-08-1955. WITH: Alex, Pierre and model. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #28. AIR DATE: 02-09-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #29. AIR DATE: 02-10-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #30. AIR DATE: 02-11-1955. #221. AIR DATE : 11-07-1955. W ITH : Rice, Darol. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #222. AIR D ATE : 11-08-1955. W ITH : Rice, Darol; Mandel, Red. A DDITIONAL INFO : music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Hoffman], Milt. #223. AIR DATE: 11-09-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #224. AIR DATE: 11-10-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #225. AIR DATE: 11-11-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #226. AIR DATE: 11-14-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #228. AIR DATE: 11-16-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #230. AIR DATE: 11-18-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #230(!). AIR DATE: 11-21-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #231. AIR DATE: 11-22-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #232. AIR DATE: 11-23-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #233. AIR DATE: 11-24-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #234. AIR DATE: 11-25-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #235. AIR DATE: 11-28-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #236. AIR DATE: 11-29-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet. #237. AIR DATE: 11-30-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #238. AIR DATE: 12-01-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Hoffman], Milt. #239. AIR DATE: 12-02-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Hoffman], Milt. #241. AIR DATE: 12-06-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet (also for show #242, which was taped on Dec. 6); some notes. USED BY: Roy.

The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show #242. AIR DATE: 12-12-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; taped on Dec. 5 for Dec. 12. #243. AIR DATE: 12-07-1955. #244. AIR DATE: 12-08-1955. #245. AIR DATE: 12-09-1955. #246. AIR DATE: 12-13-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #247. AIR D ATE : 12-14-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #248. AIR DATE: 12-15-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #249. AIR D ATE : 12-16-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #250. AIR DATE: 12-19-1955. #251. AIR DATE: 12-20-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #252. AIR D ATE : 12-21-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO : music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #256. AIR DATE: 12-27-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #257. AIR DATE: 12-28-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #258. AIR DATE: 12-29-1955. #259. AIR DATE: 12-30-1955. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #261. AIR DATE: 01-02-1956. #262. AIR DATE: 01-03-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #263. AIR DATE: 01-04-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #265. AIR DATE: 01-06-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #322. AIR D ATE : 03-27-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : incomplete. #323. AIR DATE: 04-03-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #326. AIR DATE: 04-02-1956 (!). ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #328. AIR DATE: 04-04-1956 (!). ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #329. A IR D ATE : 04-05-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : revised script; music and work production sheet; some notes. #330. AIR DATE: 04-06-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #331. AIR DATE: 04-09-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #332. AIR D ATE : 04-10-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO : music and work production sheet; some notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #333. AIR DATE: 04-11-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; incomplete. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #334. AIR DATE: 04-12-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on March 20. USED BY: [Stein], Sol.

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SERIES #335. AIR DATE: 04-13-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on March 22. #336. AIR DATE: 04-16-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on March 27. USED BY: [Hoffman], Milt. #337. AIR DATE: 04-17-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes; taped on March 29. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #338. AIR DATE: 04-18-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes; taped on Apr. 3, also for Jun. 13. #339. AIR DATE: 04-19-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes; taped on Apr. 5, also for Jun. 14. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #340. AIR DATE: 04-20-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes; taped on Apr. 10. #341. AIR DATE: 04-23-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; incomplete. USED BY : [Stein], Sol. #342. AIR DATE: 04-24-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #343. AIR DATE: 04-25-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #344. AIR DATE: 04-26-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #345. AIR DATE: 04-27-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #346. AIR DATE: 04-30-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes; incomplete. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #347. AIR DATE: 05-01-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #348. AIR DATE: 05-02-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #349. AIR DATE: 05-03-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #350. AIR DATE: 05-04-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #351. AIR DATE: 05-07-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #352. AIR DATE: 05-08-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #354. AIR DATE: 05-10-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #355. AIR DATE: 05-11-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #358. AIR DATE: 05-16-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #360. AIR DATE: 05-18-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #361. AIR DATE: 05-21-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #362. AIR DATE: 05-22-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #363. AIR DATE: 05-23-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #364. AIR DATE : 05-24-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO :

SERIES music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #365. AIR DATE: 05-25-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #366. AIR DATE: 05-28-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. U SED BY: [Stein], Sol. #367. AIR DATE: 05-29-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #368. AIR DATE: 05-30-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes. #370. AIR DATE: 06-01-1956. WITH: Leyden, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #371. AIR DATE: 06-04-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; start in new time slot. #372. AIR DATE: 06-05-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes. #373. AIR DATE: 06-60-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; last live show before summer break. #374. AIR DATE: 06-07-1956. WITH: Rose Marie. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on May 1. USED BY: [Stein], Sol. #375. AIR DATE: 06-08-1956. WITH: Nelson, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on May 3. #377. AIR DATE: 06-12-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some marks and notes; taped on May 10. #378. AIR DATE: 06-13-1956. WITH: Peabody, Eddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on May 15. #379. AIR DATE: 06-14-1956. WITH: Nelson, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: music and work production sheet; some notes; taped on May 17.

Texaco Star Theatre (The Milton Berle Show) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script; Rudy Vallee Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Summer of 1948 (“auditions” with various hosts; Berle’s first appearance on Jun. 6); Sept. 9, 1948 (with Berle as permanent host) to Jun. 9, 1953; Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 210 episodes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. PRODUCERS: Buzzell, Edward; Cashman, Edmund L.; Knorr, Arthur; O’Connor, Donald. HOST: Berle, Milton. WITH: LeRoy, Hal; Marco, Fatso; Roth, Alan (band leader); Stone, Sid. • Vaudeville inspired variety series with jokes, sight gags, and costumes. #3-9. A IR D ATE : 11-14-1950. WITH : Brokenshire, Norman; Buckley, Dick; LeRoy, Hal; The Magid Triplets; Raye, Martha; Morris, Chester; Stone, Sid; Vallee, Rudy; Watson Sisters. ADDITIONAL INFO: show routine; time sheet. USED BY: Collins, Hal. #3-30. AIR DATE: 04-10-1951. VERSION: final draft. GUEST HOSTS: Ladd, Hank; Wheeler, Bert. WITH: The Christianis; De Carlo, Yvonne; The King Cole Trio; LeRoy, Hal; McCarty, Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: show routine; time sheet; notes. USED BY: Ladd, Hank. #4-12. AIR DATE: 12-04-1951. WITH: Collins, Jack; Gallop, Frank; Gordon, Mack; Hughes, Mary Beth; Liner, Sammy; Rice, Grantland; Starr, Kay; Thorpe,

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Jim; Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: show routine; time sheet. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy. #5-5. AIR DATE: 10-21-1952. WRITERS: Ace, Goodman; Burton, Jay; Golden, Ray; Diamond, Selma; Auerbach, Arnold; Ruben, Aaron. DIRECTOR: Garrison, Greg. WITH : Rose Marie; Sherwood, Bobby; Tormé, Mel; Vallee, Rudy; Young, Roland. ADDITIONAL I NFO : show routine; time sheet; marks and notes. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

The Texan HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 29, 1958, to Sept. 5, 1960; Mondays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Arnaz, Desi; Calhoun, Rory; Orsatti, Victor M. (Vic). PRODUCER: Stagg, Jerry. STARRING: Calhoun, Rory. • Western series about a fast-drawing traveling cowboy. South of the Border #1-33. PROD. NO.: 4. AIR DATE: 05-18-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1958. LAST REVISION: 06-27-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Martin, Don. DIRECTOR: Parker, Joe. WITH: Charlita; Doucette, John; Elam, Jack; Franco, Abel; Grey, Duane; Hatton, Raymond; Mamakos, Peter; Meadows, Joyce; Smith, K.L.; Wenner, Leslie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. USED BY: Stevens, Bill.

Thicker Than Water HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jun. 13 to Aug. 8, 1973; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 9 episodes. PROD. CO.: Bob Banner Associates; ABC Television. EXEC. PROD.: Banner, Bob; Vertue, Beryl. PRODUCER: Egan, Tom. STARRING: Harris, Julie; Long, Richard. WITH: Albin, Dolores; Atterbury, Malcolm; Connell, Jim; Cranshaw, Pat; Fant, Lou; Myerson, Jessica. • Sitcom based on the British series Nearest and Dearest (196873), about a brother and sister who agree to run the family pickle factory for five years, for the prospect of inheriting $75,000 each. The Jerk Who Came to Dinner #1-5. PROD. NO.: 5104. AIR DATE: 07-11-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1973. TAPE DATE: 07-27-1973. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Katz, Allan; Reo, Don. DIRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. WITH: Atterbury, Malcolm; Fant, Lou; Ketchum, David (Dave); Myerson, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); staff list; short rundown; rehearsal and taping schedule (Jul. 5-6, 9-11, 1973); opening show tape with credits; closing credits. The Return of Jake Paine #1-7. PROD. NO.: 7-106. AIR DATE: 07-25-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 06-26-1973. TAPE DATE: 07-11-1973. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Katz, Allan; Reo, Don. DIRECTOR: Paris, Jerry. WITH: Atterbury, Malcolm; Batanides, Arthur; Fant, Lou; Lewis, Forrest; Myerson, Jessica. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits (incomplete); staff list; short rundown; rehearsal and taping schedule (Jun. 23-27, 1973); opening show tape with credits; closing credits.

The Thin Man HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1957, to Jun.

This Is the Life 26, 1959; Fridays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 72 episodes. PROD. CO.: Clarington Productions; MGM Television. EXEC. PROD.: Maibaum, Richard. PRODUCERS: Beloin, Edmund; Freeman, Devery; Heilweil, David; Welch, Robert L. WRITERS: Davis, Phil; Fessier, Michael; Freeman, Devery; Gershe, Leonard; Greene, John L.; Hammett, Dashiell; Hartman, Edmund; Hoffman, Charles; Oppenheimer, George; Taylor, Dwight. DIRECTORS : Asher, William; Newland, John; Rudolph, Oscar; Sinclair, Robert B.; Weis, Don. STARRING: Lawford, Peter; Kirk, Phyllis. WITH: Albertson, Jack. • Crime series based on the book by Dashiell Hammett and the 1930s-40s film series of the same title, about a publisher and former private detective who still solves crimes with his wife. The Painted Witnesses #1-31. PROD. NO.: 12-42. AIR DATE: 05-02-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 03-12-1958. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Anderson, Arline; Crane, Barry. DIRECTOR: Asher, William. WITH: Duncan, Pamela; George, Sue; Kay, Bobby; Layne, Rickie; Warren, Katharine. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes. Scene of the Crime #2-1. PROD . NO.: 12-58. A IR DATE: 10-24-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-02-1958. WITH: Albertson, Jack; Carver, Tina; Meyer, Emile; Rorke, Hayden. USED BY: Corfino. Housewarming #2-2. PROD. NO.: 12-59. AIR DATE: 10-31-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1958. LAST REVISION: 09-08-1958. WITH: Albertson, Jack; Donahue, Patricia; Hoyt, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks. The Case of the Baggy Pants #2-12. PROD. NO.: 1260. AIR DATE: 01-09-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-27-1958. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Henry, Hank; Nichols, Barbara. USED BY: mimeograph file copy; vault copy.

This Is the Life (This Is the Life: Patterns for Living; The Fisher Family) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts; Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1952-88; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Family Films for International Lutheran Laymen’s League. EXEC . P ROD .: Neeb, Martin J. P RODUCERS: Hersh, Melvin; Hersh, Sam. DIRECTORS: Borzage, Lew; Claxton, William; Dew, Edward; Hersh, Stan. STARRING: early episodes: Boardman, Nan; Hall, Michael; Kasday, David; Stevens, Onslow; Taylor, Forrest; Stuart, Randy. • Religious series featuring dramatizations of contemporary problems, and how they are resolved using solutions based on the Christian faith. Glory in the Highest. PROD. NO.: 6408. AIR DATE: 1964. SCRIPT DATE: 07-13-1964. LAST REVISION: 07-271964. VERSION: second draft. WRITER: Christie, S.T. DIRECTOR: Dew, Edward. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Baird, Jimmy; Chadwick, Robert; Colman, Booth; Damler, John; Dexter, Alan; Downs, Fredrick; Hansen, Peter; Harris, Holly C.; Jochim, Anthony; Johnson, Jason; Keneally, Robert; Leigh, Nelson; McDonald, Kennith; Miller, Marvin; Patrick, Lory; Tretter, Richard; Wagenheim, Charles; Warde, Harlan; Workman, Lindsey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast sheet; staff and crew sheet, incl. Prod. No. 6410 Life’s Longest Hour, and Prod. No. 6509 Follow Me; shooting schedule for days 2-3 (Aug. 4-5, 1964).

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The Mask of Love. PROD. NO.: B-612. AIR DATE: 0126-1965 [?]. SCRIPT DATE: 04-15-1964. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1964. VERSION: fourth draft. WRITER: Morean, Richard F. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. The Unopened Door #734. SCRIPT DATE: 09-261966. LAST REVISION: 11-04-1966. VERSION: third draft. WRITER: Morean, Richard F. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list; shooting schedule (incomplete, day 5: 12-7-1966); note: “Did not work this script had other job! (conflict!).” USED BY: part of “Henry Purdy.” Jeremy [unidentified]. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters.

This Man Dawson HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts; Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Los Angeles: Oct. 5, 1959, to Oct. 6, 1960; Thursdays, 7:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Productions; United Artists Television. PRODUCERS: Conrad, William; Lewis, Elliott. DIRECTORS: Benson, Leon; Conrad, William; Lang, Otto; Lewis, Elliott. STARRING: Andes, Keith. WITH: Conrad, William (narrator); Woodson, William. • Crime series about a former Marine who takes over a big city police department. The Assassin #1-2. PROD. NO.: 2B. AIR DATE: 1022-1959 (WBZ-TV Boston MA). SCRIPT DATE: 07-131959. VERSION: 6th revision. WRITER: Larson, Charles. WITH: Archer, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Cop Killer. PROD. NO.: 6B. AIR DATE: 02-25-1960. SCRIPT DATE : 08-31-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Shaw, Robert (also story); Lawrence, Tony. WITH: Penn, Leo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Short Circuit. PROD. NO.: 7B. SCRIPT DATE: 10-231959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. WITH: Stephenson, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Anonymous Pursued. P ROD . NO.: 8B. WRITER: Alexander, Stephen. WITH: Adams, Stanley; Marlow, Ric. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Intimidation. P ROD . NO.: 9B. WRITER: Yoshal, David. WITH: de Corsia, Ted. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Badge and Gun. PROD. NO.: 11B. AIR DATE: 12-091959. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-17-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. WITH: Bellaver, Harry; Dobkin, Lawrence. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Juvenile Delinquency. P ROD . NO.: 15B. S CRIPT DATE: 10-20-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Robson, William. WITH : Cassell, Malcolm. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Safe Haven. PROD. NO.: 18B. SCRIPT DATE: 11-111959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Cockrell, Eustace. WITH: Launer, S. John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Healer. PROD. NO.: 30B. SCRIPT DATE: 02-021960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Wilber, Carey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Charles”).

SERIES Hot Spot. P ROD . NO.: 33B. S CRIPT DATE : 03-071960. V ERSION: revised script. W RITER: Heideman, Leonard. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Seel, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Bank Robbers (The Impersonation). PROD. NO.: 34B. SCRIPT DATE: 03-07-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Cockrell, Eustace. DIRECTOR: Lewis, Elliott. WITH: Bundy, Ted; Carricart, Robert; Deems, Richard; Garralaga, Martin; Hecht, Ted; Pelto, Matt; Woodson, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Three’s Company HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: March 17, 1977, to Sept. 18, 1984; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 169 episodes. PROD. CO.: DLT Entertainment Ltd.; The NRW Company; Three’s Company Productions. E XEC. PROD.: Grossman, Budd; Nicholl, Don; Ross, Michael; West, Bernard (Bernie). PRODUCERS: Baskin, John; Bruditt, George; Nicholl, Don; Perret, Gene; Richmond, Bill; Ross, Michael; Sharetski, Joseph; Shulman, Roger; Sunga, George; West, Bernard. S TARRING: DeWitt, Joyce; Ritter, John; Somers, Suzanne. WITH: Ainsley, Paul; Barnes, Priscilla; Blaisdell, Brad; Charney, Jordan; Lindley, Audra; Fell, Norman; Harrison, Jenilee; Kline, Richard; Knotts, Don; Wedgeworth, Ann. • Sitcom based on a British series called Man About the House (1973-76), about a young man sharing an apartment with two young women. No Children, No Pets (No Children, No Dogs) #14. P ROD . NO.: 0105. A IR DATE : 04-07-1977. S CRIPT DATE : 02-27-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Wayne, Paul; Burditt, George. DIRECTOR: Hobin, Bill. WITH: Fell, Norman; Lindley, Audra; Kline, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; blocking schedule; taping schedule.

Tightrope! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 8, 1959, to May 31, 1960; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 37 episodes. PROD. CO.: Green-Rouse Productions; Screen Gems Television. CREATED BY: Greene, Clarence; Rouse, Russell. PRODUCERS: Greene, Clarence; Rouse, Russell. WRITERS: Ballinger, Bill S.; Bloomfield, Robert; Brady, Frederic; Giler, Berne; Greene, Clarence; Ritch, Steven; Rouse, Russell; Silliphant, Stirling; Ward, Al C. DIRECTORS: Biberman, Abner; Miner, Allen H.; Moore, Irving J.; Randolph, Oscar; Rouse, Russell; Taylor, Don; Wendkos, Paul. STARRING: Connors, Mike. • Crime series about an undercover cop fighting organized crime. The Perfect Circle (The Killer) #1-12. PROD. NO.: 4754. AIR DATE: 12-01-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1959. VERSION: final draft. WITH: Alaniz, Rico; Hogan, Jack; Ledig, Howard; Nigh, Jane; Patrick, Dennis; Road, Mike. ADDITIONAL INFO: marks and notes; drawings. USED BY: Hogan, Jack (part of “Slade”).

The Time Tunnel HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1966, to Apr. 7, 1967;

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Tombstone Territory Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 30 episodes. PROD. CO.: Irwin Allen Productions in association with 20th Century–Fox. CREATED BY : Allen, Irwin. E XEC . PROD .: Allen, Irwin. STARRING: Colbert, Robert; Darren, James. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Groom, Sam; Lau, Wesley; Meriwether, Lee; Zaremba, John. • Science fiction series about two government scientists who develop a time machine. The Death Trap #1-12. PROD. NO.: 9668. AIR DATE: 12-02-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1966. LAST REVISION: 10-06-1966. VERSION: revised shooting final. WRITER: Stadd, Leonard. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. W ITH : Armstrong, R.G.; Bissell, Whit; Geary, Richard; Harris, Christopher (Chris); Marlowe, Scott; Meriwether, Lee; Rainey, Ford; Robotham, George; Skerritt, Tom; Zaremba, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Tom Ewell Show (The Trouble with Tom) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 27, 1960, to May 23, 1961; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 32 episodes. PROD . CO.: Four Star Productions; Ewell-MartinCarroll. PRODUCERS: Averback, Hy; Thorpe, Jerry. DIRECTORS: Averback, Hy; Kinon, Richard; Sheldon, James; Thorpe, Jerry. STARRING: Ewell, Tom. WITH: Alberoni, Sherry; Albertson, Mabel; Chesis, Eileen; Erskine, Marilyn; Robbins, Cindy. • Sitcom about a real estate agent who is surrounded by women at home. Tom Cuts Off the Credit #1-1. PROD. NO.: 3903. AIR DATE : 09-27-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-14-1960. LAST REVISION: 08-02-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Carroll, Bob, Jr.; Martin, Madelyn. W ITH : Alberoni, Sherry; Albertson, Mabel; Bailey, Ray; Bissell, Whit; Chesis, Eileen; Erskine, Marilyn; Robbins, Cindy; Strickland, Ray. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Bailey, Ray (part of “Mr. Thornhill”).

Tombstone Territory HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —13 scripts. NETWORKS: ABC; syndicated. BROADCAST: ABC: Oct. 16, 1957, to May 29, 1959; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Fridays, 9:00 P.M. (season 2); 30 minutes; 52 episodes. SYNDICATION: 1959/60; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs; United Artists. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W. PRODUCERS: Pittman, Frank; White, Andy. DIRECTORS: Andreon, Franklin; Bare, Richard L.; Benson, Leon; Conrad, William; Davis, Eddie; Doniger, Walter; Feist, Felix E.; Foster, Norman; Goldstone, James; Herzberg, Jack; Hoffman, Herman; Landers, Lew; Nyby, Christian. STARRING: Conway, Pat; Eastham, Richard. WITH: Rankin, Gil. • Western series about a sheriff and a newspaper editor in Tombstone, Arizona. (Note that air dates are in some cases earlier than script dates! Documentation of the syndicated part of the series is poor, titles of later episodes are not always known, and the episodes at the end may or may not have aired.). Stolen Loot (Breakdown) #3-3. PROD. NO.: 80B. AIR D ATE : 10-23-1959. SCRIPT DATE : 03-10-1960

The Tony Randall Show (Mimeo Date). WRITER: Clay, Paul. WITH: Allison, Jean; Gordon, Leo; Slattery, Page; Sondergaard, Quentin; Waltz, Patrick; Young, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Eyewitness (The Witness) #3-14. PROD. NO.: 74B. AIR DATE: 01-08-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-02-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Slater, Barney. WITH: Bachus, Michael; Cook, Elisha, Jr.; Kamelhar, Murray; Lesser, Len; Moody, King; Sands, Lee; Sondergaard, Quentin; Swan, Robert; Todd, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Capture (Advice from a Dead Man) #3-15. PROD. NO.: 68B. AIR DATE: 01-15-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1959. WRITER: Slater, Barney. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Couch, Chuck; Edwards, Penny; Phipps, William; Stewart, Art; Tannen, William; Warren, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. State’s Witness (A Funeral for Chalky) #3-16. PROD. NO.: 67B. AIR DATE: 01-22-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1959. WRITER: Sherman, Teddi. DIRECTOR: Landers, Lew. WITH: Sutton, John; Shepard, Jan; Hudson, Larry; Tobin, Mark; Woods, Harry; Sondergaard, Quentin; Darin, Robert; Melton, Troy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Bride (No Widow for Tombstone) #3-18. PROD. NO.: 70B. AIR DATE: 01-05-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-18-1959. LAST REVISION : 02-26-1960. V ERSION: revised script. WRITER: Turner, Robert. WITH: Christy, Ken; Lawson, Linda; Morrow, Byron; Stroll, Edson. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; added scenes (12-26-1959); marks and notes throughout. USED BY: Lund. Female Killer (Prisoner to Yuma) #3-19. PROD . NO.: 72B. AIR DATE: 02-12-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 01-061960. L AST REVISION : 02-24-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Gordon, Leo. WITH: Drake, Ken; Harvey, Donald; Powers, Mala; Sorenson, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Lady Lawyer (Ice House Mystery; Frozen Assets) #3-20. PROD. NO.: 77B. AIR DATE: 02-19-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-18-1960. WRITER: Sherman, Teddi. DIRECTOR: Herzberg, Jack. W ITH : Browne, Kathie; Coleman, Francis; Jaffe, Allen; Sondergaard, Quentin; Toomey, Regis; Swain, Robert; Westerfield, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Silver Killers (Lady Killer) #3-21. PROD. NO.: 69B. AIR DATE: 02-26-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-24-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Richardson, Joe. DIRECTOR: Conrad, William. WITH: Ford, Constance; Mitchum, John; Patterson, Hank; Seay, James; Sorenson, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Young Killer (Conscience) #3-23. PROD. NO.: 79B. AIR DATE: 03-11-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1960. WRITERS : Barnett, S.H.; van Hartesveldt, Fran. W ITH : Elhardt, Kay; Hoffman, Bern; Ivers, Robert; Warren, Frank; Woods, Harry; Zaccaro, John. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Coded Newspaper (Code for Killers) #3-24. PROD. NO.: 73B. AIR DATE: 03-18-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-081960. LAST REVISION : 01-06-1960. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: van Hartesveldt, Fran; Barnett, S.H. WITH: Barnett, Barney; Hayward, Chuck; Pawl, Nick; Sondergaard, Quentin; Taylor, Kent. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

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The Hostage (Escape from Hanging) #3-27. PROD. NO.: 78B. AIR DATE: 04-08-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 02-181960. WRITER: Clark, Vernon. WITH: Larsen, Keith; Ray, Anthony; Sondergaard, Quentin. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Reception [unidentified]. P ROD . NO.: 75B. SCRIPT DATE : 01-21-1960. WRITERS: Root, Wells; Bishop, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Revenge Is a Lady [unidentified]. PROD. NO.: 81B. S CRIPT DATE : 03-14-1960. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

The Tony Randall Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORKS: ABC; CBS. BROADCAST: ABC: Sept. 23, 1976, to March 10, 1977; Thursdays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 22 episodes; CBS: Sept. 24, 1977, to March 25, 1978; Saturdays, 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 22 episodes. PROD. CO.: MTM Enterprises. CREATED BY: Patchett, Tom; Tarses, Jay. EXEC. PROD.: Goldberg, Gary David. PRODUCERS: Jump, Gordon; Zinberg, Michael. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. STARRING: Randall, Tony. W ITH : Conried, Hans; Lasky, Zane; McLerie, Allyn Ann; Martin, Barney; Muldaur, Diana; Peyser, Penny; Roberts, Rachel; Savage, Brad; Scott, Devon. • Sitcom about a widowed Superior Court judge in Philadelphia. Case : Franklin vs. the Generation Gap #2-11. PROD. NO.: 7358. AIR DATE: 12-17-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1977. VERSION: final shooting script. WRITERS: Jones, Patricia; Reiker, Donald. WITH: Arbus, Allan; Burns, Michael; Edmiston, Walker; McLerie, Allyn Ann; McMurray, Richard; Martin, Barney; Parfrey, Woodrow; Peyser, Penny; Roberts, Rachel; Savage, Brad; Woods, Lesley. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow.

Topper HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 9, 1953, to Jul. 15, 1955; Fridays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. P ROD. CO.: CBS Television. E XEC. PROD.: Loveton, John W. PRODUCER: Schubert, Bernard. DIRECTORS: Goodwins, Leslie; Kern, James V.; Landers, Lew; Landres, Paul; Martinson, Leslie H.; Rapp, Philip. STARRING: Carroll, Leo G.; Jeffreys, Anne; Sterling, Robert. WITH: Freeman, Kathleen; Hall, Thurston; Patrick, Lee; Skinner, Edna. • Sitcom about a banker who moves into a house with two human and one dog resident ghosts, based on the 1926 novel of the same title by Thorne Smith (also made into a movie in 1937). Séance #2-4. PROD. NO.: T-142. AIR DATE: 10-291954. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1954. WRITER: Thomsen, Robert. WITH: Freeman, Kathleen; Hall, Thurston; Patrick, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Topper’s Racket #2-20. P ROD . NO.: T-218. AIR DATE: 02-18-1955. SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1954. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. WITH: Hall, Thurston; Harmon, John; Patrick, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Harmon, John (part of “Fred”).

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The Tortellis HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 21, 1987, to May 12, 1987; Wednesdays, 9:30 P.M., Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M.; (from Apr. 21); 30 minutes; 13 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures Corporation; Charles/ Burrows/Charles Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Charles/ Burrows/Charles. PRODUCER: Kreisman, Stu. STARRING : Hedaya, Dan; Ingber, Mandy; Kasem, Jean; Moffatt, Aaron; Watkins, Carlene; Williams, Timothy. • Sitcom, spin-off from Cheers, showcasing TV repairman Nick Tortelli, ex-husband of Cheers barmaid Carla, who marries an ex-showgirl and moves to Las Vegas. Svengali #1-4. PROD. NO.: 40241-005. AIR DATE: 0211-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1986. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Hill, Kim. DIRECTOR: Shea, Jack. WITH: Baker, Gale; Hernandez, Marco; Rossi, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown. Father Knows Best #1-10. PROD. NO.: 40241-002. AIR DATE: 04-21-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 11-11-1986. VERSION: revised second draft. WRITERS: Weinberger, Jake; Weinberger, Michael. DIRECTOR: Brown, Charlotte. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown.

Trackdown HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 3, 1957 (pilot, aired as episode #1-28 of Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theatre); Oct. 4, 1957, to Sept. 23, 1959; Fridays, 8:00 P.M. (season 1, season 2 through Jan. 2, 1959); Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M. (rest of season 2, season 3); 30 minutes; 70 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Four Star Films; CBS Television. P RO DUCER: Fennelly, Vincent M. DIRECTORS: Carr, Thomas; McDougall, Don; Peckinpah, Sam; Springsteen, R.G. STARRING: Culp, Robert. WITH: Corby, Ellen; Griffith, James; Kobe, Gail; Leavitt, Norman; Leeds, Peter; Prentiss, Ed (narrator); Richards, Addison; Wescoatt, Rusty. • Western series about the adventures of a Texas Ranger in the 1870s. Self Defense #1-8. AIR DATE: 11-22-1957. WRITER: Robinson, John. D IRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. W ITH : Ford, Constance; Harris, Stacy; Jay, Helen; Miller, Eve; Webb, Richard. End of an Outlaw #1-9. AIR DATE : 11-29-1957. WRITER: Kenyon, Curtis. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Anderson, John; Baer, John; Kelley, DeForest; Gavin, James; Sage, Willard; Siletti, Mario. A DDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Bounty Hunter #1-21. AIR DATE: 03-07-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Robinson, John. D IRECTOR: McDougall, Donald (Don). WITH: Fuller, Barbra; Harris, Stacy; MacDonald, Kenneth; McQueen, Steve; Neise, George N.; Willes, Jean. ADDITIONAL INFO: served as pilot for the series Wanted — Dead or Alive (see there). The Boy #1-24. AIR D ATE : 03-28-1958. WRITER: Robinson, John. W ITH : Crawford, John ( Johnny); Dobkin, Lawrence; Donovan, King; Griffith, James; Kobe, Gail; Leavitt, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Setup #2-4. A IR D ATE : 09-26-1958. S CRIPT DATE: 03-24-1958. WRITER: Robinson, John. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Arvan, Jan; Corby, Ellen;

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The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters Donovan, King ; Fowley, Douglas; Griffith, James; Leavitt, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. The Kid #2-15. AIR DATE: 12-12-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-28-1958. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Corby, Ellen; Greer, Dabbs; Hole, Jonathan; Janiss, Vivi; Kruschen, Jack; Mell, Joseph (Joe); Richards, Addison.

Trapper John, M.D. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 23, 1979 (pilot); Oct. 10, 1979, to Sept. 4, 1986; Sundays, 10:00 P.M. (seasons 1-6, season 7 through Jan. 5, 1986); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 7 through March, 1986); Thursdays, 10:00 P.M. (rest of season 7); 60 minutes; 151 episodes. PROD. CO.: Frank Glicksman and Don Brinkley Productions in association with 20th Century–Fox Television. EXEC. PROD.: Glicksman, Frank. PRODUCERS: Brinkley, Don; Dawson, Deborah Zoe; Johns, Victoria. S TARRING: Harrison, Gregory; Roberts, Pernell. WITH: Busfield, Timothy; Cunningham, Sarah; Gilman, Kenneth David; Hutson, Chris; Ignico, Robin; Kelly, Bebe; Luft, Lorna; McCarty, Mary; Marcovicci, Andrea; Norris, Christopher; Paige, Janis; Rodd, Marcia; Schaal, Richard; Scott, Simon; Siebert, Charles; Sinclair, Madge; Tucci, Michael. • Medical drama about a former MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) surgeon who now works at San Francisco Memorial Hospital. The character is based on a doctor in the novel M*A*S*H by Richard Hooker, and on the 1970 movie and the TV series (1972-83) of the same title. A Case of the Crazies #2-14. PROD. NO.: 1598. AIR DATE: 03-29-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-02-1981. VERSION: final script. WRITER: Fritzhand, James. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. WITH: Karlen, John; Lloyd, Kathleen; Martel, K.C.; Mitchell, Brian Stokes; Norris, Christopher; Sackett, Stacy; Scott, Simon; Siebert, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1963, to March 15, 1964; Sundays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD . CO.: MGM Television. P RODUCERS: Ingalls, Don; Sparks, Robert; Thompson, Robert E. DIRECTORS: Donner, Richard; Jackman, Fred; Sagal, Boris. STARRING: O’Herlihy, Dan; Russell, Kurt. WITH: Allen, Mark; Allen, Vernett III; Anderson, Donna; Bronson, Charles; Kenyon, Sandy; Mattingly, Hedley; Osmond Brothers; Westerfield, James; Witney, Michael; Wyllie, Meg. • Western series about a 12-year old boy from Kentucky who joins a wagon train with his father in 1849; based on the book of the same title by Robert Lewis Taylor. The Day of the Flying Dutchman. PROD. NO.: 7015. AIR DATE: 12-01-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1963. LAST REVISION: 07-23-1963. VERSION: revised final script. WRITER: Simms, Jay. WITH: Allen, Mark; Corrigan, Lloyd; Kenyon, Sandy; Mattingly, Hedley; Osmond, Alan; Osmond, Jay; Osmond, Merrill; Osmond, Wayne; Reeves, Richard (Dick); Varden, Norma; Westerfield, James; Witney, Michael; Wyllie, Meg. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters (partial credits). USED BY: Christianson, John.

Treasury Men in Action

Treasury Men in Action (Federal Men) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORKS: ABC; NBC. BROADCAST: ABC: Sept. 11 to Dec. 4, 1950 (season 1); Mondays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 12 episodes; Oct. 7, 1954, to Jul. 1, 1955 (season 5); Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. NBC: Apr. 5, 1951, to Apr. 1, 1954 (seasons 2-4); Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 113 episodes. PROD. CO.: Prockter Television Enterprises in association with Pyramid Productions and MCA Television. EXEC . PROD.: Robinson, Jerome C.; Rosenthal, Everett. PRODUCERS: Rosenthal, Everett; Sloane, Robert. STARRING: Greaza, Walter. • Crime series based on the files of the U.S. Customs and Treasury Departments. The Case of the One Way Ride #5-6. PROD. NO.: X6. AIR DATE: 11-11-1954. WRITER: Boretz, Alvin. DIRECTOR: Beaudine, William. WITH: Clements, Stanley; Cranston, Joel; Deacon, Richard; Duncan, Pamela. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; Treasury file #2987; “all names, Hammonds World Atlas”; some notes. The Case of the Slippery Eel #5-39. PROD. NO.: 39. AIR DATE: 07-01-1955. TAPE DATES: 04-01/02-1955. WRITER: Sloane, Robert. DIRECTOR: Jason, Will. WITH: Carleton, Claire; Dumbrille, Douglas; Fields, Darlene; Harmon, John; McKee, Tom; Templeton, George. A DDITIONAL INFO : IRS file #4982; some marks and notes. USED BY: Harmon, John (part of “George”).

The Trouble with Father see The Stu Erwin Show The Trouble with Tom see The Tom Ewell Show The Troubleshooters HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 11, 1959, to Apr. 1, 1960; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: United Artists Television; Meridian Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Gibbs, John; Steenberg, Richard. PRODUCERS: Rivkin, Allen; Rosenberg, Frank P.; Ziv, Frederick W. STARRING: Mathias, Bob (former Olympic Decathlon champion); Wynn, Keenan. WITH: Allen, Chet; Fortier, Robert (Bob); Harris, Bob; Loftin, Carey. • Adventure series about two construction engineers who travel the world solving problems for their company. Moment of Terror #1-6. PROD. NO.: 123. AIR DATE: 10-16-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-10-1959. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Rivkin, Allen. WRITERS: Franklin, Paul (also story); Kelley, John T. DIRECTOR: Altman, Robert. WITH: Allen, Chet; Barnes, Rayford; Bartell, Harry; Fortier, Robert (Bob); Harris, Bob; Loftin, Carey; Townes, Harry; Shelton, Abby. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; equipment list.

Twelve O’Clock High HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1964, to Jan. 13,

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SERIES 1967; Fridays, 9:30 P.M. (season 1), 10:00 P.M. (season 3); Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 2); 60 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions in association with 20th Century–Fox. EXEC . P ROD .: Martin, Quinn. PRODUCERS: Glickman, Fred; Gordon, William D. W ITH : Burke, Paul; Duggan, Andrew; Gallo, Lew; Gates, Larry; Lansing, Robert; Larkin, John; Newlan, Paul; Overton, Frank; Phillips, Barney; Robinson, Chris. • Drama series set in World War II, about members of the 918th Flyer Squadron based in England. The Idolater #2-4. PROD./STORY NO.: 8308; 8346. AIR DATE: 10-04-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 08-09-1965. LAST REVISION: 08-17-1965. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Sanford, Gerald; Huntley, Marc. DIRECTOR: Benedek, Lázló. WITH: Ayres, Jerry; Burke, Paul; Dornan, Robert; Duggan, Andrew; Hogan, Robert; Lockwood, Gary; Mantee, Paul; Meriwether, Lee; Overton, Frank; Robinson, Chris; Szabo, Albert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; production requirements; daily production summaries; production reports; shooting schedule (Aug. 13, 16-20, 23, 1965); one-line schedule; budget summary; Art Department set breakdown & construction estimate. We’re Not Coming Back #2-12. PROD./STORY NO.: 8304; 8342. AIR DATE: 11-29-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 06-301965. L AST REVISION : 08-10-1965. VERSION: revised final script. WRITERS: Saltzman, Philip; Ullman, Dan. D IRECTOR: Hopper, Jerry. W ITH : Arvin, William; Balin, Ina; Burke, Paul; Cassel, Seymour; Coe, Peter; Forest, Michael (Mike); Friedel, Walter; Harden, Sasha; Hellström, Gunnar; Heyde, Hans; Hoyt, John; Kuenstle, Charles; Robinson, Chris; Rossillon, Gabrielle; Voskovec, George; West, Rick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change; rundown; call sheet; daily production summaries; production report; budget summary; originally planned as a two-part episode. Between the Lines (A Journey Toward the River) #2-14. PROD./STORY NO.: 8310; 8360. AIR DATE: 12-131965. SCRIPT DATE: 10-18-1965. LAST REVISION: 10-221965. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Lewis, Andy; Trapnell, Coles (story). D IRECTOR: Mayer, Gerald. WITH: Brander, Richard; Bruns, Philip (Phil); Burke, Paul; Coe, Peter; Drake, Ken; Forst, Eric; Gates, Larry; Harden, Sasha; Harron, Donald; Heyde, Hans; Markova, Lydia; Meisel, Norbert; Reinsch, Felix; Robinson, Chris; Wolfson, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production summary; production reports; shooting schedule (Oct. 25-29, Nov. 1-2, 1965); one-line schedule; budget summary; detailed budget estimate. The Slaughter Pen #2-17. PROD./STORY NO.: 8317; 8362. AIR DATE: 01-10-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1965. LAST REVISION: 11-18-1965. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Lewis, Dave; Lewis, Andy. D IRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Alderson, John; Brinkmann, Heinz; Burke, Paul; Dornan, Robert; Dudomaine, Ted; Frankham, David; Friedel, Walter; Guardino, Harry; Hall, Honus; Hellman, Peter; Lasell, John; Mills, Juliet; Newlan, Paul; O’Hara, Pat; Overton, Frank; Rennie, Michael; Riordan, Christopher; Robinson, Chris; Van Dreelen, John; Vaughn, Rees. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; daily produc-

SERIES tion summaries; call sheet; production requirements; production reports; shooting schedule; one-line schedule. Underground #2-18. PROD./STORY NO.: 8319; 8356. AIR DATE: 01-17-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1965. LAST REVISION: 12-16-1965. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Lewin, Robert; Doherty, James (story); Trapnell, Coles (story). DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Boon, Robert; Burke, Paul; Cassel, Seymour; Courtney, Chuck; Ebersberg, Horst; Genest, Émile; Harden, Sasha; Holland, Erik; Kopp, Nickolaus; Longet, Claudine; Marsac, Maurice; Meisel, Norbert; Palmer, Tom; Perina, George; Robinson, Chris; Roux, Jacques; Schiller, Norbert; Walker, Robert, Jr.; Walls, Bud; Wilcox, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; call sheet; set list; rundown; daily production summaries; production reports; oneline schedule; budget summary. The Outsider #2-20. PROD./STORY NO.: 8320; 8363. AIR DATE: 01-31-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-13-1965. LAST REVISION: 12-21-1965. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. DIRECTOR: Medford, Don. WITH: Burke, Paul; Callahan, James T.; Coleman, Dabney; Dornan, Robert; Garwood, John; Harrington, Vikki; Jackson, Sammy; MacArthur, James; Meriwether, Lee; Millar, Lee; Newlan, Paul; Newton, John; O’Toole, Ollie; Robinson, Chris; Wayne, Patrick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; call sheet; production requirements; daily production summaries; production reports; shooting schedule (Dec. 20-24, 27-28, 1965); one-line schedule; budget summary; detailed budget estimate. Twenty-Fifth Mission #2-22. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: 8322; 8366. AIR DATE: 02-14-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 12-311965. LAST REVISION: 01-06-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Wilber, Carey. DIRECTOR: Dobkin, Lawrence. WITH: Bower, Antoinette; Burke, Paul; Cahill, Barry; Dillman, Bradford (Brad); Dornan, Robert (Bob); Drake, James; Duggan, Andrew; Galloway, Don; Graham, Graham; Kramer, Ron; Overton, Frank; Pillsbury, Garth; Robinson, Chris; Skerritt, Tom; Spruance, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; staff and crew list; rundown; call sheet; production report; budget summary. Angel Babe (The Moral Airplane) #2-24. PROD./ STORY NO.: 8324; 8355. AIR DATE: 02-28-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1966. LAST REVISION: 01-18-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Wood, Preston. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH : Aletter, Frank; Brown, Les, Jr.; Burke, Paul; Dornan, Robert; Dubbins, Don; Lippe, Jonathan; McDowall, Roddy; Murphy, Michael; Overton, Frank; Patterson, Lee; Robinson, Chris; Stern, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; call sheet; production requirements; set list; daily production summaries; production reports; shooting schedule ( Jan. 18-21, 24-26, 1966); budget summary; detailed budget estimate. The Hollow Man (The Archbury Story) #2-26. PROD./STORY NO.: 8326; 8359. AIR DATE: 03-14-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1966. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Field, Gustave; Huntley, Marc. DIRECTOR: Douglas, Robert. WITH: Baron, Peter; Brander, Richard; Burke, Paul; Cahill, Barry; Carr, Paul; Dornan, Robert; Drivas, Robert; Hayes, Anthony; Linder, Cec; Lowens, Curt; Mock, Laurie;

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Overton, Frank; Raine, Jack; Reed, Alan, Jr.; Robinson, Chris; Thompson, Marian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; credits; set list; daily production summaries; call sheet; production requirements; production reports; shooting schedule (Feb. 7-11, 14-15, 1966); one-line schedule; budget summary (Matheny, Jean). Day of Reckoning #2-28. PROD./STORY NO.: 8328; 8372. AIR DATE: 03-28-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 02-23-1966. LAST REVISION: 03-01-1966. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Welles, Halsted. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan, Jr. WITH: Aidman, Charles; Bolger, Martin; Braeden, Eric; Brown, Thurman; Cahill, Barry; Cort, William; Dornan, Robert; Goodrich, Walter; Hauser, Gerald; Malmsjö, Jan; Rhodes, Jordan; Rogers, Dinah Ann; Van Dreelen, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name changes; daily production summaries; call sheet; production requirements; production reports; shooting schedule (Feb. 25, 28, March 1-4, 7, 1966); one-line schedule; budget summary.

The 20th Century–Fox Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1955, to Jun. 12, 1957; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (alternating with The United States Steel Hour (see there); 60 minutes; 37 episodes. PROD. CO.: TCF Television Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Asher, Irving. PRODUCERS: Bricken, Jules; Feiner, Ben, Jr.; Lang, Otto; Marx, Samuel; Packer, Peter. HOST: Cotten, Joseph (season 1); Sterling, Robert (season 2). • Dramatic anthology series— many of the filmed episodes were shorter versions of older 20th Century–Fox movies, remade with newer, lesser-known actors and actresses. Men Against Speed #2-6. PROD./STORY NO.: 2-27; 2-44. AIR DATE: 12-12-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 08-30-1956. LAST REVISION: 09-04-1956. VERSION: shooting final. WRITERS: Robinson, John; Ruesch, Hans. DIRECTOR: Rogell, Albert S. WITH: Freeman, Mona; Granger, Farley; Jason, Rick; Marshall, Peter; Minardos, Nico; Pyle, Denver; Toomey, Regis; Yakonelli, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: based on the novel The Racers by Hans Ruesch, and the film of the same title, footage from the film was used for episodic version.

Underwater Nassau see The Aquanauts The Unexpected HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —16 scripts (15 episodes). NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: March 5 to Dec. 10, 1952; Wednesdays; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs; NBC. EXEC. PROD.: Ziv, Frederick W. HOST: Marshall, Herbert. • Suspense anthology series. Lifeline (Gentleman for Hire) #1-15. PROD. NO.: 17. AIR DATE: 06-11-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 01-30-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Lawrence, Jerry; Lee, Robert E. DIRECTOR: Cahan, George M. WITH: Bronson, Lillian; Hamilton, Lillian; Lundmark, Bill; Paige, Robert; Tuttle, Lurene; Tyrell, Ann. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Alsdurf.

United States One for the Money #1-24. PROD. NO.: 25. AIR DATE: 08-27-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-05-1952. LAST REVISION: 04-07-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Lawrence and Lee. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Evans, Charles; Halton, Charles; Jewell, Isabel; Locke, Katherine; Meyer, Emile; Root, Elizabeth; Sheffield, Bill; Taylor, Forrest; Vosper, John; Watts, Charles; White, Daniel M. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Mask #1-25. PROD. NO.: 26. AIR DATE: 09-031952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-07-1952. LAST REVISION: 04-081952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Lesser, Budd. D IRECTOR: Cahan, George M. W ITH : Aldon, Mari; Close, John V.; Hudson, John; Montoya, Alex; Sedan, Rolfe; Trent, Paula. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; men’s and women’s wardrobe list (Apr. 15-17, 1952); marks and notes throughout. The Doctor Prescribes #1-26. PROD. NO.: 27. AIR DATE: 09-10-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-16-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Boehm, David. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Barrier, Edgar; Brian, Mary; Hall, Virginia; Howat, Clark; Miller, Joan; Phillips, John; Van Gelder, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. The Puppeteers #1-27. PROD. NO.: 28. AIR DATE: 09-17-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 04-18-1952. LAST REVISION: 04-22-1952. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Gilbert, Doris. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Frees, Paul; Hutton, Robert; Storm, Gale. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Gait(?). Blackmail #2-1. PROD. NO.: 30. AIR DATE: 10-011952. SCRIPT DATE: 05-06-1952. LAST REVISION: 05-121952. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Martin, Edith; Lawrence and Lee. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Bakewell, William; Cottrell, William; Dearing, Edgar; Erickson, Leif; Mahin, Don; Marden, Adrienne; Reichow, Otto; Windsor, Marie. USED BY: Benson. Mr. O (Mr. Orlowski) #2-2. P ROD . NO.: 31. AIR D ATE : 10-08-1952. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-09-1952. LAST REVISION: 05-13-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Hamilton, Roy. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH : Bradford, Marshall; Brocco, Peter; Donath, Ludwig ; Golm, Lisa; Kingsford, Guy; Kirkpatrick, Jesse; Montgomery, Ray; Ruskin, Shimen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. High Adventure #2-3. PROD. NO.: 32. AIR DATE: 1015-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Jerome, Stuart. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Carroll, Virginia; Gebert, Gordon; Gibney, Hal; Penn, Leo; Raymond, Paula. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Fetters. Bright Boy #2-4. PROD. NO.: 33. AIR DATE: 10-221952. SCRIPT DATE: 05-26-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITER: Laird, Jack. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Doucette, John; Drake, Tom; Taylor, Forrest; Sullivan, Brick; Turkel, Joe; Vernon, Irene. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Alsdurf. Confidentially Yours #36. PROD. NO.: 36. AIR DATE: 10-29-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 06-20-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Loring, John; Lawrence and Lee. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Brown, Barbra; Freeman, Leonard; Hannah, Mark; Hicks, Russell;

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Hodgins, Earle; Mowbray, Alan; Sharpe, Karen; Taylor, Ferris. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; synopsis; autographed by W. Berke. USED BY: Berke, W. Landscape in Black (The Picture) #2-6. PROD. NO.: 37. AIR DATE: 11-05-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1952. LAST REVISION : 06-23-1952. VERSIONS: final master script; revised final master script. WRITER: Brooke, Hugh. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Ansara, Michael; Galindo, Nacho; Fierro, Paul; Gray, Coleen; Paris, Manuel; Van Zandt, Philip; Watson, Robert; Wood, Victor. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; 2 copies. USED BY: Fetters, Curt (camera); part of “Amelius Vierhofer.” Desert Honeymoon #2-7. PROD. NO.: 34. AIR DATE: 11-12-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1952. LAST REVISION: 06-11-1952. VERSION: final master script. W RITERS: Gilbert, Doris; Ross, Sam (story). DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Adler, Jay; Agar, John; Brian, Judith; Cavendish, David; Downs, Cathy; Keys, Robert. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list; synopsis; photo. USED BY: Berke. The Numbers Game (Your Number) #2-8. PROD. NO.: 35. AIR DATE: 11-19-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 06-151952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Patrick, Hugh; Gries, Tom. DIRECTOR: Davis, Eddie. WITH: Crane, Richard; Emory, Richard; McClory, Sean; Marshall, Chet; Nelson, Bill; Rios, Lalo; Sharp, Alex; Thompson, Marshall; Young, Carleton. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Fetters, Curt. Escape to Nowhere (The Tourists) #2-10. PROD. NO.: 38. AIR DATE: 12-03-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 08-191952. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1952. VERSION: final master script. W RITER: Laird, Jack. D IRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Baguez, Salvador; Colmans, Edward; Gilmore, Lowell; Hall, Lois; Jara, Maurice; LaRue, Jack; Marion, Paul; Montoya, Julia. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks; notes on wardrobe; breakdown (3 days). USED BY: Berke. Some Day They’ll Give Us Guns #2-11. PROD. NO.: 39. AIR DATE: 12-10-1952. SCRIPT DATE: 09-01-1952. LAST REVISION : 09-04-1952. VERSION: final master script. WRITERS: Smith, Hal; Gries, Tom; Fairman, Paul (story). DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. WITH: Anders, Rudolph; Driscoll, Bobby; Eustrel, Anthony; James, Kyle; Michael, Peter; Norman, B.G.; Pollock, Dee; Rowland, Henry; Thayer, Lorna; Vallon, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; cast sheet; breakdown (3 days); marks and notes. USED BY: Benson.

United States HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 9 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : March 11 to Apr. 29, 1980; 30 minutes; 8 episodes. PROD. CO.: OTP Productions. CREATED BY: Gelbart, Larry. EXEC. PROD.: Gelbart, Larry. PRODUCERS: Gelbart, Larry; Markowitz, Gary. STARRING: Bridges, Beau; Shaver, Helen. WITH: Dana, Justin; Harris, Rossie. • Sitcom providing a contemporary look at marriage — with no laugh track, no theme music and handwritten credits. Uncle Charlie #1-1. PROD. NO.: 002. AIR DATE: 0311-1980. SCRIPT DATE : 11-05-1979. T APE D ATES : 1120/21-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Markowitz,

SERIES Gary. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Dana, Justin; Harris, Rossie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Broccoli #1-2. PROD. NO.: 001. AIR DATE: 03-181980. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1979. TAPE DATES: 12-11/121979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gelbart, Larry. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Armstrong, Valorie; Dana, Justin; Harris, Rossie; Pressman, Lawrence. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Josh #1-3. PROD. NO.: 008. AIR DATE: 03-25-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1979. TAPE DATES: 11-06/07-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Gelbart, Larry; Greenbaum, Everett. D IRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. W ITH : Lawlor, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Sometimes #1-7. PROD. NO.: 013. AIR DATE: 04-221980. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1979. TAPE DATES: 01-15/161980. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Gelbart, Larry; Greenbaum, Everett. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Dana, Justin; Harris, Rossie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Better Than Burning #1-8. PROD . NO.: 009. AIR DATE : 04-29-1980. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-13-1979. TAPE DATES: 01-08/09-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Gelbart, Larry. WITH: Clifton, George; Mason, Lola. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Touching Story #1-9 [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 014. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1979. TAPE DATES: 02-05/06-1980. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Gelbart, Larry; Markowitz, Gary. DIRECTOR: Mackenzie, Will. WITH: Bridges, Beau; Shaver, Helen. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Slide Area #1-10 [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 010. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1979. TAPE DATES: 12-18/19-1979. VERSION : revised final draft. W RITER : Whedon, Tom. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Armstrong, Valorie; Clark, Hope; Pressman, Lawrence; Rosenberg, Eric. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. Room Service #1-11 [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 015. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1979. TAPE DATES: 12-04/05-1979. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Markowitz, Gary. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Gomez, Rita; Margolin, Janet. A DDITIONAL INFO : credits; set list; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown. The Grand Funk #1-13 [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 007. SCRIPT DATE: 10-15-1979. TAPE DATES: 10-23/24-1979. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Gelbart, Larry; Markowitz, Gary. DIRECTOR: Havinga, Nick. WITH: Dana, Justin; Harris, Rossie. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; end credits; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule; rundown.

The United States Steel Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (2 episodes; 1961). NETWORKS: ABC; CBS. BROADCAST: ABC: Oct. 27, 1953, to Jun. 21, 1955; Tuesdays, 9:30 P . M . (bi-weekly, alternating with The Motorola TV Hour, season 1, and The Elgin TV Hour, season 2); 60 minutes; 44 episodes. CBS: Jul. 6, 1955, to Jun. 12, 1963; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M. (bi-weekly, alternating

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with the 20th Century–Fox Hour (see there), seasons 3-4, and the Armstrong Circle Theater, seasons 5-10); 60 minutes; 208 episodes. PROD. CO.: Theatre Guild. E XEC . P ROD .: Jamison, Marshall; Kondolf, George; Lowther, George. P RODUCER : Jamison, Marshall. • Dramatic anthology series, broadcast live from New York; TV version of the radio program The Theatre Guild on the Air (The United States Steel Hour) (194553). The Golden Thirty #8-25. AIR DATE: 08-09-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 05-09-1961. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Cohen, Larry. PRODUCER: Kondolf, George. DIRECTOR: Donovan, Tom. WITH: Bova, Joseph; de Leo, Don; Dullea, Keir; Kovack, Nancy; Osterwald, Bibi; Youngman, Henny. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Far from the Shade Tree #9-10. AIR DATE: 01-101962. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1961. VERSION: third draft. WRITER: Palmer, Joe, Jr. DIRECTOR: Donovan, Tom. WITH: Carson, Jack; Dullea, Keir; Ferrone, Dan; Hackman, Gene; Heeslip, George; Hubbard, Alma; Louise, Anita; Scott, Pippa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; scene and time of events; some marks and notes; 2 copies. USED BY: Carson, Jack (1 copy).

Universal Star Time see Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre The Untouchables HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS; ABC. BROADCAST: CBS: Apr. 20 and 27, 1959 (pilot, as two-part episode #22 of Desilu Playhouse). ABC: Oct. 10, 1959, to May 21, 1963; Thursdays, 9:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2), 10:00 P.M. (season 3); Tuesdays, 9:30 P.M. (season 4); 60 minutes; 118 episodes. PROD. CO.: Langford Productions in association with Desilu Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Armer, Alan A.; Freeman, Leonard; Martin, Quinn; Thorpe, Jerry. PRODUCERS: Armer, Alan A.; Cooperman, Alvin; Fellows, Arthur; Grauman, Walter; Harrison, Paul; Kay, Roger; Mc-Eveety, Vincent; Marshall, Sidney; Reisman, Del; Retchin, Norman; Richards, Lloyd; Rosenberg, Stuart; Russell, Charles; Shaftel, Josef. STARRING: Stack, Robert. WITH: Bice, Robert; Brand, Neville; Dobkin, Lawrence; Fernández, Abel; George, Anthony; Georgiade, Nicholas (Nick); Gordon, Bruce; Guardino, Harry; Gulager, Clu; Hicks, Chuck; London, Steve; Middleton, Robert; Milletaire, Carl; Paris, Jerry; Percoff, Nehemiah; Picerni, Paul; Richards, Grant; Stone, Harold J.; Wilcox, Frank; Wingreen, Jason. NARRATOR: Winchell, Walter. • Crime series about Eliot Ness and his squad of Treasury Agents fighting organized crime in 1930’s Chicago, based on real-life persons and events as portrayed in the book of the same title by Eliot Ness and Oscar Fraley. The Artichoke King (Murder by Contract) #1-8. P ROD . NO.: 5118-10. AIR D ATE : 12-03-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1959. LAST REVISION: 11-07-1959. TAPE DATE : 11-10-1959. VERSION: revised final shooting script. WRITER: Essex, Harry. PRODUCER: Marshall, Sidney. D IRECTOR: Kay, Roger. W ITH : Brunetti, Argentina; Chandler, Lane; Cole, Selette; Ellenstein, Robert; Fernández, Abel; Georgiade, Nicholas; Igle-

U.S. Marshal sias, Eugene; Jaffe, Allen; Mazurki, Mike; Paris, Jerry; Ruscio, Al; Weston, Jack; Wyllie, Meg. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note: “costumes by ‘Delmar’”. The Purple Gang #2-7. PROD. NO.: 5118-38. AIR DATE: 12-01-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 08-18-1960. LAST REVISION: 09-22-1960. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Mantley, John. D IRECTOR: Grauman, Walter E. WITH : Antonio, Lou; Barnes, Rayford; Bourneuf, Philip; Cochran, Steve; Dunn, Harvey B.; Fernández, Abel; Flavin, James; Georgiade, Nick; Geray, Steven; Gordon, Bruce; Kendall, Arthur; Klemperer, Werner; Lambert, Paul; London, Steve; Milletaire, Carl; Picerni, Paul; Turkel, Joe; Windish, Ilka; Zaccaro, John. USED BY: Dorn, Aaron. The Tommy Karpeles Story #2-11. PROD. NO.: 611841. AIR DATE: 12-29-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1960. VERSION: revised second draft. W RITERS: Bellak, George; Mantley, John. PRODUCER: Hoffman, Herman. DIRECTOR: Rosenberg, Stuart. WITH: Clarke, Gage; Fernández, Abel; Georgiade, Nick; Hamilton, Murray; Julian, Joseph; London, Steve; Morrow, Vic; Newell, William; Penn, Leo; Picerni, Paul; Rhue, Madlyn; Rudin, Herman; Sokoloff, Vladimir; Stevenson, Robert J.; Stone, Harold J.; Strange, Glenn; Wiseman, Joseph. ADDITIONAL INFO : shooting schedule (Oct. 20-21, 24-27, 1960). USED BY: Dorn, Aaron. Search for a Dead Man (Flowers for My Love; The Seekers) #4-13. PROD. NO.: 5118-100. AIR DATE: 01-011963. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1962. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Groves, Herman; Gast, Harold. PRODUCER: Cooperman, Alvin. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert. WITH: Asner, Edward; Capers, Virginia; Carbone, Antony; Dexter, Alan; Douglas, Jerry; Gordon, Gerald; North, Sheree; Reese, Tom; Richards, Grant; Stanwyck, Barbara. ADDITIONAL INFO : second pilot episode for a series to be called The Seekers, which never materialized.

U.S. Marshal see Sheriff of Cochise V HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—12 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 26, 1984, to March 22, 1985; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 19 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Blatt, Daniel H.; Singer, Robert. PRODUCERS: Bowman, Chuck; Latt, David J.; O’Brien, Dean; Riskin, Ralph; Simmons, Garner; Ward, Skip. WITH: Aleong, Aki; Ashmore, Frank; Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Cooke, Jennifer; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Ironside, Michael; Scott, Judson; Singer, Marc; Smith, Howard K.; Smith, Lane; Tefkin, Blair; Wright, Michael; Yagher, Jeff. • Science fiction series about resistance fighters against an alien invasion. The series picks up the story one year after the end of the second of two mini series (May 1-2, 1983 and May 6-8, 1984—see under Specials). Dreadnought (Scorcher) #1-2. A IR DATE: 11-021984. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: de Souza, Steven E. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Chiles, Linden; Cooke, Jennifer; Donovan, Mike; Durrell, Michael; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Ironside, Michael; Jenner, Barry; Marshall, Burt; Maxwell, Don; Smith,

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SERIES Lane; Wright, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Breakout #1-3. AIR DATE: 05-24-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1984. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Braff, David. DIRECTOR: Austin, Ray. WITH: Abelar, Michael; Allison, Patricia; Badler, Jane; Baldwin, Mary; Berkeley, Xander; Chadwick, June; Cooke, Jennifer; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Guiness, Fiona; Hall, J.D.; Ironside, Michael; Jacobs, Christian; Ludwig, Pamela; Macaulay, Charles; Marshall, Burt; Poppe, Herman; Singer, Marc; Smith, Lane; Tef kin, Blair; Wright, Michael; Yagher, Jeff ; Zadikov, Greg. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Visitors’ Choice #1-6. AIR DATE: 11-23-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1984. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Braff, David. DIRECTOR: Shilton, Gilbert M. WITH: Aleong, Aki; Azarow, Martin; Badler, Jane; Bellin, Thomas; Caliri, Jonathan ( Jon); Cooke, Jennifer; Danning, Sybil; Ellenstein, Robert; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Ironside, Michael; Itkin, Steve; McQueen, Chad; Ross, Jason; Singer, Marc; Smith, Howard K.; Smith, Lane; Tefkin, Blair; Vintas, Gustav; Wright, Michael; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Overlord #1-8. AIR DATE: 11-30-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 10-05-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Abramowitz, David. DIRECTOR: Green, Bruce Seth. WITH: Aleong, Aki; Badler, Jane; Buchanan, Barry; Chadwick, June; Champion, Michael; Cooke, Jennifer; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Grimes, C.E.; Henderson, Anthony; Hunter, Rion; Ironside, Michael; Kuter, Kay E.; Lawrence, Eric; Morse, Richardson; Ralph, Sheryl Lee; Singer, Marc; Smith, Howard K.; Smith, Lane; Tefkin, Blair; Thaler, Robert; Wright, Michael; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Reflections in Terror (A Reflection in Terror) #19. AIR DATE: 12-14-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1984. LAST REVISION : 11-01-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Manheim, Chris. DIRECTOR: Hooks, Kevin. WITH: Aleong, Aki; Badler, Jane; Beck, Jenny; Boelsen, Jim; Cooke, Jennifer; Daughton, James; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Houlihan, Keri; Ironside, Michael; James, Anthony; Jones, Mickey; Lowell, Tom; Rothwell, Robert; Sawyer, Connie; Singer, Marc; Smith, Lane; Tefkin, Blair; Walker, Charles; Wellman, William, Jr.; Wright, Michael; Yagher, Jeff. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Hero #1-11. AIR DATE: 01-11-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Eastlake, Carleton. DIRECTOR: Hooks, Kevin. WITH: Aleong, Aki; Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Cooke, Jennifer; Davison, Bruce; Elder, Judyann; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Jones, Mickey; Lenehan, Nancy; Regehr, Duncan; Scott, Judson; Singer, Marc; Smith, Howard K.; Smith, Lane; Starr, Beau; Tefkin, Blair; Ironside, Michael; Wright, Michael; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Betrayal #1-12. AIR DATE: 01-18-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1984. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Rosner, Mark. DIRECTOR: Shilton, Gilbert M. WITH: Abston, Dean; Aleong, Aki; Allen, John; Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Cooke, Jennifer; Davison, Bruce; Dowdell, Robert; Dubin, Gary; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Ironside, Michael; Minchenberg,

SERIES Richard; Pearson, Jerold; Regehr, Duncan; Singer, Marc; Smith, Howard K.; Smith, Lane; Tefkin, Blair; Tulin, Michael; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Wildcats #15. AIR DATE: 02-15-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1985. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Braff, David. DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Aldrich, Rhonda; Ashmore, Frank; Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Cohen, Jeffrey Jay (J.J.); Cooke, Jennifer; Eibling, Peter; Englund, Robert; Ford, Fritz; Grant, Faye; Jacobson (Nash), Gela; Johnson, Reggie; Matthews, Paige; Scott, Judson; Silbar, Adam; Singer, Marc; Warren, Nancy; Wellman, Cathy; Wise, Ashton; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Littlest Dragon #1-16. AIR DATE: 02-22-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1985. VERSION: revised second draft. WRITER: Abramowitz, David. DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Ashmore, Frank; Badler, Jane; Bevis, Leslie; Chadwick, June; Cullen, Brett; Englund, Robert; Fulton, Wendy; Shobe, Christopher; Singer, Marc; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. War of Illusions (War of Illusion) #1-17. AIR DATE: 03-08-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-30-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Simmons, John. DIRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. WITH: Abbott, David; Ashmore, Frank; Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Cooke, Jennifer; Eibling, Peter; Englund, Robert; Fitch (Lewis), Louise; Grant, Faye; Heller, Chip; Janis, Conrad; Lehmann, Theodore (Ted); Richman, Josh; Scott, Judson; Singer, Marc; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Secret Underground #1-18. AIR DATE: 03-151985. SCRIPT DATE: 02-08-1985. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Edwards, Paul F.; Braff, David; Abramowitz, David (story); Boyle, Donald R. (story). DIRECTOR: Bole, Cliff. WITH: Ashmore, Frank; Badler, Jane; Barton, Derek; Calvin, John; Chadwick, June; Eibling, Peter; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Katt, Nicky; Olandt, Ken; Scott, Judson; Singer, Marc; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Return #1-19. AIR DATE: 03-22-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1985. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS : Abramowitz, David; Boyle, Donald R.; Braff, David (story); Edwards, Paul F. (story). DIRECTOR: Florea, John. WITH: Ashmore, Frank; Badler, Jane; Chadwick, June; Cooke, Jennifer; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Jones, Marilyn; Schneider, Tawny; Scott, Judson; Singer, Marc; Wise, Ashton; Yagher, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Vega$ HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 25, 1978 (pilot); Sept. 20, 1978, to Jun. 10, 1981; Wednesdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 68 episodes (+ pilot). PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Cramer, Douglas S.; Spelling, Aaron. PRODUCERS: Fehrle, Phil; Forrester, Larry; Vincent, E. Duke. DIRECTORS: Bole, Cliff; Bondelli, Phil; Chaffey, Don; Daniels, Marc; Dobkin, Lawrence; Donnelly, Dennis; Falk, Harry; Harrington, Curtis; Kjellan, Bob; Lang, Richard; McEveety, Bernard; McGowan, George; Picerni, Charles; Roley, Sutton; Stanley, Paul. STARRING: Urich, Robert. WITH: Braverman, Bart; Curtis, Tony; Davis, Phyllis; Landers, Judy; Morris, Greg ; Sampson, Will; Stevens,

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Naomi. • Crime series about a private detective in Las Vegas. Doubtful Target #1-19. PROD. NO.: J-128. AIR DATE: 03-07-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 01-15-1979. LAST REVISION: 01-22-1979. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Alexander, E. Nick. DIRECTOR: Doheny, Lawrence (Larry). WITH: Braverman, Bart; Davalos, Elyssa; Davis, Phyllis; Jeffreys, Anne; Morris, Greg; Nielsen, Leslie; Pagett, Gary; Parfrey, Woodrow; Sorel, Louise; Stevens, Naomi. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet; letter from Desert Inn and Country Club concerning free rooms for Vega$ production members. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Cy Winters”). The Day the Gambling Stopped #2-9. PROD. NO.: J-220. AIR DATE: 12-12-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 06-19-1979. LAST REVISION : 07-16-1979. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITER: Swanson, Robert E. WITH: Braverman, Bart; Davis, Phyllis; Karlen, John; Minor, Mike; Morris, Greg ; Parfrey, Woodrow; Parkinson, Dian; Patrick, John; Rastattar, Wendy; Scaglione, Al; Stone, Christopher; Sullivan, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (part of “Head Cashier”).

The Verdict Is Yours HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Sept. 2, 1957, to Sept. 28, 1962; weekdays, 3:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; except primetime as summer replacement during the summer of 1958: Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 60 minutes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. CREATED BY: Silverman, Selig. PRODUCERS: Berman, Bertram; Burr, Eugene. HOSTS: McKay, Jim; Stout, Bill; Whitaker, Jack. • Court series featuring real-life judges and attorneys presiding over unscripted cases, with actors as witnesses, plaintiffs and defendants, and a jury consisting of the studio audience. The show was performed ad lib. The host, as court reporter, gave the background information. Lawyer Selig Silverman provided the cases. People vs. Stern, Case #170. PROD. NO.: 20-3100. AIR DATES: 05-16/23-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 04-19-1961. TAPE DATES: 04-21/22-1961. VERSION: revised script. DIRECTOR: Rafkin, Al. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; staff list; name changes; some marks. USED BY: part of “Peter Klinger.”

The Virginian / The Men from Shiloh HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts (1965, 1966, 1968); Milton & Barbara Merlin Collection —1 script (1967); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1963). NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1962, to March 24, 1971; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 90 minutes; 249 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Revue Studios; Universal Television; NBC. EXEC. PROD.: Huggins, Roy; MacDonnell, Norman; Price, Frank; Warren, Charles Marquis. PRODUCERS: Chermak, Cy; Duff, Warren; Ingalls, Don; McAdams, James; Miller, Winston; Rogosin, Joel; Schermer, Jules; Warren, Charles Marquis. STARRING: Drury, James; McClure, Doug. WITH: Bickford, Charles; Boone, Randy; Clarke, Gary; Cobb, Lee J.; Dehner, John; Elliott, Ross; Granger, Stewart (season 9); Gulager, Clu; Hartman, David;

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Jones, L.Q.; Lane, Sara; McIntire, John; Majors, Lee (season 9); Matheson, Tim; Nolan, Jeanette; Quine, Don; Roter, Diane; Scott, Pippa; Shore, Roberta; Warde, Harlan. • Western series set at the Shiloh Ranch in Medicine Bow, Wyoming, based on the book of the same title by Owen Wister. Through various changes of owners over the seasons, only the title character, foreman of the ranch, and the assistant foreman remained the same. The series was renamed The Men from Shiloh for the ninth and last season. Stopover in a Western Town #2-10. P ROD . NO.: 23525. AIR DATE : 11-27-1963. S CRIPT D ATE : 08-261963. L AST REVISION : 09-03-1963. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Wilber, Carey. D IRECTOR: Bare, Richard L. WITH : Adler, Ann; Bronson, Lillian; Brooks, Barry; Clarke, Gary; Cunningham, Owen; Edwards, Sam; Elliott, Ross; Flaherty, Harper; Freeman, Joan; Oates, Warren; Peck, Ed; Sanders, Sandy; Simon, Robert F.; Willis, Joan; York, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “clerk”). Jennifer (Crystal in the Sun) #4-7. P ROD . NO.: 26202. AIR DATE: 11-03-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 08-16-1965. LAST REVISION: 08-23-1965. VERSION: revised script. W RITERS: Apstein, Theodore; Lakin, Rita (story). DIRECTOR: Richardson, Don. WITH: Benton, Randy; Cobb, Lee J.; Gulager, Clu; MacArthur, James; Needham, Hal; Roter, Diane; Stanwood, Michael; Stockman, Boyd; Storwood, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Without Mercy #5-21. PROD. NO.: 27833. AIR DATE: 02-15-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1966. LAST REVISION: 12-21-1966 (added scenes). VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Mullally, Don; Miller, Winston. PRODUCER: Miller, Winston. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Bickford, Charles; Chapman, Lonny; Gary, Lorraine; Gregory, James; Gulager, Clu; Hammack, Warren; Lane, Sara; Quine, Don; Walsh, Katherine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Hell Wind #6-21. PROD. NO.: 28509. AIR DATE: 02-14-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1967. LAST REVISION: 11-07-1967. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Merlin, Barbara; Praskins, Leonard. PRODUCER: Miller, Winston. D IRECTOR: McDougall, Don. W ITH : Crowley, Patricia (Pat); Lane, Sara; Martin, Kiel; Parfrey, Woodrow; Quine, Don; Rainey, Ford; Smith, Hal. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; memo from Milton Merlin to Harry Rapf concerning Caesar the Great by Leonard Praskins. The Saddle Warmer #7-1. PROD. NO.: 29218. AIR D ATE : 09-18-1968. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-30-1968. LAST REVISION: 05-10-1968. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Van Scoyk, Robert. P RODUCER : McAdams, James. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. WITH: Bellamy, Ralph; Dean, Quentin; Hartman, David; The Irish Rovers; Lane, Sara; McIntire, John; Peloquin, Jean; Robinson, Chris; Skerritt, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; series description (12-12-1961).

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1964, to March 31, 1968; Mondays, 7:30 P.M. (season 1); Sundays, 7:00 P.M. (seasons 2-4); 60 minutes; 110 episodes. PROD.

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CO.: Irwin Allen Productions in association with 20th Century–Fox Television. CREATED BY: Allen, Irwin. EXEC. PROD.: Allen, Irwin. PRODUCERS: Balter, Allan; Fowler, Bruce, Jr.; Gantman, Joseph; La Tourette, Frank; Welch, William. STARRING: Basehart, Richard; Dowdell, Robert (Bob); Hedison, David. W ITH : Becker, Terry; Bull, Richard; Carr, Paul; Hunt, Allan; Kulky, Henry; Monroe, Del; Trinka, Paul; Whiting, Arch. • Science fiction series about the adventures of the crew of a privately owned nuclear research submarine traveling the oceans to investigate natural and extraterrestrial mysteries. The Machines Strike Back #2-12. PROD. NO.: 8215. AIR DATE: 12-12-1965. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1965. LAST REVISION: 11-10-1965 (added scenes). VERSION: second revised shooting final. WRITERS: Hawkins, John; Hawkins, Ward. D IRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. W ITH : Becker, Terry; Carmel, Roger C.; Gallaudet, John; Hunt, Allan; Monroe, Del; Remsen, Bert; Ruggieri, Françoise; Shelly, Alfred; Whiting, Arch.

Wagon Train HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts (1957, 1959, 1961); Sam Edwards Collection —1 script (1963). NETWORKS: NBC ; ABC. B ROADCAST : NBC : Sept. 18, 1957, to Jun. 13, 1962; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (seasons 1-5); 60 minutes; 189 episodes. ABC: Sept. 19, 1962, to May 2, 1965; Wednesdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 6); 60 minutes; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (season 7); 90 minutes; Sundays, 7:30 P.M. (season 8); 60 minutes; 95 episodes. PROD . CO.: Revue Studios; Universal Television. EXEC. PROD.: Lewis, Richard. PRODUCERS: Christie, Howard; Lewis, Richard. DIRECTORS: Bartlett, Richard; Biberman, Abner; Brahm, John; Butler, David; Daugherty, Herschel; English, John; Garnett, Tay; Hopper, Jerry; Johnson, Howard E.; Lanfield, Sidney; Leisen, Mitchell; Miner, Allen H.; Neilson, James; Nyby, Christian; Pevney, Joseph; Rich, David Lowell; Sherman, Leo; Springsteen, R.G.; Stevens, Mark; Vogel, Virgil W.; Waggner, George; Whorf, Richard; Windust, Bretaigne; Witney, William. STARRING : Bond, Ward; McIntire, John. W ITH : Burns, Michael; Fuller, Robert; Horton, Robert; McGrath, Frank; Miller, Denny; Wilson, Terry. • Western series set on a wagon train on its way from Missouri to California in the post-Civil War years, based on the 1950 movie Wagonmaster. The Jean LeBec Story #1-2. PROD. NO.: 602A. AIR DATE : 09-25-1957. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-12-1957. LAST REVISION: 06-25-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Newton, Dwight (also story); Ingster, Boris (also story). D IRECTOR: Lanfield, Sidney. W ITH : Bond, Ward; Challee, William; Chambers, Phil; Goodwin, Ruby; Griffith, James; Hoffman, David; Horton, Robert; Hoyt, Clegg; McGrath, Frank; Montalban, Ricardo; Moore, Joanna (Cook); Osterloh, Robert; Phipps, William (Bill); Randall, Stuart; Rich, Dick; Withers, Grant. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Bije Wilcox Story (War Shirt) #2-7. PROD. NO.: 626A. AIR DATE: 11-19-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 12-26-1957. WRITERS: Townsend, Leo; Johnson, Dorothy M. (story). DIRECTOR: Biberman, Abner. WITH: Bond, Ward; Dobkin, Lawrence; Evans, Richard; Horton,

SERIES Robert; McGrath, Frank; Roberson, Chuck; Sofaer, Abraham; Stevens, Onslow; Wills, Chill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: McClure, B.; Casting Office. The Dick Pederson Story (The Janey Cutler Story) #5-15. PROD. NO.: 15404. AIR DATE: 01-10-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 05-16-1961. LAST REVISION: 09-14-1961. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Praskins, Leonard. W ITH : Frost, Alice; Helm, Anne; Jolley, I. Stanford; MacArthur, James; McGrath, Frank; McIntire, John; Miller, Denny; Vermont, Monique; Wilson, Terry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Cassie Vance Story #7-14. PROD. NO.: 23613. AIR DATE: 12-23-1963. SCRIPT DATE: 06-11-1963. LAST REVISION: 08-15-1963. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Andrews, Betty. D IRECTOR: Pevney, Joseph ( Joe). WITH : Audley, Eleanor; Burns, Michael; Carlson, Richard; Corcoran, Kevin; Day, Laraine; Edwards, Sam; Fuller, Robert; Harmon, John; McGrath, Frank; McVeagh, Eve; Marden, Adrienne; Miller, Scott; Strauss, Robert; Washburn, Beverly; Wilson, Terry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; call sheet for “B” unit (Aug. 22, 1963); some marks. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of “Hollis Ames”). The Frederik von Ramm Story [unidentified]. SCRIPT DATE: 04-27-1959. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Sackheim, Jerry; Lamb, Max. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Waltons HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts (4 episodes); Fletcher Markle Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 19, 1971 (pilot movie); Sept. 14, 1972, to Jun. 4, 1981; Thursdays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 209 episodes, 3 reunion movies 1982, 3 reunion movies 1993, 1995, 1997. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Hamner, Earl, Jr.; Peterson, Rod; Rich, Lee. PRODUCERS: Jacks, Robert L.; Jones, Claylene; Peterson, Rod; White, Andy. STARRING : Corby, Ellen; Cotler, Kami; Edwards, Ronnie Claire; Geer, Will; Harper, David W.; Learned, Michael; McDonough, Mary Beth; Norton-Taylor, Judy; Scott, Eric; Thomas, Richard; Waite, Ralph; Walmsley, Jon. NARRATOR: Hamner, Earl, Jr. WITH: Arquette, Lewis; Bower, Tom; Brimley, Wilford; Conley, Joe; Coogan, Keith; Costello, Mariclare; Crawford, John; Donner, Robert; Doremus, David; Earle, Merie; Eilbacher, Cindy; Hamilton, Lynn; Izay, Victor; Jackson, Mary; Kleeb, Helen; Longaker, Rachel; Marlowe, Nora; Nix, Martha; Rea, Peggy; Reed, Marshall; Reed, Michael; Ritter, John; Wightman, Robert; Winston, Leslie. • Dramatic series about a close-knit family, set in rural Virginia during the Depression years. The first movie was originally meant to be just a Christmas Special, not a pilot for a series— and the roles of three of the four adults were recast for the series. The Homecoming : A Christmas Story (pilot movie). PROD. NO.: 1310-1736-6990. AIR DATE: 12-191971. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1971. LAST REVISION: 10-271971. VERSION: final shooting script; revised final shooting script. W RITER: Hamner, Earl. D IRECTOR: Cook, Fielder. WITH : Bergen, Edgar; Chamberlin, Sally; Corby, Ellen; Cotler, Kami; Duggan, Andrew; Harper, David W.; Huddleston, David; Hutchinson,

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Wanted: Dead or Alive Josephine; Little, Cleavon; Livingston, Donald; McDonough, Mary Beth; Neal, Patricia; Norton(-Taylor), Judy; Parfrey, Woodrow; Scott, Eric; Stickney, Dorothy; Thomas, Richard; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Notes from the Author.” The Bicycle #1-22. PROD. NO.: 186323. AIR DATE: 03-01-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 01-04-1973. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: McKeand, Nigel. DIRECTOR: Kjellin, Alf. W ITH : Beatty, Ned; Conley, Joe; Corby, Ellen; Cotler, Kami; Doremus, David; Frizzell, Lou; Garrett, Patsy; Geer, Will; Hamilton, Lynn; Harper, David W.; Jones, Ivy; Learned, Michael; McDonough, Mary Beth; Marlowe, Nora; Norton-Taylor, Judy; O’Malley, Kathleen; Thomas, Richard; Scott, Eric; Waite, Ralph; Walmsley, Jon; Warshawsky, Ruth. The Spirit #8-12. PROD. NO.: 188177. AIR DATE: 1220-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-02-1979. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Hite, Kathleen. D IRECTOR: Hirschman, Herbert. WITH: Bellamy, Ned; Conley, Joe; Cotler, Kami; Edwards, Ronnie Claire; Harper, David W.; Hodgins, Gordon; Jackson, Mary; McDonough, Mary Beth; Mitchell (Coogan), Keith; Nix, Martha; Rea, Peggy; Reed, Marshall; Norton-Taylor, Judy; Reed, Michael; Richmond, Debbie; Scott, Eric; Storer, Llynn; Waite, Ralph; Walmsley, Jon; Winston, Leslie. The Furlough #8-21. PROD. NO.: 188187. AIR DATE: 02-21-1980. SCRIPT DATES: 01-02-1980 / 01-09-1980. V ERSIONS: final draft; revised final draft. WRITER: Packer, Juliet. DIRECTOR: Harris, Harry. WITH: Conley, Joe; Cotler, Kami; Cramer, David; Dayton, John Philip; Edwards, Ronnie Claire; Furey, John; Hall, Philip Baker; Harper, David W.; Jackson, Mary; Keep, Stephen; Kleeb, Helen; McDonough, Mary Beth; Mitchell (Coogan), Keith; Nix, Martha; NortonTaylor, Judy; Rea, Peggy; Reed, Marshall; Reed, Michael; Scott, Eric; Stilwell, Diane; Thoma, Michael; Waite, Ralph; Walmsley, Jon; Wightman, Robert; Winston, Leslie. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies.

Wanted: Dead or Alive HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 21 storylines (19 episodes). NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: March 7, 1958 (pilot, aired as episode of Trackdown see there); Sept. 6, 1958, to March 29, 1961; Saturdays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 94 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television; Malcolm Enterprises. EXEC . P ROD .: Fennelly, Vincent. P RODUCER : Robinson, John. S TARRING: McQueen, Steve. WITH : King, Wright. • Western series about a bounty hunter. Estralita #2-5. PROD. NO.: 7405. AIR DATE: 10-031959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Buffum, Ray. DIRECTOR : McDougall, Don. W ITH : Aidman, Charles; Alcaide, Chris; DeBenning, Jeff; Lynn, Rita; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 4-281959 (incl. also The Matchmaker, by Fred Freiberger, and The Montana Kid, by D.D. Beauchamp and Mary M. Beauchamp). The Hostage #2-6. PROD. NO.: 2501. AIR DATE: 1010-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Conley, Joe; Fox, Michael; Henderson, Marcia; McVey, Tyler; Scourby,

Warner Brothers Presents Alexander; Van Cleef, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 5-18-1959; signed off by Krim; Lyman. The Empty Cell #2-7. PROD. NO.: 2503. AIR DATE: 10-17-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Beauchamp, Mary M. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Chaney, Lon, Jr.; Kelley, DeForest; Kruschen, Jack; Mathews, Gene; Soulé, Olan; Waller, Eddy. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; shooting schedule (Sept. 13, 1959); cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 5-19-1959. Bad Gun #2-8. PROD. NO.: 2505. AIR DATE: 10-241959. VERSION: storyline. W RITER: Tomerlin, John. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Bell, Rodney; Bellaver, Harry; Daley, Jeff ; Darrell, Steve; Donovan, King ; Ging, Jack; Russell, Jacqueline. A DDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Krim; Lyman. The Tyrant #2-9. PROD. NO.: 2507. AIR DATE: 1031-1959. VERSION: storyline. W RITER: Gries, Tom. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Albertson, Frank; Armstrong, R.G.; Conway, Russ; Forester, William A.; Gardner, Richard (Dick); Taylor, Vaughn. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Krim. Reckless (Hit and Run) #2-10. PROD. NO.: 2509. AIR DATE: 11-07-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Bellem, Robert Leslie. D IRECTOR: Springsteen, R.G. WITH : Allen, Mark; Allison, Jean; Cook, Peter; Hayes, Ron; Johnson, Les; McDonald, Francis J.; Ruskin, Joseph; Sloane, Everett. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Robinson; Krim; Lyman; cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 6-5-1959 (incl. The Fist Fighters, see there). Desert Seed (A Desert Seed) #2-11. PROD. NO.: 2511. A IR D ATE : 11-14-1959. VERSION: storyline. W RITER: Clements, Calvin J. D IRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Campos, Rafael; Colon, Miriam; Gilson, Tom; Romero, Carlos; Russell, Bing. ADDITIONAL INFO : signed off by Peterson; Fennelly; Krim. Twelve Hours to Crazy Horse #2-12. PROD. NO.: 2513. AIR DATE: 11-21-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Chermak, Cy. D IRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. W ITH : Brubaker, Robert; Dehner, John; Greer, Dabbs; Lydon, James (Jimmy). No Trail Back #2-13. PROD. NO.: 2515. AIR DATE: 1128-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Germano, Peter B. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: King, Wright; Lewis, Forrest; Petrie, Howard; Wilke, Robert J. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Fennelly; cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 6-12-1959; 2 copies. Man on Horseback #2-14. PROD. NO.: 2517. AIR DATE: 12-05-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Franklin, Paul. DIRECTOR: McDougall, Don. WITH: Beir, Fred; Chandler, James T.; Cooper, Jeanne; Negley, Howard J.; Silverheels, Jay. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Fennelly; Krim; cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 6-9-1959. Chain Gang #2-15. PROD. NO.: 2519. AIR DATE: 1212-1959. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Bellem, Robert Leslie. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Alcaide, Chris; Burke, James; de Corsia, Ted; Jolley, I. Stanford; Mitchell, Laurie; Reeves, Richard J.; Schallert, William; Willock, Dave; Wyenn, Than. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Fennelly; Krim. Angela #2-18. PROD. NO.: 2529. AIR DATE: 01-09-

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1960. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Gries, Tom. DIRECBlair, George. WITH: Bakalyan, Richard; Hodgins, Earle; Nunez, Dan; Oates, Warren; Patridge, Joe; Petrie, Howard; Rogers, Wayne; Spain, Fay. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 8-27-1959. The Monster #2-19. PROD. NO.: 2521. AIR DATE: 0116-1960. VERSION: revised script. SCRIPT DATE: 11-301959. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: Carr, Thomas. WITH: Fawcett, William; Fields, Cliff; Glass, Ned; Landau, Martin; Martin, Eugene; Nelson, Bek; Thorson, Russell. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Herlinger, Karl [Make-up Department]. Jason #2-21. PROD. NO.: 2527. AIR DATE: 01-301960. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Robinson, John. DIRECTOR: Blair, George. WITH: Catching, Bill; Kelley, Barry; King, Wright; Krieg, Frank; McClory, Sean; Watkin, Pierre. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Peterson; Fennelly; Krim; Lyman. The Partners #2-22. PROD. NO.: 2533. AIR DATE: 02-06-1960. VERSION: storyline. WRITERS: Beauchamp, D.D.; Beauchamp, Mary M. DIRECTOR: Blair, George. WITH: Bradley, Leslie E.; Farnsworth, Richard; Heffley, Wayne; King, Wright; Morris, Robert; Riley, Elaine. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 8-26-1959. Tolliver Bender #2-23. PROD. NO.: 2535. AIR DATE: 02-13-1960. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Norden, Eric. DIRECTOR: Blair, George. WITH : Becker, Kenneth (Ken); Carradine, John; Fowley, Douglas; Helton, Percy; King, Wright; Negley, Howard; Perry, Joseph; Sully, Frank; Stephenson, Robert; Talbott, Gloria. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 6-15-1959; signed off by Fennelly; Krim. The Long Way Home [unaired (?)]. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Ullman, Dan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 5-22-1959. One Left Boot [unaired (?)]. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Greedy, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 6-4-1959; signed off by Robinson; Krim, Phil; Lyman; 2 copies. The Administrators [unaired]. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Clements, Calvin J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from John Robinson (Four Star) to Edgar Peterson (CBS), 08-25-1959. The Fist Fighters [unaired]. VERSION: storyline. WRITER: Cramoy, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed off by Robinson; Krim. TOR:

Warner Brothers Presents (see also Casablanca; Cheyenne; Kings Row) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 2 to Sept. 4, 1956; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 6 episodes. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. E XEC . P ROD .: Orr, William T. P RODUCERS: Huggins, Roy; Robinson, Jerome; St. Joseph, Ellis. HOST: Young, Gig (segment of Warner Bros. Behind the Scenes, at the end of each episode). • Umbrella title for three alternating series:

SERIES Casablanca (see there), Cheyenne (see there) and Kings Row (see there); in Feb. 1956 the schedule was reshuffled and Cheyenne was aired every two weeks, reducing the number of Casablanca episodes and eliminating King’s Row completely. The latter was replaced with a new series of individual dramas (with no separate title), which shared the alternating weeks with the remaining Casablanca episodes. In the following season a new anthology series, called Conflict (see there), started in the same spot, alternating with Cheyenne. Episode numbers here are for the anthology part of the program and, in parantheses, for the entire series. Survival #1-2 (1-26). AIR DATE: 03-13-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1956. LAST REVISION: 01-16-1956. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Wald, Malvin; Jacobs, Jack. DIRECTOR: Stewart, Paul. WITH: Backus, Jim; Bernard, Butch; Bishop, Julie; Cabal, Robert; Gonzales, Luis; Turich, Rosa. Explosion! (The Steel Trap) #1-3 (1-28). AIR DATE: 03-27-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 01-01-1956. LAST REVISION: 02-13-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Laird, Jack; Orr, William T. (story). DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Bettger, Lyle; Bronson, Charles; Garner, James; Page, Joy; Knapp, Wilfred. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes; 2 copies. Deep Freeze #1-4 (1-34). A IR DATE : 05-08-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1956. LAST REVISION: 03-20-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Jolley, Norman; Patrick, Jack; St. Joseph, Ellis (story). DIRECTOR: Gage, Jack. WITH: Bronson, Charles; Hayes, Allison; Mohr, Gerald; Shepodd, Jon. The Deadly Riddle (The Riddle of the Red Knight) #1-5 (1-36). AIR DATE: 05-22-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 0327-1956. LAST REVISION: 04-02-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Bolton, Muriel Roy; Huggins, Roy (adaptation); Chaucer, Geoffrey (story The Wife of Bath’s Tale). DIRECTOR: Weis, Don. WITH: Deighton, Marga Ann; Kay, Mary Ellen; Sernas, Jacques; Thatcher, Torin; Toone, Geoffrey; Wood, Natalie. U SED BY : Office; Sound Department. Strange World #1-6 (1-38). AIR DATE: 09-04-1956. SCRIPT DATE: 06-12-1956. LAST REVISION: 06-25-1956. VERSION: final script. WRITERS: Gunn, James; Patrick, Jack (also story). DIRECTOR: Kay, Roger. WITH: Batanides, Arthur; Cane, Charles; Freeman, Kathleen; Mathers, Jerry; Megowan, Don; Pepper, Barbara; Totter, Audrey.

Waterfront HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts, 24 synopses, promotional folder with three 8x10 photos, character sketches. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: KTTV, Los Angeles: Feb. 16, 1954, to Dec. 27, 1955; Tuesdays, 7:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 78 episodes. PROD. CO.: Roland Reed Productions; Hal Roach Studios. CREATED BY: Fox, M. Bernard. EXEC. PROD.: Thayer, Guy V. PRODUCER: Fox, M. Bernard. STARRING: Foster, Preston. WITH: Best, Willie; Chapin, Billy; Crowley, Kathleen; Dick, Douglas; Fauntelle, Dian; Halpin, Miles; Hatton, Raymond; Heydt, Louis Jean; Jenkins, Allen; Lauter, Harry; Moran, Lois; Sande, Walter; Saylor, Sid; Tomlin, Pinky; Vallo, Ramon. • Adventure series about a tugboat captain and his family, set in the San Pedro (California) harbor.

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Waterfront Term Paper #1-6. PROD. NO.: 6. VERSION: synopsis. W RITER: Hoerl, Arthur. D IRECTORS: Brahm, John; Karlson, Phil. WITH: Crowley, Kathleen; Dick, Douglas; Moran, Lois. Cap’n John’s Dilemma #1-7. PROD. NO.: 7. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Hoerl, Arthur. DIRECTORS: Brahm, John; Karlson, Phil. WITH: Dick, Douglas; Dumke, Ralph; Heydt, Louis Jean; Lambert, Jack; Petrie, Howard; Saylor, Sid. Tug o’ War. PROD . NO.: 10. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Belden, Charles. DIRECTOR: Karlson, Phil. WITH: de Corsia, Ted; Dumke, Ralph. Troubled Waters. PROD. NO.: 12. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS: Moss, Frank; Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Karlson, Phil. WITH : Bryant, John; Dick, Douglas; Donnell, Jeff; Lauter, Harry; Moran, Lois; Teal, Ray. First Mate. PROD. NO.: 14. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS : Hoerl, Arthur; Vittes, Louis; Dennis, Robert (story). D IRECTOR: Post, Ted. W ITH : Bartell, Dick; Brodie, Steve; Lauter, Harry; Penn, Leonard; Robinson, Ann; Waller, Eddie. Floating Mine. PROD. NO.: 54-13-17; 9974. SCRIPT DATE: 04-20-1954. WRITERS: Biddell, Sidney; Frank, Frederic M. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Best, Willie; Dick, Douglas; Donovan, King; Dumke, Ralph; Kelly, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Thayer, [Guy V.]. Fog Bound. P ROD . NO.: 18. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS: Moss, Frank; Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Karlson, Phil. WITH : Chan, Spencer; Clarke, Mae; Graff, Wilton; Levy, Weaver; Morgan, Lois. Live Cargo. PROD. NO.: 19; 9002. SCRIPT DATE: 0504-1954. LAST REVISION: 05-06-1954. WRITER: Dortort, David. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Andrews, Stanley; Foulk, Robert; Haade, William; Iglesias, Eugene; Lauter, Harry; Phillips, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Phillips, Bill (part of “Wally”). Tension. PROD. NO.: 21. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS: Hoerl, Arthur; Vittes, Louis. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH : Fauntelle, Dian; Heydt, Louis Jean; Lauter, Harry; Osterloh, Robert; Richardson, Duncan. Back Wash. PROD . NO.: 22. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Hayward, Lillie. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Beaumont, Hugh; Gordon, Roy; Moran, Lois; Wilcox, Frank. Diamonds in the Rough (Rough Diamonds). PROD. NO.: 23. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS: Battle, John Tucker; Vittes, Louis (copyright); Wilson, Warren (on film). DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Adams, Peter; Best, Willie; Clark, Wallace; Crowley, Kathleen; Dick, Douglas; Palmer, Maria. The Long Beach Pike. PROD. NO.: 24. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS: Wilson, Warren (copyright); Battle, John Tucker (also story); Vittes, Louis (on film). DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Crowley, Kathleen; Dibbs, Kem; Lauter, Harry; Moore, Dennis; Richards, Paul; Richardson, Duncan; Sanders, Hugh. Portia of the Sea. P ROD . NO.: 54-22-25; 9040. SCRIPT DATE: 06-18-1954. LAST REVISION: 06-21-1954. WRITERS: Moss, Frank; Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Bell, James; Fields, Margaret; Lummis, Dayton; Moran, Lois; Reed, Alan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Anchors of the Past. PROD. NO.: 26. VERSION: syn-

The Way opsis. WRITERS: Vale, Eugene; Moss, Frank. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Armstrong, Robert; Cromer, Dean; Dick, Douglas; Heydt, Louis Jean; Lauter, Harry; Smith, Charles. Driftwood. P ROD . NO.: 27. VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS: Moss, Frank; Berg, Lee. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Brown, Tom; Card, Kathryn; Holmes, Taylor; Hurlbut, Gladys; Moran, Lois; Randall, Meg. Drawbridge Incident. PROD. NO.: 28. AIR DATE: 1023-1954 (WXYZ Detroit). VERSION: synopsis. WRITERS : Biddell, Sidney; Frank, Frederic M. D IRECTOR : Post, Ted. WITH: Cassell, Wally; Chandler, George; Elliot, Biff; Saber, David; Shields, Arthur. F.O.B. Vera Cruz. PROD. NO.: 54-36-35; 9053. AIR DATE: 11-30-1954. SCRIPT DATE: 09-01-1954. WRITER: Shaw, Robert. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Daly, Jack; Galindo, Nacho; Garralaga, Martin; Moran, Lois; Pullen, Bill; Votrian, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; set list; synopsis. Tuna Clipper. PROD. NO.: 29. AIR DATE: 05-031955. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Frank, Frederic M. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. W ITH : Brunetti, Argentina; Dick, Douglas; Kimball, Anne; Picerni, Paul; Simmons, Richard. Ghost Tug. P ROD . NO.: 34. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Wilson, Elizabeth. D IRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Best, Willie; Daly, Jack; Dick, Douglas; Dumke, Ralph; Jenks, Frank; MacLane, Barton. Lighthouse. P ROD . NO.: 36. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Shaw, Robert. DIRECTOR: Karlson, Phil. WITH: Dehner, John; Lauter, Harry; Moran, Lois; Waller, Eddie. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes. Live Bait. PROD. NO.: 37. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Laird, Jack. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Best, Willie; Bryar, Paul; Chandler, George; Jenks, Frank; Lauter, Harry; Moran, Lois; Watson, Minor. Oil Island. PROD. NO.: 38. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Morrow, Douglas. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Conway, Russ; Crowley, Kathleen; Dick, Douglas; Dumke, Ralph; Howat, Clark; Moran, Lois; Wilcox, Frank; York, Jeff. Christmas in San Pedro (Christmas on the Waterfront; Christmas at the Harbor). PROD. NO.: 39. VERSION: synopsis. WRITER: Ling, Eugene. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. W ITH : Bell, Rodney; Best, Willie; Challee, William; Fantelle, Dian; Foster, Stephanie; Lauter, Harry; Moran, Lois; Saber, David; Shields, Arthur; Waller, Eddie. Floating Bottle. PROD. NO.: 54-48-42; 9197. SCRIPT DATE: 11-24-1954. WRITERS: Bohem, Endre; Vittes, Louis. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. W ITH : Best, Willie; Fowley, Douglas; Gerry, Toni; Glass, Everett; Lauter, Harry; Travis, Richard; Williams, Rhys. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Travis(?). Shakedown Cruise. P ROD . NO.: 55-4-52; 9202. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1955. WRITER: Kneubuhl, John. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Chandler, George; Wolfe, Ian. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: part of “Parrington, Harbor Pilot.” Compass Wild [unidentified]. VERSION: synopsis. WITH : Crowley, Kathleen; Dumke, Ralph; Lauter, Harry; Moran, Lois.

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The Way HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1955-57; 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Family Films; The Methodist Church. PRODUCER: Heard, Paul. • Anthology series of religious dramas. Ceiling 5000. PROGR. NO.: 11. SCRIPT DATE: 10-131955. VERSION: revised third draft. WRITERS: Peterson, James; Grimes, Johnnie Marie (story Biography of a Moment). USED BY: part of “William Bryce”

We, the People HOLDINGS: WORKS: CBS;

Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETNBC. BROADCAST: CBS: Jun. 1, 1948, to Oct. 25, 1949; Tuesdays, 9:00 P.M. (season 1); 30 minutes. NBC: Nov. 4, 1949, to Sept. 26, 1952; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 2-4); 30 minutes. PRODUCER: Sheldon, James. HOSTS: Seymour, Dan (also on radio, from 1949); Weist, Dwight (also on radio). • Interview series, TV version of the radio program (1936-49) of the same title, that started as a sketch on the Rudy Vallee Hour, combining celebrity interviews with human interest stories. SCRIPT NO.: 371. AIR DATE: 02-15-1949. VERSION: final version. WRITER: Cooper, Wyllis. DIRECTOR: Brown, Bill. HOST: Seymour, Dan. GUESTS: Gibbons, Milton (former policeman); Hoffman, Jean (only woman sports-writer and cartoonist in America); Johnston, Eric (business man); Kimball, Frank W. (former mental patient); Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of acts; staff list; rehearsal schedule; marks and notes.

The Web HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jul. 7 to Sept. 29, 1957; Sundays, 10:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Screen Gems; Mark Goodson — Bill Todman Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Goodson, Mark; Todman, Bill. PRODUCER: Rapf, Matthew. HOST: Bryant, William. • Dramatic anthology series of stories about people who got entangled in problems they caused themselves. The series was aired as a summer replacement for The Loretta Young Show, after an earlier 4-year run (195054) on CBS with a different host. The Gambler #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3640. AIR DATE: 0721-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 05-23-1957. LAST REVISION: 0524-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Hackaday, Hal (also story); Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: Adiss, Justus. WITH: Campbell, Alexander; De Sales, Francis; Hayes, Allison; Lewis, David; Scourby, Alexander. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Screen Gems Story Dept. Kill and Run #1-6. PROD. NO.: 3651. AIR DATE: 0811-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 06-04-1957. LAST REVISION: 0611-1957. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Davis, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Doniger, Walter. WITH: Anderson, Robert; Darren, James; Dugovic, Connie; Kelley, DeForest; Russell, Bing; Stewart, Marianne. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; stock list.

Webster HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts; Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORKS:

SERIES ABC; syndicated. BROADCAST: ABC: Sept. 16, 1983, to May 8, 1987; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2), 8:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4); 30 minutes; 100 episodes. SYNDICATION: Sept. 1987, to March 1989; 30 minutes; 50 episodes. P ROD . CO.: Paramount Television Productions; Emmanuel Lewis Entertainment Enterprises; Georgian Bay Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Brunner, Bob; D’Angelo, William P. (Bill); Silver, Stu; Sunshine, Madeline; Sunshine, Steven. P RODUCERS: Johnson, Bruce; Pioli, Judy; Rubin, Fred. STARRING: Clark, Susan; Karras, Alex; Lewis, Emmanuel. WITH: Damon, Cathryn; Polic, Henry II; Nemec, Corky; Roche, Eugene; Vereen, Ben. • Sitcom about a white couple, an ex pro-football player and his wife, who become guardians of a black boy, the orphaned son of a former teammate. Katherine’s Swan Song #1-4. PROD. NO.: 40131-003. AIR DATE: 10-07-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1983. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITERS: Sunshine, Madeline; Sunshine, Steven. DIRECTOR: Claver, Bob. WITH : Combs, Debbie; O’Rourke, Heather; Polic, Henry II. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; cast sheet; set list. USED BY: Bob. That’s Entertainment #1-9. PROD. NO.: 40131-011. AIR DATE: 11-18-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Anderson, Kay. DIRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Combs, Debbie; Foster, Ami; Polic, Henry II; Vereen, Ben. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; short rundown. Almost Home #3-21 (spin-off episode). PROD. NO.: 40133-069. AIR DATE: 02-21-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 01-241986. VERSION: revised first draft. WRITERS: Sunshine, Madeline; Sushine, Steve. D IRECTOR: Zwick, Joel. WITH: Davis, Mac; Fell, Norman; Ford, Faith; Ganger, Ben Ryan; Gross, Edan; Jundef, Jake; Lombardo, Billy; Lynch, Robin; Lynch, Shannon; McLerie, Allyn Ann; Ward, B.J.; Williams, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits, set list, short rundown; intended as a spin-off pilot, this episode introduced Mac Davis as a recently divorced man running a foster home, with his agent’s sister. Emmanuel Lewis is the only member of the regular Webster cast present in the episode. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T.

Welcome Back Kotter HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1975, to Jun. 8, 1979; Tuesdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Thursdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-3); Mondays, 8:00 P.M. (season 4); 30 minutes; 93 episodes. PROD. CO.: The Komack Company; The Wolper Organization. CREATED BY: Kaplan, Gabriel; Sacks, Alan. EXEC. PROD.: Komack, James. PRODUCERS : Sacks, Alan; Simmons, Ed. S TARRING : Kaplan, Gabriel. WITH : Haller, Melonie; Hegyes, Robert; Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence; Paolillo, Ron; Shortridge, Stephen; Strassman, Marcia; Travolta, John; White, John Sylvester; Wood, James. • Sitcom about a high school teacher who returns to his alma mater in Brooklyn, where he is assigned to teach a group of “untrainable” underachievers. Welcome Back (Kotter) #1-3. PROD. NO.: 0598. AIR DATE: 09-23-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 03-25-1975. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Meyerson, Peter. DIRECTOR: Komack, James. WITH : Ackerman, Leslie; Hegyes,

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West Point Robert; Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence; Paolillo, Ron; Stark, Don; Strassman, Marcia; Travolta, John; White, John Sylvester. ADDITIONAL INFO: pilot, but aired as third episode.

Wells Fargo (The Tales of Wells Fargo) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: March 18, 1957, to Jun. 2, 1962; Mondays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-5); 30 minutes; 167 episodes; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M. (season 6); 60 minutes; 34 episodes. PROD . CO.: Revue Productions; Juggernaut Productions; Overland Productions. PRODUCERS: Holt, Nat; Lyon, Earle. DIRECTORS: Bellamy, Earl; Claxton, William F.; Hopper, Jerry; Martinson, Leslie H.; Reynolds, Gene; Springsteen, R.G.; Waggner, George; Witney, William. STARRING: Robertson, Dale. • Western series about an agent for transport company Wells Fargo, who eventually (in the last season) also becomes a ranch owner. The Hide Jumpers #2-21. PROD . NO.: 242A. A IR DATE: 01-27-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1957. WRITER: Cox, W.R. W ITH : Gavin, Jimmy; Megowan, Don; Wilkerson, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note “no women.”

West Point (The West Point Story) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —10 scripts. NETWORKS: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1956, to Jul. 5, 1957; Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 40 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Benson, Leon; Unger, Maurice. DIRECTORS: Benson, Leon; Kesler, Henry S.; Post, Ted. HOST: May, Donald. • Anthology series about life at the United States Military Academy. Operation Survival (The Flood) #1-18. PROD ./ STORY NO.: 31B; 34. AIR DATE : 02-01-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1957. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Wald, Malvin; Jacobs, Jack. W ITH : Howat, Clark; McKuen, Rod; Merlin, Jan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Combat Proof (Bayonet Story; The Weapon) #120. PROD./STORY NO.: 23B; 35. AIR DATE: 02-15-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1956. LAST REVISION: 12-26-1956. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Rolfe, Sam. WITH: Gentry, Race; Hauman, Peter; Merlin, Jan; O’Connor, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. White Fury #1-22. PROD./STORY NO.: 26B; 48. AIR DATE: 03-01-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1956. LAST REVISION: 01-15-1957. VERSION: third revised screenplay. WRITER: Kneubuhl, John. WITH: Bennett, Bruce; Courtland, Jerome; Eastwood, Clint. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lucien M. [set decorator ?]. Ambush #1-23. PROD. NO.: 27B. AIR DATE: 03-081957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-20-1956. LAST REVISION: 01-211957. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Silliphant, Stirling. WITH: MacBridges, Jim; McQueen, Steve; Ogg, James. The Only Witness (Point of View) #1-24. P ROD ./S TORY NO.: 29B; 61. A IR DATE : 03-15-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 01-25-1957. LAST REVISION: 02-02-1957.

Western Marshal VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Harmon, David P. WITH: Baldwin, Peter; Brown, Tom; Doty, William; Foy, Eddie III; Hagerthy, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. Cold Peril #1-28. PROD./STORY NO.: 25B; 40. AIR DATE: 04-12-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1956. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. WITH: Nimoy, Leonard; Pennell, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Benson, Leon (producer). Contact (Physical Contact) #1-29. PROD ./S TORY NO.: 32B; 52. AIR DATE: 04-19-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 0125-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-11-1957. VERSION: revised screenplay. WRITER: Brinkley, Don. DIRECTOR: Post, Ted. WITH: Austin, Alan (Al); Bryan, Eddie; Emory, Richard; Erickson, Del; Lear, Mitchell; McGrath, Richard; Mather, Jack; Shoemaker, Leonard; Terrell, Steven; Thor, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis. USED BY: Hafley, Lucien M. [set decorator ?]. Backfire #1-30 (?). PROD./STORY NO.: 30B; 45. AIR DATE: 04-26-1957 (?). SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1957. LAST REVISION: 02-28-1957. VERSION: fourth revised screenplay. WRITER: Slavin, George F. WITH: Grinnage, Jack; Maxwell, Charles. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; name change; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lucien M. [set decorator ?]. Courageous Decision #1-35 (?). PROD./STORY NO.: 33B; 65. AIR DATE: 05-31-1957 (?). SCRIPT DATE: 0207-1957. LAST REVISION: 03-13-1957. VERSION: third revised screenplay. WRITER: Harmon, David P. WITH: Kelley, Walter; Marshall, Chet; Sharpe, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis; some marks and notes. USED BY: Hafley, Lucien M. [set decorator ?]. Attack on Hill 408 (Big Decision) [unaired]. PROD./STORY NO.: 28B; 47. SCRIPT DATE: 12-21-1956. WRITER: Lessing, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; synopsis.

Western Marshal see Steve Donovan, Western Marshal Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse see Desilu Playhouse Westinghouse Studio One see Studio One Westinghouse Summer Theater see Studio One Westside Medical HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —15 scripts (14 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: March 15 to Aug. 25, 1977; Thursdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 11 episodes (+ 2 aired in U.K. only). PROD. CO.: Marstar Productions. CREATED BY: Oringer, Barry. EXEC. PROD.: Starger, Martin. PRODUCER: Armer, Alan A. DIRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. STARRING: Carlson, Linda; Sloyan, James; Thompson, Ernest. WITH: Nunn, Alice. • Med-

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SERIES ical drama series about three young physicians running a clinic. Red Blanket for a City #1-3. PROD. NO.: 3. AIR DATE: 03-31-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-28-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Menzies, James. WITH: Colasanto, Nicholas; Ericson, Devon; Haddon, Laurence; Haddon, Nicholas; McGuire, Michael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. King Solomon’s Kid (When the Bough Breaks; Diabetic Adoption) #1-4. PROD. NO.: 34. AIR DATE: 04-07-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-26-1976. VERSIONS: work draft; second draft. WRITER: Lewin, Robert. WITH: Baggetta, Vincent; Napier, Paul; Nunn, Alice; O’Hara, Jenny; Selby, Daniel; Spielberg, David; Ward, Sandy. ADDITIONAL INFO: 2 copies. Intensive Caring #1-5. AIR D ATE : 04-14-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1976. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Froug, William. WITH: Balin, Ina; Enten, Boni; Manning, Ruth; Nunn, Alice; Saxon, John. Risks #1-6. AIR DATE: 06-30-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 1110-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-16-1977. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Lewin, Robert; Bloch, John. WITH: Byrnes, Burke; Franklin, Pamela; Larson, Darrell; Lucking, William (Bill); McEachin, James; Nunn, Alice; Roberts, Pernell; Smith, Patricia. The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea #1-8. AIR DATE: 07-14-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-28-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Fielder, Richard. WITH: Bush, Billy Green; Larson, Darrell; Salem, Kario; Nunn, Alice; Strickland, Gail. My Physician, My Friend (Covenant) (Part 1) #19. PROD. NO.: 1. AIR DATE: 08-11-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-04-1976. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Oringer, Barry; Trevey, Ken. WITH: Bellamy, Ralph; Bradbury, Janette Lane; Courtney, Alexander (Alex); Lang, Doreen; North, Sheree; Nunn, Alice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; name change. My Physician, My Friend (Covenant) (Part 2) #110. PROD. NO.: 1. AIR DATE: 08-18-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1976. LAST REVISION: 10-11-1976. VERSION: second draft. WRITERS: Oringer, Barry; Trevey, Ken. WITH: Bellamy, Ralph; Bradbury, Janette Lane; Courtney, Alexander (Alex); Lang, Doreen; North, Sheree; Nunn, Alice. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters. Pressure Cooker #1-11 [last U.S. episode]. AIR DATE: 08-25-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-04-1976. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Alexander, Larry. WITH: Geer, Ellen; Gulager, Clu; Kramer, Bert; Young, Buck. Sticks and Stones [aired in U.K. only]. PROD. NO.: 10. SCRIPT DATE: 12-30-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-091977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Maschler, Tim. WITH: McIntire, Tim; Montgomery, Belinda J. Heart of the Beholder [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 11. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1977. LAST REVISION: 01-17-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Weisburd, Dan E. The Freak [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 12. SCRIPT DATE: 01-17-1977. LAST REVISION: 01-26-1977. VERSION: first draft. W RITERS: Katz, Joel; Menzies, James. A DDITIONAL INFO: name change. The Emergency Man [unaired]. PROD . NO.: 13. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1977. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1977. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Lewin, Robert.

SERIES Bridget (Dyslexia) [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 36. SCRIPT DATE : 08-25-1976. V ERSION: work draft. WRITER: Dimsdale, Howard. Silent World [unaired]. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-08-1976. VERSION: revised script. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Whirlybirds HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1957-59; 30 minutes; 111 episodes. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. CREATED BY: Napoleon, Art; Napoleon, Jo. EXEC. PROD.: Briskin, Mort; Gitterman, N. Gayle. PRODUCERS: Auer, John H.; Gitterman, N. Gayle. DIRECTORS: Altman, Robert; Foster, Harve; Kane, Joseph; Landers, Lew; Sholem, Lee; Springsteen, R.G. (Robert). STARRING: Hill, Craig; Tobey, Kenneth. WITH: Hale, Nancy; Spence, Sandra. • Adventure series about two pilots who own and operate a charter helicopter service. Pink Is for Death #3-25. P ROD . NO.: 15303. AIR DATE: 09-21-1959 (KHJ, Los Angeles). SCRIPT DATE: 04-29-1959. WRITERS: Lenard, Kay; Carneol, Jess. WITH: Hale, Nancy; Stehli, Edgar. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Whispering Smith HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 8 to Sept. 18, 1961; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 20 episodes. PROD. CO.: Revue Studios; MCA Television. EXEC. PROD.: Lewis, Richard. PRODUCERS: Coleman, Herbert; Willingham, William. DIRECTORS: Coleman, Herbert; Ludlum, Edward; Lyons, Pete; Nyby, Christian. STARRING: Murphy, Audie. W ITH : Buffington, Sam; Mitchell, Guy. • Western/crime series about a detective of the Denver (Colorado) police department in the 1870s, based on real case histories. The Grudge #1-2. PROD. NO.: 12833. AIR DATE: 0515-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1960. LAST REVISION: 0219-1960. VERSION: second revised script. W RITER: Nelson, Dick. DIRECTOR: Coleman, Herbert. WITH: Buffington, Sam; Mitchell, Guy; Redford, Robert; Talbott, Gloria; Walker, June. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Murphy, Audie. Death at Even Money #1-10. PROD. NO.: 12835. AIR DATE: 07-10-1961. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1960. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Vollaerts, Rik. W ITH : Day, John; Lawrence, Marc; Lowery, Robert; Lytton, Herbert C.; Price, Sherwood; Sanders, Sandy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

The Whistler HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1954/55; 30 minutes; 39 episodes. PROD. CO.: CBS Television; Joel Malone Associates; Lindsley Parsons Picture Corporation. PRODUCERS: Malone, Joel; Parsons, Lindsley. DIRECTORS : Claxton, William F.; Jason, Will; McDonald, Frank; Malone, Joel. NARRATOR: Forman, Bill (voice only). • Crime anthology series, based on the radio program (1942-55) of the same title. The Glass Dime #1-25. SCRIPT NO.: 17A. AIR DATE:

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03-09-1955. WRITERS: Swanton, Harold; Gendot, Adrian (story); Marcus, Ellis (story). WITH: Fields, Darlene; Hutton, Robert; Miller, Eve; Tead, Phil.

Who’s the Boss? HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 20, 1984, to Apr. 25, 1992; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M. (season 1); Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. (seasons 2-7); Saturdays, 8:00 P.M. (season 8); 30 minutes; 195 episodes (+ one reunion special, 11-82005). P ROD . CO.: Columbia Pictures Television; Embassy Pictures Corporation; Hunter-Cohan Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Cohan, Martin; Doran, Phil; Hunter, Blake. PRODUCERS: Anderson, John Maxwell; Braunstein, Gene; Cinamon, Ken; Fisch, Joe; Fraser, Prudence; Graham, Clay; Guylas, Ellen; Kallis, Danny; Meyers, Howard; Rosenfarb, Bob; Sternin, Robert; Wengrod, Karen; Wiser, Bud; Young, Bob. STARRING: Danza, Tony. WITH: Aulisio, Curnal Achilles; Aulisio, Marci; Azzara, Candy; Ballard, Doug; Bloom, Scott; Eggert, Nicole; Gallo, William; Gemignani, Rhoda; Halyalkar, Jonathan; Helmond, Katherine; LaneBlock, Shana; Light, Judith; Milano, Alyssa; Pintauro, Danny; Polizos, Vic; Thomas, Robin; Vernon, Kate. • Sitcom about a widower who leaves New York City for Connecticut with his younger daughter, to become the housekeeper for a divorced woman and her young son. Pilot #1-1. PROD. NO.: 0101. AIR DATE: 09-20-1984. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-31-1983. VERSION: second revised table draft. WRITERS: Hunter, Blake; Cohan, Martin. DIRECTOR: Persky, Bill. WITH: Gemignani, Rhoda; Helmond, Katherine; Holotan, Dennis; Light, Judith; Mathias, Darian; Milano, Alyssa; Pintauro, Danny. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; set list; tentative schedule for backlot shoot; tentative rehearsal and tape schedule (Oct. 31— Nov. 4, 1983).

Wichita Town HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1959, to Apr. 6, 1960; Wednesdays, 10:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Mirisch-McCrea Productions. PRODUCER: Baur, Frank. DIRECTORS: Grauman, Walter; Hopper, Jerry; Springsteen, R.G. S TARRING: McCrea, Joel. WITH: Anderson, Robert (Bob); Foulk, Robert; McCrea, Jody; Neise, George N.; Romero, Carlos. • Western series about the Marshal of the growing town of Wichita, Kansas, in the years after the Civil War, based on the 1955 film Wichita, also starring Joel McCrea. Bullet for a Friend #1-3. PROD . NO.: 2905. AIR DATE: 10-14-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 05-19-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-08-1959. WRITER: Harmon, David P. DIRECTOR: Springsteen, R.G. WITH: Anderson, Bob; Foulk, Robert; Griffith, James; Romero, Carlos; Wilke, Robert J. Death Watch #1-11. PROD. NO.: 2919. AIR DATE: 1216-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 08-26-1959. LAST REVISION: 0909-1959. WRITER: Kadison, Ellis. W ITH : Anderson, Bob; Carver, Tina; Dehner, John; McCrea, Jody; Negley, Howard; Neise, George N.; Pine, Phillip. USED BY: Herlinger, Karl (Four Star Make-up Dept.).

The Wide Country

The Wide Country HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: March 13, 1962 (pilot, aired as episode of Alcoa Premiere); Sept. 20, 1962, to Apr. 25, 1963; Thursdays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 29 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: Revue-Gemini Productions. PRODUCERS: Edwards, Ralph; Telford, Frank. DIRECTORS: Crosland, Alan, Jr.; Peyser, John; Post, Ted. STARRING: Holliman, Earl; Prine, Andrew. • Drama series about a champion bronco rider in the rodeo, who tries to keep his young brother from pursuing the same life. Straitjacket for an Indian #1-6. PROD. NO.: 17415. AIR DATE: 10-25-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1962. LAST REVISION: 07-19-1962. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: LeMay, Alan. WITH: Akins, Claude; Coons, Johnny; McNear, Howard; Moore, Alvy; Patrick, Lory; Roberson, Chuck; Teal, Ray; Vargas, Edmund. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Wide Wide World HOLDINGS: LACC Collection — 3 scripts; Earl Ebi Collection —1 partial script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jun. 27, 1955 (introduced as part of Producers’ Showcase); Oct. 16, 1955, to Jun. 8, 1958; Sundays, 4:00 P.M.; 90 minutes. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. CREATED BY: Weaver, Sylvester L., Jr. EXEC. PROD.: Wood, Barry. P RODUCERS: Banner, Bob; Bendick, Robert; Neuman, Alan; Peyser, John; Sussan, Herbert. WRITERS: Attaway, William A.; Liss, Joseph; Speer, Charles; Weaver, Sylvester L., Jr. DIRECTOR: Schneider, Dick. HOST: Garroway, Dave. • Documentary series reporting live from locations around North America, with the help of 12 mobile vans and 40 cameras, and with filmed segments from other parts of the world. The show alternated with other programs during its run. The West (Golden Nugget). AIR DATE: 10-30-1955. VERSION: final script. W RITERS: Salaman, Lou; Andrews, Charles. WITH: Gary, Raymond (Governor of Oklahoma); Stokowski, Leopold; Wakely, Jimmy (Lieutenant Governor of Nevada). ADDITIONAL INFO: reports from Hoover Dam, Tombstone, Salt Lake City, Houston, Denver, St. Louis, Ft. Leavenworth, Oklahoma City, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Las Vegas and an Oklahoma oil well; sketch of broadcast coordination plan; broadcast coordination routine; marks and notes; memos and correspondence. USED BY: Banner, Bob. American Rhapsody (Sands Hotel). AIR DATE: 1204-1955. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Liss, Joe. ADDITIONAL I NFO : reports from Toronto, Juarez, Palm Beach, Las Vegas, Durham, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Columbus, San Francisco, Edgewood and San Diego; cross index of routine and script; time lineup and cross index; rehearsal schedule; marks and notes; memos and correspondence. USED BY: Banner, Bob. The Land of Plenty (Farmer’s Market). AIR DATE: 03-25-1956. ADDITIONAL INFO: reports from Massachusetts, Natchez, Palisades Amusement Park, N.J., New York Botanical Garden, New Mexico, Atlantic City, Florida, New Orleans, Syracuse University; operational schedule for Farmer’s Market insert; shot sheet; some marks and notes; memos and correspondence. USED BY: Banner, Bob.

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A Tour of Hollywood. A IR D ATE : 09-30-1956. WRITERS: Flender, Harold; Speer, Charles. DIRECTOR: Schneider, Dick. W ITH : Carlson, Richard; Day, Laraine; Ebi, Earl; Marshall, Herbert. A DDITIONAL INFO: partial script — section on Lux Radio Theatre only.

The Wild Wild West HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1965, to Apr. 4, 1969; Fridays, 7:30 P.M.; 60 minutes; 104 episodes (+ two movies, 1979 and 1980). PROD. CO.: CBS Television; Garrison Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Garrison, Michael; Leacock, Philip. PRODUCERS: Coon, Gene L.; Freiberger, Fred; Garrison, Michael; Katzman, Leonard; Lansbury, Bruce; Mantley, John; Young, Collier. STARRING: Conrad, Robert; Martin, Ross. • Fantasy Western about two secret agents assigned to the frontier by President Ulysses S. Grant, who do their job with the help of fantastic gadgets. The Night of the Two-Legged Buffalo #1-23. PROD. NO.: 0173. AIR DATE: 03-11-1966. SCRIPT DATE: 01-251966. LAST REVISION: 01-31-1966. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Kneubuhl, John. D IRECTOR: Dein, Edward. WITH: Adams, Nick; Comi, Paul; Emhardt, Robert; Martin, Ross; Ritchie, Clint; Workman, C. Lindsay; Wyatt, Al; Wynter, Dana. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Night of the Colonel’s Ghost (The Night of the Terrified Town) #2-24. P ROD . NO.: 0327. AIR DATE: 03-10-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 01-12-1967. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Kolb, Ken. DIRECTOR: Rondeau, Charles R. W ITH : Bergere, Lee; Browne, Kathie; Edmiston, Walker; Engel, Roy; Gary, Ralph; Hewitt, Alan; Hunnicutt, Arthur; Shannon, Billy; Wescourt, Gordon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Ulysses S. Grant”). The Night of the Arrow #3-16. PROD. NO.: 0358. AIR DATE: 12-29-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 08-21-1967. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Chapman, Leigh. DIRECTOR: Nicol, Alex. WITH: Bassett, William H.; Brown, Lew; Cahill, Barry; Callaway, William; Cangey, Dick; Cappiello, Frank; Dobbins, Bennie E.; Elias, Louie; Engel, Roy; Field, Logan; Herron, Bob; Laveroni, Jerry; Marth, Frank; Mattson, Denver; Miles, Bob; Nimes, Shari; Phillips, Robert; Riley, Jeannine; Sorensen, Paul; Wilke, Robert J.; Wolf, Venita. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some marks and notes. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Ulysses S. Grant”). The Night of the Death Maker #3-24. PROD. NO.: 0375. AIR DATE: 02-23-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 01-10-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Kent, Robert E. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J. WITH: Batanides, Arthur; Blair, Nicky; Cangey, Dick; Corey, Wendell; Engel, Roy; Fox, Michael; Lampkin, Charles; Lansden, Joe; Nilsson, Britt; O’Malley, J. Pat; Tompkins, Angel; Warren, Gale; West, Red. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Engel, Roy (part of “Ulysses S. Grant”). The Night of Fire and Brimstone #4-9. PROD. NO.: 0611. AIR DATE: 11-22-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 07-29-1968. V ERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Kane, Joel; Sharp, Henry; Thompson, Palmer (story). D IRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. WITH: Cangey, Dick; Charleson,

SERIES Leslie; Crawford, John; Greer, Dabbs; Huff, Tommy J.; MacCaulay, Charles; Mayer, Ken; Phillips, Robert; Quinn, Bill; Stromsoe, Fred; West, Red. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast of characters; set list. U SED BY : Delmar, Frank (Wardrobe). The Night of the Winged Terror (Part 1) #4-15. PROD. NO.: 0619. AIR DATE: 01-17-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 11-01-1968. LAST REVISION: 11-04-1968. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Pettus, Ken. DIRECTOR: Chomsky, Marvin. W ITH : Alaniz, Rico; Carey, Michele; Carey, Christopher; Coogan, Jackie; Courtney, Chuck; de Vargas, Valentin; Ellenstein, Robert; Engel, Roy; Fox, Bernard; George, James Milton; Harding, John; Lauter, Harry; Leavitt, Norman; Lehman, Lillian; Neumann, Dorothy; Perrin, Vic; Pinkard, Ron; Schallert, William; Waters, Chuck. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; note to directors concerning violence.

Window on Main Street HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1961, to Feb. 12, 1962; Mondays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 36(?) episodes. PROD. CO.: Temopic Enterprise, S.A; Rodney/Young Productions. CREATED BY: Rodney, Eugene B.; Young, Robert. PRODUCERS: Rodney, Eugene B.; Young, Robert. STARRING: Young, Robert. WITH: Berwick, Brad; Byron, Carol; Cort, William; Gray, Coleen; Harvey, Marilyn; Matheson, Tim; Moore, Constance; Davidson, James; Jones, Warner; Rainey, Ford; Wyler, Richard. • Comedydrama about a widowed novelist, who returns to his hometown to write about the people who live there. The Exclusive Story [unaired]. PROD. NO.: 5252-33. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1961. LAST REVISION: 11-06-1961. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: White, Andy. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

Wonder Woman (The New Adventures of Wonder Woman) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —12 scripts (13 episodes); Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORKS : ABC ; CBS. B ROADCAST : ABC : Nov. 7, 1975 (pilot movie); Apr. 21, 1976, to Feb. 16, 1977; Wednesdays; 60 minutes; 13 episodes (+ pilot). CBS: Sept. 16, 1977, to Sept. 11, 1979, Fridays, 8:00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 46 episodes. PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Baumes, W.L.; Cramer, Douglas S. PRODUCERS: Baumes, W.L.; Fitzsimons, Charles B.; Rodgers, Mark. STARRING: Carter, Lynda. WITH: Burton, Normann; Colen, Beatrice; Eastham, Richard; Kratochvil, Tom; Sharp, Saundra; Waggoner, Lyle; Winger, Debra. • Action series based on the comic book character created by Charles Moulton. The first incarnation of Wonder Woman aired on ABC, starting with a madefor-TV movie in 1974 and three specials during the 1975-76 season. A regular series followed in the next season with the same basic cast. This segment was technically known as The New Adventures of Wonder Woman although several of the scripts say Wonder Woman. Judgment from Outer Space (Parts 1 & 2) #1-10/11. PROD. NO.: 166608. AIR DATES: 01-15-1977 / 01-171977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-22-

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Wonder Woman 1976. VERSION: revised final draft. PRODUCER: Baumes, W.L. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH : Balakoff, Peter; Brandt, Hank; Cary, Christopher; Colen, Beatrice; Cooper, George; Eastham, Richard; Formicola, Fil; Holland, Erik; Hylands, Scott; Johnson, Archie; Kasznar, Kurt; MacLachlan, Janet; O’Connor, Tim; Perrin, Vic; Roter, Ted; Schmidtmer, Christiane; Skelton, Patrick (Pat); Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Bushwhackers #1-12. PROD. NO.: 166610. AIR DATE: 01-29-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-26-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-08-1976. VERSION: revised final draft. DIRECTOR: Margolin, Stuart. WITH: Clarke, David; Colen, Beatrice; Darrow, Henry; Gaspart, Christelle Pierette; Eastham, Richard; George, Anthony (Tony); Gomez, Rita; Kerwin, Lance; Lawrence, James C.; MacLeod, Murray; Randi, Justin; Rogers, Roy; Santiago, Michael; St. John, Kristoff; Waggoner, Lyle; Wong, Carey; Yanez, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Wonder Woman in Hollywood #1-13. PROD. NO.: 166611. AIR DATE: 02-16-1977. S CRIPT DATE: 10-291976. LAST REVISION: 12-21-1976. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Baumes, W.L. WRITER: Sangster, Jimmy. DIRECTOR: Bilson, Bruce. WITH: Bergman, Alan; Bickell, Ross; Boles, Eric; Colen, Beatrice; Cyphers, Charles; Eastham, Richard; Filpi, Carmen; Hays, Robert; Himes, David; Jones, Carolyn; Norris, Christopher; Rodine, Alex; Torppe, Danil; Van Dyke, Barry; Taylor, June Whitley; Waggoner, Lyle; Winger, Debra; Yulin, Harris. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Anschluss ‘77 #2-2. PROD. NO.: 166702. AIR DATE: 09-23-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-30-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-19-1977. VERSION: final draft. PRODUCER: Lansbury, Bruce. WRITERS: Barnes, Dallas L.; Telford, Frank. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH: Burton, Normann; Charles, Leon; Dennen, Barry; Ferrer, Mel; Krueger, Kurt; Medina, Julio; Nyberg, Peter; Ormeny, Tom; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Man Who Could Move the World #2-3. PROD. NO.: 166704. AIR DATE: 09-30-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 0805-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-10-1977. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Burns, Judy. DIRECTOR: Kelljan, Bob. WITH: Ayres, Lew; Burton, Normann; Campbell, J. Kenneth; Hong, James; Kwong, Peter; McRae, Alan; Santiago, Michael; Shimoda, Yuki; Song, Arthur; Suehiro, Steven Ken; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Mind Stealers from Outer Space (The Return of Andros) (Part 1) #2-10. PROD. NO.: 166710. AIR DATE: 12-02-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-14-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-19-1977. VERSION: second revised final draft. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Barbarao; Bisig, Gary; Boen, Earl; Burton, Normann; Cahill, Barry; Cole, Betty; Henricks, Lana Marie; Henricks, Lori Ann; Hinkley, Del; Kolman, Allan; Larkin, Kristin; Migicovsky, Allan; Rambo, Dack; Ramsey, Anne; Ryan, Linda; Van Patten, Vincent; Waggoner, Lyle; Weiner, Sol. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Mind Stealers from Outer Space (The Return of Andros) (Part 2) #2-11. PROD. NO.: 166711. AIR DATE:

World of Giants 12-09-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1977. LAST REVISION: 11-15-1977. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Kandel, Stephen. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH: Barbarao; Boen, Earl; Burton, Normann; Cordic, Regis; Davis, Walt; Flax, Phyllis; Henricks, Lana Marie; Henricks, Lori Ann; Larkin, Kristin; Lowens, Curt; Mason, Pamela; Migicovsky, Allan; Rambo, Dack; Van Patten, Vincent; Waggoner, Lyle; Young, De De. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Deadly Toys (The Deadly Dolls) #2-12. PROD. NO.: 166712. AIR DATE: 12-30-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 1027-1977. LAST REVISION : 11-04-1977. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Collins, Anne; Wilbur, Carey (story). DIRECTOR: Moder, Dick. WITH: Bishop, Donald; Elliott, Ross; Gorshin, Frank; Kenney, Michael W.; Kratochvil, Tom; Kulik, Mike; Phillips, Randy; Rubinstein, John; Selby, Daniel; Selsby, Harv; Waggoner, Lyle; Watson, James A., Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Screaming Javelins #2-14. PROD. NO.: 166714. AIR DATE: 01-20-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 11-20-1977. LAST REVISION: 11-25-1977. VERSION: third revised final draft. WRITER: McKay, Brian. DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael. WITH: Armstrong, Vaughn; Callard, Roger; Chartoff, Melanie; Freed, Sam; Gibson, Henry; Kearney, Beth; Kearney, Kay; Kratochvil, Tom; Madalone, Dennis; Peaker, E.J.; Sampson, Robert; Springfield, Rick; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Flight to Oblivion #2-18. PROD. NO.: 166719. AIR D ATE : 03-03-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 01-24-1978. LAST REVISION: 01-25-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Mathews, Patrick. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH: Cadiente, David; Davis, Walt; Fudge, Alan; The Hull City Howlers; Michaels, Corinne; Shannon, Michael; Van Dreelen, John; Vogel, Mitch; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. My Teen-Age Idol Is Missing (A Star Is Gone; Teen-Age Idol) #3-1. PROD. NO.: 166835. AIR DATE: 09-22-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 06-05-1978. VERSION: first draft. WRITER: Collins, Anne. DIRECTOR: Robbie, Seymour. W ITH : Baseleon, Michael; Brubaker, Tony; Crough, Suzanne; Duncan, Lanny; Ellis, David R.; Garrett, Leif ; Kratochvil, Tom; Laurita, Michele; Lerner, Michael; Lyn, Dawn; Patten, Robert; Paulsen, Albert; Poppe, Herman; Sharp, Saundra; Simpson, Billy; Waggoner, Lyle; Wolfson, Abbie. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Deadly Sting #3-3. P ROD . NO.: 166831. AIR D ATE : 10-06-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-29-1978. LAST REVISION: 07-07-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Nelson, Dick. DIRECTOR: Crosland, Alan. WITH: Bartosh, Bobbie; Bell, Eddie A.; Dayton, Danny; Downing, Frank; Ely, Ron; Gabriel, Roman; Heath, Luise; Jason, Harvey; Jones, Deacon; Marlowe, Scott; McCutcheon, Lawrence; Miller, Marvin; Minor, Bob; Nelson, Craig T.; Stratton, Gil; Waggoner, Lyle. ADDITIONAL I NFO : call sheet (07-21-1978); production requirements. USED BY : Miller, Marvin (part of “Beamer”). Gault’s Brain #3-12. PROD. NO.: 166841. AIR DATE: 12-29-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-23-1978. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Weingarten, Arthur; Gaynor, John (story). DIRECTOR: Hessler, Gordon. WITH: Carradine, John; Daniels, David Mason; Levine, Floyd; Richman,

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Peter Mark; Shirriff, Cathie; Sorko-Ram, Ari; Stern, Erik.

World of Giants HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: 1959; 30 minutes; 13 episodes. PROD. CO.: Ziv Television Programs. PRODUCERS: Alland, William; Lang, Otto. STARRING: Franz, Arthur; Thompson, Marshall. WITH: Gallaudet, John; Henderson, Marcia. • Adventure series about two American spies, one of whom has been reduced to a size of six inches. Filmed in England. The Gambling Story #1-5. PROD. NO.: 5B. AIR DATE: 10-03-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1959. LAST REVISION: 12-16-1959. VERSION: revised script. W RITER: Carr, Richard. DIRECTOR: Juran, Nathan. WITH: Clexx, Harry; Garth, Michael; Henderson, Marcia; Kroeger, Berry; Scannell, Frank J.; Triesault, Ivan; Wilde, Thomas (Tom). ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis.

Yancy Derringer HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1958, to Jun. 4, 1959; Thursdays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 34 episodes. PROD. CO.: Derringer Productions. CREATED BY: Loos, Mary; Sale, Richard. E XEC . P ROD .: Lewis, Warren; Sharpe, Don. PRODUCERS: Loos, Mary; Sale, Richard. DIRECTORS: Claxton, William F.; Denault, Edward; Sale, Richard. STARRING: Mahoney, Jock; Brands, X. WITH: Adams, Julie; Bergen, Frances; Devon, Richard; Hagen, Kevin; Lu, Lisa; McCord, Robert III; Thursden, Kelly; Walker, Bill. • Western series set in New Orleans after the Civil War, where an adventurer works in secret for the administrator of the city to prevent crime. Return to New Orleans #1-1. AIR DATE: 10-02-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1958. LAST REVISION: 03-25-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Loos, Mary; Sale, Richard. DIRECTOR: Sale, Richard. WITH: Adams, Julie; Chambliss, Woodrow (Woody); Cooper, Charles; Greene, Otis; Krone, Fred; Neise, George N.; Sheridan, Dan; Walker, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: prospectus. The Saga of Lonesome Jackson #1-8. PROD. NO.: 5242-5. AIR DATE: 11-27-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-041958. LAST REVISION: 09-10-1958. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Sapinsley, Alvin; Loos, Mary (story); Sale, Richard (story). WITH: Devon, Richard; Evans, Gene; Hagen, Kevin; Hayes, Maggie; Lu, Lisa. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; some notes. USED BY: Richards, Lloyd (production manager). A State of Crisis #1-29. AIR DATE : 04-30-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 03-19-1959. WRITER: Trapnell, Coles. DIRECTOR: Denault, Edward. WITH: Arlen, Richard; Bateman, Charles; Bergen, Frances; Blake, Larry J.; Boston, Joan; Coy, Walter; Devon, Richard; Hagen, Kevin; Lupton, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Brady, William.

The Yellow Rose HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 2, 1983 (pilot); Oct. 18, 1983, to May 12, 1984; Saturdays, 10:00 P.M.; 60

SERIES minutes; 22 episodes (incl. pilot). PROD. CO.: John Wilder Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television. EXEC. PROD.: Wilder, John; Zinberg, Michael. PRODUCERS: Byrne, Joe; Freeman, Paul; Harding, Malcolm R.; Rosebrook, Jeb. STARRING: Albert, Edward; Beery, Noah, Jr.; Bennett, Michelle; Curtis, Ken; Elliott, Sam; Schanley, Tom; Shepherd, Cybill; Soul, David. WITH: Anspach, Susan; Connors, Chuck; Jones, L.Q.; Keane, Kerrie; Russell, Jane; Sampson, Will; Sandor, Steve; Shelton, Deborah. • Series about life on a sprawling Texas cattle ranch, that is run by the sons of the founder and his young widow. A Question of Love #1-9. PROD. NO.: 185256. AIR DATE: 12-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1983. VERSION: final draft. WRITER: Wilder, John. DIRECTOR: Katzin, Lee H. WITH: Anspach, Susan; Jones, L.Q.; Keane, Kerrie; Sandor, Steve; Shelton, Deborah. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Debt of Honor #1-18. PROD. NO.: 185277. AIR DATE: 03-17-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 02-02-1984. VERSION: final draft. WRITERS: Rosebrook, Jeb (also story); Byrne, Joe. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William. WITH: Evigan, Greg; Jones, L.Q.; Mantee, Paul; Masak, Ron; McFadden, Barney; Sandor, Steve; Shelton, Deborah. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. Villa’s Gold #1-21. PROD. NO.: 185290. AIR DATE: 05-05-1984. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-23-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITERS: Simmons, Garner (also story); Short, Marlene. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. WITH: Bush, Billy Green; Gulager, Clu; Lewis, Geoffrey; Vega, Isela; Windom, William. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. The Far Side of Fear #1-22. PROD. NO.: 185291. AIR DATE: 05-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 04-05-1984. VERSION: revised final draft. WRITER: Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Griffen, Gary. WITH: Jones, L.Q.; McFadden, Barney; Parfrey, Woodrow; Sandor, Steve; Shelton, Deborah; Smith, William; Windom, William; Penn, Robin Wright. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list.

You Asked for It (The Art Baker Show) HOLDINGS: Rudy WORKS : DuMont;

Vallee Collection —1 script. NETABC ; syndicated. BROADCAST : DuMont: Dec. 29, 1950, to Dec. 7, 1951; Fridays, 8:30 P.M.; 30 minutes. ABC: Dec. 10, 1951, to March, 1952; Mondays, 9:00 P.M.; Apr. 1952, to Jan. 1958; Sundays, 7:00 P.M.; Jan. to Apr., 1958, 9:30 P.M.; Apr. 1958, to Sept. 27, 1959; Sundays, 7:00 P.M.; 30 minutes. • Syndicated versions aired in 1971-77 and 1981-83. PROD. CO.: DuMont Television Network. CREATED BY: Baker, Art. PRODUCER: Chamberlin, Cran. HOSTS: Baker, Art (1950-58); Little, Rich (1981-83); Smith, Jack (195859; 1971-77). • Human interest series in which viewers were asked to send in postcards describing what they wanted to see, including strange people with unusual talents, visits to places like Fort Knox or one million dollars in $1 bills. #159. PROD. NO.: ABC 111. AIR DATE: 01-04-1953. WRITER: Chamberlin, Cran. DIRECTOR: Gadette, Frederic (Fred). W ITH : Ardmor, Ann; Conover, Hugh; Daniels, Frankie; Heath, Red; Jackson, Bobby; Kiefer, Marie; Lara, Ralph; Martell, Kurt; Parker, Walt; Vallee, Rudy; Williams, Big Mose; Woolman, Harry.

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Youth Wants to Know ADDITIONAL INFO: credits; staff list; rundown; letter from Patricia McLeod to Rudy Vallee; KECA-TV; some marks. USED BY: Vallee, Rudy.

Your Favorite Story see Favorite Story Your Problem Panel HOLDINGS: Jim Hummeland Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: WGN. BROADCAST : 1950; Sundays, 8:00 P.M., 45 minutes. PROD. CO.: Herbert S. Laufman & Co. PRODUCER: Pewowar, Jules. HOST: Crane, George W. ANNOUNCER: Christian, Harry. • This local series was produced for sponsor Komiss Company. Viewers mailed in questions for Dr. George W. Crane and his ‘panel of experts’ to solve. This episode was reviewed by Variety, unusual for a local program. #9. AIR DATE: 11-27-1950. WRITER: Pewowar, Jules. DIRECTOR: Lukas, Ernest (Ernie). WITH : Bartlett, Tommy; Christians, Jean; Engel, Eleanor; Goldman, Ruth Schley; Hildebrand, Kenneth; Hummeland, Jim; Jordan, Dick; Parrish, Tony; Sarnoff, Bill; Siegel, Sam; Wilkus, Patti. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed by Hummeland. USED BY: Hummeland, Jim (part of “inspector”).

Your Show Time HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 21 to Jul. 15, 1949; Fridays; 9:30 P.M.; 30 minutes; 26 episodes. PROD. CO.: Realm Television Productions; Marshall Grant Productions. EXEC. PROD.: Grant, Marshall. DIRECTOR: Martin, Sobey. HOST: Shields, Arthur. • Filmed dramatic anthology series of famous literary short stories. The first episode of the series received the first Emmy Award for “Best Film Made for Television.” Cricket on the Hearth #1-25. PROD. NO.: 732. AIR DATE : 07-08-1949. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-02-1949. LAST REVISION: 03-17-1949. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS : Lantz, Louis; Dickens, Charles (story). W ITH : Wilde, Heather; Lamont, Marten. ADDITIONAL INFO: some marks and notes. Lodging for the Night #1-26. PROD. NO.: 731. AIR DATE: 07-15-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1949. VERSION: revised final script. W RITERS: Huebsch, Edward; Stevenson, Robert Louis (story). WITH: Gabor, Eva; Waxman, Stanley. ADDITIONAL INFO : some marks. USED BY: Waxman, Stanley (part of “Villon”).

Youth Wants to Know HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 8 to Oct. 1951 (as American Youth Forum); Saturdays, 7:00 P.M.; Jun. to Sept., 1952; Wednesdays, 8:30 P.M.; Jul. to Aug. 1954; Saturdays, 7:30 P.M.; afterwards alternate Sundays on a limited NBC lineup until Oct. 1958; 30 minutes; March 24, 1959 through at least Jan. 1967 (last review in Variety); 30 minutes. P ROD . CO.: NBC Public Affairs. CREATED BY: Granik, Theodore. PRODUCER: Granik, Theodore. DIRECTOR: O’Connor, Bob (syndicated run). HOSTS: Granik, Theodore; Johnson, Bob (syndicated run); McCormick, Stephen. • In the format of

Zane Grey Theater a press conference, high school and college students from the Washington, D.C. area asked questions of major figures in the world of politics, business, the arts, and international affairs. Questions were prepared by the students themselves. The program aired live and was sometimes simulcast on radio. In 1959 Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. revived the program in syndication, produced once a month, then hosted by Bob Johnson. AIR DATE: 11-08-1964. WITH: Vallee, Rudy. ADDITIONAL INFO: transcript of the program, with questions and answers, rather than a script.

Zane Grey Theater (Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theater) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1956, to May 18, 1961; Fridays, 8:30 P.M. (seasons 1-2); Thursdays, 9:00 P.M. (seasons 3-4), 8:30 P.M. (season 5); 30 minutes; 147 episodes. PROD. CO.: Four Star Productions; Pamric Productions; Zane Gray Enterprises. PRODUCERS: Ainsworth, Helen; Hudson, Hal; Spelling, Aaron. HOST: Powell, Dick. • Western anthology series— only some of the episodes were actually based on stories by Zane Grey. Pressure Point #3-9. PROD. NO.: 6518. AIR DATE: 12-04-1958. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1958. LAST REVISION: 10-14-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Green, Morris Lee; Walker, Bill. D IRECTOR: English, John. WITH: Bailey, Raymond; Greer, Dabbs; Dimond, Jack; Pidgeon, Walter; Reid, Carl Benton; Repp, Stafford; Roberts, Pernell; Sande, Walter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list; alternate ending. Welcome Home a Stranger #3-16. PROD. NO.: 6534. AIR DATE: 01-22-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Slater, Barney. DIRECTOR : Sandrich, Marc, Jr. W ITH : Albertson, Frank;

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Drury, James; Glass, Ned; Greer, Dabbs; Grey, Loren; Hackett, John; MacLane, Tony; Mitchell, George; Powell, Dick; Sage, Willard; Thatcher, Torin. ADDITIONAL INFO: shooting schedule (Dec. 16-18, 1958). The Last Raid #3-21. PROD. NO.: 6540. AIR DATE: 02-26-1959. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1958. VERSION: revised script. WRITERS: Knopf, Christopher; Lauritzen, Jonreed (story). DIRECTOR: English, John. W ITH: Coe, Peter; Davis, Michael; Fernández, Abel; Lamas, Fernando; Moreno, Rita; Reynolds, William. USED BY: Coe, Peter (part of “Manuel”). Heritage (Loyalty) #3-25. PROD. NO.: 6550. AIR DATE : 04-02-1959. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-30-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-13-1959. VERSION: revised script. WRITER: Knopf, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Rich, David Lowell. WITH: Barton, Dan; Blake, Robert; Gallo, Lew; Hackett, John; Robinson, Edward G.; Robinson, Edward G., Jr.; Sondergaard, Quentin; Wallace, George D. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast of characters; set list. USED BY: Herlinger, Karl (Four Star Make-up Dept.).

Zorro and Son HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Apr. 6 to Jun. 1, 1983; Wednesdays, 8:00 P.M.; 30 minutes; 5 episodes. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. E XEC. PROD.: Yates, William Robert. PRODUCER: Corcoran, Kevin. DIRECTORS: Beaumont, Gabrielle; Myerson, Alan. STARRING: Darrow, Henry; Regina, Paul. WITH : Beauchamp, Richard; Dana, Bill; Martin, Barney; Moschitta, John, Jr.; Parks, Catherine; Sierra, Gregory. • Sequel to the Zorro series, set one generation later, when Zorro hands over his duties to his son. Wash Day #1-4. PROD. NO.: 4092. AIR DATE: 05-041983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1983. VERSION: first draft. WRITERS: Cohen, Eric; Arnold, Nick. WITH: Leal, Pete; Parks, Catherine.

TELEVISION SPECIALS, AWARDS SHOWS, UNSOLD PILOTS, AND MINI-SERIES This section includes scripts for television programs that were not broadcast as part of a regular series, including unsold pilots and scripts for programs that went into production, but were never broadcast or for which there is no known record of their broadcast. These programs are entered according to the title given on our copy of the work, with other known titles added to the notes and cross referenced in the index. This section is formatted so that multiple versions of a single program or episode are filed in date order. To avoid unnecessary repetition, only unique information is cited for succeeding versions of one program.

A-Okay, O’Shea Storm Show

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nando; Harareet, Haya; Laine, Frankie; de Havilland, Olivia; Wood, Natalie; Wagner, Robert; Astaire, Fred; Lange, Hope; Reiner, Carl; O’Brien, Edmond; Montand, Yves; Johnston, Eric; Rush, Barbara; Davis, Sammy, Jr.; Dickinson, Angie; Conte, Richard; Curtis, Edward, General; Grant, Gogi; Day, Doris; Kelly, Gene; Leigh, Janet; Curtis, Tony; Fitzgerald, Ella; Wayne, John; Hayward, Susan; Hudson, Rock; Cooper, Gary. • 32nd annual Oscar awards, host Bob Hope was also the Hersholt award recipient. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-04-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 03-30-1960. PRODUCER: Freed, Arthur; Handley, Alan. WRITER: Masters, Monty; others. DIRECTOR: Handley, Alan. ADDITIONAL INFO: many parts are still marked “to come” in this version.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. BROADCAST: unaired. STARRING: Storm, Gale. • Unsold pilot for a proposed new series with Gale Storm as Daphne O’Shea, a WAC Special Service Officer at Fort Klondike, Alaska. Vocal Boy Makes Good. VERSION: pilot teleplay. PROD. NO.: 5999-6. SCRIPT DATE: 02-06-1963. WRITER: Allen, Ray; Karson, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, theme song.

ABC All Star Spectacular HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. BROADCAST : Sept. 15, 1985. PROD . C O .: ABC — Studio 59. • Script previews series in the upcoming television season on ABC, “...a peek at scenes from our new shows....” VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 09-15-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-14-1985. PRODUCER: Schwartz, Al; Clark, Dick (executive). WRITER: Arthur, Robert. DIRECTOR : Margolis, Jeff. A DDITIONAL I NFO : stamped, “$3.75” on cover. USED BY: Polevoy, Roy (stamped on back cover, 08-16-1985).

Academy Awards Show, Annual (44th) AKA Oscar Awards HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Apr. 10, 1972. P ROD . C O .: NBC Television, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. HOSTS: Hayes, Helen; King, Alan; Davis, Sammy, Jr.; Lemmon, Jack. WITH: Carpenter, Karen; Carpenter, Richard; Grey, Joel; Hayes, Isaac; Mathis, Johnny; Pride, Charley; Reynolds, Debbie. • 44th annual Oscar awards, included special award to Charlie Chaplin. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-10-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1972. PRODUCER: Koch, Howard W. WRITER: Spigelgass, Leonard; Ludwig, William; Kanter, Hal; Ellison, Bob; Arnold, Danny; Shavelson, Melville. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO: full staff list, cast list, rehearsal schedule, short rundown.

Academy Awards Show, Annual (32nd) AKA Oscar Awards HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 4, 1960. PROD. CO.: NBC Television, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. HOST: Hope, Bob. WITH: Kahane, B.B.; Gaynor, Mitzi; James, Joni; Dahl, Arlene; Lamas, Fer-

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Academy Awards Show, Annual (50th) AKA Oscar Awards HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 3, 1978. PROD. CO.: ABC TV, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. HOST: Hope, Bob. WITH: Garner, Peggy Ann; O’Brien, Margaret; Astaire, Fred; Borgnine, Ernest; Caine, Michael; Davis, Bette; Gaynor, Janet; Dreyfuss, Richard; de Havilland, Olivia; Reynolds, Debbie; Boone, Debbie; Powell, Jane; Danias, Starr; Meehan, John; Loring, Gloria; Davis, Sammy, Jr.; Hamlisch, Marvin; Franklin, Aretha. • 50th annual Oscar awards. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-03-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-29-1978. PRODUCER : Koch, Howard W. WRITER: Spigelgass, Leonard; Ludwig, William; Kanter, Hal. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO: full staff list, cast list, rehearsal schedule, big screen list, VTPB (Video Tape Play Back) list, short rundown.

Ace of the Mounties HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. STARRING: Husmann, Ron; Blondell, Joan. • Unsold pilot for proposed ABC series. Ron Husmann stars as a bumbling Mountie whose dog takes care of him. Joan Blondell costars as the Mountie’s girlfriend. The Call of the Mild. VERSION: revised second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1965. WRITER: Hayward, Chris; Burns, Allan. USED BY: “Lackey Sc 32” Nov. 1 on cover.

Act of Love AKA Act of Love: The Killing of George Zygmanik HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: EMI Television, Paramount Television. STARRING: Howard, Ron; Rourke, Mickey; Foxworth, Robert; Spielberg, David; Brookes, Jacqueline; West, Sondra; Youngs, Gail; Place, Mary Kay; Hobbs, Peter. • Madefor-TV movie that aired on NBC Wednesday Night at the Movies was based on the true story of a man who committed a mercy killing of his brother, who was paralyzed in a motorcycle accident. Note: the broadcast form of the movie, Act of Love was re-written by Michael De Guzman, with different character names. VERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 09-24-1980. SCRIPT D ATE : 02-13-1977. PRODUCER : Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Sallan, Bruce J.; Zavada, Ervin (supervising). WRITER: Rickman, Thomas; Mitchell, Paige (book). DIRECTOR: Taylor, Jud.

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 12 & 14, 1981, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. STARRING: Hopkins, Anthony; Foxworth, Robert. WITH: Albert, Eddie; Burr, Raymond; Ferrer, José; Finch, Jon; Gwillim, David; Lom, Herbert; Peters, Jean; Fellowes, Julian; Keter, Shanit; Lill, Denis; Rhys-Davies, John; Thomas, Gareth; Arrindell, Clive; Colley, Kenneth. •

This program was based on the biblical stories The Acts of the Apostles. It aired under the title Peter and Paul. VERSION: Blue line original typescript. AIR DATE: 04-12-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1979. PRODUCER: Hough, Stan. WRITER: Knopf, Christopher (also story); Hough, Stan (story). DIRECTOR: Day, Robert.

Adam HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 10, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Alan Landsburg Productions. STARRING: Travanti, Daniel; Williams, JoBeth; Scott, Martha; Masur, Richard; Regina, Paul; Adams, Mason; Frank, Tony; Jackson, John M.; Harvey, Alex; Boston, John; Edson, John Perry; Stokes, Rick; Ginnaven, Robert; Bradley, Robin. • Made-for-TV movie based on the events leading to the passage of the Missing Children’s Bill. Photos shown at the end of the film helped recover some missing children. V ERSION: rev. final draft. AIR D ATE : 10-10-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-06-1983. PRODUCER: Landsburg, Alan (executive); Barnett, Joan (executive); Otto, Linda. WRITER: Leicht, Allan. DIRECTOR: Tuchner, Michael.

The Adventurer HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. San Francisco journalist, botanist, and lepidopterist David Harrington leads a double life as agent Percy Blakeney, trying to stop Cold War trouble and avenge his brother’s death. Script is set in 1965. Roses Are Red, Cobalt Is Blue, I Love You. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1965?]. WRITER: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: original typescript, includes cast list.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn. HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Probably an unsold series related to the Universal 1973 made-for-TV movie based on the Mark Twain classic. The Ghost Robbers. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Ketchum, David; Shelly, Bruce. The Renegade. PROD. NO.: 81781. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Ware, Clyde.

Affair at Yerba Buena HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Fact based romance about the first Russian diplomat to visit Spanish California in the 1800’s. Nikolai Rezanof meets Don Jose Arguello in San Francisco in 1806 while trying desperately to find supplies to restock the Sitka Colony. Rezanof and Arguello’s daughter, Concepcion, fall in love and he swears to return for her, but is never seen again. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [195?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty. ADDITIONAL INFO: original typescript, includes cast list and author’s note.

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After the Fall HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 10, 1974, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Edgar Lansbury Productions. STARRING: Dunaway, Faye; Plummer, Christopher. WITH: Anderson, Bibi; Costello, Mariclare; Hamilton, Murray; Marchand, Nancy; Powell, Addison; Warren, Jennifer. • Made-for-TV version of the Arthur Miller play. VERSION: first draft (still in play form, not set out in screen form). AIR DATE: 12-10-1974. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Miller, Arthur. DIRECTOR: Cates, Gilbert. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed by Arthur Miller.

Agatha Christie’s A Caribbean Mystery HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 22, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Warner Bros. Television, David Wolper-Stan Margulies Production. STARRING: Hayes, Helen; Hubley, Season; Parker, Jameson; Hughes, Barnard; Kurtz, Swoosie; Yates, Cassie; Mokae, Zakes; Macht, Stephen; Howland, Beth; Evans, Maurice. • Classic Miss Marple mystery filmed for television. A series of Agatha Christie novels were filmed as made-for-TV movies for CBS from 1982 to 1989. Some of the principal actors had recurring roles. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 10-22-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1982. PRODUCER: Margulies, Stan. WRITER: Grafton, Sue; Humphrey, Steve; Christie, Agatha (story). DIRECTOR: Lewis, Robert Michael.

[Agatha Christie’s] Murder with Mirrors HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST : Feb. 20, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Hajeno Productions. STARRING: Hayes, Helen; Davis, Bette; Mills, John; McKern, Leo; Langland, Liane; Laughlin, John; Tutin, Dorothy; Rodgers, Anton; De La Tour, Frances; Woodvine, John; Coombes, James; Roth, Tim; Fairbank, Christopher; Maynard, Amanda. • Another classic Miss Marple mystery filmed for television. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 02-20-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 07-30-1984. PRODUCER: Hartley, Neil. WRITER: Eckstein, George; Christie, Agatha (story). DIRECTOR: Lowry, Dick. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-101984. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1984.

Agatha Christie’s Sparkling Cyanide HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 5, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Stan Margulies Productions. STARRING: Andrews, Anthony; Raffin, Deborah; Bellwood, Pamela; Marchand, Nancy; Sommer, Josef; Huffman, David; Belford, Christine; Chadwick, June; Ingham, Barrie; Morgan, Harry; Rogers, Anne; Woods, Michael; Danese, Shera; Carlo, Ismael. • Agatha Christie mystery updated and given a new location.

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Alexander, The Other Side of Dawn VERSION: revised third draft. AIR DATE: 11-05-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 04-21-1983. PRODUCER: Margulies, Stan. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm; Grafton, Sue (revisions); Humphrey, Steve (revisions); Christie, Agatha (story). DIRECTOR: Lewis, Robert Michael. USED BY: Bellwood, Pamela (role of Ruth).

[Agatha Christie’s] 13 at Dinner HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 19, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Ustinov, Peter; Dunaway, Faye; Suchet, David; Cecil, Jonathon; Nighy, Bill; Keen, Diane; Stride, John; Taylor, Benedict; Horsley, Lee; Cuthbertson, Allan; Baker, Glyn; Barron, John; Clapham, Peter; Dunlop, Lesley; Elgar, Avril; Grieve, Orianne. • Classic Poirot mystery filmed for television. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 10-19-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 12-04-1984. PRODUCER: Hartley, Neil. WRITER: Browning, Rod; Christie, Agatha (story). DIRECTOR: Antonio, Lou. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-18-1985.

Air Stages HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 2 scripts. N ETWORK: DuMont. B ROADCAST : unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed anthology series of weekly half-hour original dramas for DuMont. This “specimen play” had Detective Lt. Phelps investigating the death of Mrs. Crane. Nobody Loves Me. VERSION: working script, specimen play. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: original typescript. Nobody Loves Me. V ERSION: handwritten draft, specimen play. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: original handwritten script.

Albie HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection — 3 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series with Albie and his fellow Cosgrove ice cream ad-men, Turk and Bert, in a sitcom. Also includes two proposed story outlines for additional episodes. The Lonely Bachelor. VERSION: pilot teleplay. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-[1972?]. WRITER: Derman, Lou; Rhine, Larry; Fox, Fred S. (story outline); Jacobs, Seaman (story outline). The Coffee Crunch Caper. V ERSION: storyline. SCRIPT DATE: 05-09-1972. WRITER: Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. [The Antique Business]. VERSION: storyline. LAST REVISION: 08-02-1972. WRITER: Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman.

Alexander, the Other Side of Dawn AKA Alexander, Portrait of a Teenage Throwaway HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : May 16, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company. STARRING:

All Star Football Preview McCloskey, Leigh; Plumb, Eve; Mills, Juliet; Hagen, Jean; Chapman, Lonny; Holliman, Earl; Feinstein, Alan; Brauner, Asher; Douglas, Diana. • Companion piece to Dawn, Portrait of a Teenage Runaway, about a boy who goes to Hollywood to become a star, and winds up a male prostitute. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 05-16-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1976. PRODUCER: Baumes, Wilford Lloyd. WRITER: Young, Dalene. DIRECTOR: Kleiser, Randal.

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The Amazing Penfields HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold series. Pilot teleplay introduces the Penfields, a couple who perform a “mentalist” act in Vegas, and also work as agents for the World Unity Foundation (WUF). PROD. NO.: 162132. SCRIPT NO.: 76-12-156. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-16-1976. WRITER: Westheimer, David.

All Star Football Preview HOLDINGS: Jim Hummeland Collection —1 script. NETWORK: [WBKB]. BROADCAST: Aug. 20, 1946, 7:30 P.M. STARRING: Hummeland, Jim. • Local sports special from WBKB about the upcoming All-Star Football game, with film of interviews with the 1946 players. Arch Ward, a writer from the Chicago Tribune is a character in the piece, as originator of the All-Star concept. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 08-20-1946. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: not known. WRITER: Larsen. DIRECTOR: Larsen. USED BY: Hummeland, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed by Hummeland.

All Star Swing Festival see The Timex All-Star Swing Festival Allen Drury’s Capitol Hill HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. • Story of a California senator in D.C., in 1979, based on the book Mark Coffin, U.S.S., A Novel of Capitol Hill by Drury. SCRIPT NO.: 78-3-199. SCRIPT DATE: Undated [1978?]. WRITER: Brinkley, Don; Drury, Allen (story).

The Allmans AKA Some People We Know AKA People Like Us HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Apr. 19, 1976, 1 hr. P ROD . CO.: Lorimar Productions. STARRING: Roche, Eugene; Helmond, Katherine; McDonough, Eileen; Goodeve, Grant; Tedrow, Irene; Pierce, Stack; Foronjy, Richard; Flatley, William. • Unsold pilot, aired as People Like Us. A steelworker, Davy Allman, and his family struggle through life. Back into the Castle. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 04-19-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1975. WRITER: Rodman, Howard.

Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy Number One see The FBI Story, Alvin Karpis The Amazing Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon see The Strange but Wonderful Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon

Amazon Trader HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold series. Proposed spin-off series from the 1956 movie “Amazon Trader.” In 1956 Jack Warner produced 39 episodes of a television version of Amazon Trader shot in color in exotic South American locations for Warner Bros. with John Sutton in the title role (per LA Times, Jan. 14, 1956). The Warning of the Feathers. VERSION: rev. final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-13-1957. WRITER: Brady, Frederic; Kneubuhl, John (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, with extensive descriptions of main characters, script is heavily annotated and underlined. USED BY: part of Millicent.

Amber Waves HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. Network: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 9, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Time-Life Television Productions, Inc. STARRING: Weaver, Dennis; Russell, Kurt; Winningham, Mare. WITH: Brill, Fran; Brimley, Wilford; Harris, Rossie; Hines, Grainger; Casados, Eloy; Morey, Bill; Talbott, Michael; Weaver, Robby; Fuller, Penny. • Stranded male model becomes a field hand for a wheat farmer and winds up finding a new life. VERSION: final working draft (original typescript). AIR DATE: 03-09-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1979. LAST REVISION : 09-18-1979. PRODUCER : Kallis, Stanley. WRITER: Trevey, Ken. DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph.

American Bandstand’s 33 1 ⁄3 Anniversary Celebration HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 1, 1985. PROD. CO.: Dick Clark Productions. HOST: Clark, Dick. WITH: Avalon, Frankie; Bacharach, Burt; Brown, James; Checker, Chubby; Dion; Fabian; Loggins, Kenny; Mathis, Johnny; Rydell, Bobbie; Springfield, Rick; Stewart, Rod; Summer, Donna; Warwick, Dionne; Brannigan, Laura; Starship (band). • Variety special for one of the prime-time anniversary issues of American Bandstand. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 12-01-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1985. PRODUCER: Klein, Larry; Arthur, Robert. WRITER: Arthur, Robert. DIRECTOR: Glazer, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: taping schedule.

The American Bicentennial Series, Volume 1 see The Bastard

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The American Film Institute Salute to Henry Fonda HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 15, 1978, 2 hours. PROD. CO.: AFI. STARRING: Fonda, Henry. WITH: Peck, Gregory; Fonda, Jane; Fonda, Peter; McGuire, Dorothy; MacMurray, Fred; Howard, Ron; Davis, Bette; Douglas, Kirk; Lemmon, Jack; Stewart, James; Widmark, Richard; Bronson, Charles; Burton, Richard; Mason, Marsha; Gish, Lillian; Stanwyck, Barbara; Heston, Charlton; Ball, Lucille; Nolan, Lloyd; Garner, James; Alexander, Jane; Williams, Billy Dee; Wayne, John; Matthau, Walter; MacLaine, Shirley; Carradine, John; Andrews, Dana; Dickinson, Angie; Tyson, Cicely; Kelly, Gene. • AFI all-star tribute included clips from many of Fonda’s movies and interviews with family, friends, and co-workers. VERSION: as broadcast. AIR DATE: 03-15-1978. PRODUCER: Stevens, George Jr.; Lieber, Eric. WRITER: Kanter, Hal. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown, partial list of guest stars.

American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) Entertainer of the Year Awards, Annual HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 18, 1978, 9: 00 P.M., 90 mins. HOST: Gleason, Jackie. WITH: Berle, Milton; Humperdinck, Engelbert; Fred the Bird; Shields & Yarnell; Donnie & Marie (Osmond); Little, Rich; Chicago; Bailey, Jim; Heatherton, Joey; Johnson, Jay; Landesberg, Steve; Clark, Roy; Douglas, Mike; Fields, Totie; Martin, Steve; Parton, Dolly. • 8th AGVA Entertainer of the Year Awards, 1978 (“Georgie” Awards). VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-18-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 12-29-1977. PRODUCER : Ilson, Saul. WRITER: Ragaway, Martin A. DIRECTOR: Margolis, Jeff. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list, short rundown, cast list.

American Story see Land Where My Fathers Died The Americans see Michener Project Anatomy of an Illness HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 15, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Hamner/Gershwin Productions. STARRING: Asner, Edward; Wallach, Eli; Perkins, Millie; Stiers, David Ogden; Goldoni, Lelia; Minn, Huanani; Montgomery, Julie; Wells, Claudia; May, Lenora; Smith, Reid; Williams, Allen; Fairman, Michael; Faison, Matthew; Phalen, Robert; Collins, Roberta. • Made-for-TV version of Norman Cousins’ autobiographical tale of recovery from a serious illness. VERSION: second draft. A IR D ATE : 05-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-31-1982. PRODUCER: Hamner, Robert

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(executive); Gershwin, Jerry (supervising); Thompson, Peter J. WRITER: Roman, Lawrence; Cousins, Norman (story). DIRECTOR: Heffron, Richard T.

The Anderson Family Clinic HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company, Warner Bros. Television. • “A Pilot for NBC Television” Unsold series about a young doctor, returning from an exotic island to his family’s medical clinic in the US, to finish his accreditation. His parents and grandfather are all doctors at the clinic. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE : 12-16-1974. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm.

The Andy Kaufman Special, Starring Andy Kaufman AKA Andy’s Funhouse HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 28, 1979, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: KSW Productions (George Shapiro and Howard West). STARRING: Kaufman, Andy. WITH: Williams, Cindy; Polland, Wendy (Little Wendy); Slobodkin, Gail; Chubby Rosalie; Shapiro, George; Sherer, Mel; Smith, Bob (voice of Howdy Doody). • Comedy variety showcasing Andy Kaufman’s various characters. Recording date on script is 1977, the show did not air until 1979, under the title, Andy’s Funhouse. VERSION: Not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 77-7-7. AIR DATE: 08-28-1979. SCRIPT DATE : 07-15-1977 (VTR date). PRODUCER : Miller, Lee. WRITER: Kaufman, Andy; Sherer, Mel; Zmuda, Bob. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Show Routine”.

Annie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. PROD. CO.: Filmways Television. • Unsold series, not the same as pilot by the same name starring Anne Meara. Ann and Jimmy Fitzgerald are a middle-aged couple rediscovering their relationship. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT NO.: 74-1-47. SCRIPT DATE: 01-15-1974. WRITER: Nardo, Pat (also story); Banta, Gloria (also story); Freeman, Fred (story); Cohen, Lawrence J. (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: short synopsis.

Annie Flynn HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 21, 1978, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Youngfellow, Barrie; Potter, Carol; Guss, Louis; Lewis, Harvey; Grank, Charles; Lippin, Renee; Fletcher, Jack; Loring, Lisa; Grenrock, Josh. • Unsold pilot for a sitcom about a young woman entering medical school. VERSION: final draft (pilot). SCRIPT NO.: 77-10-251. AIR DATE: 01-21-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-28-1977. PRODUCER: Mitchell, Coleman; Neigher, Geoffrey. WRITER: Mitchell, Coleman; Neigher, Geoffrey. D IRECTOR: Moore, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with actors’ names.

Another Language

Another Language (for Television) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 8, 1939, 1 hr. STARRING: Revere, Anne; Gray, Jabez; Allan, Robert; Rose, Jane; Matthews, Dorothy; Smith, Ben; Duffy, Herbert. • Early experimental TV broadcast of Franken’s stage play about a dysfunctional family. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 12-08-1939. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1939. WRITER: Franken, Rose. DIRECTOR: Sobol, Edward (also Producer).

Any Number Can Kill AKA Mrs. R AKA Death Among Friends AKA Murder by the Numbers HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 20, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Douglas S. Cramer Company. S TARRING: Reid, Kate; Anderson, John; Martinez, A; Balsam, Martin; Cassidy, Jack; Henreid, Paul; Hensley, Pamela; Smith, William; George, Lynda Day; Pyle, Denver; Hilton, Robyn; Baumann, Katherine. • Unsold pilot for a proposed series built around a grandmotherly LAPD detective. Aired as Death Among Friends later airings as Mrs. R or Mrs. R. Death Among Friends. VERSION: pilot script. AIR DATE: 05-20-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 02-07-1975. PRODUCER: Beaton, Alex. WRITER: Ross, Stanley Ralph. DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis, character definition. VERSION: pilot script. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. VERSION: shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 02-07-1975. LAST REVISION: 02-22-1975.

Anything Goes Anything

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Promise Him

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 14, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Forrest, Frederic; Foster, Meg; Albert, Eddie; Schallert, William; Ewell, Tom; Keats, Steven; Bell, Edward; Jameson, Joyce; Ray, Aldo; Blake, Ellen; Canfield, Mary Grace; Regan, Patty. • Broadcast title was Promise Him Anything, on the ABC Movie of the Week. Paul Hunter and Marjorie Sherman meet through a computerized dating service after she notes “Anything goes” on her application. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT NO.: 74-10-89. AIR DATE: 05-14-1975. SCRIPT DATE : 09-30-1974. PRODUCER : Brower, Mitchell; Lovenheim, Robert. WRITER: Freeman, David. DIRECTOR: Parone, David. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-11-1974. LAST REVISION: 11-21-1974.

The Apollo of Bellac see Small Wonders Arcturus HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Unsold pilot for a proposed science fiction series, post nuclear apocalyptic tale of an ark-like submarine.

Commanders John Quinn, and Lisa Kron, head of security Amanda Scott, Lt. Abraham Keller, Ensign Evans, and Dr. Kiro Katsuo are the core cast, along with a computer named Nova, discovered on an island, and implanted in the body of a deceased crew member. V ERSION: Pilot script. P ROD . NO.: 85096. SCRIPT DATE : 12-27-1976. PRODUCER : Robertson, Stanley. WRITER: Lucas, John Meredyth.

Art of Crime see Roman Grey Arthur Godfrey’s Portable Electric Medicine Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 4, 1972, 1 hr. STARRING: Godfrey, Arthur. W ITH : Berry, Ken; Cassidy, Jack; DeLuise, Dom; The Establishment; Feldon, Barbara; Graves, Teresa; Johnson, Arte; Lawrence, Carol; Patchett & Tarses. • Musical and comedy variety show, originally scheduled for March 28, actually aired on April 4. Ecology oriented show. VERSION: draft. AIR DATE: 04-04-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1972. PRODUCER : Angelos, Bill; Kohan, Buz. WRITER: Kohan, Buz; Angelos, Bill; Patchett, Tom; Tarses, Jay. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty (also Executive Producer). ADDITIONAL INFO: show order rundown.

As Time Goes By HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold script. Teen David Townsend and little sister B.J. live and work at the Majestic Theatre that their parents own in Indiana in the 1940s. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: McGreevey, John.

The Atlanta Child Murders HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 10 and 12, 1985, 5 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Gerald Rafshoon Communications, Abby Mann Productions, Finnegan Associates. STARRING: Robards, Jason; Jones, James Earl; Torn, Rip; Freeman, Morgan; Levels, Calvin; Moody, Lynne; Dee, Ruby; Foster, Gloria; Benjamin, Paul; Sheen, Martin; Robinson, Andrew; Allport, Christopher; Boyd, Guy; Graham, Gary; Paxton, Bill; Rodrigues, Percy; Young, William Allen; Andrews, Tina; Alldredge, Michael; Antonio, Jim. • Two part made-for-TV movie based on a true story about the Wayne Williams case in Atlanta. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 84-4-2. AIR DATE: 02-10-1985, 02-12-1985. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-05-1984. PRODUCER: Mann, Abby (executive); Rafshoon, Gerald (executive); Pingitore, Carl (supervising); Finnegan, Bill; Pinchuk, Sheldon. W RITER: Mann, Abby. DIRECTOR: Erman, John.

Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan see The FBI Story, Ku Klux Klan

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Auntie Mame HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Douglas S. Cramer Company. • Unsold script “A pilot for a television half-hour series.” appears under title. Based on the stage play by Lawrence and Lee. VERSION: revised second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-001975. WRITER: Lawrence, Jerome; Lee, Robert E.; Dennis, Patrick (book).

Australia—For the Fun of It see also New Zealand—For the Fun of It HOLDINGS: Paul Werth Collection —1 script. NETWORK: KTLA (Los Angeles). BROADCAST: Jun. 23, 1979, 10: 00 P.M., 1 hr. STARRING: Damone, Vic; [Henderson, Florence; Goolagong, Evonne; Bill & Boyd — proposed, not final]; Eden, Barbara. • proposed special with Vic Damone visiting Australia, and performing various musical numbers. Also showcased Australian local talent. Same again for a visit to New Zealand. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 06-23-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1976 (VTR date). LAST REVISION: 11-131976 (VTR date). PRODUCER: Harris, Karen. WRITER: Werth, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown.

The Awakening Land HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Feb. 19-21, 1978, 7 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Bernsen — Kuhn — Sagal Productions. S TARRING: Montgomery, Elizabeth; Holbrook, Hal; Seymour, Jane; Keats, Steven; Latham, Louise; Mockus, Tony; Altay, Derin; Stacy, Michelle; McFadden, Barney; Macy, William H.; Nolan, Jeanette; O’Reilly, James; Tyner, Charles; Kavanaugh, Dorrie; Holcomb, George; Remsen, Bert; Wheeler, Sandra; Kassul, Art; Blante, Louis; Gowan, Charles; Frye, Sean; Timko, Johnny; Romans, Pia; Landreth, Theresa; Dimster, Dennis; Kleronomos, Tracy; Kurtzman, Katy; Piven, Byrne. • Mini-series based on the three novels by Conrad Richter about a pioneer family. V ERSION: Part 1, revised. A IR DATE : 02-19-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-19-1977. PRODUCER: Relyea, Robert E. WRITER: Barrett, James Lee; O’Brien, Liam; Richter, Conrad (story). DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. VERSION: Part 2. AIR DATE : 02-20-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1977.

The Baby Brokers Sold

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Born to Be

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 2, 1981; 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. STARRING: Carter, Lynda; Gould, Harold; Stockwell, Dean; Farrell, Sharon; Sterling, Philip; Haynes, Lloyd; Nelson, Ed; Garrett, Joy; Malis, Claire; Wilkes, Donna; Taggart, Rita; Bahrens, Bernard; Haight, Gordon; Temple-Harris, Joyce; Beau-

dine, Kathy; Medici, John; Hill, Ken; Keepe, Pamela. • Made-for-TV movie about illegal adoptions, aired as Born to Be Sold. The story as broadcast was written by Karen Harris, based on a story by Leo Pipkin, based on the book The Baby Brokers, by Lynn McTaggart. VERSION: not specified. PROD. NO.: 85587 (85527). AIR DATE: 11-02-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1980. PRODUCER: Samuels, Ron. WRITER: Miller, James M.; McTaggart, Lynn (novel); Pipkin, Leo (story); Harris, Karen (broadcast version). DIRECTOR: Brinckerhoff, Burt.

Backstairs at the White House HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 29, to Feb. 19, 1979, 9 hrs. in 4 parts. PROD. CO.: Ed Friendly Productions. STARRING: Cole, Olivia; Uggams, Leslie; Gossett, Louis, Jr.; Hooks, Robert; Nielsen, Leslie; Rhodes, Hari; Overton, Bill; Downing, David; Carroll, Helena; Watson, James A., Jr.; Leachman, Cloris; Winfield, Paul; Harris, Julie; Buono, Victor; Vaughn, Robert; Hunter, Kim; Bloom, Claire; Holm, Celeste; Kennedy, George; Flanders, Ed; Grant, Lee; Gates, Larry; Sterling, Jan; Heckart, Eileen; Anderson, John; Morgan, Harry; Parsons, Estelle; Barrie, Barbara; Duggan, Andrew; Sullivan, Barry; Shalet, Diane; Roat, Richard; Latham, Louise; Wakeley, Marged. • Miniseries based on “My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House” by Lillian Rogers Parks, with Frances Spatz Leighton. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 01-29-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1978. LAST REVISION: 05-19-1978. PRODUCER: Friendly, Ed (executive); O’Herlihy, Michael. WRITER: Bagni, Gwen; Dubov, Paul. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. VERSION: as broadcast script. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. V ERSION: story presentation. S CRIPT DATE : n.d. ADDITIONAL INFO: story presentation in bound volume, Ed Friendly Productions stamped on cover.

The Bad Seed HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 7, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Hajeno Productions with Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Brown, Blair; Redgrave, Lynn; Carradine, David; Wells, Carrie; Kiley, Richard; Stiers, David Ogden; Haney, Anne; Bleiler, Weldon; Locatell, Carol; Allen, Chad; Smith, Eve; Denton, Christa; Birken, Rebecca. • Made-for-TV movie based on a film and play by Maxwell Anderson from the novel by William March. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 02-07-1985. SCRIPT DATE : 03-23-1984. PRODUCER : Eckstein, George. WRITER: Eckstein, George; March, William (story). DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul.

Badge of the Assassin HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 2, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Blatt-Singer Productions with Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Woods, James; Kotto, Yaphet; Rocco, James; Harris, David; Keats, Steven; Riley, Larry;

The Badger Grier, Pam; Chong, Rae Dawn. • Made-for-TV movie from a novel based on the life of District Attorney Philip Rosenberg. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 11-02-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1984. PRODUCER: Blatt, Daniel H. (executive); Singer, Robert L. (executive); Tanenbaum, Robert K. (co-executive). WRITER: Roman, Lawrence; Tanenbaum, Robert K. DIRECTOR: Damski, Mel. ADDITIONAL INFO: office copy.

The Badger HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold series. “...The first story about the famous international detective Captain Brickford Alden Brock, ... ‘The Badger’” created for television by Blake Edwards. The series was based around a very Clouseau-like main character. The Curse of the Cobra’s Eye. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Waldman, Frank; Edwards, Blake.

Baker’s Dozen HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. SUBTITLED: The Case of the Platinum Petunia : a Comedy in Two Acts For Stage, Dinner Theatre and Television. Probably never broadcast, may have been produced on the stage. Paul Golis was associated with the Rohnert Park Players. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 1979. WRITER: Golis, Paul.

Bandidos HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Ronrica Productions, Inc., General Service Studios. • Unsold series about the war in Mexico in 1863. The main characters are Zach Bradford, a US soldier, Don Carlos Degoro Y Ortega, a Mexican aristocrat, and El Gato, an infamous bandido, who work together to disrupt the French Army. The Velvet Glove. PROD. NO.: 604. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Gorton, Ron; Terry, Robert A. USED BY: Ralston, Gil (producer?).

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Baryshnikov in Hollywood see The Mikhail Baryshnikov Special The Bastard AKA The American Bicentennial Series, Volume 1 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: May 22 and 23, 1978, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. STARRING: Stevens, Andrew; Bosley, Tom; Cattrall, Kim; Ebsen, Buddy; Greene, Lorne; Hussey, Olivia; Mitchell, Cameron; Morgan, Harry; Neal, Patricia; Parker, Eleanor; Pleasence, Donald; Shatner, William; Sullivan, Barry; Beery, Noah; Bonerz, Peter. • Movie from the popular bicentennial novel by John Jakes, about a man seeking his rightful inheritance. VERSION: Book One. PROD. NO.: 85107. AIR DATE: 0522-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1977. PRODUCER: Byrne, Joe. WRITER: Wilder, John (adaptation); Trueblood, Guerdon; Jakes, John (novel). DIRECTOR: Kazdin, Lee H. VERSION: Book Two. PROD. NO.: 50302 (formerly 85107-B). AIR DATE: 05-23-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-311978. LAST REVISION: 03-02-1978. PRODUCER: Byrne, Joe. WRITER: Wilder, John (adaptation); Trueblood, Guerdon; Jakes, John (novel). DIRECTOR: Kazdin, Lee H. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

The Beautiful Years AKA My Honor, the Judge AKA Holmes’ Sweet Home AKA This Is the Life AKA Judge Holmes & Co. AKA We Two—and the Kids

Banjo Hackett AKA Banjo Hackett Roamin’ Free

HOLDINGS: Monty Masters Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. STARRING: De Camp, Rosemary; Ames, Leon. • Unsold pilot. Proposed new dramacomedy showcasing Rosemary De Camp and Leon Ames as a judge and his actress wife and their two little girls. The first version of the script was penned by De Camp. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: De Camp, Rosemary. A DDITIONAL INFO : signed by the author. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : n.d. [195?]. WRITER: De Camp, Rosemary (story); Masters, Monty. ADDITIONAL INFO: typed letter by Masters describing his revisions.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 3, 1976, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Bruce Lansbury with Columbia Pictures Television. S TARRING: Meredith, Don; Warren, Jennifer;

Beauty and the Beast see The Elke Sommer Show

Eisenmann, Ike; Pickens, Slim; Connors, Chuck; Corey, Jeff ; DeHaven, Gloria; Jones, L.Q.; Murray, Jan; O’Herlihy, Dan; Young, David; Young, Richard; Francis, Anne; O’Leary, John • Unsold pilot. Broadcast title was “Banjo Hackett Roamin’ Free.” Man and his orphaned nephew search for the boy’s horse. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 05-03-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1976. LAST REVISION: 02-19-1976. PRODUCER: Lansbury, Bruce. WRITER: Trevey, Kevin. DIRECTOR: McLaglen, Andrew V. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Beggarman, Thief HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 26-27, 1979, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: George Spelvin Productions, Inc. STARRING: Simmons, Jean; Ford, Glenn; Redgrave, Lynn; Feldshuh, Tovah; Stevens, Andrew; Hopkins, Bo; Nolan, Tom; Aumont, Jean-Pierre; Brothers, Dr. Joyce; Cord, Alex; Francis, Anne. • Mini-series, based on the novel in a continuing series by Irwin Shaw.

SPECIALS VERSION: final revision, part one. AIR DATE: 11-261979. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-09-1979. WRITER: Eisonson, Art; Shaw, Irwin (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. VERSION: final revision, part two. AIR DATE: 11-271979. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1979. LAST REVISION: 05-021979. PRODUCER : Laird, Jack. W RITER: Donoghue, Mary Agnes; Laird, Jack; Shaw, Irwin (book). DIRECTOR: Doheny, Lawrence.

Beggars and Choosers see Sharla The Best Christmas Pageant Ever HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 5, 1983, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Schaefer/Karpf. STARRING: Swit, Loretta; Davies, Jackson; Holland, Anthony; Balk, Fairuza; Punt, Shane; Hellman, Ocean; Heaton, Beau; Givens, Warren; Alexander, David; Troutt, Natalie; Durr, Sally; Wright, Jane. • Made-for-TV movie based on the popular children’s Christmas story by Barbara Robinson. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 12-05-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1983. PRODUCER: Karpf, Merrill H. (executive); Luraschi, Adrenne (executive); Schaefer, George. WRITER: Robinson, Barbara. DIRECTOR: Crick, Richard; Schaefer, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Betrayal HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 13, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Roger Gimbel Productions, EMI Television. S TARRING: Warren, Lesley Ann; Torn, Rip; Masur, Richard; Silver, Ron; Besch, Bibi; Hillerman, John; Robbins, Jane Marla; Garner, Peggy Ann; Sadoff, Fred; Elliott, Stephen; Karlan, Richard; Delegall, Bob; Seff, Richard. • Made-for-TV movie based on a true story of a woman’s seduction by her psychiatrist. From the book by Julie Roy and Lucy Freeman. VERSION: final revised. AIR DATE: 11-13-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1977. PRODUCER: Trabulus, Marc. WRITER: Freedman, Jerrold; Freeman, Lucy (book); Roy, Julie (book). DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul.

The Bickersons HOLDINGS : Philip Rapp Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: KFI Films, Inc. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series based on the popular radio show of the same name. This is part of a large new donation, and more scripts are likely to emerge in the future. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : 03-25-1970. WRITER: Rapp, Philip (also creator).

Birth of the Beatles HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 23, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Dick Clark Films, Inc., Vumba Films. STARRING: MacKenna, Stephen; Culbertson, Rod; Altman, John; Ashcroft, Ray; Michael, Ryan; Wilkinson, David; Jameson, Brian; Morgan, Wendy. • Made-for-TV movie

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based on the history of the formation of the musical group. V ERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 11-23-1979. S CRIPT DATE: 05-30-1979. PRODUCER: Clark, Dick (executive); Bishop, Tony. WRITER: Kurland, John; Eskendar, Jacob (Revised by). DIRECTOR: Marquand, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: original typescript with blue line corrections in margins.

Black Beauty HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Aries Films, Inc., Paramount Studios. • Julie Donovan and her quarter horse, Black Beauty, in a coming-of-age story about a teenager and her first love, Harry Foster, and the boy in love with Julie, Steve Wilson. Peripheral action with the heroine’s little sister, Ann Donovan, and the horse. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1976. PRODUCER : Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Masselink, Ben.

Black Harvest

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Locusts

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 9, 1974, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Carson/Paramount Productions. S TARRING: Howard, Ron; Johnson, Ben; Helmond, Katherine; Gerritsen, Lisa; Balaski, Belinda; Howard, Rance; Cruse, Robert; Speerstra, William; Koons, Bob; Hoffman, Bob; Kimber, Les; Dunckel, Jacqueline; Goth, Jack; Dunckel, Nancy; Zawadski, Michael; James, Michael; Kent, Mary D.; Hayden, Trevor; Barry, William; Dayton, Richard. • ABC Movie of the Week, aired under the title Locusts. Donny Fletcher saves the town from locusts. V ERSION: not stated. P ROD . NO.: 61010-289. AIR DATE : 10-09-1974. SCRIPT DATE : 06-11-1974. PRO DUCER: Donohew, Michael (executive); Wright, Herbert. W RITER: Young, Robert Malcolm. D IRECTOR: Heffron, Richard T. VERSION: third draft. LAST REVISION: 06-24-1974. ADDITIONAL INFO: third draft includes cast list and set list.

Black Widow AKA Curse of the Black Widow HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 16, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Franciosa, Anthony; Duke, Patty; Mills, Donna; Lockhart, June; Allyson, June; Gail, Max; Corey, Jeff; Kelly, Roz; Caesar, Sid; Morrow, Vic; Delano, Michael; Burton, Robert; O’ Byrne, Bryan; Locke, Rosanna; Nadder, Robert. • Horror movie broadcast under the title Curse of the Black Widow, about twin sisters cursed after one of them suffers a spider bite in childhood. V ERSION: revised draft. A IR DATE : 09-16-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1977. LAST REVISION: 03-18-1977. PRODUCER: Curtis, Dan (executive); North, Steven. WRITER: Blees, Robert (also story); Wallace, Earl W. DIRECTOR: Curtis, Dan.

Blackmail

Blackmail HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : WNBT. B ROADCAST : not known. S TARRING : Granville, Bonita; Abel, Walter. • “An original television play by Ernest Colling.” His novel by the same name was published in January 1945. Venella Jones blackmails Col. Ogden Hayes for a pass to let her boyfriend out of boot camp so they can marry. No information found about broadcast, but script indicates it was on WNBT, probably in spring/summer 1945. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1945. WRITER: Colling, Ernest.

Blacks in Blue HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. SUBTITLED: “The Sound of Trumpets.” • Unsold script for a movie/pilot about a free black man, captured as a child and forced into slavery, who joins the Union army during the Civil War. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 76-3-88. WRITER: Morrison, Mark; Salim, Peter (also story).

Blue Collar Journal AKA The Secret Life of John Chapman HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 27, 1976, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company. STARRING: Waite, Ralph; Anspach, Susan; Cooper, Maury; Davis, Brad; Aylward, John; Fisher, Peter; Hayes, Gardner; Heilveil, Elayne; Hingle, Pat; Jackson, Curtis; Jones, Jeffrey; Treadwell, Bill; Sierra, Ruben. • Made-for-TV movie from the book by John R. Coleman, aired under the title, “The Secret Life of John Chapman.” Professor goes undercover and works as a laborer. Title includes “General Electric Theatre Presents”, but there is no indication that this movie was part of the G.E. series. VERSION: revised. AIR D ATE : 12-27-1976. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-30-1976. PRODUCER : Isenberg, Gerald I. (executive); Abrams, Gerald W. WRITER: Ruben, Albert; Coleman, John R. (book). DIRECTOR: Rich, David Lowell. USED BY: Heilveil, Elaine (on cover).

The Bob and Ray Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script (1955). BROADCAST : unaired. PRODUCER : Andrews, Charlie. STARRING: Elliot, Bob; Goulding, Ray. • Radio favorites had a TV show from 1951 to 1953 on NBC, this was probably an attempt to restart their television career. VERSION: kinescope audition. AIR DATE: 09-01-1955 (VTR). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Andrews, Charlie; Zeamer, Mike; Elliot, Bob; Goulding, Ray. DIRECTOR: Zeamer, Mike. ANNOUNCERS: Denton, Bob; Gallop, Frank.

Bob Crosby Nighttime HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. STARRING: Crosby, Bob; Russell, Connie; Verra, Ricky; Shaughnessy, Mickey; Crosby, Cathy. • Possibly an early attempt at a prime time spin-off from the Bob Crosby Show which ran from

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Bob Hope’s All-Star Super Bowl Party HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 29, 1983, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Hope Enterprises, NBC Television. HOST: Hope, Bob. WITH: Olsen, Merlin; Jillian, Ann; Landers, Audrey; Falana, Lola; Rickles, Don; Fayne, Elainie; Maffett, Debra Sue. • Musical and comedy variety show filmed at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium with a Super Bowl theme. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-29-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-26-1983. PRODUCER: Hope, Bob (executive); Caranchini, Silvio (associate). WRITER: Henry, Gig; Mills, Robert L.; Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. DIRECTOR: Charmoli, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list, short rundown.

Bob Hope’s Christmas Show, a Bagful of Comedy, the Merriest of the Merry HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 20, 1982, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Hope Enterprises, NBC Television. HOST: Hope, Bob. WITH: Anderson, Loni; Diller, Phyllis; Davis, Mac; Webb, Tommy; Newton-John, Olivia; Wayne, John. • On script, title reads: “The Merriest of the Merry Bob Hope’s Christmas Show a Bagful of Comedy.” Musical and comedy variety show for Christmas, from Radio City Music Hall in New York and Burbank. Acts include a football dream team and the coming year’s Rose Parade Queen and her court. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 12-20-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 12-10-1982. PRODUCER: Hope, Bob (executive); Caranchini, Silvio (associate). WRITER: Henry, Gig; Mills, Robert L.; Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. DIRECTOR: Smith, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list, short rundown, long rundown.

Bob Hope’s Road to Hollywood HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 2, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Hope Enterprises, NBC Television. HOST: Hope, Bob. WITH: Ross, Shirley; Rogers, Roy; Trigger; Russell, Jane; Benny, Jack; Fleming, Rhonda; Crosby, Bing ; Ball, Lucille; Lamour, Dorothy; Saint, Eva Marie; Clooney, Rosemary; Quinn, Anthony; St. John, Jill; Allen, Gracie; Burns, George; Hepburn, Katherine; Raye, Martha; Merrill, Dina; Cagney, James; Durante, Jimmy; McLaughlin, Victor; Mayo, Virginia; Paige, Janis; Harlan, John. • Retrospective of Hope’s career, with guest appearances by most of his major co-stars. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 03-02-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-20-1983. PRODUCER: Hope, Bob (executive);

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Raskin, Carolyn. WRITER: Henry, Gig; Mills, Robert L.; Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. DIRECTOR: Walton, Kip.

The Bold Ones: The Senator see Man of Destiny (A Man of Some Destiny)

VERSION: final shooting script. AIR DATE: 11-12-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1976. LAST REVISION: 08-30-1979. PRODUCER : Spelling, Aaron (executive); Goldberg, Leonard (executive); Dunne, Cindy; Thurm, Joel. WRITER: Stewart, Douglas Day. DIRECTOR: Kleiser, Randal.

Braddock The Bonnie Franklin Show HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Poolhouse Productions. STARRING: Franklin, Bonnie. • Unsold pilot for a series starring Bonnie Franklin as the Dean of a small college. The Honeymoon Isn’t Over. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 01-08-1985. WRITER: Silver, Susan (also creator); Shapiro, Marilyn (creator); Franklin, Bonnie (creator).

Born to Be Sold see The Baby Brokers Born to the Wind see Indians The Bostonians Project

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 proposal. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: WGBH Television. • Unsold mini-series proposal based on the Henry James novel, The Bostonians. This mini-series would have had a 90 minute version of The Bostonians and a 4-part series, The James Family. Ruth Jhabvala went on to write the screenplay for the Merchant-Ivory feature film version of The Bostonians. VERSION: proposal. SCRIPT DATE: 05-00-1979. PRODUCER: Sullivan, Joan (executive); Merchant, Ismail (consultant); Ivory, James (consultant). WRITER: Jhabvala, Ruth P.; Lewis, R.W.B. (editor, consultant); Milch, David (editor, consultant); James, Henry (book). DIRECTOR: Maldonado, Henry.

The Box Trick HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Piggy Productions, Inc., Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold script. Polly Stoner and Fabrizio Ippolito stage the heist of a 9 million dollar payroll being delivered to Ft. Bragg. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1978. Producer: Mandelker, Philip. WRITER: Slate, Lane.

The Boy in the Plastic Bubble HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 12, 1976, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Spelling/Goldberg Productions. STARRING: Travolta, John; O’Connor, Glynnis; Reed, Robert; Hyland, Diana; Morrow, Karen; Platt, Howard; Aldrin, Buzz; Bellamy, Ralph; Friedrich, John; Ward, Kelly; Lowell, Skip. • Made-for-TV movie on the life of Tod Lubitch, who was born with out any immunities.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jul. 22, 1968, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Vandas Productions, for 20th Century–Fox Television. STARRING: Simcox, Tom; McNally, Stephen; Steele, Karen; Bochner, Lloyd; Kersh, Kathy; Reese, Tom; Doucette, John; Jackson, Colette; Adams, Arthur; Marshall, Don; Lindsay, Laura; Sampson, Robert; Macauley, Charles. • Unsold pilot. Detective series set in the ‘future’ (1977), private detective Braddock tries to unravel the mysterious actions of his partner’s wife. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 07-22-1968. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1966. PRODUCER: Monash, Paul. WRITER: Monash, Paul (created by); Maddow, Ben DIRECTOR: Doniger, Walter.

Brainteasers HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: KRCA. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Mary Markham Productions. S TARRING: Meadows, Jayne; Montgomery, George; Dors, Diana; Nye, Louis; Keaton, Buster; Blue, Ben. • Unsold pilot. Proposed game show where stars represented contestants from the audience. Teasers were presented as skits by guest actors that involved various mysteries. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 1959. PRODUCER: Markham, Mary; Dougherty, John. WRITER: Dougherty, John (also creator). ADDITIONAL INFO: letter from production company to Marvin Miller.

The Brandons of Birch Hill see Land Where My Fathers Died A Break in the Ice Ice Rip-Off

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The Great

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 6, 1976, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Dan Curtis Productions, ABC Entertainment. STARRING: Cobb, Lee J.; Young, Gig; Hall, Grayson; Walden, Robert; Clark, Matt; Lewis, Geoffrey; Garrett, Hank; Smillie, Bill; Cannon, Orin; Honath, Norman; August, Jerry; Daniels, Edgar; Dunn, Jason; Hansen, Al; Hart, John; Lewis, Marcia; Nadder, Robert; Byrns, Allan; Hoffman, Basil; Martel, Bill; Mason, Ginger; Pepper, Paul; Ventgen, Frank. • ABC Movie of the Week aired with the title, The Great Ice Rip-Off. Action feature about a jewelry store heist that pits a retired cop against a gangster, who escapes with his gang on a Pacific coast bus. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-06-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1974. PRODUCER: Curtis, Dan. WRITERS: Marin, Andrew; Minoff, Lee. DIRECTOR: Curtis, Dan.

Break Out

Break Out HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Script about a smuggler/man-of-mystery, Chandler Lockwood. The action follows his efforts to escape after he accidentally gets himself and a pair of innocent young American women thrown in prison in a Middle Eastern country. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. [1960s]. WRITER: Breen, Philip; Krone, Chester.

Breaking Home Ties see Norman Rockwell’s “America Breaking Home Ties” Brenner, for the People AKA Street Killing AKA The D.A. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 12, 1976, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Griffith, Andy; Faison, Sandy; Simone, Gigi; Billman, Bradford; Guardino, Harry; Loggia, Robert; Gordon, Don; Wade, Adam; Berger, Anna; White, Deborah; O’Connell, John; Sadoff, Fred; Hecht, Paul; Graham, Gerritt; Shaw, Stan; Singer, Raymond; Martin, Randi; Bannon, Jack. • Unsold pilot aired with the title, “Street Killing.” New York district attorney Brenner takes on the mob, corrupt politicians, and all. In the pilot episode, Brenner gets to the bottom of a mugging. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 09-12-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1976. LAST REVISION: 02-25-1976. PRODUCER: Chambers, Everett (executive); Rosenbloom, Richard. WRITER: Driskill, Bill. DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey.

Brinks: The Great Robbery see The Crime of the Century Buckaroo HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Smothers, Tom; Walker, Nancy; Kiel, Richard; Elam, Jack; Taylor, Dub. • Unaired Western screw-ball comedy starring Tommy Smothers as Buck Tanner, proprietor of a dry goods store, and accidental gunman. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 01-27-1978. WRITERS: Mitchell, Coleman; Neigher, Geoffrey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

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Glee; Wright, Ronn; Barday, George; Bourne, Steve; Balan, Bobby; Sanders, Richard; Banas, Bob; Christiansen, Chris; Arms, Russell; Edwards, John; McCay, Peggy. • Made-for-TV movie based on the book by Bob Thomas about the careers of Abbott and Costello. The story does not include anything about the team’s long running television program. V ERSION: revised. A IR DATE : 11-15-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 05-01-1978. LAST REVISION: 05-30-1978. PRODUCER: Thompson, Robert C.; Phillips, Clyde B. WRITERS: Lefferts, George; Thomas, Bob (book). DIRECTOR: Thompson, Robert C. ADDITIONAL INFO : blue line manuscript.

Bunker: #34967 Portrait of a Convict HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold script, subtitled, “A Movie for CBS-TV.” Preface indicates that this was based on a true story, with the names changed. Young man named Edward Bunker is imprisoned and winds up spiraling down into further crime and drug addiction. Story was intended to raise awareness of the lack of drug treatment programs in prisons. VERSION: first draft treatment. SCRIPT NO.: 76-12130. SCRIPT DATE : 12-14-1976. WRITER: Dellinger, Robert.

A Bunny’s Tale HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Feb. 25, 1985. P ROD . C O .: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Alley, Kirstie; Smith, Cotter; Van Valkenburgh, Deborah; Kerns, Joanna; Pelikan, Lisa; Woronov, Mary; Burke, Delta; Scarwid, Diana; Windsor, Romy; Brooks, Randi; Rescher, Dee Dee. • Based on I Was a Playboy Bunny by Gloria Steinem, who went undercover on a magazine assignment to see what the life of a New York Playboy Bunny waitress was really like. VERSION: revised first draft. AIR DATE: 02-25-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 07-16-1984. WRITER: Goldstone, Deena; Steinem, Gloria (book).

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Lorimar, Malcolm Stuart. • Unproduced script based on the book by Dee Brown, about the battle with Custer at Wounded Knee. VERSION: final revised first draft, part one. SCRIPT DATE : 04-11-1984. WRITER: Wynn, Tracy Keenan; Brown, Dee (book).

Bud and Lou, the Story of Abbott & Costello

Butterflies

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. BROADCAST : Nov. 15, 1978. PROD . C O .: Bob Banner Associates. STARRING: Korman, Harvey; Hackett, Buddy. WITH: Lee, Michele; Johnson, Arte; Reed, Robert; Tregoe, William; Dayton, Danny; Ergner, Art; Morgan, Tracy; Hanson, Judith; Brandon, Henry; Penney, Edmund; Hartford, Betty; Smidt,

HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection —11 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 1, 1979, 30 min. P ROD . CO.: The Gossip Company, EMI Television. STARRING: Warren, Jennifer; Hutton, Jim; McMartin, John; Wasson, Craig; Doran, Robert; Wayne, Steve. • Unsold pilot for Americanized version of the successful British series of the same name, about a bored

SPECIALS housewife who has an involved, but unconsummated affair. Hutton died of cancer before the pilot aired. Also included is a file of memos, suggestions, casting lists, and tickets to the pilot. Afraid and Forty #1-1. VERSION: revised. AIR DATE: 08-01-1979. SCRIPT D ATE : fi RST : 08-08-1978. PRO DUCER : Gimbel, Roger (executive); Converse, Tony (executive); Josefsberg, Milt; Holzgang, Conrad. WRITER: Lane, Carla. D IRECTOR: Burrows, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: hand annotated. pilot #1-1. VERSION: second revision. SCRIPT DATE: 03-12-1978. ADDITIONAL INFO: letter from Josefsberg about the revisions. pilot #1-1. VERSION: master. SCRIPT DATE: 03-211978. LAST REVISION: 03-22-1978. pilot, #1-1. VERSION: master revised. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-29-1978. pilot #1-1. VERSION: 103rd draft [sic]. SCRIPT DATE: 04-04-1978. pilot #1-1. VERSION: table draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0405-1978. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, short rundown, character descriptions. pilot #1-1. VERSION: table draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0409-1978. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, short rundown, character descriptions. pilot #1-1. VERSION: table draft, second revision. SCRIPT DATE: 04-13-1978. pilot #1-1. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 04-171978. LAST REVISION: 04-18-1978 (VTR). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast credits, extras, short rundown. #1-5. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Lane, Carla. ADDITIONAL I NFO : as produced for Light Entertainment Group, BBC TV. Script 5 was blended with script 1 for the American pilot episode. #1-5. VERSION: transcribed from cassette. SCRIPT DATE: n.d.

Butterfly HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. • Unsold pilot (“a ninety minute pilot for NBC-TV”) about a singing trio who are also undercover agents. This episode tells the story of the recovery of a kidnapped nuclear physicist. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT NO.: 78-1-77. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1978. WRITER: Ludwig, Jerrold L. ADDITIONAL INFO: character descriptions.

By-Line, Molly Maguire HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot, California crime reporter Molly busts a mob boss while avenging the death of her mentor. VERSION: first draft, pilot script. PROD. NO.: 183170. S CRIPT NO.: 76-12-101. SCRIPT DATE : 12-10-1976. WRITER: Miller, Herman.

By Her Own Admission Question of Love

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 26, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD.

CO.: Blinn/Thorpe Productions, Viacom Enterprises. STARRING: Rowlands, Gena; Alexander, Jane; Beatty, Ned; Gulager, Clu; Bedelia, Bonnie; Sutorius, James; Mitchell, Keith; Albee, Josh; Brando, Jocelyn; Arner, Gwen; Harkins, John; McKeon, Nancy; Launer, S. John; Sterling, Philip; others. • Made-for-TV movie, aired under the title, A Question of Love. Drama about the custody battle faced by a gay woman who has divorced her husband and moved in with her partner. VERSION: not stated [treatment]. SCRIPT NO.: 77-727. AIR DATE: 11-26-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 07-05-1977. PRODUCER: Blinn, William; Thorpe, Jerry. WRITER: Blinn, William. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Jerry.

By Reason of Insanity HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Cham Enterprises Limited. • Script based on the autobiographical book by Hollywood writer, John Balt, about his descent into insanity, murder of his wife, and acquittal. (Some scenes set in Thousand Oaks, California.). VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-001982. WRITER: Larson, Richard; Balt, John (book).

Cabo see Shark Kill Calamity Jane: Her Own Story HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 6, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: CBS Entertainment. STARRING: Alexander, Jane; Forrest, Frederic; Kercheval, Kevin; Olkewicz, Walter; Gilbert, Sara; Balsam, Talia; Scott, Walter; Hemmings, David; O’Connor, Isabell; Murdock, Jack; Cedar, Larry; Toby, Doug; O’Brien, Laurie. • Madefor-TV movie based on the life of Martha Jane Canary. Broadcast title drops ‘Her Own Story.’ VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 03-06-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 08-24-1982. PRODUCER : Sofronski, Bernard (executive); Hirschman, Herbert; Alexander, Jane. WRITER: Clauser, Suzanne. D IRECTOR: Goldstone, James.

The Californians HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Chris/Rose Productions. • Script about the melodramatic life of Eden McLoughlin, moving to California in 1887, and following her life as an orange farmer and entrepreneur until her death at 98 (1980). V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITERS: Andrus, Jeff; Goodwin, Dean.

Camp Care-Free HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: The Production Company, in association with Martin Poll Productions. • Script subtitled, “A two hour television motion picture.” George and Peg Frawley work to save their money-losing summer camp by hosting a reunion party for grown-up campers.

Can You Sue Your Parents VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-00-1980. WRITER: Chais, Pamela.

Can You Sue Your Parents for Malpractice? HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Ed Friendly Productions. • Coming-of-age story centering on the teenage middle child, in a family with three daughters. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-26-1981. WRITERS: Armor, Joyce; Neer, Judie; Danziger, Paula (book).

Car K-9 Six

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K-Nine Patrol

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Television Production Services. STARRING: Lupton, John; White, Jesse. • Unsold pilot “Made with the Official Co-operation of the Baltimore Police Department K9 Corps.” Sergeant Dan Kelso and his canine partner, Rocky, tackle crime. This episode was about some thieves using a war dog to facilitate their crimes. Apparently related to the series K-Nine Patrol produced by Don Sharpe for the 1961-62 season. The Big Grab (pilot). VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Sharpe, Don W.; Lewis, Warren. WRITER: not known. USED BY: Rediman, Jean. ADDITIONAL INFO: in pencil on cover, “ OL2-6907 Jean Rediman” (name unclear).

Caribbean: The Astorga Affair HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. STARRING: Calhoun, Rory. • Unsold pilot. “A one hour pilot teleplay.” Proposed series with Rory Calhoun as Tony Dumont, Caribbean hotelier and international man of mystery. The Astorga Affair (pilot). VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 1036-P. SCRIPT DATE: 02-21-1961. WRITER: Simmons, Richard Alan.

Caribbean Affair HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Emlyn ‘Digger’ James and Captain Ignacio ‘Spike’ Marlin are partners in ownership of the boat, Sea Devil, out of Havana. In this episode they derail some international espionage. Caribbean Cargo. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Wilson, J. Donald.

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Casino HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 1, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Connors, Mike; Van Dyke, Barry; Evans, Gene; George, Lynda Day; Mattingly, Hedley; Burghoff, Gary; Cotten, Joseph; Jackson, Sherry; Sullivan, Barry; Loggia, Robert; Hopkins, Bo; Reed, Robert; Argo, Allison. • Unsold pilot for a proposed series set on a riverboat casino that cruises the Caribbean. VERSION: second draft. A IR D ATE : 08-01-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1979. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Vincent, E. Duke. WRITER: Carr, Richard. DIRECTOR: Chaffey, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: detailed shooting schedule.

The Cat Creature HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 11, 1973, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company, Screen Gems. STARRING: Baxter, Meredith; Hedison, David; Sondergaard, Gale; Carradine, John; Whitman, Stuart; Jarrett, Renne; Luke, Keye; Smith, Kent; Parsons, Milton; Abbott, John; Lorre, Peter, Jr.; Frye, Virgil; Sims, William. • ABC Movie of the Week. Horror story about the curse that follows the theft of an amulet from a mummy. VERSION: final shooting script. PROD. NO.: 183073. AIR DATE: 12-11-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 09-25-1973. PRODUCER : Cramer, Douglas S. W RITER : Bloch, Robert. DIRECTOR: Harrington, Curtis. A DDITIONAL INFO : signed by Author Robert Bloch.

A Celebration of Legends HOLDINGS: Paul Werth Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unknown. PROD. CO.: PAW Productions, Entertainment Arts. • “A Gala for the Preservation of the Historic Variety Arts Center.” Event date was Sept. 12, 1987, later changed to Oct. 11, 1987 actual date of event is unknown, and we did not find any evidence of broadcast on television. Milton Berle was the gala chairman of this fundraiser to preserve the Variety Arts Center. VERSION: first draft treatment. SCRIPT DATE: 02-001987. LAST REVISION: 10-11-1987. PRODUCER: Werth, Paul; Larson, Milt. WRITER: Werth, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: honoree draft lists, edits throughout.

Centerfold AKA Katie, Portrait of a Centerfold

Casey

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 23, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Warner Bros. Television. S TARRING: Basinger, Kim; Blaine, Vivian;

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Henerson-Hirsch Productions, 20th Century–Fox Television. • Unsold pilot focused on a romance between assistant Catherine “Casey” Walsh and Senator Bill Perry in Washington, D.C. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE : 11-24-1981. WRITER: Henerson, James.

Fabian; Hunter, Tab; Johnson, Don; Kaiser, Virginia; Malone, Dorothy; Martin, Nan; Mayron, Melanie; Nunn, Terri; Stroud, Don; Turman, Glynn; Gordon, Beau; Crittenden, James; Wood, Janet; Dinman, Dick; Eschbach, Victor; Prince, Ron; von Zerneck, Peter; Mislove, Michael; Medlock, Ken; Cole, Rusty; Skillen, Catherane; DeBell, Kristine; Bryson, Chere; Cook, Nathan. • Aired as “Katie: Portrait of a Centerfold.”

SPECIALS Texas beauty contest winner is tricked into becoming a nude model after falling for a Hollywood scam. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 10-23-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 05-25-1978. PRODUCER: von Zerneck, Frank. W RITERS: Audley, Nancy; Chesley, Howard. DIRECTOR: Greenwald, Robert.

Century Tower HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Proposed drama series about the lives of people working in a skyscraper. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1975. WRITER: Heath, Laurence.

Challenge of the Yukon HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Apex Film Corporation. • Unsold pilot for a proposed TV version of the popular Challenge of the Yukon/Sergeant Preston of the Yukon radio series. Four years later a syndicated version of the series ran on CBS, but this script was apparently not associated with the later program. The Chinese Box (pilot). VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 12-31-1951. WRITER: Poppe, Harry, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list.

Chameleon HOLDINGS : Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jul. 18, 1986, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, Gary Nardino Productions. STARRING: Kahn, Madeline; Foch, Nina; Wyner, George; Jones, Henry; Prine, Andrew; Jaffe, Taliesin; Coffin, Frederick; Morrill, Priscilla. WITH: Camp, Hamilton; Archer, Beverly; Pascal, Mary Ann; Rubinstein, Phil; Danzigo, Kenneth. • Unsold pilot about an intrepid undercover reporter who changes her appearance to get the story. Pilot has her uncovering a weight loss clinic scam. V ERSION: revised second draft (2 copies). P ROD . NO.: 60181-064. AIR DATE: 07-18-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1986. LAST REVISION: 03-17-1986. PRODUCER : Nardino, Gary (executive); Lloyd, David. WRITER: Lloyd, David. D IRECTOR: Rich, John; Smart, Doug (associate). ADDITIONAL INFO: includes call sheet, credits (partial), set list, tentative schedule, short rundown. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (chief grip).

The Champions, A Matter of Life and Death AKA Murder or Mercy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 10, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Dillman, Bradford; Douglas, Melvyn; Dunnock, Mildred; Pyle, Denver; Porter, Don; Birney, David; Webber, Robert; Ackerman, Bettye; Smith, Kent; Bartlett, Bonnie; Franz, Arthur; Cordic, Regis J.; Workman, Lindsay; Parker, Warren; Coit, Stephen. • Unsold pilot. The Champions, father and son law partners, address a case of euthanasia by a prominent doctor. Broadcast under the title Murder or Mercy.

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VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 04-10-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1974. PRODUCER: Samish, Adrian. WRITER: Stewart, Douglas Day. DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set/scene list.

Change of Habit HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 10, 1969, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. STARRING: Presley, Elvis; Moore, Mary Tyler; McNair, Barbara; Elliot, Jane; Dana, Leora; Asner, Edward; Emhardt, Robert; Toomey, Regis; Merande, Doro; McDevitt, Ruth; Carlson, Richard; Millet, Nefti; Figueroa, Laura; Kirk, Lorena; Vincent, Virginia; Renard, David; Cumbuka, Ji-Tu; Elliott, William; Hoyos, Rodolfo, Jr.; Aniov, Mario; Ballard, Ray; Beach, Jim. • Three nuns come to work as nursing sisters in Elvis Presley’s inner city clinic. Eventually one nun, Mary Tyler Moore, falls in love with the young doctor. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 00835. AIR DATE: 11-10-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1969. PRODUCER: Connelly, Joseph. WRITER: Bercovici, Eric. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast list, some pages missing at end of script.

Cher ... and Other Fantasies HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 3, 1979, 1 hr. STARRING: Cher; Kaufman, Andy; Jackson, Kate; Ball, Lucille; Gould, Elliott; Saluga, Bill. • Special featuring Cher in a music and comedy variety show. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1979. PRODUCER: Schlatter, George (executive); Miller, Lee. WRITERS: Kohan, Buz; Sellers, Arthur; Vilanch, Bruce; Resnick, Pat; Cher. DIRECTOR: Fisher, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, rehearsal schedule, proposed shooting schedule, short rundown.

Cher ... A Celebration at Caesar’s HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Showtime cable. BROADCAST: Apr. 21, 1983, 90 mins. STARRING: Cher; Midler, Bette; Ross, Diana. • Special featuring Cher in a cabaret-style Las Vegas variety show. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 04-21-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1982. LAST REVISION: 07-31-1982. PRODUCER : Fisher, Art. W RITER : not stated. D IRECTOR : Fisher, Art. A DDITIONAL INFO : staff list, rehearsal schedule, short rundown, long rundown.

The Cherokee Trail AKA Louis L’Amour’s the Cherokee Trail HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Nov. 28, 1981, 1 hr. P ROD . C O.: Walt Disney Productions. S TARRING: Pickett, Cindy; Larkin, Mary; Hayward, David; Scott, Timothy; French, Victor; Yothers, Tina; Farnsworth, Richard; Peterson, Tommy; Taylor, Buck; McMurry, Murray; Vaughn, Skeeter; Miller, Ben; Rydbeck, Whitney; Russ, Gene. • Unsold pilot. Attempt to create a series based on the Louis L’Amour novel about a woman managing a stage stop.

Chief Joseph & the Nez Perces VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 11-28-1981. PROD. NO.: 3962. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1981. LAST REVISION: 08-31-1981. PRODUCER: Netter, Douglas (executive). WRITERS: L’Amour, Louis; Byrnes, Jim; and Merrill, Kieth. DIRECTOR: Merrill, Kieth. ADDITIONAL INFO: set list, cast list.

Chief Joseph & the Nez Perces HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Mini-series about the history of Chief Joseph and his leadership of the Nez Perces. Parts 1 and 2 of a proposed 5 part special. VERSION: Part I, Peace. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Deliz, Peter John. VERSION: Part II, War. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Deliz, Peter John.

Children of Pride HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Part 1 of a proposed mini-series based on the book by Robert Manson Myers. Set in Georgia during and just after the Civil War, as seen through the letters of the Charles C. Jones Family. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 81715. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1975. WRITER: Foote, Horton; Myers, Robert Manson (book). A DDITIONAL INFO : letter by Frank O’Connor.

Choice of Enemies HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Retelling of the landmark legal case of Louis Jolyon West in California, 1974; resulting in the decision that inmates cannot legally give consent to psychosurgery. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-13-1975. WRITER: Thompson, Robert E.

Christmas 1941 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: ABC Circle Films. • Script subtitled “An ABC Circle Film.” James ‘Jamie’ Harnett looks back at his childhood Christmas memories from 1941. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : 09-09-1976. WRITER: Prideaux, James.

Christmas with the Bing Crosby’s HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 10, 1972, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Teram, Inc., Straight Ahead Productions. STARRING: Crosby, Bing. WITH: Struthers, Sally; Villella, Edward; Crosby, Kathryn; Crosby, Mary; Crosby, Nathaniel; Crosby, Harry; Hartman, David. • Musical variety Christmas program, one of several annual specials for NBC. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 12-10-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 10-30-1972. PRODUCER: Finkel, Bob (executive); Kohan, Buz; Angelos, Bill. WRITER: Kohan, Buz; Angelos, Bill. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO:

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Christmas with the Greatest Show on Earth HOLDINGS: John Pickard—Frank Provo Collection— 4 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 16, 1955, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: General Foods. STARRING: Heston, Charlton. WITH: Kelly, Emmett; North, John Ringling; Bale, Trevor; Trevor Bale Tigers; De Jonghe Chimps; Charlie Moroski’s Horses; Usul, Takeo; others. • First televised Christmas show for the Ringling Brothers Circus, from Winter Headquarters in Sarasota, Florida. VERSION: draft (2 copies). AIR DATE: 12-16-1955. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Fedder, Ted. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. DIRECTOR: Paul, Byron. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten edits. VERSION: revised draft. AIR DATE: 12-16-1955. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. VERSION: presentation and routines. AIR DATE: 1216-1955. SCRIPT DATE: n.d.

Cities Service Highways of Melody HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 22, 1962, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Henry Jaffe Enterprises. STARRING: MacRae, Gordon; MacRae, Sheila. WITH: O’Brian, Hugh; Blair, Janet; Landon, Michael; Costa, Mary; Lavalle, Paul; Prowse, Juliet; MacRae, Meredith; MacRae, Heather. • Third of 3 specials with the MacRaes’ traveling U.S. Highways. This segment covered the roads between Chicago and Miami. Musical variety program with dance numbers featuring Juliet Prowse. Script includes all song lyrics. VERSION: first draft, revised. AIR DATE: 04-22-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1962. PRODUCER: Garrison, Greg. WRITERS: Waldman, Tom; Waldman, Frank. DIRECTOR: Garrison, Greg.

Clarence Darrow HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 4, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: IBM. STARRING: Fonda, Henry. • Part of the “IBM Presents” specials. Adapted for television by David W. Rintels from his stage play based on Irving Stone’s Clarence Darrow for the Defense. This was a taped version of Henry Fonda’s one man show. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 09-04-1974. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Merrick, Mike; Gregory, Don. WRITER: Rintels, David W. (also play); Stone, Irving (based on). DIRECTOR: Rich, John.

A Clear and Present Danger see Man of Destiny (A Man of Some Destiny) The Club AKA Invitation to Hell AKA Wes Craven’s Invitation to Hell

SPECIALS HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : May 24, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc. • Made-forTV movie, aired under the title Invitation to Hell. Horror tale about a family that moves to an eerie community. Odd things begin to happen when their new acquaintances want them to become members of a hellish spa. VERSION: second draft. A IR D ATE : 05-24-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-24-1983. PRODUCER: von Zerneck, Frank (executive); Sertner, Robert M. WRITER: Rothstein, Richard. DIRECTOR: Craven, Wes. VERSION: third draft. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-28-1983. WRITER: Rothstein, Richard. VERSION: fourth draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-07-1983. WRITER: Rothstein, Richard. VERSION: fifth draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 02-01-1984. WRITER: Rothstein, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: Wes Craven credited as director.

The Clumbsys HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. STARRING: Staley, Joan. • Unsold pilot for proposed sitcom. Also known as “The Clumbsies.” Unaired pilot was to star Joan Staley, on ABC. ... Of Rings and Strings and Other Things (pilot). VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 83259-1. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1965. LAST REVISION : 07-12-1965. WRITERS: Liebmann, Norm; Haas, Ed.

Code Name: Diamond Head HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 3, 1977, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Thinnes, Roy; Nuyen, France; Zulu; McShane, Ian; Costello, Ward; Knight, Don; Braeden, Eric; Partick, Dennis; Henteloff, Alex; Liu, Frank Michael; Christmas, Eric; Harada, Ernest; Endo, Harry. • Unsold pilot. Spythriller series set in Hawaii. The Gold Cross. VERSION: second revised final draft. AIR DATE: 05-03-1977. PROD. NO.: 9819-7601. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1977. LAST REVISION: 02-15-1977. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); King, Paul. WRITER: King, Paul. DIRECTOR: Szwarc, Jeannot. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, synopsis.

Colette, a Taste for Life HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Cypress Point Productions. • Biopic about author Colette. In 1985 a similar biopic aired in France. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-06-1984. PRODUCER: Abrams, Gerald W. (Executive). WRITER: Hammerstein, Jane-Howard; Mitchell, Yvonne (book).

Comedown (The Diet Story) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: ABC Entertainment. • Intended as a special for the ABC Movie of the Week. A middle aged woman

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The Comedy Factory Comedy Company

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jul. 21, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Tax Free Industries in association with MetroGoldwyn-Mayer Television. STARRING: Burns, George; Albertson, Jack; Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence; Edelman, Herbert; Van Patten, Joyce; Sullivan, Susan; Brandon, Michael; Vigoda, Abe; Emling, Ernest; Kalcheim, Lee; Cesario, Victor; others. • Aired with the title, “The Comedy Company.” Comedy club special featuring George Burns. PROD. NO.: 77-5-166. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 07-21-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 05-25-1977. PRODUCER : Adler, Jerry (executive); Malloy, Merrit. W RITER: Kalcheim, Lee. DIRECTOR: Philips, Lee. ADDITIONAL INFO: The Comic Strip in parentheses below the first title.

The Commencement (The Donna Reed Reunion Show) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. S TARRING: Reed, Donna. • Proposed reunion special for the Donna Reed Show. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1979. WRITER: Bailey, Anne Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list, original blue line typescript.

Contract on Cherry Street HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 19, 1977, 3 hrs. PROD. C O.: Columbia Pictures Television, Renee Valente Productions. STARRING: Sinatra, Frank; Nouri, Michael; Silva, Henry; Balsam, Martin; Bloom, Verna; De Santis, Joe; Gabel, Martin; Luisi, James; Guardino, Harry; St. John, Marco; others. • Made-for-TV movie, based on the novel by Philip Rosenberg about the troubles of an organized crime unit in New York. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 11-19-1977. PROD. NO.: 162157. SCRIPT DATE: 06-09-1977. LAST REVISION: 06-17-1977. PRODUCER: Valente, Renee (executive); Benson, Hugh. WRITER: Anhalt, Edward. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast synopsis, note of name changes.

Cop HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Episode titled Pig on Ice was a two-hour movie pilot for a proposed series, Cop. Capt. Frank Murphy solves the murder of fellow police officer Luke Boyle. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-20-1975. PRODUCER: Goff, Ivan (executive); Roberts, Ben (executive). WRITER: Slate, Lane.

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Cover Girls

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. • New lawyer Jeff Calder tries his first case; this may have been intended as a series pilot. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 162117. SCRIPT DATE: 01-15-1976. WRITER: Brody, Larry.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 18, 1977, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions. STARRING: Sharpe, Cornelia; Kennedy, Jayne; Galloway, Don; Baseleon, Michael; Bookwalter, DeVeren; Douglas, Jerry; Garrison, Sean; Johnson, Don; Lazenby, George. • Unsold pilot for a proposed series about secret agents who work as fashion models. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-18-1977. PROD. NO.: 182002. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1977. LAST REVISION: 03-23-1977. WRITER: Rodgers, Mark.

The Count of Monte Cristo HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 10, 1975, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Norman Rosemont Productions. STARRING: Chamberlain, Richard; Nelligan, Kate; Curtis, Tony; Jourdan, Louis; Power, Taryn; Infanti, Angelo; Pleasence, Donald; Howard, Trevor; De Valvert, Isabelle; Guard, Dominic; Puri, Carlo; others. • Madefor-TV movie based on the familiar novel by Alexandre Dumas. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 01-10-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 06-19-1974. PRODUCER: Rosemont, Norman. WRITER: Carroll, Sidney. DIRECTOR: Greene, David.

Countdown to Superbowl AKA A Superbowl Story AKA Superdome HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 9, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Janssen, David; Adams, Edie; Davis, Clifton; Haskell, Peter; Howard, Ken; Howard, Susan; Johnson, Van; McGee, Vonetta; Mills, Donna; Nelson, Ed; Wyatt, Jane; Novack, Shelly; Mattson, Robin; Selleck, Tom; Fleming, Marvin; Josephson, Les; Smith, Bubba; Pataki, Michael; Walsh, M. Emmet; Butkus, Dick; Jones, Charlie; Wolff, Lisa. • Made-for-TV movie, aired as Superdome. Formerly titled A Superbowl Story, murder and mayhem follow an attempt to throw a superbowl game. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 07704. AIR DATE: 01-09-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-22-1977. LAST REVISION: 09-04-1977. PRODUCER : Frye, William. W RITER: Oringer, Barry (story, revised teleplay); Svanoe, Bill (teleplay). DIRECTOR: Jameson, Jerry.

Coupling HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Aries Films, Paramount Studios. • Melodrama following the lives of several couples in the Stokes and Richmond families— a wedding, the birth of a baby, a death, a separation, an engagement, etc. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1977. PRODUCER: Koch, Howard W. (executive); Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Culver, Carmen.

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Coward of the County HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1981, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Kragen and Co. STARRING: Lehne, Fredric; Bridges, Ned; Alicia, Ana; Costello, Mariclare; Hayden, Jon; Rogers, Kenny; Koppala, Frank; Maier, Tim; Schreiner, William; Shaw, Garth; Waring, Todd; Willingham, Noble; Woodruff, Largo. • Made-for-TV movie based on the Kenny Rogers hit song. VERSION: revised shooting script. AIR DATE: 10-071981. SCRIPT DATE: 02-12-1981. PRODUCER: Kragen, Ken (executive); Wheeler, John. WRITER: Ware, Clyde; Byrnes, Jim (revisions). DIRECTOR: Lowry, Dick. USED BY: Ron Hall, props department.

Crazy Lady

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Grauman Productions, Warner Bros. Television. • Drama about a woman who jokes about forgetting her name, gets railroaded into a mental facility, and then has to prove her sanity. (Formerly titled Mental Case). VERSION: first draft, revised. SCRIPT DATE: 01-131982. WRITER: Gast, Harold (also story); Pritzker, Steven (story).

The Crime of the Century AKA Brinks: The Great Robbery HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 26, 1976, 2 hours. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Betz, Carl; Collins, Stephen; DeBenning, Burr; Gazzo, Michael V.; Gorman, Cliff; McGavin, Darren; Metrano, Art; Haddon, Laurence; Kenneally, Philip; Mabe, Byron; Phillips, Barney; Strickland, Amzie; Borone, Frank; Brandon, David; Brandt, Hank; Clark, Dort; Ferris, Nick; LaRoche, Mary; Lumley, Terry; Nisbet, Stuart; Perak, John; Spain, Artie; Miller, Marvin. • Aired under the title Brinks: The Great Robbery. Movie based on the 1950 robbery of a Brink’s truck in Boston, and the FBI’s subsequent capture of the gang. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 6719. AIR DATE: 0326-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1975. PRODUCER: Saltzman, Philip. WRITER: Lenski, Robert W. DIRECTOR: Chomsky, Marvin J.

Crisis HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Ernest Tidyman Pro-

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ductions, Warner Bros. Television. • Subtitled, “A Two-Hour Pilot.” This was a drama about Ira Bass, a psychiatrist who specializes in crisis intervention. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-24-1982. WRITER: Tidyman, Ernest.

Curse of the Black Widow see Black Widow

Crossfire AKA Rossi (The Undercover Man)

D.A.’s Investigator AKA Kiss Me, Kill Me AKA Please, Kill Me!

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 24, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Farentino, James; Bieri, Ramon; Saxon, John; O’Neal, Patrick; Franklin, Pamela; Edelman, Herbert; Frizzell, Lou; Hindy, Joseph; Glass, Ned; Walberg, Garry; Lawson, Richard; Spell, George; Young, Buck; Robertson, Dennis; Chung, Byron; Morgan, Read; Radich, Renie; Pelto, Matt; De Kova, Frank. • Unsold pilot aired under the title, Crossfire. A proposed series based on this was set to run under the title Rossi. Mike Rossi, the undercover man, infiltrates a Chicago mob organization. Collection also includes five scripts for unaired episodes of the series formerly titled The Undercover Man, that was to be renamed Rossi. Crossfire (pilot). VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 0324-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1974. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Saltzman, Philip. WRITER: Saltzman, Philip. DIRECTOR: Hale, William. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Deadly Challenge # 1-101. VERSION: writer’s final draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 03-18-1975. WRITER: Lenski, Robert W. The Dogs of War # 1-102. VERSION: work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-05-1975. WRITER: Brody, Larry. The Dogs of War # 1-102. V ERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1975. WRITER: Brody, Larry. The Power Behind the Walls # 1-103. VERSION: work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-19-1975. WRITER: Clements, Calvin. The Dark Side of the Mirror # 1-104. VERSION: writer’s final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-28-1975. WRITER: Sandefur, B.W.

Crossings AKA Danielle Steel’s Crossings HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Feb. 23, 1986, 6 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Ladd, Cheryl; Horsley, Lee; Plummer, Christopher; Seymour, Jane; Dowhen, Garrick; Granger, Stewart; Fontaine, Joan; Pacula, Joanne; Buchholz, Horst; Galligan, Zach; Anderson, Russell; Arnold, Lucie; Bennett, Julie; Buchanan, West; Denton, Jack. • Mini-series based on the popular romantic novel set during WWII. VERSION: 6th draft. AIR DATE: 02-23-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1985. LAST REVISION: 10-01-1985. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Vincent, E. Duke (supervising); Koch, Howard W. WRITERS: LaMond, Bill; LaMond, Jo; Ewing, Diana. DIRECTOR: Arthur, Karen.

The D.A. see Brenner, for the People

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 8, 1976, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Stanley M. Kallis Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Stevens, Stella; Fuller, Edward; Coleman, Dabney; Anderson, Michael, Jr.; Akins, Claude; Boxleitner, Bruce; Fudge, Alan; Glover, Bruce; Paull, Morgan; Sterling, Tisha; Weldon, Charles; Franken, Steve; Carroll, Helena; O’Brien, Pat. • Unsold pilot. Episode previously titled, Please Kill Me! aired with the title Kiss Me, Kill Me. Former policewoman becomes District Attorney’s investigator. Kiss Me, Kill Me (pilot). PROD. NO.: 162112. VERSION: rev. final draft. AIR DATE: 05-08-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1976. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1976. PRODUCER: Kallis, Stanley (executive). WRITER: Thompson, Robert E. DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael.

D.H.Q. see A Killing Affair Daisy HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Divorced single mom Daisy takes a job at an antiques business and tackles working, motherhood, and male chauvinists. No date, but apparently set in the early 1970s. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Harris, Susan. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Harris, Susan.

Damien ... The Leper Priest AKA Father Damien the Leper Priest HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 27, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Tomorrow Entertainment, Inc. STARRING: Howard, Ken; Daniels, William; Farrell, Mike; HydeWhite, Wilfrid; Lassick, Sydney; Ramsey, Logan; Stiers, David Ogden; Chappuis, Alan; Yue, Marion Kodama; Bowen, Roger; Tsu, Irene; O’Leary, John; Chapman, Joseph; Minn, Huanani; Morrow, Cloyce; Hong, Alison. • Biopic about the priest who ran the Molokai Island leper colony in the 1870s-1880s. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-27-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1980. LAST REVISION: 02-04-1980. PRODUCER: Moore, Thomas W. (executive); Edwards, Jean Moore. WRITER: Gethers, Steven. DIRECTOR: Gethers, Steven. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Caro’s Copy”.

Dan August HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 23, 1970, to Aug. 26,

Danielle Steel’s Crossings 1971, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Reynolds, Burt; Fell, Norman; Anderson, Richard; Romero, Ned; Hartman, Ena. • Six page proposal for the series Dan August, developed from the pilot movie, The House on Greenapple Road; describes the three main characters, and the general profile of the series. The California cop series lasted one season. VERSION: proposal. SCRIPT DATE: [1970]. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Samish, Adrian (supervising); Spinner, Anthony.

Danielle Steel’s Crossings see Crossings Daredevil HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. • “Columbia Pictures Television presents Irwin Allen’s production of Daredevil ... based on the Marvel Comic character Daredevil created by Stan Lee.” Proposed live action series based on the comic book character. Blinded by the Light (Pilot). VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1983. WRITER: Kayden, Tony; Lee, Stan (characters).

Dark Mansions HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 23, 1986, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Aaron Spelling Productions. S TARRING: Purl, Linda; Fontaine, Joan; York, Michael; Anderson, Melissa Sue; Shenar, Paul; Inwood, Steve; Chiles, Lois; Sheridan, Nicollette; St. Jacques, Raymond; Aleksander, Grant; Martin, Yves André; O’Herlihy, Dan; Morrow, Byron. • Unsold pilot. Gothic suspense about a young writer hired to do the family history of a wealthy family, and the dark forces that threaten her as she works. VERSION: fifth revised final draft. AIR DATE: 08-231986. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1984. LAST REVISION: 04-091985. PRODUCER : Vincent, E. Duke (supervising); London, Jerry. WRITER: McCullough, Robert L. DIRECTOR: London, Jerry. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Dark of the Moon Moonlight

AKA

Murder by

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 9, 1989, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Tamara Asseyev Productions, London Weekend Television, Viacom. STARRING: Nielsen, Brigitte; Sands, Julian; Lapotaire, Jane; Cox, Brian; McRaney, Gerald; Emmanuel, Alphonsia; Imre, Celia; Yip, David; Milligan, Stuart; Jenn, Stephen; Hale, Georgina; Ross, Ricco; Kaler, Berwick; Bork, Tomeck; Borkowski, Andrzej; Swartz, Aaron; Hamill, James; Brogan, Michael. • Aired as Murder by Moonlight, a post-apocalyptic murder mystery set on the moon. Production moved to the UK after this script and the production companies and executive producer changed.

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V ERSION: second draft. A IR D ATE : 05-09-1989. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1985. PRODUCER: Merson, Marc (executive, per script); Asseyev, Tamara (executive); Carr, Ron. WRITER: Wagner, Carla Jean. DIRECTOR: Lindsay-Hogg, Michael.

Darkroom HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts (7 episodes). NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 27, 1981, to Jan. 15, 1982; Fridays, 9: 00 P.M.; 60 minutes; 16 episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. EXEC. PROD.: Fischer, Peter S. PRODUCERS: Crowe, Christopher; O’Neill, Robert F. HOST: Coburn, James. • These scripts were written for the anthology series of horror and supernatural stories, but not aired. Two of the episodes, The Bishop of Battle and Terror in Topanga were produced and along with two additional segments were turned into a feature film released in 1983. The Sentries of Xibalba. PROD. NO.: 56914. SCRIPT DATE: 09-24-1981. WRITER: Fischer, Peter S. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Identity Unknown. PROD. NO.: 56917. SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1981. WRITERS: Leighton, Ted; Fischer, Peter S.; Levinson, Richard (story); Link, William (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper. PROD. NO.: 56913 (formerly 56920). SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1981. LAST REVISION : 11-03-1981. W RITERS : Fischer, Peter S.; Bloch, Robert (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Where the Stones Grow. PROD. NO.: 56910. SCRIPT DATE: 10-09-1981. WRITERS: Clemens, Brian; Tuttle, Lisa (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. The Bishop of Battle. PROD. NO.: 56935. SCRIPT DATE: 10-20-1981. LAST REVISION: 11-04-1981. WRITER: Crowe, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Rendezvous. PROD. NO.: 56907. SCRIPT DATE: 1117-1981. LAST REVISION: 11-30-1981. WRITERS: Clemens, Brian; Christopher, John (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, 2 copies. Terror in Topanga. PROD. NO.: 56941. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1981. LAST REVISION: 12-11-1981. WRITER: Crowe, Christopher. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

A Day in the Life of Edwin Marcus HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • The idea/character was used in the 1980 ABC special, John Ritter: Being of Sound Mind and Body, as a sketch called “Fear Itself.” The cover has caricatures and the title, “A Day in the Life of Edwin Marcus (with Edwin Marcus playing himself ).” “(This play is dedicated to the living memory of Wally Cox: ‘Wadda crazy guy!’)”. VERSION: not stated. Script No.: 74-11-27. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. [1974?]. W RITERS: Bender, Jack; Ritter, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with descriptions of characters.

A Day of Fear HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Ironic comedy about a young man who does not want to follow in his father’s foot-

SPECIALS steps and become a bullfighter. 20 page teleplay with screen directions. Although not stated, the cover design is like that used by the Revue Studio scripts that were produced for the Schlitz and Lux Playhouses, G.E. Theatre, etc. PROD. NO.: 1171. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1956. WRITER: Conrad, Barnaby.

The Day the Earth Moved see Deathquake The Dead Don’t Die HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 14, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company, 20th Century–Fox. STARRING: Hamilton, George; Milland, Ray; Cristal, Linda; Meeker, Ralph; McEachin, James; Blondell, Joan; Nalder, Reggie; Douglas, Jerry; Parsons, Milton; O’Connell, William; Vickers, Yvette; Dillon, Brendan; Grieve, Russ; Smillie, Bill. • “An NBC Movie of the Week.” Sci-Fi mystery of a man trying to prove his brother’s innocence. VERSION: revised final shooting script. AIR DATE: 01-14-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 09-23-1974. LAST REVISION: 09-30-1974. PRODUCER: Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Baumes, Wilford Lloyd (executive); Colman, Henry. WRITER: Bloch, Robert. DIRECTOR: Harrington, Curtis. ADDITIONAL INFO: signed by the author.

Deadline HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Unsold pilot of a proposed series about a San Francisco newspaper reporter. Pilot episode has the reporter solve the case of a child killer. V ERSION: revised. S CRIPT NO.: 75-12-78. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1975. WRITER: Woodfield, William Read. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with descriptions, set list.

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Corbin, Barry; Haynie, Jim; Keane, Kerrie; Wyner, George; Van Dusen, Granville; Lucking, William; Polis, Joel; Allen, Chad; Cavanaugh, Michael; Fuccello, Tom; Gassmann, Jennie; Harris, Joshua; Laskin, Michael; Fox, Peter; Tigar, Kenneth; Bull, Richard; Carter, John; Gray, Bruce; Larkin, Bob. • True crime mini-series, based on the story of a 1973 murderer/ rapist who manages to get his latest victim to fall in love with him and attempt to take the fall for the murder. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-12-1985 and 0513-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 11-28-1984. PRODUCER: O’Conner, Dick. WRITER: Neuman, E. Jack; Barthel, Joan (book). DIRECTOR: Mann, Delbert.

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : May 31, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. STARRING: Nuyen, France; Foxworth, Robert; Penny, Joe; Trentham, Barbara; Sweet, Dolph; Scott, Debralee; Haid, Charles; Freeman, Joan; Richmond, Branscombe; Kai, Carole; Mitchell, Mitch; Harris, Albert; Kayahara, Lydia Lei; Pomes, Don; Bulatao, Jose; Takada, Terry; White, Donna; Witthans, Robert; Preston, Robert I.; Avery, Carol; Vicencio, Alan; Bailey, Chris. • Hawaiian werewolf story. Hotel detective Rick Bladen solves a series of murders by a werewolf in a Hawaiian resort. VERSION: revised shooting script (2 copies). A IR DATE : 05-31-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-05-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-09-1977. PRODUCER: Benson, Jay; Gimbel, Roger (executive). WRITER: Schenck, George (also story); Benson, Jay (story). DIRECTOR: Kessler, Bruce.

The Death of Me Yet HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 27, 1971, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions, Paramount Studios. S TARRING: McClure, Doug ; McGavin, Darren; Forsyth, Rosemary. WITH: Basehart, Richard; Foster,

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Charlie Maverick, in 1878 Deadwood, joins up with Uncle Brett to solve a crime wave by female bandits. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : 11-17-1977. WRITER: Barrett, James Lee.

Meg; Elcar, Dana; Allison, Jean; Dunne, Steve; MacGregor, Scottie; Jaffe, Allen; Edwards, Sam; Kroga, John. • Made-for-TV movie aired as an ABC Movie of the Week, about a retired espionage agent tracked down by an enemy agent. Based on a novel by Whit Masterson. VERSION: third draft. AIR DATE: 10-27-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 03-23-1971. LAST REVISION: 04-01-1971. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron. WRITER: Russell, A.J.; Masterson, Whit (book). DIRECTOR: Moxey, John Llewellyn. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of Jerry).

Death Among Friends see Any Number Can Kill

Deathquake AKA The Day the Earth Moved

A Death in California

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: ABC Circle Films. S TARRING: Cooper, Jackie;

Deadly Triangle see Stedman The Deadwood Inheritance or Maverick Lives

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 12 and 13, 1985, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD . CO.: Lorimar Productions, Mace Neufeld Productions. STARRING: Ladd, Cheryl; Elliott, Sam; Smith, Alexis; Weaver, Fritz; Ashton, John;

Stevens, Stella; Little, Cleavon; Windom, William; Garland, Beverly; Benson, Lucille; Harrington, Tammy; Thordsen, Kelly; Blake, Ellen; André, E.J.; Melton, Sid; Steele, Don. • ABC Movie of the Week,

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broadcast as The Day the Earth Moved. Photographer Steve Barker manages to find markings of imminent earthquakes in his aerial photographs, and saves the inhabitants of a tiny town that detained him for speeding. VERSION: revised second draft. AIR DATE: 09-181974. SCRIPT DATE: 05-17-1974. PRODUCER: Sherman, Bobby; Sylvester, Ward. WRITER: Turley, Jack (also story); Zweiback, Martin; Jack, Max. D IRECTOR: Lewis, Robert Michael.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, Thompson-Paul Productions, Inc. • Unsold pilot for a series about an Oahu search and rescue unit. This episode had Coloradan Chris McKay join the team. Series created by Robert C. Thompson, Rodrick Paul, and David Moessinger. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 06-15-1976. WRITER: Moessinger, David.

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Nephi Productions, Rush-Wilson. • Unsold pilot. Psychologist Dr. Jacob Deegan joins the L.A. Police force. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 77-2-244. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Collins, Robert E.

HOLDINGS : Philip Rapp Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Independent Television Corporation. STARRING: Marx, Groucho; Marx, Harpo; Marx, Chico. • Unsold pilot. Comedy with Groucho, Harpo and Chico Marx as three angels trying to do good on earth, with mixed and amusing results. VERSION: estimating script (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1959. PRODUCER: Wrather, Jack. WRITER: Rapp, Philip.

The Defection of Simas Kudirka HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 23, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Television. STARRING: Arkin, Alan; Jordan, Richard; Pleasence, Donald; Dzundza, George; McMartin, John; Knight, Shirley; Silberscher, Marvin; Evans, Peter; Shackelford, Ted; Heyman, Barton; Blessing, Jack; Guest, Nicholas; Arkin, Matthew; Ludwig, Salem; Richardson, Bok; Warnock, Don, Jr.; Saunders, Nicholas; Manzi, Warren; Gibson, David; Vegh, Thomas; Bernier, Mark; Felder, Clarence; Petry, Gedda; Sabia, Joe; Williams, Daniel; Stein, Michael; Morgan, Joyce Vining; Wescott, Don; Lazare, Jack; Nuding, Stephen; Bradford, Kenneth. • Drama based on the factual defection attempt of a Lithuanian man in 1970, and his eventual escape to America. VERSION: final draft. P ROD . NO.: 61010-613. AIR D ATE : 01-23-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-22-1977. LAST REVISION : 05-10-1977. PRODUCER : Isenberg, Gerald (executive); Abrams, Gerald W.; Briggs, Richard; Sallan, Bruce J. (associate). WRITER: Feldman, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Rich, David Lowell.

Delancey Street HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 19, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: McGinn, Walter; Caridi, Carmine; Conrad, Michael; Gossett, Louis, Jr.; Hamill, Mark; Bostock, Barbara; Cason, Barbara; Charnota, Anthony; Elias, Hector; Karlen, John; Ragin, John S.; Woods, Jerii; Flaherty, Joe; Soares, Sylvia; French, Leigh; Cardinelli, Bart; Moody, David; Toliver, Bill; Jeter, James; Murphy, M. P. • Unsold pilot based on the Delancey Street Foundation, a self help center. The pilot script tells of the establishment of the foundation and its first clients, successes and failures. VERSION: second revised final draft. AIR DATE: 0419-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1975. LAST REVISION: 0124-1975. PRODUCER: Lavery, Emmet G., Jr. (executive); Wilson, Anthony. WRITER: Foster, Robert. DIRECTOR: Frawley, James.

Devil May Care HOLDINGS: Milton Joesfsberg Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Long script about a comedy team, Danny Collins and Sheila Davis, who get taken to hell, and have only one chance of escape — to make Satan laugh. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : 07-17-1944. WRITERS: Schwartz, Al; Josefsberg, Milt.

Diamond Jim HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Selmur Productions. STARRING: Robertson, Dale; Burke, Walter; York, Jeff ; Emhardt, Robert; Alexander, Denise; Bethune, Ivy; Simcox, Tom; Swenson, Karl; Foulk, Robert; Cornthwaite, Robert. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series with Diamond Jim Brady as a sort of private investigator, helping out people being wronged by miscreants. This episode had him helping out a stalled railroad line. VERSION: shooting script. PROD. NO.: 1073. SCRIPT DATE: 10-16-1964. LAST REVISION: 10-23-1964. PRODUCER: Seligman, Selig J. (executive); White, Andy. WRITER: Brown, Harry. DIRECTOR: Peyser, John.

Dick Clark and a “Cast of Thousands” HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 6, 1978. P ROD . C O .: Dick Clark Company, Inc., NBC. HOST: Clark, Dick. WITH : Anka, Paul; Klein, Robert; Gibbs, Alan; Williams, Paul; Cullen, Bill; Carter, Jack; McCoo, Marilyn; Davis, Billy, Jr.; Jordan, Will; O’Neill, Lou, Jr.; Soul, David; Marshall, Penny; Kaye, Caren; Avalon, Frankie; Paul, Les; Ford, Mary; Severinsen, Doc; Feliciano, Jose; Elliman, Yvonne; Stack, Lenny; Rawls, Lou. • Special introducing a new series, “Dick Clark’s Live Wednesday” show. The series was the only

SPECIALS live series on TV in 1978, and ran from Sept. 20 to Dec. 27, 1978. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 09-06-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 08-22-1978. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1978. PRODUCER : Clark, Dick (executive); Arthur, Robert. WRITER: Arthur, Robert. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ. ADDITIONAL INFO: pre-record schedule, VTR schedule, phone lists, short rundown.

Digby see Mr. Digby District 7 (Gentry’s People) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jul. 07, 1959, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Four Star Films. PRODUCER: Fennelly, Vincent M. STARRING: Brasselle, Keefe. • Unsold series about a reporter who writes a column about court events and tries to help people. A pilot named Gentry’s People aired on the David Niven Theatre; this unaired episode has Gentry trying to help George Strand and his wife Sally. The Man Who Made No Defense. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Robinson, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: some notes.

Do You Know the Dalys? HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 5 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series of a weekly half-hour sitcom. Action follows the five Dalys— Wilbur, May, Bob, Nancy, Davy, and their servant Pauline (who narrates through the action) through their slightly zany daily life. Elephants Never Forget. VERSION: specimen script (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, handwritten notes throughout. Elephants Never Forget. V ERSION: take script. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: camera and stage directions penciled in. Elephants Never Forget. V ERSION: presentation script (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: bound in gold covers, with caricatures of the main characters, includes character sketches at end, second copy has been dissarranged, and notes added. Elephants Never Forget. VERSION: working script. SCRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: time notations penciled in. Elephants Never Forget. VERSION: audition script. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: short selection for each character.

Doc HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jul. 28, 1969, 30 mins. PROD. C O.: Filmways Television Productions. S TARRING: Tucker, Forrest; Lenz, Rick; Peterson, Margaret Ann; O’Malley, J. Pat; Treen, Mary. WITH: Raymond, Guy; Qualen, John; Baer, Parley; Winters, Roland; Varden, Norma; Steele, Bob; Edwards, Sam. • Unsold pilot with a new young doctor returning to his small home-

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town to replace a retiring physician — only the older doctor doesn’t ever quite manage to leave. VERSION: revised final. PROD. NO.: 4000-1. AIR DATE: 07-28-1969. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-07-1967. PRODUCER : Sommers, Jay. WRITER: Sommers, Jay. • Additional Info: credits (partial). USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of Mr. Truebody).

Dr. Joyce Brothers’ What Every Woman Should Know About Men HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Group W Productions. • Unsold script. Proposed TV movie supposedly based on Dr. Brothers’ book “What Every Woman Should Know About Men” but does not resemble the book on any level. The movie plots around the divorce of two neighboring couples, and two of the partners Jack Phillips and Jennifer Harris/Newbury finding each other and falling in love. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE : 12-16-1982. WRITER: Hunter, Lew; Brothers, Dr. Joyce (book). VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1983.

Donovan’s Kid HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 7 & 14, 1979, 2 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. STARRING: McGavin, Darren; Rooney, Mickey; Conrad, Michael; Fabares, Shelley; Hamilton, Murray; Kurtzman, Katy; Martin, Ross. • Made-for-TV movie based on a story by Peter Fischer, broadcast as part of the Wonderful World of Disney series, in two parts. VERSION: second revised teleplay. PROD. NO.: 3828. AIR DATE: 01-07-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 03-21-1978. LAST REVISION: 05-15-1978. WRITER: Spalding, Harry; Fischer, Peter S. (story). DIRECTOR : McEveety, Bernard. USED BY: Moore, Bob.

Doomsday Run!

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Time Bomb!

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 25, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Barry Weitz Films, Universal Television. STARRING: Fairchild, Morgan; Williams, Billy Dee; Olsen, Merlin; Bottoms, Joseph; Kerry, Anne; Redding, Chad; Shaw, Dianne; Lane, Colin; Austin, Alan; Fish, Sandi; Ginnaven, Robert; Gorrian, Hugh; Jordan, Harlan; McMadden, Tom; McLean, Kenneth; Moore, Norma; Stokes, Rick; Blassingame, Wade; Mims, Cynthia; Anthony, Nicholas; Dupree, Al; Henderson, Frank L.; La Pere, Ray; Letts, Dennis; Maslin, Joe; O’Fallan, Dean; Pender, Paul; Robinson, Jack; Rodriguez, Gil, Jr.; Servetnick, Alan. • Broadcast as Time Bomb!, with some changes to the plot, and all of the character names changed, “based on a story by Roderick Taylor.” Only the basic plot, the efforts of a group of hazardous materials truckers foiling the theft of nuclear weapons grade waste, is the same. VERSION: pre-timing script. PROD. NO.: 85790. AIR DATE : 03-25-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 02-22-1983. PRO DUCER: Thayer, Tom; McAdams, James (supervising). WRITER: Taylor, Roderick; Claridge, Wes (aired teleplay). DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul.

Down Home

Down Home see Goin’ Home Dream West HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 13-15, 1986, 7 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING : Chamberlain, Richard. W ITH : Krige, Alice; Abraham, F. Murray; Enriquez, René; Johnson, Ben; Orbach, Jerry; Spradlin, G.D.; Anderson, John; Bergere, Lee; East, Jeff; Hunnicutt, Michael; McCoy, Matt; Mitchell, Cameron; Willingham, Noble; Campbell, Bill; Comwell, James; deBroux, Lee; Frakes, Jonathan; Francis, John; Gierasch, Stefan; Hamilton, Richard; others. • Mini-series about Fremont’s exploration of the west, and the U.S. movement into California. VERSION: second draft (3 parts). AIR DATE: 04-131986, 04-14-1986, 04-15-1986. SCRIPT DATE : 12-141984. PRODUCER: McLain, Chuck (executive); Lowry, Hunt. WRITER: Hunter, Evan; Nevin, David (book). DIRECTOR: Lowry, Dick.

The Duke HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 5, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Stephen J. Cannell Productions, Universal Studios. STARRING: Conrad, Robert; Manetti, Larry; West, Red; Conwell, Patricia; Baseleon, Michael; Green, Joey; Haskell, Peter; Herrick, Frederick; Maxwell, Daphne; Rodrigues, Percy; O’Bradovich, Ed. • Pilot for a limited run series of four hourlong episodes, about a washed up prize fighter becoming a private investigator. In this episode, “the Duke” loses his last fight, and solves a murder. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 51701. AIR DATE: 04-05-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-10-1978. PRODUCER: Cannell, Stephen J. (executive); Beaton, Alex (supervising); Dunaway, Don Carlos; Dumm, J. Rickley. WRITER: Cannell, Stephen J. DIRECTOR: Doheny, Lawrence. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Duke Ellington ... We Love You Madly HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 11, 1973, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Bud Yorkin — Norman Lear Tandem Production. WITH: Ellington, Duke; Basie, Count; Charles, Ray; Chicago; Bennett, Tony; Davis, Sammy, Jr.; Eckstine, Billy; Flack, Roberta; Carney, Harry; Franklin, Aretha; Jones, Quincy; Kelly, Paula; Lee, Peggy; Vaughan, Sarah; Williams, Joe; Cleveland, James; Cornerstone Baptist Church Choir. • CBS special all-star musical tribute to Duke Ellington. Very little of the spoken components of the special are included. This version has primarily the lyrics of the numbers performed. VERSION: final. AIR DATE: 02-11-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1973. PRODUCER: Yorkin, Bud (executive); Jones, Quincy; Rees, Martin. DIRECTOR: Harris, Stan. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, production staff list, rehearsal and recording schedule, as taped short rundown, as taped long rundown.

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The Duke of Everywhere HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST : unaired. STARRING: Kellaway, Cecil. • Unsold pilot. Happy hobo ‘Duke’ travels and picks up odd jobs everywhere, and makes friends while doing it. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Masters, Monty.

Dynasty see Michener Project The Eagle and the Bear HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Larry A. Thompson Organization, Inc., Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Allin, Jeff; Howard, Sherman; May, Deborah; Morey, Bill; Bay, Frances; Howard, D.D.; Autry, Alan; Davis, Daniel; Harrell, Cindy; Gregor, Adam; Polo, Miro; Harrison, Stogie; Chatlos, Tom; Moon, Frank; Witcher, Geoff. • Unsold pilot. Apparently this pilot was produced but never broadcast. Private investigator teams up with an ex-KGB agent to solve crime. V ERSION: final draft. PROD . NO.: 181150. SCRIPT DATE: 10-18-1985. LAST REVISION: 10-22-1985. PRODUCER : Thompson, Larry A. (executive); Nathan, Stephen; Poeti, Paolo; Swope, Mel. W RITER: Price, Paul B.; Nathan, Stephen; Silverman, Jeff (participating); Marcus, Lawrence B. (participating) DIRECTOR: Katzin, Lee H.

The Education of Hyman Kaplan HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. • Unsold pilot. Hyman Kaplan decides to go to night school to improve his English. Series of comedic skits, most are based on misunderstandings due to various ethnic/regional accents of the students. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 77-1-205. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. W RITER: Kalcheim, Lee; Rosten, Leo (books). A DDITIONAL INFO : cast list with character descriptions.

Eleanor and Franklin HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 11 & 12, 1976, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Talent Associates-Norton Simon, Inc., ABC Entertainment. STARRING: Alexander, Jane; Herrmann, Edward. WITH : Murphy, Rosemary; Franklin, Pamela; Huffman, David; Phillips, Mackenzie; Skala, Lilia; Flanders, Ed; Kleeb, Helen; McCay, Peggy; Lee, Anna; Tedrow, Irene; Ericson, Devon; Purl, Linda; Phipps, William Edward; Eccles, Ted; Kelsey, Linda; Winter, Edward; Price, Sari; Jecko, Timothy; Holcombe, Harry; Wayland, Len; Stolla, Hilary; Boli, Tiffani; Terhune, Shannon; Robinson, Irene; Crouse, Lindsay; Morgan, Evan; Drake, Ellen; Lynn-Thomas, Derrick; Wilson, Ned; Lester, Carl; Heflin, Nora; Davis, Cherry; Childress, Alvin; Steenhoek, Teresa; Taylor, Vaughn; Adams, Arthur; Stauffer, Jack; Taylor, June Whitley. • “An ABC Entertainment Special.” Biopic about Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt, primarily focusing on Eleanor.

SPECIALS VERSION: revised. AIR DATE: 1976. SCRIPT DATE: 0530-1975. PRODUCER: Susskind, David (executive); Maas, Audrey; Sherman, Harry R. WRITER: Costigan, James; Lash, Joseph P. (book). DIRECTOR: Petrie, Daniel.

Elgin-American Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Nov. 24, 1949, 90 mins. HOST: Jessel, George. STARRING: Berle, Milton; Ritz Brothers; Regan, Phil; Langford, Frances; The Charioteers; Long, Avon; Mata and Hari; Lowe, Florence Hin; Los Gatos; The Charles Sanford Orchestra. • Thanksgiving musical comedy extravaganza. We have only one sketch and one song from the program, not a complete script. VERSION: restaurant scene, “Raisin’ the Roof ” (song). AIR DATE: 11-24-1949. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1949. P RODUCER : Liebman, Max. W RITER: Tolkin, Mel; Kallen, Lucille; Warnick, Clay (vocal arrangement). DIRECTOR: Cavalier, Joe.

Elizabeth HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Horror story about Elizabeth, a woman shadowed all her life by her evil mirror double named ‘Miranda’ in a violent and gory tale of witchcraft, demonic parentage, and possession. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 02-28-1977. PRODUCER : North, Steven. W RITER : Graham, Ranald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, and synopsis.

The Elke Sommer Show AKA Elke AKA Beauty and the Beast HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. An episode (not represented here) aired 08-22-1971 on CBS Comedy Playhouse (a series comprised entirely of unsold pilots). Written for Elke Sommer and Fred Gwynne, but Gwynne did not appear in the aired pilot. Beauty and the Beast. VERSION: first rough draft. SCRIPT DATE : 10-26-1970. PRODUCER : Shavelson, Melville; Arnold, Danny. WRITER: Shavelson, Melville. ADDITIONAL INFO: some drafts have character descriptions, extensive handwritten notes. Beauty and the Beast. VERSION: rough draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-03-1970. Beauty and the Beast. VERSION: rough draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1970. Instant Replay #24. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. Instant Replay #24. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-16-1970.

Ellis Island HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 11, 13, 14, 1984, 7 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Pantheon Productions; Telepictures Corporation. STARRING: Riegert, Peter; Martyn, Greg ; Bloom, Claire; Bowker, Judi; Burton, Kate; Greenwood, Joan; Jillian, Ann; Moore, Melba; Samms,

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Emma; Vereen, Ben; Dunaway, Faye; Kaye, Stubby; Krige, Alice; Lunghi, Cherie; Moore, Melba; O’Shea, Milo; Burton, Richard; Byrne, Michael; Neeson, Liam; Moulder-Brown, John; Barrard, John; Blueth, Ellen; Burdis, Mark; Burn, Jonathan; Enninger, Billy; Burnham, Edward; Carter, Jason; Childs, Peter; others. • Made-for-TV movie based on Fred Mustard Stewart’s popular novel following the lives of several Ellis Island immigrants from their arrival in 1907, through the start of WWI. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 11-11-1984, 11-131984, 11-14-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 02-00-1983. LAST REVISION : 11-21-1983. PRODUCER : Katzka, Gabriel (executive); Konigsberg, Frank (executive); London, Jerry (supervising); Gillott, Nick. WRITER: Stewart, Fred Mustard. DIRECTOR: London, Jerry.

The Emancipation of Billy (O. Henry Playhouse) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: June 1957, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Gross-Krasne. NARRATOR: Mitchell, Thomas. WITH: Bell, James; Coley, Tom. • Part of the O. Henry Playhouse TV film series produced by GrossKrasne and sold in syndication to various stations in 1957. Broadcast dates may not be consistent from one station to another. This episode was reviewed in Variety, Jul. 3, 1957, probably broadcast in late June of 1957. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 06-00-1957. SCRIPT DATE: 03-19-1957. PRODUCER: Gross-Krasne. WRITER: Henry, O. (story); Waggner, George. DIRECTOR: Waggner, George.

Emily, Emily HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 7, 1977, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Henry Jaffe Enterprises. STARRING: Bellwood, Pamela; Hulce, Tom; Farentino, James; McDonald, Anna; Forsythe, John; Grassle, Karen; Frappier, Paul Emile; Skanks, Marianne; Parke, Rob; Grank, Ilana; Pascaris, Jerome; Marchand, Carl. • Hallmark Hall of Fame special about Emily, a college psychology student, and the young people she works with at a program called Midstep, for developmentally disabled teens. VERSION: tape draft. AIR DATE: 02-07-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-24-1976. PRODUCER: Jaffe, Henry (executive); Jaffe, Michael. W RITER: Sloane, Allan. D IRECTOR: Daniels, Marc. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with credits, schedule, chronology.

Emmy Awards Show, Annual (11th) HOLDINGS: Tom Koch Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 6, 1959, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: NBC Television. HOST: Young, Robert. PRESENTERS: Burr, Raymond; Carney, Art; Rooney, Mickey; Pitts, Zasu; Gosfield, Maurice; Sullivan, Ed; Shore, Dinah; Silvers, Phil; Nichols, Mike; May, Elaine; Brennan, Walter; Benny, Jack; Reed, Donna; Nye, Louis; Knotts, Don; Poston, Tom; Allen, Dayton; Garner, James; Sothern, Ann; Temple, Shirley; Anderson, Dame Judith; Clark, Dick; Huntley, Chet; Gallop, Frank (announcer). • 11th annual Emmy awards, included a special Trustee’s Award to Bob Hope.

Emmy Awards Show VERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 05-06-1959. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Oppenheimer, Jess (executive); Jones, Charles O. (associate); Henry, Bob; Shear, Barry. WRITERS: Simmons, Ed; Koch, Tom; others. DIRECTOR: Henry, Bob; Shear, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: rundown, commercials.

Emmy Awards Show, Annual (13th) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 16, 1961, 90 mins. HOSTS: Powell, Dick; Bishop, Joey. PRESENTERS: Huntley, Chet; Reed, Donna; Young, Loretta; Taylor, Robert; Meadows, Audrey; Stevens, Connie; Donahue, Troy; Arness, James; Belafonte, Harry; Burnett, Carol; Stanwyck, Barbara; Carney, Art; Booth, Shirley; Maharis, George; Milner, Martin. • 13th Annual National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Awards Show, presented simultaneously from the Hollywood Moulin Rouge by Dick Powell, and from New York with Joey Bishop. We have only the Hollywood host and presenter speeches. This script does not include the text of the 1961 special citation to presidential candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon for engaging in the first TV presidential debates. AIR DATE: 05-16-1961. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Koch, Tom; others. ADDITIONAL INFO: nominations, host and presenter speeches.

Emmy Awards Show, Annual (21st) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 8, 1969. PROD. CO.: CBS Television. HOSTS: Griffin, Merv; Cosby, Bill. PERFORMERS: Hawn, Goldie; Knotts, Don; Alpert, Herb; Uggams, Leslie; Lynde, Paul; Burnett, Carol; Thomas, Marlo; Benny, Jack. • 21st Annual Television Academy Awards Show, included a salute to the Apollo IX astronauts. AIR DATE: 06-08-1969. WRITER: Liebmann, Norm; Bloom, George; Andrews, Deanne Barkley. DIRECTOR: Dunlap, Richard (also Producer); Smith, Sid (also Producer). ADDITIONAL INFO: Marlboro cigarettes and Kentucky Fried Chicken commercials.

Emmy Awards Show, Annual (35th) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1983. PROD. CO.: Smith-Hemion Productions. HOSTS : Rivers, Joan; Murphy, Eddie. PERFORMERS: Carson, Johnny; Jahan, Marine; Saint, Eva Marie; Gazzara, Ben; Kukla, Fran & Ollie; Kaye, Danny; Meyerink, Victoria; Lear, Norman; Cavett, Dick; Reiner, Carl. • 35th Annual Emmy Awards. V ERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 09-25-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1983. WRITERS: Kohan, Buz; Perew, Tom; Vilanch, Bruce. DIRECTOR: Binder, Steve (also Producer). ADDITIONAL INFO: calls, staff list, map, short rundown.

Enola Gay HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 23, 1980, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: The Production Company, Paramount Televi-

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sion, Viacom. STARRING: Crystal, Billy; Darby, Kim; Duffy, Patrick; Frank, Gary; Harrison, Gregory; Macht, Stephen; Olkewicz, Walter; Pine, Robert; Shigeta, James; Walden, Robert; Venture, Richard; Herd, Richard; Wilcoxon, Henry; Nelson, Ed; Roberts, Stephen; Tucci, Michael; Wyenn, Than; Burleigh, Stephen; Kodama, Marion; Morey, Bill; Fujioka, John; Saito, James; Pine, Phillip; Wilson, Ned; Currie, Michael; Hutton, Bill; McGowan, Matthew; Mor, Rummel; others. • Early version of the teleplay. Broadcast version was written by Poe and Millard. Made-for-TV movie from the historic book by Witts and Thomas. Full title as broadcast Enola Gay: The Men, The Mission, The Atomic Bomb. VERSION: revised first draft. AIR DATE: 11-23-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 01-25-1978. PRODUCER: Levy, Franklin R. (executive); Wise, Mike (executive); Reisberg, Richard S. (executive); Kallis, Stanley; Zachary, Ted. WRITER: Gay, John; Thomas, Gordon (book); Witts, Max Morgan (book); Poe, James (later script); Kaufman, Millard (later script). DIRECTOR: Rich, David Lowell.

Entertainment Hall of Fame Awards, 1975 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 22, 1975, 2 hrs. 10: 00 P.M. PROD. CO.: Rothman/Wohl Productions. HOST: Kelly, Gene. WITH : Burns, George; Chamberlain, Richard; Clark, Roz; Davis, Bette; Duncan, Sandy; Falk, Peter; Grierson, Ralph; Hamlisch, Marvin; Henderson, Florence; Kaye, Danny; Lemmon, Jack; Linden, Hal; MacMurray, Fred; Newley, Anthony; Paar, Jack; Piatigorsky, Gregor; Prinze, Freddie; Rickles, Don; Rogers, Ginger; Russell, Rosalind; Scott, George C.; Stern, Isaac; Vereen, Ben; Villella, Edward; Wilson, Flip; Woodward, Joanne. • Two hour spectacular hosted by Gene Kelly, honoring the lifetime achievements of various entertainers. Among those honored were: Duke Ellington (posthumously), Bob Hope, Fred Astaire, Richard Rodgers, Jack Benny, Humphrey Bogart, Igor Stravinsky, Cole Porter, and Walt Disney. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 02-22-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 02-19-1975. WRITER: Ludwig, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown, long rundown, opening titles, staff list confirmed cast, rehearsal schedule, and air schedule.

Escape from Bogen County HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 7, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Aries Films, Inc., Paramount Television. S TARRING: Smith, Jaclyn; Ryan, Mitch; Gibson, Henry; Hingle, Pat; Abbott, Philip; Parks, Michael; Mannix, Julie; Quade, John; Willard, Fred; Memmoli, George; Dirkson, Douglas; Fudge, Alan; Storm, Debi; Barclay, Drummond; Pratt, Curtis; Alvarado, Sarah D. • Made-for-TV movie about a wife who escapes her dictatorial husband, who runs his own corrupt county. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 61010-572. AIR DATE: 10-07-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 04-11-1977. LAST REVISION:

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04-21-1977. PRODUCER: Koch, Howard W. (executive); Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. W RITER: Parker, Judith; Knopf, Christopher (also story). DIRECTOR: Stern, Steven Hilliard.

Esso Christmas Show see Robert Q. Lewis Christmas Show Ethel and Bessie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot about two sisters (Ethel and Bessie Foote) who run a boarding house for newly released criminals. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 76-6-142. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Austin, Bud.

Evergreen HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 24 to 26, 1985, 6 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Edgar J. Scherick Associates, Metromedia Productions. STARRING: Warren, Lesley Ann; Assante, Armand; McShane, Ian; Buckley, Betty; Dennehy, Brian; Vaughn, Robert; Barry, Patricia; Rif kin, Ron; Borowitz, Katherine; Allen, Joan; Burton, Kate; Soper, Tony; Triska, Jan; Keyloun, Mark; Callan, Cecile; Orenstein, Jan; Montgomery, Barbara; Gaines, Boyd; others. • Mini-series based on the novel by Belva Plain about an Orthodox Jewish family in New York. Collection has only part one of the series. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 02-24-1985 to 0226-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 04-00-1984. PRODUCER: Scherick, Edgar J. (executive); Pollock, Susan (executive); Barry, Philip. WRITER: Kass, Jerome; Plain, Belva (book) DIRECTOR: Cook, Fielder.

“F”

AKA

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Douglas S. Cramer Company. • Unsold pilot. “An original screenplay and a pilot for NBC.” Private investigator Ephraim “F” Cross (retired government agent) solves crimes undercover. Series pilot had him chasing down a missing person, and coming up against F. Stanton Lyme (gambler, bad guy, and art collector). V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : 12-20-1974. WRITER: Trustman, Alan R.

F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Last of the Belles HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 7, 1974, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Herbert Brodkin, Titus Productions. S TARRING: Chamberlain, Richard; Danner, Blythe; Sarandon, Susan; Huffman, David; Thompson, Ernest; Hatch, Richard; Naughton, James; Williams, Leslie; Stratton, Albert; Sheafe, Alex; Von Scherler, Sascha; Stewart, Thomas A.; Barrs, Norman; Sydnor, Aeal; Adams,

The Family Nobody Wanted Brooke; Woll, Cynthia; Fitzsimmons, Tom; Wilkinson, Kate; Hoffman, Jane; Browning, Dan; Ferguson, J. Don; Flanders, Ralph E.; Galloway, Brandon. • From the short story Last of the Belles by Fitzgerald, a fictionalized account of his first meeting with his wife. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-07-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1973. LAST REVISION: 04-25-1973. PRODUCER: Brodkin, Herbert (executive); Berger, Robert Buzz; Berber, Janet; Gerrity, William C. (associate); Gerrity, Peggy (associate). WRITER: Costigan, James. DIRECTORS: Schaefer, George; Schaefer, Milly. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff and crew list. USED BY: Jacobsen, Jack C. (mixer).

The Family Doctors HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. Newlywed doctors George Richards (Fred Gwynne re the script) and Chris Richards (Christina, to be played by Elke Sommer re the script). Possibly an early effort for the unsold series, The Elke Sommer Show. RX : Dinner Party (pilot). V ERSION: second rev. draft (master). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Friedman, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten edits.

The Family Kovac Kovack

AKA

The Family

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 5, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Playboy Productions. STARRING: Sloyan, James; Cunningham, Sarah; Robinson, Andrew; Bula, Tammi; Gilliland, Richard; Jarrett, Renne; LaRoche, Mary; Bruns, Philip; Bryar, Paul; Brocco, Peter; Lumet, Baruch; Thayer, Norma; Jeter, James; Mayer, Dorothy. • Unsold pilot aired as The Family Kovack. Chicago family revolves around Ma Kovac’s diner. Her sons own a moving van company. Pilot episode has the family dealing with a visit from the health inspector. VERSION: shooting script. PROD. NO.: 1004. AIR DATE: 04-05-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1974. LAST REVISION: 01-24-1974. PRODUCER: Rissien, Edward L. (executive); Roth, Ron. WRITER: Spies, Adrian. DIRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. ADDITIONAL INFO: shooting schedule and extensive crew credits list. The Call Girl AKA Said the Spider to the Fly AKA Down the Garden Path. [unaired]. SCRIPT NO.: 74-971. WRITER: Masselink, Ben. The Moving Van Wars [unaired]. VERSION: second draft. S CRIPT NO.: 74-9-83. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-201974. LAST REVISION: 10-18-1974. WRITER: Dolinsky, Meyer. The Siege [unaired]. VERSION: (revised). S CRIPT NO.: 74-9-86. LAST REVISION : 10-18-1974. WRITER: Spies, Adrian.

The Family Nobody Wanted HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Feb. 19, 1975. P ROD . C O .: Groverton Productions, Universal Television. STAR-

Fantasy RING: Jones, Shirley; Olson, James; Helmond, Kather-

ine; Parfrey, Woodrow; Carroll, Beeson; Bryar, Claudia; Doran, Ann; Workman, Lindsay; Aames, Willie; Esparza, Ernest, III; Biglay, Dawn; San Juan, Guillermo; Tan, Jina; Toyota, Tina; Movsesian, Haig; Kim, Tim; Kupahu, Sherry Lynn; Keshishian, Knar. • ABC Movie of the Week. Biopic from the book by Helen Doss about her large adopted family of hard to place children. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 42119. AIR DATE: 02-19-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-29-1974. LAST REVISION: 12-06-1974. PRODUCER : Victor, David (executive); Kayden, William. WRITER: Clauser, Suzanne; Doss, Helen (book and story). DIRECTOR: Senensky, Ralph. A DDITIONAL INFO : cast list with character descriptions, set list. U SED BY: Parfrey, Woodrow (role of Elmer).

Fantasy HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. • Script for the Project Peacock series that aired on NBC in 1980-1981, consisting of fairy tales featuring “King Gloom” all centered around promoting reading. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-00-1981. WRITER: Nathan, John.

Fast Friends HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 19, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Green/Epstein Productions, Columbia Pictures Television, Sandra Harmon Productions. STARRING: Heldfond, Susan; Snodgress, Carrie; Shawn, Dick; Blaine, Vivian; Allan, Jed; Adams, Edie; DuBarry, Denise; Hallick, Tom; Heilveil, Elayne; Letterman, David; Parks, Michael; Phillips, Mackenzie; Peluce, Meeno; Stidham, Bruce; Proft, Pat; Hardin, Joseph; Hara, Mitch; Marin, Russ; Payne, Michael; Born, Roscoe; Lawrence, Joel; Haru, Sumi; DiSesso, Moe; Bradford, Lonnie; Deffenbaugh, Joella; Hinton, James David. • Made-for-TV movie about single mom, Jenny Roman, working as a talent coordinator for a television show, and having to manage its eccentric star Deke Edwards. VERSION: second draft, revised. SCRIPT NO.: 77-12214. AIR DATE: 03-19-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1977. LAST REVISION: 12-28-1977. PRODUCER: Epstein, Allen (executive); Green, Jim (executive); Harmon, Sandra. WRITER: Harmon, Sandra. DIRECTOR: Stern, Steven Hilliard.

Fatal Vision HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 18 and 19, 1984, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: NBC Productions. STARRING: Cole, Gary; Malden, Karl; Saint, Eva Marie; Newman, Barry; Griffith, Andy; Grubbs, Gary; Polis, Joel; Ryan, Mitch; Schaal, Wendy; Paulin, Scott; Corbin, Barry; Salmi, Albert; others. • Made-for-TV movie based on a book by Joe McGinness about the Jeffrey MacDonald murder case.

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VERSION: revised shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 0514-1984. LAST REVISION : 07-10-1984. PRODUCER : Wigutow, Dan (executive); Rosenfeld, Michael (executive); O’Connor, Richard L. WRITER: Gay, John. DIRECTOR: Greene, David. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten notes and corrections.

Father Damien the Leper Priest see Damien ... The Leper Priest Father O Father HOLDINGS: Woodworth Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jun. 26, 1976, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Four’s Company Productions. STARRING: Wolfington, Iggie; Dugan, Dennis; Sharma, Barbara; Stahl, Richard; Camp, Helen Page; Vacey, Sandra; Craig, Helen; Shear, Pearl; Riddle, Hal; Elman, Eugene; Brown, R. G.; Walker, Jack David; Andrews, Norman; Vitte, Ray; Wood, Brian. • Unsold pilot for a proposed series about two priests, one old school and one hip newcomer, dealing with each other and their parish in a rough neighborhood. Aired version was produced from two episodes, the one represented by this script, and another episode. VERSION: fifth draft. AIR DATE: 06-26-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1975. PRODUCER: Weintraub, Jerry (executive); Eustis, Rich; Rogers, Al; Clark, Ron. WRITER: Eustis, Rich; Rogers, Al; Mulligan, Jim [broadcast version only]. DIRECTOR: Bonerz, Peter; Bernhardi, Lee. USED BY: Woodworth, Woody (stage manager). ADDITIONAL I NFO : schedule, long rundown, cast credits, handwritten notes.

Fatherland

AKA

Of Pure Blood

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Oct. 19, 1986. P ROD . C O .: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Remick, Lee; McGoohan, Patrick; John, Gottfried; Münch, Richard; Böhm, Katharina; Schneider, Edith; Nelson, Carolyn; Bowman, Robert; McGoohan, Catherine; Wall, Jem; Schatz, Hans-Jürgen; Breuer, Pascal; Finckh, Beate; Kylau, Thomas. • Broadcast in 1986 with the title Of Pure Blood. Alicia Browning’s son Mark dies while in Germany, she goes there to find out more and discovers his girlfriend and child, secrets of her own past, and a sinister eugenics lab related to the Nazi Lebensborn. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 10-19-1986. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Gowans, Kip (executive); Landsberg, Cleve (supervising); Sargent, Joseph. WRITER: Zagor, Michael; Coleman, Del (story); Hillel, Marc (book); Henry, Clarissa (book). DIRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph.

The FBI Story, Alvin Karpis AKA Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy Number One HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 8, 1974, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions, Warner Bros. Tele-

SPECIALS vision. STARRING: Foxworth, Robert; Wayne, David; Lenz, Kay; Lockwood, Gary; Francis, Anne; Robinson, Chris; Yulin, Harris; Heckart, Eileen; Gammon, James; Emhardt, Robert; Hay, Alexandra; Lynde, Janice; Cyphers, Charles; McRaney, Gerald; Sadoff, Fred; Thordsen, Kelly; Bissell, Whit; Kasdorf, Lenore; Bateman, Charles; Roberts, Mark; others. • Sometimes aired as Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy No. 1. Hoover era hunt for bank robber Alvin Karpis. Together with Attack on Terror sometimes seen as a short-lived series of true stories of the FBI. VERSION: work copy. PROD. NO.: 188101, (Goldwyn Prod. 6702). AIR DATE: 11-08-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 08-141974. LAST REVISION: 08-15-1974. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Saltzman, Philip. WRITER: Clements, Calvin, Sr. DIRECTOR: Chomsky, Marvin J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, revised shooting schedule. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-03-1974. LAST REVISION: 10-11-1974.

The FBI Story, Ku Klux Klan AKA Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 20-21, 1975, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Beatty, Ned; Beck, John; Bush, Billy Green; Coleman, Dabney; Duggan, Andrew; Flanders, Ed; Grizzard, George; Jones, L.Q.; Torn, Rip; Watson, Mills; Hampton, James; Larken, Sheila; Parks, Andrew; Hicks, Hilly; Askew, Luke; McLiam, John; Bartlett, Martine; Ramsey, Logan; Miles, Rosalind; Lacher, Taylor. • Made-for-TV movie based on the events of an FBI case with the Ku Klux Klan in the summer of 1964, when three civil rights workers were murdered in Mississippi. This movie, along with The FBI vs. Alvin Karpis is sometimes considered a short-lived series. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 6706, script no. 7410-77. AIR DATE: 02-20-1975, 02-21-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1974. PRODUCER : Saltzman, Philip. WRITER: Clements, Calvin, Sr.; Whitehead, David (book). D IRECTOR: Chomsky, Marvin J. ADDITIONAL INFO : character list with character descriptions, set list. VERSION: final draft part 1. PROD. NO.: 6706, script no. 74-11-82. SCRIPT DATE: 11-05-1974. LAST REVISION: 11-19-1974. VERSION: final draft part 2. PROD. NO.: 6706, script no. 74-11-83. SCRIPT DATE: 11-22-1974. LAST REVISION: 12-13-1974.

Fearless Fagan HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Proposed cartoon series starring the cowardly lion, Fearless Fagan, as from the 1952 movie by the same name, and his owner Floyd Hummison. Floyd has just gotten out of the army and has come into an inheritance of a riverboat. Eustace Jeremay is captain of the late Mrs. Hummison’s river boat, where he lives with his daughter Eloise. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. [1951?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty.

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A Feather in His Hat Quentin Story

AKA

The San

HOLDINGS: Monty Masters Collection — 3 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Ruth and her son Mike run a roadside motel. When a killer on the run shows up, they have a lot on their hands. Also earlier version, with just rough scene sketches of a mother and a son named Ralph. The Changing Waters. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1951?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty. VERSION: not stated (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1951?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty.

52 Fifth Avenue HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series of a weekly half-hour soap opera. Action follows Irish immigrant Maggie Gregory and the Vandervelt Family of Fifth Ave., where she becomes a housemaid. The Greenhorns. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 09-29-1975. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. USED BY: Thomopoulos, A.D. (received by).

Final Verdict HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: TNT. BROADCAST: Sept. 9, 1991, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television, Foxboro Entertainment (aired version). STARRING: Williams, Treat; Ford, Glenn; Burnette, Olivia; Corbett, Gretchen; Crow, Ashley; Faraizl, Adam; Flanagan, Fionnula; Heyman, Barton; Hill, Dana; Kerwin, Lance; Sbarge, Raphael; Wright, Amy; Strane, Robert; Carlton, Matthew Scott; De Hart, Wayne; Haynes, Jerry; Geldart, Ed; Dabdoub, Jack; Reyes, Richard; Bowman, Margaret; Howard, Frank; Nguyen, Ho; Brow, Big Skinny; Blackmon, Harlow; Prokop, Spencer; Butler, Tony; Parez, Robert Nelda; Burnette, Robert; Moore, Norma; Little, David; Sanders, David. • First draft teleplay from the book by Adela Rogers St. Johns; the broadcast teleplay was by Lawrence Roman. Biopic about Rogers St. Johns’ lawyer father, Earl Rogers, and several of his prominent court cases. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 09-09-1991. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Nugent, Nelle (executive); Manaesse, George; Simpkins, Victor (co-producer). WRITER: Wilson, Elizabeth; St. Johns, Adela Rogers (book); Roman, Lawrence (aired version). DIRECTOR: Fisk, Jack.

Finito La Comedia (After the Comedy) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios, Universal Television. • Written for NBC’s first movie of the week anthology series, NBC World Premier Series. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 26501. SCRIPT DATE: 12-27-1966. WRITER: Kearney, Gene R.; Fielder, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, proposed cast, note about the concept.

Fire!

Fire!

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 8, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Irwin Allen Productions. STARRING: Borgnine, Ernest; Miles, Vera; Astin, Patty Duke; Cord, Alex; Mills, Donna; Nolan, Lloyd; Brand, Neville; Hardin, Ty; Evans, Gene; Gavin, James; Culliton, Patrick; Estrada, Erik; Stacy, Michelle. • Made-for-TV movie about an escaped convict who starts a fire to cover his escape, and the disaster that ensues. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 05-08-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-24-1976. PRODUCER: Allen, Irwin. WRITER: Katkov, Norman (also story); Allen, Irwin (creator); Weiss, Arthur (final script, not involved in this draft). D IRECTOR: Bellamy, Earl. ADDITIONAL INFO : last 17 pages of the script include a handwritten script titled Stand On It.

in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Television. STARRING: Berenger, Tom; Ryan, Mitch; Griffith, Kristin; Washington, Denzel; Pleshette, Suzanne; Cassavetes, John; Charnota, Anthony; Remsen, Bert; Sweet, Dolph; Chumbuka, Ji-Tu; Minor, Robert; Hobbs, Peter; Pierce, Stack; Rader, Jack; Elliott, Bill; Wiesman, Sam; Lopez, Alvaro; Mugnolo, Frank; Arcesi, Mike; Hicks, Chuck; Hudkins, John; Olkewicz, Walter; others. • Made-for-TV movie based on the book by Pete Hamill, about a young man struggling to make it as a boxer and struggling to break away from an incestuous relationship with his mother. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-14-1979, 10-161979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1978. LAST REVISION: 11-221978. PRODUCER : Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Hirschman, Herbert. WRITER: Bercovici, Eric; Hamill, Pete (book). DIRECTOR: Taylor, Jud. ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line manuscript.

First Steps

Flight #90: Disaster on the Potomac

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 19, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: CBS Entertainment. STARRING: Steel, Amy; Hirsch, Judd; Darby, Kim; McCain, Frances Lee; Pankow, John; Sikking, James B.; Packer, David; Schmidtke, Ned; Jenney, Lucinda; Ruck, Alan; St. John, Janice; Mullally, Megan; Arnemann, Dawn; Hagan, Molly; Cerveris, Todd; Dowd, Ann; Edwards, Lance; Ramirez, Juan; Kimbrough, Linda; Arp, Bonnie Sue; Cole, Gary; Young, Bruce A.; Hamilton, Allen; Close, Del; Starke, Anthony; Lane, Colin; Mahoney, John; Zahrn, Will; Landfield, Jerome; Campbell, Bill; Donahue, Phil; Davis, Nan; Darlow, David; Dowen, Thomas; Barner, Ezella; Shaw, Mattie; others. • Scientist teams with paraplegic to develop an electronic muscle stimulator that will make her walk again. This movie was based on a factual story that had aired on 60 Minutes. V ERSION: revised. AIR D ATE : 03-19-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1984. LAST REVISION: 04-02-1984. PRODUCER : Cohen, Ellis A. W RITER : Browning, Rod. DIRECTOR: Sheldon, Larry. ADDITIONAL INFO: list of character name changes.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 1, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Pinchuk/Finnegan Productions. S TARRING: Arnette, Jeannetta; Corbin, Barry; Macht, Stephen; Manoff, Dinah; Masur, Richard; Rhodes, Donnelly; Rose, Jamie; others. • Based on the true story of the 1982 crash of Air Florida flight 90 into the Potomac River. V ERSION: revised. AIR DATE : 04-01-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-10-1983. PRODUCER: Pinchuk, Sheldon (executive); Finnegan, Bill; Finnegan, Patricia. WRITER: McGreevey, John. DIRECTOR: Lewis, Robert Michael.

The First 36 Hours of Dr. Durant see A Small Step Forward Fitzgo HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: Filmways. • “A Ninety-Minute Movie for ABC Television.” The adventures of a number of diverse people who befriend Fitzgo, a stray dog in Central Park, based on the 1973 book by Paul Wilkes. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-11-1975. PRODUCER: Colman, Henry. WRITER: Price, Eugene; Wilkes, Paul (book).

Flesh and Blood HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 14 and 16, 1979, 4 hrs.

Flight Line HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Dayton Productions. • Unsold pilot about Tom Hudson, who owns a flight school, this episode is a coming-of-age tale about a young student, Robert Avila who crashes with his father and instructor Hudson, then manages to help in their rescue. (Plane is a Cessna 182, so undated script could not be earlier than 1956.) Four Star had an unsold pilot by this name in 1958-59. Flight from Fear (pilot). VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Ward, Al C.

For the Fun of It see Australia— For the Fun of It and New Zealand—For the Fun of It Fraternity Bell

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Brotherhood of the

HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 1970, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Cinema Center Films (Cinema Center 100). STARRING: Ford, Glenn; Forsyth, Rosemary. WITH: Jagger, Dean; Evans, Maurice; Geer, Will; Franz, Eduard; Conrad, William; Pine, Robert; Smithers, William; Field, Logan; Hush, Lizabeth; McEachin, James; Lontoc, Leon; Coleman, Dabney; Gilmore, Virginia;

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Brooks, Joe; Clarke, Robert; Hannibal, Marc; Graham, Scott; Edwards, Sam. • Made-for-TV movie, which aired under the title Brotherhood of the Bell, about a man trying to get out of the pledge he made to a secret society he joined in college. VERSION: final shooting script. AIR DATE: 09-171970. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1969. LAST REVISION: 02-131970. PRODUCER : Benson, Hugh (executive); Karp, David. WRITER: Karp, David. DIRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of reporter).

The French Touch HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection — 5 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. WAC and her French husband and his nephew, whom they have adopted, are trying to settle down in Chicago after the war. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Solomon, Leo; Cramoy, Michael; Josefsberg, Milton (creator). VERSION: first revision. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Solomon, Leo; Cramoy, Michael; Josefsberg, Milton (creator). VERSION: second revision (master). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERs: Solomon, Leo; Cramoy, Michael; Josefsberg, Milton (creator). V ERSION: revised. S CRIPT DATE : n.d. W RITERS: Solomon, Leo; Cramoy, Michael; Josefsberg, Milton (creator). V ERSION: story line. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Cramoy, Michael; Josefsberg, Milton (creator). ADDITIONAL INFO: subtitled, Lucky Pierre or J’aime Lucy.

Friday the Rabbi Slept Late Lanigan’s Rabbi

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jun. 17, 1976, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal-Heyday Productions. STARRING: Margolin, Stuart; Carney, Art; Paige, Janis; Margolin, Janet; Gary, Lorraine; Reed, Robert; Robinson, Andrew; Antonio, Jim; Sheiner, David; Carney, Barbara; Doyle, Robert; Wheatley, William; Zacharias, Steffen; Flicker, Barbara; Keefer, Don; Ballard, Ray; Santos, Rudy; Richmond, Branscombe. • Aired with the title Lanigan’s Rabbi, as the pilot movie for the series by the same title, 1976-77; the title in syndication and title of the book were Friday the Rabbi Slept Late. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 06-17-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-28-1975. LAST REVISION: 09-09-1975. PRODUCER : Thompson, Robert C.; Paul, Rod. W RITER : Mankiewicz, Don M.; Cotler, Gordon; Kemelman, Harry (book). DIRECTOR: Antonio, Lou. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Friendships, Secrets and Lies see The Walls Came Tumbling Down From Here to Eternity: The War Years, Chapter II HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 10, 1980, 1 hr. PROD.

The Gangster Chronicles CO.: Bennett/Katleman Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Devane, William; Sampson, Will; Hershey, Barbara; Basinger, Kim; Chester, Colby; Johnson, Don; Neuhaus, Lacey. • Unsold series broadcast as From Here to Eternity. Proposed as a saga of life in Honolulu after Pearl Harbor. This part is subtitled, “Second hour of a two-hour series opening teleplay.” After this pilot/special, however, there were no further episodes. VERSION: revised first draft. PROD. NO.: 182703. AIR DATE : 03-10-1980. SCRIPT D ATE : 06-25-1979. LAST REVISION : 07-19-1979. PRODUCER : Pingitore, Carl; Siegel, Lionel E. (supervising); Bennett, Harve (executive); Katleman, Harris (executive). WRITER: Gast, Harold; Palmer, Tony.

The Funny World of Fred and Bunni HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Aug. 30, 1978, 1 hr. P ROD . CO.: Hanna-Barbera. STARRING: Travalena, Fred; Duncan, Sandy; Lawrence, Vicki; Harrington, Pat; Kay, Billy. • Unsold pilot for a comedy variety series with a mix of live action and animated characters. Fred Travalena performed most of the parts himself. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 08-30-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 04-05-1978. PRODUCER: Barbera, Joe (executive); Aylesworth, John; Peppiatt, Frank. WRITERS: Aylesworth, John; Peppiatt, Frank; Adelman, Barry; Silver, Barry; Harrington, Pat; Johnson, James Burr. ADDITIONAL INFO: taping schedule, short rundown, credits. DIRECTOR: Davis, Bill.

The Galaxy Within HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Researchers discover a series of extreme disasters are matched with Nobel author Tom Jepson’s series of strokes. Culmination takes place inside a giant holographic image of Jepson’s brain. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-28-1975. WRITER: Whitmore, Stanford (also story); Plowden, Julian (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions, set list.

The Gale Storm Show see A-Okay, O’Shea The Gangster Chronicles, an American Story HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 12, 1981, to May 8, 1981 in ten (13?) episodes. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. STARRING: Nouri, Michael; Penny, Joe; Benben, Brian; Stowe, Madeline; Redding, Chad; Lloyd, Kathleen; Post, Markie; Castellano, Richard; Giambalvo, Louis; Banks, Jonathan; Arbus, Allan; Mascolo, Joseph; Davi, Robert; Burke, Robert; Polito, Jon; Wilson, David; Tigar, Kenneth; Cherry, Frank; Lyons, Robert F.; Lieber, Paul; Saldana, Theresa; Welch, Louis; Barto, Dominic; Varela, Jay; Raymond, Tony; Regina, Paul; LaTorre, Tony; Friedrich, John; O’Reilly,

Gene Kelly Cyril; Schorr, Mitchell. • Dramatic mini-series about the history of gangsters in the United States through the eyes of various famous gang leaders. Exact number of episodes is uncertain, some sources list 10, some 13. This episode may have been the last of the series. Twelfth Hour. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 56011. AIR DATE: 02-12-1981, 05-08-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 0326-1981. LAST REVISION : 04-06-1981. P RODUCER : Rodgers, Mark; Stephens, John G.; McAdams, James (supervising); Rapf, Matthew (executive). WRITER: Assael, David. DIRECTOR: Sarafian, Richard C.

Gene Kelly ... An American in Pasadena HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Mar. 13, 1978. P ROD . C O .: Konigsberg Company, Pasetta Productions. STARRING: Kelly, Gene. WITH : Allyson, June; Ball, Lucille; Charisse, Cyd; Daniels, Danny; Garrett, Betty; Grayson, Kathryn; Kelly, Bridget; Leigh, Janet; Minnelli, Liza; Romero, Alex; Sinatra, Frank; Turner, Lana; Williams, Cindy; Wood, Natalie. • Musical gala highlighting Kelly’s career, with many prominent costars making appearances. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 03-13-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1977. PRODUCER: Pasetta, Marty (executive); Konigsberg, Frank (executive); Kohan, Buz; Seligman, Michael B. (associate). WRITER: Kohan, Buz. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, staff list, short rundown, audio tape list, schedule, long rundown.

Gene Kelly in the Vaudevillians see The Vaudevillians George Washington HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 8, 10, 11, 1984, 6 hrs. PROD . CO.: David Gerber Productions, MetroGoldwyn-Mayer Television. STARRING: Bostwick, Barry; Smith, Jaclyn; Astin, Patty Duke; Dukes, David; Bridges, Lloyd; Ferrer, José; Holbrook, Hal; Howard, Trevor; Kemp, Jeremy; Kiley, Richard; Macht, Stephen; Mason, James; Murphy, Rosemary; Revill, Clive; Stack, Robert; Zerbe, Anthony; Alexander, Jace; Burmester, Leo; Campbell, J. Kenneth; others. • Mini-series based on the book by James Thomas Flexner. Follows Washington’s life from the days of his youth through his military career. VERSION: final draft, Part 1. AIR DATE: 04-08-1984, 04-10-1984, 04-11-1984. SCRIPT DATE : 06-02-1983. PRODUCER : Gerber, David (executive); Fielder, Richard; Kulik, Buzz (supervising). WRITER: Fielder, Richard; Flexner, James Thomas (book). DIRECTOR: Kulik, Buzz. VERSION: final draft, Part 2. AIR DATE: 04-08-1984, 04-10-1984, 04-11-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1983.

Georgia Peach HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Filmways. • Unsold

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script about Bettye Jean Grant, who works her way up from the concession stand to female wrestler named “the Georgia Peach.” VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT NO.: 75-9-59, 77-3-132. SCRIPT D ATE : 09-08-1975. PRODUCER : Feldman, Edward S. (executive); Rosenzweig, Barney. WRITER: Wood, William.

Get Patty Hearst! of Patty Hearst

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The Ordeal

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 4, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: David Paradine Television, Inc., Finnegan Associates. S TARRING: Weaver, Dennis; Eilbacher, Lisa; Haskell, David; Elliott, Stephen; Sutton, Dolores; Perry, Felton; Farrow, Tisa; Banks, Jonathan; DeSalvo, Anne; Butterfield, Kathryn; Landry, Karen; Wolfe, Nancy; Burns, Brendan; Poole, Roy; Gleeson, Redmond; Arquette, Rosanna; McCusker, Mary; Fudge, Alan; Shull, Charles; Karen, James; Ness, Ed; others. • Aired under the title, “The Ordeal of Patty Hearst.” Details the story of Patty Hearst, from the point of view of FBI agent Charles Bates, from just before the kidnapping to her recovery/arrest. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 03-04-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 10-19-1978. PRODUCER: Minoff, Marvin (executive); Finnegan, Bill; Finnegan, Patricia (associate). WRITER: Spies, Adrian. D IRECTOR: Wendkos, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line typescript.

Getting Married HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 17, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Paramount Television. STARRING: Thomas, Richard; Armstrong, Bess; Kennedy, Mimi; Dietrich, Dena; Lindley, Audra; Harmon, Mark; Tayback, Vic; Johnson, Van; Fabian; Guardino, Jerome; Helmond, Katherine; Morris, Barney. • Made-for-TV romantic comedy about a man who tries to win the heart of a woman about to be married to another man. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 05-17-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-13-1978. PRODUCER: von Zerneck, Frank; Greenwald, Robert. WRITER: Hudock, John. DIRECTOR: Stern, Steven Hilliard.

Getting the Business HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Harvey Prell inherits the Columbus Furniture factory and tries to figure out how to run the multi-faceted business. Probably dates from the very early 1970s. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Clark, Ron.

The Ghost of Flight 401 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Feb. 18, 1978. P ROD . C O .: Paramount Pictures. S TARRING: Borgnine, Ernest; Lockwood, Gary; Clancy, Tom; Chen, Tina; Basinger,

SPECIALS Kim; Hesseman, Howard; Johnson, Russell; Lyons, Robert F.; Miller, Allan; Oppenheimer, Alan; Roche, Eugene. • Made-for-TV movie based on the book by John Fuller about ghostly happenings related to a crashed plane. VERSION: final draft teleplay. AIR DATE: 02-18-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 09-22-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-21-1977. PRODUCER : Lavery, Emmet G., Jr. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm; Fuller, John G. (book). DIRECTOR: Stern, Steven Hilliard. ADDITIONAL INFO: developed for television by Emmet G. Lavery, Jr. Productions.

Gideon’s Trumpet HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Apr. 30, 1980. P ROD . C O .: Gideon Productions. STARRING: Fonda, Henry; Ferrer, José; Houseman, John; Wray, Fay; Jaffe, Sam; Jagger, Dean; Pryor, Nicholas; Prince, William; Smith, Lane; McKenzie, Richard; Sweet, Dolph; Rainey, Ford; Sheiner, David; McNamara, J. Patrick; Lannom, Les. • Made-for-TV movie about the landmark legal case of Clarence Gideon which granted the provision of counsel if a defendant could not afford one. V ERSION: blue line draft. A IR D ATE : 04-30-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 07-23-1979. LAST REVISION: 08-14-1979. PRODUCER : Houseman, John (executive); Rintels, David W. WRITER: Rintels, David W.; Lewis, Anthony (book). DIRECTOR: Collins, Robert E.

Gidget Now AKA Gidget’s Summer Reunion AKA Gidget’s Tour de Force HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: syndicated. BROADCAST: Jun. 1, 1985. PROD. CO.: Ackerman/Riskin Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Richman, Caryn; Butler, Dean; Barron, Allison; Stroud, Don; Lockhart, Anne; Van Patten, Vincent; Yune, Johnny; Knell, David; Murphy, Ben; Frann, Mary; Schallert, William; Nye, Will; Dobb, Gillian; Zateslo, George; Edwards, Bill; Kamekona, Danny; Schauffler, Florence; Youngblood, Peter; Keale, Moe. • Aired as Gidget’s Summer Reunion after some additional rewrites by Robert Blees. Looks at the life of Gidget and Moondoggie all grown up. Gidget runs a travel agency, and is an influence on her niece, Kim, who seems to be following close in her aunt’s footsteps. Gidget’s Tour de Force. VERSION: revision draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-27-1984. WRITER: Zateslo, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: early version of the pilot. Gidget Now. VERSION: rev. final draft. PROD. NO.: 162813. AIR DATE: 06-01-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 03-011985. LAST REVISION: 03-17-1985. PRODUCER: Ackerman, Harry (executive); Riskin, Ralph. W RITER: Zateslo, George; Blees, Robert (aired version); Kohner, Frederick (characters). D IRECTOR: Bilson, Bruce. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

A Girl Named Jo

Goin’ Home

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Girl Alone

HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection —10 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot for a proposed daily soap opera. Tear-jerking saga of

a Midwestern girl named Jo Merrill, come to New York to be an actress. Mentions Wendy Warren and the News radio program, so was probably proposed soon after the close of that show (1958). VERSION: pilot/opening episode/presentation program. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten manuscript of pilot episode and 9 nearly identical typescripts of the same, plus 2 copies of the story synopsis.

The Glass Heart Be Loved

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To Love and

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Larry White Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Treatments and ‘bible’ for a soap opera about Tamara Tabor, her troubled family, and the Rolling Hills Hospital. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1976. PRODUCER : White, Larry (executive). W RITER : Upton, Gabrielle. ADDITIONAL INFO: note about plot changes, detailed character descriptions, five sample scripts bound together. VERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: 05-24-1976. PRODUCER : White, Larry (executive). W RITER : Upton, Gabrielle. ADDITIONAL INFO: note about plot changes, detailed character descriptions, five sample scripts bound together.

Go West, Young Girl HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Apr. 27, 1978. P ROD . C O .: Bennett/Katleman Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Valentine, Karen; Will, Sandra; Whitman, Stuart; Jaeckel, Richard; Kelton, Richard; Dukes, David; Frank, Charles; Palmer, Gregg. • Unsold pilot. Valentine is a young, naïve reporter from New York City failing to find a story in Arizona Territory. Sandra Will joins her as a more savvy westerner, looking for her brother, none other than Billy the Kid (Jaeckel). VERSION: revised final draft. PROD. NO.: 182072. AIR DATE: 04-27-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1978. LAST REVISION: 02-23-1978. PRODUCER: Katleman, Harris (executive); Bennett, Harve (executive); Yanok, George. WRITER: Yanok, George. DIRECTOR: Levi, Alan J.

Goin’ Home AKA Kin Folks Down Home

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Aug. 16, 1978, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: MTM. STARRING: Hooks, Robert; Sinclair, Madge; Hooks, Kevin; Hooks, Eric; Richards, Beah; Rance, Tia; Kilpatrick, Lincoln; Atkinson, Beverly Hope; Gaines, Sonny Jim; Seymour, Anne; Connelly, Norma; Crowder, Dena; Binns, Edward; Watson, William; Scott, Timothy; Parfrey, Woodrow; Bodwell, Boyd; Jones, Mickey; Gilgreen, John; McDaniel, George; Duggan, Andrew. • Unsold pilot, aired under the title Down Home. This was the third pilot for a proposed series about a black family from Detroit moving into the South. The story focused on the death of Mr. Winston Simmons’ white partner at the plumbing store,

The Golden Circle followed by a man hunt for Winston’s retarded killer, and some racial violence against the Simmons. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 08-16-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 07-21-1977. PRODUCER: Barry, Philip. WRITER: Van Peebles, Melvin. DIRECTOR: Cook, Fielder.

The Golden Circle HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 25, 1959, 10: 00 P.M., 1 hr. STARRING: Lawrence, Steve; Gorme, Eydie. WITH: The Andrews Sisters; Avalon, Frankie; Cole, Nat King; The Mills Brothers; Vallee, Rudy. • Bound copy of Rudy Vallee’s script for a special presenting musical artists who had sold over a million copies of a record. Taped for release on both radio and television. V ERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 11-25-1959. S CRIPT DATE: 07-23-1959. LAST REVISION: 07-26-1959. PRODUCER : Hobin, Bill. W RITER : Zelinka, Syd; Drake, Ervin. DIRECTOR: Hobin, Bill. ADDITIONAL INFO: running order, manuscript sheet music for Vallee.

The Golden Gate Murders Specter on the Bridge

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 03, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Universal Studios. STARRING: Janssen, David; York, Susannah; Bochner, Lloyd; Coufos, Paul; O’Connor, Tim; Hunter, Kim; Fudge, Alan; Cordic, Regis J.; O’Brien, Richard; Bull, Richard; Tigar, Kenneth; Ward, Sandy; Paul, Lee; Lormer, Jon; Wingreen, Jason; Brandt, Hank; Morrow, Byron; O’Dwyer, Michael; Bernhardt, Olive. • Aired in the U.S. as The Golden Gate Murders, this may have been intended as a pilot. Detective and nun solve the murder of a priest thought to have committed suicide. The pilot was shown overseas under the earlier title, Specter on the Bridge. V ERSION: revised. P ROD . NO.: 82106, formerly 85369. AIR D ATE : 10-03-1979. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-081978. LAST REVISION: 01-16-1979. PRODUCER: Foreman, Carl (executive); Davis, Jerome L. WRITER: Kinghorn, David J. DIRECTOR: Grauman, Walter.

The Golden Windows HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . CO.: Screen Gems. • Apparently a pilot episode attempting to revive the short lived 1954 soap opera. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 3364. SCRIPT DATE: 04-15-1955. LAST REVISION : 05-02-1955. WRITER: DeWolf, Karen. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions, set and stock list.

Goldie and the Bears (Goldie and the Three Bears) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 26, 1985. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Faracy, Stephanie; Carry, Julius J., III; Hogan, Terry “Hulk”; Davidson, Ben; Tuell, John. • Unsold pilot for a comedy detective series about a football coach’s daughter trying to

make it as a private investigator, with three exChicago Bears football players as her assistants. Goldie and the Three Bears. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1983. WRITERS: Friedman, Ron; Hargrove, Dean; Kreisman, Stu; Cluess, Chris. VERSION: revised draft. A IR DATE : 05-26-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 03-07-1984. LAST REVISION: 03-10-1984. PRODUCER: Hargrove, Dean (executive); Peters, Jeff. WRITERS: Reno, Jeff; Osborn, Ron; Richman, Jeffrey; Gitlin, Joyce; Hargrove, Dean. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears Goldilocks

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 7, 1970, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: DePatie-Freleng. STARRING: Crosby, Bing; Crosby, Kathryn; Crosby, Nathaniel; Crosby, Mary Frances; Winchell, Paul; Schreiber, Avery. • Retelling of the classic fairy tale, with the Crosby family in live action, and cartoon characters interwoven. The show included an advertisement for a record of the music. VERSION: revised draft (as recorded). AIR DATE: 0407-1970. SCRIPT DATE: 04-30-1969. PRODUCER: Freleng, Fritz; DePatie, David. WRITER: Carothers, A.J. DIRECTOR: Breaux, Marc. ADDITIONAL INFO: files with a program advertising sheet describing the production for NBC.

Goliath Awaits HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 1 treatment. NETWORK: syndicated release. BROADCAST: Oct. 16-17, 1981. PROD. CO.: Gay-Jay Bluefield, Columbia Pictures Television. S TARRING: Harmon, Mark; Lee, Christopher; Nolan, Jeanette; McIntire, John; Gorshin, Frank; Albert, Eddie; Carradine, John; Cord, Alex; Forster, Robert; Marsh, Jean; Regehr, Duncan; Fudge, Alan; Innes, George; Lethin, Lori. • Made-forTV movie for the Operation Prime Time series by Larry White Productions. Science Fiction thriller about a sunken ocean liner that has been a viable community for 40 years, but is now running out of power. VERSION: treatment. P ROD . NO.: 182023. SCRIPT DATE: 05-01-1979. VERSION: third revised final draft. P ROD . NO.: 183023. AIR DATE: 10-16-1981, 10-17-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 04-13-1981. PRODUCER: White, Larry (executive); Benson, Hugh; Bluel, Richard; Fielder, Pat (associate). WRITERS: Bluel, Richard; Fielder, Pat; Benson, Hugh. DIRECTOR: Connor, Kevin.

Grammy Awards Show, Annual (17th) HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Mar. 01, 1975. P ROD . C O .: NARAS, Pierre Cossette Company, CBS Television. HOST: Williams, Andy. WITH: Ann-Margaret; Bowie, David; Chapin, Harry; Coolidge, Rita; Essex, David; Flack, Roberta; Franklin, Aretha; Hamlisch, Marvin; Hooper, Les; Jennings, Waylon; Jones, Tom; Knight, Gladys; The Pips; Kostelanetz, André; Kristofferson, Kris; Lennon, John; Mabley, Moms; The Magic Show

SPECIALS cast; Midler, Bette; Moffo, Anna; Murray, Anne; Orlando, Tony; Dawn; Simon, Paul; Smith, Kate; The Spinners; Stevens, Ray; Vallee, Rudy; Williams, Paul; Tufeld, Dick. • 17th annual Grammy Awards from the Uris Theatre, New York. Vallee and Paul Williams presented the award for female pop vocalist. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 03-01-1975. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Cossette, Pierre (executive); Pasetta, Marty. W RITER: Farrell, Marty. D IRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty; Watts, William (associate). A DDITIONAL INFO: cast list, staff list, show order chart, VTR playback list, audio/visuals list, short rundown.

Grammy Awards Show, Annual (20th) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : CBS. B ROADCAST : Feb. 23, 1978. P ROD . C O .: Pierre Cossette Company. HOST: Denver, John. WITH: Count Basie and his Orchestra; Boone, Debbie; Cassidy, Shaun; Gayle, Crystal; Milsap, Ronnie; Tex, Joe; Benson, George; Calloway, Cab; Chicago; Cole, Natalie; Flack, Roberta; Gibb, Andy; Mancini, Henry; Martin, Steve; Newton-John, Olivia; Pearl, Minnie; Rawls, Lou; Warwick, Dionne; Williams, Andy; Williams, Paul. • 20th Annual Grammy Awards Show. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 02-23-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-20-1978. WRITER: Arnott, Bob. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty (also Producer). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, staff list, VTR playback list, seating list.

The Great Ice Rip-Off see A Break in the Ice Green Eyes HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 3, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. STARRING: Winfield, Paul; Tush-

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[unnamed pilot]. VERSION: shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1958. WRITER: Spier, William. CREATED BY : Lupino, Ida; Duff, Howard. W ITH : Blanchard, Mari; Core, Virginia; Del Rio, Jack; Elliott, Ross; Gomez, Luis; Peters, House; Randolph, Donald; Tamarez, Tom; Trevino, George; Whitney, Peter. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast credits; stuntpersons credits. The Jai Alai Story (2 copies). VERSION: shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 09-03-1958. WRITER: Mainwaring, Daniel. Queen Sacrifice. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1958. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. Strange Rendezvous.V ERSION: shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1958. WRITER: Court, Joanne. Murder in Manhattan.VERSION: shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1958. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis. The Man with the Lead Foot. VERSION: shooting script. S CRIPT DATE : 12-02-1958. WRITER: Yates, George.

Gulag (The Russian Games) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: HBO. BROADCAST: Jan. 13, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Lorimar. S TARRING: Keith, David; McDowell, Malcolm; Suchet, David; Clarke, Warren; McEnery, John; Paul, Nancy; Pettifer, Brian; Rimmer, Shane; Boa, Bruce; Lipinski, Eugene; Pravda, George; Jawdokimov, Alexi; Jewers, Ray; Collins, Forbes; Kominowski, Bogdan; Houghton, Barrie; Lee, Ivan. • Made-for-TV movie about a sportswriter attending the Moscow Olympic games, who gets imprisoned in the Russian Gulag, then escapes. This was shown as a motion picture in Europe. VERSION: interim work draft. AIR DATE: 01-13-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 12-29-1983. P RODUCER: Retter, James (executive); Gordon, Dan (executive); Steinberg, Barry (supervising); Adelson, Andrew. WRITERS: Gordon, Dan; Shauli, Rafael; Ben-Porat, Yehousha. DIRECTOR: Young, Roger.

ingham, Rita; Lippe, Jonathan; Racimo, Victoria; Lemi; Wallace, Royce; DoQui, Robert; Sadoff, Fred; Greer, Dabbs; Bryar, Claudia; Hieu, Joseph; Mancini, Ric. • Made-for-TV movie about an American GI’s search for the son he left in Vietnam. The story highlights the plight of mixed-race orphans in post-war Vietnam. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 01-03-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-00-1975. PRODUCER: Rich, Lee (executive); Capice, Philip (executive); Seltzer, David; Erman, John. WRITER: Seltzer, David (also story); Logan, Eugene (story). DIRECTOR: Erman, John.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Emmet Lavery Productions, Tobianne Productions. • Unsold pilot, set 20 years in the future (1997) about settlers from Earth moving to a new planet “Terra Secundus.” Plot focuses on the Landry family, as they deal with primitive conditions and sci-fi monsters. Here There Be Dragons. V ERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 06-14-1977. WRITER: Oringer, Barry.

The Green Peacock

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts (7 episodes). BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Mirella Inc., Universal-International Pictures Company Inc. STARRING: Duff, Howard; Novarro, Ramon. • Unsold series with Howard Duff as Paul Mace, owner of the Green Peacock cantina in Mexico, who sorts out trouble, along with Ramon Novarro his chief bartender. The unnamed pilot episode may have been filmed, but none of the episodes seem to have been broadcast. In this episode, Hope Korseka comes to the Green Peacock.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. STARRING: Day, Laraine. • Jury results for test film shown

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in New York City, plot synopsis, and treatments for nine episodes of the proposed series about a sheriff ’s widow who becomes sheriff herself. This proposed series didn’t test well, and was not picked up for production. A IR DATE : 04-23-1958 (test film). WRITER: Sale, Richard; Sale (Loos), Mary. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and list of titles for 26 episodes.

Hannah’s Daughters

Hannah’s Daughters HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Paramount Television. • Unsold miniseries, based on the book of the same name by Dorothy Gallegher, based on the true story of Hannah Nesbit, matriarch of five generations of women. VERSION: treatment. SCRIPT NO.: 78-2-135. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1978. PRODUCER: Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Hill, John; Gallegher, Dorothy (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: introduction and script treatment.

Happy Birthday, Bob HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 23, 1983, 3 hrs. PROD. C O.: Hope Enterprises, James Lipton Productions, Kennedy Center Television Productions, NBC Television. G UEST OF HONOR : Hope, Bob. WITH : Ball, Lucille; Baryshnikov, Mikhail; Brinkley, Christie; Burns, George; Carter, Lynda; Cosell, Howard; Crosby, Kathryn; Diller, Phyllis; Easton, Sheena; Hagler, Marvin; Hope, Dolores; Iglesias, Julio; Jillian, Ann; Kermit the Frog; Henson, Jim; Leonard, Sugar Ray; Lynn, Loretta; Mandrell, Barbara; Moore, Dudley; Reagan, Ronald; Scott, George C.; Selleck, Tom; Shafer, Raymond; Shields, Brooke; Sinatra, Frank; Tharp, Twyla; Tiegs, Cheryl; Wilson, Flip. • Gala event held live at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., in honor of Bob Hope’s 80th birthday. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 05-23-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-20-1983. PRODUCER: Hope, Bob (executive); Lipton, James (executive); Caranchini, Silvio (associate); Del Prete, Lou (associate). WRITERS: Henry, Gig; Mills, Robert L.; Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman. DIRECTOR: Mischer, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: index, staff list, talent list, maps, floor plans, schedules, quickie rundown (live portions), short rundown, long rundown.

Harold and the Rabbit HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Jeni Productions, Inc., Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot about characters Harold Beck and Rabbit McAvoy, sports managers dealing with their clients’ problems. This episode focused on a woman client (Rabbit’s love interest) trying to break into the pro golf circuit, and a young basketball player with an unnamed fatal disease, trying to get back into the game. VERSION: rev. final draft. PROD. NO.: 182064. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1978. WRITER: Boretz, Alvin.

Harold Robbins’ “The Pirate” see The Pirate The Haunted Trailer HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 26, 1977. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. S TARRING: Tewes, Lauren; Ellis, Monie. • Aired as an ABC Weekend Special — ABC Short Story Special. Sharon Adams and her sister

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Mickey drive Sharon’s new trailer to college. Comedy as the classical music loving ghosts feud with the rock and roll loving girls. V ERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 03-26-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1976. WRITER: Specht, Robert; Arthur, Robert (story).

Haven on the Hill see Land Where My Fathers Died Having Babies II HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 28, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company. STARRING: Sullivan, Susan; Bill, Tony; Gorman, Cliff; Lynley, Carol; Meriwether, Lee; Prentiss, Paula; Pryor, Nicholas; Rogers, Wayne; Yates, Cassie; Rist, Robbie; Marshak, Tracy; St. Clair, Michael; Bogart, Tracy; Balaski, Belinda; Collins, Patrick; Perlman, Rhea; Haynes, Cal; Robinson, Valerie; Swor, Stacy; Arquette, Rosanna; Borden, Alice; Martin, Marcia; Freedley, Vinton, III; McPeak, Sandy; Lyons, Linda; Medici, John; Beauvy, Nicholas; Bennett, Marcia; Hirson, Alice. • Second pilot for the unsold series Julie Farr, M.D. In this installment Dr. Farr (Susan Sullivan) emerges as the leading role. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-28-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-05-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-25-1977. PRODUCER: Isenberg, Gerald I. (executive); Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Briggs, Richard. WRITER: Clark, Elizabeth; Marcus, Ann (story). DIRECTOR: Michaels, Richard.

Having Babies III HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 3, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Network Television. STARRING: Sullivan, Susan; Howard, Dennis; Todd, Beverly; Ryan, Mitch; Astin, Patty Duke; Beller, Kathleen; Foster, Phil; Jackson, Jamie Smith; Lembeck, Michael; McClanahan, Rue; Mulligan, Richard; Rader, Jack; Nunn, Terri; Martel, K.C. • Third and final pilot for the unsold medical drama series, Julie Farr, M.D. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 011-60141-001. AIR DATE : 03-03-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 01-03-1978. PRO DUCER: Isenberg, Gerald I. (executive); Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Sandefur, B.W. W RITER: Chais, Pamela. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Jackie.

Hawke and O’Keefe see Shooting Stars Haywire HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : May 14, 1980, 3 hrs. PROD . CO.: Warner Bros. Television. S TARRING: Remick, Lee; Robards, Jason; Raffin, Deborah; Hull, Dianne; Bochner, Hart; Gray, Linda; Johnson, Richard; Jagger, Dean; Guest, Christopher; Robinson, Charlie; Holahan, Dennis; Petrie, Donald; Hunter,

SPECIALS Kaki; Cort, Bill; Gordon, Larry; Wallace, Royce; Masters, Natalie; Hardin, Melora; Lytton, Debbie; Werner, Karen; Alderson, John; Bethune, Ivy; Guerin, Kim; King, Lindsay Brooke; Knox, Kimberly; Garcia, Margarita; Cooley, Isabel; Lindsey, Minnie. • Biopic about Leland Hayward and Margaret Sullivan’s troubled family life, from the book by daughter, Brooke Hayward. VERSION: final draft (pts. 1 & 2). AIR DATE: 05-141980. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1979. LAST REVISION: 03-161979. PRODUCER: Pierson, Frank (executive); Hayward, William. WRITER: Davis, Peter (also story); Davis, Ivan (also story); Costigan, James; Pierson, Frank; Hayward, Brooke (book). DIRECTOR: Tuchner, Michael.

Heartland see Things in Their Season Hearts HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Paramount Studios. • Fact-based drama about two competing heart specialists driving the development of two rival heart transplant centers in the U.S. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-12-1977. WRITER: Robinson, Robie; Thompson, Thomas (book).

Heat HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Paramount Television. • From the thriller by Arthur Herzog about global warming and impending global disaster. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1978. PRODUCER : Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Nelson, Peter; Herzog, Arthur (book).

Hedda Gabler HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: May 22 and 27, 1946, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Don Lee Television. STARRING: credits not known. • Early experimental broadcast of the Ibsen classic. May have been filmed at the Pasadena Community Playhouse — Don Lee/KTSL broadcast several of their plays in 1946. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 05-22-1946. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Teschan, Walter; Ibsen, Henrik (story). DIRECTOR: Armistead, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: some edits in pencil, name “Oglesby” in pencil on first page.

The Heel HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Actor Guy Desmond, known as “The Heel” for being notorious to deal with, joins the cast of King Lear, and falls for an actress, Janet Bellamy, who is involved with the stage manager, Paul Grayson. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Masters, Monty.

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Hellman HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Lew Hellman, private investigator, working on a gangster case that got him thrown off the police force a year earlier. Set in 1946 Los Angeles. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-12-1974. WRITER: Woodfield, William Read (also creator).

Henry Fonda and “The Family” AKA Henry Fonda & Family HOLDINGS: Tom Koch Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 6, 1962, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Tandem Enterprises, Inc., Yorkin-Lear Production. STARRING: Fonda, Henry; Lynley, Carol; Van Dyke, Dick; Williams, Cara; Felton, Verna; Lynde, Paul; Mark, Flip; Pollard, Michael J.; Blocker, Dan. • Comedy program based on the statistical analysis of American family values; Fonda M.C.’s the various scenes. “With David Rose and His Orchestra. Presented by the American Dental Association.”. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 02-06-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1961. PRODUCER: Lear, Norman; Yorkin, Bud. WRITERS: Lear, Norman; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Yorkin, Bud. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits, production staff, show rundown.

Herndon

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HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Aug. 26, 1983, 30 min. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, Henderson Production Company. STARRING: Richards, Michael; McGinley, Ted; Brooks, Randi; Ramsey, Anne. WITH: Riker, Robin; Pennington, Marla; Parker, F. William; Longo, Tony; Thomas, Sharon. • Unsold pilot aired as Herndon and Me. Sitcom about a nerdy electronics whiz named Herndon who hires Shack, the high school jock he grew up with, out of pity. Interplay between unsuccessful but charming Shack and klutzy genius Herndon as disparate buddies. VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 61011-368. AIR DATE : 08-26-1983. SCRIPT DATE : 03-21-1983. PRO DUCER: Marshall, Garry K (executive); Ganz, Lowell (executive); Hallin, Ronny (executive); Carroll, Rich. WRITER: Ganz, Lowell; Mandel, Babaloo. DIRECTOR: Marshall, Garry K. ADDITIONAL INFO.: includes staff and crew list, call sheets (4), thank you card. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (key grip).

Hey, I’m Alive HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 7, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Charles Fries— Alskog Production. S TARRING: Asner, Edward; Struthers, Sally; Selzer, Milton; Beggs, Hagan; Hernandez, Maria; Melgrave, Claudine. • Made-for-TV movie based on the memoirs of Helen Klaben about the 1963 airplane crash she and a bush pilot survived for 49 days in the Yukon wilderness. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 11-07-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1975. LAST REVISION: 02-28-1975. PRODUCER: Fries, Charles (executive); Schiller, Lau-

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rence. WRITER: Lakin, Rita; Klaben, Helen (book); Day, Beth (book) DIRECTOR: Schiller, Laurence.

The Hollywood Detective

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Universal City Studios, Papazian-Hirsch Entertainment, MCA Television Entertainment. STARRING: Savalas, Telly; Udy, Helene; Coe, George; Dallesandro, Joe; Reese, Tom; Bassett, William H.; Greene, James; Hotton, Donald; Mullavey, Greg; Evans, Troy; Jones, Jon Paul; Katims, David; Lowenthal, Mark; Poppe, Herman; Polk, Randy; Savalas, Candace; Savalas, Gus; Shearman, Alan; West, Christopher; Wheeler, John; Worthy, Angela Wilder. • Harry Powell, star of a TV detective series of the 1960s, meets Lois Wednesday and starts a second career as a private investigator. By the time the special was released on cable in 1989, the detective’s name was changed to Harry Bell and he reflected the Kojak character. This ‘82 script leans a little more towards a rendition of Dick Powell’s Philip Marlowe. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 85765. AIR DATE: 1025-1989. SCRIPT DATE: 06-15-1982. LAST REVISION: 0625-1982. PRODUCER: Papazian, Robert A. (executive); Hirsch, James G. (executive); Crowe, Christopher (coexecutive); Louis, R.J.; Connor, Kevin (co-producer); Mirisch, Andrew (supervising — not on broadcast billing). WRITER: Crowe, Christopher. DIRECTOR: Connor, Kevin. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 17, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Universal-Public Arts. STARRING: Murphy, Ben; Darby, Kim; Alexander, Jane; Fanciosa, Anthony; Margolin, Stuart; Gierasch, Stefan; Clark, Matt; McKinney, Bill; LeGault, W.L.; Askew, Luke; Parfrey, Woodrow; Selzer, Milton; Glover, Bruce; Arliss, Dimitra; Davis, Roger; Robinson, Roger; Sutherlin, Wayne; Edwards, Ronnie Claire. • Broadcast as This Is the West That Was. Comedy about Hickok and Calamity Jane. VERSION: revised. P ROD . NO.: 31337 (formerly 81826). AIR DATE: 12-17-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 03-251974. LAST REVISION: 07-30-1974. PRODUCER: Huggins, Roy (executive); Swerling, Jo, Jr. WRITERS: Rolfe, Sam H.; Swerling, Jo, Jr. DIRECTOR: Cook, Fielder. ADDITIONAL I NFO : cast list, set list. U SED BY : Parfrey, Woodrow (role of Mel Castlewaite).

A Highly Forgettable Evening with Dick Van Dyke HOLDINGS: Tom Koch Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS? BROADCAST: Sept. 30, 1966? STARRING: Van Dyke, Dick. • Possibly became a segment of the Garry Moore Show that aired Sept. 30, 1966. Review in Variety describes some of the same numbers. Identification uncertain, but the show does not appear to have aired as a special in its own right. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-04-1966. PRODUCER: Paul, Byron; Baker, Herbert. WRITERS: Keller, Sheldon; Koch, Tom; Baker, Herbert. D IRECTOR: Donohue, Jack. A DDITIONAL INFO : long rundown. USED BY: Koch, Tom.

Highspots of the Greatest Show on Earth HOLDINGS: John Pickard and Frank Provo Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 9, 1959, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: ABC Television, Edsel & Mercury. HOST: Kovacs, Ernie. STARRING: Naumann, Hans; Ibarra Brothers; Dior Sisters; Schmitt, Capt. Hugo; Alzana, Harold; Shawn, Galla; Doyle, Frankie; Lipowska, Gina; Moroski, Charles; Zacchini; others. • Highlights from the live show of the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus, from Charlotte, North Carolina. VERSION: not stated (3 copies). AIR DATE: 03-091959. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Philbin, Jack. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. D IRECTOR: Diskin, Marshall. ADDITIONAL INFO: our copy original typescript with handwritten edits, 2 carbon copies. VERSION: first revision. SCRIPT DATE: 02-27-1959. V ERSION: second revision. S CRIPT D ATE : 03-061959. VERSION: third revision. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1959.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : USA. B ROADCAST : Oct. 25, 1989. P ROD . C O .:

Hollywood Detective Store HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Studios, Writers Company. • Unsold pilot. “A 90-minute pilot for ABC-TV.” Cathy Stratton, Lon Carpenter, and Harry Raines own the Hollywood Detective Store, and are private investigators. In addition to the sleuthing, there was romantic tension/ humor from the triangle relationship of the two men being in love with Cathy. VERSION: revised second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-291976. PRODUCER: Kallis, Stanley (executive). WRITER: Ludwig, Jerrold L.

Holmes’ Sweet Home see The Beautiful Years Home Is Where the House Is HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. Psychologist Jennifer Claycomb lives and works in a single suite of rooms in San Francisco. Sitcom follows the life of Jennifer with Sally Mills, her secretary, Norma Simpson, her aunt and housekeeper, her son, Douglas, and her love interest, Hal Steinberg. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1975. WRITER: not listed. ADDITIONAL INFO: set map.

A Home of Our Own AKA Who’ll See to the Children HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 10, 1975. PROD. CO.: Quinn

SPECIALS Martin Productions. STARRING: Miller, Jason; Cordova, Pancho; San Juan, Guillermo; Novi, Enrique; Zapata, Carmen; Padilla, Richard; Rios, Roland; Doring, Arturo Rodriguez; Zaga, Luis; Montiel, Luis; Duhart, Armando; Escobedo, Fabian; Armendáriz, Pedro, Jr.; Angarola, Richard; Alvarez, Rosario; Dosamantes, Susana. • Made-for-TV movie based on the story of Father William Wasson’s efforts to create a home for orphaned and abandoned children in Mexico. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 10-19-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 03-24-1975. LAST REVISION: 05-07-1975. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Baum, Fred; Stoneham, Russell (supervising). WRITER: Hanalis, Blanche. DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

The Honeymooners (Cavalcade of Stars) HOLDINGS: Philip Rapp Collection —1 sketch. NETWORK: DuMont. BROADCAST: Jul. 22, 1950(?). STARRING: Gleason, Jackie; Kelton, Pert; Carney, Art. • Gleason began his tenure as host on Cavalcade of Stars on Jul. 8, 1950. During his third appearance on Cavalcade of Stars, Jackie Gleason presented the first Honeymooners sketch. Pert Kelton was Alice, and Carney appeared as a passing beat cop, not in his later role as Ed Norton. Bread, #1 (The Honeymooners). VERSION: Honeymooners sketch only. WRITERS: Bigelow, Joe; Crane, Harry; Gleason, Jackie.

Hooray for Hollywood HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 24, 1964, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Desilu. STARRING: Bernardi, Herschel; Litel, John; Jameson, Joyce; Blondell, Joan; Keeler, Ruby; Troup, Bobby; Sidney, George; Kaplan, Marvin. • Pilot movie for unsold series about the fictitious Jerome P. Baggley, head of a major movie studio. Period piece set in the 1930s. Baggley the Magnificent. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 5132-1. AIR DATE: 06-24-1964. SCRIPT DATE: 11-261963. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1963. PRODUCER: Shear, Barry. WRITER: Keller, Sheldon. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry.

The Horrible Honchos HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 9, 1977, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Daniel Wilson Productions. STARRING: Richards, Kim; Juttner, Christian; Talboy, Tara; Jayne, Billy; Maleki, Christopher; Haddon, Laurence; Davison, Davey. • Aired as an ABC Afterschool Special. The story is based on the book The 17th Street Gang by Emily Cheney Neville. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 77-1-71. AIR DATE: 03-09-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 01-04-1977. PRODUCER: Wilson, Daniel (executive); Sears, Fran; Curley, Joanne (associate). WRITER: Baum, Thomas; Neville, Emily Cheney (book). DIRECTOR: Elikann, Larry.

Hotel Las Vegas HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: Bud

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How the West Was Won Austin Production, Paramount Pictures. • Unsold pilot. “90 minute pilot for NBC-TV.” Norman Acton, musicologist and new recipient of a heart valve he doesn’t know is faulty, runs into hip singers Jack and Jill, and Jill’s repressed sister Friday. Friday and Norman roam Las Vegas while everyone tries to find them and impart the urgent news about the heart valve. VERSION: rev. first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-23-1977. PRODUCER : Austin, Bud (also developed). WRITER: Pleshette, John.

Hotpoint Holiday Hour HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 24, 1949, 4: 00 P.M., 1 hr. PROD. CO.: WCBS-TV. STARRING: Vallee, Rudy; Lombardo, Guy; Bruce, Carol; Raye, Mary; Naldi, Nita; The Three Rockets; The Upstarts; Levinson, Sam. • Thanksgiving variety special, hosted by Vallee. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 11-24-1949. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Wood, Barry. DIRECTOR: Sussan, Herbert. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten edits by Vallee.

Hour of the Leopard see The Specialists House of Wax HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot, The Faceless Man. Hank Jarrod owner of a wax museum in New York helps police capture a mysterious sniper terrorizing the city. Based on the 1953 film, but with a more positive aspect. The Faceless Man. VERSION: final. SCRIPT DATE: 0220-1958. WRITER: Gidding, Nelson; Crane, Wilbur (screenplay); Belden, Charles (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

How the West Was Won HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —17 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 6-14, 1977, 3 episodes. Feb. 12, to May 21, 1978, 12 episodes. Jan. 15, to Apr. 23, 1979, 11 episodes (see under Series). STARRING: Arness, James; Saint, Eva Marie; Boxleitner, Bruce; Holcomb, Kathryn; Schreck, Vicki; Cullen, William Kirby; Flanagan, Fionnuala; Murray, Don; Zerbe, Anthony; Kiley, Richard; Conrad, William. • How the West Was Won is a complicated program. It is known primarily as a mini-series, so it is included in this section of our book. In reality, the show was a series with a mini-series pilot, and then two half-seasons in the following years. There was also a precursor to the series known as The Macahans that aired in 1976. The following three episode scripts probably represent the second (1977) 3 part mini-series, but are not immediately identifiable as aired episodes. In Cully Madigan Zeb tries to help Cully get his son back from the Arikara. In Talley’s Law the focus is on Kate and her children, and a stranger named Mr. Anderson. In the Tenth Dragoons, Zeb acts as intermediary for Camp Thomas Command Post during an Apache uprising led by Chuchillo.

Huey Long For the first mini-series the credits are: PRODUCER: Mantley, John (executive); Hayden, Jeffrey; Stephens, John G. WRITERs: Mantley, John; Byrnes, Jim; Kelley, William; Wallace, Earl W.; Bishop, Ron. DIRECTORs: Kennedy, Burt; Mann, Daniel. GUEST CAST: Zerbe, Anthony; Murray, Don; Lind, Brit; Dano, Royal; Dehner, John; Angarola, Richard; Huddleston, David; Wood, John Lisbon; Johnson, Sander; Poppe, Herman; McGillin, Howard; Flory, Med; Lookinland, Todd; Jenson, Roy; Padilla, Robert; Pickard, John; Rea, Peggy; Firestone, Eddie; Ferrone, Dan; others. Cully Madigan. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 4707. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1975. PRODUCER: Mantley, John (executive); Byrnes, Jim. W RITER: Kelley, William. Talley’s Law. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 4705 (1041-4705). SCRIPT DATE : 09-18-1975. PRODUCER : Mantley, John (executive); Byrnes, Jim. W RITER: Bishop, Ron. The Tenth Dragoons. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 4713. SCRIPT DATE: 11-19-1975. PRODUCER: Mantley, John (executive); Byrnes, Jim. W RITER: Keys, William. In addition to the three unidentified episodes, there are 12 scripts and two sub-scripts from the 1978 miniseries. These are otherwise known as Episodes 1-3, and 5-14, comprising most of season two of the miniseries. For the second mini-series, credits are: PRODUCER: Mantley, John (executive); Byrnes, Jim. W RITERS: Mantley, John; Byrnes, Jim; Kelley, William; Fast, Howard; Wallace, Earl W.; Bishop, Ron; Miller, Jack; Clements, Calvin, Sr.; Cibber, Colley; Fast, Howard; Powers, Katharyn. DIRECTORS: McEveety, Bernard; McEveety, Vincent. GUEST CAST: Basehart, Richard; Bieri, Ramon; Hansen, Peter; Bridges, Lloyd; Buchholz, Horst; Ferrer, Mel; Gallardo, Silvana; Fisher, Bruce; Gilliam, Burton; McCay, Peggy; Mitchell, Cameron; Montalban, Ricardo; Lee, Christopher; Noble, Trisha; Collier, Don; Stephens, James; Wallace, George D.; Yulin, Harris; Pickens, Slim; Markland, Ted; Little Sky, Eddie; Jordan, Ted; Kemmerling, Warren; Withers, Mark; Chambliss, Woodrow; Ripley, Jay; Williams, Van; Olek, Henry; Marquis, Kristopher; Keith, Brian; Reilly, John; Woodward, Morgan; The Westernaires; Benesch, Lynn; Callahan, Pepe; Kemp, Sally; Noble, Anita; Elias, Louie; Wright, Richard; Lauter, Ed; Almanzar, James; Gallegos, Joshua; Naranjo, Ivan; Vanders, Warren; Cody, Iron Eyes; Lenz, Kay; Martin, Jared; Braeden, Eric; Elliott, Stephen; others. “A Television Novel in 6 Hours” #2-1, 2-2, 2-3. VERSION: revised. P ROD . NO.: 4720, 4721, 4722 (3 episodes bound as one). SCRIPT DATE: 08-23-1976. LAST REVISION: 02-06-1977. AIR DATE: 02-12-1978, 0219-1978, 02-26-1978. Buffalo Story (sub-script) #2-5, 2-6, 2-7. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 4731, 4732, 4733. SCRIPT DATE: 06-08-1977. LAST REVISION: 06-09-1977. Orville Gant / Robbers Roost (sub-script) #2-6, 27, 2-8, 2-9. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 4732, 4733, 4734, 4735. SCRIPT DATE: 06-02-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-19-1977. [Part 1], #2-5. VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 4731. SCRIPT DATE: 05-13-1977. LAST REVISION: 05-26-

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Huey Long , The Late, Great Populist AKA The Late, Great Populist—The Life and Assassination of Huey P. Long of Louisiana AKA The Life and Assassination of the Kingfish HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 21, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Tomorrow Entertainment. STARRING: Asner, Edward; Pryor, Nicholas; Kagan, Diane; Cook, Fredric; Kavanaugh, Dorrie; Allen, Gary; Smith, Donegan; Reyes, Stanley; Masterson, Rod; Ramay, Steven; Staples, Jake; Swartz, Wilbur; Alden, Tom; Hoerner, Edward; Mayre, Jean; Read, Brooks; Leggio, Jerry; Draper, Don; Krousel, Walter; others. Made-for-TV movie, broadcast as The Life and Assassination of the Kingfish. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 03-21-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-16-1976. LAST REVISION: 09-18-1976. PRO-

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Moore, Thomas W. (executive); Leaf, Paul; Grand, Robert (associate). WRITER: Collins, Robert E. DIRECTOR: Collins, Robert E.

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 4 & 28, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal. STARRING: Bixby, Bill; Sullivan, Susan; Colvin, Jack; Ferrigno, Lou; Batson, Susan; Siebert, Charles; Gallo, Mario; Server, Eric; Devon, Eric; Mitchell, Jake; Parker, Lara; Larsen, William; Barash, Olivia; Brenlin, George; Taylor, June Whitley; Locke, Terrence. • Pilot aired as The Incredible Hulk movie of 1977, prior to the 1978 series. David Banner is first turned into ‘the Hulk’ and his love, Elaine Marks, helps him until a lab explosion kills her, and he allows himself to be presumed dead. The second pilot movie aired as The Incredible Hulk: Death in the Family. David ‘Benton’ helps a young woman, Julie Griffith, who is being systematically poisoned by her stepmother. The Hulk AKA The Incredible Hulk. VERSION: final revision. P ROD. NO.: 85200. AIR DATE: 11-04-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 04-13-1977. PRODUCER: Johnson, Kenneth. WRITER: Johnson, Kenneth. DIRECTOR: Johnson, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. Death in the Family AKA The Incredible Hulk: Death in the Family. VERSION: final revision. PROD. NO.: 85201. AIR DATE: 11-28-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 05-021977. PRODUCER: Johnson, Kenneth. WRITER: Johnson, Kenneth. DIRECTOR: Levi, Alan J. CAST: Prange, Laura; Tristan, Dorothy; McLiam, John; Watson, Mills; Daniels, William; McRaney, Gerald; Mohica, Victor; Phillips, Robert; Weldon, Ann; Wiser, Linda; Brown, Roger Aaron; Adams, Janet; Swan, Socorro. A DDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

The Hunted Lady AKA Susan, A Very Special Lady HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Nov. 28, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD . CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Mills, Donna; Casey, Lawrence P.; Duggan, Andrew; Feinstein, Alan; Lewis, Geoffrey; McGuire, Michael; O’Hara, Jenny; Redeker, Quinn; Reed, Robert; Sampson, Will; Roccuzzo, Mario; Yniguez, Richard; Walton, Jess; Gomez, Panchito; Miller, Mark; Cohoon, Patti; Nathan, Robert; Brandt, Hank; Lacher, Taylor; Darlow, David; Herd, Richard; Howard, Vince; others. • Collection also includes three additional episodes for the unsold series. Donna Mills as a policeman’s daughter, running from an unjust accusation of murder, and trying to solve the crime. Susan, A Very Special Lady (working title), #1-1 (pilot). VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 9820-7701. AIR DATE: 11-28-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 07-26-1977. PRODUCER : Martin, Quinn (executive); Yates, William Robert. WRITER: Yates, William Robert. DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis, cast list, set list. Reap the Harvest, #1-2. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1977. WRITER: Barnes, Dallas L. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis.

Run with Me, #1-4. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1977. WRITER: Ware, Clyde. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis. Fair Game, #1-5. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1977. WRITER: Rodgers, Mark. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis.

Hunter see Pursuer Hunters of the Reef see Spanner’s Key I Married a Bear HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Four Star Television. STARRING: Lee, Michele; Young, Stephen; Rich, Ron. • Unsold pilot. Family sitcom about Fran and Roger Loomis, and their son, Rover. Roger is a baseball player with the Bears. In this pilot episode Fran’s wedding ring gets stuck in the garbage disposal just before a big game. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [developed for the 1967-68 season]. WRITERS: Burns, Allan; Hayward, Chris. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten list of players (baseball team) descriptions on a piece of Harold’s Club of Reno stationery.

The Impostor HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Mar. 18, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Hecht, Paul; Kelly, Nancy; Baxter, Meredith; Ging, Jack; Baxley, Barbara; Vernon, John; Asner, Edward; Jenkins, Paul; Gallison, Joseph; Campos, Victor; Glover, Bruce; Price, Sherwood; Stewart, Charlotte; Denor, Suzanne; Schell, Ronnie; Murdock, George. • Unsold pilot. Joe Ryan, recently retired Army investigator, helps injured buddy, Teddy Durham, who operates a security agency. V ERSION: revised draft. A IR DATE : 03-18-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 01-14-1974. PRODUCER: Bluel, Richard (executive); Stambler, Robert. WRITER: Sevorg, Jon; Coopersmith, Jerome (on script); August, Ken (as broadcast); Neuman, E. Jack (characters). DIRECTOR: Abroms, Edward M.

In Broad Daylight HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 17, 1971, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions, Paramount Studios. S TARRING: Boone, Richard; Pleshette, Suzanne; Stevens, Stella; Marley, John; Beir, Fred. WITH: Bissell, Whit; Smith, Paul; Spelling, Daniel; Dodd, Barbara; Sansom, Ken; Edwards, Sam; Lewis, Buddy; Bello, Frank; Ward, Al C. • Made-for-TV movie aired as an ABC Movie of the Weekend. A blind actor plots revenge on his cheating wife and her lover. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-17-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 05-28-1971. LAST REVISION: 06-25-1971. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Mirisch, Robert. WRITER: Cohen, Larry. DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of Cunningham).

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The Incredible Race AKA The Incredible Rocky Mountain Race

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 27, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.:

HOLDINGS: Sam Edwards Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 17, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Schick Sunn Classic Productions, Charles E. Sellier Productions. STARRING: Connelly, Christopher; Tucker, Forrest; Storch, Larry. WITH: Kruschen, Jack;

Writers Company, with Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Everett, Chad; Hershey, Barbara; Zerbe, Anthony; Duff, Howard; Scarwid, Diana; Wayne, David; Sterling, Tisha; Jens, Salome; Sampson, Robert; Marta, Lynne; Colman, Booth; LeRoy, Gloria; Mallory, Carole; Kamel, Stanley. • Made-for-TV movie about a lawyer who comes to the defense of his ex-girlfriend when she is accused of killing her girlfriend. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 162114. AIR DATE: 02-27-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-26-1976. LAST REVISION: 12-09-1976. PRODUCER : Kallis, Stanley (executive); Daniel, Jay; Ludwig, Jerrold L. WRITER: Ludwig, Jerrold L. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert.

In This Body AKA The Rape of Sister Magdalena HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Bedford Productions, Playboy Productions. • Young novice about to take her final vows comes to terms with her clairvoyance and her pregnancy with the help of Father Paul. VERSION: final draft revised. SCRIPT DATE: 05-301975. LAST REVISION: 07-08-1975. WRITER: Gruskin, Jerome.

In This House of Brede HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 27, 1975, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Tomorrow Entertainment, G.E. Theater. STARRING: Rigg, Diana; Brown, Pamela; Watford, Gwen; Quilley, Denis; Bowker, Judi; Clay, Nicholas; Spencer, Gladys; Blalock, Julia; Mitchell, Charlotte; Bradley, Elizabeth; Rye, Ann; Rowe, Frances; Sproule, Peter; Heery, Margaret; Willmer, Catharine; Molloy, Dervla; Legge, Janette; Lush, Valerie; Davies, Janet. • Madefor-TV movie, a businesswoman retires to the life of a cloistered Benedictine nun, from the novel by Rumer Godden. VERSION: third draft. PROD. NO.: 74-11-12. AIR DATE: 02-27-1975. SCRIPT DATE : 11-04-1974. PRODUCER : Barry, Philip (executive); Schaefer, George. WRITERS: Costigan, James; Godden, Rumer. DIRECTOR: Schaefer, George.

In Time of Doubt HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Medical drama focusing on Dr. Howard Wesley and his relationship with his wife. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. [195?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty.

The Incredible Hulk see The Hulk The Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel see The Outlander

Mazurki, Mike; Baer, Parley; Bissell, Whit; Zuckert, Bill; Haggerty, Don; Edwards, Sam; Gibbon, Sandy; Kazele, William; Hansen, John; others. • Made-forTV movie about a fictional race between Mark Twain and Mike Fink to see who could get to the Pacific Ocean first, and also complete a scavenger hunt for improbable items along the way. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 12-17-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1977. PRODUCER: Sellier, Charles E., Jr. (executive); Stabler, Robert. WRITERS: Chapman, Tom; O’Malley, David. DIRECTOR: Conway, James L.; Fleck, Jerry (assistant). ADDITIONAL INFO: call sheet. USED BY: Edwards, Sam (part of Petrie).

Indians AKA Night Eyes AKA Starfire AKA Born to the Wind HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 19 and 22, and Sept. 5, 1982, 3 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Portillo, Rose; Sampson, Will; Martinez, A; Berti, Dehl; Delgado, Emilio; Redfearn, Linda; San Juan, Guillermo; Romero, Ned; Avila, Cynthia; Griego, Sandra; Martinez, Claudio; Tupou, Manu; Gallardo, Silvana; Ramus, Nick; Cromwell, James; Diaz, Rudy; Keams, Geraldine; Greene, Eric. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series aired under the title, Born to the Wind, about a group of Plains Indians, told by ‘Starfire’ a chief ’s daughter. Mini-series composed of four pilots shot in 1978, but didn’t air until 1982. This script was the segment titled Night Eyes which aired as the first part of the mini-series, a boy raised by wolves enters the tribe. Night Eyes, #1-1. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 08-19-1982. SCRIPT DATE : 02-23-1978. PRODUCER : Scherick, Edgar J. (executive); Blatt, Daniel H. (executive); Rapoport, I.C. WRITER: Milburn, Sue [writers for other episodes: Keys, William; Rapoport, I.C.; Reisman, Del]. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S.; Rapoport, I.C.; Leacock, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list.

Invitation to Hell see The Club Ira, Joe and Esther HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold series about Joe Mendelson, a rock star who leads the group, ‘Joseph and His Brethern.’ His parents, Ira and Esther, love him but don’t understand his desire to retire at age 27. Many Happy Replays. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Barrett, Earl (also creator). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions.

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Irving Wallace’s The Word see The Word

Otto, Linda. WRITERS: Karpf, Stephen; Karpf, Elinor. DIRECTOR: Lowry, Dick.

Irwin Shaw’s Top of the Hill see Top of the Hill

The Jigsaw Murders

It’s Bob Hope’s Merry Christmas Show HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 19, 1983, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Hope Enterprises, NBC Television. STARRING: Hope, Bob. WITH: Shields, Brooke; Bach, Catherine; Forsythe, John. • Variety gala for Christmas, involving the Rose Parade queen and her court, and interviews with the Rose Bowl football teams, awards for the Associated Press All-American Teams. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 12-19-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-09-1983. PRODUCER: Hope, Bob (executive); Kozak, Elliott (co-producer); Caranchini, Silvio (associate). WRITER: Perret, Gene; Mills, Robert L.; Fox, Fred S.; Jacobs, Seaman; Henry, Gig. DIRECTOR: Smith, Sid. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff lists, schedules, short rundown.

Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 14, 1981, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Smith, Jaclyn; Franciscus, James; Taylor, Rod; Elliott, Stephen; Nevins, Claudette; Moffat, Donald; Chapman, Joseph; Hobbs, Heather; Sweet, Dolph; Kelly, James F.; Berger, Lauree; Marsac, Maurice; Roberts, Eve. • Made-for-TV movie, biography of the popular first lady. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-14-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 03-20-1981. LAST REVISION: 07-09-1981. PRODUCER : Randolph, Louis. W RITER : Gethers, Steven. DIRECTOR: Gethers, Steven.

James A. Michener’s Dynasty see Michener Project The James Project see The Bostonians The Jayne Mansfield Story ( Jayne Mansfield: A Symbol of the Fifties) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 29, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Alan Landsburg Productions. STARRING: Anderson, Loni; Schwarzenegger, Arnold; Buktenica, Raymond; Lloyd, Kathleen; Spradlin, G.D.; Shelley, Dave; Jacoby, Laura; Rydbeck, Whitney; Medici, John; Arquette, Lewis; Jeter, James; Kent, Janice; Seibel, Lynn; Van Dam, Gwen; Welles, Joan; Young, Buck; Stafford, David; Beaudine, Kathy. • Made-for-TV biography of the popular movie star. AIR DATE: 10-29-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 07-20-1978. P RODUCER : Kuhn, Tom (executive); Barnett, Joan;

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold script. Amy Busch dissects dolls and humans in this thriller about a female serial killer, set in and around Carmel Valley, California. VERSION: not stated. Script No.: 77-3-168. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1977?]. WRITER: Mann, Edward Andrew.

Joan of Arkansas HOLDINGS: Philip Rapp Collection —1 script, 1 treatment. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Joan Davis Enterprises, NBC Productions. STARRING: Davis, Joan; Emery, John; Bissell, Whit; Wright, Ben; Graff, Wilton; Patrick, Lee; Frees, Paul; Brubaker, Robert; Brand, Jolene; Soulé, Olan. • Unsold pilot. Joan Davis as a dental assistant chosen by computer to be the first person in space. This 30 minute pilot made it onto film, but was never broadcast. VERSION: treatment. S CRIPT D ATE : 03-10-1958. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. VERSION: estimating script. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Stillman, Robert. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. DIRECTOR: Rapp, Philip.

Johnny Come Lately HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts, Milton Josefsberg Collection —13 scripts. NETWORK: CBS/NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 8, 1960, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: California National Productions. STARRING: Carson, Jack; Windsor, Marie; Reeves, Dick; Moore, Alvy; Sarracino, Ernest; Morgan, Tracy; Knudsen, Barbara. • Unsold pilot aired on New Comedy Showcase, a CBS series that featured unsold pilots. This pilot was originally filmed for NBC in 1956; based on an idea from the book by Louis Bromfield, which was made into a movie starring Jimmy Cagney in 1943. The pilot had Johnny Martin, a TV reporter, posing as a sailor to get information about a waterfront scam, but getting scooped by a rival reporter. According to Variety there were a total of 13 episodes written for the proposed series. In addition, there is a file with a history of the series written by Josefsberg in 1961, call sheets, cast credits for the pilot, and text for a brochure on the series. Johnny on the Spot [pilot]. AIR DATE: 08-08-1960. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elinson, Irving. DIRECTOR: Kern, James V. Johnny on the Spot [pilot]. AIR DATE: 08-08-1960. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Johnny on the Spot [pilot]. PROD. NO.: 7700. VERSION: revised. AIR DATE: 08-08-1960. SCRIPT DATE: 0305-1956. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator); Stillman, Robert. WRITER: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. DIRECTOR: Kern, James; Vreeland, Bob (first assistant); Mayer, Frank (second assistant). GUESTS:

Jonquil Craven, James; Andrews, Helen; Simpson, Mickey; Sarracino, Ernest; Knudsen, Barbara; Morgan, Tracy; Engel, Roy; Gross, Sol; Perkins, Gil; Baker, Joby. [Escape Proof Jail]. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Football Hero (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER : Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). W RITERS : O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. The Stock Market (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITER: Goldstein, Jesse. Thanksgiving at Home (2 Copies). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER : Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Mr. Muscles. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). W RITERS: Roche, Jack; Packard, Elon. Teacher’s Pest. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Look Before You Leap. SCRIPT D ATE : n.d. P RO DUCER : Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). W RITERS : O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. The Boxing Racket. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Too Many Cooks. SCRIPT D ATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Blessed Event. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. [Scars Murdock — jail script]. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: O’Brien, Robert; Elison, Irving. Where There’s a Will There’s a Weigh. S CRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: Rosen, Arnie; Jacoby, Coleman. Prince Charming and the Sleeping Beauty. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITER: Crutcher, Robert Riley. The Magician. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Josefsberg, Milton (also creator). WRITERS: Roche, Jack; Packard, Elon.

Jonquil HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. • Marguret Starbeck, head of a rape treatment center, receives a porcelain jonquil from an unknown stalker, then other forms of the flower; the stalker eventually attempts to rape her. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 10-31-1977. WRITERS: Lewis, Elliott; Neuman, E. Jack; Hanke, Joshua (story).

Joshua Tree AKA The Courage and the Passion HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 27, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Edwards, Vince; Arnaz, Desi,

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Journey to the Center of the Earth HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Irwin Allen Productions. • Unsold pilot. “A New Television Series Created by Irwin Allen. Suggested by the Jules Verne Novel.”. No Way Out [pilot]. V ERSION: revised shooting final. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Allen, Irwin. WRITERS: Gillis, Jackson; Welch, William; Verne, Jules (book); Allen, Irwin (story).

Judge Holmes & Co. see The Beautiful Years Judith Krantz’s Mistral’s Daughter see Mistral’s Daughter Jury—The People vs. Juan Corona HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Drama based on a true story of a series of 25 murders committed in Yuba City, California, and the subsequent trial of Juan Corona which drew to a close in January 1973. Most of the action focuses on the difficulties of the jurors in deciding the verdict. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 02-15-1978. WRITER: Ruben, Albert; Villasenor, Victor (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Just a Little Inconvenience (A Matter of Inconvenience) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 02, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Fawcett-Majors, Universal Television. STARRING: Majors, Lee; Stacy, James; Hershey, Barbara; Bradbury, Lane; Davis, Jim; Cioffi, Charles; Furey, John; Hastings, Bob; Parker, Frank; Woods, Christopher; Burleigh, Stephen; Maninno, R. Anthony; Haldeman, Tim; Burgos, Robert. • Made-for-TV movie aired as Just a Little Inconvenience. This was James Stacy’s return to television acting after a motorcycle accident.

SPECIALS Drama about a young Vietnam vet facing life as an amputee. VERSION: rerun script, or revised script. PROD. NO.: 31375. AIR DATE: 10-02-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1977. LAST REVISION: 09-30-1977. PRODUCER: Majors, Lee (executive); Balter, Allan. WRITERS: Flicker, Theodore J.; Balter, Allan. DIRECTOR: Flicker, Theodore J.

Just Me and You HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 26, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Roger Gimbel Productions, EMI Television. STARRING: Lasser, Louise; Grodin, Charles; Bovasso, Julie; Fix, Paul; Alldredge, Michael; Byrd-Nethery, Miriam; Willingham, Noble; Syers, Mark; Di Benedetto, Tony; Lowery, Marcella; Thomas, Dave; Angelis, Rosemary; Engle, Jeff; Murtagh, Kate; Ellig, Belle; Edwards, Sam; Erdman, Dennis; Morgan, Michael. • Made-for-TV movie about a woman driving cross-country with a salesman. VERSION: final shooting script. AIR DATE: 05-261978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-04-1978. LAST REVISION: 01-091978. PRODUCER: Gimbel, Roger (executive); Gilmore, William S.; Converse, Tony. WRITER: Lasser, Louise. DIRECTOR: Erman, John.

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Kill Me if You Can (The Caryl Chessman Story) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Sept. 25, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television, NBC Productions. STARRING: Alda, Alan; Shire, Talia; Hillerman, John; Hughes, Barnard; Kiser, Virginia; Mallory, Edward; McGinn, Walter; Piazza, Ben; Randolph, John; Ryan, John P.; Stewart, Maxine; Mortillo, Rose; Vigran, Herb; Byers, Brian; Sikking, James B.; Sperdakis, George; Tata, Joe E.; Murphy, M.P.; Keach, James; Argenziano, Carmen; Bachmann, Conrad; Soboloff, Arnold; Brodhead, James E.; Morey, Bill; Bogert, William; Burton, Tony; Schultz, Jack; Hall, Philip Baker; D’Andrea, Ann; Greenaway, Tom; Parker, F. William; Price, Sari; Bishop, Donald; others. • Docudrama about the “Red Light Bandit” Caryl Chessman, and his 12 years on death row. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 09-25-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1976. VERSION: final revised draft. P ROD . NO.: 162121. SCRIPT DATE: 12-29-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-06-1977. PRODUCER: Katz, Peter. WRITER: Gay, John. DIRECTOR: Kulik, Buzz.

A Killing Affair K-Nine Patrol see Car K-9 Six Kate Bliss and the Ticker Tape Kid HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 26, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Pleshette, Suzanne; Randall, Tony; Meredith, Don; Meredith, Burgess; Morgan, Harry; Huddleston, David; Taylor, Buck; Hardin, Jerry; Hirson, Alice; Evans, Gene; Carey, Harry, Jr. • Unsold pilot. Western about a woman private investigator chasing down a band of sympathetic bandits who are raiding an evil landowner. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 78-3-57. AIR DATE: 05-26-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1978. LAST REVISION: 04-17-1978. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Lyons, Richard E.; Vincent, E. Duke (supervising). W RITER: Bowers, William. DIRECTOR: Kennedy, Burt.

Katie, Portrait of a Centerfold see Centerfold The Kennedys HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Teleplay for a proposed Made-for-TV movie from the book The Kennedys, an American Drama by Peter Collier and David Horowitz. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-12-1985. PRODUCER: Merson, Marc (executive). WRITER: Rintels, David W.; Collier, Peter (book); Horowitz, David (book).

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D.H.Q.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 21, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Montgomery, Elizabeth; Simpson, O.J.; Cash, Rosalind; Mahon, John; Pointer, Priscilla; Rich, Allan; Robinson, Charlie; Ryan, John P.; Stockwell, Dean; Sweet, Dolph; Bridges, Todd; Stuthman, Fred; Steadman, John; Durrell, Michael; Parr, Stephen; Knight, Ed; London, Michael J.; Farley, Morgan; Schmidt, Georgia; Core, Natalie; Zee, Eleanor; Murcelo, Karmin; Perez, Tony; Ingram, Jay; Lehmann, Jo Ann; Price, Sari; Phalen, Robert; Stuart, Gil; Quinn, Valentina; Wead, Tim; O’Doherty, James; Formicola, Fil; Jackson, Billy; Doubleday, Frank. • Aired under the title A Killing Affair. Police drama centered on a married black male cop and a single white female cop at the DHQ, Detective Headquarters, of the LAPD who have an affair while trying to solve a series of murders. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 183174. AIR DATE: 09-21-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 04-05-1977. LAST REVISION: 04-22-1977. PRODUCER: Gerber, David (executive); Brown, James H. WRITER: Kean, E. Arthur. DIRECTOR: Sarafian, Richard C. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten note on title page, by “Dale”.

Kincaid HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Seven Arts Television. • Unsold pilot. Kincaid was set in the post Civil War west, about a team, who are part of the U.S. Secret Service, disguised as a troop of trick riders, Kincaid’s Champs. This episode has Kincaid searching for a stolen machine gun and on a perpetural hunt for his wife, Melody. Melody’s Parrot. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1965. WRITER: Skarstedt, Vance.

Kinfolks

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Kinfolks see Goin’ Home

Lacy and the Mississippi Queen

Kingpins

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 17, 1978, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: Lloyd, Kath-

HOLDINGS : Stephen T. Sibenick Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 18, 1987, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: Harewood, Dorian; Recasner, Marie Alice; Cumbuka, Ji Tu; Henderson, Bill; Grieg, David Alan; Bellamy, Diana; Bernard, Jason; Garner, Leonard; Hicks, Tommy; Fleeks, Eric. • Unsold pilot for a sitcom about a family that owns a bowling alley, aired on CBS Summer Playhouse. Those Insultin’ Sultans (pilot). VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 60181-069. AIR DATE: 09-18-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 03-12-1987. PRODUCER: Dean, Barton (executive); Kleckner, Jay. WRITER: Dean, Barton. DIRECTOR: Antonacci, Gregory. ADDITIONAL INFO: staff and crew list, call sheet. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (2nd grip). Those Insultin’ Sultans (pilot). VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 60181-069. SCRIPT DATE: 03-19-1987. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits, set list. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (2nd grip).

Kiss Me, Kill Me see D.A.’s Investigator Knockout HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 24, 1946, 45 mins. PROD. CO.: Classic Plays in Television, WNBT. STARRING: Nugent, J.C.; Road, Michael; Castle, Joan; Long, Walter; Griffies, Ethel; Tannehill, Frances; Clark, Alexander; Clive, Madeline; Spaulding, Kim; Gerstad, John; Cagney, Jeanne; Nugent, Lee. • Television adaptation of the stage play by the Nugents, about a prizefighter too proud to further his career with his wife’s family’s money. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 02-24-1946. SCRIPT D ATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Sobol, Edward. WRITER: Nugent, J.C. (play); Nugent, Elliot (play); Cordery, Howard (TV adaptation). DIRECTOR: Sobol, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: NBC staging plan, cast list, handwritten notes and edits, title page is a photocopy.

Kung Fu: The Movie HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 1, 1986, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Lou-Step Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Carradine, David; Keane, Kerrie; Mako; Lucking, William; Askew, Luke; Luke, Keye; Fong, Benson; Lee, Brandon; Landau, Martin; Geer, Ellen; Harper, Robert; Rudd, Paul; Alderman, John; Chan, Michael Paul; Cleveland, Patience; Harrah, Roland, III; Haynie, Jim; Jenson, Roy. • Follow-up movie based on the popular TV series. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 02-01-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 09-09-1985. PRODUCER: Picard, Paul R. (executive); Ward, Skip. WRITER: Crays, Durrell Royce. DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard.

leen; Feuer, Debra; Andrews, Edward; Elam, Jack; Clark, Matt; Lannom, Les; Lloyd, Christopher; Keach, James; Palmer, Anthony; Byrd, David; Moore, Alvy; Ward, Sandy; Rogers, Elizabeth; Comfort, David; Pellow, Cliff; Casper, Robert; Gaschen, Jacquelyn; others. • Unsold pilot. Cool-headed cowgirl, Kate Lacy, and her poker-playing, gun-toting, half-sister, Queenie, are ranchers who moonlight as frontier detectives for the Union Pacific Railroad. They team up to track down a pair of train robbers suspected of shooting their father. VERSION: final draft revisions. AIR DATE: 05-17-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-30-1978. PRODUCER: Gordon, Lawrence (executive); Singer, Robert; Gallo, Lew. WRITER: Donnell, Kathy; Wagner, Madeline DiMaggio. DIRECTOR: Butler, Robert.

The Ladies of the Corridor HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: PBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 10, 1975, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Hollywood Television Theatre. STARRING: Leachman, Cloris; Bayley, Barbara; Albertson, Mabel; Van Patten, Dick; Wyatt, Jane; Lenz, Rick; Stone, Christopher; Barton, Gary; Lampert, Zohra; Chester, Colby; Giftos, Elaine; Patterson, Neva; Hitchcock, Pat; Farrell, Mike; Palmer, Tom; Flynn, Gertrude. • Hollywood Television Theatre was an anthology series of unrelated dramas taped for release on PBS stations. Ladies of the Corridor is an adaptation of the play by Dorothy Parker and Arnaud d’Usseau, of a recently widowed woman moving into a ‘residence hotel’, and refusing to be pulled into the cliques of the hotel and petty life adopted by other women without men. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-10-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-16-1974. PRODUCER: Lloyd, Norman (executive). WRITERS: Parker, Dorothy; d’Usseau, Arnaud. DIRECTOR: not known. USED BY: Oswald, Janet. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown with times in pencil and note “first Janet reading only”, cast list. V ERSION: second draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-12-1974. WRITERS: Parker, Dorothy; d’Usseau, Arnaud. USED BY: Bennewitz, R. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown, cast list. VERSION: third draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-27-1974. WRITERS: Parker, Dorothy; d’Usseau, Arnaud. USED BY: Lloyd, Norman. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown, cast list with penciled in credits, heavily edited in pencil. VERSION: third draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-29-1974. LAST REVISION : 12-04-1974. WRITERS: Parker, Dorothy; d’Usseau, Arnaud. USED BY: “Asst. Director’s Copy” ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown, cast list with typed in credits, heavily edited in pencil, additional pages loose.

Lana, the Lady, the Legend, the Truth HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Joe Byrne/Falrose Productions, Warner Bros. Television. • Proposed four

SPECIALS hour docudrama of the life and legend of Hollywood leading actress, Lana Turner, based on her autobiography of the same title published in 1982. VERSION: rev. fourth draft (part I and part II). SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1985. WRITERS: Lee, James; Rosebrook, Jeb; Byrne, Joe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Land Where My Fathers Died AKA American Story AKA Pilgrims’ Pride AKA The Brandons of Birch Hill AKA Haven on the Hill HOLDINGS: John Pickard—Frank Provo Collection— 1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot for a proposed weekly half-hour serial drama. Action follows the Emery (Brandon in early draft) family in post WWII Ashurst New England, in the family home, Birch Hill. File includes synopsis and versions of the pilot script. Concept may have been re-worked for the 1958 short lived serial From These Roots by Pickard and Provo. VERSION: various. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1955?]. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten edits and lists, synopsis, proposals, original typescripts, elaborate genealogy for the fictional family, latest date mentioned is 1955.

Lanigan’s Rabbi see Friday the Rabbi Slept Late Lassie! The New Beginning HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 17, 24, 1978, 2 hours in 2 episodes. PROD. CO.: Wrather Corp. STARRING: Reilly, John; Boyden, Sally; Sinutko, Shane; Bryant, Lee; Wayne, David; Evand, Gene; Harlan, Jeff ; Nolan, Jeanette; McIntire, John; Tyner, Charles; Antonio, Jim; Van Dam, Gwen; Chambliss, Woodrow; Benson, Lucille; Ramsey, Logan; Camp, Helen Page. • Unsold pilot would have started Lassie on a new adventure with orphans Chip and Samantha Stratton making their way cross country with their ailing grandmother, to go live with their Uncle Stuart. VERSION: rev. final draft. AIR DATE: 09-17-1978, 0924-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-02-1978. LAST REVISION: 0213-1978. PRODUCER: McDermott, Tom (executive); Miller, Jack; Beaudine, William, Jr. WRITER: Miller, Jack (also story); Hamner, Earl (story). D IRECTOR: Chaffey, Don.

The Last Detail HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Lyons, Robert F.; Robinson, Charles. • Unsold pilot based on the 1973 movie which starred Jack Nicholson and Otis Young. Two buddies thrive on the boring routine of the peacetime Navy. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 01-20-1975. PRODUCER: Ayres, Gerald. WRITER: Ayres, Gerald; Kerby, Bill. DIRECTOR: Cooper, Jackie.

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The Last Hurrah HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 16, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: O’Connor-Becker Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: O’Connor, Carroll; Ackerman, Leslie; Anderson, John; Andrews, Dana; Brown, Robert; Carter, Jack; Clancy, Tom; Dillon, Brendan; Franz, Arthur; Hamel, Alan; Hartley, Mariette; Meredith, Burgess; Winn, Kitty; Stewart, Mel; Bard, Katherine; Quinn, Bill; Kenyon, Sandy; Sikking, James B.; Batanides, Arthur; Benedict, William; Williams, Ricki; Basch, Harry; Allan, Lane; Barrows, George; Griffin, Jack; Vecchio, Sal; Napier, Paul; Walden, Mike; McMullen, Dennis; McCormick, Larry; Schillaci, Barbara; Lawrence, Paul; O’Connor, Elise. • Remake of the 1958 film, based on the book by Edwin O’Connor about a politician angling to stay in power. VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 162131. AIR DATE: 11-16-1977. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-25-1977. PRODUCER : Becker, Terry (executive); Levy, Franklin R.; Wise, Mike. WRITER: O’Connor, Carroll; O’Connor, Edwin (book). DIRECTOR: Sherman, Vincent.

The Last of the Good Guys HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 7, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Culp, Robert; Dugan, Dennis; Narita, Richard; Cumbuka, Ji-Tu; Fancher, Hampton; Mason, Marlyn; Hagman, Larry; Blake, Elta; Harris, Jonathan; Bowen, Roger; Hudson, Ernie; Robertson, Bob; Earle, Merie; Honig, Howard; Hong, James; Tobin, Matthew; Heonard, Lu; Gould, Ina; Boen, Earl; Anderson, Ernest; Battaglia, Anthony; Miller, J.A.; Haldeman, Tim; Staton, Joi; Daniel, Jamie; Manning, Red. • A group of police rookies pretend to their sergeant that a seriously ill fellow officer. O’Malley, two weeks away from retirement, is still on the job. When O’Malley suddenly dies, they hide the fact so that his family can collect his benefits. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 03-07-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 10-21-1977. LAST REVISION : 11-14-1977. PRO DUCER: Daniel, Jay. WRITERS: Hess, John D.; Flicker, Theodore J.; Howard, Clark (book). DIRECTOR: Flicker, Theodore J.

The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang see The Raid on Coffeyville The Last War HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Nov. 10, 1946, 45 mins. PROD . CO.: WNBT. S TARRING: Marlowe, Fay; Post, William, Jr.; Tonge, Philip; Clark, Kendall; Wilsey, Mary; Irish, Ann; McQuade, John; Peterson, Evelyn; Saint, Eva Marie; Taylor, Vaughn; Hunnicutt, Arthur; Coy, Walter. • Post-apocalyptic tale where there is only one man left alive, and the animals are fighting to see who will take over. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 11-10-1946. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Coe, Fred. WRITER: Cordery, Howard (adaptation); Grant, Neil. DIRECTOR: Coe, Fred. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten edits.

The Late, Great Populist

The Late, Great Populist—The Life and Assassination of Huey P. Long of Louisiana see Huey Long , The Late, Great Populist The Lawdogs

AKA

Law of the Land

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 29, 1976, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Davis, Jim; Johnson, Don; Bellini, Cal; Hammond, Nicholas; Carr, Darleen; Parkins, Barbara; Gunn, Moses; Prine, Andrew; Corbett, Glenn; Smith, Charles Martin; Elcar, Dana; Costello, Ward; Stevens, Paul; Phillips, Barney; Jerome, Patti; Cordic, Regis J.; LaPiere, Georganne; MacLeod, Murray; Griffith, James; Goodeve, Grant; Cass, David; Elias, Louie; Hines, Grainger; Atkinson, Keith. • Unsold pilot. Aired after a re-write as Law of the Land. Western about a sheriff and his posse in 1880s Denver, tracking down a serial killer of prostitutes. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-29-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1975. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Wilder, John; Stoneham, Russell (supervising). WRITER: Rolfe, Sam H.; Wilder, John (broadcast version). DIRECTOR: Vogel, Virgil W.

Lawyer Lincoln HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold mini-series about the court cases of Abraham Lincoln during his days as a lawyer, proposed for the bicentennial year. The Body of the Crime. VERSION: file copy. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Kinoy, Ernest. VERSION: treatment. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Banner, Bob. WRITER: Kinoy, Ernest. DIRECTOR: Kulik, Buzz. ADDITIONAL INFO: treatment, with hand written edits, photographs, credits for production and direction. VERSION: treatment. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. ADDITIONAL INFO: treatment, with character descriptions, photographs, progression of mini-series.

Leave Yesterday Behind see Loser Take All Legend at Sundown AKA Standing Tall AKA Marquez HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Jan. 21, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD . CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Forster, Robert; Sampson, Will; Jones, L.Q.; Donner, Robert; Hayes, Ron; Taylor, Buck; Evans, Linda; Connors, Chuck; Quabius, Faith; Janssen, Dani; deBroux, Lee; Gentry, Robert; Firestone, Eddie; Montgomery, Bryan; Cordic, Regis J.; Lewis, David; Medley, B. Joe; Adams, Sean; Lillard, Ron. • Unsold pilot, aired as Standing Tall, a Western about a man and his wife refusing to sell out to a land baron. ARA also has Marquez an earlier version of this script.

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Marquez. VERSION: revised draft (earlier version of series). SCRIPT DATE: 05-23-1977. WRITER: Thompson, Franklin. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis, cast list, set list. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 01-21-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-06-1977. PRODUCER : Martin, Quinn (executive); Katz, Martin. WRITER: Thompson, Franklin. DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions, set list, theme, synopsis.

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 26, 1955, 7: 30 PM to 8: 30 PM. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. STARRING: Disney, Walt; Crosby, Bing; Dehner, John. • Animated movie originally produced in 1949, was broadcast as part of the Disneyland (AKA Wonderful World of Disney) series that ran from 1954-1990 under a variety of names. VERSION: final narration script for foreign version. PROD. NO.: 5601. AIR DATE: 10-26-1955. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Disney, Walt. WRITER: Irving, Washington (story). DIRECTOR: Algar, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes on cover in shorthand.

The Liberators HOLDINGS: Joe Harnell Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 8, 1987, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Kenneth Johnson Productions, Walt Disney Television. STARRING: Carradine, Robert; Scott, Larry B.; Dale, Cynthia; Jones, Renée; Robinson, Bumper; Ward, Caryn; Douglas, James B.; Forest, Denis; Mainprize, James; Moreau, Marsha; Pogue, Ken; Wiggins, Chris; Williams, Tonya Lee; Blake, Barry Edward; Buza, George; Chambers, Herb J.; Chapman, Alexander; Clark, Gene; Davis, Warren; Donaghue, Michael; Duncan, Arlene F.; Dyer, Yohance; Fairman, Blain; Gale, Lorena; Harris, Barbara Eve; Horruzey, Paul; Hudson, David W.; others. • Drama set in 1849 Kentucky, and built on two historical persons, John Fairfield and William Jackson who become involved with the underground railroad. VERSION: second revision. AIR DATE: 02-08-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 08-25-1986. PRODUCER: Johnson, Kenneth (executive); Lahti, Ed (supervising); Byrd, Jeanne Marie. WRITER: Johnson, Kenneth. DIRECTOR: Johnson, Kenneth. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. USED BY: Harnell, Joe (music).

The Life and Assassination of the Kingfish see Huey Long , The Late, Great Populist Life on the Mississippi HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: PBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 24, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Great Amwell Co., Nebraska ETV Network. S TARRING: Lansing, Robert; Knell, David; Keane, James; Madden, Donald; Pankow, John; Holliday, Bill; Reilly, Luke; Walker, Marcy; Brady, Don; Lawrence, John; Kirk, John; Atwood, Bill; Thomas, Thom;

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Babrowski, Jim; Wells, Douglas; Chaney, Barbara; Bell, Collins; Owen, Lyla; others. • Part of the Great Performances series for PBS. Adaptation of the Twain book of the same title. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE : 11-24-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 09-04-1979. PRODUCER: Jamison, Marshall (executive); Hunt, Peter H.; Perry, William P. WRITER: Reisman, Philip, Jr.; Twain, Mark (book). DIRECTOR: Hunt, Peter H. ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line original typescript.

Life’s Most Embarrassing Moments HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Aug. 2 to Sept. 10, 1985, 7 hrs. in 7 episodes. PROD. CO.: Woody Fraser Productions, Reeves Entertainment Group. HOST: Allen, Steve. • Outtakes shows hosted by Steve Allen, similar to other bloopers shows. Started as an irregular broadcast of specials in 1983, then this abbreviated series in 1985, and a follow on with host Roy Firestone in 1988-89. The two episodes cited here may not have aired. Part Nine. V ERSION: final draft. AIR D ATE : n.d. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1985. PRODUCER: Fraser, Woody (executive); Yarnell, David (supervising); Crystal, Richard. WRITERS: Crystal, Richard; Tenney, Marty. DIRECTOR: Fraser, Woody. CAST: Scolari, Peter; Coleman, Gary; LeFargue, Tony; Caesar, Sid; Einstein, Bob. Part Ten. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: n.d. SCRIPT DATE: 08-20-1985. PRODUCER: Fraser, Woody (executive); Yarnell, David (supervising); Crystal, Richard. WRITERS: Crystal, Richard; Tenney, Marty. DIRECTOR: Fraser, Woody. CAST: Noble, James; Ireland, Kelly; Mosser, Joel; Pulford, Jack; Spagnolo, Angelo; Clark, Roy; Bellows, Mary.

Monty; O’Connor, Donald. • Unsold pilot. Musical adaptation of the popular comic strip by Al Capp. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 04-26-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 01-15-1971 (VTR date). PRODUCER: Blye, Allan; Bearde, Chris. WRITERS: Johnson, Coslough; Zeigler, Ted; Bearde, Chris; Blye, Allan; Capp, Al (characters). DIRECTOR: Wiles, Gordon. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list. USED BY: Fox, Mike [Michael] (stamped on cover); part of Bullmoose circled in green pen.

Lilah: Child of Darkness HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warren V. Bush Productions. • “A CBS Movie For Television based on an actual diary of a young girl, 10-15 years.” Teenaged girl struggles with adolescence, drugs, sex and suicidal thoughts. VERSION: final draft. S CRIPT DATE : 12-14-1977. WRITER: Young, Dalene.

Little Girl Drunk HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • “There are 400,000 child alcoholics in the United States. This is the story of one of them.” After her mother dies suddenly, nine year old Cindy Ross is given a drink by her uncle to help her calm down. As time and stress wear on, little Cindy develops into an alcoholic. V ERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: 12-19-1974. LAST REVISION: 01-16-1975. WRITER: Appell, Don.

Littleshots

Lavin, Linda; Gail, Max; Nelkin, Stacy; O’Neal, Patrick; LeClair, Michael; Pressman, Lawrence; Brandon, Clark; Thoma, Michael; Reynolds, Carroll; Blake, Richard; Barners, Carver; Bram, Babbet; Laurita, Michele; Malone, Nancy. • Aired as Like Mom, Like Me from the novel by Sheila Schwartz about a college professor and her daughter adapting to life after being abandoned by her husband. VERSION: second draft. A IR DATE : 10-22-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-22-1978. PRODUCER: Malone, Nancy. WRITER: Schwartz, Nancy Lynn; Schwartz, Sheila (book). DIRECTOR: Pressman, Michael.

HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jun. 25, 1983, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, Major H Productions, Anson Productions. STARRING: Lawrence, Joey; Kiger, Robbie; Houlihan, Keri; Akerling, Mya; Cohen, Jeff; Burlat, Kevin; Brown, Erin Nicole. WITH: Frye, Soleil Moon; Schiavelli, Vincent; Grogan, Kelly; Kinnear, Christopher; Edwards, Jennifer B.; Hill, Frankie. • Unsold pilot about a group of good-natured, but unruly kids, reminiscent of the Our Gang and Little Rascals comedies. In the pilot the kids make a home movie of some of the things they do during the last days of summer. VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 61011-344. AIR DATE : 06-25-1983. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-12-1983. PRO DUCER : Howard, Ron (executive); Williams, Anson (executive); Johnson, Bruce. WRITER: Dolman, Bob. DIRECTOR: Howard, Ron. ADDITIONAL INFO: includes handwritten notes on back cover. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (crew member).

Li’l Abner

The Locked Door

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 26, 1971, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Blye-Bearde Productions. STARRING: Young, Ray; Parkinson, Nancee; Hayes, Billie; Bletcher, Billy; Malone, Dale; Lewis, Bobo; Berry, Ken; Kahane, Jackie; Haggerty, H.B.; Solari, Tom; Zeigler, Ted; NarinSmith, Jennifer; Albert, Eddie; Burnett, Carol; Hall,

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures, Moonlight Productions, Inc. • Liza Crane writes a children’s book titled The Locked Door, starts to have flashbacks of her 13th summer and slowly recovers her memory, and finds resolution with the man who hurt her.

Like Mother, Like Me Mom, Like Me

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Like

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 22, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: CBS Entertainment. STARRING: McNichol, Kristy;

Locusts VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 01-03-1978. PRODUCER : Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Ledner, Caryl (also story); Crawford, Oliver.

Locusts see Black Harvest London Eye HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • American ex-police officer Cliff Devlin investigates crime for the American embassy in London, with Inspector Glenn and Sally Martin. Linda Jennings, a stewardess on leave in London, sees her supposedly dead sister on a street, only to have her instantly disappear again after a traffic accident. VERSION: second rev. first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 1230-1976. WRITER: Nelson, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, synopsis.

The Longest Mile HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Albert S. Ruddy Productions. • Pro-footballer Paul Crewe, recently released from prison and looking for work, takes a fall and hurts a leg. While rehabbing, he takes a job coaching at the Booneville Boys Training School, a juvenile detention center. V ERSION: not stated. Script No.: 77-12-5. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1977?]. WRITER: Wyles, J. David.

Lords of Flatbush Ave

AKA

324 Flatbush

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: John Strong Production, Ebbets Field Film Co., MetroGoldwyn-Mayer Television. • Probably an early version of a pilot episode for what would become the 197484 series Happy Days. Cover reads: “An NBC Television Comedy Pilot ... based on The Lords of Flatbush by Stephen Verona & Martin Davidson & Gayle Gleckler.” 324 Flatbush Ave. VERSION: not stated. Script No.: 74-11-50. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1974?]. WRITERS: Reiner, Rob; Mishkin, Phil; Verona, Stephen (screenplay); Davidson, Martin (screenplay); Gleckler, Gayle (screenplay).

Loser Take All Behind

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Leave Yesterday

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 14, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Ritter, John; Fisher, Carrie; Ebsen, Buddy; Nelson, Ed; Zapata, Carmen; Urich, Robert; Stuart, Barbara; Maslow, Waiter; Stralser, Lucia; Williams, Carol Ann; Hall, Josh; Harrison, Dan. • Made-for-TV movie aired under the title Leave Yesterday Behind. A polo playing veterinary student becomes paralyzed in an accident; drama follows his subsequent recovery and accommodation to being handicapped.

V ERSION: rev. final draft. AIR DATE : 05-14-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-06-1978. PRODUCER: Harrison, Paul. WRITERS: Harrison, Paul; Wilson, Elizabeth. DIRECTOR: Michaels, Richard.

Lost Kingdom of Snow Island HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Davey is an active kid with a bad attitude. His Dad, Walt, gives him the fairy tale The Lost Kingdom of Snow Island which fires his imagination, and makes him want to read. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. [1951?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty.

Lost World HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Part two of a pilot script for a proposed science fiction series. An alien named Einer lands on a strange world, with his human friends, Jenny, Steve, Larry, and Cory. In this part they visit a desert plain that is full of edibles, trump a bad guy and prepare to visit a space ship. VERSION: first draft, pt. 2. PROD. NO.: 183191. SCRIPT DATE: 01-10-1977. WRITER: Svanoe, Bill. VERSION: revised first draft, pt. 3. PROD. NO.: 183191. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1977. WRITER: Svanoe, Bill.

Louis L’Amour’s The Cherokee Trail see The Cherokee Trail Love Boat Fall Preview Party HOLDINGS: Woodworth Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 15, 1984, 1 hr. PROD. C O.: ABC TV, Dick Clark Productions. S TARRING: MacLeod, Gavin; DeLuise, Dom; Forsythe, John; Evans, Linda; Brolin, James; Selleca, Connie; Lewis, Emmanuel; Kopell, Bernie; Grandy, Fred; Whelan, Jill; McGinley, Ted; Collins, Joan; Hill, Arthur; Brittany, Morgan; Birney, David; Ritter, John; Mandan, Robert; Cadorette, Mary; Horsley, Lee; Hensley, Pamela; Ebsen, Buddy; Carroll, Diahann; Bridges, Lloyd; Fairchild, Morgan; Rambo, Dack; Vaccaro, Brenda; Warren, Jennifer; Beymer, Richard; Sheridan, Nicolette; Farrell, Terri; Rogers, Mimi; Guillaume, Robert; Noble, James; Swenson, Inga; Auberjonois, René; Gold, Missy; Danza, Tony; Light, Judith; Helmond, Katherine; Shatner, William; Zmed, Adrian; Locklear, Heather; Darren, James; Wagner, Lindsay; Lo Bianco, Tony; Holm, Celeste; Clark, Susan; Karras, Alex; James, John; Lange, Greg; Baxter, Anne; Franciosa, Anthony; Adair, Deborah; Jeffreys, Anne; Kopell, Bernie; Convy, Bert; Palance, Jack; Smith, Rex; Regalbuto, Joe; The Lovettes; The Small Lovettes. • ABC’s fall preview was held on the “Love Boat” in 1984. One hour show with stars as guests on the ‘Love Boat’ talking about their roles, and clips of both new programs and new episodes for continuing programs. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 09-15-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 08-19-1984. LAST REVISION: 08-22-1984. PRODUCER : Clark, Dick (executive); Schwartz, Al.

SPECIALS WRITER: Arthur, Robert. D IRECTOR: Margolis, Jeff. USED BY: Woodworth, Woody (stage manager). ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule, rundown, diagrams.

Love from A to Z see Time for Aznavour Love Hate Love HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 9, 1971, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions, Paramount Studios. STARRING: O’Neal, Ryan; Warren, Lesley Ann; Haskell, Peter; Jones, Henry; Donnell, Jeff ; Mullaney, Jack; Adams, Stanley; Farnon, Shannon; MacDonald, Ryan; Holliday, Fred; Tapscott, Mark; Polite, Charlene. • ABC Movie of the Week, based on the novel The Color of Green by Lenard Kaufman. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 02-09-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 03-18-1970. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Harrison, Joan. WRITER: Ambler, Eric (also story); Kaufman, Lenard (book); Summerfield, Robert (story, broadcast credit — not on this script). DIRECTOR: McCowan, George. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. USED BY: Broyles, Bob (part of “delivery man,” p. 36).

Love on Fire Island Fire Island

Make ’Em Laugh

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AKA

Murder on

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 1 outline. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. • “A motion picture for ABC Television.” A group of people rent a house on Fire Island for a weekend. Several different couples pair up and find love, friendship and/or sex. Outline has same characters, slightly more sinister plot. Murder on Fire Island. VERSION: outline. Script No.: 77-2-10. SCRIPT DATE: 02-01-1977. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITER: Harmon, David P. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-25-1977. PRODUCER : Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITER: Kleinschmitt, Carl.

Love, Sidney see Sidney Shore The Low Moan Spectacular HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. STARRING: Kemp, Brandis; Shearman, Alan; Kreindel, Mitch; Blankfield, Mark; House, Ron; White, Diz. WITH: Lynn, Julie; Talmage, Bob; The Bob Talmage Dancers. • A variety show with comedy bits and musical numbers. Possibly an early version of the short-lived series, Fridays which had many of the same cast members. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 06-02-1979. WRITER: not stated. ADDITIONAL INFO: taping schedule, short rundown.

Lynda Carter’s Special HOLDINGS: Woodworth Collection —1 script. NET-

WORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1980, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Lyn-Ron Production, Saul Ilson Productions. STARRING: Carter, Lynda; Rogers, Kenny; Sayer, Leo; Rizzo, Richard; The Lester Wilson Dancers. • Musical variety show, with Lynda Carter showing off her singing talent after her ‘Wonder Woman’ role. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 01-12-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 05-29-1979. PRODUCER: Samuels, Ron (executive). WRITER: Ilson, Saul. D IRECTOR: Harris, Stan. USED BY: Woodworth, Woody (stage manager). ADDITIONAL INFO: schedule, rundown.

McNab’s Lab HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Jul. 22, 1966. PROD . CO.: McCadden Enterprises, United Artists Television. S TARRING: Arquette, Cliff ; Alberoni, Sherry; Bailey, David; Smith, Paul; Cook, Elisha; Crawford, Jan; Audley, Eleanor; Hole, Jonathan; Lazer, Peter; Passarella, Art; Carroll, Dee; Owens, Gary. • Unsold pilot aired as an episode of Summer Fun. Built on the premise of a Rube Goldberg type inventor with action centered around various malfunctioning machines. VERSION: final revision. A IR DATE : 07-22-1966. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Paul, Norman; Packard, Elon; Burns, William; Burns, George (script supervisor). ADDITIONAL INFO: premise, cast list, set list.

Madhouse 90 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 11, 1972, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: David Paradine Productions. HOST: Hall, Monty. WITH: Carter, Jack; Barry, J.J.; Bell, Michael; Bonnell, Vivian; Denver, Tom; Dover, Arnold; Dingle, Kay; Lacey, Laara; Proft, Pat; Willard, Fred; Welker, Frank. • Unsold pilot for a comedy variety series comprised of 90 minutes of sketches. VERSION: not stated (show #1) 2 copies. AIR DATE: 12-11-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1972. PRODUCERS: Baer, Art; Joelson, Ben. WRITERS: Webster, Tom; Bergman, Ted; Dowling, Chet; Abell, Jim. DIRECTOR: Massari, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, staff list, schedules, short rundown. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 12-11-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 11-22-1972. ADDITIONAL INFO: schedules, short rundown, long rundown.

Make ’Em Laugh (A Young People’s Comedy Concert) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : Nov. 25, 1979, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Rothman/Wohl Productions. STARRING: Bosley, Tom; Carlin, George; Crosby, Norm; Foster, Phil; The Hudson Brothers; Morris, Howard; Shields, Robert; McCann, Chuck; McGeorge, Jim; The Ferges Troop; Henson, Jim; Oz, Frank; Skiles & Henderson. • Part of the CBS Festival of Lively Arts for Young People specials series that ran from 1973 to 1981. This special featured comedy skits with various entertainers, including members of the Muppets. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 11-25-1979. SCRIPT

Make Me Beautiful, Doctor DATE: n.d. WRITER: Arnott, Bob; Smith, Sid. (Shorts were supplied by various writers). ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list and short rundown.

Make Me Beautiful, Doctor HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: NBC

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VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-09-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-23-1983. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Vincent, E. Duke (supervising); Rich, Elaine; Loring, Lynn. WRITER: Carothers, A.J. DIRECTOR: Moore, Irving J.

The Man

Television. • Plastic surgeon Dr. Mark Allison treats very different patients— a rich girl wanting the perfect nose, a politician perfecting his look, a young girl ravaged in a dog attack, and makes a fortune in Beverly Hills. He’s a ladies man until he falls in love with a suicidal actress whose face he reconstructs. VERSION: not stated. Script No.: 78-1-51. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1978?]. WRITER: Edwards, Vincent.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot for a series about writer Dan Hammond who is also a 16-year veteran police detective and his partner, Jerry Lasko, fighting crime in an unnamed city. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-04-1975. WRITER: Lorin, Will.

Making of a Male Model see Male Model

The Man Between

The Making of a Mistress AKA Sharon, Portrait of a Mistress HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 31, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Aries Films, Paramount Pictures. STARRING: Van Devere, Trish; O’Neal, Patrick; Margolin, Janet; Groom, Sam; Ferrer, Mel; DeHaven, Gloria; Gregorio, Rose; Storch, Arthur; Jens, Salome; Champion, Gower; Mannix, Julie; Bradley, Stephen. • Aired as Sharon, Portrait of a Mistress. An unrepentant woman has varied affairs with married men, intercut with sessions with her therapist as she struggles to come to terms with why she only dates married men. Also, earlier draft with title The Mistress. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 10-31-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-06-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-15-1977. PRODUCER : Koch, Howard W. (executive); Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Greenwald, Nancy. DIRECTOR: Greenwald, Robert. The Mistress. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 1213-1976. PRODUCER: Koch, Howard W. (executive); Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. W RITER: Greenwald, Nancy. ADDITIONAL INFO: 3 advertising mock-ups, introductory statement.

Male Model Model

AKA

Making of a Male

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 9, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Collins, Joan; Hexum, Jon-Erik; McCarthy, Kevin; Roker, Roxie; Johnson, Arte; McGinley, Ted; Conaway, Jeff; Walker, Tonja; Smith, Patricia; Anderson, Michael, Jr.; Walker, Robert, Jr.; Stafford, Tamara; Bisig, Gary; Blackburn, Greta; Kirkconnell, Clare; Pierson, Richard; McNair, Heather; Von Leer, Hunter; Pearl, Barry; Kearns, Michael; Hagman, Heidi; Howard, Andrea; Freeman, Sandy; Pinkerton, Robert; others. • Aired as Making of a Male Model. Tyler Burnett, pilot in a small town in Nevada gets talked into becoming a male model for Kay Foster’s New York agency.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Unsold pilot. While working for ‘The Organization’ tracking a man who wants to get out, Michael Gantry meets up with Justice Department agent Fiola (Fee) Simmons and mob lawyer Leonard Cassell. Proposed series would have followed the characters working as insiders to disrupt mob syndicates. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-04-1978. WRITER: Gast, Harold. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, synopsis.

Man of Destiny (A Man of Some Destiny) AKA A Clear and Present Danger AKA The Bold Ones: The Senator HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 21, 1970, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. STARRING: Holbrook, Hal; Marshall, E.G.; Campanella, Joseph; Albertson, Jack; Hingle, Pat; Acker, Sharon; Douglas, James B.; Kellin, Mike; Corey, Jeff; Hamilton, Bernie; Bell, Michael; Eilbacher, Cindy; Marden, Adrienne; Basch, Harry; Heinz, Robert; Collier, Marian. • Aired as A Clear and Present Danger. According to Variety, this was an episode of The Bold Ones (see also in Series) that served as a pilot for the segment titled The Senator. Hays Stowe, a member of US attorney general’s office, battles with his senator father as he runs for office himself, and tries to work against air pollution after a friend dies. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 26593. AIR DATE: 03-21-1970. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Sackheim, William. WRITER: Rodman, Howard (broadcast credit as Henri Simoun); Russell, A.J. (also story); Schweitzer, S.S. (story). DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James; Badham, John (series). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. USED BY: Clement, C. (Claude), often worked as an assistant director — not credited for this film.

Man on the Run HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot for a series about Damon Stavri-

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anos, the son of a family of Greek mobsters, living in San Francisco and trying to live a straight life as an architect. This pilot involves the death of Damon’s father, and charges of murdering a man. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-16-1975. WRITER: Woodfield, William Read. ADDITIONAL INFO: notes at end dated 12-10-1975 are questions for editing script.

Man with a Camera HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 10, 1958, to Feb. 8, 1960; Fridays, 9: 00 PM (season 1); Mondays, 10: 30 PM (season 2); 30 minutes; 29(?) episodes. PROD. CO.: MWC Productions, Inc. PRODUCER: Houghton, A.E., Jr. (Buck). STARRING: Bronson, Charles; Flavin, James; Stössel, Ludwig. • Unaired episodes for the crime series about a freelance photographer who helps police solve their cases. In this episode, Pete Maynard believes his brother Don has taken some money Pete was holding for a crime boss. Earlier versions had names Pete and Don Haney, and Pete and Dino Garrad, but in each the main character was Betty, Don’s (Dino’s) new bride. The three stories are very different, except for the character names. Babe in the Woods. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-09-1958. WRITER: Hayes, Raphael. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list (Betty will only marry Dino if he has plenty of cash, which he steals from Pete.). His Brother’s Keeper (Babe in the Woods). VERSION : not final. S CRIPT D ATE : 08-07-1958. W RITERS : Mullally, Donn; Hayes, Raphael (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list; set list (Betty and Pete frame Don, who is killed in an attempt to recover stolen cash.). His Brother’s Keeper (Babe in the Woods). VERSION : revised script. L AST REVISION : 12-04-1958. WRITER: Reed, Lewis. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list; set list (Don steals the cash to force his brother to go straight, but the attempt backfires.).

The Man with the Power Power Within

AKA

The

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 11, 1979, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Hindle, Art; Binns, Edward; Rassulo, Joseph; Braeden, Eric; Hedison, David; Howard, Susan; Sargent, Dick; Lamm, Karen; MacCloskey, Isabell; Martel, K.C.; Wallace, Chris; Sorrells, Bill; Dennis, John. • Unsold pilot aired as The Power Within with some plot changes before production and addition of another author. Pilot Frank Darrow (changed to Chris Darrow in production) and engine mechanic Bill Camelli (Carmelli in production) are ex-Air Force buddies and partners in an airplane. Frank is struck by lightning one night and gains some extraordinary powers. Eventually best friend Bill saves Frank’s life. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-11-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1978. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Godfrey, Alan; Vincent, E. Duke. WRITER: Lasko, Edward J.; Clark, William (as broadcast). DIRECTOR: Moxey, John Llewellyn.

Marvin Miller, Storyteller

Mardi Gras Weekend at the Mardi Gras

AKA

Murder

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 10, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Television. S TARRING: Benton, Barbi; Conn, Didi; Daily, Bill; Groh, David; Henry, Gregg; Morgan, Harry; Silver, Ron; Van Patten, Joyce; Wayne, David; Wolfman Jack; Hooker, Laverne; Mathes, Duncan McCord; Piwetz, Andrea; Hood, Don; Dezseran, Louis; Lutenbacher, Don; Mullane, Joe; Owen, Lyla Hay; Jackson, Catherine; Reyes, Stanley; Borders, James; Gray, David L.; Wilmot, John; Dahlgren, David; Leggio, Jerry; Hopper, B.J.; Steele, James; Harrison, Shirley; Jeansonne, Harold; Krieger, Nick. • Aired as Murder at the Mardi Gras. Julie Evans is a waitress who witnesses a murder at the Mardi Gras, and then finds herself stalked by the killer. Harry Benson is an ordinary guy who falls in love with her, and also manages to save her. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-10-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1978. LAST REVISION: 02-16-1978. PRODUCER : Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Herman, Matthew N.; Nader, Richard. WRITER: Ross, Stanley Ralph. DIRECTOR: Annakin, Ken. ADDITIONAL INFO: long cast outlines.

Marquez see Legend at Sundown The Martian Chronicles AKA Ray Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jan. 27-29, 1980, 6 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Charles Fries/Stonehenge Productions. STARRING: Hudson, Rock; Hunnicutt, Gayle; McDowall, Roddy; Weaver, Fritz; Hammond, Nicholas; Peters, Bernadette; Casey, Bernie; McGavin, Darren; Wright, Maggie; Schell, Maria; Anderson, Michael, Jr.; Allen, Linda Lou; Cassidy, John; Heffer, Richard; Tucker, Burnell; Reichmann, Wolfgang; Van Patten, Joyce; Connelly, Christopher; Morse, Barry; Porter, Nyree Dawn; Faulkner, James; Glowna, Vadim; Oldfield, Richard; Elliott, Allison; Landen, Derek; Brown, Phil. • Mini-series adaptation of the immensely popular book by Ray Bradbury. Part 1. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-27-1980. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Fries, Charles (executive); Berg, Dick (executive); Donally, Anthony; Subotsky, Milton. WRITER: Matheson, Richard; Bradbury, Ray (book). DIRECTOR: Anderson, Michael. Part 2. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-28-1980. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. Part 3. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-29-1980. SCRIPT DATE: n.d.

Marvin Miller, Storyteller Storyteller

AKA

The

HOLDINGS: Marvin Miller Collection — 32 scripts. STARRING: Miller, Marvin. • Proposed television version of Miller’s long-running radio spots that were

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The Member of the Wedding

simply a one man show of interesting true stories. We find no evidence of broadcast, but the scripts bear evidence that the episodes did at least make it to film — there are handwritten notes about wardrobe, etc., on almost every script. Master of the Perfect Murder, #1 Aspirin, a Lucky Mistake, #2 California’s Father of the Vine, #4 The Dashing Colonel Blood, #5 Doctor Graham and His Crackers, #6 The Mystery of the Jacinta, #7 Max Shinburn, Arch-Criminal, #8 Lucky Tim Dexter, #9 Will Purvis — Hanged, but Alive!, #10 Hannah Snell, The Lady Marine, #11 Fate Pays Off Max Shinburn, #12 The Truth About Paul Revere, #13 The Case of the Immovable Mirror, #14 The Outlaw Who Was Allergic to Horses, #15 Champion of War and Peace, #16 The Great Boston Strauss Concert, #17 Gengis Khan and the Crusades, #19 The Astor Place Riot, #20 Robert Ledru — Unbeatable Detective, #21 The Baron of Arizona, #22 The Stained Glass Dog, #23 The Berners Street Hoax, #24 Father Verbiest’s First Auto, #25 Cheiro, Prophet of the Hand, #26 The Real St. Patrick, #27 Old Virginny of the Comstock, #28 The Truth about Captain Kidd, #29 The Concrete Anger of M. Monier, #30 The Accursed Car of Sarajevo, #31 The Strange Punishment of Captain Boycott, #32 Job Kattenanit, the Praying Indian, #33 The Midnight Ride of Jack Jouett, #49

HOLDINGS : Philip Rapp Collection — 4 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: George Huskin and Associates. • Merlin is a bumbling assistant to King Arthur, forever conjuring the wrong thing, typically modern appliances such as an electric toaster. A 1959 version of the series concept got into production with Huskin, and Dick Hearn was cast as Merlin, but the project was not completed. VERSION: estimating script. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1971. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. VERSION: estimating script. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: “conceived with Bert Lahr in mind as Merlin” on cover. VERSION: estimating script. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. WRITER: Rapp, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: “conceived with Lou Costello in mind as Merlin” on cover. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Rapp, Philip. ADDITIONAL INFO: scenes hand numbered, includes ‘a look into the future’ which details potential storylines for future episodes.

Mary Worth

Michael O’Hara the Fourth

HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed serial drama based on the long-running comic strip soap opera. VERSION: pilot script (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: 10-261971. LAST REVISION: 10-28-1971. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: audition scripts, auditions/recalls, credo for Mary, bio of producer/ director Vincent Scarza, handwritten notes throughout.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 26, 1972, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Walt Disney Productions. STARRING: Daily, Dan; Harris, JoAnn; McGreevy, Michael; Persoff, Nehemiah; Bramley, William; Almanzar, James; Henry, Mike; Wellman, Maggie; Gilbert, Yvonne; Willock, Dave; Waters, Tom; Saffian, Mimi; Patten, Robert; Lydon, James; Pratt, Judson; others. • Aired on The Wonderful World of Disney. Michael O’Hara III’s only child is a girl, Michael IV. Despite being a girl she manages to help her policeman father with cases. VERSION: first draft, parts 1 and 2. AIR DATE: 03-261972. SCRIPT DATE: 07-13-1971. LAST REVISION: 10-051971. PRODUCER : Gries, Tom. W RITERS: McEveety, Joseph; Gries, Tom (as broadcast); Jourdan, Erven (as broadcast). DIRECTOR: Jourdan, Erven. ADDITIONAL INFO: shooting schedule, set list, staff and crew list, production days.

The Maysville Minstrel HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 partial script. NETWORK: unaired. PROD. CO.: Authors Playhouse, California Studios. • Unproduced teleplay by John Lardner, from the play by Ring Lardner, about a small town man who gets taken advantage of by a traveling salesman. VERSION: revised. LAST REVISION: 4-30-1954. WRITERS: Lardner, John; Lardner, Ring. ADDITIONAL INFO: Eugene Solow and Brewster Morgan comprised Authors Playhouse Inc., which seems to have produced scripts for syndication in the early 1950s.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 20, 1982, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Gideon Productions. STARRING: Hill, Dana; Bailey, Pearl; Rollins, Howard E., Jr.; Bernouy, Benjamin; Smith, Lane; Brown, Dwier; Hursey, Sherry; Cobbs, Bill. • Live television production of the play in 3 acts which won the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award, 1949-50. About Frankie Addams, a young girl in Georgia, her dreams and her obsession about her brother’s wedding. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 12-20-1982. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Rintels, David W. (executive); Waigner, Paul. WRITER: McCullers, Carson. DIRECTOR: Mann, Delbert.

Merlin the Magician

Michener Project AKA Dynasty James A. Michener’s Dynasty The Americans

AKA AKA

SPECIALS HOLDINGS: WORK: NBC.

Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETBROADCAST: Mar. 19, 1976. PROD. CO.: David Paradine Productions, Marjay Productions. STARRING: Miles, Sarah; Keach, Stacy; Yulin, Harris; Ford, Harrison; Irving, Amy; Van Dusen, Granville; Weldon, Charles; Graham, Gerrit; Clay, Stanley; Swartz, Tony; Carter, John; Faulkner, Stephanie; Barnes, Rayford; Price, Sari; Schiller, Norbert; Wolfe, Ian; Raymond, Guy; Eitner, Don; Houghton, James; Saunders, J. Jay; Jones, Brent; Challee, William; De Sales, Francis; Smith, Wonderful; Cooper, Gary Lee; Stacy, Michelle; Larson, Dennis; Haas, Peter; Busta, Brian; Fresh, Debbi. • Aired with the title Dynasty as a part of NBC Saturday Night at the Movies, from a Michener story, The Americans, describing the travails of the Blackwoods, an Ohio family, from the 1820s to 1850s. Later releases were under the title The Americans. VERSION: revised. A IR DATE : 03-19-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 06-19-1975. PRODUCER: Frost, David (executive); Houghton, Buck. WRITER: Carroll, Sidney; Michener, James A. (story). DIRECTOR: Philips, Lee.

The Michigan Murders HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. • A made-for-TV movie based on murders that occurred in 1967 near the Ann Arbor campus of the University of Michigan. From the Edward Keyes true crime story of the trial of John Norman Collins. He was tried and convicted for one of seven murders, the rest remained unsolved. VERSION: revised, 2 hr. SCRIPT DATE: 04-26-1977. WRITER: Whitmore, Stanford; Keyes, Edward (book).

Midas Valley HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Jun. 27, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD . CO.: Edward S. Feldman Co., Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Allen, Phillip R.; Cullen, Brett; Elliott, Stephen; Grizzard, George; Hacker, Joseph; Nuyen, France; Purl, Linda; Read, James; Reed, Shanna; Simmons, Jean; Stack, Robert; Stewart, Catherine Mary; Paulin, Scott; Witt, Kathryn; Hall, Albert; Kuss, Richard; Eney, Woody; Stanley, Rebecca; others. • Unsold pilot, and five additional unproduced scripts for a proposed soap opera about a Silicon Valley company embroiled in industrial espionage. 1. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 1985. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1984. PRODUCER: Feldman, Edward S. (executive); Phillips, Clyde B. (executive); Lewis, Robert Lloyd. WRITER: Beckett, Ann. DIRECTOR: Trikonis, Gus. 2. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1984. PRODUCER: Feldman, Edward S. (executive); Phillips, Clyde B. (executive). WRITER: Beckett, Ann. 3. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1984. PRODUCER: Feldman, Edward S. (executive); Phillips, Clyde B. (executive). WRITER: Gordon, Jill. 4. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1984. PRODUCER: Feldman, Edward S. (executive); Phillips, Clyde (executive). WRITER: Lakin, Howard. 5. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1984. PRODUCER: Feldman, Edward S. (executive); Phillips, Clyde B. (executive). WRITER: Elstad, Linda.

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The Middle-Aged Champion of the World HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. • Story of the lives of Sonny Stone, an executive at ‘Food Heaven,’ his wife Marianne, their son Daniel and daughter Molly. Sonny has day dreams that he is a boxer, the Middle-Aged Champion of the World, fighting back with anyone who beats him down, and eventually trains and enters a real boxing match. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-03-1977. WRITERS: Klein, Dan; Ross, Philip S.

The Mikhail Baryshnikov Special AKA Baryshnikov in Hollywood HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Apr. 21, 1982, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Jodav Productions. STARRING: Baryshnikov, Mikhail. WITH: Peters, Bernadette; Wilder, Gene; MacLaine, Shirley; DeLuise, Dom; Reilly, Charles Nelson; Welles, Orson; Stanford, Lynn; Matz, Peter; Hoy, Elizabeth; Daily, Ravah; Jones, Stefanie; Anastos Dancers; Kidd Dancers; Bethune Dancers. • Aired as Baryshnikov in Hollywood. Variety program follows Baryshnikov as he travels around a Hollywood studio lot. At the time this script was printed, the station identification was CBS, but broadcast was on ABC. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-21-1982. SCRIPT DATE : 11-09-1981. PRODUCER : Krawitz, Herman E. (executive); Mischer, Don; Babalis, Paula Caputo (associate). WRITERS: Kohan, Buz; Arnott, Bob. DIRECTOR: Mischer, Don. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown.

The Milton Berle Show HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 9, 1962, 1 hr., 9: 30 PM . P ROD . C O .: Sagebrush Enterprises. S TARRING : Berle, Milton; Benny, Jack; Harvey, Laurence; Horne, Lena; Paige, Janis. • Comedy special starring Berle, with vaudeville-style sketches and musical numbers. From 1959 to 1962 when the The Milton Berle Show was off the air, there were a series of one-hour specials. V ERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 03-09-1962. SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1962. SCRIPT DATE: LAST: 01-28-1962 (VTR date). PRODUCER: Harbach, William O.; Collins, Hal (associate). WRITERS: Sargent, Herb; Crane, Harry; Dreben, Stan; Josefsberg, Milt; Shapiro, Dan. DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry. ADDITIONAL INFO: long rundown, handwritten notes, rehersal schedule, sketch drafts, explanation about smoking sketch, monologue materials.

Mink Collar HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner

Miracle in the Rain Bros. Television, Hajeno Productions. • Unsold pilot, “A one hour pilot for NBC television.” Police drama about high-end crime, with officers Sam Aakers, Patricia (Trish) Hyland, Hallie Todd, and Nora Rambo of the LAPD’s WCCU (White Collar Crime Unit). VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-17-1980. PRODUCER: Eckstein, George (executive). WRITER: Vance, Leigh.

Miracle in the Rain HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: 1946? • One of several scripts associated with Howard Cordery, the production details for this early television adaptation of the popular play are not known. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 1946? SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Hecht, Ben; Coe, Frederick (adaptor). USED BY: Cordery, Howard.

Mirage HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Lou-Step Productions, Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold twohour CBS movie for television. From the novel by Chicago reporters Pamela Zekman and Zay N. Smith, fictionalizing the story of their real life experiences opening a tavern to uncover corruption and shakedowns in the city. VERSION: revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-15-1980. PRODUCER: Picard, Paul R. (executive); Byrne, Joe. WRITER: Woodfield, William; Kayden, Tony; Zekman, Pamela (book); Smith, Zay N. (book).

Les Miserables HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 27, 1978, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: Norman Rosemont Productions, ITC Entertainment. STARRING: Jordan, Richard; Perkins, Anthony; Cusack, Cyril; Langrishe, Caroline; Pleasence, Angela; Gielgud, John; Holm, Ian; Dauphin, Claude; Johnson, Celia; Redman, Joyce; Robson, Flora; Guard, Christopher; Swift, David; Morand, Timothy; Squire, William; Russell, Geoffrey; Blakiston, Caroline; Scobey, Robin; Sheard, Michael; Fletcher, Dexter; Price, Joanna; Hill, Dave; Moreno, John; Evans, Roy; McDermott, Brian; Way, Eileen; Rodger, Struan; Kidd, Deleena; Colley, Kenneth; Burgess, Christopher; Rodska, Christian; Sumpter, Donald; Bissett, Donald; Barrell, Michael; Frazer, Robert; Way, Anthony. • Made-for-TV movie based on the classic Victor Hugo novel. V ERSION: revised. A IR DATE : 12-27-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 11-03-1977. PRODUCER : Rosemont, Norman. WRITERS: Gay, John; Hugo, Victor (book). DIRECTOR: Jordan, Glenn.

Miss Moon and the Stars HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series about oddball widow Pyracantha Moon who speaks to her dead husband through a stuffed kangaroo, and runs a rooming house.

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Miss Pepperdine HOLDINGS: Morris Freedman Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. STARRING: Wilson, Marie; Durant, Jack; Parks, Hildy; Smith, Paul; Picerni, Paul; Hughes, Mary Beth; Clark, Harry. • Unsold pilot. Comedy about office workers had Marie Wilson in a slightly smarter than Irma role as a clerk at a dress company. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1959]. PRODUCER: Freeman, Everett. WRITERS: Freeman, Morris; Pascal, Milton. DIRECTOR: Bricken, Jules.

Missiles of October HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Dec. 18, 1974, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: Viacom Enterprises. STARRING: Devane, William; Sheen, Martin; Bellamy, Ralph; Da Silva, Howard; Hong, James; Callahan, James T.; De Sales, Francis; Donat, Peter; Duggan, Andrew; Eastham, Richard; Elcar, Dana; Elman, Eugene; Feinberg, Ron; Fox, Michael; Franz, Allan; Gates, Larry; Keach, Stacy, Sr.; King, Wright; Kuluva, Will; Lambert, Paul; Lang, Doreen; Lerner, Michael; Lieb, Robert P.; McMurtry, John; Morrow, Byron; Moss, Stewart; Nisbet, Stuart; Ochoa, Buddy; Olson, James; Patrick, Dennis; Paulsen, Albert; Persoff, Nehemiah; Prince, William; Randolph, John; Tobey, Kenneth; Tschernisch, Serge; Varela, Jay; Wyner, George; Yulin, Harris; David, Thayer. • Docudrama about President Kennedy and the Cuban missile crisis. V ERSION: revision. A IR D ATE : 12-18-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 06-17-1974. LAST REVISION: 08-08-1974. PRODUCER : Wilson, Irv (executive); Brodkin, Herbert; Berger, Robert Buzz. WRITER: Greenberg, Stanley R. DIRECTOR: Page, Anthony. ADDITIONAL INFO: revised tape schedule, rehearsal schedule, long rundown, short rundown. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1974].

Missing Children—A Mother’s Story (Where Are My Children?) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 1, 1982, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Kayden-Gleason Productions. STARRING: Winningham, Mare; Holliday, Polly; Wightman, Robert; Scolari, Peter; Wyatt, Jane; Willingham, Noble; Capshaw, Kate; Crothers, Scatman; Carter, Conlan; Browne, Robert Alan; Anderson, John; Frye, Soleil Moon; Dysart, Richard A. • Made-for-TV movie about a mother trying to get her children back after they were stolen by an adoption ring. The story is based on the real crimes of Georgia Tann and the Tennessee Children’s Home Society. Aired as Missing Children — a Mother’s Story also known by the working title, Where Are My Children?. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 12-01-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 03-29-1982. PRODUCER: Kayden, William (executive); Benson, Jay. WRITER: Sackett, Nancy; revisions

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The Moneychangers

by Lawrence, Jim. DIRECTOR: Lowry, Dick. ADDITIONAL INFO: handwritten edits.

escalate until things go very wrong and they wind up in jail.

Mr. and Ms. and the Magic Studio Mystery

Mrs. R see Any Number Can Kill

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 16, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Dick Clark Teleshows. S TARRING: Rubinstein, John; Kroeger, Lee; Selzer, Milton; Vernon, Dai; Cartwright, Angela; Power, Udana; Browning, Rod; Fetty, Darrell; Strong, Pat; Spillman, Sandy. • Unsold pilot. Married couple David and Mandy act as private investigators. David’s father is an L.A. cop. In this pilot for the proposed series they solve the murder of a woman killed during a magic act. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 12-16-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1975. PRODUCER: Clark, Dick. WRITER: Arthur, Robert; Lee, Bill. DIRECTOR: Petranto, Russ.

Mr. Digby

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. BROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: TPA. S TARRING: Demarest, William. • Unsold series. Proposed series based on the Douglas Welch stories about a rebellious press photographer published in the Saturday Evening Post. Planned for the 1956-57 season, but never completed. Mr. Digby and the Fare Hike. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1956?]. WRITER: Marion, Charles R.; Cummings, Irving, Jr.; Welch, Douglas (story). ADDITIONAL INFO : 3-page guide of proposed story plots. Mr. Digby and the Talking Dog. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Adamson, Ed; Welch, Douglas (story). Mr. Digby’s Swindle Sheet. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Kane, Joel; Welch, Douglas (story).

Mr. Novak HOLDINGS: Milton and Barbara Merlin Collection — 1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 24, 1963, to Aug. 31, 1965, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Metro-GoldwynMayer Television. STARRING: Franciscus, James; Jagger, Dean; Bal, Jeanne; Meredith, Burgess; Avery, Phyllis; Sheiner, David; Roberts, Stephen; Collier, Marian; Howard, Vince; Corley, Marjorie; Hansen, Peter; Seymour, Anne; Ellis, Kathleen; Phillippe, Andre; Barry, Donald; Darby, Kim; Dow, Tony; Barid, Jimmy; Kristen, Marta; Corcoran, Noreen; Angel, Heather; Bundy, Brooke; Bridges, Beau; Scott, Brenda; Morrow, Patricia; Fabares, Shelley; Heatherton, Joey; others. • High School drama set in Jefferson High School, Los Angeles. Mr. Novak is the popular English teacher; we see the lives of students and teachers through his eyes. See the Officer. PROD. NO.: 7265. VERSION: draft, plus two story outlines. AIR DATE: unaired. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1964. LAST REVISION: 03-16-1964 WRITER: Merlin, Barbara; Merlin, Milton. ADDITIONAL INFO: unaired episode about a group of boys in a club known as “The Deuces” whose high spirited pranks

Mistral’s Daughter AKA Judith Krantz’s Mistral’s Daughter HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 24-26, 1984, 8 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Steve Krantz Productions, Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Telediffusion. STARRING: Powers, Stefanie; Remick, Lee; Keach, Stacy; Urich, Robert; Dalton, Timothy; Audran, Stephane; Richardson, Ian; Dunnam, Stephanie; Smith, Cotter; Malet, Pierre; Beaulieu, Philippine Leroy; Stewart, Alexandra; Lumley, Joanna; Langrishe, Caroline; Hyde, Jonathan; Thorne, Angela; Gough, Michael; Olivier, Francine; Adair, Alan; O’Neal, Sean; Rimmer, Shane; Spinetti, Victor; Claudio, Jean; Stevenin, JeanFrancois; Vernier, Pierre; Favart, Robert; Vallier, Helene; Maury, Jacques; Allen, Charlotte. • Madefor-TV movie based on the popular Krantz novel about a French painter and the various women in his life. VERSION: final draft, part 2. AIR DATE: 09-25-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-00-1983. PRODUCER: Krantz, Steve (executive); Hirschman, Herbert; Wisenfeld, Suzanne. WRITERS: Feeley, Terence; Sisson, Rosemary Anne (part 2); Krantz, Judith (book). DIRECTOR: Hickox, Douglas; Connor, Kevin. VERSION: final draft, part 3. AIR DATE: 09-26-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 12-00-1983.

Mobile Medics see The Steamers The Moneychangers HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 6 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 4 to 19, 1976, 6 1/2 hrs. in 4 parts. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, Ross Hunter Productions, Inc. STARRING: Douglas, Kirk; Plummer, Christopher; Bottoms, Timothy; Flannery, Susan; Baxter, Anne; Collins, Joan; Bellamy, Ralph; Rodrigues, Percy; Loggia, Robert; Peters, Jean; Pavan, Marisa; Rorke, Hayden; Shigeta, James; Tivell, Amy; Greene, Lorne; Hayes, Helen; Bowen, Roger; Fowley, Douglas V.; Russell, Bing; Grey, Virginia; Shaw, Stan; Carmino, Leonardo; Parfrey, Woodrow; Sicari, Joseph; Kilpatrick, Lincoln; Hufman, Basil. • Miniseries based on the book of banking drama and greed by Alex Hailey. VERSION: first draft, parts 1 & 2. AIR DATE: 12-041976, 12-11-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 01-16-1976. LAST REVISION : 01-29-1976. P RODUCER : Hunter, Ross; Mapes, Jacques. WRITERS: Reisner, Del; Whitmore, Stanford; Hailey, Alex (book). DIRECTOR: Sagal, Boris. VERSION: first draft, part 1. AIR DATE: 12-04-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1976. LAST REVISION: 06-25-1976. VERSION: first draft, part 2 (2 copies). AIR DATE: 1211-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1976. LAST REVISION: 0603-1976. VERSION: first draft, part 3. AIR DATE: 12-18-1976. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-19-1976. LAST REVISION : 06-251976.

Moscow Bureau VERSION: first draft, part 4. AIR DATE: 12-19-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1976. LAST REVISION: 07-08-1976.

Moscow Bureau HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jun. 6, 1986, 30 mins. PROD . CO.: Witt/Thomas Productions, Paramount Television. STARRING: McWilliams, Caroline; Windom, William; Baskin, Elya; Lane, Nancy; Drake, Dennis; Ingham, Barrie. WITH : Zaslow, Michael; Newell, James, Robinson, Charles Knox. • Unsold pilot about a female news reporter, Chris Nichols, sent to the Moscow office, with expectations of getting the chief position there. In the pilot, the current bureau chief decides to stay, and everyone assumes that Chris has lost out. VERSION: revised reading draft. PROD. NO.: 60181063. AIR DATE: 06-06-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 04-03-1985. PRODUCER: Witt, Paul Junger (executive); Thomas, Tony (executive); Palladino, Susan; Longfellow, Sue (associate). WRITER: Lloyd, David. DIRECTOR: Rich, John; Smart, Doug (associate). A DDITIONAL INFO : includes partial credits, set list, call sheet. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (crew member).

Moviola: A Hollywood Saga HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts, Moviola Collection — 5 scripts. N ETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 18-20, 1980, 3 episodes, 2 hrs. each. PROD. CO.: Wolper Productions, Stan Margulies Company, Warner Bros. Television. • Mini-series of unrelated fictionalized stories about real people in Hollywood, from novels by Garson Kanin. This Year’s Blond is Kanin’s behind the scenes look at Marilyn Monroe. The Silent Lovers is from Kanin’s novel about the love affair between silent movie stars Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. Scandal was an unaired script about silent star Fatty Arbuckle. The Moviola Collection includes extensive correspondence and notes about the production. This Year’s Blond. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 05-18-1980. SCRIPT D ATE : 07-23-1979. PRODUCER : Wolper, David L. (executive); Margulies, Stan. WRITER: Lee, James; Kanin, Garson (book). DIRECTOR : Erman, John. C AST : Bridges, Lloyd; Forslund, Constance; Fell, Norman; Tayback, Vic; Lerner, Michael; Marley, John; Seer, Richard; Wallace, Lee; Frankfather, William; Sterling, Philip; Blake, Sondra; Martin, Barney; Strong, Michael; Maloney, Peter; Keep, Stephen; Wildof, Lee; Sadoff, Fred; King, Kathleen; Dennis, John; Gragory, Mary; Haas, Amelia; Ventura, Clyde; Diamond, Don; Prince, Michael; Harders, Bob; Aames, Angela. This Year’s Blond. VERSION: working script. AIR DATE: 05-18-1980. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. ADDITIONAL INFO: heavily annotated. The Scarlett O’Hara War. VERSION: correspondence only. AIR D ATE : 05-19-1980. PRODUCER : Wolper, David L. (executive); Margulies, Stan. WRITER: Hanley, William; Kanin, Garson (book). D IRECTOR: Erman, John. CAST: Curtis, Tony; Macy, Bill; Gould, Harold; Gless, Sharon; Furth, George; Winter, Edward; Youngfellow, Barrie; Nye, Carrie; Revill,

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Murder at the Mardi Gras see Mardi Gras Weekend Murder by Moonlight see Dark of the Moon Murder by the Numbers see Any Number Can Kill Murder in the First Person Singular HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: not known. BROADCAST: Jun. 10, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Alan Landsburg Productions. STARRING: Windom, William; Carson, John David; Montgomery, Tannis G.; Scott, Martha; Keen, Noah; Lippin, Renee; Storm, Jim; Vanni, Renata; Riddle, Hal; others. • Dying English teacher cruely manipulates a student he perceives as ‘having it all’ into murdering him, so that his mother will get the maximum life insurance payout. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 06-10-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 03-27-1974. LAST REVISION: 04-06-1974. PRODUCER: Landsburg, Alan (executive); Salvadove, Lau-

SPECIALS rence D. (executive); Kenney, Wes; Hoffman, Kay. WRITER: Rubin, Mann. DIRECTOR: Kenney, Wes. ADDITIONAL INFO: alternate part 8 (ending).

Murder on Fire Island see Love on Fire Island Murder or Mercy see The Champions, a Matter of Life and Death Mussolini AKA Mussolini: The Untold Story HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Nov. 24-26, 1985, 6 hours in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Trian Productions. STARRING: Scott, George C.; Grant, Lee; Julia, Raul; Madsen, Virginia; Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth; Byrne, Gabriel; Downey, Robert; Colley, Kenneth; Aldridge, Michael; Bellman, Gina; Dobtcheff, Vernon; Kehagias, Paul; Lambert, Anne Louise; Chandler, Spencer; Lidington, Bruce; Kahler, Worf; Herzberg, Paul; Suchet, David; Moeller, Gunnar; Ward, Tracey; Gregory, Constantine; Madoc, Philip; Leventon, Annabel; Vogel, Tony; Norton, Deborah; Johns, Milton; James, Godfrey; Mitchell, Ryan; Sofronski, Monique; Marshall, Stephen; Coulouris, George; Way, Eileen; Pollan, David; Kane, Richard; Gwilym, Robert; Forest, Michael; MacKenzie, Michael; Moreno, John; Rasak, Janet; Hey, Virginia. • Aired as Mussolini: the Untold Story, a biography centered on the personal life of Mussolini. VERSION: second revised draft, parts 1 & 3. AIR DATE: 11-24-1985, 11-26-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 07-161984. LAST REVISION : 08-11-1984. PRODUCER : Katz, Raymond (executive); Sofronski, Bernard (executive); Silliphant, Stirling. W RITER: Silliphant, Stirling. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A.

My Honor, the Judge see The Beautiful Years My Undercover Years with the Ku Klux Klan AKA Undercover with the KKK HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 23, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Meredith, Don; Lauter, Ed; James, Clifton; Salmi, Albert; Carey, Michele; LeGault, Lance; Blye, Margaret; Andrews, Edward; Pickens, Slim; Wainwright, James; Barry, Don “Red”; Trice, Ron; Montgomery, Earl; Lawrence, John; Emmich, Cliff; Meredith, Michael; Mansinne, Jim; Varnado, Julius; Felch, Karl; McCandless, March; Bradley, Stephen; Wade, Dixie; Hall, Victor; Haynie, Jim; Scribner, Peter; Lumbly, Carl; Leatherwood, Blair; Stack, Robert. • Made-for-TV movie, aired with the title, Undercover with the KKK from the book by Rowe, based on his experiences as

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an FBI agent with the KKK in Georgia from 1961 to 1965. VERSION: not stated. Script No.: 76-12-164. AIR DATE : 10-23-1979. SCRIPT D ATE : n.d. [1976]. PRO DUCER: Benton, Douglas (executive); Lehr, George. WRITER: Slate, Lane; Rowe, Gary Thomas, Jr. (book). DIRECTOR: Shear, Barry.

The Natalie Cole Special HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 27, 1978, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Dick Clark Teleshows. STARRING: Cole, Natalie. WITH: Mathis, Johnny; Skaggs, Boz; Earth, Wind & Fire. • Special featuring musical numbers with Natalie Cole. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 04-27-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-09-1978. LAST REVISION: 02-11-1978. PRODUCER : Arthur, Robert. W RITER : Arthur, Robert. DIRECTOR: Kiley, Tim. USED BY: Dowdle, Doug.

The National Comedy Network HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures. • Unsold pilot for a comedy variety series, based on the premise of a network where every show is presented as a comedy. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE : 09-30-1977. WRITERS: Israel, Neil; Abatemarco, Frank; Mislove, Michael; Proft, Pat; Ripps, Lenny.

The National Sex , Love and Marriage Test HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 5, 1978, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Warren V. Bush Productions. STARRING: Snyder, Tom; Somers, Suzanne. WITH: Allen, Marty; Backus, Jim; Diller, Phyllis; Franklin, Bonnie; Gobel, George; Knotts, Don; Landers, Ann; Lawrence, Vicki; Lindley, Audra; Mullavey, Greg; Redgrave, Lynn; Reese, Della; Rhoades, Barbara; Rivers, Joan; Rowe, Misty; Scott, Debralee; Vigoda, Abe; Worley, Jo Anne. • Aired as a part of The Big Event, which was a series of unconnected programs, televised motion pictures, and made-for-TV movies on NBC occupying the Sunday prime time slot. The episode represented is a Cosmo style relationship quiz interspersed with short dramatizations and commentary and advice from relationship experts. V ERSION: not stated. P ROD . NO.: 77-12-119. A IR DATE : 03-05-1978. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-21-1977. PRO DUCER: Bush, Warren V. (executive); Sedawie, Norman. WRITERS: Carson, Rubin; Kagan, Michael; Miller, Karyl. DIRECTOR: Tator, Joel.

The Neon Ceiling HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 8, 1971, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. STARRING: Young, Gig; Grant, Lee; Nickerson, Denise; Edelman, Herbert; Smithers, William; Pratt, Robert; McEachin, James. • Runaway wife and her daughter both fall for an odd artistic recluse they meet in a small desert town.

The New, Orginal Wonder Woman VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 81334. AIR DATE: 0208-1971. SCRIPT DATE: 05-28-1970. LAST REVISION: 0617-1970. PRODUCER : Sackheim, William. W RITER: Rodman, Howard (revised draft); Sobieski, Carol (also story). DIRECTOR: Pierson, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list.

The New, Original Wonder Woman see Wonder Woman New Zealand—For the Fun of It see also Australia—For the Fun of It HOLDINGS: Paul Werth Collection —1 script. BROADCAST : unaired. S TARRING : Damone, Vic; Lawrence, Carol; Clarke, John; Whittle, Annie; Walker, John. • Proposed special with Vic Damone visiting New Zealand, and performing various musical numbers, also showcased New Zealand local talent. Program follows a visit to Australia. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-15-1976 (VTR date). LAST REVISION: 11-21-1976 (VTR date). PRODUCER : Harris, Karen. W RITER : Werth, Paul. A DDI TIONAL INFO: short rundown.

Nick and Nora

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The Thin Man

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 4, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. STARRING: Stevens, Craig; Pflug, Ann; Kruschen, Jack; Miller, Denny; Lampkin, Charles; Rawlins, Lester; Bissell, Whit; Brown, Judith; Myers, Carmel. • Pilot movie for an unproduced series The Thin Man based on the characters created by Dashiell Hammett. Aired on the late-night ABC Wide World Mystery series. Nick and Nora. AIR DATE: 03-04-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 07-31-1974. LAST REVISION : 01-02-1975. PRODUCER : Berns, Seymour. WRITER: Sapinsley, Alvin. DIRECTOR: Berns, Seymour.

Night Eyes see Indians The Night They Took Miss Beautiful HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 24, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: A Don Kirshner Production with Camelot Productions, Ltd. STARRING: Collins, Gary; Lamm, Karen; Principal, Victoria; Connors, Chuck; Gibson, Henry; Haskell, Peter; Sierra, Gregory; Silvers, Phil; North, Sheree; Stevens, Stella; Katon, Rosanne; Lewis, Marcia; Banks, Jonathan; Bassett, William H.; Morales, Santos; Byrnes, Burke; Carroll, Suzette; Miller, Lillian; Dorin, Phoebe; Rossi, Al; Jeter, James; Overton, Bill; Corley, Pat. • Made-for-TV movie about the hijacking of a plane full of beauty contestants. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 77-2-189. AIR DATE: 10-24-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 06-06-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-04-1977. PRODUCER: Grant, Merrill (executive); Kirshner, Don (executive); Lefferts, George; Quill, John E. (associate). WRITER: Lefferts, George; LaRose, Lou (story). DIRECTOR: Lewis, Robert Michael.

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Nightmare AKA Nightmare in Badham County HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 5, 1976, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films, Douglas S. Cramer Productions. STARRING: Raffin, Deborah; Moody, Lynne; Connors, Chuck; Flanagan, Fionnuala; Louise, Tina; Reed, Robert; Reese, Della; Wood, Lana; Bellamy, Ralph; Wilson, Kim; Albers, Leslie; Hemphill, Simpson; Henley, Annette; Keith, Tom; Malloy, John; Phillips, Hal Thomas; Rober, John, Jr.; Smith, Essex; Stewart, Tommie. • Aired with the title Nightmare in Badham County. Drama about a corrupt, racist county prison system in the rural South. Two UCLA students traveling the highways are falsely arrested and sentenced to the Badham County Work Farm. VERSION: final revised shooting script. AIR DATE: 11-05-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 07-28-1976. PRODUCER: Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Baumes, Wilford Lloyd. WRITER: Heims, Jo. DIRECTOR: Moxey, John Llewellyn.

Nineteen Refuse

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The Courage to

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures. • Three college girls (19 years old) each meet a different dilemma which could cause her to drop out. Andrea, Barbara, and Chris are about to fail a chemistry course they must pass in order to continue their college careers. They must decide whether to refuse an option that would let them off the hook. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-11-1977. WRITER: Alexander, Larry.

No Complaints

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Friends

HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Jul. 17, 1985, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Embassy Television, Paramount Television. STARRING: Canova, Diana; Twomey, Anne; Sutorius, James; Gould, Harold; O’Hare, Brad. WITH: Dill, Matt; Moultrie, Emily; Christian, Claudia; Albert, John; Fields, Jere; McFarland, Martha; Ponterotto, Donna; Bonar, Becky; Durock, Dick. • Unsold pilot for a sitcom about stay-at-home mom Valerie Anastis (at broadcast name was spelled Anastas) and her best friend, Joanna Neuman, who is a recently promoted vice president of an advertising agency. VERSION: revised draft. PROD. NO.: 042-14399-021. AIR DATE: 07-17-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-21-1984. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1985. PRODUCER: Marsh, Linda (executive); Peters, Margie (executive); Kelada, Asaad (executive); Palmer, Patricia Fass; Britain, [unknown] (associate). WRITERS: Marsh, Linda; Peters, Margie. DIRECTOR: Kelada, Asaad; Heydorn, Nancy (assistant). ADDITIONAL INFO: includes tentative taping schedule, breakdown of scenes, call sheet, credits, set list. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (crew member).

No Heavy Lifting HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Larry White Produc-

SPECIALS tions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot. Queens City Councilman Robert J. Allen, the only independent on a stodgy council, in a sitcom about local politics. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-091975. WRITER: Breslin, Jimmy; Kane, Arnold.

No Place to Run HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 19, 1972, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Spelling/Goldberg Productions, 20th Century– Fox Studios. STARRING: Bernardi, Herschel; Powers, Stefanie; Brand, Neville; Bosley, Tom; Jacoby, Scott; Medford, Kay; Hagman, Larry; Donner, Robert; Lau, Wesley; Parfrey, Woodrow; White, Will J.; Sullivan, Susan; Watson, Larry; Conway, Curt; Brocco, Peter; White, Frank; Patterson, Patrick; Barry, Wesley E. • ABC Movie of the Week about an elderly man trying to keep his adopted grandson from being taken back into the foster care system after the parents die in an accident. VERSION: revised draft. A IR D ATE : 09-19-1972. S CRIPT D ATE : 04-20-1972. PRODUCER : Goldberg, Leonard (executive); Witt, Paul Junger; Spelling, Aaron; Thomas, Tony (associate). WRITER: Hirsch, James G. DIRECTOR: Mann, Delbert; Badham, John.

Nobody Makes Me Cry HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. • Another version, Between Friends, written by Jonathan Estrin, based on the same novel Nobody Makes Me Cry by Shelley List, aired on HBO Cable Sept. 11, 1983. The relationship of this script (if any) to the aired program is not known. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-18-1977. WRITER: Silver, Susan; List, Shelley (book).

Norman Rockwell’s “America Breaking Home Ties” AKA Norman Rockwell’s “Breaking Home Ties” AKA Breaking Home Ties HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 26, 1987, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: John Wilder Productions, Universal, Telecom Entertainment Inc. STARRING: Robards, Jason; Saint, Eva Marie; McKeon, Doug; Gray, Erin; Trevor, Claire; Peck, J. Eddie; Lux, Kristen; Denny, David; Baer, Parley; Haynes, Jerry; Bennett, Norman; Mutchler, Miles; Campitelli, Tom; Newman, Abby; Cadenhead, John; Jones, Jill Parker; Smith, Dale. • Coming of age drama based on a painting by Norman Rockwell. Aired under the title, Norman Rockwell’s Breaking Home Ties. VERSION: final revision. P ROD . NO.: 85534. A IR DATE: 11-26-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 07-11-1980. PRODUCER: Wilder, John (executive); Lepiner, Michael (executive); Kaufman, Kenneth (executive); Cottle, Graham. WRITER: Wilder, John. DIRECTOR: Wilder, John.

North and South HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 1985,

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North and South 12 hrs. in 6 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, David L. Wolper Productions. STARRING: Alley, Kirstie; Brown, Georg Stanford; Carradine, David; Casnoff, Philip; Down, Lesley-Anne; Francis, Genie; Garber, Terri; Kilbourne, Wendy; Metzler, Jim; Read, James; Smith, Lewis; Stockwell, John; Swayze, Patrick; Cash, Johnny; Cole, Olivia; Fairchild, Morgan; Guillaume, Robert; Holbrook, Hal; Kelly, Gene; Mitchum, Robert; Simmons, Jean; Stiers, David Ogden; Swenson, Inga; Taylor, Elizabeth; Anderson, John; Bergere, Lee; Frakes, Jonathan; Fulton, Wendy; Harris, David; Ryan, Mitch; Whitaker, Forest; Frank, Tony; Gimpel, Erica; Barnes, Walter; others. • Dramatization of John Jakes’ sweeping novel of the pre-Civil War South. The scripts are broken into four parts, but the mini-series aired in six parts, so the parts do not have exact air dates. [all]. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 11-03-1985 to 11-10-1985. SCRIPT DATE : 11-08-1983. PRODUCER : Wolper, David L. (executive); McLain, Chuck (executive); Freeman, Paul. WRITER: Heyes, Douglas; Jakes, John (book). DIRECTOR: Heffron, Richard T. 1-1. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-01-1984. LAST REVISION: 01-25-1985. WRITER: Heyes, Douglas; Green, Patricia (revisions); Jakes, John (book). 1-2. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1984. LAST REVISION: 10-03-1984. WRITER: Edwards, Paul F. 1-3. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-29-1984. LAST REVISION: 09-06-1984. WRITER: Shelley, Kathleen A. 1-4. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-291984. WRITER: Green, Patricia. A DDITIONAL INFO : handwritten notes.

North and South, Book Two HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 4 to 8, 11, 1986, 12 hrs. in 6 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, David L. Wolper Productions, Robert Papazian Productions. STARRING: Alley, Kirstie; Carradine, David; Casnoff, Philip; Down, Lesley-Anne; Crosby, Mary; Francis, Genie; Garber, Terri; Kilbourne, Wendy; Metzler, Jim; Read, James; Smith, Lewis; Stevenson, Parker; Swayze, Patrick; Cash, Johnny; Cole, Olivia; Fairchild, Morgan; Guillaume, Robert; Holbrook, Hal; Kelly, Gene; Mitchum, Robert; Simmons, Jean; Stiers, David Ogden; Swenson, Inga; Taylor, Elizabeth; Anderson, John; Bergere, Lee; Frakes, Jonathan; Fulton, Wendy; Harris, David; Ryan, Mitch; Whitaker, Forest; Frank, Tony; Gimpel, Erica; Barnes, Walter; others. • Continuation of John Jakes’ tale of the South, this part from Love and War is set during the Civil War. The scripts are broken into four parts, but the mini-series aired in six parts, so the parts do not have exact air dates. Love and War, 2-1. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-24-1985. PRODUCER: Wolper, David L. (executive); Papazian, Robert A. WRITER: Green, Patricia; Jakes, John (book). DIRECTOR: Connor, Kevin. 2-2. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0224-1985. WRITER: Green, Patricia. 2-3. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0225-1985. WRITER: Green, Patricia. 2-4. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0308-1985. WRITER: Green, Patricia.

The Notorious Colette [all parts]. VERSION: revised shooting script. AIR DATE: 05-04-1986 to 05-11-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 09-131985. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1985. WRITER: Green, Patricia; Edwards, Paul (revisions); Fielder, Richard (revisions).

The Notorious Colette HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. • Unaired biopic about the author of Gigi, starting with her marriage to first husband, Willy. VERSION: final revision. PROD. NO.: 85146. SCRIPT DATE: 05-18-1977. LAST REVISION: 06-14-1977. PRODUCER: Babbin, Jacqueline. WRITER: Turner, Barbara.

Of Pure Blood see Fatherland Ohms HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 2, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Grant Case McGrath Enterprises. STARRING: Waite,

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101 Grove St HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot. 101 Grove St. is the address of the Department of Public Health in San Francisco. Crime drama, which may have been an attempt to make a series based on the 1950 movie, Panic in the Streets. Mel Rubin and Jane Durham are doctors with Public Health; they investigate a body found after an earthquake, which is infected with pneumonic plague. They have three days to find the murderer before the plague becomes epidemic. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 05-10-1984. PRODUCER: Allen, Irwin. WRITER: Egan, Tom.

113th Edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus AKA Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, 113th Edition HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 1, 1983, 1 hr. STARRING:

Ralph; Birney, David; Balsam, Talia; Carter, Dixie; Lang, Charley; Mitchell, Cameron; Nielsen, Leslie; Hecht, Paul; Poole, Roy; Ramsey, John; Hormann, Nicholas; Toner, Tom; Cosgrove, Keith; Becher, John C.; Cass, David S., Sr.; Fields, Chuck; Gill, Albert; Gladstein, John; Graffe, Charlotte; Hubbard, John; Jones, Jan; Kisicki, James; Kost, Don; others. • Grass roots activism against a power company. VERSION: second draft (2 copies). AIR DATE: 01-021980. SCRIPT DATE : 03-19-1979. PRODUCER : Grant, Merrill (executive); Maffeo, Neil T.; Sonsini, Patricia A. (associate). WRITER: Case, Gene. DIRECTOR: Lowry, Dick.

Carrillo Bros.; Jacobs, Dolly; Leonard, Sugar Ray; Leonard, Sugar Ray, Jr.; Sorvino, Paul; Vazquez, Miguel; Williams, Buffy; Williams, Gunther Gebel; others. • Highlights of the current acts in the Circus intercut with Paul Sorvino as P.T. Barnum, giving some historical highlights and famous acts. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 03-01-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 12-28-1982. PRODUCERS: Feld, Irvin (executive); Feld, Kenneth (executive); Binder, Steve. WRITERS: Binder, Steve; Bilik, Jerry. DIRECTOR: Binder, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, short rundown, long rundown, staff list, schedule.

Old Faithful

One of the Raymonds

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 3, 1973, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Winters/Rosen Production. STARRING: Mostel, Zero; Sherman, Bobby; Meredith, Burgess; St. John, Jill; Robards, Jason; Heatherton, Joey; Davis, Sammy, Jr.; Scott, Linda. • “A musical comedy for the Chevrolet Motor Division.” Musical set in Yellowstone National Park as driven through in a Chevy Nova. VERSION: final script. AIR DATE: 05-03-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1972. PRODUCER: Rosen, Burt (executive); Winters, David. WRITERS: Hovis, Larry; Elder, Ann; Kasha, Al; Hirschhorn, Joel (special material). DIRECTOR: Winther, Jørn. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits page, cast list with credits, staff list, pre-record schedule; VTR schedule, short rundown, closing credits.

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • From the coming of age novel, one in a series of novels by Rickhoff about Butte’s Landing set in the ante-bellum south; story focuses on young Mason Raymond Butte. VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 182005. SCRIPT DATE: 01-03-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-01-1978. WRITER: Byrnes, Jim; Miller, Jack; Rickoff, Jean (book).

On the Run HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot for a Western series. Jack and Clay Kimborough travel around in 1910 New Mexico, doing good deeds as they move from town to town. On the Run is a puzzling title, since the brothers are not apparently running from anything. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Monash, Paul (also creator). WRITER: Landon, Joe.

The Ordeal of Patty Hearst see Get Patty Hearst! The Orphan Train HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 22, 1979, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. STARRING: Eikenberry, Jill; Dobson, Kevin; Manz, Linda; Fletcher-Cook, Graham; Michaelsen, Melissa; Close, Glen. • Fictional story based on actual orphan trains that moved urban orphans to the Midwest in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. VERSION: treatment “Television Story”. AIR DATE: 12-22-1979. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Rees, Marian (executive); Gimbel, Roger (executive); Converse,

SPECIALS Tony (executive); Petrie, Dorothea G. WRITER: Furia, John, Jr., from a screenplay by Dorothea G. Petrie and Daniel Petrie, Jr. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A.

Oscar Awards see Academy Awards Show, Annual Our Man in London see also London Eye HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Cliff Malone, American Ex-Pat in London, serves as a private investigator/problem solver for Americans in England. Same secondary characters as London Eye: Inspector Glenn, Sally Martin. This pilot had Cliff acting as bodyguard to Maxine Arnold in London to collect a missing inheritance. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-061977. WRITER: Hargrove, Dean. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis, character descriptions and series presentation, cast list, set list.

Out of the Darkness HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. • “World Premiere Out of the Darkness.” Standard mummy-case-fare set in 1890 with hero Brett Kingston protecting pretty heir to Egyptian magic Zilia Darian. Presumably an attempt to resurrect the earlier failed series by Laird and Lyndon titled The Black Cloak which had starred Leslie Nielsen as Brett Kingsford, playboy and expert on the occult. VERSION: final revision. PROD. NO.: 26541 (81127). SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1967. LAST REVISION: 06-23-1967. PRODUCER: Laird, Jack. WRITER: Lyndon, Barre. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

The Outer Reaches HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: David Gerber Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot for Sci-Fi series. Five would-be astronauts, Dave Huntsman, Joan Thompson, Jim Robbins, Harold Jamison, and Tina Johnson are training in the desert to prepare for life in space when they stumble across an alien space craft. The craft takes them to a rendezvous with a larger craft where they meet another captive, Galt from Xontos, and a strange advanced balloon creature named Jat, one of ten of his kind. Jat explains that he thinks the ship is some kind of intergalactic ark. They work together to rescue the ship from an unknown attacker, and are left facing the galaxy with a ship they don’t know how to run. VERSION: second draft. Script No.: 77-10-123. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1977. WRITER: Svanoe, Bill.

The Outlander AKA The Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 2, 1979, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.:

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Columbia Pictures Television. S TARRING: Wagner, Lindsay; Wyman, Jane; McGuire, Dorothy; Duggan, Andrew; Lockwood, Gary; Peters, Brock; Reilly, John; Tyner, Charles; Woods, James; Parfrey, Woodrow; Walton, Peggy; Soucie, Kathi; Gold, Tracey; Parsons, Cherilyn; Graham, Gary; Young, Ray; Stuart, Gloria; O’Neill, Mary Ellen; King, Meegan; Gregory, David; Sanders, Henry G.; Croxton, Dee; Johnson, Hazel; McFadgen, Pauline; Smith, Stephanie; Reed, Carolyn Jane; Peterson, Ronald; Driscoll, John; Jones, Sam J.; Schultz, Philip; Kemp, Dan; Fetterly, Diane; McGrath, Sharon; Nichols, Marta; Beauvais, Genevieve. • Aired under the title, The Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel. Saga of a woman doctor returning to the Blue Ridge mountains to help the underpriveledged — as she once was as an orphan growing up in the area, unable to afford medical care. She meets the local medicine woman, and they clash, but eventually learn to appreciate each other. VERSION: rev. final draft, shooting script. PROD . NO.: 162197. AIR DATE: 01-02-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 0714-1978. PRODUCER: Samuels, Ron (executive); Radin, Paul B. WRITERS: Berk, Michael; Schwartz, Douglas; Fineman, Joseph. DIRECTOR: Green, Guy. ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line typescript, includes cast list and set list.

Outrage! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 2, 1986, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Preston, Robert; Bridges, Beau; Meredith, Burgess; Purl, Linda; Newley, Anthony; Young, William Allen; Ferrer, Mel. • Drama based on the novel by Henry Denker, about the legal case surrounding the revenge murder of a rapist by the victim’s father. VERSION: fourth draft. AIR DATE: 03-02-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 10-01-1985. PRODUCER: Allen, Irwin. WRITER: Denker, Henry (also book). D IRECTOR: Grauman, Walter.

Paleface HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Unsold pilot loosely based on the movie Son of Paleface. Set in 1880s Los Angeles, actors Dudley Christian and Newton Nill go on the run when they don’t get their salaries, but do get their bills. Later the two encounter Belleflower and Big Bad Bill. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 83015-1. SCRIPT DATE: 09-20-1965. WRITER: Bogert, Vincent.

The Palms Bar Ladies Go

AKA

Where the

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 14, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. STARRING: Holliman, Earl; Black, Karen; Clark, Candy; Hartman, Lisa; Bradbury, Lane; Catlett, Mary Jo; deBroux, Lee; Gilliam, Burton; Hill, Richard; McRaney, Gerald; Rosario, Bert; Smithers, William; Antonio, Lou; Girardin, Ray; Honig, Howard; Bachmann, Conrad; Smith, Jim B.;

Papa and the Dowry Bruce, Douglas; Bradford, Art; Emerson, Priscilla; Caffery, L’Carole; Dulaine, Carole; Lynch, Karen E.; Elkins, Merry; Lindley, Daryle Ann. • “A Two-Hour Movie for ABC-TV.” Aired with the title Where the Ladies Go; about bar owner Buck, and the lonely, sad, hopeful and other various ladies who visit the daytime bar. VERSION: final revision. P ROD . NO.: 85480. A IR DATE: 03-14-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 11-21-1979. LAST REVISION: 12-03-1979. PRODUCER: Eckstein, George (executive); Balter, Allan. WRITER: Sobieski, Carol. DIRECTOR: Flicker, Theodore J. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Papa and the Dowry Point

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Pigeon

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Script for proposed series titled Pigeon Point, created by Harold Peary, the pilot of which aired on the series Schlitz Playhouse of Stars as Papa Goes to the Ball. The rest of the series about a Portugese family in Pigeon Point, a tiny town in Northern California, were never broadcast. VERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Vlahos, John. A DDITIONAL INFO : page translated into Portugese, extra pages from version one of the script.

Paper Dolls HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 24, 1982, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, The Leonard Goldberg Company. STARRING: Hackett, Joan; Warren, Jennifer; Collins, Joan; Hannah, Daryl; Paul, Alexandra; Singer, Marc; Fargas, Antonio; Primus, Barry; Nelson, Craig T.; Curran, William Bryan; Richman, Jeffrey; Stoltz, Eric; Stern, Lillibet; Schepps, Shawn; Phillips, Wendy; Orgolini, Lisa; Hon, Jean Marie. • Series pilot for a short run series by the same name that aired in the 1984-85 season. Writer Jennifer Miller is not credited for the pilot, but does have writing and producing credits for episodes of the later series. Some lines from this script are in the aired version, but the precise relationship of this script to the aired pilot is not known. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 05-24-1982. SCRIPT DATE: 02-16-1982. LAST REVISION: 02-23-1982. PRODUCER: Goldberg, Leonard (executive); Rappaport, Michele. WRITER: Miller, Jennifer (script only, not credited on aired version); Markus, Leah (aired version); Mitchell, Casey T. (aired version). DIRECTOR: Zwick, Edward.

Partners in Crime HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Filmways Television. • Unsold pilot. Richard (code name Fire) and Linda (code name Water) are undercover agents living glamorous lifestyles while foiling evil. Their boss is Sidney Glick, director of some secret government agency. In this episode they pose as a bickering married couple to get to the bottom of a series of murders at a posh marriage encounter retreat where many diplomats have met with deadly accidents.

VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-031977. WRITER: DeRoy, Richard.

Pat Buttram’s Popcorn Palace HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection —1 script. BROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Pat-Lo/Ablidon Enterprises, KTLA. HOST: Buttram, Pat. STARRING: The Albins; Grey Otter and Bright Eyes; Brown, Keisa; The Hoosier Hot Shots; Roberts, Whitey; Berge, Alphonse; Vaughn, Skeeter; Layne, Rickie; Carr, Joe (“Fingers”); Rey, Alvino; Busch, Lou. • Unsold pilot. Proposed weekly half-hour series hosted by Pat Buttram, with variety acts in a vauldeville style. According to the cover, this pilot was taped at KTLA Feb. 9, 1973. VERSION: first draft revised. SCRIPT DATE: 02-061973. PRODUCER : Kanter, Hal (executive); Abbott, Norman. WRITER: Josefsberg, Milt; Wedlock, Hugh, Jr.; Kanter, Hal. DIRECTOR: Abbott, Norman.

The Patriots HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, The Production Company. • 1969 Vietnam War draftee Rob Milford and his enlistee brother Jim clash over the rightness of war. Jim sees this as a rightful duty, Rob escapes to Canada rather than join a war he sees as immoral. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 05-19-1977. WRITER: Furia, John, Jr.

Pearl Harbor

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Pearl

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 15 to 19, 1978, 6 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Konigsberg Productions, Stirling Silliphant Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Dickinson, Angie; Weaver, Dennis; Wagner, Robert; Warren, Lesley Ann; Alexandra, Tiana; Henry, Gregg; Helmond, Katherine; Arkin, Adam; Dennehy, Brian; Gail, Max; Fontane, Char; Lindley, Audra; Anderson, Richard; Ross, Marion; Miller, Allan; Vance, Christian; Crosby, Mary; Lucia, Chip; Elliott, David; Lannom, Les; Campanella, Joseph; others. • Broadcast with the title Pearl. Dramatic interpretation of the four days leading up to the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941 through the lives of three couples. VERSION: not stated, parts 1-3 bound as one. AIR DATE: 11-16 to 11-19-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-00-1978. PRODUCER: Konigsberg, Frank (executive); Silliphant, Stirling. WRITER: Silliphant, Stirling. DIRECTOR: Averback, Hy.

A Pennant for the Kremlin HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. • Tale of a Russian man, Mikhail Deborin, who is sent to the U.S. to manage the Chicago White Sox, left to the Kremlin in a will. VERSION: not stated. P ROD . NO.: 85700. S CRIPT DATE: 08-18-1982. PRODUCER: Marshall, Frank (executive); McAdams, James (executive). WRITER: Pomer-

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antz, Edward; Molloy, Paul (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: character list, set list.

Peter and Paul see The Acts of Peter and Paul

Penthouse

Peter Benchley’s Mysteries of the Deep see Spanner’s Key

HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. NETWORK: KNX. B ROADCAST : unaired. STARRING: Miller, Marvin; Marlowe, Angel; Wade, Stuart; Borisoff, Alexander; Palmer, Peter. • Audition script for a musical variety program with Marvin Miller as host. Live TV audition at KNX-TV, Los Angeles. Script gives Borisoff as having composed music for three movies, so this would put the date between 1959 when the third was released, and 1961, when the fourth movie was released. VERSION: Audition script. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1960?].

People Like Us see The Allmans A Perfect Match HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. STARRING: Kelsey, Linda; Brandon, Michael; Lucas, Lisa; Durning, Charles; Dewhurst, Colleen; Kusatsu, Clyde; Bartlett, Bonnie; Brooks, Hildy; Kenin, Alexa; Banfield, Bever-Leigh; Kagan, Marilyn; Mathias, Darian; Hammer, Alvin; Lempert, Peter; Currie, Michael; Clavin, John; Nunez, Daniel; Coelho, Susie; Dickinson, Christine; Wilson, Zoey; Meyers, Gayanne; McKee, Lani. • Woman in need of a bone marrow transplant searches for daughter she gave up for adoption as a possible donor. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 198184. AIR DATE: 10-05-1980. SCRIPT DATE : 07-30-1979. PRODUCER : Rich, Lee (executive); Jacobs, David (executive); Guttfreund, Andre R. WRITER: Sayles, John; Guttfreund, Andre R. (story); Damski, Mel (story). D IRECTOR: Damski, Mel.

The Perfect Woman HOLDINGS: Rudy Vallee Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated / cable TV. BROADCAST: unknown. PROD . CO.: Sandler Institutional Films. S TARRING: Kastner, Peter; Nail, Joanne; Vallee, Rudy; Gordon, Barry; Mitchell, Cameron; Willard, Fred; Windsor, Marie. • Made-for-TV movie was released to cable via syndication, no broadcast details are known. On planet Zuko, King Kroger I looks for a suitable wife. Prime Minister Zelda heads up the search. The king sees videos from Earth, and thinks an Earthwoman would be suitable. Envoys Zig and Emo find Julie Tout, and King Kroger falls in love with her. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Emenegger, Robert; Sandler, Allan. WRITER: Emenegger, Robert; Sandler, Allan. DIRECTOR: Emenegger, Robert; Sandler, Allan. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Anne Spielberg” and phone number written at top of title page by Vallee. VERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: 07-18-1980. LAST REVISION : 07-25-1980. A DDITIONAL I NFO : “Bronson” and address written at top of title page by Vallee.

Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 7 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 6, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Ed Friendly Productions, NBC Productions. STARRING: Garrett, Leif; O’Shea, Milo; Besch, Bibi; Quade, John; Doran, Ann; Reardon, Brad; Ryan, Mitch; Anderson, John; Tyner, Charles; Romero, Ned; Lydon, James; Mead, Phil; Hicks, Bill; Tzudiker, Robert. • Unsold pilot. “Based on the novel, San Domingo ... the Medicine Hat Stallion by Marguerite Henry.” Coming of age story about a frontier boy and his beloved pony Domingo becoming a team for the Pony Express. In addition to the aired pilot, there are also five scripts for unaired episodes of the proposed series and the series “bible.” SCRIPT NO.: 77-12-76. VERSION: “bible” rewrite. S CRIPT DATE : 12-00-1977. PRODUCER : Friendly, Ed (executive). WRITER: Turley, Jack; Savage, Paul (rewrite); Henry, Marguerite (book). ADDITIONAL INFO : series projection, character delineation with credits as known at the time, suggested stories with writing assignments. VERSION: final draft [pilot]. AIR DATE: 11-06-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 05-24-1977. PRODUCER: Fury, Ron (executive); Friendly, Ed. W RITER: Turley, Jack; Henry, Marguerite (book). DIRECTOR: O’Herlihy, Michael. Soldier Boy. Script No.: 77-11-70. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1977. WRITER: Turley, Jack; Henry, Marguerite (book). The Twenty-Five Dollar Weekend. SCRIPT NO.: 7711-93. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-09-1977. WRITER: Turley, Jack; Henry, Marguerite (book). The Valentine Run. SCRIPT NO.: 77-12-95. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-07-1977. WRITER: Turley, Jack; Henry, Marguerite (book). The Oath. SCRIPT NO.: 77-12-183. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-22-1977. WRITERS: Raschella, Carole; Raschella, Michael; Savage, Paul (story); Henry, Marguerite (book). The Lie. Script No.: 77-12-204. VERSION: second draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-28-1977. WRITER: Peterson, Rod; Savage, Paul (story); Henry, Marguerite (book).

Peterbilt

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Steel Cowboy

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 6, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. STARRING: Brolin, James; Torn, Rip; Warren, Jennifer; Griffith, Melanie; Cobb, Julie; Frizzell, Lou; Martin, Strother; Popwell, Albert; Johnston, John Dennis; Schott, Bob; Calfa, Don; Diaz, Rudy; Hoy, Bob; Thompson, Scott; O’Leary, Jack; Brock, Stanley; Charnota, Anthony; Byrd-Nethery, Miriam; Gibson, Bo; Gillard, Stuart. • Aired as Steel Cowboy, with some character name changes. All about

Phil Silvers Show Clayton Rae Douglas (Clayton Pfanner in the aired version) and his Peterbilt truck. Clayton is in financial straits and agrees to haul a stolen load of cattle to settle accounts. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 12-06-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 01-05-1978. LAST REVISION: 01-20-1978. PRODUCER: Gimbel, Roger (executive); Converse, Tony (executive); Louis, R.J. WRITER: Wheeler, Doug (also story); Kirby, Bill. DIRECTOR: Laidman, Harvey S.

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DUCER : Carter, Virginia (executive); Lavin, Linda (executive); Litke, Marty (executive); Taylor, Jeri (supervising); Lake, Michael; Matthews, Ross. W RITER: Sobieski, Carol (also story); Taylor, Jeri. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. USED BY: Harnell, Joe (music).

The Playhouse

Pigeon Point see Papa and the Dowry

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Story about a man who has nightmares about his two deceased grandchildren; slowly the nightmares change into dementia. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 81282. SCRIPT DATE: 04-14-1970. WRITER: Driver, Donald; Levinson, Richard (idea); Link, William (idea). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Pilgrims’ Pride see Land Where My Fathers Died

Please, Kill Me! see D.A.’s Investigator

The Pirate AKA Harold Robbins’ “The Pirate”

Pleasures

Phil Silvers Show see Rome, Sweet Rome

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 21 and 22, 1978, 4 hours in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING : Nero, Franco; Archer, Anne; Hussey, Olivia; McShane, Ian; Lee, Christopher; Wallach, Eli; Constantine, Michael; Franciscus, James; Assante, Armand; Bagdasarian, Carol; Corey, Jeff; Mayne, Ferdy; Pataki, Michael; Salem, Murray; Ansara, Edward; Arliss, Dimitra; Brandon, Peter; Charles, Leon; Cibelli, Renato; Diaz, Edith; Donahue, Patricia; Ellis, Antonia; Gould, Ina; Harout, Magda; Johnson, Tina; others. • Harold Robbins story of Jewish-Arab relations. Jewish man raised since birth in an Arab family must deal with his daughter’s Arab fanaticism. VERSION: final screenplay. AIR DATE: 11-21-1978, 1122-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 05-08-1978. PRODUCER: Picard, Paul R. (executive); Koch, Howard W. WRITER: Epstein, Julius J.; Robbins, Harold (book). DIRECTOR: Annakin, Ken.

A Place to Call Home HOLDINGS: Joe Harnell Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 7, 1987, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Embassy Television, Big Deal Inc., Crawford Productions International. STARRING: Lavin, Linda; Smith, Lane; Loughlin, Lori; MacNaughton, Robert; Cronin, Paul; Fitzgibbon, Maggie; Bassett, Skye; Patts, Patricia; Alzaga, Ricardo; Amelio, Philip J.; Collins, Bessie Anne; Bird, Michael J.; West, Tamsin; Walshe, Fiona; Harrison, Kenny, Jr.; Black, Nancy; Drake, Mervyn; Reardon, Craig; Knappet, Bruce; Ewing, Jim; Mah, Lawrence. • Family of 13 relocates to a remote Australian ranch, and the mother deals with her 11 natural and adopted children while running the ranch, after the father’s business prevents him from coming along. Inspired by the life of Vivian Clark. VERSION: revised. A IR DATE : 02-07-1987. S CRIPT DATE: 12-12-1985. LAST REVISION: 03-03-1986. PRO-

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Mar. 31, 1986, 2 hrs. PROD . CO.: Catalina Production Group, Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Cassidy, Joanna; Purl, Linda; Nelson, Tracy; Moses, Rick; Segall, Pamela; Paymer, David; Mitchell, Sasha; Bostwick, Barry. • Suggested by the book of the same title by Dr. Lonnie Barbach; vignettes of summer relationships of three women. VERSION: second draft. A IR DATE : 03-31-1986. SCRIPT DATE: 08-15-1985. PRODUCER: Levy, Franklin R. (executive); Harrison, Gregory (executive); Rushton, Matthew (Executive); Katz, Peter; Anderson, Jon C. (co-producer). WRITER: Gordon, Jill; Barbach, Lonnie Garfield (book). DIRECTOR: Miller, Sharron.

The Plot HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Films. • Young Matthew Brennan is out to save the world from earthquakes prompted by nuclear testing. His spoiled wife Stefani gets involved with a Russian spy to help support her lifestyle. She goes to jail, he goes on to be seduced by female spies, and eventually unravels the plot. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-231968. WRITER: Hayes, John Michael.

Pomroy’s People HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. • Unsold pilot. The Rev. Pomroy, a widower, lives with two daughters and a son in the small town called Blue Creek. When the local school teacher dies suddenly, the mostly black students are forced to be bussed to schools that are hours away and mostly white. Pomroy convinces a teacher to stay until he can find a permanent teacher. This script never aired, but Hamner’s 1973 TV movie A Dream for Christmas has some similarities and character names in common.

SPECIALS The Ricky Ticky School. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 439157. SCRIPT DATE: 01-19-1973. WRITER: Hamner, Earl.

Pontiac “Show Stoppers” 1982 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unknown. PROD. CO.: Eric Lieber Productions. S TARRING: McCarthy, Dennis; McKechnie, Donna; Ruprecht, David; Lane, Bill; Hoglund, Bill. • Live performance at the Detroit Auto Show, Ford Auditorium, Detroit, Aug. 3, 5, 1981. Musical variety showcasing the new 1982 Pontiac models. Whether this extravaganza made it to the air is unknown. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE : 07-22-1981. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown.

Portrait of a Teenage Gang HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. • Donny Lister belongs to the Cobras, Billy Casey belongs to the Bishops, two rival teen gangs. Both try to leave gang life behind. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT NO.: 78-1-185. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1978]. WRITER: Myrow, Jeff (also story); Benson, Jay (story).

Postal Inspector HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 3 treatments, Marvin Miller Collection —1 script and additional materials. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: WayneFellows Productions. • Unsold series. Proposed series about Postal Inspector Eli Glenn. The Broadcasting Collection includes three story treatments bound together: The Cautious Beauty, The Poisoned Wine, The Spanish Swindle. A note of interest : WayneFellows was the production company formed by John Wayne and Robert Fellows in 1952 and changed names to Batjac in 1955. Apparently Marvin Miller picked this up a couple of years later, and pursued the idea for some time, but it ultimately remained unsold. VERSION: treatments (3). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1950s]. WRITER: Charlot, Philip. VERSION: draft (mail bomb case, basically same as first Charlot treatment). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. USED BY: Miller, Marvin (file copy). VERSION: research materials. SCRIPT DATE: 05-181961. WRITER: Miller, Marvin; Austin, George, H. ADDITIONAL INFO: letters to and from H.B. Montague, US Postal Inspector; list of ideas, official Post Office Inspector “list of case subjects,” story, “Roy Gardner” by ex-postal inspector George H. Austin, 1935 report by Austin, story by Austin from Postmasters Gazette, 1924 warning notice with serial numbers of stolen bills and photos of robbers, 20 page story by Austin.

Pouilly Fuissé HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . CO.: SilliphantKonigsberg Co., Warner Bros. Television. • Pouilly Fuisse the IV, a handyman/inventor in Alabama, inherits the wealth from a long dead slave-owner, and goes to New York to collect his 66 million with lawyer,

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Harold Bixby, Jr. There he meets Cazzie Cazwell, a lawyer whom he falls in love with. Together the three outwit a scheme to get control of the fortune. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 08-29-1977. WRITER: Pleshette, John (also story); Devane, William (story).

The Power Within see The Man with the Power Prado HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Proposed series follows the interaction of Johnny Prado, a Hispanic disc jockey at KTOK L.A., and his friend Norm Koslovsky, a police officer in Los Angeles. The second script is untitled, and has Mike Estrada holding Johnny hostage in the studio. Priest Killer. PROD. NO.: 20211. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-23-1973 (letter appended to script, script itself is n.d.). WRITER: Landau, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cover letter from Mark Tuttle to Terry Keegan about script development, cast list, set list. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Petitclerc, Denne Bart; Cory, Steve (creator). ADDITIONAL INFO: developed by Relyea-Petitclerc Productions.

Preston’s Progress HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unknown. PROD . CO.: Broadcasting & Film Commission of the National Council of Churches, Paul F. Heard, Inc. STARRING: Shepard, Jan (?).• Morality play about church tithing and Christian charity. Name is changed throughout from Paul Preston to Wilson Stryker. As with all non-network television programming, broadcast is difficult to determine. No further information found. VERSION: corrected copy. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1954. LAST REVISION: 01-08-1954. PRODUCER: Heard, Paul F. WRITER: Wishengrad, Morton. DIRECTOR: Beaudine, William; Beaudine, William, Jr. ADDITIONAL INFO : shooting schedule, cast list, handwritten edits and name changes throughout; technical advisors: Ferguson, Alexander B.; Rumpf, Oscar J.; Weesner, C.A.; Production Supervisor: Mack, S. Franklin; Production manager: Voglin, Jack. USED BY: Shepard, Jan.

A Pride of Lions HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Drama about race car driver Lew Cody and his troubles with life, racing, and women. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 81071. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1966. WRITER: MacDougall, Ranald. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

The Professor and the Cop HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Unsold pilot. Professor Sam Whipple helps police detective Jerry Hirsch solve a series of murders.

Profile of a Prostitute

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VERSION: work draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-03-1975. WRITER: Simon, Mayo. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions, set list.

A Question of Love see By Her Own Admission

Profile of a Prostitute

The Quiet Man AKA Town Tamer AKA The Stranger

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Gary Wallace turns out his wife Claire to earn money as a prostitute, she gets arrested as soon as she hits the streets, and is sentenced to group therapy. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 02-25-1981. WRITER: Willis, Mary Pleshette.

Promise Him Anything see Anything Goes Pursuer

AKA

Hunter

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 9, 1973, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: CBS Productions. STARRING: Vernon, John; Ihnat, Steve; Scharf, Sabrina; Binns, Edward; Weaver, Fritz; Bieri, Ramon; Schuck, John; Rhoades, Barbara; Bowen, Roger; Parfrey, Woodrow; Chapman, Lonny; Flanders, Ed; Allman, Sheldon; Jones, Davy; Van Bridge, Tony; Cook, Lawrence; Stocker, Walter. • Unsold pilot aired under the title, Hunter. Alain Praetorious, of the National Security Bureau and race car driver is brainwashed to react at a certain sound. David Hunter comes in to take his place at a high security laboratory and uncover the people responsible for the brainwashing. The brainwashing flashbacks all incorporate scenes from The Wizard of Oz. VERSION: not known. AIR DATE: 01-09-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 10-07-1969. LAST REVISION: 11-17-1969. PRODUCER: Geller, Bruce. WRITER: Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Horn, Leonard.

The Puzzle Master HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Blatt-Singer Productions, Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. Millionaire Tod Dewinter is the Puzzle Master, and sets up challenges for others to solve. With his gal Friday, Suzy, he sets three people to find their fortune, and also helps uncover true love. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-07-1980. WRITER: Clemens, Brian.

Pygmalion HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : Showtime. B ROADCAST : Jul. 14, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Astral, Bellvue, Pathay; 20th Century–Fox. STARRING: O’Toole, Peter; Kidder, Margot; Beavis, Helen; Ewer, Donald; Hyland, Frances; Standing, John; Kerr, Nancy; White, Ron. • Classic tale by Shaw, most famous in its My Fair Lady incarnation, adheres to the original script in this version filmed in Canada. VERSION: as broadcast. SCRIPT NO.: 83-8-70. AIR DATE: 07-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1983]. PRODUCER: Redler, Dan; Kidder, Margot (co-producer). WRITER: Shaw, George Bernard. DIRECTOR: Cooke, Alan.

HOLDINGS: Milton and Barbara Merlin Collection — 7 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Revue Productions, Don Fedderson Enterprises. STARRING: Lord, Jack. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series about a young man, Darr Stover, returning to the town where he grew up, after finishing law school. Series as far as planned went from Stover avenging the death of his adoptive father and then working for/with James Fenimore Fell who is building a railroad. The two travel about in the 1870s west, fighting crime and seeing that the path for construction of the railroad is clear. The Man from Idaho. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 415. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1958. LAST REVISION: 0307-1958. ADDITIONAL INFO: memo. The Stranger (formerly The Man from Idaho). VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 415. SCRIPT DATE: 0303-1958. LAST REVISION: 04-22-1958. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. The Man from Idaho. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 415. SCRIPT DATE: 03-03-1958. LAST REVISION: 05-141958. WRITER: Ward, Al C.; Gruber, Frank (story). A Duel with Billy. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE: 11-04-1958. LAST REVISION: 12-23-1958. WRITER: Ward, Al C. Showdown. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 1117-1958. LAST REVISION: 01-06-1959. WRITER: Ward, Al C. The Man from Idaho. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 5261-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1958. LAST REVISION: 0114-1959. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; Shaw, Peggy; Shaw, Lou; Gruber, Frank (story). The Man from Idaho. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 5260-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-06-1958. LAST REVISION: 0115-1958. WRITERS: Ward, Al C.; Shaw, Peggy; Shaw, Lou; Gruber, Frank (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: copies of “retakes,” portions of other versions, handwritten notes.

The Rabbi HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Tomorrow Entertainment, G.E. Theater. • Rabbi Michael Kahn travels the Ozarks, providing services to Jews who do not have a Temple nearby. He meets Leslie, a gentile, who converts in order to marry him. The story details their complicated lives together. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-02-1975. WRITER: Gethers, Steven.

The Radio Killer HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Gwen is recovering from an accident, at home in traction and a cast. On her favorite radio show, she hears a man plotting to kill his invalid wife, and realizes it is her husband, John. John phones the radio show to terrorize his wife, in a

SPECIALS scenario not completely dissimilar to Sorry, Wrong Number. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Shyman, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: short synopsis.

Rafferty’s Raft see Sea Rover Rage HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Sept. 25, 1980, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Diane Silver Productions, Charles Fries Productions. S TARRING: Soul, David; Whitmore, James; McWilliams, Caroline; Nelson, Craig T.; Noonan, Tom; Brooks, Randi; Carr, Darleen; Walberg, Garry; Durren, John; Tayback, Vic; Farrell, Sharon; Kotto, Yaphet; Gammon, James; Davi, Robert; Banks, Jonathan; Gordon, Leo V.; Wyllie, Meg; Speer, Martin; Corbin, Barry; Geer, Kevin; Hall, Lois; Quinn, Bill; Launer, S. John; Story, Jennifer; Tucker, W. Duane; Noose, Ted; Spivey, Ron; Henderson, Albert; others. • Rehabilitiation of sexual offenders through psychiatric care is addressed in this movie that follows a rapist through the system. VERSION: revised draft. A IR D ATE : 09-25-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1980. LAST REVISION: 05-19-1980. PRODUCER: Fries, Charles (executive); Silver, Diane. WRITER: Rubino, George. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A.

The Raid on Coffeyville AKA The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : Nov. 20, 1979, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: Dan Curtis Productions. STARRING: Potts, Cliff; Quaid, Randy; Wilcox, Larry; Farrell, Sharon; Palance, Jack; Robertson, Dale; Clark, Matt; Dano, Royal; Hill, Julie; Karlen, John; Watson, Mills; Street, Elliot; Kiser, Terry; Hopkins, Bo; Fitzpatrick, John; Collier, Don; Crittenden, James; Fimple, Dennis; Lawson, Eric; Armstrong, R.G.; Freeman, Kathleen; Yulin, Harris; Townes, Harry; Moreno, Jorge; others. • Tale of the Dalton Gang, from the point of view of Emmett Dalton, aired under the title, The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang. Scripts here are for a 4 hr., 2 part version, it was cut to 3 hrs. for broadcast. VERSION: first shooting draft. AIR DATE: 11-20-1979. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-10-1978. PRODUCER : Curtis, Dan (executive); Stern, Joseph. WRITER: Wallace, Earl W. DIRECTOR: Curtis, Dan. VERSION: first shooting draft, revised. SCRIPT DATE: 04-10-1978. LAST REVISION: 05-10-1978.

The Raid on 330 Park HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Dan Curtis Productions, Irv Wilson-Dan Curtis Production. • After being set up to take the fall for a crime, Vincent Devereau escapes custody on his way to prison and plans a big heist from the company to get even. Devereau holds an entire company in New York hostage until he gets what he feels is due him.

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VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 77-1-121. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1977]. WRITERS: Wallace, Earl W.; Curtis, Dan.

The Rape of Sister Magdalena see In This Body Ray Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles see The Martian Chronicles Rearview Mirror HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 26, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Remick, Lee; Musante, Tony; Beck, Michael; Antonio, Jim; Galloway, Don; Bridges, Ned; Biggers, Allison; Boyd, Stuart; Carter, Kaya; Foster, Sherry; Garmon, Pamela; Hann, Don; Ivey, Edith; Javier, Elmer D.; Leland, Jack; Powell, Joe; Ridley, Julie; Santacroce, Mary Nell; Stahl, Andrew; Tatum, Roy; Walker, Lou; Ward, William Ashley; Willard, Bonnie Jean. • Made-for-TV movie based on the novel Street Heat by Caroline B. Cooney. A fleeing convict forces a woman to drive him through North Carolina. VERSION: revised second draft. AIR DATE: 11-261984. SCRIPT DATE : 08-16-1984. PRODUCER : Krost, Barry (executive); Freeman, Paul (supervising); Gowans, Kip; Simon, Deborah. WRITER: Semple, Lorenzo, Jr.; Cooney, Caroline B. (book). DIRECTOR: Antonio, Lou.

Red Alert HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 18, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Television. STARRING: Devane, William; Brandon, Michael; Barbeau, Adrienne; Waite, Ralph; Hayward, David; Walsh, M. Emmet; Wittman, Malcolm; Wiseman, Don; Finch, Howard; Krohn, Charles; Taylor, Dixie; Siedow, Jim; Fleck, Lois; Rausch, Don; Danko, Jim; Martin, John; Scott, Mike. • Made-for-TV movie about workers trapped in a nuclear plant, based on the novel Paradigm Red by Harold King. VERSION: final revised draft. AIR DATE: 05-18-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-10-1977. LAST REVISION: 02-28-1977. PRODUCER: Isenberg, Gerald I. (executive); Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Goldberg, Barry. WRITER: Stern, Sandor; King, Harold (book). DIRECTOR: Hale, William.

Red Flag AKA Red Flag: The Ultimate Game HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Oct. 3, 1981, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Marble Arch Productions. STARRING: Bostwick, Barry; Van Ark, Joan; McCarren, Fred; Feuer, Debra; Coe, George; Chiles, Linden; Snyder, Arlen Dean; Devane, William; Kerr, Jay; Campbell, Alan; McVeagh, Eve; Villaro, Vic; O’Connell, Joan; Daniels, Tom; Padgett, Dick; Cordell, Chase; Corwith, Van; Liscio, John; Shul-

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tis, Don; Pfeil, Dennis; Scerbo, Frank; others. • Aired as Red Flag: The Ultimate Game. Made-for-TV movie about an Air Force war game event, and rivalry between test pilots. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 10-03-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 01-30-1981. PRODUCER: Starger, Martin (executive); Greenberg, Peter S. WRITER: Cook, Thomas S. DIRECTOR: Taylor, Don.

‘Risk Taker’ and works on impossible stunts with helicopter pilot Francesca Flemming in a proposed series. In the pilot episode, Travis helps his wrongly imprisoned old friend, Charlie Russo, break out of jail. Travis has a Beagle named Beauregard and a cat named Succotash. Breakout. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 85706. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1981. WRITER: Crowe, Christopher.

The Red-Light Sting see The Whorehouse Sting!

The Rivalry

Reese’s Renegades HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Pictures. • Professor of Criminology Jake Reese organizes a group of his students to help the police uncover the men behind a plot to steal money from their campus. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-07-1977. WRITER: Armus, Burton; Livingston, Harold.

Right to Kill? HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 22, 1985, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: Warner Bros. Television, Wrye-Konigsberg Films, Taper Media, Telepictures. STARRING: Collet, Christopher; Forrest, Frederic; Murcelo, Karmin; Bateman, Justine; Wedgeworth, Ann; O’Quinn, Terence; Richards, Lisa Blake; Walsh, J.T.; Bartlett, Alison; Jackson, John M.; Morrison, John; Moore, Norma; Radcliffe, Karen; Moody, Gary; Sadlier, Brian. • Made-for-TV movie based on the actual murder of an abusive man by his battered son. VERSION: fourth draft. AIR DATE: 05-22-1985. SCRIPT D ATE : 01-09-1985. PRODUCER : Konigsberg, Frank (executive); Wrye, Donald (executive); Sanitsky, Larry (supervising); Clements, Jack. WRITER: Eliason, Joyce. DIRECTOR: Erman, John.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, 113th Edition see 113th Edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus The Riordans HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Larry White Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Not related to the television series of the same name that aired between 1965 and 1975. Charlie Riordan is a recently qualified lawyer, still living at home with his extended family: Ma (Martha), Steve, Stella, Pete, and Jean. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 11-04-1975. WRITER: Miller, Herman.

The Risk Taker HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. • Unsold pilot. Stuntman Travis Flood is the

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 12, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Foote, Cone and Belding Productions. STARRING: Durning, Charles; Hill, Arthur; Lange, Hope; Manley, Stephen. • Hallmark Hall of Fame special. (The Hallmark Hall of Fame started as an anthology series, from 1951-1970, then became a series of specials running from 1970 to the present.) This episode was a TV version of Corwin’s play about the Lincoln/Douglas debates in 1858. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 12-12-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-04-1975. PRODUCER: de Faria, Walter. WRITERS : Corwin, Norman (play); Cormorant, Donald; Kinoy, Ernest. DIRECTOR: Cook, Fielder.

Robert Kennedy and His Times HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 27 to 29, 1985, 7 hrs. in 3 parts. P ROD . CO.: Chris/Rose Productions for Columbia Pictures Television. STARRING: Davis, Brad; Cartwright, Veronica; DeYoung, Cliff; Beatty, Ned; Straight, Beatrice; Spradlin, G.D.; Grizzard, George; Yulin, Harris; Ryan, Mitch; Pantoliano, Joe; Warden, Jack; others. • Mini-series based on the biography by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. VERSION: first draft. PROD. NO.: 162779. AIR DATE: 0127-1985 to 01-29-1985. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1983. PRODUCER: Christiansen, Robert W.; Rosenberg, Rick. WRITER: Green, Walon. DIRECTOR: Chomsky, Marvin J.

Robert Q. Lewis Christmas Show AKA Esso Christmas Show HOLDINGS: Robert Q. Lewis Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Dec. 22, 1949, 1 hr. STARRING: Lewis, Robert Q.; Babs, Dorothy; Skipper, Billy; Marshall, Jay; Morrow, Duretta; Palmer, Byron; The DeMarco Sisters. • Christmas revue with Broadway stars. A IR D ATE : 12-22-1949. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-25-1949 [sic]. PRODUCER: Wood, Barry.

Roll, Freddy, Roll HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 17, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: ABC Circle Films, Concept Plus II Productions. STARRING: Conway, Tim; Murray, Jan; Drier, Moosie; Grant, Barra; Brady, Scott; Hogan, Robert; Lee, Ruta; Jones, Henry; Wells, Danny; Gough, Edwina; Denoff, Sam; Caine, Richard; Patterson, Richard; Peck, Ed; Pellow, Cliff; West, Roy; Heider, Patricia; Sheppard, Richmond; Sommerfield, Diane; Dalton, Wally; Glee-

SPECIALS son, Redmond. • An ABC Movie of the Week. Computer geek Freddy Danton’s son is overly impressed by his new step-father, so Freddy tries to be cool by breaking a roller skating record. His new-found competitiveness takes him far in all areas of his life. VERSION: revised second draft. AIR DATE: 12-171974. SCRIPT DATE: 09-04-1974. LAST REVISION: 10-031974. PRODUCER: Persky, Bill; Denoff, Sam. WRITER: Persky, Bill (also creator); Denoff, Sam (also creator). DIRECTOR: Persky, Bill.

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jun. 2 to 4, 1978, 3 hrs. in 3 episodes. PROD. CO.: Tomorrow Entertainment, Samuel Goldwyn Studios. S TARRING: MacLachlan, Janet; Christian, Robert; McNeil, Claudia; Freeman, Morgan; Tarkington, Rockne; Ruffin, Lark; Ross, Tony; Cullum, John; Briggs, Charles; Keith, Mark; Poole, Roy; Scott, Larry B.; Lewis, Joan; Briggs, Kaleb; others. • Based on the novel by Mildred D. Taylor, about a Black family’s experiences in 1930s Mississippi. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 06-02-1978 through 06-04-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 09-19-1977. LAST REVISION: 10-07-1977. PRODUCER: Moore, Jean Anne. WRITER: Heinemann, Arthur; Taylor, Mildred, D. (book). DIRECTOR: Smight, Jack.

Roman Grey AKA Art of Crime Roman Grey: The Fine Art of Crime

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 3, 1975, 90 min. PROD. CO.: Universal Television. STARRING: Leibman, Ron; Clayburgh, Jill; Roche, Eugene; Brown, Tally; Hedison, David; Ferrer, José; Kagan, Diane; Osmond, Cliff; Arliss, Dimitra; Kellin, Mike; Guss, Louis. • Unsold pilot based on the novel Gypsy in Amber, by Martin Cruz Smith. Roman Grey is an antique dealer who balances life between his Gypsy world and life in New York. With the help of a friend who is a N.Y. City detective on the “Gypsy squad,” Roman helps solve a murder where a Gypsy is wrongly accused. Aired under the title: Art of Crime. VERSION: final revision. PROD. NO.: 81847. AIR DATE: 12-03-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 08-08-1974. LAST REVISION: 09-09-1974. PRODUCER: Irving, Richard (executive); Irving, Jules. WRITER: Smith, Martin Cruz (also book); Davidson, Bill. DIRECTOR: Irving, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

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HOLDINGS : Tom Koch Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: Unaired. • Unsold pilot. Rough draft is titled The Phil Silvers Show. Rome, Sweet Rome is missing first 2 pages, apparently unrelated to unsold pilot by the same title from 1968. Follows the machinations of Felonius, and his fellow slaves Gullibus, and Diana in ancient Rome. From 1963-1964 the New Phil Silvers Show aired, this was not a part of that series. Has some

distinct similarities to the 1966 film A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Phil Silvers Show. VERSION: rough draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. Rome, Sweet Rome. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE: 06-13-1964. WRITER: Koch, Tom.

The Rookie HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Lou Irwin, Inc. • A 17 year-old girl, “Shoeless” Bobbie Jo Jackson, who wins a spot on a major league baseball team, is temporarily the only girl to play in the majors. V ERSION: treatment. S CRIPT DATE : n.d. [1960s?]. WRITERS: Ladd, Hank; Jones, J. Franklin.

Rossi (The Undercover Man) see Crossfire Roughnecks HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Jul. 15 and 16, 1980, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Metromedia Productions, Rattlesnake Productions. STARRING: Alicia, Ana; Brimley, Wilford; Crosby, Cathy Lee; Forrest, Steve; Geer, Kevin; Martinez, A; McHattie, Stephen; Melville, Sam; Miles, Vera; Morgan, Harry; Rubin, Andrew; Rush, Sarah; Scott, Timothy; Tarkington, Rockne; Heath, Louise; Carroll, Janice; Marquez, William. • O’Dell Hartman and Roy Bethke work for an oil drilling company that wants to drill a geothermal well on the McBride property — through a rock formation that has long resisted drilling attempts. The McBrides desperately need the well to succeed. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 07-15-1980, 07-161980. SCRIPT DATE: 01-07-1980. LAST REVISION: 01-291980. PRODUCER: Netter, Douglas (executive); Lyons, Richard E. WRITER: Michaelian, Michael (also story); Pieper, Charles (story). DIRECTOR: McEveety, Bernard. ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line typescript.

Sadat! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : Syndicated. B ROADCAST : Oct. 31 and Nov. 7, 1983, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Blatt-Singer Productions, Columbia Pictures. S TARRING: Gossett, Louis, Jr.; Rhys-Davies, John; Smith, Madolyn; Kemp, Jeremy; Bar-Yotam, Reuven; Berry, Eric; Heywood, Anne; Mayne, Ferdinand; Morse, Barry; Penghlis, Thaao; Persoff, Nehemiah; Serna, Pepe; Smith, Paul; Tambor, Jeffrey; Ipalé, Aharon; Kuss, Richard; Gillin, Hugh; Morfogen, George; Garrett, James; Penrod, Judith; O’Sullivan, James; Zale, Alexander; Plana, Tony; Staley, James; Faltas, Nick; Howard, Dennis; Hess, David; McCole, Michael; Hanna, Walt; Kuntze, Gertrudis; Slack, Ben; others. • Biopic of Sadat from his time in the military, until his assassination. VERSION: revised first draft (parts I and II). PROD. NO.: 181014. AIR DATE: 10-31-1983, 11-07-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-07-1983. LAST REVISION: 05-03-1983. PRODUCER : Blatt, Daniel H.; Singer, Robert L. W RITER : Chetwynd, Lionel. DIRECTOR: Michaels, Richard.

The Saga of Sonora

The Saga of Sonora HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 10, 1973, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Winters/Rosen Production. STARRING: Adams, Don; Edwards, Vince; St. John, Jill; Warren, Lesley Ann; Gobel, George; Ballantine, Carl; Rogers, Kenny; Mostel, Zero; Elliot, Cass; Evans, Dale; Jaffe, Sam; Kirby, George; Rogers, Roy; Rosen, Robbie; Avalon, Frankie. • “A musical western for the Chevrolet Motor division.” “VTR date Oct. 10-14, 1972, Air Date ABC, Apr. 9, 1973” on cover, but the special actually aired on NBC on May 10, 1973, according to the Variety review. Don Adams was added to the cast after this script. VERSION: final. AIR DATE: 05-10-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 10-07-1972. PRODUCER: Rosen, Burt (executive); Winters, David. WRITERS: Rothman, Bernard; Wohl, Jack. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO: credits, cast list, music list, pre-record schedule, VTR schedule, call sheet, short rundown.

Salute to Lady Liberty HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jul. 8, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: George Schlatter Productions, Metromedia Productions. S TARRING: Rogers, Kenny; Minnelli, Liza; Menudo; Gray, Linda; Jourdan, Louis; Douglas, Kirk; Douglas, Anne; Orlando, Tony; Daniels, Charlie; Denver, John; Quinn, Anthony; Buckley, Betty; Osmond Brothers; Williams, Vanessa; Cronkite, Walter; Sinatra, Frank; Shields, Brooke; Gains, Bill; Vereen, Ben; Lewis, Emmanuel; Allen, Byron; Osmond, Marie; Charles, Ray; L.A. Breakers; U.S. Navy Band; cast of Opryland; cast of Zorba. • Musical variety program honoring the Statue of Liberty. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 07-08-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-28-1984. PRODUCER: Schlatter, George (executive); Wynn, Bob; Necessary, Gary (associate). WRITERS: Warren, Rod; Schlatter, George. DIRECTOR: Wynn, Bob; Hoyer, Donn (associate); Brown, Ellen (associate). ADDITIONAL INFO: staff list, production shooting schedule, rehearsal and taping schedule, short rundown.

A Salute to Television’s 25th Anniversary HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 10, 1972, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Cooper-Finkel Production, Foote, Cone and Belding Productions. STARRING: Anderson, Dame Judith; Arms, Russell; Arness, James; Ball, Lucille; Berle, Milton; Caesar, Sid; Chakiris, George; Cole, Maria; Davis, Edward; Durante, Jimmy; Garroway, Dave; Greene, Lorne; Henderson, Florence; Hope, Bob; Lanson, Snooky; Mackenzie, Gisele; Murrow, Dewey; Reasoner, Harry; Scott, George C.; Serling, Rod; Shore, Dinah; Smothers Brothers; Sullivan, Ed; Wayne, John; Wilson, Eileen; Young, Robert; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr.; Tufeld, Dick. • “Zenith Presents” at head of title. VTR dates Jul. 9, 22, Aug. 5, 6, 8, 13, 1972. Clips of various TV shows, interspersed with skits and musical acts. Television Academy merit awards were presented to Sid Caesar, Edward R. Murrow, Dinah Shore, Nat King Cole, James Arness, Jack Webb, Ed Sullivan, Bob Hope, and Lucille Ball.

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VERSION: final. AIR DATE: 09-10-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 08-10-1972. PRODUCER : Finkel, Bob (executive); Pasetta, Marty; Waterson, Harry (associate). WRITERS : Wells, Bob; Bradford, John; Weinrib, Lennie. DIRECTOR: Pasetta, Marty. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, closing credits, notes, stack of edits after script.

San Francisco Townhouse HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Paramount Studios. • Unsold pilot. Saga of townhouse inhabitants Billie Green, Arnie Grossman, Wendy Lu, Zachary Lynn, Snow Hollandorfer, Phil Hollandorfer, Frank Medley, Charley Carr, and Barney the cat. Diverse tenants help each other through life. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-17-1977. PRODUCER : Greenwald, Robert; von Zerneck, Frank. WRITER: Hutson, Lee.

The San Quentin Story see A Feather in His Hat Sand HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Based on the novel, Concerning the Death of Charlie Bowman, by Michael Hammonds. VERSION: second revision. PROD. NO.: 31351 (formerly 00180). SCRIPT DATE: 08-07-1975. LAST REVISION : 11-28-1975. P RODUCER : Sackheim, William. WRITER: Oliansky, Joel; Hammonds, Michael (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Savage in the Orient HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jun. 21, 1983, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Terry Becker Productions, Savage Productions. STARRING: Penny, Joe; Erickson, Leif; Key, Lotis; Sun, Irene Yah-Ling; McNair, Heather; Aquino, Butz; Saxon, John; Ayres, Lew; Hunnicutt, Gayle; Castello, Anthony; Avellano, Jose Mare; Saburit, Jean. • Unsold pilot. Private investigator Peter Savage, based in the Phillipines, solves crime and rescues victims. In his spare time, he funds the orphanage where he grew up. VERSION: third draft. AIR DATE: 06-21-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-06-1983. PRODUCER: Becker, Terry (executive); Siegel, Lionel E. W RITER: Mayes, Wendell. DIRECTOR: Hayers, Sidney.

The Scorpio Letters HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 19, 1967, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. STARRING: Cord, Alex; Eaton, Shirley; Naismith, Laurence; Beregi, Oscar; Matthews, Lester; Bower, Antoinette; Malet, Arthur; Ford, Barry; Genest, Emile; Beck, Vincent; Windish, Ilka; Main, Laurie; Philippe, Andre; Raybould, Harry; DeMetz, Danielle. • Made-for-TV movie based on the novel by Victor Canning, about an American who is brought in to bust a British spy ring. AIR DATE: 02-19-1967. SCRIPT DATE: 04-18-1966. LAST REVISION: 05-18-1966. PRODUCER: Thorpe, Richard.

SPECIALS WRITER: Spies, Adrian. DIRECTOR: Thorpe, Richard. ADDITIONAL INFO: “Part of ‘Maitland’“ written on cover; Maitland is a bit part, and no acting credit was found.

A Scotch Dilemma HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: 1946? • Romantic comedy/farce about an Irishman and his family living in Scotland — the daughter wants to marry a Scot. Handwritten note (not contemporary to script) states this was aired on live television in 1946. We find nothing at all about this title or author. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 1946? SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Wilson, Glenn.

Scruples 1 HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Feb. 25, 26, 28, 1980, 6 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Paul R. Picard Productions, Lou-Step Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING : Wagner, Lindsay; Bostwick, Barry; Pisier, Marie-France; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr.; Stevens, Connie; Mancuso, Nick; Reed, Robert; Tierney, Gene; Latham, Louise; Genevieve; Callan, Michael; Graham, Gary; Marshall, Sarah; Selzer, Milton; Carr, Paul; Hancock, John; Lee, Anna; Goldoni, Lelia; Gaynes, George; Cattrall, Kim; Benard, Francois-Marie; MacLeod, Gavin; O’Leary, Carol; Edmiston, Walker; others. • Miniseries from the 1978 Krantz bestseller about lives and romances of a successful business woman and the people around her. Collection holds part III only. Followed by an unsold pilot by the same name. V ERSION: second draft, part III. A IR DATE : 0225-1980, 02-26-1980, 02-28-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 0220-1979. PRODUCER : Picard, Paul R. (executive); Samuels, Ron (supervising); Kaufman, Leonard B. WRITER: Lee, James; Krantz, Judith (book). DIRECTOR: Levi, Alan J.

Scruples 2 HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : May 22, 1981, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Lou-Step Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Smith, Shelley; Darren, James; Benedict, Dirk; Karlatos, Olga; Thinnes, Roy; Walter, Jessica; Barnes, Priscilla; Stephens, Laraine; Edwards, Elizabeth; McPeak, Sandy; McMullan, Jim; Polic, Henry II; others. • Unsold pilot. Proposed spin-off series from the mini-series. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-22-1981. SCRIPT DATE: 12-15-1980. PRODUCER: Picard, Paul R. (executive); Kaufman, Leonard B. (supervising); Marchetta, Camille. WRITER: Marchetta, Camille; Krantz, Judith (idea). DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. VERSION: third revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0227-1981. WRITER: Marchetta, Camille; Krantz, Judith (idea).

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Bros. Television. • “Created for Warner Bros. Television and NBC-TV as a Daytime Drama.” Proposal for yet another attempted serialization of Judith Krantz’s novel. VERSION: long term prospectus. SCRIPT DATE: 0318-1983. WRITER: not stated. ADDITIONAL INFO: character synopses, and story line ideas.

Sea Rover

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Rafferty’s Raft

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Sea Rover Productions, Four Star Television. • Unsold pilot. Widower Jim March and his son Tom live aboard the ship Sea Rover, while Jim does projects for the Navy. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 1044. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1961. PRODUCER: Napoleon, Art; Napoleon, Jo. WRITERS: Napoleon, Art; Napoleon, Jo.

Search for Doomsday (Alice) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • John Camber unwittingly has a key planted on him by Victor Shoup, a scientist running from some very bad guys. John and his wife Alice deal with the bad guys after they accidentally lose the key. V ERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE : 03-28-1975. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm.

Search for the Gods HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 9, 1975, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Douglas S. Cramer Company, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Russell, Kurt; McHattie, Stephen; Racimo, Victoria; Bellamy, Ralph; St. Jacques, Raymond; Paulsen, Albert; War Eagle, John; Argenziano, Carmen; Marcus, Joe David; Marcus, Joe, Jr.; Blake, Larry; Kane, Jackson D. • Unsold pilot. Science fiction series based on a story by Herman Miller about a mystical medallion. VERSION: final revised shooting script. AIR DATE: 03-09-1975. SCRIPT DATE: 10-08-1974. LAST REVISION: 10-30-1974. PRODUCER: Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Baumes, Wilford Lloyd. WRITERS: Miller, Herman; Pettus, Ken. DIRECTOR: Taylor, Jud.

The Searcher HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Writers Company, Paramount Pictures. • Unsold pilot. Ellen Granger, finder of missing persons, reunites a man with the woman he met on a ski vacation. VERSION: second draft, revised. SCRIPT DATE: 01-161978. PRODUCER: Kallis, Stanley (executive). WRITER: Ludwig, Jerrold L. (also creator).

The Secret Life of John Chapman see Blue Collar Journal

Scruples 3

Secrets of the Tokyo Police

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner

HOLDINGS : Marvin Miller Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. “Initial script for

The Seekers a series of half-hour films for television.” Proposed series written by the future bride of Omar Bradley. Kenneth Wayne goes to Tokyo to replace a murdered U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division agent, and works with Yoshio Yamada and the Tokyo police to break up a black market gang in 1950. VERSION: first rough draft. S CRIPT DATE : n.d. WRITER: Buhler, Kitty.

The Seekers HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Dec. 3 and 4, 1979, 4 hrs., in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. STARRING : Mantooth, Randolph; Adams, Edie; Brand, Neville; Burke, Delta; Carradine, John; Deloy, George; Gregg, Julie; Grier, Rosey; Hamilton, George; HydeWhite, Alex; Karr, Harriet; Keith, Brian; Mantooth, Donald; Martin, Ross; Merrill, Gary; Milner, Martin; Morrow, Vic; Murphy, Timothy Patrick; O’Brian, Hugh; Reed, Robert; Rich, Allan; Rush, Barbara; Rush, Sarah; Whitman, Stuart; Harris, Ed; Jaress, Jill; Sullivan, Michael; Gold, Marty; Riley, Skip; Jakes, John; Barry, Guerin; Guth, Ray; Haynes, Marsha; Karon, Gwyn; Lawson, Eric; Licht, Jeremy; Neighbors, Aaron; O’Connell, James; Patrice, Joanna; Stoltz, Eric; Thomas, John Joseph; Tinder, Paul; Wells, Julienne; Wright, Bruce; Zacha, W.T. • From John Jakes’ continuing saga of the Kent family as they move westward. VERSION: final revision, part 1. PROD. NO.: 52201. AIR DATE: 12-03-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1978. PRODUCER : Cinader, R.A. (executive); Grimaldi, Gino; Shearer, Hannah L. WRITER: Hayes, Steve; Jakes, John (book). DIRECTOR: Hayers, Sidney. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. VERSION: final revision, part 2. PROD. NO.: 52202. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1978. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Selling Out HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. Peter Morrison, marketing assistant at a candy factory, tries to keep his sanity and morality in the world of big business. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-13-1974. WRITER: Gordon, Steve. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis, descriptions for two main characters.

The Senate Investigator HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Topanga Services, Sy Salkowitz Productions, Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. Martin Campbell, senate investigator, probes the cause of an accident to help his ex-wife and winds up developing a case to set penalties for auto manufacturers. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 04-00-1980. WRITER: Coopersmith, Jerome. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-14-1980.

A Sensitive, Passionate Man HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NET-

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WORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Jun. 6, 1977, 2 hrs. P ROD . CO.: Factor-Newland Productions. STARRING: Dickinson, Angie; Janssen, David; Costello, Mariclare; Venture, Richard; Lookinland, Todd; Randi, Justin; Reason, Rhodes; Bull, Richard; Hinz, Terry; Wakeley, Marged; Campbell, Laura; Carter, Beverly; Hoffman, Frederick; Littler, Craig; Princi, Elaine; Beckner, Rick; Della Sorte, Joseph; Cutler, Wendy; Jackson, Crane; Edwards, Elizabeth; Fox, John J.; Francis, John; Carroll, Dee; Levin, John. • Drama based on Barbara Mahoney’s novel about a retired, apparently happy couple suffering from the effects of the husband’s alcoholism. VERSION: fourth final revision. AIR DATE: 06-061977. SCRIPT DATE : 01-22-1977. PRODUCER : Factor, Alan Jay. W RITER: Lakin, Rita; Mahoney, Barbara (book). DIRECTOR: Newland, John.

Separate Vacations HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Peter lives with Morgan, but is not sure he wants to settle down, so they take separate vacations. Comedic melodrama as they find out she’s pregnant and rediscover each other. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-271978. WRITER: Parker, Judith.

Seven in Darkness HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : Sept. 23, 1969, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: Berle, Milton; Garrison, Sean; Merrill, Dina; Nelson, Barry; O’Connell, Arthur; Rey, Alejandro; Walker, Elizabeth; Warren, Lesley Ann; Fox, Michael; Griffith, James; Fischer, Nancy; Masters, Michael; Foulkes, Ted; Dyer, Bill. • ABC Movie of the Week. From the novel Against Heaven’s Hand about blind passengers stranded in the mountains by a plane crash, by Leonard Bishop. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 09-23-1969. SCRIPT DATE: 01-23-1969. PRODUCER: Newton, Richard. WRITERS: Bloch, John W.; Bishop, Leonard (book). DIRECTOR: Caffey, Michael.

The Sexual Underground HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Joel Tanner, professor of anthropology, decides to write a book about the culture of sex clubs, open marriages, and massage parlors. He gets overly caught up in his topic, and risks both his marriage and his job. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-121981. WRITER: Willis, Mary Pleshette.

Shadow of the Bridge HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. • George Haller is sent to the Kenyan village of Konan by the British Army, to take command of the 4th military district in 1940. Immediately on their arrival Haller and his wife Julia discover a badly injured child, and Haller asks a doctor from the Ital-

SPECIALS ian military camp across the river to operate. This sets off a chain of events that gets Haller indicted for treason. VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 00741. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Kay, Gordon. WRITER: Kinoy, Ernest. ADDITIONAL INFO : handwritten notes and delineations.

Shark Kill AKA Cabo Treasure Hunters

AKA

The

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 20, 1976, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: D’Antoni-Weitz Productions. STARRING: Yniguez, Richard; Clark, Philip; Warren, Jennifer; Gill, Elizabeth; Campos, Victor; Huddleston, David; Zapata, Carmen; Smith, Jim B.; Bonilla-Giannini, Roxanna; Foronjy, Richard. • Unsold pilot. Proposed action series aired with the title Shark Kill with partners Cabo and Rick undertaking a bounty hunt for a great white shark that is preying on oil rig workers. The earlier draft is titled Cabo and the name change is noted on the later script; the series would have been titled, The Treasure Hunters. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 1004 (7151). AIR DATE : 05-20-1976. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-26-1975. PRO DUCER : D’Antoni, Philip (executive); Weitz, Barry (also executive). WRITER: Stern, Sandor. DIRECTOR: Graham, William A. VERSION: revised final draft. PROD. NO.: 1004 (7151). SCRIPT DATE: 01-11-1976.

Sharla

Sidney Shore

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Beggars and Choosers

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: EMI Television. • Unsold mini-series follows seventeen years of the life of Sharla Taylor, daughter of Hungarian immigrants, making it big in the world of professional beauty. VERSION: treatment. S CRIPT DATE : 03-02-1978. WRITER: Hess, John D.; Nixon, Agnes.

Sharon, Portrait of a Mistress see The Making of a Mistress Shooting Stars AKA Star Detective AKA Hawke and O’Keefe HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jul. 28, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Stevenson, Parker; Williams, Billy Dee; Ryan, John P.; Adams, Edie; Travalena, Fred; Bakalyan, Dick; Spelling, Victoria; McRae, Frank; Webber, Robert; Lloyd, Kathleen; Miller, Denny; Randolph, John; Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr.; Edelman, Herbert; Calfa, Don; Daley, Kathryn; Howard, D.D.; Tuttle, Lurene; Server, Eric; Faustino, David; Tuerpe, Paul; McCormick, Larry; Rundle, Cis; Foxx, Elizabeth; Haldeman, Tim; Miller, Steve. • Unsold pilot. Aired as Shooting Stars on the ABC Thursday Night Movie. Actors portraying PIs lose their jobs, and decide to make ends meet by becoming real-life PIs. Third title page gives the title Star Detective and other sources show a proposed

series title of Hawke and O’Keefe, the names of the main characters. VERSION: rev. second draft. AIR DATE: 07-28-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 02-03-1983. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Vincent, E. Duke (supervising executive); Fisher, Michael (supervising); Lang, Richard. WRITER: Fisher, Michael. DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard.

The Show-Off

AKA

The Showoff

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 4, 1946, 8: 40 pm, 80 minutes. (See Note). STARRING: Bunce, Alan; Foster, Lillian; Buckley, Louise; Sundstrom, Florence; de Wilder, Frederic; Robb, John; Cullinan, Robb; Morrison, Russell. • George Kelly’s story of show-off, Aubrey Piper, and his relationship with the Fisher Family. From the length of the script and the opening sequence this would appear to be the version that aired on WNBT-NBC New York in 1946. In 1955 another filming of the story was broadcast as a one-hour episode of Best of Broadway. Note —Variety indicates this aired Sunday, 08-04-1946, other sources sometimes indicate 07-28-1946. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 08-04-1946. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Sobol, Edward. WRITER: [Kelly, George]. DIRECTOR: Sobol, Edward. ADDITIONAL INFO: no cover page or other information present on the script, identification based on details of script.

Sidekicks see Skin Game Sidewalks of Hollywood HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Sidewalk Productions. • Unsold pilot. Explores life at the fictional “Hollywood Theatre of Performing Arts,” with stars such as Troy Donahue and Hillary Scott portraying themselves in this backstage melodrama. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-24-1975. WRITER: Gregg, Judie (also developer); Arnold, Ted (also developer); Keogh, Christopher (idea, TV development); Meola, Michael (TV development). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Sidney Shore AKA Sidney Shorr: A Girl’s Best Friend AKA Love, Sidney HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 5, 1981, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. S TARRING: Randall, Tony; Patterson, Lorna; Huffman, David; Kiff, Kaleena; Weldon, Ann; Lupton, John; Villard, Tom; Carvalho, Betty; Ficcello, Tom; Grace, Daniel; Rudy, Martin. • Pilot film for the series that ran during the 1981-82 season as Love, Sidney. A 19-year old actress moves in with a middle aged artist in a platonic relationship to split the rent. Later she winds up pregnant by her married boyfriend and Sidney asks her to stay and be a sort of family. VERSION: third draft. AIR DATE: 10-05-1981. SCRIPT

The Simple Faith D ATE : 02-25-1980. PRODUCER : Eckstein, George. WRITER: Baker, Marilyn Cantor (story); Hailey, Oliver. DIRECTOR: Mayberry, Russ.

The Simple Faith HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Script based on Masters’ 1946 radio script of the same name for radio anthology Spotlight Playhouse on KGO, San Francisco. Reverend Tom Jamieson meets an ex-parishoner on the train, and flashes back to WWII, when his fiancée escorted a sick woman to Coventry for treatment. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Masters, Monty. ADDITIONAL INFO: written after Masters’ 1951 move to Encino, California.

Sing a Sad Song: The Life of Hank Williams HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Joe Byrne/Falrose Productions, Warner Bros. Television. • “A Two-Hour CBS Movie for Television.” Starts with Hank Williams as a 13 year old learning the guitar, to his death in 1953. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-13-1981. PRODUCER: Byrne, Joe (executive). WRITER: Rosenbrook, Jeb; Williams, Roger (book). VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1981.

Ski Lift to Death HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 3, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Television. S TARRING: Raffin, Deborah; Frank, Charles; Duff, Howard; Falloway, Don; Strickland, Gail; Johnson, Don; Hamel, Veronica; Gulager, Clu; Reeves, Lisa; Jalbert, Pierre; Chaffee, Suzy; Marsh, Walter; Roberts, Jim; McPherson, Graham; MacKay, Don; MacLeod, Bruce; Orchin, Steve; Ord, Murray; Bradley, Darlene; Hayden, Trevor; Beck, Glenn; White, Tony; Love, Jim. • Melodrama on ski gondola trapped between stations with ski champs, a mobster, and an assassin. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 03-03-1978. SCRIPT D ATE : 04-21-1977. PRODUCER : Abrams, Gerald W. (executive); Sallan, Bruce J.; Briggs, Richard. WRITER: Heath, Laurence. DIRECTOR: Wiard, William.

Skidoo HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . CO.: SilliphantKonigsberg Co., Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. Mike Cooper, his sister Kathy, and their parents, Mike and Helen move into a haunted house in Groverstown. Mike holds a séance with his friend Wally, and Skidoo, a dog with his name and the house’s address on his collar, appears. Skidoo was killed defending his owners in 1932, but comes back to act as a protective spirit for the family. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 09-02-1977. WRITER: Carothers, A.J.

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Skin Game

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HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Proposed series pilot aired as Sidekicks, and was based on the movie Skin Game. A pilot episode aired on Mar. 21, 1974, but the series was not picked up. These scripts are unaired episodes for the proposed series. Miriamne involves the kidnap of Jason into a slave ring in Texas and befriended by a woman named Miriamne. Jason and Quince free all the captives and set them on the Underground Railroad. In MacLendon’s People Quince gambles and loses a month’s work from himself and Jason to MacLendon, a recent Mormon immigrant to the area. While working off the debt, some townspeople beat Jason in an attempt to get the Mormon families to leave. Miriamne. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 0927-1974. WRITER: Savage, Paul. MacLendon’s People. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-03-1974. WRITER: Groves, Herman.

Slate see Staghorn Station Slickers HOLDINGS: Stephen T. Sibenick Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 12, 1987, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television Productions, Gary Nardino Productions. STARRING: Richards, Michael; Carvey, Dana; Somers, Kristi; Call, Brandon; Schull, Richard B.; Hirson, Alice. WITH: Ducommun, Rick; Avalos, Luis; Bancroft, Bradford; Briscoe, Jimmy; Damon, Gabriel; Mercer, Ernestine; Levario, Rachel. • Unsold pilot about an NYPD officer who is transferred to a small town because he’s hard to work with. He and his trusty dog, Luger, bond with the small town sheriff and his family. Originally scheduled for release in 1985, this was not aired for two years. VERSION: revised shooting script. PROD. NO.: 60181062. AIR DATE: 08-12-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 03-29-1985. PRODUCER: Nardino, Gary (executive); Thompson, Chris (executive); Jensen, Shelley. WRITER: Thompson, Chris. DIRECTOR: Trbovich, Tom. ADDITIONAL INFO: includes credits, set list, and short rundown. USED BY: Sibenick, Stephen T. (crew member).

A Small Step Forward AKA The First 36 Hours of Dr. Durant HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 13, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Edling Productions, Screen Gems. STARRING: Hylands, Scott; Pressman, Lawrence; Helmond, Katherine; Scarlson, Karen; Jarrett, Renne; Henteloff, Alex; Andrews, Dana; Conrad, Michael; Donat, Peter; Doyle, David; Naughton, James; Patrick, Dennis; Jameson, Joyce; Robers, Davis; Brandt, Janet. • Unsold pilot aired as The First 36 hours of Dr. Durant. Dr. Chris Durant arrives at Metropolitan Hospital to do his residency in surgery. VERSION: revised final draft. PROD. NO.: 183098. AIR DATE : 05-13-1975. SCRIPT DATE : 03-10-1975. PRO DUCER: Silliphant, Stirling (executive); Brown, James

SPECIALS H. WRITER: Silliphant, Stirling (also creator); Frankel, Art (creator). DIRECTOR: Singer, Alexander.

Small Wonders Bellac

The Specialists

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AKA

The Apollo of

HOLDINGS: LACC CAST: unaired. PROD.

Collection — 3 scripts. BROADCO.: Bob Banner Associates. • A movie for television, “Based on The Apollo of Bellac by Jean Giraudoux.” A musical version of the popular play by Giraudoux, which had already been produced for several European TV markets in the 1960s. VERSION: not stated (3 copies). SCRIPT DATE: 12-001969. PRODUCER: Banner, Bob. WRITER: Banner, Alice; Scott, Alan; Giraudoux, Jean (play).

Some People We Know see The Allmans Sorority House HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—3 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. • The freshmen girls of Westlin University rush for sorority positions. The proposed 2 hour movie would cover their freshman year, the treatment had story lines for the sophomore through senior years of the eight girls who survive ‘rush’ week: Jane, Heather, Evy, Gail, Judy, Becky, Terry, and April. VERSION: treatment/outline. SCRIPT NO.: 77-1-237. SCRIPT DATE: 01-28-1977. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITER: Hill, John. VERSION: freshman year and continuation of treatment. SCRIPT NO.: 77-4-140. SCRIPT DATE: 04-22-1977. PRODUCER : Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITER: Hill, John. VERSION: revised third draft. SCRIPT NO.: 78-1-177. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1978. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITER: Sackett, Nancy.

Sounder see The Uniform Southern Fried HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Aug. 3, 1970, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: 20th Century–Fox Television. STARRING: Neilson, John; Cook, Dorra; Bieri, Ramon; Lanning, Jerry. • Unsold pilot. Stockcar driver Lonnie Jeffcoat accidentally uncovers moonshine in the Southern town of Monk’s Corners. VERSION: second revised shooting final. AIR DATE: 08-03-1970. SCRIPT DATE : 11-05-1969. PRODUCER : Reynolds, Gene. WRITER: Fox, William Price (also book). DIRECTOR: Reynolds, Gene. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list.

Souvenirs of His Late Wife HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : 1946, live. • “Adapted by NBC from the story by C.S. Forester.” Forester’s story

of George Harcourt’s beyond the grave revenge on his second wife and her lover. There was no further information found about the broadcast. The date on George’s tombstone is Aug. 9, 1946. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 1946. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Forester, C.S. (story).

Spanner’s Key AKA Hunters of the Reef AKA Peter Benchley’s Mysteries of the Deep HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 20, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, Writers Company. STARRING : Parks, Michael; Drier, Moosie; Weller, Mary Louise; Windom, William; Perry, Felton; Macht, Stephen; Kurtzman, Katy. • Unsold pilot. Broadcast under the title Hunters of the Reef. Pilot episode introduces Jim Spanner, owner of the Key, and professional salvage operator. His unknown half-brother Mike shows up unexpectedly after their father dies. Staying on the Key is a young biologist working for the Navy, Tracy Russell. VERSION: second revised final draft. AIR DATE: 0520-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1978. LAST REVISION: 0323-1978. PRODUCER : Kallis, Stanley (executive); Chapman, Ben; Silverman, Don (associate, Hollywood); Clements, Jack (associate, Key West). WRITER: Bercovici, Eric; Benchly, Peter (characters). DIRECTOR: Singer, Alexander.

Sparrow HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 12, 1977, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: International Television Productions, Allied Artists, Tori Productions (aired version). STARRING: Herman, Randy; Gordon, Don; Sanders, Beverly; Sedgeley, Karen; Brenner, Dori; Quinn, Tom; Wallace, Jack; Baker, Lenny. • Unsold pilot. Early version of the project that would go on to produce two unsold pilots about mail room boy, Jerry Sparrow, becoming a detective with a Chicago agency. This version is set in New York, where Sparrow and his mentor, Charlie Spector, work for Eastern Operatives, Inc. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 01-12-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 12-16-1975. PRODUCER : Leonard, Herbert B. (executive). WRITER: Cohen, Lawrence J. (also creator); Bernstein, Walter (aired version); Bauman, Paul (aired version). DIRECTOR: Hagman, Stuart.

Special Delivery Death HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Danny Thomas Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. • Jess Halpert, a postal inspector comes to Coatsville, Wisconsin to investigate the postal bombing death of George Medford. VERSION: revised second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-291977. WRITER: Compton, Richard.

The Specialists HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Pro-

The Specialists ductions. • Chad Shelby, Charro Hunt, and Vince Dancer band together in the post-Civil War West. Chad’s sister-in-law asks the men to help her save her husband Rome Shelby, Chad’s brother, from hanging for a raid. VERSION: revised final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 04-051974. WRITER: Byrnes, Jim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions.

The Specialists Leopard

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AKA

Hour of the

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Unsold pilot. Episode titled Hour of the Leopard introduces a California “Tactical and Emergency Specialists Squad” of young men, including Stan Royce, B.B. Docksey, Yance Docksey, Richard Foster, Al Skinner, and Ron Mitchell. In this episode a kidnapped industrialist is used to get information about a secret meeting, and relay it to a mysterious man known as The Leopard. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 12-14-1976. WRITER: Lenski, Robert W. ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis with character descriptions, cast list, set list.

Specter on the Bridge see The Golden Gate Murders Spunky HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Spunky has the ability to talk to dogs. With inside information from the dogs, Spunky tries to help his dad Roger and mom Phyllis make it in the Real Estate biz. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Masters, Monty.

son, Lynn; Clark, Roy; Ford, Steven; Kaplan, Gabe; King, Alan; Klein, Robert; Linden, Hal; McGregor, Mary; Tillis, Mel; Walker, Jimmie; Kansas; McCoo, Marilyn; Davis, Billy, Jr.; Jimmy & Buck Trent. • Musical variety show set in a theme of America’s state fairs. Stars and groups highlighted state fairs in various cities, including : San Luis Obispo, California; Allentown, Pennsylvania; Peoria, Illinois; and Cheyenne, Wyoming. V ERSION: revised. A IR DATE : 09-10-1977. SCRIPT DATE : 07-15-1977. PRODUCER : Rothman, Bernard (executive); Wohl, Jack (executive); Lieber, Eric. WRITERS: Ferrier, Garry; Tadman, Aubrey. DIRECTOR: Margolis, Jeff ; Hartman, Bill (musical director); McFadden, Larry Lee (musical director). ADDITIONAL INFO : cast list; staff list (07-12-1977); travel and accommodations list; taping schedule (Jul. 18, 21-23, 1977); short rundown; long rundown.

State of the Union HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: BNB Productions. • Adaptation of the Howard and Crouse play for television; this updated version includes nuclear power plants and China trade issues, Carter and Reagan. VERSION: first draft. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Neufeld, Mace (executive); Rosenzweig, Barney. WRITER: Kanter, Hal; Lindsay, Howard (play); Crouse, Russell (play). ADDITIONAL INFO: some edits.

The Steamers

AKA

Mobile Medics

Starfire see Indians

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 10, 1977, 30 mins. PROD. CO.: Bruce Lansbury Productions, Ltd.; Columbia Pictures Television. S TARRING: Weston, Ellen; Stauffer, Jack; Masters, Ben; Tirelli, Jaime; DuQui, Robert; Cobb, Julie; Malooly, Maggie; Pickard, John. • Unsold pilot. Aired with the title, Mobile Medics which bore similarity to both Emergency! and Knight Rider, with a computerized van with an artificial intelligence computer named Lorelei, and a staff of doctors and nurses. We also have scripts for three subsequent, unaired, episodes. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 183177. AIR DATE: 05-10-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-12-1976. LAST REVISION: 11-18-1976. PRODUCER: Lansbury, Bruce (executive); Hamilton, Robert. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list. Quarantine, #1-2. PROD . NO.: 183177. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1976. WRITER: Hamilton, Robert. Sybil, #1-3. PROD. NO.: 183179. VERSION: revised second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1976. WRITER: Reisman, Del; Hamilton, Robert. The Big Winner, #1-4. PROD. NO.: 183178. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1976. WRITER: Katzman, Leonard.

State Fair America

Stedman

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Sept. 10, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Rothman/Wohl Productions. STARRING: Ander-

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 19, 1977, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Barry Weitz Productions, Columbia Pictures

Staghorn Station

AKA

Slate

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Metro-GoldwynMayer Television, Ibis Productions. • Unsold pilot for a series titled Staghorn Station. Slate focuses on the stage company’s shotgun rider, Jim Slate, and a young man, Pete Kitchen, looking for his stolen horse. Slate [pilot]. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 0712-1976. WRITER: Gay, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: short statement about the “Station”.

Standing Tall see Legend at Sundown Star Detective see Shooting Stars

AKA

Deadly Triangle

SPECIALS Television. STARRING: Robinette, Dale; Lacher, Taylor; Bogart, Linda Scruggs; Lansing, Robert; Muldaur, Diana; Lewis, Geoffrey; Wellman, Maggie. • Unsold pilot, aired under the title Deadly Triangle. Bill Stedman, new sheriff in Sun Valley, investigates the murder of an Olympic biathlete. VERSION: final draft. PROD. NO.: 183189. AIR DATE: 05-19-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 02-02-1977. LAST REVISION: 02-14-1977. PRODUCER : Weitz, Bruce (executive); Stambler, Robert. WRITER: Gottlieb, Carl. DIRECTOR: Dubin, Charles S. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list.

Steel Cowboy see Peterbilt The Stepford Children HOLDINGS: Joe Harnell Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 15, 1987, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Edgar J. Scherick Associates, Taft Entertainment Television. STARRING: Eden, Barbara; Murray, Don; Lauren, Tammy; Corley, Pat; Swofford, Ken; Anderson, Richard; Spelman, Sharon; Staley, James; Birk, Raye; Baker, Debbie; Butkus, Dick; Coco, James; Batinkoff, Randall; Mitchell, John Cameron; Baldwin, Judith; Elbling, Peter; Jones, Pirie; Murray, Michael; Newman, Pamela; Hostetter, John; others. • Another look at the world of Stepford by Ira Levin, this time the children are bound to become perfect robots. VERSION: second revised draft. AIR DATE: 03-15-1987. SCRIPT DATE: 11-07-1986. LAST REVISION: 11-24-1986. PRODUCER: Scherick, Edgar J. (executive); Hoffman, Gary (executive); Pompian, Paul. WRITER: Bleich, Bill; Carter, Les (revision); Sisko, Susan (revision). DIRECTOR: Levi, Alan J. USED BY: Harnell, Joe (music).

The Steve Martin Special AKA Steve Martin: Comedy Is Not Pretty HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Feb. 14, 1980, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: not known. STARRING: Martin, Steve; Allen, Marty; Allen, Steve; Collins, Joan; Deacon, Richard; DeWitt, Joyce; Foster, Phil; Graves, Peter; MacRae, Meredith; Nye, Louis; Reiner, Carl; Scapp, Dick; Alpert, Will. • Set of four comedy sketches, The Royal Family with Steve as a man acting like Louis XIV, 60 Minutes which spoofs the news show by that name, Casablanca based on the movie of the same name, The Watch in which Steve buys the most expensive watch in Beverly Hills. These sketches were used in the comedy special, Steve Martin: Comedy Is Not Pretty, but it is not a full script of the program. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 02-14-1980. SCRIPT DATE : n.d. P RODUCER : McEuen, John (executive); Cates, Joseph. WRITER: Turner, Connie; Elias, Michael (other sketches); Finestra, Carmen (other sketches); Garland, Robert (other sketches); Handey, Jack (other sketches); Martin, Steve (other sketches). DIRECTOR: Cates, Joseph.

The Stewardesses HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. • Unsold pilot from the authors

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of the 1973 feature film, Coffee, Tea, or Me? The proposed series had stewardesses Diane Novak, Carol Heddiger, and Jillian James sharing living quarters with steward Joey Donaldson. The action follows the romantic, business and other antics of the four leads who work for the same airline. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-31-1978. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITERS: Panama, Norman; Lewin, Albert E.

Stolen Dreams HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Litke-Grossbart Production. • Complicated murder mystery involving identical twins Samantha DeLorca and Karen Edwards. VERSION: revised second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-241985. LAST REVISION: 11-12-1985. WRITER: De Felitta, Frank.

The Storyteller see Marvin Miller, Storyteller The Strange but Wonderful Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon AKA The Amazing Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 4, 1976, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Daniel Wilson Productions. STARRING: Eisenmann, Ike; Kerwin, Lance; Kenin, Alexa; Backus, Jim; Hoffman, Basil; Van Dyke, Jerry; Marcus, Sparky; Collins, Jack; Connell, Jane; Earle, Merie; Worthington, Carol; Crebbs, Tommy; Rea, Peggy; Denney, Nora. • Aired as an ABC Afterschool Special with the title The Amazing Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon. Sixth-grader, Duffy Moon is the shortest kid in his class and an orphan, his friend Peter Finley is the tallest. Duffy sends away for a self help book, “Dr. Louis Flamel’s Home Study Course in Cosmic Awareness” and becomes self confident. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 02-04-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 12-08-1975. PRODUCER: Wilson, Daniel; Sears, Fran (coordinating). WRITER: Baum, Thomas; Robinson, Jean (book). DIRECTOR: Elikann, Larry.

The Stranger see The Quiet Man Street Killing see Brenner, for the People Studs Lonigan HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 7 to 21, 1979, 6 hrs. in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Lorimar Productions. STARRING: Hamlin, Harry; Dewhurst, Colleen; Dourif, Brad; Durning, Charles; Pelikan, Lisa; Scarwid, Diana; Friedrich, John; Callahan, James; Ericson, Devon;

A Suitcase Full of Dreams Harper, Jessica; Weisman, Sam; Wilson, David; Cooper, Jed; Shor, Dan; O’Brien, Kevin; Pepper, Corey; Lehne, Fredric; Gordon, Keith; Withrow, Glenn; Haggerty, Michael K.; Sweet, Dolph; Heineman, Laurie; Ackerman, Leslie; Shull, Richard B.; Heflin, Nora; Seymour, Anne; Neill, Bob; MacIntosh, Jay W.; others. • Mini-series about a young man from an Irish family who lives hard and dies young trying to find his way in depression-era Chicago. VERSION: shooting script. PROD. NO.: 438353. AIR D ATE : 03-07-1979, 03-14-1979, 03-21-1979. S CRIPT DATE: 03-27-1978. PRODUCER: Capice, Philip (executive); Rich, Lee (executive); Sherman, Harry R. WRITER: Rose, Reginald; Farrell, James T. (book). DIRECTOR: Goldstone, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line typescript, parts 1-3, unbound.

A Suitcase Full of Dreams HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Allwhit Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • True story of AfricanAmerican Donald Thornton, who plans for all of his daughters, Donnalee, Jeanette, Yvonne, Linda, Rita (who all form a band) and Betty, who is adopted, to become doctors when they grow up. This story (from a different script) finally made it on air in 1997, as The Ditchdigger’s Daughters. VERSION: treatment. SCRIPT NO.: 77-12-40. SCRIPT DATE: 11-30-1977. WRITER: Peete, Bob. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 03-27-1978. WRITER: Peete, Bob.

Sullivan’s Country AKA Sullivan’s Place AKA Sullivan’s Empire HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script, treatment, advertising. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : unaired. PROD. CO.: NBC Television, Universal Productions. STARRING: Milner, Martin; Quine, Don; Chiles, Linden; Johnson, Arch; Gulager, Clu; Hamilton, Bernie; Jensen, Karen; Wesson, Eileen. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series about three sons who have been raised separately, coming together to search for their missing father, who has disappeared somewhere in Brazil. Pilot did not air, but had footage added and was released theatrically in 1967 as Sullivan’s Empire. Sullivan’s Boys (pilot). VERSION: second draft. PROD. NO.: 83241-1. SCRIPT DATE: 11-08-1965. LAST REVISION : 11-30-1965. PRODUCER : Price, Frank. WRITER: Chase, Frank. DIRECTOR: Hart, Harvey. ADDITIONAL I NFO : treatment dated 05-25-1965 and “advance information” brochure advertising the proposed series for NBC.

Superdome see Countdown to Superbowl Susan, a Very Special Lady see The Hunted Lady Suzannah and Em HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NET-

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ABC. BROADCAST : unaired. • Unsold pilot. Episode follows Suzannah Remington, kidnapped on her wedding day by a notorious bank robber, Jack Drummond, incidentally saving her from a marriage she doesn’t want. His sister, Emily “Em” Burke befriends Suzannah, and they plot their mutual escape from the band of crooks. Post Civil War Texas. VERSION: first draft. S CRIPT DATE : 03-03-1978. WRITER: Clauser, Suzanne.

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Swallows in the Chimney HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: James J. Geller. • Short play by Akins set in the 1920s, follows young teacher Edith Ferguson, guardian of her younger twin siblings, Margaret and Jack. The Ferguson’s car breaks down in Wyoming, and they take shelter in a house nearby to wait out a storm. Edith refuses to light a fire to warm them because there are Swallows nesting in the chimney. Undated script for television, but the short bio speaks of Ms. Akins in the present tense; she died in 1958. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Akins, Zoe. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with character descriptions.

Sweetie-Pie HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Pabian Productions. • Unsold pilot. “Animated cartoon series” about a family consisting of: Mommy (Cymanthia Jones), Daddy (Chutney Jones), Sweetie-Pie, Humphrey, and their dog, Nosy. The little girl Sweetie-Pie is a terror, who tries to be nice, but always gets it wrong, and winds up being profoundly irritating. The script includes small Photostats of cartoon cels for each scene. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 101. SCRIPT DATE: 1960 (production costs sheet date). PRODUCER: Pabian, Jim; Pabian, Anthony A.; Rapp, Philip. W RITER: Danch, Bill; Rapp, Philip (creator); Spille, Dean (animation artist). DIRECTOR: Pabian, Jim; Smith, Frank (animation); Hiltz, Jim (animation). ADDITIONAL INFO: key creative talents list, brief biographies for the producers, production costs.

Swifty: The Story of Adela Rogers St. Johns HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Christiana Productions, Paramount Pictures. • Two scripts containing four parts of a proposed 6-part biopic on writer Adela Rogers St. Johns. VERSION: first draft, parts 3 & 4. SCRIPT DATE: 1104-1977. WRITER: Bailey, Anne Howard. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list. VERSION: not stated, parts 5 & 6. SCRIPT DATE: 0314-1978. WRITER: Lee, Joanna.

Telethon HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 6, 1977, 2 hrs. PROD. C O.: ABC Circle Films. S TARRING: Bergen, Polly;

SPECIALS Bridges, Lloyd; Buttons, Red; Byrnes, Edd; Clark, Dick; Leigh, Janet; Marley, John; McCord, Kent; Plumb, Eve; Selby, David; St. John, Jill; Oakes, Randi; Sullivan, Sheila; Burton, Dave; Walker, Jimmie; Robinson, Sugar Ray; Denomme, Deborah; The Fercos; Heather & David; Honath, Norman; Magowan, Jean; Rich, Peter; Rowan, Dawn; Schooley, Chad; Snyder, Billy; Van Dyke, Carol. • Backstage romance and danger at a telephone fund-raiser. VERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: 07-12-1977. LAST REVISION: 07-22-1977. VERSION: revised. A IR D ATE : 11-06-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 08-02-1977. LAST REVISION: 08-12-1977. PRODUCER: Lovenheim, Robert. WRITERS: Roberts, William; Ludwig, Jerrold L.; Dunaway, Don Carlos; Wilton, Roger (broadcast credits only). DIRECTOR: Rich, David Lowell.

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Ten Commandments: Thou Shalt Not Kill AKA Thou Shalt Not Kill HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 12, 1982, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Edgar J. Scherick Associates, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Grant, Lee; Graham, Gary; Scarwid,

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Houseman/Roth Productions, The NRW Company. • James T. Heller, U.S. Senator, running against Bob Andrews. Heller hires a new film crew to televise his campaign. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-09-1980. WRITER: de Guzman, Michael; Martin, John Bartlow (book).

Diana; Culp, Robert; Keach, James; Gwynne, Michael; Smith, Lane; Salmi, Albert; Marlowe, Scott; Bergansky, Chuck; Boyle, David; Butts, Dorothy; Caesar, Harry; D’Angelo, Ric; Duvall, Susan; Englund, Robert; Gleeson, Redmond; Greene, Mathew; Greene, Michael; Hardin, Jerry; others. • Originally filmed in 1979, to air as part two of an unsold mini-series The Ten Commandments, but was not aired until 1982, under the episode title Thou Shalt Not Kill. The first episode, Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery, aired Nov. 1, 1978. NBC had tried this series idea back in 1959, with author Ben Hecht’s The Third Commandment, which also failed to become a series despite good reviews. In this episode, we follow the case of State of Alaska vs. Raymond Masters, where a wrongly imprisoned man kills a prison guard in self defense. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 1982. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1978. PRODUCER: Blatt, Daniel H. (executive); Scherick, Edgar J. (executive); Hickox, S. Bryan. WRITER: Elder, Lonnie, III (also story); Rapoport, I.C. (broadcast version). DIRECTOR: Rapoport, I.C.

TV Guide Awards Show

That Thing on ABC

HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: 1960 to 1964, 1 hr. PROD. C O.: Tandem Productions. • Two episodes of an annual awards show, as voted by readers of TV Guide. None of our sources cite this award show, but it is documented in the Los Angeles Times as being nationally broadcast. Each show began with a series of comedy sketches and musical bits roasting the television industry, with a series of awards presented at the very end of the show. V ERSION: second draft. A IR DATE : 03-25-1960. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-01-1960. PRODUCER : Yorkin, Bud. WRITER: Lear, Norman. DIRECTOR: Yorkin, Bud. STARRING : Young, Robert; MacMurray, Fred; Fabray, Nanette; Buxton, Frank. ADDITIONAL INFO: sponsored by Chrysler, includes note to Tom Koch. VERSION: rehearsal script. A IR DATE: 06-13-1961. SCRIPT D ATE : 05-31-1961. PRODUCER : Henry, Bob. WRITERS: Simmons, Ed; Fowler, Keith; Koch, Tom. DIRECTOR: Henry, Bob. STARRING: Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr.; Cooper, Jackie; Fabray, Nanette; Ford, Paul; David Rose and his Orchestra. ADDITIONAL INFO: short rundown, commercials for Lipton Tea.

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jan. 04, 1978, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: ABC Television. STARRING: Bixby, Bill; Ladd, Cheryl;

Televising Heller

Tell Me Who I Am HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Daniel Wilson Productions. • Dramatization of Lowry’s book, Find a Stranger, Say Goodbye, about an adopted teen finding her birth mother. V ERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : 09-06-1979. WRITERS: Warner, Daryl; Miller, Carolyn Handler; Lowry, Lois (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: blue line original typescript.

Carter, Judy; Evans, Denny; Long, Shelley; Martin, Andrea; Patinkin, Mandy; Porter, Will; Tracey, Paul; Warfield, Marsha; Zon, Deborah; Youngman, Henny; Swayze, John Cameron. • Special, featuring new comedy talents in a variety format. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 01-04-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 11-07-1977. PRODUCER : Harris, Jeff ; Kukoff, Bernie. WRITERS: Bromfield, Valri; Taylor, Ray; Warner, Allyn; Harris, Jeff; Kukoff, Bernie. DIRECTOR: Kiley, Tim. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list; staff list; commercials; short rundown; long rundown, blocking and taping schedule (Nov. 09-11, 1977); post production schedule.

That Second Thing on ABC HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 8, 1978, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: ABC Television. STARRING: Burton, Irv; Carter, Judy; Evans, Denny; Long, Shelley; Martin, Andrea; Patinkin, Mandy; Thomerson, Tim; Tracey, Paul; Zon, Deborah; Parks, Bert; Van Patten, Dick; Brothers, Dr. Joyce; Spencer, Danielle. • Sequel to That Thing on ABC, featuring new comedy talents. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 03-08-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1978. PRODUCERS: Kukoff, Bernie (executive); Harris, Jeff (executive); Sneider, Caryn. WRITERS: Kaprall, Bo; Sand, Bob; Bromfield, Valri; Hart, Terry; Brecher, Jim; McGibbon, Scott. DIRECTOR: Mordente, Tony. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list; rehearsal/taping schedule (Feb. 14-23, 1978); staff and crew list; short rundown.

That’s TV

That’s TV HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: FisherBrill Productions. STARRING: Anderson, Carl; Binder, Michael; Dell, Charlie; Elliot, Susan; Landers, Judy; Lester, Terry; Morgan, Cindy; Roswell, Maggie; Scott, Donovan; Vaughn, Shon. • Comedy variety show that proposes to compress an entire day’s programming into one hour. Search of television programming guides show this program did not air on the TBA date given, nor at any other date. VERSION: second draft. A IR D ATE : 04-11-1979 (planned). SCRIPT DATE: 03-09-1979. PRODUCERS: Brill, Frank; Fisher, Art. WRITERS: Richmond, Bill; Perret, Gene; Barron, Jeffrey; Taylor, Ray; Tadman, Aubrey; Princess Ducky; Green, Katherine. DIRECTOR: Fisher, Art. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast list; staff/crew list; rehearsal schedule (Mar. 12-16, 1979); short rundown.

Thick as Thieve$ (Thick as Thieves) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Frank Muir presented this idea to adapt the British series about a pair of petty criminals, George Cooper and Stan Meadows, who become involved in a ménage-a-trois with George’s wife Annie Cooper. Second script reworks the British pilot episode into a South Chicago neighborhood. VERSION: presentation copy. SCRIPT DATE: 01-001974. WRITER: Clement, Dick; La Frenais, Ian. VERSION: second revised draft. SCRIPT DATE: 04-021974. WRITER: Dresner, Hal; Clement, Dick (prior script); La Frenais, Ian (prior script).

The Thin Man see Nick and Nora Things in Their Season Heartland

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 27, 1974, 90 mins. PROD. CO.: Tomorrow Entertainment, G.E. Theater. STARRING: Neal, Patricia; Flanders, Ed; Singer, Marc; Foster, Meg; Haid, Charles; Lang, Doreen; Flory, Med; Kaston, Jim; Jacques, Oliver; Bowles, A.R.; Esch, James; Timm, Ron; Rybacki, Sharon; Reichel, Marcel. • Drama about a family of dairy farmers and the trauma caused by the son’s marriage and the mother’s leukemia. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 11-22-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 08-27-1974. LAST REVISION: 09-16-1974. PRODUCER: Barry, Philip (executive); Hirschman, Herbert. W RITER: Gay, John. D IRECTOR: Goldstone, James. ADDITIONAL INFO: prefaced with a quote from a poem by Stephen Vincent Benet, includes page with name changes.

13 Thirteenth Avenue HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Aug. 15, 1983, 30 mins. P ROD . CO.: Paramount Pictures. S TARRING: Weary, A.C.; Graff, Ilene; Sabella, Ernie; Kreppel, Paul; Harper, Robert; Wheaton, Wil; Revill, Clive; Savage,

Elizabeth; Brock, Stanley. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series about an apartment building inhabited by odd characters including an ancient witch and her seemingly teenaged daughter, a mad doctor, a werewolf, a vampire, a troll, a cartoonist and his wife and son. Broadcast version was rewritten, with some changes to the main characters (cartoonist became a psychiatrist, the residents were his patients), who are frightened by the arrival of new residents— a ‘normal’ man and his son. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 08-15-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 01-22-1982. PRODUCER: Thompson, Chris (executive); Van Atta, Don (supervising); Ripps, Lenny. WRITER: Zacharias, Steve; Josefsberg, Milton (script supervisor); Ripps, Lenny (as broadcast version only). DIRECTOR: Bowab, John.

This Is the Life see The Beautiful Years This Is the West That Was see Hickok This Moment of Time see also Wendy Warren and the News HOLDINGS : John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection — 5 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Show was a hybrid of Pickard and Provo’s Wendy Warren and the News and Concerning Miss Marlowe. It incorporates characters from both, and the five scripts are virtual duplicates of the five scripts in the unsold TV version of the popular radio series Wendy Warren and the News. Set in 1966 with Julie Allen, a TV personality, who we see both in front of the camera as a newswoman and in her personal life. #1 (interview guest: Booth, Shirley). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. A DDITIONAL INFO: handwritten list of prospective titles for the series, story synopses for episodes 2-5, loose pages from episode 1, and a formal presentation of the idea. #2 SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #3 (interview guest: Parrish, Ann). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #4 SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #5 (interview guest: Shayne, Jeremy). SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank.

The Thorn Birds HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—5 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 27-30, 1983, 10 hrs in 4 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, WolperStan Margulies Productions, Edward Lewis Productions. STARRING: Chamberlain, Richard; Ward, Rachel; Simmons, Jean; Howard, Ken; Winningham, Mare; Laurie, Piper; Kiley, Richard; Holliman, Earl; Brown, Bryan; Anglim, Philip; Stanwyck, Barbara; Plummer, Christopher; Friedrich, John; McLerie, Allyn Ann; Venture, Richard; Faracy, Stephanie; Corbin, Barry; Penny, Sydney; Burns, Stephan; Morey, Bill; Peterson,

SPECIALS Vidal; Palance, Holly; Hayward, Chard; Howard, Rance; Dooling, Lucinda; Nadopolou, Aspa; Wyllie, Meg; Dalton, Wally; Martin, Nan. • Mini-series from Colleen McCullough’s best selling novel about the melodramatic saga of the Cleary family in Australia. VERSION: second revised draft, part 1. AIR DATE: 0327-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1982. LAST REVISION: 0511-1982. PRODUCER : Wolper, David L. (executive); Lewis, Edward (executive); Margulies, Stan. WRITER: Culver, Carmen; McCullough, Colleen (book). DIRECTOR: Duke, Daryl. VERSION: second revised draft, part 1. AIR DATE: 0327-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1982. LAST REVISION: 0511-1982. ADDITIONAL INFO : credits list, makeup schedule. USED BY: Keppler, Werner (make up department). VERSION: second revised draft, part 2. AIR DATE: 0328-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-16-1982. VERSION: second revised draft, part 3. AIR DATE: 0329-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-24-1982. LAST REVISION: 0329-1982. VERSION: second revised draft, part 4. AIR DATE: 0330-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-26-1982.

Thou Shalt Not Kill see Ten Commandments: Thou Shalt Not Kill 324 Flatbush Ave. see Lords of Flatbush Three on a Date HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 17, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television. STARRING: Allyson, June; Anderson, Loni; Bolger, Ray; Byner, John; Conn, Didi; Crosby, Gary; Edwards, Geoff; Lawrence, Carol; MacRae, Meredith; Nelson, Rick; Wayne, Patrick; Russell, Forbesy; Hampton, James; Platt, Howard; Libertini, Richard; Richmond, Branscombe; others. • Made-for-TV movie based on the novel by Stephanie Buffington, about four couples who won a Hawaiian vacation on a TV show, and their travel guide. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 02-17-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-01-1977. PRODUCER: Thomas, Danny (executive); Jacobs, Ronald (executive); Shapiro, David M.; Buffington, Stephanie (associate). WRITER: McRaven, Dale; Buffington, Stephanie (book). DIRECTOR: Bixby, Bill. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-14-1977. LAST REVISION: 01-03-1978. WRITER: McRaven, Dale; Norell, Michael; Kahn, Bernard; Ross, Stanley Ralph.

Time Bomb! see Doomsday Run! Time for Aznavour AKA Timex Presents Love from A to Z AKA Love from A to Z HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Apr. 30, 1974, 1 hr. PROD.

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CO.: Wolper Productions. STARRING: Aznavour, Charles; Minnelli, Liza. • Aired with the title Timex Presents Love from A to Z. Aznavour and Minnelli star in a musical variety program. Original music by Marvin Hamlisch. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 04-30-1974. SCRIPT DATE: 09-15-1973. PRODUCER: Rosen, Burt (executive); Glucksman, Ernest D. WRITER: Ross, Donald; Hamlisch, Marvin (music); Ebb, Fred (Minnelli lyrics). DIRECTOR: Stuart, Mel. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-27-1973.

The Timex All-Star Swing Festival AKA All Star Swing Festival AKA Timex Presents Swing It Again HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Nov. 29, 1972, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Winters/Rosen Production. STARRING: Goodman, Benny; Original Benny Goodman Quartet; Fitzgerald, Ella; Count Basie and his Orchestra; Dave Brubeck Quartet; Hampton, Lionel; Krupa, Gene; Wilson, Teddy; Tommy Flanagan Trio; Williams, Joe; Ellington, Duke; Original Ellingtonians; Severinsen, Doc. • Ellington and his orchestra were the featured stars of the evening, hosted by Doc Severinsen. The Variety review of the special makes it apparent that the “Swing It Again” numbers were merged with the “All-Star....” script to make a single musical special. VERSION: second draft. AIR DATE: 11-29-1972. SCRIPT DATE: 10-12-1972. LAST REVISION: 10-23-1972 (VTR). PRODUCER: Rosen, Burt (executive); Winters, David (executive); Rothman, Bernard; Wohl, Jack. WRITER: Ross, Donald. DIRECTOR: Lockwood, Grey. Swing It Again. A IR DATE : 05-22-1973 (TBA). SCRIPT DATE: 10-23-1972 (VTR). ADDITIONAL INFO: according to the Los Angeles Times, TV Times for May 22, 1973, this program did not air on the TBA date. USED BY: Evans and Sontag stamped on front cover in silver.

Timex Presents Love from A to Z see Time for Aznavour Timex Presents Swing It Again see The Timex All-Star Swing Festival To Love and Be Loved see The Glass Heart Toby McTeague HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. • Twelve year old Toby McTeague and his friend Likely Lazarus live in the woods of Western Canada where they are building a racing sled for Toby’s dog team. Another version of the story was made into a feature film by a Canadian production company.

Top of the Hill VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 78-2-62. SCRIPT DATE: [1978?]. WRITER: Maguire, Jeff (also story); Milicevic, Djordje (also story).

Top of the Hill AKA Irwin Shaw’s Top of the Hill HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: Syndicated. BROADCAST: Feb. 6-7, 1980, 4 hrs. in 2 parts. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television, KellowsKeegan. STARRING: Rogers, Wayne; Sommer, Elke; Barbeau, Adrienne; Bono, Sonny; Brown, Peter; Cannon, J.D.; Carey, Macdonald; Ferrer, Mel; Lockwood, Gary; O’Brien, Richard; Mathews, Carmen; Prentiss, Paula; DuBarry, Denise; Chong, Rae Dawn; Lynne, Janice; Snider, Barry; Bercovici, Karen; Carroll, Allison; Hicks, Chuck. • Operation Prime Time special about Michael Stone, an executive who drops everything to join an Olympic bobsled team. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 02-06 to 02-07-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 02-14-1979. PRODUCER: Fellows, Arthur (executive); Keegan, Terry (executive); Cutts, John. WRITER: Bercovici, Eric; Shaw, Irwin (story). DIRECTOR : Grauman, Walter. A DDITIONAL I NFO : blue line original typescript.

Town Tamer see The Quiet Man Tramp Ship HOLDINGS: Milton and Barbara Merlin Collection — 33 scripts. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: Don Fedderson Enterprises. STARRING: Brand, Neville; Galloway, Michael; Patterson, Dick; Hayes, Buddy; Minor, Mike. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series with Neville Brand as Morgan Kelly, captain of a tramp cargo ship, footloose and roaming the world. In addition to the scripts there are files with a biography of Neville Brand, background notes, call sheets, casting possibilities, continuity, correspondence, news announcements, news clippings, photographs, presentations, screen test information, shooting schedules, story outlines, test scenes, writers list, and a staff and crew list. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 3 copies. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. PRODUCER: Fedderson, Don (executive); Henry, Fred (executive); Stephens, John G.; Merlin, Milton (associate); Kaufman, Les. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). D IRECTOR: Brahm, John. A DDITIONAL INFO : many handwritten edits. Catch a Tiger (pilot). VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 1. SCRIPT DATE: 05-02-1960. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Catch a Tiger (pilot). VERSION: revised. S CRIPT DATE: 09-27-1960. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 3 copies. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION : 10-03-1960. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, handwritten notes.

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SPECIALS Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1/2 hr. version, 2 copies. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-221960. LAST REVISION: 12-14-1960. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1 hr. version, 2 copies. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-221960. LAST REVISION: 12-14-1960. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, handwritten notes. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 3 copies. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION : 12-27-1960. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, additional pages with story development, handwritten and typed notes. Catch a Tiger (pilot). VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION: 0117-1961. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1 hr. version 3 copies. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION: 01-23-1961. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, alternate scenes for short version. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1 hr. version. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-03-1961. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, alternate scenes for short version. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1/2 hr. version 2 copies, 1 hr. version. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION: 02-07-1961. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1 hr. version. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-22-1960. LAST REVISION : 02-09-1961. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, handwritten edits. Catch a Tiger (pilot). 1 hr. version, 2 copies. VERSION: revised. PROD. NO.: 6204-1. SCRIPT DATE: 03-221960. LAST REVISION: 02-13-1961. WRITER: Praskins, Leonard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, sheet with requested changes from network. Piracy. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 04-211960. WRITER: Earnshaw, Fenton; Merlin, Milton (story editor). Storm Within. 2 copies. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 06-10-1960. WRITER: Collins, Richard; Merlin, Milton (story editor). Storm Within. 2 copies. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 04-28-1961. WRITER: Merlin, Milton (also story editor); Collins, Richard (story). ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. The Old Man’s Bucket. 2 copies. V ERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 06-13-1960. WRITER: Mullally, Donn; Merlin, Milton (story editor).

Travis McGee: The Empty Copper Sea HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: May 14, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD.

SPECIALS CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Hajeno Productions. STARRING: Elliott, Sam; Evans, Gene; Corbin, Barry; Farnsworth, Richard; Lewis, Geoffrey; Madigan, Amy; Miles, Vera; Ross, Katharine; Teague, Marshall; Wellman, Maggie; Olkewicz, Walter; Murdock, Jack; Blackburn, Greta; Orr, Owen; Del Rey, Pilar. • Unsold pilot of an attempted series based on John D. MacDonald’s popular Travis McGee series of books. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 03-15-1982. PRODUCER: Eckstein, George (executive); Padilla, Maria (associate). WRITER: Silliphant, Stirling ; MacDonald, John D. (book). DIRECTOR: McLaglen, Andrew V.

The Treasure Hunters see Shark Kill True Grit (a Further Adventure) HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 19, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: Oates, Warren; Pelikan, Lisa; Meriwether, Lee; Stephens, James; Osterhage, Jeff; Montgomery, Lee; Bieri, Ramon; Baer, Parley; deBroux, Lee; Cook, Fredric; Gleeson, Redmond; Palmer, Gregg. • Unsold pilot. Details the further adventures of Rooster Cogburn and Mattie. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-19-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 02-17-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-16-1978. PRODUCER: Stern, Sandor. WRITER: Stern, Sandor; Portis, Charles (characters). DIRECTOR: Heffron, Richard T.

The Trysting Place HOLDINGS: Jim Hummeland Collection —1 script. NETWORK: [WBKB?]. BROADCAST: Mar. 28, 194?, 7: 30 pm, 30 mins. STARRING: Hummeland, Jim. • Little is known about this production of a play about the course of true love not running smoothly between Jessie Briggs and Rupert Smith, Mrs. Briggs and Mr. Ingoldsby, Lancelot Briggs and Mrs. Curtis, and Mrs. Curtis and a ‘Mysterious Voice’. Style of title page is similar to other early TV scripts in the collection from WBKB. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 03-28-194? SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: not known. WRITER: Tarkington, Booth. DIRECTOR: Zachary (no further information). USED BY : Hummeland, Jim (part of Rupert Smith). ADDITIONAL INFO: signed by Hummeland, part of Rupert circled throughout, some partially erased notes on front page.

Turnover Smith HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Jun. 8, 1980, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Wellington Productions. S TARRING: Conrad, William; Montgomery, Belinda J.; Hicks, Hilly; Darren, James; Parks, Michael; Talbot, Nita; Landry, Gail; Mitchell, Cameron; Persoff, Nehemiah; Dimitri, Richard; Blake, Sondra; Reed, Tracy; Wright, Ben. • Unsold pilot for a series about a San Francisco college professor who uses his criminology students to break cases.

Undercover with the KKK

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Roar of the Tigers. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 06-08-1980. SCRIPT DATE : 02-24-1978. PRODUCER : Conrad, William (executive); Chambers, Everett. WRITER: Jessup, Richard. D IRECTOR: Kowalski, Bernard L.

Twilight HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. Max Twilight, a black private investigator is partners with Bartholomew Hartley Gammoner, an urbane middle aged gentleman with social contacts. Twilight is the brains of the operation, Gammoner gets the customers. VERSION: revised draft (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: 1201-1972. WRITER: Rolfe, Sam.

U.S. Ranger HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Hal Roach Studios. • U.S. Forest Rangers, Jim and Dave, investigate the shooting death of Ranger Al Clements. Suspects are Pete Raymond, George Lockton, and Marie Lockton. Set near Los Angeles. Probably a second try at the 1956 20th Century–Fox unsold series The Forest Ranger which also had executive producer Hal Roach, Jr., and writer M. Bernard Fox (as Ben Fox). Till Death Do Us Part, #3. V ERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 9086. SCRIPT DATE: 04-21-1958. WRITER: Lewis, Jerry D. (also story); Fox, M. Bernard (story).

Under the Bomb HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Charles Cahill and Associates. • This treatment for a documentary film about nuclear war is basically Cold War proarmament propaganda. VERSION: treatment. S CRIPT D ATE : 10-20-1960. WRITER: MacPherson, MacDonald.

Undercover Cops (Undercover Girls) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 3 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . CO.: Miller-Milkis-Boyett Productions, Paramount Pictures. • Unsold pilot for a proposed spin-off from the short-lived series $weepstake$. Janet O’Malley and Bobbi Peluso are new, young detectives, working undercover. Working title was Undercover Girls. VERSION: not stated (2 copies). SCRIPT DATE: 03-281979. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 03-31-1979. PRODUCER: Furia, John, Jr. (supervising). WRITER: Oliver, Jay.

The Undercover Man Crossfire

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Rossi see

Undercover with the KKK see My Undercover Years with the Ku Klux Klan

Undercurrent

Undercurrent HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. B ROADCAST: unaired. • Lt. Paul Weldon, Sgt. Gary Holmes, and Capt. Sam Powers are detectives investigating the death of young socialite Vanessa Douglas. Set in Los Angeles. VERSION: revised first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 09-031963. WRITER: Rouse, Russell (also story); Greene, Clarence (also story); Fox, Ben (story).

The Undertaker HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: ABC Circle Films. • This script was proposed as an ABC Movie of the Week. Jonathan Bumble, undertaker who moves from New York to Grimstone, Kansas, in the 1870s, can’t seem to get any business. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 08-20-1974. WRITER: Rose, Mickey.

Underworld, U.S.A. HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: ABC Entertainment, Dan Curtis Productions. • Biopic about Bugsy Siegel and Lucky Luciano, part one covers their childhood and early life, from the point of view of Siegel’s fictional friend Jake Resnick. Not related to the 1961 feature film by the same name. V ERSION: revised, part one. S CRIPT D ATE : 04-211976. WRITER: Ginnes, Abram S.

The Uniform

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Sounder

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : ABC. B ROADCAST : unaired. P ROD . C O .: ABC Circle Films, Radnitz/Mattel Inc. • Unsold pilot. “90minute pilot script for the television series to be based on the motion picture SOUNDER.” In this pilot, the school needs a new chimney, or the building inspector will close the school. Bonding between David Lee and his grandfather Ira, who sells his glorious doorman’s uniform for money to save the school. The Uniform [pilot]. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1974. WRITER: McKeand, Carol Evan.

The Users HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 1 related treatment. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Oct. 1, 1978, 2 1/2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: Smith, Jaclyn; Curtis, Tony; Buttons, Red; Fontaine, Joan; Feinstein, Alan; Forsythe, John; Hamilton, George; McGavin, Darren; Nye, Carrie; Phillips, Michelle; Baseleon, Michael; Pleshette, John; Linville, Joanne; Warner, Douglas; Archerd, Army; Ast, Pat; Alton, Walter George; Landers, Judy. • Unsold pilot, based on a novel by Joyce Haber about a girl staging an aging star’s comeback. The treatment for part two by Dominick Dunne was never produced, and coincidentally shares a title with another script by Dunne for a 1990 TV Movie — but is an entirely different story. VERSION: final shooting script. AIR D ATE : 10-011978. SCRIPT DATE: 03-10-1978. LAST REVISION: 04-051978. PRODUCER : Cramer, Douglas S. (executive);

Spelling, Aaron (executive); Dunne, Dominick. WRITER: Shaw, Robert J.; Haber, Joyce (book). DIRECTOR: Hardy, Joseph. People Like Us (The Users, Part Two). VERSION: treatment. SCRIPT DATE: 07-10-1978. WRITER: Dunne, Dominick.

V: The Conclusion Final Battle

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V: The

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script, Joe Harnell Collection—7 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 6, 7, 8, 1984, 6 hrs., in 3 parts. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Blatt-Singer Productions. STARRING: Badler, Jane; Durrell, Michael; Englund, Robert; Grant, Faye; Herd, Richard; Hill, Thomas; Ironside, Michael; Nelson, Peter; Packer, David; Patterson, Neva; Prine, Andrew; Simpson, Sandy; Singer, Marc; Tefkin, Blair; Wright, Michael; Galik, Denise; Bernard, Jason; Campos, Rafael; Douglas, Sarah; Ashmore, Frank; Civita, Diane; Davis, Viveka; Rowe, Hansford; Sullivan, Jenny; others. • Broadcast as “V: The Final Battle.” Mini-series follow up to the original two-part movie about aliens living among us. VERSION: shooting script, parts 1 and 2. AIR DATE: 05-06 and 05-07-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 11-18-1983. LAST REVISION : 11-29-1983. PRODUCER : Blatt, Daniel H. (executive); Johnson, Kenneth (executive); Singer, Robert L. (executive); O’Brien, Dean; Boyriven, Patrick. WRITERS: Buck, Craig; Frolov, Diane; Goldman, Peggy; Taggert, Brian (additional material). D IRECTOR: Heffron, Richard T. USED BY: Keppler, Werner (make up dept.). VERSION: first draft, part 1. AIR DATE: 05-06-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1983. WRITER: Goldman, Peggy (also story); Buck, Craig (story); Frolov, Diane (story); Johnson, Kenneth (story). USED BY: Harnell, Joe (music). VERSION: first draft, part 2. AIR DATE: 05-07-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1983. WRITER: Frolov, Diane (also story); Goldman, Peggy (story); Buck, Craig (story); Johnson, Kenneth (story). U SED BY : Harnell, Joe (music). VERSION: second draft, part 2. AIR DATE: 05-071984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1983. LAST REVISION: 10-071983. WRITER: Frolov, Diane (also story); Goldman, Peggy (story); Buck, Craig (story); Johnson, Kenneth (story). USED BY: Harnell, Joe (music). VERSION: first draft, part 3. AIR DATE: 05-08-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-14-1983. WRITER: Buck, Craig (also story); Goldman, Peggy (story); Frolov, Diane (story); Johnson, Kenneth (story). U SED BY : Harnell, Joe (music). VERSION: second draft, revised. AIR DATE: 05-081984. SCRIPT DATE: 09-07-1982. LAST REVISION: 05-021983. WRITER: Johnson, Kenneth. VERSION: second draft, part 3. AIR DATE: 05-081984. SCRIPT DATE: 10-06-1983. LAST REVISION: 10-071983. WRITER: Buck, Craig (also story); Goldman, Peggy (story); Frolov, Diane (story); Johnson, Kenneth (story). USED BY: Harnell, Joe (music).

A Vacation in Hell HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 21, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD.

SPECIALS CO.: David Greene Productions, Finnegan Associates. STARRING: Barnes, Priscilla; Feldon, Barbara; Marcovicci, Andrea; McCormick, Maureen; Brandon, Michael; Ka’ahea, Ed. • Denise Franklin, Barbara Seldon, Evelyn Margolin and her 16-year old daughter Margaret, and Alan Shaw meet on vacation at Club Horizon. The five tour to an isolated jungle on the other side of a river, damage their boat, and become stranded. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 05-21-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 02-11-1979. LAST REVISION: 02-14-1979. PRODUCER: Green, David (executive); Finnegan, Bill; Bing, Mack (associate). WRITER: Katz, Shelley; Ledrov, D.B. DIRECTOR: Greene, David.

The Vaudevillians AKA Gene Kelly in the Vaudevillians HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Pappas Teleproductions. STARRING: Kelly, Gene; Ahern, Will; Ahern, Gladys; Albin, Delores; Albin, Andy; Bishop, Joey; Bubbles, John W.; Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence; Lange, Ted; Callas, Charlie; Calloway, Cab; Dell, Gabe; Poston, Tom; Ferrigno, Lou; Fox, Karrel; Hedges, Robert; The Hudson Brothers; Kazan, Lainie; Kellerman, Sally; Landers, Judy; Landers, Audrey; Lennon, Janet; Lennon, Kathy; Little, Rich; Lucas, Nick; Rose Marie; Marshall, Peter; Martin, Dick; McCoo, Marilyn; McGivney, Michael; Michaels, Marilyn; Bob Moore’s Mongrel Revue; The Nicholas Brothers; Revill, Clive; Reynolds, Debbie; Stafford, Jim; Valentine, Karen; Vallee, Rudy; Señor Wences; Worley, Jo Anne; Holmes, Billy. • Presents performers doing their version of classic vaudeville acts, credits for many of the acts are in the opening scene with Gene Kelly. A few acts had living stars of the vaudeville era doing bits from their own acts, such as Rudy Vallee. Writer/Producer/Director Norman Abbott directed a similar stage production in San Francisco in 1979, titled Sugar Babies. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: 80-9-18. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1980?]. PRODUCER: Parry, Steven (executive); Abbott, Norman; Spotts, Grant. WRITERS: Burns, Stan; Daley, Bill; Lewis, Draper; Abbott, Norman. DIRECTOR: Abbott, Norman.

The Veil HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 4 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Hal Roach Studios. S TARRING: Karloff, Boris. • Unsold series. Horror/unexplained phenomenon series, which purported that each story was based on factual occurrences. The series was filmed, but not aired, although some episodes later aired as TV movies and on DVD. Peggy? PROD. NO.: 9219. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 01-19-1959. LAST REVISION: 02-06-1959. PRODUCER: Bibas, Frank P.; Fox, Ben. WRITER: Bennett, John; Bibas, Frank P. (creator). DIRECTORS: Strock, Herbert L.; MacDonald, David. Destination: Nightmare. PROD. NO.: 9222. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: 01-26-1959. LAST REVISION : 02-05-1959. P RODUCER : Fox, Ben. W RITER : Marcus, Ellis; Bibas, Frank P. (creator).

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The Walls Came Tumbling Down Model Ghost. PROD. NO.: 9223. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. P RODUCER : Fox, Ben. WRITERS: Cockrell, Eustace; Lewis, Jerry D.; Bibas, Frank P. (creator). The Signal. PROD. NO.: 9225. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Fox, Ben. WRITER: Marcus, Ellis; Bibas, Frank P. (creator).

Verna, the U.S.O. Girl USO Girl

AKA

Verna:

HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: PBS. BROADCAST: Jan. 25, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Joseph E. Levine Presents, WNET TV. STARRING: Spacek, Sissy; Kellerman, Sally; Da Silva, Howard; Hurt, William; Turrin, Joseph; Hooks, Vaughn; Roelse, Robert; others. • Aired as Verna: USO Girl on PBS’s Great Performances. Verna, a no-talent dancer, dreams of being a star. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 01-25-1978. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Venza, Jac; Maxwell, Ronald F. WRITER: Shaber, David; Gallico, Paul (story); Innaurato, Albert (aired version). DIRECTOR: Maxwell, Ronald F.

Victory at Entebbe HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Dec. 13, 1976, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: Wolper Productions. STARRING: Bikel, Theodore; Blair, Linda; Douglas, Kirk; Dreyfuss, Richard; Berger, Helmut; Gierasch, Stefan; Groh, David; Harris, Julius; Hayes, Helen; Hopkins, Anthony; Lancaster, Burt; Marquand, Christian; Taylor, Elizabeth; Walker, Jessica; Yulin, Harris; Miller, Allan; Besch, Bibi; Sheiner, David; Darden, Severn; Hammer, Ben; James, Anthony; Mohica, Victor; Harper, Samantha; Sterling, Philip; others. • Fact based movie about the rescue of Israeli hostages in Uganda. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 12-13-1976. SCRIPT DATE: 11-06-1976. PRODUCER: Wolper, David L. (executive); Guenette, Robert. WRITER: Kinoy, Ernest. DIRECTOR: Chomsky, Marvin J.

The Walls Came Tumbling Down AKA Friendships, Secrets and Lies HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Dec. 3, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Wittman/Riche Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Damon, Cathryn; Fabares, Shelley; Locke, Sondra; Tina Louise; Prentiss, Paula; Stevens, Stella; Swit, Loretta; Bennett, Fran; Shirriff, Cathee; Richards, Kyle; Hartnet, Mickey; Farley, Elizabeth; Kauffman, Cristen; Selby, Sarah; Omens, Estelle; others. • Made-for-TV movie aired as Friendships, Secrets and Lies, was based on the popular novel The Walls Came Tumbling Down. VERSION: revised first draft. AIR DATE: 12-03-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 03-14-1978. PRODUCER: Riche, Wendy (executive); Wittman, Ellen (executive); Babbin, Jacqueline. WRITER: Crawford, Joanna; Deal, Babs H. (book). DIRECTOR: Hyams, Nessa.

Washington

Washington AKA Washington: Behind Closed Doors HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 8 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 6-11, 1977, 12 1/2 hrs. in 6 parts. P ROD . CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: Robertson, Cliff; Robards, Jason; Powers, Stefanie; Vaughn, Robert; Nettleton, Lois; Nelson, Barry; Gould, Harold; Bill, Tony; Griffith, Andy; Houseman, John; Selby, David; Foster, Meg; Coffield, Peter; Primus, Barry; Ewing, Diana; Parker, Lara; Lehne, John; Oppenheimer, Alan; Pryor, Nicholas; Marth, Frank; Randolph, John; Chiles, Linden; Gaynes, George; David, Thayer; Allen, Phillip R.; Homeier, Skip; Anderson, Michael, Jr.; Sirola, Joseph; McCain, Frances Lee; Dayton, June; Howell, Jean Cameron; Hansen, Danna; Gates, Rick; others. • Sixpart mini-series based on the book The Company, by John Ehrlichman, with a thinly veiled fictionalization of Richard Nixon’s presidency of the United States during the early 1970s. VERSION: first draft, “opening two hour script”. AIR DATE: 09-06-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-04-1976. VERSION: revised, parts 1-2. AIR DATE: 09-06-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 01-11-1977. VERSION: first draft, part 3. AIR DATE: 09-07-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 10-24-1976. LAST REVISION: 02-24-1977. VERSION: first draft, part 4. AIR DATE: 09-08-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-02-1976. LAST REVISION: 03-14-1977. VERSION: first draft, part 5. AIR DATE: 09-08-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 11-22-1976. LAST REVISION: 04-12-1977. VERSION: not stated, part 5. AIR DATE: 09-09-1977. VERSION: not stated, part 6. AIR DATE: 09-10-1977. VERSION: first draft, part 7. AIR DATE: 09-11-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 12-06-1976. LAST REVISION: 03-02-1977. PRODUCER: Kallis, Stanley (executive); Powell, Norman S.; Rintels, David W. (supervising); Bercovici, Eric (supervising). W RITER: Rintels, David W.; Bercovici, Eric; Ehrlichman, John (book). DIRECTOR: Nelson, Gary.

We Two—and the Kids see The Beautiful Years The Weak Spot HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Jul. 14, 1946. P ROD . C O .: Television Department of NBC. STARRING: Foster, Lillian; Harvey, John; Stuart, Maxine. • Bickering Arnold and Millie West have a visit from an odd character, Jenny, who sells odds and ends, and tells fortunes. Experimental live TV broadcast. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT NO.: T-CP-10. AIR DATE: 07-14-1946. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Sobol, Edward; Kelly, George (play).

Weddings HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: The Jozak Company, Paramount Television. • Unsold pilot. Kate Radford is hired as a wedding planner for a hotel her wealthy father owns. She proves herself against a backdrop of extremely challenging wedding mishaps.

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VERSION: fourth draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-08-1978. LAST REVISION: 03-12-1978. WRITERS: Leeson, Michael; Chais, Pamela.

Welcome Jeremiah! HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: May 25, 1947, 25 mins. PROD. C O.: WNBT, Kenyon & Eckhardt. STARRING: Hayworth, Vinton; Taylor, Vaughn; McQuade, John; Woodson, William; Lieb, Robert D.; Helton, Percy; Smith, Virginia; Parkhurst, Douglas; Jackson, Jay; Ayres, Gordon. • Aired as a part of the Borden Show. Adapted from a story in Esquire magazine, this script has no author given, and none could be found. Dick Adams works for the “Morning Star” and goes to Moore and Moor Finance Company to interview Jeremiah Whitney, inventor of a bizarre device. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 05-25-1947. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Coe, Fred (adaptor). DIRECTOR: Coe, Fred.

Wendy Warren and the News see also This Moment of Time HOLDINGS: John Pickard and Frank Provo Collection — 5 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Show takes some character names from the short lived Pickard-Provo series, Concerning Miss Marlowe. The five scripts are virtual duplicates of the five scripts in the unsold series This Moment of Time. Attempted to take the successful radio serial Wendy Warren and the News, and turn it into a TV series. #1. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #2 SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #3 SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #4 SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank. #5 SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITERS: Pickard, John; Provo, Frank.

Wes Craven’s Invitation to Hell see The Club A Whale for the Killing HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Feb. 1, 1981, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: Playboy Productions, Beowulf Productions. STARRING: Strauss, Peter; Wallace, Dee; Walker, Kathryn; McGill, Bruce; James, Ken; Ferry, David; Widmark, Richard; Hollander, David; Calvert, Bill. • Made-for-TV movie based on a novel by Farley Mowat, about a man determined to stop the killing of a killer whale trapped in a bay on the Newfoundland coast. VERSION: first draft. AIR DATE: 02-01-1981. SCRIPT DATE : 04-06-1979. PRODUCER : Rissien, Edward L. (executive); Strauss, Peter; Lovenheim, Robert. WRITER: Chetwynd, Lionel; Mowat, Farley (book). DIRECTOR: Heffron, Richard T.

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What Are the Odds? HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: KCOP (local only?). BROADCAST: Jan. 17, 1960. Aired Sundays at 5: 30 pm, 30 minutes. PROD. CO.: Hal Hackett Productions, Official Films. STARRING: Warren, Bob. • Unsold series aired at least one time on KCOP. Bob Warren presented pre-filmed “spots” on individuals who beat long odds to reach some success. Sources indicate this series was about people who beat incredible odds to save themselves or others, but this episode was simply about beating the odds to find success. The packet includes an invitation to those at home to write in with their own story about beating the odds. Sponsored by Polaroid and Encyclopedia Britannica. Songwriting, #41. AIR D ATE : 01-17-1960. ADDITIONAL INFO: 3 page “spot” script only. GUEST: Cahn, Sammy.

What Men Don’t Tell Women HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Doug (whose wife, Elaine walks through some scenes), and Doug’s friends Spaulding, Raleigh, Vereen, John Lloyd, and Bobber talk about life and women, and how they don’t understand them. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 07-10-1985. WRITER: Blount, Roy, Jr.

What’s Up Doc? HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Unsold pilot. This version of the pilot is very different from the one that aired May 27, 1978 on ABC, written by Michael Norell. Here, Howard, Judy and Eunice are all back, and Howard must meet with an eccentric inventor Anton Kopecky, who has a new way to extract oil. They all wind up in New Orleans at Mardi Gras time. V ERSION: final draft. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-11-1974. WRITER: Powell, Richard M.

Wheeler and Murdoch HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection—2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: May 9, 1973, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Paramount Television. STARRING: Warden, Jack; Stone, Christopher; Johnson, Van; Baker, Diane; Cioffi, Charles; Powell, Jane; Martin, Dewey; Ellenstein, Robert; Parfrey, Woodrow; Conrad, Michael. • Seattle private investigators look for a client’s murderer. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 05-09-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 10-22-1971. VERSION: second revised final draft. AIR DATE: 0509-1973. SCRIPT DATE: 11-04-1971. PRODUCER: Ludwig, Jerrold L. (executive); Bercovici, Eric (executive); Sargent, Joseph. WRITERS: Ludwig, Jerrold L.; Bercovici, Eric. D IRECTOR: Sargent, Joseph. U SED BY : Parfrey, Woodrow (role of Weston).

When Every Day Was the Fourth of July HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Mar. 12, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD.

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Who Will Love My Children? CO.: Don Curtis Productions. STARRING: Jones, Dean; Sorel, Louise; Petersen, Chris; Kurtzman, Katy; Yulin, Harris; Lewis, Geoffrey; Brady, Scott; Edwards, Ronnie Claire; Piazza, Ben; Wilcoxon, Henry; Shea, Eric; Pataki, Michael; Parfrey, Woodrow; Haggerty, H.B.; Drier, Moosie; Kimble, Scott; Williams, Tiger; Aidman, Charles; Timko, Johnny. • Made-for-TV movie fictionalizing the youth of writer Dan Curtis. Followed by a sequel titled The Long Days of Summer. V ERSION: revised script. A IR D ATE : 03-12-1978. SCRIPT DATE : 05-26-1977. PRODUCER : Curtis, Dan. WRITER: Hutson, Lee. DIRECTOR: Curtis, Dan.

When Hell Was in Session HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST: Oct. 8, 1979, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aubrey/Hamner Productions. STARRING: Holbrook, Hal; Saint, Eva Marie; Mako; Cox, Ronny; Jarrett, Renne; Evans, Richard; Hong, James; Bower, Tom; Keep, Stephen; Chung, Byron; Cullen, William Kirby; Mantee, Paul; Browning, Rod; McCary, Rod; Carrott, Ric; Haddon, Laurence; Shimono, Sab; Banks, Emily; Kindle, Tom; Chow, David; Blakely, Barry; Daley, Kathryn; Niehenke, Walter; Fujikawa, Jerry; Eggert, Nicole; Martin, Tom; Dells, Dorothy. • Made-for-TV movie based on Jeremiah Denton’s experiences as a POW in Vietnam. VERSION: revised final draft. AIR DATE: 10-08-1979. SCRIPT DATE: 05-21-1979. LAST REVISION: 06-19-1979. PRODUCER : Aubrey, James T. (executive); Hamner, Robert (executive); Louis, R.J. WRITER: Justiz, Jake (aired version); Hamner, Robert (this version); Denton, Jeremiah A., Jr. (book); Brandt, Ed (book). DIRECTOR: Krasny, Paul.

Where the Ladies Go see The Palms Bar Who Killed Malcolm X? HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Moonlight Productions, Inc., Paramount Television. • Made-for-TV movie dramatizing the end of Malcolm X’s life. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : 03-30-1977. WRITER: Beckerman, Barry.

Who’ll See to the Children see A Home of Our Own Who Will Love My Children? HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Feb. 14, 1983, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios, ABC Circle Films. STARRING: Ann-Margaret; Forrest, Frederic; Damon, Cathryn; Moffat, Damon; Chapman, Lonny; Smith, Patricia; Osuna, Jess; Allport, Christopher; Brennan, Patrick; Frye, Soleil Moon; Gold, Tracey; Graves, Joel; Jacobs, Rachel; Kiger, Robby; McClain, Cady; Todd, Hallie; Yothers, Cory; Mazzanti, Brian. • Made-forTV movie based on the tragic story of a woman with

Whodunit 10 children who finds adoptive homes for all of them before dying of cancer. VERSION: revised draft. PROD. NO.: 85682. AIR DATE: 02-14-1983. SCRIPT DATE: 05-28-1982. LAST REVISION: 06-15-1982. PRODUCER : Riche, Wendy; Levenback, Paula. WRITER: Bortman, Michael. DIRECTOR: Erman, John. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list. USED BY: Rose, F. Roth. VERSION: revised draft. PROD. NO.: 82121. SCRIPT DATE: 06-15-1982. LAST REVISION: 09-16-1982. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list and set list.

Whodunit HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Universal Studios. • Unsold series. A planned Levinson/Link anthology crime series with apparently impossible murders. What a Body is based on the 1949 Edgar winning locked room mystery. Counter Clockwise has Tubman MacCauley inviting six former college acquaintances to his secluded Greek island for a little revenge. What a Body. VERSION: second revision. PROD. NO.: 81666. SCRIPT DATE: 02-05-1973. LAST REVISION: 0207-1973. PRODUCER: Levinson, Richard (executive); Link, William (executive); Mason, Paul. W RITER: Green, Alan (book); Hailey, Oliver. ADDITIONAL INFO: parts, directions circled. USED BY: Dee, Vincent. Counter Clockwise. VERSION: first revision. PROD. N O.: 81749. SCRIPT D ATE : 12-10-1973. PRODUCER : Levinson, Richard (executive); Link, William (executive); Mason, Paul. WRITER: Day, Gerry.

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Mar. 5, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Universal City Studios. STARRING: Fawcett, Farrah; Bridges, Beau; Gould, Harold; Burke, Paul; Cannon, Katherine; Henteloff, Alex; Janis, Conrad; Johnson, Sunny; Luisi, James; MacKenzie, Philip Charles; McCalman, Macon; Pressman, Lawrence; Barth, Eddie; Kamel, Stanley; Bachmann, Conrad; Jones, Morgan; others. • Aired as The Red-Light Sting, based on the book by Henry Post, The Whorehouse Sting. Frank Parrish, newly transferred to the San Francisco Justice Department’s Special Investigation Agency, goes undercover as the new owner of a whorehouse to investigate a protection racket. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 85762. AIR DATE: 03-05-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 01-24-1983. LAST REVISION: 09-07-1983. PRODUCER: Epstein, Jon. WRITER: Berk, Howard; Post, Henry (book). DIRECTOR: Holcomb, Rod.

Why Me? HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Mar. 12, 1984, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Lorimar. STARRING: O’Connor, Glynnis; Assante, Armand; Wasson, Craig; Potts, Annie; Sacks, Michael; Abbott, Bruce; Backus, Richard; Frankfather, William; Kimmins, Kenneth; Peterson, Lenka; Selzer, Milton; Windom, William; Scott, Harley; Bisig, Gary; Edmis-

ton, Walker; Petrie, Donald; Wood, Andy. • Based on the autobiographical book Why Me? by Leola May Harmon. Tells the story of a nurse devastatingly injured in a car accident, and how she manages her physical and mental recovery. V ERSION: second draft. A IR DATE : 03-12-1984. SCRIPT DATE: 06-21-1983. PRODUCER: Young, Dalene (executive); Stuart, Malcolm (executive); Papazian, Robert A.; Steinberg, Irwin (co-producer); Mate, Lowell (co-producer); Moyse, Michele (co-producer). WRITER: Young, Dalene; Harmon, Leola May (book). DIRECTOR: Cook, Fielder.

Wild and Wooly HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : Feb. 20, 1978, 2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. STARRING: De Lisle, Christine; Bigelow, Susan; Davalos, Elyssa; McClure, Doug; Doyle, David; Martin, Ross; Morrow, Vic; Burke, Paul; Walter, Jessica; Bain, Sherry; Siebert, Charles; Flory, Med; Wilke, Robert J.; Tobey, Kenneth; Butler, Eugene; Crosby, Joan; Grace, Wayne; Lough, Jim; Smillie, Bill; Silver, Borah; Winters, Marc; Rainer, Joe; Gaschen, Jacquelyn; Bush, Owen; Monde, Arthur; Blood, Stephen. • An ABC Monday Night Movie. Lacey, Liz, and Shiloh meet in Yuma Prison, escape, and manage to foil a plot against President Teddy Roosevelt. VERSION: writer’s first draft. SCRIPT DATE: 10-261977. VERSION: final draft. AIR DATE: 02-20-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 12-05-1977. LAST REVISION: 12-23-1977. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive); Wallace, Earl W.; Vincent, E. Duke (supervising). WRITER: Wallace, Earl W. DIRECTOR: Leacock, Philip.

The Wild Child HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television, Goodline Productions. • Professor Henry Brickley captures a ‘child’ that has been living a feral life in the jungles of Timor, adopts him and sends him back to his wife Cathy. She is unnerved when she discovers the ‘child’ is a young man. Brickley’s University takes the young man, now named Timor, and forces him through cruel experiments. Cathy gets him back and tries to civilize him in a gentle way. Eventually Timor must prove his humanity in a court of law to stay free. V ERSION: first draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 07-22-1981. WRITER: Kammerman, Roy.

Wildfire HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. N ETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST : unaired. PROD . CO.: ABC Circle Films. • Movie of the Week about a truck driver, Kenny Houston, and his girlfriend Sky Parker. Kenny bets his rig against the rig of ‘Tennessee’ in a trucking race. After crashing into a field, a young man, Matt Sour, frees Kenny and Sky with his tractor.

SPECIALS VERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: 09-16-1974. PRODUCER: Green, Michael. WRITER: Cohen, Ronald M.

Will You Come Back? (American Brakeblok) HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: not known. PROD. CO.: Roland Reed Productions. STARRING: not known. • “14 minutes— Color for sustaining television and live audience showings.” Commercial/PSA script for American Brakeblok brake pads. Mentions use of a 1952-53 Ford or Chevy car for the film. VERSION: shooting script. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. [1953?]. PRODUCER: Reed, Roland.

The Wind HOLDINGS : Monty Masters Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. • Nyda and Bart Randall invite friends Linda and Harry Westcott to their remote cabin so that Bart and Harry can talk business. All the while, the wind builds. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. [1951?]. WRITER: Masters, Monty.

The Windsearchers HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Joe Devlin, Confederate soldier leaving the ruined South after the war, is asked to take a young black boy, Elijah, to his father (whom he has never met) in Memphis. VERSION: revised. SCRIPT DATE: 09-08-1975. PRODUCER: Fenady, Andrew J. (executive). WRITER: Miller, Jack; Byrnes, Jim.

Wings of Love HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Aaron Spelling Productions. • Unsold series. Proposed daytime soap opera about love among stewardesses and pilots, and their families and friends. VERSION: treatment. SCRIPT NO.: 77-1-172. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. PRODUCER: Spelling, Aaron (executive); Cramer, Douglas S. (executive). WRITER: Karpf, Stephen; Karpf, Elinor.

Winner Take All HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 5 scripts. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Apr. 1, 1977, 1 hr. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. STARRING: Murphy, Michael; Pettet, Joanna; Revill, Clive; Gordon, Mark; Huddleston, David; Patrick, Alain; Hong, James; Beswick, Martine; Fiedler, John; McCallion, James; Meyer, Dorothy. • Unsold pilot. Competition and attraction between police detective Charlie Quigley and private investigator Allison Nash. Subsequent episodes went unaired. VERSION: final draft. SCRIPT D ATE : 08-09-1976. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list. VERSION: second revised final draft. AIR DATE: 04-

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01-1977. SCRIPT DATE: 09-28-1976. LAST REVISION: 1017-1976. PRODUCER : Martin, Quinn (executive); Wilder, John. WRITER: Gould, Cliff. DIRECTOR: Day, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, synopsis. Double or Nothing. Script No.: 78-3-174. VERSION: work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-24-1978. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Wilder, John. WRITER: Dennis, Robert C. ADDITIONAL INFO : cast list, set list, synopsis. The Shell Game. Script No.: 78-3-175. VERSION: work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-24-1978. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Wilder, John. WRITER: Brandel, Marc. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, synopsis. King’s Ransom. Script No.: 78-3-176. VERSION: work draft. SCRIPT DATE: 03-24-1978. PRODUCER: Martin, Quinn (executive); Wilder, John. WRITER: Young, Robert Malcolm. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list, set list, synopsis.

Winterset HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK : NBC. B ROADCAST : Oct. 28, 1945, 90 mins.? PROD. CO.: Classic Plays in Television, WNBT? STARRING : McQuade, John; Langbord, Eva; Rhodes, Grandon; Capell, Peter; Winogradoff, Anatole; Nello, Thomas; Ahearn, Ralph; Martoff, Sid. • The last page is dated 09-18-1945, leading us to believe that this script was most likely used in the 1945 experimental television broadcast by WNBT. However, pencil notation on the cover suggests that this was from the Howard Cordery estate, and that it was used for the 10-26-1959 Hallmark Hall of Fame production. VERSION: not stated. AIR DATE: 10-28-1945? SCRIPT DATE: 09-18-1945. PRODUCER: Colling, Ernest. WRITER: Anderson, Maxwell. DIRECTOR: Colling, Ernest.

The Wizard HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Bruce Lansbury Productions. • Unsold pilot. Jason Lazarus travels the world as a young man and when saved by a Tibetan monk, learns secrets which make him seem like a wizard. Later he works for an observatory, and his powers of clairvoyance allow him to save an heiress, Constance Marsden, from the wreckage of a plane crash that killed her brother and mother. The action follows them solving the mystery of who sabotaged the plane. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-24-1975. PRODUCER: Lansbury, Bruce. WRITER: Trevey, Ken.

The Woman in the Case HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Desilu Productions. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series for the 1959-60 season of half-hour anthology dramas, based on the book The Woman in the Case by Edgar Lustgarten. The series was intended to rotate four top female stars in dramas about crimes committed by women. The Ninth Commandment. VERSION: not stated. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. WRITER: Harmon, David P.; Martin, Quinn (story and creator); Lustgarten, Edgar (book). ADDITIONAL INFO: synopsis for series.

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The Women’s Room HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Sept. 14, 1980, 2 1/2 hrs. PROD. CO.: Philip Mandelker Productions, Warner Bros. Television. STARRING: Remick, Lee; Dewhurst, Colleen; Astin, Patty Duke. WITH: Harrold, Kathryn; Feldshuh, Tovah; Daly, Tyne; Pelikan, Lisa; Vaughn, Heidi; Winningham, Mare; Danson, Ted; Harrison, Gregory; O’Hara, Jenny; Pennock, Christopher; Corley, Al; LeClair, Michael; Timko, Johnny; Snyder, Drew. • Made-for-TV movie based on the book by Marilyn French, about a woman finding herself after divorce, and becoming a college professor. VERSION: part I (early draft). SCRIPT DATE: 11-141978. VERSION: shooting script. AIR DATE: 09-14-1980. SCRIPT DATE: 12-14-1979. PRODUCER: Mandelker, Philip (executive); Jordan, Glenn (supervising); Cottle, Anna; Gowans, Kip. WRITER: Sobieski, Carol. DIRECTOR: Jordan, Glenn.

Wonder Woman AKA The New, Original Wonder Woman HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: ABC. BROADCAST: Nov. 7, 1975, 90 mins. PROD. C O.: Warner Bros. Television, Douglas S. Cramer Company. STARRING: Carter, Lynda; Waggoner, Lyle; Randolph, John; Buttons, Red; Leachman, Cloris; Stevens, Stella; Braeden, Eric; Darden, Severn; Flagg, Fannie; Gibson, Henry; Mars, Kenneth; Verbit, Helen; Burr, Fritzi; Wolfe, Ian; Rosqui, Tom; Harrison, Gregory; Ramsay, Anne; Severn, Maida. • Pilot for the 1976-1979 series. Steve Trevor crash lands on Paradise Island in 1942, and discovers the Princess of the Amazons, Wonder Woman/Diana Prince. Wonder Woman escorts Steve back to the U.S. and fights crime. VERSION: final shooting script (5th revision). AIR D ATE : 11-07-1975. SCRIPT D ATE : 03-04-1975. LAST REVISION: 03-10-1975. PRODUCER: Cramer, Douglas S. WRITER: Ross, Stanley Ralph; Moulton, Charles (character and story). DIRECTOR: Horn, Leonard.

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HOLDINGS: Broadcasting Collection —1 script. NETWORK: CBS. BROADCAST: Nov. 12 to 15, 1978, 8 hrs. in 4 parts. PROD. CO.: Stonehenge/Charles Fries Production. S TARRING: Janssen, David; Whitmore, James; Bolkan, Florinda; Albert, Eddie; Chaplin, Geraldine; Hatfield, Hurd; Huston, John; McEnery, John; Moody, Ron; Muldaur, Diana; Mulgrew, Kate; Rule, Janice; Scott, Martha; Williamson, Nicol; Ackroyd, David; Betti, Laura; Brundin, Bo; Moffat, Donald; Persoff, Nehemiah; Burns, Catherine; Coster, Nicolas; Culver, Roland; O’Shea, Tessie; Gotell, Walter; Kenin, Alexa; Korkes, Jon; Miller, Allan; Farleigh, Lynn; Lloyd, Christopher; Scaccia, Mario; Van Dreelen, John; Scourby, Alexander. • Drama based on Irving Wallace’s popular novel about the publication of a supposed eye witness story of the life of Jesus Christ. VERSION: shooting script, second draft, part 1. PROD. NO.: 4437. AIR DATE: 11-12-1978. SCRIPT DATE: 04-04-

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1978. LAST REVISION: 04-22-1978. PRODUCER: Markell, Bob (executive); Fries, Charles (executive); Berg, Dick (executive); Manson, David. WRITER: Berg, Dick; Wallace, Irving (book); Joseph, Robert L (as broadcast); Schweitzer, S.S. (as broadcast); Fielder, Richard (as broadcast). DIRECTOR: Lang, Richard.

The World of Adam Wyatt HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Barry Weitz Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot. Adam Wyatt, director of the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park, is asked to join a presidential committee to save animals worldwide. Adam, his wife Jilly, and son Scott, set off together to save a group of rare bears. VERSION: not stated. PROD. NO.: 183108. SCRIPT NO.: 77-7-68. SCRIPT DATE: 07-07-1977. VERSION: rewrite. PROD. NO.: 183108. SCRIPT NO.: 77-9-51. SCRIPT DATE: 09-06-1977. WRITER: Holloway, Jean; Booth, Earl (research); Sapinsley, Alvin (rewrite).

The Yellow Rose of Texas HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Bartel Productions. • Unsold pilot. Sheriff Dan Vincent, and his wife Rose Ellen, and kids Cathy and Brad live a happy life, until Dan is killed in the line of duty. Rose runs for the sheriff ’s office in Dan’s place. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT DATE : n.d. [1977?]. WRITER: Barnes, Dallas L. (also developed); Barnes, Joanne Lynne (developed).

You Better Believe It HOLDINGS: Milton Josefsberg Collection — 4 scripts. BROADCAST: unaired. • Unsold pilot. Proposed series about television station owner Sheila Stevens and her off-beat brother Bob Rivers, who co-hosts a nutty news show “You Better Believe It” with pal Ron Hanson. VERSION: step outline (4 copies). SCRIPT DATE: 0424-1974. WRITER: Hudson, Bob; Landry, Ron; Josefsberg, Milton (creator). ADDITIONAL INFO: different handwritten notes in each copy.

Young Edgar Hoover and the FBI HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Quinn Martin Productions. • Biopic details various cases of Hoover’s in the 1920s and ends with the Alvin Karpis case. V ERSION: work draft. S CRIPT D ATE : 01-09-1974. WRITER: Heverly, Robert. ADDITIONAL INFO: cast list with descriptions.

Young Jack London HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script, 1 prospectus. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Warner Bros. Television. • Proposed fictionalized drama about Jack London covers the time from his trip to Japan, until he departed for the gold fields of Alaska.

SPECIALS VERSION: series prospectus. SCRIPT DATE: n.d. VERSION: not stated. S CRIPT D ATE : n.d. W RITER: Fenady, Andrew J.

Zack HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection —1 script. BROADCAST: unaired. PROD. CO.: Leeway Productions, Columbia Pictures Television. • Unsold pilot. Zachary Taylor Dawson, newscaster at KFYI radio, tries to save his neighborhood deli. VERSION: second draft. SCRIPT DATE: 12-02-1985. WRITER: Rappaport, John (also story); Molinaro, Al.

Ziegfeld AKA Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women HOLDINGS : Broadcasting Collection — 2 scripts. NETWORK: NBC. BROADCAST : May 21, 1978, 3 hrs. PROD. CO.: Columbia Pictures Television, Frankovich

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Glossary This is a guide to entertainment industry terms as used on the scripts in the American Radio Archives collections. Since these terms evolve almost like slang, the uses here may seem quite dated. The terms mostly reflect the era of the bulk of the scripts, from the 1950s to the 1980s. era rehearsal of a live television show. CBS called the on camera rehearsal (time blocked, held with stand-ins) a “fax” or cameras and facilities rehearsal. Final white First production level draft — edited, but before any of the working revisions. Kine Abbreviation of “Kinescope” which refers to the 16mm films shot from live television of the 1940s to 1960s. The film was shot directly from the screen of a kinescope cathode ray TV tube. Last revision Date of the last revision to a given version of a script. The script has changes inserted up to the revision date given. Long rundown Similar to the shooting schedule, these are typically in chart form, and include the names of talent, sets, music, and estimated timeline, in long format (see also Short rundown). One-line schedule Shooting schedule by set/ location, reduced to single lines for easy identification. Original typescript A master script made for each stage of script revision, usually used in the production of copies. Pick-up Minor shots filmed or re-filmed after the primary filming to augment or replace what has already been shot Pre-Production draft Script draft created prior to the beginning of production. Production draft Script draft used during production. Production number An identification number assigned to a script to facilitate accounting (Prod. No.). Prospectus Plan for a proposed series, giving short synopses of episodes, story progression, character descriptions, background, etc. Residual Payment made to the creator or performer for subsequent showings or screenings of a work. A typical use is in the payments for television reruns.

Air date Date that the program originally aired on television. Bible (series bible) A book with the details of characters, plot progression, prospective episodes, developments, etc., used to maintain consistency across a long run of episodes in a series. Blackouts A term originating in vaudeville, referring to individual short bits or quips, lighted by a single spotlight which immediately went black when the bit was done. Later, any short comedic bit followed by a black screen or quick cut. Blue line Script master on white proof pages, with blue pencil edits showing the margins, giving the printer corrections, page colors, fonts, etc. The pale blue pencil was not readable to copy machines of the era, so it remained a usable copy master. Bumpers See also stings. A short bit of footage or voice over between scenes, before commercial breaks, etc. Call sheet, calls A list charting of which actors will be required for which scenes, and when they will be required. Cast list, cast of characters List of the character names for a script in production. See also credits. Crawl Horizontal scroll of copy, usually containing program credits. Credits List of names of actors, crew, and production staff. Daily production report A record of what scenes were shot on a given day, the locations used, the number of meals served, the vehicles and equipment utilized and any other notable events or incidents. Day out of days A chart showing the workdays for each cast member of a production. Episode The title and/or number given to an individual program or installment of a series. Fax breakdown The master schedule for the cam-

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GLOSSARY Set list List of sets needed for filming. Shooting call same as shooting schedule. Shooting schedule A project plan of each day’s shooting, representing a timeline of where and when production resources are used. Short rundown Scenes are timed during rehearsal to create an estimated timeline. Then scenes or acts are printed up in chart form, and include the names of talent, sets, and music (see also Long rundown). Shot sheet List of every shot that the camera has to get. There is a separate sheet for every camera used, which is generally attached to that camera to help with sequencing (also called a shot list). Stings Similar to bumpers, these sound elements highlight and separate commercial breaks, dramatic points in the action, etc. Stock shots Generic scenery or action footage that is reused for common background or transition scenes. Studios maintain extensive libraries of stock shots. Synopsis Summary of the characters, events and plot of a program or script. Table draft Near final version of a script, for use by the actors, producers and directors at re-

428 hearsal, where it receives final edits and suggestions. Tags Added scenes of a television program, often as a wrap-up. Take script Shooting script with detailed camera direction, with “take” numbers added, and annotations. TBA (TBA date) To Be Aired, the scheduled date for a pre-recorded broadcast. Treatment Early version of a script, usually dialog has not yet been added, but it does contain the full plot. Vault copy Copy of a script on permanent file with the production company. Version The most current state as given on a script, such as “final draft” etc. VTR, VTPB Video Tape Recording, Video Tape PlayBack, etc., schedules or lists associated with the recording dates. Wardrobe plot sheet A sheet that details each costume in a production, piece by piece. Wild lines (wild track) Audio only of an actor’s lines, used to replace dialogue from a filmed take. Writer’s draft Another name for pre-production draft.

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Index A-Okay, O’Shea 333, 363 Aaker, Lee 191, 218 Aal, Deborah 50 Aames, Angela 235, 390 Aames, Willie 85, 181, 360 Aaron, Jack 169 Aaron, Robert 82 Aaron Spelling Productions 83, 148, 179, 185, 203, 225, 226, 319, 346, 351–353, 373, 377, 383–385, 407, 409, 411, 418, 422, 423 Aaronson, Judie 284 Abatemarco, Frank 210, 391 Abatemarco, Tony 276 Abbe, Derwin 9, 10 Abbott, Bruce 422 Abbott, Bud 60 Abbott, David 319 Abbott, Dorothy 81 Abbott, Jamie 284 Abbott, Jane 87 Abbott, Jeff 285 Abbott, John 115, 117, 147, 306, 346 Abbott, Norman 156, 185, 396, 419 Abbott, Philip 40, 93, 182, 214, 358 Abbott, Richard 136 Abbott, Roger 163 Abbott, Stanley 11 Abbott(-Fish), Chris 194, 196, 197 Abby Mann Productions 338 ABC Afterschool Specials 371, 411 ABC All Star Spectacular 333 ABC Circle Films 338, 341, 344, 348, 350, 353, 368, 375, 382, 392, 402, 412, 418, 421, 422 ABC Entertainment 343, 349, 418 ABC Entertainment Special 356 ABC Monday Night Movie 422 ABC Movie of the Week 338, 341, 343, 346, 349, 353, 360, 383, 393, 403, 406, 418 ABC Movie of the Weekend 373 ABC News Public Affairs Department 77 ABC Short Story Special 368 ABC-Studio 59 333 ABC Suspense Movie 7, 286 ABC Television (TV) 15, 21, 51, 54, 91, 123, 158, 178, 230, 249, 288, 290, 309, 334, 362, 370, 382, 383, 413 ABC Thursday Night Movie 407

The ABC Weekend Special 368 Abdo, Nick 31 Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem 200 Abdullah, Joseph (Joe) 27, 95, 137, 199 Abel, Walter 303, 342 Abelar, Michael (Mike) 116, 318 Abelew, Alan 190 Abell, Jim 270, 383 Abercrombie, Ian 254 Abernathy, John 49 Abery, James 285 Abigail (The Mississippi) 223 Able, Walter 299 Abraham, Dawn 210 Abraham, F. Murray 356 Abrahams, Derwin 58, 135, 148, 194 Abrahams, Mort 122, 303 Abramowitz, David 228, 318, 319 Abrams, Gerald W. 334, 342, 349, 354, 362, 368, 385, 401, 408 Abroms, Edward (M.) 17, 125, 170, 200, 373 Abston, Dean 318 Academy Awards Show, Annual (32nd) 333 Academy Awards Show, Annual (44th) 333 Academy Awards Show, Annual (50th) 334 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 333, 334 Acapulco 7, 8, 166 Accidental Family 8 Accomplice to Murder (Quincy, M.E.) 255 The Accursed Car of Sarajevo (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Ace, Goodman 52, 309 Ace of the Mounties 334 Acker, Sharon 32, 243, 251, 294, 384 Ackerman, Bettye 28, 36, 57, 93, 347 Ackerman, Harry 95, 126, 141, 190, 365 Ackerman, Leonard 305 Ackerman, Leslie 14, 153, 252, 325, 379, 412 Ackerman, Robert 91, 181 Ackerman/Riskin Productions 365 Ackles, Alan 68 Ackroyd, David 424 Acosta, Rodolfo 54–56, 67, 69, 128, 145

Act of Love 334 Act of Love: The Killing of George Zygmanik 334 An Act of Violence (Quincy, M.E.) 256 The Acts of Peter and Paul 334 Acuff, Roy 160 Adair, Alan 389 Adair, Deborah 382 Adair, Tom 307 Adam 334 Adam, Richard 146 Adam, the talking chimp 17 Adam-12 8 Adama, Mary 30 Adamo, Frank 75 Adams, Arthur 45, 66, 138, 343, 356 Adams, Ashby 79 Adams, Beverly 41 Adams, Brooke 239, 252, 359 Adams, Casey (= Max Showalter) 29, 32, 298 Adams, Dawn 11 Adams, Don 30, 159, 185, 404 Adams, Dorothy 212 Adams, Edie 350, 360, 406, 407 Adams, Gerald Drayson 36, 38, 54 Adams, Hank 138 Adams, Hoyle B. 228 Adams, Inge 170 Adams, Janet 373 Adams, Joey 262 Adams, Joyce 143 Adams, Julie 60, 85, 197, 247, 259, 280, 298, 330 Adams, Lew V. 154 Adams, Lillian 126, 190 Adams, Marc 291 Adams, Marla 86 Adams, Mary 139, 202 Adams, Mason 184, 185, 334 Adams, Nick 225, 328 Adams, Peter 151, 209, 323 Adams, R.J. 285, 293 Adams, Richard 24 Adams, Richard C. 278 Adams, Sean 380 Adams, Stanley 118, 123, 147, 205, 215, 224, 225, 239, 310, 383 Adams, Steve 97 Adams, Susan 201 Adam’s Rib 8 Adamson, Ed 22, 33, 66, 214, 215, 244, 389 Addey, Mickey 261 Addison, Walter 52 Addiss, Justus (Jus) 184, 224, 276, 324

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Addy, Wesley 140, 154, 185 Adelman, Barry 363 Adelman, Jerry 136, 207, 214–217, 221, 252 Adelson, Andrew 367 Adelson, Gary 85 Ades, Daniel 164 Adhiya, Veeren 238 Adiarte, Patrick 192 Adkins, Iva V. 214 Adler, Ann 320 Adler, Bill 57 Adler, Edward 125 Adler, Jay 23, 35, 75, 165, 224, 280, 316 Adler, Jerry 349 Adler, Robert 27, 69, 94 The Administrators (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Adreon, Franklin 54, 205, 259, 260, 269, 297 Adreon, Peter (Pete) 87, 183 Adrian, Iris 179 Advanced Placement (The Facts of Life) 88 The Adventure of Colonel Nivin’s Memoirs (Ellery Queen) 85 The Adventure of Hiram’s Holiday (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of Pandora’s Box (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Amontillado (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Attaché Case (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Blunt Instrument (Ellery Queen) 85 The Adventure of the Dancing Mouse (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Diamond Eater (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Disappearing Dagger (Ellery Queen) 85 The Adventure of the Eccentric Engineer (Ellery Queen) 85 The Adventure of the Invisible Man (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Lapidary Wheel (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Monaco Hermit Crab (Hiram Holliday) 147

INDEX The Adventure of the Paleozoic Egg (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Priceless Postcard (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Rustled Rocket (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Sea Cubumber (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Surplus General (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Swiss Titmouse (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of the Treasure Trove (Hiram Holliday) The Adventure of the Tyrant of Tin Pan Alley (Ellery Queen) 85 The Adventure of the Unkissed Bride (Hiram Holliday) 147 The Adventure of Veronica’s Veils (Ellery Queen) 85 The Adventurer 334 Adventures at Scott Island 8, 136 Adventures in Paradise 8, 9 The Adventures of Ellery Queen 9 The Adventures of Falcon 9, 10 The Adventures of Hiram Holliday 10, 147 The Adventures of Kit Carson 10 The Adventures of Oky Doky 10, 240 The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 10, 244 The Adventures of Superman 10 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn 334 Advice from a Dead Man (Tombstone Territory) 312 The Affair (Bronk) 39 Affair at Yerba Buena 334 The Affairs of China Smith 10, 11, 231 Affairs of the Heart (Happy Days) 134 AFI 337 Afraid and Forty (Butterflies) 345 Afraid of the Dark (The Millionaire) 217 The After Hours Heart (Hawaiian Eye) 140 After the Comedy 361 After the Fall 335 Afternoon Waltz (Gibbsville) 125 Agar, John 250, 316 Agatha Christie’s A Caribbean Mystery 335 Agatha Christie’s Murder with Mirrors 335 Agatha Christie’s Sparkling Cyanide 335 Agatha Christie’s 13 at Dinner 335 Ageli, Adam 204 Agent of the East (Blue Light) 31 Aggie (Baretta) 23

432 Ahearn, Ralph 423 Ahearn, Thomas 141 Ahern, Gladys 419 Ahern, Will 419 Aherne, Brian 296 Aherne, Pat 92 Ahlstrand, Linné 145 Ahn, Philip 140, 171 A’Hunting We Will Go (Newhart) 234 Aidekman, Al 76, 175, 176 Aidman, Charles 170, 219, 250, 279, 295, 315, 321, 421 Aiken, Elaine 136 Aimee, Joyce 262 Ainsley, Paul 311 Ainsworth, Helen 332 Aio, Gabriel 195, 196 An Air Full of Death (Medical Story) 206 Air Stages 335 Airborne (Ripcord) 259 Airliner (Lou Grant) 184, 185 Akerling, Mya 381 Akers, Andra 23 Akers, Karen 138 Aki, Neva 180 Akins, Claude 40, 54, 67, 81, 90, 118, 128, 140, 149, 166, 205, 212, 228, 250, 328, 351 Akins, Zoe 86, 412 Akune, Shuko 86 Al Goodman Orchestra 231 Al White Dancers 231 Aladdin 118, 119 Alaimo, Marc 23, 202, 301 Alaimo, Michael 235 The Alan Brady Show Presents (The Dick Van Dyke Show) 75 Alan Landsburg Productions 126, 334, 375, 390 The Alan Young Show 11 Alan, Herb 150 Alan, Lloyd 168 Alan, Michael P. 181 Alaniz, Rico 145, 278, 311, 329 Alarr, Albert 72 The Alaskans 11 Albee, Joshua (Josh) 60, 130, 173, 252, 345 Alberg, Mildred Freed 249 Alberghetti, Anna Maria 120 Alberoni, Sherry 55, 84, 311, 383 Albers, Leslie 392 Albert, Darlene 135 Albert, Edward, Jr. 125, 250, 331 Albert, Eddie, Sr. 47, 115, 283, 299, 334, 338, 366, 381, 424 Albert, John 392 Albert, Katherine 149 Albert, Wil 181, 235 Albert S. Ruddy Productions 382 Albertson, Frank 16, 61, 165, 215, 240, 247, 322, 332 Albertson, Jack 75, 166, 210, 231, 310, 349, 384 Albertson, Lillian 59, 92 Albertson, Mabel 8, 29, 70, 80, 237, 311, 378 Albie 335 Albin, Andy 26, 419 Albin, Dolores (Delores) 95, 309, 419 The Albins 396

Albrecht (Albright), Hardie 29, 50, 74, 87 Albrecht, Howard 186, 231 Albrecht, Richard 185 Albright, Budd 291 Albright (Albrecht), Hardie 29, 50, 74, 87 Albright, Lola 9, 153, 165, 248–250 Alcaide, Chris 10, 30, 55, 128, 167, 177, 178, 292, 300, 311, 321, 322 Alcalde, Mario 93, 230 Alch, Alan 231 Alcoa — Goodyear Anthology 11, 22, 128 Alcoa Premiere 328 Alcoa Theatre 11 Alcorn, Bill 76, 77 Alda, Alan 192, 193, 377 Alda, Robert 60, 144, 152, 218, 250, 297 Alden, Jane 233 Alden, Norman (Norm) 11, 23, 45, 71, 87, 93, 203, 224, 227, 239, 260, 306 Alden, Tom 372 Alder, Toby 96 The Alderman (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Alderman, John 378 Alderson, Brooke 90 Alderson, Erville 133 Alderson, John 12, 53, 147, 166, 178, 314, 369 Aldon, Mari 316 Aldred, Susan 204 Aldredge, Dawn 185 Aldrich, Rhonda 285, 319 Aldrich, Robert 149 Aldridge, Michael 391 Aldridge, Sheila 179 Aldridge, Sherry 179 Aldrin, Buzz 343 Aleksander, Grant 352 Aleong, Aki 318 Alesia, Frank 175 Aletter, Frank 8, 88, 156, 254, 256, 315 Aletter, Kyle 26 Alex, Pierre 307 Alex Goes Popless (Mr. Merlin) 225 Alexander, Ben 81, 94 Alexander, Dan 164 Alexander, Darlene 175 Alexander, David 177, 229, 292, 341 Alexander, Denise 59, 123, 354 Alexander, E. Nick 319 Alexander, Erika 66 Alexander, Jace 364 Alexander, Jane 337, 345, 356, 370 Alexander, Jason 86 Alexander, Larry 23, 25, 38, 57, 125, 200, 203, 227, 252, 279, 326, 392 Alexander, Millette 98 Alexander, Nick 117 Alexander, Richard (Dick) 257 Alexander, Ronald 129, 282 Alexander, Stephen 166, 194, 310 Alexander, Susan 282 The Alexander Other Side of Dawn 335

Alexander, Portrait of a Teenage Throwaway 335 Alexander-Willis, Hope 23 Alexandra, Tiana 396 Aley, Albert 39, 155, 215 Alford, Philip 182 Alfra Productions 206 The Alfred Hitchcock Hour 11 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 11, 12 Alfred Loves Gladys (Meet Millie) 208 Alfred’s Painting (Meet Millie) 207, 208 Algar, James 380 Alias Darrin Stephens (Bewitched) 29 Alias Katy Morley (The Farmer’s Daughter) 91 Alias Smith and Jones 12 Alias the Secretary (How to Marry a Millionaire) 149 Alias Willie Hogan (King of Diamonds) 165 Alibi (The Fugitive) 115 Alice (Series) 12, 13, 95 Alice (Specials) 405 Alice Doesn’t Work Here Anymore (Alice) 13 Alice Faces the Music (Alice) 13 Alice’s Blind Date (Alice) 13 Alice’s Country Romance (Alice) 13 Alicia, Ana 89, 255, 350, 403 Alicia Osante (The Millionaire) 218 Alien Country (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 All American (Annapolis) 16 All Around the Money Tree (Mannix) 201 All by Herself (The Facts of Life) 88, 89 All Expenses Paid (Hawaiian Eye) 139 All for Charity (Mayberry R.F.D.) 205 All Gordon’s Dogs 15 All in the Family 5, 14, 128, 204 All I’ve Tried to Be (Gibbsville) 126 All My Life in a Day (The Mississippi) 222 All Night Long (Emergency!) 86 All Star Football Preview 336 All Star Revue 14, 15, 201 All Star Swing Festival 336, 415 All That Glitters (Knight Rider) 168 All That Shatters (Baretta) 24 All the Emperor’s QuasiNorms (Quark) 254 All the World’s a Stage (Magnum, P.I.) 196 All the Young Girls (Gibbsville) 125 All Your Favorite Games (Simon & Simon) 285 Allan, Elkan 28 Allan, Jed 173, 185, 360 Allan, Lane 379 Allan, Michael 29 Allan, Robert 338 Alland, William 330 Allard, Tom 137 Allardice, James 83, 307

433 Allbritton, Louise 61 Alldredge, Michael 13, 68, 162, 338, 377 Allee, Pat 305 The Allegiances (Daniel Boone) 69 Allen, Brad 270 Allen, Byron 257, 258, 404 Allen, Chad 204, 339, 353 Allen, Charlotte 389 Allen, Chet 314 Allen, Corey 24, 67, 89, 183, 184, 200, 209, 226, 254, 283, 294, 300 Allen, Dayton 10, 357 Allen, Dennis 270 Allen, Elizabeth 25, 36, 46, 145, 157 Allen, Fran 72 Allen, Fred 60 Allen, Gary 180, 284, 372 Allen, Gracie 124, 342 Allen, Irwin 60, 172, 184, 311, 320, 362, 376, 394, 395 Allen, Jed 57, 66 Allen, Jim 228 Allen, Joan 359 Allen, John 318 Allen, Joseph (Joe), Jr. 186 Allen, Kimberly 27 Allen, Lewis 11, 74, 86, 92, 116, 207 Allen, Linda Lou 385 Allen, Mark 45, 83, 93, 136, 154, 155, 171, 313, 322 Allen, Marty 185, 391, 411 Allen, Melvin 30 Allen, Michael 118 Allen, Phillip R. 13, 136, 137, 226, 387, 420 Allen, R.S. 56, 57 Allen, Rae 273 Allen, Raymond (Ray) 261, 271, 272, 333 Allen, Rex 115 Allen, Roy 262 Allen, Scott Arthur 94 Allen, Sian Barbara 24, 251 Allen, Steve 27, 163, 381, 411 Allen, Sue 144 Allen, Tyrees 68 Allen, Valerie 261 Allen, Vera 98 Allen, Vernett, III 313 Allen, Woody 43, 119 Allen A. Funt Productions 42 Allen & Rossi 121, 122 Allen Drury’s Capitol Hill 336 Allenby, Peggy 303 Allende, Fernando 94, 138 Allerson, Alexander 31 Alley, Kirstie 52, 344, 393 Allied Artists 409 Alligator Story (Sea Hunt) 278 Allin, Jeff 356 Allison, Deborah 22, 167 Allison, Fran 160 Allison, Jean 86, 178, 218, 280, 312, 322, 353 Allison, Patricia 203, 318 Allman, Elvia 28, 152, 191, 220, 248 Allman, Sheldon 55, 116, 119, 141, 149, 400 The Allmans 336 Allport, Christopher 338, 421 Allwhit Productions 412 Allyn, Alice 217 Allyn, William 59

Allyson, June 75, 83, 341, 364, 415 Almanzar, James 372, 386 The Almost Annual Charity Show (Petticoat Junction) 248 Almost Home (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Almost Home (Webster) 325 Along Came a Spider (The Jane Wyman Theater) 158 Alonso, Maria Conchita 91 Alonzo, John (A.) 56, 247 Alpert, David 16, 49, 53, 199, 219, 277 Alpert, Herb 358 Alpert, Will 411 The Alpine Story (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232 Alsberg, Arthur 142, 285 Alsdurf 92, 315, 316 Altay, Derin 339 Altman, Freida 186, 187 Altman, John 341 Altman, Phil 118 Altman, Robert (B.) 38, 40, 117, 139, 170, 211, 217–220, 299, 314, 327 Alton, Kenneth 194, 217 Alton, Leon 304 Alton, Walter George 418 Alu, Al 162 Alu, Cheryl 174, 176 Alvarado, Sarah D. 358 Alvarez, Abraham 274, 301 Alvarez, Carmen 43 Alvarez, Rosario 371 Alvin, John 38, 97, 212, 216, 247 Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy Number One 336, 360 Alvord, Mrs. 148 The Alvy West Orchestra 51 Always on Sunday (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 Always the Butler (The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theatre) 84 Alyn, Kirk 80 Alzaga, Ricardo 398 Alzamora, Armand 16, 140 Alzana, Harold 370 Amateau, Rodney (Rod) 74, 78, 124, 190, 224, 230, 239, 290 The Amateurs (King of Diamonds) 165 Amato, Tommy 143 The Amazing Antonio (Laverne and Shirley) 174 The Amazing Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon 336, 411 The Amazing Penfields 336 Amazon Trader 336 Amber Waves 336 Ambler, Eric 52, 383 Ambush (West Point) 325 Ameche, Don 12, 290 Amelio, Philip J. (II) 179, 180, 398 American Bandstand’s 33 1/3 Anniversary Celebration 336 The American Bicentennial Series, Volume 1 336, 340 American Brakeblok 423 The American Film Institute Salute to Henry Fonda 337 American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) Entertainer

of the Year Awards, Annual 337 American Minstrels of 1949 15 American National Studios 198 American Rhapsody (Wide Wide World) 328 American Story 337, 379 American Youth Forum 331 Americana Entertainment 253 The Americans 337, 386, 387 Amers, Rachel 123 Ames, Allyson 39 Ames, Ed 69, 70, 152 Ames, Florenz 9, 277 Ames, Leon 123, 179, 191, 224, 340 Ames, Rachel 123, 180, 184, 212, 220, 277 The Ames Brothers 18 Amigo Productions 30 Amin Brothers 258 The Amnesia Story (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232 Amnesty (How the West Was Won) 372 Among the Missing (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Amory, Cleveland 239 Amos, John 128, 204 Amos Burke, Secret Agent 15, 39, 40 Amos ’n’ Andy 96 The Amphibian (Sea Hunt) 278 Amsberry, Bob 210 Amsterdam, Morey 15, 75, 149, 252 Amundsen, Tom 300 Amy Moore (The Millionaire) 211 Amy Prentiss 231 Anastos Dancers 387 Anatomy of a Killing (T.J. Hooker) 302 Anatomy of an Illness 337 Anchors of the Past (Waterfront) 323, 324 And Leave the Killing to Us (Baretta) 23 And Still Champ (The Joe Palooka Story) 162 And the Hunter Home from the Hill (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Anders, Chris 118 Anders, Dusty 279 Anders, Iain 138 Anders, Luana 8 Anders, Merry 49, 81, 149, 296 Anders, Rudolph (Rudy) 118, 288, 316 Andersen, Bridgette 129, 223 Anderson, Abbott 238 Anderson, Anne 55 Anderson, Arline 294, 310 Anderson, Arthur 262 Anderson, Barbara 126, 155, 222, 284, 291 Anderson, Bibi 335 Anderson, Bill (The Bill Anderson Group) 159 Anderson, Bob 26, 327 Anderson, Carl 414 Anderson, Carol 41 Anderson, Connie 262 Anderson, Daryl 184, 185, 204

INDEX Anderson, David 376 Anderson, Don 143 Anderson, Donna 313 Anderson, Eddie (Rochester) 156, 282, 307 Anderson, Ernest 218, 379 Anderson, Harry 52, 234 Anderson, Harry C. 184, 296 Anderson, Haskell V., III 202 Anderson, Herbert (Herb) 27, 74, 82, 96, 202, 216, 240 Anderson, Hesper 227, 294 Anderson, Ingrid 204, 211 Anderson, James 38, 59, 61, 92, 179, 247 Anderson, Joan 79 Anderson, John 73, 115, 165, 252, 254, 270, 273, 277, 278, 313, 338, 339, 356, 379, 388, 393, 397 Anderson, John Maxwell 76, 327 Anderson, Jon C. 398 Anderson, Josef 41, 154 Anderson, (Dame) Judith 272, 357, 404 Anderson, Kay 325 Anderson, Larry 179, 180, 204 Anderson, Leroy 43 Anderson, Loni 90, 342, 375, 415 Anderson, Lynn 36, 410 Anderson, Mary 69, 92 Anderson, Maxwell 282, 423 Anderson, Melissa Sue 180, 352 Anderson, Melody 300 Anderson, Michael 385 Anderson, Michael, Jr. 126, 225, 351, 384, 385, 420 Anderson, Mitchell 66 Anderson, Renee 138 Anderson, Richard 40, 91, 203, 215, 246, 286, 352, 396, 411 Anderson, Richard Dean 279 Anderson, Robert (Bob) 35, 56, 70, 324, 327 Anderson, Robert G. 55 Anderson, Ron 179 Anderson, Russell 351 Anderson, S. Newton 302 Anderson, Sam 302 Anderson, Scott 259 Anderson, Steven 32 Anderson, Warner 180, 249 The Anderson Family Clinic 337 Andes, Keith 36, 45, 248, 310 André, E.J. 67, 130, 155, 164, 172, 181, 194, 248, 299, 353 André, Jeremie Paul 117, 118 Andre, Maria 182 Andrea (Gibbsville) 125 Andrea, Manfred 31 Andreas, Luke 225, 274 Andréi, Frédéric 88 Andreon, Franklin 311 Andreozzi, Jack 13, 251 Andrew, Michael 138 Andrew C. Cooley (The Millionaire) 219 Andrew Sterling (The Millionaire) 216 Andrews, Anthony 335 Andrews, Ben 125 Andrews, Betty 240, 321 Andrews, Cameron (Cam) 261, 262

INDEX Andrews, Charles 328 Andrews, Charlie 342 Andrews, Dana 337, 379, 408 Andrews, Deanne Barkley 358 Andrews, Dorothy 235 Andrews, Edward 8, 17, 37, 297, 378, 391 Andrews, Helen 376 Andrews, Nancy 204 Andrews, Norman 360 Andrews, Patty 143 Andrews, Robert Hardy 73 Andrews, Stanley 16, 72, 198, 292, 323 Andrews, Stephen 202 Andrews, Tige 74, 116, 127, 225, 250 Andrews, Tina 250, 289, 338 Andrews, Tod 209, 219 The Andrews Sisters 143, 161, 366 Andro, Nina 302 Androsky, Carol 174 Andrus, Jeff 345 Andy & Clara (The Millionaire) 219 The Andy Griffith Show 15, 127, 205 Andy Kaufman Special, Starring Andy Kaufman 337 Andy Meets His Match (No Time for Sergeants) 237 Andy Saves Gomer (The Andy Griffith Show) 15 Andy’s Funhouse 337 Angarola, Richard 371, 372 Angel, Heather 389 Angel Babe (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 Angel Day and Her Sunshine Girls (Lancer) 172 Angela (Police Woman) 252 Angela (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Angela, Mary 254 Angela Temple (The Millionaire) 218 Angelis, Rosemary 377 Angell, Buckley 35, 56, 239 Angelo (Fuca), Robert 70 Angelos, Bill 46–48, 338, 348 Angels on Horseback (Charlie’s Angels) 51 Angie 15 Anglim, Philip 414 Angold, Edit 217, 219 Angotti, Nick 276 Angus, Robert 144, 244 Anhalt, Edward 349 Aniov, Mario 347 Anitra Dellano (The Millionaire) 215 Anka, Paul 354 Ankrum, Morris 49, 53–55, 194, 239 Ann, Doris 50 Ann Griffin (The Millionaire) 218 Ann-Margret 366, 421 Anna Hartley (The Millionaire) 213 Anna-Lisa 31, 54, 117 Annabelle Jackson (The Millionaire) 221 Annakin, Ken 385, 398 Annapolis 15, 16, The Annapolis Story 15 Annie 337 Annie Flynn 337

434 Annie Get Your Cue (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Annie Oakley 16 Anniversary Special (SurfSide 6) 298 Anonymous Pursued (This Man Dawson) 310 Another Language 338 Ansara, Edward 45, 398 Ansara, Michael 177, 316 Anschluss ’77 (Wonder Woman) 329 Anson Productions 381 Anspach, Susan 331, 342 Anspaugh, David 146 The Answer (Four Star Playhouse) 97 Antar 236 Antes, Jerry 77 Anthony, Larry 28, 290, 291 Anthony, Lee 45 Anthony, Nicholas 355 Anthony, Shirley 273, 274 Anthony, Tom 277 The Antique Business (Albie) 335 Anton, Ronald 213 Antonacci, Gregory (Greg) 39, 40, 197, 378 Antonio, Jim 338, 363, 379, 401 Antonio, Lou 116, 197, 244, 292, 318, 335, 363, 395, 401 Antonio, the Amazing (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Antonius, Petrus 167 Antrim, Harry 240 Any Number Can Kill 338 Anything Goes 338 The Apache (Most Wanted) 227 The Apartment (Night Court) 236 Ape Boy (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 302 Apex Film Corporation 183, 347 Apisa, Robert 197 The Apollo of Bellac 338, 409 The Apostle of Death (Matt Houston) 204 Appell, Don 202, 381 Applegate, Fred 233, 236 Applegate, Phyllis 256 Applegate, Royce D. 129, 294, 295, 300 Appointment in Agoura (Colt .45) 61 Aprea, John 203 April Clark (The Millionaire) 221 The Apsteinodore 85, 171, 320 The Aquanauts 16, 17, 315 Aquarian, Aesop 25 Aquino, Butz 404 Aragon, Jesse 168, 293, 301 Arango, Douglas 14 Aranson, Jack 125 Arbogast, Bob 245, 246 Arbuckle, Fatty 390 Arbus, Allan 192, 193, 255, 312, 363 Arcaro, Robert 175, 176 Arcesi, Mike 362 Archainbaud, George 16, 152, 257, 293 The Archbury Story (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 Archer 17

Archer, Anne 398 Archer, Beverly 347 Archer, Don 260 Archer, John 33, 54, 140, 141, 198, 206, 211, 277, 310 Archerd, Army 143, 418 Archey, Marlon 87 Archibald, Dottie 176 The Archie Bleyer Orchestra 18 Archie Bunker’s Place 14 Archie Buys a Dog (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Archie Buys a Racehorse (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Archie Gets Engaged (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Archie the Babysitter (All in the Family) 14 Archie’s Insurance Company (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Archie’s Landmark (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Archie’s Operation (All in the Family) 14 The Architects of Fear (The Outer Limits) 244 Arcos, Pilar 219 Arcturus 338 Arden, Eve 228, 243 Arden, Jan 263 Ardmor, Ann 331 Arena (Star Trek) 291 Arena Productions 79, 85, 126, 141 Aresco, Joey 58, 234, 294, 297, 302 Argent, Maurice 135, 295 Argenziano, Carmen 203, 251, 274, 293, 377, 405 Argo, Allison 346 Argo, Victor 288 Ari, Bob 52 Aries Films, Inc. 341, 350, 358, 384 ARJO Productions 237 The Ark (Night Court) 236 Ark II 17 Arkin, Adam 40, 396 Arkin, Alan 93, 354 Arkin, Matthew 354 Arlen, Margaret 262 Arlen, Michael 12 Arlen, Richard 67, 330 Arlen, Roxanne 56, 298 Arley, Jean 186 Arliss, Dimitra 255, 370, 398, 403 Armen, Kay 185 Armen, Margaret 25, 95, 292 Armendáriz, Pedro, Jr. 168, 371 Armer, Alan (A.) 37, 44, 115, 116, 154, 171, 200, 317, 326 Armistead, Tom 369 Armond, John 94 Armor, Joyce 346 Arms, Russell 125, 269, 344, 404 Armstrong, Bess 364 Armstrong, David 154, 222 Armstrong, Dick 181 Armstrong, Herb 25, 37, 198 Armstrong, Louis 18 Armstrong, Mary 273 Armstrong, R. (Robert) G. 54, 55, 67, 70, 85, 93, 178, 228, 286, 299, 300, 311, 322, 401

Armstrong, Robert 38, 53, 292, 324 Armstrong, Valorie 174, 272, 317 Armstrong, Vaughn 203, 284, 330 Armstrong, Wayne 285 The Armstrong Circle Theater 317 Armus, Burton (Burt) 39, 50, 167, 169, 170, 293, 295, 407 Arnal, Issa 80 Arnaz, Desi 74, 129, 191, 228, 309 Arnaz, Desi, Jr. 143, 144, 251, 296, 376 Arnaz, Lucie 143, 144, 191 Arnaz, Peter 145 Arndt, John 291 Arnemann, Dawn 362 Arner, Gwen 68, 84, 89, 232, 345 Arness, James 130, 149, 358, 371, 404 Arness Productions 130 Arnette, Jeanetta (Jeannetta) 176, 362 Arngrim, Alison 180–182 Arngrim, Stefan 172, 300 Arnie, Harry 239 Arno, Sig 229 Arnold, Buddy 158–161 Arnold, Carl 135 Arnold, Danny 29, 213, 307, 333, 357 Arnold, Eddy 159 Arnold, Jack 32, 79, 85, 126, 155, 156, 185, 224, 277 Arnold, Jeanne 41 Arnold, Lucie 351 Arnold, Mark 272 Arnold, Nick 287, 332 Arnold, Phil 40, 75, 123, 218 Arnold, Suzanne 45 Arnold, Ted 407 Arnold Margolin Productions 52 Arnone, Lee 88 Arnott, Bob 367, 383, 387 Arone, James 168, 289 Arons, Richard 157 Arp, Bonnie Sue 362 Arquette, Cliff 74, 119, 120, 159, 160, 163, 164, 383 Arquette, Lewis (Lew) 163, 164, 321, 375 Arquette, Rosanna 364, 368 Arrest and Trial 17 Arrindell, Clive 334 The Arrivals (Gibbsville) 126 Arrow Productions 9 Arrowhead Productions 288 Arsenic (Police Story) 251 Arson (Harbor Command) 135 The Arsonist (Archer) 17 The Art Baker Show 17, 331 Art for Crackerby’s Sake (O.K. Crackerby) 239 Art Linkletter’s House Party 17, 18, 149, 180 The Art of Crime 338, 403 Arterburn, R.J. 283 Arthur, A. 124 Arthur, Art 16, 17, 197, 198, 278 Arthur, Beatrice (Bea) 204 Arthur, Jean 158 Arthur, Karen 83, 294, 351 Arthur, Maureen 36, 148, 236

435 Arthur, Robert 333, 336, 355, 368, 383, 389, 391 Arthur, Terry 203, 302 Arthur Darner (The Millionaire) 213 Arthur Godfrey and Friends with Robert Q. Lewis 18 Arthur Godfrey and His Friends 18 Arthur Godfrey Time 5, 18–21 Arthur Godfrey’s Portable Electric Medicine Show 338 Arthur Godfrey’s Talent Scouts 18 The Arthur Murray Dancers 21 The Arthur Murray Party 21 Arthur Murray Party Time 21 The Arthur Murray Show 21 The Artichoke King (The Untouchables) 317 The Artist (The Millionaire) 220 Arvan (Arven), Jan 69, 92, 123, 149, 156, 173, 213, 258, 269, 310, 313 Arvin, William 314 Arwin Productions 80 As Long as We’re Together (Little House on the Prairie) 181 As the Hart Turns (Hart to Hart) 138 As the Harts Turn (Hart to Hart) 138 As Time Goes By 338 Ashbrook, Daphne 168 Ashcroft, Ray 341 Ashdown, Isa 166 Ashdown, Nadene (Nadine) 166, 205 Ashe, Martin 23 Asher, Irving 149, 315 Asher, William 29, 30, 71, 157, 180, 243, 306, 310 Ashford, Emmett 157 Ashkenazy, Irvin 50 Ashland Productions 127 Ashley, Elizabeth 87 Ashley, Joel 53, 70, 199, 304 Ashley, John 221 Ashmont Productions 306 Ashmore, Frank 25, 281, 318, 319, 418 Ashton, Barry 76 Ashton, John 37, 169, 251, 353 Askew, Luke 254, 299, 301, 302, 361, 370, 378 Askin, Leon 10, 94, 147, 244, 299 Askins, Monroe (P.) 146, 269, 278 Asner, Edward (Ed) 155, 164, 184, 244, 286, 287, 318, 337, 347, 369, 372, 373 Asness, George 278 Asparagus Tipps (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Aspirin, a Lucky Mistake (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Assa, René 46, 88, 168 Assael, David 364 Assante, Armand 79, 170, 359, 398, 422 Assassin (Target) 304 The Assassin (This Man Dawson) 310 The Assassin (T.J. Hooker) 302

The Assassins (Blue Light) 31 The Assassins (The Rough Riders) 270 Asseyev, Tamara 352 Associated Television (ATV) 123 The Associates 21, 22 Ast, Pat 418 Astaire, Fred 123, 156, 333, 334, 358 Astar, Ben 182 Astin, John 242, 253 Astin, Patty Duke 362, 364, 368, 424 Aston, Debra 22 Astor, Burt 168, 195, 196 Astor, Suzanne 14 The Astor Place Riot (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Astorga Affair (Caribbean: The Astorga Affair) 346 Astral 400 The Astrologer (Blue Light) 31 The Astronomer (The Halls of Ivy) 134 At the River’s Edge (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Atari, Scott 129 Aten, Laurence 116 Ates, Roscoe 59, 178 Atienza, Frank 195 Atkin, Harvey 40, 41 Atkins, Chet 160 Atkins, Norman 261 Atkins, Tom 137, 278, 279 Atkinson, Beverly Hope 365 Atkinson, Bruce 197 Atkinson, Buddy 159–161 Atkinson, Keith 232, 254, 380 Atlanta Child Murders 338 The Attack (The Invaders) 154 Attack on Hill 408 (West Point) 326 Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan 338, 361 Attaway, William A. 328 Atterbury, Malcolm 115, 139, 237, 250, 251, 297, 309 Atwater, Barry 45, 155, 214, 292 Atwater, Edith 136, 137, 165, 190, 231 Atwood, Bill 380 Atwood, Bob 121 Auberjonois, René 85, 138, 200, 382 Aubrey, James T. 421 Aubrey, Skye 226 Aubrey/Hamner Productions 421 Aubry, Danielle 204 Aubuchon, Jacques 26, 36, 117, 158, 163, 177, 254, 280 The Auction (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Audley, Eleanor 149, 211, 215, 230, 321, 383 Audley, Nancy 347 Audran, Stephane 389 Auer, John (H.) 282, 327 Auerbach, Arnold 309 Auerbach, Larry 186–190 August, Adelle 53 August, Jerry 343 August, Ken 373 August, Toby 148 August, Tom 80 Aulisio, Curnal Achilles 327

Aulisio, Marci 327 Aumont, Jean-Pierre 340 Aunt Dorothy’s Playroom (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Aunt Emma, I Love You (The Love Boat) 185 Aunt Gus Leaves Sock (The People’s Choice) 246 Auntie Mame 339 Austin, Alan (Al) 326, 355 Austin, Bud 359, 371 Austin, Carmen 55 Austin, Gene 282 Austin, George, H. 399 Austin, Karen 234, 235 Austin, Paul 289 Austin, Ray 185, 202, 255, 289, 318 Austin, Ronald 51, 158 Austin, Teri 168 Austin, Tom 215 Australia — For the Fun of It 339, 362, 392 Authors Playhouse Inc. (= Eugene Solow & Brewster Morgan) 79, 386 Autry, Alan 152, 356 Autry, Gene 16, 72, 122, 257 Autumn Thieves (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Avalon, Frankie 336, 354, 366, 404 Avalos, Luis 86, 284, 408 Avedon, Doe 30 Avellano, Jose Mare 404 Avera, Tom 30, 81 Averback, Hy 56, 57, 73, 88, 156, 185, 193, 207, 231, 243, 253, 311, 396 Avery, Brian 126, 127 Avery, Carol 353 Avery, Emile 163 Avery, James 233, 284, 293, 302 Avery, Phyllis 24, 59, 208, 212, 219, 276, 389 Avery, Tol 27, 33, 54, 178, 191, 213, 286, 287, 298 Avery, Val 45, 116, 137, 171, 200 Avila, Cynthia 23, 169, 374 Avila, Frank 281 Avnet, Jon 41 Avnet/Tisch/Schreder/O’Fallon 41 Avonde, Richard 59, 292 The Awakening Land 339 Award Theatre 11, 22 A.W.O.L. (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Axelrod, George 51 The Axman’s Lament (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Ayars, Ann 27, 282 Ayer, Harold 85 Ayer, Simon 301 Ayers, Jerry 226 Aykroyd, Dan 272, 273 Aykroyd, Peter 272 Aylesworth, John 52, 158, 163, 363 Aylward, John 342 Ayres, Gerald 379 Ayres, Gordon 420 Ayres, Jerry 25, 83, 291, 314 Ayres, Leah 236, 251 Ayres, Lew 171, 256, 276, 329, 404

INDEX Ayres, Mitchell (Mitchell Ayres Orchestra) 52 Ayres, Tom 83 Azarow, Martin 318 Aznavour, Charles 415 Aztec Gold (The High Chaparral) 145 Azzara, Candice (Candy) 170, 185, 327 Babalis, Paula Caputo 387 Babbin, Jacqueline 394, 419 Babbit, Harry 71 Babcock, Barbara 225, 256, 292, 295 Babcock, Dwight 139 Babe in the Woods (Man with a Camera) 385 Babrowski, Jim 381 Babs, Dorothy 402 Babs and the Cow (Guestward Ho!) 129 Babson, Thomas 128, 274 Baby (The Millionaire) 218 The Baby Brokers 339, 343 The Baby Show (Laverne and Shirley) 176 The Baby Sister (Gibbsville) 126 Baby Snooks (Parade of Stars) 245 The Babysitter (Land of the Lost) 173 Babysitting (Happy Days) 134 Bacall, Lauren 33 Bach, Catherine 82, 375 Bach, Gregory 45 Bach, Robin 174, 285 Bacharach, Burt 336 Bachelor Father 22 Bachelor Production Company 22 The Bachelors 22, 156 Bachmann, Conrad 285, 377, 395, 422 Bachus, Michael 158, 312 Back into the Castle (The Allmans) 336 Back to Nature (The Andy Griffith Show) 15 Back Wash (Waterfront) 323 Backes, Alice 23, 192, 204, 205 Backfire (West Point) 326 Backlinie, Susan 254 Backstairs at the White House 339 Backus, Henny 8, 162, 206 Backus, Jim 8, 39, 93, 126, 152, 157, 218, 250, 323, 391, 411 Backus, Richard 422 Bacon, Irving 83, 123 Bacon, James (Jim) 143, 220 Bacon, Roger 27 Bad Blood (Bronk) 39 Bad Gun (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Bad Seed 339 Bad Time Charlie (Boston Blackie) 34 Bad Vibes (Simon & Simon) 284 Baddeley, Hermione 41, 197, 204, 281 Badge and Gun (This Man Dawson) 310 Badge of the Assassin 339, 340 The Badger 340 Badgett, Leona 202

INDEX Badham, John 230, 384, 393 Badiyi, Reza (S.) 22–24, 39, 152, 158, 200 Badler, Jane 79, 318, 319, 418 Baehr, Nicholas E. 67 Baer, Art 163, 164, 185, 186, 383 Baer, Buddy 157, 248, 282 Baer, Cynthia 78, 199, 277 Baer, Donald A. 302 Baer, John 139, 210, 313 Baer, Max, Jr. 28, 55, 298 Baer, Parley 15, 144, 149, 183, 243–245, 253, 295, 297, 306, 355, 374, 393, 417 Baer, Richard 29, 183 Baez, Joan 288 Baeza, Ifa 76 Baffico, James A. 72, 79 Bag of Oranges (Four Star Playhouse) 97 Bagdasarian, Carol 398 Baggetta, Vincent 25, 301, 302, 326 Baggley the Magnificent (Hooray for Hollywood) 371 Bagley, Fuddle 287 Bagni, (J.) Gwen 94, 133, 228, 339 Baguez, Salvador 92, 219, 316 Bahama Bound Harts (Hart to Hart) 138 Bahrens, Bernard 339 Bail, Charles (Chuck) 70, 269 Bail Out (Simon & Simon) 284 Bailey, Anne Howard 123, 124, 349, 412 Bailey, Chris 353 Bailey, David 306, 383 Bailey, David Alan 15 Bailey, F. Lee 164, 203 Bailey, G.W. 192, 193, 285 Bailey, Harry 290 Bailey, J. Robert 301 Bailey, Jack 307 Bailey, Jim 299, 337 Bailey, Joel 95 Bailey, Mark 70, 117, 118, 123 Bailey, Pearl 160, 386 Bailey, Raymond (Ray) 28, 38, 78, 96, 137, 201, 218, 277, 311, 332 Bailey, Tom 91 Bain, Barbara 141, 222, 224, 259 Bain, Conrad 76, 186, 204 Bain, Sherry 422 Baine, Sean 251, 278, 294, 295 Baio, Scott 31, 134, 135, 161 Bair, Michael 196 Baird, Bill 120 Baird, Cora 120 Baird, Jeanne 33 Baird, Jimmy 250, 310 Baird, Sharon 60, 68, 173 The Bait (The Detectives) 75 Bakalyan, Richard (Dick) 26, 27, 45, 86, 90, 118, 141, 142, 169, 200, 227, 236, 322, 407 Baker, Ann 207 Baker, Art 76, 331 Baker, Ben 283 Baker, Benny 280, 297 Baker, Bob 77, 290 Baker, Cecil 180 Baker, Dana 57 Baker, David Lain 41 Baker, Debbie 411

436 Baker, Diane 9, 142, 154, 238, 250, 251, 295, 421 Baker, Doyle 207 Baker, Eddie 283 Baker, Elsie 92, 258 Baker, Fay 211, 286 Baker, Gale 313 Baker, Glyn 335 Baker, Gregg 288 Baker, Herbert 370 Baker, Jack 76, 77, 143 Baker, Jim B. 95 Baker, Joby 24, 79, 227, 293, 376 Baker, Joe 90 Baker, Joe Don 152 Baker (Smith), Joyce 191 Baker, Lenny 281, 409 Baker, Marilyn Cantor 408 Baker, Rod 58 Baker’s Dozen 340 Bakewell, William 58, 135, 221, 224, 249, 316 Bakey, Ed 51, 284 Bakula, Scott 129 Bal, Jeanne 185, 290, 389 Balakoff, Peter 329 Balan, Bobby 344 Balance of Terror (Star Trek) 291 Balaski, Belinda 341, 368 Baldavin, Barbara 94, 206, 291 Balden, Elaine 178, 179 Balderson, Robert 168, 300 Balding, Rebecca 25, 184, 197, 203, 204 Baldwin, Alec 169 Baldwin, Bill 131, 135, 216, 304 Baldwin, Bill, Sr. 295 Baldwin, Earl 9, 10, 35 Baldwin, Janit 23 Baldwin, Judith (Judy) 39, 146, 203, 411 Baldwin, Mary 318 Baldwin, Peter 127, 129, 180, 185, 209, 326 Baldwin, Walter 155 Bale, Trevor 348 Balenda, Carla 144 Balfour, Michael 92 Balin, Ina 295, 314, 326 Balin, Richard 17, 279, 285 Baline, Martin 155 Balinger, Art 81, 85, 86 Balk, Fairuza 341 Balk, Martin 299 Balkan, David H. 286 Ball, Dede 143 Ball, George 38, 138 Ball, John 152 Ball, Lucille (Lucy) 47, 74, 143, 179, 191, 192, 229, 337, 342, 347, 364, 368, 404 Ball, Robert 83 Ballace, Elaine 256 Ballad for a Bitter Land (The Fugitive) 116 Ballad for a Ghost (The Fugitive) 115 Ballantine, Carl (Mr. Ballantine) 119, 404 Ballard, Doug 327 Ballard, Kaye 43, 80, 228 Ballard, Michael 13 Ballard, Ray 347, 363 Ballard, Shirley 41, 52 Ballen, Tony 8, 25 Ballinger, Bill S. 58, 311

Ballinger’s Choice (Harry O) 137 Balluck, Don 182, 203, 238, 269, 294 Balmagia, Larry 235 Balsam, Martin 41, 338, 349 Balsam, Talia 197, 305, 345, 394 Balson, Allison 180 Balson, Sandy 46 Balt, John 345 Balter, Allan 222, 286, 320, 377, 396 The Baltimore Fire (Roar of the Rails) 260 Balzer, George 143, 156, 192 Bamboo Harvester (horse) 224 Bame, Lawrence 84 Banacek 231 Banach, John M. 168 Banas, Robert (Bob Banas Dancers) 25, 26, 163, 226, 344 Bancroft, Bradford 408 Bandidos 340 Bandit 238 The Bandit Queen (The Rough Riders) 269 Bane, Holly (= Mike Ragan) 33, 34, 54, 55, 58, 61, 75, 179, 257, 259, 271, 286, 296, 299 Banes, Lisa 288 Banfield, Bever-Leigh 397 Bangert, John (Johnny) 201, 221 Banjo Hackett 340 Banjo Hackett Roamin’ Free 340 The Bank Robbers (This Man Dawson) 311 Bankers’ Hours (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Banks, Emily 168, 291, 421 Banks, Ernie 147, 175 Banks, Gene 71, 72 Banks, Heidi 129 Banks, Joan 12, 215 Banks, Jonathan 25, 147, 203, 283, 284, 363, 364, 392, 401 Banks, Laura 302 Banks, Morwenna 272 Banks, Terri 123 Bankston, Arnold III 203, 204 Banner, Alice 409 Banner, Bob 42, 43, 76, 97, 119–122, 158–161, 309, 328, 380, 409 Banner, John 56, 147, 244, 253 Bannick, Lisa A. 13 Banning, Leslie 199 Bannon, Jack 155, 169, 184, 185, 285, 344 Bannon, Jim 257 Banta, Gloria 337 Banyon 22 Bara, Nina 288 Barab, Nira 295 Baragrey, John 122, 215, 276 Barajas, Fausto 153 Baral, Eileen 164, 230 Barasch, Norman 71, 120–122 Barash, Olivia 373 Barbach, Lonnie Garfield 398 Barbara Lydon (The Millionaire) 215 Barbarao 329, 330 Barbash, Bob 177

Barbato, Rosa 23 Barbeau, Adrienne 204, 401, 416 Barbecue Five (Dallas) 68 Barbee, Victor 176 Barber Shop (Jackie Gleason Show) 157 Barber, Ava 178, 179 Barbera, Joseph (Joe) 185, 363 Barbera, Michael 144 Barberio, Tony 56 Barbi, Vincent 27 Barbour, John 257 Barbour, Vincent 168 Barclay, Drummond 358 Barclay, Jerry (Jered) 33, 49, 61, 77 Barcroft, Roy 130, 214, 269 Bard, Katharine (Katherine) 212, 379 Bar-David, Maurice 174 Barday, George 344 Bardette, Trevor 53, 54, 56, 95 Bardolph, Dana 41 Bardolph, Paige 41 The Bardwell Caper (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Bare, Bobby (Bobby Bare Group) 160 Bare, Richard (L.) 28, 40, 49, 53, 54, 56, 162, 177, 288, 311, 320 Bare Knuckles (Klondike) 166 Baretta 22–24 Baretto, Guillermo 94 Bari, Lynn 16, 55, 87 Barid, Jimmy 389 Barimo, George 79 Barker, Cecil 36, 148, 258, 282 Barker, Jess 212 Barker, Les 238 Barker, Margaret 239 Barker, Mary D. 228 Barklay, Richard 217 Barlow, Jennifer 88 Barnaby Jones 24–26 Barnard, Pat 10 Barnatt, Eileen 281 Barner, Ezella 362 Barners, Carver 381 Barnes, Billy 71 Barnes, Dallas (L.) 300, 329, 373, 424 Barnes, Georgene 163 Barnes, Joanna 7, 32, 85, 203, 220 Barnes, JoAnne 300 Barnes, Joanne Lynne 424 Barnes, Junne 195 Barnes, Nanette 23 Barnes, Priscilla 311, 405, 419 Barnes, Rayford 38, 54, 254, 314, 318, 387 Barnes, Susan 174 Barnes, Suzanne 138, 168 Barnes, Walter 26, 54, 130, 269, 393 Barnett, Barney 312 Barnett, James (Jim) 35, 61, 139, 279, 280 Barnett, Joan 334, 375 Barnett, S.H. 312 Barnett, Vince 54, 205 Barney (Baretta) 24 Barney, Jay 247 Barney Runs for Sheriff (The Andy Griffith Show) 15 Barnshaw, Fenton 280

437 Barnstable, Cyb 253, 254 Barnstable, Tricia 253, 254 Baron, Allen 139, 185, 236, 243, 286, 298 Baron, Deborah R. 284 Baron, Frank 27 Baron, Jimmy 233 Baron, Peter 315 Baron, Sandy 144 Baron of Arizona (Death Valley Days) 73 Baron of Arizona (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Baron of Broken Lance (Cheyenne) 54 Barr, Anthony (Tony) 75 Barr, Douglas 89 Barr, Sharon 285 Barra, Vanda 144 Barrard, John 357 Barrell, Michael 388 Barreto, Gil 73 Barrett, Claudia 206 Barrett, Curt 244 Barret(t), Earl 27, 29, 140, 259, 374 Barrett, James Lee 152, 339, 353 Barrett, Katherine 214 Barrett, Laurinda 96 Barrett, Mace 83 Barrett, Majel 190, 191, 290– 292 Barrett, Marianne 123 Barrett, Millie 183 Barrett, Susan 163 Barrett, Tony 40, 94, 117, 118, 215, 225, 248, 270 Barrie, Barbara 37, 116, 339 Barrie, Wendy 10 Barrier, Edgar 221, 316 Barrier, Ernestine 218 Barrier, Michael 127, 291 Barrington, Lowell 51, 139 Barron, Allison 365 Barron, Barbara 283 Barron, Jack 215 Barron, James 239 Barron, Jeffrey 414 Barron, John 335 Barron, Richard 92 Barron, Robert V. 236 Barrows, Dan 85, 153 Barrows, George 68, 81, 88, 237, 379 Barrows, Mercer 123 Barrs, Norman 359 Barry, Carolyne 287 Barry, Dave 86 Barry, Donald (Don, “Red”) 8, 36, 38, 75, 140, 205, 243, 247, 280, 298, 299, 389, 391 Barry, Eleanor 72 Barry, Fern 54, 247 Barry, Fred 39 Barry, Gene 26, 39, 119, 212, 230, 243 Barry, Guerin 284, 301, 406 Barry, Ivor 69, 294, 296 Barry, J.J. 287, 383 Barry, Jack 116, 165 Barry, John 176 Barry, Neill 289 Barry, Patricia (Pat) 85, 218, 220, 249, 255, 279, 280, 359 Barry, Philip 359, 366, 374, 414 Barry, Robert 165 Barry, Wesley E. 393

Barry, William 341 Barry Weitz Films 355 Barry Weitz Productions 410, 424 Barrymore, Ethel 86 Barrymore, John Drew 202 Barselou, Paul 175 Bart, Beverly 20 Bartel Productions 424 Bartell, Harry 81, 97, 314 Bartel(l), Richard (Dick) 34, 323 Barth 88 Barth, Eddie (Ed) 153, 203, 210, 211, 274, 283, 284, 293, 294, 422 Barthel, Joan 353 Barthlow, Tracie 274 Bartle, Barry 68, 283 Bartlett, Alison 402 Bartlett, Benny (Bennie) 59, 93 Bartlett, Bonnie 180, 181, 186, 251, 347, 397 Bartlett, Calvin (Cal) 44, 284 Bartlett, Charles 175, 302 Bartlett, Juanita 128, 152, 273, 274 Bartlett, Martine 361 Bartlett, Richard (H.) 243, 320 Bartlett, Sy 299 Bartlett, Tommy 331 Barto, Dominic 363 Bartold, Norman 8, 130, 174, 175, 304 Bartolo, Norman 137 Barton, Anne 30 Barton, Charles (T.) 74, 141, 208, 248, 249 Barton, Dan 25, 54, 97, 122, 128, 214, 295, 332 Barton, Derek 319 Barton, Diana 131 Barton, Franklin 155, 164 Barton, Gary 378 Barton, Gregg 10, 16, 38, 73, 135, 214, 257, 271, 286, 299 Barton, Kent 68 Barton, Tod 180 Bartosh, Bobbie 330 Barty, Billy 185, 200, 248 Bar-Yotam, Reuven 403 Baryshnikov, Mikhail 368, 387 Baryshnikov in Hollywood 340, 387 Barzell, Wolfe 74, 148 Basch, Harry 89, 291, 379, 384 Basehart, Richard 320, 353, 372 Baseleon, Michael 23, 45, 95, 250, 251, 286, 330, 350, 356, 418 Baser, Michael S. 236 Bash, Kevin 274 Basie, Count 356, 367, 415 Basinger, Kim 346, 363–365 Baskin, Elya 390 Baskin, John 66, 311 Baskin, Susan 84 Bass, Alfie 92 Bass, Emory 15 Bass, Todd 270 Bassett, Angela 288 Bassett, Skye 398 Bassett, William (H.) 93, 243, 294, 328, 370, 392

Bassing, Robert 213 Bassler, Robert 244 Bassman, George (George Bassman Orchestra) 15 Bast, William 8 The Bastard 336, 340 Bat Masterson 26, 27 Batanides, Arthur 31, 178, 182, 199, 215, 305, 309, 323, 328, 379 Bateman, Charles 25, 73, 155, 272, 330, 361 Bateman, Jason 168, 180 Bateman, Justine 90, 402 Bates, Barbara 156, 212 Bates, Bobbie 176 Bates, Charles 364 Bates, Jeanne 28, 78, 131, 257 Bates, Jimmy 91 Bates, Rhonda 31 Bateson, Lucinda 138 Bathtub Gin Never Leaves a Ring (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Batinkoff, Randall 411 Batman 27, 28 Batman Makes the Scenes (Batman) 27 Batman’s Waterloo (Batman) 27 The Bat’s Kow Tow (Batman) 27 Batson, Susan 373 Battaglia, Anthony 379 Battaglia, Gary 46 Battistone, Catherine 256, 284 The Battle for Wednesday Night (The Kraft Television Theatre) 170 Battle of the Pass (Bat Masterson) 26 Battle of the Sexes (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 The Battle of Wedloe’s Woods (Gentle Ben) 124 Battle Scar (Lawman) 178 Battle Zone 28, 116 Battle, John Tucker 61, 323 Battles, Marjorie 251, 255 The Battling Bailiff (Night Court) 235 Bauer, Bruce 168 Bauer, Jaime Lyn 57, 185 Bauguil, Dominique 88 Baum, Fred 371 Baum, Thomas 371, 411 Bauman, Jon (“Bowzer”) 281 Bauman, Natasha 193 Bauman, Paul 409 Baumann, Kathrine 137, 283, 338 Baumer, Marie 35, 140, 214, 215 Baumes, Wilford Lloyd (W.L.) 329, 336, 353, 392, 405 Baur, Elizabeth (Liz) 155, 171, 172 Baur, Frank 298, 327 Baur, Liz 172 Bavier, Frances 15, 122, 156, 205 Baxley, Barbara 373 Baxley, Paul 277 Baxter, Alan 38, 61, 74, 140, 299 Baxter, Anne 149, 382, 389 Baxter, Frank 306 Baxter, George 173

INDEX Baxter, John 26 Baxter(-Birney), Meredith 90, 206, 295, 346, 373 Bay, Frances 50, 356 Bay, Susan 203, 287 Bay City Blues 28 Bayer, Gary 275 Bayley, Barbara 378 Baylor, Hal 27, 54, 55, 247, 306 Bayonet Story (West Point) 325 Bazaldua, Charles 285 B.B. Productions 148 BBDO Television 97 Be Careful What You Pray for (Kojak) 169 Be Kind to Humans (Mister Ed) 224 Beach, James 169 Beach, Jim 347 Beach, Robert 126 Beach Boy (Hawaiian Eye) 139 The Beach Boys 300 The Beach Story (The Millionaire) 219 Beachhead (The Invaders) 154 Beaird, Barbara 218 Beakman, Herbert 123 Beal, John 25, 216, 296 Beal, Royal 303 Beam (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 Beam of Fire (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 Beaman, Barbara 153 Bean, Adelaide 131 Bean, Orson 43, 83, 217 The Bear Flag (Death Valley Days) 73 Bearde, Chris 270, 381 Beasler, Norma Jean 160 Beasor, Terrence 283 Beast in View (The Alfred Hitchcock Hour) 11 The Beating (Dynasty) 83 Beatnik (The Millionaire) 220 Beaton, Alex 128, 137, 171, 293, 338, 356 Beatts, Anne 273 Beatty, Ned 190, 321, 345, 361, 402 Beatty, Robert 232 Beatty, Roger 48 Beatty, Warren 78 Beauchamp, D.D. 26, 53, 69, 70, 321, 322 Beauchamp, Mary M. 321, 322 Beauchamp, Richard 332 Beaudine, Kathy 339, 375 Beaudine, William 256, 314, 399 Beaudine, William, Jr. 379, 399 Beaulieu, Philippine Leroy 389 Beaumont, Chris 142, 295 Beaumont, Gabrielle 83, 128, 332 Beaumont, Hugh 226, 256, 323 The Beautiful Skeptic (Fantasy Island) 91 The Beautiful Years 340 Beauty and the Beast 340, 357 Beauty and the Beast (The Elke Sommer Show) 357 Beauty and the Sailor (The Millionaire) 218

INDEX Beauty in the Bag (Official Detective) 239 Beauvais, Genevieve 395 Beauvy, Nicholas 368 Beaver, Floyd 11 Beavers, Louise 28, 71 Beavis, Helen 400 Becher, John C. 162, 234, 394 Beck, Billy 184 Beck, Bob 67 Beck, Glenn 408 Beck, James (Jim) 163 Beck, Jenny 318 Beck, John 94, 95, 361 Beck, Kimberly 85, 90, 150, 190, 249 Beck, Marilyn 143 Beck, Michael 401 Beck, Stanley 155 Beck, Vincent 404 Becker, George (George Becker Singers) 119 Becker, John 146 Becker, Kenneth (Ken) 54, 149, 322 Becker, Robert 169 Becker, Terry 141, 185, 215, 320, 379, 404 Becker, Tony 243, 287 Becker, Wendy 285 Beckerman, Barry 421 Beckerman, Teri 255, 293 Beckett, Ann 387 Beckett, Scotty 213 Beckley, Barbara 83, 284 Beckley, William 25, 256 Beckman, Henry 24, 38, 59, 118, 203, 232, 244, 249 Beckner, Rick 406 Beckwith, Alan 93 Becwar, George 78 Beddoe, Don 191, 214, 297 Bedelia, Bonnie (= Bonnie Bedelia Culkin) 164, 186–189, 232, 238, 345 Bedell, David 209 Bedford Productions 374 Bedi, Kabir 202 Bee, Molly 158, 159, 161, 307 Beecher, Bonnie 116, 154 Beecher, Elizabeth 58, 257 Beecher, Robert 91 Beer, Jacqueline 147, 276, 279, 280, 297, 304 Beery, Noah 340 Beery, Noah, Jr. 128, 172, 331 Before the Devil Knows (Kojak) 169 Begel, Cindy 174 Begel, Steve 13 Beggarman, Thief 340 Beggars and Choosers 341, 407 Beggs, Hagan 243, 291, 369 Begley, Ed 130, 145, 154, 155 Begovich, Matty 94 Behar, Eliezer (Eli) 291 Behar, Joseph (Joe) 59, 72, 98–104 Behind the Law (The Lone Ranger) 183 The Beholden (Cheyenne) 55 Behrens, Bernard 23, 146, 255 Beir, Fred 118, 137, 140, 180, 198, 200, 322, 373 Bekassy, Stephen 97, 217, 245 Belack, Doris 275 Belafonte, Harry 358 Belafonte, Shari 138, 149 Belanger, Noli 176

438 Belasco, Leon 181 Belden, Charles 323, 371 Belew, Adrian 97 Belford, Christine 138, 206, 227, 228, 250, 335 Belgard, Arnold 38, 55, 56 Belgard, Madeline 202, 240, 241 Belisarius Productions 194, 302 Belkin, Gary 158, 159 Bell, B. Gerald 125, 194 Bell, Collins 381 Bell, Eddie A. 330 Bell, Edward 338 Bell, James (Jim) 184, 206, 212, 323, 357 Bell, Jeannie 23 Bell, John 245, 246 Bell, Leonard 216 Bell, Mary 255 Bell, Michael 45, 254, 276, 294, 383, 384 Bell, Nancy 45 Bell, Ralph 187, 188 Bell, Ray 135 Bell, Rodney 218, 322, 324 Bell, Steve 79 Bell, Tita 190 The Bell Telephone Hour 76 Bellah, John 290 Bellak, George 206, 318 Bellamy, Anne 42, 126 Bellamy, Diana 285, 378 Bellamy, Earl 22, 37, 70, 79, 80, 90, 138, 180, 185, 202, 254, 282, 319, 325, 362 Bellamy, Ned 301, 321 Bellamy, Ralph 46, 85, 226, 320, 326, 343, 388, 389, 392, 405 Belland, Bruce 168 Bellaver, Harry 215, 310, 322 Bellem, Robert Leslie 49, 155, 194, 200, 214, 217, 293, 322 Beller, Kathleen 25, 227, 368 The Belles of Silver Flat (Cheyenne) 55 Bellflower, Nellie 252 Bellin, Thomas 296, 318 Bellini, Cal 37, 46, 171, 380 Bellis, Dickie 216 Bellisario, Donald P. 194, 195, 197, 293, 302 Bellman, Gina 391 Bellmar Enterprises 162 Bello, Frank 373 Bellows, Mary 381 Bell’s Half Acre (Acapulco) 7 Bellvue 400 Bellwood, Pamela 203, 279, 335, 357 Belmonte, Vicki 390 Beloin, Edmund (Ed) 229, 288, 310 Belous, Paul M. 293 Belson, Jerry 144 Beltran, Alma 94, 169 Beltran, Louis 275 Beltran, Robert 293 Belushi, James (Jim) 175, 272 Belushi, John 272, 273 Bemis, Cliff 233 Ben Casey 28, 37 Benaderet, Bea 28, 124, 156, 248 Benard, Francois-Marie 405 Benben, Brian 225, 363 Benchly, Peter 409

Bender, Jack 85, 352 Bender, James 136 Bender, Jerry 33 Bender, Russ 215, 222 Bendetson, Bob 13 Bendetson, Howard 13 Bendick, Robert 328 Bendix, William 179, 276 Benedek, Lázló (Laslo) 67, 306, 314 Benedict, Bill 96 Benedict, Dirk 405 Benedict, Greg 237 Benedict, Paul 137 Benedict, Richard 12, 74, 90, 116, 135, 139, 144, 151, 200, 202 Benedict, Val 54 Benedict, William (Bill, Billy) 96, 190, 247, 379 Beneke, Mrs. Tex 261 Benesch, Lynn 372 Benet, Brenda 70, 145 Benet, Stephen Vincent 414 Beneveds, Robert 72 Benjamin, Julia 141 Benjamin, Paul 338 Benjamin, Richard 142, 253 Benjamin, Susan 8 Bennett, Bern 59, 163, 164 Bennett, Brenda 304 Bennett, Bruce 325 Bennett, Fran 132, 152, 213, 419 Bennett, Harve 225, 286, 363, 365 Bennett, John 419 Bennett, Julie 81, 145, 351 Bennett, Marcia 368 Bennett, Marjorie 11, 56, 158, 190, 280 Bennett, Michelle 331 Bennett, Norman 393 Bennett, Ray (Raphael) 58 Bennett, Richard C. 154 Bennett, Tony 356 Bennett/Katleman Productions 363, 365 Bennewitz, Rick 272, 378 Benny, Jack 4, 5, 52, 74, 144, 156, 191, 282, 342, 357, 358, 387 Benny Goodman Quartet (The Original) 415 Benny Goodman Sextet 290 Benoff, Mac 180 Benoist, Jean 278 Ben-Porat, Yehousha 367 Bensfield, Dick 244 Bensfield, Perry 244 Benson 59, 316 Benson, Carl 46, 194 Benson, Deborah 297 Benson, George 367 Benson, Hugh 139, 152, 243, 250, 349, 363, 366 Benson, Irving 143 Benson, Jay 190, 353, 388, 399 Benson, Leon 34, 84, 92, 93, 95, 144, 146, 151, 152, 194, 199, 207, 223, 259, 260, 277, 278, 310, 311, 325, 326 Benson, Lucille 154, 353, 379 Benson, Martin 232 Bent, John 199 Bentine, Michael 121 Bentley and the Lost Chord (Bachelor Father) 22 Bentley, Savannah 194

Bentley-Blackpool Productions 74 Bentley’s Catered Affair (Bachelor Father) 22 Benton, Anne 209 Benton, Barbi 90, 91, 385 Benton, Douglas 58, 79, 126, 127, 142, 155, 192, 228, 244, 251, 252, 391 Benton, James Grant 196 Benton, Lee 210, 211 Benton, Randy 320 Benton-Banai, Eddie 256, 257 Beowulf Productions 420 Bequest of Arthur Goodwin (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Beradino (Berardino), John 41, 55, 74, 123, 151, 152, 216, 232, 278 Berard, Roxane 35, 36, 123, 247, 280, 298 Berber, Janet 359 Bercovici, Eric 250, 251, 347, 362, 409, 416, 420, 421 Bercovici, Karen 416 Bercovici, Leonardo 294 Beredino, John 38 Beregi, Oscar, Jr. 9, 24, 57, 75, 118, 280, 404 Berenger, Tom 362 Beresford Productions, Ltd. 239 Berg, Bryce 181 Berg, Dick 32, 52, 385, 424 Berg, Gertrude 119 Berg, Greg 169 Berg, James 129 Berg, Lee 78, 135, 136, 146, 182, 183, 223, 232, 282, 304, 323, 324 Bergansky, Chuck 170, 201, 413 Berge, Alphonse 396 Bergen, Edgar 75, 149, 321 Bergen, Frances 220, 330 Bergen, Polly 85, 192, 412 Berger, Anna 23, 344 Berger, Barbara 110 Berger, Helmut 419 Berger, Lauree 375 Berger, Richard 52 Berger, Robert (“Buzz”) 239, 359, 388 Berger, William 59 Bergerac, Jaques 247 Bergere, Lee 83, 273, 292, 328, 356, 393 Berggren, Nancy 89 Bergh, Stormy 157 Bergman, Ingrid 48, 96 Bergman, Ted 163, 164, 383 Bergman, William 176 Bergman(n), Alan 36, 235, 236, 239, 292, 329 Berjer, Barbara 98 Berk, Howard 422 Berk, Michael 395 Berke, (Lester) William (A.) 58, 59, 162, 255, 257, 316 Berkeley, Busby 30 Berkeley, Martin 276 Berkeley, Xander 193, 318 Berkowitz, Barbara 134 Berkowitz, Stan 211 Berle, Milton 75, 238, 245, 309, 337, 346, 357, 387, 404, 406 Berlin, Abby 179

439 Berlinger, Warren 31, 36, 142, 242, 287 Berman, Bertram 79, 319 Berman, Henry 296 Berman, Ronald L. 86 Berman, Shelley 29 Bernard, Butch 323 Bernard, Crystal 134 Bernard, Dorothy 179, 213 Bernard, Ed 251, 252, 301 Bernard, Jason 41, 169, 228, 235, 378, 418 Bernard, Joel 70 Bernard, Ralph 29 Bernard, Robyn 284 Bernard, Shirley 50 Bernard, Sue 269 Bernard, Tom 59, 253 Bernard L. Schubert Productions 9, 223 Bernardi, Herschel 135, 248, 371, 393 Bernay, Lynn 218 Berner, Sara 60 The Berners Street Hoax (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Bernhardi, Lee 360 Bernhardt, Olive 366 Bernie Leighton Orchestra 261 Bernier, Daisy 97 Bernier, Mark 354 Bernouy, Benjamin 386 Berns, Larry 243 Berns, Seymour 29, 148, 156, 229, 258, 282, 392 Berns, Wally K. 228 Bernsen–Kuhn–Sagal Productions 339 Bernstein, Jay 37, 210 Bernstein, Jerrold (Jerry) 96, 151, 185 Bernstein, Scott (Mitchell) 134 Bernstein, Walter 409 Berrell, Toni 45 Berringer, Leslie 40 Berry, Al 89 Berry, Chuck 281 Berry, Eric 403 Berry, Fred 13 Berry, Ken 15, 47, 79, 85, 88, 185, 205, 338, 381 Berti, Dehl 374 Bertino, James C. 195, 196 Bertrand, Colette 138 Bertrelle, Sandra J. 146 Berwick, Brad 329 Besch, Bibi 84, 251, 341, 397, 419 The Besieged (Cheyenne) 54 Besieged: Cannon at the Gates (Kung Fu) 171 Besieged: Death on a Cold Mountain (Kung Fu) 171 Bessell, Ted 127 Besser, Joe 162, 223 Bessler, Brian 270 Best, James 33, 82, 115, 140, 180, 183, 209, 216, 304, 306 Best, Willie 229, 296, 323, 324 The Best Christmas Pageant Ever 341 Best Friends (Newhart) 234 The Best House in the Valley (Lux Playhouse) 192 Best of Broadway 407 The Best Thing to Get Out of

Marriage Is to Get Out of Marriage (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Bestar, Barbara 178, 212 Beswick, Martine 23, 423 Betancourt, Anne 89 Bethune, Ivy 138, 354, 369 Bethune, Zina 239 Bethune Dancers 387 Betrayal 341 Betrayal (Bronk) 38 Betrayal (Maverick) 205 The Betrayed (The Invaders) 154 The Betrayal (V) 318 Betten, Mary 285 The Better It Is, the Worse It Is (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Better Than Burning (United States) 317 Bettger, Lyle 40, 128, 276, 323 Betti, Laura 424 Bettin, Sondra Gale 38 Bettis, Valerie 78 Betts, Jack 52, 123 Betts, Jane 239 Betty Grable Flies Again (Simon & Simon) 284 Betty Hawley (The Millionaire) 216 Betty Jane Ryan (The Millionaire) 211 Between Friends 393 Between the Lines (Twelve O’Clock High) 314 Betz, Betty 262 Betz, Carl 80, 164, 203, 216, 227, 238, 245, 251, 350 Beulah 28 Beutel, Jack 139 Bevans, Clem 129, 277 The Beverly Hillbillies 28, 248 Bevil, Leake 26 Bevis, Leslie 211, 319 Bewitched 29 Bexley, Don 271, 272 Bey, Marki 23 Beyers, Bill 153, 255 Beyers, Paula 157 Beymer, Richard 154, 382 Beyond the Mountain (Fantastic Journey) 90 Beyond the Stars (Men Into Space) 209 Bezzereides, A.I. 277 Bibas, Frank P. 419 Biberman, Abner 142, 155, 194, 311, 320 Bible Story (Casablanca) 49 Bice, Robert (Bob) 27, 59, 81, 198, 211, 248, 271, 304, 317 Bickell, Ross 329 The Bickersons 5, 290, 341 Bickford, Charles 75, 198, 250, 319, 320 Bickham, Jack M. 129 Bickley, William 134, 161, 185 The Bicycle (The Waltons) 321 Biddell, Sidney 38, 53, 323, 324 Biedinger, Henry 278 Biehn, Michael 243 Bielak, Robert (S., Bob) 152, 203, 274, 275, 302 Biener, Tom 157, 275 Bieri, Ramon 39, 44, 351, 372, 400, 409, 417

The Big Baffle (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 Big Boy Blue (77 Sunset Strip) 280 The Big Brass Bed (Love on a Rooftop) 190 Big City USA (The Lawrence Welk Show) 178 The Big Con (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Big Deal Inc. 398 Big Decision (West Point) 326 The Big Dive (Sea Hunt) 278 The Big Doll (Dragnet) 81 The Big Event 391 Big Fever (Hawaiian Eye) 140 The Big Full Moon (Dragnet) 81 The Big Grab (Car K-9 Six) 346 The Big Grab (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 The Big Grab-Bag (The Adventures of Falcon) 9, 10 The Big H Murder (Boston Blackie) 34 The Big Hand’s on Trouble? (Baretta) 24 The Big Heist (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 The Big Hit (Love and Marriage) 185 The Big Infant (Dragnet) 81 The Big Investigation (Dragnet 1967) 82 Big Iron (Knight Rider) 168 The Big Irony (Dragnet) 81 The Big Lie (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 The Big Manikin (Dragnet) 81 The Big Move (Margie) 201 The Big News 29 The Big Question 29 The Big Show (The Roy Rogers Show) 271 The Big Skip (Dragnet) 81 Big Town 30, 40, 59, 67, 142 The Big Valley 30 The Big Winner (The Steamers) 410 Bigelow, Joe 371 Bigelow, Susan 422 Biggers, Allison 401 Biggers, Dan 152 The Biggest Fight (Harbourmaster) 136 The Biggest Wedding in Town (The Millionaire) 220 Biglay, Dawn 360 The Bije Wilcox Story (Wagon Train) 320 Bikel, Theodore 40, 206, 419 Bikini Murders (Matt Houston) 203, 204 Bilik, Jerry 394 Bill, Tony 368, 420 Bill & Boyd 339 Bill Anderson Group 159 The Bill Dana Show 30 Bill Franklin (The Millionaire) 219 The Billboard Country Music Awards 18th Annual (The Jimmy Dean Show) 160 Billett, Don 169 Billett, Stu 297 Billingslea, Beau 275, 300 Billingsley, Barbara 252 Billingsley, Dick 285

INDEX Billingsley, Peter 257, 258 Billington, Michael 197 Billman, Bradford 344 Billy Grammer Group 161 Billy the Kid (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Bilson, Bruce 126, 185, 254, 275, 329, 365 Binder, Michael 414 Binder, Steve 156, 237, 358, 394 Bing, Mack 120–122, 419 Bing Crosby Productions 28, 37, 286 Bingo Twice a Week (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Binns, Edward (Ed) 16, 45, 73, 75, 156, 239, 289, 299, 365, 385, 400 The Biow Company 186 Birch, Paul 30, 38, 54, 116, 299 Bird, Barney 180 Bird, Billie 52, 217, 234 Bird, Michael J. 398 Birk, Raye 411 Birken, Rebecca 339 Birman, Len 198, 199, 227, 279 Birney, David 39, 278, 295, 347, 382, 394 Birney, Frank 91, 167, 236 Biro, Barney 198 Birth of the Baby (All in the Family) 14 Birth of the Beatles 341 Birthday Bag (Our Miss Brooks) 243 Birthday Boy (M*A*S*H) 193 The Birthday Girls (M*A*S*H) 193 The Birthday Party (Dynasty) 83 Biscailuz, Eugene W. 60 Bishop, Donald 330, 377 Bishop, Jim 96 Bishop, Joey 162, 358, 419 Bishop, Julie 229, 323 Bishop, Larry 228 Bishop, Leonard 406 Bishop, Loanne 124 Bishop, Patrick 196, 197 Bishop, Ron 130, 232, 254, 306, 312, 372 Bishop, Tony 341 Bishop, William 156, 217, 282 The Bishop of Battle (Darkroom) 352 Bisig, Gary 274, 329, 384, 422 Bisoglio, Val 251, 255, 256, 299 Bissell, Shirley 202 Bissell, Whit 7, 36, 134, 154, 177, 183, 203, 218, 277, 287, 290, 311, 315, 361, 373–375, 392 Bissett, Donald 388 Bissutti, Richard 250 Bitter Mission (Daniel Boone) 70 Bixby, Bill 142, 152, 162, 200, 229, 294, 373, 413, 415 Bixby, Jerome 209 Black, Angela 204 Black, Gerry 146 Black, John D.F. 85, 145, 170, 200, 290 Black, Karen 86, 395 Black, Nancy 398 Black, Noel 136 Black, Roger 228

INDEX Black, Walter 145 Black and White (Gibbsville) 126 Black Bart (Death Valley Days) 73 Black Beauty 341 The Black Cloak 395 A Black Dress for Gina (The Greatest Show on Earth) 128 Black Harvest 341 Black Hawk (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 The Black Hawk War (Cheyenne) 53 The Black Magnolia (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Black Market (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 The Black Mate (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 The Black McGloins (Lancer) 172 The Black Mirror (The Breaking Point) 37 Black on White (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Black Pearls (Harbor Command) 135 Black Saddle 30, 31 The Black Terror (The Range Rider) 257 Black Widow 341 Black Widow (Boston Blackie) 34 Blackburn, Dorothy 79, 203 Blackburn, Greta 211, 384, 417 Blackburn, Tom 54, 55, 297 Blackburn, Ward 75, 183 Blackmail 342 Blackmail (The Unexpected) 316 Blackman, Joan 75, 123, 249, 287 Blackman, Lonnie (Lonie) 247, 259 Blackmer, Sidney 70, 124, 303 Blackmon, Harlow 361 Blackmore, Stephanie 285 Blackout (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Blacks in Blue 342 Blackwell, William 35 Blackwood, John 204 Blacque, Taurean 146, 147, 272 Blaer, June 244 Blaine, Jimmy 147 Blaine, Sally 9 Blaine, Vivian 231, 346, 360 Blair, George 60, 201, 256, 271, 322 Blair, Henry 132 Blair, Janet 348 Blair, June 139, 182, 183 Blair, Linda 419 Blair, Nicky (Nickie) 127, 328 Blair, Patricia (Pat) 49, 69, 70, 259, 299 Blair, Robert E. 237 Blaisdell, Brad 311 Blaisdell, Makee 140 Blake, Amanda 130, 138, 254 Blake, Barry Edward 380 Blake, Ellen 146, 256, 338, 353 Blake, Elta 379 Blake, Jean 49, 61, 261 Blake, Larry (J.) 45, 49, 61, 143, 178, 231, 330, 405 Blake, Madge 27, 29, 52, 224 Blake, Pamela 257

440 Blake, Richard 381 Blake, Robert 16, 23, 215, 332 Blake, Sondra 390, 417 Blake, Timothy 8, 23, 174, 176 Blake, Whitney 38, 141, 210, 214, 221 Blakely, Barry 421 Blakely, Gene 295 Blakely, Susan 152 Blakeney, Olive 79, 212 Blakewell, William 35 Blakiston, Caroline 388 Blalock, Julia 374 Blanc, Mel 39, 126, 156, 245 Blanchard, Jackie 270 Blanchard, Mari 49, 166, 214, 367 Blanchard, Moody 26 Blankfield, Mark 97, 383 Blanque, Bob 20 Blansky’s Beauties 31 Blante, Louis 339 Blanton, Arell 168, 292 Blasser, Bob 163 Blassingame, Wade 355 Blatt, Daniel (H.) 210, 318, 340, 374, 403, 413, 418 Blatt-Singer Productions 339, 400, 403, 418 Blaze of Glory (Police Woman) 252 Bleach, Barry 176 Blears, Lord James 195, 196 Bleckner, Jeff 37, 271 Bledsoe, George 144 Bledsoe, Tempestt 66 Blee, Bob 296 Blees, Robert 40, 95, 248, 252, 341, 365 Bleich, Bill 411 Bleier, Nancy 279 Bleifer, John (C.) 180, 199, 304 Bleiler, Weldon 339 Blessed Event (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Blessing, Jack 287, 354 Bletcher, Billy 381 Bleyer, Archie (Archie Bleyer Orchestra) 18 Blind Justice (T.J. Hooker) 300 Blind Spot (Cheyenne) 55 Blind Spot (Knight Rider) 167 Blind Watch (T.J. Hooker) 300 Blinded Battler (Big Town) 30 Blinded by the Light (Daredevil) 352 Blinn, William 232, 233, 269, 292, 345 Blinn/Thorpe Productions 345 Blitzer, Barry (E.) 47, 48, 127, 163, 164 Blitzman, Jay 289 Bloch, Andrew 225 Bloch, John (W.) 154, 155, 221, 286, 295, 296, 326, 406 Bloch, Merwin 31 Bloch, Ray (Ray Bloch & His Orchestra) 157, 263 Bloch, Robert 291, 346, 352, 353 Block, Barbara Lynn 283 Blocker, Dan 33, 369 Blocker, Dirk 89, 271 Blocki, Fritz 201 Blondell, Gloria 67, 179 Blondell, Joan 22, 250, 334, 353, 371

Blondes Can Be Tamed (Bat Masterson) 26 Blondes Prefer Gentlemen (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Blood, Stephen 422 Blood and Magnolias (Shadow Chasers) 281 Blood Money (Acapulco) 8 Blood Money (Matt Houston) 204 Blood Ties (Matt Houston) 204 Blood Trails (Law of the Plainsman) 177 Blood Verdict (The FBI) 93 Bloodlines (Simon & Simon) 285 Bloodworth, James 219–221 Bloodworth-Thomason, Linda 87 The Bloody Tower (Batman) 28 Bloom, Claire 339, 357 Bloom, George 358 Bloom, Harold Jack 142, 180, 243 Bloom, John 13 Bloom, Lindsay 210, 211 Bloom, Scott 327 Bloom, Verna 126, 349 Bloomberg, Ron 236 Bloomfield, Robert 69, 180, 311 Blossom, Barbara 289 Blouin, John D. 138 Blount, Roy, Jr. 421 Blu, Susan 284, 285 Blue, Ben 8, 231, 343 Blue, Monte 286 Blue Collar Journal 342 The Blue Hotel (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Blue Light 31, 32 Bluebeard’s Seventh Wife (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Blueberry Hill (Mayor of the Town) 206 Bluel, Richard (M.) 23, 24, 56, 116, 243, 306, 366, 373 Blueprint for a Caper (Barnaby Jones) 24 Bluestein, Steve 36 Blueth, Ellen 357 Blum, Deborah 129 Blunt, Betty Andrews 220, 221 Blunt, Erin 256, 279 Blye, Allan 287, 381 Blye, Margaret (Maggie) 152, 391 Blye-Bearde Productions 381 BNB Productions 410 Boa, Bruce 367 Boag, Wally 34 Boar Hunt (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Boardman, Nan 206, 215, 310 Boaz, Charles 26, 194 The Bob and Ray Show 5, 342 The Bob Banas Dancers 163 Bob Banner Associates 42, 76, 119, 158, 309, 344, 409 Bob Crosby Nighttime 342 The Bob Crosby Show 342 The Bob Cummings Show 32, 190 Bob Fielding (The Millionaire) 214 Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre 32, 317

Bob Hope’s All-Star Super Bowl Party 342 Bob Hope’s Christmas Show, a Bagful of Comedy, the Merriest of the Merry 342 Bob Hope’s Road to Hollywood 342, 343 Bob Moore’s Mongrel Revue 419 The Bob Newhart Show 32, 233 The Bob Talmage Dancers 383 Bobby, Anne Marie 289 The Bobby Bare Group 160 Bobby Loved Me (Cannon) 44, 45 Bobrick, Sam 15, 127, 144 Bobrowicz, Sandra 204 Bob’s Day Off (The Bob Cummings Show) 32 Bochco, Steven 28, 146, 147 Bochman, George 291 Bochner, Hart 368 Bochner, Lloyd 39, 67, 83, 85, 90, 227, 238, 241, 242, 343, 366 Bock, Mitchell 85 Bodwell, Boyd 365 The Body Beautiful (Archer) 17 The Body of the Crime (Lawyer Lincoln) 380 Bodyguard (Bronco) 38 Boehm, David 218, 316 Boelsen, Jim 318 Boen, Earl 329, 330, 379 Boergadine, Steve 169 Boetticher, Budd 253 Bogardus, Robert 260 Bogart, Humphrey 33, 48, 358 Bogart, Linda Scruggs 411 Bogart, Paul 14, 239 Bogart, Tracy 368 Bogdarasian, Ross 30 Bogert, Vincent 119–122, 395 Bogert, William 128, 138, 153, 252, 377, 390, 425 Bohan, Jim 25 Bohay, Heidi 138, 149, 255 Bohem, Endre 59, 214, 324 Bohem, Hilda 59 Bohlig, Blair 135 Böhm, Katharina 360 Bohrer, Corinne 86, 300 Boigé, Anne 199 Bokar, Hal 244 Boland, Gene 82 Boland, Nora 153 The Bold Ones: The Law Enforcers 32 The Bold Ones: The Lawyers 32 The Bold Ones: The New Doctors 32 The Bold Ones: The Senator: series 32, 33; specials 343, 384 Bold Venture 33 Bolding, Bonnie 54 Bole, Cliff 23, 90, 204, 300, 301, 319 Boles, Eric 17, 329 Boles, Eugene 289 Boles, Jim 17, 56, 117, 130, 166, 171, 181, 240, 241, 294 Bolger, Martin 315 Bolger, Ray 24, 123, 415 Bolger, Robert (Bob) 241, 306 Boli, Tiffani 356

441 Bolkan, Florinda 424 Bolling, Tiffany 39 Bolton, Elaine 31 Bolton, Gina 202 Bolton, Muriel Roy 212–221, 323 Bon Voyage, Alonso (Simon & Simon) 285 Bonacki, Lou 52 Bonanza 33, 34, 171 Bonar, Becky 392 Bonar, Ivan 68, 116, 138, 154, 200, 244, 294 Bond, Gary 138 Bond, Michael 284 Bond, Nancy 152 Bond, Nelson 303 Bond, Raleigh 13, 22, 175, 273, 275, 276 Bond, Rudy 136, 250, 296 Bond, Sudie 95, 306 Bond, Ward 320 Bondelli, Phil 57, 58, 125, 286, 300, 319 Bondi, Beulah 250 Bonerz, Peter 32, 86, 236, 287, 340, 360 Bonet, Lisa 66 Bonham, Frank 38 Bonilla-Giannini, Roxanna 407 Bonis, Herbert 71 Bonne, Shirley 151, 291 Bonnell, Vivian 383 Bonner, Frank 46, 67, 88, 200, 235 Bonney, Gail 151 The Bonnie Franklin Show 343 Bonny, Joe 46 Bono, Cher 47 Bono, Sonny 47, 416 Bonsall, Brian 90 Booke, Sorrell 13, 82 Booker, Bob 231 Bookston, Alex 247, 248 Bookwalter, DeVeren 350 Boomer, Linwood 180–182, 234 Boon, Robert 173, 219, 315 Boone, Brendan (Brendon) 60, 117–119, 127 Boone, Debbie 334, 367 Boone, Pat 19 Boone, Randy 58, 319 Boone, Richard 142, 250, 373 Boone, Robert (Bob) 147, 206 Booth, Billy 74 Booth, Brenda Isaacs 275 Booth, Carol 300 Booth, Earl 424 Booth, James 238 Booth, Karin 49 Booth, Nesdon 12, 81, 115 Booth, Shirley 141, 358, 414 The Boots Randolph Group 161 Boragora or Bust (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 303 Borchert, Rudolph 57, 58, 236, 274, 275 The Bordello (Dynasty) 83 Borden, Alice 368 Borden, Eugene 211 Borden, Gail 94 Borden, Lynn 90, 141 Borden, Marilyn 57 Borden, Rene 285 Borden, Rosalyn 57 The Borden Show 34, 420

Border Showdown (Cheyenne) 53 The Bordermen 160 Borders, James 385 Boretski, Peter 238 Boretz, Alvin 40, 198, 314, 368 Borg, Richard 289 Borg, Veda Ann 82 Borge, Victor 18 Borghese, Joan 19 Borgnine, Ernest 46, 195, 334, 362, 364 Borisoff, Alexander 397 Bork, Tomeck 352 Borkan, Gene 279 Borkowski, Andrzej 352 Born, Roscoe 360 Born to Be Sold 339, 343 Born to the Wind 343, 374 Boroff, Phil 285 Borone, Frank 350 Borowitz, Andy 88 Borowitz, Katherine 359 Borowitz, Susan 90 Borrowed Glory (Cheyenne) 55 The Borrowed TV Set (It’s a Great Life) 156 Bortman, Michael 422 Borzage, Lew 310 BOS (The Love Boat) 186 Boseman, Eck 28 Bosley, Tom 134, 161, 162, 228, 286, 295, 340, 383, 393 Boss, May 172 Bosson, Barbara 146, 147, 287 Bostock, Barbara 190, 354 Boston, Jim 72 Boston, Joan 330 Boston, Joe 136, 137, 202 Boston, John 334 Boston Blackie 34, 35 The Boston Money Party (The Rogues) 269 The Bostonians 343 Bostwick, Barry 96, 364, 390, 398, 401, 405 Bostwick, Jackson 258 Boswell, Charles 202 Bosworth, Patricia 61, 62 Botelho, Clifford 219 Botero, Borris 72 The Bottom Line (Emergency!) 86 Bottoms, Joseph 355 Bottoms, Timothy 389 Boucher, Savannah Smith 302 Boucher, Sherry 93, 173 Bouchey, Willis 11, 15, 16, 33, 49, 54, 67, 78, 137, 205, 206, 240, 247, 248 Boulle, Pierre 250 Boulton, Barbara 303 The Bounty Hunter (Cagney and Lacey) 41 Bounty Hunter (Trackdown) 313 Bourbon Street Beat 35, 36 Bourg, Bryan 68 Bourne, Steve 344 Bourneuf, Philip 247, 318 Bouton, John 257, 258 Bouvier, Charles 235, 236 Bova, Joseph 317 Bovasso, Julie 98, 377 Bovingloh, Don 138 Bow, Simmy 294

Bowab, John 129, 287, 414 Bowen, Michael 167 Bowen, Pamela 168 Bowen, Roger 181, 351, 379, 389, 400 Bower, Antoinette 37, 93, 140, 154, 315, 404 Bower, Tom 321, 421 Bowers, George 82 Bowers, William 377 Bowes, Margie 161 Bowie, David 366 Bowker, Bob 97 Bowker, Judi 357, 374 Bowles, A.R. 414 Bowman, Christopher 181 Bowman, Chuck 50, 152, 153, 281, 300, 318 Bowman, Margaret 361 Bowman, Pamela 138, 149, 234, 301 Bowman, Robert 360 The Box Trick 343 The Boxer (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232 The Boxing Game (Lock-up) 183 The Boxing Racket (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Boxleitner, Bruce 37, 149, 273, 351, 371 The Boy (Trackdown) 313 The Boy in the Plastic Bubble 343 The Boy Who Could Be King (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 The Boy Who Cried “Goat” (Newhart) 233 Boyce, Donna Jo 73 Boyce, Tommy 150 Boyd, Guy 25, 338 Boyd, Jimmy 38 Boyd, Stuart 401 Boyd, William 148 Boyden, Sally 379 Boyer, Charles 11, 96, 97, 268 Boyett, Robert L. (Bob) 96, 161, 174 Boyett, William 8, 58, 59, 86, 93, 122, 145, 146, 151, 153, 205, 220, 255, 273, 278, 284, 285, 304 The Boyfriend (Diff ’rent Strokes) 76 Boylan, Malcolm Stuart 61 Boyle, David 413 Boyle, Donald R. 185, 283, 286, 300, 303, 319 Boyle, Jack 34 Boyle, Michael 153, 234 Boyle, Ray 144 Boyriven, Patrick 153, 418 Bracken, Larry 304 Bracken’s World 36 Brackett, Leigh 17 Bradbury, (Janette) Lane 326, 376, 395 Bradbury, Ray 385 Braddock 343 Braddock, James 94 Braddock, Martin 201 Braden, Tom 85 Bradford, Art 396 Bradford, John 404 Bradford, Kenneth 354 Bradford, Lane 53–55, 61, 67, 69, 72, 166, 259, 297 Bradford, Lonnie 360

INDEX Bradford, Marshall 56, 58, 92, 183, 316 Bradlee, Martha 289 Bradley, Bart 123, 157 Bradley, Bill 280 Bradley, Darlene 408 Bradley, Elizabeth 374 Bradley, Jean 19 Bradley, Leslie E. 322 Bradley, Lovis 221 Bradley, Omar 406 Bradley, Robin 334 Bradley, Stephen 384, 391 Bradley, Stewart 54, 171, 216, 247 Bradley, Truman 277 Bradshaw, Booker 36, 85 Bradshaw, Joan 81 Brady, Ben 243, 246 Brady, Buff 173 Brady, David 244 Brady, Don 380 Brady, Fred 49 Brady, Frederic 11, 54, 133, 280, 290, 296, 298, 311, 336 Brady, Lisa 169 Brady, Pat 271 Brady, Ruth 184 Brady, Scott 23, 90, 164, 250, 284, 402, 421 Brady, Steve 76 Brady, William 330 The Brady Bunch Hour 36 Braeden, Eric (= Hans Gudegast) 119, 203, 227, 315, 349, 372, 385, 424 Braff, David 318, 319 Brahm, John 11, 12, 33, 79, 126, 192, 211, 213, 214, 276, 320, 323, 416 The Brahma Bull (Cheyenne) 56 Brainteasers 343 Bralver, Charlene 86 Bralver, Robert (Bob) 86, 167, 168 Bram, Babbet 381 Bramley, Raymond 303 Bramley, William 130, 154, 294, 306, 386 Brammer, Shelby 37 Brand, Jolene 56, 129, 141, 375 Brand, Max 79 Brand, Neville 56, 74, 173, 200, 254, 317, 362, 393, 406, 416 Brand of Courage (Cheyenne) 54 Brande, Tony 51 Branded 36, 37 Brandel, Marc 25, 423 Brander, Richard 314, 315 Brando, Jocelyn 115, 216, 345 Brando, Kevin 153, 300 Brandon, Clark 224, 225, 381 Brandon, David 224, 230, 350 Brandon, Henry 69, 183, 236, 344 Brandon, Jane Alice 169 Brandon, Michael 206, 349, 397, 401, 419 Brandon, Peter 398 The Brandons of Birch Hill 343, 379 Brandorf, Stanley H. 228 Brands, X. 67, 330 Brandstein, Eve 86 Brandt, Ed 421 Brandt, Henry (Hank)

INDEX 117–119, 168, 204, 286, 296, 329, 350, 366, 373 Brandt, Janet 184, 408 Brandt, Martin 303 Brandt, Thordis 126 Brandt, Victor 116, 154, 285 Branham, Andrew 303 Brannigan, Laura 336 Brannon, Carol 133 Brannum, Hugh 97 Brashen, Louise (“Tuffy”) 262 Brass Knuckle Killer (Boston Blackie) 34 Brass Ring Caper (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Brasselle, Keefe 355 Braswell, Charles 79 Bratcher, Joe 14 Bratton, Creed 85 Brauer, Tiny 75 Braugher, André 169 Braun, Judith 213 Braun, Uta 117 Brauner, Asher 211, 336 Braunstein, Gene 175, 327 Braverman, Bart 90, 319 Braverman, Chuck 67 Braverman, David (Dave) 80, 150 Braverman, Michael 255, 256 Bravo, Danny 182 Braxton, Robin 58 Bray, Robert 173, 289 Bray, Thom 37 Brayton, Margaret 156 Brazil, Scott 146 Brazzi, Rossano 138 Bread (The Honeymooners) 371 A Break in the Ice 343 Break Out 344 Breakdown (Emergency!) 86 Breakdown (Tombstone Territory) 311 Breakfast Theatre (Newhart) 233 Breaking Away 37 Breaking Home Ties 344, 393 The Breaking Point 37 Breakout (Baretta) 23 Breakout (The Felony Squad) 94 Breakout (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Breakout (The Risk Taker) 402 Breakout (V) 318 Breaux, Marc 366 Brecher, Irving 246 Brecher, Jim 413 Breck, Peter 30, 31, 38, 56, 222, 298 Breed, John K. 151 Breeding, Larry 175, 176 Breen, Joseph 53 Breen, Philip 344 Breeze, Michelle 130 Bregman, Buddy 163 Bremen, Lenny (Lennie) 91, 262 Brenda’s Triumph (Rhoda) 259 Brenlin, George 39, 180, 248, 373 Brennan, Ann 289 Brennan, Eileen 270, 305 Brennan (Reeves), Melissa 272 Brennan, Patrick 421 Brennan, Robert 204

442 Brennan, Walter 357 Brenner, Carolyn 296 Brenner, Dori 50, 85, 409 Brenner, Ray 47, 48, 127, 163, 164, 279 Brenner, for the People 344 Brennert, Alan 223, 284 Brent, Eve 26, 216 Brent, John 176, 287 Bresler, Jerry (Jerry Bresler Orchestra) 18 Breslin, Jimmy 393 Breslin, Patricia (Pat) 219, 246, 276 Breslow, Lou 68, 304 Brestoff, Richard 22, 242 Bretherton, Howard 201, 256 Breuer, Jim 272 Breuer, Pascal 360 Brewer, Jameson (James) 123, 153, 157, 166, 205, 206, 276 Brewer, Teresa 159 Brewster, Diane 53, 180, 204, 212, 215, 220, 240, 276, 284, 304 Brewton, Maia 204 Brian, David 150, 223 Brian, Judith 223, 316 Brian, Mary 207, 316 Brian Hendricks (The Millionaire) 213 Brice, Fanny 245 Brice, Ron 288 Brickell, Beth 124 Bricken, Jules 79, 122, 192, 208, 276, 296, 315, 388 Bricker, Helen 257 The Bride (Tombstone Territory) 312 The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky (Favorite Story) 93 Bridge, Al 257 Bridge, Lois 217 Bridges, Beau 59, 97, 238, 316, 317, 389, 395, 422 Bridges, James 11 Bridges, Jeff 278 Bridges, Jim 194 Bridges, Lloyd 182, 271, 277, 364, 372, 382, 390, 413 Bridges, Ned 350, 401 Bridges, Todd 76, 377 Bridget (Westside Medical) 327 Briefcase (Target) 304 Brigadier, Basil 199 Briggs, Charles 403 Briggs, Donald (Don) 172, 303 Briggs, Kaleb 403 Briggs, Richard 354, 368, 408 Bright Boy (The Unexpected) 316 Briles, Charles (Chuck) 30, 205 Brill, Charles (Charlie) 153, 275, 285, 297 Brill, Fran 336 Brill, Frank 414 Brill, Marty 283 Brimley, Wilford 171, 321, 336, 403 Brinckerhoff (Brinkerhoff ), Burt 23, 79, 83, 149, 275, 287, 339 Brinegar, Paul 54, 70, 171, 172, 184, 203 Bring ’em Back Alive 37

Bringelson, Mark 235 Brinkley, Christie 368 Brinkley, Don 26, 33, 78, 155, 158, 165, 198, 206, 259, 304, 305, 310, 313, 321, 322, 324, 326, 336 Brinkley, Mark 17 Brinkley, Rich 275 Brinkmann, Heinz 118, 314 Brinks: The Great Robbery 344, 350 Briscoe, Brent 87 Briscoe, Jimmy 153, 408 Brisebois, Danielle 14 Briskin, Fred 164 Briskin, Mort 128, 239, 240, 282, 327 Briskin Productions 11 Bristol, Adam S. 153, 300 Britain, [unknown] 392 Britt, Elton 161 Britt, Hector 305 Britt, Leo 96 Britt, Melendy 204 Britt, Ruth 288 Brittany, Morgan (= Suzanne Cupito) 244, 382, 390 Britton, Barbara 223 Britton, Eleanor 263 Britton, Ila 126 Britton, Keith 276 Britton, Pamela 229, 231, 280 Brizard, Philippe 88 Broadcasting & Film Commission of the National Council of Churches 399 Broadside 37, 38 The Broadway Playhouse 38, 305 Broadway Video 272 Brocco, Peter 32, 86, 92, 117, 146, 184, 306, 316, 359, 393 Broccoli (United States) 317 Brochtrup, Bill 148 Brock, Stanley 24, 85, 235, 397, 414 Brocks, Frank 76 Broderick, James 90 Brodhead, James (E.) 125, 200, 377 Brodie, Steve 56, 87, 92, 149, 219, 223, 270, 277, 280, 323 Brodkin, Herbert 239, 249, 250, 296, 359, 388 Brodney, Oscar 11 Brodrick, Malcolm 215 Brody, Lane 305 Brody, Larry 125, 250, 251, 269, 294, 295, 350, 351 Brogan, Michael 352 Brogan, Ron 83 Brogger, Frederick 225 The Broken Pledge (Cheyenne) 54 The Broken Thread (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Brokenshire, Norman 309 Brolin, James 148, 382, 397 Bromfield, John 240, 282 Bromfield, Kenneth 192 Bromfield, Louis 86, 375 Bromfield, Valri 15, 413 Bromilow, Peter 85 Bromley, Sheila 115, 140, 152, 206, 253, 276 The Bronc Buster (Hey Mulligan) 144 Bronco 38, 53–55, 297 Bronder, William 23, 147

Bronk 38, 39 Bronson, Charles 17, 198, 214, 282, 299, 313, 323, 337, 385 Bronson, Lillian 56, 134, 166, 206, 214, 216, 224, 260, 315, 320 Brooke, Hillary 97, 212, 229, 259 Brooke, Hugh 316 Brooke, Martin 12 Brooke, Peter R. 279, 297 Brooke, Rand 199 Brooke, Sorrell 17 Brooke, Walter 17, 56, 89, 153, 170, 181, 222, 240, 244, 260 Brooker, Joan 274 Brookes, Diana 275 Brookes, Jacqueline 334 Brooks, Albert 272, 273 Brooks, Avery 288, 289 Brooks, Barry 25, 37, 177, 247, 320 Brooks, Bonnie 238 Brooks, David Allen 289 Brooks, Foster 226 Brooks, George W. 51 Brooks, Geraldine 116, 128, 244 Brooks, Hildy 397 Brooks, Hindi 181 Brooks, James L. 22, 184, 259, 269, 305 Brooks, Joe 88, 363 Brooks, Martin E. 116, 194, 206, 255, 286 Brooks, Norman 19, 20 Brooks, Peter 126 Brooks, Rand 92, 194, 209, 212 Brooks, Randi 202, 284, 344, 369, 401 Brooks, Robby 298 Brooks, Rolland M. 129 Brooks, Roxanne 259 Brooks, Stephen 93, 239, 291 Brooks, Walter R. 224 Brooten, Kenneth 285 Brophy, Edward 211 Brophy, Kevin 190 Brophy, Sallie (Sally) 202, 211, 287 Brose, Richard 235 Brother David (Bonanza) 34 Brother to Dragons (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Brotherhood of the Bell 362, 363 Brothers 39 Brothers, Dr. Joyce 252, 284, 340, 355, 413 Brothers and Sons (Rafferty) 256 Brother’s Keeper (Knight Rider) 167 A Brother’s Revenge (Boston Blackie) 34 Brotman, Joyce 136 Brough, Joanne 89 Brougher, John Bubbles 18 Brow, Big Skinny 361 Brower, Mitchell 338 Brown, A. Whitney 272 Brown, Allen 39, 185 Brown, Augie 283 Brown, Barbra 316 Brown, Bill 324 Brown, Blair 339 Brown, Bonnie 161

443 Brown, Bryan 414 Brown, Calvin 27 Brown, Carleton 213 Brown, Charlotte 22, 259, 313 Brown, Chelsea 39, 270 Brown, Christopher J. 242 Brown, Courtney 124, 278 Brown, David 275, 276 Brown, David Neal 289 Brown, Dee 344 Brown, Dorothy 55 Brown, Dwier 386 Brown, Earl (Earl Brown Orchestra; Earl Brown Singers) 71, 163 Brown, Ellen 404 Brown, Erin Nicole 381 Brown, Franklin 152 Brown, Frederic 12, 303 Brown, Gates 278 Brown, Georg Stanford 147, 197, 222, 238, 269, 393 Brown, George Carleton 229 Brown, Harris 229 Brown, Harry 211, 354 Brown, Harry Joe 9, 67 Brown, Howard 238 Brown, J. 123 Brown, Jackie 95 Brown, James 336 Brown, James H. 68, 254, 377, 408 Brown, James L. 279 Brown, Jim 251, 301, 302 Brown, Jim (Edward) 161 Brown, John 124 Brown, John (Johnny) 128, 270 Brown, Josephine 303 Brown, Judith 392 Brown, Judy 155 Brown, Julie 175 Brown, Keisa 396 Brown, Kenneth 133 Brown, Leonard 298 Brown, Les, Jr. 315 Brown, Lew 82, 116, 125, 130, 138, 154, 250, 255, 328 Brown, Marcia 291 Brown, Margaret (Meg) 74 Brown, Maxine 161 Brown, Olivia 301 Brown, P.L. 235 Brown, Pamela 203, 374 Brown, Pepe 245, 246 Brown, Percy 195 Brown, Peter 11, 54, 56, 138, 173, 177, 202, 203, 252, 285, 297, 301, 416 Brown, Phil 385 Brown, Phillip 80 Brown, R.G. 360 Brown, Reb 57, 136 Brown, Robert 250, 379 Brown, Roger Aaron 302, 373 Brown, Ron 93 Brown, Ruth 271 Brown, Steve 40, 41 Brown, Tally 403 Brown, Thurman 190, 315 Brown, Tom 59, 78, 85, 123, 130, 183, 194, 224, 248, 253, 260, 324, 326 Brown, Vanessa 51, 213, 229, 250 Brown, Vivian 25, 88 Brown, Wally 152, 205, 260, 261 Brown, Woody 88, 94, 95, 168

Browne, Arthur, Jr. 177 Browne, Howard 61 Browne, Kale 83 Browne, Kathie 33, 38, 141, 165, 260, 286, 298, 312, 328 Browne, Robert Alan 284, 388 Browne, Roscoe Lee 195 Brownell, Barbara 255 Browning, Dan 359 Browning, Ricou 95, 124 Browning, Rod 335, 362, 389, 421 Browning, Susan 127 The Browns 161 Broyles, Bob 383 Broyles, Robert 46 Brubaker, Robert (Bobby) 70, 116, 154, 282, 322, 375 Brubaker, Tony 283, 330 Brubeck, Dave (Dave Brubeck Quartet) 415 Bruce, Betty 52, 140 Bruce, Carol 51, 371 Bruce, David 28, 183 Bruce, Dorothy 131, 133 Bruce, Douglas 396 Bruce, George 122 Bruce, Lydia 79 Bruce, Nigel 97 Bruce, Robert 223 Bruce Lansbury Productions, Ltd. 90, 410, 423 Bruck, Bella 279 Bruck, Karl 70, 117, 291 Bruckner, William 38 Bruditt, George 311 Bruford, Bill 97 Brüll (Brull), Pamela 203, 274 Brumbaugh, Jack 19 Brundin, Bo 424 Bruneau, Ralph 13 Bruner, Anne 203 Brunette Bombshell (Bat Masterson) 26 Brunettes Are In (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Brunetti, Argentina 140, 162, 317, 324 Brunner, Bob 31, 76, 325 Bruno, the bear 124 Bruns, Mona 240, 241 Bruns, Philip (Phil) 39, 83, 157, 235, 243, 284, 314, 359 Brutsche, Jerry 28 Brutsman, Joseph 276 Bryan, Arthur Q. 131–133, 252 Bryan, Brandy 304 Bryan, Eddie 326 Bryan, Marvin 237 Bryan, Paul 96 Bryant, Anita 124, 125 Bryant, Connie Milton 286 Bryant, Jeff 94 Bryant, John 49, 133, 184, 209, 212, 323 Bryant, Joshua 24, 44, 181, 193, 199, 203, 256, 294 Bryant, Lee 142, 300, 301, 379 Bryant, Michael 213 Bryant, Nana 71, 243 Bryant, William (Bill) 86, 89, 115, 118, 149, 166, 172, 274, 285, 299, 306, 324 Bryar, Claudia 200, 203, 295, 360, 367 Bryar, Paul 23, 25, 46, 211, 213, 247, 294, 295, 324, 359

Brynner, Yul 262, 296 Bryson, Chere 346 Bubbles, John W. 419 Buchanan, Barry 318 Buchanan, Edgar 40, 123, 148, 163, 166, 182, 217, 248, 259 Buchanan, James David 51, 158 Buchanan, West 351 Buchholz, Horst 351, 372 Buck, Connie 269 Buck, Craig 148, 418 Buck, Frank 37 Buck, Ron 295 Buck & Bubbles 18 Buck & Smitty 160 Buck & Smitty & the Virginians 159 Buck Owens & the Buckaroos 159, 160 Buck Rogers in the 25th Century 39 Buckaroo 344 The Buckbrier Trail (Bronco) 38 Buckhantz, Allan 67 Buckley, Betty 85, 359, 404 Buckley, Dick 309 Buckley, Hal 239, 296 Buckley, Louise 407 Buckman, Tara 202 Buckner, Brad 273 Buckridge, Kenneth 10 Buck’s Portrait (The Doris Day Show) 80 The Buckskin (The Range Rider) 257 Bud and Lou, the Story of Abbott & Costello 344 Bud and the Debutante (Father Knows Best) 91 Bud Austin Production 371 Bud Yorkin–Norman Lear Tandem Productions 127, 271, 356 Bud Yorkin Productions 14 Buferd, Marilyn 214 The Buffalo Hunters (The Quest) 254 Buffalo Story (How the West Was Won) 372 Buffington, Sam 199, 205, 297, 327 Buffington, Stephanie 415 Buffum, Ray 321 Buford, Gordon 142 Bugsy (Mr. Lucky) 224 Buhler, Kitty 406 Building a Space Station (Men into Space) 209 Buka, David 61 Buka, Donald 178 Buktenica, Raymond (Ray) 259, 375 Bula, Tammi 359 Bulatao, Jose 353 Bulifant, Joyce 95, 172, 247 Bull, Richard (Dick) 94, 130, 142, 180–182, 199, 227, 269, 294, 320, 353, 366, 406 Bull, Sheldon 233, 234 Bull Gets a Kid (Night Court) 235 Bullard, Nigel 84, 204 Bullet for a Friend (Wichita Town) 327 Bullet for a Toy Soldier (Blue Light) 31

INDEX A Bullet for Bingo (Everglades) 87 The Bullfighter (The Millionaire) 221 Bullins, Ed 238 Bullock, Harvey 15, 56, 57, 185 Bumpass, Rodger 138 Bumstead, J.P. 138, 305 Bunce, Alan 407 Bunch, Betty 283 Bunch, Chris 39, 202, 255 Bundy, Brooke 123, 164, 172, 173, 200, 206, 389 Bundy, Ted 311 Bunetta, Frank 10, 76, 157 Bunim, Mary-Ellis 272 Bunker: #34967 Portrait of a Convict 344 A Bunny’s Tale 344 Buntrock, Bobby 141 Buono, Victor 27, 140, 199, 200, 247, 339 Burau, Rene 95 The Burbank Quickies 270 The Burbank Story (Lawbreakers) 177 Burchfield, Stephanie 125 Burdis, Mark 357 Burditt, George 311 Burgess, Bobby 178, 179 Burgess, Christopher 388 Burgess, Wilma 160 Burghardt, Arthur 169 Burghoff, Gary 85, 90, 192, 193, 346 Burgos, Robert 376 Burgundy Street Singers 258 Burial Ground of the Gods (Maverick) 205 Buried Alive (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Buried Treasure (The Adventures of Falcon) 10 Burk, Jim 193 Burke, Billie 280 Burke, Caroline 202 Burke, Delta 129, 210, 344, 406 Burke, Hal 156 Burke, James 82, 201, 289, 290, 322 Burke, Joe 253 Burke, Paul 136, 137, 218, 237, 314, 315, 422 Burke, Robert 363 Burke, Ron 68, 70, 90 Burke, Walter 35, 73, 178, 277, 354 Burke’s Law 39, 40, 75 Burkin, Mary 89 Burkley, Dennis 82, 85, 147, 223 Burl, Stephen 201 Burlat, Kevin 381 Burleigh, Stephen 79, 358, 376 Burlen, Margaret 136 Burley, Mark A. 153, 283 Burmester, Leo 95, 364 Burn, Jonathan 357 Burnell, Peter 79 Burnett, Carol 46, 119–122, 196, 358, 381 Burnett, Donald (Don) 35, 139, 239, 298 Burnette, Olivia 361 Burnette, Robert 361 Burnette, Smiley 248, 249 Burnham, Edward 357 The Burning Man (Rafferty) 257

INDEX The Burning Springs (Bronco) 38 Burns, Allan 142, 184, 259, 269, 334, 373 Burns, Bart 169, 212, 217, 281 Burns, Bonnie 157 Burns, Brendan 364 Burns, Catherine 424 Burns, David 229 Burns, George 5, 85, 124, 144, 156, 224, 342, 349, 358, 368, 383 Burns, Jack 15, 97 Burns, John 127 Burns, Judith 254 Burns, Judy 197, 329 Burns, Michael 226, 294, 295, 312, 320, 321 Burns, Paul E. 53, 253 Burns, Ronnie 124, 218 Burns, Stan 46–48, 419 Burns, Stephan 414 Burns, Terry 83 Burns, Timothy 274, 285, 294 Burns, William 124, 237, 383 Burns, William D. 297 The Burns and Allen Show 40 Burr, Eugene 319 Burr, Fritzi 152, 424 Burr, Lonnie 257 Burr, Raymond 155, 246, 334, 357 Burrell, Jimmy 15 Burrell, Maryedith 97 Burroughs, Clark 132 Burroughs, Jackie 238 Burrows, Abe 239, 262 Burrows, James 22, 32, 40, 52, 93, 305, 345 Burrows, John 305 Burrows, Vinie 110 Burrows-Ackerman Productions 305 Burson, Polly 145 Burstyn, Ellen (= Ellen McRae) 56 Burstyn, Neil 82 Burt, Frank 81, 92, 237 Burt, Nellie 29, 154, 172 Burton, Bernard W. 40 Burton, Bill 171 Burton, Dave 413 Burton, Hal 202 Burton, Irv 413 Burton, Jay 309 Burton, Jhean 116 Burton, John 34 Burton, Julian 16 Burton, Kate 357, 359 Burton, Norm 190 Burton, Norman(n) 283, 329, 330 Burton, Richard 143, 337, 357 Burton, Robert (Bob) 166, 205, 218, 240, 298, 341 Burton, Sarah 61, 62, 98 Burton, Skip 173 Burton, Tony 125, 137, 272, 300, 377 Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee 344 Bus Stop 40 Busch, Lou 396 Busch, Paul 117, 118 Busfield, Timothy 313 Bush, Billy Green (William; Green Bush, Billy) 153, 200, 244, 326, 331, 361 Bush, Florence 123

444 Bush, Gilmore 212 Bush, Owen 23, 40, 45, 130, 219, 294, 422 Bush, Tommy 300 Bush, Warren V. 391 Bush, William (Billy Green) 153, 200, 244, 326, 331, 361 The Bushwhackers (Wonder Woman) 329 Busia, Akosua 167 Busk, Lorie 255 Busta, Brian 387 Buster Davis Singers 119 Busting Loose 40 But I’ve Never Been in Erie, Pa (Petticoat Junction) 249 But, My Dear, You Can’t Stop the Clock (The Breaking Point) 37 Butkus, Dick 38, 283, 350, 411 Butler, David 32, 320 Butler, Dean 180, 365 Butler, Eugene 274, 422 Butler, Harry 285 Butler, John K. 72, 73, 122, 280 Butler, Paul 289 Butler, Robert 31, 79, 130, 146, 154, 164, 243, 291, 318, 374, 378 Butler, Tony 361 Butterfield, Herbert (Herb) 69, 131–134 Butterfield, Kathryn 364 Butterflies 344 Butterfly 345 Butterfly Mourning (Switch) 299 Buttkus, Glenn 254 Buttons, Red 76, 159, 413, 418, 424 Buttram, Pat 122, 156, 283, 396 Butts, Dorothy 279, 413 Buxbaum, James (M.) 95 Buxton, Frank 185, 413 Buxton, Sarah G. 285 Buyeff, Lillian 198, 237 Buza, George 380 Buzzell, Edward 309 Buzzi, Ruth 47, 48, 122, 129, 270 By Her Own Admission 345 By Reason of Insanity 345 Byers, Brian 86, 136, 162, 377 Byington, Spring 73, 75, 224 Byles, Bobby 135 By-line Steve Wilson 30, 40 By-Line, Molly Maguire 345 Byner, John 415 Byrd, Anne Gee 68, 279 Byrd, David 378 Byrd, Jeanne Marie 380 Byrd, Ralph 75 Byrd, Tom 174 Byrd-Nethery, Miriam (Nethery, Miriam Byrd) 154, 377, 397 Byrne, Gabriel 391 Byrne, Joe 331, 340, 379, 388, 408 Byrne, Michael 357 Byrne, Stuart James 209 Byrnes, Bara 96 Byrnes, Burke 169, 226, 295, 326, 392 Byrnes, Edward (Edd) 177, 202, 279, 280, 299, 413

Byrnes, George 299 Byrnes, James (Jim) 17, 70, 149, 348, 350, 372, 394, 410, 423 Byrns, Allan 343 Byron, Carol 306, 329 Byron, Edward (Ed) 223 Byron, Jean 40, 54–56, 78, 139, 144, 192, 205, 206, 211, 245, 246 Caan, James 37, 170 Cabal, Robert 58, 323 Cabo 345, 407 Cabot, Bruce 303 Cabot, Celia 19 Cabot, Sebastian 52, 58, 193, 276 Cactus Productions 36 Caddigan, Charles 46 Caddigan, James L. 46 Cade’s County 40 Cadell, Ava 68, 211 Cadenhead, John 393 Cadiente, David 141, 301, 330 Cadman, Joshua 174 Cadogan, Alice 195, 234 Cadorette, Mary 382 Cady, Frank 166, 244, 248, 249 Caesar, Harry 413 Caesar, Sid 46, 47, 185, 192, 341, 381, 404 Caffaro, Cheri 23 Caffery, L’Carole 396 Caffey, Michael 24, 25, 57, 117–119, 136, 200, 295, 329, 330, 406 Caffey, Richard 117 Cagle, Wade 209 The Cage (Star Trek) 291 Cagney, James (Jimmy) 231, 342, 375 Cagney, Jeanne 378 Cagney and Lacey 40, 41 Cahan, George M. 35, 58, 66, 124, 147, 156, 202, 229, 282, 315, 316 Cahill, Barry 56, 118, 216, 255, 315, 328, 329 Cahill, Beth 272 Cahill, Bob 21 Cahn, Dann 200 Cahn, Sammy 421 Caillou, Alan 117, 253, 254 Cain, David Michael 235 Cain, Jess 289 Cain, Madelyn 284, 301 Cain, William 289 Caine, Howard 210 Caine, Michael 334 Caine, Richard 123, 402 Cainey, M.C. 134 Cain’s Hundred 41 Caire, Audrey 247 Cairncross, William O. 255 Calamity Jane: Her Own Story 345 Calculated Risks (Knots Landing) 168, 169 Calder, King 54, 178, 209 Caldwell, Dan 294, 295, 390 Caldwell, David (Dave) 257, 258 Caldwell, George 153 Calfa, Don 23, 296, 397, 407 Calhoun, Rory 309, 346 Calhoun Gaddy (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Cali, John 263

Calico Dog (Death Valley Days) 72 California, Here We Are (All in the Family) 14 California National Productions 147, 239, 282, 375 California Studios 386 The Californians 345 California’s Father of the Vine (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Caliri, Jonathan (Jon) 318 Call, Anthony D. 67, 291 Call, Brandon 285, 408 Call, Roy D. 138 The Call and the Answer (The General Electric Theatre) 123 The Call Girl (The Family Kovac) 359 Call Mr. D. 41, 259 The Call of the Mild (Ace of the Mounties) 334 The Call of the Mild (Taxi) 305 Call to Glory 41 Callahan, James T. 46, 137, 154, 155, 167, 283, 315, 388, 411 Callahan, Mushy 277, 304 Callahan, Pepe 40, 372 Callahan, Roberta 294, 295 Callan, Cecile 147, 359 Callan, Christopher 176 Callan, K 233, 255, 257 Callan, Michael 85, 206, 285, 405 Callard, Kay E. 232 Callard, Roger 330 Callas, Charlie 138, 299, 419 Callaway, Cheryl 79 Callaway, Thomas 89, 283 Callaway, William 328 Callie, Hal 199 Calling Dr. Herbie (Herbie the Love Bug) 142 Callow, Simon 274 Calloway, Bill 185 Calloway, Cab 367, 419 Calloway, Sherill 115 Calomee, Gloria 291 Calvada Productions 75 Calvert, Bill 420 Calvert, Jim 279 Calvin, John (Jack) 17, 227, 255, 275, 302, 303, 319 Camacho, Corinne 45, 206 Cambridge, Ed 279 Cambridge, Godfrey 164 Camden, Joan 198, 213, 221 Camelot Productions, Ltd. 392 Camenson, Todd 196, 197 Camera (I Led Three Lives) 151 Cameron, Constance 135 Cameron, Faye 195 Cameron, Gail Bryant 294 Cameron, JoAnna 126 Cameron, Oween 270 Cameron, Rod 59, 292 Camino, Del 282 Camlin, Peter 205, 212, 245 Camp, Colleen 196, 200 Camp, Hamilton 142, 347 Camp, Helen Page 360, 379 Camp Care-Free 345, 346 Camp Runamuck 41, 42 Campanella, Frank 26, 125, 222, 251

445 Campanella, Joseph 79, 172, 200, 203, 239, 252, 256, 384, 396 Campanella, Roy, II 285 Campanelli, Linda 281 Campbell, Alan 401 Campbell, Alexander (Alex, Alec) 50, 97, 292, 324 Campbell, Bill 84, 356, 362 Campbell, Carole Ann 210 Campbell, Duane R. 13 Campbell, Gary 117 Campbell, Glen 287 Campbell, J. Kenneth 329, 364 Campbell, John George 13 Campbell, Laura 406 Campbell, Nicholas 302 Campbell, R. Wright 53 Campbell, S. 81 Campbell, William 97, 118, 247, 291, 294, 295 Campfield, Craig 137 Camphuis, Richard G. 302 Campi, Ed 69, 70 Campion, Clifford J. 14 Campion, Gerald 92 Campitelli, Tom 393 Campo, Tony 123 Campos, Rafael 259, 300, 322, 418 Campos, Victor 40, 169, 300, 373, 407 Can You Chop This? (Sanford and Son) 271, 272 Can You Sue Your Parents for Malpractice? 346 Canada, Roy 72 Canary, David 33, 34, 249 Canary, Martha Jane 345 Canavan, Michael 228, 274 Candela, Capri 248 Candid Camera 42–44, 119 Candid Camera Dancers 44 The Candid Microphone 42 Candido, Candy 177 Cane, Charles 323 Canestrai, Gena 217 Canfield, Curtis 202 Canfield, Herman 81 Canfield, Mary Grace 8, 338 Cangey, Dick 70, 328 The Canine Caper (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Cannan, Tom 294 Cannell, Stephen J. 23, 51, 128, 293, 356 Canning, Victor 123, 404 Cannon 44–46 Cannon, Diane (Dyan) 7, 48, 260 Cannon, Glenn 194, 195, 197 Cannon, J.D. 41, 154, 155, 193, 194, 202, 269, 416 Cannon, Katherine 25, 227, 294, 422 Cannon, Orin 297, 343 Canova, Diana 185, 392 Cantero, George 23 Canterville Ghost (Favorite Story) 92 Cantor, Charlie 137 Cantor, Eddie 5, 60, 84 Cantu, Dolores 90 Canutt, Joe 70 Canutt, Tap 70 Canyon of No Return (The FBI) 93 Capell, Peter 31, 423 Capen, Chris 168, 253

Caper (Kojak) 170 Caper on a Quiet Street (Kojak) 170 Capers, Virginia 84, 87, 255, 318 Capice, Philip 68, 367, 412 Capizzi, Bill 152, 301 Caples Company 146 Caplin, Charles 91 Cap’n John’s Dilemma (Waterfront) 323 Capodice, John 288 Capp, Al 381 Cappiello, Frank 328 Capri, Anna (Ahna) 56, 94, 155, 203, 299 Capshaw, Kate 388 Captain Carroll (The Millionaire) 213 Captain Video (and His Video Rangers) 46, 278 The Captive (The Invaders) 155 The Captive (The Quest) 254 The Capture (Tombstone Territory) 312 Capture of the Santa Rosa (Sea Hunt) 278 Captured in Mexico (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Captured Raider (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Car K-9 Six 346 Car Wars (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Carabatsos, Steven W. 116 Caranchini, Silvio 342, 368, 375 Carbellano, Tony 175, 176 Carbon Copy Cats (Acapulco) 7 Carbone, Antony 24, 293, 318 Card, James 256 Card, Kathryn 149, 180, 324 Cardea, Frank 66 Cardi, Pat 155, 156 Cardiff Productions 177 Cardinelli, Bart 354 Cardona (Charles), Annette 145 Carefree Video Company 157 Carère, Christine 31 Carew, Peter 45 Carey, Christopher 329 Carey, Harry, Jr. 209, 260, 377 Carey, Leonard 214 Carey, Macdonald 72, 78, 182, 276, 416 Carey, Mary Jane 150 Carey, Michele 198, 200, 329, 391 Carey, Olive 182 Carey, Philip 56, 173 Carey, Timothy 148 Caribbean Affair 346 Caribbean Cargo (Caribbean Affair) 346 Caribbean: The Astorga Affair 346 Caridi, Carmine 90, 354 Carillo, Leo 58 Carjart, Timothy 289 Carl Bronson (The Millionaire) 214 Carl Jablonsky Dancers 231 Carl Nelson Story (The Millionaire) 211 Carla (Baretta) 23 Carleton, Claire 50, 144, 314

Carlile, David 153 Carlin, George 161, 383 Carlin, Joy 294 Carlin, Lynn 126, 279 Carlin, Steve 157 Carlisle, Kitty 51 Carlo, Ismael (“East”) 272, 273, 301, 335 Carlotta (Baretta) 23 Carlson, Gail Rae (Gail Ramsey) 275 Carlson, Janet 91 Carlson, Jim 57, 270 Carlson, Karen 22, 146, 194, 203, 289 Carlson, Laura 168 Carlson, Leslie 238 Carlson, Linda 165, 233, 275, 326 Carlson, Richard 16, 74, 151, 172, 194, 198, 248, 321, 328, 347 Carlsson, Carl 175 Carlton, Matthew Scott 361 Carlton E. Morse Collection 4, 240 Carlyle, Cora 262, 263 Carlyle, John 12, 132, 140, 214 Carlyle, Richard 36, 55, 86, 279, 291 Carmel, Roger C. 31, 137, 228, 290, 320 Carmelita 96 Carmen, Jeanne 216, 219 Carmichael, Cling 274 Carmichael, Ian 22 Carmino, Leonardo 389 Carnal Express (T.J. Hooker) 301 Carne, Judy 190, 270 Carnegie, Robert 13, 203, 279 Carnell, Suzi 56 Carneol, Jess 327 Carnes, Sharon 160, 161 Carney, Alan 70 Carney, Art 18, 27, 48, 50, 76, 157, 158, 261, 262, 270, 357, 358, 363, 371 Carney, Barbara 363 Carney, Harry 356 Carney, Jack 18 Carney, Otis 128, 225 Carney, Thom 8, 164 Carnival (Kings Row) 166 The Carol Burnett Show 46– 48 The Carol Henry Dancers 119 Carol Wesley (The Millionaire) 214 Carole, Lisa 153 Caroli, Victor 137 The Caroline Story (Dr. Hudson’s Secret Journal) 79 Caron, Glenn Gordon 37, 299 Carothers, A.J. 35, 83, 231, 366, 384, 408 Carpenter, Carleton 123, 192, 218, 247 Carpenter, Charles 237 Carpenter, Don 244 Carpenter, Johnny 259 Carpenter, Karen 333 Carpenter, Ken 192, 276 Carpenter, Richard 333 Carr, Betty Ann 40 Carr, Darleen 196, 243, 284, 293–295, 380, 401 Carr, Dick 231

INDEX Carr, Geraldine 152 Carr, Hayley 13 Carr, Joe (“Fingers”) 396 Carr, John 291 Carr, Marian 212 Carr, Martin L., Jr. 69, 70 Carr, Michael 60 Carr, Paul 39, 72, 117, 183, 209, 225, 257, 290, 294, 315, 320, 405 Carr, Richard 36, 182, 259, 330, 346 Carr, Ron 352 Carr, Roy 121 Carr, Thomas (Tom, Tommy) 10, 54, 74, 93, 144, 180, 257, 289, 313, 322 Carr, Vicki 160, 258 Carradine, Bruce 171 Carradine, David 89, 171, 339, 378, 393 Carradine, John 26, 218, 229, 270, 322, 330, 337, 346, 366, 406 Carradine, Robert 380 Carraher, Harlen 125 Carrerow, Jack 13 Carricart, Robert 55, 182, 261, 295, 299, 300, 311 Carrier, Albert 35, 199, 220 Carrier Pigeon (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Carrillo Bros. 394 Carrington, Carol 274 Carroll, Allison 416 Carroll, Ann 247 Carroll, Beeson 192, 203, 222, 360 Carroll, Bob, Jr. 13, 74, 143, 144, 179, 180, 191, 228, 311 Carroll, Dee 97, 122, 383, 406 Carroll, Diahann 47, 382 Carroll, Helena 339, 351 Carroll, James 196 Carroll, Janet 81, 167 Carroll, Janice 25, 205, 255, 283, 403 Carroll, Jean 15 Carroll, Jill 152, 302 Carroll, Larry 194 Carroll, Leo G. 53, 126, 127, 170, 270, 312 Carroll, Pat 40, 67, 71 Carroll, Rich 369 Carroll, Roberta Lee 300 Carroll, Roger 287 Carroll, Ronn 288 Carroll, Sidney 350, 387 Carroll, Suzette 392 Carroll, Victoria 13, 150, 287 Carroll, Vinnette 14 Carroll, Virginia 81, 212, 316 Carrott, Ric 294, 421 Carruthers, Bill 245 Carry, Julius J., III 233, 366 Carsey, John Jay 270 Carsey, Marcy 66 Carsey-Werner Co. 66 Carson, Fred 70 Carson, Jack 12, 33, 40, 317, 375 Carson, Jean 219, 247, 248, 260 Carson, John 35 Carson, John David 46, 91, 390 Carson, Johnny 120, 143, 268, 358 Carson, Ken 119

INDEX Carson, Matilda 228 Carson, Mindy 43 Carson, Robert S. (Bob) 53, 73, 140, 179, 183, 212, 214, 216 Carson, Rubin 391 Carson/Paramount Productions 341 Cartel, Mike 286 Carter, Beverly 406 Carter, Cheryl 255 Carter, Conlan 177, 286, 388 Carter, Dixie 76, 394 Carter, Don 236 Carter, Jack 15, 85, 126, 303, 354, 379, 383 Carter, Jason 357 Carter, Jimmy 59, 237, 304 Carter, Jimmy (President) 410 Carter, John 24, 25, 30, 118, 136, 284, 293, 353, 387 Carter, Judy 413 Carter, Kaya 401 Carter, Les 24, 411 Carter, Lynda 203, 329, 339, 368, 383, 424 Carter, Mel 287 Carter, Mitch 301 Carter, Nell 126 Carter, Ralph 128 Carter, Ray (Ray Carter Orchestra) 21 Carter, Samuel, III 50 Carter, Terry 36, 193, 194 Carter, Thomas 146 Carter, Virginia 398 Carts, Charlie 263 Cartwright, Angela 71, 184, 389 Cartwright, Bruce 282 Cartwright, Jeanne 282 Cartwright, Veronica 69, 402 Caruso, Anthony (Tony) 97, 128, 145, 277 Carvalho, Betty 24, 295, 407 Carven, Michael 90, 138 Carver, Mary 256, 283–285 Carver, Randall 305 Carver, Tina 55, 216, 310, 327 Carvey, Dana 272, 408 Cary, Christopher 117–119, 145, 201, 329 The Caryl Chessman Story 377 Casablanca 48, 49, 53, 166, 322, 323 Casablanca (sketch) 411 Casados, Eloy 336 Casazza, Phil 151, 207 Case, Allen 54, 74, 119, 120, 179, 199, 252 Case, Carroll 115, 253, 256, 297 Case, Gene 394 Case, Kathleen 214 Case, Theodore W. 158 The Case Against Paul Ryker (Kraft Suspense Theatre) 170 The Case Against Sergeant Striker (Kraft Suspense Theatre) 170 Case: Franklin vs. the Generation Gap (The Tony Randall Show) 312 A Case History (Gibbsville) 126 The Case of Corporal Newman (Lock-up) 183 The Case of Detective Weston (Lock-up) 183

446 The Case of Jimmy Stockton (Lock-up) 183 A Case of Regicide (Serpico) 279 The Case of the Baggy Pants (The Thin Man) 310 The Case of the Big Heist (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 The Case of the Bountiful Beauty (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Coffin for Carrie (Mark Saber) 201 The Case of the Concerned Husband (Small & Frye) 287 A Case of the Crazies (Trapper John, M.D.) 313 The Case of the Crying Comedian (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Dangerous Robin 49, 50, 69 The Case of the Dart of Death (Mark Saber) 201 The Case of the Deadly Delicacy (The Man Behind the Badge) 198 The Case of the Deadly Queen (Mark Saber) 201 The Case of the Deadly Welcome (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 The Case of the Deductible Diamonds (Simon & Simon) 283 The Case of the Devious Delinquent (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Fifty Millionth Frenchman (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Finger Man (Mark Saber) 201 The Case of the Happy Dragon (State Trooper) 292 The Case of the Ice-Cold Hands (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Ill-Fated Faker (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Illicit Illusion (Perry Mason) 247, 248 Case of the Immovable Mirror (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Case of the Invisible Mark (The Man Behind the Badge) 198 The Case of the Lover’s Leap (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the One Way Ride (Treasury Men in Action) 314 The Case of the Platiunum Petunia (Baker’s Dozen) 340 The Case of the Prudent Prosecutor (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Red Faced Thespian (Magnum, P.I.) 196 The Case of the Simple Simon (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Singing Skirt (Perry Mason) 247 The Case of the Slippery Eel (Treasury Men in Action) 314

The Case of the Street of Silence (Small & Frye) 287 The Case of the Tragic Trophy (Perry Mason) 248 Case of the Unwelcome Stranger (The Man Behind the Badge) 198 The Case of The Wayward Wife (Perry Mason) 246 The Case of the Wild West (The Man Behind the Badge) 198 The Case of the Woeful Widower (Perry Mason) 247 Casell, Arthur 240 Casell, Gordon 87 Casella, Mark 193 Casey 346 Casey, Bernie 28, 385 Casey, Dean 216 Casey, Hugh 94 Casey, Jean Scot 293 Casey, Lawrence P. 200, 231, 373 Casey, T. 237 Casey, Taggart 183 Cash, Johnny 393 Cash, Rosalind 377 Cashdollar, Gary 376 Cashell, Jeanine 201 Cashman, Betty 262 Cashman, Edmund L. 309 Casino 346 Casler, Conrad 257 Casler, June 257 Casnoff, Philip 393 Cason, Barbara 274, 306, 354 Cason, John L. 61, 269 Casper, Nicolas 283 Casper, Robert 85, 378 Cass, David S., Sr. 284, 380, 394 Cass, Maurice 92 Cassavetes, John 182, 362 Cassel, Seymour 182, 314, 315 Cassel, Sid 12 Cassell, Malcolm 179, 310 Cassell, Wally 74, 324 Cassey, Chuck (Chuck Cassey Singers) 158–161 Cassidy, Alan 153, 195 Cassidy, Bill 135 Cassidy, Jack 38, 140, 142, 203, 231, 338 Cassidy, Joanna 398 Cassidy, John 385 Cassidy, Martin 169, 199 Cassidy, Maureen 87 Cassidy, Patrick 28 Cassidy, Shaun 37, 136, 367 Cassidy, Ted 291 Cassie & Co. 50 The Cassie Vance Story (Wagon Train) 321 Cassity, Kraig 242 Castaline, Barbara 257 Castellano, Richard 363 Castelli, Bertrand 221 Castello, Anthony 404 Castillo, Candy 251 Castillo, Gerald 275 Castillo, Gloria 213, 218 Castle, Joan 378 Castle, Mary 54 Castle, Peggie 177, 178 Castle, Roy 121, 122 Castle, William 15, 58 Castle in Wales (The Millionaire) 217

Castro, Ron 8 Castronova (Castranova), Tom (T.J.) 27, 233, 255, 305 The Cat (The Millionaire) 217 The Cat Creature 346 Cat Overboard (Gomer Pyle — USMC) 127 Catalina Production Group 398 Catch a Tiger (Tramp Ship) 416 Catching, Bill 26, 34, 35, 59, 269, 304, 322 Caterino, Jerry 161 Cates, George 179 Cates, Gilbert 335 Cates, Joseph 411 Cates, Madelyn 22 The Catholic Hour 50 Catillo, Gloria 213 Catlett, Mary Jo 76, 96, 136, 395 Catron, Jack 198 Cats (Newhart) 234 The Cat’s Meow (Batman) 27 The Cat’s Paw (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Catspaw (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Cattle Drive (How the West Was Won) 372 Cattrall, Kim 137, 303, 340, 405 Catucci, Joe 123 Caught Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (Simon & Simon) 284 Caulfield, Betty 184 Caulfield, Joan 23, 56, 192, 229 The Cause (Colt .45) 61 The Cautious Beauty (Postal Inspector) 399 Cavalcade of America 50 Cavalcade of Stars 157, 371 Cavalcade Theater 50, 83 Cavaleri, Raymond 12 Cavalier, Carrie 301 Cavalier, Joe 357 Cavalier Productions 91 Cavanagh, James P. 12 Cavanagh (Cavanaugh), Paul 164, 165, 211, 288 Cavanaugh, Michael 204, 275, 301, 353 The Cavanaughs 50 Cave Family Swingers (It’s About Time) 156 The Cavedivers (The Aquanauts) 16, 17 Cave-in (Frontier Doctor) 115 Cavendish, David 316 Cavendish, Robert 248 Cavens, Fred 147 Cavett, Dick 358 Cavonis, Paul 23, 251, 294 CBS Comedy Playhouse 357 CBS Entertainment 345, 362, 381 CBS Festival of Lively Arts for Young People 383 CBS Productions 400 CBS Summer Playhouse 378 CBS Television (Productions) 14, 17, 18, 21, 40, 46, 51, 58, 59, 71, 75, 87, 124, 126, 128, 130, 141, 149, 157, 165, 179, 180, 186, 206, 207, 229, 230, 245, 246, 249, 252, 253, 258,

447 260–263, 282, 287, 296, 312, 313, 319, 327, 328, 358, 366 Cecchino (Charles), Beau 137 Cecil, Jonathon 335 Cedar, Jon 94 Cedar, Larry 345 Ceeley, Len 240, 241 Ceiling 5000 (The Way) 324 Ceiling Hits Bob (The Bob Newhart Show) 32 Celanese Theatre 50 A Celebration of Legends 346 Celebrity Playhouse 50, 51 Celebrity Quiz 51 Celebrity Time 51 Celentano, Jeff 197 Celeste, Jean 390 The Censors (The Associates) 22 The Census Taker (The Cisco Kid) 59 Centerfold 346 Century Tower 347 Cerami, Armand 23 Cervantes, Don 128, 146 Cervantes, Gary 300 Cervantes, Vivian 16 Cervera, Jorge, Jr. 293 Cerveris, Todd 362 Cervi, Bruce 285 Cesario, Victor 349 Cestare, John 94 Cezan, Connie 247 Chad, Sheldon 303 Chadney, Bill 248 Chadwick, Joseph 54 Chadwick, June 196, 197, 318, 319, 335 Chadwick, Robert 291, 310 Chaffee, Suzy 408 Chaffey, Don 90, 203, 204, 289, 300, 301, 319, 346, 379 Chaffey, Michael 117 Chain Gang (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Chain Letter (The Facts of Life) 88 Chain of Command (Colt .45) 61 Chain of Evidence (Sea Hunt) 278 Chain Reaction (The Millionaire) 221 Chain Store Holdups (Official Detective) 240 Chained (Lawman) 178 The Chairmanship of Senator Homer Bryant Wydell (The Bold Ones: The Senator) 32, 33 Chais, Pamela 346, 368, 420 Chaitlin, Mel 173 Chakiris, George 48, 203, 273, 404 Challee, William (Bill) 34, 123, 154, 166, 178, 250, 320, 324, 387 Challenge in Skagway (Klondike) 167 Challenge of the Yukon 347 Challenger, Rudy 236 Cham Enterprises Limited 345 Chamberlain, Jeff 255 Chamberlain, Richard 47, 79, 350, 356, 358, 359, 414 Chamberlain, Wilt 245 Chamberlin, Cran 331 Chamberlin, Sally 321

Chambers, Ernest 71 Chambers, Everett 182, 190, 249, 344, 417 Chambers, Hennen 234 Chambers, Herb J. 380 Chambers, Jeff 15, 129, 305 Chambers, Paul 239 Chambers, Phil 26, 69, 123, 130, 178, 320 Chambers, Scott 176 Chambers, Wheaton 215, 277 Chambers, Whitman 49 Chambliss, Woodrow (Woody) 130, 330, 372, 379 Chameleon 347 Champion, Gower 384 Champion, John C. 243 Champion, Marge 43 Champion, Michael 167, 168, 285, 318 Champion of the World (Gunsmoke) 130 Champion of War and Peace (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Champions, a Matter of Life and Death 347 Champlin, Sally 276 Chan, Beatrice 238 Chan, Kim 289 Chan, Michael Paul 378 Chan, Spencer 323 Chance, Larry 70 Chance of a Lifetime 51 A Chance to Live (Lassie) 173 Chandler, Bobbie 68 Chandler, Brigitte 193 Chandler, Chick 34, 69, 225 Chandler, Dan 87, 95 Chandler, David 69, 135, 206, 211–213, 217 Chandler, Earl 37 Chandler, Edward 216 Chandler, Edwin 140 Chandler, George 12, 166, 173, 230, 236, 324 Chandler, James T. 35, 36, 118, 322 Chandler, John (Davis) 94, 302 Chandler, Lane 56, 177, 317 Chandler, Spencer 391 Chaney, Barbara 381 Chaney, Jan 12 Chaney, Lon, Jr. 123, 167, 290, 304, 322 Chang, Jane 139 Chang, Jen-Chia 193 Chang, Wen Ti (W.T.) 34, 199 Chang, Yankee 196 Change of Habit 347 Changey, Dick 23 Changing Professors (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Channing, Carol 195, 270 Chantler, David 30 Chantler, Peggy (Peggy Chantler Dick) 141, 150 Chao, Rosalind 76, 171, 193 Chapin, Billy 53, 96, 212, 323 Chapin, Harry 366 Chapin, Lauren 54, 91 Chapin, Philip 155 Chaplin, Charlie 333 Chaplin, Geraldine 424 Chaplin, Lynn 284 Chaplin, Sydney 166, 299 Chapman, Alexander 380

Chapman, Ben 409 Chapman, Freddye 275 Chapman, Helen 97 Chapman, Joseph 273, 351, 375 Chapman, Judith 94, 284 Chapman, Leigh 328 Chapman, Lonny 87, 89, 116, 136, 194, 203, 206, 255, 283, 320, 336, 400, 421 Chapman, Marguerite 216, 250 Chapman, Pattee 82, 206 Chapman, Richard 283, 285 Chapman, Robert 91 Chapman, Stuart 285 Chapman, Ted 176 Chapman, Tom 374 Chapman, Vernon 238 Chappell, John 257, 285 Chappuis, Alan 351 The Charioteers 357 Charisse, Cyd 364 Charles, Arlene 163 Charles (Cecchino), Beau 137 Charles, Bevil 12 Charles, Glen 52, 233, 305 Charles, Gloria 89, 204 Charles, Larry 97 Charles, Leon 329, 398, 425 Charles, Les 52, 233, 305 Charles, Lewis 15, 93, 97, 217, 225, 247, 261, 295 Charles, Marion 26 Charles, Ray 356, 404 Charles Bradwell (The Millionaire) 219 Charles/Burrows/Charles Productions 52, 313 Charles Cahill and Associates 417 Charles E. Sellier Productions 374 Charles Fries–Alskog Production 369 Charles Fries Productions 401 Charles Fries/Stonehenge Productions 385 Charles Hartford Simpson (The Millionaire) 213 Charles Johnson (The Millionaire) 222 Charles Lamar (The Millionaire) 211 Charles Sanford Orchestra 357 Charleson, Kate 204 Charleson, Leslie 123, 171, 295, 328, 329 Charley’s Mt. Iday Record Show (The Dennis Day Show) 74 Charlie (Dallas) 68 Charlie Moroski’s Horses 348 Charlie Weber (The Millionaire) 218 Charlie X (Star Trek) 290 Charlie’s Angels 51 Charlita 309 Charlot, Philip 399 Charmoli, Tony (Tony Charmoli Dancers) 71, 163, 231, 342 Charney, Jordan 186–189, 311 Charney, Kim 211 Charney, Suzanne 153, 295 Charnota, Anthony R. 170, 235, 278, 354, 362, 397 Charone, Irwin 192

INDEX Chartoff, Melanie 97, 233, 330 Chase, Alden (Stephen) 34, 55, 280, 286 Chase, Allan 72 Chase, Barrie 39 Chase, Channing 233 Chase, Chaz 42 Chase, Chevy 272, 273 Chase, David 236 Chase, Frank 216, 218, 412 Chase, Ilka 51, 262 Chase, Lauren 204 Chase, Stephen (Alden) 34, 55, 280, 286 Chase 51 The Chase (SurfSide 6) 298 Chason, Myra 95 Chastain, Don 130, 155 Chatlos, Tom 356 Chaucer, Geoffrey 323 Chaudet, Bill 229 The Chauffeur Tells a Secret (Dynasty) 83 Chautauqua, Chautauqua, Chautauqua (Gibbsville) 125 Chauvin, Lilyan 167, 199, 243, 425 Cheatham, Maree 72 The Check Artist (Sheriff of Cochise) 282 Checker, Chubby 281, 336 Checkmate 51, 52 Chee, Alika 195 Cheek, Molly 83, 285 The Cheerleader Murder (T.J. Hooker) 301 Cheers 52, 313 Cheers! (Cheers) 52 Chefe, Jack 150, 220 Chehak, Thomas A. (Tom) 67, 225, 273, 275, 276 Cheiro, Prophet of the Hand (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Chekhov, Anton 92 Chen, Tina 171, 295, 364 Cheney, J. Benton 9, 10, 34, 35, 58, 59, 257 Cher (Cher Bono) 47, 347 Cher … A Celebration at Caesar’s 347 Cher … and Other Fantasies 347 Chermak, Cy 7, 55, 57, 58, 155, 236, 319, 322 Cherney, Mickey 83 The Cherokee Trail 347, 348 Cherry, Frank 363 Cherry, Stanley Z. (Stan) 30, 228, 249 The Cherry Sisters 19 Chertok, Jack 50, 183, 192, 229, 286, 292 Chesebro, George 183 Cheshire, Elizabeth 89 Cheshire, Harry 74, 177, 208 Chesis, Eileen 311 Chesley, Howard 347 Chesney, Diana 45 Chessman, Caryl 377 Chester, Colby 363, 378 The Chesterfield Hour with Robert Q. Lewis 18, 52 The Chesterfield Supper Club 52 The Chesterfield Supper Club with Robert Q. Lewis (The Chesterfield Supper Club) 52

INDEX Chester’s Hanging (Gunsmoke) 130 Chetwynd, Lionel 403, 420 Cheung, George (Kee) 37, 197, 285, 301 Chevigny, Hector 131 Chevillat, Dick 30, 156, 162, 244 Chevrolet on Broadway 305 The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre 53, 305 The Chevy Show 53, 76 Chew, Sam, Jr. 296 Cheyenne 38, 48, 53–56, 66, 67, 166, 297, 323 Cheyenne Club (Bat Masterson) 26 Cheyenne Show 53, 297 Chi, Chao Li 89 Chicago 337, 356, 367 Chicago (Joanie Loves Chachi) 161 The Chicago Teddy Bears 56, 57 Chicken Feed (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Chief Joseph & the Nez Perces 348 Chieffo, Michael 169 Chilcott, Barbara 238 A Child Is Crying (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 A Child Is Missing (T.J. Hooker) 301 Child Witness (Harbor Command) 135 Child’s Play (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Children of a Tempest Storm (Spenser: For Hire) 288 The Children of Alda Nuova (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Children of Calamity (Slattery’s People) 287 Children of Pride 348 Childress, Alvin 248, 356 Childs, Peter 357 Chiles, Linden 25, 50, 155, 167, 211, 231, 275, 295, 318, 401, 412, 420 Chiles, Lois 138, 352 Chili Harts (Hart to Hart) 139 Chin(n), Mary Ann 24, 25 China Passage (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 China Smith 11 Chinatown (T.J. Hooker) 301 Chinatown Story (The Lineup) 180 Chinea-Varela, Migdia (Migdia Varela) 251 The Chinese Box (Challenge of the Yukon) 347 The Chinese Doll (The Danny Thomas Show) 71 The Chinese Hangman (Peter Gunn) 248 Chinese Lottery (Boston Blackie) 34 The Chinese Student (The Halls of Ivy) 132 The Chinese Sunset (The Fugitive) 116 Ching, William 243 Chinn (Chin), Mary Ann 24, 25 CHiPs 57, 58

448 Chivaree (Death Valley Days) 73 The Chocolate Hen (Love on a Rooftop) 190 Chodos, Daniel 128 The Choice (Ryan’s Four) 271 The Choice (Spenser: For Hire) 288 Choice of Enemies 348 Choke Hold (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Chomsky, David 197 Chomsky, Marvin J. 230, 329, 350, 361, 402, 419 Chong, Peter 137, 180 Chong, Rae Dawn 340, 416 The Chooser of the Slain (The Dakotas) 67 The Chordettes 18, 19, 263 Chotzen, Walter 195 Chow, David 421 Choy, Kanani 196 Chris, Marilyn 257 Chris Daniels (The Millionaire) 214 Chris Hall (The Millionaire) 213 Chris/Rose Productions 345, 402 Chrislaw Productions 72 Christensen, Barry 96 Christi, Frank 279, 297 Christian, Carl 217 Christian, Claudia 210, 392 Christian, Harry 331 Christian, Michael 249 Christian, Nat 211 Christian, Robert 403 Christiana Productions 412 The Christianis 309 Christians, Jean 331 Christiansen, Chris 344 Christiansen, Robert W. 402 Christianson, John 313 Christie, Agatha 335 Christie, Audrey 37, 110 Christie, Dick 169 Christie, Howard 320 Christie, S.T. 310 Christie, Shannon 23 Christine, Virginia 69, 155, 172, 216, 247, 276 Christine and Mac (Night Court) 235 Christine & Moll 18 Christine Elise 152 Christmas, Eric 137, 349 Christmas 1941 348 Christmas at the Harbor (Waterfront) 324 Christmas Charity Racket (I Led Three Lives) 152 Christmas in San Pedro (Waterfront) 324 Christmas in the Marketplace (Directions: A Catholic Perspective) 78 Christmas on the Waterfront (Waterfront) 324 The Christmas Show (The Facts of Life) 88 Christmas Story (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Christmas with the Bing Crosby’s 348 Christmas with the Greatest Show on Earth 348 Christofferson, Debbie 300 Christopher, Bill 127

Christopher, Guy 275 Christopher, John 352 Christopher, Jordan 275 Christopher, Nick 289 Christopher, Robert 209 Christopher, San 70 Christopher, Thom 39, 283, 285, 301, 302 Christopher, William (Bill) 127, 192, 193 Christy, James V. 169 Christy, Ken 207, 215, 218, 304, 312 Chrysler Shower of Stars 282 Chubby Rosalie 337 Chuck Cassey Singers 158–161 Chulay, Cornell 75 Chung, Byron 44, 90, 193, 293, 294, 351, 421 Chung, Esmond 197 Church in Town (The Cisco Kid) 59 Churchill, Sarah 131 Cianelli, Eduardo 59, 117, 182, 287 Ciarfalio, Carl 274, 281 Ciarlo, Penny 425 Cibber, Colley 372 Cibelli, Renato 398 Ciliberto, Mr. 148 Cimarron Strip 58 Cimmerean Dawn (Falcon Crest) 89 Cinader, Robert A. 8, 51, 86, 167, 255, 406 Cinamon, Ken 327 Cinardo, Nick 153, 301 Cinder, Robert 244 Cinderella (Little Lady Storytime) 182 Cindy Bowen (The Millionaire) 213 Cinema Center Films 362 Cinema Center 100 362 Cintron, Sharon 23, 24 Cioffi, Charles 46, 125, 169, 181, 203, 295, 376, 421 Circle of Fear 58, 125 Circle of Treachery (Barnaby Jones) 25 Cisar, George 74, 75, 247 The Cisco Kid 58, 59 Cisco Kid Pictures 58 Cities Service Highways of Melody 348 City Assignment 30, 59 City Detective 59 A Civil Case of Murder (Judd for the Defense) 164 Civita, Diane 418 Claiborne, George 193 Claim Jumping Jennie (Death Valley Days) 73 Clair, Richard 78 Claire, Adele 118, 143 Claire, Dorothy 162 Claire Voyant (Operation Petticoat) 242 Claman, Julian 149 Clancy, Tom 136, 364, 379 Clanton, Ralph 12, 37, 221, 280 Clapham, Peter 335 Clarence Darrow 348 Clarence, the Crosseyed Lion 68 Claridge, Christie 203, 301 Claridge, Shaaron 8 Claridge, Wes 355

Clarington Productions 310 Clark, Alexander 186, 187, 378 Clark, Bill 33, 34 Clark, Blake 128, 193 Clark, Bobby 60, 117, 291 Clark, Brian 197 Clark, Candy 395 Clark, Carolyn Ann 67 Clark, Colbert 16 Clark, Cynthia Lee 202 Clark, Dane 33, 69, 90, 136, 182, 183, 203, 211, 227, 249, 250, 252, 269, 277, 284, 296 Clark, Davison 59 Clark, Dennis 236 Clark, Dick 27, 333, 336, 341, 354, 355, 357, 382, 389, 413 Clark, Don 135, 232 Clark, Doran 300 Clark, Dort 296, 350 Clark, Eddie 162 Clark, Edward 59, 206 Clark, Elizabeth 368 Clark, Fred 124 Clark, Gene 380 Clark, Gordon 58 Clark, Harry 388 Clark, Hope 317 Clark, James B. 27, 144 Clark, Jim L. 272 Clark, Johnny 288 Clark, Ken 12 Clark, Kendall 379 Clark, Marian 166 Clark, Marlene 271, 272 Clark, Matt 28, 83, 343, 370, 378, 401 Clark, Oliver 45, 66, 281, 287 Clark, Paulle 244 Clark, Philip 149, 284, 407 Clark, Robin 39 Clark, Ron 158–160, 360, 364 Clark, Roy 158, 161, 164, 337, 381, 410 Clark, Roz 358 Clark, Steve 257 Clark, Susan 325, 382 Clark, Vernon E. 87, 135, 145, 177, 260, 269, 304, 312 Clark, Vivian 398 Clark, Wallace 323 Clark, William 385 Clarke, Angela 34, 82 Clarke, Brian Patrick 73, 85, 90 Clarke, David 329 Clarke, Gage 303, 318 Clarke, Gary 210, 319, 320 Clarke, Gloria 215 Clarke, James B. 225 Clarke, John 72, 232, 392 Clarke, Joseph 85 Clarke, Logan 283, 285 Clarke, Mae 123, 323 Clarke, Paul 240 Clarke, Robert 123, 140, 168, 228, 284, 363 Clarke, Robin 284 Clarke, Warren 367 Clarke, William Kendall 80 Clarkson, Patricia 288 A Class Act (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 The Classic Burial Position (The Most Deadly Game) 226 Classic Plays in Television, WNBT 378, 423

449 Claudel, Paul 77, 78 Claudier, Annette 182 Claudio, Jean 389 Clauser, Suzanne 345, 360, 412 Claussen, Joy 161 Clavell, James 259 Claver, Bob 91, 127, 226, 325 Clavin, John 397 Claxton, William F. 33, 34, 144, 145, 170, 180, 181, 185, 310, 325, 327, 330 Clay, Juanin 22, 231 Clay, Nicholas 374 Clay, Paul 312 Clay, Stanley (Bennett) 279, 387 Clay Island Murder (Everglades) 87 Clay Pigeon (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Clayburgh, Jill 403 Clayton, Jan 173, 217, 250, 295 Clayton, Merry 41 Clayton, Robert 59, 212 A Clean Kill (Cannon) 45 A Clear and Present Danger 348, 384 The Clear Horizon 59 Cleaves, Robert 29 Clegg, David 247 Cleghorne, Ellen 272 Clem Sings (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Clemens, Brian 352, 400 Clemens, Gregory 167 Clemens, Paul 256 Clement, C. (Claude) 384 Clement, Dick 414 Clement, Frank 159, 160 Clement, Patrick 248 Clements, Calvin 351 Clements, Calvin, Jr. 25, 79, 167, 204, 251 Clements, Calvin J., Sr. 130, 177, 322, 361, 372 Clements, Colin 170 Clements, Jack 402, 409 Clements, Pat 122 Clements, Stanley 45, 184, 218, 314 Clemmer, Richard 240 Clemons, Rebecca 302 Clennon, David 256, 257 Clerk, Clive 145 Cleveland, George 173 Cleveland, James 356 Cleveland, Odessa 192 Cleveland, Patience 378 Clexx, Harry 26, 330 Cliff, John 26, 53–56, 151, 177, 209, 257 Clifford, Ruth 78, 212 Clifford, Tina 41 Clifton, George 295, 317 Climax! 59, 60, 382 Climax (Mr. and Mrs. North) 223 Climax Mystery Theater 59, 60 Clinger, Debby 287, 288 Clinger, Melody 287, 288 Clinger, Patty 287, 288 Clinger, Peggy 287, 288 The Clinger Sisters 71 Clive, Madeline 131, 378 The Clock King’s Crazy Crimes (Batman) 27 Clohessy, Robert 146 Clooney, Betty 261, 263

Clooney, George 86 Clooney, Rosemary 121, 122, 158, 261, 263, 342 Clooney Sisters 261 Clork, Harry 179 Close, Del 362 Close, Glenn 394 Close, John V. 26, 122, 209, 240, 276, 316 Clotworthy, Robert 83 Cloud Over Koala (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Clough, April 300 Clown of Death (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 The Club 348 Cluess, Chris 234, 235, 366 The Clumbsys (Clumbsies) 349 Clune, Don 282 Clute, Sidney (Sid) 41, 46, 116, 158, 184, 190, 214, 218, 236, 250, 287 Clyde, Andy 173, 219, 237 Clyde, Jeremy 27 C.M. Television Productions 183 Coates, Phyllis 10, 212, 247, 252 Cobb, Buff 282 Cobb, Edmund 59, 145 Cobb, Julie 397, 410 Cobb, Lee J. 303, 319, 320, 343 Cobb, Sam 260 Cobb, Vincent 181 Cobb Marley (The Millionaire) 212 Cobbs, Bill 386 Coburn, James 7, 17, 55, 56, 166, 209, 220, 259, 352 Coby, Fred 72, 130 Coca, Imogene 47, 48, 156 Coch, Eddie 216 Cochran, Steve 40, 318 Cockrell, Eustace 310, 311, 419 Cockrell, Francis 11, 149 Coco, James 228, 411 The Cocoanut Song (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Coda to a Writer’s Conference (The General Electric Theatre) 122, 123 Code, Grant 98 The Code (Maverick) 205 Code for Killers (Tombstone Territory) 312 Code Name: Diamond Head 349 Code Red 60 Code “W” (The Man Called X) 199 Coded Newspaper (Tombstone Territory) 312 Codee, Ann 49, 123, 211 Cody, Iron Eyes 59, 233, 254, 372 Cody, Kathleen 45 Coe, Frederick (Fred) 34, 249, 379, 388, 420 Coe, George 272, 370, 401 Coe, Liz 40 Coe, Peter 53, 155, 314, 332 Coelho, Susie 397 The Coffee Crunch Caper (Albie) 335 Coffey, Christopher 167 Coffey, Gordon 292 Coffield, Peter 25, 420

Coffin, Frederick 347 Coffin, Patricia 268 Coffin, Tristram 38, 61, 72, 139, 183, 207, 277 Coffin, Winnie 47, 48 Coffin Corner (Cannon) 45 Coghlan, Pat 74 Cohan, George M. 261 Cohan, Martin (Marty) 32, 76, 327 Cohen, Ellis A. 362 Cohen, Eric 129, 332 Cohen, Jeff 381 Cohen, Jeffrey Jay (J.J.) 319 Cohen, Lawrence J. (Larry) 31, 32, 36, 154, 317, 337, 373, 409 Cohen, M. Charles 238 Cohen, Marty 52, 66, 157 Cohen, Ronald M. 423 Cohn 34 Cohn, Mindy 88, 89 Cohon, Baruch J. 152 Cohon, Ben 278 Cohoon, Patti 373 Coile, James 176 Coit, Stephen 55, 139, 199, 347 Colasanto, Nicholas (Nick) 52, 117, 118, 230, 294, 326 Colasanto, Shelley 52 Colbert, Joe 277 Colbert, Pat 94, 95 Colbert, Ray 68 Colbert, Robert 35, 36, 38, 55, 61, 139, 168, 204, 255, 311 Colbert, Stanley 128, 259 Colbin, Rod 203 Colby, Barbara 93 Colby, Pat 276 Cold Peril (West Point) 326 Cold Turkey (The Law and Mr. Jones) 177 Coldewey, Anthony 97 Cole, Allan 39, 202, 255 Cole, Betty 302, 329 Cole, Dennis 36, 90, 94, 254 Cole, Eddie 35 Cole, Gary 360, 362 Cole, Maria 404 Cole, Michael 225 Cole, Nat “King” 76, 121, 366, 404 Cole, Natalie 367, 391 Cole, Olivia 228, 256, 259, 339, 393 Cole, Phil 212 Cole, Rusty 346 Cole, Selette 317 Cole, Tina 139, 141, 230 Coleman, Cheryl 123 Coleman, Dabney 24, 150, 201, 296, 315, 351, 361, 362 Coleman, David 122 Coleman, Del 360 Coleman, Francis 312 Coleman, Gary 76, 381 Coleman, Herbert 11, 52, 327 Coleman, Jack 83, 84 Coleman, John R. 342 Coleman, Kathy 173 Coleman, Nancy 303 Coleman, Ronald 91, 131 Coleman, Signy 211 Coleman, William T. 252 Colen, Beatrice 134, 329 Colesant, Thomas 261 Colette 349 Colette, a Taste For Life 349 Coley, Tom 357

INDEX Colgan, Michael 223 The Colgate Comedy Hour 60, 231 Colgate-Pamolive-Peet 60 The Colgate Variety Hour 60 Colicos, John 147, 274, 300 Colihan, Patrice 289 Colla, Richard A. 72, 230, 288, 289 Colleary, R.J. 235 College Days (Joanie Loves Chachi) 162 Collentine, Barbara 166, 183, 233, 294, 296 Collentine, Bobbie 199 Collet, Christopher 402 Collette, Martine 117 Colley, Don Pedro 69, 82 Colley, Kenneth 334, 388, 391 Collier, Buster 9 Collier, Don 72, 145, 244, 247, 372, 401 Collier, Lois 34, 53, 69 Collier, Marian 219, 257, 384, 389 Collier, Peter 377 Collier, Richard 23 Collier, William, Jr. 223 Colligan, Joe 233 Colling, Ernest 170, 342, 423 Collins, Anne 91, 330 Collins, Bessie Anne 398 Collins, Brent 295 Collins, Choo Choo 57 Collins, Corlis 68 Collins, Dorothy 42, 120 Collins, Forbes 367 Collins, Gary 90, 155, 227, 254, 286, 392 Collins, Hal 309, 387 Collins, Jack 45, 46, 83, 121, 143, 192, 256, 309, 411 Collins, Joan 83, 84, 125, 382, 384, 389, 396, 411 Collins, John B. 134 Collins, John Norman 387 Collins, Michael 204 Collins, Pat 191 Collins, Patrick 50, 146, 297, 368 Collins, Ray 131–133, 246, 247, 277 Collins, Reuben 294–296 Collins, Richard 32, 37, 56, 89, 156, 243, 276, 289, 416 Collins, Robert E. 206, 354, 365, 373 Collins, Roberta 337 Collins, Russell 7, 115 Collins, Stephen 302, 350 Collis 183 Collision (The Aquanauts) 16 Collura, Steve Allie 278 Collyer, June 296 Colman, Booth 117, 150, 155, 190, 193, 310, 374 Colman, Emil (Emil Colman Orchestra) 21 Colman, Henry 148, 185, 353, 362 Colman, Ronald 96, 97, 132 Colmans, David 34 Colmans, Edward (Ed) 198, 219, 316 Colomby, Scott 23, 255, 295 Colon, Alex 251, 274 Colon, Miriam 128, 145, 180, 322

INDEX The Colonists (Lost in Space) 184 Colorado, Hortensia 169 Colorado Jump (Ripcord) 260 Colson, Warren 262 Colt, Stephen 24 Colt .45 60, 61 Colton, Chevi 255, 284 Colton, Jacque Lynn 138 Columbia Pictures Television 37, 60, 66, 71, 90, 93, 125, 137, 202, 206, 210, 224, 250, 251, 253, 254, 293, 300, 306, 327, 336, 337, 339, 340, 344, 345, 349–352, 356, 360, 361, 363, 365, 366, 368, 374, 376, 377, 379, 382, 384, 391, 393–395, 398, 402, 403, 410, 412, 424, 425 Columbia TriStar Television 72 Columbo 231 Colvin, Jack 137, 152, 153, 373 Combat Proof (West Point) 325 Combest, Phil 285 Combs, Debbie 325 Combs, Frederick 390 Comeback (The Adventures of Ellery Queen) 9 Comedic Productions Inc. 287 Comedown 349 The Comedy Company 349 The Comedy Factory 349 Comegys, Kathleen 61 Comer, Anjanette 226 Comerate, Sheldon 217 The Comet (Law of the Plainsman) 177 Comfort, David 378 Comfort, Lance 232 Comi, Paul 26, 169, 178, 259, 260, 291, 328 Comic Strip (I Led Three Lives) 151 Commando Tactics (King of Diamonds) 165 The Commencement 349 Commitment (Judd for the Defense) 164 The Committee 287, 288 The Commodore Goes West (The Cisco Kid) 59 Common Ground (Law of the Plainsman) 177 Communication (Shaping Up) 281 Como, Perry 52, 170 Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Telediffusion 389 Compass Wild (Waterfront) 324 The Composer (Mayor of the Town) 206 Compton, Forrest 127, 154 Compton, John 209 Compton, Norm 196 Compton, Richard 125, 274, 292, 302, 409 Comrade Stowaway (Movin’ On) 228 Comwell, James 356 Conaway, Jeff 25, 210, 305, 384 Conboy, John 272 Concept Plus II Productions 402 Concerning Miss Marlowe 61– 66, 414, 420

450 Concert in Hawaii (Hawaiian Eye) 140 The Concert Pianist (Mayor of the Town) 206 The Concrete Anger of M. Monier (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Conde, Estelle 221 Conde, Rita 23 Condemned (Public Defender) 253 Condit, Ed 46 Condition: Red (The Invaders) 154 Cone, Bob 261, 262 Coney Island Winter (Lux Playhouse) 192 The Confidence Gang (Frontier Doctor) 115 Confidentially Your’s (The Unexpected) 316 Conflict 53, 66, 323 Conforti, Gino 243, 284 Congdon, James 136 Conger, Juli 207 Conklin, Bill 94 Conklin, Hal 46 Conley, Corinne 255 Conley, Joe 321 Conlin, Jimmy 82 Conlon, Noel 138 Conn, Didi 385, 415 Conn, Frank H. 285 The Connection (T.J. Hooker) 300 Connell, Jane 411 Connell, Jim 127, 309 Connelly, Christopher 37, 45, 126, 137, 249, 251, 254, 283, 374, 385 Connelly, Joseph (Joe) 208, 347 Conner, Betty 126 Conners, Eddie 15 Connif, Ray (Ray Connif Orchestra) 162 Connolly, Marie 39 Connolly, Norma 93, 123, 154, 365 Connolly, Sheila 219 Connor, Kevin 138, 366, 370, 389, 393 Connor, Whitfield 211 Connors, Chuck 17, 36, 66, 214, 250, 259, 288, 331, 340, 380, 392 Connors, Mike 60, 200, 251, 269, 311, 346 Conover, Hugh 331 Conrad, Barnaby 353 Conrad, David 199 Conrad, Joseph 276 Conrad, Michael 89, 117, 146, 147, 153, 354, 355, 408, 421 Conrad, Robert 139, 140, 178, 198, 280, 328, 356 Conrad, Sid 297 Conrad, William 33, 39, 44, 115, 130, 146, 149, 166, 167, 231, 279, 310–312, 362, 371, 417 Conried, Hans 57, 71, 80, 231, 236, 253, 312 Conroy, Thom 11, 132 Conscience (Tombstone Territory) 312 The Conscience of the King (Star Trek) 291 Considine, John 127, 138, 305

Considine, Tim 116, 210, 230, 284 Conspiracy (Falcon Crest) 89 The Conspirators (Cheyenne) 54 Constantine, Michael 116, 128, 144, 155, 182, 200, 256, 269, 285, 287, 398 Constanzo, Robert (Bob) 24, 28 The Consulate (Big Town) 30 Contact (West Point) 326 Contardo, Johnny 281 Conte, Frank 27 Conte, John 202, 247, 290, 304 Conte, Richard 158, 333 Conte, Steve 72, 75, 305 A Contest of Ladies (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Conti, Gino 240 Conti, Vince 169 Conton, Noel 287 Contraband (Men into Space) 209 Contraband Diamonds (Harbor Command) 135 Contract on Cherry Street 349 Contreras, Luis 168, 285, 301 Contreras, Roberto (Robert) 45, 61, 116, 145, 205, 285 Converse, Frank 93, 228, 238 Converse, Melissa 138 Converse, Peggy 306 Converse, Tony 345, 377, 394, 398 Convicts (I Led Three Lives) 151, 152 Convict’s Wife (Highway Patrol) 145 Convy, Bert 185, 203, 279, 382 Conway, Bert 297 Conway, Blake 169 Conway, Curt 22, 393 Conway, Dick 59, 229, 248, 249 Conway, Gary 36, 39, 58, 172, 205 Conway, James L. 203, 374 Conway, Melora 35, 298 Conway, Pat 217, 311 Conway, Russell (Russ) 49, 50, 55, 67, 92, 93, 116, 149, 209–211, 213, 215, 223, 225, 240, 259, 260, 277, 278, 287, 322, 324 Conway, Shirl 239 Conway, Tim 47, 48, 157, 402 Conway, Tom 54, 201, 247 Conwell, Carolyn 206 Conwell, John 250 Conwell, Patricia 356 Coogan, Jack (Jackie) 12, 123, 139, 166, 191, 247, 252, 258, 288, 329 Coogan, Keith (= Keith Mitchell) 129, 167, 321, 345 Coogan, Richard 46, 59, 136, 186, 205 Cook, Barbara 12 Cook, Carole 144, 170, 191, 192 Cook, Dorra 409 Cook, Elisha, Jr. 193–195, 214, 235, 244, 250, 284, 312, 383 Cook, Fielder 32, 170, 321, 359, 366, 370, 402, 422 Cook, Fredric 372, 417 Cook, Jean 230

Cook, Lawrence 302, 400 Cook, Nathan 149, 346 Cook, Perry 116, 177 Cook, Peter 322 Cook, T.S. 252 Cook, Thomas S. 402 Cook, Tommy 67, 180, 294 Cook, Whitfield 115, 179 Cooke, Alan 202, 275, 400 Cooke, Jennifer 318, 319 Cooke, Virginia 122 The Cooked Goose (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 302 Cook’s Night Out (The Halls of Ivy) 134 Cooksey, Danny 50, 76 Cookson, Gary 73 Cool Million 231 Cooler, Hal 59 Cooley, Isabelle (Isabel) 206, 369 Coolidge, Philip 91 Coolidge, Rita 366 Coombes, James 335 Coon, Gene L. (= Lee Cronin) 7, 141, 156, 224, 230, 290–292, 328 Cooney, Caroline B. 401 Coons, Johnny 328 Cooper, Ben 163, 218 Cooper, Bruce 135 Cooper, Bunny 280 Cooper, Buzz 185 Cooper, Charles 55, 130, 149, 178, 205, 209, 256, 330 Cooper, Clancy 178, 270 Cooper, Dennis 35 Cooper, Frank 81 Cooper, Gary 333 Cooper, Gary Lee 387 Cooper, George 329 Cooper, Gladys 268, 269 Cooper, Hal 59, 72, 126, 141, 150, 205 Cooper, Jackie 75, 246, 250, 353, 368, 379, 413 Cooper, Jeanne 36, 54, 70, 72, 141, 158, 172, 214, 277, 298, 322 Cooper, Jed 170, 412 Cooper, Kevin 130 Cooper, Maggie 22 Cooper, Maury 186–188, 342 Cooper, Maxine 212 Cooper, Melville 296 Cooper, Tamar 133, 279 Cooper, Wyllis 324 Cooper-Finkel Production 404 Cooperman, Alvin 83, 317, 318 Coopersmith, Jerome 373, 406 Coote, Robert 231, 268, 269 Cop 349 Cop Killer (This Man Dawson) 310 Copage, John 36 Copelan, Jodie 61, 286 Copeland, Joan 14 Coppel, Alec 12, 123, 276 The Copper Penny (Favorite Story) 92 Coppola, Frank 233 Corbett, Glenn 90, 117, 200, 285, 380 Corbett, Gretchen 85, 196, 203, 222, 361 Corbett, Jason 302

451 Corbett, Patrick 297 Corbin, Barry 353, 360, 362, 401, 414, 417 The Corbomite Maneuver (Star Trek) 291 Corby, Ellen 154, 172, 211, 313, 321 Corcoran, Brian 239 Corcoran, Kevin 142, 321, 332 Corcoran, Noreen 22, 389 Cord, Alex 50, 130, 203, 222, 254, 340, 362, 366, 404 Cord, Bill 247 Cord, Eric 171 Cord, James 255 Corday, Betty 72 Corday, Jo 41 Corday, Ken 72 Corday, Paula 212 Corday, Ted 72 Corday Productions 71 Cordell, Cathleen 150, 222 Cordell, Chase 401 Corden, Henry 69, 180, 214, 216, 224 Cordero, Maria Elena 254 Cordery, Howard 170, 378, 379, 388, 423 Cordic, Regis J. 24, 33, 190, 200, 286, 295, 296, 330, 347, 366, 380 Cordova, Louis 27 Cordova, Margarita 272 Cordova, Pancho 371 Core, Natalie 84, 142, 377 Core, Virginia 367 Corea, Nicholas 153 Corello, Lou 89 Corello, Nick 278, 279 Corey, Irwin 157 Corey, Jeff 117, 164, 299, 340, 341, 384, 398 Corey, Joe 72 Corey, Wendell 85, 135, 246, 328 Corfino 239, 310 Corley, Al 424 Corley, Marjorie 389 Corley, Pat 28, 89, 274, 285, 392, 411 Corliss Pays the Bills (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Corliss Plays Cupid (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Cormorant, Donald 402 Cornell, Lydia 168 Corner, Sally 213 Cornerstone Baptist Church Choir 356 Cornthwaite, Robert 7, 27, 72, 85, 117, 118, 212, 276, 354 Corona, Juan 376 Corps de Ballet 176 Corpus Delecti (Simon & Simon) 285 Correll, Rich 50, 134 Correlli, Claire 217 Corrigan, Lloyd 208, 212, 313 Corrigan, Robert 202 Corrigan, William 131 Corrington, John William 238, 297 The Corrupter (Most Wanted) 226 Corsaro, Franco 24 Corsaut, Aneta 15, 138 Corsentino, Frank 90 Cort, Tony 135

Cort, William (Bill) 83, 129, 204, 315, 329, 369 Cortes, Luis 153 Cortland, John 214 Corvan, Don 13 Corwin, Norman 1, 5, 237–239, 402 Corwith, Van 401 Cory, Steve 399 Corymore Productions 228 Cosby, Bill 66, 120, 358 The Cosby Show 66 Cosell, Howard 368 Cosgrove, Keith 394 Cosgrove, Mike 184 Cosman Productions 152 Cossette, Pierre 281, 367 Costa, Mary 59, 348 Costello, Doris 18 Costello, Lou 60, 283, 344, 386 Costello, Mariclare 137, 321, 335, 350, 406 Costello, Nelson 274 Costello, Pat 152 Costello, Robert 79 Costello, Ward 226, 251, 295, 349, 380 Coster, Nicolas 167, 256, 271, 272, 301, 424 Costigan, James 96, 357, 359, 369, 374 Costume Party (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 The Costume Party (Taxi) 305 Cotler, Alan 23 Cotler, Gordon 363 Cotler, Kami 321 Cotsworth, Staats 79 Cottage Industries 230 Cotten, Joseph 58, 91, 122, 128, 156, 315, 346 Cottle, Anna 424 Cottle, Graham 393 Cotton, James 135 Cotton, Susan 284 Cottrell, William 316 Coucette, John 164 Couch, Chuck 16, 312 Coufos, Paul 366 Coughlin, Kevin 136, 154 Coughlin, Paul 120–122 Coulouris, George 391 Coulson, Elizabeth 216 Councilman De Fazio (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Counselor-at-Law 350 Count Basie & His Orchestra 367, 415 The Count of Monte Cristo 350 Countdown to Superbowl 350 Counter-Attack (Ripcord) 259 Counter Clockwise (Whodunit) 422 Counterattack (The Invaders) 155 The Counterfeit Gun (Cheyenne) 55 Counterfeit Hero (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 50 The Counterfeiter (Mission: Impossible) 222 The Counterfeiters (The Rough Riders) 269 Coupling 350 Couppee, Al 137 Couppee, Ed 284

The Courage and the Passion 376 Courage by Proxy (Harbourmaster) 136 The Courage to Refuse 392 Courageous Decision (West Point) 326 The Couriers (King of Diamonds) 165 Court, Hazel 230 Court, Joanne 298, 367 Court Martial (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Courtland, Jerome 84, 169, 185, 325 Courtleigh, Stephen 177 Courtmartial of Trooper Davis (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Courtney, Alexander (Alex) 326 Courtney, Chuck 156, 183, 315, 329 The Courtship of Carrie Huntington (Death Valley Days) 73 The Courtship of Elly (The Beverly Hillbillies) 28 The Cousin from Atlanta (Bronco) 38 Cousins, Margaret 276 Cousins, Norman 337 Covell, Mike 269 Covell, Walter 289 Covenant (Westside Medical) 326 Cover Girls 350 Cover Story 350 Cowan, Ashley 32, 49 Cowan, Jerome 140, 221 Cowan, Lester 50 Coward of the County 350 Cowboy in Africa 66 Cowden, Jack 95 Cowgill, David 168 Cowley, William (Bill) 141, 190 The Cowsills 163 Cox, Brian 352 Cox, Courteney 90 Cox, Dave 270 Cox, Doug 293 Cox, Jim 240 Cox, Larry 276 Cox, Nell 185 Cox, Richard 274, 284 Cox, Rick 13 Cox, Ronnie 279 Cox, Ronny 85, 421 Cox, Ruth 243 Cox, Wally 42, 43, 52, 143, 147, 352 Cox, William R. 78, 306, 325 Coy, Walter 54, 97, 115, 178, 211, 247, 253, 330, 379 Coyle, Paul Robert 58, 66, 295 Crabbe, Buster 187, 188 Crabtree, Michael 13 Crack-Up (CHiPs) 58 Crack-Up (Mission: Impossible) 222 Cradle to Grave (The Mississippi) 222 Crafts, Charles 135 Cragg, Stephen 293 Craig, Carolyn 123, 139 Craig, Christopher 123 Craig, Helen 360 Craig, James (Jim) 67, 175, 213, 277

INDEX Craig, Rose 230 Craig, Tony 261 Craig, Yvonne 27, 201 The Craig Hundley Trio 163 Crain, William 204 Crais, Robert 23, 24, 222 Cramer, David 321 Cramer, Douglas S. 83, 148, 179, 185, 203, 290, 319, 329, 346, 351, 353, 377, 383–385, 392, 405, 407, 409, 411, 418, 422–424 Cramer, Floyd 160 Cramer, Joe L. 136, 137, 286 Cramer, Susanne 67 Cramoy, Michael 180, 237, 322, 363 Crandall, Suzi 137 Crane, Barry 57, 95, 153, 171, 200, 222, 251, 254, 256, 257, 279, 294, 310 Crane, Bob 80, 125 Crane, Dick 55 Crane, George W. 331 Crane, Harry 60, 371, 387 Crane, Norma 93, 96, 214 Crane, Peter 202 Crane, Richard 202, 298, 299, 316 Crane, Stephen 92, 93, 238 Crane, Susan 35, 139, 280 Crane, Wilbur 371 Cranshaw, Patrick (Pat) 13, 80, 226, 309 Cranston, Joel 314 The Crash (Land of the Giants) 172 Craven, James 376 Craven, John 213 Craven, Wes 349 Crawford, Broderick 12, 91, 137, 145, 165, 269, 283 Crawford, Edward 271, 272 Crawford, Jan 383 Crawford, Joanna 419 Crawford, John (Johnny) 18, 92, 130, 171, 204, 215, 151, 252, 259, 291, 313, 321, 329 Crawford, Oliver 39, 282, 291, 292, 382 Crawford, Robert 55 Crawford, Robert, Jr. 80 Crawford Productions International 398 Crawley, Robert 283 Crays, Durrell Royce 378 Crazy Lady 350 Crazy Like a Fox 66, 67 Creach, Everett 203 The Cream of the Jest (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Crebbs, Tommy 411 Credel, Curtis 250, 286 Creed, Roger 60 The Creeper of Walnut Grove (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Crehan, Dorothy 212 Crenna, Richard 212, 243, 286 Crick, Ed 284 Crick, Richard 341 Cricket on the Hearth (Your Show Time) 331 Crime and Commitment (Cain’s Hundred) 41 Crime and Punishment (Cain’s Hundred) 41 Crime Isn’t Pretty (Laverne and Shirley) 175

INDEX The Crime of the Century 344, 350 Crime Reporter 30, 67 Crisis 350, 351 Crisis of Identity (The Mississippi) 222, 223 Criss-Cross (Matt Houston) 203 Cristal, Linda 144, 353 Crittenden, James 60, 346, 401 Crocker, James 283, 284 Crockett, Dick 27, 203, 248, 277, 292 Crockett, Jan 157 Crockett, Karlene 91, 255 Croft, Mary Jane 143, 191, 192, 243–246, 252 Cromar, Jim 123 Cromer, Dean 216, 324 Cromwell, James 275, 374 Cron, Claudia 293 Cronin, Joe 35, 220 Cronin, Lee (= Gene L. Coon) 7, 141, 156, 224, 230, 290–292, 328 Cronin, Patrick 13 Cronin, Paul 398 Cronkite, Walter 404 Cronyn, Hume 238 Crosby, Bing 342, 348, 366, 380 Crosby, Bob 342 Crosby, Cathy 342 Crosby, Cathy Lee 156, 403 Crosby, Gary 8, 30, 51, 91, 282, 283, 415 Crosby, Harry 348 Crosby, Joan 143, 287, 300, 422 Crosby, Kathryn 348, 366, 368 Crosby, Mary (Frances) 58, 348, 366, 393, 396 Crosby, Nathaniel 348, 366 Crosby, Norm 121, 160, 161, 383 Crosland, Alan 286, 329, 330 Crosland, Alan, Jr. 8, 26, 41, 51, 54, 55, 61, 118, 209, 239, 315, 328 Cross, Bill 301, 302 Cross, David R. 218 Cross, Dennis 30, 154, 172, 243 Cross, James (Jimmy) 149, 150, 253 Cross, Murphy 169 Cross, Perry 76, 119, 258 Cross Purpose (Cheyenne) 56 Crossed Connections (Little House on the Prairie) 182 Crossfire 351 Crossings 351, 352 Crosson, Robert (Bob) 133, 212 Crossroads 67 Crothers, Joel 272 Crothers, Scatman 152, 204, 388 Crotty, Burke 50 Crough, Suzanne 330 Crouse, Lindsay 356 Crouse, Russell 410 Crow, Ashley 361 Crowcroft, Maria 193 Crowder, Dena 256, 365 Crowder, Jack 247 Crowe, Christopher 136, 137, 352, 370, 402

452 Crowe, Tonya 168 Crowley, Kathleen 26, 38, 126, 139, 192, 323, 324 Crowley, Mart 137, 138 Crowley, Patricia (Pat) 74, 85, 205, 250, 320 Crown of Rags (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Croxton, Dee 395 Cruikshanks, Reid 13 Crum, Dean 159 Crum, Don 159 The Crum Brothers 159 Cruse, Robert 341 Crutcher, Robert R. (Riley) 29, 141, 376 Crutchfield, Les 130, 199 Cruz, Brandon 171 A Cry for Help (T.J. Hooker) 300 A Cry for Justice (Police Story) 251 Cry Help! (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Cry of the Night Beast (Kung Fu) 171 Cry Wolf (Cannon) 46 Cry Wolf ! (CHiPs) 57 Crystal, Billy 14, 272, 358 Crystal, Richard 381 The Crystal Egg (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Crystal in the Sun (The Virginian) 320 Crystal Sands (The Millionaire) 214 Crystal Water, Sudden Death (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Csida, Joe 261 Cuesta, Henry 179 Culbertson, Rod 341 Culbreth, Ron 152 Culkin, Bonnie Bedelia (= Bonnie Bedelia) 164, 186– 189, 232, 238, 345 Cullen, Bill 354 Cullen, Brett 319, 387 Cullen, William Kirby 149, 190, 371, 421 Cullinan, Robb 407 Culliton, Patrick 24, 46, 283, 362 Cullum, John 79, 403 Cully Madigan (How the West Was Won) 371, 372 Culp, Robert 41, 128, 230, 244, 251, 270, 313, 379, 413 Culpepper, Stuart 152 Culver, Carmen 350, 415 Culver, Howard 130 Culver, Lillian 84, 211 Culver, Roland 424 Cumberstone, Bruce 61 Cumbuka, Heshimu 146 Cumbuka, Ji-Tu 82, 198, 272, 294, 347, 362, 378, 379 Cumbuka, Mwako 296 Cummings, Irving, Jr. 389 Cummings, Robert (Bob) 32, 166, 190, 229 Cummings, S. 139 Cummings, Susan 56, 221 Cummins, Christy 12 Cummins, Dwight 257, 271 Cunning, Joyce 242 Cunningham, Owen 216, 320 Cunningham, Sarah 313, 359 Cunningham, Skip 272

Cunningham, Tim 52 Cupid Wore a Badge (AlcoaGoodyear Anthology) 11 Cupito, Suzanne (= Morgan Brittany) 244, 382, 390 The Cure That Kills (Cannon) 44 Curious George at the Firehouse (Newhart) 234 Curley, Joanne 371 Curran, Pamela 94, 118, 155, 185 Curran, William Bryan 396 Currie, Michael (Mike) 22, 288, 358, 397 Currie, Sondra 39, 302 Curris, Michael 211 Curry, Mason 149, 166 Curse of the Black Widow 341 The Curse of the Cobra’s Eye (The Badger) 340 Curtain, Robert 301 Curtain Time 67, 306 Curtains for Kocomo (Everglades) 87 Curtin, Jane 272, 273 Curtin, Valerie 236 Curtis, Billy 58, 144 Curtis, Bob 89 Curtis, Craig 59, 123, 259 Curtis, Dan 297, 341, 343, 401, 421 Curtis, Dick 47, 163, 164 Curtis, Edward 333 Curtis, Helen 157 Curtis, Howard 70 Curtis, Jack 28 Curtis, Jamie Lee 242 Curtis, Keene 52, 85, 167 Curtis, Ken 49, 130, 259, 331 Curtis, Nathaniel 28 Curtis, Pepper 247 Curtis, Scott 50, 272 Curtis, Shelley 72 Curtis, Tom 291 Curtis, Tony 319, 333, 350, 390, 418 Curtis-Larson, Janet 137 Curtiz, Gabriel 199, 288 Curtwright, Jorja 215 Cusack, Cyril 388 Cusack, Joan 272 Custer 67, 179 Cutell, Lou 180, 185 Cuthbertson, Allan 335 Cutler, Devorah 300 Cutler, Stan 91, 127, 182, 183 Cutler, Wendy 176, 406 Cutt, Michael 167 Cutter Productions 71 Cutting, Richard 33 The Cutting Edge (Police Story) 250 The Cutting Edge (Rafferty) 256 Cutts, John 416 Cutts, Patricia 12, 16, 191 C.W. Hyde (The Man from Atlantis) 200 The Cynic (The Millionaire) 217 Cynthy’s Dream Dress (Death Valley Days) 73 Cypert, Cynthia 202, 210 Cypher, Jon 146, 167 Cyphers, Charles 24, 125, 147, 329, 361 Cypress Point Productions 349

Cyrano (Fantasy Island) 90 Czingland, Christian 275 The D.A. (Brenner, for the People) 344 D.A.’s Investigator 351 Dabdoub, Jack 361 Dackow, Joseph 130, 244, 306 Daddy for the Defense (Night Court) 235 Dagger of the Mind (Star Trek) 291 Daggett, Robert 131 Dagonet Productions 155 D’Agosta, Michael 203 Dahl, Arlene 333 Dahl, James S. 201 Dahl, Roald 290 Dahlgren, David 385 Dailey, Clock 12 Daily, Bill 32, 150, 151, 287, 385 Daily, Dan 386 Daily, Ravah 387 Daisy 351 The Dakotas 53, 67 Daktari 67, 68 Dale, Cynthia 380 Dale, Dick 179 Dale, Fred 130 Dale, John 263 Dale, Michael 34 Dales, Arthur 8, 28, 225 D’Alessio, Joseph 46 Daley, Bill 419 Daley, Jeff 219, 322 Daley, Kathryn 407, 421 Daley, Stu 238 Dalio, Marcel 48, 49 Dallas 68, 168 Dallenbach, Walter 279, 300 Dallesandro, Joe 370 Dallimore, Maurice 16, 27, 28 Dalton, Abby 89, 162, 163 Dalton, Audrey 8, 26, 170, 217 Dalton, Susanna 73 Dalton, Timothy 389 Dalton, Wally 174, 402, 415 Daly, Jack 122, 324 Daly, James 115, 154, 155, 206, 212 Daly, John 51 Daly, Jonathan 248, 249 Daly, Timothy 271 Daly, Tom 92, 277 Daly, Tyne 24, 40, 222, 255, 424 Damage Suit (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 d’Ambricourt, Adrienne 115 Damien … the Leper Priest 351 Damler, John 72, 75, 218, 248, 310 Dammett, Blackie 195 Damon, Cathryn 257, 285, 325, 419, 421 Damon, Gabriel 41, 408 Damon, Mark 83, 180, 183 Damon, Stuart 123 Damon Runyon Theater 68, 69 Damone, Vic 119, 339, 392 Damski, Mel 165, 185, 193, 340, 397 Dan, Judy 139 Dan August 351, 352 Dan Curtis Enterprises 297

453 Dan Curtis Productions 343, 401, 418, 421 The Dan Howell Story (The Millionaire) 217 Dan Larsen (The Millionaire) 214 Dan Mulcahy (The Millionaire) 211 Dana, Bill 30, 332 Dana, Justin 316, 317 Dana, Leora 12, 347 Dana, Mark 147, 209 Dance with Death (Barnaby Jones) 25, 26 Danch, Bill 17, 412 Dancing Fathers (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 D’Andrea, Ann 377 D’Andrea, Tom 60, 71, 179, 231 Dandridge, Ruby 28, 52 Dane, Lawrence (Larry) 94, 155, 172, 201 Dane, Peter 78, 304 Danese, Shera 279, 335 Danfort, Guy 47 Dangcil, Linda 95 D’Angelo, Ric 413 D’Angelo, William P. (Bill) 185, 204, 269, 325 Danger (Flipper) 95 Danger in Paradise (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Danger on Credit (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Dangerous Assignment 69 Dangerous Eden (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Dangerous Gift (The Roaring Twenties) 260 Dangerous Robin 49, 50 Dangerous Triangle (The Alaskans) 11 Danias, Starr 334 Daniel, Jamie 379 Daniel, Jay 374, 376, 379 Daniel, Rod 233 Daniel Boone 69, 70 Daniel Patrick O’Reilly Collection 4 Daniel Wilson Productions 371, 411, 413 Danielle Steel’s Crossings 351, 352 Daniels, Alex 167, 301 Daniels, Ann 123 Daniels, Billy 60 Daniels, Carol (= DeMent, Carol Daniels) 292 Daniels, Charlie 404 Daniels, Danny 364 Daniels, David Mason 330 Daniels, Edgar 343 Daniels, Eugene 294 Daniels, Frankie 331 Daniels, Harold 229 Daniels, Lisa 49, 216 Daniels, Marc 13, 28, 79, 93, 125, 129, 130, 142, 154, 171, 185, 230, 243, 286, 290, 291, 319, 357 Daniels, Stan 22, 305 Daniels, Tom 401 Daniels, William 32, 127, 167, 351, 373 D’Anjou, Lysa 156 Danko, Jim 401 Dan’l Boone Shot a B’ar (Daniel Boone) 69

Dann, Asher 50 Dannay, Frederic 85 Danner, Blythe 8, 359 Danning, Sybil 285, 318 Dannis, Ray 247 Danny, Janet, and Bobbi, John and Kelly ($weepstake$) 299 The Danny Belmont Story (77 Sunset Strip) 280 The Danny Kaye Show 71 Danny Thomas— Aaron Spelling Productions 225 Danny Thomas Productions 409 The Danny Thomas Show 71, 197 Dano, Linda 57, 137, 203, 257 Dano, Royal 72, 182, 215, 250, 252, 254, 372, 401 Danova, Cesare 117–119, 127, 137, 203, 271 Danson, Ted 52, 424 Dante, Jeanne 213 Dante, Michael 67, 141, 205 Dante(‘s Inferno) 71, 96 Dante’s Inferno (Four Star Playhouse) 96 Dantine, Helmut 214, 297 Danton, Joan 214 Danton, Ray 11, 25, 38, 45, 54, 217, 255, 256 D’Antoni, Philip 228, 407 D’Antoni/Weitz (Television) Productions 228, 407 Danus, Richard 278, 294 Danza, Tony 305, 327, 382 Danziger, Kenneth 235, 302, 347 Danziger, Paula 346 Daphne, Girl Detective (SurfSide 6) 298 Dapo, Ronnie 56 D’Aquino, John 251 Darby, Kim 17, 28, 223, 228, 275, 291, 358, 362, 370, 389 Darcel, Denise 18 Darcy, Georgine 137 Darden, Severn 93, 254, 271, 419, 424 Dare, Daniel (Danny) 149, 150 Dare, Doreen 67 Daredevil 352 Darey, Georgine 304 Dariell Productions 74 Darin, Robert 209, 312 The Daring Duo vs. the Incredible Captain Kill (Hey Landlord!) 144 Darion, Sid 77 Daris, James 17 Dark, Christopher (Chris) 7, 11, 12, 60, 148, 209, 212, 239, 278, 298 Dark, Johnny 157 The Dark Angel (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Dark Legend (Barnaby Jones) 24 Dark Mansions 352 Dark of the Moon 352 Dark of the Sun (Men into Space) 209 Dark Outpost (The Invaders) 154 The Dark Side of the Mirror (The Undercover Man (Rossi)) 351

The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kinkaid — Esquire (Outlaws) 244 A Darker Side of Paradise (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Darkroom 352 Darkside (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Darley, Richard (Dick, Dik) 221, 288 Darling, Bruce 138 Darling, Jennifer 85, 286, 306 Darling, Joan 244 Darlow, David 362, 373 Darlow, Linda 233 Darnell, Robert 146, 273 D’Arno, Albert 123 Darrell, Steve 53, 322 Darrelle, Dharvi 302 Darren, Anthony 300 Darren, James 251, 252, 300– 302, 311, 324, 382, 405, 417 Darrin, Diana 177 Darro, Frankie 49, 163 Darrow, Henry 23, 70, 93, 137, 144, 153, 169, 255, 273, 295, 300, 301, 303, 329, 332 Darrow, Schooner 72 Darrow, Susannah 44, 93 D’Artega, Alfonso 290 The Dashing Colonel Blood (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Da Silva, Howard 124, 388, 419 Dasteel, Jonathan 146 A Date for Doris (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Date with Eternity (Harbor Command) 135 A Date with Johnny (The Associates) 22 Dateline: Moon (Men into Space) 209 Daugherty, Herschel 12, 52, 59, 123, 144, 157, 201, 292, 320 The Daughters of Mars (Ethel Barrymore Television Theater) 86 Daughton, James 300, 318 Dauphin, Claude 388 Davalos, Elyssa 137, 167, 211, 275, 319, 422 Davalos, Richard (Dick) 89, 140, 247, 254 Dave Brubeck Quartet 415 Davenport, Bill 14, 224, 244 Davey, John 25, 45, 275 Davey, Scott 209 Davi, Robert 37, 146, 300, 363, 401 David, Brad 85, 200 David, Clifford 203 David, Jeff 39, 137, 299 David, Keith 148 David, Larry 97 David, Mack 60, 139 David, Michael Robert 85 David, Molly 168 David, Paul 29 David, Steven 212 David, Thayer 299, 388, 420 David Barrett (The Millionaire) 216, 217 David E. Kelley Productions 71 David Gerber Co. 279 David Gerber Productions

INDEX 125, 206, 250, 251, 345, 350, 364, 376, 382, 394, 395 David Greene Productions 419 David Grisman Quartet 97 David L. Wolper Productions 393 David Niven Theatre 355 David Paradine Productions 383, 387 David Paradine Television, Inc. 364 David Rose Orchestra 258, 413 David Swift Enterprise 41 David Wolper-Stan Margulies Productions 335 Davidson, Ben 366 Davidson, Bill 403 Davidson, Hall 46 Davidson, James 287, 329 Davidson, John 47, 127, 159, 289, 294 Davidson, Lewis (Lew) 23, 299 Davidson, Martin 382 Davidson, Muriel 23 Davidson, Nikki 145 Davidson, Shannon 68 Davies, Emlen 191 Davies, Gareth 94 Davies, Jackson 341 Davies, Janet 374 Davies, Lane 272 Davies, Stephen 23 da Vinci, Bud 290 Davion, Alexander 67, 246 Davis, Ann B. 36, 190, 232 Davis, Benny 261 Davis, Bette 122, 334, 335, 337, 358 Davis, Bill 157–159, 164, 172, 363 Davis, Billy, Jr. 354, 410 Davis, Brad 342, 402 Davis, Bud 58, 305 Davis, Buster (The Buster Davis Singers) 119 Davis, Charles 183, 199 Davis, Charlie 78 Davis, Cherry 356 Davis, Clifton 185, 350 Davis, Daniel 275, 356 Davis, Danny 21 Davis, David 32, 259, 305 Davis, Dawn 289 Davis, Deborah (Dean) 153, 167 Davis, Diane 127, 163 Davis, Don S. 162 Davis, Donald (actor) 155 Davis, Donald (producer) 296 Davis, Eddie 26, 27, 34, 35, 58, 59, 78, 84, 92, 93, 145, 151, 194, 199, 207, 259, 260, 269, 270, 304, 311, 312, 316 Davis, Edward 404 Davis, Elias 193 Davis, Eugene (Gene) 170, 204 Davis, Gail 16, 58 Davis, Geena 167 Davis, George 86 Davis, Glen 68 Davis, Harry 293, 295 Davis, Ivan 369 Davis, Jan 117 Davis, Janette 18, 19 Davis, Jennifer 193 Davis, Jerome L. (Jerry) 29,

INDEX 80, 127, 131, 140, 279, 280, 298, 324, 366 Davis, Jim 58, 68, 70, 72, 254, 260, 376, 380 Davis, Joan 76, 152, 375 Davis, Joanne 30, 131 Davis, Karl (“Killer”) 55, 58 Davis, Lindy 41 Davis, Lisa 147, 214, 247, 279, 280 Davis, Mac 325, 342 Davis, Madelyn (Pugh) 13, 143, 144, 228 Davis, Michael 28, 75, 332 Davis, N.J. 259 Davis, Nan 362 Davis, Ossie 87 Davis, Owen, Jr. 306 Davis, Patricia (Patti) 284 Davis, Paul 283 Davis, Pepper 167 Davis, Peter 277, 369 Davis, Phil 32, 170, 310 Davis, Phyllis 90, 185, 319 Davis, Roger 12, 117, 370 Davis, Rufe 248, 249 Davis, Sammy, Jr. 27, 231, 268, 333, 334, 356, 394 Davis, Shelley 163 Davis, Susan 89, 154, 217 Davis, Todd 123 Davis, Tom 272, 273 Davis, Viveka 418 Davis, Walt 45, 117, 118, 252, 291, 330 Davis, Warren 380 Davison, Bruce 149, 251, 318 Davison, Davey 45, 93, 287, 294, 296, 371 Davison, Joel 154, 239 Davison, Leonard 125 Dawber, Pam 226 Dawn 367 Dawn, Portrait of a Teenage Runaway 336 Dawson, Christy 176 Dawson, Deborah Zoe 313 Dawson, Greg 244 Dawson, Hal K. 10, 59, 123 Dawson, Kiva 305 Dawson, Maurine 94 Dawson, Richard 270 Day, Beth 370 Day, Clarence, Jr. 179 Day, Dennis 74, 156 Day, Doris 80, 333 Day, Gerry 181, 203, 232, 422 Day (Daheim), John 198, 327 Day, Laraine 184, 321, 328, 367 Day, Linda 154, 233 Day, Robert 22, 155, 172, 286, 334, 371, 373, 405, 423 Day, Timothy E. 302 The Day Dreamers 261 Day for Night (Bracken’s World) 36 A Day in Bed (Ozzie and Harriet) 244, 245 A Day in Court 71 A Day in the Life of Edwin Marcus 352 A Day in the Life of Wood Newton (Evening Shade) 87 Day in the Sun (Hawaiian Eye) 140 The Day Lincoln Was Shot (Ford Star Jubilee) 96 A Day of Fear 352, 353

454 Day of Outrage (The Quest) 254 Day of Reckoning (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 Day of Terror, Night of Fear (Police Story) 251 The Day of the Flying Dutchman (The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters) 313 The Day the Earth Moved 353, 354 The Day the Gambling Stopped (Vega$) 319 The Day the Lion Died (The Bold Ones: The Senator) 32, 33 Days of Our Lives 71, 72 Day’s Pay (Cheyenne) 56 A Day’s Wages (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Daystar — United Artists Television 293 Daystar-Villa di StefanoUnited Artists 243 Dayton, Danny 14, 25, 143, 273, 287, 330, 344 Dayton, Howard (Howie) 216, 250, 259 Dayton, John Philip 321 Dayton, June 215, 220, 247, 287, 295, 420 Dayton, Richard 341 Dayton Productions 11, 362 Deacon, Richard 36, 75, 80, 91, 140, 212, 228, 253, 277, 314, 411 Dead Aim (Colt .45) 60 Dead Air (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 The Dead Don’t Die 353 Dead Empty (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 Dead Game (Hot Pursuit) 148 Dead Heat (Barnaby Jones) 24 Dead Heat (SurfSide 6) 298 Dead Hunter (Highway Patrol) 145 Dead, Like a Lost Dream (The Rookies) 269 Dead Man’s Shoe (The Range Rider) 257 Dead Man’s Shoes (Lock-up) 183 Dead Men Talk (Matt Helm) 202 Dead on a Dime (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 Dead on Nine (Kraft Mystery Theatre) 170 Dead or Alive (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Dead Past (Cade’s County) 40 Dead Reckoning (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 The Dead Reporter (Big Town) 30 Dead Soldier, Th2 (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Deadfall (Everglades) 87 Deadline 353 Deadline! (Bat Masterson) 26 Deadlock (Casablanca) 49 Deadly Ambition (T.J. Hooker) 300 The Deadly Camel (The Manhunter) 200

Deadly Carnival (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Deadly Challenge (The Undercover Man (Rossi)) 351 Deadly Defectors (King of Diamonds) 165 The Deadly Dolls (Wonder Woman) 330 The Deadly Games of Gamma 6 (Lost in Space) 184 Deadly High (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) 279 The Deadly Impersonation (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 The Deadly Masquerade (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 The Deadly Policy (Barnaby Jones) 24 The Deadly Riddle (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 The Deadly Serve (The Associates) 22 Deadly Silence (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 The Deadly Sting (Wonder Woman) 330 The Deadly Toys (Wonder Woman) 330 Deadly Triangle 410 Deadly Welcome (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Deadrick, Vince, Sr. 68, 203, 291 Deadwood Inheritance or Maverick Lives 353 Deal, Babs H. 419 A Deal Is a Deal (The Andy Griffith Show) 15 The Dealer in Lives (Most Wanted) 226 Dean, Barton 233, 234, 378 Dean (Bridges), Dorothy 278 Dean, Fabian 117 Dean, Hanna 272 Dean, Jimmy 42, 69, 158 Dean, Martin 81 Dean, Mary 58 Dean, Phil 93 Dean, Quentin 225, 320 Dean, Rowlf 159 Dean, Roy 9, 16, 216 Dean Huxley (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Dean Jones Productions 56 Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis Show (The Colgate Comedy Hour) 60 de Anda, Miguel 30, 49 Deans, Herbert 306 Dear Lovesick (Simon & Simon) 285 Dear Phoebe 72 Dear Phoebe Productions 72 Dear Teacher (Death Valley Days) 73 Dearden, Robin 194 Dearing, Edgar 123, 257, 316 Dearth, Bill 301 Death Among Friends 338 Death at Even Money (Whispering Smith) 327 Death by Design (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Death by Dictation (Boston Blackie) 34 Death by the Clock (Target) 304

The Death Card (Everglades) 87 Death Comes in Cans (King of Diamonds) 165 The Death Dealer (Most Wanted) 227 The Death Farm (Judd for the Defense) 164 A Death in California 353 Death in Tandem (Police Story) 251 Death in the Family (The Hulk) 373 Death Is a Smiling Man (Acapulco) 7 Death Moon 353 Death of a Very Small Killer (The Fugitive) 116 The Death of Me Yet 353 The Death of Sitting Bull (The Great Adventure) 128 Death on Deposit (Barnaby Jones) 24 Death Out of a Blue Sky (Rafferty) 257 Death Prayer (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Death Race (Starsky and Hutch) 292 Death Reel (Cannon) 46 Death Rods (Matt Helm) 203 Death Row (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Death Sentence (Garrison’s Gorillas) 270 The Death Sentence (The Rough Riders) 118 Death Stalk (Matt Houston) 204 Death Strip (T.J. Hooker) 302 Death Threat (Night Court) 235 Death Trap (Boston Blackie) 35 Death Trap (Matt Houston) 204 The Death Trap (The Time Tunnel) 311 Death Valley Days 72, 73 The Death Valley Kid (Death Valley Days) 73 Death Valley Scottie (Roar of the Rails) 260 Death Valley Scotty (Death Valley Days) 73 Death Watch (Wichita Town) 327 Deathmoon 353 Deathquake 353 Deathtrap (Cheyenne) 55 De Baer, Jean 278 de Balzac, Honoré 92 De Banzie, Lois 233 DeBaun, Everett 40 DeBell, Kristine 26, 235, 346 DeBenning, Burr 26, 60, 93, 203, 204, 206, 210, 227, 231, 243, 256, 294, 350 DeBenning, Jeff 321 DeBlasio (De Blasio), Edward 83, 84, 252 DeBono (de Bono), Jerry 85, 256 DeBord, Sharon 96 De Briac, Jean 49 deBroux (De Broux), Lee 45, 254, 301, 356, 380, 395, 417 de Bruin, Sandra 45

455 Debt of Honor (The Yellow Rose) 331 Debut (The Millionaire) 221 De Camp, Rosemary 190, 340 De Carlo, Yvonne 230, 309 December Bride 73 The Deception (Bronco) 38 Decision (Cheyenne) 53 Decker, Jack 283 DeCoit, Dick 25, 39 De Cordova, Frederick (Fred) 73, 124, 125, 156, 230 de Córdova, Luis 145 de Corsia, Ted 41, 243–245, 280, 297, 310, 322, 323 Decoy (Sea Hunt) 278 Decoy Duck (Alcoa-Goodyear Anthology) 11 Dee, Ruby 249, 338 Dee, Vincent 12, 192, 277, 422 Deegan 354 Deek (How the West Was Won) 372 Deemer, Ed 45, 82, 155, 252 Deems, Richard 311 The Deep End (Judd for the Defense) 164 Deep Escape (The Aquanauts) 16 Deep Freeze (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 Deep Six (Boston Blackie) 35 Deering, Olive 303 Dees Triplets 43 Deeth, James 138 Deezen, Eddie 196 de Faria, Walter 402 De Farra, Louis 138 Defazio, Sam 305 The Defection of Simas Kudirka 354 Defective Ballet (Laverne and Shirley) 176 De Felitta, Frank 411 Deffenbaugh, Joella 125, 256, 285, 360 The Defiant One (Laverne and Shirley) 174 De Flores, Felipe 219 DeFore, Don 141, 244, 245 Deghy, Guy 304 Deglin, Alan 255 De Gore, Janet 177 De Gorter, Fred 27, 82 de Grandchamp, Aline 220 DeGrazio, John 134 DeGuere, Philip 283, 285 de Guzman, Michael 334, 413 Dehaan, Norma 215 De Hart, Wayne 361 DeHaven, Gloria 231, 340, 384 de Havilland, Olivia 333, 334 Dehner, John 54, 55, 80, 85, 96, 138, 164, 225, 236, 260, 261, 298, 306, 319, 322, 324, 327, 372, 380 Dehner, Sheila 143 Deighton, Marga Ann 323 Deignan, Martina 60 Dein, Edward 139, 328 Dein, Howard 139 Déjà Vu (Knight Rider) 168 De Jonghe Chimps 348 De Kova, Frank 11, 55, 56, 74, 88, 279, 351 DeLain, Marguerite 169 De Laire, Diane 199 Delancey Street 354

de Lancie, John 25 DeLaney, Gloria 41 Delaney, Robert 78 Delano, Lee 27, 250, 251 Delano (De Lano), Michael 195, 259, 297, 341 Delany, Barry 45 De La Tour, Frances 335 Del Conte, Ken 300 del Corral, Gaile 43 Delegall, Bob 252, 341 de Leo, Don 317 De Leon, Jack (= Christopher Weeks) 175, 235 DeLeon, Raoul 217 Delevanti, Cyril 83, 92, 115, 130, 223 Delfino, Frank 93 Delgado, Emilio 46, 184, 374 DelHoyo, George 255 The Delinquent (Professional Father) 252 Delisle, Christiane (Christine De Lisle) 168, 273, 283, 422 De Lisle, Christine (Christiane Delisle) 168, 273, 283, 422 Deliz, Peter John 348 Dell, Charlie 87, 414 Dell, Gabriel (Gabe) 279, 419 Dell, Myrna 10, 27 Della, Guy 278 Della, Jay 27 della Cioppa, Guy 258 Della Sorte, Joseph 90, 406 Dellinger, Robert 278, 279, 296, 344 Dells, Dorothy 421 Delmar, Frank 318, 329 Delmonte, Richard 284 Delo, Ken 178, 179 DeLongis (De Longis), Anthony 202, 203 Deloy, George 236, 406 Del Prete, Lou 368 Del Rey, Pilar 49, 276, 417 Del Rio, Jack 367 Delta Force 354 Delta House 73, 231 DeLuise (Deluise), Dom 122, 338, 382, 387 Del Val, Jean 214, 292 Del Valle, Jaime 180 DeLyon, Leo 153 Deman, Robert 44 DeMar, Jacki 185 The DeMarco Sisters 402 Demarest, William 85, 185, 230, 389 De Marney, Terence 33, 163 De Martin, Dolores 73 Demas, Carol 200 DeMauro, Nick 301 DeMave (De Mave), John (Jack) 70, 173 DeMay, Janet 168 DeMent, Carol Daniels 292 DeMeo, Angie 117, 118 DeMetz, Danielle 404 DeMeyer, Margie 130 DeMille, Cecil B. 128 The Demon God (Kung Fu) 171 Demond, Mary 57 Demosthenes 169 Dempsey, Mark 141, 291 Demyan, Lincoln 155 Dena Pictures 71 Denault, Edward 330

de Naut, Jud 180 Denberg, Susan 290 Dengate, Michael 151 De Nicola, Joe 279 Denker, Henry 395 Denmac Productions and Television Facilities 74 Denn, Marie 182, 233, 285 Dennehy, Brian 41, 83, 184, 279, 359, 396 Dennen, Barry 27, 329 Denney, Nora 411 Denning, Glenn 288 Denning, Richard 53, 210, 223 Dennis, Alfred 283 Dennis, Danny 296 Dennis, John 35, 85, 135, 146, 200, 205, 237, 243, 277, 385, 390 Dennis, Nick 28, 169 Dennis, Patrick 129, 253, 339 Dennis, Robert C. 11, 12, 27, 35, 45, 49, 82, 93, 137, 139, 245, 247, 256, 280, 283, 323, 423 Dennis, Sandy 251 The Dennis Day Show 74, 256 Dennis the Menace 74 Dennison, Rachel 236 Denny, David 393 Denny Vaughn Orchestra 245 Denoff, Sam 75, 402, 403 Denomme, Deborah 413 Denor, Suzanne 373 Denove, Jack 50 Denton, Bob 342 Denton, Christa 339 Denton, Crahan 116 Denton, Donna 210, 211 Denton, Jack 351 Denton, Jeremiah A., Jr. 421 Denver, Bob 15, 71, 78, 91, 126, 127 Denver, John 367, 404 Denver, Tom 383 De Pass, Steve 121 DePatie, David 366 DePatie-Freleng 366 Depew, Joseph (Joe) 28, 190 Deportation (I Led Three Lives) 151 The Deprogrammer (Most Wanted) 227 The Depths of Fear (Frontier Circus) 115 Deputy (Lawman) 177 The Deputy 74 Deputy Seraph 354 Deputy Wanted (Lawman) 177 Derek, John 115 Derman, Bill 246 Derman, Lou 14, 73, 144, 224, 335 Dern, Bruce 41, 75, 116, 170, 171, 293, 298 DeRosa, Betty 123 DeRoy, Richard 95, 96, 249, 280, 298, 396 Derr, Richard 44, 293 Derringer Productions 330 De Sales, Francis 49, 55, 60, 93, 170, 214, 220, 223, 239, 324, 387, 388 DeSalvo, Anne 364 de St. Colombe, Paul 213 De Sanctis, Treece 135 De Santis, Joe 36, 46, 49, 55, 297, 349

INDEX DeSantis, Patrick 235, 294 De Santis, Tony 39 Desert Honeymoon (The Unexpected) 316 A Desert Seed (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Deserter (Daniel Boone) 69 Desertion (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Desi Arnaz Productions 228 Desiderio, Robert 273 Design for Death (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 A Design for Killing (Simon & Simon) 284 Desilu Playhouse 74, 170, 317, 326 Desilu Productions 73, 74, 128, 129, 137, 170, 180, 191, 200, 222, 239, 243, 282, 290, 309, 317, 327, 333, 423 Desilva, Jason 13 Desilva, Steven 13 De Simone, Pat 259, 296 Desmond, Johnny 119 Desoto, Bruno 72 DeSoto, Rosanna 295 de Souza, Steven E. 167, 318 Desperate Mission (Custer) 67 The Desperate Silence (The Felony Squad) 94 Destination Disaster (Roar of the Rails) 260 Destination: Nightmare (The Veil) 419 Destinies West (Bronco) 38 The Detectives 74, 75 De Toth, André 35, 139, 280 Deuel, Geoffrey 118 Deuel, Peter (Pete Duel) 12, 126, 190 Deutsch, Mrs. Arthur 81 Deutsch, Patti 270 De Valvert, Isabelle 350 Devane, William 168, 169, 363, 388, 399, 401 de Vargas, Valentin (Val) 116, 137, 140, 329 De Vega, Jose 226 DeVenney, Scott 89 de Veritch, Sean 88 Devery, Michael (Mike) 288 de Vigny, Alfred 92 The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (Westside Medical) 326 Devil May Care 354 The Devil’s Blessing (Lancer) 172 The Devil’s Disciple (The Range Rider) 257 The Devil’s Disciples (The Fugitive) 116 The Devil’s Godson (Colt .45) 61 Devine, Andy 27, 95, 307 Devine, Ott 160 de Vito, Danny 22, 305 Devlin, Joe 75, 202, 217 Devlin, John 199 DeVol, Frank 41 Devon, Eric 373 Devon, Laura 116, 154, 299 Devon, Richard 224, 248, 259, 288, 305, 330 DeVries, Jon 289 Devry, Elaine 140, 298 De Vry, Guy 55 Dew, Edward 310

INDEX Dewey, Diane 238 Dewey, Thomas E. 223 Dewhurst, Colleen 255, 397, 411, 424 de Wilder, Frederic 407 de Winter, Jo 158 De Wit (DeWitt), Jacqueline 208 DeWitt, Alan 156, 248 DeWitt (De Witt), Fay 91, 255 DeWitt, George 140 DeWitt (De Wit), Jacqueline 212 DeWitt, Joyce 311, 411 DeWolf, Karen 150, 366 DeWolfe, Billy 253 Dexter, Alan 61, 169, 209, 310, 318 Dexter, Brad 35 Dexter’s Masquerade Costume (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Dey, Susan 126, 254, 295 Deyer, Julian 300 Deyer, Virginia 306 DeYoung, Cliff 402 DeYoung, Gypsi 390 Dezseran, Louis 385 Dhiegh, Khigh 171 D.H.Q. 377 Diabetic Adoption (Westside Medical) 326 Dial, Bill 283, 284 Dial, Dick 94 Diamond, Anne 81 Diamond, Bobby 78 Diamond, Don 10, 45, 88, 95, 295, 390 Diamond (Dimond), Jack 132, 332 Diamond, Marcia 238 Diamond, Mel 32 Diamond, Selma 234, 235, 309 The Diamond Babe (Death Valley Days) 73 Diamond Dust (King of Diamonds) 165 Diamond Field Jack (Death Valley Days) 73 Diamond Head (Adventures in Paradise) 9 Diamond in the Sky (Celebrity Playhouse) 51 Diamond Jim 354 Diamonds Aren’t a Girl’s Best Friend (Knight Rider) 168 Diamonds Come in Cans (King of Diamonds) 165 Diamonds Don’t Burn (King of Diamonds) 165 Diamonds in the Rough (Waterfront) 323 Diane Loring (The Millionaire) 214 Diane Silver Productions 401 DiAngelo, James 278 Diaz, Edith 283, 295, 398 Diaz, Rudy 374, 397 Dibbs, Kem (Ken) 209, 323 Di Benedetto, Julio 42, 119, 120, 158 Di Benedetto, Tony 377 DiCenzo, George 84, 169, 171, 227, 228, 295 Dick, Douglas M. 49, 132, 134, 139, 150, 209, 214, 280, 323, 324

456 Dick, Peggy Chantler (Peggy Chantler) 141, 150 Dick, R.A. (= Josephine Aimee Campbell Leslie) 125 Dick Clark and a “Cast of Thousands” 354, 355 Dick Clark Company, Inc. 354 Dick Clark Films, Inc. 341 Dick Clark Productions 336, 382 Dick Clark Teleshows 389, 391 The Dick Pederson Story (Wagon Train) 321 The Dick Powell Show 39, 75 Dick Powell’s Zane Grey Theater 75, Dick Tracy 75 The Dick Van Dyke Show 75 Dickens, Charles 331 Dickens, Jimmy 160 Dickerson, John 211 Dickerson, Nat 18 Dickinson, Angie 50, 213, 245, 251, 333, 337, 396, 406 Dickinson (Dixon), Christine (Chris) 25, 271, 286, 397 Dickson, Mason 72 Die, Darling, Die (Hawkins) 141 Diener, Joan 261 Dierkes, John 17, 33, 92 Dierkop, Charles 67, 172, 204, 251, 252, 301 The Diet Story 349 Dietrich, Dena 8, 364 Diff ’rent Strokes 75, 76, 88 Difflipp (Difflip), Hans 118 Digby 389 Diggs, D. 53 Dignam, Basil 232 Dill, Matt 392 Dillard, Bill 262 Dillard, Doug 15 Dillaway, Dana 192 Diller 157 Diller, Erwin 71 Diller, Phyllis 47, 58, 253, 342, 368, 391 The Dillinger Print (Simon & Simon) 285 Dillman, Bradford (Brad) 39, 84, 149, 170, 228, 315, 347 Dillon, Brendan 294, 353, 379 Dillon, Denny 272 Dillon, Jack 139 Dillon, Melinda 222 Dillon, Robert 116 Di Lorenzo, Ed 155 DiMarco, Tony 174, 175 Dimitri, Nick 196, 203, 274, 299 Dimitri, Richard 417 Dimitrios (Casablanca) 49 Dimond (Diamond), Jack 132, 332 Dimsdale, Howard 8, 327 Dimster, Dennis 339 The Dinah Shore Chevy Show 76 The Dinah Shore Show 76, 77 Dinehart, Alan 207, 218 Dinehart, Alan, III 207, 253 Dingle, Kay 383 Dinman, Dick 346 The Dinner Party (Dynasty) 83 Dino (Studio One) 296

DiNoble, Rocco, Jr. 235 Dion 281, 336 Dior Sisters 370 The Diplomatic Corpse (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Diplomatic Mission (Ripcord) 260 Directions ’62: The Death of Judas (Directions: A Catholic Perspective) 77 Directions ’64: Pilate’s Point of View (Directions: A Catholic Perspective) 77, 78 Directions ’66: J.F. Powers: The Darkness and the Grace (Directions: A Catholic Perspective) 78 Directions: A Catholic Perspective 77 Director, Roger 147 The Director’s Dilemma (Boston Blackie) 34 DiReda (Di Reda), Joseph (Joe) 27, 130, 165, 193, 222, 294 Dirkson, Douglas 358 The Dirty Word (Peter Gunn) 248 The Disappearance of Harry the Hat (Simon & Simon) 285 Discord in A Minor (Spenser: For Hire) 289 The Discovery (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 DiSesso, Moe 360 Dishy, Bob 121 Diskin, Marshall 370 Dismukes, Charles E. (C.E.) 23, 24 Disney, Walt 380 Disneyland 380 Distant Relative (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Distress Call (Harbor Command) 135 District 7 355 The Ditchdigger’s Daughters 412 Dittman, Dean 302 Dittmar, Ingrid 276 Divoff, Andrew 275 Divorce — Mountain Style (The Andy Griffith Show) 15 The Dixieland Group 160 Dixon (Dickinson), Christine (Chris) 25, 271, 286, 397 Dixon, Ernest 152 Dixon, Franklin W. (Edward Stratemeyer) 136 Dixon, Granville 199 Dixon, Ivan 125, 195, 196, 244, 303 Dixon, Peter 61 Dizon, Jesse 23, 242 Dixon Cooper (The Millionaire) 221 The D.J. (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 D.J., D.O.A. (Simon & Simon) 284 DLT Entertainment Ltd. 311 Do the Carmine (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Do unto Others, then Gallop (Temple Houston) 306 Do You Know the Dalys? 355

Do You Take This Woman… (Dallas) 68 D.O.A.: Delirious on Arrival (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274, 275 Doan, Dorothy 262 Dobb, Gillian 194, 195, 196, 197, 365 Dobbins, Bennie E. 328 Dobie Gillis 78 Dobkin, Lawrence (Larry) 32, 44, 46, 79, 80, 123, 166, 167, 173, 213, 215, 230, 250, 252, 290, 306, 310, 313, 315, 317, 319, 320 Dobson, Bridget 272 Dobson, Jerome 272 Dobson, Kevin 168, 169, 394 Dobson Productions 272 Dobtcheff, Vernon 391 Doc 355 Dockstader, George 299 Doctor Christian 78 Doctor Graham and His Crackers (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Dr. Hall’s Baby (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Dr. Hall’s Book (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Dr. Hudson’s Secret Journal 79 Doctor Joseph Frye (The Millionaire) 219 Dr. Joyce Brothers’ What Every Woman Should Know About Men 355 Doctor Kildare 79 The Doctor Prescribes (The Unexpected) 316 Dr. Spatzen (The Halls of Ivy) 133 The Doctors 79, 80 The Doctors and the Nurses 239 The Doctor’s Dilemma (The Millionaire) 219 Dodd, Barbara 155, 306, 373 Dodd, Ed 94 Dodd, Molly 17, 80 Dodson, Jack 155, 306, 373 Dodsworth, John 12 The Doerr-Hutchinson Dancers 158 Dog Gone (CHiPs) 57 Doggett, Jerry 27, 220 Dogs of the Mist (Death Valley Days) 72 The Dogs of War (The Undercover Man (Rossi)) 351 Doheny, Lawrence (Larry) 319, 341, 356 Doherty, Carla 72 Doherty, James 8, 57, 58, 315 Doherty, Shannen 180, 196 Dolan, Bill 178 Dolan, Don 128 Dolan, Trent 205 Doleman, Guy 203, 204 Dolenz, George 215 Dolinsky, Meyer 83, 183, 209, 244, 277, 292, 359 Doll of Death (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 Dollaghan, Patrick 284 Dolls Are Deadly (Michael Shayne) 210 Dolman, Bob 381 Dolph, Milly 30

457 Dolphin Indemnity (Flipper) 95 Domergue, Faith 55, 118, 139, 140 Domestic Intrigue (Dynasty) 84 Dominguez, Joe 54, 278 Don, Carl 202 Don Curtis Productions 421 Don Fedderson Enterprises 400, 416 Don Fedderson Productions, Hollywood 211 Don Fedderson Productions, Studio City, CA 230 Don Kirshner Productions 392 Don Lee Television 369 Don Lewis (The Millionaire) 212 Don Quixote (Ark II) 17 The Don Sebesky Orchestra 158 Don W. Sharpe Agency 229 Donaghue, Michael 380 Donahue, Elinor 15, 91, 245 Donahue, Patricia (Pat) 25, 199, 210, 219, 277, 280, 310, 398 Donahue, Phil 362 Donahue, Troy 90, 139, 140, 298, 358 Donald, James 32 Donald, Peter 231, 264, 266, 267 Donaldson, Helen 241 Donally, Anthony 385 Donat, Peter 94, 95, 202, 206, 255, 256, 388, 408 Donath, Ludwig 316 Donavan, Hobart 212 Doniger, Walter 26, 171, 183, 244, 249, 269, 311, 324, 343 Donlevy, Brian 69 Donlevy Development Corp. at Sam Goldwyn Studios 69 Donlon, Dolores 218, 280, 298 The Donna Reed Reunion Show 349 The Donna Reed Show 80 Donna’s Helping Hand (The Donna Reed Show) 80 Donnell, Jeff 202, 231, 236, 250, 323, 383 Donnell, Kathy 378 Donnelly, Dennis 8, 86, 200, 319 Donnelly, Jamie 25 Donnelly, Tim 86 Donner, Jack 229, 292 Donner, Jill Sherman 152 Donner, Richard 16, 248, 313 Donner, Robert (Bob) 45, 70, 89, 118, 171, 223, 226, 321, 380, 393 Donnie & Marie (Osmond) 337 Donoghue, Mary Agnes 341 Donohew, Michael 341 Donohue, Brenda 239 Donohue, Jack 143, 144, 191, 192, 258, 370 Donovan 287 Donovan, Dick 87 Donovan, King 149, 190, 313, 322, 323 Donovan, Martin 91 Donovan, Michael 251 Donovan, Mike 318

Donovan, Richard 87, 167 Donovan, Tom 123, 317 Donovan’s Kid 355 Don’t Give up the Ship (SurfSide 6) 298 Don’t Kill the Sparrows (Baretta) 23 Don’t Rain on My Parade (Newhart) 233 Don’t Tell Joe (Colt .45) 61 Donte, Joseph 118 Dontzig, Gary 175 Doohan, James 33, 290, 291, 292 Dooley, Paul 121, 289 Dooling, Lucinda 415 Doomsday (Suspicion) 299 The Doomsday Boys (The Dick Powell Show) 75 Doomsday Minus One (The Invaders) 154 Doomsday Run! 355 The Doppelganger (Circle of Fear) 58 DoQui (DuQui), Robert 94, 295, 367, 410 Doran, Ann 33, 35, 179, 221, 295, 360, 397 Doran, Jesse 147 Doran, Phil 14, 327 Doran, Robert 344 Dore, Anne 26, 172 Doremus, Allen 218, 238 Doremus, David 230, 231, 321 Dorfman, Sid 13, 124, 127, 128 Dorian, Angela 140 Dorin, Phoebe 392 Doring, Arturo Rodriguez 371 The Doris Day Show 80 Doris Winslow (The Millionaire) 215 Dorn, Aaron 318 Dorn, Michael 57 Dorn, Susan 220 Dornan, Robert (Bob) 150, 209, 314, 315 D’Oro, Carmen 199 Dorr, Lester 123, 218 Dors, Diana 343 D’Orsay, Fifi 247 Dorsett, Chuck 294 Dorsey, Joe 68, 153, 283 Dorsey, Reginald 76 Dorso, Richard 80 D’Orso, Wisa (Wisa D’Orso Dancers) 163 Dortort, David 33, 34, 144, 323 Dosamantes, Susana 371 Doss, Helen 360 Dostoevsky, Fyodor 92 Dotrice, Roy 302 Dotto 81, 230 Doty, Bud 218 Doty, Margaret 284 Doty, William 326 Double Boomerang (Frontier Doctor) 115 Double Cross (The Rough Riders) 269 Double Dare 81 Double Drop (Ripcord) 259 Double Entry (Gunsmoke) 130 Double Exposure (The Sixth Sense) 286

Double Guard (T. H. E. Cat) 299 Double Identity (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Double Jeopardy (Matt Helm) 203 Double Life (The Millionaire) 220 Double or Nothing (Winner Take All) 423 Double Play (Simon & Simon) 285 Double Talk (Double Dare) 81 Double Trouble (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Double Trouble (Quark) 253 Double Trouble in Trinidad (Bat Masterson) 26 Doubleday, Frank 377 Doubtful Target (Vega$) 319 Doucette, Jeff 86, 233, 234 Doucette, John (Jack) 30, 53, 60, 69, 84, 92, 93, 157, 177, 182, 225, 240, 276, 309, 316, 343 Dougan, Vikki 47 Dougherty, John 343 Douglas, Allan 151 Douglas, Anne 404 Douglas, Burt 55, 72, 154, 155 Douglas, Damon 203, 294 Douglas, Diana 83, 141, 231, 273, 336 Douglas, Dick 54 Douglas, Don 37, 71 Douglas, Donna 28, 252 Douglas, George 135 Douglas, Jack 270 Douglas, James 72, 79, 214, 249, 289 Douglas, James B. 380, 384 Douglas, Jerry 25, 227, 251, 254, 318, 350, 353 Douglas, Kirk 337, 389, 404, 419 Douglas, Lloyd C. 79 Douglas, Melvyn 347 Douglas, Michael 293, 295 Douglas, Mike 47, 337 Douglas, Phyllis 291 Douglas, Robert 24, 70, 116, 140, 155, 225, 280, 298, 314, 315 Douglas, Sarah 89, 418 Douglas, Scott 35 Douglas, Warren 38, 55, 56, 67, 145, 306 Douglas S. Cramer Company 185, 329, 335, 337–339, 346, 353, 359, 405, 424 Douglas S. Cramer Productions 392 Douglass, Charles 176 Doumanian, Jean 272 Douns, Watson 199 Dourif, Brad 289, 411 Dover, Arnold 383 Dow, Tony 389 Dowd, Ann 362 Dowdell, Robert (Bob) 202, 227, 293, 318, 320 Dowdle, Doug 391 Dowen, Thomas 362 Dowhen, Garrick 351 Dowling, Chet 270, 383 Dowling, Doris 53, 59, 283 Down, Lesley-Anne 393 Down Home 365

INDEX Down the Garden Path (The Family Kovac) 359 Down to the Sea in Slips (Operation Petticoat) 242 Downes, Anson 162, 175, 199, 200 Downey, James 272 Downey, Michelle 181 Downey, Robert 391 Downey, Robert, Jr. 272 Downing, David 228, 339, 425 Downing, Frank 330 Downing, Joe 72, 218 Downing, Joseph 68, 231 Downing, Stephen 167, 211, 300, 301, 302 Downs, Aleana 293 Downs, Cathy 26, 162, 316 Downs, Fredrick (Frederic, Fred) 39, 153, 171, 310 Downs, Jane 84 Dowse, Frank 295 Doyle, Chris 146 Doyle, David 51, 408, 422 Doyle, Frankie 370 Doyle, Peggy 46 Doyle, Robert 24, 26, 46, 93, 169, 181, 363 Doyle, Ron 93, 127, 154 Doyle, Sheila 261 Doyle-Murray, Brian 272 Dozier, Robert 137, 299 Dozier, William 27 Drag Mother (Annapolis) 16 Dragnet 81, 82 Dragnet 1967 81, 82 Dragnet Productions 81 Drago, Billy 301 Dragon Road (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Drake, Alfred 289 Drake, Charles 249, 287 Drake, Christian 59, 281 Drake, Dennis 390 Drake, Ellen 356 Drake, Ervin 366 Drake, James 315 Drake, Jim 117, 234, 236 Drake, Ken 26, 87, 183, 239, 259, 277, 278, 312, 314 Drake, Mervyn 398 Drake, Oliver 54, 286 Drake, Pauline 8 Drake, Roland 136 Drake, Tom 56, 140, 165, 206, 261, 280, 316 Draper, Don 234, 372 Draper, Forrest 295 Dratch, Rachel 272 Drawbridge Incident (Waterfront) 324 Drayton, Noel 26, 117 Dreadful Sorry, Clementine (Alias Smith and Jones) 12 Dreadnought (V) 318 Dream a Little Dream (Magnum, P.I.) 197 A Dream for Christmas 398 The Dream Weaver (Man without a Gun) 200 Dream West 356 Dreben, Stan 387 Dresden, John 137 Dresner, Hal 414 Dressler, Lieux 236, 256 Drew, Bernard 147, 149 Drew, Doris 307 Drew, Ellen 218

INDEX Drexel, Steve 61 Dreyfus, Michael 192 Dreyfuss, Richard 334, 419 Drier, Moosie 250, 402, 409, 421 The Drifters 21 Driftwood (Waterfront) 324 Driscoll, Bobby 216, 316 Driscoll, John 395 Driscoll, Lawrason 170 Driscoll, Robert 70 Driscoll, Robert Miller 27, 125 Driskill, James (Jim) 17, 45 Driskill, William L. (Bill) 70, 93, 145, 146, 180, 194, 232, 302, 304, 344 Drivas, Robert 294, 295, 315 Drive a Desert Road (Lux Playhouse) 192 Driver, Donald 398 The Driver (Most Wanted) 227 Dromm, Andrea 290 The Drop (Lock-up) 182 The Drop (The Streets of San Francisco) 296 The Drought (Ark II) 17 Drought (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Dru, Joanne 129 Druce, Jeffrey 57 Druce, Olga 46 Drum, Jim 236 Drummond, Alice 235 Drury, Allen 336 Drury, James 36, 54, 319, 332 Drusky, Roy 160 Dry Ice (Jigsaw John) 158 Dryden, Bob 242 Dryer, Fred 174 Dryer, Robert 167, 274, 279, 302 Dryfoos, Sandy 153 Drysdale, Don 220 Dubac, Bob 76 DuBarry, Denise 360, 416 Dubbins, Donald (Don) 155, 200, 209, 218, 228, 315 Dubin, Charles S. 142, 158, 169, 190, 193, 238, 239, 287, 303, 320, 374, 411 Dubin, Gary 36, 318 DuBois, Ja’net 128 Dubois, Marta 302, 303 Dubov, Paul 26, 55, 74, 94, 221, 228, 339 Duchowny, Roger 185 Duclon, David W. 174, 197 Ducommun, Rick 408 Ducrocq, Caroline 88 The Dude (Law of the Plainsman) 177 Dude Ranch Story (Charlie’s Angels) 51 Dudley, Alice 70 Dudomaine, Ted 314 Due Process (Baretta) 23 Duel at Judas Basin (Cheyenne) 53 A Duel with Billy (The Quiet Man) 400 Duel, Pete (Peter Deuel) 12, 126, 190 Duet for Danger (Barnaby Jones) 25 Duet for Dying (Barnaby Jones) 25 Duff, Gordon 296, 306 Duff, Howard 71, 90, 94, 95,

458 137, 164, 169, 206, 255, 277, 295, 367, 374, 408 Duff, James 169 Duff, Warren 155, 201, 319 Duffin, Shay 299 Duffy, Herbert 338 Duffy, Julia 79, 233, 234, 284 Duffy, Patrick 68, 199, 358 Duffy, Thomas F. 300 Duffy’s Tavern 82 Du Frayne, Jane 214 Dugan, Dennis 281, 286, 360, 379 Dugan, John T. 8, 126, 171, 181, 182 Duggan, Andrew 35, 56, 116, 138, 140, 141, 154, 171, 200, 205, 294, 314, 315, 321, 339, 361, 365, 373, 388, 395 Duggan, G. Thomas 53 Dugovic, Connie 324 Duhart, Armando 371 Duke, Bill 41 Duke, Daryl 32, 137, 158, 415 Duke, John 218, 280 Duke, Maurice 144 Duke, Patty 295, 341 Duke, Ray 301 Duke, Robin 272 The Duke 356 Duke Ellington … We Love You Madly 356 The Duke of Everywhere 356 The Duke of Squigmann (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Dukes, David 364, 365 The Dukes of Dixieland 119, 158 The Dukes of Hazzard 82 Dulaine, Carole 396 Dulaine, Robert 154, 155 Dulchin, Gloria 263 Dullaghan, John 25, 199 Dullea, Keir 317 Dulo, Jane 130, 150, 156, 206, 263, 281 Dumas, Alexandre 350 Dumas, Helene 186–190 Dumas, John J. 137 Dumbrille, Douglass (Douglas) 10, 11, 128, 217, 277, 314 Dumke, Ralph 323, 324 Dumm, J. Rickley 194, 195, 293, 356 Dummy (Baretta) 23 Dumont, Margaret 229 Dumont, Sky 274 DuMont 21 DuMont Television (Network) 10, 51, 91, 94, 146, 162, 290, 331 DuMont Television — WABD 146 Dunah, Elizabeth 225 Dunaway, Don Carlos 165, 293, 356, 413 Dunaway, Faye 335, 357 Dunbar, Olive 36, 306 Duncan, Angus 93, 295 Duncan, Arlene F. 380 Duncan, Arthur (Art) 178, 179 Duncan, Bob 184 Duncan, Craig 11, 33, 56, 67, 145, 239, 246, 270 Duncan, David 209 Duncan, Donald 16, 209 Duncan, Ken, Jr. 151 Duncan, Kenne 55

Duncan, Lanny 330 Duncan, Pamela 135, 276, 310, 314 Duncan, Sandy 358, 363 Duncan, Wanda 184 Dunckel, Jacqueline 341 Dunckel, Nancy 341 Dundee and the Culhane 82, 83 Dune Roller (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Dungan, Angus 236 Dunham, Brett 291 Dunhill, Steve 183 The Dunhills 15 Dunkel, John 276, 293 Dunlap, Dave 184 Dunlap, Pamela 148, 204 Dunlap, Richard 170, 358 Dunlop, Lesley 335 Dunn, Ben 199 Dunn, Conrad 301 Dunn, George 41, 282, 306 Dunn, Harvey B. 318 Dunn, James 128, 156, 282, 306 Dunn, Jason 343 Dunn, Liam 269 Dunn, Michael 238, 292 Dunn, Nora 272 Dunn, Paul 289 Dunn, Pete 173 Dunnam, Stephanie 389 Dunne, Burt 38, 53, 55, 297 Dunne, Cindy 343 Dunne, Dominick 8, 182, 418 Dunne, Irene 184, 276 Dunne, James P. (Patrick) 161, 162 Dunne, Murphy 175, 275 Dunne, Sonny 250 Dunne, Steve 149, 213, 217, 252, 353 Dunning, Decla 131 Dunnock, Mildred 347 Dunphy, Jerry 29 Dunson, Saundra 152 The Duo Is Slumming (Batman) 27 DuPois, Richard 96 DuPois, Starletta 89 Dupont, Ewald André 30 Du Pont, Lawrence 306 DuPont (Dupont), Norman 87, 209 DuPont Cavalcade Theater 83 DuPont Cavalcade Theater Presents 50 The DuPont Show (with June Allyson) 83 Dupree, Al 355 DuQui (DoQui), Robert 94, 295, 367, 410 Durant, Don 163 Durant, Jack 388 Durante, Jimmy 60, 120, 342, 404 Durning, Charles 87, 397, 402, 411 Durocher, Leo 231 Durock, Dick 153, 167, 195, 392 Durr, Sally 341 Durrell, Michael 13, 170, 318, 377, 418 Durren, John 56, 200, 203, 401 Durslag, Melvin 218 Duryea, Dan 10, 249, 299

Duryea, Peter 291 Dusay, Marj 90, 138 Dusenberry, Ann 179, 180, 285 d’Usseau, Arnaud 378 The Dutchman (Most Wanted) 227 Dutton, Evelyn 156 Duvall, Robert 93, 244, 293 Duvall, Shelley 23, 97 Duvall, Susan 15, 413 Dvorak, Ann 50 Dvorak, Reggie 199 Dvorak, Wayne C. 273 Dweck, Jon 291 Dweck, Scott 291 Dwigar Productions 158 Dwiggins, Sue 257 Dwight, David 199, 277 Dwight-Smith, Michael 190 Dworkin, Patty 84 Dydley, Paul 232 Dyer, Bill 27, 28, 406 Dyer, Eddy C. 138 Dyer, Jimmy 78 Dyer, Yohance 380 Dykers, Thomas M. 282 The Dynamiter (Favorite Story) 92 Dynarski, Gene 39, 201, 290 Dynasty 83, 84, 386 Dynasty (The Quest) 254 Dynasty of Evil (The Quest) 254 Dysart, Richard A. 388 Dyslexia (Westside Medical) 327 Dziubinska, Anulka 195 Dzundza, George 354 Eager Female (Mayor of the Town) 206 Eagle, Jeff 274 Eagle and the Bear,The 356 Eakes, Bobbi 176 The Earl Brown Orchestra 163 The Earl Brown Singers 71 Earl Ebi Collection 4, 222, 328 Earle, Edward 74, 277 Earle, Merie 174, 287, 321, 379, 411 Earll, Robert 299 Earnshaw, Fenton W. 30, 55, 59, 279, 280, 416 Earon, Emilee 261 Earp, Wyatt 26 Earth, Wind & Fire 391 Earthbound (Men into Space) 209 East, Jeff 356 East Winds (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Easterbrook, Leslie 174–177 Easterly Productions 79 The Easterner (Sheriff of Cochise) 282 Eastham, Richard 165, 256, 294, 311, 329, 388 Eastin, Steve 302 Eastlake, Carleton 318 Easton, Jack, Jr. 299 Easton, Robert 220 Easton, Sheena 368 Eastwood, Clint 231, 325 Eaton, Evelyn (Evelynne) 35, 213 Eaton, Gloria 92, 207 Eaton, Shirley 404

459 Ebb, Fred 415 Ebbets Field Film Co. 382 Ebersberg, Horst 117, 118, 119, 315 Ebersol, Dick 272 Ebersole, Christine 50, 272 Ebert, Michael 46 Ebi, Earl 222, 238 Ebsen, Bonnie 24 Ebsen, Buddy 24, 28, 40, 163, 166, 203, 239, 340, 382 Eccles, Ted (Teddy) 172, 356 Echevierra, Anacani 178, 179 Echoes of the Mind (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Eckholdt, Steve 225 Eckhouse, James 288 Eckstein, George 115, 154, 230, 335, 339, 388, 396, 408, 417 Eckstine, Billy 356 Ed Discovers America (Mister Ed) 224 Ed Friendly Productions 270, 339, 346, 397 Ed Gets the Mumps (Mister Ed) 224 The Ed Sullivan Show 220 Ed Wolf Productions 15 The Ed Wynn Comedy Hour 84 The Ed Wynn Show 84 The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theatre 84 The Eddie Cantor Show (The Colgate Comedy Hour) 60 Eddo, Nancy 274 Edelman, Barbara Jane 184 Edelman, Gregg 289 Edelman, Herbert (Herb) 58, 91, 127, 236, 250, 294, 349, 351, 391, 407 Edelman, Louis F. (Lou) 30, 71, 185 Edelstein, Rick 12 Eden, Barbara 47, 149, 150, 163, 214, 339, 411 Eden, Chana 217 Eden, Richard 272 Ederer, Bernard 34 Edgar, William 208 Edgar J. Scherick Associates 359, 411, 413 Edgar Lansbury Productions 335 Edgcomb, James 146, 195, 273, 274 Edge, Bob 94 Edge of Disaster (The Lineup) 180 The Edge of Greatness (Lux Playhouse) 192 Edling Productions 408 Edmiston, James 192 Edmiston, Walker 173, 274, 286, 312, 328, 405, 422 Edmonds, Don 38, 209 Edmondson, Jim 159 Edmunds 230 Edsel & Mercury 370 Edson, John Perry 334 The Education of Hyman Kaplan 356 Edward Lewis Productions 10, 276, 414 Edward S. Feldman Co. 387 Edwards, Barbara 204 Edwards, Bill 365

Edwards, Blake 96, 144, 224, 248, 259, 340 Edwards, Dorothy 247 Edwards, Douglas 29 Edwards, Edward 202 Edwards, Elaine 215 Edwards, Elizabeth 405, 406 Edwards, Ella 150, 231 Edwards, Geoff 248, 415 Edwards, Gerald B. 66 Edwards, Jack 45, 194, 215, 270 Edwards, James 59 Edwards, Jean Moore 351 Edwards, Jennifer B. 381 Edwards, John 176, 344 Edwards, Lance 362 Edwards, Lorraine 218, 219, 221 Edwards, Paddi 302 Edwards, Paul F. 319, 393, 394 Edwards, Penny 215, 220, 270, 312 Edwards, Ralph 297, 328 Edwards, Ronnie Claire 68, 223, 321, 370, 421 Edwards, Sam 8, 9, 25, 31, 33, 73, 75, 81, 82, 93, 94, 127, 130, 142, 154, 173, 180, 182, 185, 194, 198, 232, 248, 250, 252, 253, 269, 310, 320, 321, 353, 355, 363, 373, 374, 377 Edwards, Saundra 205 Edwards, Stephanie 127, 251 Edwards, Stoney 158 Edwards, Suzanne 280 Edwards, Vince 28, 376, 404 Edwards, Vincent 384 Efficiency Secretary (Highway Patrol) 145 Egan, Bill 155 Egan, Eddie 23, 210, 211, 251 Egan, Mark 12, 13, 233 Egan, Richard 202, 254 Egan, Sam 89, 152, 255, 256 Egan, Tom 158, 309, 394 Egelston, Charles 98 The Egg Heads 121 Eggar, Samantha 197, 425 Eggers, Fred 38, 140 Eggert, Nicole 300, 301, 327, 421 Eggleston, Shirley 303 Ego, Sandra 40, 194 Egyptian Acrobats 258 Ehrlichman, John 420 Eibling, Peter 319 Eichen (Steinkellner), Cheri 52 Eiding, Paul 204, 285 Eight Is Enough 84, 85 The Eighth Part of the Village… (Magnum, P.I.) 195 88 Keys to Trouble (Klondike) 166 Eikenberry, Jill 394 Eilbacher, Cindy 32, 230, 321, 384 Eilbacher, Lisa 136, 271, 283, 295, 364 Eiler, Barbara 212, 214 Ein, Donald 117 Einstein, Bob 245, 246, 287, 288, 381 Einstein, Charles 185 Eisenbach, Bob 207

Eisenmann, Ike 90, 130, 300, 340, 411 Eisenstock, Alan 15, 272 Eisley, Anthony 93, 139, 294 Eisonson, Art 341 Eitner, Don 16, 26, 137, 198, 278, 290, 387 Ekland, Britt 90, 91 El Capitan (Hillstreet Blues) 147 Elaine’s Old Friend (Taxi) 305 Elam, Dan 250 Elam, Jack 54, 67, 166, 172, 177, 259, 306, 309, 344, 378 Elan, Joan 279 Elbling, Peter 174, 411 Elbogen, Paul 97 Elcar, Dana 23, 138, 142, 155, 167, 233, 239, 274, 287, 353, 380, 388 Elder, Ann 270, 394 Elder, Judyann 318 Elder, Lonnie, III 413 Eldredge, George 26, 67, 214, 269, 276 Eldredge, John 207, 216, 220 Eleanor and Franklin 356 Election Night (Lock-up) 183 The Elephant Story (Movin’ On) 228 Elephants Never Forget (Do You Know the Dalys?) 355 Eleven Dollars (Gunsmoke) 130 11,000 Miners Can’t Be Wrong (Death Valley Days) 73 The Eleventh Commandment (The Halls of Ivy) 131 The Eleventh Hour 85 Elgar, Avril 335 Elgin-American Show 357 The Elgin TV Hour 317 Elhardt, Kaye (Kay) 35, 38, 78, 135, 215, 312 Elias, Hector 354 Elias, Louie (Lou) 24, 27, 46, 51, 68, 118, 171, 291, 328, 372, 380 Elias, Michael 245, 246, 411 Eliason, Joyce 402 Elikann, Larry 169, 371, 411 Elinson, Irving 231, 375 Elinson, Iz 71 Elinson, Jack 30, 71, 88, 127, 229 Eliot’s Palm Beach Suit (The Associates) 22 Eliot’s Revenge (The Associates) 22 Elison, Irving 375, 376 Elizabeth 357 Elizabeth Tander (The Millionaire) 220 Elizondo, Hector 169 Elke 357 The Elke Sommer Show 357 Elkins, Merry 396 Ellen Curry (The Millionaire) 217 Ellenstein, Robert 180, 317, 318, 329, 421 Ellerbe, Harry 32, 75, 116 Ellerbee, Bobby F. 279 Ellery Queen 85 Ellie (Kings Row) 166 Ellig, Belle 86, 377 Elliman, Yvonne 354 Ellington, Duke 356, 415

INDEX Ellingtonians, Original 415 Ellinson, Izzy 191 Elliot, Biff 125, 216, 280, 324 Elliot, Bob 342 Elliot, Cass 404 Elliot, Jane 24, 123, 347 Elliot, Ross 61 Elliot, Susan 414 Elliot, William 269 Elliott, Allison 385 Elliott, Bill 362 Elliott, Cecil 162, 253 Elliott, Chris 272 Elliott, David 284, 396 Elliott, David Michael 300 Elliott, Dick 15, 73, 75 Elliott, Evan 136 Elliott, John 68 Elliott, Laura 183 Elliott, Leonard 290 Elliott, Neil 48 Elliott, Patricia 289 Elliott, Peggy 8 Elliott (Elliot), Ross 41, 49, 56, 61, 67, 86, 92, 123, 155, 212, 319, 320, 330, 367 Elliott, Sam 141, 172, 222, 331, 353, 417 Elliott, Stephen 195, 223, 225, 275, 305, 341, 364, 372, 375, 387 Elliott, William 8, 347 Elliotte, John 26, 91 Ellis, Antonia 398 Ellis, Antony 31, 210 Ellis, Arnold (= Ellison Kadison) 154 Ellis, David R. 330 Ellis, Herbert (Herb) 81, 239, 248, 296 Ellis, Jimmy (Jimmy Ellis & the Riverview Spiritual Singers) 163 Ellis, June (Juney) 69, 295 Ellis, Kathleen 389 Ellis, Larry 83 Ellis, Monie 368 Ellis, Rick 217 Ellis, Robert (Bobby) 184, 206, 207 Ellis, Sidney 23, 24, 115, 222, 223 Ellis, Ward 77 Ellis Island 357 Ellison, Bob 15, 225, 333 Ellsworth, Scott 45, 93 Ellsworth, Stephen 182 Ellsworth, Whitney 10, 217 Elman, Eugene 360, 388 Elman, Irving 28, 36, 83, 286 Elmer, the Cat 217 The Elmo Ziller Story (Magnum, P.I.) 194 Elmore, Barney 304 Elmore, Gloria 140, 141, 298 The Elopement (Angie) 15 The Elopement (Joanie Loves Chachi) 162 Elsasser, Patti 238 Elsom, Isobel 12, 35, 60, 96, 140, 221 Elson, Andrea 284 Elstad, Linda 271, 387 Elterman, Judi 89 Elton, Fred 19 Ely, Ron 16, 330 Elyea, Bob 39 The Emancipation of Billy 357 Emanuel, Jack 55, 61, 178, 279

INDEX Embarrassment of Riches (The Millionaire) 221 Embassy Pictures Corporation 327 Embassy Television 86, 88, 392, 398 Emenegger, Robert 397 Emergency! 85, 86 Emergency (The DuPont Show) 83 The Emergency Man (Westside Medical) 326 Emerson, Allen 27, 29 Emerson, Douglas 142 Emerson, Hope 152, 248 Emerson, Karrie 300 Emerson, Priscilla 396 Emery, James 153, 193, 196, 284 Emery, John 375 Emery, Matt 30 Emhardt, Kathleen 154 Emhardt, Robert 45, 154, 236, 248, 328, 347, 354, 361 EMI Television (Programs) 258, 334, 341, 344, 353, 377, 387, 393, 394, 397, 407 The Emil Colman Orchestra 21 Emily Baker (The Millionaire) 218 Emily, Emily 357 Emily Short (The Millionaire) 211 Eminent Domain (Superior Court) 297 Emling, Ernest 349 Emmanuel, Alphonsia 352 Emmanuel, Maurice 301 Emmanuel Lewis Entertainment Enterprises 325 Emmet, Michael 213 Emmet G. Lavery, Jr. Productions 365 Emmet G. Lavery Productions 278, 367 Emmett, Jeri 116 Emmich, Cliff (Fatty) 23, 153, 203, 391 Emmy Awards Show, Annual (11th) 357, 358 Emmy Awards Show, Annual (13th) 358 Emmy Awards Show, Annual (21st) 358 Emmy Awards Show, Annual (35th) 358 Emory, Richard 26, 135, 304, 316, 326 The Empath (Star Trek) 292 Emperor Norton (Death Valley Days) 73 The Emperor’s Clothes (Knots Landing) 169 Empire State Building (The Millionaire) 221 The Empty Cell (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Empty Gun (T.J. Hooker) 300 The Empty Holster (Favorite Story) 93 Enberg, Dick 246 The Encounter (Lawman) 178 Encounter with Aries (McCloud) 193 The End Is but the Beginning (The Fugitive) 116

460 End of an Outlaw (Trackdown) 323 The End of Nowhere (The Rough Riders) 270 End of the Line (Police Story) 251 End of Track (The Rough Riders) 270 The End of Winter (The Quest) 254 Enders, Dusty 280 Endo, Harry 349 Endoso, Kenny 171 Enemy on the Beach (Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre) 32 Enemy Unknown (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 The Enemy Within (Star Trek) 290 Eney, Woody 22, 89, 387 Engel, Eleanor 331 Engel, Georgia 22 Engel, Roy 26, 40, 72, 73, 82, 92, 93, 96, 130, 154, 171, 192, 216, 222, 229, 269, 277, 328, 329, 376 Engelman, Anthony 60 England, Hal 24, 59, 96 England, Sue 220 England Made Me (Studio One) 296 Engle, Jeff 377 Engle, Paul 237 English, John 10, 59, 271, 320, 332 English, Julia 197 English, Marla 190 English, Philip 195 English, Ralna 178, 179 Englund, Ken 72 Englund, Robert 284, 318, 319, 376, 413, 418 Engstrom, Jena 248 Enlow, Dana 209 Enlow, Darlene 157 Enninger, Billy 357 Enola Gay 358 The Enola Gay: The Men Mission Atomic Bomb 358 Enright, Dan 165 Enright, Elizabeth 184 Enríquez, René 26, 146, 147, 251, 356 Ensana, Joel 238 Ensign, Michael 138, 302 Enten, Boni 326 Enter the Porcupine (Simon & Simon) 285 The Enterprise Incident (Star Trek) 292 Entertainment Arts 346 Entertainment Hall of Fame Awards (1975) 358 Entertainment on Wheels (Shower of Stars) 282 Epcar, Richard 293 The Epidemic (Rafferty) 256 The Episode at Red Gulch Siding (Roar of the Rails) 260 Epp, Gary 161 Epper, Tony 69, 70 Epstein 93, 136, 145, 146, 194, 223, 232, 304 Epstein, Allen 360 Epstein, Herman 205, 261 Epstein, Jon 95, 165, 243, 244, 299, 422

Epstein, Julius J. 151, 398 Epstein, Mel 200 Equinox Productions 56 E/R 86 Erby, Morris D. 8 Erdman, Dennis 25, 377 Erdman, Richard 144 Ergner, Art 344 Eric, David 233 Eric, Martin 91 Eric Lieber Productions 399 Eric Lodek (The Millionaire) 217 Erica Schiller (Kings Row) 166 Erickson, Del 326 Erickson, Lee 115 Erickson, Leif 70, 90, 144, 213, 216, 254, 316, 404 Erickson, Rod 97 Erickson, Stanley (Stan) 184 Ericson, Devon 227, 255, 295, 296, 326, 356, 411, 412 Ericson, John 50, 215 Erman, John 96, 249, 292, 293, 338, 367, 377, 390, 402, 422 The Ernest Flatt Dancers 119 Ernest Tidyman Productions 350, 351 Erskine, Marilyn 311 Ertel, Janet 18 Erway, Ben 221 Erwin, Bill 199, 278 Erwin, Judy 142 Erwin, Lee 11, 213, 259, 260, 277, 278 Erwin, Stu 128, 166, 296 Erwin, William (Bill) 277 Escape (Public Defender) 253 Escape (Ripcord) 259 Escape from Bogen County 358 Escape from Hanging (Tombstone Territory) 312 Escape from Potter Valley (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Escape into Space (Mayor of the Town) 205 Escape Proof Jail (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Escape to Nepal (The Man and the Challenge) 197 Escape to Nowhere (The Unexpected) 316 Esch, James 414 Eschbach, Victor 346 Escobedo, Fabian 371 Esformes, Nate 296, 301 Eskendar, Jacob 341 Esmond, Carl 117, 292 Esparza, Ernest, III 360 Essex, David 366 Essex, Harry 26, 317 Essler, Fred 306 Esso Christmas Show 402 The Establishment 163, 164, 338 Estabrook, Howard 215 Estin, Ken 281, 305 Estin Simon Productions 281 Estorick, Isobel 138 Estrada, Erik 57, 254, 362 Estralita (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 321 Estrin, Jonathan 393 Ethel and Bessie 359 Ethel Barrymore Television Theater 86

Ethel’s Cabin (The Borden Show) 34 Ethridge, Ella 257 Etienne, Roger 128, 278, 297 Ettlinger, Don 97 Euard, Opal 199 Eunson, Dale 149, 181 Eure, Wesley 173 Eurich, Robin 13 Eustis, Rich 360 Eustrel, Anthony 27, 92, 147, 316 The Evaluation 225 Evand, David 205 Evand, Gene 379 Evans, Art 193 Evans, Charles 78, 92, 131, 215, 316 Evans, Dale 164, 263, 271, 404 Evans, Dave 270 Evans, Denny 413 Evans, Douglas 247, 257, 286 Evans, Gene 179, 183, 202, 203, 228, 285, 286, 330, 346, 362, 377, 417 Evans, Greg 263 Evans, Griff 136 Evans, Henry 94 Evans, Jacqui 138 Evans, John Morgan 278 Evans, Lesley 143 Evans, Linda 30, 83, 380, 382 Evans, Mary Beth 168 Evans, Maurice 27, 29, 131, 295, 335, 362 Evans, Michael 127 Evans, Nancy 219 Evans, Peter 354 Evans, Ray 237 Evans, Rex 132 Evans, Richard 24, 25, 45, 56, 172, 178, 249, 320, 421 Evans, Robert Briscoe 251 Evans, Roy 388 Evans, Troy 273, 370 Eve, Trevor 281 Eve of Terror (Night Stalker) 236 Evelyn, Judith 202 Even if It Hurts (Peck’s Bad Girl) 246 Evening Shade 87 Everett, Chad 67, 206, 251, 374 Everglades 87 Evergreen 359 The Everly Brothers 160 Evers, Jason 45, 82, 89, 90, 154, 203, 227, 295, 301 Everybody Loves Aunt Vanessa (Joanie Loves Chachi) 162 Everybody Loves Sweeney (The Dick Powell Show) 75 Everybody Pays the Fare (Baretta) 23 Everybody’s a Movie Star (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 Everywhere a Chick-Chick (Accidental Family) 8 Evigan, Greg 331 Ewald, Yvonne 258 Ewell, Tom 23, 24, 311, 338 Ewell-Martin-Carroll 311 Ewer, Donald 400 Ewing, Diana 203, 250, 351, 420 Ewing, Jim 398 Ewing, Loren 27

461 Ewing, Robert 167 Ewing, Roderick 256 Ewing, Roger 130 The Exchange (Cannon) 45 The Exchange (The FBI) 93 The Exchange (Lawman)178 The Exclusive Story (Window on Main Street) 329 Executive Sweet (The Bob Cummings Show) 32 The Expendables (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 The Experiment (Fantasy Island) 90 Experiment with a Traitor (Harbourmaster) 136 Experiments in Terror (The Man and the Challenge) 197 The Expert 359 The Experts (Everglades) 86 Explosion! (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 Express to Terror (Supertrain) 297 Extreme Remedies (Rafferty) 257 Eye in the Sky (Crazy Like a Fox) 66 Eye of the Beholder (Night Court) 234 Eyer, Bruce 217 Eyer, Richard 192, 229, 289 The Eyes Have It (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Eyes in My Back (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 The Eyes That Wouldn’t Die (The Sixth Sense) 286 Eyewitness (Matt Houston) 204 Eyewitness (77 Sunset Strip) 279 Eyewitness (Switch) 299 Eyewitness (Tombstone Territory) 312 Eythe, William 303 “F” 359 F. Canis Major (The Halls of Ivy) 133 F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Last of the Belles 359 F Troop 87, 88 Fabares, Shelley 24, 80, 203, 206, 226, 355, 389, 419 Fabbri, Diego 50 Fabian 40, 336, 346, 364 Fabiani, Joel 46, 294, 299 Fabray, Nanette 47, 48, 413 Fabrice, Don-Antoine 118 Face Down, Floating (The Detectives) 75 Face for a Shadow (Police Story) 250 Face of a Hero (Playhouse 90) 250 Face of Fear (Target) 304 Faceless Man (House of Wax) 371 Factor, Alan Jay 406 Factor-Newland Productions 406 The Facts of Life 88, 89 The Facts of Life Goes to Paris (The Facts of Life) 88 The Facts on the Fire (SurfSide 6) 298 Faculty Follies (The Halls of Ivy) 132

Faculty Marriage (The Halls of Ivy) 134 Faculty Wife (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Fadden, Tom 172, 248, 276 Fafara, Stanley 217 Fafara, Tiger 213, 276 Fahey, Myrna 84, 135, 139, 166, 280 Failure to Communicate (The Master) 202 Fair, Jody 87 Fair Exchange (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Fair Game (The Hunted Lady) 373 Fairbairn, Bruce 269 Fairbank, Christopher 335 Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr. 163 Fairchild, Morgan 94, 95, 226, 256, 355, 382, 393 Fairfield, John 380 Fairman, Blain 380 Fairman, Michael 41, 146, 167, 273, 279, 337 Fairman, Paul 316 Fairman, Tojo 90 Faison, Matthew 337 Faison, Sandy 275, 344 Falana, Lola 231, 342 Falco, Mike 45 The Falcon 9 Falcon Crest 89 Falconer (Street Hawk) 293 Falk, Harry 158, 185, 196, 244, 294–296, 319 Falk, Peter 75, 177, 305, 358 Falkenberg, Kort 199 Falkenburg, Jinx 43 The Fall Guy 89 The Fall Guy (Boston Blackie) 35 Falling Star (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 Fallon, Jimmy 272 Fallon, Siobhan 272 Fallout at Quality Spring (Temple Houston) 306 Falloway, Don 408 Falls, Shirley 154, 295 False Colors (Markham) 201 False Impression (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 A False Sense of Security (Serpico) 279 Faltas, Nick 275, 403 Falvo, John 26, 163 Fambrough, Henry 176 Family Dispute (Casablanca) 49 The Family Doctors 359 Family Films 324 Family Films for International Lutheran Laymen’s League 310 The Family Holvak 89, 90 The Family Kovac (Kovack) 359 The Family Man (The General Electric Theatre) 123 The Family Nobody Wanted 359 The Family Reunion (Fantasy Island) 90 The Family Secret (In the Heat of the Night) 152 Family Ties 90 Famous Artists Agency 156

Fancher, Hampton 55, 251, 290, 379 Fanciosa, Anthony 370 Fang and Claw (Cowboy in Africa) 66 Fann, Al 285 Fann, LaVelda 199 Fant, Lou 46, 181, 309 Fantastic Journey 90 Fantasy 360 Fantasy Island 90, 91 Fantasy of Fear (Barnaby Jones) 24 Fantelle, Dian 324 Far from the Shade Tree (The United States Steel Hour) 317 The Far Side of Fear (The Yellow Rose) 331 Faracci, James 300 Faracy, Stephanie 366, 414 Faraday and Co. 231 Farago, Joe 284 Faraizl, Adam 361 Faraldo, Daniel 283 Faralla, William Dario 31, 205 Farber, Bert (Will Roland & Bert Farber Orchestra) 18 Farber, Jodi 238 Farentino, James 116, 250, 351, 357 Fargas, Antonio 292, 396 Fargo, James 275, 303 Farid, Zaid 86 Farlando, Daniel 302 Farleigh, Lynn 424 Farley, Chris 272 Farley, Elizabeth 419 Farley, James 116, 291 Farley, Kelly 190 Farley, Morgan 377 Farmer, Frances 249 Farmer, Frank 86, 281, 284, 301 Farmer, Gene 257, 270 Farmer, Mimsy 248 The Farmer (Mayor of the Town) 206 The Farmer’s Daughter 91 Farmer’s Market (Wide Wide World) 328 Farnon, Shannon 255, 383 Farnsworth, Richard 322, 347, 417 Faro Bill’s Layout (Death Valley Days) 73 Farr, Gordon 32, 142, 185 Farr, Hugh 271 Farr, Jamie 56, 57, 118, 192, 193 Farr, Karl 271 Farr, Kimberley 285 Farr, Lee 75, 154, 216 Farr, Lynne 32, 185 Farrar, Stanley 216, 223 Farrell, Amy 294 Farrell, Brian 149 Farrell, Brioni 172 Farrell, Charles 229 Farrell, Eileen 120, 122, 160 Farrell, Gail 178, 179 Farrell, Gwen 193 Farrell, James T. 412 Farrell, Judy 193 Farrell, Marty 367 Farrell, Mary 236 Farrell, Mike 118, 192, 193, 351, 378 Farrell, Sharon 125, 137, 150, 200, 287, 299, 301, 339, 401

INDEX Farrell, Shea 149 Farrell, Skip 307 Farrell, Terri 382 Farrell, Tim 71 Farrell, Tommy 35, 78, 138 Farrell, Walter 20 Farrell & Lynd 20 Farren, Vivian 123 Farren-Phelps, Jill 123, 272 Farrington, Hugh 302 Farrow, Mia 249 Farrow, Mike 275 Farrow, Tisa 364 Fascinato, Jack (Jack Fascinato Orchestra) 307 Fashion Parade 91 Fashion Show (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Fashions on Parade 91 Fass, George 116, 135, 269, 304 Fass, Gertrude 135, 269, 304 Fast, Howard 372 Fast Friends 360 The Fast Gun (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 The Fast Lane (T.J. Hooker) 300 Fast Trip to Cheyenne (Lawman) 178 The Fatal Bullet (The Range Rider) 257 Fatal Figures (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 The Fatal Hibiscus (The Flying Nun) 95 Fatal Information (Everglades) 87 Fatal Vision 360 Fate Pays Off Max Shinburn (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Fateful Decision (Target) 304 Fateful Night (Casablanca) 49 Father and Son (The Millionaire) 219 Father & the Circus (Life with Father) 179 Father & the Dress Suit (Life with Father) 179 Father & Young Love (Life with Father) 179 Father Damien the Leper Priest 351 Father Gilhooley (The Millionaire) 218 Father Knows Best 91 Father Knows Best (The Tortellis) 313 Father O Father 360 Father Verbiest’s First Auto (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Fatherland 360 Fathers and Sons and Mothers (The Bob Newhart Show) 32 Fathers of the Bride (Taxi) 305 Father’s Second Honeymoon (Life with Father) 179 Faulkner, James 385 Faulkner, Nancy 153 Faulkner, Ralph 253 Faulkner, Stephanie 387 Faulkner, William 250 Fauntelle, Dian 229, 323 Fauré, John 33 Faust, Charles 195 Faust, Frederick Schiller 79

INDEX Faustino, David 407 Favart, Robert 389 Favorite Story 91–93 Fawcett (-Majors), Farrah 51, 137, 150, 422 Fawcett, William (Bill) 16, 56, 59, 67, 70, 81, 82, 165, 178, 218, 229, 248, 271, 277, 280, 306, 322 Fawcett-Majors (Productions) 137, 376 Fax, Jesslyn 243 Fay, Deidre 88 Fay, Pat 46, 146 Fay, William 12 Fay 93 Fay and the Doctor (Fay) 93 Fay and the Married Man (Fay) 93 Faye, Herbie 75, 127, 144 Faye, Joey 183, 280 Faylen, Frank 78, 205 Faylen, Kay 199 Fayne, Elainie 342 The FBI 93 The FBI Story, Alvin Karpis 360, 361 FBI Story, Ku Klux Klan 361 Fear (The Cisco Kid) 59 Fearless Dotty (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Fearless Fagan 361 Feather 93 The Feather and Father Gang 93 A Feather in His Hat 361 Feathered Capes (Bold Venture) 33 Fedder, Ted 348 Fedderson, Don 211, 230, 416 Federal Men 93, 314 Federal Telefilms 9, 67, 223 Feeley, Terence 389 Feeney, Joe 179 Fehrle, Phil 85, 319 Feigenbaum, Joel J. 169 Fein, Bernard 140, 260 Fein, Irving 156 Feinberg, Ron 235, 388 Feiner, Ben, Jr. 84, 207, 252, 315 Feiner, Bob 179 Feinstein, Alan 158, 243, 336, 373, 418 Feinstein, Joseph 272 Feist, Felix E. 136, 311 Feke, Steve 274 Felch, Karl 391 Feld, Fritz 236 Feld, Irvin 394 Feld, Kenneth 394 Feld, Rose C. 277 Felder, Clarence 354 Felder, Lou 275 Feldman, Bruce 354 Feldman, Edward H. 94, 127, 257 Feldman, Edward S. 364, 387 Feldman, Sam 185 Feldon, Barbara 338, 419 Feldshuh, Tovah 25, 125, 278, 340, 424 Feliciano, José 354 Feliciano, Minda 139 Fell, Norman 85, 154, 170, 251, 295, 311, 325, 352, 390 Fellowes, Julian 334 Fellows, Arthur 317, 416 Fellows, Edith 273, 283, 303

462 Fellows, Robert 11 A Fellow’s Brother (Maverick) 205 The Felony Squad 93, 94 Felton, Norman 79, 85, 126, 141, 246, 253 Felton, Verna 73, 131, 252, 369 Female Killer (Tombstone Territory) 312 Fenady, Andrew J. 36, 423, 425 Fenady, Georg (George J.) 51, 57, 60, 86, 117, 118, 119, 168, 255, 256, 285 Fenady, Mary (Georgia) 118 Fendley, Danny 152 Fennelly, Vincent M. 11, 259, 289, 313, 321, 322, 355 Ferber, Bruce 88, 129 Ferber, Mel 162, 287 The Fercos 413 Ferdin, Pamelyn 37, 145, 173, 201 The Ferges Troop 383 Ferguson, Alexander B. 399 Ferguson, Bianca 123 Ferguson, Frank 11, 33, 34, 54, 61, 73, 181, 206, 237, 249, 306 Ferguson, J. Don 359 Ferguson, Jay R. 87 Ferguson, P.J. 150 Fernandes, Miguel 300 Fernández, Abel 33, 70, 74, 317, 318, 332 Ferrante, Joe 70 Ferrar, Catherine 203, 204 Ferrare, Ashley 202 Ferrare, Cindy 27 Ferraro, Dolores 13 Ferreira, Antone, III 196 Ferrell, Conchata 86, 128 Ferrell, Ray 246 Ferrell, Rick 110 Ferrell, Todd 173 Ferrell, Will 272 Ferrente, Joe 26 Ferrer, José 256, 261, 334, 364, 365, 403 Ferrer, Mel 23, 85, 89, 329, 372, 384, 395, 416 Ferrer, William 141 Ferrero, Martin 233 Ferrier, Garry 410 Ferrière, Jacques 88 Ferrigno, Lou 152, 204, 235, 373, 419 Ferris, Irena 185 Ferris, Jack 89 Ferris, Nick 25, 350 Ferrone, Dan 186–189, 227, 284, 317, 372 Ferry, David 420 Fesette, Doris 304 Fessier, Michael 97, 145, 297, 310 Festival of Lively Arts for Young People 383 Fetterly, Diane 395 Fetters, Curt 316 Fetty, Darrell 25, 243, 294, 295, 300, 389 Feuer, Debra 378, 401 Ficcello, Tom 407 Fiddler on the Hoof (Small & Frye) 287 Fiedler, John 32, 236, 248, 294, 423

Field, Betty 202 Field, Filip 255 Field, Gustave 171, 315 Field, Lilian 173 Field, Logan 154, 197, 209, 214, 328, 362 Field, Margaret 92, 166 Field, Mary 212 Field, Sally 12, 95, 126, 127, 144 Field, Syd 208 Field, Sylvia 74, 216 Field, Virginia 94, 219, 247, 276 Fielder, Pat 23, 24, 366 Fielder, Richard 125, 126, 130, 227, 326, 361, 364, 376, 394, 424 Fielding, Dorothy 79 Fielding, Elaine 91 Fields, Benny 18 Fields, Chip 302 Fields, Chuck 394 Fields, Cliff 72, 322 Fields, Darlene 55, 151, 213, 314, 327 Fields, Edith 234 Fields, Gracie 18 Fields, Jamie 121 Fields, Jere 392 Fields, Joan 261 Fields, John H. 285 Fields, Kim 88, 89 Fields, Margaret 323 Fields, Peter Allan 156, 193, 194 Fields, Robert 300 Fields, Sid 60, 157 Fields, Totie 337 Fierro, Joyce 56 Fierro, Paul 278, 316 Fifield, Steve 284 Fifth Amendment (I Led Three Lives) 151 Fifth Anniversary (Laverne and Shirley) 174 The Fifty Dollar Mistake (Here’s Lucy) 144 53 Reasons to Rob a Swiss Bank (Blue Light) 31 52 Fifth Avenue 361 Fight Game (Big Town) 30 Figueroa, Laura 347 Figures et Paraboles 78 File on George Allison — Confidential (Slattery’s People) 287 Filerman, Michael 89, 94, 168 Fillon, Tom 304 Filmaster Productions 72, 73, 130, 249 Filmation Studios 17 Filming Raul (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Filmways 362 Filmways Pictures 40, 248 Filmways Television (Productions) 28, 82, 224, 248, 253, 337, 355, 396 Filpi, Carmen 301, 329 Fimberg, Hal 217 Fimiani, Bob 196 Fimple, Dennis 12, 203, 285, 401 Final Assault (The Invaders) 155 Final Examination (The Halls of Ivy) 134 Final Hours (Everglades) 87

The Final Score (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Final Verdict 361 The Financier (Ripcord) 259 Finch, Howard 401 Finch, Jon 334 Finch, Robert 149 Finckh, Beate 360 Findlater, John 24 Fine, Michael 304 Fine, Morton (Mort S.) 16, 33, 49, 115, 169, 226, 299, 304 Fine, Ray 172 Fine Finny Fiends (Batman) 27 A Fine Romance (Kaz) 165 Fineman, Joseph 395 Finestra, Carmen 411 Finger, Bill 27 The Finger of God (Hour Glass) 149 Fingerman (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Finito La Comedia 361 Fink, Julie 203 Fink, Mike 374 Finkel, Robert (Bob S.) 32, 59, 60, 76, 246, 348, 404 Finklehoffe, Fred F. 11 Finley, Greg 283 Finley, Pat 32 Finn, Lila 22 Finnegan, Bill 338, 362, 364, 419 Finnegan, Patricia 362, 364 Finnegan, Tom 284 Finnegan Associates 338, 364, 419 Finneran, Mike 147, 234 Finnerty, Warren 243 Finoccoli, Robert 234 Fire! 362 The Fire Engine (The Cisco Kid) 59 Firebug (Harbor Command) 135 Firehouse Five Plus One (Emergency!) 86 Firehouse Quintet (Emergency!) 86 Fireman (I Married Joan) 152 Fireside Theatre 94, 157 Firestone, Eddie 24, 45, 74, 83, 190, 212, 218, 372, 380 Firestone, Roy 381 Firetrap (Big Town) 30 Fireworks in Chinatown (Boston Blackie) 34 The First (The Incredible Hulk) 153 The First 36 Hours of Dr. Durant 408 First Anthology (Productions) 11 The First Beau (Daniel Boone) 69 The First Big Try (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 The First Day (The Associates) 22 First Edition 270 First in War, First in Peace (Daniel Boone) 69 First Love (The Family Holvak) 89 First Mate (Waterfront) 323 The First Romance (The Love Boat) 185

463 First Steps 362 Fisch, Joe 327 Fischer, Corey 70 Fischer, Geoffrey 148, 255 Fischer, Jane 211 Fischer, Nancy 406 Fischer, Peter S. 85, 228, 352, 355 Fischer, Sy 81 Fish, Jim 208 Fish, Sandi 355 Fish, Ted 27 Fisher, Art 347, 414 Fisher, Bob 22, 54, 55, 246 Fisher, Bruce 372 Fisher, Carrie 175, 382 Fisher, Charles 46 Fisher, Cindy 256 Fisher, Dick 124 Fisher, Eddie 77 Fisher, Gail 200, 201 Fisher, George (Shug) 128, 167, 236, 259, 260, 271 Fisher, Hammond E. (Ham) 162, 262 Fisher, Harvey 199 Fisher, Howard 68 Fisher, Madeleine 14, 25 Fisher, Michael 90, 202, 203, 407 Fisher, Michael, Jr. 204 Fisher, Peter 342 Fisher, Robert 13 Fisher, Shug (George) 28, 167, 236, 259, 260, 271 Fisher, Steve 165, 166, 269 Fisher, Terry Louise 40 Fisher-Brill Productions 414 The Fisher Family 94, 310 Fisher’s Daughter (Acapulco) 7 Fishing (Jackie Gleason Show) 157 Fishing and Hunting Club (of the Air)— Sports for All 94 Fisk, Jack 361 Fist, Fletcher 118 The Fist Fighters (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Fitch (Lewis), Louise 138, 206, 319, 425 Fite, Bobby 281 Fitts, Rick 284, 300 Fitzgerald, Ella 47, 119, 163, 333, 415 Fitzgerald, F. Scott 115 Fitzgerald, Wilbur T. 152 Fitzgibbon, Maggie 398 Fitzgo 362 Fitzpatrick, Jerry 376 Fitzpatrick, John 401 Fitz-Richard, Arthur 56, 151 Fitzsimmons, Daniel 196 Fitzsimmons, Tom 359 FitzSimons, Bronwyn 159 Fitzsimons (FitzSimmons), Charles B. 185, 202, 230, 329 $500,000 in Diamonds (Harbor Command) 135 Five Moments Out of Time (The Eleventh Hour) 85 Five Widows Weeping (The Sixth Sense) 286 Five Women Weeping (The Sixth Sense) 286 Fix, Paul 9, 24, 115, 259, 290, 297, 377 The Fixer (Most Wanted) 227

Flack, Roberta 356, 366, 367 Flagg, Fannie 424 Flags of Terror (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Flaherty, Harper 320 Flaherty, Joe 354 Flaherty, William 135, 237, 260, 304 Flamingo Road 94, 95 Flanagan, Fionnula (Fionnuala) 149, 228, 285, 361, 371, 392 Flanagan, James A. 204 Flanagan, Kellie 125, 291 Flanagan, Michael 255 Flanagan, Thomas 192 Flanagan, Tommy (Tommy Flanagan Trio) 415 Flanders, Ed 24, 339, 356, 361, 400, 414 Flanders, Ralph E. 359 Flannery, Susan 389 Flashback (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Flatley, William 336 Flato, Richard 51, 199 Flatt, Ernest (Ernest Flatt Dancers) 119 Flatt & Scruggs 160 Flavin, James 10, 11, 133, 211, 224, 231, 260, 261, 286, 298, 318, 385 Flavo, John 31 Flax, Phyllis 330 Fleck, Jerry 374 Fleck, Lois 401 Fleeks, Eric 378 Fleer, Harry 26, 247, 283 Fleischer, Charles 175, 176 Fleming, Carolyn 172 Fleming, Eric 283 Fleming, Marvin 350 Fleming, Peter 37 Fleming, Rhonda 342 Flender, Harold 328 Flesh and Blood 362 Fletcher, Aaron 13, 222 Fletcher, Bill 154, 254 Fletcher, Bramwell 239 Fletcher, Dexter 388 Fletcher, Jack 337 Fletcher, Jay 153 Fletcher, Lester 17, 90, 182, 248, 276 Fletcher, Louise 26, 178, 221 Fletcher, Vivian 122 Fletcher-Cook, Graham 394 Fletcher Markle Collection 4, 115, 184, 321 Flexner, James Thomas 364 Flicker, Barbara 363 Flicker, Theodore J. 22, 30, 377, 379, 396 Flight #90: Disaster on the Potomac 362 Flight from Fear (Flight Line) 362 Flight Line 362 Flight of Angels (Hawkins) 141 Flight to Danger (Barnaby Jones) 24 Flight to Freedom (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Flight to Oblivion (Wonder Woman) 330 Flight to the East (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Flint, Katja 274

Flint, Sam 49, 53, 198, 218, 220, 271 The Flip Side (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Flippen, Jay C. 290 Flipper 95 Flipper’s Odyssey (Flipper) 95 Flippin, Lucy Lee 13, 95, 180, 234, 275 Flo 13, 95 Floating Bottle (Waterfront) 324 Floating Mine (Waterfront) 323 Flood, Ann 98, 110 Flood, Dennis 193 Flood, James 256 The Flood (West Point) 325 Flood Control (Mayor of the Town) 206 Florea, John (Johnny) 57, 69, 87, 124, 239, 277–279, 304, 319 Floren, Myron 179 Flores, José 17 Florey, Robert 12, 96, 97, 157, 184, 276 Flory, Med 194, 225, 247, 285, 372, 414, 422 Flo’s Retirement (Night Court) 236 Flowers for my Love (The Untouchables) 318 Fluellen, Joel 154 Fly Away Home (Ben Casey) 28 Fly, Little One (Mannix) 201 Fly the Alibi Skies (Simon & Simon) 284 Flying ‘A’ Pictures (Productions) 122, 257 Flying A Productions 16 The Flying Nun 95, 96 Flynn, Gertrude 220, 378 Flynn, J. Michael 275 Flynn, Joe 27, 124, 183, 209, 244, 277 Flynn, John 182 Flynn, Mary 53 F.O.B. Vera Cruz (Waterfront) 324 Foch, Nina 236, 281, 347 Fog Bound (Waterfront) 323 Fog Closing in (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Fogarty, Jack V. 25, 26, 227, 300, 301 Fogel, Jerry 228 The Foggiest Notion (Batman) 28 Fogle, Peter 242 Foley, Ellen 234, 235 Foley, George F., Jr. 303 Foley and Gordon 303 Follow Me (This Is the Life) 310 Follow Your Heart (The High Chaparral) 145 Folsom, Alan 286 Fonda, Henry 74, 245, 290, 337, 348, 365, 369 Fonda, James D. 74, 141 Fonda, Jane 236, 337 Fonda, Peter 97, 337 Fong, Benson 82, 171, 301, 378 Fong, Brian 51, 171 Fong, Frances 14, 49, 137, 140, 171, 292

INDEX Fong, Harold 149, 199, 248, 292 Fontaine, Bea 52 Fontaine, Eddie 38, 117, 251 Fontaine, Frank 157 Fontaine, Geri 52 Fontaine, Joan 351, 352, 418 Fontaine, Margie 52 Fontaine, Michael 281 Fontaine Sisters 52 Fontana, D.C. 171, 290–292, 295 Fontane, Char 297, 396 Fonteno, David 289 Fonzie Moves in (Happy Days) 134 Fool’s Greed (Klondike) 167 Football Hero (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Foote, Cone and Belding Productions 402, 404 Foote, Dorothy Cooper 126, 190 Foote, Horton 250, 348 Footloose Mel (Alice) 13 For Benny’s Sake (Baretta) 24 For Love of Joshua (Quincy, M.E.) 255 For Love or Money (Magnum, P.I.) 196 For the Ladybug, One Dozen Roses (Ben Casey) 28 For the Love of Angela (Police Woman) 252 For the Love of Money (Harry O) 137 For the Love of Sandy (The Love Boat) 185 For What We Are About to Receive (The High Chaparral) 145 Foraker, Lois 284 Foran, Dick 56, 69, 178, 205, 215, 239, 253 Foran, Mary 150 Forbes, Brenda 11, 97 Forbes, Don 211, 212 Forbes, Richard 226 Forbes, Scott 219 Force of Habit (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 302 Force Ten (Everglades) 87 Ford, Anitra 294 Ford, Barry 94, 404 Ford, Bette 67, 89 Ford, Catherine 285 Ford, Constance 213, 298, 312, 313 Ford, Dorothy 229, 230 Ford, Ernie 304, 307 Ford, Faith 325 Ford, Fritz 319 Ford, Glenn 40, 89, 340, 361, 362 Ford, Harrison 130, 387 Ford, Jineane 176 Ford, John 157 Ford, Larkin 46 Ford, Mary 218, 354 Ford, Mel 96 Ford, Paul 413 Ford, Peter 40, 44 Ford, Phil 159, 297 Ford, Ross 207, 208, 215 Ford, Steven 410 Ford, Tennessee Ernie 231 Ford, Terence 273 Ford, Wallace 74, 166 Ford, Whitey 158

INDEX Ford & Hines 159 Ford Star Jubilee 96 Ford Startime 96 Forde, Eugene 201 Forecast: Low Clouds and Coastal Fog (The Alfred Hitchcock Hour) 11 Foree, Ken 259 Foreign Correspondent (Big Town) 30 A Foreign Field (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Foreman, Carl 366 Foreman, Deborah 300 Forest, Denis 380 Forest, Michael (Mike) 55, 56, 119, 291, 314, 391 The Forest Ranger 417 Forester, C.S. 409 Forester, William A. 221, 280, 322 Forged Documents (The Man Called X) 199 The Forgotten (How the West Was Won) 149 Forman, Bill 327 Forman, Joey 91, 144, 153, 162, 390 The Former Harry Stone (Night Court) 234 Formicola, Fil 233, 329, 377 Foronjy, Richard 279, 336, 407 Forrest, Brad 209 Forrest, Frederic 338, 345, 402, 421 Forrest, George 290 Forrest, Hal 288 Forrest, Mabel 123 Forrest, Robert 213 Forrest, Sally 218 Forrest, Steve 45, 73, 130, 142, 403 Forrest, William 211 Forrester, Larry 39, 90, 138, 139, 167, 299, 319 Forrester, William A. 135 Forslund, Constance 390 Forst, Eric 314 Forster, Peter 23, 137 Forster, Robert 22, 125, 250, 366, 380 Forsyth, John 83 Forsyth, Rosemary 153, 195, 284, 300, 353, 362 Forsythe, Bill 146 Forsythe, Henderson 98 Forsythe, John 22, 51, 93, 357, 375, 382, 418 Forsythe, William 301 Forte, Fabian 69, 93 Forte, Joseph (Joe) 10, 180, 277 Fortier, Marcelle 116 Fortier, Robert (Bob) 117, 219, 314 The Fortress Below (Blue Light) 31 Fortune’s Child (Casablanca) 49 48 Hours to Doomsday (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Forty Reasons to Kill (Harry O) 137 Forward, Robert 181 Foshko, Robert (Bob) 303 Foster, Alan 118, 199 Foster, Ami 325 Foster, Bill 71, 159, 270 Foster, Buddy 205

464 Foster, Carol Tru 25 Foster, Daniel 134 Foster, Dianne 36, 40, 141, 165 Foster, Donald 29, 141, 218 Foster, Gene 135 Foster, George 231, 261 Foster, Gloria 338 Foster, Harve 57, 253, 327 Foster, Jerry 257 Foster, Jodie 205 Foster, Lewis R. 290 Foster, Lillian 407, 420 Foster, Linda 253, 376 Foster, Meg 24, 40, 286, 338, 353, 414, 420 Foster, Norman 44, 67, 311 Foster, Phil 174–177, 368, 383, 411 Foster, Preston 135, 323 Foster, Robert 167, 168, 354 Foster, Ron 146, 247 Foster, Ruth 180, 181, 182 Foster, Sherry 401 Foster, Stephanie 324 Fotre, Vincent (Vince, Vin) 135, 304 Foul Play 96 Fould, Sid 191 Foulger, Byron 97, 133, 248 Foulk, Robert 8, 55, 56, 61, 70, 91, 140, 172, 184, 205, 277, 323, 327, 354 Foulkes, Ted 406 The Fountaine Foundation (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Four Guns and a Prayer (Cheyenne) 54 Four Guns to Scalplock (Iron Horse) 155 Four-in-One 96, 193, 271 The Four Little Angels 76 Four Star Films 50, 96, 313, 355 Four Star Playhouse 71, 96, 97 Four Star Productions 11, 30, 74, 83, 96, 162, 177, 259, 290, 305, 311, 332 Four Star Television 30, 39, 71, 75, 182, 210, 259, 268, 289, 297, 321, 334, 346, 373, 405 The Four Suburbanites 268 Four to Die (Harbor Command) 135 Four to Get Ready (King of Diamonds) 165 Fournier, Rift 24, 257 Four’s Company Productions 360 Fourth Annual Shotz Talent Show (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Fowl Play (Simon & Simon) 283 Fowler, Bruce, Jr. 320 Fowler, Frank 151 Fowler, Keith 125, 413 Fowley, Douglas V. (Doug) 53, 58, 213, 236, 247, 254, 306, 313, 322, 324, 389 Fox, Ben 94, 418, 419 Fox, Bernard 29, 46, 129, 225, 329 Fox, Crystal 152 Fox, Fred S. 71, 143, 191, 258, 335, 342, 343, 368, 375

Fox, Fred, Jr. 134, 135, 161, 162 Fox, Gibson 139 Fox, Harry 282 Fox, John (Red) 192 Fox, John J. 406 Fox, Karrel 419 Fox, M. Bernard 225, 323, 417 Fox, Michael 48, 49, 51, 59, 135, 145, 148, 199, 205, 215, 247, 259, 321, 328, 381, 388, 406 Fox, Michael J. 90 Fox, Nancy 306 Fox, Norman A. 54 Fox, Peter 73, 285, 353 Fox, Wallace 257 Fox, William Price 409 Fox in 3/4 Time (Crazy Like a Fox) 67 Fox-Cat Productions 83 Foxboro Entertainment 361 Foxworth, Jerry 290 Foxworth, Robert 24, 89, 334, 353, 361 Foxx, Elizabeth 407 Foxx, Redd 271 Foy, Eddie, III 326 A Fragile Monster Is Loose (Baretta) 24 Fragments (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Fragnoli, John 162 Frakes, Jonathan 22, 25, 79, 89, 256, 356, 393 Fraley, Oscar 74, 317 Fralow, Warren 68 The Frame (Lock-up) 183 The Frame-Up (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Framed Ex-Con (Lock-up) 182 Framed for Murder (The Lone Ranger) 183 France, Anatole 170 France, Christopher 293 France, Shirley May 94 Franciosa, Anthony (Tony) 202, 230, 341, 382 Francis, Anne 11, 24, 68, 79, 284, 306, 340, 361 Francis, Cedric 60 Francis, Dena 256 Francis, Genie 123, 393 Francis, Ivor 25, 39, 181, 223, 254 Francis, James 425 Francis, John 356, 406 Francis, Missy 180 Francisco, Charles 287 Franciscus, James 31, 220, 375, 389, 398 Franco, Abel 23, 45, 70, 73, 309 Franco, Jess 73 Francy Productions 236 Frangione, Nancy 39 Frank, Ben 45, 227, 294, 295 Frank, Charles 256, 365, 408 Frank, Frederic M. 323, 324 Frank, Gary 91, 295, 358 Frank, Gerald 16 Frank, Horst 31 Frank, Tony 334, 393 Frank Cooper Productions 81 Frank Glicksman and Don Brinkley Productions 313 Frank Harrigan (The Millionaire) 217 Frank Keegan (The Millionaire) 215

Frank Wisbar Productions 94 Frankel, Art 409 Frankel, Doris 79 Frankel, Gene 238 Franken, Al 272, 273 Franken, Rose 338 Franken, Steve 78, 199, 237, 283, 351 Frankenheimer, John 96, 250 Frankenstein (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Frankfather, William 390, 422 Frankham, David 279, 314 Franklin, Aretha 334, 356, 366 Franklin, Barton 41 Franklin, Bill 219 Franklin, Bonnie 126, 343, 391 Franklin, Carl 24, 90, 227, 294 Franklin, Diane 28 Franklin, Jeff 174 Franklin, Judy 228 Franklin, Nancy 240–242 Franklin, Pamela 286, 326, 351, 356 Franklin, Paul 27, 183, 216, 314, 322 Frankovich, M.J. 425 Frankovich Productions 425 Franks, Jerry 163, 164 Franks, Jerry, Jr. 163 Franks, Randall 152 Frann, Mary 90, 233, 234, 365 Franz, Allan 388 Franz, Arthur 172, 211, 217, 222, 247, 254, 260, 287, 296, 330, 347, 379 Franz, Dennis 28, 146, 147, 302 Franz, Eduard 37, 362 Franz, Elizabeth 289 Franzen, Charles 152 Frappier, Paul Emile 357 Fraser, Elizabeth 97, 218, 390 Fraser, Elizabeth Lyn 204 Fraser, Ferrin 192 Fraser, Prudence 327 Fraser, Sally 50, 209, 214 Fraser, Woody 381 Fraternity 362 The Fraud (Lawman) 178 Frawley, James 195, 196, 211, 225, 244, 273, 275, 354 Frawley, William 230 Frazee, Jane 28 Frazee, Steve 54, 55 Frazer, Dan 31, 169 Frazer, Robert 388 Frazer, Sally 304 Frazier, Dan 169 Frazier, Hal 258 Frazier, Ron 289 The Freak (Westside Medical) 326 Freberg, Stan 231 Fred & Sledge 18 Fred Malcolm (The Millionaire) 212 Fred Morgan (The Millionaire) 216 Fred Silverman Productions 152 Fred Sings the Blues (Sanford and Son) 272 Fred the Activist (Sanford and Son) 272 Fred the Bird 337

465 Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians 97 The Fred Waring Show 97 Frederic, Norman (= Dean Fredericks) 53, 54, 164, 165 Frederick, Hal 137 Fredericks, Charles E. 26, 27, 37, 49, 61, 163, 166, 280, 297 Fredericks, Dean (= Norman Frederic) 53, 54, 164, 165 The Frederik von Ramm Story (Wagon Train) 321 Free Fall (Simon & Simon) 284 Freed, Arthur 333 Freed, Bert 36, 67, 75, 165 Freed, Donald 16 Freed, Sam 330 Freedle, Sam C. 40, 91 Freedley, Vinton, III 368 Freedman, Ben 23 Freedman, Benedict 144 Freedman, Gerald 51 Freedman, Jerrold 341 Freedman, Morris 82, 150, 207, 208, 229, 252, 282, 288 Freedman, Winifred 161, 162 Freedom of the Press (The Cisco Kid) 59 Freeman, Al, Jr. 169, 216 Freeman, Allyn 138 Freeman, Arny 25 Freeman, Brendan 75 Freeman, David 338 Freeman, Deena 67 Freeman, Devery 184, 310 Freeman, Everett 253, 276, 388 Freeman, Fred 337 Freeman, Joan 40, 88, 320, 353 Freeman, Joyce 173 Freeman, Kathleen 28, 156, 184, 191, 205, 206, 312, 323, 401 Freeman, Leonard (Lennie) 16, 75, 83, 97, 192, 211, 316, 317 Freeman, Lucy 341 Freeman, Marion C. 185 Freeman, Mona 83, 220, 248, 315 Freeman, Morgan 338, 403 Freeman, Morris 388 Freeman, Pam 253 Freeman, Paul 331, 393, 401 Freeman, Sandy 384 Freeman, Seth 184 Freeman, Stan 18 Freeman, Ticker 76 Frees, Paul 211, 213, 316, 375 Freeze-Out (Cheyenne) 54 Freiberger, Fred 16, 28, 41, 54–56, 155, 167, 209, 286, 290, 321, 328 Freilich, Jeff 89, 95, 152 Freilino, Brian 174 Freiman, Richard 128, 272 Freiwald, Eric 183 Freleng, Fritz 366 French, Bert 246 French, Bruce 196 French, Larry 253 French, Leigh 287, 288, 354 French, Marilyn 424 French, Norma 139 French, Valerie 276 French, Victor 80, 141, 180, 181, 280, 347

The French Exchange Student (The Halls of Ivy) 132 The French Touch 363 Fresco, David 12, 40, 219, 281 Fresco, Victor 87 Fresh, Debbi 387 Freudenberger, Daniel 288, 289 Frey, Leonard 225 Friar, Clyde 196 Fricke, Janie 82 Friday the Rabbi Slept Late 363 Fridays 97 Fridell, Squire 234 Fridley, Tom 90 Friebus, Florida 32, 78, 250, 299 Friedberg, Billy 15 Friedel, Walter 314 Friedgen, Julie 67, 168 Friedkin, David 16, 33, 49, 51, 79, 115, 226, 269, 294, 304 Friedkin, Gary 134 Friedlander, Leonard 272 Friedman, Ada 240 Friedman, David 180 Friedman, Kim 185 Friedman, Ron 71, 90, 163, 164, 287, 292, 359, 366 Friedman, Seymour 10, 96 Friedrich, John 23, 343, 363, 411, 414 Friend, Robert L. 144 The Friend (Death Valley Days) 73 Friendly, Ed 270, 339, 397 Friendly Enemies (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 The Friendly Enemy (Blue Light) 31 The Friendly Lion (Noah’s Ark) 237 Friendly Persuasion (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Friends 392 Friends Forever? (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Friendships, Secrets and Lies 419 Fries, Charles W. (Chuck) 142, 146, 150, 269, 369, 385, 401, 424 Friewald, Eric 16 Fripp, Robert 97 Fritsch, Gunther (Gunther von Fritsch) 30, 56 Fritz, Ken 287 Fritzell, James (Jim) 15, 57, 80 Fritzhand, James 148, 313 The Frivolous Five 164 Frizzell, Harold (Hal) 255 Frizzell, Lou 25, 137, 232, 250, 294, 321, 351, 397 Froehlich, Bill 210, 273–275 Frolov, Diane 418 From Another World (Men Into Space) 209 From Here to Eternity: The War Years, Chapter II 363 From Here to Paternity (Bold Venture) 33 From These Roots 97–114 Froman, David 274 Froman, Jane 231 Frome, Michael 306

Frome, Milton 45, 60, 190, 250, 280 Fromkess, Leon 9, 131 Frommer, Ben 16, 145 Front Row Center 115 Frontier 115 Frontier Circus 115 Frontier Doctor 115 The Frontiersman (Cheyenne) 55 Frost, Alice 149, 321 Frost, Cynthia 285 Frost, David 387 Frost, Eric 128 Frost, Terry 10, 53, 54, 122, 145, 146, 218, 271 Froug, William 8, 118, 126, 227, 243, 326 Frozen Assets (Tombstone Territory) 312 Frye, Bill 134 Frye, Chip 153 Frye, Gil 253 Frye, Sean 339 Frye, Soleil Moon 381, 388, 421 Frye, Virgil 346 Frye, William 74, 96, 97, 122, 123, 131, 299, 350 Fuccello, Tom 285, 353 Fuchs, Leo 158, 250, 253 Fudge, Alan 199, 200, 203, 243, 250, 275, 283, 330, 351, 358, 364, 366 The Fugitive 115, 116 Fuhrman, Ben 301 Fujikawa, Jerry 193, 250, 421 Fujioka, John 23, 85, 171, 299, 302, 303, 358 Fujiwara, Tommy 197 Fuller, Barbara (Barbra) 213 Fuller, Clem 130 Fuller, Edward 351 Fuller, Jacob 197 Fuller, John G. 365 Fuller, Kathryn 175 Fuller, Kurt 168 Fuller, Lance 26, 61, 202, 280, 304 Fuller, Lester 56, 141 Fuller, Penny 228, 284, 336 Fuller, Robert (Bob) 86, 192, 320, 321 Fuller, Sam 60, 231 Fulmer, Ray 141 Fulton, Jessie Lee 250 Fulton, John 215 Fulton, Rad 301 Fulton, Ralph 94 Fulton, Wendy 319, 393 Funai, Helen 23, 156, 202, 227, 284 A Funeral for Chalky (Tombstone Territory) 312 Funicello, Annette 71 Funny Boy (Room 222) 269 A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to the Game (Checkmate) 52 Funny World of Fred and Bunni 363 Funny, You Don’t Look It (Sanford and Son) 272 Funt, Allen 42, 119, 120, 122 Furey, Denny 256 Furey, John 28, 256, 321, 376 Furia, John, Jr. 93, 125, 154, 299, 395, 396, 417 Furlong, John 68, 94, 95

INDEX Furlong, Kirby 8 Furlough (The Waltons) 321 The Furnace Flats Affair (The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.) 127 Furst, Stephen 73 Furth, George 11, 38, 304, 390 Fury, Ron 397 Fusco Productions 229 Fylen, Kay 78 Gabb, Peter 152 Gabel, Martin 41, 349 Gable, June 281 Gabor, Eva 85, 245, 303, 331 Gabor, Zsa Zsa 42, 192 Gabourie, Fred 198 Gabriel, John 139, 291 Gabriel, Roman 330 Gackle (Lloyd), Kathleen 286, 306 Gadette, Frederic (Fred) 331 Gaetano, Tony 390 Gage, Ben 162, 191 Gage, Jack 323 Gago, Jenny 41, 169 Gail, Max 295, 341, 381, 396 Gailey, Helen 207 Gaines, Boyd 359 Gaines, Jimmy 80 Gaines, Richard 97, 192, 218, 247 Gaines, Sonny Jim 272, 365 Gainey, M.C. 301 Gains, Bill 404 Galante, Jim 151 The Galaxy Within 363 Gale, Lorena 380 Gale Storm Show 333 Galen, Frank 207 Galik(-Furey), Denise 28, 95, 418 The Galileo Seven (Star Trek) 291 Galindo, Nacho 157, 316, 324 Galindo, Papito 124 Gallagher, Dorothy 288 Gallagher, Farnsworth 129 Gallagher, Megan 146 Gallagher, Mel 116, 125, 130 Gallagher, Patty 97 The Gallant Men 116, 117 Gallant Men (The Gallant Men) 117 Gallardo, Edward 23, 278 Gallardo, Silvana 372, 374 Gallardo Joins Up (Operation Petticoat) 242 Gallaudet, John 183, 206, 214, 219, 230, 247, 248, 320, 330 Gallegher, Dorothy 368 Gallegly, Dick 288 Gallego, Gina 301 Gallegos, Joshua 281, 300, 372 Gallery, James 176, 233 Galli, Ray 211 Gallico, Paul 147, 419 Galligan, Zach 351 Gallin, Tim 168 Gallison, Joseph (= Evan McCord) 38, 55, 56, 141, 260, 373 Gallo, John 261 Gallo, Lew 136, 142, 314, 332, 378 Gallo, Mario 199, 373 Gallo, William 327 Gallop, Frank 170, 309, 342, 357

INDEX Galloway, Brandon 359 Galloway, Don 17, 125, 155, 274, 315, 350, 401 Galloway, Layla Bias 45 Galloway, Michael 209, 416 Galloway, Pam 301 Gallows in the Wind (The Sixth Sense) 286 Gallu, Samuel 231 Gallu, Simeon G., Jr. 231 Gallu Productions 231 Gallub, Martha 300, 301 Gam, Rita 203 Gamba, Veronica 204 Gamble, Donald 198 Gamble, Duncan 168, 200, 255 Gamble, Ralph 71, 217 The Gambler (Favorite Story) 92 The Gambler (The Web) 324 Gambler’s Haven (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 The Gambling Story (World of Giants) 330 The Game (The Millionaire) 219 The Game (Peter Gunn) 248 A Game of Hate (Lux Playhouse) 192 The Gamesters of Triskelion (Star Trek) 292 Gammon, James 154, 227, 361, 401 Gamson, Mitch 139, 205 Ganchev, George 128 Ganger, Ben Ryan 325 The Gangster (The Halls of Ivy) 133 The Gangster Chronicles, an American Story 363 Gangster’s Son (The Halls of Ivy) 134 Gannes, Gayle 25, 204 Gannon, Joe 152, 154 Gans, Ron 48 Gansa, Alexander 289 Gantman, Joseph 222, 320 Ganz, Jeff 197 Ganz, Lowell 40, 129, 134, 161, 162, 174, 197, 369 Ganz, Tony 129 Ganzel, Mark 233 Ganzel, Teresa 281 Ganzer, Alvin 41, 49, 74, 128, 136, 139, 209, 252, 269, 290 Garas, Kaz 46 Garay, Joaquin, III 60 Garber, David 89 Garber, Terri 393 Garbo, Greta 390 Garcia, Margarita 369 Garcia, Rick 153 Garcia, Stella 116 Gard, Oliver 165 Garde, James 183 Gardell, Tess 18 A Garden Is a Lovesome Thing — God Wot (The Breaking Point) 37 Gardenia, Vincent 30, 37 Gardiner, John 238 Gardiner, Reginald 253, 307 Gardner, Arthur 74, 177, 259 Gardner, Craig 51 Gardner, Ed 82 Gardner, Erle (Earle) Stanley 246 Gardner, Helen 94

466 Gardner, Jack 151 Gardner, June 261 Gardner, Richard (Dick) 322 Garfield, Allen 8, 194 Gargan, William 232 Garion, Buddy 173 Gariss, Jack 166 Garland, Beverly 67, 130, 143, 164, 172, 211, 219, 230, 273– 277, 353 Garland, Judy 96 Garland, Richard 54, 211, 216, 270 Garland, Robert 411 Garmon, Pamela 401 Garner, Jack 94, 273, 274 Garner, James 53, 66, 204, 205, 323, 337, 357 Garner, Jay 39 Garner, Leonard 378 Garner, Lili 297 Garner, Martin 235 Garner, Paul (“Mousie”) 39, 280, 298 Garner, Peggy Ann 180, 262, 334, 341 Garnett, Gale 160, 238 Garnett, Tay 72, 115, 320 Garofalo, Janeane 272 Garr, Teri 127 Garrahan, R.D. 82 Garralaga, Martin 145, 157, 219, 311, 324 Garret, Frank 168 Garrett, Betty 174, 364 Garrett, Bob 117 Garrett, Don 12, 214 Garrett, Donna 200 Garrett, Eddie 255 Garrett, Hank 343, 390 Garrett, James 403 Garrett, Jeanette 123 Garrett, Jimmy 191 Garrett, John 209 Garrett, Joy 197, 339 Garrett, Kimmy 191 Garrett, Leif 130, 330, 397 Garrett, Martha 137 Garrett, Patsy 230, 321 Garrett, Roger 175, 176 Garrett, Scotty 144 Garrick, Barbara 289 Garrison, Greg 309, 348 Garrison, Michael 328 Garrison, Sean 82, 350, 406 Garrison Productions 328 Garrison’s Gorillas 117–119 Garrity, Patty Ann 213 Garroway, Dave 328, 404 The Garry Moore Show 119– 122 Garth, Michael 135, 330 Garton, Dick 248 Garver, Kathy 212, 284 Garver, Lloyd 52, 90 Garwood, John 287, 315 Garwood, Kelton 35 Gary, Carol 52 Gary, Gene 214 Gary, John 48 Gary, Lorraine 271, 320, 363 Gary, Paul 115, 135, 216 Gary, Ralph 328 Gary, Raymond 328 Gary Nardino Productions 39, 347, 408 Gas Masks (The Man Called X) 199 Gaschen, Jacquelyn 378, 422

Gaspart, Christelle Pierette 329 Gassmann, Jennie 353 Gast, Harold 37, 44, 137, 164, 226, 318, 350, 363, 384 Gasteyer, Ana 272 Gastoni, Lisa 232 Gates, Larry 41, 142, 155, 250, 287, 314, 339, 388 Gates, Nancy 35, 38, 92, 180, 198, 205, 211, 212, 218, 247, 279 Gates, Rick 420 Gateson, Marjorie 240, 241 A Gathering of Thieves (Barnaby Jones) 24 Gatlin, Jerry 145 Gatteys, Benny 23 Gaul, Patricia 256 Gaulladet, John 211 Gaultois, Dallas 192 Gault’s Brain (Wonder Woman) 330 The Gauntlet (Bronk) 38 Gauthier, Denise 138 Gautier, Dick 142 Gautreaux, David 302 Gavin, James (Jimmy) 58, 193, 313, 325, 362 Gavin, John 90 Gay, John 358, 360, 377, 388, 410, 414 Gay-Jay Bluefield 366 Gaye, Gregory 36, 217, 260, 261 Gaye, Lisa 26, 40, 55, 61, 72, 141, 149, 190, 209, 220 Gayle, Crystal 367 Gayle, Linda 159 Gayle, Rozelle 24, 25, 125, 200 Gayle, Tina 57 Gaylor, Gerry 199 Gaylor, Mary Lee 197 Gaynes, George 123, 140, 254, 405, 420 Gaynor, Janet 334 Gaynor, Jo 39 Gaynor, Jock 36, 55, 79, 155, 244 Gaynor, John 330 Gaynor, Mitzi 333 Gazzaniga, Don 71 Gazzara, Ben 17, 230, 358 Gazzo, Michael V. 25, 279, 350 G.E. Theater (Productions) 374, 400, 414 G.E. Theatre 97 Geahry, Joanne 22 Gearhart, Livingston 97 Geary, Anthony 123, 227, 294, 295, 306 Geary, Paul 286, 287 Geary, Richard (Dick) 81, 247, 311 Gebert, Gordon 162, 206, 316 Geddes, Barbara Bel 68 Gedeon, Conroy 84, 256 Geer, Ellen 17, 26, 89, 255, 256, 326, 378 Geer, Kevin 401, 403 Geer, Lenny 26 Geer, Thad 14 Geer, Will 33, 117, 155, 230, 321, 362 The Geezinslaw Brothers 159, 160 Gehr, Mary Lynne 204 Gehring, Ted 13, 34, 89, 284 Gehringer, Linda 87

Geiger, George 195, 273, 275, 276, 283, 284, 302, 303 Geiger, Milton 35 Geiger, Miriam 173, 198 Gelbart, Larry 192, 316, 317 Geldart, Ed 361 Geller, Bruce 38, 39, 75, 158, 200, 222, 270, 400 Gelman, Larry 32, 150, 210 Gelman, Milton S. 22, 194 Gemignani, Rhoda 327 Gendot, Adrian 327 The Gene Autry Show 122 Gene Kelly … an American in Pasadena 364 Gene Kelly in the Vaudevillians 419 The General (Roar of the Rails) 260 General Electric Film 115 The General Electric Theatre 122, 123 General Foods 348 General Hospital 123, 124 General Service Studios 340 Generations (Eight Is Enough) 85 Genest, Émile 117, 173, 315, 404 Genevieve 405 Genge, Paul 141 Gengis Khan and the Crusades (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Genovese, Mike 274, 301 Genright, James D. 263 Gentile, Robert 292 Gentle Ben 124 Gentle Giant 124 Gentleman for Hire (The Unexpected) 315 The Gentleman from America (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 11 The Gentleman from Brazil (Acapulco) 7 The Gentleman from Seventh Avenue (Playhouse 90) 249 Gentree, Renee 52 Gentry, Beau 280 Gentry, Bobby 47 Gentry, John 183 Gentry, Race 325 Gentry, Robert 45, 380 Gentry’s People 355 Geoghan, Jim 88 George, Anthony (Tony) 12, 52, 139, 147, 150, 214, 276, 280, 317, 329 George, Bill 232 George, Bud 58 George, Christopher 90, 194 George, Earl 146 George, George W. 54 George, Gladys 148 George, Howard 251, 301, 390 George, James Milton 329 George, Joe 170 George, Lynda Day 91, 194, 222, 227, 338, 346 George, Patricia 220 George, Sue 81, 91, 217, 310 George, Victoria 292 George Bassman Orchestra 15 The George Becker Singers 119 The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show 40 The George Gobel Show 124, 125

467 George Huskin and Associates 386 The George Jones Group 161 The George Raft Casebook 125, 152 George Schlatter Productions 257, 270, 404 George Spelvin Productions, Inc. 340 George Washington 364 Georgia Peach 364 Georgiade, Nicholas (Nick) 139, 219, 317, 318 Georgian Bay Productions 325 Georgie’s Girl (Newhart) 234 Geraci, Frank 278 Gerald Rafshoon Communications 338 Gerard, Gil 39 Gerard, Merwin 37, 90 Geray, Steven 9, 212, 276, 318 Gerber, Bill 93 Gerber, David 40, 125, 202, 206, 250, 251, 253, 254, 279, 364, 376, 377 Gerber, Jay 14, 235 Gerber, Joan 245, 246 Gerber, Victor 87 Gering, Richard 201 Germano, Peter B. 38, 67, 205, 232, 322 Gerritsen, Lisa 130, 137, 172, 341 Gerrity, Peggy 359 Gerrity, William C. 359 Gerry, Alex 139, 155, 220 Gerry, Toni 211, 219, 324 Gershe, Leonard 310 Gershman, Ben 80, 244 Gershwin, Jerry 337 Gerstad, John 378 Gerstle, Frank 10, 17, 36, 56, 122, 198, 216, 219, 247, 277, 296 Gertz, Jami 88 Get Christie Love! 125 Get Patty Hearst! 364 Gethers, Steven 351, 375, 400 Getlin, Scott 168 Getting Married 364 Getting Millie & Jr. Together (Meet Millie) 208 Getting the Business 364 Getz, John 22, 256, 257 Gewirtz, Howard 305 Gheon, Henri 78 Ghitana (Casablanca) 49 Ghorra, Hany 202 The Ghost and Mrs. Muir 125 Ghost of a Chance (Quincy, M.E.) 255 The Ghost of Christmas Past (The Ghost and Mrs. Muir) 125 Ghost of Flight 401 364 The Ghost of Potter’s Field (Circle of Fear) 58 The Ghost Robbers (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn) 334 Ghost Story 58 Ghost Story (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Ghost Tug (Waterfront) 324 Ghostley, Alice 29, 157, 163, 205, 293, 306 The G.I. Returns Story (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232

Giamalva, Joe 173 Giambalvo, Louis 138, 146, 363 Gianelli, Steve 52 Giannini 26 Giannoulas, Ted 283 Giant (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Giarusso, Ray 12 Giatti, Ian 147, 203 Gibb, Andy 367 Gibb, Donald 195, 196 Gibbon, Sandy 374 Gibboney, Linda 272 Gibbons, Milton 324 Gibbons, Robert 24, 220 Gibbons, Sanford 182 Gibbs, Alan 354 Gibbs, Georgia 282 Gibbs, John 314 Gibbs, Norman Alexander 146, 275 Gibbs, Timothy 251 Gibbsville 125, 126 Gibney, Hal 316 Gibson, Bo 397 Gibson, David 354 Gibson, Don 159, 161 Gibson, Gerry 234, 274 Gibson, Henry 195, 270, 283, 330, 358, 392, 424 Gibson, John 61, 62, 85 Gibson, Mary Ann 230 Gibson, Virginia 92, 170, 212, 221, 288 Gidding, Nelson 49, 371 Gideon, Bond 31, 242 Gideon, Clarence 365 Gideon Productions 365, 386 Gideon’s Trumpet 365 Gidget 126 Gidget Now 365 Gidget’s Summer Reunion 365 Gidget’s Tour de Force 365 Gielgud, John 388 Gierasch, Stefan 193, 299, 302, 356, 370, 419 Gifford, Gloria 153 Giftos, Elaine 195, 378 Gilbert, Doris 123, 316 Gilbert, Edmund (Ed) 45, 136, 251 Gilbert, Gena 151 Gilbert, Irene 274, 283 Gilbert, Isabel 216 Gilbert, Jo 215 Gilbert, Joanne 54 Gilbert, Jody 180, 271 Gilbert, John 390 Gilbert, Jonathan 180–182 Gilbert, Ken 16, 17, 260 Gilbert, Kenneth C. 25, 26, 243, 296 Gilbert, Lauren 61, 62 Gilbert, Melissa 180 Gilbert, Mickey 254 Gilbert, Sara 345 Gilbert, Stan 95 Gilbert, Yvonne 386 Gilbert Burton (The Millionaire) 218 Gilbreath, Bob 145, 146 Gilbreth, George 194 Gilchrist, Connie 140 Gilden, Richard 72, 73 Giler, Berne 54, 55, 66, 75, 311 Gilette, Anita 255 Gilfillan, Sue Ann 390

Gilford, Jack 22, 143, 235 Gilgreen, John 365 Gill, Albert 394 Gill, Beverly 236 Gill, Elizabeth 407 Gill, Frank, Jr. 82, 212, 213, 229 Gill, Jack 167 Gill, Will, Jr. 128, 272 Gillard, Stuart 253, 397 Gilleran, Tom 168 Gillespie, Ann 301 Gillespie, Gina 177 Gillette, Anita 256 Gilliam, Burton 87, 129, 202, 372, 395 Gilliam, Byron 270 Gilliam, Stu 284 Gillian (Hot Pursuit) 148 Gillies, Bob 270 Gilligan’s Island 126 Gilliland, Richard 242, 294, 359 Gillin, Hugh 168, 403 Gillis, Jackson 10, 45, 152, 167, 210, 212, 245, 247, 376 Gillott, Nick 357 Gilman, Kenneth David (Kip) 274, 275, 313 Gilman, Sam 12, 70, 94, 116, 179, 181 Gilmer, Robert W. (Rob) 167, 168, 195, 196, 273 Gilmore, Art 15, 81, 145, 232 Gilmore, Catherine 176 Gilmore, Jonathan 180 Gilmore, Lowell 97, 316 Gilmore, Virginia 303, 362 Gilmore, William S. 377 Gilmoure, Arthur D. 122 Gilpin, Jean 390 Gilpin, Sandra 68 Gilroy, Frank D. 125 Gilson, Tom 35, 56, 322 Gilstrap, Suzy 281 Gilvard, Clarence, Jr. 57 Gilvezan, Dan 13 Gimbel, Roger 345, 353, 377, 394, 398 Gimme a Break! 126 Gimpel, Erica 289, 393 Gimpel, Sharon 290 Ginardo, Nick 128 Ging, Jack 85, 93, 198, 200, 261, 322, 373 Gingold, Hermione 156 Ginnaven, Robert (Bob) 68, 334, 355 Ginnes, Abram S. 418 Ginty, Robert 255–257, 283, 376 Giordmaine, John 238 Giorgi, Charles 118 Giorgio, Tony 163 Giovi, Marlena 84, 275 Girard, Bernard (Barny) 286, 299 Girard, Hal 69 Girard, Wendy 153 Girardin, Ray 234, 395 Giraudoux, Jean 409 The Girl (Lancer) 172 Girl Alone 365 The Girl from Manhattan (Newhart) 233 The Girl from the Green Dimension (Lost in Space) 184

INDEX Girl from U.N.C.L.E, The. 126, 127 Girl in the Trunk (Sea Hunt) 277 A Girl Named Jo 365 Girl Running (The Millionaire) 218 The Girl Who Couldn’t Remember (77 Sunset Strip) 279 The Girl Who Never Had a Birthday (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 The Girl with Something Extra 127 The Girl with the Flaxen Hair (The General Electric Theatre) 123 A Girl’s Best Friend (Noah’s Ark) 237 Gish, Lillian 37, 96, 337 Gist, Robert 79, 82, 286, 291 Gitlin, Joyce 366 Gitterman, N. Gayle 327 Give ’em Hell, Hawkeye (M*A*S*H) 193 Give Me Tomorrow (The Outcasts) 243 Give Me Your Weak (Quincy, M.E.) 256 Givens, Warren 341 Givney, Kathryn 166, 298 Gladstein, John 203, 223, 394 Gladysya Productions 126 Glander, Patty 87, 95 Glanz, Gary 236 Glas, Tom 38 Glaser, Paul Michael 292 Glass, Everett 12, 277, 324 Glass, Ned 28, 116, 177, 240, 250, 322, 332, 351 Glass, Ron 295 Glass, Seamon 290 The Glass Dart Board (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 The Glass Dime (The Whistler) 327 Glass Flowers Never Drop Petals (The Breaking Point) 37 The Glass Heart 365 Glatzer, Robert 155 Glauberg, Joe 31, 225 Glawton, Paul 31 Glazer, Barry 336 Glazer, Eugene Robert 301 The Glea-Girls 157 Gleason, Jackie 60, 157, 179, 337, 371 Gleason, James 53, 213 Gleason, Michael 193, 243, 249 Gleason, Pat 34 Gleason, Paul 273 Gleason, Regina 10, 257, 277, 278 Gleason, Robert 197 Gleckler, Gayle 382 Gleeson, Redmond 45, 364, 402, 403, 413, 417 Glen A. Larson Productions 39, 89, 136, 167, 194, 255, 299 Glenn, Roy, Sr. 205, 277 Gless, Sharon 40, 299, 390 Glessing, Molly 276 Glickman, Fred 314 Glickman, Will 158–161

INDEX Glicksman, Frank 67, 206, 313 Glideway, Royce 228 Gloria Is Nervous (All in the Family) 14 Gloria Suspects Mike (All in the Family) 14 Glory in the Highest (This Is the Life) 310 The Glory Soldiers (The High Chaparral) 145 Glover, Bill 117, 118 Glover, Bruce 127, 295, 296, 299, 302, 351, 370, 373 Glover, Edmund 247 Glow, Karen 23 Glowna, Vadim 385 Glucksman, Ernest D. 60, 96, 231, 415 Gluskin, Lud 258 Glynn, Jeanne 123 Glynn, Tara 143 Gnu, Now Almost Extinct (The Breaking Point) 37 Go Fight City Hall (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Go Fight City Hall — to the Death! (Quincy, M.E.) 255 Go Fight Sidney Hall (Bold Venture) 33 Go for Baroque (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Go, Grandma, Go! (Newhart) 234 Go Steady with Danger (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Go West, Young Girl 365 Gobboney, Linda 272 Gobel, George 76, 77, 121, 124, 391, 404 God Save the Queen (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 302 Goddard, John 169, 239, 247 Goddard, Mark 75, 163, 184, 202 Godden, Rumer 374 Godfrey, Alan S. 23, 24, 39, 137, 158, 299, 385 Godfrey, Arthur 18, 42, 85, 160, 338 Godfrey, Peter 60, 79 Godfrey, Renee 80 Godfrey Replacement Show (Arthur Godfrey and His Friends) 18 Godkin, Paul (Paul Godkin Dancers) 119 Goetz, Peter Michael 50 Goetz, Theo 303 Goff, Ivan 39, 200, 231, 268, 349 Goin’ Home 365 Goin’ Home (Movin’ On) 228 Going, Going, Gone … (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Goins, Jesse D. 39, 128 Golato, Christopher 150 Gold, Barry 275 Gold, Brandy 285 Gold, Cecil 143 Gold, Donald L. 252 Gold, Marty 406 Gold, Missy 90, 149, 256, 382 Gold, Russel 186, 187 Gold, Tracey 395, 421 Gold Country (Little House on the Prairie) 181 The Gold Cross (Code Name: Diamond Head) 349

468 Gold Is a Happy Color (The Doctors) 79 Gold Is Where You Find It (Death Valley Days) 73 Gold Smugglers (Harbor Command) 135 Goldberg, Amanda 302 Goldberg, Andy 174, 176 Goldberg, Barry 401 Goldberg, Gary David 90, 184, 312 Goldberg, Leonard 50, 51, 90, 137, 269, 292, 300, 343, 393, 396 Goldberg, Marshall 273 Goldberg, Mel 83, 171, 303 Goldberg, Susan 168, 281 Golden Years (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Golden, Ginny 294 Golden, Larry 181 Golden, Murray 56, 57, 72, 74, 154, 155, 185, 200, 201, 280 Golden, Ray 309 Golden, Robert 173 The Golden Burro (Klondike) 166 The Golden Circle 366 The Golden Fleece (The Incredible Hulk) 153 The Golden Gate Murders 366 The Golden Hour (Quincy, M.E.) 255 Golden Key Trust Productions 229 Golden Nugget (Wide Wide World) 328 The Golden Peso (The Range Rider) 257 Golden Petticoats (Cheyenne) 55 The Golden Phoney (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 The Golden Thirty (The United States Steel Hour) 317 The Golden Windows 366 Goldfein, Alan 169 Goldhar, Marvin 238 Goldie and the Bears 366 Goldie and the Three Bears 366 Goldilocks 366 Goldilocks and the Three Bears 366 Goldman, Carole 255 Goldman, Danny 40, 58, 210, 211, 276 Goldman, Gina 275 Goldman, Hal 156, 231, 258 Goldman, Joyce 283 Goldman, Lawrence (Louis, L., Larry) 59, 116, 213, 216, 217, 276 Goldman, Peggy 148, 281, 418 Goldman, Rick 253 Goldman, Roy 192, 193 Goldman, Ruth Schley 331 Goldman, Wendy 73 Goldmund, David 17 Goldoni, Lelia 337, 405 Goldsmith, Jonathan 85, 299, 300 Goldstein, Jesse 124, 258, 376 Goldstone, Deena 344 Goldstone, James 31, 32, 49, 79, 244, 290, 291, 311, 345, 384, 412, 414

Goldstone, Richard 8 Goldwater, Barry 29 Goliath (Knight Rider) 167 Goliath Awaits 366 Goliath Returns (Knight Rider) 168 Golis, Paul 340 Gollance, Richard 169 Golm, Lisa 316 Golonka, Arlene 205, 227, 284, 295 Goman, Ray K. 295 Gomberg, Sy 8, 177 Gomer Captures a Submarine (Gomer Pyle — USMC) 127 Gomer Pyle — USMC 127 Gomes, Thomas 180 Gomez, Luis 367 Gomez, Marie 145 Gómez, Panchito 146, 300, 373 Gomez, Rita 317, 329 Gomez, Thomas 297 Gonzales, Carmen 219 Gonzales, Luis 323 Gonzalez, Ernesto 169 Gonzalez, Gabriel 235 Gonzales-Gonzales, Pedro 40, 150 Goober the Housekeeper (Mayberry R.F.D.) 205 Goober the Housesitter (Mayberry R.F.D.) 205 Goober’s New Gas Station (Mayberry R.F.D.) 205 Good Boy (Everglades) 87 Good Cop … but (The Streets of San Francisco) 296 Good Day at White Rock (Knight Rider) 167 The Good Guys 127 Good Times 127, 128 The Good, the Bad and the Ficus (Quark) 253 Goodbye Delvecchio’s, Hello World (Joanie Loves Chachi) 162 Goodbye, Farewell and Amen (M*A*S*H) 193 Goodbye My Love (The Fugitive) 116 Goode, Mark 245 Goode, Richard 150 Gooden, Robert 275 Goodeve, Grant 85, 125, 336, 380 Goodfellow, Joan 250 Goodfriend, Lynda 31, 134, 135 Goodier, Robert 238 Goodline Productions 422 Goodman, Al (Al Goodman Orchestra) 60 Goodman, Benny (Benny Goodman Quartet, Sextet) 71, 290, 415 Goodman, Dody 76 Goodman, Hal 74, 148, 201, 258 Goodman, Lee 224 Goodman, Martha 292 Goodman, Paul 198 Goodman, Ralph 201, 239 Goodman, Terence 233 Goodrich, Deborah 149 Goodrich, Gary M. 127 Goodrich, Walter 315 Goodrow, Garry 175, 275, 287 Goodrow, Michael 85

Goodson, Mark 324 Goodwin, Dean 345 Goodwin, Harold (Hal) 69, 70, 135 Goodwin, Jim 276, 290, 291 Goodwin, Laurel 291 Goodwin, Ruby 320 Goodwins, Leslie (Les) 38, 55, 58, 140, 179, 200, 205, 229, 231, 298, 312 Goodyear Theatre 11 Goolagong, Evonne 339 Goon Squad (I Led Three Lives) 151 Gorall, Leslie 303 Goranson, Astor 238 Gordon, Al 156, 231, 258 Gordon, Anita 216, 297 Gordon, Barry 156, 397 Gordon, Beau 346 Gordon, Bruce 33, 74, 128, 143, 205, 249, 285, 297, 317, 318 Gordon, Bryan 97 Gordon, Clarke 12 Gordon, Dan 367 Gordon, Don 139, 180, 190, 203, 219, 269, 279, 297, 302, 344, 409 Gordon, Gale 74, 143, 144, 179, 180, 191, 192, 243 Gordon, Gerald 68, 167, 232, 318 Gordon, Gloria 131, 229 Gordon, Howard 289 Gordon, Jill 175, 176, 387, 398 Gordon, Joyce 238 Gordon, Keith 412 Gordon, Larry 369 Gordon, Lawrence 203, 378 Gordon, Leo V. 8, 38, 49, 53, 56, 90, 204, 243, 312, 401 Gordon, Leon 122 Gordon, Mack 309 Gordon, Margie 204 Gordon, Mark 423 Gordon, Ray 299 Gordon, Richard 303 Gordon, Robert 35 Gordon, Roy 86, 184, 211, 212, 323 Gordon, Ruth 233, 234 Gordon, Shirley (Shirl) 190, 246 Gordon, Steve 406 Gordon, Stuart 86 Gordon, Virginia 243 Gordon, William D. 57, 58, 314 Gordon-Clark, Susan 84 Gordon Jenkins Orchestra 231 The Gordons 16 Gorgon, Jack 213 Goric, Voyo 273 Gorman, Brad 256 Gorman, Cliff 206, 296, 350, 368 Gorme, Eydie 120, 122, 366 Gormley, Robert C. 248 Görög, László 36, 50, 140, 141, 260 Gorrian, Hugh 355 Gorshin, Frank 27, 47, 117, 164, 219, 292, 330, 366 Gorss (Gorse), Saul (Sol) 298 Gortner, Marjoe 204 Gorton, Ron 278, 340 Gosfield, Maurice 357

469 Gossett, Louis, Jr. 66, 181, 339, 354, 403 The Gossip Company 344 Gossom, Thom, Jr. 152 Gotell, Walter 273, 289, 424 Goth, Jack 341 Gothie, Robert (Bob) 16, 117, 182, 194, 198, 217, 297 Gottfried, Gilbert 272 Gotthardt, Arno 238 Gottlieb, Alex 72 Gottlieb, Carl 287, 288, 411 Gottlieb, Lester 261, 282 Gough, Edwina 402 Gough, Lloyd 45 Gough, Michael 389 Gould, Alan 261 Gould, Chester 75 Gould, Cliff 36, 40, 198, 273, 295, 331, 400, 423 Gould, Elliott 86, 273, 347 Gould, Graydon 145 Gould, Harold 46, 93, 117, 142, 259, 275, 339, 390, 392, 420, 422 Gould, Ina 24, 379, 398 Gould, Sandra 29, 150, 152, 156 Gould, Sid 143, 191 Gould, Will 261 Goulding, Frank 288 Goulding, Ray 342 Goulet, Robert 31, 90, 231 Gowan, Charles 339 Gowans, Kip 360, 401, 424 Goya, Lydia 219 Gozier, Bernie 33 The Grab (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Grable, Betty 48, 282 Grace, Charity 35, 74, 177, 280, 296 Grace, Daniel 407 Grace, Mary 156 Grace, Michael L. 168 Grace, Wayne 137, 422 Gracie, Sallie 303 Grady, Don 230, 284 Grady, Fred 204 Graf, Allan 168 Graf, David 204, 251 Graff, Dick 38 Graff, Ilene 297, 414 Graff, Wilton 35, 323, 375 Graffe, Charlotte 394 Grafton, Samuel 123 Grafton, Sue 335 Gragory, Mary 390 Graham, Clay 327 Graham, Fred 257 Graham, Gary 300, 338, 395, 405, 413 Graham, Gerrit (Gerritt) 344, 387 Graham, Graham 315 Graham, Herb 45 Graham, Lee 303 Graham, Ranald 357 Graham, Ronny 36 Graham, Scott 79, 363 Graham, Stacy 55 Graham, Tim 298 Graham, William A. 30, 37, 75, 79, 125, 170, 230, 347, 349, 391, 395, 401, 407 Grahame, Gloria 40 Grahn, Nancy 255, 283 Grajeda, Javier 167 Gram, Gary Mitchell 68

Grammer, Billy (Billy Grammer Group) 161 Grammer, Kelsey 52 Grammy Awards Show, Annual (17th) 366, 367 Grammy Awards Show, Annual (20th) 367 The Gramophone (The Cisco Kid) 59 Granat, Steve 162 Grand, Robert 373 The Grand Duke (The Rough Riders) 270 The Grand Fleece (The Range Rider) 257 The Grand Funk (United States) 317 The Grand Gesture (Gibbsville) 126 Grand Illusion (Simon & Simon) 284 Grand Jury 128 Grandma, What a Big Mouth You Have! (Newhart) 233 Grandy, Fred 185, 182 Granet, Bert 74, 183, 211 Granger, Farley 203, 315 Granger, Michael 305 Granger, Stewart 319, 351 Granik, Theodore 331 Granita, Livia 72 Grank, Charles 337 Grank, Ilana 357 Granstedt, Greta 219 Grant, Barra 402 Grant, Faye 128, 154, 303, 318, 319, 418 Grant, Gil 85, 242 Grant, Gogi 333 Grant, Gordon 164 Grant, Harvey 39, 179 Grant, James 195 Grant, Jim 161 Grant, Kirby 286 Grant, Larry 117, 118 Grant, Lee 93, 239, 249, 287, 339, 391, 413 Grant, Marshall 205, 206, 331 Grant, Merrill 392, 394 Grant, Morton 141 Grant, Neil 198, 260, 277–379 Grant, Paul 199, 213 Grant, Perry 244 Grant, Richard 34 Grant, Sarina C. 305 Grant, Shelby 33 Grant Case McGrath Enterprises 394 Granville, Bonita 173, 342 Granville, Frank 49, 165, 259, 260 Granville, Joan 54, 182, 183, 197, 217, 270 Grapes, Jack 185 Grasshoff, Alexander (Alex) 125, 256 Grassle, Karen 180, 357 Grasso, Eddie 265 Grate, Gail 289 Grate, Vernon 68 Grauman, Walter E. 24, 25, 31, 94, 115, 116, 137, 202, 226–228, 232, 246, 317, 318, 327, 366, 395, 416 Grauman Productions 350 Gravatte, Marianne 204 Graven, Valia 70

Gravers, Steve 248, 278 Graves, Gayla 55, 260, 298 Graves, Joel 274, 421 Graves, Leslie 142 Graves, Peter 170, 213, 222, 411 Graves, Teresa 125, 270, 338 Gravity Storm (Land of the Lost) 173 Gray, Billy 54, 67, 91 Gray, Bruce 153, 169, 353 Gray, Coleen 50, 164, 212, 247, 316, 329 Gray, David L. 385 Gray, Erin 39, 126, 393 Gray, Jabez 338 Gray, Linda 68, 368, 404 Gray, Louis 16, 122, 257 Gray, Robert 82 Grayling, Richard Ford 46 Grayson, Kathryn 192, 364 Grayson, Kurt 128, 286 Grazer, Brian 281 Grazer, Corki 281 Graziano, Rocky 14, 15 The Great Adventure 128 Great Amwell Co. 380 The Great Boston Strauss Concert (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Great Crime Wave (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Great Divide (King of Diamonds) 166 The Great Escape (Alice) 13 The Great Humbug (Lancer) 172 The Great Ice Rip-Off 343 Great Performances 381, 419 The Great Prison Break (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 The Great Pyrenees Story (The Monroes) 225 The Great Theft (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Great Train Robbery (F Troop) 88 The Greatest American Hero 128 The Greatest Show on Earth 128 Greaza, Walter 314 Grecco & Willard 121 Greedy, George 322 Green, Abe 94 Green, Alan 422 Green, Alfred E. 211, 212, 214–216 Green, Bruce Seth 168, 318 Green, Carol 269 Green, David 419 Green, Dorothy 97, 298, 304 Green, Douglas (Doug) 194, 195 Green, Gilbert 31, 72, 195 Green, Guy 395 Green, Howard J. 135, 214, 279 Green, Jim 360 Green, Joe 304 Green, Joey 356 Green, Karen 237, 290 Green, Katherine 305, 414 Green, Lawrence 146, 246, 269 Green, Lloyd 160 Green, Maury 29 Green, Michael 423 Green, Mitzi 288 Green, Morris Lee 332 Green, Mort 52, 229, 261

INDEX Green, Pat 204 Green, Patricia 41, 222, 393, 394 Green, Ronald 215 Green, Walon 402 Green, William 92 Green Bush, Billy 153 Green/Epstein Productions 360 Green Eyes 367 Green Hell (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 The Green Peacock 367 Green-Rouse Productions 311 The Green Thumb (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Green Thumb Burglar (CHiPs) 57 Greenaway, Tom 377 Greenbaum, Everett 15, 57, 150, 317 Greenberg, Peter S. 402 Greenberg, Stanley R. 388 Greenberg, Steve 255 Greenbush, Lindsay 180–182 Greenbush, Sidney 180–182 Greene, Angela 75, 116, 280 Greene, Billy M. 136, 150, 241, 297 Greene, Brian 235 Greene, Clarence 311, 418 Greene, Daniel 235 Greene, David 253, 350, 360, 419 Greene, Eric 374 Greene, Frederick (“Dennis”) 281 Greene, Graham 296 Greene, Harold 164 Greene, Jaclynne 60 Greene, James 370 Greene, John C. 186 Greene, John L. 29, 98, 150, 310 Greene, Joseph J. 35 Greene, Lorne 33, 55, 60, 238, 270, 340, 389, 404 Greene, Marge 43 Greene, Mathew 413 Greene, Michael (Mike) 27, 67, 171, 173, 225, 413 Greene, Michele 28 Greene, Mort 258 Greene, Otis 330 Greene, Patterson 170 Greene, Shecky 162, 176 Greene, Tom 168, 194, 200, 302, 303 Greenhalgh, Dawn 238 The Greenhorns (52 Fifth Avenue) 361 Greenlaw, Becky 72 Greenleaf, Jim 174 Greenwald, Nancy 228, 384 Greenwald, Robert 341, 347, 350, 359, 364, 368, 369, 382, 384, 404 Greenway, Tom 215, 247 Greenway Productions 27 Greenwood, Dave 173 Greenwood, Joan 357 Greenwood, Loretta 13 Greenwood, Michele 175 Greenwood, Robin 175 Greenwood, Yolonda 175 Greenwood Gospel Singers 175 Greer, Brodie 57, 58 Greer, Dabbs 40, 75, 116, 125,

INDEX 130, 140, 149, 180, 181, 244, 247, 295, 298, 313, 322, 329, 332, 367 Greer, Richard (Rich) 252 Gregg, Judie 407 Gregg, Julie 22, 27, 201, 406 Gregg, Virginia 8, 41, 45, 79, 81, 141, 199, 205, 253, 286, 294, 295 Gregg, Walter 83 Gregg-Don (Productions) 230 Gregor, Adam 356 Gregorio, Rose 384 Gregory, Constantine 391 Gregory, David 395 Gregory, Don 348 Gregory, James 12, 36, 37, 59, 66, 115, 164, 236, 250, 291, 320 Gregory, Mary 116, 155 Gregory, Michael 283 Gregory, Paul 96 Gregory, Stephen 35 Grenrock, Josh 337 Grenzebach, Joe 12 Grey, Duane 34, 309 Grey, Joel 73, 333 Grey, Loren 332 Grey, Virginia 96, 212, 215, 389 Grey, Zane 332 Grey Otter & Bright Eyes 396 Greyhosky, Babs 128 Gribbin, Robert 284 Grieg, David Alan 378 Griego, Sandra 374 Grier, Pam 340 Grier, Roosevelt (Rosey, Rosie) 69, 164, 228, 406 Grierson, Ralph 358 Gries, Tom 27, 36, 55, 198, 304, 316, 322, 386 Grieve, Orianne 335 Grieve, Russ 353 Griffen, Gary 331 Griffeth, Simone 128 Griffies, Ethel 378 Griffin, Jack 204, 262, 287, 379 Griffin, Merv 163, 258, 263, 358 Griffin, Robert E. 220, 276 Griffin, Stephanie 53 Griffin, Tod 209, 240 Griffith, Andy 15, 120, 205, 344, 360, 420 Griffith, Billy 58 Griffith, Ed 169, 227 Griffith, James J. 56, 70, 86, 115, 166, 216, 217, 254, 257, 282, 295, 296, 313, 320, 327, 380, 406 Griffith, James (Jim) 172 Griffith, Kenneth 232 Griffith, Kristin 362 Griffith, Melanie 397 Griffiths, David 425 Grijalva, Fabian 96 Grillo, Gary 284 Grimaldi, Gino 406 Grimes, C.E. 318 Grimes, Fred 132, 133 Grimes, Johnnie Marie 324 Grimm, Maria 26, 46 Grinnage, Jack 71, 84, 207, 236, 326 Grisanti, Angelo 278 Grisman, David (David Grisman Quartet) 97

470 Griswold, Claire 83, 298 Griswold, Michael 138, 233, 255, 293 Grizzard, George 12, 220, 288, 361, 387, 402 Grizzly (Daniel Boone) 69 Grodin, Charles 174, 377 Grogan, Kelly 381 Groh, David 250, 251, 259, 385, 419 Gronenthal, Max 176 Groom, Sam 206, 311, 384 Gros, Robert 151 Gross, David 117 Gross, Edan 325 Gross, Jack J. 30, 205 Gross, Larry 210 Gross, Mary 272 Gross, Michael 90 Gross, Sol 376 Gross-Krasne (California Studios) 30, 205, 357 Grossbard, Alan 52, 66 Grossinger, Fred 83 Grossman, Budd 74, 76, 311 Grossman, Jay 176 Grossman, Stephen C. 233 Group W Productions 237, 355 Grove, Betty Ann 51 Grover, Cindy 138 Grover, Edward 23 Grover, Marty 185 Grover, Stanley 199 Groverton Productions 360 Groves, Herman 91, 128, 298, 299, 318, 408 Groves, John 86 Groves, Robin 289 Grubbs, Gary 146, 360 Gruber, Frank 60, 177, 400 Grubstake (Hopalong Casidy) 148 The Grudge (Whispering Smith) 327 The Grudge Fight (Gomer Pyle — USMC) 127 Grudge Fight (Target) 304 Gruen, James 35 Gruener, Allen 230 Grundy, Pat 190 Gruner, David 25, 294 Grusin, Richard 288 Gruskin, Jerome 374 Gruzaf, John 291 Gruzalski, Jim 252 Grye, Gil 149 Guard, Christopher 388 Guard, Devon 196 Guard, Dominic 350 Guardino, Harry 182, 214, 314, 317, 344, 349 Guardino, Jerome 45, 364 Guarnieri, Terri 66 Gudegast, Hans (= Eric Braeden) 119, 203, 227, 315, 349, 372, 385, 424 Gudju, Stefan 138 Guedel, John 17 Guenette, Robert 419 Guerdat, Andrew 236 Guerin, Kim 369 Guessing Game (Simon & Simon) 283 Guest, Christopher 272, 368 Guest, Don 244 Guest, George 15 Guest, Lance 184 Guest, Nicholas 168, 354

Guest, Suzie 157 The Guest (I Led Three Lives) 151 Guestward Ho! 128, 129 Guggenheim, Edwin S. 282 Guilbert, Ann Morgan 75, 144 Guild Films Productions 162 Guilfoyle, James 183 Guilfoyle, Paul 78, 178, 240, 253 Guillaume, Robert 382, 393 Guillermin, John 92 Guillory, Bennet 210 Guillot, Alvaro 278 Guilty by Associaton (Lockup) 182 The Guilty Stamps (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Guinnes, Fiona 202, 318 Gulag 367 Gulager, Clu 45, 206, 226, 255, 271, 317, 319, 320, 326, 331, 345, 408, 412 Gulliam, Stu 287 The Gun (Dynasty) 83 The Gun (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Gun Bound (The Monroes) 225 Gun Justice (The Roy Rogers Show) 271 Gun Shy 129 The Gun That Wouldn’t Quit (Bold Venture) 33 Gung Ho 129, 130 Gunn, James 323 Gunn, Joseph A. (Joe) 81, 146, 210 Gunn, Moses 128, 194, 228, 380 Guns for Big Bear (Sugarfoot) 297 Gunsmoke 130 Gunter, Bob 13 Gurman, Richard 76, 88 Gurnee, Hal 159–161 Guss, Jack 70 Guss, Louis (Louie) 305, 337, 403 Guth, Raymond (Ray) 34, 406 Guttfreund, Andre R. 397 Guy & Ralna 178 Guylas, Ellen 327 Guza, Robert, Jr. 124 Guzaldo, Joe 293 Guzmán, Claudio 129, 150, 151 Gwenn, Edmund 212 Gwillim, David 334 Gwilym, Robert 391 Gwinn, William 71 Gwynne, Fred 238, 357, 359 Gwynne, Michael C. 256, 257, 413 The Gymnast (Laverne and Shirley) 176 The Gymnast Show (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Gypsy (The Millionaire) 221 Gypsy’s Curse (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Haade, William 211, 257, 323 Haas, Amelia 390 Haas, Charles F. 11, 30, 139, 177, 200, 205, 211, 214, 247 Haas, Ed 349

Haas, Peter 254, 387 Haber, Joyce 143, 418 Haberman, Abe 164 Habitat 367 Hack, Shelley 51 Hackaday, Hal 324 Hacker, Joseph 23, 387, 390 Hackett, Buddy 157, 192, 344 Hackett, Joan 11, 396 Hackett, John 332 Hacking, Gloria 68 Hackman, Bob 23 Hackman, Gene 154, 317 Haddock, Julie Anne 88 Haddon, Laurence 25, 42, 68, 128, 184, 285, 326, 350, 371, 421 Haddon, Nicholas 326 Haden, Sara 35, 37, 79, 206, 212 Hadley, Brett 376 Hadley, Nancy 60, 79, 209, 213, 269 Hadley, Reed 248, 253, 256, 258 Hafley, Lou 135, 136, 145, 146, 151, 152, 224, 269, 270 Hafley, Lucien M. 325, 326 Hagan, Molly 362 Hagedorn, Carol 18 Hagen, Gay 153 Hagen, Jean 71, 282, 295, 336 Hagen, Kevin 31, 33, 56, 171, 172, 180–182, 192, 283, 330 Hagen, Ross 67, 155 Hagen Charm (Ripcord) 260 Hagerman, Jane 306 Hagerthy, Ron 286, 326 Haggard, Merle 72, 160 Haggerty, Don 23, 38, 56, 70, 72, 137, 292, 304, 374 Haggerty, H.B. 23, 67, 153, 381, 421 Haggerty, Michael K. 412 Haggis, Paul 88 Haggott, John 296 Hagler, Marvin 368 Hagman, Heidi 384 Hagman, Larry 68, 142, 150, 251, 268, 278, 295, 379, 393 Hagman, Stuart 200, 409 Hagney, Frank S. 70 Hahan, Paul 277 Hahn, Phil 270 Haid, Charles 146, 147, 252, 353, 414 Haid, David 193 Haig, Sid 27, 130, 274 Haight, Gordon 339 Hailey, Alex 389 Hailey, Arthur 149 Hailey, Oliver 408, 422 Haining, Alice 289 Hairston, Harold (“Happy”) 86 Hairston, Jester 243, 277 Hairtrigger 367 Hajek, Ron 25 Hajeno Productions 222, 335, 339, 388, 417 Hal Hackett Productions 421 Hal Roach Studios 60, 115, 229, 256, 277, 296, 306, 323, 417, 419 Hal Roach, Jr. Productions 253 Haldeman, Tim 376, 379, 407 Hale, Alan, Jr. 7, 26, 38, 126, 130, 140, 277, 283

471 Hale, Barbara 213, 246, 247, 248 Hale, Barnaby 209 Hale, Bill 72, 257 Hale, Chanin 258 Hale, Fiona 177 Hale, Georgina 352 Hale, Jean 45 Hale, Jonathan 257 Hale, Michael 92 Hale, Nancy 53, 54, 213, 278, 327 Hale, Richard 56, 70, 292 Hale, Scott 123 Hale, William (Bill) 93, 154, 155, 171, 172, 294, 295, 311, 351, 401 Haleloke 18, 19 Haley, Jack 208 Haley, Jackie Earle 37 Half Nelson (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Halferty, James (Jim) 154 Half way Girl (Death Valley Days) 73 Haliday, Brett 210 Hall, Albert 271, 387 Hall, Anthony Michael 272 Hall, Barbara 233, 234 Hall, Bob 213 Hall, Brad 272 Hall, Charlie 53 Hall, Claude 69 Hall, Cliff 262 Hall, Deidre 148 Hall, Ed 206 Hall, Grayson 343 Hall, Honus 314 Hall, Huntz 56, 57 Hall, J.D. 318 Hall, Josh 382 Hall, Karen L. 85, 147, 193 Hall, Kent 85 Hall, Kevin Peter 82 Hall, Larry 259 Hall, Lois 199, 257, 316, 401 Hall, Mark Edward 24 Hall, Michael 310 Hall, Monty 376, 381, 383 Hall, Norman 98, 105–107 Hall, Philip Baker 300, 321, 377 Hall, Phyllis 301 Hall, Randy 285 Hall, Rich 97, 272 Hall, Ron 350 Hall, Sands 279 Hall, Thurston 147, 312 Hall, Victor 391 Hall, Virginia 316 Hall, Zooey 25 Hall in the Kitchen (The Halls of Ivy) 134 Hall Productions 131 Hallahan, Charles 138 Haller, Daniel 167 Haller, David 89 Haller, Melonie 325 Hallick, Tom 138, 203, 210, 360 Halliday, Clive J. 9 Halliday, Jackson (Jack) 298, 299 Halliday’s Club (Klondike) 166 Hallin, Judy 174 Hallin, Penny Lee 174 Hallin, Ronny 134, 161, 175, 369 Hallin, Wendy 174

Hallmark Hall of Fame 131, 357, 402, 423 Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions 131 Hallmark Television Playhouse 131 Halloran, Tony 296 The Halloween Show (The Facts of Life) 88 Hallowell, Lynn 300 Hallowell, Todd 88 The Halls of Ivy 131–134 Halma, Denise 128 Halmac Productions 30 Halop, Bill (Billy) 92, 306 Halop, Florence 57, 207, 208, 234–236 Halpern, Steven 12 Halpin, Ellen 225 Halpin, Luke 87, 136 Halpin, Miles 323 Halsey, Brett 9, 26, 135, 145, 211, 216 Halsey, Michael 138, 274 Halsman, Philippe 43 Halton, Charles 316 Halyalkar, Jonathan 327 Hamblen, Stuart 158 Hambrick, John 250 Hamel, Alan 379 Hamel, Bill 34 Hamel, Veronica 32, 146, 147, 408 Hamer, Rusty 71, 282 Hamerman, Milt 216, 248 Hamill, James 352 Hamill, John 21 Hamill, Mark 85, 354 Hamill, Pete 362 Hamilton, Aileen 213 Hamilton, Allen 362 Hamilton, Anita 275 Hamilton, Ann Lewis 204 Hamilton, Bernie 292, 384, 412 Hamilton, Donald 202 Hamilton, Fred 16 Hamilton, George 126, 297, 353, 406, 418 Hamilton, George, IV 160 Hamilton, John 10, 59, 131 Hamilton, Joseph (Joe) 46, 119, 132, 135, 218 Hamilton, Kim 144, 203 Hamilton, Lillian 315 Hamilton, Lynn 271, 272, 321 Hamilton, Murray 141, 170, 185, 214, 227, 294, 318, 335, 355 Hamilton, Neil 27, 61, 123, 280, 298 Hamilton, Ray 165, 221 Hamilton, Richard 356 Hamilton, Robert 194–196, 243, 288, 289, 410 Hamilton, Roy 35, 59, 92, 316 Hamlin, Harry 411 Hamlisch, Marvin 334, 358, 366, 415 Hammack, Warren 320 Hammer, Alvin 397 Hammer, Barbara 72, 80 Hammer, Ben 34, 255, 285, 295, 419 Hammer, Dennis 148, 185, 186 Hammer, Dick 86 Hammer, Don 73

Hammerstein, Jane-Howard 349 Hammett, Dashiell 310 Hammond, Darrell 272 Hammond, Earl 59 Hammond, Michelle McKinney 285 Hammond, Nicholas 137, 380, 385 Hammonds, Michael 404 Hamner, Earl, Jr. 89, 321, 379, 399 Hamner, Robert (Bob) 34, 45, 56, 140, 141, 155, 166, 167, 299, 337, 421 Hamner/Gershwin Productions 337 Hample, Stuart 157 Hampton, Adrienne 22 Hampton, James 80, 88, 185, 302, 361, 415 Hampton, Lionel 415 Hampton, Orville H. 95, 228 Hampton, Roger 193 Hanaghan, Jim 143 Hanalis, Blanche 371 Hance, Wiley 78 Hancock, John 154, 405 Hand Me Down Doll (Baretta) 23 Hand of Fate (Casablanca) 49 Handey, Jack 411 A Handful of Hours (Men Into Space) 209 Handley, Alan 333 Handy, Bill 233 Handy, James 289 Haney, Anne 234, 273, 339 Haney, Fred 220 Hanging Fire (Knots Landing) 169 The Hangman Waits (Death Valley Days) 73 Hangman’s Wages (Hec Ramsey) 142 The Hangtown Fry (Death Valley Days) 72 Hank Butler (The Millionaire) 218 Hank Sylvern Orchestra 18 Hanke, Joshua 251, 376 Hankinson, Stephanie 255 Hanks, Michael 204 Hanley, Bridget 57, 283 Hanley, Jack 217 Hanley, Peter 262 Hanley, Robert 301 Hanley, William 390 Hanmer, Don 146 Hann, Don 401 Hanna, Betty 220, 297 Hanna, Walt 403 Hanna, William 185 Hanna-Barbera (Productions) 363 Hannah, Daryl 396 Hannah, Mark 316 The Hannah Snell Lady Marine (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Hannah’s Daughters 368 Hanneford, Gracie 58 Hanneford, Poodles 58 Hannibal, Marc 363 Hanning, Patricia 11 Hannum, Bob 34 Hannum, Don 27 Hanrahan, Jack 270 Hanrahan, John V. 181

INDEX Hansel and Gretel (Little Lady Storytime) 182 Hansen, Al 343 Hansen, Arthur, Jr. 58 Hansen, Danna 256, 420 Hansen, J. Omar 274 Hansen, Janis 228 Hansen, John 374 Hansen, Myrna 139 Hansen (Hanson), Peter 92, 123, 150, 213, 216, 253, 278, 310, 372, 389 Hansen, William 12, 250 Hanson, Arthur 80, 122 Hanson, Judith 254, 344 Hanson, Preston 135, 184 Hap Connolly (The Millionaire) 215 Happy Birthday, Bob 368 Happy Birthday, General Lee! (The Dukes of Hazzard) 82 Happy Days 134, 135, 174 Happy Landing (The Millionaire) 219 Hara, Mitch 360 Harada, Ernest 155, 197, 349 Harareet, Haya 333 Harbach, William O. 387 Harber, Paul 135, 277 Harbor Command 135, 136 Harbor Mission (Harbor Command) 135 Harbour-UTV Productions 155 Harbourmaster 136 Harcum, Bob 279 Hard Rock Brown (Police Story) 251 Hardcore Connection (T.J. Hooker) 302 Harden, Ernest, Jr. 293 Harden, Sasha 214, 314, 315 Harder at Woleai (The Silent Service) 283 The Harder They Fall (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Harders, Bob 390 The Hardest Man (Frontier Circus) 115 Hardester, Crofton 90 Hardin, Jerry 68, 153, 257, 296, 377, 413 Hardin, Joseph 360 Hardin, Melora 195, 369 Hardin, Ty 38, 53–55, 254, 362 Harding, Ann 39 Harding, John 232, 329 Harding, June 116 Harding, Malcolm R. 89, 331 Hardman, Ric 178, 261 Hardt, Eloise 93, 165, 198 Hardwick, Sir Cedric 261 Hardy, Joseph 123, 418 Hardy, Sarah 98, 295 Hardy, Thomas 92 The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of the Ghost Farm 210 The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries 136, 137 The Hardy Boys Sequel 210 Hardy Boys: The Mystery of King Tut’s Tomb (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 136, 137 Hardy Boys: The Silent Scream (The Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew Mysteries) 137 Hardy Boys: Voodoo Doll

INDEX (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 137 Hare, Marilyn 162 Hare, Will 82 Haren, Christian 83 Harens, Dean 17, 26, 34, 280, 299 Harewood, Dorian 378 Hargrove, Dean 89, 193, 230, 366, 395 Hargrove, Marion 230 Harkins, John 23, 345 Harlan, Jeff 39, 196, 379 Harlan, John 342 Harland, Richard 177 Harland, Robert 177, 221, 305 Harlee, John 44 The Harlem Globetrotters 185 Harling, Noelle 203 Harlow, William 86, 168 Harman, Gil 131, 212 Harmon, David P. 26, 137, 156, 158, 166, 198, 260, 286, 326, 327, 383, 423 Harmon, Elizabeth 275 Harmon, Gwen 239 Harmon, Helen 228 Harmon, John 8, 10, 33, 55, 82, 97, 154–156, 172, 192, 198, 210, 216, 223, 247, 253, 259, 276, 312, 314, 321 Harmon, Kelly 28 Harmon, Kristin 244 Harmon, Leola May 422 Harmon, Mark 94, 95, 364, 366 Harmon, Sandra 360 Harmon, Sheryl 72 Harmonica Rascals 18 Harm’s Way (Simon & Simon) 285 Harned, Victoria 283 Harnell, Joe 281, 380, 398, 411, 418 Harold, Mary Catherine 168 Harold, Ralph 298 Harold and the Rabbit 368 Harold Robbins’ “The Pirate” 398 Harout, Magda 398 Harpel, Larry 52 Harper, Constance 244, 245 Harper, David W. 321 Harper, Dennis 271 Harper, Dianne 278 Harper, Jen 152 Harper, Jerry 12 Harper, Jessica 412 Harper, Jim 164 Harper, John 130 Harper, Kate 294 Harper, Paul 171 Harper, Rand 209 Harper, Robert 378, 414 Harper, Ron 117, 158, 173 Harper, Samantha 419 Harper, Valerie 259 Harper MacKay Orchestra 231 Harpin, Jerry 196 Harrah, Roland, III 378 Harrell, Bill 158 Harrell, Charles 51 Harrell, Cindy 356 Harrell, Jack 257, 258 Harrell, James 68 Harrelson, Woody 52 The Harrigan (Bronco) 38 Harrigan & Son 137

472 Harrigan vs. Harvard (Harrigan & Son) 137 Harriman, Fawne 25 Harrington, Curtis 84, 319, 346, 353 Harrington, Pat, Jr. 58, 66, 71, 244, 363 Harrington, Tammy 353 Harrington, Vikki 315 Harris, Alan 133, 151 Harris, Albert 353 Harris, Alf 25, 68, 82 Harris, Barbara 121 Harris, Barbara Eve 380 Harris, Baxter 288 Harris, Bob 40, 97, 121, 314 Harris, Christopher (Chris) 311 Harris, David 339, 393 Harris, Ed 125, 406 Harris, Estelle 236 Harris, Harry 85, 89, 125, 144, 171, 184, 223, 240, 274, 289, 321 Harris, Holly C. 310 Harris, Howard 157 Harris, Jack W. 81 Harris, Jeff 76, 242, 413 Harris, Jo Ann (JoAnn) 22, 176, 226, 227, 386 Harris, Jonathan 17, 30, 172, 182, 184, 276, 379 Harris, Joshua 353 Harris, Julie 89, 118, 141, 168, 169, 309, 339 Harris, Julius 137, 272, 419 Harris, Karen 152–154, 293, 339, 392 Harris, Lee 293 Harris, Mercer 82 Harris, Michael 155, 280, 298 Harris, Nyle 190 Harris, Percy 28 Harris, Robert 23 Harris, Robert H. 33, 155, 298 Harris, Rossie 316, 317, 336 Harris, Sam 165 Harris, Sherman A. 183, 292 Harris, Sid 60, 70 Harris, Stacy 81, 82, 97, 173, 237, 247, 298, 313 Harris, Stan 120, 121, 356, 383 Harris, Steve 128 Harris, Susan 93, 351 Harrison, Dan 382 Harrison, Gregory 313, 358, 398, 424 Harrison, James 59 Harrison, Jan 7, 277, 278 Harrison, Jenilee 37, 210, 311 Harrison, Joan 11, 226, 383 Harrison, Kenny, Jr. 398 Harrison, Linda 36 Harrison, Mark 193 Harrison, Noel 126, 127 Harrison, Paul 317, 382 Harrison, Shirley 385 Harrison, Stogie 356 Harrold, Kathryn 424 Harron, Donald 237, 244, 314 Harron, Paul 164 Harrower, Elizabeth 27, 198, 219 Harry and the Rock Star (Night Court) 235 Harry and the Soap Opera Queen (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207

Harry Brown (The Millionaire) 219 Harry Gives Advice (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Harry Kemm Collection 4, 180, 229 Harry M. Popkin Productions 10 Harry O 137 Harry on Trial (Night Court) 235 Harry Swartz, the Baker (Baretta) 24 The Harry Zimmerman Orchestra 76 Hart, Bill 116, 172, 293 Hart, Bobby 150 Hart, C.C. 225 Hart, Cecilia 225, 390 Hart, Christina 90, 283, 296 Hart, David 152 Hart, Edie 248 Hart, Harvey 32, 93, 200, 230, 249, 288–290, 344, 347, 380, 412 Hart, John 123, 134, 183, 343 Hart, Morgan 284 Hart, Ralph 191 Hart, Susan 280 Hart, Terry 161, 162, 174, 413 Hart to Hart 137–139 Harte, Bret 92 Hartford, Betty 344 Hartford, John 287 Hartley, Mariette 37, 153, 226, 249, 254, 294, 379 Hartley, Neil 335 Hartman, Bill 410 Hartman, David 190, 319, 320, 348 Hartman, Edmund L. 229, 230, 310 Hartman, Ena 291, 352 Hartman, Karen 281 Hartman, Lisa 168, 169, 395 Hartman, Mark 135 Hartman, Paul 15, 205, 248 Hartman, Phil 272 Hartman, Ron 238 Hartman, Ted 140, 259 Hartmann, Edmund 40 Hartnet, Mickey 419 Hartord, Dee 184 Harts and Hounds (Hart to Hart) 138 Harts Under Glass (Hart to Hart) 138 Hartt, Cathryn 91 Harty, Patricia 79, 142 Haru, Sumi 360 Harve Bennett Productions 286 Harvey, Alex 334 Harvey, Barbara 262 Harvey, Dean 198 Harvey, Dick 164 Harvey, Donald (Don C.) 97, 135, 165, 199, 271, 298, 312 Harvey, Harry 92, 156, 206, 216 Harvey, Harry, Jr. 54, 59, 133, 178, 200, 214, 271 Harvey, Harry, Sr. 29, 172, 200, 237, 257, 271 Harvey, Jack 68 Harvey, Jean G. 212, 277 Harvey, John 420 Harvey, Laurence 387 Harvey, Marilyn 329

Harvey, Orwin 138, 144, 184 Harvey, Paul 92 Harvey, Richard 135 Harvey, Tom 237 Hasegawa, Michael 195 Hashim, Edmund 130 Haskell, David 364 Haskell, Peter 26, 36, 45, 118, 119, 193, 350, 356, 383, 392 Haskin, Byron 11, 244 Haslam, Courtney 248 Hasselhoff, David 76, 167 Hasso, Signe 138, 170 Hastings, Bob 14, 27, 128, 152, 295, 299, 376 Hastings, Don 46 Hastings, Judy 21 Hastings Productions 74 The Hasty Hanging (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Hatch, David 295 Hatch, Mathew 201 Hatch, Richard (Lawrence) 84, 269, 286, 293, 359 Hatch, Wilbur 292 Hatcher, Mary 52 Hatcher’s Drive (The Quest) 254 Hatfield, Hurd 424 Hattman, Stephen (Steve) 273–275 Hatton, Raymond 26, 58, 74, 167, 205, 269, 304, 309, 323 Hauck, Charlie 22, 204 Haufrect, Alan 13, 39 Hauman, Peter 325 The Haunted Trailer 368 The Haunting of J.D. Hogg (The Dukes of Hazzard) 82 Hauser, Dwight 167 Hauser, Fay 203 Hauser, Gerald 315 Hauser, Wings 23 Hausner, Jerry 23, 75, 302 Haven on the Hill 379 Havens, Bob 178, 179 Having Babies (II & III) 368 Havinga, Nick 68, 153, 317 Havoc, June 231 Hawaiian Eye 35, 139–141 The Hawk (The Range Rider) 257 Hawk, Richard 138 Hawke and O’Keefe 407 Hawker, John 272 Hawkeye in Love (M*A*S*H) 193 Hawkins 141 Hawkins, Hal 302 Hawkins, Jimmy 16, 80, 126, 201 Hawkins, John 180, 181, 320 Hawkins, Michael G. 274 Hawkins, Virginia 8, 206 Hawkins, Ward 320 Hawley (Cummings), Adelaide 91 Hawley, Helene 218 Hawley, Lowell S. 214 Hawn, Goldie 270, 358 Haworth, Anna 238 Haworth, Jill 23 Haworth, Joe 16, 30, 304 Haworth, Sham 13 Haworth, Vinton 303 Hay, Alexandra 250, 361 Hayden, Dennis 285 Hayden, Don 229, 230 Hayden, Harry 296

473 Hayden, Jeffrey (Jeff ) 15, 27, 82, 167, 168, 185, 195, 200, 222, 238, 243, 249, 255, 272, 280, 298, 372 Hayden, Jon 350 Hayden, Nora 214 Hayden, Trevor 341, 408 Haydn, Richard 192 Hayers, Sidney 167, 168, 202, 276, 404, 406 Hayes, Alfred 231 Hayes, Allison 7, 26, 49, 123, 140, 165, 209, 247, 260, 323, 324 Hayes, Annelle 17, 80 Hayes, Anthony 93, 315 Hayes, Bernadene 162 Hayes, Billie 381 Hayes, Buddy 416 Hayes, Gardner 342 Hayes, Helen 333, 335, 389, 419 Hayes, Isaac 333 Hayes, James 45 Hayes, Jeffrey M. 300 Hayes, John Michael 398 Hayes, Maggie 217, 304, 330 Hayes, Raphael 69, 304, 385 Hayes, Richard 264 Hayes, Ron 54, 55, 74, 87, 167, 173, 322, 380 Hayes, Steve 279, 406 Hayes, Susan Seaforth 123 Haymer, Johnny 192, 193 Haymes, Dick 194 Haymore, Curtis 260 Haynes, B. 195 Haynes, Cal 368 Haynes, Gary 249 Haynes, Hilda 272 Haynes, Jerry 361, 393 Haynes, Lloyd 27, 83, 94, 269, 290, 301, 339 Haynes, Marsha 406 Haynes, Roberta 49, 198 Haynes, Wesley 214 Haynie, Jim 353, 378, 391 Hays, Kathryn 17, 292 Hays, Robert 15, 227, 295, 329 Haysbert, Dennis 60 Hayward, Brooke 369 Hayward, Chard 415 Hayward, Chris 142, 334, 373 Hayward, Chuck 220, 312 Hayward, David 347, 401 Hayward, Jim 229, 271 Hayward, Leland 369 Hayward, Lillie 323 Hayward, Louis 170, 276 Hayward, Susan 210, 333 Hayward, William 369 Haywire 368 Hayworth, Vinton 149, 150, 178, 306, 420 Haze, Stan 39, 294 Hazel 141, 142 Hazlett, Zoe 215 H.C. Johnston 35 He & She 142 He Ran for His Life (Arrest and Trial) 17 Head, Terry 196 Headline 30 Heads You Lose (Adventures in Paradise) 9 Heald, Anthony 288 The Healer (This Man Dawson) 310 Healey (Healy), Myron 36,

53–55, 58, 69, 92, 168, 197, 198, 209, 260, 271 Hear No Evil (The Millionaire) 216 Heard, Paul F. 324, 399 Hearn, Ann 87 Hearn, Chick 283 Hearn, Dick 386 Hearst, Patty 364 The Heart of Pony Alice (Lancer) 171 Heart of the Beholder (Westside Medical) 326 Heart of the City 30 Heartaches (Ryan’s Four) 271 Heartbreak for Sale (Racket Squad) 256 Heartland 414 Hearts 369 Heasley, Marla 210, 211, 301 Heat 369 Heath, Laurence 154, 155, 222, 347, 408 Heath, Luise (Louise) 330, 403 Heath, Red 331 Heather & David 413 Heatherton, Joey 246, 337, 389, 394 Heaton, Beau 341 Heaven Knows, Mr. Utley (Newhart) 233 Hec Ramsey 142, 231 Hecht, Ben 388 Hecht, Charles 16 Hecht, Gina 226 Hecht, Ken 76 Hecht, Paul 344, 373, 394 Hecht, Ted 311 Heckart, Eileen 339, 361 Hecker, Robert L. 209 The Heckler (The Love Boat) 185 Hector, Kim 244 Hedaya, Dan 52, 259, 313 Hedda Gabler 369 Hedges, Marissa 14 Hedges, Robert 419 Hedison, David 38, 66, 85, 90, 126, 320, 346, 385, 403 Hedstrom, Barbro 47 The Heel 369 Heels and Toes (Simon & Simon) 285 Heery, Margaret 374 Heeslip, George 317 Heffer, Richard 385 Heffley, Wayne 12, 145, 146, 154, 322 Heffron, Richard T. 337, 341, 393, 417, 418, 420 Heflin, Nora 233, 250, 356, 412 Heflin, Van 128 Hefner, Hugh 175 Hegeman, Jessie 271 Hegyes, Robert 41, 295, 325 Heideman, Leonard 16, 136, 151, 199, 223, 311 Heiden, Janice 299 Heider, Patricia 402 Heigh, Helene 219 Heilveil, Elayne (Elaine) 256, 279, 342, 360 Heilweil, David 129, 310 Heim, Carrie Kei 289 Heims, Jo 392 Heineman, Laurie 153, 256, 412

Heinemann, Arthur 181, 256, 292, 403 Heinz, Robert 384 Heinz 57 Playhouse 142, 296 Heisler, Stuart 67, 178 Heisman Killer (Most Wanted) 227 Heisser, Peter 91 Held, Christopher 119 Held, Karl (Carl) 89, 116, 117, 275, 280 Held Hostage (Harbor Command) 135 Heldfond, Susan 360 Helene & Howard 15 The Helicopter Race (Ripcord) 260 Hell Hath No Fury (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Hell Waits at Dodge (Cheyenne) 53 The Hell Wind (The Virginian) 320 Heller, Barbara 157 Heller, Chip 319 Heller, Cindy 262 Hellinger, William 67 Hellman 369 Hellman, Ocean 341 Hellman, Peter 31, 314 Hellström, Gunnar 68, 82, 130, 314 Helm, Anne 38, 115, 294, 321 Helm, Frances 87, 219 Helm, Harvey 124 Helm, Peter 37 Helmond, Katherine 327, 336, 341, 360, 364, 382, 396, 408 Helmut Week End (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Help Wanted (Gung Ho) 129 Helpin, Luke 95 Helton, Jo 79 Helton, Percy 33, 36, 69, 87, 148, 178, 212, 277, 322, 420 Heming (Hemming), Violet 290 Hemmings, David 197, 345 Hemphill, Simpson 392 Henderson 172 Henderson, Albert (Al) 39, 170, 401 Henderson, Anthony 318 Henderson, Bill 378 Henderson, Billy 176 Henderson, Chuck 27 Henderson, Douglas (Doug) 39, 78, 155, 244, 304 Henderson, Florence 36, 120, 231, 339, 358, 404 Henderson, Frank L. 355 Henderson, Joseph R. 272 Henderson, Marcia 72, 213, 215, 219, 321, 330 Henderson, Ty 269 Henderson Production Companyn 174, 369 Hendler, Janis 167, 168 Hendler, Lauri 126 Hendricks, William 53, 54, 166 Hendry, Len 304 Hendryx, Shirl 294 Henerson, James 150, 346 Henerson-Hirsch Productions 346 Henley, Annette 392 Henley, Trevor 13, 281

INDEX Henner, Marilu 87, 305 Hennessy, Mary 146 Henning, Linda Kaye 249 Henning, Paul 28, 74, 190, 248 Henning Corp. 190 Henreid, Paul 12, 16, 51, 83, 180, 276, 338 Henricks, Lana Marie 329, 330 Henricks, Lori Ann 329 Henrickson, Rod 98 Henriquez, Ron 45, 137 Henry, Bill 34, 218, 245, 270, 304 Henry, Bob 271, 358, 413 Henry, Buck 120–122 Henry, Buz 70 Henry, Carol (Carol Henry Dancers) 119 Henry, Charles 132 Henry, Clarissa 360 Henry, Danny 238 Henry, Emmaline 25, 150 Henry, Fred 211, 416 Henry, Gig 342, 343, 368, 375 Henry, Gloria 74 Henry, Gregg 251, 279, 285, 385, 396 Henry, Hank 310 Henry, Marguerite 397 Henry, Michelle 123 Henry, Mike 386 Henry, Norman 239 Henry, O. 357 Henry, Thomas Browne (Tom B.) 53, 54, 59, 97, 180, 212, 217, 304 Henry, William 8, 59, 97, 172, 177 Henry, William (Bill A.) 59, 122 Henry Banning (The Millionaire) 218 Henry Fonda & Family 369 Henry Fonda and “The Family” 369 Henry Fonda Presents: The Star and the Story 290 Henry Jaffe Enterprises 348, 357 Henry Winkler/John Rich Productions, Inc. 225 Henschel, Tom 301 Hensley, Johnny 237 Hensley, Pamela 203, 338, 382 Henson, Dean 34 Henson, Jim (Jim Henson’s Muppets) 158–160, 273, 368, 383 Henteloff, Alex 138, 171, 284, 295, 349, 408, 422 Hepburn, Katherine 342 Her Day in the Sun (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Herb, Pauline 238 Herberg, Jack 199 Herbert, Charles 59, 166, 190, 209, 219 Herbert, Diana 203 Herbert, F. Hugh 207 Herbert, Percy 58 Herbert, Pitt 89, 156, 178, 247, 248 Herbert, Ted 68 Herbert, Tim 45 Herbert Brodkin (Productions) 359 Herbert S. Laufman & Co. 331 Herbey, Winifred 226

INDEX Herbie, the Best Man (Herbie the Love Bug) 142 Herbie the Love Bug 142 Herd, Richard 68, 300–302, 358, 373, 418 Here Come the Brides (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Here There Be Dragons (Habitat) 367 Here Today, Hair Tomorrow (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Here We Go Again 142 Heremans, Jean 277 Here’s Looking at You, Kid (The Greatest American Hero) 128 Here’s Looking at You, Love (The Love Boat) 185 Here’s Lucy 142–144, 191 Here’s to You, Mrs. Robinson (The Bob Newhart Show) 32 Heritage (Zane Grey Theater) 332 Herlihy, Tim 272 Herlinger, Karl 71, 177, 259, 322, 327, 332 Herman, Ken 123 Herman, Matthew N. 385 Herman, Randy 409 Herman, Sidney 174 Hermann, Harry 170 Hermanos, W. 36, 55, 61, 178, 297 Hernandez, Freddie 221 Hernandez, John (“Vatos”) 145 Hernandez, Marco 313 Hernandez, Maria 369 Hernandez, Robert 116 Hernandez, Tom 91, 221 Herndon 369 Herndon and Me 369 The Hero 82 The Hero (V) 318 Hero of the Town (Cheyenne) 55 Herrick, Frederick 356 Herridge, Robert 170 Herrin, Jack 215 Herrin, Kymberly 204 Herring, Lynn 210, 211 Herrmann, Edward 356 Herrmann, Harry 170, 290 Herron, Mark 96 Herron, Robert (Bob) 70, 290, 292, 328 Hersh, Esther 87 Hersh, Melvin 310 Hersh, Sam 310 Hersh, Stan 310 Hershey, Barbara 225, 363, 374, 376 Hersholt, Jean 78 Hertelendy, Hanna 45, 300 Hertzog, Lawrence 138 Hervey, Irene 140, 141 Hervey, Jason 76 Hervey, Winifred 174 Herzberg, Becky 289 Herzberg, Jack 16, 49, 72, 87, 145, 146, 151, 182, 183, 209, 259, 311, 312 Herzberg, Paul 391 Herzfeld, John 23 Herzig, Sig 36, 297 Herzog, Arthur 369 Heshimu 269 Hess, David 24, 403 Hess, Doris 175

474 Hess, John D. 186, 295, 379, 407 Hess, Sammy 225 Hesse, Marge 124 Hesseman, Howard 201, 365 Hesser, Lisa S. 272 Hessler, Gordon 11, 58, 202, 330 Hester, Ashley 90 Heston, Charlton 337, 348 Heverly, Robert 45, 93, 227, 296, 424 Hewitson, Michael 390 Hewitt, Alan 80, 150, 229, 280, 328 Hewitt, Christopher 90 Hewitt, Heather 90 Hewitt, Lee 277 Hewitt, Virginia 288 Hexum, Jon-Erik 384 Hey, I’m Alive 369 Hey Lady, Your Slip Isn’t Showing (My Mother, the Car) 230 Hey Landlord! 144 Hey Mulligan 144 Hey, Virginia 391 Heyde, Hans 314 Heydorn, Nancy 392 Heydt, Louis Jean 194, 215, 323, 324 Heyes, Douglas 53, 54, 205, 393 Heyes, Herbert 212 Heyman, Barton 288, 354, 361 Heywood, Anne 403 Hi Honey, I’m Home (Night Court) 235 The Hi Lo’s 121 Hi, Mae 193 Hi Yo Fonzie … Away (Happy Days) 134 Hiatt, Michael 274 Hibbs, Jesse 26, 139, 247 Hickman, Bill 116 Hickman, Darryl 16, 78, 186, 198 Hickman, Dwayne 78, 190 Hickman, Herman 51 Hickman, William (Bill) 166 Hickok 370 Hickox, Douglas 389 Hickox, Harry 93, 143, 144, 191, 237 Hickox, S. Bryan 413 Hicks, Bill 397 Hicks, Chuck 23, 317, 362, 416 Hicks, Hilly 361, 417 Hicks, Russell 316 Hicks, Tommy 378 Hidden Gold (The Range Rider) 257 The Hidden Treasure of Cucamonga (Death Valley Days) 73 The Hide Jumpers (Wells Fargo) 325 Hideout (Sugarfoot) 297 Hiestand, John 298 Hieu, Joseph 367 Higgins, Joe 17, 33, 228, 259 Higgins, John 200 Higgins, Kenneth 53, 166 Higgins, Michael (Mike) 241, 242 Higgins, Steve 272

High Adventure (The Unexpected) 316 The High Chaparral 144, 145 The High Cost of Nightmares (San Francisco International Airport) 271 A High Fashion Heist (Get Christie Love!) 125 High Jeopardy (Ripcord) 260 High Rollers (The Master) 202 High Seas (Favorite Story) 92 A Highly Forgettable Evening with Dick Van Dyke 370 Highspots of the Greatest Show on Earth 370 Highway Patrol 145, 146 Highway Robbery (Sheriff of Cochise) 282 Highway to Danger (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Highway to the Stars 146 Hi-Jack (Dick Tracy) 75 Hiken, Gerald 285, 295, 303 Hiken, Nat 15 Hikes, Connie 224 Hilber, Burt 10 Hilda Johanson (The Millionaire) 221 Hildebrand, Kenneth 331 Hilgarde Enterprises 289 Hill, Al 10 Hill, Arthur 116, 244, 287, 382, 402 Hill, Bret 194 Hill, Craig 36, 206, 327 Hill, Dana 361, 386 Hill, Dave 388 Hill, Frankie 381 Hill, George Roy 170 Hill, Hallene 97, 215, 237 Hill, Jack 135 Hill, John 368, 409 Hill, Julie 401 Hill, Ken 233, 339 Hill, Kimberly (Kim) 88, 313 Hill, Marianna 27, 34, 49, 291 Hill, Martin 17 Hill, Maurice 17, 390 Hill, Paula 199 Hill, Phyllis 136 Hill, Ramsay 306 Hill, Rick (Richard) 195, 293, 395 Hill, Riley 75, 257 Hill, Robert 126 Hill, Steve 222 Hill, Thomas (Tom) 202, 233, 234, 418 Hill Street Blues 146–147 Hill Street Station (Hill Street Blues) 146 Hillaire, Marcel 9, 118 Hillbilly (My Hero) 229 Hillel, Marc 360 Hiller, Arthur 12, 74, 128, 154, 202 Hillerman, John 85, 194–197, 278, 279, 341, 377 Hilliard Marks Collection 4, 156 Hillyer, Lambert 58 Hillyer, Maryann 43 Hilton, Connie 132 Hilton, Robyn 338 Hilton-Jacobs, Lawrence 325, 349, 419 Hiltz, Jim 412 Himber, Richard 94 Himes, David 153, 329

Hinchman, Bert 128 Hincks, C.J. 203, 301 Hindle, Art 202, 227, 385 Hindman, Earl 289 Hinds, Joe 250 Hindy, Joseph 167, 169, 296, 351 Hines, Connie 224 Hines, Grainger 279, 284, 336, 380 Hines, Mimi 159, 297 Hingle, Pat 25, 194, 244, 285, 293, 342, 358, 384 Hinkley, Brent 275 Hinkley, Del 283, 329 Hinkley, Don 46–48 Hinn, Michael 177, 287 Hinojosa, Victor 135 Hinton, Darby 69, 70, 89 Hinton, David 227 Hinton, Ed 151, 269 Hinton, James David 84, 360 Hinz, Terry 406 Hiona, Sam 171 Hippe, Laura 23, 46 Hiram Holliday 5, 147 Hire, Lois 221 Hirsch, James G. 152, 158, 370, 393 Hirsch, Judd 305, 362 Hirschfeld, Robert 146, 147 Hirschhorn, Joel 394 Hirschman, Herbert 79, 246, 321, 345, 362, 389, 414 Hirson, Alice 95, 368, 377, 408 Hirston, Happy (Harold) 272 Hirt, Al 158, 163 His Brother’s Keeper (Man with a Camera) 385 His Father’s Footsteps (Lockup) 183 His Honor, Butch (Mayor of the Town) 206 Hisatake, Jack 196 Hit and Run (Highway Patrol) 146 Hit and Run (Mr. District Attorney) 223 Hit and Run (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Hit Man (Cannon) 45 The Hit Man (Most Wanted) 227 Hitchcock, Alfred 11, 299 Hitchcock, Pat 378 Hitch-Hiking Hitch (CHiPs) 57 Hite, Kathleen 166, 321 Hitler Youth (Blue Light) 31 Hittleman, Carl K. 281, 282 Hively, Jack B. 72 Hixon, Joan 92 Hixon, Ken 300 Hixson, Butler 151 H.M.S. Marlborough (The General Electric Theatre) 122 Ho, Don 27, 141 Ho, Linda 150 Hoade, Martin 50 Hoax (Celebrity Playhouse) 50, 51 Hoax (Lawman) 178 Hobart, Fenton, Jr. 23 Hobart, Lynn (Lyn) 155 Hobart, Rose 155 Hobbes, Peter 85 Hobbie, Duke 130

475 Hobbs, Heather 375 Hobbs, Peter 88, 146, 153, 236, 295, 334, 362 Hobin, Bill 258, 311, 366 Hoblit, Gregory 28, 146 Hobson, Elaine 228 Hobson, James 178 Hodge, Al 12, 46, 139 Hodge, Max 45 Hodges, Joy 216 Hodges, Mark 126 Hodgins, Earle 35, 92, 129, 135, 177, 215, 297, 304, 316, 322 Hodgins, Gordon 321 Hodson, Jim 71 Hoerl, Arthur 201, 323 Hoerner, Edward 372 Hoey, Michael A. 125, 194 Hoff, Carl 14 Hoffenberg, Karl 14 Hoffman, Basil 84, 235, 272, 343, 411 Hoffman, Bern 40, 41, 74, 115, 294, 312 Hoffman, Bob W. 134, 150, 341 Hoffman, Charles 28, 35, 36, 38, 139, 140, 141, 211, 212, 298, 310 Hoffman, Craig 87 Hoffman, David 123, 320 Hoffman, Frederick 406 Hoffman, Gary 411 Hoffman, Gertrude W. 229 Hoffman, Herman 194, 198, 209, 311, 318 Hoffman, Howard 151, 199 Hoffman, Jane 359 Hoffman, Jean 324 Hoffman, Joseph 60, 210 Hoffman, Kay 391 Hoffman, Milt 307 Hoffman, Wendy 197 Hofley 194 Hogan, Jack 38, 78, 118, 135, 140, 204, 239, 311 Hogan, Jonathan 79 Hogan, Michael 136 Hogan, Pat 292 Hogan, Ray Hogan, Robert (Bob) 151, 175, 193, 200, 242, 249289, 294, 314, 402 Hogan, Terry (“Hulk”) 366 Hogestyn, Drake 279 Hoglund, Bill 399 Holahan, Dennis 368 Holbrook, Anna Kathryn 138 Holbrook, Hal 32, 87, 246, 339, 364, 384, 393, 421 Holcomb, George 339 Holcomb, Kathryn 149, 371 Holcomb, Rod 422 Holcombe, Harry 55, 73, 140, 232, 299, 356 Hold That Camera 147, 148 Hold That Line (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Holden, James 9 Holden, Rebecca 167, 168, 202, 300 The Holdout (The Rough Riders) 270 Holdridge, Cheryl 141, 166 Hole, Jonathan 26, 32, 45, 85, 96, 149, 171, 191, 205, 217, 313, 383 Hole, William J., Jr. 35, 36, 139, 249, 286

Holiday, Fred 231 Holiday Lodge 148 Holland, Anthony 41, 341 Holland, Bert 82 Holland, Buck 8 Holland, Denise 203 Holland, Erik 200, 243, 250, 315, 329 Holland, Gina 242 Holland, Gladys 132 Holland, John 280 Holland, Joseph 221, 248 Holland, Lindsay 241, 242 Holland, Maury 170 Holland, Tom 240 Hollander, David 41, 420 Holliday, Bill 380 Holliday, Fred 93, 141, 193, 206, 253, 383 Holliday, Polly 13, 95, 388 Holliman, Earl 40, 149, 170, 251, 252, 293, 328, 336, 395, 414 Hollom, Charles O. 292 The Hollow Man (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 Holloway, Jean 96, 125, 131, 424 Holloway, Sterling 179 Holly, Ellen 289 Holly (Eight Is Enough) 85 The Hollywood Detective 370 Hollywood Detective Store 370 Hollywood Playhouse 276 Hollywood Television Theatre 378 Holm, Celeste 185, 339, 382 Holm, Ian 388 Holman, Cecelia 153 Holman, Nat 94 Holman, Rex 33, 129, 172, 243 Holman, Stacey 153 Holmes, Billy 419 Holmes, Ed 241, 242 Holmes, Jennifer 138, 233 Holmes, Sharon 95 Holmes, Taylor 69, 213, 324 Holmes, Wendell 139, 178 Holmes Is Where the Heart Is (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Holmes’ Sweet Home 340 Holotan, Dennis 327 Holt, Arva 235 Holt, Charlene 140 Holt, Jacqueline 213 Holt, Nat 276, 325 Holt, Robert I. 8, 45, 227, 293 Holton, Bob 68 Holvoe, Maria 289 Holzgang, Conrad 345 Home Again (The Mississippi) 223 Home Is the Heart (Hot Pursuit) 148 Home Is the Hunted (Target) 304 Home Is the Sailor (The Alan Young Show) 11 Home Is Where the House Is 370 Home of Our Own 370, 371 Homecoming, The: A Christmas Story (The Waltons) 321 Homeier, Skip 118, 216, 296, 420 The Homeliest Man in

Nevada (Death Valley Days) 73 Homer & Jethro 160 Homicide 94606: Max Cooper (Jigsaw John) 158 Homicide Squad 148, 201 Hon, Jean Marie 17, 199, 396 Honath, Norman 343, 413 The Honey Boys 18 The Honeymoon Isn’t Over (The Bonnie Franklin Show) 343 The Honeymooners 157, 371 Hong, Alison 351 Hong, James 23, 46, 140, 150, 158, 171, 199, 295, 299, 301, 329, 379, 388, 421, 423 Honig, Howard 235, 297, 379, 395 Honolulu (The Star and the Story) 290 Honor Bright (Annapolis) 16 The Honor Student (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Honor Thy Father (Magnum, P.I.) 195 The Honorable Profession (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Hoo, Gerri 218 Hood, Don 223, 385 Hoodlumism (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Hooker, Buddy Joe 51, 197, 301 Hooker, Ken 299 Hooker, Laverne 385 Hooker, Richard (= H. Richard Hornberger & W.C. Heinz) 192, 313 Hooks, David 181, 302 Hooks, Ed 146 Hooks, Eric 365 Hooks, Jan 272 Hooks, Kevin 318, 365 Hooks, Robert 138, 301, 339, 365, 376 Hooks, Vaughn 419 Hoopai, Elissa (Dulce) 197 Hoopai, Jake 196 Hooper, Les 366 Hoopla (The Love Boat) 185 Hooray for Hollywood 371 Hooray for Hollywood (Diff ’rent Strokes) 76 The Hoosier Hot Shots 396 Hoover, J. Edgar 93 Hoover, Joe 85 Hoover, Joseph 301 Hoover, Phil 25, 283 Hopalong Casidy 148 Hope, Bob 32, 60, 156, 191, 333, 334, 342, 357, 368, 375, 404 Hope, Dolores 368 Hope Enterprises 342, 368, 375 Hopkins, Anthony 334, 419 Hopkins, Bo 24, 340, 346, 401 Hopkins, Bobb 274, 302 Hopkins, Telma 126 Hopper, B.J. 385 Hopper, Bill 206 Hopper, Dennis 53, 166, 220, 253, 298 Hopper, Jerry 40, 55, 149, 156, 314, 320, 325, 327 Hopper, William 49, 213, 246–248 Horan, Barbara 204, 211, 301

INDEX Horan, Bobby 80 Horan, Jack 250 Horan, James W. (Jim) 84, 237 Horino, Tad 171 The Horizontal Hero (Doctor Kildare) 79 Hormann, Nicholas 305, 394 Horn, Leonard J. 36, 116, 200, 269, 400, 424 Horn, Lew 24 Horne, Lena 387 Horner, Harry 192 Horowitz, David 377 The Horrible Honchos 371 Horruzey, Paul 380 A Horse of Another Color (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Horsley, Lee 203, 231, 335, 351, 382 Horton, Edward Everett 41, 88, 230, 262 Horton, Michael 138, 228, 234 Horton, Peter 279 Horton, Robert 60, 166, 320, 321 Horvath, Charles 70, 75, 180, 282 Horvue Productions 32 Horwitz, Howie 23, 27, 204, 279 Hoshi, Shizuko 193 Hosley, Pat 261 The Hostage (Everglades) 87 Hostage (Harbor Command) 135 Hostage (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Hostage (Police Woman) 252 The Hostage (Tombstone Territory) 312 Hostage (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 312 Hostage Family Copter (Highway Patrol) 145 Hostage Harts (Hart to Hart) 138 The Hostages (Flamingo Road) 94 The Hostages (Klondike) 167 Hostages (The Master) 202 Hostetter, John 273, 411 Hot Cargo (The Adventures of Falcon) 9, 10 Hot Property (T.J. Hooker) 301 Hot Pursuit 148 Hot Rod (Public Defender) 253 Hot Seat (Target) 304 Hot Spot (This Man Dawson) 311 Hotchkis, Joan 155 Hotel 148, 149 Hotel de Paree 149 Hotel Las Vegas 371 Hotpoint Holiday Hour 371 Hotton, Donald 370 Hough, Stan 334 Houghton, A.E., Jr. (Buck) 10, 12, 31, 137, 144, 385, 387 Houghton, Barrie 367 Houghton, James 168, 387 Houle, Normand 118 Houlihan, Keri 235, 236, 318, 381 Houlton, Jennifer 79 Hour Glass 149

INDEX Hour of the Leopard 410 House, Bob 202 House, Ron 383 House Divided (Margie) 201 A House Is Not a Home (Cheers) 52 House of Dolls (Fantasy Island) 91 House of Wax 371 House on Boca Key (SurfSide 6) 299 House Party 17 The House That Junk Built (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Houseful of Hunnicutts (Alice) 13 The Houseguest (Diff ’rent Strokes) 76 Houseman, John 22, 128, 226, 250, 365, 420 Houseman/Roth Productions 413 Houser, Christie 289 Houser, Jerry 25 Housewarming (The Thin Man) 310 Houston, Fitzhugh G. 167 Houston, Jack 207 Houston, Lou 87, 136, 248, 249 Houston, Paula 145 Houston, Sam 306 Houston, Thelma 281 Houston Is Dead (Matt Houston) 203 Hovey, Tim 276 Hovis, Guy 178, 179 Hovis, Larry 127, 270, 394 How Bugged Was My Valley? (Petticoat Junction) 248 How Green Was My Grass (Bewitched) 29 How Green Was My Murder (Shadow Chasers) 281 How It Feels to Murder (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 How Long This Night (Casablanca) 49 How Old, How Young (Gibbsville) 125 How Tall Is Blood? (The Outcasts) 243 How the West Was Won 149 (Series); 371 (Specials) How to Kill a Toy Soldier (Blue Light) 31 How to Marry a Millionaire 149, 150 Howard, Andrea 142, 384 Howard, Clark 379 Howard, Clint 15, 37, 124, 129, 158, 164, 291, 294 Howard, Cy 129, 137, 180, 229, 287, 288 Howard, Cynthia 89 Howard, D.D. 235, 356, 407 Howard, Dennis 84, 284, 368, 403 Howard, Frank 361 Howard, John 79, 140, 211 Howard, Ken 8, 200, 350, 351, 414 Howard, Kevyn Major 300 Howard, Louise 261, 263 Howard, Nancy 212 Howard, Rance 124, 225, 341, 415 Howard, Ron (Ronny) 15,

476 129, 134, 135, 232, 334, 337, 341, 381 Howard, Ronald 66 Howard, Sherman 356 Howard, Susan 68, 90, 227, 350, 385 Howard, Trevor 350, 364 Howard, Victoria 288 Howard, Vincent (Vince) 24, 85, 86, 143, 154, 190, 228, 256, 283, 285, 290, 293, 294, 299, 373, 389 Howard, Wendy Smith 204 The Howard Smith Orchestra 119 Howat (Howatt), Clark 25, 26, 35, 36, 81, 92, 93, 135, 191, 192, 198, 212, 247, 302, 316, 324, 325 Howden, Mike 292 Howdy, Clyde 55, 56, 69, 205 Howell, Arlene 35, 55 Howell, Hoke 232, 273 Howell, Jean (Cameron) 211, 420 Howell, Norman 137, 283 Howerton, Charles 85, 275 Howes, Basil 131 Howes, Reed 35, 271 Howes, Sally Ann 32 Howitzer, Bronson 12 Howland, Beth 13, 46, 335 Howren, Frank 163 How’s Your Sister? (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Hoy, Bob 145, 397 Hoy, Elizabeth 387 Hoy, Linda 84, 303 Hoy, Robert F. (Bob) 145, 163, 202, 254, 255, 278, 285 Hoyer, Donn 404 Hoyos, Rodolfo, Jr. 61, 79, 92, 95, 116, 243, 251, 278, 347 Hoyt, Clegg 53, 177, 224, 240, 248, 291, 320 Hoyt, Jessica 226 Hoyt, John 69, 126, 133, 217, 243, 291, 310, 314 Hradilac, Charles (= Radilak, Charles H.) 31 Hsieh, Warren 140 Hub Grimes (The Millionaire) 214 Hubbard, Alma 317 Hubbard, Elizabeth 79 Hubbard, John 54, 55, 144, 178, 280, 394 Hubbell, Chris 125 Hubbell, Elna 248 Hubbell Robinson Productions 96 Hubbert, Cork 195 Hubley, Season 335 Huckabee, Cooper 252, 254 Huckleberry Fine at Trail’s End (Bold Venture) 33 Hucko, Michael Andrew (“Peanuts”) 261 Huddle, Elizabeth 302 Huddleston, David 29, 31, 171, 321, 372, 377, 407, 423 Hudis, Norman 45, 117, 118, 299 Hudkins, Clyde 70 Hudkins, John 362 Hudock, John 364 Hudson, Bill 151, 175 Hudson, Bob 424

Hudson, David W. 380 Hudson, Elizabeth Kerr 226 Hudson, Ernie 90, 379 Hudson, Ernie, Jr. 302 Hudson, Hal 31, 332 Hudson, John 8, 94, 211, 316 Hudson, Larry 10, 178, 212, 218, 277, 312 Hudson, Rock 84, 333, 385 Hudson, Toni 176, 301 Hudson, William 8, 68, 151, 216, 304 Hudson, Yvonne 272 The Hudson Brothers 383, 419 Huebing, Craig 79, 98, 155, 185 Huebsch, Edward 331 The Huey Long Late, Great Populist 372 Huff, Tommy J. 329 Huffaker, Clair 178 Huffman, David 234, 335, 356, 359, 407 Huffman, Larry 168 Hufman, Basil 389 Huggins, Roy (= James, John Thomas) 12, 40, 53, 60, 61, 66, 166, 170, 204, 244, 279, 319, 322, 323, 370 The Hugh Waring Story (The Millionaire) 215 Hughes, Barnard 50, 224, 335, 377 Hughes, David 248, 304 Hughes, Kathleen 279, 306 Hughes, Mary Beth 229, 309, 388 Hughes, Megan 196 Hughes, Rob 46, 143 Hughes, Robin 117 Hughes, Russell 297 Hughes, Sally 245 Hughes, Terry 81 Hughes, Tony 123, 218 Hughes, Tresa 98 Hugo, Mauritz 149 Hugo, Victor 388 Huguely, Jay 194, 196, 197, 302 Hugueny, Sharon 117 Huie, Karen 302 Huizar, Hugo 13 Hulce, Tom 357 The Hulk (Specials; see also The Incredible Hulk) 373 Hull, Dianne 368 Hull, Henry 92, 208, 250 The Hull City Howlers 330 Humble, Gwen 376, 390 Hume, Benita 97, 131 Hume, Cyril 177 Hume, Doug 25 Hume, Edward C. 116, 293 Humes, Mary-Margaret 281 Hummeland, Jim 331, 336, 417 Humperdinck, Engelbert 337 Humphrey, Hubert 245 Humphrey, Paul 179 Humphrey, Steve 335 Hundley, Craig (The Craig Hundley Trio) 29, 163, 296 The Hundred Thousand Ruble Rumble (Switch) 299 Hunley, Gary 213, 286 Hunley, Leann 138 Hunnicutt, Arthur 328, 379 Hunnicutt, Gayle 385, 404 Hunnicutt, Michael 356 Hunt, Allan 320

Hunt, Helen 17 Hunt, John 184 Hunt, Lois 263 Hunt, Marsha 246 Hunt, Pamela 226 Hunt, Peter H. 8, 37, 85, 293, 381 The Hunt (Kraft Suspense Theatre) 170 The Hunt (Lawman) 178 The Hunted Lady 373 Hunter 400 Hunter, Blake 76, 327 Hunter, Evan 356 Hunter, Henry 55, 94, 220 Hunter, Jeffrey 225, 291, 306 Hunter, Kaki 368, 369 Hunter, Kenneth 182 Hunter, Kim 252, 339, 366 Hunter, Lew 60, 355 Hunter, Rion 251, 318 Hunter, Ross 389 Hunter, Tab 58, 250, 346 Hunter, Tiffany 227 Hunter, Tom 95 The Hunter and the Hunted (Frontier Circus) 115 Hunter-Cohan Productions 327 Hunters of the Reef 409 Huntley, Chet 357, 358 Huntley, Marc 314, 315 Hupp, Jana Marie 275 Hurbert, Skeets 179 Hurd, Chip 25 Hurdle, Jack 157 Hurlbut, Gladys 12, 149, 212, 324 Hurley, Jim 94 Hurley, Quinn 228 Hurricane (Big Town) 30 Hurricane Coming (Gentle Ben) 124 Hursey, Sherry 285, 386 Hursley, Doris 123, 158, 213, 214 Hursley, Frank 123, 158, 213, 214 Hurst, Rick 23 Hurt, William 419 Hush, Lisabeth (Lizabeth) 239, 247, 362 Huskin, George 386 Husky, Richard (Rick) 45, 51, 225, 269, 294, 300, 302 Husmann, Ron 334, 425 Hussey, Olivia 340, 398 Huston, Anjelica 176 Huston, Howard 274 Huston, John 39, 424 Huston, Lou 78, 145, 166, 167, 280 Huston, Martin 164, 165 Huston, Patricia 72, 248 Hutchings (Hutchins), Linda 140, 244 Hutchins, Will 38, 66, 144, 228, 254, 295, 297 Hutchinson, Joie 150, 151 Hutchinson, Josephine 180, 321 Hutchison, Jim 158, 196 Hutchinson (Hutchison), LaVerne 261, 262 Hutchison, Muriel 202 Hutsell, Melanie 272 Hutson, Candace (Candy) 87 Hutson, Chris 206, 313 Hutson, Lee 404, 421

477 Hutton, Betty 23 Hutton, Bill 358 Hutton, Brian G. 12, 297 Hutton, Gunilla 248 Hutton, Jim 85, 344 Hutton, June 21 Hutton, Robert 10, 212, 316, 327 Huxham, Kendrick 165, 276, 296 Hyams, Nessa 419 Hyde, Bruce 290, 291 Hyde, Jacquelyn 117 Hyde, Jonathan 389 Hyde-White, Alex 255, 283, 406 Hyde-White, Wilfrid 22, 39, 91, 249, 351 Hye, Lulu 262 Hyer, Martha 249 Hyland, Diana 46, 85, 116, 201, 249, 343 Hyland, Frances 400 Hylands, Scott 227, 252, 329, 408 Hylton, Richard 306 Hyman, Mac 237 The Hyphen 238 Hytten, Olaf 211 I Ain’t Marchin’ Anymore (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 I Am Joaquin (Death Valley Days) 72, 73 I Am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been … a Spy (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 I Am the Lion (The Fugitive) 116 I Could Have Danced All Night … (Camp Runamuck) 42 I Did Not Mean to Slay Thee (The Sixth Sense) 286 I Do, Adieu (Cheers) 52 I Do, I Don’t, I Do (Joanie Loves Chachi) 161 I Dream of Jeannie 150, 151 I Heard It Was Murder (Simon & Simon) 284 I Led Three Lives 151, 152 I Married a Bear 373 I Married Joan 152 I Was a Bloodhound (The General Electric Theatre) 123 I Witness (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Ibarra Brothers 370 Ibis Productions 410 IBM 348 IBM Presents 348 Ibsen, Henrik 369 Ice House Mystery (Tombstone Territory) 312 The Ice Man (Maverick) 205 Ichino, Laurie 71 I’d Rather Fight Than Switch (My Favorite Martian) 229 Idelson, William (Bill, Billy) 15, 75, 127, 144, 229, 237, 240 Identity Crisis (Hot Pursuit) 148 Identity Unknown (Darkroom) 352 The Idol (Cheyenne) 56 The Idolater (Twelve O’Clock High) 314

If a Body (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 If at First You Don’t Succeed (Dallas) 68 If at First You Don’t Succeed, Forget It (The Red Skelton Show) 258 If I Should Die Before I Wake (The Sixth Sense) 286 If Thoughts Could Kill (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 If You Had a Million 152, 211 If You Want to Fly, Keep Your Cornette Dry (The Flying Nun) 96 Iglesias, Eugene 317, 318, 323 Iglesias, Julio 368 Ignico, Robin 204, 313 Iguchi, Yoneo 297 Igus, Darrow 97, 185 Ihnat, Steve 116, 140, 244, 287, 400 Iley, Barbara 300 I’ll Tell You No Lies (Knots Landing) 168 Ill Wind (The Fugitive) 116 Illes, Robert (Bob) 95 Illicit Weekend (Flamingo Road) 95 Ilson, Saul 337, 383 Ilson/Chambers Productions 287 I’m Dancing as Fast as I Can (The Facts of Life) 88 I’m the Law 152 Image of Sally (Peter Gunn) 248 Imel, Jack 179 Imhoff, Gary 243 Impastato, David 299 The Impersonation (This Man Dawson) 311 Impert, Margie 195 The Impostor 373 Imre, Celia 352 In a Family Way (All in the Family) 14 In Broad Daylight 373 In Case of Madness (The Streets of San Francisco) 296 In Gossette We Trust (Operation Petticoat) 242 In His Mysterious Way (The Doctors) 80 In Lieu of Steel (Laverne and Shirley) 176 In the Best Families (Nero Wolfe) 231 In the Glitter Palace 374 In the Heat of the Night 152 In the Kelvinator Kitchen 170 In the Silence (Gibbsville) 126 In the Still of the Night (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 In This Body 374 In This House of Brede 374 In Time of Doubt 374 Incident at Dawson Flats (Cheyenne) 55 Incident at Indian Springs (Cheyenne) 54 Incident at Leadville (Bat Masterson) 26 Incident at Rapid City (The Dakotas) 67 Incident in Leadville (Bat Masterson) 26

Incident of the Southern Cross (Cheyenne) 55 Incorporated Television Company 9 The Incorrigibles (Conflict) 66 The Incredible Hulk (Series) 152–154 The Incredible Hulk (The Hulk Special) 373 The Incredible Hulk: Death in the Family 373 The Incredible Island (Fantastic Journey) 90 Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laure, Thel 395 The Incredible Race 374 The Incredible Rocky Mountain Race 374 Independent Television Corporation 354 The Indian Giver (The General Electric Theatre) 123 The Indian Uprising (The Cisco Kid) 59 Indians 374 Indrisano, John 211, 218, 239, 304 Inescort, Frieda 206, 207, 215 Infanti, Angelo 350 Inferno (The Associates) 22 Informed Consent (The Mississippi) 223 Ing, Alvin 273 Inga (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Ingalls, Don 90, 91, 250, 278, 286, 300, 313, 319 Ingber, Amanda (Mandy) 281, 313 Inge, William 40 Ingels, Marty 43, 253 Ingersoll, James 200 Ingham, Barrie (Barry) 138, 284, 335, 390 Ingle, John 234, 273 Ingraffia, Sam 138 Ingram, Gail 216, 218, 219, 222 Ingram, Jack 58 Ingram, Jay 377 Ingram, Jean 139, 220 Ingster, Boris 11, 53, 260, 320 The Inheritors (The Outer Limits) 244 The Initiation (Margie) 201 Injun Kid (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Inman, Roger 72 Inn, Frank 69 Innaurato, Albert 419 Innes, George 147, 197, 366 Inness, Jean 79 Innocent, Harold 232 The Innocent Bystander (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Inone, Yanco 157 Inouye, Julie 84 Inquisition (The Invaders) 155 Inside Crime (Boston Blackie) 35 The Inside Job (SurfSide 6) 298 The Insider (Most Wanted) 227 Insight 154 Insights (Knight Rider) 167 Insomnia (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Inspector Mark Saber 154, 201

INDEX Instant Replay (The Elke Sommer Show) 357 Instant Royalty (O.K. Crackerby) 239 Instinct (The Love Boat) 186 Intensive Caring (Westside Medical) 326 Internal Affairs (Spenser: For Hire) 289 International Television Productions 409 Interrupted Wedding (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 Interstate T.V. Corp. 86 Interview with the Hulk (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Intimidation (This Man Dawson) 310 Into the Sun (Men Into Space) 209 Introduction to Erica (Kings Row) 166 The Intruder (Noah’s Ark) 237 The Intruders (The Monroes) 225 The Invader (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 The Invaders (Laredo) 173 The Invaders 154, 155 Invasion by the Stars (Blue Light) 31 The Invasion of Willie Sam Gopher (Gentle Ben) 124 The Investigator (Cannon) 45 The Invisible Island (Harbourmaster) 136 Invitation to Hell 348 Inwood, Steve 352 Ipalé, Aharon 84, 403 Ipo, Farmer Boy 195 Ipso Facto (Knots Landing) 169 Ira, Joe and Esther 374 Ireland, John 40, 50, 68, 254, 255 Ireland, John, Jr. 137 Ireland, Kelly 381 Irene Marshall (The Millionaire) 217 Iris Millar (The Millionaire) 212 Irish, Ann 379 Irish, Tom 92, 132, 207 The Irish Rovers 320 Iron Horse 155 The Iron Mask (Stars Over Hollywood) 292 Ironside 155 Ironside, Michael 318, 418 The Ironwood Experience (The Bob Newhart Show) 32 Irrera, Dom 275 Irv Wilson-Dan Curtis Productions 401 Irving, Amy 387 Irving, Charles 172 Irving, Hollis 201 Irving, John D. 12 Irving, Jules 403 Irving, Margaret 246 Irving, Richard 10, 59, 115, 157, 208, 230, 255, 271, 292, 403 Irving, Washington 380 Irving-Prescott, Venus 288 Irving Brecher and McCadden Productions 246 Irving Fields Trio 290

INDEX Irving Wallace’s The Word 424 Irwin, Lew 190 Irwin, Smitty 158 Irwin, Wynn 175 Irwin Allen Productions 60, 172, 184, 311, 320, 362, 376 The Irwin Kostal Orchestra 119 Irwin Shaw’s Top of the Hill 416 Is Romance Dead? (The Associates) 22 Is There a Doctor in the Valley? (Petticoat Junction) 249 Is There Another Civilization? (Men Into Space) 209 Isaacs, Charles 76 Isaacs, David 193 Isacksen, Peter 196 Isen, Charles 25 Isenberg, Gerald I. 342, 354, 368, 401 Isfas, Armando Ishida, Jim 273 Ishimoto, Dale 294 Island in the City (Climax!) 59 Island of Gold and Precious Stones (The Name of the Game) 230 Isler, Seth 302 Israel, Neil 391 It Couldn’t Happen (Favorite Story) 92 It Pays to Be Ignorant (Jackie Gleason Show) 157 It Takes a Thief 155, 156 It Takes One to Know One (Bewitched) 29 ITC Entertainment 388 Itkin, Paul Henry 153 Itkin, Steve 318 Ito, Robert 196, 231, 255, 256 It’s a Boy (Baretta) 24 It’s a Great Life 156 It’s About Time 156 It’s Bob Hope’s Merry Christmas Show 375 It’s Only a Game (Simon & Simon) 283 It’s the Power Structure, Baby (Bracken’s World) 36 It’s the Principle of the Thing (The Donna Reed Show) 80 Itzin, Gregory 275 Ivan Tors Films 66, 67, 95, 124, 259 Ivar, Stan 180 I’ve Killed Seven Men (The Man and the Challenge) 198 I’ve Never Been to Erie, Pa. (Petticoat Junction) 249 Ivers, Robert 116, 280, 312 Ives, Burl 239 Ives, George 286 Ivey, Edith 401 Ivins, Perry 40, 218 Ivo, Tommy 201 Ivory, James 343 Ivy League (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 The Ivy Maze (The Fugitive) 116 Iwamatsu, Makoto 280 Izay, Victor 321 J & M Productions 51, 148 J. Walter Thompson Agency 170

478 J. Walter Thompson Co. 50, 192 Jablonsky, Carl (Carl Jablonsky Dancers) 231 Jack, Max 354 Jack Alone (The Jack Benny (Television) Program) 156 The Jack Benny (Television) Program 148, 156 The Jack Benny Show 4, 5, 124 Jack Chertok Productions 183, 286 Jack Chertok Television 229 Jack Fascinato Orchestra 307 Jack Garrison (The Millionaire) 216 Jack Martin (The Millionaire) 212 Jack Monday (The Millionaire) 212 Jack Wrather Corporation 183 Jack Wrather Productions 173 Jackie Gleason and His American Scene Magazine 157 Jackie Gleason Show 157 Jackknife (The Manhunter) 200 Jackman, Fred 313 Jacks, Robert L. 67, 85, 321 Jackson, Billy 377 Jackson, Bobby 331 Jackson, Catherine 385 Jackson, Colette 343 Jackson, Cornwell 246 Jackson, Crane 406 Jackson, Curtis 342 Jackson, Douglas 87 Jackson, Felix 276, 296 Jackson, Gail Patrick 247 Jackson, Gordon 138 Jackson, Harry 205 Jackson, Jackie 157 Jackson, Jamie Smith 368 Jackson, Janet 76, 128, 157 Jackson, Jay 420 Jackson, Joe 157 Jackson, John M. 334, 402 Jackson, Kate 51, 269, 273, 275, 347 Jackson, LaToya 157 Jackson, Marlon 157 Jackson, Mary 116, 154, 155, 275, 294, 321 Jackson, Maureen (Rebie) 157 Jackson, Michael 29, 157, 269 Jackson, Pervis 176 Jackson, Randy 157 Jackson, Sam 228 Jackson, Sammy 168, 237, 280, 315 Jackson, Selmer 67, 192 Jackson, Sherry 71, 203, 221, 257, 280, 282, 291, 299, 346 Jackson, Stoney 222, 293 Jackson, Tito 157 Jackson, Victoria 272 Jackson, William 380 Jackson Greene (The Millionaire) 220 Jackson Television Productions 157 The Jacksons 157 Jacobs, Bruce 69 Jacobs, Christian 318 Jacobs, David 168, 397 Jacobs, Dolly 394 Jacobs, Jack 68, 81, 183, 208, 211, 283, 323, 325

Jacobs, Marc 390 Jacobs, Peter 50 Jacobs, Rachel 421 Jacobs, Ronald 75, 205, 415 Jacobs, Seaman 143, 149, 158, 191, 237, 258, 335, 342, 343, 368, 375 Jacobs-Bond, Carrie 13 Jacobsen, Jack C. 359 Jacobson (Nash), Gela 319 Jacobson, Peter Marc 84 Jacobson, Ron 68 Jacoby, Bobby 302 Jacoby, Catherine 425 Jacoby, Coleman 119–122, 231, 376 Jacoby, Laura 235, 236, 302, 375 Jacoby, Oswald 261 Jacoby, Scott 393 Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy 375 Jacques, Oliver 414 Jacques, Ted 212, 269 Jacquet, Jeffrey 226, 284 Jadda Productions 152 Jaeckel, Richard 11, 22, 23, 85, 115, 181, 211, 216, 247, 288, 289, 365 Jaffe, Allen 305, 312, 318, 353 Jaffe, Henry 76, 357 Jaffe, Michael 357 Jaffe, Sam 27, 28, 69, 303, 365, 404 Jaffe, Taliesin 347 Jaffee, Irving 94 Jagger, Dean 362, 365, 368, 389 Jahan, Marine 358 The Jai Alai Story (The Green Peacock) 367 Jailbreak (Bronk) 39 Jakes, Jill 297 Jakes, John 340, 393, 406 Jalbert, Pierre 408 James, Anthony 168, 200, 203, 318, 419 James, Christine Pan 195 James, Clifton 391 James, Dennis 51, 75 James, Diana 251 James, Ed 91, 158, 237 James, Francesca 123, 272 James, Gabrielle Alice 175 James, Godfrey 391 James, Harry 282 James, Henry 96, 343 James, Jeri Lou 74 James, John 382 James, John Thomas (= Roy Huggins) 12, 40, 53, 60, 61, 66, 166, 170, 204, 244, 279, 319, 322, 323, 370 James, Joni 333 James, Ken 420 James, Kyle 59, 316 James, Leonne 136 James, M. 85 James, Michael 341 James, Polly 212 James, Ralph 226 James (Kuehl), Sheila 38, 78, 221 James, Sonny 160 James, Steve 149 James, Vivi 198 James A. Michener’s Dynasty 386

James J. Geller (Productions) 412 James Lipton Productions 368 The James Project 343 Jameson, Brian 341 Jameson, Jerry 350 Jameson, Joyce 23, 228, 244, 250, 338, 371, 408 Jamie (Dallas) 68 Jamison, Marshall 317, 381 Jamison, Mikki 8, 140 Jamison, Richard 66, 285 Jane Carr (The Millionaire) 213 Jane Finds Elly a Man (The Beverly Hillbillies) 28 Jane Wyman Presents the Fireside Theatre 94, 157 The Jane Wyman Theater 94, 157, 158 Janes, Enid 177 Janes, Robert 25, 51, 227 The Janey Cutler Story (Wagon Train) 321 Janie Harris (The Millionaire) 220 Janis, Conrad 226, 253, 254, 296, 319, 422 Janis, Hal 14 Janiss, Vivi 25, 44, 60, 91, 158, 164, 178, 215, 313 Jankey, Les 302, 303 Jann, Gerald 128, 129 Jannotta, Toni 44 Janson, Len 17 Janssen, Dani 380 Janssen, David 11, 115, 137, 215, 217, 259, 282, 350, 366, 406, 424 Janssen, Eilene 179 Janssen, Jill 116 Janti, Azemate 214 The Jar (Police Story) 251 Jara, Maurice 94, 316 Jaress, Jill 193, 273, 406 Jarmyn, Jill 212 Jarreau, Al 97 Jarrell, Andy 25, 252 Jarrett, Hugh Thomas 228 Jarrett, Renne 24, 25, 85, 227, 294, 346, 359, 408, 421 Jarvis, Francesca 145 Jason, Harvey 28, 37, 46, 200, 330 Jason, Peter 138 Jason, Rick 49, 180, 216, 221, 275, 315 Jason, Will 314, 327 Jason (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Jasper Ledbedder Story (Daniel Boone) 70 Jaus, Benjamin C. 194 The Java Tiger (The Master) 202 Javier, Elmer D. 401 Jawdokimov, Alexi 367 Jay, Helen 313 Jay, Lewis 209 Jay, Ricky 284 Jay Bernstein Productions 210 Jayne, Billy 371 Jayne, Robert 302 Jayne Mansfield: A Symbol of the Fifties 375 Jayne Mansfield Story 375 Jaynes, Enid 45 The Jean Arthur Show 158

479 Jean Griffith (The Millionaire) 213 The Jean LeBec Story (Wagon Train) 320 Jeanette & Jane 162 Jeannie and the Kidnap Caper (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 The Jeannie or the Tiger (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 Jeannie, the Hip Hippie (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 Jeansonne, Harold 385 Jecko, Timothy 356 Jed Morrow (The Millionaire) 221 Jeff Ellis (The Millionaire) 212 Jeff Mercer (The Millionaire) 219 Jefferson, Herbert (Herb), Jr. 194, 296, 300 Jefferson, L.V. 59 Jefferson’s Crush (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Jeffory, Dawn 176 Jeffreys, Anne 312, 319, 382 Jeffries, Richard 198 Jeff ’s Collie 173 Jellison, Bob (Bobby) 26, 80, 248, 252 Jeni Productions, Inc. 368 Jenkins, Allen 57, 207, 323 Jenkins, Charles B. 203 Jenkins, Dal 27, 200 Jenkins, Dan 39 Jenkins, Gordon (Gordon Jenkins Orchestra) 231 Jenkins, Larry (“Flash”) 13, 28 Jenkins, Mark 199 Jenkins, Pal 294 Jenkins, Paul 45, 83, 250, 373 Jenkins, Richard 289 Jenks, Frank 60, 132, 183, 215, 221, 324 Jenks, Si 229 Jenkyns, Chris 46 Jenn, Stephen 352 Jenner, Barry 318 Jenner, Bruce 57 Jenner, Linda Thompson 58 Jenney, Lucinda 289, 362 Jennifer (Gentle Ben) 124 Jennifer (The Virginian) 320 Jennings, Brent 41 Jennings, Claudia 45, 295 Jennings, Jan 37 Jennings, Robert 51 Jennings, Talbot 261 Jennings, Waylon 82, 366 Jenny Kissed Me (Matinee Theatre) 202 Jenny, the Jewel Thief (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Jens, Salome 125, 374, 384 Jensen, Jeff 168 Jensen, Johnny 17 Jensen, Karen 36, 412 Jensen, Shelley 408 Jenson, Heidi 27 Jenson, Roy 25, 52, 125, 145, 284, 300, 372, 378 Jentzsch, Heber 118 Jeong, Byron 193 Jepsen, Donna 283 Jeremy (This Is the Life) 310 Jeris, Nancy 116, 169, 193, 287 The Jerk Who Came to Dinner (Thicker Than Water) 309

Jerome, Edwin (Ed) 157, 186 Jerome, Patti 32, 86, 254, 284, 380 Jerome, Stuart 78, 92, 151, 223, 224, 232, 277, 312, 316 Jerome Wilson (The Millionaire) 212 Jerrico (The Quest) 254 Jerry Bell (The Millionaire) 214 Jerry Bresler Orchestra 18 Jerry Mitchell (The Millionaire) 220 Jerry Patterson (The Millionaire) 214 The Jerry Reed Fish Story (Alice) 13 Jessel, George 157, 357 Jessica Marsh (The Millionaire) 220 Jessup, Richard 417 Jet Trail (Blue Light) 31 Jeter, James (Jim) 34, 86, 89, 180–82, 300, 354, 359, 375, 392 Jeter, Michael 87 Jewell, Geri 88, 89 Jewell, Isabel 316 Jewers, Ray 367 J.F.K. (Call to Glory) 41 Jhabvala, Ruth P. 343 The Jiggling Jimmy (The Line-up) 180 Jigsaw (Matinee Theatre) 202 Jigsaw John 158 The Jigsaw Murders 375 Jill Mayfield (The Millionaire) 213 Jillian, Ann 141, 342, 357, 368 Jillson, Joyce 249 Jim Hayes (The Millionaire) 219 Jim Henson’s Muppets 273 Jim Hummeland Collection 4, 331, 336 Jim the Psychic (Taxi) 305 Jimmy & Buck Trent 410 The Jimmy Dean Show 158–161 Jimmy Ellis & the Riverview Spiritual Singers 163 Jinaki 279 Jinxed (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Joan Davis Enterprises 375 Joan Davis Productions 152 The Joan Davis Show 161 Joan of Arkansas 375 Joanie Loves Chachi 161, 162 Joanie’s Roommate (Joanie Loves Chachi) 162 A Job for the Macarone (Damon Runyon Theater) 68 Job Kattenanit, the Praying Indian (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Jobe, Reri Tava 195 Joby (Stoney Burke) 293 Jochim, Anthony 87, 215, 291, 310 Jodav Productions 387 Jodelsohn, Anita 199 Joe Byrne/Falrose Productions 378, 408 Joe Harnell Collection 4, 40, 148, 152, 281, 380, 398 Joe Iris (The Millionaire) 211 The Joe Palooka Story 162

Joe Seaton (The Millionaire) 212 Joel Malone Associates 327 Joelson, Ben 42, 163, 164, 185, 186, 383 Joey (The Mississippi) 222 Joey and Shecky Greene (The Joey Bishop Show) 162 The Joey Bishop Show 162 Joey Diamond (The Millionaire) 213 Joey Introduces Shecky Greene (The Joey Bishop Show) 162 Johanna Judson (The Millionaire) 215 John, Gottfried 360 John Abbot (Cheyenne) 56 John Charles Walters Productions 21 John-Charles-Walters Productions 305 John Doe (Simon & Simon) 285 John F. Dugan Enterprises 37 John Guedel Productions 17 John Hardin (The Millionaire) 213 John Pickard — Frank Provo Collection 4, 61, 71, 75, 79, 97, 186, 239, 334, 335, 348, 355, 361, 365, 370, 379, 386, 414, 420 John Rackham (The Millionaire) 218 John Richards (The Millionaire) 215 John Scott Trotter Orchestra 124, 125 The John Smith Story (The Millionaire) 216 John Strong Productions 382 John Wilder Productions 331, 393 Johnny Brassbuttons (Cheyenne) 56 Johnny Come Lately 375 The Johnny Mann Singers 71 Johnny Olsen’s Rumpus Room 162 Johnny on the Spot (Johnny Come Lately) 375 Johnny Ringo 162, 163 Johns, Glynis 28 Johns, Milton 391 Johns, Ralph 222 Johns, Victoria 313 Johnson, Adelaine 145 Johnson, Alexandra 146, 234 Johnson, Anne-Marie 152 Johnson, Arch (Archie) 30, 38, 41, 136, 164, 247, 294, 329, 412 Johnson, Arnold 271, 284 Johnson, Arte 231, 270, 276, 338, 344, 384 Johnson, Ben 225, 341, 356 Johnson, Betty 43 Johnson, Bob 222, 331, 332 Johnson, Bobby 164, 248 Johnson, Brad 16 Johnson, Bruce 15, 31, 144, 195, 226, 253, 306, 325, 381 Johnson, Celia 388 Johnson, Charles Floyd 194– 196 Johnson, Chip 84, 283 Johnson, Chubby 33, 286, 306 Johnson, Claude 8, 201

INDEX Johnson, Coslough 270 Johnson, Don 203, 346, 350, 363, 380, 408 Johnson, Dorothy M. 320 Johnson, Ed 70 Johnson, Erskine 218 Johnson, George Clayton 171, 290 Johnson, Georgeann 214 Johnson, Hazel 395 Johnson, Howard E. 320 Johnson, James Burr 363 Johnson, Janet Louise 136 Johnson, Jason 199, 214, 310 Johnson, Jay 283, 337 Johnson, Josie 169 Johnson, Karl 168 Johnson, Ken 137 Johnson, Kenneth (Ken) 148, 152, 281, 286, 373, 380, 418 Johnson, Kimberly 153 Johnson, Lamont 31, 79, 202, 211, 230, 286 Johnson, Lee 198 Johnson, Leroy 70 Johnson, Les 322 Johnson, Marie 135 Johnson, Mark 152 Johnson, Marvin C. 221 Johnson, Melodie 23 Johnson, Monica 176 Johnson, Penny 302 Johnson, Rafer 255 Johnson, Reggie 319 Johnson, Richard 368 Johnson, Rita 92 Johnson, Robert 154, 155 Johnson, Russell 31, 45, 73, 126, 141, 166, 178, 244, 365 Johnson, Sander 254, 372 Johnson, Stan 249 Johnson, Sunny 28, 422 Johnson, Thor 147 Johnson, Tina 398 Johnson, Van 350, 364, 421 Johnson, Wyatt 125 Johnston, Eric 324, 333 Johnston, J.J. 300 Johnston, Jim 228 Johnston, John Dennis 23, 194, 204, 397 The Johnston Flood (Roar of the Rails) 260 Johnstone, Dick 250 The Joker Is Wild (M*A*S*H) 193 The Joker’s Hard Times (Batman) 27 Jolene Throws a Curve (Alice) 13 Joliffe, David 269 Jolley, I. Stanford 54, 56, 59, 92, 165, 246, 257, 321, 322 Jolley, Norman 227, 243, 288, 323 Jolly, Stan 210 Jonah (Bonanza) 34 The Jonathan Bookman Story (The Millionaire) 215 The Jonathan Winters Show 163, 164 Jones, Ben 82 Jones, Brent 387 Jones, Bunki 203 Jones, Butch 162 Jones, Carolyn 27, 75, 97, 211, 329 Jones, Charles O. 358 Jones, Charlie 350

INDEX Jones, Chester 45 Jones, Christopher 179 Jones, Clark 46, 52, 240 Jones, Claude Earl 85, 283, 300 Jones, Claylene 321 Jones, Davy 400 Jones, Deacon 330 Jones, Dean 16, 56, 142, 421 Jones, Dick 257 Jones, Eddie 289 Jones, Edgar A., Jr. 71 Jones, G. Stanley 12 Jones, George (George Jones Group) 160, 161 Jones, Ginger 28 Jones, Gordon 61, 158, 208, 244, 288 Jones, Gwen Watts 287 Jones, Harmon 55, 72 Jones, Henry 34, 90, 127, 129, 141, 158, 230, 255, 347, 383, 402 Jones, Ivy 181, 321 Jones, J. Bill 284 Jones, J. Franklin 403 Jones, Jack 48 Jones, James Earl 338 Jones, Jan 394 Jones, Jay Arlen 275 Jones, Jay D. 171 Jones, Jedediah Romano (J.R.) 25 Jones, Jeffrey 342 Jones, Jill Parker 393 Jones, Jon Paul 370 Jones, L.Q. 30, 53, 58, 203, 257, 320, 331, 340, 361, 380 Jones, Lauren 228 Jones, Marcia Mae 45, 285, 294 Jones, Marilyn 319 Jones, Mickey 95, 318, 365 Jones, Miranda 37, 182 Jones, Morgan 70, 201, 205, 306, 422 Jones, Patricia 146, 259, 312 Jones, Paul 24 Jones, Pirie 411 Jones, Quincy 356 Jones, Renée 76, 169, 380 Jones, Sally 298 Jones, Sam J. 60, 395 Jones, Sander 24 Jones, Shirley 48, 360 Jones, Stan 282 Jones, Stefanie 387 Jones, Timothy 192 Jones, Tom 366 Jones, Warner 329 Jones-Moreland, Betsy 125 Jonquil 376 Jordan, Bill 159 Jordan, Claudia 261 Jordan, Dick 331 Jordan, Glenn 388, 424 Jordan, Harlan 355 Jordan, Howard 302 Jordan, James Carroll 24 Jordan, Jim 60, 231 Jordan, Judy 157 Jordan, Julie 212, 277 Jordan, Oscar 121 Jordan, Richard 354, 388 Jordan, S. Marc 234, 273 Jordan, Ted 130, 372 Jordan, Will 20, 354 Jordan, William 169, 252, 284, 286, 294

480 Jorden, Jan 192, 193 Jororo Farewell (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Jory, Victor 140, 166, 171 Jose the Matchmaker (The Bill Dana Show) 30 Josefsberg, Milton (Milt) 14, 142–144, 156, 174, 191, 192, 344, 345, 354, 363, 375, 376, 387, 396, 414, 424 Joseph, Allen 23, 119, 155, 247 Joseph, Bryan 242 Joseph, Jackie 47, 80, 143, 228, 233, 283 Joseph, Robert L. 250, 424 Joseph, Ronald G. 146, 301 Joseph E. Levine Presents 419 Josephson, Les 350 Josh (United States) 317 Joshua Tree 376 Joston, Darwin 58 Jostyn, Jay 94 Jourdan, Erven 386 Jourdan, Louis 350, 404 Journey to Justice (Steve Donovan, Western Marshal) 293 Journey to Provision (Sugarfoot) 297 Journey to the Center of the Earth 376 A Journey Toward the River (Twelve O’Clock High) 314 The Journeys of Adam Cain (77 Sunset Strip) 279 Joy, Dick 229 The Joy of Living (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Joyce, Barbara 303 Joyce, Bill 24 Joyce, Elaine 153, 156, 164, 195, 224, 285 Joyce, Jimmy 256, 284 Joyce, Stephen 67, 289 Joyce, William 274 The Joyful Lunatic (Telephone Time) 306 The Joyful Martyr (Telephone Time) 306 The Jozak Company 342, 354, 362, 368, 385, 401, 408, 420 Juanita Bartlett Productions 152 Juarita Productions 115 The Jubilee Four 158, 159 Judd for the Defense 164 The Judge (Highway Patrol) 146 Judge and Jury (Falcon Crest) 89 Judge Holmes & Co. 340 Judge Westholme (The Millionaire) 213 The Judgement (Bus Stop) 40 Judgment Day (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Judgment from Outer Space (Wonder Woman) 329 Judgment of Solomon (The Doctors) 79 Judis, Gary 79 Judith Krantz’s Mistral’s Daughter 389 Judson, Rochelle 282 Juggernaut (The Master) 202 Juggernaut Productions 325 Julesburg (Cheyenne) 53

Julia, Raul 391 Julia Conrad (The Millionaire) 217 Julian, Arthur 56, 57, 73, 88, 126, 129, 208 Julian, Janet 284 Julian, Joseph 318 Julian, Murray 248 Julie (Lancer) 171 Julie Farr, M.D. 368 Julie Parker Story (The Millionaire) 221 Julie Sherman (The Millionaire) 220 Juliette Low and the Girl Scouts (Hallmark Hall of Fame) 131 Jump, Gordon 136, 184, 312 Jump to Kill (Ripcord) 259 The Jumping Parson (Telephone Time) 306 Jundef, Jake 325 The June Allyson Show 83 The June Taylor Dancers 157 Jung, Allen 140 Jung, Kelly, Jr. 173 Jung, Nathan 254, 292 Jungle Jim 164, 165 Jungle Manhunt (Sheena, Queen of the Jungle) 282 Junior Joins the Law Firm (Harrigan & Son) 137 Junior Voters (Mayor of the Town) 205 The Junkie (The Detectives) 75 Juran, Nathan (Jerry) 69, 184, 209, 320, 330 Jurasik, Peter 28, 146, 258, 275 Jurist, Ed 29, 81, 95, 139 Jury, Richard 146, 243 Jury Duty (My Favorite Husband) 229 The Jury Is Out (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Jury — The People vs. Juan Corona 376 Just a Little Inconvenience 376 Just for Laughs (Baretta) 24 Just in Time (Call to Glory) 41 Just Me and You 377 Just My Bill (The Facts of Life) 88 Just One Road I Travel (The Fugitive) 115 Justice, Katherine 89, 130, 155, 202, 227, 301 Justin, Bobby 300, 301 Justine, William 147 Justiz, Jake 421 Justman, Robert H. 292 Juston, James 289 Juttner, Christian 371 Juvenile Delinquency (This Man Dawson) 310 Juvenile Jury 165 Ka’ahea, Ed 196, 419 Ka’aihue, Henry Kapono 194 Kaatz, Christina (Christie) 285, 300 Kabott, Frankie 70 Kadish, Ben 136, 299 Kadison, Ellison (= Arnold Ellis) 11, 40, 154, 164, 327 Kagan, Diane 372, 403 Kagan, Marilyn 397 Kagan, Michael J. 236, 391 Kageyama, Rodney 129, 303

Kahan, Stephen (Steve) 128, 147, 168 Kahanamoku, Duke 94 Kahane, B.B. 333 Kahane, Jackie 381 Kahler, Worf 391 Kahn, Bernard 415 Kahn, Edgar C. 240–242 Kahn, Madeline 8, 347 Kahn, Paula 273 Kahn, Richard C. 286 Kai, Carole 353 Kai, Lani 9, 141 Kaiser, Burt 269 Kaiser, Richard (Dick) 133, 151, 215 Kaiser, Virginia 346 Kakio Kid (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Kalane, Ahmed 302 Kalcheim, Lee 11, 349, 356 Kalcheim, Sidney 209 Kaldor, Eric 169 Kalem, Toni 24 Kaler, Berwick 352 Kalish, Austin 127, 207 Kalish, Bruce 89 Kalish, Irma 88, 127 Kallen, Kitty 77 Kallen, Lucille 357 Kallis, Danny 327 Kallis, Stanley 75, 152, 222, 223, 250, 336, 351, 358, 370, 374, 405, 409, 420 Kalmar, Bert, Jr. 303 Kalua, Peter 195, 196 Kam, Galen 197 Kamehameha Cloak (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Kamekona, Danny 195, 197, 365 Kamel, Stanley 374, 422 Kamelhar, Murray 312 Kamen, Milt 158, 294 Kammerman, Roy 422 Kampmann, Steven 233, 234 Kanaly, Steve 68, 91, 149 Kandal, Nancy 38 Kandel, Stephen (Steve) 27, 38, 45, 46, 87, 137, 139, 155, 200, 219, 220, 227, 243, 277, 278, 290, 329, 330 Kane, Arnold 32, 142, 393 Kane, Bob 27 Kane, Byron 60, 69 Kane, Carol 175, 305 Kane, Charles 205 Kane, Jackson D. 405 Kane, Joel 154, 164, 280, 328, 389 Kane, John 306 Kane, Joseph (Joe) 200, 327 Kane, Mike 17, 18 Kane, Patricia 256 Kane, Patti 61 Kane, Richard 391 Kane, Sid 143, 205, 298 Kanin, Garson 390 Kanne, Gretchen 81 Kansas 410 Kanter, Hal 14, 32, 333, 334, 337, 396, 410 Kantor, Leonard 116, 200, 217 Kaplan, Andrea 278 Kaplan, E. Jack 270, 284 Kaplan, Gabriel (Gabe) 251, 325, 410 Kaplan, Marvin 7, 13, 56, 57, 207, 208, 371 Kaprall, Bo 413

481 Kapsin, Janet 289 Karath, Kym 79 Kardell, Lili 87, 276 Kareman, Fred 242 Karen, Anna 252 Karen, James 85, 190, 252, 284, 364 Karen Summers (The Millionaire) 220 Karl, Martin 18 Karl Miller (The Millionaire) 218 Karlan, Richard 92, 285, 341 Karlatos, Olga 405 Karlen, John 41, 137, 227, 279, 293, 297, 313, 319, 354, 401 Karloff, Boris 52, 122, 123, 163, 419 Karlowa, Elma 274 Karlson, Phil 74, 323, 324 Karn, Bill 69, 276 Karnes, Robert 12, 24, 52, 136, 166, 232, 260, 295, 297 Karns, Roscoe 191 Karns, Todd 92 Karon, Gwyn 294, 406 Karp, David 17, 117, 141, 256, 363 Karpf, Elinor 84, 375, 423 Karpf, Merrill H. 341 Karpf, Stephen 84, 375, 423 Karpis, Alvin 361 Karr, Harriet 406 Karras, Alex 325, 382 Karras, Athan 118 Karron, Richard 176 Karson, Lee 333 Kasday, David 310 Kasdorf, Lenore 24, 168, 195, 301, 361 Kasem, Casey 118 Kasem, Jean 52, 313 Kasey, Marilyn 157 Kasha, Al 394 Kasha, Lawrence 40 Kashner, David 48 Kasica, Mary Anne 281 Kason, Corinne 203 Kasper, Brandon 89 Kass, Jerome 359 Kassul, Art 339 Kastner, Andrew 176 Kastner, Peter 73, 397 Kaston, Jim 414 Kasznar, Kurt 172, 329 Katch, Kurt 49 Kate Bliss and the Ticker Tape Kid 377 Kates, Bernard 40, 186, 187 Katherine Boland (The Millionaire) 221 Katherine’s Swan Song (Webster) 325 Kathy Becomes a Girl (Father Knows Best) 91 Kathy Munson (The Millionaire) 213 Katie, Portrait of a Centerfold 346 Katims, David 370 Katkov, Norman 8, 94, 238, 362 Katleman, Harris 36, 363, 365 Kato, Miki 139 Katon, Rosanne 392 Katsaros, Andonia 22 Katt, Nicky 142, 319 Katt, William 128, 246

Kattan, Chris 272 Katy in a Capsule (The Farmer’s Daughter) 91 Katz, Allan 192, 270, 309 Katz, Arthur Joel 237–239, 326 Katz, Elia 147 Katz, Martin 380 Katz, Peter 165, 377, 398 Katz, Raymond 391 Katz, Shelley 419 Katz, Stephen B. 168, 196 Katzin, Lee H. 152, 199, 222, 254, 288, 331, 356 Katzka, Gabriel 357 Katzman, Leonard 68, 90, 130, 328, 410 Kaufer, Jonathan 254 Kauffman, Cristen 419 Kaufman, Andy 305, 337, 347 Kaufman, David 284 Kaufman, Kenneth 393 Kaufman, Leonard (B.; Len) 17, 23, 67, 82, 383, 405 Kaufman, Les 416 Kaufman, Millard 358 Kaufman, Robert 142 Kavanaugh, Dorrie 256, 339, 372 Kavner, Julie 259 Kay, Beatrice 232 Kay, Billy 363 Kay, Bobby 310 Kay, Dianne 85, 285 Kay, Gordon 407 Kay, Jeremy 270 Kay, Mary Ellen 92, 323 Kay, Roger 317, 323 Kaya, Olga 117 Kayahara, Lydia Lei 353 Kayano, Stephanie 226 Kayden, Tony 23, 190, 294, 352, 388 Kayden, William 360, 388 Kayden-Gleason Productions 388 Kaye, Barry 35 Kaye, Caren 31, 204, 354 Kaye, Danny 60, 71, 270, 358 Kaye, Heath 22 Kaye, Linda (Linda Kaye Henning) 248, 249 Kaye, Lori 298 Kaye, Mary (Mary Kaye Trio) 76, 119 Kaye, Stubby 185, 220, 357 Kayne, Richard 221 Kaz 165 Kaz Over Easy (Gung Ho) 129 Kazan, Lainie 47, 419 Kazann, Zitto 17, 46, 128 Kazantos (Bold Venture) 33 Kazdin, Lee H. 340 Kazele, William 374 Kazurinsky, Tim 272 KCOP 29, 421 Keach, James 46, 200, 254, 377, 378, 413 Keach, Stacy 210, 282, 387, 389 Keach, Stacy, Sr. 23, 55, 83, 183, 388 Keale, Moe 365 Keams, Geraldine 374 Kean, E. Arthur 116, 126, 250, 251, 377 Kean, Jane 18, 72, 157, 274, 390

Keane, Betty 18 Keane, Charles B. 59, 192 Keane, James 138, 380 Keane, Jane 18 Keane, Kerrie 148, 331, 353, 378 Keane, Walter 19 Kearney, Beth 330 Kearney, Gene R. 169, 361 Kearney, Kay 330 Kearns, Joseph 74, 149, 243, 252 Kearns, Michael 384 Keast, Paul 72, 184 Keating, Larry 124, 224 Keating, Monica 220, 223 Keaton, Buster 343 Keaton, Michael 258 Keats, Steven 45, 203, 210, 211, 285, 294, 301, 338, 339 Keawehawaii, Karen 197 Keefe, Alexander 201 Keefer, Don 13, 25, 83, 91, 130, 170, 171, 222, 287, 295, 363, 390 Keegan, Terry 399, 416 Keel, Charlene 91 Keel, Howard 68, 210, 254 Keeler, Donald 173 Keeler, Ruby 371 Keen, Diane 335 Keen, Noah 17, 222, 228, 390 Keenan, Bill 173 Keenan, Paul 84 Keene, Bill 29 Keene, Carolyn 136 Keene, Day 61, 139 Keene, Mike 16, 38, 136, 183, 198, 278 Keene, Tom 286 Keene, William 247 Keener, Joyce 169 Keep, Michael 38, 72, 145 Keep, Stephen 95, 138, 284, 288, 321, 390, 421 Keep Cool, Father (The Stu Erwin Show) 296 Keepe, Pamela 339 Kehagias, Paul 391 Kehoe, Jack 275 Keilin, Albert 94 Keim, Betty Lou 74, 131 Keith, Brian 12, 17, 164, 254, 372, 390, 406 Keith, Byron 116, 135, 155, 199, 279, 280 Keith, David 367 Keith, Gerren 76, 128 Keith, Mark 403 Keith, Michael 198 Keith, Robert 294 Keith, Ronald 179 Keith, Sherwood 247 Keith, Tom 392 Kelada, Asaad 88, 235, 259, 392 Kelbaugh, Richard K. (Rick) 251, 301 Kellaway, Cecil 218, 356 Kellem, Craig 272 Kellem, Jane 254 Keller, Bill 163 Keller, Casey 185 Keller, Harry 212 Keller, Jane 77 Keller, Sheldon 370, 371 Keller, Todd 182 Kellerman, Sally 155, 290, 419

INDEX Kellett, Pete 130, 222 Kelley (Kelly), Barry 30, 55, 182, 224, 249, 322, 323 Kelley, Bill 82 Kelley, DeForest 212, 290–292, 313, 322, 324 Kelley, John T. 167, 218, 219, 314 Kelley, Leslie Carangi 272 Kelley, Walter 326 Kelley, William 171, 302, 372 Kellin, Mike 184, 384, 403 Kellino, Roy 97, 276, 290 Kelljan, Robert (Bob) 165, 177, 251, 329 Kellogg, Christine 84, 300 Kellogg, Eileen Wilson 237 Kellogg, John 155, 171, 205, 249 Kellogg (Kellog), Ray 60, 93, 127, 143, 171, 191, 192, 224 Kellogg, Virginia 277 Kellows-Keegan (Productions) 416 Kellso, Ed E. (= Edmond Kelso) 9, 59 Kelly, Al 42, 44, 262 Kelly, April 236 Kelly, Bebe 73, 313 Kelly, Brian 95 Kelly, Bridget 364 Kelly, Carole 83 Kelly, Claire 166, 239 Kelly, Don 36, 177 Kelly, Emmett 268, 348 Kelly, Gene 333, 337, 358, 364, 393, 419 Kelly, George 407, 420 Kelly, Jack 79, 125, 166, 204, 205 Kelly, James C. 136 Kelly, James F. 375 Kelly, Jim 136 Kelly, John 282 Kelly, John T. 218 Kelly, Johnny 71 Kelly, Kitty 27, 33 Kelly, Maurice 144 Kelly, Nancy 373 Kelly, Paul 50, 276 Kelly, Paula 148, 234, 235, 295, 356 Kelly, Ron 376 Kelly, Roz 90, 341 Kelly, Sally 152 Kelly, Tim 145 Kelly, Walter 213 Kelsey, Linda 126, 184, 185, 356, 397 Kelsey, Lynne 275 Kelso, Edmond (= Ed E. Kellso) 9, 59 Kelton, Kevin 97, 234 Kelton, Pert 18, 371 Kelton, Richard 171, 203, 206, 253, 254, 365 Kemble-Cooper, Lily 296 Kemelman, Harry 363 Kemm, Harry R. 11, 69 Kemmer, Edward (Ed) 54, 59, 75, 212, 220, 288, 304 Kemmerling, Warren J. 31, 244, 372 Kemp, Barry 233, 234, 305 Kemp, Brandis 97, 275, 383 Kemp, Dan 395 Kemp, Jeremy 364, 403 Kemp, Sally 84, 372 Kemper, Gary 284

INDEX Ken Fowler (The Millionaire) 211 Ken Leighton (The Millionaire) 216 Kendall, Arthur 318 Kendis, William 91, 240 Keneally, Robert 310 Kenin, Alexa 397, 411, 424 Kenneally, Philip 350 Kenneally, Robert 222 Kennedy, Adam 79 Kennedy, Bill 72, 213 Kennedy, Burt 195, 283, 285, 372, 377 Kennedy, Dan 216 Kennedy, Don 17, 67, 154, 209, 306 Kennedy, Douglas (Doug) 12, 26, 54, 61, 87, 183, 184, 293 Kennedy, George 7, 166, 339 Kennedy, Jay Richard 158 Kennedy, Jayne 350 Kennedy, Jihmi 289 Kennedy, John (Milton) 184 Kennedy, John F. 358 Kennedy, Lindsay 180 Kennedy, Mimi 235, 364 Kennedy, Paul B. 247 Kennedy, Rigg 204 Kennedy, Roy 165 Kennedy, Sarah 185, 270 Kennedy Center Television Productions 368 The Kennedys 377 Kenneth Johnson — Brian Grazer Productions 281 Kenneth Johnson Productions 148, 380 Kenney, Douglas 73 Kenney, Ed 94 Kenney, H. Wesley (Wes) 72, 123, 391 Kenney, June 34 Kenney, Marie 170, 186 Kenney, Michael W. 330 Kenney, Sean 291 Kenny, Thomas D. (Tom) 144, 163 Kensington, Lenore 123 Kent, Carol 71 Kent, David 293 Kent, Enid 192, 193 Kent, Janice 375 Kent, Lanita 157 Kent, Lenny 169 Kent, Marshall 219 Kent, Mary D. 341 Kent, Paul 204, 301, 302 Kent, Robert E. 328 Kent, Steven 272 Kent Productions 172 Kenton, Earle (Erle) C. 60, 162, 245, 253, 256, 306 Kenwith, Herbert (Herb) 76, 79, 80, 143, 144, 185 Kenyon, Curtis 313 Kenyon, Sandy 25, 41, 134, 169, 190, 313, 379 Kenyon & Eckhardt 420 Kenyon and Eckhardt Ad Agency 34 Keogh, Christopher 407 Keogh, Danny 203 Keppler, Judy 118 Keppler, Werner 415, 418 Kerby, Bill 379 Kercheval, Ken 68, 257 Kercheval, Kevin 345 Kermit the Frog 368

482 Kern, James V. 60, 156, 162, 211, 213–215, 218, 219, 297, 312, 375 Kerns, Hubie 117, 220, 221 Kerns, Joanna 22, 86, 176, 344 Kerns, Sandra 25, 95, 153, 257, 274 Kerr, Donald 34, 166 Kerr, Elizabeth 226 Kerr, Jay 401 Kerr, Jean 202 Kerr, John 17, 249, 250 Kerr, Joseph 219 Kerr, Larry 149, 215 Kerr, Lorence 202 Kerr, Nancy 400 Kerry, Anne 228, 355 Kerry, John 45 Kersh, Kathy 343 Kershaw, Whitney 169 Kerst, Paul 34 Kerwin, Dennis 169, 274 Kerwin, Lance 45, 89, 329, 361, 411 Kerwin, William 254, 256, 285 Keshishian, Knar 360 Kesler (Kessler), Henry S. (Hank) 78, 92, 145, 151, 182, 183, 269, 277, 304, 325 Kesner, Jillian 301 Kessler, Bruce 125, 168, 202, 353 Kessler, Francine 176 Kessler, March 274 Kessler, Paul 184 Kessler, Quin 176 Kessler, Zale 283 Ketcham, Hank 74 Ketchum, David (Dave) 41, 47, 144, 174, 175, 309, 334 Keter, Shanit 334 Kevin, Sandy 33, 117 Kevin Dane (The Millionaire) 221 Key, David 175 Key, Lotis 404 Key, Ted 141 Key, Tom 68 Key to Murder (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 Keyes, Chip 233 Keyes, Doug 233 Keyes, Edward 387 Keyes, Frances 18 Keyes, Freeman 258 Keyes, Irwin 175 Keyes, Paul 270 Keyloun, Mark 289, 359 Keymas, George 54, 70, 205 Keys, Robert 217, 316 Keys, William 25, 372, 374 Keys to Trouble (Klondike) 166 Keystone Advertising Agency 182 KFI Films, Inc. 341 Khan, Kubla 199 Khoury, George 199, 276 Kibbee, Guy 94 Kibbee, Roland 89, 96,307 Kickapoo Run (Death Valley Days) 73 The Kid (Trackdown) 313 Kid Star Reunion (So This Is Hollywood) 288 The Kid with the Gun (Cheyenne) 56

Kidd, Deleena 388 Kidd, Jonathan 27 Kidd, Lenetta 284 Kidd, Sam 304 Kidd Dancers 387 Kidder, Margot 299, 400 Kidnap-Murder (Harbor Command) 135 The Kidnap Story (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232 Kidnapping (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Kido, Caroline 280 The Kids Next Door 164 Kiefer, Marie 331 Kiel, Richard 165, 166, 284, 344 Kieser, Ellwood E. 154 Kieu-Chinh 299 Kiff, Kaleena 407 Kiger, Robby (Robbie) 66, 381, 421 Kighlinger, Laura 272 The Kikiki Kid (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Kilbourne, Wendy 168, 203, 393 Kiley, Richard 45, 47, 118, 339, 364, 371, 414 Kiley, Tim 288, 391, 413 Kilgas, Nancy 76, 77 Kill and Run (The Web) 324 Kill Me if You Can 377 Kill with Kindness (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 The Killer (Tightrope!) 311 Killer in a Rose Coloured Mask (Acapulco) 7 Killer in the Dark (Lawman) 178 The Killer on Campus (Barnaby Jones) 25 Killer on My Doorstep (Harbor Command) 135 Killer River (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Killer Spores (The Man from Atlantis) 200 The Killer Within (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Killer Without a Name (Barnaby Jones) 26 The Killers (Northwest Passage) 239 Killers at Choctaw Valley (The Rough Riders) 269 Killers of Choctaw Valley (The Rough Riders) 269 A Killing Affair 377 A Killing in Diamonds (Death Valley Days) 73 Killmond, Frank 45, 250 Killum, Guy 222 Kilpatrick, Erik 24, 295 Kilpatrick, Lincoln 203, 365, 389 Kim, Lani 195 Kim, Robert (Rob) 28, 301 Kim, Tim 360 Kimball, Frank W. 324 Kimbell (Kimball), Ann(e) 59, 92, 94, 253, 324 Kimber, Les 341 Kimble, Lawrence 30, 292 Kimble, Scott 421 Kimbrough, Linda 362 Kimmell, Dana 76, 300, 301

Kimmins, Kenneth (Ken) 13, 390, 422 Kims, Chris 259 Kin Folks 365 Kinberg, Jud 255 Kincaid 377 The Kind Mr. Smith (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Kindelon, Richard (Dick) 118 Kindle, Tom 193, 421 King, Alan 43, 119–122, 238, 333, 410 King, Aldine 227, 252 King, Andrea 35, 139, 140 King, B.B. 272 King, Brett 26, 135, 145, 184, 194, 215, 253, 304 King, Damu 278 King, Eric 289 King, Ernie 184 King, Evelyn 156 King, Harold 401 King, Jean Paul 26 King, John Reed 51 King, Kathleen 390 King, Kip 89 King, Lindsay Brooke 369 King, Meegan 395 King, Paul 226, 227, 270, 290, 349 King, Peggy 119 King, Stacy 127 King, Tony 38, 196, 279 King, Walter Woolf 155, 214 King, Wright 38, 53, 164, 294, 321, 322, 388 King, Zalman 58 King Clarence (Daktari) 68 The King Cole Trio 309 The King Cousins 163 King of Diamonds 165, 166 King of the Beach (The Incredible Hulk) 153 King of the Hill (T.J. Hooker) 300 King of the Mountain (Kung Fu) 171 King of the Mountain (Magnum, P.I.) 196 King Size Search (King of Diamonds) 166 King Solomon’s Kid (Westside Medical) 326 King Tut’s Coup (Batman) 27 Kinghorn, David J. 366 Kingi, Henry 301 Kingpins 378 King’s Ransom (Winner Take All) 423 Kings Row 48, 53, 166, 322, 323 Kingsford, Guy 92, 316 Kingsford, Walter 78, 306 Kingsley, Dorothy 36 Kingsley-Smith, Terence 70 Kingston, Dorothy 216 Kingston, Earl 195 Kingston, Lenore 8 Kinnear, Christopher 381 Kinney, Kathy 233 Kinney, Ron 164 Kino, Lloyd 139, 164, 171, 297 Kino, Robert 139 Kinon, Richard 93, 127, 185, 186, 311 Kinoy, Ernest 79, 202, 380, 402, 407, 419 Kinskey, Leonid 57, 219, 246 Kinsolving, Lee 217

483 Kipling, Rudyard 91 Kirby, Bill 398 Kirby, Bruce 146, 194, 256 Kirby, Durward 42, 48, 119–122 Kirby, George 228, 404 Kirby, Randy 126 Kirchenbauer, Bill 162, 236 Kirchlechner, Dieter 31 Kirek, Milos 274 Kirgo, George 83, 125, 228 Kirk, Joe 239 Kirk, John 380 Kirk, Lorena 347 Kirk, Phyllis 310 Kirk, Tommy 210, 219 Kirk Goes for the Juggler (Newhart) 234 Kirk Ties One on (Newhart) 234 Kirkconnell, Clare 384 Kirkes, Shirley 31, 174 Kirkland, Muriel 79 Kirkland, Sally 38 Kirkpatrick, Jesse (Jess) 28, 37, 177, 182, 201, 212, 316 Kirkwood, Gene 116 Kirkwood, Joe, Jr. 162 Kirschbaum, Bruce 97 Kirshner, Don 392 Kiser, Terry 234, 235, 274, 286, 401 Kiser, Virginia 25, 377 Kisicki, James 394 Kiss and Dwell (Busting Loose) 40 Kiss Me, Kill Me 351 Kiss Me, Kill Me (D.A.’s Investigator) 351 Kissinger, Connie 197 Kite, Lesa 174 Kit’s Party (Professional Father) 252 Kitt, Eartha 40 K.I.T.T. Phone Home (Knight Rider) 168 K.I.T.T. the Cat (Knight Rider) 167 Kjar, Joan 279 Kjellan, Bob 319 Kjellin, Alf 45, 50, 82, 83, 89, 125, 200, 251, 254, 274, 321 Klaben, Helen 369, 370 Klanfer, Francois 238 Klar, Gary 289 Klavin, Gene 121 Kleckner, Jay 378 Kleeb, Helen 72, 137, 217, 282, 321, 356 Klein, Addie 261, 262 Klein, Dan 387 Klein, Larry 74, 148, 201, 258, 336 Klein, Marci 272 Klein, Robert 354, 410 Klein, Robin 305 Klein, Russ 179 Klein, Sonny 118 Kleiner, Dick 143 Kleinschmitt, Carl 185, 383 Kleiser, Randal 336, 343 Klemperer, Werner 67, 318 Kleronomos, Tracy 339 Kleven, Max 154, 196 Kligman, Paul 238 Kline, James (Jim) 69, 163 Kline, Richard 311 Kline, Steve 37, 300 Kline, Wayne 157

Kling, Heywood 14 Klingher, Michael 305 Klitsner, Stu 294 Kloer, Charlie 261 Klondike 7, 166, 167 Klous, Pat 185, 203 Klugman, Deborah 255 Klugman, Jack 46, 117, 255, 256 K-Nine Patrol 346 Knaggs, Skelton 35 Knapp, David 22, 203, 425 Knapp, Robert 17, 56, 72, 81, 130, 139, 218, 298 Knapp, Terence 196, 197 Knapp, Wilfrid (Wilfred) 115, 130, 277, 323 Knappet, Bruce 398 Kneeland, Ted 147 Knell, David 225, 281, 365, 380 Kneubuhl, John 116, 154, 192, 201, 324, 325, 328, 336 Knickerbocker, Susie 27 Knight, Charlotte 131 Knight, Christopher 36, 130 Knight, Don 24, 90, 118, 169, 349 Knight, Dudley 39 Knight, Edward (Ed) 56, 222, 377 Knight, Fuzzy 122, 198 Knight, Gladys 366 Knight, Jack 52, 227 Knight, Shirley 24, 54, 205, 289, 298, 354 Knight, Ted 59, 116, 119, 183 Knight, Vick 55, 248 Knight, William 290 Knight and the Gypsy (Knight Rider) 167 Knight in Shining Armor (Knight Rider) 168 Knight Rider 167, 168 Knightly Murders (Night Stalker) 236 Knock, Knock … Who’s There? Fernando. Fernando Who? (He & She) 142 Knockout 378 Knockover (Kojak) 169 Knoechel, Bob 95 Knopf, Christopher 30, 182, 332, 334, 359 Knorr, Arthur 309 Knots Landing 168, 169 Knotts, Don 15, 122, 127, 311, 357, 358, 391 Knowles, Elizabeth 117 Knowles, Patric 118, 167, 217 Knox, Harold E. 69 Knox, Kimberly 369 Knox, Mickey 138 Knudsen, Peggy 26, 49, 288 Knudson (Knudsen), Barbara (Ann) 72, 92, 257, 375, 376 K.O. Kitty (Desilu Playhouse) 74 Ko, Maritz 143 Kobart, Ruth 180, 203, 274 Kobe, Gail 31, 213, 249, 296, 313 Koch, Howard W. 17, 139, 333, 334, 350, 351, 359, 384, 398 Koch, Kenneth R. 302 Koch, Lucy 258 Koch, Tom 5, 14, 76, 163,

164, 230, 245, 246, 358, 369, 370, 403, 413 Kodama, Marion (= Yue, Marion Kodama) 147, 351, 358 Koechner, David 272 Koenig 56 Koenig, Dennis 192, 193 Koenig, Walter 290–292 Koenig, William 298 Kogan, Milt 46, 235, 250, 256 Kogen, Arnie 157 Kohan, Buz 46–48, 338, 347, 348, 358, 364, 387 Kohan, David 176 Kohl, Arthur 240–242 Kohler, Dennis 219 Kohler, Gilles 138 Kohn, John 147, 149 Kohner, Frederick 365 Kojak 169, 170 Kolb, Clarence 229 Kolb, Ken 180, 328 Kolb, Mina 121, 258 Kolbe, Winrich 167, 168, 273–275, 302 Kolchak: The Night Stalker 236 Kolima, Lee 117 Koll, Melanie 276 Kolman, Allan 184, 329 Kologi, Mark 193 Komack, James 79, 83, 182, 236, 325 The Komack Company 325 Komant, Carolyn 36, 260, 280 Kominowski, Bogdan 367 Komroff, Manuel 123 Kondolf, George 317 Konic, Seymore 184 Konigsberg, Frank 357, 364, 396, 402 Konigsberg Company 364, 399, 408 Konigsberg Productions 396 Konrad, Dorothy 8, 191 Koons, Bob 341 Kopcha, Michael 145 Kopell, Bernard (Bernie) 80, 137, 185, 191, 236, 294, 295, 306, 382 Kopins, Karen 302 Koplan, Harry 246 Kopp, Nickolaus 315 Koppala, Frank 350 Korb, Michael 164 Korkes, Jon 424 Korman, Harvey 46–48, 71, 344 Korn, David Michael 171 Korn, Iris 44, 305 Korper (Kroper), Rene 83, 147, 215 Kortner, Peter 83, 91, 122, 141, 249, 253, 296 Koslek, Martin 119 Koslo, Paul 153, 203, 227, 251 Koss, Alan 52, 376 Kosser, Bobby L. 305 Kost, Don 394 Kosta, Karol 289 Kostal, Irwin (Irv) (Irwin Kostal Orchestra) 42, 119 Kostelanetz, André 366 Kostmayer, John 285 Kosugi, Shô 202 Kotero, Apollonia 168, 302 Kott, Gary 149 Kotto, Yaphet 68, 339, 401 Kout, Wendy 226

INDEX Kovack, Nancy 39, 155, 317 Kovacs, Bela 288 Kovacs, Ernie 123, 370 Kove, Martin 41, 296 Kovner, Peter 288 Kowal, John (Jon) 290 Kowal(l), Mitchell (Mitch) 215, 269 Kowalski, Bernard L. 23, 24, 148, 167, 168, 196, 197, 225, 285, 417 Kozak, Elliott 375 Kozoll, Michael 146, 236 Kraft Hour of Suspense 170 Kraft Mystery Theatre 170 Kraft Suspense Theatre 170 Kraft Television Theatre 170 Kragen, Ken 245, 350 Kragen and Co. 350 Kraike, Michael 74 Kraines, Carl 274 Krakower, Gary 204 Kramer, Bert 326 Kramer, Glen 135 Kramer, Jeffrey 154 Kramer, Joel 168, 204, 275 Kramer, Ron 315 Kramer, Stephanie (Stepfanie) 83, 211 Kransky, Paul 190 Krantz, Judith 389, 405 Krantz, Steve 389 Krasne, Philip N. 30, 58, 205 Krasny, Paul 38, 66, 67, 138, 158, 200, 255, 274, 284, 302, 318, 331, 355, 410, 421 Kratochvil, Tom 329, 330 Krawitz, Herman E. 387 Kreig, Frank 199 Kreinberg, Steve 236 Kreindel, Mitch 383 Kreisman, Stuart (Stu) 234, 235, 313, 366 Kreppel, Paul 390, 414 Krieg, Frank 322 Krieger, Lee 287 Krieger, Nick 385 Kriendler, Mac 262 Krige, Alice 356, 357 Krim, Phil 322 Kriss, Michael 118 Kristen, Marta 184, 389 Kristofferson, Kris 366 Kroeger, Berry (Barry) 11, 38, 70, 117, 248, 261, 279, 330 Kroeger, Gary 272 Kroeger, Lee 389 Krofft, Marty 36, 173 Krofft, Sid 36, 173 Krofft Television Productions 172 Kroga, John 353 Krohn, Charles 401 Krompier, Penny 52 Krone, Chester 344 Krone, Fred 257, 330 Kronemeyer, Sandy 202 Kronman, Harry 92, 130, 252 Kroper (Korper), Rene 83, 147, 215 Kross, Lee 219 Krost, Barry 401 Krousel, Walter 372 Krueger, Kurt 329 Kruger, Fred 239 Kruger, Gaye 390 Kruger, Otto 52, 192, 197, 247, 276

INDEX Krugman, Lou 40, 139, 294 Krumholz, Chester 28, 83, 90, 169, 170, 301 Krupa, Gene 415 Krupnick, Jack 138 Kruschen, Jack 38, 40, 71, 214, 304, 313, 322, 374, 392 KSW Productions (George Shapiro and Howard West) 337 KTLA 239, 339, 396 Kubichan, Jon 173 Kubik, Alex 91, 168 Kuby, Bernie 138, 181 Kuehl, Sheila James (= Sheila James) 78, 296 Kuehn, Kent 425 Kuenstle, Charles 314 Kuhl, Cal 192 Kuhl, Randy 124 Kuhn, Tom 375 Kuhne, Stacey 138 Kukla, Fran & Ollie 358 Kukoff, Bernie 66, 76, 242, 300, 413 Kulcsar, Mike 273 Kulik, Buzz 59, 79, 93, 170, 202, 244, 364, 377, 380, 425 Kulik, Mike (Mikhail) 25, 330 Kulky, Henry 179, 320 Kulp, Nancy 28, 35, 73, 140, 190, 191, 244, 271 Kuluva, Will 136, 255, 388 Kumagai, Denice 193, 234–236 Kung Fu 170, 171 Kung Fu: The Movie 378 Kuntz Gertrudis 403 Kupahu, Sherry Lynn 360 Kupcinet, Karyn 139 Kupfer, Marvin Paul 295 Kupikio Kid (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Kurina, Erica 51 Kurland, John 341 Kuroda, Emily K. 129, 303 Kurty, Lee 79 Kurtz, Swoosie 335 Kurtzman, Katy 90, 339, 355, 409, 421 Kusatsu, Clyde 37, 85, 193, 285, 397 Kuss, Richard 239, 284, 387, 403 Kuter, Kay E. 45, 224, 248, 249, 318 Kuzyk, Mimi 146, 147 Kwan, Hi Lim 194–197 Kwan, Nancy 169 Kwong, Peter 329 Kycik, Buzz 154 Kylau, Thomas 360 L.A. Breakers 404 Labiosa, David 302 Labonte, Lois 163 Laborteaux, Matthew 180– 182, 284 Labyorteaux, Patrick 180–182 The Labyrinth (The Invaders) 154 La Cava, Joseph 205 Lacey, Jack 271 Lacey, Laara 383 Lacey, Ronald 138, 196 Lacey, Tom 85 Lacher, Taylor 40, 251, 279, 300, 361, 373, 411 Lachman, Mort 14, 126

484 Lackland, Ben 46 Lacy and the Mississippi Queen 378 Ladd, Alan 258 Ladd, Cheryl 51, 351, 353, 413 Ladd, David 251, 255 Ladd, Diane 13 Ladd, Hank 157, 309, 403 Ladd, Margaret 89 Ladies of the Corridor 378 The Ladies on His Mind (Four Star Playhouse) 97 The Ladies on My Couch (Four Star Playhouse) 97 LaDue (La Due, LaDue), Joe 167, 274 The Lady and the Monster (Fantasy Island) 90 Lady and the Tramps (Newhart) 233 Lady Bug (The DuPont Show) 83 Lady Engineer (Death Valley Days) 73 Lady from Liechtenstein (Switch) 299 Lady in Fear (Kings Row) 166 Lady in Red (Cannon) 45 Lady Killer (Tombstone Territory) 312 The Lady Lawyer (Tombstone Territory) 312 Lady Mortician (My Hero) 229 Lady on the Run (Cannon) 45 The Lady with the Blue Silk Umbrella (Death Valley Days) 73 Lady Writer (The Millionaire) 220 L’Affaire Gumpert 237 Lafferty, Marcy 300, 302 Lafferty, Perry 71 La Forge, Eleanor 124 La Frenais, Ian 414 Lagoon (Fantasy Island) 90 Lagoon of Lost Dreams (Fantasy Island) 90 La Greca, Paul 168 LaHendro, Bob 95 Lahr, Bert 386 Lahti, Ed 380 Laid Off (Kojak) 170 Laidman, Harvey (S.) 165, 167, 196, 197, 275, 302, 398 Laiman, Leah 123, 124 Laimbeer, Bill 173 Lain, Jewell 215, 269 Laine, Frankie 282, 333 Laird, Jack 199, 215–218, 220, 221, 299, 316, 323, 324, 341, 395 Laird, Lamont 292 Laird, Marlena 124 Laird, Marvin 161 Laire, Judson 239 Lake, Florence 144 Lake, Janet 205, 247, 297 Lake, Michael 398 Lakin, Howard 94, 387 Lakin, Rita 206, 320, 370, 406 Lakso, Edward (J., Ed) 23, 51, 79, 117, 173, 225, 247 Lally, Bob 173 Lally, Mike 190 Lally, William (J.) 61, 81, 303

Lamas, Fernando 142, 258, 332, 333 Lamas, Lorenzo 89 Lamb, Ande 148 Lamb, Gil 18 Lamb, John 278 Lamb, Max 9, 321 Lambert, Anne Louise 391 Lambert, Doug 123, 247 Lambert, Gavin 218 Lambert, Jack 26, 61, 219, 323 Lambert, John 173 Lambert, Mark 254, 295 Lambert, Paul 26, 87, 167, 180, 211, 224, 227, 255, 287, 318, 388 Lambie, Joseph 89 Lament for a Saturday Warrior (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Lamkin, Ken 165 Lamm, Karen 385, 392 Lammers, Paul 79, 80, 98– 114 Lammey, Maria 199 LaMond (La Mond, LaMond), Bill 138, 148, 351 LaMond (La Mond), Jo 138, 148, 351 Lamont, Marten 331 LaMotta, Jake 15 La Motta (LaMotta), John 23, 24, 41, 302 Lamour, Dorothy 342 L’Amour, Louis 347, 348 Lampert, Zohra 127, 278, 378 Lampkin, Charles 24, 235, 244, 273, 328, 392 Lampson, David 118 Lana, the Lady, the Legend, the Truth 378, 379 Lancaster, Burt 419 Lancaster, Stuart 116 Lancer 171, 172 Lanchester, Elsa 230 Land of Plenty (Wide Wide World) 328 Land of the Free (Death Valley Days) 73 Land of the Giants 172 Land of the Lost 172, 173 Land Swindle (The Roy Rogers Show) 271 Land Where My Fathers Died 379 Landa, Miguel (Ángel) 36, 61, 198, 205, 298 Landau, Lucy 32 Landau, Martin 7, 136, 178, 222, 322, 378 Landau, Richard (H.) 30, 54, 140, 286, 399 Landen, Derek 385 Landen, Kurt 117, 119 Lander, David (L.) 174–176 Lander, Steve 127 Landers, Ann 391 Landers, Audrey 342, 419 Landers, Cora Sue 87 Landers, Harry 28, 217, 283 Landers, Judy 39, 90, 234, 236, 319, 376, 414, 418, 419 Landers, Lew 59, 61, 92, 135, 151, 223, 311, 312, 327 Landers, Muriel 56, 180, 241, 270 Landers (Landres), Paul 9, 34, 56, 58–60, 67, 68, 72, 74, 75, 95, 139, 140, 183, 198, 200, 243, 286, 293, 312

Landesberg, Steve 337 Landey, Clayton 168 Landfield, Jerome 362 Landford, Wallace W. 195, 196 Landgard, Janet 80 Landi, Sal 168 Landis, Joe 307 Landis, Josephine 163 Landis, Monte (Monty) 28, 93, 300 Landon, Hal, Jr. 301 Landon, Joe 394 Landon, Kurt 118 Landon, Leslie 180–182 Landon, Michael 33, 34, 67, 180–182, 282, 348 Landres (Landers), Paul 9, 34, 56, 58–60, 67, 68, 72, 74, 75, 95, 139, 140, 183, 198, 200, 243, 286, 293, 312 Landreth, Theresa 339 Landrum, Michael 79 Landry, Gail 233, 417 Landry, Karen 364 Landry, Lauri 285 Landry, Ron 275, 424 Landsberg, Cleve 360 Landsburg, Alan 208, 209, 334, 390 Landsburg, Valerie 149 Landscape in Black (The Unexpected) 316 Landy, Hanna 201 Lane, Abbe 138 Lane, Allan (Rocky) 224 Lane, Bill 399 Lane, Carla 345 Lane, Charles 72, 88, 190, 191, 212, 217, 248, 249, 253, 288, 298 Lane, Colin 355, 362 Lane, Elizabeth 193 Lane, Freddie 282 Lane, Harry 92 Lane, Mike 284 Lane, Nancy 15, 259, 305, 390 Lane, Reese 275 Lane, Rusty 32, 35, 59 Lane, Sara 320 Lane, Tommy 283 Lane-Block, Shana 327 Laneuville, Eric 272 Lanfield, Sidney 74, 123, 157, 320 Lang, Archie 152, 285 Lang, Barbara 280 Lang, Charles 33 Lang, Charley 394 Lang, Darlene 238 Lang, David 56, 200 Lang, Doreen 221, 230, 326, 388, 414 Lang, Otto 56, 67, 209, 269, 298, 304, 310, 315, 330 Lang, Perry 28 Lang, Richard 171, 203, 227, 296, 319, 373, 378, 407, 424 Lang, Ronald 49 Langan, Tom 72 Langbord, Eva 423 Langdon, Dory 215, 216 Langdon, Sue Ane 35, 138, 142, 157, 247 Lange, Greg 382 Lange, Hope 125, 185, 333, 402 Lange, Ted 185, 186, 210, 419 Langford, Frances 290, 357 Langford, Kim 252

485 Langford Productions 317 Langland, Liane 335 Langley, John 282 Langre, Olaf 117 Langrishe, Caroline 388, 389 Langton, Paul 12, 56, 212, 218, 249, 303 Lanham, Gene 77 Lanier, Sam 86 Lanier, Susan 25 Lanigan’s Rabbi 363 Lankford, Kim 168, 200 Lanning, Jerry 409 Lannom, Les 136, 137, 227, 275, 365, 378, 396 Lanphier, James 116, 248 Lansall Corporation 30 Lansbury, Angela 97, 228 Lansbury, Bruce 90, 222, 328, 329, 335, 340, 410, 423 Lansden, Joe 328 Lansford, William Douglas 90 Lansing, Joi (Joy) 151, 166, 190, 207, 237, 292 Lansing, Mary 205 Lansing, Robert 284, 314, 380, 411 Lanson, Snooky 404 Lanteau, William 57, 143, 204, 233, 234 Lantz, Louis 331 Lantz, Rick 162 La Pere, Ray 355 LaPiere, Georganne 294 Lapotaire, Jane 352 Lara, Ralph 331 Larch, John 17, 41, 75, 115, 270 Lardner, John 386 Lardner, Ring 386 Laredo 173 Largo Productions 203 Larken, Sheila 24, 118, 156, 251, 285, 361 Larkin, Bob 146, 273, 305, 353 Larkin, John 75, 314 Larkin, Kristin 85, 256, 329, 330 Larkin, Mary 347 La Roche (LaRoche), Mary 219, 276, 296, 350, 359 La Rosa (LaRosa), Julius 18, 19, 43, 44 LaRose, Lou 392 Larroquette, John 234–236 Larry A. Thompson Organization, Inc. 356 Larry Evans (The Millionaire) 213 Larry Larry Company Productions 224, 293 Larry Maxwell (The Millionaire) 220 Larry Parker (The Millionaire) 214 Larry White Productions 93, 365, 366, 392, 393, 402 Larsen 336 Larsen, Christine 277 Larsen, Keith 16, 198, 215, 239, 261, 312 Larsen, William 373 Larsen’s Last Jump (Hart to Hart) 138 Larson, Beth 68 Larson, Charles 40, 276, 296, 310 Larson, Christine 92 Larson, Darrell 326 Larson, Dennis (A.) 205, 387

Larson, Glen (A.) 12, 39, 89, 125, 136, 137, 167, 193, 194, 255, 299 Larson, Jack 10, 220 Larson, Larry 37 Larson, Milt 346 Larson, Paul 239, 251 Larson, Richard 345 LaRue, Jack 316 LaRussa (Larussa), Adrienne 23, 294 Las Vegas Story (The Millionaire) 217 Lascoe, Henry 247 Lasell, John 52, 93, 140, 155, 269, 314 The Lash (Sheena, Queen of the Jungle) 282 Lash, Joseph P. 357 Laskay, Jason 45, 273 Laskin, Michael 67, 138, 353 Lasko, Edward J. 385 Laskos, Andrew 148, 149 Lasky, Zane 312 Lasser, Louise 176, 305, 377 Lassick, Sydney 24, 351 Lassie 43, 160, 173, 379 Lassie 173 Lassie Programs 173 Lassie! The New Beginning 379 Last Chance (Lock-up) 183 Last Chance (Ripcord) 260 Last Chance Louie (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 303 Last Day, First Day (Quincy, M.E.) 255 The Last Detail 379 The Last Haircut (Bonanza) 33 The Last Hurrah 379 The Last Man on Earth (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 The Last Night of August (Pursuit) 253 The Last of the Good Guys 379 The Last of the Mountain Men (The Quest) 254 Last of the Stagecoach Robbers (Sky King) 286 The Last Parade (Cannon) 46 The Last Raid (Zane Grey Theater) 332 The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang 401 The Last War 379 LaStarza, Roland 117 La Strada (Breaking Away) 37 The Late, Great Populist — The Life and Assassination of Huey P. Long of Louisiana 372, 373 Latell, Lyle 68, 232 Latessa, Dick 289 The Latest Fashion in Murder (Hart to Hart) 138 The Latest in High Fashion Murder (Hart to Hart) 138 Latham, Louise 193, 244. 339, 405 Latham, Lynn Marie 168 Latimer, Cherie 95 Latimer Productions 177 Latka the Playboy (Taxi) 305 LaTorre (La Torre), Tony 41, 60, 236, 363 LaTourneaux, Robert 79 Latt, David J. 293, 318 Lau, Jim 193

Lau, Laurence 85 Lau, Wesley 117, 247, 248, 283, 311, 393 Laugh-In 270, 271 Laughing Badman (The Cisco Kid) 58 Laughlin, John 335 Laughlin, Tom 192, 202, 213 Laughton, Charles 96, 237 The Launching of Emily Benson (Starsky and Hutch) 292 Launer, S. John 93, 139, 216, 247, 310, 345, 401 Laura Hunter (The Millionaire) 214 Laurance, Matthew 272 Laurel Productions 32 Laurel Productions & McCadden Corp. 190 Lauren, Tammy 15, 411 Laurence, Lynley 28 Laurence, Mitchell (Mitch) 174 Laurence, Paul 203 Laureys, Peter 261 Laurie, Piper 37, 414 The Laurie Hayden Case (The Line-up) 180 Laurin, Marie 138 Lauris, Priscilla 73 Laurita, Michele 330, 381 Lauritzen, Jonreed 332 Lauter, Ed 169, 196, 250, 284, 372, 391 Lauter, Harry 55, 58, 61, 72, 200, 209, 211, 217, 230, 271, 323, 324, 329 Lauter, Jack 230 Lavachielli, John 193 Lavalle, Paul 348 Laven, Arnold 74, 177, 200, 211, 256, 257, 259 Laverne and Shirley 173–177 Laveroni, Jerry 328 Lavery, Emmet G. 278 Lavery, Emmet G., Jr. 354, 365 Lavin, Linda 13, 381, 398 Lavitt, Norman 73 Law and Big Annie (Temple Houston) 306 The Law and Mr. Jones 177 The Law Is a Fool (Quincy, M.E.) 256 Law of the Land 380 Law of the Plainsman 177, 303 Law of the Round Tent (Death Valley Days) 73 Law West of the Pecos (Colt .45) 61 Lawbreakers 177 The Lawdogs 380 Lawford, Peter 72, 120, 310 Lawless, Pat 184 Lawley, Lowell S. 184 Lawlor, John (H.) 85, 88, 317 Lawman 177, 178 Lawrence, Anthony 125, 254, 287 Lawrence, Bill 18, 19 Lawrence, Carol 43, 116, 120, 171, 338, 392, 415 Lawrence, Charlotte 277 Lawrence, David 29, 88 Lawrence, Eric 318 Lawrence, Greg 29 Lawrence, James C. 195, 329 Lawrence, Jay 118 Lawrence, Jerome 132, 133, 339

INDEX Lawrence, Jerry 92, 315 Lawrence, Jim 389 Lawrence, Joel (H.) 45, 360 Lawrence, Joey 126, 284, 381 Lawrence, John 380, 391 Lawrence, Kiva 68, 83, 202 Lawrence, Marc 58, 327 Lawrence, Mary 190 Lawrence, Mittie 291 Lawrence, Paul 379 Lawrence, Reginald 303 Lawrence, Steve 122, 251, 297, 366 Lawrence, Susan 134 Lawrence, Tony 256, 310 Lawrence, Vicki 46–48, 174, 176, 297, 363, 391 Lawrence & Lee 316, 339 The Lawrence Welk Show 178, 179 Lawson, Barbara 220 Lawson, Eric 23, 83, 401, 406 Lawson, Lee 169, 186–189 Lawson, Len 181, 301 Lawson, Linda 9, 312 Lawson, Richard 351 Lawyer Lincoln 380 Lay, Beirne, Jr. 209 Lay of the Land (It Takes a Thief) 156 Layne, Chic 20, 21 Layne, Rickie 310, 396 Layton, Carla 86 Layton, Jerry 79, 80 Lazar, Ava 58, 272 Lazar, Marcy 87 Lazare, Jack 354 Lazarre, Jerry 259 Lazarus, Bill 169 Lazarus, Erna 140, 205, 206 Lazarus, Milton 206 Lazenby, George 202, 350 Lazer, Peter 383 Lazo, Joy 303 Lea, Jennifer 217 Leach, Bob 260 Leach, Britt 82, 222, 234 Leach, Robert Warnes 209 Leachman, Cloris 22, 115, 172, 173, 277, 303, 339, 378, 424 Leacock, Philip 58, 83, 91, 128, 130, 232, 328, 374, 422 Leader, Anton M. (Tony) 115, 198, 276–277 Leaf, Paul 373 Leahy, Janet 66 Leake, Cynthia 39 Leal, Pete 332 The Leaper (Peter Gunn) 248 Lear, George 126 Lear, Mitchell 326 Lear, Norman 14, 127, 204, 271, 307, 358, 369, 413 Learned, Michael 321 Leary, Brianne 57, 58 Leary, Nolan 123, 178, 298 Leatherwood, Blair 391 Leave Yesterday Behind 382 Leavitt, Norman 191, 292, 313, 329 Leavitt, Ron 174 Le Beauf, Sabrina 66 LeBell, Gene 168, 200 Le Blanc, Christian 152 Leblanc, Diana 238 LeBorg (Le Borg), Reginald 35, 231, 290 Le Bow, Will 288

INDEX Leby, David 425 Lechner, Billy 209 Lechowick, Bernard 168, 169 LeClair, Michael 206, 381, 424 LeClair, Paul 39 LeClerc, Jean 301 LeCover, Lisa 176 Leda Productions 17 Ledding, Edward (Ed) 83, 152 Ledebur, Fredrich (Friedrich von) 147 Leder, Reuben 153, 194–197 Lederer, Francis 31 Lederman, D. Ross 122, 257 Ledig, Howard 311 Ledner, Caryl 126, 382 Ledrov, D.B. 419 Lee, Angela 153, 202 Lee, Anna 139, 243, 356, 405 Lee, Bill 97, 163, 389 Lee, Brandon 378 Lee, Brevarde 141 Lee, Bruce 27 Lee, Christopher 366, 372, 398 Lee, Dana 171 Lee, Fran 143 Lee, George 34 Lee, George T. 199 Lee, Gracia 190 Lee, Gypsy Rose 164, 253 Lee, Harvey E., Jr. 152 Lee, Ivan 367 Lee, James 240, 241, 256, 257, 379, 390, 405 Lee, Joanna 151, 412, 425 Lee, Jonna 300 Lee, Joy 199 Lee, Kaaren 168 Lee, Kathryn 290 Lee, Leonard 141, 279, 280 Lee, Loreen 161 Lee, Manfred 85 Lee, Maureen 86 Lee, May 140 Lee, Michele 168, 169, 344, 373 Lee, Peggy 77, 127, 356 Lee (Leff ), Pinky 249 Lee, Robert E. 92, 132, 133, 315, 339 Lee, Robert W. 34 Lee, Rudy 212 Lee, Ruta 56, 61, 90, 91, 205, 218, 247, 402 Lee, Ruth 207 Lee, Stan 352 Lee, Stephen 129, 225, 273 Lee, Stuart 173 Lee, Weaver 56 Lee Marvin Presents 177 The Lee Randolph Story (The Millionaire) 217 Lee-Belmonte, Barbara 152 Leeds, Herbert 92, 179 Leeds, Howard 30, 76, 125 Leeds, Maureen 56, 280 Leeds, Peter 27, 52, 59, 74, 92, 150, 217, 236, 276, 313 Leeds, Phil 235, 236, 252 Leeds, Robert M. 252 Leek, Tiiu 199 Leeson, Michael 22, 66, 420 Lee-Sung, Richard 193 Leetch, Tom 129 Leeway Productions 425 LeFargue, Tony 381 Lefcourt, Peter 40, 273

486 Lefferts, George 37, 344, 392 Leftwich, Alex 282 The Legacy (Bonanza) 33 The Legacy (Delta House) 73 Legacy from a Friend (Magnum, P.I.) 195 LeGault, Lance 84, 168, 194, 391 LeGault, W.L. 370 Legend, Michael 199 Legend at Sundown 380 The Legend of Custer 67 The Legend of Jesse James 179 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow 380 Legge, Janette 374 Leggio, Jerry 372, 385 The Legrande Foundation (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Lehen, John 257 Lehman, Alfred 78 Lehman, John 151 Lehman, Lillian 93, 329 Lehman, Trent 230, 231 Lehmann, Jo Ann 377 Lehmann, Theodore (Ted) 45, 304, 319 Lehne, Fredric 350, 412 Lehne, John 41, 295, 420 Lehr, George 391 Leibman, Ron 165, 403 Leicester, William (F.) 61, 177, 178, 213 Leicht, Allan 334 Leif, R. 52 Leigh, Janet 186, 333, 364, 413 Leigh, Nelson 133, 209, 213, 219, 310 Leigh, Vance 23 Leighton, Bernard (Bernie Leighton Orchestra) 261 Leighton, Cynthia 199, 239 Leighton, Frances Spatz 339 Leighton, Linda 59, 215, 219 Leighton, Margaret 79, 127 Leighton, Ted 352 Leisen, Mitchell 123, 320 Leiston, Freddie 179 Leitch, Donovan 13 Leith, Virginia 217 Leland, David 55 Leland, Jack 401 Le May (LeMay), Alan 53, 55, 328 Lembeck, Michael 368 Lembi, Francine 89, 284 Le Mesurier, John 304 Lemi 367 Lemley, Denise 77 Lemmon, Jack 11, 96, 250, 333, 337, 358 Lemmons, Kasi 289 Lempert, Peter 397 Lenard, Grace 151 Lenard, Kay 327 Lenard, Mark 291 Lenehan, Nancy 233, 318 Lenert, Tina 200 Lenihan, Deirdre 252, 295 Lennert, Ray 184 Lennon, Janet 419 Lennon, Jimmy, Sr. 235 Lennon, John 366 Lennon, Kathy 419 Lennon, Kipp 142 Lennon Sisters 120 Leno, Jay 176 LeNoire, Rosetta 90

Lenox, John Thomas 40 Lenrow, Bernard 303 Lenski, Robert W. 24, 39, 46, 165, 226, 350, 351, 410 Lenz, Kay 197, 204, 285, 361, 372 Lenz, Richard (Rick) 83, 142, 283, 355, 378 Leon, Peggy 28 Leon, Vic 197 The Leon Patterson Story (Cavalcade Theater) 50 Leon, We Hardly Knew Ye (Night Court) 236 Leonard, David 49 Leonard, Herbert B. 409 Leonard, Jack (E.) 158, 212 Leonard, Lu 168, 174, 379 Leonard, Sheldon 8, 15, 30, 71, 75, 127, 144, 270 Leonard, Sugar Ray 368, 394 Leonard, Sugar Ray, Jr. 394 Leonard Goldberg Company 396 Leonardi, Anthony 203 Leonelli, John 283 Leonetti, Caroline 17 Leonetti, Tommy 127 Lepiner, Michael 393 Lerer, Joe 89 Lerner, David 88 Lerner, Eric 302 Lerner, Fred 167 Lerner, Irving 165 Lerner, Michael 147, 330, 388, 390 LeRose, Nick 175, 176 Leroy (Insight) 154 LeRoy, Gloria 23, 130, 165, 295, 374 LeRoy, Hal 309 Leschin, Deborah 40, 174, 197 Leschin, Luisa 89, 146 Leslie, Bethel 115, 145, 203, 215, 232, 246 Leslie, Joan 152, 284 Leslie, Josephine Aimee Campbell (= R.A. Dick) 125 Leslie, Nan 93, 166, 211 Leslie, Phil 192 Leslie, William 141, 180 Lessac, Michael 236 Lesser, Budd 316 Lesser, Gene 183 Lesser, Len 127, 128, 136, 198, 236, 312 Lessing, Norman 23, 39, 46, 49, 196, 306, 326 Lessy, Ben 71, 249 Lester, Buddy 12 Lester, Carl 356 Lester, Frank 273 Lester, Jeff 162, 285 Lester, Ketty 181, 182, 275, 306 Lester, Len 148 Lester, Loren 88 Lester, Seeleg 49, 170, 212, 213, 215, 244 Lester, Terry (& Adam, the Talking Chimp) 17, 414 Lester, Tom 248 Lester, William 96 Lester Wilson Dancers 383 L’Estrange, Dick 201 Let ’Em Eat Rolls (The Good Guys) 127 Let It Rain (Love on a Rooftop) 190

Let That Be Your Last Battlefield (Star Trek) 292 Let the Punishment Fit the Crime (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Lethal Eagle Affair (The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.) 126 Lethin, Lori 366 Let’s Get Married (Knots Landing) 169 Let’s Make a Deal (Shadow Chasers) 281 Letter from an Only Child (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Letter to a Duchess (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Letter to Loretta 183 Letterman, David (Dave) 157, 226, 360 The Lettermen 258 Letters from the Grave (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Letts, Dennis 355 Levang, Neil 179 Levant, Brian 135, 226 Levario, Rachel 408 Levels, Calvin 338 Levenback, Paula 422 Levene, Barbara Ellen 32 Levene, Sam 16 Leventon, Annabel 391 Levi, Alan J. 195, 365, 373, 405, 411 Levin, Charles 13, 180 Levin, Ira 411 Levin, John 406 Levin, Meyer 296 Levin, Peter 165, 271 Levin, Robert 78 Levin, Tony 97 Levine, Andy 13 Levine, Emily 15 Levine, Floyd 24, 85, 330 Levine, Ken 193 Levinson, David 32, 51, 137 Levinson, Larry 162, 175 Levinson, Leonard L. 92 Levinson, Lisa 123 Levinson, Richard 83, 85, 200, 228, 269, 352, 398, 422 Levinson, Sam 371 Levitt, Alan J. 23 Levitt, Gene 8, 16, 24, 26, 93, 125, 244, 252, 277, 282 Levitt, Saul 164 Levy, David 252, 253 Levy, Franklin R. 358, 379, 398 Levy, Jules (V.) 74, 177, 259 Levy, Melvin 134 Levy, Neil 273 Levy, Parke 73 Levy, Ralph 124, 156, 249, 282 Levy, Sig 59 Levy, Weaver 9, 140, 141, 323 Levy Gardner Leaven Production 30 Lew Howser (The Millionaire) 221 Lewerth, Margaret 186 Lewin, Albert E. 201, 411 Lewin, Max 280 Lewin, Robert 23, 36, 164, 199, 279, 315, 326 Lewine, Richard 51, 96 Lewis, Abbie 262 Lewis, Abby 62, 64, 65 Lewis, Al 30, 184, 243 Lewis, Andy 172, 239, 244, 314

487 Lewis, Anthony 365 Lewis, Art (Artie) 216, 247, 261, 277 Lewis, Arthur (Bernard) 68, 239 Lewis, Bill 244 Lewis, Bobo 381 Lewis, Buddy 248, 373 Lewis, Cathy 91, 141, 229 Lewis, David 27, 123, 216, 247, 256, 324, 380 Lewis, David P. (Dave) 85, 146, 314 Lewis, Diane 283 Lewis, Draper 419 Lewis, Ed (“Strangler”) 94 Lewis, Edward 276, 415 Lewis, Elizabeth 71 Lewis, Elliott 49, 129, 167, 191, 194, 228, 239, 249, 310, 311, 376 Lewis, Emmanuel 325, 382, 404 Lewis, Forrest 61, 184, 193, 309, 322 Lewis, Geoffrey 95, 129, 196, 254, 288, 295, 331, 343, 373, 411, 417, 421 Lewis, Greg 285 Lewis, Harrison 12 Lewis, Harry 219, 253 Lewis, Harvey 337 Lewis, Janona 151 Lewis, Jean Ann 78 Lewis, Jeff 152, 233 Lewis, Jeffrey 28, 146, 147 Lewis, Jenny 179, 180 Lewis, Jerry 60, 156 Lewis, Jerry D. 60, 306, 417, 419 Lewis, Jerry Lee 281, 300 Lewis, Jim 18 Lewis, Joan 403 Lewis, Joseph H. 33 Lewis, Judy 244 Lewis, Marcia 134, 343, 392 Lewis, Monica 248 Lewis, Morgan 276 Lewis, Mort (R.) 253 Lewis, Nicholas 46 Lewis, R.W.B. 343 Lewis, Richard 296, 320, 327 Lewis, Robert 19, 20, 23, 335, 354, 392 Lewis, Robert Lloyd 387 Lewis, Robert Michael 335, 362 Lewis, Robert Q. 18, 19, 20, 21, 41, 52, 261, 262, 263, 282, 402 Lewis, Roger 300 Lewis, Tom 183 Lewis, Warren 50, 290, 330, 346 Lewis, William 150 Lewislor Enterprises 183 Lewman Ltd. 157 Lewman Productions 192 Lewman-Revue 157 Leyden, Bill 309 Leyden, Leo 238 Leytes, Josef 9, 11, 297 Leyva, Laura 228 L.H.M. Productions Company 190 Li, Alicia 140 Libbert, Morris 205 Libby, Brian 181 Liberace 258

Liberato, George 196 The Liberators 380 Liberti, John 154 Libertini, Richard 415 Liberto, Don 263 Libott, Robert (Yale) 49, 91, 92, 151 License to Cheat (Bat Masterson) 26 License to Kill (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Lich, Robert 169 Licht, Jeremy 406 Liddell, Barney 179 Lidington, Bruce 391 Lido, Bob 179 Lie (The DuPont Show) 83 Lie (Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion) 397 Lie Detector (Everglades) 87 Lieb, Robert D. 46, 420 Lieb, Robert P. 93, 141, 388 Lieber, Eric 337, 410 Lieber, Paul 22, 235, 363 Lieberman, Barbara 272 Lieberman, Irwin 35, 58, 59, 92 Lieberman, Leo 183, 198 Lieberman, Nancy 162 Liebman, Max 357 Liebmann, Norm 349, 358 Lierley, Hal 134 Life and Assassination of the Kingfish 372 Life for a Life (Doctor Kildare) 79 Life Is the Tar Pits (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Life of Riley 179 Life of the Party (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Life of Vernon Hathaway (Screen Directors Playhouse) 277 Life on the Mississippi 380 A Life to Live By (Cavalcade Theater) 50 Life with Father 179 Life with Lucy 179 Life with Luigi 180 Life with the Erwins 296 Lifeline (The Unexpected) 315 Life’s Longest Hour (This Is the Life) 310 Life’s Most Embarrassing Moments 381 Lifford, Tina 302 Light, Judith 327, 382 Light, Julie Fraser 132 Light, Pamela 147, 296 Light Entertainment Group 345 Light in the Desert (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Light One Candle (Gentle Ben) 124 Light Touch of Terror (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Lightfoot, Leonard 39 Lighthouse (Waterfront) 324 Lighthouse, Underwater Nassau (The Aquanauts) 16 Lightning Man (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Lightstone, Marilyn 238 Ligon, Tom 23 Ligotino, Paul 204 Like Father — Like Son (Professional Father) 252

Like Mom, Like Me 381 Like Mother, Like Me 381 Li’l Abner 381 Lilah: Child of Darkness 381 Lill, Denis 334 Lillard, Ron 380 Lilley, Jack 181 Lillie, Patricia (Pat) 119, 121 Lily’s Song (December Bride) 73 Lim, Kwan Hi 196 Lima (Passport to Danger) 245 Lime, Yvonne 78, 91, 210 Limited Engagement (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Limited Engagement (Mork and Mindy) 226 Lin, Ruth 195 Linc Minds the Baby (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Lincoln, Abraham 380 Lincoln, Pamela 54, 79 Lincoln, Scott 193 Lind, Brit 39, 372 Lindbergh, Jon 278 Lindemann, Mitch 229 Linden, Hal 358, 410 Linden, Jana 196 Linder, Alfred 214 Linder, Cec 238, 315 Linder, John 179 Linder, Tom G. 191 Lindesmith, John 290, 292 Lindfors, Viveca 28 Lindgren, Lisa 162, 285 Lindine, Jack 60, 234 Lindley, Audra 93, 98, 311, 364, 390, 391, 396 Lindley, Daryle Ann 396 Lindner, Susan 175, 177, 305 Lindsay, George 228 Lindsay, Howard 410 Lindsay, Laura 343 Lindsay, Margaret 215 Lindsay, Michael 306 Lindsay-Hogg, Michael 352 Lindsey, Elizabeth 168 Lindsey, George 15, 142, 164, 205 Lindsey, Minnie 369 Lindsley, Chuck 168 Lindsley Parsons Picture Corporation 327 Lindt, Carl (Karl Ludwig) 147 Lineback, Richard 67, 300 Liner, Sammy 309 Linero, Jeannie 23 The Line-up 180 Line-Up (The Millionaire: Jessica Marsh) 220 Ling, Eugene 324 Link, William 83, 85, 200, 228, 269, 352, 398, 422 Linke, Paul 57, 58 Linke, Richard O. 205 Linkletter, Art 17, 123, 144 The Linkletter Show 17 Linkroum, Dick 156 Linvill, Gay 72 Linville, Joanne 57, 75, 172, 292, 294, 418 Linville, Larry 142, 192, 201, 244 The Lion Sleeps (The High Chaparral) 145 A Lion Walks Among Us (Bus Stop) 40 The Lion’s Share (77 Sunset Strip) 280

INDEX Lipinski, Eugene 367 Lipowska, Gina 370 Lippe, Jonathan 58, 130, 203, 291, 294, 295, 315, 367 Lippert, Morris 216 Lippin, Renee 32, 337, 390 Lippman, Jeanne 78, 199 Lippman, Stuart 8 Lipscomb, Dennis 152, 274 Lipscott, Alan 22, 54, 55, 246 Lipsom, Paul 121 Lipson, David 272 Lipton, James 368 Lipton, Peggy 225 Lipton, Robert 23, 203, 251, 275 Lisa, Anna 117, 219 Lisbon, John 24 Liscio, John 401 Liska, Stephen 168, 283, 301 Liss, Joseph (Joe) 328 Liss, Stephen 154 Lisson, Mark 210, 273, 274, 275 List, Shelley 40, 393 Liszt, Margie 277 Litel, John 55, 133, 229, 371 Litke, Marty 398 Litke-Grossbart Production 411 Little, Cleavon 284, 306, 321, 353 Little, David 361 Little, Herbert, Jr. 259, 304 Little, Lou 94 Little, Maria K. 95, 124 Little, Mickey 16 Little, Rich 160, 190, 331, 337, 419 Little, Tawny 300 Little Boy Lost (Police Story) 250 The Little Dressmaker of Bodie (Death Valley Days) 73 Little Girl Drunk 381 Little House on the Prairie 180–182 Little Lady Storytime 182 Little Man, Big Bridge (The Lloyd Bridges Show) 182 Little Man from Two Uncles (My Favorite Martian) 229 Little Oscar’s Millions (Death Valley Days) 73 Little Plot at Tranquil Valley (McCloud) 194 Little Regiment (Favorite Story) 93 Little Sex, a Little Scandal (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Little Sister (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Little Sky, Eddie 128, 228, 372 A Little Sleep (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Little Star Lost (SurfSide 6) 298 Little Wendy (Wendy Polland) 337 Little Women (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Littler, Craig 406 Littleshots 381 Littlest Dragon (V) 319 Liu, Frank Michael 23, 46, 171, 254, 349

INDEX Live Bait (Waterfront) 324 Live Cargo (Waterfront) 323 Lively, Delyse 175 Lively, Robyn 168 Lively, William 282 Livermore, Paul 58 Living Legend (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Livingston, Barry 230, 285 Livingston, Donald 321 Livingston, Harold 31, 90, 402 Livingston, Jay 237 Livingston, Stanley 230 Livingstone, Charles D. 293 Livingstone, Mary 156 Livingstone, Sidney 138 Livoti, Joe 179 Lloyd, C. Douglas 79 Lloyd, Christopher 293, 305, 378, 424 Lloyd, David 22, 39, 225, 305, 347, 390 Lloyd, Doris 96 Lloyd, Jack 280 Lloyd, Jeremy 270 Lloyd, John Bedford 13, 288 Lloyd, Kathleen 146, 147, 194, 195, 196, 197, 283, 286, 313, 363, 375, 378, 407 Lloyd, Kenneth 13 Lloyd, Norman 12, 154, 230, 378 Lloyd, Stuart 49 Lloyd, Suzanne 35, 36, 38, 139, 220, 297 Lloyd, Vivian 278 The Lloyd Bridges Show 182 Lo Bianco, Tony 165, 250, 382 Lobue, J.D. 154 Local Hero (The Man Called X) 199 Locatell, Carol 96, 339 Lock, Gerry 201 Lockard, Tom 18 Locke, Jon 285 Locke, Katherine 316 Locke, Ralph 240, 241 Locke, Richard 175 Locke, Rosanna 341 Locke, Sam 156 Locke, Sondra 419 Locke, Tammy 225 Locke, Terrence 373 Locke, William J. 276 The Locked Door 381 Lockhart, Anne 167, 195, 284, 301, 365 Lockhart, Araby 237 Lockhart, Gene 157 Lockhart, June 128, 173, 184, 248, 249, 250, 258, 341 Locklear, Heather 83, 84, 300, 301, 302, 382 Lockridge, Frances 223 Lockridge, Richard 223 Lock-up 182 Lockwood, Alexander 247 Lockwood, Gary 24, 26, 45, 46, 251, 254, 275, 290, 314, 361, 364, 395, 416 Lockwood, Grant 260 Lockwood, Grey 52, 415 Lockwood, Vera 23 Locomobile (Gibbsville) 125 Locusts 341 Lodestone (The Cisco Kid) 58 Lodge, Bill 255, 256 Lodge, John 79, 117

488 Lodging for the Night (Your Show Time) 331 Loeb, Lee 116, 140, 207, 216, 253, 298, 304 Loesser, Frank 60 Loew’s Incorporated 209 Loftin, Carey 154, 314 Log #135: Arson (Adam-12) 8 Log #54: Arson (Adam-12) 8 Log #54: Impersonation (Adam-12) 8 Logan, Brad 27 Logan, Eugene 367 Logan, Robert 69, 279, 280 Loggia, Robert 37, 45, 85, 231, 299, 344, 346, 389 Loggins, Kenny 336 Lom, Herbert 334 Loman, Hal 261 Loman & Fields 261, 263 Lomas, Jack (M.) 97, 216 Lombardi, Leigh 211 Lombardo, Billy 325 Lombardo, Guy 94, 371 Lomond, Britt 49, 54, 283 The Londinium Larcenies (Batman) 28 London, Barbara 169 London, Damian 45 London, Frank 250 London, Jack 425, 425 London, Jerry 142, 185, 254, 352, 357 London, John 183 London, Julie 86, 163 London, Marc 270 London, Michael J. 23, 167, 285, 377 London, Steve 297, 317, 318 London, Todd 228 London, Tom 26, 54, 257, 260, 276 London Eye 382 London Weekend Television 352 Lone Gun (Cheyenne) 53 Lone Patrol (Cheyenne) 55 The Lone Ranger 183 Lone Ranger (Productions) 183 The Lonely Bachelor (Albie) 335 The Lonely Watch (Navy Log) 231 Lonesome as Midnight (The Line-up) 180 Long, Avon 357 Long, Barbara 177 Long, Doreen 57 Long, Ed 164 Long, Jodi 276 Long, Kathy 123 Long, Richard 30, 35, 204, 215, 230, 279, 280, 309 Long, Ronald 186 Long, S.A. 185, 222 Long, Shelley 52, 413 Long, Sumner 179 Long, Trisha 204 Long, Walter 378 Long, Wayne 242 Long, William 175 The Long and Fallow Green (Harry O) 137 The Long Arm of Bismarck (Sugarfoot) 297 The Long Ball (Police Story) 250

The Long Beach Pike (Waterfront) 323 Long Live the King (Love That Bob) 190 The Long Ride (The Outcasts) 243 The Long Road Home (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Long Time Dying (Bronk) 39 A Long Way Home (Bonanza) 34 The Long Way Home (Daniel Boone) 70 The Long Way Home (Hawaiian Eye) 141 The Long Way Home (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Longaker, Rachel 181, 257, 321 The Longest Drive (The Quest) 254 The Longest Mile 382 Longet, Claudine 315 Longfellow, Sue 390 Longo, Tony 13, 91, 285, 287, 369 Longstreet, Harry 148 Longstreet, Renee 148 Lonow, Claudia 168 Lonson, Frank 217 Lontoc, Leon 39, 141, 362 Loo, Anita 141 Loo, Jerry 153 Loo, Richard 67, 141, 150, 153, 171, 254 The Look (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Look Alike (Annapolis) 15 Look Before You Leap (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Lookabill (Hart), LaGena 68 Looking for Stella (Matt Houston) 203 Lookinland, Mike 36, 163, 181 Lookinland, Todd 232, 372, 406 Looks of Love (Newhart) 233 Loomis, Diana N. 240 Loos, Anne 239, 240 Loos (Sale), Mary 330, 367 Loose Ends (Emergency!) 86 Lopez, Alvaro 362 Lopez, Angel 282 Lopez, J. Victor 199 Lopez, Manuel 219 Lopez, Marco 86 López, Mario 285 Lopez, Perry 33, 142, 291 Lopez, Rafael 33, 40, 221 Lopez, Trini 47, 137 Lo Presti, Joe 57 Lor, Denise 119 Lord, Albert 123 Lord, Barbara 36, 218 Lord, David 94 Lord, Dorothea 12, 123 Lord, Jack 116, 217, 249, 282, 293, 400 Lord, Janet 220 Lord, Justin 193 Lord, Marjorie 71, 90 Lord, Stephen 72, 85, 90, 163, 194, 203, 204, 227, 236 Lord Dunsany (Edward Plunkett) 96 Lorde, Ann 241 Lorde, Athena 193, 240, 241, 249 Lords of Flatbush 382 Lorenge, M.E. 390

Loretta Young Show 183, 184, 324 Lorimar Productions 68, 85, 89, 94, 165, 168, 321, 336, 344, 345, 353, 367, 397, 398, 411, 422 Lorimer, Linda 27 Lorimer, Louise 27, 47, 87, 214, 257 Lorin, Will 124, 384 Loring, Ann 186, 187, 188, 189 Loring, David 94 Loring, Gloria 47, 334 Loring, John 316 Loring, Lisa 337 Loring, Lynn 93, 384 Loring, Robert 138 Lormer, Jon (John) 36, 38, 177, 216, 222, 247, 248, 250, 279, 366 Lorne, Marion 29, 119, 120, 122 Loros, George 23, 39 Lorraine, Guido 232 Lorraine Daggett (The Millionaire) 219 Lorre, Peter 12 Lorre, Peter, Jr. 346 Los Gatos 357 Losby, Donald 224 Loser Take All 382 Lost and Found (The Mississippi) 223 Lost and Found (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Lost City (The Cisco Kid) 58 Lost Identity (Target) 304 Lost in Space 184 Lost in Spacesuits (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Lost Kingdom of Snow Island 382 Lost Knight (Knight Rider) 168 The Lost Ones (Sea Hunt) 278 Lost Pegleg Mine (Death Valley Days) 73 Lost Platoon (Fantasy Island) 91 Lost Raider (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Lost Silk Hat (Four Star Playhouse) 96 Lost World 382 Lots of Trees and a Running Stream (The Rookies) 269 Lott, Walter 279 Lotta Crabtree (Death Valley Days) 73 The Lottery (Ark II) 17 Lottimer, Eb 301 Lou Grant 184 Lou Irwin, Inc. 403 Louanne 279 Loud, David 151 Loud, Grant 274 Louden, Jay 275 Loudon, Dorothy 119, 120, 121, 122 Lough, James (Jim) 89, 193, 422 Loughery, Jacqueline (Jackie) 33, 165, 216, 223, 276 Loughlin, Lori 398 Louie Bumps into an Old Lady (Taxi) 305 Louis F. Edelman Productions 185 Louis, R.J. 370, 398, 421

489 Louis L’Amour’s the Cherokee Trail 347 Louis-Dreyfus, Julia 272 Louise, Anita 317 Louise, Tina 52, 126, 392 Louise Benson (The Millionaire) 219 Louise Williams (The Millionaire) 213 Lou-Step Productions 82, 378, 388, 405 Love, Dorothy 32, 258 Love, Jim 408 Love, Phyllis 37, 116 The Love Affair (Stir Crazy) 293 Love, American Style 185 Love and Honor (Hotel) 149 Love and Marriage 185 Love and the Athlete (Love, American Style) 185 Love and the Wee He (Love, American Style) 185 Love and War (North and South, Book Two) 393 Love at Sea (Four Star Playhouse) 97 The Love Boat 185 Love Boat Fall Preview Party 382 Love Boat II — Unfaithfully Yours (The Love Boat) 185 Love, Death, and Laura Brown (Movin’ On) 228 The Love Doctor (Fantasy Island) 90 Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em (Death Valley Days) 73 Love from A to Z 415 Love Hate Love 383 Love Is a Science (Dobie Gillis) 78 Love Is Blind (Bewitched) 29 Love Is Blind (The Millionaire) 220 Love Laughs at Locksmiths (The Millionaire) 221 Love of Life 186 Love on a Rooftop 190 Love on a Rooftop (Love on a Rooftop) 190 Love on Fire Island 383 Love on Trial (The Millionaire) 220 Love, Sidney 407 Love Song for Tanya (The Six Million Dollar Man) 286 A Love Story (The Bob Newhart Show) 32 Love That Bob 32 Love That Bob (The Bob Cummings Show) 190 Loveday, Denise 225 Loveday & Shields 94 Lovejoy, Arthur (Art) 135, 150 Lovejoy, Frank 290 Lovejoy, Joan 247 A Lovely Little Affair (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Lovenheim, Robert 338, 413, 420 Lovequist, Evelyn 60 Lover’s Leap (Not for Hire) 239 Loveton, John W. 223, 312 Lovettes 382 Lovitz, Jon 272 Lovsky, Celia 83, 117, 214, 219 Low Moan Spectacular 383

Lowe, Charles 124 Lowe, David 46 Lowe, Florence Hin 357 Lowe, Heather 390 Lowe, Sherman 257 Lowell, Skip 343 Lowell, Tom 30, 154, 318 Lowens, Curt 24, 31, 83, 117, 118, 199, 203, 294, 303, 315, 330 Lowenthal, Mark 370 Lowery, Marcella 377 Lowery, Robert 55, 139, 205, 327 Lowry, Dick 335, 350, 356, 375, 389, 394 Lowry, Hunt 356 Lowry, Lois 413 Lowther, George 202, 317 Loyalty (Zane Grey Theater) 332 Lu, June Kyoto 193 Lu, Lisa 56, 141, 330 Luber, Bernard 10 Lubin, Arthur 224, 280 Luboff, Norman (Norman Luboff Choir) 60 Lucan 190 Lucarelli, Jack 284 Lucas, John Meredyth 7, 28, 116, 154, 200, 237, 256, 290, 292, 338 Lucas, Jonathan 51 Lucas, Lee 301 Lucas, Lisa 397 Lucas, Nick 419 Lucas, Sharon 70 Lucas Tanner 190 Lucchesi, Vincent 146 Lucher, (Olga?) 307 Lucht, Darlene 52 Lucia, Charles (Chip) 25, 203, 256, 204, 301, 396 Luciano, Lucky 418 Lucille Ball Productions 142, 179 The Lucinda Cabot Affair (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Luck, Mel 238 Luck of the Irish (Death Valley Days) 73 Lucking, William (Bill) 153, 193, 203, 252, 284, 326, 353, 378 Lucky, Chris 23 Lucky Streak (Sanford and Son) 272 Lucky Tim Dexter (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Lucy and Flip Do “Gone with the Wind” (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy and Flip Go Legit (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy and Harry’s Tonsils (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy and Jack Benny’s Biography (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy and Johnny Carson (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy and Ma Parker (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy and Miss Shelley Winters (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy & Pat Collins (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy and Paul Winchell (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy and Phil Silvers (The Lucy Show) 191

Lucy and Rudy Vallee (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy and Sid Caesar (The Lucy Show) 192 Lucy and the Andrews Sisters (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy and the Diamond Cutter (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy and the Efficiency Expert (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy and the Ex-Con (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy and the Generation Gap (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy and the Guard Goose (Life with Lucy) 180 Lucy and the Military Academy (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy and the Mob (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy and the Plumber (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy and the Ring-a-Ding Ring (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy and the Stolen Stole (The Lucy Show) 192 Lucy and Viv Reminisce (The Lucy Show) 192 Lucy and Wayne Newton (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy at the Drive-In Movie (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy Becomes a Reporter (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy Becomes an Astronaut (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy Drives a Dump Truck (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy Gets Caught (up) in the Draft (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy Goes Hawaiian (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy Goes to the Air Force Academy (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy Helps Craig Get His Driver’s License (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy Is a Kangaroo for a Day (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy Looses Her Cool (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy Meets the Burtons (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy Plays Florence Nightingale (The Lucy Show) 191 The Lucy Show 5, 191–192 Lucy Takes Over (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy, the Babysitter (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy, the Cement Worker (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy, the Diamond Cutter (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy, the Handyman (The Lucy Show) 192 Lucy, the Helpful Mother (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy, the Philanthropist (The Lucy Show) 191 Lucy, the Shopping Expert (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 74 Lucy’s Bonus Bounces (Here’s Lucy) 144 Lucy’s Burglar Alarm (Here’s Lucy) 143 Lucy’s Mystery Guest (The Lucy Show) 191

INDEX Ludlum, Edward 72, 327 Ludwig, Bill 358 Ludwig, Jerrold L. (Jerry) 125, 126, 250, 345, 370, 374, 405, 413, 421 Ludwig, Pamela 318 Ludwig, Salem 303, 354 Ludwig, William 333, 334 Lufkin, Thomas 54 Luft, Lorna 313 Lugo, Frank 168, 169 Lugosi, Bella 263 Luisi, James 138, 294, 301, 349, 422 Lukas, Ernest (Ernie) 331 Luke, Edwin (Eddie) 199 Luke, Keye 46, 49, 67, 137, 171, 193, 236, 346, 378 Luke Fortune (The Millionaire) 212 Lukes, Jack (A.) 175, 176, 184 Lumbly, Carl 41, 391 Lumet, Baruch 359 Lumley, Joanna 389 Lumley, Terry 350 Lummis, Dayton 33, 56, 67, 177, 192, 253, 323 Luna, Barbara 45 Lund 34, 35, 49, 92, 223, 277, 312 Lund, Art 168, 199, 254 Lund, Deanna 172 Lund, L. 7 Lund, Larry 59, 78, 151 Lundigan, William 59, 74, 209, 282 Lundin, Victor 27, 54 Lundmark, William (Bill) 209, 315 Lundy, Rocky 215 Lung, Clarence 10, 180 Lunghi, Cherie 357 Lupino, Ida 71, 82, 96, 97, 280, 367 Lupino, Richard 220 Lupo, Tom 291 Lupton, John 45, 131, 132, 203, 218, 300, 330, 346, 407 Lupus, Peter 222 Luraschi, Adrenne 341 Lure of Danger (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Lush, Valerie 374 Lusk, Freeman 216 Lussier, Robert 29, 199, 200 Lustgarten, Edgar 423 Lutenbacher, Don 385 Luther Gillis: File #521 (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Lutz, Joleen 234 Lutz, Sam 178 Lux, Kristen 393 Lux Playhouse 192 Lux Video Theatre 192 Lyden, Pierce 26, 270 Lydon, James (Jimmy) 8, 178, 284, 288, 306, 322, 386, 397 Lyell, Paul 169 Lyle, Barbara Ellen 86 Lyman 322 Lyman, Will 289 Lyman P. Dokker, Fed (Baretta) 23 Lymburn, George 116 Lyn, Dawn 24, 130, 230, 330 Lyn-Ron Production 383 Lynch, Hal 45, 70, 116, 291 Lynch, Karen E. 396

INDEX Lynch, Ken 26, 34, 38, 39, 52, 93, 128, 155, 171, 178, 193, 243, 280, 295 Lynch, Richard 23, 199, 204, 275, 278, 296, 299, 301 Lynch, Robin 325 Lynch, Shannon 325 Lynda Carter’s Special 383 Lynde, Janice 25, 361 Lynde, Paul 29, 48, 151, 163, 253, 306, 358, 369 Lyndon, Barre 395 Lynley, Carol 90, 368, 369 Lynn, Betty 15, 54, 125, 177, 297 Lynn, Cynthia 298 Lynn, Emmett 286 Lynn, Evie 282 Lynn, Jack 192 Lynn, Jeffrey 285 Lynn, Jennie 185 Lynn, Julie 383 Lynn, Loretta 368 Lynn, Marcy 43 Lynn, Rita 321 Lynn, Robert 26, 135, 270, 304 Lynn, Sandra 27 Lynn, Stella 139, 199 Lynn-Thomas, Derrick 356 Lynne, Janice 416 Lyon, Earle 325 Lyon, Francis D. 290 Lyons, Collette 298 Lyons, Gene 155, 215 Lyons, Linda (Lee) 256, 368 Lyons, Pete 327 Lyons, Richard E. 377, 403 Lyons, Robert F. 93, 203, 243, 281, 285, 363, 365, 379 Lysdahl, Tori 284, 287 Lytell, Bert 240, 303 Lytton, Debbie 232, 369 Lytton, Herbert (C.) 49, 92, 277, 327 Lytton, Shel 73 Maas, Audrey 357 Maas, Peter 278 Mabe, Byron 171, 350 Mabley, Moms 366 Mac and Quon Le: No Reservations (Night Court) 235 MacAfee, Florence 84 Macahans 149 MacArthur, James 315, 320, 321 Macaulay (Macauley, MacCaulay), Charles 69, 302, 318, 329, 343 Macaulay, Richard 205, 279 Macauley, Joseph 98 MacBridges, Jim 325 Macchia, John 168 Macchio, Ralph 85 MacCloskey, Isabell 385 MacCorkindale, Simon 90, 204 MacDaniels, Charles 154 MacDonald, David 232, 419 MacDonald, Ian 198 MacDonald, Jeffrey 360 MacDonald, John D. 303, 417 MacDonald, Kenneth (R.) 246, 247, 248, 259, 269, 306, 313 Macdonald, Norm 272 Macdonald, Ross 17 MacDonald, Ryan 256, 383 MacDonnell, Kyle 51, 147

490 MacDonnell, Norman 130, 319 MacDougall, Ranald 399 Mace Neufeld Productions 353 MacFarlane, Louella 132, 134 MacGibbon, Harriet 208 MacGregor, Katherine 181, 182 MacGregor, Scottie 181, 182, 353 MacGregor, Sean 287 Machado, Mario 228, 283 Machines Strike Back (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) 320 Machon, Karen 243, 256 Macht, Stephen 41, 335, 358, 362, 364, 409 MacIntosh, Jay W. 24, 412 Mack, Bernard Burnell 76 Mack, Cactus 58 Mack, Dick 152 Mack, Helen 206 Mack, S. Franklin 399 Mack, Ted 258 Mack, Warner 161 MacKay, Don 408 MacKay, Jeff 194, 302, 303 MacKechnie, Donald 149 MacKelvie, Jock 57 MacKenna, Stephen 341 Mackenzie, Gisele 44, 404 MacKenzie, Joyce 92 MacKenzie, Michael 391 Mackenzie, Patch 168 MacKenzie, Philip Charles 39, 88, 422 Mackenzie, Will 32, 154, 233, 234, 274, 305, 317 MacKenzie’s Raiders 194 Macklin, David 31, 140, 172, 247, 304 MacLachlan, Janet 116, 227, 256, 329, 403 MacLaine, Shirley 337, 387 MacLane, Barton 53, 150, 244, 247, 324 MacLane, Roland 229 MacLane, Tony 332 MacLean, Peter 251, 296 MacLendon’s People (Skin Game) 408 MacLeod, Bruce 408 MacLeod, Gavin 41, 118, 182, 185, 224, 282, 382, 405 MacLeod, Murray 203, 279, 329, 380 Macleon, John 46 MacMichael, Florence 224, 276 MacMurray, Fred 230, 337, 358, 413 MacNaughton, Robert 398 MacNeal, Catherine 169 Macnee, Patrick 197 MacPherson, MacDonald 417 MacRae, Elizabeth 1278, 140 MacRae, Gordon 192, 276, 348 MacRae, Heather 348 MacRae, Meredith 230, 248, 249, 348, 411, 415 MacRae, Michael 147, 275, 285 MacRae, Sheila 157, 348 Macready, George 97, 249 MacReady, Michael 178 MacVittie, Bruce 289

Macy, Bill 204, 390 Macy, Jack 166 Macy, William H. 288, 339 Madalone, Dennis 330 Madden, Dave 13, 41, 270 Madden, Donald 380 Madden, Edward (Ed) 290, 291 Madden, Jerry 12 Madden, Lee 40, 226 Madden, Peter 304 Madden, Sharon 279 Madden, Tommy 67, 153, 285 Maddocks, Richard 238 Maddow, Ben 343 Maddux, Lee 152, 275, 276 Madeiras, Mary 72 Madhouse 90 383 Madigan 231 Madigan, Amy 417 Madison, Ellen 85 A Madness Most Discreet (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Madoc, Philip 391 Madsen, Peter 40 Madsen, Virginia 391 Maffei, Robert (Buck) 291 Maffeo, Neil T. 394 Maffett, Debra Sue 342 Maga, Conrad 140 Maga, Micky 215 Magar, Guy 39, 293 Magee, Jack 153 Maggart, Brandon 39, 233 Maggie Dalton (The Millionaire) 221 Maggie, the Witness (Mr. Lucky) 224 The Magic Box (Colt .45) 60 The Magic Fishbone (Little Lady Storytime) 182 The Magic Parchment (Favorite Story) 92 Magician (The Incredible Hulk) 152 The Magician (Fantasy Island) 90 The Magician (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Magid Triplets 309 Magiera, Dan 300 Magistretti, Paul 236, 284 Magnificent Forger (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Magnum, P.I. 194–197 Magowan, Jean 413 Magruder, John 258 Maguire, Jeff 416 Mah, Lawrence 398 Maharis, George 126, 204, 226, 250, 358 Maher, Joseph 81 Mahin, Don 316 Mahler, Bruce 97 Mahler, Myron 147 Mahon, John 273, 377 Mahoney, Barbara 406 Mahoney, Jock 202, 221, 257, 283, 294, 330 Mahoney, John 362 Maibaum, Richard 310 Maier, Tim 350 Mail Order Mommy (Gun Shy) 129 Main, Laurie 70, 88, 404 Mainprize, James 380 Mainwaring, Daniel 367 Maioho, Ardi 195 Mair, Jimmy 301

Maisonette, Hector 279 Major H Productions 381 Majors, Lee 30, 89, 244, 286, 320, 376, 377 Make ‘Em Laugh 383 Make Me Beautiful, Doctor 384 Make Room for Daddy 71 Make the Sun Shine (Baretta) 23 Makeba, Miriam 121 Makin’ It 197 Making of a Male Model 384 Making of a Mistress 384 Making of a President (Dallas) 68 Mako 37, 171, 378, 421 Makoul, Rudy 49 Malave, Chu Chu 23 Malcolm, Robert 81, 199 Malcolm Enterprises 321 Malcolm Stuart [Productions] 344 Malden, Karl 293, 360 Maldonado, Henry 343 Maldonado, Mary 137 Male, Colin 130 The Male Ego (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Male Model 384 Maleki, Christopher 371 Malet, Arthur 404 Malet, Pierre 389 Maley, Peggy 250 Malikyan, Kevork 274 Malinda, Jim 23, 285 Malis, Claire 256, 284, 339 Mallard, Mary 68 Mallinson, Rory 56, 72, 87 Mallory, Bryan 25 Mallory, Carole 374 Mallory, Edward 29, 52, 377 Malloy, John 392 Malloy, Merrit 349 Malmsjö, Jan 31, 118, 315 Malone, Dale 381 Malone, Dorothy 85, 249, 346 Malone, Halsey 192 Malone, Jack 220 Malone, Jerell O. 228 Malone, Joel 327 Malone, Nancy 45, 243, 381 Malone, Pick 15 Maloney, James 17, 60 Maloney, Peter 390 Maloof, Richard 179 Malooly, Maggie 169, 410 Mama George’s Horse’s Hat (Bold Venture) 33 Mama Goes Back to School (Meet Millie) 207 Mama Takes Over the House (Meet Millie) 208 Mamakos, Mike 259 Mamakos, Peter 27, 35, 55, 68, 70, 74, 309 Mama’s Party (Meet Millie) 208 Man, David 38 The Man 384 Man About the House 311 Man and the Challenge 197 The Man Behind the Badge 198 The Man Between 384 A Man Called Ragan (Cheyenne) 53 A Man Called Ragan (The Dakotas) 67 A Man Called Sloane 198

491 The Man Called X 199 The Man from Atlantis 199 The Man from Atlantis (The Man from Atlantis) 199 The Man from Bootstrap (Bus Stop) 40 The Man from Idaho (The Quiet Man) 400 The Man from U.N.C.L.E 126 Man in a Cage (The Manhunter) 200 Man in the Air (The DuPont Show) 83 The Man in the Capsule (The Man and the Challenge) 198 A Man in the Window (Judd for the Defense) 164 A Man, Name of Brown (Gunsmoke) 130 Man o’ War (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Man of Destiny 384 Man of Some Destiny 384 Man on a Bicycle (The General Electric Theatre) 123 Man on a String (The Fugitive) 115 Man on a Wire (Lawman) 178 Man on Fire (Barnaby Jones) 26 Man on Horseback (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Man on the Run 384 Man on the Run (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 50 The Man Trap (Star Trek) 290 The Man Who Always Fell Uphill (Telephone Time) 306 The Man Who Believed in Fairy Tales (Telephone Time) 306 The Man Who Believed in Law (Hotel de Paree) 149 The Man Who Broke the Bank at Red Gap (Alias Smith and Jones) 12 The Man Who Came Forever (Newhart) 233 The Man Who Could Move the World (Wonder Woman) 329 The Man Who Had No Friends (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 277 The Man Who Made No Defense (District 7) 355 The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife (The Kraft Television Theatre) 170 The Man Who Owned Skagway (Klondike) 166 The Man Who Swindled Goering (Celebrity Playhouse) 50 The Man Who Walked Out on Himself (Four Star Playhouse) 96 The Man Who Was Never Licked (Death Valley Days) 73 Man with a Camera 385 The Man with the Lead Foot (The Green Peacock) 367 The Man with the Power 385 Man without a Gun 200 Man without Fear (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Manaesse, George 361

Manard, Biff 157 Mancini, Henry 367 Mancini, Ric 46, 227, 250, 367 Mancuso, Nick 405 Mandabach, Caryn 66 Mandan, Robert (Bob) 25, 58, 98, 110, 226, 251, 382 Mandel, Alan 185 Mandel, Babaloo 129, 369 Mandel, Denis 134 Mandel, Red 307 Mandel, Sid 41 Mandelker, Philip 82, 343, 424 Mandell, Herb 289 Mandrell, Barbara 368 Mandrell, Irlene 186 Mandy Film Inc. 50 Manetti, Larry 194, 195, 196, 197, 294, 295, 356 Mangione, Chuck 196 Manheim, Chris 318 Manhoff, Bill 75, 307 Manhood (Gibbsville) 126 The Manhunter 200 Manings, Allan 127, 270 Maninno, R. Anthony 376 Mankiewicz, Don M. 285, 363 Mankiewicz, Tom 138 Manley, Louise 58 Manley, Stephen 25, 171, 201, 402 The Manly Art of Murder (Lock-up) 183 Mann, Abby 169, 206, 338 Mann, Anita 144, 157 Mann, Daniel 372 Mann, Delbert 96, 154, 353, 386, 393 Mann, Dolores 203 Mann, Edward Andrew 375 Mann, Jack 71, 209, 280 Mann, Johnny (Johnny Mann Singers) 71 Mann, Larry D. 8, 156, 198, 306 Mann, Michael 14, 125, 304, 305 Manners, Kim 203, 204 Mannheimer, Albert 126 Manning, Jack 204 Manning, Monroe 201 Manning, Patricia 183 Manning, Red 379 Manning, Ruth 326 Mannix 200 Mannix, Julie 358, 384 Mannon (Gunsmoke) 130 Mano a Mano (Bronk) 38 Manoff, Dinah 362 Manon, Gloria 25, 300 Man’s Estate (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Mansfield, Ally 253 Mansfield, Alma 150 Mansfield, Duncan 78 Mansfield, Jayne 42, 157 Mansfield, John 76 Mansfield, Rankin 54, 177 Mansfield, Sally 80 Manship, Hanns 200 Mansinne, Jim 391 Manson, Alan 169, 286 Manson, Charlotte 261 Manson, David 424 Manson, Maurice 55, 60, 139, 241, 242, 280, 297, 303

Mantee, Paul 13, 41, 116, 158, 190, 274, 314, 331, 421 Mantell, Joe 14, 74, 201, 218 Mantley, John 130, 149, 318, 328, 372 Mantooth, Donald 406 Mantooth, Randolph 68, 86, 242, 406 Mantz, Paul 94 Manuel, Luis 283 Manulis, Martin 8, 59, 78, 249, 250, 296 Many Happy Replays (Ira, Joe and Esther) 374 Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 78 Manz, Linda 394 Manza, Ralph 123, 138, 162, 233, 274, 279, 280 Manzi, Warren 354 Manzo, Diane 138 Mapes, Jacques 389 Mapes, Ted 58, 92, 270 Maphis, Joe 160 Maples, Terence 165 Mara, Adele 53 Mara Robinson (The Millionaire) 221 Marada Corp. 201 Marble Arch Productions 401 The Marble Slab (Bat Masterson) 27 Marc, Ted 252 Marcelino, Mario 168 Marcellino, John (“Jocko”) 281 March, Alexander (Alex) 23, 50, 170, 222, 223, 250, 278 March, Hal 42, 60, 74, 124, 229, 253 March, William 339 Marchand, Carl 357 Marchand, Nancy 184, 185, 335 Marche, Vera 179 Marchetta, Camille 84, 405 Marchiano, Bruce 228 Marcia Forrest (The Millionaire) 218 Marco, Fatso 309 Marcos, Omar 262 Marcovicci, Andrea 273, 313, 419 Marcus, Ann 42, 368 Marcus, Bernie 135 Marcus, Bob 80, 150 Marcus, Devera 176 Marcus, Ellis 93, 146, 151, 199, 223, 278, 315, 327, 367, 419 Marcus, Joe David 405 Marcus, Joe, Jr. 405 Marcus, Larry 97, 276 Marcus, Lawrence B. 356 Marcus, Sparky 411 Marcus, Vitina 184 Marcuse, Theodore 9, 139, 248 Marcy, Helen 131 Marden, Adrienne 46, 134, 171, 184, 217, 316, 321, 384 Mardi Gras Weekend 385 Maren, Jerry 144 Margaret Browning (The Millionaire) 211 Margaret Stoneham (The Millionaire) 220 Margarita 278 Margate Productions 30 Margetts, Monty 29, 219, 220

INDEX Margie 201 Margie’s New Boyfriend (My Little Margie) 229 Margo, George 23, 46, 232 Margo, Larry 204 Margolese, E.M. 237, 300 Margolin, Arnold 52, 185 Margolin, Janet 317, 363, 384 Margolin, Stuart 22, 138, 156, 185, 195, 329, 363, 370 Margolis, Jack 270 Margolis, Jeff 333, 337, 383, 410 Margolis, Paul B. 301 Margulies, Stan 335, 390, 415 Mari, Gina 181 Marich, Allison 233 Marie, Jean 150 Marie, Linda 205 Marijane 54, 55 Marília 153 Marilly Leaves Town (Mayor of the Town) 206 Marilly’s Present (Mayor of the Town) 206 Marin, Andrew 343 Marin, Paul 153 Marin, Russ 295, 360 Marinaro, Ed 146, 147, 174 Marine, Joe 97 Marine, Julie 153 The Mariners 18, 19 Marino, Ben 83 Marino, Silvia 116 Marion, Blake 255, 283 Marion, Charles (R.) 213, 389 Marion, Paul 59, 92, 223, 316 Marion, Richard 242 Marion, Sidney (Sid) 199 Marion Goes to Jail (Happy Days) 134 Maris, Herbert L. 182 Marjay Productions 387 Marjeff Productions 180 Marjorie Martinson (The Millionaire) 215 Mark, Flip 46, 48, 72, 129, 220, 269, 369 Mark Fleming (The Millionaire) 219 Mark Goodson — Bill Todman Productions 324 Mark Saber 201 Mark Saber Mystery Theatre 201 Mark VII Ltd. Productions 8, 81, 86, 142, 237, 252 Marked Deck (Bat Masterson) 26 Marked for Bounty (The Deputy) 74 Markell, Bob 424 Marker, Patricia Ann 25 Markes, Larry 245, 246 Markey, Melinda 133 Markham 201 Markham, Mary 343 Markham, Monte 45, 202 Markland, Ted 35, 51, 145, 269, 279, 284, 372 Markle, Fletcher 4, 115, 179 Marko, Larry 153 Marko, Peter 291 Markoff, Diane 255, 256 Markova, Lydia 59, 314 Markowitz, Gary 316, 317 Markowitz, Mitch 193 Markowitz, Robert 278 Marks, Arthur 246, 247

INDEX Marks, Billy 37 Marks, Guy 143, 162 Marks, Hilliard 156 Marks, Joan 175 Marks, Laurence 123 Marks, Michael 85 Marks, Sherman 27, 202, 252 Markson, Ben 9 Markus, John 66 Markus, Leah 396 Marley, Ben 251 Marley, John 25, 55, 165, 298, 373, 390, 413 Marlo, Steven 60, 86, 118 Marlow, Rick (Ric) 49, 195, 196, 259, 261, 310 Marlowe, Angel 397 Marlowe, Don 84 Marlowe, Fay 379 Marlowe, Frank 34, 211 Marlowe, Hugh 9, 276, 304 Marlowe, Jack 144, 220, 221 Marlowe, Marion 18, 19 Marlowe, Nora 83, 130, 177, 211, 216, 295, 321 Marlowe, Norma Jane 241, 242 Marlowe, Scott 54, 93, 204, 311, 330, 413 Marlowe, Wendy 288 Marly, Florence 215 Marmer, Mike 46, 47, 48, 185 Marmo, Joe 293 Maroff, Bob 41 The Marooned (Pursuit) 253 Maross, Joe 28, 60, 116, 118, 145, 215, 249 Marquand, Christian 419 Marquand, Richard 341 Marquez 380 Marquez, William 273, 403 Marquez, Yolanda 90 Marquis, Kristopher 372 Marquis, Phil 283 The Marquis Chimps 119, 191 Marr, Edward 205 Marr, Olga 197 Married Alive (Night Court) 235 Mars, Bruce 291 Mars, Kenneth 142, 197, 281, 287, 424 Marsac, Maurice 11, 115, 117, 118, 119, 133, 147, 211, 315, 375 Marsell, Tita 140 Marsh, Jean 236, 366 Marsh, Linda 45, 88, 200, 294, 296, 392 Marsh, Michele 23, 85, 228, 254 Marsh, Tani 77 Marsh, Tiger Joe 283 Marsh, Walter 408 Marshak, Tracy 368 Marshall, Ann 229 Marshall, Anthony W. (Tony) 31, 134, 174, 225 Marshall, Burt 274, 284, 318 Marshall, Chet 316, 326 Marshall, Connie 92, 131 Marshall, Don 170, 172, 291, 343 Marshall, E.G. 384 Marshall, Emily 233, 234 Marshall, Frank 396 Marshall, Garry (K.) 15, 31, 134, 144, 161, 174, 176, 197, 225, 226, 369

492 Marshall, George (E.) 142, 143 Marshall, George Lee 211 Marshall, Gregory 179 Marshall, Helene 53 Marshall, Herbert 51, 315, 328 Marshall, Jay 402 Marshall, John 33, 141, 216 Marshall, Kathy 174 Marshall, Ken 149 Marshall, Linda 304 Marshall, Marion 248 Marshall, Mort 159 Marshall, Penny 32, 174, 354 Marshall, Peter 219, 315, 419 Marshall, Phyllis 238 Marshall, Sarah 16, 70, 138, 405 Marshall, Shary 73, 140, 164, 300 Marshall, Sidney 317 Marshall, Stephen 391 Marshall, William 70 Marshall, Zena 92 Marshall Grant Productions 331 Marshe, Vera 207, 211 Marsic, Bob 181 Marstar Productions 326 Marston, Joel 58 Marston, Roger 199 Marta, Lynne 93, 168, 185, 294, 295, 374 Martel, Arlene 194, 305 Martel, Bill 343 Martel, K.C. 22, 313, 368, 385 Martell, Donna 26, 214 Martell, Gregg 220 Martell, Kurt 331 Marterto Enterprises 71 Marth, Frank 98, 116, 117, 143, 155, 243, 254, 256, 328, 420 Martha & the Vandellas 281 Martha Crockett (The Millionaire) 215 Martha Gray (The Millionaire) 222 Martha Halloran (The Millionaire) 219 Martha Raye Show 14, 15 Martian Chronicles 385 Martin, Aaron 300 Martin, Al 205, 206, 279 Martin, Andra 55, 56, 61, 205, 216 Martin, Andrea 186, 187, 188, 413 Martin, Anne-Marie 256, 296 Martin, Mrs. Arthur 81 Martin, Aubri 295 Martin, Bandi 16 Martin, Barney 234, 287, 312, 332, 390 Martin, Charles (O.) 72, 87, 124 Martin, Dean 60, 156, 202 Martin, Dewey 83, 421 Martin, Dick 129, 191, 233, 234, 270, 419 Martin, Don 53, 128, 223, 240, 276, 282, 309 Martin, D’Urville 70 Martin, Edith 316 Martin, Eugene 184, 214, 279, 322 Martin, Helen 272 Martin, Ian 80

Martin, Jared 90, 252, 372 Martin, Jill 25 Martin, John 401 Martin, John Bartlow 413 Martin, Kiel 146, 147, 320 Martin, Lewis 217 Martin, Madelyn 74, 191, 311 Martin, Marcia 368 Martin, Meade 304 Martin, Melissa Renée 87 Martin, Nan 225, 346, 415 Martin, Pamela Sue 136, 137, 254 Martin, Pepper 252 Martin, Quinn 22, 24, 44, 74, 115, 154, 200, 226, 232, 293, 314, 317, 349, 351, 352, 361, 371, 373, 380, 423 Martin, Randi 344 Martin, Ron 158, 159 Martin, Ross 26, 61, 63, 64, 65, 75, 185, 224, 254, 282, 328, 355, 406, 422 Martin, Sandy 204, 235, 273 Martin, Sobey 34, 58, 59, 91, 92, 128, 171, 172, 211, 214, 245, 282, 316, 331 Martin, Steve 245, 246, 287, 288, 337, 367, 411 Martin, Strother 23, 34, 122, 141, 149, 214, 397 Martin, Thomas 212 Martin, Todd 168, 284, 294, 296 Martin, Tom 12, 421 Martin, Tony 60, 76, 77 Martin, Yves André 352 Martin Kane, Private Eye 201 Martin Kane, Private Investigator 201 Martin Poll Productions 345 Martin Scott Story (The Millionaire) 217 Martinet, Mr. 263 Martinez, A. 23, 50, 138, 171, 194, 255, 272, 295, 338, 374, 403 Martinez, Al 158 Martinez, Claudio 374 Martinez, James 274 Martínez, Joaquin 145 Martinez, Ken 83 Martinez, Mina 171 Martini, Richard 175 Martino, Al 161 Martinson, Leslie H. (Les) 11, 25, 35, 36, 53, 54, 59, 76, 139, 144, 177, 178, 185, 200, 205, 211, 226, 237, 255, 261, 271, 279, 280, 287, 297, 306, 312, 325 Martoff, Sid 423 Marton, Andrew 66, 67, 197 Martorano, Vince 23 Martyn, Greg 357 The Marvelites 19 Marvin, Frankie 122 Marvin, Lee 170, 177 Marvin, Tony 18 Marvin Miller Collection 4, 26, 28, 30, 71, 96, 124, 127, 172, 185, 201, 211, 236, 240, 244, 246, 288, 292, 310, 329, 343, 354, 385, 397, 399, 405 Marvin Miller, Storyteller 385 Marx, Arthur 13 Marx, Chico 60, 354 Marx, Groucho 231, 238, 245, 282, 354

Marx, Harpo 60, 354 Marx, Marvin 157 Marx, Samuel 239, 315 Mary Kaye Trio 76, 119 Mary Markham Productions 343 Mary Worth 386 Maryan, Irene 57 Marziso, Grazia 216 Masak, Ron 127, 228, 250, 251, 297, 331 Mascarino, Pierrino 275 Maschio, Michael (J.) 273, 288 Maschler, Tim 326 Mascolo, Joseph 38, 67, 363 The Mascot (Noah’s Ark) 237 M*A*S*H 192 The Mask (The Unexpected) 316 Mask of Death (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 The Mask of Love (This Is the Life) 310 Maslin, Joe 355 Maslow, Waiter 382 Mason, Anne 285 Mason, Calvin 76 Mason, Connie 226, 285 Mason, Edward 289 Mason, Eric 301 Mason, Ginger 343 Mason, Grace Sartwell 157 Mason, Jackie 121, 159, 288 Mason, James 79, 192, 276, 364 Mason, Lola 296, 317, 425 Mason, Madison 68, 168, 302 Mason, Marlyn 28, 116, 203, 222, 227, 274, 379 Mason, Marsha 337 Mason, Pamela 330 Mason, Paul 57, 89, 125, 155, 173, 271, 422 Mason, Robert 84 Mason, Stefanie 52 Mason, Sydney 97, 199 Masquerade of Terror (A Man Called Sloane) 198 Massacre at Wounded Knee (The Great Adventure) 128 Massari, Dick 383 Masselink, Ben 341, 359 Massey, Ilona 262, 263 Massey, Jayne 28 Massey, Raymond 79, 96 Massive Hemmorhage of Jamie Kent (Bold Venture) 33 Master (The) 201 The Master of Disguise (A Man Called Sloane) 198 Master of the Perfect Murder (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Masterpiece Playhouse 202 Masters, Ben 410 Masters, Bill 209 Masters, Billy 289 Masters, M. 81 Masters, Michael (Mike) 16, 117, 118, 190, 222, 406 Masters, Monty 333, 334, 340, 346, 356, 361, 369, 374, 382, 388, 408, 410, 423 Masters, Natalie 8, 13, 221, 237, 369 Masters, William 55 Masterson, Rod 372

493 Masterson, Whit 353 Masterworks Theatre 202 Mastrantonio, Mary Elizabeth 391 Masur, Richard 334, 341, 362 Mata & Hari 357 Matador (Bold Venture) 33 Matchett, Christine (Christie) 154, 244 Matchinga, Caryn 85 Matchmaker (Daniel Boone) 70 Matchmaker (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 321 Mate, Lowell 422 Matheny, Jean 69, 70, 171, 172, 315 Mather, Jack 33, 205, 280, 326 Mathers, Jerry 323 Mathes, Duncan McCord 385 Matheson, Don 83, 172, 184, 254 Matheson, Murray 136, 142, 248 Matheson, Richard 290, 385 Matheson, Richard (Jr., Christian) 293 Matheson, Tim 33, 254, 320, 329 Mathews, Allen 256 Mathews, Carmen 123, 232, 416 Mathews, Carole 213, 216 Mathews, Gene 322 Mathews, Larry 75 Mathews, Patrick 302, 330 Mathews, Walter 11, 86, 248, 255, 260, 298 Mathias, Anna 295 Mathias, Bob 314 Mathias, Darian 327, 397 Mathias, Sonny 167 Mathiason, Thora 76, 77 Mathieu, Bill 287 Mathis, Johnny 333, 336, 391 Matinee Idol (The Millionaire) 218 Matinee Theatre 202 Matson, Norman 12 Matt Helm 202 Matt Houston 203 A Matter of Identity (Markham) 201 A Matter of Inconvenience 376 A Matter of Instinct (The Rough Riders) 270 A Matter of Life (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 A Matter of Life and Death (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 A Matter of Passion (T.J. Hooker) 301 Matthau, Walter 305, 337 Matthews, Dorothy 338 Matthews, George 122 Matthews, John 17 Matthews, Lester 49, 51, 150, 230, 404 Matthews, Paige 319 Matthews, Ross 398 Matthews, Walter 251 Matthius, Gail 272, 285 Mattick, Patricia 45, 295 Mattingly, Hedley 67, 84, 201, 313, 346 Mattis, Jack 77 Mattox, Matt 43

Mattson, Denver 328 Mattson, Robin 350 Matz, Peter 387 Maude 204 Maude-Roxby, Roddy 270 Maude’s Sailor Friend (Maude) 204 Maugham, (W.) Somerset 97, 290 Mauldin, Nat 233, 235, 236 Maunder, Wayne 51, 67, 171, 172 Maureen Reynolds (The Millionaire) 219 Mauro, Ralph (Raf ) 126, 279, 300 Maury, Derrel 85, 86, 161, 162 Maury, Jacques 389 Maverick 204–205 Mawhinny, David 72 Max, Ron 169 Max in Love (Hart to Hart) 138 Max Shinburn, Arch-Criminal (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Maxey, Paul 92, 173, 246 Maxwell, Alyscia 236 Maxwell, Charles 26, 129, 130, 145, 151, 205, 277, 278, 326 Maxwell, Daphne 356 Maxwell, Don 255, 301, 302, 318 Maxwell, Frank 25, 33, 94, 116, 123, 220, 226, 246, 257, 287, 296 Maxwell, Jeff 192, 193 Maxwell, Jenny 40, 141 Maxwell, John 36, 173, 197 Maxwell, Marilyn 37, 40 Maxwell, Paul 35 Maxwell, Robert 10 Maxwell, Ronald F. 419 Maxwell, Stacey 28, 237 Maxwell Associates 339 Maxwell-Reid, Daphne 283 Maxwell’s Comet (The Halls of Ivy) 133 May, Angela 254 May, Bob 184 May, David 297 May, Deborah 356 May, Donald 60, 260, 280, 325 May, Elaine 357 May, Julian C. 303 May, Lenora 234, 337 May, Rex 127 May the Source Be with You (Quark) 253 Mayama, Miko 144 Maybe Menehunes (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Mayberry, James 152 Mayberry, Jeanne 77 Mayberry, Russ 152, 165, 169, 193, 231, 273, 366, 398, 408 Mayberry Enterprises 15 Mayberry R.F.D. 205 Maydelle, Sabina 238 Mayehoff, Eddie 149, 185, 282 Mayer, Christopher (Chip) 285 Mayer, Dorothy 359 Mayer, Frank 375 Mayer, Gerald 9, 79, 117, 155,

200, 211, 213, 214, 215, 216, 239, 249, 279, 314 Mayer, Jerry 88, 89, 93, 163, 164, 215 Mayer, Ken 34, 55, 72, 288, 297, 306, 329 Mayes, Wendell 404 Maynard, Amanda 335 Maynard, Kermit 58, 59 Maynard, Mimi 138, 296 Mayne, Ferdinand (Ferdy) 398, 403 Maynor, Asa 259 Mayo, Jacqueline 93, 216 Mayo, Raymond 118, 169, 252 Mayo, Tobar 279 Mayo, Virginia 250, 342 Mayo, Whitman 271 Mayo-Chandler, Karen 37 Mayon, Helen 184 Mayor of the Town 205 Mayre, Jean 372 Mayron, Melanie 346 Mays, Dawson 25 Maysville Minstrel 386 Mazane, Bernadette 21 Mazes, Michael 242 Mazurki, Mike 56, 57, 156, 240, 318, 374 Mazursky, Paul 71 Mazzanti, Brian 421 Mazzeo, Vera 157 MCA 59, 170, 193, 230 MCA Television 314, 327 MCA Television Entertainment 370 McAdams, James 155, 169, 319, 320, 355, 364, 396 McAllister, Lon 303 McAloney, Michael 121, 241, 242 McAndrew, Marianne 45, 201, 294 McArt, Molly 214 McArthur, Bill 262 McAvity, Helen 70 McAvoy, Ila 77 McBain, Diane 36, 140, 141, 205, 280, 298, 299 McBain, Lennie 280 McBride, “Dirty Dan” 281 McBride, Donald (Don) 229 McBride, Harlee 226 McBride, Hazel 138 McBride, Jean 186 McCabe, Gregg 304 McCabe, Sandra 22, 83 McCabe, Shane 28 McCadden Corp. 190 McCadden Enterprises 383 McCadden Productions 32, 124 McCaffrey, Helen 16, 34, 92 McCaffrie, Pat 126, 198, 209 McCain, Frances Lee 362, 420, 425 McCall, Jade 90 McCall, Mary C., Jr. 211, 212 McCall, Shalane 68 McCalla, Irish 281 McCallion, James 70, 93, 122, 214, 295, 423 McCallister, George 45, 296 McCallister, Lon 303 McCallum, David 202, 238, 239, 247 McCalman, Macon 422 McCambridge, Mercedes 115 McCamey, Shane 303

INDEX McCandless, March 391 McCann, Chuck 34, 158, 383 McCann, John 25, 70, 138, 209, 283, 285, 287, 297 McCarley, Kevin 85 McCarren, Fred 401 McCarthy, Annette 195 McCarthy, Carl 272 McCarthy, Charlie 149 McCarthy, Dennis 82, 209, 215, 236, 240, 399 McCarthy, Devlin 30 McCarthy, Kevin 11, 28, 84, 94, 95, 118, 164, 275, 384 McCarthy, Lin 116, 155, 198 McCarty, Mary 18, 51, 262, 309, 313 McCarty, Vicki 168 McCarty, Vicky 302 McCary, Rod 286, 421 McCashin, Constance 168, 169 McCay (McKay), Peggy 125, 140, 186, 227, 233, 294, 298, 344, 356, 372 McClain, Billy 162 McClain, Cady 421 McClanahan, Rue 204, 287, 368 McClay, Howard 191 McClay, Michael 143 McCleary, Bob 68 McCleery, Albert 202 McClelland, Donald 303 McClintock, Poley 97 McClish, Clark 68 McClory, Sean 9, 37, 38, 97, 122, 145, 316, 322 McCloskey, Leigh (J.) 210, 295, 336 McCloud 96, 193, 194, 231 McClung, Susan 255 McClure, B. 321 McClure, Doug 52, 178, 194, 202, 273, 276, 282, 285, 319, 353, 422 McClurg, Bob 13, 175 McClurg, Edie 153 McCole, Michael 403 McCollough, Barton (Bart) 196 McCollum, Hugh 257 McComas, Carrott 184 McConnell, Judith 56, 272 McConnell, Keith 230 McConnochie, Joy 257, 258 McCoo, Marilyn 354, 410, 419 McCook, John 138, 196, 204 McCool, Rudy 34 McCord, David 239 McCord, Evan (= Joseph Gallison) 38, 55, 56, 141, 260, 373 McCord, Kent 8, 413 McCord, Robert III 330 McCormack, Patricia (Patty) 45, 49, 172, 246 McCormick, Carolyn 288 McCormick, Larry 204, 293, 379, 407 McCormick, Maureen 36, 42, 125, 137, 150, 419 McCormick, Pat 71, 129, 158, 159 McCormick, Stephen 331 McCowan, George 45, 90, 154, 164, 200, 231, 383 McCoy 231

INDEX McCoy, Homer 72, 73, 253 McCoy, Margie 163 McCoy, Matt 356 McCoy, Sid 294 McCracken, Jeff 28 McCracken, Richard 202 McCray, Kent 180 McCrea, Ann 72, 80 McCrea, Bill 87 McCrea, Jody 327 McCrea, Joel 96, 327 McCready, Ed 236, 285, 291 McCubbin, Russ 70 McCullers, Carson 386 McCulloch, Bruce 272 McCullough, Colleen 415 McCullough, Robert L. 89, 352 McCurry, Anne 204, 302 McCusker, Mary 364 McCutcheon, Bill 288 McCutcheon, Lawrence 330 McDaniel, Charles (A.) 116, 248, 254, 283 McDaniel, Chuck 287 McDaniel, George 41, 365 McDaniel, Hattie 28 McDearmon, David Orrick 248 McDermid, Finlay 49, 53, 61 McDermott, Brian 388 McDermott, Chris 162 McDermott, Tom 61, 268, 379 McDevitt, Ruth 79, 143, 236, 295, 347 McDonald, Anna 357 McDonald, Bill 288 McDonald, Cliff 8 McDonald, Daniel 41 McDonald, Francis (J.) 206, 257, 322 McDonald, Frank 72, 257, 327 McDonald, John 269 McDonald, Kennith 310 McDonald, Michael 237 McDonell, Margaret 192 McDonnell, Arch 238 McDonnell, Jo 279, 301, 390 McDonnell, Mary 86 McDonnell, Terrence 57 McDonough, Eileen 336 McDonough, Kit 176 McDonough, Mary Beth 321 McDormand, Frances 289 McDougall, Donald (Don) 9, 10, 33, 58, 74, 165, 200, 257, 259, 271, 289, 291, 313, 320, 321, 322 McDowall, Roddy 90, 287, 302, 303, 315, 385 McDowell, Jodi 298 McDowell, Malcolm 367 McEachin, James 8, 86, 326, 353, 362, 391 McElroy, Etan 175 McEnery, John 367, 424 McEuen, John 411 McEveety, Bernard 30, 33, 58, 130, 148, 165, 168, 254, 255, 283, 319, 328, 355, 372, 403 McEveety, Joseph 389 McEveety, Steven 291 McEveety, Vincent 67, 128, 130, 142, 236, 274, 283, 284, 285, 291, 302, 317, 372 McEvoy, Carol 86 McEwan, W 49, 54, 166

494 McFadden, Barney 25, 57, 331, 339 McFadden, Larry Lee 410 McFadden, Tom (Lee) 70, 206, 302 McFadgen, Pauline 395 McFarland, Martha 392 McGarr, Gene 145 McGavin, Darren 67, 210, 222, 236, 244, 287, 350, 353, 355, 385, 418 McGee, Vonetta 196, 350 McGeehan, Mary Kate 89 McGeorge, Jim 383 McGibbon, Scott 413 McGill, Bruce 73, 420 McGill, Jan 210 McGillin, Howard 86, 372 McGinley, Ted 134, 135, 185, 369, 382, 384 McGinn, Walter 278, 354, 377 McGinness, Joe 360 McGinnis, Scott 242 McGiveney, Maura 247 McGiver, John 12, 191, 253 McGivern, William P. 271, 287 McGivney, Michael 419 McGivney, Owen 30 McGonagle, Richard 300 McGoohan, Catherine 360 McGoohan, Patrick 256, 257, 360 McGovern, Terence 233 McGowan, Dorrell 72, 286 McGowan, George 238, 319 McGowan, Matthew 358 McGowan, Oliver 140, 248, 270, 280, 291 McGowan, Stuart (E.) 72, 286 McGowan Productions 72 McGown, Walter 282 McGrail, Walter 34 McGranary, Al 27 McGrath, Derek 234 McGrath, Frank 53, 304, 320, 321 McGrath, Kerry 390 McGrath, Richard 326 McGrath, Sharon 395 McGraw, Charles 9, 48, 149, 243 McGreevey, John 96, 126, 338, 362 McGreevey, Michael (Mike) 155, 386 McGreevey, Tom 138 McGregor, Mary 410 McGriff, Steve 13 McGuinn, Joe 35 McGuire, Betty 46 McGuire, Biff 12, 125 McGuire, Dorothy 337, 395 McGuire, Harp 209, 298 McGuire, Michael (David) 52, 227, 233, 295, 296, 326, 373 McGuire Sisters (Christine, Dorothy, Phyllis) 18, 19, 158, 159 McHale, Michael 223 McHale’s Navy 38 McHattie, Stephen 289, 403, 405 McHugh, Frank 41, 191, 219 McHugh, Jack 288 McIlvaine, Red 283

McIntire, Carl 45 McIntire, James 301 McIntire, John 116, 320, 321, 366, 379 McIntire, Tim 116, 137, 154, 179, 326 McIver, Ron 45 McKay, Brian 90, 330 McKay, Gardner 9 McKay, Jim 319 McKay, Scutter 173 McKay, Wanda 257 McKaye, Pattie 71 McKean, Michael 174, 175, 176, 272 McKeand, Carol Evan 50, 418 McKeand, Nigel 50, 321 McKechnie, Donna 276, 399 McKee, John 247 McKee, Lani 397 McKee, Robert 289 McKee, Thomas 151 McKee, Todd 272 McKee, Tom 26, 151, 198, 213, 304, 314 McKenna, James 39 McKennon, Dallas (Dal) 69, 178 McKenzie, Dennis 169 McKenzie, Harold 146 McKenzie, Ida Mae 258 McKenzie, John 283 McKenzie, Lee 218 McKenzie, Richard 18, 365 McKeon, Doug 393 McKeon, Nancy 88, 89, 345 McKeon, Philip 13, 185 McKern, Leo 335 McKewin, Vince 167, 204 McKinley, J. Edward 29, 55, 178, 280, 297 McKinney, Bill 38, 89, 151, 222, 370 McKinney, Mark 272 McKinney, Myra (Mira) 92 McKnight, Marian 203 McKnight, Tom 28, 179, 260 McKrell, Jim 302, 305 McKuen, Rod 325 McLaen, Barton 67 McLaglen, Andrew (V.) 90, 149, 340, 417 McLain, Chuck 356, 393 McLaren, John 143 McLarty, Gary 171 McLarty, James 163 McLarty, Ron 288, 289 McLaughlin, Bruce 87 McLaughlin, Emily 123 McLaughlin, Gene 425 McLaughlin, John C. 283 McLaughlin, Victor 342 McLean, Bill (Billy) 25, 40, 45, 49, 82, 86, 181, 273 McLean, David 72, 73, 172, 294, 295 McLean, Kenneth 355 McLean, Mack 144 McLeod, Catherine 38, 41, 178, 215 McLeod, Duncan 254, 280, 284 McLeod, Howard 298 McLeod, Mercer 170 McLeod, Norman Z. 131, 132, 133, 134, 277 McLeod, Patricia 331 McLeod, Victor 342

McLerie, Allyn Ann 168, 206, 312, 325, 414 McLiam, John 130, 137, 196, 203, 303, 361, 373 McLoughlin, Eden 345 McLoughlin, Tom 22 McLure, Michael 204 McMadden, Tom 355 McMahon, David 80, 199, 215 McMahon, Ed 85, 143 McMahon, Horace 71, 157, 276 McMahon, James P. 70 McMannis, Cheryl 284 McManus, Michael 22, 23 McMartin, John 46, 196, 344, 354 McMeehan, David 123 McMillan, Gloria 79, 243 McMillan, Kenneth 259 McMillan, Will 167 McMillan and Wife 231 McMullan, Jim 28, 45, 138, 227, 284, 295, 405 McMullen, Dennis 379 McMurray, Richard 312 McMurry, Murray 347 McMurtrey, Joan 274, 283 McMurtry, John 388 McNab’s Lab 383 McNair, Barbara 347 McNair, Heather 384, 404 McNally, Stephen 137, 230, 250, 305, 343 McNally, Terrence (E.) 23, 271, 275, 390 McNamara, Brady 238 McNamara, J. Patrick 283, 365 McNamara, John 209, 216 McNear, Howard 15, 97, 133, 166, 211, 216, 248, 328 McNeill, Claudia 222, 403 McNichol, Kristy 185, 381 McPeak, Sandy 24, 222, 368, 405 McPherson, Graham 408 McPherson, John 153 McPherson, Patricia 167, 168 McPherson, Steven 271 McQuade, John 303, 379, 420, 423 McQueen, Butterfly 28 McQueen, Chad 318 McQueen, Steve 313, 321, 325 McQueeney, Robert 38, 55, 117, 139, 178, 180, 306 McRae, Alan 181, 295, 329 McRae, Ellen (= Ellen Burstyn) 56, 155 McRae, Frank 407 McRae, Leslie 143 McRaney, Gerald 85, 252, 283, 285, 295, 352, 361, 373, 395 McRaven, Dale 15, 225, 226, 415 McShane, Ian 90, 195, 203, 349, 359, 398 McTaggart, Lynne 339 McVeagh, Eve 59, 146, 321, 401 McVey, Patrick (Pat) 30, 36, 56, 215, 269 McVey, Tyler 87, 166, 209, 215, 217, 247, 277, 321 McVicar, Daniel 275

495 McWilliams, Caroline 83, 235, 390, 401 McWilliams, Cheryl 169 Meacham, Anne 250 Mead, Phil 397 Meade, Linda 43 Meader, George 34, 78 Meadowlane Productions 163 Meadows, Audrey 157, 163, 185, 258, 358 Meadows, Jayne 206, 252, 343 Meadows, Joyce 16, 56, 135, 170, 197, 198, 216, 247, 304, 309 Meadows, Kristen 301 Meadows, Stephen 272 Meadows, Tim 272 Meadway Productions 202 Mean Mr. Haight (The Red Skelton Show) 258 The Meanest Man in the World (Roar of the Rails) 260 Meara, Anne 259, 337 Mechsner, Susan 195 A Medal for Reese (Laredo) 173 Medal of Honor (The Halls of Ivy) 134 Medalis, Joseph G. (Joe) 181, 305 Medford, Don 23, 24, 74, 75, 79, 83, 154, 165, 182, 226, 250, 276, 303, 305, 315 Medford, Harold 250, 251 Medford, Kay 47, 393 Medical Center 206 Medical Story 206 Medici, John 339, 368, 375 Medina, Benny 128 Medina, Julio 95, 150, 273, 294, 329 Medley, B. Joe 380 Medlock, Ken 90, 346 Meehan, John 334 Meeker, Ralph 45, 238, 239, 250, 276, 277, 296, 353 Meerbaum, Nora 285 Meet Corliss Archer (1) 206 Meet Corliss Archer (2) 207 Meet Millie 207 Meet Mr. McNulty 208 Meet Mr. McNutley 208 Meeuwsen, Terry 125 Megna, John 291 Megowan, Claude 40 Megowan, Don 37, 53, 55, 72, 230, 323, 325 Meiklejohn, Linda 192 Meisel, Norbert 118, 314, 315 Mekka, Eddie 31, 174, 175, 176, 177 Mel Is Hogg-Tied (Alice) 13 Melba, Stanley (Stanley Melba Orchestra) 21 Melbin, Allan 171 Melcher, Martin 80 Melchior, Ib 52, 209 Melgrave, Claudine 369 Mell, Joseph (Joe) 36, 75, 118, 123, 143, 166, 216, 280, 294, 313 Mellinger, Max 179 The Mellodaires 10 Melman, Jeffrey (Jeff ) 174–177, 234, 235 Melnick, Don 142 Melody’s Parrot (Kincaid) 377

Melone, Halsey 52, 216 Melt Down (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Melted Man (Cannon) 46 Melton, Sid 57, 71, 74, 218, 353 Melton, Troy 34, 35, 41, 82, 84, 93, 130, 135, 155, 166, 182, 224, 277, 278, 304, 312 Meltzer, Lewis 88, 165 Melville, Herman 92 Melville, Sam 82, 269, 273, 275, 301, 403 Melvin, Allan 14, 71, 75, 127 Melvoin, Jeff 138 Member of the Wake-ing (The Cavanaughs) 50 The Member of the Wedding 386 Memmoli, George 358 Men Against Speed (The 20th Century-Fox Hour) 315 Men from Shiloh 319, 320 Men in Crisis 208 Men into Space 209 The Men of Annapolis 15, 16 Men Will Die (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Menache, Roger 88 Menagerie (Star Trek) 291 Menard, Kenneth (Ken) 14 Mendelsohn, Jack 48, 270 Mendenhall, Jim 272 Mendillo, Stephen 278 Menjou, Adolphe 83, 92, 304 Menken, John 171 Menkin, Lawrence (Larry) 46, 135, 178, 202, 218, 280, 283 Mental Case 350 Menteer, Gary 174, 175 Menudo 404 Menzies, James 117, 257, 326 Menzies, William Cameron 97, 131, 132, 133, 134 Meola, Michael 407 Merande, Doro 347 Mercer, Ernestine 408 Mercer, Frances 79 Merchant, Ismail 343 Merchants of Death (Knight Rider) 167 Mercier, Louis 215, 247 Merck, Wallace 152 Mercurio, Micole 235, 301 Mercy, Robert 198 Meredith, Burgess 27, 194, 377, 379, 389, 394, 395 Meredith, Charles 206 Meredith, Cheerio 54, 135, 213, 215, 217, 277 Meredith, Don 250, 251, 254, 297, 340, 376, 377, 391 Meredith, Judi 149, 216 Meredith, Larry 163 Meredith, Michael 391 Meredith, Morley 262 Meridian Productions 276, 314 Merin, Eda Reiss 146 Meriwether, Lee 24, 25, 27, 59, 215, 222, 230, 311, 314, 315, 368, 417 Merkel, Una 40 Merl, Judy 22 Merle Roberts (The Millionaire) 212 Merlin, Barbara 28, 33, 34, 37, 97, 115, 131, 132, 133, 134,

173, 184, 215, 216, 239, 277, 320, 389 Merlin, Frank 241 Merlin, Jan 119, 122, 155, 166, 244, 269, 303, 325 Merlin, Milton 28, 34, 37, 83, 96, 97, 115, 131, 132, 133, 134, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 230, 239, 320, 389, 416 Merlin, Ving (Ving Merlin, His Orchestra & His Pastels) 147, 148 Merlin the Magician 386 Merlino, Gene 163 Merman, Ethel 163 Merrick, Jay 48 Merrick, John 223 Merrick, Mike 348 Merrifield, Richard (Dick) 155, 291 Merrill, Dina 39, 148, 232, 342, 406 Merrill, Gary 12, 406 Merrill, Kieth 348 Merrill, Larry 126 Merrill, Lou 165, 221 Merrill, Mabbs 199 Merrill, Norman, Jr. 275 Merrill, Robert 44 Merritt, Theresa 250 Merritt, Wesley 228 Merriwether, Lee 79 Merrow, Jane 196 The Merry Wives of Sheinfeld (E/R) 86 Mershon, Gil 76, 77 Mersky, Kres 233, 271 Merson, Marc 165, 352, 377 Meshekoff, Mike 71, 81 Messick, Don 14 Messina, Dianne 88 Messina, Lou 88 Messina, Terri (Terry) 27, 150 Meston, John 130 Metaliou, Grace 249 Metano, Art 161 Metcalf, Laurie 272 Metcalf, Mark 37 Metcalfe, Burt 150, 192, 193 Metrano, Art 56, 161, 162, 228, 251, 294, 350 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 8, 38, 41, 57, 79, 85, 141, 190 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios 396, 409 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Television 67, 95, 126, 158, 349, 364, 382, 389, 392, 404, 410, 415 Metromedia Productions 359, 403, 404 Metromedia Television 154 Mettey, Lynette 169, 255, 285, 295 Metzger, Mary Lou 179 Metzinger, Kraig 204 Metzler, Jim 393 Metzler, Robert F. 181 Meyer, Dorothy 423 Meyer, Emile 26, 198, 221, 260, 280, 310, 316 Meyer, George 162 Meyer, Stanley 81 Meyer, Torben 60 Meyerink, Victoria 71, 358 Meyers, Gayanne 397 Meyers, Howard 76, 327 Meyerson, Peter 325 MGM 209

INDEX MGM Parade 209 MGM Television 149, 206, 239, 279, 310, 313 MGM/UA Television 152 Miano, Robert 90, 300, 302 Michael, Gertrude 92, 207 Michael, Peter 316 Michael, Ryan 341 Michael Holm (The Millionaire) 215 Michael O’Hara the Fourth 386 Michael Shayne 210 Michael Shayne, Private Detective 210 Michael Sloan Productions 201 Michaelian, Don 294 Michaelian, Kathryn 90 Michaelian, Michael 90, 243, 254, 403 Michaels, Beverly 10, 53 Michaels, Corinne 330 Michaels, Dolores 277 Michaels, Joseph 122 Michaels, Kerry 88 Michaels, Larry 205 Michaels, Lorne 270, 272 Michaels, Margaret 274 Michaels, Marilyn 419 Michaels, Nicola 214 Michaels, Richard 29, 185, 368, 382, 403 Michaels, Shawn 302 Michaels, Tony 123, 135, 224 Michaelsen, Melissa 394 Michaelson, Kari 126, 153 Michan, Cherie 203 Michenaud, Patrick (Pat) 118, 172 Michener, James (A.) 9, 387 Michener Project 386, 387 The Michigan Murders 387 Michon, Patricia (Pat) 140 Mickey Mouse Club: Hardy Boys 137 Mickey Rooney Enterprises 144 Mickey Rooney Show 144 Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer 210 Mickey the Mixer (King of Diamonds) 166 Mickey’s Engagement (Dear Phoebe) 72 Midas Valley 387 Middle-Aged Champion of the World 387 Middleton, Robert 225, 276, 299, 305, 306, 317 Midler, Bette 347, 367 Midnight Ride of Jack Jouett (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Midori 46 Miffy’s Overnight Painting (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Mightier Than the Sword (Lucas Tanner) 190 Migicovsky, Allan 329, 330 Mike & Pat (Simon & Simon) 283 Mikhail Baryshnikov Special 387 Mikler, Michael 116 Miksak, Joe 294 Milan, Lita 147, 276 Milana, Vincent 199

INDEX Milano, Alyssa 327 Milburn, Sue 257, 374 Milch, David 28, 146, 147, 343 Mildebrandt, Mary 81 Mildred Milliken (The Millionaire) 212 Mile High Triangle (Ripcord) 260 Miles, Bob 33, 70, 328 Miles, Joanna 68, 256 Miles, Rosalind 361 Miles, Sarah 387 Miles, Sherry 245, 246 Miles, Vera 67, 170, 212, 228, 295, 362, 403, 417 Milford, John 36, 154, 155, 167, 178, 179, 181, 194, 216, 252 Milhollin, James 47 Milian, Thomas 219 Milicevic, Djordje 416 Milito, Sebastian 255 Milkis, Edward (K.) 31, 96, 134, 161, 174, 197 Milkman (The Millionaire) 221 Millan, Victor 116 Milland, Ray 137, 201, 208, 277, 353 Millar, Lee 131, 315 Millar, Marjie 81, 213 Millard, Nancy 217 Millard, Oscar 276, 296 Millay, Diana 16, 290 Miller, Allan 138, 185, 226, 231, 252, 295, 365, 396, 419, 424 Miller, Arthur 335 Miller, Ben 347 Miller, Burt 285 Miller, Carolyn Handler 413 Miller, Cheryl 67, 294 Miller, Chris 73 Miller, Cory 14 Miller, Cory M. 85 Miller, Dean 73, 219 Miller, Denise 197 Miller, Dennis 272 Miller, Denny 153, 196, 204, 255, 284, 294, 320, 321, 392, 407 Miller, (Richard) Drout 250, 295 Miller, Ellis Robert (Robert Ellis) 247 Miller, Eve 313, 327 Miller, Flournoy 282 Miller, Frank 146 Miller, Gary 146 Miller, Gary H. 126 Miller, George 157 Miller, Herman 32, 58, 171, 199, 345, 402, 405 Miller, Ira 273 Miller, J.A. 379 Miller, Jack 17, 155, 372, 379, 394, 423 Miller, James M. (Jim) 168, 169, 223, 339 Miller, Jason 371 Miller, Jennifer 396 Miller, Joan 152, 316 Miller, Jody 159, 160 Miller, Karyl 391 Miller, Kristine 214 Miller, Lara Jill 126 Miller, Lee 36, 247, 337, 347 Miller, Lillian 392 Miller, Linda G. 222, 223

496 Miller, Margaret 11 Miller, Margie 190 Miller, Mark 76, 129, 140, 154, 221, 230, 295, 373 Miller, Marvin 27, 71, 96, 173, 185, 201, 211, 212, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 236, 242, 245, 247, 288, 292, 310, 330, 350, 385, 397, 399 Miller, Maxine 238 Miller, Merle 83, 249 Miller, Michael 283 Miller, Mindi 275, 299 Miller, Mitch 262 Miller, Patrick (Pat) 277 Miller, Paul 97 Miller, Peter 78, 122, 129 Miller, Richard Drout 250, 297 Miller, Robert (Ellis) 79, 177, 219, 220, 247, 248, 269 Miller, Sarah Jane 272 Miller, Scott 321 Miller, Sharron 398 Miller, Sidney 68 Miller, Stephen A. 194, 283 Miller, Steve 407 Miller, Thomas (L., Tom) 31, 96, 134, 161, 174, 197 Miller, Ty 149 Miller, Winston 44, 53, 155, 156, 180, 205, 319, 320 Miller/Milkis Production 134 Miller-Milkis Productions 31 Miller/Milkis/Boyett Production 96 Miller-Milkis-Boyett Productions 197, 417 Millerick, Kerry 257 Millet, Nefti 347 Milletaire, Carl 49, 50, 213, 217, 247, 317, 318 Millhauser, Bertram 30 Millhollin, James 12 Milli, Robert 288 Millican, James (Jim) 132, 198 Milligan, Spencer (J.) 23, 173, 210 Milligan, Stuart 352 Million Dollar Dump (Target: The Corruptors) 305 A Million Dollar Property (Doctor Kildare) 79 Millionaire 211–222 Mills, Alley 22 Mills, Donna 46, 168, 169, 206, 341, 350, 362, 373 Mills, Gordon 150, 213, 304 Mills, Jim 184 Mills, John 82, 335 Mills, Juliet 84, 90, 126, 137, 203, 230, 314, 336 Mills, Mort 16, 53, 55, 71, 92, 154, 198, 200, 209, 222, 297 Mills, Robert L. 342, 343, 368, 375 Mills, Sally 8, 163 Mills, Shirley 96 Mills Brothers 366 Milner, Martin 8, 133, 216, 219, 251, 282, 296, 358, 406, 412 Milquetoast (The Millionaire) 217 Milsap, Ronnie 367 Milt Josefsberg Collection 14, 142, 156, 179, 191

Milton, Larry 232 Milton and Barbara Merlin Collection 4, 82, 96, 131, 170, 173, 211, 230, 239, 277, 319, 389, 400, 416 The Milton Berle Show (series) 309 The Milton Berle Show (special) 387 Mimeux, Yvette 226 Mimi (Summer Playhouse) 297 Mims, Cynthia 355 Mims, William 55, 67, 269, 284 Minardos, Nico 137, 298, 315 Minchenberg, Richard 13, 318, 319 Mind Over Murder (Harry O) 137 Mind Over Muscle (Dear Phoebe) 72 Mind Stealers from Outer Space (Wonder Woman) 329 Mindy Gets Her Job (Mork and Mindy) 226 Mineo, Sal 40, 59, 250, 296 Miner, Allen (H.) 26, 157, 296, 311, 320 Miner, Marylu 141 Miner, Worthington 296 Mines, Stephen 126, 291 Mink Collar 387 Minkus, Barbara 24, 185 Minn, Huanani 337, 351 Minnelli, Liza 46, 48, 364, 404, 415 Minnick, Dani 284 Minnie’s Romance (Mayor of the Town) 206 Minoff, Lee 343 Minoff, Marvin 364 Minor, Bob 195, 330 Minor, Mike 248, 249, 319, 416 Minor, Robert 362 Minority Control (I Led Three Lives) 151 Minter (The Quest) 254 Mintz, Larry 15, 272 Mintz, Robert 93 Minuet for Murders (Boston Blackie) 35 Mioni, Fabrizio 36, 72, 118, 182 Miracle in the Rain 388 The Miracle Man (Gunsmoke) 130 Miracle of the Sea Gulls (Death Valley Days) 73 Mirage 388 Miranda, John 174 Miranda, Robert 168 Mirell, Leon (I.) 117, 123 Mirella Inc. 367 Miri (Star Trek) 291 Miriamne (Skin Game) 408 Mirisch, Andrew 370 Mirisch, Robert 373 Mirisch-McCrea Productions 327 Mirisch-Rich Television Productions 144 Mirkin, David 233 Mischer, Don 368, 387 Les Miserables 388 Mishkin, Phil 30, 382 Mislove, Michael 346, 391 Miss Moon and the Stars 388

Miss Pepperdine 388 Miss Prohibition (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 Missiles of October 388 Missing Children — A Mother’s Story 388 Missing Daughter (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232 The Missing Night Watchman (Peter Gunn) 248 Mission Hideout (Harbor Command) 135 Mission: Impossible 222 The Mississippi 222 Mistaken Identity (SurfSide 6) 298 Mr. and Mrs. North 223 Mr. and Ms. and the Magic Studio Mystery 389 Mr. Ballantine (Carl) 119, 404 Mr. Bigfoot (Death Valley Days) 72 Mr. Digby 389 Mr. Digby and the Fare Hike (Mr. Digby) 389 Mr. Digby and the Talking Dog (Mr. Digby) 389 Mr. Digby’s Swindle Sheet (Mr. Digby) 389 Mr. District Attorney 223 Mister Ed 224 Mr. Godiva (Death Valley Days) 73 Mr. Henry Comstock (Bonanza) 33 Mr. Lucky 224 Mr. Marshall’s Love Affair (The Associates) 22 Mr. Merlin 224 Mr. Muscles (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Mr. Novak 389 Mr. O (The Unexpected) 316 Mr. Orlowski (The Unexpected) 316 Mr. Sam’l (Gunsmoke) 130 Mr. Suave (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 56 Mr. Sunshine 225 Mister White Death (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Mistral’s Daughter 389 Mistress 384 Mistretta, Sal 284 The Misunderstanding (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 The Misused Magic Affair (The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.) 126 Mita, Edo 139 Mitchell, Bob 135, 145, 183 Mitchell, Brian Stokes 313 Mitchell, Cameron 39, 45, 144, 168, 228, 251, 253, 254, 281, 340, 356, 372, 394, 397, 417 Mitchell, Carlyle 54, 212, 215 Mitchell, Casey T. 396 Mitchell, Charlotte 374 Mitchell, Chuck 297 Mitchell, Coleman 126, 337, 344 Mitchell, Dallas 155, 290 Mitchell, Don 116, 155 Mitchell, Ewing 213, 257, 286 Mitchell, Florence 57 Mitchell, Frank 60, 144, 211 Mitchell, George 172, 332

497 Mitchell, Gordon 127, 128, 226, 306 Mitchell, Guy 327 Mitchell, Gwenn 250 Mitchell, Herb 193 Mitchell, Irving 131 Mitchell, J. Howard 94 Mitchell, Jake 373 Mitchell, James 49 Mitchell, John Cameron 411 Mitchell, Katie 274 Mitchell, Keith (= Keith Coogan) 129, 167, 321, 345 Mitchell, Laurie 11, 49, 211, 298, 322 Mitchell, Lee 199 Mitchell, Lisa 27 Mitchell, Marilyn 21 Mitchell, Mitch 353 Mitchell, Paige 334 Mitchell, Priscilla 160 Mitchell, Ryan 391 Mitchell, Sasha 68, 398 Mitchell, Shirley 81, 86, 123, 247 Mitchell, Steve 299, 304 Mitchell, Thomas 205, 303, 357 Mitchell, Victoria 238 Mitchell, Yvonne 349 Mitchell Ayres Orchestra 52 Mitchell Gunther (The Millionaire) 219 Mitchum, Christopher 197 Mitchum, John 33, 59, 88, 181, 214, 247, 312 Mitchum, Robert 393 Mittleman, Richard (Rick) 57, 127, 272, 283 Mixed Doubles (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Miya, Jo Anne 17 Miyaoka, Carol 200 Miyori, Kim 195 The Moat Farm Murder (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Moazezi, Noah 288 Mobile Medics 410 Mobley, Mary Ann 67, 76, 90, 286 Mobley, Roger 56 Mock, Laurie 315 Mockridge, Jean 153 Mockus, Tony 339 The Mod Party (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 The Mod Squad 225 Modean, Jayne 293 Model Ghost (The Veil) 419 Moder, Dick 163, 173, 330 The Modernaires 125 Moe (Staser), Marilyn 225 Moeller, Gunnar 391 Moessinger, David 152, 154, 165, 200, 228, 255, 279, 354 Moffat, Damon 421 Moffat, Donald 232, 375, 424 Moffat, Katherine (Kitty) 211 Moffatt, Aaron 313 Moffitt, John 97 Moffitt-Lee Productions 97 Moffo, Anna 367 Mogul, Emil 147 Mohica, Victor 26, 45, 46, 250, 373, 419 Mohler, Sheri 72 Mohr, Gerald 16, 53, 55, 141, 165, 209, 297, 298, 323 Mohr, Jay 272

Moio, John 203 Mojo (Kojak) 169 Mokae, Zakes 167, 335 Molak Invades Space Patrol Headquarters (Space Patrol) 288 The Mole (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Molinaro, Al 134, 161, 162, 425 Moll, Elick 166, 250 Moll, Richard 39, 234, 235, 236 Molloy, Dervla 374 Molloy, Paul 397 Moloney, Robert 50 Moment of Terror (The Troubleshooters) 314 Monaco, Tony 25, 79, 198 Monash, Paul 30, 41, 74, 164, 249, 343, 394 Monash, Stephanie 41 Monaster, Nate 124 The Monastery Show (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Mond, Steven 76 Monde, Arthur 422 Monet, Alana 245 Money for the Mayor (Mayor of the Town) 206 The Money Game (Mr. Lucky) 224 The Money Game (SurfSide 6) 298 The Moneychangers 389 Monica, Corbett 159, 162 Monjou, Adolphe 91 Monkey Business (The Cisco Kid) 58 Monkey See, Monkey Do (Gimme a Break!) 126 The Monkey’s Head Knot (Judd for the Defense) 164 Monkhouse, Bob 42 Monofrans, Harry 135 Monroe, Del 86, 153, 171, 320 Monroe, Marilyn 40 Monroe, Tom 53, 58, 217, 257 The Monroes 225 Monsalve, Miguel 95 Monsarrat, Nicholas 122 The Monster (Matt Houston) 203 The Monster (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Monsters (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Montagne, Edward (J.) 37, 73, 255 Montague, H.B. 399 Montaigne, Lawrence 45, 70, 291 Montaigne, Monique 119 Montalban, Carlos 282 Montalban, Ricardo 59, 90, 91, 128, 251, 320, 372 The Montana Kid (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 321 Montand, Yves 333 Monte, Albert 145 Monte, Eric 127 Monteid, Jovon 278 Monteil, Beatriz 145 Montell, Lisa 53, 158, 297, 298 Montenaro, Tony, Jr. 129 Montevecchi, Liliane 279 Montgomery, Barbara 359

Montgomery, Belinda (J.) 125, 199, 200, 227, 232, 255, 284, 301, 326, 417 Montgomery, Bryan 24, 25, 380 Montgomery, Earl 391 Montgomery, Elizabeth 29, 39, 339, 377 Montgomery, Garth 34 Montgomery, George 141, 343 Montgomery, Julie 337 Montgomery, Lee (H.) 90, 142, 294, 417 Montgomery, Ralph 216, 223 Montgomery, Ray 53, 126, 141, 207, 209, 316 Montgomery, Ritchie 82, 211 Montgomery, Tannis G. 390 Montiague, Josef 212–214 Montiel, Luis 371 Montoro, Larry 20 Montoya, Alex 33, 145, 199, 316 Montoya, Julia 61, 94, 115, 219, 221, 253, 282, 316 Monty, Gloria 123, 124 Monty, Harry 184 Monty, Norma 124 Monty Masters Collection 5, 333, 334, 340, 361, 369, 374, 382, 388, 408, 423 Moody, David 278, 294, 295, 354 Moody, Gary 402 Moody, Jeanne 247 Moody, King 118, 312 Moody, Lynne 86, 195, 338, 392 Moody, Ralph 26, 81, 132, 167, 177, 206, 214, 248, 259 Moody, Ron 424 Moon Cloud (Men into Space) 209 Moon, Frank 356 Moon, Mary 203 Moon Over Uranus (Hillstreet Blues) 146 Mooney, David 45 The Moonglow Affair (The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.) 126 Moonlight Productions, Inc. 341, 346, 349, 350, 358, 364, 368, 369, 381, 384, 404, 421 Moor, Shela 230 Mooradian, Gabriel 199 Moore, Alvy 22, 229, 328, 375, 378 Moore, Anne 139 Moore, Archie 17, 27 Moore, Arnie 90 Moore, Bob 355 Moore, Candy 191 Moore, Carroll 71, 120, 121, 122 Moore, Clayton 183 Moore, Constance 329 Moore, Del 91, 212, 217 Moore, Dennis 26, 135, 209, 270, 323 Moore, Dick 75 Moore, Don 164 Moore, Dudley 368 Moore, Eleanor 151 Moore, Evelyn 289 Moore, Garry 48, 119 Moore, Gloria 229 Moore, Ida 147 Moore, Irving J. 84, 90, 130,

INDEX 139, 140, 247, 260, 261, 306, 311, 328, 384 Moore, Ivana 176 Moore, James Merriam 117 Moore, Jean Anne 403 Moore, Joanna (Cook) 9, 39, 139, 141, 215, 220, 231, 320 Moore, Joe 196 Moore, Jonathan 289 Moore, Kingman T. 60 Moore, Lisa 23, 295 Moore, M.M. Shelly 281 Moore, Margo 298 Moore, Mary Alice 98, 304 Moore, Mary Tyler 35, 75, 140, 221, 259, 276, 298, 347 Moore, Melba 357 Moore, Muriel 152 Moore, Norma 355, 361, 402 Moore, Robert 337 Moore, Roger 11, 204, 205 Moore, Terry 27, 52, 167 Moore, Thomas W. 351, 373 Moorehead, Agnes 29, 163, 221 Moosekian, Vahan 233 Moquin-Sanford, Guylaine 301 Mor, Rummel 358 The Moral Airplane (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 The Morale of Molly McGuire (Broadside) 38 Morales, Santos 392 Moran, Dolores 69 Moran, Erin 67, 134, 161 Moran, Lois 323, 324 Moran, Patricia Rae 284 Moran, Patsy 223 Morand, Timothy 388 Morante, Milt 35 Moranville, John B. 185 Moray, Dean 80 Mordente, Tony (Tony Mordente Dancers) 22, 40, 83, 90, 170, 281, 312, 413 More Gold Records (Shower of Stars) 282 Morean, Richard F. 310 Moreau, Marsha 380 Moreland, Gloria 123 Moreland, Mantan 8 Moreno, John 388, 391 Moreno, Jorge 145, 201, 401 Moreno, Rita 36, 218, 236, 332 Moreno, Ruben 49, 90, 285 Morey, Bill 176, 285, 336, 356, 358, 377, 414 Morfogen, George 403 Morgan, Bob 24 Morgan, Boyd (“Red”) 144 Morgan, Brewster 79, 386 Morgan, Christopher 206, 222, 250, 254, 255 Morgan, Cindy 37, 414 Morgan, Dennis 75 Morgan, Dick 173 Morgan, Evan 356 Morgan, Gary 98 Morgan, Harry 73, 81, 142, 192, 193, 335, 339, 340, 377, 385, 403 Morgan, Jane 159, 243 Morgan, Jaye P. 263, 285 Morgan, John 25 Morgan, Joyce Vining 354 Morgan, Judson 141 Morgan, Leo 76

INDEX Morgan, Lois 323 Morgan, Michael 81, 134, 377 Morgan, Norman 170 Morgan, Read 25, 74, 252, 283, 351 Morgan, Richard N. 75 Morgan, Robin 303 Morgan, Sean 244 Morgan, Stuart (Stuart Morgan Dancers) 21 Morgan, Tracy 272, 344, 375, 376 Morgan, Wendy 341 Morgan, Wesley 179 Morgan-Smith, Cleo 143 Morhaim, Joe 213 Morheim, Lou 226 Mori, Jeanne 271 Morick, Dave 46, 182 Morino, Ralph 87 Morison, Patricia 97 Morita, Pat 31, 134, 271 Moritz, Louisa 22 Mork and Mindy 225–226 Mork Goes Erk (Mork and Mindy) 226 Mork Report (Mork and Mindy) 226 Mork, Mindy and Mearth Meet Milt (Mork and Mindy) 226 Morley, Christopher 302 Morley, Karen 169 Morley, Kay 34, 92 Morley, Virginia 97 The Mormon’s Grindstone (Death Valley Days) 73 Morning After (Dallas) 68 Moros, Michael 135 Moroski, Charles 370 Morow, Byron 81 Morpics Productions 32 Morra, Carol Gordon 84 Morrill, Priscilla 45, 236, 274, 347 Morris, Barney 364 Morris, Carol 219 Morris, Chester 43, 309 Morris, Edmund 61, 177, 178, 297 Morris, Edward 92 Morris, Frances 215, 216 Morris, Garrett 228, 272, 273, 275 Morris, Glyn 238 Morris, Greg 200, 222, 319 Morris, Howard 15, 30, 185, 383 Morris, Iona 236 Morris, Jeffrey 73, 243 Morris, Jonathan 7 Morris, Lana 92 Morris, Linda 13 Morris, Michael 228 Morris, Phil 291 Morris, Richard 166, 184 Morris, Robert 322 Morris, Tony 68 Morris, Wayne 26, 277 Morris Freedman Collection 5, 82, 149, 207, 208, 229, 252, 282, 288, 342, 388 Morrison, Barbara 47, 82, 181, 215, 243 Morrison, Bret 294 Morrison, Brian 204 Morrison, Harold 157 Morrison, Hollis 150 Morrison, John 402

498 Morrison, Mark 342 Morrison, Quinn 70 Morrison, Richard 70 Morrison, Russell 407 Morrison, Shelley 95 Morriss, Ann 61 Morrow, Brad 213 Morrow, Byron 25, 29, 45, 172, 191, 198, 204, 209, 220, 232, 247, 255, 273, 293, 294, 312, 352, 366, 388 Morrow, Cloyce 351 Morrow, Douglas 16, 218, 324 Morrow, Duretta 402 Morrow, Edward J. 198 Morrow, Jeff 56, 240, 306 Morrow, Karen 120, 121, 158, 343 Morrow, Patricia (Pat) 151, 206, 249, 389 Morrow, Scotty 280, 298 Morrow, Susan 277 Morrow, Vic 12, 39, 194, 213, 294, 318, 341, 406, 422 Morse, Barry 115, 238, 385, 403 Morse, Carlton E. 240, 242 Morse, Hayward 96 Morse, Hollingsworth (John H.) 8, 17, 95, 180, 242, 286 Morse, Richardson 169, 318 Mortal Mission (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Mortgage Burnin’ Blues (Eight Is Enough) 85 Mortillo, Rose 377 Morton, Gary 143, 179, 191 Morton, Greg 273, 274 Morton, Howard 13, 126, 190 Morton, Judee 154 Morton, Mickey 38, 47, 292 Morton, Wayne 82, 300 Moschitta, John, Jr. 332 Moscow Bureau 390 Moser, Barbara 146 Moser, Helen 288 Moser, James (E.) 8, 28, 81, 286 Moser, Margot 79 Moser, Mike 288 Moses, Burke 289 Moses, Gilbert 154 Moses, Harry 25, 138 Moses, Rick 123, 398 Moses, William R. 89, 246 Mosher, Bob 205, 208 Mosley, Roger E. 194, 195, 196, 197 Mosner, Marianne 67, 253, 256 Moss, Arnold 70, 291 Moss, Bob 52 Moss, Frank (L.) 69, 128, 183, 223, 323, 324 Moss, Gene 48 Moss, Jimmy 252 Moss, Larry 167 Moss, Michael H. 152 Moss, Morton 143 Moss, Stewart 93, 138, 155, 227, 290, 388 Mossen, Bran 46 Mosser, Joel 381 Mossman, Douglas (Doug) 139, 195 Most, Donald (Donny) 134, 135 The Most Deadly Game 226 The Most Deadly Species

(The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Most Likely to Succeed (Mayor of the Town) 206 Most Likely to Succeed (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Most Precious Gift (Rafferty) 256 Most Wanted 226 Mostel, Josh 73 Mostel, Zero 270, 394, 404 Moston, Murray 255 Mother Wore Blinders (Boston Blackie) 34 Mother’s March (Highway Patrol) 145 A Mother’s Revenge (Flamingo Road) 95 The Mothers-in-Law 228 Motorcycle (Happy Days) 134 The Motorola TV Hour 317 Moulder-Brown, John 357 Moulton, Charles 329, 424 Moulton, Herbert 75 The Moundbuilders (Daniel Boone) 69 Mountain Fortress (Cheyenne) 53 Mountie (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Mouseketeers 210 The Mouth Marines (Police Story) 251 Mouth of the Snake (Knight Rider) 168 Movin’ On 228 Moving (I Led Three Lives) 151 Moving In (Laverne and Shirley) 174 The Moving Van Wars (The Family Kovac) 359 Moviola Collection 5, 390 Moviola: A Hollywood Saga 390 Movsesian, Haig 360 Movshon, George 237 Mowat, Farley 420 Mowbray, Alan 71, 144, 276, 316 Mowery, Helen 151 Mowrey, Richard K. 250 Moxey, John Llewellyn 67, 164, 196, 197, 200, 230, 353, 376, 385, 392 Moyer, Phillip 58 Moynihan, George 237 Moyse, Michele 422 Mozark Productions 87 MPC/Bobka Productions 142 Mrs. R. 338 Mrs. Stone and Doctor Hyde (The Donna Reed Show) 80 Mrs. Whitney’s Statue (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Mrs. Why (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Ms. Murder (Most Wanted) 227 MTM 146, 365 MTM Enterprises 32, 87, 146, 184, 233, 259, 312 MTM Productions 28, 146 MTM Productions/MTM Enterprises 146 Mudd’s Women (Star Trek) 290 Mudie, Leonard 277, 291 Muenz, Richard 275

The Mugger (Official Detective) 240 Mugnolo, Frank 362 Muir, Frank 414 Muir, Jean 40 Muldaur, Diana 153, 193, 194, 202, 243, 251, 312, 411, 424 Mule Deer, Gary 25 Mulford, Clarence E. 148 Mulgrew, Kate 424 Mulhare, Edward 125, 167, 168, 227, 294 Mulkey, Chris 25, 82, 300 Mullally, Don (Donn) 34, 35, 92, 147, 151, 152, 201, 223, 320, 385, 416 Mullally, Megan 362 Mullane, Joe 385 Mullaney, Jack 12, 156, 383 Mullavy (Mullavey), Greg 31, 196, 285, 370, 391 Mulligan, Jim 95, 157, 192, 270, 360 Mulligan, Richard 125, 202, 368 Mulligan, Robert 250 Mulligatawny Soup (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Mullikin, Bill 181 Mullins, Michael 303 Mulqueen, Kathleen 74, 173, 246 The Mumbler (T.J. Hooker) 301 Mumford, Thad 192, 193 The Mummynapper (The Halls of Ivy) 132 The Mummy’s Bride (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Mumolo, Tony 153 Mumy, Bill 184 Münch, Richard 360 Mundy, Meg 303 Munro, Mae 98 Munro, Matt 258 Munro, Pete 228 Munsel, Patrice 77, 158 Munson, Warren 91, 281, 390 Muntner, Simon 300–302 Murcelo, Karmin 377, 402 Murcott, Derek 136 Murcott, Joel 12, 24, 44, 282 The Murder at the Mardi Gras 385 Murder Between the Lines (Simon & Simon) 283 Murder by Contract (The Untouchables) 317 Murder by Moonlight 352 Murder by Sound (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 Murder by the Book (Simon & Simon) 283 Murder by the Numbers 338 Murder in Manhattan (The Green Peacock) 367 Murder in the English Manner (Starsky and Hutch) 292 Murder in the First Person Singular 390 Murder Is a Bottomless Well (Target) 304 Murder Is a Drag (Hart to Hart) 138 Murder on Fire Island 383 Murder on Ice (Matt Helm) 203

499 Murder on the Run (Matt Helm) 203 Murder or Mercy 347 Murder Plays It Cool (Lockup) 183 Murder, She Wrote 228 Murder to a Jazz Beat (Murder, She Wrote) 228 Murder Under Glass (Hart to Hart) 138 Murder with Hi Fi (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Murder with Love (Acapulco) 8 The Murderer Stallion Brief (Dundee and the Culhane) 83 Murdock, George 156, 164, 167, 181, 235, 237, 251, 258, 275, 299, 373 Murdock, Jack 235, 242, 345, 417 Murdock, James (Jim) 225 Murkoff, Bruce 289 Murphey, Dee 86 Murphy, Audie 327 Murphy, Ben 12, 230, 275, 365, 370 Murphy, Charles Thomas 174, 175 Murphy, Dean 18 Murphy, Diane 29 Murphy, Donald 184, 211 Murphy, Eddie 273, 358 Murphy, Erin 29 Murphy, Frank 300 Murphy, Gary 234 Murphy, George 209, 210 Murphy, Jack 135 Murphy, Jimmy 214 Murphy, M.P. 169, 354, 377 Murphy, Mary 220, 294 Murphy, Michael 315, 423 Murphy, Ralph 9, 67 Murphy, Rosemary 190, 195, 228, 356, 364 Murphy, Scott 283, 285 Murphy, Tim 115 Murphy, Timothy Patrick 406 Murray, Anne 273, 367 Murray, Arthur (Arthur Murray Dancers) 21 Murray, Bill 273 Murray, Don 58, 168, 243, 250, 371, 372, 411 Murray, Jan 79, 340, 402 Murray, Jane 241 Murray, John Fenton 144, 242 Murray, Kathryn 21 Murray, Mac 52, 262 Murray, Michael 411 Murray, Michelle 123 Murray, Rick 154 Murray, Ricky 91 Murray, W. Clapham 289 Murray, Zon 58, 92 Murrill, Milton 281, 302 Murrill, Rosanne 76 Murrow, Dewey 404 Murrow, Edward R. 250, 404 Murtagh, Kate 70, 377 Murtaugh, James 195 Musante, Tony 251, 401 Muscat, Mike 13, 202, 275 Muse, Clarence 48 Muser, Wolf 202, 272, 273, 285 Music, Jerry 287, 288 Music, Lorenzo 32, 259

Muskat, Joyce 292 Musquiz, Carlos 282 Musser, Jim 198 Mussolini 391 Mussolini: The Untold Story 391 The Mustangers (Bronco) 38 Mustin, Burt 29, 40, 156, 213, 217, 306 Mutchler, Miles 393 Mutiny (Harbourmaster) 136 The Mutton Puncher (Cheyenne) 54 MWC Productions, Inc. 385 My Brother, My Executioner (Kung Fu) 171 My Client, the Rooster (The Jean Arthur Show) 158 My Dear, You Can’t Stop the Clock (The Breaking Point) 37 My Favorite Husband 229 My Favorite Magician (The Incredible Hulk) 152 My Favorite Martian 229 My Favorite Story 91–93 My Friend Irma 229 My Friend, My Enemy (Bonanza) 34 My Hero 32, 229 My Honor, the Judge 340 My House Is Your House (Herbie the Love Bug) 142 My Husband, the Knight (Love on a Rooftop) 190 My Little Margie 229 My Master, the Author (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 My Master, the Doctor (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 My Mother, the Car 230 My Physician, My Friend (Westside Medical) 326 My Teen-Age Idol Is Missing (Wonder Woman) 330 My Three Sons 230 My Undercover Years with the Ku Klux Klan 391 My Wild-Eyed Master (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 Myer, Bob 88, 89 Myers, Carmel 392 Myers, Henry 303 Myers, Mike 273 Myers, Pamela (Pam) 281 Myers, Paulene 250 Myers, Robert Manson 348 Myerson, Alan 73, 129, 167, 332 Myerson, Bess 42 Myerson, Jessica 287, 309 Myler, Jody 138 Mylong, John 214, 216, 306 Myrow, Jeff 399 Myrt-Hal Productions 96 The Mystery of Ghost Farm (The Mickey Mouse Club: The Hardy Boys) 210 The Mystery of the Jacinta (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Naar, Joseph T. 52, 192, 276, 292 Nabors, Jim 15, 46, 127 Nadder, Robert 341, 343 Nadel, Arthur H. 17, 51, 66, 74, 259 Nadelman, Jess 32, 255

Nader, George 197 Nader, Harry 49 Nader, Michael (Mike) 83, 84, 126 Nader, Richard 385 Nadler, Marty 174 Nadopolou, Aspa 415 Nafziger, Ray 55 The Nag & I (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Nagel, Conrad 26, 51, 224 Nagel, Don 32 Nagel, Paul, Jr. 87 Nail, Joanne 296, 397 Nairn-Smith (Narin-Smith), Jennifer 83, 381 Naish, J. Carrol 129, 180 Naismith, Laurence 404 Naka Jima Kill (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 303 Nakagawara, Fay 196 Nakahara, Kellye 192, 193 Nakamoto, Ed 302 The Naked and the Fat (Bold Venture) 33 The Naked Time (Star Trek) 290 Nalder, Reggie 298, 353 Naldi, Nita 262, 263, 371 Nalee, Elaine 234 Nalle, Billy 240, 241 Naluai, Clayton 139 Name It 81 Name It (Dotto) 81 The Name of the Game 230 Name Your Price (CHiPs) 57 Nancy Cortez (The Millionaire) 221 Nancy Drew 230 Nancy Drew: Mystery of the Whispering Walls (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 136 Nancy Drew: Nancy Drew’s Love Match (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 137 Nancy Drew: The Lady on Thursday at Ten (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 137 Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Diamond Triangle (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 136 Nancy Drew: The Mystery of the Ghostwriter’s Cruise (The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries) 136 Nancy Marlborough (The Millionaire) 211 Nancy Meets Pa Bates (Blansky’s Beauties) 31 Nanna, Lynn(-Marie) 256, 285 Nanny and the Professor 230 Nanny Will Do (Nanny and the Professor) 231 Napier, Alan 27, 75 Napier, Charles 129, 235, 243, 283, 294 Napier, Paul 83, 326, 379 Napier, Russell 304 Napoleon, Art 327, 405 Napoleon, Jo 327, 405 Naranjo, Ivan 45, 167, 372 NARAS 366 Narcisco, Grazia 162

INDEX Narco— Pill Maker (Dragnet 1970) 82 Narcotics (I Led Three Lives) 151 Nardini, Tom 66, 171 Nardino, Gary 347, 408 Nardo, Pat 337 Narin-Smith (Nairn-Smith), Jennifer 83, 381 Narita, Richard 46, 96, 153, 171, 379 Narrow Escape (The Gene Autry Show) 122 The Narrow Thread (Rafferty) 256 Narz, Jack 81, 288 Nash, Brian 154 Nash, Robert 123, 217, 224, 269 Nashville All-Stars 160 Nassour, Edward 281 Nassour, Willam 281 Nassour Studios 281 Naszódy, Sándor 138 The Natalie Cole Special 391 Nathan, John 360 Nathan, Robert 373 Nathan, Stephen 40, 356 Nathan, Vivian 12 The National Comedy Network 391 National Council of Catholic Men 50, 77 National Lampoon’s Frat Rats 73 The National Sex, Love and Marriage Test 391 National Telefilm Associates 239 Natoli, Rick 173 Natwick, Mildred 196 Natwick, Myron 273, 275, 305 Naud, Melinda 242 Naughton, David 197 Naughton, James 359, 408 Naumann, Hans 370 Nautilus vs. Arctic (Men in Crisis) 209 Navarro, Anna 140, 178, 194 Navarro, George 12 Navin, John P. 225 Navy Blue Harts (Hart to Hart) 138 Navy Department 231 Navy Log 231 Naxan Productions 177 Nazarro, Ray 257 Nazi (Lou Grant) 184 NBC Comedy Hour 231 NBC Follies 231 NBC Matinee Theatre 202 NBC Presents 223, 353 NBC Productions 144, 148, 180, 240, 272, 360, 375, 377, 397 NBC Public Affairs 331 NBC Saturday Night at the Movies 387 NBC Studios 272 NBC Sunday Mystery Movie 142, 193, 231 NBC Television 14, 21, 33, 50, 76, 96, 141, 165, 179, 202, 231, 244, 249, 258, 271, 299, 305, 307, 309, 328, 333, 342, 357, 368, 375, 384, 412 NBC Universal Television 272 NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie 231

INDEX NBC World Premier Series 361 Neal, Patricia 250, 321, 340, 414 Neal Bowers (The Millionaire) 216 Nealon, Kevin 273 Nearest and Dearest (Thicker than Water) 309 Nebraska ETV Network 380 Necessary, Gary 404 Neckels, Bruce 72, 274 Necktie Party (The Quest) 255 Nedd, Stuart 152, 199, 223 Neeb, Martin J. 310 A Need to Know (Kojak) 169 Needham, Connie (Newton) 85 Needham, Hal 71, 320 Needham, Leo 26, 135, 260 Needham, Les 151 Neeley, Ted (Teddy) 200, 288 Neer, Judie 346 Neeson, Liam 357 Neff, Bill 151 Neff, Tom 179 Negative Image (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 The Negative Man (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 Negley, Howard (J.) 49, 53, 322, 327 Negro, Mary-Joan 271, 289 Neighbors, Aaron 406 Neigher, Geoffrey 126, 337, 344 Neill, Bob 412 Neill, Noel 10 Neilson, Helen 12 Neilson, James 9, 27, 83, 116, 122, 208, 320 Neilson, Jeanne 135 Neilson, John 409 Neise, George (N.) 48, 54, 216, 313, 327, 330 Neither Snow Nor Rain (Roar of the Rails) 260 Nelkin, Stacy 381 Nelligan, Kate 350 Nello, Thomas 423 Nelson, Alberta 73 Nelson, Barry 192, 229, 406, 420 Nelson, Bek 177, 322 Nelson, Bill 316 Nelson, Billy 12 Nelson, Carolyn 360 Nelson, Christine 280 Nelson, Christopher 273 Nelson, Craig T. 41, 330, 396, 401 Nelson, David 244, 245 Nelson, Dick 25, 301, 327, 330, 382 Nelson, Donald (Don) 142, 244, 285 Nelson, Ed 17, 26, 125, 227, 228, 249, 304, 339, 350, 358, 382 Nelson, Eric (Ricky) 244, 245 Nelson, Eugene A. 294 Nelson, Frank 156, 272 Nelson, Gary 8, 56, 57, 185, 206, 251, 420 Nelson, Gene 26, 80, 125, 150, 177, 209, 218, 225, 226, 253, 292, 309 Nelson, Harriet 244 Nelson, Herbert 181

500 Nelson, Jerry 273 Nelson, Jimmy 21 Nelson, John Allen 272 Nelson, Kristen 8 Nelson, Lin 282 Nelson, Lori 149, 219 Nelson, Miriam 38 Nelson, Ozzie 157, 244 Nelson, Peter 88, 125, 369, 418 Nelson, Ralph 115 Nelson, Ray 10 Nelson, Raymond E. 147, 182, 260 Nelson, Rick (Ricky) 245, 415 Nelson, Robert (J.) 197, 244 Nelson, Tracy 398 Nemec, Corky 325 Nemesis (The Millionaire) 217 The Neon Ceiling 391 Neon Nightmare (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Nephew of the Bride (Jackie Gleason Show) 157 Nephi Productions, RushWilson 354 Nepus, Ria 174 Nero, Franco 398 Nero, Toni 168, 274, 302 Nero Wolfe 231 Nesbit, Hannah 368 Nesbit, Stuart 29, 142 Nesbitt, Cathleen 79, 91 Nesbitt, John 306 Ness, Ed 364 Ness, Eddie 117 Ness, Eliot 74, 317 Netherton, Tom 178 Nethery, Miriam Byrd (ByrdNethery, Miriam) 154, 377, 397 Netter, Douglas 348, 403 Nettleton, Lois 8, 24, 115, 152, 420 Neubauer, Leonard 213 Neufeld, Mace 253, 410 Neufeld, Sigmund, Jr. 23, 273, 275, 278, 283, 284, 285, 301, 302 Neuhaus, Lacey 363 Neuman, Alan 328 Neuman, E. Jack 33, 230, 353, 373, 376 Neuman, Sam 244 Neumann, Dorothy 8, 81, 220, 329 Neuwirth, Bebe 52 The Nevada Story (Crossroads) 67 Nevell, Dave 94 Never Bet the Odds (Lock-up) 183 Never Con a Killer (The Feather and Father Gang) 93 Never Say Die (Ryan’s Four) 271 Neville, Emily Cheney 371 Nevin, David 356 Nevins, Claudette 17, 195, 223, 257, 299, 375 The New Adventures of China Smith 10–11 The New Adventures of Martin Kane 232 The New Adventures of Wonder Woman 329 The New Breed 232 New Comedy Showcase 375

The New Gospel Is Murder (Cannon) 32 The New Housekeeper (Maude) 375 New Job (The Alan Young Show) 11 The New Joey Bishop Show 162 The New Land 232 New Neighbor Sam (Gilligan’s Island) 126 The New Neighbors (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 The New Office (The Donna Reed Show) 80 New, Original Wonder Woman 424 New Shoes (The Millionaire) 220 New Temperatures Rising 306 New Wings for Old (The Doctors) 79 New World Television 272 New Year’s Wedding (All in the Family) 14 New York (Meet Corliss Archer [1]) 207 New Zealand — For the Fun of It 392 Newburger, Rick 39 Newell, James 301, 390 Newell, William 211, 318 Newhart 233 Newhart, Bob 32, 120, 233 Newkirk, Bob 221 Newkirk, Marlowe 29 Newlan, Paul 164, 314, 315 Newland, John 40, 79, 89, 95, 137, 202, 203, 230, 249, 304, 310, 406 Newley, Anthony 358, 395 Newlywed Hostages (Harbor Command) 135 Newlyweds Move in (The Mothers-in-Law) 228 Newman, Abby 393 Newman, Barry 360 Newman, Joseph M. 11 Newman, Laraine 175, 273 Newman, Melissa 141 Newman, Pamela 411 Newman, Samuel 217, 247 Newman, Tom 175 Newman, Walter Brown 131, 132, 133, 134 Newman Johnson Story (The Millionaire) 217 Newman-Mantee, Ann 255 Newmar, Julie 27 Newton, Dwight 320 Newton, Jerry 143 Newton, John 31, 91, 96, 142, 182, 315 Newton, Richard 94, 406 Newton, Wayne 143 Newton-John, Olivia 342, 367 Ney, Richard 49, 217 Nguyen, Ho 361 Nibley, Sloan 10, 54, 115, 220 Nibley, Tom 256 Nichol, James W. 238 Nicholas, Denise 152, 197, 269 Nicholas, Ron 250 Nicholas, Sam 245, 246 Nicholas Brothers 419 Nicholl, Don 14, 127, 311 Nichols, Barbara 27, 74, 205, 310 Nichols, Dorothy 157 Nichols, Garrett 123

Nichols, Marta 395 Nichols, Mike 357 Nichols, Nichelle 290–292 Nichols, Robert (Bob) 132, 212 Nicholson, E.A. 154 Nicholson, Meredith 116 Nicholson, Nick 198 Nick and Nora 392 Nick and Nora (Nick and Nora) 392 Nick the Greek (The Lloyd Bridges Show) 182 Nickell, Paul 224, 296 Nickerson, Denise 391 Nickerson, Shane 257 Nickson, Julie 195 Nicol, Alex 69, 75, 276, 328 Nicoletti, Louis 30, 81, 221 Nicoletti, Mike 143 Niehenke, Walter 421 Niel, Erwin 184 Nielsen, Brigitte 352 Nielsen, Leslie 36, 130, 164, 200, 232, 237, 238, 249, 281, 294, 319, 339, 394 Nieto, José 221 Nigh, Jane 30, 311 Night at Rosie’s (M*A*S*H) 193 Night Court 234 Night Dive (The Aquanauts) 16 Night Eyes 374 Night Flight (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 The Night Killer (Quincy, M.E.) 255 The Night of Fire and Brimstone (The Wild Wild West) 328 The Night of the Arrow (The Wild Wild West) 328 Night of the Colonel’s Ghost (The Wild Wild West) 328 The Night of the Death Maker (The Wild Wild West) 328 The Night of the Terrified Town (The Wild Wild West) 328 The Night of the Two-Legged Buffalo (The Wild Wild West) 328 The Night of the Winged Terror (The Wild Wild West) 329 Night Stalker 236 Night They Took Miss Beautiful 392 A Night with Annie Stewart (Hawaiian Eye) 140 A Night with Nora Stewart (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Nightfall (Cheyenne) 54 Nightmare 392 Nightmare (Cannon) 46 Nightmare (The Invaders) 154 The Nightmare Case (The FBI) 93 Nightmare Crossing (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Nightmare in Badham County 392 The Nightmare Man (Matt Houston) 204 Nightmare Road (The FBI) 93 Nightwatch Productions 288

501 Nighy, Bill 335 Nilsson, Britt 117, 328 Nimes, Shari 328 Nimoy, Leonard 123, 135, 222, 278, 290, 326 9 to 5 236 Nine to Five (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Nineteen 392 The 1975 Entertainment Hall of Fame Awards 358 The Ninja (Baretta) 23 The Ninth Commandment (The Woman in the Case) 423 Nisbet, Stuart 80, 82, 164, 194, 200, 350, 388 Nishimura, Deborah 281 Niss, Stanley 139, 261, 280 Nitro (Highway Patrol) 145 Niven, David 11, 75, 96, 97, 268 Niven, Kip 8, 13, 284 Nix, Martha 321 Nixon, Agnes 407 Nixon, Harry 151 Nixon, Marni 21 Nixon, Richard M. 358 No Bugles, No Drums (The High Chaparral) 145 No Bugles, No Women (The High Chaparral) 145 No Children, No Dogs (Three’s Company) 311 No Children, No Pets (Three’s Company) 311 No Complaints 392 No Contest (Cheers) 52 No Greater Love (The Doctors) 79 No Heavy Lifting 392 No More Mr. Nice Guy (Magnum, P.I.) 196 No Place to Hide (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 No Place to Run 393 No Return (Harbourmaster) 136 No Room at the Inn (Newhart) 233 No Room at the Inn (Spenser: For Hire) 288 No Sentiment (Studio 57) 296 No Shoes (Tele-Theatre) 306 No Squares in My Family Circle (The Breaking Point) 37 No Time for Sergeants 236 No Time to Kill (Target) 304 No Trail Back (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 No Way Out (Journey to the Center of the Earth) 376 No Way to Treat a Patient (Quincy, M.E.) 255 No Widow for Tombstone (Tombstone Territory) 312 No Yesterday and No Tomorrow (Rafferty) 257 Noah, James 116 Noah, Peter 225 Noah’s Ark 237 Noble, Anita 372 Noble, Harold E. 73 Noble, James 381, 382 Noble, Trisha 95, 301, 372, 376 Nobody Loves Me (Air Stages) 335

Nobody Makes Me Cry 393 Nocks, Arnee 46 Noel, Chris 29 Noel, Phoebe 275 Noel, Suzanne 52 Nolan, Danny Sue (Dani) 116, 220 Nolan, Don 228 Nolan, James 71 Nolan, Jeanette 116, 138, 141, 149, 154, 166, 215, 300, 320, 339, 366, 379 Nolan, Jim 227 Nolan, John 284 Nolan, Kathleen (Kathy) 11, 38, 153 Nolan, Lloyd 126, 128, 170, 244, 337, 362 Nolan, Tom 340 Nolan, William F. 238 Nolte, Charles 96 Noonan, Timmy 27 Noonan, Tom 401 Noonan, Tommy 219, 247 Noone, Kathleen 168 Noose, Ted 401 Nora (The Rifleman) 259 Nora Paul (The Millionaire) 212 Norberg, Greg 283, 285 NorBud Productions 271 Norden, Eric 211, 322 Norden, Tommy 95 Norden Productions 246 Nordlund, Brian 238 Norell, Henry 247 Norell, Michael 86, 415 Norman, B.G. 59, 179, 218, 252, 257, 316 Norman, Hal Jon (John) 70, 145 Norman, Lulie Jean 77 Norman, Maidie 243 Norman Conover (The Millionaire) 216 Norman Corwin Collection 5, 237 Norman Corwin Presents 237 Norman Lear–Bud Yorkin–Tandem Productions 204 Norman Lear/Tandem Productions 14 Norman Luboff Choir 60 Norman Rockwell’s “America Breaking Home Ties” 393 Norman Rosemont Productions 350, 388 Norris, Christopher 25, 250, 251, 313, 329 Norris, Karen 191 Norsch, Herbert 92 North, Jay 74, 280 North, John Ringling 348 North, Noelle 191 North, Sheree 28, 116, 196, 228, 230, 318, 326, 392 North, Steven 341, 357 North, Zeme 247, 280, 306 North and South 393 North and South, Book Two 393 Northwest Passage 239 Norton, Cliff 38, 143, 156, 261, 425 Norton, Deborah 391 Norton(-Taylor), Judy 321 Norton, Ken 271 Norton Simon, Inc. 356

Norway Corporation 290 Norwick, Natalie 30, 132, 291 Not for Hire 239, 278 Not in Our Stars (Stagecoach West) 290 Not Quite New York (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Not Quite South of the Border (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Not with a Whimper but a Bang (Ironside) 155 The Notables 76 The Note Show (The Note) (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Note the Quote (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Nothin’ in It for Me (Police Woman) 252 Nothing but the Truth (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 The Notorious Colette 394 The Not-so-Good Samaritan (The Girl with Something Extra) 127 Nouri, Michael 28, 349, 363 Novack, Shelly 93, 226, 227, 251, 295, 350 Novak, Kim 89 Novak, Mel 93 Novarro, Ramon 367 A Novel Way to Die (Simon & Simon) 283 The Nov-Elites 15 Novelli Framed (Matt Houston) 203 Novello, Don 273 Novello, Jay 36, 38, 54, 61, 96, 133, 134, 215, 277 Novelties (The Love Boat) 185 Novi, Enrique 371 Now I Lay Me Down to Die (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Now I Lay Me Down to Die (Matt Helm) 202 Now There’s a Face (Gidget) 126 Nowak, Jens 128 Noxon, Nicolas 208 The NRW Company 311, 413 Nuckols, Bill 297 Nuding, Stephen 354 Nugent, Carol 72, 219 Nugent, Daniel 169 Nugent, Elliot 378 Nugent, J.C. 378 Nugent, Judy 179, 198, 219, 250 Nugent, Kelbe 176 Nugent, Lee 378 Nugent, Nelle 361 Numbers (Mr. District Attorney) 223 The Numbers Game (The Unexpected) 316 The Nun Story (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Nunez, Dan 322 Nunez, Daniel 397 Nunn, Alice 41, 168, 249, 283, 326 Nunn, Terri 257, 300, 346, 368 Nurse Is a Feminine Noun (The Nurses) 239 Nurses 80, 239 Nusser, James 130 Nutter, Mayf 129, 141

INDEX Nuyen, France 90, 349, 353, 387 Nyberg, Peter 329 Nyby, Christian (Chris) 51, 127, 156, 172, 179, 205, 271, 311, 320, 327 Nyby, Christian I., Jr./ II 51, 57, 86, 146, 274, 284, 302 Nye, Carrie 390, 418 Nye, Louis 164, 261, 343, 357, 411 Nye, Will 365 O. Henry Playhouse 357 Oakes, Ken 68 Oakes, Randi 57, 413 Oakie, Jack 170 Oakland, Simon 40, 69, 70, 125, 137, 236, 251, 256, 287 Oates, Warren 251, 280, 293, 320, 322, 417 The Oath (Lawman) 177 The Oath (Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion) 397 Ober, Philip 41, 52, 150 Oberlin, Jim 280 Oberman, Milt 138, 168, 233, 274, 425 Oberon, Merle 97, 276 O’Bradovich, Ed 356 O’Brian, Hugh 91, 212, 249, 251, 348, 406 O’Brien, Barry 175 O’Brien, Bob 143, 191, 192, 221 O’Brien, Dave 258 O’Brien, David 289 O’Brien, Dean 318, 418 O’Brien, Edmond 192, 208, 222, 276, 277, 333 O’Brien, Edward 135 O’Brien, Erin 27 O’Brien, Joan 26, 55, 247 O’Brien, Kenneth 171, 296 O’Brien, Kevin 412 O’Brien, Laurie 345 O’Brien, Liam 125, 222, 250, 251, 276, 339 O’Brien, Margaret 17, 334 O’Brien, Maria 255 O’Brien, Pat 36, 67, 137, 351 O’Brien, Richard 45, 58, 116, 155, 200, 366, 416 O’Brien, Richard (II) 24 O’Brien, Robert 231, 375, 376 O’Brien, Rory 91 O’Brien, Rosemary 176 O’Brien, Thomas 41 O’Brien-Moore, Erin 249 Obsession (Star Trek) 291 O’Byrne, Bryan 69, 150, 236, 341 O’Catty, Packy 262 Ochoa, Buddy 388 O’Connell, Arthur 8, 18, 238, 406 O’Connell, David (J.) 173, 242 O’Connell, James 406 O’Connell, Joan 401 O’Connell, John 25, 255, 256, 344 O’Connell, Susan 296 O’Connell, Taaffe 31, 153, 175 O’Connell, William 236, 353 O’Conner, Dick 353 O’Connor, Bob 331 O’Connor, Carroll 14, 38, 152, 157, 287, 379

INDEX O’Connor, Donald 60, 284, 309, 381 O’Connor, Edwin 379 O’Connor, Elise 379 O’Connor, Frank 325, 348 O’Connor, Glynnis 343, 422 O’Connor, Hugh 152 O’Connor, Isabell 345 O’Connor, Jeanette 281 O’Connor, Mary 176 O’Connor, Richard 26 O’Connor, Richard L. 360 O’Connor, Robert 209 O’Connor, Robert Emmett 184 O’Connor, Tim 25, 39, 167, 203, 249, 329, 366 O’Connor-Becker Productions 379 The Odd Ball (The General Electric Theatre) 123 Oddo, Jerry 298 Odds on a Dead Pigeon (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 O’Dell, Doye 297 O’Dell, Tony 83 Odney, Douglas 213 O’Doherty, James 377 O’Donnell, Annie 236 O’Donnell, Cathy 304 O’Donnell, Ed 199 O’Donnell, Erin 34 O’Donnell, Gene 247 O’Donnell, Jacklyn 84 O’Donnell, Robert 283 O’Donoghue, Michael 273 Odum, Lyn 68 O’Dwyer, Michael 366 Odyssey in Progress (Norman Corwin Presents) 237 The Odyssey Murders (Police Story) 250 Odyssey of Death (Police Story) 250 The Odyssey of Runyon Jones (Norman Corwin Presents) 237 Of Caution and Courage (Navy Log) 231 Of Mice and Men (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Of Pure Blood 360 Of Rings and Strings and Other Things (The Clumbsys) 349 Of Sound Mind (Magnum, P.I.) 195 O’Fallan, Dean 355 O’Farrell, William 246 O’Feldman, Ric 95 Off Broadway (9 to 5) 236 Off the Record (Grand Jury) 128 Offerman, George 26 Official Detective 239 Official Films 421 O’Flynn, Damian 71, 280 Ogden, David 16 Ogden, Morry 70 Ogg, James (Jim; Jimmy) 67, 81, 325 Oglesby 369 Oglesby, Thomas (Randy) 234 O’Grady, Lani 85 Oh, Soon-Tek 37 Oh Those Hats! (Mister Ed) 224

502 O’Hanlon, George 54, 126, 136, 179 O’Hanlon, George, Jr. 136, 195 O’Hanlon, James 38, 54, 205 O’Hanlon, Susan Pratt 257 O’Hara, Cindy 173 O’Hara, James 27 O’Hara, Jenny 222, 251, 295, 326, 373, 424 O’Hara, John 125 O’Hara, Maureen 159 O’Hara, Patrick (Pat) 45, 314 O’Hara, Shirley 201, 295 O’Hare, Brad 392 O’Heaney, Caitlin 302, 303 O’Herlihy, Dan 11, 125, 198, 254, 313, 340, 352 O’Herlihy, Gavan 134 O’Herlihy, Michael 38, 195, 200, 206, 251, 291, 339, 351, 397 Ohio State Candidate (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Ohmart, Carol 209, 217, 280 Ohms 394 Oil Island (Waterfront) 324 Oil Land (My Hero) 229 O.K. Crackerby! 239 The Okay Chorale (Hot Pursuit) 148 Okazaki, Bob 139, 193 O’Keefe, Dennis 299 O’Keefe, James 226 O’Keefe, Michael 191 O’Keefe, Raymond 46, 196 O’Keefe, Winston 11 O’Kelly, Don 260 O’Kelly, Tim 27 Okie, Richard (C.) 168, 283 Okubo, Allan 195 O’Kun, Lan 185, 186 Oky Doky Ranch 10 Olandt, Ken 319 O’Laughlin, Gerald S. 155 The Old Blue Moose (SurfSide 6) 298 Old Faithful 394 An Old Flame (Night Court) 235 Old Iron Pin (Colt .45) 61 Old Mambo Dancers 307 The Old Man and the City (The Dick Powell Show) 75 The Old Man’s Bucket (Tramp Ship) 416 The Old Professor Forgot His Umbrella (The Halls of Ivy) 133 The Old Road (SurfSide 6) 298 Old Rocking Chair (The Millionaire) 218 Old Virginny of the Comstock (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Oldest Alumnus (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Oldfield, Richard 385 O’Leary, Carol 150, 405 O’Leary, Jack 397 O’Leary, John 84, 340, 351 O’Leary, Mary 123 O’Leary, Michael 301 Olek, Henry 372 Olfson, Ken 287 Oliansky, Joel 41, 404 Olin, Ken 28, 89, 146, 147 Oliney, Alan 251

Olio Spot: Born Loser (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Olio Spot: The Fan Dancer (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Olio Spot: The Musician (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Olio Spot: Tribute to Ed Wynn (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Oliphant, Peter 250 Oliver, Barret 153 Oliver, Deanna 162 Oliver, Gordon 156, 224, 248, 282 Oliver, James 116 Oliver, Jay 417 Oliver, Kyle 167 Oliver, Stephen 36, 249 Oliver, Susan 130, 155, 180, 219, 249, 291 Oliver’s Twist (Bold Venture) 33 Olivia Grainger (The Millionaire) 213 Olivier, Francine 389 Olivieri, Dennis 226 Olivo, Bernice 124 Olkewicz, Walter 345, 358, 362, 417 Ollestad, Norman 286 Olmos, Edward James 45 Olmstead, Nelson 27, 56, 155, 205, 303 O’Locklin, Allen 35 O’Loughlin, Gerald S. 269, 284 Olsen 8 Olsen, Christopher (Chris) 54, 214 Olsen, Dana 174 Olsen, Jean 83 Olsen, Johnny 162 Olsen, Maroni 132 Olsen, Merlin 181, 182, 342, 355 Olsen, Stan 166 Olsen, Susan 36 Olsen, Todd 190 Olsen, Tracy 259 Olson, Glen 57 Olson, James 227, 250, 360, 388, 390 Olson, Johnny 157 Olthof, Dirk 45 O’Malley, David 374 O’Malley, J. Pat (Pat) 116, 166, 170, 204, 205, 224, 229, 243, 247, 328, 355 O’Malley, John 11, 147 O’Malley, Kathleen 24, 199, 215, 321 O’Malley, Tom 42 Omega (Ark II) 17 Omen, Judd 23, 275 Omens, Estelle 233, 419 Omilami, Ofemo 152 O’Moore, Patrick 176 On Face Value (Magnum, P.I.) 197 On the Run 394 Once a Con (The Streets of San Francisco) 296 Once in Love with Harry (Night Court) 235 One and Only (Annapolis) 16 One Bear Dances, One Bear Doesn’t (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 One Bear Dances, the Other

Doesn’t (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 One Bullet from Broken Bow (Bat Masterson) 26 One Chance to Live (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 One Dead Cat (Richard Diamond, Private Detective) 259 One for the Money (Ripcord) 260 One for the Money (The Unexpected) 316 One for You, Two for Me (Chase) 51 One Good Grandparent Deserves Another (Life with Lucy) 180 101 Grove St. 394 113th Edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus 394 117 Ways to Cook Hamburger (Love on a Rooftop) 190 132nd Field Artillery Band 262 One Last Shot (The Streets of San Francisco) 293 One Left Boot (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 One Long Tomorrow (Serpico) 279 One-Man Group (Norman Corwin Presents) 237 One Man’s Family 240 One of Our Cops Is Crazy (Police Story) 251 One of Our Shells Is Missing (Gomer Pyle — USMC) 127 One of the Girls in Research (The Name of the Game) 230 One of the Raymonds 394 One of Those Days (Emergency!) 86 One on One (Joanie Loves Chachi) 162 One-Punch Wolfson (Lucan) 190 One Step to Darkness (Kung Fu) 171 The One That Got Away (Cannon) 45 One Way Ticket (Cheyenne) 56 O’Neal, Anne 216, 252 O’Neal, Joyce 256 O’Neal, Kevin 237 O’Neal, Patrick 85, 165, 220, 294, 351, 381, 384 O’Neal, Ron 37, 147 O’Neal, Ryan 247, 249, 383 O’Neal, Sean 389 O’Neil, Eileen 27 O’Neil, F.J. 128 O’Neil, Grey 274 O’Neil, Teresa 235, 236 O’Neil, Tip 52 O’Neil (O’Neill), Tricia 222, 274, 283 O’Neill, Charles 303 O’Neill, Dick 39, 41, 93, 165, 193, 202, 256 O’Neill, Eileen 39 O’Neill, Lou, Jr. 354 O’Neill, Mary Ellen 395 O’Neill, Ricky 237, 238 O’Neill, Robert F. 228, 255, 352

503 O’Neill (O’Neil), Tricia 222, 274, 283 Ong, Jack 129 Only the Dead Died Bravely (Bold Venture) 33 The Only Witness (West Point) 325 Only Yesterday (Lux Video Theatre) 192 Ontkean, Michael 269 Onyx, Narda 33, 59, 277 O’Pace, Leslie 151 Opatoshu, David 425 Open City (Police Story) 251 Opening Night!! (Dante(‘s Inferno) 71 Opening Night at the Boar’s Nest (The Dukes of Hazzard) 82 Operation Explosion (Roar of the Rails) 260 Operation Greta (How to Marry a Millionaire) 150 Operation Hellfire (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Operation Janus (The Man Called X) 199 Operation Petticoat 242 Operation Prime Time 366, 416 Operation: Runaway 242 Operation: Silent Night (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Operation Springtime (Daktari) 68 Operation Survival (Big Town) 30 Operation Survival (West Point) 325 Oppenheimer, Alan 51, 95, 172, 193, 201, 286, 365, 420 Oppenheimer, George 310 Oppenheimer, Jess 96, 358 Opryland, cast of 404 Options (Bracken’s World) 36 O’Quinn, Terence 402 Orange, David 275 Orbach, Jerry 39, 356 Orben, Robert 258 Orchard, John 192, 201 Orchin, Steve 408 Ord, Murray 408 The Ordeal (Bronk) 39 Ordeal by Fire (The Man and the Challenge) 197 Ordeal by Ice (Men in Crisis) 209 Ordeal by Love (Kung Fu) 171 The Ordeal of Patty Hearst 364 O’Ree, Bob 238 The Oregon Trail 243 O’Reilly, Cyril 363, 364 O’Reilly, Daniel Patrick (Pat) 29 O’Reilly, Erin 163, 164 O’Reilly, James 339 O’Reilly, Robert 153, 301 O’Reilly, Steve 150 Orenstein, Bernie 86, 271, 272 Orenstein, Jan 359 The Organization (The Invaders) 155 Orgolini, Lisa 396 Original Benny Goodman Quartet 415 Original Ellingtonians 415 Original Sin (Spenser: For Hire) 288

Oringer, Barry 94, 116, 155, 278, 326, 350, 367 Orion Television Productions 40 Orkin, Harvey 150 Orlando, Don 71 Orlando, Tony 367, 404 Orloff, Arthur 49, 50 Orman, Jeffrey 84 Ormeny, Tom 329 O’Ross, Ed 276 O’Rourke, Heather 134, 203, 325 O’Rourke, Thomas 283 The Orphan Train 394 Orr, David 193 Orr, Owen 56, 138, 417 Orr, William (Bill, T.) 11, 35, 38, 48, 49, 53, 54, 55, 56, 60, 61, 66, 67, 116, 139, 140, 141, 166, 177, 178, 204, 237, 260, 279, 280, 297, 298, 306, 322, 323 Orrison, Jack 139 Orsatti, Frank 153 Orsatti, Victor M. (Vic) 309 Orsen, Jack 46 Ortega, Francisco 45 Ortega, Frankie 279 Orth, Frank 34 Orville Gant (How the West Was Won) 372 Osborn, John Jay 22 Osborn, Lyn 288 Osborn, Ron 235, 236 Osborn, Virginia 18 Osborne, Bud 59 Osgood, Charline 146 O’Shea, Jack 72 O’Shea, Michael 156, 282 O’Shea, Milo 357, 397 O’Shea, Tessie 424 Oshins, Julie 231 Osler, William 238 Osmond, Alan 313 Osmond, Cliff 57, 158, 228, 299, 403 Osmond, Donnie & Marie 337 Osmond, Jay 313 Osmond, Marie 404 Osmond, Merrill 313 Osmond, Wayne 313 Osmond Brothers 313, 404 O’Steen, John 93 Osterhage, Jeff 417 Osterloh, Robert 74, 154, 209, 253, 320, 323 Osterwald, Bibi 14, 263, 296, 317 Ostime, Roger 138 Ostroff, Howard 235 Ostroff, Manning 60 O’Sullivan, James 300, 403 O’Sullivan, Jerry 298 O’Sullivan, Maureen 43, 49 Osuna, Jess 169, 421 Oswald, Gerd 31, 70, 124, 291 Oswald, Janet 378 Oteri, Cheri 273 Other, A.N. 138 The Other Face of the Law (Judd for the Defense) 164 The Other Side of the Badge (Police Story) 251 The Other Woman (The Mississippi) 223 Otis, Gene 45 O’Toole, Annette 269

O’Toole, Ollie 24, 26, 32, 224, 233, 315 O’Toole, Peter 400 OTP Productions 316 Otrin, John 193 Ott, Warrene 29, 141 Otto, Linda 334, 375 Otto, Virginia 123 Otwell, Roger 179 An Ounce of Prevention (Emergency!) 86 Our Fair City (Simon & Simon) 285 Our Gang (writers) 242 Our Man in London 395 Our Miss Brooks 243 Our Sacred Honor (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Ousley, Dina 38 Out of Darkness (Favorite Story) 92 Out of Gas (M*A*S*H) 193 Out of the Darkness 395 Out of the Fog (The Millionaire) 219 Out of Town Trip (The Associates) 22 Out on Parole (Big Town) 30 The Outcast (Lawman) 177 The Outcasts 243 The Outcasts (The Outcasts) 243 The Outer Limits 243–244 The Outer Reaches 395 The Outlander (Cheyenne) 53 The Outlander 395 The Outlaw Who Was Allergic to Horses (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Outlaws 244 The Outlaws (Sugarfoot) 297 Outlaw’s Justice (The Adventures of Kit Carson) 10 Outpost Productions 115 Outrage! 395 The Outsider 244 The Outsider (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 Over, Josie 255 Over the Limit (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Over the Mountain (Adventures in Paradise) 9 Overkill (Simon & Simon) 285 Overland Productions 325 The Overlord (V) 318 Overnight Guests (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 The Overtime Score (Police Story) 251 Overton, Bill 339, 392 Overton, Frank 293, 314, 315 Owen, John Steven 22 Owen, Lyla (Hay) 381, 385 Owen, Reginald 41 Owen, Tony 80 Owen, Tudor 96, 166, 205 Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law 244 Owens, Buck (Buck Owens & the Buckaroos) 159, 160, 164 Owens, Deirdre 241 Owens, Edwin (Ed) 138, 146, 181, 256 Owens, Gary 200, 270, 383 Owens, Geoffrey 66 Owens, Jill 31 Owens, Leon 71 Oxenberg, Catherine 83, 84

INDEX Oz (Oznowicz), Frank 158, 159, 273, 283 Ozzie and Harriet 244–245 Paar, Jack 43, 264, 358 Pabian, Anthony A. 412 Pabian, Jim 412 Pabian Productions 412 Pace, Owen 45 Pacelli, Frank 72 Pacino, Al 278 Packard, Elon 376, 383 Packer, David 362, 418 Packer, Doris 78, 214, 304 Packer, Juliet 321 Packer, Peter 33, 177, 184, 200, 315 Packwood, Harry 79 Pacula, Joanne 351 Padgett, Charles 303 Padgett, Dick 401 Padgett, Lewis 303 Padgett, Pat 15 Padilla, Manuel, Jr. 95 Padilla, Maria 417 Padilla, Richard 371 Padilla, Robert 372 Padula, Cindy 68 Padula, Vincent 12 Pagano, Jo 213, 214, 215, 216, 218, 219 Page, Anthony 388 Page, Gale 140 Page, Geraldine 250 Page, Harrison 126, 297 Page, Joy 54, 166, 276, 323 Page, LaWanda 271, 272 Page, Morgan 46 Page, Patti 76 Page & Smith 262 Paget, Debra 221 Paget, Robert 78, 249 Pagett, Gary 184, 284, 319 Paige, Janis 115, 119, 313, 342, 363, 387 Paige, Robert 220, 276, 315 The Pain in the Neck (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 The Painted Witnesses (The Thin Man) 310 The Painted Woman (It’s About Time) 156 Paisano Productions 246 Paiva, Nestor 16, 34, 40, 97, 213, 245, 247 Palance, Holly 415 Palance, Jack 38, 48, 128, 382, 401 Paleface 395 The Paleface (Star Trek) 292 Paley, Phillip 173 Palladino, Susan 390 Palma, Alcibiades 282 Palmer, Anthony 278, 297, 378 Palmer, Betsy 44, 120 Palmer, Byron 402 Palmer, David 196 Palmer, Dawson 184 Palmer, Gregg (Greg) 38, 72, 220, 236, 297, 365, 417 Palmer, Joe, Jr. 317 Palmer, Maria 97, 166, 323 Palmer, Mavis Neal 45 Palmer, Max 199 Palmer, Mildred 213 Palmer, P.K. 75, 135 Palmer, Patricia Fass 392 Palmer, Peter 67, 172, 283, 397

INDEX Palmer, Robert 118 Palmer, Stuart 216 Palmer, Tom 118, 154, 155, 178, 243, 315, 378 Palmer, Tony 363 The Palms Bar 395 Palms of Glory (The Big Valley) 30 Palter, Lew 169 Paluzzi, Luciana 9 Pamaron- Productions 162 Pamric Productions 332 Panaieff, Michael 56 Panama, Norman 411 Pandora Has Wings (Hart to Hart) 138 Panhandle Manhunt (Official Detective) 239 Panic (Matt Helm) 203 Panic in the Sheets (Temperatures Rising) 306 Panich, David 257, 270 Pankhurst, Patrick 302 Pankin, Stuart 210 Pankow, John 362, 380 Pantheon Productions 357 Pantoliano, Joe 138, 402 Pantsari, David (Bud, Buddy) 25, 117, 118 Paolillo, Ron 325 Papa and the Dowry 396 Papa Goes to the Ball (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 396 Papa Is All (The Kraft Television Theatre) 170 Papazian, Robert A. 370, 393, 422 Papazian-Hirsch Entertainment 370 Papenfuss, Tony 233, 234 Paper Dolls 396 Pappas Teleproductions 419 Pappy’s Oasis (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Paquin, Robert (A.) 148, 218 Parade of Stars 245 Paradise Blues (Magnum, P.I.) 196 The Paradise Syndrome (Star Trek) 292 Paradivers (The Aquanauts) 16 Parady, Hersha 181, 182 Parady, Ron 289 Paramount 243 Paramount Pictures 15, 21, 31, 40, 41, 129, 134, 174, 197, 200, 225, 271, 278, 313, 364, 371, 381, 384, 391, 392, 402, 405, 412, 414, 417 Paramount Pictures Corporation 15, 21, 31, 40, 41, 129, 134, 174, 197, 225, 271, 278, 313 Paramount Pictures Television 200 Paramount Studios 33, 36, 341, 350, 353, 369, 370, 373, 383, 404 Paramount Television 17, 36, 39, 50, 52, 142, 185, 222, 225, 231, 290, 305, 334, 336, 347, 354, 356, 358, 362, 364, 368, 369, 376, 378, 381, 385, 389, 390, 392, 396, 399, 401, 406, 408, 409, 415, 416, 417, 420, 421 Paramount Television Pro-

504 ductions 90, 96, 161, 281, 299, 325, 408 Para-Nurse (Ripcord) 260 The Parasite (Most Wanted) 227 Pardo, Don 273 Pardon Me Boy, Is That the Quake City Choo Choo? (Gun Shy) 129 Pardon My Gloves (Desilu Playhouse) 74 Paré, Michael 128 Parent, Gail 46–48 Parez, Robert Nelda 361 Parfrey, Woodrow 8, 24, 26, 34, 37, 51, 80, 85, 89, 90, 93, 94, 95, 96, 125, 127, 158, 164, 190, 191, 194, 201, 225, 226, 228, 230, 243, 250, 255, 258, 259, 269, 293, 294, 306, 312, 319, 320, 321, 331, 360, 365, 370, 389, 393, 395, 400, 421 Parham, Reed 278 Paris, Jerry 30, 31, 75, 131, 134, 135, 140, 143, 144, 162, 182, 210, 214, 280, 309, 317, 318 Paris, Julie 161, 176 Paris, Manuel 316 Paris, Tony 176 Parish, David 45 Paritz, Jack 27 Park, Clyde W. 133 Parke, Lawrence 28 Parke, MacDonald 232 Parke, Rob 357 Parker, A. 276 Parker, Dorothy 378 Parker, Earl 117, 118 Parker, Ed (Eddie) 50 Parker, Eleanor 36, 340 Parker, F. William 279, 369, 377 Parker, Fess 69, 276 Parker, Frank 18, 19, 299, 376 Parker, Jacob 87 Parker, Jameson 138, 283, 335 Parker, Jim 185 Parker, Joe 220, 309 Parker, Judith 359, 406 Parker, Lara 86, 153, 171, 236, 299, 373, 420 Parker, Lew 290 Parker, Penney (Penny) 71, 201 Parker, Ray 17, 18 Parker, Robert B. 288 Parker, Rod 126, 204 Parker, Sachi 275 Parker, Sunshine 34 Parker, Walt 331 Parker, Warren 93, 347 Parker, Wes 203, 376 Parker, William F. 234 Parkes, Gerard 238 Parkes, James 200 Parkhurst, Douglas 420 Parkins, Barbara 90, 125, 249, 380, 425 Parkinson, Dian 319 Parkinson, Nancee 381 Parks, Andrew 25, 44, 361 Parks, Bert 413 Parks, Catherine 332 Parks, Charles 89 Parks, Hildy 186, 212, 388 Parks, Joel 295 Parks, Lillian Rogers 339

Parks, Michael 295, 358, 360, 409, 417 Parlor Game (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Parlota, Charlie 179 Parnell, Chris 273 Parnell, Dennis 186 Parnell, Emory 167, 178, 179, 205 Parnell, James 178, 214 Parole Board (Big Town) 30 Parone, David 338 Parr, Stephen 24, 296, 377 Parrar, Stanley 177 Parriott, James D. 152 Parrish, Ann 414 Parrish, Helen 149 Parrish, John 145, 257, 270 Parrish, Julie 291 Parrish, Leslie 16, 139, 291 Parrish, Tony 331 Parros, Peter 167 Parry, Harvey 23, 214 Parry, Steven 419 Parry, Zale 278 Parslow, Philip L. 89 Parsons, Cherilyn 395 Parsons, E.M. 49, 50, 87, 259, 260 Parsons, Estelle 339 Parsons, Lindsley 327 Parsons, Milton 73, 276, 346, 353 Parsons, Nancy 23, 184 Parsons, Ray 249 Part, Brian 181 Partington, David J. 167 The Partner (Stone) 293 Partners (Cagney and Lacey) 41 Partners (Falcon Crest) 89 The Partners (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Partners in Crime 396 Parton, Dolly 337 Parton, Regis (Reggie) 70 Partridge, Derek 292 Parts Unknown (Shadow Chasers) 281 The Party (The Associates) 22 Party Girl (The Roaring Twenties) 261 The Party of Your Choice (Serpico) 279 Party People (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Paruolo, John 176 Pascal, Mary Ann 39, 236, 347 Pascal, Milton 82, 123, 150, 207, 208, 229, 252, 282, 288, 388 Pascaris, Jerome 357 Pasetta, Marty 287, 333, 334, 337, 338, 348, 364, 367, 404 Pasetta Productions 364 Pasques, Christian 214 Pasquin, John 13, 50 Pass, Alan 83 Passage to Helena (The Fugitive) 116 Passage to Tana (Adventures in Paradise) 9 Passage to Tua (Adventures in Paradise) 9 Passarella, Art 294, 383 Passing Parade 306 Passing Parade Films 306 Passport (Hawaiian Eye) 141

Passport (The Man Called X) 199 The Passport Ring Story (The New Adventures of Martin Kane) 232 Passport to Danger 245 The Password (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Past Tense (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Pastick, Lorie 50 Pastime in Good Company (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Pat Buttram’s Popcorn Palace 396 Pat Paulsen’s Half a Comedy Hour 245 Pataki, Michael 27, 94, 95, 117, 125, 176, 287, 350, 398, 421 Patchett, Tom 32, 312, 338 Patchett & Tarses 338 Pate, Michael 8, 11, 27, 56, 69, 139, 177, 214 Paterson, Vince 68 Path of the Hurricane (Harbourmaster) 136 Pathay (Productions) 400 The Patient Died (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 46 Patinkin, Mandy 413 Pat-Lo/Ablidon Enterprises 396 Patrice, Joanna 283, 406 Patricia Collins (The Millionaire) 221 Patrick, Alain 423 Patrick, Butch 150 Patrick, Dennis 25, 45, 67, 169, 218, 247, 294, 295, 297, 311, 349, 388, 408 Patrick, Gail 246 Patrick, Hugh 316 Patrick, Jack 323 Patrick, Joan 79 Patrick, John 319 Patrick, Lee 139, 147, 297, 312, 375 Patrick, Lory 310, 328 Patridge, Joe 322 The Patriots 396 The Patsy (Bronk) 39 Patten, Luana 216 Patten, Robert 8, 82, 155, 206, 227, 253, 330, 386 Patterns (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Patterson, Chuck 289 Patterson, Dick 174, 220, 416 Patterson, Elizabeth 206, 250 Patterson, Eugene 206, 227 Patterson, Hank 10, 55, 59, 72, 92, 93, 130, 166, 178, 198, 260, 304, 312 Patterson, Herbert 213 Patterson, James 293 Patterson, John (T.) 211, 252, 275 Patterson, Kellee 294 Patterson, Kenneth 247, 248 Patterson, Lee 195, 232, 274, 298, 315 Patterson, Lorna 407 Patterson, Melody 88 Patterson, Neva 17, 25, 249, 378, 418 Patterson, Patrick 393 Patterson, Richard 402 Patterson, Ronnie 215 Patterson, Shirley 92

505 Patton, Richard 211 Patts, Patricia 398 Paul, Alexandra 396 Paul, Byron 348, 370 Paul, Eugenia 270 Paul, Lee 17, 366 Paul, Les 354 Paul, Nancy 289, 367 Paul, Nick 61, 182 Paul, Norman 127, 229, 237, 383 Paul, Rene 27 Paul, Richard 142 Paul, Rod 363 Paul, Victor 117 Paul F. Heard, Inc. 399 The Paul Godkin Dancers 119 Paul Gregory Associates 96 The Paul Naylor Story (The Millionaire) 216 Paul R. Picard Productions 405 Paul Remos & His Toy Boys 18 Paul Werth Collection 5, 339, 346, 392 Paul Weston & His Orchestra (Paul Westton Orchestra) 71, 76 The Paul Weston Dancers 163 Paulin, Scott 360, 387 Paulist Productions 154 Paull, Gaye Huston 294 Paull, Morgan 45, 351 Paulsen, Albert 330, 388, 405 Paulsen, David 68 Paulsen, Pat 245, 287 Pavan, Marissa 389 PAW Productions 346 Pawl, Nick 260, 312 Pawn’s Gambit (SurfSide 6) 298 Pax, James 276 Paxton, Bill 338 Paxton, Peggy 161 Paxton, Tony 45 Pay Dirt (Death Valley Days) 73 The Payday Pirate (T.J. Hooker) 301 Paylow, Clark L. 286 Payment Overdue (T. H. E. Cat) 299 Paymer, David 274, 398 Payne, Bruce 58, 92, 277 Payne, Julie 294 Payne, Michael 360 The Payoff (77 Sunset Strip) 279 Payroll of the Dead (Cheyenne) 54 Paz, Joe 77 PBS 178, 378, 380, 419 Peabody, Eddie 309 Peace[?], R. 53 Peace with Honor (The Mississippi) 222 Peace (Chief Joseph & the Nez Perces) 222 The Peacemaker (The Invaders) 155 Peach, Fran 176 Peadon, Pamela 425 Peaker, E.J. 128, 226, 330 Pearce, Alice 29 Pearce, Sally 217, 276 Pearce, Wynn 244 Pearl 396 Pearl, Barry 13, 274, 384

Pearl, Minnie 160, 164, 367 Pearl Harbor 396 Pearlberg, Irving (Irv) 222, 223, 252 Pearlman, Seth 50 Pearson, Brett 70 Pearson, Jerold 319 Pearson, Jess 73 Pearson, Mary 51 Peary, Harold 396 Pec, Stephen Apostle (Steve Peck) 285 Pecchio, Carmen 95 Peck, Ed 134, 155, 182, 291, 320, 402 Peck, Gregory 337 Peck, J. Eddie 393 Peck, Shirley 10 Peckinpah, Sam 32, 166, 313 Peck’s Bad Girl 246 Pecos Pete (Peter Gunn) 248 Pedi, Tom 279 Pedicini, Dick 212 Pedroza, Adelina 49 Peebles, Ruth 275 Peel, Richard 118 Peeper — Two (The Bob Newhart Show) 32 Peeples, Samuel (A.) 67, 115, 171, 179, 269, 270, 290 Peerce, Larry 27, 94 Peete, Bob 412 Peggy? (The Veil) 419 Peggy Demos (The Millionaire) 212 Peiffer, Craig 138 Peirce (Pierce), Robert (Bob) 161, 162, 279 Peirlot, Francis 133 Pelikan, Lisa 344, 411, 417, 424 Pelish, Thelma 153, 264 Pellegrini, Gene 186, 187, 188, 189 Pellegrino, Nick 86 Pelletier, Louis 139 Pelling, George 199 Pellow, Cliff 378, 402 Pelly, Farrell 303, 304 Peloquin, Jean 320 Pelt, Tim 278 Pelto, Matt 155, 172, 311, 351 Peluce, Meeno 360 Pembroke, George 122, 277 Pen and the Sword (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Pena, Tony 169 The Penalty (Black Saddle) 31 PenCam Productions 237 Pender, Paul 355 Pendick Enterprises 286 Pendleton, Steve 27, 206, 247 Peng, Frank Zi-Li 193 Penghlis, Thaao 390, 403 The Penguin Declines (Batman) 27 Penguin Is a Girl’s Best Friend (Batman) 27 Penguin Sets a Trend (Batman) 27 Penguin’s Disastrous End (Batman) 27 Penhall, Bruce 57, 186 Penland, Charles R. 302 Penn, Arthur 250 Penn, Leo 24, 25, 31, 46, 79, 82, 138, 165, 172, 177, 211, 222, 230, 244, 290, 299, 310, 316, 318 Penn, Leonard 58, 92, 323

Penn, Robin Wright 272, 331 A Pennant for the Kremlin 396 Pennell, Ken 295 Pennell, Larry 16, 49, 130, 166, 173, 181, 215, 220, 259, 304, 326 Pennell, Russell 221 Penney, Edmund 219, 344 Pennington, Marla 134, 369 Pennock, Christopher 84, 123, 424 Penny, Joe 94, 301, 353, 363, 404 Penny, Sydney 301, 414 Penrod, Judith 60, 403 Pentecost, George 31, 76 Pentecost, Hugh 277 Penthouse 397 Pento, Joey 193 Penumbra (Falcon Crest) 89 Penya, Anthony 60 People in My Basement (The Eleventh Hour) 85 People Like Us 336 People Like Us (The Users) 418 People Mover (Most Wanted) 227 People vs. Stern, Case (The Verdict Is Yours) 319 The People’s Choice 246 The People’s Choice (Steve Donovan, Western Marshal) 293 Peppard, George 12 Pepper, Barbara 211, 323 Pepper, Claude 176 Pepper, Corey 412 Pepper, Cynthia 201 Pepper, Jack 53 Pepper, Paul 167, 294, 343 Peppiatt, Frank 52, 158, 163, 363 Pera, Lisa 117, 118 Pera, Radames 171, 173, 181 Perak, John 350 Percoff, Nehemiah 317 Perew, Tom 358 Perez, Lazaro 296 Perez, Phil 176 Perez, Raoul 116 Perez, Tony 295, 301, 377 The Perfect Alibi Story (Dangerous Assignment) 69 The Perfect Circle (Tightrope!) 311 The Perfect Crime (Everglades) 87 Perfect Fit for a Frame (Cannon) 45 A Perfect Match 397 The Perfect Match 246 The Perfect Twenty (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 The Perfect Woman 397 The Performance (Joanie Loves Chachi) 161 Perina, George 118, 315 Perine, Parke 85 Perito, Jennifer 85, 197 Perkins, Anthony 388 Perkins, Gil 54, 218, 277, 376 Perkins, Jack 86, 172, 224 Perkins, Kenneth 35, 55, 61 Perkins, Kent 13 Perkins, Millie 169, 337 Perkins, Voltaire 115 Perlman, Heide 52 Perlman, Rhea 52, 368

INDEX Perlow, Robert Neil (Bob) 175, 176, 233 Pernie, Steven 239 The Pero Brothers 18 Perpich, Jimmy 153 Perreau, Gigi 49, 261 Perreau, Janine 92 Perret, Gene 311, 375, 414 Perrin, Nat 149, 229, 253 Perrin, Sam 143, 156 Perrin, Vic 30, 81, 243, 253, 329 Perrine, Valerie 425 Perrott, Ruth 34, 149, 219, 277 Perry, Barbara 29 Perry, Felton 25, 82, 364, 409 Perry, John F. 89 Perry, Joseph (Joe, V.) 29, 172, 177, 190, 225, 294, 322 Perry, Naomi 299 Perry, Roger 17, 88, 118, 137, 203, 243, 291 Perry, Steven 195 Perry, Ty 80 Perry, William P. 381 Perry, Wolfe 233 The Perry Como Show 52 Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall 170 Perry Mason 246–248 Perryman, Lloyd 271 Pershing, Diane 163 The Persistent Cop (The Danny Thomas Show) 71 Persky, Bill 75, 142, 327, 403 Persoff, Nehemiah 23, 57, 251, 386, 388, 403, 417, 424, 425 A Personal Matter (Bat Masterson) 26 A Personal Matter (The Lloyd Bridges Show) 182 Pertwee, Michael 9 Pescow, Donna 15 The Pete Hopper Story (The Millionaire) 217 Pete Marlow (The Millionaire) 214 Peter and Paul 334 Peter Bartley (The Millionaire) 215 Peter Benchley’s Mysteries of the Deep 409 Peter Fleming Agency 37 Peter Gunn 248 Peter Longman (The Millionaire) 221 Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion 397 Peter Matz Orchestra 46, 158 Peter Pan (Jackie Gleason Show) 157 Peterbilt 397 Peterman, Helen 258 Peters, Audrey 186, 187, 188, 189, 190 Peters, Barbara 281 Peters, Bernadette 14, 385, 387 Peters, Brandon 297 Peters, Brock 20, 164, 238, 250, 395 Peters, Don 35 Peters, Erika 201, 297 Peters, House 367 Peters, House, Jr. 54, 269 Peters, Jean 334, 389 Peters, Jeff 366

INDEX Peters, Kay 181 Peters, Kelly Jean 45, 154, 192 Peters, Ken 180 Peters, Lyn 28, 173 Peters, Margie 88, 89, 392 Peters, Paul 72, 277 Peters, Ralph 214 Peters, Scott 125 Peters, Sharon 52 Peters, Werner 31 Petersen, Chris 181, 421 Petersen, Leslie (Les) 209 Petersen (Peterson), Pat 168, 169, 190 Petersen, Patty 60, 80 Petersen, Paul 80, 203, 204 Peterson, Arthur 30, 130 Peterson, Dan 88 Peterson, Diane 305 Peterson, Edgar 59, 115, 130, 321, 322 Peterson, Eugene 137 Peterson, Evelyn 379 Peterson, James 324 Peterson, Dr. James A. 18 Peterson, Lenka 422 Peterson, Margaret Ann (Maggie) 15, 30, 355 Peterson, Nan 71 Peterson, Pat 168, 169 Peterson, Rod 321, 397 Peterson, Ronald 395 Peterson, Tommy 347 Peterson, Vidal 414, 415 Pethley, Don 306 Petina, Dee 145 Petitclerc, Denne Bart 399 Petlock, John 285, 390 Petranto, Russ 154, 272, 355, 389 Petrey, Sandra 271 Petrie, Daniel 230, 271, 357 Petrie, Daniel , Jr. 395 Petrie, Donald 222, 368, 422 Petrie, Dorothea G. 395 Petrie, George 15, 141, 256, 295, 299 Petrie, Howard 247, 322, 323 Petrullo, Joe 58 Petruzzi, Jack 167, 248 Petry, Gedda 354 Pettet, Joanna 79, 137, 168, 423 Petticoat Junction 248 Pettifer, Brian 367 Pettit, John 135 Pettit, Jomarie 220 Pettus, Ken 30, 90, 140, 145, 172, 202, 243, 329, 405 Pettyjohn, Angelique 292 Pev Johnson (The Millionaire) 211 Pevney, Joseph (Joe) 8, 40, 86, 137, 291, 320, 321 Pewowar, Jules 331 Peyser, James 117 Peyser, John (H.) 48, 118, 119, 177, 200, 211, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 221, 244, 299, 328, 354 Peyser, Penny 25, 66, 153, 312 Peyton Place 249 Pfeiffer, Michelle 73 Pfeil, Dennis 402 Pflug, Ann 392 Pflug, Eva 31 Pflug, Jo Ann (Joann) 89, 168, 242

506 Phalen, Robert 23, 138, 283, 337, 377 Phantom Burglar (Boston Blackie) 35 The Phantom Car (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 Phantom of Playland (Simon & Simon) 284 Phantom Rickshaw (Favorite Story) 91 The Pharaoh’s Engineers (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Phelan, Mark 169 Phelps, Lee 257 Phenomena (Shadow Chasers) 281 Phil Silvers Show 403 Philbin, Jack 157, 370 Philbin, Phil 283 Philbrick, Herbert A. 151 Philbrock, James 183 Philco Television Playhouse 202 Phildil Productions, Ltd. 253 Philip Mandelker Productions 424 Philip Morris Agency 256 Philip Rapp Collection 5, 76, 147, 229, 245, 290, 297, 341, 354, 371, 375, 386 Philip Sargent (The Millionaire) 213 Philipp, Karen 192, 255 Philippe, André 139, 404 Philips (Phillips), Lee 36, 95, 249, 349, 387 Philips (Phillips), Phil 40, 182 Philipson, Adam 289 Phillip Burnell (The Millionaire) 219 Phillipp, Karen 255 Phillippe, Andre 389 Phillips, Arthur 60, 258 Phillips, Barney 8, 25, 81, 94, 155, 198, 314, 350, 380 Phillips, Clyde (B.) 344, 387 Phillips, Ethan 138 Phillips, Hal Thomas 392 Phillips, Harry George 149 Phillips, Irna 72 Phillips, Irving W. 208 Phillips, James Atlee 94 Phillips, John 93, 257, 316 Phillips, Joseph C. 66 Phillips (Philips), Lee 36, 95, 249, 349, 387 Phillips, Mackenzie 356, 360, 390 Phillips, Michelle 149, 168, 222, 418 Phillips, Nancie 270 Phillips, Peggy 72 Phillips (Philips), Phil 40, 182 Phillips, Randy 330 Phillips, Robert (Bob) 45, 87, 171, 173, 254, 328, 329, 373 Phillips, Ruth 123 Phillips, Wendy 396 Phillips, William (Bill) 276 Phinney, Foster H. 211 Phipps, William Edward (Bill) 26, 51, 92, 96, 213, 299, 306, 312, 320, 356 Phoenix, Leaf (Joaquin) 228 Phoenix, River 279 Phoenix, Summer 228 Phoney Hero (Big Town) 30

Phony Cop (Highway Patrol) 146 The Phyllis Diller Show 253 Phyllis Goes Broke (The Pruitts of Southampton) 253 Physical Contact (West Point) 326 Piatigorsky, Gregor 358 Piazza, Ben 28, 138, 222, 377, 421 Picard, Paul R. 378, 388, 398, 405 Picardo, Robert 13, 276 Picerni, Charles (Charlie) 27, 190, 203, 204, 300, 319 Picerni, Paul 12, 25, 74, 139, 144, 171, 209, 215, 283, 317, 318, 324, 388 Pick & Pat 15 Pickard, John 35, 59, 61, 72, 75, 79, 80, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 222, 240, 334, 335, 348, 355, 361, 365, 370, 372, 379, 386, 410, 414, 420 Pickens, Slim 67, 69, 243, 244, 299, 340, 372, 391 Pickett, Cindy 41, 197, 285, 347 Pickles, Christina 258 Picky Video 245 The Picture (The Unexpected) 316 Pidgeon, Walter 37, 85, 125, 209, 332 The Pied Piper (Bring ’Em Back Alive) 37 The Pied Piper Project (The Outer Limits) 244 Piekarski, Julie 88 Pieper, Charles 403 Pierce, Maggie 67, 230, 280 Pierce (Peirce), Robert (Bob) 161, 162, 279 Pierce, Stack 38, 46, 299, 336, 362 Pierlot, Francis 97 Pierpoint, Eric 148 Pierre Cossette Company 366, 367 Pierre Cossette Productions 280 Pierson, Arthur 281 Pierson, Frank 369, 392 Pierson, Richard 384 Pig on Ice 349 The Pigeon (The Millionaire) 218 Pigeon Point 396 Piggy Productions, Inc. 343 Pilato, Joseph 288 Pilgrims’ Pride 379 Piller, Micheal (Mike) 283, 284, 285 Pillow Patter (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Pillsbury, Garth 315 Pilon, Daniel 68 Pinassi, Dominique 275 Pinchuk, Sheldon 338, 362 Pinchuk/Finnegan Productions 362 Pine, Andrew 154 Pine, Lester Aaron (Les) 177, 224, 248 Pine, Phillip 23, 24, 33, 41, 58, 94, 118, 212, 227, 248,

254, 256, 292, 294, 327, 358 Pine, Robert 57, 58, 274, 358, 362 Pinero, Miguel 23 Pingitore, Carl 81, 250, 251, 338, 363 Pink Is for Death (Whirlybirds) 327 Pinkard, Fred 279 Pinkard, Ron 86, 329 Pinkerton, Robert 384 Pinkerton Day (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Pinkney, Gordon 295 Pinkosh, Mark 196 The Pinky Lee Show 249 Pinson, Allen 58, 215 Pintauro, Danny 327 Pintoff, Ernest 85, 169 Pioli, Judy 175, 176, 281, 325 Piper, John 45 Piperio, Robert 135 Pipkin, Leo 339 The Pips 366 Piracy (Tramp Ship) 416 Pirandello, Luigi 202 The Pirate 398 The Pirate (Colt .45) 61 The Pirate (Most Wanted) 227 Pirate’s Curse (Harbourmaster) 136 Pirate’s Key (Simon & Simon) 283 Pirates of San Francisco (Death Valley Days) 72 Pirosh, Robert 85, 136 Pisani, Remo 163 Piscopo, Joe 273 Pisier, Marie-France 405 Pistilli, Carl 228 Pitlik, Noam 32, 115, 154, 190, 236, 271 Pitney, Gene 159 Pitsis, Ted 233 Pitti, Carl 181, 182 Pittman, Frank 26, 165, 311 Pittman, Maurita 55, 297 Pittman, Montgomery (Monte) 26, 177, 279, 280, 297, 298 Pittman, Robert John 74 Pitton, Michael 302, 303 Pitts, ZaSu 357 Pius, Minerva 18, 262 Piven, Byrne 339 Piwetz, Andrea 385 P.K. Palmer Productions 75 Place, Mary Kay 334 A Place to Call Home 398 Place to Call Home (The Master) 202 Plain, Belva 359 Plana, Tony 403 Plant, Michael 75, 209 Plastrik, Marc 279 Plato, Dana 76 Plato’s Stepchildren (Star Trek) 292 Platt, Edward (C.) 26, 123, 139, 209, 224 Platt, Howard 142, 271, 343, 415 Platt, Marc 219 Plautus Productions 239 Play It Again, Tuck (Foul Play) 96 The Playboy (The Eddie Cantor Comedy Theatre) 84

507 The Playboy Bunnies 175 Playboy Productions 359, 374, 420 The Playboy Show (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Playdon, Paul 117, 118, 119, 171, 236 The Playhouse 398 Playhouse Drama 276 Playhouse 90 249 Playhouse of Stars 276 Playing Possum (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 The Playwright (How to Marry a Millionaire) 150 Please Don’t Eat the Buzzards (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Please Don’t Feed the Buzzards (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Please, Kill Me! 351 Please, No Flowers (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Pleasence, Angela 388 Pleasence, Donald 340, 350, 354 Pleasure Palace (Fantasy Island) 90 Pleasures 398 The Pledge (The DuPont Show) 83 Pleshette, John 168, 285, 371, 399, 418 Pleshette, Suzanne 32, 155, 362, 373, 377 Plestina, Renata 238 Pletts, Tom 182 The Plot 398 Plot to Assassinate President Johnson (The Rough Riders) 270 The Plot to Kill (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Plowden, Julian 363 Plowman, Melinda 16 The Plugged Nickel (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Plumb, Eve 172, 336, 413 A Plumber in Paradise (The Kraft Television Theatre) 170 Plummer, Christopher 335, 351, 389, 414 Plunkett, Edward (Lord Dunsany) 96 The Plush Jungle: Benjamin Riker (Cain’s Hundred) 41 The Poacher (Sea Hunt) 277 Poaha, Dell-Finn 139 Pocketful of Stars (Cheyenne) 56 Podell, Rick 255 Podewell, Cathy 68 Poe, James 358 Poeti, Paolo 356 Pogostin, S. Lee 32 Pogue, Ken 380 Pogue, Mel 218 Poindexter, Ina 213 Poindexter, Larry 67, 88, 134 A Point of View (Rafferty) 256 Point of View (West Point) 325 Pointer, Priscilla 41, 252, 256, 377 Poisoned Wine (Postal Inspector) 399 The Poisoners (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194

Polache(c)k, Charles 46, 59, 202 Polevoy, Roy 333 Polic, Henry II 129, 325, 405 Police Story 250–251 Police Story (Big Town) 30 Police Woman 252 The Policeman’s Gun (Official Detective) 240 Policewoman (Highway Patrol) 146 Polis, Joel 353, 360 Polite, Charlene 383 Polito, Jon 363 Polizos, Vic 327 Polk, Randy 293, 370 Pollack, Naomi 292 Pollack, Sydney 28, 32, 37, 115, 286 Pollan, David 391 Pollan, Tracy 90 Polland, Wendy (Little Wendy) 337 Pollard, Michael J. 291, 369 Pollock, David 193 Pollock, Dee 244, 316 Pollock, Eileen 83 Pollock, Robert Mason 83 Pollock, Susan 359 Polly Wants a Crack in the Head (The Flying Nun) 95 Polly Wants a Cracked Head (The Flying Nun) 95 Polo, Miro 356 Polsky, Abe 171 Pomerantz, Earl 22, 233 Pomerantz, Edward 396, 397 Pomerantz, Hart 270 Pomerantz, Jeff 84, 145, 256, 301 Pomes, Don 353 Pompian, Paul 411 Pomroy’s People 398 Ponce, Luis Daniel 169 Ponce, Poncie 18, 139, 140 Ponderosa Matador (Bonanza) 33 Ponsot, Marie 50, 77, 78 Ponterotto, Donna 258, 259, 392 Pontiac “Show Stoppers” 1982 399 Ponzini, Antony 274 Poole, Duane 139, 148, 185 Poole, Roy 83, 155, 226, 295, 364, 394, 403 Poolhouse Productions 343 Poor Reception (Newhart) 234 Poovie, Lou-Ann 127 Pop and Country World of Nashville (The Jimmy Dean Show) 159 Pope, Elaine 97 Pope, Peggy 235, 236 Poppe, Harry 229, 292 Poppe, Harry, Jr. 183, 286, 347 Poppe, Herman 44, 83, 274, 283, 294, 318, 330, 370, 372 Popplewell, Jack 170 Popsicle Parade of Stars 245 Popwell, Albert 397 Por nada (Baretta) 23 Porges, Arthur 280 Porges, Irwin 280 Porter, Bobby 253, 254 Porter, Cole 358 Porter, Don 85, 126, 347

Porter, Nyree Dawn 385 Porter, Sharon 289 Porter, Todd 284 Porter, Tom 284 Porter, William A. (Will) 185, 413 Portia of the Sea (Waterfront) 323 Portianko, Vlademer D. 229 Portillo, Rose 374 Portis, Charles 417 Portney, Charlotte 235 Portrait for Murder (Kojak) 170 Portrait of a Gunfighter (The Quest) 254 Portrait of a Lady Killer (Hot Pursuit) 148 Portrait of a Murderer (Playhouse 90) 250 Portrait of a Teenage Gang 399 Portrait of Lenore (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Portrait of Nicole (SurfSide 6) 298 The Portrait of White Cloud (The Gene Autry Show) 122 The Posse (Lawman) 178 Possessed (Fantasy Island) 90 Possessed (The Invaders) 155 Post, Clayton 220 Post, David 115 Post, Henry 422 Post, Markie 89, 234, 235, 236, 363 Post, Ted 17, 130, 154, 177, 208, 238, 249, 259, 276, 323, 324, 325, 326, 328 Post, William, Jr. 28, 136, 379 Postal Inspector 399 Postmistress (Favorite Story) 92 Postmistress of Laurel Run (Favorite Story) 92 Poston, Tom 32, 226, 233, 234, 357, 419 Potter (Potts), Cliff 230 Potter, Allen 79 Potter, Carol 174, 337 Potter, Jerry 13 Potter, Paul 186 Potts, Annie 195, 422 Potts, Cliff (Potter) 184, 300, 401 Pouilly Fuissé 399 Poule, Ezelle 59, 163, 218 Powder Keg (The Man Called X) 199 Powell, Addison 125, 239, 335 Powell, Dick 39, 71, 75, 96, 97, 259, 332, 358 Powell, Jane 11, 119, 334, 421 Powell, Joe 401 Powell, Lillian 218, 237 Powell, Norman (S.) 256, 420 Powell, Patricia 26 Powell, Randolph 26 Powell, Richard M. 15, 421 Powell, Scott 281 Powell, Susan 302 Power, Edward (Ed) 45, 227 Power, Taryn 137, 350 Power, Udana 389 The Power Behind the Walls (The Undercover Man (Rossi)) 351 The Power Within 385

INDEX Powers, Ben 128, 175, 177, 210, 211 Powers, Bob 146 Powers, Dave 48 Powers, Katharyn (Michaelian) 254, 372 Powers, Lugh 72 Powers, Mala 56, 70, 124, 141, 312 Powers, Richard 257 Powers, Stefanie 93, 126, 137, 171, 172, 286, 294, 389, 393, 420 Powers, Stephen 167 Powers, Tom 132 Powers, Wayne 176, 285 Prado 399 Prairie Skipper (Cheyenne) 55 Prairie Woman (The Quest) 254 Praiser, Ian 22, 305 Prami, Joe 274 Prange, Laura (Laurie) 25, 41, 149, 222, 373 Praskins, Leonard 37, 173, 320, 321, 416 Prather, Joan 85, 136 Pratt, Charles A. 272 Pratt, Charles, Jr. 124, 272 Pratt, Curtis 358 Pratt, Deborah 196, 197 Pratt, Dennis (A.) 41, 283, 284 Pratt, Judson 16, 41, 181, 203, 386 Pratt, Robert 391 Pratt, Sherry 285 Pratt, Susan 123, 296 Pravda, George 367 The Predators (Kung Fu) 171 Preece, Michael (Mike) 25, 68, 198, 210, 211, 239, 243, 300, 301 Prelude to Terror (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Prendergast, Gary 197 Prentis, Lucy 298 Prentiss, Ed 33, 38, 41, 49, 54, 128, 155, 313 Prentiss, Paula 368, 416, 419 Prescott, Norm 17 Prescott, Simon (Sy) 244 President of the Garden Club (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Presley, Elvis 347 Presley, Priscilla 68 Presnell, Robert, Jr. 85, 238 Press, Madeline 197 The Press (Lawman) 178 Pressman, David 233 Pressman, Lawrence 199, 293, 317, 381, 408, 422 Pressman, Michael 381 Pressure 165 (Emergency!) 86 Pressure Cooker (Westside Medical) 326 Pressure Point (CHiPs) 58 Pressure Point (Zane Grey Theater) 332 Prestia, Shirley 86 Prestige (Prestidge), Mel 139 Prestiss, Paula 142 Preston, Frances 160 Preston, Michael (Mike) 148, 275 Preston, Robert 395 Preston, Robert I. 353 Preston, Wayde 33, 60 Preston’s Progress 399

INDEX Pretty Baby (SurfSide 6) 298 Pretty Pigeon (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Pretty Pigeon of Pohaku Point (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Previn, Bernie 262 Prezia, Benito 117 Price, Allen 294 Price, Eugene 190, 362 Price, Frank 115, 155, 156, 202, 269, 319, 412 Price, Gene 195 Price, Joanna 388 Price, Marc 90 Price, Paton 280 Price, Paul B. 40, 356 Price, Regina 20 Price, Roger 159 Price, Sari 356, 377, 387, 425 Price, Sherwood 28, 55, 182, 327, 373 Price, Vincent 258, 276 The Price Is Wrong (Police Story) 251 Price of a Name (Branded) 36 Price of Charity (Lock-up) 183 The Price of Everything (Gibbsville) 126 The Price of Pain (Rafferty) 256 Price Tag on Love (The Millionaire) 220 Prickett, Maudie 52, 82, 123, 141, 178, 207, 214, 217 Priddy, Nancy 205 Pride, Charley 333 A Pride of Lions 399 Pride of Lions (Doctor Kildare) 79 Prideaux, James 348 Priest, Pat 163 Priest Killer (Prado) 399 Prime Evil (Serpico) 278 Prime Target (Barnaby Jones) 25 Prime Time Access Rule (The Big Question) 29 Primus, Barry 41, 296, 396, 420 Prince, Michael 390 Prince, Ron 346 Prince, William 22, 227, 255, 365, 388 The Prince and the Paupers (Holiday Lodge) 148 Prince Charming and the Sleeping Beauty (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Prince Kaudim Story (How to Marry a Millionaire) 150 Prince of Penmen (The Lineup) 180 Prince, Jonathan 13, 224, 225 Princess Ducky 414 Princess in the Tower (Checkmate) 52 Princi, Elaine 14, 25, 406 Principal, Victoria 68, 392 Prine, Andrew (Andy) 34, 89, 90, 172, 250, 328, 347, 380, 418 Pringle, Joan 155, 227, 256, 257 Prinze, Freddie 358 Prison Break (Bronk) 39 The Prison Break Story (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Prison Scandal (Grand Jury) 128

508 The Prison with the Open Door (Favorite Story) 92 The Prisoner (Cannon) 45 The Prisoner (Lawman) 177 Prisoner of Deceit (Barnaby Jones) 25 Prisoner to Yuma (Tombstone Territory) 312 Prisoners (In the Heat of the Night) 152 Pritchett, James 79 Pritzker, Steve(n) 142, 185, 350 Prival, Lucien 92 A Private Eye for Beauty (SurfSide 6) 298 Private Eye Productions 50 Private Finance (M*A*S*H) 193 The Prizefighter (The Halls of Ivy) 131 The Prizefighter (The Millionaire) 218 The Pro and the Con (The Felony Squad) 94 Probert, Richard 278 Prockter Television Enterprises 198, 314 Prockter, Bernard J. 198 Proctor, Marland 167, 203, 256 Proctor, Marlon 118 Proctor, Patti 161 Proctor, Phil 284 Procter & Gamble Productions 61, 98 The Prodigal (Lancer) 171 The Prodigal (Lawman) 178 The Producers’ Showcase 328 The Production Company 345, 358, 396 Professional Father 252 The Professor and the Cop 399 Professor Backwards (Edmondson, Jim) 159 Professor Barrett’s Play (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Professor Grimes (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Professor Hall’s Baby (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Professor Warren’s Novel (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Professor Warren’s Retirement (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Professor Warren’s Romance (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Profile of a Prostitute 400 Proft, Pat 360, 383, 391 Prognosis: Murder (Matt Helm) 203 The Programming of Charlie Blake (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Progress and Minnie Sweeney (Matinee Theatre) 202 Prohaska, Janos 205, 244, 258 Project Home Base (Men Into Space) 209 Project Peacock 360 Project U.F.O. 252 Prokop, Paul 130 Prokop, Spencer 361 Promise Him Anything 338 The Promised Land (The High Chaparral) 145 Promised Land (Spenser: For Hire) 288 Prophet, Melissa 253

Proshaska, James 16 Prosky, Robert 146, 147 The Prospectors (Sea Hunt) 278 Prosser, Hugh 34 Proval, David 168 Provine, Dorothy 11, 55, 140, 217, 260 Provo, Frank 61, 75, 79, 80, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 334, 335, 348, 355, 361, 365, 370, 379, 386, 414, 420 Provost, Jon 173 Prowse, Juliet 47, 164, 348 Proxy Billionaire (Fantasy Island) 90 Prud’Homme, Cameron 303 Pruett, Harold P. 236 Pruett, James 147 Pruitts of Southampton 253 Pryor, Ainslie 96, 147 Pryor, Nicholas 365, 368, 372, 420 The Psychiatrist (Four in One) 96 Psychic Terror (T.J. Hooker) 302 Psychosomatics (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Public Defender 253 Publicity Brat (77 Sunset Strip) 280 The Puce Alert (The Flying Nun) 96 Puerling, Gene 132 Puglia, Frank 167, 213, 218 Pugliaci, Al 129 Pulford, Jack 381 Pulford, Lee 203 Pullen, William (Bill) 54, 297, 324 Pulliam, Keshia Knight 66 Pultz, Alan 123, 124 Punt, Shane 341 The Puppeteer (The Cisco Kid) 58 The Puppeteers (The Unexpected) 316 The Puppy (Cosby Show) 66 Purcell, June 215 Purcell, Karen 198 Purcell, Lee 24 Purcell, Paul 34 Purcell, Sarah 257, 258 Purdum, Herbert (R., Herb) 9, 10, 34, 35, 67, 183, 223, 282 Purdy, Rai 51, 263 Purdy-Gordon, Carolyn 86 Puri, Carlo 350 Purl, Linda 134, 206, 279, 352, 356, 387, 395, 398 The Purple Gang (The Untouchables) 318 The Pursued (The Invaders) 155 The Pursuer 400 Pursuit 253 The Pursuit (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Pursuit of a Lady (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Putch, John 90 The Puzzle Master 400 The Puzzles Are Coming (Batman) 27

Pygmalion 400 Pyle, Denver 15, 16, 26, 38, 60, 72, 80, 82, 213, 253, 257, 287, 304, 315, 338, 347 Pyms, Pam 283 Pyne, Daniel J. 203, 204 Pyne, Francine 290 Pyramid Productions 314 Quabius, Faith 380 Quade, John 24, 145, 250, 254, 358, 397 Quadrangle of Love (Night Court) 235 Quaid, Randy 273, 401 Qualen, John 38, 92, 166, 213, 355 Qualis Productions 225 The Quality of Mercy (Bonanza) 33 Quarantine (The Steamers) 410 Quark 253 Quarry, Jerry 137 Quarry, Robert 211, 212 Queen of Diamonds (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Queen of the Klondike (Klondike) 166 Queen of Thieves (Boston Blackie) 35 Queen Sacrifice (The Green Peacock) 367 Quegly, Dick 10 Quentin Harwood (The Millionaire) 212 Quest (Arrest and Trial) 17 The Quest (The Quest) 254 Quest of the Thirty Dead (Cheyenne) 54 Question: Got Time for a Cup of Coffee? (Slattery’s People) 287 Question: How Do You Catch a Cool Bird of Paradise? (Slattery’s People) 287 A Question of Degree (Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law) 244 A Question of Innocence (Hart to Hart) 138 A Question of Love 345 A Question of Love (The Yellow Rose) 331 Question: Remember the Dark Sins of Youth? (Slattery’s People) 287 Question: What Did You Do all Day, Mr. Slattery? (Slattery’s People) 287 Question: Where Vanished the Tragic Piper? (Slattery’s People) 287 Question: Why the Lonely? … Why the Misbegotten? (Slattery’s People) 286 Quick, Diane 236 Quick, Eldon 155, 227, 295 Quicksand (Cheyenne) 53 Quiet Force (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 The Quiet Man 400 Quill, John E. 392 Quillan, Eddie 69, 181 Quillan, Joe 60, 243 Quilley, Denis 374 Quincy, M.E. 231, 255 Quine, Don 249, 320, 412 Quine, Richard 144, 158

509 Quinlan, Doris 79 Quinn, A.J. 237 Quinn, Anthony 276, 342, 404 Quinn, Carmel 18, 19, 43 Quinn, Colin 273 Quinn, Don 131–134 Quinn, Howard A. 258 Quinn, Joe 93 Quinn, Louis 91, 144, 279, 280 Quinn, Stanley 170, 192 Quinn, Teddy 8 Quinn, Tom 409 Quinn, Valentina 377 Quinn, William (Bill) 32, 33, 116, 117, 155, 181, 234, 244, 259, 280, 329, 379, 401 Quinn Martin Productions 22, 24, 44, 93, 115, 154, 198, 200, 226, 232, 243, 293, 314, 347, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 357, 360, 361, 363, 370, 371, 373, 376, 380, 382, 384, 395, 399, 405, 409, 410, 423, 424 Quinterio, Carlo U. 305 Quinton, Dolores 117, 278 Quo, Beulah 153, 171, 195, 275, 280 R & M Productions 82 Raab, Selwyn 169 Raaf, Vicki 81 The Rabbi 400 Rabelais, Francois 170 Rabco Television Productions 250 Rabin, Al 72, 123 Raboff, Ernest 199, 248 Rabwin, Paul 57 Raby, John 61–63 Racasner (Recasner), Ron 251, 279, 302 The Race (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Race for Life (Knight Rider) 168 Rachmil 87, 165, 166 Rachmil, Lewis J. 209 Racimo, Victoria 279, 367, 405 Racina, Thom 123, 124 Racket Squad 256 Racoon Coat (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Radcliffe, Karen 402 Rader, Jack 23, 251, 362, 368 Radich, Renie 351 Radilak, Charles H. (= Charles Hradilac) 31 Radin, Paul B. 395 The Radio Killer 400 Radner, Gilda 273 Radnitz, Brad 158, 295 Radnitz/Mattel Inc. 418 Rae, Charlotte 76, 88 Rafe Peterson (The Millionaire) 216 Rafelson, Robert 128 Rafferty 256 Rafferty, Bill 257 Rafferty, Frances 73, 92, 213, 247 Rafferty’s Raft 405 Raffetto, Michael 139, 167 Raffin, Deborah 96, 335, 368, 392, 408 Rafkin, Alan (Al) 15, 32, 142, 158, 185, 319 Rafshoon, Gerald 338

Raft, George 57, 152 Ragan, James 259 Ragan, Mike (= Holly Bane) 34, 61, 75, 179, 257, 259, 271, 286, 296, 299 Ragaway, Martin (A.) 144, 258, 337 Rage 401 Rage (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Ragheb, Osman 31 Ragin, John S. 12, 24, 255, 256, 354 The Raid on Coffeyville 401 The Raid on 330 Park 401 Rain on Wednesday (King of Diamonds) 166 Rainbolt, Bill 246 Raine, Jack 96, 116, 259, 315 Rainer, Joe 422 Raines, Cristina 89, 90, 94, 95, 301 Raines, Steve 70, 122 Rainey, Ford 12, 45, 116, 200, 227, 234, 255, 311, 320, 329, 365 Rainey, Norman 92 Rains, Claude 12 Rains, Jessica 425 Rainy Day (CHiPs) 57 A Rainy Day in Palm Springs (The Jack Benny (Television) Program) 156 Raisch, Bill 116 Raisin’ the Roof (Elgin-American Show) 357 Raison, Milton M. (M.M.) 211–213, 271 Raker, Fred 97 Ralke, B.J. 90 Rally Round the Flagg, Boys (M*A*S*H) 193 Ralph, Eva 147 Ralph, Sheryl Lee 318 Ralph (The Cat) (The Millionaire) 217 Ralph Edwards Productions 297 Ralph McKnight (The Millionaire) 212 Ralph Waite Productions 222 Ralston, Bob 178, 179 Ralston, Gilbert (Gil, Gilbert A.) 50, 122, 124, 291, 340 Ralston, Jane 138 Ram, Sorko 57 Rama, Thano 12 Ramay, Steven 372 Rambo, Dack 68, 329, 330, 382 Ramin, Sid 42, 43, 44 Ramirez, Caesar 181 Ramírez, Frank 145, 279 Ramirez, Juan 362 Ramirez, Monika 256 Ramis, Harold 73 Ramondetta, John 56 Ramos, Rudy 145, 274 Rampage (The FBI) 93 Ramrus, Al 154 Ramsay, Anne 424 Ramsen, Bobby 233 Ramsey, Anne 175, 329, 369 Ramsey, Bert 130 Ramsey, Gail (Gail Rae Carlson) 275 Ramsey, Gerald 85 Ramsey, John 394 Ramsey, Logan 351, 361, 379 Ramus, Nick 254, 374

Rance, Tia 365 Rancer, Sid 228 Rand, Corey 274 Rand, Edwin 53 Rand, Harry 199 Randall, Chad 204 Randall, Frankie 18 Randall, Greta 157 Randall, Jerry 70 Randall, Meg 324 Randall, Rocky 46 Randall, Stuart 10, 12, 178, 247, 320 Randall, Sue 16, 54, 73, 83, 217, 247 Randall, Tony 46, 240, 312, 377, 407 Randell, Ron 9, 29, 93, 97, 216, 221, 248 Randi, Justin 329, 406 Randolph, Amanda 71 Randolph, Boots (The Boots Randolph Group) 160, 161 Randolph, Donald 49, 367 Randolph, Isabel (Isobel) 73, 75, 214, 243 Randolph, Jean 238 Randolph, John 15, 129, 154, 190, 377, 388, 407, 420, 424 Randolph, Joyce 157 Randolph, Louis 375 Randolph, Oscar 311 Random, Bob 155 Raney, Sue 258 The Range Rider 257 Range Rider Productions 257 Range War (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Rangno, Terry 54, 55, 178 Rankin, Gilman W. (Gil) 54, 56, 214, 237, 311 Rannow, Jerry 163, 185 Ransom (The Dakotas) 67 Ransom Drop (Ripcord) 259 A Ransom for Yesterday (Mannix) 201 A Ransom in Diamonds (Barnaby Jones) 25 The Rape of Sister Magdalena 374 Rapf, Harry 320 Rapf, Matthew 28, 169, 183, 286, 299, 324, 364 Raphael, Gerianne 241 Rapid Fire (Serpico) 278 Rapoport, I.C. 374, 413 Rapp, Joel (M.) 78, 156, 183 Rapp, Philip (Phil) 76, 147, 229, 245, 297, 312, 341, 354, 375, 386, 412 Rappaport, John 129, 192, 193, 270, 425 Rappaport, Michele 396 Rare Editions (The Adventures of Falcon) 9, 10 Rasak, Janet 391 Raschella, Carole 57, 60, 181, 397 Raschella, Michael (Mike) 57, 60, 181, 397 Raset, Val 60 Rasey, Jean 136 Rashad, Phylicia 66 Raskin (Raskyn), Carolyn 270, 343 Rasmussen, Mark 294 Rassulo, Joseph 385 Rastattar, Wendy 319

INDEX Rasulala, Thalmus 226, 275, 302 Ratcliff, William 78 Rathbone, Basil 84 Ratner, Iris 116 Rattlesnake Productions 403 Ratzenberger, John 52 Rauch, Paul 272 Rausch, Don 401 Rauseo, Vic 13 Ravell, Jacqueline 36 Raven, Elsa 256 Raven-Symoné 66 Ravenel, Florence 220 Ravens, Rupert 272 Raw Deal (T.J. Hooker) 301 Rawley, James 212 Rawlins, John 205, 206 Rawlins, Lester 392 Rawlins, Phil 144 Rawlins Grant Productions 205 Rawls, Lou 354, 367 Ray, Aldo 74, 115, 254, 338 Ray, Alejandro 95 Ray, Anthony 312 Ray, Jacqueline 210 Ray, James 89, 251, 390 Ray, Joey 149 Ray, Johnny 281 Ray Bloch & His Orchestra 157 The Ray Bloch Orchestra 263 Ray Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles 385 Ray Carter Orchestra 21 Ray Connif Orchestra 162 The Ray Milland Show 208 Raybould, Harry 184, 404 Raydic Corporation (Ray Singer; Dick Chevillat) 156 Raye, Martha 13–15, 47, 48, 309, 342 Raye, Mary 371 Raye, Tisch 83 Rayel, Jack 94 Rayhill, Mike 209 Raymond, Alex 164 Raymond, Gene 75, 94, 157 Raymond, Guy 125, 181, 355, 387 Raymond, Jack 231 Raymond, Paula 17, 139, 178, 183, 280, 316 Raymond, Tony 363 Raymond Dupar (The Millionaire) 216 Rayner, Chuck 94 Raynor, Grace 54, 298 Raynor, William 38, 57, 143 Raznick, Deborah 174 The R.C.A. Victor Show 74 Rea, Peggy 82, 258, 321, 372, 411 Reach, John 269 Reach for the Sky (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Reach for the Sky, Pardner (F Troop) 88 Read, Brooks 372 Read, James 387, 393 Reade, Charles 304 Reade, Flip 200 Reading, Writing, and Robbing (Gun Shy) 129 Reagan, Regina 289 Reagan, Ronald 72, 75, 122, 166, 368, 410 Real People 257

INDEX The Real St. Patrick (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Realm Television Productions 331 Reap the Harvest (The Hunted Lady) 373 Reappointment (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Reardon, Brad 397 Reardon, Craig 398 Reardon, Robert 123 Rearview Mirror 401 Reason, Rex 11, 36, 200, 213, 260, 280 The Reason (The Detectives) 75 Reason, Rhodes 38, 40, 61, 219, 280, 406 Reasoner, Harry 404 Rebar, Alex 284 The Rebel (Cheyenne) 55 The Rebellion (Cheyenne) 55 Recasner, Marie Alice 378 Recasner (Racasner), Ron 251, 279, 302 The Reception (Tombstone Territory) 312 Reckless (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Reckoning (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Recovery (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Red Alert 401 The Red and the Black (Bold Venture) 33 Red Blanket for a City (Westside Medical) 326 Red Dog Blues (Simon & Simon) 284 Red Flag 401 Red Hostage (Big Town) 30 Red Hot Murder (Boston Blackie) 34 Red Ruby Caper (77 Sunset Strip) 280 The Red Skelton Show (Red Skelton Hour, Red Skelton Revue) 258 Red Water North (Cheyenne) 55 Red Wing Productions 119 The Red-Light Sting 422 Redd, Mary-Robin 269 Redd, Ray 68 Redd, Veronica 275 Reddick, Gerri 31 Reddin, Ian 291 Redding, Chad 355, 363 Redeker, Quinn (K.) 24, 25, 185, 373 Redettes 258 Redfearn, Linda (Moon) 254, 374 Redfield, Marilyn 289 Redford, Robert 327 Redgrave, Lynn 47, 339, 340, 391 Rediman, Jean 346 Reding, Juli 165, 166 Redler, Dan 400 Redman, Joyce 388 Redman, Michael 179 Redmond, Harry 16 Redmond, Marge 80, 95, 294 Redwood-Gladasya Productions 156 Reece, Ann 27 Reece, Brian 232

510 Reed, Alan 82, 131, 180, 323 Reed, Alan, Jr. 27, 315 Reed, Albert 51 Reed, Billy (Little Club) 262 Reed, Carolyn Jane 395 Reed, Donna 68, 80, 349, 357, 358 Reed, Harland 195 Reed, Jerry 13 Reed, Lewis 39, 52, 55, 248, 385 Reed, Lydia 49 Reed, Marshall 58, 59, 122, 180, 321 Reed, Maxwell 247 Reed, Michael 321 Reed, Paul 144, 158 Reed, Penelope 129 Reed, Ralph 179 Reed, Robert 36, 185, 201, 204, 209, 223, 243, 295, 343, 344, 346, 363, 373, 392, 405, 406 Reed, Roland (D.) 28, 201, 229, 296, 423 Reed, Roxanne 282 Reed, Shanna 234, 387 Reed, Susanne 26, 125 Reed, Tracy 24, 185, 417 Reed, Walter 27, 49, 50, 55, 154, 212, 217, 220, 240, 248 Reeder, Russell Potter 194 Reeder, Russell Potter, Jr. 194 Reeder, Tom 193, 234, 235 Rees, Betty Anne 8, 25 Rees, Joyce 163 Rees, Marian 394 Rees, Martin 356 Rees, Roger 52 Reese, Cyndi James 168 Reese, Della 391, 392 Reese, Roxanne 222 Reese, Sam 79, 177 Reese, Tom 85, 254, 318, 343, 370 Reese’s Renegades 402 Reeves, Del 160 Reeves, Dick 26, 375 Reeves, George 10 Reeves, Lisa 181, 408 Reeves, Melissa 272 Reeves, Richard (J., Dick) 97, 182, 191, 217, 271, 280, 287, 313, 322 Reeves Entertainment Group 381 Reflection(s) in Terror (V) 318 Reflections and Regrets (Mork and Mindy) 226 Regalbuto, Joe 22, 293, 382 Regan, Margie 210 Regan, Michael Patrick 45 Regan, Mike 183 Regan, Patty 231, 338 Regan, Phil 357 Regan, Tom 94, 95 Regas, Jack 36 Regas, Pedro 245, 246 Regehr, Duncan 318, 319, 366 Reggie 69 Regina, Paul 39, 301, 332, 334, 363 Regina Wainwright (The Millionaire) 215 Reichel, Marcel 414 Reichmann, Wolfgang 385 Reichow, Otto 316

Reid, Carl Benton 39, 192, 213, 332 Reid, Daphne (Maxwell) 204, 284, 301 Reid, Elliott 14, 49, 143, 213, 218 Reid, Frances 72, 203 Reid, Kate 338 Reid, Kay 124 Reid, Mary 274 Reid, Tim 283, 284, 285 Reidy, John 227 Reiker, Donald 259, 312 Reilly, Betty 18 Reilly, Charles Nelson 125, 387 Reilly, Howard 149 Reilly, Hugh 173 Reilly, Jack 92 Reilly, John 25, 84, 285, 303, 372, 379, 395 Reilly, Luke 380 Reilly, Susan 185 Reilly, Tom 57 Reimann, Ethel K. 139 Reimers, Edwin (Ed) 205, 214 Rein, Gerd 117, 118 Reinbolt, Jeremy Scott 233 Reindel, Carl 116, 226, 232, 255 Reiner, Carl 75, 333, 358, 411 Reiner, Rob 14, 27, 287, 382 Reiner, Tracy 174, 176 Reinhardt, Ray 275 Reinhart, Rich 22 Reinheart, Alice 118 Reinking, Ann 85 Reinsch, Felix 314 Reis, Vivian 238 Reisberg, Richard S. 358 Reischl, Geri 36 Reiser, Hans 31 Reisman, Del 36, 38, 227, 317, 374, 387, 410 Reisman, Philip, Jr. 381 Reisner, Allen 28, 94, 128, 200, 223, 228, 243, 249, 250 Reisner, Dean 162, 171 Reisner, Del 389 Reitman, Ivan 73 Reitzen, Jack 55, 135, 199, 239, 304 Relative Situation (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Relyea, Robert E. 339 Relyea-Petitclerc Productions 399 Rembrandt’s Girl (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Remember the Main (Bewitched) 29 Remembrance of Things Past (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Remick, Lee 360, 368, 389, 401, 424 Remos, Paul (Paul Remos & His Toy Boys) 18 Remsen, Bert 125, 198, 320, 339, 362 Remus, Jorie 195 Remus, Sgt. 82 Renaldo, Duncan 58 Renard, David 139, 164, 347 Renard, Ken 247 Renavent, George 86 Rendezvous (Darkroom) 352 Rendezvous at Red Rock (Cheyenne) 53

Rendezvous at Sea (Harbor Command) 135 Rendezvous: 22 Fathoms (The Aquanauts) 16 Rendina, Victor 14, 23 René, Henri 44 Renee Valente Productions 349 The Renegade (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn) 334 Renella, Pat 117 Renneau, Jerry 163 Rennick, Nancy 33, 73, 304 Rennie, Guy 277, 278 Rennie, Michael 69, 314 Reno, Jeff 235, 366 Reno (Death Valley Days) 73 The Reno Brothers (Johnny Ringo) 163 Rensing, Violet 147, 214 Renthal, Sidney 286 Reo, Don 33, 73, 304 Replay (Cassie & Co.) 50 Report to Murphy 258 The Reporter (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Repp, Stafford 27, 40, 144, 191, 211, 214, 247, 306, 332 Republic Pictures 200 Repult, Mary Louise 21 A Reputation (Lock-up) 183 Requiem for a Fox (Crazy Like a Fox) 66 Requiem for a Golden Boy (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Rescher, Dee Dee 344, 390 The Rescue (Dynasty) 84 The Rescue (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) 279 Reseda Rose (The Greatest American Hero) 128 Resner, Lawrence 49 Resnick, Amy 285 Resnick, Pat 347 Rest Home (I Led Three Lives) 151 Restivo, Steve J. 255 The Restless Corpse (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Resurrection (Spenser: For Hire) 289 Reta, Mitch 39 Retchin, Norman 317 The Retirement (Night Court) 236 Retirement Deferred (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Retribution (Target) 304 Retter, James 367 Rettig, Tom (Tommy) 173, 178 The Return (Casablanca) 49 Return (The Millionaire) 219 The Return (V) 319 Return … Deceased (The Millionaire) 219 The Return of Andros (Wonder Woman) 329 The Return of Darrin the Bold (Bewitched) 29 The Return of Elm (Blue Light) 31 The Return of Jake Paine (Thicker Than Water) 309 The Return of Luther Gillis (Magnum, P.I.) 196 The Return of Mr. Grimm (Cheyenne) 55

511 The Return of Sam McCloud (McCloud) 193 Return to Cadiz (Knight Rider) 167 Return to New Orleans (Yancy Derringer) 330 Reunion (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Reunion (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 Reunion (Casablanca) 49 Reunion (The Millionaire) 217 Reunion (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Reunion (Playhouse 90) 249 Reunion in Hollywood (So This Is Hollywood) 288 Revenge Is a Lady (Tombstone Territory) 312 The Revenge of Mr. Proteus (Space Patrol) 288 Revere, Anne 23, 338 Revill, Clive 228, 364, 390, 414, 419, 423 Revink, George 177 Revolt of the Androids (Lost in Space) 184 Revolutionary Spoils (Sea Hunt) 278 Revue — J & M Productions 156 Revue Productions 10, 11, 37, 59, 122, 192, 208, 276, 292, 296, 325, 400 Revue Studios 11, 17, 22, 32, 51, 74, 115, 148, 170, 190, 201, 299, 319, 320, 327 Revue-Gemini Productions 328 Rey, Alejandro 75, 95, 182, 286, 406 Rey, Alvino 396 Rey, Frances 80 Rey, Silvia 61 Reyes, Richard 361 Reyes, Stanley 372, 385 Reynolds, Adeline de Walt (DeWalt) 92, 123 Reynolds, Alan (D.) 61, 152, 199, 213, 217, 247 Reynolds, Burt 87, 124, 352 Reynolds, Carroll 381 Reynolds, Clarke 53 Reynolds, Debbie 36, 78, 245, 333, 334, 419 Reynolds, Gene 125, 184, 192, 223, 225, 269, 325, 409 Reynolds, George 272 Reynolds, Helene 306 Reynolds, Jack 28 Reynolds, Jim 195 Reynolds, Marjorie 179, 221, 298 Reynolds, Robert 167 Reynolds, William 54, 55, 56, 93, 117, 220, 332 Reynolds Marjorie 212 Reznick, Sidney 119, 120, 157 R.F.D. Productions 205 Rhine, Edward F. 178 Rhine, Larry 14, 82, 144, 224, 335 Rhoades, Barbara 40, 66, 85, 194, 391, 400 Rhoda 259 Rhoden, Mel 81 Rhodes, Barbara 293 Rhodes, Donnelly 11, 82, 195, 258, 259, 362

Rhodes, Elise 19 Rhodes, Grandon 133, 208, 423 Rhodes, Hari (Harry) 45, 58, 67, 79, 165, 226, 227, 255, 295, 339 Rhodes, Joni 271 Rhodes, Jordan 296, 315 Rhodes, Kenny 255 Rhodes, Michael (Ray) 85, 154, 242 Rhodes, Robert 45 Rhodes, Ross 255 Rhue, Madlyn 35, 36, 45, 83, 138, 246, 255, 295, 318 Rhys-Davies, John 334, 403 Rialson, Candice 299 Ricard, Adrian 284 Rice, Bill 166 Rice, Darol 307 Rice, Elmer 50 Rice, Grantland 309 Rice, Gregory D. 96 Rice, Howard 269 Rice, Jeffrey Grant 236 Rice, John E. 96 Rice, Norman 92 Rich, Adam 60, 85, 129 Rich, Allan 24, 275, 377, 406 Rich, David Lowell 30, 279, 320, 332, 342, 354, 358, 413 Rich, Dick 56, 122, 178, 320 Rich, Elaine 83, 384 Rich, John 14, 26, 144, 149, 224, 225, 243, 269, 347, 348, 390 Rich, Lee 68, 94, 144, 165, 321, 367, 397, 412 Rich, Peter 413 Rich, Phil 53 Rich, Renee 124 Rich, Ron 373 Rich, Vernon 217 Rich Man, Poor Man (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Rich People Are Just Poor People with Money (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Richard, Adrian 281 Richard, Darryl 80, 149 Richard, Dawn 53 Richard and Esther Shapiro Production 83 Richard Diamond, Private Detective 259 Richard Halsey Is Missing (Cannon) 45 Richarde, Tessa 52, 235 Richards, Addison 128, 214, 282, 313 Richards, Beah 271, 365 Richards, Danny, Jr. 60, 213, 252 Richards, Don 40 Richards, Elaine 157 Richards, Frank 68, 76, 199, 211, 299 Richards, Grant 317, 318 Richards, Jeff 215 Richards, Jennifer 235 Richards, Keith 59, 183, 269, 270, 280 Richards, Kim 142, 195, 223, 230, 231, 251, 371 Richards, Krystal 301 Richards, Kyle 181, 419 Richards, Leoda 256 Richards, Lisa Blake 200, 256, 402

Richards, Lloyd 171, 317, 330 Richards, Lorrie 260, 298 Richards, Michael 97, 235, 274, 369, 408 Richards, Paul 37, 40, 96, 116, 223, 323 Richards, Pennington 232 Richards, Ray 19 Richards, Rick 45 Richards, Sally/Shary(?) 37 Richards, Stoney 234 Richards, Ted 84 Richardson, Bok 354 Richardson, Don 144, 172, 184, 201, 320 Richardson, Duncan 323 Richardson, Ian 389 Richardson, Joe 115, 183, 257, 312 Richardson, Michael 51, 169 Richardson, Robert 46 Richardson, Susan 85, 294 Richardson, Virgil 282 Riche, Wendy 123, 419, 422 Richman, Barbara 159 Richman, Caryn 365 Richman, Don 91 Richman, Jeffrey 366, 396 Richman, Josh 319 Richman, (Peter) Mark 25, 31, 41, 83, 84, 115, 130, 155, 168, 172, 250, 330 Richmond, Bill 311, 414 Richmond, Branscombe 204, 353, 363, 415 Richmond, Debbie 321 Richmond, Felice 205 Richter, Conrad 339 Richter, Deborah (Debi) 302 Rick, Dick 178 Rickey, Fred 262 Rickles, Don 245, 342, 358 Rickman, Thomas 334 Rickoff, Jean 394 Ricky Ticky School (Pomroy’s People) 398 Riddle, Hal 51, 116, 360, 390 The Riddle of the Red Knight (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 Ride of Terror (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 A Ride to Vengeance (The Outcasts) 243 Ridel, Stephanie 88 Rider, Michael 168 Ridgely, Robert 17, 38, 40, 117 Ridgeway, Freddy 179 Riding Solo (Cheyenne) 55 Ridley, Julie 401 Riechert, Nancy 45 Riegert, Peter 357 Riesner, Dean 35, 36, 49, 53, 54, 55, 56, 60, 61, 67, 177, 178, 280, 287 Rifkin, Ron 8, 89, 257, 359 Rifle Shipment (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 The Rifleman 259 Rigby, Cathy 286 Rigg, Diana 374 Riggio, Jerry 229 Riggs and Riggs (Death Valley Days) 73 Right to Die (Harbor Command) 135 Right to Kill? 402 Right to Kill (Cheyenne) 54 Riker, Robin 39, 369

INDEX Riley, Elaine 322 Riley, Jack 32, 235 Riley, Jay “Flash” 305 Riley, Jeannine 248, 328 Riley, Larry 168, 293, 339 Riley, Patrick 154, 269 Riley, Skip 406 Riley Brightens the Corner (The Life of Riley) 179 Riley’s Wild Oat (The Life of Riley) 179 Rimmer, Shane 367, 389 A Ring for Hannah (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) 279 Ring of Fire (Knight Rider) 167 The Ring of Wax (Batman) 27 The Ringer (Cheyenne) 55 Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, 113th Edition 394 Ringling Bros. & Barnum & Bailey Television 128 Ringston, Larry 13 Ringwald, Molly 88 Rintels, David W. 154, 155, 348, 365, 377, 386, 420 Riordan, Christopher 314 Riordan, Joel 26, 270 Riordan, Robert 178 The Riordans 402 Rios, Lalo 49, 94, 316 Rios, Roland 371 Ripcord 259 Ripley, Arthur 50, 290 Ripley, Jay 372 Ripps, Lenny 391, 414 Rippy, Rodney Allen 231 Risdon, Elizabeth 86 Risher, Richard 204 The Risk Taker 402 Riskin, Ralph 318, 365 Risks (Westside Medical) 326 Risley, Ann 273 Riss, Dan 205, 206, 213, 217 Rissien, Edward L. 359, 420 Rist, Robbie 57, 190, 281, 368 Rita Keeley (The Millionaire) 212 Ritch, Steven 35, 139, 280, 311 Ritchie (Police Story) 251 Ritchie, Clint 51, 90, 328 Ritchie, Michael 79, 244 Ritchie, Russell V. 303 Ritter, John 22, 311, 321, 352, 382 Ritter, Tex 160 The Ritual Killer (Most Wanted) 227 The Ritz Brothers 357 The Rivalry 402 The Rivals (Little House on the Prairie) 181 The Rivals (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Rivas, Carlos 278, 284 River Boat (Bat Masterson) 26 River Gold (The Aquanauts) 17 River Passage (Daniel Boone) 70 Rivera, Chita 121 Rivera, Linda 40 Rivero, Carlos 278 Rivero, Julian 53 Rivers, Joan 358, 391 The Riviers 282 Rivkin, Allen 314

INDEX Rizzo, Richard 383 Rizzo, Tony 236 Rizzuto, Phil 262 Roach, Daryl Keith 52 Roach, Hal 60, 229, 245, 253, 277 Roach, Hal, Jr. 60, 82, 245, 253, 256, 277, 296, 306 Road, Michael (Mike) 38, 90, 178, 260, 261, 298, 311, 378 Road to Danger (The Man and the Challenge) 198 The Road to Nairobi (The Jack Benny (Television) Program) 156 Road to Nowhere (Public Defender) 253 Roar of the Rails 260 Roar of the Tigers (Turnover Smith) 417 The Roaring Twenties 260 Roarke, Adam 291 Roarke, John 97 Roat, Richard 79, 89, 142, 251, 339 Robak, Edward (Ed) 57, 86 Robards, Glenn 94, 95 Robards, Jason 7, 338, 368, 393, 394, 420 Robards, Jason, Sr. 7, 49 Robards, Sam 288 Robb, John 407 Robb, Robert 246 Robbers Roost (How the West Was Won) 372 The Robbery (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Robbie, Seymour 26, 44, 85, 88, 138, 144, 164, 200, 230, 293, 294, 313, 330 Robbins, Brian 167 Robbins, Cindy 73, 123, 311 Robbins, DeAnna 203 Robbins, Gale 130 Robbins, Harold 395, 398 Robbins, Jane 263 Robbins, Jane Marla 341 Robbins, Patricia 240 Robbins, Peter 190 Robbins, Randy 72 Robbins, Rudy 69 Robbins, Tim 281 Robello, Mike 57 Rober, John, Jr. 392 Robers, Davis 408 Roberson, Charles (Chuck) 69, 70, 184, 321, 328 Roberson, Whitney Wherrett 275 Robert, Bill 80 Robert Croft (The Millionaire) 212 Robert Jennings Productions 51 Robert Kennedy and His Times 402 Robert Ledru — Unbeatable Detective (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Robert Papazian Productions 393 Robert Q. Lewis Christmas Show 402 Robert Q. Lewis Collection 5, 18, 52, 261, 262, 263, 282, 402 Robert Q. Lewis Show 262, 263 Robert Q’s Matinee 261 The Robert Sisters 18

512 Robert Taylor’s Detectives 74 Roberto, Frederick 276 Roberts, Arthur (Art) 203 Roberts, Ben 39, 200, 231, 268, 349 Roberts, Clete 29, 284 Roberts, Davis 155, 184, 255, 292, 294, 408 Roberts, Doris 15, 295 Roberts, Eve 234, 375 Roberts, Jim (Jimmy) 178, 179, 408 Roberts, Joan 86 Roberts, Joseph W. 303, 304 Roberts, Ken 51 Roberts, Kenneth 239 Roberts, Lee 59, 92, 269 Roberts, Lois 38 Roberts, Lynne 292 Roberts, Mario 168 Roberts, Mark 216, 280, 361 Roberts, Martin (Marty) 148, 260 Roberts, Michael D. 23 Roberts, Morgan 250 Roberts, Nanci 283 Roberts, Pernell 33, 55, 85, 172, 178, 227, 254, 286, 313, 326, 332 Roberts, Rachel 312 Roberts, Randolph 25, 134 Roberts, Rick 135 Roberts, Roy 9, 29, 73, 130, 143, 191, 192, 248 Roberts, Sonya 140, 141, 298 Roberts, Stanley 34, 89, 203, 253 Roberts, Stephen 17, 55, 87, 219, 222, 358, 389 Roberts, Steve 162 Roberts, Tanya 51 Roberts, Thayer 198 Roberts, Tracey 35, 198, 214 Roberts, Whitey 396 Roberts, William 179, 413 Roberts, Wink 8 Robertson, Bob 379 Robertson, Cliff 28, 89, 244, 420 Robertson, Dale 72, 155, 325, 354, 401 Robertson, Dennis (Denny) 37, 39, 46, 294, 295, 304, 351 Robertson, Larry 71, 288 Robertson, Shelley 152 Robertson, Stanley 338 Robin, Diane 15, 197 Robin, Mark 376 Robinette, Dale 411 Robinson, Andrew 204, 295, 338, 359, 363 Robinson, Ann 53, 198, 213, 323 Robinson, Barbara 341 Robinson, Bartlett 49, 67, 139, 143, 209, 276 Robinson, Betsy 37 Robinson, Bumper 235, 236, 380 Robinson, Charles (Charlie) 86, 95, 137, 234, 235, 236, 368, 377, 379 Robinson, Charles Knox 390 Robinson, Chris 11, 23, 25, 61, 87, 94, 155, 227, 294, 314, 315, 320, 361 Robinson, Douglas (Doug) 13 Robinson, Edward G. 30, 332 Robinson, Edward G., Jr. 332

Robinson, Florence 261, 262 Robinson, Frances 80, 215, 277 Robinson, Hubbell, Jr. 96 Robinson, Irene 356 Robinson, Jack 355 Robinson, Jay 303 Robinson, Jean 411 Robinson, Jerome (C., Jerry) 48, 198, 314, 322 Robinson, Jo 262 Robinson, John 7, 11, 81, 165, 313, 315, 321, 322, 355 Robinson, Robie 369 Robinson, Roger 370 Robinson, Sugar Ray 164, 413 Robinson, Valerie 368 Robison, David 133 Robotham, George 155, 278, 311 Robson, Flora 388 Robson, William 310 Roby, Lavella 285 Rocco, Alex 25, 88, 169, 250, 287 Rocco, James 339 Roccuzzo, Mario 13, 373 Roche, Eugene 195, 196, 235, 296, 325, 336, 365, 403 Roche, Jack 215, 216, 217, 218, 220, 376 Rock, Chris 273 Rock, Jack 78, 135, 145, 146, 151, 183, 199, 223, 224, 278 Rock, Tony 93 Rock, William 59 The Rock and Roll Show (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Rock ’n’ Roller (The Millionaire) 221 Rocket, Charles 273 Rocket to Earth (Lost in Space) 184 Rockwell, Norman 393 Rockwell, Robert 84, 149, 217, 243 Rocky 97 Rocky’s Asylum (The Adventures of Falcon) 9 Rod Matthews (The Millionaire) 215 Rodd, Marcia 95, 175, 235, 313 Roddenberry, Darlene 291 Roddenberry, Dawn 291 Roddenberry, Gene 135, 290, 291, 292, 304 Roden, Mel 81 Rodeo (The Man and the Challenge) 198 Rodger, Struan 388 Rodger Young (Screen Directors Playhouse) 277 Rodgers, Anton 335 Rodgers, Bob 27, 41 Rodgers, Doug 52 Rodgers, Jimmie 18 Rodgers, Mark 17, 93, 140, 243, 251, 254, 300, 329, 350, 364, 373 Rodgers, Pamela 144, 163, 270 Rodgers, Richard 358 Rodine, Alex 155, 231, 273, 275, 329 Rodman, Howard (= Henri Simoun) 137, 271, 336, 384, 392 Rodman, Vic 237 Rodney, Eugene B. 91, 329

Rodney/Young Productions 329 Rodriguez, Gil, Jr. 355 Rodriguez, Ismael 281 Rodriguez, Marco 28, 146 Rodriguez, Orlando 12 Rodriguez (Rodrigues), Percy 116, 249, 286, 338, 356, 389 Rodska, Christian 388 Rodzianko, Anna 176 Roeca, Samuel (Sam) 172 Roelse, Robert 419 Roepper, Peter 293 Roerick, William 59, 150, 213 Roëves, Maurice 197 Rogell, Albert S. 315 Roger Gimbel Productions 341, 377 Rogers, Al 360 Rogers, Anne 335 Rogers, Dinah Ann 203, 315 Rogers, Earl 361 Rogers, Elizabeth 378 Rogers, Ginger 358 Rogers, Jimmy 177 Rogers, Julie 45 Rogers, Kasey 11, 29, 61, 178, 183, 205, 249, 270 Rogers, Keith 286 Rogers, Kenny 270, 350, 383, 404 Rogers, Melody 376 Rogers, Mimi 382 Rogers, Richard 56 Rogers, Rita 118 Rogers, Roswell 124 Rogers, Roy 164, 271, 329, 342, 404 Rogers, Vanetta 245, 246 Rogers, Victor 32, 201, 425 Rogers, Wayne 116, 154, 192, 220, 289, 322, 368, 416 Rogosin, Joel 58, 141, 155, 224, 279, 319 Rogosin, Roy M. 168 The Rogues 268 Rohner, Clayton 300 Rojo, Gustavo 178, 221 Roker, Roxie 384 Roland, Gilbert 117, 145, 276 Roland, Herb 238 Roland, Will (Will Roland & Bert Farber Orchestra) 18 Roland Reed Enterprises 229 Roland Reed (Television) Productions 28, 201, 296, 323, 423 Roley, Sutton 23, 38, 39, 94, 190, 200, 222, 230, 289, 299, 304, 319 Rolf, Frederick (Fred) 186–188 Rolfe, Sam (H.) 82, 85, 149, 165, 200, 325, 370, 380, 417 Rolike, Hank 153 Roll, Freddy, Roll 402 Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry 403 Rolle, Esther 128, 204 Rollins, Howard 152 Rollins, Howard E., Jr. 386 Rollins, John 268 Rolofson, Bobby 181 Romain, Yvonne 300 Roman, Greg 232 Roman, Joseph 255, 256 Roman, Lawrence 337, 340, 361 Roman, Murray 287, 288

513 Roman, Ric 27, 36, 49, 201, 280 Roman, Ruth 127, 243 Roman Grey 403 Roman Grey: The Fine Art of Crime 403 Romano, Andy 27, 29, 125, 251, 274, 302 Romano, John P. 196 Romano, Tony 178 Romans, Pia 339 Romantic Harts (Hart to Hart) 139 Romanus, Richard 96 Romart (Productions) 270 Rome, Sweet Rome 403 Romero, Alex 364 Romero, Carlos 26, 36, 49, 55, 89, 116, 225, 274, 301, 322, 327 Romero, Cesar 15, 27, 40, 70, 245 Romero, Ned 137, 145, 227, 254, 352, 374, 397 Rona II (Productions) 137 Ronard, Jason 41 Roncom Films 170 Rondeau, Charles (R.) 36, 67, 82, 117, 139, 140, 158, 185, 298, 306, 328 Rondell, Reid 204, 254 Rondell, Ric 39, 57, 301 Ronnie, Julie 168, 272 Ronnow, Fred S. 283 Ronrica Productions, Inc. 340 The Rookie 403 The Rookies 269 Room Service (United States) 317 Room #3502 (Simon & Simon) 284 Room 222 269 Roon, Al 261 Rooney, Mickey 42, 47, 75, 144, 170, 231, 258, 355, 357 Rooney, Wallace 49, 140 Roope, Fay 96, 212 Roos, Donald Paul 138 Root, Elizabeth 316 Root, Helene 176 Root, Wells 26, 54, 60, 312 Ropelewski, Tom 275 Roper, Jack 34 Roque, Tony 149 Rorick, Isabel Scott 229 Rorke, Hayden 49, 85, 150, 151, 198, 237, 277, 310, 389 Rory, Rosanna 49 The Rosaric Case (The Lineup) 180 Rosario, Bert 285, 395 Rosato, Tony 273 Rose, Bob 75 Rose, Cristine 288 Rose, David (David Rose Orchestra) 258, 369, 413 Rose, F. Roth 422 Rose, Jack 127 Rose, Jamie 89, 362 Rose, Jane 186, 338 Rose, Margot 236, 258, 259 Rose, Mickey 418 Rose, Norman 198 Rose, Ralph J. 130 Rose, Reginald 296, 412 Rose, Reva 306 Rose, Robert 143 Rose, Si 82, 149, 158, 242

A Rose Is Not a Rose (The Love Boat) 185 Rose Marie 75, 80, 185, 309, 419 Rosebrook, Jeb 331, 379 Rosemont, Norman 350, 388 Rosen, Al 52 Rosen, Arnie 46, 47, 48, 119, 120, 121, 122, 142, 231, 376 Rosen, Burt 29, 394, 404, 415 Rosen, Kenneth M. 72 Rosen, Lance 285 Rosen, Larry 127, 224, 246 Rosen, Milt 182, 231, 232 Rosen, Neil 162, 245 Rosen, Robbie 404 Rosen, Sy 126 Rosenbaum, (R.) Robert 29, 41 Rosenberg, Aaron 69 Rosenberg, Arthur 234 Rosenberg, E.J. 246 Rosenberg, Eric 317 Rosenberg, Frank (P.) 17, 170, 276, 314 Rosenberg, Ian 175 Rosenberg, Meta 37 Rosenberg, Philip 340, 349 Rosenberg, Rick 402 Rosenberg, Stuart 32, 317, 318 Rosenbloom, Maxie (Slapsie) 162 Rosenbloom, Richard (M.) 17, 40, 344 Rosenbrook, Jeb 408 Rosenfarb, Bob 281, 327 Rosenfeld, Michael 360 Rosenstein, Jaik 261 Rosenstock, Richard 233 Rosenthal, Everett 314 Rosenwald, Francis 256 Rosenzweig, Barney 40, 51, 69, 364, 410 Roses Are Red, Cobalt Is Blue, I Love You (The Adventurer) 334 Rosey, Max 261 Rosin, James 255 Rosner, Mark 318 Rosner, Rick 57, 58 Rosner Television 57 Rosqui, Tom 296, 424 Ross, A.A. 270 Ross, Adina 376 Ross, Barney 94 Ross, Bob 179, 205, 302 Ross, Christopher 287 Ross, Darrell 202 Ross, David L. 291 Ross, Diana 347 Ross, Don 82, 209, 298 Ross, Donald 138, 415 Ross, Earl 207 Ross, Frank 229 Ross, Gene 302 Ross, Jane 292 Ross, Jason 318 Ross, Joe E. 156 Ross, Katharine 417 Ross, Lanny 51 Ross, Manning 209, 283 Ross, Marion 134, 161, 162, 179, 213, 295, 396 Ross, Michael 14, 248, 311 Ross, Mike Lloyd 283, 284, 285 Ross, Philip S. 387 Ross, Ricco 352 Ross, Ron 235, 236

Ross, Sam 36, 85, 139, 140, 179, 316 Ross, Shavar 76 Ross, Shirley 342 Ross, Stanley Ralph 23, 27, 138, 279, 338, 385, 415, 424 Ross, Tony 403 Ross Hunter Productions, Inc. 389 Ross-Leming, Eugenie 273 Rossall, Kerry 168 Rossen, Carol 41 Rossi, Al 313, 392 Rossi, Leo 211 Rossi (The Undercover Man) 351 Rossillon, Gabrielle 314 Rossitto, Angelo 23, 137 Rosson, Eddie 41, 287 Rosson, Pat 67 Rossovich, Tim 138 Rosten, Leo 356 Roswell, Maggie 175, 414 Rotell, Aleta 28, 173 Roter, Diane 320 Roter, Ted 329 Roth, Alan 309 Roth, Charles 118 Roth, Gene 183, 215, 259 Roth, Leon 91 Roth, Martin (Marty) 17, 82, 138, 203 Roth, Michelle 284, 285 Roth, Paula A. 134 Roth, Philip (Phil) 281 Roth, Ron 32, 359 Roth, Ruth E. 10 Roth, Tim 335 Roth, Wolf 274 Rothenberger, Joe 79 Rothman, Bernard 71, 404, 410, 415 Rothman, Mark 40, 134, 174, 197 Rothman/Wohl Productions 358, 383, 410 Rothstein, Richard 349 Rothwell, Robert 318 Roud, Michael 86 Rough Diamonds (Waterfront) 323 Rough Rider Rides Again (Simon & Simon) 283 The Rough Riders 269 Roughnecks 403 Rourke, Mickey 334 Rouse, Russell 311, 418 Rousseau, William P. 157, 253 Roux, Jacques 29, 315 Roux, Tony 94 Rowan, Dan 288 Rowan, Dawn 413 Rowan, Ed 270 Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In 270 Rowand, Nada 29 Rowane, Mark 151 Rowe, Arthur 90, 257, 295 Rowe, Doug 234 Rowe, Frances 374 Rowe, Gary Thomas, Jr. 391 Rowe, Hansford 233, 289, 418 Rowe, Misty 391 Rowe, Thomas 90 Rowe, Vernon E. (Vern) 253 Rowland, Henry 54, 59, 247, 316 Rowlands, Gena 119, 123, 182, 249, 345

INDEX Rowlf the Muppet 158–161 Roy, Julie 341 Roy, Michael 86 Roy Delbridge (The Millionaire) 214 Roy Huggins/Public Arts Production 23 Roy Rogers Productions 271 Roy Rogers Show 271 Roy Winsor Productions 186 The Royal Raiders (Sugarfoot) 297 Royce, Riza 80, 131 Roylance, Pamela 181 Royle, Selena 86 Rozakis, Gregory 251 R.R. Joins the Colors (Roar of the Rails) 260 Ruben, Aaron 15, 127, 271, 309 Ruben, Albert 294, 295, 342, 376 Rubes, Susan Douglas 238 Rubie, Les 238 Rubin, Andrew 403 Rubin, Benny 156, 276 Rubin, Fred 234, 325 Rubin, Mann 116, 201, 203, 248, 391 Rubin, Stanley 36, 122, 125, 149, 246 Rubine, George 144 Rubine, Irving 61, 177 Rubino, George 401 Rubinowitz, Barry 175 Rubinstein, John 66, 228, 254, 296, 330, 389, 390 Rubinstein, Phil 347 Ruck, Alan 362 Rucker, Barbara 306 Rucker, Dennis 24, 125, 142 Rudd, Paul 138, 378 Rudie, Evelyn 280 Rudin, Herman 73, 74, 220, 318 Rudley, Herbert 139, 178, 210, 228 Rudley, Sarett 12 Rudolph, Louis 154 Rudolph, Maya 273 Rudolph, Oscar 27, 28, 80, 126, 229, 231, 253, 306, 310 Rudy, Martin 256, 407 Rudy Vallee Collection 5, 12, 15, 21, 51, 56, 57, 72, 73, 82, 84, 85, 97, 119, 124, 142, 162, 170, 185, 202, 230, 248, 249, 253, 258, 272, 282, 290, 309, 324, 331, 366, 397 Rudy Vallee Hour 324 The Ruebeck File (Police Story) 251 Ruesch, Hans 315 Ruffalo, Ed 203, 204 Ruffin, Lark 403 Ruggieri, Françoise 320 Ruggles, Charles 39, 75 Ruick, Barbara 214 Ruick (Ruich), Melville (Mel) 116, 248, 303 Ruiz, Isaac 252 Rule, Janice 40, 116, 424 Ruman, Sig 133 Rumpf, Oscar J. 399 Run Away to Terror (Barnaby Jones) 25 Run for Death (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Run for Your Life (Target) 304

INDEX Run, Frankie, Run (The Jane Wyman Theater) 158 Run from Death (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Run, Sally, Run (Banyon) 22 Run to the City (The Lineup) 180 Run with Me (The Hunted Lady) 373 The Runaway Kid (The Cisco Kid) 59 The Runaway Train (Roar of the Rails) 260 The Runaways (Operation Runaway) 243 Rundle, Cis 203, 407 The Running Target (Everglades) 87 Runyon, Damon 68 Runyon, Jennifer 202 Ruprecht, David 257, 258, 399 Ruscio, Al 16, 128, 138, 183, 235, 274, 300, 318 Rush, Barbara 45, 94, 95, 167, 249, 333, 406 Rush, Deborah 288 Rush, Dennis 15, 219 Rush, Sarah 255, 403, 406 Rush-Wilson (Productions) 354 Rusheene, Michele 68 Rushmore, Karen 95 Rushton, Matthew 398 Ruskin, Buddy 229 Ruskin, Coby 15, 30, 127, 144, 185 Ruskin, Joseph 38, 203, 224, 279, 292, 294, 299, 322 Ruskin, Shimen 316 Russ, Gene 347 Russ White (The Millionaire) 216 Russek, Jorge 145 Russel, Del 96 Russel, Del 209 Russell, A.J. 202, 353, 384 Russell, Autumn 84 Russell, Betsy 300 Russell, Bing 33, 38, 55, 60, 86, 145, 205, 297, 299, 322, 324, 389 Russell, Bryan 178 Russell, Carol 256 Russell, Charles 9, 41, 164, 317 Russell, Connie 60, 342 Russell, Forbesy 415 Russell, Franz 238 Russell, Geoffrey 388 Russell, Jacqueline (Jackie) 36, 322 Russell, Jane 331, 342 Russell, Jeannie 74 Russell, John 156, 177, 239, 283 Russell, Kurt 70, 232, 254, 313, 336, 405 Russell, Mark 116, 169, 257, 258 Russell, Nipsey 258 Russell, Paula 234 Russell, Rosalind 96, 358 Russell, Vy 257 Russell, William (D.) 29, 84, 124, 132, 133, 141 The Russian Games 367 Russnow, Michael 293, 294 Russo, Barry 96 Russo, Jodean 45 Russo, John 10

514 Russom, Leon 289 Rust, Richard 33, 35, 280 Ruta, Ken 169 Ruth Ferris (The Millionaire) 215 Rutherford, Angelo 124 Rutherford, Gene 145 Rutherford, Jack 230 Ruttan, Susan 234, 236 Rutter, George A. 49 Ruval, Yuliis 281 Ruymen, Ayn 46 Ruysdale, Basil 240 RX: Dinner Party (The Family Doctors) 359 Ryan, Arthur Q. 133 Ryan, Buck 158 Ryan, Dan 94 Ryan, Dave (“Chico”) 281 Ryan, Deborah 284 Ryan, Dick 215 Ryan, Edmon 56, 216 Ryan, Fran 57, 80, 130, 176, 254 Ryan, Irene 28, 307 Ryan, Jim 17 Ryan, John P. 17, 203, 204, 377, 407 Ryan, Kathy 301 Ryan, Linda 195, 196, 329 Ryan, Mitchell (Mitch) 45, 51, 68, 358, 360, 362, 368, 393, 397, 402 Ryan, Nicholas 301 Ryan, Paul 235 Ryan, Peggy 283 Ryan, Robert 11 Ryan, Sandra 89 Ryan, Sheila 122 Ryan, Terry 239 Ryan’s Four 271 Rybacki, Sharon 414 Rydbeck, Whitney 200, 285, 347, 375 Rydell, Bobby (Bobbie) 160, 281, 336 Rydell, Mark 286, 287 Ryder, Alfred 16, 46, 155, 194, 290 Ryder, Eddie 79, 131, 133, 248 Rye, Ann 374 Ryerson, Florence 170 Ryf, Robert 69 Rykoff, Mikhail 26, 183 Ryle, Lawrence 92 Ryon, Rex 204, 274 Saad, Margit 31 Saba, Shari 193 Sababu, Hodari 88 Sabella, Ernie 89, 210, 233, 234, 414 Saber, David 205, 206, 324 Sabers in the Sun (Custer) 67 Sabia, Joe 354 Saburit, Jean 404 Sacha, Kenny 285 Sachs, Leonard 232 Sackett, Nancy 388, 409 Sackett, Stacy 313 Sackett, Ted 305 Sackheim, Jerry 321 Sackheim, William 11, 32, 50, 95, 96, 384, 392, 404 Sacks, Alan 325 Sacks, Michael 422 Sadat! 403

The Saddle Warmer (The Virginian) 320 Sadler, (Sgt.) Barry 145 Sadler, Karl 117 Sadler, William 233 Sadlier, Brian 402 Sadoff, Fred 294, 295, 341, 344, 361, 367, 390 Saenz, Eddie 27, 221 Safe Enough (Studio 57) 296 Safe Haven (This Man Dawson) 310 Safecracker (The Aquanauts) 16 Safecracker (Highway Patrol) 145 Saffian, Mimi 386 Saffron, John 169 The Saga of Lonesome Jackson (Yancy Derringer) 330 The Saga of Sonora 404 Sagal, Boris 41, 82, 202, 224, 230, 248, 299, 300, 313, 339, 389 Sage, David 28 Sage, Willard 165, 220, 243, 292, 313, 332 Sagebrush Enterprises 387 Sages, Joanne 33 Sagoes, Ken 176, 177 Sahara Hotel Dancers 258 Said the Spider to the Fly (The Family Kovac) 359 Sailor, Charles 169 Saint, Eva Marie 240, 241, 342, 358, 360, 371, 379, 393, 421 St. Andrew, Tara 300 St. Angel, Michael 299 St. Clair, Michael 41, 368 St. Claire, Bonwitt 83 St. Claire, Roxanne 174 St. George and the Dragon (Crossroads) 67 St. Jacques, Raymond 89, 287, 297, 352, 405 St. James, Susan 230 St. John, Janice 362 St. John, Jessica 390 St. John, Jill 342, 394, 404, 413 St. John, Kristoff 329 St. John, Marco 349 St. Johns, Adela Rogers 361 St. Joseph, Ellis 166, 218, 322, 323 St. Paul Choir 60 Saint-Alix, Alain 84 Saints and Sinners 75 Saito, Bill 49, 171 Saito, James 153, 273, 302, 358 Sakai, Richard 305 Saki, Eileen 192, 193 Saks, Sol 238 Salaman, Lou 328 Salamanca, Richard 376 Saldana, Theresa 301, 363 Sale, Irene 291 Sale (Loos), Mary 367 Sale, Richard 330, 367 Sale, Virginia 248 Salem, Kario 169, 302, 326 Salem, Murray 398 Salerno, Charlene 244 Sales, Clifford (Cliff ) 28, 205 Sales, Soupy 39, 281 Salim, Peter 342 Salisbury, Frank 123 Salkowitz, Sy 17, 67 Sallan, Bruce J. 334, 354, 408

Sallin, Robert 222 Sally Overman Is Missing (Banyon) 22 Sally Simms (The Millionaire) 218 Salmi, Albert 37, 69, 85, 93, 123, 154, 171, 225, 251, 271, 284, 287, 360, 391, 413 Salsedo, Frank 254 Saltzman, Philip (Phil) 24, 93, 94, 140, 194, 198, 293, 295, 298, 314, 350, 351, 361 Saluga, Bill 347 Salute to Gershwin (The Lawrence Welk Show) 178 Salute to Lady Liberty 404 Salute to Television’s 25th Anniversary 404 Salvadove, Laurence D. 390, 391 Salvatore Michelangelo Buonarotti (The Millionaire) 213 Salviati, Vanna 181 Sam Donovan (The Millionaire) 212 Sam Edwards Collection 5, 8, 24, 30, 32, 72, 75, 81, 93, 127, 130, 141, 142, 154, 173, 180, 185, 193, 194, 198, 223, 232, 248, 249, 252, 269, 310, 319, 320, 353, 355, 362, 373, 374 Samuel Goldwyn Studios 69 Samish, Adrian 29, 80, 239, 347, 352 Samms, Emma 83, 357 Sammy Spear & His Orchestra 157 Sampler, Philece 153, 281 Sampson, Charlie 257 Sampson, Robert 60, 68, 227, 250, 260, 330, 343, 374 Sampson, Will 319, 331, 363, 373, 374, 380 Sam’s Boy (Temple Houston) 306 Samuel, Phil C. 131 Samuel Goldwyn Studio(s) 9, 67, 75, 79, 403 Samuels, Jim 157 Samuels, Robert S. 73 Samuels, Ron 339, 383, 395, 405 Samuels, Sheldon 81 San Francisco Beat 180 San Francisco International Airport 96, 271 San Francisco Townhouse 404 San Juan, Guillermo 153, 360, 371, 374 San Pedro Boss 183 San Pietro (The Gallant Men) 117 Sanchez, Joseph 221 Sanchez, Raymond 304 Sanchez, Ref 145 The Sanctuary (Colt .45) 60 Sanctuary (Harbourmaster) 136 Sanctuary (Serpico) 279 Sanctuary (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Sand 404 Sand, Bob 413 Sand, Paul 174 Sand, Rebecca 140 Sande, Walter 91, 156, 231, 245, 323, 332

515 Sandefur, B.W. 37, 136, 180, 181, 198, 211, 351, 368 Sander, Casey 274 Sanders, Beverly 138, 409 Sanders, Byron 61, 64, 65 Sanders, Curtis 31 Sanders, David 98, 361 Sanders, Denis 96 Sanders, Henry G. 146, 147, 168, 228, 235, 395 Sanders, Hugh 35, 49, 55, 115, 149, 166, 323 Sanders, Jay O. 289 Sanders, Lugene 179, 206 Sanders, Richard 228, 257, 344 Sanders, Sandy 257, 320, 327 Sanders, Terry 96 Sanderson, William (Bill) 233, 234 Sandler, Adam 273 Sandler, Allan 397 Sandler Institutional Films 397 Sandor, Steve 38, 203, 292, 294, 331 Sandra Harmon Productions 360 Sandrich, Jay 30, 125, 142, 143, 154, 234, 235 Sandrich, Mark, Jr. (Marc, Jr.) 139, 259, 332 Sands, Anita 55, 139, 220, 280 Sands, Bob 131 Sands, Diana 239 Sands, Julian 352 Sands, Lee 312 Sands, Serena 291 Sands, Tommy 119, 287 Sands Hotel (Wide Wide World) 328 Sandulescu, Jacques 288 Sandy, Gary 58 Sandy, Pat 157 Sandy Newell (The Millionaire) 220 Sanford, Charles (Charles Sanford Orchestra) 357 Sanford, Donald S. 9, 31, 225 Sanford, Gerald 24, 25, 45, 167, 171, 198, 301, 314 Sanford, Philip 141 Sanford, Ralph 216 Sanford and Son 271 Sangster, Jimmy 46, 58, 329 Sanitsky, Larry 402 Sansberry, Hope 140 Sansom, Ken 45, 234, 373 Santa Barbara 272 Santacroce, Mary Nell 401 Santell, Boyd 27 Santiago, Michael 152, 153, 255, 329 Santley, Joseph 144 Santon, Penny 185, 203, 213 Santon, Robert 304 Santoni, Reni 244, 274 Santoro, Dean 46, 199, 275 Santos, Bert 70, 153, 301 Santos, Joe 250, 251 Santos, Rudy 363 Sanvido, Guy 238 Sanz, Horatio 273 Sapinsley, Alvin 303, 330, 392, 424 Sarafian, Richard C. 33, 56, 79, 261, 286, 364, 377 Sarandon, Susan 359 Sarcoff, Mort 156 Sardo, Cosmo 34, 92

Sargeant, Meg 255 Sargent, Alvin 238 Sargent, Dick 23, 29, 38, 69, 70, 221, 243, 385 Sargent, Herb 387 Sargent, Joseph 37, 116, 117, 130, 154, 291, 336, 360, 421 Sargent, William 116, 154, 291, 294 Saric, Ivan 22, 228 Sarita 138 Sarno, John 170 Sarnoff, Bill 331 Saroyan, William 43 Sarracino, Ernest 143, 298, 375, 376 Sarradet, Richard 123, 169 Sartee, Guy 256 Satan, Cyanide and Murder (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 Satan’s Veil (Casablanca) 49 Satenstein, Frank 263 Satlof, Ron 25, 125, 193 Sattels, Barry 283 Satterlee, Bruce 278 Saturday Night (Gibbsville) 125 Saturday Night Live 272 Saul Ilson Productions 383 Saunders, Gloria 34, 58 Saunders, Herman (Herm S.) 8, 88 Saunders, J. Jay 251, 387 Saunders, Lanna 138 Saunders, Lew 57, 203 Saunders, Lori 248, 249 Saunders, Nicholas 354 Savage, Brad 285, 312 Savage, Elizabeth 414 Savage, George 208 Savage, John 125 Savage, Nick 146 Savage, Paul 32, 54, 84, 126, 130, 149, 165, 166, 167, 194, 215, 228, 254, 255, 269, 300, 397, 408 The Savage Curtain (Star Trek) 292 Savage in the Orient 404 Savage of the Deep (The Aquanauts) 16 Savage Productions 404 Savalas, Candace 169, 370 Savalas, George (Demosthenes) 169 Savalas, Gus 370 Savalas, Telly 32, 54, 84, 126, 130, 149, 165, 166, 167, 194, 215, 228, 254, 255, 269, 300, 397, 408 Saved by the Bells (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 A Saved Life (Code Red) 60 Savin, Lee 86 Saving Gladys’s Job (Meet Millie) 208 The Savings Stamps (Ozzie and Harriet) 245 Savior (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Savior, Paul 123, 169, 186, 187, 188 Savoia, John 289 Savold, Lee 94 Sawaya, George 16, 117, 118, 172, 291 Sawyer, Connie 116, 176, 296, 318

Sawyer, Joseph (Joe) 131, 298 Sawyer, Mark 275 Sawyer, Tom 202, 273 Sawyer-Young, Kat 95, 138, 142, 275, 285 Sax, Arline 305 Saxon, John 34, 84, 90, 117, 171, 196, 227, 238, 273, 326, 351, 404 Sayer, Leo 383 Sayles, John 397 Saylor, Katie 90 Saylor, Syd (Sid) 81, 323 Sbarge, Raphael 361 Scaccia, Mario 424 Scaglione, Al 319 Scandal (Moviola: A Hollywood Saga) 390 Scandal (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Scandal Sheet (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Scanlan, Raymond 195 Scannell, Frank (J.) 26, 211, 214, 330 Scannell, Kevin 147, 193 Scannell, Susan 84 The Scapegoat (The Rough Riders) 270 Scapp, Dick 411 Scar, Sam 23 Scar Tissue (Serpico) 278 Scarber, Sam 284, 300 Scarecrow and Mrs. King 273 Scared Little Town on the Edge of Nowhere (The Master) 202 Scarlett O’Hara War (Moviola: A Hollywood Saga) 390 Scarlson, Karen 408 Scars Murdock — Jail Script (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Scarsborough, Erick 195 Scarwid, Diana 125, 344, 374, 411, 413 Scarza, Vincent 386 Scavengers’ Paradise (Matt Helm) 203 Scene of the Crime (The Thin Man) 310 Scerbo, Frank 402 Schaaf, Edward 117 Schaaf, Lillian 240, 241 Schaal, Richard 281, 313 Schaal, Wendy 90, 360 Schackner, Alan 262 Schaefer, Armand 16, 50, 72, 122, 257 Schaefer, George 131, 341, 359, 374 Schaefer, Louis 274 Schaefer, Milly 359 Schaefer, Robert 16, 183, 211 Schafer, Dorian 44, 45 Schafer, Natalie 126, 185, 192, 205, 284 Schaefer/Karpf 341 Schaffner, Franklin (J.) 96, 250 Schaft, Sabrina 137 Schallert, William (Bill) 47, 78, 96, 136, 137, 203, 209, 276, 322, 329, 338, 365 Schanley, Tom 331 Schardt, George 202 Scharf, Sabrina 126, 292, 400 Scharff, Samantha 272 Scharlach, Ed 8, 226 Schary, Dore 96 Schatz, Hans-Jürgen 360

INDEX Schauffler, Florence 365 Schayer, Julia 92 Schebler, Robert 8 Schedeen, Anne 152, 283 Scheerer, Robert 71, 185 Scheff, Fritzi 263 Scheff, Michael 281 Scheffell, Beth 301 Scheimer, Lou 17 Schell, Carl 118 Schell, Maria 385 Schell, Ronnie 127, 142, 281, 373 Schenck, Charles 186 Schenck, George 66, 287, 353 Schenck/Cardea Productions 37 Schenkkan, Robert 251 Schepps, Shawn 281, 396 Scherick, Edgar J. 359, 374, 411, 413 Schermer, Jerome 260 Schermer, Jules 67, 177, 178, 319 Schialvelli, Vincent 235, 381 Schibi, Peggy 124 Schick Sunn Classic Productions 374 Schiff, Marty 204 Schildkraut, Joseph 202 Schillaci, Barbara 379 Schiller, Bob 127, 191, 204, 244 Schiller, Fred (F.) 49, 212, 214 Schiller, Laurence 369, 370 Schiller, Norbert 51, 219, 315, 387 Schiller, Wilton 28, 115, 200, 215, 217 Schilling, Gus 206 Schilling, William G. 86 Schilz, Ted 69 Schindler, Bill 94 Schlachter, Felice 88 Schlatter, George 257, 270, 347, 404 Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. 402 Schlitt, Robert 8, 184 Schlitz Playhouse of Stars 148, 192, 249, 250, 276, 290 Schlitz-Lux Playhouse 276 Schlocky Too (Small & Frye) 287 Schmerer, James 51, 144, 203, 211 Schmidt, Georgia 252, 291, 377 Schmidt, William 167, 302 Schmidtke, Ned 362 Schmidtmer, Christiane 329 Schmitt, Capt. Hugo 370 Schnabel, Stefan 12, 170, 289 Schnee, Thelma 277 Schneider, Andrew (Andy) 152, 153, 194, 195, 302, 303 Schneider, Dick 328 Schneider, Edith 360 Schneider, Joe 12 Schneider, John (R.) 82 Schneider, Margaret 84, 149 Schneider, Mark 203, 204 Schneider, Paul 84, 149, 291 Schneider, Rob 273 Schneider, Sascha 273, 276 Schneider, Tawny 319 Schnur, Jerome (Jerry) 81, 261, 262 Schoelen, Jill 301

INDEX Schoen, Vic (The Vic Schoen Orchestra) 76 Schoenfeld, Bernard C. (B.C.) 7, 299 School Daze (Sanford and Son) 272 School of Fear (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Schooley, Chad 413 Schoolteacher (Mayor of the Town) 205 Schorr, Mitchell 364 Schott, Bob 283, 397 Schreck, Vicki 149, 371 Schreffer, Marilyn 284 Schreiber, Avery 230, 281, 366 Schreiner, William 350 Schroder, Chuck 77 Schroder, Dawn 76 Schroeder, David 275 Schrum, Pete 281 Schubert, Bernard (L.) 9, 67, 223, 312 Schuck, John 228, 400 Schuck, Peter 242 Schulberg, Budd 87 Schull, Richard B. 408 Schuller, Frank 124 Schulman, Bethany 302 Schultz, Jack 377 Schultz, Keith 225 Schultz, Kevin 225 Schultz, Philip 395 Schumacher, Paul 253 Schumann, Walter 307 Schurmann, David 239 Schuster, Harold D. 180 Schwab, Lana 126, 285 Schwartz, A.J. 261 Schwartz, Al 81, 143, 144, 157, 248, 249, 333, 354, 382 Schwartz, Arthur 96 Schwartz, Dave 179 Schwartz, Dorothy 18 Schwartz, Douglas 395 Schwartz, Elroy 227 Schwartz, Lloyd 185 Schwartz, Nancy Lynn 381 Schwartz, Sheila 381 Schwartz, Sherwood 126, 156, 258 Schwartzmann, Mischa 295, 296 Schwarzenegger, Arnold 375 Schweitzer, S.S. 23, 85, 384, 424 Schwimmer, Stan 142 Schwimmer, Walter 58 Science Fiction Theatre 277 Scobey, Robin 388 Scofield, Dean 202 Scoggins, Tracy 210 Scolari, Peter 233, 234, 381, 388 Scollay, Fred J. 79 Scorcher (V) 318 Scorpio, Jay 302 The Scorpio Letters 404 Scot, Read 88 A Scotch Dilemma 405 Scott, Alan 409 Scott, Beverly 261 Scott, Brenda 116, 284, 389 Scott, Carol 123 Scott, Debralee 15, 125, 353, 391 Scott, DeVallon 214, 215, 216 Scott, Devon 312 Scott, Donovan 180, 414

516 Scott, Dorothy 24 Scott, Eric 321 Scott, Evelyn 22, 249 Scott, Fred D. 32, 284 Scott, George C. 358, 368, 391, 404 Scott, Harley 422 Scott, Hillary 407 Scott, Jacqueline 25, 259, 277, 294 Scott, Jean Bruce 194, 195, 196 Scott, Jim 256 Scott, Joe 224 Scott, Jud 279 Scott, Judson (Earney) 82, 204, 318, 319 Scott, Karen 198 Scott, Kathryn Leigh 83, 281, 302 Scott, Ken 12, 167, 255 Scott, Larry B. 380, 403 Scott, Linda 27, 394 Scott, Lorri 116 Scott, Lucian 32 Scott, Mark 217 Scott, Martha 32, 58, 196, 334, 390, 424 Scott, Mary 12 Scott, Mike 401 Scott, Noel 85 Scott, Oz 223, 274, 276 Scott, Pippa 16, 45, 158, 203, 224, 243, 244, 294, 317, 320 Scott, Rosemary 138 Scott, Sandra 47 Scott, Simon 116, 123, 141, 154, 155, 158, 164, 201, 213, 214, 248, 280, 294, 300, 313 Scott, Ted 22, 255, 292 Scott, Timothy (Tim) 24, 118, 200, 347, 365, 403 Scott, Tom 95 Scott, Vernon 40, 143 Scott, Walter 345 Scott, Zachary 17, 303 Scott Music Hall 50 Scotti, Vito (Vitto) 17, 37, 55, 74, 95, 115, 180, 217, 248 Scourby, Alexander 306, 321, 322, 324, 424 Screaming Javelins (Wonder Woman) 330 Screen Directors Playhouse 277 Screen Gems 11, 17, 29, 41, 50, 58, 68, 72, 80, 84, 91, 95, 126, 127, 141, 150, 155, 164, 190, 243, 249, 306, 324, 346, 366, 408 Screen Gems Television 246, 250, 311 Scribner, Peter 391 Scruples 405 Sea Hunt 277 Sea Rover 405 Sea Rover Productions 405 Seabrook, Edward E. 253 Seaforth, Susan 82, 141 Seagram, Lisa 29 Seagren, Bob 274 Seagull, Barbara (Hershey) 171 The Seal (Mission: Impossible) 222 Seale, Douglas 52 Sealed Orders (Favorite Story) 92 Séance (Topper) 312 Seannell, Frank 67

The Search (Cimarron Strip) 58 The Search (The Millionaire) 218 Search for a Dead Man (The Untouchables) 318 Search for Doomsday (Alice) 405 The Search for the Flying Saucers (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Search for the Gods 405 Searcher 405 Searls, Hank 232 Sears, Fran 371, 411 Seay, James 205, 212, 217, 298, 312 Sebastian, John 156, 276, 280 Sebesky, Don (Don Sebesky Orchestra) 158 Sebrig, Jay 27 Second Chance (T.J. Hooker) 300 Second Day of Infamy (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Second Love (The Millionaire) 219 Second Sight (The Fugitive) 116 The Second Television Set (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Secord, Peg 238 The Secret (Dynasty) 84 The Secret Admirer (Matt Houston) 204 The Secret Files of Captain Video 46 The Secret Life of James Thurber (The DuPont Show) 83 The Secret Life of John Chapman 342 The Secret of Adam Cain (77 Sunset Strip) 279 Secret of Hyacinth Bayou (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 The Secret of Mareno Bay (The Outsider) 244 The Secret of the Chrome Eagle (Simon & Simon) 284 A Secret Place (Serpico) 279 The Secret Underground (V) 319 The Secret War (Blue Light) 31 Secrets (Flamingo Road) 95 Secrets of the Tokyo Police 405 Sedan, Rolfe (Rolf ) 84, 92, 132, 199, 245, 316 Sedawie, Norman 391 Sedgeley, Karen 409 Sedwick, Kimberly 300 See America First (Fashions on Parade) 91 See the Elephant and Hear the Owl (Death Valley Days) 73 See the Officer (Mr. Novak) 389 Seegar, Sara 29, 74 Seeger, Susan 174, 236 Seeing Eye Dog (Lassie) 173 The Seekers 406 The Seekers (The Untouchables) 318 Seel, Charles 26, 38, 58, 74, 130, 306, 311 Seer, Richard 73, 390 Seff, Richard 341

Seflinge, Carol Anne 49 Segal, Alex 50 Segal, Boris 164 Segal, George 17 Segal, Jonathan 255 Segal (Adlon), Pamela 235 Segall, Pamela (Pam) 86, 88, 398 Segura, Pancho 150 Seibel, Lynn 153, 285, 375 Seid, Art 246 Seidel, Arthur 148 Seiderman, Maurice 198 Seidner, Irene 158, 276 Seims, Michael 296 Seiter, William (A.) 50, 211 Seitz, George B., Jr. 183 Sekka, Johnny 137 Selander, Lesley 173 Selburg, David 169, 234 Selby, Daniel 326, 330 Selby, David 89, 94, 413, 420 Selby, J.E. 68 Selby, Sarah 55, 91, 97, 130, 131, 210, 247, 419 Seldes, Marian 214 Self, Edwin 86 Self, William (Bill) 8, 40, 149, 276 Self Defense (Trackdown) 313 Self-Made Man (Death Valley Days) 73 Self-Paid Murder (Harbor Command) 135 Seligman, Michael B. 364 Seligman, Selig J. 71, 117, 123, 232, 354 Selk, George 130, 135 Sellecca, Connie 382 Selleck, Tom 194, 295, 350, 368 Seller, Tom 277, 293 Sellers, Arthur 347 Sellier, Charles E., Jr. 374 Selling Out 406 Selmur Productions 71, 117, 123, 354 Selsby, Harv 25, 330 Seltzer, David 367 Selzer, Milton 14, 232, 257, 272, 369, 370, 389, 405, 422 Semple, Lorenzo, Jr. 40, 401 Sen Yung, Victor 33 The Senate Investigator 406 Send Her, Ella (Newhart) 234 Seneca, Joe 288 Senensky, Ralph 79, 83, 89, 138, 154, 206, 291, 326, 359, 360 Senior Class Queen (Diff ’rent Strokes) 76 Señor Wences 419 A Sense of Debt (Magnum, P.I.) 196 A Sensitive, Passionate Man 406 The Sentence (Klondike) 167 Sentinel Productions 36 The Sentries of Xibalba (Darkroom) 352 Separate Vacations 406 Separation (The Millionaire) 219 Sepe, Michelle 41 Serbagi, Roger 288 Sergeant Iago (Gomer Pyle — USMC) 127 Sergeant Preston of the Yukon 347

517 Sergeant Steve Dekker 239 Serks, Bobby 7 Serling, Rod 253, 404 Serna, Pepe 23, 57, 169, 256, 273, 403 Sernas, Jacques 323 Serpico 278 Serpico, Frank 278 Serra, Raymond 289 Serrano, Manuel 16 Sertner, Robert M. 349 Server, Eric 39, 129, 228, 254, 274, 283, 285, 295, 373, 407 Servetnick, Alan 355 Service Above and Beyond (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Servicemen (I Led Three Lives) 151 Services Rendered (Hawaiian Eye) 139 The Set Up (Cannon) 45 The Setup (Trackdown) 313 Seurat, Pilar 93 Seven, Johnny 37, 49, 87, 155, 180, 183 Seven Arts Television 377 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers 279 Seven in Darkness 406 Sevenoaks, Rex 238 The Seventh Day (Death Valley Days) 73 77 Sunset Strip 35, 66, 279 Seventy-Two Hours (The Quest) 254 Severeid, Susanne 300 Severinsen, Doc 34, 354, 415 Severn, Maida 135, 150, 424 Severson, Jeff 174 Sevorg, Jon 373 Sewanee 76 The Sex Trap (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 The Sexual Underground 406 Seymour, Anne 365, 389, 412 Seymour, Carolyn 197 Seymour, Dan 48, 49, 51, 148, 150, 216, 306, 324 Seymour, Jane 61, 62, 63, 64, 339, 351 Seymour, John 303 Seymour, Mildred 76 Seymour, Ralph 197 Sgarro, Nicholas 168, 170, 273 Sha Na Na 280 Shaber, David 419 Shackelford, Ted 168, 169, 354 Shackled (Lawman) 178 Shackleton, Richard 211 Shadow Chasers 281 Shadow of Fear (Barnaby Jones) 25 Shadow of Sam Penny (Simon & Simon) 284 Shadow of the Bridge 406 Shadow of the Past (The Rough Riders) 269 Shadow of Truth (T.J. Hooker) 301 Shadow on the Sand (Casablanca) 49 Shadow Witness (Lawman) 178 The Shadow Women of Chung-Tai (Bring ’em Back Alive) 37

Shadows on the Moon (Men into Space) 209 Shafer, Raymond 368 Shaffer, Paul 273 Shaftel, Josef 317 Shakedown Cruise (Waterfront) 324 Shaklin, Aleks 275 Shakman, Matt 50 Shalet, Diane 130, 153, 339 Shalifox, Gabrielle 262 Shallat, Lee 13 Shamata, Chuck 238 Shamley Productions 11, 96, 299 Shanahan, George 116 Shane, Gene 243 Shaner, John 154 Shankland, Richard W. 303 Shanklin (McNelly) (The Quest) 254 Shanks, Bob 42 Shanks, Mary Ann 238 Shannon, Billy 328 Shannon, Carol 12 Shannon, Harry 61, 214 Shannon, Michael 275, 330 Shannon, Molly 273 Shannon, Richard 219, 246 Shannon, Russell 23, 45 Shannon Malloy (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Shaping Up 281 Shapira, Zira 147 Shapiro, Dan (Danny) 60, 387 Shapiro, David M. 415 Shapiro, Esther 83 Shapiro, George 337 Shapiro, Harvey 71 Shapiro, Herbert A. 97 Shapiro, Jason 22 Shapiro, Marilyn 343 Shapiro, Richard 83, 118 Sharbutt, Del 158, 159 Sharetski, Joseph 311 Shark Kill 407 Sharkey, Billy Ray 275 Sharkey, Ray 296 Sharks! (McCloud) 194 Sharla 407 Sharland, Michael 92 Sharma, Barbara 270, 360 Sharman, Della 280 Sharon, Bo 135 Sharon, Jet 163 Sharon, Portrait of a Mistress 384 Sharp, Alex 33, 59, 70, 182, 224, 316 Sharp, Clint 171 Sharp, Henry 32, 328 Sharp, Phil 14, 57 Sharp, Saundra 329, 330 Sharpe, Cornelia 350 Sharpe, Don (W.) 50, 96, 229, 281, 290, 330, 346 Sharpe, Karen 141, 150, 163, 215, 269, 316, 326 Sharpe, Phil 229 Sharpshooter (Bat Masterson) 26 Sharrett, Michael 234 Shatkin, Victor 275 Shatner, Lisabeth 291 Shatner, William 226, 238, 290, 300, 301, 340, 382 Shaughnessy, David 72

Shaughnessy, Mickey 56, 57, 342 Shauli, Rafael 367 Shavelson, Melville 185, 333, 357 Shaver, Helen 301, 316, 317 Shaw, Artie 252 Shaw[?], Bill 41 Shaw, Christine 138 Shaw, David 222, 223, 228 Shaw, Dee 152 Shaw, Dianne 355 Shaw, Frank 245, 246 Shaw, Fred 304 Shaw, Garth 350 Shaw, George Bernard 400 Shaw, Irwin 341, 416 Shaw, Jenifer 24, 295 Shaw, Lou 51, 125, 136, 193, 194, 218, 255, 400 Shaw, Mattie 362 Shaw, Paula 181 Shaw, Peggy 218, 400 Shaw, Peter 228 Shaw, Reta 29, 46, 125, 182, 215, 244 Shaw, Robert (J.) 124, 136, 139, 140, 198, 210, 261, 310, 324, 390, 418 Shaw, Stan 41, 190, 222, 223, 228, 344, 389 Shaw, Steve 168, 169, 181 Shaw, Susan 240 Shaw, Will 222 Shawlee, Joan 93 Shawn, Dick 158, 196, 360 Shawn, Galla 370 Shayne, Bob 85 Shayne, Jeremy 414 Shayne, Konstantin 12 Shayne, Robert 10, 80, 218 Shayon, Sam 253 Shea, Eric 421 Shea, Jack 72, 140, 154, 271, 302, 313 Shea, Richard 425 Sheafe, Alex 359 Shear, Barry 12, 69, 125, 127, 230, 251, 252, 254, 296, 358, 371, 387, 391 Shear, Pearl 360 Sheard, Michael 388 Shearer, Hannah Louise 167, 406 Shearer, Harry 175, 273 Shearin, John 79, 193 Shearman, Alan 370, 383 Sheehan, Brian 274, 300 Sheehan, Doug 123, 168, 169 Sheehan, John 34 Sheehan, Virginia 274 Sheen, Martin 338, 388 Sheena, Queen of the Jungle 281 Sheff, Fritzi 263 Sheffield, Bill 316 Sheffield, Jay 304 Sheik (Margie) 201 Sheiner, David 190, 251, 363, 365, 389, 419 Sheldon, Howard 16 Sheldon, Jack 127 Sheldon, James (Jim) 72, 116, 185, 211, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 252, 279, 287, 311, 324 Sheldon, Jerome 237 Sheldon, Larry 362 Sheldon, Sidney 137, 150

INDEX Sheldon, Will 75 Sheldon Leonard Productions 8 The Shell Game (Winner Take All) 423 Shelley, Dave 24, 128, 138, 375 Shelley, Joshua 85, 153, 185, 256, 296, 306 Shelley, Kathleen (A.) 275, 393 Shelley, Mary 303 Shelly, Alfred (Al) 178, 280, 320 Shelly, Bruce 57, 144, 334 The Shelter (Lawman) 178 Shelton, Abigail (Abby) 200, 314 Shelton, Deborah 91, 331 Shelton, James 157, 215 Shelton, Myra 95 Shelyne, Carole 93, 291 Shenar, Paul 273, 289, 352, 376, 425 Shenkman, Nat 43 Shepard, Bob 35 Shepard, Jan 10, 59, 67, 78, 183, 198, 240, 312, 399 Shepherd, Cybill 331 Shepherd, Scott 203, 204 Shepodd, Jon 49, 173, 323 Sheppard, Dave 286 Sheppard, Richmond 402 Sher, David 284 Shera, Mark 24, 25 Shere, Susan 156 Sherer, Mel 162, 337 Sheridan, Ann 166 Sheridan, Dan 55, 60, 61, 177, 330 Sheridan, Juanita 139 Sheridan, Liz 273 Sheridan, Nicolette (Nicollette) 168, 352, 382 Sheriff, Paul 116 Sheriff of Cochise 282 Sherman, Allan 121, 157, 159 Sherman, Bob 30 Sherman, Bobby 85, 228, 354, 394 Sherman, Fred 271 Sherman, George 69, 70, 124 Sherman, Harry R. 40, 79, 127, 357, 412 Sherman, Jenny 25, 204, 255, 296, 301 Sherman, Jill 153, 154 Sherman, Kerry 272 Sherman, Lennie 131 Sherman, Leo 320 Sherman, Orville 36, 55, 69, 116, 135 Sherman, Robert 24, 25, 45, 171, 248, 301 Sherman, Stanford 27 Sherman, Teddi 216, 269, 270, 312 Sherman, Vincent 23, 89, 379 Sherrod, John 168 Sherry Television 81 Sherwood, Bobby 309 Sherwood, James 52 Sherwood, Madeleine 79, 95 Sherwood, Robert 161 Sherwood, Roberta 119 Shevin, Fred 215 Shield, Bob 26 Shields, Arthur 78, 212, 324, 331

INDEX Shields, Brooke 368, 375, 404 Shields, Fred 206, 207 Shields, Helen 61, 62, 98 Shields, Robert 383 Shields & Yarnell 337 Shigeta, James 204, 244, 295, 301, 358, 389 Shilton, Gilbert M. 318 Shimoda, Yuki 49, 139, 170, 171, 329 Shimokawa, Gary 235 Shimono, Sab 129, 421 Ship of Spies (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Shipman, Barry 38 Shipp, Mary 149, 180, 229 Ship’s Log (Annapolis) 16 The Shipwreck (Sea Hunt) 278 Shire, Talia 377 Shirley, Forest 301 Shirley, Mercedes 218 Shirley, Peg 80 Shirley, Tom 98 Shirriff, Cathie (Cathee) 281, 330, 419 Shobe, Christopher 319 Shoemaker, Craig 285 Shoemaker, Leonard 326 Shoemaker, Michael 272 Shoes (Dummy) (Baretta) 23 Shofner, Carolyn 194 Sholdar, Mickey 91 Sholem, Lee 38, 54, 55, 60, 61, 72, 220, 239, 240, 327 Shoop, Pamela Susan 91, 165, 300, 302 Shoot a Crooked Arrow (Batman) 27 Shoot the Moon Enterprises 273 The Shooting (The Mississippi) 222 Shooting Stars 407 Shoplifter at the Shady Rest (Petticoat Junction) 249 Shor, Dan 41, 412 Shore, Dinah 76, 357, 404 Shore, Jymme (Roberta) 32, 91, 320 Shore, Verna 238 Shore Leave (Star Trek) 291 Short, John 50 Short, Judy 240 Short, Marlene 331 Short, Martin 22, 273 Short Circuit (This Man Dawson) 310 The Short, Happy Fatherhood of Reese Bennett (Laredo) 173 Short On Time (Laverne and Shirley) 176 Shortridge, Stephen 325 Shoshan, Shoshana 20 Shots in the Dark (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 210 The Show Goes On 282 The Show off (The Millionaire) 218 Showalter, Max (= Casey Adams) 29, 32 Showcase Productions 256 Showdown (The Quiet Man) 400 Showdown at Ganzer (Cheyenne) 56

518 Showdown at Goldtown (Colt .45) 61 Showdown at Oxbend (Cheyenne) 56 Showdown in Limbo (The Big Valley) 30 Showdown in Paso Alto (Cheyenne) 53 Shower, Kathy 211 Shower of Stars 282 The Showoff 407 The Show-Off 407 Shpetner, Stanley (Stan) 286 Shroyer, Sonny 13, 82 Shue, Elizabeth 41 Shuken, Phil 207, 249 Shulkin, Joe 97 Shull, Charles 364 Shull, Richard B. 412, 425 Shulman, Max 78 Shulman, Roger 66, 311 Shulman/Baskin/Schenck/Car dea (Productions) 66 Shultis, Don 401, 402 Shultz, Tony 146 Shuster, Frank 148 Shutan, Jan 244 Shyman, James 401 Sibbald, Laurie 237 Sibbett, Jane 274 Sibenick, Stephen (T.) 130, 174, 325, 347, 369, 378, 381, 390, 392, 408 Sicari, Joseph 258, 389 Sickles, Marilyn 262 Sickles, Walter 94 Sid & Marty Krofft Television Productions 36 Sidaris, Arlene 136 Sidekicks 408 Sidewalk Productions 407 Sidewalks of Hollywood 407 Sidney, George 371 Sidney, Sylvia 85, 165, 250, 271 Sidney Sheldon Productions 150 Sidney Shore 407 Sidney Shorr: A Girl’s Best Friend 407 Sidwell, Ken 23 Siebert, Charles 25, 227, 313, 373, 422 Siedow, Jim 401 The Siege (The Family Kovac) 359 The Siege of Troy (Adventures in Paradise) 9 Siegel, Barbara 271 Siegel, Bugsy 418 Siegel, Don 179, 180 Siegel, Gerald K. 228 Siegel, Larry 270 Siegel, Lionel E. 286, 363, 404 Siegel, Sam 331 Siegel, Sandra Kay 90 Siegfried, John 117 Siegleman, Jan 236 Sierra, Gregory 271, 332, 392 Sierra, Margarita 298 Sierra, Ruben 342 Sighting: 4017 — The Adams Tower Incident (Project U.F.O.) 252, 253 Sighting: 4017 — The Devilish Davidson Lights (Project U.F.O.) 252 Sighting: 4017 — The Whit-

man Tower Incident (Project U.F.O.) 252, 253 Sighting: 4021— The Superstition Mountain Incident (Project U.F.O.) 252 Sighting: 4026 — The Atlantic Queen Incident (Project U.F.O.) 252 The Sign of Fire (The Catholic Hour) 50 The Signal (The Veil) 419 The Sign-off (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Sikes, Cynthia 252 Sikking, James (B., Jim) 51, 116, 146, 147, 200, 362, 377, 379 Silbar, Adam 319 Silber, Arthur 31 Silber, Borah 24 Silberscher, Marvin 354 Silent Knight (Knight Rider) 167 The Silent Lovers (Moviola: A Hollywood Saga) 390 Silent Night (SurfSide 6) 298 The Silent Service 282 Silent Spot: The Door to Door Salesman (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Silent Spot: The Indian Scout (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Silent Spot: The Lost Airplane (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Silent Spot: The Mean Mr. Haigh (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Silent Spot: The Mountie (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Silent Spot: The Venetian Glassblower (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Silent Vendetta (Barnaby Jones) 25 The Silent Witness (Cheyenne) 55 Silent World (Westside Medical) 327 Siletti, Mario 313 Silla, Felix 39, 82, 164 Silliphant, Stirling 311, 325, 391, 396, 408, 409, 417 Silliphant-Konigsberg Co. 399, 408 Sills, Paul 175 Silo, Susan 127, 141, 259 Silva, Geno 257 Silva, Henry 69, 253, 349 Silva, Robert 196 Silva, Trinidad 146, 300 Silveira, Ruth 294 Silver, Arthur (Art, W.) 31, 38, 53–56 204, 297 Silver, Barry 363 Silver, Borah 24, 169, 255, 299, 422 Silver, Daniel 206 Silver, Diane 401 Silver, Jeff 53 Silver, Joe 69, 93, 137 Silver, Johnny 12, 13, 26, 75 Silver, Marc 293 Silver, (Minnesota) Stu 39, 325 Silver, Ron 259, 341, 385 Silver, Spike 168 Silver, Susan 343, 393

Silver Killers (Tombstone Territory) 312 Silver Sequins (Boston Blackie) 35 Silvera, Frank 82, 145 Silverheels, Jay 124, 183, 322 Silverman, David 13 Silverman, Don 409 Silverman, Fred 152, 297 Silverman, Jeff 356 Silverman, Robert 238 Silverman, S.H. 260 Silverman, Sarah 273 Silverman, Selig 319 Silverman, Stanley H. (Stan) 68, 87, 173, 182, 183, 192, 197, 198, 259, 260, 278 Silvers, Candace 134 Silvers, Cathy 134 Silvers, Johnny 214 Silvers, Phil 191, 357, 392 Silvers, Sid 60 Silverstein, Elliott (Elliot) 17, 75 Silverstone Films 211 Silverton, Doris 124 Silverton Productions Inc. 286 Silvestre, Armando 254 Simcox, Tom 125, 251, 343, 354 Simmons, Dori 214 Simmons, Ed 14, 46, 124, 325, 358, 413 Simmons, Garner 89, 318, 331 Simmons, Jean 340, 387, 393, 414 Simmons, John 319 Simmons, Matty 73 Simmons, Richard (Dick) 22, 75, 260, 324 Simmons, Richard Alan 22, 75, 346 Simmons, Tom 275 Simms, Hilda 239 Simms, Jay 142, 313 Simms, LuAnn (Lou Ann) 18, 19 Simms, Phillip 193 Simon, Al 28, 224 Simon, Danny 22, 185, 231 Simon, Deborah 401 Simon, Mayo 199, 400 Simon, Neil 119, 120 Simon, Paul 367 Simon, Robert F. 29, 67, 71, 83, 85, 166, 183, 192, 214, 255, 261, 277, 294, 295, 320 Simon, Sam 281, 305 Simon, “Screamin’ Scott” 281 Simon, Susan Orlikoff 72 Simon & Simon 283–285 Simone, Gigi 344 Simone, Lisa 218 Simonson, Thol 10 Simoun, Henri (= Howard Rodman) 384 Simpkins, Victor 361 Simple Burlary (Harbor Command) 135 A Simple Case of Terror (Barnaby Jones) 25 The Simple Faith 408 Simpson, Billy 330 Simpson, Mickey 36, 53, 54, 55, 56, 58, 183, 257, 376 Simpson, Mimi 180 Simpson, O.J. 377 Simpson, Sandy 418 Sims, William 346

519 Sinatra, Frank 349, 364, 368, 404 Sincerely, Sam Hill (The Ed Wynn Show) 84 Sinclair, Barbara 196 Sinclair, Charles 27 Sinclair, Madge 279, 313, 365 Sinclair, Robert (B.) 49, 36, 131, 139, 310 Sing a Sad Song: The Life of Hank Williams 408 Sing a Song to the Axman (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Sing It Again, Sonny (Movin’ On) 228 Sing Sing Con (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Sing Sing Sing (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Singer, Alexander 79, 125, 148, 169, 184, 222, 230, 250, 256, 409 Singer, Arthur H. 292 Singer, Marc 318, 319, 396, 414, 418 Singer, Noel 156 Singer, Ray 30, 143, 144, 156, 162, 191, 192 Singer, Raymond 25, 195, 242, 273, 293, 344 Singer, Robert (L.) 210, 318, 340, 378, 403, 418 Singer, Stuffy 28 Singh, R. Lal 92 Singleton, Doris 45, 252 Singleton, Wyn 124 Sinutko, Shane 256, 379 Sinutko, Shannon 302 Sipes, Glenn 25, 116 The Siren (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Siren Song (Casablanca) 49 The Sirens (The Man from Atlantis) 200 Sirola, Joseph 255, 420 Sisko, Susan 411 Sison, Ramon 242 Sisson, Rosemary Anne 389 Sister — Sister (Magnum, P.I.) 197 Sisto, Rocco 289 Sistrom, Joe 201 Sistrunk, John 136 Sitka, Emil 257 Sitka Madonna (Klondike) 167 Sitowitz, Hal 269 Sittin’ Dukes (The Dukes of Hazzard) 82 Sivero, Fran 23 Sivert, Charles 14 Six Characters in Search of an Author (Masterpiece Playhouse) 202 The Six Million Dollar Man 286 The Sixth Sense 286 Sixth Sense (Death Valley Days) 73 Skaggs, Boz 391 Skala, Lilia 356 Skanks, Marianne 357 Skarstedt, Vance 81, 145, 146, 304, 377 Skeleton Who Came Out of the Closet (Simon & Simon) 284 Skelton, Patrick (Pat) 25, 329 Skelton, Red 18, 258, 282 Skene, Anthony 230

Skerritt, Tom 72, 93, 271, 311, 315, 320 Ski Lift to Death 408 The Ski Show (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Skidoo 408 Skiles & Henderson 383 Skillen, Catherane 346 Skin Game 408 The Skin Game (Serpico) 279 Skinner, Edna 212, 224, 312 Skipper, Billy 402 Skipper, Michael 138 Sklar, Michael 281 Skolnik, Harvey 305 Skolsky, Sidney 218 The Sky Killer (Most Wanted) 226 Sky King 286 The Skyjacker (Most Wanted) 226 The Skylarks 76, 77 Slack, Ben 233, 273, 301, 403 Slade, Bernard (Bernie) 29, 127, 190 Slade, Betsy 252, 296 Slade, Mark 145, 269 Slager[?], Roger 80 Slander (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Slate 410 Slate, Henry 9, 236, 261 Slate, Jeremy 16 Slate, Lane 343, 349, 391 Slaten, Frank 23, 193 Slaten, Troy (W.) 41 Slater, Barney 184, 194, 219, 312, 332 Slater, Bill 94 Slater, Shirley 300 Slattery, Jack 17 Slattery, Page 259, 260, 312 Slattery, Richard X. 29, 44, 117, 299 Slattery’s People 286 Slaughter on 7th Avenue (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 The Slaughter Pen (Twelve O’Clock High) 314 Slaves (The Incredible Hulk) 154 Slavin, George (F.) 26, 54, 55, 205, 252, 326 Slavin, Millie 138, 256, 257, 275 The Sleeper (Bronk) 39 Sleeping Beauty (Little Lady Storytime) 182 Slesar, Henry 12, 119 Slezak, Walter 27, 250 Slickers 408 Slide Area (United States) 317 Slifer, Lizz 216 A Slight Family Trait (T. H. E. Cat) 300 Sloan, Judy 147 Sloan, Michael 137, 193, 202 Sloane, Allan 357 Sloane, Estelle 15 Sloane, Everett 139, 178, 239, 322 Sloane, Robert 314 Slobodkin, Gail 337 Slocum, George 292 Slout, Marte Boyle 95 Sloyan, James 326, 359 Slyter, Fred 8 Smale, Bob 179

Small, Mary 15 Small & Frye 287 Small but Dangerous (The Facts of Life) 88 The Small Lovettes 382 A Small Step Forward 408 Small Wonders 409 Smaller Than Life (Magnum, P.I.) 195 Smaney, June 23 Smart, Doug 347, 390 Smidt, Burr 425 Smidt, Glee 344 Smigel, Robert 272, 273 Smight, Jack 83, 85, 194, 403 Smika, Gina Marie 243 Smildsin, Kurt 138, 167 Smiley, Ralph 93, 215 Smillie, Bill 203, 254, 285, 343, 353, 422 Smilow, David (Dave) 157 Smith, Alexis 353 Smith, Andrea 178 Smith, April 40 Smith, Ben 338 Smith, Betty (Betty Jane) 15, 149 Smith, Bob 337 Smith, Bobbie 176 Smith, Bubba 138, 350 Smith, Carl 160 Smith, Cecil 40, 143 Smith, Charles 132, 148, 302, 306, 324, 380 Smith, Charles B. 26, 55, 117, 304 Smith, Charles Martin 23, 380 Smith, Cheryl 138 Smith, Cheryl Tyre 256 Smith, Chief Tug 257 Smith, Connie 159 Smith, Cotter 344, 389 Smith, Cyril 18 Smith, Dale 393 Smith, Donegan 372 Smith, Elizabeth 197 Smith, Ernie 164 Smith, Essex 392 Smith, Eve 339 Smith, Frank 412 Smith, Gary C. 275 Smith, Gil 74 Smith, Greg 176 Smith, Hagen 117, 118 Smith, Hal 15, 80, 152, 245, 246, 287, 316, 320 Smith, Hope Harmel 123 Smith, Howard 16, 141 Smith, Howard (Howard Smith Orchestra) 119 Smith, Howard K. 318, 318 Smith, Hugh 153 Smith, J.W. 41 Smith, Jack 331 Smith, Jaclyn 51, 125, 358, 364, 375, 418 Smith, Jim B. 57, 395, 407 Smith, Jimmie 215 Smith, John 86, 131, 132, 276 Smith, John H. 228 Smith, John Z. 45 Smith, Justin 29, 67 Smith, K.L. 54, 55, 154, 155, 177, 199, 216, 217, 309 Smith, Kate 163, 367 Smith, Kent 93, 94, 125, 128, 154, 155, 219, 249, 262, 346, 347

INDEX Smith, Lane 147, 318, 319, 365, 386, 398, 413 Smith, Leonard 243 Smith, Lewis 393 Smith, Lionel (Mark) 235, 301 Smith, Madolyn 403 Smith, Martha 273, 274, 275, 276, 305 Smith, Martin Cruz 403 Smith, Matthew David 162 Smith, Mildred 282 Smith, Pat Falken 123 Smith, Patricia (Pat) 115, 116, 154, 295, 326, 384, 390, 421 Smith, Paul 27, 80, 132, 133, 237, 306, 373, 383, 388, 403 Smith, Penrod 66 Smith, Queenie 136 Smith, Reid 51, 337 Smith, Rex 293, 382 Smith, Roger 91, 140, 279, 297, 298 Smith, Ronald G. 273 Smith, Sandra 117, 130 Smith, Shelley 22, 284, 405 Smith, Sid 342, 358, 375, 383 Smith, Sidney (Sydney) 158, 215, 247 Smith, Sinjin 195 Smith, Stephanie 395 Smith, Thorne 312 Smith (McMahon), Tracy 300 Smith, Truman 303 Smith, Virginia 420 Smith, William 38, 173, 202, 274, 284, 331, 338 Smith, William Dale 124 Smith, Wonderful 387 Smith, Zay N. 388 Smithee, Alan 157 Smithers, Jan 89 Smithers, William 24, 155, 164, 227, 249, 294, 362, 391, 395 Smith-Hemion Productions 358 Smith-Jackson, Jamie 228 Smollin, Marc 52 Smothers, Dick 287 Smothers, Tom (Tommy) 270, 287, 344 Smothers Brothers 47, 121, 287, 404 Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour 287 Smoyer, Montana 181 Smythe, Kit 29 Snag Werris Collection 5, 81, 231, 272 Snake Eyes (The Adventures of Falcon) 9, 10 Sneak Attack (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Sneed, Maurice 302 Sneider, Caryn 413 Snell, Donald 68 Snider, Barry 416 Snider, Bill 193 The Sniper (Highway Patrol) 145 SNL Studios 272 Snodgress, Carrie 360 The Snoop Sister 231 Snow, Hank 160 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Little Lady Storytime) 182 Snowden, Eric 12 Snowden, Van 173

INDEX The Snowman (Chase) 51 Snowshoe Thompson (Death Valley Days) 73 Snyder, Arlen Dean 274, 401 Snyder, Billy 214, 413 Snyder, Drew 195, 424 Snyder, Howard 282 Snyder, Michael 138 Snyder, Tom 391 So Dark the Night (The New Breed) 232 So Long, Shorty (Flo) 95 So This Is Hollywood 288 Soap Opera (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Soares, Sylvia 354 Sobieski, Carol 249, 392, 396, 398, 424 Soble, Ron 119, 225 Sobol, Edward (Ed) 149, 338, 378, 407, 420 Soboloff, Arnold 125, 377 The Society Mother (How to Marry a Millionaire) 149 The Sodbusters (Gunsmoke) 130 Sodsai, Sondi 9 Sofaer, Abraham 145, 218, 290, 321 Sofia (Passport to Danger) 245 Sofronski, Bernard 345, 391 Sofronski, Monique 391 The Soft Answer (Bronco) 38 Sogard, Phil 72, 123, 124 Sohl, Jerry 154, 291 Sokoloff, Vladimir 80, 318 Solari, Rudy 117, 118, 119, 251, 286, 292 Solari, Tom 381 Soldi, Steve 199 Soldier Boy (Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion) 397 Soldier in the Jungle (Baretta) 23 Soles, P.J. 284, 285 The Solid Gold Jeannie (I Dream of Jeannie) 151 Soliloquy for Television (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Solms, Kenny 46–48 Solomon, Aubrey 255 Solomon, Cary 13 Solomon, Ed 175, 176 Solomon, Leo 80, 150, 363 Solomon, Mark 13, 233 Solomon, Oliver 289 Solow, Eugene 79 Solow, Herbert F. 199 Solow, Pamela Peters 200 Solow Production Company 199 Somack, Jack 14 Some Day They’ll Give Us Guns (The Unexpected) 316 Some People We Know 336 Somebody’s Waiting (Pursuit) 253 Someone Please Love Me (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Somers, Kristi 408 Somers, Suzanne 311, 391 Somerville, Karen 90 Something Borrowed, Something Blue (The Roaring Twenties) 261 Sometimes (United States) 317

520 Sometimes Dreams Come True (Simon & Simon) 283 Somewhere There’s Music (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Sommer, Elke 357, 359, 416 Sommer, Joseph (Josef ) 79, 335 Sommerfield, Diane 402 Sommers, Jay 229, 244, 355 Sommers, Joanie 160 A Son, Come Home (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Sondergaard, Gale 346 Sondergaard, Quentin 73, 312, 332 Song, Arthur 193, 329 Song of India (The Millionaire) 218 Songwriting (What Are the Odds?) 421 Sonneveld, Wim 147 Sons and Bowlers (M*A*S*H) 193 Sons of the Pioneers 271 Sonsini, Patricia A. 394 Sony Pictures Television 71 Soodik, Trish 190 Soong, Laurence 193 Sooter, Rudy 130 Soper, Mark 300 Soper, Tony 359 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 211 Sorel, Guy 241 Sorel, Louise 58, 93, 169, 204, 272, 285, 319, 421 Sorello, Frank 118 Sorensen (Sorenson), Paul 27, 68, 88, 95, 116, 182, 232, 305, 312, 328 Sorensen, Rickey 178 Sorenson, Heidi 204 Sorenson, Lelani 71 Sorko-Ram, Ari 330 Sorko-Ram, R.B. 203 Sorority House 409 Sorrells, Bill 275, 385 Sorrells, Robert 116, 164, 171, 250 Sorrentino, John 78 Sorvino, Paul 394 Sothern, Ann 57, 230, 357 Sotiropulos, Kopi 167 Sotkin, Marc 175, 176 Soucie, Kathi 395 Soufflet, Bernard 88 Soul, David 45, 244, 292, 331, 354, 401 Soul Survivor (Knight Rider) 167 Soulé, Olan 12, 26, 55, 78, 81, 115, 131, 158, 167, 218, 249, 253, 269, 277, 279, 284, 322, 375 The Sound of Murder (Science Fiction Theatre) 277 The Sound That Kills (Science Fiction Theatre) 342 Sounder 418 South of the Border (The Texan) 309 Southern Discomfort (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 273 Southern Fried 409 Southwick, Shawn 167, 210 Souvenir (Alcoa-Goodyear Anthology) 11 Souvenirs of His Late Wife 409

Sowards, Jack B. 24, 34, 123, 293, 301 Space, Arthur 24, 173 Space Patrol 288 Space Productions 184 Space Rockers (Buck Rogers in the 25th Century) 39 Space Sharples (Alice) 13 Spaced Out (The Fall Guy) 89 Spacek, Sissy 419 Spade, David 273 Spagnolo, Angelo 381 Spahn, Patrick (Pat) 163 Spain, Artie 350 Spain, Fay 26, 216, 322 Spalding, Harry 355 Spalding, Kim 214 Span, Van Keith 123 Spang, Laurette 185, 196, 200, 226 Spanish Dagger (The Cisco Kid) 58 Spanish Swindle (Postal Inspector) 399 Spanner’s Key 409 Spano, Joe 146, 147, 294 Spare Parts (The Man Called X) 199 Sparer, Paul 289 Sparks, Don 242 Sparks, Robert 180, 313 Sparr, Richard 38 Sparr, Robert (T.) 38, 55, 56, 139, 140, 141, 178, 291, 298, 299 Sparrow 409 Spartan Productions 224, 248 Sparv, Camilla 26 Spaulding, George 51 Spaulding, Kim 378 Spear, Sammy (Sammy Spear & His Orchestra) 157 Spears, Stephen 270 Specht, Robert 17, 23, 286, 368 Special Delivery Death 409 Specialists 409–410 Specter on the Bridge 366 Spector, Phil 150 Speed Demons (Knight Rider) 168 Speer, Charles 328 Speer, Martin 401 Speerstra, William 341 Speilberg, David 334 Speir, Dona 204 Spell, George 245, 351 The Spell of Tut (Batman) 27 Spelling, Aaron 39, 51, 71, 75, 81, 83, 90, 137, 148, 163, 179, 182, 185, 203, 213, 225, 226, 269, 292, 300, 319, 332, 343, 346, 351, 353, 373, 377, 383, 384, 385, 393, 407, 409, 411, 418, 422, 423 Spelling, Daniel 373 Spelling, Victoria 407 Spelling Goldberg Productions 51, 90, 137, 292, 300, 343, 393 Spelman, Sharon 15, 223, 411 Spence, Grayce 24 Spence, Sandra 327 Spencer, Al 243 Spencer, Alan 88 Spencer, Ann 146, 223 Spencer, Danielle 413 Spencer, Douglas 213 Spencer, Gladys 374 Spencer, Jim 291

Spencer, Prince C. 272 Spencer, Sundown 172 Spenser: For Hire 288 Sperdakis, George 377 Spheeris, Penelope 272 Spiderweb (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Spielberg, Anne 397 Spielberg, David 326, 334 Spielberg, Steven 244 Spielman, Ed 171 Spier, William 35, 78, 367 Spies, Adrian 23, 59, 79, 126, 253, 291, 359, 364, 405 Spiffy Quits (Camp Runamuck) 41 Spiga, Joan 273 Spigelgass, Leonard 333, 334 Spillane, Mickey 210 Spille, Dean 412 Spillman, Sandy 389 Spiner, Brent 236 Spinetti, Victor 389 Spinner, Anthony (Tony) 23, 44, 45, 46, 67, 172, 352 The Spinners 176, 367 Spiridakis, Tony 28 The Spirit (The Waltons) 321 The Spirit Picture (Kung Fu) 171 Spivey, Ron 401 Spocks, Pandora 29 The Sponge Divers (Sea Hunt) 277 Spooks for Sale (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 The Spores (The Invaders) 154 Sport of Kings (The Feather and Father Gang) 93 Sporting Chance (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Sports for All 94 The Sportsmen 156 Sposa, Lou 51 Spotlight on Rico (Hillstreet Blues) 147 Spotlight Playhouse 408 Spotts, Grant 419 Spound, Michael 149, 175 Spradlin, G.D. 30, 356, 375, 402 The Spree Caper (King of Diamonds) 165 Spring, Helen 133, 212, 214 The Spring Dance (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Spring Fever (The Alaskans) 11 Spring Training (The Millionaire) 220 Springer, Gary 136 Springfield, Rick 330, 336 Springsteen, R.G. (Robert, Bud) 70, 124, 210, 215, 216, 313, 320, 322, 325, 327 Sproule, Peter 374 Spruance, Don 315 Spunky 410 The Spy (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 57 The Spy Next Door (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 The Square Record Caper (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Squeeze Play (Magnum, P.I.) 196 Squeeze Play (Matt Helm) 203 The Squigtones 174 Squire, Katherine 248

521 Squire, William 388 The Squire of Gothos (Star Trek) 291 Staahl, Jim 226 Stabile, Dick 60 Stabler, Robert 72, 73, 374 Stack, Elizabeth 137 Stack, Lenny 354 Stack, Patrick 203 Stack, Robert 74, 226, 230, 250, 317, 364, 387, 391 Stack, Tim 175 Stacy, James 171, 244, 247, 376 Stacy, Michelle 339, 362, 387 Stadd, Leonard 311 Staff Headquarters (The Man Called X) 199 Stafford, David 375 Stafford, Gary 40 Stafford, Hanley 55, 215 Stafford, Jim 419 Stafford, Joe 120, 159 Stafford, Nancy 275 Stafford, Susan 251 Stafford, Tamara 384 Stage 8 86 Stage Five Productions 244 Stagecoach Robbers (Sky King) 286 Stagecoach West 289 Stages of Fear (Barnaby Jones) 25 Stagg, Jerry 306, 309 Staghorn Station 410 Stahl, Andrew 401 Stahl, Richard 95, 144, 175, 360 Stained Glass Dog (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Stainton, Michael 138 Stale, Jeremy 183 Staley, James 255, 403, 411 Staley, Joan 38, 279, 349 The Stallion (The High Chaparral) 145 Stallone, Sylvester 250 Stalmaster, Lynn 30 Stamberger, Jack 186, 187, 188, 189, 190 Stambler, Robert 297, 373, 411 The Stamp of Death (The Streets of San Francisco) 293 Stan Margulies Company 390 Stan Margulies Productions 335 Stan the Man (Hillstreet Blues) 146 Stand On It 362 Standaart, Linda 202 Standard Brands Television 149 Stander, Arthur 152 Stander, Lionel 137 Stander, Patricia 138 Standing, John 400 Standing Tall 380 Standish, Robert 11 Standoff (Cheyenne) 54 Stanford, Lynn 387 Stang, Arnold 38, 73, 262, 263 Stanger, Barbara 295 Stanhope, Ted 92, 97, 184, 247, 276 Stanis, BernNadette 128 Stanley, Jerry 8 Stanley, Kim 250 Stanley, Paul 17, 24, 46, 128, 154, 185, 228, 253, 294, 319 Stanley, Rebecca 387

Stanley, Richard 181, 271 Stanley M. Kallis Productions 351 The Stanley Melba Orchestra 21 Stannard, John 163 Stanton, Barry 138 Stanton, Dean 26, 180 Stanton, Harry Dean 175 Stanwood, Michael 320 Stanwyck, Barbara 30, 318, 337, 358, 414 Staples, Jake 372 Stapleton, Jean 14 Stapp, Marjorie 135, 199, 218 The Star (Annapolis) 16 The Star and the Story 290 Star Detective 407 Star for Today 306 Star in the Dust (Cheyenne) 53 A Star Is Gone (Wonder Woman) 330 Star Peepers (Laverne and Shirley) 175 Star Playhouse 276 Star Stage 292 Star Time 290 Star Tonight 290 Star Trek 290 Starfire 374 Starger, Martin 326, 402 Stark, Don 295, 325 Stark, Milton 27 Stark, Sally 32 Stark, Sheldon 27 Stark, William 51 Starke, Anthony 362 Starke, Todd 80 Starkes, Jaison 275 Starks, John 272 Starks, Melvina 123 Starr, Beau 167, 234, 318 Starr, Ben 14, 57, 73, 76, 82, 84, 152, 229 Starr, Don 145, 181 Starr, Kay 60, 160, 309 Starr, Manya 59 Starr, Mike 289 Starrett, Jack 146, 167 Starrett, Valerie 123 Starry Night Productions 234 Stars Over Hollywood 292 Starship (band) 336 Starsky and Hutch 292 Staszkiel, James 305 State Fair America 410 A State of Crisis (Yancy Derringer) 330 State of the Union 410 State Trooper 292 States, Chad 86 State’s Witness (Tombstone Territory) 312 Statesmen 161 Staton, Joi 379 Statten, Lyn 11 Statute of Limitations (Matinee Theatre) 202 Stauffer, Jack 25, 90, 294, 356, 410 Staunton, Ann 214, 269 Stavola, Charlie 52 Stay of Execution (The Millionaire) 218 Staying Alive (Makin’ It) 197 Steadman, John 34, 45, 153, 254, 283, 377 The Steamers 410

Stearns, Charles A. 123 Stearns, Michael 58 Stedman 410 Stedman, Joel 24 Steel, Amy 362 Steel Cowboy 397–398 The Steel Trap (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 Steele, Bob 54, 88, 149, 355 Steele, Don 353 Steele, Geoffrey 12 Steele, James 385 Steele, Karen 133, 139, 178, 216, 239, 291, 343 Steele, Mike 183 Steele, Richard S. .205 Steele, Tim 236 Steele, Tom 70, 248 Steen, Nancy 134 Steenberg, Richard 314 Steenhoek, Teresa 356 Stefan, Virginia 151, 152 Stefani, Michael 259 Stefano, Joseph 243, 349 Steffenson, Kearny 130 Stehli, Edgar 54, 297, 303, 327 Steiger, Joel 84, 271, 273 Stein, Herb 72 Stein, James R. 95 Stein, Michael 354 Stein, Sol 298, 307 Steinberg, Barry 89, 367 Steinberg, David 288 Steinberg, Irving 246 Steinberg, Irwin 422 Steinberg, Roy B. 72 Steinem, Gloria 344 Steiner, David 38, 164 Steinhauer, Robert Bennett (Bob) 152–154 Steinkellner, Bill 52 Steinmetz, Dennis 173 Stelzer, Peter 275 Stenberg, Gaby 9 Stenborg, Helen 239 The Stepford Children 411 Stephen J. Cannell Productions 128, 293, 356 Stephen T. Sibenick Collection 5, 8, 27, 39, 41, 50, 52, 129, 134, 161, 164, 173, 225, 269, 271, 281, 313, 324, 347, 369, 378, 381, 390, 392, 408 Stephens, Garn 14 Stephens, Harry 214 Stephens, Harvey 12, 16, 26, 37, 270, 279 Stephens, James 228, 372, 417 Stephens, John 220 Stephens, John G. 149, 283, 364, 372, 416 Stephens, Laraine 24, 36, 45, 126, 202, 239, 251, 254, 300, 376, 405 Stephens, Nancy 14, 95 Stephenson, David 276 Stephenson, John 155, 217, 246, 294, 310 Stephenson, Maureen 212 Stephenson, Pamela 273 Stephenson, Robert 322 Stephenson, Skip 257 Steptoe and Son 271 Sterling, David 123 Sterling, Jan 153, 165, 339 Sterling, Justin 186, 187, 188 Sterling, Philip 79, 149, 235, 257, 285, 293, 339, 345, 390, 419

INDEX Sterling, Robert 91, 115, 312, 315 Sterling, Tisha 351, 374 Stern, Erik 283, 330 Stern, Isaac 358 Stern, Joseph 40, 138, 401 Stern, Leonard (B.) 127, 142, 242 Stern, Lillibet 396 Stern, Sandor 225, 278, 401, 407, 417 Stern, Seymour 202 Stern, Steven (H., Hilliard) 279, 359, 360, 364, 365 Stern, Tom 315 Sterne, Morgan 87, 239 Sternin, Robert 327 The Steve Allen Show 30 Steve Carey (The Millionaire) 212 Steve Donovan, Western Marshal 292 Steve Krantz Productions 389 Steve Logan (The Millionaire) 215 Steve Martin: Comedy Is Not Pretty 411 The Steve Martin Special 411 Steven, Carl 204 Stevenin, Jean-Francois 389 Stevens, Andrew 60, 243, 254, 340 Stevens, Angela 71, 219 Stevens, April 288 Stevens, Bard 116, 154 Stevens, Bill 309 Stevens, Bob 13, 234, 235, 236 Stevens, Carl 283 Stevens, Connie 91, 139, 140, 358, 405 Stevens, Craig 126, 137, 185, 212, 248, 392 Stevens, Edward 179 Stevens, George Jr. 337 Stevens, Harmon 212 Stevens, Howard 76 Stevens, Inger 11, 91, 226 Stevens, Julie 30 Stevens, K.T. (Katharine) 39, 123, 140, 180 Stevens, Lenore 145 Stevens, Leslie 193, 230, 243, 250, 293 Stevens, Louis 54 Stevens, Mark 30, 250, 276, 320 Stevens, Marti 425 Stevens, Naomi 44, 52, 79, 80, 95, 96, 247, 319 Stevens, Onslow 53, 310, 321 Stevens, Paul 45, 96, 295, 380 Stevens, Ray 367 Stevens, Robert 12, 37 Stevens, Rory 33 Stevens, Stella 28, 94, 95, 142, 297, 351, 353, 373, 392, 419, 424 Stevens, Warren 36, 45, 140, 146, 155, 212, 298 Stevens, William (Bill) 8, 118, 154 Stevens, Willkie 140 Stevenson, Charles C., Jr. 169 Stevenson, McLean 80, 192 Stevenson, Parker 136, 296, 393, 407 Stevenson, Robert J. 72, 165, 269, 318

INDEX Stevenson, Robert Louis 92, 331 Stevenson, Venetia 218 The Stewardesses 411 Stewart, Alexandra 389 Stewart, Anne Randal 39 Stewart, Art 55, 56, 130, 205, 312 Stewart, Bobbi 164 Stewart, Catherine Mary 167, 387 Stewart, Chad 27 Stewart, Charles (J.) 155, 205, 209, 239, 248, 249, 290 Stewart, Charlotte 85, 181, 373 Stewart, Chuck 71 Stewart, David J. 136 Stewart, Don 82 Stewart, Douglas Day 343, 347 Stewart, Fred Mustard 357 Stewart, Harry 208 Stewart, Ira 224 Stewart, James 141, 192, 337 Stewart, Janet 220 Stewart, Joanne 244 Stewart, John 98 Stewart, Kay 115, 198, 206, 213, 214 Stewart, Lynne Marie 176 Stewart, Margaret 221 Stewart, Marianne 214, 324 Stewart, Mark 201 Stewart, Marvin Dean 45 Stewart, Maxine 377 Stewart, Mel 125, 137, 225, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 379 Stewart, Paul 45, 139, 166, 178, 203, 210, 248, 299, 323 Stewart, Paula 143 Stewart, Peg 256 Stewart, Peggy 59, 248 Stewart, Rod 336 Stewart, Thomas A. 359 Stewart, Tom 45, 46, 256, 296 Stewart, Tommie 392 Stewart, Tonea 152 Stewart, Trish 227 Steyer, Paul 229 Stich, Patricia 45 Stickney, Dorothy 238, 321 Sticks and Stones (Westside Medical) 326 Stidham, Bruce 360 Stiers, David Ogden 192, 193, 337, 339, 351, 393 Stigma (Police Story) 251 Stiller, Ben 273 Stillman, Robert 375 A Stillness in Wyoming (Frontier) 115 Stilwell (Stillwell), Diane 185, 235, 321 Stine, Jan 141, 166 Stine, Oliver (Ollie) 117, 118 The Sting of the Wasp (Most Wanted) 228 Stinnette, Dorothy 146 Stir Crazy 293 Stirling Silliphant Productions 396 Stock, Alan 256, 300 Stock, Barbara 90, 210, 288, 289, 301 The Stock Market (Johnny Come Lately) 376 The Stockade (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Stocker, Walter 209, 400

522 Stockman, Boyd 320 Stockwell, Dean 85, 123, 284, 294, 339, 377 Stockwell, Guy 9, 58, 126, 167, 261, 298, 300 Stockwell, John 393 Stoddard, Ed 247 Stohl, Hank 181 Stoiber, Edmund 285 Stoker, Austin 38, 158, 169, 275 Stoker, Mike 86 Stokes, Rick 334, 355 Stokes, Ron 154 Stokowski, Leopold 328 Stolen (Matt Houston) 204 Stolen Dreams 411 The Stolen First Edition (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Stolen Identity (Target) 304 Stolen Loot (Tombstone Territory) 311 Stoler, Shirley 37 Stolla, Hilary 356 Stoltz, Eric 396, 406 Stone 293 Stone, Andy 190 Stone, Christopher 25, 200, 204, 251, 285, 319, 378, 421 Stone, Cynthia 79 Stone, Dee Wallace 25 Stone, Ezra 173, 179, 184, 249 Stone, George E. 67, 166, 246, 247 Stone, Harold J. 128, 239, 279, 285, 297, 317, 318 Stone, Irving 348 Stone, James 92 Stone, James F. 216 Stone, Jeffrey 220, 298 Stone, Joe 270, 290 Stone, Leonard 13, 41, 46, 147, 158, 223, 231, 244, 255 Stone, Merritt 92, 151 Stone, Milburn 130 Stone, N.B., Jr. 54, 280 Stone, Pauline 184 Stone, Peter 8 Stone, Roselle 238 Stone, Sharon 28, 197, 210 Stone, Sid 309 Stone, Suzan 145 Stone, Suzanne 236 Stone, Sylvia 117 Stone, Walter 157 Stoneham, Russell (Russ) 115, 371, 380 Stonehenge/Charles Fries Production 424 Stoner, Sherri 300 Stone’s Throw Away (King of Diamonds) 165 Stoney Burke 293 Stop Johnny King! (King of Diamonds) 165 Stopover in a Western Town (The Virginian) 320 Storch, Arthur 384 Storch, Larry 88, 91, 118, 137, 287, 374 Storer, Llynn 321 Storey, Ralph 29 Storm, Debi 163, 358 Storm, Gale 229–231, 316, 333 Storm, Howard 162, 226 Storm, James (Jim) 79, 390 The Storm (The Man and the Challenge) 198

Storm Center (Favorite Story) 92 Storm Riders (Cheyenne) 53 Storm Within (Tramp Ship) 416 Storrs, Suzanne 43, 44, 178 Storwood, Michael 320 Story, Jennifer 401 Story of a Lifetime (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 303 The Story of David Tremayne (The Millionaire) 213 The Story of Josef Marton (The Millionaire) 214 The Story of Two Lives (Favorite Story) 92 The Storyteller 385 Stössel, Ludwig 48, 277, 385 Stout, Bill 319 Stout, Paul 273, 274 Stout, Rex 231 Stout, Ricky 204, 274 Stovall, Tom 256 The Stowaway (The Aquanauts) 16 The Stowaway (It’s About Time) 156 The Stowaway (Mr. Lucky) 224 The Stowaway (Movin’ On) 228 Stowe, Madeline 363 Strader, Scott 76 Straight, Beatrice 402 Straight, Clarence 183, 211 Straight Ahead Productions 348 Straight Through the Hart (Hart to Hart) 138 Strait, Ralph 153, 196 Straitjacket for an Indian (The Wide Country) 328 Stralser, Lucia 382 Strand, Robin 195 Strand of Wire (The Rough Riders) 269 Strane, Robert 361 Strang, Harry 54 Strange, Glenn 122, 130, 286, 297, 318 The Strange Bequest (Crossroads) 67 Strange but Wonderful Cosmic Awareness of Duffy Moon 411 Strange Encounter (Colt .45) 61 Strange Punishment of Captain Boycott (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Strange Rendezvous (The Green Peacock) 367 Strange Summons (Lock-up) 183 Strange Visitor to Hazzard (The Dukes of Hazzard) 82 Strange World (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 The Stranger 400 Stranger (Lawman) 178 Stranger (The Quiet Man) 400 Stranger, Hugo 304 Stranger from the Sea (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Strangis, Greg 85, 185 Strangis, Judy 27, 269 Strangis, Sam 185, 286 Strano, Carl 167, 300

Strasberg, Susan 39, 43, 171, 194, 294 Strasser, Robin 169 Strassman, Marcia 86, 185, 192, 281, 325 Stratemeyer, Edward 136 Stratemeyer, Harriet 136 The Stratford Wives (Newhart) 233 Stratton, Albert 359 Stratton, Chet 96, 296 Stratton, Gil, Jr. 29, 282, 330 Stratton, Inger 40 Stratton, Jan 285, 295 Straub, Gerard T. 79 Straub, Gerry 79 Strauss, Peter 44, 294, 420 Strauss, Robert 11, 17, 321 Stravinsky, Igor 358 Straw, Jack 219 Straw, Tom 234 Strawther, Larry 175, 234 Street, Elliott (Elliot) 25, 269, 294, 401 Street Hawk 293 Street Killing 344 Street Scene (Celanese Theatre) 50 Streets of San Francisco 293 Stretch Cunningham, Goodbye (All in the Family) 14 Strickland, Amzie 30, 58, 75, 215, 217, 295, 350 Strickland, Gail 326, 408 Strickland, Ray 311 Stricklyn, Ray 38, 164, 214 Stride, John 335 Striker, Fran 183 The String of Beads (Four Star Playhouse) 97 Strock, Herbert (L.) 61, 78, 135, 145, 146, 151, 207, 277, 280, 286, 419 Strock, Vernon L. 135 Strode, Woody 90, 254 Stroll, Edson 312 Stromsoe, Fred 8, 329 Stromstedt, Ulla 95 Strong, Ken 94 Strong, Leonard 49 Strong, Michael 26, 200, 291, 295, 390 Strong, Pat 389 Stroud, Charles 247 Stroud, Claude 140, 306 Stroud, Don 91, 167, 171, 210, 211, 252, 283, 294, 297, 346, 365 Stroud, Duke 283 Strudwick, Shepperd 276 Strunk, Jud 270 Struthers, Sally 14, 348, 369 Stu Billett Productions 297 The Stu Erwin Show 296 Stuart, Barbara 27, 60, 127, 177, 224, 382 Stuart, Don 202 Stuart, Gene 20 Stuart, Gilchrist (Gil) 28, 149, 154, 377 Stuart, Gloria 395 Stuart, Joseph 79 Stuart, Malcolm 344, 422 Stuart, Maxine 22, 79, 206, 286, 287, 420 Stuart, Mel 142, 415 Stuart, Norman 23 Stuart, Randy 36, 55, 141, 212, 310

523 Stuart, Roy 127, 274 Stuart, William L. 38, 53, 56, 140, 204 The Stuart Morgan Dancers 21 Stuart Whitman Corporation 58 Stubborn Mule Hill (Death Valley Days) 73 The Stubborn Stumbos (Bus Stop) 40 Studer, Hal 146 Studio City Television Productions 115 Studio One 296–297 Studio One in Hollywood 296–297 Studio One Summer Theater 296–296 Studio 57 296 Studs Lonigan 411 Studstill, Pat 195 Study, Lomax 299 Study in Terror (The Millionaire) 218 The Stumblebum (The Millionaire) 217 Stumpe, Randall R. 255 Sturdy, Don 287 Sturgeon, Theodore 291, 303 Sturges, Pat 85 Sturgess, Anthony 17 Sturgess, Olive 49, 115, 123, 212, 269 Sturtevant, Jimmy 255 Stuthman, Fred 85, 227, 377 Styler, Burt 156, 201 Styles, Herkie 143 Stynberg, Lee 279 Subotsky, Milton 385 Such a Nice Girl (Happy Days) 134 Suchet, David 335, 367, 391 Suddenly, No Gerson (Bold Venture) 33 Sudlow, Joan 212 Sudol, Kim 204, 285 Suehiro, Steven Ken 329 Sues, Alan 270 Suffer the Little Children (The Oregon Trail) 243 Sugarfoot 53, 66, 297 Suicide or Murder (Harbor Command) 135 Suitable for Framing (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 A Suitcase Full of Dreams 412 Sullivan, Barry 117, 136, 199, 251, 286, 294, 295, 319, 339, 340, 346 Sullivan, Brick 316 Sullivan, Ed 357, 404 Sullivan, Jay 37 Sullivan, Jean 79 Sullivan, Jenny 46, 181, 252, 418 Sullivan, Joan 343 Sullivan, Joseph 136 Sullivan, K.T. 236 Sullivan, Kathie 178, 179 Sullivan, Kevin Rodney 134 Sullivan, Liam 212, 214, 225, 247, 275, 292 Sullivan, Margaret 369 Sullivan, Michael 406 Sullivan, Paul 240 Sullivan, Sean 237, 238 Sullivan, Sheila 413

Sullivan, Susan 89, 153, 349, 368, 373, 393 Sullivan’s Boys (Sullivan’s Country) 412 Sullivan’s Country 412 Sullivan’s Empire 412 Sullivan’s Place 412 Sully, Frank 123, 322 Sully, Paul 125 Sultan, Arne 142, 231 Summer, Donna 336 Summer, Laura 235 Summer Fun 383 The Summer House (The Breaking Point) 37 Summer Playhouse 297 Summerfield, Robert 383 Summers, Bunny 23, 235 Summers, Dirk Wayne 244 Summers, Hope 15, 184, 190, 248, 259, 276, 296 Summers, Jerry 34, 58, 145, 156, 169, 215 Summers, Yale 56, 68, 299 Sumner, Marnel 136 Sumper, William L. (Billy) 155, 174–176 Sumpter, Donald 388 Sun, Irene Yah-Ling 153, 195, 227, 254, 376, 404 Sun, Yung 303 Sunada, Phil 195, 196 Sundance and the Blood Money (Hotel de Paree) 149 The Sunday Drivers (The Mod Squad) 225 Sundberg, Gun 118 Sundown — The End of the American Frontier (The Great Adventure) 128 Sundstrom, Florence 179, 407 Sunga, George (A.) 127, 129, 287, 311 Sunshine, Madeline 325 Sunshine, Steven 325 A Superbowl Story 350 Superdome 350 Superior Court 297 The Superior Sex (Meet Corliss Archer [2]) 207 Superman for National Comics Publications 10 Superman in Exile (The Adventures of Superman) 10 Supertrain 297 Sure Thing Man (Klondike) 166 Surf ’s Up (CHiPs) 57 SurfSide 6 298 The SurfSide Swindle (SurfSide 6) 298 Sursum Corporation 258 Survival (Harbourmaster) 136 Survival (Warner Brothers Presents) 323 The Survival Syndrome (T.J. Hooker) 300 Susan, a Very Special Lady (The Hunted Lady) 373 Susan Ballard (The Millionaire) 218, 222 Susan Birchard (The Millionaire) 216 Susan Johnson (The Millionaire) 221 A Susan Very Special Lady 373 Susi, Carol Ann 236 Susman, Todd 233

Suspect #1 (Adam-12) 8 Suspicion 299 Sussan, Herbert 328, 371 Sussex Productions 259 Susskind, David 170, 357 Sustarsic, Stephen 13 Sutherland, Donald 238 Sutherlin, Wayne 370 Sutorius, James 45, 284, 345, 392 Sutton, Dolores 364 Sutton, Frank 73, 127 Sutton, Grady 55, 253, 297 Sutton, John 16, 312, 336 Sutton, Lisa 146 Sutton, Phoef 52 Sutton, Victor 238, 239 Suzannah and Em 412 Svanoe, Bill 350, 382, 395 Svengali (The Tortellis) 313 Svenson, Bo 172 Swackhamer, E.W. 95, 126, 141, 190, 194, 243, 244, 255 Swaim, Caskey 252 Swain, John Howard 285 Swain, Robert 312 Swale, Tom 139, 148, 185 Swallows in the Chimney 412 Swamp Fire (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 Swamper Ike (Death Valley Days) 73 Swan, Michael 38, 148, 250, 301 Swan, Robert 70, 312 Swan, Socorro 373 Swan, William 227 Swanson, Gary 170 Swanson, Jack 248 Swanson, Jackie 52 Swanson, Robert (E.) 85, 228, 319 Swanson, Sterling 46, 283 Swanton, Harold 327 Swarbrick, Carol 153 Swartz, Aaron 352 Swartz, Tony 279, 387 Swartz, Wilbur 372 Swassy, Nikki 76 Swaybill, Roger E. 31 Swayze, John Cameron 77, 413 Swayze, Patrick 393 Sweeney, Bob 8, 37, 80, 95, 185, 229, 243, 274, 281 Sweeney, D.B. 289 Sweeney, Pepper 87 Sweeney, Terry 273 Sweeny, Joan 204 $weepstake$ 299 Sweet, Dolph 126, 353, 362, 365, 375, 377, 412 Sweet, Katie 33, 232 Sweet, Tom 70 Sweet Sixteen … and Dead (T.J. Hooker) 301 Sweetie-Pie 412 Sweigart, Charles 153 Swenson, Inga 382, 393, 425 Swenson, Karl 26, 30, 45, 55, 166, 181, 354 Swept Away (Dynasty) 84 Swerling, Jo, Jr. 12, 23, 370 Swift, David 41, 42, 123, 388 Swift, Joan 191 Swift, Lela 238 Swifty: The Story of Adela Rogers St. Johns 412 The Swindler (King of Diamonds) 166

INDEX Swing on Your Partner (Klondike) 166 Swing Your Partner (Klondike) 166 Swiss Gold (Blue Light) 31 Swit, Loretta 40, 192, 193, 341, 419 Switch 299 The Switch (I Led Three Lives) 151 Switchburg (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Switzer, Carl (Alfalfa) 271, 277 Switzerland (The Man Called X) 199 Swofford, Ken 85, 91, 251, 283, 298, 299, 411 Swoger’s Mules (Klondike) 166 Swope, Mel 250, 251, 356 Swope, Tracy Brooks 24, 185, 211, 257, 279 Swor, Stacy 368 Sy Fischer Associates 81 Sy Salkowitz Productions 406 Sybil (The Steamers) 410 Sydney, Barbara 123 Sydney, D.J. 273 Sydnor, Aeal 359 Syers, Mark 377 Sylk, Ken 275 Sylvan, Paul 40, 250, 251 Sylvern, Hank (Hank Sylvern Orchestra) 18 Sylvester, Ward 354 Sylvester, William 145 Sylvia Merrick (The Millionaire) 220 Symonds, Robert 24 Szabo, Albert 314 Szabó, Sándor 73 Szollosi, Thomas 293 Szwarc, Jeannot 169, 349 T & L Productions 71 Tabakin, Bernard 10 Tabatha’s Cranky Spell (Bewitched) 29 Table for Eight (My Three Sons) 230 Tabor, Joan 165, 259, 280 Tabori, Kristoffer 24, 227, 228, 287, 295, 300 Tackaberry, John 156, 282 Tackitt, Wesley 201 Tadman, Aubrey 410, 414 Taeger, Ralph 7, 166, 209 Taelemans, Liliane 218 Ta Fel, Suzanne 92 Taft, Sara 34, 164, 182 Taft Broadcasting 199 Taft Entertainment Television 411 Tafur, Robert 16, 218, 278 Taggart, Hal 135 Taggart, Joseph 39 Taggart, Millee 162 Taggart, Rita 235, 274, 339 Taggert, Brian 418 Taguchi, Roy 150 Tait, Don 141, 142, 178, 205, 280, 287 Taka, Miiko 139 Takada, Terry 353 Take a Little — Leave a Little (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Take a Number: Jack Angelus (Cain’s Hundred) 41

INDEX Take My Wife. Please (Night Court) 235 Take the Southbound Stage (Daniel Boone) 70 Takei, George 140, 171, 290, 291, 292 Taking It Easy (Adam-12) 8 Talbert, Woody 290 Talbot, Gloria 215 Talbot, Lyle 59, 61, 73, 143, 179, 183, 190, 244, 245, 257 Talbot, Nita 35, 36, 142, 180, 204, 297, 417 Talbot, Ogden 39, 176 Talbot, Stephen 178, 191 Talbot-Martin, Elizabeth 18 Talbott, Gloria 11, 41, 92, 247, 271, 322, 327 Talbott, Michael 336 Talboy, Tara 86, 371, 425 Tale of F. Canis Major (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Talent Associates (Ltd.) 127, 142, 246, 356 Tales of the Apple Dumpling Gang 129 Tales of the Gold Monkey 302 Tales of the Plainsman 177 Tales of Tomorrow 303 The Tales of Wells Fargo 325 Talk of the Town (Gung Ho) 129 The Talking Dog (The Cisco Kid) 58 The Talking Ostrich (Noah’s Ark) 237 Tallchief, Maria 76 Taller Than She (Mister Ed) 224 Talley’s Law (How the West Was Won) 371 Talmage, Bob (Bob Talmage Dancers) 383 Talman, William 246, 247, 248 Talton, Alix 97, 191, 229 Tamara Asseyev Productions 352 Tamarez, Tom 367 Tamas, Jack 163 Tamblyn, Russ 254 Tambor, Jeffrey 146, 225, 236, 403 Tammy 304 Tamplin, Robert 71 Tan, Jina 360 Tanaka, Toru 302 Tanberg, Curtis 95 Tandem Enterprises, Inc. 369 Tandem Productions 76, 413 Tandy, Jessica 37, 238 Tanenbaum, Robert K. 340 Tani, Ko-Ko 173 Tanin, Eleanor 212, 217 Tann, Georgia 388 Tannehill, Frances 378 Tannen, Charles 56, 126, 166, 213 Tannen, Judith 288 Tannen, William (Bill) 26, 59, 69, 70, 143, 312 Tanner, Clay 171, 244 Tanner, Mary 50 Tanoai, Ross Lasi 196 Tanzini, Philip 123 Taper Media 402 Tapps, George 18 Taps for the General (Target) 304

524 Tapscott, Mark 169, 383 Target 304 Target — David March (Blue Light) 31 Target: Hooker (T.J. Hooker) 302 Target: Red (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 Target: The Corruptors 304 Tari, Le 76 Tarkington, Booth 417 Tarkington, Rockne 203, 204, 403 Tarloff, Frank 152, 229 Tarses, Jay 32, 90, 312, 338 Tarter, Dale 296 Task Force: Cop Killer (Police Woman) 252 Task Force (The Invaders) 155 Task Force (Police Woman) 252 Taste (Star Tonight) 290 A Taste for Evil (Barnaby Jones) 24 A Taste for Murder (Barnaby Jones) 24 A Taste of Money (Hawaiian Eye) 141 A Taste of Tomorrow (The Fugitive) 116 Tata, Joe E. (Joey) 25, 27, 45, 184, 211, 227, 237, 251, 255, 295, 377 Ta-Tanisha 24, 269, 271 Tate, Kevin 29 Tate, Lincoln 171 Tate, Sharon 224 Tatelman, Harry 11, 35, 60, 279, 297 Tator, Joel 391 Tatro, Richard 56 Tatum, Jeanne 80 Tatum, Roy 401 Taub, Bill 233 Taurins, Ilze 117 Tax Free Industries 349 The Tax Man Cometh (Here We Go Again) 142 Taxi 305 Taxi! (The Millionaire) 220 Taxier, Arthur 167, 275, 284 Tayback, Victor (Vic) 13, 172, 186, 190, 364, 390, 401 Taylor, Benedict 335 Taylor, Bruce 76 Taylor, B.T. 279 Taylor, Buck 25, 130, 203, 225, 285, 302, 347, 377, 380 Taylor, C.C. 152 Taylor, Dixie 401 Taylor, Don 12, 52, 79, 192, 232, 311, 402 Taylor, Dub 53, 172, 225, 344 Taylor, Dwight 310 Taylor, Elizabeth 143, 393, 419 Taylor, Ferris 58, 316 Taylor, Forrest 59, 92, 200, 310, 316 Taylor, Glenhall 27 Taylor, Jana 123 Taylor, Jeri 152, 154, 194, 255, 398 Taylor, Joan 219, 259 Taylor, Joyce 33, 164, 197, 209 Taylor, Jud 28, 79, 116, 136, 185, 292, 334, 362, 405

Taylor, June Whitley 254, 329, 356, 373 Taylor, Keith 291 Taylor, Kent 34, 269, 312 Taylor, L. Charles 168 Taylor, Marc Scott 255 Taylor, Mark L. 279 Taylor, Merleann 390 Taylor, Meshach 146 Taylor, Mildred, D. 403 Taylor, Nathaniel 271, 272 Taylor, Ray 413, 414 Taylor, Richard G. 152, 223 Taylor, Richard H. 228 Taylor, Rip 36, 157 Taylor, Robert 72, 73, 74, 358 Taylor, Robert Lewis 313 Taylor, Rod 192, 243, 375 Taylor, Roderick 355 Taylor, Vaughn 40, 41, 55, 60, 61, 154, 172, 184, 220, 232, 303, 322, 356, 379, 420 Taylor, Wally 167 Taylor, Wayne 240 Taylor, Zack 294 Taylor-Young, Leigh 249 TCF Television Productions 315 Teacher’s Pest (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Tead, Phil 10, 327 Teague, Guy 270 Teague, Marshall (R.) 67, 417 Teal, Ray 33, 53, 55, 56, 67, 74, 214, 323, 328 Teamwork (Flipper) 95 Tear Gas Copter (Highway Patrol) 146 Tears of a Clown (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Tecumseh (Annapolis) 16 Ted McAllister Story (The Millionaire) 214 Tedrow, Irene 74, 95, 136, 154, 184, 206, 211, 255, 295, 336, 356 Teen-Age Idol (Wonder Woman) 330 Teenage Lust (Laverne and Shirley) 174 Tefkin, Blair 318, 319, 418 Tegland, Archie L. 127 Teicher, Roy 233 Telaak, William 257 Telephone Time 306 Telepictures (Corporation) 357, 402 Tele-Theatre 305–306 Telethon 412–413 Televising Heller 413 Television Department of NBC 420 Television Fashions 91 Television Production Services 346 Television Program of America 131 Telford, Frank 46, 124, 170, 221, 244, 254, 255, 328, 329 Telford, Jim 239 Telford, Robert S. 275 Tell a Lie, Get a Check (Newhart) 234 Tell It to the Marines (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 Tell Me Who I Am 413 Temopic Enterprise, S.A 329 Temperatures Rising 306 Temple, Lawrence 143

Temple, Renny 138 Temple, Shirley 53, 357 Temple Houston 306 Temple-Harris, Joyce 359 Templeton, Christopher (Chris) 256, 271 Templeton, George 314 Templeton, William (H.) 170, 209 Tempo, Nino 288 Temptation (Highway Patrol) 145 Ten Commandments: Thou Shalt Not Kill 413 Ten Little Indians (The High Chaparral) 145 The Ten Percent Solution (Taxi) 305 The Ten-Percenter (Most Wanted) 227 Ten Rounds for Baby (Temple Houston) 306 The Ten Thousand Dollar Deductible (Simon & Simon) 283 Ten Thousand Pieces of Silver (The Fugitive) 116 Tenafly 231 Tender Is the Night (Front Row Center) 115 Tender Loving Kindness (The Chicago Teddy Bears) 56 Tennant, William 35 The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show 307 Tenney, Marty 381 Tennyson, Scott 146 Tenowich, Amy 226 Tenowich, Tom 226 Tension (Waterfront) 323 Tenth Dragoons (How the West Was Won) 371 Tenzer, Albert J. 173 Teodorescu, Ion 285 Teram, Inc. 348 Terhune, Bob 69, 70 Terhune, Shannon 86, 356 Terien 60 Term Paper (Waterfront) 323 Terpiloff, Anthony 227 Terrell, Ken 61 Terrell, Steven 179, 215, 326 Terrence Costigan (The Millionaire) 217, 221 Terror at the Academy (T.J. Hooker) 300 Terror from the Skies (The Manhunter) 200 Terror in Topanga (Darkroom) 352 Terror on a Quiet Afternoon (Barnaby Jones) 25 Terry, Kim 302 Terry, Louise 261 Terry, Phillip 86, 140, 198 Terry, Robert A. 340 Terry Becker Productions 404 Terry Hughes Productions 81 Teschan, Walter 369 Tesich, Steve 37 Tessier, Robert 138, 171, 289 Test Flight (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Test of Brotherhood (Police Story) 250 Test of Courage (Cheyenne) 54 Teta, Robert 284 Tetrick, Robert (Bob) 135

525 Tewes, Lauren 90, 185, 368 Tewksbury, Peter 91, 149, 230, 231 Tex, Joe 367 Texaco Star Theatre 309 Texan 309 The Texas Doll (77 Sunset Strip) 280 The Texas Troubadours 159 Textor, Keith 97 Textor, Sylvia 97 Thaler, Robert 318 Thanksgiving at Home (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Thanksgiving Show (The Dinah Shore Chevy Show) 76 Tharp, Twyla 368 That Holiday Spirit (Dynasty) 84 That Second Thing on ABC 413 That Stands for Pool (Mr. Lucky) 224 That Thing on ABC 413 That Was My Wife (Bewitched) 29 Thatcher, Torin 32, 70, 217, 287, 323, 332 That’s Entertainment (Laverne and Shirley) 175 That’s Entertainment (M*A*S*H) 193 That’s Entertainment (Webster) 325 That’s TV 414 Thaw, Mort 57, 86 Thaxter, Phyllis 12, 155, 171 Thayer, Guy V. 323 Thayer, Lorna 81, 118, 316 Thayer, Max 284 Thayer, Norma 359 Thayer, T. 59 Thayer, Tom 355 T. H. E. Cat 299 The Production Company 345, 358, 396 Theater of Fear (Barnaby Jones) 24 Theatre Guild 317 Theatre Guild on the Air 317 Theodore, Sondra 25 There Is a Tiger in the Town (The Mississippi) 222 There’ll Be Some Changes Made (Hawaiian Eye) 140 There’s No Business Like No Business (Happy Days) 134 There’s No Forever (Damon Runyon Theater) 68 They Also Serve (Beulah) 28 They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To (Baretta) 23 They Have Been, They Are, They Will Be … (Night Stalker) 236 They Shall Not Pass (Mr. Lucky) 224 Thibeau, Jack 274, 295 Thibodeaux, Keith 15 Thick as Thieve$ 414 Thicker Than Water 309 Thiel, Nick 195, 196, 197 Thiele, Walter 86 Thiele, Wilhelm (William J.) 183 Thiess, Ursula 75 Thieves Highway (T.J. Hooker) 300

Thieves’ Holiday (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 The Thin Man (1957–1959) 309–310 The Thin Man (1975) 392 Things in Their Season 414 The Thinhorn (AlcoaGoodyear Anthology) 11 Think Mink (The Donna Reed Show) 80 Think Murder (Matt Helm) 203 Thinnes, Roy 89, 123, 154, 349, 405 Third Commandment 413 The Third Miracle (Little House on the Prairie) 182 The Third Rider (Maverick) 205 The Third Wave 163, 164 Thirteen O’Clock (City Detective) 59 13 Thirteenth Avenue 414 Thirteenth Dummy (Boston Blackie) 35 The 13th Juror (Target) 304 Thiry, Joe 238 This Is the Life 310 This Is the Life 340 This Is the West That Was 370 This Man Dawson 310 This Moment of Time 414 This Month Only — Special on Death (Serpico) 279 This Way to Heaven (The Jane Wyman Theater) 157 This Will Do Nicely (Lux Playhouse) 192 This Year’s Blond (Moviola: A Hollywood Saga) 390 Thoma, Michael 85, 321, 381 Thomas, Betty 146, 147 Thomas, Bob 344 Thomas, Brad 140 Thomas, Calvin (Cal) 241, 303 Thomas, Christopher 67, 234 Thomas, Danny 30, 71, 75, 162, 225, 282, 415 Thomas, Dave 377 Thomas, Daxson 200 Thomas, Ernest 23 Thomas, Gareth 334 Thomas, Gordon 358 Thomas, Heather 89, 302 Thomas, J. Alan (Jeff ) 305 Thomas, Jay 52, 226, 289 Thomas, Jeff 305 Thomas, Jerome B. 85 Thomas, Jerry 117, 118, 298 Thomas, John Joseph 406 Thomas, Lyn (Lynn) 81, 220, 237, 239 Thomas, Mark 25, 84 Thomas, Marlo 358 Thomas, Melody 197, 390 Thomas, Pam 272 Thomas, Richard 321, 364 Thomas, Robin 327 Thomas, Ross 285 Thomas, Scott 90, 232 Thomas, Sharon 25, 369 Thomas, Terry 122 Thomas, Thom 380 Thomas, Tony 93, 390, 393 Thomas Delaney Story (The Millionaire) 221 Thomas Jefferson Chu (Hawaiian Eye) 140

Thomason, Harry 87, 89 Thomerson, Tim 15, 22, 129, 157, 253, 254, 413 Thomopoulos, A.D. 361 Thompson, Bill 132 Thompson, Brian 293 Thompson, Carlos 158 Thompson, Charles 16 Thompson, Chris 174, 176, 408, 414 Thompson, Ernest 326, 359 Thompson, Franklin 380 Thompson, Garland 290 Thompson, Gene 23, 95, 137, 143 Thompson, George 123 Thompson, Hilary 137, 150, 200, 242, 243 Thompson, Jo Ann 193 Thompson, Larry A. 37, 356 Thompson, Marian 184, 315 Thompson, Marshall 67, 95, 219, 246, 304, 316, 330 Thompson, Maury 191 Thompson, Neil 134, 174, 176, 193 Thompson, Palmer 66, 205, 305, 328 Thompson, Peter J. 255, 337 Thompson, Rex 79 Thompson, Robert C. 128, 344, 363 Thompson, Robert E. 137, 183, 222, 313, 348, 351 Thompson, Scott 397 Thompson, Thomas 369 Thompson, Timothy 293 Thompson, Tina 22, 212 Thompson, Tommy 191 Thompson, Victoria 25 Thompson, Wesley 153 Thompson/Bernstein/Boxleit ner Productions 37 Thompson-Paul Productions, Inc. 354 Thompson’s Motion Picture Department 149 Thomsen, Robert 312 Thomson, Dorrie 242 Thomson, Gordon 83, 84, 238 Thomson, Patricia Ayame 67, 168, 301 Thomson, Scott 300 Thor, Larry 117, 155, 218, 304, 326 Thordsen, Kelly 55, 353, 361 Thorn, Bert 61, 62 Thorn Birds 414 Thornburg, Lee 176 Thornbury, Will 138 Thorne, Angela 389 Thorne, Geoffrey 152 Thorne, Malachi 156 Thorne, Susan 146 Thorne, Worley 44, 222 Thorne Sisters (The Millionaire) 216 Thornton, Betty 412 Thornton, Donald 412 Thornton, Donnalee 412 Thornton, Evans 130 Thornton, Jeanette 412 Thornton, Linda 412 Thornton, Rita 412 Thornton, Yvonne 412 Thorpe, Jerry 56, 57, 73, 74, 128, 129, 137, 171, 191, 256, 311, 317, 345 Thorpe, Jim 309

INDEX Thorpe, Richard 404, 405 Thorpe, Ted 17 Thorsen (Grey), Duane 72, 93 Thorsen, Paul 242 Thorson, Linda 289 Thorson, Russell 45, 55, 75, 240, 241, 322 Those Insultin’ Sultans (Kingpins) 378 Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery 413 Thou Shalt Not Kill 413 Thousands and Thousands of Miles (Medical Center) 206 Three and Two, Please (The Loretta Young Show) 184 Three for the Road (The Girl with Something Extra) 127 324 Flatbush Ave. (Lords of Flatbush) 382 Three Little Spies (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 276 Three Miraculous Soldiers (Favorite Story) 92 The Three Musketeers (Jackie Gleason Show) 157 Three on a Date 415 The Three Pretenders (How to Marry a Millionaire) 149 The Three Rockets 371 The Three Strangers (Favorite Story) 92 Three Tickets to Lani (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Three Way Plan (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Three’s Company 311 Three’s Company Productions 311 Thrett, Maggie 291 Thrift Campaign (Professional Father) 252 The Thrill Killers (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Thrillkill (Spenser: For Hire) 288 Thrills (The Line-up) 180 Throne, Malachi 30, 117, 247, 291 Thumann, Chad 279 Thumann, Seeley Ann 181 Thuna, Leonora 15, 185 Thunder from the North (Maverick) 205 Thurm, Joel 343 Thurman, James 48 Thursden, Kelly 330 Thurston, Carol 78, 183 Thy Boss’ Wife (Taxi) 305 Tiano, Lou 25, 278, 279, 296 Tibbles, Doug 80 Tibbles, George 212, 230, 304 Ticket for Thaddeus (Screen Directors Playhouse) 277 Ticket Racket (Big Town) 30 The Tide (Kung Fu) 171 Tido Productions 211 Tidyman, Ernest 351 Tiefen, David 88 Tiegs, Cheryl 368 Tierney, Gene 405 Tierney, Mike 259, 260 Tiffenbach, Joe 72 Tigar, Kenneth (Ken) 199, 200, 274, 353, 363, 366 Tiger Moth (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Tighe, Kevin 86

INDEX Tightrope! 311 Til, Roger 88, 138, 147, 216, 221, 283, 425 Till Death Us Do Part 14 Till Death Do Us Part (Switch) 299 Till Death Do Us Part (U.S. Ranger) 415 Tilles, Ken 73 Tillis, Mel 410 Tillman, Mike 196 Tillotson, Johnny 159 Tilly, Jennifer 281 Tilton, Charlene 68 Tilton, Deborah 234, 275 Tilton, Martha 282 Time Bomb! 355 Time Bomb (Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre) 32 Time Bomb (Garrison’s Gorillas) 119 Time for Aznavour 415 Time-Life Television Productions, Inc. 336 Time of the Jackals (Gunsmoke) 130 Time Out (The Streets of San Francisco) 296 A Time to Live (The Jane Wyman Theater) 157 The Time Tunnel 311 Times of Change (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Times They Are a Changin’ (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 274 Timex All-Star Swing Festival 415 Timex Presents Love from A to Z 415 Timex Presents Swing It Again 415 Timko, Johnny 86, 339, 421, 424 Timm, Ron 414 Timothy Mackail (The Millionaire) 220 Tina Louise 419 Tinder, Paul 406 Tinderbox Tenement (Big Town) 30 Tinling, James 253, 256 Tirelli, Jaime 410 Tischler, Bob 272 Tisdale, James W. (Jim) 157, 285 Titone, Angelo 21 Titus Productions 359 Tiu, Virginia (Ginny) 71 Tivell, Amy 389 T.J. Hooker 300 To Be in Carolina (Movin’ On) 228 To Bell T.H.E. Cat (T. H. E. Cat) 299 To Big Charlie from Little Charlie (Death Valley Days) 73 To Die at Midnight (Four Star Playhouse) 97 To Forgive, Divine (Knight Rider) 167 To Hang on a Cobweb (Slattery’s People) 286 To Hold Up a Mirror (The Gallant Men) 117 To Kill in Plain Sight (Quincy, M.E.) 255

526 To Love and Be Loved 365 To Make a Tyrant (Serpico) 278 To See — Perchance to Dream (Hawaiian Eye) 140 To Spend, to Give, to Want (The Nurses) 239 Toback, Norman 270 Tobey, Kenneth (Ken) 24, 38, 70, 75, 90, 92, 125, 126, 137, 184, 206, 227, 236, 247, 253, 295, 306, 327, 388, 422 Tobianne Productions 367 Tobias, George 9, 29, 279 Tobin, Dan 94, 130, 140, 152, 165, 220, 229, 280, 297 Tobin, Mark 312 Tobin, Matthew 283, 379 Tobolowsky, Stephen 13 Toby, Doug 202, 345 Toby McTeague 415 Tochi, Brian 171 Today Is Parents Day (Camp Runamuck) 41 Today Is Parents-Visiting Day! (Camp Runamuck) 41 Todd, Ann 296 Todd, Beverly 89, 368 Todd, Daniel 230 Todd, Hallie 39, 421 Todd, James 131, 132, 213 Todd, Jerry 312 Todd, Joseph 230 Todd, Michael 230 Todman, Bill 324 Tokar, Norman 56, 80, 229 Tokatyan, Leon 32, 243 Tokuda, Marilyn 195, 302 Tolan, Michael 32, 155, 238, 239 Tolbert, Berlinda 186 Told by an Idiot (Bus Stop) 40 Toliver, Bill 354 Tolkin, Mel 14, 357 Toll, Pamela 22 Tolliver Bender (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Tolman, Stephen 13 Tolsky, Susan 90 Tom, Lauren 288 Tom, Sebastian 291 Tom Bryan (The Millionaire) 212 Tom Cuts Off the Credit (The Tom Ewell Show) 311 The Tom Ewell Show 311 Tom Koch Collection 5, 14, 76, 163, 357, 369, 370, 403 Toma 23 Tomack, David 163 Tomack, Sid 162, 165, 229 Tomasina, Jeana 281 Tomboy (Camp Runamuck) 42 The Tomboy (Annie Oakley) 16 Tombragel, Maurice 26 Tombstone Territory 311 Tomerlin, John 322 Tomlin, Gary 200 Tomlin, Lily 270 Tomlin, Pinky 323 Tomme, Ron 186, 187, 188, 189, 190 Tommy Flanagan Trio 415 Tommy Karpeles Story (The Untouchables) 318

Tomorrow (Playhouse 90) 250 Tomorrow Ends at Noon (Cannon) 45 Tomorrow Entertainment, (Inc.) 351, 372, 374, 400, 403, 414 Tomorrow Is Yesterday (Star Trek) 291 Tompkins, Angel 51, 328 Tompkins, Joan 24, 30, 85, 222, 295 Tompkins, Walker A. 58 A Ton of Danger (Blue Light) 31 A Ton of Trouble (Blue Light) 31 Tondi, Lisa 42 Tone, Franchot 28, 253 Toner, Tom 394 Tong, Francis 292 Tong, Sammee 22, 199 Tonge, Philip 239, 379 Tony, James 272 The Tony Charmoli Dancers 71, 163, 231 Tony Drummond (The Millionaire) 216 The Tony Martin Show (The Colgate Comedy Hour) 60 Tony Mordente Dancers 158–161 Tony Randall Show 312 Tony Rogers (The Millionaire) 220 Too Close to Hart (Hart to Hart) 138 Too Late for Love (T.J. Hooker) 301 Too Many Cooks (Gidget) 126 Too Many Cooks (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Too Many Cooks (Mr. Sunshine) 225 Too Many Stockdales (No Time for Sergeants) 237 Too Much of a Good Thing (Simon & Simon) 284 Too Rich and Too Thin (The Love Boat) 185 Too Young to Love (Operation: Runaway) 243 Took, Barry 270 Toomey, Bill 12 Toomey, Regis 39, 53, 74, 96, 144, 214, 248, 259, 312, 315, 347 Toone, Geoffrey 323 The Toothless Monkey (Noah’s Ark) 237 Top Gun Productions 74 Top Hand (Cheyenne) 54 Top of the Hill 416 Top Secret (Hazel) 141 Topanga Services 406 Topper 312 Topper, Tim 279 The Toppers 18 Topper’s Racket (Topper) 312 The Torch (Most Wanted) 227 Torch Song for Trumpet (Bourbon Street Beat) 35 Toreto Enterprises 183 Torey, Hal 61, 145, 297 Torgeson, Sonia 12 Tori Productions 409 Tormé, Mel 48, 119, 236, 309 Torn, Rip 115, 227, 250, 338, 341, 361, 397 Tornborg, Kay 274

Torppe, Danil 17, 204, 301, 329 Torrenueva, Joe 288 Torres, Liz 14 Torrey, Roger 28, 155 Tors, Ivan 16, 67, 95, 124, 197, 209, 259, 277 The Tortellis 313 Tostin Times Two (Operation Petticoat) 242 Tots, Tweens and Teens 10 Totten, Robert 139, 140, 284 Totter, Audrey 139, 180, 192, 206, 323 A Touch of Camellias (Checkmate) 52 Touching Story (United States) 317 Touchstone, Bob 230 Tough Cop Story (The Manhunter) 200 A Tour of Hollywood (Wide Wide World) 328 The Tourists (The Unexpected) 316 Tourneur, Jacques 157 Tovrov, Orin 79 Tower Productions 288 Towers, Constance 248 Towers, Harry Alan 232 The Town Boys (Lawman) 178 Town Tamer 400 Town That Slept with the Lights On (Schlitz Playhouse of Stars) 276 The Town That Wouldn’t (The Outcasts) 243 Towne, Aline 213, 269 Towne, Bob 182 Townes, Harry 16, 17, 46, 153, 170, 219, 223, 247, 255, 256, 283, 303, 314, 401 Townley, Jack 212 Townsend, Bud 72 Townsend, Jill 58, 274 Townsend, Jim 274 Townsend, Leo 27, 35, 158, 205, 320 Townsend, Pauline 27 Townsend, Sherri 291 Toy, Alan 153, 256, 284 Toyberg, Conde 202 Toyota, Tina 360 Tozzi, Giorgio 168 TPA 389 Trabulus, Marc 341 Trace, Bill 132 Tracey, Paul 413 The Track Star (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Trackdown 313, 321 Trackdown (McCloud) 194 Tracy, Gene 228 Tracy, John 162, 174, 234 Tracy, Steve 181 Trade of the Killer (Sheena, Queen of the Jungle) 282 Trading Stamps (Ozzie and Harriet) 245 The Traffic in Coconuts (The Halls of Ivy) 132 Tragedy Town (Roar of the Rails) 260 Trail to Taos (Cheyenne) 54 Train of Events (Death Valley Days) 73 Traitor’s Blood (Blue Light) 31 Trammel, Alan 196 Tramp Ship 416

527 The Trap (The Alfred Hitchcock Hour) 11 The Trap (Highway Patrol) 146 The Trap (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194 Trapnell, Coles 204, 314, 315, 330 Trapped (Gibbsville) 125 Trapper John, M.D. 313 Travalena, Fred 363, 407 Travanti, Daniel J. (Dan) 24, 126, 138, 146, 147, 164, 233, 334 Travel a Crooked Road (Doctor Kildare) 79 The Travelers (Cheyenne) 53 The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters 313 Travers, Bill 87 Travers, Hank 135 Travis, Dan, Jr. 425 Travis, Gary 69 Travis, Lee 254 Travis, Mark W. 204 Travis, Richard 60, 128, 217, 253, 324 Travis, Tony 91 Travis McGee: The Empty Copper Sea 416 Travolta, Ellen 134, 161, 162, 197, 255, 376 Travolta, John 325, 343 Traylor, William 23, 151, 156, 243 Trbovich, Tom 22, 39, 161, 174, 175, 176, 177, 337, 408 Treacy, Emerson 178 Treadwell, Bill 342 Treadwell, Elizabeth 286 Treas, Terri 202, 279 The Treasure Hunters 407 The Treasure of Worry Hill (Bat Masterson) 26 Treasury Men in Action 314 The Treehouse Caper (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Treen, Mary 162, 355 Tregoe, William 72, 344 Tremayne, Les 212 Trencher, Peter 91 Trendle, George W. 183 Trent, Buck 410 Trent, Daniel 275 Trent, Jimmy 410 Trent, Paula 316 Trentham, Barbara 353 Trescony 79 Tretter, Richard 306, 310 Treutelaar, Barbara 285 Trevey, Ken 172, 244, 326, 336, 423 Trevey, Kevin 340 The Trevi Collection (Night Stalker) 236 Trevino, George 177, 367 Trevor, Claire 393 Trevor Bale Tigers 348 The Trial (Dynasty) 84 The Trial (T.J. Hooker) 301 Trial at Grand Forks (The Dakotas) 67 Trial by Fire (The Man and the Challenge) 197 The Trial of Ben Walker (The Mississippi) 222 Trian Productions 391 Tribley, Patricia 264 Trice, Ron 279, 391

Tricker, George 162 Tricoli, Carlo 12 Triesault, Ivan 27, 94, 118, 119, 330 Trigger (horse) 342 The Trigger (Lock-up) 183 Trigger Finger (The Lone Ranger) 183 Trikonis, Gus 387 Trim, David 89 Trimble, Kenny 179 Trinka, Paul 320 Triska, Jan 359 Tristan, Dorothy 373 The Triton’s Christmas (The Silent Service) 283 The Triumvirate (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Trivers, Barry 69, 117, 212, 214, 287, 291 Trogdon, Miriam 234 Trojan Horse (Law of the Plainsman) 177 Trotter, John Scott (John Scott Trotter Orchestra) 124 Trouble at Ewing 23 (Dallas) 68 Trouble in Sundown (The Adventures of Kit Carson) 10 Trouble Street (Cheyenne) 56 The Trouble with Father 296 The Trouble with Tom 311 Troubled Waters (Waterfront) 323 The Troubleshooters 314 Troup, Bobby 7, 86, 371 Troup, Ronnie 230 Troupe, Tom 58, 291, 295 Troutt, Natalie 341 Troy, David 291 Troy, Dennis 193 Truax, John 205, 216 Trucking Story (I’m the Law) 152 True, Garrison 154, 290 True Grit (a Further Adventure) 417 Trueblood, Guerdon 226, 227, 340 Truex, Barry 133 Truex, Ernest 216 Truex, Lizanne 199 Trujillo, Thomas 295 Truluck, Ban 123 Truman, Margaret 15 Truman, Paula 202 Trumbull, Brad 48 Trumpet of Time (Serpico) 278 Trustman, Alan R. 359 The Truth About Captain Kidd (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 The Truth About Paul Revere (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Truth and Consequences (Knots Landing) 169 The Trysting Place 417 Tschernisch, Serge 388 Tsiang, H.T. 56 Tsien, Marie 199 Tsu, Irene 230, 351 Tubb, Barry 28 Tubb, Ernest 159 Tubert, Marcelo (Marc) 276, 285 Tucci, Maria 170 Tucci, Michael 313, 358

Tuchner, Michael 334, 369 Tuck, Cecile 287 Tuck High My Shroud (Bold Venture) 33 Tucker, Burnell 385 Tucker, Forrest 88, 130, 160, 237, 355, 374 Tucker, John 183 Tucker, Larry 71, 224 Tucker, W. Duane 401 Tucker, Wayne 177 Tucker’s Co-Op (The Associates) 22 Tucker’s Courtroom Coup (The Associates) 22 Tuell, John 255, 366 Tuerpe, Paul 153, 203, 275, 284, 407 Tufeld, Dick 184, 261, 367, 404 Tug o’ War (Waterfront) 323 Tugend, Harry 122, 123 Tulin, Michael 319 Tulley, Paul 137, 251 Tullis, Dan, Jr. 425 Tully, Elizabeth 138 Tully, Phil 177, 211 Tully, Tom 180, 269 Tumarin, Boris 202 The Tumbleweed Wagon (Bat Masterson) 26 Tuna Clipper (Waterfront) 324 Tunberg, Karl 57 Tunberg, Terence 57 Tunberg, William 225 The Tunnel Killer (Most Wanted) 227 Tupou, Manu 374 Turich, Felipe 45, 198 Turich, Rosa 59, 323 Turk, Larry 167, 504 Turkel, Ann 167, 168, 276 Turkel, Joseph (Joe) 34, 316, 318 Turkey for Terry (The Joe Palooka Story) 162 Turley, Jack 31, 123, 172, 272, 300, 354, 397 Turman, Glynn 228, 249, 302, 346 Turn Around … and You’re Home (Happy Days) 134 The Turn of the Screw (Ford Startime) 96 Turnabout Is Fair Play (Knots Landing) 168 Turnbaugh, Brenda 181 Turnbaugh, Wendi 181 Turnbull, Bob IV 218 Turnbull, Glen 150 Turnbull, Lee 74 Turner, Arnold F. 169, 274 Turner, Barbara 250, 394 Turner, Connie 411 Turner, Dennis 84 Turner, Jim 178, 179 Turner, Joe 272 Turner, Lana 47, 364 Turner, Larry 306 Turner, Lloyd 128, 226, 306 Turner, Maria 81 Turner, Nannette 28 Turner, Rich 284 Turner, Robert 312 Turner, Tierre 17 Turner, Tinann 272 Turnesa, Joe 94 Turnesa, Mike 94 Turney, Catherine 296

INDEX Turney, Nadyne 45 The Turning of Jim Malloy (Gibbsville) 125 The Turning Point (Cheyenne) 54 Turnover Smith 417 Turrentine, Rogers 223 Turrin, Joseph 419 Turteltaub, Saul 46, 47, 48, 86, 271, 272 Turtle??? (Camp Runamuck) 41 Turtle Island (Favorite Story) 92 Tushingham, Rita 367 Tutin, Dorothy 335 Tut’s Case Is Shut (Batman) 27 Tuttle, Lisa 352 Tuttle, Lurene 179, 213, 216, 315, 407 Tuttle, Mark 28 TV Guide Awards Show 413 Twain, Mark 334, 381 Twain, Michael 376 Tweed, Shannon 89 Tweedy, Alice 273 Tween, Shannon 211 Twelfth Commandment (Switch) 299 Twelfth Hour (The Gangster Chronicles, an American Story) 364 The Twelfth Hour (The Roaring Twenties) 260 Twelve Hours to Crazy Horse (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 Twelve O’Clock High 314 20th Century-Fox 8, 27, 31, 36, 37, 40, 51, 67, 69, 78, 83, 89, 94, 125, 171, 172, 179, 184, 192, 200, 201, 225, 230, 236, 249, 269, 292, 311, 313, 314, 315, 317, 320, 343, 346, 353, 398, 400, 417 20th Century–Fox Film Corporation 149 20th Century–Fox Hour 317 20th Century–Fox Studios 51, 83, 269, 292, 393 20th Century–Fox Television 8, 27, 31, 36, 37, 40, 67, 69, 78, 89, 94, 125, 164, 171, 172, 179, 184, 192, 200, 201, 225, 230, 236, 249, 269, 313, 320, 343, 346, 409 20 Gallons to Kill (Garrison’s Gorillas) 117 Twenty-Fifth Mission (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 The Twenty-Five Caliber Plague (The Streets of San Francisco) 294 The Twenty-Five Dollar Weekend (Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion) 397 24 Karat Dead (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 210 Twenty-Year Itch (Newhart) 234 Twice-Jilted Girl (The Millionaire) 218 Twilight 417 Twin Dolphin Productions 282 The Two-Dollar Kidnapper (Most Wanted) 226

INDEX The Two Faces of Betsy Morgan (T.J. Hooker) 302 Two for the Money (Hawaiian Eye) 140 Two Frogs on a Mongoose (Police Story) 251 Two Godmothers (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Two Gods on Prime Time (Norman Corwin Presents) 237 Two Good Guys (The Good Guys) 127 Two Million Too Much (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Two of a Kind (Kings Row) 166 Two Too Many (Hawaiian Eye) 141 Two Trails to Santa Fe (Cheyenne) 55 Twomey, Anne 392 Tyler, Beverly 30, 54 Tyler, Bill 40 Tyler, Ed 249 Tyler, Harry 54, 206, 211 Tyler, Leon 133, 139, 216 Tyler, Richard 30, 131, 249 Tyler, Tom 34 Tyler, Willie 270 Tymchyshyn, Mark 274 Tyne, George (Buddy) 185 Tyner, Charles 154, 339, 379, 395, 397 The Tyrant (Wanted: Dead or Alive) 322 The Tyrees of Capitol Hill (The Lloyd Bridges Show) 182 Tyrell, Ann 315 Tyrell, David 26 Tyron, Tom 216 Tyrrell, Lou 42 Tyson, Cicely 164, 237, 337 Tzudiker, Robert (Bob) 285, 397 Udell, Ann 73 Udy, Helene 370 U.F.O. (Night Stalker) 236 Uger, Alan 90 Uggams, Leslie 196, 339, 358 Uhnak, Dorothy 125 Ukulele, Johnny 144 Ulius, Betty 52, 83, 221 Ullman, Dan 31, 116, 314, 322 Umeki, Miyoshi 18 The Unbalanced Scale (Days of Our Lives) 72 Unbranded (Steve Donovan, Western Marshal) 293 Uncle Charlie (The Millionaire) 219 Uncle Charlie (United States) 316 Uncle Robby (The Millionaire) 212 The Undecided Molecule (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Under the Bomb 417 Under the City (Baretta) 23 Under the Knife (Simon & Simon) 285 Undercover Cops 417 Undercover Girls 417 The Undercover Man (Rossi) 351 Undercover Mel (Alice) 13

528 Undercover with the KKK 391 Undercurrent 418 Underground (The Streets of San Francisco) 295 Underground (Twelve O’Clock High) 315 The Undertaker 418 Undertow (CHiPs) 57 Underwater Demolition (The Aquanauts) 17 Underwater Nassau 16 Underwater Patrol (Sea Hunt) 278 Underwood, Bob 234 Underwood, David 300 Underwood, Hank 202 Underworld, U.S.A. 418 The Unexpected 315 The Unexpected (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 Ung, Lawrence 199 Unger, Babe 177, 259 Unger, Maurice 34, 78, 151, 199, 259, 269, 325 Unhappy Hour (Quincy, M.E.) 255 Uni-Bet Productions 304 The Uniform 418 United Artists 126, 311 United Artists Corporation 239 United Artists Television 144, 156, 177, 208, 230, 277, 310, 314, 383 U.N. Children’s Choir 231 United States 316 U.S. Navy Band 404 Universal 373, 393, 412 Universal City Studios 11, 37, 167, 169, 170, 339, 347, 349, 352, 361, 363, 370, 396, 402, 406, 421, 422 Universal-Heyday Productions 363 Universal-International Pictures Company Inc. 367 Universal Pictures Televison 249 Universal-Public Arts 12, 370 Universal Star Time 32 Universal Studios 39, 51, 73, 85, 86, 89, 190, 334, 338, 348, 356, 366, 395, 398, 404, 406, 422 Universal Television 8, 12, 23, 32, 93, 125, 136, 142, 152, 155, 158, 173, 193, 194, 208, 228, 230, 236, 242, 243, 244, 255, 271, 283, 286, 293, 299, 302, 304, 319, 320, 334, 340, 355, 360, 361, 376, 384, 391, 394, 395, 403 Unknown Victim (The FBI) 93 Unmade for Each Other (The Love Boat) 186 The Unopened Door (This Is the Life) 310 Unreasonable Doubt (Simon & Simon) 284 The Untouchables (Desilu Playhouse) 74 The Untouchables 317–318 The Unwelcome Wife (The Adventures of Falcon) 10 The Unwritten Law (Adam’s Rib) 8 Uprising (MacKenzie’s Raiders) 194

The Upstarts 371 Upton, Gabrielle 165 Upton, Morgan 295 Urban Guerilla (Most Wanted) 226 Urbina, Luis 150 Urecal, Minerva 208, 248 Urich, Robert 288, 319, 382, 389 Urich, Thomas J. 289 Ursitti, Susan 233 Us Against the World (Medical Story) 206 U.S. Marshal 282 U.S. Ranger 417 U.S. Steel Hour 115, 237, 317 The Users 418 Usher, Jack R. 56 Ustinov, Peter 335 Usul, Takeo 348 Utay, William (Will) 234–236 Utman, Bryan 142, 279 The Utterly Perfect Man (How to Marry a Millionaire) 150 Uxbridge, Chelsey 169, 170 V 318 V Is for Victim (Blue Light) 31 “V” Is for Victim (Hawaiian Eye) 140 V: The Conclusion 418 V: The Final Battle 418 A Vacation in Hell 418 Vaccaro, Brenda 230, 294, 382 Vacey, Sandra 360 Vacío, Natividad 116, 135, 145 Vagabond and Fugitive Upon the Earth (Kung Fu) 171 Vahanian, Marc 227 Vail, Lester 149, 207, 208 Vale, Eugene 324 Vale, Jerry 159, 160, 161 Valencia Cake (Death Valley Days) 73 Valenta, Leonard (Len) 98, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 303 Valente, Caterina 71, 121 Valente, Renee 349 Valenti, Lili 216 Valentine, Berni 294 Valentine, Karen 156, 269, 365, 419 Valentine, Nancy 36, 240 Valentine, Paul 274 Valentine, Scott 90 The Valentine Run (Peter Lundy and the Medicine Hat Stallion) 397 Valenty, Lili 294 Valenza, Frank 297 Valerie, Bettis 78 Valery, Dana 163, 164 Vallaro, Vic 46 Vallee, Rudy 12, 15, 21, 28, 51, 56, 58, 73, 82, 84, 85, 97, 119, 122, 125, 144, 162, 170, 185, 202, 230, 249, 253, 258, 272, 282, 290, 309, 324, 331, 332, 366, 367, 371, 397, 419 Vallee’s Protégé (December Bride) 73 Vallier, Helene 389 Vallin, Mike 30 Vallin, Rick 27, 122 Vallo, Ramon 323 Vallon, Michael 58, 316

Vallon, Mike 72 Van, Bobby 78 Vana, Lidia 12 Vanadas Productions 164 Van Ark, Joan 168, 169, 254, 306, 401 Van Atta, Don 414 Van Bernard Productions 258 Van Bridge, Tony 400 Van Brummelen, Joyce 95 Vance, Christian 396 Vance, Danitra 273 Vance, Jack 46 Vance, Leigh 38, 39, 90, 137, 138, 139, 299, 388 Vance, Lucille 81 Vance, Mark 79 Vance, Vivian 42, 144, 191, 192 Vance Ludlow (The Millionaire) 221 Van Cleef, Lee 30, 35, 38, 56, 177, 202, 276, 304, 322 Van Court, Arthur F. 177 Van Dam, Gwen 201, 281, 375, 379 Vandas Productions 343 Van Den Ecker (Vanden Ecker), Beau 117, 290 Vanderbur, Marilyn 43 Vander Kogel, Alfred 94 Vander Pyle, Jean 212 Vanders, Warren 68, 155, 181, 372 Van der Vlis, Diana 269 Vandervort, Phil 144 Vandever, Michael (Mike) 115, 117, 177, 180, 232, 254 Van Devere, Trish 384 Van Dreelen, John 9, 31, 117, 219, 247, 314, 315, 330, 424 Van Dusen, Granville 353, 387 Van Dyke, Barry 129, 329, 346 Van Dyke, Carol 413 Van Dyke, Dick 75, 120, 369, 370 Van Dyke, Jerry 8, 230, 247, 411 Van Dyke, Leroy (Van Dyke Group) 160 Vaneck, Jim 118 Van Evera, Warren 238 Van Eyck, Kristina 274 Van Eyck, Peter 49 Van Gelder, William 316 van Hartesveldt, Fran 26, 237, 312 Van Hoffmann, Brant 175 Van Horn, Buddy 69, 70, 196 The Vanishing Image (Kung Fu) 171 Van Keuren, Sidney S. 277 Van Kirk, Tanis 138 Van Leer, Hunter 202 Vann, Howard 209 Van Ness, Jon 193, 243 Vanni, Renata 116, 225, 390 Van Norden, Peter 300 Van Orman, Gary 146 Van Pallandt, Nina 85 Van Patten, Dick 85, 125, 236, 295, 378, 413 Van Patten, Joyce 71, 127, 177, 194, 293, 349, 385 Van Patten, Nels 195 Van Patten, Timothy 202 Van Patten, Vincent 329, 330, 365

529 Van Peebles, Melvin 366 Van Rooten, Luis (Louis) 162, 240, 241, 276 Van Scoyk (Skoyk), Robert (Bob) 85, 170, 228, 239, 256, 257, 320 Van Sickel, Dale 56, 94 Van Valkenburgh, Deborah 344 Van Vleet, Richard 8 Van Zandt, Julie 220 Van Zandt, Philip (Phil) 10, 69, 199, 316 Varden, Norma 141, 248, 313, 355 Varela, Jay 45, 169, 227, 250, 295, 363, 388 Varela, Migdia 194 Vargas, Edmund 328 Vari, Giovanni 295 Varnado, Julius 391 Varney, Jim 242 Varno, Roland 280 Varsi, Diane 79 Vasgersian, Ed 89, 193, 295 Vasquez Brief (Dundee and the Culhane) 82 Vath, Richard 135 The Vaudevillians 419 Vaughan, Sarah 356 Vaughan, William 199, 217 Vaughn, Denny (Denny Vaughn Orchestra) 245 Vaughn, Heidi 145, 424 Vaughn, Jeanne 213, 261 Vaughn, Paul 52 Vaughn, Rees 291, 314 Vaughn, Robert 55, 83, 177, 209, 339, 359, 420 Vaughn, Shon 414 Vaughn, Skeeter 347, 396 Vaughn, William 277 Vazquez, Miguel 394 Veazie, Carol 12 Vecchio, Sal 379 Vedder, William 92, 93 Vega, Alexa 87 Vega, Isela 331 Vega, Robert 302 Vega$ 319 Vegh, Thomas 354 The Veil 419 Vejar, Michael (Mike) 37, 148, 153, 194, 195, 196, 204 Vela, Paco 302 Velelich, Patricia 126 The Velvet Glove (Bandidos) 340 Vendetta (The Legend of Jesse James) 179 Vendetta Arms (SurfSide 6) 298 Vendrell, Michael M. (Mike) 274 Venegas, Bill 69 The Venetian Glassblower (The Red Skelton Show) 258 Vengeance (Bronk) 39 Vengeance (Cannon) 45 Vengeance Is Bitter (SurfSide 6) 298 Vengeance Is Mine (Klondike) 167 Venrell, Michael M. 204 Ventgen, Frank 343 Ventulett, Suzanne 152 Ventura, Clyde 390 Venture, Richard 22, 89, 233, 234, 293, 358, 406, 414

Venus, Brenda 45, 171 Venza, Jac 419 Vera, Billy 13, 169, 275 Vera, Carlos 219 Vera, Ricky 243 Vera, the Nightbird (Alice) 13 Vera Ellen 76 Vera’s Anniversary Blues (Alice) 13 Verbit, Helen 424 Verbois, Jack 245 Verdict from Space (Tales of Tomorrow) 303 Verdict in Orbit (Men into Space) 209 The Verdict Is Yours 319 The Verdict #2–2 (Dynasty) 83 The Verdict #5–6 (Dynasty) 84 Verdier, Bill 195 Verdon, Gwen 47, 71, 120, 121 Verdugo, Elena 207 Vereen, Ben 325, 357, 358, 404 Veres, James 425 Verk, Donald 207 Vermont, Monique 321 Vermont Today (Newhart) 234 Verna: USO Girl 419 Verna, the U.S.O. Girl 419 Verne, Jules 376 Vernier, Pierre 389 Vernon, Alexandra 43 Vernon, Billy 240 Vernon, Dai 389 Vernon, Harvey 305 Vernon, Irene 29, 316 Vernon, Jackie 57 Vernon, Jeremy 96 Vernon, John 45, 73, 171, 228, 301, 373, 400 Vernon, Kate 327 Vernon, Ken 298 Vernon, Valerie 34 Vernon, Wally 69 Verona, Stephen 382 Verra, Ricky 342 Verros, John 12 Versatiles 19 Vertue, Beryl 309 Very Informal Dress (Bewitched) 29 VeSota, Bruno 248 Veteran (The Incredible Hulk) 153 Vetri, Victoria 56 Vetrie, Michael 233 Viacom 201, 345, 352, 358 Viacom Enterprises 345, 388 Viacom Productions 201 Vibar Productions 292 Vic & Adio 18 The Vic Schoen Orchestra 76 Vicencio, Alan 353 Vicious Circle (77 Sunset Strip) 279 Vick, John 135, 213 Vick, John Allen 295 Vickers, Yvette 26, 165, 353 Vickie Lawson (The Millionaire) 212 Vickie’s Song (Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer) 210 The Victim (Cannon) 46 Victor, Charles 146, 151, 215, 277

Victor, David 79, 82, 190, 244, 259, 271, 304, 360 Victor, Larry 288 Victor, Renee 274 Victory at Entebbe 419 Viespi, Alex 41 View from the Bench (Newhart) 233 The Vigilante (Bronk) 39 Vigilante Mothers (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Vigoda, Abe 349, 391 Vigran, Herb 84, 86, 96, 97, 126, 130, 131, 132, 133, 150, 156, 162, 191, 224, 277, 294, 306, 377 Viharo, Robert 116, 130, 164 Vilanch, Bruce 347, 358 Villard, Tom 407 Villaro, Vic 401 Villa’s Gold (The Yellow Rose) 331 Villasenor, Victor 376 Villechaize, Herve 90 Villella, Edward 348, 358 Vince, Frank 291 Vincent, E. Duke 306, 319, 346, 351, 352, 377, 384, 385, 407, 422 Vincent, Elmore 145 Vincent, Fred 141 Vincent, June 212, 219 Vincent, Larry 151 Vincent, Romo 85 Vincent, Steve 172 Vincent, Virginia 80, 81, 85, 208, 218, 347 Vines, Lee 263 Ving Merlin, His Orchestra & His Pastels 147, 148 Vinson, Gary 38, 54, 61, 139, 205, 260, 261, 270 Vint, Bill 170 Vint, Jesse 93, 300 Vintage ’54 (CHiPs) 57 Vintas, Gustav 318 Vinton, Bobby 159 Viola, Joe 211, 279, 300, 301 Vipperman, Louis F. 196 The Virginian 208, 319 Virgo, Peter 255 Virgo, Peter, Jr. 292 Viscuso, Sal 192, 196 Visions from the Past (Tales of the Gold Monkey) 303 The Visit of Ernie Ford (Tammy) 304 The Visitor (Lawman) 178 The Visitors (The Man and the Challenge) 198 The Visitors (Newhart) 233 Visitors’ Choice (V) 318 Vitale, Carl 243 Vitale, Carol 86 Vitale, Dan 273 The Vitamin Derby (Noah’s Ark) 237 Vitanza, A.G. 16, 130, 219, 240 Vito, Scotti 247 Vitte, Ray 45, 360 Vittes, Louis 9, 154, 214, 323, 324 Vivyan, John 165, 191, 214, 224, 269, 279, 285 Vize, Tommy 217 Vlahos, John 396 Vlahos, Sam 167, 285, 293 Vocal Boy Makes Good (AOkay, O’Shea) 333

INDEX Vogel, Carol 25 Vogel, Joseph 239 Vogel, Mitch 33, 34, 254, 330 Vogel, Tony 391 Vogel, Virgil (W.) 93, 144, 195, 200, 226, 289, 293, 294, 295, 302, 320, 380 Voglin, Jack 399 Vogt, Peter 41 Vohs, Joan 212, 216, 221 Voice from the Grave (Cannon) 45 Voice from the Wilderness (Gentle Ben) 124 Voice of Infinity (Men into Space) 209 The Voice of the Ivy Vine (The Halls of Ivy) 133 Voices of Walter Schumann 307 Voland, Herbert (Herb) 14, 164, 190, 192 Volcano Pictures 144 Volcano Productions 244 Voldstad, John 233, 234 Vollaerts, Rik 30, 135, 136, 145, 151, 223, 224, 327 Vollbracht, Michaele 138 Volz, Nedra 76, 89, 275 Von, Walter 135 von Bargen, Daniel 289 von Braun, Wernher 209 Vonda, Jack 199 von Fritsch, Gunther 30, 56 Von Hagge, Greta 157 von Homburg, Wilhelm 155 von Ledebur, Friedrich (Fredrich) 147 Von Leer, Hunter 384 Von Scherler, Sascha 359 Von Zell, Harry 124, 125 von Zerneck, Frank 341, 347, 349, 350, 359, 364, 368, 369, 382, 384, 404 von Zerneck, Peter 303, 346 Von Zobor, Elissa 45 Voodoo (Fantasy Island) 90 Voodoo Drums (Jungle Jim) 164 Vortex (Fantastic Journey) 90 Voskovec, George 231, 314 Vosper, John 316 Votrian, Peter (J.) 92, 115, 166, 324 Vowell, David H. 208, 278 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 320 Vreeland, Bob 375 Vumba Films 341 Vye, Murvyn 32, 59, 147, 177, 245, 259 Wade, Adam 344 Wade, Dixie 391 Wade, Harlan 41 Wade, Robert 50 Wade, Stuart 397 Wagenheim, Charles 8, 23, 24, 28, 33, 80, 130, 310 Wager, Alexandra 96 Wagerman, Seth 255 Wages of Sin (Falcon Crest) 89 Waggner, George 55, 56, 60, 140, 157, 279, 280, 298, 320, 325, 357 Waggoner, Lyle 46, 47, 48, 129, 185, 329, 330, 424 Wagner, Carla Jean 352

INDEX Wagner, George 38 Wagner, Jack 244 Wagner, Lindsay 286, 382, 395, 405 Wagner, Lou 57, 203 Wagner, Madeline DiMaggio 378 Wagner, Michael 50, 146, 147, 170, 200 Wagner, Michael Dan 181 Wagner, Michael I. 200 Wagner, Mike 41, 258 Wagner, Raymond 170 Wagner, Robert 32, 137, 156, 299, 333, 396 Wagner, Walter 17, 18 Wagon Train 320 Wagoner, Sue 67 Wahl, Ken 81 Wai, Clay 195 Waigner, Paul 273, 275, 386 The Waikiki Widow (Hawaiian Eye) 139 Wainwright, James 171, 195, 284, 391 Wainwright, Loudon, III 192 Waite, Ralph 222, 321, 342, 394, 401 The Waiting Game (Bonanza) 33 The Wake (The Millionaire) 222 Wakefield, Oliver 282 Wakeley, Marged 251, 339, 406 Wakely, Jimmy 328 Walberg, Garry (Gary) 116, 255, 256, 291, 351, 401 Walcott, George 145 Walcott, Gregory 13, 34, 51, 53, 218, 254 Wald, Bob 146 Wald, Jane 24 Wald, Malvin 49, 68, 208, 211, 323, 325 Walden, Mike 379 Walden, Robert 39, 124, 184, 185, 296, 343, 358 Walden, Susan 211 Walden, Sylvia 255 Walder, Lyvonne 286 Waldis, Otto 299 Waldman, Frank 217, 221, 340, 348 Waldman, Tom 348 Waldon, Regina 294 Waldron, Gy 82 Walk a Straight Line (T.J. Hooker) 301 Walk the Straight and Narrow (Batman) 27 Walken, Ken 247 Walker, Bill 67, 86, 256, 330, 332 Walker, Charles 302, 318 Walker, Clint 53 Walker, Elizabeth (Tippy) 249, 406 Walker, Hal 152 Walker, Helen 183 Walker, Jack David 360 Walker, Jessica 419 Walker, Jimmie 91, 128, 410, 413 Walker, John 392 Walker, June 327 Walker, Kathryn 420 Walker, Keith 136 Walker, Lou 401

530 Walker, Marcy 272, 380 Walker, Michael 230 Walker, Nancy 31, 121, 122, 259, 344 Walker, Patricia 30 Walker, Peter (Pete) 259 Walker, Ray 96, 97 Walker, Robert G. 9, 10, 122, 152, 271 Walker, Robert, Jr. 290, 315, 384 Walker, Tom 263 Walker, Tonja 384 Walker, Turnley 30 Walker, Will 23 Walking Wounded (Rafferty) 257 Wall, Geraldine 36, 92, 150 Wall, Jem 360 Wall, Lucille 123 Wall of Silence (Bourbon Street Beat) 36 Wallace, Andrea 306 Wallace, Art 9, 136, 154, 199, 232, 291 Wallace, Chris 385 Wallace, David 203, 204 Wallace, Dee 200, 420 Wallace (Stone), Dee 294 Wallace, Don 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 Wallace, Earl W. 149, 227, 254, 297, 341, 372, 401, 422 Wallace, George (D.) 53, 56, 72, 218, 227, 233, 235, 332, 372 Wallace, Helen 142 Wallace, Irving 51, 424 Wallace, Jack 409 Wallace, Lee 22, 170, 184, 390 Wallace, Marcia 32 Wallace, Marjorie (Margie) 125 Wallace, Maude 286 Wallace, Mike 282 Wallace, Paul 91 Wallace, Regina 241 Wallace, Rick 28, 147 Wallace, Royce 24, 25, 367, 369 Wallach, Eli 337, 398 Wallach, Katherine 169 Wallem, Linda 46 Wallengren, E.F. 89, 167 Wallenstein, Joseph B. 148 Waller, Eddy (Eddie) 293, 322–324 Waller, Ken 153 The Wallet (Four Star Playhouse) 97 Walley, Deborah 228 Wallis, Shani 48, 90, 121, 122 Walls, Bud 315 Walls, Jim 228 Walls, Nancy 273 Walls Came Tumbling Down 419 Walls of Night (The Fugitive) 116 Wallsten, Robert 12 Wally Bannister (The Millionaire) 216 Wally’s Castle: You Can’t Cheat an Honest Man — Or Hardly Even Find One (All in the Family) 14 Walmsley, Jon 321 Walsh, Dick 50

Walsh, Edward (W.) 46, 153, 187, 189 Walsh, Jim 210 Walsh, John 284 Walsh, Joseph (Joey) 130, 262 Walsh, J.T. 402 Walsh, Katherine 320 Walsh, Lory 285 Walsh, M. Emmet 125, 350, 401 Walsh, Sean Fallon 254 Walsh, Tom 241 Walshe, Fiona 398 Walski, Stephanie 52 Walston, Ray 118, 153, 229, 234, 235, 283 Walt Disney Productions 129, 142, 210, 287, 332, 347, 355, 380, 386 Walt Disney Television 380 Walter, Jerry 295 Walter, Jessica 126, 162, 293, 405, 422 Walter Carter (The Millionaire) 212 The Walter Gibson Story (The Millionaire) 222 Walters, Casey 135 Walters, Laurie 85, 90 Walters, Mimi 51 Walters, Susan 149 Walther, Susan 248 Walton, Frank 197 Walton, Jess 23, 25, 46, 296, 373 Walton, Kip 343 Walton (Walker), Peggy 84, 395 The Waltons 321 Waltz, Patrick (Pat) 27, 75, 209, 239, 312 Waltz of Death (Matt Houston) 203 Wambaugh, Joseph 250 Wanamaker, Sam 67, 82 Wanamaker Studio 46 Wander, Ray 210, 212 Wang, Gene 10, 30 Wanted: Dead or Alive 313, 321 Wanted for the Murder of Cheyenne Bodie (Cheyenne) 56 War (Chief Joseph & the Nez Perces) 348 War and Crime (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 War Diamonds (Garrison’s Gorillas) 119 War Eagle, John 171, 405 War Games (Garrison’s Gorillas) 118 War Lance and Saber (Custer) 67 War of Illusion (V) 319 War of Illusions (V) 319 The War on Men (One Man’s Family) 242 War Shirt (Wagon Train) 320 Warburton, John 291 Ward, Al C. 17, 30, 36, 116, 206, 213, 219, 225, 253, 298, 311, 362, 373, 400 Ward, Arch 336 Ward, Arthur 93 Ward, B.J. 325 Ward, Burt 27 Ward, Caryn 380 Ward, Charles 285 Ward, Evelyn 79

Ward, Frances 197 Ward, Harland 198 Ward, James (Skip) 154 Ward, Janet 46 Ward, Janis 302 Ward, John 23, 24 Ward, Kelly 343 Ward, Larry 45, 46, 67 Ward, Lyman 138 Ward, Rachel 83, 414 Ward, Sandy 255, 303, 326, 366, 378 Ward, Skip 180, 217, 290, 318, 378 Ward, Tracey 391 Ward, Victoria 214 Ward, William 123 Ward, William Ashley 401 Warde, Harlan 78, 81, 84, 151, 221, 259, 277, 310, 320 Warden, Jack 37, 66, 158, 251, 402, 421 Warden for Man and Beast (Gentle Ben) 124 Ware, Clyde 69, 334, 350, 373 Ware, Herta 275 Ware, Leon 11 Ware, Midge 93 Warfield, Chris 50, 247 Warfield, Joe 45 Warfield, Marlene 204 Warfield, Marsha 234, 413 Waring, Fred (Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians) 97 Waring, Joseph 214, 304 Waring, Richard 296 Waring, Todd 350 Warlock, Billy 134 Warlock, Dick 197, 202 The Warlord (Bring ’em Back Alive) 37 Warner, Allyn 413 Warner, Daryl 413 Warner, David 149 Warner, Douglas 418 Warner, Jack 336 Warner, L.L. 53 Warner, Malcolm-Jamal 66 Warner, Robert 238 Warner, Sandra 116, 247 Warner Brothers Behind the Scenes 322 Warner Bros. Pictures, Television Division 11, 35, 38, 48, 53, 60, 66, 67, 87 Warner Brothers Presents (Warner Bros. Presents) 48, 53, 66, 166, 322 Warner Bros. Television (Division) 12, 22, 56, 81, 82, 95, 116, 137, 139, 166, 171, 177, 204, 222, 232, 234, 237, 256, 260, 273, 279, 281, 288, 293, 297, 298, 306, 318, 322, 329, 331, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 343, 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 356, 357, 359, 360, 361, 362, 364, 366, 368, 369, 370, 371, 373, 374, 377, 378, 381, 384, 387, 388, 390, 393, 394, 396, 398, 399, 400–402, 405–408, 411, 413, 414, 417, 418, 419, 421– 424 Warner Hollywood Studios 83, 148, 203 Warnick, Clay 357 The Warning of the Feathers (Amazon Trader) 336

531 Warnock, Don, Jr. 354 Warren, Bob 421 Warren, Charles Marquis 130, 319 Warren, Frank 26, 146, 312 Warren, Gale 328 Warren, Gil 245 Warren, Jennifer 81, 227, 278, 287, 335, 340, 344, 382, 396, 397, 407 Warren (Warnes), Jennifer 287 Warren, Jim 123 Warren, Joel 71 Warren, Katharine 310 Warren, Kathleen 277 Warren, Lee 183, 312 Warren, Lesley Ann 222, 341, 359, 383, 396, 404, 406 Warren, Mark 125, 270, 271 Warren, Michael 134, 146, 147, 162, 185 Warren, Nancy 319 Warren, Rod 404 Warren, Steve 183 Warren V. Bush Productions 381, 391 Warrender, Harold 92 Warrick, Ruth 249 Warshawsky, Ruth 321 Warwick, Dionne 48, 336, 367 Warwick, John 232 Warwick, Robert 54, 55, 139, 205 Wash Day (Zorro and Son) 332 Washbrook, Don 126 Washbrook, John 215, 247 Washburn, Beverly 141, 252, 273, 294, 321 Washburn, Johnny 247 Washington 420 Washington, Denzel 362 Washington, Kenneth 150 Washington: Behind Closed Doors 420 Wasson, Craig 256, 257, 296, 344, 422 Wasson, Susanne 291 Watanabe, Gedde 129 The Watch Commander (Police Story) 251 The Water Skier (Code 3) 60 Waterfront 323 The Watergate Killer (Most Wanted) 227 Waterman, Willard 56, 74, 132, 178 Waters, Cheryl 46 Waters, Chuck 236, 329 Waters, Ed 23, 24, 170, 171, 222, 223, 251, 286, 300 Waters, Ethel 28, 34 Waters, Harry, Jr. 176 Waters, Jim 135 Waters, Reba 216, 246 Waters, Tom 130, 386 Waterson, Harry 404 Watford, Gwen 374 Watkin, Pierre 35, 78, 215, 286, 322 Watkins, Carlene 313 Watkins, Linda 123, 141, 248, 298, 300 Watkins, Robin 284 Watson, Bill 86 Watson, Bobs 191 Watson, Bruce 130, 290 Watson, Debbie 304

Watson, James A., Jr. 252, 255, 272, 330, 339 Watson, Justice 140, 148 Watson, Larry 45, 393 Watson, Lucile 131 Watson, Mary 176 Watson, Michael 279 Watson, Mills 171, 254, 284, 296, 361, 373, 401 Watson, Minor 324 Watson, Robert 316 Watson, Sheila 35 Watson, William 365 Watson Sisters 309 Watt, Billie Lou 98 Watt, Sparky 181 Watters, Don 172 Watts, Charles 92, 316 Watts, William 367 Watty, Patrick 135 Waxman, Al 41 Waxman, Mark 293 Waxman, Stanley 331 The Way 324 Way, Anthony 388 Way, Eileen 388, 391 Way, Guy 220 Way, Michael Ryan 274 The Way to Heaven (The Jane Wyman Theater) 157 Wayans, Damon 273 Wayborn, Kristina 390 Wayfilms 248 Wayland, Len 30, 98, 356 Wayne, Bernie 262 Wayne, David 85, 136, 203, 204, 361, 374, 379, 385 Wayne, Ethan 168 Wayne, Fredd 247 Wayne, John 75, 333, 337, 342, 404 Wayne, Johnny 148 Wayne, Nina 41 Wayne, Patrick 315, 415 Wayne, Paul 48, 245, 246, 287, 288, 311 Wayne, Ronald 157 Wayne, Steve 59, 344 Wayne-Fellows Productions 399 Waynesmith, Gary 80, 163 The Wayward Hart (Hart to Hart) 138 W.B. Television Division 11 WCBS-TV 371 We Are Gathered Here Today on This Solemn Occasion to Lay to Rest — a Turtle??? (Camp Runamuck) 41 We Come Together (Knots Landing) 169 We Gather Together (Knots Landing) 169 We Got Each Other (Gidget) 126 We Only Wish to Wander (Kung Fu) 171 We, the People 324 We Two — and the Kids 340 Wead, Tim 377 The Weak Spot 420 The Weapon (West Point) 325 The Weapon Within (Blue Light) 31 Weary, A.C. 414 Weatherill, James 171 Weatherly, Shawn 281, 301 Weathers, Carl 152, 226 Weathers, Patrick 273

Weaver, Dennis 12, 81, 124, 130, 193, 251, 293, 336, 364, 396 Weaver, Doodles 27, 70, 297 Weaver, Fritz 116, 148, 155, 255, 295, 353, 385, 400 Weaver, Lee 95, 282 Weaver, Rick 194, 195, 196, 197 Weaver, Robby 293, 336 Weaver, Rusty 124 Weaver, Sylvester L., Jr. 328 The Web 324 Web of Hate (Doctor Kildare) 79 Webb, Jack 8, 51, 81, 82, 86, 142, 237, 252, 279, 306 Webb, James R. 211 Webb, Richard 55, 56, 70, 150, 214, 298, 313 Webb, Tommy 342 Webber, Peggy 53, 81, 86, 166, 253 Webber, Robert 22, 45, 294, 347, 407 Weber, Fredricka 43 Weber, Karl 55, 139 Weber, Ronald 184 Webster 324 Webster, Byron 36, 67, 275 Webster, Chuck 166, 296 Webster, Diana 255 Webster, Joanie 143 Webster, Mary 61, 75, 87, 128, 220 Webster, Nicholas 36, 200 Webster, Sandy 237 Webster, Skip 57, 90, 137, 203, 204, 233 Webster, Tom 383 Webster, Tony 258 The Wedding (Brothers) 39 The Wedding (Lancer) 172 The Wedding (Little House on the Prairie) 181 Wedding in the Tavern (Duffy’s Tavern) 82 Weddings 420 Weddle, Vernon 181, 227, 285 Wedemeyer, Hans 141 Wedgeworth, Ann 38, 87, 311, 402 Wedlock, Hugh, (Jr.) 157, 270, 282, 396 Weedle, Vernon 257 Weege, Reinhold 234, 235 A Week with Cinderella (Meet Mr. McNutley) 208 Weekend at Lake Placid (Meet Millie) 208 Weekend Warriors (Knight Rider) 168 Weeks, Christopher (=Jack De Leon) 175, 235 Weeks, Marion 306 Weesner, C.A. 399 Wehling, Bob 56 Weil, Jeri 151 Weil, Richard 261 Wein, Dean 167, 302 Weinberger, Ed 22, 66, 305 Weinberger, Jake 313 Weinberger, Michael 313 Weiner, Sol 329 Weingart, Mark 93, 169 Weingarten, Arthur (Art) 37, 200, 300, 330 Weinrib, Lennie 40, 280, 404 Weinstein, Sol 186, 231 Weintraub, Carl 25, 41, 227

INDEX Weintraub, Jerry 360 Weis, Don 23, 32, 39, 72, 90, 97, 156, 157, 185, 202, 236, 276, 300, 310, 323 Weis, Gary 272, 273 Weisbart, David 67, 179 Weisburd, Dan E. 326 Weiskopf, Bob 127, 191, 204, 243 Weiskopf, Kim 236 Weisman, Sam 25, 85, 255, 256, 390, 412 Weiss, Arthur 87, 116, 145, 198, 199, 201, 222, 260, 362 Weiss, Charles 79 Weissman, Jeffrey 274 Weissmueller, Johnny 164 Weissmueller, Johnny, Jr. 294 Weist, Dwight 324 Weithorn, Michael J. 90 Weitz, Barry 228, 407 Weitz, Bruce 146, 147, 411 Weitzman, Harvey 13 Welch, Douglas 389 Welch, Louis 176, 275, 363 Welch, Nelson 217, 276, 286 Welch, Robert L. 310 Welch, William 320, 376 Welcome Back (Kotter) (Welcome Back Kotter) 325 Welcome Back Kotter 325 Welcome Enemy (Sugarfoot) 297 Welcome Home (Happy Days) 134 Welcome Home a Stranger (Zane Grey Theater) 332 Welcome Jeremiah! 420 Welcome to America, Jade Snow (The Quest) 254 Welcome to Burbank (Lavern and Shirley) 174 Welcome to Genesis (Lancer) 172 Welcome to Grossmunchen (Blue Light) 31 Welcome to Santa Rosa County (Emergency!) 86 Weld, Tuesday 78, 221 Welden (Weldon), Ben 84, 191 Weldon, Ann 236, 373, 407 Weldon, Charles 351, 387 Weldon, Jimmy 90, 132 Weldon, Joan 54, 212 Welk, Lawrence 178 Welker, Frank 383 The Wellecliffe Story (O.K. Crackerby) 239 Weller, Mary Louise 24, 409 Weller, Peter 184 Welles, Halsted 117, 164, 192, 315 Welles, Jesse 279 Welles, Joan 84, 138, 375 Welles, Mel 12 Welles, Orson 194, 387 Welles, Rebecca 26, 248 Wellington Productions 417 Wellman, Cathy 319 Wellman, Cissy 257 Wellman, Maggie 386, 411, 417 Wellman, William, Jr. 318 Wellmans Come to Dinner (The Halls of Ivy) 131 Wells, Aarika 67, 138, 297 Wells, Billy 61 Wells, Bob 404 Wells, Carrie 339

INDEX Wells, Claudia 142, 337 Wells, Danny 271, 402 Wells, Dawn 126, 140, 154, 298 Wells, Douglas 381 Wells, Frank T. 289 Wells, H.G. 303 Wells, Jack 24 Wells, Julienne 284, 406 Wells, Kitty 160 Wells, Lee E. 135, 304 Wells, Mary K. 30 Wells, Maurice 55, 269 Wells, Rebecca 215 Wells, Richard S. 185 Wells, Robert 76 Wells, Sheilah 295, 390 Wells, Tiny 301 Wells Fargo 325 Welsch, Kristie 176 Welsh, Louis M. 297 Wendell, Howard 8, 27, 33, 150, 299 Wendkos, Paul 74, 128, 141, 154, 177, 311, 338, 339, 341, 363, 364 Wendorf, Ruben 162 Wendt, George 52, 138, 305 Wendy Warren and the News 414, 420 Wengraf, John 36, 140, 211 Wengrod, Karen 327 Wenker-Konner, Ronnie 138 Wenner, Leslie 309 Wentworth, Martha 218 We’re Not Coming Back (Twelve O’Clock High) 314 We’re Off to Kill the Wizard (Murder, She Wrote) 228 Werier, George 298 Werle, Barbara 271 Werner, Karen 369 Werner, Tom 66 Werris, Snag 81, 157 Werth, Paul 339, 346, 392 Wes Craven’s Invitation to Hell 348 Wescoatt, Rusty 72, 313 Wescott, Don 354 Wescourt, Gordon 328 Wesley, John 167 Wessel, Dick 178 Wesson, Dick 28, 246, 248, 304 Wesson, Eileen 173, 412 The West (Wide Wide World) 328 West, Adam 27, 29, 38, 55, 61, 75, 176, 205 West, Alvy (Alvy West Orchestra) 51 West, Bernard (Bernie) 14, 120–122, 128, 311 West, Brooks 229 West, Christopher 370 West, Don 295 West, Dottie 160 West, Elliot 30, 227, 297 West, H.E. 183 West, Howard 337 West, James Douglass 173 West, Jennifer 16 West, Judi 230 West, Louis Jolyon 348 West, Martin 123, 274 West, Paul 91 West, Red 128, 328, 329, 356 West, Rick 314 West, Roy 402 West, Sondra 334

532 West, Tamsin 398 West Hooker Productions Corp. 147 West of the River (Cheyenne) 53 West Point 325 The West Point Story 325 Westcott, Helen 212 Westerfield, James 74, 165, 177, 312, 313 Western Continentals 160 Western Marshal 292, 326 Western Night (Hour Glass) 149 Western Velvet (Gun Shy) 129 The Westernaires 372 Westerschulte, Dick 287 Westgate, Murray 167 Westgor, David 169 Westheimer, David 336 Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse 74, 170 Westinghouse Studio One 296 Westinghouse Summer Theater 296 Westman, Nydia 81, 172, 261 Westmoreland, James (Jim) 86, 225 Weston, Brad 55, 56, 178, 279 Weston, Carolyn 293 Weston, Cecil 131, 150 Weston, Celia 13 Weston, Ellen 85, 93, 286, 410 Weston, Jack 318 Weston, Paul (Paul Weston & His Orchestra; Paul Weston Dancers) 71, 163 Westside Medical 326 Wetmore, Joan 110, 296 Wever, Ned 178, 214, 224 Wexler, Paul 229 Weyman, Stanley J. 292 WGBH Television 343 Whale for the Killing 420 What a Body (Whodunit) 422 What Are Friends for? (Magnum, P.I.) 196 What Are Little Girls Made of (Star Trek) 291 What Are the Odds? 421 What Is This— Thanksgiving or a Nightmare? (Accidental Family) 8 What Is This— Thanksgiving or Hallowe’en? (Accidental Family) 8 What Men Don’t Tell Women 421 What Price Glory? (The Facts of Life) 88 What You Mean, ‘We,’ Amigo? (Gun Shy) 129 What’s a Rotten Kid Like You Doing in a Nice Fort Like This? (F Troop) 88 What’s in a Gnome? (Simon & Simon) 284 What’s Up Doc? 421 Wheatley, Joanne 97 Wheatley, William 363 Wheaton, Dale 124 Wheaton, Wil 414 Whedon, John 80 Whedon, Tom 317 Wheel of Death (Bronk) 38 Wheel of Fortune (The Adventures of Falcon) 10

Wheel of Fortune (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 Wheel of Misfortune (The Case of the Dangerous Robin) 49 Wheeler, Ann 51 Wheeler, Bert 309 Wheeler, Donna 233 Wheeler, Doug 398 Wheeler, Eileen 51 Wheeler, Elizabeth 51 Wheeler, John 350, 370 Wheeler, Nancy 204 Wheeler, Sandra 339 Wheeler and Murdoch 421 Wheels of Justice (Night Court) 235, 236 Whelan, Arleen 49, 276, 277 Whelan, Jill 185, 382 Whelchel, Lisa 88, 89 When Every Day Was the Fourth of July 421 When Hell Was in Session 421 When I Became a Man, I Put Away Childish Things (Daniel Boone) 70 When John Comes Marching Home (Sanford and Son) 272 When the Bough Breaks (Dallas) 68 When the Bough Breaks (Westside Medical) 326 Where Are My Children? 388 Where Did All the Roses Go? (Ben Casey) 28 Where Is Sylvia? (The Millionaire) 220 Where No Man Has Gone Before (Star Trek) 290 Where the Boys Are (Gung Ho) 129 Where the Ladies Go 395 Where the Stones Grow (Darkroom) 352 Where There’s a Will (Dennis the Menace) 74 Where There’s a Will There’s a Weigh (Johnny Come Lately) 376 Wherefore Art Thou Romeo? (The New Breed) 232 Wheresoever I Enter —(The Lloyd Bridges Show) 182 Which Witch Is Which? (Bewitched) 29 While There’s Life (The Jane Wyman Theater) 158 Whipp, Joseph 274 Whipple, Randy 230 Whipple, Shonda 84 The Whipporwills 290 Whirlwind Courtship (Death Valley Days) 73 The Whirlwinds 18 Whirlybirds 327 Whispering Smith 327 Whispers in the Wings (Hart to Hart) 138 The Whistler 327 Whitaker, Forest 393 Whitaker, Jack 319 Whitaker, Lou 196 Whitcomb, Dennis 45 Whitcomb, Dr. James 18 White, Adrian 262 White, Al (Al White Dancers) 128, 231, 274 White, Andrew (Andy) 26,

66, 124, 165, 237, 243, 311, 321, 329, 354 White, Betty 42 White, Bill, Jr. 132 White, Carole Ita 174 White, Christine (Chris) 61, 214, 219, 269 White, Dale 156 White, Daniel M. (Dan) 92, 93, 98, 198, 205, 316 White, David 29, 126, 153, 169, 295, 298 White, Deborah 344 White, De’voreaux 300 White, Diz 383 White, Donna 353 White, Edward J. 115 White, Frank 393 White, Jesse 69, 71, 74, 82, 127, 166, 346 White, John Sylvester 325 White, Johnstone 212 White, Larry 46, 93, 365, 366 White, Michael 81 White, Peter 128 White, Phyllis 17, 222, 228 White, Robb 247 White, Robert (A.) 17, 34, 58, 222, 228 White, Robertson (Bob) 87 White, Ron 400 White, Sammy 280 White, Sandy 213 White, Slappy 271 White, Sybil 186, 187, 188, 189 White, Ted 69, 70, 300 White, Tony 408 White, Watson 303 White, Will 122 White, Will J. 33, 214, 393 White, Yvonne 123 The White Collar Killer (Most Wanted) 227 White Fury (West Point) 325 The White Hat (Annapolis) 16 White-Line Warriors (Knight Rider) 168 White Out (The Man and the Challenge) 197 Whiteford, Steve 169 Whitehead, David 361 Whitehead, William M. 285 Whiteman, Russ 248 Whitfield, Anne 53, 56, 242 Whitfield, David 228, 293 Whither Thou Goest, Sam (Bold Venture) 33 Whiting, Arch 117, 320 Whiting, Napoleon 30 Whiting, Robert 196 Whitlock, Vic 54 Whitlow, Jill 302 Whitman, Charlene 71 Whitman, Ernest 28 Whitman, Jack 303 Whitman, Kipp 130 Whitman, Stuart 34, 58, 168, 202, 227, 283, 304, 346, 365, 406 Whitmore, Dean 76 Whitmore, James 177, 306, 401, 424 Whitmore, James, Jr. 128, 284 Whitmore, Stanford 9, 232, 363, 387, 389 Whitney, Celia 217 Whitney, Doug 258

533 Whitney, Grace Lee 7, 27, 244, 290, 291, 306 Whitney, Michael 286 Whitney, Peter 17, 35, 56, 72, 177, 269, 367 Whitney, Robert 299 Whitney, Russell 237 Whitney, Scott 291 Whitney, Shirley (Shurle) 212 Whitney, Susan 26 Whitney, Ty 260 Whitney, William 115 Whitney Ames (The Millionaire) 220 Whittaker, Johnny 172 Whittington, (Sweet) Dick 153 Whittington, Gene 285 Whittington, Harry 177 Whittle, Annie 392 Who Can Make the Sun Shine? (Baretta) 23 Who Killed Cock Robin ? (77 Sunset Strip) 280 Who Killed Malcolm X? 421 Who Killed Mr. X? (Burke’s Law) 39 Who Killed the Rabbit’s Husband? (Burke’s Law) 40 Who Killed the Rest? (Burke’s Law) 40 Who Mourns for Adonais? (Star Trek) 291 Who Was That Lady? (Bewitched) 29 Who Will Love My Children? 421 Whodunit 422 Who’ll See to the Children 370 Whorehouse Sting! 422 Whorf, David M. 289 Whorf, Richard 96, 177, 229, 259, 276, 320 Who’s the Boss? 327 Why Me? 422 Whyte, Patrick 249 Wiard, William (Bill) 45, 51, 69, 70, 85, 144, 185, 225, 226, 273, 274, 288, 289, 331, 408 Wiberg, Katherine A. 302 The Wiblet Will Get You If You Don’t Watch Out (Nanny and the Professor) 231 Wichita Town 327 Wicker, Ireene 182 Wicker, Tom 40 Wickes, Mary 71, 74, 131, 132, 133, 134, 143, 144, 191, 236, 306 Wickliffe, Mary 169 Wickwire, Nancy 154 Widdoes, James (Jamie) 73 Widdoes, Kathleen 154 The Wide Country 328 Wide Wide World 328 Wide World Mystery 392 Wideman, Ivan 181 Widmark, Richard 337, 420 A Widow’s Kiss (The Jane Wyman Theater) 158 Wieand, Dick 251 Wiener, Willard 97 Wiensko, Bob 297 Wiere Brothers 76 Wiesen, Bernard 149 Wiesman, Sam 362 The Wife of Bath’s Tale 323

The Wife Who Lived Twice (Fireside Theatre) 94 Wiggin, Tom 37 Wiggins, Chris 380 Wiggins, Russell 169 Wigginton, Richard (Dick) 240, 241 Wightman, Robert 321, 388 Wigutow, Dan 360 Wilbanks, Don 56, 75 Wilber (Wilbur), Carey 39, 46, 123, 136, 155, 172, 200, 203, 221, 310, 315, 320, 330 Wilbur T. Gerrold (The Millionaire) 213 Wilcher, Daryl 152 Wilcox, Claire 70 Wilcox, Dan 192, 193, 233, 234 Wilcox, Frank 27, 54, 59, 69, 73, 74, 156, 214, 220, 315, 317, 323, 324 Wilcox, Larry 57, 173, 401 Wilcox, Mary 158 Wilcox, Maurice 261 Wilcox, Nina 136 Wilcox, Ralph 40 Wilcox(-Horne), Collin 45 Wilcoxon, Henry 358, 421 Wild, Earl 78 Wild and Wooly 422 Wild Bull (The Monroes) 225 The Wild Child 422 The Wild Child (Rafferty) 256 Wild Dog of the Tetons (The Monroes) 225 The Wild West Show (Guestward Ho!) 129 The Wild Wild West 328 The Wildcats (V) 319 Wilde, Hagar 122 Wilde, Heather 331 Wilde, Oscar 92 Wilde, Percival 149 Wilde, Sonja 55 Wilde, Thomas (Tom) 145, 330 Wilder, Gene 387 Wilder, John 67, 218, 226, 288, 289, 331, 340, 380, 393, 423 Wilder, Laura Ingalls 181 Wilder, Margaret Buell 92 Wilder, Myles 38, 57, 82, 143 Wilder, Robert 94 Wilder, Yvonne 242 The Wilderness Trace (The Rough Riders) 269 Wildfire 422 Wilding, Michael 127 Wildof, Lee 390 Wiles, Gordon 173, 270, 381 Wiley, Bill 167 Wiley, David 58, 284 Wilke, Robert (J.) 35, 53, 54, 59, 93, 178, 179, 198, 255, 276, 280, 286, 321, 322, 327, 328, 422 Wilkerson, Guy 249, 325 Wilkerson, Martha 70 Wilkes, Donna 300, 339, 376 Wilkes, Pat 261 Wilkes, Paul 362 Wilkin, Barbara 87, 247 Wilkin, Brad 149 Wilkins, Martin 165, 216 Wilkinson, David 341 Wilkinson, Kate 359 Wilkinson, Wallace 152, 283

Wilkof, Lee 73, 138, 275 Wilkus, Patti 331 The Will (Sanford and Son) 272 The Will (The Millionaire) 219 Will, Sandra 365 Will Enter Port (The General Electric Theatre) 122 Will Purvis— Hanged, but Alive! (Marvin Miller, Storyteller) 386 Will Roland & Bert Farber Orchestra 18 The Will to Live (Daktari) 68 Will to Live (Rafferty) 257 The Will to Win (Dear Phoebe) 72 Will You Come Back? 423 Willard, Bonnie Jean 401 Willard, Fred 257, 358, 383, 397 Willens, Sheldon (Shel) 251, 274 Willes, Jean 9, 215, 217, 269, 313 William Carruthers Company Productions 245 William Castle Productions 58 William Courtney (The Millionaire) 217 William Morris Agency 50, 52 William Vaughn (The Millionaire) 217 Williams, Adam 56, 220, 306 Williams, Allen 93, 184, 274, 295, 297, 337 Williams, Andy 288, 366, 367 Williams, Ann 79 Williams, Anson 134, 135, 381 Williams, Barry 36, 155 Williams, Bert 277 Williams, Big Mose 331 Williams, Bill 10, 27, 74, 173, 213, 219 Williams, Billy Dee 81, 84, 337, 355, 407 Williams, Bob 213, 214 Williams, Brandon 128 Williams, Brook 143 Williams, Buffy 394 Williams, Cara 369 Williams, Carol Ann 382 Williams, Charlee 302 Williams, Chino 23 Williams, Cindy 174, 175, 250, 337, 364 Williams, Clarence, III 225, 301 Williams, Daniel 354 Williams, Ed 12 Williams, Elaine 96, 262 Williams, Frances E. 146 Williams, Frank 268 Williams, Grant 139, 140, 218 Williams, Guinn 54 Williams, Gunther Gebel 394 Williams, Guy 145, 184 Williams, Hal 45, 137, 227, 271 Williams, Hank 408 Williams, Ian Patrick 284 Williams, Jack 70 Williams, Jan 287 Williams, JoBeth 334 Williams, Joe 356, 415 Williams, John 68, 268 Williams, John Warner 68 Williams, Kent 210, 211

INDEX Williams, Larry 325 Williams, Leslie 359 Williams, Louise 40 Williams, Mack 54, 184, 209 Williams, Mason 287 Williams, Matt 66 Williams, Paul 36, 354, 367 Williams, Perry 175, 176 Williams, Rhys 97, 213, 259, 324 Williams, R.J. 203, 301 Williams, Richard 185 Williams, Richard Laurence 199 Williams, Ricki 379 Williams, Robert (B.) 56, 177, 151, 211, 216, 247 Williams, Robin 226 Williams, Roger 408 Williams, Russ 53 Williams, Spencer 35 Williams, Sur 258 Williams, Suzannah 68 Williams, Terence (Terry) 217 Williams, Tiger 421 Williams, Timothy 313 Williams, Tom 8, 68 Williams, Tonya Lee 380 Williams, Treat 361 Williams, Van 25, 27, 28, 35, 61, 141, 295, 298, 306, 372 Williams, Vanessa 404 Williams, Vince 148, 166 Williams, Wayne 338 Williamson, Fred 298 Williamson, Kat 49 Williamson, Kent 54 Williamson, Mykelti 28 Williamson, Nicol 424 Williard, Carol 176 Willie, Dap Sugar 128 Willingham, Noble 45, 68, 129, 141, 225, 350, 356, 377, 388 Willingham, William 327 Willis, Austin 45 Willis, Brynia 84 Willis, Marlene 36 Willis, Mary Pleshette 400, 406 Willis, Norman 12, 213 The Willis Sisters 159 Willmarth, Anne 197 Willmer, Catharine 374 Willock, Dave 201, 306, 322, 386 Willock, Margaret 93 Willona, the Fuzz (Good Times) 128 Willrich, Rudolph 170 Wills, Beverly 152 Wills, Chill 115, 122, 250, 321 Wills, Henry 41, 297 Wills, Maury 161 Wills, Sheila 286 Wills, Terry 95, 234 Willson, Paul 52, 176 Wilmore, Larry 88 Wilmot, John 385 Wilsey, Mary 379 Wilson, Alexandra (Laurie) 289 Wilson, Anthony 33, 154, 172, 354 Wilson, Barbara 33 Wilson, Cheryl-Ann 302 Wilson, Daniel 371, 411 Wilson, Dave 273 Wilson, David 363, 412

INDEX Wilson, Demond 271 Wilson, Dick 29, 32, 47, 52, 80, 221, 239, 287 Wilson, Don 156 Wilson, Donald J. 201 Wilson, Donald R. .54 Wilson, Dooley 28 Wilson, Earl 262 Wilson (Kellogg), Eileen 237, 404 Wilson, Elizabeth 324, 361, 382 Wilson, Flip 144, 270, 358, 368 Wilson, Gerard 282 Wilson, Gilbert 179 Wilson, Glenn 405 Wilson, Grant 13 Wilson, Ilona 45 Wilson, Irv 169, 388 Wilson, J. Donald 346 Wilson, Jane 51, 97, 263 Wilson, Jeannie 283, 284, 285, 293 Wilson, Jonathan 261 Wilson, Kim 392 Wilson, Lester (Lester Wilson Dancers) 383 Wilson, Lisle 236 Wilson, Marie 229, 388 Wilson, Mark 121 Wilson, Mary Louise 121 Wilson, Nancy 121, 288 Wilson, Ned 251, 356, 358 Wilson, Patricia 20, 85, 275 Wilson, Robin 14 Wilson, Roger 279 Wilson, Sheree J. 68 Wilson, Teddy 415 Wilson, Terry 320, 321 Wilson, Thomas F. 168 Wilson, Trey 289 Wilson, Walter 425 Wilson, Warren 34, 58, 323 Wilson, Zoey 397 Wilton, Eric 212 Wilton, Roger 413 Wilzak, Crissy 226 Winant, Ethel 128 Wincelberg, Shimon 67, 118, 142, 226, 252, 279, 291 Winchell, Paul 42, 58, 143, 191, 366 Winchell, Walter 74, 317 Winchester Quarantine (Cheyenne) 55 The Wind 423 Windish, Ilka 318, 404 Windom, William 56, 91, 96, 116, 117, 124, 125, 127, 153, 154, 164, 172, 228, 285, 294, 321, 331, 353, 390, 409, 422 The Window (Favorite Story) 92 Window on Main Street 329 Window on Main Street (Laverne and Shirley) 175 The Windsearchers 423 Windsor, Jane 19 Windsor, Kathleen 263 Windsor, Marie 54, 140, 180, 273, 283, 316, 375, 397 Windsor, Romy 344 Windust, Bretaigne 59, 96, 320 Windust, Penelope 86 Winehouse, Irwin 60, 61 Winer, Harry 138 Winfield, Chris 302 Winfield, Paul 339, 367

534 Wing, Leslie 167, 285 Winger, Debra 329 Wingreen, Jason 14, 31, 128, 171, 254, 286, 287, 292, 317, 366 Wings of Justice (Sky King) 286 Wings of Love 423 Winkelman, Michael 214 Winkler, Henry 134, 225, 271 Winley, Robert 281 Winn, Kitty 379 Winner Take All 423 Winner, Jeffrey 256 Winninger, Charles 217 Winningham, Mare 243, 336, 388, 414, 424 Winogradoff, Anatole 220, 423 Winslow, James 26, 270 Winslowe, Paula 190, 191, 230, 243, 245 Winsor, Roy 186 Winston, John 291 Winston, Leslie 321 Winston, Ron 32 The Winstons 21 Winter, Edward 8, 25, 93, 192, 193, 252, 284, 356, 390 Winter, Jack 175 Winter, Janet 284, 293 Winter, Lynette 126, 248 Winters, Bobby 18 Winters, David 247, 394, 404, 415 Winters, Deborah 204 Winters, Ernst 118, 119 Winters, Gloria 286 Winters, Jan 221 Winters, Jonathan 47, 48, 163, 226, 231 Winters, Marc 116, 422 Winters, Roland 207, 208, 215, 355 Winters, Shelley 143, 268 Winters/Rosen Production 394, 404, 415 Winterset 423 Wintersole, William 116, 154, 172, 244, 283 Winther, Jørn 163, 164, 394 Winwood, Estelle 27, 230, 244 Wirth, Wayne 148 Wisa D’Orso Dancers 163 Wisbar, Frank 94, 157 Wise, Ashton 319 Wise, Herbert 237 Wise, Mike 358, 379 Wise, Ray 25, 138, 222, 275, 302 Wiseman, Don 401 Wiseman, Joseph 223, 232, 295, 318 Wisenfeld, Suzanne 389 Wiser, Bud 208, 209, 327 Wiser, Linda 373 Wishengrad, Morton 399 Wiss, Doris 276 Wister, Owen 320 Witch Hunt (Movin’ On) 228 Witcher, Geoff 356 The Witches Are Out (Bewitched) 29 With Malice Toward One (The General Electric Theatre) 122 Withers, Bernadette 22, 246 Withers, Grant 320

Withers, Mark 83, 165, 372 Witherspoon, Dane 272 Without Mercy (The Virginian) 320 Withrow, Glenn 412 The Witness (Bronk) 38 The Witness (Harbor Command) 135 The Witness (The Millionaire) 220 The Witness (Tombstone Territory) 312 Witness Against the Judge (The Rough Riders) 270 Witney, Michael 313 Witney, William 70, 115, 144, 145, 286, 320, 325 Witt, Howard 170, 284 Witt, Kathryn 387 Witt, Paul Junger 93, 269, 390, 393 Witt/Thomas Production(s) 93, 390 Witthans, Robert 353 Wittman, Ellen 419 Wittman, Malcolm 401 Wittman/Riche Productions 419 Witts, Max Morgan 358 The Wizard 423 Wizard of Cheers (Cheers) 52 The Wizard of Ice (King of Diamonds) 165 WNBT 93, 149, 342, 378, 379, 407, 420, 423 WNET TV 419 Woelz, Jack 78, 207 Wohl, Jack 404, 410, 415 Wohrman, Bill 95 Wolders, Robert 173 Wolf, A. Sanford 60, 61 Wolf, Fred 273 Wolf, Mel 84 Wolf, Venita 96, 291, 328 The Wolf Man (Daniel Boone) 70 The Wolf Pack Killer (Most Wanted) 226 Wolfe, Digby 257, 270 Wolfe, Glenn 298 Wolfe, Ian 88, 172, 178, 275, 297, 324, 387, 424 Wolfe, Kedric 86 Wolfe, Nancy 364 Wolff, Lisa 350 Wolff, Nat 131–133 Wolfington, Iggie 141, 300, 360 Wolfman Jack 385 Wolfson, Abbie 330 Wolfson, Martin 155, 244 Wolfson, P.J. 185 Wolfson, Steve 314 Wolfson, Victor 180 Wolin, Kenny 176 Woll, Cynthia 359 Wolper, David L. 125, 390, 393, 415, 419 Wolper Organization 325 Wolper Productions 125, 390, 393, 415, 419 Wolper-Stan Margulies Productions 414 Wolpert, Roland 29 Wolpert, Stuart 88 Wolterstorff, Robert 293 A Woman Accused 374 The Woman in the Case 423

The Woman in White (Matt Houston) 203 Woman of Steel (Movin’ On) 228 Woman Trouble (Baretta) 24 The Women’s Room 424 Wonder Drug (Night Court) 235 Wonder Woman (1975–1977) 329 Wonder Woman (pilot) 424 Wonder Woman in Hollywood (Wonder Woman) 329 Wonderful World of Disney 355, 380, 386 Wong, Barbara Jean 34, 132 Wong, Carey 329 Wood, Allen K. 86 Wood, Alton 77 Wood, Andy 301, 422 Wood, Barry 328, 371, 402 Wood, Brian 360 Wood, Gary 274, 284 Wood, Gene 192 Wood, James 325 Wood, Janet 255, 346 Wood, Jeane 116 Wood, John Lisbon 95, 301, 372 Wood, Lana 23, 249, 392 Wood, Laraine Dell 146 Wood, Laura 280, 290 Wood, Natalie 166, 205, 206, 323, 333, 364 Wood, Preston 34, 86, 222, 255, 315 Wood, Robert (Ward) 12, 201 Wood, Victor 316 Wood, William 201 Wood, Wilson 58, 364 Woode, Margo 229 Woodell, Barbara 67, 92, 216, 221, 269 Woodell, Patricia (Pat) 117, 141, 248 Woodfield, William (Read) 87, 222, 353, 369, 385, 388 Woodman, Ruth (C.) 72 Woodruff, Largo 350 Woodruff, Pamela 225 Woods, Christopher 253, 376 Woods, Donald 68, 212, 304 Woods, Grant 67, 291 Woods, Harry 312 Woods, James 339, 395 Woods, Jerii 279, 354 Woods, Lesley 312 Woods, Mark 204 Woods, Michael 335 Woods, Pace 202 Woodson, William 140, 154, 166, 298, 310, 311, 420 Woodville, Katherine 125 Woodvine, John 335 Woodward, Bob 16, 122 Woodward, Joanne 358 Woodward, Lenore 138 Woodward, Morgan 130, 172, 203, 254, 291, 297, 302, 372 Woodward, Nevada 196 Woodworth, Woody 360, 383 Woodworth Collection 5, 360, 382, 383 Woody Fraser Productions 381 Woolf, Frank 183 Woollen, Susan 136, 202 Woolman, Harry 331 Woolrich, Cornell 276

535 Wopat, Tom 82 The Word 424 Word Is: Alternative (The New Land) 232 Word Is: Dignity (The New Land) 232 Word Is: Giving (The New Land) 232 Word Is: Gizmo (The New Land) 232 Word Is: Gulliver (The New Land) 232 Word Is: Hope (The New Land) 232 Word Is: Joy (The New Land) 232 Worden, Hank 70, 194 Words, Sylvester 279, 298 A Work of Art (Favorite Story) 92 Workman, (C.) Lindsay 42, 150, 244, 286, 310, 328, 347, 360 World Beyond (Favorite Story) 92 The World of Adam Wyatt 424 World of Giants 330 World’s End (Favorite Story) 92 Worldvision 252 Worley, Jo Anne 245, 270, 391, 419 Wormser, Jack 162 Wormser, Richard 277 Woronov, Mary 344 Worsham, Curry 13 Worshing, Margaret 115 Worth, Marvin 231 Worth, Nicholas 45, 128, 175, 235 Worthen, Ken 199 Worthen, Warren J. 24 Worthington, Barbara 89 Worthington, Carol 411 Worthington Miner 296 Worthy, Angela Wilder 370 Wrather, Jack 183, 354 Wrather Corp. 379 Wray, Ardel 261 Wray, Fay 68, 123, 139, 280, 365 Wray, John 245 Wreath of Poppies (The Affairs of China Smith) 11 The Wreck of the Robot (Lost in Space) 184 Wright, Amy 361 Wright, Barry 272 Wright, Ben 86, 97, 147, 303, 375, 417 Wright, Bob 47 Wright, Bruce 406 Wright, Capt. George 262 Wright, Herbert 193, 341 Wright, Howard 70, 223 Wright, Jane 341 Wright, Julann 263 Wright, Maggie 385 Wright, Marnelle 144 Wright, Martha 51 Wright, Michael 318, 418 Wright, Patrick 204, 235 Wright, Rennette 139 Wright, Richard 12, 146, 284, 372 Wright, Robert 290 Wright, Robert Vincent 298 Wright, Ronn 344 Wright, Roy 218

Wright, Terrence 175 Wright, Will 26, 55 Wrightson, Earl 263 Wrigley, Ben 60, 144 Writ of Terror (Lock-up) 182 Write Me a Love Scene (The Kraft Television Theatre) 170 Writers Company 370, 374, 405, 409 Wrixon, Maris 217 Wroe, Trudy 30 The Wrong Mr. Adams (The Rough Riders) 269 Wrong Number (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 The Wrong Way Home (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 Wrye, Donald 402 Wrye-Konigsberg Films 402 Wulff, Kai 273 Wuthering Heights (Fantasy Island) 91 Wyand, Carole 285 Wyatt, Al 328 Wyatt, Al, Sr. 45, 257 Wyatt, Don 287 Wyatt, Jane 91, 125, 350, 378, 388 Wyatt, Walter 254 Wyenn, Than 25, 45, 206, 227, 252, 259, 302, 322, 358 Wyle, Michael 300 Wyler, Gretchen 43, 119, 120 Wyler, John 279 Wyler, Richard 329 Wyler, Trude 51 Wyles, J. David 382 Wyles, Katherine 79 Wylie, Ida A.R. 170 Wyllie, Meg 22, 39, 169, 235, 313, 318, 401, 415 Wyman, Douglas 233 Wyman, Jane 89, 157, 158, 286, 395 Wyman, Stephen 72 Wymore, Patrice 55 Wynant, H.M. 26, 54, 72, 119, 136, 141, 197, 243, 247, 298 Wyndham, Anne 168 Wyner, George 146, 165, 203, 231, 255, 257, 347, 353, 388 Wynn, Bob 231, 257, 404 Wynn, Ed 84, 282 Wynn, Fred 60 Wynn, Gordon 12 Wynn, Keenan 12, 16, 23, 41, 74, 75, 228, 254, 298, 314 Wynn, May 216, 237 Wynn, Tracy Keenan 254, 344 Wynter, Dana 85, 155, 250, 328 Wynters, Sharyn 27 Wyss, Amanda 41 Xanadu Productions 144 Xmas (I Led Three Lives) 152 Xmas (Mr. District Attorney) 224 Yacht Club (Harbor Command) 135 The Yacht Murder Case (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 Yagemann, William (Bill) 74, 117, 118

Yagerman, Bill 307 Yagher, Jeff 318, 319 Yahr, Betty 185 Yakonelli, Frank 315 Yalem, Richard 196 Yaller (Death Valley Days) 73 Yama, Michael 149 Yampa Crossing (Sugarfoot) 297 Yancy Derringer 330 Yanez, David 24, 329 The Yankee Tornado (Bronco) 38 Yanok, George 365 Yarborough, Barton 81 Yarborough (Yarbrough), Jean 28, 50, 72, 152, 179, 231, 282, 283 Yarbrough, James P. 56 Yarnell, Bruce 244 Yarnell, David 381 Yashima, Momo 23, 293 Yasutake, Patti 129, 275 Yates, Cassie 25, 283, 285, 296, 335, 368 Yates, George (Washington) 9, 367 Yates, Hal 229 Yates, Jack 169, 203 Yates, John 45, 294, 305 Yates, William Robert (Bill) 118, 119, 129, 142, 243, 287, 293, 332, 373 Yeager, Biff 235, 293, 301 The Yellow Rose 330 The Yellow Rose of Texas 424 Yerkovich, Anthony 90, 146, 147 Yeryomina, Larisa 276 Yetter, William 86 Yi, Sherry 76 Yip, David 352 Yip, William 34 Yniguez, Richard 153, 273, 285, 373, 407 Yohn, Erica 275 Yonelli 18 York, Dick 29, 216, 220, 284, 320 York, Donald (“Donny”) 281 York, Francine 40, 155, 184, 254, 286, 295, 298 York, Gerald 269 York, Jeff 11, 69, 133, 248, 324, 354 York, John J. 149 York, Michael 352 York, Ned 254 York, Rebecca 233, 234 York, Susannah 366 Yorkin, Bud 156, 204, 271, 307, 356, 369, 413 Yorkin-Lear Productions 369 Yoshal, David 310 Yothers, Cory 421 Yothers, Tina 90, 347 You Asked for It 331 You Better Believe It 424 You Can’t Arrest Me — I Don’t Have a Driver’s License (I Dream of Jeannie) 150 You Can’t Fight City Hall (The Roaring Twenties) 261 You Gotta Know When to Hold ’em (Gun Shy) 129 You Have to Dig Deep (Gunsmoke) 130

INDEX You Only Die Twice (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) 275 You Remember Joe Maddox (Judd for the Defense) 164 You Think You’ve Got Troubles? (Norman Corwin Presents) 238 Young, Adrienne 91 Young, Agnes 186, 188, 189 Young, Alan 11, 125, 224, 231, 277 Young, Bob 88, 89, 327 Young, Bruce A. 86, 362 Young, Buck 137, 326, 351, 375 Young, Burt 23, 24 Young, Cameron 298 Young, Carlton (Carleton G.) 36, 115, 316 Young, Cletus 301 Young, Clint 45, 46, 226 Young, Collier 155, 268, 328 Young, Dalene 336, 381, 422 Young, David 340 Young, De De 330 Young, Donna Jean 270 Young, Faron 160 Young, Gig 48, 125, 166, 268, 322, 343, 391 Young, Heather 172 Young, Howard Irving 292 Young, James 123 Young, Jeff 79 Young, Jim 123 Young, Keone 273 Young, Loretta 91, 183, 184, 358 Young, Mary 35, 88, 245 Young, Norma 68 Young, Otis 70, 222, 243 Young, Ray 250, 254, 381, 395 Young, Richard 340 Young, Robert 91, 329, 357, 404, 413, 423 Young, Robert Malcolm 279, 289, 294, 335, 337, 341, 365, 405 Young, Roger 367 Young, Roland 309 Young, Skip 244 Young, Stephen 164, 272, 373 Young, Tony 56, 178, 312 Young, William Allen 149, 338, 395 Young Edgar Hoover and the FBI 424 The Young Fugitives (Cheyenne) 56 Young Jack London 424 Young Killer (Tombstone Territory) 312 Young Man on a Bicycle (The General Electric Theatre) 123 The Young Ones (Daniel Boone) 70 A Young People’s Comedy Concert 383 The Young Saints 163, 164 Youngblood, Peter 365 Younger Brothers’ Younger Brother (Bonanza) 34 Youngfellow, Barrie 337, 390 Youngman, Henny 262, 317, 413 Youngs, Gail 204, 334 Your Brother’s Keeper (Brothers) 39 Your Favorite Story 331

INDEX Your Number (The Unexpected) 316 Your Problem Panel 331 Your Show Time 331 Your Witness (Alfred Hitchcock Presents) 12 Your Witness (Public Defender) 253 Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper (Darkroom) 352 Youth Wants to Know 331 Yrigoyen, Joe 27, 70 Yue, Marion (Kodama) 89, 147, 167, 351 Yulin, Harris 226, 329, 361, 372, 387, 388, 401, 402, 419, 421 Yun, Lang 193 Yune, Johnny 365 Yung, Victor Sen 143, 171 Yurgatis, Robert 232 Yuro, Robert 25, 116, 227 Yuskis, Antonette 31 Zabriskie, Grace 281, 303 Zaccaro, John 205, 232, 312, 318 Zacchini 370 Zacha, W.T. 406 Zacharias, Steffen (Steve, Steven) 253, 363, 414 Zachary 417 Zachary, Ted 358 Zack 425 Zadikov, Greg 318

536 Zaffina, Dino 13 Zaga, Luis 371 Zagor, Michael 287, 360 Zahrn, Will 362 Zale, Alexander 153, 273, 403 Zane Gray Enterprises 332 Zane Grey Productions 30, 162 Zane Grey Theater 30, 259, 313, 332 Zano, Muni 202 Zapata, Carmen 86, 194, 204, 371, 382, 407 Zarchen, John 281 Zarcoff, Mort 303 Zaremba, John 151, 152, 155, 164, 165, 172, 244, 247, 280, 294, 295, 311 The Zarn (Land of the Lost) 173 Zarubica, Mladin 18 Zaslow, Michael 289, 290, 390 Zateslo, George 226, 365 Zavada, Ervin 334 Zawadski, Michael 341 Zeamer, Mike 342 Zee (Lancer) 172 Zee, Eleanor 377 Zee, John A. 37, 252 Zeigler, Ted 287, 381 Zekman, Pamela 388 Zelenca, Jerry 123 Zelinka, Sydney (Syd) 157, 366

Zell, Johnny 179 Zeman, Jacklyn 123 Zemrus, Tasha Lee 24 Zen and the Art of Cab Driving (Taxi) 305 Zenda, John 24 Zentall, Kate 233 Zentner, Si 121 Zerbe, Anthony 137, 171, 294, 364, 371, 372, 374 Ziegfeld 425 Ziegfeld, Florenz 425 Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women 425 Ziegman, Jerry 226, 289, 294 Ziman, Jerrold 254 Zimbalist, Efrem, Jr. 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 93, 139, 149, 204, 245, 279, 404, 405, 407, 413 Zimm, Maurice 61 Zimmer, Lee 244 Zimmer, Norma 76, 77, 179 Zimmerman, Harry (Harry Zimmerman Orchestra) 77 Zimmerman, Stan 129 Zinberg, Michael 32, 233, 312, 331 Zint, Gertrude 199 Zipp, Debbie 287 Zirkons Are Forever (Bay City Blues) 28 Zito, Cecie 78 Ziv, Frederick W. 26, 34, 58,

91, 115, 135, 145, 182, 194, 223, 277, 311, 314, 315 Ziv, Maurice 197, 209, 277 Ziv Television Productions 310 Ziv Television Programs 15, 33, 34, 58, 78, 84, 91, 135, 136, 145, 151, 182, 194, 197, 199, 207, 209, 223, 232, 269, 277, 304, 311, 315, 325, 330 Ziv-United Artists 7, 16, 26, 49, 87, 165, 166, 209, 259 Zmed, Adrian 300, 301, 302, 382 Zmuda, Bob 337 The Zodiac Crimes (Batman) 27 The Zodiac Man (The Name of the Game) 230 Zodrow, John 154 Zon, Deborah 413 Zorba, cast of 404 Zorn, John 8 Zorro and Son 332 Zuckerman, Besse 217, 221 Zuckert, Bill (Billy) 57, 67, 72, 158, 172, 232, 280, 284, 287, 374 Zulu 349 Zuro, Janice 43 Zweiback, (A.) Martin 171, 354 Zwick, Edward 396 Zwick, Joel 39, 162, 174, 325