PCL MS 093 Leo S. Rosencrans Collection

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Rosencrans, Leo S. “PCL MS 093 Leo S. Rosencrans Collection.” Finding Aids. BGSU University Libraries, 8 July 2021, lib.bgsu.edu/finding_aids/items/show/2663. Accessed 17 June 2025.

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TitlePCL MS 093 Leo S. Rosencrans Collection
CreatorRosencrans, Leo S.
Introduction

The Leo S. Rosencrans Collection consists of approximately 18 linear feet of manuscript materials. The collection was donated to the Browne Popular Culture Library by Leo S. Rosencrans in 1976. This collection is largely unprocessed, but may be accessed by contacting the BPCL reference email.  The collection has no restrictions placed on its use for scholarly purposes. Researchers are responsible for securing copyright permission when using all unpublished manuscripts and published works found in this collection.

Biographical SketchLeo S. Rosencrans (1896-1989) was a native of Findlay, Ohio. After receiving his degree from Findlay College in 1916, he spent several years as a Redpath Chautauqua performer and radio writer before turning to screenplays. Mr. Rosencrans wrote primarily industrial and trade films, winning five Oscars in the 16mm field for his work. One of his films, Unfinished Rainbows, featured a young Alan Ladd and dramatized the story of the history of aluminum.
Scope and ContentThe collection includes manuscripts and radio and film screenplays from across Leo S. Rosencrans' long and prolific career. The screenplays vary wildly in subject and are primarily non-fictional or documentary. The items were primarily written on spec for specific companies or events. Researchers interested in industrial history, popular culture, corporate history, or mid-20th century US history will find a wealth of material here.
InventoryAn inventory of the collection was complete in 1998. However, due to issues with obsolete software, it was rendered improperly when converted. Below is our best reconstruction of that inventory, which may contain inconsistencies.


Box 1
Title Description Date
Three thirds of a nation. mimeographed script for motion picture; a cinematic mural on 7 screens at once; produced and presented at the New York World's Fair; author's  handwritten note on title page; photograph. 1939
Western Hydraulic, Limited Proposal for a sales promotion motion picture, 2 carbons; prepared for Weston Hydraulic, Ltd. division of Borg-Warner Corp.; correspondence with:  Jerry Fairbanks, Michael Gradle. 1964
Eyes for the little worlds. Original script for motion picture on microchemistry; prepared for Westinghouse Science Shorts. 1942
One-handed clock. Mimeographed script for motion picture presented by Westinghouse. 1942
Man who struck it rich. Carbon copy script for motion picture; presented by Western Airline and its major suppliers. 1960
Take a sun break. Carbon copy script for a sales promotion motion picture presented  by Western Air Lines; proposal for motion  picture; correspondence with: Mason Mallory, Jerry Fairbanks, Roger Fleming; list of people connected  with Western Air Lines. 1959-1966
Stopability. Photocopied script for sound motion picture; the performance story of Fisk Safety-light truck tires; proposed for the Fisk Tire Co., Inc. n.d.
Who is Holden D. Bagg? Mimeographed script for motion picture; a franchise film for tire  dealers with dramatized selling; presented by the Dayton Rubber Manu. Co.; photograph; photocopy of frame contents and sound tape. 1941
More power to you! Photocopy of script for motion picture (27 minutes); prepared for the Getty Oil Co. 1972-1973
Leading role.                                                        Mimeographed script for motion picture ; the story of welded steel tubing; prepared for the Formed Steel Tube Institute. 1950
World in a glass. Mimeographed script for motion picture; the story of gin; prepared for Hiram Walker 1946
Keep your gin up. Carbon copy script for motion picture for package store dealers; prepared for Hiram Walker. 1946
Old oaken barrel. Mimeographed script for motion picture; the story of the barrel and the blend that is imperial; prepared for Hiram Walker. n.d.
California walnut growers association Proposal for a sound motion picture for this association. n.d.
Big business. Mimeographed script; a proposal for the U.S. Steel Corp.; correspondence with Charles M Underhill. 1957
Treatise and a treatment. Script for motion picture prepared for the U.S. Senate Youth Program. n.d.
Trouble by the truckload. Carbon copy of manuscript; recommendation for a motion picture; prepared for the United States Rubber Co. 1949
Soul of cooperation. All cartoon movie script; prepared for the Office of Economic Opportunity. 1969
Handle with care Preliminary script for a motion picture training film; prepared for the U.S. Navy 1971
Mount Clemons story. Carbon script on how one town handled its job of community relations with its service men; prepared for the U.S. Air Force; rated best  community relations movie made during WWII. 1951
Box 2
Title Description Date
Things I never knew before about shoes. Mimeographed script for a sound motion picture; prepared for the United Shoe Machinery Corp.; author: Lowell Thomas. n.d.
Blindfold drivers. Mimeographed script for a sound slide film in 2 parts; second part, "How to keep a lighthouse"; present by United Motors. n.d.
Fathers are like that. Script for a 15-minute radio drama for the Union Mutual Life Co. (Guenther-Gradford Agency); rough draft with corrections; carbon of final draft; carbon of episode one, “Memories”; magazine advertisement. 1934
Under age. Alternate title:  "Dance band wife"; outline; handwritten note from author. n.d.
Digging for profits. Solid Shank Tools final script for a 15 minute sound slide film on Shovels; rough draft by another writer; presented by the American Fork & Hoe   Co. n.d.
Trademarks and grade marks. mimeographed script for motion picture; prepared for True Temper American n.d.
American checks his bearings. photocopy of script for sound motion picture; presented by the of correction list; correspondence with Timken  Co. n.d.
Timken Roller Bearing Co.; page   1949
To have and to hold. Script for motion picture on motivation  for Thompson Products.  
  mimeographed indoctrination and a reminder; presented  by 1949
Texas Insurance Advisory Association.                               Photocopy of proposal for a motion picture; rough draft of proposal; author's handwritten notes; correspondence with: Jerry Fairbanks, Jack Mullen, Ken Bennett. 1956
Story of a star Photocopy script for a documentary motion picture prepared for the Texas Co.; photograph 1954-1955
It's the little things that count. Carbon copy script for a sound motion picture for sales people, buyers, and store executives prepared for Talon, Inc.; correspondence with: MC. KirscC.W. Hanson, Jim Donnelly; history of Talon, Inc.; carbon copy of motion picture recommendation; notes on men's clothing film. 1942
Swift & Co. Proposals for motion picture; correspondence with: Ray Weber, Jerry Fairbanks. 1957-1959
Wives are funny that way. Mimeographed script for an entertaining-selling sound slide film for consumer showings; presented by the Surface Combustion Corp. 1941
Topper takes a tip. Mimeographed script for a sales training motion picture; prepared  for Talon, Inc. n.d.
Successful farming.                                                 Mimeographed script for sound motion picture, "The A.B.C. of the  R.F.D."; published by the Meredith Pub. Co. n.d.
Box 3
Title Description Date
Yesterday, today and tomorrow.   mimeographed script on the story of preserved foods; presented by the House of Heinz; proposal to H.J. Heinz Co. for a new picture in the Heinz motion picture program and  proposed revision in the 3rd reel of the old picture "Yesterday, today and tomorrow"; brief discussion and treatment  outline  of a motion picture for Heinz baby food; (cont.). 1940-1955
Yesterday, today and tomorrow. II. Correspondence with: Franklin Bell, Alvin Adams, Ben Anderson; newspaper clippings; magazine articles 1940-1955
Tomorrow is here.                                                   Mimeographed script for a slide film on improved food retailing;   presented by the HJ. Heinz Co. in cooperation with the Progressive Grocer. 1941
Big delivery wagon. connection with "The big photocopies script to be shown in kitchen"; prepared for the H.J. Heinz Co. 1951
Gift ofTs'ai Lun-paper mimeographed script revised version;  presented by the Hammermill Paper Co. 1949-1950
Education against violence.  I. Notes preliminary to discussion; resume of Dr. Frederick Hacker of The Hacker Clinic; manuscript introducing "a new program, anew adventure in   education-and in living"; treatment for the pilot film for teachers; pages for inclusion in the teachers manual; drafts for film #1-''Half a candy bar is     better than a punch in the nose" (cont.). 1969
Education against violence. II. Correspondence with: Raymond Wallenstein, Jerry Fairbanks, Frederick Hacker; newspaper clippings. 1969
What can we do about it?  (The threat of communism). Script prepared for the National Education program; one of three scripts on communism; pamphlet. 1963
What is communism? Script prepared for the National Education Program; one of three scripts on communism; pamphlet. 1963
What is the difference between communism and socialism? Script prepared for the National Education Program; one of three scripts on communism; pamphlet on communism. 1963
We hold these truths Mimeographed shooting script for color movie; prepared for and     about Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas; photograph; correspondence with:  Dr.  George Benson; Howard Bennett; James Bales; issue of the Washington  News Beat-August 1963, vol. 10, #8. 1962-1963
Master etchings. Mimeographed script for a sound slide film for Fostoria Glass. n.d.
Tom Dooley, jungle doctor. Script for new series of 1/2 hour dramas for television; newspaper clippings. n.d.
How to get rich. Carbon proposal for a program combining TV, merchandising, public relations, and group selling for the Ford Motor Co.; mimeographed script for motion picture on the incentive plan of compensation; summary of the findings and recommendations of the industrial relations department; correspondence with: Ralph Cattell, McGinniss & Smead; listing of car dealers 1947-1949
1952 Indianapolis race picture.                                      Carbon for a suggested treatment; prepared for the Firestone Tire  and Rubber Co. n.d.
Speedway. Mimeographed script for motion picture of the Indianapolis race to in1roduce appearance of Wilbur Shaw; prepared for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. n.d.
Box 4
Title Description Date
Some do - and some don't! Script for sound slide film prepared for Josam Manu. Co. for use by the Crane Co. 1942
New profits &om  copytesting. Mimeographed script for a sound slide film for advertisers and advertising men; presented by the Family Circle Magazine. n.d.
Johnson Wax-75th anniversary. Motion picture for Johnson Wax 75th anniversary; script for motion picture; notes on script; objectives;  correspondence with: William Sterling; Robert Kemper; Ken Snyder. 1960
Pledge-glo-coat-jubilee. A presentation to Johnson's Wax on three products. 1960
Home is a picture of you.  Copy of script for an educational motion picture in color on good grooming for the home; presented by Johnson Wax; written by Richard P. Creyke. 1959
John Price Jones Company. Booklet on J.P. Jones Co. survey, analysis, and plan; comments on proposed affiliation of Jerry Fairbanks Productions with JPJC, Inc.; "The why of a motion picture";  a sampling of client comments on JPJC services; partial list of clients assisted by JPJC; correspondence with: Ralph Bishop, Charles Anger, Robert Johnson; Edwin Tuthill. 1960-1968
Making of steel. Discussion of the proposed new educational motion picture program for Jones & Laughlin n.d.
Invisible force. Carbon script; presented by the Insurance Information Institute. 1962
Silver opportunity. NOTE: material is water damaged-first page of script is destroyed; photograph destroyed; mimeographed script for the International Silver Co.; photograph. n.d.
International Nickle Company, Inc. Prospective movie; historical approach to a corporate image movie; documentary approach to a corporate image movie; correspondence with: Marine Research Laboratory;  Jerry Fairbanks; Sam Sandroff; handwritten notes; book slip; magazine articles 1969
Anvil mine project. Discussion and suggested treatment outline for a documentary motion picture for the Anvil Mining Corp., Ltd. n.d.
Day in Dodo County. Carbon copy script – a suggestion for editing and completing comedy production for a 1-reel; prepared for the International Harvester Co. n.d.
Practical magic. Mimeographed script; presented by the International Harvester Co.; advance release newsletter; author's handwritten notes. n.d.
Main line of mid-America. Mimeographed script commemorating Illinois Central Railroad's centennial celebration; presented by the lllinois Central Railroad; glossary of R.R. slang; newspaper clipping; Western Pacific milepost memo (2); correspondence with: Robert Kemper, Jack Mullen, Clifford Massoth, George Crowson, Don Powers. 1949-1955
Holiday Inns-John Cleghorn Agency. Correspondence with John Cleghorn;  Malcolm  Dooley; pamphlets  about Holiday Inns; name list (author's handwriting); Inn locations booklet; promotional sheet. 1963
Heinz conservation for war effort. Individual scenarios for war-time conservation: "Blondie packs a lunch box"; "A guide to wartime cooking"; "Plan the lunch box meal"; "Tips on food management"; "Leftover foods"; "Nine-point plan for wartime eating"; information articles; author's handwritten notes; newspaper clippings; magazine articles; correspondence with Franklin Bell.              n.d.
Ever since Eden. Mimeographed script for sound motion picture; presented by the House of Heinz; photograph. n.d.
Box 5
Title Description Date
One-a-day vitamins. Carbon proposal for a motion  picture  to accelerate the purchase  of the vitamins; correspondence with Robert Kemper. n.d.
Merle Norman Cosmetics. Carbon of a discussion of a sales promotional motion picture. 1958
Movie about home gardening Script sponsored by Men’s Garden Club of America in cooperation with seed, fertilizer and insecticide companies and manufacturers of gardening aids and implements whose products will be featured. n.d.
Story of meehanite metal and better castings. Mimeographed script; presented by the Meebanite Research Institute of America, Inc. 1945
Deliver us from evil. Carbon script, 1st draft; the story of Medico and dedicated to the memory of Dr. Thomas A Dooley. 1961    
These are your years. Script for a public image motion  picture; presented by  the Medical College of South Carolina. 1966-1967
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Carbon proposal for a sound motion picture n.d.
Welding comes to the farm. Mimeographed script for a demonstration of farm welding in motion  pictures; for public showings and welder training; presented by the Lincoln  Electric; Co.; also contains script, "County fair." 1947    
Magic wand Mimeographed theatrical short on arc welding; presented by the Lincoln Electric Co. 1945    
Incentive management plan. Script for motion picture; note from reader. n.d.
Warpage control in welding. Suggested treatment outline prepared for the Lincoln Electric Co. n.d.
But more than this. Script for a corporate motion picture; prepared for Eli Lilly & Co. 1968
How much is a miracle? Carbon script for an institutional motion picture; written for Eli Lilly & Co.; promotional flyer. 1965
King's X. Carbon  script  for  proposed  motion  picture;  written  for  Liberty correspondence with Liberty Mutual Insurance  Co. 1941
Air taxi.                                                Script for picture presented by the National Air Taxi Conference; outline-working form and final carbon; correspondence. 1957-1959
Latfalogues. Carbon copy of script; working draft; reel timing sheet; notes. n.d.
Kemper. Correspondence with Robert F. Kemper. 1960-1961
Knott's Berry Farm Story ideas for various prospects;  magazine article and pamphlets on Knott's ghost town; Knott's memL 1957
Cheese family album. Mimeographed script on the story of cheese in a sound motion picture; In Technicolor; presented by Kraft Foods Co.; author's notes on title  page; photographs. 1948
On this foundation. Mimeographed script for an institutional motion picture; presented by the Kraft Foods Co. 1947
Box 6
Title Description Date
Man from Pennsylvania.         Mimeographed script for a sound slide film on the Penn-Craft extension service for showing to dealers and fleet owners; presented by the Pennsylvania Rubber Co. 1947    
CoWlter-attack. script for film; presented by Parke, Davis & Co. 1963-1965
Parke, Davis and Company. NOTE: material is water damaged
carbon copy proposal for a new  public relations motion picture; page of author's handwritten notes; film-strip sound platter from the Presbyterian Hospital of Taegu, Korea; newspaper clippings; magazine articles; correspondence.		 1969
Packard story. Mimeographed scenario of a sound slide film; prepared for the Packard Motor Car Co. 1948
Optimist International. Amotion picture; rough draft of proposal; proposal for correspondence with jack Mullen; Optimist International Newsletter. 1956
Take a good look. Script for dealership promotional movie on the value-rated used car program; presented by Oldsmobile. 1962
Lady and the rocket Script for a new car movie; presented by Oldsmobile; treatment outline;  list of actors and actresses who are prospects for commercials; announcement meetings "Action act"; correspondence; newspaper clippings. 1952-1956
Styled in California. Carbon of treatment outline for a 15 minute film; prepared for Montgomery Ward & Co. n.d.
World is yours. Photocopy script for screenplay on the of Montgomery Ward. 1958
Montgomery Ward Notes and treatment outline; biographical  statistics on Lowell Brown; resume of breakdown for a Long Beach catalog; correspondence; newspaper clipping of M Ward; Russian footage needed for Ward's show. 1958-1959
Shock treatment. Mimeographed script for a 20-minute motion picture to show filling station menthat:Moame shock absorbers are easy to sell, install, and profitable to handle; presented by the Monroe Auto Equipment Co.; photograph. 1948
Road to better living Script for a color movie; prepared for the Mortgage Bankers Assoc. of America; list of people connected with the association; notes for changes; correspondence. 1959    
With this ring Mimeographed master copy of script for color movie; carbon copies of synopsis; list of cast; preliminary outline for Miller Brewing co.          institutional motion picture; outline-symphony sequence; script of the narration; voice over sheets; background sheets; magazine articles; photograph in folder with author's note; correspondence. 1953-1957
How to live longer and like it! 3 copies of carbon manuscript; list on how to stop worrying;   magazine article; author's handwritten notes; correspondence with:  Jerry Fairbanks, Fenton McHugh. 1954
Box 7
Title Description Date
Pukka tecbnicolor dealer meeting. National audio visual assoc. convention script; proposed sample letter to J.J. Jones; correspondence with Jerry Fairbanks. 1969   
Profit outlook center. goal sheet for film;correspondence. 1965
How to drive a woman crazy. NOTE:  material  is water damaged.   mimeographed (selling) script for slide film; presented by Premier Cleaner Division of General Ele1ric Co.;   also contains script, ''Lowell Thomas meets the premier.11 1946
Plymouth jubilee. carbon copy of script; presented by Plymouth Division of photograph. 1937    
Right for first place. mimeographed script for introductory  picture presented by Plymouth 1939
Look at all two. mimeographed script for an introductory picture; presented by the  Plymouth Division of the Chrysler Corp 1939
Duracron. carbon copy discussion of a sales solicitation film and package (2); prepared for Pittsburgh Plate Galss Co.; correspondence with:  Jeny                                                                  Geraghty; G.A Elkan; MA Bradley; John Green. 1961
  Pittsburgh. portrait-The hearth of America. discussion of a motionpicture·for PiUsburgh's Bicentennial  Assoc.; author's handwritten notes; correspondence with: George Kelly; Staton  Webb; newspaper and magazine clippings. 1958
Bride found out. mimeographed script for sound slide film; presented by the consumers; also contains script, "Jasper  finds out, tool" n.d.
? Perfection Stove Co.; for dealers and ??? n.d.
Hottest line in town. mimeographed script-#3 in a series of three sound slide films;              prepared for the Perfection Stove Co. & Co.; for  gasoline dealers. 1941
Prospectin. mimeographed script for sound slide film for R.L. Polk n.d.
Going our way?                                                      script for a 3-reel motion picture on Parke-Davis and its place inthe world of pharmacy; prepared for Parke, Davis, & Co.; author's note on title page. 1954
They seek adventure. from "Going our way1" for Parke-Davis & Co.; script lifted presentedby Warner Bros. 1955
Box 8
Title Description Date
Parenthood. notes and draft on parenthood. n.d.
Box 9
Title Description Date
Times of our life. carbon copy official draft; "The dissemination of news"; story of the gathering and prepared for the NY Times. 1955
Big question. original script and revisions; correspondence; pamphlets; photographs. 1959-1960
Nature control final script; layout draft for title page; pamphlet. n.d.
Through a modern looking glass. carbon final script-blue pages; prepared for Nutrilite Products, Inc. 1959
This is your company. carbon script; prepared for Nutrilite Products, Inc. 1959
National vitamin foundation. copy of proposal and treatment outline prepared for the film committee; handwritten note from LSR. 1952
What oil does in-to-and for a motor. carbon final script; photograph. 1943
National manufacturers association. carbons of proposals; correspondence; magazine clippng. 1953
National Geographic. carbon proposals for translating the unique story of the National ? - a series of distinguished films; forms; distribution; correspondence; newspaper and magazine clippings 1965
Sometimes you need a specialist mimeographed copy of final script; a sound slide film prepared for the National Electric Coil Co.; photograph. 1942    
Twenty-six hour day. final script file copy of order for film correspondence; pamphlet advertising film produced for; 'Ibe National Car Rental System photograph; script for a personnel training sales promotion motion picture. 1959-1960 
Magic wheel. final script; presented the National Cash Register Co.; photographs. 1952
Little man who wants to know. loose pages; treatment carbon outline of a motion picture on "The story of precision 11 exemplified in such amazing degree in the factory of   the National Cash Register Co. n.d.
Wise crackers a four-minute short subject in Technicolor; rough draft; final script; prepared for the National Biscuit Co.; newspaper clipping. n.d.
Los Angeles Civic Center. proposed motion picture guided tour of the Music Center of Los Angeles County; correspondence with Jerry Fairbanks. 1966-1967 
Jack Mullen Correspondence 1956-1961
Box 10
Title Description Date
New Willard  proposition. mimeographed proposal for Willard Storage Battery Co. n.d.
Fare enough. Mimeographed scripts; also contains script, “new quiz kid”; parts 1 & 2 for the sound slide films on the motivation and instruction of taxicab drivers; prepared for the Yellow Cab Co.; photographs 1945
Workhorses on the farm. mimeographed script; also containsscript, "Workhorses of industry”; prepared for Willys-Overland; photograph. 1949
We learn to read Reading levels sent from Beverly Hills Unified School District; correspondence with Jerry Fairbanks; script pt. 1 draft; proposal for reading program; Dolch basic sign vocabulary sheet; multiplication rock flyer; newspaper and magazine clipping. 1971-1975
They seek adventure. theatricalpresssheets;note from sender (Anne); film is a Warner Bros. featurette; adapted from screenply by LSR. 1969
America forme. final copy of script-in Technicolor; prepared for Greyhound Lines. 1952
Box 11
Title Description Date
Willard prevue. mimeographed script for screenplay for theWillard Storage Battery Co. n.d.
Inside stuff. mimeographed script for screenplay for the Willard Storage Battery Co.; promotional press sheet for "Down Liberty Road" n.d.
Two orfunts. script for screenplay prepared for Deere & Co. with author's note  on title page; photographs; newspaper clipping. 1943
Uneasy money. carbon script for screenplay prepared for the Chrysler Corp., Dodge n.d.
Super-super-salesman. Mimeographed script for screenplay prepared for the Chrysler Corporation, De Soto Division, starring Fibber McGee & Molly; photograph n.d.
B.F. Goodrich Research Center. carbon script of the discussion of the proposed motion picture on  the new research center. n.d.
Selling house to house. carbon script; series of slide films for the American Stove Co.:"Getting in";"Staging your demons1ration"; "Capitalizing on objections"; "Using the user." n.d.
Diagnosing every prospect. mimeographed script; a series of slide fllms for the American Stove Co.: "After you Dr. Kildare"; "Automatic Cooking"; "Certified performance"; "And you save money"; "The beauty of it"; "Vitamin Cooking"; photograph. n.d.
Truck that tips its cab to service. mimeographed script; preparedfor the White Motor Co. 1949
Box 12
Title Description Date
Have you heard? manuscript with occasional corrections; educational radio programs, U.S. Office of Education. 1937
Willard  Battery  Storage Company correspondence. 1952
Don't fizzle-sizzle! carbon copy of script; proposal of a franchise film (sound slidefilm) for Willard Storage Battery Co. n.d.
Balance of power. script·for screenplay with corrections; prepared for Willard Storage Battery Co. n.d.
Story of the storage battery mimeographed script for screenplay; prepared for Willard Storage Battery.Co. 1946
Punk burns 'em up. mimeographed script for screenplay; author's note on title page; prepared for Willard Storage Battery Co.; photographs. n.d.
Speck on a spot. carbon script for screenplay; prepared for Willard Storage Battery Co.; author's note on title page; photographs. n.d.
Wild life! carbon script; new television series of man & theanbna Uringdmnin cooperation with the Fish & Wildlife Service the U.S. Forrest Service. n.d.
Dan Dope goes to town- halfway script for screenplay; prepared for Willard Storage Battery Co.;   photograph. n.d.
Same old stuff. mimeographed script for screenplay prepared for Willard Storage Battery Co.; author's note on title page; photograph. n.d.
Facts about price. Mimeographed script for screenplay; prepared for the Willard Storage Battery Co. 1949
Battery for today mimeographed script for screenplay announcing the new Willard  Super Master with Metalex; prepared for the Willard Storage Battery Co. 1950
Box 13
Title Description Date
Film und frau magazine printed in·German. 1960
Industrial film is projecting better image article by Kay Bartlett in Los Angeles Times, Monday July 12, 1976; author's note about article. 1976
Journal of producers guild of America. December '75 issue; March '76 issue. 1975-1976
48th annual Academy Awards-rules. book of voting rules. 1975
History of Hollywood. illustrated book of Hollywood through the years. n.d.
Jerry Fairbanks promotional sheets. promotional sheets with letters from  executives  who have had movies made by Fairbanks; Jerry Fairbanks Productions promotional sheets. 1953-1954
Academy of motion picture arts & science. Information bulletin for membership screening information, for screening program. 1976
American cinemeditor. vol.  24, no. 2-summer '74 issue; vol. 25, no. 3-fall 75 issue;  vol. 25, no. 4-winter '75/'76 issue; vol. 26, no. 1-spring '76 issue. 1974-1976
Bulletin of the Academy of motion picture arts &Sciences newsletter; #9, fall 75 issue; #12, summer '76 issue. 1975-1976
33rd annual Academy Awards presentation. Committee and Short Subjects program for presentation; LSR appeliR'don Documentary Awards Awards Executive Committee. 1961
American Film-journal of the film and television arts. magazine vol. 1, #1, October issue. 1975
Action directors guild of America magazine-vol. 4, #4, July-August issue. 1969
motion picture pamphlets. The Margaret  Herrick  Library of the Academy  of Motion  Picture Arts and Science; reminder list of eligible releases-48th annual Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences,'75; Motion picture, TV & Theatre Directory, fall'73. 19731975
Wilding newsletters. newsletters from Wilding Pictw'e Productions, Inc. 1947-1951
Reel-News. magazine on film making n.d.
Box 14
Title Description Date
Two sided triangle. NOTE:  some material is water damaged. magazine-New York vol. 1, #38, Dec., '68; vol. 2, #23, June, '69; magazine articles; newspaper clippings; revised outlines; notes-typed and handwritten; bibliography; acknowledgements; manuscript titled, "The peculiar mating  habits of H. Sap. Americanus," by Gunther Wilde. 1968-1969
Spoiled priest. manuscript under working title, "A man of the collar"; correspondence with: Bernhardt Hurwood; Gabriel Longo 1962-1966
Buttermilk shoals. final script for KOA-Denver, NBC. n.d.
Creatures from the negative. NOTE:  some material is water damaged.  working file; discards,  rewritten pages; an expanded synopsis  by Bernhardt  J. Hurwood from st01y idea otlvan  Reiner-3 copies;  notes, handwritten and typed; synopsis with notes. n.d.
Legend of Amaluk. NOTE:  material is water-damaged;    promotional letter; promotional  flyer-photocopied; fact sheet; comment cards ofNov. 8, 11, 1972; photocopy of newspaper clipping; summaries-pages stick together because of water damage. 1972
Speaking of animals and Charlie McCarthy. 2 carbon copies of script; co-author: Gerald S. Sindell n.d.
Box 15
Title Description Date
Popular photography. vol. 41, #3, Sept. '57 issue; vol. 4,#5, Nov. '57 issue; published by Ziff-Davis Pub. Co., NY. 1957
Arts and vanities magazine. published by All-Arts Group, Inc., Wilmington, Del. n.d.
Art lovers’ monthly v. 2, no. 5; May 1926; published by Art pub. Inc., NY 1926
Art & beauty. Vol. TI, #5, July, 1926; published by King Pub., Co., Wilmington,  Del. 1926
Art classics Magazine published by King Pub. Co., Wilmington, Del. n.d.
Art studio life. vol. 1, #8, July 21-August 18, 1926; published by All-Arts Group, Inc., Wilmington, Del. 1926
Arts, Fads, Modes.                                                  V.1, no.4, May 15, 1926; published by Artists & Models Magazine, Inc., Wilmington, Del. 1926
Box 16
Title Description Date
Real screen fun with radio & Stage Fun July issue 1935
Take one Published by Unicorn Pub. Corp, Canada; various issues 1971-1977
Film comment various issues from years:  1973, 1976, 1980. 1973-1980
American film v. II, no. 5, March issue 1977
Gore creatures No. 21-22; published by Gary J. Svehla, Baltimore, MD 1972
Women & Film v. 1, no.3-4 1973
Sight Lines vol. 6, #3, Jan./Feb. issue; vol. 6,#5, May/June issue; published by Educational Film Library Assoc., NY. 1973
Film &broadcasting review. vol. 42, #1, January 1 issue; published by the Office for Film and Broadcasting of the U.S. Catholic Conference, NY. 1977
CTVD:  Cinema-TV Digest. no. 32 (vol. 8, no. 4), Spring issue; published by Hampton Books, Newberry, S.C. 1972
Discussion no. 1-Federico Fillini; no. 2-Rouben Mamoulian "Style is the man"; publication of the Center for Advanced Film Studies, Beverly Hills. 1970-1971
Film Library quarterly. published by Film Library Information   Council, NY.; v. 5, no.3, summer issue 1972
Box 17
Title Description Date
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus magazine. Full title.  Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Magazine and Daily Review; issues 1941, 1953-55; published by Joseph Mayer Publishers, Inc., New York 1941-1955
Box 18
Title Description Date
Gay Book Magazine, vol. 1, #3, spring issue 1934
Cosmopolitan Magazine, v. 140, #6, June issue 1956
Centerfolds-Varga-like. centerfold of Varga.-like drawing; Christmas tidings poem with Varga painting ftom Esquire magazine, 1945. 1945
New York Evening Graphic-Weekend edition. newspaper weekend supplements; various issues 1930
National Police Gazette. newspaper-Saturday, June 7, vol. 126, no. 2756. 1930
You don't stay first unless you're best. carbon copy shooting.script-1st draft, 2 copies; written for Pure-Pak Division of the Ex-cello Corp.; preliminary tbinJdngon proposed concept for apublic relations motion picture; newscaster format of script; "A talk about twins"--random thoughts; author's handwritten notes; correspondence with: John Saunders; Jerry Fairbanks; magazine article.      1964-1966
There's more than one way-. mimeographed script for a sound slide film for tank truck salesmen; presented by the  Pure  Oil  Co.;  photograph  (caption: "There's  more  than  one  way  to  skin  a Jap."); correspondence. 1942
Box 19-20
Title Description Date
Chautauqua-American Education. magazine issue March; note to see pages 22-25, 16-17, 21, and 26-29. 1975
Chautauqua-Saturday Review. magazine issue January 11; note for p. 122. 1969
Chautauqua-International Platform Association. summer newsletter, convention issue. 1958
Chautauqua-Harmonizer. magazine, Jan.-Feb. issue, vol. 32, #1 1972
Chautauqua-Herbert Petrie & his White Hussars program for Wednesday, January 20, 1937; newsletter, The Wabasher, February 1937, vol. 2, #2. 1937    
Chautauqua-Southern school assemblies. program introducing the 14th season. 1944-1945
Chautauqua-The Chautauquan. newspaper issues:  May 1975, May 1976. 1975-1976
Chautauqua-Lyceum Course. prospectus program of the YMCA Lycemn course in the high school auditorimn of Findlay, OR 1917-1918
Chautauqua-Musical Truth. magazine, vol. 24, #55, September issue. 1934
Chautauqua-Oberlin Tribune. newspaper, July 29, 1927, vol. 33, #42; chautauqua article, front   page. 1927
Chautauqua-Los Angeles Times, Calendar newspaper, August 8, 1976; note to see page 30. 1976
Chautauqua-Virgin Islands. manuscript with corrections. n.d.
Chautauqua-U.S. Navy Band program of concert, November 17, 1950; pamphlet on background and  history of the band. 1950
Chautauqua-Stunt book. photographs of a chautauqua and explanations. 1921
Chautauqua Correspondence from 1922, 1948, 1972 1922-1972
Chautauqua-Entertainment. photos and flyers of entertainment at cbautauquas. n.d.
Chautauqua-Redpath. PfQgGUDS; sion ticket; newspaper from 1932. 1915-1923
Chautauqua-Canadian. programs; flyers. 1929
Chautauqua-Swarthmore. ? 1925-1926
Chautauqua.,...posters. posters advertising upcoming chautauquas and/or entertainment provided n.d.
Chautauqua--miscellaneous programs, 1914-30. Random programs from the years: 1914, 1921, 1928-30; admission tickets. 1914-1930
Chautauqua-miscellaneous programs, 1941-76. random programs from years: 1941,1955, 1960, 1974..76; souvenir    program for centennial-1874-1974; information book, 1975. 1941-1976
Chautauqua newspaper clippings; random magazine articles 1927-1974
Chautauqua-Talent. the official publication of the international platfotm.association; various issues for years 1960-65; Talent handbook 1960-1965
Chautauqua-International Platform  Association. newsletter-amven1ion issue; March newsletter, 1958; flyer of officers and committee on associates, 1963-64; magazine-The Platform World, February, 1931, 1954-55. 1931-1964
Chautauqua-Talent, I.L.A Newsletters; Talent magazine; April, 1934, vol. 1, #4, June 1941, vol. 8, #3, August, 1941, vol. 8, #4; summer issue, August 1952. 1934-1952
Chautauqua-Community chautauqua  gram. newsletters for community chautauquas 1928-1929
Box 21
Title Description Date
Movie humor Magazine issue, Sept, 1937, vol. 4, #2; published by Ultem Publications 1937
Film fun Various issues 1924-1940
Box 22
Title Description Date
Calendars-Vargas. Calendars from: 1943; 1944; 1945; 1946 (2); 1947 with envelope; 1948 with envelope. 1943-1948
Calendar-Esquire. Calendar with envelope. 1948
Calendar-Petty girl Calendars for 1947 and 1948 with envelopes. 1947-1948
Jerry Fairbanks. "An important  announcement  to college and university administrators"--oct., 1961; list of JF Production personnel; birthday card; correspondence with Fairbanks; newspaper and magazine clippings. 1956-1962
Box 23
Title Description Date
Studebaker's crowning achievement                               carbon copy script for a suggested sound motion picture stage show for the Studebaker Corp. of America. n.d.
Studebabr Corp. Modernization pays. Mimeographed script for sound motion picture; prepared for the Standard Steel Spring Company n.d.
  COl'I'CSpOIIder; newspaper clippings. 1952
Blitz und brot. translation-Blitz and bread; food conversation and the National Nutrition Program; typed script with corrections. 1942
Hunger and history. Synopses of historical events; bibliography; typed synopses. n.d.
Modest miracle. The story> of vitamins and enriched bread; mimeographed script for motion picture; produced. with Standard Brands, Inc.; map of> the U.S.; meal plan for a week; good menu suggestions; nutrition poster; flyer from the Ohio Nutrition Committee; green vegetable flyer; list of meats for the "wartime table";  typed notes; newspaper clippings. 1941-1942
Southern. regional education board Correspondence 1959
First hundred years Script prepared for the Society for Savings; working draft; final  carbon draft. n.d.
Facts behind a "miracle". Carbon copy proposal for the Sinclair Refining Co. n.d.
Paint and people. Script draft with corrections for Sherwin-Williams; brief prefatory of company; author's handwritten notes; Sherwin-Williams paint flyers for  Kem-Tone; information sheet on general trade sales department about Kem-Tone; correspondence with Henry Prescott; newspaper clippings; magazine article. n.d.
Pacific story. Movie script. 1943
Box 24
Title Description Date
Photograph. Photo of Rosencrans with business card attached to back. n.d
Radio glossary. wordbook of terms used in the production of radio programs; from   the Office of Education, U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington D.C. 1936
Over the river, Charley. Typewritten script. n.d.
New York Life Insurance Company. Correspondence; newspaper article. 1960-1962
Presentations Presentations for motion pictures; promotional bulletin for making a movie; newsletter, “Behind the screen”; magazine article; correspondence n.d.
Cordry.  Insidious Fu NOTE:  Water damage; written by J. O'Hanlon; title page only. n.d.
2 plus 2. written by James O'Hanlon; manuscript of a short story n.d.
O’Hanlon Miscellaneous pages written by O'Hanlon. n.d.
Bubbles trouble. By James O'Hanlon; mimeographed script n.d.
Playback NOTE:  manuscript is water damaged; manuscript about the real Hollywood by James F. O'Hanlon. n.d.
George O'Hanlon show. Scripts for episodes #9, #16 (2), and #17; incomplete scripts; sketch and poem; picture of Rosencrans. 1949
Legend of Amaluk, an Arctic odyssey Newsletter for movie; newspaper clippings. 1976
Box 25
Title Description Date
All this and beauty, too script for the 1953 Chrysler new car engine. 1952
Has this ever happened to you? Script for the Chrysler Motors Corp. n.d.
Follow the leader. script for the 1954 Chrysler new car movie; photograph. 1953
Chrysler's new one hundred million dollar look. script for a movie for Chrysler dealers introducing the new 1955 Chryslers; photograph. 1954
Notes on a natural. notes for a new children's program for television n.d.
Danielle in the lions' den. photocopied script for a motion picture; presented for the Special Education Department, Archdiocese of Detroit by Christ Child Society, Detroit  chapter; outline of picture; correspondence; information on Christ Child Society; book promotional sheet; magazine clipping. 1969
Why give to the church? One page of a manuscript by Andrew S. Gill. n.d.
Freedom has grass roots. the story of the Chicago Board of Trade; mimeographed script for   motion picture 1948-1949
Paper come to life.                                                  Mimeographed script presented by the Champion paper and Fibre Co.; motion picture distribution  program. 1945
Safety is a state of mind. mimeographed presentation of an idea for a motion picture on safety for Carnegie lllinois Steel Corp. n.d.
Ralph Cattell. correspondence 1951-1952
Carling's black label beer.                                          Mimeographed script for 6 TV one minute commercials; prepared for the Brewing Corp. of America. 1950   
Eternally  yours. the story of wrought iron; mimeographed script for a motion picture; prepared for AM Byers Co.;  photograph. 1944   
C.H. Bradfield Correspondence; newspaper clipping; picture; without cows. suggested for the   Borden Co. 1945-1953
Ships Carbon copy script for a sound motion n.d.
Bethlehem Steel Company. Shooting outline for picture; correspondence with W.A Beck of  Bethlehem Steel. 1939  
Port of two brothers. Script for motion picture; prepared for the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism; handwritten note on title page from LSR n.d.
New star is born Carbon copy of outline of a proposed sound motion picture for the Electric Auto-Lite Co. n.d.
Bumper to bumper. outline of a proposed sound motion picture for the Electric Auto-Lite Co. n.d.
Letter to Moscow. Script for a motion picture; prepared for Armstrong Cork Co. 1959
Box 26
Title Description Date
New world in the Yukon. Complete shooting script and narration script; presented by the   Anvil  Mining Corp., Ltd. on the Anvil Mine project. 1969-1970
Charlie's baWlt Script for motion picture; prepared for AT&T; starring Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd; photographs; notes; correspondence; shooting schedule; draft pages. 1957    
Tom, Dick & Harriet. Cast sheet; film reports sheet; photographs; production Older   sheet; correspondence; script for a musical comedy theatrical short, pink pages; presented by the Bell System. 1959    
Satan's waitin'. script on an automobile safety movie; presented by AT&T. n.d.
Once upon a honeymoon. a 10 minute film musical to sell extra telephone script for services; color photographs; prepared for AT&T. 1956
Manner of speakjng script titled, "Telephone courtesy" changed to present title; note on title page; script with present title, master copy; flyer from telephone co.; prepared for AT&T. 1946-1959
Invisible diplomats. script of the new PBX movie to replace "The invisible receptionist"; prepared for AT&T. 1964
Century 21 Calling script n.d.
You can tell by the teller. mimeographed scenario for a slide-motion picture on the training of tellers; prepared for the Telephone Co. n.d.
If an elephant answered. script of a good usage-business film for the American-Telephone and Telegraph Co. 1965
Case of the missing phone.                                           script for motion picture for the Bell Telephone Co.; 2 working     drafts; final carbon draft. n.d.
Telephone famine. suggested outline for motion picture for AT&T; itinerary; correspondence with Joseph Cole. 1944
McCahill tests. for testing the 1958 Chrysler and the 1958 Imperial n.d.
Box 27
Title Description Date
Big bounce.                                                            carbon script for a film report on Bell Laboratories' experiments    with satellite communications; prepared for AT&T; co-author:  Robert F. Engel. 1960   
We learn about the telephone. carbon script for motion picture presented by the Bell System; master script 1963
Anatomy of an accident. Script for a movie presented by AT&T; won best safety movie of 1961; correspondence with Jerry Fairbanks; photocopied magazine article;   promotional packet for movie; photograph. 1961
Show time. I. script for picture for AT&T; newsletter from AT&T; postcard; press pass and flyer for Holland Tulip Time Festival; sheet music for, "Ting-a-ling it's spring" by Joe Lubin, 1963 Thayer Music Co.; magazine article;  correspondence with: Grant Spi; Orville Fouse;  Paul  Rose;  Joe Kay; Jim  Bnmson; Jerry Fairbanks; Alan Thomas; (cont.). 1962-1966
Show time. II. Correspondence with: Walter Stikeleather; George Bruggeman; W.H   Pratt. 1962-1966
Magic flame & Model T cooking.                                        Mimeographed script presented by the American Stove Co. for 2 slide films; photographs. n.d.   
Tracks. Mimeographed script for a sales training sound slide film presented by the American Stove Co.; photograph n.d.
Answer me this. Script for the U.S. Department of the Interior, office of education, Washington D.C.; vols. 1-26 and 27-52. 1936
Box 28
Title Description Date
American Retail Federation. A brief, preliminary discussion of a proposed sound motion picture on the story of American retailing; author's handwritten note. n.d.
Let's put on a floor show. Mimeographed script for a sound slide film on how to put on a  complete sales floor  demonstration;  presented  by American  Stove  Co.;  photograph; correspondence with informational bulletins; correspondence with Charles Jackson; silent presentation, "What every woman wants." 1948
Good citizen. Treatment for film presented by the American Petroleum Institute. 1957
American Medical Association Magazine articles; correspondence. 1953-1958
Duty to cargo. Script with authors handwritten notes; draft of proposal; prepared for the American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. 1939
Paul Bunyan returns Script for film; presented by the American Fork & Hoe Co.; photographs. n.d.
How to be a pickpocket. Discussion of a proposed sales promotional motion picture for the American Express Co.; original and carbon drafts; notes; correspondence with:  Jerry Fairbanks; George Hansen; American Express flyer; address for Company. 1959
Opening new doors. The story of aluminum finishes; carbon copy script for Motion picture; presented by the Aluminum Co. of American; photograph. n.d.
Land of the sea Treatment for a documentary film on oceanography prepared for the Aluminum Co. of America in cooperation with the U.S. Navy; script with author's handwritten note; magazine article; promotional sheet. 1969
Salute your partner. The story of aluminum on the farm; carbon copy script presented by the Aluminum Co. of America. 1949
Farmer takes a roof. Mimeographed script for the Aluminum Co. of America n.d.
Aluminum on the farm. Correspondence with Ralph L. Hoy. 1954-1955
Alcoa housing and urban development program.  I. Alcoa task force; report; draft of presentation; newspaper clippings; magazine articles; newsletters; housing supply VB. housing need graft; "Operation Breakthrough"information; credits sheet; explanation of    picture;notes; suggested copy ofsouvenir program"Land of the Sea:; (cont.).       1969-1970
Alcoa housing and urban devleopmentprogram. II.                  Correspondence with: Dean Snyder; Marielyn Bixby; Rosencrans' father; B.B. Randolph; John Fliming; Malcolm Dooley; Jerry Fairbanks; JaySharp; Norman Corwin. 1969-1970
Curiosity shop. Mimeographed script of the story of Alcoa Research and Development; sequel to "Unfinished rainbows"; presented by the Aluminum Co. of America. 1947
Screen credits. listings of films written by LSR n.d.
Box 29
Title Description Date
It's the tops. Mimeographed script for film about aluminum hoods for milk bottles; presented by the Aluminum Co. of America. 1946
Unfinished rainbows. Mimeographed script for film on the story of aluminum; prepared for the Aluminum Co. of America; handwritten note from author 1941
How to form aluminum Mimeographed script for an ALCOA "How to do it" picture; photographs 1943
AluminumCompany of America. Brief discussion of proposed sequel motion picture to follow "Unfinished rainbows"; newspaper clipping; magazine articles;newsletter,    "Behind the screen." n.d.
Story of automatic protection service. Narration script for film; presentedby the American District Telegraph Co.; cast lists; tentative shooting schedule; prefatory draft; brief   discussion and treatment outline of a sales promotion motion picture; correspondence; drawing of security system; notes. 1958
Alice in motorland Synopses; notes; script draft n.d.
How to sell AAA memberships Story outline for the American Automobile Assoc. n.d.
Eleven o'clock in Alabama. Script for a color movie for a University of Alabama development program 1959
Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc. Correspondence & photographs 1952-1957
By right of engineering. Script for engineering movie; presented by the Fruehauf Trailer    Co.; author's notes on title page. 1951
McGurk way. Photocopied script for a motion picture dealing with public relations; presented by the Fruehauf Trailer Co. 1951-1955
Formica. Discussion of the proposed motion picture. n.d.
Front page detective. 2 episodes – “Laughing man” and “Murder for a mannequin” n.d.
Leading role. Script  for film aboutthestory of weldedsteel Institute; mimeographed tubing; presented by the Formed Steel Tube 1950
Box 30
Title Description Date
Taking sides with nature. mimeograpbcd script of the Ferguson System in motion picture; presented by Ford Ferguson. 1945
Specifically yours. mimeographed script for about the new Ferguson Tractor; presentedby Harry Ferguson, Inc. 1948
Flexible fanning with the Ferguson System. mimeographed script on how to operate the Ford-Ferguson tractor and Ferguson implements. 1945
Greater than we dreamed. shooting script for a motion picture about the Florida Presbyterian College. n.d.
Dwarfing Oldsmobile's competition. mimeographed script for the first of 2 soundslide films for Fisher Body; presented by Fisher Body Divisiqn, General Motors Corp.; photograph. n.d.
Four sound slide films. mimeographed scripts for: "Love, honor and protect"; "Castles in the air"; "Style in steel"; "More than you ask for"; prepared for Fisher Body; newspaper clipping; page of notes; correspondence with B.N. Darling and W.l.Irvine. n.d.
Serving truckers is our business. script for film; presented by Firestone. n.d.
Victory in rubber. mimeographed script for a camera record of accomplishment in thesynthetic rubber program; first draft carbon. 1944
All out for victory. mimeographed script for film for the Office of War information; presented by Firestone; 2 versions of a propaganda/promotional movie (war version behind). 1943
Previews for 194V. mimeographed script fora sound slide-film on post-war products (in color); presented by Firestone. n.d.
True story of synthetic rubber mimeographed script for film; presented by Firestone 1943
Box 31
Title Description Date
Get it while you're healthy. synopsis of a sound motion picture; prepared for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.; carbon script of the synopsis of a sound motion picture. n.d.
? of synthetic rubber. carbon script for motion picture, narrative version presented by  Firestone. n.d.
All out for victory first draft carbon of script; prepared for the Firestone Tire.&  Rubber Co. n.d.
Indianapolis race picture. carbon copy of a suggested treatment. 1952
All out for victory carbon copy of a proposed morale motion picture; sponsored by  Firestone. n.d.
Firestone story. Script written by Bradbury Foote; revised by L.S.R. 1956
Federal Reserve System. discussion of a proposed motion picture n.d.
Closed book. mimeographed script for a motion picture on tmffic safety; presented by The Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.; author's notes on title page. 1950
What is this power over women? script for picture; photograph. 1939
Achieving real happiness script for a TV series with Dr. Kenneth Hildebrand; author's handwritten notes; correspondence  
It can happen here! mimeographed script for a motion picture to be used in connection  with Service Club meetings; prepared for Harry Ferguson, Inc. 1944
Farm that ran away. carbon script for a motion picture  on the control of water  erosion with the use of Ferguson equipment; prepared for Harry Ferguson, Inc. n.d.
Box 32
Title Description Date
Airform movie series. Mimeographed scripts for 5 versions and combinations; "Rest assured"-basic Airform story; "Bedtime story"- Englander mattress ending;"The rest is easy"- fumiture ending; "Go easy"- automotive ending; "Me & my pillow"- Airfoam pillow short; presented·by Goodyear. 1950
Vacation travel quiz Script for film presented by Delta Steamship Lines. 1964
Clark candy bar for prospective Presentation film. n.d.
American way. Mimeographed script for film; presented by American Airlines, Inc.; photograph; note from author; page of production notes; draft pages. n.d.
There's no place else to go. Presentation for a motion picture documentaly for theatrical release on how pollution is affecting our standard of living; prepared for the Aluminum Co. of America 1970
Educationin the news. Script #121-143 (box 31); #95-120 (box32).          1936
Young dimension. Photocopy script for film; presented by Eastern Air Lines 19591960
Double your customers to double your business in 1945. Scenario for a motion picture on better retail selling; prepared for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.; photograph. 1945
Goodyeartireauijustments; Corrections for script n.d.
Box 33
Title Description Date
It dare not happen here! a proposed motion picture to sell defense bonds; for theatrical             showing and use by defense bond speakers and workers. n.d.
Tuttle tugger. Script for annual comedy film; presented by John Deere; photograph n.d.
Science fair exhibits. candidates for DuPont recruiting movie. n.d.
Sugar plum tree. mimeographed script for film; presented by John Deere. 1948
Black sheep in Friendly Valley. Story outline; prepared for Deere & Co. n.d.
Friendly Valley. Mimeographed script for a sound motion picture; prepared for Deere & Co.; photographs n.d.
Two orphants. script for a melodramatic comedy movie; prepared for the International Harvester Co. n.d.
Sod buster. synopsis on film for John Deere; correspondence with: N.E. Wilding; R.E. Swartley 1942
ReWlion in Friendly Valley. synopsis on film for John Deere; correspondence with N.E. Wilding. n.d.
Good penny. synopsis of movie; company prepared for not given n.d.
Should Goodyear make a tractor movie this year! Proposal for a motion picture; correspondence with N.E. Wilding. 1942
ABC's of V-Belts. Script for dialogue and illustration with corrections; background information on the Dayton Rubber Co. 1937
This darling means business. Carbon scripts of a sound motion slide film designed to show to distributor's salesmen;  prepared  for the Darling  Valve & Manu.  Co.; author's note  on title page-Rare and original combination of slide film recorded on movie film with simple animation added. n.d.
This much more in a Shelvador. Carbon copy continuity for a slide film. n.d.
Friend of the bride. mimeographed script for sound slide film on-the 1951 Shelvador;        presented by Crosley; photograph. 1950
Forgive us our debts! Script presented by Cuna Mutual Insurance Society. 1955
Flying with Arthur Godfrey script for motion picture; prepared for Eastern Air Lines 1953
Sell that sleep. mimeographed script for motion picture on how to sell Englander Airfoam mattresses and Red Line foundations; presented by the Englander Co.; photograph; treatment outline. of the proposed sales training movie prepared for the Englander  Co. 1950
Box 34
Title Description Date
Three bales-and Columbia Outline for… n.d.
  Columbia Broadcasting System; "Can discussion muzzle the guns?" – address by J.W. Studebaker delivered over WJSV, Washington, D.C., Oct. 4, 1938.  
Ca-val-cade of velvet. 2 scripts for the Collins & Aikman Corp. n.d.
Grandma's legacy. presentation of script for the Collins & Aikman Corp. n.d.
Sell the cover! lst and 2nd drafts of script; 1st draft with corrections. n.d.
Adventures of Pancho. Mimeographed script for TV, episode #7 – "Teaching Pancho to ride a bicycle"; "behind-es" at the St. Louis Zoo. n.d.
Give me a hot dog and a bottle of Coca-cola, please!            Suggested story treatment outline; suggested subject treatment    outline; prepared for Coca-cola. n.d.
Clevelanders all. Mimeographed prospectus of a new TV program for Cleveland and the Ohio TV network; author’s autograph. 1950
This is Clemson! Shooting script for color movie; for Clemson College (now University); voted best college motion picture of 1961; correspondence with Joe Sherman 1961
Thru eyes of youth.   episodes 1-10; "Love's masquerade"-9-12-35; "Spite marriage"-9-19-35; "Crystabel's  career"-10-3-35; "Stuffed shirt"-10-10-35; "Second wife"-10-10-35; "Ghost island"-10-17-35;  "I take thee-stranger"-10-24-35;    "Man  trap"-10-31-35;   "Carnival  girl"-11-7-35; "Loafer men"-11-14-35; mimeographed scripts. 1935
One man show. script for film; presented by Greyhound Lines; draft pages. 1952
So you want thrills! mimeographed script for sound motion picture; prepared for the Dodge Division of the Chrysler Corp. 1947
Watering the roots of free enterprise. mimeographed article; page of notes n.d.
American triangle of plenty. mimeographed article. n.d.
Dodge documentary.                                                     2 articles-"Have you ever been out of a job?" and "Democrats need "seed money, too"; correspondence with Hal W. Fish. 1944
Some  postwar  thinking. address by B.E. Hutchinson to the Men's Assoc. of The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Feb. 8, 1944. 1944
What is profit? short stocy in letter form. n.d.
Tough customer. script proposed for new car introductocy picture starring Charlie  McCarthy & Edgar Bergen; newspaper clipping. 1938
Box 35
Title Description Date
Nickelodeon.  IT.                                                                 mimeographed scripts for shows #1-8, #9-15, and#16-26; comedy only lifted out of script; music with author's handwritten  note. 1935
King's X script for motion picture; presented by the Credit Union National  Assoc.; photograph. 1953
It's all velvet. carbon presentation  for motion picture; carbon script for motion   picture prepared for Collins & Aikman Corp.; mimeographed script. n.d.
It's the 'quints'. script for motion picture prepared for the Collins & Aikman Corp.; promotional booklet on canda cloth; correspondence with: Fred Foy; Norman             Wilding; Collins & Aikman. 1939
What every woman wants. presentation for motion pictw'e for the Collins & Aikman Corp. n.d.
Canda date. mimeographed script for 15-minute sound motion picture on automobile upholstery; presented by the Collins & Aikman Corp. n.d.
Continuous performance mimeographed script for film on the story of American Enterprise   and engines; presented by Cooper-Bressemer Corp.; also contains script, "The      G-MV," Jan. 31, 1944. 1943
Making a good movie is only half the job! motion picture distribution program for the Cooper-Bressmer  Corp.; correspondence with Stay Johnson. n.d.
New lives for old. script for film; prepared for Congoleum-Nairn Inc.; correspondence with Nonnan Wilding; mimeographed script for film; photographs; author's handwritten notes. 1942
Nairn color correlation and proper linoleum installation Script; for film for Congoleum-Nairn, Inc. n.d.
Box 36
Title Description Date
Proposed motion picture on the better utilization of equipment.   proposition for the operating dep't. of Greyhound Lines; correspondence; newspaper clippings; Greyhound motion picture programs; "Freedom Road" cast listing. 1956-1957
Have you heard? radio show scripts #27-44; "The wind and the clouds"-9-15-36; "Time"-9-29-36; "Leaves"-10-6-36; "Animal voices"-10-20-36; "The eyes have it"-10-27-36; "Bees"-11-3-36; "Snakes"-11-1()-.36; "Bird migration"-10-17-36; "Facts about food"-10-24-46' ''Popular  misconceptions"-12-1-36; "Scale of life in plants"-12-8-36; (cont.). 1936-1937
Have you heard?  II. "Scale of lifeinanimals"-12-15-136; "The stellar system"-12-22-36; "The sun"-12-29-36; "Light and  color"-1-5-37; "Cold light"-1-12-37; "The  earth  changes"-1-19-37;  "Ancient continents"-1-26-37. 1936-1937
Song pilot. Scripts for radio program Oct. 9, 1933-Jan. 14, 1934. 1933-1934
Treasures next door Scripts for #1-12; "Fall of the House of Usher"-11-9-36; "The spy"-11-16-36; "Autocrat of the breakfast table"-11-23-36; "Legend of Sleepy Hollow"-11-30-36; "The scarlet letter"-12-7-36; "The luck of roaring camp"-12-14-36; "Whistling Dick's Christmas stocking"-12-21-36; "The man without a country"-1-4-37; "Typee"-1-11-37; (cont.) 1936-1937
Treasures next door.  II. "Ben Hur"-1-18-37; "Old creole"-1-25-37; "Little Women"-2-1-37. 1936-1937
Box 37
Title Description Date
Greyhound Warner Bros. correspondence; notes on tentative idea; newsletters; stock footage available for Greyhound; tentative continuity, "Yom America and mine." 1955-1957
America for me. Correspondence; issue of Radio-TV Report, March 28, 1955; brief  history of Greyhound Lines; shooting schedule; history of "The Star Spangled  Banner"; calendar of events. 19531955
Greyhound-Escort tom. page of author's handwritten notes; magazine articles; brochure booklet of Washington, D.C.; newspaper  clipping;  correspondence with: A.L.Bennett;  T.R. McCabe;  Henry Hoffman; Greyhound stock dividend notice. 1956
Freedom road. script for film; prepared for Greyhound Lines; list of pages to  "re-do." 1955
Helping Hollywood get by with a little help from their friends.   clipping from The Washington Post, Tuesday March 5, 1974. 1974
This amazing America. mimeographed script for film in Technicolor; presented by Greyhound Lines; also contains script, "Wayside wonders"; photographs. n.d.
Signs of a good time. mimeographed script for a 10-minute theatrical short in color by   Technicolor; starring Will Geer; presented by Greyhound Lines. 1948
Greyhound looks ahead mimeographed script for film; presented by Greyhound Lines & Greyhound Skyways. 1946
Shortest way home. mimeographed script for motion picture in Technicolor; presented by Greyhound Lines; includes script, "Signs of good times." 1945
Historic American highway series. Theatrical short subject carbon scripts: "U.S. 1"; "U.S. 30"; "Old Man River Highway"; presented by Greyhound Lines; correspondence with T.R. McCabe; draft notes; magazine article; rough draft. n.d.
Greyhound travel shots log of locations visited and scenic shots secured by traveling camera crew; prepared for Greyhound Lines n.d.
Box 38
Title Description Date
Give the brakes a break.  mimeographed script for film; authors handwritten note on title  page; also contains script, "Wheels down"-training film on care and service of airplane wheels. 1943
Goodyear International Revue A stage show for the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.; part of their 50th anniversary; photograph; author’s handwritten note on title page. n.d.
Recorded telephone message to the district conferences. June 4, 1949. 1949
You don't stay first unless you're best! Mimeographed script for film on auto1ires, tubes-lifeguards; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc. 1946
Happy ending. mimeographed script for slide motion-sales training film; also contains script, "Bring them back alive"-sotmd motion consumer picture; both deal with lifeguards; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.; photograph. 1946
Care and service of farm tires. mimeographed script for a service slide film for tractor and An implement  dealers; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.; photograph. n.d.
Double everything. script for a sound slide film in Technicolor; presented  by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber  Co., Inc.;  photograph n.d.
This is our bread and butter. script for film on automobile tires, tubes-lifeguards; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc.; photograph. 1946
Once is too often mimeographed script for a sound slide film in Technicolor; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc.; also contains script, "Too good to be true." 1940
Synthetic rubber. mimeographed script for film; to be produced for the Bureau of  Mines; original version; Bureau of Mines version; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 1943
Turning gripes into sales. mimeographed script for a 30-minute sound slide film on how to  handle complaints on passengers and1ruck tires; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Service Dep't.; photograph. 1947
Goodyear annual report. presentation for motion picture. n.d.
Arizona story. mimeographed script for film; original presentation; presented by  Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.; author's handwritten note on title page. 1943
Goodyear's 50th birthday. proposed institutional motion picture; lyrics for "The end of the trail"; magazine articles; newspaper clipping; correspondence with Russ Symontowne; notes; memorandum. 1939-1942
Letter from America. mimeographed script for a public relations motion picture; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.; promotional sheet for movie. 1948
Box 39
Title Description Date
Job description sheets. Descriptions of writing jobs from Jerry Fairbanks Productions. 1959-1966
Old order changeth. script for sound slide film; presented by the General Fireproofing Co. 1940
Miscellaneous continuities. miscellaneous scripts. 1933-1935
Scarecrows aren't so dumb! Mimeographed script for a rural comedy picture; also contains scripts – "The scarecrow takes up magic"; "The scarecrow on the loose"; presented by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. n.d.
How to play. New program idea for TV series on golf; outlines. 1948
Rubber lends a band mimeographed script for a sound motion picture on the uses of  rubber on the modem fann-in Technicolor; presented by the B.F. Goodrich Rubber Co.; photographs. 1946
32,000 rubber products-How industry uses rubber. rough outline, was not written by LSR; no script, only 3 stray pages of "Rubber lends a hand"; also contains outline, "Industrial products division motion picture"; author's handwritten  notes. n.d.
Gilette minute theatre. Comedies-news-shorts-featurettes; scripts for a complete movie show in miniature; presented by Gillette; photographs. n.d.
Finest first. mimeographed script for a 15 min. Kodachrome;  presented by Gibson Refrigerator Co. 1949
Power ploy. temporary title; script for film prepared for Getty Oil Co. 1972
Where safety starts. Mimeographed script prepared for the General Tire & Rubber Co. to help their dealers sell the new General Squeegee Tire. 1947
Human mileage. mimeographed script for film featuring the new super squeegee; presented by the General Tire & Rubber Co. 1948
General Telephone of California Carbon film script. 1959
Box 40
Title Description Date
Free ride scenario of a sound motion picture prepared for the General Tire & Rubber Co. 1946
General Tire TV commercials. Scripts for 10, 45-second commercials, made up largely from "You bet your life!" with a few shots from "Human mileage" and "Where safety starts"; #1-"How much for a good wife"; #2-"All the Icing's horses"; #3-"How to emerge :from.an emergency"; #4-"Power to stop"; #S-"Invitation to a. big blowout"; #6-"Embarassing moment"; #7 "Lady killer" (cont.). 1950
General Tire TV commercials.                                      scripts for 10, 4S second commercials, made up largely from "You   bet your life" with a few shots from "Human mileage" and "Where safety starts"; #1-"How much for a good wife"; #2-"All the Icing's horses"; #3-"How to emerge from.an emergency"; #4-"Power to stop"; #S-"Invitation to a. big blowout"; #6-"Embarassing moment"; #7 "Lady killer" (cont.). 1950
General Tire TV commercials. >II. #8-"Good companions"; #9-"lt's human mileage that counts"; #10-''What would you do?" 1950
How many lives has a tire? mimeographed script for a motion picture prepared by the General   Tire & Rubber Co. to help further their dealers sell; recapping by the Kraft  System. 1944
How to get more out of your guardian maintainance. script for film presented by General Motors. 1963
Guardian maintainance works bother waysf script for film presented by General Motors. 1962
Modes and motors for 1939. Mimeographed script for film, English version; prepared for General Motors. n.d.
Box 41
Title Description Date
Nickelodeon. I. Radio scripts for various shows: #1-12-14-34; #16-7-11-35; #18-7-25-35; #27--9-26-35; #28-10-3-35; #29 (2)-10-10-35; #30-1-17-35· #31-10-24-35·#34 (2}-10-29-35· #35--12-13-35· #36-12-20-35· #37-12-27-25·#38-1-10-36;#39-1-17-36; #40-1-31-36; #41 (2)-2-4-36; #42-2-18-36; unidentified script; introduction for show. 1934-1936
Elizur Wright-unknown celebrity. Radio script for May 23, 1933; show sponsored by American Conservation 1933
Frances White. Mimeographed radio scripts for Jan. 17-18, 1934. 1934
Irene Rich. stray scripts; #16-"San Simeon", Nov. 24, 1933-sponsored by Welch's Grape Juice; #4-section of "Malemute" not used pages for "Water" episode 1933
Wagon wheels. movie script presented by Sears Cinema. n.d.
You can't wear a sign. Radio script; show sponsored by The BeUer-Speech Institute of  America. n.d.
Tumbleweed Radio script for June 24, 1935-Station WENR; show sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Truth serum. Radio scripts; "The Colonel Goddard series of true stories of crime detection"--list of 1st 13 stories; outline of an episode. 1933
Tricky. carbon radio script. n.d.
Trail blazers. Radio script, episode #1; show sponsored by Arnold, Schwinn & Co. n.d.
Jerry Todd, detective. co-author: Leo Edwards; radio n.d.
Today on the "L". Radio script n.d.
Copper. Radio script for police serial audition-episode #1. n.d.
Theme song-Station WMAQ Preview. music and lyrics; written by LSR and Maurice Wetzel. n.d.
Tamarind Tree. Radio script by Leslie Stuart; also contains script, "The truth tree" by LSR. n.d.
Stuffed shirt. Radio script n.d.
Audition. Radio script. n.d.
Stand-in. Radio script. n.d.
Song a day. Mimeographed radio script by Dave Stamper &.Fred Herendeen. n.d.
One for the money carbon copy script for film presented by The General Tire & Rubber Co. 1948
Box 42
Title Description Date
Sears scripts.                                                          Radio scripts:  "Sears memory book"--episode #1; "Talking   reporter"-1-13-36, 1-14-36; "Movie theatre of the air"; "Sears cinema theatre"-1-2-35; "Paramount newsreel march"; "The love bandit"; "Wagon wheels." 1935-1936
Script girl. Radio scripts: episode #2 – Script girl; from program, "Eyes of youth." 1934
May & Sally songs. lyrics for songs for Jubilee Week; presented by Swift & Co. 1935
S.S. Fate. Mimeographed radio script for the Princess Pat Program, May 21,  1934. 1934
Romance by proxy Mimeographed radio script for Nov. 10, 1935-Station WMAQ; sponsored by Kremola. 1935
Rollicking Rover. Radio script, 2nd correction. n.d.
Red star galaxy. Mimeographed radio script, Jan. 20, 1934, “The galaxy of the stars.” 1934
Red ivory. Radio> script master copy, Feb. 17, 1933; carbon script. 1933
Rebels. Radio script for Sept. 29, 1935-Station WMAQ. 1935
Radium serial. Radio script; loose, draft pages. n.d.
Quaker Oats theater script for news reel. 1934
Proud lady. Mimeographed radio script for Jan. 28, 1935; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Private life of Henry Ates. Script n.s.
Princess Pat.                                                                     Mimeographed radio scripts: NOv. 19, 1934-"Strauge lady "; May 21, 1934-"Princess Pat Program"; dialog for commercial; Princess Pat (Spanish) by Leslie Stuart; loose script pages. 1934
Pop thots. “The isle of contentment”, author’s handwritten notes; newspaper clippings; magazine articles. 1934
Politics and Polly. Radio script. n.d.
Pettijohn...to the rescue. episode #1; synopsis of early episode. n.d.
Passage to China. author:  James W. Sells; draft script; final script. n.d.
Perfect circle theater. Radio scripts; “Topsy turvy land”; “The 5 little pistons” 2 untitled 1934
Overalls on parade. Radio scripts; Sept. 12, 19, 26, 1935; Oct. 3, 10, 1935; show sponsored by Crown Headlight; newspaper clipping; 1st commercial outline; correspondence; author's handwritten notes. 1935
Old music box revue. Radio script; show sponsored by Dr. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co. n.d.
Nu-way derby. Mimeographed radio script; show sponsored by Nu-way shaving cream, June 26, 1934. 1934
Numismatic. Radio scripts:  "Modern treasure hunters"-interview #1, 3, 6, 7; "It pays to know about money"; "Fables and facts"-Ma:x Mehl interview; "Dramatized dollar"; "Money talks"; "Money magic" or "The case of the one-stringed ukelele!"; "Alexander Hamilton"; "Vitagraph series"-#1, 3; "The doubloon"; "Indian balf dollar"; "Money in Missouri." 1934
Not by bread alone. Mimeographed radio script, Jan 25, 1936-Station WENR.. 1936
No nudes is good nudes. alternate title: "An apple a day waits on no man"; radio carbon script. n.d.
Night Bus. Mimeographed radio script; show sponsored by Campana Sales Co. 1934
Box 43
Title Description Date
My romance. Radio scripts sponsored by Bauer and Black 1934
Murder takes an encore. Radio script for February 27, 1933. 1933
Moon up. Mimeographed script for May 28, 1934. 1934
Monday matinee. Radio scripts for: June 4; May 8 (rough draft), 15, 22 (2), 29;  April 3, 10, 17, 24; March 27. 1933
Max Mehl. Radio scripts sponsored by Numismatic:  "Dramatized dime"; "Finder's luck"--adventures  in money; "Modern  treasure hunters"-March 12, 1934; "Modern treasure  hunters"--March 5, 1934; "The lucky  break"; "Questions and answers"; instructions for writing continuity for Numismatic; correspondence with A. Raymond Raff of theU.S. Treasury Dep't. (cont.) 1934
Max Mehl.  II. newspaper clippings; flyer on U.S. currency. 1934
Mechanical man world's fair. Mimeographed radio script for July 4, 1934. 1934
Masquerade. author:  James prindle; script for episode, "Once in a lifetime." n.d.
Maple City four. Mimeographed radio script for May 7, 1934. 1934
Man> trap. Mimeographed radio script for episode, "Thru the eyes of Youth,"  Oct. 31, 1935-Station WMAQ; sponsored by Scott Phillips Co. 1935
Makers of America. Radio script, episode #1; outlines for other scripts. n.d.
Merry Macs. Radio scripts sponsored by the Climalene Co.: 10-24-33, 10-26-33--song blurbs; 11-14-33, #21; 11-16-33, #22; 11-28-33; 2-8-34. 1933-1934
Love's press agent. Mimeographed radio script for AprilS, 1935-Station WENR; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Lover take all. Radio script for episode #16, Apri119, 1935-Station WENR; sponsored by the Welch Grape Juice Co. and Irene Rich&Co. 1935
Lovers can’t lose Mimeographed radio script for May 13, 1935; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Louie & Der Weasel. Radio script for episode #1. n.d.
Little church around the comer. Carbon radio script for episode, "The last patrol"; sponsored by Cushman’s Innovation Bakeries; mimeographed radio script for Nov. 6, 1934; script for episode #9 1934
Last performance. Radio script for Jan. 24, 1933 1933
Morte encore. Radio script n.d.
Lady surrenders Radio script n.d.
Kiss brand. Radio script; loose script pages. n.d.
Kismet. Introduction for film; radio script for "Desert Love," episode #1 n.d.
Judy Talbot, girl about town. carbon radio script. n.d.
Jimmy and Juno Ware. carbon radio script with handwritten corrections. n.d.
Joke on General Wu 2 radio scripts. n.d.
House by the side of the road. Carbon radio script n.d.
Shirley Heller. carbon radio scripts for Jan. 8 and 9, 1935; Jan 6., Feb. 5, 1936. 1935-1936
Health-o-batics. original introduction; radio scripts for Jan 4 and 10,> 1934. 1934
Little Jackie Heller.  II. loose script pages; script, "Fitch 'round-the-world melody cruise." 1934-1935
Box 44
Title Description Date
Grand Hotel. Radio scripts; outline n.d.
Good soldier. author: Leslie Stuart; radio script for Nov. 5, 1934; 2 scripts with no date given 1934
Gimy & Jay. Introduction; mimeographed script for August 14, 1934 1934
George Gershwin concert. carbon script for episode, "Red, white & blue club," Feb. 2, 1934; sponsored by Gershwin-Nelton Plug. 1934
General Tire Company--radio. Radio scripts for episodes: Feb. 21 and March 1, 1933; "Lives at  stake"--Nov. 7, 1933. 1933
Flying down to Reno. carbon radio script. n.d.
Fog over Frisco. Suggestion for program idea; radio script for a Hollywood premiere. n.d.
Little Jackie Heller. I. radio scripts for 1934:  Feb. 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27; March 2, 3, 5-7, 9, 10, 12, 14; April 7, 9, 10, 16; May 1; June 19, 22; July 11, 26, 28;  Aug. 7-9, 13, 21, 27, 28, 30; Sept. 15, 17; Oct. 12; scripts for 1935; Jan. 25, 26, 30; Feb. 6, 9, 12, 19, 20, 26-28;  March 5, 13, 15, 19, 20; April 2-4, 16, 17; May 1, 4, 8; June 5; July 13, 15, 29; Dec.6, 7, 9, 17, 23, 24, 26, 30; (cont.). 1934-1935
Side show. lyrics for, "Who's> afraid of the big black smoke?"; radio scripts for: Oct. 30, Nov. 1, 6, 1933; June 13, 1934 (Farm & Home); pages entitled, "Olympia"; outline pages entitled, "The midway of a century of progress-Chicago." 1933-1934
Sally of the talkies. Radio scripts for episode #1 and unidentified episodes 1933
Maybelline musical romance. mimeographed scripts sponsored by Maybelline:  Sept. 16, 23, 30 and Oct. 7 of 1934. 1934
Gangster girls. Complete set of radio scripts including piano score for theme song; score by Florence Myers-Doad. n.d.
Fifty-fifty. 2 radio scripts n.d.
Farm and home. Poem by LSR: radio scripts for: April 12, 19, 23; May 22, 28; June 14; Aug. 17; Dec. 25 of 1934; Feb. 23; April 1, 8 (2); July 4 of 1935; script with no date with corrections 1934-1935
Espionage. Mimeographed radio script for Nov. 11, 1935-Station WENR; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Elson "story hour". Radio script n.d.
Irene Dunn.                                                         radio script for July 13, 1935; also contains script, Irene Rich  ("Behind the screen"), Irene & Toddy (new series for "Irene Rich"). 1935
Dress rehearsal. radio script for June 24, 1933. 1933
Thru eyes of youth. I. Radio scripts sponsored by Scott Phillips Co., Feb. 5, 1936;  10-3-35, #5-"Some girls remember"; 10-10-35, #5-"Som.e girls remember" and  #6-"Second wife"; 10-24-35, #7-"1take thee-stranger";> 11-7-35, #9-"Camival girl"; ll-21-35, #21 and #11-"The lady surrenders"; 11-28-35, #12-"Ever since Eve"; 12-5-35, #13-"Script girl"; misc. script. 1935-1936
Box 45
Title Description Date
Crystabel's career. 2 radio scripts. n.d.
Crisis. Mimeographed radio script for March 25, 1935-Station WENR; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Country Club beer. List of suggested cast of characters to be introduced; carbon script for audition; sponsored by Goetz Brewing Co. n.d.
Coca-cola audition. carbon script for July 10, 1933. 1933
Close-up test. Radio script for a dramatized credit for Boyer's Cosmetics. n.d.
Cinema theatre. radio scripts: "No retreat"--Jan. 28, 1936; "Deluxe cinema theatre" – Feb. 13, 1936; "Sears movie theatre" -- "NBC deluxe cinema theatre #4"-- Jan. 1, 8, 1936; Feb. 6, 1936; Dec. 18 (2), 25 (2), 1935; loose miscellaneous pages. 1935-1936
Cinderella's husband. mimeographed radio script for Feb. 11, 1935 – Station WENR; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Child life magazine of the air. mimeographed radio script for July 18, 1935. 1935
Captain Tim Healy.                                                  radio script for  episode  #1; sponsored  by H.J. Heinz  & Co.; list  of  items  to be included  in succeeding episodes-typed with handwritten additions; page of author's handwritten notes; correspondence with Constance Reville Johns. n.d.
Captain Love.                                                       mimeographed radio script for a musical romance episode #1, Jan. 8, 1935; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd. 1935
Buster Brown.                                                           synopsis of opening episodes; radio scripts for: episode #1,      "Where in Aunt Lizzie falls in the cistern"; mimeographed scripts (2) also      marked as #1, dated April16 and August 29,> 1934; sponsored by Buster Brown Shoes. 1934
Buffalo Bill. co-author: Muller; mimeographed radio script for episode #1. n.d.
Britt Wood. mimeographed script for Jan. 18, 1934. 1934
Blackouts several radio scripts: "Eat your egg!"; "Cyril the  Cynic"--various scripts; "Aunt Lizzie, Willie and the Cistern"; "High brown";  "The Saturday jamboree"-various scripts; "Cafe in Paris"; series of blackout sketches> written and kept "in stock" for miscellaneous programs; misc. blackouts. n.d.
Blind flight                                                         Mimeographed radio script for Sept. 7, 1934, “First nighter”; sponsored by Campana Sales Co.; for private use only. 1934
Bill Hardy, young man about town. carbon radio scripts. n.d.
Bargain basement. Radio script; also contains script for, "Little church around the corner", Nov. 6, 1934 1934
Barbed wire and poppies.                                              mimeographed radio scripts for May 24, 1935, second  correction;    sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary. 1935
Babes in the woods. Radio script. n.d.
Apple Mary. Mimeographed radio script for episode #1, Feb. 11, 1936; other script for same date; synopsis of episode between two audition episodes; outline for series. 1936
American Legion shows. Radio scripts for Aug. 23 and Sept. 27, 1933; May 11 and June 22, 1935. 1933-1935
Along came Letty. Mimeographed radio script for Dec. 29, 1935-Station WMAQ; sponsored by Kremola. 1935
Aesop's  fables  of 1935. radio scripts sponsored by Quaker State Oil Refining Co.; script   #1, #2, "The monkey and the fishermen". 1933-1935
Adventures of Captain Han.                                              mimeographed radio script for episode  #1, Aug. 29, 1934; page of   typed and handwritten notes. 1934
Audition pitches. pitches to prospective clients; scripts now "on tap"; suggested    commercial credit, "Pom-o-granate"; continuity report Nov. 15, 1935-Dec. 26, 1935; program idea; scripts: "Mary Martin"; "Reminiscenses of James  Whitcomb   Riley"; "Palmolive troubadour"; introduction to "Barnacle Bill"; synopses; correspondence with: Ed Twamley; M. Margulies. 1933-1935
Announcers' audition tests.                                             series of tests to be passed by all applicants for positions as NBC announcers. n.d.
Heat waves. mimeographed radio scripts  for Jan. 20 and Feb. 3, 1934. 1934
Hay-fay melody parade. two radio scripts. n.d.
Evening with Eddie Guest. carbon radio script for March 7, 1935; excerpt from "The Homedale Gazette," Eddie Guest,  editor. 1935
Guide to love. Mimeographed radio script for episode, "Romantic Redskin," July 1, 1935; sponsored by Princess Pat, Ltd 1935
Box 46
Title Description Date
Fourth wall. shooting script for a 20 minute color movie about and for Rose  Hills Memorial Park. 1966
Eleventh commandment. The story of the Salvation Anily; scenario> for a motion picture; author's note on title page. 1955
Everywhere that Mary went. script for a color movie prepared for Saint Mary's College (Notre Dame, IN) development program; author's handwritten note on title page. 1956
Great adventure. photographs; excerpts from discussion executive committee meeting, March 20, 1954; listing of new narrations; stock footage; Rotary song lyrics; list of music qualifications (2); list of characters and cast; shooting schedule; crew list; newsletter; magazine article; author's handwritten notes; memos; correspondence. 1954
Ross Roy, Inc. carbon format for filming of "Competitive performance tests of    Dodge cars and trucks vs. their competition"; proposal for the Chrysler Division product comparison motion picture for 1958; discussion of filming of "Competitive Performance tests of Chrysler Corp. cars  vs. their competition"- submitted by Ross Roy, Inc. (cont.). 1958
Ross Roy, Inc. II. list of cast and characters; author's handwritten notes; memos with Jerry Fairbanks; correspondence. 1958
Our stake is in Ohio. 2 carbon scripts; mimeographed script for flhn; presented by Riverlake Belt Lines, Inc. ; memo 1949
Intestinal fortitude. mimeographed script for a sound motion picture on electrunite booklet on boiler tubing.; based on movie. presented by the> Republic Steel Corp 1945
Story of stainless. mimeographed script for film in Kodachrome;  presented by the Republic Steel Corp. 1950
Sales presentation on E.MT. mimeographed proposal prepared for the Steel and Tube division of  the Republic Steel Corp. n.d.
Safety. list of fundamental  requirements for safe and clean mill offices;  flyer for preventing transportation accidents (from Republic Steel and  subsidiaries); safety tips flyer; foreman's instruction sheet--Republic Steel  Corp. n.d.
Campaign on good housekeeping. a proposal prepared for the Republic Steel Corp. n.d.
Women of steel. mimeographed script for a motion picture to recruit women for war  work; author's note on title page; also contains script, "War show"; presented  by the Republic Steel Corp. 1943
Dot an' dash. radio scripts for episodes #6, 7 (2}, 17, 19; also contains script for, "Thru eyes of youth"--Sept. 26, 1935. 1929-1934
Circus serial. radio scripts for various shows:  "That circus man"; "Canvas and sawdust"; "Quaker Oats circus"; misc. circus scripts. 1933
Box 47
Title Description Date
If they only drive nails mimeographed script for a· 15 minute sound slide film on sealed-air tubes; presented by the Seiberling Rubber Company; also contains script for slide film, "Here's one for Ripley"; photo. n.d.   
Declaration to independents. mimeographed script for a sound slide film; presented by Seiberling Rubber Co.; also contains script for slide film, "Sometimes it takes dynamite"; photo. n.d.
Seiberling short subject.                                            shooting scripts for:  "A sword against enslavement"--with corrections; "Dan Dumbnow smartens up"--with corrections; notes; newsletter from Seiberling Rubber; article  on F.A. Seiberling; correspondence with: C.F. Bamberg; John Bunting; radio spot announcements #1 and #2. 1940
Seiberling silver anniversary. script for a sound motion picture; presented by Seiberling Rubber Co. 1946
Another one for Ripley.                                            Script for sound motion picture; presented by Seiberling Rubber Co. ; written two different ways – neither were used, instead made into a sound-slide film (author’s note) n.d.