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Television and Radio Scripts of Kathleen Hite Television and Radio Scripts of Kathleen Hite Collection Summary Title: Television and Radio Scripts of Kathleen Hite Call Number: MS 75-08 Size: 6.0 linear feet Acquisition: Donated by Kathleen Hite Processed By: DAO, 6-19-1975; Additional Materials Processed by Staff, 1-5-1978; Additional Materials Processed by SCW, 2-5-1979, 10-9-1980, 9-2-1981; Reprocessed by SMC, 3-24-1998; MN, 1-2009 Note: None Restrictions: None Literary Rights Literary rights were not granted to Wichita State University. When permission is granted to examine the manuscripts, it is not an authorization to publish them. Manuscripts cannot be used for publication without regard for common law literary rights, copyright laws and the laws of libel. It is the responsibility of the researcher and his/her publisher to obtain permission to publish. Scholars and students who eventually plan to have their work published are urged to make inquiry regarding overall restrictions on publication before initial research. Restrictions None Content Note Kathleen Hite, a 1938 graduate of the University of Wichita, was a successful scriptwriter for television and radio. This collection of her scripts spans 35 years from 1946 to 1981, and includes many from popular western shows and dramatic presentations. Scripts for such popular western shows as "Gunsmoke," "Guns of Will Sonnett," " Laramie," and "Wagon Train" are included as well as scripts for dramas such as "The Alfred Hitchcock Show," "The Jane Wyman Show," "General Electric Theatre," "The Waltons," and "Apple's Way." Detailed Description: Box and Folder Listing Box 1 Gunsmoke (Vol. I) 1957-1958 Box 1 Gunsmoke (Vol. II) 1961 Box 1 Gunsmoke (Vol. III) 1961-62 Box 1 Gunsmoke (Vol. IV) 1962 Box 2 Gunsmoke (Vol. V) 1962 Box 2 Gunsmoke (Vol. VI) 1962-63 Box 2 Gunsmoke (Vol. VII) 1963 Box 2 Gunsmoke (Vol. VIII) 1963 Box 3 Gunsmoke (Vol. IX) 1964 Box 3 Gunsmoke (Vol. X) 1964-65 Box 3 Wagon Train 1958-59 Box 3 Laramie 1959-60 Box 4 Empire 1959-1961 Box 4 The Guns of Will Sonnett 1966-68 Box 4 Miscellaneous Half-Hour Westerns 1957-68 Box 5 Miscellaneous Western Adventure 1960-66 Box 5 Jane Wyman Show and Alfred Hitchcock 1955-58 Box 5 General Electric Theatre and Decision 1957 Box 6 General Electric Theatre 1958 Box 6 Apple's Way, "The Lamb," March 28, 1974 Box 6 "The Daughters of Joshua Cabe (sequel)," August 5, 1974 Box 7 The Waltons, "The Visitor," September 19, 1974 Box 7 The Waltons, "The Beguiled," November 11, 1974 Box 7 The Waltons, "The Sermon," June 17, 1975 Box 7 The Waltons, "The Nurse," September 10, 1975 Box 7 The Waltons, "The Test," December 12, 1975 Box 8 "The Ghost Walks," (CBS) May 30, 1946 Box 8 "Night Beat," (NBC) November 25, 1951 Box 8 "The Modern Adventures of Casanova," 1951 Box 8 "State Fair," 1953 Box 8 "The Perfect Crime," parts 1 and 2 Box 8 The Lux Summer Theatre, (CBS) 1953, "The Fall of Maggie Phillips," June 22, 1953 Box 8 The Lux Summer Theatre, (CBS) 1953, "Romance, to a Degree," August 3, 1953 Box 8 The Lux Summer Theatre, (CBS) 1953, "One Last September," August 31, 1953 Box 8 "Will Rogers, Country Editor" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Strain for the G-String," 1953 Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Barbara's Return," October 15, 1953 Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Town Band," October 23, 1953 Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "County Fair" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Fire Engine" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Journalism, Major and Minor" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Founder's Day" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Eudora Correspondent" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Jill's Baby" Box 8 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Pink Christmas" Box 9 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Intense Writer" Box 9 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Prize Winner" Box 9 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "Letter from A. Lincoln" Box 9 Rogers of the Gazette, (CBS) 1953-54, "John's Story" Box 9 Romance, "Class of '41," March 12, 1955 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Hattie Pelfrey," March 11, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Stage Coach Stop," April 15, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "War Correspondent," May 13, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Black Hills Gold," May 20, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Sergeant Gorce's Baby," May 27, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "The Loving Cup," June 24, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Trooper's Widow," July 1, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Talented Recruits," July 8, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Old Enemy," July 15, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Spotted Tail's Return," July 22, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Nature Boy," July 29, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "The Massacre," August 5, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Goodbye Willa," August 19, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "The Chaplain," August 26, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "The Return of Hattie Pelfrey," September 2, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "A Small Beginning," September 30, 1956 Box 9 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Galvanized Yankee," October 7, 1956 Box 10 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Still Waters," October 14, 1956 Box 10 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Little Girl" Box 10 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "The Coward" Box 10 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Assembly Line" Box 10 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Indian Scout" Box 10 Fort Laramie, (CBS) 1956, "Army Wife" Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, "Homely Girl" Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, " Little Girl" Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, "Busted Up Guns" Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, "Imposter" Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, "Nettie Sitton" Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, "Solomon River," March 26, 1960 Box 10 Gunsmoke, (CBS) Late 1950s and 1960, Untitled Box 11 The Waltons, "The Turning Point," April 26, 1976 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Rebellion," October 11, 1976 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Career Girl," December 15, 1976 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Hero," December 15, 1976 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Stray," May 12, 1977 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Volunteer," May 20, 1977 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Rumor," November 2, 1977 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Return," January 10, 1978 Box 11 The Waltons, "The Calling," June 1, 1978 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Parting," November 13, 1978 Box 12 The Waltons, "Founders' Day," February 9, 1979 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Diploma," June 21, 1979 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Waiting," Part Two, July 20, 1979 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Spirit," September 11, 1979 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Pledge," June 17, 1980 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Move," (outline), June 25, 1980 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Move," (final draft), November 10, 1980 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Beginning," January 12, 1981 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Pearls," January 23, 1981 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Heartache," (outline), January 29, 1981 Box 12 The Waltons, "The Heartache," (final draft), February 26, 1981 For information, please contact us at: Special Collections and University Archives Wichita State University Libraries 1845 Fairmount, Wichita, KS 67260-0068 Web site: http://specialcollections.wichita.edu E-mail: [email protected] Telephone: 316-978-3590.
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