Box 1
Contains 16 Results:
Paddy Chayefsky (1)
Laurie Coe (1-22 and 25-46)
Eleanor Cogbill (1-69)
Edward Colton (1-6), Stephen A. Flynn (1-6), Horton Foote (1-2), Cecil Jones (1), Delbert and Ann Mann (1-18 plus 3 pages), Pier Mapes (1-5)
J. P. Miller (1-7), Priscilla Morgan (1-4), Tad Mosel (1-7 plus 2 pages), Harry Muheim (1-8 plus 1 page), Arthur Penn (1-11), David Shaw (1-3), Ira Skutch (1-10 plus 1 page), Pat Weaver (1-6), Robert Lantz (1-2)
‘Total TV’ Listings [Also: Prime Time Complete] (1-32) and Dramatic Anthology Shows of the ‘50’s (1-4)
Screening Notes [TV Shows] (36 pages) and UCLA Film and Television Archive [and others] (17 pages)
New York Times Articles (2 pages printed from Microfilm), Actors’ Credits (6 pages), and Writers’, Directors’ Firsts [Also: Reading Notes of Philcos] (1-33)
Articles by Fred Coe (3-7, 8-10), Articles about Fred Coe (25 pages), and TV Guide Articles (12 pages)
Statistics (3 pages), Reviews (8 pages), and Authors’ Notes [TV Play Writers prefaces] (1-45)
Irwin A. Cantor (1-2), Jane Deacy (1-2), Dominick Dunne (1-4), Larry Elikann (1-9), Paddy Chayefsky (5 pages), Julian Claman (1 page), and “Marty” Ending Controversy (3 pages)
Sundry Philco-Goodyear from S.M.S.W. (22 pages) and Shaun Considine (3 pages)
(c-31)- Fred Coe Specific [Post-Hoc Variety Clips] (9 pages), (c-32)- Ratings [Post-Hoc Variety Clips] (3 pages), (c-33)- The Blacklist [Post-Hoc Variety Clips] (9 pages), and (c-34)- General Stuff [Post-Hoc Variety Clips] (34 pages)
Martin Manulis 7/19/93 (#2)
E. Hotchner, 2/2/94
Ira Skutch, 2/24/93
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