Louis Pelletier scripts, 1936-1968
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Pelletier, Louis
- Title
- Louis Pelletier scripts
- Dates
- 1936-1968 (inclusive)19381968
- Quantity
- 5.65 cubic ft. (13 boxes)
- Collection Number
- 03141
- Summary
- Collection contains scripts, treatments, and outlines written by Pelletier for plays, radio and television programs, and motion pictures.
- Repository
- American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
American Heritage Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave.
Dept. 3924
Laramie, WY
82071
Telephone: 3077663756
ahcref@uwyo.edu - Access Restrictions
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There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
- Languages
- English
Historical Note
Louis Pelletier (1906-2000) was a writer of scripts for radio, the stage, and film and television.
Content Description
The collection contains scripts, treatments, and outlines written by Pelletier for plays, radio and television programs, and motion pictures, including the play "Howdy Stranger," the radio series "The FBI in Peace and War," the television program "The Detectives" and the movies "Those Calloways" and "Follow Me, Boys!"
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Preferred Citation
Item Description, Box Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.
Administrative Information
Related Materials
There are no known other archival collections created by Louis Pelletier as the date of processing.
Acquisition Information
The American Heritage Center received the materials in this collection from Louis Pelletier in 1969.
Processing Note
The collection was processed by Roger Simon in August 2026.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Scripts, Outlines, & Manuscripts
A
“Adventures of Tom and Huck” (Prod. 7172)
“Very free adaptation which didn’t make it to the air.”
- Description: Part One – First Draft Teleplay by PelletierDates: 1966Container: Box 1
- Description: Part Two – First Draft Teleplay by PelletierDates: 1966Container: Box 1
- Description: Part Three – First Draft Teleplay by PelletierDates: 1966Container: Box 1
“Angel” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 12 – “Togetherness” by Pelletier (two drafts)Dates: undatedContainer: Box 1
“Anthology ’57”
- Description: Script by Pelletier
“This series didn’t get off the ground, but I used the story for the attached TV show for Kraft [“One Way West” - see below].”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 1
B
“Big Caesar” (Prod. 3466)
- Description: Manuscript by Pelletier
“Free adaptation of kids’ book [by Charlton Ogburn].”
Dates: 1968Container: Box 1
“Big Red” (1962) (feature film) (Prod. 1865)
- Description: Treatment by PelletierDates: 1960Container: Box 1
- Description: Script by Pelletier
“My first feature – adapted from popular boys’ book of the same title [by Jim Kjelgaard.]”
Dates: 1961Container: Box 1
“Black Lightning”/“Chandar”/“The Leopard”/“The Leopard of Ceylon” (Prod. 3069)
- Description: Teleplay by PelletierDates: 1960Container: Box 1
- Description: Revised Teleplay by PelletierDates: 1962Container: Box 1
C
“The Circuit Riders”
- Description: Manuscript by Pelletier
“A new series for television.”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 1
D
“Danny the Kid”
- Description: Manuscript by Pelletier
“Treatment for a ‘Hitchcock’ bought but never made into screenplay.”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 1
“Deadline” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 6 – “The Accusing Finger” [“The Uncertain Finger”] by Pelletier (DL 20-218)Dates: undatedContainer: Box 1
“Dear Mr. Congressman”
- Description: Script by Pelletier
“Beginning of a pilot idea.”
Dates: 1959Container: Box 1
“The Detectives”/“Robert Taylor’s Detectives” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 4 – “Decoy” by PelletierDates: 1959Container: Box 1
- Description: Season 1, Episode 8 – “Back-Seat Driver” by Pelletier (two drafts)Dates: 1959Container: Box 1
- Description: Season 1, Episode 21 – “Armed and Dangerous” [“The Suspect”] by Pelletier (two drafts)Dates: 1959Container: Box 2
- Description: Season 2, Episode 24 – “Not So Long Ago” (Prod. No. 3658) by PelletierDates: 1961Container: Box 2
- Description: Season 3, Episode 8 – “Hit and Miss” (Prod. No. 4907) by Pelletier (two drafts, teaser, and outline)Dates: 1961, undatedContainer: Box 2
“Diamondback”
- Description: Manuscript by PelletierDates: undatedContainer: Box 2
“The Dog House” (Twentieth Century-Fox Television) (60-63)
- Description: Pilot Script - “The Bad Penny”
“Here is the pilot script for a half-hour comedy for television, written for Twentieth Century-Fox TV by Mr. Louis Pelletier.”
Dates: 1962Container: Box 2
“Double Exposure”
- Description: Step Outline (Prod. 7194) by Pelletier
"Adaptation."
Dates: 1966Container: Box 2
“The DuPont Show with June Allyson” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 18 – “Moment of Fear” – First Draft Teleplay by Pelletier (two drafts)
One draft includes the following note: “First draft screenplay and producer’s notes – with which writer does not agree.”
Dates: 1959Container: Box 2 - Description: Season 2, Episode 9 – “The Visitor” – Adapted by Pelletier, from a story by Vickie DaviesDates: 1960Container: Box 2
- Description: “H.M.” – Screenplay by Pelletier
"A series that didn't sell in spite of the enthusiam of the producer." Includes notes and a story outline, titled "The Adventures of H.M., by David Karp, attached to a letter from Peter Kortner, producer of "The Dupont Showw with June Allyson."
Dates: 1960, undatedContainer: Box 2
F
“The FBI in Peace in War” (radio series)
1953
- Description: “A Case of Chianti” by PelletierDates: September 30, 1953Container: Box 2
- Description: “The Great Northern Bubble” by PelletierDates: October 14, 1953Container: Box 2
- Description: “The Hide-Out” by PelletierDates: October 28, 1953Container: Box 2
- Description: “The Sitter” by PelletierDates: November 11, 1953Container: Box 2
- Description: “The Wall Street Man” by PelletierDates: November 25, 1953Container: Box 2
- Description: “The Number One Job” by PelletierDates: December 9, 1953Container: Box 2
- Description: “Who’s Who” by PelletierDates: December 23, 1953Container: Box 2
1954
- Description: “Bad Company” by PelletierDates: January 6, 1954Container: Box 2
- Description: “Sleight of Hand” by PelletierDates: January 20, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Small-Town Type” by PelletierDates: February 3, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Law of Averages” by PelletierDates: February 17, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The First Step” by PelletierDates: March 3, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “Help Wanted” by PelletierDates: March 17, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Colonel” by PelletierDates: March 31, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Talent Scout” by PelletierDates: April 14, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Helping Hand” by PelletierDates: April 28, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Bellhop” by PelletierDates: May 12, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Bank Job” by PelletierDates: May 26, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Analysis” by PelletierDates: June 9, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Wildcatters” by PelletierDates: June 23, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “Thirty-Nine, Ninety-Five” by PelletierDates: July 7, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Go-Getter” by PelletierDates: July 21, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Gentleman Friend” by PelletierDates: August 4, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “Lucky Smith” by PelletierDates: September 15, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “The Executive Type” by PelletierDates: September 29, 1954Container: Box 3
- Description: “One in a Hundred” by PelletierDates: October 13, 1954Container: Box 4
- Description: “Trigger Finger” by PelletierDates: November, 10, 1954Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Fourflusher” by PelletierDates: December 1, 1954Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Handyman” by PelletierDates: December 22, 1954Container: Box 4
1955
- Description: “Accidental Death” by PelletierDates: January 5, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “Last Will and Testament” by PelletierDates: January 19, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Sentimental Streak” by PelletierDates: February 2, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “Strictly Business” by PelletierDates: February 16, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Courier” by PelletierDates: March 2, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Father Leon Story” by PelletierDates: March 16, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Neighborhood Boy” by PelletierDates: March 30, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Literary Touch” by Pelletier (two copies)Dates: April 13, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “Winner Take Nothing” by PelletierDates: April 27, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Inside Track”Dates: May 11, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Schemers” by PelletierDates: May 25, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The South American Way” by PelletierDates: June 8, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “Protection Copy” by PelletierDates: June 22, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “Thirty to One” by PelletierDates: July 6, 1955Container: Box 4
- Description: “The Muscle Man” by PelletierDates: July 20, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Safari” by PelletierDates: August 3, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Weakest Link” by PelletierDates: August 17, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Prize Money” by PelletierDates: August 31, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Bungler” by PelletierDates: September 14, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Something for Nothing” by PelletierDates: September 28, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Big Time Charley” by PelletierDates: October 12, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Ballyhoo” by PelletierDates: October 26, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Forty-Five Automatic” by PelletierDates: November 9, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Strictly on the Cuff” by PelletierDates: November 23, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Romance Routine” by PelletierDates: December 7, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “Superhighway” by PelletierDates: December 21, 1955Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Geiger Counter” by PelletierDates: December 28, 1955Container: Box 5
1957
- Description: “The Money Lender” by PelletierDates: January 6, 1957Container: Box 5
- Description: “His Honor, the Mayor” by PelletierDates: Janury 12, 1957Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Kleptomaniac” by PelletierDates: January 27, 1957Container: Box 5
- Description: “Knock on Wood” by PelletierDates: February 10, 1957Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Last of the Hohenzollerns” by PelletierDates: February 17, 1957Container: Box 5
- Description: “The Novice” by PelletierDates: March 10, 1957Container: Box 5
- Description: “Worthington and Company” by PelletierDates: March 24, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Typists” by PelletierDates: April 17, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Old Ponzi Pitch” by PelletierDates: April 21, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Money Angle” by PelletierDates: May 5, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “Retirement Plan” by PelletierDates: May 19, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “Sixty-Forty” by PelletierDates: June 16, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Accident” by PelletierDates: June 30, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “Something to Hide” by PelletierDates: July 14, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Hero” by PelletierDates: July 21, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Triangle” by PelletierDates: August 11, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Winning Streak” by PelletierDates: August 25, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “Good Time Charley” by PelletierDates: 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “Dumb Luck” by PelletierDates: September 22, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Danger Signal” by PelletierDates: October 13, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Unreliable Ghost” by PelletierDates: October 20, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Quiet Type” by PelletierDates: October 27, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “Jailbait” by PelletierDates: November 17, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Selling Price” by PelletierDates: December 1, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Check Artist” by PelletierDates: December 15, 1957Container: Box 6
- Description: “The End of the Line” by Pelletier (two drafts)Dates: December 29, 1957Container: Box 6
1958
- Description: “One Too Many” by PelletierDates: January 6, 1958Container: Box 6
- Description: “The Personal Magnet” by PelletierDates: February 2, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “Just for the Money” by PelletierDates: February 23, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Developer” by PelletierDates: March 9, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Boy Friend” by PelletierDates: March 23, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Medical Man” by PelletierDates: April 13, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Honor Student” by PelletierDates: April 27, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Suburbanite” by PelletierDates: May 11, 19581958Container: Box 7
- Description: “Tall, Dark, and Handsome” by PelletierDates: May 25, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Sob Story” by PelletierDates: June 1, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “Made to Order” by PelletierDates: June 22, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Superman” by PelletierDates: July 6, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Dumb Brunette” by PelletierDates: July 20, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Banker” by PelletierDates: August 3, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “Solid Gold” by PelletierDates: August 17, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Muscle Man” by PelletierDates: August 241958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Patriot” by PelletierDates: September 14, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “Dynamite” by PelletierDates: September 28, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Gambling Streak” by PelletierDates: October 12, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The No-Good” by PelletierDates: October 19, 1958Container: Box 7
- Description: “The Car Hop” by PelletierDates: November 9, 1958Container: Box 7
“Follow Me, Boys!” (1966) (feature film)
- Description: Shooting Script (Prod. 2190) by Pelletier
“Based on the book ‘God and My Country’ by MacKinlay Kantor.” Includes as an insert promotional material for the movie.
Dates: 1965-1966Container: Box 7
G
“General Electric Theatre” (TV series)
- Description: Season 8, Episode 14 – “Mr. O’Malley” - Final Draft by Pelletier
“Adapted from a popular cartoon ‘Barnaby’ – reviews on back page.”
Dates: 1959Container: Box 8 - Description: “The Long Shot” (Prod. 16013) by Pelletier (three drafts)Dates: 1961Container: Box 8
“Goodyear Television Playhouse” (TV series)
- Description: Season 6, Episode 19 – “15 October 1864” – First Revision by Pelletier
“Based on a true incident of the Civil War. It came off quite well considering the problems of action in live TV.”
Dates: 1957Container: Box 8
“The Graysons” (Walt Disney Productions) (Prod. 3474)
- Description: Treatment by Pelletier
“Adaptation from turn of the century novel [by Edward Eggleston] of same name.”
Dates: 1967Container: Box 8
H
“Harrison Gibbs”
- Description: “The Bloodshot Eye” - Script and Outline by Pelletier
“The white paper outline sold the series to the Mirisch Co. They liked the pilot script too, but nothing has happened up to this time [August 1969].”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 8
“Hawaiian Eye” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 6 – “Cloud Over Koala” [“The Clouded Title”] – First Draft Teleplay by Pelletier
“I never really understood the story [by Stanley Niss] they gave me, but I had just arrived in L.A. and needed the experience.”
Dates: 1959Container: Box 8
“The Holdout”
- Description: Outline by Pelletier
Includes a note from David Victor of Paramount Pictures Corp. and comments regarding the outline. Ooutline for “The Rebel.”
Dates: 1960Container: Box 8
“Hong Kong” (TV series)
- Description: Script by Pelletier
Possibly episode 4 from season 1 – “Freebooter.” “‘Hong Kong’ was a popular TV series starring Rod Taylor. Don’t know what ever happened to the script – this is my rewrite.”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 8
“The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit” [“Year of the Horse”](1968) (feature film)] (Prod. 2196)
- Description: Revised First Draft Screenplay by PelletierDates: 1967Container: Box 8
- Description: Second Draft Screenplay by PelletierDates: 1967Container: Box 8
- Description: Shooting Script by PelletierDates: 1967Container: Box 9
- Description: Second Revised Shooting Script by PelletierDates: 1967Container: Box 9
“Howdy, Stranger”
- Description: Script “Git Along Little Dogie” by Robert Sloane and Pelletier
Includes a review of the show and sheet music for “Ride Tenderfoot Ride” (M. Witmark & Sons, NY, NY), 1938, from the movie “Cowboy from Brooklyn” (1938), which was based on “Howdy Stranger.” “This is the first thing I wrote in collaboration with a young actor friend, Bob Sloane. I was thirty at the time and had not written a line since college (Dartmouth 1928) and had flopped in half a dozen businesses. The story is mine, the words mostly Bob’s. We wrote it in two months, sold it in two weeks. It ran seventy-five performances on Broadway and was sold to Warner Brothers for four thousand dollars. They made two pictures [“Cowboy from Brooklyn” and “Two Guys form Texas”] out of it without having to pay us any more royalties. Times have changed. The screenplay of one of these pictures is attached, plus a review of the stage play. Of the nine critics eight thought it was awful, but this discerning fellow [Douglas Gilbert] on the World Telegram (an influential review at the time) thought it was just fine. He lost his job soon after.”
Dates: 1936Container: Box 9
I
“The Incredible Journey” (Walt Disney Productions) (Prod. 1881)
- Description: Step Outline and Screenplay by Pelletier
The 1963 feature film credits James Algar as the screenwriter.
Dates: 1961Container: Box 9
“Interpol”
- Description: Script by PelletierDates: undatedContainer: Box 9
K
“Kraft Mystery Theatre” (TV series)
- Description: Season 9, Episode 6 – “Number Four with Flowers” by Pelletier
Includes a letter from the editors of Kraft Television Theatre. “A first attempt at live TV. It didn’t win the prize [Kraft Television Theatre Playwright’s Award] but did sell to MGM for a movie. Among the actors were some promising beginners who are now featured players in films – John McGiver as Benny – Jack Klugman as Alfredo – Jack Wesotn as Eddie.”
Dates: 1955-1956Container: Box 9 - Description: Season 9, Episode 21 – “The Man on Roller Skates” – Revised by Pelletier
“Steve Allen was ‘the man on roller skates” – his first time out as an actor.”
Dates: 1956Container: Box 9 - Description: Season 9, Episode 44 – “One Way West” - Unrevised and Revised by PelletierDates: 1956, undatedContainer: Box 10
L
“Lux Video Theatre” (TV series)
- Description: Season 7, Episode 40 – “Who is Picasso?” – Revised by Pelletier
“The upward mobile society provided the idea for this one.”
Dates: 1957Container: Box 10
M
“The Magical World of Disney” (TV series)
- Description: Season 10, Episode 4 – “The Wahoo Bobcat” (Prod. 3112) – Outline, First Draft Teleplay, and Final Teleplay by Pelletier
“Adaptation – shot in 16mm on location.”
Dates: 1961Container: Box 10
“The Man Behind the Gun” (radio series)
- Description: “Airborne Engineers” by Pelletier
Includes a letter from Col. L.W. Yarborough, Recruiting Publicity Bureau, U.S. Army.
Dates: October 9, 1943Container: Box 10 - Description: “Nurse Corps” by PelletierDates: January 22, 1944Container: Box 10
“Medallion Theatre” (TV series)
- Description: Season 2, Episode 20 – “The Blue Serge Suit” by PelletierDates: 1953Container: Box 10
“The Monroes” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 21 – “Killer Cougar” – First Draft and Final by PelletierDates: 1966Container: Box 10
O
“Once in a Haystack”
- Description: Treatment by Pelletier
“Bought by Fox as a treatment – never got to screenplay.”
Dates: 1963Container: Box 10
“The Other Devil”
- Description: Script “Shame the Devil” by Pelletier and Jack Anson Finke
Includes as clippings reviews of the play from “Variety” and “The Daily Record.” “Attached to this one is the New Republic article which sparked the idea for the play. We chose to treat a serious subject in comedic terms and were moderately successful, according to Variety.”
Dates: 1950, undatedContainer: Box 10
P
“The Painter and the Lady” (Audubon) (Prod. 7147)
- Description: Treatment by PelletierDates: 1963Container: Box 11
R
“Rascal” (Prod. 7157)
- Description: Story Outline by PelletierDates: 1965Container: Box 11
S
“The Sea Ghost” (Twentieth Century-Fox Television)
- Description: Pilot Script – First Draft by Pelletier
“Created by Larry Cohen.” “A series for the young fry – network decided it didn’t have enough gore.”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 11
“Smith!” (1969) (feature film)] (Prod. 3474)
- Description: Treatment [“Breaking Smith’s Quarter Horse”] by PelletierDates: 1968Container: Box 11
- Description: Revised Treatment [“Breaking Smith’s Quarter Horse”] by PelletierDates: 1968Container: Box 11
- Description: Revised Screenplay [“Breaking Smith’s Quarter Horse”] by Pelletier - April 2, 1968Dates: 1968Container: Box 11
- Description: Revised Screenplay [“Breaking Smith’s Quarter Horse”] by Pelletier - April 26, 1968Dates: 1968Container: Box 11
“The Sounding Brass”
- Description: Script by Pelletier and Jack Finke
“This play was written at the beginning of the McCarthy witch hunts, Red Channels, and blacklists. It had a message, was optioned but never made it to Broadway.”
Dates: undatedContainer: Box 11
“Sweet Liberty”
- Description: Script by Pelletier
“Second play.”
Dates: 1938Container: Box 11
T
“Those Calloways” (1965) (feature film) (Prod. 4550)
- Description: Screenplay “Wild Goose Stop” by PelletierDates: 1962Container: Box 12
“The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters” (TV series)
- Description: Season 1, Episode 14 – “The Day of the Pawnees: Part 1” [“The Day of Betrayal”] (Prod. 7004) – First Draft and Final Draft by PellitierDates: 1963Container: Box 12
- Description: “The Day of the Golden Fleece” (Prod. 7012) – First Draft and Final Draft by Pellitier
“The final draft was re-written by the management.”
Dates: 1963Container: Box 12
“Two Guys from Texas” (1948) (feature film)
- Description: Final by I.A.L. Diamond and Allen Boretz
Based on “Howdy, Stranger” (see above).
Dates: 1947Container: Box 12
U
“The United States Steel Hour” (TV series)
- Description: Season 6, Episode 4 – “Secret in the Family” – Revised Rehearsal Draft by PelletierDates: 1958Container: Box 12
- Description: Season 6, Episode 13 – “The Square Egghead” – First Draft and As Telecast Draft by Pelletier
“At this time, a number of big businesses were sending their executives back to college, which provided a springboard for this comedy.”
Dates: 1958-1959Container: Box 12
“The Untouchables” (TV series)
- Description: Season 3, Episode 1 – “The Troubleshooter” – Outline and First Draft Teleplay by Pelletier
Includes a clipping from “Variety” that mentions the episode. “I wrote only one of this popular series, but it was exciting to work with a top director like Stuart Rosenberg.”
Dates: 1961Container: Box 12 - Description: “The Man form Marseilles” - Outline by PelletierDates: undatedContainer: Box 13
W
“Wide Country” (TV series)
- Description: Season 10, Episode 4 – “Tears on a Painted Face” [“Not for Laughing”] (Prod. 17404) by PelletierDates: 1962Container: Box 13
“Woodcutter’s House” (Prod. 1660)
- Description: Outline by Pelletier
“From the book by Robert Nathan.”
Dates: 1963Container: Box 13
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- Radio programs -- United States.
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- Television authorship.
- Television programs -- United States.
- Television scripts.
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