PCL MS 001 Norman Daniels Collection

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TitlePCL MS 001 Norman Daniels Collection
Introduction

Norman Daniels was an author of several genres of popular fiction. Literary manuscripts, television and radio scripts, and printed stories form the core of the collection.

Norman Daniels and his wife Dorothy had transferred the bulk of their manuscripts and collections to the Browne Popular Culture Library, Bowling Green State University, by 1985. The collection is open to research, however, the duplication of materials must comply with applicable copyright laws. Questions about this collection can be made by contacting the BPCL reference email. This register was compiled Mark R. McDermott, Graduate Assistant in Popular Culture Studies, in May 1986 and updated in July 2009 by Patricia Falk.

Biographical Sketch

Norman Daniels (1905 - 1995) was born in Connecticut. He attended Columbia and Northwestern Universities, and worked at a number of jobs before turning to writing full-time in the 1930's. He married the former Dorothy Smith in 1931.

Daniels' best-known creation during the era of the pulp thriller magazines was Tony Quinn, "the Black Bat," whose adventures he chronicled in Black Book Detective from 1939 TO 1952. He also contributed to the Doc Savage, Phantom Detective, and Don Winslow of the Navy series, among others, and wrote stories in the sports, science fiction, western, and other genres.

In the broadcast field, Daniels wrote a number of scripts and stories for radio, and worked as scriptwriter for the Nick Carter radio series. In the 1950's Daniels sold dramas and Westerns to television, and saw two of his short stories adapted for Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

Through the 1960's and 70's Daniels wrote for mystery magazines and mass-market paperbacks. His books include spy thrillers, adaptations of television shows, doctor and nurse novels, Gothics and romances, some of which were published under the name of his wife Dorothy.

Norman Daniels last works were a five novel series set at the "Wyndward" plantation in the years surrounding the Civil War. He and his wife Dorothy lived in Camarillo, California until Norman's death in 1995.

Scope and Content

The Norman Daniels Collection contains the literary manuscripts for several of Daniels' works, including novels, short stories (mostly mysteries and thrillers), and television and radio scripts. Also included is a collection of clippings from movie magazines from the 1910s through the 1920s, showing many stars and scenes from movies of that period.

Researchers interested in the process of writing scripts, paperbacks, and magazine fiction, or who seek visual references of the late silent film era will find this collection of research value.

Series Description

Correspondence

Letters
1961, 1970 -1978, 1980, 1982 -1984
Arranged by subject.
This includes fan mail, correspondence with publishers, and letters to and from BGSU faculty and students.

Literary Productions

Research Notes
Manuscripts
Television and Radio Scripts
Printers' Proof Sheets
Printed Articles (photocopies)
1941, 1954-1965, 1967-1969, 1972-1975, 1982, 1984, n.d.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Typed manuscripts, many with holograph corrections by author and editors, of five novels, one short story, and eleven teleplays, and four radio scripts adapted from Daniels' stories.
Proof sheets and galleys of various literary works.
Photocopies of short stories and articles as they appeared in their respective publications.
Correspondence and legal documents relating to specific works, filed along with the works referred to.
Newspaper clipping of capsule TV listing, book reviews, and other items related specific works.

Scrapbook Materials

News Clippings
1924 -1929, n.d.
Arranged alphabetically by title of movie.
Clipping from movie fan magazines depicting scenes from motion pictures or portraits of movie performers. Many have holograph notations identifying the movie the clip is from, and the performers in the clipping. These notations are included in this register.

Printed Materials

Minutes
Periodicals
Articles
1958 -1971, 1981
Arranged by title.
Includes minutes and materials from the Screen Actor's Guild, periodicals from writer's organization, and Hollywood publications. Also includes articles about Daniels from other periodicals.
Inventory
Box 1
Folder Description Date
1 Fan mail 1961, 1973-76, 1978, 1980, 1982
2 Correspondence with publishers 1970-1975, 1977
3 Correspondence with BGSU faculty and students 1975, 1980, 1983, 1985
4 Correspondence concerning Black Bat and German Fledermaus characters 1983 -1984
5 Transcribed conversations with BGSU faculty 1975
6 Photocopy of short story Act of Friendship from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 35, no. 5. 10 pages on 6 sheets May, 1960
7 Final draft teleplay of Alfred Hitchcock Presents Episode: Conversation Over a Corpse Carbon on yellow paper~pages. Holograph notes by the author. Nov. 18, 1956
8 License agreement with Shamley Productions for Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Episode: “The Door Without a Key”. 5 pages plus 8 1/2 X 2" rider. Holograph comments by Daniels Jan. 16, 1962
9 Photocopy of short story “The Art of Murder” from The Saint Mystery Magazine, Vol. 15, no. 2. 10 pages on 5 sheets (author and title listed on cover copy). December, 1961
10 Photocopy of short story “Beach House” from The Saint Mystery Magazine, Vol. 22, no. 4. 14 1/2 pages on 8 sheets. August, 1965
11 Photocopy of short story The Beelzebub Wish from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Magazine, Vol. 4, no. 2. 11 pages on 6 sheets. April, 1967
12 Original magazine pages and photocopy of short story “The Big Burn” from Argosy along with presentation folder from the MCA Story Department, in which the pages were bound by Daniels' agency. 8 pages each.

Letter to Daniels' agent from Gold Medal Books, with suggestions for a novel-length treatment of the story. Holograph comments in margin.

Carbon of Daniels' reply noting changes, and changing title for book to My Dying Day. (No book by either title is known. It either fell through or was printed with a different title.)

 October, 1956

Feb. 27, 1961

March 14, 1961
13 Pulp series novel Murder Calls the Black Bat. Reduced size facsimile reprint of Black Book Detective, Sept. 1939. Printed by the “Old Book Collectors and Readers Club”, Athens, Greece. Contains complete story, omitting filler and ad pages. 84 pages. n.d.
14 Short story “Blond, Beautiful and Dead”. Printed on one full-size newspaper page from the Chicago American, Part 2, pg. 11 Sept. 15, 1956
15 Photocopy of short story “Burden of Guilt” from The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Magazine, Vol. 3, no. 3, Sept. 1967. 14 pages on 7 sheets. September, 1967
16 Photocopy of short story “Callahan's Hat” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine Vol. 38, no. 1. 10 pages on 6 sheets. (Author's name on cover) July, 1961
17 First draft of novel Chase (based on TV series), 146 typed pages (plus cover page) with holograph corrections (1974?)
18 Final draft of novel Chase, 229 typed pages with printer's proof marks and note to Daniels from publisher (1974?)
19 Final draft of novel Chase, 228 page carbon copy

Notice from publisher of manuscript's return

One page fan letter, with envelope

 (1974?)

May 10, 1974

n.d.
20 Photocopy of short story “Chink in the Armor” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 36, no. 9. 10 pages on 6 sheets. (Author's name on cover) September, 1960
21 Rough draft teleplay for Colt .45. Episode: “The Deserters”. 8 pages of script, followed by 3 page synopsis Carbon copy with holograph pencil notes. (originally submitted to Cheyenne as “Overdue Patrol”)

Typed 2 page plot synopsis for Overdue Patrol. Carbon copy

 (1957?)

(1957?)
22 First draft teleplay for Colt .45 Episode: “The Deserters” (Submitted as “Overdue Patrol”) 41 page carbon copy with holograph pencil notes

Second draft teleplay of “Overdue Patrol”. Carbon copy

 (1957?)


August 9, 1957
23 Final production teleplay for Colt .45 Episode: “The Deserters” 35 pages in green Colt .45 cover. (Credits read: "Teleplay by Tony Barrett and Frederic Brady, Story by Norman Daniels")

Notice of Tentative Writing Credits from Warner Brothers. 1 page carbon on printed form.

Data for Records form from Warner Brothers. 1 page carbon on printed form, with envelope. (Episode aired March 28, 1958, guest-starring Angie Dickinson. Wayde Preston played Chris Colt.)		 January 8, 1958

January 10, 1958

January 21, 1958
24 Photocopy of short story “Dead Man's Millions” from The Saint Detective Magazine, Vol. 5, no. 1. 9 pages on 5 sheets January, 1956
25 Manuscript of short story “Deadline at Dusk”
21 page typed carbon, plus cover page

Telegram notice of acceptance from Adventure Magazine. Daniels' reply written on telegram.

Telegram notice of story being moved to Argosy. Daniels' reply written on telegram.		 (1957?)

Feb. 20, 1958

March 6, 1958
Box 2
Folder Description Date
1 Photocopy of short story “Duet” from Bestseller Mystery Magazine, Vol. 2, no. 6. 13 pages on 7 sheets. November, 1960
2 Photocopy of short story “Final Hour” from The Saint Detective Magazine, Vol. 4, no. 3. 8 pages on 4 sheets September, 1955
3 Draft of teleplay for Ford Theatre. Episode: “Measure of Faith”, 40 pages carbon typed on yellow paper. Holograph note by author. (1948-57?)
Forever Wyndward (1984?)
4 First draft pages 1 to 183, typed, with holograph corrections.  
5 First draft pages 184 to 369, typed, with holograph corrections.
6 Final draft pages 1 to 200, typed carbon.
7 Final draft pages 201 to 400, typed carbon.
8 Final draft pages 401 to 605, typed carbon.
(Published in 1984 by Warner Books.
Fifth and last of Daniels' Wyndward series.)
Box 3
Folder Description Date
1 Photocopy of short story “A Funeral for Patrolman Cameron” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 42, no. 1. 9 pages on 5 sheets.

Photocopied pages of story as reprinted in unidentified school textbook. 10 pages.

 July, 1963


n.d.
2 Teleplay for General Electric Theatre. Episode: “Silent Ambush”, Second draft typed carbon, with author's notes. 35 pages. (Originally titled “Dead Silence”)

Cover letter to contract for “Dead Silence”. 1 page.

Notice of Tentative Writing Credits for Silent Ambush, 1 page with envelope.

Photocopy of newspaper capsule listings.

Photocopy of page from Daily Variety with review of Silent Ambush. (Episode aired January 26, 1958, starring Alan Ladd, Edgar Buchanan, and Strother Martin. Series host: Ronald Reagan)		 n.d.

Oct. 2, 1957

Dec. 10, 1957

(Jan. 26, 1958?)

Jan. 28, 1958
3 Photocopy of short story “The Homely One” from St. Anthony Messenger, Vol. 68, no. 4 pages. July, 1960
4 Photocopy of short story “The Hour of the Man” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine,Vol.21, no.6. 11 pages on 6 sheets. (Author's name on cover) November, 1967
5 Radio script for Invisible Theater, Episode 14: London Bridge is...” 27 mimeographed pages plus cover page. (Reads: "Adapted for radio by Irving Strouse from a story by Norman Daniels." Aired by WINS, New York) May 11, 1941
(Live air date)
6 Radio script for Invisible Theater, Episode 20: “The Vanishing House”, 29 mimeographed pages plus cover page (last page missing). Holograph notes. (Reads: "Adapted for radio by Irving Strouse from a story by Norman Daniels:" Aired by WINS, New York) June 22, 1941
(Live air date)
7 Radio script for Invisible Theater, Episode 21: “Stranger in Town”, 29 mimeographed pages plus cover page. Holograph notes. (Reads: "Adapted for radio by Irving Strouse from a story by Norman Daniels.") June 29, 1941
(Live air date)
8 Photocopy of short story “Killer at the Wheel” from Climax, Vol. 5, no. 4. 6 pageS: January, 1960
9 Photocopy of short story “Killer at the Window” from Argosy, Vol. 347, no. 1. 7 pages.

Publishing history of story. One page, typed.

Correspondence regarding TV sale of story to Warner Brothers. 4 letters.

Correspondence regarding overseas reprints.

Letter from Argosy reassigning copyright to Daniels for overseas sales.

 July, 1958

n.d.

1958

1958-1959

July 28, 1958
10 Photocopy of short story “Laura Rarely Takes Chances” from The Saint Detective Magazine, Vol. 5, no. 4. 9 pages on 5 sheets April, 1956
11 Photocopy of short story “Left Hand of Justice” from Bestseller Mystery Magazine, Vol. 2, no. 2. 14 pages on 8 sheets. (Author and title listed on cover) March, 1960
12 Manuscript for novel License to Kill Final typed draft, with printer's proof marks. Pages 1-119. (Kelly Carvel series) 1972
13 Manuscript for novel License to Kill Final typed draft, with printer's proof marks. Pages 120-237. (Kelly Carvel series) 1972
14 Photocopy of short story “Loophole” from The Saint Mystery Magazine, Vol. 15, no. 5. 10 pages on 5 sheets. March, 1962
15 Photocopy of short story “The Magic Bullet” from Climax, Vol. 6, no. 3. 6 pages June, 1959
16 Photocopy of short story “A Man's Choice” from Climax, Vol. 3, no. T. 5 pages. October, 1958
17 Photocopy of short story “Memory Man” from Bestseller Mystery Magazine, Vol. 2, no. 5. 10 pages on 6 sheets. September, 1960
18 Photocopy of short story “Mr. Dove Retires” from The Saint Mystery Magazine, Vol. 10, no. 6. 12 pages on 6 sheets. December, 1958
19 Photocopy of short story “The Most Beautiful Mannequin in the World” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 44, no. 5. 9 pages on 15 sheets. November, 1964
Box 4
Folder Description Date
The Possessed
1 Plot synopsis, 7 carbon typed pages with cover. (Written as "Suzanne Sommers")

First draft, 168 typed pages, with holograph corrections.

 Oct. 4, 1973

(1973?)
2 Final draft, 282 typed carbon pages. (1974?)
3 Final draft, 282 typed pages returned by printer. (1974?)
4 Printer's galley proofs. Printed on 59 sheets of 25" X7 1/2" newsprint. (Published as by "Dorothy Daniels")

Photocopy of book review from Publisher's Weekly, page 61. One sheet.

 (1974?)

July 14, 1975
Box 5
Folder Description Date
1 Photocopy of short story “The Red Knife from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 20, no. 2. 12 pages on 6 sheets. (Author's name on cover). January, 1967
2 Teleplay for Restless Gun, Episode: “Lady by Law”, Preliminary draft. 38 carbon typed pages with 3 cover pages. (This may be a generic script not specific to any program. Hero is named "Clay Ramsey".) (1959?)
3 Teleplay for Restless Gun, Episode: “Lady by Law”, Second draft. 37 carbon typed pages with two cover pages. Holograph notes. (Hero's name changed to series hero "Vint Bonner.")

Agreement notification from Revue Productions One page typed onto form letter.

Notice of Tentative Writing Credits. One page typed onto ditto.

Photocopy of various newspaper capsule listings for “Lady by Law” episode. One page.

 March 7, 1959

March 17, 1959

March 23, 1959

May 11, 1959
(air date)
4 Teleplay for Restless Gun, Episode: “One on the House”, Preliminary draf~ 38 typed carbon pages with 3 cover sheets. Holograph notes. (May be a generic script. Hero is named "Clint Branner") (1958?)
5 Teleplay for Restless Gun, Episode: “One on the House”, Second draft. 37 typed carbon pages with three cover pages (Hero changed to series hero Vint Bonner).

Notice of Tentative Writing Credits. Carbon typed to ditto. One page, with envelope.

Photocopy of newspaper and TV Guide capsule listings. One page.

 (1959?)

Feb. 11, 1959

April 20, 1959
(air date)
6 Photocopy of short story “The Retirement of Muldoon” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 9, no.3. 12 pages on 6 sheets. March 1962
7 Photocopy of publisher's form letter from Martin Greenberg, requesting permission to reprint the short story Sealed Orders for Pinnacle Books. (No story avaliable) Sept. 17, 1982
8 Photocopy of short story “Second Best” from Extension: the National Catholic Monthly, Vol. 54, no. 11. Six reduced-size pages. (Original story pages are 10" x 14") April, 1960
9 Photocopy of short story “Setup for Dying” from Argosy, Vol. 349, no. 1. 6 pages. July, 1959
10 Royalty statement for novel Shadow of a Doubt from Fawcett Books. Typed to form letter.

Correspondence regarding sale of movie option for Shadow of a Doubt in France. 3 letters.

 July 31, 1961

1974

 
Shadow of a Man
11 Plot synopsis, 5 typed pages plus cover page, with holograph corrections. Uses "Suzanne Somers" pseudonym.

Revised and expanded synopsis, 9 typed carbon pages plus cover page. "Suzanne Somers" crossed out, "Angela Grey" pseudonym written in.

Synopsis, 9 typed carbon pages plus cover page, uses "Angela Gray" pseudonym.

First draft. 206 typed pages plus cover page, with holograph corrections. Uses "Dorothy Daniels" pseudonym.		 (1972?)

(1972?)


Jan. 19, 1973

(1973?)
12 Final draft. 289 typed carbon pages plus cover page. Uses "Dorothy Daniels" pseudonym. (1973?)
13 Photocopy of short story “She Wouldn't Go Away” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 22, no. 3. 6 pages on 4 sheets. February, 1968
14 Photocopy of short story “The Small House” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 21, no. 4. 11 pages on 6 sheets. September, 1967
15 Photocopy of short story “Something Has to Break” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 35, no. 6. 11 pages on 6 sheets. June, 1960
16 Radio script for Star-Spangled Theatre, Episode 32: “Beyond Tomorrow” (Air date) Final production script. 21 mimeograph pages plus cover page. (Credits read "Story by Norman Daniels Adapted for radio by Irving Strouse.1I Aired over WJZ and NBC Blue Network)

Layout guide for trade ad promoting Star-Spangled Theatre, (“Beyond Tomorrow”) and Invisible Theatre. 2 copies.

 July 13, 1941


1941
17 Photocopy of short story “Strictly a Neighborhood Problem” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 40, no. 2. 11 pages on 6 sheets. August, 1962
18 Photocopy of short story “The Tin Sword” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 20, no. 4. 16 pages on 8 sheets. (Author's name listed on cover). March, 1967
19 Photocopy of short story “The Town That Will Never Forget” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, Vol. 37, no. 1. 11 pages on 6 sheets. (Author's name listed on cover)

Correspondence with Scott, Foresman Co., concerning reprinting of “The Town That Will Never Forget” in a textbook. 3 letters.

 January, 1961

1975
20 Photocopy of short story “The Trap” from Keyhole Mystery Magazine, Vol. 1, no. 2. 10 pages on 5 sheets, including illustration by Jack Davis. (Title and Author listed on cover) June, 1960
21 Photocopy of short story “Two Sides to Everything” from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine,
Vol. 35, no. 3. 9 pages on 5 sheets.		 March, 1960
Box 6
Folder Description Date
1 Photocopy of short story “The Unleashed” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 26, no. 1. 13 pages on 7 sheets. December, 1969
2 Photocopy of short story “The Uptown Man” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 20, no. 5. 11 pages on 6 sheets. April, 1967
3 Printer's proof sheets for newspaper serial The Violent Mind. 24 chapters on five 18" x 23" sheets for use by subscribing newspapers. Syndication dates: June 24 to July 25.

Copyright claim notice for The Violent Mind sent with letter dated Sept. 24, 1959 from NEA syndicate. Two pages with envelope.

Photocopy of serialization agreement with NEA for The Violent Mind (Original title: Creature of the Mind). Sent with cover letter dated May 12, 1959. 2 pages with envelope.

Printer's proof for newspaper ads promoting The Violent Mind. One 13 3/4" x 18 3/4" sheet.

 1959

June 1, 1959

Feb. 27, 1959

1959
4 Teleplay for The Web, Episode 202: “A Matter of Degree”, Production script. 51 mimeograph pages plus two cover pages.

Television writer's contract for “A Matter of Degree”. Carbon typed to 2 mimeograph pages.

Freelance writer's agreement with Goodson-Todman Productions. Carbon typed to mimeograph. 6 pages.

Rights assignment agreement for “A Matter of Degree”. Carbon typed to mimeo. 9 pages.

(The Web was revived as a filmed summer replacement series in 1957. The last two documents involved Daniels' rewriting of his script for a half-hour show, which aired July 7, 1957.)

 August 8, 1954
(Air date)
July 28, 1954

Jan. 4, 1956

Jan. 5, 1956
5 Teleplay for The Web Episode 209: “Welcome Home”, Production script. 55 mimeograph pages plus one cover page.

Television writer's contract for “Welcome Home”, Sept. 14, 1954, Carbon typed to 2 mimeograph pages. (Last show of the series. Lead role of "Carol Gordon" played by Joanne Woodward.)

 Sept. 26,1954
(Air date)
6 Photocopy of short story “Well in Hand” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 22, no. 1. 10 pages on 6 sheets December, 1967
7 TV plot synopsis for Whispering Smith, Episode: “The Scarlet Masks” 2 page carbon typed synopsis with holograph notes.

Expanded plot synopsis for “The Scarlet Masks”. 5 carbon typed pages.

Writer's Agreement notice from Revue Productions. One page.

Teleplay for Whispering Smith, Episode: “The Scarlet Masks”, Working rough drafts. 68 pages, both typed and carbon, with holgraph notes.

Teleplay for Whispering Smith, Episode: “The Scarlet Masks” Final draft of script. 34 carbon typed pages plus one cover page. (Present research can find no episode by this title. It may have aired with a different name. Series ran in the summer of 1961 starring Audie Murphy.)

 (1959?)

(1959?)

June 26, 1959

(1959?)

(1959?)
8 Photocopy of short story “The Wisdom the Wicked” from Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Vol. 21, no. 1. 10 pages on 5 sheets June, 1967
9 Photocopy of short story “With His Eyes Shut Tight” from Mystery Digest, Vol. 3, no. 3. 10 pages on 6 sheets. (Title and author's name on cover.) March, 1959
10 Photocopy of article “Woman Motorist of the Century” from Petroleum Today, Vol. 2, no. 2. 3 pages.

Interview notes for article “Woman Motorist of the Century”. Notes were taken on the backs of draft manuscript pages. 6 sheets.

Correspondence with American Petroleum Institute regarding article “Woman Motorist of the Century”. 2 letters.

 Winter 1960-61

(1960?)

July, 1960
Box 7
Folder Description Date
Wyndward Fury (1979?)
1 Story and character notes for novel, 6 sheets of holograph notes.

Plot synopsis, 5 carbon pages plus cover page.

  
2 First draft pages 1 to 221 (chapters 1 to 12), typed with holograph corrections.
3 First draft pages 221A to 437 (chapters 13 to 24), typed with holograph corrections.
4 Final draft pages 1 to 310 (chapters 1 to 12), carbon typed.
5 Final draft pages 311 to 623 (chapters 13 to 24), carbon typed.
Box 8
Folder Description Date
Wyndward Glory (1981?)
1 First draft pages 1 to 204 (chapters 1 to 14). Typed, with holograph corrections.  
2 First draft pages 204A to 413 (chapters 15 to 29). Typed, with holograph corrections.
3 Final draft pages 1 to 323 (chapters 1 to 15). Carbon typed.
4 Final draft pages 324 to 625 (chapters 16 to 29). Carbon typed.
Box 9
Folder Description Date
Wynward Peril (1980?)
1 First draft pages 1 to 208 (chapters 1 to 12). Typed, with holograph corrections.  
2 First draft pages 209 to 449 (chapters 13 to 26). Typed, with holograph corrections.
3 Final draft pages 1 to 324 (chapters 1 to 13). Carbon typed.
4 Final draft pages 325 to 642 (chapters 14 to 26). Carbon typed.
Box 10
Folder Description Date
1 Draft of teleplay for Zane Grey Theater, Episode “No Man Living” 73 pages plus cover page, typed on yellow paper. (Submitted as “Not for the Rope”)

Draft of teleplay for Zane Grey Theater, Episode “No Man Living” 73 pages plus cover page, carbon typed. (Submitted as “Not for the Rope”)

Photocopies of newspaper ads and capsule reviews for repeat of “No Man Living” as an episode of Frontier Justice. 2 pages.(Originally aired June 13, 1958)

 (1958?)

(1958?)

August 24, 1959
2 Draft of teleplay for Zane Grey Theater, Episode “The Three Graves” 38 pages plus cover page, typed on yellow paper with holograph note by the author

Draft of teleplay for Zane Grey Theater, Episode “The Three Graves” 38 pages plus cover page, carbon typed.

Photocopies of newspaper ads and capsule reviews for repeat of “The Three Graves” as an episode of Frontier Justice. 2 pages. (Episode starred Jack Lemmon)

 Sept. 9, 1956

(1956?)

July 6, 1959
3 Form letter from Screen Actor's Guild. 4 pages

Form memo from Screen Actor's Guild. 3 pages

Minutes of Screen Actor's Guild meeting. 6 pages.

Minutes of Screen Actor's Guild meeting. 5 pages, plus 3 page addendum on a strike vote.

Minutes of Screen Actor's Guild special meeting. 3 pages.

Digest of Screen Actor's Guild contracts. 32 loose leaf pages with cover page.

Screen Actor's Guild Commercials Contract. 80 loose leaf pages with cover page.

Screen Actor's Guild Television Contract. 64 loose leaf pages with cover page.

Producer SAG Codified Basic Agreement. 174 pages plus cover page.

 March 31, 1968

January, 1970

May 8, 1971

June 7, 1971

June 18, 1971

Nov. 2, 1967

1966

1967

1967
4 Author's Guild Bulletin. 9 issues. 1961 - 1968
5 Daily Variety with marked article on front page about Jaik Rosenstein, publisher of Hollywood Close-up. Nov. 12, 1970
6 Dramatist's Bulletin. 8 issues 1962 - 1963
7 Hollywood Close-up. 45 issues 1958 - 1960, 1966
8 Hollywood Close-up. 23 issues 1967, 1970 - 1971
9 Writer's Forum. 6 issues 1963 - 1964
10 Writer's Guild of America/West Newsletter. 13 issues (continues Writer's Forum) 1965 - 1966
11 Writer's Guild of America/West Newsletter. 16 issues 1967 - 1968
12 Photocopy of article “The Amazing Norman Daniels” by Will Murray, from an-unidentified pulp collectors' fanzine. 5 pages.

Photocopy of article “Norman Daniels: The Writer Assemblyline” by Michael Barson from Paperback Quarterly, Vol. 4, no. 3. 12 pages on 7 sheets.

 n.d.

Fall, 1981
Box 11
Folder Description Date
(NOTE: The following three boxes contain clippings from movie magazines with scenes from films of the 1910s through the 1920s. They are arranged by film title, followed by the names of performers in the pictures. Names and titles in parentheses are of performers and films found on the backs of the clippings.)
1 Abie's Irish Rose. Nancy Carroll, Bernard Gorcey, Jean Hersholt. (The Love Mart) 1929
2 Abraham Lincoln. George Billings, Ruth Clifford. 1924
3 The Ace of Cads. Adolphe Menjou, Alice Joyce, Susan Fleming. 1926
4 The Actress. Norma Shearer, Owen Moore, Virginia Pearson, Gwen Lee, William Humphrey, Ralph Forbes. (The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, A Girl in Every Port) 1928
5 Adam's Rib. Pauline Garon, Theodore Kosloff, Milton Sills, Anna Q. Nilsson, Elliot Dexter, Julia Faye, Clarence Burton. 1923
6 An Affair of the Follies. Billie Dove. (Stark Love) 1927
7 The Amateur Gentleman. Richard Barthelmess, Dorothy Dunbar, Nigel Barrie, Gardner James. (Tell it to the Marines) 1926
8 America. Neil Hamilton, Carol Dempster, Lionel Barrymore, Charles Bennett, Harry O'Neill. 1924
9 The Angel of Broadway. Leatrice Joy. 1927
10 Anna Christie. Blanche Sweet. 1923
11 Annie Laurie. Lillian Gish, Norman Kerry. (Adolphe Menjou, Charlie Roy, Conrad Nagel) (Syncopating Sue) 1927
12 Are Parents People? Betty Bronson, Florence Vidor, Adolphe Menjou, Lawrence Grey. 1925
13 Argentine Love. Bebe Daniels, Ricardo Cortez. 1924
14 Ashes of Vengeance. Norma Talmadge, Courtenay Foote, Conway Teale 1923
15 Barbed Wire. Pola Negri. 1927
16 Beau Brummel. John Barrymore, Mary Astor, Carmel Myers, Irene Rich, Willard Louis. 1924
17 Beau Geste. Ronald Colman, Ralph Forbes, Neil Hamilton, William Powell, Noah Beery. (Tom Mix) 1927
18 Beau Sabreur. Gary Cooper, Evelyn Brent. 1928
19 Beggar on Horseback. Edward Everett Horton, Esther Ralston, Gertrude Short, James Mason. 1925
20 Behind the Front. Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton, Chester Conklin. 1926
21 Bella Donna. Po1a Negri, Conway Tearle. 1923
22 The Beloved Rogue. John Barrymore, Mack Swain,Slim Summerville. 1927
23 Ben-Hur. Ramon Novarro, Francis X. Bushman, Frank Currier, Fred Niblo, Marcus Lowe. 1925
24 The Better 'Ole. Syd Chaplin, Doris Hill, Harold Goodwin. (Tom Wise) 1926
25 Beverly of Graustark. Marion Davies, Antonio Moreno. 1926
26 The Big Parade. John Gilbert. 1925
27 The Birth of a Nation. Lillian Gish, Henry Walthall. 1915.
28 Black Oxen. Corinne Griffith, Conway Tearle, Clara Bow. 1924
29 The Black Pirate. Douglas Fairbanks, Billie Dove. 1926
30 The Blackbird. Lon Chaney, Renee Adoree. 1926
31 Blood and Sand. Rudolph Valentino, Lila Lee. 1922
32 The Blue Danube. Leatrice Joy. 1928
33 Born Rich. Doris Kenyon, Claire Windsor, Bert Lytell, Jackie Ott. 1924
34 Bought and Paid For. Agnes Ayers, Jack Holt. 1922
35 A Boy of Flanders. Jackie Coogan, Teddy the Dog. 1924
36 Boy of Mine. Ben Alexander, Henry Walthall. 1923
37 Broadway Nights. Lois Wilson. 1927
38 Burning Sands. Milton Sills, Wanda Hawley. 1922
39 Camille. Norma Talmadge, Gilbert Roland. (Broadway Nights, The Heart Thief, Convoy, Rookies, Slide, Kelly, Slide) 1922
40 The Campus Flirt. Bebe Daniels, Charles Paddock. 1926
41 Captain Blood. J. Warren Kerrigan. 1924
42 Captain Salvation. Lars Hanson, Marceline Day, George Fawcett, Sam de Grasse. (Tom Tyler) 1927
43 Casey at the Bat. Wallace Beery. 1927
44 Chang. Bimbo the Monkey. 1927
45 Charley's Aunt. Syd Chaplin. 1925
46 Chickie. Dorothy Mackaill, Paul Nicholson, John Bowers. 1925
47 The Chinese Parrot. Edmund Burris, Marian Nixon. 1927
48 The Circus. Charlie Chaplin, Merna Kennedy. 1928
49 Classified. Corinne Griffith. 1925
50 Columbus. Fred Eric, Dolores Cassinelli. 1923
51 Convoy. Buster Collier, Larry Gray. 1927
52 The Covered Wagon. Lois Wilson, Ernest Torrance, Tully Marshall, Guy Oliver, J. Warren Kerrigan, Alan Hale. 1923
53 The Cradle. Ernest Clayton, Mary Jane Irving. 1922
54 Cradle Snatchers. Arthur Lake, Ethel Wales, Louise Fazenda, Dorothy Philips. (Garden of Allah) 1927
55 The Crowd. James Murray, Eleanor Boardman, Freddie Burke. 1928
56 The Cruise of the Jasper B. Rod La Roque. 1926
57 The Crystal Cup. Dorothy Mackaill. (The Stolen Bride, Wings, Topsy and Eva) 1927
58 Daddy. Jackie Coogan. 1923
59 The Dark Angel. Ronald Colman, Vilma Blanky, Wyndham Standing. 1925
60 The Demi-Bride. Norma Shearer, Lew Cody. 1927
61 The Devil Horse. The Killer, Rex. 1926
62 Dick Turpin. Tom Mix. 1925
63 The Divine Lady. Corinne Griffith, H. B. Warner. (Tenth Avenue) 1929
64 Dr. Jack. Harold Lloyd. 1923
65 Doctor Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde. John Barrymore. 1920
66 A Doll's House. Nazimova. 1922
67 Don Juan. John Barrymore, Mary Astor, Estelle Taylor, Marion Tally, Vitaphone. (Sally Rand, Dorothy Gish) (Old Ironsides, Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, Bardelys the Magnificent, Ten Commandments) 1926
68 Don Q, Son of Zorro. Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Astor, Stella De Lanti. 1925
69 Doomsday. Florence Vidor, Gary Cooper. (The Man Who Laughs) 1928
70 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall. Mary Pickford, Allan Forrest, Marc MacDermott, Estelle Taylor, Claire Eames. (George Arliss) 1924
71 The Dove. Norma Talmadge, Gilbert Roland. 1927
72 Down to the Sea in Ships. Clara Bow, Raymond McKee, Marguerite Courtot. 1923
73 Dream Street. Carole Dempster. 1921
74 Drums of Love. Lionel Barrymore, Don Alvarado, Mary Philbin, Eugenie Bessere. 1928
75 The Eagle of the Sea. Florence Vidor, Ricardo Cortez. 1926
76 East is West. Constance Talmadge. 1922
77 Enemies of Women. Lionel Barrymore, Alma Rubens, William Collier, Jr. 1923
78 The Enemy. Lillian Gish, Ralph Forbes. 1927
79 The Eternal City. Bert Lytell, Lionel Barrymore, Barbara La Marr. 1923
80 The Eternal Flame. Norma Talmadge, Irving Cummings, Conway Tearle. 1922
81 Eve's Lover. Clara Bow, Willard Louis. 1925
82 The Exciters. Bebe Daniels, Antonio Moreno. 1923
83 The Exquisite Sinner. Conrad Nagel. 1926
84 The Famous Mrs. Fair. Myrtle Stedman, Cullen Landis, Margueritte De La Motte, Huntly Gordon. 1923
85 Fashions for Women. Esther Ralston. 1927
86 Faust. Emil Jannings, Wilhelm Dieterle, Camilla Horn. 1928
87 Fazil. Greta Nissen. 1928
88 Feet of Clay. Rod La Rocque, Ricardo Cortez, Vera Reynolds, Julia Faye. 1924
89 The Fighting Crowd. Cullen Landis, Mary Astor, Ernest Torrance, Phyllis Haver. 1924
90 Fine Manners. Gloria Swanson, Eugene O'Brien. 1926
91 The Fire Brigade. May McAvoy, Charles Ray. 1926
92 Flirting With Love. Colleen Moore, John Patrick. 1924
93 The Fog. Mildred Harris, Cullen Landis, Ralph Lewis. 1923
94 The Fool. Edmund Lowe. 1925
95 A Fool's Paradise. Conrad Nagel. 1921
96 For Heaven's Sake. Harold Lloyd. 1926
97 Forbidden Paradise. Pola Negri, Rod La Rocque. 1924
98 The Forbidden Woman. Jetta Goudal, Victor Varconi, Joseph Schildkraut. 1927
99 Four Devils. Janet Gaynor, Charles Morton, Nancy Drexel, Barry Morton. 1929
100 Four Sons. George Meeker, James Hall, Francis X. Bushman, Charles Morton, Margaret Mann. (Gary Cooper, Richard Arlen, Charles Rogers, Ruth Taylor, Louise Brooks) 1928
101 The Freshman. Harold Lloyd. 1925
102 The Garden of Allah. Alice Terry, Marcel Vibert, Ivan Petrovich. (Ramon Novarro, Jean Hersholt, Norma Shearer, Lillian Knight) 1927
103 Garrison's Finish. Jack Pickford, Madge Bellamy. 1923
104 The Gaucho. Douglas Fairbanks, Lupe Velez. 1928
105 Gigolo. Rod La Rocque, Jobyna Ralston. (James Hall, Einar Hanson, Richard Walling, Andre Mattoni) (Michael Strogoff) 1926
106 Girl Shy. Harold Lloyd, Jobyna Ralston. 1924
107 The Glimpses of the Moon. Bebe Daniels. 1923
108 The Godless Girl. Noah Beery, Marie Prevost, Lina Basquette, Charles Duryea, Eddie Quillain, Milton Holmes, Cecil DeMille (Anna May Wong) 1929
109 The Gold Rush. Charles Chaplin, Georgia Hale. 1925
110 The Golden Bed. Lillian Rich, Rod La Rocque, Vera Reynolds. 1925
111 The Golden Princess. Betty Bronson, Neil Hamilton. (Harrison Ford) 1925
112 The Goose Hangs High. Constance Bennett, Edward Peil, Esther Ralston, William Otis. 1925
113 Grandma's Boy. Harold Lloyd. 1922
114 Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life. Merian Cooper, Ernest Schoesdack. [Article is from Literary Digest.] 1925
115 Graustark. Norma Talmadge, Marc MacDermott, Eugene O'Brien. 1925
116 The Great Divide. Alice Terry, Conway Tearle, Wallace Beery, ZaSu Pitts. 1925
117 The Great Moment. Gloria Swanson, Milton Sills. 1921
118 The Greater Glory. Conway Tearle, Anna Q. Nilsson. 1926
119 The Green Goddess. George Arliss, Alice Joyce, Jetta Goudal. 1923
120 Green Temptation. Betty Compson, Theodore Kosloff. 1922
121 Grumpy. Theodore Roberts, May McAvoy, Conrad Nagel. 1923
122 The Heart of Maryland. Catherine Calvert, Crane Wilbur. 1921
123 Hell's Angels. Ben Lyon, James Hall, Gretta Nissen. (Clara Bow, Adolphe Menjou) 1930
124 Her Love Story. Gloria Swanson, Ian Keith, Bert Wales. 1924
125 Her Sister from Paris. Constance Talmadge, Ronald Colman, George Arthur. 1925
126 The Hero. Gaston Glass, Doris Fawn, Barbara La Marr. 1923
127 High Treason. Emil Jannings, Neil Hamilton, Florence Vidor. 1929
128 Hollywood. Luke Cosgrave. 1923
129 Hot Water. Harold Lloyd, Jobyna Ralston. 1924
130 Hotel Imperial. Pola Negri, James Hall. 1927
131 Human Wreckage. Mrs. Wallace Reid, James Kirkwood, Bessie LOve. 1923
132 The Humming Bird. Gloria Swanson, Edward Burns. 1924
133 The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Lon Chaney, Patsy Ruth Miller, Nigel De Brulier, Harry van Meter. 1923
134 Icebound. Lois Wilson. 1924
135 If Winter Comes. Percy Marmont, Ann Forrest. 1923
136 In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter. Alexander Carr, George Sidney, Betty Blythe. 1924
137 Into Her Kingdom. Corinne Griffith. 1926
138 Irene. Colleen Moore, Lloyd Hughes. 1926
139 The Iron Horse. Madge Bellamy, Frances Teague, J. Farrell MacDonald, Charles Edward Bull, George O'Brien. 1924
140 Isn't Life Wonderful. Neil Hamilton, Carol Dempster, Lupino Lane, Helen Lowell. 1924
141 It. Clara Bow, Antonio Moreno. 1927
Box 12
Folder Description Date
1 Janice Meredith. Marion Davies. 1924
2 Java Head. Leatrice Joy, Albert Roscoe, Raymond Hatton. 1923
3 The Jazz Singer. Al Jolson, May McAvoy. (Seena Owen) 1927
4 Kick In. Bert Lytell, Walter Long. 1922
5 The Kid. Jackie Coogan. 1921
6 Kiki. Norma Talmadge, Ronald Colman. 1926
7 The King of Kings. Jacqueline Logan, H. B. Warner, Dorothy Cummings, William Boyd, Ernest Torrance, Cecil B. DeMille. (Gary Cooper, Virginia Valli) (Camille, Lovers) 1927
8 The King on Main Street. Adolphe Menjou. 1925
9 A Kiss for Cinderella. Esther Ralston, Betty Bronson, Tom Moore. 1926
10 Kiss Me Again. Marie Prevost, John Roche, Monte Blue. 1925
11 Kissed. Marie Prevost, Harold Goodwin. 1922
12 The Lady. Norma Talmadge, Wallace MacDonald. 1925
13 Lady of the Night. Norma Shearer, Malcolm McGregor, George K. Arthur. 1925
14 Lady Windemere's Fan. Irene Rich. 1925
15 The Lane that Had No Turning. Agnes Ayers, Theodore Kosloff. 1922
16 The Last Command. Emil Jannings. 1927
17 The Last Frontier. (Alaska scenery, no actors.) 1926
18 The Last Laugh. Emil Jannings. 1925
19 Laugh, Clown, Laugh. Lon Chaney, Loretta Young, Nils Asther. (Vamping Venus, Glorious Betsy) 1928
20 Law and the Woman. Betty Compson. 1922
21 Legion of the Condemned. Gary Cooper, Fay Wray. 1928
22 Lilac Time. Colleen Moore, Gary Cooper. (A Girl in Every Port) 1928
23 Little Annie Rooney. Mary Pickford. 1925
24 Little Lord Fauntleroy. Mary Pickford, Claude Gillingwater. 1921
25 The Little Minister. Betty Compson. 1921
26 Little Old New York. Marion Davies, Harrison Ford. 1923
27 Little Robinson Crusoe. Jackie Coogan. 1924
28 Long Live the King. Jackie Coogan. 1923
29 Lorna Doone. John Bowers. 1922
30 The Lost World. Lloyd Hughes, Bessie Love, Wallace Beery, Arthur Hart, Lewis Stone, Bull Montana, animated dinosaurs. 1925
31 Love Hungry. Lois Moran, Larry Gray. 1928
32 The Love of Sunya. Gloria Swanson, John Boles. 1927
33 Love's Blindness. Pauline Starke, Antonio Moreno. 1926
34 Lovers in Quarantine. Bebe Daniels, Harrison Ford. 1925
35 Loves of Carmen. Dolores Del Rio, Victor McLaglen. (The Magic Flame, Garden of Allah, The Wind, Camille) 1927
36 Madame Sans-Gene. Gloria Swanson, Charles DeRoche, Arlette Marchal. 1925
37 Madonna of the Streets. Milton Sills, Nazimova. 1924
38 The Magic Flame. Vilma Banky, Ronald Colman. 1927
39 Main Street. Florence Vidor, Monte Blue, Robert Gordon, Noah Beery, Louise Fazenda. 1923
40 Male and Female. Gloria Swanson, Lila Lee. 1919
41 The Man Life Passed By. Hobart Bosworth, Percy Marmont, Eva Novak. 1923
42 The Man Who Found Himself. (Set, no actors.) 1925
43 The Man Who Laughs. Conrad Veidt, Josephine Crowell, Mary Philbin, George Segman, Olga Baklanova, Stuart Holmes, Brandon Hurst. (Nick Stuart) 1927
44 Man-Woman-Marriage. Dorothy Phillips. 1921
45 Manhandled. Gloria Swanson, Tom Moore. 1924
46 Mare Nostrum. Antonio Moreno, Alice Terry, Hughie Mack. (Rudolph Valentino) 1926
47 The Mark of Zorro. Douglas Fairbanks. 1920
48 Maytime. Ethel Shannon, Harrison Ford. 1923
49 Men. Pola Negri, Robert Frazer. 1924
50 Men of Steel. Milton Sills, Mae Allison. 1926
51 Merry-Go-Round. Anton Vaverka, Norman Kerry, Mary Philbin. 1923
52 The Merry Widow. Roy D'Arcy. 1925
53 Merton of the Movies. Glenn Hunter, Viola Dana. 1924
54 Metropolis. (Mostly sets, unidentified actors.) 1927
55 Minnie. Leatrice Joy. 1922
56 The Miracle Man. Lon Chaney, Betty Compson. 1919
57 Miss Lulu Bett. Lois Wilson, Theodore Roberts, Clarence Burton, Milton Sills. 1921
58 Mr. Wu. Lon Chaney, Louise Dresser, Renee Adoree, Gertrude Olmsted. 1927
59 Moana. South Seas native women. 1926
60 Monsieur Beaucaire. Rudolph Valentino, Bebe Daniels. (identification uncertain) 1924
61 The Music Master. Lois Moran, Neil Hamilton, Alec B. Francis. 1927
62 My American Wife. Gloria Swanson, Antonio Moreno. 1922
63 My Best Girl. Mary Pickford, Charles Rogers. 1927
64 My Official Wife. Irene Rich, Conway Tearle. 1926
65 The Neéer-Do-Well. (Set, no actors.) 1923
66 Nell Gwyn. Dorothy Gish. 1926
67 The Nervous Wreck. Harrison Ford, Chester Conklin. 1926
68 Never Say Die. Douglas MacLean, Helen Ferguson. 1924
69 Never the Twain Shall Meet. Anita Stewart. 1925
70 Never Weaken. Harold Lloyd. 1921
71 New Lives for Old. Betty Compson, Wallace MacDonald. 1925
72 New Toys. Clifton Webb, Mary Hay. 1925
73 Nice People. Conrad Nagel, Bebe Daniels, Julia Faye. 1922
74 Night Life of New York. Rod La Rocque, Dorothy Gish. 1925
75 The Night of Love. Ronald Colman, Vilma Banky. 1927
76 A Night of Mystery. Adolphe Menjou, Evelyn Brent. (Glorious Betsy) 1928
77 Noah's Ark. Dolores Costello, George O'Brien. (Hal Roach comedy girls, Olga Baclanova) 1928
78 North of '36. Ernest Torrance, Lois Wilson. 1924
79 Not for Publication. Rex Lease, Lola Mendes. 1927
80 Not so Long Ago. Ricardo Cortez, Betty Bronson, Laurence Wheat. 1925
81 The Off-Shore Pirate. Viola Dana, Jack Mulhall. 1921
82 Old Ironsides. Esther Ralston, Johnny Walker, Charles Farrell, Wallace Beery, George Bancroft. 1926
83 Oliver Twist. Jackie Coogan. 1922
84 One Clear Call. Milton Sills, Henry Walthall. 1922
85 The Only Woman. Norma Talmadge, Eugene O'Brien. 1924
86 The Ordeal. Agnes Ayers, Conrad Nagel. 1922
87 Orphans of the Storm. Dorothy Gish, Lillian Gish. 1921
88 Our Dancing Daughters. Joan Crawford, Dorothy Sebastian, Nils Asher, Anita Page, John Mack Brown. (Road House) 1928
89 Over the Hill. (Performers unidentified). 1917
90 The Palace of Pleasure. Edmund Lowe. 1926
91 Pals First. Lloyd Hughes, Dolores Del Rio. 1926
92 Paris at Midnight. Jetta Goudal. 1926
93 Peacock Alley. Mae Murray. 1930
94 Penrod and Sam. Ben Alexander, Joe Butterworth. 1923
95 The Perfect Crime. Irene Rich, Clivere Brooks, Tully Marshall, Ethel Wales. (The Whip) 1928
96 Peter Pan. Betty Bronson, Ernest Torrance, Mary Brian, Esther Ralston, Anna May Wong, Philippe De Lacey. 1924
97 The Phantom of the Opera. Mary Philbin, Lon Chaney, Arthur Edmund Carewe, Norman Kerry. 1925
98 The Pilgrim. Charlie Chaplin. 1923
99 Ponjola. Anna Q. Nilsson, James Kirkwood. 1923
100 The Pony Express. Ernest Torrance, George Bancroft. (John Barrymore, Dolores Costello, Fred Niblo, Rudolph Valentino, Vice-President Charles Dawes) 1922
101 The Popular Sin. Florence Vidor, Greta Nissen. 1926
102 The Prisoner of Zenda. Lewis Stone, Alice Terry. 1922
103 The Private Life of Helen of Troy. Maria Corda, Alice White. 1927
104 Proud Flesh. Harrison Ford, Eleanor Boardman, Pat O'Malley. 1925
105 Quality Street. Marion Davies, Conrad Nagel, Sidney Franklin (dir). (Adam and Evil, The Understanding Heart) 1927
106 Ramona. Dolores Del Rio, Warner Baxter, Vera Lewis. (Our Gang, Harry Langdon) 1928
107 Ranson's Folly. Richard Barthelmess. 1926
108 The Red Dance. Dolores Del Rio. 1928
109 The Red Mill. Marion Davies. 1927
110 Resurrection. Rod laRocque, Dolores Del Rio, Vera Lewis. (Colleen Moore) 1927
111 Robin Hood. Douglas Fairbanks, Wallace Beery, Enid Bennett. 1922
112 i(?) (No movie with this title has been identified.). n.d.
113 Romola. Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish, William Powell, Ronald Colman. 1925
114 The Rose of Paris. Mary Philbin(?). (William de Mille) 1924
115 Rose of the Golden West. Mary Astor. 1927
116 Rosita (the Street Singer). Mary Pickford, George Walsh. 1923
117 The Rough Riders. Mary Astor, George Bancroft, Noah Beery, Frank Hopper. 1927
118 Rupert of Hentzau. Elaine Hammerstein, Bert Lytell, Hobart Bosworth, Lew Cody, Bryant Washburn, Irving Cummings, Aldolphe Menjou. 1923
119 Sadie Thompson. Gloria Swanson, Raoul Walsh. (Her Wild Oat, Sharp Shooters, The Last Command, 13 Washington Square) 1928
120 Safety Last. Harold Lloyd. 1923
121 A Sailor-Made Man. Harold Lloyd, Mildred Davis. 1921
122 A Sainted Devil. Rudolph Valentino, Helen D'Algy. (Colleen Moore) 1924
123 Sally. Colleen Moore, Leon Errol. 1925
124 Sally, Irene, and Mary. Joan Crawford, Constance Bennett, Sally O'Neal. (Bardelys the Magnificent [Claire Windsor]) 1925
125 Sally of the Sawdust. Carole Dempster, W. C. Fields, Alfred Lunt. 1925
126 Salome. Nazimova. 1922
127 Scaramouche. Ramon Novarro, Alice Terry, George Seigman. 1923
128 The Scarlet Letter. Lillian Gish, Lars Hansen. (The Duchess of Buffalo, The Amateur Gentleman) 1926
129 The Sea Beast. John Barrymore, Dolores Costello. 1926
130 The Sea Hawk. Milton Sills, Wallace Beery, Lloyd Hughes, Enid Bennett. 1924
131 Second Fiddle. Glenn Hunter. 1923
132 Secrets. Norma Talmadge, Eugene O'Brien. 1923
133 Senorita. William Powell. 1927
134 Serenade. Adolphe Menjou, Karthryn Carver. 1927
135 Seventh Heaven. Charles Farrell, Janet Gaynor. (Ernest Torrance, Francis X. Bushman, Gary Cooper, Douglas Fairbanks Sr & Jr, Lon Chaney) 1927
136 Shadows. Lon Chaney. 1922
Box 13
Folder Description Date
1 Shadows of Paris. Pola Negri, Charles de Roche. 1924
2 Sherlock Holmes. John Barrymore, Gustav von Seyffertitz. 1922
3 Siegfried. Paul Richter. 1923
4 Silence. Vera Reynolds, H. B. Warner. 1926
5 The Silent Lover. Viola Dana, Milton Sills. 1926
6 The Silent Watcher. Glenn Hunter, Bessie Love. 1924
7 Singed Wings. Bebe Daniels, Conrad Nagel, Ernest Torrance. 1922
8 Single Wives. Corinne Griffith, Milton Sills, John Patrick, Phyllis Haver, Lou Tellegen. 1924
9 Skin Deep. Milton Sills. 1922
10 A Slave of Fashion. Norma Shearer, Mary Carr, Lew Cody. 1925
11 Smilin' Through. Norma Talmadge, Wyndham Standing. 1922
12 Smudge. Charles Ray, Florence Oberle. 1922
13 Snowblind. Cullen Landis, Pauline Starke, Mary Alden. 1921
14 So Big. Colleen Moore. 1924
15 So This is Paris. Patsy Ruth Miller. 1926
16 A Social Celebrity. Chester Conklin, Louise Brooks, Adolphe Menjou. 1926
17 A Society Scandal. Gloria Swanson, Ricardo Cortez, Rod La Rocque, Thelma Converse. (Milton Sills) 1924
18 A Son of the Sahara. Bert Lytell, Claire Windsor. 1924
19 The Song of Love. Norma Talmadge. 1923
20 Sorrell and Son. Anna Q. Nilsson, Nils Asther, H. B. Warner, Alice Joyce, Mickey McBan, Carmel Myers. (Barbara Stanwick) 1927
21 The Sorrows of Satan. Ricardo Cortez, Carol Dempster, Lya DePutti, Adolphe Menjou, Ivan Lebedeff. 1926
22 Souls for Sale. Frank Mayo, Lew Cody, Barbara La Marr. 1923
23 The Spaniard. Jetta Goudal, Noah Beery, Ricardo Cortez. 1925
24 The Spanish Dancer. Pola Negri, Antonio Moreno, Adolphe Menjou. 1923
25 Sparrows. Mary Pickford. 1926
26 The Spoilers. Milton Sills, Anna Q. Nilsson, Wallace MacDonald, Barbara Bedford, Noah Beery. 1923
27 Sporting Life. Bert Lytell. 1925
28 The Sporting Lover. Conway Tearle, Barbara Bedford. 1926
29 The Sporting Venus. Blanche Sweet, Ronald Coleman. 1925
30 The Spotlight. Esther Ralston, Neil Hamilton. 1927
31 Stand and Deliver. Rod La Rocque, Lupe Velez. (Thelma Todd). 1928
32 Stark Love. Forrest James, Helen Mundy. 1927
33 Stella Dallas. Belle Bennett, Lois Moran, Jean Hersholt Alice Joyce, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Ronald Colman. (Harold Lloyd) 1925
34 The Street Angel. Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell. (Willard Louis, Wallace Reid [Thirty Days]) (Why Sailors Go Wrong, We Americans, Skyscraper, Ladies' Night in a Turkish Bath) 1928
35 The Street of Sin. Fay Wray. 1928
36 The Strong Man. Harry Langdon, Gertrude Astor, Arthur Thalasso. (The Circus) 1926
37 Sunrise. George O'Brien, Janet Gaynor, Margaret Livingston. 1927
38 Sun-Up. Pauline Starke. 1925
39 The Superstitious Man(?) Harold Lloyd. (No feature or short with this title can be found) n.d.
40 The Swan. Ricardo Cortez, Adolphe Menjou. 1925
41 Syncopating Sue. Corinne Griffith, Tom Moore. 1926
42 Tartuffe. 1927
43 Tell it to the Marines. Lon Chaney, William Haines, Eleanor Boardman, Carmel Myers. 1926
44 Tempest. John Barrymore, Camilla Horn, George Fawcett, Louis Wolheim. (Laugh, Clown, Laugh) 1928
45 The Temptress. Greta Garbo, Antonio Moreno. (Torrent) 1926
46 The Ten Commandments. Theodore Roberts, James Neill, Charles De Roche, Estelle Taylor, Julia Faye. 1923
47 Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Blanche Sweet, Conrad Nagel, Stuart Holmes. 1924
48 Tess of the Storm Country. Mary Pickford, Lloyd Hughes. 1922
49 That Royle Girl. Carol Dempster, Harrison Ford, W. C. Fields. 1925
50 A Thief in Paradise. Ronald Colman, Doris Kenyon. 1925
51 The Thief of Bagdad. Douglas Fairbanks, Anna May Wong, Julanne Johnston, Brandon Hurst, Mathilde Comont, Sojin. 1924
52 The Third Degree. Dolores Costello. 1926
53 Thorns and Orange Blossoms. Edith Roberts, Kenneth Harlan. 1922
54 Three Bad Men. George O'Brien, Olive Borden. 1926
55 Three Faces East. Jetta Goudal, Robert Ames. 1926
56 The Three Musketeers. Douglas Fairbanks, Marguerite De La Motte. 1921
57 Three Weeks. Conrad Nagel, Aileen Pringle. 1924
58 Three Wise Fools. Craig Biddle, Eleanor Boardman, Claude Gillingwater, Alec B. Francis, William H. Crane. 1923
59 Three Women. Lew Cody, Pauline Frederick, May McAvoy, Pierre Gendron. 1924
60 Tiger Love. Antonio Moreno, Estelle Taylor. 1924
61 Tin Gods. Thomas Meighan, Renee Adoree. 1926
62 To Have and to Hold. Theodroe Kosloff, Bert Lytell, W. J. Ferguson, Betty Compson. 1922
63 To the Ladies. Edward Horton. 1923
64 Tol'able David. Ernest Torrance. 1921
65 Topsy and Eva. Rosetta Duncan, Vivian Duncan. 1927
66 The Torrent [or Ibanez' Torrent]. Greta Garbo, Ricardo Cortez, Martha Mattox. (Tom Mix) (The Volga Boatman) 1926
67 The Trail of '98. Tully Marshall, Ralph Forbes, Harry Carey, Johnny Downs, Dolores Del Rio. (Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey) 1929
68 Trilby. Andre Lafayette, Arthur Edmund Carew. (Uncle Tom's Cabin, Phantom of the Opera) 1923
69 Triumph. Leatrice Joy, Rod La Rocque. 1924
70 True as Steel. Aileen Pringle, Huntley Gordon. 1924
71 Two Arabian Nights. Mary Astor, Gilbert Roland. 1927
72 Two Lovers. Vilma Banky, Ronald Colman. (Margaret Mann, Nancy Carroll) 1928
73 Two Shall Be Born. Jane Novak. 1924
74 Uncle Tom's Cabin. James B. Lowe, George Siegman, John Roche, Aileen Manning. 1927
75 The Understanding Heart. Joan Crawford. 1927
76 The Unholy Three. Lon Chaney, Mae Busch, Victor McLaglen, Harry Earles. 1925
77 The Unknown. Lon Chaney. 1927
78 The Unknown Soldier. Henry Walthall, Marguerite De La Motte. 1926
79 Up in Mabel's Room. Marie Prevost, Harrison Ford. 1926
80 Upstage. Norma Shearer, Oscar Shaw. 1926
81 Vanity Fair. Eleanor Boardman, Harrison Ford, Mabel Ballin, George Walsh, Hobart Bosworth. 1923
82 Variety. Emil Jannings, Lya De Putti, Warwick Warde. 1925
83 Venus of Venice. Constance Talmadge, Anotnio Moreno. (White Gold) 1927
84 The Voice from the Minaret. Norma Talmadge, Eugene O'Brien. 1923
85 The Volga Boatman. William Boyd, Elinor Fair, Arthur Rankin, Victor Varconi. 1926
86 The Wanderer. William Collier, Jr., Greta Nissen, Kathryn Hill, Kathlyn Williams, Ernest Torrance, Tyrone Power. 1926
87 Wanderer of the Wasteland. Jack Holt, Billie Dove, Noah Beery. 1924
88 The Waning Sex. Norma Shearer. 1926
89 Watch Your Step. Cullen Landis, Patsy Ruth Miller. 1922
90 The Way of All Flesh. Emil Jannings, Belle Bennett, Phyllis Haver. (Variety, Rough House Rosie) 1927
91 The Wedding March. Eric von Stroheim, ZaSu Pitts, Fay Wray, George Fawcett. 1928
92 We're in the Navy Now. Wallace Beery, Chester Conklin, Raymond Hatton. 1926
93 West of the Water Tower. Glenn Hunter, May McAvoy, Ernest Torrance. 1924
94 What Price Glory. Barry Norton, Edmund Lowe, Dolores Del Rio, Victor McLaglen. (Publicity Madness) 1926
95 When a Man Loves. Dolores Costello. 1927
96 When Knighthood Was in Flower. Marion Davies, Lynn Harding, Forrest Stanley. 1922
97 The Whip Woman. Antonio Moreno, Estelle Taylor, Hedda Hopper, Lowell Sherman. (The Showdown) 1928
98 White Gold. Jetta Goudal, Kenneth Thomson, George Nichols. (The Last Command) 1927
99 The White Rose. Mae Marsh, Ivor Novello, Carol Dempster. 1923
100 The White Sister. Lillian Gish, J. Barney Sherry, Ronald Colman. 1923
101 Why Worry? Harold Lloyd, John Aasen, Jobyna Ralston. 1923
102 Wild Oranges. Frank Mayo, Virginia Valli, Charles Post, Nigel De Brulier, Ford Sterling. 1924
103 The Wind. Lillian Gish, Montagu Love, Lars Hanson, William Orlamond. (The Patriot, A Woman's Way, Rose Marie, Riders of the Dark) 1928
104 Wings. Buddy Rogers, Clara Bow, Richard Arlen. (Adam and Evil; Smile, Brother, Smile) 1929
105 The Winning of Barbara Worth. Ronald Colman, Vilma Banky, Gary Cooper. (Eddie Cantor) 1926
106 Within the Law. Norma Talmadge, Jack Mulhall. 1923
107 A Woman of Paris. Adolphe Menjou, Edna Purviance, Lydia Knott, Charles French. 1923
108 The Woman Who Walked Alone. Dorothy Dalton, Milton Sills. 1922
109 The Yellow Lily. Billie Dove, Clive Brook. (Camilla Horn) 1928
110 You Never Know Women. Florence Vidor. 1926
111 Zaza. Gloria Swanson, H. B. Warner 1923
Individual Performers
112 John Barrymore. n.d.
113 Marion Davies. (J. Warren Kerrigan)
114 Dorothy & Lillian Gish. (Renee Adoree)
115 Harold Lloyd. (Mildred Davis)
116 Pola Negri.
117 Norma Shearer.
118 Gloria Swanson.
119 Norma Talmadge.
Grouped Performers (Alphabetical)
120 "A": Mary Alden, Claire Ames, George Arliss. (Erich von Stroheim, John Barrymore) n.d.
121 "B": Wallace Beery, Madge Bellamy, Clara Bow, William Boyd, Betty Bronson.
122 "C": Alice Calhoun, Lon Chaney, Ronald Colman, Betty Compson, Jackie Coogan. (Florence Vidor)
123 "0": Alice Day, Elliot Dexter, Patterson Dial, Billie Dove, Marie Dresser. (Ralph Graves, Estelle Taylor)
124 "E": Helen Jerome Eddy.
125 "F": Charles Farrell, Alice Faye, Felix the Cat, W. J. Ferguson, Ralph Forbes, Harrison Ford.
126 "G": Corinne Griffith. (pictorial of home).
127 "H": Neil Hamilton, Milton Holmes.
128 "J": Leatrice Joy, Alice Joyce.
129 "K": Buster Keaton, Barbara Kent, Mary Kornman. (Our Gang).
130 "L": Barbara La Marr, Jackie Logan, Merna Loy. (Virginia Valli)
131 "M": Charles Emmett Mack, Percy Marmont, Adolphe Menjou, Colleen Moore, Antonio Moreno.
132 "N": Greta Nissen, Ramon Novarro.
133 "0": George O'Brien. (Kenneth Thompson)
134 "p": Kathryn Perry, Mary Philbin, Mary Pickford. (Hallam Cooley)
135 "R": Mrs. Wallace Reid, Irene Rich, Buddy Rogers, Gilbert Roland.
136 "S": Joseph Schildkraut, Milton Sills.
137 "T": Conway Tearle.
138 "V": Victor Varconi, Florence Vidor, King Vidor, Erich von Stroheim.
139 "W": H. B. Warner, Lois Wilson.
140 Unidentified performers and scenes.
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