Finding Aid for the Ken Englund Papers PASC.0157

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Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections
Title: Ken Englund papers
Creator: Englund, Ken
Identifier/Call Number: PASC.0157
Physical Description: 12.5 Linear Feet (25 boxes)
Date (inclusive): 1933-1972
Abstract: Ken Englund was a magazine writer when he began writing sketches and special material for vaudeville, radio, stage and film. The collection consists of script material for motion pictures, television, stage, and radio written by Englund and his collaborators.
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Language of Material: Materials are in English.

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Provenance/Source of Acquisition

Gift, 1971.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Ken Englund Papers (Collection PASC 157). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, University of California, Los Angeles.

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UCLA Catalog Record ID

UCLA Catalog Record ID: 9912179873606533 

Biography

Englund was born in Chicago, Illinois on May 6, 1911. He began his career as a magazine writer and started writing material for vaudeville routines, radio shows, stage musicals, and film. Film projects include The Big Broadcast (1938), No No Nanette (1940), This Thing Called Love (1941), and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947). Englund served as lead writer for Dr. Joyce Brothers' television series and contributed scripts to television programs including The Jackie Gleason Show, My Three Sons, That Girl, and The Loretta Young Show. He also served as president of the Writers Guild of America, West. Englund died on March 3, 1993.

Scope and Content

Collection consists of material related to the career of writer, Ken Englund. Primarily includes scripts for motion pictures (produced and unproduced), television, stage, and radio containing the radio programs The Armour Hour (1933-35), Joe Penner (1937), National Biscuit Show (1937), and The Ken Murray Show (1937). Also includes personal papers and project files including treatments and story ideas written by Englund and his collaborators.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Radio writers -- United States -- Archives.
Screenwriters -- United States -- Archives.
Radio scripts
Television writers -- United States -- Archives.
Englund, Ken--Archives.

box 17, folder 13

ALMA MATER - U.S.A.

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original Format for television series by Ken Englund, November 27, 1965.
box 15, folder 17

AMERICA MARCHES ON

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Comedy show by Irving Brecher and Ken Englund, no date.
box 18, folder 8

AMERICAN BEAUTY #3

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

"The Right Decisions" script by Ken Englund, July 17, 1951.
box 17, folder 2

ANGELS WEEP (aka PINK EYED MAN FROM NASSAU STREET)

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story and Treatment by Ken Englund and Rouben Mamoulian, no date.
box 15, folder 8

ANGELS WEEP (aka PINK-EYED MAN FROM NASSAU STREET)

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original story and Treatment by Ken Englund, April 3, 1942.
box 22, folder 4

ANKLE BRACELET,. no date

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund.
box 15, folder 9

APPLE BLOSSOM - DRIVE IN

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Cast list and Story for program number one, no date.
box 19, folder 11

ARMFUL OF WHITE ROSES, AN

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Dictated outline of film dramatization, based on Eleanora Duse, written by Ken Englund, 11-18-55.
box 1

ARMOUR HOUR, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for March 17, 1933 through December 29, 1933. Some with pencil notes. Starring Phil Baker.
box 2

ARMOUR HOUR, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for January 5, 1934 through October 19, 1934. Some with pencil notes. Starring Phil Baker.
box 3

ARMOUR HOUR, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for November 2, 1934 through May 31, 1935. Some with pencil notes. Starring Phil Baker.
box 4

ARMOUR HOUR, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for June 7, 1935 through July 26, 1935. Folders 1 - 4. Some with pencil notes. Starring Phil Baker.
box 18, folder 12

ARTISTS AND MODELS ABROAD (1938)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Revised sequence "C" by Ken Englund, April 30, 1938.
box 17, folder 19

AXMAN, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story idea of New Orleans by Ken Englund, no date.
box 17, folder 11

BEAUTIFUL GIRLS WANTED

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Notes for film story by Ken Englund, July 30, 1957.
box 17, folder 16

BEWITCHED

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Three story outlines by Ken Englund for television series. No date.
box 10

BIG BROADCAST OF 1938, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts including inserts, additions, revisions, and new sequences, written by Ken Englund. Folders 3 - 5.
box 15, folder 19

BIG BROADCAST OF 1938, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Added and Revised Scenes by Ken Englund, December 28, 1937.
box 15, folder 16

BLUE RIBBON TOWN

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Script, July 31, 1943. Starring Groucho Marx, Gregory Ratoff, and others.
box 17, folder 22

BROADWAY BEAT, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original Format for television series by Ken Englund, no date.
box 15, folder 18

BROADWAY VERSUS HOLLYWOOD

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

Fourth Draft by Ken Englund for television on Columbia Broadcasting System, no date.
box 12, folder 6

BY MOONLIGHT

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Original Screenplay by Nat Perrin and Ken Englund, June 20, 1939.
box 20, folder 8

CHARMED LIFE, A

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

First Draft, long version for a play by Ken Englund, February 21, 1959. Includes extensive hand-written notes, corrections, and additions to the draft.
box 20, folder 10

CHARMED LIFE, A

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

Uncut First Rough Draft by Ken Englund, December 8, 1958. Not corrected, contains errors as copied from handwritten version.
box 20, folder 11

CHARMED LIFE, A

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

First Draft by Ken Englund, August 12, 1959. Edited copy, tentatively retitled "Hawaiian Eye - 36-24-36."
box 21, folder 3

CHARMED LIFE, A

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

First draft, completely handwritten by Ken Englund, December 8, 1958. Tentatively titled "Cookoos Anonymous" includes notes and story descriptions.
box 21, folder 4

CHARMED LIFE, A

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

First Draft, handwritten by Ken Englund, no date. Updated and edited from first handwritten script.
box 20, folder 9

CORRESPONDENCE

General Physical Description note: Personal Material

Scope and Contents note

Set of approximately fifteen letters from 1969-1972 to and from Ken Englund.
box 19, folder 7

CRUISE DIRECTOR

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Format for television show by Ken Englund.
box 15, folder 5

DARK ROAD

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment by Ken Englund and Jack Hasty.
box 15, folder 11

DAY IN THE LIFE OF A HOLLYWOOD WRITER, A

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Preliminary drafts by Ken Englund, no date. Includes suggested themes for series "Artists and Models."
box 19, folder 9

DEAR PHOEBE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund, no date.
box 22, folder 1

DEEP SEDUCTIVE WOUND, A,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A play by Ken Englund and Sidney Field, no date.
box 22, folder 2

DEEP SEDUCTIVE WOUND, A,. no date

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund and Sidney Field based on their stage play
box 22, folder 3

DEEP SEDUCTIVE WOUND, A,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A play by Ken Englund and Sidney Field with annotations.
box 14, folder 4

DOUBLE OR NOTHING

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment idea by Ken Englund, June 25, 1941.
box 15, folder 12

DRAWERS FOR VARIOUS PROGRAMS

General Physical Description note: Personal Material

Scope and Contents note

Show summaries for Rinso-Lifebuoy, Joe Penner, National Biscuit Company, and Armour Hour.
box 16, folder 6

EDDIE FISHER SHOW, THE

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

Shooting Script by Ken Englund for November 11, 1958.
box 22, folder 5

ENGLUND'S LONDON JOURNAL,. 1958 July 21-26

Scope and Contents note

Manuscript. Mayfair Hotel, London, Westminster
box 18, folder 2

EVERYTHING TO LIVE FOR

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story Treatment by Ken Englund, no date.
box 17, folder 20

FACE, THE LOOK, THE FLAME, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story idea by Ken Englund for television series, no date.
box 13, folder 1

FALLING STAR

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Idea and Treatment by Ken Englund, May 22, 1941.
box 16, folder 5

FILE INDEX

General Physical Description note: Personal Material

Scope and Contents note

Index to Ken Englund collection. Includes summaries of Penner, Moore- Broderick, Murray, and Baker shows. Also includes list of audition scripts.
box 15, folder 6

FOR LAUGHING OUT LOUD

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment and Screen Story for Ritz Brothers by Ken Englund, no date.
box 22, folder 6

FORM DIVINE, THE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A comedy mystery for the screen by Ken Englund.
box 22, folder 7

FORM DIVINE, THE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A comedy mystery by Ken Englund.
box 17, folder 21

GIRL IN THE FISH BOWL, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story Treatment by Ken Englund and Robert Smith, no date.
box 13, folder 4

GOLDEN GOOSE, THE

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund, no date.
box 22, folder 8

GOLDEN GOOSE, THE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund.
box 12, folder 3

GOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS (1939)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Second Draft by Gladys Lehman and Ken Englund, December 29, 1928. Final Script by Gladys Lehman and Ken Englund, January 31, 1939. Released by Columbia Pictures.
box 11, folder 5

GOOD SAM (1948)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Shooting Script by Leo McCarey and Ken Englund, July 7, 1947. Released by RKO Pictures.
box 11, folder 6

GOOD SAM (1948)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Screen Notes by Leo McCarey and Ken Englund, March 5, 1947. Released by RKO Pictures.
box 22, folder 9

GOODNIGHT SWEET SHAKESPEARE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A sketch by Ken Englund.
box 22, folder 10

GOODNIGHT SWEET SHAKESPEARE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A sketch by Ken Englund. Rough draft.
box 17, folder 4

GREAT MANHUNT, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Format for television series by Ken Englund, no date.
box 17, folder 14

GREAT MANHUNT, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original Format for television series by Ken Englund, no date.
box 18, folder 3

GUSSI'S GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story idea and character descriptions by Ken Englund, no date.
box 22, folder 11

HE AND SHE,. 1948 October

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund. Staging, choreography, and overall direction by Agnes De Mille.
box 22, folder 12

HE AND SHE,. 1948 December

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund.
box 23, folder 1

HE AND SHE,. 1948 October

Scope and Contents note

Playlets, and songs being considered for development and inclusion in "He and She."
box 23, folder 2

HE AND SHE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

Lyrics.
box 23, folder 3

HE AND SHE,. 1948 October

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund. Staging, choreography, and overall direction by Agnes De Mille.
box 17, folder 6

HEART INTEREST

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment by Ken Englund, no date.
box 17, folder 10

HER HONOR BELONGS TO ME

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Presentation and Format for television series by Danny Arnold and Ken Enlund, September 2, 1965.
box 17, folder 17

HER HONOR BELONGS TO ME

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

Pilot Script by Danny Arnold and Ken Englund for Screen Gems, October 18, 1965.
box 23, folder 4

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 January-April

Scope and Contents note

Story outlines (Ken Englund, Zion Myers and Allan Scott).
box 23, folder 5

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 April 10-May 2

Scope and Contents note

Story outlines (Allan Scott).
box 23, folder 6

HERE COME THE WAVES,. no date

Scope and Contents note

Story outline (Ken Englund and Zion Myers).
box 23, folder 7

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 March 3

Scope and Contents note

Synopsis (Ken Englund and Zion Myers).
box 23, folder 8

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 March 10

Scope and Contents note

Treatment of balance of story following sequence "B" (revised Allan Scott).
box 23, folder 9

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 April 18

Scope and Contents note

Script (Allan Scott).
box 23, folder 10

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 April 3

Scope and Contents note

Story outline (Allan Scott).
box 23, folder 11

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 March 30-April 17

Scope and Contents note

Story outline and sequence "A" (Allan Scott).
box 25, folder 1

HERE COME THE WAVES,. 1944 August 12

Scope and Contents note

Dialogue continuity. Produced and directed by Mark Sandrich.
box 15, folder 10

HIP-HIP-HIPPLEFINGER!

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story for Danny Kaye by Ken Englund, Everett Freeman, and Mel Shavelson, August 22, 1946.
box 18, folder 7

HOLLYWOOD HOOK AND LADDER

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Outline and Format for television series by Ken Englund, no date.
box 23, folder 12

I LOATHE LOVE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A sentimental comedy by Ken Englund.
box 8

JOE PENNER

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for January 24, 1937 through March 28, 1937. Folders 3 - 5,some with pencil notes. Starring Joe Penner.
box 9

JOE PENNER

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for April 4, 1937 through June 27, 1937. Folders 1 - 3, some with pencil notes. Starring Joe Penner.
box 9

JOE PENNER

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Original Joe Penner scripts, from January through June 1937. Folders 4 & 5.
box 14, folder 7

JOE PENNER

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Miscellaneous scripts from May 16, 1937 through June 6, 1937.
box 7

KEN MURRAY THEATRE GUILD

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Annotated/ handwritten audition scripts, undated.
box 23, folder 13

KID-STUFF,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A screen story by Ken Englund.
box 19, folder 8

LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original story for a musical to star Marilyn Monroe and Mae West, by Jackie Gleason and Ken Englund, September 27, 1953. Incomplete, 31 pages.
box 17, folder 1

LIVE-WIRE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment by Ken Englund, no date.
box 14, folder 8

LONE STAR

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story idea by Ken Englund, no date. Includes story outline, general remarks and character listing.
box 23, folder 14

LOVE SONG,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A story for the screen by Ken Englund.
box 15, folder 3

MADCAP MARY MOONEY

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Synopsis for a romantic comedy screenplay by Groucho Marx and Ken Englund, no date.
box 14, folder 5

MARX BROTHERS, THE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Preliminary scripts and revisions by Ken Englund, no date. Also includes outline of radio program.
box 20, folder 3

MENACE!

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original Format for television series by Ken Englund, no date.
box 14, folder 6

MICKEY'S HOLLYWOOD PREMIERE

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Audition Script for The Lever Brothers, written by Ken Englund, no date.
box 21, folder 1

MISCELLANEOUS IDEAS

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Handwritten notes by Ken Englund discussing several ideas, plot concepts, and production materials, no date.
box 17, folder 18

MODEL GIRL, THE (aka MAD AVENUE)

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Format for television series by Ken Englund, no date.
box 19, folder 5

MOTHER WAS A MARINE

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

First Draft Screenplay by Ken Englund, March 10, 1950.
box 7

NATIONAL BISCUIT SHOW

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for February 5, 1937 through May 30, 1937. Folders 3 - 6, some with pencil notes. Starring Helen Broderick and Victor Moore.
box 8

NATIONAL BISCUIT SHOW

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Original scripts for February, 1937 through June, 1937. Starring Helen Broderick and Victor Moore.
box 8

NATIONAL BISCUIT SHOW

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for June 6, 1937 through June 20, 1937. Starring Helen Broderick and Victor Moore.
box 16

NATIONAL BISCUIT SHOW

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for January 8, 1937 through May 16, 1937. Folders 3 and 4, some with pencil notes. Starring Helen Broderick and Victor Moore.
box 10, folder 6

NEW FACES OF 1937 (1937)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Incomplete Final Script. Released by RKO Radio Pictures. Includes changes to be inserted into script.
box 13, folder 6

NO, NO, NANETTE (1940)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

General notes, story continuations, and estimating scripts by Ken Englund, June 6,1940 through August 24, 1940.
box 12, folder 5

NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH (1941)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Script by Don Hartman and Ken Englund, March 29, 1941. Released by Paramount Pictures.
box 18, folder 6

OPERATION AIR STRIP

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment by Ken Englund, January 16, 1954.
box 10, folder 2

PACKARD HOUR

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Script for September 14, 1937. Guest starring the Marx Brothers.
box 17, folder 5

PAIR OF STAR CROSS'D LOVERS, A

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment for film drama by Ken Englund, no date.
box 19, folder 10

PEOPLE IN GLASSHOUSES

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Original story for the screen by Ken Englund, no date.
box 10, folder 1

PERSONAL LETTER FROM GROUCHO MARX

General Physical Description note: Personal Material

Scope and Contents note

Letter for Ken Englund, from Groucho Marx signed on his personal stationary, dated November 27, 1946.
box 17, folder 9

POWER OF ATTORNEY LETTER

General Physical Description note: Personal Material

Scope and Contents note

Letter containing seven signatures which allow Ken Englund to be their attorney on January, 1962.
box 19, folder 12

RAY BOLGER TELEVISION PILOT FILM, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Pilot script by Ken Englund, July 11, 1953, to star Ray Bolger.
box 18, folder 10

RAY MILLAND SHOW, THE

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

"Apron Strings" script by Ken Englund for June 30, 1954.
box 18, folder 11

RAY MILLAND SHOW, THE

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

"Silver Cord" show by Ken Englund for July 9, 1954.
box 23, folder 15

RAY MILLAND SHOW, THE,. 1954 July 15

Scope and Contents note

"The silver cord" by Ken Englund.
box 13, folder 5

REPAID (aka HIDDEN ASSETS)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

First Draft Screenplay by Gladys Lehman and Ken Englund, November 14, 1938.
box 11, folder 3

RINGS ON HER FINGERS (1942)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Revised Shooting Final by Ken Englund, November 29, 1941. Released by Fox.
box 11, folder 4

RINGS ON HER FINGERS (1942)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Revised Final by Ken Englund, October 24, 1941. Released by Fox.
box 4

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for March 24, 1936 through March 31, 1936. Three items, some with pencil notes. Starring Ken Murray.
box 4

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for March, 1936 through December, 1936. Folders 5 - 7, which include original scripts, and miscellaneous material (auditions, etc.) Starring Ken Murray.
box 5

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for April 7, 1936 through July 28, 1936. Some with pencil notes. Starring Ken Murray.
box 6

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for August, 4 1936 through November 24, 1936. Some with pencil notes. Starring Ken Murray.
box 7

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Scripts for December 1, 1936 through December 15, 1936. Three items, some with pencil notes. Starring Ken Murray.
box 16, folder 1

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Four scripts by Ken Englund, no date. Starring Al Jolson, Martha Raye, and Parkyakarkas. Guest starring George Jessel.
box 16, folder 2

RINSO & LIFEBUOY - KEN MURRAY

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Script for November 24, 1936, starring Ken Murray.
box 17, folder 12

ROSEMARY OF THE RITZ

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Plot Concept for comedy series by Ken Englund, June 20, 1956.
box 18, folder 5

ROSES ARE RED

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Treatment by Ken Englund, no date
box 17, folder 15

SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY, THE (1947)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Cut scenes by Ken Englund, titled "The Secret Life Of James Thurber," and produced by Samuel Goldwyn.
box 13, folder 2

SEND ANOTHER COFFIN

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Second Draft Continuity by Ken Englund, August 11, 1939, and drafts dated August 29, 1939 with name changes in the scripts.
box 15, folder 7

SEVEN FOOLISH BROTHERS, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Script by Ken Englund, no date.
box 18, folder 4

SHOW BIZ

General Physical Description note: Television scripts

Scope and Contents note

Final Script by Ken Englund for October 6, 1955. Produced by NBC Studios and aired on October 9, 1955.
box 15, folder 15

SKETCH FOR PHIL BAKER

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Sketch by Ken Englund, October 19, 1934.
box 20, folder 1

SO FEW FOR LOVE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Script by Ken Englund, no date.
box 21, folder 2

SON, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Script , no author or date, containing handwritten notes on a corrected draft.
box 15, folder 4

SPECIAL DELIVERY

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Plot synopsis and notes by Don Hartman and Ken Englund.
box 23, folder 16

SPICE OF LIFE, THE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund.
box 23, folder 17

SPICE OF LIFE, THE,. no date

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund.
box 17, folder 7

SPOOKS, THE

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story concept by Frederic Sondern, Jr., no date. Also includes correspondence from Columbia Pictures protesting the title's use.
box 11, folder 1

SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES (1942)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

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Revised Final by Walter Bullock, June 11, 1942. Releasedby Republic Pictures.
box 11, folder 2

SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES (1942)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

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Temporary Script by Walter Bullock, May 7, 1942. Released by Republic Pictures.
box 23, folder 18

STAGESTRUCK,. no date

Scope and Contents note

Theme for a screen musical revue by Ken Englund.
box 12, folder 1

SUNNY (1942)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund, December 4, 1940. Released by RKO Pictures.
box 25, folder 2

SUNSET STRIP,. no date

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund. Revised version.
box 12, folder 2

SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY (1943)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Final Script by Ken Englund, November 25, 1942. Released by Fox.
box 17, folder 23

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Format for television comedy by Ken Englund, no date.
box 21, folder 5

THEATRICAL & ADVERTISING BACKGROUND/ STATISTICS

General Physical Description note: Personal Material

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List of screen, radio, and stage credits by Ken Englund, includes handwritten notes. No date.
box 15, folder 13

THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAIN (1938)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Revised pages, October 1, 1938.
box 15, folder 14

THINGS BEGAN TO HAPPEN

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story Outline proposed by Mr. Fields for a motion picture, February 5, 1938.
box 12, folder 4

THIS THING CALLED LOVE (1940)

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Final Script by Ken Englund, July 29, 1940. Released by Columbia Pictures.
box 24, folder 2

TOUBIE'S MONUMENT,. 1958 March 3

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund. Second draft.
box 24, folder 3

TOUBIE'S MONUMENT,. 1958 February 19

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund. First draft.
box 24, folder 4

TOUBIE'S MONUMENT,. 1957 October 30

Scope and Contents note

Treatment by Ken Englund. First Draft. Two items.
box 18, folder 1

TOUR D'AMOUR

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

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Musical play by Charles Henderson and Ken Englund, no date.
box 19, folder 3

TOUR D'AMOUR

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

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Musical play by Charles Henderson and Ken Englund, no date.
box 19, folder 4

TOUR D'AMOUR

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

Musical play by Charles Henderson and Ken Englund. Includes handwritten production notes.
box 24, folder 1

TOUR D'AMOUR,. no date

Scope and Contents note

A musical play. Music and lyrics by Charles Henderson. Book by Ken Englund.
box 19, folder 1

TUBIE'S MONUMENT

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

First Draft Screenplay by Ken Englund, February 19, 1958.
box 15, folder 20

TWIN STARS

General Physical Description note: Radio scripts

Scope and Contents note

Revised script, January 29, 1937.
box 18, folder 9

TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Screenplay by Ken Englund, November 17, 1949.
box 19, folder 2

VACANCY

General Physical Description note: Stageplays

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund, no date.
box 24, folder 7

VACANCY,. no date

Scope and Contents note

By Ken Englund.
box 19, folder 6

WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

"Operation Loyalty" Storyline and Treatment by Ken Englund for March 5, 1965.
box 14, folder 1

WHITE COLLAR GIRL

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

First Draft Continuity by Phillip Dunne, November 28, 1941.
box 14, folder 2

WHITE COLLAR GIRL

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Temporary Script by Ken Englund, February 12, 1942.
box 14, folder 3

WHITE COLLAR GIRL

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Final Script by Ken Englund, March 17, 1942.
box 20, folder 2

WINTER QUARTERS

General Physical Description note: Projects (treatments, story ideas) for film/television

Scope and Contents note

Story outline and treatment for a love story by Ken Englund, no date.
box 15, folder 1

YELLOW NIGHTINGALE

General Physical Description note: Screenplays (produced/unproduced)

Scope and Contents note

Script by Ken Englund, September 11, 1937. Property of Paramount Pictures.