AHJ_ah06304 Inventory of the Frank McDonald papers, 1935-1976 McDonald (Frank) Papers University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
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 Finding aid encoded by Ann Mulfort July 2013 Finding aid is in English Collection Summary McDonald, Frank, 1899-1980. Frank McDonald papers 1935-1976 06304 35.97 cubic feet (79 boxes) University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. English Frank McDonald was a director for motion pictures and television programs. Collection contains a manuscript for McDonald's unpublished autobiography, correspondence, promotional material, scripts, photographs and stills, and scrapbooks regarding McDonald's career as a director. Biography of Frank McDonald

McDonald was a director for motion pictures and television programs. He began directing in 1935 and after 1945 directed mostly westerns for Republic Pictures. During the late 1950s and 1960s McDonald directed for television, most notably the "Wyatt Earp" television program.

 Scope and Content

Collection contains materials relating to McDonald's career as a director, including 28 pieces of correspondence (1935-1976); promotional material for motion pictures and television programs (1935-1966); scripts with treatments for many motion pictures directed by McDonald (1936-1962); photographs and stills of McDonald, various celebrities and from silent movies; 5 scrapbooks (1918-1938); set plans for two episodes of "Wyatt Earp" (1958); a television script for a commercial for "Wyatt Earp"; television scripts (1950-1961); and the manuscript for McDonald's unpublished autobiography. Scripts are mostly photocopies.

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There are no known other archival collections created by Frank McDonald at the date of processing.

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The collection was received from Frank McDonald in 1976 and from Frank Nason in 1981.

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 Access Terms Republic Pictures Corporation. Television -- Production and direction -- United States. Television programs -- United States. Television scripts. Motion pictures -- Production and direction -- United States. Motion pictures -- United States. Silent films. Western films -- United States. Western television programs. Film stills. Photographs. Scrapbooks. Scripts. Motion picture producers and directors. Television producers and directors. <?xm-replace_text {Title as Subject}?> Sioux City Sue (Motion picture) Bells of Rosarita (Motion picture) Annie Oakley (Motion picture) Wild Bill Hickok (Television program) Wyatt Earp (Television program) Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Performing Arts Container List BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: M145-FPearson, Joe. A short biography written about McDonald sometime in the 1940s. 1 page Xeroxed1940s CORRESPONDENCE (xeroxed): 1To: Frank McDonald. From: Robert KnutsonJune 7, 1973 1To: Gene M. Gressley. From: F. Mc.July 15, 1976 1To: GMG. From: F. Mc.July 16, 1976 1To: GMG. From: F. Mc.July 29, 1976 MANUSCRIPT: 1AMcDonald, Frank, BETWEEN THE COVERS, AND/OR, IT'S NOT IN THE SCRIPT, An autobiographical work. 449 pages, some Xeroxed, others carbon copies NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS: 1Shalit, Sid. "Actors Take Back Seat to Horses, Says Director." THE NEW YORK DAILY NEWSMay 21, 1957 1Nisbet, Fairfax. "Air Theater: Director With Credits." THE DALLAS MORNING NEWSSeptember 5, 1963 PHOTOGRAPH: B-M145-FbAn 8x10 studio portait in black and white of Frank McDonald. REPRINTS: 1"Meet Miss Goodee Montgomery"; reprinted from GIFTS &amp;amp; DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES. 1 page Xeroxed. 1McDonald, Frank. "The Problems of Reading Plays"; no publication or date given. 2 pages Xeroxedno date ADVERTISEMENTS: 129 Pieces. ARTICLES: 1Collier, John, "Back for Christmas," THE NEW YORKER October 7, 1939 1Nebel, Frederick, "No Hard Feelings," BLACK MASK, no date, heavily annotatedno date BOOKS: 80Bartholomew, J. G. (ed.), THE XXTH CENTURY CITIZEN'S ATLAS OF THE WORLD, London: George Newnes, Ltd., (Front cover loose)no date 80Meyers, Warren B., WHO IS THAT? (paperback), New York: Personality Posters Inc.1967 CHECKS: 1Bank of America counter-checks--19 pieces CORRESPONDENCE: 1To: F McD. From: Wayne M. Weishaar.September 12, 1935 1To: F McD. From: Priscilla Wayne Sprague.May 11, 1936 1To: F McD. From: Wayne M. Weishaar.November 14, 1936 1To: Jack L. Warner. From: Joseph I. Breen.July 23, 1937 1To: Allen A. Wilson. From: Joseph I. Breen.November 28, 1944 1To: F McD. From: Jackie Miller.October 31, 1946 1To: F McD. From: Otto Forst.April 19, 1951 1To: F McD. From: Guya Lorn.July 15, 1952 1To: F McD. From: Donald L. Fernow.March 19, 1954 1To: Mr. Broidy. From: Don BiBeau.March 30, 1954 1To: William F. Broidy. From: Liam Sullivan.June 16, 1954 1To: F McD. From: Bill Joyce.January 10, 1955 1To: F McD. From: Bill Masters.October 2, 1958 1To: Norman (S. Hall). From: F McD.September 20, 1959 1To: F McD. From: Andres Oropeza.November 18, 1959 1To: F McD. From: Elizabeth.February 21, 1960 1To: Friend. From: John E. Lavery.May 25, 1960 1To: F McD. From: Pierre J. Huss.March 28, 1962 1To: F McD. From: Rick Dorio.July 19, 1963 1To: Most Valued Customers. From: Goodee Montgomery Corp.November 1969 1To: F McD. From: Robert B. Long.March 29, 1973 1To: David. From: F McD.June 29, 1976 1To: F McD. From: Craig.no date 1To: F McD. From: Myrna Ross.no date 1To: Sir. From: Herb Evans.no date 1To: (F McD). From: Louis Filett.no date 1To: F McD. From: Don Reed.no date 1To: Cooper-Finkel Company. From: F McD.no date EXHIBITORS CAMPAIGN MANUALS: oversizeAllied Artists, "Raymie," directed by F McDno date oversizeMonogram, "Sea Tiger," directed by F McD, (2 copies)no date oversizeMonogram, "Sierra Passage," directed by F McDno date oversizeParamount, "Flying Blind," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Arkansas Judge," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Barnyard Follies," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Carolina Moon," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Country Fair," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Forgotten Girls," story by F McD, (2 copies)no date oversizeRepublic, "Gaucho Serenade," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Grand Ole Opry," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "The Old Homestead," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Rancho Grande," directed by F McD, (2 copies)no date oversizeRepublic, "Ride Tenderfoot, Ride," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Tuxedo Junction," directed by F McDno date oversizeRepublic, "Under Fiesta Stars," directed by F McDno date oversizeWarner Brothers, "The Big Noise, directed by F McD, (2 copies)1936 oversizeWarner Brothers, "Boulder Dam," directed by F McD, (3 copies)1936 oversizeWarner Brothers, "Broadway Hostess," directed by F McD1935 oversizeWarner Brothers, "Isle of Fury," directed by F McD1936 oversizeWarner Brothers, "Love Begins at 20," directed by F McD, (2 copies)1936 oversizeWarner Brothers, "Murder By An Aristocrat," directed by F McD, (2 copies)1936 oversizeWarner Brothers, "The Murder of Dr. Harrigan," directed by F McD, (2 copies)1935 oversizeWarner Brothers, "Treachery Rides the Range," directed by F McD, 1935 (2 copies)1935 HANDBILLS: 1The Crow Stock Company presents "Bella," by F McD and Goodee Montgomery, (4 copies)1935 1Garrick Theatre presents "Serious Charge,"February 17, (1955) 1The Little Theatre Guild of the Oranges presents "The Pace Makers," by F McD, (7 copies)May 9, 1932 1The Little Theatre Guild of the Oranges presents "The Youngest,"May 2, 1932 1The New Pabst Theatre presents "Aren't We All,"February 10, 1929 INVITATIONS: 13 pieces LISTS/INDEXES: 1THE BILLBOARD INDEXAugust 15, 1925; August 14, 1926; August 13, 1927 1Laundry List, unidentified (2 copies; written in Mexican and English) 1Reminder List, Eligible Releases, 24th Academy Awards1951 1Unidentified handwritten listno date MANUSCRIPTS--ARTICLE: 1McD, F., THE SUMMER WORKSHOP OF THE THEATRE, THE MASQUER'S CLUB FOREWARD, 3 page original typescript, annotated; 4 page mimeono date MANUSCRIPTS--BOOK: 1Usher, Jack, BROTHERS &amp; SISTERS HAVE I NONE, 258 page xerox (3 copies)March 3, 1958 MANUSCRIPTS--SCRIPTS: 2Anhalt, Edna and Edward Anhalt, PANIC, September 2, 1947, 108 page carbonSeptember 2, 1947 2Burgess, Dorothy A., NEVER TOO OLD, no date, 139 page carbonno date 2Darling, W. Scott, THE HOLLYWOOD STORY, 126 page carbon 2Dazey, Frank Mitchell and Agnes Christine Johnston, LITTLE BLACK SHEEP, no date, 135 page original typescriptno date 2Dorio, Rick, AN ARMFUL OF HELL, no date, 122 page carbonno date 2Erwin, Roy, 77TH BENGAL LANGERS, "Young Lovers," November 28, 1956, 44 page original typescript, annotatedNovember 28, 1956 2Gamet, Kenneth and Don Ryan, IT TAKES NERVE, no date, 98 page carbon, annotatedno date 3Hall, Norman Shannon, (PISTOLERO), no date, 49 page original typescript, annotatedno date 3Knox, Brice J., THIS PLAYER HERE, no date, 114 page carbonno date 3Lauren, Bernard R., ONE FOR THE BOOK, 1950, 80 page original typescript1950 3McD, F., BLIND BARGAIN, 1933, 108 page carbon; 11 page original typescript; annotated; 119 page original typescript; 114 page carbon1933 4McD, F. and Vance Skarstedt, FEARTOWN, 149 page original typescript, annotated; 157 page original typescript and xerox, annotated; 142 page carbon; 149 page carbon and original typescript, annotated; 141 page original typescript; 5[McD, F. and Vance Skarstedt, FEARTOWN] 142 page carbon (2 copies); 163 page mimeo and carbon, heavily annotated; 161 page mimeo and original typescript, heavily annotated 5McD, F., IN OLD NEW YORK, 1956, 55 page carbon, annotated; 73 page original typescript; 90 page carbon1956 5McD, F. and Elizabeth Meehan, INTO THE DARKNESS, 1949, 75 page carbon, annotated1949 5McD, F. and Goodee Montgomery, LAD OF THE ALLEY (formerly, SO YOU WON'T TALK), 110 page carbon, annotated 6McD, F. and Goodee Montgomery, THE LAST HEADLINE (formerly, A BOMB FOR CATHY), no date, 105 page carbon; 103 page xerox; 135 page carbon, annotated; 166 page original typescript; 166 page carbon (2 copies); 164 page carbonno date 6McD, F., MEZZANINE, 47 page carbon 7[McD, F., MEZZANINE] 47 page original typescript; 124 page carbon, heavily annotated 7McD, F., MY HEART AND I, no date, 136 page carbon; 136 page carbon and original typescript, annotated; 135 page carbonno date 7McD, F., THE ROCKET, 45 page original typescript and carbon, annotated 7McD, F., TALK TO ME FREDERICK, 97 page carbon, heavily annotated 7McD, F., WOMAN'S WORLD, 18 page original typescript, 16 page carbon 7McD, F., YESTERDAYS ISLAND, 108 page original typescript, annotated 7Marceau, Onda, PICK AND SHOVELS, 47 page carbon 7Marchand, Leopold, LES MESSIEURS DE LA SANTE, 142 page carbon 7Markson, Ben, RED APPLES, July 18, 1935, 113 page original typescriptJuly 18, 1935 8Montgomery, Goodee, HAMLET STRIKES BACK (formerly, GLAMOUR C.O.D.) August 24, 1937, 50 page carbon, annotated1937 8Otto, Frederick E. and F McD, SUICIDE OR MURDER, no date, 51 page original typescript and carbon and handwrittenno date 8Patterson, William John, PROMETHEUS' FOLLY, no date, 62 page original typescriptno date 8Percy, Edward, DOCTOR BRENT'S HOUSEHOLD, no date, 111 page carbon and original typescript, annotatedno date 8Raison, M. M., Bob Schaefer and Eric Freiwald, THE MUSIC TEACHER, no date, 38 page original typescriptno date 8Schaefer, Robert and Eric Freiwald, THE OUTLAW'S PORTRAIT, no date, 39 page carbonno date 8Slavin, George, 77TH BENGAL LANCERS, "The Deserter," January 7, 1957, 43 page original typescript, annotated1957 8Tchkonitz, Anton, THE SINS WE DO, 1941, 68 page original typescript, annotated 8Trebor, Haynes, OLD WISHWASH, no date, 94 page carbonno date 8Vadnay, Laslo and George Halasz, LINDA, BE GOOD, 103 page carbon 8Wayne, Priscilla and Wayne Weishaar, LET'S PRETEND, no date, 108 page original typescript, annotatedno date 8Wilson, Wilson and W. Friedman, PUBLIC CHOICE, no date, 73 page original typescriptno date 8No Author, THE ADVENTURES OF TOM MIX, March 21, 1957, 46 page original typescript, annotatedMarch 21, 1957 8No Author, THE PUBLICAN, 22 page carbon; 18 page carbon 8No Author, UNDERWATER CITY, 112 page carbon, annotated MANUSCRIPTS--STORIES: 9Booth, Charles G., ELEVEN WERE BRAVE, 85 page carbon 9Bren, J. Robert, Gladys Atwater and Sam Taylor, DANGERS OF DELILAH, 30 page mimeo 9Clark, Fletcher H., WINGS IN THE MOUNTAINS, 30 page original typescript 9Darling, W. Scott and Erna Lazarus, THE BRIDE TAKES A RIDE, 58 pages 9Elgin, Rex, THE TURNS IN THE ALLEY, 33 page original typescript 9Forrester, Izola and Mann Page, PROBLEM CHILD, 31 page original typescript, annotated 9Foster, Lewis R. and Isabel Dawn, THE MIS-ADVENTURES OF ALONZO GROGG, 58 page mimeo 9Guterson, Ben and Ateas Saeta, THE CASE OF THE CONFUSED JEWEL THIEF, 5 page carbon; 9 page carbon 9Guterson, Mischa and Thomas Dixon Jr., GOLDEN HANDS, 77 page carbon1947 9Hall, Norman Shannon, SNOW MAN, 9 page carbon 9Hawkins, Margaret and F McD, THE SHADOW AND THE SWORD, 59 page carbon 9Hawkins, Margaret, TRIANGLE, 7 page original typescript (note to F McD attached) 9Heerman, Victor and Sarah Mason, ROLL OUT THE RAINBOW, 19 page carbon 9Holloway, Bertrand, Robert Dean Speers and Ralph W. Miller, MAGNA CARTA, 27 page mimeo 9Huss, Pierre J., SATAN'S WIFE, 64 page xerox1961 9Kafka, John, THE APPLE ORCHARD, 119 page mimeo 9Lake, Stuart N., SPOTLESS SMITH, 22 page carbon 10Larrimer, David, THE DAWN COMES TWICE, 102 page mimeo (4 copies) 10Lawrence, Henry O. and Idelle Berkson, VOICE OF AN ANGEL, 23 page carbon 10McDonald, Donna, THE SINS WE DO, 25 page original typescript, annotatedJuly 15, 1937 10McD, F., THE CRIMSON CARRIAGE, 86 page original typescript, annotated; 86 page carbon, annotated; 101 page mimeo 10McD, F., THE DAWN COMES TWICE, 99 page carbon 10McD, F., FEARTOWN, U.S.A., 19 page carbon (2 copies)1956 10McD, F., THE HUMAN ELEMENT, 65 page mimeo and carbon; 34 page mimeo (3 copies)1956 11McD, F., RACING FORM, 27 page original typescript, annotated; 27 page carbon, annotatedApril 19, 1934 11McD, F., THE ROCKET, 44 page carbon, annotated1933 11McD, F., WIN WITH WILLIE, 10 page original typescript, annotated; 15 page original typescript; 15 page carbon; 8 page xeroxFebruary 1975 11Mack, Arthur D., UNHOLY TRIO, 28 page carbon 11Meehan, Elizabeth, A MAN IN THE HAND, 20 page mimeo 11Meyers, Anton C., THE DAWN COMES TWICE, 73 page original typescript and carbon, annotated 11Saunders, Don and Kenneth Burgess, BLOSSOMS FOR GLORIA, 58 page original typescript and carbon, heavily annotated; 64 page mimeo, annotated; 65 page mimeo 11Starr, Barry, NEWS ON THE WING, 36 page carbon 11Tuttle, Burl, SIX-GUN RHYTHM, 80 page original typescript 11Usher, Jack, BEL CANTO, 34 page xerox 11Wandberg, Warren D., BORN TO DIE, 92 page carbon 11Wayne, Priscilla and Wayne Weishaar, LET'S PRETEND, 4 page carbonFebruary 24, 1937 11Webster, M. Coates and Clarence Upson Young, BEAUTY, INC. 50 page original typescript, annotated MANUSCRIPTS--SYNOPSIS & TREATMENTS: 11Faber, Charles H., THE MIRACLE OF SPRING, 5 page original typescript 11Garrett, Marshall, RANCHOS CONNILLOS, 15 page carbonApril 1946 11Geraghty, Gerald, SHINE ON TEXAS MOON, 35 page carbonMarch 1, 1946 11Guterson, Ben, G-I-V-E-T-S "BEDSIDE QUIZZ," 3 page carbon 11Hall, Norman Shannon, THE ADIRONDACKERS, 7 page original typescript (note to F McD attached) 11Hall, Norman Shannon, PISTOLERO, 7 page carbon (note to F McD attached) 11Hall, Norman Shannon, TASCOSA, 6 page original typescript (ote to F McD attached) 11Hall, Norman Shannon, TOUGH COP, 6 page original typescript (note to F McD attached) 11Hoffman, Max Jr., PHANTOM VOICES, 8 page original typescript 12Hyland, Frances, TURN HOME DELUXE, 108 page carbon December 12, 1945 12King, Robert Martin, EVA: THE EVA BRAUN STORY, 37 page original typescript and mimeo 12King, Robert Martin, EVA: THE TRUE LIFE STORY OF EVA BRAUN, 32 page carbon 12McD, F. and Margaret Hawkins, THE ADVENTURES OF BARNEY, 15 page carbon, annotated 12McD, F., and Jay Ingram, FEARTOWN, U.S.A., 15 page original typescript 12McD, F., THE ROCKET, 16 page original typecript, 16 page carbon 12McD, F., WONDER VALLEY, 9 page original typescriptOctober 27, 1945 12Ropes, Bradford, SONG OF ARIZONA, 19 page original typescriptApril 6, 1945 12Sackheim, Jerry, RAINBOW OVER TEXAS, 25 page carbonMay 2, 1945 12Webster, M. Coates, UNTITLED ROY ROGERS PREMIERE, 8 page carbonOctober 15, 1945 12Weed, Don, TERROR TOWN CAST CHARACTERIZATIONS, 8 page original typescript; 8 page carbon 12No Author, BACK FOR CHRISTMAS, 2 page carbonMarch 9, 1944 12No Author, LONG LIVE THE QUEEN, 2 page original typescript 12No Author, OUTLINE FOR ROGERS STORY, 4 page carbon; 9 page carbon MEMORANDUMS: 12To: Bryan Fox. From: Dorothy D. Hegeman.February 5, 1937 12To: Department Heads. From: T. C. Wright.July 22, 1937 12To: Mr. McD, Mr. Merman, & Miss Steens (2 copies). From: William C. Thomas.October 31, 1944 12To: F McD. From: Irene Francis.April 19, 1946 12To: F McD. From: ALS.June 26, 1946 12To: Crew. From: Doc Merman.October 27, 1947 12To: F McD. From: Leo S. Rosencrans.June 4, 1959 12To: Producers (Attachment). From: Robert Weitman.June 19, 1961 12To: F McD. From: Madeline Spadafora.October 6, (no year) NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS: 121 piece1923 122 pieces1925 121 piece1927 121 piece1928 122 pieces1929 122 pieces1930 121 piece1931 121 piece1932 122 pieces1935 125 pieces1936 122 pieces1938 121 piece1939 121 piece1940 123 pieces1941 121 piece1942 123 pieces1944 124 pieces1953 128 pieces1955 121 piece1956 126 pieces1957 121 piece1958 122 pieces1964 12 piece1972 121 piece1974 122 pieces1976 1211 pieces1977 12132 piecesno date NEWS RELEASES: 12ABC Television NetworkJuly 29, 1957 12Buddy Mason, N.W.C. Syndicate ServiceNovember 19, 1956 PAMPHLETS: R151-meLFlying A Productions, WELCOME TO GENE AUTRY'S MELODY RANCH, Hollywood, Californiano date 12Mulvihill, John M., FROM NEW YORK TO DENVER, DenverMarch 27, 1929 12Republic, YOUR FAVORITE HILLBILLY FAMILY…no date B-M145-FThe Small Company Agency, FRANK McDONALD, DIRECTORY, Hollywood, Californiano date oversizeNo Author, REPUBLIC CONFIDENTIAL, THE TRUE STORY INSIDE THE VALLEY OF THE CLIFFHANGERS, Northbrook, IL: Jack Mathis Advertising, (2 copies)no date PERIODICALS: 12THE ELITCH GARDENER, Vol VI, No. 10August 7, 1927 12EXPANSION BULLETIN, No. 6April 1951 12FORSYTH THEATRE NEWS, 16 issuesno date 12THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTERNovember 22, 1967 12HUMAN EVENTS, Vol. XVII, No. 16May 5, 1960 12LAMBS SCRIPTSMay and June 1945 12THE MASQUERS JESTER, (2 copies)May 1962; October 1963 12PLAYGOEROctober 31, 1945 13THE SKETCH, Vol. CCXVI, No. 2807May 7, 1952 13STAGE, (2 items) (1911; cover loose); August, 1911; August, 1937 13WHAT'S ON IN LONDONMarch 18, 1955 PERIODICAL CLIPPINGS: 131 piece1931 133 pieces1936 135 pieces1938 133 pieces1939 1334 pieces1940 1336 pieces1941 1319 pieces1942 1319 pieces1943 1314 pieces1944 1326 pieces1945 1316 pieces1946 1318 pieces1947 133 pieces1948 132 pieces1949 131 piece1950 137 pieces1951 131 piece1952 131 piece1953 133 pieces1954 136 pieces1955 134 pieces1956 133 pieces1957 131 piece1958 137 pieces1959 131 piece1961 132 pieces1962 133 pieces1963 131 piece1973 13244 piecesno date PHOTOGRAPHS (Note: All are black & white unless otherwise indicated): B-Ab32-joe1--4x4--Joseph Abdullah B-Ab32-joe2--8x10--Joseph Abdullah B-Ac93-roy1--4x5--Roy Acuff and F McD B-Ac93-roy1--4x5--Roy Acuff, F McD and Girls in B-Ac93-roy1--8x10--Roy Acuff, autographed B-A18j1--7x9--Jane Adams B-AL14-art2--4x5--Arthur Albertson and Spring Byington, Toldedo Theater B-AL79-ken1--8x10--Kenneth Alton B-AL53-ja1--8x10--Jane Allen, Jane Treosti, Rep. Musical B-Am36c1--8x10--Carol Ames B-An25-L2--8x10--Lona Andre B-Ao42-ts1--8x10--Tsuru Aoki, autographed B-Ar28-ma1--5x7--Mary Arden in "The Missing Corpse" B-Ar28-ma1--8x10--Mary Arden B-Ar51-rox1--8x10--Roxanne Arlen B-Ar77-Lou1--8x10--Louise Arthur B-Au34-mi1--8x10--Mischa Auer, Las Vegas B-Au85-g1--4x5--Gene Autry, F McD, 2 unidentified women B-Au85-g1--8x10--Gene Autry, F McD and Smiley Burnette B-Au85-g1--8x10--Gene Autry, F McD, Jack Martin B-Ay24-har1--8x10--Harold Ayer B-B23-nin1--8x10--Nina Bara B-B275-edi1--7x9--Edith Barrett, autographed B-B279-fer1--5x7--Fern Barry in "Money, Women and Guns" B-B279-fer1--5x7--Fern Barry in "The Hanging Tree" B-B279-fer1--8x10--Fern Barry B-B281-j1--8x10--Jean Bartel, autographed B-B334-he1--8x10--Helen Baxter B-B343-eL1--8x10--Eleanore Bayley, Viviah Faulkner, Avis Johnson, and Martha Merrill B-B387-jc1--8x10--John C. Becher B-B413-rex1--8x10--Rex Bell and Toni Atwater, Las Vegas B-B432-g1--8x10--Gerrie Bender B-B432-k1--8x10--Kathie Bender B-B434-b1--8x10--Betty Benee B-B4390ju6--8x10--Julie Bennett B-B439-ma1--8x10--Mark Bennett B-B439-rb1--8x10--(Ruth) Belle Bennett B-B443-bet1--8x10--Betty Benson B-B454-fr1--8x10--Frances Beringer, autographed B-B467-La1--8x10--Laura Bevan B-B468-Le2--8x10--Leake Bevil B-B471-d1--3x3--Don BiBeau B-B471-d6--8x10--Don BiBeau B-B53-ren2--8x19--Renee Birac B-B574-bar1--8x10--Barbara Blaine B-B583-ja1--8x10--James Blakely B-B589-ter1--8x10--Terry Blalack B-B61-cL1--8x10--Clara Blandick, Warren Hull, and Jean Muir in "Her Husband's Secretary" B-B629-an1--8x10--Ann Blyth in "Triumphant Hour" B-B629-er1--8x10--Erik Blythe B-B63-chas1--8x10--Charles Boaz B-B637-j1--8x10--Jim Boles B-B644-ir1--8x10--Irene Bordosy, autographed B-B732-ray1--8x10--Raymond Bramley, autographed B-B733-ar1--8x10--Arlene Brandeis B-B736-mar2--8x10--Marion Brash, autographed B-B758-ca19--8x10--Carol Crewster B-B776-gin4--8x10--Ginger Briston B-B74-va1--8x10--Van Dyke Brooke, autographed B-B791-dw1--8x10--Dwight Brooks B-B814-marj1--7x9--Marjorie Brown B-B917-meL1--7x9--Melville Burke B-B928-LiL1--8x10--Lillian Burmek, autographed B-B934-smi1--8x10--Smiley Burnete, Gene Autry, and F McD B-B94-r1--8x10--Raymond Burr B-B955-mart1--8x10--Martin Burton B-B978-roy1--8x10--Roy Butler B-B989-s1--4x5--Spring Byington and Corbett Morris, Toledo Theatre B-B996-miL1--8x10--Mildred Byron B-C118-bg1--8x10--Billy Gould Cagney B-C139-kat1--8x10--Katherine Calvert B-C169-ea1--7x9--Early Cantrell B-C23-mic2--8x10--Michael Carr B-C236-ann5--8x10--Ann Carroll B-C245-jan1--8x10--Janis Carter B-C249-ren1--8x10--Renan Cartwright B-C268-joh2--8x10--Johnny Cash B-C27-biL1--8x10--Bill Cassady, autographed B-C315-mb1--8x10--Mark "Butch" Cavell B-C397-vir1--8x10--Virginia Chauvenet B-C448-nob1--5x7--Nobel "Kid" Chissell, Ian MacDonald, Tom Tyler, Bob Steele, and Rory Mallinson B-C448-nob1--8x10--Nobel "Kid" Chissell B-C468-ei3--8x10--Eileen Christy B-C475-mar1--8x10--Marguerite Churchill and F McD B-C624-jv1--8x10--John V. Close B-C629-ju1--4x5--June Clyde, Eddie Foy Jr., F McD, and Lulu Belle in "Country Fair" B-C629-ju1--4x5--June Clyde, Lulu Belle, F McD in "Country Fair" B-C692-chas2--3x5--Charles Collins B-C692-chas1--8x10--Charles Collins and Dorothy Collins B-C733-vg1--8x10--Vangie Galvin Combs B-C739-jo1--8x10--John Compton B-C762-ji1--8x10--Jim Connell B-C762-waLt1--8x10--Walter Connolly, autographed B-C772-marj1--8x10--Marjorie Cooler B-C776-isa1--8x10--Isabelle Cooley B-C784-cL1--3x5--Claude Cooper and Dave Montgomery in "The Red Mill" B-C829-eve2--8x10--Evelyn Cotton B-C86-vic1--8x10--Victor Creator B-C861-dor1--8x10--Dorothy Creder, autographed B-C861-joe1--5x7--Joe Crehan, John Litel B-C867-Lh2--8x10--Laura Hope Crews, Earl Larrimore, Elizabeth Risdon, Margalo Gilmore, and Eliot Cabot B-C867-dor1--3x5--Dorothy Crider B-C898-jh3--8x10--James H. Cullen B-C917-bob1--8x10--Bob Cunningham B-C937-rob1--8x10--Roberta Curry, autographed B-D153-fr1--8x10--Frances Dale B-D155-ren1--8x10--Renee Dale B-D228-pa4--8x10--Paul Daniels B-D235-rex1--8x10--Rex Dante B-D235-ton1--8x10--Tony Dante B-D253-dia1--8x10--Diana Darrin B-D253-jay2--8x10--Jay Darrin B-D33-eL1--8x10--Ellen Day B-D332-Lor1--8x10--Loraine Day B-D345-jea1--8x10--Jeanne Dean B-D36-bar1--8x10--Barbara Dee B-D36-mau1--8x10--Maureen Deering B-D388-vir1--8x10--Virginia deLuce B-D391-ton4--8x10--Tony DeMario B-D392-wiL1--8x10--Wilkie de Martel B-D418-cL1--8x10--Claire Denne B-D432-geo1--8x10--George DeNormand B-D437-ca1--4x6--Carol (Denver) B-D447-Lor1--3x3--Lorraine Derome B-D496-a10--4x5--Andy Devine and Guy Madison B-D496-a2--4x5--Andy Devine, Guy Madison, and unidentified persons B-D496-a1--4x5--Andy Devine and children in wagon B-D496-a1--4x5--Andy Devine, Wes Barry, F McD B-D496-a1--4x5--Andy Devine and F McD B-D498-ric2--8x10--Richard Devon B-D541-don1--8x10--Don Diamond B-D567-heL1--5x7--Helen Dietrich B-D612-aL1--3x5--Alan Dinehart III B-D618-har2--8x10--Haroldene Dinsmore B-D734-ed1--8x10--Billy Dix B-D744-ed1--8x10--Eddie Doring B-D744-cc1--8x10--Catharine Calheren Doucet, 1933, autographed1933 B-D747-sc1--8x10--Scott Douglas B-D747-war1--8x10--Warren Douglas B-D758-ste1--8x10--Stephen West Downer B-D759-je1--8x10--Jerry Downs, 1929, autographed1929 B-D759joh1--8x10--Johnny Downs in "Column South," 19521952 B-D759-kar2--8x10--Karen Downs B-D776-max1--8x10--Maxine Flood Doyle, autographed B-D789-cL1--8x10--Claudia Drake B-D82-jo1--4x6--John Drew B-D845-ei1--8x10--Eileen Drury B-D912-ken1--8x10--Kenne Duncan B-D912-ken1--3x5--Kenne Duncan B-D912-pam1--3x5--Pamela Duncan in "Picnic" B-D912-pam2--4x5--Pamela Duncan B-D922-harv2--8x10--Harvey B. Dunn B-D927-eL1--8x10--Elaine DuPont B-D934-ge1--4x6--Gene Durham, autographed B-D934-ge1--8x10--Gene Durham B-D939-don1--8x10--Don Duryea and Don Marlow in "The Talons of Tonking" B-D959-ann1--8x10--Ann Dvorak in "Bright Lights" B-Eb36-nor1--8x10--Norma Eberhart B-Ed96-eL4--8x10--Elaine Edwards B-Ed96-jo1--7x9--Joan Edwards B-Ed96-jo2--8x10--Joan Edwards B-Ed98-sam1--8x10--Sam Edwards B-EL24-geo3--8x10--George Eldredge B-EL59-pat1--8x10--Patricia Ellis in "Bright Lights" B-EL74-chL1--8x10--Chloe Elrod and F McD B-EL78-iso1--8x10--Isobel Elsom B-EL83-juL1--6x8--Julian Eltinge, autographed B-Em78-ja1--8x10--Jack Emrek B-En34-jan1--4x6--Jan England B-En36-hea1--8x10--Heather English B-Ev15-her1--8x10--Herb Evans B-Ew54-Luc1--8x10--Lucille Ewing, autographed B-F212-her1--8x10--Herman Fandel B-F221-pa1--8x10--Paul Farber B-F241-jam1--8x10--James Farran B-F247-gL1--8x10--Glenda Farrell, F McD, Harry Seymour in "No Hard Feelings" B-F264-jay1--8x10--Jay Fassett, autographed B-F31-mar1--8x10--Margaret Fealy B-F31-mau1--8x10--Maude Fealey B-F368-eL1--8x10--Ellen Fenwick B-F399-donL2--8x10--Donald L. Fernow B-F422-dor1--8x10--Doris Fesette B-F463-pa1--8x10--Paul Fierro B-F481-Lou1--8x10--Louis Fillett B-F633-char1--8x10--Charlotte Fletcher B-F733-car2--8x10--Carolyn Fonseca B-F83-chu1--8x10--Chuck Fox B-F838-ed2--4x5--Eddie Foy and F McD in "Country Fair" B-F844-am1--7x9--Anna Maria Frances B-F854-gL2--8x10--Gloria Franklin B-F869-ja2--8x10--Jane Frazee B-F958-dd1--8x10--Dolores Fuller B-F984-ed1--8x10--Ed Fury B-G127-meL1--8x10--Mel Gaines B-G166-wy1--8x10--Wymer Gard B-G199-pa2--8x10--Paul Gary B-G28-Lar1--8x10--Larry Gelban B-G311-har2--8x10--Harold Gerard B-G357-don2--8x10--Donna Gibson B-G373-heL1--8x10--Helen Gilbert B-G444-phy1--4x5--Phyllis Giroux B-G469-bar1--8x10--Barbara Glaze B-G476--reg3--8x10--Regina Gleason B-G541-ren1--5x7--Renee Godfrey and F McD B-G76-geo1--8x10--George Graham B-G767-jo1--8x10--Joan Granville B-G793-Lor1--8x10--Lorna Gray, autographed B-G793-mar6--8x10--Maralon Gray B-G837-dar3--8x10--Darwin Greenfield B-G862-fr1--8x10--Fran Gregory B-G869-don1--3x5--Don Grey B-G869-Lou1--8x10--Lou Grey and F McD B-G869-mar1--8x10--Maralou Grey B-G956-joa1--8x10--Joann Gunn B-G987-ben3--8x10--Ben Gutterson and unidentified group B-H123-fr2--8x10--Frank Hagney B-H13-biL1--8x10--Bill Hale B-H131-di1--8x10--Diana Hale B-H133-Lc1--7x11--Louise Closser Hale, 1924, autographed1924 B-H146-pat1--8x10--Pat Hall B-H177-jac1--8x10--Jackie Hamette B-H189-how1--4x5--Howard Hampton B-H184-ruth1--4x8--Ruth Hampton in "Johnny Dark" B-H192-jac1--8x10--Jack Handley B-H195-bet2--8x10--Betty Hanna B-H236-ned1--8x10--Nedda Harrigan, autographed B-H251-mab1--8x10--Mabel Hart, autographed B-H251-mab1--8x10--Mabel Hart and the "Elder Lovelies," autographed B-H262-for1--8x10--Forrester Harvey and unidentified group B-H281-pj2--8x10--Paula Jane Hatches B-H321-geo1--8x10--George Hay B-H326-gab1--4x5--Gabby Hayes, Eddie White, Dale Evans, Roy Rogers, F McD B-H328-ph2--8x10--Phil Hayes B-H336-saL1--8x10--Sally Hayworth B-H339-zoe1--8x10--Zoe Hazlett B-H349-bet1--11x14--Betty Wheeler Healy, autographed by Betty Wheeler B-H352-fr1--8x10--Frank Hearn, autographed B-H383-jim2--8x10--Jimmy Henderson B-H383-keL1--8x10--Kelo Henderson B-H396-gL3--8x10--Gloria Henry B-H431-cLeo1--8x10--Cleo Herndon, autographed B-H432-tomi2--8x10--Tomi Herod B-H562-pa1--8x10--Paul Hiltas B-H592-rob1--8x10--Robert Hinkie B-H678-bre1--8x10--Brenda Hogan B-H714-joh3--8x10--Johnny Hole (1-autographed) B-H739-fr1--8x10--Frank Holms B-H78-jim2--8x10--Jim Horan B-H831-ann1--5x7--Anne Howard B-H831-ann1--8x10--Anne Howard B-H834-jun1--5x7--June Howard B-H834-jun2--8x10--June Howard B-H834-Lisa1--8x10--Lisa Howard B-H839-je2--8x10--Jean Howell B-H861-jo1--8x10--John Hubbard B-H874-ade1--11x14--Adelaide Hughes, autographed B-H874-jj1--11x14--J. J. Hughes, 1922, autographed1922 B-H874-saL3--8x10--Sally Hughes B-H88-rob1--3x5--Robert Human B-H889-pet1--8x10--Peter Humphreyes B-H919-vir1--8x10--Virginia Hunter B-H969-pat1--8x10--Patricia Huston, autographed (attachment) B-H983-mar3--8x10--Martha Hyer B-In2-tom1--7x9--Tom Ince, Charlie Ray, and Donald Macdonald B-J132-br1--8x10--Bradford Jackson B-J311-syb3--8x10--Sybil Jason (1-autographed) B-J331-heL1--8x10--Helen Jay B-J357-joc1--8x10--Joe Jefferson B-J369-aL1--8x10--Alan Jeffory B-J476-ad5--8x10--Adele Jergens B-J63-br1--8x10--Brad Johnson B-J633-ja6--8x10--Julie Ann Johnson B-J721-mm3--8x10--Marsha Mae Jones B-J764-joa1--8x10--Joanne Jordan B-J792-jac2--8x10--Jackie Joseph B-J789-don1--8x10--Don Joslyn B-K144-fr1--8x10--Frances Karath B-K156-mik1--8x10--Miki Kato B-K18-me1--8x10--Mary Ellen Kay B-K251-tom1--8x10--Tom Keene, autographed B-K269-ian1--8x10--Ian Keith B-K549-ar1--3x5--Arlene Kieta B-K551-gL1--8x10--Glen Kilburn B-K585-mic1--8x10--Michelle King B-K587-sus1--8x10--Susan King B-K634-ceL1--8x10--Cele Kirk B-K679-mic1--8x10--Michael Kleven B-K727-chus2--8x10--Charles W. Knapp B-K744-ir1--4x5--Irene Knight and Billy Nelson B-K745-jun1--3x5--June Knight B-K745-jun2--8x10--June Knight B-K772-gar1--4x5--Garland Knox B-K816-kar1--8x10--Karen Kodler B-K849-mit7--8x10--Mitchell Kowal B-L117-st1--8x10--Stan Lachman B-L148-jim1--8x10--Jim Lake B-L25-bar1--8x10--Barbara Lang B-L269-ru1--7x9--Ruth Langston, autographed B-L366-Leta1--7x9--Leta Lauer B-L389-Luc1--7x10--Lucille LaVerne B-L389-Luc1--8x10--Lucille LaVerne B-L423-pat1--8x10--Patti Lawler B-L436-hug1--8x10--Hugh Lawrence B-L514-mar1--8x10--Mary Lee and F McD B-L516-vir1--8x10--Virginia Lee B-L533-sh1--8x10--Sheila Leighton B-L554-eug1--8x10--Eugenie Leontovich B-L545-gra2--8x10--Grace Lenard (1-autographed) B-L555-et1--5x7--Ethelreda Leopold B-L631-kay1--8x10--Kay Linaker B-L658-hed1--7x9--Hedda Linton B-L775-aLma1--8x10--Alma Lloyd and F McD B-L775-duke7--8x10--Duke Lloyd B-L793-jon1--8x10--John Locke B-L873-ter1--8x10--Terry Loomis B-L884-jan1--8x10--Janet Lord B-L884-Leo2--8x10--Leonard Lord B-L884-mic1--8x10--Michael Lord B-L893-any1--8x10--Anya Lorn B-L916-jack1--5x8--Jack Lott B-L967-beL1--8x10--Bela Lugosi and Don Marlowe in "The Tell-Tale Heart" B-L968-pa1--3x5--Paul Lukather B-L974-fL1--3x5--Florence Luriea B-L989-theo5--8x10--Theodora Lynch B-L989-bar1--8x10--Barbara Lynn B-L993-pat3--8x10--Patricia Lynn B-L994-wan1--8x10--Wanda Lyon, autographed B-M123-har1--8x10--Harry McCabe, autographed B-M124-hun3--8x10--June McCall, all autographed B-M139-joh1--4x6--John McCullough B-M145-fb1--2x3--F McD B-M145-fb1--3x3--F McD B-M145-fb2--3x4--F McD B-M145-fb1--4x5--F McD B-M145-fb1--4x6--F McD B-M145-fb1--4x7--F McD B-M145-fb12--8x10--F McD B-M145-fb1--8x10--F McD, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans at Boulder Dam B-M145-fb1--8x10--F McD and Roy Rogers B-M145-fb1--8x10--F McD, Roy Rogers, Gabby Hayes B-M145-fb4--11x14--F McD B-M145-sam3--8x10--Sampson McDonald "Death Valley Mack" B-M216-mana1--8x10--Mana McKinnon B-M222-mar2--8x10--Marlene McLane B-M232-tom1--8x10--Tom McNamara B-M232-har1--11x14--Harry McNaughlin, autographed B-M119-d7--7x9--Donald Macdonald B-M119-d17--8x10--Donald Macdonald B-M119-d1--8x10--Donald Macdonald in front of his home B-M119-d1--8x10--Donald Macdonald's home, 3920 Wilshire, Los Angeles, 19161916 B-M119-d1--8x10--Donald Macdonald with candle B-M119-d1--8x10--Donald Macdonald as priest B-M119-d15--8x10--Donald Macdonald as Carver Doon in "Lorna Doone," 19221922 131--5x7--Donald Macdonald with 1 unidentified person 1314--8x10--Donald Macdonald with 1 unidentified person 134--5x7--Donald Macdonald with 2 unidentified persons 137--8x10--Donald Macdonald with 2 unidentified persons 133--5x7--Donald Macdonald with unidentified group 137--8x10--Donald Macdonald with unidentified group B-M119-mrsd1--7x9--Mrs. Donald Macdonald B-M19-Les2--8x10--Lester Mack B-M19-ruth1--8x10--Ruth Mack B-M199-aL1--8x10--Alice Mackenzie, autographed B-M236-dav1--8x10--Dave Macon and Dorris Macon B-M253-ear1--8x10--Earle MacVeigh B-M265-guy12--4x5--Guy Madison B-M265-guy1--4x5--Guy Madison, Andy Devine, and 1 unidentified man B-M265-guy1--4x5--Guy Madison and 1 unidentified man B-M265-guy3--4x5--Guy Madison and unidentified group B-M292-rob1--8x10--Robert Malcolm B-M314-dav1--8x10--David Manley B-M331-judy1--8x10--Judy March B-M341-meL1--5x7--Melinda Markey B-M344-don1--8x10--Don Marlowe B-M361-twi1--8x10--Martell Twins B-M393-biL4--8x10--Bill Masters B-M422-car1--4x7--Carole Mathews B-M441-bea1--4x5--Beatrice Maude, Corbett Morris, L. Strange Millman, Toledo Theatre B-M461-joy1--8x10--Joyce Meadows B-M551-joh2--8x10--John Merrick B-M552-jan1--8x10--Jan Merritt B-M612-coL1--8x10--Colleen Miller and F McD in "Gunfight at Commanche Creek" B-M612-coL1--8x10--Colleen Miller and Myron Healy, 1956 B-M615-joy1--8x10--Joyce Miller B-M615-kr1--8x10--Kristine Miller, autographed B-M692-car1--8x10--Carlyle Mitchell B-M693-gra1--8x10--Grant Mitchell, annotated B-M695-son2--8x10--Sonya Mitchell B-M714-ger1--8x10--Geri Moffatt B-M766-dav1--7x9--David Montgomery B-M766-good1--8x10--(Goodee Montgomery) and unidentified man B-M766-good1--8x10--(Goodee Montgomery) and two unidentified men B-M766-good1--8x10--Goodee Montgomery, Charles Starrett, Maynard Holmes, and 3 unidentified persons B-M766-good1--11x14--(Goodee Montgomery) B-M767-mar1--8x10--Martha Montgomery B-M769-eva2--8x10--Eva Monty B-M783-gL1--8x10--Gloria Moore B-M785-pa1--4x5--Pauline Moore B-M785-pa1--8x10--Pauline Moore B-M793-Lee1--7x9--Lee Moran and Donald Macdonald B-M823-pam1--8x10--Pam Morgan B-M823-tra1--8x10--Tracy Morgan B-M867-am1--8x10--Amira Moustafa B-M896-je1--8x10--Jean Muir and Warren Hull B-M955-mau1--8x10--Maura Murphy B-N298-raL1--8x10--Ralph Neff B-N333-gay1--8x10--Gay Nelson B-N335-o1--8x10--Nelson, Harriet Hilliard B-N335-o1--5x7--Ozzie, Harriet, Ricky, David Nelson, Christmas 1954, autographed1954 B-N335-o1--8x10--Ozzie Nelson and unidentified group of girls B-N336-peg1--8x10--Peggy Nelson B-N435-jess1--7x9--Jessamine Newcombe, 1933, autographed1933 B-N543-Luc2--8x10--Lucille Nicholas B-N548-bea1--7x9--Beatrice Nichols, autographed B-N682-tom2--8x10--Tom Noel B-N75-geo1--8x10--George Norbert B-N759-cL1--3x5--Clarence Nordstrom B-N768-nag1--5x7--Naga Norgen B-N768-nag1--8x10--Naga Norgen B-N811-non1--8x10--Nondas North, autographed B-N822-duke1--8x10--Duke Norton B-Ob6-hugh1--3x4--Hugh O'Brian with unidentified group of boys B-Ob6-hugh1--3x5--Hugh O'Brian B-Ob6-hugh1--3x5--Hugh O'Brian, color B-Ob6-hugh1--8x10--Hugh O'Brian, F McD and Bob Sisk, Wyatt Earp Series B-Ob9-mag1--5x7--Maggie O'Byrne B-Ob9-mag1--8x10--Maggie O'Byrne B-Oc5-wm3--8x10--William O'Connell B-Oml-kat1--8x10--Kathleen O'Malley B-On2-sha1--8x10--Shannon O'Neal B-On7-sid1--8x10--Sid Onstatt B-Or6-and2--8x10--Andy Oropeza B-Or-san2--8x10--Sandi O'Rourke B-Ox4-dav1--5x7--David Oxley B-P145-sh1--3x5--Sherold Page, printed autograph B-P182-mar3--5x7--Maria Palmer B-P182-mar1--7x9--Maria Palmer B-P199-bob2--3x5--Bob Paquin B-P341-ch1--8x10--Christine Pederson B-P384-biL1--8x10--Bill Pennington B-P418-geo1--7x9--George E. Perilot, autographed B-P428-pet3--8x10--Peter Perri B-P429-bar1--8x10--Barbara Perry B-P429-car1--8x10--Carol Perry B-P429-joe1--8x10--Joseph V. Perry B-P452-geo1--8x10--George Peters B-P452-sco1--5x7--Scott Peters in "The World Was His Jury" B-P468-Lau1--8x10--Laurence Peyton, autographed B-P512-eL1--8x10--Eleanor Phelps, autographed B-P615-art1--8x10--Arthur Pierson, autographed B-P787-newt1--8x10--Newt Poole B-P845-hank1--8x10--Hank Post B-P935-don1--8x10--Don Prindle and Wendell Niles, Las Vegas B-P971-ray1--8x10--Ray Purcell B-Q25-kat1--8x10--Kathy Qualen B-R12-my3--8x10--Myrna Rae B-R211-biL1--7x10--Billie Ray, autographed B-R214-dic1--8x10--Dick Raymond B-R251-don2--8x10--Don Reed B-R251-raL1--8x10--Ralph Reed B-R266-ada1--4x6--Ada Rehan B-R335-joy2--8x10--Joy Reynolds B-R39-fr5--8x10--Frank Richards B-R391-jiL3--8x10--Jill Richards B-R392-ross1--8x10--Ross Richards B-R415-mau1--8x10--Maude Richmond, autographed B-R424-tom1--8x10--Tom Ricketts B-R431-todd1--5x7--Todd Riddell and Don C___ B-R431-todd1--8x10--Todd Riddell, 19561956 B-R436-sus2--8x10--Susanne Ridgeway B-R511-dor1--8x10--Dorris Riter B-R541-bev1--8x10--Beverly Roberts in "China Clipper" B-R541-bev1--8x10--Beverly Roberts and Warren Hull in "Her Husband's Secretary" B-R541-doa4--8x10--Doak Roberts B-R564-mur1--8x10--Muriel Robinson, autographed (hand tinted) B-R632-jim1--8x10--Jim Rogers B-R633-r1--4x5--Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, F McD at Boulder Dam B-R633-r1--5x8--Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, F McD B-R633-r3--8x10--Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, F McD B-R633-r1--8x10--Roy Rogers, F McD B-R633-waL1--8x10--Walter Rogers, 1926, autographed1926 B-R659-aL2--8x10--Alice C. Rolph B-R664-jan1--8x10--Jane Romeyn B-R732-gig1--4x5--Gigiola Rosmino and F McD B-R733-my2--8x10--Myrna Ross B-R815-s1--8x10--Selena Royle, autographed B-R914-ja1--6x7--Jane Russell B-R973-buck3--8x10--Buc "Red" Ryder B-R983-ed1--8x10--Eden Ryl B-St23-ric1--8x10--Richard St. John B-Sa77-geo2--8x10--Sarvis, George C. Jr. B-Sa87-nan1--8x10--Nancy Saunders B-Sch93-ben1--8x10--Ben Schwalb, Audie Murphy, Colleen Miller, F McD B-Sco84-eve1--8x10--Evelyn Scott B-Sco85-kar1--8x10--Karen Scott B-Se12-sus4--8x10--Susan Seaforth (1-autographed) B-Se18-ann1--8x10--Ann Seaton B-Se42-tom1--8x10--Tommy Seidel B-Se49-er1--8x10--Erin Selwyn B-Sh15-eug1--3x4--Eugene Shakespeare B-Sh16-theo1--7x8--Theodesia Shaler B-Sh19-bob1--7x9--Bob Shannon and Johnny Olson B-Sh19-bob1--8x10--Bob Shannon, June Johnson, Marty May B-Sh19-bob1--8x10--Bob Shannon's "Rumpus Room" B-Sh19-bob2--8x10--Bob Shannon's Dramatic Group B-Sh19-bob1--8x10--Bob Shannon with comedian and Xavier Cugat's band, 19441944 B-Sh27-nor1--8x10--Norman Shaw B-Sh35-ed1--8x10--Edward Sheehan, color B-Sh35-mar1--8x10--Mark Sheeler B-Sh39-fL1--8x10--Flora Sheffield, 1927, autographed1927 B-Sh55-fr1--8x10--Fred Sherman, autographed B-Sh58-daL2--8x10--Dale Sherwood (1-autographed) B-Si14-syL1--8x10--Sylvia Sidney B-Si34-geo1--8x10--George Silk B-Si39-jef1--7x10--Jeffrey Silvers B-Sk93-rob1--8x10--Robert Skylar B-Sm53-con1--4x5--Constance Smith and F McD B-Sm58-haL1--8x10--Hal Smith B-Sc13-don1--8x10--Don Sockwell B-So57-wu1--8x10--Quentin Sondergaard B-So73-heL1--8x10--Helen Sosin B-Sp25-art1--8x10--Arthur Spare B-St24-peg1--8x10--Peggy Stanford B-St45-mau1--8x10--Maureen Stephenson B-St45-ric1--8x10--Richard Stephenson B-St24-her1--5x7--Herbert Standing, autographed B-St24-her1--7x9--Herbert Standing, autographed B-St47-mar1--8x10--Marya Stevens B-St49-a2--8x10--Anita Stewart and Donald Macdonald B-St17-dor1--5x7--Dorothy Stone, autographed B-St17-dor1--8x10--Dorothy Stone and Charles Collins, autographed S-SL52-ps1--8x10--Paula Stone (Sloan) B-St93-nic1--8x10--Nick Stuart, Las Vegas B-Su54-Li1--4x5--Liam Sullivan B-Sw24-bob1--8x10--Bob Swan B-Sw24-bud1--8x10--Buddy Swan, autographed B-Sw24-carL1--8x10--Carl Swanson B-Sw31-dpr1--8x10--Dorothy Swearingen B-T142-Ly1--5x7--Lyle Talbot, autographed B-T142-Ly1--8x10--Lyle Talbot, autographed B-T213-eL1--8x10--Eloise Taylor, autographed B-T219-way2--4x5--Wayne Taylor B-T219-way1--5x7--Wayne Taylor B-T329-pj1--8x10--Paula Jane Thatches, autographed B-T364-jan1--4x5--Jane Thomas B-T364-jan1--8x10--Jane Thomas B-T364-Lyn2--8x10--Lyn Thomas B-T372-eL1--8x10--Elizabeth Thompson B-T373-haL2--8x10--Hal Thompson (1-autographed) B-T375-mik2--8x10--Mike Thompson B-T398-du1--8x10--Duane Thorsen B-T641-aud1--8x10--Audrey Totter and F McD B-T71-Lou1--7x0--Louise Treadwell, autographed B-T725-ric1--8x10--Richard Tretter B-T759-gra2--8x10--Grace Troy, autographed B-T849-gL1--8x10--Glen Turnbull B-T855-mor2--8x10--Moria Turner B-T886-Lur3--8x10--Lureen Tuttle B-Un2-dor1--8x10--Doris Underwood B-V244-rick1--8x10--Rick Vallin B-V244-mic2--8x10--Michael Vallon B-V278-edi1--8x10--Edith Van Cleve, autographed B-V281-aL1--8x10--Albert Van Dekker, autographed B-V423-nor1--8x10--Norma Varden in "Witness for the Prosecution" B-V465-jea1--8x10--Jeanne Vaughn B-V589-gis4--8x10--Verlaine, Gisselle B-V663-yv1--8x10--Yvette Vickers B-V665-gL1--8x10--Gloria Victor B-V869-jo2--3x6--Joan Vohs B-V869-jo1--8x8--Joan Vohs B-W151-ch1--8x10--Cherie Walker B-W153-rh1--8x10--Rhea Walker B-W155-bet1--8x10--Betty Wallace B-W214-Luc1--8x10--Lucy Ward and F McD B-W215-nor2--8x10--Nora Ward B-W249-heL2--8x10--Helen Warnow B-W379-cic1--8x10--Cicero Weaver and F McD B-W393-har1--8x10--Harry McRae Webster, Rhea Dively, Theodosia Shaler, Atlanta, 19271927 B-W418-fL1--8x10--Florence Weem B-W462-car2--8x10--Carole Wells B-W462-jac1--8x10--Jacqueline Wells B-W528-cec1--4x5--Cecil Weston B-W528-ma3--8x10--Marylou Weston B-W562-doL1--8x10--Dolly Ruth Wheeler and Norene Scruggs, Las Vegas B-W581-jan2--8x10--Janice Whitby B-W582-ed1--4x5--Eddie White, F McD, Wesley Barry B-W589-arc1--8x10--Arch Whiting B-W616-ru3--8x10--Ruth Whitney B-W639-cur3--4x6--Curly Wiggins and "Ruby" B-W639-cur9--8x10--Curly Wiggins (3-autographed) B-W644-tom1--8x10--Tom Wilde B-W644-wen1--8x10--Wendy Wilde B-W645-joh8--8x10--John Wilder B-W653-bar1--8x10--Barbara Wilkin B-W651-jun1--8x10--June Wilkenson B-W672-guy1--8x10--Guy Williams B-W675-rod2--8x10--Rod Williams B-W733-heL2--8x10--Helen Winston B-W734-cat2--8x10--Catherine Winter B-W736-gL7--3x4--Gloria Winters B-W836-wm1--8x10--William B. Wolpert B-W852-joa1--8x10--Joan Woodbury B-W861-cr2--8x10--Craig Woods B-W862-don1--11x14--Donald Woods, autographed B-W889-ja3--8x10--Jane Wooster B-W933-kay2--8x10--Kay Wright B-W977-jor1--8x10--Jorie Wyler B-W983-ja1--8x10--Jane Wyman, Rosalind Marquis and unidentified girl B-W989-peg1--8x10--Peggy Wymie B-W989-aud1--8x10--Audrey Wynn, autographed B-W989-e1--5x7--Ed Wynn, Mary Phillips, Carlton Miles, Melville BurkeAugust 19, 1935 B-Y86-nor2--8x10--Norma Young B-Y86-r1--8x10--Robert Young and Duke Lloyd in "Father Knows Best" B-Z69-Lou1--8x10--Louis Zito Au82-wr1--4x5--Automobile wreckNovember 12, 1912 D18-ho5--8x10--Views of Boulder Dam (now Hoover Dam) D18-ho1--8x10--F McD at Boulder Dam D18-ho1--8x10--F McD at entrance to Boulder Dam D195-t-cj1--4x5--Chiquita of "Chiquita & Johnson" Dancing team D195-t-cj1--8x10--Chiquita D195-t-cj1--8x10--Chiquita and Johnson D195-t-cj1--8x10--Chiquita and Johnson billboard M369-t-b-bb1--8x10--Bromo Selzer Building, Baltimore, Maryland1920 M857p-bLaw1--8x10--Scene from "Blondes at Work" with Glenda Farrell, Barton MacLand, F McD and Warren Lynch M857p-bLan1--8x10--Scene from "The Blue Angels" with F McD, Peter Sulley, Bill Sickner M857p-boda2--8x10--Scenes from "Boulder Dam" T-34-p-cir2--11x14--Somerset Maugham"s production of "The Circle" with Mrs. Leslie Carter, John Drew, Hazard Short, Estelle Winwood, Robert Randell, John Holliday, Ernest Lawford M857p-co-ccfc1--7x9--Crown City Film Company, Donald Macdonald identified M857p-cota1--4x5--Scene from "Country Fair" M857p-dwoo1--8x10--Scene from "A Desert Wooing," with Donald Macdonald and Enid Bennett M-857p-dr1--8x10--Scene from "The Doctor" with Donald Macdonald M857p-fLwf2--8x10--Scene from "Flirting With Fate" with F McD, Joe E. Brown, Edward Gross M857p-ftds1--8x10--Scene from shooting of "From This Dark Stairway," cast party for Lynn Acker's birthday M857p-hfv7--8x10--Scenes from "Her Face Value," with Wanda Hawley and Donald Macdonald M857p-hhsec1--8x10--Scene from "Her Husband's Secretary" M857p-Libs1--8x10--Scene from "Little Big Shot" with Bob Armstrong, Glenda Farrell, Edward Everett Horton, F McD and Mike Curtiz M857p-nhf1--8x10--Cast and directors of "No Hard Feelings" including Addison Richards, David Carlyle, Charlotte Wynters, Barton MacLane, F McD, Glenda Farrell and Harry Seymour M857p-ovtw2--8x10--Scenes from "Over the Wall" with F McD, Dick Foran, George E. Stone M857p-scts1--8x10--Set of Abbott Ranch M857p-scts1--8x10--Set of Austin Ranch M857p-scts2--8x10--Set of Bella Union Saloon M857p-scts2--8x10--Set of Interior of Jail M857p-sobs1--8x10--Scene from "Son of Belle Star" with Peggy Castle, Keith Larson, F McD M857p-tib1--8x10--Cast and crew of "Take It Big,"1943 M857p-ufs2--8x10--Cast and crew of "Under Fiesta Stars" M857p-uc1--8x10--Scene from "Underwater City" with F McD, Roy Roberts and Paul Dubov M857p-wc6--8x10--Scenes from "Who Cares?" with Constance Talmadge and Donald Macdonald M857p-whm11--8x10--Scenes from "The Woman He Married" with Anita Stewart and Donald Macdonald M411-t-Lv1--7x8--Las Vegas parade float M411-t-Lv6--8x10--Las Vegas parade floats M41L-t-Lv-bb5--8x10--El Rancho Vegas Hotel, Las Vegas M41L-t-Lv-bb2--8x10--Helldorado Village, Las Vegas M41L-t-Lv-bb1--8x10--Bathing Beauties in Helldorado Village Compound, Las Vegas M41L-t-Lv-bb4--8x10--Hotel Last Frontier, Las Vegas R151-aut4--8x10--Autry Ranch, Placerita Canyon (California) T236-p-jh1--8x10--Scene from "The Joyful Hour," Christmas TV T236-p-nv1--8x10--Cast and crew from "National Velvet" including F McD, Laurie Martin, Carole Wells, Ann Doran, Scott, Jimmie McCallum, Arthur Space T236-p-trh1--8x10--Scene from "The Triumphant Hour" Christmas TV T34-p-ahg2--11x14--Scene from "As Husbands Go," with Lilly Cahill and Jay Fassett (oversize) T34-p-bc1--11x14--Stage set for "Baby Cyclone," Act III (oversize) T34-p-bm1--11x14--Scene from "The Bad Man" with Holbrook Blinn, Conway Wingfield, Frank Conroy (oversize) T34-p-bf2--11x14--Stage set of "Bachelor Father" (oversize) T34-p-bros1--11x14--Scene from "Brothers" Act II (oversize) T34-p-cir1--11x14--Stage set for Somerset Maugham's "The Circle" (oversize) T34-p-dtah1--11x14--Stage set for "Death Takes a Holiday" (oversize) T34-p-dov2--11x14--Scene from "The Dove" with Holbrook Blinn, William Harrigan and Judith Anderson (oversize) T34-p-eLg6--11x14--Stage set for "Elmer the Great" (oversize) T34-p-hoL1--8x10--Scene from "Holiday" with the Frances Dale Players (oversize) T34-p-hoL2--11x14--Scene from "Holiday" with Hope Williams and Donald Ogden Stewart (oversize) T34-p-hoL3--11x14--Stage set for "Holiday" (oversize) T34-p-Lubg1--11x14--Scene from "Let Us Be Gay" (oversize) T34-p-Lubg2--11x14--Stage set for "Let Us Be Gay" (oversize) T34-p-npa1--11x14--Stage set for "Nancy's Private Affair" (oversize) T34-p-nh6--11x14--Scenes from "The 19th Hole" with Frank Craven (oversize) T34-p-paL1--11x14--Stage set for "Perfect Alibi" (oversize) T34-p-reb2--11x14--Stage set for "Rebound" (oversize) T34-p-riv1--8x10--Stage set for "Reunion in Vienna" Act II (oversize) T34-p-riv4--11x14--Scenes from "Reunion in Vienna," with Henry Travers, Lurt & Fontaine (oversize) T34-p-twL1--11x14--Stage set for "Those We Love" (oversize) T34-p-yud1--11x14--Stage set for "Your Uncle Dudley" (oversize) T34-sets3--11x14--Stage sets for unidentified productions T34-tr-Ltp3--8x10--Group photos of the Lakewood Theater Players (Maine), 19311931 T34-tr-np1--6x8--The Northampton Players (Massachusetts), including Ethel Daggett, Agnes Scott, Mary Brewster, Jane Marburn, Evelyn Chard, William Everts, Ernita Lascelles, Melville Burke, Claude Kimball, Eugene Powers, Jack Amory, Frank Dawson, Jack Leslie, F McD1918 T34-tr-pp1--8x10--The Park Players, Manchester, N.H.1920-21 131--11x14--F McD, autographed 131--3x5--F McD, Jackie Coogan, Jackie Cooper 131--4x5--F McD, Big Boy Williams, L. James Kirkland 131--4x5--F McD, Mandy Schaefer 131--4x5--F McD, Tommy Carr and Ernie Miller 131--4x5--F McD, Reggie Lanning 131--4x5--F McD, Mandy Schaefer and camera man 131--4x5--F McD and Bill Bradford 131--4x5--F McD and make up man 132--4x5--F McD and Ernie Miller 131--4x5--F McD, Joan Edwards & husband 131--4x5--F McD and make up man (for sunburn) 131--4x5--F McD and Italian Crew on location outside Rome 131--5x7--F McD, Ace, Ruth, and J___ at The Kings 131--5x7--F McD, Earl Bellamy and Mandy Schaefer 131--7x8--F McD and otehrs on merry-go-round (part of photo missing) 131--5x7--F McD on location outside Rome 131--7x10--F McD, Charles Fawcett in Rome 131--7x9--F McD, Arthur Hiller, Dodie Hiller, New Years Eve Party 131--7x9--F McD, Arthur Hiller, Dodie Hiller, Charles Fawcett, New Years Eve Party 131--7x9--F McD, Charles Fawcett, Dodie Hiller, Dodie's Son, New Years Eve Party 131--8x10--F McD, Bill McGann, Bill Gargan, Eddie Gargas, Mary Russell 132--8x10--F McD and Rosemary ___ 131--8x10--F McD, Patricia Ellis, Warren Hill, famous flyer, 19361936 131--8x10--F McD and group on Denver Dry Goods Roof 131--8x10--F McD, Paul Muni, Bella Muni, Mike Curtiz, Karen Morley 131--8x10--F McD, Tommie Herod, Pioneertown 131--8x10--F McD, Eddie Albert, Bill Goodwin, Hit Parade of 19471947 131--8x10--F McD, Dr. McWilliams and technical man 131--8x10--F McD, Wesley Barry, Eddie Kay, William F. Broidy 131--8x10--F McD and cast and crew of an Autry picture 131--8x10--F McD, Harold Wellman at Lindsley Parson's party (3 copies) 131--8x10--F McD at Lindsley Parsons' party 131--8x10--F McD at Lindsley Parsons' Hawaiian party 131--8x10--F McD and group, Indian Week at Elitch Gardens, Denver 131--8x10--F McD, Frank Sylos, Chester Morris, Dick Arlen, Bill Pine, Doc Merman, Fred Jackman, Elly Carter 131--8x10--F McD, John Archer, Mandy Schaefer, Pappy Cheshire, June Storey 131--8x10--F McD, Dick Arlen, Wendy Barrie, Doc Merman, Fred Jackman, Bill Thomas, Bill Pine, Maxwell Shane (2 copies; 1-F McD cut-out) 131--8x10--F McD, Max Shane, Mildred Shay, unidentified group 131--8x10--F McD, John Hickenbottom and G. Falligant, opening of Cardinal Imports (2 copies) 131--8x10--F McD and John Hickenbottom 131--8x10--F McD, English actor and trainer 131--8x10--F McD, John Archer, June Storey, Pappy Cheshire 131--8x10--F McD, MacBernie at Iversons Ranch 131--8x10--F McD, MacBernie and Mary Lee 131--8x10--F McD, Bob Kin, K. T. St___ 131--8x10--F McD, Eddie White, Joe Novak at Autry Ranch 131--8x10--F McD, Mandy Schaefer and Don Barry 131--8x10--F McD instructing chorus girls 131--8x10--F McD and Reggie Lanning 131--8x10--F McD, Joe Novak, Bill Bradford 131--8x10--F McD, Lyle Talbot, Margerite Ch___ 131--8x10--F McD, Regis Toomey, James Millican 131--8x10--F McD and Constance Smith (2 copies) 134--8x10--F McD, Nan Grey and unidentified lady 141--3x6--F McD and 1 unidentified person 142--3x3--F McD and 1 unidentified person 146--4x5--F McD and 1 unidentified person 142--4x6--F McD and 1 unidentified person 142--5x7--F McD and 1 unidentified person 141--8x10--F McD and 1 unidentified person 143--4x5--F McD and 2 unidentified persons 141--4x6--F McD and 2 unidentified persons 141--7x9--F McD and 2 unidentified persons 141--3x5--F McD and 3 unidentified persons 142--4x5--F McD and 3 unidentified persons 141--5x7--F McD and 3 unidentified persons 141--8x10--F McD and 3 unidentified persons 141--3x4--F McD and 4 unidentified persons 142--4x5--F McD and 4 unidentified persons 141--3x3--F McD and unidentified group 142--3x4--F McD and unidentified group 147--4x5--F McD and unidentified group 148--8x10--F McD and unidentified group 142--8x10--Rosemary Coll___ 143--8x10--Elizabeth H___ 141--8x10--Republic Steno Staff PHOTOGRAPHS--UNIDENTIFIED (Note: A major share of these are apparently stills from silent movies directed by Donald Macdonald.): 141--2x2 141--2x3 144--3x5 1454--4x5 141--4x7 141--4x8 14200--5x7 141--5x8 1430--6x8 141--6x9 14160--7x9 15201--8x10 152--11x14 PHOTOGRAPHS--ALBUM: B-M119-d1--10x12--Donald Macdonald parts from 1911-1914, 93 photographs1911-1914 PHOTOGRAPHS--ALBUM--LOOSE PAGES: oversize18 pages of unidentified photographs PHOTOGRAPHS--NEGATIVES: 151--8x10--F McD 151--8x10--Donald Macdonald's Home 16POSTCARDS: 1632 pieces PRODUCTION MATERIAL (Note: this includes call sheets, cast lists, shooting schedules, work sheets, etc.): 16The Adventures of McGraw Series--4 pieces 16Annie Oakley Series--12 pieces 16"Blondes at Work"--2 pieces 16The Blue Angels Series--5 pieces 16"Broadside"--6 pieces 16Broken Arrow Series--12 pieces 16Buffalo Bill Jr. Series--10 pieces 16"Calamity Jane"--5 pieces 16Day Out of Days Series--14 pieces 16Death Valley Days Series--5 pieces 16Dixie Dugan Series--10 pieces 16Flipper Series--15 pieces 16Gene Autry Series--1 piece 16Get Smart Series--10 pieces 16"Hit Parade of 1947"--1 piece1947 16McHale's Navy Series--9 pieces 16National Velvet--52 pieces 17Pony Express Series--34 pieces 17"The Purple Gang"--11 pieces 17Range Rider Series--3 pieces 17"Raymie and the Barracuda"--9 pieces 1777th Bengal Lancers Series--11 pieces 17"Strange Quest"--5 pieces 17Tales of Wells Fargo Series--9 pieces 17"The Underwater City"--14 pieces 17The Whistler Series--6 pieces 17Wild Bill Hickok Series--25 pieces 17Wyatt Earp Series--211 pieces PRODUCTION MATERIAL--MISCELLANEOUS: 1892 pieces PRODUCTION MATERIAL--UNIDENTIFIED: 1835 pieces PROGRAMS: 19Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, Director, Sergei J. Denham1951-52 19Beaux Arts Comedie Theatre, Los Angelesno date 19Bijou Theatre, New Yorkno date 19The Broadhurst Theatre, New YorkSeptember 7, 1931 19Arthur Casey presents Leo Carrillo in "The Bad Man," (7 copies)no date 19Arthur Casey presents Leo Carrillo in "Lombardi, Ltd.," (4 copies)no date 19Arthur Casey presents Florence Reed in "Criminal at Large," (3 copies)no date 19Arthur Casey presents "When Laties Meet," by Rachel Crothers, (2 programs; 2 copies of 1)1933 19Cort Theatre, (Pages 9, 15, 17 only)October 13, 1929 19The Dominos Club 20th Anniversart Revel, at the Masquers ClubFebruary 17, 1950 19Elitch Gardens Players, Denver, 12 piecesno date 19"Flirting With Fate," directed by F McDno date 19FLOWER DRUM SON, Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, directed by Gene Kellyno date 19Forsyth Theatre, Atlanta, GeorgiaMarch 28, May 23 (no year) 19Garrick Theatre, LondonFebruary 17, 1955 19Hanna Theatre, (Cleveland, Ohio), (2 copies; 2 covers missing)November 13, 1933 19HELLO, DOLLY, with Carol Channing, directed by Gower Championno date 19Hippodrome, Londonno date 19JAMAICA, with Lena Horne and Ricardo Montalban, directed by Robert Lewisno date Lakewood Theatre, Maine: 19(most covers missing)June 12, 19, 26; July 10, 24, 31; August 14, 21, 29; September 4, 11, 18, 25, 1933 19August 12, 1946 19August 25, September 1, 1947 19August 16, 1948 19Leeds Theatre, London, (cover missing)May 1929 19Lincoln Square Theatre, Decatur, IllinoisMarch 16, (no year) 19Little Theatre of Eagle RockMay 14, 1949 19The Locust Street Theatre, PhiladelphiaJanuary 4, 1932, December 4, (no year) 19Madcap Players present "The Lady of the Alley," (Dallas)August 7, (no year) 19MAN OF LA MANCHA, with Richard Kiley, directed by Albert Marreno date 19MY FAIR LADY, with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, directed by Herman Levinno date 19MY FAIR LADY, with Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn, directed by George Cukor, (bound)no date 19NASCAR Official program1958 19The New Pabst Theatre, Milwaukee1928 19Plymouth Theatre, BostonOctober 31, 1932 The President Theatre, Des Moines: 19The Oberfelder-Ketcham Productions (2 copies)1929-1930 19February 23; March 2, 23, 30; April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1930 19Princess Theatre, San Franciscono date 19The Rialto Theatre, Sioux CityMay 5, (1930); May 11, (1930); May 25, (1930) 19Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, 106th edition1976 19Selwyn Theatre, ChicagoNovember 19, 1933 19Shubert Theatre, New Haven, ConnecticutOctober 28-29, 1932 19Shubert Rialto Theatre, St. LouisJanuary 8, 1933; February 5, (no year); February 19, (no year); December 25, (no year) 19The Warner Club, Second Annual Dinner Dance, Biltmore Hotel, Los AngelesApril 23, 1936 19Wharf Players' Theatre, Provincetown, MassachusettsJuly 21, 1930 PROGRAMS--CLIPPINGS: 1985 pieces 19PROOFS: 19Advertisement for F McD, Director B-M145-fDicksen, Fred, "TV's Man Behind the Six-Shooter," TV PICTJune 16, (no year) 19Trade Reviews of ARKANSAS JUDGE, directed by F McD, (38 copies)1941 SCRAPBOOKS: 191--7x10--Newspaper & magazine clippings about F McD, 16 pages (cover loose)1918-1922 191--10x12--Newspaper & magazine clippings about F McD, 6 pages (no cover)1936 oversize1--11x14--Newspaper & magazine clippings about F McD, 50 pages1938 oversize1--12x15--Newspaper & magazine clippings about F McD, 43 pages1930 SCRAPBOOKS--LOOSE PAGES: 2048 pages SCRIPTS: 20Andrews, Robert D., THREE IN EDEN, April 18, 1936, 131 pages; June 1936, 165 pages, heavily annotatedApril 18, 1936; June 1936 20Austin, Edward R., MURDER GOES NORTH, 104 pages, heavily annotatedno date 21Beauchamp, D. D., FATHER TAKES THE AIR, 106 pages, heavily annotated 21Beaumont, Charles, I, BUCK LARSSEN, 34 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 19, 1958 21Blackburn, Tom, THE VALLEY OF THE WHITE WOLVES, 116 pages, heavily annotatedno date 21Blackburn, Tom, WOLF-GIRL, 121 pages 21Brady, Frederick, THE GUN, 48 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 6, 1954 21Brady, Frederick, THE THIN LINE, 56 pages, annotatedMarch 8, 1954 21Bren, J. Robert, Gladys Atwater and Sam Taylor, DANGERS OF DELILAH, 31 pages, heavily annotated (some carbon pages) 21Brewer, Jameson and Jack Rubin, KILROY ON DECK, 135 pages, heavily annotated; 136 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 2, 1948 22Bricker, George, STRANGE QUEST (formerly MEXICAN QUEST), 123 pages, annotated; 171 pages, heavily annotated 22Butler, John K., THE MAN FROM OKLAHOMA, 144 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 15, 1945 22Butler, John K., SUNSET IN EL DORADO, 92 pages, heavily annotatedMay 17, 1945 22Butler, John K., TELL IT TO A STAR, 75 pages, annotated; 99 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 21, 1944 23Cooper, Olive, A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN, 121 pages, heavily annotated; 122 pagesJuly 21, 1947 23Cooper, Olive, SIOUX CITY SUE, 155 pages, heavily annotatedMay 22, 1946 23DeWitt, Jack, Herbert M. Caesar and Warren Douglas, CRASH BOAT, 132 pagesApril 28, 1959 23DeWitt, Jack, THE PURPLE GANG, 125 pages; 125 pages; 130 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 15, 1959 24DeWitt, Jack, THE PURPLE GANG, 124 pagesAugust 8, 1959 24Dorio, Rick, AN ARMFUL OF HELL, 109 pages 24Dorrell and Stuart McGowan, DON'T FENCE ME IN, 134 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 5, 1945 24Dorrell and Stuart McGowan, TWILIGHT ON THE RIO GRANDE, 154 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 13, 1946 24Doyle, Laird, THE KEY, 125 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 7, 1934 24Elam, Jack, THE PURPLE GANG, 103 pages 25Elman, Irving, THIRTEEN LEAD SOLDIERS, November 29, 1947, 106 pages, heavily annotated; November 20, 1947, 106 page carbonNovember 29, 1947; November 20, 1947 25Foster, Lewis R., STORM, 147 pagesFebruary 7, 1944 25Gangelin, Paul and J. Benton Cheney, UNDER NEVADA SKIES, 97 pages; 136 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 25, 1946 25Geraghty, Gerald, ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL,98 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 2, 1945 25Geraghty, Gerald, HELLDORADO, 89 pages; 90 pages, annotated; 154 pages, heavily annotatedMay 17, 1946 26Geraghty, Gerald, HOME IN OKLAHOMA, 96 pagesMay 7, 1946 26Gill, Frank Jr., HIT PARADE OF 1946, 93 pages, annotatedJune 26, 1946 26Gill, Frank Jr. and Mary Loos, HIT PARADE OF 1947, 100 pages, annotated; 104 pages; 144 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 24, 1946 26Green, George and Leonard S. Picker, APACHE CHIEF, 109 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 20, 1949 26Green, Howard J., TAKE IT BIG, 138 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 3, 1943 27Greenberg, Edward H., THE MAGNIFICANT PAGAN, 114 pages 27Hall, Norman Shannon, THE BRAND INSPECTOR, 56 pages 27Hall, Norman Shannon, PISTOLERO, 52 pages 27Hall, Norman Shannon, TEXANS NEVER CRY, 96 pages, heavily annotatedJune 14, 1950 27Hampton, Orville H., THE UNDERWATER CITY, 118 pages; 163 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 1, 1961 27Hanna, Mark, RAYMIE AND THE BARRACUDA, 125 pages; 110 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 27, 1959 28Hayward, Lillie and Crane Wilbur, HER HUSBAND'S SECRETARY, 112 pages; 163 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 25, 1936 28Heidman, Leonard, PASSPORT TO DANGER, 43 pages, heavily annotatedMay 1955 28Holt, Andrew, BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES BACK, 104 pages, heavily annotated; 132 pagesApril 29, 1947 28Horman, Arthur T., THEY ASKED FOR IT, 131 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 22, 1939 28Hourigan, James and James Kessler, NIGHTMARE HOUSE (formerly COME DIE WITH US), 90 pages, annotated; 115 pagesno date 29Houston, Norman, GUN RUNNERS, July 9, 1948, 118 pages, annotated; July 20, 1948, 111 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 9, 1948; July 20, 1948 29Hubbard, Tom and Fred Eggers, THUNDER PASS, 107 pages, heavily annotatedMay 5, 1954 29Ingram, Jay and Clarence Upson Young, THE WHITE SHAWL, 121 pages 29Jacobs, William and George Bricker, BIG BUSINESS, 133 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 8, 1936 29Juhn, Kurt, FIRE ISLAND, N.Y., 98 pages1950 30Kahn, Gordon and Bob Williams, LIGHTS OF OLD SANTA FE, 135 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 7, 1944 30Kivari, C. K., ESCAPE TO FREEDOM, 99 pagesno date 30Lawrence, Vincent, WINE FROM ANOTHER JUG, 142 pages 30Lees, Robert and Frederic Rinaldo, NIGHT IN HAVANNA, 96 pagesNovember 11, 1948 30Lord, Mindret, THE ARCH SHOWMAN, W. C. PENNYWORTH, 42 pages; 43 pages; 43 pages, heavily annotated 30Lowther, George and Ronald Sercombe, I, BRADFORD CHARLES, 26 pagesNovember 21, 1958 31McD, F. and Vance Skarstedt, THE CROOKED CRADLE, 131 pages; 132 pages (2 copies); 133 pages (2 copies) 31McD, F. and Vance Skarstedt, FEARTOWN U.S.A., 123 pages (2 copies); 124 pages; 146 pages; 148 pages, annotated 32McD, F. and Jack Jusher, GENTLY, BROTHER, LEST I BREAK, 151 pages; 152 pages 32McD, F., LADY OF THE ALLEY, 123 pages 32McD, F., THE LAST HEADLINE, 171 pages 33McD, F. and Kirby Grant, LOOK TO THE MOUNTAIN, 121 pages; 122 pages; 123 pages; 135 pages1953 33McD, F., MEZZANINE, 141 pages (3 copies); 142 pages; 144 pages; 145 pages (some original typescript, some carbon); 147 pages; 147 pages (some original typescript, some carbon); 151 pages (some original typescript, some carbon)1962 35McD, F., MY HEART AND I, 134 pages; 135 pages 35McD F., PUSSY WILL YA?, 119 pages 35McD, F., STRANGER IN TOWN, 51 pages (2 copies); 52 pages 35Newman, Walter B., THE QUILL AND THE GUN, 31 pages 35Niss, Stanley, THE CASE OF THE COUNTERFEIT M.P.C.'S, 54 pages, heavily annotatedno date 35Orloff, Arthur E., DON'T BE A SUCKER, 34 pages; 34 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 1, 1949 35Pagano, Jo and F McD, WANTED BY THE F.B.I., 129 pages (2 copies)March 25, 1954 36Parker, Richard T., PAPA'S BOY, 34 pages, heavily annotated 36Pittman, Monte, THE VILLAGE IN THE CITY, 59 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 26, 1954 36Raynor, Bill, NORTHWEST TERRITORY, 95 pages, heavily annotated; 96 pages; 120 pagesno date 36Raynor, Bill, YUKON GOLD,95 pages, annotatedMay 13, 1952 36Raynor, Bill, YUKON MANHUNT, 97 pages, heavily annotatedno date 36Republic, BARNYARD HOLIDAY, PRODUCTION #1045, 174 pages heavily annotatedSeptember 26, 1940 37Republic, IN OLD MISSOURI, PRODUCTION #984, 81 pages; 158 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 21, 1949 37Republic, PRAIRIE SERENADE, 165 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 2, 1941 37Republic, PRODUCTION #993 (ARKANSAS JUDGE), 158 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 28, 1940 37Republic, PRODUCTION #1058, 123 pages, heavily annotated; 152 pages, annotatedMarch 17, 1941 38Republic, PRODUCTION #1074, 163 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 26, 1941 38Republic, PRODUCTION #1135, 152 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 24, 1942 38Republic, PRODUCTION #1145, 144 pages, heavily annotatedJune 8, 1942 38Republic, PRODUCTION #1147, 108 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 4, 1942 38Republic, PRODUCTION #1158, 127 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 29, 1942 39Republic, PRODUCTION #1178,139 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 15, 1943 39Republic, PRODUCTION #1182 (HOOSIER HOLIDAY), 134 pages, heavily annotatedMay 19, 1943 39Republic, PRODUCTION #1235, September 4, 1943, 101 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 4, 1943 39Republic, PRODUCTION #1266, March 14, 1944, 157 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 14, 1944 39Roeca, Sam and F McD, CASE HISTORY #1, 48 pages, heavily annotated; 52 pages. 39Roeca, Sam, CASE HISTORY #2, 48 pages; 48 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 9, 1952 39Roeca, Sam, CASE HISTORY #3, 39 pages; 40 pages, heavily annotatedno date 40Roeca, Sam, SEA TIGER, 103 pages, heavily annotated; 107 pagesFebruary 14, 1951 40Roeca, Sam, SUBMARINE SCHOOL, 110 pagesno date 40Ryan, Don and Kenneth Gamet, FLY-AWAY BABY, 87 pages; 151 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 26, 1937 40Ryan, Don and Kenneth Gamet, JUSTICE AFTER DARK, 75 pages, heavily annotated; 121 pagesOctober 7, 1936 40Shane, Maxwell, GAMBLER'S CHOICE, 101 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 2, 1943 40Shane, Maxwell, SUBMARINE ALERT, 84 pages, heavily annotatedMay 27, 1942 41Shane, Maxwell, WILDCAT, 101 pagesJanuary 5, 1942 41Shane, Maxwell and Richard Murphy, WRECKING CREW, 101 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 26, 1942 41Simmons, Richard, THE IRON HORSEMAN, 36 pagesMarch 12, 1959 41Stevens, Leslie, THE IRON HORSEMAN, 44 pagesAugust 7, 1958 41Townley, Jack, BELLS OF ROSARITA, 127 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 1, 1944 41Townley, Jack, THE CHICAGO KID, September 2, 1944, 87 pages, annotated; September 19, 1944, 156 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 2, 1944; September 19, 1944 41Townely, Jack and John K. Butler, MY PAL TRIGGER, 91 pagesDecember 15, 1945 41Ullman, Daniel B., FIGHT STORY, 103 pages, heavily annotated 41Vale, Leslie and George Halasz, LINDA, BE GOOD, 101 page carbon; 107 pages; 109 pages, heavily annotated; 111 pagesno date 42Wandberg, Warren D. and Clint Johnson, Blue Fin, 115 pages, heavily annotated; 121 pages 42Wandberg, Warren D. and Sam Roeca, TRAIL DUST, 135 pagesno date 42Wandberg, Warren D., Sam Roeca and Tom Blackburn, TRAIL DUST, 112 pages, heavily annotated (some original typescript); 107 page carbonOctober 2, 1950 43Webster, M. Coates and J. Benton Cheney, UNDER NEVADA SKIES, 93 page carbonFebruary 26, 1946 43Weed, Don and Vance Skarstedt, TERROR TOWN, 112 pages (5 copies) 43Weisberg, Brenda, WHEN A GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL, 106 pages, heavily annotatedMay 19, 1947 43Weston, Garnett and Edward T. Lowe, HOW DID YOU MEET YOUR WIFE?, 99 pages 43White, Hugh, ANOTHER DAY, 152 pagesno date 44White, Robertson and David Diamond, ADVENTUROUS BLONDE, 120 pages, annotatedMay 10, 1937 44Wilbur, Crane, ALCATRAZ, 10 pagesApril 21, 1937 44Wilbur, Crane, THE BLACK WIDOW, 112 pagesNovember 10, 1936 44Wilbur, Crane, DANCE, CHARLIE, DANCE, 158 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 4, 1937 44Wilbur, Crane and George Bricker, ONE MORE TOMORROW, 89 pages; 134 pages, heavily annotated (some original typescript and carbon)July 1937 44Wise, Walter, FIRST OFFENDER, 120 pages; 123 pages; 135 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 8, 1939 45No Author, BACKFIRE, 132 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 28, 1935 45No Author, BROADWAY HOSTESS, 123 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 31, 1935 45No Author, CALAMITY JANE, 49 pages, heavily annotated; 63 pages, heavily annotated 45No Author, FLIRTING WITH FATE, 103 pages; 137 pages, heavily annotated (some carbon and original typescript)August 10, 1938 45No Author, FRESHMAN YEAR, 108 pages, heavily annotatedno date 45No Author, FROM THIS DARK STAIRWAY, 108 pages, heavily annotated; 117 pagesFebruary 20, 1935; June 29, 1935 46No Author, GRAND OLE OPRY, 167 pages, heavily annotatedApril 19, 1940 46No Author, GUNFIGHT AT COMANCHE CREEK, 123 pages; 127 pages, heavily annotatedMay 3, 1963 46No Author, THE GUNFIGHTERS, 128 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 24, 1962 46No Author, HARD TO KILL, 102 pages, heavily annotated; 102 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 18, 1947; October 21, 1947 47No Author, LADY TENDERFOOT, 49 pages, heavily annotated; 52 page original typescript, annotatedno date 47No Author, (MIDNIGHT COURT), Part II, 42 pages, heavily annotated 47No Author, MURDER BY AN ARISTOCRAT, 114 pagesJanuary 10, 1936 47No Author, NO HANDS ON THE CLOCK, 165 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 2, 1941 47No Author, OLD GLORY, A20 pagesApril 9, 1936 47No Author, ONE MAN'S DIARY, 129 pagesno date 47No Author, PRODUCTION #903, 149 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 13, 1940 47No Author, PRODUCTION #907, 144 pages, heavily annotatedJune 25, 1940 48No Author, PRODUCTION #908, 167 pages, heavily annotatedApril 25, 1940 48No Author, PRODUCTION #909, 133 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 29, 1940 48No Author, PRODUCTION #961 (FORGOTTEN GIRLS), 140 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 22, 1940 48No Author, PRODUCTION #967, 133 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 28, 1939 48No Author, PRODUCTION #979, 152 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 22, 1939 49No Author, PRODUCTION #1491, 75 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 12, 1946 49No Author, SON OF BELLE STARR,108 pages, heavily annotatedno date 49No Author, THE STORY OF TWO FALCONS, 38 pages; 39 pages; 41 pages; 21 page carbonno date 49No Author, TRAGEDY IN A SMALL TOWN, 102 pages 49No Author, TREACHERY RIDES THE TRAIL, 100 pages (some original typescript)November 30, 1935 49No Author, THE WINNER'S CIRCLE, 134 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 12, 1938 49No Author, YOU CAN'T LIVE FOREVER, 98 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 10, 1942 49No Author, YOU'LL BE THE DEATH OF ME, 112 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 30, 1944 SCRIPTS--LOOSE PAGES: 501173 pages SCRIPTS--SERIES: THE ADVENTURES OF McGRAW: 51"The Big Chance," 40 pages, heavily annotated 51"The Diamond," 49 pages, heavily annotated; 50 pages, annotatedJanuary 7, 1958 51"The Long Aloha," 37 pagesno date 51"Meet McGraw," 52 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 7, 1953 51"A Time for Dying," 42 pages, annotated; 43 pages, heavily annotated ADVENTURES OF TOM MIX: 51Pilot Episode, 46 pages; 47 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 12, 1957 ANNIE OAKLEY SERIES: 51"Ambush Canyon," 55 pages, heavily annotated; 32 pages 51"Annie and the Leprechauns," 45 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 14, 1956 51"Annie and the Lily Maid," 43 pages, heavily annotated 51"Annie and the Silver Ace," 45 pages, heavily annotated 51"Annie Calls Her Shots," 44 pages, heavily annotated 52"Annie Finds Strange Treasure," 46 pages, heavily annotated 52"Annie Trusts A Convict," 48 pages, heavily annotated 52"Bull's Eye," 54 pages, heavily annotated 52"Desperate Men," 50 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 28, 1956 52"The Dude Stagecoach," 47 pages, heavily annotated 52"Gunplay," 43 pages, heavily annotated 52"The Hardrock Trail," 55 pages, heavily annotated; 56 pages 52"Joker on Horseback," 47 pages, heavily annotated 52"Justice Guns," 54 pages, heavily annotated 52"The Mississippi Kid," 50 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 16, 1956 52"Outlaw Brand," 45 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 19, 1955 52"Renegade's Return," 48 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 27, 1955 52"Sharpshooting Annie," 42 pages, heavily annotated 52"Sugarfoot Sue," 47 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 16, 1955 52"Treasure Map," 48 pages, heavily annotated 52"Western Privateer," 48 pages, heavily annotatedMay 22, 1956 GENE AUTRY SERIES: 53"The Black Rider," 49 pages, heavily annotated 53"Code of the Plains," 41 pages, heavily annotated 53"The Doodle-Bug," 48 pages, heavily annotatedApril 19, 1950 53"The Double Switch," 43 pages, heavily annotated 53"Ghost Town Raiders," 51 pages, heavily annotated 53"Gold Dust Charlie," 31 pages, heavily annotated 53"The Gray Dude," 53 pages, heavily annotated 53"Head for Texas," 48 pages, heavily annotated 53"The Lost Chance," 46 pages, heavily annotated; 43 pages 53"Outlaw of Blue Mesa," 45 pages, heavily annotated 53"The Poisoned Waterhole," 46 pages, heavily annotated 53"Rio Renegades," 46 pages 53"Scorched Earth," 51 pages, heavily annotated 53"Sharpshooter," 46 pages, heavily annotated 53"The Silver Arrow," 49 pages, heavily annotatedApril 19, 1950 53"Silver Dollars," 42 pages, heavily annotated 53"Six-Shooter Sweepstakes," 44 pages, heavily annotated THE BLUE ANGELS: 54"Mountain Survival," 34 pages, heavily annotated; 17 pages, annotatedAugust 9, 1960 54"Sierra Survival," 34 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 2, 1960 54"Tiger Blood," 31 pages; 34 pages, annotated; 39 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 9, 1960 BROADSIDE: 54"The Obstacle Course," 39 pages, heavily annotated; 38 pages, annotatedOctober 14, 1964 54"Once Upon An Island," 35 pages, heavily annotated; Revision, November 11, 1964, 40 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 2, 1964; November 11, 1964 54"The Wolfman Cometh," 42 pages, annotatedNovember 18, 1964 BROKEN ARROW: 54"Apache Girl," 33 pages; Final Draft, February 13, 1957, 36 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 8, 1957 54"The Archeologist," 38 pages, heavily annotated; 36 pages (insect damage to pages)February 13, 1957 54"The Assassin," 33 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 5, 1957 54"Fathers and Sons," 36 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 22, 1957 54"Ordeal," 36 pagesJanuary 31, 1957 54"Quarantine," 38 pagesJanuary 22, 1957 54"Renegades Return," 32 pagesJanuary 30, 1957 BUFFALO BILL JR. SERIES: 54"The Assassins," 48 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 17, 1955 54"A Diamond for Grandpa," 49 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 14, 1955 54"The Jayhawker," 48 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 8, 1955 54"Kansas City Lady," 42 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 16, 1956 55"Kid Curry-Killer," 48 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 23, 1955 55"Legacy of Jesse James," 42 pages, heavily annotatedApril 19, 1955 55"The Little Mavericks," 43 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 21, 1955 DEATH VALLEY DAYS: 55"Fort Bowie… Urgent," 45 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 19, 1962 DIXIE DUGAN: 55"The Dixie Dugan Show," 51 pages, annotated; 51 pages, annotatedJune 29, 1953 55"Duty Date," 52 pages; 50 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 29, 1953 DOOWINKLE, D.A.: 55"One Man's Meat," 48 pagesApril 30, 1959 FLIPPER: 55"The Ditchling," 36 pagesApril 29, 1964 55"The Lifeguard," 36 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 12, 1964 55"The Misanthrope," 35 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 13, 1964 55"Mr. Marvello," 38 pages, heavily annotatedJune 19, 1964 55"Second Time Around," 34 pages, heavily annotatedMay 13, 1964 GET SMART: 55"Aboard the Orient Express," 45 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 15, 1965 55"The Day Smart Turned Chicken," 20 pages, annotated; 40 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 5, 1965 55"The Diplomat's Daughter," 35 pagesJuly 8, 1965 56"Double Agent," 38 pages, heavily annotated (2 copies)September 29, 1965 56"Kaos in Control," 47 pagesJune 24, 1965 56"Now You See Him--Now You Don't," 43 pagesJuly 1, 1965 56"Our Man in Toyland," 40 pagesJune 17, 1965 56"Satan Place," 40 pages, annotated; 45 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 16, 1965 56"School Days," 36 pagesJuly 2, 1965 McHALE'S NAVY: 56"The Great Eclipse," 37 pages, annotated; Revision, September 24, 1964, 39 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 21, 1964; September 24, 1964 56"The Missing Link," 41 pagesOctober 5, 1964 MOSBY'S RANGERS: 56Pilot, 49 pages, heavily annotatedno date NATIONAL VELVET: 56"The Artist," 39 pages, annotatedOctober 2, 1961 56"The Beauty Contest," 43 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 12, 1961 56"The Bully," 52 pages, heavily annotatedMay 31, 1961 56"The Circuit," 49 pages, heavily annotated; 40 pages, annotatedFebruary 2, 1961 56"The Clown," 39 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 20, 1961 56"The Club," 44 pages, heavily annotatedJune 13, 1961 56"The Desperado," 39 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 10, 1961 56"Donald's Tonsils," 44 pages, heavily annotatedJune 28, 1961 57"Ede's Bombshell," 45 pages, annotatedOctober 17, 1961 57"The Elopement," 39 pages, heavily annotatedJune 26, 1961 57"Epidemic," 40 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 12, 1961 57"The Experiment," 36 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 11, 1961 57"The Fall," 42 pages; 43 pages, heavily annotatedJune 8, 1961 57"The Feud," 39 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 27, 1961 57"The Fortune Teller," 43 pages, heavily annotatedJune 19, 1961 57"The Haunted House," 43 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 10, 1961 57"Jeopardy," 41 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 20, 1961 57"The Lake," 42 pages, heavily annotatedJune 8, 1961 57"Martha's Beau," 45 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 19, 1961 57"Mi's Citizenship," 41 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 26, 1961 57"The Outsider," 41 pages, heavily annotatedJune 21, 1961 57"The Pony," 41 pages, heavily annotatedMay 16, 1961 57"Rogue Horse," 44 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 28, 1961 57"The Rumor," 44 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 21, 1961 57"The Scandal," 44 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 21, 1961 58"Stablemates," 46 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 6, 1961 58"The Star," 46 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 24, 1961 58"The Swindle," 40 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 31, 1961 58"Terry," 43 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 10, 1961 58"The Test," 42 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 7, 1961 58"The Tramp," 39 pages, heavily annotatedJune 15, 1961 THE PHANTOM PIRATE: 58Episode One: "The Prisoner of Porto Bella," 52 pages, heavily annotated; 43 pages, annotatedFebruary 10, 1952 58Episode Two: "The Pearl of Sharksteeth Island," 55 pages, annotatedMay 16, 1952 58Episode Four: "The Shadow of the Gallows," 40 pages PONY EXPRESS: 58"Bandido," 42 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 24, 1960 58"Duel at Devil's Canyon," 40 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 23, 1959 58"Elixir of the Gods," 39 pages; 38 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 10, 1959 58"The Ghost of Caribou Ridge," 39 pages; 41 pages, heavily annotated; 50 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 10, 1959 59"Mail For A Male," 37 pages; 42 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 16, 1959 59"Message From New Orleans," 40 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 11, 1959 59"Pete Curry's Boy," 39 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 9, 1960 59"The Princess of Crazy Creek," 43 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 23, 1960 59"The Reluctant Bride," 39 pages; 48 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 11, 1960 59"The Renegade,"43 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 29, 1959 59"The Runaway," 45 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 1, 1960 59"The Search," 37 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 16, 1959 59"The Sheriff's Last Ride," 40 pages; 44 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 2, 1959 59"Showdown at Thirty Mile Ridge," 42 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 7, 1960 59"The Station Keeper's Bride," 43 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 12, 1959 59"The Theft," 38 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 11, 1959 59"Token Payment," 34 pages, annotatedFebruary 4, 1960 59"The Treaty," 49 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 6, 1959 59"Vendetta," 40 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)October 12, 1959 59"We Ourselves," 39 pages, heavily annotatedMarch, 1960 RANGE RIDER SERIES: 60"Bandit of Black Canyon," 41 pages, heavily annotated 60"The Border City Affair," 43 pages, heavily annotated 60"Bullets & Badmen," 45 pages, heavily annotated 60"The Chase," 39 pages, heavily annotated 60"Diablo Pass," 44 pages, heavily annotated 60"The Flying Arrow," 43 pages, heavily annotated 60"Hidden Gold," 48 pages, heavily annotated 60"Last of the Pony Express," 39 pages, heavily annotated 60THE REAL McCOYS, 38 pages, annotated1956 60REPERCUSSION, 35 pages1958 THE 77TH BENGAL LANCERS: 60"Cecil of Kandahar," 44 pages, heavily annotated; 41 pages, heavily annotated; 23 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 3, 1956; November 29, 1956 60"The Deserter," 52 pages, heavily annotated (insect damage)January 10, 1957 60"The Enemy," 43 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 4, 1957 60"The Lost Squadron," 49 pages; 44 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 29, 1956 60"The Young Lovers," 41 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 30, 1956 SHEENA, QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE: 60"The Elephant God," 46 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 28, 1954 TALES OF WELLS FARGO: 61"The Border Renegade," September 28, 1960, 37 pages, annotated; 27 pages, annotated; Revision, September 30, 1960, 37 pages; Revision, October 3, 1960, 39 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 28, 1960; September 30, 1960; October 3, 1960 61"Escort to Santa Fe," 36 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 30, 1960 61"Frightened Witness," 36 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 20, 1960 61"Jeff Davis' Treasure," 38 pages; 38 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 31, 1960 61"No Place For A Lady," October 21, 1960, 27 pages, annotated; Revision, October 28, 1960, 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 21, 1960; October 28, 1960 THE TALL MAN: 61"Property of the Crown," January 8, 1962, 39 pages; January 10, 1962, 43 pages, heavily annotatedJanuary 8, 1962; January 10, 1962 61"Ride A Wild Horse," 33 pages, heavily annotated January 8, 1962 THIS IS THE LIFE: 61Episode #608: "The Guilt of Silence," 48 pages, heavily annotatedFebruary 26, 1957 61Episode #608: "Spiritual Sight," 43 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 5, 1957 THE THREE MUSKETEERS: 61"The Coin of the Realm," 46 pages, heavily annotated 61"The Coward of Valentinois," 43 pages, heavily annotated 61"The Dangling Noose," 36 pages, heavily annotated 61"The Forgery," 41 pages, heavily annotated 61"King's Trump," 37 pages, heavily annotated 61"The Lily of Saint-Golarre," 45 pages, heavily annotated 61"The Silent Witness," 38 pages, heavily annotated 61"Il Testimone Silenzioso," 46 pages (written in Italian) U.S. SECRET SERVICE AGENT: 61"Cheating Characters," 48 pages 61"Mr. Jade," 43 pages WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE: 62"The Matchmaker," 39 pages, heavily annotatedMay 4, 1959 THE WHISTLER: 62"Backfire," 41 pages; 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 10, 1953 62"Stolen Chance," 42 pages, heavily annotated WILD BILL HICKOK: 62#8, 46 pages; 38 pages, heavily annotated 62#9, 46 pages, heavily annotated 62#10, 36 pages, heavily annotated 62#11, 43 pages, heavily annotated 62#12, 42 pages, heavily annotated 62#13, 42 pages, heavily annotated 62#14, 45 pages, heavily annotated 62#15, 51 pages, heavily annotated 62#16, 44 pages, heavily annotated 62#17, 44 pages, heavily annotated 62#18, 47 pages, heavily annotated 62#19, 47 pages, heavily annotated 62#20, 42 pages, heavily annotated 62#21, 40 pages, heavily annotated 63#22, 42 pages, heavily annotated 63#23, 41 pages, annotated 63#24, 38 pages; 39 pages, heavily annotated 63#25, 44 pages (3 copies; 1 heavily annotated) 63#26, 40 pages (3 copies; 1 heavily annotated) 63#27, 44 pages, heavily annotated 63(#28), "Medicine Show," 39 pages, heavily annotated 63(#29), "Blacksmith Story," 40 pages, heavily annotated 63#30, ("Mexican Gun Running"), 47 pages, heavily annotated 63(#31), "School Teacher Story," 41 pages, heavily annotated 63(#32), 42 pages, heavily annotated 63(#33), 55 pages, heavily annotated 63#34, 49 pages, heavily annotated 64#35, "The Outlaw's Son," 48 pages, heavily annotated 64#36, "Savvy, The Smart Little Dog," 50 pages, heavily annotated (Cast sheet attached) 64#39, 44 pages, heavily annotated 64#40, 47 pages, heavily annotated 64#42, 49 pages, heavily annotated 64#43, 47 pages, heavily annotated 64#44, 49 pages, heavily annotated 64#45, 48 pages, heavily annotated 64#46, "A Close Shave for the Marshals," 48 pages, heavily annotated 64#47, 46 pages, heavily annotated 64#48, 50 pages, heavily annotated 64#68, "The Informer," 39 pages 64#70, "Cry Wolf," 45 pages, heavily annotated 64#71, "Boy and Hound Dog," 48 pages, heavily annotated; 47 pages, heavily annotated 65#72, "The Sheriff's Secret," 49 pages, heavily annotated; 50 pages 65#73, "Superstition Stage," 45 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated) 65#75, "The Outlaw's Portrait," 44 pages, heavily annotated 65#75, "Sagebrush Manhunt," 43 pages; 44 pages, heavily annotated 65#76, "Buckshot Comes Home," 54 pages, heavily annotated 65#76, "The Golden Rainbow," 44 pages 65#77, "The Music Teacher," 44 pages, heavily annotated 65#77, "Sundown Valley," 42 pages; 45 pages, heavily annotated; 44 pages 65#78, "Heroes Are Born," 43 pages WYATT EARP: 65"The Actress," 36 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 16, 1958 65"The Almost Dead Cowhand," 34 pages, annotated; 1st Revise, June 15, 1956, 38 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedMay 7, 1956; June 15, 1956 66"Arizona Comes to Dodge," 34 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 29, 1958 66"The Assasins," 33 pages; 38 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 16, 1955 66"Bad Woman," 34 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 24, 1957 66"Ballad and Truth," 33 pages (3 copies, 1 heavily annotated)July 8, 1957 66"The Bank Robbers," 2nd Revised, 37 pages (3 copies); Revised, no date, 35 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 12, 1955; no date 66"Bat Jumps the Reservation," 32 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 12, 1958 66"Bat Masterson Again," 34 pages; 1st Revise, November 8, 1955, 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 26, 1955; November 8, 1955 66"Bat Masterson For Sheriff," 35 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 16, 1955 66"Bat Masterson Wins His Star," 41 pages, annotated; Revised, July 18, 1956, 37 pages (2 copies; 1 annotated; 1 heavily annotated)May 8, 1956; July 18, 1956 66"The Beautiful Friendship," 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)October 3, 1956 66"Ben Thompson Returns," 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 16, 1955 67"The Big Baby Contest," 37 pages; 2nd Revised, 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 9, 1955 67"The Big Bellyache," 35 pages, heavily annotatedMay 22, 1957 67"Big Brother Virgil," 35 pages, annotated; August 30, 1957, 34 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 13, 1957; August 30, 1957 67"Bill Thompson Gives In," 37 pages, heavily annotated 67"The Bounty Killer," 34 pages, heavily annotatedJune 9, 1958 67"The Bribe," 43 pages, heavily annotated; 2nd Revise, October 18 1955, 40 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 16, 1955; October 18 1955 67"The Buntline Special," 37 pages; 1st Revised, August 24, 1955, 37 pages, heavily annotated; 2nd Revised, September 9, 1955, 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 24, 1955; September 9, 1955 67"Call Me Your Honor," 34 pages, heavily annotatedMay 10, 1957 67"Cattle Thieves," 36 pages, heavily annotatedApril 16, 1958 67"Caught By A Whisker," 34 pages, heavily annotatedApril 7, 1957 67"Clay Allison," 37 pages, annotated; 3rd Revise, June 15, 1956, 39 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)April 24, 1956; June 15, 1956 67"Command Performance," 34 pages; 1st Revise, July 23, 1956, 34 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)May 16, 1956; July 23, 1956 67"The County Seat War," 36 pages, heavily annotated; Revised, September 6, 1957, 37 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 28, 1957; September 6, 1957 67"The Cyclone," 38 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 14, 1958 68"Death For A Stolen Horse," 32 pages, heavily annotatedMay 19, 1958 68"The Desperate Half Hour," 34 pages, annotated; 1st Revise, November 7, 1955, 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 20, 1955; November 7, 1955 68"Dig A Grave For Ben Thompson," 37 pages; Revise, October 10, 1957, 33 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 6, 1957; October 10, 1957 68"Doc Fabrique's Greatest Case," 37 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 15, 1958 68"Doc Holliday Rewrites History," 36 pages; 34 pages; Revised October 25, 1957, 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 23, 1957; October 25, 1957 68"Dodge City Gets A New Marshal," 34 pages, heavily annotated; 1st Revise, December 6, 1955, 33 pagesNovember 30, 1955; December 6, 1955 68"Dodge City--Hall and Farewell," 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 1, 1958 68"Dodge is Civilized," 37 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 17, 1958 68"The Double Life of Dora Hand," 2nd Revise, April 24, 1956, 35 pages, annotated; 3rd Revise, June 15, 1956, 35 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)April 24, 1956; June 15, 1956 68"Dull Knife Strikes For Freedom," 34 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)October 16, 1956 68"The Dutch Immigrant," 40 pages 68"Earp Ain't Wearin' Guns," 32 pages, heavily annotatedJune 5, 1958 68"The Englishman," 33 pages; 1st Revise, October 4, 1955, 34 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 23, 1955; October 4, 1955 68"The Equalizer," 36 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 20, 1956 69"Fight or Run," 37 pages, annotated; 42 pages, heavily annotatedApril 24, 1956 69"Fortitude," 36 pages, heavily annotatedMay 27, 1957 69"Four," 34 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 7, 1957 69"The Frame-Up," 36 pages; October 8, 1957, 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 25, 1957; October 8, 1957 69"Frontier Journalism Was Fearlesss," Revised, 40 pages; 3rd revised, 38 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 15, 1955 69"The Frontier Theater," September 21, 1955, 38 pages, heavily annotated; 33 pages, annotated; 3rd Revise, October 12, 1955, 32 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 21, 1955; October 12, 1955 69"Frontier Woman," 34 pages, heavily annotatedApril 24, 1958 69"The Gambler," 2nd Revise, 40 pages, heavily annotated; 3rd Revise, 36 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 15, 1955 69"The Gattling Gun," 33 pages, heavily annotatedApril 16, 1958 69"The General's Lady," 36 pages, heavily annotatedMay 21, 1957 69"The Gold Brick," 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)October 16, 1956 69"The Good and Perfect Gift," 37 pages; 33 pages, heavily annotatedJune 5, 1957 69"A Good Man," 33 pages, heavily annotatedMay 19, 1958 69"Hang Him High," 38 pages, heavily annotated; August 16, 1956, 37 pagesAugust 13, 1956; August 16, 1956 70"The Hanging Judge," May 11, 1956, 36 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, August 2, 1956, 36 pages; 35 pages, heavily annotatedMay 11, 1956; August 2, 1956 70"The Hole-Up," 36 pages, heavily annotatedJune 6, 1958 70"Horse Race," 35 pages, heavily annotatedJune 9, 1958 70"How To Be A Sheriff," 35 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 7, 1958 70"Hung Jury," 33 pages, heavily annotated 70"Hunt the Man Down," 34 pages, heavily annotatedDecember 10, 1955 70"The Imitation Jesse James," 33 pages (2 copies); 34 pages, heavily annotatedMay 27, 1957 70"Indian Wife," 34 pages (2 copies; 1 annotated; 1 heavily annotated)April 29, 1957 70"It Had to Happen," 37 pages (2 copies); September 2, 1957, 37 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 28, 1957; September 2, 1957 70"John Wesley Hardin," 35 pages; 2nd Revised, 35 pages 70"The Judas Goat," 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 22, 1958 70"Justice," 34 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 3, 1956 70"The Kansas Lily," July 5, 1957, 35 pages; 34 pages (2 copies); 31 pages, heavily annotated; Revised October 7, 1957, 39 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 5, 1957; October 7, 1957 71"Kelley Was Irish," September 26, 1958, 37 pages; Revise October 17, 1958, 37 pages, heavily annotated; 2nd Revise, November 3, 1958, 33 pages; 34 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 26, 1958; October 17, 1958; November 3, 1958 71"Kill the Editor," 35 pages, heavily annotatedMay 8, 1958 71"The Killer," 36 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 12, 1955 71"Killing at Cowskin Creek," September 2, 1955, 39 pages; 2nd Revise, September 16, 1955, 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 2, 1955; September 16, 1955 71"King of the Frontier," 31 pages, heavily annotatedApril 21, 1958 71"The Lady Barbers," 33 pages 71"Lady From the East," 34 pagesApril 25, 1957 71"Last Stand at Smoky Hill," 33 pages, heavily annotatedMay 26, 1958 71"Little Brother," 34 pages, heavily annotatedMay 12, 1958 71"Little Gray Home In the West," September 23, 1958, 37 pages; 38 pages; October 8, 1958, 41 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, October 30, 1958, 35 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 23, 1958; October 8, 1958; October 30, 1958 71"Little Pistol," 34 pages, heavily annotatedApril 19, 1957 71"Lonesomest Man in the World," May 9, 1956, 34 pages; June 18, 1956, 38 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)May 9, 1956; June 18, 1956 72"Love and Shotgun Gibbs," 37 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 23, 1958 72"The Magic Puddle," 37 pages, heavily annotatedMay 21, 1957 72"The Man Who Lied," 38 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 12, 1955 72"Man Who Rode With Custer," 39 pages; 40 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 3, 1956 72"The Manly Art," May 15, 1956, 38 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, April 17, 1957, 36 pages, heavily annotatedMay 15, 1956; April 17, 1957 72"Marshall Earp Plays Cupid," 35 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 21, 1955 72"Mr. Buntline's Vacation," 37 pages, heavily annotatedMay 1, 1957 72"Mr. Cousin and Mr. Brother," September 2, 1955, 37 pages; 2nd Revise, September 16, 1955, 34 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)September 2, 1955; September 16, 1955 72"Mr. Earp Meets A Lady," 42 pages, heavily annotated 72"The Muleskinner," 38 pages, heavily annotatedMay 13, 1958 72"My Husband," September 27, 1957, 37 pages; October 8, 1957, 38 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 27, 1957; October 8, 1957 72"The Mysterious Cowhand," 38 pages, heavily annotatedJune 5, 1958 72"The Neck-Tie Party," October 31, 1955, 40 pages (2 copies) 2nd Revise, November 17, 1955, 40 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 31, 1955; November 17, 1955 73"The Nice Ones Die First," 37 pages; 35 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 20, 1956 73"Nineteen Notches On His Gun," May 14, 1956, 38 pages; 1st Revise, July 20, 1956, 36 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedMay 14, 1956; July 20, 1956 73"Old Jake," 35 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 20, 1956 73"One," 35 pages; 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 30, 1957 73"One of Jesse's Gang," October 21, 1955, 33 pages; 1st Revise, November 8, 1955, 33 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 21, 1955; November 8, 1955 73"One Man Army," 38 pages, heavily annotatedApril 29, 1957 73"One Murder--Fifty Suspects," 35 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 7, 1958 73"Peace-Maker," 31 pages, heavily annotatedJune 13, 1958 73"The Pinkertons," October 21, 1955, 34 pages; 1st Revise, November 3, 1955, 34 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 21, 1955; November 3, 1955 73"Pinkytown," 33 pages; 34 pages, heavily annotatedApril 25, 1957 73"Plague Carrier," 33 pages, heavily annotatedMay 6, 1958 73"Quiet Day In Dodge City," May 7, 1956, 35 pages; 1st Revise, June 15, 1956, 36 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)May 7, 1956; June 15, 1956 73"Reformation of Doc Holliday," 34 pages, heavily annotatedMay 19, 1958 73"Reformation of Jim Kelley," May 8, 1956, 37 pages, annotated; 1st Revise, June 18, 1956, 38 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedMay 8, 1956; June 18, 1956 74"Remittance Man," 37 pages, heavily annotatedApril 18, 1958 74"Rich Man's Son," 41 pages; 1st Revise, August 24, 1955, 38 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 24, 1955 74"Santa Fe War," 32 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 13 1958 74"The Schoolteacher," 35 pages; 36 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 25, 1957 74"The Shadow of a Man," May 9, 1957, 37 pages; 1st Revise, May 22, 1957, 35 pages, heavily annotatedMay 9, 1957; May 22, 1957 74"Shanghai Pierce," 39 pages, annotated; 34 pages; 32 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, 35 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 13, 1955 74"The Sharpshooter," May 11, 1956, 34 pages; 1st Revise, July 28, 1956, 34 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)May 11, 1956; July 28, 1956 74"She Almost Married Wyatt," 37 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 4, 1958 74"Shoot to Kill," 33 pages, heavily annotatedApril 23, 1957 74"Shootin' Woman,"38 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 3, 1956 74"The Siege at Little Alamo," 35 pages; 34 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 27, 1956 74"So Long, Dora, So Long," May 8, 1956, 35 pages; 1st Revise, June 18, 1956, 34 pages; 38 pages, heavily annotatedMay 8, 1956; June 18, 1956 75"The Suffragette," October 25, 1955, 37 pages; 2nd Revise, November 4, 1955, 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 25, 1955; November 4, 1955 75"Sweet Revenge," 35 pages, heavily annotatedApril 25, 1957 75"Take Back Your Town," May 11, 1956, 34 pages; 2nd Revise, August 3, 1956, 36 pages; 37 pages, heavily annotatedMay 11, 1956; August 3, 1956 75"They Hired Some Guns," 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 24, 1956 75"They Think They're Immortal," October 5, 1956, 34 pages; October 17, 1956, 34 pages; 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 5, 1956; October 17, 1956 75"Three," 34 pages (2 copies); 38 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 4, 1957 75"The Time For All Good Men--," October 5, 1956, 35 pages; October 16, 1956, 34 pages; 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 5, 1956; October 16, 1956 75"The Trail to Tombstone," 38 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 2, 1958 75"Trail's End For a Cowboy," 43 pages; Reivse, September 1, 1955, 34 pages, heavily annotated; 2nd Revise, September 16, 1955, 37 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 1, 1955; September 16, 1955 75"Truth About Gun-Fighting," March 31, 1958, 35 pages; 1st Revise, April 23, 1958, 34 pages, heavily annotatedMarch 31, 1958; April 23, 1958 76"Truth About Rawhide Geraghty," 32 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 7, 1958 76"Two," 34 pages (2 copies); 35 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 2, 1957 76"The Underdog," September 20, 1957, 35 pages; Revised October 15, 1957, 36 pages, heavily annotatedSeptember 20, 1957; October 15, 1957 76"The Vengeance Trail," May 24, 1956, 37 pages; 1st Revise, August 15, 1956, 36 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)May 24, 1956; August 15, 1956 76"Vultures," August 17, 1956, 38 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, September 17, 1956, 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 17, 1956; September 17, 1956 76"The Wade-Fentress War," 41 pages, heavily annotatedNovember 28, 1955 76"The War of the Colonels," 34 pages, annotatedDecember 7, 1955 76"Warpath," 36 pages, heavily annotatedApril 29, 1957 76"Wells Fargo vs. Doc Holliday," 35 pages, heavily annotatedMay 21, 1957 76"When Sherman Marched Through Kansas," 35 pages (2 copies); 37 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 19, 1957 76"Wichita Is Civilized," October 31, 1955, 33 pages, annotated; 1st Revise, November 7, 1955, 34 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 31, 1955; November 7, 1955 77"A Wise Calf," October 3, 1955, 33 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, November 7, 1955, 44 pages, heavily annotatedOctober 3, 1955; November 7, 1955 77"Witness For the Defense," 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)August 22, 1956 77"Woman Trouble," 33 pages, heavily annotatedJuly 9, 1957 77"Wyatt and the Captain," 37 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)July 24, 1956 77"Wyatt Earp and General Lee," 38 pages, heavily annotated 77"Wyatt Earp Comes to Wichita," Revised, 41 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, 46 pages, 3rd Revise, 36 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 12, 1955 77"Wyatt Fights for Sin," 33 pages; 34 pages; 35 pages, heavily annotatedJune 28, 1957 77"Wyatt Meets Doc Holliday," August 24, 1956, 35 pages; October 2, 1956, 36 pages (2 copies); 37 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 24, 1956; October 2, 1956 77"Wyatt Rides Shotgun," June 14, 1957, 30 pages, annotated; August 30, 1957, 26 pages; 34 pages, heavily annotatedJune 14, 1957; August 30, 1957 78"Wyatt's Love Affair," April 24, 1956, 36 pages, annotated; 2nd Revise, June 15, 1956, 36 pages (2 copies; 1 heavily annotated)April 24, 1956; June 15, 1956 78"Young Gun," 34 pages; 35 pages, heavily annotatedAugust 17, 1956 SCRIPTS--TELEVISION: 78Heideman, Leonard, "Passport to Danger (Helsinki)," no date, 43 pages, annotatedno date 78Roche, James D., "The Joyful Hour," 78 pages; 89 pages, annotated 78No Author, "The Human Comedy, The Teapot," MGM Television, 39 pagesNovember 14, 1961 78No Author, "Lum and Abner TV Show," Columbia Broadcasting System, First Draft, 29 pages, annotated; Revised First Draft, 33 pages, annotatedApril 27, 1950 78No Author, "The Triumphant Hour," Family Theater, 57 pages; 56 pages (2 copies) SCRIPTS--UNIDENTIFIED: 791 script, 22 page carbon 791 script, 30 page carbon 791 script, 37 page carbon 791 script, 99 pages, annotated 791 script (Act III), 30 pages (4 copies) 791 script (story), 7 page carbon SET PLANS: 79THE TRIUMPHANT HOUR, 7 pagesno date 79WELLS FARGO, "Bride & Bandit," no date 79WYATT EARP, "Santa Fe War" and "Little Brother,"August 28, 1958 SET PLANS--UNIDENTIFIED: 7931 pieces UNIDENTIFIED PAPERS/NOTES: 7974 pieces MISCELLANEOUS: 791--Annual: Ivers, James D., FAME, 25TH ANNUAL AUDIT OF PERSONALITIES OF SCREEN AND TELEVISION, New York: Quigley Publishing Company, 19571957 791--Calendar: Montgomery & Stone, The Red Mill, 19081908 791--Card: From Weaver Brothers & ElviryOctober 18, 1941 791--Commercial: WYATT EARP SHOW, by McCann-Erickson, Ltd.November 17, 1958 791--Directory: MOTION PICTURE NEWS STUDIO DIRECTORYApril 12, 1917 791--Drawing: 12x16 pen and ink of two Chinese men (edges badly tattered) 791--Folder: Writer's Costs1945-1946 oversize1--Map: Europe, by FORTUNE1939 791--Napkin: Musso & Frank's Grill, Hollywood, autographed1939 791--Notebook: Miscellaneous Production Material1950-1953 oversize1--Pamphlet: CBS Television Sales, Inc., THE GRAY GHOST, THE LIFE AND LEGENDS OF COLONEL JOHN S. MOSBY, (2 copies)no date 791--Poster: 14x20, Tombstone, 1882 791--Print: 7x9 print of three dancers by Archie Gunn, autographed