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Long voyage home, by Eugene O'Neill. Adapted for the screen by Dudley Nichols.

Ford, John. How We Made the Long Voyage Home. In: Friday, vol.1 no.22 (August 9, 1940).

Mourning becomes Electra, by Eugene O'Neill. Produced, directed, and adapted for screen by Dudley Nichols. Final script. February 25, 1947.

Script and production notes for Mourning becomes Electra. November 5, 1946.

Pyle, Albert M. Designs for Mourning becomes Electra.

Movie of the week: Mourning becomes Electra. In: Life. December 8, 1947.

Nichols, Dudley. Theatre, society, education. In: Educational Theatre Journal, vol.8 no.3 (October 1956).

--- Dots and dashes - dramatized. In: News of the World, Hollywood, California. vol.1 no.13 (May 1, 1937).

--- Air Force, screenplay. Warner Brothers. July 3, 1942.

--- The Bells of St. Mary's (rough draft). February 14, 1945.

--- The big sky, from the novel by A.B. Guthrie, Jr. Shooting script by Dudley Nichols. Winchester Pictures Corporation, Los Angeles. n.d.

--- Blaze of the sun. First draft screenplay by Dudley Nichols. From a novel by Jean Hougron. April 25, 1958.

--- ---- June 23, 1958.

--- For whom the bell tolls [from the novel by E. Hemingway]. May 21, 1942.

--- The fugitive [directed by John Ford]. October 15, 1946.

--- ---- Screenplay: from the novel, The Labyrinthine Ways, by Graham Greene. Final script. October 26, 1946.

--- The hangman. Treatment by Dudley Nichols. August 2, 1957.

--- ---- Screenplay. August 21, 1957.

--- ---- Screenplay. 1st preliminary green. October 3, 1957.

--- Heller with a gun. October 16, 1958.

--- ---- Story lime. November 6, 1958.

--- ---- (Rough draft - incomplete). November 21, 1958.

--- ----Second draft - screenplay. December 17, 1958.

--- ---- Screenplay. Tentative shooting script. January 22, 1959.

--- ---- Story and screenplay by Dudley Nichols. February 16, 1959.

--- Homeward borne (from the novel by Ruth Chatterton). Screenplay. March 14, 1952.

--- ---- Screenplay. March 17, 1952.

--- It happened tomorrow, [directed by Rene Clair]. Screenplay. Arnold Productions, Incorporated, Hollywood. October 9, 1943.

--- Lewis and Clark. Screenplay. First draft. September 3, 1954.

--- ---- Revised draft. October 25, 1954.

--- ---- Revised screenplay. October 25, 1954.

--- The long voyage home, by Eugene O'Neill. Adapted for the screen by Dudley Nichols. n.d.

--- Married in Hollywood. Screenplay. n.d.

--- Miracle in the rain. (First draft screenplay). n.d.

--- ---- (First draft screenplay). n.d.

--- Pinky (Final draft - screenplay). October 6, 1948.

--- Prince Valiant. Treatment. November 14, 1952.

--- ---- Screenplay. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. March 11, 1953.

--- ---- Screenplay. Based on the picture stories of Harold Foster. Final script. April 8, 1953.

--- Rawhide. Original screenplay by Dudley Nichols. Shooting script. November 11, 1949.

--- Return of the Texan [originally called The Home Place]. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, 1st draft continuity. January 22, 1951.

--- ---- Shooting script (3rd draft). February 15, 1951.

--- ---- Shooting final. August 9, 1951.

--- River of the sun; treatment by Dudley Nichols. December 11, 1953.

--- Run for the sun. Final shooting script. October 31, 1955.

--- Scarlet street. Screenplay. Diana Productions. July 2, 1945.

--- ---- Screenplay. Diana Productions. July 2, 1945.

--- Stagecoach. Screen play by Dudley Nichols from the story Stage to Lordsburg, by Ernest Haycox. Walter Wanger Productions, Incorporated, Final continuity. n.d.

--- Ten little Indians. Screenplay by Dudley Nichols from the novel, And then there were none, by Agatha Christie. n.d.

--- The tin star. Screenplay. 1956.

--- Windmill. Screenplay. Nat Holt Productions. July 26, 1956.

--- ---- Screenplay. 1956.

Addition. February 1985

--- The long voyage home. Screenplay. Adapted for the screen by Dudley Nichols. n.p. [1940].