The Inventory of the Norman Reilly Raine Collection #775
The Inventory
of the
Norman Reilly Raine
Collection
#775
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center
Raine, Norman Reilly
1895 - 1971
Gift of his brother, J.B. Raine
Janua,1;:y 1981
I, MANUSCRIPTS
A, By NRR
l, F;i:les for Sci;reenpla,ys
2, Sho;rt Fiction
3. Plays and Musicals
4, Non-F:i::ctfon
5. Bound Sc;reenplays
B, By James Benson Nablo
II, JOURNAL
III, NOTES
IV, RESEARCH
V, INDEX OF SHORT STORIES
VI, PRINTED JTEMS
A, 13y NRR
1, Shopt F;i:ction
2, Non-Fiction
B, About NRR
VII, PHOTOGRAPHS
VIII.AWARD
IX. CONTRACTS
X, CORRESPONDENCE
Raine, Norman Reilly
1895 - 1971
Gift of his brother, J.B. Raine
January 1981
Box 1 I. MANUSCRIPTS
A. By NRR
1. Files related to screenplays: outlines, narratives, ideas.
a. "The Angel of Dien Bien Phu". An original screen story. (//1)
i. "Rough Outline". Typescript with holo. corr., Sp. and
title p.
ii.Carbon typescript, 17p. and title p.
b. "Attack Case". Synopsis. Typescript with holo, corr.,
4p. (j/22
c. "Birth of Empire". Suggestion for original teleplay. (//3)
i. Various outlines, Typescript and carbon typescript
with holo. corr., llp.
ii. Notes. Holograph, 12p.
iii."Young Bess" by Jan Lustig and Arthur Wimperis. Story
used in research. Mimeograph, 12p.
d. "Each Dawn I Die". A First National picture, starring
James Cagney. Credits, production notes and synopsis.
Mimeograph, 4p. (#4)
e. "The Fighting 69th". A Warner Bros. First National picture
starring James Cagney and Pat O'Brian. (#5)
i. Synopsis. Mimeograph, 2p.
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Box 1 ii. "Leading Up to the Fighting 69th?" Carbon typescript,
7p. (//5)
f. "Gangway". (//6)
i. Outline and notes. Typescript with holo. corr. and
holograph, 4p.
ii. "Series format". Created by James W. Hardiman. Two
drafts. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., July 25,
Sp; July 28, 1962, 2p.
g. "The Great Defender". (//7)
i. Synopsis. Typescript with holo. corr., 4p.
ii. Carbon of the above without corr., 4p.
iii.Notes. Typescript and holograph, 2p.
h. "The Life and Death of Captain Kidd". (//8)
i. Various outlines and fragmentary drafts. Typescript
with holo. corr. and some holograph, 18p.
ii. "A Motion Picture Treatment", script. Carbon typescript,
52p. and title p.
iii.Research on Captain Kidd. Typescript, 15p.
i. "A Way of Life". Proposal for a one-hour television series
by James W. Hardiman. Explanatory format, text by NRR.
Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 40p. and 4 prelim. p. (#9)
2. Short Fiction.
a. "Coffin Ship". (//10)
i. Synopsis. Typescript with holo. corr., 14p.
ii. Rough draft. Typescript with profuse holo. corr., 79p.
and title p. June 5, 1961.
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Box 1 iii.Notes. Typescript with halo. corr., carbon typescript,
and holograph, 22p. (#10)
b. "Euphrasine Tabouis". Outline and notes. Typescript and
carbon typescript, both with halo. corr., llp. (#11)
c. "A Fork in the Road". Typescript, 9p. and title page. (1112)
d. "Mr. Gallup Lets Freedom Ring". Two-part serial. Carbon
typescript with holo. corr., 50p. and title p. (#13)
e. "Night Song". (1114)
i. Typescript with profuse halo. corr., 12p. and title p.
ii. Carbon typescript with profuse halo. corr., 12p. and title p.
f. "Quetzalcoatl-Toltec". Typescript with a few halo. corr.,
40p. (1115)
g. "Reward". (1116)
i. Typescript, 3p. (incomplete, p.l, 2, 9)
ii. Typescript with halo. corr., 6p.
iii. Typescript with halo. corr., 9p.
h. "Salute to Tomorrow". Typescript with a few halo. corr.,
66p. (1117)
i. "Tugboat Annie and the Crying Dollars". 1962. (1/18)
i. Carbon typescript with a few holo. corr., 19p.
ii. Notes. Typescript with halo. corr., Sp.
j. "The Undefeated". Outline. Typescript with halo. corr.,
Sp. (1119)
3. Plays and Musical.
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Box 1 a. "Bonanza", A musical in two acts, (t/2O)
i, Outline. Carbon typescript with halo. corr., 37p. and
3 prelim. p.
ii. Notes, Holograph, 25p,
b, "Hangman's Whip". A drama in three acts by NRR and Frank
Butler, (1121)
i. Typescript, 12Op,
ii. Description of the premiere, Typescript, 2p.
iii. "Wild Grapes", A play in three acts. Outline, Carbon
typescript with halo, corr., 16p. and title p, (//22)
4. Non-fiction: Letter to "Robbin",
"When you asked me. , , " Carbon typescript, 3p, (ff 23)
Box 2 5, Bound screenplays by NRR unless indicated othe:t'wise, 19-36-1944,
Mimeograph typescript uniformly bound in red leather, with
gilt on spines and inner dentelles,
a, "A Bell For Adana", 148p,
b, "Each Dawn I Die", Nov, 18, 1938, l 73p.
c, "Eagle Squadron", Jan,24, 1942, 16lp, and a few pages
carbon typescript.
d. "The Fighting 69th'1 by NRR, Fred Nibiho Jr, Gindj Dean
Franklin~ Sept,18, 1939, 184p.
e, "The Gentlemen from Kimberley". Nov.8, 1936, 147p.
f, "God's Country and the Woman". July 1, 1936, 147p.
g. "Ladies Courageous". Aug, 24, 1943, 132p. Raine, Norman Reilly January 1981 Page 5
Box 3 h, "Mountain Justice", Aug,25, 1935, 149p,
i, "Nob Hill", March 28, 1944, 129p,
j. "The Perfect Specimen", April 26, 1937, 158p,
k, "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex", April 21,
1939. 135p.
1. "Tugboat Annie". Carbon typescript and mimeograph type
script with bolo. corr,, 116p. variously paged,
Box 4 m. "We've Never Been Licked". Nov,1942, 139p,
B. By James Benson Nablo,
"Young Trelawny", Outline for a short story. Typescript with
a few holo, corr., 27p, and a title p., Dec,27, 1951, (Ill)
II. JOURNAL
"Synopsis of Indian Trip". Short descriptions of scenes from a
boat trip from Canada to Japan, Asia, India, and the Mid-East,
Typescript, 8p. (112)
III.NOTES
A. Story ideas, (#3)
1, Typescript and carbon typescript, both with bolo, corr,, 34p.
2, 4½'' x 7" notebook pages with short plot ideas, titled and
alphabetically ordered. Typescript, ca,15Op.
B, Miscellaneous notes,on variously sized pages, Includes some plot
ideas, fragmentary drafts, and character names, Typescript with
holo, corr,, photocopy of typescript and holograph, 74p, (#4)
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Box 4 IV. RESEARCH
"Correspondence between George Rector Gollum and Beilah Louise
Overell while inmates of the Orange County Jail". From the Los
Angeles police depU Typescript with some holo. markings, 30p. (115)
V. INDEX OF WRITINGS
3" x 5" card index of writings by NRR, usually listing their
completion dates, the publications and/or agents to whom they
were submitted, payment received. Dated from 1923 to 1935,
arranged chronologically, ca.100 cards. (envelope #1)
VI. PRINTED ITEMS
A. By NRR. Tearsheets, often with magazine cover attached, 1922-1961.
1. Short fiction.
a. "And David Took Thence a Stone". (1/6)
i. Everybody's, Sept. 1924, Vol.51, No.3, p.39.
ii. MacLean's, Sept.l, 1924, p.13.
b, "The Bride Blushes". Hearst's International Cosmopolitan,
July 1930, p.48
c. "Canada Expects - 11 The Sailor, June 1922, Vol.4, No.11,
p.10.
d. "The Captain's Holiday". MacLean's, July 15, 1925, Vol.38,
No .14, p. 9.
e. "Care to Lay a Little Wager?" The Elks Magazine, Dec.1927,
Vol.6, No.7, p.20.
f. "The Chinese Ring". MacLean' s, April 1, 1924, p. 20. Raine, Norman Reilly January 1981 Page 7
Box 4 g. "Death at Jack Pine". The Canadian Magazine, June 1930,
p. 4. (116)
h. "The Deep Water Mate". MacLean's, Oct.1, 1928, p.5.
i. "The Glasgow Keelie". The Saturday Evening Post, Aug.30,
1930, p.60.
j. "Going Home". Windsor, Feb., n.y., p.306.
k. "Heads I Win". The Saturday Evening Post, Aug.17, 1935,
p.14.
1. "Heritage".
i. Adventure~ May 10, 1924, p.81.
ii. MacLean's, April 15, 1924, p.20.
m. "Iron Cross".
i. The Country Gentleman, Nov.1930, p.7.
ii. Pearson's Magazine, 1930, p.542.
n. "The Little Things".
i. Adventure,May 1, 1927, p.51.
ii. MacLean's, Aug.l, 1927, Vol.40, No.15, p.8.
o, "A Man to Tame the Termagant". Pearson's Magazine, April
1930, p.368. Appears also under the title "Pariah" in
The Saturday Evening Post (see "t").
p. Mr. Gallup stories. All appeared in The Saturday Evening Post
unless otherwise noted. (#7)
i. "Dangerous Derelict". Sept.26, 1953, p.22.
ii. "The Inquisitive Mr. Gallup". April 26, 1958, p.34,
two copies.
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Box 4 ii±, ''Mr, Gallup and the Cargo Snatchers". Nov, 21, 1959_,
p,42, (]!]I
iv, '''Mr, Gallup and the C1a±m Jumpersn, Novi26, 19_60,
I p,26, two copies 1
v±H,"Mr, Gallup Gets Command'', Sept.21, 1935, Vol.208, No,
12, p,12, two copies,
ix, "Mr. Gallup Goes to Chiny", March 23, 1935, Vol.207,
No,38, p,10, two copies,
x. "Mr. Gallup Has His Day", June 26, 1948, Vol.220,
No,52, p.26, two copies.
xi. "Mr. Gallup Is a Terror to Snakes", MacLean's, June 1,
1936, Vol,49, No.11, p,12.
xii. "Mr. Gallup Loses His Hat", July 20, 1935, Vol,208,
No,3, p,12, two copies,
xiii,"Mr. Gallup Minds His P's and Q's". March 28, 1936,
Vol.208, No,39, p,14,
xiv. "Mr. Gallup Tends to His Knitting", May 9, 1936, Vol.
208, No. 45, p.18, two copies.
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Box 4 xv, "Mr, Gallup and the Mysterious Cargo'', Feb,5, 1949,
p, 24, two copies, (117)
xvi, "The Mutiny of Mr, Ga11upn, June 9, 1956, p,34, two
copies,
xvii,"The Mysterious Cargo", Dec,3, 1955, p,26, two copies,
xviii. 1'Red Flag on the High Seas". Nov.4, 1950, p.24,
xix. "The Shanghai Stowaway", May 20, 1950, p.34.
xx, "Treacherous Cargo", Jan.26, 1952, p.26.
q. "Mutiny", (118)
i. MacLean 1 s, Nov,1925, Vol.38, No,21, p,13,
ii. Sea Stories Magazine, Jan.1925, Vol,9, No,5, p.3,
r, "Old Brimstone Sees It Through''• Pearson's Magazine, n,d.,
p,664,
s, "The Old She11back'.t, , 'l'he Saturday Eyen:tn~ ?ost, June 11, ' . . . . ' ' '. '. '. '.
1932, Vol,204, No,50, p 114,
t, "Pariah", 'J:he Saturday Evening PCDst, Nov,16, 19---29, p.20.
u, "The Pariah Dog",
i, Casse11's Magazine, May 1926, p.127.
±i, MacLeartts, June 1, 1926, Vol,39, No,11, p,3,
v, "Pearl of the South Seas"'• The Canadian Magazine, Aug, 1922,
Vol,59, No,4, p,261,
w, "Seven Days". MacLean' s, July 1, 1925, p .14.
x, "Silver Night", MacLean's, May 1, 1926, p.27,
y, "Singapore Jack",
i, Pearson's Magazine, April 1931, p.398.
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Box 4 ii, The Saturday Evening 'Pos,t, Aug,29~ 1931, p~l6, (j/8)
z, "The Sing..,.,Song Gir.1'',
aa, "''l'he Sixth Man''',, The s,a:turday, Evening Post~ Sept,13~ ',; - • • • • -· , Ii_.,. I
bb, "A Stokeho1d Dav±d''. 'Popttlar,!4agazine, Nov~7~ 19-29, p,95,
cc, "Thirty-Five Quid a Month''~ The Saturday evening Post,
11 dd, ''Tramp Ship ' , , ~acteart''s~ June 1 ~ 1930 1 p 1 14,
1 ee, ''The Trimmer of the lspanan'~, Macteart 's 1 July 15, 19-27,
Box 5 ff~ Tugboat Annie sto'tlie.s, All appea.OC' tn The. Sc:ttti;rday Evening
i, "The Bashing of Bullwinkle", Jan.9, 1954, p.20, two
copies.
ii, "The Firing of Tugboat Annie", Dec,1, 1956, p,40,
two copies,
iii. "The Framing of Tugboat Annie", Sept,20, 1947.
iv, "The Glencanon - Tugboat Annie Affair".
Part one. Aug,26, 1950, p.17.
Part two. Sept,16, 1950, p. 48.
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Box 5 v. "A Great Day for Mahoney", Dec,22, 1954, Vol.207,
No. 25, p.8, (#8)
vi. "A Horse of a Different Color". May 4, 1935, two copies,
vii. "If the Cap Fits", Jan,25, 1936, Vol.208, No.30, p.14,
two copies,
viii."A Man of Few Words". Jan,7, 1933, p.10, Vol.205, No.28,
two copies,
ix, "Nickel-or-Million". April 9, 1932, Vol.204, No.41, p.8.
x, "No Cure, No Pay", Sept.3, 1932, p.8,
xi, "An Old Alaska Custom". Nov.12, 1932, p.24, two copies.
xii. "Old Mefoozelem", Dec,10, 1932, Vol.205, No.24, p.6.
xiii. "The Other Cheek". May 5, 1934, Vol. 206, No. 45, p .10,
two copies.
xiv:, "Passage to Secoma", March 12, 1932, Vol.204, No,37,
p.18.
xv. "Spareribs and Sauerkraut". July 9, 1932, Vol.205, No.2,
p.8.
xvi. "Tat for Tat". Nov,30, 1935, Vol.208, No.22, p.16,
two copies,
xvii."The Treasure of Tugboat Annie". May 5, 1956, p.40,
2 copies,
xviii."Tugboat Annie (T,A.) and the Amazon Star Mystery",
Oct,31, 1953, two copies,
xix. "T,A. and the Dangerous Cheapskate", Aug.24, 1957, p,26,
2 copies,
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Box 5 xx, ''T,A, and the Roa:r-d of Heroin", March 30, 1957, p.34,
two copies 1 (1181
xxi, ''T,A, and the Ki1ler Ship'', Oct,17, 1959, p,28, two
copies,
xxii."T.A. and the Pirates". May 14, 1949, p.24, two copies.
xxiii."T.A. and the Prodigal Calf". July 13, 1946, p.10,
two copies.
xxiv."T.A. and the Red Threat". April 14, 1951, p.22, two
copies.
xxv. "T.A. and the Sea of Flames". Nov.15, 1952, p.22,
two copies.
xxvi."T.A. and the Sunken Gold". Dec.9, 1961, p.46.
xxvii."T.A. Blows the Man Down". Nov.26, 1938, Vol.211, No.22,
p.10, two copies.
xxviii."T.A. Borrows Six Bits". May 13, 1939, p.8.
xxix."Tugboat Annie Burns a Bridge". May 24, 1952, p.34,
two copies.
xxx. "T.A. Crashes Through". April 24, 1948, p.22.
xxxi."T.A. Defies the Law". Dec.8, 1951, p.60, two copies.
xxxii."T.A. Finds a Leaphole". Dec,27, 1947, p.14, two copies.
xxxiii."T.A. Gets the Ax". June 12, 1954, p.22, two copies.
xxxiv."Tugboat Annie Gets the Works". March 22, 1947, p.18,
two copies.
xxxv."T.A. Quotes the Law". Oct.19, 1949, p.28, two copies.
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Box 5 xxxvi."T.A.: House Mover". June 17, 1961, p.16.
xxxvii."T.A. Loses Command". Oct.13, 1956, Vol.299, No.15,
p.28, two copies.
xxxviii."T.A. Loses Her Ship". March 25, 1950, p.22 two copies.
xxxix."T.A. Loses a Tow". Feb.21, 1953, p.20, two copies.
xl. "T.A. Meets Mr. Gallup". Dec.13, 1947, Vol.220, No.24,
p.20, two copies.
xli."T.A. Opens Fire". Feb.11, 1950, p.22, two copies.
xlii."T.A. Plucks a Goose". May 10. 1947, p.18, two copies.
xliii."T.A. Races the Tide". Sept.18, 1948, p.18, two copies.
xliv."T.A. Sails Again". Oct.l, 1938, Vol.211, No.14, p.8,
two copies.
xlv. "T.A. Saws Off a Leg". Oct.22, 1938, Vol.211, No.17,
p.5, two copies.
xlvi."T.A. Smells a Mouse". Dec.18, 1948, p.18, two copies.
xlvii."T.A. Tames a Tempest". April 16, 1955, p.24, two
copies.
xlviii."T.A. to the Rescue". Aug.14, 1948, Vol.211, No.7,
p.18, two copies.
xlix. "T.A. Tries a Bluff". June 16, 1951, p.22, two copies.
1. "T.A. Wins Her Medal". 3une 15, -19_46? p\9-r two cop;i:~!;1 1
li. "T.A. 's Crazy Command". Feb.6, 1954, p.22, two copies.
lii. "T.A.'s Hot Cargo". Jan.2, 1960, p.16, two copies.
liii."T.A.'s Long Shot". Oct.30, 1954, p.34.
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Box 5 liv. "T.A. 's Reunion at Sea". Jan.12, 1957, Vol.229,
No.28, p.28, two copies.
lv. "T.A.'s Secret". Aug.13, 1949, p.28.
lvi. "T.A. 's Secret Stratagem". Oct.25, 1958, Vol.231,
No.17, p.40, two copies.
lvii."T.A. 's Sentimental Journey". Part one, Aug.26, 1961,
p.14, two copies,
lviii. "Welcome Home". March 2, 1935, Vol. 207, No. 35, p .10.
lix. "When Greek Meets Greek" Oct.7, 1933, Vol.206,
No.5, p.10.
lx. "The Wrath of Tugboat Annie". Aug.12, 1950, p.20,
two copies.
gg. "The Wind-Ship Man". The Shrine Magazine, Oct.1926, Vol.1,
No.6, p.24.
hh. "Windy Bill". Collier's, Dec.26, 1931, p.16.
Box 6 2. Non-fiction. (#1)
a. "A Cartoonist Looks at Life". MacLean's, Oct.1, 1925, p.18.
b. "Certified Correct: Government Service - And You".
MacLean's, May 15, 1927, p.16.
c. "Crew Day". Unidentified newspaper tearsheet.
d. "Economic Parasites a Business Menace". MacLean's, March 15,
1925, p.14.
e. "Get Out Where Story Is Urges Norman Reilly Raine". Unidenti
fied newspaper tearsheet. Raine, Norman Reilly January 1981 Page 15
Box 6 f. "Girls Invade Track and Diamond". MacLean's, Aug.15,
1925, p.12. (#1)
g. "Government Service - and You, Article One: Nurturing Our
Agriculture". MacLean's, Jan.1, 1927, Vol.4O, No.l, p.6.
h, ''The Greates,t War of All", MacLean's, Sept,1, 1925, p.2O.
i. "I Sent a Letter Government Service - And You". MacLean's,
May 1, 1927, Vol.4O, No,9, p.18.
j. "Merchantmen on the Seven Seas".
i. Part one, "A Bit of Canada Beating South". MacLean's,
Aug,15, 1922, p,15,
ii. Part two. "Spindrift and Spun Yarn". Sept,15, 1922,
p,16, signed,
iii. Part three, "Sea Watch and Shore Light". Oct.1, 1922,
p, 14,
iv, Part four, "Summe:ri Isles and W±ntet; $ea,stt, Oct,15,
1922, p,19,
k. "Norman Looks At Picturesi,,u Hollywood Spectator, Oct,1,
1938, Vol,13, No,18, p,4,
1. "Notes of a NeophyteV, Canadian National Railways Magazine,
June 1922, Vo1,8, No,6, p,1O, signed,
m, "Our Radio Trouble Hunters, Gove:rnment Service - And You'·',
MacLean 1R, Nov,l, 1927, p.18,
n, "Patented, Government Service - And You", MacLean's, April 1,
1927, Vol,4O, No,7, p,1O4.
o, "The Proof of the Pudding". MacLean's, Nov,15, 1926, p.1O.
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Box 6 p, ''Say It With Blood!'', Twentieth Century Fox Studies Club,
Oct,1943, p,3, 0/12
q, "Sleuths of Foreign Sales, Government Serv;lce - And You".
~acLean 1 s, Feb,15, 1927, Vo1,40, No,4, p,12,
r, 1'The 1 Success'·", The D't'agon, Sept,1929, p,1,
s. "Tom Moore, Safety Valve of Labor'·', Mactean'·s, April 1, 1925,
p,15,
t, 11 Treasury of the Nation, Gove'.t"nment Service - And You",
Mac.Lean'·s, Feb,1, 19:27, p,8,
1 u, ''Up and Down the Booze l3elt' , MacLea,n's, Dec,15, 1924, p.26.
B, Ab~!J'!_RR,
1, Reviews and pub.'U::c±t:y, concerning scpeenplays by NRR, Cl;tps
from newspaper,s and magazines, some progva,ms, 1~33-1976,
a, "The Adventures of Rob:i:n Hood'\ 13 pieces 1 EDS, (J/22
11 b t Capta;tn of the Clouds'', 5 pieces from 19A2 1 (1/32
c, ''Captain Kidd'\ 3 pieces fvom 1945, C//41
1 d, '·'Each Dawn I: Vie'' . 5 p:i:eces from 1939, CJ/51
e. ''Eagle Squadron'', 6 pieces7 ca,, 1942, (1161
f, "The Fighting 69th", 10 pieces from 1939-1940, (//7)
g, ''God's Country and the Women'', 10 pieces, ra,1937, (j/8}
h, "Hangman's Whip'", Stage play, 1950, 019-2
i, "The Life of Emile Zola", 21 pieces, 19_37, (j/102
j \ "'J'he Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex", 7 piecei;; 1
1939, Gill):
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Box 6 k. "Tugboat Annie Sails Again", C,75 pieces on the movie
and the short story series in brown scrapbook, 1933-1976. (#12)
1, Various other screenplays, 9 pieces. (#13)
2, About, or with mention of NRR, 32 pieces from the 1930's and
1940 1 s, incl. "The Sons of Tugboat Annie" by Alfred L. Gehri
in S.E.P., Jan.20, 1940. (//14)
VII. PHOTOGRAPHS
All black and white, most 8" x 101', (f/15)
A, Photos of NRR,
1, Portrait, signed on verso,
2, 4 different poses: NRR wtth Dean Franklin and Fred Nible,
co-authors of ''The Fighting 69th".
3, NRR with Jack Warner and Hal Wallis,
4, 2 of NRR with unidentified man in front of American Airlines
plane, movie B, St:i.11s frorn(\'Tugooat Ari.ri.;i:e Satls Again", With Marie Dressler and
Wallace Beery, some with Maureen O'Sullivan and Robert Young 1 19 photographs, C, Large yacht.
VIII, AWARD
Blue leather case, From the Motion Picture Relief Fund,. Testimonial
to NRR for service in behalf of the Fund, March 5, 1939, Signed
by Jean Hersholt. (#16)
IX. CONTRACTS
25 contracts and agreements for plays, books and commercials, dated Raine, Norman Reilly January 1981 Page 18
Box 7 from July 15, 1931 to Mareh 5, 1963, and some related correspon
dence. (Ill)
X. CORRESPONDENCE
A, January 19, 1928 - April 18; 1949, Ca,100 pieces, (fl2)
Incl,:
Brandt, Erd N, (The Saturday Evening Post), 8 TLS, Jan,19,
1940, Sept,9, 1946, April 11, 1947, April 28, Aug.17, 1948,
Feb,4, May 13, June 29, 1949.
Chapman, Bill, Telegram, Feb,24, 1933.
Foss, Henry (Admiral), 2 TLS, Oct,8, Oct,23, 1945,
Hendrickson, Floyd, Telegram, Feb,20, 1933,
Hibbs, Ben (The Saturday Evening Post), 6 TLS, June 17, July
23, Aug.5, 1946, March 20, April 22, 1947, Aug.11, 1949.
Korngold, Erich Wolfgang (composer, 1897-1957), Signature on
card, n,d., filed with invitation of Sept,27, 1939 to
premiere of The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex.
Lubin, Arthur (director), TN, typed name, June 17, 1942.
Nifford, Eugene J. Telegram, Sept.14, 1937,
Rambeau, Marjorie (actress, 1889-1970). ALS, Aug,5, 1940.
Riesner, Charles (Chuck). Telegram, Feb,24, 1933.
Robinson, Casey (Warner Bros,), TNS, June 29, 1937.
Wallis, Hal (Warner Bros.). TLS, Dec,23, 1939.
Wanger, Walter F. TLS, June 16, 1942.
Warner, Jack, Telegram, Aug,7, 1939,
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Box 7 Wilkerson, W.R. (Warner Bros,), Telegram, May 12, 1938,
Woolfenden, Bill, Telegram, Aug,l, 1940.
B, January 15, 1950 - July 26, 1971, Ca,75 pieces, (#3)
Incl,;
Brandt, Carl, 2 TLS, Sept,8, 1955, July 26, 1971,
Brandt, Erd N, (The Saturday Evening Post), 8 TLS, Jan.23,
1950, Jan,30, June 22, July 20, Nov,14, 1951, Nov,26, 1952,
May 22, Dec,18, 1953,
Callaghan, Morley, TLS, Dec,10, no year, filed under 1971.
Cox, Judson, CTLS and TLS, agreements signed by JC and NRR,
n,d,, with NRR's CTL of Feb,14, 1956,
Crimmin, Eileen (writer for Motor Boating), TLS, April 30, 1963.
Freedman, Harold (Brandt & Brandt). 3 TLS, Nov.28, 1955, Aug.
16, 1956, Aug,J.6, 1957,.
Hartnick, Alan (M.C,A,/T.V,), 2 TLS, Feb.26, March 18, 1959.
Hibbs, Ben, 2 TLS, July 30, 1952, Jan,13, 1953.
Knight, H, Ralph. 3 TLS, Aug,5, 1952, Aug,20, Aug.27, 1957,
photocopy of TL to Jerry Franken, Sept,13, 1957.
Le Roy;Warner, TLS, July 13, 1957, photocopy of TL, n.d,, filed
under Sept.18, 1957.
McCaddep, John. 21 telegrams, May 16, July 5, 1960. Mann;i::x, E,J, (}[,G,M,L Copy of letter, May 1, 1951, Rose, Stuart (The Saturday Evening Post), Photocopy of TL to
H,N. Swanson, July 12, 1962.