Guide to the Fletcher Markle papers (ARA) PA Mss 197

Original collection processing and arrangement by Thousand Oaks Public Library Staff. Electronic finding and additional processing and description by Jacob Robin, 2024. Latest revision 2024 May 24.

UC Santa Barbara Library, Department of Special Research Collections

University of California, Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara 93106-9010

Phone Number: (805) 893-3062

special@library.ucsb.edu

URL: http://www.library.ucsb.edu/special-collections

2024 May 24

Title: Fletcher Markle papers (ARA)

Identifier/Call Number: PA Mss 197

Language of Material: English

Contributing Institution: UC Santa Barbara Library, Department of Special Research Collections

Physical Description: 32.13 Linear Feet; (37 boxes: 26 cartons, 11 document boxes)

Date (inclusive): 1935-1987

Date (bulk): 1944-1981

Abstract: The Fletcher Markle papers consists of 32.13 linear feet of materials, or 37 boxes, from 1935-1987 with the bulk of the material from 1944-1981. His most notable work included in these papers are Studio One, Ford Theatre, Life With Father, Sears Radio Theater, Mutual Radio Theater, and Telescope. He is also responsible for movies like Jigsaw and The Incredible Journey.

Physical Location: Special Research Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library.

Scope and Content

The Fletcher Markle papers consists of 32.13 linear feet of materials, or 37 boxes, from 1935-1987 with the bulk of the material from 1944-1981. The materials in these papers consists mostly of scripts and administrative materials, but also includes ephemera, photographs, audio/visual recordings, newspaper and magazine clippings, and personal papers.

Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research.

Arrangement

The materials in this collection are arranged in nine series by type.

Series 1, Scripts
Series 2, Administrative Materials
Series 3, Ephemera
Series 4, Publications
Series 5, Photographs
Series 6, Publicity Materials
Series 7, Personal Papers
Series 8, Audio/Visual Materials
Series 9, Other Materials

Biographical Note

Fletcher Markle (1921-1991) was Canadian actor, screenwriter, producer and director born in Winnipeg, Manitoba , Canada. His most notable work consists of Studio One, Ford Theatre, Life With Father, Sears Radio Theater, Mutual Radio Theater, and Telescope. He is also responsible for movies like Jigsaw and The Incredible Journey. Markle was married three times to Helen Blanche Willis (1944-1949), Mercedes McCambridge (1950-1962), and Dorothy Conradt (1963). He died at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena California.

Acquisition Information

This collection forms part of the American Radio Archives (ARA), which documents the early history of broadcasting, with an emphasis on California. The ARA was formerly housed at the Thousand Oaks Public Library and was owned and administered by the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation. It was transferred to the UCSB Library in 2021.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of Item], Fletcher Markle papers, PA Mss 197. Department of Special Research Collections, UC Santa Barbara Library, University of California, Santa Barbara.

Related Archival Material

Forms part of the American Radio Archives (ARA).

Use Restrictions

Property rights to the collection and physical objects belong to the Regents of the University of California acting through the Department of Special Research Collections at the UCSB Library. All applicable literary rights, including copyright to the collection and physical objects, are protected under Chapter 17 of the U.S. Copyright Code and are retained by the creator and the copyright owner, heir(s), or assigns.

All requests to reproduce, quote from, or otherwise reuse collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Department of Special Research Collections at UCSB at special@ucsb.edu. Consent is given on behalf of the Regents of the University of California acting through the Department of Special Research Collections at UCSB as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission from the copyright owner. Such permission must be obtained from the copyright owner, heir(s), or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or their assigns for permission to publish where the UC Regents do not hold the copyright.

Scripts

Television

box 1, folder 1

The Dark Tower by Alan Sharp 1973 September 17

box 2, folder 6

"Treasure Island", Treasures of Literature 1988

box 3, folder 1

Bonanza undated

Scope and Contents

Title page is missing

box 3, folder 2

"Ponderosa Matador", Bonanza by Alex Sharp 1963 August 09

box 3, folder 3

"The Not-So-Good Samaritan", The Girl with Something Extra by Stan Cutler 1974 January 22

box 3, folder 4

"Fay and the Doctor" (formerly "Fay and the Married Man), Fay by Susan Harris 1975 September 10

box 3, folder 5

"The Homecoming" by Earl Hamner (television film) 1971 October 01-27

box 3, folder 6

"The Waiting Game", Bonanza by Ed Adamson 1963 June 24

box 3, folder 7

"The Quality of Mercy", Bonanza by Peter Packer 1963 June 13

box 3, folder 8

"Cry Wolf", Cannon by Carey Wilber and Stephen Kandel 1975 November 11

box 3, folder 9

"The Melted Man", Cannon by Norman Lessing 1975 August 04

Scope and Contents

Includes production notes

box 3, folder 10

"The Last Parade", Cannon by Robert W. Lenski 1975 May 06

box 3, folder 11

"Nazi", Lou Grant by Robert Schlitt 1977 August 02

box 3, folder 13

"Airliner", Lou Grant by Charles Einstein 1977 October 14

box 3, folder 14

"Tender is the Night", Front Row Center by Whitfield Cook 1955 September 07

box 3, folder 15

"England Made Me", Studio One by Graham Greene 1951 January 08

box 9, folder 4

"Joan of Arc", Witness to Yesterday (pilot episode) 1973 May 03

box 9, folder 5

"Duke of Wellington", Witness to Yesterday 1974 May 07

box 9, folder 6

"Sitting Bull", Witness to Yesterday 1974 January 15

box 9, folder 7

"George Gershwin", Witness to Yesterday 1974 May 04

box 9, folder 16

There Was A Young Man undated

box 9, folder 25

Tenderfoot by Fletcher Markle 1980 August 01

box 10, folder 1

"Tender is the Night", Front Row Center by Whitfield Cook 1955 September 07

box 10, folder 6

The Feast of Lupercal by Brian Moore (written for television by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 10, folder 7

Pale Horse, Pale Rider by Katherine Anne Porter (written for television by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 10, folder 8

Pale Horse, Pale Rider by Katherine Anne Porter (written for television by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 10, folder 9

The Whiteoaks of Jalna by Timothy Findley (based on the novels by Mazo de la Roche) 1971

Scope and Contents

Bound script

box 10, folder 11

The Whiteoaks of Jalna undated

box 10, folder 12

The Whiteoaks of Jalna by Timothy Findley (based on the novels by Mazo de la Roche) 1971

box 10, folder 14

"And Then Mr. Jones" by Morley Callaghan, The Play's the Thing undated

box 10, folder 15

"The Ancient Games", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1976

box 10, folder 16

"The Modern Era, 1896-1936", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1976

box 10, folder 17

"The Winter Games, 1924-1976", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1976 March 15

box 10, folder 18

"The Modern Era, 1948-1972", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1976 March 12

box 10, folder 19

"The Modern Era", 1896-1936, The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1975

Scope and Contents

Inlcudes notes

box 10, folder 20

"The Winter Games, 1924-1976", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1975 October 08

box 10, folder 21

"The Modern Era, 1948-1972", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1975 September 07

box 10, folder 22

"The Winter Games, 1924-1976", The Olympics: A Television History of the Golden Games 1976 March 15

box 10, folder 23

CBC: The Olympics 1975 June 06

box 10, folder 24

"Billy the Kid", Witness to Yesterday 1973 November 17

box 10, folder 25

"Norman Bethune", Witness to Yesterday 1970s

box 10, folder 27

The Young in Heart: Afterpiece 1958

box 10, folder 39

Telescope: The Big Risk 1963 June

Scope and Contents

Includes newspaper clippings

box 10, folder 40

Telescope: Return to Mariposa 1963 August

Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence, photogtaphs, and newspaper clippings

box 10, folder 41

Telescope: The Gambling Lust 1963 July

box 10, folder 42

Telescope: Honeymoon Town 1963

Scope and Contents

Includes a pamphlet for Niagra Falls

box 10, folder 43

Narration Script for the "Round-up in the Cypress Hills", Telescope 67 1967 March

box 10, folder 44

CBC (partial scripts) undated

box 10, folder 45

The Feast of Lupercal by Brian Moore (written for television by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 15, folder 21

The Only Son by Edward Farnham 1960

box 16, folder 26

"The Spy Game", That's Hollywood 1978 January 06

box 21, folder 8

"Sorority Mother" by Whitfield Cook circa 1958

box 21, folder 12

"Sorority Mother" by Whitfield Cook circa 1958

box 30, folder 8

"Our Town", Festival Theatre undated

box 30, folder 16

"The Feast of Luperca", Festival Theatre 1961

box 30, folder 17

A Doll's House 1966

box 30, folder 18

A Doll's House 1966

box 30, folder 19

"The Feast of Luperca", Festival Theatre 1961

Movies

box 1, folder 2

Citizen Kane, Orson Welles 1940 April 30-May 09

box 1, folder 3

The Red Badge of Courage, John Huston 1950 April 20

box 1, folder 4

Trilby, Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur 1948 June 19

box 1, folder 6

The Other One, Dorothy Baker and Howard Baker undated

box 1, folder 6

Trio, Dorothy Baker and Howard Baker 1944

box 1, folder 7

Limelight, Charles Chaplin 1952

box 1, folder 9

The Cradle Will Rock, Orson Welles 1984

box 1, folder 10

Hard Knuckles, Ronald M. Cohen undated

box 1, folder 11

Night Vision, Walter Bell 1976

box 1, folder 12

Double or Nothing, Ken Hurwitz undated

box 1, folder 13

Sound of Music, Ernest Lehman 1964 March 20

box 1, folder 14

Last Exit to Brooklyn, Hubert Selby, Jr. 1974 February 01

box 1, folder 15

The Legend of Shakespeare Lee, Steve Sharon 1981

Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence, magazine articles and notes.

box 1, folder 16

Oktoberfest, Frank de Felitta 1977

box 1, folder 17

Interview with the Vampire, Frank de Felitta 1977

box 1, folder 18

The Sea Beach Express, Matthew Silverman and Tom Competello undated

box 2, folder 12

The Man Who Could Not Lose, John O'Hara undated

box 9, folder 13

The Savage Game, an original screenplay by Leonard Peterson undated

box 9, folder 20

The Rats by Lonon Smith 1976

box 9, folder 21

The Rats by Lonon Smith 1976

box 9, folder 32

Defoe by Elliott Lewis undated

box 10, folder 26

Sorority Mother 1958

box 11, folder 3

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (written for the screen by Stanley Niss) 1960s

Scope and Contents

Includes corrrepondence and reference material for the movie "The Day the Children Vanished"

box 11, folder 4

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (screenplay by Leonard Peterson, adaptation by Stanley Niss) 1970

box 11, folder 5

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (written for the screen by Stanley Niss) 1969

box 11, folder 6

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (screenplay by Leonard Peterson) 1970

box 11, folder 7

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (screenplay by Leonard Peterson, adaptation by Stanley Niss) 1970

box 11, folder 8

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (written for the screen by Stanley Niss) 1969

Scope and Contents

Includes notes and correspondence

box 11, folder 9

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (screenplay by Leonard Peterson) 1970

Scope and Contents

Includes outlines and revisions

box 11, folder 10

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (screenplay by Stanley Niss) 1959 January 09

box 11, folder 11

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (written for the screen by Stanley Niss) 1969

box 11, folder 12

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (written for the screen by Stanley Niss) undated

box 11, folder 13

The Day the Children Vanished by Hugh Pentecost (screenplay by Stanley Niss) 1959 January 09

box 11, folder 14

The Incredible Journey by Sheila Burnford (screenplay by James Algar) 1962 April 30

box 11, folder 15

People in Love by Karl Tunberg and Leonard Spigelgass (later known as: Night into Morning) 1950 October 24

box 11, folder 16

People in Love 1950

Scope and Contents

Includes a crew list

box 11, folder 17

People in Love (partial scripts) 1950-1951

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs

box 11, folder 18

Too Perfect by Alec Coppel 1952

box 11, folder 19

Madame Bovary by Robert Ardrey 1948

box 11, folder 20

The Burning Bush by Karl Tunberg and Leonard Spigelgass 1950

box 11, folder 21

Come Again Another Day by Ben Maddow 1951

box 11, folder 22

Jigsaw (screenplay by Fletcher Markle and Vincent McConnor) 1947

box 11, folder 23

Jigsaw (dialogue script) circa 1950

box 13, folder 2

Fire on Ice (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 3

Fire on Ice (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 4

Fire on Ice (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 5

The Savage Game (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 6

The Savage Game (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 7

The Savage Game (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 8

The Savage Game (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) undated

box 13, folder 9

The Savage Game (An Original Screenplay by Leonard Peterson) (bound copy) undated

box 13, folder 10

Speak Not Evil (screenplay by Stanley Niss; Adapted from Novel by Edwin Lanham 1965 November 18

box 22, folder 16

[Genisis: A Story from Wolf Willow by William Stegner] (partial script) 1987

Plays

box 2, folder 10

Scott and Zelda, Paul Hunter undated

box 2, folder 11

An Interview with F. Scott Fitzgerald, Paul Hunter undated

box 2, folder 13

Pal Joey, John O'Hara and Lorenz Hart undated

box 2, folder 14

Pal Joey, John O'Hara and Lorenz Hart undated

box 2, folder 15

Trio, Dorothy Baker and Howard Baker 1981

box 9, folder 22

"The Long Dream" A Play in Three Acts undated

box 10, folder 3

Our Town by Thornton Wilder, Festival Theatre (adapted by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 10, folder 4

Our Town by Thornton Wilder, Festival Theatre (adapted by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 10, folder 5

Our Town by Thornton Wilder, Festival Theatre (adapted by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 12, folder 3

Manhattan undated

box 2, folder 8

Zelda, William Luce (retitled: Miss Alabama Nobody) (play script) 1987

Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence

Radio

box 2, folder 16

Disney Radio Theater, Treasure Island 1980 September 16

box 2, folder 17

Disney Radio Theater, Treasure Island 1980 September 16

box 2, folder 18

Treasures of Literature Produced and performed by Starts from the Golden Days of Radio Presents Robert Louis Stevenson's Tale of High Adventure Treasure Island Directed by Fletcher Markle undated

box 2, folder 19

Treasures of Literature, Treasure Island 1980s

box 2, folder 20

Tape Pilot #2: Stranger Station by Damon Knight and Brainerd Duffield 1978

box 2, folder 21

Gala Performance, Summer by Edith Wharton 1982

box 2, folder 22

Gala Performance, Summer by Edith Wharton 1982

box 2, folder 37

All Expenses Paid, written especially for Grand Central Station by Fletcher Markle 1940

box 5, folder 1

CBS Radio Mystery Theater: Blood, Thunder, and a Woman in Green 1977 April 08

box 5, folder 2

NBC Theatre - A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 1950 April 23

Sears Radio Theater

box 5, folder 3

The Western Show 1978 December 04

box 5, folder 4

"Hostages", The Mystery Show 1978 December 08

box 5, folder 5

"Hildy", The Love and Hate Show 1978 December 07

box 5, folder 6

"Leavin' Cheyenne", The Western Show 1978 November 29

box 5, folder 7

"Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot", The Comedy Show 1978 December 22

box 5, folder 8

"Climb", The Adventure Show 1979 January 19

box 5, folder 9

"Final Fall", The Western Show 1978 December 20

box 5, folder 10

"I Want Him Dead", The Love and Hate Show 1979 January 26

box 5, folder 11

The Care and Feeding of a Sex Symbol 1979 January 17

box 5, folder 12

Wanda 1979 January 15

box 5, folder 13

The Long Night 1979 January 05

box 5, folder 14

The McGuffey Connection 1979 January 10

box 5, folder 15

Oh, Brothers! 1978 November 28

box 5, folder 16

Carmilla 1978 December 01

box 5, folder 17

No Greater Dream 1979 January 30

box 5, folder 18

The Tough Guy 1978 December 06

box 5, folder 19

Where Guardian Angles Fear No Tread 1979 January 31

box 5, folder 20

Going Home 1979 January 08

box 5, folder 21

Sometime Every Summertime 1978 December 18

box 5, folder 22

The Wrath of Zeus 1979 February 09

box 5, folder 23

The Female of The Species 1979 February 07

box 5, folder 24

Getting Drafted 1979 February 15

box 5, folder 25

The Mercenaries 1979 February 02

box 5, folder 26

Ace-in-the-hole 1979 February 12

box 5, folder 27

First Star Tonight 1979 February 14

box 5, folder 28

Flight of the Starbird 1979 February 16

box 5, folder 29

Conspiracy at the Golden Gate 1979 February 28

box 5, folder 30

As You Wish 1979 March 12

box 5, folder 31

Improvisation 1979 March 02

box 5, folder 32

A Matter of Priorities (formerly "Sixpence") 1979 February 26

box 5, folder 33

The Ham that Cried Wolf 1979 January 29

box 5, folder 34

My Hero 1979 January 11

box 5, folder 35

The Duke of Nerves 1979 March 19

box 5, folder 36

The Season of Glad Songs 1979 February 05

box 5, folder 37

Bruja 1979 March 07

box 5, folder 38

Abilene 1979 March 05

box 5, folder 39

Here's Morgan #1 1979 April 03

box 5, folder 40

Baby, Baby 1979 March 09

box 5, folder 41

The Odyssey of the Vigilant 1979 January 03

box 5, folder 42

Henry 'Box' Brown 1979 March 16

box 5, folder 43

The Other Grandmother (formerly: The Story of my Grandmother) 1979 March 14

box 5, folder 44

Anne Bonny's Gold 1979 April 09

box 5, folder 45

Here's Morgan #2 1979 April 04

box 5, folder 46

The Assassin 1979 March 23

box 5, folder 47

Overnight Guest 1979 March 21

box 5, folder 48

Milwaukee Deep 1979 April 16

box 5, folder 49

A Very Nice Couple 1979 April 23

box 5, folder 50

The Nightmare 1979 April 11

box 5, folder 51

Mr. Chan 1979 March 27

box 5, folder 52

Country of Fear 1979 April 20

box 5, folder 53

The Legend 1979 April 18

box 5, folder 54

Here's Morgan #3 1979 April 04

box 5, folder 55

The Test of Love 1979 April 13

box 5, folder 56

Muncy's Mob 1979 March 28

box 5, folder 57

Neither Snow Nor Rain 1979 April 25

box 5, folder 58

The Strange Affliction 1979 April 24

box 5, folder 59

McGuffey's Hong Kong Connection 1979 May 04

box 5, folder 60

Quartet in Nothing Flat 1979 April 30

box 5, folder 61

A Whisper In My Ear 1979 April 27

box 5, folder 62

Cottonwood 1979 May 11

box 5, folder 63

Last Resort 1979 May 09

box 5, folder 64

The Perfect Hostess 1979 May 07

box 5, folder 65

A Piece of Flesh 1979 May 18

box 6, folder 1

Incident at Red Butte 1979 May 14

box 6, folder 2

Anniversary 1979 May 02

box 6, folder 3

Who's Who? 1979 May 08

box 6, folder 4

A Briefcase of Trouble 1979 May 21

box 6, folder 5

Old Bones 1979 May 25

box 6, folder 6

A Weekend Pass 1979 June 01

box 6, folder 7

The Hamster Caper of Curtis Cleever 1979 May 23

box 6, folder 8

Shah-Nama 1979 May 16

box 6, folder 9

Billy D. Burton 1979 May 30

box 6, folder 10

Vienna Three and Four 1979 June 06

box 6, folder 11

Katie MacBeth 1979 June 04

box 6, folder 12

Spring Cleaning 1979 June 08

box 6, folder 13

Two Faces of Evil 1979 June 11

box 6, folder 14

Punishment and Crime 1979 June 13

box 6, folder 15

The Crown Jewels of Grandomir 1979 June 18

box 6, folder 16

The Joke's on Guess Who? 1979 June 15

box 6, folder 17

Survival 1979 June 12

box 6, folder 18

Uncle Zora Comes to The Pig Festival 1979 June 20

box 6, folder 19

The Ransom 1979 June 27

box 6, folder 20

Reunion 1979 June 22

box 6, folder 21

The Value of a Hunch 1979 June 25

box 6, folder 22

Baldie 1979 June 29

box 6, folder 23

Sometime Every Summertime 1978 September 05

box 6, folder 24

Henry Morgan Mishmash #1 1979 October 23

The Mutual Radio Theater

box 6, folder 25

"Long Distance", The Mystery Show 1980 January 16

box 6, folder 26

"Love Conquers All", The Love and Other Things Show 1980 January 10

box 6, folder 27

"The Ship", The Adventure Show 1980 January 30

box 6, folder 28

"Let's Play House", The Comedy Show 1980 January 08

box 6, folder 29

"Oh Really", The Western Show 1980 January 14

box 6, folder 30

"The First National Radio Aptitude Test", The Comedy Show 1980 January 28

box 6, folder 31

"For the Love of Laura", The Love and Hate Show 1980 February 01

box 6, folder 32

"The Bling Gun", The Western Show 1980 February 04

box 6, folder 33

"An International Sport", The Mystery Show 1980 February 06

box 6, folder 34

"The Whale Savers", The Adventure Show 1980 February 15

box 6, folder 35

"Cash on the Barrelhead", The Western Show 1980 February 11

box 6, folder 36

"The Contractor", The Mystery Show 1980 February 13

box 6, folder 37

"The Horse Thieves", The Western Show 1980 February 25

box 6, folder 38

"The Haunted Golf Course", The Comedy Show 1980 February 19

box 6, folder 39

"Interlude", The Love Show 1980 February 21

box 6, folder 40

"A Nearly Perfect Crime", The Adventure Show 1980 February 29

box 6, folder 41

"The Baseball Announcer", The Comedy Show 1980 February 27

box 6, folder 42

"The Lover of Silence", The Adventure Show 1980 March 07

box 6, folder 43

"The Legend of Gibson Holler", The Western Show 1980 March 03

box 6, folder 44

"A Trip to Casablanca", The Adventure Show 1980 March 05

box 6, folder 45

"Mr. Hanley Drinks Too Much Champagne", The Love Show 1980 March 21

box 6, folder 46

"The Powder Ship", The Adventure Show 1980 March 28

box 6, folder 47

"The Fencecutting", The Western Show 1980 March 18

box 6, folder 48

"Turnabout", The Adventure Show 1980 April 01

box 6, folder 49

"Just in Time", The Comedy Show 1980 March 27

box 6, folder 50

"A Visit Home", The Love Show 1980 March 31

box 6, folder 51

"Mountain Ways", The Western Show 1980 April 08

box 6, folder 52

"East of Limbo", The Comedy Show 1980 April 16

box 6, folder 53

"The Grimke Sisters, Abolitionists", The Western Show 1980 April 14

box 6, folder 54

"The Death of Celia Bron", The Love Show 1980 April 10

box 6, folder 55

"The Food of Love", The Comedy Show 1980 July 24

box 6, folder 56

"Unfinished Concerto", The Love Show 1980 July 22

box 7, folder 1

"Eno, The Last Man", The Western Show 1980 August 04

box 7, folder 2

"Little Tears", The Western Show 1980 August 01

box 7, folder 3

"Accidentally on Purpose", The Mystery Show 1980 July 29

box 7, folder 4

"She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not", The Love Show 1980 July 28

box 7, folder 5

"After Bull Run", The Western Show 1980 August 11

box 7, folder 6

"Where No Soft Winds Blow", The Adventure Show 1980 August 08

box 7, folder 7

"Vivien", The Love Show 1980 August 06

box 7, folder 8

"Death Song: A Cheyenne Memory", The Western Show 1980 August 18

box 7, folder 9

"Moonwalk", The Love Show 1980 August 15

box 7, folder 10

"A Decent Christian Woman", The Adventure Show 1980 August 13

box 7, folder 11

"The Dolphin Position", The Comedy Show 1980 August 20

box 7, folder 12

"Freeze Frame", The Mystery Show 1980 August 22

box 7, folder 13

"The Stranger", The Western Show 1980 September 03

box 7, folder 14

"Lawless Brewster", The Western Show 1980 September 10

box 7, folder 15

"Love Spelled Backwards", The Mystery Show 1980 September 08

box 7, folder 16

"You'll Never Guess Who Dropped In" 1980 September 08

box 7, folder 17

"The Thirteenth Labor of Hercules", The Comedy Show 1980 September 12

box 7, folder 18

"Triangle", The Love Show (unproduced) 1980 August 06

box 7, folder 19

"Victims One Through Six", The Mystery Show (unproduced) 1980 August 14

box 7, folder 20

"Hotel Paris In The Pines", The Comedy Show (unproduced) 1980 August 13

box 7, folder 21

"Old Wagoner", The Western Show (unproduced) 1980 August 13

box 7, folder 22

"A Casual Look", The Adventure Show (unproduced) 1980 August 20

box 7, folder 23

"Mayday Flight 382", The Mystery Show (unproduced) 1980 August 19

box 7, folder 24

"The Recluse of Glouster", The Mystery Show (unproduced) 1980 August 19

box 7, folder 25

"Three Men In A Tub", The Adventure Show (unproduced) 1980 August 19

box 7, folder 26

"A Personal Favor", The Western Show (unproduced) 1980 August 20

box 7, folder 27

"Poor William, Rich William", The Mystery Show (unproduced) 1980 August 20

box 7, folder 28

"The Last of the Hoboes", The Adventure Show (unproduced) 1980 August 20

box 7, folder 29

"Smithy", The Western Show (unproduced) 1980 August 27

box 7, folder 30

"Don't You Cry For Me", The Western Show (unproduced) 1980 August 27

box 7, folder 31

"The Kitchen Crew", The Comedy Show (unproduced) 1980 September 04

box 7, folder 32

"A Dying Declaration", The Mystery Show (unproduced) 1980 September 11

box 7, folder 33

"A Boy With No Name", The Western Show (unproduced) 1980 September 11

box 7, folder 34

"I Married A Mermaid", The Adventure Show (unproduced) 1980 September 11

box 7, folder 35

"Daddy's Girl", The Love Show (unproduced) 1980 September 10

box 7, folder 36

"Person-To-Person", The Adventure Show (unproduced) 1980 September 17

box 7, folder 37

"Vic and Sade Revisited", The Comedy Show (unproduced) 1980 September 17

box 7, folder 38

"Intrigue In Grandomir", The Comedy Show (unproduced) 1980 July 30

box 7, folder 39

"The Too-Good Kid", The Love Show 1980 September 25

box 7, folder 40

"Leftover People", The Love Show 1980 August 04

box 7, folder 41

"Adelle, Lady Barber", The Comedy Show 1980 September 17

box 7, folder 42

"A Game of Hearts", The Love Show 1980 July 21

box 9, folder 14

"The Death of Celia Bron", The Love and Hate Show 1980s

box 7, folder 48

"Silver Theatre" 1944 July 30

box 7, folder 49

"Silver Theatre" 1946 July 21

box 7, folder 50

"Silver Theatre" 1947 July 06

box 8, folder 1

"Unfinish Blues", Baker's Dozen 1942 November 04

box 8, folder 2

"For the Love of Mike", Baker's Dozen 1942 November 11

box 8, folder 3

The Martin Lawrence Story 1980s

Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence, resolutions, newspaper clippings and handwritten notes

box 8, folder 6

"He and She", By Fletcher Markle 1958 October 05

box 8, folder 7

"My Room Mate", Stage 45 1945 May 20

box 8, folder 8

"One To Get Ready", Baker's Dozen 1972 August 19

box 8, folder 9

"He and She", Baker's Dozen 1942 August 26

box 8, folder 10

"Journey to Eternity", Baker's Dozen 1942 September 02

box 8, folder 11

"The Gilbys of Millbrook", Baker's Dozen 1942 September 09

box 8, folder 12

"They Come and Go and That's the Way It Is", Baker's Dozen 1942 September 16

box 8, folder 13

"Simple As A.B.C.", Baker's Dozen 1942 September 23

box 8, folder 14

"There Was A Young Man, Act 1 - Monday's Child", Baker's Dozen 1942 September 30

box 8, folder 15

"There Was A Young Man, Act 2 - Tuesday's Child", Baker's Dozen 1942 October 07

box 8, folder 16

"There Was A Young Man, Act 3 - Parts 1 and 2", Baker's Dozen 1942 October 14

box 8, folder 17

"There Was A Young Man, Act 4 - Parts 1, 2 and 3", Baker's Dozen 1942 October 21

box 8, folder 18

"Brainstorm Between Opening and Closing Announcements", Baker's Dozen 1942 October 28

box 9, folder 8

The Feast of Lupercal by Brian Moore (A Version for Listening by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 9, folder 9

The Feast of Lupercal by Brian Moore (A Version for Listening by Fletcher Markle) undated

box 9, folder 10

The Feast of Lupercal by Brian Moore (A Version for Listening by Fletcher Markle) (partial script) undated

box 9, folder 16

"The Last Nocturene" undated

box 9, folder 16

"Ninth Victory Loan", The Victory Star Show undated

box 9, folder 18

The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber by Ernest Hemingway (script adaptation by Fletcher Markle) circa 1981

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The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber by Ernest Hemingway (script adaptation by Fletcher Markle) circa 1981

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Footnotes on the Future Tape Pilot #2, "Stranger Station" by Damon Knight (A version for Listening by Brainerd Duffield) 1978 May 15

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Private Eye, Tape Pilot #1: Red Wind by Rayomd Chandler (A version for listening by Fletcher Markle) 1978

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Imagine, Please, A New Quarter-Hour Radio Drama Anthology undated

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Imagine, Please, Tape Pilot #1: Red Wind by Raymond Chandler (A Version for Listening by Fletcher Markle) undated

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Imagine, Please, Tape Pilot #2: The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth (A Version for Listening by Brainerd Duffield) 1978

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Imagine, Please, A New Quarter-Hour Radio Drama Anthology undated

Scope and Contents

Includes a budget sheet

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Imagine, Please, A New Quarter-Hour Radio Drama Anthology undated

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Pnin by Vladimir Nabokov (A Version for Listening by Fletcher Markle) 1977 June 16

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Our Town (Western Broadcasting Company) circa 1941

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With Wings on his Feet circa 1942

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"Michaela" by Robert R. Presnell Jr. undated

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The Jack Benny Program 1949 February 06

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The Jack Benny Program 1949 February 20

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"Treasure Island", Stage 47 1947 February 09

Bound Scripts

Studio One

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Under the Volcano (1) 1947 April 29

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Topaze (2) 1947 May 06

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An Enemy of the People (Henrik Ibsen) (3) 1947 May 13

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Alibi Ike (4) 1947 May 20

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Dodsworth (5) 1947 May 27

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Hay Fever (6) 1947 June 03

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The Red Badge of Courage (7) 1947 June 10

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To Mary with Love (8) 1947 June 17

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The Romantic Comedians (9) 1947 June 24

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Baby Cyclone (10) 1947 July 01

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Payment Deferred (11) 1947 July 08

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Ah, Wilderness (12) 1947 July 15

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Holiday (13) 1947 July 22

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A Bill of Divorcement (14) 1947 July 29

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Carmen (15) 1947 August 05

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Pride and Prejudice (16) 1947 August 12

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Laburnum Grove (17) 1947 August 19

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The Hunted (18) 1947 August 26

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Thunder Rock (19) 1947 September 02

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The Barretts of Wimpole Street (20) 1947 September 09

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Act of Faith (21) 1947 September 16

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Gentle Julia (22) 1947 September 23

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Wuthering Heights (23) 1947 September 30

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A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (24) 1947 October 07

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Anthony Adverse (25) 1947 October 14

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Singing Guns (Max Brand) (26) 1947 October 21

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Kitty Foyle (27) 1947 November 04

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Let Me Do The Talking (28) 1947 November 11

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Young Man of Manhattan (29) 1947 November 18

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Payment Deferred (30) 1947 November 25

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Earth and High Heaven (31) 1947 December 02

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To Mary with Love (32) 1947 December 09

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Experiment Perilous (33) 1947 December 16

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Painted Veils (34) 1947 December 23

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So Big (35) 1947 December 30

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Confidential Agent (36) 1948 January 06

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Wednesday's Child (37) 1948 January 13

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The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (38) 1948 January 20

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The Great Impersonation (39) 1948 January 27

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Dodsworth (40) 1948 February 03

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Golden Boy (41) 1948 February 10

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A Farewell to Arms (42) 1948 February 17

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King's Row (43) 1948 February 24

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Uncle Harry (44) 1948 March 02

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Sometime Every Summertime (45) 1948 March 09

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One More Spring (46) 1948 March 16

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The Thirty Nine Steps (47) 1948 March 23

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Babbitt (48) 1948 March 30

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The Kimballs (49) 1948 April 06

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The Glass Key (50) 1948 April 13

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Pride and Prejudice (51) 1948 April 20

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South Riding (52) 1948 April 27

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Private Worlds (53) 1948 May 04

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Wine of the Country (54) 1948 May 11

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The Last Tycoon (55) 1948 May 18

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The Angelic Avengers (56) 1948 May 25

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One Foot in Heaven (57) 1948 June 01

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Let Me Do The Talking (58) 1948 June 08

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Return of the Native (59) 1948 June 15

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Arabesque (60) 1948 June 29

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Topaze (61) 1948 July 06

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Spanish Bayonet (62) 1948 July 20

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The Constant Numph (63) 1948 July 27

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Young Man of Manhattan (special) 1948 October 07

Ford Theater

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Madame Bovary 1948 October 08

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Double Indemnity 1948 October 15

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Tom, Dick, and Harry 1948 October 22

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Of Human Bondage 1948 October 29

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The Damask Cheek 1948 November 05

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Camille 1948 November 12

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The Male Animal 1948 November 19

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The Secret Agent 1948 November 26

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The Big Street 1948 December 03

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Page Miss Glory 1948 December 10

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The Gentle People 1948 December 17

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Pilgrim's Inn 1948 December 24

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Becky Sharp 1948 December 31

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The Talk of the Town 1949 January 07

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Boomerang 1949 January 14

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Anna Christie 1949 January 21

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The Woman in the Window 1949 January 28

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No Time for Love 1949 February 04

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The Awful Truth 1949 February 11

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Shadow of a Doubt 1949 February 18

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The Palm Beach Story 1949 February 25

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The Horn Blows at Midnight 1949 March 04

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Welcome Strange 1949 March 11

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Holy Matrimony 1949 March 18

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The Show Off 1949 March 25

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Wuthering Heights 1949 April 01

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Lightnin' 1949 April 08

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Elmer the Great 1949 April 15

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Skylark 1949 April 22

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Intermezzo 1949 April 29

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Ladies in Retirement 1949 May 06

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Alice Adams 1949 May 13

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Crime without Passion 1949 May 20

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To Mary with Love 1949 May 27

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Haunted Honeymoon 1949 June 03

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Craig's Wife 1949 June 10

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Peg O' My Heart 1949 June 17

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A Farewell to Arms 1949 June 24

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Cluny Brown 1949 July 01

Wire Service

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Hideout 1956 October 18

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