1...... Agee (James) NOA NOA. Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", red wrappers from the Paul Kohner-Michael Levy Ageny, 168 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Script in care of Burden and Feurer Productions', Myron Slobodien. Never filmed to his credit. $375.00

2...... Alcott (Louisa M.) = novel / Andrew Solt = screenplay LITTLE WOMEN. [Third Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 176 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges with a few slight chips. The dust wrapper is torn at the pins and almost loose. Dated September 10, 1946. For Selznick International Pictures. By the author of screenplays for the following films: THEY ALL KISSED THE BRIDE, JOAN OF ARC, IN A LONELY PLACE, FOR THE FIRST TIME, IMAGINE: JOHN LENNON, and others. The 1949 film was produced and directed by Mervyn LeRoy, and starring June Allyson as Jo March, Janet Leigh, Margaret O'Brien, and Elizabeth Taylor as her sisters, Meg, Beth, and Amy, Mary Astor as Marmee, and Peter Lawford as Laurie. The film won the Academy Award for Best Art Direction and was nominated for one other award. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $450.00

3...... Axelrod (George) HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE [First Draft Screenplay] First Draft. 8.5" x 11", brick-red stencilled wrappers, 125 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. This copy dated December 13, 1963. The 1964 film was directed by Richard Quine, and stars Jack Lemmon and Virna Lisi. A screenplay by a very important screenwriter. From the collection of Carter Burden. $200.00

4...... Axelrod (George) THE CONNECTICUT LOOK. [Revised First Draft] 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange wrappers, 113 green and blue leaves, printed on rectos only. Some rumpling and fraying at the edges. This copy dated August 28, 1967. A Charleston Enterprises Production. The script later becomes SECRET LIFE OF AN AMERICAN WIFE, a film directed by George Axelrod. Released in 1968 and staring Walter Matthau. From the collection of Carter Burden. $350.00

5...... Bacher (William A.) IF THIS BE MY HARVEST. [Final Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", orange wrappers with typed label, three pins, 130 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled wrapper, all else fine. Dated July 7, 1948. A script for Trinity Films and William A. Bacher Productions. No author is credited. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $175.00

6...... Baker (Elliott) A FINE MADNESS. [screenplay] Final draft screenplay, 8.5" x 11", yellow studio wrappers, two pins, 136 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges ot the wrappers with a few small tears and one small square of paper cut out as if with a knife. Dated August 27, 1965. Based on the author's novel of the same title. The film was released in 1966, directed by Irvin Kershner, starring Sean Connery, Joanne Woodward, and Jean Seberg. $325.00

7...... Baker (Elliott) LUV. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", red printed Columbia Pictures Corp. wrappers, two pins, 125 leaves, including blue and yellow revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Martin Manulis Productions, Ltd., Production No. 8801. Slightest fraying at the edges. This final draft dated August 2, 1965 on the title page and August 4, 1966 on the wrappers. Based on the play by Murray Schisgal this adaptation is by Baker, a popular novelist of the 1960's and 70's. He is the author of A FINE MADNESS, THE PENNY WARS, POCOCK & PITT, VIVA MAX, UNREQUITED LOVES, and KLYNT'S LAW. The film was released in 1967 and was directed by Clive Donner. Jack Lemmon, Peter Falk, and Elaine May star. $235.00

8...... Baker (Elliott) LUV. [screenplay] First Estimating Draft of the screenplay, 8.5" x 11", illustrated Columbia Pictures wrappers, 135 leaves, printed on rectos only. This studio copy dated May 27, 1966 on the wrapper and May 25, 1966 on the title page. A Martin Manulis Productions, Ltd. script. Based on the play by Murray Schisgal. Production No. 8801. The film was released in 1967, directed by Clive Donner, it stars Severn Darden and Peter Falk. $225.00

9...... Baker (Elliott) THE MOVIES, THE MONKS AND COLONEL MIX. [Shooting Script] "8.5 x 11", mechanically reproduced, in yellow wrappers, 118 leaves, printed on rectos only. Wrapper slightly frayed at the edges. Shooting Script 6.LXXIII. Copyright 1973, Scimitar Films Limited. From the collection of Carter Burden. Based on a story of the same title by Baker. Set in 1945 in Austria, and London. $285.00

10..... Baker (Elliott) VIVA MAX! Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", in blue wrappers, 122 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Based on the novel by James Lehrer. This copy dated October 12, 1967. Produced by Mark. P. Carliner, the film was released in 1969 and directed by Jerry Paris. It stars Peter Ustinov as the title character. From the collection of Carter Burden. $200.00

11..... Barrymore (John) = star / Twist (John) = screenplay THE GREAT MAN VOTES. [Presentation Screenplay] 7" x9", red pebbled leather, lettered in gilt, 138 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the spine and edges. Cover reads "THE GREAT MAN VOTES Presented To GARRETT BYRNES." A screenplay by John Twist, signed on the blank page before the credit page by John Barrymore, Virginia Weidler, Peter Holden, Pandro S. Berman, Cliff Reid, Donald MacBride, Garson Kanin, and John Twist. Released by RKO Radio Pictures Inc. in 1939, the film was produced by Cliff Reid, directed by Garson Kanin, and starred John Barrymore, Peter Holden, Virginia Weidler, and Donald MacBride. Pandro S. Berman acted as executive in charge of production. From a story by Gordon Malherbe Hillman. With the bookplate of John Barrymore laid in. From the collection of Carter Burden. $1000.00

12..... Beagle (Peter S.) MORRIS BIRD III. [Revised Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", yellow Charles Fries Productions Inc. wrappers, two pins, 111 mimeographed leaves, including blue "Second Revision" leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges and pin holes. Ownership signature of Helen Davidchick in the upper right corner of wrapper. Revision wrappers dated June 13, 1977. Blue Second Revision leaves dated June 17, 1977. Based on the novel by Don Robertson. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the collection of Carter Burden. $225.00

13..... Beagle (Peter S.) THE SKY IS FALLING. "8.5 x 11", mechanically reproduced, 102 leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges. This second draft is dated October 19, 1978. Based on the book by Arthur Weingarten. Screenplay controlled by Lorimar Productions, Inc., George LeMaire Productions. Unfilmed to the best of our knowledge. From the collection of Carter Burden. $95.00

14..... Beagle (Peter S.) TRICK OR TREAT. Screenplay. 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange wrappers, 142 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Based on a story by Don Quine. To the best of our knowledge this horror film script was never produced, although there are three films by the same title. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

15..... Beagle (Peter S.) & Chris Conkling THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Part One. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", no front wrappers, green back cover, 191 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges. Ends incomplete. This copy dated May 3, 1977. The animated film was released in 1978, directed by Ralph Bakshi. $400.00

16..... Beagle (Peter S.) & Chris Conkling (J. R. R. Tolkien) THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Part One. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", wrappers with the title written on and owner's signature on the front, 193 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Based on the book by Tolkien. The animated feature was released in 1978, directed by Ralph Bakshi. $400.00

17..... Beagle (Peter S.) = screenplay / Don Robertson = novel MORRIS BIRD III. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", blue Charles Fries Productions wrappers, two pins, 111 (mimeographed?) leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying around pin holes. Dated June 3, 1977. Based on the novel by Don Robertson. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge, even though this script lists a Producer, Director, and two Executive Producers. $245.00

18..... Behrman (S. N.) = Additional dialogue / Sonya Levein = screenplay DADDY LONG LEGS. [Screen Continuity Script] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 119 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Working copy. Slightly chipped, some rumpling and fraying. Extensive shooting notes throughout the screenplay. Dated June 4, 1931. From the story by Jean Webster. The 1931 film was directed by Alfred Santell and starred Janet Gaynor. A remake of the original 1919 film that starred Mary Pickford. $495.00

19..... Behrman (S. N.) and Sonya Levien = Final Screenplay / Pierre Benoit = novel SURRENDER. [Final Screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", blue Twentieth Century-Fox wrappers, 100 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fox file number in pencil in upper corner of front wrapper. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated Augusr 28, 1931. From the novel AXELLE by Benoit. The film released in 1931 was directed by William K. Howard and starred Ralph Bellamy among others. Scarce. $550.00

20..... Bellow (Saul) & Ronal Ribman (adaptation for the screenplay) SEIZE THE DAY. [screenplay] Two drafts in two volumes. 8.5" x 11". First revised draft dated 7/17/85, in black wrappers with label, 99 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Second revised draft dated 8/30/85, in plastic wrappers, 96 mechanically reproduced leaves, revisions on pink sheets, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges og the black wrappers. Produced by Chiz Schultz, directed by Fielder Cook. The film was released in 1986 and starred Robin Williams. $345.00

21..... Bemelmans (Ludwig) novelist / David Odell - screenplay DIRTY EDDIE. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", black printed wrappers, 2 screws, 146 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Very good. Screenplay by Odell from the novel by Bemelmans. For Opal Productions. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $145.00

22..... Benson (Sally) =screenplay / Clare Boothe Luce = story COME TO THE STABLE. [Revised Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed red Twentieth Century-Fox wrappers, three pins, 136 mimeographed leaves, including blue revision sheets, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed and rumpled at the edges, with studio stamps on the wrapper. Dated December 9, 1948, blue sheets dated 12/27/48. The 1949 film was directed by Henry Koster and stars Loretta Young and Celeste Holme as two nuns. Additional writers credited in the film include Clare Boothe Luce (story) and Oscar Millard. Two nuns from a French convent attempt to build a children's hospital in New England with the help of colorful locals. The film was nominated for six Academy Awards, including a Nomination to Clare Boothe Luce for Best Writing, Motion Picture Story. $300.00

23..... Bentley (E. C.) = novel / Mel Dinelli = screenplay TRENT'S LAST CASE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 109 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Vanguard Films, Inc Script No. 30. Dated May 22, 1947. Based on the novel by E. C. Bentley. This version never filmed to the best of our knowledge. By the screenwriter of THE WINDOW, JEOPARY, THE RECKLESS MOMENT, and others. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

24..... Bergman (Andrew) BIG TROUBLE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed red wrappers, two pins, 129 computer print out leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated February, 1983. By the screenwriter of BLAZING SADDLES, SOAP DISH, THE FRESHMAN, HONEYMOON IN VEGAS, FLETCH, OH, GOD! YOU DEVIL, STRIPTEASE, and others. The 1986 film was directed by John Cassavetes, and starred Peter Falk, Alan Arkin, and Beverley D'Angelo. $145.00

25..... Bergstein (Eleanor) A PERFECT CIRCLE. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", red wrappers, three pins, 114 mechanically reproduced leaves, including blue, pink, green, and orange revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Front wrapper loose, frayed at pin holes. Dated January 10, 1980. Pink sheets, 2/11/80; orange 2/4/80; green 2/4/80; blue 1/18/80 and 1/28/80; Also, Cast and Crew list with Productions notes, stapled, 25 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. The 1980 film was directed by Claudia Weill and starred Jill Clayburgh, Michael Douglas, and Charles Grodin. $200.00

26..... Berrigan (David) THE TRIAL OF THE CATONSVILLE NINE. [Running Script] "8.5 x 11", mechanically reproduced, in manila folder wrappers with original script label, 108 leaves, printed on one side only. Wrapper slightly frayed at the edges. New York Prompt Script for a run of the play at the Lyceum Theatre, produced by the Phoenix Theatre's T. Edward Hambleton and Leland Hayward, January 31-June 26, 1971. Script includes stage diagrams for each scene with blocking notes. The play was directed by Gordon Davidson. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

27..... Bertolucci (Bernardo) & Marilyn Goldin RED HARVEST. [Second Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", red plastic wrappers, ring bound, 124 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated April 7, 1983. From the novel by Dashiell Hammett. Unfilmed. By Bertolucci, a director, writer, actor whose screen credits include STEALING BEAUTY, THE LAST EMPEROR, LITLLE BUDDHA, 1900, THE SHELTERING SKY, and others. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $650.00

28..... Blakeslee (Lieut. Victor F.) with Lieut. Hartley E. Howe & Welbourn Kelley CINCUS. [Story Outline] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 20 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest chipping on spine edge, else fine. Copy date October 6, 1941. "CinCUS" is the term used in the United States Navy for Commander-in-Chief, United States Fleet. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

29..... Bodeen (DeWitt) SWAN SONG. (The Life of Marie Dressler) [Original Treatment and First Draft Screenplay, 2 vol.] Treatment: 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange wrappers, two pins, 64 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges. Perforated section of studio file page is removed. David O. Selznick Productions Script No. 351. Dated October 19, 1942. Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange wrappers, three pins, 159 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges, else fine. Dated Oct. 28, 1942 through Nov. 17, 1942. Selznick Studio Script No. 566. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $400.00

30..... Bodeen (DeWitt) THE APPLE TREE. [First Draft Continuity Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 123 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges, slightly stained, and with a large tear on the rear wrapper. Dated August 23, 1946. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

31..... Bowie (Mary) POLLYANNA. [Brief Summary of Chapter Material] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 13 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Labelled Script A 2404 on studio file page. Fine. Dated August 10, 1939. For Selznick International Pictures. This version never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $175.00

32..... Bronte (Charlotte) = novel / Barbara Keon compiler JANE EYRE. [Physical Descriptions of Characters with Notes on Wardrobe] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 19 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Perforated section of studio file page is removed. Selznick Productions, Inc. Script A3469. Dated 1941. A descriptive list of costumes and characters compiled by crew member Barabara Keon for the 1944 film, JANE EYRE. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

33..... Brooke (Hugh) MIRACLES ONLY HAPPEN ONCE. [English Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 125 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated December 5, 1950. Adapted from the French scenario "LES MIRACLES N'ONT LIEU QU'UNE FOIS," by Jacques Sigurd. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $300.00

34..... Burnett (Francis Hodgson) = book / Hugh Walpole = screenplay LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. [16mm Combined Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, no wrappers, stapled, 99 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated April 21, 1961. Script divided by reels and section with numbered shots. Based on the book by Francis Hodgson Burnett. Released in 1936 by Selznick International Pictures, through United Artists. John Cromwell directed and Freddie Bartholomew and Dolores Costello Barrymore starred. a remake of the 1921 silent film starring Mary Pickford. This was the first film from Selznick International Pictures. Not an original. This script from 1961 is most likely for the re-release of the film. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $1200.00

35..... Burnett (W. R.) = novel / Bob Williams = Screenplay ACCUSED OF MURDER. [Estimating-Shooting Script] Screenplay, legal sized, white front wrapper and green back wrapper, two pins, 78 mimeographed leaves, including pink revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Based on the novel VANITY ROW by W. R. Burnett, a major author of hard boiled fiction. Production #2026, for Republic Productions Inc. This script dated June 11, 1956, lists Joe Kane as Associate Producer-Director. Released in 1944 the film is directed by Kane and stars David Brian and Vera Ralston. $325.00

36..... Burnett (W.R) et al. = screenplay / Graham Greene = novel THIS GUN FOR HIRE. [Paramount Pictures, Inc. Screenplay] Studio file copy. 8.5" x 11", two pins, 143 yellow mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges with slight tears to the top leaf, now loose and in a plastic protector. Stamped on the top leaf as a Paramount Pictures Story Department Master File copy. Dated October 9, 1941. Script "SF 8494" noted as private and confidential. Based on the novel, A GUN FOR SALE, by Graham Greene. The script is divided by sequences labeled A-F. Scenes are numbered 1-130. Released by Paramount Pictures, Inc. in 1942, the film was produced by Richard Blumenthal, directed by Frank Tuttle, and starred Veronica Lake, Alan Ladd, Robert Preston, and Laird Cregar. Remade in 1957 as SHORT CUT TO HELL, and again in 1991 for cable TV (With Robert Wagner). Co-authored by screenwriter and novelist W. R. Burnett, whose screen credtis include SCARFACE (1932), THE GET-AWAY, WAKE ISLAND, THE ASPHALT JUNGLE, THE BADLANDERS, HIGH SIERRA, DANGEROUS MISSION, and many others. Co-author Albert Maltz's screen credits include AFRAID TO TALK, CLOAK AND DAGGER (1946), THE NAKED CITY, SHORT CUT TO HELL, TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA, and others. An early, defining film noir that made Alan Ladd a star. From the Brian Kirby collection. Rare. $2000.00

37..... Cain (James M.) PEPE LE MOKO. [Also known as: ALGIERS] [Dialogue Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", white unlabeled wrappers, metal clip, 149 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight staining on the wrappers with very slight fraying to the edges. This copy contains a blue ink stamp of Robert and Raymond Hakim, the producers of the original French version of the film. This script is English dialogue only. The film PEPE LE MOKO, directed by Julien Duvivier and starring Jean Gabin, was remade in Hollywood by producer Walter Wanger. The film was directed by John Cromwell, and starring Charles Boyer and Austrian actress, Hedy Lamarr, in her first lead role in an American picture. Cain was called in to write the script. He worked for four weeks at $1,000 a week on the script before declaring it impossible to create a script that would be almost identical to the original French screenplay. Wanger brought in John Howard Lawson to finish the screenplay. The first twenty minutes of the American filmed version, ALGIERS, contain the dialogue of Cain. Based on the novel by Henri La Barthe. The 1938 film, ALGIERS, was nominated for four Academy Awards. Later remade as the semi-musical CASBAH. An intersting script to a great film. $575.00

38..... Cameron (James) ALIENS. [First Draft] 8.5" x 11", mint green wrappers, two pins, 121 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the pins holes. Dated May 30, 1985. The 1986 film was directed by Cameron and stars Sigourney Weaver. $200.00

39..... Capote (Truman) dialogue author INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE. [Combined Continuity] Legal size, stencilled blue wrappers, 65 leaves, printed on rectos only. Rear cover loose from staples. Produced by De Sica, released by Columbia. A vehicle for Jennifer Jones created by her husband, David O. Selznick. Some rumpling and fraying at the edges. This copy is dated January 12, 1954, reasonably early in Capote's career. Rare. $400.00

40..... Carlino (Lewis John) THE BROTHERHOOD. Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", green Paramount Pictures wrappers with cut out section to reveal title on title page, two pins, 116 leaves, printed on rectos only. An original screenplay by a playwright. Dated May 12, 1967. Stamped number 76. The film was released in 1968, directed by Martin Ritt and starring Kirk Douglas. A screenplay about the Mafia in changing times. From the collection of Carter Burden. $290.00

41..... Carpenter (Don) T.N.T. [First Draft Screenplay] Original screenplay, 8.5" x 11", Stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 143 leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. By a popular 1960's and 70's novelist, author of HARD RAIN FALLING, BLADE OF LIGHT, THE MURDER OF THE FROGS AND OTHER STORIES, GETTING OFF, THE TRUE LIFE STORY OF JODY McKEEGAN, and the screenplay POST OFFICE. An undated draft. Only one of his screenplays was ever produced, PAYDAY. The author committed suicide in July of 1995. $265.00

42..... Chandler (Raymond) & Billy Wilder DOUBLE INDEMNITY. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed light brown wrappers, three pins, 137 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. Dated September 25, 1943. Labeled Prod. #PF-134. This is NOT an original, but a photocopy of the studio file copy with original ending. Based on the novel by "Hard Boiled" author, James M. Cain. Released in 1944 the film was directed by Billy Wilder and stars Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck, and Edward G. Robinson. Screenplay by two very talented writers. This copy of the 1943 script contains the film's original ending in which MacMurray's character goes to the gas chamber. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards including Best Writing, Screenplay. A great film noir. $175.00

43..... Chandler (Raymond) & Frank Partos = screenplay/ Rachel Field = novel AND NOW TOMORROW. [Release Dialogue Script] Screenplay, legal sized, no wrappers, stapled, 87 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. The title page is detached from one of three staples. Original studio mimeo with instructions to Xerox and file number in red ink on upper right corner of front leaf. Dated July 24, 1944. The Paramount Picutres film was released in 1944. Irving Pichel directed and Alan Ladd and Loretta Young starred. $2000.00

44..... Chapin (Martha) THE SAILOR AND THE GIRL. [Film Treatment] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 44 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled. Dated January 6, 1943. Copied 6/9/43. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

45..... Chapin (Martha) THE SAILOR AND THE GIRL. [Treatment] 8.5" x 11', stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 44 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Front wrapper loose from pins, else fine. Dated January 6, 1943 with a copy date of 6/9/43. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

46..... Chayefsky (Paddy) NETWORK. [Second Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed blue-gray MGM wrappers, two pins, 147 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges and pins, with tape repair at one pin and slight staining on the rear cover. Dated November 1975. Released in 1976. The film was directed by Sidney Lumet and starred Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Peter Finch, Robert Duvall, Wesley Addy, Ned Beatty, and others. Chayefsky's masterpiece is a satire of television that rings closer to the truth each second. The film follows a fourth place network that will air anything for ratings. The film received ten Academy Award nominations and went home with four Oscars including an Oscar to Chayefsky for Best Writing, Screenplay written directly for the screen. Finch won the Best ACtor Oscar posthumously for his performance. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $650.00

47..... Chayefsky (Paddy) = screenplay / Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe = play PAINT YOUR WAGON. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed green Paramount Pictures wrappers, two pins, 158 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated March 6, 1968. Based on the play by Lerner and Loewe. The 1969 film was directed by Joshua Logan and starred Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood with Jean Seberg. The film received one Academy Award nomination for its music. This was Logan's last directorial credit. $300.00

48..... Cheever (John) = story / Eleanor Perry = screenplay THE SWIMMER. [screenplay] First draft screenplay, 8.5" x 11", blue wrappers from the Studio Duplicating Service, 92 leaves, printed on rectos only. Some rumpling and fraying at the edges. Signature "L. Barry" on title page. Script of Francis Productions, Inc. Based on the story by John Cheever. The film was released in 1968, directed by Frank Perry, it stars Burt Lancaster. A man decides to swim in every pool in his valley, running to each one. $275.00

49..... Christie (Agatha) = novel / Robert Malcolm Young = screenplay / Sue Grafton = later revisions SPARKLING CYANIDE. [Second Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed red Warner Bros. Television wrappers, two pins, 103 computer print out leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges with one small tear. Dated November 1, 1982. Based on the novel by Christie. The 1983 TV movie was directed by Robert Michael Lewis, and starred Anthony Andrews. The final script was worked on by Sue Grafton and Steve Humphrey who also received screen cedit for their work. $400.00

50..... Christie (Agatha) novel / Rod Browning - teleplay DEAD MAN'S FOLLY. [A Hercule Poirot Mystery. Teleplay.] Rewrite Draft screenplay, 8.5" x 11", Warner Bros. studio wrappers, two pins, 102 leaves with perforated edges, printed on rectos only. Dated September 10, 1985. Based on the novel by Agatha Christie. The film was released for television in 1986 and was directed by Clive Donner. $135.00

51..... Clavell (James) = novel / Bryan Forbes = screenplay KING RAT. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", green studio wrappers from Columbia Pictures, two pins, 166 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated August 12, 1964. Production No. 8689 for James Woolf Productions. Based on the novel by Clavell. The film was released in 1965, directed by Bryan Forbes. Clavell is a major novelist. $275.00

52..... Clift (Denison) SECRETS OF SCOTLAND YARD. [Shooting Script] Screenplay, legal sized, stencilled orange studio wrappers, two pins, 92 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Production #1265, the title has been written on the cover. Slightly frayed at the edges. This script dated March 15, 1944, lists George Blair as Associate Producer for Republic Studio. Released in 1944 the film is directed by George Blair and stars Edgar Barrier in a duel role of the identical twins, John and Robert Usher. Also starring Stephanie Bachelor. A spy mystery. The author's penultimate film, based on the novel, ROOM 40, O.B. $145.00

53..... Cockrell (Marian) SO IN LOVE. [Second Draft Story and Treatment, Original Screenplay (2 volumes)] Second Draft Story and Treatment: 8.5" x 11', blue rear wrapper, missing the top wrapper, three pins, 213 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. Vanguard Films, Inc. Script No. 18, dated October 28, 1946. Original Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 182 mimeographed leaves printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the corners, all else fine. SO IN LOVE listed as the working title. Vanguard Films, Inc. Script No. 43, dated December 14, 1946. By the screenwriter of DARK WATERS. This story was never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $425.00

54..... Cockrell (Marian) WHAT EVERY YOUNG BRIDE SHOULD KNOW. [Final Shooting Script] 8.5" x 11", stencilled gold wrappers, three pins, 131 mimeographed leaves printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated April 17, 1947. An original screenplay. By the author of the screenplay for the film DARK WATERS. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $250.00

55..... Cockrell (Marian) WHAT EVERY YOUNG BRIDE SHOULD KNOW. [Final Shooting Script] 8.5" x 11", stencilled gold wrappers, three pins, 131 mimeographed leaves printed on rectos only. Slightly rubbed at the pins, else fine. Dated April 17, 1947. Vanguard Films, Inc. Script No. 4. An original screenplay. By the author of the screenplay for the film DARK WATERS. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $250.00

56..... Coffee (Lenore) LONDON LADY. [Treatment #5 for Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled gray wrappers, two pins, 31 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Chipped slightly at one corner and slightly tanned at the edges. Dated January 11, 1936. Treatment for a screenplay about Florence Nightingale. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

57..... Conroy (Pat) PRINCE OF TIDES. [Director's 5th Draft] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", red agency wrappers, 130 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges and rubbed. Dated May 8, 1990. Based on the novel by Pat Conroy. The 1991 film was directed by and starred Barbra Streisand, with Nick Nolte. $325.00

58..... Coppola (Francis Ford) & B. Armyan Bernstein ONE FROM THE HEART. [First Draft Screenplay and Early MSS draft] Manuscript: Unbound, 92 leaves. 26 leaves are mechanically reproduced sheets from a special effects meeting, the remaining leaves are from the script and include typed original pages, ms pages, and copied pages. All with extensive editing and notes in pencil. Plus: 8.5" x 11", printed orange Zoetrope Studios wrappers, three pins, 111 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Production #032, a working draft of the script. With a page that states this copy for the sole use of Joel Adelman, whose name is written in ink. From the original screenplay by Bernstein. With music and lyrics by Tom Waits. Dated August 7, 1980. Released in 1982 the film was directed by Coppola and features Frederic Forrest, Teri Garr, Raul Julia, and Nasstassja Kinski. A Vegas tale filmed entirely on a sound stage. Rare. $600.00

59..... Corwin (Norman) JUDGMENT: The Court Martial of General Yamashita. [First taped draft] "8.5 x 11", stencilled white wrappers, 140 leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges of the wrappers. With blue leaves marking commercial breaks, and hand written editing throughout and on the cover. First taped draft dated 2/28/74. A Stanley Kramer Production in association with David L. Wolper for ABC TV. Set to air on 6/11/74. A similar themed film, JUDGEMENT: The Court Martial of Lieutenant William Calley was produced by Kramer in 1975. This screenplay is from the collection of Carter Burden. $200.00

60..... Costigan (James) A WAR OF CHILDREN. [Final Script] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", printed white wrappers, three pins, 85 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight tanning and rumpling at edges. Dated November 28, 1972. Story and screenplay by Irish author Costigan. The 1972 TV movie was directed by George Schaefer. $175.00

61..... Crais (Robert) NIGHT CHILLS. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", in gray wrappers, 106 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Based on the novel by Dean R. Koontz. This copy dated January 31, 1990. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $225.00

62..... Crichton (Michael) LOOKER. [Revised Draft of Original Sceenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed tan Agency wrappers, three pins, 113 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Title label on front wrapper. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated August 18, 1980. The 1981 film was also directed by Crichton and featured Albert Finney, James Coburn, and Susan Dey. $300.00

63..... Cristofer (Michael) C. C. PYLE AND THE BUNION DERBY. Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled green wrappers, two pins, 121 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Undated copy. The screenplay is unfilmed. Cristofer's screenwriting credits include BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES and THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK. $225.00

64..... Crowley (Mart) PORTALING. [treatment] Treatment for a screenplay, 8.5" x 11", in stencilled blue wrappers, 47 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled. Numbered on the cover, 8553, by Universal City Studios. Very early for Crowley, precedes his first book BOYS IN THE BAND by three years. From the collection of Carter Burden. $400.00

65..... Crowley (Mart) THE BOYS IN THE BAND. Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", in stencilled blue wrappers, 146 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled and frayed at the edges. Owner's name and address on title page. Also done as a play. The film was released in 1970, directed by William Friedkin. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

66..... Crumb (R.) = comic / Boyd Jacobson = screenplay WHITEMAN MEETS BIGFOOT. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", gilt stamped brown wrappers, two screws, 118 mechanicaalt reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Undated. Based on the original Comic Book Classic by R. Crumb. Never filmed. $200.00

67..... Dane (Clemence) & Salka Viertel ANNA KARENINA. [Temporary Complete Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers with MGM studio label, two pins, 170 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed wrappers torn at the pins and loose. Stamped temporary incomplete. Dated February 21, 1935. Based on the novel by Tolstoy. Very early for Dane. The screenplay was also credited S. N. Behrman. The 1935 film was produced by Selznick, directed by Clarence Brown and starred Greta Garbo and Fredric March. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $425.00

68..... Dane (Clemence) = play / Howard Estabrook & Harry Wagstaff Gribble = screenplay A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT. [Combined Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, stencilled white wrappers, staples, 64 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped at the top edge and with the back leaf partially loose from staples. Dated March 3, 1957. Script divided by reels and sections with numbered scenes and shots. Not an original, but most likely from a re-release of the film. Based on the play by Clemence Dane. The 1932 film was presented by RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. David O. Selznick was the executive producer. George Cukor directed and John Barrymore starred with Billie Burke, Katherine Hepburn, David Manners, and others. The film was Hepburn's film debut. Screenplay co-authored by Estabrook, screenwriter of THE HUMAN COMEDY, THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY, WAY DOWN EAST (1935), CIMARRON, THE SHOPWORN ANGEL, and many others. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $475.00

69..... DeLeon (Walter) & Harlan Thompson [George F. Worts - novel] THE PHANTOM PRESIDENT. [First White Script] Screenplay, legal sized, no wrappers, 160 leaves, printed on rectos only. Paramount Studio copy with several ink stamps on the title page, "1385," "INCOMPLETE," MASTER FILE," FILE COPY," etc. Slightly frayed at the edges, the title page is tearing at the staples and has one large tear between the bottom and middle staple, not affecting the text. Dated June 27, 1932. "Not used" written in pencil on cover. Authors not credited on the screenplay. This lists George M. Cohan as the star, Norman Taurog, director, and Herman J. Mankiewicz, Associate producer. The 1932 film also starred Claudette Colbert. $450.00

70..... Deutsch (Helen) ROBINSON CRUSOE. [Temporary Complete Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled studio wrappers with a MGM label, two pins and staples, 147 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly tattered wrapper, and slightly frayed at the edges. The MGM label is peeling at the bottom edge, and the wrapper cover is stamped "File Copy" and "Temporary Complete." A studio library car pocket is attached to the inside of the front wrapper. Dated 10/1/48, and listed as completed on 10/8/48. The script lists a Mr. Zimbalist as producer. The front cover notes that the script if "From: Helen Deutsch," suggesting her as the most likely author of this unproduced screenplay. Deutsch penned the screenplays to the films, NATIONAL VELVET, LILI, THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN, VALLEY OF THE DOLLS, and several others. $245.00

71..... Dickey (James) GENE BULLARD. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed blue William Morris Agency wrappers, three pins, 118 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying to the edges and slight rubbing espescially near the pins. Dated 2/14/77. An unfilmed and unpublished original screenplay by James Dickey, author of DELIVERANCE. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $400.00

72..... Dickey (James) & John Boorman DELIVERANCE. [Revised Final Screenplay] Revised Final Draft screenplay, 8.5" x 11", Agency wrappers, two pins, 110 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated May 30, 1971, this is a copy of the studio's final revisions. Based on the novel by Dickey. The film was released in 1972 and was directed by John Boorman. $190.00

73..... Dinelli (Mel) MISS HARGREAVES. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 180 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated May 15, 1946.Vanguard Films, Inc Script No. 17. By the screenwriter of THE RECKLESS MOMENT, JEOPARDY, LIZZIE, CAUSE FOR ALARM, and others. This script never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $235.00

74..... Dinelli (Mel) SOME MUST WATCH. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 19 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped on the rear spine edge, else fine. Dated January 20, 1945. A short screenplay for Vanguard Films. Produced and released as THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE by Selznick in 1946. The film is from RKO Radio Pictures Production, and a Dore Schary production. The film was directed by Robert Siodmak and starred Dorothy McGuire, George Brent, and Ethel Barrymore who received an Oscar nomination for her Supporting Role. Thriller about a mute servant (McGuire) in a mansion whose life is threatened by killer who preys on 'women with afflictions.' From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

75..... Dinelli (Mel) SOME MUST WATCH. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 19 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped on the spine edge, else fine. Dated January 20, 1945. A short screenplay for Vanguard Films. Produced and released as THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE by Selznick in 1946. The film is from RKO Radio Pictures Production, and a Dore Schary production. The film was directed by Robert Siodmak and starred Dorothy McGuire, George Brent, and Ethel Barrymore who received an Oscar nomination for her Supporting Role. Thriller about a mute servant (McGuire) in a mansion whose life is threatened by killer who preys on 'women with afflictions.' From the David O. Selznick Archive. No. 2046. $200.00

76..... Dinelli (Mel) THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE. [Combined 16mm Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, stencilled green top wrapper, stapled, 85 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying and staple punctures at top edge. Dated May 9, 1961. Script divided by reels and sections with scenes numbers and shot descriptions. Not an original script, but most likely from a re-release of the film. Based on the novel SOME MUST WATCH by Ethel Lina White. Released by Selznick in 1946 the film is from RKO Radio Pictures Production, and a Dore Schary production. The film was directed by Robert Siodmak and starred Dorothy McGuire, George Brent, and Ethel Barrymore who received an Oscar nomination for her Supporting Role. Thriller about a mute servant (McGuire) in a mansion whose life is threatened by killer who preys on 'women with afflictions.' From the David O. Selznick Archive. $650.00

77..... Dinesen (Isak) = Novel / Luedtke (Kurt) = screenplay OUT OF AFRICA. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed blue wrappers, two pins, 137 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated January 1985, received December 21, 1984. Adapted from ISAK DINESEN; THE LIFE OF A STORYTELLER, by Judith Thurman, SILENCE WILL SPEAK, by Errol Trzebinski, and OUT OF AFRICA and SHADOWS ON THE GRASS, by Isak Dinesen. The 1985 film was directed by Sydney Pollack and starred Meryl Streep and Robert Redford. The memoirs of Isak Dinesen. The film cleaned house at the Academy Awards taking home seven Oscars from eleven nominations, including Best Director, Best Picture, and Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium to screenwriter Kurt Luedtke. $375.00

78..... Doctorow (E. L.) THE FILM OF DANIEL. [Working Screenplay] 8.5" x11", printed tan agency wrappers, three pins, 134 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges and slight rubbing. With editing throughout. This script is a photocopy of the original working TSS for director approval prior to printing the final shooting script. Signed by Doctorow. Based on the novel by Doctorow, THE BOOK OF DANIEL. Released as DANIEL in 1983 the film was directed by Sidney Lumet and features Edward Asner, Ellen Barkin, Amanda Plummer, Lindsay Crouse, Timothy Hutton, Mandy Patinkin, and others. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $400.00

79..... Downing (Stephen) = teleplay / Rex Stout = novels NERO WOLFE: What Happened to April? [Fourth rev. Final Draft Teleplay] 8.5" x 11", printed dark yellow Paramount Television Productions wrappers, two pins, 58 mechanically reproduced leaves, including green, yellow, dark pink, and pink revision sheets, no white sheets, printed on rectos only. Fine. With a copy of a Script Requisition form. Dated on the title page February 19, 1981 (2nd Revised Final). Dated on title page February 25, 1981. Dark pink revision leaves dated 2/26/81. Based on the Rex Stout novel, DEATH OF A DOXY. Script for an episode of the 1981 television series. $130.00

80..... Dratler (Jay) DAYBREAK. (Incomplete) [First Draft Shooting Script] 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange wrappers, three pins, 69 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. With a few small dents at the edges. Dated 1/3/45 with Dratler's changes to 2/28/45. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $250.00

81..... Dratler (Jay) DAYBREAK. [First Draft Shooting Script (Incomplete)] 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange wrappers, three pins, 69 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated 1/3/45 with Dratler's changes to 2/28/45. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $250.00

82..... Du Maurier (Daphne) = novel / Alfred Hitchcock = director REBECCA. [Cutting Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, stapled without wrappers, 48 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated December 15, 1957. Not an original script, but most likely from a re-release of the film. From the novel by Daphne du Maurier. Screenplay by Robert E. Sherwood and Joan Harrison, adaptation by Philip MacDonald and Michael Hogan. Produced by David O. Selznick, copyright by Selznick International Pictures, Inc. The film was released in 1940, a film noir directed by the Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. The film starred Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, and Judith Anderson (as the utterly creepy Mrs. Danvers). The film won Best Picture and Best Cinematography at the Academy Awards. Hitchcock's first Hollywood film, and his only film to receive the Best Picture Oscar. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $1000.00

83..... Dunn (Katherine) TRUCK. [screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled green wrappers, three pins, 113 leaves, printed on rectos only. Inscribed by the author. Slightly frayed at the edges. A very nice copy. Based on the novel published by Harper & Row, Summer 1971. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $350.00

84..... Dunne (John Gregory) & Joan Didion & Frank Pierson = screenplay / Will Wellman & Robert Carson = story A STAR IS BORN. [Final Draft Screenplay] Release script, 8.5" x 11", yellow printed Warner Bros., Inc. wrappers, three pins, 148 mechanically reproduced leaves, including pink, blue, yellow, green, gold, and orange revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Includes the original printed Cast & Credit page. Slightest fraying at the edges. This final draft dated December 2, 1975 to February 17, 1976 on title page. Dated February 17, 1976 on wrappers, and dated 10/25/76 on the Cast & Credit sheet. Co-authored by husband and wife, Dunne and Didion. Also written with Frank Pierson who directed the film. Barbra Streisand starred with Kris Kristofferson. The film received several nominations for Academy Awards and received the Oscar for Best Music, Song. $325.00

85..... Dunne (Philip) & Julien Josephson STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE. [Revised Shooting Final Screenplay] 8.5" x11", Printed blue Twentieth Century Fox wrapper, two pins, 171 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated January 26, 1939. This is a copy. The 1939 film was directed by Otto Brower and Henry King, and starred Spencer Tracy. Also, with Nancy Kelly, Richard Greene, Walter Brennan, and others. $100.00

86..... Durrell (Lawrence) = novel / Marcus B. Lawrence = screenplay JUSTINE. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed blue Twentieth Century-Fox wrappers, three pins, 140 mimeographed leaves, including blue revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed and faded at the edges. Dated July 2, 1968. Blue revision sheets dated 7/15/68 and 7/18/68. Based on the novel by Lawrence Durrell. The 1969 film was directed by George Cukor, and starred Anouk Aimee. $250.00

87..... Elkin (Stanley) - novelist (Screenplay by Frank Galati) THE LIVING END. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", printed cream wrappers, two pins, 113 leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated August, 1980. From the novel by Stanley Elkin. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $225.00

88..... Elwood (Muriel) = novel THE SCARLET LILY. [Costumes Notes & Descriptions of Setting and Props] Costumes Notes: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 6 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Chipped slightly at one edge. Compiled from the novel by Muriel Elwood and dated January, 1945. Also, Descriptions of setting and Props: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 23 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Compiled by Elwood and dated January 29, 1945. These items are notes from the development of a project for Selznick. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $225.00

89..... Erskine (John) = revisions and novel / Lamar Trotti = screenplay BACHELOR OF ARTS. [Final Shooting Script] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", green Fox Film Corp. wrappers, three pins, 103 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Some fraying and rumpling at the edges. Labeled in pencil as the file copy. Dated August 28, 1934 and revised September 7, 1934. Based on the novel by John Erskine. The 1934 film was directed by Louis King and starred Tom Brown and Anita Louise. Trotti's fifth film. The second of three films that credit Erskine. $300.00

90..... Fancher (Hampton) = screenplay / Philip K. Dick = novel DANGEROUS DAYS. [First draft screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed yellow wrappers, two screws, 100 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. With a paper spine number label. Fine. Dated Januray 7, 1980. This screenplay is the first draft of BLADERUNNER. Based on Philip K. Dick's DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP? Released in 1982 the film was directed by Ridley Scott and starred Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Edward James Olmos, M. Emmet Walsh, Daryl Hannah, and others. The film received two Oscar nominations. Ridley Scott's science fiction noir. Often imitated, never surpassed. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $1250.00

91..... Fante (John) MAYA. [Dialogue Cutting Continuity Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed MGM wrappers, two pins, 84pp, mimeographed. Script No. 6626-0 written in upper right corner. Slightly frayed at the pins. Dated November 22, 1965. Script divided by reel and section, with camera direction, footage counting, and dialogue. Story by Jajil Din and Lois Roth, adapted by Gilbert Wright and screenplay by Fante. Released by MGM in 1966, directed by John Berry, and starring Clint Walker and Jay North. $450.00

92..... Fante (John) with Daniel Fuchs and Sonya Levien JEANNE EAGELS. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed green Columbia Pictures wrappers, three pins, 131 mimeographed leaves, including yellow , pink, and blue revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Production No. 8403, George Sidney Productions, Inc. Dated December 11, 1956. Revisions dated 12/17/56 through 1/17/57. Story by Daniel Fuchs. Released in 1957 by Columbia Pictures, Corporation, directed by George Sidney, and starring Jeff Chandler and Kim Novak. One of nine original screenplays for which Fante received screen credit. $650.00

93..... Farley (Walter) / (Adapted for the screen by William D. Wittliff) THE BLACK STALLION. [Second Draft Screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, 109 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges and one metal fastener missing. Based on the novel by Farley. This is an early version. Melissa Matthison and Jeanne Rosenberg contributed to the script that was eventually filmed. The film was released in 1979, directed by Carroll Ballard and featuring Mickey Rooney. This copy of the script was held by Coppola Cinema Seven. $375.00

94..... Faulkner (William) (The Final screenplay is by James Poe) SANCTUARY. [Final Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", in blue studio wrappers from Darryl F. Zanuck Productions, Inc., 138 leaves, mimeographed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges with some small tears to the wrappers edges. With ink editing inside. Dated July 15, 1960. With a date, Jul 21 1960 stamped in ink on the cover. A Twentieth Century-Fox film, released February 1961. The screenplay by Poe is adapted from SANCTUARY and REQUIEM FOR A NUN by Faulkner. $1000.00

95..... Feibleman (Peter) MAID IN AMERICA. [Revised Second Draft] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, two pins, 96 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated August 31, 1981. The 1982 TV movie was directed by Paul Aaron and stars Barbara Bryne as Melissa Angstrom. From the collection of Carter Burden. $175.00

96..... Feiffer (Jules) POPEYE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stapled without wrappers, 157 mechanically reproduced sheets, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Based on the comic strip by E. C. Segar. This draft undated. For Paramount Pictures Corporation. A 1980 adveture, comedy, musical, the film was directed by Robert Altman. Robin Williams stars with Shelley Duvall. Robin Williams's second film and first starring role. Previously he appeared on Laugh In, Mork And Mindy, and The Richard Pryor Show on television. From the collection of Carter Burden. $225.00

97..... Fields (W. C.) film star and story under the pseudonym Charles Bogle / Cunningham (Jack) - screenplay IT'S A GIFT. [Release Dialogue Script] Screenplay, legal sized, stapled, 73 leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges, with Paramount ink stamps on the cover page and the file number 3450 written in and dated 12/5/34. Also signature in pencil on cover page, Irene Scott. This draft dated November 17, 1934. Released in 1934 the film was directed by Norman McLeod and starred W. C. Fields. Fields also is credited with the story idea under his pseudonym Charles Bogle. $950.00

98..... Fisher (Carrie) POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE. [Revised Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed white Columbia PIctures wrappers, two pins, 125 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges. Dated August 4, 1989. Based on the novel by Fisher. Released in 1990 the film was directed by Mike Nichols and stars Meryl Streep, Shirley MacLaine, Dennis Quaid, Gene Hackman, Richard Dreyfuss, Rob Reiner, and others. The film received two Academy Award nominations. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $225.00

99..... Fisher (Steve) & Don Ingalls FANTASY ISLAND. "The Chateau" & "White Lightning" [screenplays for two episodes] Two volumes, 8.5" x 11", stencilled red wrappers. First volume is a First Draft screenplay of "The Chateau" #181815 by Steve Fisher, and "White Lightning" #181864 by Don Ingalls, 59 leaves, printed on rectos only. This screenplay dated December 15, 1980. The second volume is a Revised Work Draft of "The Chateau," 27 leaves, printed on rectos only. This draft is dated December 4, 1980. Both screenplays are for Columbia Pictures TV, a Spelling/Goldberg Production, and list Arthur Rowe as Supervising Producer, and Don Ingalls as Producer. To the best of my knowledge, neither episode made the cut, but that is open to debate with fans of the show. $200.00

100.... Fitzgerald (F. Scott) - uncredited / Nunnally Johnson - screenplay / Emlyn Williams - play LIFE BEGINS AT EIGHT-THIRTY. [Revised / Final] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", blue Twentieth Century-Fox wrappers, 94 leaves, including blue revision pages, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges, with slight stain to the front cover that has faded out the word EIGHT from the title. Final draft dated July 11, 1942, blue revisions dated 7/18/42. Formerly known as THE LIGHT OF HEART, a play by Williams. Released in 1942, directed by Irving Pichel. It was the last screenplay Fitzgerald worked on (see J21, Bruccoli (Matthew J.) F. SCOTT FITZGERALD: A Descriptive Bibliography. Revised Edition. Pittsburgh: Univ. of Pittsburgh Press, 1987.) The film starred Ida Lupino, Cornel Wilde, and Monty Woolley. $975.00

101.... Foote (Horton) screenplay author / Robert Manson Myers - novelist CHILDREN OF PRIDE: Part I. [screenplay] First draft screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers with the Universal Studios logo, 95 leaves, printed on rectos only. Red ink received date stamp on title page. Slightly stained on one corner. This draft dated July 31, 1975. Production No. 81715. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. The screenplay is set on a plantation in 1859 to 1861, the story follows the Jones family through their lives in the years leading up to the Civil War. First part only. From the collection of Carter Burden. $250.00

102.... Frame (Donald M.) = translator / Quicherat (Jules) = author SELECTIONS FROM THE TRIAL OF JEANNE D'ARC - THE QUESTIONING. Manuscript: 8.5" x 11", stencilled gray wrappers, three pins, 135 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges, all else fine. Translated from Quicherat's French text by Frame and dated 10/10/46. Labelled script No. 20 on the Vanguard Films, Inc. file page. Possibly the first stage of a script development for Selznick. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $225.00

103.... Frankau (Pamela) = novel / Robim Maugham & Keith Gossop = treatment THE WINGED HORSE. [Film Treatment] 8.5" x 11", stencilled red wrappers, 36 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Bound with staples and red cloth tape at the spine. Fine. Undated. A film treatment by Maugham and Gossop, based on the book by Frankau. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $200.00

104.... Franken (Rose) & William Brown Meloney HURDY-GURDY. [First Draft Continuity Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled yellow wrappers, two pins, 216 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight stain on one edge, else fine. Dated January 3, 1936. An original story and screenplay written for Pioneer Pictures, Inc. Franken's other credits include CLAUDIA, CLAUDIA AND DAVID, THE SECRET HEART, ELINOR NORTON, and BELOVED ENEMY. Meloney's screen credits are limited to two collaborations with Franken on THE SECRET HEART and BELOVED ENEMY. This script was never produced to the best of our knowledge. $300.00

105.... Franken (Rose) = book / Mary Boyle = synopsis CLAUDIA. A Book of Short Stories. [Synopsis] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 94 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated May 8, 1941. With a David O. Selznick Productions, Inc. file page. Script No. 645. A synopsis of the book of short stories by Franken. A film based on Franken's work was made in 1943. The film, CLAUDIA, was directed by Edmund Goulding, written by Morrie Ryskind, and starred Robert Young and Dorothy McGuire. This synopsis for Selznick may have been an entirely unrelated and unrealized project. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $300.00

106.... Franken (Rose) = novel ANOTHER CLAUDIA. [Synopsis of novel] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 16 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Perforated section of studio file page is removed, else fine. Selznick Studio Script No. 543. Dated 11/9/42. Based on the novel by Franken, this is a short synopsis of her novel as if to be developed into a film. The project did not move forward, however, and was never produced. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

107.... Franken (Rose) = novel ANOTHER CLAUDIA. [Synopsis of the novel] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 16 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the spine edge. Selznick Studio Script No. 469. Dated 11/9/42. Based on the novel by Franken, this is a short synopsis of her novel as if to be developed into a film. The project did not move forward, however, and was never produced. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

108.... Fraser (George MacDonald) TAI-PAN. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x11", printed blue Lorimar Film Entertainment wrappers, three pins, 194 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Revisions are dated, this 5th revision (reduction) dated February, 1980. Based on the novel by James Clavell. This screenplay is by the author of FLASHMAN. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $375.00

109.... Friedman (Bruce Jay) DEEP TROUBLE. (Working Title) [Original Screenplay] 8.5" x11", orange wrappers, two screws, 108 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated March 9, 1981. A screenplay written for Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. $190.00

110.... Friedman (Bruce Jay) FIG LEAF. [First Draft Revised Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed white Columbia Pictures wrappers, two pins, 106 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated June 22, 1989. By the author of the screenplays for SPLASH, STIR CRAZY, and others. This script has never been produced to the best of our knowledge. $290.00

111.... Friedman (Bruce Jay) FIG LEAF. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", Columbia Pictures wrappers, two pins, 120 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Wrapper slightly frayed at the edges. Dated September 4, 1989. Not filmed to the best of our knowledge. $190.00

112.... Friedman (Bruce Jay) & Larry Tucker & Larry Rosen STIR CRAZY. (The Pilot) [First Draft Screenplay] 8.25" x 11.5", no front wrapper, two pins, 69 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slight fraying at the corners and spine edge. Script #181127, dated October 25, 1984. A Larry Larry Production in association with Columbia Pictures Television. By Bruce Jay Friedman, author of STERN, A MOTHER'S KISSES, BLACK ANGELS, SCUBA DUBA, THE DICK, ABOUT HARRY TOWNS, and others. This script is for the pilot of the television series that ran from 1985-86. $155.00

113.... Frings (Ketti) HOUSE OF MIST. [Third Temporary Yellow Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, two pins, 161 yellow mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Studio file page dlose, else fine. Dated July 13, 1948. By the screenwriter of HOLD BACK THE DAWN (novel also), THE ACCUSED, THE COMPANY SHE KEEPS, DARK CITY, BECAUSE OF YOU, and others. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

114.... Garrett (Oliver H. P.) INCIDENT AT DUNQUERQUE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 42 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. With a studio file page that is stamped in blue ink, "David O. Selznick Productions, Inc." Script A3489. Dated April 15, 1941. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. By the screenwriter of A FAREWELL TO ARMS, DEAD RECKONING, DUEL IN THE SUN, VICE SQUAD and others. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $185.00

115.... Garrett (Oliver H. P.) ONE THING WORTH WHILE. [screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 129 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Perforated section of studio file page removed. Selznick International Pictures, Inc. Script No. 390. Dated April 22, 1936. By the screenwriter of A FAREWELL TO ARMS (1932), DEAD RECKONING, THE MAN I MARRIED, THE STORY OF TEMPLE DRAKE, and others. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $325.00

116.... Gelbart (Larry) TOOTSIE. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, 157 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. This copy dated February 20, 1981. Directed by Sydney Pollack. The film was released in 1982. Its all star cast was lead by Dustin Hoffman. It was nominated for just about everything at the 1983 Academy Awards, although only Jessica Lange won for Best Supporting Actress. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

117.... Gelber (Jack) JELLY ROLL. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed black studio wrappers, two screws, 116 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges. Undated. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the collection of Carter Burden. Story about Jelly Roll Morton, an early Jazz Musician. $250.00

118.... Gilroy (Frank D.) THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", blue Twentieth Century-Fox wrappers, three pins, 139 mechanically reproduced leaves with some pencil marking, printed on rectos only. Some fraying and fading at the edges. Dated September 9, 1968. The film was released in 1970, directed by George Stevens and starring Elizabeth Taylor and Warren Beatty. The story deals with the relationship of a Vegas chorus girl with a piano playing gambling addict. They shot in Paris to please Taylor who wanted to be near her husband. THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN was also written as a play by Gilroy. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

119.... Glazer (Benjamin) = screenplay / Arthur Hopkins & George Manker Watters= play THE DANCE OF LIFE. [Release Dialogue Script] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 114 carbon typscript leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying on the spine edge and one small tear on this edge. Dated August 9, 1929. Based on the play, "Burlesque" by Hopkins and Watters. Glazer is the screenwriter many films from both the silent and sound eras. His titles include THE MERRY WIDOW, SEVENTH HEAVEN, A FAREWELL TO ARMS (1932), MATA HARI, TORTILLA FLAT, PARIS CALLING, and many others. The 1929 film was produced by David O. Selznick, directed by John Cromwell and A. Edward Sutherland, and starred Hal Skelly and Nancy Carroll. Produced with sound and Technicolor segments. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $300.00

120.... Godden (Rumer) =novel / Screenplay by John Patrick A CANDLE FOR ST. JUDE. [First Draft Screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled yellow wrappers, 129 leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges. Based on the novel by Rumer Godden. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $225.00

121.... Golding (Louis) THE DANCE GOES ON. [Treatment with Alternate Endings and General Memos] 8.5" x 11", stencilled gray wrappers, two pins, 72 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the spine edge and with a small chip from one corner. Treatment dated 1/3/36, Alternate Endings dated 1/6/37, and General Memos dated 1/7/36 and 1/15/36. Never produced to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

122.... Goldman (William) BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed Twentieth Century Fox wrappers, two pins, 186 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Flattened crease on bottom cover of the front wrapper, else fine. Original white sticker label numbers the script "5053. la" and dates it July 15, 1968. Released in 1969 the film was directed by George Roy Hill and stars, of course, Paul Newman and Robert Redford. This is one of the all time greats. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards and took home four, including one to William Goldman for Best Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Material Not Previously Published or Produced. One of my personal favorites. $450.00

123.... Goldman (William) BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed brown agency wrappers, two pins, 186 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. Dated July 15, 1968. By the author of the screenplays for ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN, THE PRINCESS BRIDE, MISERY, CHAPLIN, ABSOLUTE POWER, THE STEPFORD WIVES, and others. The 1969 film BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID was directed by George Roy Hill and starred Paul Newman and Robert Redford. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards in 1970 and won four, including the award for Best Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Material Not Previously Published or Produced. An excellent screenplay to a first class film. $135.00

124.... Goldman (William) = screenplay ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN. [Second Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed blue wrappers, two pins, 161 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled and frayed at the edges. Dated September 25, 1974. Based on the book by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. By the author of the screenplays for BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, THE PRINCESS BRIDE, MISERY, CHAPLIN, ABSOLUTE POWER, THE STEPFORD WIVES, and others. The 1976 film ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN was directed by Alan Pakula and starred Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford. The film was nominated for eight Academy Awards in 1977 and won four, including the award for Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material From Another Medium. An important screenplay to an excellent film. $450.00

125.... Gordimer (Nadine) JULY'S PEOPLE. Screenplay, 8.5" x11", silver agency wrappers, three pins, 130 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges with slight rubbing. Copyright Felix Licensing BVI 1987. Based on the novel by the South African writer. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $235.00

126.... Green (Walon) -screenwriter / Thomas Thompson (author of the novel) BLOOD AND MONEY. [teleplay] Five volumes. Screenplays, 8.5" x 11", bound in clear plastic wrappers. Vol. I, 129 leaves; Vol. II, 148 leaves; Vol. III, 91 leaves; Vol. IV, 107 leaves; Vol. V, 107 leaves; all leaves mechanically reproduced and printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges. The five part teleplay is based on the book of the same title by Thomas Thompson. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the collection of Carter Burden. $175.00

127.... Greene (Graham) BRIGHTON ROCK. [Synopsis and 12 page script] 8.5" x 11", unbound, 47 leaves total, printed on rectos only. This includes: an early draft of the synopsis, 5 ts pages, with editing in pencil; revised synopsis, 5pp ts, with multiple retained carbon copies; 12 page ts screenplay outline without dialogue. This lot came from Lester Cowan a producer. The 1947 film, BRIGHTON ROCK, based on Greene's novel, was directed by John Boulting who also produced it. The film starred Richard Attenborough and Hermione Baddeley. $400.00

128.... Greene (Graham) THE FALLEN IDOL. [Dialogue Cutting Continuity] 8.5" x 11", stencilled salmon wrappers, two pins, 122 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated June 29, 1949. The script contains dialogue and shots, divided by reel. Released by David O. Selznick in 1948. The film was directed by Carol Reed and stars Ralph Richardson and Michele Morgan. The film was nominated for two Academy Awards including a nomination to Greene for Best writing, Screenplay. $750.00

129.... Greene (Graham) THE THIRD MAN. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled brown wrappers, three pins, 222 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. One crease on right edge, else fine. Undated. Probably a cutting continuity script as it includes the opening credit sequence and numbered shots. Based on the novel by Greene. Carol Reed and Orson Welles also contributed to the final script although they did not receive screen credit for their contributions. Welles is said to have written all his own lines in the film. The 1949 film was produced by David O. Selznick and others, directed by Carol Reed and starred Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli, Trevor Howard, and Orson Welles. The film received one Academy Award and two other nominations. Carol Reed won the Grand Prize at the Cannes International Film Festival for THE THIRD MAN. $1500.00

130.... Greene (Graham) THE THIRD MAN. [Synopsis and Dialogue Sreenplay] Prepared by Sidney G. Samuels, March, 1950. 10" x 14", no wrappers, two pins, mimeograph on Selznick Releasing Organization, Inc. paper, 119 leaves, printed on rectos only. Missing the top title page, slightly frayed at the edges. The script contains a three page synopsis followed by a character sketch by Samuels, describing the events of the film. Each page of the film script is divided into columns and indicate scene number, footage start and stop points, footage count, complete dialogue, and spoken dialogue, and limited directions. Based on the novel by Greene. Carol Reed and Orson Welles also contributed to the final script although they did not receive screen credit for their contributions. Welles is said to have written all his own lines in the film. The 1949 film was produced by David O. Selznick and others, directed by Carol Reed and starred Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli, Trevor Howard, and Orson Welles. The film received one Academy Award and two other nominations. Carol Reed won the Grand Prize at the Cannes International Film Festival for THE THIRD MAN. $1000.00

131.... Greene (Graham) THE THIRD MAN. [screenplay, Dialogue Cutting Continuity script, Second Draft Script, Narrator Potuguese script, Spanish script, Treatment, Release Script Reels 1-12, and Synopsis & Dialogue Screenplay (8 items)] Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", stencilled brown wrappers, three pins, 222 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges with a few surface scratches. Undated. Probably a cutting continuity script as it includes the opening credit sequence and numbered shots. Dialogue Cutting Continuity Script: 8.5" x 11", stencilled orange-brown wrappers, two pins, 141 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated March 11, 1950. Second Draft Script: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 118 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated July 19, 1948. Portuguese Script: 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, 32 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only, stapled. Slightly frayed at the edges and last leaf loose from staples. Contains Portuguese dialogue only. Spanish Script: 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, 39 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only, stapled. Slight fraying at the edges and last page loose from staples. Treatment: 8" x 13", orange wrappers with a typed label, stapled, 119 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Some chipping and fraying at the edges of the wrappers. Undated. Release Script Reels 1-12: legal sized, three pins, stencilled white wrappers, 173 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. One page inserted twice. Slightly frayed at the bottom edge, all else fine. Undated. Script divided by reels and on each page divided into columns that list shot number, film footage, number of frames, action, and sound. Synopsis and Dialogue script: Prepared by Sidney G. Samuels, March, 1950. 10" x 14", no wrappers, two pins, mimeograph on Selznick Releasing Organization, Inc. paper, 119 leaves, printed on rectos only. The script contains a three page synopsis followed by a character sketch by Samuels, describing the events of the film. Each page of the film script is divided into columns and indicate scene number, footage start and stop points, footage count, complete dialogue, and spoken dialogue, and limited directions. Based on the novel by Greene. Carol Reed and Orson Welles also contributed to the final script although they did not receive screen credit for their contributions. Welles is said to have written all his own lines in the film. The 1949 film was produced by David O. Selznick and others, directed by Carol Reed and starred Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli, Trevor Howard, and Orson Welles. The film received one Academy Award and two other nominations. Carol Reed won the Grand Prize at the Cannes International Film Festival for THE THIRD MAN. $9000.00

132.... Greene (Graham) = novel / Jay Presson Allen & Hugh Wheeler = screenplay TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT. [Revised screenplay] 8.5" x 11", yellow wrappers with label, two pins, 120 mimeographed leaves, including blue and pink revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges and stained on the cover. Dated in pencil on the cover "Madrid, Spain, 3/10/72. Blue revisions dated 3/13 - 3/15, 1972. Pink revisions dated 3/10 and 3/11, 1972. Based on the novel by Greene. The film released in 1972 was directed by George Cukor and stars Maggie Smith, Alec McCowen, and Louis Gossett, Jr. The film was nominated for four Academy Awards and received one. $350.00

133.... Greenwood (Edwin) & A. R. Rawlinson = scenario / Charles Bennett & D. B. Wyndham-Lewis =screenplay / Emlyn Williams = additional dialogue THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled red wrappers, 117 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges with a tear at one corner. Script copied 10/18/43 by the Vanguard Script Dept. for David O. Selznick, for an unrealized film project. Hitchcock made this film twice, although never with Selznick. This copy of the script resembles the 1934 version of THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH which was produced by Michael Balcon. No credit to the authors appear on the title page or anywhere else in this copy of the script. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $350.00

134.... Grey (Zane) = novel / Stuart Anthony = script LIFE IN THE RAW. [Final Shooting Script] 8.5" x11", printed green Fox Film Corp. wrappers, three pins, 102 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Some fraying and chipping at the edges. Production number written on cover, 996.5 Dated April 21, 1933. Final nine pages are chages dated 5/24/33. Based on the book FROM MISSOURI by Zane Grey. This Final Shooting Script contains the continuity and dialogue compiled by Stuart Anthony. The 1933 film was directed by Louis King and starred Nigel De Brulier, Alan Edwards, George O'Brien, and Claire Trevor. From the collection of Brian Kirby. Rare. $400.00

135.... Griffith (Edward H.) & Francis Edwards Faragoh THE WORLD OUTSIDE. [Film Treatment] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three staples, 26 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Labelled as being incomplete. Undated. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the Daivd O. Selznick Archive. $150.00

136.... Haney (Sarah Catherine) MADAME BOVARY. [Preliminary Film Treatment] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 97 carbon typescript leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated June 5, 1945. Based on the novel by Gustave Flaubert. This version never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the Daivd O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

137.... Hanson (Curtis) = screenplay / Farley Mowat = novel NEVER CRY WOLF. [Screenplay] 8.5" x11", no wrappers, two pins, 149 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Undated. Based on the novel by Farley Mowat. Screenplay by Curtis, author of the screenplays, THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE, THE RIVER WILD, and L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, among others. Never produced to the best of our knowledge, although another screenplay based on Mowat's novel was filmed in 1983. $200.00

138.... Hardy (Thomas) = novel / David O. Selznick = developer / Allan Scott = screenplay / Clarence Dane = screenplay / Ronald Gow = playscript TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. [First Treatment, First Treatment re-run, Complete Script Parts I-III, Scott's Complete Script, Scott Screenplay, Dane's Screenplay, Gow's Playscript] First Treatment by Allan Scott: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 96 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges and loosening at the pins. Perforated section of studio file page is removed. Vanguard Films, Inc. Script No. 2953. Dated February 14, 1946. First Treatment by Allan Scott, Re-run: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 96 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. Stamped Script Dept. File Copy. Vanguard Films, Inc. Script No. 47. Dated February 14, 1946 re-run date 4/16/46. Complete Script by Allan Scott, Parts I and II and III: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 244 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. Vanguard Script No. 41, dated July 12, 1946. Complete Script, by Allan Scott: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue top wrapper, no bottom wrapper, three pins, 244 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges, else fine. Vanguard Script No. 56. Dated July 12, 1946 with a re-run date of 12/1/47. Screenplay by Allan Scott: 8.5" x 11", printed gold Selznick Studio wrappers, three pins, 253 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges of the wrappers and top wrapper loose from the pins. Copy No. 40. Undated. Screenplay by Clemence Dane: 8.5" x 11", printed yellow Selznick Studio wrappers, 217 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges and scuffed.Script No. 8. Undated. By the author of plays and screenplays including A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT, ANNA KARENINA, FAREWELL AGAIN, THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN, and others. Finally, a Playscript by Ronald Gow: 8.5" x 11", black binder with three pins, 111 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed wrappers. Undated. David O. Selznick's TESS was never made. Selznick and Alexander Korda Agreed to combine for 4 films-agreement on May 14, 1948, Selznick would distribute the films in WESTERN HEMISPHERE. TESS was to be made with the Scott Script. Carol Reed would produce and direct. Jennifer Jones, Selznick's wife, would star. Filmmaker William Dieterle was excited about the script.; Jennifer loved it. Second unit photography was actually done in the UK. Selznick invested $115,00, but the project was abandoned. DUEL IN THE SUN with Jennifer Jones opened instead, December 30, 1946. These are Selznick's own copies of these scripts (though of course he had more than one of each). See David Thompson's SHOWMAN / THE LIFE OF DAVID O. SELZNICK. NY: Knopf, 1992. pp466-7; 534. $1750.00

139.... Harris (Mark) BANG THE DRUM SLOWLY. [Release Dialogue Script] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, 133 pale green leaves, printed on rectos only. Last page loose from staples. Slightly frayed at the edges. A Release Dialogue Script from Paramount Pictures, dated August 9, 1973. A Rosenfield Production starring Robert De Niro and Michael Moriarty, directed by John D. Hancock. A film about Cy Young and the friendship he forms with a lesser known catcher who has been diagnosed with cancer. $275.00

140.... Harris (Mark) IT LOOKED LIKE FOREVER. [screenplay] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", blue plastic protector, 122 leaves, printed on rectos only. Based on the novel of the same name. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $250.00

141.... Harris (Ray) & Francis Edward Faragoh DANCING PIRATE. [Cutting Continuity Screenplay & Dialogue Continuity Screenplay] Cutting Continuity Screenplay: Legal sized, stencilled blue-green wrappers, two pins, 111 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped and faded at the edges. Dated April 23, 1936, production #1800. Certificate No. 2162. Script divided by reel with numbered scenes. Also, Dialogue Continuity Screenplay: legal sized, stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 38 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped on the edges and faded. Production #1800 dated April 21, 1936. Certificate No. 2162. Script contains dialogue only divided by reel. The screenplay was adapted by Jack Wagner and Boris Ingster from a story by Emma Lindsay-Squier. A 1936 RKO picture from Pioneer Films. Produced by John Speaks, directed by Lloyd Corrigan, and starring Charles Collins, Frank Morgan, and Steffi Duna. A muscial that received on Academy Award nomination. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $575.00

142.... Harris (Ray) & Francis Edward Faragoh DANCING PIRATE. [Dialogue Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 38 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped on the edges and faded. Production #1800 dated April 21, 1936. Certificate No. 2162. Script contains dialogue only divided by reel. The screenplay was adapted by Jack Wagner and Boris Ingster from a story by Emma Lindsay-Squier. A 1936 RKO picture from Pioneer Films. Produced by John Speaks, directed by Lloyd Corrigan, and starring Charles Collins, Frank Morgan, and Steffi Duna. A muscial that received on Academy Award nomination. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $350.00

143.... Harris (Ray) & Francis Edward Faragoh DANCING PIRATE. [Dialogue Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 38 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped on the edges and faded. Production #1800 dated April 21, 1936. Certificate No. 2162. Script contains dialogue only divided by reel. The screenplay was adapted by Jack Wagner and Boris Ingster from a story by Emma Lindsay-Squier. A 1936 RKO picture from Pioneer Films. Produced by John Speaks, directed by Lloyd Corrigan, and starring Charles Collins, Frank Morgan, and Steffi Duna. A muscial that received on Academy Award nomination. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $350.00

144.... Harris (Timothy) & Herschel Weingrod BREWSTER'S MILLIONS. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed tan wrappers, three pins, 131 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying on edges. Ink stamps on the cover. Studio's library copy. Dated January 10, 1984. Released in 1985, by Universal Pictures, the film was directed by Walter Hill and stars Richard Pryor with John Candy. Based on the novel by George Barr McCutcheon. A comedy about greed and spending. Classic Pryor. Co-author Harris is a mystery writer and novelist aswell as successful screenwriter of the comedies, TRADING PLACES, TWINS, KINDERGARTEN COP, PURE LUCK, MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN, and others. Weigrod and Harris are collaborators on all of these scripts. $110.00

145.... Harris (Timothy) & Herschel Weingrod MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN. Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", in stencilled white, Warner Brothers wrappers, 131 leaves, printed on rectos only. Weintraub Entertainment Group. This copy dated November 1987. Released in 1988, directed by Richard Benjamin, and starring Dan Aykroyd and Kim Basinger. Co-Author Harris is a mystery writer and novelist as well as a successful screenwriter of the comedies BREWSTER'S MILLIONS, TRADING PLACES, TWINS, KINDERGARTEN COP, PURE LUCK, and others. Weingrod and Harris are collaborators on all of these scripts. From the collection of Carter Burden. $265.00

146.... Harris (Timothy) & Herschel Weingrod MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN. Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", white Warner Bros., Inc. wrappers, two pins, 131 leaves, perforated edges, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at the edges. This draft dated November 1987. The film was released in 1988, direected by Richard Benjamin, and starring Dan Aykroyd and Kim Basinger. Co-author Harris is a mystery writer and novelist as well as successful screenwriter of the comedies, BREWSTER'S MILLIONS, TRADING PLACES, TWINS, KINDERGARTEN COP, PURE LUCK, and others. Weingrod and Harris are collaborators on all of these scripts and others $265.00

147.... Harris (Timothy) & Herschel Weingrod THE SIBERIAN EXPRESS. [Third Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", yellow wrappers, two pins, 112 leaves with perforated edges, printed on rectos only. Dated September 1989. An unproduced screenplay by Harris, a published novelist and mystery writer, and Weingrod. The two are collaborators on many screenplays that have been produced, including TWINS, MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN, KINDERGARTEN COP, PURE LUCK, BREWSTER'S MILLIONS, and TRADING PLACES. $175.00

148.... Harris (Timothy) & William Goldman = revisions TWINS. [Consolidated Second Draft] 8.5" x 11", white Warner Bros. wrappers, two pins, 141 Computer print out leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated April 14, 1988. The screenplay is by William Osborne and William Davies, frequent collaborators. Revisions by Timothy Harris, Herschel Weingrod, William Goldman, and Ivan Reitman. Released in 1988, (by universal Pictures I believe), film was directed by Reitman and starred Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger. $265.00

149.... Harrison (William) A SHINING SEASON. [Revised Final Draft] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", without wrappers, but in a labelled manila folder, 117 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. This draft dated April 20, 1979. For T/M Productions; Green/Epstein Production, in association with Columbia Pictures Television. By the well known author of THE THEOLOGIAN, IN A WILD SANCTUARY, ROLLER BALL MURDER, LESSONS IN PARADISE, AFRICANA, and others. A SHINING SEASON became a made-for-TV movie, released in 1979, directed by Stuart Margolin, and starring Timothy Bottoms. Filmed entirely in New Mexico, a story of a track star and coach who is suddenly diagnosed with terminal cancer. A real tear jerker. From the collection of Carter Burden. $200.00

150.... Hart (Moss) WINGED VICTORY. [Revised Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed red Twentieth Century-Fox wrapper with a label, two pins, 141 mimeographed leaves, with blue revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying to the edges. Stamped on the cover No. 2236.8 with a war time film conservation warning, "LESS SHOOTING HERE MEAN MORE SHOOTING OVER THERE-SAVE FILM!" Dated May 17, 1944. Blue revisions dated 5/24/44. Released by Twentieth Century-Fox in 1944 the film was directed by George Cukor and starred Jane Ball, Mark Daniels, Jo-Carroll Dennison, Barry Nelson, and Don Taylor. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $600.00

151.... Hecht (Ben) HARPO. [Story Treatment] 8.5" x 11', stencilled yellow wrappers, three pins, 49 retained carbon leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated August 8, 1944. Released as LOVE HAPPY in 1949. A Marx Brothers film produced by Lester Cowan and Mary Pickford. Also with Raymond Burr and Marilyn Monroe. This was Monroe's fourth film appearance and second credited role. Monroe won the role by satisfying Groucho Marx's request for "a young lady who can walk by me in such a manner as to arouse my elderly libido and cause smoke to issue from my ears." Ben Hecht was uncredited in the film. $250.00

152.... Hecht (Ben) NOTORIOUS. [16mm Combined Continuity Script and Dialogue and Cutting Continuity Screenplay] 16mm Combined Continuity Script: legal sized, stencilled green wrappers, stapled, 106 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated May 28, 1961. Script divided by reels and sections with numbered shots. Not an original script, but most likely from a re-release of the film. Dialogue and Cutting Continuity Script for NOTORIUS: legal sized, white wrappers, 89 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated July 18, 1946. Production #522. Copyright RKO Radio Pictures, Inc., directed and produced by Alfred Hitchcock, released by David O. Selznick. The film stars Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. The film received two Oscar nominations, including one to Hecht for Best Writing, Original Screenplay. A story of espionage. Bergman agrees to become a spy against the Germans after her German father is imprisoned for espioage. She has a brief romance with Grant, an agent who recruits her, and falls in love. Bergman must leave Grant behind and marry German conspirator, Claude Rains. Rains suspects his new wife is a spy when he catches her in the wine cellar with Grant. They kiss to hide evidence of Grant's spying, but Rains catches on anyway and later investigates to find a wine bottle containing uranium that was broken by Grant. Rains and his mother devise a plan to slowly poison Bergman to rid their household of the spy without alerting their dangerous accomplices to the security breach. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $2200.00

153.... Hecht (Ben) THE DIVINE SARAH. [Narrative treatment] Narrative from the screenplay, prepared by Muriel Elwood. 8.5" x 11", in typed blue wrappers, 34 leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges. Dated August 25, 1944. By an important screenwriter, author of several screenplays made into films by Hitchcock, and David O. Selznick's number one script doctor. Hecht's career spanned from the mid 1920s until his death in 1964. Several of his screenplays have been produced since his death. Hecht is remembered for saying, "A movie is never any better than the stupidest man connected with it." He clearly was never in danger of being this man. $300.00

154.... Hecht (Ben) & Alfred Hitchcock NOTORIOUS. Temporary Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, 3 pins, 162 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated June 11, 1945. Script No. 2575 at Vanguard Films, Inc. From the David O. Selznick archive. $1500.00

155.... Hecht (Ben) & Alfred Hitchcock NOTORIOUS. [Three volumes of screenplays: Temporary Screenplay; Combined Continuity; Dialogue and Cutting Continuity] Temporary Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, 3 pins, 162 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated June 11, 1945. Script No. 2598 at Vanguard Films, Inc. 16mm Combined Continuity Script: legal sized, stencilled green wrappers, stapled, 106 leaves, printed on rectos only. Some fraying at the edges, the rear page is detached from one staple, and the last three pages have a two and a half inch tear that does not cause any loss of text. Dated May 28, 1961. Dialogue and Cutting Continuity Script for NOTORIUS: legal sized, no wrappers, 89 leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated July 18, 1946. Copyright RKO Radio Pictures, Inc., directed aand produced by Alfred Hitchcock, released by David O. Selznick. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $2500.00

156.... Hecht (Ben) = screenplay / Alfred Hitchcock = director SPELLBOUND. [Combined 16mm Continuity Screenplay] Legal sized, stencilled blue wrappers, stapled, 71 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Back wrapper loose from staples, else fine. Dated May 15, 1961. The script is divided into reels and sections, with numbered scenes and shots listed. Not an original script, but most likely from a re-release of the film. From Francis Beeding's novel, THE HOUSE OF DR. EDWARDES. Adapted by Angus MacPhail. Released in 1945 by Selznick International Pictures. David O. Selznick produced the film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck starred. The film received one Academy Award and five other nominations. One of Hollywood's first psychological thrillers, the film explores the realm of the mind focusing on Freudian concepts of guilt complexes and repressed memories. Bergman plays a Doctor at a Swedish mental hospital. Peck arrives at the hospital to replace the head doctor, but it soon becomes obvious that he is an imposter. Bergman must help Peck recover his own buried memories to cure the amnesia, and discover what happened to the real replacement doctor. As they dive deeper into Peck's mind using psychoanalysis, a sinister element emerges, and the truth about his memory loss threatens both he and Bergman. The film is a very stylish piece, complete with dream sequences designed by Salvador Dali. This script from 1961 is possibly for restoration use or rerelease of the film. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $1550.00

157.... Hecht (Ben) = screenplay / Ernest Hemingway = novel / David O. Selznick = producer A FAREWELL TO ARMS. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", Selznick Studio wrappers, two pins, 173 leaves, printed on rectos only. Copyrighted 1957 by The Selznick Company, Inc. Based on Hemingway's novel this is Selznick's last film, released in 1957, and directed by Charles Vidor. The film stars Rock Hudson with Jennifer Jones. Vittorio De Sica was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Major Rinaldi. The film was also Vidor's second to last project before his death in 1959. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $350.00

158.... Hecht (Ben) = screenplay / Hemingway (Ernest) = novel A FAREWELL TO ARMS. [A lot of 10 items] 1. Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", printed yellow Selznick Studio wrappers, three pins, 191 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Script #70. Dated October 22, 1956. 2. Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", unbound, 159 mimeographed leaves, printedon rectos only. Incomplete. Dated January 26, 1957. 3. Screenplay: 8.5" x 11", printed gray wrappers, three pins, 176 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. With a cast and crew list. Dated in ink December 5, 1957. 4. Combined Dialogue and Cutting Continuity Script: 8.5" x 11", printed blue wrappers, three pins, 238 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed wrappers with slight water damage to wrappers only. Dated January 10, 1958 5. Dialogue Continuity Script: 8.5" x 11", printed red wrappers, three pins, 76 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Dated January 7, 1958. POST PRODUCTION ITEMS 6. Publicity Information from Mervin Houser, Director of Publicity, The Selznick Company, Inc.: 8.5" x11", no wrappers, one pin, 46 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Undated. Includes a cast list, statistics and information on production, a synopsis of the film, information on the book by Hemingway, a crew list, a list of Selznick credits, and biographies of Selznick, Jennifer Jones, Rock Hudson, Vittorio De Sica and other actors in the film, and the official advertising billing. 7. Love Theme from A FAREWELL TO ARMS: 7" x 10.5", 16 printed leaves, folded, wrappers. Arranged by Johnny Warrington, lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, and music by Mario Nascimbene. NY: Feist (1957) Orchestrated for guitar, piano, bass, trumpet, sax, & trombone. 8. Love Theme from A FAREWELL TO ARMS, Artist Copy: 1 leaf folio, 8" x 11", with a blue ink stamp. NY: Feist (1957). 9. Love Theme from A FAREWELL TO ARMS, sheet music: one leaf folio, 9" x 12", illustrated on the front with a still from the film. NY: Feist (1957) 10. A FAREWELL TO ARMS Souvenier Book: 9" x 12", folio, wrappers illustrated with color pictures from the film, 16 pp. A promotional book with information about Hemingway's novel and the film based on it, with cast biographies and photos from the filming. David O. Selznick's last film. Released in 1957 by Twentieth Century-Fox. The film was produced by Selznick, directed by Charles Vidor, and starred Rock Hudson, Vittorio De Sica, and Jennifer Jones, Selznick's wife. The film was pet project of Selznick and his first in years. He approached Ben Hecht to turn Hemingway's novel into a filmable screenplay in 1956. Together they work on the script, at first remainly completely faithful to the text. This proving unsuccessful Hecht and Selznick tried to capture what Heminway said in a more suitable way for the screen. Lydia Schiller soon joined the writers and work continued on the script while Selznick searched for a director. John Huston was the first and only choice as many notable directors would no longer work with Selznick. Director and producer were at odds as to the method of production. Disagreements continued until days before shooting began when Selznick sent a note to Huston essentially requesting his resignation. Huston walked from the project and Selznick replaced him with a temporary director until Charles Vidor was signed onto the project. The film was completed and previewed in Burlingame, California on November 18, 1957 and the next night at the Fox Theatre in San Francisco. After it's release it did very well for the first six months. It faded quickly from prominence at the box office thereafter and was not critically acclaimed. Selznick took note of the response to his final picture. He accepted that he had become out of touch with his audience, and retired from the film industry. $5000.00

159.... Heggen (Thomas) & Joshua Logan MISTER ROBERTS. [Final Draft Playscript] 8.5" x 11", printed red wrappers with a numbering label, two pins, 180 leaves,including blue commercial marker leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated March 7, 1984. Labeled 84-2-132. A playscript for a production aired live on NBC. The original script was for a film made in 1955. $245.00

160.... Heinlein (Robert A. ) = novelist (Lee Reynolds) STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND. Lee Reynold's screenplay adaption of Heinlein's most important novel, 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, 127 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. A Revised First Draft for Reeves Drive Productions and Art Frankel Productions. One of several adaptations by several authors. This is unfilmed to the best of our knowledge. $255.00

161.... Hellman (Lillian) = story/novel / Sargent (Alvin) = screenplay JULIA. [Revised Final Screenplay] 8.5" x11", blue wrapper, two pins, 138 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated September 20, 1976. Based on the novel by Lillian Hellman. Released by 20th Century Fox in 1977 the film was directed by Fred Zinnemann. The all star cast includes Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave, Jason Robards, Maximilian Schell, Hal Holbrook, Meryl Streep, and others. The film was nominated eleven times for Academy Awards and received three. One for Redgrave, one for Robards, and one for Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium to Sargent. $210.00

162.... Hemingway (Ernest) THE SUN ALSO RISES. Second draft. Two volumes, 8.5" x 11", stencilled red wrappers, 120 leaves in first volume, 124 leaves in second volume, printed on rectos only, includes colored revision pages, orange, pink, yellow, and green. Adapted and written for a 4-hour miniseries by Robert L. Joseph. Executive porducer: John Furia, Jr. Co Produced by Robert L. Joseph, and directed by James Goldstone. A Furia and Oringer Production in association with Twentieth Century Fox-TV. Starring Jane Seymour and Hart Bochner. This copy dated December 13, 1983. Also includes a two page ts summary of the production for NBC. $180.00

163.... Hemingway (Ernest) = story / A. E. Hotchner = screenplay ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG MAN. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed orange Twentieth Century-Fox wrappers, three pins, 267 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. The uncut version with Hotchner's red editing throughout to reduce the script to film size. Slight folding at the edges of wrapper with a few small tears to the edges. Dated May 29, 1961. The film was released in 1962, directed by Martin Ritt and starring Richard Beymer as Nick Adams and Diane Baker as Carolyn, and with Paul Newman in a fairly early role. $800.00

164.... Henderson (David) & Robert N. Zagone ZEROVILLE. [Original Screenplay and Revised Screenplay] Original script: 8.5" x 11", blue binder, 137 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated 1987. Inscribed by Henderson who writes an explanation of the scripts origin and elements. The screenplay seems to be a "black sploitation" script and vehicle for Danny Glover. Revised script: 8.5" x 11", blue binder, 109 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Dated 1988. Inscribed by Henderson who explains the development of the script and the funding it received. ZEROVILLE was never produced to the best of our knowledge. $300.00

165.... Henry (Buck) THE ADVENTURES OF BABE WEST. Screenplay. 8.5" x 11", in blue wrappers from the William Morris Agency, 110 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled and frayed at the edges. This copy dated September 1, 1986. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $130.00

166.... Henry (Buck) THE DAY OF THE DOLPHIN. 8.5" x 11", brown wrappers, 187 leaves, printed on rectos only. With blue and yellow revision leaves. Very slightly frayed at the edges. With a typed, signed letter from Alan Shayne of Icarus Productions, Inc. to Paul Sorvino, actor, on behalf of Mike Nichols and Buck Henry, dated September 27, 1972. Sorvino eventually played the part of Mahoney in the 1973 film directed by Nichols. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

167.... Hichens (Robert) = novel / W. P. Lipscomb & Lynn Riggs = screenplay THE GARDEN OF ALLAH. [Dialogue Continuity Screenplay, American Version] 8.5" x 11", stencilled yellow wrappers, three pins, 37 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Undated. Based on the novel by Hichens. The 1936 film was produced by David O. Selznick, directed by Richard Boleslawski, and starred Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer. The film received two Academy Award nominations and received an Honorary Award for the color cinematography of the Selznick International Production. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $200.00

168.... Hichens (Robert) = novel / W. P. Lipscomb & Lynn Riggs = screenplay THE GARDEN OF ALLAH. [Revised Screenplay and Dialogue Continuity Script] 8.5" x 11", bottom wrapper only, top missing, two pins, 105 mimeographed leaves including pink and peach revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Studio file page is slightly rumpled and missing the bottom perforated section. Dated April 8, 1936. Pink sheets dated 4/28/36 and peach sheets dated 5/6/36. Based on the novel by Hichens. The 1936 film was produced by David O. Selznick, directed by Richard Boleslawski, and starred Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer. The film received two Academy Award nominations and received an Honorary Award for the color cinematography of the Selznick International Production. From the David O. Selznick Archive. Also, Dialogue Continuity Script, American Version: 8.5" x 11", stencilled yellow wrappers, three pins, 37 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Undated. From the collection of Carter Burden. $350.00

169.... Hilton (James) AND NOW GOODBYE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, two pins, 126 carbon typescript sheets, printed on rectos only. Chipped wrappers especially in one corner. Worn. Dated April 29, 1940. An unproduced screenplay by the novelist and screenwriter of LOST HORIZON, FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT, MRS. MINIVER, CAMILLE, SO WELL REMEMBERED, and others. With three typed signed letters from Hilton to producer Lester Cowan on the letter head of Warner Bros. Pictures, Columbia Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures, and dated October 24, 1939, May 14, 1940, and May 22, 1940 respectively. The letters regard Hilton's negotiations with Laurence Olivier for the script, getting a script to Hitchcock via Mrs. Hitchcock, and the effect of the war on the progress of business. There is also included a typed signed letter to Cowan from Phil Berg-Bert Allenberg Inc. Agency, signed Phil, dated January 31, 1940 regarding a speech by Hilton. A printed copy of the speech is included: MR. CHIPS LOOKS AT THE WORLD. A lecture by James Hilton. Given before The Modern Forum of Los Angeles, December, 1939. Stapled in printed red wrappers, 15 pages. Slight wear. RARE. $3000.00

170.... Hitchcock (Alfred) = director / David O. Selznick = screenplay THE PARADINE CASE. [A lot of 28 items] (Selznick International / Vanguard, 1947) Screenplay by David O. Selznick, from the novel by Robert Hichens. Adaptation by Alma Reville (Hitchcock's wife). Starring Gregory Peck, Ann Todd, Charles Laughton, Charles Coburn, Ethel Barrymore, Louis Jourdan, Alida Valli, Leo G. Carroll. The last of the four collaborations between Hitchcock & Selznick. 1. THE PARADINE CASE. Outline by Margaret Hawkins. December 2, 1933. Blue wrappers, MGM label. Mimeo, 19pp. 2. THE PARADINE CASE. Screen Play by Lewis Waller. October 9, 1934. Run March 25, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 123pp. Copy #5. 3. THE PARADINE CASE. First draft adaptation by Estabrook. August 2, 1933. Recopied in MGM Script Department, September 13, 1939. Blue wrs, label, "complete", mimeo, 50pp. Copy #13. 4. THE PARADINE CASE. Screenplay by Salka Viertel and Polly James. February 26, 1942. Re-Run in Vanguard Script Dept, April 1, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, 124pp. 5. THE PARADINE CASE. Temporary complete screenplay by Arthur Wimperis, Salka Viertel and Polly James. May 21, 1942 (run May 25, 1942; re-run July 31, 1942). Typed blue wrappers, label, rubberstamped, 127 pp, mimeo. 6. THE PARADINE CASE. Chapter Breakdown compiled by Muriel Elwood. February 12, 1946. (Copied April 17, 1946). Typed blue wrappers; original carbon typescript, 18pp. 7. THE PARADINE CASE. Screen Play by Alfred Hitchcock and Alma Reville. April 16, 1946. Blue rear wrapper, first leaf frayed, mimeo, 195pp, a few pencil corrections in the text. Copy #4. 8. THE PARADINE CASE. Dialogue by James Bridie. May 1946. Typed blue wrappers, original carbon typescript, 107pp. 9. THE PARADINE CASE. Dialogue Treatment by James Bridie of Screen Play by A.H. & A.R. July 26, 1946. Typed rose wrappers, mimeo, 230pp. Copy #18. 10. THE PARADINE CASE. Third Draft Script. August 10, 1946. Screen Play by James Bridie. Adaptation by Alma Reville. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 205pp. 11. THE PARADINE CASE. First Rough Draft Screenplay (With Dialogue from Novel) by Alfred Hitchcock and Alma Reville. April 16, 1946. Third-run, August 12, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 195pp. Copy #60. 12. THE PARADINE CASE. Description of Settings and Props. Compiled from the Novel. April 17, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 7pp. 13. THE PARADINE CASE. Third Draft Script. With changes of August 16, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 215pp. 14. THE PARADINE CASE. Comparison of Book by Robert Hichens / Hitchcock-Revile draft - No. 1 Script / Bridie Treatment - No. 2 Script / Third Draft, Aug 10, 1946 - No. 3 Script. Compiled by Muriel Elwood. September 5, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, original carbon typescript, 19pp. 15. THE PARADINE CASE. Gay Comparison by Alice Hartman. September 23, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 11pp. Compares the person of Gay in the novel with the film rendition character. 16. THE PARADINE CASE. Fourth Draft Script. December 5, 1946. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, 35 pp. Details of Scenes and Dialogue Temporary for physical production purposes only. 17. THE PARADINE CASE. FINAL SHOOTING SCRIPT. December 10, 1946. Screen Play by James Bridie. Adaptation by Alma Revile. Additional Dialogue by Ben Hecht. December 10, 1946. Typed yellow wrappers, mimeo, 177 leaves. Some corrected leaves dated January 15, 1947, etc. 18. THE PARADINE CASE. FINAL SHOOTING SCRIPT. December, 1946. Typed yellow wrappers, mimeo, 154pp. 19. THE PARADINE CASE. Trailer Dialogue Cutting Continuity. January 21, 1947. Typed blue wrappers, original carbon typescript, 5pp. Creased. 20. THE PARADINE CASE. DIALOGUE. June 12, 1947. Typed yellow wrappers, mimeo, 91pp. 21. THE PARADINE CASE. Dialogue Cutting Continuity. February 19, 1948. Typed blue wrappers, mimeo, paged by reel. 22. THE PARADINE CASE. Trailer. Dialogue Cutting Continuity. February 27, 1948. Typed gray wrappers, mimeo, 5pp. 23. THE PARADINE CASE. March 1948. Trailer Spotting List by S.G. Samuels. 1 0 x 17", ditto, 145 leaves, frayed. 24. THE PARADINE CASE. Spanish version of the dialogue. Undated, ditto, 58 leaves. 25. THE PARADINE CASE. [Publicity Release book]. Blue wrappers, mimeo, ca 200 leaves (numbered in sections with extra leaves). A kitbook for publicity purposes, detailing many aspects of the production & staff, correlating story-line with stills, etc. 26. THE PARADINE CASE. Campaign portfolio; folio, stapled, black & white publicity material to distributors & theatre owners; 14 leaves. Promotion, advertising & sales content. Folded. 27. FACTS RE THE PARADINE CASE. Selznick Releasing Organization [1948] Purple, black & white self-wrappers (52)pp. Corner torn from front wrap. Information on players, research, music, wardrobe, location, props, construction, casting and cinematography. Illustrated. 28. THE PARADINE CASE. Combined 16mm continuity, April 30, 1961. Legal-size, printed green wrappers, mimeo, 126 pp. Selznick introduced to Americans for the first time three international stars, the English Ann Todd; Italy's Valli & France's Jourdan. MGM had attempted to adapt THE PARADINE CASE first in 1933 (the year Hichen's novel was published), and again in 1936 and 1940. Selznick purchased the rights in 1946. The material outlined above documents the fifteen year effort to produce the film. No fewer than ten hands are recognizable in the screen play alone, including of course Hitchcock himself and his constant, talented wife. Quite an extraordinarily detailed archive of an historic collaboration. $6000.00

171.... Hitchcock (Alfred) director / Robert E. Sherwood and Joan Harrison -screenplay REBECCA. [screenplays, 5 vols.: Final Shooting Script, Chapter Beakdown of the Novel, "Sherwood Temporary", Synopsis, and Cutting Continuity Script.] Screenplays. Final Shooting Script, 8.5" x 11", stencilled green wrappers, 183 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. This script dated September 7, 1939. Written by Robert E. Sherwood and Joan Harrison. Adaptation by Philip MacDonald and Michael Hogan. From the David O. Selznick archive. "Rebecca" Chapter Breakdown of the Novel, by Mary Bowie, 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, 48 leaves, printed on rectos only. Some fraying at the edges. Dated May 10, 1939. "Rebecca" (Sherwood Temporary) screenplay, 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, 162 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges, with TEMPORARY, stamped on the cover in blue ink. Dated August 24, 1939. Lists Joan Harrison, Michael Hogan, and Robert Sherwood as authors. Continuity by Alma Reville. "Rebecca" Synopsis by Franclien MacConnell, 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, 38 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated October 10, 1938. Cutting Continuity Script, legal sized, stapled without wrappers, 48 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly rumpled at the edges. Dated December 15, 1957. The screenplay is from the novel by Daphne du Maurier. Produced by David O. Selznick, copyright by Selznick International Pictures, Inc. The film was released in 1940, a film noir directed by the Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. The film starred Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, and Judith Anderson (as the utterly creepy Mrs. Danvers). The film won Best Picture and Best Cinematography at the Academy Awards. Hitchcock's first Hollywood film, and his only film to receive the Best Picture Oscar. $3500.00

172.... Hoffenstein (Samuel) & Betty Reinhardt SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY. [Revised Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", labeled orange Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. wrappers, two pins, 136 mimeographed leaves, including blue revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Seven blue leaves have been stapled in the back of the script and describe the retakes done for the film. The front cover has the title and is dated August 24, 1945, and contains the message "FILM is a CRITICAL Material-CONSERVE it." A script number is hand written in the upper right corner, Env. 1554. The numbers 34 and 127 are stamped in black ink on the cover. Slight fraying at the edges. Bottom perforated section of studio file page is removed. The film was released in 1946, directed by Walter Lang, starring Marueen O'Hara, John Payne, and Connie Marshall as the child, Hitty. From the collection of Carter Burden. $200.00

173.... Hoffman (Alice) & Tom Martin SEVENTH HEAVEN. [Screenplay] 8.5" x11", white agency wrappers, two pins, 131 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. With an agency label on the title page beneath the title. Undated. By the author of the novel on which the 1998 film, PRACTICAL MAGIC, is based. This script never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $275.00

174.... Hoffman (Charles) & A. C. Ward = teleplay / Howard Browne = novel BOURBON STREET BEAT "A TASTE OF ASHES." [Revised Final Draft Teleplay] 8.5" x 11", printed orange Warner Bros. Television wrappers, two pins, 67 mimeographed leaves, with green, blue, and pink revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Dated April 29, 1959. Some of the white pages are dated 4/30/59, blue revisions dated 5/1/59, pink dated 5/4/59, and green dated 5/5/59. Script for an episode of the television series BOURBON STREET BEAT which ran from 1959-60. $145.00

175.... Hope (Anthony) / Ernest Vajda = screenplay THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. [First Temporary Script with Dialogue] 8.5" x 11", blue MGM wrapper with original label, two pins, 192 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly chipped and frayed, tearing at the pins and with slight water damage. Bottom perforated portion of the file page has been detached. Stamped on the cover is VAULT COPY and TEMPORARY INCOMPLETE. A small card file pocket is attached to the inside of the front wrapper for use of the Script Department. Script number 589 dated Dec. 30, 1936. This version of Anthony Hope's story is by Ernest Vajda although he was not credited in the 1937 release of the film by Selznick International Pictures. The film was produced by Selznick and directed by John Cromwell. George Cukor and W. S. Van Dyke also contributed direction of some scenes to the film but were not credited. Ronald Colman starred in a double-playing of the Englishman Rudolph Rassenyll forced to impersonate the king,Rudolf V. Other notable starring roles include those played by Madeleine Carroll, Raymond Massey, Mary Astor, and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. The film received two Oscar nominations for Best Art Direction and Best Music, Score. This is often considered the best of the filmed versions of THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. It was filmed six times in total: 1912, 1915, 1922, 1937, 1952, and 1979. An early script for a film classic. $500.00

176.... Horovitz (Israel) "AUTHOR! AUTHOR!" [Final Draft Screenplay & Rehearsal Text] Final Draft: 8.5" x 11", no wrappers, 142 stencilled leaves, printed rectos. Title page and last page half loose from metal fasteners. Slightly frayed at the edges. This copy dated July 25, 1981. Produced by Irwin Winkler and directed by Arthur Hiller. From the collection of Carter Burden. Rehearsal Text: 8.5" x 11", blue printed studio wrappers, 1 screw (1 missing), 158 mimeographed leaves, including blue and pink revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight fraying at the edges. Dated October 10, 1981. Blue sheets dated 10/7/81, and pink dated 10/13/81. Dialogue script mainly, with limited direction and description. From the collection of Carter Burden. The 1982 film was directed by Arthur Hiller, produced by Irwin Winkler, and starred Al Pacino and Dyan Cannon. $485.00

177.... Horovitz (Israel) SPEED IS OF THE ESSENCE. [screenplay] Revised Draft. 8.5" x 11", in black wrappers with title sticker, 130 leaves, including pink, yellow, blue and orange revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. This draft is dated September, 1970. Held by Chartoff-Winkler Productions. Released as BELIEVE IN ME, 1971. Directed by Stuart Hagmann, and starring Jacqueline Bisset and Michael Sarrazin. From the collection of Carter Burden. $300.00

178.... Hunter (Evan) GANG! [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", printed red Universal Studios wrappers, two pins, 120 mimeographed leaves, including pink revision leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slightly frayed at the edges with whitepaint marks in the bottom corner. Release title and work title labeled in marker on the spine edge. Dated June 23, 1978. Pink revision sheets dated 7/6/78. Script No. 00560 lists Lawrence Turman as Producer. GANG! is the working title. The film was released as WALK PROUD in 1979, directed by Robert E. Collins. From the collection of Carter Burden. $225.00

179.... Hunter (Evan) GANG! [Original Screenplay] 8.5" x11", printed yellow Universal Studios wrappers, three pins, 125 leaves, printed on rectos only. Fine. Production No. 02115, dated July 13, 1978. Released as WALK PROUD in 1979. The film was directed by Robert E. Collins and starred Robby Benson, Sarah Holcomb, Henry Darrow, Pepe Serna, and others. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $300.00

180.... Hunter (Evan) screenplay FUZZ. [Combined Continuity Script] Legal sized, stencilled brown wrappers, 121 leaves, printed on rectos only. Very slight fraying at the metal clip binding and edges. Based on the novel by Ed McBain, who is Evan Hunter. Released by United Artists Entertainment the film is a Martin Ronsohoff Production of a Filmways-Javelin Picture. Produced by Jack Farren and Directed by Richard A. Colla. This copy dated May 15, 1972. Starring Burt Reynolds, Jack Weston, Tom Skerritt, and Yul Brynner, this is the story of a Boston police squad in search of a mad bomber with plans for extortion. From the collection of Carter Burden. $185.00

181.... Ibsen (Henrik) / Julius J. & Philip G. Epstein = screenplay PILLARS OF SOCIETY. [Final Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", blue Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. wrappers, 127 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Frayed and tanned at the edges and spine with several small tears along the edges and spine. Stamped in black ink on the front is "SAVE FILM! SAVE YOUR JOB!" The name Mary Parker has been crossed out and Collier Young is written across the top. The studio page at the front of the script is missing its perforated bottom section. Script numbered 33, dated April 28, 1943 on the wrapper, and 4/26/43 on the title page. Based on the play by Ibsen. In 1920 a film called PILLARS OF SOCIETY was made, based on Ibsen's play. This screenplay is another adaptation of the play and was never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $235.00

182.... Ibsen (Henrik) = play / John S. Rodell = screenplay A DOLL'S HOUSE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled gray wrappers, three pins, 127 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight rubbing at the pins. A First draft for Vanuguard Films, Inc., Dated November 24, 1947. Based on the play by Henrik Ibsen. This version of the screenplay never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $350.00

183.... James (Henry) = novel / Robert Stevenson = screenplay THE WINGS OF THE DOVE. [First Rough Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", stencilled blue wrappers, three pins, 123 mimeographed leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges, else fine. Dated February 3, 1949. Based on the novel by Henry James. This script was never filmed to the best of our knowledge. From the David O. Selznick Archive. $250.00

184.... Jhabvala (Ruth Prawer) JEFFERSON IN PARIS. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", red agency wrappers, two pins, 108 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slight rubbing , all else fine. Undated. For Merchant-Ivory Productions. The 1995 film was directed by James Ivory and starred Nick Nolte, Greta Scacchi, Simon Callow, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Thandie Newton. The story of Thomas Jefferson and the children he fathered with a fifteen year-old slave woman, named Sally Hemings. $200.00

185.... Jhabvala (Ruth Prawer) = screenplay / Evan S. Connell = novels MR. AND MRS. BRIDGE. [First Draft Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", white and red agency wrappers, two pins, 116 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightestbending at the edges of wrappers. Undated. For Merchant-Ivory Productions. The 1990 film was directed by James Ivory and starred Paul Newman, with Saundra McClain, Joanne Woodward, Margaret Welsh, and Kyra Sedgwick. Woodward received an Academy Award nomination for her performance, and won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress. Jhabvala won the NYFCC award for Best Screenplay. She is the author of several other screenplays including THE BOSTONIANS, A ROOM WITH A VIEW, HOWARD'S END, JEFFERSON IN PARIS, THE REMAINS OF THE DAY, and most recently A SODIERS DAUGHTER NEVER CRIES (1998). $185.00

186.... Jordan (Neil) & William Bowers GHOSTS. [Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", red Zoetrope wrappers, three pins,139 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. With a crease at one corner and very slightest rubbing at the point of the hidden pins. Title sticker on front. By a well known Hollywood screenwriter of the 1940's, 50's and 60's. GHOSTS was produced as HIGH SPIRITS, directed by Neil Jordan, and starring Peter O'Toole and Darryl Hannah. It was released after Bowers's death. The film does not credit Bowers to the best of my knowledge, and gives the screenwriting credit to Neil Jordan. Jordan is not credited in this script. $245.00

187.... Jordan (Neil) - rewrite / James Hicks - author DEFENSELESS. [Rewrite] Screenplay, 8.5" x 11", gray wrappers, 123 stencilled leaves, printed on rectos only. Perforated edges. This copy dated July 17, 1987. Eventually released in 1990 by New Visions Pictures, directed by Martin Campbell and with additional writing credit to Jeff Burkhart. This copy of the screenplay was held by Warner Bros. Inc. with intended director, Neil Jordan. $275.00

188.... Kazan (Nicholas) PATTY: The Patricia Hearst Story. [Director's Revision of Screenplay] 8.5" x 11", yellow wrappers, hand labelled in ink, two pins, 114 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightest fraying at edges and pins. Wrappers are reused covers from another production. Dated August 12, 1987. Based on the novel by Patricia Hearst and Alvin Moscow. The 1988 film was directed by Paul Schrader and featured Natasha Richardson, William Forsythe, Ving Rhames, Frances Fisher, and others. This version of the screenplay is a rewrite by Schrader. From the collection of Brian Kirby. $225.00

189.... Kennedy (William) LEGS. [First Draft Screenplay (Revised)] 8.5" x 11", in white Agency wrappers,127 mechanically reproduced leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Adapted from the novel. This revised first draft dated April 23, 1984. Never filmed to the best of our knowledge. $175.00

190.... Kesey (Ken) = novel / Lawrence Hauben and Bo Goldman = screenplay ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST. [Combined Continuity Script] Screenplay, legal sized, stencilled yellow wrappers, 184 leaves, printed on rectos only. Slightly frayed at the edges. Script dated December 15, 1975