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The Inventory of the Max Shulman Collection #196 The Inventory of the Max Shulman Collection #196 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center I Shulman, r.ce.x Box l Gift of 1966 Published magazine articles and stories by IvB ~- Housekeep:Lng 1945 - 1959 ( not consecutj.ve) 1. 11 :rrzy- Next Girl" Aug 19L1.6 p 22 cont I d, 2. 11S candal 11 rviay 194-8 p 1+4 cont'd. 3 . 11S ix Weelrn Married II Jtme 1911.8 p L1.9 cont I d. 11 4. Some Enchanted Nothing" J,) 52 cont'd. July 1950 5. 11 That's Ivtr Girl" July 1951 p 511. cont'd. 6. "Ivtr Annie " July 1952 p 50 cont'd. 7. 11':['he Villain of the Piece" Feb 195L1. p 52 cont 1a_. Box 2 8. Assignment in Hollywood 11The Silver Scream" Nov 1955 p 38 cont'd, 9. "So Pass the Days II July 1956 p 50 cont 'a.. 10. "Laughter from the Campus" Sept 1956 p 17 cont'd. 11. "Laughter from the Campus" cont I d - p 17 plus Oct 1956 12. "Long Live the France" Oct 1957 p 78 cont'd. JJ. "Have Girl Will Travel" April 1959 p 102 cont'd. 14. "The Face is Familiar} But" J'une 19L1. 5 p 20 cont I d. 15. "Bank Night at the Bijou" Aug 191~5 p 34. cont'd, 16. "Vote for Henry 1aa.a. 11 Jan 194-6 p 22 cont'd. 17. "The lady and the Wildcat" July 1953 1) 52 cont'd. 18. "I Love R, S. Spencer" June 199-1- p 60 cont'd. 2 copies 19. "Boy, How I Love Elizabeth Barret" Dept 19 511. p 48 cat 'd. Box ff 3 Today's Woman 194-8 - 1952 1. "Dear Chief of Pol.ice" Dec 191~8 p 23 cont I d 2. "The Seven Sins of Harry McCluslw" apri1 1951 p 31 cont'd. 3. "Stand-in Date" Aug 1951 p 1~3 cont'd 2 copies l+. "The Fine Art of Love" Nov 1951 p 33 cont'd. 5. "It TaJz:es '1\ro 11 Oct 1952 p 31 cont I d. 6. "Madness in lVlinneapolis 11 Dec 1951 p 29 cont'd, 7. 111rhe King of Connecticut II June 19 53 p 27 cont I d. 8, 11 Deductible You" ti.arch 1953 cont I d p 28 Esquire J\/lagazine 194-5 - 1952 1. "Spanish Spoken He:ce" Jan 1945 p 52 cont'd. 2. urvw Regards to Morpheus 11 March 1911.5 1) 71 cont'd, 3 . "One Shoe Off II Sept 19 52 p 4-0 cont'd. :Box ff 4 Cosmopolitan Ivagazine 191~8 - 1951 1. 11Everybody Loves J:.zy- Baby" Dec 19l+8 p 4-8 cont'd. 2. "The Pay Off" April 19 50 p 11.4 cont I d. 3. "For the Love of Helen" :Ve.y 1950 p 1~6 cont I cl. 11.• 11 I Love the Girl I'm Near" June 1950 p 32 cont'd. 5, "Going Steady" Aug 1951 p 46 cont'd, 6, "Where There I s a Will II Sept 1951 p 58 cont'd. Colliers Ivagazine 1911.6 - 1951+ 1. "Senior Doormat" Feb 19lr6 p 28 cont'd, 2. "Junior Genus II April 27 1911.6 p 11 cont I d. 3 • "The Small Time II July 2lr, 1911-8 p 14 cont I d. 4. "His Brother-in-Law's Keeper" Oct 2 19118 p 16 cont'd. 5. 1'The Babe I Delivered to the Stork u Dec 25, 1953 p 76 cert' d. 6. "Law and Outside" Sept 3, 19 54 p 26 cont I d. Box fl 5 Iv'e,c lean I s Magazine "The Baffling Case of Miss Shapishnak 1 s Cigarette Lighteru Feb 15, 1955 p 22 cont'd. The Saturday Evening Post "Boy Bites J\Canu rvarch 16, 1911.6 p 24 cont'd, L lfe N'e.gaz ine / "The Zebra Derby" Feb 11, 191~6 pp 41 - l+3 The American Iv'agazine "We Want McBride! 11 April 19lr8 p 26 cont I d The American Legion Iv'agazine "Operation Whitefish" Aug 19lr5 p 43 cont'd Argosy "Nbney to Burn 11 April 191~9 p 56 cont'd. Ma.demoiselle "When Alsa Comes Marching Home II Aug 1911.5 p 176 cont I d. Theatre A:cts 11 The Tender Trap 11 IvS and Robt. Paul Smith complete text of play p 36 - 61 Omnibook 11 The Zebra Derby" J\farch 191~6 p 121 - 160 TV Guide "If I had a Network 11 first of a series Dec 5, 196lr p 6-9 Jack London' s Adventure Iv'iagaz ine "Chance for Adventure II Dec 1958 pp 116 - 120 Literary Review "Black Goddess II pp 3-6 Fall 19lro The Philadelphia Inquire0; - Suna.ay Aug 13, 19l+4. '1:IlE FEATHER Mfi!RCI-IAN':I:S novel 4- The PhiladelphiE: Inquirer Nagazine April 30 1950 "The Smock" p 8 cont'd. ~ Weel;: .Magazine, N, Y. Herald Tribune April 18, 1911.8 "Chance for Adventure" p 9 cont'd. "I'd Rather Write than be President" April 1961 p 7 cont'd. Hjemmet 19 Aug 194 7 "Man Sloan da Ikke en Lrfve" p 8 cont'd. Shulman, .!Vru · Short Stories Good Housekeeping "The Show Goes On" January, 1948. "Girls: Their Cause and Cure" June) 1955 "Love Is A Science" February, 1956. "The Treehouse of the August Moon" August, 1956 "Laughter From the Campus II November, 19 56, "I Was A Teen-Age Dwarf" November, 1958. Cosmopolitan "She Shall Have Music" September, 1950. "I Guess The:ce Are Other Girls II January, 1951 "The Perfect Beast" MB,rch, 1951 "Love Is A Fallacy" June, 1951 4 Box if 6 Ski-U-Ivah Jl/agazine, University of Minnesota 3 volwnes 1939-191~2 1939-1911.0 inside jacket of volume halo. sign, of JI/S 1. "Bibea.u and the Banfly" Oct 1939 p 16 2. "Winnie's Trousseau 11 Nov 1939 p 31 3. "Two in a Flue 11 Dec 1939 p )1-, LL "The St:cange Sam Jones 11 Jan 1940 p 8 5. "Flanagan I s Wake II Feb 1940 p 2 6. 11 Perplexity in Illinois II April 1940 p 10 7. "rvzy- Summer Vacation II Way· 1911.0 p 9 8. "The Girl Nobody Knew" ,hme 194-1 p 9 cont'd. 9. "Prefix fixer" M9,rch 191+1 p 17 10. "We Go ·to a Party" Jl/:S and Bud Nye Jan 194-l pp 10-11 11. "19J.1.o in Review" }1S and Bud Nye Dec 1940 pp 9-11 12. "The Love Story of J, Alfred Prufrock II Ivay 19J1.1 p. 8 13. "Unbecoming Attractions II Oct 19l~o p 11 cont I d. 111 .. 11Sauce for the Turkey" Nov 19lw p 12 cont'd. 15. "We Go to Florida" Ain"il 191~1 p 16 16. "I Killed Don Ameche 11 Sept 194-1 p 24 17. "The Doctor Will Gyp You if You Don I t Watch Out II Oct 194-1 p 10 cont I d 18. "Thanksgiving Thoughts" Nov 19l~1 p 6 19. "19ln In Review" Dec 19l~1 p 19-21 NS and Bud Nye 20"Positive1y Colossal" JI/arch 194-2 p 16 21. "I Gambled With Love and Lost" April 191.~2 p 12 cont 1 a.. 11 22. 1, The Peach of the Beach" Way 1942 p 13 a,"Sauce for the Gander" Ms,y 1911.2 p 2 Box =/f 7 Sci-apbool( ( 2) 1. Newspaper clippings for Un:i.versity of Minn. Daildy Paper 1911.0 - 1942 "Sauce foi· the Gander" column 5 2. Letters and newspaper clippings :from Central High School St. Paul, Mi1m. 19E3-36 Box 71 8 Published stories by NB (manuscripts) l. 11 t1t,· Next Girl" (Dobbie Gillis) typescript with holo. corr. 22 ( 2. "The Smock" (Dc:ibbie Gillis) carbon with holo. corr. 21~1. 3. "Boy Bites Iv.1an 11 typescript with holo. corr. 23.{. 11 .. "The '11rouble With the na,ilroad" typescript with holo. corr. 16/. 5. "Operation Whitefish II carbon typescript with some holo. corr. 8 J. 6, "The Fleeting Moment of Perfect Flavor" carbon copy 5 J!.. '- 7. "The Fleeting Moment of Perfect Ji'lavor II ty--pescript with holo. c@rr. 6f. 8. "Beat .rvre, Morpheus, With a G, I. Dream" typescript with holo. title 9 j). 9. "Spanish Spoken Here" carbon copy some holo. corr. 13 /. 10, "A :Message f:com Carcia" (for ColTor's Mag, Oct 15,19J+5) typescript ·with holo. corr. 19 f. 11. "When Asa Comes I'/arcb.ing Home" carbon with some holo. corr. 12. "The Smock 11 ty--pescript with holo. corr. 25/. 13. ":Man Bites Underdog" typescript with holo, corr. 23.f}. 14-, "The Lady on the Wila.cat 11 typesc:cipt with holo. corr. 18/J. 15. "But I Know 1foat I Like II typescript with holo. corr. 11 16. "Call rvre Doctor ( an outline for a novelette) carbon with halo. title plu,s the typescri.pt of novelette with holo, corr. 17. "I Love the Girl I'm Near" typescript with holo. and typed corr. 18 (. 18, "Cops and Robber·s 11 carbon and typescript with holo. and typescript corr. 24-f. 19, "The Best Laid Plans II carbon holo. corr. 22 (. b 20. "The Small Time" t;y-_pescript with halo. corr. 22£. 21. "Easy Come Easy Go" carbon 4/ • 22. "The Millionaires" a radio play written for U. of Minn 1911.1 typescript with some halo. corr. professor's note ( halo.
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