Descriptive Summary
Sheldon Leonard scripts
1953-1972
Sheldon, Leonard
24.3 cubic ft. (54 boxes)
University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
07308
Scripts for the television shows produced and directed by Leonard.
English
Scope and Content Note
Scripts for the television shows produced and directed by Leonard.
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and the collection is open to the public.
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Related Materials
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Acquisition Information
Donated by Sheldon Leonard in 1979.
Processing Information
The collection was processed in 1979.
Preferred Citation
Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Sheldon Leonard scripts, Collection
Number 07308, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.
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Television programs – United States
Television scripts
Television producers and directors
Accidental family (Television program)
Andy Griffith show (Television program)
Dick Van Dyke show (Television program)
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C (Television program)
I spy (Television program)
My world--and welcome to it (Television program)
My friend Tony (Television program)
From a bird's eye view (Television program)
Bill Dana show (Television program)
Danny Thomas show (Television program)
Don Rickles show (Television program)
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Performing Arts
Container List
Scripts - Television
The Accidental family
1967-1968
Volumes 1-3, mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine.
1
1
"Everywhere a chick-chick", revised pilot script
May 22, 1967
36 pages.
1
1
"It hurts me more than it hurts you", by Saul Turteltaub and Bernie Orenstein, revised script
May 23, 1967
39 pages.
1
1
"Hot kid in a cold town", written by Jim Brooks
June 27, 1967
37 pages.
1
1
"The Woodsman", by Bill Edelson & Sam Bobrick
May 24, 1967
36 pages.
1
1
"Minnesota Tracy", by Rick Eustis and Al Rogers
July 7, 1967
41A pages.
1
2
"Making of a vegetarian", by Jim Brooks, revised script
July 28, 1967
39 pages.
1
2
The Secret life of Jerry Webster
August 18, 1967
40A pages.
1
2
"Treasure of San Fernando Valley", revised script
August 14, 1967
36 pages.
1
2
"A Funny thing happened to me on the way to the playground", by Peter Meyerson and Treva Silverman
June 22, 1967
40 pages.
1
2
"If you knew Martha", by Sydney Zelinka, second revised script
August 11, 1967
37 pages.
1
3
"Halloweens on us", by Joseph Bonaduce
August 25, 1967
34 pages.
1
3
"What is this --- Thanksgiving or Hallowe'en", by Peggy Elliott and Ed Scharlach
September 15, 1967
38 pages.
1
3
"The Lush life", by Jim Brooks
September 22, 1967
36 pages.
1
3
"Sandy gets tough", by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant
October 13, 1967
40 pages.
1
3
"The Return of Mr. Ex", by Joseph Bonaduce
September 29, 1967
37 pages.
1
3
"Who's been sleeping in daddy's bed?", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
October 6, 1967
40 pages.
The Andy Griffith Show
Mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine, some scripts signed by Sheldon Leonard Volume 1 missing
1
2
"A Feud is a feud", by David Adler
August 29, 1960
36 pages.
1
2
"Andy, the matchmaker", by Arthur Stander, revised
September 12, 1960
33 pages.
1
2
"Stranger in town", by Arthur Stander, revised
September 19, 1960
39 pages.
1
2
"Christmas story", by David Adler
September 30, 1960
34 pages.
1
2
"Ellie for council", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
September 8, 1960
38 pages.
1
2
"Mayberry goes Hollywood", by Benedict Freedman, and John Fenton Murray, revised
October 20, 1960
32 pages.
1
2
"The Horse trader", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
October 27, 1960
32 pages.
2
3
"Those gossipin' men", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
November 1, 1960
34 pages.
2
3
"Andy saves Barney's morale", by David Adler
October 28, 1960
35 pages.
2
3
"Alcohol and old lace", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
November 2, 1960
38 pages.
2
3
"Andy, the marriage counsellor", by David Adler
November 7, 1960
37 pages.
2
3
"Mayberry on record", by John Fenton Murray & Benedict Freedman
November 23, 1960
33 pages.
2
3
"The Beauty contest", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
December 5, 1960
39 pages.
2
3
"Andy & the gentleman crook", by Ben Gershman and Leo Solomon, revised
December 14, 1960
36 pages.
2
4
"Cyrano Andy", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
December 20, 1960
40 pages.
2
4
"Andy and Opie, housekeepers", by David Adler
January 9, 1961
33 pages
2
4
"The New Doctor", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
January 17, 1961
37 pages.
2
4
"A Plaque for Mayberry", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman, revised
January 24, 1961
33 pages.
2
4
"The Inspector", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
January 31, 1961
31 pages.
2
5
"Ellie saves a female", by David Adler
February 9, 1961
38 pages.
2
5
"Andy forecloses", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman
February 23, 1961
35 pages.
2
5
"Quiet Sam", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
February 22, 1961
36 pages.
2
5
"Barney gets his man", by Leo Solomon and Gershman
March 9, 1961
36 pages.
2
5
"The Guitar player returns", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
March 16, 1961
32 pages.
2
5
"Bringing up Opie", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, revised
March 23, 1961
31 pages.
3
6
"Barney's replacement", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
July 13, 1961
36 pages.
3
6
"Opie and the bully", by David Adler
June 15, 1961
34 pages.
3
6
"Andy and the woman speeder", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
July 27, 1961
34 pages.
3
6
"Barney on the rebound", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, revised
August 3, 1961
35 pages.
3
6
"The Perfect female", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, revised
August 10, 1961
32 pages.
3
6
"Aunt Bee's brief encounter", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman
August 17, 1961
29 pages.
3
6
"Mayberry goes bankrupt", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
June 12, 1961
35 pages.
3
6
"Opie's hobo friend", by Harvey Bullock
August 23, 1961
37 pages.
3
6
"Crime-free Mayberry", by Paul Henning
September 1, 1961
35 pages.
3
7
"The Clubmen", written by Fred S. Fox and Iz Elinson
September 12, 1961
34 pages.
3
7
"The Pickle story", by Harvey Bullock
June 25, 1961
43 pages.
3
7
"Sheriff Barney", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman, revised
October 3, 1961
33 pages.
3
7
"The Farmer takes a wife", by Charles Stewart & Jack Elinson, revised
October 19, 1961
30 pages.
3
7
"The Keeper of the flame", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
October 24, 1961
38 pages.
3
7
"Bailey's bad boy", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman, revised
November 2, 1961
32 pages.
3
7
"The Manicurist", by Jack Elinson & Charles Stewart, revised
November 9, 1961
31 pages.
3
8
"The Jinx", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, revised
November 28, 1961
35 pages.
3
8
"Jailbreak", by Harvey Bullock
November 10, 1961
34 pages.
3
8
"A Medal for Opie" by David Adler, revised
December 14, 1961
27 pages.
3
8
"Barney and the choir", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, revised
December 21, 1961
32 pages.
3
8
"Guest of honor" by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
January 4, 1962
28 pages.
3
8
"The Merchant of Mayberry", by Leo Solomon, revised
January 12, 1962
30 pages.
3
8
"Aunt Bee the warden", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
January 19, 1962
30 pages.
4
9
"The Country nurse", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
January 22, 1962
33 pages.
4
9
"Andy & Barney in the big city", by Harvey Bullock, revised
February 1, 1967
29 pages.
4
9
"Wedding bells for Aunt Bee", by Harvey Bullock, revised
February 12, 1962
33 pages.
4
9
"Three's a crowd", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, revised
February 22, 1962
27 pages.
4
9
"The Bookie barber", by Ray Allen Saffian and Harry Bullock
February 28, 1962
28 pages.
4
9
"Andy on trial", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, revised
March 8, 1962
33 pages.
4
9
"Cousin Virgil", by Phillip Shuken and Johnny Greene, revised
March 15, 1962
32 pages.
4
9
"Deputy Otis", by Iz Elinson & Fred S. Fox, revised
March 22, 1962
28 pages.
4
10
"Opie's rival", by Sid Norse
July 12, 1962
32 pages.
4
10
"Andy and Opie - Bachelors", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
July 19, 1962
31 pages.
4
10
"Mr. McBeevee", by Ray Allen Saffian and Harvey Bullock, revised
July 26, 1962
27 pages.
4
10
"Andy's rich girl friend", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
August 2, 1962
26 pages.
4
10
"Barney mends a broken heart", by Aaron Ruben, revised
August 6, 1962
31 pages.
4
10
"Andy and the new mayor", by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allen Saffian, revised
August 16, 1962
31 pages.
4
10
"The Cow thief", by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allen Saffian, revised
August 20, 1962
33 pages.
4
10
"Floyd, the gay deceiver", by Aaron Ruben, revised
September 6, 1962
31 pages.
4
11
"The Mayberry band", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
September 10, 1962
27 pages.
4
11
"Lawman Barney", by Aaron Ruben, revised
September 17, 1962
33 pages.
4
11
"Convicts-at-large", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
September 27, 1962
32 pages.
4
11
"The Bedjacket", by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allen Saffian, revised
September 19, 1962
32 pages.
4
11
"Barney and the governor", by Bill Freedman and Henry Sharp, revised
October 18, 1962
31 pages.
4
11
"Man in a hurry", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
October 22, 1962
35 pages.
4
11
"The Bank job", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
October 29, 1962
33 pages.
4
11
"One-pound Opie", by Harvey Bullock, revised
November 8, 1962
29 pages.
5
12
"High noon in Mayberry", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
November 12, 1962
28 pages.
5
12
"The Loaded goat", by Harvey Bullock, revised
November 20, 1962
32 pages.
5
12
"Class reunion", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
November 16, 1962
39 pages.
5
12
"Rafe Hollister sings", by Harvey Bullock, revised
December 13, 1962
30 pages.
5
12
"Opie and the spoiled kid", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
December 17, 1962
33 pages.
5
12
"The Great filling station robbery", by Harvey Bullock, revised
January 10, 1963
29 pages.
5
12
"Andy discovers America", by John Whedon
January 11, 1963
34 pages.
5
12
"Aunt Bee's medicine man", by John Whedon, revised
January 24, 1963
30 pages.
5
13
"The Darlings are coming", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
January 31, 1963
26 pages.
5
13
"Andy's English valet", by Harvey Bullock, revised
February 7, 1963
28 pages.
5
13
"Barney's first car", by Jim Fritzell & Everett Greenbaum, revised
February 18, 1963
32 pages.
5
13
"The Rivals", by Harvey Bullock
February 28, 1963
29 pages.
5
13
"A Wife for Andy", written by Aaron Ruben
March 7, 1963
33 pages.
5
13
"Dogs, dogs, dogs", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
March 14, 1963
32 pages.
5
13
"Mountain wedding", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
March 19, 1963
30 pages.
5
13
"The Big House", by Harvey Bullock, revised
March 25, 1963
29 pages.
5
14
"Briscoe declares for Aunt Bee", by Jim Fritzell & Everett Greenbaum
June 24, 1963
30 pages.
5
14
"Gomer the house guest", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
July 8, 1963
37 pages.
5
14
"The Haunted house", by Harvey Bullock, revised
July 22, 1963
32 pages.
5
14
"Ernest T. Bass joins the army", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
August 2, 1963
32 pages.
5
14
"The Sermon for today", by John Whedon, revised
August 9, 1963
35 pages.
5
14
"Opie the birdman", by Harvey Bullock, revised
August 16, 1963
33 pages.
5
14
"A Black day for Mayberry", by John Whedon, revised
August 19, 1963
32 pages.
5
14
"Opie's ill-gotten gain", by John Whedon, revised
September 6, 1963
35 pages.
6
15
"Up in Barney's room", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
September 12, 1963
33 pages.
6
15
"A Date for Gomer", by Jim Fritzell & Everett Greenbaum
September 16, 1963
32 pages.
6
15
"Citizen's arrest", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
September 23, 1963
34 pages.
6
15
"Gomer Pyle - U.S.M.C.", by Aaron Ruben
October 4, 1963
35 pages.
6
15
"Opie & his merry men", by John Whedon, revised
October 2, 1963
37 pages.
6
15
"Barney and the cave rescue", by Harvey Bullock
October 14, 1963
32 pages.
6
15
"Andy and Opie's pal", by Harvey Bullock
October 21, 1963
33 pages.
6
15
"Aunt Bee the crusader", by John Whedon
October 28, 1963
36 pages.
6
16
"Barney's sidecar", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
November 11, 1963
30 pages.
6
16
"My fair Ernest T. Bass", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
November 18, 1963
40 pages.
6
16
"Prisoner of love", by Harvey Bullock
November 26, 1963
32 pages.
6
16
"Hot rod Otis", by Harvey Bullock, revised
December 2, 1963
38 pages.
6
16
"The Song festers", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
December 2, 1963
33 pages.
6
16
"The Shoplifters", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
December 18, 1963
35 pages.
6
16
"Andy's vacation", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
December 18, 1963
35 pages.
6
16
"Andy saves Gomer", by Harvey Bullock
January 13, 1963
35 pages.
6
17
"Bargain day", by John Whedon
January 20, 1964
37 pages.
6
17
"Divorce - Mountain style", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
January 27, 1964
29 pages.
6
17
"A Deal is a deal", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
February 6, 1964
32 pages.
6
17
"The Fun girls", by Aaron Ruben
February 10, 1964
39 pages.
6
17
"The Return of Malcolm Merriwether", by Harvey Bullock, revised
February 27, 1964
42 pages.
6
17
"The Rumor", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum
February 24, 1964
36 pages.
6
17
"Barney and Thelma Lou, phfftt", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
March 9, 1964
38 pages.
6
17
"Back to nature", by Harvey Bullock
March 19, 1964
33 pages.
7
18
"Barney's bloodhound", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick
July 3, 1964
31 pages.
7
18
"Family visit", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
July 8, 1964
38 pages.
7
18
"Aunt Bee's romance", by Harvey Bullock, revised
July 15, 1964
40 pages.
7
18
"Barney's physical", by Bob Ross, revised
July 22, 1964
40 pages.
7
18
"Opie loves Helen", by Bob Ross, revised
July 31, 1964
37 pages.
7
18
"The Education of Ernest T. Bass", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
August 6, 1964
33 pages.
7
18
"Man in the middle", by Gus Adrian and David Evans, revised
August 13, 1964
35 pages.
7
18
"Barney's uniform", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
August 20, 1964
37 pages.
7
19
"Opie's fortune", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
August 27, 1964
33 pages.
7
19
"Goodbye Sheriff Taylor", by Fred Freeman and Lawrence J. Cohen, revised
September 10, 1964
35 pages.
7
19
"The Pageant", by Harvy Bullock
September 17, 1964
39 pages.
7
19
"The Darling baby", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
September 25, 1964
29 pages.
7
19
"Andy and Helen have their day", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
October 2, 1964
31 pages.
7
19
"Otis sues the county", by Bob Ross, revised
October 8, 1964
40 pages.
7
19
"Three wishes for Opie", by Richard M. Powell, revised
October 16, 1964
33 pages.
7
19
"Barney Fife, realtor", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
October 22, 1964
37 pages.
7
20
"Goober takes a car apart", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
November 13, 1964
37 pages.
7
20
"The Rehabilitation of Otis", by Lawrence J. Cohen and Fred Freeman, revised
November 19, 1964
37 pages.
7
20
"The Lucky letter", by Richard M. Powell, revised
November 25, 1964
38 pages.
7
20
"Goober and the art of love", by Fred Freeman and Lawrence J. Cohen, revised
December 3, 1964
35 pages.
7
20
"Barney runs for sheriff", by Richard M. Powell, revised
December 11, 1964
39 pages.
7
20
"If I had a 1/4 million", by Bob Ross, revised
December 18, 1964
36 pages.
7
20
"TV or not TV", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
January 7, 1965
38 pages.
7
20
"Guest in the house", by Lawrence J. Cohen and Fred Freeman, revised
January 14, 1965
38 pages.
8
21
"The Case of the punch in the nose", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
January 20, 1965
40 pages.
8
21
"Opie's newspaper", by Harvey Bullock, revised
January 28, 1965
35 pages.
8
21
"Aunt Bee's invisible beau", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
February 4, 1965
38 pages.
8
21
"The Arrest of the Fun girls", by Richard M. Powell, revised
February 11, 1965
37 pages.
8
21
"The Luck of Newton Monroe", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
February 25, 1965
39 pages.
8
21
"Opie flunks arithmetic", by Richard M. Powell, revised
March 4, 1965
38 pages.
8
21
"Opie and the carnival", by Fred Freeman and Lawrence J. Cohen, revised
March 11, 1965
39 pages.
8
21
"Banjo playing, deputy", by Bob Ross, revised
March 19, 1965
38 pages.
8
22
"Aunt Bee, the swinger", by Jack Elinson, revised
June 24, 1965
39 pages, annotated.
8
22
"Opie's job", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
July 1, 1965
38 pages.
8
22
"The Bazaar", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
July 9, 1965
41 pages.
8
22
"Andy's rival", by Laurence Marks, revised
July 15, 1965
38 pages.
8
22
"Malcolm at the crossroads", by Harvey Bullock, revised
July 22, 1965
37 pages.
8
22
"Aunt Bee on TV", revised
July 28, 1965
43 pages.
8
22
"Off to Hollywood", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
August 3, 1965
42 pages.
8
23
"The Taylors in Hollywood", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick
May 24, 1965
36 pages.
8
23
"The Hollywood party", by Lawrence J. Cohen and Fred Freeman, revised
August 19, 1965
40 pages.
8
23
"A Warning from Warren", by Lawrence J. Cohen and Fred Freeman, revised
August 26, 1965
39 pages.
8
23
"A Man's best friend", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
September 16, 1965
38 pages.
8
23
"Aunt Bee takes a job", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
September 23, 1965
39 pages.
8
23
"The Cannon", by Jack Elinson
September 13, 1965
37 pages.
8
23
"Girl shy", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
October 11, 1965
42 pages.
8
24
"The Church organ", by Paul Wayne, revised
October 22, 1965
35 pages.
8
24
"Otis, the artist", by Fred Freeman and Lawrence J. Cohen, revised
November 4, 1965
41 pages.
9
24
"The Return of Barney Fife", by Sam Bobrick and Bill Idelson, revised
November 8, 1965
40 pages.
9
24
"The Legend of Barney Fife", by Harvey Bullock
November 11, 1965
41 pages.
9
24
"Lost and found", by John L. Greene and Paul David, revised
November 22, 1965
45 pages.
9
24
"Wyatt Earp rides again", by Jack Elinson, revised
December 2, 1965
35 pages.
9
24
"Aunt Bee learns to drive", by Jack Elinson, revised
December 9, 1965
37 pages.
9
24
"Look, Paw, I'm dancing", by Ben Starr, revised
December 14, 1965
37 pages.
9
25
"Eat your heart out", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
December 31, 1965
40 pages.
9
25
"The Gypsies", by Roland MacLane, revised
January 7, 1966
36 pages.
9
25
"A Baby in the house", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
January 11, 1966
41 pages.
9
25
"The County clerk", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
January 18, 1966
37 pages.
9
25
"Goober's replacement", by Stan Dreben and Howard Merrill, revised
February 4, 1966
38 pages.
9
25
"The Foster lady", by Jack Elinson and Iz Elinson, revised
February 9, 1966
40 pages.
9
25
"The Battle of Mayberry", by Paul David and John L. Greene
February 10, 1966
39 pages.
9
25
"A Singer in town", by Stan Dreben and Howard Merrill, revised
February 23, 1966
42 pages.
9
26
"Opie's girlfriend", [n.a.], revised
June 16, 1966
41 pages.
9
26
"The Barbershop quartet", by Fred S. Fox, revised
June 23, 1966
41 pages.
9
26
"The Lodge", by Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin, revised
June 30, 1966
44 pages.
9
26
"The Darling fortune", by Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin, revised
July 8, 1966
38 pages.
9
26
"Aunt Bee's crowning glory", by Ronald Axe, revised
July 15, 1966
43 pages.
9
26
"The Ball game", story by Rance Howard, teleplay by Sid Morse, revised
July 21, 1966
34 pages.
9
26
"Goober makes history", by John L. Greene and Paul David, revised
July 28, 1966
38 pages.
10
27
"The Senior play", by Sid Morse, revised
August 4, 1966
34 pages.
10
27
"Big fish in a small town", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
August 12, 1966
35 pages.
10
27
"Mind over matter", by Ron Friedman and Pat McCormick, revised
August 18, 1966
42 pages.
10
27
"Politics begin at home", by Fred S. Fox, revised
August 25, 1966
36 pages.
10
27
"A New doctor in town", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer, revised
September 9, 1966
36 pages.
10
27
"Opie finds a baby", by Stan Dreben and Sid Mandel, revised
September 15, 1966
40 pages.
10
27
"Only a rose", by Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin, revised
September 22, 1966
35 pages.
10
28
"Otis the deputy", by Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin, revised
September 29, 1966
36 pages.
10
28
"Don't miss a good bet", by Fred S. Fox, revised
October 4, 1966
37 pages.
10
28
"Dinner at eight", by Budd Grossman, revised
October 12, 1966
36 pages.
10
28
"Andy's old girl friend", by Sid Morse, revised
October 20, 1966
33 pages.
10
28
"The Statue", by Fred S. Fox, revised
November 11, 1966
33 pages.
10
28
"Aunt Bee's restaurant", by Ronald Axe and Les Roberts, revised
November 16, 1966
37 pages.
10
28
"Floyd's barbershop", by Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin
November 22, 1966
38 pages.
10
28
"A Visit to Barney Fife", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
November 29, 1966
36 pages.
10
29
"Barney comes to Mayberry", by Sid Morse, revised
December 7, 1966
38 pages.
10
29
"Helen, the authoress", by Doug Tibbles
December 16, 1966
34 pages.
10
29
"Goodbye, Dolly", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs, revised
January 4, 1966
36 pages.
10
29
"Opie's piano lessons", by Leo and Pauline Townsend
January 11, 1967
35 pages.
10
29
"Howard, the comedian", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs, revised
January 18, 1967
36 pages.
10
29
"Big brother", by Fred S. Fox, revised
January 26, 1967
34 pages.
10
29
"Opie's most unforgettable character", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs
February 15, 1967
34 pages.
10
29
"Goober's contest", by Ron Friedman and Pat McCormick, revised
February 24, 1967
35 pages.
11
30
"Opie's first love", by Doub [i.e. Doug] Tibbles
June 15, 1967
36 pages.
11
30
"Goober, the executive", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs
June 22, 1967
35 pages.
11
30
"Howard's main event", by Robert C. Dennis and Earl Barret
June 29, 1967
32 pages.
11
30
"Aunt Bee the juror", by Kent Wilson
July 7, 1967
39 pages.
11
30
"Howard, the bowler", by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant, revised
July 11, 1967
35 pages.
11
30
"Opie steps up in class", by Joe Bonaduce
July 18, 1967
35 pages.
11
30
"Andy's trip to Raleigh", by Joe Bonaduce
July 24, 1967
37 pages.
11
30
"A Trip to Mexico", by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant, revised
August 1, 1967
37 pages.
11
31
"The Tape recorder", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs
August 10, 1967
38 pages.
11
31
"Opie's group", by Doug Tibbles, second revised
August 17, 1967
35 pages.
11
31
"Aunt Bee and the lecturer", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs
September 6, 1967
36 pages.
11
31
"Andy's investment", by Michael Morris and Seaman Jacobs
September 14, 1967
34 pages.
11
31
"Suppose Andy gets sick", by Jack Raymond
September 21, 1967
36 pages.
11
31
"Howard and Millie", by Joe Bonaduce
September 29, 1967
36 pages.
11
31
"Aunt Bee's cousin", written by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant
October 6, 1967
34 pages.
11
31
"Howard's new life", by Perry Grant, Dick Bensfield
October 12, 1967
34 pages.
11
32
"Emmett's brother-in-law", by James L. Brooks
October 26, 1967
35 pages.
11
32
"The Mayberry chef", by James L. Brooks
October 31, 1967
36 pages.
11
32
"The Church benefactor", by Robert C. Dennis and Earl Barret
November 7, 1967
30 pages.
11
32
"Opie's drug store job", by Kent Wilson
November 8, 1967
35 pages.
11
32
"Barney hosts a summit meeting", by Aaron Ruben
n.d.
37 pages.
11
32
"Mayberry R.F.D.", by Bob Ross
n.d.
39 pages.
11
32
"Goober goes to the auto show", by Joseph Bonaduce
n.d.
33 pages.
12
33
"Aunt Bee's big moment", by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant
n.d.
37 pages.
12
33
"Helen's past", by Doug Tibbles
January 5, 1968
35 pages.
12
33
"Emmett's anniversary", by Perry Grant and Richard Bensfield
n.d.
40 pages.
12
33
"The Wedding", by Joe Bonaduce
n.d.
35 pages.
12
33
"Sam for town council", by Dick Bensfield and Perry Grant
n.d.
34 pages.
12
33
"Opie and Mike", by Doug Tibbles and Bob Ross
n.d.
36 pages.
12
33
"A Girl for Goober", story by Bob Ross, teleplay by Bruce Howard
n.d.
37 pages plus 8 pages of index.
The Bill Dana Show
8 volumes, mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine, some scripts have been signed by Sheldon Leonard
12
1
"You gotta have heart", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
April 11, 1963
42 pages.
12
1
"The Hypnotist", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
n.d.
46 pages.
12
1
"Jose, the playboy", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
July 29, 1963
43 pages.
12
1
"Jose, the stockholder", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill
August 4, 1963
40 pages.
12
1
"The Bank hold-up", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
August 12, 1963
38 pages.
12
2
"The Opera singer", by Howard Leeds and Bill Dana
August 19, 1963
32 pages.
12
2
"Honeymoon suite", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
August 26, 1963
45 pages.
12
2
"Jose, the agent", by Sam Locke and Joel Rapp
August 30, 1963
40 pages.
12
2
"The Poker game", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
September 9, 1963
45 pages.
12
2
"The Astronaut", by Fred Fox and Iz Elinson
September 23, 1963
43 pages.
12
3
"The Brat", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill
September 27, 1963
39 pages.
12
3
"The Beauty and the baby", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson
October 7, 1963
44 pages.
12
3
"Mr. Phillips' watch", by Howard Leeds and Bill Dana
October 21, 1963
45 pages.
12
3
"Masquerade party", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff
October 28, 1963
45 pages.
12
3
"Jose's dream girl", by Howard Leeds
November 4, 1963
40 pages.
13
4
"A Tip for Uncle Sam", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
November 11, 1963
44 pages.
13
4
"Eddie gets fired", by Fred S. Fox and Iz Elinson
November 18, 1963
47 pages.
13
4
"Jose's four amigos", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
November 26, 1963
34 pages.
13
4
"Speak for yourself, Jose", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
December 2, 1963
37 pages.
13
4
"Jose the manager", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
December 9, 1963
45 pages.
13
5
"The Party in Suite 15", by Richard Baer
December 16, 1963
40 pages.
13
5
"Jose resigns", by Hannibal Coons and Harry Winkler
January 6, 1963
47 pages.
13
5
"Jose the matchmaker", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
January 13, 1964
40 pages.
13
5
"The Hiring of Jose", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick
January 20, 1964
46 pages.
13
5
"The Hot dog caper", by Ed James and Seaman Jacobs
January 27, 1964
47 pages.
13
5
"Master of disguise", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff
February 3, 1964
41 pages.
13
6
"Blood from two turnips", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
n.d.
43 pages.
13
6
"Jose the flower thief", by Iz Elinson and Jack Elinson
July 15, 1964
39 pages.
13
6
"The Laughing gas", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
July 21, 1964
40 pages.
13
6
"What elephant", by Bill Dana
July 28, 1964
47 pages.
13
6
"The Suggestion box", by Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven
August 4, 1964
45 pages.
14
7
"Danny Thomas, I love you", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
August 11, 1964
44 pages.
14
7
"The Essay", by Jack Elinson
August 25, 1964
50 pages.
14
7
"Jose on the ledge", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
September 1, 1964
48 pages.
14
7
"Jose's inheritance", by Martin A. Ragaway
September 9, 1964
41 pages.
14
7
"Phillips the lover", by Howard Ostroff
September 22, 1964
46 pages.
14
8
"We'll get you for this", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
September 30, 1964
41 pages.
14
8
"Tonsils for two", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat
October 6, 1964
47 pages.
14
8
"Glick the strong man", by Martin A. Ragaway
October 13, 1964
45 pages.
14
8
"Jose the old man", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock
October 20, 1964
50 pages.
14
8
"Beauty and the bellhop", by Bob O'Brien
November 3, 1964
46 pages.
14
8
"The Court Jester", by Howard Ostroff
November 11, 1964
50 pages plus 2 pages of index.
The Danny Thomas Show
Mimeographed, bound volumes, S. Leonard on spine
14
8
"Pilot script - Make room for daddy", used as Show #1, by Melville Shavelson
41 pages.
14
8
"Show #2", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
41 pages.
14
8
"Here comes daddy", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
August 6, 1953
38 pages.
14
8
"Here comes daddy", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott
44 pages, annotated.
14
8
"Make room for daddy", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
40 pages.
14
8
"Make room for daddy" - "Margaret - Non-professional", by Bob Fisher & Alan Lipscott
45 pages.
15
8
"Visiting Englishman", by Bob Weiskopf
50 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Sea Captain", by Alan Lipscott & Bob Fisher
50 pages.
15
8
"Thanksgiving story", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott
49 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Lost dollar", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
48 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Margaret's job", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
60 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Wonderland", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott
49 pages.
15
8
"Christmas", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
29 pages.
15
8
"Toledo", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott
42 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Margaret's jealousy", [n.a.]
50 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Terry for President", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
53 pages.
15
8
"True blue Benny", by Bob Fisher & Alan Lipscott
53 pages.
15
8
"Rusty runs away", by Bob Fisher & Alan Lipscott
52 pages.
15
8
"The Professor", by Bob Fisher & Alan Lipscott
51 pages, annotated.
15
8
"Burlesque", by Alan Lipscott & Bob Fisher
51 pages.
15
8
"Black eyes", by Bob Fisher & Alan Lipscott
46 pages.
15
8
"Margaret's birthday", by Alan Lipscott & Bob Fisher
45 pages, annotated
15
8
"Matchmakers", by Alan Lipscott & B. Fisher
52 pages.
15
8
"Night club", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
31 pages.
16
8
"Terry's career", by Bob Fisher & Alan Lipscott
47 pages, annotated.
16
8
"School festival", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
48 pages.
16
8
"Rusty's pal", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott, completely revised
March 3, 1954
43 pages.
16
8
"Julia's birthday", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
50 pages.
16
8
"Pittsburgh", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott
35 pages.
16
8
"Danny's vacation", by Alan Lipscott and Bob Fisher
44 pages.
1954-1955
16
8
"Military school", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
55 pages.
16
8
"Danny has a baby", [n.a.]
50 pages.
16
8
Family troubles
n.a.
46 pages.
16
8
"Tonsilectomy", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
40 pages.
16
8
"Terry takes charge", by Jean Holloway
52 pages, annotated.
16
8
"Anniversary", by Mac Benoff
45 pages.
16
8
"Danny lands in pictures", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
49 pages.
16
8
"Hollywood story #2", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
43 pages.
16
8
"Margaret's Aunt", by Mac Benoff
54 pages.
16
8
"Terry's boy friend", by Mac Benoff
41 pages.
16
8
"Margaret feels neglected", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
43 pages.
16
8
"Aberghetti Show", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
38 pages.
17
8
"Father of the year", by Bob Fisher and Alan Lipscott
52 pages.
17
8
Jesse's romance
n.a.
48 pages.
17
8
"Terry gets her own room", by Mac Benoff
54 pages.
17
8
New Year's eve show
n.a.
28 pages.
17
8
Title page missing
49 pages.
17
8
"Make room for daddy", by Mac Benoff
45 pages.
17
8
"The Children's governess", by Mac Benoff
44 pages.
17
8
"Daddy's biography", by Jean Holloway, Jess Goldstein
43 pages.
17
8
"Danny tries real estate", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
47 pages.
17
8
"Rusty's haircut", by Mac Benoff
47 pages.
17
8
"Terry's teen-age birthday", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
36 pages.
17
8
"Peter Fan", by Mac Benoff
41 pages.
17
8
"The Piano teacher", by Mac Benoff
34 pages.
17
8
"Newspaperman show", by Mac Benoff
40 pages.
17
8
"The Philosopher", by Henry Garson
35 pages.
17
8
"Father-son show", by Mac Benoff
22 pages.
17
8
"Benefit show", by Mac Benoff
37 pages.
17
8
"Trip to Wisconsin", by Henry Garson
41 pages.
1955 - 1956
18
8
"The Little league", by Henry Garson
July 14, 1955
46 pages.
18
8
"Davy Crockett", by Mac Benoff
July 15, 1955
40 pages.
18
8
"Margaret goes home to Mother", by Jean Holloway and Mac Benoff
August 1, 1955
41 pages.
18
8
"Love thy neighbor", by Henry Garson
August 22, 1955
47 pages.
18
8
"Rusty gets a job", by Joel Kane and Barney Slater
44 pages.
18
8
"Danny's Palladium offer", by Mac Benoff
September 5, 1955
42 pages.
18
8
"The Big shot", by Joel Kane and Barney Slater
42 pages.
18
8
"The London Palladium", by Mac Benoff
September 19, 1955
35 pages.
18
8
"Sonnets from the Lebanese", by Henry Garson
September 26, 1955
42 pages.
18
8
"High Society", by Jack Roche
October 4, 1955
[33] pages.
18
8
"The Smugglers", by Mac Benoff
October 10, 1955
44 pages.
18
8
"Danny's old girl friends",by Mac Benoff
October 11, 1955
36 pages.
18
8
"Louise's surprise party", by Mac Benoff, revised
n.d.
39 pages.
18
8
"Mr. Williams goes legit", by Henry Garson
November 7, 1955
51 pages.
18
8
"Danny strikes oil", by Mac Benoff
November 14, 1955
37 pages.
18
8
"Terry's party", by Mac Benoff
November 21, 1955
45 pages.
18
8
"Star in the family", by Joel Kane, from a short story in Colliers Magazine by Arthur Myers
November 29, 1955
37 pages.
18
8
"The Songwriter", by Henry Garson
December 6, 1955
36 pages.
19
8
"Margaret's cousin", by Mac Benoff
40 pages.
19
8
"Like father, like son", by Mac Benoff
January 3, 1956
40 pages.
19
8
"Wyatt Earp visits the Williamses", by Henry Garson
January 10, 1956
44 pages.
19
8
"Who can figure kids", by Joel Kane
January 16, 1956
36 pages.
19
8
"Terry and the Sorority", by Phil Shuken and Lee Loeb
January 23, 1955
46 pages.
19
8
"Danny and Jesse split", by Mac Benoff
January 31, 1956
38 pages.
19
8
"Terry has a date:, by Mac Benoff
February 6, 1956
38 pages.
19
8
"Don't yell at your children", by Mac Benoff
February 13, 1956
40 pages.
19
8
"Coats and boats", by Henry Garson
February 27, 1956
32 pages.
19
8
"We're going to Chicago", by Mac Benoff
March 6, 1956
41 pages.
19
8
"Danny goes on U.S.O. Tour", by Henry Garson
March 12, 1956
36 pages.
19
8
"Danny's birthday", by Henry Garson
March 19, 1956
38 pages.
1956 - 1957
19
8
"The Boarding school", by Bill Manhoff
July 19, 1956
45A pages.
19
8
"Danny, the Den Mother", by Henry Garson
August 9, 1956
41 pages.
19
8
"The Diary", by Arthur Dales
August 16, 1956
42 pages.
19
8
"Nelson Eddy", by Bill Manhoff
August 23, 1956
38 pages.
19
8
"Problem father", by Barbara Hammer
August 4, 1956
40 pages.
19
8
"Terry at the crossroads", by Bill Manhoff
August 7, 1956
40 pages.
20
8
"Be a pal to your son", by Bill Manhoff
August 13, 1956
45 pages.
20
8
"Talented kid", by Arthur Dales
September 24, 1956
42 pages, annotated.
20
8
"Danny goes to Texas", by Henry Garson
October 1, 1956
39 pages.
20
8
"Danny's comeback", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
October 15, 1956
36 pages.
20
8
"My fair vocal coach", by Henry Garson
October 22, 1956
44 pages.
20
8
"The School teacher", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
October 30, 1956
38 pages.
20
8
"Pride takes a holiday", by Henry Garson
November 6, 1956
34 pages.
20
8
"Christmas and clowns", by Henry Garson
November 13, 1956
38 pages.
20
8
"Liz's boyfriend", by Bill Manhoff
November 19, 1956
39 pages.
20
8
"Danny's date", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
November 27, 1956
42 pages.
20
8
"The Girl from Iowa", by Henry Garson
December 4, 1956
32 pages.
20
8
"Danny goes social", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
December 11, 1956
41 pages.
20
8
"The Lobster story", by Bill Manhoff
December 18, 1956
35 pages.
20
8
"The Flashback story", by Arthur Stander
January 2, 1957
23 pages.
20
8
"Uncle Tonoose pays a visit", by Arthur Stander
January 8, 1957
38 pages.
20
8
"My friend Harry", by Henry Garson
January 15, 1957
37 pages.
20
8
"Danny's fiancee", by Laurence Marks
January 22, 1957
40 pages.
20
8
"The Model", by Henry Garson
January 29, 1957
43 pages.
20
8
"Little league umpire", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
February 5, 1957
41 pages.
20
8
"Rusty at the Orphan Asylum", by Arthur Stander
February 19, 1957
38 pages.
20
8
"Danny meets Kathy", by Henry Garson
February 26, 1957
40 pages.
20
8
"Men are men" by Henry Garson
March 6, 1957
42 pages.
20
8
"Little Miss Moppet", by Henry Garson
March 12, 1957
42 pages.
20
8
"Danny's proposal", by Bill Manhoff
March 19, 1957
40 pages.
1957 - 1958
21
8
"Lose me in Las Vegas", n.a.
June 24, 1957
45 pages, annotated.
21
8
"The Honeymoon flashback", by Bill Davenport and Jim Fritzell, added material by Arthur Stander
October 22, 1957
43 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Terry vs. Kathy", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
July 17, 1957
48 pages, annotated.
21
8
"The Non-orgs", by Stewart and Elinson
July 23, 1957
47 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Parents are pigeons", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson
July 30, 1957
45 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Two sleepy people", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
August 6, 1957
39 pages.
21
8
"Terry the breadwinner", by Bob O'Brien and Irving Elinson
August 13, 1957
48 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Kathy is approved" by Arthur Stander
August 20, 1957
39 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Honesty is the best policy", by Bill Davenport & Jim Fritzell
August 27, 1957
45 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Danny meets his father-in-law", by Bill Davenport and Jim Fritzell
August 30, 1957
47 pages, annotated.
21
8
"A Man's best friend", by Henry Garson
September 10, 1957
39 pages, annotated.
21
8
"The Dinah Shore show", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
September 17, 1957
42 pages.
21
8
"Uncle Sean's chess game", by Arthur Stander
October 15, 1957
40 pages.
21
8
"Evil eye Schultz", by Arthur Stander
October 22, 1957
47 pages, annotated.
21
8
"The Raffle tickets", by Arthur Stander
October 29, 1957
47 pages, annotated.
21
8
"The Soap box derby", by Bill Davenport and Jim Fritzell
November 7, 1957
46 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Rusty the bully", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson
November 12, 1957
42 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Make room for father-in-law", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson
November 21, 1957
48 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Pardon my accent", by Robert O'Brien and Irving Elinson
November 26, 1957
37 pages, annotated.
21
8
"The Bob Hope Show", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
December 3, 1957
45 pages, annotated.
21
8
"Family ties", by Bill Davenport and Jim Fritzell
December 10, 1957
48 pages, annotated.
22
8
"The St. Vincent's frolics", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
December 17, 1957
41 pages, annotated.
22
8
"The Rock 'n Roll show", by Bill Davenport and Jim Fritzell
January 7, 1958
33 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Terry's crush", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
January 15, 1958
37 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Uncle Tonoose meets Mr. Daly", by Arthur Stander
January 21, 1958
39 pages, annotated.
22
8
"You've got to be miserable to be happy", by Bill Manhoff and Leonard Burns
January 28, 1958
32 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Danny roars again", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson
February 4, 1958
41 pages, annotated.
22
8
"The Country girl", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
February 11, 1958
34 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Terry's girl friend", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart Revised
February 19, 1958
42 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Terry's coach", by Ed Simmons, Revised
February 25, 1958
36 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Danny, the performer", by Arthur Stander, Revised
March 4, 1958
28 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Too good for words", by Roland MacLane, Dick Conway, Revised
March 11, 1958
44 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Evil eye Schultz", originally filmed
October 24, 1957, re-released July 7, 1958
3 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Rusty the man", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
March 18, 1958
42 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Terry the breadwinner", originally filmed
August 15, 1957, re-released June 23, 1958
2 pages.
1958 - 1959
22
8
"The First anniversary", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
July 22, 1958
26 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Rusty the ward-heeler", by Arthur Stander and David Adler, Revised
July 29, 1958
36 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Jack Benny takes Danny's job", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
August 5, 1958
36 pages plus 1 page.
22
8
"Terry goes steady", by David Adler and Arthur Stander, Revised
August 12, 1958
44 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Take a message", by Arthur Stander, Revised
August 19, 1958
42 pages.
22
8
"A Locket for Linda", by William Conley and Peggy Chantler,Revised
August 26, 1958
39 pages, annotated.
22
8
"The Reunion", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
September 2, 1958
42 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Uncle Tonoose's fling", by David Adler, Revised
September 9, 1958
36 pages,annotated.
22
8
"Dinah Shore and Danny are rivals", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
September 23, 1958
36 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Linda's tonsils", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
October 14, 1958
34 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Lucille Ball upsets the Williams household", by Arthur Stander and Sid Dorfman, Revised
October 21, 1958
43 pages.
22
8
"Kathy's career", by Stewart and Elinson, Revised
October 28, 1958
38 pages, annotated.
22
8
"The Saints come marching in", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
November 4, 1958
34 pages, annotated.
22
8
"Tony Bennett gets Danny's help", by David Adler, Revised
November 11, 1958
32 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Tennessee Ernie stays for dinner", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
November 18, 1958
39 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Danny and Bob Hope become directors", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
November 25, 1958
37 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Red tape" by George Beck and Arthur Phillips, Revised
December 2, 1958
44 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Shirley Jones makes good", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
December 9, 1958
34 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Gina from Italy", by Arthur Stander, Revised
December 16, 1958
32 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Frankie Laine sings for Gina", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
January 6, 1959
40 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Gina's first date", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
January 20, 1959
37 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Growing pains", by George Beck and Arthur Phillips, Revised
January 27, 1959
44 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Kathy leaves Danny", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
February 3, 1959
46 pages, annotated.
23
8
"The Latin lover", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
February 9, 1959
38 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Loosers weepers", by Danny Simon and Milt Rosen, Revised
February 17, 1959
40 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Grandpa's diet", by Arthur Stander, Revised
February 24, 1959
43 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Double dinner", by Arthur Stander, Revised
March 10, 1959
48 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Danny's big fan", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
March 13, 1959
32 pages, annotated.
23
8
"A Suprise party?", by Danny Simon, Revised
March 24, 1959
38 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Gina for president", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
March 31, 1959
38 pages, annotated.
23
8
"The Practical joke", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
April 7, 1959
37 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Linda's giant", n.a., Revised
April 14, 1959
35 pages, annotated.
1959 - 1960
23
8
"Terry comes home", by Chuck Steward [i.e. Stewart] and Jack Elinson
July 21, 1959
46 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Rusty's day in court", by N. Paul, Revised
July 28, 1959
40 pages, annotated.
23
8
"The Chinese doll", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
August 4, 1959
38 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Cupid's little helper", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
August 11, 1959
39 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Terry meets him", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
August 18, 1959
41 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Terry goes Bohemian", by Arthur Stander, Revised
August 25, 1959
34 pages, annotated.
23
8
"Danny and Milton Berle quit show business", by Arthur Stander
September 1, 1959
40 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Tonoose the matchmaker", by Arthur Stander, Revised
September 8, 1959
42 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Rusty, the weight-lifter", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
September 15, 1959
42 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Jealousy", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
September 21, 1959
38 pages, annotated.
24
8
"A Dog's life", by Phil Davis, Revised
October 20, 1959
36 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Kathy crashes TV", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
October 27, 1959
43 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Danny and the little men", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
November 3, 1959
41 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Nightclub owners", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson
November 10, 1959
37 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Eulogy for Uncle Tonoose", by David Adler
January 19, 1960
39 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Linda wants to be a boy", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
January 26, 1960
38 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Bachelor party", by Fred S. Fox and Izz Elinson
February 2, 1960
33 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Danny the handyman", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
February 8, 1960
35 pages, annotated.
24
8
"The Wedding",by Arthur Stander
February 16, 1960
38 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Three on a honeymoon", by Irving Elinson and Fred S. Fox, Revised
March 1, 1960
40 pages, annotated.
24
8
"The Deerfield story", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
March 8, 1960
30 pages, annotated.
24
8
"The Singing delinquent", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
March 15, 1960
30 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Rusty and the tomboy", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
March 22, 1960
38 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Family portrait", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
March 29, 1960
38 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Rusty meets Little Lord Fauntleroy", by Norman Paul and Bob White
April 5, 1960
43 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Rusty's advice to Linda", by S.L. Bershad and Amos Jacobs
April 12, 1960
13 pages, annotated [incomplete?]
1960 - 1961
24
8
"Kathy and the glamour girl", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
August 21, 1960
36 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Danny and the Actors school", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
August 10, 1960
36 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Kathy delivers the mail", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat, Revised
August 17, 1960
41 pages, annotated.
24
8
"The Report card", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
August 24, 1960
39 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Danny proposes to his wife", by Iz Elinson and Fred S. Fox, Revised
August 31, 1960
32 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Kathy the matchmaker", by Arthur Stander, Revised
September 7, 1960
43 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Tonoose the liar", by David Adler, Revised
September 14, 1960
40 pages, annotated.
24
8
"Linda the performer", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart
September 21, 1960
32 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Scrubwoman", by David Adler
September 29, 1960
34 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Singing sisters", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
October 12, 1960
37 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Fugitive father", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
October 19, 1960
37 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Rusty the rat", by David Adler, Revised
October 26, 1960
37 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Danny vs. the dentist", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat, Revised
November 3, 1960
38 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Democracy at work", by Benedict Freedman and John Fenton Murray
November 9, 1960
41 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Plant", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
November 16, 1960
38 pages.
25
8
"You can fight City Hall", by Fred S. Fox and Iz Elinson, Revised
November 30, 1960
43 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Rum cake", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
December 7, 1960
34 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The 'Whoopee' story", by David Adler
December 14, 1960
23 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Tonoose the boss", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
December 21 1960
41 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Good Old Burlesque", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
December 28, 1960
25 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Rusty the millionaire", by David Adler, Revised
January 4, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Four angels", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
January 11, 1961
36 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Dog walkers", n.a., Revised
January 25, 1961
36 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Old Man Danny", by David Adler
February 1, 1961
34 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Everything happens to me", n.a., Revised
February 8, 1961
41 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Danny and the hoodlums", by David Adler, Revised
February 15, 1961
36 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Rusty's punishment", by Harry Crane and Stan Dreben, Revised
March 1, 1961
40 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Scoutmaster", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
March 9, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Magician", by Jack Elinson and Chuck Stewart, Revised
March 15, 1961
35 pages, annotated.
25
8
"Woman behind the man", by Fred S. Fox and Iz Elinson, Revised
March 22, 1961
41 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Teen-age thrush", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
March 28, 1961
31 pages, annotated.
25
8
"The Party wrecker", by Harry Crane and Stan Dreben, Revised
April 3, 1961
36 pages, annotated.
1961 - 1962
26
8
"The Trumpet player", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
July 26, 1961
33 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Love letters", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
August 2, 1961
35 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Linda runs away from home", by David Adler, Revised
August 9, 1961
37 pages, annotated.
26
8
"For every man there's a woman", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
August 16, 1961
40 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Tonoose vs. Daly", by Fred Fox and Iz Elinson, Revised
August 23, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Danny weaves a web", by Harry Crane and Stan Dreben, Revised
September 6, 1961
44 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Henpecked Charlie", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
September 13, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Danny and Durante", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
September 20, 1961
37 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Tonoose's plot", by Danny Simon and Mel Tolkin, Revised
September 27, 1961
40 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Keeping up with the Joneses", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
October 4, 1961
45 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Danny and the Brownies", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat, Revised
October 10, 1961
44 pages, annotated.
26
8
"A Baby for Charley", by David Adler, Revised
October 25, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Teacher for a day", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
November 1, 1961
43 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Useless Charley", by Danny Simon and Mel Tolkin, Revised
November 8, 1961
40 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Linda the tomboy", by Iz Elinson and Fred S. Fox
November 14, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"The Big fight", by Danny Simon and Mel Tolkin
November 20, 1961
45 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Casanova Tonoose", by David Adler, Revised
November 29, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Charley does it himself" (originally "Do it yourself Charley"), by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat, Revised
December 20, 1961
41 pages, annotated.
26
8
"The P.T.A. bash", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
December 27, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"A Nose by any other name", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat, Revised
January 3, 1962
37 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Casanova Junior", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
January 10, 1962
39 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Rusty's hunger strike", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman, Revised
January 16, 1962
42 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Temper, temper", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
January 24, 1962
45 pages, annotated.
26
8
"Bunny cooks a meal", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
January 30, 1962
41 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Jose's protege", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
February 14, 1962
40 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Bob Hope and Danny get away from it all", by Chuck Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
February 21, 1962
36 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Extrasensory Charley", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman
February 28
37 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Kathy the Pro", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
March 7, 1962
39 pages, annotated.
27
8
"A Promise is a promise",by Harry Crane, Stan Dreben and Arthur Stander, Revised
March 19, 1962
41 pages, annotated.
27
8
"The Smart Aleck" (formerly "The Virtue of humility"), by Ray Allen Saffian and Harvey Bullock, Revised
March 23, 1962
31 pages, annotated.
27
8
"The Baby", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
March 28, 1962
36 pages, annotated.
1962 - 1963
27
8
"Venetian melody", by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allen Saffian
March 6, 1962
35 pages.
27
8
"When in Rome", by Howard Leeds
March 7, 1962
35 pages.
27
8
"The Roman patriot", by Arthur Stander
February 21, 1962
36 pages.
27
8
"The Million dollar dress", by Robert Shannon
March 7, 1962
42 pages.
27
8
"Lost French boy", n.a.
n.d.
45 pages.
27
8
"The British sense of humor", by Arthur Stander
March 12, 1962
42 pages.
27
8
"A-Hunting we will go" (formerly "The Poacher"), by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allen Saffian
February 14, 1962
46 pages.
27
8
"The Auld sod", by David Adler
February 26, 1962
36 pages.
27
8
"Danny's replacement", with Jack Carter, by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
July 31, 1962
34 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Baby hates Charley", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
August 7, 1962
43 pages, annotated.
27
8
"What are friends for", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
August 14, 1962
38 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Charley the artist", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
August 21, 1962
43 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Rusty for President", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
August 28, 1962
36 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Jose rents the Copa", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
September 4, 1962
43 pages, annotated.
27
8
"Ten years ago today", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
September 18, 1962
32 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Tonoose, life of the party", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
September 25, 1962
39 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Jose the scholar", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
October 2, 1962
42 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Bunny the Brownie leader", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
October 16, 1962
37 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Rusty's birthday", by Ed James and Seaman Jacobs
October 23, 1962
37 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Tonoose needs glasses", by Howard Leeds, Revised
October 30, 1962
41 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Danny's English friend", by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allen Saffian, Revised
November 6, 1962
43 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Jose the dog-sitter", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
November 13, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Charley the tiger", by Ray Singer and Dick Chevillat, Revised
November 27, 1962
51 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Bunny's cousin", guest star Jaye P. Morgan, by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
December 4, 1962
39 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Linda the grown-up", by Ed James and Seaman Jacobs, Revised
December 11, 1962
47 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Jose's guided tour", by Garry Marshall and Fred Freeman, Revised
December 18, 1962
45 pages, annotated.
28
8
"The Homecoming", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
January 8, 1963
36 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Tonoose's brother", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
January 15, 1963
41 pages, annotated.
28
8
"That Old feeling", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
January 22, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Jose's rival", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
January 30, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Louise to the rescue", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson, Revised
February 5, 1963
37 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Charley my boy", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart, Revised
February 12, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
1963 - 1964
28
8
"The Country squires",by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
July 23, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
28
8
"The Woman behind the jokes", by Iz Elinson and Fred Fox
July 30, 1963
41 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Here's the $50 back", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
August 6, 1963
37 pages, annotated.
28
8
"The Perfect crime", by Ray Allen Saffian and Harvey Bullock
August 13, 1963
40 pages, annotated.
28
8
"Rusty drives a car", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill
August 20, 1963
final draft, 35 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Linda and the new dress", by Fred Fox and Iz Elinson
August 29, 1963
final, 38 pages, annotated.
29
8
"My fair Uncle", by Iz Elinson and Fred Fox
September 3, 1963
42 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Girl shy", by Harvey Bullock and Ray Allan Saffian
September 10, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
29
8
"The Hex", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
September 17, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Peaceful coexistence", by Sheldon Keller and. Howard Merrill
September 24, 1963
40 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Oh the Clancys!", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
October 3, 1963
final draft, 37 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Bowling partners", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
October 23, 1963
final draft, 42 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Linda's crush", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson
October 29, 1963
42 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Christmas Show", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
November 5, 1963
38 pages, annotated.
29
8
"The Two Musketeers", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock
November 12, 1963
45 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Kathy the secretary", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
November 19, 1963
39 pages, annotated.
29
8
"The Quiz show", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
December 3, 1963
40 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Howdy neighbors", by Fred S. Fox and Iz Elinson
December 10, 1963
39 pages, annotated.
29
8
"The Antique dealers", by Ed. James and Seaman Jacobs
December 17, 1963
43 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Bunny gets into the act", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
December 31, 1963
33 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Sense of humor:, by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill
January 7, 1963
31 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Tonoose gets a job", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
January 14, 1964
41 pages, annotated.
29
8
"The Leprechaun", by Ed James and Seaman Jacobs
January 22, 1964
final draft, 44 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Pupa from Italy", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
January 28, 1964
34 pages, annotated.
29
8
"Pupa's pooch", by Iz Elinson and Fred S. Fox
February 4, 1964
36 pages, annotated.
30
8
"Pupa loves Rusty", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall
February 11, 1964
36 pages, annotated.
30
8
"Beautiful lady", by Jack Elinson and Charles Stewart
February 25, 1964
38 pages.
30
8
"Call off the hounds", by Charles Stewart and Jack Elinson
March 3, 1964
40 pages.
30
8
"Rusty and the Chorus girl", by Fred S. Fox and Iz Elinson
March 10, 1964
42 pages.
30
8
"The Persistant cop", by Iz Elinson and Fred S. Fox
March 17, 1964
41 pages.
30
8
Index for the Danny Thomas Show
22 pages.
The Dick Van Dyke Show
Mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine
30
1
"The Sick and the sitter", by Carl Reiner, Revised
January 18, 1961
45A pages.
30
1
"The Meershatz pipe", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
June 20, 1961
43 pages, annotated.
30
1
"Jealousy", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
June 27, 1961
43 pages, annotated.
30
1
"Sally meets the Lab technician", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
July 5, 1961
40 pages, annotated.
30
1
"Washington vs. the Bunny", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
July 11, 1961
41 pages, annotated.
30
1
"Oh how we met the night that we danced", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
July 18, 1961
39 pages, annotated.
30
2
"The Unwelcome house-guest", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
July 25, 1961
43 pages, annotated.
30
2
"Harrison B. Harding of Camp Crowder, Mo.", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
August 1, 1961
45 pages, annotated.
30
2
"My blond-haired brunette", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
August 15, 1961
48 pages, annotated.
30
2
"Forty-four tickets", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
August 22, 1961
47 pages, annotated.
30
2
"To tell or not to tell", by David Adler, as filmed
August 29, 1961
44 pages, annotated.
30
2
"Sally is a girl", by David Adler, as filmed, film
date September 5 1961
44 pages, annotated.
31
3
"Empress Carlotta's necklace", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
September 12, 1961
41 pages, annotated.
31
3
"Buddy, can you spare a job?", by Walter Kempley, as filmed
September 19, 1961
37 pages, annotated.
31
3
"Who owes who what?", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
October 10, 1961
48 pages, annotated.
31
3
"Sol and the sponsor", by Walter Kempley, as filmed
October 17, 1961
48 pages, annotated.
31
3
"The Curious thing about women", by David Adler, as filmed
October 24, 1961
44 pages, annotated.
31
3
"Punch thy neighbor!", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
November 1, 1961
52 pages, annotated.
31
4
"Where did I come from?", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
November 9, 1961
50 pages, annotated.
31
4
"The Boarder incident", by Norm Liebmann and Ed Haas, as filmed
November 14, 1961
45 pages, annotated.
31
4
"A Word a day", by Jack Raymond, as filmed
November 29, 1961
50 pages, annotated.
31
4
"The Talented neighborhood", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
December 6, 1961
44 pages, annotated.
31
4
"The Father of the week", by Arnold and Louis Peyser, as filmed
December 13, 1961
42A pages, annotated.
31
4
"The Twizzle", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
January 9, 1962
40 pages, annotated.
31
5
"One angry man", by Leo Solomon and Ben Gershman, as filmed
January 16, 1962
52 pages, annotated.
31
5
"Where you been, Fassbinder?", by John Whedon, as filmed
January 23, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
31
5
"The Bad old days", by Norm Liebmann and Ed Haas, as filmed
January 30, 1962
45A, annotated.
31
5
"I am my brother's keeper", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
February 6, 1962
44 pages, annotated.
31
5
"The Sleeping brother", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
February 13, 1962
40 pages, annotated.
31
5
"The Return of Happy Spangler", by Carl Reiner, as filmed
February 20, 1962
45 pages, annotated.
32
6
"Never name a duck!", by Carl Reiner, July 13, 1962, as filmed
August 7, 1962
39 pages, annotated.
32
6
"The Two faces of Rob", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, July 12, 1962, as filmed
August 14, 1962
39 pages, annotated.
32
6
"Bank book 6565696", by Ray Allen Saffian and Harvey Bullock, written July 19, 1962, as filmed
August 21, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
32
6
"The Attempted marriage", by Carl Reiner, July 11, 1962, as filmed
August 28, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
32
6
"Hustling the hustler", by Carl Reiner, written, July 13, 1962, as filmed
September 4, 1962
48 pages, annotated.
32
6
"What's in a middle name?", written by Carl Reiner, July 12, 1962, as filmed
September 11, 1962
42 pages, annotated.
32
7
"My husband is not a drunk", written by Carl Reiner, written, July 13, 1962, as filmed
September 18, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
32
7
"Like a sister", by Carl Reiner, written July 18, 1962, as filmed
October 2, 1962
48A pages, annotated.
32
7
"The Night the roof fell in", written by John Whedon, July 18, 1962, as filmed
October 9, 1962
54 pages, annotated.
32
7
"The Secret life of Buddy and Sally", by Lee Erwin, written July 19, 1962, as filmed
October 16, 1962
48 pages, annotated.
32
7
"A Bird in the head hurts", by Carl Reiner, written July 25, 1962, as filmed
October 23, 1962
50 pages, annotated.
32
7
"Gesundheit Darling", by Carl Reiner, written August 20, 1962, as filmed
October 30, 1962
45 pages, annotated.
32
8
"A Man's teeth are not his own", by Carl Reiner, written October 20, 1962, as filmed
November 6, 1962
50 pages, annotated.
32
8
"Somebody has to play Cleopatra", by Martin A. Ragaway, written July 27, 1962, as filmed
November 13, 1962
54 pages, annotated.
32
8
"The Cat burglar", by Carl Reiner, written October 8, 1962, as filmed
November 20, 1962
50 pages, annotated.
32
8
"The Foul weather girl", by Carl Reiner, written October 1, 1962, as filmed
November 27, 1962
44 pages, annotated.
32
7
"Will you two be my wife?", by Carl Reiner, written October 27, 1962, as filmed
December 4, 1962
54 pages, annotated.
32
7
"Ray Murdock's X-ray", by Carl Reiner, written November 23, 1963, as filmed
December 11, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
32
8
"I was a teenage head writer", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, written November 28, 1962, as filmed
December 18, 1962
46 pages, annotated.
33
9
"My husband is a check-grabber", by Carl Reiner, written May 8, 1961, as filmed
January 8, 1963
54 pages, annotated.
33
9
"It may look like a walnut!", by Carl Reiner, written June 12, 1962, as filmed
January 15, 1963
42 pages, annotated.
33
9
"Don't trip over that mountain", by Carl Reiner, written November 29, 1962, as filmed
January 22, 1963
46 pages, annotated.
33
9
"Give me your walls", by Carl Reiner, written November 5, 1962, as filmed
January 29, 1963
42 pages, annotated.
33
9
"The Sam Pomerantz scandals", by Carl Reiner, written January 28, 1963, as filmed
February 5, 1963
33 pages, annotated.
33
9
"I'm no Henry Walden", by Carl Reiner, written January 14, 1963, as filmed
February 12, 1963
47 pages, annotated.
33
9
"The Square triangle", by Bill Idelson, written January 22, 1963, as filmed
February 19, 1963
47 pages, annotated.
33
10
"Racy Tracy Rattigan", by Ronald Alexander and Carl Reiner, written January 23, 1963, as filmed
February 26, 1963
40 pages, annotated.
33
10
"Divorce", by Carl Reiner, written January 7, 1963, as filmed
March 5, 1963
42 pages, annotated.
33
10
"It's a shame she married me", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, written January 15, 1963, as filmed
March 12, 1963
46 pages, annotated.
33
10
"A Surprise surprise is a surprise", by Carl Reiner, written February
4, 1963, as filmed
March 19, 1963
48 pages, annotated.
33
10
"Jilting the jilter", by Ronald Alexander, written March 11, 1963, as filmed
March 26, 1963
48 pages, annotated.
33
10
"When a bowling pin talks, listen", by Martin A. Ragaway, written March 1, 1963, as filmed
April 2, 1963
53 pages, annotated.
33
11
"All about eavesdropping", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, written March 12, 1963, as filmed
April 9, 1963
49 pages.
33
11
"That's my boy", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written May 22, 1963, final
August 6, 1963
54 pages.
33
11
"The Masterpiece", by Sam Denoff and Bill Persky, written July 24, 1963, final
August 13, 1963
50 pages.
33
11
"Laura's little lie", by Carl Reiner and Howard Merrill, written July 23, 1963, final
August 20, 1963
45 pages.
33
11
"Very old shoes, very old rice", by Carl Reiner, written August 2, 1963, as filmed
August 27, 1963
46 pages.
33
11
"Uncle George", by Bill Idelson, written April 29, 1963, as filmed
September 3, 1963
46 pages.
34
12
"Too many stars", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, written May 15, 1963, final
September 10, 1963
35 pages.
34
12
"Who and where was Antonio Stradivarius", by Carl Reiner, written August 21, 1963, as filmed
September 17, 1963
46 pages.
34
12
"Big Max Calvada", by Sam Denoff and Bill Persky, written July 22, 1963, as filmed
October 8, 1963
49 pages.
34
12
"Captain's Outrageous", by Martin A. Ragaway, written August 1, 1963 as filmed
October 15, 1963
43 pages.
34
12
"Turtles, ties and toreadors", by John Whedon, written July 31, 1963, as filmed
October 22, 1963
47 pages.
34
12
"The Sound of the trumpets of a conscience falls deafly on a brain that holds its ears … or something like that!", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written August 15, 1963, as filmed
October 29, 1963
50 pages.
34
13
"The Third one from the left", by John Whedon. written April 16, 1963, as filmed
November 5, 1963
52 pages.
34
13
"The Alan Brady Show presents", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written October 28, 1963, as filmed
November 12, 1963
38 pages.
34
13
"My husband is the best one", by Martin A. Ragaway, written September 6, 1963, as filmed
November 19, 1963
52 pages.
34
13
"Happy birthday and too many more", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written September 9, 1963, as filmed
November 27, 1963
47 pages.
34
13
"The Lady and the tiger and the lawyer", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, written November 5, 1963, as filmed
December 3, 1963
60 pages.
34
13
"The Life and love of Joe Coogan", by Carl Reiner, written November 11, 1963, as filmed
December 10, 1963
51 pages.
34
14
"A Nice friendly game of cards", by Ernest Chambers, written September 4 1963, as filmed
December 17, 1963
54 pages.
34
14
"The Brave and the backache", by Sheldon Keller, written November 11, 1963, as filmed
December 31, 1963
48 pages.
34
14
"The Pen is mightier than the mouth", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written December 3, 1963, as filmed
January 7, 1964
54 pages.
34
14
"My part-time wife", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written December 10, 1963, as filmed
January 14, 1964
53 pages.
34
14
"Honeymoons are for the lucky", by Carl Reiner, written December 30, 1963, as filmed
January 21, 1964
52 pages.
34
14
"How to spank a star", by Nathaniel Curtis and Bill Idelson, written May 9, 1963, as filmed
January 28, 1964
50 pages.
34
14
"The Plot thickens", by Carl Reiner, Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written January 15, 1964, as filmed
February 4, 1964
53 pages.
35
15
"Scratch my car and die", by John Whedon, written December 4, 1963, as filmed
February 11, 1964
51 pages.
35
15
"The Return of Edwin Carp", by Carl Reiner, written January 27, 1964, as filmed
February 18, 1964
46 pages.
35
15
"October Eve", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written January 31, 1964, as filmed
March 3, 1964
50 pages.
35
15
"Dear Mrs. Petrie, your husband is in jail", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall, written February 10, 1964, as filmed
March 10, 1964
49 pages.
35
15
"My neighbor's husband's other life", by Carl Reiner, Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written February 19, 1964, as filmed
March 17, 1964
51 pages.
35
15
"I'd rather be bald than have no head at all", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written March 6, 1964, as filmed
March 24, 1964
53 pages.
35
15
"Teacher's Petrie", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall, written March 17, 1964, as filmed
March 31, 1964
51 pages.
35
16
"I call on Rob Petrie", by Sheldon Keller and Howard Merrill, written October 2, 1964, as filmed
April 3, 1964
49 pages.
35
16
"My mother can beat up my father", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written June 8, 1964, as filmed
July 31, 1964
51 pages.
35
16
"The Ghost of A. Chantz", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written May 20, 1964, as filmed
August 11, 1964
49 pages.
35
16
"The Lady and the baby sitter", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written May 20, 1964, as filmed
August 18, 1964
50 pages.
35
16
"A Vigilante ripped my sports coat", by Carl Reiner, written July 2, 1964, as filmed
August 25, 1964
57 pages.
35
17
"The Man from 'Emperor'", by Carl Reiner, Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written July 23, 1964, as filmed
September 1, 1964
57 pages.
35
17
"Romance roses and rye bread", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, written June 30, 1964, as filmed
September 8, 1964
51 pages.
35
17
"4 ½", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, written June 2, 1964, as filmed
September 15, 1964
54 pages.
35
17
"The Alan Brady Show goes to jail", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written June 9, 1964, as filmed
September 22, 1964
55 pages.
35
17
"Three letters from one wife", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written July 17, 1964, as filmed
September 29, 1964
55 pages.
36
18
"It wouldn't hurt them to give us a raise", by Jay Burton and Ernest Chambers, written, n.d., as filmed
October 6, 1964
52 pages.
36
18
"Pink pills and purple parents", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall, written October 16, 1964, as filmed
October 20, 1964
57A pages.
36
18
"The Death of the party", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written October 23, 1964, as filmed
October 27, 1964
56 pages.
36
18
"Stretch Petrie vs. Kid Schenk", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall, written August 18, 1964, as filmed
November 3, 1964
60 pages.
36
18
"The Impractical joke", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written October 23, 1964, as filmed
November 10, 1964
59 pages.
36
23
"The Great Petrie fortune", by Ernest Chambers and Jay Burton, written May 6, 1965, as filmed
September 8, 1965
60 pages.
36
23
"Odd but true", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, written, n.d., as filmed
September 21, 1965
57 pages.
36
23
"Viva Petrie", by John Whedon, written July 23, 1965, as filmed
September 28, 1965
65 pages.
36
23
"To tell the birds and the bees", by Rick Mittleman, written July 15, 1965, as filmed
October 5, 1965
53 pages.
36
23
"Body and Sol", by Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven, written July 13, 1965, as filmed
October 12, 1965
52 pages.
36
24
"See Rob write, write, Rob, write", by Lawrence J. Cohen and Fred Freeman, written July 29, 1965, as filmed
October 19, 1965
61 pages.
36
24
"You're under arrest", by Joseph C. Cavella, written July 30, 1965, as filmed
October 26, 1965
60 pages.
36
24
"Fifty-two forty-five or work", by Rick Mittleman, written September 13, 1965, as filmed
November 2, 1965
61 pages.
36
24
"Who stole my watch", by Joseph Bonaduce, written August 19, 1965, as filmed
November 9, 1965
55 pages.
36
24
"Bad reception in Albany", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, written November 2, 1965, as filmed
November 23, 1965
56 pages.
37
25
"I do not choose to run", by Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt, written October 7, 1965, as filmed
November 30, 1965
59 pages.
37
25
"The Making of a councilman", by Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven, written November 5, 1965, as filmed
December 7, 1965
58 pages.
37
25
"The Curse of the Petrie people", by Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt, written July 14, 1965, as filmed
December 14, 1965
54 pages.
37
25
"The Bottom of Mel Cooley's heart", by John Whedon, written August 10, 1965, as filmed
December 21, 1965
60 pages.
37
25
"Remember the Alimony", by Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt, written December 13, 1965, as filmed
January 4, 1965
68 pages.
37
26
"Dear Sally Rogers", by Ronald Axe, written December 21, 1965, as filmed
January 11, 1966
58 pages.
37
26
"Buddy Sorrell - Man and boy", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, written December 27, 1965, as filmed
January 18, 1966
64 pages.
37
26
"Long nights journey into day", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall, written November 5, 1966, as filmed
January 25, 1966
51 pages.
37
26
"Talk to the snail", by Jerry Belson and Garry Marshall, written January 7, 1966, as filmed
February 1, 1966
62 pages.
37
26
"A Day in the life of Alan Brady", by Joseph Bonaduce, written January 26, 1966, as filmed
February 8, 1966
54 pages.
37
27
"Obnoxious, offensive, egomaniac, etc.", by Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven, written January 31, 1966, as filmed
February 22, 1966
61 pages.
37
27
"The Man from my Uncle", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, written February 15, 1966, as filmed
February 15, 1966
64 pages.
37
27
"You ought to be in pictures", by Jack Winter, written February 22, 1966, as filmed
March 8, 1966
59 pages.
37
27
"Love thy other neighbor", by McRaven and Kleinschmitt, written March 4, 1966, as filmed
March 15, 1966
63 pages.
37
27
"The Gunslinger", by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, written February 21, 1966, as filmed
March 22, 1966
55 pages.
37
27
"The Last chapter", by Carl Reiner, written March 4, 1966, as filmed
March 15, 1966
14 pages plus 7 pages of index.
The Don Rickles Show
mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine
38
1
"It's a girl", by Arthur Julian, 2nd revised draft
December 3, 1971
52 pages.
38
1
"Pilot, written by Sam Denoff, revised final draft
December 10, 1970
55 pages.
38
1
"The Case of the Takashamata", by Susan Silver, 3rd revised final draft
December 28, 1971
51 pages.
38
1
"You broke my Lorenzo", by Gordon Farr and Arnold Kane, 3rd revised final draft
November 12, 1971
46 pages.
38
1
"The Moo cow child", by Susan Silver, 2nd revised final
November 5, 1971
49 pages.
38
1
"Strictly neutral", #0203, by Richard Baer, revised final draft
November 20, 1971
51 pages.
38
2
"Where there's a will", by Rick Mittleman, 2nd revised final draft
January 28, 1972
53 pages.
38
2
"The Candidate", by Arnie Kogen, revised final draft
December 24, 1971
52 pages.
38
2
"The Doctor Rudolph affair", by Pat McCormick, revised final
November 26, 1971
51 pages.
38
2
"The Split ticket", by Elias Davis & David Pollock, revised final draft
January 7, 1972
47 pages.
38
2
"Watch on the line", by Ron Mittleman, 3rd revised final draft
February 4, 1972
56 pages.
38
2
"I want my quarterback", by Sam Denoff, final draft
February 11, 1972
53 pages.
38
2
"Audrey, come home", by Richard Baer, final draft
January 14, 1972
51 pages.
From A Bird's Eye View
mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine
38
1
'Up she goes!' - "The Difficult passenger", by T.E.B. Clarke, revised
27th May, 1969
40 pages.
38
1
"Never put it in writing", by John Muir and Eric Geen, revised
5th August, 1969
42 pages.
38
1
'Up she goes!' - "Wife trouble", by T.E.B. Clarke, revised
30th April, 1969
41 pages.
38
1
'Up she goes!' - "Millie's moveable feast", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock, revised
13 May, 1969
41 pages.
38
1
"The Hate-in", by Pat Dunlop, revised
18th August, 1969
41 pages.
38
1
"Home is where the heart is", dialogue continuity script
February 1970
26 pages.
38
1
'Up she goes' - "Nobody sleeps on a honeymoon", by Carl Kleinschmitt, revised
3rd June, 1969
38 pages.
38
1
'Mostly Millie' - "Up your family tree", by Bernie Rothman
December 6, 1968
34 pages.
39
2
'Up she goes' - "Highland fling", by Tom Brennand and Roy Bottomly
20th May, 1969
37 pages.
39
2
'Up she goes' - "I too was a novice", by Brad Ashton
37 pages.
39
2
'Up she goes' - "Russian roulette - Millie style", by Lew Schwarz
5th May, 1969
36 pages.
39
2
'Mostly Millie' (tentative title) - "All in a day's work", by Stan Cutler and Martin Donovan
November 8, 1968
45 pages.
39
2
'Up she goes' - "Hurricane Millicent", by Sid Dorfman, revised
12 May, 1969
41 pages.
39
2
'Up she goes' - "The Sicilian affair", by John Warren and John Singer
n.d.
38 pages.
39
2
'Up she goes' - "Witness for the persecution", by Pat Dunlop
29 April, 1969
38 pages.
39
2
"The Matchmakers", by Pat Dunlop, from a story by Reuben Ship, amended
20th August, 1969
46 pages.
Gomer Pyle USMC
mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine, some title pages signed by Sheldon Leonard
39
1
"Gomer overcomes the obstacle course", by Aaron Ruben
April 21, 1964
31 pages.
39
1
"Guest in the barracks", by Bob Ross, revised
June 8, 1964
36 pages.
39
1
"Pay day", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, revised
June 15, 1964
34 pages.
39
1
"Captain Ironpants", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson, revised
June 22, 1964
37 pages.
39
1
"Gomer learns a bully", by Harvey Bullock, revised
June 29, 1964
37 pages.
39
2
"Private Ralph Skunk", by Charles Stewart
May 8, 1964
38 pages.
39
2
"Nobody loves a sergeant", by Jim Fritzell and Everett Greenbaum, revised
July 21, 1964
35 pages.
39
2
"Gomer and the Dragon lady", by Harvey Bullock, revised
July 27, 1964
37 pages.
39
2
"Survival of the fattest", by Bob Ross, revised
August 4, 1964
38 pages.
39
2
"A Date for the Colonel's daughter", by Bob Ross, revised
August 10, 1964
41 pages.
40
3
"They shall not pass", by Richard M. Powell, revised
August 17, 1964
37 pages.
40
3
"Sergeant Carter, marine baby-sitter", by James Allardice and Tom Adair, revised
August 24, 1964
34 pages.
40
3
"The Case of the Marine bandit", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
September 8, 1964
36 pages.
40
3
"Sergeant of the week", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
September 14, 1964
32 pages.
40
3
"Grandpa Pyle's good luck charm", by James Allardice and Tom Adair, revised
September 21, 1964
34 pages.
40
4
"Dance, Marine, dance", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
September 29, 1964
38 pages.
40
4
"Sergeant Carter's farewell to his troops", by Richard M. Powell, revised
October 6, 1964
40 pages.
40
4
"The Feuding Pyles", by Hy Kraft, revised
October 13, 1964
35 pages.
40
4
"Sgt. Carter gets a 'dear John' letter", by Aaron Ruben, revised
November 2, 1964
42 pages.
40
4
"Love letters to the Sarge", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
November 9, 1964
34 pages.
40
5
"Daughter of the Sarge", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen, revised
November 16, 1964
34 pages.
40
5
"Officer candidate Goraer Pyle", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen, revised
November 23, 1964
36 pages.
40
5
"Old man Carter", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
November 30, 1964
39 pages.
40
5
"Gomer makes the honor guard", by Aaron Ruben, revised
December 14, 1964
34 pages.
40
5
"My Buddy-War hero", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
January 4, 1965
35 pages.
40
6
"Double date with the Sarge", by Richard M. Powell, revised
January 11, 1965
38 pages.
40
6
"The Jet set", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
January 18, 1965
35 pages.
40
6
"Sergeant of the guard", by Richard M. Powell, revised
January 25, 1965
34 pages.
40
6
"Gomer dates a movie star", by Budd Grossman, revised
February 1, 1965
40 pages.
40
6
"Gomer the MP", by Harvey Bullock, revised
February 8, 1965
37 pages.
41
7
"PFC Gomer Pyle", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
June 21, 1965
34 pages.
41
7
"Third finger left loaf", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock, revised
June 28, 1965
41 pages.
41
7
"Gomer un-trains a dog", by Jack Elinson, revised
July 12, 1965
35 pages.
41
7
"Home on the range", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
July 19, 1965
41 pages.
41
7
"Supply sergeants never die", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen, revised
July 26, 1965
42 pages.
41
8
"The Blind date", by Jack Elinson, revised
August 2, 1965
41 pages.
41
8
"Cat overboard", by Jack Elinson, revised
August 23, 1965
41 pages.
41
8
"Gomer captures a submarine", by Jack Elinson, revised
August 29, 1965
33 pages.
41
8
"The Grudge fight", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
September 7, 1965
41 pages.
41
8
"Gomer, the star witness", by Ben Joelson and Art Baer, revised
September 20, 1965
43 pages.
41
9
"A Visit from cousin Goober", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
September 27, 1965
42 pages.
41
9
"A Groom for Sergeant Carter's sister", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
October 4, 1965
39 pages.
41
9
"Gomer minds his Sergeant's car", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
October 11, 1965
41 pages.
41
9
"Gomer Pyle, P.O.W.", by Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven, revised
November 12, 1965
45 pages.
41
9
"Gomer, the peacemaker", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
October 25, 1965
46 pages.
41
10
"Gomer Pyle, civilian", by Rick Mittleman, revised
November 8, 1965
40 pages.
41
10
"Arrivederci, Gomer", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen, revised
November 12, 1965
40 pages.
41
10
"Grandma Pyle, fortune teller", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
November 18, 1965
42 pages.
41
10
"Gomer and the beast", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
November 29, 1965
39 pages.
41
10
"Sergeant Carter dates a Pyle", by Rick Mittleman, revised
December 6, 1965
38 pages.
41
11
"Little girl blue", by Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt, revised
December 13, 1965
39 pages.
42
11
"A Star is born", by Art Baer and Ben Joelson, revised
December 27, 1965
39 pages.
42
11
"Gomer and the phone company", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
January 3, 1966
37 pages.
42
11
"Vacation in Vegas", by Rick Mittleman, revised
January 10, 1966
38 pages.
42
11
"Duke Slater, night club comic", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
January 24, 1966
43 pages.
42
12
"Opie joins the Marines", by Aaron Ruben, revised
January 31, 1966
39 pages.
42
12
"A Date with Miss Camp Henderson", by Kleinschmitt and McRaven, revised
February 7, 1966
39 pages.
42
12
"Gomer and the father figure", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
February 22, 1966
39 pages.
42
12
"Desk job for Sergeant Carter", by Harvey Bullock, revised
March 7, 1966
40 pages.
42
12
"Gomer, the would-be hero", by Dale McRaven and Carl Kleinschmitt, revised
March 14, 1966
40 pages.
42
13
"Lies, Lies, Lies", by Arnie Rosen, revised
June 20, 1966
38 pages.
42
13
"Crazy legs Gomer", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen, revised
June 27, 1966
39 pages.
42
13
"Caution : low overhead", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer, revised
June 30, 1966
36 pages.
42
13
"Gomer, the carrier", by Rick Mittleman, revised
July 11, 1966
42 pages.
42
13
"Show me the way to go home", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
July 18, 1966
42 pages.
42
14
"Gomer and the little men from Outer Space", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
July 25, 1966
38 pages.
42
14
"How to succeed in farming without really trying", by Rick Mittleman, revised
August 1, 1966
45 pages.
42
14
"The Borrowed car", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock, revised
August 8, 1966
44 pages.
42
14
"Gomer Pyle super chef", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner, revised
August 15, 1966
42 pages.
42
14
"Marry me, marry me", by Carl Kleinschmitt and Dale McRaven, revised
August 22, 1966
40 pages.
43
15
"Cold nose, warm heart", by Rick Mittleman, revised
September 6, 1966
42 pages.
43
15
"It takes two to tangle", by Rick Mittleman, revised
September 12, 1966
42 pages.
43
15
"Love's old sweet song", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
September 19, 1966
40 pages.
43
15
"Follow that car", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner, revised
September 26, 1966
38 pages.
43
15
"Whither the weather?", by Rick Mittleman, revised
October 4, 1966
38 pages.
43
16
"Gomer, the recruiter", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner, revised
October 10, 1966
39 pages.
43
16
"The Secret life of Gomer Pyle", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
October 17, 1966
38 pages.
43
16
"Go blow your horn", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer, revised
November 7, 1966
38 pages.
43
16
"You bet your Won ton", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner, revised
November 14, 1966
38 pages.
43
16
"Gomer and the card shark", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
November 21, 1966
40 pages.
43
17
"Sue the pants off 'em!", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer, revised
November 28, 1966
36 pages.
43
17
"To re-enlist or not to re-enlist", by Rick Mittleman, revised
December 5, 1966
36 pages.
43
17
"Lou-Ann Poovie sings again", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick, revised
December 12, 1966
42 pages.
43
17
"Gomer, the Welsh rarebit fiend", by Rick Mittleman, revised
December 20, 1966
40 pages.
43
17
"Sing a song of Papa", by Aaron Ruben
January 5, 1966
36 pages.
43
18
"Where there's a will", by Larry Markes, revised
January 16, 1967
39 pages.
43
18
"Lost - the Colonel's daughter", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer, revised
January 19, 1967
35 pages.
43
18
"The Crow Ganef", by Rick Mittleman, revised
January 26, 1967
36 pages.
43
18
"One of our shells is missing", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner, revised
February 6, 1967
39 pages.
43
18
"Lou-Ann Poovie sings no more", by Jack Elinson and Iz Elinson, revised
February 9, 1967
38 pages.
44
19
"A Visit from Aunt Bee", by Bill Idelson and Sam Bobrick
June 26, 1967
36 pages.
44
19
"Corporal Carol", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock
June -29, 1967
38 pages.
44
19
"The Recruiting poster", by Jack Elinson and Iz Elinson, revised
July 10, 1967
38 pages.
44
19
"Gomer, the beautiful dreamer", by Rick Mittleman
July 17, 1967
39 pages.
44
19
"A Leader of men", by Norman Paul
July 24, 1967
42 pages.
44
20
"The Great talent hunt", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer
July 31, 1967
30 pages.
44
20
"Gomer says 'hey' to the President", by Rick Mittleman
August 14, 1967
32 pages.
44
20
"And a child shall lead them", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner
August 2, 1967
35 pages.
44
20
"The Show must go on", by Norman Paul
August 14, 1967
40 pages.
44
20
"The Better man", by John Barbour, Whitey Mitchell, and Jack Elinson
September 11, 1967
41 pages.
44
21
"To watch a thief", by Rick Mittleman
n.d.
39 pages.
44
21
"Friendly Freddie strikes again", by William Raynor and Myles Wilder
n.d.
35 pages.
44
21
"The Prize boat", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock
n.d.
39 pages.
44
21
"Change partners", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock
October 4, 1967
41 pages.
44
21
"The Wild bull of the Pampas", by Ronnie Pearlman
October 16, 1967
39 pages.
44
22
"Gomer, the good Samaritan", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer
October 24, 1967
41 pages.
44
22
"Gomer, the privileged character", by Rick Mittleman
November 6, 1967
34 pages.
44
22
"Gomer goes home", by William Raynor and Myles Wilder
November 13, 1967
39 pages.
44
22
"A Dog is a dog is a dog is a dog", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
n.d.
37 pages.
44
22
"Luv finds Gomer Pyle", by William Raynor and Myles Wilder
n.d.
42 pages.
45
23
"Chef for a day", by William Raynor and Myles Wilder
n.d.
38 pages.
45
23
"Gomer and the Queen of Burlesque", by Barry E. Blitzer and Ray Brenner
n.d.
35 pages.
45
23
"A Carriage waits", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
n.d.
38 pages.
45
23
"Sergeant Iago", by Rick Mittleman
n.d.
37 pages.
45
23
"Goodbye Dolly", by Ray Brenner and Barry E. Blitzer
n.d.
35 pages.
45
24
"The Price of tomatoes", by William Raynor and Myles Wilder
n.d.
34 pages.
45
24
"Friendly Freddy the gentlemen's tailor", by Rick Mittleman
n.d.
35 pages.
45
24
"Love and goulash", by Ronny Pearlman
n.d.
43 pages.
45
24
"Gomer and the night club comic", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
n.d.
31 pages.
45
24
"And baby makes three", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
n.d.
37 pages.
45
25
"Car for sale", by Rick Mittleman
n.d.
34 pages.
45
25
"Corporal Duke", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
n.d.
39 pages.
45
25
"The Booty prize", by Duke Vincent and Bruce Johnson
June 26, 1968
41 pages.
45
25
"Return of Monroe", by Rick Mittleman
July 8, 1968
34 pages.
45
25
"A Marriage of convenience", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
Undated
34 pages.
45
26
"All you need is one good break"
July 23, 1968
36 pages.
45
26
"A Star is not born", by Norman Paul and Jack Elinson
July 29, 1968
35 pages.
45
26
"Just move your lips, Sgt.", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen, revised
August 12, 1968
32 pages.
45
26
"Come blow your top", by Jack Elinson and Norman Paul
n.d.
39 pages.
45
26
"Gomer, the perfect MP", by Norman Paul and Jack Elinson
August 21, 1968
38 pages.
46
27
"The Wild Bull returns", by Jack Elinson and Norman Paul
September 3, 1968
37 pages.
46
27
"A Little chicken soup wouldn"t hurt", by Aaron Ruben
September 4, 1968
39 pages.
46
27
"Hit and write", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
September 16, 1968
36 pages.
46
27
"A Tattoo for Gomer", by Carl Kleinschmitt
October 7, 1968
39 pages.
46
27
"Win a date", by Norman Paul and Jack Elinson, revised
October 14, 1968
39 pages.
46
28
"Marriage, Sgt. Carter style", by R.S. Allen and Harvey Bullock
October 21, 1968
37 pages.
46
28
"Two on the bench", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
October 28, 1968
36 pages.
46
28
"Dynamite diner", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
October 29, 1968
43 pages.
46
28
"To save a life", by Jack Elinson and Norman Paul
November 11, 1968
38 pages.
46
28
"Freddy's friendly computer", Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
November 18, 1968
39 pages.
46
29
"Hare today, gone tomorrow", by Rick Mittleman
December 2, 1968
42 pages.
46
29
"Gomer tends a sick Kat", by Duke Vincent and Bruce Johnson
December 9, 1968
40 pages.
46
29
"Gomer maneuvers", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
December 16, 1966
37 pages.
46
29
"I'm always chasing Gomers", by Carl Kleinschmitt
January 6, 1969
36 pages.
46
29
"The Short Voyage home", by Norman Paul and Jack Elinson
January 13, 1969
38 pages.
46
30
"Proxy poppas", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
January 20, 1969
38 pages.
46
30
"Flower power", by Bill Idelson and Harvey Miller
January 28, 1969
38 pages.
46
30
"Showtime with Sergeant Carol", by Aaron Ruben
February 3, 1969
26 pages.
46
30
"My fair sister", by Jack Elinson and Norman Paul
February 10, 1969
37 pages.
46
30
"Goodbye Camp Henderson - Hello Sergeant Carter", by Aaron Ruben
February 17, 1969
21 pages, plus 5 pages of index.
I Spy
18 volumes, mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine
47
1
"Affair at T'sien Cha", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
n.d.
62 pages plus 5 pages
47
1
"Carry me back to old Tsing Tao", by David Karp
March 8, 1965
57 pages.
47
1
"So long, Patrick Henry", by Robert Culp, revised
March 26, 1965
68 pages.
47
1
"Danny was a million laughs", by Arthur Dales, revised
May 17, 1965
60 pages.
47
2
"A Cup of kindness", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
January 20, 1965
65 pages.
47
2
"Chrysanthemum", by Edward J. Lakso, revised
June 2, 1965
65 pages.
47
2
"Dragon's teeth", by Gilbert Ralston
February 8, 1965
73 pages.
47
2
"The Loser", by Robert Culp, revised
June 22, 1965
61 pages.
47
3
"No exchange on damaged merchandise", by Garry Marshall and Jerry Belson
January 12, 1965
79 pages.
47
3
"The Time of the knife", by Gilbert Ralston
May 27, 1965
72 pages.
47
3
"Tatia", by Robert Lewin
June 9, 1965
65 pages.
47
3
"Weight of the world", by Robert Lewin
May 6, 1965
62 pages.
47
3
"Tigers of Heaven", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
April 30, 1965
58 pages.
48
4
"Three hours on a Sunday night", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
May 10, 1965
62 pages.
48
4
"Always say goodbye", by Robert C. Dennis and Earl Barret
April 7, 1965
64 pages.
48
4
"The Tiger", by Robert Culp
May 4, 1965
58 pages.
48
4
"The Barter", by Harvey Bullock and R.S. Allen
May 11, 1965
72 pages
48
4
"Court of the Lion", by Robert Culp
June 1, 1965
59 pages.
48
5
"Bet me a dollar", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
September 25, 1965
63 pages.
48
5
"Turkish delight", by Eric Bercovici, revised
December 28, 1965
68 pages.
48
5
"Return to glory", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
October 18, 1965
66 pages.
48
5
"The Conquest of Maude Murdock, by Robert C. Dennis and Earl Barret
October 21, 1965
62 pages.
48
5
"A Day called 4 Jaguar", by Michael Zagor
October 22, 1965
63 pages.
48
6
"One thousand fine", by Colin Graham, revised
November 12, 1965
62 pages.
48
6
"Crusade to Limbo", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
October 8, 1965
58 pages.
48
6
"My Mother the spy", by Harold Gast
December 23, 1965
64 pages.
48
6
"There was a little girl", story by Robert Block, screenplay by Stephen Kandel, revised
February 16, 1966
73 pages.
48
6
"Its all done with mirrors", by Stephen Kandel, revised
November 9, 1965
61 pages.
49
7
"The Sparrowhawk", by Marion Hargrove
February 25, 1966
75 pages.
49
7
"Lori", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
February 7, 1966
63 pages.
49
7
"Lisa" (Bride by mail), by Jackson Gillis
February 25, 1966
72 pages.
49
7
"Trial by treehouse", by Michael Zagor
February 25, 1966
65 pages
49
8
"So coldly sweet", by Stephen Kandel
January 28, 1966
74 pages.
49
8
"Will the real good guys please stand up", by Rick Mittleman
February 14, 1966
62 pages.
49
8
"Little boy lost", by Chester Krumholz
February 11, 1966
65 pages.
49
8
"The Warlord", by Robert Culp
March 14, 1966
67 pages.
49
9
"A Gift from Alexander", by Barry Oringer
March 28, 1966
54 pages.
49
9
"The Bridge of spies", by Stephen Kandel
April 13, 1966
66 pages.
49
9
"To Florence with Love" (working title -- pt.2), by Norman Borisoff
March 31, 1966
52 pages.
49
9
"Sophia", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
April 13, 1966
62 pages.
50
10
"Rome … take away three", teleplay by Bill Ballinger, Morton Fine and David Friedkin, story by Bill Ballinger
April 26, 1966
53 pages.
50
10
"Tonia", by Michael Zagor
April 16, 1966
64 pages.
50
10
"One of our bombs is missing", by Barry Oringer
April 18, 1966
52 pages.
50
10
"Father Abraham", by Stephen Kandel, revised
August 3, 1966
66 pages.
50
10
"Vendetta", by Marion Hargrove
April 21, 1966
59 pages.
50
11
"Child out of time", by Mort Fine and David Friedkin, revised
September 4, 1966
65 pages.
50
11
"Magic mirror", by Robert Culp
August 10, 1966
64 pages.
50
11
"The Trouble with Temple", by Mort Fine and David Friedkin, revised
September 1, 1966
66 pages (some pages missing)
50
11
"A Room with a rack", by Michael Zagor
July 18, 1966
66 pages.
50
11
"Get thee to a Nunnery", by Marion Hargrove
August 23, 1966
60 pages.
50
12
"The Plains in Spain", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
August 15, 1966
66 pages.
50
12
"Blackout", by Barry Oringer
August 10, 1966
63 pages.
50
12
"Casanova from Canarsie", by Rick Mittleman
September 22, 1966
64 pages.
50
12
"Night train to Madrid", by Stephen Kandel
November 15, 1966
67 pages.
50
12
"Cops and robbers", n.a., revised
January 3, 1967
61 pages.
51
13
"You can't shoot an honest man", by Michael Zagor
February 28, 1967
59 pages.
51
13
"The Beautiful children", by Berkely Mather
January 16, 1967
59 pages.
51
13
"Lava", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
February 2, 1967
62 pages.
51
13
"The Medarra Block", by Barry Oringer
February 1, 1967
56 pages.
51
14
"Philotimo", by Ernest Frankel
January 23, 1966
61 pages.
51
14
"The Honorable Assasins", by Leo and Tina Pine
January 6, 1967
62 pages.
51
14
"Now you see her, now you don't", by Jerry Ludwig
February 28, 1967
74 pages.
51
14
"Red sash of courage", by Oliver Crawford
February 27, 1967
69 pages.
51
15
"The Seventh Captain", by Berkely Mather
February 7, 1967
57 pages.
51
15
"Apollo", by Ernest Frankel
August 3, 1967
59 pages.
51
15
"Oedipus the Colonus", by Marion Hargrove
February 6, 1967
62 pages.
51
15
"The Lotus eater", by Elick Moll and Joseph Than
February 2, 1967
61 pages.
51
16
"An American princess", by Elick Moll and Joseph Than
June 26, 1967
59 pages.
51
16
"Home to judgement", by Robert Culp, first draft
July 12, 1967
69 pages.
51
16
"Anyplace I hang myself is home", by Michael Zagor, first draft
July 6, 1967
60 pages.
51
16
"Tag, you're it", by Stephen Kandel
July 14, 1967
67 pages.
52
17
"A Few miles west of nowhere", by Jerry Ludwig
March 21, 1967
65 pages.
52
17
"This guy Smith", by Jackson Gillis
March 20, 1967
58 pages.
52
17
"Turnabout for traitors", by Ernest Frankel, first draft
August 24, 1967
60 pages.
52
17
"Happy birthday … everybody", by Morton Fine and David Friedkin
June 12, 1967
62 pages.
52
17
"Shane", by n.a.
July 5, 1967
57 pages
52
18
"The Name of the game", by Jerry Ludwig
July 7, 1967
77 pages.
52
18
"Suitable for framing", by Arthur Dales
March 21, 1967
65 pages.
52
18
"The Spy business", teleplay by Morton Fine & David Friedkin, story by John Shannon
July 20, 1967
59 pages.
52
18
"Carmelita is one of us", by Robert C. Dennis and Earl Barret
August 14, 1967
53 pages.
52
18
"Pinwheel", by Barry Oringer
June 7, 1967
67 pages.
My Friend Tony
mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine, some title pages signed by Sheldon Leonard
52
1
"Corey doesn't live here anymore", script #0010, by Jerry Ludwig
September 4, 1968
75 pages.
52
1
"Death comes in small packages", script #005, by Jerry Thomas
July 12, 1968
69 pages.
52
1
"Voices", script #004
August 1, 1968
65 pages.
52
1
"Let George do it", script #0015, by Robert Hamner
November 19, 1968
68 pages.
53
2
"The Lost hours", by Jackson Gillis, script #005
November 11, 1968
75 pages.
53
2
"The Hazing", script #001, by Ernest Frankel
June 27, 1968
90 pages.
53
2
"Encounter", script #0012, by Ernest Frankel
October 30, 1968
76 pages.
53
2
"Dead reckoning", script #008, by Don Brinkley
December 6, 1968
72 pages.
53
3
"The Wedding cake blues", script #009, by Robert Hamner, second draft
January 6, 1969
70 pages.
53
3
"The Twenty mile jog", script #010, by James L. Brooks, revised
December 26, 1968
63 pages.
53
3
"Molly", script #002, by Jerry Ludwig
July 16, 1968
68 pages.
53
3
"Computer murder", script #006, by Michael Zagor
September 19, 1968
65 pages.
53
4
"Casino", script #0011, by Robert Hamner
October 10, 1968
77 pages.
53
4
"Kidnap", script #009, by Jackson Gillis
August 21, 1968
74 pages.
53
4
"The Shortest courtship", script #0016, by James L. Brooks, first draft
January 8, 1969
73 pages.
53
4
"Welcome home, Jerry Stanley", script #0016, by Ernest Frankel, final draft
January 24, 1969
70 pages.
My World - and Welcome to it
mimeographed, bound in leather, S. Leonard on spine
54
1
Pilot script, by Melville Shavelson, revised
October 18, 1968
33 pages.
54
1
"The Ghost and Mr. Monroe", by Carl Kleinschmitt, participating writers, Danny Arnold, final draft
June 18, 1969
39 pages.
54
1
"The Disenchanted", by Ruth Brooks Flippen, participating writers, Ruth Brooks Flippen, Danny Arnold, final draft
May 22, 1969
36 pages.
54
1
"Little girls are sugar and spice - and not always nice", by Rick Mittleman, participating writers, Rick Mittleman, Danny Arnold, final draft
May 15, 1969
38 pages.
54
1
"Seal in the bedroom", by Paul Wayne, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, second draft
June 6, 1969
45 pages.
54
1
"Christabel", by Mel Shavelson, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, final draft
June 24, 1969
41 pages.
54
2
"The Night the house caught on fire", by Melville Shavelson, second draft
May 16, 1969
40 pages.
54
2
"The Shrike and the Chipmunks", by Marion Hargrove, participating writer, Danny Arnold, final draft
July 30, 1969
34 pages.
54
2
"The Saga of Dimity Ann", by Harvey Bullock, and R.S. Allen, final draft
August 13, 1969
35 pages.
54
2
"Nobody ever kills dragons anymore", by Phil Sharp, participating writer Danny Arnold, revised
August 21, 1969
36 pages.
54
2
"War between men and women", by Rick Mittleman, participating writer, Danny Arnold, final draft
August 27, 1969, revised September 4, 1969
44 pages.
54
2
"A Friend of the earth", by Paul Wayne, participating writer, Danny Arnold, final draft
August 14, 1969
36 pages.
54
3
"Native wit", by Marion Hargrove, participating writer, Danny Arnold, final draft
September 19, 1969
35 pages.
54
3
"Rally 'round the flag", by Laurence Marks, participating writer, Danny Arnold, final draft
August 26, 1969
38 pages.
54
3
"Maid in Connecticut", by Tom Koch, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, final draft
October 2, 1969
38 pages.
54
3
"The Human being and the Dinosaur", by Laurence Marks, participating writer, Danny Arnold, first draft
October 9, 1969
30 pages.
54
3
"The Mating dance", by John McGreevey, participating writer, Mel Shavelson, first draft
November 2, 1969
36 pages.
54
3
"Darn that dream", by Lila Garrett, and Bernie Kahn, participating writer, Danny Arnold, revised final draft
November 9, 1969
34 pages.
54
3
"'Dear' is a four-letter word", by Erik Tarloff and David Adler, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, revised final draft
November 13, 1969
32 pages.
54
4
"The Wooing of Mr. Monroe", by Laurence Marks, participating writer, Danny Arnold, revised final draft
November 12, 1969
37 pages.
54
4
"The Middle years", by Danny Arnold and Ruth Brooks Flippen, final draft
November 20, 1969
37 pages.
54
4
"Rules for a happy marriage", by Rick Mittleman, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, revised final draft
December 21, 1969
38 pages.
54
4
"The Mea-Culpa bit", by Bill Manhoff, first draft
December 29, 1969
32 pages.
54
4
"The Fourth estate", by Lila Garrett and Bernie Kahn, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, final draft
January 8, 1970
32 pages.
54
4
"Monroe the Misogynist", by Stan Cutler and Martin Donovan, final draft
January 13, 1970
40 pages.
54
4
"Child's play", by Carl Kleinschmitt, participating writers, Mel Shavelson, Danny Arnold, final draft
January 25, 1970
42 pages.