Box 7:

• folder 22: Mercury Theatre on the Air, 1938. Publicity releases See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts
• folders 23-24: Campbell Playhouse, 1938-1940. Miscellaneous script and production materials See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts; Oversize 11
• folder 25: The Jello Program Starring Jack Benny (Mar. 17, 1940). Script See also Tapes Orson Welles Almanac (Lady Esther) 1941
• folder 26: OWA (LE) - "Evening Primrose" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 27: OWA (LE) - "Bottle Party" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 28: OWA (LE) - "Little Gentleman," by Booth Tarkington [not used]. Scripts
• folder 29: OWA (LE) - "Boogie Woogie in Boston," by Elliot Paul. Scripts
• folder 30: OWA (LE) - "Variation on a Theme" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 31: OWA (LE) - "Salome" [not used]. Scripts

Box 8:

• folder 1: OWA (LE) - "Another American Tragedy" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 2: OWA (LE) - "Folk Songs of Ibiza," by Elliot Paul [not used]. Scripts
• folder 3: OWA (LE) - "Louise," by Saki [not used]. Scripts
• folder 4: OWA (LE) - "The Music Lesson," by Elliot Paul [not used]. Scripts
• folder 5: OWA (LE) - "The Cask of Amontillado," adapted by Roger Quayle Denny. [not used]. Scripts
• folder 6: OWA (LE) - "The Open Window," by Saki [not used]. Scripts
• folder 7: OWA (LE) - "Shake Hands with the Dragon," by Carl Glick. Scripts
• folder 8: OWA (LE) - "You Were Perfectly Fine," by Dorothy Parker [not used]. Scripts
• folder 9: OWA (LE) - "A Question of Approach," by Elliot Paul [not used]. Scripts
• folder 10: OWA (LE) - "The Easter Egg," by Saki, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny. [not used]. Scripts
• folder 11: OWA (LE) - "The Sexes," by Dorothy Parker [not used]. Scripts
• folder 12: OWA (LE) - "The Lost Sanjak," by Saki, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 13: OWA (LE) - "Table for Two" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 14: OWA (LE) - "An Irishman and a Jew" [not used]. Scripts. "Hidalgo, Or, Put Down That God Damned Blackjack, Sweetheart," by Robert Meltzer [not used]. Scripts
• folder 15: OWA (LE) - "Dear Lonely Lady," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 16: OWA (LE) - "The Dark Hall," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 17: OWA (LE) - "Supper for Cinderella," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 18: OWA (LE) - "Ask the Dust," by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 19: OWA (LE) - "Benedict Arnold Script" [used for promotional purposes]. Script
• folder 20: OWA (LE) - "The Golden Honeymoon." Script "Almanac." Notes
• folder 21: OWA (LE) - "Murder in the Bank," by John Patrick. Originally titled: "Blood and Thunder." Scripts
• folder 22: OWA (LE) - "The Lumber Room," by Saki, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny. [not used]. Scripts
• folder 23: OWA (LE) - "Rolls and Salt" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 24: OWA (LE) - "Supper for Two," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 25: OWA (LE) - "I'm a Fool." Script. "Almanac." Notes
• folder 26: OWA (LE) - "Gold Mounted Guns," by F.R. Buckley, adapted by Roger Quayale Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 27: OWA (LE) - "The Third Ingredient," by O. Henry, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 28: OWA (LE) - "The Diamond Necklace" [not used]. Script
• folder 29: OWA (LE) - "The Salvation of Pisco Gabar" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 30: OWA (LE) - "The Chaser" [not used] Scripts
• folder 31: OWA (LE) - "Black Marigolds," a free interpretation by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 32: OWA (LE) - "The Black Pearl." Script
• folder 33: OWA (LE) - "The Lost Stars," by Catulle Mendes, adapted by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 34: OWA (LE) - "The Exact Science of Matrimony," by O. Henry [not used]. Scripts
• folder 35: OWA (LE) - "The House," by Donald Hough [not used]. Scripts
• folder 36: OWA (LE) - "If in Years to Come," by Earl Reed Silvers, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny. Script
• folder 37: OWA (LE) - "Parker Poems." Script
• folder 38: OWA (LE) - "The Light in the Valley," by Michael Manning [not used]. Scripts
• folder 39: OWA (LE) - "The Emperor's New Clothes," by Hans Christian Andersen [not used]. Script
• folder 40: OWA (LE) - "It's Perfectly True!" by Hans Christian Andersen [not used]. Script
• folder 41: OWA (LE) - "The Prisoner of Assiout." Script
• folder 42: OWA (LE) - "Romance." Script
• folder 43: OWA (LE) - "The All American Team," by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 44: OWA (LE) - "The Knife," by Brendan Gill [not used]. Scripts
• folder 45: OWA (LE) - "Mr. Sampson," by Charles Lee, adapted by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 46: OWA (LE) - "A Source of Irritation," by Stacy Aumonier, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 47: OWA (LE) - "And Stars in the Sky," by Earl Reed Silvers [not used]. Scripts
• folder 48: OWA (LE) - "Eye Hath Not Seen," by John Fante [not used]. Script
• folder 49: OWA (LE) - "Purple and Fine Linen," by May Edginton, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 50: OWA (LE) - "The Shirt Collar," by Hans Christian Andersen [not used]. Scripts
• folder 51: OWA (LE) - "Wild Oranges," by Joseph Hergesheimer, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny. Scripts
• folder 52: OWA (LE) - "The Maysville Minstrel." Scripts
• folder 53: OWA (LE) - "Kangaroo Loves Me," by Geoffrey Household, adapted by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 54: OWA (LE) - "The Lady, Or the Tiger?" by Frank R. Stockton [not used]. Scripts
• folder 55: OWA (LE) - "The Hitch-Hiker," by Lucille Fletcher. Script
• folder 56: OWA (LE) - "Rebecca" [not used]. Script
• folder 57: OWA (LE) - "The Silver Hilt," by Ferenc Molnar, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 58: OWA (LE) - "Youth," by Joseph Conrad, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 59: OWA (LE) - "The Swing Shift," by Foster Carling [not used]. Scripts
• folder 60: OWA (LE) - "A Farewell to Arms." Script; "Gettysburg Address" [not used?]. Incomplete script
• folder 61: OWA (LE) - "Jane Eyre" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 62: OWA (LE) - "Monsieur Beaucaire," by Booth Tarkington, adapted by Michael Wilson [not used]. Scripts
• folder 63: OWA (LE) - "Alice Adams" [not used]. Scripts folder 64: OWA (LE) - "Original Radio Drama Written for Orson Welles" [not used]. Script
• folder 65: OWA (LE) - "Something's Going to Happen to Henry," by Shore and Solomon, adapted by Robert Meltzer. Script
• folder 66: OWA (LE) - "Water of Iturrigorri," by Geoffrey Household, adapted by John Fante [not used]. Scripts
• folder 67: OWA (LE) - "Rip Van Winkle," by Roger Quayle Denny [canceled due to war emergency]. Script
• folder 68: OWA (LE) - "Symptoms of Being Thirty-five," by Ring Lardner, adapted by Vera Eikel. Scripts
• folder 69: OWA (LE) - "Walt Whitman Poem." Script
• folder 70: OWA (LE) - "I Play Hamlet, a Ghost Story," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 71: OWA (LE) - "Stage 14," by Richard Carlson [not used]. Scripts
• folder 72: OWA (LE) - "The Curse of the Yehonala; An Historical Melodrama for Radio," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 73: OWA (LE) - "Young Mrs. Moon," by Nelia Gardner White, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 74: OWA (LE) - "Christmas Verse," by G.K. Chesterton. Script
• folder 75: OWA (LE) - "The Happy Prince," by Oscar Wilde [used] and "The Story-Teller" [not used]. Scripts

Box 9:

• folder 1: OWA (LE) - "St. Luke's Chapter II." Script
• folder 2: OWA (LE) - "There Are Frenchmen and Frenchmen." Script
• folder 3: OWA (LE) - "The Garden of Allah." Scripts
• folder 4: OWA (LE) - "Someone Else," by Lucille Fletcher Herrmann [not used]. Scripts
• folder 5: OWA (LE) - "The Apple Tree," by John Galsworthy, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny. Script
• folder 6: OWA (LE) - "Little Miss Haley," by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 7: OWA (LE) - "My Little Boy," by Carl Ewald. Scripts
• folder 8: OWA (LE) - "The Happy Hypocrite." Scripts
• folder 9: OWA (LE) - "August Heat," by W.F. Harvey [not used]. Script
• folder 10: OWA (LE) - "In the Fog," by Richard Harding Davis, adapted by John Latham [not used]. Script
• folder 11: OWA (LE) - "The Invaders" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 12: OWA (LE) - "The Killer," by Stewart Edward White, adapted by Roger Quayle Denny [not used]. Scripts
• folder 13: OWA (LE) - "Look Homeward Angel," by Leonardo Bercovici [not used]. Script
• folder 14: OWA (LE) - "The Man in the Green Necktie," by Arkady Averchenko [not used]. Scripts
• folder 15: OWA (LE) - "The Mappined Life" [not used]. Script
• folder 16: OWA (LE) - "Pigs Is Pigs" [not used]. Scripts
• folder 17: OWA (LE) - "Poems" [Ogden Nash, "The Rebuffers; John Keats, "A Song about Myself (From a Letter to Fanny Keats)" and "To Autumn"] [not used]. Script
• folders 18-19: OWA (LE) - Miscellaneous background and research materials
• folder 20-28: OWA (LE) - Story reports
• folder 29-31: OWA (LE) - Profile Studies of Programs See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts; Oversize 12
• folder 32: "Between Americans," Gulf Screen Guild Theatre (Dec. 7, 1941). Script. See also Tapes
• folder 33: "The Great Man Votes," Cavalcade of America (Dec. 15, 1941). Script. See also Tapes
• folder 34: "We Hold These Truths" (Dec. 15, 1941). Script, by Norman Corwin See also Tapes
• folder 35: "American Laughter" (Red Cross Program) (Jan. 25, 1942). Script, by Kenneth Allen Robinson
• folder 36: [Pan American Day] (Apr. 14, 1942). Scripts. See also Tapes
• folder 37: President Vargas' Birthday Broadcast (Apr. 18, 1942). Scripts. See also Tapes
• folder 38: "High Flight," Radio Readers Digest (Oct. 11, 1942). Script
• folder 39: "Admiral of the Ocean Sea" (Oct. 11, 1942). Script See also Tapes. Ceiling Unlimited Oct. 18, 1942-Feb. 1, 1943
• folder 40: CU - Background materials
• folders 41-43: CU - "The Flying Fortress." Background materials and scripts
• folders 44-46: CU - "Air Transport Command." Scripts
• folder 47: CU - "The Navigator." Background materials and scripts, by Hector Chevigny and Milton Geiger
• folder 48: CU - "Wind, Sand & Stars." Background materials and scripts, by Hector de St. Exupery
• folder 49: CU - "Ballad of Bataan." Background materials and scripts

Box 10

• folders 1-5: CU - "War Workers." Background materials and scripts
• folders 6-9: CU - "Gremlins." Background materials and scripts
• folders 10-13: CU - "Pan American Airlines." Background materials and scripts
• folder 14: CU - "Anti-Submarine Patrol." Background materials and scripts
• folders 15-18: CU - "Finger in the Wind." Background materials and scripts
• folder 19: CU - "Letter to Mother." Scripts
• folders 20-21: CU - "Mrs. James and the Pot of Tea" and "With Your Wings." Background materials and scripts
• folders 22-23: CU - "The Future." Scripts
• folder 24: CU - "Aviation Cadet Training," [not used]. Background materials and scripts, some by Burgess Meredith
• folder 25: CU - "Swami Haroun," [not used]. Story treatments by John Tucker Battle
• folder 26: CU - Incomplete scripts
• folder 27: CU - Production materials
• folder 28: CU - Publicity See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts. Hello Americans Nov. 15, 1942-Jan. 31, 1943
• folders 29-30: HA - "Brazil." Scripts
• folders 31-32: HA - "The Andes." Scripts

Box 11: Hello Americans (continued)

• folder 1: HA - Background materials
• folder 2: HA - Background materials; "The Blue Crucible," by Milton Geiger [not used], scripts; "West Indies," by John Tucker Battle [not used], scripts
• folders 3-4: HA - "The Islands," Scripts
• folder 5: HA - "Alphabet A-C." Scripts
• folders 6-8: HA - "Alphabet C-S." Scripts
• folders 9-13: HA - "Slavery - Abednego." Scripts
• folders 14-17: HA - "The Bad-Will Ambassador." Background materials and scripts by Milton Merlin, Milton Geiger, Richard Brooks, Myron Dutton
• folders 18-21: HA - "Mexico." Background materials and scripts by Richard Brooks, Maurice Clark, John Tucker Battle, Myron Dutton, Norman Rosten, Norman Foster
• folders 22-25: HA - "Feed the World." Background materials and scripts by John Tucker Battle, Myron Dutton, Richard Brooks, Maurice Clark, Milton Geiger

Box 12

• folders 1-6: HA - "Bolivar's Idea." Scripts by Maurice Clark, Richard Brooks, John Tucker Battle, Myron Dutton, Norman Rosten, Milton Geiger, Cyril Enfield, Waldo Salt
• folders 7-8: HA - "Communications," [not used]. Scripts by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, John Tucker Battle, Myron Dutton
• folder 9: HA - Production materials See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts
• folder 10: [Alô Americanos] [1942]. Script
• folder 11: Jack Benny Show (Grape Nuts Flakes Program) (Mar. 14-Apr. 11, 1943). Scripts See also Tapes
• folder 12: Bob Hope (The Pepsodent Show) (Sept. 27, 1943). Script
• folder 13: Duffy's (Oct. 12, 1943). Script
• folder 14: "Notes for Round Table Discussion..." (Oct., 1943). Notes
• folders 15-19: Orson Welles Almanac (Mobiloil) (Jan. 26-July 19, 1944). Scripts See also Tapes; Photographs; Bound Radio Scripts
• folder 20: Edgar Bergen (The Chase and Sanborn Program) (Apr. 2, May 28, 1944); "Three of a Kind" (U.S. Treasury Dept.) (Apr. 27, 1944). Scripts
• folder 21-26: Fifth War Loan Drive Shows (June 12-19, 1944). Scripts for Texarkana, Hollywood Bowl, and Soldier Field (Chicago) shows, and production and financial materials See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts
• folder 27: Edgar Bergen (The Chase and Sanborn Program) (Aug. 13, 1944). Scripts
• folder 28: "The Dream" (Inner Sanctum) (Sept. 23, 1944). Script
• folder 29: "Now Is the Time" by Norman Corwin (Oct. 6, 1944). Scripts
• folder 30: "Program 2" (Philco Radio Hall of Fame) (Oct. 8, 1944). Script
• folder 31: "The Dark Hours" (Kate Smith Show) (Oct. 15, 1944); Edgar Bergen (Chase and Sanborn Program) (Oct. 29, 1944); and [Round Table political broad cast] (Nov. 1, 1944). Scripts
• folder 32: Edgar Bergen (Chase and Sanborn Program) (Nov. 5, 1944) and "Around the World in Eighty Days," (This Is My Best) (Nov. 21, 1944). Scripts
• folder 33: "Program 13" Philco Radio Hall of Fame (Dec. 24, 1944). Scripts
• folders 34-42: Orson Welles Almanac (Eversharp) (planned for Dec., 1944-Jan., 1945, but never broadcast?). Production notes and drafts of scripts. See also Tapes
• folder 43: "In Reply to Cecil B. DeMille" (Mar. 31, 1945). Script
• folder 44: This Is My Best (Mar. 13-Apr. 24, 1945). Script of "Don't Catch Me" and production materials for series. See also Correspondence; Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts
• folder 45: Orson Welles Insert ... (Apr. 12, 1945); Forum Broadcast (May 6, 1945); Special VE Day Program (May 7, 1945); [San Francisco broadcast] (May, 1945). Scripts
• folder 46: "New York - A Tapestry for Radio," Columbia Presents Corwin (July 10, 1945). Scripts
• folder 47: "What does the British election mean to us," America's Town Meeting (Aug. 9, 1945). Background material and scripts

Box 13:

• folder 1: "Fourteen August," by Norman Corwin (August 14, 1945); "God and Uranium Were on Our Side," by Norman Corwin (Aug. 19, 1945). Scripts
• folder 2: "Special Victory Program," Command Performance, USA (Aug., 1945). Script
• folders 3-17: Lear - Orson Welles Almanac (Sept. 16, 1945-Oct. 6, 1946). Scripts and production materials. See also Tapes; Oversize 13
• folder 18: Request Performance No. 3 (Oct. 21, 1945); Pearl Harbor Script (Dec. 7, 1945); Esquire Magazine's "All-American Jazz Concert" (Jan. 16, 1946 ). Scripts
• folder 19: Airborne (Apr., 1946). Script and clipping Mercury Summer Theatre June 7-Sept. 13, 1946
• folder 20: MST - "Around the World in Eighty Days," "The Count of Monte Cristo," and " The Hitch Hiker." Scripts
• folder 21: MST - "Jane Eyre." Scripts
• folder 22: MST - "A Passenger to Bali" and "The Search for Henri LeFevre." Scripts
• folder 23: MST - "Life with Adam" and "The Moat Farm Murder." Scripts
• folder 24: MST - "Golden Honeymoon and Romeo and Juliet Excerpt," "Hell on Ice," "Abednego the Slave." Scripts
• folder 25: MST - "I'm a Fool and Tell-Tale Heart." Scripts.
• folder 26: MST - "Moby Dick" and "The Apple Tree." Scripts
• folder 27: MST - "King Lear." Scripts
• folder 28: MST - Production materials. See also Tapes; Bound Radio Scripts
• folder 29: Undated Radio Scripts. "Command Performance No. 156," "Frank Sinatra Show," and "Kate Smith Show." Scripts
• folders 30-33: Unproduced scripts for "Carmen," "Years of Jazz," and "Orson Welles' Almanac" for Oct. 1, 1935; includes planned production materials for Ziv transcription series
• folder 34: Miscellaneous radio materials; includes audience survey reports. See also Photographs

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