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Preface
The CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
is published by authority of sections 210 and 211
of Title 17 of the United States Code. Section 210
provides in part: ‘““The current catalog of copy-
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the semiannual issues.
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F Published foreign works. In the case of books and
periodicals, it designates works manufactured out-
side the United States (except those registered for
adinterim copyright). Inallother classes to which
it applies, it designates works first published outside
the United States, the authors of which are neither
citizens nor domiciliaries of the United States.
(AF, EF)
I Books and periodicals registered for ad interim copy-
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Price per
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waiver-of-fee provision (section 215 of Title 17 of
the United States Code). (BIO, GFO)
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possible for either published or unpublished works
(except those for which the second letter F, ex-
plained above, is appropriate). (EP, JP)
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is possible for either published or unpublished
works. (DU, EU)
Price per
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Part 1 Books and Pamphlets, Including Serials and Parts 7-11A Works of Art, Reproductions of Works
Contributions to; Periodicals. a). ora. a2 -tiree ec $7. 50 of Art, Scientific and Technical Drawings,
A Books Photographic Works, Prints and Pictorial Ilus-
BB Contributions to periodicals {PALIONS sc sezs ptesssels + eyo us ken ee eR ere $2. 50
R Renewal registrations G Works of art and models or designs for
Part 2¢sPeriodicals tus 20, Lut hn oR e als ott 2. 50 ara Nace raya
B Periodicals ; q H Reproductions of works of art
R Renewal registrations I Drawings or sculptural works of a scientific
Parts 3-4 Dramas and Works Prepared for Oral Gurtcchnical characten
WDeliveryinar, tre se retuace re asters set iclcr utah cae. 2700) i Photographs
Cc Lectures and other works prepared for K Prints and pictorial illustrations
oral delivery R Renewal registrations
D Dramatic or dramatico-musical works ; :
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Part 5. Musir.an tx Sissy aie -olaSu tte bebotomete: 7.50 KK — Commercial prints and labels
E Musical compositions R Renewal registrations
R Renewal registrations Parts 12-13. Motion Pictures and Filmstrips...... 2:50]
PartioreMapsrandva tlases arecrs ea-tcy tn tiene 2. 50 L Motion-picture photoplays
F Maps M Motion pictures other than photoplays
R Renewal registrations R Renewal registrations
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Table of Contents
Current Registrations
Renewal Registrations
Namesladexay) rs:
Introduction
PARTS 3-4 list dramas, dramatico-musicals, lec-
/ tures, sermons, monologs, and radio, television,
and recording scripts registered in classes C and
D. Many of the recording scripts are made to
_accompany filmstrips which are registered in
classes A and J and listed in Parts 12-13: Mo-
tion Pictures and Filmstrips. Works for which the
copyright has been renewed are listed separately
in the Renewal Registrations section. Selected
published dramas currently registered in class A
' are also included for the convenience of the user.
Arrangement is by title. Each work is described
in a main entry which includes information perti-
nent to the copyright claim. References lead from
variant titles, from distinctive subtitles, and from
other titles associated with the work.
The Name Index to the names of authors, edi-
_ tors, claimants, etc., given in the main entries
covers both currently registered works and re-
newal registrations, the later being identified by
the symbol (R).
For works currently registered, the main entry
includes the following items of information if
available and applicable:
1) paliitle:
2) Names of persons or agencies contributing
to the work (authors, editors, compilers,
Eles).
3) Edition statement.
4) Place of publication for all foreign works;
weak —————_—_______
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Vil
12)
and for domestic works if given in an im-
print on the work.
Name of the first-named publisher given
in an imprint on the work.
Physical description, consisting of the num-
ber of pages or other terms descriptive of
the work; unpaged works and those with
complicated or irregular paging are de-
scribed as 1 v.; in the case of works issued
in more than one volume, the number of
volumes is given.
Series statement.
Special descriptive data which includes the
number of acts or scenes; author and title
of a work on which the dramatic work is
based or with which it is correlated.
Names of authors given in the application
which do not appear elsewhere in the
entry.
Name of the employer in the case of a
work made for hire, if so named in the
application.
Information contained in the application
which relates to the registration of an
earlier version of the work.
Brief statement of the new matter on
which copyright is claimed, preceded by
the abbreviation NM, if this information
is given in the application and is not
indicated elsewhere in the entry.
13) Copyright symbol ©.
14) A statement of limitation of claim if the
application or notice on the work ex-
plicitly limits the claim.
15) Name of the copyright claimant.
16) For published works, date of publication
as given in the application; for unpublished
works, the date on which the last of all
items required to complete registration (1.e.,
copy, application, and fee) was received in
the Copyright Office.
17) Registration number.
For published works, whenever it is necessary to
indicate a variation between the information
given in the application and in the copy of the
work with respect to the claimant’s name or the
date of publication, the data from the applica-
tion is given first, followed by the phrase “in
notice’ and the data given in the work; e.g.,
© Richard Roe; 12Jan68 (in notice: 1967);
DP6600.
Works deposited in connection with copyright
registration may be selected for inclusion in the
collections of the Library of Congress. Library
of Congress printed cards are available for many
of the published works so selected. Orders for
such cards or inquiries concerning them should be
addressed to the Card Division, Building No. 159, .
Navy Yard Annex, Washington, D.C. 20541. |
For renewal registrations, the main entry in- |
cludes the following items of information if
available and applicable:
LP) abitle:
) Names of authors of renewable matter.
3) Edition statement.
4) Number of acts, scenes, or volumes.
5) Series statement.
6) Brief statement of the new matter on |
which the original copyright was claimed,
preceded by the abbreviation NM, if avail-
able in the renewal application.
7) Copyright symbol ©.
8) Date of original copyright.
9) Original registration number.
0) Name of the renewal claimant followed by
a statement in parentheses, usually abbre- _
viated, giving the basis of the renewal
claim as supplied by the applicant; e.g.,
“John Doe (NK)” indicates that renewal
of copyright is claimed by John Doe as |
next of kin of the deceased author. |
11) Date of receipt of the renewal application
or fee, whichever is later.
12) Renewal registration number.
Abbreviations and Symbols
The following list includes abbreviations and
symbols used in this catalog with specific copy-
right or bibliographic meanings.
(A) author(s)
a.a.d.o. accepted alternative designation
of
a.k.a. also known as
Adm.c.t.a. administrator cum _ testamento
annexo
Adm.d.b.n.c.t.a. administrator de bonis non cum
testamento annexo
appl. application
© copyright symbol
(C) child or children of the de-
ceased author
comp. compiler
d.b.a. doing business as
vill
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(E) executor(s) of the author (PWH) proprietor of copyright in a
| ed. edition, editor work made for hire
| (NK) next of kin of the deceased prev. previous, previously
| author pseud. pseudonym
| NM new me pt. part, parts
os age(s : nae
‘Pce) ee rcies of copyright in a Bub, Bees pune
| work copyrighted by a cor- (R) benewal registration
porateubodyiotherwise «than reg. registered, registration
| as assignee or licensee of the HEM eusiae
individual author ta. trading as
(PCW) proprietor of copyright in a tr. translator
| composite work v., vol. volume, volumes
| (PPW) proprietor of copyright in a (W) widow of the author
posthumous work (Wr) widower of the author
Registrations January—June 1968
Class C—Lectures and other works pre- Renewals: Classes C and D. ahs 312
pared for oral delivery..... 573
Class D—Domestic published dramatic These figures represent the number of registra-
and dramatico-musical works ; 161 tions for dramas and works prepared for oral de-
Foreign published dramatic and 4
A cease vouks. 55 livery for January-June 1968, but do not neces-
Unpublished dramatic and dra- sarily represent the exact number of entries in
matico-musical works __ 1, 497 this issue of the Catalog of Copyright Entries.
Dramaric sworks suegistered “in Registration figures for other classes of material
CLASSTVAL es GRBNEBM Bs 116 i
may be found in the respective parts.
Motaltitrs veer. cn, free jalde BC, e242
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DRAMAS AND WORKS PREPARED FOR ORAL DELIVERY
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
A list, arranged by title of domestic and foreign dramas, dramatico-musicals,
lectures, sermons, monologs, and radio, television, and recording scripts registered
during the period covered by this issue. References from variant titles and from
distinctive subtitles are interfiled.
A
A DYNAME TOU THEOU EINAI PANTOTE STE
DIATHESE MAS. (God's power at hand)
Dialexe peri Christianikes Epistemes
me thema hypo William Henry Alton.
211. Title transliterated. Appl.
states prev. reg. 11Sep64, C17062.
NM: translation. © William Henry
Alton; 29Jan68; C20237.
A IS FOR ALL; 3 one act plays by Marian
Winters. Animal keepers; Assembly
line; All Saints' Day. Dramatists
Play Service. 90 p. Appl. states
Animal keepers & Assembly line prev.
reg. 5May66, DU66214, & All Saints!
Day prev. reg. 25Jan68, DU70648.
NM: additions & revisions. © Marian
Winters; 18Jun68; DP6728.
A. LINCOLN, a dramatic presentation in
two acts by Charles W. Stonebarger.
72 1. Book & lyrics only. © Charles
William Stonebarger; 18Jan68;
DUTO490.
A SOI-MEME; piece en un acte de Claude
Ambares, pseud. de Jean Claude Vallee.
16 1. © Claude Ambares; 25Apr68;
DU71366.
ABE LINCOLN FINDS A GHOST. See
ABRAHAM LINCOLN FINDS A GHOST.
ABELARD & HELOISE, a correspondence for
the stage in two acts by Ronald
Dunean. London, Faber & Faber.
79 p. © Ronald Duncan; 8Ju161;
DF1914.
ABIGAIL, a new musical play, book &
lyrics by Stephen Thomas, pseud. of
Bie BoE Ce ne Dee Ovact'sts
ook & rics only. © Stephen mo-
shek; 25Mar68; DU71044. ie os
ABRAHAM, a three act play by Frances
Sanden. 1v. © Frances H. Sanden;
17Jan68; DU70570.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. See
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN FINDS A GHOST, a chil-
dren's play by Benjamin Rosetree,
pseud. of Ben Rosenbaum. 1 v.
2 scenes. Appl. ti.: Abe Lincoln
finds a ghost. © Ben Rosenbaum;
2Jan68; DU7O426.
oni} —___—
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE PIONEER, by Arthur
R. Heglund. 161. A play in 3 acts.
© Arthur R. Heglund; 19Feb68;
DU7O831.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS, a play-pageant by Esther
Hedwig Schoch. 36 1. 15 scenes.
Inspired, arr. & adapted from Carl
Sandburg's biography Abraham Lincoln,
with a 1958 finale arr. from Rose-
mary Benet's If Nancy Hanks came
back as a ghost, & Carl Sandburg's
The long shadow of Lincoln.
© Esther Hedwig Schoch; 5Apr68;
DU7 1206.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S GOALS, a historical
play by Mattie Lee Hildreth. lv.
3 acts. © Mattie Lee B. Hildreth;
12Dec67; DU7O403.
ABSOLUTELY FREE, the complete libretto;
words & music by Frank Zappa. 1 v-
© Frank Zappa Music; 15Dec67;
Agg77 24.
AN ACADEMIC FANTASY, a play in three
acts by Annabelle Farmelant. 511.
© Annabelle Farmelant; 8Mar68;
DU70990.
ACADEMIC FREEDOM, a play by Charles J.
Conrad. 141. 5 acts. © Charles J.
Conrad; 25Jan68; DU70702.
THE ACADEMY MAN; music, lyrics & book
by Bob Drew (Robert A. Drew) 77 1.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Robert A. Drew; 14Mar68; DU71028.
THE ACCIDENT, by Martin Mickelson.
(lca oAt pes ene ar: © Martin S.
Mickelson; 19Feb68; DU70798.
AN ACT OF REVENGE, a one act play in
three scenes by David Paul Bissell.
24 1. © David Paul Bissell; 13Feb6®;
DU7O771.
ACTING SCHOOL, by Frank Van Deusen.
1v. <A play in 3 acts. © Frank
Van Deusen; 1Feb68; DU70710.
ACTION ON SECOND AVENUE; recording
script for Pontiac Motor Division by
Jam Handy Organization. 15 1.
© Pontiac Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 13Jun68; Cc20669.
THE ACTION PROGRAM WITH A FRESH
APPROACH TO HIGHWAY SAFETY, by
Johnston M. Hart. lv. Od. M.
Hart; 7Mar68; C20454.
THE ACTOR, a one-act play by David Ball.
211. © David Ball; 26Jan68;
DU70822.
ACTRESS BEING INTERVIEWED. See
FADE-OUTS.
ADAM AND ID, a new comedy by George
Womack. 1v. 2 acts. © George
Womack; 17Jan68; DU70565.
ADAMANT EVE; or, It all happened in
Ottawa. Book, lyrics & music by
John Marier. 1v. © John R.
Marier; 19Mar68; DU71022.
THE ADAPTED MACBETH, by Ann Nuttall.
311. A play in 3 acts. Adapted
from the play by Shakespeare.
© Ann C. Nuttall; 12Apr68; DuU71287.
ADDRESS OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING ON
DECEMBER 10, 1965 TO THE SOUTH AFRICA
BENEFIT OF THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON
AFRICA AT HUNTER COLLEGE, N.Y.C. 614.
© Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.;
29May68; Cc20598.
ADDRESS OF MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
FIFTH AVENUE PEACE PARADE COMMITTEE,
py Coretta Scott King. Gade
© Coretta Scott King; 1May68;
C20537.
ADDRESS, PREPARED TEXT, EDITED; TO:
AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION,
LAW COMMITTEE, INSURANCE
DIVISION ... STUDY 1. See
ARBITRATION STUDY 1.
THE ADJUSTMENT, by Kenneth Bernard.
1A pWASpLaysin Siscenes).
© Kenneth Bernard; 11Mar68; DU70999.
{THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN SOUL] Radio
programs 11-15, 16B-31, 33-40,
46-55, 61-125. 1v. Appl. author:
Theme Productions, Inc. © Theme
Productions, Inc.3; 13May68; C20573.
THE ADVENTURES OF FORD PIERCE, MILLION-
AIRE CRIMINOLOGIST AND PROTECTOR OF
THE VERY VERY RICH!. A series of
comic episodic radio programs ...
created & written by Howard Alfred
Steckman. Episode no.1<13. lv.
© Howard Alfred Steckman; 8Jan68;
DU7O411.
1
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THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY AND ARLENE, by
Paul Nagel, Jr. Vol. 1. A series
of radio scripts. © Paul T. Nagel,
Jr.; 8Mar68; C20372.
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, a
musical play, book by Joseph
Caruso, Jr., music & lyrics by Ed-
ward C. Redding. lv. 8 scenes.
Based on the novel by Mark Twain.
© Joseph Caruso, Jr. & Edward C.
Redding; 12Apr68; DU71222.
ADVENTURES OF KING ARTHUR AND THE
ROUND TABLE, by Bobbye Russell
Durrett. 401. A play in 2 acts.
© Bobbye Russell Durrett; 10Jun68;
DU71739.
ADVICE IS NICE, by Sylvia Ash.
3 1. Monologues. © Sylvia Ash;
15Jan68; C20179.
AEROSPACE, by Coronet Instructional
Films. 1. Recording scripts.
© Coronet Instructional Films, a
division of Esquire, Inc.; 29Mar68;
c20464.
AFRICA AND THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
Review of the African past.
author: Amie Associates, Inc.
© Amie Associates, Inc.; 26Feb68;
C20346.
AFRICAN MEDEA, by James L. Magnuson.
47 1. A play. © James L. Magnuson;
12Jun68; DU71767.
AFTER THE RAIN, a play in 3 acts by
John Bowen. London, Faber & Faber.
93 p. © John Bowen; 23Mar67;
AF267 21.
AFTER YOU, MR. HYDE, a musical. Book
by Lee Thuna (Leonora Thuna); music
by Norman Sachs; lyrics by Mel Mandel.
lv. 2 acts. Based on The strange
case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, by
Robert Louis Stevenson. Book only.
© Leonora Thuna; 29May68; DU71624.
151.
Appl.
THE AGELESS DIALOGUE, an entertainment
conceived, selected & adapted by
Howard Da Silva & Felix Leon. 1 vv.
© Howard Da Silva & Felix Leon;
15Jan68; DU70487.
AHAB, a stage adaptation of Moby Dick
by Allan Bates. lv. 3 acts,
© Allan C. Bates; 21Sep67; DP6601.
AIR ALERT, a one act play in 2 scenes
by Leo Livingstone. 201. © Leo
Livingstone; 29Apr68; DU71412.
AIRMAN'S INFORMATION MANUAL.
Sections A-C. 3 narrations by Paul
E. Sanderson. 3 v. © Sanderson
Films, Inc.; 12Mar68; c20406-20404.
ALADDIN AND THE MAGIC LAMP, a musical
play for children; music by John
Cacavas, book & lyrics by Jean Anne
Lustberg. New York, Chappell.
35 p. © i & Coz, Inc.5
19Dec67; DP6580.
ALAN DALE STORY. See
THE SPIDER AND THE MARIONETTES.
ALAS GOOD FRIDAY, by James William
Clark, Jr. 381. A play in 5 acts.
© James William Clark, Jr.; 5Mar68;
DU7O0901.
ALCIBIADES, a play of Athens in the
great age by Charles Wharton Stork.
lst ed. 73 p. 2 parts. © Syracuse
University; 1Dec67; a982148.
ALCOHOLICS PHENOMENOUS, an original
musical comedy in two acts by Edith
Ingram Smith. 3 v. © Edith Ingram
Smith; 25May68; DP6733.
ALICE AND JAMES WILSON; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Alice Wilson. 301.
© Alice Wilson; 3Jun68; DU71657.
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DRAMAS
ALICIA, YOU SPELL IT WITH INDELIBLE;
Story & screenplay by Joe Greene.
58 1. (Concho County) Appl.
author: Robert N. Sherman a.k.a.
Reed Sherman, employer for hire.
© Robert N. Sherman; 29Mar68;
DU7 1106.
THE ALII OF THE ISLAND, by Nan Wynn,
Pseud. of Marsha Small. lv.
A play in 2 acts. © Nan Wynn;
4Mar68; DU7O942.
ALL DRESSED UP IN GRUBBIES, a musical
Play by Robert W. Mathews. 1 v.
2 acts. © Robert W. Mathews;
4Mar68; DU7O94O.
ALL GOD'S CHILDREN, by Fred Gavin
(Frederick Joseph Gavin) 321.
Dramatic reading. © Frederick
Joseph Gavin; 7Mar68; Cc20374.
ALL ON HER OWN, by Terence Rattigan.
15 1. A play. © Terence Rattigan;
23May68; DU71585.
ALL SAINT'S DAY, by Marian Winters.
311. A play. © Marian Winters;
25Jan68; DU7O648. °
ALL SAINTS' DAY. See
A IS FOR ALL.
adeiee I AM, by Evelyn Selters.
OGY i. Al play in 3 acts. © Evelyn
Bumpus Selters; 13Feb68; DU70818".
THE ALLIGATOR PIT, a la
Di Lorenzo, 15 gle ee
eil Di Lorenzo; 31 68;
DU70700. bey oe
ALMA MOORE; original dramatic musical
composition by Mary R. Frieman.
125 p. © Mary R. Frieman; 17May68;
DU71591.
ALMOST LIKE BEING, See
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS,
ALRAUNE 3; Musikalisches Psychodrama in
einem Akt von Marcel Le Bourhis
Musik von Manfred Kelkel, Deutsche
Fassung von Maria und Siegfried
Goslich. Mainz, B. Schott's Sdéhne.
148 p. (Edition Schott, 5920)
© B. Schott's Sdhne; 3Dec67; DFO-1588.
ALWAYS REACHING; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Velma Weaver. 301. © Velma
Weaver; 3Jun68; DU71683.
AMANTS PUERILS. See
THEATRE I.
AMERICA IN HEAT, a play by Leo Rutman.
lv. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 83u166, pu66s20. NM: revision
& addition. © Leo Rutman; 29Jan68;
DU70690.
THE AMERICAN DREAM, an address b
Martin Luther King, Jr. 181.
© Southeastern Recording Co. of
America, Inc.; 25Apr68; C20525.
AN AMERICAN GIRL; script by James
Chace & James Kay. 561. A screen-
Play. © James Chace & James Kay;
29Apr68; DU71411.
THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND URBAN ADJUST-
MENT: TRILEVELLED IDENTITY AND THE
CATALYSIS OF ORGANIZATION, by Kath-
ryn T. Molohon. 101. Lecture.
© Kathryn Theresa Molohon; 10Jun68;
c20683.
AMERICAN INDIAN LEGENDS, by Coronet
Instructional Films. 1 v. Recording
scripts. © Coronet Instructional
Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.;
29Mar68; C20463.
Jan. — June
AN AMERICAN LYRIC, an original musical,
book by Robert E. Carson, words &
music by George W. Menser. 1 v.
2 acts. © George Warren Menser &
Robert E. Carson; 29Apr68; DU71440.
AN AMERICAN MONTAGE, a dance-drama by
Iovanna Lloyd Wright. 1 v. 5 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 11May67,
DP6380. NM: 12 scenes. “© Tovanna
Lloyd Wright; 14May68; DU71536.
AMINTA, by Torquato Tasso, edited with
introd., notes & vocabulary by
Sarah D'Alberti. New York, S. F.
Vanni. 123 p. Italian. NM: editing
& introd. © Andrea Ragusa d.b.
S. F. Vanni; 20Dec67; A972663.
AMISTAD, an historical drama by Samuel
Hilburn. 1761. 3 acts. © Samuel
C. Hilburn; 10Jan68; DU70897.
AMITABHA'S MIRACLE (A mi hui t'ien en)
An original production written &
directed by Research Council of the
Buddha's Universal Church. 1 v.
4 acts. Title romanized. © Buddha's
Universal Foundation; 9Apr68;
DU71245.
AMITABHA'S RICH UNCLE (A mi kuei ch'in
shu) An original production written
& directed by the Research Council of
the Buddha's Universal Church. 1 v.
5 acts. Title romanized. © Buddha's
Universal Foundation; 9Apr68;
DU71246.
L'AMOUR PROPRE, by Mare Camoletti.
140 1. A play. © Mare Camoletti;
25Apr68; DU71370.
ANA'THEMA, See
BLACK SAILS.
AND AMERICA LISTENED. Episode A.
By Lee Alan, pseud. of Allen Lyle
Reicheld, & James Hampton. 7 1.
Dialog. © Lee Alan & James Hampton;
11Apr68; c20501.
AND MORE PHONICS; tapes 1-5. Recording
script. Appl. author: Education
Unlimited cons © Education Unlimited
Corp.; llJan68; c20186.
AND NOW THE DAWN, a two hour dramatic
presentation by Joseph Anthony
Doyle. 561. 3 acts. © Joseph
Anthony Doyle; 20May68; DU71557.
AND THEN THE EXODUS BEGAN, a play in
3 acts by Stephen Hotchner. 1 v.
© Stephen Hotchner; 23May68; DU71584.
AND THERE IS NOTHING AGAIN, a teleplay
by Gary L. Ursini. 481. © Gary
Lawrence Ursini; 27Jun68; DU71877.
AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR YOUR
COUNTRY LATELY? A screen play by
Jed Harris & Arthur Carter. 991.
© Arthur P. Carter & Jed Harris;
4Jun68; DU71697.
AND WHERE DO YOU LIVE? By Mary Kay
Harris. 1v.'A mime in 4 scenes.
© Mary Kay Harris; 10Jun68; DU71744.
HVA ANDELIG OPPDAGELSE KREVER (The
demand of spiritual discovery)
A lecture on Christian Science by Otto
Bertschi. 181. © Otto Bertschi;
16Feb68; C20337.
ANGEL; or, The nymph and the’ governess.
An original screenplay by Edward
Mann. 127 1. © Edward Mann;
8Apr68; DU71226.
THE ANGEL IN THE BALCONY, an action
painting in one act by Ned Bobkoff.
14.1. © Ned Bobkoff; 11Apr68;
DU71273.
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist. '
1968
ANGEL, UPSTAIRS, a drama in three acts
by Donna Percy. 96 1. Appl. states
prev. reg. 5Jul67. DU69112. NM:
addition & revision. © Donna Percy;
21Mar68; DU71082.
ANGELA FEELS, a screenplay by Lee
Beaupre, James Boothby & Temperance
Parker. 126 1. © Lee Beaupre,
James Boothby & Temperance Parker;
6Jun68; DU71711.
ANGULAR DUET, by C. Thompson (William
Clarence Thompson, Jr. LAV.
2 plays. © William Clarence
Thompson, Jr.; 12Jun68; DU71754.
ANIMAL KEEPERS. See
A IS FOR ALL.
THE ANIMALS CHRISTMAS, by Richard
Goggin. 91. A play. © Richard
Xavier Goggin; 29Jan68; DU70724.
ANIMALS' FIRST CHRISTMAS, See
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD; 'TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS; THE ANIMALS'
FIRST CHRISTMAS; DICKENS' CHRIST-
MAS CAROL.
ANITA'S DANCE, a play by David Sawn,
pseud. of George C. Davidson. 1 v.
2 acts. © David Sawn; 16May68;
DU7 1550.
ANNIE, THE STORY BEHIND HELEN KELLER,
by Robert L. Stempin. 901. A
play in 3 acts. © Robert L. Stempin;
28Feb68; DU70847.
L'ANNIVERSAIRE, de Jeanine Worms,
pseud. of Jeanine Metzger. 27 l.
A play. © Jeanine Worms; 25Apr68;
DU71369.
ANOTHER DAY, by Stewart H. Benedict.
25 1. A play. © Stewart H.
Benedict; 28Mar68; DU71155.
ANOTHER FREEZING SUCCESS; recording
script for Admiral Corp. by Jam
Handy Corp. 14 1. © Admiral
Corp.; 9May68; Cc20568.
ANTHROPOS. See
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
ANTICIPATION:—& YANKEE DOODLENAUTS ,
by Nicholas Barone. 127 1. A
screenplay. © Nicholas Barone;
3May68; DU7145e2.
ANUNCIO HECHO CON UNA PLANCHA DE
PLASTICO BUTIRATO TENITE, by Eastman
Chemical Products. 1v. A motion
picture script.
5Feb68; Cc20280.
APRIL 1968, by David A. Ball.
& others. lv. 5 plays.
Ball; 2May68; DU71602.
APT DICTATION TEST, by Associated
Personnel Technicians. Sheet.
Script. © Bentley Barnabas d.b.a.
Associated Personnel Technicians;
5Mar68; C20388.
ARANEIDA, by John Heuer. 75 1. A
play in 3 acts. © John Heuer;
QFeb68; DU70756.
ARBITRATION STUDY 1; address, prepared
text, edited by Paul A. Stone.
Appl. ti.: Address, prepared text,
edited; to: American Arbitration
Association, Law Committee, Insurance
Division ... study 1. © Paul A.
Stone; 14May68; Cc20583.
L'ARBRE DU VOYAGEUR, comedie en 'trois
actes d'Yves de Kermoal. 145 1.
© Yves de Kermoal; 4Mar68; DU70985.
© Eastman Kodak Co.3
Assassin
© David A.
ek 1.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
ARDEN MUST DIE (Arden muss sterben)
An opera on the death of the wealthy
Arden of Faversham in two acts,
seven scenes, libretto by Erich Fried,
music by Alexander Goehr, English
translation by Geoffrey Skelton.
London, Schott & Co. 33 p.
NM: English translation. © Schott &
Co., Ltd.; 31Dec67; DFO-1608.
ARE PEOPLE YOUR PROBLEM? A Christian
Science lecture by Thomas 0. Poyser.
Folder. © Thomas 0. Poyser; 4Dec67;
c20274.
ARE. PEOPLE YOUR PROBLEM. See
ES LE GENTE UN PROBLEMA PARA USTED.
SIND MENSCHEN EIN PROBLEM FUR SIE.
LA SOURCE DE VOS ENNUIS, EST-CE LES
AUTRES.
ARLES WELL THAT ENDS WELL, a farce in
one act by Alan Marlis. lv.
Includes lyrics to 2 songs.
© Alan Philip Marlis; 1lJan68;
DU7O0509.
ARMGRIP FIRING OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS
WITH THE BRONSON STOCK AND STRING-
FIRE METHOD, a monologue prepared
for the United States Marine Corps
by George Adam Bronson. Dec. 18,
1967. 7 1. © George A. Bronson;
193an68; c20227.
AROUND THE WORLD IN PARODIES, by Sid
Millman. (Sidney Eifgené Millman)
20 p.
15May68; C205
THE. ARRANGEMENT. See
FOCUS ON SEX.
THE ARROGANT ARTIST, a one act comedy
by Tristan Bernard, translated-by
M. L. Kennedy. lv. 9 scenes.
© Mary Lou Kennedy & Alan David
Kennedy; 5Jun68; DU71706.
ARTHUR! ARTHUR! A comedy by Martin
Stone & John Heller. 57 1.
© John Heller & Martin Stone;
25Apr68; DU71401.
AS LONG AS I HAVE ME, WE DON'T NEED
ANYBODY, a play by Jerry Gruskin
Agenone Gruskin) 2511. 3 acts.
Jerome Gruskin; 8May68; DU71476.
THE ASSASSIN, a film script by Ronald
F. Maxwell. 27 1. © Ronald F.
Maxwell; 17May68; DU71543.
THE ASSASSIN, by William Koch. 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. © William Koch;
5Jan68; DU7O451.
ASSASSIN. See
APRIL 1968.
ASSASSINATION OF MARTIN LUTHER KING.
See
YOU MAY WELL BE THE MAN WHO LIVES
FOREVER BUT JUST IN CASE YOU DON'T.
THE ASSAULT OF EVEREST, the first
chance musical, a play from the
Ignatziad by Jerry Bloedow. 228 p.
Book & lyrics only.
150ct67; DP6630.
ASSEMBLY LINE. See
A TS FOR ALL.
THE ASSETS OF AN EGG; film script by
Jack T; Chia, 23 1. (© dJack'T.
Chia; 25Jan68; DU70649.
ASSURANCE OF PARDON, an Easter service
by Faith Shaw, pseud. of Mrs. Leo
Dumdei. Winona Lake, Ind., Rode-
heaver Co. 17 p. 3 parts.
Includes music & lyrics to 9 hymns.
© Rodeheaver Co.; 16Jan68; DP659H
Libretto.
one oR: © Sidney E. Millman;
1
3 acts.
© Jerry Bloedow;
AT AULIS, by Russell Graves. 731.
A play in 2 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. as Iphigenia at Aulis,
229u163, DU58174. NM: revision.
© Russell Graves; 17Jan68; DU70660.
AT SEA, a one act play by W. Royce
Adams. 23 1. © W. Royce Adams;
2aMay68; DU71433.
AT WHITLEY FIFTH AVENUE; an original
musical comedy. Book & lyrics by
William Grant. 1621. 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. states
prev. reg. 8Sep64, DU61244. NM:
revision. © William Grant; 28May68;
DU71702.
ATKINS FAMILY. See
THE MYSTERIOUS WATERMELON.
THE ATOM AND EVE, by Donald D. David-
son. 17 1. A play in 1 act.
© Donald D. Davidson; 3Apr68;
DU71203.
ATOMS AND MADAMS. See
FIRE AND ICE.
AU NOM DU PERE, See
THEATRE D!'ARRIERE-GARDE.
AU SOLEIL D'OR; operette en 3 actes,
livret & lyrics d'Alfred Gehri,
musique de Louis Schmidt. 2 v.
Appl. states prev. reg. 28Dec54,
DU38777. NM: editorial revision &
addition. © Alfred Gehri; 2Feb68;
DU70684. F
AUBADE, by Robert Olen Butler. 831.
A play in 2 acts. © Robert Olen
Butler; 29Feb68; DU70915.
AUCH SIE SCHILDER AUS TENITE BUTYRAT/
PLATTEN, by Eastman Chemical Products.
1. A motion picture script.
© Eastman Kodak Co.; 5Feb68;
c20278.
THE AUCTION, by Doris Sorell Nesnow.
O71. SA “pllay"in'3 acts. a Te
states prev. reg. 2Apr57, DU44472,
NM: revision. © Doris Sorell Nesnow;
31May68; DU71418.
THE AUDIO JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY (Record-
ing scripts) Scripts in this series
are by Dento-Medical Tapes, Inc.
© Dento-Medical Tapes, Inc.
V7 Alfo),,
15. Jan. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Oct. 1967.
NM: revision & addition.
© 26Dec67; C20138.
16. Jan. 16, 1968.
NM: additions & revision
© 26Dec67; C20139.
17. Feb. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Nov. 1967
NM: addition & revision.
© 25Jan68; c202k6.
18. Feb. 16, 1968. Clinical
issue. Appl. states prev. pub.
Nov. 1967. NM: additions &
revision. © 25Jan68; c20247.
19. Mar. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Nov. 1967.
NM: addition & revision.
c20348.
20. Mar. 16, 1968.
NM: addition & revision.
C20347.
21. Apr. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states portions prev. pub.
Dec. 1967-Jan. 1968. NM: addi-
tions & revision. © 8Apr68;
C20503.
22. Apr. 16, 1968.
Appl. states portions prev. pub.
Nov. 1967, Jan. 1968. NM: addi-
tions & revision. © 8Apr68;
c20502.
Clinical issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. July 1967.
© 26Fen68 ;
Clinical issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Dec. 1967.
© 26Feb6E;
Clinical issue.
a oe ol al ae —
| These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
-_ work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
THE AUDIO JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY.-Con.
23. May 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Oct. 1967,
Jan. 1968, Feb. 1968. NM: addi-
tion & revision. © 22Apr68;
(20519.
2k. May 16, 1968. Clinical issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Oct. 1967
& Jan. 1968. NM: addition & re-
visions. © 22Apr68; Cc20518.
Vie.
1; ‘dune l, Digest issue.
© 7Jun68;
2. June 16, Clinical issue.
© 7Jun68;
THE AUDITION AND THE BETROTHAL, by
Francine Trevens. lv. 2 plays.
© Francine Trevens; 4Mar68; DU70933.
AUNT MARISKA, a comedy in one act
by Robert S. Sherwood. 29 1. ek
© Robert Steiner Sherwood; 28Mar68;
DU71095.
AUSGELIEFERT, ein Sttick fiir ftinf
Weibdsstiicke von Oskar Zemme. Wien,
Universal Edition (14330) 101 p.
© Universal Edition, A.G.; 9Nov67;
DFO-1602.
THE AUTO-PUPIL TRAINER, by George
Brabner, Jr. 61. Lecture.
© George Brabner, Jr.; 15Sep67;
c2o01k6.
AUTOMATION, KING OF MACHINES, by June
Brindel. 34 1. A play in 4 scenes.
© June Brindel; 19Feb68; DU70839.
AVEC UN PEU D'IMAGINATION. See
EXTRA-MUROS.
THE AVERY APPROACH, by Sally Raynor
Higley. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Sally Raynor Higley; 23Jan68;
DU70625.
AWAY FROM IT ALL, by John Lynn. 1 v.
A play in 3. acts. © John Harrison
Lynn; 24Jan68; DU70632.
THE AXE AND THE MACE, a play by Bern-
hard Steinberg. 98 i, aeactsi.
© Bernhard Steinberg; 11Jan68;
DU7O496.
AXE TO GRIND, a one act play by Thomas
Terefenko. 121. © Thomas
Terefenko; 8Apr68; DU71233.
AZTEC MEAT MARKET & TAMALES FACTORY,
a play by James Woodall. 34 1.
© James Woodall; 22Apr68; DU71382.
B
BW, by Harold Holland. 29 1. A play
in 5 scenes. © Harold Holland;
gJan68; DU70472.
B. X. ROBBINS & FRIEND, by Joseph Brick-
Leys tl ve Script... sAppl’.: author:
National Assn. of Electrical Distrib-
© National
utors, employer for hire.
Assn. of Electrical Distributors;
3Ju168; C20706.
BABES DON'T CRY ANYMORE, a domestic
farce-comedy in two acts by Michael
Kallesser. lv. Appl. states prev.
reg. 17Ju144, pu89848. WM: revision
& addition. © Michael Kallesser;
11Mar68; DU71005.
BABY, IS, BAD, GREEN. 21. (Reading
words in context, 8) A recording
script. Appl. author: Borg-Warner
Coup: © Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67;
c20411.
BABY NEEDS A NEW PAIR OF SHOES, an
original screenplay by Michael Ross.
140 1. © Michael Ross; :
DUT1130. 83 26Mar68;
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
DRAMAS
THE BABY THAT DIDN'T DIE, an original
‘story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Dorothy Bell Shelby. 311.
© Dorothy Bell Shelby; 10Apr68;
DU71266.
BABYLON BEND, a musical play by Merle
& Virginia Lundvall. lv. 2 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 1964,
DU60249. NM: additions. © Merle E.
Lundvall & Virginia H. Lundvall;
28May68; DU71645.
BACCHAE, by Euripides, translated by
Kenneth Cavander. 581. A play.
© Kenneth Cavander; 25Jun68; DU71796.
THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES, a new trans-
lation with a critical essay by Don-
ald Sutherland. Lincoln, University
of Nebraska Press. 142 p. 6 epi-
sodes. NM: translation, essay &
notes. © University of Nebraske
Press; 14May68; A993874. :
BACK FROM VIETNAM, by Brian Henderson.
lv. A filmscript in 6 scenes.
© Brian Henderson; 18Jan68;
DUT 0654.
BACK TO GLASGOW, screenplay by Tita
Lanser (Margaret Judith Lanser)
154-1. © Tita Lanser; 13May68;
DU71510.
BACK TO METHUSELAH, by George Bernard
Shaw, adapted for a single evening's
presentation by Arnold Moss. New
York, S. French. 67 1. 2 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. Oct. 1957,
DU45866. © Arnold Moss; 19Ju167;
DP6682.
BACK TO THE FUTURE. See
FEIS.
BARAREN. See
ON THAT DAY.
THE BAKER'S DOZEN, a musical comedy in
two acts. Music, Ronald Dellecker;
lyrics & book, John Carroll; editor,
James O'Reilly. 1v. © John Carroll,
Ronald Dellecker & James O'Reilly;
25Mar68; DU71166.
BALANCE, by Gary Martin. 85 1.
A play. © Gary A. Martin; 26Mar68;
pU71128.
A BALLAD; arranged for Readers!
Theatre by Harry Bartron. 40 1.
© Harry Bartron; lApr68; DU71182.
BALLAD OF A GENTLEMAN, by M. Worley &
G. Demers. Sheet. © Twenty Grand
Music, division of Broadcasting
Services, Inc.; 3Apr68; Cc20478.
THE BALLAD OF KENNEDY, by St. Carrol,
pseud. of Carrie Rasin. Sheet.
Lecture. © Carrie Rasin; 26Feb68;
C20353. f
BALLOON SHOT, a comedy in one act
by Joe Manchester. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 21 p.
© Joe Manchester; lApr68; DP6647.
THE BAMBOO SAUCER, a screenplay by
Frank Telford. 1v. From a story
by John Fulton, Rip Von Ronkel &
Frank Telford. © Jerry Fairbanks
Productions of California; 11Mar68;
DU7 0955.
BANK BY RADIO, by W. C. Goodson. 1 v.
Script. ©W. C. Goodson; 21Jun68;
c20701.
BAROQUE AND RESTORATION THEATER,
by Anthony Caputi. D. C. Heath.
411 p. (Masterworks of world drama,
vol.IV) NM: editorial compilation.
© D. C. Heath & Co., a division of
Raytheon Education Co.; 18Mar68;
4993857 .
Jan. — June
THE BATTLE OF THE CARNIVAL AND LENT,
by Russell Graves. 99 1. A play
in 2 acts. © Russell Graves;
17Jan68; DU70657.
THE BATTLE OF VALOR, a modern tragedy
by Norman Beim. 931. 2 acts.
© Norman Beim; 12Jun68; DU71766.
BATTLE TEARS, a narration by Frank
McCoy (Francis J. McCoy) Sheet.
© Francis J. McCoy; 15Jan68;
c20212.
LA BAYE, de Philippe Adrien. [Paris]
Editions du Seuil. 122 p. (Col-
lection theatre) © Editions du
Seuil; 30Sep67; DFO-1578.
BE MY JELLYBEAN, a comedy in three
acts by Ruth Berger & Elly Carr,
pseud. of Eleanor Rakowitz. 1 v.
© Ruth Berger & Elly Carr; 22Apr68;
pu71294.
THE BEACH, a poetic play for radio by
Barbara Gibbs Golffing. 211.
© Barbara Gibbs Golffing; 27Mar68;
DU71138.
BEACH BUMS ON WHEELS, a modern action
screenplay by Charles Ross featuring
the Los Angeles Hell's Angels. 87 l.
Appl. authors: Charles Ross & Dick
Randall. © Dick Randall; 27May68;
DU7 1538.
BEANIE; or, The hasty nymph. A comedy
in two acts for stage or TV by
Edward Senior. 661. © Edward
Senior; 16Apr68; DU71320.
BEANSPRUCHE DEINE FREIHEIT (Claim your
freedom) Ein Vortrag tiber die
Christliche Wissenschaft von Eugene
Depold Tyc. 33 1. Appl. states prev.
reg. C20275. NM: German translation.
© Eugene Depold Tyc; 31May68; C20609.
BEAT THE POWER ROBBERS; recording script
for Chevrolet Motor Division by Jam
Handy Organization. 111. © Chevro-
let Motor Division, General Motors
Corp.; 29Jan68; Cc20259.
BEAUTIFUL, BLUE, ELECTRIC BUBBLE. See
MARK ONE.
THE BEAUTIFUL COVE; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Gene Watkins. 301. © Gene Watkins;
3Jun68; DU71659.
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, See
A TRIBUTE TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST; adapted by Joseph
M. Felician, pseud. of Jose M.
Feliciano. 191. A play. © Joseph
M. Felician; 14Mar68; DU71025.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, See
KISS AN UGLY MAN,
TALES OF FANTASY.
BECKER & BURNS, by Eugene Robert Tanz.
Sheet. Television script.
© Cox & Tanz Advertising Agency;
5Feb68; Cc20301. a
BED, ARE, ORANGE, CAP. 21. (Reading
words in context, 9) A recording
script. Appl. author: Borg-Warner
Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov673
c20hi0.
BEDLAM IN SLEEPY HOLLOW, a new comedy
by Tedwell Chapman. lv. 3 acts.
© Tedwell Chapman; 4Jun68; DU71699.
THE BEEPLE, a play for young people
by Alan Cullen. Anchorage, Ky.,
Anchorage Press. 84 p. 3 acts.
© Anchorage Press; 21May68; DP6719.
DER BEFEHL, Schauspiel in drei Akten
von Fritz Hochwalder. 55 1.
© Fritz Hochwélder; 21May68;
DU71565.
1968
THE BEGINNING TEACHER: INTERVIEWS WITH
BEGINNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS ,
by Evelyn B. McVeigh. 1 v. © Hunter
College of the City University of
New York; 29Feb68; C20369.
THE BEGINNING TEACHER: INTERVIEWS WITH
BEGINNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS,
by Evelyn B. McVeigh. 1v. © Hunter
College of the City University of New
York; 29Feb68; Cc20368.
BEHEAD OR BEHIND, a satirlyrical fantasy
by C. David Austin. 991. 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © C. David
Austin; 22Mar68; DU71050.
BEHIND COLOSSUS, by Harry Albertson.
91 1. A play in 3 acts. © Harry
Albertson; 12Feb68; DU70767.
HET BELANG VAN EEN GEESTELIJKE
LEVENSBESCHOUWING (The value of a
spiritual outlook) A Christian
Science lecture by Paul A. Erickson.
24 1. Appl. states prev. reg.
1W4Sep65, C17996. NM: Dutch transla-
tion. © Paul A. Erickson; 19Feb68;
ceo44e.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT (Medicine for bald-
ness and how to change sex) By
Sreejith, pseud. of T. K. Ramchand.
72 1. A screenplay. OT. K.
Ramchand; 13May68; DU71533.
BELLE. See
THEATRE D!'ARRIERE-GARDE.
BELOVED BULLDOG, by Kent Kessinger.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Kent
Kessinger; 22May68; DU71573.
BENEFITS OR IDEAS: CHEVY VAN VS 68 1/2
ECONOLINE. 59 1. Recording script.
Appl. author: Jam Handy Organization.
© Chevrolet Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 16May68; C20590.
BENT TWIGS, by Helen Roberts Williams &
Arlein Ford Straw. 1v. A musical
play in 3 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 200ct67, DU69973. NM: addition.
© Helen Roberts Williams & Arlein
Ford Straw; 26Feb68; DU70949.
BENTON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT LECTURES,
by Andrew B. Mazzone. 1 v. 20 Lec-
tures. © Andrew B. Mazzone; 5Jan68;
c20152.
THE BEST BIRTHDAY; a play based on
Happy families, by Sara L. Ensor &
Thomas Marshall Cartledge. lv. 2
acts. With music & lyrics. Appl.
states prev. reg. 7Nov66, DU67127.
NM: additions & revisions. © Sara L.
Ensor; 20Jun68; DU71835.,
BETROTHAL. See
THE AUDITION AND THE BETROTHAL.
A BETTER PLACE THAN DIDI, by Michael
Bridge (Brian Michael Bridge) 46 1.
A play in 4 acts. © Brian Michael
Bridge; 16Feb68; DU70825.
BETTY CRACKER, by Mary Engel.
A monolog,.
c20340.
BEYOND THE MOON; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Kay Ketchum. 301. © Kay Ketchum;
33un68; DU71678.
Sheet.
© Mary Engel; 21Feb68;
BI CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (IJINLE IMO
IGBAGBO) TI IMA NPESE FUN GBOGBO
AINI EDA (Christian Science meets
humanity's needs) Lati enu Neil H.
Bowles. Folder. © Neil H. Bowles;
14Jun68; C20673.
BIALIK, SWEET SINGER OF ISRAEL, by Doris
Gilman. New York, Women's League of
the National Council of Young Israel.
(Plays for Synagogue sisterhood groups,
vol.1, no.2) 81. A musical play.
=
|
}
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
Book & lyrics only. Appl. author:
Women's League, National Council of
Young Israel, employer for hire.
© Women's League, National Council of
Young Israel; 27Dec67; DP6709.
THE BIBLE IN LIVING SOUND; a dramati-
zation of the Bible by Sentinel Rec-
ords, employer for hire of Leal
Grunke. 1 v. Recording script in 228
episodes. © Sentinel Records; 4Apr68;
DU71789.
BIG ANNIE, a comedy in one act by
Lou Givvin. New York, S. French.
16 p. © Samuel French, Inc.;
30Dec66; DP6702.
BIG BILL, by Robert Seeley. 124 1.
A play in 11 scenes. © Robert B.,
Seeley; 22May68; DU71567.
THE BIG DIP, book by Jack Lavin, music
by Larry Hurwit (Lawrence S. Hurwit)
lyrics by Izzy Abrams (Israel Abrams)
lv. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 250ct67, pu6o967. NM: addition.
© Israel Abrams, Jack Lavin &
Lawrence S. Hurwit; 29Jan68; DU70691.
BIG DRUM - LITTLE DRUM, by Amie Associ-
ates. 71. © Amie Associates, Inc.3
16Apr68; c20489.
THE BIG EXECUTIVE, by Rhoda Hart.
21. A play. © Rhoda Hart; 29Jan68;
DU71213.
BIG WEDDING; an original story written
& adapted for television by Nancy H.
Stroud. 321. © Nancy H. Stroud;
3Jun68; DU71668.
THE BIGGEST OPERATION COUNTDOWN IN
HISTORY. 101. 10 recording scripts.
Appl. author: Sears, Roebuck & Co.
© Sears, Roebuck & Co.; 1Feb68;
c20316.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM, by
William H. Cosby, Jr. (Bill Cosby)
1 v. Radio scripts. © Campbell,
Silver, Cosby Corp.; 29Apr68; C20515.
BILLY BUDD AND THE CRITICS, by Melville,
edited by William T. Stafford.
2d ed. Belmont, Calif., Wadsworth
Pub. Co. 272 p. © Wadsworth Pub.
Co., Inc.; 23Jan68; a985940.
BILLY MINSTREL, by M. Christian Loken.
lv. 5 parts. ©M. Christian Loken;
12Jan68; DU70516.
BINEEN'S WAKE, a scire facias in one
act by Peter J. Smith. 119 1.
© Peter Joseph Smith; 5Feb68;
DU7O731.
A BIRD WHO STAMPED ON AIR, an original
screenplay by Douglas Taylor (Donald D.
Taylor) 91. © Douglas Taylor;
7Mar68; DU7O974.
BIRDS, BEES, GIRLS, AND STUFF LIKE
THAT, by Junior Samples & Cliff
Williamson. Sheet. Recitation.
© Peach Music, Inc.; 3Jun68; Cc20644.
THE BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL, by Kate
Douglas Wiggin, adapted as a televi-
sion musical by John McKinney. 24 1.
3 acts. Script. © John R. McKinney;
24Jun68; DU71785.
THE BIRTH OF NEUTRON, by Theodore
Valis. Rev. ed. 91. A screenplay.
Appl. states prev. reg. 3Jul167,
DU69124. © Theodore Valis; 29Dec67;
DU7O405.
BIRTHDAY PARTY, by Rhoda Hart.
A play. © Rhoda Hart; 4Mar68;
DU70936.
Sake
BIXBY, by Herman Raucher. 108 1.
Screenplay. © Herman Raucher;
QApr68; DU71250.
BLACK AND WHITE, a play in three acts
by Gerhard Ramrath. 321. © Gerhard
Ramrath; 15May68; DU71521.
A BLACK CANOPY, A BLACK SKY, a play
by Elie Wiesel. 1v. © Hadassah,
Women's Zionist Organization of
America, Inc.; 28Feb68; DU7O845.
THE BLACK DRAGON, by C. D. Gabel,
stage & television adaptation by
Jay Williams. 15 1. Appl. states
prev. reg. 23Jan68, A965220. NM:
revision & re-editing. © Caroline D.
Gabel; 23Apr68; DU71311.
BLACK ON WHITE, an original screenplay
by Alan R. Trustman. 1131. © Alan
R. Trustman; 7Mar68; DU70970.
BLACK POWER'S GOING TO GET YOU, by
Kenneth Bernard. 191. A play.
© Kenneth Bernard; 11Mar68; DU71000.
BLACK SAILS (Anathema) A screenplay
by George Pan Cosmatos. 125 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 20Mar67,
DU68126. NM: revision. © George
P. Cosmatos; 8Mar68; DU70992.
BLACK SKY. See
A LETTER TO MY RUNAWAY CHILD.
THE BLACK TOWER SANITARIUM, by Gene
M. Smith. 41. A dialogue.
© Gene M. Smith; 9May68; C20553.
THE BLACK WIDOW, a drama by June 0.
Nordahl. 81. Appl. states prev.
reg. 18Aug67, DU69444. NM: addi-
tions & revisions. © June Nordahl;
2Apr68; DU71190.
BLACKJACK, a Las Vegas pit boss looks
at the game, by Richard M. Snyder.
16 1. © Richard M. Snyder; 12Jun68;
C20675.
A BLANK PAGE ENTITLED CLIMAX, a musical
play by Jeannie Lee (Jean McClelland
Lee) lv. 3 acts. © Jeannie Lee;
13Mar68; DU71021.
THE BLASPHEMERS, a play in one act by
Ronald L. Nash. 14 1. © Ronald L.
Nash; 15Jan68; DU70891.
BLEACH, a play in one act by Arnold
Meyer. 25 1. © Arncld Meyer;
1Apr68; DU71183.
BLEAT LITTLE BLACK LAMB; program no.7
by Victoria Danner Hartfield. 111.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20203.
BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS, by Roberta
La Coste, Alvera B. Meighan &
Dorothy Craig. lv. (Ideal struc-
tured reading tapes, series 2739)
© Ideal School Supply Co.; 19Feb68;
020360.
A BLIND WOMAN SAW ME CRY, by Harris
Freedman. lv. A play _in 2 acts.
© Harris Freedman; 8Jan68; DU7O464.
THE BLISTER SISTERS. No.1. By Victori
Vidal. lv. Duolog. © Victoria
Vidal; 11Mar68; C20376.
BLOOD GOLD, by Christine J. Martin.
143 1. A play in 1 act. © Christine
J. Martin; 13May68; DU71505.
BLOOD IS THICKER THAN A NEPHEW'S SKULL;
story & screenplay by Joe Greene.
59 1. (Concho County) Appl. author:
Robert N. Sherman a.k.a. Reed Sher-
man, employer for hire. © Robert N.
Sherman; 29Mar68; DU71107.
BLOWING UP. See
FAR FROM THE IRT.
a
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THE BLUE FEATHER; fantasy screenplay by
Robinson Stockham a.k.a. Linda J
Stockham. 1101. Appl. states
prev. reg. 5Aug66, DU66501. NM:addi-
tion & revision. © Linda J. Stockham;
20Mar68; DU71052.
A BLUEBEARD, a miniature play with cu
I i s
; balls by Ray Broderick. 4 p. :
acts. © Ray Broderick: 26 ;
et ck; 26Jan68;
BLUEBEARD, by Russell Graves.
A play in 2 acts.
17Jan68; DU70659.
BLUEPRINT READING, programs KCC-858-1--
KCC-858-10, by Ken Cook Co. lv.
Script for audiovisual presentation.
© Ken Cook Co.; 13Mar68; Cc20455.
BLUES FOR A HUNDRED YARDS, by Patrick
J. Nolan & Joseph L. Subbiondo.
145 1. A screenplay. NM: revision
& additions. © Patrick J. Nolan &
Joseph Subbiondo; 9May68; DU7149e2.
BLUES FOR BILLY, a play in one act by
Robert Somerfeld,. 91. © Robert
Somerfeld; 11Jan68; DU70506.
BOBBY'S CHRISTMAS, a TV show written
by Alec J. Finkler. 61. © Alec
J. Finkler; 1Mar68; C20354.
119 1.
© Russell Graves;
BOBSY (TEACHAPOPPIN) By Harry Thursch-
well. lv. A play in 2 acts. Book
& lyrics only. © Harry Thurschwell;
2Jan67; DU70398.
BODY, a play by Lucas Myers. 38 1.
A play. © Lucas Myers; 1Feb68;
DU70725.
BOEING 727 SYSTEMS COCKPIT CONTROLS
AND INDICATIONS, by Martin E. Renner.
lv. Recording eee © Martin E.
Renner; 6May68; Cc20549.
THE BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT'S SECRET
SURROUNDING THE DEATH OF ERNESTO CHE
GUEVARA AND ITS JEOPARDY OF THREE
LIVES, by James John Sylvester.
14 1. © James John Sylvester;
10May68; Cc20538.
THE BOMB AT KALAAR; script by Bob
Kirkpatrick & Marlene Reemsnyder.
65 1. A screenplay. © Robert
Kirkpatrick & Marlene M. Reemsnyder;
22Mar68; DU71093.
BONTCHE SHWEIG. (Bontche the silent)
A sing-play by Edward M. Goldman.
New York, Jewish Education Commit-
tee Press. 22 p. Based on the
story by I. L. Peretz. © Jewish
Education Committee of New York;
15Dec65; DP6609.
THE BONUS BABIES; recording script
for Oldsmobile Division by Jam
Handy Organization. Dealer's version.
8 1. © Oldsmobile Division, General
Motors Corp.; 9May68; C20559.
THE BONUS BABIES; recording script for
Oldsmobile Division by Jam Handy
Organization. Salesman's version.
7 1. © Oldsmobile Division, General
Motors Corp.; 9May68; C20560.
BOOK, RED, FUNNY, APPLE. 21. (Read-
ing words in context, 4) A recording
script. Appl. author: Borg-Warner
Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67;
c20415.
THE BOOK WITH THE HIGH I.Q.; musical
play by Helen Buell. lv. 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Helen Buell;
12Fed68; DU70738.
BORN FOR THE WORLD, an original musi-
cal drama suggested by the life of
Jane Addams of Chicago's Hull House;
script and music by Jerre Parks.
2v. 2 acts. © Jerre Bryan Parks;
17Jun68; DU71808.
DRAMAS
THE BOUNTY, an original story written
& adapted for-television by Helen
Strayer. 301. © Helen Strayer;
26Jan68; DU70672.
BOUNTY WOMAN; an original story written
& adapted for television by Eva
Wallace. 311. © Eva Wallace;
3Jun68; DU71658.
LA BOUTIQUE; piece en deux actes de
Jeannine Worms, pseud. of Jeanine
Metzger. 1v. © Jeannine Worms;
25Apr68; DU71373.
THE BOY ON THE DIVING BOARD, by Kent
Kessinger. 28 1. A play. © Kent
Kessinger; 18Jan68; DU70580.
THE BOY WITH THE GREEN GLOVES; scenario
& script by Benny Rom. 25 1.
© Benny Rom; 22Nov67; DU70434.
THE BOYHOOD ADVENTURES OF FREDERICK
DOUGLASS, a play by John Hines.
New York, New Dimensions Pub. Co.
79 p. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1967, DU68683. NM: addition &
editorial revision. © John Hines;
lJan68; DP6638.
THE BOYS NEXT DOOR, a comedy by Milt
Caine (Milton A. Caine) lv.
2 acts. © Milton A. Caine; 14Feb68;
pu70o781.
BOYS WILL BE GIRLS, a new comedy by
Jack Sharkey. 1v. A play in 3
acts. Jack Sharkey; 18Jan68;
DU70588.
THE BREAST OF HEAVEN, by Lloyd
Hezekiah. 511. A play.
© Lloyd Hezekiah; 16Jan68;
DU7 0549.
THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS, a musical
fable for children in two acts.
Book by Sue Lawless, music by Jay
Brower, Lyrics by Herb Sufrin. 2v.
© Ralph Strait; 10Jun68; DU71627.
THE BRIDE'S BOUQUET, a mystery-comedy
in three acts by Kurtz Gordon, pseud.
of C. Gordon Kurtz. Dramatists Play
Service. 70 p. ©C. Gordon Kurtz;
18Jun68; DP6727.
THE BRIDGE, a meaningless expostula-
tion in one scene by Michael Lewis.
lv. © Michael Lewis; 24May68;
DU7 1595.
BRIDGE-CERTIFICATE, by Zlowe Co.
Sheet. Recording script. © Dannon
Milk Products; 24May68; c206e24,
THE BRIDGE GAME, by Enid Rudd. 421.
A piay: © Enid Rudd & Bernard Rudd;
7Feb68; DU7O746.
THE BRIGHT CANTONESE, a screenplay by
John Barnes. 1411. Based on the
novel by Alexander Cordell.
© John W. Barnes; 29Mar68; DU71163.
BRING ME MY BRA, a comedy by Kenneth
Regenbaum. 431. 5 scenes.
© Kenneth Regenbaum; 3May68;
DU71397.
BROADSIDE, by James P. White. lv.
A play in 3 acts. © James P. White;
22May68; DU71576.
BROTHER YOU'RE NEXT, a musical street-
play by Stephen Wangh, Christopher
Rohmann, Robert Reiser & Leonardo
Shapiro, lyrics by Stephen Wangh &
Christopher Rohmann, music by Chris-
topher Rohmann. 1 v. scenes.
© Stephen Wangh& Christopher Rohmann;
28Mar68; DU71154.
BRUCE TOILETRIES FOR MEN; TV commercial
script, by Tina Lewis. 81. © Tina
Lewis; 17Jun68; C20666.
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Jan. — June
BRUMMELL, a musical play in three acts
by N. & P. F. Birtles. 1 v.
© Neville & Patricia Frances Birtles;
gJan68; DU70618.
BUDDY, GOODBYE, by Jolene Bleich (Jo-
lene Bleich Goldenthal) 311. A
play. © Jolene Goldenthal; 18Jun68;
DU71819.
BULL SESSION AT BULLS GAP, by Junior
Samples & Cliff Williamson. Sheet.
Recitation. © Peach Music, Inc.;
3Jun68; Cc20643.
BULL SHOOTIN', by Junior Samples &
Cliff Williamson. Sheet.
Recitation. © Peach Music, Inc.;
33Jun68; c20641.
LES BULLES; piece en 1 acte de Michel
Deltheil, Jean Jacques Pauvert,
editeur. [Paris] © Jean Jaques
Pauvert; 12Apr68; DFO-1611.
THE BUNKER, drama in two parts by
George W. Herald. Adapted from an
original play by Alain Decaux. 215 1.
Thirty scenes. © George W. Herald;
22May68; DU71516.
THE BURGLAR, by Brigid Brophy. London,
Jonathan Cape. 126 p. 3 acts.
© Brigid Brophy; 22Feb68; AF26898.
THE BUSINESSMAN FROM BESANCON, a one
act comedy by Tristan Bernard,
translated by M. L. Kennedy. 66 1.
12 scenes. © Mary Lou Kennedy &
Alan David Kennedy; 5Jun68; DU71704.
BUT, CAN YOU SING? A musical play
in one act; book, lyrics & music
by Richard Lewis Schafer & Terry
Alan Sandholzer; musical arrangements
& additional music by Raymond
Savage Fowler. 32 1. Book & lyrics
only. Appl. states prev. reg.
13Dec66, DU67989. NM: extensive
revision. © Richard Lewis Schafer
& Terry Alan Sandholzer; 2Jan68;
DU70430.
THE BUTTERFLY PALACE, a musical fantasy;
book by Robert Higgins, music &
lyrics by Byron Tinsley. 59 1.
© Robert Higgins & Byron Tinsley;
13Feb68; DU7O774.
BUTTON, BUTTON, a farce in one act by
Richard DeBold. 151. © Richard
DeBold; 15Mar68; DU71039.
THE BUTTON GAME, by Richard & Nancy
Riggan. lv. A play with music.
© Richard Riggan & Nancy Riggan;
25Mar68; DU71098.
BYE BYE BIRDIE, a musical comedy, book
by Michael Stewart, music by Charles
Strouse, lyrics by Lee Adams. London,
Edwin H. Morris & Co. 69 p. 2 acts.
Libretto. © Michael Stewart;
9Jan68; DP6687.
THE CBS WAR OF THE WEEK, by Michael
day Heimberg. 5 1. Script.
© Michael Jay Heimberg; 3Jan68;
c20149.
C'EST MALIN; piece en 2 parties de
Fulbert Janin, pseud. of Fulbert de
Lathelier. 1v. © Fulbert Janin;
8Apr68; DU71315.
EL CABALLERO DE LAS ESPUELAS DE ORO;
retrato dramatico en dos tiempos,
dividido en ocho cuadros por Alejandro
Casona, edited by Jose A. Balseiro &
Eliana Starez-Rivero. New York,
Oxford University Press. 130 p.
NM: preface, introd., notes ... some
editing of Spanish text. © Oxford
University Press, Inc.; 14Mar68;
A97 8709.
1968
CACTUS MEETS WHIMSY, by Cactus Tom
Enterprises. 5 1. A screenplay.
© Cactus Tom Enterprises, Inc.;
18Dec67; DUTO88.
CAESAR AMERICANUS, a political drama
in three acts, twelve scenes by
David J. Dawson. lv. © David J.
Dawson; 9May68; DU71491.
CAESAR AT THE RUBICON, a play about
politics by Theodore H. White.
ist ed. New York, Atheneum.
3 acts. © Theodore H. White;
20Feb68; A977565.
174 p.
CAESAR'S COFFIN, by Haven Hubbard.
1v. A play in 3 acts. © Haven
Hubbard; 17Jan68; DU70568.
CAFE 500, by Marcus Nelson. 1 v.
A play. © Marcus Nelson; 26Jan68;
DU7 0667.
THE CAGE, by Mars Hill. 611.
in 3 scenes. © Mars A. Hill;
12Jun68; DU71760.
CAINE; screenplay written by Samuel
Fuller. 122 1. © Heritage Enter-
prises, Inc.; 5Feb68; DU70728.
SALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH, by Irene Shannon.
61. Script. © Irene Shannon;
14Feb68; C20343.
CALL ME HARRIET, by Kent R. Brown.
24 1. A play. © Kent Randall Brown;
29Feb68; DU70859.
CAMELOT. See
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
A play
CAMPION, a play by William Griffin.
lv. 2acts. © Henry William
Griffin; 21Feb68; DU70855.
CAMPUS KID, by Martin Henri Gerard.
Episode 1-10. 1v. © Martin Henri
Gerard; 29Apr68; C20539.
CAMPUS KID. Week 4-9, episode 20
thru 44, minus 24. By Martin Henri
Gerard. 1v. © Martin Henri
Gerard; 29May68; Cc20600.
CAN JOSEPH CHANGE THE INNKEEPER'S
MIND? A play in one act by Don A.
Mueller.(Donald A. Mueller) 10 1.
© Don A. Mueller; 2Jan68; DU7O429.
THE CANDIDATE, by Frank Martin (Francis
B. Martin) 1121. A play in 3
acts. © Francis B. Martin; 11Mar68;
DU71097.
CAPTAIN OTWAY BURNS, FIREBRAND OF 1812;
historical drama in three acts by
Ruth L. Peeling. 47 1. © Ruth L.
Peeling; $gun68; DU71592.
CAR, TOY, BALL, HOUSE, MILK. 21.
(Reading words in context, 1) A
recording script. Appl. author:
Borg-Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner
Corp.; 3Nov67; C20418.
CAR TREK, film script by David E. Feyk.
121. © David E. Feyk; 22May68;
DU71575.
CARAVAGGIO, by M. Straight. 921.
A play in 13 scenes. © Michael W.
Straight; 29Apr68; DU71513.
THE CARE AND FEEDING OF FUMIGATED
CHILDREN, by Kent Kessinger. 25 1.
A play. © Kent Kessinger; 18Jan68;
DU7O561.
THE CAREER, a play in 3 acts, 9 scenes,
by Vsevolod Homitzky. 511.
© Vsevold Homitzky also Chomitzky or
Khomitzky; D6Febee; DU70882.
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CARINGS, by Dick Summer (Richard J.
Summer) 1 v. Collection of poen
© Richard J. Summer; 29Feb68;
C20429.
CARNIVAL PARTY, a play in three acts by
Edward daRosa. 21. © Edward
daRosa; 4Apr68; DU71207.
THE CARVELLE CART, a collection of
skits by Leo Grillo & Penny Page
(Penelope Oakum Page) lv. 4 skits.
© Leo F. Grillo, Jr. & Penny Page;
163an68; DU70598.
A CASE OF INTEGRATION, a satirical play
in one act by Thomas M. Morse, pseud.
of Max L. Berges. 381. © Max L.
Berges; 21Jun68; DU71849.
CASEY, by Jimmy Luhm. Sheet.
© Jimmy Luhm; 29Apr68; C20512.
CASTAWAY, a one act opera designed
as a companion-piece to A dinner
engagement; libretto by Paul Dehn,
music by Lennox Berkeley. London,
J. & W. Chester. 24 p. Libretto.
© J. & W. Chester, Ltd.; 1Aug67;
DFO-1600.
CASTING AND FISHING THE ARTIFICIAL FLY,
by John W. Ball. 102 1. Lecture.
© John W. Ball; 22Mar68; C20431.
THE CASTLE, a new musical play, book by
Daniel Nemzer, music & lyrics by
Michael Garet. lv. 2 acts.
© Michael Steven Garet & Daniel Fd-
ward Nemzer; 27May68; DU71609.
THE CASTRO COMPLEX, a comedy in three
acts by Mel Arrighi. lv.
© Mel Arrighi; 23Feb68; DU70861.
CAT IN THE BAG, a comedy by Joyce
Rayburn. London, §. French.
(French's acting edition) 64 p.
3 acts. © Joyce Rayburn: 28D 5
DF1912. LEE aHtee Pe 8s
CAT-O-LOGICAL CONVERSATIONS; 17 se-
quences by Viola Marks. 106 1.
© Viola Marks; 17Apr68; Cc20500.
THE CAT THAT WAS CALLED WILHELMINA, by
Ruth Roberts (Ruth Roberts Piller)
5 1. Monolog. © Michael Brent
Publications; 18Mar68; c2o440o.
THE CATACLYSMIC LOVES OF COOPER AND
LOOPER, AND THEIR FRIEND WHO WAS
SQUASHED BY A MOVING VAN, a farce in
three acts by Tom Erhard (Thomas A.
Erhard) 1v. © Thomas A. Erhard;
8Jan68; DU7O459.
CATCH A TIGER, by Jennifer Danziger.
e4 1. A play. © Jennifer A.
Danziger; 11Jun68; DU71647.
CAUSE CELEBRE, a play in three acts
by M. Perry Nochlin. 55 1.
© M. Perry Nochlin; 19Jan68;
DU70595.
CAUSE CITY JIM LOVES THE COUNTESS, a
play in one act by Ronald Miglionico.
311. © Ronald Miglionico; 13May68;
DU71504.
CAVE OF THE KING. See
TO WAKE THE KING.
CECILY, ONE SUMMER, by Paul Pauliny.
124 1. A screenplay in 132 scenes.
© Paul Pauliny; 20May68; DU71554.
CELEBRATION, a play in one act by Roma
Greth. 33 1. © Roma Greth; 7Jun68;
DU71716.
CELEBRITY BILLIARDS, by Allan A. David.
4 1. A script for television.
© Allan A. David; 15Apr68; C20513.
CERIMA THE BEAUTIFUL, by A. Davis.
lv. Aplay. Appl. ti.: Cirema the
beautiful. © A. Davis; 11Mar68;
DU7 1002.
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, a farce by Rog-
er Squire. 24 1. © Roger Squire;
24Jun68; DU71860.
CHAMELEON (Ka-me'le-un) A completely
original television play by B. Bowen,
41 1, © Betty Jane Bowen; 15Jan68;
DUT7O540.
LES CHAMPS MAGNETIQUES, suivis de Vous
m'oublierez & de S'il vous plait, de
Andre Breton & Philippe Soupault.
[Paris] Gallimard. 192 p. IM:
4 acts of S'il vous plait. © Edi-
tions Gallimard; 30Dec67; DFO-1610.
CHANCES IN 12 STROKES, by R. Kenneth
Girard. 73 1. A play in 3 acts.
© R. Kenneth Girard; 24Jun68;
DU71852.
CHANGE AND RESISTANCE TO CHANGE, by
Richard Dempsey. 201. A talk.
© Richard Allen Dempsey; 5Mar68;
c20389.
THE CHANGING MAN, by Jon Edward Manson,
Thomas Y. Drake & James Tugend.
137 1. A screenplay. © James Tugend,
Jon Manson & Thomas Drake; BOFeb 6;
DU7O91e2.
CHANTING OF THE NEGROES; composed by
Hazel L. Cottington. 2 sheets.
© Hazel L. Cottington; 27May68;
C20593.
CHARACTERISTICS OF INNER CITY CLIENTS,
by Fred C. Tinning & David R. Halter.
91. © Fred C. Tinning & David R.
Halter; 17Jan68; C20177.
CHARLES IVES IN ILLINOIS, a new play
about Abraham Lincoln by Howard
Kissel. lv. 2 acts. © Howard
Kissel; 20Mar68; DU71054.
CHARLIE BOY, an invention in two parts
by Richard Cook. lv. © Richard
Cook; 22Jan68; DU70600.
UN CHAT EST UN CHAT, par Jeannine
Worms, pseud. de Jeanine Metzger;
realisation, Bernard Saxel. 65 1.
A play. © Jeannine Worms; 25Apr68;
DU71371.
CHEESECAKE AND HORSES. See
TAKE FAST, GIVE SLOW.
CHERI AND THE LAST OF CHERI, by Paul
Giovanni. Adapted for the stage by
Paul Giovanni. Based on two novels
of Colette. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Paul Giovanni; 7Jun68; DU71722.
CHERRY SODA WATER, a short play by
Stephen Levi. 33 1. © Stephen
Levi; 14Feb68; DU7O784.
CHILDREN AT THE WHITE HOUSE. See
EYE OF THE STORM.
CHILDREN OF FLAME, a drama written
especially for radio & TV by Starr
West Jones. 481. © Starr West
Jones; 25Mar68; DU71099.
CHILDREN OF THE WEEK. See
THE SOUND OF CHILDREN.
CHILDREN'S CLASSICS ON TAPE. Vol.2.
Abridged & edited by Ruth Lind.
© Ruth Lind; 10May68; C20569.
CHILDREN'S PLAYS FOR CREATIVE ACTORS,
a collection of royalty-free plays
for boys & girls by Claire Boiko.
Boston, Plays. 368 p. © Claire
Boiko; 140ct67; A960695.
THE CHIPMUNKS SEE DOCTOR DOLITTLE,
by Ross Bagdasarian. 7 1. A musical
play. Book only. © Monarch Music
Corp.; 19Jan68; DU70593.
ht Office record pertaining to a particular
THE CHOICE, a two act musical comedy
by John W. Ashby, music by Dorothy
Ashby. 43 1. © John W. Ashb &
Dorothy Ashby; 20Jun68; DU71843.
DE CHRISTELIJKE WETENSCHAP: DE WEG
NAAR DAADWERKELIJKE VREDE (Christian
Seience: The way of active peace)
Door Lela May Aultman. 26 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 4Jan66, C18176.
NM: translation. © Lela May Aultman;
14Mar68; C20481.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETS HUMANITY'S
NEEDS. See
BI CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (IJINLE IMO
IGBAGBO) TI IMA NPESE FUN GBOGBO
AINI EDA.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: RELIGION THAT MEETS
THE HUMAN NEED. See
LA SCIENCE CHRETIENNE: LA RELIGION
QUI REPOND A TOUT BESOIN.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE WAY OF ACTIVE
PEACE. See
DE CHRISTELIJKE WETENSCHAP:
NAAR DAADWERKELIJKE VREDE.
KRISTEN VIDENSKAB, VEJEN TIL VIRKSOM
FRED.
DE WEG
UN CHRISTIANISME COMPATISSANT (Compas-
sionate Christianity) Conference
sur la Science Chretienne par Lela
May Aultman. 24 1. Appl. states prev.
reg. 4Dec67, C20271. NM: translation.
© Lela May Aultman; 19Mar68; C20o444,
CHRISTMAS, by Rhoda Hart. 5 1.
A play. © Rhoda Hart; 4Mar68;
DU70938.
CHRISTMAS BELONGS TO CHRIST, a Christ-
mas play by Svea Brown. 2.1.
© Svea Brown; 260ct67; DP6632.
CHRISTMAS BREAD,
vea Brown. 4 1. ©
260ct67; DP6634.
a Christmas play by
vea Brown;
CHRISTMAS CANDLES, an original play
written & adapted for church groups
by Lloyd Dull. 14 1. 2 scenes.
© Lloyd W. Dull; 18Apr68; DU71329.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL, by Charles Dickens.
Adapted into a musical play by
Michael Howard. Lyrics by Michael
Howard, music by Renee Howard &
Michael Howard. 601. Book & lyrics
only. © Michael Steven Howard;
14Jun68; DU71736.
THE CHRISTMAS COURIERS, a drama in
one act by Steven M. Vizney, pseud.
of Elaine Steiger &.Anita Steiger.
New York, S. French. 22 p.
© Samuel French, Inec.; 30Dec66;
DP6695.
A CHRISTMAS CRIME, by Joseph R. Hagan.
LO) sec A prey © Joseph R. Hagan;
8May68; DU71439.
CHRISTMAS FAVORITES SERIES. See
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD; 'TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS; THE ANIMALS'
FIRST CHRISTMAS; DICKENS' CHRIST-
MAS CAROL.
THE CHRISTMAS HOLLY; one act play
by Sybil Kein, pseud. of Consuela
M. Provost. 161. © Consuela
M. Provost; 2Jan68; DU7O427.
CHUCKLES, THE WONDER DOG, a theatrical
for one actor by Bruce Kessler.
17 1. © Bruce Kessler & Mare
Kessler; 9Jan68; DU7O474.
CHUCKY THE CHICKEN; program no.j1 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 101.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20207.
DRAMAS
THE CIGARETTE FIEND; or, 011 is where
‘you find 1t, Blade Daggershaw.
A modern musical melodrama in two
acts, book & lyrics by Rainsford J.
Winslow, with good old fashioned
music of years ago. 45 1. Book &
lyrics only. NM: additions & revi-
sion. © Rainsford J. Winslow;
83an68; DU7O46e2.
CINDERELLA, a musical treatment, by
Richard Kinter. lv. 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Richard
Kinter; 12Jun68; DU71729. —~
CINDERELLA; book by Rachel Adams, music
by Rachel Adams & David Barron.
lv. 3 acts. Based on the fairy
tale. © Rachel R. Adams & David
Barron; 8May68; DU71483.
CINDERELLA, See
TALES OF FANTASY.
CINDERELLA AND THE PLASTIC SHOE, a
modern musicalfrolic through an old
myth for children of all ages; book
& lyrics by Rosemary Farmer Corry,
music by Rosemary Corry assisted by
John J. Nickel, arranged by Curt
Cook (Charles C. Cook) lv.
© Rosemary Farmer Corry; 8Jan68;
DU7O415.
CIRCLE OF SWORDSMEN, by Carson David-
son. 681. A screenplay. © Carson
Davidson; 27Feb68; DU70893.
CIRCUS, a private dialogue between
two roustabouts by Leah Friedman.
67 1. © Leah Friedman; 21Feb68;
DU7O849.
CIREMA THE BEAUTIFUL.
CERIMA THE BEAUTIFUL.
THE CIVILIZED ADULTS, a play ty Myron
Brinig. 138 1. 3 acts. © Myron
Brinig; 28Feb68; DU7O904.
See
CLAIM-TO-FAME GAL. See
ON THE BLIND.
CLAIM YOUR FREEDOM,
lecture by Eugene
Folder. © Eugene
16Nov67; C20275.
CLAIM YOUR FREEDOM.
BEANS PRUCHE DEINE
a Christian
Depold Tyc.
Depold Tyc3
Science
See
FREIHEIT.
CLASSICAL GREECE, by Anthony Ca: uti.
D. C. Heath. 280 p. (Masterworks
of world drama, vol.I) NM: editorial
compilation. ©D. C. Heath & Co., a
division of Raytheon Education Go.;
18Mar68; A993851.
CLASSIFICATION - OPPOSITES - SEQUENCE,
by Roberta La Coste, Alvera B.
Meighan & Dorothy Craig. lv.
(Ideal structured reading tapes,
series 2715) © Ideal School Supply
Co.; 19Feb68; C20361.
CLEAN THE SLATE IN '68, by Jim Nesbitt.
Sheet. Recitation. © Peach Music,
Inc.; 29May68; C20653.
THE CLIENT, a one act play by Norbert
F, Chandler. 24 1. © Norbert F.
Chandler; 25Jun68; DU71861.
CLIMAX, a play in one act by Robert
Houston. 421. © Robert Houston;
15Apr68; DU713504.
CLOSEUP ON CLOSING; recording script
for J. I. Case Co. by Jam Handy
Organization. 235.1. © J. I. Case
Co.; 9May68; Cc20565.
CLOSEUP ON CLOSING; recording script for
J, I, Case Co. by Jam Handy Organiza-
TLON Ae et Onder Le CASE COs
QMay68; C20566,
Jan. — June
CLOWNY CLAP-CLAP; program no.6 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 13 1.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20202.
COAL MINE CARRIE COMES THROUGH.
DARLING I AM GROWING.
THE COBWEBBED AISLE; book & lyrics by
Alexander Szulc, pseud. of Alexander
F. Schultz, music by Clifford
Christain, pseud. of Bruce €. Schwoy.
56 1. A musical play in 2 acts.
lv. © Alexander F. Schultz &
Bruce C. Schwoy; 26Mar68; DU71134.
THE COCK CROWS, a one act play by Jack
Matcha. 27 1. © Jack Matcha;
19Jan68; DU70592.
COCK OF THE WALK, by Max G. Weine.
72 1. A play. © Max G. Weine;
10Jun68; DU71745.
See
COCU MAGNIFIQUE. See
THEATRE I.
THE COEXISTENCE TRILOGY, by Erwin H.
Lerner. 1v. 3 plays. © Erwin H.
Lerner; 12Jun68; DU71753.
THE COILED SPRING, by Stanley Taikeff.
79 1. © Stanley Taikeff; 21Mar68;
DU7 1080.
COLD FEET; words & music by Albert
King & Al Jackson, Jr. Sheet.
© East Publications, Inc.; 8Feb68;
c20283. ’
COLLECTED SKITS NO.1, by Edwin W.
Goodpaster. lv. 4 skits.
© Edwin W. Goodpaster; 27Feb68;
c20362.
A COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR PRACTICALLY
EVERYBODY, a three act comedy by
Joel E. Horton. lv. © Joel E.
Horton; 5Feb68; DU70730.
COLOR ME FEMININE, by Helene Whittaker.
Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co.
70 p. 3 acts. © Eldridge Pub. Co.;
1sep67; DP6588.
IL COMBATTIMENTO DI TANCREDI E CLORINDA,
di Claudio Monteverdi, a cura di
Luciano Berio, parole di Torquato
Tasso, partitura. [England] Universal
Edition (13727) 41 p. © Universal
Edition (London) Ltd.; 28Jan68;
DFO-1591.
COME IN, MEXICO; TV script by Cecil C.
Mets, pseud. of Cecile C. Metzger.
67 1. 3 acts. © Cecile C. Metzger;
15Jan68; DU70539.
COME OUT, COME OUT, WHOEVER YOU ARE,
a suspense melodrama, screenplay
by Alex Grasshoff & Mikel Angel.
1st draft. 87 1. © Dick Randall;
27Dec67 ; DU7O709.
COME TO THE INN.
TOM PIPER.
See
COME WITHIN MY HEART; 25 poems by
Kitty Colette Keepers Voss. lv.
© Kitty Colette Keepers Voss;
10Apr68; C20516.
COMEDY MONOLOGS OF JOHN FERNANDES;
no.1-13, by John Fernandes. 1 v.
© John Fernandes; 31May68; C20632.
COMEDY '68; created by John Roger
Kielty. 25 1. A television script:
[Episode:] How soft, how gentle, my
wife's caressing hands. © John
Roger Kielty; 4Apr68; DU71209.
UNA COMIDA DE FAMILIA,
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS.
COMMERCIAL FOR KOTEX, by Jay Living-
ston & Joyce Andrews. 2 sheets.
Script. © Mrs. Gordon J. Andrews &
Jay Livingston; 26Mar68; C20456.
See
COMO EDUCAR SUS HIJOS, por Carmen Lara
Fernandez. lv. Appl. states prev.
13Jun67, C19612. NM: translation.
© Carmen Lara Fernandez; 2May68;
C20527.
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COMO EL RANCHERITO JUAN GANO LOS CONVERSATION. See CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
JUEGOS OLIMPICOS, un cuento musical de THEATRE. BY MIGHTY BLESSED BELOVED SAINT
J. V. Forsman. 2 v. © John Vaind GERMAIN; Apr. 11, 1966, Chicago, Ill.
Forsman; llJan68; DU7O456. THE COOK, a screenplay by Alan R. 121. Recording script. Appl. au-
A COMPANY OF EXCERPTS; three one act Trustman. lst draft. 9914. thor: Saint Germain Press, Inc.
plays by Dana Woodbury. 1 v. Based on the novel by Harry Kressing. © Saint Germain Press, Inc.; 8Jan68;
© gach pens Woodbury; 5Jun68; © Alan R. Trustman; 6Mar68; DU70963. c20171. : ;
DU71 6
COMPASSIONATE CHRISTIANITY; a Christian COOK-OUT; words & music by King Curtis
Science lecture by Lela May Aultman. pseud. of Curtis Gnade ahects : Pee pate i ee ati Eee at eta ron
Folder. © Lela May Aultman; 4Dec67; © Pronto Music, Inc. & Kilynn Music, Apr. 15, 1966, Chicago, I1l fea 2
c20e71. Inc.; 13Mar68; ceok6o. Recording script eet Fen StopRe Sain
COMPASSIONATE CHRISTIANITY. See Germain Press Tee © Saint Germain
UN CHRISTIANISME COMPATISSANT. THE COOP, a play in three acts by Press, Inc.3; 8san68; c20165.
COMPLETE PLAYS, by Jean Racine; trans- Ralph S. Arzoomanian. 26 ale A :
lated into English verse & with a © Ralph S. Arzoomanian; 15Jan60;
biographical appreciation, foreward DUT 0589. Se SE RTM ATRGTOREA Fee ae RiGee ae
SS ace So onens pobred 7B COPANI PLAYS, by Peter Copani. lv. Chicago, Ill. 15 1. Recording
House. 2v (The Ra ae me 2 Tae Contents: Puppy love.--The star is script. Appl. author: Saint Germain
ine TRO) aitis English Peenes c= always loved.--When ene Douen breaks. Press, ane © seine Germain Press,
| MtGneminercoactionss compitation & © Peter Copani; 7Feb68; DU7O745. Inc.; 8Jan68; C20169.
notes. © Samuel Solomon; 17Apr6 CORINTHIANS, a play by John Shaw. 1 v. '
| _Genvnsease: ser); AsBsis0. Styne cave seen ay) ue a) tee ey tactaet
| THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF VLADIMIR MAYAKOV- DU70535. 2 acts © Michael Robert David:
F : 3
SKY, translated by Guy Daniels with 8apr68; DU71232.
an introd. by Robert Payne. New CORN PONE; half-hour television play by EG ae
| York, Washington Square Press. 274 p. feonore (Berg) DuBroff. 1 v. CRORE F MILES STANDISH. See
(The Russian library) NM: transla- © Leonore Berg DuBroff; @Mar68; NCE UPON A HARVEST-TIME.
tion, introd. & compilation; © Wash- DU70928.
ington Square Press, Inc.; 3May68; COWBOY IN THE CLOSET, a new one act
A995396. Fe oe ee CRE rec ceueie aa tr play Eee me ee as ere
. Tilling- 5 play in cts. € osep . Rizzo; pr6s; PSL TCs
So ee ra oneal olay, in 4 y Clifford Liljenquist; 4Mar68; DU70931.
acts. Book & lyrics only. © on COWBOY'S PRAYER, by Ron Ormond & Ed-
book; Buck Elton Tillinghast; CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION ward B. Moates. Sheet. Narration.
27an68; pu7o0418. BY BELOVED ASCENDED JESUS CHRIST; Appl. author: Wild Blue Music.
COMPUTERIZED MUSIC APPRECIATION, by Apr. 10, 1966, Chicago, Ill. 121. © Wild Blue Music; 8Jan68; C20153.
Mabel Gerber. 21. A lecture. Recording script. Appl. author: COWS DON'T SAY MOO. See
Appl. states prev. reg. 29Dec 67, Saint Germain Press, Inc. © Saint LET'S LISTEN.
C20323. NM: addition & revision. Germain Press, Inc.; 8Jan68;
© Mabel Gerber; 24Apr68; C20523. C20173. THE CRACKUP, by Chinweizu Ibekwe. 1 v.
COMPUTERIZED MUSIC APPRECIATION WITH A play in 8 scenes. © Chinweizu
MABEL GERBER, a lecture by Mabel CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION Ibekwe; 11Mar68; Du70998.
Gerber. 3p. © Mabel Gerber; BY BELOVED DADDY; Feb. 20, 1966,
29Dec67; C20323. Chicago, Ill. 15 1. Recording CRANMER, a three act play by Laurence
CONCHO COUNTY. See script. Appl. author: Saint Germain Joseph James. 217 1. © Laurence
ALICIA, YOU SPELL IT WITH INDELIBLE. Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press, J. James; 3Jun68; DU71733.
BLOOD IS THICKER THAN A NEPHEW'S Halts SURES: ION (2 THE CRAZY LOCOMOTIVE, a play without a
SKULL. 2
DOES A GATOR CHOKE ON THE GRASS OF CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION RHEE ees ucwe, aces) e SNeh LOeue aby
HUMAN KINDNESS. BY BELOVED DADDY; Apr. 12, 1966, Stanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz.— English
LORI IS THE WORD FOR A REAL JAZZ Chicago, Ill. 14 1. Recording were tons by G5. Se) Durem a peniel G:
BABY. script. Appl. author: Saint Germain Seeotea: (Goryirst stage, winter
NOW THAT I'VE FOUND YOU AM I STILL A Press, Inc, © Saint Germain Press, Sein Ce sy Prete eS) RAPD Astebes
E , prev. pub. 1962. NM: translation.
RELATIVE. Inc.; 8Jan68; C20170. © Daniel C. Gerould & C. S. Durer;
ONE GOLD ; Sighs
AREER eee OR TUNE, EWOWES CORRESPONDING 10 THE RECORDED DICTATTON tpMay GOs DEC aH:
; BY BELOVED ELOHIM ARCTURUS; Jan.
WATER, WATER EV'RYWHERE. 1966, Chicago, Ill. 121. Recording bars Oia estes NES, TSU ST
script. A a or: i j TYPES Michael E. Keisman &
CONFIDENTIAL INDIVIDUAL HEALTH HISTORY prea maeueel Saine Goran Peasants Rodney E Sheratsky. New York,
WITH SPECIFIC PERSONAL INSTRUCTIONS Inc.; 8Jan68; C20175. 2 Globe Book Co. 572 p. NM: teaching
CONCERNING ORGAN TRANSPLANTS AND FINAL aids, question material, illus.
DISEOSITIONS POR FOST-WORTEM ATOFSIES, conepsroxpinG 0 THe RECORDED orovanron __9,04¢88 BoUK ous Enows"16T0n06;
Sea? "4 Es BY BELOVED MASTER SAINT GERMAIN; BIN
© Arthur Briskier; 28May68; Cc20629. 7 1966
Janae soe cane TL ai 1 eL. THE CRICKET CRIES, a one act play by
CONFLICT AND CONCORD, an original Saint cermin Brees Brae es Saint Se EN COD enue) neue
ponsteust ton cantata written & arr. Germain Press, Inc.; 8Jan68; e014 Ann Miller; 29Mar68; DU71096.
y Ely E. chik, Barry Hewitt Sid rc 3
Leena ener eonmecet New vont A CRIME, by H. Smith, pseud. of Stewart
Union of American Hebrew Congrega- CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION H. Benedict. lv. A play in 10
tions. 34 1. © Union of American BY BLESSED ASTREA; Apr. 16, 1966, SCone Ss ye OUSL ewan tat pBened icity;
Hebrew Congregations; 6Apr67; DP6721. CEC eee, ree 13 1. Recording 6Feb68; DUTOTH2.
script. ppl. author: Saint Germain 3
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE, by Daniel F. Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press, PN eeretnal batews ei eereenelay OY Ethel
Downing, lecturer. 1v. Recording Inc.; 8Jan68; C20167. Lawson. 301. © Ethel Lawson;
script. © Medi-Disc, Inc.; 2Feb68; 3Jun68; DU71651 *
c20294. CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED Berean 2, *
THE CONQUEROR, a play in 2 acts by BY BLESSED LANTO; Dec. 31, 1965,
Janine Brittin. 128 1. Appl. ti.: ChicazomeElNts wa \eRecordineyscriptay) | OD MEr Aaa amen Ate aR Cerone
I'll save you as if you were my own Appl. author: Saint Germain Press, a aan enoeee ee an OO CDE
flesh. © Janine R. Brittin; Inc. © Saint Germain Press, Inc.3 < > 3
2kApr68; DU71390. 83an68; C20166.
CROSSWAYS TO HEAVEN, a play in three
acts by William M. Barrett. 110 p.
3 acts. © William M. Barrett;
THE CONSULTANTS; story no.1, a one hour
TV play by Stanley Abramovitz. 2114. CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
© Stanley Abramovitz; 1Ju168; DU71830. tai SEO ae ny cutie tee 3 l2Jan68; DP6718.
' Foal ‘
CONTRACT MARRIAGES INCORPORATED, TOUCH- Recording licen DEAR ADD | SaN Chon: (See ee ee ee ieee ROMANCE
ING PICTURES OF WEDDED BLISS, by Bee AIS reSehe Lie TiOkseintiCernain TRAGEDY, HIST MANCE .
Siegfried Heinemann. 891. 8 acts. Press, Inc.; §san68; 020168. THE CRUELEST MAN ON EARTH, an original
© sirerried Heinemann; 25Apr68; story written & adapted for tele-
DU71403. vision by Alma Paradise. 301.
© Alma Paradise; 26Jan68; DU7O664.
ee fea ae
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A CRY OF PLAYERS, by William Gibson.
lv. A play in id acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 210ct46, DU5551.
© William Gibson; 22May68; DU71578.
CRY OF THE ORGAN, a play in three acts
by Robert S. Ross. 342 1,
© Robert Stuart Ross; 17Apr68;
DU71321.
CRYSTAL; opera in 2 acts by Robert
Russell Bennett. 335 1. Book &
lyrics only. © Robert Russell
Bennett; 27Mar68; DU71116.
LA CUISINE, d'Arnold Wesker, traduit
de l'Anglais par Philippe Leotard.
(Paris) Gallimard. 181 p. 2 pts.
© Editions Gallimard; 31Dec67;
DFO-1585.
A CUP OF TNT, by Margretta Scott Law-
ler. 201.) Avplay. © Margretta
Scott Lawler; 13Jun68; DU71779.
CURRENT THERAPY NO.2 DIURETICS. See
DIURETIC THERAPY IN EDEMA.
CURRENTS IN DRAMA, by Marjorie Wescott
Barrows. Rev. ed. New York,
Macmillan Co. 327 p. (Macmillan
literary heritage) Appl. author:
Macmillan Co., employer for hire.
© Macmillan Co.; 2Jan68; A976910.
CYCLE. See
YAH, FUCK IT AND CYCLE,
CYRANO DE BERGERAC, by Edmond Rostand,
a new English version by James For-
syth. Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co.
1351 p. 5 acts. © James Forsyth;
23Apr68; DP6681.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC. See
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE.
CYRANO ON MAIN STREET, a television
production by Gary Munn. 1231. 7
acts. © Gary Munn; 18Jun68; DU71817.
D
D TRAIN, a one act play by Peg Nichols.
311. © Peggy Fulton Nichols;
29Mar68; DU71161.
DADDY, DEAR DADDY, a comedy in three
acts by Norman Barasch & Carroll
Moore. 1 v. Norman Barasch &
Carroll Moore; 2May68; DU714356.
DAMN IT, DIONYSOS, DO! A musical
play in two acts; book & lyrics by
Charles Haldeman. 1v. Book &
lyrics only. © Charles Haldeman;
16Jan68; DU70547.
DAN DESTRY'S DILEMMA; or, Publish or
perish. An operetta in the Gilbert
& Sullivan manner, lyrics by James
Cahill & others, music by Sir Arthur
Sullivan. 181. 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © James Cahill; 9Jan68;
DP6662,
DANCER IN AN ART GALLERY, by Judith
Janus & Elaine Streitfeld. 101.
© Judith Janus & Elaine Streitfeld;
29May68; C20601.
THE DANCERS, a play in two acts by
Allan Rieser. 1v. © Allan Rieser;
24uMay68; DU71598.
DANGERFIELD NEWBY MOVES UPTOWN, a one-
act play by Richard D. Waters. New
York, Friendship Press. 48 p.
© Friendship Press, Inc.; 6Mar68;
DP6735.
DANGEROUS DECISION; or, The doomsday
door, a one act melodrama for nine
women by Verne E. Powers. 60 1.
© Verne E. Powers; 18Jun68; DU71818.
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DRAMAS
THE DARK AGENT, a play in three acts
for movie or television with introd.
by Jerry Jones. 8 1. © Jerry
Jones; 16Feb68; DU70878.
DARK HORSE, by Ray Buck (Raymond J.
Buck, Jr.) 981. A play in 3 acts.
© Raymond J. Buck, Jr.; 10Jun68;
DU71741.
DARK HORSE FROM ILLINOIS, a three act
play by Victoria A. Casey. lv.
© Victoria A. Casey; 15Jan68;
DU70538.
DARKNESS WRAPS THE LIGHT; Rembrandt's
story. A play by Alois Bauman
(Joseph A. Bauman) 87 1. © Joseph
A. Bauman; 16Feb68; DU70810.
DARLING I AM GROWING; or, Coal Mine
Carrie comes through. A mod melo in
two acts by Edward De Roo. lv. A
play. © Edward John De Roo; 17Jun68;
DU71815. :
DARLING, POOR DARLING, a play in one
act by Ilya Bolotowsky, pseud. of
Elias Bolotovsky. 111. © Ilya
Bolotowsky; 18Mar68; DU71119.
DAUGHTERS OF EVE, by Jessie Kirkwood.
211. A play. © Jessie Kirkwood;
3Jun68; DU71687.
DAVID FRYE HITS WASHINGTON, a new
comedy album written by Sam Bob-
rick & Ron Clark (Ronald Clark)
1 v. © Ronald Clark & Sam Bobrick;
27Feb68; C20329.
A DAY, A NIGHT & A DAY, an original
play by Douglas C. Stewart. 95 1.
3 acts.. “With music: tovL Bone:
© Douglas C. Stewart; 25Mar68;
DU71101.
THE DAY IT RAINED FOREVER, a comedy in
one act by Ray Bradbury. New York,
S. French. 24+ p. © Ray Bradbury;
30Dec66; DP6678.
THE DAY LITTLE BILLY BECAME WILLIAM,
by Robert Peller. 4 p. © Portal
Press, Inc.; lJan68; DP6666.
DAYBREAK, an original story written &
adapted for television by William A.
Lee. 25 1. © William A. Lee;
26Jan68; DU70679.
DE L'EDUCATION. See
DEADLINE UNKNOWN, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Emil C. Konvalin. 301. © Emil c.
Konvalin; 17May68; DU71544.
THE DEAF, by Jim Yeiser (James.Dudley
Yeiser} Eine see © James Dud-
ley Yeiser; 22Dec67; DU70493.
DEAR DAD, by John Carpenter. Sheet.
© Neil Music, Inc.; 21Dec67; C20136.
DEAR FRIENDS, a play by Reginald Rose.
New York, Dramatists Play Service.
58 p. 3 acts. © Reginald Rose;
19Mar68; DP6639.
DEAR NOBODY, a new play for one
character from the diaries & letters
of Fanny Burney by Terry Belanger &
Jane Marla Robbins. 43 1. © Terry
Belanger & Jane Marla Robbins;
1Apr68; DU71124.
DEARIE, an original story written &
adapted for television by Grace
Brainerd. 30 1. © Grace Brainerd;
26Jan68; DU70673.
DEATH, A MIME FOR BEARING, by Thomas
Sullivan. 91. With music. ,
© Thomas Sullivan; 13Feb68; DU70775.
DEATH DURING THE TIDDLY HOUR, by Kent
Kessinger. 421. A play. © Kent
Kessinger; 18Jan68; DU70582.
Jan. — June
DEATH FROM THE STARS. See
LIFE FROM BEYOND,
DEATH IN XANADU, a play in three acts,
Seven scenes, three sets, six charac-
ters by Edward Kinchley Evans.
70 1. © Edward Kinchley Evans;
3Apr68; DU71201.
THE DEATH OF A POET IN SPAIN, a play
in three acts by Stephen Hotchner.
lv. © Stephen Hotchner; 23Jan68;
DU70624 .
DEATH OF ALEXANDER, by Alvin M.
Chester. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Alvin M. Chester; 19Mar68;
DU7 1068.
THE DEATH OF H. BARROW, a photoplay by
Denny Goetz. 281. © Denny P.
Goetz; 17Jun68; DU71799.
THE DEATH OF J. K.; compiled by W. N.
Knight. 181. A dramatic reading.
© William Nicholas Knight; a5Reb68;
DU70823,
THE DEATH OF NEILL CREAM, a play in one
act by John Lewin. 88 1. © John
Lewin; 26Feb68; DU70886.
DEATH OF THE COLONEL, a play in one
act by Robert S. Ross. 521.
© Robert Stuart Ross; 19Apr68;
DU71358.
DEBT VALLEY DAZE. See
THE RATFINK PLOT,
THE DECISION (Die Entscheidung)
An opera in three acts, libretto by
Maurice Lindsay, music by Thea
Musgrave. London, J. & W., Chester.
47 p. Derived from a television
play by Ken Taylor. Libretto.
© J, & W. Chester, Ltd.; 1Dec67;
DFO-1601.
DECODING FOR READING, by Garth McAuliffe.
Units 1-31. lv. Recording scripts.
© Educational Development Corp. 3;
4Mar68; C20373.
DEEP IN THE HEART OF, by Thomas D.
Markley. 461. A play in 3 acts.
© Thomas D. Markley; 27Mar68;
DU71140.
THE DEER PARK, a play by Norman Mailer.
New York, Dial Press. 191 p.
2 acts. NM: addition. © Norman
Mailer; 7Aug67; A985997.
LA DEFAITE D'ANNIBAL, suivi de La ville
au fond de la mer, de Thierry Maul-
nier. [Paris] Gallimard. 232 p.
© Editions Gallimard; 5Mar68;
DFO-1599.
EL DELFIN; guion cinematografico
original de Faustino Gonzalez-
Aller. 601. © Faustino Gonzalez-
Aller; 14Feb68; DU70788.
THE DELIVERANCE, a play in two acts by
Peter Lane Stambler. 1v.
© Peter Lane Stambler; 17Apr68;
DU7 1322.
DELTA, an original screenplay by James
Lichtenberg. 129 1. © James
Lichtenberg; 6Mar68; DU70961.
DEMAIN, UNE FENETRE SUR RUE, de Jean
Claude Grumberg. 1131. A play.
© Jean Claude Grumberg; 25Apr68;
DU715375.
DEMAND OF SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY. See
HVA ANDELIG OPPDAGELSA KREVER.
DENTAL-MAGIC, by Frieda B. Nager.
4 1. © Frieda B. Nager; 8Jan68;
C20310.
THE DESCENT, a musical, book, lyrics
& music by Florence Jarratt. 1 Vv.
2 acts. © Florence Jarratt; 16May68;
DU7 1527.
DESERT ANGEL, an historical drama in
three acts by Bryant Moody. 135 1.
© Bryant Moody; 27May68; DU71561.
A968 CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
DESIGN FOR SUCCESSFUL SELLING IN DEPT.
73, by J. C. Penney Co. lv.
Dialogue. © J. C. Penney Co., Inc.3
13May68; C20606.
DESIGNS IN DRAMA, by Crosby E. Redman.
Rev. ed. New York, Macmillan Co.
365 p. (Macmillan literary heritage)
© Macmillan Co.; 2Jan68; A976906.
DESIRE WITHOUT FAITH. See
A TIME NOT TO BE BORN.
A DESPERATE CHOICE, a three-act play by
John Fisher. 901. © John Fisher;
16May68; DU71587.
DEVELOPING FUNDAMENTAL LANGUAGE
PATTERNS. See
THE VERB TO BE.
THE VERB TO DO.
THE VERB TO GO.
THE VERB TO HAVE.
THE VERB TO SAY.
THR VERB TO SEE.
THE DEVIL MADE A LITTLE TOWN; original
screenplay by David E. Durston.
140 1. © David E. Durston; 27May68;
DU 1559.
DI CHASENEH IZ N=SHT FCRGEKCOMEN, by
Elie Wiesel. 17 1. A play.
Title transliterated. Appl. author:
Hadassah, employer for hire.
© Hadassah, the Women's Zionist
Organization of America, Inc.;
20Mar68; DU71053.
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE CHILD
WITH MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNCTION, by
Sheldon R. Rappaport. 113 1.
Lecture. © Pathway School; 3Jan68;
c20148.
DIAGNOSTIC TEST, KIT 1. 2 sheets.
A message. Appl. author: Borg-
Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.;
3Nov67; C20216.
DIALOGUE FOR WOMAN AND TRUMPET, a play
in one act by Robert Somerfeld.
4 1. © Robert Somerfeld; 11Jan68;
DU7O507.
DIALOGUES, ROUTINES AND INTERVIEWS, by
Gerald J. Rizzuto. Iv. © Gerald
John Rizzuto; 11Dec67; C20211.
DIAMOND MINE; format for the radio
program by Sidney I. Davidson, Jr.
13 1. © Sidney I. Davidson, Jr.;
18Dec67; C20309.
DIAMONDS MAKE A WOMAN, by Craig
Modderno. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Craig Modderno; 23Feb68; DU70870.
DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT, a play
in 4 acts by Ellen Stuart. lv.
© Ellen Stuart; 24Apr68; DU71393.
DICKENS' CHRISTMAS CAROL. See
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD; 'TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS; THE ANIMALS'
FIRST CHRISTMAS; DICKENS' CHRIST-
MAS CAROL.
DICTATION BY BELOVED ASCENDED JESUS
ut APR, 10, 1966, CHICAGO, ILL.
ee
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED ASCENDED JESUS
CHRIST.
DICTATION BY BELOVED DADDY; FEB. 20,
1966, CHICAGO, ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY BELOVED DADDY.
DICTATION BY BELOVED DADDY; APR. 12,
1966, CHICAGO, ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED DADDY.
Pa sai =
These entries alone may not reflect th
DICTATION BY BELOVED ELOHIM ARCTURUS}
JAN. 8, 1966, CHICAGO, ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED ELOHIM
ARCTURUS.
DICTATION BY BELOVED MASTER SAINT
GERMAIN JAN. 9, 1966, CHICAGO, ILL.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED MASTER SAINT
GERMAIN.
DICTATION BY BLESSED ASTREA; APR. 16,
1966, CHICAGO, ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY BLESSED ASTREA; APR. 16
1966, CHICAGO, ILL.
DICTATION BY BLESSED LANTOs DEC. 31,
1965, CHICAGO, ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BLESSED LANTO.
DICTATION BY GREAT BELOVED LORD OF
MAHA CHOHAN; APR. 14, 1966, CHICAGO,
ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY GREAT BELOVED LORD THE
MAHA CHOHAN,.
DICTATION BY MIGHTY BLESSED BELOVED
SAINT GERMAIN; APR. 11, 1956, CHICA-
GO, <ELL see
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY MIGHTY BLESSED BELOVED
SAINT GERMAIN.
DICTATION BY MIGHTY PRESENCE LISTENING
ANGEL; APR. 15, 1966, CHICAGO, ILL.
See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY PRESENCE LIS-
TENING ANGEL.
DICTATION BY MIGHTY VICTORY; APR. 13,
1966, CHICAGO, ILL. See
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY VICTORY.
2
DID ANYONE HERE MURDER MAX? A play in
two acts by John M. Grissmer. 1 v.
© John M. Grissmer; 16Apr68; DU71364.
DID THEY LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER. See
THE INQUISITIVE FANTASY.
THE DINNER, by Steven Podowitz &
William Weshta. lv. Play.
© Steven Podowitz & William Weshta;
20May68; DU71551.
DINWIDDIE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. See
THE LADY CONSENTS.
DIPPIN', CHEWIN', ACID AND POT, by
Junior Samples & Cliff Williamson.
Sheet. Recitation. © Peach Music,
Inc.; 3Jun68; c20645.
THE DIRECTOR; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Albert Grande. 47 1, © Albert
Grande; 3Jun68; DU71666.
DISPOSSESSED, a comedy in three acts
by Lenny Lee Lussier (Leonard
Lussier 145 1. Appl. states prev.
reg. 21Nov67, R422602. NM: rev.
© Leonard Lussier; 8Jan68; DU70458.
DISSENT, DISSENSION AND THE NEWS, by
Daniel J. Boorstin. 14 1. Lecture.
© Daniel J. Boorstin; 26Feb68;
c20345.
DISTRINPNETERI CON I FIGLI PLASTICI DI
BUTIRRATO TENITE, by Eastman Chemical
Products. 121. A motion picture
script. © Eastman Kodak Co.;
5Feb68; C20279,
DISTRUZIONE TOTALE; originale tele-
visio di Luigi Pellizzetti. 45 1.
© Luigi Pellizzetti; 3Jun68;
DU71646.
ll
DIURETIC THERAPY IN EDEMA, by Robert H.
Seller.) Jovi. Appl. tL.: Current
therapy no.2 diuretics. © Medi-Disc,
Inc.3; 2Feb68; C20305.
DIVYNYL, a screenplay by Rospo
Pallenberg (Robert R. Pallenberg)
128 1. © Robert R. Pallenberg;
23Jan68; DU70629.
DO-DAD, by Donald O. Dyal, pseud. of
Thomas Erskine Smith. 55 1. A
musical play in 2 acts. Book only.
© Thomas Erskine Smith; 29Jan68;
DU70688.
DO WHAT YOU WANT; words & music by
Russell Turiak & Steve Verroca.
Sheet. © Cougar Pub. Co.; 8Apr68;
C20485.
DOCTOR GLOTZER'S MAGIC POTION. See
THE SCENT.
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. See
HYDE
THE DOCTOR SAID, SEX IS FOR EVERYBODY;
play in three acts by Hyman Gold-
stein, 1v. © Hyman Goldstein;
22Jan68; DU70604.,
THE DOCTOR'S ASSISTANTS, by David J.
Kennedy. 321. A play. © David J.
Kernedy; 1Feb68; DU70711.
A DOCTOR'S, THAT'S RIGHT, a comedy in
three acts by Harriet Mohr. 1 Vv.
© Harriet Mohr; 29May68; DU71618.
DOES A GATOR CHOKE ON THE GRASS OF
HUMAN KINDNESS; story & screenplay
py Joe Greene. 601. (Concho
County) Appl. author: Robert N. Sher-
man a.k.a. Reed Sherman, employer for
hire. © Robert N. Sherman; 29Mar68;
DU71108.
DOES ANYBODY WANT TO BUY A HYMNAL?
By C. David Colson. 221. A play.
© C. David Colson; 18Mar68;
DU7 1060.
THE DOG-GONE BOTTLE; screenplay for
20 minute theatrical short by
Vineente Morrone. 121. © Vincente
Morrone; 2Apr68; DU71189.
DOG, THE, MY, A, BOY, GIRL. 21.
(Reading words in context, 2) A
recording script. Appl. author:
Borg-Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner
Corp.; 3Nov67; C20417.
DOGS, by Rhoda Hart. 41. A play.
© Rhoda Hart; 12Jan68; DU70612.
THE DOGS, by Wendell Metzger. 34 1.
A play. © Wendell Metzger; 29Feb68;
DU70875.
DOLL, BLUE, WALK, JUMP.
words in context, 6)
21. (Reading
A recording
script. Appl. author: Borg-Warner
Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67;
C20413.
DOLLS ROCKETS AND DRUG. See
PUPE MISSILI E DROGA.
DOM BARI, is a two hour teleplay by
Victor A. Pompilio. 511. © Victor
A. Pompilio; 19Febp68; DU70832.
EL DOMINIO DE LOS ESPIRITUS SOBRE LOS
VIVOS; autor y adaptacion de Jose
Luis Sanchez. 491. © Jose L.
Sanchez; 1l0Apr68; DU71313.
DON JUAN IN HOSANNAH, by Peter Simon.
105 1. A play. Appl. states prev.
reg. 22Mar61, DU52935. NM: revision
& addition. © Peter Malvin Simon;
6Mar68; DU70923.
DON JUAN, 70, a comedy by Dimiter
Inkiow. 911. 2 acts. Appl. ti.:
Don Juan 1970. © Dimiter Inkiow;
21Jun68; DU71846.
e complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
12
DON RODRIGO; opera in three acts &
nine scenes, libretto by Alejandro
Casona, pseud. of Alejandro Rod-
riquez Alvarez; music by Alberto
Ginastera. 32 p. Libretto. Appl.
author: Boosey & Hawkes, Inc., em-
ployer for hire of Hobart A. Spald-
ing, translator. © Boosey & Hawkes,
Inc.; 17Nov67; DP6579.
DON'T DRINK THE WATER, a screenplay by
Treva Silverman & Joan Rivers.
Based on the play by Woody Allen.
155 1. Appl. states: play prev. pub.
120ct67, DP6548. © Edgar Rosenberg;
7Jun68; DU71768.
DON'T I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE?
A one-act play by Jack Krentzlin
(Julius A. Krentzlin) 281. © Julius
A. Krentzlin; 17May68; DU71541.
DON'T STEAL MY LOVE, MY LOVE, a
farce-comedy, an original screen-
play by Richard K. Morgenstern.
94 1. © Richard K. Morgenstern;
12Jan68; DU70559.
DON'T TAKE IT LYING DOWN, a comedy in
three acts by Mattie Lamb Curtis.
102 1. © Mattie Lamb Curtis;
10Apr68; DU71259.
DOOMSDAY DOOR. See
DANGEROUS DECISION.
THE DOORMAN, a play by Keith Charles.
Vis acts. © Keith Charles;
19Jun68; DU71828.
DOOR'S OPEN. See
ROY'S CORNER.
DOPE, a one-act drama by Maryat Lee.
Rev. & rewritten.
26 p. Appl. states prev. reg.
23Apr51, DU27425 & prev. pub.
21Apr53, DP1408. © Maryat Lee;
19Ju167; DP6676.
THE DORM, by William F. Schohl.
100 1. A play in 2 acts. © William
F. Schohl; 6Jun68; DU71714.
DOWN AT MAHONNI'S, by Buddy Jisi
(Vincent Jisi) 781. A play.
© Vincent Jisi; 23Feb68; DU70867.
DOWN BEAT; an original play in one act
by Jo Anne McKnight. 15 as J
Anne McKnight; 24Jun68; DU71854.
DOWN COMES KITTY, a play in three acts
by Dennis Lee Galling. Microfilm.
© Dennis Lee Galling; 13Nov67;
DU7039.
DOWN NORTH, a one act play by S. Lee
Reere re: lv. © Scott Lee Regberg;
17Jun68; DU71800.
DRACULA, a musical comedy. Book &
lyrics by Edwin Dulchin, music by
Michael Valenti. lv. 2 acts.
Book only. © Edwin Roy Dulchin;
4Jun68; DU71696.
DRACULA, a rock musical by Nancy Fales
pieces Fales Martin) 62 1.
scenes. Dramatization of the
Bram Stoker novel. Book & lyrics
only. © Nancy Fales Martin;
17Apr68; DU71361.
DRAFTEE'S DILEMMA, by Helen Emma
Roberts. 3 sheets. © Helen Emma
Roberts; 7Mar68; C20402.
DRAKE IN THE PACIFIC, a dramatic adven-
ture of the seas in two acts, four
scenes by C. James Cook. 93 1.
© C. James Cook; 19Feb68; DU70833.
DRAMA IN THE WESTERN WORLD; 9 plays
with essays by Samuel A. Weiss.
D. C. Heath. 506 p. NM: editorial
compilation. ©D. C. Heath & Co.,
a division of Raytheon Education
Co.; 9Apr68; A995426.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
New York, S. French.
DRAMAS
DRAMA IN THE WESTERN WORLD; 15 plays
with essays by Samuel A. Weiss.
D. C. Heath. 794 p. NM: editorial
compilation. ©D. C. Heath & Co.,
a division of Raytheon Education
Co.; 9Apr68; A993855.
DRAMATIC SCENES, by Jack Kant (Jacob
Kant) 88 p. © Jack Kant; 27Feb68;
A999323.
DRAPED IN THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE,
lyrics & music by K. Fred Newton.
Sheet. © Twenty Grand Music, divi-
sion of Broadcasting Services, Inc.3;
3Apr68; C20477.
DRAUSSEN VOR DER TUR, ein Stiick, das
kein Theater spielen & kein Publikum
sehen will von Wolfgang Borchert,
edited by Erich G. Budde. Waltham,
Mass., Blaisdell Pub. Co. 105 p.
5 scenes. English & German. NM:
introd., notes & vocabulary.
© Blaisdell Pub. Co., division of
Ginn & Co.; 2Feb68; a985932.
THE DREAM, by William John Watkins.
77 1. A play in 2 acts. © William
John Watkins; 5Mar68; DU70957.
DREAM CANTATAS, a play in two acts by
Mildred Wiackley. lv. © Mildred
Louise Wiackley; 19Jun68; DU71826.
DREAM LADY, an original comedy-fantasy
with an abundance of lyrics & musi-
cal score by William Kranz. 591.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only. Appl.
states prev. reg. 230ct64, DU61494.
NM: additions. © William Kranz;
8Apr68; DU71197.
THE DREAMER, by Michael Daniels.
A play in 3 acts.
31May68; DU71634.
(exes
© Michael Daniels;
[DRILL TAPES PROGRAM OF AUDIO REIN-
FORCEMENT FOR MODERN MATH] By
International Teaching Tapes. 1 v.
© International Teaching Tapes, Inc.;
18Apr68; c20509.
DROOPY, DROWSY DRAGON; lesson no.1 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 111.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria D. Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20198.
DRUG ABUSE IN AMERICAN SOCIETY, an
address by Albert Sattin. 71.
© Albert Sattin; 9May68; Cc20554.
THE DRUG SET, by Ralph Luce & Kent
Osborne (Kenneth Osborne) 169 1.
A screenplay. © Ralph W. Luce &
Kenneth Osborne; 29Mar68; DU71199.
DRUM MAJOR INSTINCT; sermon by Martin
Luther King, Jr. 131. © Estate
of Martin Luther King, Jr.; 6May68;
C20551.
THE DRUMMER, a play by James Woodall.
38 1. © James Woodall; 26Feb68;
DU70883.
DUCK, THE GARLIC'S FLYING, a musical
comedy in two acts; book, words &
music by Charles L. Torretta.
47 1. Book & lyrics only.
© Charles L. Torretta; 4Mar68;
DU71006.
THE DUMMY, a play by Alida Sherman &
Herbert Biberman. lv. 2 acts.
© Herbert Biberman & Alida Sherman;
17Apr68; DU71326.
THE DUN HE WENT LIKE A WOUNDED BULL,
by Gus Weill. 1 v.. 2 pillays.
© Gus Weill; 25Mar68; DU71102.
THE DUNGEON, by W. Randolph Galvin, Jr.
35''L..° A play in 3 acts: ©) Wi Ran-
dclph Galvin, Jr.; 17Jan68; DU70526.
~ ous life of women)
Jan. — June
THE DYNAMIC THEOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC
CHRISTIANITY. See
A TEOLOGIA DINAMICA DO CRISTIANISMO
CIENTIFICO.
DYNAMICS OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION,
a workshop by R & D Associates. 1 v.
©R& D Associates; 21Feb68; C20339.
E
E.S. PEEP, a one act play by Leon
Wittack. 261. © Leon Wittack;
6Feb68; DU7O741.
EXP, by Jimi Hendrix. Sheet. © Sea-
Lark Enterprises, Inc. & Yameta Co.,
Ltd.; 19J3an68; c20277.
EAGLES ARE FOR FLYING, a play in three
acts by Muriel & Lorene Kramer.
1 v. © Muriel Klise Kramer & Lorene
Lois Kramer; 12Jun68; DU71730.
EARLY TO BED. See
THE PAISLEY CONVERTIBLE.
EAST OF SULU; or, From Hell to Hong
Kong. Original screenplay by Ken
Loring, pseud. of Kenneth W.
Wenne 163 1. © Ken Loring;
15Mar68; DU71036.
EAST OF THE SUN AND WEST OF THE MOON,
a musical fantasy for children by
Michael Brill. 53 1. Book & lyrics
only. © Michael Brill; 1Apr68;
DU71123.
THE EASTER CHALLENGE, by Albert Ben
Stroud. 321. A play in 3 acts.
© Albert Ben Stroud; 13Jun68;
DU71774.
EASTER PROGRAM BUILDER, NUMBER 123
recitations, exercises, plays, read-
ings, songs; compiled by Grace Ram-
quist. Kansas City, Mo., Lillenas
Pub. Co. 32 p. Appl. authors:
Eleanor Pankow & Samuel H. Cox.
NM: text & 3 new composition.
© Linneas Pub. Co. registered trade
name of Nazarene Pub. House; lJan68;
AQT54YB.
EASY SLEAZY'S HOUSEKEEP SERVICE, by
Rhoda Hart. 4 1. A play. © Rhoda
Hart; 4Mar68; DU70934.
ECHO FROM TWO RIVERS, a musical
comedy in three acts by M. Loretta
Dietz & Mary Belle Doty. 2v.
©M. Loretta Dietz & Mary Belle Doty;
11Jan68; DU7e528.
EDUCATION, THE ESSENCE OF DEVELOPMENT,
by Bernardo F. Grossling. 91.
© Bernardo F. Grossling; 7Mar68;
c20391.
EDWARD THE MEAT EATER AND OTHER PLAYS,
by Carolyn Vines. lv. © Carolyn
Vines; 5Jun68; DU71703.
EIGHT STAGES IN THE DIS-CONTINUOUS
LIFE OF WOMEN. See
EIGHT STAGES OF A WOMAN'S LIFE.
EIGHT STAGES OF A WOMAN'S LIFE
(The éight stages in the dis-continu-
By Priscilla
~ Jackson. 211. A script. © Pris-~
. cilla Jackson; 5Feb68; C20315.
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, by Anthony
Caputi. D. C. Heath. 289 p. (Mas-
terworks of world drama, vol.V
NM: editorial compilation. OD. C.
Heath & Co., a division of Raytheon
Education Co.; 18Mar68; A993854.
THE ELECTED; created & written by
Joel Burns. 361. A screenplay.
© Joel A. Burns; 13Dec67; Du7o4e2.
ELECTRA, See ;
HAWK'S BROOD,
ORESTES AND ELECTRA.
1968
THE ELECTRIC BOX, an original screen-
lay with music by Stephen Geller.
3 1. © Pequod Productions, Inc.;
26Apr68; DU71344.
ELEMENTARY STUDY SKILLS. 1 v. Record-
ing scripts. Appl. author: Education
Unlimited Corp. Appl. ti.: Study
skills. © Education Unlimited Corp.;
27May68; C20626.
ELEVATOR. See
THE LADY CONSENTS.
THE ELF HIMSELF, by Kathie Taccolini
(Kathleen Ann Taccolini) 15 1.
A play. © Kathie Ann Taccolini;
23May68; DU71582.
ELSIE, YOU'VE CHANGED! Book & lyrics
by Stan Levin (Stanley D. Levin)
1 v. A musical play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Stanley D.
Levin; 17Jun68; DU71814.
EMILY, the documentary of a soul,
arranged & with dialogue by
Evangeline Machlin. 32 1.
3 pts. Based on the letters &
poems of Emily Dickinson. © Evan-
geline Machlin; 6May68; DU71457.
EMILY BRONTE. See
AN EVENING WITH THE BRONTES.
LES EMPAILLES; comedie en 1 acte de
Jeannine Worms, pseud. of Jeanine
Metzger. 561. © Jeannine Worms;
25Apr68; DU71372.
THE EMPEROR'S PARADE; or, Our boy Dick,
a three act play by Ronald L. Fair.
101 1. © Ronald L. Fair; 13Jun68;
DU71775.
EN UN RINCON DE MI AMERICA, por
Alejandro Vilela. 41. Radio
play. © Alejandro Vilela; 4mar68;
EU70898.
THE ENCHANTED CIRCUS, by W. Bruester
Lyerly. 1v. A musical play:
© W. Bruester Lyerly; 1lOApr68;
DU71260.
THE ENCHANTED TOY SHOP, a play for
children by Lucy Chase (Lucy Chase
Stephenson) & Jim Bob Stephenson.
lv. 3 acts. © Lucy Chase Stephen-
son & Jim Bob Stephenson; 6May68;
DU71459.
ENCOUNTER AT TWIN RIVERS, by Gil
Garcia (Gilbert Garcia) 291. A
play. © Gil Garcia; 20Mar68; DU71070.
ENCYCLICAL, by Neill DeWitt Hicks.
19 1. A play. © Neill DeWitt Hicks;
15Apr68; Du71299.
THE END OF THE CIRCLE, a musical in 2
acts, book & lyrics by Susan Kosoff,
music by Jane Staab. lv. © Jane
Staab & Susan Kosoff; 16Jan68;
DU7O485.
ENGLISH DRAMA IN TRANSITION, 1880-1920;
edited by Henry F. Salerno. New York,
Pegasus. 544 p. Appl. author:
Western Pub. Co., Inc., employer for
hire. NM: compilation, introductory
material & bibliographies. © Western
Pub. Co., Inc.; 26Feb68; A999450.
THE ENLIGHTENMENT OF OTHERS BY WILL
SKUFFEL, a play in two acts by
Peter J. Smith. 1221. © Peter
Joseph Smith; 5Feb68; DU70732.
ENTERING BEHAVIOR. 2 sheets.
A message. Appl. author: Borg-
Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.;
3Nov67; C20217.
ENTSCHEIDUNG. See
THE DECISION.
ie
| These entries alone may not refleci th
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
ERNIE'S STORY, by R. Jon Emr. 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. ©R. Jon Emr;
5Ju168; DU71879.
ES LA GENTE UN PROBLEMA PARA USTED?
(Are people your problem?) Con-
ferencia sobre la Ciencia Cristiana
por Thomas 0. Poyser. 201. Appl.
states prev. reg. 15Mar67, C19322.
NM: translation. © Thomas 0. Poyser;
297an68; C20235.
AN ESKIMO NAMED JOE SIEGELMAN, by Abe
Einhorn (Abraham Einhorn) 1 v.
A play in 2 acts. © Abe Einhorn;
19Apr68; DU71355.
ESSENCE OF PITY, a drama in three acts
by Francine Trevens. 66 1.
© Francine Trevens; 4Mar68; DU70944.
THE ESTABLISHMENT, by J. S. Makom,
pseud. of Joanna Schifalacqua.
23 1. A play in 3 scenes.
© J. S. Makom; 26Feb68; DU70880.
ESTHER SHORT; or, A heroic pioneer
mother, by Hermine Duthie (Hermine
Duthie Decker) 711. A play in
3 acts. © Hermine Duthie Decker;
14Feb68; DU70789.
THE ETHEREAL LINCOLN, by Dorothy Ward.
5 1. A play in:3 acts. © Dorothy
M. Ward; 28Feb68; DU70874.
EUGENE ONEGIN; opera in three acts,
libretto from the poem by Alexander
Pushkin, music by Peter I. Tchaikov-
sky, English version by Donald
Miller. 32 p. Libretto. © Donald
Miller; 21Feb68; DP6683.
AN EVENING WITH ARTEMIS SMITH, by
Artemis Smith, pseud. of Anna Selma
Vinje-Morpurgo. Brother Thanatos &
others. lv. 5 plays. © Anna
Selma Vinje-Morpurgo & Billie Taul-
man; 4Apr68; DU71267.
AN EVENING WITH MERLIN FINCH, a one
act comedy by Charles Dizenzo.
491. © Charles J. Dizenzo;
27Mar68; DU71135.
AN EVENING WITH THE BRONTES, by Norma
Crandall. lv. A play. Appl.
states dramatization of prev. pub.
book, Emily Bronte. © Norma
Crandall; 4Apr68; DU71169.
EVERYMAN, by Elliot Fried. 34 1.
A play with music in 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Elliot
Fried; 29Apr68; DU71341.
EVERY MAN HIS HOUR, a4 three act play
by Jo Ann Huff, pseud. of Jo Ann
Huffstutler. 123 1. © Jo Ann
Huffstutler; 21May68; DU71566.
EVERYBODY CRIES IN APRIL, a musical in
three acts, book & lyrics by Gary
Roth, music by Vincent Sgro. 1 v.
Includes music & lyrics for 6 Benes.
© Gary Roth & Vincent Sgro; 25Mar68;
DU71043.
EVERYBODY'S SWINGIN'. Sheet. Radio
script. Appl. author: Gray & Rogers,
Inc. © Gray & Rogers, Inc.; 10May68;
C20570.
EVERYTHING IN THE GARDEN, a play by
Edward Albee from the play by Giles
Cooper. 197 1. 3 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 20Dec67, DF1903.
NM: adaptation. © Edward Albee;
22apr68; DU71293.
EVERYTHING IN THE GARDEN, by Giles
Cooper. 3 acts. (In New English
dramatists, 7. Harmondsworth,
Middlesex, Penguin Books.
p.[141]-221) © Giles Cooper;
210ct63; DF1903.
e complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
13
EVIL UNDER THE STARS, a play in three
acts by Claire Carroll & Thomas
Carroll: lv. © Claire Carroll &
Thomas E. Carroll; 27May68; DU71648.
THE EVOLUTION OF MAN, by Bert Haberer.
5 1. © Bert Haberer; 6May68;
C20547.
EXCEPT YE BECOME, a Christmas play by
Helen Sloan Ginsburg. 61. © Helen
Sloan Ginsburg; 5Jan68; DU70450.
THE EXECUTIVE, by Frank Pinchak
(Seymore F. Pinchak) 361. A play.
© Frank Pinchak; 4Jun68; DU71693.
EXECUTIVE SALES SERIES. Program 1-2.
2@v. 2 recording scripts. Appl.
author: Executape Systems, Inc.
© Executape Systems, Inc.; 15May68;
C 20588-20589.
RXECUTIVE SALES SERIES; program 3, by
Executape Systems. 1v. Recording
script. © Executape Systems, Inc.;
10Jun68; C20670.
EXECUTIVE SALES SERIES; program 10, by
Executape Systems. 1v. Recording
script. © Executape Systems, Inc.;
10Jun68; C20671. :
AN EXERCISE TO PROVIDE AUDITORY
TRAINING ON THE SOUNDS OF SHORT
E AND SHORT I, by Regina C. Tyler.
71. 6 parts. © Regina C. Tyler;
260ct67; C20143.
AN EXPLORATORY OPERATION, a play in one
act by Jonathan F. Levy. 44 1.
© Jonathan F. Levy; 27Feb68; DU7O0894.
EXPLORING CITY SOUNDS. See
LET'S LISTEN.
EXPLORING OUTER SPACE; an original
story written & adapted for televi-
sion by Ramon Zamarripa. 311.
© Ramon Zamarripa; 3Jun68; DU71680.
EXPOSITORY ENGLISH II, a series of
television lectures on English prose
by Shaun O'Connell. 1v. © Shaun
O'Connell; lApr68; Cc20479.
EXTRA-MUROS; ou, Avec un peu d'imagina-
tion. Par Raymond Devos. 1v.
2 acts. © Raymond Devos; 1lJan68;
DU70621.
EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION: A KEY TO HIGH
LEVEL COMMUNICATION; lecture written
by Lee Halperin. 101. © Lee
Halperin; 13Mar68; c20407.
EXTRANEOUS PRESSURE POTENTIAL OF
DISASTER, by Bert Haberer. 3 1.
© Bert Haberer; 6May68; C20546.
EYE OF THE STORM, a play in 3 acts by
David S. Lifson. 72 1. Apri.
states prev. reg. as Children at
the White House. NM: revision &
expansion. © David Lifson; 8Jan68;
DU70514.
EYE WITNESS: REPORT OF AN ASSASSINATION;
script and graphics adapted from
Twenty days by Dorothy Meserve Kun-
hardt and ee B. Kunhardt, Jr. by
Janet Bolton. 461. A play. © Jan-
et Helen Bolton; 20Jun68; DU71834.
F
A FABLE, by Ralph Scholl. (In First
stage, fall 1967, p.177-186) Appl.
states prev. reg. 27Sep65, DU64ahk4.
© Ralph Scholl; 22Jan68; DP6617.
FABLES & VAUDEVILLES & PLAYS; theatre
more-or-less at random by Norman D.
Dietz. Richmond, John Knox Press.
176. NM: compilation & addition.
© Norman D. Dietz; 2Apr68; A984251.
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
14
THE FACE OF VIOLENCE, an essay with a
play by J. Bronowski. Cleveland,
World Pub. Co. 166 p. NM: saddition.
© J. Bronowski; 1May67; A976006.
FACE WORTH SAVING. See
YOU MAY WELL BE THE MAN WHO LIVES
FOREVER BUT JUST IN CASE YOU DON'T.
FACES, by Norman Kline. lv. 16 plays.
© Norman Kline; 10Jun68; DU71784.
FACES; T.V. sketch by Sybil Kein,
seud. of Consuela M. Provost.
1. © Consuela M. Provost;
25Mar68; DU71168.
FADE-OUTS, by Firefly, pseud. of Bertha
B. Zeese. 41. 4 scripts.
Contents: 1. Saturn bit.--2. Actress
being interviewed.--3. The Firefly
bit.--4. ae ak school, © Bertha B.
Zeese; 21Feb68; C20338,
THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST, pts. 1 & 2
by Thomas Heywood, edited by Robert K.
Turner, Jr. Lincoln, University of
Nebraska Press. 213 p. (Regents
Renaissance drama series) NM: introd.,
annotation & compilation. © Univer-
sity of Nebraska Press; 21Mar68 (in
notice: 1967); A980302.
FAIRY TALES MY MOTHER NEVER TOLD ME,
See
OH! GODMOTHER!
FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Louis Romolo Milio. Speake
© Louis Romolo Milio; 3Jun68;
DU71661.
THE FAITHFUL FRIEND, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Phyllis Parker. 311. © Phyllis
Parker; 26Jan68; DU70671.
FALLOUT. See
SHELTERCYCLE.
THE FAMILY CROWN PRINCE, a one hour
teleplay by Victor A. Pompilio.
59 1. © Victor A. Pompilio; 14Feb68;
DU70782.
(A. FAMILY DINNER) See
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS.
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION: DATING AND. SEX
BEHAVIOR - ADOLESCENCE, by F. R.
Wake. 1v. A talk. © McGraw-Hill
Co. of Canada, Ltd.; lApr68; C20465.
FAMILY LIFE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM. See
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY PLANNING.
FAMILY REUNION. 201. A play. Appl.
author: Second ore Inc. © Second
City, Inc.; 17Jan68; DU70573.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF KING
HENRY THE EIGHTH, by William Shake-
speare; general editor, Louis B,
Wright, assistant editor, Virginia A.
LaMar. New York, Washington Square
Press (W 0137) lv. (The Folger
Library general reader's Shakespeare)
5 acts. NM: introd., notes & compi-
lation of illus. © Washington Square
Press, Inc.; 15Feb68; A998994.
FANNY KEMBLE, HER LIFE, HER LETTERS;
compiled for an evenigh's entertain-
ment by Eugenia Rawls (Eugenia Rawls
Seawell) 2511. © Eugenia Rawls
Seawell; 19Feb68; C20395.
FANTASY, by Tobi Louis. 24 1.
A play. © Tobi Louis; 29Mar68;
DU71160.
FANTASY IN FIIM; talk prepared by Cecile
Starr (Cecile Starr Boyajian) 1214.
© Cecile Starr; 31Jan68; c20282.
FAR AWAY FROM HOME, by Rick Opalach
(Frederic Chopin Opalach) 66 1.
A play. © Frederic Chopin Opalach &
Patricia Ellen Opalach; 25Jan68
DU70703.
FAR FROM THE IRT; or, Blowing up. An
original screenplay by Stephen R.
Winsten. 133 1. © Stephen R.
Winsten; 29May68; DU71625.
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DRAMAS
FAR ROCKAWAY. See
THAT SUMMER, THAT FALL & FAR
ROCKAWAY.
A FAREWELL TO JANUS, a play in three
acts by Delane Morgan. 90 1.
© Delane Morgan; 1Apr68; DU71177.
THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER, a play in verse
by Williem M. Barrett. 34 p. 2 acts.
© William M. Barrett; 14Nov64; DP6717.
FASHION, a musical comedy, book &
lyrics by Scot Paxton, based on a
play by Anna Cora Mowatt. 1 v.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only. NM:
rev. text & new musical material.
© Scot Paxton; 12Apr68; DU71284.
FATHER ABRAHAM, by Regina H. Maltz.
169 1. A play in 3 acts. © Regina
H. Maltz; 16Jan68; DU70552.
FATHER ANTHONY, THE SON OF MARY,
a one hour teleplay by Victor A.
Pompilio. 44 1. © Victor A.
Pompilio; 14Feb68; DU70791.
FATHER UXBRIDGE WANTS TO MARRY, a play
by Frank Gagliano. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 47 p.
Includes lyrics & music to 1 song.
Appl. states prev. reg. 11Aug67,
DU69390. NM: addition & revision.
© Frank Gagliano; 4Mar68; DP6618.
FATHERHOOD, by Michael H. Caven.
Sheet. © Michael H. Caven; 23Feb68;
C20393.
Mell Lazarus. (Melvin Lazarus
lv. © Mell Lazarus; 29Jan6'
FATIMA, a murder in two acts 3
DU70689. i
FATS AND FRYING, by Richard T. Keating.
4 1. Lecture. © Richard T. Keating;
20Jun68; C20695.
THE FEAST OF TSOURRIS, a one act play
by Marcia Savin. 161. © Marcia
Savin; 23Feb68; DU70873.
THE FEATHER PARTY, by J. Herbst. 77 1.
A play in 4 acts. © Jennie Herbst;
4Jan68; DU70827.
FEIS, a musical comedy, an original
book by James J. Rush. lv. 2 acts.
Book only. Appl. states prev. reg.
as Back to the future, 29Aug67,
DU69619. NM: revision. © James J.
Rush; 15Jan68; DU70542.
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S LABOR'S
- LOST. With an essay on the direction
of the play by Gerald Freedman. New
York, Macmillan. 205 p. (The New
York Shakespeare festival series.
Bernard Beckerman & Joseph Papp, ed-
itors) 5 acts. NM: pref., additions.
© Macmillan Co.; 26Apr68; A990299.
LA FIACA, a play in two acts by Ricardo
Talesnik. 1v. © Ricardo Talesnik;
21Feb68; DU70851.
LA FIESTA, a play in three acts by
Ernesto Fuentes. 1 v. English.
Appl. states prev. reg. as La loca.
NM: revision. © Ernesto D. Fuentes;
5Mar68; DU71024.
FIFTH PSALM OF SAINT CARROL, by
St. Carrol, pseud. of Carrie Rasin.
Sheet. Lecture. © Carrie Rasin;
29Mar68; C20469.
UN FIL A LA PATPE; comedy in three
acts by Georges Feydeau. 1 v.
English. Appl. author: John D.
Mitchell. © John D. Mitchell;
QJan68; DUT7O44e,
FIL A LA PATTE. See
LOVE ON THE RACK.
Jan. — June
THE FINAL, FINAL SOLUTION, a two act
play by Gus Weill. 1v. © Gus
Weill; 3Apr68; DU71334.
FINN AND HADDIE ADVENTURES; 3 acts,
pseud. of Mark D. Jamison. No.1.
© Mark D. Jamison; 2M :
DU71432. i PUBYeC:
FIRE AND ICE, three Icelandic Plays b
Jéhann Sigurjénsson, David Stefanseen,
& Agnar Thérdarson, with introductions
by Einar Haugen. Madison Universit;
of Wisconsin Press, 266 p. (The if
Nordic translation series Appl.
author: University
employer for hire.
translation of The
madams; Regents of
Wisconsin; 8Ju167;
of Wisconsin Press,
© on English
wish & Atoms and
the University of
A995081,
FIREBIRD LEADS THE FIELD; recording
script for Pontiac Motor Division
by Jam Handy Organization. Pt.1.
17 1. © Pontiac Motor Division,
General Motors Corp.; 9May68;
C20557.
THE FIREFLY BIT. See
FADE-OUTS.
THE FIREPLACE, an original screenplay
by Carl Clark. 84 1. © Carl Clark;
25Jan68; DU70653.
THE FIRST DAY, a musical; book & lyrics
by Frederick Platt. 1381. Book &
lyrics only. © Frederick Platt;
19Apr68; DU71359.
FIRST FROST OF AUTUMN.
TWO SEASONS.
See
[FIRST NATIONAL RADIO MUSIC TEST] By
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.
lv. © Capital Cities Broadcasting
Corp.; 3May68; C20541.
THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE
SIXTH, by William Shakespeare;
edited by David Bevington. Bal-
timore, Penguin Books. 131 p.
(The Pelican Shakespeare, AB 34)
5 acts. NM: new ed. © Penguin
Books, Inc.; 20Jun67 (in notice
1966); A961997. t
FISHERMAN FRED AND THE FRISKY FISH;
program no.4 by Victoria Danner
Hartfield. 91. (Hello echo series)
A television script. © Victoria
Danner Hartfield; 7Dec67; C20201.
THE FIVE BABY MATERNITY CASE, by Loney
Lewis. 91. Play. © Loney Lewis;
4Jun68; DU71690.
FIVE FLOORS DOWN, a suspense play in
three acts by Edward Sefton Porter.
Boston, Baker's Plays. 72p.
(Baker's royalty plays) © Walter H.
Baker Co.3 LiApr6s; DP6655.
(FIVE FRENCH PLAYS FOR CHILDREN] By
Hermine de Magnin. Saint Louis &
others. lv. © Hermine de Magnin;
23Apr68; DU71387.
5 MODERN ENGLISH PLAYS, by Thomas R.
Gorman. New York, Macmillan Co.
534 p. (Pageant of literature)
NM: compilation, introd. ... &
glossary. © Macmillan Co.; 31Dec66;
A976908.
FIVE ONE ACT PLAYS, by Murray Schisgal.
Dramatists Play Service. 109 p.
Appl. states prev. reg. 24Aug65,. :
DP5848. NM: additions & revision.
© Murray Schisgal; 10May68; DP6713.
THE FIXIT MAN, HIS SON, AND HIS SON,
a comedy in three acts by Edward R.
Weingold. 881. © Edward R. Wein-
gold; 4Mar68; DU70941.
1968
THE FLAG, a one act entertainment by
Bink Noll (Lou B. Noll) 211.
© Bink Noll; 28Mar68; DU71153.
FLAGS, by Walton Multer. 4114.
in 2 scenes. © Walton Multer;
237an68; DU70628.
A play
FLESH AND BLOOD, by William Hanley.
New York, Random House. 114 p.
5 scenes. Appl. states prev. reg.
22Aug66, DU67045. © William Hanley;
29gan68 (in notice: 1966 & 1968);
DP6644.
FLICK, a unique & exciting quiz game
show by Bruce Kerr. 25 1. Televi-
sion script. © Bruce Kerr; 24Jun68;
Du71858.
FLIGHT INTO EGYPT, a play in one act by
Beatrix Carter. London, S. French.
(French's acting edition) 111.
© Samuel French, Ltd.; 28Dec67;
DF1908.
FLIGHT SCHOOL.
FADE-OUTS.
FLORA FLAMINGO; program no.2 by Victoria
Danner Hartfield. 101. (Hello echo
series) A television script.
© Victoria Danner Hartfield; 7Dec67;
c20199.
FLORENCE, a screenplay by Milton
Marcus. 73 1. © Milton Marcus;
29May68; DU71619.
A FLOWER IS TO REMEMBER, a play by
Pete Shrode (D. A. Shrode) 1131.
3 acts. ©D. A. Shrode; 6May68;
DU71486.
See
THE FLOWER PEOPLE, a musical play,
story by Abe Abramson, music &
lyrics by Hal Abramson. 71 1. ‘
3 acts. Book only. © Abe Abramson;
29Mar68; DU71162.
FLOWERS ON FIFTH AVENUE, by Carla
Joseph. 781. A screenplay in
63 scenes. © Carla Joseph;
20Mar68; DU71071.
FLUCHT AUS DEM SPIEL; Spiel in finf
Bildern von Nikolaj Terlecky, aus
dem Tschechischen ubertragen von Paul
Kruntorad und E. Leupold-Léwenthal.
{Austria] Universal Edition (14711)
112 p. NM: German translation.
© Universal Edition, A.G.; 2Aug67;
DFO-1587 .
THE FLY IN THE WINE GLASS, a play in
two acts by Demis Holt. 63 1.
© Dennis Holt; 16Feb68; DU70812.
THE FLYING LEVIATHAN, by Betty Burns.
lv. A screenplay. © Betty Irene
Burns; 30Apr68; DU71416.
FOCUS ON SEX; three one-act plays by
John Thor Newlander. 691. Contents:
Office holiday.--The arrangement.--
Teachers' holiday. © John Newlander;
4Mar68; DP6653.
THE FOLDER MAN, by Rhoda Hart.
5 1. A play. © Rhoda Hart;
29Jan68; DU71216.
FOLLOW THE LEADER, a musical drama in
two acts, adapted from The man that
corrupted Hadleyburg, by Mark Twain,
book & lyrics by George C. Terrell.
281. Book & lyrics only. Appl.
states prev. reg. 2Nov66, DU67284.
© George C. Terrell; 15Jan68;
DU70534.
FOLLOW-THROUGH; recording script for
J. I. Case Co. by Jam Handy Organiza-
tion, 211. © J. 1. Case Co.;
QMay68; C20567.
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY AND MISS CORRINE,
by David Shumaker. 181. A play.
© David Shumaker; 23Feb68; DU70926.
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FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, by William L.
Koressel. 25 1. A screenplay.
© William L. Koressel; 27Mar68;
DU71143.
FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, SWEENEY, by Sal
St. John Buttaci (Salvatore Buttaci)
Tew. A play ;in)-3) acts .,. © Sal-
vatore St. John Buttaci; 26Mar68;
DU71151.
FOR TEACHERS ONLY; script by Frank
Edward Wright. 1v. 10 parts.
© Frank Edward Wright; 4Jan68;
c20151.
FOR THE TIME BEING; Christmas oratorio
for soloists, narrator, mixed chorus
& orchestra by Marvin David Levy,
German translation by Suzanne Szekely.
Boosey & Hawkes. 216 p. 8 pts.
From the poem by W. H. Auden. English
& German. Vocal score. Appl. states
prev. pub. 11Nov59, DP3902. NM:
revision. © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.3;
13Dec67; DP6643.
FOR THE YOUNG LOVERS, a choral reading
by Bill Comeau. Downers Grove, I11.,
Arthur Meriwether, Inc. 16 p.
Appl. author: Arthur Meriwether, Inc.,
employer for hire. © Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc.; 1Feb68; DP6659.
FOR WHAT HIS HANDS HAVE DONE, by
Margaret Bantz Paul. 211. Ascreen=
play. © Margaret Bantz Paul;
26Mar68; DU71132.
THE FOREST OF ARDEN, a play in one
act & an epilogue by Bruce Kessler.
14.1. © Bruce Kessler & Marc
Kessler; 9Jan68; DU7O475.
THE FOREST QUEEN, a three act play in
iambic pentameter by Art King
(Arthur H. King, Jr.) ee abe
© Arthur H. King, Jr.; 6Febd68;
DU7O744.
FOREVER WOMAN, a dance drama, libretto
by Margaret Trusler Fisher,
choreography by Martha Cornick.
18 1. Book & lyrics only. © Margaret
Trusler Fisher& Martha Cornick;
2Mar68; A978827.
FORTY CARATS, by %q Presson Allen.
lv. A play in 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1May67, DU68866.
NM: revision & adaptation into
English. © Jay Presson Allen & Jay
Presson Allen & Robert H. Montgomery,
Jr., trustees under agreement;
24apr68; DU71391.
THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE, a comedy in four
scenes by Madison L. Goff & Dean M.
Dorn. 156 1. © Madison L. Goff &
Dean M. Dorn; 15Apr68; DU71303.
FOUR COMEDIES, by John Drvden; edited
by L. A. Beaurline & Fredson Bowers.
Chicago, University of Chicago Press.
367 p. (Curtain playwrights) NM:
introd., notes, commentary, editing.
© University of Chicago; 27Feb68 (in
notice: 1967); a974919.
THE FOUR FATES OF BARNEY TELLER, a play
in six scenes by Barry N. Schwartz.
541. © Barry N. Schwartz; 23May68;
DU71581.
FOUR O'CLOCK CHILDREN, a musical play
for children, story & lyrics by
Arnold Falleder, music by Robert
Miles. 2v. © Robert Miles &
Arnold Falleder; 15Apr68; DU71309.
FOUR TRAGEDIES, by John Dryden; edited
by L. A. Beaurline & Fredson Bowers.
Chicago, University of Chicago Press.
412 p. (Curtain playwrights) WM:
introd., notes, commentary, editing.
© University of Chicago; 27Feb68
(in notice: 1967); A974920.
ASIEN
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FREAKOUT - FREAK-IN; or, The mutation,
By Garson Raye, pseud. of Robert D.
Weinbach & Edward Mann. 128 1.
A screenplay. © Robert D. Weinbach;
27Feb68; DU70815.
FREE AT LAST. See
TRIBUTE TO DR. KING, FREE AT LAST.
FREE MAINTENANCE. No.1. By Fred R.
Becker. Sheet. Recording script.
© Fred R. Becker Advertising Agency,
Inc.; 23May68; C20616.
FREE MAINTENANCE. No.2. By Fred R.
Becker. 4 sheets. Recording script.
© Fred R. Becker Advertising Agency,
Inc.; 23May68; C20618.
FREE MAINTENANCE. No.3. By Fred R.
Becker. 4 sheets. Recording script.
© Fred R. Becker Advertising Agency,
Inc.; 23May68; C20615.
FREE MAINTENANCE. No.4. By Fred R.
Becker. Sheet. Recording script.
© Fred R. Becker Advertising Agency,
Inc.; 23May68; C20617.
FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN AMERICA, by
Amos G. Gaskin. lv. A play.
© Amos G. Gaskin; 22Jan68;
DU70682.
FREEDOM'S PLEDGE, musical reading by
Lona Mildred Hansen. Sheet.
© Lona M. Hansen; 5Jan68; C20137.
FREEWAY SONG, by Stephen John Kalinich.
Sheet. © Brother Pub. Co.; 24Jun68;
cC20684 .
FRESH APPROACH TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
THE ACTION PROGRAM WITH A FRESH
APPROACH TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
FRIDAY'S CHILDREN, a play in seven
scenes which take place in and near
Bradford College by Mary Leckie.
lv. © Mary Leckie; 10Jan68;
DU70608.
FROG, by James T. Richardson. 39 1.
© James T. Richardson; 25Mar68;
DU71100.
FROM ADELE TO ZIZI, by Max G. Weine.
See
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Max G.
Weine; 21May68; DU71564.
FROM HELL TO HONG KONG. See
EAST OF SULU.
FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by John H. Kelly IV. 301.
© John H. Kelly IV; 3Jun68; DU71672.
FROM THE WOMB OF THE MORNING; film
script by James Gay. 41.
© James Paul Gay; 19Feb68; DU70801.
FUCK IT. See
YAH, FUCK IT AND CYCLE.
FUGUE IN C FLAT, a play by Robert
Shure. 1 v. Screenplay.in 2 acts.
©-Robert Shure; 4Apr68; DU71211.
FULVIA, a trial in two acts by Fred
Allender (Frederick John Allender)
70 1. © Fred Allender; 1May68;
pu71428.
FUN ON BROAD STREET; written & produced
by David S. Rubins. 91. 7 scenes.
© David S. Rubins; 12Feb68; DP6608.
THE FUNERAL, by Mary Eaton. 111.
A play. © Mary Page Eaton; 23Feb68;
DU7 0862.
FUNNIN', a play in one act by Robert
Somerfeld & Herbert Danska. 38 1.
© Robert Somerfeld & Herbert Danska;
16Feb68; DU70811.
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FUNNY MONEY, by Art Moger (Arthur
I. Moger) & Allan Robinson. Sheet.
Script. © Arthur I. Moger & Allan
Robinson; llJan68; Cc20145.
FURSTIN TARAKANOWA; oper in 3 Akten
von Karl 0. Koch, Musik von Boris
Blacher. Berlin, E. Bote & G. Bock.
60 p. Libretto. © Bote & Bock:
2Sep40; DF1913. 4
THE FUZZY GENERAL, a play in one act
by Arthur Axelman, 181. © Arthur
Axelman; 25Apr68; DU71400.
G
G.A. UR X-BEN. See
MONSIEUR G.A. A X.
GAME, a play by Benjamin Bradford.
17 1. © Benjamin Bradford; 12Jun68;
DU71758.
A GAME OF SOL, a play in three acts by
Jim Dilles. lv. © Jim Dilles;
17Jun68; DU71804.
THE GAME SHOW, by Stuart A. Gordon.
lv. Aplay in 2 acts. © Stuart
Alan Gordon; 12Apr68; DU71283.
THE GAME THAT HAS NO NAME, a play in
three scenes by Michael Braude.
40 1. © Michael Braude; 12Jan68;
DU7 0520.
THE GAMES THAT LITTLE PEOPLE PLAY, by
Donald R. Boyle. lv. A play in 2
acts. © Donald R. Boyle; 6Mar68;
DU7O965 .
THE GAP, a discussion starter play by
Bruce Bendinger. 7 p. Appl. author:
Arthur Meriwether, Inc., employer for
hire. © Arthur Meriwether, Inc.;
15Aug67; DP6577.
THE GARGOYLE OF THE GALAXIES. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
GAS MASKS, by Margretta Scott Lawler.
23 1. A play. © Margretta Scott
Lawler; 13Jun68; DU71780.
THE GATEWAY TO A NEW LIFE, a Christian
Science lecture by Naomi Price.
Folder. © Naomi Price; 4Dec67;
c20273.
THE GATHERING, a play by Arnold Johnson.
lv. 3 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 17Nov67, DU70089. NM: revision
& addition.
DU7O971.
GAY STREET, an original musical comedy
in two acts by Milt Wisoff (Milton
Wisoff) 1 v. Book only. © Milton
Wisoff; 21Dec67; DU70397.
GEMS OF BURLESQUE, by Fred Tobias &
Sherry Britton. lv. A play in 2
acts. © Fred Tobias & Sherry
Britton; 22Apr68; DU71380.
GEOMETRIC PROGRESSION, a comedy in one
act by Benjamin Bradford. 236 1.
© Benjamin Bradford; 13Jun68;
DU71772.
GEORGE, a comedy in one act by Derek
Hickman. London, S. French.
(French's acting edition) 26 BR.
© Samuel French, Ltd.; 28Dec67;
DF1910.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER: PEANUT
WIZARD, a three act play for children
by F. Jacques Keeney, pseud. of
Florence Jakes Keeney. 22 1.
© Florence Jakes Keeney; l0Apr68;
DU71253.
GEORGE WASHINGTON ON THE PATHWAY TO
LIBERTY. See
PATHWAY TO LIPERTY.
© Arnold Johnson; 7Mar68;
DRAMAS
THE GERANIUM BOMB, a farce in three
acts by Blake Leach & Martin McKibbin,
1v. © Blake Leach & Martin McKibbin;
27Fep68; DP6620.
THE GERBER FOLLOW-UP SYSTEM, by
Mabel Gerber. 91.
© Mabel Gerber; 13Nov67; C20135.
GERMAN MUSIC TEACHER, by M. O'Shea.
Sheet. A monolog. © Early Bird
Music Pub. Co., Ltd.; 20May68;
c20611.
THE GHOST INVESTIGATORS; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Edwin J. Hoffart. 311.
© Edwin J. Hoffart; 3Jun68; DU71676.
THE GIFT; script, lyrics & music by
S. Ruggieri. 1v. A musical play.
Appl. states prev. reg. 24Ju167,
DU69360. NM: entirely new with
exception of the song Bye Laddie.
© Samuel Ruggieri; 23May68; DU71586.
THE GILDED YEARS; or, The pinnacle
and the pit. By Susan Graham Erwin
(Susan Graham Erwin Williamson)
1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Mrs. Harold Williamson; 12Apr68;
DU71239.
GIN AND BRANDY, an original screen-
play by Eileen Urban & Melinda Vadas.
107 1. © Melinda Vadas & Eileen
Urban; 24Jan68; DU7O644.
GIRL IN THE GREEN DRESS. See
TROMPE L'OERIL.
THE GIRL THAT WROTE ON THE WALL, by
Harvey Paul Kaplan. 171. A play
inl act. © Harvey Paul Kaplan;
30Apr68; DU71337.
A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND, an original
musical comedy, book & lyric by
Bernard Matthew a.k.a. Bernard
Matthew Ginsberg. 109) Ue “Asplay in
2 acts. WM: addition & revision,
© Bernard Matthew Ginsberg a.k.a.
Bernard Matthew; 30Apr68; DU71417.
GIVE IT BACK TO THE INDIANS, by
Pineus W.. Tells 1 vo A play
in 2 acts. © Pincus W. Tell;
14Febd68; DUTO790.
GIVE IT TO THE GIRLS, by Pincus W.
Tel. i, Loves Play) in, 2eacts., gAppi.
states prev. reg. 3Jul46, 3911.
NM: revision. © Pincus W. Tell;
7Jun68; DU71723.
GIVE US THIS DAY THE GOLDEN GATE, by
Kent Kessinger. 411. A play.
© Kent Kessinger; 22May68; DU71571.
GOD IN HIDING, a one act play by Mar-
gretta Scott Lawler. 15 1. © Mar-
gretta Scott Lawler; 13Jun68;
DU71778.
GOD'S POWER AT HAND. See
A DYNAME TOU THEOU EINAI PANTOTE STE
DIATHESE MAS.
KAKKAUN HANANIM.
KAMI NO CHIKARA WA SUGU TEJIKANI.
QUWAT ALLAH AL-HADIRAH.
GOING UP, a love story in one act by
Jeanne Marie Mallett. 23 1.
© Jeanne Marie Mallett; 12Jan68;
DU70515.
GOLDEN AGE HOUR; 1 act, 3 scenes,
book, lyrics & music by Ben Samberg
(Benjamin Samberg) 4 1. © Ben
Samberg; 5Jan68; DP6584.
THE GOLDEN APPLE; ballet in 3 acts,
6 scenes, adapted from a Serbian
fairy tale by Vuk St. Karadzich,
music by Dusan Petrovich. 303 p.
© Dusan Petrovich; 1Mar68; DU71115.
Lecture material.
Jan. — June
THE GOLDEN BEETLE, by Edward Moor,
pseud. of Edward Kornberg. 82 1.
A screenplay. Adapted from a story
by Bruno Frank. Appl. states prev.
reg. 24Mar66, DU65375. NM: revision.
© Edward Kornberg; l6Jan68;
DU7 0554.
THE GOLDEN DOLPHIN; created & written
by Tom Gordon (Thomas Edward Gordon)
lyrics & music by Tom Kelley.
1541. A screenplay. Book only.
© Thomas Edward Gordon; 15Mar68;
DU7 0995.
THE GOLDEN EAR, a three act historical
musical light opera by William Park
Brazier, lyrics by William Park
Brazier, music by Michael J. DeCozio
& William Park Brazier. 2v. .
© William Park Brazier & Michael J.
DeCozio; 1Feb68; DU70712.
THE GOLDEN EGG, by Irene Archer (Irene
Archer Carr) & Leila Hall. lv. An
operetta. © Irene Archer & Leila
Hall; 23Apr68; DU71388.
THE GOLDEN IMAGE, an Easter play in
three acts by Rega Kramer McCarty.
Winona Lake, Ind., Rodeheaver Co.
18 p. © Rodeheaver Co.; 16Jan68;
DP65935.
THE GOLDEN RODS, by Marie Hall (Florence
Marie Hall) 15 1. A play. »
© Florence Marie Hall; 15May68;
DU71484 .
GOLDEN SEEDS WARPED BY GREED, a one
hour teleplay by Victor A. Pompilio.
30 1. © Victor A. Pompilio;
14Feb68; DU70783.
THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS, a musical folk-
play in two acts by Samuel J. Citron,
music by David Diamond, based in part
on Der Zivug by I. L. Peretz. New
York, Friends of the Jewish Theatre
for Children. 170 p. 2 acts.
© on music; Friends of the Jewish
Theatre for Children, Inc.; 20Jun67;
DP6597.
THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS, a musical folk-
play in two acts by Samuel J. Citron,
music by David Diamond, based in part
on Der Zivug by I. L. Peretz. New
York, Friends of the Jewish Theatre
for Children. 170 p. 2 acts:
© on play & lyrics; Samuel J. Citron;
203un67; DP6596.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH, a musical fantasy
for children, book & lyrics by
Michael Makman, music by Kay Hoglund.
lv. 2acts. Freely adapted from
Nathaniel Hawthorne's The golden
touch. © Michael Makman & Kay C.
Hoglund; 18Apr68; DU71331.
GOOD COMMUNISTS, by Richard A.
Geiselman. 91. play.
© Richard A. Geiselman; 14Feb68;
DU70778.
GOOD EVENING TO YOU ALL, by Lawton M.
Whitely. 61. Lecture. © Lawton
M. Whitely; 21Feb68; C20325.
GOOD OLD ALVIN, by Carmody Borshaw,
pseud. of Harry Grabstald. 64 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Harry Grabstald;
6Mar68; DU7O964.
THE GOOD SHIP HUMIDOR, a musical
comedy by Newton eee 2 Nie
© Newton Pashley; 2Feb68; DU70720.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK; dramatized
from the novel by Jaroslav Hasek,
written by Max Brod & Hans Reimann,
rev. by Felix Gasbarra, Leo Lania,
Bertolt Brecht & Erwin Piscator.
1968 adaptation by Phillip B. Rayher.
05 smn ie yactuse Appi. states prev.
reg. 19Jun35, D36013. © Phillip
Brian Rayher; 14Jun68; DU71734.
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GOODBYE, BEVERLY, by N. S. Robbins.
311. A play. ON. Ss. Robbins;
31May68; DU71631.
THE GOVERNOR, a play by Jack Potter.
Chicago [appl. states: Scotland],
Broadway Book Store. 93 p. 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 27Feb64,
DU59644. NM: revision & addition.
© Jack Potter; 4Jan68; DP6598. -
THE GRAB BAG, a play in one act by
Robert J. J. Thompson. 38 1.
© Robert J. Thompson; 28Jun68;
DU7 1882.
A GRAIN OF SAND, by Aspi M. Irani.
TOBN A play. © Aspi M. Irani;
28Jun68; DU71885.
GRAND RE-OPENING, a one act play by
William Earl Goebert. 27 1.
© William Earl Goebert; 13Feb68;
DUTO776.
LE GRAND ZEBRE; comedie en trois actes
by Jean-Jacques Bricaire & Maurice
[ Lasaygues. lv. © Jean-Jacques
Bricaire & Maurice Lasaygues; 20May68;
DU71748.
LA GRANDE FUITE, de Jean Bouchaud.
142 1. A play in 2 scenes. © Jean
Bouchaud; 25Apr68; DU71367.
THE GRASS ISN'T GREENER, IT'S DEAD,
by Andrea Karchmer. 661. A play
| in 3 acts. © Andrea Rita Karchmer;
| 11Jan68; DU70497.
THE GRATEFUL GRIFFIN, a play for
children by Phyllis McCallum,
621. 3 acts. Includes music &
lyrics to 3 songs. © Phyllis
McCallum; Tiganee; DuU7O499.
GRAVE-DANCE, a play in 1 act by William
E. Brennan. 24 1. © William E.
Brennan; 21Feb68; DU70895.
GRAVEDIGGERS OF 1968, by Ray Hagen &
Barbara Kan a.k.a. Barbara Kahanofsky.
13 1. A play in 8 scenes. © Barbara
Kahn & Ray Hagen; 25Feb68; DU7O864.
THE GREAT ADVENTURE; written by Judy
Reisman (Judith Reisman) 16 1.
A play for television with music.
Book & lyrics only. © Judith
Reisman; 18Apr68; DU71268.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HANG-UP, by Robert
Crean. 154 1. Teleplay. Appl.
author: AMA Productions, Inc.,
employer for hire. © AMA Productions,
Inc.; 28May68; DU71548.
THE GREAT CONSUMMATION, a play in two
acts by Margaret Ann Opsata. 87 1.
© Margaret Ann Opsata; 17Jan68;
DU70566.
THE GREAT ELEPHANT JOKE, by Amie
Associates. 81. Atale. © Amie
Associates, Inc.; 8Mar68; C20396.
THE GREAT GINZBURG PLOT, a farce in
three acts by David M. Spiegel.
146 1. © David M. Spiegel; 18Mar68;
DUy7 1065. :
THE GREAT MAGILLA; screenplay by
Ronald Fredric Rubens. 223 1.
© Ronald Fredric Rubens; 24Jan68;
DU7O641.
A GREAT SADNESS; screenplay by J. K.
York, pseud. of Helen Fay Lubin
Sholem. 911. © Helen Fay Lubin
Sholem; 22Apr68; DU71378.
THE GREAT SARDONO; screenplay by Harry
Gondell. 1301. © Harry Gondell;
1e@Feb68; DU70817.
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1268 CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
THE GREAT SOCIETY, a comedy in two
acts by William Austin. 167 1.
© William Austin; 8Jan68; DU7OK60.
THE GREAT SOCIETY, a comedy of angels
by Antoni Gronowicz. lv. 4 par-
actions. © Antoni Gronowicz;
10Jan68; DU70522.
THE GREAT SOCIETY; a spectrum of
American life, by Giuseppe Di Gioia.
621. A play in 3 acts. © Giuseppe
Di Gioia; 4Jun68; DU71695.
A GREAT SOLDIER BOY, by Woodie Lee
Gipson, Jr. Sheet. Monolog.
© Woodie Lee Gipson, Jr.; 3Jun68;
c20621.
THE GREAT WHITE HOPE, by Howard Sack-
ler. 105 1. A play in 5 acts.
© Howard Sackler; 23Feb68; DU70889.
THE GREEK GOVERNOR, a play in one act
by Robert Kornfeld. 191. © Robert
Kornfeld; 5Mar68; DU71023.
GREEK MYTHOLOGY SERIES, See
WHY WE STUDY IT; ORIGINS OF THE GODS;
THE OLYMPIC GODS, PT,1.
GREGG TYPING TAPES: FUNDAMENTALS OF
PRODUCTION. By Robert L. Grubbs.
lv. Recording scripts. © McGraw-
Hill, Inc.; 2Feb68; Cc20276.
GRIF AND THE UNICORN, a fantasy play
in three acts by Steve Chapman
(Steven Alan Chapman) 47 1.
© Steven Alan Chapman; 6May68;
DU7 1456.
LE GROS GATEAU, by Jeannine Worms,
pseud. of Jeannine Metzger. 41 1.
A piay: © Jeannine Worms; 20May68;
DU71747.
THE GROWNUPS, by Thomas W. Phipps.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Thomas
W. Phipps; 6Jun68; DU71712.
THE GULF OF CRIMSON, a short play by
Stephen Levi. 25 1. © Stephen
Levi; 14Feb68; DU70785.
GULLIVER, a musical play for children,
book & lyrics by Jean Anne Lustberg
music by Guy Wood. New York, Chap-
pell & Co. 32 p. 4 scenes.
© Chappell & Co., Inc.; 22Apr68;
DP666S.
THE GURU OF GRAFFITI, a play in one
act by Thomas F. Spinelle. lv.
© Thomas F. Spinelle; 19Jan68;
DUT70590.
GYPSY ADVENTURE, an original musical
gypsy folk tale for children, music
by Patrick Nugent, book & lyrics ty
Peggy Simon. lv. 2 acts. © Peggy
Simon & Patrick Nugent; 28Feb68;
Du70911.
H
HoOLLYWOOD; drama of the swimming
pool business by Robert Milton
Luippold. 1v. 7 scenes. © Robert
Milton Luippold; 4Jan68; DU71220.
HADRIAN THE SEVENTH, by Peter Luke.
[London] 2 acts. (In Plays &
players, May 1968, p.27-42) © Peter
Luke; 16Apr68; DF1915.
EL HAJJ MALIK, a play about Malcom X by
N. R. Davidson, Jr. 49 1. English.
© N. R. Davidson, Jr. & Ruth J.
Stubblefield; 2Jan68; DU70751.
HALF HOSS, HALF ALLIGATOR, the story
of Mike Fink; book, music, lyrics
by Florence Jarratt. lv. A play
in 2 acts. © Florence Jarratt;
2J3an68; DU70433.
17
HALF-LIGHT, a radio play by Leo Gold-
man. 611. © Leo Goldman; 24Jun68;
HAMLET. See
THE RED PENCIL.
HAND IN HAND, by Gladys Foster & Allan
Rieser. lv. A play in 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 2Apr65,
DU62682. NM: revisions. © Gladys S.
Foster & Allan Rieser; 4Mar68;
DU71007.
A HANDFUL OF DUST, a play in seven
scenes by Noel Lester & Dianne Coy.
1411. © Noel Lester & Dianne Coy;
11Jan68; DU70501.
THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL, THE SOUNDS
OF GRAFFITI! By Thirteen Productions.
28 1. Script. © Thirteen Produc-
tions, Inc.; 10Jun68; C20672.
HANKY-PANKY, a play in two acts by
Alfred Aiken. 1v. © Alfred Aiken;
20Feb68; DU7O842.
HANSEL AND GRETEL, an old tale newly
told by Glenn Allen Smith. 52 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Glenn Allen
Smith; 8Apr68; DU71195.
HANSEL AND GRETEL, an opera in two
acts, music by Engelbert Humperdinck,
libretto by Adelheid Wette, trans-
lated & adapted by Norman Kelley.
New York, Boosey & Hawkes. 36 p.
Libretto. © Norman D. Kelley;
2Nov67 ; DP6623.
THE HAPPENING, a modern message-play
in one act by Harold Gregory. 20 1.
© Harold Anthony Gregory; 2Nov67;
DP6610. }
A HAPPENING ON THE RIVER, an original
musical sketch portraying the
history of Wisconsin women, written
by George Vukelich. 111. © Wiscon-
sin River Development Corp.;
4Mar68; C20364.
THE HAPPINESS TREE, a Christmas
operetta for the primary grades by
Grace Harrington. lv. © Grace
Harrington; 11Apr68; DU71276.
HAPPY FAMILIES. See
THE BEST BIRTHDAY.
HAPPY HAVENS OF WILDLIFE, THE ZOOMING
ZOOS oF AMERICA; text of Marion
Dix's lecture. 161. © Marion Dix;
15May68; C20586.
THE HAPPY HOUR, by Richard Magnani.
e72 1. A screenplay. © Richard C.
Magnani; 21Mar68; DU71079.
HARD SELL STEAMSET COMMERCIAL, by Po-
peil Brothers, Inc. Sheet. Script.
© Popeil Brothers, Inc.; 21Jun68;
C20700.
THE HARD WAY, a musical play by
Evelyn C. Sutton. lv. 2 acts.
© Evelyn Sutton; 1Mar68; DU70919.
HARDSHIPS, an original story written
& adapted for television by Gloria
P. Snyder. 301. © Gloria P.
Snyder; lOApr68; DU71264.
THE HARDTOP RUG, by Bill Nicholai,
pseud. of Wilbur N. Squier. 151.
A play. © Wilbur N. Squier;
14Dec67; DU7O454.
HARRY'S NIGHT OUT; in one act by John
Crennan. 32 1. A play. © John
Crennan; 12Jun68; DU71757.
HAS ANYONE HERE SEEN EARNEST? Music,
lyrics & book by Richard S. Doering;
orchestration by Thomas Madden.
113 p. Adapted from The importance
of being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde.
© Richard S. Doering; 29Dec67;
DU7O420.
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HASTY NYMPH. See
BEANIE.
HATHA YOGA, by Hari Anderson (Harry D.
Anderson, Jr. 13 1. Recording
script. © Harry (Hari) D. Anderson,
Jr.; 6Jun68; C20659.
THE HAUNTED ASTEROID. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
A HAWK WILL FLY, an original story &
screenplay by Robert A. Madero.
79 1. © Robert Anthony Madero;
29May68; DU71621.
HAWK'S BROOD, by Marie Starr. 60 1.
A play. An adaptation of Electra of
Euripides. © Marie Starr; 5Mar68;
DU70900.
HE BELONGS TO THE AGES, a play in
three epochs by Edward Thomas Foley.
87 1. © Edward Thomas Foley;
8Jan68; DU70463.
HE WEARS MANY HATS & YOU CAN'T FLY BY
THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS; recording
script for Chevrolet Motor Division
by Jam Handy Organization. 17 1.
© Chevrolet Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 9May68; C20563.
HEADS OR TAILS; a one act fantasy by
David Lloyd. 91. © David D. T.
Lloyd; 20Jun68; DU71837.
THE HEART IS KING, an historical
incident in three acts by Franklyn
MacGregor, pseud. of Eugene R.
Black, Jr. lv. © Eugene R. Black,
Jr.; lApr68; DU71206.
HEAVEN AND ITS WONDERS AND HELL, a
film script by Will Lee Doyle,
seud. of William A. Doyle.
3 1. Based on the book by Emmanuel
Swedenborg. © William A. Doyle;
17Jan68; DU70606.
HEAVEN'S WITHIN, a musical comedy in
two acts by Elizabeth L. Glen.
72 1. Book & lyrics for 1 song.
© Elizabeth Louise Glen; 18Mar68;
DU71009.
HELLO, DOLLY! Book by Michael Stewart,
music & lyrics by Jerry Herman.
Based on Tne matchmaker, by Thorton [sic]
Wilder. DBS Publications. 116 p.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only. © Mi-
chael Stewart & Jerry Herman; 3May68
(in notice: 1966); 4991956.
HELLO OUT THERE; chamber opera in one
act, music by Jack Beeson, text
adapted from the play by William
Saroyan. New York, Mills Music.
64 p. Vocal score. © Mills Music,
Inc.; 15Sep60; DP6586.
HELP; an original story written &
adapted for television by M. E.
Scanlon. 301. OM. E. Scanlon;
3Jun68; DU71664.
HELP WANTED: FEMALE, by Arlouine Good-
john (Arlouine Goodjohn Wu) 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. © Arlouine Good-
john; 27May68; DU71603.
HELPER, by Ed Bullins. e241.
x08 Ed Bullins; 21Mar68; DU71081.
HELLS OF DANTE, a new play r
Harry Granick. i Vv. es ea
© Harry Granick; 9Apr68; DU71247.
THE HEN PARTY AT THE PUMP, by Kent
Kessinger. 1v. A play. © Kent
Kessinger; 18Jan68; DU70579.
HENRY IV. See
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART ONE, by William
Shakespeare; general introd. by
David G. Pitt; Archibald Young,
introd. New York, Airmont Pub. Co.
143 p.
series, 518) NM: art work & introd.
© Airmont Pub. Co., Inc.; 24Ju167;
A960025.
TH
1]
©
(Airmont Shakespeare classics
DRAMAS
HENRY IV, PART ONE; edited, introduced
& with facing-page notes by Edmund
Fuller. New York, Dell Pub. Co.
(4106) 317 p. (Invitation to Shake-
speare) (The Laurel-leaf library)
5 acts. NM: introd., annotation,
DR ca Ten © Edmund Fuller;
18Jan68; A998982.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART TWO, by William
Shakespeare; general introd. by
David G. Pitt; Zoe Girling, introd.
New York, Airmont Pub. Co. 155 p.
(Airmont Shakespeare classics series,
519) NM: art work & introd. © Air-
mont Pub. Co., Inc.3 24Jul67;
Ag960026.
HENRY VI. See
THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE
SIXTH.
THE SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF KING
HENRY THE SIXTH.
HENRY VI, PART THREE, by William
Shakespeare, edited by Milton Crane.
New York, New American Library.
224 p. (Signet classic Shakespeare,
CT383) NM: introd., compilation &
editorial notes. © Milton Crane;
21Mar68; A983927.
HENRY VIII. See
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
HER IMAGINARY MAN, an irreverent
comedy by Elaine Siebert. lv.
A musical play in 3 acts. Book
& lyrics only. Appl. states prev.
reg. 10Jan63, DU59226. NM: revision
& additions. © Elaine May Siebert;
27Feb68; DU70958.
HER MAJESTY'S COW, written by Harry A.
Brauch. 44 1. Screenplay. Based on
an AP news release, Liverpool, Eng.,
Jan. 17, 1956. © Harry A. Brauch;
10Jun68; DU71628.
HER OPPOSITE NUMBER, a play in five
acts by L. & M. Bush-Fekete. 119 1.
© Leslie Bush-Fekete & Mary Bush-
Fekete; 18Mar68; DU71117.
HERE COME THAT JUDGE; words & music by
Nils R. Salminen. Sheet.
© Nils R. Salminen; 5Ju168; C20704.
HERE WE ARE, ALONE TOGETHER. Sée
THE PEANUT BAG,
HEROIC PIONEER MOTHER. See
ESTHER SHORT.
HEY CLOWN, WHERE'S YOUR FUNNY HAT? By
‘Scott Marlowe. 160 1. A screen-
play. © Scott Marlowe; 28Feb68;
DU70910.
HEY, LIFEGUARD, a 14 week summer
special for television by Sandy
Schaffer (Sanford Schaffer)
Episode no.1l: The secretaries.
62 1. © Sandy Schaffer; 8Apr68;
DU71194.
THE HICKORY STICK, by Judith Morley
Levitan. 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Judith Morley Levitan; 2Feb68;
DU70718.
THE HIDDEN FACES; or, Of man and
woman, love and intrigue. By Irving
Vendigy djvicl 15 seripts.) Appi.
states prev. reg. 30Aug66, DU66689.
NM: revision. © get Vendig
Associates, Inc.; 5Jan68; DU7O449.
HIDEAWAY SALOON, written by Billy H.
Smith. Sheet. Narration.
author: Wild Blue Music.
Blue Music; 8Jan68; C20154.
THE HIDING PLACE, by Herb Blitzstein.
107 1. A screenplay. © Herb
Blitzstein; 13May68; DU71511.
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Recitation.
Jan. — June
HIGH FLYING BIRD MEETS THE FANGED AND
POISONOUS GOLDEN WHIP SERPENT; or,
How would you like a great big kiss!
A film by Milton Moses Ginsberg.
85 1. © Milton Moses Ginsberg;
10May68; DU71501.
HIM. See
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
DIE HIMMELSMECHANIK; Komposition mit
Buehnenbildern von Mauricio Kagel.
[England] Universal Edition (13520)
9p. Libretto & score. © Universal
Edition (London) Ltd.; 6Ju167;
DFO-1574.
HIPPIE LOVED GROOVIE; musical by Joe
Yore. lv. © Joe Yore; 11Apr68;
DU71277.
HIRING A MAID, a skit by Vernon L.
Trapp. 101. © Vernon L. Trapp;
13Jun68; DU71770. '
HISTORY OF COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO.4, ADAMS COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
by Mildred Steiner Woods. 30 1.
© Mildred Steiner Woods; 29Apr68;
C20529.
THE HOAX, by Kevin Davis. 107 1.
A play. © Kevin Robert Davis;
15Apr68; DU71305.
THE HOBBY OF THE 94TH STREET WEST,
an original story written & adapted
for television by Edison Cable.
30 1. © Edison Cable; 26Jan68;
DU7 0677.
HOLD THAT TIGER. See
TIGER BY THE TAIL.
HOLIDAY; 60-second radio spot.
Sheet. Appl. author: Forest Lawn
Memorial-Park Assn. © Forest Lawn
Memorial-Park Assn.; 10Jan68; c20228.
HOLY OLD GOPHER FACE, a one act play
by Gilbert A. Gillespie. 301.
© Gilbert Abraham Gillespie; 17Jun68;
DU71797.
HOLZMANN, by Lonnie Carter. 1 v.
A play. © Lonnie Carter; 12Apr68;
DU7 1288.
THE HOME FRONT, by Ralph Accardo.
lv. Aplay. © Ralph V. Accardo;
7Jun68; DU71729. 5
HOMETOWN SCRAPBOOK, by Bea K. Weather-
wax. lv. © Marian J. Weatherwax;
10Apr68; c20499.
HONEST JOHN; book & lyrics by Landis
Keith, pseud. of Edward Clarence
Shepherd IV. Based on a story by
C. P. Wear. 194 1. 2 acts. Book
& lyrics only. © Edward Clarence
Shepherd IV; 27Jun68; DU71831.
HONK! HONK! A play in three acts by
K. Jones, pseud. of Rimsa Michel.
98 1. Appl. states prev. reg. Apr.-
May 1967, DU68817. NM: additions.
© Rimsa Michel; 3Jun68; DU71684.
HOPE OF THE WORLD; book & lyrics by
Alfred Aiken, music by Vincent
Holland. 2v. A musical play.
© Alfred Aiken & Vincent. Holland;
29Feb68; DU70916.
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL, by Elizabeth
Gregory, pseud. of Elizabeth Gibson,
Charles Bernard Gilford & Maurice
Nugent. Kansas City, Mo., Play House.
48 p. 3 acts. © Elizabeth Gregory;
1Dec64; DP6631.
THE HOPPITY BUNNIES, by Leslie K.
Glassberg. Sheet. Monolog. © Leslie
K. Glassberg; 30Apr68; C20579.
1968
HORATIO, a screenplay by Jesse Stone &
Milton Bowser. lv. © Milton
Bowser & Jesse Stone; 19Apr68;
DP6723.
HOROSCOPE; or, Zodiac. An original
Lazarus Siegel. 261. 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Ethel Lazarus
Siegel; 23Feb68; DU70826.
HORRORS OF PEACE. See
THE PIANO TUNER.
THE HORSE OF TROY, by Mary Moore. 1
Script. © Mary Moore; 13Jun68;
c20681.
HOT, COLD, BLACK, YELLOW. 214.
(Reading words in context, 10) A
recording script. Appl. author:
Borg-Warner Corp.
3Nov67; C20409.
THE HOUR OF DESTINY, by Oliver Sanford
Wright. 94 1. A play in 4 acts.
© Oliver Sanford Wright; 29Jan68;
DU70686.
THE HOUSE AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD, by
Sheila Coutts Sofian. 24 1.
A play. © Sheila Coutts Sofian;
13Mar68; DU71019.
HOUSE DETECTIVE, an original story
written & adapted for television
by Sylvio B. Troianello. 311.
© Sylvio B. Troianello; 26Jan68;
DUT 0676.
THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES, by John
Guare, music & lyrics by John Guare.
lv. 2 acts. © John Guare; 15Jan68;
DU70683.
HOW COURTLY LOVE CAME TO GALINGALE IN
FRIAR TOM'S RELIC BAG AND DEPARTED
SURREPTITIOUSLY ON HORSEBACK, by
Polly R. Swensen. 87 1. A play in
3 acts. © Polly R. Swensen; 1Mar68;
pu70918.
Musical comedy in
three acts by Carmen Dell, pseud. of
Salvatore Del Sesto. 105 1. Based
on Tartuffe, by Moliere. © Carmen
Dell; 24Apr68; DU71392.
HOW DO YOU SEE YOURSELF? A Christian
Science lecture by Georgina Tennant.
Folder. © Georgina Tennant; 4Dec67;
c20269.
HOW DID IT HAPPEN?
HOW PEOPLE COMMUNICATE; film script by
William R. Sears. Apr. 1, 1967.
lv. ©Sears & Co.; 22Jan68; Cc20229.
HOW PETER COTTONTAIL GOT HIS NAME,
by Susan Lang. 7 1. © Hill &
Range Songs, Inc.; 18Apr68; C20531.
HOW SECURE ARE YOU? A Christian
Science lecture by Paul K. Wavro.
4p. © Paul K. Wavro; 29Feb68;
Cc20450.
HOW SOFT, HOW GENTLE, MY WIFE'S
CARESSING HANDS. See
COMEDY '68.
HOW TO BE A GRADUATE; program no.3 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield.
(Hello echo series) A television
seript. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20200.
HOW TO BE HAPPY WHILE BREATHING, by
Irving Vendig. 1291. A play in 2
acts. © Irving Vendig Associates,
Ine.; 17Jun68; DU71813.
HOW TO CREATE CRIMINALS AND INCREASE
THE CRIME RATE, by Charles Thomas.
7 1. A play. © Charles Thomas;
8Jan68; DU70461.
HOW TO HELP THE CUSTOMER; recording
script for National Gypsum Co. by
Jam Handy Organization. 361.
© National Gypsum Co.; 9May68;
c20562.
musical comedy, book & lyrics by Ethel
© Borg-Warner Corp.;
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
HOW TO KEEP SHEEP WITHOUT GETTING
SHEARED. See
LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER.
HOW TO STOP SMOKING IN THE SELF-HEALTH
SERIES, by Jo Coudert. lv.
Recording script. © Jo Coudert;
2Feb68; 020298. i
HOW WE MAY HELP, by Henry May, Jr.
3 1. © Henry May, Jr.; 1Mar68;
C20371.
Vv.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A GREAT BIG KISS.
See
HIGH FLYING BIRD ME=TS THE FANGED
AND POISONOUS GOLDEN WHIP SERPENT.
THE HUB, by Brandon James, pseud. of
Margaret J. Collins. lv. A play
in 2 acts. © Margaret (Brandon
James) Collins; 2Jan68; DU7O432.
HUDSON'S BAY MAN; script for an histori-
cal musical play about Dr. John
McLoughlin ... based on the historical
drama Sitkum Siwash by Helen Krebs
Smith, edited & adapted by Helen K.
Smith & Harriet L. Smith. 401.
2 acts. Book only. Appl. states
prev. reg. as Sitkum Siwash, 6Feb68,
DU67791. NM: revision & addition.
© Helen Krebs Smith & Harriet Louise
Smith; 3Jun68; DU71593.
HUGGER-MUGGER OVER $1.67, a comedy in
three acts by Edward Sherby. lv.
© Edward Sherby; 5Feb68; DU70726.
A HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS TO ESCAPE,
a musical tale by Sidney Lippman.
17 p- © Sidney Lippman; 9May68;
DU7 1490.
THE HUNDRED HELLS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
by Richard Doane Blinn, pseud. of
Richard Cadwell Pheatt. 81 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Richard Cadwell
Pheatt; 19Jan68; DU70824.
HUNGULA CHEECH; created & written by
Gene T.. Montefiore. Hungula Cheech
at the annual AA meeting & Hungula
Cheech at the half-time pep talk.
1 v. © Gene T. Montefiore; 4Jan68;
DU7O483.
HUNGULA CHEECH AT THE ANNUAL AA MEETING,
See
HUNGULA CHEECH.
HUNGULA CHEECH AT THE HALF-TIME PEP
TALK. See
HUNGULA CHEECH,
HUNTER AND THE BIRD. See
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS.
HURRICANE, by Wandell Allegood. 81.
A recording pouene | © Wandell
Allegood; 15May68; C20585.
HURRY, HARRY, HURRY, a study in non-
social drinking by Dave Koretz (David
Koretz) 36 p. (Plays for reading)
3 acts. © David Koretz; 4Apr68;
A983686.
HYDE; book by Nikolas Dante, pseud. of
Ronald Morales, music by Addy Fieger
(Adeline Fiezer, Adeline Fieger),
lyrics by Caryl Young, pseud. of
Caryl McEwen. 1v. A musical play
in 2 acts. Based upon Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
© Adeline Fieger, Caryl Young & Nick
Dante; 11Mar68; bu70oha.
HYPERTHYROIDISM, by Ralph A. Shaw,
lecturer. 1v. Recording script.
© Medi-Disc, Inc.; 2Feb68; Cc20290.
HYPOCRITE. See
LE TARTUFFE.
19
I
I BELIEVE YOU, MR. KARMIKEL, by Henry
Philler. 311. A play. © Henry A.
Philler; 19Jan68; DU70591.
I CAN DO IT ALONE, a discussion
starter play by Arthur L. Zapel, Jr.
8 p. Appl. author: Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc., employer for hire.
© Arthur Meriwether, Inc.; 15Aug67;
DP6576.
I CAN NO LONGER STAY WITH YOU, a screen-
play by Adam Crane (Richard C. Crane)
& Donald Hastings. 123 1. © Adam
Crane & Donald Hastings; 15Jan68;
DU7O544.
I COULDA, I WOULDA, I SHOULDA, a comedy
by Irving Gaumont. lv. 3 acts.
© Irving Gaumont; 31May68; DU71630.
I GIVETH AND GIVETH, a new comedy in
two acts by Phoebe & Henry Ephron.
lv. © Henry Ephron & Phoebe
Ephron; 6May68; DU71458.
I HEAR YA KNOCKIN! BUT YA CAN'T COME
IN, a play with music by Chris
Tongo. 961. 3 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Chris Longo;
15Feb68; DU70821.
I KNEW MISS KEARNEY, by Anne Walpole.
80 1. A screenplay. © Anne Walpole;
20Jun68; DU71832.
I KNOW YOU DON'T WANT TO STOP, AND
IT MAY JUST BE MY LUNATIC TIC, BUT
DIDN'T THAT SIGN BACK THERE SAY
USED CARS FOR SOLE (sic) (sic)
THE RESIDENT ASSASSIN.
See
I MISS YOU WHEN YOU'RE HERE, a play by
Lee Leonard. lv. 3 acts.
© Lee Leonard; 6Mar68; DU70960.
I NEVER FOUND AN EASTER EGG, a play in
two acts by G. E. Newman. 56 1.
© Giedys Eloise Newman; 13May68;
DU71508.
I SHOULD BREAKFAST IN BED WITH A NYMPH,
a play in one act by Stanford Kopit.
38 1. © Stanford Kopit; 18Mar68;
DU71061.
I THOUGHT YOU'D NEVER ASK; an original
screenplay (comedy) by William Case.
83 1. © William Richard Case;
10Jun68; DU71740.
I WISH I COULD SEE WHERE I WERE GOING;
another satirical revue of life and
the church by James C. Huffstutler.
1v. With music. Appl. states prev.
reg. as Issues of import, 1962.
© James C. Huffstutler; 5May68;
DP6714.
I WISH I HAD A RECORD, a record for
mothers and their young by Judith
Sobel Peck. 61. Script. © Judith
Sobel Peck; 13Feb68; C20313.
IBID, by Jeannette Clift. 44 1.
A play. © Jeannette Clift; 7May68;
DU71471.
IDEAL STRUCTURED READING TAPES.
BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS.
CLASSIFICATION - OPPOSITES - SEQUENCE.
INITIAL AND FINAL CONSONANTS.
READING - WRITING READINESS.
SYLLABLE RULE, ACCENT CLUE.
VOWELS.
WORD BUILDING.
See
IDEAS, KEY TO CREATIVE SELLING; record-
ing script for J. I. Case Co. by Jam
Handy Organization. 24 1. OJ. I.
Case Co.; 29Jan68; Cc20251.
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IDEAS, KEY TO CREATIVE SELLING; record-
ing script for J. I. Case Co. by Jam
Handy Organization. 201. OJ. TI.
Case Co.; 29Jan68; c20255.
THE IDIOT SAVANTS, a play by Alex
Byron, pseud. of Alex Schwartz.
421. 10 scenes. © Alex Byron;
21May68; DU7156e2.
IDYLLS OF THE KING; selections, by
Alfred Lord Tennyson. Camelot; book
& lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, music by
Frederick Loewe. Based on The once
and future king, by T. H. White. Ed-
ited, with an introd. & notes by Al-
lan Knee. New York, Dell Pub. Co.
(3948) 255 p. (Laurel-leaf library)
Appl. author: Dell Pub. Co., Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: introd. &
notes. © Dell Pub. Co.; 16Feb67;
4998993.
IF IS A CROOKED LETTER, by John David
Fitzgerald, Jr. 211. A play.
© John David Fitzgerald, Jr.;
17Jun68; DU71816.
IF NANCY HANKS CAME BACK AS A GHOST.
See
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS.
IF YOU KNEW SUZIE. See
SUZIE RAPER, CATTLE QUEEN.
IF YOU WERE ONLY RICH, HARRY, a one
act play written by Burton Snyder.
16 1. © Burton Snyder; 20Feb68;
DU7TO841.
IGNATZIAD. See
THE ASSUALT OF EVEREST.
IL EST ARRIVE; variation sur un tres
vieux theme de Miodrag Bulatovic;
traduite du serbo-croate par Claude
Bailly. Paris, Editions du Seuil.
136 p. 3 actes. © Editions du
Seuil; 30Sep67; DFO-1579.
I'LL NOT STUDY WAR NO MORE, by Saint
Carrol, pseud. of Carrie Rasin.
Sheet. Lecture. © Carrie Rasin;
29Mar68; C20468. :
I'LL SAVE YOU AS IF YOU WERE MY OWN
FLESH. See
THE CONQUEROR.
I'M COMING HOME, by Dorothy Norwood.
Sheet. NM: addition. © Herman
Lubinsky d.b.a. Planemar Music Co.;
14Mar68; Cc2042h,
I'M NOT AFRAID OF FRIDAY; synopsis of
a screenplay by Margaret W. Buchen.
77 1. © Le Doux Corp.; 30Apr68;
DU71338.
I'M OLSON, YOU'RE KRIBBEL! A screen-
play by Joe Singer (Joseph singer)
1211. © Joseph Singer; 17Jun68;
DU71806.
I'M REALLY HERE, See
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS.
I'M SORRY, I'LL READ THAT AGAIN;
transcribed from a recording by radic
direction telediphone unit by Oddie
Garden, pseud. of Bill Oddie. lv.
© British Broadcasting Corp.;
QFeb68; C20307.
IMAGE; an original shooting script &
screenplay by Robert Carl Cohen. 1
v. Book & lyrics only. © Robert
Carl Cohen; 21Jun68; DU71788.
IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. See
HAS ANYONE HERE SEEN EARNEST.
THE IMPOSSIBLE ISLE, a musical fantasy
for children of all ages in two acts.
Book, O. Arthur Hertel; music &
lyrics, Carl Kulkman. lv.
© O. Arthur Hertel & Carl Kulkman;
29May68; DU71620.
DRAMAS
IMPROMPTU DE BELLAC. See
THEATRE D'ARRIERE-GARDE,
THE IMPROPER BOSTONIAN; original
screenplay by Ken Loring, pseud. of
Kenneth W. Wenning. 150 1.
© Ken Loring (Kenneth W. Wenning) ;
5Jun68; DU71709.
IN A STEW (CHICKEN THAT IS) By Junior
Samples & Cliff Williamson. Sheet.
Recitation. © Peach Music, Inc.;
3Jun68; C20639.
IN MARTYRDOM; one act play by Bel-
Angelo, pseud. of Henry W. Bates.
13 1. © Henry W. Bates; 24Jan68;
DU70636.
IN MY IMAGE, by C. David Austin.
A play in 2 acts.
13May68; DU71509.
lv.
© C. Davis Austin;
IN SEARCH OF LUCIFER, by Peter Blair,
pseud. of Peter Bashkiroff. 1 v.
A screenplay. © Peter Bashkiroff;
14Mar68; DU70996.
IN SILENCE, a play in mime by James
AGriener. 14 1. 8 scenes.
© James Alden Griener; 16Nov67;
DU7O492.
IN THE AMERICAN GALLERY, by Kent
Kessinger. 35 1. A Siar a
© Kent Kessinger; 22May68; DU71569.
IN THE BEGINNING, 5 one act plays by
Stanford Kopit. 1v. © Stanford
Kopit; 22Jan68; DU70602.
IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS BLACK, by
J. A. Yearwood. 27 1. A play in
2 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
19Feb68, DU70830. NM: revision.
© J. A. Yearwood; 3Jun68; DU71689.
IN TRANSIT, a play by Leslie Edgley.
lv. 3 acts. © Leslie Edgley;
8apr68; DU71227.
IN TWENTY-FIVE WORDS OR LESS, a play in
two acts and a scene by R. M. Gamble.
lv. © Robert M. Gamble; 25Jun68;
DU71865.
IN TWENTY WORDS OR LESS, a play in two
acts by John M. BYENE ; 89 1.
© John M. Byrne; 8Apr68; DU71235.
THE INCREDIBLE STANDING MAN AND HIS
FRIENDS, a farce in one act by
Dennis J. Reardon. 49 1. © Dennis
J. Reardon; 4Mar68; DU70932.
THE INDIAN RING, by Ronald A. Garbin.
lv. A play in 1l scenes. © Ronald
_ Alexander Garbin; 19Feb68; DU70837.
THE INDIAN RING, by Ronald A. Garbin.
lv. A play in 12 scenes. Appl.
states prev. reg. 19Feb68, DU70837.
NM: revision & additions. © Ronald
Alexander Garbin; 4Jun68; DU71694.
THE INDIAN WANTS THE BRONX, a play by
Israel Horovitz. 43 1. © Israel
Horovitz; 2Jan68; DU7O417.
INDIANGIVERS, by David Dozer.
65 1. A screenplay. © David Dozer;
29Dec67; DUTO564.
THE INDIVIDUAL'S RESOURCES FOR HIS OWN
DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION,
a series of lectures ... by Lester F.
Zerfoss. lv. 3 lectures. © Lester
F. Zerfoss; 13May68; C20574.
INDOOR SPORT. See
THE MAIN ATTRACTION.
INDUSTRIAL DISEASES OF THE LUNG, ACUTE
DISORDERS, by William B. Blumenthal,
lecturer. lv. Recording script.
© Medi-Disc, Inc.; 2Feb68; c20296.
INGENUITY, Jerry Heymann. 20 1.
A play. © Jerry Heymann; 31May68;
DU71632.
Jan. — June
THE INHERITOR, by T. A. Czolowski &
J. H. Taft. 115 1. A screenplay.
© Tadeusz A. J, E. Czolowski & Joseph
H. Taft; 20Mar68; DU71051.
INITIAL AND FINAL CONSONANTS, by
Roberta La Coste, Alvera B. Meighan &
Dorothy Craig. 1v. Recording
scripts. (Idea structured reading
tapes, series st) © Ideal School
Supply Co.; 5Jan68; c20176.
THE INNER CIRCLES, by Joanna Russ.
13 1. A play. Adapted from a story
by Fritz Leiber. © Joanna Russ;
13Mar68; DU70978.
THE INQUISITIVE FANTASY; or, Did they
live happily ever after? A snoop
into the privacy of Cinderella and
her prince. Book & ‘lyrics by Maurice
Barrett; musical score by Pierre
De Reeder. 1v. © Mrs. Pierre De
Reeder (Katharine) & Mrs. Daniels;
11lJun68; DU71649.
INSTANT TEA, by M. V. Leibert & Erle
MeClintic (Erle McClintic Mulherin)
60 1. A musical in 15 scenes. nee
states prev. reg. 23Jan67, DU67688.
NM: additions & revisions. © Erle
McClintic & M. V. Leibert; 24Jun68;
DU71881.
THE INTEGRATORS, a comedy in one act
by Norman Mark. New York, S. French.
33 p. © Norman Barry Mark; 30Dec66;
DP6694.
THE INTELLECTUALS AND POVERTY: CASE
STUDY OF A CULT IN POWER, by John
B. Parrish. 48 1. Lecture.
© John B. Parrish; 31May68; Cc20633.
THE INTER-AMERICAN PEACE COMMITTEE:
ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITIES;
paper prepared for delivery by
Elmer Anthony De Shazo. Preliminary
draft. 531. © Elmer Anthony
De Shazo; 1l0Apr68; c20534.
INTERDIT AU PUBLIC, de Jean Marsan,
pseud. of Jean Strett. [Paris]
3 acts. (In L'Avant-scene, Jan. 1,
1968, p.10-40) © Jean Marsan;
1Jan68; DFO-1593.
INTERMEZZO, by Jean Giraudoux; trans-
lated by Alex Szogyi. lv. A play
in 5 acts. © Alex Szogyi; 3Jan68;
DU7O413.
INTERNATIONAL THEMES PLAYS FOR JUNIOR
ACTORS. See
THE -YEAR-AROUND BAZAAR.
INTERPERSONAL EXERCISES FOR SMALL
GROUPS, by Betty Berzon & Lawrence
N. Solomon. lv. Script. Appl.
author: Western Behavioral, Sciences
Institute, employer for hire. © Wes-
tern Behavioral Sciences Institute;
20Jun68; Cc20680.
INTOXICATED AUTOMOBILE, by Junior
Samples & Cliff Williamson.
Sheet. Recitation. © Peach Music,
Inc.; 3dun68; c20634.
INTRANSIGENCIA; guion cinematografico
teatral de Gabriel Moreno-Burgos
Suarez. 1011. 2 acts. © Gabriel
Moreno-Burgos Suarez; 19Mar68;
DU7 1077.
INTRODUCTION TO THE ROLE OF THE CONSO-
NANTS AND THE PATTERN OF INTONATION ,
by Carl Joseph Erickson. 2 sheets.
© Carl Joseph Erickson; 18Mar68;
ceo44 1,
THE INVADER, by Peter Maugh, pseud. of
Benjamin David. 881. A play in
e acts. © Benjamin David; 8apr68;
DU7 1279.
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INVENTOR ANONYMOUS, created by Joel
Burns, written by Joellyn & Joel
Burns. 381. A Play. © Joel A.
Burns; 20Dec67; DU7O421.
THE INVENTOR OF WORK, by Harry N.
Murray. 91. © Harry N. Murray;
30Jan68; c20281.
THE INVESTMENT BALLOON, a one act skit
by Fernande Gardner Alexander.
15 1. © Fernande Gardner Alexander;
12Feb68; DU70739.
AN INVITATION TO THE BANQUET FEAST OF
THE MESSIAH, by Doris Gilman. New
York, Women's League of the National
Council of Young Israel. (Plays for
Synagogue sisterhood groups, vol.l,
no.3) 7 1. A musical play. Book &
lyrics only. Appl, author: Women's
League, National Council of Young
Israel, employer for hire. © Women's
League, National Council of Young
Israel; 27Dec67; DP6708.
TPHIGENIA, a tragedy. A full length
drama in two acts and thirteen scenes
by Ruth Block. 1v. © Ruth Block;
12Jun68; DU71761.
TPHIGENIA AT AULIS. See
AT AULIS.
THE IRISH WILDERNESS, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Earl R. Bale. 311.
© Earl R. Bale; 26Jan68; DU70675.
TRON NIGHTGOWN. See
THE LADY IS NOT FOR KINSEY.
IS ADVENTURE YOUR DISH, by Seth Weeks.
NaVise ag paey in 23 scenes. © Seth
Weeks; 18Mar68; DU71064.
IS MARVIN, a play in one act by Roberta
Ellen Schottland. 23 1. Adapted
in part from the novel Mindswap, by
Robert Sheckley. © Roberta Ellen
Schottland; 27Mar68; DU71141.
IS THAT A WAY TO DRESS, by Harris
Freedman. 1321. A play.
© Harris Freedman; 17Jun68; DU71735.
ISLAND, by Sheila Coutts Sofian, music
by Yvette Robinson Austin. 1 v.
A play with music. © Sheila Coutts
Sofian & Yvette Robinson Austin;
30Apr68; DU71414.
ISMENE, a play in three acts by Henry
J. Iancovici. 64 1. © Henry J.
Tancovici; 22Jan68; DU70705.
ISSUES OF IMPORT. See
I WISH I COULD SEE WHERE I WERE
GOING.
IT ALL HAPPENED IN OTTAWA. See
ADAMANT EVE.
IT CAN BE ARRANGED, by E. Bleich.
84.1. A screenplay. © Eli Furie
Bleich; 4Mar68; DU70930.
IT WENT THATAWAY, by Willie C. Shipman.
Yh. A PLAY © Willie C. Shipman;
37u168; DU71868.
IT'S A FREE COUNTRY, by Charles W.
Smiley. 1 v. A play in 2 acts.
© Charles W. Smiley; 12Jun68; DU71759.
IT'S ALL FOR THE KIDS, a musical comedy
by Robert Wacker, Jr. lv. 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Robert
Wacker, Jr.; 9Apr68; DU71242.
IT'S CALLED THE SUGAR PLUM, a play by
Israel Horovitz. Dramatists Play
Service. 38 p. Appl. states prev.
reg. 27Nov67, DU70136. NM: additions
& revision. © Israel Horovitz;
183un68; DP6730.
IT'S EASY, a farce in three acts by
John Campbell & Donald Branham.
61 1. © John Campbell & Donald
Branham; 4Apr68; A983230.
IT'S HAPPENING NOW, BABY! A discussion
starter play by Arthur L. Zapel, Jr.
11 p. Appl. author: Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc, employer for hire.
© Arthur Meriwether, Inc.; 15Aug67;
DP6575.
IT'S IN THE STARS, a new musical
* comedy; music by Mike Kohl (Michael
Kohl) book & lyrics by David Hammar-
strom. 1v. From a story conceived
by Mike Kohl & David Hammarstrom.
© David Lewis Hammarstrom & Michael
A. Kohl; 7Feb68; DU7O749.
IT'S MORNING, WHAT NOW DAD? By John
Bizgios! “aul. iA play © John
Bizzios; 26Jun68; DU71874.
IT'S MY LIFE! A stewardship musical
revue in six scenes by Guin Ream
Tuckett. St. Louis, Bethany Press.
32 p. © Bethany Press; 200ct67;
A960877.
IT'S MY TOWN, a television musical;
book & music by Robert Goodman,
lyrics by Ronald Peters. lv.
© Robert E. Goodman & Ronald T.
Peters; 5Feb68; DU70722.
IT'S NATURAL, ISN'T IT? A play by
Marjorie Appleman. 199 1. 2 acts.
© Marjorie Appleman; 14Mar68;
DU7 1026.
IT'S STILL A MATTER OF DEGREES. 30 1.
Filmscript. Appl. author: Coca-Cola
Co. © Coca-Cola Co.; 15May68;
c20580.
I'VE BEEN EXPECTING YOU, a comedy in
three acts by Lottie Guttry. lv.
© Mrs. John S. Guttry; 23Apr68;
DU7 1310.
I'VE BEEN TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP; speech
by Martin Luther King, Jr. 121.
© Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.;
6May68; C20550.
THE J Q., PROFESSOR AND THE WHAT'S
LINE ACT, by John W. Kurtz. 5 1.
Monolog. © John W. Kurtz; 11Apr68;
C20488 .
JACK BENNY BLISTERS. Sheet. Script.
Appl. author: Bradlees, Inc.
© Bradlees, Inc.; 18Mar68; C20437.
JACK BENNY COP. Sheet. Script.
Appl. author: Bradlees, Inc.
© Bradlees, Inc.; 16Mar68; C20434.
JACK BENNY GARDEN. Sheet. Script.
Appl. author: Bradlees, Inc.
© Bradlees, Inc.; 18Mar68; C20438.
JACK BENNY GOLF. Sheet. Script.
Appl. author: Bradlees, Inc.
© Bradlees, Inc.; 18Mar68; C20436.
JACK BENNY LAB, by Bradlees. Sheet.
Dialogue. © Bradlees, Inc.;
18Mar68; c204352.
JACK BENNY MEETING. Sheet. Script.
Appl. author: Bradlees, Inc.
© Bradlees, Inc.; 18Mar68; C20439.
JACK BENNY OPENING. Sheet. Script.
Appl. author: Bradlees, Inc.
© Bradlees, Inc.; 18Mar68; C20433.
JACK BENNY RAQUEL, by Bradlees.
Sheet. Dialogue. © Bradlees, Inc.;
18Mar68; C20435.
JACK-IN-THE-BOX, a revelation by
Lyle Kessler. 12 1. © Lyle
Kessler; 8May68; DU71479.
JACK-JACK, a play in two acts by Megan
Terry. 1 v. © Megan Terry; 18Jun68;
DUT 1820.
21
JACK N'S AWFUL DEMANDS, a farce in one
act by Jonathan Levy. 211. © Jon-
athan F. Levy; 27Jun68; DU71876.
JAIL GAME, by Barbara Barrett, pseud.
of Rose Lynch. 27 1. A play.
© Rose Lynch; 28Feb68; DU7O0909.
JAILBIRD, by Junior Samples & Cliff
Williamson. Sheet. Recitation.
© Peach Music, Inc.; 3Jun68;
C20637.
JAKE CHAMBERLAIN. Story no.l. By
Theresa Worman. Sheet. © Dial-A-
Story, Inc.; 8Apr68; c20496.
JEAN; piece en deux actes de Uccio
Esposito-Torrigiani. [Paris]
Gallimard. 141 p. (Le Manteau
d'arlequin) © Editions Gallimard;
14Nov67; DFO-1581.
JENNY LOVE, by Bubba Fowler. Sheet.
© Cedarwood Pub. Co., Inc.; 27Dec67;
c20248.
JESUS CHRIST, THE SON OF MAN, by
Robert N. Scott. 161. © Robert
Norman Scott; 7May68; C20533.
THE JESUS MAN, a play in three acts
by Mari-jo Neola. 157 1. © Mari-jo
Neola; 3Jun68; DU71677.
JIM REEVES NARRATES THE STORY OF HIS
LIFE. See
YOURS SINCERELY, JIM REEVES.
JIM'S FAIRY TALES OF FAIRYLAND, U.S.A.
Pt.1-8. By James McGhee Johnson.
lv. Monolog. © James McGhee
Johnson; 10Jun68; C20631.
JOANNA, a drama in three acts by Ruth
Haggin Cole, adapted by Ruth Musser
& Shelley Doddridge. 1 v. aRe ae
states prev. reg. 15Feb32, D14511
NM: adaptation & revision. © Ruth
Musser & Shelley Doddridge; 26Jun68;
DU71873.
JOCASTA, a tragedy in five acts by
Frederick Mason. 831. © Frederick
Griswold Mason, Jr.; 9Apr68; DU71241.
JOEY'S LETTER; lyric by Jeanne Castle.
21. © Metric Music Co.; 26Dec67;
c20420.
JOEY'S PRAYER; lyric by Jeanne Castle.
Sheet. © Metric Music Co.;
26Dec67; C20421.
JOHN ADAMS, by David M. Kaufman.
27 1. A play. © David M. Kaufman;
14Feb68; DU7O734.
JOHNNY SEMOLINA, a long play in 3 acts
by Lee De Blanc. The 1. © Lee
De Blane; 29Feb68; DU70914.
JOIN HANDS, a musical play by Robert
T. Oliphant. 1v. © Robert T.
Oliphant; 14Jun68; DU71795.
THE JOKE IS ON YOU, by Tom Whitman.
3.1. (See and say series, I-39-4
© American Book Co.; 11lJun68; C20685.
JOLIE, by Pearl Sieben. ll4 1. A
musical play in 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Pearl Sieben; 6May68;
DU71455.
JONAH; opera-cantata for stage or
concert use by Hugo Cole. London,
Novello. 106 p. Vocal score.
© Novello & Co., Ltd.; 29Dec67;
DFO-1583.
THE JONESES; or, Keeping up with the
Joneses. A half hour television
comedy Py Steven Hill & Herbert
Leder. 21. © Steven Hill &
Herbert Leder; 15Apr68; DU71295.
JORNADA, by Dick Wright (Richard S.
Wright) 111. Aplay. © Richard
S. Wright; 21Mar68; DU71087.
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22
JOSH & JILL, an original screenplay
1
by Mitchell D. Clogg. 4 r
© Mitchell D. Clogg; 15Feb68;. DU70795.
JOSHUA THE REBEL, by Tama Dayan.
18 1. A play in 3 acts. © Tama
Dayan; 24Apr68; DU71362.
LA JOURNEE D'UNE REVEUSE, de Copi,
pseud. of Raoul Damonte, Christian
Bourgois, editeur. [Paris] 115 p.
2 acts. © Christian Bourgois;
12Febd68; DFO-1594.
JOURNEY OF THE MAGI.
NO LONGER AT EASE.
See
JOURNEY TO THE SKY, by Kenneth Oscar
Anderson. 601. A screenplay.
© Ken Anderson Films, Inc.; 4Mar68;
DU70899.
THE JOYFUL MYSTERY, a musical dance
drama by Edgar A. Cock. 37 p.
7 movements. Appl. author: Arthur
Meriwether, Inc., employer for hire.
© Arthur Meriwether, Inc.; 20Sep67;
DP6626.
JUDAS, written by Billy H. Smith.
Sheet. Narration. Appl. author:
Wild Blue Music. © Wild Blue Music;
83an68; C20156.
JULIUS SEES HER IN ROME, GEORGIA,
a new musical comedy, book & music by
Edward Boatner, lyrics by Loften
Mitchell. 2v. 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 90ct56, DUI3248.
NM: addition & revision. © Edward
Boatner; 23Jan68; DU7O704.
JULY 3, 1863, a play by Stuart Lyons.
721. 3 acts. © Stuart Lyons;
12Feb68; DU70766.
JUNGLE BOOK. See
RUNNING FREE.
JUNIOR FOILS THE GAME WARDEN, by
Junior Samples & Cliff Wiliiamson.
Sheet. Recitation. © Peach Music,
Inc.; 3Jun68; c20636.
JUNIOR TAKES TO THE AIR, by Junior
Samples & Cliff Williamson. Sheet.
Recitation. © Peach Music, Inc.;
3Jun68; Cc20638.
THE JUNKYARD, a play in two acts by
Harland L. Baker. 561. © Harland
Lee Baker; 15Jan68; DU70484.
JUNY, a dramatic monologue by Martha
A. Fuentes. 31. © Martha A. Fuen-
tes; 24Jun68; DU71856.
JURAMENTADO, by Charles Hayes. 37 l.
A play in 2 acts. © Charles Hayes
Henry; 26Dec67; DU7O407.
JUST ACROSS THE STREET, a musical play,
book & lyrics by Edward H. Devany,
music by Lutz Mayer. lv. 2 acts.
Book & Iyrics only. © Edward Heath
Devany; 4Jun68; DU71589.
JUST LIKE IN REAL LIFE, a day in
TV land by Emery Nemethy. 12 1.
A screenplay. Appl. states prev.
reg. Apr65, DU62555. NM: addition &
revision. © Emery Nemethy; 12Feb68;
DU70760. :
JUST PUSH THE BUTTON, a satiric tragedy
in four acts by Elsa Con. 46 1.
© Elsa H. Con; 23Feb68; DU70860.
JUST SO STORIES, by Coronet Instruction-
al Films. 1v. Recording scripts.
© Coronet Instructional Films,
a division of Esquire, Inc.;
29Mar68; Cc20461.
JUST STOP IT! By Tom Whitman. 311.
(See and say series, 1239-3 © An-
erican Book Co.; 11lJun68; C20693.
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DRAMAS
JUST WHO ARE YOU CALLING HONEY? By
Paul Avila Mayer. 111. © Paul
Avila Mayer & New York City Jaycees,
Inc.; 22Apr68; DU71379.
K
KABALE DER SCHEINHEILIGEN.
MOLIERE.
See
KAKKAUN HANANIM (God's power at hand)
A lecture on Christian Science by
William Henry Alton. 131. Title
romanized. Appl. states prev. reg.
21Mar66, C18456. NM: translation.
© William Henry Alton; 18Sep67;
c1ig994o.
KALONYMUS, a play in three acts by
Helmut Meyer. 184 1. © Helmut
Meyer; 5Jan68; DU7O0452.
KA'ME'LE-UN. See
CHAMELEON.
KAMI NO CHIKARA WA SUGU TEJIKANTI.
(God's power at hand) By William
Henry Alton. 6p. Lecture on
Christian Science. Title trans-
literated. Appl. states prev. reg.
21Mar66, C18456. © William Henry
Alton; 4Dec67; c20266.
KATAKT; screenplay by Shimon Wincel-
berg. 201. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1959, DU49397. NM: addition &
revision. © Shimon Wincelberg;
21Febp68; DU70857.
KATZ'S POEM, by Erwin H. Lerner.
45 1. A play in scenes. © Erwin
H. Lerner; 12Jun68; DU71751.
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES.
THE JONESES.
KICK UP YOUR HEELS; songs & sketches by
Robert Durden. 1v. © Robert
Talbot Durden; 3Jun68; C20623.
See
KIDDIE KINGDOM, an original play for
children by Cindy Lee Hill, pseud. of
Betty Fatseas, & Gerry Reiter; origi-
nal words & music ... created &
composed by Cindy Lee Hill & Gerry
Reiter. lv. © Gerry Reiter &
Cindy Lee Hill; 19Apr68; DU71354.
KIDDIES' DAY, by Raffi Arzoomanian.
64 1. A screenplay. © Raffi
Arzoomanian; 15Feb68; DU70793.
KIKI; comedie en trois actes de Marcel
Achard. 3 v. © Marcel Achard;
llJan68; DU70622.
KINDLY DR. JOHN, by James E. Gearheart
& Hamilton O'Hara. 221. Recording
script. © James Gearheart & Hamilton
O'Hara; 3May68; C20526.
KINDLY KING KLOD OF HAM-ALOT, a musical
play in three acts by G. A. Ollos.
lv. Book & lyrics only. OR. B.
Productions, Inc.; 28Dec67; DU70394.
KING HENRY THE FIFTH, by William
Shakespeare; general introd. by
David G. Pitt; Clara Thomas, introd.
New York, Airmont Pub. Co. 152 p.
(Airmont Shakespeare classics series,
517) NM: art work & introd. © Air-
mont Pub. Co., Inc.; 24Ju1673.
A960027.
KING JOHN. See
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING JOHN.
KING LYNDON OF TAXALOT, by George Kaye.
4 1. A monologue. Appl. authors:
George Kaye & William F. Brown.
© George Kaye; 2Jan68; C20210.
Jan. — June
THE KING OF SCHNORRERS, a musical |
comedy in 2 acts by Israel Zangwill;
book by Shimon Wincelberg. 301 1.
3 acts. Book only. © Shimon Wincel-
berg; 9Apr68; DU71251.
play in one act by Jerrold James
Mundis & Robert Edward Leonard.
Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co. 34 p.
© J. J. Mundis & R. E. Leonard;
29Mar68; DP6665.
KING OF THE WILD BAD LANDS; recitation
by Fred Carson. Sheet. © Fred
Carson; llApr68; c20kg2. }
THE KINGDOM OF STUMPS, a three act
play by Mike Major (Michael J.
Major) 114 1. © Michael J.
Major; 17Jan68; DU70614.
THE KINGDOM OF THE TIGER, by Michael
G. Jordan, Jr. 311. <A play in
3 acts, © Michael G. Jordan, Jr.; ’
20Mar68; DU71072.
KING OF THE ICE CREAM MOUNTAIN, a
,
THE KING'S HIGHWAY, by Kenneth Charles /
Erickson. 881. A play. © Kenneth .
Charles Erickson; 25Jun68; DU71866.
KISS AN UGLY MAN, a musical by Henry J. |
Kemp-Blair. 461. 2 acts. Adapted
from the fairy tale Beauty and the
beast. Book & lyrics only. © Henry
J. Kemp-Blair; 1Ju168; DU71842.
KISS, CHILDREN, KISS, a Soviet vaude-
ville in three acts based on Katayev's
Squaring the circle, book by Bill
Galarno. (William Galarno), music &
lyrics by Deed Meyer. lv. Appl.
states prev. reg. l4Jan66, DU64729.
NM: musical adaptation. © William
Galarno &% Deed Meyer; 8Feb68;
A KISS FROM LADY LUCK, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by A. Morton Kaplan. 311.
© A. Morton Kaplan; 26Jan68;
DU7 0674. ;
THE KISS OF LIFE, a comedy in one act
by P. J. Barry. 24 1. © Philip
James Barry; 3Jun68; DU71685.
KITCHEN INTERLUDE. See
THE LADY CONSENTS.
DIE KLINGEL, eine Bagatelle von Oskar
Zemme. Wien, Universal Edition
(14725) 46 p. © Universal Edition,
A.G.3; Q9Nov67; DFO-1612.
A KNIGHT FOR A NIGHT, by Clara S. Rich-
ter. New York, Pageant Press. 160 p.
3 acts. Appl. states first copy-
righted 1959. NM: dedication, ac-
knowledgement, editorial revisions.
© Clara S. Richter; 1May68; A994904.
THE KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE, by
Francis Beaumont, edited by John
Doebler. Lincoln, University of
Nebraska Press. 145 p. (Regents
Renaissance drama series) With music.
NM: Introd., annotation & compilation.
© University of Nebraska Press;
13Nov67; A963640.
KNIGHT'S GAMBIT, a comedy in three acts
by Robert L. Quinn. lv.
© Robert L. Quinn; 21Feb68; DU70856.
KNITTING MACHINES, by Clair M.
Dietrich. 2 sheets. Recording
script. © Kingsbridge Industries;
29Feb68; C20367.
KNUCKLEHEAD RIDES AGAIN, a chancel
play by David Budbill. 7 1.
© David Budbill; 15Feb67; DP6589.
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1968
|KRISTEN VIDENSKAB, VEJEN TIL VIRKSOM
FRED. (Christian Science, the way
of active peace) Et foredrag af
Lela May Aultman. 25 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 18Ju166, C18176.
NM: translation. © Lela May Aultman;
29Jan68; c20238.
KYOFU NO NAI JINSEI. (Life unafraid)
By William Henry Alton. 6 p.
Lecture on Christian Science.
Title transliterated. Appl.
prev. reg. 11Sep64, C17062.
Henry Alton; 4Dec67; C20265.
L
LABYRINTH, a tragedy in five acts by
Neal Waldrop. 711. © Neal A. Wal-
drop III; 21Jun68; DU71850.
States
© Willian
THE LADY CONSENTS, three one act plays
by Chas. A. Pulaski. The elevator;
Kitchen interlude; The Dinwiddie
employment agency. 1v. © Charles
A. Pulaski; 20May68; DU71552.
THE LADY IS NOT FOR KINSEY; or, The
iron nightgown. A play by Albert B.
Gerber. 861. 2 acts. © Albert B.
Gerber; 1Feb68; DP6635.
THE LADY WHO LOOKED LIKE THE STATUE OF
LIBERTY; TV comedy in three acts by
Robert H. Badrig. 921. A musical
screenplay. Book & lyrics only.
© Robert Hogrogian Badrig; 20May68;
DU71497 .
THE LADY WITH THE BLACK BUTTON SHOES;
an original story written & adapted
for television by Berniece Relfe.
30 1. © Berniece H. Relfe; 3Jun68;
DU71662.
LADYBIRD AS PRESIDENT, for TV presenta-
tion. 81. A script. © Richard W.
Bullard; 28Feb68; C20366.
|
| LADYBUG'S GARDEN, by Catherine M.
Stampalia & H. W. Cunningham. 111.
| A musical play. Book only. © Cather-
|
|
|
ine M, Stampalia & H. W. Cunningham;
5Feb68; DU70819.
LAFFERTY CHEVROLET, by Eugene Robert
Tanz. Sheet. Script. © Cox &
Tanz Advertising Agency; 5Feb68;
€20300.
LAMB AND GRAPE LEAVES; written by J.
Tyson Tildon & Kenneth S. Luchs.
96 1. A play. © Kenneth S. Luchs
& J. Tyson Tildon; 9May68; DU71495.
_ LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER; or, How to keep
' sheep without getting sheared.
A Mellerdrammer [sic] of the old West
of less than blissfully anonymous
origin by Paul Pitzer, Allen Schwab,
William Wilmot, Douglas Kaya, Jr. &
| Jonathan Abarbanel. 331. © Allen
Schwab.& Paul Pitzer; 11Mar6s8;
DUTO947.
A LAMENT; arranged for Readers!
Theatre by Harry Bartron. 231.
_ Aplay. © Harry Bartron; lApr68;
| DU71181.
_ A LAMENT FOR SONNY; story & music by
Ron Everett (Ronald M. Everett)
33 1. A play in 8 scenes. © Ronald
M. Everett; 26Feb68; DU70816.
_ A LAMENTABLE DISPOSITION, a comedy in
two acts by Craig D. Clinton. 731.
© Craig D. Clinton; 7May68; DU71470.
LAMENTATION ON A HIGH HILL; three act
drama by Marc P. Smith. lv.
© Mare P. Smith; 8May68; DU71482.
| f
if 324-937 O - 68 - 3
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A LAMP FOR NAOMI, a Christmas play in
one act by Jacquelyn Aeby. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 15 p. Appl. author:
Walter H. Baker Co., employer for
hire. © Walter H. Baker Co.;
20Mar68; DP6642.
THE LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE,
opera by Bernal Flores.
Microfilm copy.
31Aug67; DP6621.
a chamber
176 1.
© Bernal Flores;
LANDING OF PILGRIM FATHERS, an oration,
by William J. Peifer. 21. © Wil-
liam J. Peifer; 14Jun68; c20682.
THE LAST DAY; an original play in one
act by Jo Anne McKnight. 5 1. © Jo
Anne McKnight; 24Jun68; DU71853.
LAST DAY OF THE WAR, by Howard Berk &
Sam X. Abarbanel. Rev.: Jan. 1968.
159 1. A screenplay. © Valencia
Productions, Inc.; 28Mar68; DU71145.
THE LAST TALE (Das letzte Marchen)
Opera in one act by Ernst Toch,
libretto by Melchior Lengyel,
English version by Cornel Adam
Lengyel, German version by Herbert
Zipper. New York, Mills Music.
145 p. Vocal score. © Mills Music,
Inc.; 27Jan65; DP6650.
THE LATE, LATE, LATE, LATE SHOW, a
play in one act by Robert Somerfeld.
34.1. © Robert Somerfeld; 11Jan68;
DU7O504 .
LAUGHINGLY YOURS, by Sol Richman. 20 1.
A dialog. © Sol Richman; 15Jan68;
c20215.
LAUGHTER FILLED THE EMPTY ROOM, by
Allen Davis III. lv. A play in
2 acts. © Allen Davis III; 15Mar68;
DU71041.
LAUNEN DES GLUCKS. See
ZU EBENER ERDE UND ERSTER STOCK.
LAURA, a one act play by Richard
Sabreen. 101. © Richard Sabreen;
QJan68; DU70O470.
THE LAW WITHIN AND THE LAW WITHOUT;
original screenplay written by Todd
Barnet, Uta Berlin (Uta Barnet) &
Eric P. Polten. 190 1. 3 acts,
© Todd Barnet, Uta Barnet, & Eric P.
Polten; 20Feb68; DU70844.
THE LAYING-IN OF MISS DELIA, by David
Shumaker. 221. A play. © David
Shumaker; 23Feb68; DU70925.
THE LAYOUT LETTER, a one act play by
Charles H. Fuller, Jr. 301.
© Charles H. Fuller, Jr.; 6May68;
DU71463.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & C. Dink Freeman.
2 sheets. © Universal Publicizers,
Inc.; 11Mar68; c2038e2.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Don Alan. 2 sheets.
© Universal Publicizers, Inc.3;
11Mar68; C20383.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Jimmy Byrnes. 4 sheets-
© Universal Publicizers, Inc.3
11Mar68; C20387.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Lenny Colyer. 2 sheets.
© Universal Publicizers, Inc.3;
11Mar68; C20380.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Linda Merrill.
2 sheets. © Universal Publicizers,
Inc.; 11Mar68; Cc20378.
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LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Max Q. Cooper.
2 sheets. © Universal Publicizers,
Inc.; 11Mar68; Cc20386.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Mike Caldwell.
2 sheets. © Universal Publicizers,
Inc.; 11Mar68; c20384.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Sonny Mars (Bernard B.
Mars) 2 sheets. © Universal Pub-
licizers, Inc.; 11Mar68; C20381.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizers & Stu Allen. 2 sheets.
© Universal Publicizers, Inc.;
11Mar68; C20379.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS, by Universal
Publicizérs & Wayne Roland.
3 sheets. © Universal Publicizers,
Inc.; 11Mar68; C20385.
LEARNING THROUGH ASSOCIATION.
A filmstrip script. Appl. author:
Memory Development, Ltd. © Memory
Development, Ltd.; 29Dec67; C20157.
THE LEAST OF THESE, by Glenwood
Herring. 711. A play in_7 scenes.
© Glenwood Herring; 28Mar68;
DU71156.
LECTURE ON NEW PRODUCTS. See
MEETING ON NEW IDEAS AND NEW PRO-
DUCTS.
aLPiVie,
LECTURE SERIES ON THE BOY CHOIR. Pt.1.
By John B. Shallenberger. 1 v.
© Shallway Foundation; 4Jun68;
c20646.
THE LEFT-HAND MIRROR; drama. A play
in two acts by William McQueen.
53 1. © William McQueen; 12Mar68;
DU71014 .
THE LEGEND OF ILLINOIS: ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
THE MAN WHO SAVED THE UNION, by June
Gary Stewart. 991. A play in 3
acts. © June Gary Stewart % James M.
Thomas Stewart; 15Jan68; DU70536.
THE LEGEND OF JOCKO, a play about the
Negro boy who inspired George Wash-
ington by Earl Koger, Sr. 1 v.
acts. © Earl Koger, Sr.; 20Jun68;
DU71869.
LEND ME YOUR HEART; an original musical
comedy by Elaine Schaid. 1 v.
Musical play in 5 acts. © Elaine
Schaid; 17Jun68; DU71737.
LENGTH OF OUR DAYS; play by Dana
Suesse. 921. 2 acts. © Dana
Suesse; 22Mar68; DU71092.
LESS THAN NINE MONTHS, a play in two
acts by Cal Santo, pseud. of Calvin F.
Santanastaso. lv. © Calvin F.
Santanastaso; 30Jan68; DU70694.
[LESSON PLAN 350-16] By Jerry Heymann.
SGyalena play. © Jerry Heymann;
2May68; DU71435.
LET FREEDOM SING, a play in four
scenes by Helen Mason Wells.
© Helen Mason Wells; 11Jan68;
DU70503.
LET MY PEOPLE GO, a program of music
from the Civil War, by Emery J.
Battis. 81. Narration script.
© Heritage Foundation, Inc.; 20May68;
C20595.
LET'S LISTEN; master scripts for color,
sound filmstrips by Coronet Instruc-
tional Films. 2v. Contents:
Exploring city sounds.--Cows don't
say moo. © Coronet Instructional
Films, division of Esquire, Inc.35
BApr68; c20494.
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24
LET'S TAKE A TRIP, a television game
conceived & written by Harvey Bacal.
7.1. © TV Gems, Inc.; 29Jan68;
c20249.
THE LETTER, a one-act play by David
Ball. 18 1. Drawn from a short
story by Mikhail Zoshchenko.
© David A. Ball; 15Feb68; DU70796.
THE LETTER, by Marion Keegan. Sheet.
© Marion I. Keegan; 15Apr68; c20491.
A LETTER TO MY RUNAWAY CHILD; or, Black
sky. By Marian Kay. 21. © Blue
River Music, Inc.; 29Apr68; C20514.
A LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT, by James
Victor Liprando. Sheet. Appl. ti.:
Mister president. © James V. Lipran-
do; 2Ju168; C20705.
LETTER WRITING FOR THE OFFICE, by
Carl W. Salser. 1 v. (Monitor
instruction program, 110800)
© Educational Research Associates;
11Mar68; C20452.
LETZTE MARCHEN. See
THE LAST TALE.
LIBRARY SKILLS. 1v. Appl. author:
Education Unlimited Corp. © Edu-
cation Unlimited Corp.; 19Feb68;
C20330.
DIE LICHTUNG, ein Traumspiel von Kurt
Weinberger. Wien, Universal Edition
(14723) 58 p. © Universal Edition,
A.G.; 1Mar68; DFO-1604.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING JOHN, by Wil-
liam Shakespeare; general editor,
Louis B. Wright, assistant editor,
Virginia A. LaMar. New York, Wash-
ington Square Press (W 138) 1 v.
(The Folger Library general reader's
Shakespeare) 5 acts. NM: introd.,
notes & compilation of illus. © Wash-
ington Square Press, Inc.; 15Aug67;
A996132.
LIFE AND DEATH OF TOM THUMB THE GREAT,
See
A MUSICAL VERSION OF HENRY FIELDING'S
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES.
LIFE FROM BEYOND, a television play by
Frank Westbrook, dramatization of
Death from the stars by A. Rowley
Hilliard. 381. 7 scenes. © Frank
Westbrook; 5Ju168; DU71880.
THE LIFE OF A MINISTER, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Geraldine Mae Walters.
30 1. © Geraldine Mae Walters;
26Jan68; DU70669.
THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE EIGHTH,
by William Shakespeare; edited by
F. David Hoeniger. Baltimore, Pen-
guin Books. 153 p. (The Pel-
ican Shakespeare, AB 36) 5 acts.
NM: new ed. © Penguin Books, Inc.;
20Jun67 (in notice: 1966); A961999.
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS, by William
Shakespeare; general editor, Louis B.
Wright, assistant editor, Virginia A.
LaMar. New York, Washington Square
Press (W140) lv. (The Folger Li-
brary general reader's Shakespeare)
5 acts. NM: introd., notes & compi-
lation of illus. © Washington Square
Press, Inc.; 15Sep67; A996135.
LIFE PLANNING FOR THE CHILD WITH LEARN-
ING DISABILITIES: HOME, SCHOOL,
COMMUNITY, by Sheldon R. Rappaport.
22 1. Monolog. © Pathway School;
28May68; c20630.
LIFE SIGNALS, by Maza Williams (Rita
Williams) 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Rita Williams; 16Apr68; DU71319.
LIFE UNAFRAID. See
KYOFU NO NAI JINSEL.
DRAMAS
LIFE WORE A DEATH MASK, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Barry Lillis. 321.
€ parry Lillis; lOApr68; DU71261.
THE LIGHT, a Christmas play by Svea
Brown. 3 1. © Svea Brown; 260ct67;
DP6633.
LIGHT BREAKS THROUGH, by William J.
Blackmon. lv. A play. © William
J. Blackmon; 2oMay6B ; DU71700.
LIGHT HONEY, a screenplay by Michel
Saint Jean, pseud. of William Cc.
Ballin. 95 1. © William C. Ballin;
27Mar68; DU71144.
A LIGHT IN THE BLUE, by Julius Vogel,
pseud. of Julius Fogel. 831.
A play in 3 acts. © Julius Fogel;
20May68; DU71556.
LIGHTS OUT. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
LINCOLN, by Vilma Zuliani. 401.
A play in 2 acts. © Vilma Zuliani;
15Jan68; DU70546.
LINCOLN LOPER LOUNGE, by Leona
Langdon. 361. A play in 3 acts.
© Leona Langdon; 18Mar68; DU71062.
LINCOLN: THE LONG REMEMBERED, a play
in two acts by Elizabeth Morris
Akers. 231. © Elizabeth Morris
Akers; 24Jan68; DU70634.
LINCOLN: THE TRAGIC MAN, by Rita
Catherine Greco. 501. A play in
3 acts. © Rita Catherine Greco;
18Jan68; DU70586.
LINCOLN'S TOWN OF NEW SALEM, a play in
three acts by Edward P. Krips.
10 1. © Edward P. Krips; 15Apr68;
DU7 1307.
A LINE DOWN THE MIDDLE, by Edith Meiser.
lv. <A play in 2 acts. © Edith
Meiser; 9Jan68; DU7O476.
THE LINE OF DUTY, by Guy de Vry,
pseud. of Erwin Wiechert. 1 v.
A play in 2 acts. Appl. states
prev. pub. 1953. NM: revision.
© Guy de Vry; 15Feb68; DU70797.
THE LINE OF LEAST EXISTENCE AND OTHER
PLAYS, by Rosalyn Drexler with an
introd. by Richard Gilman. New York,
Random House. 242 p. © on introd.;
Richard Gilman; 120ct67; A968548.
THE LINE OF LEAST EXISTENCE AND OTHER
- PLAYS, by Rosalyn Drexler with an
introd. by Richard Gilman. New York,
Random House. 242 p. NM: compila-
tion. © Rosalyn Drexler; 120ct67;
DP6607.
THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE,
by C. S. Lewis, dramatized by Don
Quinn. ‘Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co.
45 p. 2 acts. © Dramatic Pub. Co.;
18Mar68; DP6648.
THE LIONS AND THE MICE, a musical
fable by Sidney Lippman. pe
© Sidney Lippman; 2Feb68; DU70719.
LISTEN, SEAN, TO THE SILHOUETTES OF
RAINDROPS, by John Hartnett. 38 1.
A play. © John Edward Hartnett;
19Jun68; DU71825.
THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK, a one hour
teleplay by Victor A. Pompilio.
59 1. 3 acts? © Victor A.
Pompilio; 7May68; DU71424.
LITTLE BOY, by Rhoda Hart. 314.
A play. © Rhoda Hart; 7Jun68;
DU71715.
Jan. — June
LITTLE BOY, by Rhoda Hart, 31. A
skit. © Rhoda Hart; 20Jun68; DU71787.
A LITTLE BOY, SONNY, by Rhoda Hart.
7 1._A play. © Rhoda Hart;
4Mar68; DU70935.
THE LITTLE HAND SO OBSTINATE; libretto
by Sonia Brown, music by Matt Doran.
53 1. A musical play in 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Sonia Brown;
12Jun68; DU71764.
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD; 'TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS; THE ANIMALS' FIRST
CHRISTMAS; DICKENS' CHRISTMAS CAROL;
by Coronet Instructional Films. 4 vy.
(Christmas favorites series) Film-
strip scripts. © Coronet Instruc-
tional Films, a division of Esquire,
Ine.; 21Jun68; c20698.
THE LITTLE WHITE ROOM, a play by Ben
Kerner. 15 1. 1 scene. © Ben
Kerner; 8May68; DU71478.
THE LITTLEST ANGEL, a television musi-
cal special based on the book by
Charles Tazewell, book by Patricia
Gray & Lan O'Kun, music & lyrics by
Lan O'Kun. 2v. © Emanuel Music
Corp.; 2Apr68; DU71498.
LIVING IN A TIME OF CHANGE, a one act
drama by Norman Gano. 31 p.
(Christian faith & work plan)
© American Baptist Board of Education
& Publication; 15Jan68; a9g69204.
LOCA. See
LA FIESTA.
LOCKED IN HOPELESSNESS; original story
by Wayne Vincent, pseud. of Donald
Wayne Smith, screenplay by David M.
Ross & Wayne Vincent, music & origi-
nal songs & lyrics by Wayne Vincent.
etre ek enlig © Donald Wayne
av Michael Ross; :
DU7 1494. Pgusees
LOGGER MARKHAM AND THE WORLD, by
Wendell Metzger. 72 1. A play.
© Wendell Metzger; 3Jan68; DU70439.
A LONELY LITTLE MAN; recitation by
Jimmy Fields (James W, Fields),
George McCoy, Joe Bill D'Angelo &
Chas. D. Wright. Sheet. © Cherie
Music; 10Apr68; c20493.
LONELYHEARTS, a musical comedy in two
acts by Richard Fried. 1 v.
© Richard Fried; 15Apr68; DU71339.
LONG LIVE THE CANDIDATE! By David
Wolfe. 103 1. A screenplay.
© David Joe Wolfe; 18Apr68; DU71270.
THE LONG, LONELY NIGHT BEFORE DAWN,
by Mac Brackett (Marion McDowell
Brackett, Jr.) 521. A play in
2 acts. © Marion McDowell Brackett,
Jr.; 28Feb68; DU70905.
LONG SHADOW OF LINCOLN. See
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS.
THE LONG SUMMER OF LEO WARSAW, an
original screenplay by Al Barkow.
191 1. © Al Barkow; 7May68;
DU71475.
LOOK BACK TO THE HILL, a play for
stage or chancel by Don A. Mueller.
Boston, Baker's Plays. 51 p.
(Baker's royalty plays) Appl. states
prev. reg. 17Mar67, DU68119. © Don
A. Mueller; 10Jan68; DP6590.
LORD, DO IT FOR ME, by James Cleveland.
Sheet. © Herman Lubinsky; 22Apr68;
c20552. si
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1968
THE LORD DON'T LOVE UGLY, Ee aa
Thomas, Jr. 55 1. Screenplay.
© Leroy Thomas, Jr.; QApr68; DU71240.
LORD OF THE UNDERWORLD. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
LORELEI, a comic libretto for radio by
Barbara Gibbs Golffing. 45 1.
© Barbara Gibbs Golffing; 27Mar68;
DU71137.
LORI IS THE WORD FOR A REAL JAZZ BABY;
| story & screenplay by Joe Greene.
56 1. (Concho County) Appl.
author: Robert N. Sherman a.k.a. Reed
Sherman, employer for hire. © Robert
N. Sherman; 29Mar68; DU71109.
LOSERS. .See
| LOVERS.
THE LOST BELLS, by Bunny D. Bell.
91. A play in 6 scenes.
D. Bell; 1Mar68; DU71146.
|
|
|
1
|
LOST EDEN, by Mary K. Hawkins.
2 sheets. © Mary K. Hawkins;
2Jan68; C20140.
LOTS OF GRANDMA, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Violet Clarke. 301. © Violet
Clarke; 17May68; DU71545.
LOUIE, a screenplay by Murray Schisgal.
110 1.
DUy7 1250.
© Bunny
© Murray Schisgal; 8Apr68;
LOVE & FAMILY, by Pat Cooper. 7 1.
Monologue. © Unart Music Corp. &
Stu-pid Music, Inc.; 12Jan68; c20161.
LOVE AND OTHER BLOOD SPORTS, by Mike
ney eA
© Mike Freeman;
Freeman (Michael Freeman)
play in 3 acts.
13Jun68; DU7L777-
| LOVE AND WAR IN PSILI PSILI, a comedy
by John L. Hitchings. Alabama
Independent. 97 p. 3 acts.
© John L. Hitchings; 26Feb68;
4975116.
LOVE AND WAR IN PSILI PSILI, a comedy
by John L. Hitchings. 44 1.
3 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© John L. Hitchings; 29Jan68;
DU70616.
|
_ THE LOVE CAMP, by Tom Joerder (Thomas
_ &. Joerder) lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Joerder Associates, Inc.; 28Dec67;
DU70391.
| LOVE IS A FOUR LETTER WORD, by Sara
Suzanne Morgan. 201. A play.
© Sara Suzanne Morgan; 4Apr68;
DU7 1208.
LOVE IS GONE WITH THE WINDOW, a comedy
| by Frank Ruzz. 221. A screenplay.
| © Frank Ruzz; 16Jan68; DU70553.
| LOVE IS HAPPENING, a comedy by Joel M.
Reed. lv. 3 acts. © Joel M. -Reed;
13Feb68; DU70773.
| LOVE IS NOT A GAME, by Elsa Torrens.
lv. Aplay. © Elsa Torrens;
11Jan68; DU70498.
LOVE MAKES THE HEAD GO 'ROUND, a teen-
age comedy in one act by Lois Ryker.
Boston, Baker's Plays. 23 p. (Baker's
royalty plays) Appl. author: Walter
H. Baker Co., employer for hire.
© Walter H. Baker Co.; 8May68; DP6710
}
| LOVE ON THE RACK (Un Fil a la patte)
| By Georges Feydeau. English version
| by Norman Stokle.
109 1. A play in
! 3 acts. © Norman Stokle; 2iMay6s;
DU71512.
LOVE RECONCILED TO WAR; or, The three
} races. A skit by Robert Hivnor.
1. © Robert H. Hivnor; 29Apr68;
| _DUT1346.
=
| These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyrig
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CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
LOVEJOY, by Theodore Labrenz (Ernest
Theodore Labrenz, Jr.) 104 1
A play in 2 acts. © Theodore
Labrenz; 29Apr68; DU71441.
LOVEJOY: MARTYR TO FREEDOM, See
TASTE FOR VIOLENCE.
LOVERS, by Brian Friel. Part one: Win-
ners; part two: Losers. New York,
Farrar, Straus & Giroux. 144 p.
© Brian Friel; 15May68; DP6715.
THE LOVERS, by Kenneth Bernard.
A play.
DU70578.
LOVE'S LABOR'S LOST. See
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S
LABOR'S LOST.
AF sde5
© Kenneth Bernard; 18Jan68;
LOWER THAN A COCKROACH, a play by
Saul Pullman. 1511. 2 acts.
© Saul Pullman; 3Jan68; DU70437.
LUCRETIA, a comedy of the domestic
life of the Borgias in three acts
by Ernita Lascelles (Ernita
Lascelles Ranson) 1 v. Appl. states
prev. reg. Sep59; DUL9776. IM:
addition & revision. © Ernita
Lascelles; 6May68; DU71461.
LUSCIOUS LULU, a satiric entertainment
in four scenes by Raymond McGlynn.
(Francis Raymond McGlynn) 79 1.
© Francis Raymond McGlynn; 15Mar68;
DU7 1040.
LYRICS FOR A TOCCATA AND FUGUE;
written for poniards & sledgehammers
& 7 voices by Harold Leland Johnson.
Ist ed. Sacramento, Calif., Aldine
Society of California. 24 p.
© Aldine Society of California;
15Mar68; DP6637.
LYSISTRATA; opera after Aristophanes,
libretto by Janet Stevenson (Janet
Stevenson Rotstein) music by Henry
Leland Clarke. 401. Libretto.
© Janet Stevenson Rotstein; 15May68;
pDu7 1522.
M
MA, LET ME TALK TO PA; a screenplay
by Jurgen Jacobsen & Isaac Armony.
54 1. © Isaac Armony & Jurgen
Jacobsen; 29May68; DU71622.
MACBETH; edited by Robert Hawkins &
John G. Bowen. New York, Basic
Books. 244 p. (The Student's Shake-
speare) 5 acts. WM: pref., introd.,
appendix & notes. © Basic Books,
Inc.; 24Nov67; A997019.
MACBETH. See
THE ADAPTED MACBETH.
MACBIRD! De Barbara Garson; adapta-
ticn de Maurice Pons. [Paris] Edi-
tions Dencel. 138 p. 4 actes.
© Editions Denoel; 30Sep67; DFO-1576.
MACGILLYCUDDY'S RUBAIYAT, a musical
comedy in three acts by James B.
Roof. lv. © James B. Roof;
16Apr68; DU71218.
LA MACHINE A SOUS; 3 actes de David
Guerdon, pseud. de Jean Charles
Guiderdoni. lv. A play. © David
Guerdon; 25Apr68; DU71374.
MACHINE INFERNALE. See
OEDIPE.
MAD APRIL, a musical satire; book &
lyrics by Betty Anderson (Elizabeth
B. Anderson); music by Anne B.
Anderson. 21. Book & lyrics
only. © Elizabeth B. Anderson &
Anne. B. Anderson; 13Dec67; DU70605.
MAD GENIUS, by Rhoda Hart. 5 1.
A play. © Rhoda Hart; 12Jan68;
DU70613.
25
MADAM LIZABETH, a play in three acts
by Demetrios Vilan. 100 1.
© Demetrios Vilan; 29Mar68; DU71158.
MADAM UOVO, a one hour teleplay by
Victor A. Pompilio. 291. © Victor
A. Pompilio; 14Feb68; DU70792.
MADAME DE. SADE, by Yukio Mishima,
translated from the Japanese by
Donald Keene, photos by Koichi
Yamada. New York, Grove Press.
108.p. 3 acts. Appl.. author:
Grove Press, Inc., employer for
hire of Koichi Yamada. © Grove
Press, Inc.; 26Jun67; DP6629.
MADAME GALAXIE, a play in 2 acts by
Lucille Bluestein. 5
© Lucille Bluestein; 23Feb68;
DU70866.
THE MADNESS OF SANITY, by Thomas Keith
Frye. 301. © Thomas Keith Frye;
24May68; DU71596.
THE MAGIC GOLD SPINNER, RUMPELSTILT-
SKIN; a musical by Betsy Jo Ange-
branndt. 381. 2 acts. © Betsy Jo
Angebranndt; 14Jun68; DU71793.
THE MAGIC HAMMER, by Lee A. Gutkind.
lv. A play in 2 acts. ©lLee A.
Gutkind; 17Jun68; DU71798.
THE MAGIC HAT OF CALIDOO, by Ann Welty.
211. A musical play in 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Ann P. Welty;
10May68; DU71468.
THE MAGIC ISLE, a comedy with music
for children by Wesley Van Tassel with
music & lyrics by Mark Ollington.
1 v. (Modern Theatre for Youth)
Based on the play by Russell Graves.
NM: arrangement of material & addi-
tions. © Wesley Van Tassel & Mark
Ollington; 30Dec67; DP6603.
THE MAGIC PICTURE FRAME, a musical
fantasy for children by Gladys
Blumberg & Esther Stoller. lv.
2 acts. © Gladys Blumberg & Esther
Stoller; 1FeD6b; DUT 0787.
THE MAGIC POUCH, by Claire Jones &
Bob Varga. 28 1. Play. © Claire
Jones & Bob Varga; 20May68; DU71555.
THE MAGIC RED BAG, a series of televi-
sion scripts by Ruth Jackson.
Episode 1-7. 1v. © Ruth Jackson;
16May68; DU71531.
THE MAGIC WORD I CAN, a play in three
acts for every age group by Audree I.
Young New York, Exposition Press.
48 p. © Audree I. Young; 90ct67;
DP6751.
MAH NAME IS LYNDON, a play by Harvey
Einbinder. New York, Lady Bird
Press. 9p. 3 acts. © Harvey
Einbinder; 1Apr68; DP6722.
MAI KONTRI TY OP TI, a play by Karl A.
Tunberg. 1261. 2 acts. © Karl A.
Tunberg; 28Jun68; DU71887.
THE MAIN ATTRACTION, a comedy by Jack
Ferry. lv. 3 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. as Indoor sport, llJun53,
DU34257. NM: revision. © Jack B.
Perry; 16J3an68; DU70555.
THE MAJOR RESOURCES -OF AN ORGANIZATION
FOR DEVELOPING ITS PROFESSIONAL PER-
SONNEL, a series of lectures ...
by Lester F. Zerfoss. iv. 3 lec-
tures. © Lester F. Zerfoss; 13May68;
C20577.
MAKE HER: WILDERNESS LIKE EDEN, a drama
about Illinois by Christian Moe.
lv. 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© on book; Christian Moe; 7Feb68;
DU7O707.
ht Office record pertaining to a particular
26
MAKE MINE WITH ONIONS, by Lorraine
Michele, pseud. of Lorraine Michele
Seymour. 731. A play in 3 acts.
© Lorraine Michele Seymour; 26Jan68;
DU70666.
THE MAKROPOULOS SECRET, by Carl Gabler.
lv. A play in 3 acts. Based on
Vec Makropoulos, by Karel Capek.
© Carl Gabler; 29Feb68; DU70983.
MALICE IN THE PALACE, a sad commentary
on the amalgamation of crooks &
schnooks in enlightened society ad-
midst corruption by Arthur Robert
Kirsch. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Arthur Robert Kirsch; leApr68;
Du7 1289.
MAN CAN DREAM. See
THE UNFINISHED TASK.
A MAN FAIRLY TESTED, a play in three
acts by Joseph A. Sheehan. 105 1.
© Joseph A. Sheehan; 12Jan68;
DU70515.
A MAN FOR THE AGES, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
by Victoria E. Carter. 1v. One-
act play. © Victoria Ethelberta
Carter; 26Jan68; DU70668.
MAN GOETH TO HIS LONG HOME, a play
in three acts by C. Lester Walker.
O41. ©C. Lester Walker; 12Jan68;
DU70517.
A MAN LIKE LINCOLN, a play by Albert
Johnson. 1v. Book & lyrics ony:
© Albert Franklin Johnson; 12Jan68;
DU70558.
THE MAN ON THE TOWER, a comedy in one
act by Cleve Haubold. New York,
S. French. 16 p. © Samuel French,
Inc.; 29Dec67; DP6690.
MAN OF THE YEAR, by Paul Wagner. 100 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Paul R. Wagner;
26Mar68; DU71129.
MAN THAT CORRUPTED HADLEYBURG.
FOLLOW THE LEADER.
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY, by Edward
Everett Hale. Rewritten in dramatic
incident form by Classic Text Tapes.
341. © Classic Text Tapes, Norman
H. Rogers, owner; 7Jun68; DU71721.
MANAGEMENT GUIDE: THE VW FORMULA FOR
INCREASED SALES AND INCOME. See
THE VW FORMULA FOR INCREASED SALES
AND INCOMET
MANHATTAN SILHOUETTE, a musical drama.
Book & lyrics by Tedwell Chapman,
music composed by Frank Gaskin
Fields. A modern version of the
story of Cain & Abel. lv. 2 acts.
Book only. © Tedwell Chapman;
4Jun68; DU71698.
See
MANIA; oy The tigers, A.C. By
Sidney S. Antebi. 102 1. A screen-
play. © Joseph Antebi; 27Dec67;
DU70409.
UN MANICOMIO PARA LOS ANGELES;
original de Juan Logar, pseud. of
Juan Lopez Garcia. Madrid. 127 1.
Argumento, guion y musica. © Juan
Logar; 26Feb68; DFO-1609.
MANIPULATING NUMBERS MENTALLY; record-
ing script for 20 tape recorded les-
sons in mathematics, by Charles C.
Wall. 321. © Charles C. Wall;
26Apr68; C20528.
THE MARBLE GAME, by Rex T. Sherry.
© Rex T. Sherry; 6Jun68; C20655.
Sis
MARCO POLO; play by Kay Greeley Twomey
(Kathleen Greeley Twomey) lv.
2 acts. © Kay Greeley Twomey;
13Mar68; DU71018.
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DRAMAS
MARGUTS!' MILLIONS, an original screen-
play by Edith L. I. Smith. lv.
© Edith L. I. Smith; 13Feb68;
DP6604.
MARGUERITE, an historical drama in
three acts by George C. Terrell.
41 1. © George C. Terrell; 15Jan68;
DU70537.
THE MARINE, a play by Gary Henkel.
94 1. 8 scenes. © Gary Henkel;
24May68; DU71594.
MARK ONE; or, The beautiful, blue,
electric bubble. A play in ten
scenes by Vincent Williams. 83 1.
© Vincent Williams; 15Mar68;
Du7 1042.
MARKHEIM IN REHEARSAL, a play in two
parts by James K. Mish'alani. 59 1.
© James Karam Mish'alani; 10Jan68;
DU70481.
MARKO'S, a vegetarian fantasy by Kenneth
Bernard. 221. A play. © Kenneth
Bernard; 24May68; DU71537.
MARLOWE, a musical tragedy in two acts;
music, speeches & lyrics by David
Paul Howard. 1v. © David Paul
Howard; 1Mar68;. DU70922.
MARLOWE, a new play by Carol Goodman.
lv. .2 acts. © Carol Goodman;
13Jun68; DU71776.
MARQUEZA, a musical play in two acts,
book by Lenore Miller, music &
lyrics by Deed Meyer. lv. © Deed
Meyer & Lenore Miller; 17Jan68;
DU70575.
THE MARRIAGE, by Juleen Compton.
115 1. A screenplay. Appl. author:
Julcomp Enterprises, Inc., employer
for hire. © Julcomp Enterprises,
Inc.; 6May68; DU71406.
MARRIAGE IS NOT FOR THE MASSES, a
comedy by Ed Roberts (Edward Barry
Roberts) 841. © Edward Barry
Roberts; 8Apr68; DU71234.
MARTHA; opera in three acts. Music
by F. von Flotow; English libretto
& adaptation by Ann Ronell. 2 v.
Appl. states prev. pub. & reg.,
DP59084. NM: additions & revisions.
© Ann Ronell; 9Jan67; DP6578.
MARTHA DANS LA NUIT; piece en deux
actes de Jeannine Worms, pseud. de
Jeanine Metzger. 1101. © Jeannine
Worms; 25Apr68; DU71365.
MARTY; dialogue with a drug addict,
- original story by Martin J. Kratlian,
radio adaptation written by Al Curven
& Ray McMillen. 91. © Martin J.
Kratlian; 17May68; DU71590.
THE MARTYDOM OF ST. STEPHEN, a play by
Alois Bauman (Joseph A. Bauman)
102.1... 3 acts. © Joseph A. Bauman;
16Feb68; DU7O809.
THE MARVELOUS LAND OF 0Z; first-draft
screenplay by Noel Langley, based on
the book by L. Frank Baum. 1 v.
© Dick Randall; 29Apr68; DU71496.
MARY, a renaissance musical, book,
music & lyrics by Christopher Gore.
lv. 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© J. Christopher Gore; 28Feb68;
DU70908..
MARY MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND, by Norma
Jean Faulkner. Sheet. © Twenty
Grand Music, division of Broadcasting
Services, Inc.; 3Apr68; C20476.
MARY OF MAGDALA, by Jessie Kirkwood.
25 1. A play. © Jessie Kirkwood;
3Jun68; DU71688.
Jan. — June |
MASQUERADE, a comic opera in three
acts, music by Carl Nielsen, text ‘by
Wilh. Andersen, English libretto
by Dudley Glass. lv. Libretto.
© Wilhelm Hansen Musik-Forlag; ;
20Mar68; DU71148. |
THE MASTER AND THE KEEPER; a play in
three acts by Theodore M. Mantis.
1 v. © Theodore M. Mantis; 20Jun68;
DU71840.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN CENTRAL
EUROPEAN THEATRE; edited by Robert
W. Corrigan. New York, Collier
Books. 382 p. 5 plays. © on
preface, rev. compilation, biograph-
ical notes on 2 authors; Macmillan
Co.; ZApr67; A973808.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN CENTRAL
EUROPEAN THEATRE; edited by Robert
W. Corrigan. New York, Collier
Books. 382 p. 5 plays. © on {
translation of p.41-93; Carl Richard
Mueller; 3Apr67; A973807.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ENGLISH
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
an. New York, Collier Books.
76 p. 5 plays. ) Appl. authors:
Macmillan Co., Lewis Palter &
Bernard Kops. NM: preface, introd.
... biographies. © Macmillan Co.3;
23Jan67; A973800.
a ie ae - tee
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN FRENCH
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
fens New York, Collier Books.
4Oo p. 6 plays. NM: Preface,
rev. compilation ... bibliography.
© Macmillan Co.; 20Mar67; A973801.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN GERMAN
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
an. New York, Collier Books.
16 p. 5 plays. © on preface,
rev. compilation & rev. bibliography;
Macmillan Co.; 23Jan673 A973810.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN GERMAN
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
an. New York, Collier Books.
fie p. 5 plays. ©on rev. transla-
tion, p.325-412; Eric Bentley;
23Jan673; A973809.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN IRISH
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corrigan.
New York, Collier Books. 317 Dp.
5 plays. NM: preface, rev. compila—
tion & bibl OereD Oye © Macmillan
Co.; 20Mar67; A973805.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ITALIAN
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
gan. New York, Collier Books.
351 p.- 6 plays. © on My theater,
p-309-311; Mario Fratti; 20Mar67 ;
A973812.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ITALIAN
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
gan. New York, Collier Books.
351 p.- 6 plays. © preface, rev.
compilation, biographical notes on
1 author, rev. bibliographies;
Macmillan Co.; 20Mar67; A973811.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN
THEATRE; edited by Robert W.
Corrigan. New York, Collier Books.
414 p. 5 plays. NM: preface, rev.
compilation & bibliography, new
biographies of 2 authors. © Macmil-
lan Co.; 23Jan67; A973806.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN SCANDINAV-
IAN THEATRE; edited by Robert W.
Corrigan. New-York, Collier Books.
480 p. 6 plays. NM: preface,
rev. compilation ... bibliographies.
© Macmillan Co.; 3Apr67; A973802.
1968
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN SPANISH
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
gan. New York, Collier Books.
384/p. 5 plays. © on preface,
biographical notes on 2 authors, rev.
compilation & rev. bibliogra ays
Macmillan Co.; LOApr67; A9735804.
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MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN SPANISH
THEATRE; edited by Robert W. Corri-
gan. New York, Collier Books.
384 p. 5 plays. © on translation;
William I. Oliver; 1l0Apr67; A973803.
MATCHMAKER. See
HELLO, DOLLY.
MATE A MINUTE, by Tobi Louis. 1 Vv.
A musical play in 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Tobi Louis; 16Jan68;
DU7O491.
MATTATHTAS OF MODIN, a one act drama
by Marc P. Smith. 411.
Smith; 27May68; DU71606.
A MATTER OF TIME, a play in three acts
by Ben Bradford (Benjamin Bradford)
118 1.
DU71611.
© Marc P.
© Benjamin Bradford; 22May68;
MAX UND MORITZ, von Wilhelm Busch;
ein Stick fiir Kinder & Buschliebhaber
von Giinther Penzoldt, Reinbek, Ger.,
Rowohlt Verlag. 76 p. 8 Bildern.
© Rowohlt Verlag, G.M.B.H.; lOApr68;
DF1906.
MAYPOPS LOVE SALT WATER, by W. Bruester
Lyerly. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© William Bruester Lyerly; 15Apr68;
DU71340.
ME, JIM DANDY, by John Clifford.
196 1. A play. Appl. author:
Centron Corp., Inc., employer for
hire. © Centron Corp., Inc.3;
12Jun68; DU71731.
_ MECHANIC ON DUTY.
| MOD.
_ MEDICINE FOR BALDNESS AND HOW TO
| CHANGE SEX. See
| BELIEVE IT OR NOT.
MEDITERRANEAN LANDS; recording scripts
for School Service Division. lv.
. 6 parts. Appl. author: Jam Handy
. Organization. © Jam Handy Organ-
ization; 16Feb68; C2c326.
See
THE MEDUSA, a dramatic overture by
Vivian Johannes. 1v. A play in
2 acts. © Vivian Johannes; 10Apr68;
puy71254.
MEETING ON NEW IDEAS AND NEW PRODUCTS,
by Ethel Paige & Rosalind Paige.
2 sheets. Lecture. Appl. ti.:
Lecture on new products. © Americana
International Enterprises; 11Mar68;
€20377 -
| MELEKH YISRAEL. See
TO WAKE THE KING.
_ MEMOIRS OF A COXCOMB, original screen-
play by Charles Ross. 106 1.
© Dick Randall; 14May68; DU71519.
A MEMORY OF THE DROWNED, a divine
comedy by Robert C. Lee. 1 vv.
2 pts. © Robert C. Lee; 25Mar68;
| pU7I149.
THE MENTAL MARVEL, a screenplay by
Cedric Worth. 1211. © Cedric
Worth; 12Feb68; DU70764.
| THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, a comedy by
1 William Shakespeare. Magnatype ed.
| Pittsburgh, Stanwix House. 228 p.
5 acts. NM: new introd., synopsis
& glossary. © Stanwix House, Inc.;
16Nov67; A691689.
MERRY-GO-ROUND, by Arthur Robert
Kirsch. 31 1. A play. © Arthur
Robert Kirsch; 8Apr68; DU71238.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
METAPHORS, by Martin Duberman. 12 1.
A play. © Martin Duberman; 13Feb68;
DU70769.
MICRO PLAYS. Vol.1. 24 original
scenes for actors by Marshall Yaeger.
Embassy Theatre Arts. 92 p. Appl.
states prev. reg. as DU60554. WM:
additional plays. © Marshall Yaeger;
2Jan68; DP6705.
MICRO PLAYS. Vol.2. 24 original
scenes for actors by Marshall Yaeger.
Embassy Theatre Arts. p.93-183.
Appl. states prev. reg. as DU60554.
NM: additional plays. © Marshall
Yaeger; 2Jan68; DP6706.
MIDNIGHT AT TIMES SQUARE, by Anastasios
Tsikniadopoulos. 501. A play.
© Anastasios Tsikniadopoulos; 2Apr68;
DU71147.
MID-SUMMER, a musical version of
Shakespeare's A midsummer night's
dream by Paul Arthur Jensen.
lv. © Paul A. Jensen; 28Mar68;
DU71150.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, a comedy
by William Shakespeare. Magnatype
ed. Pittsburgh, Stanwix House.
187 p. 5 acts. NM: new introd.,
synopsis & glossary. © Stanwix
House, Inc.; 16Nov67; A961688.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, edited, in-
troduced & with facing-page notes by
Edmund. Fuller. New York, Dell Pub.
Co. (4103) 223 p. (Invitation to
Shakespeare) (The Laurel-leaf 1li-
brary) 5 acts. NM: introd., annota-
tion, bibliography. © Edmund Fuller;
18Apr68; Ag98987
MIDSUMMER NIGHT!S DREAM. See
MID-SUMMER.
MIDWAY, by Joseph Brockett. 27 1.
A play. © Joseph Brockett; 14Mar68;
DU7 1027 -.
MIKEY AND NICKY, a play by Elaine May.
53 1. 15 scenes. © Elaine May;
22Apr68; DU71384.
MILES STANDISH; operetta in one act by
Edward Mack. 1v. © Edward Mack;
24May68; DU71599.
THE MILLION DOLLAR CORPSE, a comedy in
three acts by Edward Sherby. lv.
© Edward Sherby; 7Mar68; DU70975.
MILTIE AND SAL, a musical play by
James Camp and Raphael D'Ambruoso.
lv. 2 acts. © James Edwin Camp &
Raphael Ralph D'Ambruoso, Jr.;
17dun68; DU71809.
MINDING THE STORE, OLDS STYLE; record=
ing script for Oldsmobile Division
by Jam Handy Organization. 12 1.
© Oldsmobile Division, General
Motors Corp.; 29Jan68; c20262.
MINDSWAP. See
TS MARVIN.
THE MINI-MAGIC HEIRESS, by Francine
Trevens. 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Francine L. Trevens; 15Apr68;
Du71219.
THE MINK CAPER, by Jay Stuart & Gene
Mack (Eugene B. Mack) lv. A play
in 2 acts. © Eugene B. Mack & Jay
Stuart; 9Apr68; DU71248.
MINNESOTA IN A BLUE SONATA, a comedy
- in three acts by Herman M. Weisman.
103 1. © Herman S. Weisman;
1apr68; DU71180.
MINOR MURDER, a crime play in two acts
by Reginald Denham & Mary Orr (Mary
Orr Denham) London, S. French.
74 p. (French's acting ed.)
© Reginal Denham & Mary Orr; 28Dec67;
DP6703.
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MINUET AND TRIO, a play in two parts
by Dennis Jd. Reardon. 1 v.
© Dennis J. Reardon; 15Feb68; DU70794.
MINUTE MOTIVATION, TODAY'S PHILOSOPHY
FOR GOOD LIVING, by Walter L. Weaver.
26 1. A monologue. © Walter L.
Weaver; 15Mar68;. c20427.
MIRIAM, a ballet in three acts by
Margery Carleson. 1v. With
music. © Margery Carleson; 6May68;
DU71466.
THE MIRROR, by Frank Pfeiffer. 121.
A screenplay. © Frank Pfeiffer;
26Fed68; DU70989.
MIRRORS. IN THE FOG, a play in eleven
scenes arranged in three acts by
Bernhard Steinberg. 109 1. © Bern-
hard Steinberg; 17May68; DU71540.
LE MISANTHROPE (The misanthrope) By
Moliere; rendered into English by
Henri Van Laun. A bilingual ed.
New York [appl. states: Barcelona]
French & European Publications.
145 p. (FEP bilingual series, 2)
5 acts. Appl. author: Albert E.
Avigdor. NM: compilation & arrange-
ment. © French & European Publica-
tions, Inc.; 14Mar68; AI-10910.
MISE EN SCENE, by Nora Nafzger. 23 1.
English. © Nora Nafzger; 4Mar68;
DU7O943.
THE MISER, by Moliere, a new adaptation
by Jerry Heymann. 56 1. 5 acts.
© Jerry Heymann; 2May68; DU71434.
MISS ALL-AMERICAN ROSE; original book
for a musical comedy by David L.
Goodrich & Charles S. Osborn. 1 v.
2 acts. © David L. Goodrich &
Charles S. Osborn; 15May68;
DU7 14.67.
MISS GOODY TWO-SHOES; pt. 1, by Jack
Hanrahan & Phil Hahn. 4 1.
© Grainger Music; 31Jan68; c20241.
MISS GOODY TWO-SHOES; pt. 2, by Jack
Hanrahan & Phil Hahn. 3.1.
© Grainger Music; 31Jan68; c202ke.
MISS JULIE; opera in two acts by Ned
Rorem, libretto by Kenward Elmslie,
based on the play by August Strind-
berg. Boosey & Hawkes, 224 p.
Vocal score. © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.3
19Apr68; DP6712.
THE MISSING NOTE, by Jane Staab.
A musical play in 2 acts.
Staab; 17Jun68; DU71811.
MR. AMAZING, a novel TV show by Jack
Rozene. 1. Recording script.
© Jack Rozene; 4Apr68; C20472.
MR. ANDERSON, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? By
James Wellman. 641. -A play in 2
acts. © James Wellman; 2/May68;
DU7 1605.
MR. COOL, CALM AND COLLECTED, by Henry
May, Jr. 3 sheets. A script.
© Henry May, Jr.; 1Mar68; C20397.
MR. HYDE, by Russell Graves. 92 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Russell Graves;
17Jan68; DU70658.
MR. LINCOLN, a drama in three acts by
Marjorie Kontos. 98 1. © Marjorie
Kontos; 27Mar68; DU71139.
MR. LINCOLN & GENERAL LEE HAVE A TALK,
by H. H. Cooper. 51. A play.
© Harold Heaton Cooper; 11Jan68;
DU70502.
OE Vie
© Jane
MR. LINCOLN, MR. SANDBURG, by Ray
Caparros (Raymond J. Caparros)
102 1. A play in 2 acts. © Raymond
J. Caparros; 26Dec67; pu7o408.
to a particular
28
MISTER PRESIDENT, See
A LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT.
EL MISTERIO (EL SACRAMENTO) DEL
BAUTISMO, by Father George J. Owen.
17.1. © Father George J. Owen;
27Feb68; A977436.
MRS. HURLEY THE SPINSTER, a mystery
drama by Caleb Smith a.k.a. Jerry
T. Chandler. lv. 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 15Aug67, puégtoa.
NM: additions & revisions. © Jerry
T. Chandler; 24Jan68; DU70637.
MRS. PLATO, a play by G. M. Loney.
74 1. A screenplay. © Glenn
Meredith Loney; 6May68; DU71465.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING, Arthur E. Dodds.
SL. le KA-pldy. © ‘Arthur’ E. Dodds;
15Apr68; DU71296.
MITE BOX CLINIC, by Helen Seitter
Stocklen. 4 1. © Helen Seitter
Stocklen; 6Mar68; A985590.
MIXED MARRIAGE; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Annie Mae Washington. 31 1.
© Annie Mae Washington; 3Jun68;
DU71655.
MOD (Mechanic on duty), by John P.
Zazzara. 3 1. Recording script.
© John P. Zazzara; 22Mar68; c20428.
MODEL, by Derek Roome, pseud. of
Douglas R. Empringham. 16 1.
A play. © Douglas R. Empringham;
12Jan68; DU70735.
MODERN COUNTRY HOMES, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Ora Doddson. 301.
© Ora Doddson; 5Apr68; DU71224.
MODERN MEMORY INSTITUTE, a short course
in memory cataloging by Ray Quiett.
lv. © Kenneth Ray Quiett; 22Aapr68;
C20520.
MODERN SPANISH THEATRE, an anthology. of
plays edited by Michael Benedikt &
George E. Wellwarth. New York, Dut-
ton. 416 p. NM: compilation & in-
troductions. © Michael Benedikt &
George E. Wellwarth; 14Mar68;
Agggo44.
MODIGLIANI, a play in two acts by
Dennis McIntyre. 1221. © Dennis
McIntyre; 25Mar68; DU71164.
MOLIERE; oder, Die Kabale der Schein-
heiligen. Schauspiel von Michail
Bulgakow. Deutsche Fassung von Nadia
& Michail Ignatieff. Hamburg, Btihnen-
& Musikverlage Sikorski. 114 p. Ger-
man. © Biihnen- & Musikverlage Sikor-
ski, K.G.; 27Mar68; AFO-54468.
MOMENT OF DECISION; drama in one act
by Stephen Thomas, pseud. of Stephen
Tymoshek. 391. © Stephen
Tymoshek; 11Mar68; DU71004.
MOMENTS, a one-act play, without
dialogue, ten moments to perform
by H. G. Marble. 7 1. © Herbert
G. Marble; 2Jan68; DU70512.
MONEY IS NOTHING, a one hour teleplay
by Victor A. Pompilio. 431.
3 acts. © Victor A. Pompilio;
7May68; DU71423.
MONEY MANAGEMENT FOR THE GOLDEN YEARS,
by Bill Qualls (William H. Qualls)
81. © Wm. H. Qualls; 19Feb68;
C20399.
THE MONEY TREE, a play in three acts
by Carl Neumann... 103 1.. © Carl A.
Neumann; 12Apr68; DU71286.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular i
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
DRAMAS
THE MONKEES, AUSTRALIA BOUND, by
Mary Campbell. 111. A play in
3 acts. © Mary Campbell; 30Jan68;
DU70693.
THE MONKEYS OF THE ORGAN GRINDER, by
Kenneth Bernard. 161. A play.
© Kenneth Bernard; 18Jan68; DU70577.
MONSIEUR G.A. A X; scenario par George
Kaczender & Alex Pelletier. 234 1.
Adapte du roman de Tibor Dery
G.A, ur X-ben. Appl. states prev.
pub. 1965, no.1659. NM: addition &
revision. -© George Kaczender &
Mrs. Alex Pelletier; 18Apr68;
DU71316.
MOON, a play in one act by Robert
Heide, pseud. of Robert William
Heitke. 17 1. © Robert William
Heitke; 9Feb68; DU70758.
MOON DAISY, an original screenplay by
Avraham Inlender. 95 1. © Avraham
Inlender; 14Mar68; DU71029.
MOON IN PISCES, a non sequitur in one
act by D. Jason Vinley. 66 1.
© Dennis Jason Vinley; 26Jun68;
DU71870.
MOONBEAMS AREN'T FOR SAVING; an orig-
inal musical play for television.
Book, music & lyrics by Anthony T.
Polistina.. lv. 17 scenes. © An-
thony T. Polistina; 25Jun68; DU71822.
THE MOONLIGHTERS; original screenplay
by J. N. Johnston, adapted by A. Las-
zlo. 152 1. © John N. Johnston &
Andrew Laszlo; 10Jun68; DU71743.
THE MOONSHINER'S DAUGHTER, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Emma Hatfield. 321.
© Emma Hatfield; 26Jan68; DU70663.
MORALITY ROUTINES, by Howard Bloom.
1v. .A monolog. © Howard Bloom;
14Feb68; Cc20321.
MORE, A WOMAN (Nymphomanie) First
draft screenplay by Charles Ross.
99 1. Based on original story by
Dick Randall. © Dick Randall;
29Apr68; DU71442.
MORE BOOKS. FOR THE BUCK, MORE BUCKS
FOR THE BOOKS, by Henry J. Perry.
7 1. © Henry J. Perry; 22Jan68;
c20511.
MORE PLAYS BY RIVALS OF CORNEILLE AND
- RACINE, translated into English
blank verse with introductions by
Lacy Lockert. Nashville, Vanderbilt
University Press. 694 p. NM: trans-
lations, prefaces. © Lacy Lockert;
20May68; A991589.
MORE THAN A DAY, by Carolyn Roy Schnei-
der. lv. A musical play in 2 acts.
© Carolyn Roy Schneider; 21Jun68;
DU71851.
MORNING MAN, by James H. Meyer. Sheet.
A chant. © Beauregard Music Co.;
11Mar68; c20401.
THE MOST WANTED WOMAN; documentary tel-
eplay by Charles Robbins, in associ-
ation with James Flowers. 43 1.
© Charles Robbins & James Flowers;
24Jun68; DU71859.
MOTH, by Marjorie A. Gilchrist
(Marjorie A.-Gilchrist Terry)
13 1. A play in 2 scenes.
© Marjorie A. Gilchrist; 1Apr68;
DU71104.
Jan. — June
THE MOTHER, by Bertolt Brecht, with
notes by the author, translated &
with an introd. by Lee Baxandall.
New York, Grove Press. 158 p.
(An Evergreen black cat book
15 pts. Book & lyrics only. Appl.
states prev. reg. 23Nov59, DU49996.
NM: translation & introd. © Lee
Baxandall; 22Nov65; DP6619.
THE MOTHER OF THE DIVORCEE, a comedy
by Chas. A. Pulaski. lv. 3 acts.
© Charles A. Pulaski; 20May68;_
DU71553.
MOTHER WHITTIER'S MEETING, a historical
play in three scenes by Henry Bailey
Stevens. Boston, Baker's Plays.
41 p. © Walter H. Baker Co.;
12Jun68; DP6726.
MOTIVATION: FORCES IN ACTION, a series
of television lectures on psychology
by Kenneth J. Gergen. 1-15. 1 v.
© Kenneth J. Gergen; 22Apr68; C20521.
THE MOVEMENT, by Michael P. Higgins.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Michael
Patrick Higgins; 22Mar68; DU71094.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, by William
Shakespeare, general introd. by
David G. Pitt, introd. by Beryl
Rowland, note by Lucy M. Fitzpatrick.
New York, Airmont Pub. Co. 134 p.
(Airmont Shakespeare classics series,
S20) NM: art work & introd.
© Airmont Pub. Co., Inc.; 24Jul67;
A97 6788.
MURDER IMPERATIVE, a play in six
scenes by Jane Erickson. 62 1.
© Jane Erickson; 22Apr68; DU71383.
4 MURDER MOST FOUL; or, A time to die,
a time to cry. A three act play that
reveals how a Chief of State was
assassinated ... by Stanley J. % Ethel
M. Marks. 811. © Stanley J. Marks
& Ethel M. Marks; 19Feb68; DU70838.
MURDEROUS ANGELS, a political tragedy
& comedy in black & white by Conor
Cruise O'Brien. 2001. 5 acts.
© Conor Cruise O'Brien; 22Mar68;
DU71173.
THE MURGATROYD INCIDENT, by Wendell
Metzger. 84 1. A play. © Wendell
Metzger; 4Mar68; DU70903.
MURPHY, by Loren D. Reyher. 120 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Loren D.
Reyher; 5Apr68; DU71225.
MUSEUM PIECE. 61. A play. Appl.
author: Second City, Inc. © Second
City, Inc.; 17Jan68; DU70572.
THE MUSIC BOX, by Stacey B. Day.
Montreal, Cultural & Educational
Productions. 73 p. 3 acts.
© Stacey B. Day; 1Dec67; DP6704.
MUSIC TO SKI GIRLS BYE; based on an
idea by J. C. Gagnier. lv. © Jo-
seph C. Gagnier; 20Jun68; DU71841.
A MUSICAL VERSION OF HENRY FIELDING'S
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES; or, The life
and death of Tom Thumb the Great.
Adaptation of book & lyrics by Nishan
Parlakian, original music & songs by
Marvin Salzberg. lv. 3 acts.
© Nishan Parlakian & Marvin Salzberg;
25apr68; Du71402.
MUTATION. See
FREAKOUT - FREAK-IN.
MY BASTARD BROTHER, by Joseph Patrick,
pseud. of Joseph Patrick Lamb.
721. A play in’3 acts. © Joseph
Patrick Lamb; 22May68; DU71568.
1968
| MY BODY YOU MAY GAIN, MY MIND I WILL
CONTROL, by Jerry Carter (Gerald C.
) Carter) 481. A play in 2 acts.
© Gerald Clay Carter; 15Jan68;
DU7O541.
| MY BUNKER BUDDY, composed by Hazel L.
Cottington. Sheet. © Hazel L.
Cottington; 27May68; c20608.
MY DARLING DAUGHTER; story adaptation &
lyrics by Pherbia Filer, music by Jay
Miller. 1v. © Jay Miller & Pherbia
Filer; 14Mar68; DU71030.
MY FAIR LADY GOES WEST, by Margaret
E. Davis & David Townsend. Dallas,
Greater Southwest Church Music
Service. 30 p. 10 scenes. Includes
music & lyrics to 2 songs. ©.Margaret
E. Davis & David Townsend; 5Jan68;
DP6592.
| MY FIRST DATE, by Pat Cooper. 21.
Monologue. © Unart Music Corp. &
Stu-pid Music, Inc.; 12Jan68;
€20159.
MY LAST TOUR, by Joe Chitwood.
© Joe Chitwood; 20May68; C2059
MY LITTLE BOY, MY BIG GIRL; a play
by Naomi and David Robison. From
stories by Carl Ewald. lv. 2 acts.
© Naomi S. Robison & David V. Robison;
20Jun68; DU71855.
Bata
6.
. MY LORD, MY LOVE, GOD, by Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi. fs 1. A monologue.
© Maharishi Mahesh Yogi; 13Nov67;
C20370. :
_ MY MR. LINCOLN; historical drama by
| Lee Vail (Lea Vail Black) 109 1.
2 acts. © Lea Vail Black; 15Jan68;
DU70532.
MY MOTHER IS AFTER MY HUSBAND, by Robert
M. Brown. 155 1. A play in 3 acts.
| © Robert M. Brown; 5Apr68; DU71223.
. MY PAW DONE LEARN'T ME PROPER, a one
. hour television play by Victor A.
Pompilio. 37 1. © Victor A.
Pompilio; 23Jan68; DU70626.
MY THEATER. See
. MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ITALIAN
THEATRE.
MY UNCLE ANTONIO, by Daniel M.
Fiorita. 132 1. A play in 5 acts.
© Daniel M. Fiorita; 3Jan68;
DU7O438.
MYELOPROLIFERATIVE DISEASES, DIAGNOSIS
OF THE MYELOPROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS,
. by Isadore Brodsky, lecturer. 1 v.
Recording script. © Medi-Disc, Inc.;
2Feb68; C20295.
_ MYRTILUS, a play in one act by Edward
‘de Grazia. (In Voyages, fall 1967,
p-13799) © Edward de Grazia;
Dec67; DP6661.
THE MYSTERIES; made from the Lincoln
| Cycle of mystery Plays by E. Martin
| Browne. London, S. French. (French's
acting edition) 49 p. ©. Martin
| Browne; 28Dec66; DF1911.
_ THE MYSTERIOUS WATERMELON; or, The
| Atkins family. A TV screenplay by
Van Dyck Story. lv. 25 scenes.
Book only. © Van Dyck Story;
6Dec67; DU70596.
MYSTICS OF THE ICE TEMPLES; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Joy B. Moody. 321.
© Joy B. Moody; 3Jun68; DU71671.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
N
DIE NACHT VOR SARAJEWO; Schauspiel in
funf Akten von Kurt Becsi. Wien,
Universal Edition (14724) 100 p.
© Universal Edition, A.G.; 9Nov67;
DFO-1603.
NADIA, a screenplay by Christopher
Swan. 881. © Christopher Swan;
24Apr68; DU71394.
THE NAME GAME, by Charles Nolan.
2 sheets. Television script.
© Charles W. Nolan; 22Mar68;
c20490.
THE NAME OF BENEDETTI, a play in one
act by Thomas F. Spinelle. 1 v.
© Thomas F. Spinelle; 15Apr68;
DU7 1302.
THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SELL YOUR OWN
HOME, by Augustine M. Pena & Louis
Segreto. 4 1. © Augustine M. Pena
& Louis Segreto; 12Jan68; C20195.
THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SELL YOUR OWN
HOME, by Augustine M. Pena & Louis
Segreto. 3 1. Commercial script.
Appl. states prev. reg. 12Jan68,
C20195. NM: adaptation for general
use. © Augustine M. Pena & Louis
Segreto; 26Feb68; C20344.
NASSER WAITS FOR RABIN.
NAZER MECHAKE LERABIN.
See
THE NATURAL LOOK, a comedy in two
acts by Lee Thuna (Leonora Thuna)
New York, S. French. 109 p.
Appl. states prev. reg. 20Jul65,
DU63555. © Leonora Thuna; 29Dec67;
DP6688.
THE NATURE OF THE BEAST, by Irving
Greenberg. 125 1. A play in 2
acts. © Irving Greenberg; 29Jan68;
DU7 0687.
NAVRUKH VELIKDEN; dramatizatsifa v 4
deistvif% by Stefan Shishkov. 69 1.
Title transliterated. © Stefan
Shishkov; 18Apr68; DU713%.
NAZER MECHAKE LERABIN. (Nasser waits for
Rabin), by Hayim Hefer. 2 sheets.
© Hayim Hefer; 17Jan68; c20234.
NEEDS, by Steven M. Jacobson.
tists Play Service. 25 p.
in one act. © Steven M. Jacobson;
25Jan68; DP6591.
NEIGH! NEIGH! An original story
written & adapted for television by
Mrs... A. B.. Crawford. 30.1.
© Mrs. A. B. Crawford; 3Jun68;
DU71674.
NELL GWYN IN HELL, by Queenelle T.
Minet. 64 1. A play. © Queenelle
T. Minet; 19Apr68; DU71353.
NEVER SAY NO TO A LADY, a musical comedy
based on the life of Elizabeth
Cady Stanton; book, lyrics, music
& orchestral score by Joseph J.
Lynch. lv. 2 acts. © Joseph J.
Lynch; 25Mar68; DU71171.
NEW COMEDIES FOR TEEN-AGERS, a collec-
tion of one-act, royalty-free
comedies, farces and melodramas by
Earl J. Dias. Boston, Plays. 322 p.
© Earl J. Dias; 19Jun67; A975808.
A NEW DAWN, a drama in two acts by
George Morantz. lv. © George
Morantz; 25Jan68; DU70O647.
NEW DIRECTIONS; musical revue, book
& lyrics by Richard E. Nystrom,
music by D. David McKeever. 1 v.
© Richard E. Nystrom & D. David
McKeever; 7May68; DU71473.
29
NEW FACES, by Tom Whitman. 51. (See
and say series, I-39-2 © American
Book Co.; 11Jun68; C20691.
NEW FAMILY IN TOWN, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Mildred E. eae: 30 1. © Mildred
E. Flagg; 26Jan68; DU70680.
THE NEW HUMANITIES AND THE 21ST CEN-
TURY, by Robert Saudek. 131. A
speech. © Robert Saudek; 24Jun68;
c20702.
THE NEW MORALITY, by Leonard L. Perl-
mutter. 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Leonard L. Perlmutter; 30Apr68;
DU7 1415.
THE NEWSPAPER IN THE CLASSROOM: ELE-
MENTARY OR MIDDLE SCHOOL; lecture &
oral delivery by Myrtle C. Craig.
© Myrtle C. Craig; 3oaprés;
NEXT TIME, COME YESTERDAY, a screen-
play by R. A. G. Pintane. lv.
© R. A. G. Pintane; 18Jan68;
DU7 0587.
NICKY; music by Ted Harris (Theodore
Harris), lyrics by Frank Longo,
book by Don Wilcox. From the story
Nicky by W. L. Van Atta. 2v.
2 acts. © Theodore Harris & Frank
Longo; 3Jun68; DU71652.
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, a musical
for children. Book, music & lyrics
by Florence Jarratt. lv. 2 acts.
© Florence Jarratt; 31May68;
DU71636.
NIGHT OF THE DOLLS, a fantasy drama in
one act by F. E. M. Agnew. London,
English Theatre Guild. 20 p.
© F, E. M. Agnew; 5Jan68; DP6599.
955 SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER; record-
ing script for J. I. Case Co. by
Jam Handy Organization. 9 1.
© J. I. Case Co.; 29Jan68; c20256.
THE 1968 CHEVROLET DATA BOOK, YOUR
ROUTE TO FULL-LINE SELLING! Record-
ing script for Chevrolet Motor Divi-e
sion by Jam Handy Organization. 81.
© Chevrolet Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 29Jan68; c20258.
NO DOUBLE PARKING, by George Comora,
pseud. of Jay Dratler. 411. A
screenplay. © Jay Dratler; 13Jun68;
DU71771.
NO LONGER AT EASE, a play in one act
by Hilda Benson Powicke, Boston,
Baker's Plays. 37 p. (Baker's
royalty plays) From-Journey of the
Magi, by T. S. Eliot. NM: revision
& addition. © Hilda Benson Powicke;
23Jan68; DP6605.
NO PATH TO HEAVEN, a courtroom drama
by Max L. Berges. 1301. 4 acts.
© Max L. Berges; 8May68; DU71481.
NO PILLOW FOR HIS HEAD, a Christmas
drama in four scenes by Dorothy
Wills Jenks. Kansas City, Mo.,
Lillenas Pub. Co. 16 p. © Lillenas
Pub. Co., a registered trade name
of the Nazarene Pub. House;
1Apr68; DP6684.
NO SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS WHEN IT COMES
TO OWNER RELATIONS; recording
script for Pontiac Motor Division
by Jam Handy Organization. 121.
© Pontiac Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 9May68; C20556.
NO SMOKE, a play in one act by Derek
Wellman. London, S. French. (French's
acting edition) 33 1. © Samuel
French, Ltd.; 28Dec67; DF1909.
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NO SMOKING PLEASE, by Pat Cooper.
Monologue. © Unart Music Corp. &
Stu-pid Music, Inc.; 12Jan68;
c20160.
NO SNAKES IN THIS GRASS, by Jim Mag-
nuson (James L. Magnuson) 24 1. A
play. © James L. Magnuson; 12Jun68;
DU71762.
NOAH, by Larry Markowitz (Lawrence S.
Markowitz) Sheet. © Lawrence S.
Markowitz; 6May68; C20544.
NONE DO THERE EMBRACE, by Carson David-
son. 511. A screenplay. © Carson
Davidson; 17Apr68; DU71325.
DIE NONNEN; Moralit&t in sieben Stufen
mit Vorspiel, Nachspiel und Schlus-
shymne von Eaghor G. Kostetzky.
{Austria] Universal Edition (14685)
114 p. © Universal Edition, A.G.;
27 Jun67 3 DFO-1586. "
NOT BY BREAD ALONE; short subject
screenplay by Ryan Bradley, pseud.
of Ruth E. Odegaard. 15 1.
© Ruth E. Odegaard; 3Jan68;
DU70435.
NOT LIKE OTHER MEN, a play in one act
by Enid Staff. London, S. French.
(French's acting edition): 23 p.
© Samuel French, Ltd.; 28Dec673
DF1907 .
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY,
by Richard Steele-Reed. 1 v.
A play in 2 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 9Feb67, DU67809. NM:
revision. © Richard Steele-Reed;
14Feb68; DU7O779.
NOT UNTIL, a drama in one set & three
acts by Harold Sherman. 1 v.
© Harold Sherman; 14Mar68; DU71032.
THE NOTE. Author, Louis J. Adessa.
Sheet. © Jepalana Productions,
Inc.; 13May68; C20605.
NOTHING LIKE A DRAGON, a teleplay by
L. Adams, Jr. 57 1. 4 acts.
© Laurence Toliver Adams, Jr.;
17Jan68; DU70567.
NOTHING PERSONAL, a comedy by George
Trinin. lv. 3 acts. © George
Trinin; 12Mar68; DU71016.
NOTHING PERSONAL, a musical comedy by
E. Sharpe. 35 1. 3 acts. © Eileen
C. Sharpe; 28May68; DU71549.
NOTHING TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. See
TWO FOOLS WHO GAINED A MEASURE OF
WISDOM.
NOVEMBER PEOPLE, a play in three acts
by Roma Greth. 1. © Roma Greth;
24Jan68; DU70638.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN; book
& lyrics by Gretchen Cryer, music
by Nancy Ford (Nancy Ford Charles)
lv. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 22Mar66, DUSSUS6. NM: addition.
© Kiki Music Corp.; 13Feb68;
DU70736.
NOW THAT I'VE FOUND YOU AM I STILL A
RELATIVE; story & screenplay by Joe
Greene. 561. (Concho County)
Appl. author: Robert N.
a.k.a. Reed Sherman, employer for
hire. © Robert N. Sherman; 29Mar68;
DU71110.
NYMPH AND THE GOVERNESS. See
ANGEL.
NYMPHOMANIE. See
MORE, A WOMAN.
DRAMAS
O
O BITTER SEEDS OF FURY, by Dave Hicks
(David Hicks) 1061. A play in
3 acts. © David Hicks; ai gan68 ;
DU70708.
O HOLY NIGHT, a program of Christmas
carols & their stories by Arthur L.
Zapel, Jr. 13 p. Book only.
Appl. author: Arthur Meriwether, Inc.,
employer for hire. © Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc.; 20Sep67; DP6627.
O HUNTER, by Fred Haskins. lv. A
play in 3 acts. © Fred Haskins;
1May68; DU71426.
O, JUAN! A new musical about the man
whose name was a four-letter word,
a moral fable, book & music by
Kenneth Chomont, lyrics by Cherryl
Bound & Ken Chomont. Inspired by
the poem by George Gordon Byron.
lv. 6 scenes. © Kenneth L.
Chomont; 28May68; DlI71617.
THE OBJECTOR, a play in two acts by
David J. Dawson. 1v. © David J.
Dawson; 1Feb68; DU70717.
OBSERVATION, by Jay Miller. 151.
Script. © Jay Miller; 14Mar68;
c2o40o.
ODYSSEY ON THE HOME FRONT, a mixed-
media play in three acts by Ruth L.
Stern. 1v. © Ruth L. Stern;
17Jun68; DU71803.
OEDIPE, de Gide. La machine infernale,
de Cocteau. Introd. & notes by Wil-
liam S. Bell.
(6546) 218 p. (The Laurel language
library. French series, general edi-
tor, Germaine Brée) 2:-plays. ‘Appl.
author: Dell Pub. Co., Inc., employer
for hire. NM: chronology, introd.,
notes & bibliography. © Dell Pub.
Co., Inc.; 21Mar68; A998992.
OEDIPUS THE KING. See
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE.
oe AND WOMAN, LOVE AND INTRIGUE.
ee
THE HIDDEN FACES.
OF PILGRIMS AND INDIANS, a musical play
by Kenneth Newbern & Lisa Kuhmerker.
115 1. 3 acts. © Kenneth Newbern &
Lisa Kuhmerker; 15Mar68; DU71035.
OF PRISONS AND MEN, a play in three
acts by James D. Baines. 1 v.
© James D. Baines; 2Jan68; DU70425.
OFFICE. HOLIDAY. See
FOCUS ON SEX.
OFFICER, I THINK THE EMPIRE STATE IS
FOLLOWING ME! Book for a musical
by Darrell Random. 1001. 2 acts.
© Darrell Random; 27Feb68; DU70%9.
OH BILLY, OH TOMMY, by Leo W. Steiner.
27-1. A play in 3 acts... © Leo
Watman Steiner; 8Apr68; DU71280.
OH, 'DEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS; or, Portrait
of a dead mother, a play in 2 acts
by Robert J. J. Thompson. 100 1.
© Robert J. Thompson; 28Jun68;
DU71884 .
OH! GODMOTHER! Or, Fairy.tales my
mother never told me. An entertain-
ment by Richard Fullmer. 321.
© Richard D. Fullmer; 22Apr68;
DU71377.
OH! LEROY! By Justin Tarr a.k.a.
J. Howard K. Barnes (Flavius, pseud.)
145 1. <A screenplay. © Justin Tarr
(Ramtar Productions); 3May68;
DU71450.
New York, Dell Pub. Co.
Jan. — June
OH LITTLE STAR, by John E. Schofield.
Sheet. A verse. Music from original
setting by Joseph Mohr & Franz
Gruber, © John E. Schofield; 9Feb68;
20302.
OH, MR, SVENGALI! NO, MR. SVENGALI!
A musical based on the novel Trilby
by George du Maurier, by Cyril I.
Mipaas & N. L. Milner; book & lyrics
by Mipaas & Milner. 54 1.
10 scenes. Book & lyrics only.
© C. I. Mapaas & N. L. Milner;
17Apr68; DU71269.
OH MY MINNIE, a comedy by Louis Conte.
100 1. 2 acts. © Louis Conte;
21Mar68; DU71086.
OHIA TREE, a drama in three acts by
Christopher Lynn, pseud. of Dorothy
C. Baker. 54 1. ©D. C. Baker;
12Jun68; DU71755.
OIL IS WHERE YOU FIND IT, BLADE
DAGGERSHAW. See
THE CIGARETTE FIEND.
ca WELLS AND CATTLE ON A GOLF COURSE.
ee
US GOLFERS CURSE YOU, WIDOW KIMSOCK.
OL} ABE LINCOLN, by Rhoda Hart. 6 1.
A play. © Rhoda Hart; 2Apr68;
DU71191.
OLD GRANPA AND OLD GRANDMA, by Rhoda
Hart. 61. A play. © Rhoda Hart;
11Jan68; DU70525.
THE OLD MAID'S PAD, by Rhoda Hart.
4 1. A play. © Rhoda Hart;
29Jan68; DU71214.
THE OLD MAID'S VISIT, by Rhoda Hart.
81. A play. © Rhoda Hart;
29Jan68; DU71215.
OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE, by Junior Samples &
Cliff Williamson. Sheet. Recitation.
© Peach Music, Inc.; 3Jun68; C20635.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT KNOWN; book,
music & lyrics by Dick Rogers. 1 v-
A musical play. © Virginia City
Music Co.; 15Mar68; Du71114.
OLYMPIC GODS, PT.1. See
WHY WE STUDY IT; ORIGINS OF THE GODS;
THE OLYMPIC GODS, PT.1.
ON-PREMISE INSTITUTE, by Brian F. Rea.
3 sheets. A monolog. © Brian F.
Rea; 16May68; C20572.
ON THAT DAY, by Olov Hartman; trans-
lated by Brita Stendahl. Philadel-
phia, Fortress Press. 48 p. A drama
in 8 songs. Translated from the
Swedish B&raren, by Olov Hartman.
NM: translation. © Fortress Press;
1Jun68; A996511.
ON THE BLIND; or, Claim-to-fame gal.
By Robinson Stockham (Linda J.
Stockham) 1201. A sereenpreyc
© Linda J. Stockham; 25Jan68;
DU70650.
ON THE FRINGE OF HELL; one act play
by Beverly Dickerson. 1 v.
© Beverly Dickerson; 18Apr68;
DU71332.
ONCE AND FUTURE KING. See
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
ONCE UPON A HARVEST-TIME, a gentle,
musical diversion based on The
courtship of Miles Standish by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, book & lyrics
by Dick Turmail, music compeser by
Jim Lynn. 391. 3 acts. m
Lynn z Dick Turmail; 4Apr68; DU71212.
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1968
ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND, a comedy in one
act by Jack Frakes. New York,
S. French. 28 p. Appl. states prev.
reg. 17Jul61, DU53560. © Jack
Frakes; 30Dec66; DP6700.
ONCE UPON A TIME, a play in 2 acts by
Peretz Hirshbein, adapted from the
Yiddish by Nahum Yablonovitz.
89 1. © Nahum Yablonovitz; 6May68;
DU71407.
ONE DAMNED THING AFTER ANOTHER, an
original musical comedy; book &
lyrics by Fletcher Flynn & Terry
Kahn; music by Irwin Webb. lv.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Fletcher Richard Flynn; 19Dec673;
DU70607.
ONE GOLD TOOTH IS A FORTUNE, TWO IS
TROUBLE; story & screenplay by Joe
Greene. 501. (Concho County)
Appl. author: Robert N. Sherman
a.k.a. Reed Sherman, employer for
hire. © Robert N. Sherman; 29Mar68;
DU71111.
150 MACDOUGAL, by Denise Decker &
Robert Lawson. 1 v. A musical play
in 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Denise Decker & Robert Lawson;
13May68; DU71502.
ONE KNIGHT OUT, by Norman Thomas Brecht.
4 1. A screenplay. © Norman Thomas
Brecht; 24Jan68; DU70562.
ONE-MAN SHOW; comic opera in two acts.
Music by Nicholas Maw, libretto by
Arthur Jacobs. London, Boosey &
Hawkes. 64 p. © Boosey &-Hawkes
Music Publishers, Ltd.; 2May68;
DFO-1607.
ONE MORE WALTZ WITH MOLLY O'FLYNN, a
play in one act by Peter Dee. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 24 p. (Baker's
mover ey plays) © Walter H. Baker Co.;
1lApr68; DP6656. i
1155 SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER; record-
ing script for J. I. Case Co. by Jam
Handy Organization. 81. ©J. I.
Case Co.; 29Jan68; c20257.
ONLY A KING (PART II - RASHAMON REVISIT-
ED): THE INCREDIBLE TRAGIC HISTORY OF
THE INCREDIBLE RELATIONSHIP OF
HAAKON CHEVALIER AND J. ROBERT OPPEN-
HEIMER, by Chester Leo Smith. 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 28Ju164, DU6OT UB. NM: additions.
© Chester Leo Smith; 27May68;
DU7 1608.
ONWARD, THE RIVER. See
TEEN-AGERS OF THE BIBLE.
OPERATION BREADBASKET; written for
Garrison's gorillas by Susan E.
Beaulieu. 511. A teleplay in
4 acts. © Susan Eugenia Beaulieu;
20Mar68; DU71073.
OPERATION STRIP, a three act play by
Evelyn Langenkamp. 95 1. © Evelyn
Langenkamp; 9May68; DU71493.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS; recording script
for General Motors Corp. by Jam
Handy Organization. 161. © General
Motors Corp.; 29Jan68; c20260.
OREGON MY OREGON, a musical play in
three acts. Book, by Ray McCuen;
lyrics by Eve Morey, Ruth R. Haefer
& Leo Karezag; music by Leo Karczag.
lv. © Leo Karezag; 18Mar68;
DU7 1008.
ORESTES AND ELECTRA; myth & dramatic
form edited by William M. Force.
Boston, Houghton Mifflin Co. 329 p.
2 plays. WM: introd., questions,
study aid & preface. © William M.
Force; 7Feb68; A972034.
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OUT OF THE DEPTHS,
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
ORGASM, a play in two scenes by
Michael Pitkow. 47 1. © Michael
Pitkow; 22Mar68; DU71090.
ORIENT EXPRESS; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Steve Weizer. 311. © Steve Weizer;
3Jun68; DU71667.
ORIGINS OF THE GODS. See
WHY WE STUDY IT; ORIGINS OF THE GODS;
THE OLYMPIC GODS, PT.1.
OSTEOPOROSIS, ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS
AND COMPLICATIONS, by Gordon Bender-
sky, lecturer. lv. Recording
script. © Medi-Disc, Inc.; 2Feb68;
ce0292.
OTHELLO; opera in three acts (1816) by
G. Rossini, libretto by Berio, Eng-
lish libretto by Martha Winburn Eng-
land. lv. © Martha Winburn England;
20Jun68; DU71844.
THE OTHER GEORGE, a delicate mystery
by L. M. Sullivan (M. Sullivan)
49 1. 2 acts. © M. Sullivan;
22Apr68; DU71291.
THE OTHER ROAD; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Bernice Scott. 301. © Bernice
Scott; 3Jun68; DU71673.
THE OTHER WISDOM, by Frances Gunderson.
44 1, A play in 3 acts. © Frances
Gunderson; 1ldan68; DU70511.
OUR BOY DICK. See
THE EMPEROR'S PARADE.
OUR DRAFT DODGERS IN CANADA.
WAR GAMES.
OUR FATE WAS TRAGEDY; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Mary Ann Malachowski. 31 1.
© Mary Ann Malachowski; 3Jun68;
DU71679.
OUR HUMAN CONDITION, a play in three
acts by Joseph Killian. lv.
© Joseph C. Killian; 17Jun68;
Du71810.
OUR RABBI GOREN.
RABENU GOREN.
THE OUT EXISTS, a conscious fantasy
by Claude Lawrence & Reginald
Madison. lv. 3 acts. © Laura T.
Martin; 3Apr68; DU71170.
See
See
a choral passion
play, libretto from the scripture
according to St. John, music by
Samuel C. Yahres. Coraopolis, Pa.,
Fort Vance Press. 46 p. © Fort
Vance Press, jointly owned by Samuel
C. Yahres & Marianne E. Yahres;
26Dec67; DP6625.
THE OVER TWENTY-EIGHT CLUB, a musical
comedy play in two acts by Walter
Cohen. 75 1. Book & lyrics only.
© Walter Cohen; 27Jun68; DU71823.
OXYGEN SYSTEMS, section B, narration.
By Paul E. Sanderson. 22 1.
Recording script. © Sanderson
Films, Inc.; 7Mar68; C20430.
P
P 9, a motion picture script by Charles
W. Nauman. 209 1. © Charles W.
Nauman; 28Jun68; DU71886.
THE PAISLEY CONVERTIBLE, a comedy in
three acts by Harry Cauley. New
York, S. French. 77 p. Appl. states
prev. reg as Early to bed, 1966,
DU66665. NM: rev. & rewritten.
© Harry Cauley; 19Ju167; DP6677.
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LA PAIX EST INDIVIDUELLE (Peace 1s indi-
vidual) Conference sur la Science
Chretienne par Roy J. Linnig. 23 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 21Nov66,
c19264. NM: French translation.
© Roy J. Linnig; 18Jan68; ce0224.
THE PALE PINK DRAGON, by Phyllis
McCallum. Cody, Wyo., Pioneer Drama
Service. 54 p. 3 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 28Jan57, DU44018.
© Phyllis McCallum (Mrs. G. A.);
15Aug66; DP6616.
PANCREATITIS, NATURAL HISTORY AND
DIAGNOSIS, by John Trapnell,
lecturer. 1v. Recording script.
© Medi-Disc, Inc.; 2Feb68; c20291.
PANTOMIME FOR A BALLET AND PROGRAM
NOTES FOR A MUSICAL SCORE OF
THACKERAY'S THE ROSE AND THE RING,
See
THACKERAY'S THE ROSE AND THE RING,
PAPA'S NOT IN THE MOOD; an original
story written & adapted for television
by Grace Brainerd. 30 1. © Grace
Brainerd; 3Jun68; DU71669.
PAPER-SCIZZORS-ROCK. See
THREE IN THE AFTERNOON.
PARACHUTE TO PARADISE, a film by Allan
Gittler. 701. © Parachute to
Paradise, Inc.; 26Apr68; DU71408.
PARADE, by Lucille Hauser. 7 1.
A play. © Lucille Hauser; 8Feb68;
DU7OC754.
PARADISE LOST, a feature motion pic-
ture documentary by Osborn Seger-
berg, Jr. 24 1. © Osborn Seger-
berg, Jr.; 1Mar68; C20355.
PARADOXES * OF PUBLIC DEMOCRATIC PLANNING,
by Paul C. Killam. 17 1. © Paul G.
Killam; 13Feb68; C20312.
PARASOLS AND BUGGY-WHIPS, th' rollickin!'
riddle by Robert John Schulze.
69 1. A musical play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Robert John
Schulze & Diane Louise Schulze;
15Mar68; DU71113.
PARDON ME, SIR, BUT IS MY EYE HURTING
YOUR ELBOW? Written by Gregory
Corso & others. New York, B. Geis
Associates. 170 p. © Thirteen
Productions, Inc.; 1Feb68; A969090.
PARDON MONSIEUR; piece en un acte de
Jeannine Worms, pseud. of Jeanine
Metzger. 54 1. © Jeannine Worms;
25Apr68; DUT1368.
THE PARK, by Sonia Brown. 26 1,
A play. © Sonia Brown; 26Dec67;
DU70416.
THE PARSLEY OF LIFE, a romantic
comedy in one act by Bernard Sabath.
23 1. © Bernard Sabath; 1May68;
DU7 1430.
PARTNERS, an original television play
by Paul Dexter, 72:1. © Paul
Dexter; 8Jan68; DU7O468.
A PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE, a comedy
in one act by Lowell Swortzell.
New York, S. French. 21 p.
© Samuel French, Inc.; 30Dec66;
DP6692.
PAS DE QUATRE; drama in two acts by
Margot Engler (Margaret Engler)
811. English. © Margaret Engler;
22Mar68; DU71047.
PASS ME NOT, by Dorothy Norwood.
Sheet. NM: addition. © Herman
Lubinsky d.b.a. Planemar Music Co.;
14Mar68; c20422.
pertaining to a particular
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PASSAGGIO, messa in scena di Luciano
Berio e di Edoardo Sanguineti;
Deutsche Ubertragung, Markus Kutter.
(England) Universal Edition
(13700 a Mi) 56 p. Appl. states
prev. reg. lJun64, DFO-1307.
© Universal Edition (London) Ltd.;
12Dec66; DFO-15%.
PASTEL PEOPLE AND A SHOCKING PINK GIRL,
a musical by Dori Wood. lv.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only. © Dori
Wood; 12Feb68; DU70818.
PASTIMES, a play by Lawrence Wunderlich.
117 1. © Lawrence Wunderlich;
28Feb68; DU7O980.
PASTRY AND OLD FLAME, a one hour tele-
play by Victor A. Pompilio. 47 1.
3 acts. © Victor A. Pompilio;
7May68; DU71422.
THE PASTURELAND IS FULL OF BONES, a
long play by Richard Keller Simon.
65 1. 2 acts. © Richard Keller
Simon; 21May68; DU71563.
THE PATCHETT & TARSES SHOW; written
by Thomas Patchett, Jay Tarses. 1 v.
Duolog. © Thomas Patchett & Jay
Tarses; 5Mar68; C20365.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ENDOTOXIC SHOCK,
by Wilbur Oakes. 1v. Appl. ti.:
Septic shock. © Medi-Disc, Inc.;
2Feb68; C20332.
PATHWAY TO LIBERTY; or, George Washing-
ton on the pathway to liberty.
Writers, Katherine Corbin & Suzanne
R. Dickson; idea, Suzanne R. Dickson.
121. A play in5 scenes.
© Katherine Corbin (Mrs. Olney M.
Corbin) & Suzanne R. Dickson
(Mrs. Robert E. Dickson); 17Apr68;
pu71324.
PATIENCE, PATIENCE, WHERE IS THY KICK?
A comedy in one act by John Favic-
chio. 221. © John Favicchio;
2Jan68; DU7O428.
PAULINA OF FLAVIUS, by Neil di
Lorenzo. 621. A play. © Neil
di Lorenzo; 3Jan68; DU7O436.
THE PAWS; screenplay by Ani Post
Mrs. Cezar Yazigi) 1401. © Ani
Post; 21Mar68; DU71084.
PEACE, See
SHALOM.
THE PEACE FLOW; written for Religious
Television Associates by Bob
Terry (Robert Terry) lv. A musical
screenDlay. © Robert Terry d.b.a.
Terell Music Co.; 24Apr68; DU71419.
PEACE IS INDIVIDUAL. See
LE PAIX EST INDIVIDUELLE.
RAUHA ON YKSILOLLISTA.
VRENE IS INDIVIDUEEL.
THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM, by Kent
Kessinger. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Kent Kessinger; 22May68; DU71572.
THE PEACEMAKERS, a one-act comedy by
Evelyn Dorio (Evelyn D. Nicolais)
35 1. Appl. states prev. reg.
1Aug66, DU66454. NM: addition &
revision. © Evelyn D. Nicolais;
27May68; DU71607.
THE PEANUT BAG;-. or, Here we are, alone
together. A comedy in 2 acts by
Samson Raphaelson. 1v. © Samson
Raphaelson; 6Dec67; DU7O402.
PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY, by Harris
Freedman. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Harris Freedman; 8Jan68; DU70467.
PEANUTS. Sée
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN.
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DRAMAS
THE PEDESTRIAN, a fantasy in one act
by Ray Bradbury. New York, S. French.
21 p.. Appl. states prev. reg.
1Jul66, DU66205. © Ray Bradbury;
30Dec66; DP6689.
PEGGY, a comedy-drama in three acts by
Cecilia N. Daria. 125 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 21Apr59, DU‘ 8977.
NM: revision. © Cecilia Nash Daria;
2Jan68; DU7O412.
THE PENAL COLONY, by Joel M. Brodkin.
A dramatization based on Kafka's
short story. lv. © Joel M. Brodkin;
6Jun68; DU71713.
THE PENALTY FOR BEING SLOW, a one act
Play in two scenes written by Burton
Snyder. 161. © Burton Snyder;
20Feb68; DU70840.
THE PENNILESS PRINCE, by Hiram Taylor.
56 1. A play in 2 acts. © Hiram
Edwin Taylor; 27Jun68; Du71878.
THE PENNY WHISTLE CONCERTO, an hour
long TV comedy by Robert Hogrogian
Badrig. 711. 3 acts. © Robert
Hogrogian Badrig; 12Mar68; DU71011.
PENROD; musical play in 3 acts, music
M. G. Rasey, script & lyrics, Val
Call (Velva L. Call) 1. Based on
the book by Booth Tarkington.
© Val Call & Mildred G. Rasey;
2May68; DU71398.
PERCUSSIONS OF SOUND, by Sheila Marie
Mathis. lv. A play. © Sheila
Marie Mathis; oiMar6e; DU71055.
LE PERE GORIOT; dialogues d'Honore de
Balzac, extraits de l'oeuvre avec
des textes de liaison par Jean Marsan,
pseud, of Jean de Strett. lv. A
esas Ne © Jean Marsan; 8Apr68;
DU71314.
PERFECT PATTERN FOR HAPPINESS, by Rose
Eliasberg. 921. A playin 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 190ct50,
DU25720. NM: addition & revision.
© Rose Eliasberg; 29Feb68; DU70982.
THE PERFORMER, by R. L. Culp. 27 1.
A play. © Robert L. Culp; 23Feb68;
DU7 0863.
PERHAPS, FOR ETERNITY; dramatic compo-
sition by Kirsten York, pseud. of
Helen Fay Lubin Sholem. 27 l.
© Helen Fay Lubin Sholem; 5Feb68;
DU7O729.
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE, by William
Shakespeare; edited by James G.
McManaway. Baltimore, Penguin Books.
126 ee (The Pelican Shakespeare,
AB 38) 5 acts. NM: new ed.
© Penguin Books, Inc.; 20Jun67 (in
notice: 1961); A961998.
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE, by William
Shakespeare; general editor, Louis B.
Wright, assistant editor, Virginia A.
LaMar. New York, Washington Square
Press (W 0139) lv. (The Folger
Library general reader's Shakespeare)
5 acts. NM: introd., notes & compi-
lation of illus. © Washington Square
Press, Inc.; 2Jan68; A998996.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY; Operette in 5
bildern von Max Wallner & Kurt Feltz,
Musik von Fred Raymond. Berlin,
F. B. Erben. 204 p. © Edition
Majestic Erwin Paesike; 7Feb41;
DF1904.
PETER IBBETSON; screen dramatization by
B. F. Zeidman.. 49 1. Based on
a novel by George Du Maurier.
© Bennie F. Zeidman; 11Mar68;
DU70954.
Jan. — June
PETER ONE, a one act by Thomas G.
Edwards. 25 1. © Thomas G. Edwards;
2Jan68; DU7O431.
PETER PIPER PICKED A PICKLED PECK, by
William Dales Hartt. 87 1. A play
in 2 acts. © William Dales Hartt;
17Jan68; DU70569.
PHAEDRAN; screenplay by Donald R. Boyle.
113 1. © Donald R. Boyle; 21Mar683
DU7 1083.
DIE PHANTASIE KANN ALLES, eine Folge
von Couplets, Monologen & Aphorismen
von Ferdinand Raimund, ausgewahlt &
zusammengestellt von Oscar Deleglise.
33 1. © Oscar Deleglise; 8Jan68;
C20164 .
PHILADELPHIA-CAMDEN METRO CHEVROLET
DEALERS 41 CLUB, by Eugene Robert
Tanz. Sheet. Recording script.
© Cox & Tanz; 14Mar68; Cc20426.
PHILOSOPHY OF SUCCESS; recording script
for J. I. Case Co. by Jam Handy
Organization. 211. ©J. I. Case
Co.; 29Jan68; c20254.
PHIU PHIUUU (WOLF WHISTLE) A musical
comedy drama in two acts by Irving
Greenberg. 1v. Appl. states prev.
reg. 25Aug54, DU37752. NM: revi-=
sions. © Irving Greenberg; 8May68;
DU71480.
THE PHOENIX, by Richard E. Arvey.
aby nia ow \ piay in 5 scenes. © Richard
E. Arvey; 31May68; DU71635.
PHONICS I; tapes 1-5. 5 v. Recording
script. Appl. author: Education
Unlimited Corp. © Education
Unlimited Corp.; 1lJan68; c20185.
PHRENETIQUE; story & screenplay by
Peter Savage, pseud. of Frank
Peter Petrella. 1301. © Frank
Peter Petrella; 1Feb68; DU70715.
PHYSIOLOGY EVIDENCE OUTLINES AND
EXAMPLES, a lecture by John Reece Cad-
wallader. 3 sheets. © John Reece
Cadwallader; 18Mar68; C20403.
THE PIANO TUNER; or, The horrors of
peace. A vaudeville for the nuclear
age by Bronson Dudley. 79 1.
3 acts. © Bronson Dudley; 14Mar68;
DU70988.
PIC ET PIOCHE, by Raymond Vincy, pseud.
of Raymond Ovanessian. 156 1.
3 acts. © Raymond Vincy; 4Mar68;
DU70984..
PICK IT UP FROM THE DAGGERS, a play by
Ben Kerner. 191. © Ben Kerner;
8May68; DU71477.
PICTORIAL ORIGINS OF CINEMA NARRATIVE,
THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY; text of a
lecture by Gerald Noxon. 30 1.
© Gerald F. Noxon; 4Apr68; c20485.
THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN, a musical
adaptation for a childrens record
album by Linda Ashton Stewart.
1v. © Linda Ashton Stewart;
19Apr68; DU71404.
THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN, by Ann P.
Welty. 261. A play in 3 acts.
Adaptation of The Pied Piper by
Robert Browning. © Ann P. Welty;
10oMay68; DUT INES.
A PILL FOR EVERYTHING, a modern musical
love story set against an enter-
taining view of a portion of today's
society by Richard F. Pauloz, Mary
Lou Pauloz, Richard M. McCabe.
150 1. Book only.. © Richard F.
Pauloz, Mery Lou Pauloz & Richard
M. McCabe; 4Apr68; DU71210.
}
1968
| PINNACLE AND THE PIT. See
THE GILDED YEARS.
| PINOCCHIO, a new musical; book &
lyrics by Richard Wade, music by
Dick Gessner (Richard A. Gessner)
lv. 9 scenes. Based on stories
by Carlo Collodi. © Richard H. Wade
& Richard A. Gessner; 29Apr68;
DU71351.
PINOCCHIO, by John Simons. lv. A
play in 2 acts. © John Simons;
27Feb68; DU7O846.
PINZO AND COLUMBO, by George Fetchko.
lv. Aplay in5 acts. © George
Thomas Fetchko; 17Jan68; DU70571.
THE PIPE IS LIT, a two act musical
comedy by Shubert Fendrich & Paul W.
Hanselmann. 1 v. Based on the life
of Charles M. Russell, the cowboy
artist. © Shubert Fendrich & Paul W.
Hanselmann; 16Feb68; DU70813.
| THE PIRATE'S DIN, an up-to-date pirate
| comedy by Robert A. Anderson.
Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co.
22 p. (Eldridge popular one act
playscripts) © Eldridge Pub. Co.;
1sep67; DP6587.
| PLANNING, HOT AND COLD, by Morris
Spector. 161. © Morris Spector;
3May68; c2054e2.
| THE PLANTING PARTY, by Elsie Canter-
! bury. 1 v. <A play in 2 acts.
© Elsie Canterbury; 16Jan68;
| DU70550.
PLAY, by Robert Steven Montgomery.
| 57 1. A play. © Robert Steven
! Montgomery; 16Jan68; DU70556.
| PLAY BLUES FOR MR, 7 THIS CHRISTMAS,
by William Bauknecht. lv. A play
with music. © William Francis Bauk-
necht; 8Jan68; DU7O466.
THE PLAY OF INNOCENCE AND CHANGE, a
} journey for children by Jonathan F.
Levy. 841. © Jonathan F. Levy;
| 18Mar68; DU71057.
PLAYBACK; script for television written
& conceived by Harvey Bacal.
61. © TV Gems, Inc.; 12Apr68;
€20505.
new musical based on the play by
John M. Synge; book by Marvin
Pletzke & Fred Baker (Dennis Fred-
erick Baker) music by Fred Baker,
lyrics by Marvin Pletzke. lv.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© D. Frederick Baker & Marvin C.
Pletzke; 26Apr68; DU71345.
|
|
[ THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, @
| THE PLAYGROUND, a play in one act by
Judith Sobel Peck. 27 1. © Judith
Sobel Peck; 6Mar68; DU70966.
PLAYS FOR JUNIOR ACTORS. See
VALADAO'S SAND CASTLE.
| PLAYS FROM FAMOUS STORIES AND FAIRY
TALES; royalty-free dramatizations
of favorite children's stories by
Adele Thane. Boston, Plays, Inc.
| 463 p. 28 play . © Adele Thane;
25Sep67; A961088.
PLAYSONG FOR A COLD AND FROSTY MORNING,
by Joseph Scott, pseud. of Joseph
Kirland. 14 1. A play. © Joseph
Scott; 23Feb68; DU70872.
PLAYSONG FOR A CROWDED ROOM;
play by Joseph Scott. lv.
© Joseph Scott; 11Mar68; DU71003.
screen-—
—
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CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
THE PLEASURE GARDEN, a modern love
story, original screen treatment
by Peter Lambert. I1st draft.
123 1. © Peter Lambert; 6May68;
pu71425.
PLINK, PLANK, PLUNK; program no.8 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 101.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20204.
THE PLOT TO DESTROY NOTT.
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
THE PLUCKING OF THE EAGLE; a satire in
three acts by William B. Stukas. 87
1. © William B. Stukas; 20Jun68;
DU71836.
A POEM FOR AN OLD MAN; written by
Shopen, pseud. of Yoram Dychtwald.
73 1. © Yoram Dychtwald; 8Apr68;
DU7 1228.
A POEM IS APPROXIMATELY. 31. Appl.
author: Board of Education of Prince
Georges County. © Board of Educa-
tion of Prince Georges County;
20May68; C20597.
POET'S T,V. CIRCUIT; an original con-
cept written & adapted for television
by McSween. 311. © Jean McSween;
3Jun68; DU71665.
POKER GAME, a one-act play by Thaddeus
Wittlin. 201. © Thaddeus Andrew
Wittlin; 4Mar68; DU70939.
POLE POPPENSPAELER.
PUNCHINELLO.
See
See
POLITICAL PROBLEMS IN THE NASCENT STATES,
by William John Hanna. 8 1.
© William John Hanna; 23Apr68;
20522.
PONTIAC PEOPLE.
Appl. author: H.
Ad Factors, Inc.
15Jan68; Cc20226.
THE POOL, a one act play by Barbara
Gibbs Golffing. Radio Version.
221. © Barbara Gibbs Golffing;
27Mar68; DU71136.
POOR MAN'S PERICLES,
THE WOODEN DAGGER.
1v. Film script.
Richard Seller,
© Ad Factors, Inc.3;
See
THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN, A MEMORIAL
TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., an
address by Ralph David Abernathy.
14.1. © Ralph David Abernathy;
2eMay68; C20613.
PORTRAIT FOR MURDER; original screen-
play by Ken Loring, pseud. of Kenneth
W. Wenning. 1711. Appl. states
prev. reg. 24May65, DU63087. NM:
revision & addition. © Ken Loring;
15Mar68; DU71037.
PORTRAIT OF A DEAD MOTHER.
OH, 'DEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS.
PORTRAIT OF A FINK; first draft screen-
play by Herman Raucher. 119 1.
© Herman Raucher; 13Jun68; DU71773.
PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN'S SOUL; story &
screenplay by Peter Savage, pseud..
of Frank Petrella. ae 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. DU69056. NM: re-
vision & addition. © Frank Petrella;
12Feb68; DU70765.
POSITIVE FRIENDLIES, a play by M. M.
Long. 85 1. scenes. © Marien M.
Long; 12Jun68; DU71756.
THE POST AFFLUENT GENERATION, by
Andrew Hacker. 13 1, © Andrew
Hacker; 1May68; C20536.
THE POWER OF MY WILL, an original
teleplay by Mildred Dumas. 135 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 6Mar67,
DU68032. NM: dramatization.
© Mildred Dumas; 3May68; DU71453.
See
33
THE PREDICAMENT, 4 screenplay by John
L. Huszar. 115 1. © John L. Huszar;
11May68; DU71363.
PREGNANCY, a film script by Yoram
Porat; translated from the Hebrew
by Hillel Halkin. 291.
© Yoram Porat; 25Jan68; DU70610.
PRELUDES, a trilogy by Lee Vail (Lea
Vail Black) lv. A play. © Lea
Vail Black; 15Jan68; DU70531.
THE PREMIUM, a semi-fantasy in one act
by Joseph Golden. 191. © Joseph
Golden; 14May68; DU71534.
A PRESENT FOR JORDAN, a drama in two
acts by Allan R. Mendelsohn. 1 Vv.
© Allan. R., Mendelsohn; 26Feb68;
pDU70881.
PRESENTATION ON SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
CONTROL, an address by Jon R. Barton.
1v. © Jon R.’ Barton; 6May68;
C2048.
PRETTY PLEASE, a farce by Don Brockett
(R. Donald Brockett) & Josie Carey,
pseud. of Josephine Massucci.
55 1. 3 acts. ©R. Donald Brockett
& Josephine Massucci; 12Mar68;
DU71013.
PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF INFECTIOUS
DISEASES, by Hobart A. Reimann,
lecturer. 1v. Recording script.
© Medi-Disc, Inc.; 2Feb68; C20297.
PREVENTIVE SERVICES IN THE SOCIAL
CONTEXT: POWER, PATHOLOGY AND PRE-
VENTION, by William Ryan. 814.
© William Ryan; 12Apr68; c20504.
THE PRICE, a play by Arthur Miller.
lv. 2. acts: © Arthur Miller -&
Ingeborg M. Miller, as trustee for the
benefit of Rebecca Miller; 22Jan68;
DU70603.
THE PRICE, a play by Arthur Miller.
New York, Viking Press. 116 p.
2 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
22Jan68, DU7O603. NM: revision.
© Arthur Miller & Ingeborg M.
Miller, trustee; 7Mar68; DP6664.
THE PRICE OF LEADERSHIP, by Charles
Be gone's, S141). PA Leake
© Charles E. Jones; 12Feb68; C20333.
THE PRIMROSE PATH, a comedy in three
acts by Allan Thomson. 93 1.
© Allan Thomson; 8Apr68; DU71231.
PRINCESS PERHAPS, a one act play by
Louise Naughton. 491. Appl. states
prev. reg. 10Jun65, DU63533. NM:
addition & revision. © Louise
Naughton; 27Mar68; DU71142.
THE PRISON HOUSE, an allegory by
Charles Justice. 327 1. A play in
2 acts. © Charles Justice;
25Mar68; DU71105.
THE PRISONERS OF THE PIRATES, a musical
comedy by Oliver Sanford Wright.
89 1. 3 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Oliver Sanford Wright; 4Apr68;
DU71167.
THE PROBLEM, a short play by A. R.
Gurney, Jr. 211. © Albert R.
Gurney, Jr.; 26Jan68; DU70681.
THE PROBLEM OF GOD, by Gabriel
Vahanian. 291. Lecture.
© Gabriel Vahanian; 7Feb68;
C20322.
PROBLEM-SOLVING DISCUSSION SKILLS;
management preview introductory
tape. 5 1. © Xerox Corp.; 27Dec67;
c20182.
t Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
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PROBLEM-SOLVING DISCUSSION SKILLS;
management preview program tape.
lv. © Xerox Corp.; 27Dec67;
c20183.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MIDWEST MARKETING
CONFERENCE ... MARCH 26-27, 1968,
by National Industrial Conference
Board. lv. © National Industrial
Conference Board, Inc.; 3Jun68;
c20612.
PROCESOS A MIGUEL SERVET; guion cine-
matografico teatral de Gabriel
Moreno-Burgos Suarez. 121 1.
© Gabriel Moreno-Burgos Suarez;
19Mar68; DU71078.
2 acts.
PRODUCTION FORECASTING, SCHEDULING AND
CONTROL, by Wayne C. Walkenhorst.
2v. Monolog. © Mid-America Web-
press, Inc.; lOMay68; C20620.
PROFILES IN BLACK; America's Negro
pioneers, past and present, by Walter
H. Conway. 1011. Script. © Walter
H.. Conway; 24Jan68; c20654.
THE PROJECTION ROOM, a play in one
act by Robert Somerfeld.: 35 1.
© Robert Somerfeld; 11Jan68;
DU70508.
PROLOGUE TO A GOLDEN AGE, by Harold
Aster. 631. A play in 2 acts.
© Harold Aster; 1Mar68; DU70917.
PROMENADE AND AROUND WE GO, a new
drama by Harry Granick. 1 v.
3 acts. © Harry Granick; 21Mar68;
DU7 1085.
PROMETHEUS, by Carl Orff. Aischolou
Prometheus desmotes. Riduzione per
canto, batteria e pianoforte di
Friedrich Wanek. Mainz, B. Schott's
Sohne. 408 p. (Edition Schott, 5840)
Greek text with transliteration.
Appl. states prev. reg. 7Aug67,
DFO-1575. NM: music & piano reduc-
tion. © 8B. Schott's Sohne; 7Dec67;
DFO-1592.
PROMETHEUS; opera by Carl Orff. Incl.
Prometheus desmotes hypo Aischolou.
Deutsch Ubertragung von Ernst Buscher,
Interlinearversion von Werner Thomas.
Mainz, B. Schott's Sdhne. (Edition
Schott 5940) Libretto. 171 p.
© B. Schott!s-Sdhne; 7Aug67; DFO-1575.
PROMETHEUS COMPLAINS, a one act tragi-
comedy in verse by Paavo Hall.
111. © Paavo Kurt Hall; 11Apr68;
DU71275.
PROMETHEUS DESMOTES. See
PROMETHEUS.
THE PROMISED LAND; two scenes from
The promised land, written by Mary
Antin (Mary Antin Grabau) dramatized
by Doris B. Gold. lv. © Estate of
Mary Antin Grabau; 3May68; DU71399.
PROOFS POSITIVE; or, Proof positive.
TV - radio commercial by Jone
Allison (Jone Allison Mosman)
Sheet. © Jone Allison; 22Dec67;
c20141.
THE PROPHECY, by Arthur Robert Kirsch.
17 1. A play. © Arthur Robert
Kirsch; 8Apr68; DU71237.
PROPS I, by Bob Randall. lv. 3
© Bob Randall; 20Jun68;
THE PROTEST, a play in three acts by .
Ernest Ferlita. 1v. © Ernest
Ferlita, S.J.3; 15Apr68; DU71298.
THE PROTEST MARCHERS. 31. A play.
Appl, author: Second City, Inc;
© Second City, Inc.; 17Jan68;
DU70574.
THE PUBLIC FACE, a play in one act
by John E. Cosgrave III. 1 v.
© John E. Cosgrave III; 2Feb68;
DP6680.
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DRAMAS
PUBLISH OR PERISH. See
DAN DESTRY'S DILEMMA.
THE PUCK SOCKER, by Arthur Robert
Kirsch. 181. A play. © Arthur
Robert Kirsch; 8Apr68; DU71236.
PUERTO RICO HOLIDAY, by Pat Cooper.
3 1. Monologue. © Unart Music
Corp. & Stu-pid Music, Inc.; 12Jan68;
c20162.
PULSATING UNIVERSE #1, by Charles
Oliver Prickett. Sheet. © Charles
Oilver Prickett; 22Jan68; C20230.
PUNCH AND JUDY, a tragical comedy or a
comical tragedy, opera in one act,
music by Harrison Birtwistle,
libretto & vocal score by Stephen
Pruslin. [England] Universal Edition.
traaeen 240 p. © Universal Edition
London) Ltd.; 12Jan68; DFO-1590.
PUNCHINELLO, a musical for adults &
children, book & lyrics by Mae
Richard, music by Addy Fieger. 49 1.
9 scenes. Based on the story Pole
Poppenspaeler, by Theodor Storm.
Book & lyrics only. © Mae Richard;
15Jan68; DU70488.
PUPE MISSILI E DROGA (Dolls rockets
and drug) Dialoghi e sceneggiatura di
John H. Bart, pseud. of Raphael
Malaperga & Hedwig Masing. 160 1,
98 scenes. © John H. Bart; 22Jan68;
DU70529.
PUPPETS, by Ralph Accardo. lv. A
play. © Ralph V. Accardo; 20Jun68;
DU7 1839.
PUPPY. LOVE. See
COPANI PLAYS.
THE PURE TRUTH; one act play by Mae
Iris Davis Allen. 91. © Mae Iris
Davis Allen; 22Apr68; DU71405.
THE PURPLE MINK, a play by William Paul
Wall. 45 1. © William Paul Wall;
QJan68; DU7O443.
PURSUIT OF A MILLION BY A HUNTER
PURSUED. See
TRAVELER IN A FOREIGN LAND NAMED
MONEY.
PURSUIT TO VALENCIA, by Howard Beck.
149 1. A screenplay. © Valencia
Productions, Inc.; 3Apr68; DU71200.
Q
QUADRANGLE BASH, by William Gargaro.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © William
J. Gargaro, Jr.; 27Mar68; DP6652.
THE QUANTUM-ELECTRON THEORY, by Jack
Neel Waddell. 21. © Jack Neel
Waddell; 5Jun68; c20649.
QUE HORA ES. See
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS.
QUEEN ANGELINA, a mongrel opera in
three acts, lyrics & music by
Nicholas Klonduck. .66 1. Book &
lyrics only. © Nicholas Klonduck;
26Mar68; DU71075.
QUEEN KELLY, pt.2, by Erich Von Stro-
heim. 1v. A screenplay. © Gloria
Swanson Enterprises, Inc.; 20Jun68;
DU71790.
THE QUEST, by Bobbye Russell Durrett.
10 1. A play for radio. © Bobbye
Russell. Durrett & Odessa Dental
Assn.3; 22J3an68; DU70599.
QUEST FOR LOVE,;:a one hour television
play by Victor A. Pompilio.. 32 1.
© Victor A. Pompilio; 23Jan68;
DU70627.
Jan. — June
QUICK ROMANCE, a comedy in one act by
John Kirkpatrick. New York,
S. French. 26 p. Appl. author:
Samuel French, Inc., employer for
hire. © Samuel French, Inc.;
30Dec66; DP6691.
QUORUM EROTICUM. See
WANTED: SEXPERTS AND SERPENTS FOR OUR
GARDEN OF MAIDENS.
QUWAT ALLAH AL-HADIRAH (God's power at
hand) A lecture on Christian
Science by William Henry Alton.
lv. Arabic; title transliterated.
Appl. states prev. reg. 11Sep64,
C17062. NM: translation. © William
Henry Alton; 14Feb68; C20303.
R
RABENU GOREN. (Our Rabbi Goren), by
Yoram Taharlev. 2 sheets. © Yoram
Taharlev; 17Jan68; C20233.
RACHEL, a play in 12 scenes by Leah
Friedman. 1061. © Leah Friedman;
9Feb68; DU70757.
RACHEL AND THE VOICE OF DOOM, by
Richard Johnson. 7 1. A play.
© Richard Oliver Johnson; 3May68;
DUT1449.
RACHEL, MY HEART IS READY, a play in
three acts by Leo Randole (Evelyn
Randole) 1v. Appl. states prev.
reg. 12May38, 568Br . © Evelyn
Randole; 27May68; DU71588.
RAGGEDY ANN; narration written by S. J.
Pantis. 2 sheets. © Salvatore J.
Pantis d.b.a. Dean & Ferol Song-
crafters; 15Jan68; c20214.
THE RAINBOW IS MISSING, a play by Mark
Hiers (James Marquis Hiers) 40 1.
© Mark Hiers; 26Mar68; DU71127.
RAINBOW'S END, a musical drama by
C. David Austin. lv. 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. ©C. David
Austin; 3May68; DU71451.
RANCHERO, OH, RANCHERO; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by James R. Duvall. 321.
© James R. Duvall; 3Jun68; DU71660. |
THE RAPOSA UNARMED SELF DEFENSE SYSTEM,
by Robert Raposa. 3 1. .@© Robert
Raposa; 2Jan68; C20178.
THE RATFINK PLOT; or Debt Valley daze.
A stirring saga of saintly & satanic
souls by John E. Peters. lv.
2 acts. © John E. Peters; 29May68;
DU71626.
RATS, a play for two rats & a baby by
Israel Horovitz. 2d draft. .19 1.
© Israel Horovitz; 27Feb68; DU70892.
RATS, a satirical nightmare for radio
by Michel Corbeil. 68 1. © Michel
Corbeil; 7May68; DU71474.
RAUHA ON YKSILOLLISTA. (Peace is in-
dividual) Kristillisen Tieteen
luentoitsija Roy J. Linnig. 28 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 21Nov66,
c19264. NM: translation. © Roy J.
Linnig; 29Jan68; c20236.
READING ATTENUATED TEXT: A RESEARCH
TOOL FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST,
by John R. Ginther. 49 1. Lecture.
© John R. Ginther; 23May68; Cc20668.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT. See
BABY, IS, BAD, GREEN.
BED, ARE, ORANGE, CAP.
BOOK, RED, FUNNY. APPLE.
CAR, TOY, BALL, HOUSE, MILK.
DOG, THE, MY, A, BOY, GIRL.
DOLL, BLUE, WALK, JUMP.
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
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HOT, COLD, BLACK, YELLOW.
REVIEW OF READING WORDS IN CON-
TEXT 1-4.
REVIEW 6-10.
| TRAIN, RUN, COME, LITTLE.
{ TREE, BIG, GOOD, CAT.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 12 - IN, ON,
TABLE, BOAT. 2 sheets. A message.
Appl. author: Borg-Warner Corp.
© Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67;
C20223.
READING WORDS. IN CONTEXT 13 - UNDER,
SIT, STAND, OVER. 2 sheets.
A message. Appl. author: Borg-
Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.;
3Nov67; c20222.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 14 - HER, HIS,
PUPPY, KITTEN. 2 sheets. A message.
Appl. author: Borg-Warner Corp.
© Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67; C20221.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 15 - THIS,
THESE, FALL, BROWN. 2 sheets.
A message. Appl. author: Borg-
Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.;
3Nov67; c20220.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 16 - THOSE,
THAT, GO, LONG. 2 sheets. A message.
Appl, author: Bcrg-Warner Corp.
© Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67; C20219.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 17 - REVIEW OF
12-16. 2 sheets, A message. Appl.
author: Borg-Warner Corp. © Borg-
Warner Corp.; 3Nov67; c20218.
READING - WRITING READINESS, by
Roberta La Coste, Alvera B. Meighan
& Dorothy Craig. lv. (Ideal
structured reading tapes, series
2705) © Ideal School Supply Co.;
19Feb68; C20358.
THE REAL YOU, by Irene A. Keierleber.
121. © Irene A. Keierleber;
10Jan68; C20196.
REALITY AND RESPONSIBILITY; manuscript
for oral delivery by Barbara Mary
Muhl. lv. 16 ch. © Barbara Mary
Muhl; 20Jun68; C20696.
DER REBBE ELIMELECH, a chassidic tale
in song by Doris Gilman. New York,
Women's League. of the National Coun-
cil of Young Israel. (Plays for
Synagogue sisterhood groups, vol. 1,
no.4) 61. Book & lyrics only.
Appl. author: Women's League, National
Council of Young Israel, employer for
hire. © Women's League, National
Council of Young Israel; 27Dec67;
DP67 07 .
RECESS! By Dolores Walker & Andrew
Piotrowski. 511. A play in 2
acts. © Dolores Walker & Andrew
Piotrowski; 23Feb68; DU70868.
RECONCILIATION IN CHRIST, by St. Carrol,
pseud. of Carrie Rasin. Sheet.
Lecture. © Carrie Rasin; 29Mar68;
20470.
RECORDING TWELVE, by Rhoda Hart. 4 1.
Dialog. © Rhoda Hart; 31Jan68;
€20243.
RECORDING 13, by Rhoda Hart. 4 1.
Recording script. © Rhoda Hart;
25Mar68; C20453.
RECRUITS; or, That's how it was, a
play in three acts, adapted from the
Yiddish by David S. Lifson. 87 l.
© David S. Lifson; 12Jun68; DU71765.
RED CLOUD'S FAREWELL TO HIS TRIBE,
by Diane Hilderbrand, Boomer Clarke,
pseud. of Owens B. Castleman, &
Travis Lewis, pseud. of Michael M.
Murphy. Sheet. Recitation.
© Screen Gems-Columbia Music, Inc.3;
22Dec67; C20147.
wai
RED LIGHTNING, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Randall George. 301. © Randall
George; 1l0Apr68; DU71265.
THE RED PENCIL, a prologue to Shake-
speare's Hamlet by Leslie L, Erdos.
33 1. © Leslie L. Erdos; 26Feb68;
DU70929.
THE REHEARSAL, a dramatico-musical
composition written & produced by
Bianca Zwang Hirsch, author &
Floriene Goldeen Merenbach, composer.
lv... © Floriene Goldeen Merenbach &
Bianca Zwang Hirsch; 3May68; DU71448.
REIGEN; English translation by Kathe-
rine Littell. 1v. 10 dialogues.
Appl. author: Elizabeth McCann,
employer for hire. Appl. states
prev. reg. 20ct22, D62175.
© Elizabeth McCann; 5Jun68; DU71629.
RELUCTANT DRAFTEE, by Junior Samples &
Cliff Williamson. Sheet. Recitation.
© Peach Music, Inc.; 3Jun68; c2064e.
THE RELUCTANT PSYCHIATRIST, by Nancy
Riggan. 24 1. A play. © Nancy
Riggan; 16Apr68; DU71318.
REMARKS AND AD LIB MATERIAL BY DOG-
TYPE PERSON SNIFFLES TO MEN'S SER-
VICE CLUBS. Folio no.1. By Snif-
fles, a dog type person, as trans-
lated by Harvey A. Shiffer. 34 1.
© Sniffles, DOG ee Person Foun-
dation; 12Jun68; C20677.
THE RENAISSANCE, by Anthony Caputi.
D. C. Heath. 405 p. (Masterworks of
world drama, vol.IiI) NM: editorial
compilation. ©D. C. Heath & Co.,
a division of Raytheon Education Co.;
18Mar68; A995425.
THE RENAISSANCE OF XURY WILKINS, a
comedy in three acts by Arline Faro,
pseud. of Arline Faruolo. 1 v.
© Arline Faruolo; 15Apr68; DU71300.
RENAL VASCULAR HYPERTENSION. See
RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION,
RENDEZVOUS; book & lyrics by Keith
Engar, music by Crawford Gates.
2v. A play in 2 acts. © Keith M.
Engar & Crawford Gates; 26Apr68;
DU71396.
RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION, by Gaddo
Onesti. lv. Appl. ti.: Renal
vascular, hypertension. © Medi-Disc,
Inc.; 2Feb68; C20306.
REPLACING THE WATER-FLY, a comedy in
one act by Clement Fowler. 44 1.
© Clement Fowler; 12Jan68; DU70519.
THE RESIDENT ASSASSIN; or, I know you
don't want to stop, and it may just
be my lunatic tic, but didn't that
sign back there say used cars for
sole (sic) (sic)? A new play in two
acts by Theodore Ogden. 1 v.
© Theodore R. Ogden; 24Jan68;
DU70640.
RESPITE, a play in one act by Robert
Somerfeld. 37 1. © Robert Somer-
feld; 11Jan68; DU70505.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY PLANNING, by Urban
G. Steinmetz. 13 1. A discussion.
Appl. states prev. reg. as Family
life enrichment program, session 4,
talk 2, 7Mar66, C18u64. NM: revision.
© Upper Peninsula Family Life
Bureau; 22Mar68; c2o474.
THE RETURN OF THE MESSIAH, by Corine L.
Williams. 3 1. NM: revisions &
additions. © Corine L. Williams;
31May68; c20602.
THE RETURN OF THE SNAKE, a play in
three acts by S. Michael Corday.
lv. ©S. Michael Corday; 18Mar68;
DU7 1059.
35
THE RETURN TRIP; original screenplay
by John Vidette. 901. © John
Vidette; 11lApr68; DU71272.
REUNION '68, 3 one-act play by Elyse
Nass. 161. © Elyse Nass; 19Feb68;
DU70835.
REVELATION, by R. L. Culp. 361.
A play. © Robert L. Culp; 14Mar68;
DU71031.
REVELATION IN SCIENCE, by St. Carrol,
pseud. of Carrie Rasin. Sheet.
Lecture. © Carrie Rasin; 26Feb68;
c20349.
REVELATION OF SAINT CARROL - 1962,
by St. Carrol, pseud. of Carrie
Rasin. Sheet. Lecture. © Carrie
Rasin; 26Feb68; Cc20352.
REVIEW OF READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 1-4,
21. (Reading words in context, 5)
A recording script. Appl. author:
Borg-Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner
Corp.; 3Nov67; C20414.
REVIEW 6-10. 21. (Reading words in
context, 11) A recording script.
Appl. author: Borg-Warner Corp.
© Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67; c20408.
RHEUMATIC. AORTIC STENOSIS, PATHOPHYSI-
OLOGY, by Sheldon Bender, lecturer.
lv. Recording script. © Medi-
Disc, Inc.3; 2Feb68; Cc20293.
RHINEMAN'S SEVEN; original screenplay
by Donahue B. Silvis. 561.
© Donahue B. Silvis; 8Jan68;
DUT7O400..
RICHARD BLADE, an adventurer lost in
time & space by Jeffrey Lord, pseud
of Lyle Kenyon Engel. 61. ©
Kenyon Engel; 19Feb68; C20356.
RIDE AGAIN, SWEET JESUS, an original
screenplay by Paul Allan Magistretti.
257 1. © Paul Allan Magistretti;
22Mar68; DU71174.
RIDE THE WILD WIND; original screenplay
by Aubrey Wisberg. 138 1.
Appl. author: Denn Productions, Inc.,
employer for hire. © Denn Produc-
tions, Inc.; l0Apr68; DU71193.
THE RIGHT TO WRONG, by Libbie Goodrich.
89 1. A drama in 3 acts. mae
states prev. reg. 23Jan37, 48164.
NM: revisions. © Libbie Goodrich;
26Apr68; DU71348.
THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH AND OTHER
PLAYS, by Lanford Wilson. Ist ed.
New York,’ Hill & Wang. 122 p.
(A Spotlight dramabook) © Lanford
Wilson; 30Nov67; A966432.
RINALDI AND ANGELICA, by Bernard
Grebanier. 1 v. A musical play in
2 acts. Freely adapted from the
Italian of Garanei & Giovanni.
Book & lyrics only. © Bernard
Grebanier; 29Jan68; DU70615.
RING ROUND THE BATHTUB, by Jane
Trahey. 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Jane Trahey; 1May68;. DU71427.
RING THE BELL, by B. W. Fitzpatrick.
511. A play in 2 acts. © Burgess
W. Fitzpatrick; 17Jan68; DU70890.
RIP VAN WINKLE; adapted by Ruth Edin-
berg, book, music & lyrics by Ruth
Edinberg. 1v. A musical play in
2 acts. Based on Washington Irving's
Rip Van Winkle. © Ruth Edinberg;
6Jun68; DU71613.
THE RISE AND FALL OF MARMADUKE MORGAN,
a musical comedy by Geoffrey Y.
Gardner. 1v. 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Geoffrey Yvelin
Gardner; 23Jan68; DU70563.
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RITE NOW, by Paul Gamble. 41.
A monolog. © Paul Gamble; 23May68;
c20614.
A ROAD I DO NOT KNOW, a screenplay by
Ouida White (Ouida White Butt) 58 1.
© Ouida White; 21Jun68; DU71847.
THE ROAD RUNS NORTH, a musical play
about the Cariboo gold rush and the
story of Billy Barker by Gwen Ring-
wood & Art Rosoman. lv. 2 acts.
© Gwen Ringwood & Art Rosoman;
30Jan68; DU70692.
THE ROAD TO THE CROSS, a pageant of the
life on earth of Jesus Christ by
Raymond Edwin Pendergrass. 1 v.
8 acts. © Raymond Edwin Pendergrass;
7Mar68; DU70976.
THE ROAR OF PEACE, a nuclear fairytale.
An original screenplay by Coleman
Jacoby. 157 1. © Coleman Jacoby;
7Febd63; DU7O747.
ROBIN THE CRUSOE. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD (Television program)
© World Wright TV Distribution, Ltd.
The gargoyle of the galaxies. 1 v.
3 acts. Appl. author: World Wright
TV Distribution, Ltd. © 27May68;
Du7 1601.
Robin the Crusoe. lv. 3 acts.
Appl. author: World Wright TV
Distribution, Ltd. © 27May68;
DU71600.
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD (Television program)
Scripts in this series are by World
Wright TV Distribution. 8 v.
© World Wright TV Distribution, Ltd.
Dementia five. © 10Jun68; DU71637.
The haunted asteroid. © 10Jun68;
DU7 1643.
Lights out. © 10Jun68; DU71638.
Lord of the underworld. © 10Jun68;
DU71640.
The plot to destroy Nott. © 10Jun68;
Du7 1642,
The three rocketeers. © 10Jun68;
DU71639.
The tree kingdom of Caldomar.
© 10Jun68; DU71641.
Who'll kill Rocket Robin?
DU71644.
© 10Jun68;
EL ROL VACIO; obra en dos actos de
Ambrosio Wilfredo Blanco. 8314.
© Ambrosio Wilfredo Blanco; 26Apr68;
DU71409.
THE ROLE OF THE SUPERVISOR IN DEVELOP-
ING HIS PEOPLE, by Lester F. Zerfoss.
lv. Lecture. © Lester F. Zerfoss;
12Jun68; ¢20678.
THE ROMANCE OF MR, LINCOLN AND MISS
MOLLY, a play in two acts by Helen
Alt. 291. © Helen Alt; 18Jan68;
DU70576.
THE ROMANTIC FOOLS, an hour long TV
comedy by Robert Hogrogian Badrig.
73 1. © Robert Hogrogian Badrig;
3Apr68; DU71204.
ROMANTICISM AND REALISM, by Anthony
Caputi. D. C. Heath. 325 p. (Mas-
terworks of world drama, vol.VI)
NM: editorial compilation. ©D. C.
Heath & Co., a division of Raytheon
Education Co.; 18Mar68; 4993858.
ROME AND THE MIDDLE AGES, by Anthony
Caputi. D. C. Heath. 168 p. (Mas-
terworks of world drama, vol.II)
NM: editorial compilation. OD. C.
Heath & Co., a division of Raytheon
Education Co.; 18May68; A993852.
DRAMAS
ROMEO AND JULIE, a farce by Bill Comeau.
Downers Grove, Ill., Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc. 18 p. 3 acts. Based
on Shakespeare's play Romeo and
Juliet. Appl. author: Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc., employer for hire.
© Arthur Meriwether, Inc.; 1Feb68;
DP6660.
ROMEO AND JULIET; edited, & fully an-
notated by Edmund Fuller. New York,
Dell Pub. Co. (4101) 317 p. (Invi-
tation to Shakespeare) (Laurel-leaf
library) 5 acts. NM: introd. anno-
tation, bibliography. © Edmund Ful-
ler; 18apr68; AOQBOB8.
ROMEO AND JULIET. Sée
ROMEO AND JULIE.
ROMEO ET JULIETTE, de William Shake-
speare; traduction nouvelle de Yves
Bonnefoy. 176 p. Paris, Mercure
de France, © Mercure de France;
21Feb68; DFO-1597.
A ROOKING IN A ROOKERY, by Louis A.
Di Gangi. 1101. A play in 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 27Nov67,
DU70135. NM: additions & revisions.
© Louis A. Di Gangi; 2Apr68;
DU71187.
THE ROOMING HOUSE; a one act play by
Stephen Grecco. 24 1. © Stephen
Richard Grecco; 11Jun68; DU71750.
THE ROPE OF SAND, by John Bowen
Hamilton. 107 1. A play in 9 scenes.
Appl. states prev. reg. 10ct65,
DU64097. NM: revision. © John
Bowen Hamilton; 23Feb68; DU70871.
ROSE AND THE RING. See
THACKERAY'S THE ROSE AND THE RING,
ROUGH DRAFT, a comedy in one act by
Cliff Harville, Jr. New York,
S. French. 32 p. © Samuel French,
Inc.; 30Dec66; DP6696.
ROUND TRIP, by Tom Whitman. 51. (See
and say series, I-39-5 © American
Book Co.; 11lJun68; Cc20688.
ROWENA, a one hour teleplay by Victor
A. Pompilio. 411. 3 acts.
© Victor A. Pompilio; 7May68;
DU71421.
THE ROYAL ROAD TO REALITY; manuscript
for oral delivery by Barbara Mary
Muhl. lv. 18 ch. © Barbara Mary
Muhl; 20Jun68; C20697.
ROY'S CORNER; or, The door's open,
by Sol Richman. 121. A play.
© Sol Richman; 6Jun68; DU71710.
RUBY, a new comedy in 2 acts; musical
score by J. McLeans. 721. Book
only. © James W. McLeans; 1Mar68;
DU70921.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN, by the Brothers Grimm,
adapted by Peter Hajduk & Philip
Polito (Felice A. Polito) Music &
lyrics by Philip Polito. lv.
play in 3 scenes. © Peter J. Hajduk
& Felice A. Polito; 26Jun68; DU71872.
RUN OF ASA LOCKE, an original story
written & adapted for television
by Alfred eee 311. © Alfred
Guixogn; 26Jan68; DU70678.
RUNNING FREE, adapted for recording
by Peter Haas. 211. From Rudyard
Kipling's The jungle book. Book
only. © Peter Haas; 3Jan68; DU70631.
THE RUSSIAN, by William H. Benson.
102 1. Dramatization of the book.
© William Harris Benson; 8May68;
DU71514.
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S
S'IL VOUS PLAIT. See
LES CHAMPS MAGNETIQUES.
THE S. S. MERRYMAID, a screenplay by
Marion Cutler. 150 1. © Marion
Cutler; 21Jun68; DU71848.
S' WIESENHENDL; MUnchner Komiédie in 3
Aufzugen von Fritz von Herzmanovsky-
Orlando. 861. © Theaterverlag
Eirich Ges. M.B.H.; 5Jan68; DU7O419.
A SACK FULL OF GOLD, a new musical,
lyrics by Kensinger Jones, music by
William Stearns Walker, book by
Jones & Walker. 1v. 2 acts.
© Kensinger Jones & William S.
Walker; 22May68; DU71612.
SACRAMENTO DEL BAUTISMO, See
EL MISTERIO (EL SACRAMENTO) DEL
BAUTISMO.
SAFETY DEVICES IN THE MANUFACTURE AND
OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES, by
Galileo Lo Presti. 31. © Galileo
Lo Presti; 14Dec67; C20134.
THE SAGA OF THE BLACK MAN, by Sarah
Webster Fabio. 201. A play in
8 acts. © Sarah Webster Fabio;
6May68; DU71487.
SAINT-DUPONT; comedie en deux parties
de Marcel Mithois. 137 1.
© Marcel Mithois; llJan68; DU70620.
SAINT LOUIS. See
[FIVE FRENCH PLAYS FOR CHILDREN]
THE SALZBURG GREAT THEATRE OF THE WORLD,
by Hugo von Hofmannsthal in a metri-
cal translation by Lisel Mueller &
John Reich. 75 1. © John Reich &
Lisel Mueller; 16May68; DU71528.
SAMULUS CAESAR, a political satire in
three acts by Nathan Davis & Paul
Zack. 321. © Paul Zack & Nathan
Davis; 28Mar68; DU71152.
SANTA CLAUS... See
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
SAPPHIRE'S RAGS. See
SOMEWHERE TO WEAR NOTHING.
SARAH, vu NOT MOURN ME, by Doyle
Livingston. 234 1 A play in 4
acts. © Doyle Eugene Livingston;
19Jan68; DU70721.
SATURN BIT. See
FADE-OUTS .
SAUCE FOR THE GANDER, a comedy-farce in
3 acts by Margaret Engler. 901.
© Margaret Engler; 22Mar68; DU71046.
SAWDUST IN HER SHOES, by Noel Lester &
Dianne Coy. 49 1. A teleplay.
© Noel Lester & Dianne Coy;
11Jan68; DU70500.
THE SCENT; or, Doctor Glotzer's magic
potion. A comedy in three acts by
Russell LaDue. 1v. © Russell M.
LaDue, Jr.; 12Mar68; DU70953.
THE SCHEME OF OTTO YATES; comedy farce
in one act by Stephen Thomas, pseud.
of Stephen Tymoshek. 55 1. © Ste-
phen Tymoshek; 14Jun68; DU71791.
THE SCHLEMIEL, a play in one act by
Gladys Foreman. 431. © Gladys
Foreman; 31May68; DU71633.
THE SCHOOL DAZE OF THE LEARNING
DISABILITY CHILD; edited by Willetta
W. Silva, written & produced in
cooperation with the Allentown [Pa.]
School District. 27 1. Recordin
script. © Willetta Silva; 18Mar68;
C20571.
1968
THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS, a ballet-drama
in which Raphaels painting comes to
life by Morris Redman Spivack.
International ed. 5 1. Appl. states
lst pub. in foreign ed..1963,
AT8870. NM: Additional text.
© Morris Redman Spivack; 24Ju167;3
A97 2062.
THE SCHOOLING OF CINDY CARVER; a film
script by Joe Billings. 1201.
© Joe Billings; 24Jun68; DU71786.
LA SCIENCE CHRETIENNE ET SON MESSAGE
LIBERATEUR; conference sur la Science
Chretienne par Howard H. Irwin.
18 1. © Howard H. Irwin; 11Mar68;
C20445.
LA SCIENCE CHRETIENNE: LA RELIGION
QUI REPOND A TOUT BESOIN (Christian
Science: religion that meets the
human need) A Christian Science
lecture by Paul K. Wavro. 311
© Paul K. Wavro; 29Feb68; Seon
SCIENCE IN CAMPING, address & oral
zecture given by William Ceravolo.
5 1. 6 phases. © William Ceravolo;
19Feb68; 020357.
THE SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH IN RELIGION,
a Christian Science lecture by Otto
Bertschi. 4p. © Otto Bertschi;
16Feb68; Cc20336.
THE SCORPION; episode by Paul F.
Shipton from an original idea by
ad. Adrian Medure. 341. A television
seript. Episode: A sweet smell of
sabotage. © Paul F. Shipton;
8apr68; DU71229.
SCRIMSHAW, a play in three acts by
Robert Rees Evans. 1v. © Robert
Rees Evans & Alison R. Evans;
QApr68; DU712e44.
SCRIPT FOR CONNQUIZ RECORD.
Appl. author: Conn Corp.
Corp.; 2Jan68; c20184.
LAV)
© Conn
SCRIPT MATERIAL, ITEMS 1 THROUGH 10
FOR TELEVISION, ABC, THE NEWS HOUR,
BAXTER WARD, DAILY. Folio no.1.
By Sniffles, a dog-type person, as
translated by Harvey A. Shiffer.
61. © Sniffles, Dog-Type Person
Foundation; 5Jun68; c20647.
SCULPTEUR DE MASQUES. See
THEATRE I.
SEALTIGHT PRESSURE RELIEF JOINT.
10 1. A filmstrip script. Appl.
author: W. R. Meadows, Inc. OW. R.
Meadows, Inc.; 11Mar68; c20484.
DIE SECHSTE FRAU, ein Musical nach der
gleichnamigen Komddie von Max
Christian Feiler in der Musicalfassung
von Bernard Thieme und mit der Musik
von Boris Jojic. Hamburg, Hamburger
Musikverlag. 81p. Book & lyrics
only. © Hamburger Musikverlag,
G.M.B.H.; 15Dec67; DFO-1589.
THE SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF KING
HENRY THE SIXTH, by William Shake-
speare; edited by Robert K. Turner,
Jr. & George Walton Williams. Bal-
timore, Penguin Books. 273 p. (The
Pelican Shakespeare, AB 35) NM:
new ed. © Penguin Books, Inc.;?
20Jun67; A961996.
SECOND CAREER; script by Sylvia Terry,
pseud. of Sylvia Stapper. 121.
Television program. © Sylvia
Terry; lOApr68; c20498.
THE SECOND COMING, a morality play in
one act by Ronald Kross. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 30 p. Appl. states
prev. reg. 1965, DU63724. © Ronald
D. Kross; 12Apr68; DP6657.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
THE SECRET SHARER, by Robert Silber.
77 1. A play in 2 acts. Based on a
story by Joseph Conrad. © Robert
Bernard Silber; 9Apr68; DU71249.
SECRETARIES. See
HEY, LIFEGUARD,
SEE AND SAY SERIES,
THE JOKE IS ON YOU.
JUST STOP IT.
NEW FACES.
ROUND TRIP.
SHHHHHHHHH.
SO WHAT.
THINK FIRST.
TIME OUT.
WELCOME,
See
SEE THE MAN DIE, a drama in one act
by Gordon Arn, pseud. of Don Davis.
New York, S. French. 20 p. Appl.
states prev. reg. 290ct65, DU64311.
© Don Davis; 29Dec67; DP6697.
SEEDS; two sketches, one monologue, a
playlet by Marjorie A. Gilchrist
(Marjorie A. Terry) 161
© Marjorie A. Gilchrist; *Dren6e;
DU70853.
SEEING GREAT BRITAIN, by Coronet
Instructional Films. 1 v. Recording
scripts. © Coronet Instructional
Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.;
29Mar68; C20462.
SEEK AND YOU SHALL FIND; musical drama
by Ruth Pallock. lv. 4 acts.
© Ruth Pallock; 7Mar68; DU70969.
SELF CORRECTING SPEECH TAPES, by Paul
T. Moskau. 1 v. Recording script.
© P & P Enterprises, Inc.; sMaréB;
C20363.
"SELL" THE WARRANTY TOO; recording
script for Oldsmobile Division by
Jam Handy Organization. 14 1.
© Oldsmobile Division, General
Motors Corp.; 9May68; C20561.
SELL UND FIN; Schauspiel in zwei Akten
von Franz J. Heinrich. Wien, Univer-
sal Edition (14722) 81 p. © Univer-
sal Edition, A.G.; 1Mar68; DFO-1605.
SELLING IS SELLING! Recording script.
for Chevrolet Motor Division by Jam
Handy Organization. 4 1. © Chevro-
let Motor Division, General Motors
Corp.; 29Jan68; Cc20250.
A SENSE OF HISTORY, a play in two acts
by Robert J. Cone. 55 1. © Robert
J. Cone; 18Mar68; DU71063.
THE SENSITIVE, an original 90 minute
feature film for television written
by Anna Reiser & Lee Edward Levin-
son. 183 1. © Lee Edward Levinson;
13May68; DU71443.
THE SENSITIVE PLANT, a play in six
scenes with four characters by
Mona Spearing. 1v. © Mona Spear-
ing; 11Apr68; DU71271.
SENT OUT INTO THE WORLD IN A CONFUSED
STATE OF ae iene nie play by Murray
Sea aie - © Murray Schisgal;
26Jan68 DUTOEEL-
SENTENCE SENSE.
scripts. Appl.
Unlimited ee
Corp.; 27May68;
lv. Recording
author: Education
© Education Unlimited
C20627.
SEPARATE CARS, a play in one scenes
by Judith Sobel Peck. 591. © Ju-
dith Sobel Peck; 19Jun68; DUT71827.
SEPTIC SHOCK. See
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ENDOTOXIC SHOCK.
A SERIES OF SPEECHES ON FUND-RAISING
GIVEN DURING JULY 1967 IN AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND. 311. 7 lectures.
Appl. author: Ketchum, Inc. © Ketch-
um, Inc.; 29Nov67; C20232.
37
SERMON, THE WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1968, THE REV.
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. 101.
© Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.;
29May68; C20599.
SERVICING TECHNIQUES FOR WATERPROOFING
WATCHES, by Hugh G. Wales, William 0.
Smith, ir. & A. Gray Lawrence. 13 1.
Script. Appl. ti.: Techniques of
servicing waterproof watches. © Hugh
G. Wales, William 0. Smith, Jr. &
A. Gray Lawrence; 7Feb68; 220304.
SEVEN COMEDIES BY MARIVAUX; selected &
edited by Oscar Mandel, English ver-
sions by Oscar & Adrienne S. Mandel.
Ithaca, N. Y., Cornell University
Press. 366 p. NM: pref., introd.,
editorial selection & translation.
© Cornell University; 9May68;
A998060.
SEVEN DAY LEAVE, a three act play by
Nathan Dinnes. 1v. © Nathan
Dinnes; 31May68; DU71559.
THE SEVEN TOWERS OF JERICHO, a play
in three acts by Ronald Davis.
113 1. © Ronald Davis; 24Jan68;
DU7O645.
SEVENTH PSALM OF ST. CARROL, by St.
Carrol, pseud. of Carrie Rasin.
Sheet. Lecture. © Carrie Rasin;
26Feb68; C20350.
THE SEVENTH STREET GANG; an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Carl C. Garofalo. 321.
© Carl C. Garofalo; 3Jun68; DU7 1663.
SEVERAL ASPECTS OF NORMALITY CONSIDERED
ON A SUNDAY MORNING; dialogue for a
screenplay from an original story
by John Becker. 861. © John
Becker; 12Feb68; DUTO7 61.
SEVERAL RESPONSES, a short play in
three scenes by Bruce Kessler.
10 1. © Bruce Kessler & Marc Kessler;
QJan68; DU7O473.
SEW WHAT'S NEW, by Ralph Romano.
1v. A recording script. © Ellipsis
Music Corp.; 7Dec67; C20180.
SEX EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS;
talks 1-6 by Urban G. Steinmetz.
611. © Upper Peninsula Family Life
Bureau; 9Jan68; c20263.
SEX, EXPLAINED FOR CHILDREN, by Stanley
Z. Daniels. 61. © Stanley Z.
Daniels; 22Apr68; C20508.
SEX, THE HELL WITH IT!
190 1. A play in 3 acts.
Aronson; 13Jun68; DU71769.
By Max Aronson.
© Max
SEXUAL CATHARSIS, a tragi- Spacey in
one act by Mary Rauworth. 91
© Mary Rauworth; 7Jun68; DU71718.
SHADES OF SHADOWS; vol.1, by Keith
William Jewell. 921. © Keith
William Jewell; 2Feb67; A960970.
THE SHADOW OF A MAN, by Don Singleton
(Donald L. Singleton) 66 1.
A screenplay. © Donald L. Single-
ton; 15Aprep; DU71308.
SHADOWS OF THE SILENCE, a dream film;
original story & screenplay by
Robert A. Madero. 108 1. © Robert
Anthony Madero; 29May68; DU71623.
THE SHAFT OF LIFE, by Joseph R. Hagan.
Episode 1-159 1v. © Joseph R.
Hagan; enayee; C20540.
SHAKE HANDS WITH SHAKESPEARE; eight
plays for elementary schools by Al-
bert Cullum; line drawings by Phillip
Smith. New York, Citation Press
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SHAKE HANDS WITH SHAKESPEARE. -Con.
(TX 1214) 320 p. NM: editorial re-
vision & pictorial matter. © Scho-
lastic Magazines, Inc.; 15Apr68;
A995450.
SHAKEDOWN FOR A KITCHEN SINK, by John
Ferlaine. 1201. A se lepley
© John A. Ferlaine; 4Jun68; DU71692.
SHALOM (Peace) Original story & screen-
play by Geoffrey P. De Balfour &
Augusto Marcelli. 195 1, English.
© Geoffrey P. De Balfour; 15Jan68;
DU70545,
SHE LOVES ME; screenplay by Lester
Cowan. 140 1. Book only. © Lester
Cowan; 1Feb68; DU70716.
SHE SAID YES, an original musical
comedy; book, lyrics & music by
Sidney Prosen. lv. 2 acts. Book
& lyrics only. © Sidney Prosen;
lApr68; DU71125.
THE SHELDON-CLAIRE PROGRAM OF SUPER-
VISORY DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE
MOTIVATION; chap.1-6, by Lew Shalett.
6 v. 6 recording scripts. © Sheldon-
Claire, Inc.; 1lJan68; c20187-20192.
THE SHELDON-CLAIRE PROGRAM OF SUPER-
VISORY DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE MO-
TIVATION; chap.7, by Lew Shalett.
19 1. © Sheldon-Claire, Inc.;
TJun68; C20664.
THE SHELDON-CLAIRE PROGRAM OF SUPER-
VISORY DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE MO-
TIVATION; chap.8, by Lew Shalett.
17 1. © Sheldon-Claire, Inc.;
7TJun68; C20662.
THE SHELDON-CLA1KH PROGRAM OF SUPER-
VISORY DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE MO-
TIVATION; chap.9, by Lew Shalett.
18 1. © Sheldon-Claire, Inc.;
7Jun68; C20663.
SHELTERCYCLE; or, You asked for this
vacation. A play in three acts for
the stage by Douglas Bankson,. ‘1 v.
Appl. states prev. reg. as Fallout,
1963. NM: revision. © Douglas
Bankson; 5Feb68; DU70733.
SHHHHHHHHH, by Tom Whitman. 31. (See
and say series, I-39-1 © American
Book Co.; 11Jun68; C20690.
THE SHOESHINE TRAGEDY, b
(James L. Magnuson) 3b 1. A play in
13 scenes. © James L. Magnuson;
12Jun68; DU71763.
Jim Magnuson
A SHORT WALK AFTER DINNER, a drama in
one act by Cleve Haubold. New
York, S. French. 20 p. © Samuel
French, Inc.; 30Dec66; DP6701.
SHORTTIMER, a play in 3
Gurner. lv. © Fred
19Apr68; DU71356.
SHOT BE THE REDCOATS, by P. O'Rourke.
acts by Fred
Gurner;
2 sheets. A monolog. © Early Bird
Music Pub. Co., Ltd.; 20May68;
C20610.
SHOW ME WHERE THE GOOD TIMES ARE; book
by Lee Thuna (Leonora Thuna) music
by Kenneth Jacobson, lyrics by Rhoda
Roberts. 1v. A musical play in 2
acts. Book only. © Leonora Thuna;
25Mar68; DU71104.
SHOWERS OF LOVE, a musical play in
three acts, seven scenes, one inter-
lude; book, lyrics, music & chore-
Ography by James W. McLeans. 1 v.
Book only. © James W. McLeans;
1Mar68; DU70920.
THE SHUTTLE, a play in one act by
Judith Peck. 411. © Judith Sobel
Peck; 13Feb68; DU70770.
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DRAMAS
SIDE BY SIDE BY SIDE, a comedy in three
acts by Lionel & Muriel Kalish.
© Lionel Kalish & Muriel Kalish;
10Jan68; DU70480.
THE SIGN, by Roberto Aron. 911.
A play in 3 acts. © Roberto Aron;
1Feb68; DU7O714.
A SIGN OF THE TIMES; record album by
Michael Ober, comedy writer. 1 v.
9 scripts. © Michael Ober; 3Jan68;
C20150.
SILENCE! L'ARBRE REMUE ENCORE; fragment
par Francois Billetdoux. 129 1.
2 parts. © Francois Billetdoux;
18J3an68; DU70619.
THE SILENT SOUND OF CHRISTMAS, by
Sterling Harper. 201. A play inl
act. © Sterling Harper; 4Dec67;
DU7O414 .
THE SILENT TOWER, by William Kolinz,
pseud. of William Thomas Collins.
521. Lecture. © William Thomas
Collins; 21Mar68; ¢c20451.
SIMEON, by Thomas Terefenko. 241.
A play. © Thomas Terefenko;
10May68; DU71500.
THE SIMPLE ART OF SUBSTITUTION, by
Barry Dinerman. 781. A play in 2
acts. © Barry Dinerman; 9Apr68;
DU71243.
SIMPLE SIMON. See
TALES OF FANTASY.
SIMPLE SIMON AND SEVERAL FRIENDS,
an original musical play in two acts
for the young & young at heart; book
by Bobbin Gay Crabbe; music, lyrics
by Jean Kopf. 161. © Bobbin Gay
Crabbe (Mrs. John C. Crabbe) & Jean
Kopf (Mrs. Robert L. Kopf); 10Jan68;
DU70523.
SIND MENSCHEN EIN PROBLEM FUR SIE?
(Are people your problem) A Christ-
ian Science lecture by Thomas 0.
Poyser. 211. Appl. states prev.
15Mar67, C19522. NM: German transla-
tion. © Thomas 0. Poyser; 23Feb68;
C20447.
SING TO ME OF LOVE; book & lyrics by
Edwin Barnes. 1. A play in
2 acts. © Edwin Barnes; 18Jun68;
DU71725.
SIR ARNOLD TOPPS, an original story
written & adapted for television
by C. B. Miller. 281. © Clyde
B. Miller; 26Jan68; DU70670.
THE SISTERS, a filmscript by Timothy
Oksman. 501. © George Timothy
Oksman; 3May68; DU71447.
THE SISYPHUS STONE, a poetic fantasy
in two acts by Kenneth Arsene
Pelletier. 261. © Kenneth A.
Pelletier; 7Jun68; DU71717.
SITKUM SIWASH. See
HUDSON'S BAY MAN.
SIX EARLY AMERICAN PLAYS: 1798-1890;
edited by William Coyle & Harvey G.
Damaser. Columbus, Ohio, C. E.
Merrill Pub. Co. 313 p.° NM: introd.
& bibliography. © Charles E. Merrill
Pub. Co.; 1Feb68; A972022.
SIX MONTHS AT THE WHITE HOUSE WITH
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. See
THE STORY OF A PICTURE.
SIX YEARS IN NEW-SALEM, a play in six
acts by Thelma McCarver Sims.
68 1. © Thelma McCarver Sims;
28Feb68; DUTO981.
68 BADEN ALLEY, by Donald P. Binder.
(Paks bisy in 2 acts. © Donald
P. Binder; 18Jun68; DU71726.
99 1.
Jan. — June
60 SECOND COMMERCIAL FOR KOTEX,. by
Jay Livingston & Joyce Andrews.
2 sheets. Script. © Mrs. Gordon J.
Andrews & Jay Livingston; 26Mar68;
C20457.
SKINNY HOPE, by Janice Thorne Dixon.
79 1. 2 acts. © Janice Thorne
Dixon; 14Mar68; DU71034.
SKYWRITING, by Rosalyn Drexler. 81.
A play. © Rosalyn Drexler; 29Feb68;
DU71122.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY; adapted by
James de Blasis & Dean Brown. 23 1.
Play in 2 acts. © James M. de Blasis
& Dean E. Brown; 12Jun68; DU71728.
SLEEPING BEAUTY? By Bobbye Russell
Durrett. 211. A play in 3 scenes.
© Bobbye Russell Durrett (Mrs. R. E.,
Jr.); 28May68; DU71616.
THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT COMEDY OF RON
CAREY; written by Ron Carey, Carl
Furia, Ron De Vito. 81. A monolog.
© R.S.V.P, MuBic, Inc.; 17Jan68;
cC20225. (See also The slightly
irreverent comedy of Ron Carey;
23Feb67; C19215)
SMACK! CRACK! BASH! SMASH! A Punch
& Judy show by Nora Nafzger. 32 1.
NM: compilation & addition. © Nora
Nafzger; 24Jan68; DU70642.
A SMALL CIRCLE OF INFINITY, a play in
one act by Mark Allan Reese. 54 1.
© Mark Allan Reese; 17Jun68; DU7180.
THE SMALL TOWN, a play in one act by
Sumor Schwartz, pseud. of Susan
Schwartz & Morris Schwartz. 28 1.
© Susan Schwartz & Morris Schwartz;
17Jan68; DU70630.
>
SMALL VOICE IN THE SILENT ARENA, a
drama in three acts by Thurman W.
Stanback. 58 1. © Thurman wW.
Stanback; 22May68; DU71515.
SMILE SWEET, CRY TOUGH, an original
musical by Ted Weiant (Edward
Sinnott Weiant) 2 v. © Edward
Sinnott Weiant; 29Apr68; DU71413.
SMILING, THE BOY FELL DEAD, a black
comedy by Herman Raucher. 1st draft.
109 1. A screenplay. © Herman
Raucher; 21Feb68; DU70852.
SNIFFLES, THE DOG-TYPE PERSON SPEAKING
PROXY-TYPE TO THE OPTOMISTS SAYS,
an address prepared from an animal's
view point by Sniffles, a Dog-type
Person. lv. © Sniffles, Dog-Type
Person Foundation, Inc.; 28May68;
c20628.
SNOWBOUND, a comedy of three acts by
William L. Huganir. 1v. © William
L. Huganir; 19Mar68; DU71066.
SO EARLY IN THE MORNING, a play by
Noel Bustard. lv. 3 acts.
© Miss Noel Hamilton Bustard;
297an68; DU70685.
SO FAR SO FAST, a musical drama in
one act; music & lyrics by George W.
Abbott, book by Judson Brown &
George W. Abbott. 221. Book
only. © Judson Brooks Brown &
George Winn Abbott; 2Apr68; DU71175.
SO I BIT HIM, by Bob Randall a.k.a
Stanley Goldstein. 1v. A play in
2 acts. © Bob Randall; 12Feb68;
DU707 63.
SO SMALL A WORM, comedy in two acts
by Richard Maloy. 1v. © Richard
Maloy; 31May68; DU71558.
‘ord perta war
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1968
SO WHAT! By Tom Whitman. 4 1. (See
and say series, arcee) © American
Book Co.; 11Jun68; C20689.
SOIREE, a play by Thomas Ploetz. 891.
2 acts. © Thomas W. Ploetz; 26Jun68;
DU71871.
THE SOJOURNER AND MOLLIE SINCLAIR, a
comic opera in one act, libretto &
music by Carlisle Floyd. New York,
Boosey & Hawkes. 138 p. Vocal
score. © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.;
29Mar68; DP6645.
SOLDAT, a play by Harold Willis.
lv. 2 acts. © Harold Willis;
313an68; DU70701.
SOME DAY A BETTER BEAST, an eleventh
hour comedy in three acts & seven
scenes by Harold Igo. 1 v.
© Harold Igo; 10May68; DuU71499.
SOME SIGNATURES OF MENTAL ILLNESS, by
Barbara H. Watters. 1v. Lecture.
© Barbara H. Watters; 11ldun68;
C20674.
SOME TALL TINKLES; television plays
by N. F. Simpson. London, Faber &
Faber. 100 p. ©N. F. Simpson;
26Feb68; AFO-54439,
SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING, ARTS &
CRAFTS PROJECTS; lecture material
by Elizabeth Chew. lv. 21 lec-
tures. © Elizabeth Chew; 8Jan68;
C20163.
SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABOUT, an original
play by Stephen Elliott & Morrie
Peirce. 1v. © Stephen Elliott &
Morrie Peirce; 26Mar68; DU71126.
SOMEWHERE TO WEAR NOTHING; or Sapphire's
rags. An original screenplay by
William Lewis Gaddis, Jr. 41.
© William Lewis Gaddis, Jr.; 16Feb68;
DU70806.
SONG, a play by Josef Bush. 121.
Based on the song by Leonard Cohen.
Book & lyrics only. © Josef Bush;
18Jan68; DU70656.
SONG IN THE WIND, a play with music by
Anne Coulter Martens. Chicago,
Dramatic Pub. Co. 53 p. 2 acts.
Book only. © Dramatic Pub. Co.;
20Feb68; DP6622.
THE SONG OF BEING, by Pat Gilbert Read
(Patricia Gilbert Read) lv.
A musical play. © Pat Gilbert Read
(Mrs. David Read); 9Feb68; DU70723.
SONG OF KINGS. See
TEEN-AGERS OF THE BIBLE.
THE SONG OF THE SHEPHERDS; or, The
true light among the shadows. By
Casimiro Ruggiero Ugone a.k. by the
pseud. Andrea Perrucci; adapted &
translated from La cantata dei
pastori by Camilla Lupo Russo. 99 1.
2 acts. Includes music for 1 song.
NM: additions. © Camilla Cantalupo
Russo; 8Mar68; DU70611.
SOPOPI, by Natalie Lubin. lv. A play
in 3 acts. © Natalie Lubin; 17Apr68;
DU7 1327.
THE SORCERER'S APPRENTICE, a musical
play for children; words & music by
Louis A. Lippa. 1v. © Louis A.
Lippa; 12Mar68; DU71012.
THE SORROWS OF FREDERICK, a play by
Romulus Linney. New York, Harcourt,
Brace & World. 164 p. 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 25Jan66,
DU64976. © Romulus Linney; 24Apr68;
DP6686,
THE SOUND OF CHILDREN (The children of
the week) Conception, music &
lyrics by Portia Nelson. 1 v.
© Portia Nelson; 7Mar68; DU70977.
324-937 O - 68 - 4
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
A SOUNDING OF TRUMPETS, by Raleigh Bond.
lve A play in 3 acts.
Bond; 11Jan68; DU7O495.
THE SOUNDS OF DIMENSION 120; readings
in science. lv. (Toucan series)
12 recording scripts. Appl. author:
New Dimensions in Education, Inc.
© New Dimensions in Education, Inc.;3
7May68; C20581.
LA SOURCE DE VOS ENNUIS, EST-CE LES
AUTRES? (Are people your problem? )
Conference sur la Science Chretienne
par Thomas 0. Poyser. 22 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 15Mar67; C19322.
NM: French translation. © Thomas O.
Poyser; 1l4Feb68; C20304.
© Raleigh
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN, by William E.
Thomas. Sheet. © Herman Lubinsky;
abApr68; C20517.
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS; master scripts
for color, sound filmstrips by
Coronet Instructional Films. 2 v.
Contents: Una comida de familia
A family dinner)--Que hora es?
What time is it?) © Coronet In-
structional Films, division-of Es-
quire, Inc.; 8Apr68; c20495.
SPEECH, by Alan Dale regarding his
books The spider & the marionettes,
Anatomy of rebellion, & the way of
life proposed as Philosophical
morality. 3511. Appl. states prev.
reg. 24Jan68, C20245. NM: revisions.
© Aldo Sigismondi a.k.a. Alan Dale;
3May68; C20543.
A SPEECH, by Anthony R. Ferri. Sheet.
© Anthony R. Ferri; 29Apr68; C20511.
SPEECH BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
WELFARE MOTHER'S MARCH, WELFARE
RIGHTS ORGANIZATION, MAY 12, 1968,
WASHINGTON, D.C., by Coretta Scott
King. 61. © Coretta Scott King;
5Jun68; c20648.
SPEECH FOR COLLEGES & LECTURE TOURS,
by Alan Dale. 24 1. Appl. states
prev. reg. 11Aug67, C19811. WM:
revisicn. © Alan Dale a.k.a. Aldo
Sigismondi; 24Jan68; c20245.
SPEECH ON CONTINUITY GAME DELIVERED TO
SYLVIA MUSIC CO., by Jesse Stone &
Milton Bowser. 5 1. © Jesse Stone
& Milton Bowser; 20Feb68; C20331.
SPELL OF HELL, by Alex Goun. 135 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Alex Goun;
20Jun68; DU71845.
THE SPERM WHALE, by Kent Kessinger.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Kent
Kessinger; 22May68; DU71570.
THE SPIDER AND THE MARIONETTES (The
Alan Dale story) Screenplay by Alan
Dale a.k.a. Aldo Sigismondi. 183 1.
Appl. states prev. pub. 12Ju167,
DP6423. NM: editorial revision.
© Alan Dale; 5Feb68; DP6624.
SPIDER IN THE JUG, by Norman R. Silva.
53 1. Aplay in 2 acts. © Norman
R. Silva; 15Apr68; DU71301.
THE SPIDER-WITCH, a two act opera
romantic fantasy in four scenes;
libretto by Karl H. Bratton.
1v. Book & lyrics only.
© Karl H. Bratton; 24Apr68; DU7134e.
DAS SPIEL VOM GROSSEN MANN, ein
Mysterium in drei Tagen von Eaghor G.
Kostetzky, Biihnenfassung gestaltet
unter Mitwirkung von Axel Plogstedt.
Wien, Universal Edition (14320A)
148 p. Appl. states prev. reg.
31Jan66; DFO-1471. NM: revised
scenic version. © Universal Edition,
A.G.3; QNov67; DFO-1613.
39
SPIRIT OF AMERICA, by Fred J. Karem
(Frederick Joseph Karem) 24 1,
A play. © Fred J. Karem; 3Jun68;
DU71732.
THE SPIRIT OF ANGEL, by Joel M. Reed.
1v. A play in 2 acts. © Joel M.
Reed; 20Feb68; DU7O802.
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS, by Elliot A.
Willensky. 1v. A musical play in
3 acts. © Elliot A. Willensky;
16Feb68; DU70877.
THE SPIRIT OF THE LAND, by Matthew F.
Ignoffo, Jr. 1491. A play with
music in 2 acts. Book & lyrics
only. © Matthew F. Ignoffo, Jr.3
297an68; DU70617.
SPLINTERS, a play in one act by Keith
Carsey. 201. © Keith Carsey;
5Feb68; DU70727.
SPORTRAIT, by Lillian Manhoff. 41.
Script. © Lillian Manhoff; 7Mar68;
C2039e2.
SPORTS COMMON TATERS, by Junior Samples
& Cliff Williamson. Sheet.
Recitation. © Peach Music, Inc.3
3Jun68; c20640.
THE SPOTTED SPREAD; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Mrs. Bill Heisler. 321. ©Mrs.
Bill Heisler; 3Jun68; DU71656.
SPRING IS COMING, by Margretta Scott
Lawler. 181. A play. © Margretta
Scott Lawler; 13Jun68; DU71781.
THE SPRING THAT ALMOST WASN'T, a music-
al play in one act by Alta S. Conklin.
lv. © Alta S. Conklin; 16Jan68;
DU70551.
SPRING TRAINING, a new comedy by William
Dorsey Blake. 1v. 3 acts.
© William Dorsey Blake; 10Jan68;
DU7O477.
SPY KILLERS. See
U.N.t.T 3-5).
SQUARING THE CIRCLE, See
KISS, CHILDREN, KISS.
THE SQUEAL OF THE SQUEAK; an original
story written & adapted for televi-
sion by Rose Drury. 311. © Rose
Drury; 3Jun68; DU71654.
THE STAFF SERVICES NEEDED TO SUPPORT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL
PEOPLE, a series of lectures ... by
Lester F. Zerfoss. lv. 3 lectures.
© Lester F. Zerfoss; 13May68; C20575.
STAGE MOTHER, by Joel M. Reed. 77 1.
A screenplay. © Joel M. Reed;
19Apr68; DU71357.
STAND OF LA SOLEDAD; lyrics by Chuck
Noell, music by Allen B. Hovey. 70 p.
A musical play in 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Chuck Noell; 11Sep67;
DP6654.
THE. STAR IF ALWAYS LOVED. See
COPANI PLAYS.
STAR OF CHRISTMAS; operetta in three
acts for kindergarten or primary,
libretto, lyrics & music by Gertrude
R. Lewis. 29 1. © Gertrude R.
Lewis; 18Apr68; DU71330.
THE STAR-SPANGLED GIRL, a new comedy
by Neil Simon. Acting ed.
Play Service. 81 p. 3 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 190ct67, DP6544.
© Nancy Enterprises, Inc.; 27Feb68;
DP6636.
THE STARS OF SARGASSO, by Alan Jadro.
LES ss LV Bort © Alan Jadro;
14Jun68; DU71794.
Dramatists
ee : ii secs le ei ee ea ——
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4 STATEMENT BY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967,
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CON-
FERENCE ANNUAL CONVENTION, EBENEZER
BAPTIST CHURCH, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, by
Martin Luther King, Jr. 121.
© Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.;
5Jun68; c20650.
STATEMENT BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1968, BALCONY
OF LORRAINE MOTEL, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
by Coretta Scott King. Sheet.
© Coretta Scott King; 5Jun68;
c20651.
STATISTICS, a screenplay by Will Greene
(William Clayton Greene) & William M.
Green. 108 1. © Will Greene &
William M. Green; 2Apr68; DU71188.
THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER, a musical
adapted from the story by Hans
Christian Andersen; book & lyrics
by Julian Frazin & Phillip Citrin,
music by John Spook Danyluk. 1v.
© Julian J. Frazin, Phillip Citrin
& John M. Danyluk; 26Feb68; DU70885.
STERLING STARLIGHT; program no.9 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 8 1.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20205.
STILL LIFE, by Hal Ackerman (Harold
Ackerman) 521. A prey. © Harold
Ackerman; 2Apr68; DU71186.
THE STILLNESS WITHIN ACTION, written
& recorded by Barbara Callen. 201.
© Barbara Callen; 300ct67; C20324.
STOCKMARKET I LOVE YOU, a new comedy
by Susanne Lazar. lv. 2 acts.
© Susanne Lazar; 7Feb68; DU70750.
STONE COLD. See
TWO SEASONS.
STONES OF A CROWN, a play by Jefferson
Bayley, pseud. of Jesse K. Bailey;
dre. -32/v. Dvacts. | Orverferson
Bayley; 23Jan68; DU70623.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, AND TOUCH, a multi-
media play by Merlin Chase. 18 1.
A musical play in 10 scenes. Book
& lyrics only. © Merlin Chase;
17Jun68; DU71812.
THE STORY OF A PICTURE, a play by
Margaret Flynn Todd, based on Six
months at the White House with
Abraham Linccln, or, The story of a
picture, by Francis B. Carpenter.
71 1. A musical play in 6 scenes.
Book & lyrics only. © Margaret Flynn
Todd; 15Jan68; DU70543.
THE STORY OF FREDDI AND AUNTIE ROSE,
a play in three acts by Josef Bush.
911. Book & lyrics only. © Josef
Bush; 18Jan68; DU70655.
THE STORY OF MARY MAGDALENE; arranged
for reading by Lucile Calvert Pallen.
87 1. A play. © Lucile Calvert
Palien; 25Apr68; DU71336.
STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR.
HYDE. See
AFTER YOU, MR. HYDE.
THE STRANGERS ON MY ROOF, a play in
two acts, eleven scenes by Pearce
Davies. 147 1. Based upon the
novel by E. Arnot Robertson.
Appl. states prev. reg. 8Aug66, .
DU66522. NM: addition. © Pearce
Davies; 31Jan68; DU70697.
THE STRANGLER, a one act comedy by
Tristan Bernard, translated by M. L.
Kennedy. lv. 5 scenes. © Mary
Lou Kennedy & Alan David Kennedy;
5Jun68; DU71705.
STREET. See
A TRAIN TO THE STREET.
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DRAMAS
THE STREET SWEEPER, a screen play by
Sterling Harper. 581. 42 scenes.
© Sterling Harper; 13May68; DU71507.
STREETS OF THE CITY, by Florence .P.
Simister. lv. Recording scripts.
© Florence P. Simister; 23May68;
c20619.
THE STROKE; words & music by Higgins,
pseud, of Milton Bland, Williams &
Mind. Sheet. © Chevis Music, Inc.;
28Feb68; C20335.
THE STRUTTERS AND THE FRETTERS, a play
in one act & one scene by Mark Hop-
kinson. 36 1. © Mark Hopkinson;
16Jan68; DU70597.
[THE STUDENT] By Holden Franz Aust.
1v. A screenplay. © Holden Franz
Aust; 6May68; DU71488.
A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE, a half-hour
television script in preliminary form
by John Bruce Johnson, Frank Batista,
pseud. of Frank Di Battista, Jr.,
& Woodrow B. Moats. 191. © John
Bruce Johnson, Frank Batista & Wood-
row B. Moats; 5Feb68; DU7082Q.
A STUDY OF CLIENT DISCONTINUANCE IN THE
APPLICATION PROCESS, by Larry D. Pool
& Marvin G. Weber. 81. A lecture.
© Larry D. Pool & Marvin G. Weber;
2May68; C20622.
STUDY SKILLS. See
ELEMENTARY STUDY SKILLS.
A SUMMARY CASE FOR BETTER TV VIEWING,
by Richard A. Geiselman. 1 v.
© Richard A. Geiselman; 14Feb68;
c20320.
THE SUMMER AMELIA EARHART DISAPPEARED,
by George & Mary Uhrig. 931.
A play in 3 acts. © George Uhrig &
Mary Uhrig; 20Feb68; DU70924.
SUMMER OF AN AMERICAN SWEETHEART, an
original screenplay by Charles W.
Hunt. 90 1. Book & lyrics only.
© Charles W. Hunt & Jefferson
Field Productions; 23Jan68;
DU70560.
SUMMER WEDDING, by Maude Allen, pseud, of
Ellen Howland. 301. © Maude
Allen; 4Dec67; DP6685.
SUMMERTREE, by Ron Cowen. lv. A
play in 3 acts. © Ron Cowen; 25Jun68;
DU71863.
THE SUMMIT, by Richard Wilson Hayes.
lv. A play. © Richard Wilson
Hayes; 14Feb68; DU70780.
SUNDAY NIGHT, a play by Alan P. Leven-
stein. lv. 3 acts. © Alan P.
Levenstein; 16May68; DU71526.
THE SUN'S OWN GOLD, a musical by
Richard Gustafson. 1v. © Richard
Gustafson; 19Jan68; DU70486.
SUNSHINE EVERYWHERE, a romance by
William N. Jeffers. lv. A play in
3 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
15Mar57, DU44359. NM: new & rev.
dialogue & action. © William N.
Jeffers; 13May68; DU71503.
SUNSHINE FOR THE QUEEN, a play in two
acts by Jeanne Davis Glynn. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 29 p. © Walter H.
Baker Co.; 28Mar68; DP6649.
SUPERMEN BE DAMNED; written for
Garrison's Gorillas by Susan E.
Beaulieu. 1 v. A screenplay in 4
acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
28Nov67, DU7O141. NM: revision &
addition. © Susan Eugenia Beaulieu;
21Feb68; DU70995.
Jan. — June
SURE SIGN OF SPRING, a musical in two
acts, book & music by Jim Bredt,
a.k.a. Bernard Pagenstecher, lyrics
by Edward Eager, Don Reid & Jim Bredt.
lv. Book & lyrics only. © James
Bredt, Jane Eager & Don Reid;
25Mar68; DU71O45.
SURPRISE PARTY, a drama in one act
by Frances Heath Smith. New York,
S. French. 20 p. © Frances Heath
Smith; 29Dec67; DP6698.
SURVEY OF WESTERN ART.
WESTERN ART.
See
SUSANNA IS HUNGRY FOR LOVE; original
story & screenplay by Lillian White.
19 1. © Lillian White; 22Apr68;
DU71376.
SUSIE IS A GOOD GIRL, a play in one
act by Robert J. J. Thompson, 38 1.
© Robert J. Thompson; 28Jun68;
DU7 1883.
THE SUSTAINED INSPIRATION, by Neil
Morton. 55 1. A play in 3. acts.
© Neil Morton; 4Jan68; DU70447.
SUZANNE, by Barbara Sylvia Biesantz.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Barbara
Sylvia Biesantz; 17Apr68; DU71323.
SUZIE RAPER, CATTLE QUEEN; or, If you
knew Suzie. A play in three acts
by Evell Labhard. 73 1. © Euell
Labhard; 1Apr68; DU71185.
SVAPNAVASAVADATTAM, Sée
THE VISION OF VASAVADATTA.
SWEET SMELL OF SABOTAGE.
THE SCORPION.
SWEETLY THE BUDAPEST BUM, a play with
music & ballet in one act by Carolyn
Swetland. 44 1. Beok & lyrics only.
© Carolyn Swetland; 22Jan68; DU70527.
SWORDS OF THE SUN, by William L.
Shearer. lv. A screenbley.
© William L. Shearer; 19Feb68;
DU70836.
See
A play by Jack Morse. 109 1.
SYBIL!
© Jack Morse; 15Nov67;
2 acts.
DU7 0399.
SYLLABLE RULE, ACCENT CLUE; original
scripts for series recorded on tapes,
by Roberta La Coste. lv. (Listen,
look & learn) (Ideal structured
reading tapes, seh 2123) © Ideal
School Supply Co.; 6Jun68; C20656.
T
TAM; transparent anatomical mannikin
master script, by Richard B. Rush.
12 1. © Richard B. Rush; 22Jan68;
c20231.
TRACC; a top management information &
control system, by Leland E. Dake &
Clebern E. Best. 101. .Recording
script. © Cresap, McCormick & Paget;
5Jun68; Cc20665.
T.V. COMMERCIAL FOR X BRAND CIGARETTES;
script by Thomas K. Travis. Sheet.
© Thomas K. Travis; 15Jan68; C20213.
TV LUCKY, a bingo-bonanza, complete
script by Benson Miller. 5 1.
Recording script. © Benson Miller
International Television Enterprises;
6Jun68; C20625.
TAKE FAST, GIVE SLOW (Cheesecake and
horses) Dramatic musical presenta>
tion by Virginia Richmond. Dp.
Scene 1, act 4. © Virginia Richmond;
llJan68; DU70457.
i
1968
TAKE FIVE, a collection of five short
plays by Claire Carvalho. (Claire
Carvalho Weiller) 1v. Appl. states
3 plays prev. reg. 22Mar, D64022,
DApr23, D64283 & 23Jul27, D80476.
NM: revision. © Claire Carvalho;
3Jan68; DU7O489.
TAKE IT FROM THE TOP, POP, a play in
One scene by Oscar Muscariello.
30 p. © Oscar Muscariello; 3Apr68;
pu71202.
TALE OF TWO CITIES, by Charles
Dickens; in dramatic incident form
by Classic Text Tapes. Scripts for
9 tapes. © Classic Text Tapes,
Norman H. Rogers, owner; 24Jan68;
DU7 0633.
TALES OF FANTASY, a storybook musical
play for very small children by
Wesley Van Tassel with music & lyrics
by Mark Ollington. 1 v. (Modern
Theatre for Youth) Based on Cinder-
ella, Simple Simon & Beauty & the
Beast. © Wesley Van Tassel & Mark
Ollington; 30Dec67; DP6602.
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN, by Jacques
Offenbach, English adaptation of
libretto & arias by Mari Kahn, musi-
cal adaptation by Stanley L. Fried-
berg. 1261. 3 acts. © Mari Kahn
& Stanley L. Friedberg; 11Dec67;
DU7O445,
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN, by Jacques
Offenbach, English adaptation of
libretto & arias by Mari Kahn, musi-
cal adaptation by Stanley L. Fried-
berg. 1v. Prelude, prologue &
epilogue. © Mari Kahn & Stanley L.
Friedberg; 21Dec67; DU7O444.
TALK TIME; script 1, by Glen Louis
Tinsley, Jr. 4 1. © Glen Louis
Tinsley, Jr.; 29Feb68; C20342.
TALKING PETS; words by Bill Comeau
(Arthur Mahlon Comeau) Sheet.
© Arthur Mahlon Comeau; 28Mar68;
c20487.
TANGO, by Slawomir Mrozek, translated
& adapted ty John Lewin & Tadeusz
Gierymski. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© John Lewin & Tadeusz Gierymski;
15Jan68; DU70530.
TAPS? A drama of our time by Herbert
V. Gellendre. 411. © Herbert V.
Gellendre; 6Feb68; DU7O740.
LE TARTUFFE. (Tartuffe; or, The hypo-
crite) By Moliere; rendered into
English by Henri Van Laun; compila-
tion & arrangement, Albert E. Avig-
dor. Bilingual ed. New York [appl.
states: Barcelona] French & Euro-
pean Publications. 169 p. (FEP bi-
lingual series) 5 acts. © French
& European Publications, Inc.;
2Jan68; AI-10851.
TARTUFFE. See
HOW DID IT HAPPEN.
TASTE FOR VIOLENCE, a play in two acts
by Webster Smalley. 1. Based in
part on the book Lovejoy: Martyr to
freedom, by Paul Simon. Appl. states
prev. reg. 50ct64, 725186. © Webster
L. Smalley & Paul Simon; 2Jan67;
DU70392.
A TASTE OF BLOOD; original story &
screenplay by Bob Weaver (Robert A.
Weaver) & Joy Houck, Jr. 1001.
© Joy N. Houck, Jr. & Robert A.
Weaver; 17May68; DU71542.
A TASTE OF EVIL; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Edward H. Allen. 31 1.
Allen; 3Jun68; DU71653.
_s
© Edward H.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
A TASTE OF SHERRY, by Herbert G.
Marble. 1321. A play in 2 acts.
© Herbert G. Marble; 31Jan68;
DU70698.
TATA; ou, De l'education. Piece morale
et didactique en deux actes et trois
tableaux de Jacques Borel. [Paris]
Gallimard. 178 p. (Le manteau
d'arlequin) © Editions Gallimard;
31Dec67; DFO-1584.
TEACHAPOPPIN. See
BOBSY (TEACHAPOPPIN)
TEACHERS! HOLIDAY. See
FOCUS ON SEX.
TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY SALES CONSUL-
TANTS INTERNATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT
RECRUITERS INTERNATIONAL IN OVER-
COMING BASIC OBJECTIONS. 15 1.
A recording script. Appl. authors:
Management Recruiters International,
Inc. & Sales Consultants International,
Inc. © Management Recruiters Inter-
national, Inc. & Sales Consultants
International, Inc.; 15Apr68; C20507.
TECHNIQUES FOR WATERPROOFING WATCHES.
See
SERVICING TECHNIQUES FOR WATER PROOF-
ING WATCHES.
TEEN-AGERS OF THE BIBLE; one-act plays
by Madge Harrah. lv. 3 plays.
Contents: To build an ark.--Onward,
the river.--A song of kings.
© Madge Harrah; 25Jan68; DU7O646.
LOS TEJEDORES, por Gerardo Hauptman;
notas y comentarios adicionales de
Lisa Marchew, editora. Editorial
Quitzal. lv. 5 actos. © Lisa Mar-
chew; 20Apr68; A996960.
TEL-RADIX REPORT ON THE CRUCIFIXION
AND RESURRECTION, by Ruth McClure
Grow. 61. © Mt. Pleasant Burnt
Hill Church; 25Jan68; c20299.
TELEVISION ORIGINATION SYSTEM CONSIDER-
ATIONS, by Norman R. Selinger.
43 1. Lecture. © Norman R. Selinger;
l1Apr68; c2048o.
TELL IT TO ME LIKE IT IS, VIRGIL, by
Sydorick. lv. A musical comedy
in 3 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Thomas Sydorick; 25Jan68;
DU70609.
A TEMPEST IN EDEN, a farce in four
acts by Lexington Siege, pseud. of
Jerome R. Harmacek. 931. ©J. R.
Harmacek; 4Jun68; DU71691.
TEN EASY ONES, by R. G. Walsh. 114 1.
A play in 26 scenes. ©R. G. Walsh;
10Jan68; DU70478.
TEN THOUSAND THIEVES, a treatment for
a shooting script by Meir Zarchi.
106 1. © Meir Zarchi; 10Apr68;
pU7 1252.
TEN TON TOYS, by Jean Reavey. 27 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Jean Reavey;
21Feb68; DU70828.
THE TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE STORY, by
Michael Howard King & Ronald Edward
Arnold. 1v. © Michael Howard
King & Ronald Edward Arnold; 6May68;
C20545.
THE TENNIS CLUB DANCE; a comedy by
Gladys S. Foster. lv. 3 acts.
© Gladys S. Foster; 23Apr68;
DU71352.
THE TENTH COMMANDMENT, a study in too
active & too passive politics by
Dave Koretz (David Koretz) Detroit,
D. Koretz. 30 p. 3 acts. © David
Koretz; 3May68; A987988.
TENTH PSALM OF SAINT CARROL, by
St. Carrol, pseud. of Carrie Rasin.
Sheet. Lecture. © Carrie Rasin;
26Feb68; C20351.
41
A TEOLOGIA DINAMICA DO CRISTIANISMO
CIENTIFICO (The dynamic theology
of scientific Christianity) Con-
ferencia sobre Ciencia Crista por
Howard H. Irwin. 5011 oward
H. Irwin; 11Mar68; c2o44s.
screenplay by John
© John Maitland;
TERROR IN NEW YORK;
Maitland. lv.
4apr68; DU71198.
THACKERAY'S THE ROSE AND THE RING; pan-
tomime for a ballet & program notes
for a musical score, adaptation by
Hannah Leah Botsford. lv. 3 acts.
Appl. ti.: Pantomime for a ballet
and program notes for a musical score
of Thackeray's The rose and the ring.
© Hannah Leah Botsford; 14Jun68;
DU71792.
THAIS, a play in one act by Richard P.
Matthews. 23 1. © Richard P.
Matthews; 23May68; DU71583.
THANKSGIVING, by Rhoda Hart. 41.
A play. © Rhoda Hart; 4Mar68;
DU70937.
THAT CERTAIN AGE, a comedy in two acts
by Jacqueline Langdon Sibley. (Jac-
queline Hall Sibley) lv. © Jac-
queline Langdon Sibley; 5Mar68;
DU70956.
THAT LITTLE OLD LADY FROM PASADENA, a
new comedy in two acts written by
John Everest & J. Eugene O'Mate.
34.1. © J. Eugene O'Mate a.k.a.
Eugene Mate & John Ziniewicz a.k.a.
John Everest; 23Feb68; DU70865.
THAT MY LIFE, written by Larry
Mullins. 1401. A screenplay.
© Larry Curtis Mullins; 2Jan68;
DUT O45 3.
THAT ONE DAY, a drama in three acts by
Belle Rosow. 1121. © Belle Rosow;
15May68; DU71523.
THAT SUMMER, THAT FALL & FAR ROCKAWAY,
by Frank D. Gilroy. New York,
Random House. 115 p. Appl. states
prev. reg. DU6485B & DU68572. NM:
compilation. © Frank D. Gilroy;
1Nov67; DP6606.
THAT'S HOW IT WAS. See
RECRUITS.
THEATRE, de Claude Mauriac. La Conver-
sation, et al. Paris, Editions
Bernard Grasset. 235 p. © Bernard
Grasset; 29Feb68; DFO-1598.
THEATRE D'ARRIERE-GARDE, de Jean Pierre
Giraudoux. Belle; L'impromptu de
Bellac; Au nom du pere. Paris,
Editions Bernard Grasset. 312 p.
© Editions Bernard Grasset; 29Feb68;
DFO-15 96.
THEATRE I, de Fernand Crommelynck;
introd. de Georges Perros. Le cocu
magnifique; Les amants puerils; Le
sculpture.de masques. Paris] Gal-
limard. 326 p. © Editions Galli-
mard; 10Nov67; DFO-1580.
THEODOSIA, by Susan Graham Erwin,
pseud. of Mrs. Harold Williamson.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Mrs. Har-
old Williamson; 10May68; DU71437.
THERE IS STILL TIME TO LIVE, by
Margaret Bantz Paul. 221.
play. © Margaret Bantz Paul;
26Mar68; DU71133.
THERE WERE THREE OLD LADIES FROM FRISCO,
by Kent Kessinger. 301. A play.
© Kent Kessinger; 18Jan68; DU70585.
THERE'S ALWAYS A FIRST TIME, a comical
play in one act by Norma Sandra
Lloyd, pseud. of Norma Sandra Garchik.
21 1. © Norma Sandra Lloyd;
19Mar68; DU71069.
A screen-
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THERE'S SOMETHING NEW, a new musical,
book, music & lyrics by Lucy Perkins
Ellis. lv. 2 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 2lMar66, DU65470. NM:
music. © Lucy Perkins Ellis;
26Feb68; DU7O814.
THESE FRENCH; or, They reached for his
gun. A play by Paul D'Andrea. ‘100 1.
© Paul Philip D'Andrea; 18Mar68;
DU71056.
THEY DO IT TO RATS, a satire in one
act by Jean M. Mattson. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 33 p. (Baker's
royalty plays) Appl. author: Walter
H. Baker Co., employer for hire.
\ Walter H. Baker Co.3; 15May68;
DP6711.
THEY DON'T EVEN BOTHER, a one act
satire by Roger Squire. lv
Roger LG: Squire; 8Mar68 ; DUTO991.
THEY REACHED FOR HIS GUN. See
THESE FRENCH.
THEY WENT THAT WAY; program no.10 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 91.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20206.
THICKETY BUSH, a drama in three acts
by Bertha B. Hester. New York,
Carlton Press. 125 p. © Bertha B.
Hester; 25Dec67; 5985381.
A THIEF AT HEART, an original comedy-
thriller for television by Paul
Dexter. 511. © Paul Dexter;
83an68; DU7O469.
A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY HAbeneUE
by Kent Kessinger. 1 v.
© Kent Kessinger; 22May68; SO arieTHl
THINGS, by Robert P. Walter. 3114.
A play. © Robert P. Walter; 28Mar68;
DU71151.
THINK FIRST! By Tom aenieee Koa.
(See and say series, I ao od © Am-
erican Book Co.; 1lldun68; c20692.
THINKING IMPROVEMENT PROJECT SCRIPTS
FOR TELEVISION SERIES; vol. II,
by Sara W. Lundsteen. lv
© Sara W. Lundsteen; 13Dec67; ceolke,
THIRTY-FIVE ONE ACT PLAYS,
Johnson.
by Crane
New York, Theatre Press.
compilation. © Crane
21Dec67; A976984.
GUACOMOLE BUSH, a comedy in
Stanley Seidman. 37 1.
idman; 20Mar68; DU71074.
355 p.- NM:
Johnson;
THIS IS MY COUNTRY, a musical comedy
for chorus in two acts; theme song
by Don Raye & Al Jacobs; script by
Gene Wright & Arthur Ray Lambson.
Delaware Water Gap, Pa., Shawnee
Press. 59 p.:Actors' script & di-
rector's production guide. Appl.
author: Shawnee Press, Inc., employer
for hire. © Shawnee Press, Inc.;
283u166; DP6582.
THIS IS SOUL, by T. Martin, pseud. of
Martin Montague. 2 sheets. Recita-
tion with music. © Naro Music;
26Jun68; C20703.
THIS IS THE NEWS AT TEN, a spoof on
news items, newscasting, & advertis-
ing, a dramatization by Melvin David
Brady. 221. © Melvin David Brady;
10Jan68; DU70479.
THIS MAN GRANT, a play by Philip Barber.
611. 11 scenes. © Philip Barber;
8Feb68; DU70752.
THIS PLACE OF RUSHES, a musical
pageant written for the celebration
of the Tricentennial of the City of
DRAMAS
Glen Cove, New York. Script,
Florence Andresen; music & lyrics,
Howard S. Wortley. lv. 10 epi-~
sodes. © Law Productions; 2Apr68;
DU71176.
S WAR PLAY, by Cristina L. White.
52 1. A play in 2 acts. © Cristina
L. White; 16Feb68; DU70805.
THREE DAYS BEFORE TOMORROW! By
Florine Snider. lv. A play in 3
acts. © Florine R. Snider; l0Apr68;
DU71258.
THREE GRACES. See
LOVE RECONCILED TO WAR.
THREE HAND REEL, three one act plays
by Paul Avila Mayer. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 81 p.
Based on short stories ty Frank
O'Connor. pl. states prev. reg.
Feb. 64, sustBbe NM: addition &
revision. O span Avila Mayer;
21Nové67 ; pP6615.
THREE IN THE AFTERNOON; or, Paper-
scizzors-rock. A comedy by Milt
Caine.(Milton A. Caine) 1 v.
2 acts. © Milton A. Caine; 23May68;
DU7 1579.
THREE LADIES AND A BEAR, by George
Boss. 1391. A play in 3 acts.
© George P. Boss; 16Jan68; DU70557.
THREE LITTLE PEOPLE OF 1962, by
St. Carrol, pseud. of Carrie Rasin.
Sheet. Lecture. © Carrie Rasin;
29Mar68; C20471.
THREE PARTS FREE, a comic invention in
one act by William Dorsey Blake.
43 1. © William Dorsey Blake;
227an68; DU70601.
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET, by E. E.
Cummings, edited & with an introd.
by George J. Firmage. New York,
October House. 170 p Contents:
Him.--Anthropos--Santa Claus--Tom.
NM: introd. & compilation. © Marion
Morehouse Cummings; 1Aug67; A985673.
THE THREE ROCKETEERS. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
THREE TEN, by Mars Hill. 103 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Mars Andrew
Hill; 21Feb68; DU70850.
THREE TO TANGO, a comedy in 2 scenes by
Lucille Hauser. 151. © Lucille
Hauser; 16May68; DU71529.
THE THRESHHOLD OF PAIN, THE LATITUDE
OF DEPRAVITY, by Hal Ackerman (Harold
Ackerman) 30 1. A play. © Harold
Ackerman; lApr68; DU71121.
THROUGH THE EYES OF YOUTH, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Grace Shortt. 30 1.
© Grace Shortt; lOApr68; DU71262.
THROW OUT THE LIFELINE, by Dorothy
Norwood. Sheet. NM: addition.
© Herman Lubinsky d.b.a. Planemar
Music Co.; 14Mar68; c20e5,
TIBER MARTIN-AQUANAUGHT: AMERICA'S NEW
AND SECRET SILENT SERVICE SET UP TO
EXPLORE, OPERATE, AND PATROL INNER
SPACE, by Ken Stanton, pseud. of Lyle
Kenyon Engel. 1v. Recording
script. © Lyle Kenyon Engel;
14May68; c2058e2.
TIBERIUS, a play in two acts by John
Scanlan. 108 1. © John Scanlan;
26Feb68; pu70887,
TICKET TO CONTENTMENT; play in one act
by Robert Rosten. 34 1. © Robert
Rosten; 12Mar68; DU71015.
TIGER BY THE TAIL! (Hold that tiger)
A light tragic vaudeville by Robert
Louis Banov. lv. 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 21Nov66, DU67309.
NM: revisions. © Robert Louis Banov;
26Apr68; DU71343.
Jan. — June
TIGERS, A.C, See
MANIA,
TIGERS IN RED WEATHER, a collection
of one act plays by Richard Keller
Simon. lv. 11 plays. Appl states
Our mutual childhood pub. 25Mar66.
© Richard Keller Simon; 23Jan68;
DU70524 .
TIGER'S MILK FOR A KITTEN; a play in
four acts by Alfred Hutchinson.
84 1. © Alfred Hutchinson; 16Feb68;
DU70804.
TILL YOU RETURN, by Lester R. Parker.
115 1. A screenplay. © Lester
R. Parker; 6May68; DU71462.
TILT; former1: Sean eee by goat
Schwartz. A preys © Joel
Schwartz; TSHeyeo? DUT 14 64.
A TIME FOR SHEDDING, a ee in three
acts by Tex Weiner. 103 1
© Tex Weiner; 6Mar68; DU71048.
A TIME NOT TO BE BORN, by Sy Ettinger.
102 1. A play in 3 acts. Appl.
states prev. re as Desire without
faith, 1964, DueO 354 NM: revision.
© Sy 801 Ettinger; Bi ganees DU70639.
TIME OF ENDLESS PEACE, a musical comedy;
songs, both words & melodies, also
dialogue by Zek Dearing. lv.
NM: new dialogue. © Zek Dearing;
21Feb68; DU70799.
TIME OUT, by Tom Whitman.
(See and say series, I- oe
© American Book Co.; lldun6
c20686.
TIME TO DIE, A TIME TO CRY. See
A MURDER MOST FOUL.
TIMON OF ATHENS. See
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS.
TIN LIZZIE, a dramatico-musical in
two acts, book, words & music by
Johnny D'arc, pseud. of Arthur Joseph
Sutten. lv. © Arthur J. Sutten &
Elaine M. Sutten; 15Apr68; DU71297.
TINKLE TINKLE, a one act play by Thomas
Terefenko. 121. © Thomas Terefenko;
11Mar68; DU70997.
THE TIRED MAN, by James T. Richardson.
59eL ea play © James T. Richard-
son; a3Apr68; “DU71386.
TITUS ANDRONICUS, by William Shake-
speare; general editor, Louis B.
Wright, assistant editor, Virginia A
TaMar. New York, Washington Square
Press (W 0141) lv. (The Folger
Library general reader's Shakespeare)
5 acts. NM: introd., notes & compi-
lation of illus. © Washington Square
Press, Inc.; 15Dec67; A998995.
TITUS ANDRONICUS, by William Shake-
speare; text edited by Charles Jasper
Sisson, commentary by Alan S. Downer.
New York, Dell Pub. Co. (8902) 188 p.
(The Laurel Shakespeare, Francis Fer-
gusson, general editor) 5 acts.
Appl. author: Dell Pub. Co., Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: commentary &
glossary. © Dell Pub. Co.; 190ct67;
A998990.
TITUS ANDRONICUS, by William Shake-
speare; text edited by Charles Jasper
Sisson, commentary by Alan S. Downer.
New York, Dell Pub. Co. (8902) 188 p.
(The Laurel Shakespeare, Francjs Fer-
gusson, general editor) 5 acts.
NM: introd. © Francis Fergusson;
190ct67; 4998991.
TITUS ANDRONICUS, See
THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS.
TO BE IN INDIANA, a one act play &
musical by Dorothy Rose Louis. 1 v.
© Dorothy Rose Louis; 29Apr68;
DU71347.
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TO BUILD AN ARK. See
TEEN-AGERS OF THE BIBLE.
TO BURY A COUSIN, a two act play by
Gus Weill. 1v. © Gus Weill;
8Mar68; DU7O946.
TO PAY THE PIPER, an original screen-
play by Allen Actor. AER ALS
© Allen J. Actor; 25Jan68; DU70652.
TO SHARE THE BITTER END, the tragedy of
John Wilkes Booth by William Cc.
Starkweather. 621. 3 acts.
© William C. Starkweather; 18Mar68;
DU71118.
TO WAKE THE KING, a dramatic legend in
two acts by Samuel J. Citron; music
by Harry Coopersmith, based in part on
Melekh Yisrael, by Yaakov Cahan.
New York, Friends of the Jewish Theatre
for Children. 108 p. Appl. states
prev. reg. as The cave of the king,
5Mar46, DUS135. © on music; Friends
of the Jewish Theatre for Children,
Inc.; 20Jun67; DP6611.
TO WAKE THE KING, a dramatic legend in
two acts by Samuel J. Citron, music
by Harry Coopersmith, based in part on
Melekh Yisrael by Yaakov Cahan.
New York, Jewish Theatre for Children.
108 p. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. as The cave of the king, 3May46,
DUS135. NM: additions. © on play &
lyrics; Samuel J. Citron; 20Jun67;
DP6595.
TO WALLY PANTONI, WE LEAVE A CREDENZA,
by John Guare. 501. A screenplay.
Includes music & lyrics to 1 song.
© John Guare; lApr68; DU71217.
TOBY, a play in three acts by Ely E.
Pilchik. Short Hills, N.J., Sefer
Press. 108 p. © Bly E. Pilchik;
20Apr68; DP6724.
A TOCSIN FOR AURELIUS, a one act play
in iambic pentameter by Art King
(Arthur H. King, Jr.) 27 1,
© Arthur H. King, Jr.; 6Feb68;
DU7O743.
TODAY IS INDEPENDENCE DAY, a play in
one act by William Hanley.
Dramatists Play Service. 29 p.
Appl. states prev. reg. 1962,
DU56653. NM: revision. © William
Hanley; 4Dec67; DP6612.
TOHU-BOHU, a contretemps in four acts
& an epilog by Henry F. Beechhold.
62 1. © Henry F. Beechhold; 29Apr68;
DU71349.
TOM. See
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
TOM & GILDA; original T.V. script by
Countess Christ (Charlotte ghetey)
39 1. © Charlotte Christ; 28May68;
DU71615.
TOM PAINE, a play in two parts by
Paul Foster. 1v. Book & lyrics
only. © Paul Foster; 6May68;
DU71460.
TOM PIPER, a new musical: book, music
& lyrics by Edward J. Lakso. 2 v.
2 acts. Appl. states prev. reg. as
Come to the inn, 18Mar63, DU57685.
NM: revisions & additions. © Edward
Joseph Lakso; 19Apr68; DU71360.
TOMORROW = X2, by Myrtle S. Nord.
127 1. A musical play in 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Myrtle S.
Nord; 12Apr68; Du71290.
TOMORROW'S ANOTHER DAY, a three act
play by Doretta Tarmon. 1 v.
© Doretta Tarmon; 28May68;-DU71550.
TONIGHT WE DO IT WITHOUT THE NET, a
musical comedy happening by Dana
Suesse. lv. 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Dana Suesse;
8Apr68; DU71196.
TONY TAMARROW, an original screen play
by Gino Ardito. 74 1. © Gino
Ardito; 22May68; DU71560.
TOO HOT TO HANDLE, by Timothy Larkin.
29 1. A musical play. Book & lyrics
only. © Timothy Larkin; lApr68;
DU71120.
TORERO, an original filmplay by John
C. Mebane. 122 1. © John Cummins
Mebane; 11Dec67; DU7O440.
TORNADOES, by Wandell Allegood.
61. A radio script. NM: addition &
revision. © Wandell Allegood;
27Mar68; C2048e2.
THE TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS STORY, a
motion picture script by Univac
Division, Sperry Rand Corp. 43 1.
© Sperry Rand Corp.; 15Mar68; c20419,
A TOUCH OF HUMOR, by George Riddle.
90 1. A screenplay. © George
Riddle; 22Apr68; DU71381.
THE TOUGH AND TENDER TROLL, by Phyllis
McCallum. Cody, Wyo., Pioneer
Drama Service. 53 p. 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 130ct66,
DU67002. © Phyllis McCallum
(Mrs. G. A.); 15Aug67; DP6613.
THE TOUGHEST JOB; recording script for
Chevrolet Motor Division by Jam
Handy Organization. 211. © Chevro-
let Motor Division, General Motors
Corp.; 9May68; c20564.
TOWARD MARRIAGE, a pre-marriage en-
richment program, by Urban G.
Steinmetz. 56 1. Lectures.
© Upper Peninsula Family Life
Bureau; 18Mar68; c2o44e.
TOWARD THE RIVER OF RETURN, LINCOLN
1861-1862, a play in two acts by
Edward H. Reveny lv. © Edward
Heath Devany; 24Jan68; DU70643.
THE TOWN THAT WENT BOOM, a more or less
animated cartoon by Norman D. Dietz.
TPs 2 acts). Appi. ti.c) The town
went boom. Appl. states prev. reg.
19Sep66, DPEISB. NM: addition &
revision. © Norman Donald Dietz;
23Feb68; DP6628.
TOWN WENT BOOM. See
THE TOWN THAT WENT BOOM.
EL TRAGALUZ; experimento en dos partes,
original de Antonio Buero Vallejo.
[Madrid] Ediciones Alfil. 103 p.
(Coleccion teatro, 572) © Antonio
Buero Vallejo; 18Mar68; DFO-1614.
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE, by John
Gassner & Morris Sweetkind. hig p.
4 plays. Contents: Oedipus the king.
--The crucible.--Henry IV, pt.1.--
Cyrano de Bergerac. NM: revision.
© Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc.;
4Jan68: A980907. ‘
THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR, by William
Shakespeare. Magnatype ed. Pitts-
burgh, Stanwix House. 307 p.
5 acts. NM: new introd., synopsis
& glossary. © Stanwix House, Inc.;
16Nov67; A961687.
THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS, by
William Shakespeare; edited by
Gustav Cross. Baltimore, Penguin
Books. 127 p. (The Pelican Shake-
speare, AB 33 5 acts. NM: new ed.
© Penguin Books, Inc.; 20Jun67 (in
notice: 1966); A961995.
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES. See
A MUSICAL VERSION OF HENRY FIELDING'S
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES.
THE TRAGIC LIFE OF GUSTAVE BECHI, 4
play in three acts by Tam Mossman
(Timothy Arthur Mossman) 76 1.
© Tam Mossman; 1Apr68; DU71179.
43
A TRAGIC PRESIDENT, by Thomas F.
McKenna & William Davison. 9 1.
© Kennascott Productions; 13Feb68;
c203514.
TRAIN, RUN, COME, LITTLE. 21.
(Reading words in context, 7) A re-
cording script. Appl. author:
Borg-Warner Corp. © Borg-Warner
Corp.; 3Nov67; C20412.
A TRAIN TO THE STREET, a spectacular
musical drama in 3 acts by Paul
Cohen, pseud. of Paul Cohen White.
103 1. Based on the book The street,
by Ann Petry. Book only. © Paul
Cohen; 11Mar68; DU70951.
TRANSISTORS AND SOLID STATE, by
William L. Moss. 5.1. - Script.
© Terry Moss Productions, solely
owned by William L. Moss; 9Feb658;
C20527.
TRANSLATING CONCEPTS INTO PROGRAM FOR
THE BRAIN-INJURED CHILD, by Sheldon
R. Rappaport. 46 1. Lecture.
© Pathway School; 26Mar68; c20458.
EL TRANSPLANTE DE ALFREDITO; comedia
picaresca original de Conde Maco,
arn of Jeddu R. Mascorietto.
81. © Jeddu R. Mascorietto;
26Feb68; DUTO888.
THE TRAP, by Emanuel Lavinsky. 7 1.
A play in 5 acts. © Emanuel Lavin-
sky; 24Jun68; DU71857.
TRAVELER IN A FOREIGN LAND NAMED
MONEY (The pursuit of a million by
a hunter pursued) Concerning Sam
Clemens, wheeler-dealer, by Bernard
Sabath. 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Bernard Sabath; 19Feb68; DU70803.
TRAVELING MOM; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Irene Jacob. 301. © Irene Jacob;
3Jun68; DU71682.
THE TRAVELLING SISTERS, a comedy in
one act by John Kirkpatrick. New
York, S. French. 32 p. Appl. au-
thor: Samuel French, Inc., employer
for hire. © Samuel French, Inc.3;
30Dec66; DP6699.
TREAT THE STREET; program no.13 by
Victoria Danner Hartfield. 131.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20208.
TREE, BIG, GOOD, CAT. 21. (Reading
words in context, 3) A recording
script. Appl. author: Borg-Warner
Corp. © Borg-Warner Corp.; 3Nov67;
c20416.
THE TREE KINGDOM OF CALDOMAR, See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
LOS TRESCIENTOS, by Martha A. Fuentes.
28 1. A play in 2 scenes. © Martha
A. Fuentes; 25Jun68; DU71862.
TRIADS, a one act play written by
George R. Brander. 355 1. A play in
11 scenes. © George R. Brander;
29apr68; DU71410.
THE TRIAL AND DEATH OF SOCRATES, by
Plato, arranged by Paul Nord.
15 1. 3 pts. © Paul Nord; 12Mar68;
DUT O9T9.
THE TRIAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by
Paul V. Hale. 118 1. A play in
2 acts. © Paul V. Hale; 24Jan68;
DU7 0635.
THE TRIAL OF THE OLD MAN;~vy Bernard
Sabath. 221. <A play in 1 act.
© Bernard Sabath; 1May68; DU71429.
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THE TRIANGLE, a play in three acts by
Russell LaDue. 1v. © Russell
M. LaDue, Jr.; 12Mar68; DU70952.
TRIBUTE TO A SOLDIER, a play by John
Groves. lv. 2 acts. © John
Patrick Groves & Susan Rae Groves;
15Apr68; DU71306.
TRIBUTE TO DR. KING, FREE AT LAST, by
Ethel Davenport. 21. © Excellorec
Music Co.; 31May68; C20652.
A TRIBUTE TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
@ play by Scott Cunningham. 201.
25 scenes. Appl. ti.: Beautiful
Dreamer. © Scott Cunningham;
17Jun68; DU71807. a
TRILBY. See
OH, MR. SVENGALI! NO, MR. SVENGALI.
THE TRIP OF P.A. 3679 THRU EQUIPMENT-
LAND, by Henry Allen. 231.
Recording script. © Gerber Products
Co.3; 27Mar68; Cc20459.
THE TRIP TO DEATH; screenplay by
J. M. Fernandez Unsain. 61 1.
Appl. author: Robert I. Bergman,
employer for hire of Frank Marrero.
© Filmex International, Inc.;
26Apr68; DU71431.
TRIPPED, a movie script by Marion Lee
& Dev Il'sson, pseud. of Tom H,
HEDIS ORL: 1 v. © Marion Lee &
Tom H. Hill; 14Febd68; DU70876.
TROMPE L'OEIL; or, The girl in the
green dress. By L. M. Sullivan
(M. Sullivan) 341. ©M. Sullivan;
22Apr68; DU71292.
TROUBLE WITH OUR DAUGHTER IS THAT SHE'S
JUST LIKE YOUR SISTER, AMY. See
YO-YOS.
TRUE LIGHT AMONG THE SHADOWS. See
THE SONG OF THE SHEPHERDS.
THE TRUE STORY OF BONNIE AND CLYDE,
by Billie Jean Parker Moon. 191.
© Billie Jean Parker Moon; 6Mar68;
c20390.
THE TRUE STORY OF THE TOOTH FAIRY, and
why brides wear engagement rings, by
Otto Whittaker. 14 1. Script.
© Otto Whittaker; 12Jun68; C20676.
TRUST SEMINAR FOR COMMERCIAL BANK
OFFICERS, by Joseph R. O'Neill &
Joseph H. Payne. lv. © Joseph R.
O'Neill & Joseph H. Payne; 2May68;
C20607.
THE TRUTH, THE TRUTH, NOTHING BUT THE
TRUTH, by James E. Jewell. 51.
A recording script. © Jewell Radio
& Television Productions; 23May68;
c20584.
TUNA FISH COMMERCIAL. Series no.la
thru no.lg. By T. Dawn Godes. 1 v.
© T. Dawn Godes; 31May68; Cc20603.
TUNA FISH COMMERCIAL. Series no.2a
thru 2j. By T. Dawn Godes. lv.
© T. Dawn Godes; 31May68; C20604.
LA TURISTA, a play in two acts by Sam
Shepard, pseud. of Samuel Shepard
Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill.
2p. © Sam Shepard; 9Apr68;
4997635.
TURKEY TIME ETHIOPIANS, by Pat Cooper.
4 1. Monologue. © Unart Music
Corp. & Stu-pid Music, Inc.; 12Jan68;
c20158.
TURNABOUT IS FAIR PLAY? By Charles E.
McVea. 81. A play. © Charles E.
McVea; 16May68; DU71532.
THE TURNING OF THE WORM, a comedy in
three acts by Kenneth Bernard. 69 l.
© Kenneth Bernard; 11Mar68; DU71001.
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DRAMAS
'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. See
THE LITTLE SHEPHERD; 'TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS; THE ANIMALS!
FIRST CHRISTMAS; DICKENS' CHRIST-
MAS CAROL. re
TWAT, @ play by John Thackray. 1 v.
acts. © John Thackray; 6Mar68;
DU70967 .
TWELFTH NIGHT; commentary, complete
text, glossary; edited by Sidney
Lamb. Complete study ed. Lincoln,
Neb., Cliff's Notes. 67 p..5 acts.
Appl. author: Clifton K. Hillegass,
employer for hire. NM: addition &
revision. ©C. K. Hillegass;
30Dec67; A969904.
TWENTY DAYS. See
EYE WITNESS: REPORT OF AN ASSASSINA-
TION.
THE TWENTY FIFTH FRAME; an original
screen play based on Vingt cinquieme
Image by Robert Chabrey. By Bill
Ballin (William C. Ballin) 68 1.
© William C. Ballin; 3Jun68;
DU71686.
TWO BROKEN HEARTS; an original story
written & adapted for television by
Edna May (Edna M. Christen) 30 1.
© Edna M. Christen; 3Jun68; DU71681.
TWO FOOLS WHO GAINED A MEASURE OF
WISDOM, by Tim Kelly. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 16 p.
After Anton Chekhov's short story
Nothing to choose between them.
© Tim Kelly; 1Apr68; DP6646.
THE TWO GENERALS, by N. S. Robbins.
30 1. A play. ON. S. Robbins;
10Apr68; DU71256.
TWO GUNS AT SUNDOWN; written by J. Frank
James. 1111. A screenplay. Appl.
author: Les Hafner, employer for hire.
© Les Hafner; 23Feb68; DU70927.
TWO IF BY SEA, by Priscilla B. Dewey.
Lave yeAapl, in 2 acts.. © Priscilla
B. Dewey; Mar 68; DU71157.
THE TWO MAPLE TREES, a fantasy for
children in three acts by Eugene
Schwarz, translated from the Russian
by Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood.
mi 1. © Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood;
13Mar68; DU70986.
TWO OF EACH KIND, a musical version
of Noan and the ark for children;
book & lyrics by Susan B. Bayer &
Marjorie S. Mandell, music by
Barbara B. Reis. lv. 2 acts.
© Marjorie S. Mandell & Susan B.
Bayer; 21Feb68; DU70854.
TWO PLUS TWO, a screenplay by Milton
Bowser. 7 1. © Milton Bowser;
25Apr68; A997 275.
TWO SEASONS; two one act plays by
Darril Hudson. 1v. Contents:
First frost of autumn.--Stone cold.
© Darril Hudson; 6Mar68; DU70968.
U
U.N.I.T.-5; original screenplay by
William Ross. 481. Episode no.1:
The spy killers. © William Ross;
12Apr68; DU71285.
UGLY FACED WOMAN, by Stephan Smith,
Clinton E. Moon & Barbara Burt. 41.
Monolog. © Stephan Smith, Barbara
Burt & Clinton E. Moon; olmay68;
c20594.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON, by Howard
Kaylan, Mark Volman, Jim Pons, Al
Nichol & Johnny Barbata. Sheet.
© Ishmael Music & Blimp Music;
25Apr68; C20510,
UNCLE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU, a musical
play, book by Neal Jordan, pseud. of
Johnny Neal Heard, & Flo Wyatt, pseud.
of Margery Flo Clisbee, lyrics by
Mary Lois Griggs, music by Bill
Jan. — June
Baker (Billy Winston Baker) based on
an original idea by Neal Jordan &
Flo Wyatt. 2v. 2 acts. © Mary
Lois Griggs, Bill Baker, Flo Wyatt &
Neal Jordon; 10Jan68; DU70455.
UNDER THE VOLCANO, a film adaptation
by Herb Greer. 901. From the
novel by Malcolm Lowry. Appl.
author: Octavio Senoret. © Herb
Greer & Octavio Senoret; 26Dec67;
DUTOF24.
UNDER THUNDER MOUNTAIN, a dance-drama
in three acts by Dee Strickland
Johnson. 1v. © Dee Strickland
Johnson; 26Febd68; DU70884.
UNDER WHAT SIGN WERE YOU BORN? By
Ruth Sunenshine (Ruth S. Lopert)
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Ruth
S. Lopert; 5Jan68; DU7O448.
THE UNDERGRADUATE, by Ruth Elizabeth
Mach. 33 1. A play in 2 scenes.
© Ruth Elizabeth Mach; l4May68;
DU71520.
THE UNDERGROUND BIRD, by Rose Leiman
Schiller, with a specially written
discussion guide by Charles Winick.
New York, Family Service Assn. of
America. 28 p. (Plays for living)
© Rose Leiman Schiller; 6Mar68;
DP6641.
THE UNFINISHED TASK, by T. C. Upham.
lv. A play in 6 scenes with pro-
logue & epilogue. Appl. states
epilogue prev. reg. as A man can
dream, 18Aug59, DU49555. NM: addi-
tions. © Thomas Carlton Upham;
18Mar68; DU71010.
UNHOLY ALLIANCE; original screenplay
by Joper, pseud. of Joseph Santos.
66 1. © Pasqualini Operating Co.,
Ine.; 3Ju168; DU71867.
THE UNIFORM UNICORN, a three act play
for children ty Phyllis McCallum,
words & music by Phyllis McCallum.
Cody, Wyo., Pioneer Drama Service.
51 p. Appl. states prev. reg.
3Aug65, DU63680. NM: editorial
revision. © Phyllis McCallum
(Mrs. G. A.); 15Aug67; DP6614.
UNITED WE STAND, by J, H. Odell.
4 p, © Portal Press, Inc.; 1Mar68;
DP6667.
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE, by
Peter Ustinov. New York, Random
House. 121 p. 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 29Sep66, DU66918.
© Pavor, S.A.; 22Dec67; DP6640.
THE UNMIXABLES, a discussion starter
by Bill Comeau. Downers Grove, I11.,
Arthur Meriwether, Inc. 12 p.
Appl. author: Arthur Meriwether, Inc.,
employer for hire. © Arthur Meri-
wether, Inc.; 1Feb68; DP6658.
UNNA AND THE BEAR-PRINCE, by Sarah E.
Stevenson. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Sarah E. Stevenson; 19Jun68;
Du71829.
UNTILTED. See
TILT.
DIE UNVOLLENDETE SYMPHONIE; Spiel in
einem Akt von Sandor Marai. 32 alg
© Sandor Marai; 6Jun68; DU71738.
UP, a new musical by Bernard Owett
& Robert Sturtevant. lv. 2 acts.
Book only. © Bernard Owett &
Robert Sturtevant; 3May68; DU71489.
UP AND DOWN MAIN STREET, a modern
musical melodrama in three acts, book
& lyrics by Rainsford J. Winslow.
54.1. Book & lyrics only. © Rains-
ford J. Winslow; 11Jan68; DU70510.
eee CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
UP AND DOWN MAIN STREET, a modern
musical melodrama in three acts;
book & lyrics by Rainsford J. Wins-
low, music by James W. Blake &
VARIATIONS ON A THEME BY LINCOLN, a
play in two acts by Frances Lohman,
39 1. © Frances Lohman; 9Jan68;
DU7O471.
45
THE VICTIMS OF HEAVEN, by Eleanor
Zimmer. 124 1. A play in 2 acts.
© Eleanor Zimmer; 4Mar68; DU70896.
VICTORIA, a drama in two acts & five
others. 54 1. Book & lyrics only.
Appl. states prev. reg. llJan68,
DU7O510. NM: additions. © Rains-
ford J. Winslow; 13Feb68; DU70768. A play. © Universal Edition, A.G.;
UP WITH BALLOONS AND DOWN WITH LOLLI- QNov67 ; DFO-1606.
POPS, by Harold M. Shaw, Jr., [music] A VARIETY OF SHORT PLAYS; edited b
i
by Jere H. Wright (Geraldine H. John C. Schweitzer. New York
Wright) lv. A play with music. Scribner. 447 p. (Scribner school Eteld, 2b0uHeRs | DUyAGeik.
ppeezesdathawsy Wright; 23May68; paperbacks, SSP 11) Appl. author: LA VIE PARISIENNE; operetta in three
: Charles Scribner's Sons, employer acts. Music by Jacques Offenbach,
UP YOUR ASSETS, a new musical, book & for hire. © Charles Scribner's original libretto by H. Meilhac & L.
mee by ase Clark (Joseph Geese Sons; 20Feb68; A985046. Halévy, new book & lyrics by Phil
Clar & Walter Mathews, music by Ben : ie by Bob Scott Park, music arr. & adapted by Ronald
di Tosti. 711. Book & lyrics only. ye RctEEL NEEE IE Scobey ver ensecined Hanmer. London, J. Weinberger. 96 p.
© Joseph W. Clark & Walter H. Mathews; from transcription by George B. English. Libretto. Appl. states
4Mar68; DU70945. Lowder. 2 sheets. © Robert Merrit prev. reg. 31May67, EFO-122224. NM:
F revisions. OJ f Weinb Ltd.;
US GOLFERS CURSE YOU, WIDOW KIMSOCK; Scott; 25Mar68; C2073. Geen) eras
30Apr68; DF1916.
or, Oil wells and cattle on a golf VEBLEN, a play in three acts by
course? A modern musical melodrama Leonard S. Silk. New York, A. M.
in two acts by Rainsford J. Winslow Kelley 138 p © Leonard § “gil H
Bie c W. Winslow, music by 15Jun66; DP6720 § ‘
rt & = 3
e Sullivan, lyrics by Rains VEC MAKROPOULOS. See
ford J. Wi 3 a
POMS SON Rg eerste THE MAKROPOULOS SECRET.
lyrics only. Appl. states prev. reg.
3Jul67, DU69350. NM: 5 songs. VEJEN TIL EN RIGERE LIVSFORELSE (The
way of abundant life) A Christian
© Rainsford J. Winslow & Winifred W.
Winslow; 17May68; DU71547. Science lecture by Paul K. Wavro.
19 1. Appl. states prev. reg.
VARIATIONSSPIEL, von Alfred Warnes,
pseud. of Alfred Wurst. Wien,
Universal Edition (14742) 741.
scenes by Louis J. Thomas. 1 v.
© Louis J. Thomas; 3Jun68; DU71650.
LA VIE; book & lyrics by Anton Agalbato
& Howard G. Bloomfield. lv. A play
in 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Anton Agalbato & Howard G. Bloom-
LA VILLE A VOILE; piece en trois actes
de Paul Willems. [Paris] Gallimard.
179 p. (Le Manteau d'arlequin)
© Editions Gallimard; 30Nov67;
DFO-1582.
VILLE AU FOND DE LA MER. See
LA DEFAITE D'ANNIBAL.
LA VILLE DONT LE PRINCE EST UN ENFANT;
trois actes de Henry de Montherlant.
V 17Feb65, 017357. NM: Danish Sas Texte de 1967. [Paris] Gallimard
aa Paul K, Wavro; 29Feb68; 282 p. © Editions Gallimard; 15Nov67;
DFO-1577.
VINGT CINQUIEME IMAGE. See
THE TWENTY FIFTH FRAME.
VIOLET'S JUGGERNAUT, an original
story written & adapted for television
by E. Aronson Mehlinger. 31 1.
© E. Aronson Mehlinger; 1Feb68;
DU70713.
Ay vy
VELIKIIATU,PLAMUK; istoricheska drama
v tri deistvifa, by Stefan Shishkov.
120 1. © Stefan Shishkov; 5Jun68;
DU71707.
THE VW FORMULA FOR INCREASED SALES AND
INCOME; color slide film by Volks-
wagen of America. 311. Recording
script. Appl. ti.: Management
guide: The VW formula for increased
sales and income. © Volkswagem of
America, Inc.; 2Apr68; c20486.
EL VELORIO DEL CHE GUEVARA; satira anti-
comunista para radio, teatro, cine,
television y grabaciones, original de
Jose Antonio Gutierrez Cabrera.
THE VACATION, a play for radio, by 38 1. © Jose Antonio Gutierrez
Stephen Grecco. 211. © Stephen Cabrera; 2+Apr68; DU71438.
Richard Grecco; 11lJun68; DU71749.
THE VAGABOND; an original story written
& adapted for television by Bill Joe
Bristol. 30 1. © Bill Joe Bristol;
3Jun68; DU71675.
VALADAO'S SAND CASTLE, a one act play
for boys & girls by Gene Semenov
Feves. 17 1. From International
themes: Plays for junior actors.
© Gene Semenov Feves; 14May68;
DuU71518.
VIRGIN KOTLIE'S FOLLIES, by Marlyn
Marsh, pseud. of Evelyn May. 143 1.
A musical play in 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Marlyn Marsh;
293u167; DP6585.
VIS A VIS, by N. S. Robbins. 95 1.
A play. ©N. S. Robbins; 10Apr68;
DU71255.
THE VISION OF VASAVADATTA (Svapnavasa-
vadattam) By Bhasa, translated into
English by Niranjan Bhagat. lv.
A play in 6 acts. Appl. author:
Institute for Advanced Studies in the
Theatre Arts, employer for hire.
© Institute for Advanced Studies in
the Theatre Arts; 9Jan68; DU7O441.
VISIT THE CITY, by Gopher Smith, pséud.
of Thomas E. Lairsey. 3 1. Monolog.
© Thomas E. Lairsey; 27May68; Cc20592.
VISITATION IN B#, a one act play by
Howard Cruse. 401. © Howard
Cruse; 11Apr68; DU71274.
VISUAL ORIENTATION AND DISCRIMINATION
TRAINING MATERIALS, by George
Brabner, Jr. 3 1. © George
THE VERB TO BE, by Selma Greenberg &
Frances Alston. 101. (Developing
fundamental language patterns) *
Recording script. © Classroom
Materials Co.; 2Feb68; Cc20287.
THE VERB TO DO, by Selma Greenberg &
Frances Alston. 101. (Developing
fundamental language patterns)
Recording script. © Classroom
Materials Co.; 2Feb68; c20288.
THE VERB TO GO, by Selma Greenberg &
Frances Alston. 91. (Developing
fundamental language patterns)
Recording script. © Classroom
Materials Co.; 2Feb68; c20285.
LA VALEUR D'UNE OPTIQUE SPIRITUELLE
(The value of a spiritual outlook)
Conference sur la Science Chretienne
par Paul A, Erickson. 281. Appl.
states prev. reg. 14Sep65, C17996.
NM: translation. © Paul A. Erickson;
19Feb68; C20319.
IL VALORE DI UN PUNTO DI VISTA SPIRIT-
UALE (The value of a spiritual out-
look) Conferenza sulla Scienza
Cristiana di Paul A. Erickson. 32 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 14Sep65,
€17996. NM: translation. © Paul A.
Erickson; 19Feb68; (20317.
THE VERB TO HAVE, by Selma Greenberg &
Frances Alston. 91. (Developing
fundamental language patterns)
Recording script. © Classroom.
Materials Co.; 2Feb68; c20284.
THE VERB TO SAY, by Selma Greenberg &
Frances Alston. 91. (Developing Brabner, Jr.; 22Jan68; C20375.
fundamental language patterns) VIVE LE AMOUR, by Samuel J. Warshawsky.
Recording script. © Classroom 20 1. A musical play. Book only.
Materials Co.; 2Feb68; c20289. © Samuel Jesse Warshawsky; 25Jan68;
THE VERB TO SEE, by Selma Greenberg & DU70651.
Frances Alston. 101. (Developing LA VIZCONDESA DE JORBALAN; momentos de
fundamental language patterns) la vida de Santa Maria Micaela, en
Recording script. © Classroom tres actos, el segundo dividido en
Materials Co.; 2Feb68; c20286. dos cuadros, en verso, original de
G. Hernandes Mir y J. Lopez de la
Hera. Madrid, Graficas Sanchez.
118 p. © G. Hernandes Mir & J. Lopez
de la Hera; 170ct64; DF1905.
THE VOICE OF RACHEL, a project sub-
mitted to the graduate division in
partial fulfillment of the require-
VALPARAISO, by James Henry Bierman.
35 1. A play. © James Henry Bier-
man; 13Feb68; DU70772.
THE VALUE LEADER. Pt.1. Recording
script for Pontiac Motor Division
by Jam Handy Organization. 191.
© Pontiac Motor Division, General
Motors Corp.; 29Jan68; c20252.
VALUE OF A SPIRITUAL OUTLOOK. See
HET BELANG VAN EEN GEESTELIJKE
LEVENSBESCHOUWING. Brocks; 29Dec67; DU7O410. r
LA VALEUR D'UNE OPTIQUE SPIRITUELLE. A VERY SPECIAL DAY, by Nick Cosentino. ments for the degree of Master of
IL VALORE DI UN PUNTO DI VISTA 79 1. A screenplay. © Nick Cosen- Science in Music by Imogene A. North.
SPIRITUALE. : : lv. A play in 2 acts. © Imogene
Panos aeme bce Dun ooe Averial North; 20Mar68; DU71172.
VERNA, by Omar Paxson. 1v. A play
in 2 acts. © Omar Paxson; 21Mar68;
DU71088.
THE VERY BEGINNING, a musical by
Howard Brooks. 1v. © Howard
is
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46
THE VOICE OF THE GHETTO, by Rodney K.
Douglas. a7 1. A play in 2 scenes.
© Rodney Knaul Douglas; 19Jan68;
DU7O594.
VOICES, a one-act play by Gary Schmidt.
26 1. © Gary E. Schmidt; 12Apr68;
Du7 1282.
VOUS ET DIEU (You and God) Conference
sur la Science Chretienne par Paul
A. Erickson. 29 1. Appl. states
prev. reg. 15Aug66, C18881. NM:
translation. © Paul A. Erickson;
19Feb68; C20318.
vouS M!OUBLIEREZ. See
LES CHAMPS MAGNETIQUES.
VOWELS, by Roberta La Coste, Alvera B.
Meighan & Dorothy Craig. 1 v.
(Ideal structured reading tapes,
series 2745 © Ideal School Supply
Co.; 19Feb68; C20359.
THE VOYAGE OF THE MORNINGSTAR, by Anne
Willis & Kathleen Kilgore. 141. A
play. © Herman B. Director Assoc.,
Inc.; 26Jun68; DU71821.
VREDE IS INDIVIDUEEL. (Peace is in-
dividual) Een lezing over de
Christelijke Wetenschap door Roy
Jd. Linnig. 261. Appl. states
prev. reg. 21Nov66, C19264. NM:
translation. © Roy J. Linnig;
29Jan68; C20239.
W. D. JONES REMEMBERS BONNIE AND CLYDE.
4 1. Appl. author: KPRC News.
© KPRC News; 15Apr68; Cc20506.
WACO ROSE, written by Billy H. Smith.
Sheet. Narration. Appl. author:
Wild Blue Music. © Wild Blue
Music; 8Jan68; C20155.
WAITING, a play in several scenes by
Gordon Tretick. 63 1. © Gordon A.
Tretick; 22Apr68; DU71385.
THE WAKE, @ poem of remembrance by
Patricia V. Schneider. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 38 p. (Baker's.
royalty plays) © Walter H. Baker
Cos; 1asun6s; DP6725.
THE WAKE OF THE OLD MAN, a new play by
George Panetta. lv. 3 acts.
© George Panetta; 9Feb68; DU70759.
WAKE UP AMERICA, by Merle Eugene Couch.
Sheet. Monolog. © Merle Eugene
Couch; 29Mar68; Cc20466.
WALK DOWN MY STREET, a topical musical
revue, book by Patricia Taylor
Curtis, lyrics by Patricia Taylor
Curtis & Gabriel Levenson, music
by Norman Curtis & James Taylor.
lv. 3 parts. © Norman Curtis,
Patricia Taylor Curtis, Gabriel
Levenson & James Taylor; 5Feb68;
DU70706.
WALK IN THE SHADOW OF A MAN, a screen-
play by Bill Whelan. 421. © Bill
Whelan; 15Jan68; DU70533.
THE WALL OF SILAS STONE, by Jack
Ripley. Sheet. © Vidor Publica-
tions, Inc.; 8Jan68; c20181.
WALTER WINCHELL HOTLINE; telephone
presentation by International
Magazine Service of the Mid-At-
lantic, Inc. 2 sheets. © Inter-
national Magazine Service of the
Mid-Atlantic, Ine.; 5Jan68; c20144.
WANTED: A PRESIDENT, by Phyllis C.
Peterson, 1v. A musical Play.
© Phyllis C. Peterson; 17Jun68;
DU71802.
DRAMAS
WANTED: SEXPERTS AND SERPENTS FOR OUR
GARDEN OF MAIDENS (Quorum eroticum)
A new musical for the stage or con-
cert hall by Alexander Laszlo.
2@v. Based on poems by Catullus &
others. © Guild Publications of
California, Inc.; 21May68; DP6732.
WAR. See
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS.
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS, by Jean
Claude Van Itallie. Dramatists Play
Service. 74 p. Appl. states prev.
reg.: Almost like being, War, The
hunter and the bird, I'm really here,
Where is de queen; 1l2Apr66; DU65538,
65537, 65535, 65540, 65892. NM:
additions & revision. © Jean Claude
Van Itallie; 15Nov67; DP6600.
WAR AND WAR, by Wendell Metzger.
811. A play. © Wendell Metzger;
19Mar68; DU71067.
WAR GAMES; or, Our draft dodgers in
Canada. By Neal Weaver. 78 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Neal Weaver;
22May68; DUT1577.
WAR OF THE JUICES, by Richard P.
Friedrich. 61. A play. © Richard
P. Friedrich; 6May68; DU71420.
THE WARD MEETING, a one act play by
Marjorie A. Gilchrist (Marjorie A.
Terry) 131. ©Marjorie A. Gil-
christ; 20Feb68; DU7O0843.
WARM NOVEMBER, by Robert Olen Butler.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Robert
Olen Butler; 25Jun68; DU71864.
A WARNING OF EVIL DOERS, by St. Carrol,
pseud. of Carrie Rasin. Sheet.
Lecture. © Carrie Rasin; 29Mar68;
C20467.
WASHINGTON SQUARES, one satire for two
players by Elyse Nass. 14 1.
© Elyse Nass; 29Mar68; DU71159.
THE WATER HEN, a spherical tragedy
in three acts by Stanislaw Ignacy
Witkiewicz; English version by
Cc. S. Durer & Daniel C. Gerould.
(In First stage. Lafayette, Ind.,
Purdue University. vol. VI, no.2,
p.86-102) © Daniel C. Gerould &
Cc. S. Durer; 150ct67; DP6583.
WATER, WATER EV'RYWHERE; story & screen-
play by Joe Greene. 501. (Concho
County) Appl. author: Robert N.
Sherman a.k.a. Reed Sherman, employer
for hire. © Robert N. Sherman;
29Mar68; DU71112.
THE WATERING PLACE, by Lyle Kessler.
lv. <A play in 3 acts. © Lyle
Kessler; 7Mar68; DU70973.
WATERMELON MAN; first draft screen-
play by Herman Raucher. 132 1.
© Herman Raucher; 3May68; DU71446.
WATERMELONS AND THE NEW TESTIMENT;
screenplay for film short by Thomas
Bove. 121. © Thomas Bove; 23Feb68;
DU70869.
WAY OF ABUNDANT LIFE. See
VEJEN TIL EN RIGERE LIVSFORELSE.
WAY OUT WEST IN LOTUS LAND, by Kent
Kessinger. 1v. A play in 4 scenes.
© Kent Kessinger; 18Jan68; DU7O584.
WAY OUTER SPACE, a musical comedy,
book, lyrics, music by Doug Spears.
2@v. 2acts. © Doug Spears;
15May68; DU71524.
THE WAY TO LOVE, by Aurea Pizarro.
311. <A play in 3 acts. © Aurea
Pizarro & Isabel Pizarro; 30Jan68;
DU70696.
WE AND THE LAW, by Salvatore T. Covino.
lv. Screenplay. © Salvatore T.
Covino; 26Dec67; DU70396.
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Jan. — June
WE FIRST AMERICANS ALL HAVE A LOT IN
COMMON, an address prepared from an
animal viewpoint by Sniffles, a dog
type person, as told to Harvey A.
Shiffer. 61. © Harvey Shiffer &
Sniffles Wildlife Club; 19Apr68;
C20535.
WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY; program no.14
by Victoria Danner Hartfield. 131.
(Hello echo series) A television
script. © Victoria Danner Hartfield;
7Dec67; C20209.
WE WILL LIVE TOGETHER OR PERISH LIKE
FOOLS. 7 1. Narration. Appl.
author: Theme Productions, Inc.
© Theme Productions, Inc.; 13May68;
C20576. :
WEDDING OF THE BRIDE AND GROOM; program
no.5 by Victoria Danner Hartfield.
7 1. (Hello echo series) A tele-
vision script. © Victoria Danner
Hartfield; 7Dec67; C20197.
WEEKEND, a comedy in two acts by Gore
Vidal. Dramatists Play Service.
86 p. © Gore Vidal; 18Jun68; DP6729.
THE WEIGHT WATCHERS, by Mary Engel.
Sheet. Monolog. © Mary Engel;
21Fep68; Cc20541.
WELCOME, by Tom Whitman. 4 1. (See
and say series, I-39-3) © American
Book Co.; 11lJun68; Cc20694.
WELCOME HOME, DEAREST LOVE, a new
comedy in three acts by Sidney Slon.
lv. © Sidney Slon; 16Feb68;
Du70808.
WELCOME TO CINCINNATI, a play with
lyrics by Terry Alan Smith, 411.
12 scenes. Book & lyrics only.
© Terry Alan Smith; 19Feb68;
DU70834.
THE WELCOMING, a comedy in one-act by
Mary Fournier Bill. 23 1. © Mary
Fournier Bill; 18Mar68; Du71058.
WERTHER; lyric drama in four acts,
music by J. Massenet, English ver-
sion by Ruth & Thomas Martin. 35 1.
After Goethe. Libretto. © Ruth
Martin & Thomas Martin; 4Jan68;
DUT7O446.
A WESTERN, by Vic Morrow & Frank Kowal-
ski (Francis Louis Kowalski) 159 1.
A screenplay. © Vic Morrow & Francis
Louis Kowalski; 24Apr68; DU71389.
WESTERN ART, by Jam Handy Organization.
lv. 6 recording scripts. Appl. ti.:
A survey of Western art. © Jam
Handy Organization; 13May68; C20578.
THE WESTERN BOUNTY HUNTER, by Norman
Thomas Brecht. 31. A screenplay.
© Norman Thomas Brecht; 24Jan68;
DU70561.
WESTINGHOUSE RANGES, THE COMPARISON
STORY; recording script for Westing-
house Electric Corp. by Jam Handy
Organization. 181. © Westing-
house Electric Corp.; 9May68; C20555.
WHAT? By Erwin H. Lerner. 51 1.
A play. © Erwin H. Lerner;
12Jun68; DU71752.
WHAT A FRIEND, by Dorothy Norwood.
Sheet. NM: addition. © Herman
Lubinsky d.b.a. Planemar Music Co.;
14Mar68; C20423.
WHAT ARE LITTLE GIRLS MADE OF? A
dramatic episode in one act by Joseph
Golden. 17 1. © Joseph Golden;
14May68; DU71535.
WHAT CONFUCIUS DIDN'T SAY; film
script by Jack T. Chia. 28 1.
Based on a one act play by the same
author. © Jack T. Chia; 22Mar68;
DUT 1089.
we CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
WHAT DO YOU CARE? IT'S BEYOND REPAIR.
By Warren Kliewer; music by Herbert
Bielawa. lv. A play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Warren
Kliewer; 2Jan67; DU70393.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT? By Henry
Kitt. 521. A play. Appl. states
prev. reg. 3Jan66, DU64995. © Henry
Kitt; 12Feb68; DU70737.
THE WHAT-DO-YOU-THINK MAN, by Nancy
Riggan. 531. A play in 3 acts.
© Nancy Riggan; 13May68; DU71506.
WHAT EVERY MAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT WOMEN,
a comedy in two acts by William C.
Shaw. 103 1. © William C. Shaw;
13Mar68; DU71020.
WHAT GOOD ARE TEARS? A play in three
acts by Glover Buck. 129 1.
© Glover Buck; 26Jan68; DU70665.
WHAT GOVERNS YOU? A Christian Science
lecture by James Spencer. Folder.
© James Spencer; 4Dec67; Cc20264.
WHAT IS AN AMERICAN, by Captain Stubby,
pseud. of Tom C. Fouts. 21.
© Tom C. Fouts; 25Apr68; C2052.
WHAT IS RELIGION? Readings from
selected lectures by Swami Prabha-
vananda. 211. Recording script.
© Vedanta Society of Southern Cali-
fornia; 19Jan68; C20193.
WHAT IS YOUR STANDARD FOR LIVING?
A Christian Science lecture by Norman
B. Holmes. Folder. © Norman D.
Holmes; 4Dec67; C20272.
WHAT MAKES THE MAN, a musical play by
Didian Goldberg & James Donenfeld.
lv. 9 scenes. © Didian Goldberg &
James Donenfeld; 29Feb68; DU70913.
(WHAT TIME IS IT?) See
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS.
WHAT'S A FEW YEARS? A comedy in three
acts by Carl E. Bolte, Jr. 1 v.
With music. © Carl E. Bolte, Jr.;
10Apr68; DU71257.
WHAT'S YOUR NAME? a play in one-act
by Aviva Ravel, pseud. of Eva
Rubalsky. 34 1. © Aviva Ravel
(Eva Rubalsky); 28Dec67; DU7O423.
THE WHEEL OF IXION, by Neil di Lorenzo.
75 1. A play. © Neil di Lorenzo;
16Jan68; DU70548.
WHEN LOVE GROWS SWEET, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Helaine Gabertovich
(Helaine Gabertovich phone SOs
© Helaine G. Stone; 10Apr68;
DU71263.
WHEN MEN ARE SCARCE, a comedy in one
act by John Kirkpatrick. New York,
S. French. 35 p. Appl. author:
Samuel French, Inc., employer for
hire. © Samuel French, Inc.;
20Dec67; DP6695.
WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS, See
COPANI PLAYS.
WHEN THE CHILDREN TAKE OVER, a chil-
dren's play by Marvin Davis.
27 1. 2 scenes. Book & lyrics only.
© Marvin Davis; 15May68; DU71485.
WHEN THE GREAT EARTH CHANGES CAME, a
one act play by Wayne Clifford
Harlow. 401. © Wayne Clifford
Harlow; 1Apr68; DU71178.
WHEN THE NIGHTINGALE SINGS, by Margret-
ta Scott Lawler. 311. A play.
© Margretta Scott Lawler; 13Jun68;
DU71783.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING, HOLLIS JAY?
A play by Benjamin Bradford. 18 1.
© Benjamin Bradford; 10Jun68;
DU71746.
WHERE BEATS THE RAIN, a Lincoln histori-
cal play in three acts by Gordon
Hawkins. 57 1. Appl. states prev.
reg. 26Jun56, puyeeho. NM: revision.
© Gordon Hawkins; 6Mar68; DU70902.
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? By Carla
Joseph. 103 1. A play in 3 acts.
© Carla Joseph; 12Feb68; DU70762.
WHERE DOES LEADERSHIP BEGIN, by Charles
Ee Jones. 23) La A eR:
© Charles E. Jones; 12Feb68; C20334.
WHERE IS CHE GUEVARA? A play by Leo
Rutman. 65 1. © Leo Rutman; 6May68;
DUT 1454.
WHERE IS DE QUEEN. See
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS.
WHERE IS YOUR BROTHER? A peace
presentation in two parts by Jay
Gurian & Duane Preble. 1 v.
© Jay Gurian & Duane Preble;
15Mar68; Cc20398.
WHERE IT'S AT, a musical play by
Robert Oliphant. 1v. © Robert T.
Oliphant; 15Feb68; DU70879.
WHICH BARBARIAN? A commentary on
other times as well as our own,
by Helen Trenwith Wiebe. 1 v.
3 acts. With music. Appl. states
prev. reg. 20Mar67, DU68130. NM:
additions. © Helen Trenwith Wiebe;
14Feb68; DU7O786.
WHICH ONE, MR. PAINE? A one act play
by H. G. Marble. 311. © Herbert
G. Marble; 7Feb68; DU70748.
WHICH WAY UGANDA? A comedy in three
acts by Elliott Joseph. 1v.
© Elliott Joseph; 14Mar68; DU71033.
VHITE OR BLACK, by Anthony Harrison.
A play. Sheet. © Anthony Harrison;
12Apr68; DU71281.
THE WHITE ROOM, by J. Spencer Herz.
34 1. A play. © Jd. Spencer Herz;
29apr68; DU71350.
THE WHITE ROOM - II, a play in one act
by J. Spencer Herz. 321. © J. Spen-
cer Herz; 24May68; DU71597.
WHITE ROSES, by Robert Kern. lv.
A musical screenplay. Book & lyrics
only. Includes music to 1 song.
Appl. states prev. reg. 12Sep6l,
DU54031. NM: addition & revision.
© Robert Kern; 25Apr68; DU71335.
WHITHER FOOTBALL? A comedy by Shirley
Reynolds. lv. 3 acts. © Shirley
Reynolds (Mrs. Verne B. Reynolds);
26Feb68; DU70950.
WHO BUILDS THIS LOFTY STRUCTURE, by
David J. Kennedy. 1v. A play in
3 acts. © David J. Kennedy; 6Jun68;
DU7 1610.
WHO WAS THIS MAN LINCOLN? By H. L.
Porter. 47 1. A play. © Howard
Leonard Porter; 29Dec67; DU7O406.
WHO'LL KILL ROCKET ROBIN. See
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
WHO'S CRAZY? By Margretta Scott Law-
ler. 211. A play. © Margretta
Scott Lawler; 13Jun68; DU71782.
WHO'S IN CONTROL? A Christian Science
lecture by Charles W. Ferris.
Folder. © Charles W. Ferris;
4Dec67; C20267.
WHO'S THE FOX, WHO'S THE HUNTER?
An historical drama in two acts by
James E. Colaneri. 1v. © James.E.
Colaneri; 10Jun68; DU71742.
47
WHOSE LITTLE BOY ARE YOU? By Alan P.
Levenstein. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Alan P. Levenstein; 16May68;
Du7 1525.
WHUTS A TEACHAH? One act tragi-comedy
by George Pac Urar. 5 1. © George
Pac Urar; 8Jan68; DU70513.
WHY BE FENCED IN? A Christian Science
lecture by Charles M. Carr. Folder.
© Charles M. Carr; 4Dec67; c20268.
WHY BE MAD AT ME, a three act play
x Suan-Lumia, pseud. of Susan Lumia.
68.1. © Susan Lumia; 7May68;
DU71472.
WHY, MOMMY, WHY? by Alice Nelson. Gon-
nie Diercks & Jamie Barritt. 7 1.
Script. © Alice Nelson, Ann Fleenor,
Connie Diercks & Jamie Barritt;
19Jun68; C20679.
WHY NOT? A play in one act by Sandra
A. Zummo. 141. © Sandra A. Zummo;
22Apr68; DU71312.
WHY TEMPEST CUSTOM TOPS COMPETITION;
recording script for Pontiac Motor
Division by Jam Handy Organization.
Pt.1. 161. © Pontiac Motor
Division, General Motors Corp.;
QMay68; C20558.
WHY WE ARE HERE, by Harry J. Stearns.
Sheet. © Harry J. Stearns; 25Jan68;
c2024o.
WHY WE STUDY IT; ORIGINS OF THE GODS;
THE OLYMPIC GODS, PT.1; & others by
Coronet Instructional Films. 6 v.
(Greek mythology series) Filmstrip
scripts. © Coronet Instructional
Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.;
21Jun68; C20699.
WHY WORRY? A Christian Science lecture
by Hazel R. Harrison. Folder.
© Hazel R. Harrison; 4Dec67; C20270.
WID, by Tar, pseud. of J. Howard K.
Barnes. 102 1. A screenplay.
© Justin Tarr, pseud. (Ramtar
Productions); 8Apr68; Du71278.
WIDOW'S MITE, a play in one act by
Cc. B. Gilford & Elizabeth Gibson.
Dramatists Play Service. 24 p.
Based on a story by C. B. Gilford.
©c. B. Gilford & Elizabeth Gibson;
1Nov67; DP6581.
THE WIDOWS' WINE, by Garnett Lee Hearl.
48 1. A play in 2 acts. © Garnett
Lee Hearl; 28May68; DU71614.
A WIFE FOR FATHER; classic come drama
in 3 acts & epilogue by Ben Zvi.
73 1. © Ben Zvi; 8Jan68; DU7O465.
THE WILD SWANS, by Bobbye Russell
(Bobbye Russell Durrett) 42 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Bobbye Russell
Durrett (Mrs. R. E. Durrett, Jr.);
19Feb68; DU70800.
WILLIAM, by Steven Porter. 54 1. A
play in 2 acts. © Steven Clark Por-
ter; 17Jun68; DU71801.
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS, by Kenneth
Grahame, adapted by Varney Knapp.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Varney
Knapp & Nipper & Knox; 13Mar68;
DU70987.
WINDROWER FILMSTRIP. 141. Recording
script. Appl. author: Jam Handy
Organization. © J. I. Case Co.3;
16May68; C20591.
WINKY AND BULL IN NEW YORK; original
sereenplay by James Goldsmith &
Mark Abramson. 761. © Mark
Abramson & James Goldsmith; 22Mar68 ;
pU71091.
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48
A WINNER ALL THE WAY! Pt.1. Record-
ing script for Pontiac Motor Divi-
sion by Jam Handy Organization.
13 1. © Pontiac Motor Division,
General Motors Corp.; 29Jan68;
C20253.
WINNERS. See
LOVERS.
WIPE OUT GESTAPO HEADQUARTERS AT SCHLOSS
KRONFELD; an original story written
& adapted for television by Richard
G. Boan. 321. © Richard G. Boan;
3Jun68; DU71670.
WISH. See
FIRE AND ICE.
WISH YOU WERE HERE, a semi-political
farce in two acts by Donald R.
Stieper. 62 1. © Donald R. Stieper;
25Mar68; DU71165.
THE WITCH DOCTOR'S DANCE, by Lorenzo
Powell. Sheet. © Lorenzo Powell;
6May68; Cc20532.
THE WITCH OF HAY GROUND, an American
folk musical for narrator & singers
by Dennis Starin. 1v. © Dennis
Starin; 17Apr68; DU71328.
WITCH OF WALL STREET, by Bruce
Millholland. Rev. version. lv.
A play in 3 acts. © Bruce Mill-
holland; 17Jan68; DU70777.
WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE, by Wallace
Winchell. 37 1. A play in 3 acts.
© Wallace Winchell; 31Jan68;
DU70699.
WITH SIGMUND FREUD'S BLESSING, by
Ar SenKobersy. Ve ae Levene
acts. © A. S. Kober; 18Apr68;
DU71333.
WITHOUT A LOSS, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Joseph McCann. 301. © Joseph
McCann; 25Mar68; DU71103.
THE WOBBLY WORLD OF WALDO BRANNIGAN,
by Ken Loring, pseud. of Kenneth W.
Wenning. 1v. A screenplay.
© Ken Loring; 15Mar68; DU71038.
THE WOLVES, a new play by Robert
Koesis. lv. 3 acts. © Robert
Koesis; 14May68; DU71444.
WONDER WORKING RECORDING, by Stella
Anita Allain. lv. Script. © Stel-
la A. Allain; 6Jun68; c20658.
THE WOODEN DAGGER; or, The poor man's
Pericles. A new version for the
theater of the ancient legend of
Apollonius by Randy Echols. 1 v.
Ganenee Echols & Margit Echols;
12Apr68; DU71221.
THE WOODEN SWORD, by Ralph Accardo.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Ralph V-
Accardo; 30Jan68; DU70695.
THE WOOLLY MAMMOTH, a comedy in three
acts by William Bauer. lv.
© William Bauer; 3May68; DU71445.
WORD BUILDING; original scripts for
series recorded on tapes, by Roberta
La Coste. 1v. (Listen, look &
learn) (Ideal structured reading
tapes, ser.2775) © Ideal School
Supply Co.; 6Jun68; C20657.
THE WORLDCLOWN, a new play in one act
by Armand H. Russo. 35 1. © Armand
H. Russo; 16Feb68; DU70807.
WORLDS ON END, by Sue Knight (Subie
Knight) 81. Duolog. © Sue Knight;
2apr68; Cc20475.
WOYZECK, by Georg Blichner, translated
from the German by Susan Schantl,
adapted by Louis Simmon, pseud. of
Louis Charles Simon. 401. © Louis
Simmon; 8Jan68; DU7048e2.
DRAMAS
WRITER'S CRAMP, a comedy in three acts
by Ralph Trewhela. 981. © Ralph
Trewhela; 17May68; DU71517.
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN AND NOD IN NOOM, an
original musical fantasy by Russ
Swain (Russell Swain) & Don Reid
(Donald W. Reid) lv. A screenplay.
With characters drawn from the
poem Wynken, Blynken and Nod, by
Eugene Fields. © Russell Swain &
Donald W. Reid; 22Mar68; DU71049.
X
X NOTES ON A PRIVATE MYTHOLOGY, a play
in two acts by Ron Whyte (Ronald
Melville Whyte), lyrics by Bob
Satuloff (Robert Satuloff), conceived
in collaboration with H. Thomas Moore.
lv. Book & lyrics only. Appl.
states prev. reg. 17Apr67; DU68443.
NM: additions. © Ronald Melville
Whyte; 21Feb68; DU70829.
ng
YAH, FUCK IT AND CYCLE; three one act
plays by Peter Copani. 1 v.
© Peter Copani; 2Apro8; DU71192.
YANKEE BILL'S CHRISTMAS ON THE BOWERY,
a play by Richard G. Taylor. 1 v.
Book & lyrics only. © Richard G.
Taylor; 15Mar68; DU70994.
THE YEAR-AROUND BAZAAR, by Gene
Semenov Feves. 181. A play in 2
scenes. From International themes
plays for junior actors.
© Mrs. Gene Semenov Feves; 29Nov673
DU7O401.
YEARS OF THE LOCUST, by Norman Holland,
adapted by Adrian Hall. 58 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Adrian Hall;
7Mar68; DU70972.
YES, an original screen play by Nathan
George. lv. © Nathan George &
Susan Wallack; 12Jan68; DU70521.
YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW, by J. A.
Yearwood. 33 1. A play in 2 acts.
© J. A. Yearwood; 19Feb68; DU70830.
YIDDISH FOLKSONGS OF SOCIAL SIGNIFI-
CANCE; prepared for oral delivery
by Ruth Rubin. 101. NM: text,
additions & transliteration of
verses. © Ruth Rubin; 19Jan68;
c20194.
YO-YOS; or, The trouble with our
daughter is that she's just like your
sister, Amy. A non-realistic one
act play about the generation gap
by Marian Courtney (Marian Courtney
Brown) 321. © Marian Courtney
Brown; 18Jan68; DU70585.
YOLANTA, an original adaptation of
folk tales by Raymond E. Krenzke.
37 1. 2 acts. © Raymond E.
Krenzke; 6Mar68; DU70962.
YOU AND GOD. See
VOUS ET DIEU.
YOU AND WE; musical by Sonia Grostein.
721. 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Sonia Grostein; 17May68; DU71546.
YOU ARE THERE, by Martha Conn Kuhlke.
1 v. © Martha Conn Kuhlke; 4Jun68;
C20667.
YOU ASKED FOR THIS VACATION. See
SHELTERCYCLE.
YOU CAN LOOK WITH YOUR EYES BUT YOU SEE
WITH YOUR HEART, by Francine Trevens.
Based on a story idea by Roger
Parenteau. 421. A play in 2 acts.
© Francine Trevens; 17Jun68;
DU71727.
YOU CAN'T FLY BY THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS.
See
HE WEARS MANY HATS & YOU CAN'T FLY BY
THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS.
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YOU CAN'T LOVE A WALL-TO-WALL CARPET,
a@ play in three acts by Otto D. Weill.
98 1. © Otto D. Weill; 27Jun68;
DU71875.
YOU CAN'T TRUST ANYBODY OVER THIRTY,
a play for mustc by Jack Siegel.
lv. 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Jack Siegel; 18Jun68; DU71724.
YOU GOTTA BE KIDDIN'. Musical in three
parts; music by Earl Williams,
book & lyrics by Harriet Shaw.
lv. © Harriet Jean Shaw & Earl
Victor Williams; 12Mar68; DU71017.
YOU KNOW I CAN'T HEAR YOU WHEN THE
WATER'S RUNNING, by Robert Anderson.
New York, Random House. 91 p.
4 plays. Appl. states prev. reg.
DU66062, 65313, 65311, 65312. NM:
compilation. © Robert Anderson;
190ct67; DP6651.
YOU MAY WELL BE THE MAN WHO LIVES
FOREVER BUT JUST IN CASE YOU DON'T;
three one act plays by Frank Hogan
(Francis T. Hogan) The assassination
of Martin Luther King; A face worth
saving; You may well be the man who
lives forever but just in case you
don't. lv. © Francis T. Hogan;
28Feb68; DU70907.
THE YOUNG SAVAGES; screenplay by
Donald R. Boyle. 114 1. © Donald R.
Boyle; 8Feb68; DU70753.
YOUR BUTLER, MADAM, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Jeannine Paquette. 301. © Jeannine
Paquette; 26Jan68; DU70662.
YOUR OWN FLESH, a play in a single short
scene by Broome Stringfellow. 5 1.
© Broome Stringfellow; 27May68;
DU7 1604.
YOUR OWN THING, a musical in one act.
Book by Donald Driver, music & lyrics
by Hal Hester & Danny Apolinar. 1 v.
Book only. © Donald Lee Driver;
6Jun68; DU71701.
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN; music
& lyrics by Clark Gesner, pseud. of
John Gordon. New York, Random House.
88 p. 2 acts. Based on the comic
strip Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. states
prev. reg. 4Dec67, DU70224. © John
Gordon; 23Feb68; DP6716.
YOU'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE, GEORGE, by
Robert R. Lehan. 301. A play.
© Robert Rogers Lehan; 26Mar68;
DUT 1076.
YOURS SINCERELY, JIM REEVES (Jim Reeves
narrates the story of his life)
By Jim Reeves. lv. A, recording
script. Appl. states prev. reg.
20Feb67, C19212. NM: addition.
© Mary Reeves, Inc.; 12Feb68;
20308.
YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE, a
screenplay by Allen Lekus. 1 v.
© Allen Lekus; 16Jan68; DU7O494.
YOU'VE SAID IT A THOUSAND TIMES,
written by Florence Markoff.
14 monologs. © Mrs. Henry W.
Markoff; 24Jan68; c2o2k4,
YOU'VE SAID IT A THOUSAND TIMES.
No.15-130. Written by Florence
Markoff. 1v. 116 monologs.
Appl. states prev. reg. 24Jan68,
c202e44, NM: additional scripts.
© Mrs. Henry W. Markoff; 9Apr68;
c20497.
WE Vie
ai CURRENT REGISTRATIONS 49
ZERO IN; recording script for Olds-=
mobile Division by Jam Handy Organi- ZU EBENER ERDE UND ERSTER STOCK; oder,
Ze zation. eee Gaeeaeneeee Riv is ton, NSEtE AT rote a en Johann
as n68; s 3 e > Gesan
c20261. oe) 4 drei Akten, mit einem Vonwerorvausenen
ZELDA, a new comedy by Sylvia Regan ZIVUG, See von Gustav Pichler, 2 Bildbeigaben.
(Sylvia Regan Ellstein) lv. 3 acts. THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS, Bere a ie Pemene
Appl. states prev. reg. in Jan. Yo etace. © Bergland Verlag, G.M.B.H.;
pp p g an. 1967 ZODIAC. See IMar6e (in notice: 1967); APO-54369.
NM: revision. © Sylvia Regan
Ellstein; 7Jun68; DU71719. HOROSCOPE.
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RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS
A list, arranged by title, of dramas, dramatico-musicals, lectures, sermons, mono-
logs, and radio, television and recording scripts for which ,enewal registrations were
made during the period covered by this issue. Information relating to both the
original and the renewal registration is included in each entry. References from
variant titles and from distinctive subtitles are interfiled.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE BOY, a two actplay
with music by Irene Wicker & Beatrice
Faber. © 3lJan41; D39977. Irene
Wicker & Beatrice Faber (A); 12Apr68;
R433617.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP, by
James Norris. © 11Nov40; D72600.
Children's Theatre Press (PWH);
7Feb68; R429151.
AMERICA AWAKE TO YOUR FIFTH COLUMN,
by Ernest Franklin Bishop. © 18Jun4o;
D70533. Mrs. Ernest F. Bishop (W);
2gapr68; R434655.
AN AMERICAN CRUSADER, by Robert E.
Sherwood. (The Free company series)
© 15Mar41; D74529. Madeline H.
Sherwood (W); 25Mar68; R432274.
THE AMERICANS; play in 7 scenes & a
prologue by William Lobell.
© 26Jan40; D68667. William Lobell
(A); 197an68; R427089.
AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED; comedy in one
act by Mabel Constanduros & Howard
Agg. © 24Aprto; D72284. Michael
Constanduros (C) & Howard Agg (A);
1Apr68; R432858.
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, a comedy by
Joseph Kesselring. © 27Mar+1;
D74269. Charlotte Kesselring (W);
4apr68; R432807.
AT THE END OF THE ROPE. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1225-444,
BACK TO THE INDIANS, by Arch Oboler.
© 3Feb40; D68271. Arch Oboler (A);
187an68; R427471.
BAILEY'S CROWDED HOUR, a comedy in one
act by Alfred Julian Talbot. a
Fifty one act plays, 2d series
© 26Feb40; DP69542.
QJan68; R426768.
THE BAKER'S WIFE (La femme du boulanger)
Translated by Charles Jahrblun,
© 6May40; DP69900. Marcel Pagnol
(PWH); l4Frep68; R429486.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNE; operetta by
Mozart, libretto, arrangement & new
version by J. Michael Diack. Vocal
score. © 15Novi0; D76059. Michael
Diack (C); 12Jan68; R427712.
A. J Talbot (A);
BEAR THAT WOULDN'T DANCE, See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1219-438.
BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE, by William Saroyan.
4 acts. © 19Apr41; D74555. William
Saroyan (A); 10Jun68; R437145.
BEST OF FRIENDS. Seé
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1206-427.
BIG BOY BLUE, a new play in 3 acts by
Edwin Gilbert. © 9Sep4O; D71534.
Edwin Gilbert (A); 22May68; R435996.
BLISTER, a play in one act by Henrietta
Drake-Brockman. (In Fifty one act
plays, 2d series) © 26Feb40;
DP69546. Henrietta Drake-Brockman
(A); 93an68; R426771.
BOOKSHOP ON THE SQUARE, a play in 3 acts
by Charles Bruce Millholland.
© 14Jun40; DU70459. Charles Bruce
Millholland (A); 17Jan68; R427437.
BOYS ARE SLIPPING; comedy in three
acts by Louise Rand, pseud. of Marie
Doran. © 6May40; D7099%. Samuel
French, Inc. (PWH); 234pr68; R433923.
BRILLANTEN AUS WIEN; operette in 4
acts by Alexander Steinbrecher &
Siegfried Lutzow, music by Alexander
Steinbrecher. Regiebuch. © 1Sep40;
D73260. Alexander Steinbrecher &
Johannes IMtzow (C); 25Mar68;
R4323545.
BROOK INTO RIVER, 2 play in two acts;
adapted by Zoe Akins (Zoe Akins
Rumbold) from Les jours heureux, by
Claude Puget. © 24Aprt0; D69641.
games D. Akins (NK); 18Apr68;
R434 065 .
BRUDERLEIN FEIN. See
JOYS OF YOUTH.
BUT MOTHER--; 1 act comedy by Marie J.
Regier. © 20Jun40; D71342. Marie
J. Regier (A); 2May68; R434820.
BUZZARD BAIT BADMEN. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1215-435.
CABBAGES$; book by A. Sells, music by
Ben Bierman (Bernard Bierman)
© 2Jan41; D39945. Bernard Bierman
(A); 2Jan68; R426020.
CANYON BETRAYAL. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1201-423.
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CARMEN FROM KENOSHA, a streamlined,
modern American version of Bizet's
famous opera. Book by George
Bricker & Lawson King, words by Ned
Washington, music & arrangements by
Victor Young. © 8Mar41; D39998.
Jacques Biroteau (E of V. Young);
8Mar68; R431400.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA; version of Bizet's
opera arranged by Victor Young; book
by George Bricker; lyrics by Ned
Washington. Book & lyrics only.
© 27Jan41; D73375. Ned Washington
(A); 29Jan68; R428521.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA; words by Ned
Washington, book by George Bricker &
Lawson King, music & arr. by Victor
Young, cho. arr. by Max Terr.
© 8Mar41; D39998. Ned Washington
(A); 11Mar68; R432115.
THE CASE OF THE DANCING ELEPHANT. See
THE SHADOW.
CATCHING UP WITH CHRISTMAS, a Christ-
mas play in one act by Anne Coulter
Martens. © 29May40; D70430. anne
Coulter Martens (A); 15May68;
R435 683. ; :
THE CHANGELING, by Thomas Middleton
& William Rowley; adapted & rev. by
Edwin William Kubach. © 12Apr40;
D69447. Edwin W. Kubach (A);
12Apr68; R4s4o46.
CHANGELING; comedy in 1 act by Robert
McLellan. (In Fifty one-act plays,
second series) © 26Feb40; DP69545.
Robert McLellan (A); 8Jan68; R426649.
THE CHESS CLUB MURDERS. See
THE SHADOW.
CHINOOK; play in 3 acts; words by
R. B. Egan, with songs by Harry
Tierney & R. B. Egan. Book only.
© 5Mar41; D73904. Raymond B. Egan,
Sr. (C); 5Mar68; R430781.
CHIPS CATCH THE GAMBLER. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1226-445,
CINDERELLA, by Charlotte B. Chorpenning,
© 2Jant1; D73311. Anchorage Press
(PWH); 13May68; R435515.
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THE CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH, a drama-
tization of the novel by Charles
Reade. By Harry Arthur Cohen, now
known as Harry Arthur Kagan. In 3
acts & 8 scenes. © 6Junho; HEED
arry Arthur Kagan (A); 15Ma .
ae gan (A); 15May68;
CLOUDS OVER INNISHEEN, a comedy-drama
in one act by Thomas Patrick Dillon
& Nolan Leary. © 40ct40; D71858.
Sarah C. Fetherston (E of T. P.
Dillon) & Nolan Leary (A); 11Mar68;
R430884.
COLLEGE DAZE, comedy in 3 acts by
John Rand, pseud. of James Reach.
© 250ct40; DP74079. James Reach (A);
17Jan68; R427322.
COME TO THE BALL, comedy of the country--
side in one act by Howard Agg.
© 6May40; D70507. Howard Agg (A);
2Apr68; R4352989.
THE COMING OF THE KING, by Cornelius
J. Holland. © 26Mar40; D69262.
St. Anthony's Guila (PWH); 7Mar68;
R430994,
COWMEN PUSH A PLOW. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1199-421.
CUAUHTEMOC; Aztec Indian opera in
4 acts, libretto by Clotilde Nagel.
© 6Feb40; D68317. Clotilde Nagel (A);
15Jan68; R427025.
DANIEL BOONE, by Leona Baptist.
© 26Nov40; D72598. Children's
Theatre Press (PWH); 7Feb68;
R429149,
DEAL IN REAL ESTATE. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1222-441,
DEATH IS A PURITAN. See
THE SHADOW.
DEATH ON THE RAILS. See
THE SHADOW.
DEATH PROWLS AT NIGHT. See
THE SHADOW.
DEA'H RIDES A BROOMSTICK. See
THE SHADOW.
DESERT SHALL REJOICE, by Robert Finch.
l act. © 13Aug40; D71584. Betty
Smith Finch (W); 10Jun68; R437143.
DOG THAT HOWLED. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1250-449,
EALASAID (Sgeir na Bhan-tighearna:
1523) A lyric play in one act by
Gordon Bottomley. (In Fifty one act
Plays, 2d series) © 26Feb40;
DP69543. Gordon Bottomley (A);
QJan68; R426769.
EVEN STEPHEN; comedy in 3 acts by
Franklin A. Warren. © 14Jun40;
DU70447. Franklin A. Warren (A);
83an68; R426651.
EVERYBODY COMES TO RICK'S, by Murray
Burnett & Joan Alison. © Buay4i;
D74984. Murray Burnett & Joan
Alison (A); 1l0May68; R435347.
EXACTLY LIKE YOU, a dramatic play in
three acts by William Tracey.
© 30Dec40; D73008. Shapiro, Bern-
stein & Co., Inc. (PWH); 2Jan68;
R426114,
FAMILY HONEYMOON, by Owen Davis.
Founded on a novel by Homer Cray.
© 17May41; D74980. Donald Davis
(C); 28Jun68; R438463.
FELICIA SPEAKING, by Sinclair Lewis.
© 29Apr40; D69719. Michael Lewis
aiG)s 18Jan68; R427477.
MME DU BOULANGER. See
THE BAKER'S WIFE.
FIFTY ONE-ACT PLAYS; second series
compiled by Constance May Martin.
© 26Feb40; DP69547. Victor Gollancz,
Ltd. (PWH); SJan68; R426648.
DRAMAS
LA FILLE DU PUSATIER, a motion picture
script by Marcel Pagnol. (In Le
film qu'on peut lire) © 25Jan+1;
D77912. Marcel Pagnol (A);
14Fep68; R429487.
FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS, dramatized from
Margaret Sidney's ptory by Rosemary
Gabbert Musil. © 50ctho; D72601.
Children's Theatre Press (PWH);
7TFeb68; R429152.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST, a play in seven
scenes by Elmer Rice. © 10Feb41;
D73742. Barbara Rice (W), Robert
Rice, Margaret Cooper, John A. Rice,
Judith Rice & Paul Rice (C);
27Mar68; R432798.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST; three acts by Elmer
Rice. © 14Nov40; D72382. Barbara
Rice (W), Robert Rice, Margaret
Cooper, John A. Rice, Judith Rice &
Paul Rice (C); 27Mar68; R432797.
FORMULA FOR PANCAKES. See
VERY LIBERAL ARTS.
FRENCHY, a character study in 3 acts
by William Francis Dugan. © 23Jul140;
D70920. William F. Dugan (A);
28May68; R436161.
GAY BANDITTI. See
YOUNG IN HEART.
GAY PHILANDERER, a musical comedy in
3 acts; book BY M. J. Rowe. Book
only. © 31Jan40; D68746. Margaret
Jaques Rowe (A); 3Jan68; R426322.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE, a comedy
in 3 acts by Moss Hart & George S.
Kaufman. © 3Jan41; DP73046. Cathe-
rine Carlisle Hart (W); 31Jan68;
R428568.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE; comedy
in three acts by George S. Kaufman &
Moss Hart. © 3Janh1; D73046.
Howard E. Reinheimer (E of G. S.
Kaufman) & Kitty Carlisle (W of
M. Hart); 1Apréy; R432245.,
GHIRLINO; tre atti in quattro quadri
di Elio Anceschi; musica di ae
Ferrari-Trecate. Libretto. © 8Jan40;
D68294. Elio Anceschi (A); 2Jan68;
R426207.
GHIRLINO; tre atti in quattro quadri di
Elio Anceschi; musica di Luigi Fer-
rari-Trecate. Vocal score. © 8Jan4o;
D39785. Gualtiero Ferrari-Trecate
(C); 2dan68; R426208.
GHOST AT BEEKMAN'S BRIDGE. See
GHOST TALES AND HAUNTED HOUSES.
GHOST BUILDING. See
THE SHADOW.
THE GHOST OF CALEB MACKENZIE. See
THE SHADOW.
GHOST OF GLORY, a play by Rita Weiman
& Maurice Marks. © 27Jul40; D70975.
Jack L. Weinman (E of R. Weiman);
4Apr68; R433098.
THE GHOST ON THE STAIR. See
THE SHADOW.
GHOST TALES AND HAUNTED HOUSES. Broad-
cast no.1: The ghost at Beekman's
Bridge. By Kitty Keepers Voss.
© 17Jul40; D71043. Kitty Keepers
Voss (A); 10Apr68; R433846.
GHOSTLY EVENING, a merry comedy in 1
act by Grace Barney, pseud. of
Wilbur Braun. © abiowiO ; D75356.
Wilbur Braun (A); 23May68; R436193.
GILD THE MASK AGAIN, a play in one act
by Thomas Baden Morris. (In Fifty
one act plays, 2d series) © 26Feb40;
DP69541. TT. B. Morris (A); 9Jan68;
R426767.
Jan. — June
GIRL SHY; farce in one act by John
Hershey, pseud. of James Reach.
© 25Marh1; D74575. James Reach
(A); 23Apr68; R433928.
GIVE A VIVA! A musical comedy in two
acts; story & book by Erskine Cald-
well, words & music by Harold J.
Rome. Book only. © 27Mar41;
D74389. Erskine Caldwell (a);
27TJun68; R438425.
GOLDEN HAIR IS MARRIED; a 3 act comedy
by Michael Joseph DiMambro.
© 15Jun40; D70518. Michael Joseph
DiMambro (A); 3May68; R434931.
GOOSE CHASE; comedy in one act by
Mabel Constanduros & Howard Agg.
© 2hapr40; D72287. Michael Constan-
duros (C) & Howard Agg (A);
1Apr68; R432861.
GREAT MAN; play in 1 act by Irene Jean
Crandall. © 2Feb40; DP7O144.
Mitchell Dawson (E); 8Jan68;
R426650.
THE GREEN HORNET, by Francis Striker.
© Green Hornet, Inc. (PWH)
No.
427--A-427. © 6Apr40; DU69404.
1Mar68; R430537.
428.-A-428, © 6Mar40; DU68895.
1Mar68; R430532.
429--A-429, © 13Mar40; DU69013.
1Mar68; R430533.
430--A-430, © 13Mar40; DU69014.
1Mar68; R430534.
431--A-431. © 18Mar40; DU69066.
1Mar68; R430535.
432--A-432. © 27Mar50; DU69279.
1Mar68; R430536.
433—--A-433. © 6Apr40; DU69405.
1Mar68; R430538.
434--A-434, © 6Apr+0; DU694O6.
1Mar68; R430539.
435--A-435. © 6Aprt+0; DU69407.
1Mar68; R430540.
436--A-436. © 10Apr40; DU69441.
1Mar68; R430541.
437--A-437. © 10Apr+0; DU6S442.
1Mar68; R430542.
438--A-438. © 10Apr4+0; DU69443.
1Mar68; R430543.
439--A-439. © 22Apr40; DU69613.
1Mar68; R430544.
440--A-440, © 17May40; DU70038.
1Mar68; R430549.
44 --a-441, © 2May40; DU69801.
1Mar68; R430545.
4ye--p-4ho, © 2May40; DU69802.
1Mar68; R430546.
443--A-443, © 2May40; DU69803.
1Mar68; R430547.
444--p-44 | © 2May40; DU69804.
1Mar68; R430548.
445—--A-445, © 17May40; DU7OO41.
1Mar68; R430552.
446--A-446, © 17May40; DU7O039.
447.-A-447, “© 17May40; DUTOO4O.
1Mar68; R430551.
44B--A-448, © 24May4O; DUTO152.
1Mar68; R430553.
44Q--A-449, © 24May40; DU7O153.
1Mar68; R430554.
450--A-450. © 27May40; DU70250.
1Mar68; R430555.
A-451,. © 1Jul40; D70694. 27May68;
R4356361. :
A-452. © 1Jul40; D79695. 27May68;
R436360.
A-453. © 15Jun40; D70464. 27May68;
R436365.
A-454. © 15Jun40; D70465. 27May68;
R4356364.
A-455. © 22Jun40; D70547. 27May68;
R436363.
A-456. © 227un40; D70548. 27May68;
R436362.
A-457. © lJul40; D79696. 27May68;
R436359.
A-458. © lJul4o; D70697. 27May68;
R436358.
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1968
ASH9: © l4AughO; D71204. 27May68;
R4 36352.
pat papane W4aAughO; D71205. 27May68;
A-462 (July 24, 1940) © ligulso;
DZO787. oriayées dase 1 :
A-462 (July 29, 1940) “© 18su1h0;
D7O941. 27May68; R436357.
A-463. © 18Jul40; D70942. 27May68;
R436356.
A-464. © 14AughO; D71206. 27May68;
R436350.
eee © 7AughO; D71080. 27May68;
R43 :
A-466, © 7AughO; D71081. 27May68;
R436354.
A-467. © TAugtO; D71082. 27May68;
R4356353.
Bee ie 30Aug4O; D71382. 27May68;
ie e 30AughO; D71383. 27May68;
A-470. © 30Aug4O; D71384. 27May68;
RU36347.. %
A-471. © 30Aug40; D71385. 27May68;
R4363533.
A-472. © 7Sep4O; D71484. 27May68;
R436346.
A-473. © 7Sep4O; D71485. 27May68;
R436345.
A-474. © 7Sep40O; D71486. 27May68;
R4 36344 .
A-475. © 7Sep40; D71487. 27May68;
R4Z6343.
A-476. © 7Sep40; D71488. 27May68;
R4Z6342.
RG © 28Sep4O; D71774. 27May68;
R436341.
A-478. © 28Sep40; D71775. 27May68;
R436332.
A-479. © 28Sep40; D71776. 27May68;
R436340.
A-480. © 40ct40; D71853. 27May68;
R436539.
A-481. © 40ct4O; D71854. 27May68;
R436338.
482. © 120ctho; D72034. 27May68;
R4563535.
483. © 120cthO; D72035. 27May68;
R436336. }
484. © 190ct49; D72070. 27May68;
360534.
485. © 190cthO; D72071. 27May68;
R436337.
GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1209-4530.
GULCH CREEK CROOKS. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1210-451.
HAUNTED THEATRE; comedy in one act by
John Randall, pseud. of James Reach.
© 25Mar41; D74574. James Reach (A);
23Apr68; R4335927.
HELLZATOOTIN; play in three acts by
John Shubert. © 3Mar41; D73882.
Select Theatres Corp. (PWH); 17Apr68;
R4354038.
HILLBILLY SUE, a rousing one act
comedy by Ned Albert, pseud. of
Wilbur Braun. © 26Mar41; D78146.
Wilbur Braun (A); 23May68; R436194.
HULLABALLOO, in seven scenes & a grand
scene by John Shubert. © 2May41;
D74+709. Select Theatres Corp.
(PWH); 25Jun68; R437774.
HUSBAND FOR MAG; 1 act comedy by Julia
Brainard Carson. © 20Jun40; D70998.
Julia Brainard Carson (A); 2May68;
R434819.
I WANT TO BE AN ACTOR. V.1. By
Stuart Ready, L. E. Williams &
Vernon Harris. © 22Jun4t0; D72289.
Stuart Ready & Vernon Harris (A) &
J. Watkins Jones (E of L. E. Willi-
ams); 20May68; R435584.
I WANT TO BE AN ACTOR. V.2. By
Stuart Ready, L. E. Williams &
Vernon Harris. © l4Aug40O; D72290.
Stuart Ready & Vernon Harris (A) &
Jd. Watkins Jones (E of L. E. Willi-
ams); 20May68; R435585.
RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS
IF YOU KNEW SUSIE, a dramatic play in
three acts by William Tracey.
© 18Mar41; D74213. Shapiro, Bern-
stein & Co., Inc. (PWH); 18Mar68;
R431652.
IM DICKICHT DER STADTE; Der Kampf
zweier Manner in der Rissenstadt
Chicago. Schauspiel von Bertolt
Brecht. © 22Mar27; D79924. Helene
Brecht-Weigel (W); 22May68; R436391.
Entered under German Proclamation of
12Ju167.
I'M IN THE ARMY NOW, a timely domestic
comedy in 3 acts by Ned Albert,
pseud. of Wilbur Braun. © 11Mar41;
D78158. Wilbur Braun (A); 23May68;
R436195.
IN MY OPINION, a comedy in two acts
by Samson Raphaelson. © 5Jul40;
D70706. Samson Raphaelson (A);
24Jun68; R437699.
IN MY OPINION, a comedy in three acts
by Samson Raphaelson. Rev. version
of 2 act version reg. 5Jul40o.
© 4Septo; year Samson Raphaelson
(A); 24dun68; R437700.
IN THE MOOD, a dramatic play in three
acts by William Tracey. © llJan41;
D73262. Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
Inc. (PWH); llJan68; R426840.
IN THE FACE OF FIRE, See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1220-439.
INDIAN SUMMER; comedy in 3 acts by Owen
Davis. © 1Feb40; D69856. Donald
Davis (C); 15Jan68; R427042,
IT WAS A LOVELY MEETING, by Sophie
Kerr (Sophie Kerr Underwood); illus-
trated by Helen Hokinson. (In Woman's
home companion) © 3Jan41; DP73055.
Mary Elizabeth Boyden (E of S. K.
Underwood); 5Mar68; R430894.
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM, a play in 3 acts
by Maxwell Anderson. © 3Dec40;
DP73108. Gilda Oakleaf Anderson (W),
Alan H. Anderson, Terence Anderson,
Quentin Anderson & Hesper A. Leven-
stein (C); 8Jan68; R426453.
JOURS HEUREAUX. See
BROOK INTO RIVER.
JOYS OF YOUTH, a musical play in one
act. Based on Bruderlein Fein.
Book by Julius Wilhelm, music by Leo
Fall. Adaptation & English lyrics by
John A. Bassett, rev. & supplemented
by Emil Hilb. © 19Mar41; D39984.
Edward B. Marks Music Corp. (PWH of
J. A. Bassett) & Emil Hilb (A);
6Jun68; R436396.
JUBILEE, by A. Bontemps & L. Hughes.
© 17Jun40; D70481. Arna Bontemps &
George Houston Bass (E of L. Hughes);
11Mar68; R431235.
JUPITER LAUGHS, by A. J. Cronin.
© ore D71541. A. J. Cronin (A);
9Feb68; R429080.
JUSTICE FOR ALL. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1225-442,
FLYING, by John Shubert.
MEO e3gunkl; DY5304. Select Theatres
Corp. (PWH); 25Jun68; R437775.
KING'S MAID. See
A KIRALY CSELEDJE.
A KIRALY CSELEDJE (The King's maid)
By Ferenc Molnar. 2 acts. © 14May41;
D74917. Lili Darvas Molnar (W);
19Jun68; R437474.
KIRSCHEN FUR ROM; Komédie von Hans Hém
berg. © 1Dec40; DF153.
Hans Homberg
(A); 17Apr68; R434045.
53
KITTY'S HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY BROADCAST.
No.1. By Kitty Keepers Voss.
© 19Aug+O; clek#i9, Kitty Keepers
Voss (A); lOApr68; R433844,
KITTY'S HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY BROADCAST.
No.2. By Kitty Keepers Voss.
© 19Aug4O; Cl2448. Kitty Keepers
Voss (A); l0Apr68; R433845.
KNIT ONE--PURL TWO; 1 act comedy by
Gertrude A. East. © 280ct40; D72560.
Gertrude A. East (A); 2May68; R434817.
KNIT ONE--PURL TWO; 1 act play by
Gertrude A, East. © 25May40o;
D70168. Gertrude A. East (A); 2May68;
R434816.
LADIES IN RETIREMENT; play in 3 acts
by Edward Percy, pseud. of Edward
Percy Smith & Reginald Denham.
© 16May40; D70190. Edward Percy
Smith & Reginald Denham (A);
21Mar68; R431564.
LADY IN THE DARK, by Moss Hart. Words
by Ira Gershwin, music by Kurt Weill.
Text only. © 23Apr41; D74636.
Catherine Carlisle Hart (W); 30Apr68;
R434636.
LADY WHO CAME TO STAY, by Kenneth J.
White, based on the novel by R. E.
Spencer. © 7Nov40; DU72298.
Benjamin M. Schankman Ke Of) Kaldi
White); 5Mar68; R430693.
LAND GRABBERS MASQUERADE. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1229-448.
LAW FOR A LAWMAN. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1227-446.
THE LEOPARD STRIKES. See
THE SHADOW.
LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY, a cockney
comedy in one act by Mabel Constan-
duros. © 24Apr40; D72282. Michael
Constanduros (C); 2Apr68; R432990.
LITTLE WOMEN, dramatized from Louisa
May Alcott's story by Sara Spencer.
Based on scenario by Robert St. Clair.
© 21Sep40; D72599. Sara Spencer (A);
TFeb68; R429150.
THE LIVING DEAD, by Dov Ber ben
Yitzchock Isaac Light, pseud. of
Bernard B. Leight. © 29May40;
D70234. Dov Ber ben Yitzchock Isaac
Light (eernard B. Leight) (A);
15May68; R436395.
THE LONE RANGER; radio scripts by
Francis Striker. © Wrather Corp.
(PWH)
No.
1199-421. Cowmen push a plow.
© 120ct4#O; D72036. 9Feb68;
R4 28956.
1200-422. The sheriff of Powder Bend.
© 120ct4O; D72037. 9Feb68;
R428957.
1201-423. Canyon betrayal.
© 120ct40; D72038. 9Feb68;
R428958.
1202-424, Rifles for redskins.
© 120ct40; D72039. 9Feb68;
R4 28959.
1203-425. The pony rider. © }20ct40;
D72040. QFeb68; R428960.
1204-426. Placer gold sae data
© 120ct4O; D72041. QFeb68;
R428961.
1205-426. The Lone Ranger makes big
medicine. © 190ct4O; D72072.
9Feb68; R428962. '
1206-427. The best of friends.
© 190ct40; D72073. 9Feb68;
R4 28963.
1207-428. The trail to nowhere.
© 190ct40; D72074. 9Feb68;
R4 28964.
1208-429. The thirteenth notch.
© 230ct40; D72113. 9Feb68;
R428965.
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THE LONE RANGER.-Con.
1209-430. Guilty or not guilty.
© 230ct#O; D72114. 9Fed68;
R4 28966.
1210-431. Gulch Creek crooks.
© 230ct4#0; D72115. 9Feb68;
R4 28967.
1211-431. The silver mine that was
stolen. © 1l2Nov40; D72441.
9Fed68; R428968.
1212-432, Silk baits a trap.
© 12Nov4+0O; D72442. QFeb68;
R4 28969.
1213-433. The son of the killer.
© 12Nov40; D72443. 9Feb68; *
R4 28970.
1214-4354. Plotters in murder.
© l2NoviO; D72444. QFeb68;
R4 28971.
1215-435. Buzzard bait badmen.
© 12Nov4O; D72445. QFeb68; ,
R4 28972.
1216-436. Trouble for a double.
© 12Nov40; D72446. 9Feb68;
R4+ 28973.
1217-436. The trail leads to rustling.
© 23Nov40; D72658. 9Feb68;
R4 28974.
1218-437. South of the border.
© 23Nov40; D72659. 9Feb68;
R4 28975.
1219-438. The bear that wouldn't
dance. © 23Nov#0; D72660.
9QFeb68; R428976.
1220-439. In the face of fire.
© 23Nov40; D72661. 9Feb68;
R4 28977.
1221-440. The scarlet arrow.
© 23Nov40; D72662. 9Feb68;
R4 28978.
1222-441, A deal in real estate.
© 23Nov40; D72663. 9Feb68;
R428979.
1223-442, Justice for all.
© 13Dec40O; D72955. 9Feb68;
R428980.
1224-443. The town that fell asleep.
© 13Dec40; D72956. 9Feb68;
R428981.
1225-444, At the end of the rope.
© 13Dec40; D72957. 9Feb68:
R4 28982.
1226-445, Chips catch the gambler:
© 13Dec40; D72958. 9Feb68;
R428983.
1227-446. Law for a lawman.
© 13DechO; D72959. 9Feb68;
R4 28984 .
1228-447. The race to victory.
© 13Dec4O; D72960. 9Feb68;
R4 28985.
1229-448. Land grabbers masquerade.
© 13DechO; D72961. 9Feb68; °-
R428986.
1230-449, The dog that howled.
© 13Dec40O; D72962. 9Feb68;
R428987.
1231-450. Lynch law loses out.
© 13Dec40; D72963.
R428988.
LONE RANGER MAKES. BIG MEDICINE.
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1205-426.
9Feb68 ;
See
LONELY ACRES, a dramatic play in
three acts by William Tracey.
© 30Dec40; D73007. Shapiro, Bern-
stein & Co., Inc. (PWH); 2Jan68;
R426115.
LOVE RIDES THE RAILS; or, Will the
mail-train run tonight? Melodrama
in 3 acts & 16 scenes by Morland
Cary, pseud. of Hugh Nevill.
© 1Nov40; D72220. Marjorie Morland
Nevill (W); 24Apr68; R454304.
LUKREZIA, von Ottorino Respighi,
Historie in einem Akt von Claudio
Guastalla, ins Deutsche Ubertragen
von Georg C. Winkler. Libretto.
© 2tJuntO; D70633. G. Ricordi & C.,
S.P.A. (PWH); l2Jan68; R427573.
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DRAMAS
LYNCH LAW LOSES OUT. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1251-450.
MACBETH; drame lyrique en sept tableaux
(un prologue et trois actes d'apres
Shakespeare) Poeme de Edmond Fleq.
Composer: Ernest Bloch, version
italienne de Mary Tibaldi Chiesa.
(Chant et piano) © 31Dec39; D39819.
Ernest Bloch & Mary Tibaldi Chiesa
(A); 26Dec67; R436408.
THE MAKING OF MOLLY, an intimate comedy
by Margaret Macnamara, based on
Mrs. Gaskell's novel Wives and
daughters; an adaptation & rev.
version of My dear Mr. Gibson.
© 16May40; DU70023. Sylvia Mary
Legge (E)3; 21Feb68; R429864.
MAMA'S ANGEL, by Angna Enters.
© 18Feb41; D73657. Angna Enters
(A); 20Fed68; R429743.
THE MAN WHO LOVED THRICE. See
THE SHADOW.
MANANA IS ANOTHER DAY, by Dwight Morris
& Theodore Apstein, in collaboration.
© QAughO; DU71118. Dwight Morris &
Theodore Apstein (A); 17Jan68;
R427320.
MANN IST MANN; Lustspiel von Bertolt
Brecht. Regie und Soufflierbuch.
© 7Jan27; D78433. Helene Brecht-
Weigel (W); 22May68; R436592.
Entered under German Proclamation of
123u167.
MAN'S REACH, by Irwin Rowan & Martin J.
Devon. © 24Mar41; D74216. Irwin
Rowan (A); 25 Mar68; R432141.
THE MASKED BALL; farcical comedy
adapted from French of Bisson &
Carre, by Edith Ellis (Edith Ellis
Furness) © 22Nov40; D72630. Ellis
Baker (C); 10Jun68; R437089.
THE MASTERPIECE; opera in one act,
story & libretto by Franklin Brewer,
m by Paul Nordoff. © 10Jan41;
D39947. Paul Nordoff (A); 12Jan68;
R426952.
THE MEM'RY OF A ROSE, a dramatic play
in three acts by William Tracey.
© 18Jan41; D73326. Shapiro, Bern-
stein & Co., Inc. (PWH); 18Jan68;
R427209.
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE, @ one act
play by Maxwell Anderson. © 28Mar41;
D74330. Gilda Oakleaf Anderson (W),
Alan H. Anderson, Terence Anderson,
Quentin Anderson, Heepes A. Leven-
‘stein (C); 28Jun68; R438464.
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE, a one act
play by Maxwell Anderson. © 16May41;
D75054. Gilda Oakleaf Anderson (X),
Alan H. Anderson, Terence Anderson,
Quentin Anderson & Hesper A. Leven-
stein (C); 28Jun68; R4358465.
MISS SMARTY; farce in 2 acts by Wilbur
Braun. © 30Jant1; DP73410. Wilbur
Braun (A); 5Mar68; R430890.
MR. AVERAGE AMERICAN; comedy in 3 acts
by Ralph Underwood, pseud. of James
Reach. © 17Dec40; DP73411. James
Reach (A); 5Mar68; R430892.
MR, GINSBURG, by Arch Oboler.
© 29Janh0; D68168. Arch Oboler (A);
183an68; R427472.
MODEL THEATRE PLAYS, by Ruth Vickery
Holmes. 3 one act plays. © 19Aug40;
D71343. Ruth Vickery Holmes (A);
10Jun68; R437142.
MOLLIE O'SHAUGHNESSY; comedy drama in
three acts by Dorothy Rood Stewart.
© 18Sep40; D71887. Edward E, Colton
(E); 18Jan68; R433851.
Jan.—June
MOLLY PITCHER; musical radio script,
original play *% lyrics by Madge
Tucker, music by Molly Donaldson,
pseud. of Muriel Pollock, with
pictures by Tedegri. © 12Dec40;
D39929. Muriel Pollock (A); 18Jan68;
R427097.
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, by Arch Oboler.
© 19Jan40; D68002. Arch Oboler (A);
18Jan68; R427473.
MORALITY CLAUSE, by Colin Clements &
Florence Ryerson (Florence Ryerson
Clements) 3 acts. © 19AugHO;
D71231. Hal Ryerson (C); 10Jun68;
R437139. a
MORE LIFE STUDIES, a collection of new
menor Onues by Tom Powers. © 1Mar40;
DP69266. Meta Powers (W); 2Feb68;
R428951.
MURDER FROM THE GRAVE. See
THE SHADOW.
MURDER UNDERGROUND. See
THE SHADOW.
MUSICAL CHAIRS; play in three acts by
Ronald Mackenzie. © 22dunto;
D71338. Clifford Kent-Wright (EF);
23Apr68; Ri33925.
MY AUNT ALICE; comedy in 3 acts by
Norman Hamilton, pseud. of Walter
Drey. © 260ct40; DU72139. Walter
Drey (A); 17Jan68; R427321.
MY COUSIN FROM TEXAS; farce in three
acts by Pete Williams, pseud. of
James Reach. © 11Mar!1; D74086.
James Reach (A); 23Apr60; R433926.
MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS, by
William Saroyan. 3 acts. © l4Apr4i1;
D74581. William Saroyan (A);
10dun68; R437146.
MY SISTER EILEEN, @ new play by Joseph
A. Fields & Jerome Chodorov. Based
on the stories Dy Ruth McKenny.
© 21Jant1; D73328. Jerome Chodorov
(A); 287un68; R438543.
MY SISTER EILEEN, by Joseph Fields &
Jerome Chodorov, foreward by George
S. Kaufman. Based on stories by
Ruth McKenney. © 28Feb41; D74008.
Joseph Fields, Jerome Chodorov (A)
& Howard E. Reinheimer (E of G. S.
Kaufman); 13May68; R435858.
NAPOLEON AND THE FLOODS, a drama in
three acts by Constantine Alexander
Hageli-Malli. © 26Aug4O; D71315.
Constantine Alexander Hagi-Mallis
(A); 5Jun68; R436964.
NATIONAL HANDICAP; script no.1, by
Frieda Z. Schnell. © 14Feb40;
D68542. Frieda Z. Schnell (A);
16Jan68; R427106.
NATIONAL HANDICAP; script no.2 by
Frieda Z. Schnell. (Series no.2)
© 16Mar40; D69110. Frieda Z. Schnell
(A); 16J3an68; R4¥27095.
NATIVE SON, a play in 10 scenes by
Paul Green & Richard Wright. From
the novel by Richard Wright.
© 26Mar41; D74253. Paul Green (A)
& Ellen Wright (W); 13Jun68;
R437321.
NATIVE SON; the biography of a young
American, a play in three acts by
Paul Green & Richard Wright. From
the novel by Richard Wright.
© 18Mar41; D74248. Paul Green (A)
& Ellen Wright (W); 13Jun68;
R437322.
NELSON IN ARLINGTON STREET, by James
Lansdale Hodson. -Rev. (In Fifty one
act plays, 2d series) © 26Feb40;
DP69540. Una Hodson (W); 9Jan68;
R426766.
es RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS
NEW ORLEANS; music by Sigmund Romberg,
book & lyrics by 0. Hammerstein II.
© 1May41; D74687. Dorothy B.
Hammerstein (W), Alice H. Mathias,
William Hammerstein & James B.
Hammerstein (C); 2May68; R434913.
A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY SQUARE,
a dramatic play in three acts by
William Tracey. © Q9Jan41; D73212.
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc. (PWH);
QJan68; R426843.
NIGHTMARE AT GAELSBERRY. See
THE SHADOW.
NO FOR AN ANSWER; opera by Marc
Blitzstein. Vocal score. © 2lJan41;
D359941. Edward & Josephine Davi’ (EB);
227an68; R427801.
OFF THE RECORD, a play in three acts
by John Shubert; further revision of
God bless you all. © 28Nov40;
DU72513. Select Theatres Corp.
(PWH); 23Feb68; R430231.
OLD ACQUAINTANCE; comedy in 3 acts by
John Van Druten. © 28Feb41; D74007.
Carter Lodge (E); 2May68; R434806.
OLD DOC; comedy in three acts by Jean
Lee Latham. © 50ct40; D71977.
Jean Lee Latham (A); 25Mar68;
R432120.
OLD DOC; 3 acts by Jean Lee Latham.
© 9Mar40; D68961. Jean Lee Latham
(A); 23Feb68; R430062.
OLD JOE SHARPE, MISSION DRUNK, PLAYS
A NEW ROLE, a legalized liquor drama,
basically historical, in 4 scenes by
Alma White. © 14Mar40; D69586.
Arthur Kent White (C); loMar68;
R431385.
OLD WHITE HAT, by Myra Chipman, pseud.
of Nettie H. Chipman. © 20May40;
D70090. Nettie H. Chipman (A);
23Apr68; R433919.
OLIVER HORTON, by Norman Matson &
Michael Fessier. © 120ct40; D72002.
Michael Fessier (A) & Mrs. Norman
Matson (W); 4Jan68; R426368.
OURS IS THE WORK; choral pageant by
Harry William Nelson. © 18May40;
DU70061. Harry William Nelson (A);
15Jan68; R427318.
PARTING AT IMSDORF; play in one act
by N. Richard Nusbaum, i.e.
N. Richard Nash. © 26Aug40o;
DU71392. N. Richard Nash (A);
2Feb68; R428952.
A PASSENGER TO BALI, a play in three
acts by Ellis St. Joseph. © 18Mar40;
D69362. Ellis St. Joseph (A);
2Jan68; R425946.
PAUL BUNYAN; opera in 2 acts. Benjamin
Britten, music; Wystan H. Auden, text.
© 26Apr41; D39992. Benjamin Britten
& Wystan H. Auden (A); 29Apr68;
R434689.
THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES; lecture
by Jam Handy Picture Service &
Coca-Cola Co. © 22Nov40; c12803.
Coca-Cola Co. (PWH); 28Feb68;
R430373.
PEOPLE WITH LIGHT COMING OUT OF THEM,
by William Saroyan. © 4Mar41;
D74527. William Saroyan (A);
10Jun68; R437144.
PHANTOM GENTLEMAN; comedy in 1 act by
John Hershey, pseud. of James Reach,
© 300ct40; DP74084. James Reach (A);
17Jan68; R427323.
THE PHANTOM VOYAGE. See
THE SHADOW.
324-937 O - 68 - 5
mat
PING-PONG GAME, by William Saroyan.
l act. © 16Aug40; D71339. William
Saroyan (A); 10Jun68; R437140.
PLACER GOLD FOR PLUNDER. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1204-426.
PLAY THAT BARBER SHOP CHORD, a dramatic
play in three acts by William Tracey.
© 4Jan41; D73210. Shapiro
Bernstein & Co., Inc. (PWH) ; 5Jan68;
R426568.
PLAYING FAIR, a book of tolerance plays
by Fanny Venable Cannon. © lApr40;
D69760. Fanny Venable Cannon (A);
11Mar68; R431139.
PLOTTERS IN MURDER.
THE LONE RANGER.
PONY RIDER. See
THE LONE RANGER.
See
No. 1214-434.
No. 1203-425.
PRIERE AUX ETOILES, a play in 5 acts
by Marcel Pagnol. © 13May41;
D75732. Marcel Pagnol (A);
17May68; R435900.
LA PULCE D'ORO, un atto in tre quadri
di Tullio Pinelli; musica di Giorgio
Federico Ghedini. Libretto.
© 18Jan40; D68293. Tullio Pinelli
(A); 2Jan68; R426205.
LA PULCE D'ORO, un atto in tre quadri
di Tullio Pinelli; musica di Giorgio
Federico Ghedini. Vocal score.
© 18Jan40; DFO-39784. Laura Negrelli
W of G. F. Ghedini); 2Jan68;
R426206.
QUIET WEDDING; comedy in three acts by
Esther McCracken. © 24Jun40;
D71173. Esther McCracken (A);
23Apr68; R433924.
RACE TO VICTORY. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1228-447.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT, by Lawrence Riley.
© llJun40; D70410. Lawrence
Riley (A); 29Apr68; R434658.
RIDDLE FOR MR. TWIDDLE; mystery in 3
acts by Madison L. Goff. © 11May40;
DU69947. Madison L. Goff (A);
15Jan68; R427317.
RIFLES FOR REDSKINS. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1202-424,
RUN, GHOST, RUN; libretto for an inti-
mate Negro revue in 2 acts by Langs-
ton Hughes. © 7Apr41; D74430.
Arna Bontemps & George Houston Bass
(E); 17May68; R435909.
THE SCARLET ARROW, See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1221-440.
SECRET WEAPONS; melodrama in three acts
by Bayard Veiller. © 26Junto;
D70586. Marguerite Veiller (W);
23Apr66; R4 33920.
SENTIMENTAL LADIES; comedy in one act
by Mabel Constanduros & Howard Agg.
© QtApr40; D72285. Michael Constan-
duros (C) & Howard Agg (A); 1Apr68;
R432859.
THE SHADOW; scripts by various authors.
© Conde Nast Publications, Inc. (PWH)
The case of the dancing elerianes
by Jerry Devine. © 22Apr4135
D7 4637. 2May68; R434514.
The chess club murders, by Jerry
Devine. © 26Feb41; D73040.
4Mar68; R430602.
Death is a puritan
© 18Mar41; D74214.
R432198.
Death on the rails, by Jerry Devine.
© 15Apr41; D74560. oMay685
R434513.
by Hees Devine.
1Apr68;
55
Death prowls at night, by Jerry
Devine. © 27Mar4l; D745255.
1Apr68; R4+32199.
Death rides a broomstick, by Jerry
Devine. © 6Mar41; D74015.
1lApr68; R432196.
Ghost building, by Jerry Devine.
© 16Jan41; D73404. 2Feb68;
R428336.
The ghost of Caleb Mackenzie, by
Jerry Devine. © 28Jan41; D73575.
2Feb68; R428338.
The ghost on the stair, Re Jerry
Devine. © 2Jan41; D73047.
2Feb68; R428334.
The leopard strikes, by Jerry Devine.
© QJan41; D73213. 2Feb68; R428335.
The man who loved thrice, by Jerry
Devine. © 12Feb41; D73680.
4Mar68; R430600.
Murder from the grave, by Jerry
Devine. © 10Apr41; D74494.
eMay68; RI3508.
Murder underground. © 12Mar41;
D74090. lApr68; R432197.
Nightmare at Gaelsberry, by Jerry
Devine. © 4Feb41; D73574.
4Mar68; R430599.
The phantom voyage, by cerry Devine.
© 18Feb41; D73679. 4Mar63;
R430601.
The Shadow challenged, by Jerry
Devine. © 21Jan41; D73405.
2Feb68; R428337.
Voodoo, by Jerry Devine. © lApr41;
D74409. eMay68; R434507.
THE SHADOW CHALLENGED. See
THE SHADOW.
SHADOW PASSES; play in one act by Mabel
Constanduros & Howard Agg. © 24Aprio;
D72286. Michael Constanduros (C)
Howard Agg (A); lApr68; R432860.
SHE JUST COULDN'T SAY YES, by Norman
Archer, pseud. of Arch Oboler.
© 23Feb40; D68629. Arch Oboler (A);
21Feb68; R433053.
THE SHERIFF OF POWDER BEND. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1200-422.
SILK BAITS A TRAP. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1212-432.
SILVER MINE THAT WAS STOLEN. See
THE LONE RANGER, No. 1211-431.
SINNERS EXPRESS, by Janet Elsie Clark.
© 26Aug4+O; D71311. Janet Elsie
Clark (A); 19Feb68; R429722.
SOME CALL IT MADNESS; comedy in 3 acts
by Edith Ellis (Edith Ellis Furness)
© 13Jun40; D70442. Ellis Baker (C);
10Jun68; R437088.
THE SON OF THE KILLER, See
THE LONE RANGER, No. 1213-433.
SOUND-EFFECTS MAN; one act farce by
Alice Gerstenberg. © 15Mar40;
DU69049. Alice Gerstenberg (A);
eFeb68; R428950.
SOUTH OF THE BORDER. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1218-437.
THE STAGGER SYSTEM; an original photo-
play by Philip Barry & Ellen S.
Barry. © 31May41; D75133. Ellen S.
Barry (A); 3Jun68; R436924.
START IN LIFE, by Paul Green. (Free
Company series) © 2lApr4#1; D74774.
Paul Green (A); 27May68; R436478.
STORM OVER BERMUDA, a play in one act
by Carter Goodloe, © 13Nov40;
DU72366. Abbie Carter Goodloe (A);
2Feb68; R428954.
STORY OF MARY SURRATT. See
THIS GENTLE GHOST.
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STRANGERS' GOLD, an historical comedy
in one act by Evan John. (In Fifty
one act plays, 2d series) © 26Feb40;
DP69544. Mrs. D. E. Simpson (C);
9Jan68; R426770.
STREET OF DREAMS, a comedy in 3 acts
by John Rand, pseud. of James Reach.
© 10Apr41; D74570. James Reach (A);
23May68; R436190.
SUBWAY CIRCUS, by William Saroyan.
10 episodes. © 2lAug4O; D71340.
William Saroyan (A); 10Jun68;
R437141.
SUMMER COMES TO THE DIAMOND 0; comedy
in 1 act by Betty Smith (Betty Smith
Finch) & Robert Finch. © 15Apr40;
D74382. Betty Smith Finch (A);
QApr68; R433301.
= SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET, a dramatic
play in three acts by William Tracey.
© 9Jan41; D73211. Shapiro, Bernstein
z Co., Inc. (FWH); QJan68; R426842.
SUSANNAH AND THE ELDERS. See
SUZANNA AND THE ELDERS.
SUSANNAH AND THE ELDERS, AND OTHER
PLAYS, by James Bridie, pseud. of
Osborne Henry Mavor. © 17May40;
D70775- Eric Ingram Mavor & Rona
Loch Mavor (E); 235Apr68; R433922.
SUZANNA AND THE ELDERS (Susannah and
the elders) By Armina Marshall
(Armina Marshall Langner) & Lawrence
Langner. © 3Jant1; DP73045.
Armina Marshall Langner (A);
20Jun68; R437537.
SWEETHEART OF ALL MY DREAMS, a dra-
matic play in three acts by William
Tracey. © 4Jan41; D73209. Shapiro,
Bernstein & Co., Inc. (PWH); 5Jan68;
R426567.
TELL HER NOTHING, a comedy of art,
commerce & other things in three
acts by Charles O'Brien Kennedy.
© 150ct40; DU72010. George Beisser
(E); 2Feb68; R428953.
TEXAS STEER; modern acting version of
Charles H. Hoyt's famous comedy;
3 acts by Randolph Carter. © 20Jun40;
D71862. Randolph Carter (A); 2May68;
R434821.
THANKS FOR LISTENING; farce in 3 acts
by J. P. Fox. © 16Feb40; D68493.
og. P. Fox (A); 15Jan68; R426534.
THAT GENTLEMAN FROM VIENNA; a comedy in
three acts by Stephen Van Gluck.
© 27Jul40; D70976. Stephen Van
Gluck (A); l4May68; R435085.
THERE'S ONE IN EVERY COMPANY, a comedy
in one act by John Hershey, pseud.
of James Reach. © lApr41; D74573.
James Reach (A); 23May68; R436191.
THEY GAVE BIRTH TO AN ANGEL; comedy
in 3 acts by Elena Miramova.
© 16Aug40; D71215. Elena Miramova
(A); 14Feb68; R429480.
DRAMAS
See
THIRTEENTH NOTCH.
No. 1208-429,
THE LONE RANGER.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH SCHUBERT; operetta,
an episode from the early life of
the world's greatest writer of songs,
Franz Schubert, arranged by May Van
Dyke, by Gertrude Graves Martin.
© 20Nev40; D39931. May Van Dyke (A);
25Jan68; R427087.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH THE PIRATES OF
PENZANCE; based on the popular Gilbert
& Sullivan opera, by Arthur Johnson
& May Van Dyke. © 23Dec4O; D39959.
Arthur Johnson & May Van Dyke (A);
25Jan68; R427088.
THIS GENTLE GHOST; or, The story of
Mary Surratt. Play in 3 acts by
John Patrick, pseud. of John Patrick
Goggan. © 2May40; D70055. John
Patrick (A); 22Apr68; R434450.
THIS WAY TO HEAVEN, by Mal Merritt.
© 22Mar4o; 69164. Mal S. Merritt
(A); 4Mar68; R430641.
THORWALD; 3 act opera by William B.
Dinsmore, libretto by Marian Hazard
(Marian Hazard Etcheverry) © 10Jun40;
D39854. William B. Dinsmore (A);
10Jun68; R437094.
THE THRACIAN HORSES; comedy in two
acts, by Maurice Valency. © 7Apr4i;
D74419. Maurice J. Valency (A);
2May68; R434903.
THREE CENTS A DAY; one act comedy for
women by Raymond F. Bosworth.
© 20Jun40; D70997. Raymond F.
Bosworth (A); 2May68; R434818.
TOP KICK; comedy in 1 act by John
Hershey, pseud. of James Reach.
© 27Feb41; DP78144. James Reach
(A); 5Mar68; R430891.
THE TOWN THAT FELL ASLEEP, See
THE LONE. RANGER, No. 1224-445,
TRAIL LEADS TO RUSTLING. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1217-436.
TRAIL TO NOWHERE. See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1207-428.
TRANSFUSION, a play in three acts by
Mary McDougal Axelson. © 31Mar41;
D74300. Mary McDougal Axelson (A);
24Jun68; R437731.
THE TREE IN THE FOREST, by Michael
Fessier. © 120ct40; D72004.
Michael Fessier (A); 87an68; R426454.
TROMMELN IN DER NACHT; play by Bertolt
Brecht. © 28Dec22; D65420. Helene
-Brecht-Weigel (W); 22May68; R436393.
Entered under German Proclamation of
12Ju167.
TROPICS AFTER DARK, by L. Hughes &
A. Bontemps, music by M. Bonds,
additional music by Z. Randolph.
© 15Aug40; D39869. Arna Bontemps &
George Houston Bass (E of L. Hughes);
11Mar68; R431234.
TROUBLE FOR A DOUBLE, See
THE LONE RANGER. No. 1216-436.
TWENTY SHORT PLAYS ON A ROYALTY HOLI-
DAY. Vol.2. Edited by Margaret
Mayorga. © 17dJun40; D70711.
Samuel French, Inc. (PWH); 23Apr68;
R433921.
A VERY GRAMMATICAL FAMILY; comedy in
1 act by Albert Carriere. © 29May40;
D70432. Albert Carriere (A);
12Apr68; R433601.
VERY LIBERAL ARTS; or, Formula for
pancakes. Comedy in 3 acts by Muriel
Roy Bolton. © 210ct40; DU72092.
Muriel Roy Bolton (A); 15Jan68;
R427319.
VOODOO. See
THE SHADOW.
WATCH ON THE RHINE, a play in three
acts by Lillian Hellman. © 22May41;
D75051. Lillian Hellman (A);
13Jun68; R437269.
WEATHER, CLEARING; comedy in 3 acts
by Franklin A. Warren. © 20Jun40;
DP70999. Franklin A. Warren (A);
8Jan68; R426652.
WHEN WE WERE YOUNG, a comedy in 3 acts
by Hilda Manning, pseud. of James
Reach. © llApr41; D74576. James
Reach (A); @3May68; R436192.
WHO STANDS ALONE, by Maxwell Maltz.
© 20Nov40; D72490. Maxwell Maltz
(A)3 4Apr68; R433193.
WILL THE MAIL-TRAIN RUN TONIGHT.
LOVE RIDES THE RAILS.
See
WOCHENEND IN MAI; Operette in acht
Bildern von Ignaz Brantner & Rudolf
Weys, Musik von Josef Knaflitsch.
Klavierauszug mit Text. © 3Jul40;
p39918. Josef Knaflitsch & Rudolf
Weys (A), & Eva Brantner (W); 25Mar68;
R432337.
YOUNG APRIL, a comedy in 3 acts by
Aurania & William Spence Rouverol.
© 1Mar40; DP68807. Jean R.-Butler &
William S. Rouverol (C); 2Feb68;
R4 28949.
YOUNG IN HEART, comedy in 3 acts
adapted from The gay banditti by
I. A. R. Wylie, dramatized by Frank
Vreeland. © 23Apr41; D74801. Alco
Pictures Corp. (PWH); 23Apr68;
R43 4347.
YOUTH AND UNCLE SAM; comedy in 1 act
by Wilbur Braun. © 3Feb41; DP75357.
Wilbur Braun (A); 5Mar68; R430895.
DIE ZAUBERIN; Opera in vier Akten von
P. I. Tschaikowsky; Texte von
Schpaschinsky. Fur die deutsche
Buhne bearbeitet von Julius Kapp.
Klavierauszug. © 27Dec40; D39993.
Irma Kapp (W); 25Mar68; R432338.
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AMA Productions, Inc.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HANG-UP.
Abarbanel, Jonathan.
LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER.
Abarbanel, Sam X.
LAST DAY OF THE WAR.
Abbott, George Winn.
SO FAR SO FAST,
Abernathy, Ralph David.
THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN, A
MEMORIAL TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR.
Abramovitz, Stanley.
THE CONSULTANTS.
Abrams, Israel.
THE BIG DIP.
Abramson, Abe.
THE FLOWER PEOPLE.
Abramson, Mark.
WINKY AND BULL IN NEW YORK.
Accardo, Ralph V.
THE HOME FRONT.
PUPPETS.
THE WOODEN SWORD.
Achard,. Marcel.
KIKI.
Ackerman, Hal. SEE Ackerman, Harold.
Ackerman, Harold.
STILL LIFE.
THE THRESHHOLD OF PAIN, THE LATITUDE
OF DEPRAVITY.
Actor, Allen J.
TO PAY THE PIPER.
Ad Factors, Inc.
PONTIAC PEOPLE.
Adams, Laurence Toliver, Jr.
NOTHING LIKE A DRAGON,
Adams, Lee.
BYE BYE BIRDIE.
Adams, Rachel R.
CINDERELLA.
Adams, W.. Royce.
AT SEA.
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NAME INDEX
newal registrations are identified by the symbol (R).
Adessa, Louis J.
THE NOTE.
Admiral Corp.
ANOTHER FREEZING SUCCESS.
Adrien, Philippe.
LA BAYE.
Aeby, Jacquelyn.
A LAMP FOR NAOMI.
Agalbato, Anton.
LA VIE,
Age, Howard.
AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED. (R)
COME TO THE BALL. (R)
GOOSE CHASE. (R)
SENTIMENTAL LADIES. (R)
SHADOW PASSES. (R)
Agnew, F. E. M,
NIGHT OF THE DOLLS,
Aiken, Alfred.
HANKY-PANKY.
HOPE OF THE WORLD.
Airmont Pub. Co., Inc.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART ONE.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART TWO.
KING HENRY THE FIFTH.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Aischolou.
PROMETHEUS.
Akers, Elizabeth Morris.
LINCOLN: THE LONG REMEMBERED.
Akins, James D.
BROOK INTO RIVER. (R)
Akins, Zoe. SEE Rumbold, Zoe Akins.
Alan, Don.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Alan, Lee, pseud. SEE Reicheld,
Allen Lyle.
Albee, Edward.
EVERYTHING IN THE GARDEN.
Albert, Ned, pseud. SEE Braun,
Wilbur.
Albertson, Harry.
BEHIND COLOSSUS.
Aleo Pictures Corp.
YOUNG IN HEART. (R)
An index to the names of authors and copyright claimants given in the main entries.
Below each name are the titles under which the main entries are to be found. Re-
Aldine Society of California.
LYRICS FOR A TOCCATA AND FUGUE,
Alexander, Fernande Gardner.
THE INVESTMENT BALLOON.
Alison, Joan.
EVERBODY COMES TO RICK'S. (R)
Allain, Stella Anita.
WONDER WORKING RECORDING.
Allegood, Wandell.
HURRICANE.
TORNADOES.
Allen, Edward H.
A TASTE OF EVIL.
Allen, Henry.
THE TRIP OF P.A. 3679 THRU EQUIP-
MENTLAND.
Allen, Jay Presson.
FORTY CARATS,
Allen, Mae Iris Davis.
THE PURE TRUTH.
Allen, Maude, pseud. SEE Howland,
Ellen.
Allen, Stu.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Allen, Woody.
DON'T DRINK THE WATER.
Allender,. Frederick John.
FULVIA.
Aller, Faustino Gonzalez-. SEE
Gonzalez-Aller, Faustino.
Allison, Jone. SEE Mosman, Jone
Allison.
Alston, Frances.
THE VERB TO BE.
THE VERB TO DO.
THE VERB TO GO.
THE VERB TO HAVE.
THE VERB TO SAY.
THE VERB TO SEE.
Alt, Helen.
THE ROMAN
MOLLY.
Q
GW
OF MR. LINCOLN AND MISS
57
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Alton, William Henry.
A DYNAME TOU THEOU EINAL PANTOTE STE
DIATHESE MAS.
KAKKAUN HANANIM.
KAMT NO CHIKARA WA SUGU TEJIKANI.
KYOFU NO NAI JINSEI.
OIMAT ALLAH AL-HADIRAH.
Alvarez, Alejandro Rodriquez.
DON RODRIGO,
Ambares, Claude, pseud.
Jean Claude.
SEE Vallee,
American Baptist Convention. Board of
Education & Publication.
LIVING IN A TIME OF CHANGE.
American Book Co.
THE JOKE IS ON YOU.
JUST STOP IT.
NEW FACES.
ROUND TRIP.
SHHHHHHHHH.
SO WHAT.
THINK FIRST.
TIME OUT.
WELCOME,
Americana International Enterprises.
MEETING ON NEW IDEAS AND NEW PRO-
Ducts.
Amie Associates.
THE GREAT ELEPHANT JOKE.
Amie Associates, Inc.
AFRICA AND THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
BIG DRUM - LITTLE DRUM.
Anceschi, Elio.
GHIRLINO. (R)
Anchorage Press.
THE BEEPLE.
CINDERELLA. (R)
Andersen, Hans Christian.
THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER.
Andersen, Wilh.
MASQUERADE.
Anderson, Alan H.
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM. (R)
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE. (R)
Anderson, Anne B.
MAD APRIL.
Anderson, Elizabeth B.
MAD APRIL.
Anderson, Gilda Oakleaf.
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM. (R)
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE. (R)
Anderson, Harry D., Jr.
HATHA YOGA,
Anderson (Ken) Films, Inc.
JOURNEY TO THE SKY.
Anderson, Kenneth Oscar.
JOURNEY TO THE SKY.
Anderson, Maxwell.
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM. (R)
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE. (R)
Anderson, Quentin.
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM. (R)
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE. (R)
Anderson, Robert.
YOU KNOW I CAN'T HEAR YOU WHEN THE
WATER'S RUNNING.
Anderson, Robert A.
THE PIRATE'S DIN.
Anderson, Terence.
JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM. (R)
THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE. (R)
Andresen, Florence.
THIS PLACE OF RUSHES.
DRAMAS
Andrews, Mrs. Gordon I. SEE Andrews,
Joyce.
Andrews, Joyce.
COMMERCIAL FOR KOTEX.
60 SECOND COMMERCIAL FOR KOTEX.
Angebranndt, Betsy Jo.
THE MAGIC GOLD SPINNER, RUMPELSTILT-
SKIN.
Angel, Mikel.
COME OUT, COME OUT, WHOEVER YOU ARE.
Antebi, Joseph.
MANTA,
Antebi, Sidney S.
MANIA,
Antin, Clara, executrix of the Estate
of Mary Antin Grabau. SEE Grabau,
Mary Antin, Estate of.
Antin, Mary. SEE Grabau, Mary Antin.
Appleman, Marjorie.
IT'S NATURAL, ISN'T IT.
Apstein, Theodore.
MANANA IS ANOTHER DAY. (R)
Archer, Irene.
Archer.
SEE Carr, Irene
Archer, Norman, pseud.
Arch.
Ardito, Gino.
TONY TAMARROW.
SEE Oboler,
Aristophanes.
LYSISTRATA.
Armony, Isaac.
MA, LET ME TALK TO PA.
Arn, Gordon, pseud. SEE Davis, Don.
Arnold, Ronald Edward.
THE TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE STORY.
Aron, Roberto.
THE SIGN.
Aronson, Max.
SEX, THE HELL WITH IT.
Arrighi, Mel.
THE CASTRO COMPLEX.
Arvey, Richard E.
THE PHOENIX.
Arzoomanian, Raffi.
KIDDIES' DAY.
Arzoomanian, Ralph S.
THE COOP.
Ash, Sylvia.
ADVICE IS NICE.
Ashby, Dorothy.
THE CHOICE.
Ashby, John W.
THE CHOICE,
Associated Personnel Technicians.
APT DICTATION TEST.
Aster, Harold.
PROLOGUE TO A GOLDEN AGE.
Auden, W. H.
FOR THE TIME BEING.
Audén, Wystan H.
PAUL BUNYAN. (R)
Aultman, Lela May.
DE CHRISTELIJKE WETENSCHAP: DE WEG
NAAR DAADWERKELIJKE VREDE.
UN CHRISTIANISME COMPATISSANT.
COMPASSIONATE CHRISTIANITY.
ieee VIDENSKAB, VEJEN TIL VIRKSOM
Aunt Theresa. SEE Worman, Theresa.
Jan.—June
Aust, Holden Franz.
[THE STUDENT ]
Austin, C. David.
BEHEAD OR BEHIND.
IN MY IMAGE.
RAINBOW'S END.
Austin, William.
THE GREAT SOCIETY.
Austin, Yvette Robinson.
ISLAND.
Avigdor, Albert E.
LE MISANTHROPE.
LE TARTUFFE.
Axelman, Arthur.
THE FUZZY GENERAL.
Axelson, Mary McDougal.
TRANSFUSION.
Bacal, Harvey.
LET'S TAKE A TRIP.
PLAYBACK.
Badrig, Robert Hogrogian.
THE LADY WHO LOOKED LIKE THE STATUE
OF LIBERTY.
THE PENNY WHISTLE CONCERTO.
THE ROMANTIC FOOLS.
Bagdasarian, Ross.
THE CHIPMUNKS SEE DOCTOR DOLITTLE.
Bailey, Jesse K., Jr.
STONES OF A CROWN.
Bailly, Claude.
IL EST ARRIVE.
Baines, James D.
OF PRISONS AND MEN.
Baker, Billy Winston.
UNCLE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU.
Baker, Dennis Frederick.
THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD.
Baker, Dorothy C.
OHIA TREE.
Baker, Ellis.
THE MASKED BALL. (R)
SOME CALL IT MADNESS. (R)
Baker, Fred. SEE Baker, Dennis
Frederick.
Baker, Harland Lee.
THE JUNKYARD.
Baker (Walter H.) Co.
FIVE FLOORS DOWN.
A LAMP FOR NAOMI.
LOVE MAKES THE HEAD GO ‘ROUND.
MOTHER WHITTIER'S MEETING,
ONE MORE WALTZ WITH MOLLY O'FLYNN.
SUNSHINE FOR THE QUEEN.
THEY DO IT TO RATS,
THE WAKE.
Bale, Earl Ro
THE IRISH WILDERNESS.
Ball, David.
THE ACTOR.
Ball, David A.
APRIL 1968.
THE LETTER.
Ball, John W.
CASTING AND FISHING THE ARTIFICAL
FLY.
Ballin, William Cc.
LIGHT HONEY.
THE TWENTY FIFTH FRAME.
Balseiro, Jose A.
EL CABALLERO DE LAS ESPUELAS DE ORO.
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Balzac, Honore de.
LE PERE GORIOT.
Bankson, Douglas.
SHELTERCYCLE.
Banov, Robert Louis.
TIGER BY THE TAIL,
Baptist, Leona.
DANIEL BOONE. (R)
Barasch, Norman.
DADDY, DEAR DADDY.
Barbata, John.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON,
Barber, Philip.
THIS MAN GRANT,
Barkow, Al.
THE LONG SUMMER OF LEO WARSAW.
Barnabas, Bentley. SEE Associated
Personnel Technicians.
Barnes, Edwin E.
SING TO ME OF LOVE.
Barnes, J. Howard K.
OH! LEROY.
WID.
Barnes, John W.
THE BRIGHT CANTONESE.
Barnet, Todd.
THE LAW WITHIN AND THE LAW WITHOUT.
Barnet, Uta.
THE LAW WITHIN AND THE LAW WITHOUT.
Barney, Grace, pseud. SEE Braun,
Wilbur.
Barone, Nicholas.
ANTICIPATION: --& YANKEE DOODLENAUTS.
Barrett, Barbara, pseud.
SEE Lynch,
Rose.
Barrett, Maurice.
THE INQUISITIVE FANTASY.
Barrett, Robert Avery.
THE MAN FROM IBM.
Barrett, William M.
CROSSWAYS TO HEAVEN.
THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER.
Barritt, Jamie.
WHY, MOMMY, WHY.
Barron, David.
CINDERELLA.
Barrows, Marjorie Wescott.
CURRENTS IN DRAMA.
Barry, Ellen S.
THE STAGGER SYSTEM, (R)
Barry, Philip.
THE STAGGER SYSTEM. (R)
Barry, Philip James.
THE KISS OF LIFE.
Bart, John H., pseud.
PUPE MISSILI E DROGA.
Barton, Jon R.
PRESENTATION ON SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
CONTROL.
Bartron, Harry.
A BALLAD.
A LAMENT.
Bashkiroff, Peter
IN SEARCH OF LUCIFER.
Basic Books, Inc.
MACBETH.
Bass, George Houston.
JUBILEE. (R)
RUN, GHOST, RUN. (R)
TROPICS AFTER DARK. (R)
Bassett, John A.
JOYS OF YOUTH. (R)
NAME INDEX
Bates, Allan C.
AHAB,
Bates, Henry W.
IN MARTYRDOM.
Batista, Frank, pseud.
Frank, Jr. 2
Battis, Emery J.
LET MY PEOPLE Go.
SEE Di Battista,
Bauer, William.
THE WOOLLY MAMMOTH.
Bauknecht, William Francis.
PLAY BLUES FOR MR. 7 THIS CHRISTMAS.
Baum, L. Frank.
THE MARVELOUS LAND OF oz.
Bauman, Alois. SEE Bauman, Joseph A.
Bauman, Joseph A.
DARKNESS WRAPS THE LIGHT.
THE MARTYDOM OF ST. STEPHEN.
Baxandall, Lee.
THE MOTHER.
Bayer, Susan B.
TWO OF EACH KIND.
Bayley, Jefferson, pseud. SEE
Bailey, Jesse K., Jr.
Beaulieu, Susan Eugenia.
OPERATION BREADBASKET.
SUPERMEN BE DAMNED.
Beaumont, Francis,
THE KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE.
Beaupre, Lee.
ANGELA FEELS.
Beauregard Music Co.
MORNING MAN.
Beaurline, L. A.
FOUR COMEDIES.
FOUR TRAGEDIES.
Beck, Howard.
PURSUIT TO VALENCIA.
Becker, Fred R.
FREE MAINTENANCE.
Becker (Fred R.) Advertising Agency,
Ine.
FREE MAINTENANCE.
Becker, John.
SEVERAL ASPECTS OF NORMALITY
CONSIDERED ON A SUNDAY MORNING.
Beckerman, Bernard.
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S
LABOR'S LOST.
Béeesi, Kurt.
DIE NACHT VOR SARAJEWO.
Beechhold, Henry F.
TOHU-BOHU.
Beeson, Jack,
HELLO OUT THERE,
Beim, Norman.
THE BATTLE OF VALOR.
Beisser, George.
TELL HER NOTHING, (R)
Bel-Angelo, pséud.
SEE Bates,
Henry W.
Belanger, Terry.
DEAR NOBODY.
Bell, Bunny D.
THE LOST BELLS.
Bell, William S.
OEDIPE.
Bender, Sheldon.
RHEUMATIC AORTIC STENOSIS, PATHO-
PHYSIOLOGY.
Bendersky, Gordon.
OSTEOPOROSIS, ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS
AND COMPLICATIONS,
Bendinger, Bruce.
THE GAP.
Benedict, Stewart H,
ANOTHER DAY,
A CRIME.
Benedikt, Michael.
MODERN SPANISH THEATRE.
Benet, Rosemary.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS
Bennett, Robert Russell.
CRYSTAL.
Benson, William Harris.
THE RUSSIAN.
Bentley, Eric.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN GERMAN
THEATRE.
Berger, Ruth.
BE MY JELLYBEAN,
Berges, Max L.
A CASE OF INTEGRATION,
NO PATH TO HEAVEN.
Bergland Verlag, G.M.B.H.
ZU EBENER ERDE UND ERSTER STOCK.
Bergman, Robert I,
THE TRIP TO DEATH.
Berio.
OTHELLO.
Berio, Luciano.
IL COMBATTIMENTO DI TANCREDI E
CLORINDA.
PASSAGGIO,
Berk, Howard.
LAST DAY OF THE WAR.
Berlin, Uta. SEE Barnet, Uta.
Bernard, Kenneth.
THE ADJUSTMENT.
BLACK POWER'S GOING TO GET YOU.
THE LOVERS,
MARKO'S,
THE MONKEYS OF THE ORGAN GRINDER.
THE TURNING OF THE WORM,
Bernard, Tristan.
THE ARROGANT ARTIST,
THE BUSINESSMAN FROM BESANCON.
THE STRANGLER,
Bertschi, Otto.
HVA ANDELIG OPPDAGELSE KREVER.
THE SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH IN
RELIGION,
Berzon, Betty.
INTERPERSONAL EXERCISES FOR SMALL
GROUPS.
Best, Clebern E,
TRACC,
Bethany Press,
IT'S MY LIFE.
Bevington, David.
THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE
SIXTH.
Bhagat, Niranjan.
THE VISION OF VASAVADATTA,
Bhasa.
THE VISION OF VASAVADATTA,
Biberman, Herbert.
THE DUMMY.
Bierman, Ben. SEE Bierman, Bernard.
Bierman, Bernard.
CABBAGES. (R)
Bierman, James Henry.
VALPARAISO.
Biesantz, Barbara Sylvia.
SUZANNE.
Bill, Mary Fournier.
THE WELCOMING.
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Billetdoux, Francois.
SILENCE! L'ARBRE REMUE ENCORE,
Billings, Joe.
THE SCHOOLING OF CINDY CARVER.
Binder, Donald P.
68 BADEN ALLEY.
Biroteau, Jacques.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA. (R)
Birtles, Neville.
BRUMMELL.
Birtles, Patricia Frances.
BRUMMELL.
Birtwistle, Harrison.
PUNCH AND JUDY.
Bishop, Mrs. Ernest F.
AMERICA AWAKE TO YOUR FIFTH
COLUMN. (R)
Bishop, Ernest Franklin.
AMERICA AWAKE TO YOUR FIFTH
COLUMN. (R)
Bissell, David Paul.
AN ACT OF REVENGE
Bisson, Alexandre.
THE MASKED BALL. (R)
Bizet, Georges.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA, (R)
Bizgzios, John.
IT'S MORNING, WHAT NOW DAD.
Black, Eugene R., Jr.
THE HEART IS KING.
Black, Léa Vail.
MY MR. LINCOLN.
PRELUDES.
Blackmon, William J.
LIGHT BREAKS THROUGH.
Blair, Henry J. Kemp-. SEE Kemp-Blair,
Henry J.
Blair, Peter, pseud. SEE Bashkiroff,
Peter.
Blaisdell Pub. Co. ..
DRAUSSEN VOR DER TUR.
Blake, William Dorsey.
SPRING TRAINING.
THREE PARTS FREE.
Blanco, Ambrosio Wilfredo.
EL ROL VACIO.
Bland, Milton.
THE STROKE.
Bleich, Eli Furie.
IT CAN BE ARRANGED.
Bleich, Jolene. SEE Goldenthal, Jolene
Bleich.
Blimp Music.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON,
Blinn, Richard Doane, pseud. SEE
Pheatt, Richard Cadwell.
Blitzstein, Herb.
THE HIDING PLACE.
Blitzstein, Mare.
NO FOR AN ANSWER. (R)
Bloch, Ernest.
MACBETH. (R)
Block, Ruth.
IPHIGENIA,.
Bloedow, Jerry.
THE ASSUALT OF EVEREST.
Bloom, Howard.
MORALITY ROUTINES.
Bloomfield, Howard G.
LA VIE,
DRAMAS
Blue River Music, Inc.
A LETTER TO MY RUNAWAY CHILD.
Bluestein, Lucille.
MADAME GALAXIE.
Blumberg, Gladys.
THE MAGIC PICTURE FRAME.
Blumenthal, William Ss.
INDUSTRIAL DISEASES OF THE LUNG,
ACUTE DISORDERS.
Boan, Richard G.
WIPE OUT GESTAPO HEADQUARTERS AT
SCHLOSS KRONFELD.
Board of Education of Prince Georges
County. SEE Prince Georges County
(Md.) Board of Education.
Boatner, Edward.
JULIUS SEES HERS IN ROME, GEORGIA.
Bobkoff, Ned.
THE ANGEL IN THE BALCONY.
Bobrick, Sam.
DAVID FRYE HITS WASHINGTON.
Boiko, Claire.
CHILDREN'S PLAYS FOR CREATIVE
ACTORS.
Bolotovsky, Elias.
DARLING, POOR DARLING.
Bolotowsky, Ilya, pseud. SEE
Bolotovsky, Elias.
Bolte Carte have 02s
WHAT'S A FEW YEARS.
Bolton, Janet Helen.
EYE WITNESS: REPORT OF AN ASSASSINA-
TION.
Bolton, Muriel Roy.
VERY LIBERAL ARTS. (R)
Bond, Raleigh.
A SOUNDING OF TRUMPETS:
Bonds, Margaret.
TROPICS AFTER DARK. (R)
Bonnefoy, Yves.
ROMEO ET JULIETTE.
Bontemps, Arna.
JUBILEE. (R)
RUN, GHOST, RUN. (R)
TROPICS AFTER DARK. (R)
Boorstin, Daniel J.
DISSENT, DISSENSION AND THE NEWS.
Boosey & Hawkes, Inc,
DON RODRIGO,
FOR THE TIME BEING.
MISS JULIE.
ONE-MAN SHOW.
THE SOJOURNER AND MOLLIE SINCLAIR.
Boothby, James.
ANGELA FEELS,
Borchert, Wolfgang. |
DRAUSSEN VOR DER TUR.
Borel, Jacques.
TATA.
Borg-Warner Corp.
BABY, IS, BAD, GREEN.
BED, ARE, ORANGE, CAP.
BOOK, RED, FUNNY, APPLE.
CAR, TOY, BALL, HOUSE, MILK.
DIAGNOSTIC TEST, KIT 1.
DOG, THE, MY, A, BOY, GIRL.
DOLL, BLUE, WALK, JUMP.
ENTERING BEHAVIOR.
HOT, COLD, BLACK, YELLOW.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 12 - IN, ON,
TABLE, BOAT.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 13 - UNDER,
SIT, STAND, OVER.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 14 - HER,
HIS, PUPPY, KITTEN.
Borshaw, Carmody, pseud. SEE
Boss, George P.
Bosworth, Raymond F.
Botsford, Hannah Leah.
Bottomley, Gordon. |
Bouchaud, Jean, :
Bound, Cherryl.
Bourgois, Christian.
/
Bourhis, Marcel Le. SEE Le Bourhis,
Bove, Thomas. |
Bowen, Betty Jane.
Bowen, John.
Bowén, John G.
Bowers, Fredson.
Bowser, Milton.
Brackett, Marion McDowell, Jr.
Jan.—June
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 15 - HES
THESE, FALL, BROWN.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 16 - THOSE,
THAT, GO, LONG.
READING WORDS IN CONTEXT 17 - REVIEW
OF 12-16. i
sane OF READING WORDS IN CONTEXT
1-4,
REVIEW 6-10.
TRAIN, RUN, COME, LITTLE.
TREE, BIG, GOOD, CAT.
Grabstald, Harry.
THREE LADIES AND A BEAR,
THREE CENTS A DAY. (R)
ee eee ee ee << ————
Bote & Bock.
FURSTIN TARAKANOWA.
THACKERAY'S THE ROSE AND THE RING.
EALASAID. (R)
LA GRANDE FUITE, q
O, JUAN,
LA JOURNEE D'UNE REVEUSE.
Marcel. {
WATERMELONS AND THE NEW TESTIMENT.
CHAMELEON.
AFTER THE RAIN. |
MACBETH.
FOUR COMEDIES.
FOUR TRAGEDIES.
Bowles, Neil H.
BI CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (IJINLE IMO |
IGBAGBO ) TI IMA NPESE FUN GBOGBO |
AINI EDA, |
HORATIO,
SPEECH ON CONTINUITY GAME DELIVERED
TO SYLVIA MUSIC CO. t
TWO PLUS TWO.
Boyajian, Cecile Starr.
FANTASY IN FILM.
Boyle, Donald R.
THE GAMES THAT LITTLE PEOPLE PLAY. Y
PHAEDRAN.
THE YOUNG SAVAGES,
Brabner, George, Jr.
THE AUTO-PUPIL TRAINER. |
VISUAL ORIENTATION AND DISCRIM- |
INATION TRAINING MATERIALS.
Brackett, Mac. SEE Brackett, Marion
McDowell, Jr.
THE LONG, LONELY NIGHT BEFORE DAWN.
Bradbury, Ray.
THE DAY IT RAINED FOREVER,
THE PEDESTRIAN.
Bradford, Benjamin.
GAME,
GEOMETRIC PROGRESSION.
A MATTER OF TIME
WHERE ARE YOU GOING, HOLLIS JAY.
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Bradlees, Inc. Brill, Michael. CHRISTMAS BREAD.
JACK BENNY BLISTERS. EAST OF THE SUN AND WEST OF THE MOON. THE LIGHT.
| JACK BENNY COP. Wea ea nail 5 . eee
BENNY GARDEN. rindel, June. rown, William F.
oe BENNY GOLF AUTOMATION, KING OF MACHINES. KING LYNDON OF TAXALOT.
JACK BENNY LAB. Brinig, Myron. Brae eRe Gunntine
THE CIVILIZED ADULTS.
JACK BENNY MEETING.
JACK BENNY OPENING.
THE MYSTERIES,
Browning, Robert.
= Briskier, Arthur. = = ay
JACK BENNY RAQUEL. ORFS O AE COT DUAY CEE THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN.
Ryan, pseud. SEE Odegaard, HISTORY WITH SPECIFIC PERSONAL michen= Mar careten:
Hae INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING ORGAN Sie ORC One ee
mates velvin Davia. TRANSPLANTS AND FINAL DISPOSITIONS ;
2 FOR POST-MORTEM AUTOPSIES. RHC LORC lover ane has
THIS IS THE NEWS AT TEN.
Brainerd, Grace. WHAT GOOD ARE TEARS.
Bristol, Bill Joe.
DEARIE.
PAPA'S NOT IN THE MOOD. THE VAGABOND. Buck, Raymond J., Jr.
DARK HORSE,
acne George R. British Broadcasting Corp. Budbill, David
. ! 1 ‘
PENG Donala. I'M SORRY, I'LL READ THAT AGAIN. KNUCKLEHEAD RIDES AGAIN.
TT's BASY. Britten, Benjamin. Budde, Erich G.
oa en PAUL BUNYAN. (R) DRAUSSEN VOR DER TUR.
e ry
WOCHENEND IN MAT. (R) Brittin, Janine R. Buddha's Universal Foundation, San
THE CON EROR, rancisco.
Brantner, Ignaz. as Eacoel AMITABHA'S MIRACLE.
WOCHENEND IN MAI. (R Britton, Sherry. AMITABHA'!
a GEMS OF BURLESQUE. ue SORE ees
ratton, Kar A : i Buddha's Universal Foundation, San
THE SPIDER-WITCH. Broadcasting Services, Inc. Twenty Francisco. Buddha's Univers
Grand Music gw Sure
3 Church. Research Council.
emchs Harry A- ee OF A GENTLEMAN. AMITABHA'S MIRACLE.
1 IN THE RED
HER MAJESTY'S COW. > WHITE AND BLUE: AMITABHA'S RICH UNCLE.
MARY MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND.
Brockett, Don. SEE Brockett, Biichner, Georg.
Braude, Michael.
THE GAME THAT HAS NO NAME. Reaponalal WOYZECK.
Braun, Wilbur. Brockett, Joseph.
GHOSTLY EVENING. (R) MIDWAY. Buell, Helen.
Bees THE BOOK WITH THE HIGH I.Q.
HILLBILLY - (R) Brockett, R. Donald. ee nL Son a erereiG
I'M IN THE ARMY NOW. (R) PRETTY PLEASE. EL TRS 5
MISS SMARTY. (R) :
YOUTH AND UNCLE SAM. (R) Brockman, Henrietta Drake-. SEE Drake- Bulatovic, Miodrag.
Braun, Wilbur, pseud. SEE Reach, Brockman, Henrietta. TL EST ARRIVE.
James. Brod, Max. Bulgakow, Michail.
Brazier, William Park. THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK. MOLIBRE
THE GOLDEN EAR. Broderick, Ray. Bullard, Richard W.
Procite Bertolt: A BLUEBIRD. LADYBIRD AS PRESIDENT.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK. Brodkin, Joel M. Bullins, Ed.
IM DICKICHT DER STADTE. (R) THE PENAL COLONY. THE HELPER.
MANN IST MANN. (R) :
THE MOTHER Brodsky, Isadore. Burnett, Murray. :
: MYELOPROLIFERATIVE DISEASES, EVERBODY COMES TO RICK'S. (R)
TROMMELN IN DER NACHT. (R) DIAGNOSIS OF THE MYELOPROLIFERATIVE
DISORDERS Burns, Betty Irene.
Brecht, Norman Thomas. a oe r THE FLYING LEVIATHAN.
ONE KNIGHT OUT. ronowski, J. nas sateen AN
THE WESTERN BOUNTY HUNTER. Gere gan THE ELECTED,
SOUR eonoe INVENTOR A
Brecht Weigel, Helene. SEE Weigel, ARMGRIP FIRING OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS Bless.
Helene Brecht. WITH THE BRONSON STOCK AND STRING- Burns, Joellyn,
FIRE METHOD, INVENTOR ANONYMOUS.
Bredt, James. SEE Pagenstecher,
Bernard. Brooks, Howard.
Burt, Barbara.
THE VERY BEGINNING,
Brennan, William Edward. pais LGR NED) ROE
GRAVE-DANCE. Eee eae Busch, Wilhelm.
; decane : MAX UND MORITZ.
Brent (Michael) Publications.
THE CAT THAT WAS CALLED WILHELMINA. Brother Pub. Co. Buscher, Ernst.
Breton, Andre. FREEWAY SONG. PROMETHEUS.
LES CHAMPS MAGNETIQUES . Rrowenaiiars Bushee noseee
Brewer, Franklin. THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS. SONG.
THE MASTERPIECE. (R) THE STORY OF FREDDI AND AUNTIE ROSE.
Brown, Dean E.
Bricaire, Jean-Jacques. THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. Bush-Fekete, Leslie.
LE GRAND ZEBRE. Brown, Judson Brooks. HER OPPOSITE NUMBER.
Bricker, George. SO FAR SO FAST. Bush-Fekete, Mary.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA. (R) Brown, Kent Randall. HER OPPOSITE NUMBER.
CALL ME HARRIET.
Brickley, Joseph. Bustard, Miss Noel Hamilton.
B, X. ROBBINS & FRIEND. Brown, Marian Courtney. SO EARLY IN THE MORNING.
aan Behe YO-YOS. Butler, Jean Da
ridge rian Michael. YOUNG APRIL. (R
A BETTER PLACE THAN DIDI. Brown, Robert M.
MY MOTHER IS AFTER MY HUSBAND. Butler, Robert Olen.
Bridge, Michael, SEE Bridge, Brian ; AUBADE.
Brown, Sonia.
Michael. {HE LITTLE HAND SO OBSTINATE. VAR Oe
THE PARK. Butt, Ouida White.
Bridie, James, pseud. SEE Mavor,
Osborne Henry. Brown, Svea.
CHRISTMAS BELONGS TO CHRIST.
A ROAD I DO NOT KNOW.
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Buttaci, Sal St. John. SEE Buttaci,
Salvatore.
Buttaci, Salvatore.
FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, SWEENEY.
Byrne, John M.
IN TWENTY WORDS OR LESS.
Byrnes, Jimmy.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Byron, Alex, pseud. SEE Schwartz,
Alex.
Byron, George Gordon.
O, JUAN.
Cable, Edison.
THE HOBBY OF THE 94TH STREET WEST.
Cabrera, Jose Antonio Gutierrez.
EL VELORIO DEL CHE GUEVARA.
Cacavas, John,
ALADDIN AND THE MAGIC LAMP.
Cactus Tom Enterprises, Inc.
CACTUS MEETS WHIMSY.
Cadwallader, John Reece.
PHYSIOLOGY EVIDENCE OUTLINES AND
EXAMPLES.
Cahan, Yaakov.
TO WAKE THE KING.
Cahill, James.
DAN DESTRY'S DILEMMA,
Caine, Milton A.
THE BOYS NEXT DOOR.
THREE IN THE AFTERNOON.
Caldwell, Erskine.
GIVE A VIVA. (R)
Caldwell, Mike.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Calis Neiva Ls
PENROD.
Callen, Barbara.
THE STILLNESS WITHIN ACTION.
Camoletti, Marc.
L'AMOUR PROPRE.
Camp, James Edwin.
MILTIE AND SAL,
Campbell, John.
IT'S BASY.
Campbell, Mary.
THE MONKEES, AUSTRALIA BOUND.
Campbell, Silver, Cosby Corp.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM.
Cannon, Fanny Venable.
PLAYING FAIR. (R)
Canterbury, Elsie.
THE PLANTING PARTY.
Caparros, Raymond J.
MR. LINCOLN, MR. SANDBURG.
Capek, Karel.
THE MAKROPOULOS SECRET.
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.
[FIRST NATIONAL RADIO MUSIC TEST]
Caputi, Anthony.
BAROQUE AND RESTORATION THEATER.
CLASSICAL GREECE.
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
THE RENAISSANCE.
ROMANTICISM AND REALISM.
ROME AND THE MIDDLE AGES.
Carey, Josie, pseud. SEE Massucci,
Josephine.
DRAMAS
Carey, Ron.
THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT COMEDY OF
RON CAREY.
Carléson, Margery.
MIRIAM.
Carlisle, Kitty.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE, (R)
Carpenter, Francis B.
THE STORY OF A PICTURE.
Carpenter, John.
DEAR DAD.
Carr, Charles M.
WHY BE FENCED IN.
Carr, Elly, pseud. SEE Rakowitz,
Eleanor.
Carr, Irene Archer.
THE GOLDEN EGG.
Carre, Fabrice.
THE MASKED BALL. (R)
Carriere, Albert.
A VERY GRAMMATICAL FAMILY. (R)
Carrol, Saint, pseud. SEE Rasin,
Carrie.
Carroll, Claire.
EVIL UNDER THE STARS.
Carroll, John.
THE BAKER'S DOZEN,
Carroll, Thomas E.
EVIL UNDER THE STARS.
Carsey, Keith.
SPLINTERS.
Carson, Fred.
KING OF THE WILD BAD LANDS.
Carson, Julia Brainard.
HUSBAND FOR MAG. (R)
Carson, Robert E.
AN AMERICAN LYRIC.
Carter, Arthur P.
AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR YOUR
COUNTRY LATELY.
Carter, Beatrix.
FLIGHT INTO EGYPT.
Carter, Gerald Clay.
MY BODY YOU MAY GAIN, MY MIND I WILL
CONTROL,
Carter, Jerry.
Clay.
SEE Carter, Gerald
Carter, Lonnie.
HOLZMANN.
Carter, Randolph.
TEXAS STEER. (R)
Carter, Victoria Ethelberta.
A MAN FOR THE AGES, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN.
Cartledge, Thomas Marshall.
THE BEST BIRTHDAY.
Caruso, Joseph, Jr.
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN.
Carvalho, Claire. SEE Weiller, Claire
Carvalho,
Cary, Morland, pseud. SEE Nevill,
Hugh.
Case, (Tames Cee
CLOSEUP ON CLOSING.
FOLLOW-THROUGH.
IDEAS, KEY TO CREATIVE SELLING.
955 SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER.
1155 SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER.
PHILOSOPHY OF SUCCESS.
WINDROWER FILMSTRIP.
Case, William Richard.
I THOUGHT YOU'D NEVER ASK.
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Casey, Victoria A,
DARK HORSE FROM ILLINOIS.
Casona, Alejandro.
EL CABALLERO DE LAS ESPUELAS DE ORO.
Casona, Alejandro, pseud. SEE
Alvarez, Alejandro Rodriquez.
Castle, Jeanne.
JOEY'S LETTER.
JOEY'S PRAYER.
Castleman, Owens B.
RED CLOUD'S FAREWELL TO HIS TRIBE.
Cauley, Harry.
THE PAISLEY CONVERTIBLE,
Cavander, Kenneth.
BACCHAE,
Caven, Michael H.
FATHERHOOD.
Cedarwood Pub. Co., Inc.
JENNY LOVE.
Centron Corp., Inc.
ME, JIM DANDY.
Ceravolo, William.
SCIENCE IN CAMPING,
Chabrey, Robert.
THE TWENTY FIFTH FRAME.
Chace, James.
AN AMERICAN GIRL.
Chamblain de Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de.
SEE Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Cham-
blain de.
Chandler, Jerry T.
MRS. HURLEY THE SPINSTER.
Chandler, Norbert F.
THE CLIENT.
Chapman, Steven Alan.
GRIF AND THE UNICORN.
Chapman, Tedwell.
BEDLAM IN SLEEPY HOLLOW.
MANHATTAN SILHOUETTE,
Chappell & Co., Ine.
ALADDIN AND THE MAGIC LAMP,
GULLIVER.
Charles, Keith.
THE DOORMAN,
Charles, Nancy Ford.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN.
Chase, Lucy.
SEE Stephenson, Lucy
Chase.
Chase, Merlin.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, AND TOUCH.
Chekhov, Anton.
TWO FOOLS WHO GAINED A MEASURE OF
WISDOM.
Cherie Music,
A LONELY LITTLE MAN,
Chester, Alvin M.
DEATH OF ALEXANDER.
Chester (J. & W.) Ltd.
CASTAWAY.
THE DECISION.
Chevis Music, Inc.
THE STROKE,
Chevrolet Division, General Motors
Corp. SEE General Motors Corp.
Chevrolet Division.
Chevrolet Motor Division, General Motors
Corp. SEE General Motors Corp.
Chevrolet Motor Division.
Chew, Elizabeth.
SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING, ARTS &
CRAFTS PROJECTS.
Chia, Jack T,
THE ASSETS OF AN EGG.
"1
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WHAT CONFUCIUS DIDN'T SAY.
Chicago. University.
FOUR COMEDIES.
FOUR TRAGEDIES.
Chiesa, Mary Tibaldi.
MACBETH. (R)
Children's Theatre Press.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP. (R)
DANIEL BOONE. (R)
FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS. (R)
Chipman, Myra, pseud. SEE Chipman,
Nettie H.
Chipman, Nettie H.
OLD WHITE HAT. (R)
Chitwood, Joe.
MY LAST TOUR.
Chodorov, Jerome.
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
Chomitzky, Vsevolod. SEE Homitzky,
Vsevolod.
Chomont, Kenneth L.
0, JUAN.
Chorpenning, Charlotte B.
CINDERELLA. (R)
Christ, Charlotte.
TOM & GILDA.
Christ, Countess. SEE Christ,
Charlotte.
Christain, Clifford, pseud. SEE
Schwoy, Bruce C.
Christen, Edna M.
TWO BROKEN HEARTS.
Citrin, Phillip.
THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER,
Citron, Samuel J.
THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS.
TO WAKE THE KING.
Clark, Carl.
THE FIREPLACE.
Clark, James William, Jr.
ALAS GOOD FRIDAY.
Clark, Janet Elsie.
SINNERS EXPRESS. (R)
Clark, Joseph William.
UP YOUR ASSETS.
Clark, Ronald.
DAVID FRYE HITS WASHINGTON.
Clarke, Boomer, pseud. SEE Castleman,
Owens B.
Clarke, Violet.
LOTS OF GRANDMA.
Classic Text Tapes.
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY.
TALE OF TWO CITIES.
Classroom Materials Co.
THE VERB TO BE.
THE VERB TO DO.
THE VERB TO GO.
THE VERB TO HAVE.
THE VERB TO SAY.
THE VERB TO SEE.
Cletteris, Samuel Langhorne.
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN.
Clements, Colin.
MORALITY CLAUSE. (R)
Clements, Florence Ryerson.
MORALITY CLAUSE. (R)
Cleveland, James.
LORD, DO IT FOR ME.
clifford, John.
ME, JIM DANDY.
NAME INDEX
Clift, Jeannette.
IBID.
Clinton, Craig D.
A LAMENTABLE DISPOSITION.
Clisbee, Margery Flo.
UNCLE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU.
Clogg, Mitchell D.
JOSH & JILL.
Coca-Cola Co.
IT'S STILL A MATTER OF DEGREES.
THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES. (R)
Cocteau, Jean.
OEDIPE.
Cohen, Harry Arthur. SEE Kagan,
Harry Arthur.
Cohen,. Leonard.
SONG.
Cohen, Paul, pseud. SEE White, Paul
Cohen.
Cohen, Robert Carl.
IMAGE,
Cohen, Walter.
THE OVER TWENTY-EIGHT CLUB.
Colaneri, James E.
WHO'S THE FOX, WHO'S THE HUNTER.
Cole, Hugo.
JONAH.
Cole, Ruth Haggin.
JOANNA.
Colette.
CHERI AND THE LAST OF CHERL.
Collins, Margaret J.
THE HUB.
Collins, William Thomas.
THE SILENT TOWER.
Collodi, Carlo.
PINOCCHIO.
Colson, C. David.
DOES ANYBODY WANT TO BUY A HYMNAL.
Colton, Edward E.
MOLLIE O'SHAUGHNESSY. (R)
Colyer, Lenny.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Comeau, Arthur Mahlon.
TALKING PETS.
Comeau, Bill.
FOR THE YOUNG LOVERS.
ROMEO AND JULIE.
THE UNMIXABLES.
Comeau, Bill. SEE Comeau, Arthur
Mahlon.
Comora, George, pseud. SEE Dratler,
Jay.
Compton, Juleen.
THE MARRIAGE.
Con, Elsa Henriette.
JUST PUSH THE BUTTON.
Cone, Robert J.
A SENSE OF HISTORY.
Conklin, Alta S.
THE SPRING THAT AIMOST WASN'T,
Conn Corp.
SCRIPT FOR CONNQUIZ RECORD.
Conrad, Charles J.
ACADEMIC FREEDOM.
Conrad, Joseph.
THE SECRET SHARER.
Constanduros, Mabel.
AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED. (R)
GOOSE CHASE. (R)
LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY. (R)
SENTIMENTAL LADIES. (R)
SHADOW PASSES. (R)
Constanduros, Michael.
AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED. (R)
GOOSE CHASE. (R)
LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY. (R)
SENTIMENTAL LADIES. (R)
SHADOW PASSES. (R)
Conte, Louis.
OH MY MINNIE.
Conway, Walter H.
PROFILES IN BLACK,
Cook, C. James.
DRAKE IN THE PACIFIC.
Cook, Charles C.
CINDERELLA AND THE PLASTIC SHOE,
Cook, Curt. SEE Cook, Charles c.
Cook, Edgar A.
THE JOYFUL MYSTERY.
Cook (Ken) Co.
BLUEPRINT READING.
Cook, Richard..
CHARLIE BOY.
Cooper, Giles.
EVERYTHING IN THE GARDEN.
Cooper, Harold Heaton.
MR. LINCOLN & GENERAL LEE HAVE A
TALK,
Cooper, Margaret.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (R)
Cooper, Max Q.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Cooper, Pat.
LOVE & FAMILY.
NO SMOKING PLEASE.
PUERTO RICO HOLIDAY.
TURKEY TIME ETHIOPIANS.
Coopersmith, Harry.
TO WAKE THE KING.
Copani, Peter.
COPANI PLAYS.
YAH, FUCK IT AND CYCLE.
Copi, pseud. SEE Damonte, Raoul.
Corbeil, Michel.
RATS.
Corbin, Cora Katherine.
PATHWAY TO LIBERTY.
Corbin, Katherine. SEE Corbin,
Cora Katherine.
Corbin, Mrs. Olney M. SEE Corbin,
Cora Katherine.
Corday, S. Michael.
THE RETURN OF THE SNAKE.
Cordell, Alexander.
THE BRIGHT CANTONESE.
Cornell University.
SEVEN COMEDIES BY MARIVAUX.
Cornick, Martha.
FOREVER WOMAN.
Coronet Instructional Films.
AEROSPACE.
AMERICAN INDIAN LEGENDS.
JUST SO STORIES.
LET'S LISTEN.
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THE LITTLE SHEPHERD; 'TWAS THE NIGHT
BEFORE CHRISTMAS; THE ANIMALS!
FIRST CHRISTMAS; DICKENS! CHRIST-
MAS CAROL.
SEEING GREAT BRITAIN.
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS.
WHY WE STUDY IT; ORIGINS OF THE GODS;
THE OLYMPIC GODS, PT.1.
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Corrigan, Robert W.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN CENTRAL
EUROPEAN THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ENGLISH
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN FRENCH
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN GERMAN
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN IRISH
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ITALIAN
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN
SCANDINAVIAN THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN SPANISH
THEATRE.
Corry, Rosemary Farmer.
CINDERELLA AND THE PLASTIC SHOE.
Corso, Gregory.
PARDON ME, SIR, BUT IS MY EYE
HURTING YOUR ELBOW.
Cosby, William H., Jr.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM.
Cosentino, Nick.
A VERY SPECIAL DAY.
Cosgrave, John E. III.
THE PUBLIC FACE.
Cosmatos, George Pan.
BLACK SAILS.
Cottington, Hazel L.
CHANTING OF THE NEGROES.
MY BUNKER BUDDY.
Couch, Merle Eugene.
WAKE UP AMERICA.
Coudert, Jo.
HOW TO STOP SMOKING IN THE SELF-
HEALTH SERIES.
Cougar Pub. Co.
DO WHAT YOU WANT.
Courtney, Marian. SEE Brown, Marian
Courtney.
Covino, Salvatore T.
WE AND THE LAW.
Cowan, Lester._
SHE LOVES ME.
Cowen, Ron,
SUMMERTREE,
Cox, Samuel H.
EASTER PROGRAM BUILDER, NUMBER 12.
Cox & Tanz.
PHILADELPHIA-CAMDEN METRO CHEVROLET
DEALERS 41 CLUB.
Cox & Tanz Advertising Agency.
BECKER & BURNS.
LAFFERTY CH OLET.
Coy, Dianne.
A HANDFUL OF DUST.
SAWDUST IN HER SHOES.
Coyle, William.
SIX EARLY AMERICAN PLAYS: 1798-1890.
Crabbe, Bobbin Gay.
SIMPLE SIMON AND SEVERAL FRIENDS.
Crabbe, Mrs. John C. SEE Crabbe,
Bobbin Gay.
Craig, Dorothy J.
BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS.
CLASSIFICATION - OPPOSITES - SEQUENCE.
INITIAL AND FINAL CONSONANTS.
READING - WRITING READINESS.
VOWELS.
Craig, Myrtle C.
THE NEWSPAPER IN THE CLASSROOM: ELE-
MENTARY OR MIDDLE SCHOOL.
DRAMAS
Crandall, Irene Jean.
GREAT MAN. (R)
Crandall, Norma.
AN EVENING WITH THE BRONTES,
Crane, Adam. SEE Crane, Richard C.
Crane, Milton.
HENRY VI, PART THREE.
Crane, Richard C.
I CAN NO LONGER STAY WITH YOU.
Crawford, Mrs. A. B.
NEIGH! NEIGH!
Cray, Homer.
FAMILY HONEYMOON. (R)
Crean, Robert.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HANG-UP.
Crennan, John.
HARRY'S NIGHT OUT.
Cresap, McCormick & Paget.
TRACC,
Crommelynck,. Fernand.
THEATRE I.
Cronin, A. J.
JUPITER LAUGHS. (R)
Cross, Gustav.
THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Crusé, Howard R.
VISITATION IN Bf.
Cryer, Gretchen.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN.
Cullen, Alan.
THE BEEPLE.
Cullum, Albert.
SHAKE HANDS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
Culp, Robert L.
THE PERFORMER.
REVELATION.
Cummings, E. E.
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
Cummings, Marion Morehouse.
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
Cunningham, H. W.
LADYBUG'S GARDEN.
Cunningham, Scott.
A TRIBUTE TO DR, MARTIN LUTHER KING.
Curtis, King, pseud. SEE Ousley,
Curtis.
Curtis, Mattie Lamb.
DON'T TAKE IT LYING DOWN.
Curtis, Norman.
WALK DOWN MY STREET.
Curtis, Patricia Taylor.
WALK DOWN MY STREET.
Curven, Al.
MARTY.
Cutler, Marion.
THE S. S. MERRYMAID.
Czolowski, Tadeusz A. J. E.
THE INHERITOR.
Dake, Leland E.
TRACC,
D'Alberti, Sarah.
AMINTA.
Dale, Alan. SEE Sigismondi, Aldo.
Damaser, Harvey G.
SIX EARLY AMERICAN PLAYS: 1798-1890.
D'Ambruoso, Raphael Ralph, Jr.
MILTIE AND SAL,
Damonte, Raoul.
LA JOURNEE D'UNE REVEUSE.
D'Andrea, Paul Philip.
THESE FRENCH.
Jan.—June
D'Angelo, Joe Bill.
A LONELY LITTLE MAN.
Daniels, Mrs.
THE INQUISITIVE FANTASY.
Daniels, Guy.
THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF VLADIMIR
MAYAKOVSKY.
Daniels, Michael.
THE DREAMER.
Daniels, Stanley Z.
SEX, EXPLAINED FOR CHILDREN.
Dannon Milk Products.
BRIDGE-CERTIFICATE.
Danska, Herbert.
FUNNIN'.
Dante, Nikolas, pseud. SEE Morales,
Ronald.
Danyluk, John M.
THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER.
Danyluk, Spook. SEE Danyluk, John M.
Danziger, Jennifer A.
CATCH A TIGER.
D'arc, Johnny, pseud. SEE Sutten,
Arthur Joseph.
Daria, Cecilia Nash.
PEGGY.
DaRosa, Edward.
CARNIVAL PARTY.
Da Silva, Howard.
THE AGELESS DIALOGUE.
Davenport, Ethel.
TRIBUTE TO DR. KING, FREE AT LAST,
David, Allan A.
CELEBRITY BILLIARDS.
David, Benjamin.
THE INVADER.
David, Michael Robert.
A COUPLE O' CHARLEYS.
Davidson, Carson.
CIRCLE OF SWORDSMEN,
NONE DO THERE EMBRACE.
Davidson, Donald D.
THE ATOM AND EVE.
Davidson, George C.
ANITA'S DANCE.
Davidson, N. R., Jr.
EL HAJJ MALIK.
Davidson, Sidney I., Jr,
DIAMOND MINE,
Davies, Pearce.
THE STRANGERS ON MY ROOF.
Davis, A.
CERIMA THE BEAUTIFUL.
Davis, Allen, III.
LAUGHTER FILLED THE EMPTY ROOM.
Davis, Don.
SEE THE MAN DIE.
Davis, Donald.
FAMILY HONEYMOON. (R)
INDIAN SUMMER. (R)
Davis, Edward.
NO FOR AN ANSWER. (R)
Davis, Josephine,
NO FOR AN ANSWER. (R)
Davis, Kevin Robert.
THE HOAX.
Davis, Margaret E,
MY FAIR LADY GOES WEST.
Davis, Marvin.
WHEN THE CHILDREN TAKE OVER.
Davis, Nathan,
SAMULUS CAESAR.
Davis, Owen.
FAMILY HONEYMOON. (R)
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INDIAN SUMMER. (R)
Davis, Ronald.
THE SEVEN TOWERS OF JERICHO.
Davison, William.
A TRAGIC PRESIDENT.
Dawson, David J.
CAESAR AMERICANUS.
THE OBJECTOR.
Dawson, Mitchell.
GREAT MAN. (R)
Day, Stacey B.
THE MUSIC BOX.
Dayan, Tama Sarina.
JOSHUA THE REBEL.
Dean & Ferol Songcrafters.
RAGGEDY ANN.
Dearing, Zek.
TIME OF ENDLESS PEACE,
De Balfour, Geoffrey P.
SHALOM.
De Blanc, Lee Michel.
JOHNNY SEMOLINA.
De Blasis, James M.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
DeBold, Richard.
BUTTON. BUTTON.
Decaux, Alain.
THE BUNKER.
Decker, Denise.
150 MACDOUGAL.
Decker, Hermine Duthie.
ESTHER SHORT.
DeCozio, Michael J.
THE GOLDEN EAR.
Dee, Peter.
ONE MORE WALTZ WITH MOLLY O'FLYNN.
De Grazia, Edward.
MYRTILUS.
Dehn, Paul.
CASTAWAY.
De Kermoal, Yves. SEE Kermoal, Yves de.
De la Hera, Juan Lopez. SEE Hera,
Juan Lopez de la.
De Lathelier, Fulbert. SEE Lathelier,
Fulbert de.
Delegiise, Oscar.
DIE PHANTASIE KANN ALLES.
Dell, Carmen, pseud. SEE Del Sesto,
Salvatore.
Dell Pub. Co., Inc.
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
OEDIPE.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Dellecker, Ronald.
THE BAKER'S DOZEN.
Del Sesto, Salvatore.
HOW DID IT HAPPEN.
Deltheil, Michel.
LES BULLES.
De Magnin, Hermine.
[FIVE FRENCH PLAYS FOR CHILDREN]
Demers, Gerald.
BALLAD OF A GENTLEMAN.
De Montherlant, Henri. SEE Monther-
lant, Henri de.
Dempsey, Richard Allen.
CHANGE AND RESISTANCE TO CHANGE.
Denham, Mary Orr.
MINOR MURDER.
NAME INDEX
Denham, Reginald.
LADIES IN RETIREMENT. (R)
MINOR MURDER.
Denn Productions, Ine.
RIDE THE WILD WIND.
Denoel, Editions.
MACBIRD,
Dento-Medical Tapes, Inc.
THE AUDIO JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY.
De Reeder, Katharine.
THE INQUISITIVE FANTASY.
De Reeder, Mrs. Pierre.
Katharine.
SEE De Reeder,
De Reeder, Pierre S.
THE INQUISITIVE FANTASY.
De Roo, Edward John.
DARLING I AM GROWING.
Dery, Tibor.
MONSIEUR G.A. A X.
Dé Shazo, Elmer Anthony.
THE INTER-AM&RICAN PEACE COMMITTEE:
ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITIES.
De Strett, Jean. SEE Strett, Jean de.
Devany, Edward Heath.
JUST ACROSS THE STREET.
TOWARD THE RIVER OF RETURN, LINCOLN
1861-1862.
Devine, Jerry.
THE SHADOW. (R)
De Vito, Ron.
THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT COMEDY OF
RON CAREY.
Devon, Martin J.
MAN'S REACH. (R)
Devos, Raymond.
EXTRA -MUROS.
De Vry, Guy, pseud. SEE Wiechert,
Erwin.
Dewey, Priscilla B.
TWO IF BY SEA.
Dexter, Paul.
PARTNERS.
A THIEF AT HEART.
Diack, J. Michael.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNE. (R)
Diack, Michael.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNE. (R)
Diamond, Dave, pseud. SEE Davidson,
Sidney I., Jr.
Diamond, David.
THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS.
Dias, Earl J.
NEW COMEDIES FOR TEEN-AGERS.
Di Battista, Frank, Jr.
A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE.
Dickens, Charles.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
TALE OF TWO CITIES.
Dickerson, Beverly Ann.
ON THE FRINGE OF HELL.
Dickinson, Emily.
EMILY.
Dickson, Mrs. Robert E.
Suzanne R.
Dickson, Suzanne R.
PATHWAY TO LIBERTY.
SEE Dickson,
Diercks, Connie.
WHY, MOMMY, WHY.
Dietrich, Clair M.
KNITTING MACHINES.
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Dietz, M. Loretta.
ECHO FROM TWO RIVERS.
Dietz, Norman D.
FABLES & VAUDEVILLES & PLAYS.
Dietz, Norman Donald.
THE TOWN THAT WENT BOOM.
Di Gangi, Louis A.
A ROOKING IN A ROOKERY.
Di Gioia, Giuseppe.
THE GREAT SOCIETY.
Dilles, Jim,
A GAME OF SOL.
Dillon, Thomas Patrick.
CLOUDS OVER INNISHEEN. (R)
Di Lorenzo, Neil.
THE ALLIGATOR PIT.
PAULINA OF FLAVIUS.
THE WHEEL OF IXION.
DiMambro, Michael Joseph.
GOLDEN HAIR IS MARRIED. (R)
Dinerman, Barry.
THE SIMPLE ART OF SUBSTITUTION.
Dinnés, Nathan.
SEVEN DAY LEAVE.
Dinsmore, William B,
THORWALD. (R)
Director (Herman B.) Assoc., Inc.
THE VOYAGE OF THE MORNINGSTAR.
Di Tosti, Ben.
UP YOUR ASSETS.
Dix, Marion.
HAPPY HAVENS OF WILDLIFE, THE ZOOMING
ZOOS OF AMERICA,
Dixon, Janice Thorne.
SKINNY HOPE.
Dizenzo, Charles J.
AN EVENING WITH MERLIN FINCH.
Doddridge, Shelley.
JOANNA,
Dodds, Arthur E.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING.
Doddson, Ora.
MODERN COUNTRY HOMES.
Doebler, John.
THE KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE.
Doering, Richard S.
HAS ANYONE HERE SEEN EARNEST.
Donaldson, Molly, pseud.
Muriel.
SEE Pollock,
Donenfeld, James.
WHAT MAKES THE MAN.
Doran, Marie.
BOYS ARE SLIPPING. (R)
Dorio, Evelyn. SEE Nicolais, Evelyn D.
Dorn, Dean M.
THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE.
Doty, Mary Belle.
ECHO FROM TWO RIVERS.
Douglas, Rodney Knaul.
THE VOICE OF THE GHETTO.
Downer, Alan S.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Downing, Daniel F.
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.
Doylé, Joseph Anthony.
AND NOW THE DAWN.
Doyle, Will Lee, pseud. SEE
Doyle, William A.
Doyle, William A.
HEAVEN AND ITS WONDERS AND HELL.
Dozer, David.
INDIANGIVERS.
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Drake, Thomas Y.
THE CHANGING MAN.
Drake-Brockman, Henrietta.
BLISTER. (R)
Dramatic Pub. Co.
THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE.
SONG IN THE WIND.
Dratier, Jay.
NO DOUBLE PARKING.
Dréw, Robert A.
THE ACADEMY MAN.
Drexler, Rosalyn.
THE LINE OF LEAST EXISTENCE AND
OTHER PLAYS.
SKYWRITING.
Drey, Walter.
MY AUNT ALICE. (R)
Driver, Donald Lee.
YOUR OWN THING.
Drury, Rose.
THE SQUEAL OF THE SQUEAK.
Dryden, John.
FOUR COMEDIES.
FOUR TRAGEDIES.
Duberman, Martin.
METAPHORS,
DuBroff, Leonore Berg.
CORN PONE.
Dudley, Bronson.
THE PIANO TUNER.
Dugan, William Francis.
FRENCHY. (R)
Dulchin, Edwin Roy.
DRACULA,
Dull, Lloyd W.
CHRISTMAS CANDLES.
Dumas, Mildred.
THE POWER OF MY WILL.
Du Maurier, George.
OH, MR. SVENGALI! NO, MR.
PETER IBBETSON.
SVENGALI.
Dumdei, Mrs. Leo.
ASSURANCE OF PARDON.
Duncan, Ronald.
ABELARD & HELOISE.
Durden, Robert Talbot.
KICK UP YOUR HEELS.
Duress. Cis. iSis
THE CRAZY LOCOMOTIVE.
THE WATER HEN.
Durrett, Bobbye Russell.
ADVENTURES OF KING ARTHUR AND THE
ROUND TABLE,
THE QUEST.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
THE WILD SWANS.
Durrett, Mrs. R. E., dx. SEE Durrett,
Bobbye Russell.
Durston, David E.
THE DEVIL MADE A LITTLE TOWN,
Duthie, Hermine. SEE Decker, Hermine
Duthie.
Duvall, James R.
RANCHERO, OH, RANCHERO,.
Dyal, Donald 0O., pseud.
Thomas Erskine.
SEE Smith,
Dychtwald, Yoram.
A POEM FOR AN OLD MAN.
DRAMAS
Eager, Edward.
SURE SIGN OF SPRING.
Eager, Jane.
SURE SIGN OF SPRING.
Early Bird Music Pub. Co., Ltd.
GERMAN MUSIC TEACHER.
SHOT BE THE REDCOATS.
East, Gertrude A.
KNIT ONE--PURL TWO. (R)
East Publications, Inc.
COLD FEET.
Eastman Chemical Products, Inc.
ANUNCIO HECHO CON UNA PLANCHA DE
PLASTICO BUTIRATO TENITE.
AUCH SIE SCHILDER AUS TENITE BUTYRAT/
PLATTEN.
DISTRINPNETERI CON I FIGLI PLASTICI
DI BUTIRRATO TENITE.
Eastman Kodak Co.
ANUNCIO HECHO CON UNA PLANCHA DE
PLASTICO BUTIRATO TENITE.
AUCH SIE SCHILDER AUS TENITE BUTYRAT/
PLATTEN .
DISTRINPNETERI CON I FIGLI PLASTICI
DI BUTIRRATO TENITE.
Eaton, Mary Page.
THE FUNERAL.
Echols, Margit.
THE WOODEN DAGGER.
Echols, Randy.
THE WOODEN DAGGER.
Edgley, Leslie.
IN TRANSIT.
Edinberg, Ruth.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Editions Bernard Grasset. SEE
Grasset (Bernard) Editions.
Editions Gallimard.
Editions.
SEE Gallimard,
Education Unlimited Corp.
AND MORE PHONICS.
ELEMENTARY STUDY SKILLS.
LIBRARY SKILLS.
PHONICS I.
SENTENCE SENSE.
Educational Development Corp.
DECODING FOR READING.
Educational Research Associates..
LETTER WRITING FOR THE OFFICE.
Edwards, Thomas Garner.
PETER ONE.
Egan, Raymond B.
CHINOOK. (R)
Egan, Raymond B., Jr.
CHINOOK. (R)
Einbinder, Harvey.
MAH NAME IS LYNDON,
Einhorn, Abraham.
AN ESKIMO NAMED JOE SIEGELMAN.
Eirich, G.M.B.H., Theaterverlag.
S' WIESENHENDL.
Eldridge Pub. Co.
COLOR ME FEMININE.
THE PIRATE'S DIN.
Eliasberg, Rose.
PERFECT PATTERN FOR HAPPINESS.
HAROLD SEL ease
NO LONGER AT EASE,
Elliott, Stephen.
SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABOUT.
Ellipsis Music Corp.
SEW WHAT'S NEW.
Jan.—June
Ellis, Edith. SEE Furness, Edith Ellis.
Ellis, Lucy Perkins.
THERE'S SOMETHING NEW.
Ellstein, Sylvia Regan.
ZELDA,
Elmslie, Kenward.
MISS JULIE.
Emanuel Music Corp.
THE LITTLEST ANGEL.
Empringham, Douglas R.
MODEL.
Emr, Roland Jon.
ERNIE'S STORY.
Engar, Keith M.
RENDEZVOUS.
Engel, Lyle Kenyon.
RICHARD BLADE.
TIBER MARTIN-AQUANAUGHT: AMERICA'S
NEW AND SECRET SILENT SERVICE SET
UP TO EXPLORE, OPERATE, AND
PATROL INNER SPACE.
Engel, Mary.
BETTY CRACKER.
THE WEIGHT WATCHERS,
England, Martha Winburn,
OTHELLO.
Engler, Margaret.
PAS DE QUATRE.
SAUCE FOR THE GANDER.
Engler, Margot. SEE Engler, Margaret.
Ensor, Sara L.
THE BEST BIRTHDAY.
Enters, Angna,
MAMA'S ANGEL. (R)
Ephron, Henry.
I GIVETH AND GIVETH.
Ephron, Phoebe.
I GIVETH AND GIVETH.
Erdos, Leslie L.
THE RED PENCIL.
Erhard, Thomas A.
THE CATACLYSMIC LOVES OF COOPER AND
LOOPER, AND THEIR FRIEND WHO WAS
SQUASHED BY A MOVING VAN.
Erickson, Carl Joseph.
INTRODUCTION TO THE ROLE OF THE
CONSONANTS AND THE PATTERN OF
INTONATION.
Erickson, Jane.
MURDER IMPERATIVE.
Erickson, Kenneth Charles.
THE KING'S HIGHWAY.
Erickson, Paul A.
HET BELANG VAN EEN GEESTELIJKE
LEVENSBESCHOUWING.
LA VALEUR D'UNE OPTIQUE SPIRITUELLE,
IL VALORE DI UN PUNTO DI VISTA
SPIRITUALE.
VOUS ET DIEU.
Erwin, Susan Graham.
Susan Graham Erwin.
SEE Williamson,
Erwin, Susan Graham, pseud. SEE
Williamson, Mrs. Harold.
Esposito-Torrigiani, Uccio.
JEAN.
Esquire, Inc. Coronet Instructional
Films Division. SEE Coronet Instruc-
tional Films.
Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.
SEE King, Martin Luth
Estate of. oe seuaee
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Etcheverry, Marian Hazard,
THORWALD, (R)
Ettinger, Sy Sol.
A TIME NOT TO BE BORN.
Euripides.
BACCHAE.
THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES.
HAWK'S BROOD.
Evans, Alison R,.
SCRIMSHAW.
Evans, Edward Kinchley.
DEATH IN XANADU.
Evans, Robert Rees.
SCRIMSHAW.
Everest, John. SEE Ziniewicz, John.
Everett, Ronald M.
A LAMENT FOR SONNY.
Ewald, Carl.
My LITTLE BOY, MY BIG GIRL.
Executape Systems, Inc.
EXECUTIVE SALES SERIES,
Faber, Beatrice.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE BOY. (R)
Fabio, Sarah Webster.
THE SAGE OF THE BLACK MAN.
Fair, Ronald L.
THE EMPEROR'S PARADE.
Fairbanks (Jerry) Productions of Cal-
ifornia.
THE BAMBOO SAUCER.
Fales, Nancy.
Fales.
SEE Martin, Nancy
Fall, Leo.
JOYS OF YOUTH. (R)
Falleder, Arnold.
FOUR O'CLOCK CHILDREN.
Farmelant, Annabelle.
AN ACADEMIC FANTASY.
Faro, Arline, pseud. SEE Faruolo,
Arline.
Faruolo, Arline.
THE RENAISSANCE OF XURY WILKINS.
Fatseas, Betty.
KIDDIE KINGDOM.
Faulkner, Norma Jean.
MARY MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND.
Favicchio, John.
PATIENCE, PATIENCE, WHERE IS THY KICK.
Feiler, Max Christian.
DIE SECHSTE FRAU.
Fekete, Lesiie Bush-. SEE Bush-Fekete,
Leslie.
Fekete, Mary Bush-. SEE Bush-Fekete,
Mary.
Felician, Joseph M., pseud. SEE
Feliciano, Jose M.
Feliciano, Jose M.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Feltz, Kurt.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY.
Fendrich, Shubert.
THE PIPE IS LIT.
Fergusson, Francis.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Ferlaine, John A.
SHAKEDOWN FOR A KITCHEN SINK.
Ferlita, Ernest, S.J.
THE PROTEST.
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NAME INDEX
Fernandes, John.
COMEDY MONOLOGS OF JOHN FERNANDES.
Fernandez, Carmen Lara.
COMO EDUCAR SUS HIJOS.
Ferrari-Trecate, Gualtiero.
GHIRLINO. (R)
Ferrari-Trecate, Luigi.
GHIRLINO, (R)
Ferri, Anthony R.
A SPEECH.
Ferris, Charles W.
WHO'S IN CONTROL.
Fessier, Michael.
OLIVER HORTON. (R)
THE TREE IN THE FOREST. (R)
Fetchko, George Thomas.
PINZO AND COLUMBO.
Fetherston, Sarah ¢.
CLOUDS OVER INNISH
Feves, Gene Semenov.
VALADAO'S SAND CASTLE.
THE YEAR-AROUND BAZAAR,
Feves, Mrs. Gene Semenov.
THE YEAR-AROUND BAZAAR,
Feydeau, Georges,
UN FIL A LA PATTE.
LOVE ON THE RACK.
Feyk, David E.
CAR TREK.
Fieger, Adeline.
HYDE,
EN. (R)
Field (Jefferson) Productions. SEE
Jefferson Field Productions.
Field, Joseph A.
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
Fielding, Henry.
A MUSICAL VERSION OF HENRY FIELDING'S
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES.
Fields, Eugene.
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN AND NOD IN NOOM.
Fields, James W.
A LONELY LITTLE MAN.
Fiélds, Joseph.
MY SISTER EILEEN.
Filer, Pherbia.
MY DARLING DAUGHTER.
Filmex International, Inc.
THE TRIP TO DEATH.
Finch, Betty Smith.
DESERT SHALL REJOICE, (R)
SUMMER COMES TO THE DIAMOND 0. (R)
Finch, Robert.
DESERT SHALL REJOICE. (R)
SUMMER COMES TO THE DIAMOND 0. (R)
Finkler, Alec J.
BOBBY'S CHRISTMAS,
Fiorita, Daniel M.
MY UNCLE ANTONIO,
Firefly, pseud. SEE Zeese, Bertha B.
Firmagé, George J.
THREE PLAYS AND A BALLET.
Fisher, John.
A DESPERATE CHOICE.
Fisher, Margaret Trusler.
FOREVER WOMAN.
Fitzgerald, John David, Jr.
IF IS A CROOKED LETTER,
Fitzpatrick, Burgess W.
RING THE BELL.
Fitzpatrick, Lucy M.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Flagg, Mildred E,.
NEW FAMILY IN TOWN.
Flavius, pseud. SEE Barnes,
J. Howard K.
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Fleenor, Ann.
WHY, MOMMY, WHY.
Fleq, Edmond.
MACBETH. (R)
Flores, Bernal.
THE LAND OF HEART'S DESIRE.
Flowers, James.
THE MOST WANTED WOMAN.
Floyd, Carlisle.
THE SOJOURNER AND MOLLIE SINCLAIR.
Flynn, Fletcher Richard.
ONE DAMNED THING AFTER ANOTHER.
Fogél, Julius.
A LIGHT IN THE BLUE.
Fohssarg, Alan, pseud.
Alex.
Foley, Edward Thomas.
HE BELONGS TO THE AGES.
See Grasshoff,
Force, William M.
ORESTES AND ELECTRA.
Ford, Nancy. SEE Charles, Nancy Ford.
Foreman, Gladys.
THE SCHLEMIEL.
Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Assn.
HOLIDAY.
Forsman, John Vaind.
COMO EL RANCHERITO JUAN GANO LOS
JUEGOS OLIMPICOS.
Forsyth, James.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
Fort Vance Press.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
Fortress Press.
ON THAT DAY.
Foster, Gladys S.
HAND IN HAND.
THE TENNIS CLUB DANCE.
Foster, Paul.
TOM PAINE.
Fouts, Tom C.
WHAT IS AN AMERICAN.
Fowler, Bubba.
JENNY LOVE.
Fowler, Clement.
REPLACING THE WATER-FLY.
WM OXseniees bye
THANKS FOR LISTENING. {R)
Frakes, Jack.
ONCE UPON A PLAYGROUND.
Frank, Bruno.
THE GOLDEN BEETLE,
Fratti, Mario.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MOD.
THEATRE.
Frazin, Julian.
THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER.
Freedman, Gerald.
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S
LABOR'S LOST.
cs
N ITALIAN
Freedman, Harris.
A BLIND WOMAN SAW ME CRY.
IS THAT A WAY TO DRESS.
PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY.
Freeman, C. Dink.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Freeman, Michael.
LOVE AND OTHER BLOOD SPORTS.
French (Samuel) Inc.
BIG ANNIE.
BOYS ARE SLIPPING. (R)
THE CHRISTMAS COURIERS.
THE MAN ON THE TOWER.
A PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE.
QUICK ROMANCE.
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French (Samuel) Ine.-Con.
ROUGH DRAFT.
A SHORT WALK AFTER DINNER.
THE TRAVELLING SISTERS.
TWENTY SHORT PLAYS ON A ROYALTY
HOLIDAY. (R)
WHEN MEN ARE SCARCE.
French (Samuel) Ltd.
FLIGHT INTO EGYPT.
GEORGE.
NO SMOKE.
NOT LIKE OTHER MEN.
French & European Publications, Inc.
LE MISANTHROPE.
LE TARTUFFE.
Fried, Elliot.
EVERYMAN.
Fried, Erich.
ARDEN MUST DIE.
Fried, Richard.
LONELYHEARTS .
Friedberg, Stanley L.
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN.
Friedman, Leah.
CIRCUS.
RACHEL,
Friedrich, Richard P.
WAR OF THE JUICES.
Friel, Brian.
LOVERS.
Frieman, Mary R.
ALMA MOORE.
Friends of the Jewish Theatre for
Children, Inc.
THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS,
TO WAKE THE KING.
Friendship Press, Inc.
DANGERFIELD NEWBY MOVES UPTOWN.
Frye, Thomas Keith.
THE MADNESS OF SANITY.
Fuentes, Ernesto D.
LA FIESTA.
Fuentes, Mrs. Manuel S. SEE Fuentes,
Martha A.
Fuentes, Martha A.
JUNY.
LOS TRESCIENTOS.
Fuller, Charles H., Jr.
THE LAYOUT LETTER.
Fuller, Edmund.
HENRY IV, PART ONE.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Fuller, Samuel.
CAINE.
Fullmer, Richard D.
OH! GODMOTHER.
Fulton, John.
THE BAMBOO SAUCER.
Furia, Carl.
THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT COMEDY OF
RON CAREY.
Furness, Edith Ellis.
THE MASKED BALL. (R)
SOME CALL IT MADNESS. (R)
Gabel, Caroline D.
THE BLACK DRAGON.
Gabertovich, Helaine. SEE Stone,
Helaine Gabertovich.
Gabler, Carl.
THE MAKROPOULOS SECRET.
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Gaddis, William Lewis, Jr.
SOMEWHERE TO WEAR NOTHING.
Gagliano, Frank.
FATHER UXBRIDGE WANTS TO MARRY.
Gagnier, Joseph C.
MUSIC TO SKI GIRLS BYE.
Galarno, William.
KISS, CHILDREN, KISS.
Gallimard, Editions.
LA CUISINE.
LA DEFAITE D'ANNIBAL.
JEAN.
TATA.
THEATRE I.
LA VILLE A VOILE.
LA VILLE DONT LE PRINCE EST UN
ENFANT.
Galling, Dennis Lee.
DOWN COMES KITTY.
Galvin, W. Randolph, Jr.
THE DUNGEON.
Gamble, Paul.
RITE NOW.
Gamble, Robert M.
IN TWENTY-FIVE WORDS OR LESS.
Gano, Norman.
LIVING IN A TIME OF CHANGE.
Garanei, Pietro.
RINALDI AND ANGELICA.
Garbin, Ronald Alexander.
THE INDIAN RING.
Garchik, Norma Sandra.
THERE'S ALWAYS A FIRST TIME.
Garcia, Gilbert.
ENCOUNTER AT TWIN RIVERS.
Garcia, Juan Lopez. SEE Lopez Garcia,
Juan.
Garden, Oddie, pseud. SEE Oddie, Bill.
Gardner, Geoffrey Yvelin.
THE RISE AND FALL OF MARMADUKE MORGAN,
Garet, Michael Steven.
THE CASTLE.
Gargaro, William J., dr.
QUADRANGLE BASH.
Garofalo, Carl C.
THE SEVENTH STREET GANG.
Garson, Barbara.
MACBIRD.
Garson, Matthew R., pseud. SEE
Ignoffo, Matthew F., Jr.
Gasbarra, Felix.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK.
Gaskin, Amos G.
FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN AMERICA.
Gassner, John.
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE.
Gates, Crawford.
RENDEZVOUS.
Gaumont, Irving.
I COULDA, I WOULDA, I SHOULDA.
Gavin, Frederick Joseph.
ALL GOD'S CHILDREN.
Gay, James Paul.
FROM THE WOMB OF THE MORNING.
Gearheart, James.
KINDLY DR. JOHN.
Gehri, Alfred.
AU SOLEIL D'OR.
Geiselman, Richard A.
GOOD COMMUNISTS.
Jan.—June
A SUMMARY CASE FOR BETTER TV VIEWING.
Gellendre, Herbert Vv.
TAPS.
Geller, Stephen.
THE ELECTRIC BOX.
General Motors Corp.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.
General Motors Corp. Chevrolet Motor
Division.
BEAT THE POWER ROBBERS.
BENEFITS OR IDEAS: CHEVY VAN VS
68 1/2 ECONOLINE.
HE WEARS MANY HATS & YOU CAN'T FLY BY
THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS.
THE 1968 CHEVROLET DATA BOOK, YOUR
ROUTE TO FULL-LINE SELLING.
SELLING IS SELLING.
THE TOUGHEST JOB.
Genéral Motors Corp. Oldsmobile
Division.
THE BONUS BABIES.
MINDING THE STORE, OLDS STYLE.
"SELL" THE WARRANTY TOO.
ZERO IN.
General Motors Corp. Pontiac Motor
Division.
ACTION ON SECOND AVENUE.
FIREBIRD LEADS THE FIELD.
NO SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS WHEN IT
COMES TO OWNER RELATIONS.
THE VALUE LEADER.
WHY TEMPEST CUSTOM TOPS COMPETITION.
A WINNER ALL THE WAY.
George, Nathan.
YES.
George, Randall.
RED LIGHTNING.
Gérard, Martin Henri.
CAMPUS KID.
Gerber, Albert B.
THE LADY IS NOT FOR KINSEY.
Gerber, Mabel.
COMPUTERIZED MUSIC APPRECIATION.
COMPUTERIZED MUSIC APPRECIATION WITH
MABEL GERBER.
THE GERBER FOLLOW-UP SYSTEM.
Gerber Products Co.
THE TRIP OF P.A. 3679 THRU EQUIP-
MENTLAND.
Gergen, Kenneth J.
MOTIVATION: FORCES IN ACTION.
Gerould, Daniel C.
THE CRAZY LOCOMOTIVE.
THE WATER HEN.
Gershwin, Ira.
LADY IN THE DARK. (R)
Gerstenberg, Alice.
SOUND-EFFECTS MAN, (R)
Gesner, Clark, pseud. SEE Gordon, John.
Gessner, Richard A.
PINOCCHIO,
Ghedini, Giorgio Federico.
LA PULCE D'ORO. (R)
Gibbs, Barbara. SEE Golffing, Barbara
Gibbs.
Gibson, Elizabeth.
WIDOW'S MITE,
Gibson, Elizabeth. SEE Gregory,
Elizabeth, pseud.
Gibson, William.
A CRY OF PLAYERS.
Gide, André.
OEDIPE.
Gierymski, Tadeusz.
TANGO.
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Gilbert.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH THE PIRATES OF
PENZANCE. (R)
Gilbert, Edwin.
BIG BOY BLUE. (R)
Gilchrist, Marjorie A. SEE
Terry, Marjorie A.
Terry, Marjorie A. Gilchrist.
Gailttiond; Ci. (B.
WIDOW'S MITE,
Gilford, Charles Bernard. SEE
Gregory, Elizabeth, pseud.
Gillespie, Gilbert Abraham.
HOLY OLD GOPHER FACE,
Gilman, Doris.
BIALIK, SWEET SINGER OF ISRAEL.
AN INVITATION TO THE BANQUET FEAST OF
THE MESSIAH.
DER REBBE ELIMELECH.
Gilman, Richard.
THE LINE OF LEAST EXISTENCE AND
OTHER PLAYS.
Gilroy, Frank D.
THAT SUMMER, THAT FALL & FAR
ROCKAWAY.
Ginn & Co. Blaisdell Pub. Co. Division.
SEE Blaisdell Pub. Co.
Ginsberg, Bernard Matthew.
A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND.
Ginsbérg, Milton Moses.
HIGH FLYING BIRD MEETS THE FANGED
AND POISONOUS SOLDEN WHIP SERPENT.
Ginsburg, Helen Sloan.
EXCEPT YE BECOME.
Ginther, John R.
READING ATTENUATED TEXT: A RESEARCH
TOOL FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST.
Giovanni, Paul.
CHERI AND THE LAST OF CHERI.
Giovanni, Sandro.
RINALDI AND ANGELICA.
Gipson, Woodie Lee, Jr.
A GREAT SOLDIER BOY.
Girard, R. Kenneth.
CHANCES IN 12 STROKES.
Giraudoux, Jean,
INTERMEZZO.
Giraudoux, Jean Pierre.
THEATRE D'ARRIERE-GARDE.
Girling, Zoe.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART TWO.
Gittler, Allan.
PARACHUTE TO PARADISE.
Givvin, Lou.
BIG ANNIE.
Glass, Dudley.
MASQUERADE.
Glassberg, Leslie K.
THE HOPPITY BUNNIES.
Glen, Elizabeth Louise.
HEAVEN'S WITHIN.
Glynn, Jeanne Davis.
SUNSHINE FOR THE QUEEN.
Godes, T. Dawn.
TUNA FISH COMMERCIAL.
Goebert, William Earl.
GRAND RE-OPENING.
Goethe.
WERTHER,.
Goetz, Denny P.
THE DEATH OF H. BARROW.
Goff, Madison L.
THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE.
NAME INDEX
RIDDLE FOR MR. TWIDDLE. (R)
Goggan, John Patrick.
THIS GENTLE GHOST. (R)
Goggin, Richard Xavier.
THE ANIMALS CHRISTMAS.
Gold, Doris B.
THE PROMISED LAND.
Goldberg, Didian.
WHAT MAKES THE MAN.
Golden, Joseph.
THE PREMIUM.
WHAT ARE LITTLE GIRLS MADZ OF.
Goldenthai, Jolene Bleich.
BUDDY, GOODBYE.
Goldman, Edward M.
BONTCHE SHWEIG.
Goldman, Leo.
HALF-LIGHT.
Goldsmith, James.
WINKY AND BULL IN NEW YORK.
Goldstein, Hyman.
THE DOCTOR SAID, SEX IS FOR EVERY-
BODY.
Goldstein, Stanley.
SO I BIT HIM.
Golffing, Barbara Gibbs.
THE BEACH.
LORELEI.
THE POOL.
Gollancz (Victor) Ltd.
FIFTY ONE-ACT PLAYS. (R)
Gondell, Harry.
THE GREAT SARDONO,
Gonzalez-Aller, Faustino.
EL DELFIN.
Goodjohn, Arlouine. SEE Wu, Arlouine
Goodjohn.
Goodloe, Abbie Carter,
STORM OVER BERMUDA. (R)
Goodloe, Carter. SEE Goodloe, Abbie
Carter.
Goodman, Carol.
MARLOWE,
Goodman, Robert E.
IT'S MY TOWN.
Goodpaster, Edwin W.
COLLECTED SKITS NO.1.
Goodrich, David L.
MISS ALL-AMERICAN ROSE.
Goodrich, Libbie.
THE RIGHT TO WRONG.
Goodson, Wilbur Chapman.
BANK BY RADIO,
Gordon, John.
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN.
Gordon, Kurtz, pseud. SEE Kurtz,
C. Gordon.
Gordon, Stuart Alan.
THE GAME SHOW.
Gordon, Thomas Edward.
THE GOLDEN DOLPHIN.
Gore, J. Christopher.
MARY.
Gorman, Thomas R.
5 MODERN ENGLISH PLAYS.
Goslich, Maria.
ALRAUNE.
Goslich, Siegfried.
ALRAUNE.
Goun, Alex.
SPELL OF HELL.
Grabau, Mary Antin, Estate of.
THE PROMISED LAND.
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Grabstald, Harry.
GOOD OLD ALVIN.
Grahame, Kenneth.
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS.
Grainger Music.
MISS GOODY TWO-SHOES.
Grande, Albert.
THE DIRECTOR.
Granick, Harry.
THE HELLS OF DANTE.
PROMENADE AND AROUND WE GO.
Grant, William.
AT WHITLEY FIFTH AVENUE.
Grasset, Bernard.
THEATRE.
Grasset (Bernard) Editions.
THEATRE.
THEATRE D'ARRIERE-GARDE.
Grasshoff, Alex.
COME OUT, COME OUT, WHOEVER YOU ARE.
Graves, Russell.
AT AULIS.
THE BATTLE OF THE CARNIVAL AND LENT.
BLUEBEARD.
THE MAGIC ISLE.
MR. HYDE.
Gray, Patricia.
THE LITTLEST ANGEL.
Gray & Rogers, Inc.
EVERYBODY'S SWINGIN'.
Grazia, Edward de. SEE De Grazia,
Edward.
Grébanier, Bernard.
RINALDI AND ANGELICA.
Grecco, Stephen Richard.
THE ROOMING HOUSE,
THE VACATION.
Greco, Rita Catherine.
LINCOLN: THE TRAGIC MAN.
Green, Paul.
NATIVE SON. (R)
START IN LIFE. (R)
Green, William M.
STATISTICS.
Green Hornet, Inc.
THE GREEN HORNET. (R)
Greenberg, Irving.
THE NATURE OF THE BEAST.
PHIU PHIUUU (WOLF WHISTLE)
Greenberg, Selma.
THE VERB TO BE.
THE VERB TO DO.
THE VERG TO GO.
THE VERB TO HAVE.
THE VERB TO SAY.
THE VERB TO SEE.
Greene, Barry Hewitt.
CONFLICT AND CONCORD.
Greene, Joe.
ALICIA, YOU SPELL IT WITH INDELIBLE.
BLOOD IS THICKER THAN A NEPHEW'S
SKULL.
DOES A GATOR CHOKE ON THE GRASS OF
HUMAN KINDNESS.
LORI IS THE WORD FOR A REAL JAZZ
BABY.
NOW THAT I'VE FOUND YOU AM I STILL A
RELATIVE.
ONE GOLD TOOTH IS A FORTUNE, TWO IS
TROUBLE.
WATER, WATER EV'RYWHERE.
Greene, William Clayton.
STATISTICS.
Greer, Herb.
UNDER THE VOLCANO,
Gregory, Elizabeth, pseud.
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL.
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Gregory, Harold Anthony.
THE HAPPENING.
Greth, Roma.
CELEBRATION,
NOVEMBER PEOPLE.
Griener, James Alden.
IN SILENCE.
Griffin, Henry William.
CAMPION.
Griffin, William.
Henry William.
SEE Griffin,
Griggs, Mary Lois.
UNCLE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU.
Grillo, Leo F., Jr.
THE CARVELLE CART.
Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Karl.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN,
Grimm, Wilhelm Karl.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN.
Grissmer, John M.
DID ANYONE HERE MURDER MAX.
Gronowicz, Antoni.
THE GREAT SOCIETY.
Grossling, Bernardo F.
EDUCATION, THE ESSENCE OF DEVELOP-
MENT.
Grostein, Sonia.
YOU AND WE.
Grove Press, Inc.
MADAME DE SADE.
Groves, John Patrick.
TRIBUTE TO A SOLDIER.
Groves, Susan Rae.
TRIBUTE TO A SOLDIER.
Grow, Ruth McClure.
TEL-RADIX REPORT ON THE CRUCIFIXION
AND RESURRECTION,
Grubbs, Robert L.
GREGG TYPING TAPES: FUND.
PRODUCTION.
Gruber, Franz.
OH LITTLE STAR.
E
ENTALS OF
Grumberg, Jean Claude.
DEMAIN, UNE FENETRE SUR RUE.
Grunke, Leal.
THE BIBLE IN LIVING SOUND.
Gruskin, Jerome.
AS LONG AS TIT HAVE ME, WE DON'T NEED
ANYBODY.
Gruskin, Jerry. SEE Gruskin, Jerome.
Guare, John.
THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES.
TO WALLY PANTONI, WE LEAVE A CREDENZA.
Guastalla, Claudio.
LUKREZIA. (R)
Guerdon, David, pseud.
dean Charles.
SEE Guiderdoni,
Guiderdoni, Jean Charles.
LA MACHINE A SOUS.
Guild Publications of California, Inc.
WANTED: SEXPERTS AND SERPENTS FOR OUR
GARDEN OF MAIDENS,
Guixogn, Alfred.
RUN OF ASA LOCKE.
Gunderson, Frances.
THE OTHER WISDOM.
Gurian, Jay.
WHERE IS YOUR BROTHER.
Gurner, Fred.
SHORTTIMER,
Gurney, Albert R., Jr.
THE PROBLEM.
DRAMAS
Gustafson, Richard.
THE SUN'S OWN GOLD.
Gutkind, Lee A.
THE MAGIC HAMMER,
Guttry, Mrs. John S. SEE Guttry,
Lottie L.
Guttry, Lottie L.
I'VE BEEN EXPECTING YOU.
H
Haas, Peter.
RUNNING FREE.
Habérér, Bert.
THE EVOLUTION OF MAN.
EXTRANEOUS PRESSURE POTENTIAL OF
DIASTER.
Hacker, Andrew.
THE POST AFFLUENT GENERATION.
Hadassah, Women's Zionist Organization
of America, ine.
A BLACK CANOPY, A BLACK SKY.
DI CHASENEH IZ NISHT FORGEKOOMEN.
Haefer, Ruth R.
OREGON MY OREGON.
Hafner, Les.
TWO GUNS AT SUNDOWN.
Hagan, Joseph R.
A CHRISTMAS CRIME.
THE SHAFT OF LIFE.
Hageli-Malli, Constantine Alexander.
NAPOLEON AND THE FLOODS. (R)
Hagen, Ray.
GRAVEDIGGERS OF 1968.
Hagi-Mallis, Constantine Alexander.
SEE Hageli-Malli, Constantine
Alexander.
Hahn, Phil.
MISS GOODY TWO-SHOES.
Hajduk, Peter J.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN,.
Haldeman, Charles.
DAMN IT, DIONYSOS, DO.
Hale, Edward Everett.
MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY.
Hale, Paul V.
THE TRIAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Halévy, L.
LA VIE PARISIENNE.
Halkin, Hillel.
PREGNANCY.
Hall, Adrian.
YEARS OF THE LOCUST.
Hall, Floréncé Marie.
THE GOLDEN RODS.
Hall, Leila.
THE GOLDEN EGG.
Hall, Marie. SEE Hall, Florence Marie.
Hall, Paavo Kurt.
PROMETHEUS COMPLAINS.
Hallsman, Mark, pseud.
Mark D.
Halperin, Llée,
EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION: A KEY TO
HIGH LEVEL COMMUNICATION.
Halter, David R.
CHARACTERISTICS OF INNER CITY
CLIENTS.
Hamburger Musikverlag, G.M.B.H.
DIE SECHSTE FRAU.
SEE Jamison,
Hamilton, John Bowen.
THE ROPE OF SAND.
Jan.—June
Hamilton, Norman, pseud. SEE Drey,
Walter.
Hainnarstrom, David Lewis.
TT'S IN THE STARS.
Hammerstein, Dorothy B.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hammerstein, James B.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hammerstein, O., II.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hammerstein, William.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hampton, James.
AND AMERICA LISTENED.
Handy (Jam) Organization, Inc.
ACTION ON SECOND AVENUE.
ANOTHER FREEZING SUCCESS.
BEAT THE POWER ROBBERS.
BENEFITS OR IDEAS: CHEVY VAN VS
68 1/2 ECONOLINE.
THE BONUS BABIES.
CLOSEUP ON CLOSING.
FIREBIRD LEADS THE FIELD.
FOLLOW-THROUGH.
HE WEARS MANY HATS & YOU CAN'T FLY BY
THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS.
HOW TO HELP THE CUSTOMER.
IDEAS, KEY TO CREATIVE SELLING.
MEDITERRANEAN LANDS.
MINDING THE STORE, OLDS STYLE.
955 SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER.
THE 1968 CHEVROLET DATA BOOK, YOUR
ROUTE TO FULL-LINE SELLING.
NO SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS WHEN IT
COMES TO OWNER RELATIONS.
1155 SELF-PROPELLED WINDROWER.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.
THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES. (R)
PHILOSOPHY OF SUCCESS.
"SELL" THE WARRANTY TOO.
SELLING IS SELLING.
THE TOUGHEST JOB.
THE VALUE LEADER.
WESTERN ART.
WESTINGHOUSE RANGES, THE COMPARISON
STORY.
WHY TEMPEST CUSTOM TOPS COMPETITION.
WINDROWER FILMSTRIP.
A WINNER ALL THE WAY.
ZERO IN.
Hanley, William.
FLESH AND BLOOD.
TODAY IS INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Hanna, William John.
POLITICAL PROBLEMS IN THE NASCENT
STATES.
Hanrahan, Jack.
MISS GOODY TWO-SHOES.
Hanselmann, Paul W.
THE PIPE Is LIT.
Hansen, Lona Mildred.
FREEDOM'S PLEDGE.
Hansen (Wilhelm) Musik-Forlag.
MASQUERADE.
Hapgood, Elizabeth Reynolds.
tr TWO MAPLE TREES.
Harlow, Wayne Clifford.
WHEN THE GREAT EARTH CHANGES CAME.
Harmacek, Jerome R.
A TEMPEST IN EDEN.
Harper, Sterling.
THE SILENT SOUND OF CHRISTMAS,
THE STREET SWEEPER.
Harrah, Madge.
TEEN-AGERS OF THE BIBLE.
Harrington, Grace.
THE HAPPINESS TRER.
Harris, Jed.
AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR YOUR
COUNTRY LATELY.
Harris, Mary Kay.
AND WHERE DO YOU LIVE.
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Harris, Theodore.
NICKY.
Harris, Vernon.
I WANT TO BE AN ACTOR. (R)
Harrison, Anthony Lucas.
WHITE OR BLACK,
Harrison, Hazel R.
WHY WORRY.
Hart, Catherine Carlisle.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (R)
LADY IN THE DARK. (R)
Hart, Johnston M.
THE ACTION PROGRAM WITH A FRESH
APPROACH TO HIGHWAY SAFETY.
Hart, Moss.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (R)
LADY IN THE DARK. (R)
Hart, Rhoda,
THE BIG EXECUTIVE.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
CHRISTMAS.
DOGS.
EASY SLEAZY'S HOUSEKEEP SERVICE.
THE FOLDER MAN.
LITTLE BOY.
A LITTLE BOY, SONNY.
MAD GENIUS.
OL' ABE LINCOLN.
OLD GRANPA AND OLD GRANDMA.
THE OLD MAID'S PAD.
THE OLD MAID'S VISIT.
RECORDING TWELVE.
RECORDING 13.
THANKSGIVING.
Hartfield, Victoria Danner.
BLEAT LITTLE BLACK LAMB.
CHUCKY THE CHICKEN,
CLOWNY CLAP-CLAP,
DROOPY, DROWSY DRAGON.
PISHERMAN FRED AND THE FRISKY FISH
FLORA FLAMINGO.
HOW TO BE A GRADUATE.
PLINK, PLANK, PLUNK.
STERLING STARLIGHT.
THEY WENT THAT WAY.
TREAT THE STREET,
WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY,
+WEDDING OF THE BRIDE AND GROOM.
Hartman, Olov.
ON THAT DAY.
Hartnett, John Edward.
LISTEN, SEAN, TO THE SILHOUETTES OF
RAINDROPS.
Hartt, William Dales.
PETER PIPER PICKED A PICKLED PECK.
°
Harvalie, Cliff, Ir.
ROUGH DRAFT.
Hasek, Jaroslav.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK,
Haskins, Fred.
© HUNTER.
Hastings, Donald.
I CAN NO LONGER STAY WITH YOU.
Hatfield, Emma.
THE MOONSHINER'S DAUGHTER.
Haubold, Cleve.
THE MAN ON THE TOWER.
A SHORT WALK AFTER DINNER.
Haugen, Einar,
FIRE AND ICE.
Hauptman, Gerardo.
LOS TEJEDORES.
324-937 O - 68-6
ay
NAME INDEX
Hauser, Lucille.
PARADE,
THREE TO TANGO.
Hawkins, Gordon.
WHERE BEATS THE RAIN.
Hawkins, Mary K.
LOST EDEN.
Hawkins, Robert.
MACBETH.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
Hayes, Richard Wilson.
THE SUMMIT.
Hazard, Marian.
Marian Hazard.
SEE Etcheverry,
Heard, Johnny Neal.
UNCLE WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU.
Hearl, Garnett Lee.
THE WIDOWS! WINE.
Heath (D. C.) & Co.
BAROQUE AND RESTORATION THEATER.
CLASSICAL GREECE.
DRAMA IN THE WESTERN WORLD.
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
THE RENAISSANCE.
ROMANTICISM AND REALISM.
ROME AND THE MIDDLE AGES.
Hefer, Hayim.
NAZER MECHAKE LERABIN.
Heglund, Arthur R.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE PIONEER.
Heide, Robert, pseud. SEE Heitke,
Robert William.
Heimberg, Michael Jay.
THE CBS WAR OF THE WEEK.
Heinemann, Siegfried.
CONTRACT MARRIAGES INCORPORATED,
TOUCHING PICTURES OF WEDDED BLISS.
Heinrich, Franz J.
SELL UND FIN.
Heisler, Mrs. Bill.
THE SPOTTED SPREAD.
Heitke, Robert William.
MOON.
Heller, John.
ARTHUR! ARTHUR.
Hellman, Lillian.
WATCH ON THE RHINE. (R)
Henderson, Brian.
BACK FROM VIETNAM,
Hendrix, Jimi.
EXP,
Henkel, Gary.
THE MARINE.
Henry, Charles Hayes.
JURAMENTADO,
Hera, Juan Lopez de la.
LA VIZCONDESA DE JORBALAN.
Herald, George W.
THE BUNKER.
Herbst, Jennie.
THE FEATHER PARTY.
Heritage Enterprises, Inc.
CAINE.
Heritage Foundation, Inc.
LET MY PEOPLE GO.
Herman, Jerry.
HELLO, DOLLY.
Herring, Glenwood.
LEAST OF THESE,
Hershey, John, pseud.
James,
Hertel, O. Arthur.
THE IMPOSSIBLE ISLE.
SEE Reach,
Herz, J. Spencer.
THE WHITE ROOM.
THE WHITE ROOM - II.
Hergmanovsky-Orlando, Fritz von.
S' WIESENHENDL.
Hester, Bertha B.
THICKETY BUSH.
Heurer, John.
ARANEIDA,.
Heymann, Jerry.
[LESSON PLAN 350-16]
THE MISER.
Heywood, Thomas.
THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST.
Hezekiah, Lloyd.
THE BREAST OF HEAVEN.
Hickman, Derek.
GEORGE.
Hicks, David.
© BITTER SEEDS OF FURY.
Hicks, Neill DeWitt.
ENCYCLICAL.
Hiers, James Marquis.
THE RAINBOW IS MISSING.
Hiers, Mark.
Higgins, Michael Patrick.
THE MOVEMENT.
Higgins, Monk, pseud. SEE Bland,
Milton.
Higgins, Robert.
THE BUTTERFLY PALACE.
Higley, Sally Raynor..
THE AVERY APPROACH.
Hilb, Emil.
JOYS OF YOUTH. (R)
Hilburn, Samuel C.
AMISTAD,
Hilderbrand, Diane.
RED CLOUD'S FAREWELL TO HIS TRIBE.
Hildreth, Mattie Lee B.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S GOALS.
Hill, Cindy Lee, pseud.
Betty.
SEE Fatseas,
Hill, Mars A.
THE CAGE.
Hill, Mars Andrew.
THREE TEN.
Hill, Steven.
THE JONESES.
Hill, Tom H.
TRIPPED.
Hill & Range Songs, Inc.
HOW PETER COTTONTAIL GOT HIS NAME.
Hillegass, Clifton K.
TWELFTH NIGHT.
Hilliard, A. Rowley.
LIFE FROM BEYOND,
Hines, John.
THE BOYHOOD ADVENTURES OF FREDER
DOUGLASS. te
Hirsch, Bianca Zwang.
THE REHEARSAL.
Hirshbein, Peretz.
ONCE UPON A TIME.
71
SEE Hiers, James Marquis.
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Hitchings, John L.
LOVE AND WAR IN PSILI PSILI.
Hitchings, John Lyman.
LOVE AND WAR IN PSILI PSILI.
Hivnor, Robert H.
LOVE RECONCILED TO WAR.
Hochwalder, Fritz.
DER BEFEHL.
Hodson, James Lansdale.
NELSON IN ARLINGTON STREET, (R)
Hodson, Una.
NELSON IN ARLINGTON STREET. (R)
Hémberg, Hans.
KIRSCHEN FUR ROM. (R)
Hoeniger, F. David.
THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
Hoffart, Edwin J.
THE GHOST INVESTIGATORS.
Hofmannsthal, Hugo von.
THE SALZBURG GREAT THEATRE OF THE
WORLD.
Hogan, Francis T.
YOU MAY WELL BE THE MAN WHO LIVES
FOREVER BUT JUST IN CASE YOU DON'T.
Hoglund, Kay C.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
Hokinson, Helen.
IT WAS A LOVELY MEETING. (R)
Holland, Cornelius J.
Ty COMING OF THE KING. (R)
Holland, Harold.
BW.
Holland, Norman.
YEARS OF THE LOCUST.
Holland, Vincent.
HOPE OF THE WORLD.
Holmes, Norman D.
WHAT IS YOUR STANDARD FOR LIVING.
Holmes, Ruth Vickery.
MODEL THEATRE PLAYS. (R)
Holt, Dennis.
THE FLY IN THE WINE GLASS.
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc.
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE.
Homitzky, Vsevolod.
THE CAREER.
Hopkinson, Mark.
THE STRUTTERS AND THE FRETTERS.
Horovitz, Israel.
THE INDIAN WANTS THE BRONX,
IT'S CALLED THE SUGAR PLUM.
RATS.
Horton, Joel E.
A COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR PRACTICALLY
EVERYBODY.
Hotchner, Stephen.
AND THEN THE EXODUS BEGAN.
THE DEATH OF A POET IN SPAIN.
Houck, Joy N., Jr.
A TASTE OF BLOOD.
Houston, Robert.
CLIMAX.
Howard, David Paul.
MARLOWE.
Howard, Michael Steven.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Howard, Renee.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
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DRAMAS
Howland, Ellen.
SUMMER WEDDING.
Hoyt, Charles H.
TEXAS STEER. (R)
Hubbard, Haven.
CAESAR'S COFFIN.
Hudson, Darril.
TWO SEASONS.
Huff, Jo Ann, pseud. SEE Huffstutler,
Jo Ann.
Huffstutler, James C.
I WISH I COULD SEE WHERE I WERE
GOING.
Huffstutler, Jo Ann.
EVERY MAN HIS HOUR.
Huganir, William L.
SNOWBOUND.
Hughes, Langston.
JUBILEE. (R)
RUN, GHOST, RUN, (R)
TROPICS AFTER DARK. (R)
Humperdinck, Engelbert.
HANSEL AND GRETEL.
Hunt, Charles W.
SUMMER OF AN AMERICAN SWEETHEART.
llege, New York.
HUORE BEGINNING TEACHER: INTERVIEWS
WITH BEGINNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TEACHERS.
THE BEGINNING TEACHER: INTERVIEWS
WITH BEGINNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS.
Hurwit, Lawrence S.
THE BIG DIP.
Huszar, John L.
THE PREDICAMENT.
Hutchinson, Alfred.
TIGER'S MILK FOR A KITTEN.
I
Iancovici, Henry J.
ISMENE.
Ibekwe, Chinweizu.
THE CRACKUP.
Ideal School Supply Co.
BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS.
CLASSIFICATION - OPPOSITES - SEQUENCE.
INITIAL AND FINAL CONSONANTS.
READING - WRITING READINESS.
SYLLABLE RULE, ACCENT CLUE.
VOWELS.
WORD BUILDING.
Ignatieff, Michail.
MOLIERE.
Ignatieff, Nadia.
MOLIERE.
Ignoffo, Matthew F., Jr.
THE SPIRIT OF THE LAND.
Igo, Harold.
SOME DAY A BETTER BEAST.
SEE Hill, Tom H.
Tl'sson, Dev, pseud.
Inkiow, Dimiter.
DON JUAN, 70.
Inlender, Avraham.
MOON DAISY.
Institute for Advanced Studies in the
Theatre Arts, New York.
THE VISION OF VASAVADATTA.
International Magazine Service of the
Mid-Atlantic, Inc.
WALTER WINCHELL HOTLINE.
International Teaching Tapes, Inc.
[DRILL TAPES PROGRAM OF AUDIO REIN-
FORCEMENT FOR MODERN MATH]
Jan.—June
Irani, Aspi M.
A GRAIN OF SAND.
Irving, Washington.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Irwin, Howard H.
LA SCIENCE CHRETIENNE ET SON MESSAGE
LIBERATEUR.
A TEOLOGIA DINAMICA DO CRISTIANISMO
CIENTIFICO.
Ishmael. Music.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON.
J
Jackson, Al, Jr.
COLD FEET.
Jackson, Priscilla.
EIGHT STAGES OF A WOMAN'S LIFE.
Jackson, Ruth.
THE MAGIC RED BAG.
Jacob, Irene.
TRAVELING MOM.
Jacobs, Arthur.
ONE-MAN SHOW.
Jacobs, Coleman.
Coleman.
SEE Jacoby,
Jacobsen, Jurgen.
MA, LET ME TALK TO PA.
Jacobson, Steven M.
NEEDS.
Jacoby, Coleman.
THE ROAR OF PEACE,
Jadro, Alan.
THE STARS OF SARGASSO.
Jahrblum, Charles.
THE BAKER'S WIFE. (R)
James, Brandon, pseud.
Margaret J.
SEE Collins,
James, J. Frank.
TWO GUNS AT SUNDOWN.
James, Laurence Joseph.
CRANMER.
Jamison, Mark D.
FINN AND HADDIE ADVENTURES.
Janin, Fulbert, pseud.
Fulbert de.
SEE Lathelier,
Janus, Judith.
DANCER IN AN ART GALLERY.
Jarratt, Florence,
THE DESCENT.
Jarratt, Florence B.
HALF HOSS, HALF ALLIGATOR.
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
Jeffers, William N.
SUNSHINE EVERYWHERE.
Jefferson Field Productions.
SUMMER OF AN AMERICAN SWEETHEART.
Jenks, Dorothy Wills.
NO PILLOW FOR HIS HEAD.
Jensen, Paul Arthur.
MID-SUMMER.
Jepalana Productions, Inc.
THE NOTE.
Jewell, James E.
THE TRUTH, THE TRUTH, NOTHING BUT THE
TRUTH.
Jewell, Keith William,
SHADES OF SHADOWS.
Jewell Radio & Television Productions.
THE TRUTH, THE TRUTH, NOTHING BUT THE
TRUTH.
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Jewish Education Committee of New York.
BONTCHE SHWEIG.
Jisi, Buddy. SEE Jisi, Vincent.
Jisi, Vincent.
DOWN AT MAHONNI'S.
Joerder, Thomas R,
THE LOVE CAMP,
Joerder Associates, Ine,
THE LOVE CAMP,
Johannes, Vivian.
THE MEDUSA.
John, Evan.
STRANGERS' GOLD. (R)
Johnson, Albert Franklin.
A MAN LIKE LINCOLN.
Johnson, Arnold.
THE GATHERING.
Johnson, Arthur.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH THE PIRATES OF
PENZANCE. (R)
Johnson, Crane.
THIRTY-FIVE ONE ACT PLAYS.
Johnson, Dee Strickland.
UNDER THUNDER MOUNTAIN.
Johnson, Harold Leland.
LYRICS FOR A TOCCATA AND FUGUE.
Johnson, James McGhee.
JIM!S-FATRY TALES OF FATRYLAND,
U.S.A.
Johnson, John Bruce.
A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE.
Johnson, Richard Oliver.
RACHEL AND THE VOICE OF DOOM.
Johnston, John N.
THE MOONLIGHTERS.
Jones, Charles E.
THE PRICE OF LEADERSHIP.
WHERE DOES LEADERSHIP BEGIN.
Jones, Claire.
THE MAGIC POUCH.
Jones, J. Watkins.
I WANT TO BE AN ACTOR. (R)
Jones, Jerry.
THE DARK AGENT.
Jones, K., pseud. SEE Michel, Rimsa.
Jones, Kensinger.
A SACK FULL OF GOLD.
Jones, Starr West.
CHILDREN OF FLAME.
Joper, pseud. SEE Santos, Joseph.
Jordan, Michael G., Jr.
THE KINGDOM OF THE TIGER.
Jordan, Neal, pseud. SEE Heard,
Johnny Neal.
Joseph, Carla.
FLOWERS OF FIFTH AVENUE.
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE.
Joseph, Elliott.
WHICH WAY UGANDA.
Julcomp Enterprises, Inc.
THE MARRIAGE.
Justice, Charles.
THE PRISON HOUSE.
K
KPRC News,
W. D. JONES REMEMBERS BONNIE AND
CLYDE.
Kaczender, George.
MONSIEUR G.A. A X.
NAME INDEX
Kafka.
THE PENAL COLONY.
Kagan, Harry Arthur.
THE CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH. (R)
Kagel, Mauricio.
DIE HIMMELSMECHANIK,
Kahanofsky, Barbara.
GRAVEDIGGERS OF 1968.
Kahn, Barbara.
Barbara.
Kahn, Mari.
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN.
SEE Kahanofsky,
Kahn, Terry.
ONE DAMNED THING AFTER ANOTHER.
Kalinich, Stephen John.
FREEWAY SONG.
Kalish, Lionel.
SIDE BY SIDE BY SIDE.
Kalish, Muriel.
SIDE BY SIDE BY SIDE.
Kallesser, Michael.
BABES DON'T CRY ANYMORE.
Kant, Jacob.
DRAMATIC SCENES.
Kaplan, A, Morton.
A KISS FROM LADY LUCK.
Kaplan, Harvey Paul.
THE GIRL THAT WROTE ON THE WALL.
Karadzich, Vuk St.
THE GOLDEN APPLE.
Karchmer, Andrea Rita.
THE GRASS ISN'T GREENER, IT'S DEAD,
Karcezag, Leo.
OREGON MY OREGON.
Karem, Frederick Joseph.
SPIRIT OF AMERICA,
Katayev.
KISS, CHILDREN, KISS,
Kaufman, David M.
JOHN ADAMS.
Kaufman, George S.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HI
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
is)
RE. (R)
Kay, James.
AN AMERICAN GIRL.
Kay, Marian.
A LETTER TO MY RUNAWAY CHILD.
Kaya, Douglas, Jr.
LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER.
Kaye, George.
KING LYNDON OF TAXALOT.
Kaylan, Howard.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON.
Keating, Richard T.
FATS AND FRYING.
Keegan, Marion I.
THE LETTER,
Keene, Donald.
MADAME DE SADE.
Keeney, F. Jacques, pseud. SEE
Keeney, Florence Jakes.
Keeney, Florence Jakes.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER: PEANUT
WIZARD.
Keierleber, Irene A.
THE REAL YOU.
Kein, Sybil, pseud.
Consuela M.
SEE Provost,
Keisman, Michael E,
THE CREATIVE ARTS: FOUR REPRESENTA-
TIVE TYPES.
Keith, Landis, pseud. SEE Shepherd,
Edward Clarence, IV.
Kelkel, Manfred.
ALRAUNE.
Kelley, Norman D.
HANSEL AND GRETEL.
Kelley, Tom.
THE GOLDEN DOLPHIN.
Kelly, John H., IV.
FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM.
Kelly, Tim.
TWO FOOLS WHO GAINED A MEASURE OF
WISDOM.
Kemp-Blair, Henry J.
KISS AN UGLY MAN.
Kennascott Productions.
A TRAGIC PRESIDENT.
Kennedy, Alan David.
THE ARROGANT ARTIST.
THE BUSINESSMAN FROM BESANCON.
THE STRANGLER,
Kennedy, Charles O'Brien,
TELL HER NOTHING. (R)
Kennedy, David J.
THE DOCTOR'S ASSISTANTS.
WHO BUILDS THIS LOFTY STRUCTURE.
Kennedy, Mary Lou.
THE ARROGANT ARTIST.
THE BUSINESSMAN FROM BESANCON.
THE STRANGLER,
Kent-Wright, Clifford.
MUSICAL CHAIRS. (R)
Kermoal, Yves de.
L'ARBRE DU VOYAGEUR.
Kern, Robert.
WHITE ROSES.
Kerner, Ben.
THE LITTLE WHITE ROOM.
PICK IT UP FROM THE DAGGERS.
Kerr, Bruce.
FLICK,
Kerr, Sophie.
Kerr.
SEE Underwood, Sophie
Kesselring, Charlotte.
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. (R)
Kesselring, Joseph.
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. (R)
Kessinger, Kent.
BELOVED BULLDOG.
THE BOY ON THE DIVING BOARD.
THE CARE AND FEEDING OF FUMIGATED
CHILDREN.
DEATH DURING THE TIDDLY HOUR.
GIVE US THIS DAY THE GOLDEN GATE.
THE HEN PARTY AT THE PUMP.
IN THE AMERICAN GALLERY.
THE PEACEABLE KINGDOM.
THE SPERM WHALE.
THERE WERE THREE OLD LADIES FROM
FRISCO.
A THING OF BEAUTY IF A JOY FOREVER.
WAY OUT WEST IN LOTUS LAND.
Kessler, Bruce.
CHUCKLES, THE WONDER DOG.
THE FOREST OF ARDEN.
SEVERAL RESPONSES.
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Kessler, Lyle.
JACK-IN-THE-BOX .
THE WATERING PLACE.
Kessler, Marc.
CHUCKLES, THE WONDER DOG.
THE FOREST OF ARDEN.
SEVERAL RESPONSES,
Ketchum, Kay.
BEYOND THE MOON.
Ketchum, Inc,
A SERIES OF SPEECHES ON FUND-RAISING
GIVEN DURING JULY 1967 IN AUSTRALIA
AND NEW ZEALAND.
Khomitzky, Vsevolod. SEE Homitzky,
Vsevolod.
Kielty, John Roger.
COMEDY '68.
Kiki Musi¢ Corp,
NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN.
Kilgore, Kathleen,
THE VOYAGE OF THE MORNINGSTAR.
Killam, Paul c.
PARADOXES OF PUBLIC DEMOCRATIC
PLANNING.
Killian, Joseph C.
OUR HUMAN CONDITION.
Kilynn Music, Inc.
COOK-OUT.
King, Albert.
COLD FEET.
King, Arthur H., Jr.
THE FOREST QUEEN.
A TOCSIN FOR AURELIUS.
King, Coretta Scott.
ADDRESS OF MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., FIFTH AVENUE PEACE PARADE
COMMITTEE.
SPEECH BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., WELFARE MOTHER'S MARCH,
WELFARE RIGHTS ORGANIZATION, MAY
12, 1968, WASHINGTON, D.C.
STATEMENT BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1968, BAL-
CONY OF LORRAINE MOTEL, MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE,
King, Lawson.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA. (R)
King, Mrs. M. L., Jr. SEE King,
Coretta Scott.
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
THE AMERICAN DREAM.
DRUM MAJOR INSTINCT.
I'VE BEEN TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP.
A STATEMENT BY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967,
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CON-
FERENCE ANNUAL CONVENTION, EBENEZER
BAPTIST CHURCH, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., Estate of.
ADDRESS OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING ON
DECEMBER 10, 1965, TO THE SOUTH
AFRICA BENEFIT OF THE AMERICAN
COMMITTEE ON AFRICA AT HUNTER
COLLEGE, N.Y.C.
DRUM MAJOR INSTINCT.
I'VE BEEN TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP.
SERMON, THE WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1968, THE REV.
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
A STATEMENT BY DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967,
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP’ CON-
FERENCE ANNUAL CONVENTION, EBENEZER
BAPTIST CHURCH, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
King, Michael Howard.
THE TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE STORY.
DRAMAS
Kingsbridge Industries.
KNITTING MACHINES.
Kinter, Richard.
CINDERELLA.
Kipling, Rudyard.
RUNNING FREE.
Kirkpatrick, John.
QUICK ROMANCE.
THE TRAVELLING SISTERS.
WHEN MEN ARE SCARCE.
Kirkpatrick, Robert.
THE BOMB AT KALAAR,.
Kirkwood, Jessie Y.
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
MARY OF MAGDALA,
Kirland, Joseph.
PLAYSONG FOR A COLD AND FROSTY
MORNING,
Kirsch, Arthur Robert.
MALICE IN THE PALACE.
MERRY-GO-ROUND,
THE PROPHECY.
THE PUCK SOCKER.
Kissel, Howard,
CHARLES IVES
N ILLINOIS.
Kitt, Henry.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT.
Kliewer, Warren.
WHAT DO YOU CARE? IT'S BEYOND REPAIR.
Kline, Norman.
FACES.
Klonduck, Nicholas.
QUEEN ANGELINA.
Knaflitsch, Josef.
WOCHENEND IN MAI. (R)
Knapp, Varney.
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS.
Knee, Alan.
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
Knight, Subie.
WORLDS ON END.
Knight, William Nicholas.
THE DEATH OF J. K.
Kober, Arthur S.
WITH SIGMUND FREUD'S BLESSING.
Koch, Karl 0.
FURSTIN TARAKANOWA.
Koch, William.
THE ASSASSIN.
Koasis, Robert,
THE WOLVES.
Koger, Earl, Sr.
THE LEGEND OF JOCKO.
Kohl, Michael A.
IT'S IN THE STARS.
Kolinz, William, pseud. SEE Collins,
William Thomas.
Kontny, Rainer.
CRITIQUE OF THEISM.
Kontos, Marjorie.
MR. LINCOLN.
Konvalin, Emil C.
DEADLINE UNKNOWN.
Kopf, Jean.
SIMPLE SIMON AND SEVERAL FRIENDS.
SEE Kopf, Jean.
Kopf, Mrs. Robert L.
Kopit, Stanford.
I SHOULD BREAKFAST IN BED WITH A
NYMPH.
IN THE BEGINNING.
Jan.—June
Kops, Bernard.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ENGLISH
THEATRE.
Koressel, William L..
FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE.
Korétz, David.
HURRY, HARRY, HURRY.
THE TENTH COMMANDMENT.
Kornberg, Edward.
THE GOLDEN BEETLE.
Kornfeld, Robert.
THE GREEK GOVERNOR.
Kosoff, Susan.
THE END OF THE CIRCLE.
Kostetzky, Eaghor G.
DIE NONNEN.
DAS SPIEL VOM GROSSEN MANN.
Kowalski, Francis Louis.
A WESTERN.
Kramer, Lorene Lois.
EAGLES ARE FOR FLYING.
Kramer, Muriel Klise.
EAGLES ARE FOR FLYING.
Kranz, William.
DREAM LADY.
Kratlian, Martin J.
MARTY.
Krentzlin, Jack.
Julius A.
SEE Krentzlin,
Krentzlin, Julius A.
DON'T I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE.
Krenzke, Raymond E.
YOLANTA.
Kressing, Harry.
THE COOK.
Krips, Edward P.
LINCOLN'S TOWN OF NEW SALEM,
Kross, Ronald D.
THE SECOND COMING.
Kruntorad, Paul.
FLUCHT AUS DEM SPIEL.
Kubach, Edwin William.
THE CHANGELING. (R)
Kuhlke, Martha Conn.
YOU ARE THERE.
Kuhmerker, Lisa.
OF PILGRIMS AND INDIANS.
Kulkman, Carl.
THE IMPOSSIBLE ISLE.
Kunhardt, Dorothy Meserve.
cee er REPORT OF AN ASSASSINA-
Kunhardt, Philip B.
EYE WITNESS: REPORT OF AN ASSASSINA-
TION.
Kurtz, C. Gordon.
THE BRIDE'S BOUQUET.
Kurtz, John W.
THE J Q., PROFESSOR AND THE WHAT'S
LINE ACT.
Kutter, Markus.
PASSAGGIO,
Iabhard, Euell.
SUZIE RAPER, CATTLE QUEEN.
Labrenz, Ernest Theodore, Jr.
LOVEJOY.
Labrenz, Theodore. SEE Labrenz,
Ernest Theodore, Jr.
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La Coste, Roberta. GAS MASKS. Lerner, Erwin Harold.
BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS. GOD IN HIDING. WHAT.
CLASSIFICATION - OPPOSITES - SEQUENCE. SPRING IS COMING.
INITIAL AND FINAL CONSONANTS. WHEN THE NIGHTINGALE SINGS. Berea yeas pseud. SEE Litzow,
READING - WRITING READINESS. WHO'S CRAZY. 5
SYLLABLE RULE, ACCENT CLUE. Sah em Lester, Noel.
VOWELS. awless, Sue. A HANDFUL OF DUST.
WORD BUILDING. Fe eee ei eee Ter SAWDUST IN HER SHOES.
LaDue, Russell M., Jr. Lawrence, A. Gray.
Leupold-Lowenthal, Erika.
THE SCENT. VICIN CHNIQUES FOR WATER PROOF-
THE TRIANGLE. Ser eaaNresest : _ee 8 SPIED.
venson abriel
Lawrence, Claude. A A
Lairsey, Thomas E. THE OUT EXISTS. WALK DOWN MY STREET.
VISIT THE CITY. Levenstein, Alan P.
h Lawson, Ethel. SUNDAY NIGHT.
Lakso, Edward Joseph. THE CRIME OF AN UNWANTED CHILD. WHOSE LITTLE BOY ARE YOU.
TOM PIPER. Levenstein, Hesper A,
Lawson, Robert.
150 MACDOUGAL. JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM. (R)
Levenstein, Hesper Anderson.
LaMar, Virginia A.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Lazar, Susanne
: 2 : THE MIRACLE OF THE DANUBE. (R
THR LIFE AND DEATH OF KING JOHN. GHOMAWAaRaSIn Ge ROWED SHOT (R)
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS. a ; Levi, Stephen.
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE. Sak Melvin. CHERRY SODA WATER.
TITUS ANDRONICUS. eee ee THE GULF OF CRIMSON.
, :
pate ees peer aeae THE GERANIUM BOMB. Levin, Stanley D.
ib, Sidne é Leary, Nolan. ELSIE, YOU'VE CHANGED.
Me TVRLETH NIGHT. CLOUDS OVER INNISHEEN. (R) Levinson, Lée Edward.
. : : THE SENSITIVE.
Le Bourhis, Marcel.
Tee eee cree GARDEN: ALRAUNE. Levitan, Judith Morley.
THE HICKORY STICK.
Lambson, Arthur Ray. Leckie, Mary Head.
THIS IS MY COUNTRY. FRIDAY'S CHILDREN. Levy, Jonathan F.
Lang, Susan. AN EXPLORATORY OPERATION.
HOW PETER COTTONTAIL GOT HIS NAME. Leder, Herbert. JACK N'S AWFUL DEMANDS.
THE JONESES . THE PLAY OF INNOCENCE AND CHANGE.
tangdon, Leona - Le Doux Cor L M i 3
p. evy, Marvin David.
LINCOLN LOPER LOUNGE. I'M NOT AFRAID OF FRIDAY. FOR THE TIME BEING.
neenk: Evelyn.
ee OEERATION STRIP. Lee, Jean McClelland. Lewin, John.
A BLANK PAGE ENTITLED CLIMAX. THE DEATH OF NEILL CREAM.
Langley, Noel. TES PMAr aor TANGO.
3 F
THE MARVELOUS LAND OF 02. TRIPPED .
Lewis, Clive Staples.
Langner, Armina Marshall. THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARD-
Lee, Maryat.
SUZANNA AND THE ELDERS. (R) Sais ROBE.
Langner, Lawrence.
SUZANNA AND THE ELDERS. (R) DesteRoberct Lewis, Gertrude R.
> Cc.
writes. A MEMORY OF THE DROWNED. STAR OF CHRISTMAS,
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK. aes Crea Ay Lewis, Loney.
Lahser, Margaret Judith. ae THE FIVE BABY MATERNITY CASE.
BACK TO GLASGOW. Legge, Sylvia Mary.
THE MAKING OF MOLLY. (R) Lewis, Michael.
Lanser, Tita. SEE Lanser, Margaret Lehan, Robert Rogers. THE BRIDGE,
Judith. YOU'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE, GEORGE. eee ec)
Larkin, Timothy. Leiber, Fritz. Lewis, Sinclair.
TOO HOT TO HANDLE. THE INNER CIRCLES. FELICIA SPEAKING. (R)
Lasaygues, Maurice. ee aa Lewis, Tina.
LE GRAND ZEBRE,. < BRUCE TOILETRIES FOR MEN.
5 * Leight, Bernard B. z 5
Lascelles, Ernita. SEE Ranson, Ernita an irvine DEAD. (R) Tents. revise pseud. SEE Murphy,
Lascelles. ichael M.
Lekus, Allen. Lichtenberg, James.
Laszlo, Alexander. YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE. DELTA.
WANTED: SEXPERTS AND SERPENTS FOR OUR
GARDEN OF MAIDENS. Lengyel, Cornel Adam.
THE LAST TALE. Lifson, David S.
EYE OF THE STORM.
Laszlo, Andrew. Lengyel, Melchior. RECRUITS.
THE MOONLIGHTERS. THE LAST TALE.
Latham, Jean Lee. Rees Light, Dov Ber ben Yitzchock Isaac,
D a seud. SEE Leight, B A
OLD DOC. (R) THE AGELESS DIALOGUE). heehee Seo We ceva
Liljenquist, Don Clifford.
lathelier, Fulbert de. Leonard, Lee. THE CORNERSTONE.
C'EST MALIN. I MISS YOU WHEN YOU'RE HERE.
a Lillenas Pub. Co
Lavin, Jack. Leonard, Robert Edward. ‘
THE BIG DIP. KING OF THE ICE CREAM MOUNTAIN. NO PILLOW FOR HIS HEAD.
5 Leotard, Philippe. Lillis, Barry.
Tavinsky, Emanuel. TA CUS TNE LIFE WORE A DEATH MASK.
ee Lerner, Alan Jay. Lind, Ruth.
Law Productions. IDYLLS OF THE KING. CHILDREN'S CLASSICS ON TAPE.
THIS PLACE OF RUSHES. Lindsay, Maurice.
; Lerner, Erwin H. THE DECISION.
Lawler, Margretta Scott. THE COEXISTENCE TRILOGY. i
A CUP OF TNT. KATZ'S POEM Linneas Pub. Co.
. EASTER PROGRAM BUILDER, NUMBER 12.
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Linney, Romulus.
THE SORROWS OF FREDERICK.
Linnig, Roy J.
LE PAIX EST INDIVIDUELLE.
RAUHA ON YKSILOLLISTA,
VREDE IS INDIVIDUEEL.
Lippa, Louis A.
THE SORCERER'S APPRENTICE.
Lippman, Sidney.
A HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS TO ESCAPE.
THE LIONS AND THE MICE.
Liprando, James Victor.
A LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT,
Littell, Katherine.
REIGEN.
Livingston, Doyle Eugene.
SARAH, DO NOT MOURN ME.
Livingston, Jay.
COMMERCIAL FOR KOTEX.
60 SECOND COMMERCIAL FOR KOTEX.
Livingstone, Leo.
ATR ALERT.
Lloyd, David D. T.
HEADS OR TAILS.
Lloyd, Norma Sandra, pseud. SEE
Garchik, Norma Sandra.
Lobell, William..
THE AMERICANS. (R)
Lockert, Lacy.
MORE PLAYS BY RIVALS OF CORNEILLE
AND RACINE.
Lodge, Carter.
OLD ACQUAINTANCE. (R)
Loewe, Frederick.
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
Lowenthal, Erika Leupold-. SEE
Leupold-Léwenthal, Erika.
Logar, Juan, pseud. SEE Lopez Garcia,
Juan.
Lohman, Frances.
VARIATIONS ON A THEME BY LINCOLN.
Loken, M. Christian.
BILLY MINSTREL,
Loney, Glenn Meredith.
MRS. PLATO.
Long, Marien M.
POSITIVE FRIENDLIES.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,
ONCE UPON A HARVEST-TIME,
Longo, Chris.
I HEAR YA KNOCKIN' BUT YA CAN'T COME
IN.
Longo, Frank.
NICKY.
Lopert, Ruth S.
UNDER WHAT SIGN WERE YOU BORN.
Lopez Garcia, Juan.
UN MANICOMIO PARA LOS ANGELES.
Lo. Presti, Galileo.
SAFETY DEVICES IN THE MANUFACTURE
AND OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES.
Lord, Jeffrey, pseud. SEE Engel,
Lyle Kenyon.
Lorenzo, Neil di. SEE Di Lorenzo,
Neil.
Loring, Ken, pseud. SEE Wenning,
Kenneth W.
Louis, Dorothy Rose.
TO BE IN INDIANA.
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DRAMAS
Louis, Tobi.
FANTASY.
MATE A MINUTE.
Lovell, Phileo, pseud. SEE Richter,
Clara S.
Lowder, George B.
VASCAR.
Lowry, Malcolm.
UNDER THE VOLCANO.
Lubin, Natalie.
SOPOPI.
Lubinsky, Herman.
LORD, DO IT FOR ME.
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN.
Lubinsky, Herman. SEE Planemar
Music Co.
Luce, Ralph W.
THE DRUG SET.
Luchs, Kenneths S.
LAMB AND GRAPE LEAVES.
Iiitzow, Johannes.
BRILLANTEN AUS WIEN. (R)
Liltzow, Siegfried.
BRILLANTEN AUS WIEN. (R)
Luhm, Jimmy.
CASEY.
Luippold, Robert Milton.
HoOLLYWOOD.
Luke, Peter.
HADRIAN THE SEVENTH.
Lumia, Susan.
WHY BE MAD AT ME.
Lundsteen, Sara W.
THINKING IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
SCRIPTS FOR TELEVISION SERIES.
Lundvall, Merle E.
BABYLON BEND.
Lundvall, Virginia H.
BABYLON BEND.
Lussier, Leonard.
DISPOSSESSED.
Lustberg, Jean Anne,
ALADDIN AND THE MAGIC LAMP,
GULLIVER.
Lyerly, W. Bruester.
THE ENCHANTED CIRCUS.
Lyerly, William Bruester.
MAYPOPS LOVE SALT WATER.
Lynch, Joseph J.
NEVER SAY NO TO A LADY.
Lynch, Rose.
JAIL GAME.
Lynn, Christopher, pseud. SEE Baker,
Dorothy C.
Lynn, Jim.
ONCE UPON A HARVEST-TIME.
Lynn, John Harrison.
AWAY FROM IT ALL.
Lyons, Stuart.
JULY 3, 1863.
McAuliffe, Garth.
DECODING FOR READING.
McCabe, Richard M.
A PILL FOR EVERYTHING.
McCallum, Mrs. G. A. SEE McCallun,
Phyllis.
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Jan.—June
McCallum, Phyllis.
THE GRATEFUL GRIFFIN.
THE PALE PINK DRAGON.
THE TOUGH AND TENDER TROLL.
THE UNIFORM UNICORN.
McCann, Elizabeth.
REIGEN.
McCann, Joseph.
WITHOUT A LOSS.
McCarty, Rega Kramer.
THE GOLDEN IMAGE.
McClintic, Erle. SEE Mulherin, Erle
McClintic.
McCoy, Francis J.
BATTLE TEARS.
McCoy, George.
A LONELY LITTLE MAN.
McCracken, Esther.
QUIET WEDDING. (R)
McCuen, Ray.
OREGON MY OREGON.
McEwen, Caryl.
McGlynn, Francis Raymond,
LUSCIOUS LULU.
McGlynn, Raymond. SEE McGlynn,
Francis Raymond.
McGraw-Hill Co. of Canada, Ltd.
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION: DATING AND
SEX BEHAVIOR - ADOLESCENCE.
McGraw-Hill, Inc. 3
GREGG TYPING TAPES: FUNDAMENTALS OF
PRODUCTION.
Math, Ruth Elizabeth.
THE UNDERGRADUATE.
Machlin, Evangeline.
EMILY.
McIntyre, Dennis.
MODIGLIANI.
Mack, Edward.
MILES STANDISH.
Mack, Eugene B.
THE MINK CAPER.
Mack, Gene. SEE Mack, Eugene B.
McKéévér, D. David.
NEW DIRECTIONS.
McKenna, Thomas F.
A TRAGIC PRESIDENT.
McKenny, Ruth.
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
Mackenzie, Ronald.
MUSICAL CHAIRS. (R)
McKibbin, Martin.
THE GERANIUM BOMB.
McKinney, John R.
THE BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL.
McKnight, Jo Anne,
DOWN BEAT,
THE LAST DAY,
MeclTeans, James W.
RUBY.
SHOWERS OF LOVE.
McLellan, Robert.
CHANGELING.
McManaway, James G.
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE.
Macmillan Co.
CURRENTS IN DRAMA.
DESIGNS IN DRAMA.
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S
LABOR'S LOST.
1968
5 MODERN ENGLISH PLAYS.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN CENTRAL
EUROPEAN THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ENGLISH
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN FRENCH
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN GERMAN
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN IRISH
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ITALIAN
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN
THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN
SCANDINAVIAN THEATRE.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN SPANISH
THEATRE.
McMillen, Ray.
MARTY.
Macnamara, Margaret.
THE MAKING OF MOLLY. (R)
Maco, Conde, pseud. SEE Mascorietto,
Jeddu R.
McQueen, William.
THE LEFT-HAND MIRROR.
McSween, Jean.
POET'S T.V. CIRCUIT.
Mevea, Charles E.
TURNABOUT IS FAIR PLAY.
McVeigh, Evelyn B.
THE BEGINNING TEACHER: INTERVIEWS
WITH BEGINNING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TEACHERS.
THE BEGINNING TEACHER: INTERVIEWS
WITH BEGINNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS.
Madden, Thomas.
HAS ANYONE HERE SEEN EARNEST,
Madero, Robert A.
A HAWK WILL FLY.
Madero, Robert Anthony.
SHADOWS OF THE SILENCE.
Madison, Reginald.
THE OUT EXISTS.
Magistretti, Paul Allan.
RIDE AGAIN, SWEET JESUS.
Magnani, Richard C.
THE HAPPY HOUR.
Magnin, Hermine de. See De Magnin,
Hermine.
Magnuson, James L.
AFRICAN MEDEA.
NO SNAKES IN THIS GRASS.
THE SHOESHINE TRAGEDY.
Mailer, Norman.
THE DEER PARK.
Maitland, John.
TERROR IN NEW YORK.
Major, Michael J.
THE KINGDOM OF STUMPS.
Makman, Michael.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
Makom, J. S., pseud. SEE
Schifalacqua, Joanna.
Malachowski, Mary Ann.
OUR FATE WAS TRAGEDY.
Malaperga, Raphael. SEE Bart, John H.,
pseud.
Mallett, Jeanne Marie.
GOING UP.
NAME INDEX
Mallis, Constantine Alexander Hagi-.
SEE Hageli-Malli, Constantine
Alexander.
Maloy, Richard.
SO SMALL A WORM.
Maltz, Maxwell.
WHO STANDS ALONE. (R)
Maltz, Regina H.
FATHER ABRAHAM.
Management Recruiters International,
Inc.
TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY SALES CONSUL-
TANTS INTERNATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT
RECRUITERS INTERNATIONAL IN OVER-
COMING BASIC OBJECTIONS.
Manchester, Joe.
BALLOON SHOT.
Mandel, Adrienne S.
SEVEN COMEDIES BY MARIVAUX.
Mandel, Oscar.
SEVEN COMEDIES BY MARIVAUX.
Mandell, Marjorie S.
TWO OF EACH KIND.
Manhoff, Lillian.
SPORTRAIT.
Mann, Edward.
ANGEL.
Mann, Edward. SEE Raye, Garson,
pseud.
Manning, Hilda, pseud. SEE Reach,
James.
Manson, Jon Edward.
THE CHANGING MAN.
Mantis, Theodore M.
THE MASTER AND THE KEEPER.
Marai, Sandor.
DIE UNVOLLENDETE SYMPHONIE.
Marble, Herbert G.
MOMENTS.
A TASTE OF SHERRY.
WHICH ONE, MR. PAINE.
Marcelli,. Augusto.
SHALOM.
Marchew, Lisa.
LOS TEJEDORES .
Marcus, Milton.
FLORENCE.
Marier, John R.
ADAMANT EVE.
Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de
Chamblain de.
SEVEN COMEDIES BY MARIVAUX.
Mark, Norman Barry.
THE INTEGRATORS.
Markley, Thomas D.
DEEP IN THE HEART OF.
Markoff, Florence.
YOU'VE SAID IT A THOUSAND TIMES.
Markoff, Mrs. Henry W. SEE Markoff,
Florence.
Markowitz, Lawrence S.
NOAH.
Marks (Edward B.) Music Corp.
JOYS OF YOUTH. (R)
Marks, Ethel M.
A MURDER MOST FOUL.
Marks, Maurice.
GHOST OF GLORY. (R)
Marks, Stanley J.
A MURDER MOST FOUL.
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Marks, Viola.
CAT-O-LOGICAL CONVERSATIONS.
Marlis, Alan Philip.
ARLES WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
Marlowe, Scott.
HEY CLOWN, W
RE'S YOUR FUNNY HAT.
Marrero, Frank.
THE TRIP TO DEATH.
Mars, Bernard B.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Mars, Sonny. SEE Mars, Bernard B.
Marsan, Jean, pseud, SEE
Strett, Jean.
Strett, Jean de.
Marsh, Marlyn, pseud. SEE May, Evelyn.
Marshall, Armina. SEE Langner,
Armina Marshall.
Martens, Anne Coulter.
CATCHING UP WITH CHRISTMAS. (R)
SONG IN THE WIND.
Martin, Christine J.
BLOOD GOLD.
Martin, Constance May.
FIFTY ONE-ACT PLAYS. (R)
Martin, Francis B.
THE CANDIDATE.
Martin, Gary A.
BALANCE.
Martin, Gertrude Graves.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH SCHUBERT. (R)
Martin, Laura T.
THE OUT EXISTS.
Martin, Nancy Fales.
DRACULA.
Martin, Ruth.
WERTHER.
Martin, T., pseud. SEE Montague, Mar-
tin.
Martin, Thomas.
WERTHER.
Mascorietto, Jeddu R.
EL TRANSPLANTE DE ALFREDITO,
Masing, Hedwig. SEE Bart, John H.,
pseud.
Mason, Frederick Griswold, Jr.
JOCASTA,
Massucci, Josephine.
PRETTY PLEASE.
Matcha, Jack.
THE COCK CROWS.
Mate, Eugene. SEE O'Mate, J. Eugene.
Mathews, Robert W.
ALL DRESSED UP IN GRUBBIES.
Mathews, Walter Hart.
UP YOUR ASSETS.
Mathias, Alice H.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Mathis, Sheila Marie.
PERCUSSIONS OF SOUND.
Matson, Norman.
OLIVER HORTON. (R)
Matson, Mrs. Norman.
OLIVER HORTON. (R)
Matthew, Bernard. SEE Ginsberg,
Bernard Matthew.
Matthews, Richard P.
THAIS.
Mattson, Jean M.
THEY DO IT TO RATS,
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Maugh, Peter, pseud. SEE David,
Benjamin.
Maulnier, Thierry.
LA DEFAITE D'ANNIBAL.
Mauriac, Claude.
THEATRE.
Maurier, George du.
George.
SEE Du Maurier,
Mavor, Eric Ingram.
SUSANNAH AND THE ELDERS, AND OTHER
PLAYS. (R)
Mavor, Osborne Henry.
SUSANNAH AND THE ELDERS, AND OTHER
PLAYS. (R)
Mavor, Rona Loch.
SUSANNAH AND THE ELDERS, AND OTH
PLAYS. (R)
&
my
Maxwell, Ronald F.
THE ASSASSIN.
May, Edna. SEE Christen, Edna M.
May, Elaine.
MIKEY AND NICKY.
May, Evelyn.
VIRGIN KOTLIE'S FOLLIES,
May, Henry, Jr.
HOW WE MAY HELP.
MR. COOL, CALM AND COLLECTED.
Mayakovsky, Vladimir.
THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF VLADIMIR
MAYAKOVSKY.
Mayer, Paul Avila.
JUST WHO ARE YOU CALLING HONEY.
THREE HAND REEL.
Mayorga, Margaret.
TWENTY SHORT PLAYS ON A ROYALTY
HOLIDAY. (R)
Mazzone, Andrew B,
BENTON REAL ESTATE INVESTM
LECTURES.
Meadows (W. R.) Inc.
SEALTIGHT PRESSURE RELIEF JOINT.
&
NT
Mebane, John Cummins.
TORERO.
Medi-Dise, Inc.
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE.
DIURETIC THERAPY IN EDEMA.
HYPERTHYROIDISM.
INDUSTRIAL DISEASES OF THE LUNG,
ACUTE DISORDERS.
MYELOPROLIFERATIVE DISEASES,
DIAGNOSIS OF THE MYELOPROLIFERATIVE
DISORDERS.
OSTEOPOROSIS, ETIOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS
AND COMPLICATIONS.
PANCREATITIS, NATURAL HISTORY AND
DIAGNOSIS.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ENDOTOXIC SHOCK.
PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF INFEC-
TIOUS DISEASES,
RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION.
RHEUMATIC AORTIC STENOSIS, PATHO-
PHYSIOLOGY.
Mehlinger, E. Aronson.
VIOLET'S JUGGERNAUT.
Meighan, Alvera B.
BLENDS AND DIGRAPHS.
CLASSIFICATION - OPPOSITES - SEQUENCE.
INITIAL AND FINAL CONSONANTS.
READING - WRITING READINESS.
VOWELS.
Meilhac, H.
LA VIE PARISIENNE.
&
DRAMAS
Meiser, Edith.
A LINE DOWN THE MIDDLE.
Melville, Herman.
BILLY BUDD AND THE CRITICS.
Memory Development, Ltd.
LEARNING THROUGH ASSOCIATION.
Mendelsohn, Allan R.
A PRESENT FOR JORDAN.
Menser, George Warren.
AN AMERICAN LYRIC.
Mercure de France.
ROMEO ET JULIETTE.
Merenbach, Floriene Goldeen.
THE REHEARSAL.
Meriwether (Arthur) Inc.
FOR THE YOUNG LOVERS.
THE GAP.
I CAN DO IT ALONE,
IT'S HAPPENING NOW, BABY.
THE JOYFUL MYSTERY.
© HOLY NIGHT.
ROMEO AND JULIE.
THE UNMIXABLES.
Merrill (Charles E.) Pub. Co.
SIX EARLY AMERICAN PLAYS: 1793-1890.
Merrill, Linda.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Merritt, Mal S.
THIS WAY TO HEAVEN. (R)
Metric Music Co.
JOEY'S LETTER.
JOEY'S PRAYER.
Mets, Cecil C., pseud.
Cecile Cs
SEE Metzger,
Metzger, Cecile C..
COME IN, MEXICO.
Metzger, Jeanine.
L'ANNIVERSAIRE.
LA BOUTIQUE.
UN CHAT EST UN CHAT.
LES EMPAILLES.
LE GROS GATEAU.
MARTHA DANS LA NUIT.
PARDON MONSIEUR.
Metzger, Wendell.
THE DOGS.
LOGGER MARKHAM AND THE WORLD.
THE MURGATROYD INCIDENT.
WAR AND WAR.
Meyer, Arnold.
BLEACH.
Meyer, Deed.
KISS, CHILDREN, KISS.
MARQUEZA.
Meyer, Helmut.
KALONYMUS.
Meyer, James H.
MORNING MAN.
Michel, Rimsa.
HONK! HONK.
Michele, Lorraine, pseud. SEE Seymour,
Lorraine Michele.
Mickelson, Martin S.
THE ACCIDENT.
Mid-America Webpress, Inc.
PRODUCTION FORECASTING, SCHEDULING
AND CONTROL.
Middleton, Thomas.
THE CHANGELING. (R)
Miglionico, Ronald.
CAUSE CITY JIM LOVES THE COUNTESS.
Jan. — June
Miles, Robert.
FOUR O'CLOCK CHILDREN.
Milio, Louis Romolo.
FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY.
Miller, Arthur.
THE PRICE.
Miller, Benson.
TV LUCKY.
Miller (Benson) International
Television Enterprises.
TV LUCKY.
Miller, Clyde B.
SIR ARNOLD TOPPS.
Miller, Donald.
EUGENE ONEGIN.
Miller, Ingeborg M., trustee.
THE PRICE.
Miller, Jay.
MY DARLING DAUGHTER.
OBSERVATION.
Miller, Laura Ann.
THE CRICKET CRIES,
Miller, Lenore.
MARQUEZA.
Miller, Rebecca. SEE Miller, Inge-
borg M., trustee.
Millholland, Bruce.
WITCH OF WALL STREET.
Millholland, Charles Bruce.
BOOKSHOP ON THE SQUARE. (R)
Millman, Sidney Eugene.
AROUND THE WORLD IN PARODIES.
Mills Music, Ine.
HELLO OUT THERE.
THE LAST TALE.
Milner, N. L.
OH, MR. SVENGALI! NO, MR. SVENGALI.
Mind, Renée.
THE STROKE.
Minet, Queenelle T.
NELL GWYN IN HELL.
Mipaas, Cyril I.
OH, MR. SVENGALI! NO, MR. SVENGALI.
Mir, Guillermo Hernandez.
LA VIZCONDESA DE JORBALAN.
Miramova, Elena.
THEY GAVE BIRTH TO AN ANGEL. (R)
Mish'alani, James Karam..
MARKHEIM IN REHEARSAL.
Mishima, Yukio.
MADAME DE SADE.
Mitchell, John D.
UN FIL A LA PATTE.
Mitchell, Loften.
JULIUS SEES HERS IN ROME, GEORGIA.
Mithois, Marcel.
SAINT-DUPONT.
Moates, Edward B.
COWBOY'S PRAYER.
Moats, Woodrow B., Jr.
A STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE,
Modderno, Craig.
DIAMONDS MAKE A WOMAN.
Moe. Christian.
MAKE HER WITDERNESS LIKE EDEN.
Moger, Arthur I.
FUNNY MONEY.
Mohr, Harriet.
A DOCTOR'S, THAT'S RIGHT.
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Mohr, Joseph,
OH LITTLE STAR.
Moliere, pseud. SEE Poquelin, Jean
Baptiste.
Molnar, Ferenc.
A KIRALY CSELEDJE. (R)
Molnar, Lili Darvas.
A KIRALY CSELEDJE. (R)
Molohon, Kathryn Theresa.
THE AMERICAN INDIAN AND URBAN ADJUST-
MENT: TRILEVELLED IDENTITY AND THE
CATALYSIS OF ORGANIZATION.
Monarch Music Corp.
THE CHIPMUNKS SEE DOCTOR DOLITTLE.
Montague, Martin.
THIS IS SOUL.
Montefiore, Gene T.
HUNGULA CHEECH.
Monteverdi, Claudio.
IL COMBATTIMENTO DI TANCREDI E
CLORINDA.
Montgomery, Robert H., Jr., trustee.
FORTY CARATS.
Montgomery, Robert Steven.
PLAY.
Montherlant, Henri de.
LA VILLE DONT LE PRINCE EST UN
ENFANT.
Moody, Bryant.
DESERT ANGEL.
Moody, Joy B.
MYSTICS OF THE ICE TEMPLES.
Moon, Billie Jean Parker.
THE TRUE STORY OF BONNIE AND CLYDE.
Moon, Clinton E.
UGLY FACED WOMAN.
Moor, Edward, pseud. SEE Kornberg,
Edward.
Moore, Carroll.
DADDY, DEAR DADDY.
Moore, H. Thomas.
X NOTES ON A PRIVATE MYTHOLOGY.
Moore, Mary.
THE HORSE OF TROY.
Morales, Ronald.
HYDE.
Morantz, George.
A NEW DAWN.
Morey, Eve.
OREGON MY OREGON.
Morgan, Delane.
A FAREWELL TO JANUS.
Morgan, Sara Suzanne.
LOVE IS A FOUR LETTER WORD.
Morgenstern, Richard K.
DON'T STEAL MY LOVE, MY LOVE.
Morpurgo, Anna Selma Vinje- SEE
Vinje-Morpurgo, Anna Selma.
Morris, Dwight.
MANANA IS ANOTHER DAY. (R)
Morris, Thomas Baden.
GILD THE MASK AGAIN. (R)
Morrone, Vincente.
THE DOG-GONE BOTTLE.
Morrow, Vic.
A WESTERN,
Morse, Jack,
SYBIL.
Morse, Thomas M., pseud. SEE Berges,
Max L.
Morton, Neil.
THE SUSTAINED INSPIRATION.
Moskau, Paul T.
SELF CORRECTING SPEECH TAPES.
NAME INDEX
Mosman, Jone Allison.
PROOFS POSITIVE.
Moss, Arnold.
BACK TO METHUSELAH.
Moss (Terry) Productions.
TRANSISTORS AND SOLID STATE,
Moss, William L.
TRANSISTORS AND SOLID STATE.
Mossman, Timothy Arthur.
THE TRAGIC LIFE OF GUSTAVE BECHI.
Mt. Pleasant Burnt Hill Church,
Williamstown, W.Va.
TEL-RADIX REPORT ON THE CRUCIFIXION
AND RESURRECTION.
Mowatt, Anna Cora.
FASHION.
Mrozék, Slawomir.
TANGO.
Mueller, Carl Richard.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN CENTRAL
EUROPEAN THEATRE.
Mueller, Don A.
LOOK BACK TO THE HILL.
Mueller, Donald A,
CAN JOSEPH CHANGE THE INNKEEPER'S
MIND,
Mueller, Lisel.
THE SALZBURG GREAT THEATRE OF THE
WORLD.
Muhl, Barbara Mary.
REALITY AND RESPONSIBILITY.
THE ROYAL ROAD TO REALITY.
Mulherin, Erle McClintic.
INSTANT TEA,
Mulherin, Mrs. T. M. SEE Mulherin,
Erle McClintic.
Mullins, Larry Curtis.
THAT MY LIFE.
Multer, Walton.
FLAGS.
Mundee, Jesse, pseud.
SEE Delgadillo,
Jesus Munoz.
Mundis, Jerrold James.
KING OF THE ICE CREAM MOUNTAIN.
Muniz, Enrique, pseud. SEE Cabrera,
Jose Antonio Gutierrez.
Munn, Gary.
CYRANO ON MAIN STREET.
Murphy, Michael M.
RED CLOUD'S FAREWELL TO HIS TRIBE.
Murray, Harry N.
THE INVENTOR OF WORK.
Muscariello, Oscar.
TAKE IT FROM THE TOP, POP.
Musil, Rosemary Gabbert.
FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS. (R)
Musser, Ruth.
JOANNA,
Myers, Elvis Lucas.
BODY.
Myers, Lucas. SEE Myers, Elvis Lucas.
Nafzger, Nora.
MISE EN SCENE.
SMACK! CRACK! BASH! SMASH.
Nagel, Clotilde.
CUAUHTEMOC,. (R)
Nagel, Paul T., Jr.
THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY AND ARLENE.
79
Nager, Frieda B.
DENTAL-MAGIC,
Nancy Enterprises.
THE STAR-SPANGLED GIRL.
Naro Music.
THIS IS SOUL.
Nash, N,. Richard.
PARTING AT IMSDORF. (R)
Nash, Ronald L.
THE BLASPHEMERS.
Nass, Elyse.
REUNION '68.
WASHINGTON SQUARES.
Nast (Conde) Publications, Inc.
THE SHADOW. (R)
Nathanson, Tama Sarina.
Tama Sarina.
SEE Dayan,
National Assn. of Electrical Distribu-
tors.
B. X,. ROBBINS & FRIEND.
National Council of Young Israel, New
York. Women's League.
BIALIK, SWEET SINGER OF ISRAEL.
AN INVITATION TO THE BANQUET FEAST OF
THE MESSIAH,
DER REBBE ELIMELEC
National Gypsum Co.
HOW TO HELP THE CUSTOMER.
National Industrial Conference Board,
Ine.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MIDWEST MARKETING
CONFERENCE ... MARCH 26-27, 1968.
Naughton, Louise.
PRINCESS PREHAPS.
Nauman, Charles Noel Waite.
PQ.
Nazarene Pub. House. SEE Lillenas
Pub. Co.
Nebraska. University. Press.
THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES.
THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST,
THE KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE,
Negrelli, Laura.
LA PULCE D'ORO, (R)
Neil. Music, Inc.
DEAR DAD.
Nelson, Alice.
WHY, MOMMY, WHY.
Nelson, Harry William.
OURS IS THE WORK. (R)
Nélson, Marcus.
CAFE 500.
Nelson, Portia.
THE SOUND OF CHILDREN.
Nemethy, Emery.
JUST LIKE IN REAL LIFE.
Nemzer, Daniel Edward.
THE CASTLE.
Neola, Mari-jo.
THE JESUS MAN.
Nesbitt, Jim,
CLEAN THE SLATE IN '68,
Nesnow, Doris Sorell,
THE AUCTION.
Neéstroy, Johann.
ZU EBENER ERDE UND ERSTER STOCK.
Neumann, Carl A.
THE MONEY TREE.
Nevill, Hugh.
LOVE RIDES THE RAILS. (R)
Nevill, Marjorie Morland.
LOVE RIDES THE RAILS. (R)
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New Dimensions in Education, Inc.
THE SOUNDS OF DIMENSION 120.
New York City Jaycees, Inc.
JUST WHO ARE YOU CALLING HONEY.
Newbern, Kenneth.
OF PILGRIMS AND INDIANS.
Newlander, Johri Thor.
FOCUS ON SEX.
Newman, Gladys Eloise.
I NEVER FOUND AN EASTER EGG.
Newton, K. Fred.
DRAPED IN THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Nichol, Al
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON,
Nicholai, Bill, pseud. SEE Squier,
DRAMAS
Oakes, Wilbur.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ENDOTOXIC SHOCK.
Ober, Michael.
A SIGN OF THE TIMES.
Oboler, Arch.
BACK TO THE INDIANS. (R)
MR. GINSBURG. (R)
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY. (R)
SHE JUST COULDN'T SAY YES. (R)
O'Brien, Conor Cruise.
MURDEROUS ANGELS.
O'Connell, Shaun.
Jan. — June
Orlando, Fritz von Herzmanovsky-
Orlando. SEE Herzmanovsky-Orlando,
Fritz von.
Orthond, Ron.
COWBOY'S PRAYER.
O'Rourke, Pat.
SHOT BE THE REDCOATS.
Orr, Mary. SEE Denham, Mary Orr.
Osborn, Charlés S.
MISS ALL-AMERICAN ROSE.
Osborne, Kenneth.
THE DRUG SET.
Gsborne, Kent. SEE Osborne, Kenneth.
O'Shea, Milo.
GERMAN MUSIC TEACHER.
Wilbur N. EXPOSITORY ENGLISH II. Ousley, Curtis.
Nichols, Peggy Fulton. O'Connor, Frank. COOK-OUT.
D TRAIN. THREE HAND REEL. Ovanessian, Raymond.
Nickel, John J.
CINDERELLA AND THE PLASTIC SHOE,
Nicolais, Evelyn D.
Oddie, Bill.
I'M SORRY, I'LL READ THAT AGAIN.
Odegaard, Ruth E.
PIC ET PIOCHE.
Owen, George J., Father.
EL MISTERIO (EL SACRAMENTO) DEL
THE PEACEMAKERS. NOT BY BREAD ALONE, BAUTISMO.
Nielsen, Carl. Odell, J. H. i Bernard.
MASQUERADE.
Nipper & Knox.
THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS.
SEE Bhagat, Niranjan.
Niranjan Bhagat.
No¢chlin, M. Perry.
CAUSE CELEBRE.
Noell, Chuck.
STAND OF LA SOLEDAD.
Nolan, Charles W.
THE NAME GAME,
Nolan, Patrick J.
BLUES FOR A HUNDRED YARDS.
Noll, Bink. SEE Noll, Lou B.
Noll, Lou B,
THE FLAG.
Nord, Myrtle S.
TOMORROW = X@.
Nord, Paul.
THE TRIAL AND DEATH OF SOCRATES.
Nord, Mrs. Warren E.
Myrtle S.
Nordahl, June 0.
THE BLACK WIDOW.
Nordoff, Paul.
THE MASTERPIECE, (R)
Norris, James.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP. (R)
SEE Nord,
North, Imogene Averial.
THE VOICE OF RACHEL,
Norwood, Dorothy.
I'M COMING HOME.
PASS ME NOT.
THROW OUT THE LIFELINE.
WHAT A FRIEND.
Novello & Co., Ltd.
JONAH.
Noxon, Gerald F.
PICTORIAL ORIGINS OF CINEMA NARRA-
TIVE, THE BAYEUX TAPESTRY.
Nugent, Maurice. SEE Gregory,
Elizabeth, pseud.
Nugent, Patrick.
GYPSY ADVENTURE.
Nusbaum, N. Richard,
N. Richard,
Nuttall, Ann C.
THE ADAPTED MACBETH.
Nystrom, Richard E.
NEW DIRECTIONS.
SEE Wash,
UNITED WE STAND.
Odessa Dental Assn.
THE QUEST.
Offenbach, Jacques.
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN.
Ogden, Theodore R.
THE RESIDENT ASSASSIN.
O'Hara, Hamilton.
KINDLY DR. JOHN.
Oksman, George Timothy.
THE SISTERS.
Oksman, Timothy. SEE Oksman,
George Timothy.
O'Kun, Lan.
THE LITTLEST ANGEL.
Oldsmobile Division, General Motors
Corp. SEE General Motors Corp.
Oldsmobile Division.
Oliphant, Robert T.
JOIN HANDS,
WHERE IT'S AT.
Oliver, William I.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN SPANISH
THEATRE.
Ollington, Mark,
THE MAGIC ISLE.
TALES OF FANTASY.
Ollos;, G.. A.
KINDLY KING KLOD OF HAM-ALOT.
O'Mate, J. Eugene.
THAT LITTLE OLD LADY FROM PASADENA,
O'Neill, Joseph R.
TRUST SEMINAR FOR COMMERCIAL BANK
OFFICERS.
Onesti, Gaddo.
RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION.
Opalach, Frederic Chopin.
FAR AWAY FROM HOME.
Opalach, Patricia Ellen.
FAR AWAY FROM HOME,
Opalach, Rick.
Chopin.
SEE Opalach, Frederic
Opsata, Margaret Ann.
THE GREAT CONSUMMATION.
O'Reilly, James.
THE BAKER'S DOZEN.
Orit, Carin
PROMETHEUS.
Oxford University Press, Inc.
EL CABALLERO DE LAS ESPUELAS DE ORO.
P
P & P Enterprises, Inc.
SELF CORRECTING SPEECH TAPES.
Pace Urar, George.
WHUTS A TEACHAH.
Paesike (Erwin) Edition Majestic.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY.
Page, Penelope Oakum.
THE CARVELLE CART.
Pagenstecher, Bernard.
SURE SIGN OF SPRING.
Pagnol, Marcel.
THE BAKER'S WIFE. (R)
LA FILLE DU PUSATIER. (R)
PRIERE AUX ETOILES. (R)
Paige, Ethel.
MEETING ON NEW IDEAS AND NEW PRO-
DUCTS.
Paige, Rosalind.
MEETING ON NEW IDEAS AND NEW PRO-
DUCTS.
Pallen, Lucile Calvert.
THE STORY OF MARY MAGDALENE.
Pallenberg, Robert R.
DIVYNYL.
Pallenberg, Rospo. SEE Pallenberg,
Robert R.
Pallock, Ruth.
SEEK AND YOU SHALL FIND.
Palter, Lewis.
MASTERPIECES OF THE MODERN ENGLISH
THEATRE.
Panetta, George.
THE WAKE OF THE OLD MAN.
Pankow, Eleanor.
EASTER PROGRAM BUILDER, NUMBER 12.
Pantis, Salvatore J.
Songcrafters.
Papp, Joseph.
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S
LABOR'S LOST.
SEE Dean & Fer
Paquette, Jeannine.
YOUR BUTLER, MADAM.
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Paradise, Alma.
THE CRUELEST MAN ON EARTH.
Park, Phil.
LA VIE PARISIENNE.
Parker, Lester Richard.
TILL YOU RETURN.
Parker, Phyllis.
THE FAITHFUL FRIEND.
Parker, Temperance.
ANGELA FEELS,
Parks, Jerre Bryan.
BORN FOR THE WORLD.
Parlakian, Nishan.
A MUSICAL VERSION OF HENRY FIELDING'S
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES.
Parrish, John B.
THE INTELLECTUALS AND POVERTY: CASE
STUDY OF A CULT IN POWER.
Pashley, Newton.
THE GOOD SHIP HUMIDOR.
Pasqualini Operating Co., Inc.
UNHOLY ALLIANCE.
Patchett, Thomas.
THE PATCHETT & TARSES SHOW.
Pathway School,
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF TH
CHILD WITH MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNC-
TION.
LIFE PLANNING FOR THE CHILD WITH
LEARNING DISABILITIES: HOME,
SCHOOL, COMMUNITY.
TRANSLATING CONCEPTS INTO PROGRAM FOR
THE BRAIN-INJURED CHILD.
Patrick, John, pseud. SEE Goggan,
John Patrick.
Patrick, Joseph, pseud. SEE Lamb,
Joseph Patrick,
Paul, Margaret Bantz.
FOR WHAT HIS HANDS HAVE DONE.
THERE IS STILL TIME TO LIVE.
Pauliny, Paul.
CECILY, ONE SUMMER.
Pauloz, Mary Lou.
A PILL FOR EVERYTHING.
Pauloz, Richard F.
A PILL FOR EVERYTHING.
Pauvert, Jean Jacques.
LES BULLES.
Pavor, S.A.
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE.
Paxson, Omar.
VERNA.
Paxton, Scot.
FASHION.
Payne, Joseph H.
TRUST SEMINAR FOR COMMERCIAL BANK
OFFICERS.
Payne, Robert.
THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF VLADIMIR
MAYAKOVSKY.
Peach Music, Inc.
BIRDS, BEES, GIRLS, AND STUFF LIKE
THAT.
BULL SESSION AT BULLS GAP.
BULL SHOOTIN'.
CLEAN THE SLATE IN '68,
DIPPIN', CHEWIN', ACID AND POT,
IN A STEW (CHICKEN THAT IS)
INTOXICATED AUTOMOBILE.
JAILBIRD.
JUNIOR FOILS THE GAME WARDEN.
NAME INDEX
JUNIOR TAKES TO THE AIR.
OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE.
SPORTS COMMON TATERS,
Peck, Judith Sobel.
I WISH I HAD A RECORD.
THE PLAYGROUND.
SEPARATE CARS,
THE SHUTTLE,
Peeling, Ruth L.
aaees OTWAY BURNS, FIREBRAND OF
1612.
Peifer, William J.
LANDING OF PILGRIM FATHERS.
Peirce, Morrie.
SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABOUT.
Peller, Robert.
THE DAY LITTLE BILLY BECAME WILLIAM,
Pelletier, Alex.
MONSIEUR G.A. A X.
Pelletier, Mrs. Alex.
MONSIEUR G.A. A X.
Pelletier, Kenneth Arsene.
THE SISYPHUS STONE,
Pellizzetti, Luigi.
DISTRUZIONE TOTALE.
Pena, Augustine M.
THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SELL YOUR
OWN HOME.
Pendergrass, Raymond Edwin.
THE ROAD TO THE CROSS.
Penguin Books, Inc.
THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE
SIXTH.
THE LIFE OF KING HENRY TH
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE.
THE SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF KIN
HENRY THE SIXTH, 3
THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS.
EIGHTH.
Penneya (din C =e. COnsa Ine.
DESIGN FOR SUCCESSFUL SELLING IN
DEPT). “73%
Penzoldt, Gtinther.
MAX UND MORITZ.
Pequod Productions, Inc.
THE ELECTRIC BOX,
Percy, Donna.
ANGEL, UPSTAIRS.
Percy, Edward, pseud.
Edward Percy.
Peretz, Ewer.
BONTCHE SHWEIG.
THE GOLDEN SLIPPERS.
SEE Smith,
Perlmutter, Leonard L.
THE NEW MORALITY.
Perros, Georges.
THEATRE I.
Perrucci, Andrea, pseud. SEE
Ugone, Casimiro Ruggiero.
Perry, Henry J.
MORE BOOKS FOR THE BUCK, MORE BUCKS
FOR THE BOOKS.
Perry, Jack B.
THE MAIN ATTRACTION.
Peters, John E.
THE RATFINK PLOT.
Peters, Ronald T.
IT'S MY TOWN.
Peterson, Phyllis C.
WANTED: A PRESIDENT.
Petrella, Frank.
PORTRAIT OF A WOMAN'S SOUL.
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Petrella, Frank Peter.
PHRENETIQUE.
Petrovich, Dusan.
THE GOLDEN APPLE.
Petry, Ann.
A TRAIN TO TH
Pfeiffer, Frank.
THE MIRROR.
Pheatt, Richard Cadwell.
THE HUNDRED HELLS OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN,
Philler, Henry A.
I BELIEVE YOU, MR. KARMIKEL.
STREET.
Phipps, Thomas W.
THE GROWNUPS.
Pichler, Gustav.
ZU EBENER ERDE UND ERSTER STOCK.
Pilchik, Ely E.
CONFLICT AND CONCORD.
TOBY.
Piller, Ruth Roberts.
THE CAT THAT WAS CALLED WILHEIMINA.
Pinchak, Frank. SEE Pinchak, Seymore F.
Pinchak, Seymore F.
THE EXECUTIVE.
Pinelli, Tullio.
LA PULCE D'ORO. (R)
Pintane, R. A. G.
NEXT TIME, COME YESTERDAY.
Piotrowski, Andrew.
RECESS,
Piseator, Erwin.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK.
Pitkow, Michael.
ORGASM.
Pitt, David G.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART ONE.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART TWO,
KING HENRY THE FIFTH.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Pitzer, Paul.
LAMBS TO TH
SLAUGHTER.
Pizarro, Aurea.
THE WAY TO LOVE.
Pizarro, Isabel.
THE WAY TO LOVE.
Planemar Music Co.
I'M COMING HOME.
PASS ME NOT.
THROW OUT TH
WHAT A FRIEND.
Plato.
THE TRIAL AND DEATH OF SOCRATES.
LIFELINE.
Platt, Frederick.
THE FIRST DAY.
Pletzke, Marvin Clarence.
THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD,
Ploetz, ,Thomas W.
SOIREE.
Plogstedt, Axel.
DAS SPIEL VOM GROSSEN MANN.
Podewitz, Steven.
THE DINNER.
Polistina, Anthony T.
MOONBEAMS AREN'T FOR SAVING.
Polito, Felice ‘A.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN.
Polito, Phillip.
Pollock, Muriel.
MOLLY PITCHER. (R)
Polten, Eric Pp,
THE LAW WITHIN AND THE LAW WITHOUT,
SEE Polito, Felice A.
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Pompilio, Victor A.
DOM BARI.
THE FAMILY CROWN PRINCE.
FATHER ANTHONY, THE SON OF MARY.
GOLDEN SEEDS WARPED BY GREED.
THE LITTLE BLACK BOOK.
MADAM UOVO.
MONEY IS NOTHING.
MY PAW DONE LEARN'T ME PROPER.
PASTRY AND OLD FLAME.
QUEST FOR LOVE.
ROWENA.
Pons, Jim.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON.
Pons, Maurice.
MACBIRD.
Pontiac Motor Division, General
Motors Corp. SEE General Motors
Corp. Pontiac Motor Division.
Pool, Larry D.
A STUDY OF CLIENT DISCONTINUANCE IN
THE APPLICATION PROCESS.
Popeil Brothers, Inc.
HARD SELL STEAMSET COMMERCIAL.
Poquelin, Jean Baptiste.
HOW DID IT HAPPEN,
LE MISANTHROPE.
THE MISER.
LE TARTUFFE.
Porat, Yoram.
PREGNANCY.
Portal Press, Inc.
THE DAY LITTLE BILLY BECAME WILLIAM.
UNITED WE STAND.
Porter, Edward Sefton
FIVE FLOORS DOWN.
Porter, Howard Leonard.
WHO WAS THIS MAN LINCOLN.
Porter, Steven Clark.
WILLIAM.
Post, Ani. SEE Yazigi, Ani Post.
Potter, Jack.
THE GOVERNOR.
Powell, Lorenzo.
THE WITCH DOCTOR'S DANCE.
Powers, Meta.
MORE LIFE STUDIES. (R)
Powers, Tom.
MORE LIFE STUDIES. (R)
Powers, Verne E,
DANGEROUS DECISION.
Powick, Hilda Benson.
NO LONGER AT EASE.
Poyser, Thomas 0.
ARE PEOPLE YOUR PROBLEM.
ES LA GENTE UN PROBLEMA PARA USTED.
SIND MENSCHEN EIN PROBLEM F{(fR SIE.
LA SOURCE DE VOS ENNUIS, EST-CE LES
AUTRES,
Prabhavananda, Swami.
WHAT IS RELIGION.
Preble, Duane.
WHERE IS YOUR BROTHER.
Price, Naomi.
THE GATEWAY TO A NEW LIFE.
Prickett, Charles Oliver.
PULSATING UNIVERSE #1.
Prince Georges County (Md.) Board of
Education.
A POEM IS APPROXIMATELY.
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Pronto Music, Inc.
COOK-OUT.
Prosen, Sidney.
SHE SAID YES.
Provost, Consuela M.
THE CHRISTMAS HOLLY.
FACES.
Pruslin, Stephen.
PUNCH AND JUDY.
Puget, Claude.
BROOK INTO RIVER. (R)
Pulaski, Charles A.
THE LADY CONSENTS.
THE MOTHER OF THE DIVORCEE.
Pullman, Saul.
LOWER THAN A COCKROACH.
Pushkin, Alexander.
EUGENE ONEGIN.
Qualls, William H.
MONEY MANAGEMENT FOR THE GOLDEN
YEARS.
Quiett, Kenneth Ray.
MODERN MEMORY INSTITUTE.
Quiett, Ray. SEE Quiett, Kenneth Ray.
Quinn, Don.
THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARD-
ROBE.
Quinn, Robert L.
KNIGHT'S GAMBIT.
R & D Associates.
DYNAMICS OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION.
R. B, Productions, Ine.
KINDLY KING KLOD OF HAM-ALOT.
R.S.V.P. Music, Inc.
THE SLIGHTLY IRREVERENT COMEDY OF
RON CAREY.
Racine, Jean.
COMPLETE PLAYS.
Ragusa, Andrea. SEE Vanni, S. F.
Raimund, Ferdinand.
DIE PHANTASIE KANN ALLES.
Rakowitz, Eleanor.
BE MY JELLYBEAN.
Ramchand, T. K.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT.
Ramquist, Grace
EASTER PROGRAM BUILDER, NUMBER 12.
Ramrath, Gerhard.
BLACK AND WHITE.
Ramtar Productions.
WID.
Ramtar Productions. SEE Barnes,
J. Howard K.
Rand, John, pseud. SEE Reach, James.
Rand, Louise, pseud. SEE Doran, Marie.
Randall, Bob.
PROPS I.
Randall, Bob. SEE Goldstein, Stanley.
Jan. — June
Randall, Dick.
BEACH BUMS ON WHEELS.
COME OUT, COME OUT, WHOEVER YOU ARE.
THE MARVELOUS LAND OF OZ.
MEMOIRS OF A COXCOMB.
MORE, A WOMAN.
Randall, John, pseud. SEE Reach,
James.
Randole, Evelyn.
RACHEL, MY HEART IS READY.
Randole, Leo. SEE Randole, Evelyn.
Randolph, Zilner.
TROPICS AFTER DARK. (R)
Random, Darrell.
OFFICER, I THINK THE EMPIRE STATE IS
FOLLOWING ME.
Ranson, Ernita Lascelles.
LUCRETIA.
Raphaelson, Samson.
IN MY OPINION. (R)
THE PEANUT BAG,
Raposa, Robert.
THE RAPOSA UNARMED SELF DEFENSE
SYSTEM.
Rappaport, Sheldon R.
DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE
CHILD WITH MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNC-
TION.
LIFE PLANNING FOR THE CHILD WITH
LEARNING DISABILITIES: HOME,
SCHOOL, COMMUNITY.
TRANSLATING CONCEPTS INTO PROGRAM FOR
THE BRAIN-INJURED CHILD.
Rasey, Mildred G.
PENROD.
Rasin, Carrie.
THE BALLAD OF KENNEDY.
FIFTH PSALM OF SAINT CARROL.
I'LL NOT STUDY WAR NO MORE.
RECONCILIATION IN CHRIST.
REVELATION IN SCIENCE. |
REVELATION OF SAINT CARROL - 1962.
SEVENTH PSALM OF ST. CARROL.
TENTH PSALM OF SAINT CARROL.
THREE LITTLE PEOPLE OF 1962.
A WARNING OF EVIL DOERS. i
Rattigan, Terence.
ALL ON HER OWN.
Raucher, Herman.
BIXBY.
PORTRAIT OF A FINK,
SMILING, THE BOY FELL DEAD.
WATERMELON MAN.
Rauworth, Mary.
SEXUAL CATHARSIS.
Ravel, Aviva, pseud. SEE Rubalsky,
Eva.
Rawls, Eugenia. SEE Seawell, Eugenia
Rawls.
Rayburn, Joyce.
CAT IN THE BAG. ‘
Raye, Garson, pseud.
FREAKOUT - FREAK-IN. \
Rayher, Phillip Brian.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK,
Raymond, Fred.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY. |
Raytheon Education Co. D. C. Heath & |
Co. Division. SEE Heath (D. C.) & F
Co.
Rea, Brian F. i
ON-PREMISE INSTITUTE.
Reach, James.
COLLEGE DAZE. (R)
GIRL SHY. (R)
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HAUNTED THEATRE. (R)
MR. AVERAGE AMERICAN. (R)
My COUSIN FROM TEXAS. (R)
STREET OF DREAMS. (R)
THERE'S ONE IN EVERY COMPANY. (R)
TOP KICK. (R)
WHEN WE WERE YOUNG. (R)
Read, Mrs. David. SEE Read, Patricia
Gilbert.
Read, Patricia Gilbert.
THE SONG OF BEING.
Readé, Charles.
THE CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH. (R)
PHANTOM GENTLEMAN. (R)
Réady, Stuart.
I WANT TO BE AN ACTOR. (R)
Reardon, Dennis J.
THE INCREDIBLE STANDING MAN AND HIS
FRIENDS.
MINUET AND TRIO.
Reavey, Jean.
TEN TON TOYS.
Redding, Edward C.
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN.
Redman, Crosby E.
DESIGNS IN DRAMA.
Reed, Joel M.
LOVE IS HAPPENING.
THE SPIRIT OF ANGEL.
STAGE MOTHER.
Reed, Richard Steele-.
Steele-Reed, Richard.
SEE
Reemsnyder, Marlene M.
THE BOMB AT KALAAR.
Reese, Mark Allan.
A SMALL CIRCLE OF INFINITY.
Reeves, Jim.
YOURS SINCERELY, JIM REEVES.
Reeves (Mary) Inc.
YOURS SINCERELY, JIM REEVES.
Regan, Sylvia. SEE Ellstein, Sylvia
Regan.
Regberg, Scott Lee.
DOWN NORTH.
Regenbaum, Kenneth.
BRING ME MY BRA.
Regents of the University of Wisconsin.
SEE Wisconsin. University. Regents.
Regier, Marie J.
BUT MOTHER--. (R)
Réich, John.
THE SALZBURG GREAT THEATRE OF THE
WORLD.
Reicheld, Allen Lyle.
AND AMERICA LISTENED.
Reid, Don.
SURE SIGN OF SPRING.
Reid, Don. SEE Reid, Donald W.
Reid, Donald W.
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN AND NOD IN NOOM.
Reimann, Hans.
THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK,
Reimann, Hobart A.
PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF INFEC-
TIOUS DISEASES.
Reittheimer, Howard E.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE, (R)
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
Reis, Barbara B.
TWO OF EACH KIND.
Raiser, Anna.
THE SENSITIVE.
Reiser, Robert.
BROTHER YOU'RE NEXT.
NAME INDEX
Reisman, Judith.
THE GREAT ADVENTURE.
Reiter, Gerry.
KIDDIE KINGDOM.
Relfe, Berniece H.
THE LADY WITH THE BLACK BUTTON SHOES.
Réenher, Martin E.
BOEING 727 SYSTEMS COCKPIT CONTROLS
AND INDICATIONS.
Research Council, Buddha's Universal
Church, Buddha's Universal Founda-
tion. SEE Buddha's Universal
Foundation, San Francisco. Buddha's
Universal Church. Research Founda-
tion.
Reyher, Loren D.
MURPHY.
Reynolds, Shirley.
WHITHER FOOTBALL.
Reynolds, Mrs. Verne B.
Reynolds, Shirley.
SEE
Rice, Barbara.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (R)
Rice, Elmer,
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (R)
Rice, John A.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (R)
Rice, Judith.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (Rj
Rice, Paul.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (R)
Rice, Robert.
FLIGHT TO THE WEST. (R)
Richard, Mae.
PUNCHINELLO.
Richardson, James T.
FROG.
THE TIRED MAN.
Richman, Sol.
LAUGHINGLY YOURS.
ROY'S CORNER,
Richmond, Virginia.
TAKE FAST, GIVE SLOW.
Richter, Clara S.
A KNIGHT FOR A NIGHT.
Ricordi (G..) &C., S.P.A.
LUKREZIA. (R)
Riddle, George.
A TOUCH OF HUMOR.
Rieser, Allan.
THE DANCERS.
HAND IN HAND.
Riggan, Nancy.
THE BUTTON GAME.
THE RELUCTANT PSYCHIATRIST.
THE WHAT-DO-YOU-THINK MAN.
Riggan, Richard.
THE BUTTON GAME.
Riley, Lawrence.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT. (R)
Ringwood, Gwen.
THE ROAD RUNS NORTH.
Ripley, Jack.
THE WALL OF SILAS STONE.
Rivero, Eliana Suarez-. SEE Suarez-
Rivero, Eliana.
Rivers, Joan.
DON'T DRINK THE WATER.
Rizzo, Joseph M.
COWBOY IN THE CLOSET.
Rizzuto, Gerald John.
DIALOGUES, ROUTINES AND INTERVIEWS.
Robbins, Charles.
THE MOST WANTED WOMAN.
Robbins, Jane Marla.
DEAR NOBODY.
Robbins, Nina S.
GOODBYE, BEVERLY.
THE TWO GENERALS.
VIS A VIS.
Roberts, Edward Barry.
MARRIAGE IS NOT FOR THE MASSES.
Roberts, Helen Emma.
DRAFTEE'S DILEMMA.
Roberts, Ruth.
Roberts.
Robertson, E. Arnot.
THE STRANGERS ON MY ROOF.
Robinson, Allan.
FUNNY MONEY.
Robison, David V.
MY LITTLE BOY, MY BIG GIRL.
Robison, Naomi S.
MY LITTLE BOY, MY BIG GIRL.
Rodeheaver Co.
ASSURANCE OF PARDON.
THE GOLDEN IMAGE.
Rogers, Dick.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT KNOWN.
Rogers, Norman H. SEE Classic Text
Tapes.
Rogers, Samuel Shepard.
LA TURISTA.
Rohtiann, Christopher.
BROTHER YOU'RE NEXT.
Roland, Wayne.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
Rom, Benny.
THE BOY WITH THE GREEN GLOVES.
Romano, Ralph.
SEW WHAT'S NEW.
Rombérg, Sigmund.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Ronell, Ann.
MARTHA,
SEE Piller, Ruth
Roof, James B.
MACGILLYCUDDY'S RUBAIYAT.
Roome, Derek, pseud. SEE Empringham,
Douglas R.
Rorem, Ned.
MISS JULIE.
Rose, Reginald.
DEAR FRIENDS.
Rosenbaum, Ben.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN FINDS A GHOST,
Rosenberg, Edgar.
DON'T DRINK THE WATER,
Rosetree, Benjamin, pseud.
Rosenbaum, Ben.
SEE
Rosoman, Art.
THE ROAD RUNS NORTH.
Rosow, Belle.
THAT ONE DAY.
Ross, Charles.
BEACH BUMS ON EELS.
MEMOIRS OF A COXCOM3.
MORE, A WOMAN.
Ross, David Michael.
LOCKED IN HOPELESSNESS.
Ross, Michael.
BABY NEEDS A NEW PAIR OF SHOES.
Ross, Robert Stuart.
CRY OF THE ORGAN.
DEATH OF THE COLONEL,
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Ross,- William.
U.N.I.T.-5.
Rossini, G.
OTHELLO.
Rostand, Edmond.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
Rosten, Robert.
TICKET TO CONTENTM
Roth, Gary Franklin.
EVERYBODY CRIES IN APRIL.
@
NT.
Rotstein, Janet Stevenson.
LYSISTRATA,.
Rouverol, Aurania,
YOUNG APRIL, (R)
Rouverol, William 8.
YOUNG APRIL, (R)
Rouverol, William Spence,
YOUNG APRIL. (R)
Rowan, Irwin.
MAN'S REACH. (R)
Rowe, Margaret Jaques.
GAY PHILANDERER. (R)
Rowland, Beryl.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Rowley, William.
THE CHANGELING. (R)
Rowohlt Verlag, G.M.B.H.
MAX UND MORITZ.
Rozene, Jack.
MR. AMAZING.
Rubalsky, Eva.
WHAT'S YOUR NAME,
Rubens, Ronald Fredric.
THE GREAT MAGILLA,
Rubin, Ruth.
YIDDISH FOLKSONGS OF SOCIAL SIGNIFI-
CANCE.
Rubins, David S.
FUN ON BROAD STREET.
Rudd, Bernard.
THE BRIDGE GAME.
Rudd, Enid.
THE BRIDGE GAME.
Ruggieri, Samuel.
THE GIFT.
Rumbold, Zoe Akins.
BROOK INTO RIVER. (R)
Rush, James J.
FEIS.
Rush, Richard B.
TAM.
Russ, Joanna.
THE INNER CIRCLES.
Russell, Bobbye.
Bobbye Russell.
SEE Durrett,
Russo, Armand H.
THE WORLDCLOWN.
Russo, Camilla Cantalupo.
THE SONG OF THE SHEPHERDS.
Russo, Camilla Lupo. SEE
Russo, Camilla Cantalupo.
Rutman, Leo.
AMERICA IN HEAT.
WHERE IS CHE GUEVARA.
Ruzz, Frank.
LOVE IS GONE WITH THE WINDOW.
Ryan, William.
PREVENTIVE SERVICES IN THE SOCIAL
CONTEXT: POWER, PATHOLOGY AND PRE-
VENTION,
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Ryerson, Florence. SEE Clements,
Florence Ryerson.
Ryerson, Hal.
MORALITY CLAUSE. (R)
Ryker, Lois.
LOVE MAKES THE HEAD GO 'ROUND.
Sabath, Bernard.
THE PARSLEY OF LIFE.
TRAVELER IN A FOREIGN LAND NAMED
MONEY .
THE TRIAL OF THE OLD MAN.
Sabreen,. Richard.
LAURA.
Sackler, Howard.
THE GREAT WHITE HOPE,
St. Anthony's Guild, Paterson, N.J.
THE COMING OF THE KING. (R)
St. Carrol, pseud. SEE Rasin, Carrie.
Saint Germain Press, Inc.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED ASCENDED
JESUS CHRIST.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED DADDY.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED ELOHIM
ARCTURUS.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY BELOVED MASTER SAINT
GERMAIN.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BLESSED ASTREA.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BLESSED LANTO.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY GREAT BELOVED LORD TH
MAHA CHOHAN.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY BLESSED
BELOVED SAINT GERMAIN.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY PRESENCE
LISTENING ANGEL.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY VICTORY.
Saint Jean, Michel, pseud.
SEE Ballin,
William C.
St. Joseph, Ellis.
A PASSENGER TO BALI. (R)
Salerno, Henry F.
ENGLISH DRAMA IN TRANSITION,
1880-1920.
Sales Consultants International,
Inc.
TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY SALES CONSUL-
TANTS INTERNATIONAL AND MANAGEMENT
RECRUITERS INTERNATIONAL IN OVER-
COMING BASIC OBJECTIONS.
Salminen, Nils R.
HERE COME THAT JUDGE,
Salser, Carl W.
LETTER WRITING FOR THE OFFICE.
Salzberg, Marvin.
A MUSICAL VERSION OF HENRY FIELDING'S
TRAGEDY OF TRAGEDIES,
Samberg, Benjamin.
GOLDEN AGE HOUR.
cord pertaining to a particular
Jan.—June
Samples, Junior.
BIRDS, BEES, GIRLS, AND STUFF LIKE
THAT,
BULL SESSION AT BULLS GAP.
BULL SHOOTIN'.
DIPPIN', CHEWIN', ACID AND POT,
IN A STEW (CHICKEN THAT IS)
INTOXICATED AUTOMOBILE.
JAILBIRD.
JUNIOR FOILS THE GAME WARDEN,
JUNIOR TAKES TO THE AIR,
OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE.
RELUCTANT DRAFTEE,
SPORTS COMMON TATERS.
Sanchez, Jose Luis.
EL DOMINIO DE LOS ESPIRITUS: SOBRE LOS
VIVOS.
Sandburg, Carl.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS.
Sanden, Frances H.
ABRAHAM,
Sanderson, Paul E.
AIRMAN'S INFORMATION MANUAL.
OXYGEN SYSTEMS.
Sanderson Films, Inc.
AIRMAN'S INFORMATION MANUAL.
OXYGEN SYSTEMS.
Sandholzer, Terry Alan,
BUT, CAN YOU SING.
Sanguineti, Edoardo.
PASSAGGIO,.
Santanastaso, Calvin F.
LESS THAN NINE MONTHS.
Santo, Cal, pseud. SEE Santanastaso,
Calvin F.
Santos, Joseph.
UNHOLY ALLIANCE.
Saroyan, William.
BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE. (R)
HELLO OUT THERE.
MY HEART'S IN THE HIGHLANDS. (R)
PEOPLE WITH LIGHT COMING OUT OF
THEM, (R)
PING-PONG GAME, (R)
SUBWAY CIRCUS. (R)
Sattin, Albert.
DRUG ABUSE IN AMERICAN SOCIETY.
Satuloff, Robert.
X NOTES ON A PRIVATE MYTHOLOGY.
Saudek, Robert.
THE NEW HUMANITIES AND THE 21ST CEN-
TURY.
Savage, Peter, pseud. SEE Petrella,
Frank Peter.
Savin, Marcia.
THE FEAST OF TSOURRIS.
Sawn, David, pseud.
George C.
SEE Davidson,
Saxel, Bernard.
UN CHAT EST UN CHAT.
Seanlan, John.
TIBERIUS.
Scanlon, M. E.
HELP.
Schafer, Richard Lewis.
BUT, CAN YOU SING.
Schaffer, Sanford.
HEY, LIFEGUARD.
Schaid, Elaine.
LEND ME YOUR HEART.
1968
Schaid, Mrs. R. J. SEE Schaid, Elaine.
Schankman, Benjamin M.
LADY WHO CAME TO STAY. (R)
‘Schantl, Susan.
WOYZECK.
Schifalacqua, Joanna.
THE ESTABLISHMENT.
Schiller, Rose Leiman.
THE UNDERGROUND BIRD.
Schisgal, Murray.
FIVE ONE ACT PLAYS.
LOUIE. :
SENT OUT INTO THE WORLD IN A
CONFUSED STATE OF MIND.
Schmidt, Gary E.
VOICES.
Schmidt, Louis.
AU SOLEIL D'OR.
Schneider, Carolyn Roy.
MORE THAN A DAY.
Schneider, Patricia V.
THE WAKE.
Schnell, Frieda Z.
NATIONAL HANDICAP. (R)
Schoch, Esther Hedwig.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN - THROUGH ALL THE
YEARS.
Schofield, John E,
OH LITTLE STAR.
Schohl, William F.
THE DORM.
Scholastic Magazines, Inc.
SHAKE HANDS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
Scholl, Ralph.
A FABLE.
Schott & Co., Ltd.
ARDEN MUST DIE.
Schottland, Roberta Ellen.
IS MARVIN.
Schott's (B.) Sohne.
ALRAUNE.
PROMETHEUS .
Schpaschinsky. SEE Shpazhinskii,
Ippolit Vasilevich.
Schubert, Franz.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH SCHUBERT. (R)
Schulz, Charles M.
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN.
Schulze, Diane Louise.
PARASOLS AND BUGGY-WHIPS.
Schulze, Robert John.
PARASOLS AND BUGGY-WHIPS.
Schwab, Allen.
LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER.
Schwartz, Alex.
THE IDIOT SAVANTS.
Schwartz, Barry N.
THE FOUR FATES OF BARNEY TELLER.
Schwartz, Joel Allen.
TILT.
Schwartz, Morris. SEE Schwartz,
Sumor, pseud.
Schwartz, Sumor, pseud.
THE SMALL TOWN.
Schwartz, Susan. SEE Schwartz,
Sumor, pseud.
Schweitzer, John C.
A VARIETY OF SHORT PLAYS.
Schwoy, Bruce C.
THE COBWEBBED AISLE.
NAME INDEX
Scott, Bernice.
THE OTHER ROAD.
Scott, Joseph.
PLAYSONG FOR A CROWDED ROOM.
Scott, Joseph, pseud. SEE Kirland,
Joseph.
Scott, Robert Merrit.
VASCAR.
Seott, Robert Norman.
JESUS CHRIST, THE SON OF MAN.
Screen Gems-=Columbia Music, Ine.
RED CLOUD'S FAREWELL TO HIS TRIBE.
Seribners (Charles) Sons.
A VARIETY OF SHORT PLAYS.
Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc.
EXP,
Sears, William R.
HOW PEOPLE COMMUNICATE.
Sears & Co.
HOW PEOPLE COMMUNICATE.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
THE BIGGEST OPERATION COUNTDOWN IN
HISTORY.
Seawell, Eugenia Rawls.
FANNY KEMBLE, HER LIFE, HER LETTERS.
Second City, Inc.
FAMILY REUNION.
MUSEUM PIECE.
THE PROTEST MARCHERS.
Seeley, Robert B.
BIG BILL.
Segerberg, Osborn, Jr.
PARADISE LOST.
Segreto, Louis.
THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SELL YOUR
OWN HOME.
Seidman, Stanley.
THIS FUNKY GUACOMOLE BUSH.
Select Theatres Corp.
HELLZATOOTIN. (R)
HULLABALLOO. (R)
KEEP FLYING. (R)
OFF THE RECORD. (R)
Selinger, Norman R.
TELEVISION ORIGINATION SYSTEM
CONSIDERATIONS.
Seller, H. Richard.
PONTIAC PEOPLE.
Seller, Robert H.
DIURETIC THERAPY IN EDEMA.
Sells, Albert.
CABBAGES. (R)
Selters, Evelyn Bumpus.
ALL THAT I AM,
Senior, Edward.
BEANIE.
Senoret, Octavio,
UNDER THE VOLCANO.
Sentinel Records.
THE BIBLE IN LIVING SOUND.
Sesto, Salvatore Del. SEE Del Sesto,
Salvatore.
Seuil, Editions du.
LA BAYE,
IL EST ARRIVE.
Seymour, Lorraine Michele.
MAKE MINE WITH ONIONS.
Sgro, Vincent Carmen.
EVERYBODY CRIES IN APRIL.
Shakespeare, William.
THE ADAPIED MACBETH.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
THE FESTIVAL SHAKESPEARE LOVE'S
LABOR'S LOST.
THE FIRST PART OF KING HENRY THE
SIXTH.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART ONE.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART TWO.
HENRY VI, PART THREE.
KING HENRY THE FIFTH.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING JOHN.
THE LIFE OF KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS.
MACBETH.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
MID-SUMMER.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE.
THE RED PENCIL.
ROMEO AND JULIE.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
ROMEO ET JULIETTE.
THE SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF KING
HENRY THE SIXTH.
SHAKE HANDS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR.
THE TRAGEDY OF TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Shalett, Lew.
THE SHELDON-CLAIRE PROGRAM OF SUPER-
VISORY DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE
MOTIVATION,
Shallenberger, John B.
LECTURE SERIES ON THE BOY CHOIR.
Shallway Foundation.
LECTURE SERIES ON THE BOY CHOIR.
Shannon, Irene.
CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH.
Shapiro, Leonardo.
BROTHER YOU'RE NEXT.
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., Inc.
EXACTLY LIKE YOU. (R)
IF YOU KNEW SUSIE. (R)
IN THE MOOD. (R)
LONELY ACRES. (R)
THE MEM'RY OF A ROSE. (R)
A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY
SQUARE. (R)
PLAY THAT BARBER SHOP CHORD. (R)
THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET. (R)
SWEETHEART OF ALL MY DREAMS. (R)
Sharkey, Jack.
BOYS WILL BE GIRLS.
Sharpe, Eileen C.
NOTHING PERSONAL.
Shaw, Faith, pseud. SEE Dumdei,
Mrs. Leo.
Shaw, George Bernard.
BACK TO METHUSELAH.
Shaw, Harold M., Jr.
UP WITH BALLOONS AND DOWN WITH LOLLI-
POPS.
Shaw, Harriet Jean.
YOU GOTTA BE KIDDIN'.
Shaw, John.
CORINTHIANS.
Shaw, Ralph A.
HYPERTHYROIDISM.
Shaw, William C.
WHAT EVERY MAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
WOMEN.
Shawnee Press, Inc,
THIS IS MY COUNTRY.
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SWORDS OF THE SUN.
Sheckley, Robert.
IS MARVIN.
Sheehan, Joseph A.
A MAN FAIRLY TESTED.
Shelby, Dorothy Bell.
THE BABY THAT DIDN'T DIE.
Sheldori-Claire, Inc.
SHELDON-CLAIRE PROGRAM OF SUPER-
VISORY DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYEE
OTIVATION.
Shepard, Sam, pseud. SEE Rogers, Sam-
uel Shepard.
Shepherd, Edward Clarence, IV.
HONEST JOHN.
Sheratsky, Rodney E.
THE CREATIVE ARTS:
TIVE. TYPES.
Sherby, Edward.
HUGGER-MUGGER OVER $1.67.
THE MILLION DOLLAR CORPSE.
FOUR REPRESENTA-
Sherman, Alida.
THE DUMMY.
Sherman, Harold.
NOT UNTIL.
Sherman, Reed. SEE Sherman, Robert N.
Sherman, Robert N.
ALICIA, YOU SPELL IT WITH INDELIBLE.
BLOOD IS THICKER THAN A NEPHEW'S
SKULL.
DOES A GATOR CHOKE ON THE GRASS OF
HUMAN KINDNESS.
LORI IS THE WORD FOR A REAL JAZZ
BABY.
NOW THAT I'VE FOUND YOU AM I STILL A
RELATIVE.
ONE GOLD TOOTH IS A FORTUNE, TWO
IS TROUBLE.
WATER, WATER EV'RYWHERE.
Sherry, Rex T.
THE MARBLE GAME,
Sherwood, Madeline H.
AN AMERICAN CRUSADER. (R)
Sherwood, Robert E.
AN AMERICAN CRUSADER. (R)
Sherwood, Robert Steiner.
AUNT MARISKA.
Shiffer, Harvey A.
REMARKS AND AD LIB MATERIAL BY DOG-
TYPE PERSON SNIFFLES TO MEN'S SERV-
ICE CLUBS._
SCRIPT MATERIAL, ITEMS 1 THROUGH
10 FOR TELEVISION, ABC, THE NEWS
HOUR, BAXTER WARD, DAILY.
WE FIRST AMERICANS ALL HAVE A LOT IN
COMMON.
Shipman, Willie C.
IT WENT THATAWAY.
Shipton, Paul F.
THE SCORPION.
ShishkKov, Stefan.
NAVRUKH VELIKDEN.
VELIKIFATU PLAMUK.
Sholem, Helen Fay Lubin.
A GREAT SADNESS.
PERHAPS, FOR ETERNITY.
Shopen, pseud. SEE Dychtwald, Yoram.
Shortt, Grace.
THROUGH THE EYES OF YOUTH.
DRAMAS
Shpazhinskii, Ippolit Vasilevich.
DIE ZAUBERIN. (R)
Shrode, D. A.
A FLOWER IS TO RE
EMBER.
Shrode, Pete. SEE Shrode, D. A.
Shubert, John.
HELLZATOOTIN. (R)
HULLABALLOO. (R)
KEEP FLYING. (R)
OFF THE RECORD.
(R)
Shumaker, David.
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY AND MISS CORRINE.
THE LAYING-IN OF MISS DELIA.
Shure, Robert.
FUGUE IN C FLAT.
Sibley, Jacqueline Hall.
THAT CERTAIN AGE.
Sibley, Jacqueline Langdon.
Sibley, Jacqueline Hall.
SEE
Sieben, Pearl.
JOLIE.
Siebert, Elaine May.
HER GINARY MAN.
Siege, Lexington, pseud.
Jerome R.
SEE Harmacek,
Siegel, Ethel Lazarus.
HOROSCOPE.
Siegel, Jack.
YOU CAN'T TRUST ANYBODY OVER THIRTY.
Sigismondi, Aldo.
SPEECH.
SPEECH FOR COLLEGES & LECTURE TOURS.
THE SPIDER AND THE MARIONETTES.
Sigurjénsson, Jéhann.
FIRE AND ICE.
Sikorski, K. G., Bllhnen- & Musikverlage
MOLIERE.
Silber, Robert Bernard.
THE SECRET SHARER.
Silk, Leonard S.
VEBLEN.
Silva, Norman R.
SPIDER IN THE JUG.
Silva, Willetta W.
THE SCHOOL DAZE OF THE LEARNING
DISABILITY CHILD.
Silverman, Treva.
DON'T DRINK THE WATER,
Silvis, Donahue B.
RHINEMAN'S SEVEN,
Simister, Florence P.
STREETS OF THE CITY.
Simmon, Louis, pseud.
SEE Simon, Louis
Charles,
Simon, Louis Charles.
WOYZECK.
Simon, Malvin. SEE Simon, Peter Malvin.
Simon, Neil.
THE STAR-SPANGLED GIRL.
Simon, Paul.
TASTE FOR VIOLENCE.
Simon, Peggy.
GYPSY ADVENTURE.
Simon, Peter Malvin.
DON JUAN IN HOSANNAH.
Simon, Richard Keller.
THE PASTURELAND IS FULL OF BONES.
TIGERS IN RED WEATHER.
Simons, John Townes, Jr.
PINOCCHIO.
Simpson, Mrs. D. E.
STRANGERS' GOLD. (R)
Jan. — June
Simpson, N. F.
SOME TALL TINKLES.
Sims, Thelma McCarver.
SIX YEARS IN NEW SALEM.
Singer, Joseph.
I'M OLSON, YOU'RE KRIBBEL.
Singleton, Donald L.
THE SHADOW OF A MAN.
Sisson, Charles Jasper.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Skelton, Geoffrey.
ARDEN MUST DIE.
Slon, Sidney.
WELCOME HOME, DEAREST LOVE.
Small, Mrs. John H.
Small, Marsha.
THE ALII OF THE ISLAND.
Smalley, Webster L.
TASTE FOR VIOLENCE.
Smiley, Charles W.
IT'S A FREE COUNTRY.
Smith, Artemis, pseud.
Morpurgo, Anna Selma.
Smith, Betty.
smith, Billy H.
HIDEAWAY SALOON.
JUDAS.
WACO ROSE.
Smith, Caleb.
Smith, Chester
ONLY A KING
REVISITED):
Leo.
(PART II - RASHAMON
SEE Small, Marsha.
SEE Vinje-
SEE Finch, Betty Smith.
SEE Chandler, Jerry T.
THE INCREDIBLE TRAGIC
HISTORY OF THE INCREDIBLE RELATION-
SHIP OF HAAKON CHEVALIER AND J.
ROBERT OPPENHEIMER,
Smith, Donald Wayne.
LOCKED IN HOPELESSNESS.
Smith, Edith Ingram.
ALCOHOLICS PHENOMENOUS.
Smith, Edith L. I.
MARGOTS! MILLIONS.
Smith, Edward Percy.
LADIES IN RETIREMENT.
(R)
Smith, Frances Heath.
SURPRISE, PARTY.
Smith, Géne M.
THE BLACK TOWER SANITARIUM.
Smith, Glenn Allen.
HANSEL AND GRETEL.
Smith, Gopher, pseud.
Thomas E.
Smith, H., pseud. SEE Benedict,
Stewart H.
Smith, Harriet Louise.
HUDSON'S BAY MAN.
Smith, Helen Krebs.
HUDSON'S BAY MAN.
Smith, Mare P.
LAMENTATION ON A HIGH ATLL.
MATTATHIAS OF MODIN.
Smith, Peter Joseph.
BINEEN'S WAKE,
=]
THE ENLIGHTENMENT OF OTHERS BY WILL
SKUFFEL.
Smith, Phillip.
SHAKE HANDS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
Smith, Stephan.
UGLY FACED WOMAN.
Smith, Terry Alan.
WELCOME TO CINCINNATI.
SEE Lairsey,
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Smith, Thomas Erskine.
DO-DAD.
Smith, William 0., Jr.
SERVICING TECHNIQUES FOR WATERPROOF-
ING WATCHES.
Snider, Florine R.
THREE DAYS BEFORE TOMORROW.
Sniffles. SEE Shiffer, Harvey A.
Sniffles, a Dog-type Person.
SNIFFLES, THE DOG-TYPE PERSON
SPEAKING PROXY-TYPE TO THE
OPTOMISTS SAYS.
Sniffles, Dog-Type Person Foundation.
REMARKS AND AD LIB MATERIAL BY DOG-
TYPE PERSON SNIFFLES TO MEN'S SERV-
ICE CLUBS.
SCRIPT MATERIAL, ITEMS 1 THROUGH
10 FOR TELEVISION, ABC, THE NEWS
HOUR, BAXTER WARD, DAILY.
Sniffles, Dog-Type Person Foundation,
Inc. -
SNIFFLES, THE DOG-TYPE PERSON
SPEAKING PROXY-TYPE TO THE
OPTOMISTS SAYS.
Sniffles Wildlife Club.
WE FIRST AMERICANS ALL HAVE A LOT IN
COMMON .
Snyder, Burton.
IF YOU WERE ONLY RICH, HARRY.
THE PENALTY FOR BEING SLOW.
Snyder, Gloria P,
HARDSHIPS.
Snyder, Richard M.
BLACKJACK,
Sofian, Sheila Coutts.
THE HOUSE AT THE EDGE OF THE WORLD.
ISLAND.
Solomon, Lawrence N.
INTERPERSONAL EXERCISES FOR SMALL
GROUPS.
Solomon, Samuel.
COMPLETE PLAYS.
Somerfeld, Robert..
BLUES FOR BILLY.
DIALOGUE FOR WOMAN AND TRUMPET.
FUNNIN'.
THE LATE, LATE, LATE, LATE, SHOW.
THE PROJECTION ROOM.
RESPITE.
Soupault, Philippe.
LES CHAMPS MAGNETIQUES.
Southeastern Recording Co. of America,
Inc.
THE AMERICAN DREAM,
Spalding, Hobart A.
DON RODRIGO.
Spearing, Mona.
THE SENSITIVE PLANT.
Spearing, Mrs. Thomas. SEE Spearing,
Mona.
Spears, Doug.
WAY OUTER SPACE.
Spector, Morris.
PLANNING, HOT AND COLD.
Spencer, James.
WHAT GOVERNS YOU.
Spencer, Sara.
LITTLE WOMEN. (R)
Sperry Rand Corp.
THE TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS STORY.
324-937 O - 68-7
sy
NAME INDEX
Sperry Rand Corp. Univac.
THE TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS STORY.
Spiegel, David M.
THE GREAT GINZBURG PLOT.
Spinelle, Thomas F.
THE GURU OF GRAFFITI.
THE NAME OF BENEDETTI.
Spivack, Morris Redman.
THE SCHOOL OF ATHENS.
Squier, Wilbur N.
THE HARDTOP RUG.
Squire, Roger.
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD,
Squire, Roger L.
THEY DON'T EVEN BOTHER.
Sreejith, pseud. SEE Ramchand, T. K.
Staab, Jane.
THE END OF THE CIRCLE.
THE MISSING NOTE.
Staff, Enid.
NOT LIKE OTHER MEN.
Stafford, William T.
BILLY BUDD AND THE CRITICS.
Stambler, Peter Lane.
THE DELIVERANCE.
Stampalia, Catherine M.
LADYBUG'S GARDEN.
Stanback, Thurman W.
A SMALL VOICE IN THE SILENT ARENA.
Stanton, Ken, pseud. SEE Engel,
Lyle Kenyon.
Stanwix House, Inc.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
THE TRAGEDY OF KING LEAR,
Stapper, Sylvia..
SECOND CAREER.
Starin, Dennis.
THE WITCH OF HAY GROUND.
Starkweather, William Cc.
TO SHARE THE BITTER END.
Starr, Cecile. SEE Boyajian, Cecile
Starr.
Starr, Marie,
HAWK'S BROOD.
Stearns, Harry J.
WHY WE ARE HERE.
Steckman, Howard Alfred.
THE ADVENTURES OF FORD PIERCE, MIL-
LIONAIRE CRIMINOLOGIST AND PRO-
TECTOR OF THE VERY VERY RICH.
Steele-Reed, Richard.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
Steiger, Anita. SEE Vizney,
Steven M., pseud.
Steiger, Elaine. SEE Vizney,
Steven M., pseud.
Steinberg, Bernhard.
THE AXE AND THE MACE,
MIRRORS IN THE FOG.
Steinbrecher, Alexander.
BRILLANTEN AUS WIEN. (R)
Steiner, Leo Watman.
OH BILLY, OH TOMMY.
Steinmetz, Urban G.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY PLANNING.
SEX EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS.
TOWARD MARRIAGE.
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Stempin, Robert Leon.
ANNIE, THE STORY BEHIND HELEN KELLER.
Stendahl, Brita.
ON THAT DAY.
Stephenson, Jim Bob,
THE ENCHANTED TOY SHOP.
Stephenson, Lucy Chase.
THE ENCHANTED TOY SHOP.
Stern, Ruth L.
ODYSSEY ON THE HOME FRONT.
Stevens, Henry Bailey.
MOTHER WHITTIER'S MEETING.
Stevenson, Janet. SEE Rotstein, Janet
Stevenson.
Stevenson, Robert Louis.
AFTER YOU, MR. HYDE.
HYDE.
Stevenson, Sarah E.
UNNA AND THE BEAR-PRINCE.
Stewart, Dorothy Rood.
MOLLIE O'SHAUGHNESSY. (R)
Stewart, Douglas C.
A DAY, A NIGHT & A DAY.
Stewart, James M, Thomas.
THE LEGEND OF ILLINOIS: ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, THE MAN WHO SAVED THE
UNION.
Stewart, June Bertie Gary.
THE LEGEND OF ILLINOIS: ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, THE MAN WHO SAVED THE
UNION.
Stewart, Linda Ashton,
THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN,
Stewart, Michael..
BYE BYE BIRDIE.
HELLO, DOLLY.
Stieper, Donald R.
WISH YOU WERE HERE.
Stockham, Linda J.
THE BLUE FEATHER.
ON THE BLIND.
Stockham, Robinson. SEE Stockham,
Linda J.
Stocklen, Helen Seitter.
MITE BOX CLINIC.
Stoker, Bram.
DRACULA,
Stokle, Norman.
LOVE ON THE RACK.
Stoller, Esther.
THE MAGIC PICTURE FRAME.
Stone, Helaine Gabertovich.
WHEN LOVE GROWS SWEET.
Stone, Jesse.
HORATIO,
SPEECH ON CONTINUITY GAME DELIVERED
TO SYLVIA MUSIC CO.
Stone, Martin.
ARTHUR! ARTHUR.
Stone, Paul A.
ARBITRATION STUDY 1.
Stonebarger, Charles William.
A’. LINCOLN.
Stork, Charles Wharton.
ALCIBIADES,
Storm, Theodor.
PUNCHINELLO.
Story, Van Dyck.
THE MYSTERIOUS WATERMELON.
Straight, Michael W.
CARAVAGGIO.
Strait, Ralph.
THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS.
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Straw, Arlein Ford.
BENT TWIGS.
Strayer, Helen.
THE BOUNTY.
Streitfeld, Elaine.
DANCER IN AN ART GALLERY.
Strett, Jean.
INTERDIT AU PUBLIC.
Strett, Jean de.
LE PERE GORIOT.
Striker, Francis.
THE GREEN HORNET. (R)
Strindberg, August.
MISS JULIE.
Stringfellow, Broome.
YOUR OWN FLESH.
Stroud, Albert Ben.
THE EASTER CHALLENGE.
Stroud, Nancy H.
BIG WEDDING.
Stu-pid Music, Inc.
LOVE & FAMILY.
MY FIRST DATE.
NO SMOKING PLEASE.
PUERTO RICO HOLIDAY.
TURKEY TIME ETHIOPIANS.
Stuart, Ellen.
DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT.
Stuart, Jay.
THE MINK CAPER.
Stubblefield, Ruth J.
EL HAJJ MALIK.
Stubby, Captain, pseud. SEE Fouts,
Tom C.
Stukas, William B.
THE PLUCKING OF THE EAGLE,
Sturtevant, Robert.
UP:
Suan-Lumia, pseud. SEE Lumia, Susan.
Suarez, Gabriel Moreno-Burgos.
INTRANSIGENCIA.
PROCESOS A MIGUEL SERVET.
Suarez-Rivero, Eliana.
EL CABALLERO DE LAS ESPUELAS DE ORO.
Subbiondo, Joseph.
BLUES FOR A HUNDRED YARDS.
Suesse, Dana.
LENGTH OF OUR DAYS.
TONIGHT WE DO IT WITHOUT THE NET.
Sufrin, Herb.
THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS.
Sullivan.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH THE PIRATES OF
PENZANCE. (R)
Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour.
DAN DESTRY'S DILEMMA.
Sullivan, John Thomas,
DEATH, A MIME FOR BEARING.
Sullivan, L. M. SEE Sullivan M.
Sullivan, M.
THE OTHER GEORGE.
TROMPE L'OEIL.
Sullivan, Thomas. SEE Sullivan, e
John Thomas.
Summer, Richard J.
CARINGS.
Summers, Norman.
CONFLICT AND CONCORD.
Sunenshine, Ruth. SEE Lopert,
Ruth S.
DRAMAS
Sutherland, Donald.
THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES.
Sutten, Arthur Joseph.
TIN LIZZIE.
Sutten, Elaine M.
TIN LIZZIE.
Sutton, Evelyn C.
THE HARD WAY.
Swain, Russell.
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN AND NOD IN NOOM.
Swan, Christopher.
NADIA.
Swanson (Gloria) Enterprises, Inc.
QUEEN KELLY.
Swedénborg, Emmanuel.
HEAVEN AND ITS WONDERS AND HELL.
Sweetkind, Morris.
TRAGEDY, HISTORY AND ROMANCE,
Swensen, Polly R.
HOW COURTLY LOVE CAME TG GALINGALE
IN FRIAR TOM'S RELIC BAG AND DE-
PARTED SURREPTITIOUSLY ON HORSE-
BACK.
Swetland, Carolyn.
SWEETLY THE BUDAPEST BUM.
Swortzell, Lowell.
A PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE.
Sydorick, Thomas.
TELL IT TO ME LIKE IT IS, VIRGIL.
Sylvester, James John.
THE BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT'S SECRET
SURROUNDING THE DEATH OF ERNESTO
CHE GUEVARA AND ITS JEOPARDY OF
THREE LIVES.
Synge, John M,
THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD,
Syracuse University.
ALCIBIADES.
Szekely, Suzanne.
FOR THE TIME BEING.
Szogyi, Alex.
INTERMEZZO.
Szulc, Alexander, pseud.
Alexander F.
SEE Schultz,
TV Gems, Inc.
LET'S TAKE A TRIP.
PLAYBACK,
Taccolini, Kathleen Ann.
THE ELF HIMSELF.
Taft, Joseph H.
THE INHERITOR.
Taharlev, Yoram.
RABENU GOREN.
Taikeff, Stanley.
THE COILED SPRING.
Talbot, Alfred Julian.
BAILEY'S CROWDED HOUR, (R)
Talesnik, Ricardo.
LA FIACA,
Tanz, Eugene Robert.
BECKER & BURNS.
LAFFERTY CHEVROLET.
PHILADELPHIA-CAMDEN METRO CHEVROLET
DEALERS 41 CLUB.
Tapia, William, pseud. SEE Wall,
William Paul.
Tar, pseud. SEE Barnes, J. Howard K.
Jan. — June
Tarkington, Booth.
PENROD,
Tarmon, Doretta.
TOMORROW'S ANOTHER DAY.
Tarr, Justin, pseud. SEE Barnes,
J. Howard K.
Tarses, Jay.
THE PATCHETT & TARSES SHOW.
Tasso, Torquato.
AMINTA.
IL COMBATTIMENTO DI TANCREDI E
CLORINDA.
Taylor, Donald D.
A BIRD WHO STAMPED ON ATR.
Taylor, Hiram Edwin.
THE PENNILESS PRINCE,
Taylor, James,
WALK DOWN MY STREET,
Taylor; , Ken«
THE DECISION.
Taylor, Mary Elizabeth.
IT WAS A LOVELY MEETING. (R)
Taylor, Richard G.
YANKEE BILL'S CHRISTMAS ON THE
BOWERY.
Tazewell, Charles.
THE LITTLEST ANGEL.
Tedegri.
MOLLY PITCHER. (R)
Telford, Frank.
THE BAMBOO SAUCER.
Tell, Pincus W.
GIVE IT BACK TO THE INDIANS.
GIVE IT TO THE GIRLS.
Tennant, Georgina.
HOW DO YOU SEE. YOURSELF.
Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron.
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
Terefenko, Thomas.
AXE TO GRIND.
SIMEON.
TINKLE TINKLE.
Terell Music Co.
THE PEACE FLOW.
Terlecky, Nikolaj.
FLUCHT AUS DEM SPIEL.
Terr, Max.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA. (R)
Terrell, George C.
FOLLOW THE LEADER.
MARGUERITE.
Terry, Marjorie A.
THE WARD MEETING.
Terry, Marjorie A. Gilchrist.
MOTH.
SEEDS.
Terry, Megan.
JACK-JACK,
Terry, Robert.
THE PEACE FLOW.
Terry, Robert. SEE Terell Music Co.
Terry, Sylvia, pseud. SEE Stapper,
Sylvia.
Thackeray, William Makepeace.
THACKERAY'S THE ROSE AND THE RING.
Thackray, John.
TWAT.
Thane, Adele.
PLAYS FROM FAMOUS STORIES AND FAIRY
TALES.
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Theme Productions, Inc.
[THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN SOUL]
WE WILL LIVE TOGETHER OR PERISH LIKE
FOOLS.
Thieme, Bernard.
DIE SECHSTE FRAU.
Thirteen Productions, Inc.
THE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL, THE
SOUNDS OF GRAFFITI.
PARDON ME, SIR, BUT IS MY EYE
HURTING YOUR ELBOW,
NAME INDEX
IN THE MOOD. (R)
LONELY ACRES. (R)
THE MEM'RY OF A ROSE. (R)
A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKELEY
SQUARE. (R)
PLAY THAT BARBER SHOP CHORD. (R)
THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET, (R)
SWEETHEART OF ALL MY DREAMS. (R)
Trahey, Jane.
RING ROUND THE BATHTUB.
Tymoshek, Stephen.
ABIGAIL.
MOMENT OF DECISION.
THE SCHEME OF OTTO YATES.
U
Ugone, Casimiro Ruggiero.
THE SONG OF THE SHEPHERDS.
Uhrig, George.
THE SUMMER AMELIA EARHART DISAP-
Thotias, Charles. PEARED.
HOW TO CREATE CRIMINALS AND INCREASE GS eon John. Uhrig, Mary
THE CRIME RATE. PANCREATITIS, NATURAL HISTORY AND THE SUMMER
R AMELIA EARHART D -
Thomas, Clara. DIAGNOSIS. PEARED, HES
KING HENRY THE FIFTH.
Thomas , Ieroy, Jr.
THE LORD DON'T LOVE UGLY.
Trapp, Vernon L.
HIRING A MAID,
Travis, Thomas K.
T.V. COMMERCIAL FOR X BRAND
Unart Music Corp.
LOVE & FAMILY.
MY FIRST DATE.
Boe eLouLe J. CIGARETTES ; NO SMOKING PLEASE.
Thomas, Stephen, pseud. SEE Trecate, Gualtiero Ferrari-. SEE else eaamrer ee
Tymoshek, Stephen.
Thomas, Werner.
PROMETHEUS .
Thomas, William E.
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN.
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Thompson, Robert J. J.
THE GRAB BAG.
OH, 'DEM GOLDEN SLIPPERS.
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Tretick, Gordon A.
WAITING,
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THE AUDITION AND THE BETROTHAL.
ESSENCE OF PITY.
YOU CAN LOOK WITH YOUR EYES BUT
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TURKEY TIME ETHIOPIANS.
Underwood, Ralph, pseud. SEE Reach,
James.
Underwood, Sophie Kerr.
IT WAS A LOVELY MEETING. (R)
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
CONFLICT AND CONCORD.
Univac Division, Sperry Rand Corp.
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Universal Edition, A.G.
Trevens, Francine L. AUSGELIEFERT.
SUSTE IS A GOOD GIRL. THE MINI-MAGIC HEIRESS. DIE KLINGEL.
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ANGULAR DUET. : en MONT
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THE PRIMROSE PATH.
Thérarson, Agnar.
FIRE AND ICE.
Thuna, Leonora.
AFTER YOU, MR. HYDE.
THE NATURAL LOOK.
SHOW ME WHERE THE GOOD TIMES .ARE.
Thurschwell, Harry.
BOBSY (TEACHAPOPPIN)
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LAMB AND GRAPE LEAVES.
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COMPROMISE PLEASE,
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CHARACTERISTICS OF INNER CITY
CLIENTS.
Tinsley, Byron.
THE BUTTERFLY PALACE,
Tinsley, Glen Louis, Jr.
TALK TIME.
Tobias, Fred.
GEMS OF BURLESQUE.
Toch, Ernst.
THE LAST TALE.
Todd, Margaret Flynn.
THE STORY OF A PICTURE.
Torrens, Elsa.
LOVE IS NOT A GAME.
Torretta, Charles L.
DUCK, THE GARLIC'S FLYING.
Torrigiani, Uccio Esposito-. SEE
Esposito-Torrigiani, Uccio.
Townsend, David.
MY FAIR LADY GOES WEST.
Tracey, William.
EXACTLY LIKE YOU. (R)
IF YOU KNEW SUSIE. (R)
Trinin, George.
NOTHING PERSONAL.
Troianello, Sylvio B.
HOUSE DETECTIVE.
Trustman, Alan R.
BLACK ON WHITE.
THE COOK.
Tschaikowsky, Peter Ilich.
DIE ZAUBERIN. (R)
Tsikniadopoulos, Anastasios.
MIDNIGHT AT TIMES SQUARE.
Tucker, Madge.
MOLLY PITCHER. (R)
Tuckett, Guin Ream.
IT'S MY LIFE.
Tugend, James.
THE CHANGING MAN.
Tunberg, Karl A.
MAI KONTRI TY OP TI.
Turiak, Russell.
DO WHAT YOU WANT.
Turmail, Dick.
ONCE UPON A HARVEST-TIME,
Turner, Robert K., Jr.
THE FAIR MAID OF THE WEST.
THE SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF KING
HENRY THE SIXTH.
Twain, Mark.
FOLLOW THE LEADER.
Twomey, Kathleen Greeley.
MARCO POLO.
Tyc, Eugene Depold.
BEANSPRUCHE DEINE FREIHEIT.
CLAIM YOUR FREEDOM.
Tyler, Regina C,
AN EXERCISE TO PROVIDE AUDITORY
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SELL UND FIN.
DAS SPIEL VOM GROSSEN MANN.
VARIATIONSSPIEL.
Universal Edition (London) Ltd.
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DIE HIMMELSMECHANIK,
PASSAGGIO.
PUNCH AND JUDY.
Universal Publicizers, Inc.
LEAD-INS TO TV COMMERCIALS.
University of Chicago. SEE Chicago.
University.
University of Nebraska Press. SEE
Nebraska. University. Press.
Unsain, J, M, Fernandez,
THE TRIP TO DEATH.
Upham, Thomas Carlton.
THE UNFINISHED TASK.
Upper Peninsula Family Life Bureau.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY PLANNING.
SEX EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL STu-
DENTS.
TOWARD MARRIAGE.
Urban, Doris Eileen.
GIN AND BRANDY.
Urban, Eileen. SEE Urban, Doris
Eileen.
Ursini, Gary Lawrence.
AND THERE IS NOTHING AGAIN.
Ustinov, Peter.
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE.
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THE PROBLEM OF GOD.
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Valencia Productions, Inc.
LAST DAY OF THE WAR.
PURSUIT TO VALENCIA.
Valénty, Maurice J.
THE THRACIAN HORSES. (R)
Valis, Theodore,
THE BIRTH OF NEUTRON,
Vallee, Jean Claude.
A SOI-MEME,
Vallejo, Antonio Buero. SEE Buero
Vallejo, Antonio.
Van Atta, W. L.
NICKY.
Van. Deusen, Frank.
ACTING SCHOOL.
Van Druten, John.
OLD ACQUAINTANCE. (R)
Van Dyke, May.
THIRTY MINUTES WITH SCHUBERT. (R)
THIRTY MINUTES WITH THE PIRATES OF
PENZANCE. (R)
Van Gluck, Stephen.
THAT GENTLEMAN FROM VIENNA. (R)
Van Itallie, Jean Claude,
WAR AND FOUR OTHER PLAYS.
Van Laun, Henri.
LE MISANTHROPE.
LE TARTUFFE.
Vanni, S. Bz
AMINTA.
Van Tassel, Wesley.
THE MAGIC ISLE,
TALES OF FANTASY.
Varga, Bob.
THE MAGIC POUCH.
vedanta Society of Southern California.
WHAT IS RELIGION.
Veiller, Bayard.
SECRET WEAPONS. (R)
Veiller, Marguerite.
SECRET WEAPONS. (R)
Vendig, Irving.
THE HIDDEN FACES.
HOW TO BE HAPPY WHILE BREATHING.
Vendig (Irving) Associates, Inc.
THE HIDDEN FACES.
HOW TO BE HAPPY WHILE BREATHING.
Verroca, Steve.
DO WHAT YOU WANT.
Vidal, Gore.
WEEKEND.
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THE BLISTER SISTERS.
Vidette, John.
THE RETURN TRIP.
Vidor Publications, Inc.
THE WALL OF SILAS STONE.
Vilan, Demetrios.
MADAM LIZABETH.
DRAMAS
Vilela, Alejandro.
EN UN RINCON DE MI AMERICA.
SEE Smith,
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Donald Wayne.
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Raymond.
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EDWARD THE MEAT EATER AND OTHER
PLAYS.
Vinje-Morpurgo, Anna Selma.
AN EVENING WITH ARTEMIS SMITH.
Vinley, Dennis Jason,
MOON IN PISCES.
Virginia City Music Co.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT KNOWN.
Vito, Ron De. SEE De Vito, Ron.
Vizney, Steven M., pseud..
THE CHRISTMAS COURIERS.
Vogel, Julius, pseud. SEE Fogel,
Julius.
Volkswagen of America, Inc.
THE VW FORMULA FOR INCREASED SALES
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Volman, Mark.
UMBASSA AND THE DRAGON,
Von Flotow, F,.
MARTHA,
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Herzmanovsky-Orlando, Fritz von.
Von Hofmannsthal, Hugo. SEE Hofmanns-
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Von Ronkel, Rip.
THE BAMBOO SAUCER.
Von Stroheim, Erich.
QUEEN KELLY.
Voss, Kitty Colette Keepers.
COME WITHIN MY HEART.
Voss, Kitty Keepers.
GHOST TALES AND HAUNTED HOUSES. (R)
KITTY'S HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
BROADCAST. (R)
Vreeland, Frank.
YOUNG IN HEART. (R)
Vukelich, George.
A HAPPENING ON THE RIVER.
Wacker, Robert, Jr.
IT'S ALL FOR THE KIDS.
Waddell, Jack Neel.
THE QUANTUM-ELECTRON THEORY.
Wade, Richard H.
PINOCCHIO.
Wadsworth Pub. Co., Inc.
BILLY BUDD AND THE CRITICS.
Wagner, Paul R.
MAN OF THE YEAR.
Wake, F. R.
FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION: DATING AND
SEX BEHAVIOR - ADOLESCENCE.
Waldrop, Neal A., III.
LABYRINTH.
Wales, Hugh G.
SERVICING TECHNIQUES FOR WATERPROOF-
ING WATCHES.
Walkenhorst, Wayne C.
PRODUCTION FORECASTING, SCHEDULING
AND CONTROL.
Walker, C. Lester.
MAN GOETH TO HIS LONG HOME),
Jan. — June
Walker, Dolores.
RECESS.
Walker, William Stearns.
A SACK FULL OF GOLD.
Wall, Charles Caswell, III.
MANIPULATING NUMBERS MENTALLY.
Wall, William Paul.
THE PURPLE MINK.
Wallace, Eva.
BOUNTY WOMAN.
Wallack, Susan,
YES.
Wallner, Max,
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY.
Walpole, Anne.
I KNEW MISS KEARNEY.
Walsh, R. G.
TEN EASY ONES.
Walter, Robert P.
THINGS.
Walters, Geraldine Mae.
THE LIFE OF A MINISTER.
Wanek, Friedrich.
PROMETHEUS'.
Wangh, Stephen.
BROTHER YOU'RE NEXT.
Ward, Dorothy M.
THE ETHEREAL LINCOLN.
Warnes, Alfred, pseud. SEE Wurst,
Alfred.
Warren, Franklin A.
EVEN STEPHEN. (R)
WEATHER, CLEARING. (R)
Warshawsky, Samuel Jesse.
VIVE LE AMOUR.
Washington, Annie Mae.
MIXED MARRIAGE.
Washington, Ned.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA. (R)
Washington Square Press, Inc.
THE COMPLETE PLAYS OF VLADIMIR
MAYAKOVSKY.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING JOHN.
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS.
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Waters, Richard D.
DANGERFIELD NEWBY MOVES UPTOWN.
Watkins, Gene.
THE BEAUTIFUL COVE.
Watkins, William John.
THE DREAM.
Watters, Barbara H.
SOME SIGNATURES OF MENTAL ILLNESS.
Wavro, Paul K.
HOW SECURE ARE YOU.
LA SCIENCE CHRETIENNE: LA RELIGION
QUI REPOND A TOUT BESOIN.
VEJEN TIL EN RIGERE LIVSFORELSE.
Wear, C. P.
HONEST JOHN.
Weatherwax, Bea K.
HOMETOWN SCRAPBOOK.
Weatherwax, Marian J.
HOMETOWN SCRAPBOOK.
Weaver, Néal.
WAR GAMES.
Weaver, Robert A.
A TASTE OF BLOOD.
Weaver, Velma.
ALWAYS REACHING.
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MINUTE MOTIVATION, TODAY'S PHILOSOPHY
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A STUDY OF CLIENT DISCONTINUANCE IN
THE APPLICATION PROCESS.
Weeks, Seth.
IS ADVENTURE YOUR DISH.
Weiant, Edward Sinnott.
SMILE SWEET, CRY TOUGH.
Weigel, Helene Brecht.
IM DICKICHT DER STADTE. (R)
MANN IST MANN. (R)
TROMMELN IN DER NACHT. (R)
Weill, Gus.
THE DUN HE WENT LIKE A WOUNDED BULL.
THE FINAL, FINAL SOLUTION.
TO BURY A COUSIN.
Weill, Kurt.
LADY IN THE DARK. (R)
Weill, Otto D.
YOU CAN'T LOVE A WALL-TO-WALL CARPET.
Weiller, Claire Carvalho.
TAKE FIVE.
Weiman, Rita.
GHOST OF GLORY. (R)
Weinbach, Robert D. SEE Raye,
Garson, pseud.
Weinberger (Josef) Ltd.
LA VIE PARISIENNE.
Weinberger, Kurt.
IE LICHTUNG.
Weine, Max G.
COCK OF THE WALK.
FROM ADELE TO ZIZI.
Weiner, Tex.
A TIME FOR SHEDDING.
Weingold, Edward R.
THE FIXIT MAN, HIS SON, AND HIS SON.
Weinman, Jack L.
GHOST OF GLORY. (R)
Weisman, Herman M.
MINNESOTA IN A BLUE SONATA.
Weiss, Samuel A.
DRAMA IN THE WESTERN WORLD.
Weizer, Steve.
ORIENT EXPRESS.
Wellman, Derek.
NO SMOKE.
Wellman, James.
MR. ANDERSON, WHAT ARE YOU DOING.
Wells, Helen Mason.
LET FREEDOM SING.
Wellwarth, George E.
MODERN SPANISH THEATRE.
Welty, Ann P.
THE MAGIC HAT OF CALIDOO.
THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN.
Wenning, Kenneth W.
EAST OF SULU.
THE IMPROPER BOSTONIAN.
PORTRAIT FOR MURDER.
THE WOBBLY WORLD OF WALDO BRANNIGAN.
Weshta, William.
THE DINNER.
Wesker, Arnold.
LA CUISINE.
Westbrook, Frank.
LIFE FROM BEYOND.
Western Behavioral Sciences Institute.
INTERPERSONAL EXERCISES FOR SMALL
GROUPS.
NAME INDEX
Western Pub. Co., Inc.
ENGLISH DRAMA IN TRANSITION,
1880-1920.
Westinghouse Electri¢ Corp.
WESTINGHOUSE RANGES, THE COMPARISON
STORY.
Wette, Adelheid.
HANSEL AND GRETEL.
Weys, Rudolf.
WOCHENEND IN MAL. (R)
Wheatley, Katherine.
COMPLETE PLAYS.
Whelan, Bill.
WALK IN THE SHADOW OF A MAN.
White, Alma.
OLD JOE SHARPE, MISSION DRUNK, PLAYS
A NEW ROLE. (R)
White, Arthur Kent.
OLD JOE SHARPE, MISSION DRUNK, PLAYS
A NEW ROLE. (R)
White, Cristina L.
THIS WAR PLAY.
White, James Patrick.
BROADSIDE.
White, Kenneth Joseph.
LADY WHO CAME TO STAY. (R)
White, Lillian.
SUSANNA IS HUNGRY FOR LOVE.
White, Ouida. SEE Butt, Ouida White.
White, Paul Cohen.
A TRAIN TO THE STREET.
White, T. H.
IDYLLS OF THE KING.
White, Theodore H.
CAESAR AT THE RUBICON.
Whitely, Lawton M.
GOOD EVENING TO YOU ALL.
Whitman, Tom.
THE JOKE IS ON YOU.
JUST STOP IT.
NEW FACES.
ROUND TRIP.
SHHHHHHHHH.
SO WHAT,
THINK FIRST.
TIME OUT.
WELCOME.
Whittaker, Helene.
COLOR ME FEMININE.
Whittaker, Otto.
THE TRUE STORY OF THE TOOTH FAIRY.
Whyte, Ronald Melville.
X NOTES ON A PRIVATE MYTHOLOGY.
Wiackley, Mildred Louise.
DREAM CANTATAS.
Wicker, Irene.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE BOY. (R)
Wiebe, Helen Trenwith.
WHICH BARBARIAN,
Wiechert, Erwin.
THE LINE OF DUTY.
Wiesel, Elie.
A BLACK CANOPY, A BLACK SKY.
DI CHASENEH IZ NISHT FORGEKOOMEN.
Wiggin, Kate Douglas.
THE BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Wilcox, Don.
NICKY.
Wild Blue Music.
COWBOY'S PRAYER.
HIDEAWAY SALOON.
JUDAS.
WACO ROSE.
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Wilde, Oscar.
HAS ANYONE HERE SEEN EARNEST,
Wilder, Thornton.
HELLO, DOLLY.
Wilhelm, Julius.
JOYS OF YOUTH,
Willems, Paul.
LA VILLE A VOILE.
(R)
Willensky, Elliot A.
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.
Williams, Andre.
THE STROKE.
Williams, Corine L. ais
THE RETURN OF THE MESSTAH,.
Williams, Earl Victor.
YOU GOTTA BE KIDDIN'.
Williams, George Walton,
THE SECOND AND THIRD PARTS OF KING
HENRY THE SIXTH.
Williams, Helen Roberts.
BENT TWIGS.
Williams, Jay.
THE BLACK DRAGON.
Williams, L. E.
I WANT TO BE AN ACTOR. (R)
Williams, Maza. SEE Williams, Rita.
Williams, Pete, pseud.
James.
SEE Reach,
Williams, Rita..
LIFE SIGNALS...
Williams, Vincent.
MARK ONE.
Williamson, Cliff.
BIRDS, BEES, GIRLS, AND STUFF LIKE
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BULL SESSION AT BULLS GAP.
BULL SHOOTIN’.
DIPPIN', CHEWIN', ACID AND POT.
IN A STEW (CHICKEN THAT IS)
INTOXICATED AUTOMOBILE.
JAILBIRD.
JUNIOR FOILS THE GAME WARDEN.
JUNIOR TAKES TO THE AIR.
OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE.
RELUCTANT DRAFTEE.
SPORTS COMMON TATERS.
Williamson, Mrs. Harold.
THEODOSIA.
Williamson, Mrs. Harold. SEE
Williamson, Susan Graham Erwin.
Williamson, Susan Graham Erwin.
THE GILDED YEARS.
Willis, Anne.
THE VOYAGE OF THE MORNINGSTAR.
Willis, Harold.
SOLDAT.
Wilmot, William.
LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER.
Wilson, Alice.
ALICE AND JAMES WILSON.
Wilson, Lanford.
THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH AND OTHER
PLAYS.
Wincelberg, Shimon.
KATAKT .
THE KING OF SCHNORRERS.
Winchell, Wallace.
WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE.
Winick, Charles.
THE UNDERGROUND BIRD.
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LUKREZIA.
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THE CIGARETTE FIEND.
UP AND DOWN MAIN STREET.
US GOLFERS CURSE YOU, WIDOW KIMSOCK.
Winslow, Winifred W.
US GOLFERS CURSE YOU, WIDOW KIMSOCK.
Winsten, Stephen R.
FAR FROM THE IRT.
Winters, Marian.
A IS FOR ALL.
ALL SAINT'S DAY.
Wisberg, Aubrey.
RIDE THE WILD WIND.
Wisconsin. University. Regents.
FIRE AND ICE.
Wisconsin River Development Corp.
A HAPPENING ON THE RIVER.
Wisoff, Milton,
GAY STREET.
Witkiewicz, Stanislaw Ignacy.
THE CRAZY LOCOMOTIVE.
THE WATER HEN.
Wittack, Leon.
E.S. PEEP.
Wittlin, Thaddeus Andrew,
POKER GAME.
Wolfe, David Joe.
LONG LIVE THE CANDIDATE.
Womack, George.
ADAM AND ID.
Wood, Dori.
PASTEL PEOPLE AND A SHOCKING PINK
GIRL.
Wood, Guy.
GULLIVER.
Woodall, James.
AZTEC MEAT MARKET & TAMALES FACTORY.
THE DRUMMER,
Woodbury, Dana. SEE Woodbury, Jack
Dana.
Woodbury, Jack Dana.
A COMPANY OF EXCERPTS.
Woods, Mildred Steiner.
HISTORY OF COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO.4,. ADAMS COUNTY.,
ILLINOIS.
World Wright TV Distribution, Ltd.
ROCKET ROBIN HOOD.
Worley, Maurice.
BALLAD OF A GENTLEMAN.
Worman, Theresa.
JAKE CHAMBERLAIN.
Worms, Jeannine, pseud. SEE Metzger,
Jeanine.
Worth, Cedric.
THE MENTAL MARVEL.
Wortley, Howard S.
THIS PLACE OF RUSHES.
Wright, Charles D,
A LONELY LITTLE MAN.
Wright, Clifford Kent-.
Wright, Clifferd.
SEE Kent-
Wright, Ellen.
NATIVE SON. (R)
Wright, Frank Edward.
FOR TEACHERS ONLY.
Wright, Gene.
THIS IS MY COUNTRY.
DRAMAS
Wright, Geraldine Hathaway.
UP WITH BALLOONS AND DOWN WITH LOLLI-
POPS.
Wright, Iovanna Lloyd.
AN AMERICAN MONTAGE.
Wright, Jere H. SEE Wright,
_Geraldine Hathaway.
Wright, Louis B.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING JOHN.
THE LIFE OF TIMON OF ATHENS,
PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE.
TITUS ANDRONICUS.
Wright, Oliver Sanford.
THE HOUR OF DESTINY.
THE PRISONERS OF THE PIRATES.
Wright, Richard.
NATIVE SON. (R)
Wright, Richard S.
JORNADA.
Wrights, Chas D. SEE Wright,
Charles D.
Wu, Arlouine Goodjohn.
HELP WANTED: FEMALE.
Wunderlich, Lawrence.
PASTIMES.
Wurst, Alfred.
VARIATIONSSPIEL.
Wyatt, Flo, pseud. SEE Clisbee,
Margery Flo.
Wylie... Ds A. Re
YOUNG IN HEART. (R)
Wynn, Nan, pseud. SEE Small, Marsha.
Xerox Corp.
PROBLEM-SOLVING DISCUSSION SKILLS.
Y
Yablonovitz, Nahum.
ONCE UPON A TI
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Yaeger, Marshall Jay.
MICRO PLAYS.
¥ahres, Marianne E. SEE Fort Vance
Press.
Yahres, Samuel C.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
Yamada, Koichi.
MADAME DE SADE.
Yameta Co., Ltd.
EXP,
Yazigi, Ani Post.
THE PAWS.
Yazigi, Mrs. Cezar. SEE Yazigi, Ani
Post.
Yearwood, Jean A.
IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS BLACK.
YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW.
Yeiser, James Dudley.
THE DEAF',
Yogi, Maharishi Mahesh.
MY LORD, MY LOVE, GOD.
Yore, Joe.
HIPPIE LOVED GROOVIE.
York, J. K., pseud. SEE Sholem,
Helen Fay Lubin.
York, Kirsten, pseud. SEE Sholem,
Helen Fay Lubin.
Young, Archibald.
HENRY THE FOURTH, PART ONE.
Young, Audree I.
THE MAGIC WORD I CAN.
Young, Caryl, pseud. SEE McEwen,
Caryl.
Young, Victor.
CARMEN FROM KENOSHA. (R)
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Zack, Paul.
SAMULUS CAESAR.
Zamarripa, Ramon.
EXPLORING OUTER SPACE.
Zangwill, Israel.
THE KING OF SCHNORRERS.
Zapel, Arthur! L., dr.
I CAN DO IT ALONE,
IT'S HAPPENING NOW, BABY.
© HOLY NIGHT.
Zaopa, Frank.
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Zappa (Frank) Music.
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Zarchi, Meir.
TEN THOUSAND THIEVES.
Zagzara, John P.
MOD.
Zeese, Bertha B.
FADE-OUTS.
Zeidman, Bennie F.
PETER IBBETSON.
Zemmé, Oskar.
AUSGELIEFERT.
DIE KLINGEL.
Zerfoss, Lester F.
THE INDIVIDUAL'S RESOURCES FOR HIS
OWN DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE ORGANI-
ZATION,
THE MAJOR RESOURCES OF AN ORGANI-
ZATION FOR DEVELOPING ITS
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL.
THE ROLE OF THE SUPERVISOR IN
DEVELOPING HIS PEOPLE.
THE STAFF SERVICES NEEDED TO SUPPORT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL
PEOPLE.
Zimmer, Eleanor.
THE VICTIMS OF HEAVEN,
Ziniewicz, John.
THAT LITTLE OLD LADY FROM PASADENA.
Zipper, Herbert.
THE LAST TALE.
Zlowe Co., Inc.
BRIDGE-CERTIFICATE.
Zoshchenko, Mikhail.
THE LETTER.
Zuliani, Vilma.
LINCOLN.
Zummo, Sandra A.
WHY NOT.
Zvi, Ben.
A WIFE FOR FATHER.
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Table of Contents
Current Registrations
Renewal Registrationsui2_[) -_______" 3
Nam cilinclexmeeinteie ea nttner a tenis 2 eo a we
Introduction
PARTS 3-4 list dramas, dramatico-musicals, lec-
tures, sermons, monologs, and radio, television,
and recording scripts registered in classes C and
D. Many of the recording scripts are made to
accompany filmstrips which are registered in
classes A and J and listed in Parts 12-13: Mo-
tion Pictures and Filmstrips. Works for which the
copyright has been renewed are listed separately
in the Renewal Registrations section. Selected
published dramas currently registered in class A
are also included for the convenience of the user.
Arrangement is by title. Each work is described
in a main entry which includes information perti-
nent to the copyright claim. References lead from
variant titles, from distinctive subtitles, and from
other titles associated with the work.
The Name Index to the names of authors, edi-
tors, claimants, etc., given in the main entries
covers both currently registered works and _ re-
newal registrations, the latter being identified by
the symbol (R).
For works currently registered, the main entry
includes the following items of information if
available and applicable:
iD eleitle:
2) Names of persons or agencies contributing
to the work (authors, editors, compilers,
Giese
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3)
4)
5)
Edition statement.
Place of publication for all foreign works;
and for domestic works if given in an im-
print on the work.
Name of the first-named publisher given
in an imprint on the work.
Physical description, consisting of the num-
ber of pages or other terms descriptive of
the work; unpaged works and those with
complicated or irregular paging are de-
scribed as 1 v.; in the case of works issued
in more than one volume, the number of
volumes is given.
Series statement.
Special descriptive data which includes the
number of acts or scenes; author and title
of a work on which the dramatic work is
based or with which it is correlated.
Names of authors given in the application
which do not appear elsewhere in the
entry.
Name of the employer in the case of a
work made for hire, if so named in the
application.
Information contained in the application
which relates to the registration of an
earlier version of the work.
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12) Brief statement of the new matter on
which copyright is claimed, preceded by
the abbreviation NM, if this information
is given in the application and is not indi-
cated elsewhere in the entry.
Copyright symbol ©.
A statement of limitation of claim if the
application or notice on the work ex-
plicitly limits the claim.
Name of the copyright claimant.
For published works, date of publication
as given in the application; for unpublished
works, the date on which the last of all
items required to complete registration (1.e.,
copy, application and fee) was received in
the Copyright Office.
17) Registration number.
For published works, whenever it is necessary to
indicate a variation between the information
given in the application and in the copy of the
work with respect to the claimant’s name or the
date of publication, the data from the applica-
tion is given first, followed by the phrase “in
notice’ and the data given in the work; e.g.,
© Richard Roe; 12Aug68 (in notice: 1967);
DP6790.
Works deposited in connection with copyright
registration may be selected for inclusion in the
collections of the Library of Congress. Library
of Congress printed cards are available for many
of the published works so selected. Orders for
such cards or inquiries concerning them should be
addressed to the Card Division, Building No. 159,
Navy Yard Annex, Washington, D.C. 20541.
For renewal registrations, the main entry in-
cludes the following items of information if
available and applicable:
Title.
) Names of authors of renewable matter.
3) Edition statement.
4) Number of acts, scenes, or volumes.
5) Series statement.
6) Brief statement of the new matter on
which the original copyright was claimed,
preceded by the abbreviation NM, if avail-
able in the renewal application.
) Copyright symbol ©.
) Date of original copyright.
) Original registration number.
) Name of the renewal claimant followed by
a statement in parentheses, usually abbre-
viated, giving the basis of the renewal
claim as supplied by the applicant; e.g.,
“John Doe (NK)” indicates that renewal
of copyright is claimed by John Doe as
next of kin of the deceased author.
Date of receipt of the renewal application
or fee, whichever is later.
Renewal registration number.
Abbreviations and Symbols
The following list includes abbreviations and
symbols used in this catalog with specific copyright
or bibliographic meanings.
(A) author(s)
a.a.d.o. accepted alternative designation
of
a.k.a. also known as
Adm.c.t.a. administrator(s) cum testamento
annexo
Adm.d.b.n.c.t.a. administrator(s) de bonis non
cum testamento annexo
viil
appl. application
© copyright symbol
(C) child or children of the deceased
author
comp. compiler
d.b.a. doing business as
(E) executor(s) of the author
ed. edition, editor
(NK) next of kin of the deceased author
NM new matter
p. page(s)
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(PCB) proprietor of copyright in a work pseud. pseudonym
copyrighted by a_ corporate pt. part, parts
body otherwise than as assignee pub. published, publishing
or licensee of the individual (R) renewal registration
author Rates reg, registered, registration
(PCW ) proprietor of copyright in a com- ae es
posite work ee
(PPW ) proprietor of copyright in a post- oe seeing, as
Hamous work te translator
(PWH) proprietor of copyright in a work v., vol. volume, volumes
made for hire (W) widow of the author
prev. previous, previously (Wr) widower of the author
Registrations July-December 1968
Class C—Lectures and other works pre- Renewals: Classes:@andi)= =.) S416
pared for oral delivery 24a = an 04/ These figures represent the number of registra-
Class D—Domestic published dramatic tions for dramas and works prepared for oral de-
and dramatico-musical works. 155 livery for July-December 1968, but do not neces-
Foreign published dramatic and sarily represent the exact number of entries in
dramatico-musical works . . oD) this issue of the Catalog of Copyright Entries.
Unpublished dramatic and dra- Registration figures for other classes of material
matico-musical works . . . 1, 300 may be found in the respective parts.
Dramatic works registered in
Glass ACEO rae tars. 3) shh OL
MROtalleetes cit ory Ameetias oie) 25 LOS
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DRAMAS AND WORKS PREPARED FOR ORAL DELIVERY
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
A list, arranged by title of domestic and foreign dramas, dramatico-musicals,
lectures, sermons, monologs, and radio, television, and recording scripts registered
during the period covered by this issue. References from variant titles and from
distinctive subtitles are interfiled.
A
A & P, by Russell Graves. 31-1.
A play. © Russell Graves; 20Nov68;
DU7297 3.
A.K.A. MURDER (Also known as murder)
A screenplay by E. L. Chester. 178 1.
14 scenes. © Elsie L. Chester;
13Dec68; DU73000.
A-MI LING MIN SHU MU. See
AMITABHA'S CRAFTY AUNT.
ABDERITES. See
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
ABELSTOWN, a play in one act by Raymond
Kilgallen. 191. © Raymond Kilgal-
len; 6Aug68; DU72129.
THE ABSTRACT WIFE, a play in one act by
Ursule Molinaro. (In New American
Plays; edited & with an introd. by
W. M. Hoffman. lst ed. New York,
Hill & Wang. v.2, p.[145]-153)
© Ursule Molinaro; 23May68; A13217:
THE ABYSMAL SPAN, by Ed Chameleon.
261. A play in 1 act. © Ed Chame-
leon; 20Sep68; DU72438.
ACADEMY AWARDS, a play in one act by
Carl Yale. 491. © Carl Yale;
26Sep68; DU72527.
ACCENT PLANTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
L'ACCES A UNE VIE NOUVELLE, par Naomi
Price. 231. A lecture. Appl.
states prev. reg. 4Dec67, C20273.
NM: French translation. © Naomi
Price; 12Nov68; ¢21081.
ACCORDING TO THE STEM LENGTH, a musical
comedy; book, lyrics & music by Wil-
liam R. Kennon & William H. Blackard.
3v. 2 acts. © William R. Kennon &
William H. Blackard; 4Dec68; DU73040.
ACT OF KINDNESS, by Sandy Coomer.
40 1. A screenplay. © Sandy Coomer:
21Aug68; DU72227.
ACT OF VIRTUE; in two acts by Bella &
Sam Spewack. lv. A Play. © Bella
& Sam Spewack; 30ct68; DU72531.
THE ACTORS, a play by Jeffrey Moss.
lv. 2 acts. © Jeffrey Moss;
1Ju168; DU71901.
ADAM'S APPLE, by Mrs. Charles Infante.
1. A play. © Women's Auxiliary
to the Broward County Dental Assn. 3;
11Dec68; DU73007.
ADAM'S SHADY PARADISE, a comedy in
3 acts by Gerard Dougherty. 651.
© Gerard Dougherty; 110ct68; DU72589.
AN ADDRESS BY MRS, MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., CLASS DAY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
by Coretta Scott King. 14 1.
© Coretta Scott King; 15Ju168;
c20722.
AN ADDRESS BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., ELEVENTH ANNUAL S.C.L.C. CONVEN-
TION, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, THURSDAY,
AUGUST 15, 1968, by Coretta Scott
King. 101. © Coretta Scott King;
3Sep68; c20864.
ADELANTE. 17 1. Script to be de-
livered orally for 16 mm. film
Go ye forth, MU7937. Appl. author:
Christian Science Board of Directors.
© Christian Science Board of Direc-
tors; 4Dec68; C21136.
ADMIRALS DON'T CRY, a play in one act
by Clifford H. Browder. 421. ©cClif-
ford H. Browder; 1Ju168; DU71906.
ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS, by Sylvia
Leigh & Mark Justin, pseud. of
Walter Markey. 1v. A play in 2
acts. © Syaae Leigh & Walter Mar-
key; 80ct68; DU72562.
THE ADULTER(Y )ATED TRUTH; or, Mirror,
mirror, on the wall, by Norman Miller.
14th revision. lv. A play in 3
acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
13Dec67; DU70275. NM: additions.
© Norman Miller; 8Ju168; DU71945.,
THE ADULTER(Y)ATED TRUTH; or, Mirror,
mirror, on the wall. By Norman
Miller. 15th revision. 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 8Ju168, DU71945. MM:
additions. © Norman Miller;
13Dec68; DU73122.
ADVANCED SHORTHAND, MULTI MEDIA SYSTEM;
scripts for tapes. 1v. Lesson 1-68.
Appl. author: Mt. San Jacinto Junior
College District, Mt. San Jacinto
College. © Mt. San Jacinto Junior
College District; 16Sep68; C21007.
ADVANCED TYPEWRITING, MULTI MEDIA SyYS-
TEM; scripts for tapes. lv.
Lesson 151-222. Appl. author:
Mt. San Jacinto Junior College Dis-
trict, Mt. San Jacinto College.
© Mt. San Jacinto Junior College
District; 16Sep68; C21008.
THE ADVENTURES OF .JIM HARPER, an origi-
nal story written & adapted for tele-
vision by William H. Provins. Soy abs
© William H. Provins; 30Aug68;
DU7 2301.
THE ADVENTURES OF LOUIE DAVIS, by Abe
Einhorn (Abraham Einhorn) 521.
A play. © Abe Einhorn; 13Dec68;
DU73123.
ADVENTURES OF THE BLACK GIRL IN HER
SEARCH FOR GOD. See
BLACK GIRL.
AESOP'S FABLES, by Coronet Instructional
Films. 8v. Filmstrip scripts.
Coronet Instructional Films, a divi-
sion of Esquire, Inc.; 21Jun68;
C20966.
AFTER MARCELLUS' DEATH IT WAS FEARED
THAT AUGUSTUS WAS LOSING HIS AGRIPPA,
a one act play in nine scenes by Sol
Newman. 321. © Sol Newman; 1Ju168;
DU71897.
THE AFTER PARTY, by Elton Wolfe.
54 1. A play. © Elton ©. Wolfe;
210ct68; DU7 2665.
AFTER THE BALL WAS OVER. See
FROM ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
AGELESS DIALOGUE. See
ON TIME.
AGINBIT OF INWIT, a play in two acts by
Ron Brawer. 711. © Ron Brawer;
83u168; DU71946.
AGRICULTURE. See
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
SEEING ITALY.
SEEING MEXICO.
SEEING WEST GERMANY.
AIBENDITO. See
THE ISLAND STORY.
| These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
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L'AIDE-MEMOIRE, by Jean Claude Carriere.
99 1. A play in 7 scenes. © Jean-
Claude Carriere; 30Aug68; DU72543.
AIN'T IT HARD TO STUMBLE WHEN YOU
AIN'T GOT NO PLACE TO FALL? A play
by Dan Sullivan (Daniel J. Sullivan)
lv. 3 acts. © Daniel J. Sullivan;
31Ju168; DU72074.
AIRCRAFT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, SECTION
A, NARRATION, by Walter G. Otte.
23 1. Script of a dise recorded nar-
ration to be reproduced as an educa-
tional lecture. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1965, C18235. NM: revision &
additions. © Sanderson Films, Inc.3
20Aug68; C20901. é
AIRCRAFT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS, SECTION
B, NARRATION, by Walter G. Otte.
23 1. Script of a disc recorded nar-
ration to be reproduced as an educa-
tional lecture. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1965, C18236. NM: revision &
additions. © Sanderson Films, Inc.;3
20Aug68; C20900.
ALADDIN, a musical treatment of, by
Richard Kinter. lv. A play in
2 acts. © Richard Kinter; 310ct68;
DU7 2875.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP, a mini-
maxi play by Lucile Brown. 311.
3 scenes. © Lucile Brown; 210ct68;
DU72654.
ALAN DALE STORY. See
THE SPIDER AND THE MARIONETTES.
ALAS, THE BRIGHT CUP.
JUST WE TWO.
ALIBI FOR A JUDGE, a comedy by Felicity
Douglas & Henry Cecil, pseud. of
Henry Cecil Leon, with Basil Dawson.
London, S. French. 81 p. (French's
acting ed.) 3 acts. From the book
by Henry Cecil. © Felicity Douglas
& Henry Cecil; 15May67; DF1924.
See
ALICE IN SMART-ALECKLAND; tribute to
Lewis Carroll, a pigfable or playlet
or movie for TV by Rose Sher. 111.
Written conceived immaculately under
the influence of Lewis Carroll.
© Rose Sher; 13Nov68; DU72952.
ALISON, a new rock musical by Roslyn
Baws & Herb Hendler. lv. A play
in 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Herb Hendler & Roslyn Baws;
12Nov68; DU72831.
THE ALL-AMERICAN HONEYMOON, by Sidney
S. Antebi. 581. A screenplay,
© Sidney S. Antebi; 30Aug68; DU72302.
ALL AROUND COLLECTION FOR KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY GRADES, by Helen Stieve.
Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co.
90 p. © Eldridge Pub. Co.; 1Sep68;
DP6883.
ALL AT SEA, by David Allan Whynn, pseud.
of David A. Lockard, music by William
B. Lockard. 25 1. A play in 3 scenes.
Book & lyrics only. © David A. Lock-
ard; 23Ju168; DU72132.
ALL FOOLS, by George Chapman, edited
by Frank Manley. Lincoln, University
of Nebraska Press. 103 p. (Regents
Renaissance drama series (A Bison
book, BB 229) 5 acts. NM: introd.,
annotation & compilation. © Uni-
versity of Nebraska Press; 5Aug68;
ALQ951.
ALL FOR THE LOVE OF A HORSE. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
ALL HER MEN; by Garry Tabrum. 1 v.
A play in’3 acts. © Garry Tabrum;
70ct68; DU72551.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
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DRAMAS
ALL HUNGRY PEOPLE, by Linda Stockham.
Rev. Aug. 1968. 1v. A screenplay.
Originally titled A fine carven
glass, Appl. states prev. reg.
28Nov67, DU7O1I44. © Linda Juanita
Stockham; 20ct68; DU72524.
ALL IN A NAME, a musical comedy; book &
lyrics by Barry Norkin, music by
Hampton King. lv. 2 parts. Based
on the tale Rumplestiltskin. Book &
lyrics only. © Barry Norkin; 5Nov68;
DU7 2760.
ALL IN LOVE, by Richard M. Goldberg.
lv. Aplay. © Richard M. Goldberg;
24Ju168; DU72040.
ALL MEN WEAR MUSTACHES, a play in
two acts by Elton Wolfe. 501.
© Elton C. Wolfe; 210ct68; DU72664.
ALL THE WAY, a Christmas play by Lucile
R. Green. Los Angeles, Christian
Arts Co. 18 p. 2 acts. © Christian
Arts Co.; 240ct68; DP6849.
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE, a play in one
act by David Henry Wilson. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 18 p.
© David Henry Wilson; 210ct68;
DP6822.
ALL THESE BEASTS AREN'T HOUSEBROKEN,
YOU KNOW, by Charles E. Bond & Carol
A. Unzicker. 43 1. A play in 16
scenes. Appl. states prev. reg.
7Sep67, DU69565. NM: revisions &
additions. © Charles E. Bond & Carol
A. Unzicker; 18Nov68; Du72897.
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT
(Recording scripts) By Murry Woroner.
© Woroner Productions, Inc. & Great
Fights, Inc.
Fight no,
1. Carmen Basilio vs.
© 30Sep68; Cc20941.
2. Kid McCoy vs. Emil Griffith.
© 70ct68; C20968.
Marcel Cerdan.
3. Ketchel vs. Fullmer.
© 140ct68; c20978,
4. Tiger Flowers vs. Rocky Graziano.
© 210ct68; C21004.
5. Nonpareil Jack Dempsey vs. Sugar
Ray Robinson. © 280ct68; C21052.
6. Ruby Fitzsimmons vs. Jake Lamotta.
© 4Nov68; C21073.
7. Mickey Walker vs. Dick Tiger.
© 12Nov68; C21111.
8. Harry Greb - Tony Zale.
© 18Nov68; C21120.
9. Marcel Cerdan vs. Emile Griffith.
© 3O0Dec68; C21245.
10. Stanley Ketchel vs. Rocky
Graziano. © 2Dec68; C21155.
11. Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Ruby Bob
Fitzsimmons. © 9Dec68; C21193.
12. Mickey Walker vs. Harry Greb.
© 16Dec68; C21222.
14. Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Mickey
Walker. © 30Dec68; C21250.
ALL'S FAIR; book by Dick Stern. 45 1.
A musical play in 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. Appl. states prev. reg.
30Ju168, EU67003-67012. NM: addition
of book to music & lyrics. © Dick
Stern; 4Nov68; DU72781.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, by William
Shakespeare; edited by George Lyman
Kittredge; rev. by Irving Ribner.
Waltham, Mass., Blaisdell Pub. Co.
116 p. (The Kittredge Shakespeares)
5 acts. © Blaisdell Pub. Co., a
division of Ginn & Co.; 10Jun68;
A10943.
AIMA, a one act play by Richard Demro,
pseud. of Richard DiMario. 161..
© Richard DiMario; 30ct68; DU72528.
ALMOST LOVE, a play in three acts by
Patterson Greene. 106 1. © Mary W.
Greene, executrix of Estate of
Patterson Greene; 25Nov68; DU72976.
July—Dec
ALONE, an original screenplay by
Clement Fowler. 100 1. © Clement
D. Fowler; 30ct68; DU72529.
ALSO KNOWN AS MURDER. See
A.K.A. MURDER.
AMANDA GRAY; or, See-through. Original
story & screenplay by Maria Zeheri.
7 1. 3 scenes. © Maria Zeheri;
22Aug68; DU72380.
AMERICA, THE. BEAUTIFUL MOTHER.
BEDLAM.
AMERICAN GUIGNOL, seven plays by Ralph
Morena, performed by Opera Pupi pup-
pet theatre, 1967 & 1968. Mill
Valley, Calif., Hartmus Press. 62 p.
© Ralph Moreno; 8Jun68; DP6802.
AN AMERICAN MONTAGE, a dance drama by -
Iovanna Lloyd Wright. 2v. 6 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 11May67,
DP6380. NM: revisions. © Iovanna
Lloyd Wright; 30Aug68; DU72419.
AMITABHA'S CRAFTY AUNT (A-mi ling min
shu mu) An original production
written & directed by the Research
Council of the Buddha's Universal
Church. lv. 4 acts. English &
Chinese. © Buddha's Universal _
Foundation; 70ct68; DU72549.
AMORALITY PLAY, by Philip Anthony,
pseud. of Philip Magdalany. 34 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Philip Magdalany ;
26Dec68; DU7Z169.
AMPHITRYON. See
THREE PLAYS BY PLAUTUS.
AND A TAXICAB CAME TO CARROLL STREET,
by Marvin Davis. 94 1. A play in
2 acts. © Marvin Davis; 5Dec68;
DU73051. h
AND ALONG CAME JONES, an original story
written and adapted for television by
J. Monday. 311. © J. Monday;
31Ju168; DU72080.
AND OTHER CAGED BIRDS, by Richard
O'Donnell. 111. A play. © Richard
O'Donnell; 22Nov68; DU72970.
AND PEOPLE ALL AROUND, a play by George
Sklar. Rev. Dramatists Play Service.
78 p. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 25Mar66, DU65492. NM: additions
& revisions. © George Sklar;
17Dec68; DP6873.
AND STILL GOING STRONG, The 1968 Miss
Illinois Pageant, words & music by
Bill Havemann & Margaret Havemann
& script by Richard Schiller. lv.
A play. © William G. Havemann &
Margaret A. Havemann; 22Ju168;
C20745.
AND THE GREATEST OF THESE IS CHARITY3
90-minute live television drama by
Florence Dude. 65 1. © Florence
Dude; 12Aug68; DU72167.
AND THEN, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, a play in
one act by Patricia Houck. Chicago,
Dramatic Pub. Co. 23 p. © Dramatic
Pub, Co.; 3Dec68; DP6869.
AND TRAVELERS MUST BE CONTENT, a comedy
of resentment by Mark Egan. 46 1.
2 acts. © Mark T. Egan; 100ct68;
DU72573.
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES, 1v. 8 filn-
strip scripts. Appl. author: Coronet
Instructional Films. NM: additions.
© Coronet Instructional Films, a
division of Esquire, Inc.; 110ct68;
C2107e2.
ANDROCLES AND THE LION, an adaptation of
an ancient myth by David & Barbara
Frank. 391. A play in 4 scenes.
© David Frank & Barbara Frank;
30Aug68; DU72387.
See
ANDROMACHE, a tragedy by Jean Racine,
English version by Richard Dunham.
461. 5 acts. © Richard R. Dunham;
29Nov68; DU73010.
a
|
\
1968
ANDROMAQUE. See
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
ANDROMEDA, a play by Kendrew Lascelles,
pseud. of Arthur Kendrew Carter.
© Kendrew Lascelles; 1Ju168;
DU7 1896.
ANIMAL, by Oliver Hailey...5 3 1.
© Oliver Hailey; 31Jul68; DU72134
ANIMAL STORIES, .by James T, Richardson.
116 1. A play in 3 acts. © James
T. Richardson; 3Sep68; DU72313.
L'ANNIVERSAIRE; piece en trois actes
de Harold Pinter; traduite de
l'anglais par Eric Kahane. [Paris]
Gallimard. 102 p. (Theatre du
monde entier) © Editions Gallimard;
15Jun68; DFO-1621.
ANOTHER BABE OF BETHLEHEM, a Christmas
play by Jane Fader. Winona Lake,
Ind., Rodeheaver Co. 16 p. 2 acts.
© Rodeheaver Co.; 4Sep68; DP6789.
ANOTHER DAY, an original musical play
by Al Franz (Alfred M..Franz) & Dave
Jessie (David C. Jessie) 1 v.
2 acts. © Alfred M. Franz & David C.
Jessie; 12Dec68; DU73118.
THE ANTHROPOLOGISTS, a play by Benjamin
Bradford. 381. © Benjamin
Bradford; 7Nov68; DU72851.
ANTS ON THE SUGAR BOWL, a comedy in
three acts written by Robert Penouilh.
38 1. © Robert Penouilh; 140ct68;
DU7 2597 -
THE APOLLO DE BELLAC, by Jean Girau-
doux; English version by Ronald Dun-
ean. London, S. French. 27 p-
(French's acting edition)
© Ronald Duncan; 4Apr57; DF1933.
APPLE PIE; three one act plays by
Terrence McNally. New York, Drama-
tists Play Service. 40 p. Contents:
Tour.--Next.--Botticelli. © Terrence
McNally; 1Aug68; DP6776.
APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF
ASEPSIS TO NURSING CARE IN THE HOME.
18 1. (Public health nursing tape
no.1) A recording script.
© D'Youville College; 19aug68;
c20812.
APRIL IS KING; book by Ira Wallach,
lyrics by Rhoda Bellak, music by
Doris Schwerin. A play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Ira Wallach
& Rhoda Bellack; 20Nov68; DU72977.
THE APRON STRING QUARTET, a two act
comedy written by Marvin Goldman.
121 1. © Marvin Goldman; 12Nov68;
DU7 2883.
ARE PEOPLE YOUR PROBLEM. See
HEBT U MOEILIJKHEDEN MET MENSEN.
ARE YOU LISSENIN, GOD? A play by Ben
Rosenthal. 681. 2 acts. © Ben J.
Rosenthal; 20Nov68; DU72959.
ARE YOU LIVING IN THE PRESENT? A
Christian Science lecture by
Josephine H. Carver. Folder.
© Josephine H. Carver; 20ct68;
c20932.
AREA OF DESIRE, a play in three acts
by Mary Francis Brown (Mary Francis
Brown Alexander) 551. © Mary
Francis Brown Alexander; 230ct68;
DU72676.
THE ARMORED DOVE, a new comedy by Nord
Riley. New York, Dramatists Play
Service. 82 p. 3 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 24Jan61, DU52518. NM: ad-
ditions & revisions. © Thomas Nord
Riley; 10Jun68; DP6749.
ep ——
A play.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
ARMYNE ON MY MIND, a drama by Mandel
Alpert. 115 1. 3 acts. © Mandel
Alpert; 3Sep68; DU72322.
ARRANGEMENT FOR CHILDREN, a stereoplay
in three acts by Robert Herron.
130 1. © Robert C. Herron; 8Ju168;
DU71942.
ARSENIC AND OLD BANANA BREAD, by Pat
Brooks (Patricia Joan Brooks)
39 1. A play. © Patricia J.
Brooks; 25Nov68; DU72984.
L'ART CELTE, KELLS BOOK; commentaire
par Emile Trachsel. D'apres et en
complement de l'ouvrage De Colomban
aux Gueux, par Emile Trachsel. 15 1.
(Film fixe no 1 a) Slide script.
Appl. states book, De Colomban aux
Gueux prev. reg. 16Aug49, AFO-15.
NM: compilation. © Emile Trachsel;
9Dec68; C21241.
THE ART OF WIRING; dialogue accompani-
ment for the slide presentation en-
titled The art of wiring as prepared
by Lexacon Co. by Lexacon Co. v.
© Lexacon Co.; 7Aug68; Cc20798.
ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
AS FLIES, by Elizabeth Melissande,
pseud. of Patricia Rohleder. 6 1.
A play. © Patricia Rohleder;
29Aug68; DU72292.
AS YOU LIKE IT, by William Shakespeare;
textual editors, Louis B. Wright &
Virginia A. LaMar, supplemental ma-
terials by Harry Shefter & Walter
James Miller. New York, Washington
Square Press. lv. (Reader's en-
richment series, RE 130) 5 acts.
© on Teacher's manual & Reader's
supplement; Washington Square Press,
Inc.; 2Jan68; A1305.
AS YOU LIKE IT; edited, introduced &
with facing-page notes by Edmund
Fuller. New York, Dell Pub. Co.
280 p. (Laurel-Leaf Library. In-
vitation to Shakespeare, 4105)
5 acts. NM: introd., annotation &
bibliography. © Edmund Fuller;
18Jan68; A10047.
ASESINO. See
ENGAGE.
THE ASHES OF A SORRY SERPENT, a three
act play by Daniel Iascone. 811.
© Daniel Iascone; 23Aug68; DU72238.
ASLEEP IN GETHSEMANE, a drama in 5
scenes and an epilogue by Robert By-
ron, pseud. of Robert C. Wright.
122 1. © Robert Byron; 90ct68;
DU725 80.
THE ASPARAGUS PRINCE, a fantasy with
music in 3 acts; book by Kenneth L.
Farrell, music by Schuyler Conning.
lv. © Kenneth L. Farrell &
Schuyler Conning; 26Nov68; DU72989.
THE ASPIRANTS, a@ play in the Aristophan-
ic spirit by David Seiffer. 221.
© David A. Seiffer; 26Aug68; DU72269.
ASSASSINATION OF THE HOLLYWOOD STAR
VOTED NUMBER ONE BY THE MOTION
PICTURE EXHIBITORS OF AMERICA. See
GOTT IST TOT! KILLED ALONG WITH
JAMES BOND IN A FOUR CAR COLLISION
ON THE LOS ANGELES FREEWAY.
THE ASSASSINS, a one act play by
Tom Del Vecchio (Thomas Del Vecchio)
16 1. © Thomas Del Vecchio; 70ct68;
DU72566.
ASTROLOGY OF THE STARS; radio script
by Marie Gordon. (Marie Gordon
Stelling) Sheet. © Marte Cordon;
4Sep68; C20878.
95
ASTROPAN THE MIRTHIAN, by Mary Altman.
1 v. A musical play in 17 scenes.
Book & lyrics only. © Larry & Mary
Altman d.b.a. Pint Size Productions;
280ct68; DU72684.
AT TWENTY-TWO HE SET THE WORLD ON FIRE,
written by William Blake Hindman.
1449 1. A play in 5 acts. © William
Blake Hindman; 5Ju168; DU71931.
THE ATHEIST; or, The believer; or,
The non-believer by Sandra Katzman.
1. 3 scenes. © Sandra Katzman;
15Aug68; DU72187.
ATTENTAT. See
DIDI.
THE ATTIC, a play in one act by Harry
G. Leisk. June 1968. 1v. © Harry
George Leisk; 26Nov68; DU72993.
ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE, by Dorian
Burton, Clyde Otis & David Cortez
Clowney. Folder. © Eden Music
Corp.; 180ct68; c21028.
AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE, a play & pan-
tomimed narration by Jonathan Gill-
man. 27 1. © Jonathan Gillman;
20ct68; DU72619.
THE AUDIO JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY (Record-
ing scripts) Scripts in this series
are by Dento-Medical Tapes. © Dento-
Medical Tapes, Inc.
v.9.
3. July 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Mar. 1968.
© 13u168; c20708.
4, July 16, 1968. Clinical issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Apr. 1968.
© 13u168; C20709.
Viele tw
5. Aug. 1, 1968. Digest Issue.
Appl. states portions prev. pub.
Mar. & June 1968. © 113u168;
C20717.
6. Aug. 16, 1968. Clinical Issue.
Appl. states portions prev. pul
Apr. 1968. © 11Ju168; c20718.
7. Sept. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. May 1968.
NM: editorial revision. © 9Sep68;
c20871.
8. Sept. 16, 1968. Clinical issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. June
1967. NM: revision. © 9Sep68;
C20872.
9. Oct. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states articles 1 & 2 prev.
pub. May 1968 & Mar. 1968. NM:
revisions. © 20Sep68; C28919.
10. Oct. 16, 1968. Clinical issue.
Appl. states article 1 prev. pub.
Mar68. NM: revisions. © 20Sep68;
ceoge0.
11. Nov. 1, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Feb68
& May68. NM: additions & revi-
sions. © 180ct68; C21012.
12. Nov. 16, 1968. Digest issue.
Appl. states prev. pub. Apr68,
Jun68 & Jul68. NM: additions &
revisions. © 180ct68; C21013.
AUDITORY PERCEPTION SKILLS, 1 v.
Recording scripts. Appl. author:
Education Unlimited Corp. © Educa-
tion Unlimited Corp.; 30Aug68;
C21025.
THE AUGUST INSURRECTION OF NATE SHAPIRO,
a two act play by Robert S. Reiser.
Lv. © Robert 8. Reiser; 8Ju168;
DUT 1943. a
AUTOMATIC COIN DISPENSING, by Dynaphon-
ics. 751. A recording script.
© Dynaphonics, Inc.; 230ct68; c21018.
THE AUTOMATION OF EDDIE PEREZ, by
S. Garrett Robinson. 63 1. A play
in 2 acts. ©S. Garrett Robinson;
16Aug68; DU72192.
| These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
96
AVANT SLANT, by John Benson Brooks &
Milton Gabler. 131. A recording
script. © Original Music Corp.;
17Sep68; c20885.
AVANTE. 25 1. Script to be delivered
orally for 16 mm. film Go ye forth,
MU7937. Appl. author: Christian
Science Board of Directors.
© Christian Science Board of Direc-
tors; 4Dec68; C21137.
AVANTE GARDE, a play by Leroy McDonald.
47 1. 3 acts. © Leroy McDonald;
24Jul68; DU72038.
AVANTI! or, A very uncomplicated girl.
A comedy by Samuel Taylor. Drama-
tists Play Service. 93 Be evactss.
Appl. states prev. reg. 8Sep67,
DU69568. NM: additions & revisions.
© Samuel Taylor, Suzanne Taylor,
David Taylor & Michael Taylor;
25Nov68; DP6874.
L'AVVENTURIERO; opera completa per can-
to e planoforte by Renzo Rossellini;
due atti (7 quadri) di Diego Fabbri
& riduzione di Italo delle Cese.
Milan, Ricordi. 238 p. ©G. Ricor-
di & C., S.P.A.3 10Nov67; DF1931.
AWAKE MONIQUE, a love story; feature
film treatment by J. Kenneth
Rotcop. 1181. Based upon the
novel by Astrid Van Royen. Appl.
author: Arnold Shapiro, employer for
hire. © Arnold Shapiro; 4Nov68;
DU7 2871.
THE AWFUL CRIME OF MONSIEUR BERNARD
LATOUCH, a play in one act by George
A. Zachariah. 581. © George A.
Zachariah; 20Sep68; DU72436.
B
B IS A VERY LUCKY NUMBER, an original
story & screenplay by Tata Bosboom
(Florence Bosboom) 731. © Tata
Bosboom; 28Aug68; Du72288.
BAAL, von Bertolt Brecht. Potsdam,
G. Kiepenheuver Verlag. 911.
© Gustav Kiepenheuer Verlag; 4Dec22;
DF1918. Entered under German Procla-
mation of 12Ju167.
BABY JESUS, by Franklin Kincaid.
2 sheets. © Franklin Kincaid;
40ct68; C20965.
THE BACHELOR APARTMENT, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 5 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 300ct68;
c21091.
BACK IN THE MORNING, a two act play by
D. M. Lehman. lv. ©OD.M. Lehman ;
16Sep68; DU72400.
BACKWATER. See
WINTER WILL ASK.
BACON AND THE PREACHER. See
STRADDLEBUG.
BAD BIT, by Francine L. Trevens.
A musical play in 2 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Francine L. Trevens;
280ct68; DU72682.
THE BAD DREAM, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Ay iG; Knights) 30rls, OA. 6.
Knight; 26Sep68; DU72476.
BAFOUILLE. See
THEATRE II.
A BALL OF FEATHERS, by Ed Chameleon.
6 1. A musical play in 3 scenes.
Book & lyrics only. © Ed Chameleon;
20Sep68; DU72437.
BALLADE, a musical comedy-drama for
stage; original book & lyrics by
Arthur Samuels. 2v. 2 acts.
© Arthur Samuels; 2Dec68; DU72953.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
ie: dks
DRAMAS
BALLOONS, a comedy in one act by Jay
Wright. Boston, Baker's. Plays. 17 p.
© Walter H. Baker Co.; 19Nov68;
DP6863.
THE BAND IN THE FOREST, See
GRIMMS' FAIRY TALES.
BANDITOS. See
TRANSFERMAN.
BANG?! A new play by Ken Eulo (Kenneth
R. Eulo 66 1. 1 act. © Kenneth R.
Eulo; 14Nov68; DU72909.
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE, by Beaumarchais;
in one act adapted by I. E. Clark.
Schulenburg, Tex., Stage Magic Plays.
25 1. A play. WM: additions & revi-
sions. © I. E. Clark; 15Sep68;
A24327.
THE BAREFOOT BAG, by Kim Alan Wheetley.
32 1. A play. Ineludes music &
lyrics for 1 song. © Kim Alan
Wheetley; 7Nov68; DU72845.
BARMY DAYS, a play with music; book &
lyrics by Natalie Knight, music by
Ivor Miller. 791. 2 acts. Book-&
lyrics only. © Natalie Knight Pro-
ductions (Pty.) Ltd.; 17Ju168;
DU72010.
BARNUM; book for a musical in two acts
based on the life & times of P. T.
Barnum, by Albert Dickason. 1 v.
Appl. states prev. reg. 290ct62,
DU56520. NM: title change & revi-
sions. © Albert Dickason; 3Sep68;
DU? 2337.
BARRELS OF ILLEGAL, by Tzipporah
Pastreich, music by Glen Morgan.
lv. A play in 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1965, DU53580.
NM: revisions & music addition.
© Glen E. Morgan & Tzipporah
Pastreich; 30Dec68; DU73179.
BARTLEBY; opera in a prologue and two
acts; music by Walter Aschaffenburg,
libretto by Jay Leyda. Bryn Mawr,
Pa., T. Presser Co. 151 p. Based on
the story by Herman Melville. Appl.
states prev. reg. 4May67; DU62026.
© Théddore Presser Co.; 7Aug68;
DP6815 .
BASEBALL GAME, by Pigmeat Markham
(Déwey Markham) 71. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; Cc21089.
BASIC SOLDERING; dialogue accompaniment
for the slide presentation entitled
Basic soldering as prepared by Lexa-
con Co. by Lexacon Co. 61. © Lexa-
con Co.; 7Aug68; C20797.
BASSET HOUNDSTOOTH, RETIRED DOG CATCHER,
by Frank Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 61.
Script. © Beechwood Music Corp.;
21Nov68; C21230.
BATTER UP, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) 61. A script. © Dewey
Markham; 300ct68; C21093.
THE BATTLE OF COLUMBIA, by Lloyd Mer-
rill. 541. A play for the screen
in 15 scenes. © Lloyd Merrill;
12Aug68; DU7216/.
BE MY OWN TRUE LOVE, a dramatico-
musical screenplay by Lona M. Osier.
lv. 29 acts. © Lona Cafferty
Osier; 23Sep68; DU72439.
BEAGLE, See
TRANSFERMAN.
THE BEATING OF A BEE; screenplay by
Donald R. Boyle. 1121. © Donald
R. Boyle; 40ct68; DU72576.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, a musical by
Betsy Jo Angebranndt. 461.
5 scenes. Based on the fairytale.
© Betsy Jo Angebranndt; 27Sep68;
DU7 2465.
July—-Dec.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, a play in three
acts by Doris R. Brazeal. 87 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 5Apr66,
DU66237. NM: revision & additions.
© Doris R. Brazeal; 19Ju168; DU72045.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, a play in three
acts by Doris R. Brazeal. 86 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 19Ju168,
DU72045. NM: editorial revision &
additions. © Doris R. Brazeal;
12Nov68; DU7 2864.
BEAUTY AND THE BEGGAR, by Ann Tibbels
Young; musical score by Shirley Foun-
tain; lyrics to 1 song by Virginia ~
Alford. lv. A play. © Ann Tibbels
Young; 180ct68; DU72646.
BEDLAM; or, America, the beautiful
mother, a concurrent play in four
bedrooms by James Broughton. lv.
4 playa: © James Broughton; 22Ju168;
Du72048.
THE BEDROOM, a comedy by Samson
Raphaelson. lv. A play in 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. as The pea-
nut bag 6Dec67, DU7O402. NM: revi-
sion. © Samson Raphaelson; 8Aug68;
DU72095.
THE BEGINNING OF A NEW GENERATION, a
one hour teleplay by Victor A. Pom-
pilio. 561. © Victor A. Pompilio;
113u168; DU71969.
BEGONIAS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE BEHAVIOR OF SOUND WAVES WHEN SUB-
JECTED TO A PHASING FOCAL AND/OR A
FIXED FOCAL, FROM MULTIPLE CONTRIBU-
TION POINTS, by William H. Engle.
5 1. A lecture. © William H. Engle;
8Nov68; C21099.
BEHIND THE BEDROOM DOOR, THE DIARY OF
A SOCIETY CHAUFFEUR, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by George W. Crouch, 64 1.
© George W. Crouch; 23Aug68; DU72245.
BEING WOLFMAN, by Russell Graves.
111. A play. © Russell Graves;
20Nov68; DU72974.
BELIEVER. See
THE ATHEIST.
BEN BENTLE; or, To be mentioned in the
newspaper. By Flory Kraft. 15 1.
A screenplay. © Flory Kraft;
17Sep68; DU72414,
BENBOW & DIVORSKI; two plays in an
evening by Michael Elliott Keen,
61, © Michael Elliott Keen;
4Nov68; DU72782.
BENEATH THE NORTHERN LIGHTS, an origi-
nal story written & adopted for
television by Mrs. Thomas Edmunds.
30 1. © Mrs. Thomas Edmunds;
5Nov68; DU72816.
BENITO CERENO. See
THE OLD GLORY.
THE BEST BIRTHDAY GIFT, by Sharon Beth
Martin. 161. A play in 3 acts.
© Sharon Martin; 18Ju168; DU72013.
THE BEST IN THE HOUSE, an original
story written & adapted for televi-
sion by Grace Brainerd. 401.
© Grace Brainerd; 24Sep68; DU72453.
THE BEST SHORT PLAYS, 1968; edited by
Stanley Richards. lst ed. Phila-
delphia, Chilton Book Co. 388 p.
(The Margaret Mayorga series)
16 plays. © Stanley Richards;
80ct68; A28425,
THE BETRAYAL, a play in one act by
Dwight Steward. 161. © Dwight
Steward; 16Sep68; DU72404.
=~
1 arnt =
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyrigh
1968
BETTY CROCKER VS. AUNT JEMIMA, an anti-
social parable in one act by Annabel-
la Turco. 381. A play. © Anna-
bella Turco; 25Ju168; DU72109.
THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES, a comedy in
three acts created by Paul Henning,
adapted by D. D. Brooke, pseud. of
David Rogers. Chicago, Dramatic
Pub. Co. 96 p. Based on the tele-
vision program. © Paul Henning;
20Sep68; DP6797.
BEYOND PAIN, a play in one act by Paul
V. Hale. 521. © Paul V. Hale;
25Ju168; DU72043.
BIG GUNS, LITTLE GUNS, by Eli F. Bleich.
-79 1. Screenplay. © Eli Furie
Bleich; 19Aug68; DU72208.
THE BIG JOHN, by Joe Neves (Joseph
Anthony Neves) & Roger Bracco.
A recitation.
5Nov68; C21056.
BIG MOTHER, an upsetting comedy in one
act by Charles Dizenzo. 34 1.
© Charles John Dizenzo; 11Ju168;
DU7 1956.
THE BIG MYSTERY, by John E. Varney.
5 1. Monolog. © John E. Varney;
TAug68; C21114.
Cpelis
© Joseph Anthony Neves;
BIG RED, an original story written &
adapted for television by Grace
Brainerd. 401. © Grace Brainerd;
5Nov68; DU72819.
THE BIG SECRET, a teleplay by Frank E.
Work. 31. © Frank E, Work;
18Nov68; C21158.
BIG SHOT; words & music by V. Stanshall.
3 sheets. © Mann Music, Ltd.;
16Aug68; C20856.
THE BIG TICKLE, a play in three acts
by Barre Lyndon. 108 1. © Barre
Lyndon; 9Dec68; DU73098.
BIG TIME BUCK WHITE, a satirical comedy
in two acts by Joseph Dolan Tuotti &
Ron Rich. 105 1. © Ron Rich &
Joseph Dolan Tuotti; 230ct68;. DU72713.
BIG, WONDERFUL DREAM, a comedy by Stan-
ley Abbott. lv. 3 acts. © Stanley
Alfred Abbott; 280ct68; DU72751.
THE BIGGEST INFORMATION BOOTH IN THE
WORLD, a play in one act by Michael
McGrinder. 181. © Michael Mc-
Grinder; 24Sep68; DU72496.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM, by Wil-
liam H. Cosby, Jr. lv. © Camp-
bell, Silver, Cosby Corp.; 23Sep68;
C20923.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM, by William
H. Cosby, Jr. lv. © Campbell, Sil-
ver, Cosby Corp.; 70ct68; C20969.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM, by William
H. Cosby, Jr. 21. Script. © Camp-
bell, Silver, Cosby Corp.; 110ct68;
20975.
_BILLY, a musical in two acts suggested
by the novella Billy Budd by Herman
Melville. Book by Robert Upton,
music by Ronald Dante, lyrics by
Gene Allan. 1v. Book & lyrics
only. © Robert Upton; 9Aug68;
DU72099.
BILLY-BOB, a fourteen act scenario
written for television or the movies,
by John N. Sullivan. 127 1. © John
Neville Sullivan; 11Ju168; DU71962.
A BIRTH AT ASHKHABAD; being a play by
Matthew Jones, pseud. of J. F.
Adkins. 157 1. 3 acts. OJ. F.
Adkins; 23Sep68; DU72450.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
THE BITTER TRUTH, a one act play by
Parke James, pseud. of James Willis
Cain. 25 1. © James Willis Cain;
4Dec68; DU73041.
BLACK AND PROUD; written by W. L. Jones.
5 1. A sermon. © Morganfield Pub.
Co. & Holiday Inn Music, Inc.3
18Dec68; C21225.
BLACK BEACH, WHITE SUMMER, a tragedy
in three parts by Gordon Allen
Christensen. 54 1. © Gordon Allen
Christensen; 29Nov68; DU73009.
BLACK DIAMOND, a drama in three acts,
one set by Stanley Kimmel. 165 1.
With music. Appl. states prev. reg.
30Jul29, DUI834. NM: revisions &
additions. © Stanley P. Kimmel;
14Nov68; DU72906.
BLACK GIRL, a satiric fable in dance
and drama, adapted for the stage by
Richard Gray & Mayo Loiseau, pseud.
of Mayo Gray. Based on Bernard Shaw''s
The adventures of the black girl in
her search for God. 511. 2 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 5Dec52,
Al-17224; 24 Feb33, 459692; 16Dec59,
R248554. © Richard Gray; 21Jun68;
pU71891.
THE BLACK GLOVE (Christmas) A lyrical
fantasy in five scenes by August
Strindberg; translated from the
Swedish by Arvid Paulson. 49 1.
NM: translation. © Arvid Paulson;
20Nov68; DU72950.
BLACK IS THE BADGE OF HELL, a tragedy
in seven scenes by Edgar Charles
Eckhardt, Jr. (Ned Eckhardt) 881.
© Edgar Charles Eckhardt, Jr.;
6Nov68; DU72949.
BLACK IS THE NIGHT, by Robert Nichols.
90 1. A play in 2 acts. © Robert
E. Nichols; 70ct68; DU72547.
BLACK IS WHITE; multi-media in one act
by Sybil Kein, pseud. of Consuela M.
Provost. 101. A play. © Consuela
M. Provost; 3Ju168; DU71918.
BLACK JOURNEY, an Afro-American revue
of outstanding contributions to
American history by Hilda McElroy.
15 1. © Hilda McElroy; 11Dec68;
c21161.
THE BLACK JUDGEMENT, by Murnane Mackey.
73 1. 3 acts. © Murnane Mackey;
20ct68; DU72525.
BLACK MASS ON MONDAY NOON; tragedy in
six scenes by Michel Piersall, pseud.
of Mishael Navonad Persall. 84 1.
© Mishael Navonad Persall; 220ct68;
DU7 2672.
THE BLACK MESSIAH, a dramatic sermon
in three acts by Richard D. Waters.
lv. © Richard D. Waters; 16Aug68;
DU7 2195.
THE BLACK OPERA, a play in 12 scenes by
Gabriel Cousin, translated from. the
French by Irving Lycett. 54 1.
Appl. states prev. pub. 1963 as
L'Opera noir. NM: English transla-
tion. © Irving Francis Lycett;
12Nov68; DU72870.
BLACK-OUT. See
IF YOU CAN'T JOIN THEM, LICK THEM.
BLACK TRIO; three original one-act
dramas by Annie R. Crittenden. 1 v.
© Annie R. Crittenden; 14Nov68;
DU72905.
BLACK WHITE POWER, a playlet phantasy
by Rose Sher. 231. 1 act.
© Rose Sher; 30ct68; DU72534.
BLAKE'S BLUES, a play in three acts by
Wyatt Haupt. 961. Book & lyrics
only. © Wyatt Haupt; 30ct68;
DU72571.
97
THE BLANCHED ARM, a play in one act by
Raymond Kilgallen. 25 1. © Raymond
Kilgallen; 6Aug68; DU72128.
BLIND RAFTERY, by Charles McAleavy;
music by George Geiger, lyrics by
Alma Hatton. 1511. Screenplay.
Adapted from the novel Blind Raftery
and his wife, Hilaria, by Donn Byrne.
Book only. Appl. author: Gregstan
Enterprises, Inc., employer for hire.
Appl. states prev. pub. 12Sep24,
‘ABOO880 & 15Jun24, B620971. © Greg-
stan Enterprises, Inc.; 17Jun68;
DU71889.
BLINDMAN'S BLUFF, a play in two acts
by George Patterson. lv. (Play-
mates no.l) © George Patterson;
29Aug68; DU72331.
THE BLOOD IN OUR VEINS, an original
screenplay by Mildred Dumas. 134 1.
© Mildred Dumas; 25Sep68; DU72466.
THE BLOODROSE, a one act play in two
scenes by J. Douglas Halford. 28 1.
© J. Douglas Halford; 26Aug68;
DU72267.
BLOODY, BAWDY VILLAINS, an original
comedy western by Norman Thaddeus
Vane. 1111. A screenplay.
© Norman Thaddeus Vane; 21Nov68;
DU7 2874.
BLOSSOM; two one-act plays by Fred Has-
kins. 1v. Contents: Chimney, chim-
ney.--Sunspot. © Fred Haskins;
26Ju168; DU72093.
THE BLUE BEAR, a play for children by
Harry Peakman. 45 1. scenes.
Book & lyrics only. © Harry Peak-
man; 70ct68; DU72577.
BLUE DAWN, by Stephen P. Rizzo. 1 v.
A musical play in 3 acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Stephen P. Rizzo;
22Nov68; DU72895.
BLUE POPPY; words by Jacques Wilson,
music by Mort Garson. 31. Recita-
tion. © La Brea Music & Emanay
Music Co.; 25Nov68; Cc21208.
BOCA RATON, a musical by Karl Otto
Westin, lyrics by Helen Bliss ‘Westin,
book by the Westins. 1101. A play
in 2 acts. Based on a conception by
Robert LaGuardia. Book & lyrics
only. © Karl Otto Westin & Helen
Bliss Westin; 18Sep68; DU72393.
THE BOLD AND THE DARING, by James M.
Murray. 81. A play. © James M.
Murray; 26Ju168; DU72112.
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE, by Susanna
Centlivre, edited by Thalia Stathas.
Lincoln, University of Nebraska
Press. 112 (Regents Restoration
drama series) (A Bison book, BB 267)
5 acts. NM: introd., annotation &
compilation. © University of Nebras-
ka Press; 16Sep68; A19952.
THE BONDS OF INTEREST (Los intereses
creados) By Jacinto Benavente; trans-
lated by J. G. Underhill; edited, re-
vised & with an introd. by Hymen
Alpern. Bilingual ed. New York,
F. Ungar Pub. Co. 169 p. A play in
9 scenes. © Frederick Ungar Pub. Co.,
Inc.; 28Ju167; A27409.
BONSAI. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
BOOKKEEPING (FIRST YEAR) SECOND SEMES-
TER; correlated with 20th Century
Bookkeeping & Accounting, 23d ed.,
by Marvin W. Hempel, Carl W. Salser
& John W. Richmond. lv. A record-
ing script. © Educational Research
Associates; 26Jul68; c20746.
BOOTEES FOR YOUR DOORKNOB; written by
V. Eileen Adams. 67 1. A musical
play in 24 scenes. Book onlye
© Vesta Eileen Adams; 30Dec68;
DU7 3129.
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BOTTICELLI. See
APPLE PIE.
THE BOUNTY HUNTER; original screenplay
by 10. °C; (Clarks “93 Ei) © Cart
Clark; 26Nov68; DU72990.
BOX; QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-
TUNG, by Edward Albee. 2 v.
2 plays. © Edward Albee; 21Nov68;
DU72964.
A BOY, A GIRL, by Valgene Massey. lv.
A play in 3 acts. © Valgene Massey;
29Ju168; DU72066.
A BOY AND HIS ALLOWANCE, a comedy in
two acts by Audree I. Young. lst ed.
San Francisco, Younghaven Publica-
tions. 53 p. © Audree I. Young;
20May68; DP6755.
THE BOY WHO WOULDN'T PLAY JESUS, a
Christmas play in one act by Bernard
Kops. Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co.
35 p. © Bernard Kops; 17Ju168;
DP6762.
THE BOYS. See
ROOMMATES .
THE BOYS IN THE BAND, by Mart Crowley.
New York, Farrar, Straus & Giroux.
182 p. A play in 2 acts. © Mart
Crowley; 300ct68; DP6838.
BRAKE MINDER, NEW AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY
FACTOR, by Claude R. Easterday. 21.
Lecture. © Claude R. Easterday;
250ct68; C21047.
BRAVE ARLECCHINO, a play by Mike
Major (Michael Joseph Major) 70 1.
Book & lyrics only. © Michael Joseph
Major; 24Ju168; DU72034,
BRIDAL BOOK. See
PAULINE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE, BRIDAL BOOK.
THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY; opera in
four scenes, music by Roger Nixon,
words by Ray B. West, Jr. Rev.
1968 version. 102 p. Adapted from
the short story by Stephen Crane.
Piano-vocal score. Appl. states
prev. reg. 90ct67, DU69974. NM:
additions & revisions. © Roger A.
Nixon; 30Dec68; DU73183.
BRIGID'S BRIGADE, by David J. Kennedy.
112 1. A screenplay. © David J.
Kennedy; 6Dec68; DU73079.
BRISBURIAL, a feast by Edward Pomerantz.
101 1. A play. © Edward Pomerantz;
5Sep68; DU72341.
BROMELIADS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE BROOFER, a play in one scene by
Romulus Linney. 311. © Romulus
Linney; 5Aug68; Du72119.
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER, by Emmy Gyaki
& Bob Winters (Robert L. Winters)
36 1. A play in 3 acts. © Emmy E.
Gyaki & Robert L. Winters; 13Sep68;
DU72390.
BURGER SCHIPPEL. See
THE TENOR.
THE BUILDING OF CHARACTER, by Roy
Haughton. 121. A talk. © Roy H.
Haughton; 22Aug68; C20857.
BULLFROG; words & music by Bobby Darin
(Robert Darin) 21. © Argent
Music, Inc.; 10Sep68; c20876.
THE BURNED PREMISE, a play in two
scenes by August Strindberg; trans-
lated from the Swedish by Arvid
Paulson. 65 1$ NM: English trans-
lation. © Arvid Paulson; 20Nov68;
DU72957.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE (Die Junglinge
im Feuerofen) Second parable for
church performance, op.77, by Benja-
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DRAMAS
min Britten; libretto by William
Plomer; German translation by Ludwig
Landgraf; rehearsal score by Martin
Penny & David Matthews; production
notes by Colin Graham. London, Faber
Music. 139 p. English & German.
© Faber Music, Ltd.; 6Jun68; DFO-1635.
BUSINESS AND ACADEME, by Andrew Hacker.
10 1. A talk. © Andrew Hacker;
19Aug68; C20813.
BUSINESS LAW LECTURES; recordings for
Monitor instruction program by Garry
P. McMurry, Robert W. Packwood &
Gary A. Thye. 2v.. © Educational
Research Associates; 3Sep68; C20911.
THE BUTTERED SIDE, a comedy in three
acts by Raleigh Bond. lv. Includes
lyrics to 1 song. © Raleigh Bond;
16Dec68; DU73132.
BY ANOTHER MAN'S SKIN; created &
written by Roslyn Marshall. 84 1.
A screenplay. © Roslyn Marshall;
2Dec68; DU73018.
BYRON KASH FOR PRESIDENT; or, A funny
thing happened on the way to the
White House. Original words & music
by John P. Kraczek & Stan Kraczek
(Stanley J. Kraczek) lv. A musical
play in 4 scenes. © John P. Kraczek &
Stan Kraczek; 5Aug68; DU72122.
C
CABOOSE, by John H. Brubaker III,
bil js ApLaye any 3 acts. (O-dohn’ H.
Brubaker III; 26Sep68; DU72483.
CAESAR AMERICANUS, a political drama in
three acts, fourteen scenes by David
J. Dawson. Nov. 1968 revision. lv.
Appl. states prev. reg. 9May68,
DU71491. © David J. Dawson; 4Dec68;
DU73034.
CAFE ROYALE, by L. M. Sullivan. 29 1.
A play. ©M. Sullivan; 26Ju168;
DU72050.
CAFE UNDERGROUND, by Arthur Kirsch.
59 1. A screenplay. © Arthur
Kirsch; 20Nov68; DU72958.
THE CAGNEY IOWA BLUES CAMPAIGN, a
feature film script by Jonathan B.
Weld. 711. © Jonathan Bartlett
Weld; l2Dec68; DU73119.
CALL. See
TWO SHORT PLAYS.
CALL ME, by Larry Neal Culbertson.
Sheet. © perry Neal Culbertson;
18Nov68; c21184,
CALL ME BACK, by Tony Webster. 1 v.
A screenplay. © Tony Webster;
27Aug68; DU72275.
WOODS, by Emmy Gyaki
(Robert L. Winters)
THE CALL OF THE
& Bob Winters
34 1. A play in 3 acts. © Emmy E.
Gyaki & Robert L. Winters; 25Sep68;
DU7 2468.
LA CAMISA, by Lauro Olmo, drama popular
en tres actos; edited with an introd.,
notes & vocabulary by A. K. Ariza &
I. F. Ariza. Oxford, Eng., Per-
gamon Press. 125 p. (Pergamon Ox-
ford Spanish series)
ish. Appl. author: Pergamon Press,
Ltd., employer for hire of editors.
NM: new text, editorial selection &
compilation. © Lauro Ol1mo; 19Feb68 ;
ARTS
CAN YOU SAVE MY JUDY? An 4riginal
story written and adapted for tele-
vision by Frank L. Brown yrs 15002
© Frank L. Brown, Jr.; 313168;
DU72077.
English & Span-
July—Dec.
CANASOTA, a story of our mid-Colonial
period, related in four scenes by
Hugo MacOlney, pseud. of Hugh B. Gor-
don. 381. A libretto. © Hugo
MacOlney; 26Aug68; DU72255.
CANCION DE LA RAZA, by Abel Franco &
Emily Stevens. Episode no.1-5.
lv. A screenplay. English.
© Community Television of Southern
California, KCET, Channel 28;
18Nov68; DU72835.
THE CANISTER SET, a drama in three
acts by Fred Haskins. lv.
© Fred Haskins; 23Sep68; DU72444.
CAPTAIN OF THE TWENTY MULE TEAM. See
STARLIGHT HILL.
CAPTIVI. See
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION.
CAR ELEVEN GOING DOWN, a pantomime
with words by Ken Holamon. 32 1.
© Ken Holamon; 3Sep68; DU72316.
CARAVAGGIO, a play in two acts by
Michael Straight. lv. Appl. states
prev. reg. 29Apr68, DU71513. NM:
additions & revisions. © Michael’
W. Straight; 19Ju168; DU72205.
CARAVAGGIO, a play in two acts by Mi-
chael Straight. 1v. Appl. states
prev. reg. 19Jul68, DU72205. WM:
revision & additions. © Michael W.
Straight; 4Dec68; DU73036.
CARMEN BASILIO vs. MARCEL CERDAN. See.
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
CARNAL KNOWLEDGE, a play in one scene
by Romulus Linney. 26 1. © Romulus
Linney; 5Aug68; DU72121.
CARNIVAL STORY; musical drama in three
acts by Noel Lester & Dianne Coy.
101 1. Book & lyrics only. © Noel
Lester & Dianne Coy; 12Nov68;
DU7 2830.
THE CASE AGAINST JACK FROST; children's
musical play; story by Edward L,
Davies, Jr., words & music by
Catherine Davies. 45 1. 3 acts.
© Catherine Davies & Edward L.
Davies, Jr.; 7Nov68; DU72846.
A CASE OF ASSOCIATION, an original
two act play by Ernst Winters. 76 l.
© Ernst Winters; 19Aug68; DU72212.
THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO, by Edgar Allan
Poe; adapted as a one-act play by
Robert Brome, Franklin, Ohio,
Eldridge Pub. Co. 19 p. (Eldridge
popular one-act playscripts)
© Robert Brome; 15Sep68; DP6886.
CASKET OF GOLD, by Larry Neal Culbert-
son. Sheet. © Larry Neal Culbertson;
18Nov68; C21186.
CAST OF CHARACTERS, by Bernard
Sabath. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Bernard Sabath; 5Sep68; DU72343.
THE CATALYST, a comedy in two acts by
Ronald Duncan. London, Rebel Press.
82 p. © Ronald Duncan; 15Dec64;
DF1934.
CATCH THAT ON THE CORNER; words & music
by Melvin Van Peebles. 3 sheets.
© Almo Music Corp.; 13Nov68; C21122.
THE CAUCUS RACE, by Martin Bell. lv.
A play in 2 acts. © Martin Bell;
57u168; DU71933.
THE CAVE, by Jonathan Gillman. 79 1.
A play in 16 scenes. © Jonathan
Gillman; 5Dec68; DU73052.
CEDRIC AND THE BUICK, by Harry T.
Ferris. 681. A play in 3 acts.
© Harry T. Ferris; 30Dec68; DU73181.
Mees CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
THE CELEBRANTS, a play in three acts
by Jerome Bahr. 107 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. as The old priest,
30Sep65, DU64088. NM: additions.
© Jerome Bahr; 40ct68; DU72542.
THE CELEBRATION, a play by John Hines.
New York, New Dimensions Pub. Co.
56 p. Appl. states prev. reg.
1967, DU68684. NM: editorial revi-
sions & additions. © John Hines;
1Jan68; DP6817.
CELEBRATION, by Barry Brodie. lv.
A musical play in 2 acts. © Barry
Thomas Brodie; 3Sep68; DU72321.
CELESTINA. See
AN EDITION OF THE COMEDIA DE CALISTO
ET MELIBEA, SEVILLE, 1501, WITH
COMMENTARY ON VARIANTS AND
FILIATION OF EARLY TEXTS OF THE
CELESTINA.
THE CEREMONY OF INNOCENCE, by Ronald
Ribman. New York, Dramatists Play
Service. 54 p. A play in 2 acts.
© Ronald Ribman; 280ct68; DP6834.
THE CHAMELEONS' FEAST, a clown show
in eight scenes by Peter Lane
Stambler. 84 1. © Peter Lane
Stambler; 10Dec68; DU73103.
THE CHARACTER, an original story writ-
ten & adapted for television by Alice
H. Wallace. 301. © Alice H. Wal-
lace; 12Ju168; DU71973.
CHARLES DICKENS IN ILLINOIS; one act
comedy by Janice Rentchler Shea.
211. Dramatized from Pioneer family
reminiscences. © Janice Rentchler
Shea; 13Dec68; DU73068.
CHARLIE COMPANY, by Erwin H. Lerner.
80 1. A play. © Erwin H. Lerner;
13u168; DU71903.
CHEATING THE SHEETS, by Richard Vernon
Jones. 1041. A play in 2 acts.
© Richard Vernon Jones; 18Nov68;
DU72946.
CHECK ME, BABY; w/m by W. Tomlin & D.
Malone. 21. Recitation. © Don
Music Co.; 22Jul168; C20727.
CHEER CUP CEREMONY; written by Lydia
Caplan. 31. Script. © Lydia
Caplan; 5Nov68; C21101.
THE CHEMMY CIRCLE, by Georges Feydeau,
adapted by Suzanne Grossmann & Paxton
Whitehead. lv. A play in 4 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. as La main
passe, D9469, 1904. NM: translation
& adaptation. © Suzanne Grossmann &
Paxton Whitehead; 4Dec68; DU73084.
CHIAROSCURO; or, Morning. A black
power comedy by Israel Horovitz.
4th draft. 491. © Israel Horovitz;
280ct68; DU72726.
THE CHICKEN GIRL, a comedy by Anthony
Lesser. London, 8. French. 76 p.
(French's acting ed.) 3 acts.
© Anthony Lesser; 20Feb67; DF1921.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES. 74 1.
Recording script. Appl. author:
McLendon Educational Corp.
© McLendon Educational Corp.; 12Aug68;
c20854.
THE CHILD WHO MET JESUS, by Cherie
DuMont, pseud. of Cherie Wick.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Art Craft Play
Co. 24 p. A play. © Art Craft
Play Co.; 3Sep68; DP6799.
CHILDREN ARE PEOPLE, TOO. See
UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN.
THE CHILD'S BAPTISM, a teleplay for the
TV show The mothers-in-law by Carmelo
OQ. Garian, pseud. of Carmelo Gariano.
20 1. © Carmelo Gariano; 29Nov68;
DU73008.
CHIMNEY, CHIMNEY. See
BLOSSOM.
CHONNUNGHASIN HANANIMI ILLYU UI
SUNGNIRUL KAJOOOM (God omnipotent
makes man triumphant) A lecture on
Christian Science by Noel D. Bryan-
Jones. 13 p. Korean; title roman-
ized. Appl. states prev. reg.
C16072 & BB24965. © Noel D. Bryan-
Jones; 13Sep68; C20913.
CHORALE, a modern religious play in one
act by Tony Gray (Houston Gray)
31 p. © Tony Gray; 150ct68; DP6889.
THE CHORUS GIRLS, a comedy by William
Narcy, pseud. of William Narducci.
1 v. A musical play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © William
Narcy; 19Nov68; DU72873.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: INSTANT HELP, a
Christian Science lecture by Jules
Cern. 291. © Jules Cern; 3Dec68;
021129.
CHRISTIANITY IS FOR TODAY, a Christian
Science lecture by Howard H. Irwin.
Folder. © Howard H. Irwin; 20ct68;
C20955.
CHRISTMAS. See
THE BLACK GLOVE.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL; dramatic version by
Jayne Malan & Shauna Adix with ori-
ginal music by Marie Nelson. 1 v.
A play. From the original story by
Charles Dickens. © Shauna M. Adix,
Jayne B. Malan & Marie B. Nelson;
230ct68; DU72674.
THE CHRISTMAS CLOSET, a cloudy comedy
by David Seiffer. lv. A play in
3 acts. © David A. Seiffer; 5Aug68;
DU72116.
CHRISTMAS IN CUBA, a Christmas play by
Richard W. Anderson. Winona Lake,
Ind., Rodeheaver Co. 16 p.
2 scenes. © Rodeheaver Co.3; 4Sep68;
DP6788.
CHRISTMAS IN THE TOY STORE, by Lilian
Moore & Dorothy Doane. A musical
adaptation of a wonderful Christmas
story entitled: The leftovers'
Christmas, by Lilian Moore. New
York, Lee Music Corp. 32 p. © Lee
Music Corp.; 24Sep68; DP6853.
THE CHRISTMAS KNAVE; book by A. John
Heineman, music & lyrics by Heineman
& Weiser. lv. © John Heineman;
240ct68; DU72689.
CHRISTMAS LAND, a musical play;
words & music by Catherine Davies.
491. 3 acts. © Catherine Davies
& Edward L. Davies, Jr.; 70ct68;
DU7 2522.
A CHRISTMAS STAR, by James H. Tracy
(Verne E. Tracy) 3d draft. 801.
A screenplay. © Verne E. Tracy;
11Dec68; DU73110.
XMAS WISH PROMOS. 5 1. 5 radio
scripts. Appl. author: Drake-
Chenault Enterprises, Inc.
Appl. ti.: KHJ-Christmas wish.
© Drake-Chenault Enterprises, Inc.3
25Nov68; C21138.
CHRISTOPHER SLY; comic opera in two
scenes and an interlude; music by
Dominick Argento, libretto by John
Manlove. New York, Boosey & Hawkes.
175 p. Based on the induction to
Shakespeare's The taming of the
shrew. Vocal score. © Boosey &
Hawkes, Inc.; 23Aug68; DP6790.
CID. See
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
99
LE CIEL EPOUSE LA TERRE; ou, Pourquoi?
Drame psychologique en 4 actes de
Lucie Stephani, pseud. de Lucie
Malkhassian. 361. © Lucie Stephani
90ct68; DU72732.
THE CIGARETTE FIEND; or, Oil is where
you find it, Blade Daggershaw. A
modern musical melodrama in two acts;
book & lyrics by Rainsford J. Winslow
with good old fashioned music of
years ago. 1v. Book & lyrics only.
Appl.. states prev. reg. 8Jan68,
DU7O462. NM: new song & revisions.
© Rainsford J. Winslow; 160ct68;
DU7 2610.
CINDERELLA, a pocketsized operetta in
six scenes by Robert S. Triplett.
lv. Appl. states prev. reg.
6May68; EU51620. NM: additions.
© Robert S. Triplett; 27Aug68;
DU7 2825.
CIRCULAR ATTRIBUTES, by George E.
Maier. 5 1. Lecture. © George E.
Maier; 10Ju168; c20774.
CIRCUS OF LIFE, a play in two acts by
Edward Kinchley Evans. 601.
© Edward ‘Kinchley Evans; 300ct68;
DU7 2749.
CLASSICAL ELECTROMAGNETISM: AN INTRO-
DUCTION; 15 television lessons by
A. A. Pandiiscio.9 Jv. © A: A. ‘Pan-
discio; 6Aug68; c20767.
THE CLAY GOLEM, a play in three acts by
Mel Gordon (Melvin Irwin Gordon)
57 1. © Mel Gordon; 140ct68;
DU7 2629.
CLEO ON THE RUN, a drama in two acts by
Marlow Anderson. 1331. © Richard
Marlow Anderson; 290ct68; DU72743.
THE CLEVER AMERICAN, a new play by
Tedwell Chapman & Jeanne Gibson
Merrick. 911. 3 acts. © Tedwell
Chapman & Jeanne Gibson Merrick;
18Nov68; DU72928.
CLIMATE OF CONSCIENCE, by James Nugent.
45,1. A play inl act. © James
Francis Nugent III; 24Sep68;
DU7 2459.
CLOSE COVER BEFORE STRIKING, by Bill
McCabe. 37 1. A play. © Bill
McCabe; 5Ju168; DU71930.
THE CLOSED ROOM, a comedy by Patterson
Greene. 11201) S acts: VOrMary We
Greene, executrix of Estate of
Patterson Greene; 25Nov68; DU73003.
CLOSETS, a play in two acts by Regis
Caddic, pseud. of Regis Cejrowski.
lv. © Regis Caddic; 23Dec68;
DU73112.
CLOTHES ALWAYS MAKE THE MAN, by
Lorraine Michele, pseud. of Lorraine
Michele Seymour. 115 1. A play in
2 acts. © Lorraine Michele Seymour;
12Dec68; DU73114.
CLOUDBURST, by John H. Brubaker III.
121. A play. © John H. Brubaker
III; 27Sep68; DU72484.
CLOWNS AND APES, by David Ball. The
wicked messenger; Gorilla, gorilla.
lv. 2 plays. © David Ball;
210ct68; DU72680.
COCKLES & MUSSELS; musical stage play
in two acts by Paul Casey. 2 Vv.
Based on folk song Molly Malone.
© Paul Casey; 280ct68; DU72688.
COFFEE LACE. See
LITTLE BOXES.
COLD SUN; screenplay & shooting script
by David Korn. 1v. © David Korn;
16Dec68; DU73139.
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THE COLLABORATION, a play in three
acts by Laura Olsher. 1 v.
© Laura Olsher; 12Nov68; DU72892.
COLLECTED PLAYS, by T. S. Eliot.
der in the cathedral & others.
London, Faber & Faber. 355 p.
5 plays. ©T. S. Eliot; 31lAug62;
AF28129.
COLLEGE INCENTIVE PROGRAM, by Mark
Toby. 3 lsy7A a aie © Mark
Toby; 26Dec68; c21244.
COLOMBAN AUX GUEUX. See
L'ART CELTE, KELLS BOOK.
LES CONSERVATEURS DE LA TRADITION.
ERASME ET SES AIDES.
NOS ANCETRES CELTIQUES.
Mur -
COLONIAL SABRE, a drama in three acts
by Robert Deane Dickey. lv.
© Robert Deane Dickey; 22Ju168;
puU72024.
COLOR AND THE WIND INSTRUMENTS IN OUR
ORCHESTRA, PROGRAM F; video-tape
project written, produced & directed
by Charles Blackman. 18 1. A re-
cording script. © Charles Blackman;
30Dec68; C21246.
COME ALIVE; poems and plays in series
by Norstad Whittington, pseud. of
James 0. Atkins, Jr. 3 v. © James
Omer Atkins, Jr.; 1lJun68; A35448.
COME BACK, BERLIN, ALL IS FORGIVEN, by
G. Tito Shaw. lv.
© G. Tito Shaw; 15Ju168; DU71986.
COME DANCE IN THE FOUNTAIN, a comedy in
three acts by Roy Shenberg. 1 Vv.
© Roy Shenberg; 90ct68; DU72582.
COME RAISING YOUR LEG ON MB; words &
music by Melvin Van Peebles.
2 sheets. © Almo Music Corp.;
13Nov68; C21124,
COME TO THE BIRTHDAY PARTY, by Rosemary
Rice. 91. Skit with music. Book
& lyrics only. Appl. states prev.
reg. 25Jan68. NM: additions & revi-
sions. © Rosemary Rice d.b.a. Miss
Marcie Music Co.; 6Aug68; C20775.
COME WITHIN MY HEART, program number
five by Kitty Colette Keepers Voss.
8 1. 10 religious poems dedicated
to Dr. Martin Luther King. © Kitty
Colette Keepers Voss; 26Ju168;
C20753.
COME WITHIN MY HEART, program number
four by Kitty Colette Keepers Voss.
18 1. 30 poems dedicated to Faith
Farm, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
© Kitty Colette Keepers Voss;
26 Jule; c20754.
COMEDIA DA VITA; book & lyrics by
Curt Hood (Curtis Hood) lv. A
musical play in 7 scenes. English.
Book & lyrics only. © Curtis Hood;
24Sep68; DU72421.
COMEDIA DE CALISTO ET MELIBEA. See
AN EDITION OF THE COMEDIA DE CALISTO
ET MELIBEA, SEVILLE, 1501, WITH
COMMENTARY ON VARIANTS AND
FILIATION OF EARLY TEXTS OF TH
CELESTINA.
COMEDY; edited by Ashley Brown & John
L. Kimmey. Columbus, Ohio, C. E.
Merrill Pub. Co. 251 p. (Modes of
literature series) © Charles E.
Merrill Pub. Co.; 280ct68; A28682.
THE COMING-OUT, by Sherry M. Gershon.
521. A play in 2 acts. © Sherry
M. Gershon; 17Jun68; DU71981.
COMMERCIAL PILOT INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE,
by L. Noll. 1v. 10 film lectures.
(A-V program no.KCC-833-1-3, 5-8,
10-12 Appl. author: Ken Cook Co.,
employer’ for hire. Appl. ti.:
Commercial pilot course. © Ken Cook
Co.; 12Sep68; c20882.
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A play in 5 acts.
DRAMAS
THE COMMITTEE MEETING, a comedy for
five women in one act by Joellen K.
Bland. Boston, Baker's Plays.
18 p. (Baker's Plays for amateurs)
Appl. author: Walter H. Baker Co.,
employer for hire. © Walter H.
Baker Co.; 22Ju168; DP6765.
THE COMMODITY MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT
FRANCHISE PLAN, by H. Barry Rose.
81. Lecture. © H. Barry Rose;
29Ju168; c20749.
COMMUNICATION, by Truly Trousdale
Latchaw. 161. Television script.
© Truly Trousdale Latchaw; 13Aug68;
20788. Rens gs
COMMUNICATION, SOME ABSTRACT AND PRAC-
TICAL PRINCIPLES, by Joseph Gordon
Buller. 1v. Lecture. © Joseph
Gordon Buller; 210ct68; C21005.
COMMUNION, a dramatic composition by
David Welch. 110 1. A screenplay.
© David Welch; 7Aug68; DU72139.
LE COMTE ODERLAND; histoire atroce et
morale en douze tableau de Max
Frisch; traduit de 1l'allemand par
Henry Bergerot. [Paris] Gallimard.
99 p. (Theatre du monde entier)
© Editions Gallimard; 15Jun68;
DFO-1620.
CONCENTRIC CIRCLES, a play in one act
by Benjamin Bradford. 311.
© Ben jenin Bradford; 25Nov68;
DU72950.
CONCERTO A SAINT-TROPEZ, de F. Douster,
pseud. of Rene H. P. Lariviere.
241 1. A screenplay in 20 episodes.
NM: additions & revisions.
© F, Douster; 280ct68; DU72936.
LA CONCHA (The shell), by Anastasia
Curran, pseud. of June Septant.
129 1. A play. © June Septant;
5Aug68; DU72089.
CONFESSIONS FROM A BLACK REVOLUTIONARY,
a short tragedy by Cyril Boynes, Jr.
211. © Cyril Boynes, Jr.; 16Sep68;
DU7 2408.
THE CONJUROR PLAY, a vicious circle by
David S. Cole. (In Mosaic. Spring
1968. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard-
Radcliffe Hillel Society. v.9, no.1,
p.54-92) © David S. Cole; 25May68;
DP6803. ;
LES CONSERVATEURS DE LA TRADITION;
commentaire par Emile Trachsel.
D'apres et en complement de l'ouvrage
De Colomban aux Gueux, d!'Emile
Trachsel. 221. (Film fixe no 2)
Slide script. Appl. states book, De
Colomban aux Gueux prev. veg. 16Aug4g ;
AFO-15. NM: compilation. © Emile
Trachsel; 9Dec68; C21240.
CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN DRAMA; selected &
translated by Franklin D. Reeve, with
a pref. by Victor Rozov. New York,
Pegasus (P1043) 303 p. 5 plays.
NM: introd., compilation & transla-
tion. Appl. author: Western Pub. Co.,
Inc., employer for hire. © Western
Pub. Co., Inc.; 2Aug68; A20638.
,THE CONTEST, a play in one act by
Michael McGrinder. 25 1. © Michael
McGrinder; 17Sep68; DU72412.
CONTINUITY OF COMMISSIONS, by Roger W.
King. 101. © Roger W. King;
160ct68; C20993.
THE CONVERSION OF PATROLMAN O'CONNOR,
a musical play by Carolyn Richter.
97 1. 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Carolyn Richter; 110ct68; DU72611.
THE COOL WINDOW. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
July—Dec.
COP-OUT, a play by John Guare. 35 l.
Book & lyrics only. © John Guare;
5Dec68; DU73048.
COPPELIA, a children's play by John
Fenn. lv. 2 acts. © John Whiting
Fenn; 5Nov68; DU72812.
COPPER FUTURES, by Alfa Betty Olsen &
Joel C. Dobris. 1131. Screenplay.
© Alfa Betty Olsen & Joel C. Dobris;
3Ju168; DU71916.
COPPERFACED JACK, by John O'Donovan.
2 acts. (In 7 Irish plays, 1946-
1964. Minneapolis, University of
Minnesota Press. p.247-305)
© John O'Donovan; 6Nov67; DP6793.
CORNEILLE, I; pref. de Pierre Aime
Touchard; chronologie, notices &
notes de Gilbert Sigaux. [Geneva]
611 p. (Les Genies du theatre fran-
cais) (Le Theatre complet de Cor-
neille) 6 plays. NM: foreword, chro-
nology, notices & notes. © Edito-
Service, S.A.; 10May68; AFO-55592.
CORNEILLE, II; notices & notes de Gil-
bert Sigaux. [Geneva] 620 p. (Les
Genies du theatre francais) (Le
Theatre complet de Corneille)
7 plays. WM: notices & notes.
© Edito-Service, S.A.; 31May68;
AFO-55583. :
THE CORNER, by Ed Bullins. 321. A
play in 4 scenes. © Ed Bullins;
4pDec68; DU73035.
A CORNER OF THE BED, by Allan Jack
Lewis. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Allan Jack Lewis; 280ct68;
DU72755.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED ARCHANGEL MICHAEL;
April 18, 1966, Chicago, Ill. Record-
ing script. 121. Appl. author:
Saint Germain Press, Inc. © Saint
Germain Press, Inc.; 16Aug68;
C20807.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED LORD MAHA CHOHAN; May 29,
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording
script. 101. Appl. author: Saint
Germain Press, Inc. © Saint Germain
Press, Inc.; 16Aug68; C20801.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED LORD MAITREYA; July 5,
"1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording script.
111. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 22Nov68; Cc21146.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED MASTER JESUS THE CHRIST;
May 19, 1966, Chicago, Ill. Record-
ing script. 111. Appl. author:
Saint Germain Press, Inc. © Saint
Germain Press, Inc.; 16Aug68; C20800.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED MIGHTY ASTREA; June 295.
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording script.
15 1. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 22Nov68; c21149.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED MIGHTY ELOHIM CYCLOPEA;
April 21, 1966, Chicago, Ill.
Recording script. 121. Appl.
author: Saint Germain Press, Inc.
© Saint Germain Press, Inc.; 16Aug68;
c20804.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED MIGHTY LANTO; June 30,
1966, Chicago, Ill. 91. Recording
script. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Ine.; 22Nov68; C21159.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY BELOVED MIGHTY VICTORY; June 28,
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording
~
1968
script. 13 1. Appl. author: Saint
Germain Press, Inc. © Saint Germain
Press, Inc.; 22Nov68; C21150.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTA-
TION BY GREAT ANGEL DEVA OF THE JADE
TEMPLE; Apr. 22, 1966, Chicago, Ill.
Recording script. 161. Appl. au-
thor: Saint Germain Press, Inc.
© Saint Germain Press, Inc.; 22Nov68;
C21143.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY GREAT ASCENDED BEING, GODDESS OF
LIGHT; April 23, 1966, Chicago, Ill.
Recording script. 121. Appl.
author: Saint Germain Press, Inc.
© Saint Germain Press, Inc.; 16Aug68;
c20803.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY GREAT COSMIC ANGEL ON WHOSE CROWN
BLAZES THE WORD - UNION; April 19,
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording
script. 111. Appl. author: Saint
Germain Press, Inc. © Saint Germain
Press, Inc.; 16Aug68; C20806.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY GREAT ELOHIM, BELOVED MIGHTY
HERCULES; July 4, 1966, Chicago, I11.
Recording script. 131. Appl. au-
thor: Saint Germain Press, Inc.
© Saint Germain Press, Inc.; 22Nov68;
C21147.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY GREAT ELOHIM OF PURITY; April 20,
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording
script. 14 1. Appl. author: Saint
Germain Press, Inc. © Saint Germain
Press, Inc.; 16Aug68; C20805.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY GREAT ELOHIM OF PURITY; July 7,
1966, Chicago, Ill.
13 1. ° Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 22Nov68; c21144.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY MIGHTY ARCHANGEL MICHAEL; July 6,
1966, Chicago, Ill.
121. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 22Nov68; C21145.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY MIGHTY BLESSED HERCULES; April 17,
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording
script. 161. Appl. author: Saint
Germain Press, Inc. © Saint Germain
Press, Inc.; 16Aug68; C20808.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY MIGHTY BLESSED SAINT GERMAIN;
June 26, 1966, Chicago, Ill. Record-
ing script. 121. Appl. author:
Saint Germain Press, Inc. © Saint
Germain Press, Inc.; 16Aug68;
c20809.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY MIGHTY CYCLOPEA; July 1, 1966,
Chicago, Ill. Recording script.
12 1. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 22Nov68; c21148.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY MIGHTY ELOHIM OF PEACE; April 24,
1966, Chicago, Ill. Recording script.
14.1. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 16Aug68; C20802.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED DICTATION
BY PRECIOUS DADDY; June 27, 1966,
Chicago, Ill. Recording script.
81. Appl. author: Saint Germain
Press, Inc. © Saint Germain Press,
Inc.; 22Nov68; C21151.
THE CORRUPTERS, by Gertrude Samuels.
47 1. A play in 3 scenes. Adapted
from The people vs. Baby. Appl.
states prev. reg. 5May67, A910390.
© Gertrude Samuels; 140ct68;
DU7 2780.
Recording script.
Recording script.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
COSA NOSTRA; screenplay by Ray Wells,
pseud. of Raphael Arguelles. 12] 1.
English. © Ray Wells; 20Sep68;
DU72567.
COSMOPOLITAN NEWS, by Edward R.
Wallerstein. 1v. 22 scripts.
© Edward R. Wallerstein; 9Sep68;
c21064.
COSTUMES. See
FANTASIES.
COTTON CANDY. See
A QUARTET FOR TWO,
COUNT THAT DAY LOST, by Stewart H.
Benedict. 201. A play. © Stewart
H. Benedict; 27Nov68; DU72997.
A COUNTRY WITHOUT RAIN, by William
Hanley.) lev. A playing) acts.
© William Hanley; 14Nov68; DU72908.
A COUPLE OF THINGS, by Gary Britton,
pseud. of Gary A. Bisig. lv.
A play. © Gary Britton; 16Dec68;
DU7 3140.
THE COURTESAN, an intimacy in one act
by Henry C. Timm. Acting version.
261. ©Henry C. Timm; 30Dec68;
DU73174.
THE COURTSHIP OF IVAN, by Frank Martin
(Francis B. Martin) 1181. A play
in 3 acts. © Francis B. Martin;
16Aug68; DU72422.
THE CRABS; or, Gilbert and his box.
A play by Paul Haller. 511.
acts. © Paul Haller; 9Aug68;
pu72148.
THE CREATION AND EARLY CARE OF BLAH;
bourgeois drama in five sets by
Carolyn Fowler. (Carolyn Fowler
Gerald) 181. Book & lyrics only.
© Carolyn Fowler Gerald; 80ct68;
DU72555.
CREATIVE STEWARDSHIP PORTFOLIO, by
J. Philip Wahl. 161. 5 sermons.
© Creative Stewardship; 14Aug68;
c20948.
CREATIVE WOMANPOWER, A NECESSARY FORCE
FOR THE REDUCTION OF VIOLENCE IN OUR
SOCIETY, an address by Mrs. Martin
Luther King, Jr. ... New York City,
July 23, 1968. 191. © Coretta Scott
King; 3Sep68; Cc20865.
THE CREATURE OF THE SWAMP, an original
story written and adapted for tele-
vision by Ruth M. Owens. 55 1.
© Ruth M. Owens; 31Ju168; DU72081.
A CRIME AGAINST NATURE IN THE PARK,
a comedy by Gus Weill. 811.
2 acts. © Gus Weill; 25Sep68;
DU724 27.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT, a play by
Donald Freed & Guy Stockwell. lv.
3 acts. Based in part on the
writings of Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
© Donald Freed; 15Nov68; DU72877.
CRIME IN TIME, by George A. Ribken, Sr.
& William N. Sterns, Jr. 1091.
A screenplay. © George Allen Ribken,
Sr. & William N, Sterns, Jr.;
29Ju168; DU72065.
THE CRIMINAL WHO COULDN'T BE TRUSTED, a
play for children of all ages written
by Chris McCann (Christian D. McCann)
Divs Siiactse. Onchris' McCann;
5Aug68; DU72115.
CRISIS AT COLUMBIA, by H. Paul Jeffers.
Program 1-2. lv. Tape recording
scripts. © EMR Enterprises; 300ct68;
C21065.
CROOK MEETS CROOK, by Emmy Gyaki &
Bob Winters (Robert L. Winters)
35 1. A play in 3 acts. © Emmy E.
Gyaki & Robert L. Winters;
13Sep68; DU72391.
101
THE CROSSWORD MAN, by Richard Goss-
willer. 79 1. A play in 4 scenes.
© Richard Gosswiller; 6Jan69; DU73163.
THE CROWN PRINCE. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
THE CRUELEST MONTH, a vision by Henry
C. Timm. 461. A play. © Henry
Christian Timm; 4Dec68; DU73043.
THE CRUISE (The secret of the stowaway)
By Judith Marie Garson; music by
Kenneth Joseph Behrens. lv. A play
in 3 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
17Jan66, DU64730. NM: additions.
© Judith Marie Garson & Kenneth
Joseph Behrens; 16Dec68; DU72779.
THE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER, a play in two
acts by Carolyn M. Rutherford. 23 1.
Adapted from a case history developed
by Uvelia S. A. Bowen. © Carolyn M.
Rutherford; 29Mar68; DP6768.
THE CRYSTAL PIGS, by Gary Britton,
pseud. of Gary A. Bisig. 1 v.
A play. © Gary Britton; 16Dec68;
DU7 3141.
A CUP FULL OF SUN; script & music by
Jerre Parks. 2v. A play in 2 acts.
© Jerre Bryan Parks; 6Nov68; DU72844.
THE CUP OF ELIJAH, a dramatic phantasy
in prologue & three acts by Harry T.
Zankel. 611. © Harry T. Zankel;
23Dec68; DUT3155. i
CURCULIO. See
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION.
THE CURSE OF SOLOMON, by Alvis Howard,
Jr. 51. Monolog. © Alvis Howard,
Jr.; 14Nov68; C21115.
CUT FLOWERS, a play by Marshall Yaeger.
lv. 3 acts. © Marshall Jay Yaeger;
12Nov68; DU72888.
CYMBELINE, by William Shakespeare;
edited by Richard Hosley. New York,
New American Library. 239 p.
The Signet classic Shakespeare,
CT394) 5 acts. NM: introd., compi-
lation, editorial notes & additions.
© Richard Hosley; 30Jun68; A9797.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC, by Edmond Rostand.
39 p. Analytical notes and the com-
plete playscript. 5 acts. Cyrano
de: Bergerac [commentary] by John
Simon; Cyrano's Paris, by Roger
Shattuck. Appl. authors: Theatre
Recording Society & others. © Theatre
Recording Society; 25Jun65; AZ2711.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC, by Edmond Rostand;
in one act adapted by I. E. Clark.
Schulenburg, Tex., Stage Magic Plays.
26 1. A play. NM: revisions.
© I. E. Clark; 15Sep68; A2k328.
CYRIL, a play in one act by Eileen
Charles, pseud. of Eileen Doris
Driver. 311. © Eileen Doris
Driver; 21Nov68; DU73004.
D
DAD FOR A WEEK; created & written by
Edward D. Wrobleski. lv. Tele-
vision script for Man alive, a reli-
gious televison series. © Edward D.
Wrobleski; 13Dec68; c21188.
DANACA (DAN-IT-ZA); original story and
teleplay for a 90 minute TV musical
romance by Joan Werling. 80 1.
English. Book only. © Joan Werling;
1Aug68; DU72096.
DANCE OF THE TWELVE MOONS, by Arthur
S. Janaluska. 61. © Arthur S.
Janaluska; 310ct68; C21068.
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102
A DANGEROUS WAY HOME, by Forest
Feighner. 591. A play in 7 scenes.
Includes lyrics to 3 songs. © Forest
D. Feighner; 20Nov68; DU73073.
DANTE, a historical play in three acts
by Charles Garo Ashjian. 1 v.
© Charles Garo Ashjian; 16Dec68;
DU7 3131.
DAPHNE IN COTTAGE D, a play in two acts
by Stephen Levi. New York, Drama-
tists Play Service. 59 i. Appl.
states prev. reg. 150ct64, DU61404,
NM: additions & revisions. © Stephen
Levi; 20May68; DP6752.
DAUGHTER OF SONG, a play in three
acts by The Harrington Brothers
(Kevin J. Harrington & Thomas M.
Harrington) 631. © Kevin J.
Harrington & Thomas M. Harrington;
4Sep68; DU72333.
THE DAVID SHOW, a comedy in two acts
by A. R. Gurney; Jr. lv. Appl.
states prev. reg. 7Sep66, DU66781.
NM: additions & revisions. © Albert
R. Gurney, Jr.; 10ct68; DU72519.
DAVID, YOU DAMN DEGENERATE, by Barry
i. Becker, lv. A play in 3 acts.
e © Barry L. Becker; 70ct68; DU72560.
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG, by Peter
Nichols. London, Faber & Faber.
87 p. 2 acts. © Peter Nichols;
24Sep67; DP6858.
THE DAY THE FISH GOT AWAY, by Lanny
R. Fellers. 421. A play in 2
scenes. © Lanny R. Fellers; 28Aug68;
DU7 2286.
THE DAYS IN THE LIFE OF AN ANT HILL, by
Joyce C. Smith. 7 1. A play in 6
scenes. © Joyce Camille Smith;
113u168; DU71927.
DEADLY HUNT; screenplay melodrama by
Jeremy L. Evans, pseud. of Laurence
S. Liebson. 801. © Jeremy L.
Evans; l4Aug68; DU72180.
DEAR CHILDREN, a comedy by Jack
Popplewell. London, S. French.
75 p. (French's acting ed) 3 acts.
© Jack Popplewell; 15Jun67; DF1923.
DEAR JOHN, a play by Dwight Steward.
28 1. © Dwight Steward; 16Sep68;
DUT 2405.
DEAR LOVE. See
JUST WE TWO.
DEARLY BELOVED, by Mignon G. Eberhart.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Mignon G.
Eberhart; 30Aug68; DU72434.
THE DEATH AND MARRIAGE OF EVA BRAUN
IN THE BUNKER, by Russell Graves.
18 1. A play in 9 scenes. With
lyrics for 1 song. © Russell
Graves; 20Nov68; DU72975.
THE DEATH AND TRIAL OF POPE FORMOSUS,
by Joseph Dispenza. 761. A play.
© Joseph Ernest Dispenza; 5Nov68;
DU7 2813.
THE DEATH OF PANTALONE, a play in two
acts by Mike Major (Michael Joseph
Major) 87 1, © Michael Joseph
Major; 10Sep68; DU72357.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT; play in three
acts by Peter Lotar, translated from
the original German by Ewald Osers.
lv. Appl. states prev. reg.
50ct66, DU67058. NM: English trans-
lation. © Reiss, A.G. Theaterverlag;
14Nov68; DU72869.
DEATH TO THY SELF, a play in one act by
Richard P. Matthews. 12 1. © Rich-
ard P. Matthews; 30ct68; DU72535.
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work. Contact the U.S. Copyright
DRAMAS
DEATHWISH; two plays by Philip Ashley
Greene. 1v. Contents: Mexican
standoff.--Facing mirrors. © Philip
Ashley Greene; 25Sep68; DU72502.
DEBILATION, a one act play with an op-
tional beginning by Beverly Thompson.
32 1. © Beverly Elaine Thompson;
13Aug68; DU72171.
THE DECLINE AND FALL OF ALFRED BLOOM,
a film script by Arthur 0. Whitney.
112 1. © Arthur O. Whitney; 6Nov68;
pu72840.
DEDICATED WOMAN, by Larry Neal Culbert-
son. Sheet. © Larry Neal Culbertson;
18Nov68; C21182.
DEFROCKED. See
THE MALE RIGHT.
DELAY MY FUNERAL, an original story
written & adapted for television by
William F. Norman. 32 1. © William
F, Norman; 26Sep68; DU72477.
a play by Romulus
DEMOCRACY AND ESTHER,
Linney. lv. 2 acts. From the
novels of Henry Adams. NM: addition.
© Romulus Linney; 5Nov68; DU72735.
DEMOCRACY, MEDIOCRITY, AND THE SCHOLAR-
LY CALLING, by Andrew Hacker. 13 1.
Lecture. © Andrew Hacker; 29Ju168;
c20748.
DEMONSTRATION NCR CLASS 14 PETITE
10-KEY ADDING MACHINE, by Dynaphonics.
19 1. A recording script. © Dyna-
phonics, Inc.; 230ct68; C21019.
DENTIFRICE DEMONSTRATION, a lecture to
show the qualities of a new non-a-
brasive dentifrice by Leonard G.
Martin. 21. © Leonard G. Martin;
5Sep68; C20877.
DEPARTURE; words & music by Graeme
Edge. Sheet. Book only. © Palace
Music Co., Ltd.; 18Sep68; C20903.
THE DEPOT, by William E. Lee. 4914.
A musical play. Book only.
Appl. states music & lyrics prev.
reg. 7Mar68, EU41474. © New Version
Music; 9Sep68; DU72364.
DEVIL AT MY HEELS, a western by
Herman Raucher. 1st draft.
172 1. <A screenplay. © Herman
Raucher; 210ct68; DU72663.
DEVIL IN THE COTTON FIELD, by Jerry
denes., Lovoe A, play in: 5) acts).
© Jerry Jones; 16Sep68; DU72658.
THE -DEVIL'S A BUSY MAN, an original
operetta in three acts by Audrey
Long Whitlock & Nerissa Long Milton.
lv. © Audrey Long Whitlock:&
Nerissa Long Milton; 6Dec68;
DU7 3080.
THE DEVIL'S TURMOIL, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Annie L. Patten. 301. © Annie L.
Patten; 4Nov68; DU72806.
DIALOGUE FOR VOICES AND SHOTGUN, by
Ron Whyte; music by Mel Marvin,
lyrics by Bob Satuloff (Robert Satu-
loff) 1 v. © Ron Whyte, Mel Marvin
& Bob Satuloff; 19Nov68; DU72941.
DIALOGUES, LITURGIES, ONE-LINERS, INTER-
VIEWS, ROUTINES III, by Gerald J.
Rizzuto. lv. © Gerald J. Rizzuto;
5Nov68; C21103.
DIARIES, a play by V. Robert Coleman.
34.1. OV. Robert Coleman; 12Nov68;
DU7 2865.
Spiel in einem Akt
von Oskar Zemme. [Vienna] Universal
Edition. 77 p. © Universal Edition,
A.G.; 17Ju168; DFO-1638.
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DIRTY WORK IN THE OIL PATCH.
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July—Dec.
See
SKULDUGGERY AT THE CROSSROADS.
THE DISCOVERY, a play in three acts by
John Michael Sophos. 66 1. © John
Michael Sophos; 3Sep68; DU72311.
THE DISCOVERY OF DRAMA, by Thomas E.
Sanders. Scott, Foresman. 632 p.
(Discovery of literature series,
5670) © Scott, Foresman & Co.;
12J3u168; A15751.
DISHPAN HANDS; written by Hiram Taylor.
93 1. A play in 3 acts. © Hiram
Edwin Taylor; 30ct68; DU72536.
DISORDER IN STRINGS, by L. Koenigswer-
ther & A. M. Tensi. 301. © Lois
Koenigswerther & Ann-Marie Tensi;
12Nov68; DU72887.
DISPLAYING HOUSE PLANTS.
MAKING THINGS GROW.
DIVIDING. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
LA DIVINA; opera buffa in one act;
music & text by Thomas Pasatieri.
Bryn Mawr, Pa., T. Presser Co.
46 p. © Theodore Presser Co.3
17May68; DP6784.
DIVINE WORDS, a village tragicomedy by
Ramon Maria del Valle-Incl4n; trans-
lated by Edwin Williams. 3 acts.
(In Modern Spanish theatre. New
York, Dutton. p.1-78) © Edwin
Williams; 14Mar68; DP6777.
See
DIVISION OF FRACTIONS. Lesson no.1-3.
By Electronic Learning. 1 v.
A recording script. © Electronic
Learning, Inc.; 29Nov68; C21198.
DIVORCE; words by Darrell Rader, music
by Danny Logan. Folder. Recitation.
© Darrell Rader; 90ct68; C20971.
DIVORSKI. See
BENBOW & DIVORSKI.
DO WE REALLY CARE? A Christian
Science lecture by William Henry
Alton. Folder. © William Henry
Alton; 20ct68; Cc20934.
DO WE THINK OR JUST THINK WE THINK?
A Christian Science lecture by John
H. Wyndham. 4 p. © John H. Wyndham;
12Nov68; ¢21078.
DOC FAUSTUS, by Tilton Topping.
611. A play in 3 acts. © Tilton
Topping; 4Nov68; DU72796.
DR. COOK'S GARDEN, a melodrama by Ira
Levin. New York, Dramatists Play
Service. 63 p. 3 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 5Jun67, DU68934.
NM: additions & revisions. © Ira
Levin; 1Aug68; DP6786.
DOCTOR DEATH, a play in one act by
Martin Brown, pseud. of Morris Brown.
56 1. © Morris Brown; 5Ju168;
DU7 1935.
THE DOCTOR HAS A DOUBLE, a one act
play by LaVerna A. Smith (LaVerna A.
Smith Ross) 221. © LaVerna A.
Smith Ross; 150ct68; DU72607.
DR. HERMAN JAKE RODEMACHER; serious
commentaries & heart warming pleas-
antries, by Roland Botz & Linda Sue
Botz. 1v. © Roland Botz & Linda
Sue Botz; 7Aug68; c20768.
A DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF; freely
adapted by Aurand Harris from Moliere.
Anchorage, Ky., Anchorage Press.
4 p. 2 acts. © Anchorage Press,
Inc.; 6Aug68; DP6773.
DR. KHEAL, by Maria Irene Fornes. 13 1.
Paice: © Maria Irene Fornes;
8aug68; C20759.
ee3 CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, NATRA CONVEN-
TION, RCA DINNER, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
AUGUST 11, 1967 by Martin Luther
King, Jr. 24 1. A lecture.
© Estate of Martin Luther King, Jr.;
247u168; c20742.
DR. PACE MEETS OTHELLO, a one act stage
hey by Gil Garcia (Gilbert Garcia)
4 1. © Gil Garcia; 12Sep68; DU72376.
DR. PIPE PLUMBER, by Frank Kalil & Jay
TenTayloraai(, Le. wScriipt., ‘©)Beech=
wood Music Corp.; 21Nov68; c21227.
THE DOCTOR'S ASSISTANTS, by David J.
Kennedy. 321. A play.. © David J.
Kennedy; 210ct68; DU72661.
A DODO'S HOUSE, a play by Nicholas
Bellitto. 77 1. 2 acts. © Nicho-
las Bellitto; 30Dec68; DU73182.
A DOG BARKED, a Roou in one act by
Maria Kout. 54 1. © Maria Kout;
12Nov68; DU72879.
THE DOG HOUSE, a comedy by Mary Orr
(Mary Orr Denham) & Reginald Denham.
lv. 2 acts. © Mary Orr & Reginald
Denham; 10Ju168; DU71980. ¥
A DOG WHO TRIED TO RIDE A BICYCLE; drama
in 3 acts by Lloyd K. Lewis. 27 1.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. authors:
Lloyd K. Lewis & Arneld P. Lewis.
© Lloyd K. Lewis & Arnold P. Lewis;
13Dec68; DU73057.
DOING IT, by Victor B. Miller. 123 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Victor B. Miller;
123u168; DU71972.
DOING THE DANCE GROTESQUE, by William
Ritchie, pseud. of William Ritchie
Carpenter. 701. A play in 18
scenes. © William Ritchie Carpenter;
5Sep68; DU72340.
DOLCIN COMMERCIALS. See
12 DOLCIN COMMERCIALS.
THE DOLLMAKER'S DILEMMA; book & lyrics
by Cheryl Faraone & Ellen Hickey,
music by John Franceschina. Rev.
version Nov. 1967. lv. A play in
8 scenes. © Cheryl Faraone, Ellen
Hickey & John Franceschina; 90ct68;
Du72868. .
A DOLL'S HOUSE, by Henrik Ibsen; trans-
lated by R. Farquharson Sharp, sup-
plemental materials by Harry Shefter
& Hortense H. Levisohn. New York,
Washington Square Press. lv. (Rea-
der's enrichment series, RE 127) 3
acts. © on Teacher's manual & Rea-
der's supplement; Washington Square
Press, Inc.; 2Jan68; A1306.
DOMINO; original screenplay by Richard
Brukenfeld. 116 1. 5 parts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 16Aug65, DU63738;
13Jun66, DU66197. NM: revisions &
additions. © Richard Brukenfeld;
31Dec68; DU73184.
DON JUAN OF THE TEA CUPS, by Ray Buck
(Raymond John Buck, Jr.) 103 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Raymond John
Buck, Jr.; 100ct68; DU72587.
‘HE DONKEY'S SHADOW (Des Esels Schatten)
Comedy adapted from Christoph Martin
Wieland's novel The Abderites by Hans
Adler; arranged in six scenes by
Stephan Schaller. Music by Richard
Strauss; orchestrated and completed
by Karl Haussner. English version by
Maria Pelikan. London, Boosey &
Hawkes. 53 p. Libretto. Appl.
states prev. reg. 21Ju168, EP250993.
© on English translation; Boosey &
Hawkes Music Publishers, Ltd.3
170ct68; DP6844.
DON'T BE AN ASTRONAUT LIKE YOUR FATHER,
a drama; author, Lloyd K. Lewis. 1 v.
3 acts. Book & lyrics only. Appl.
authors: Lloyd K. Lewis & Arnold P.
Lewis. © Lloyd K. Lewis & Arnold P.
Lewis; 13Dec68; DU73056.
DON'T SAY I'M UGLY, SAY FROGFACE, a
Play in two acts by Arnold Meyer.
145 1. © Arnold Meyer; 30Sep68;
puy72487.
DON'T SLEEP IN THE DARK, by Donald
R. Boyle, pseud. of Donald R. B.
Douglas. 135 1. A screenplay.
© Donald R. Boyle; 5Nov68; DU72814.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME, a play in one
scene by Romulus Linney. 27 l.
Book & lyrics only. © Romulus
Linney; 5Nov68; DU72828.
THE DOODLES, an original story written
& adapted for television by Sylvio
B. Troianello. 301. © Sylvio B.
Troianello; 23Aug68; DU72251.
THE DOOR, by Bobby Sandler & Mike
Knight. 41. A script. © Bobby
Sandler & Mike Knight; 4Nov68;
C21057.
DOOR-TO-DOOR TAXIDERMIST, by Frank
Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 4 1. Script.
© Beechwood Music Corp.; 21Nov68;
c2123e2.
A DOUBLE FRAKTUR L, a play in one act
by Benjamin Bradford. 291. © Ben-
jamin Bradford; 6Nov68; DU72838.
DOWN AT MAHONNI'S, by Buddy Jisi (Vin-
cent Jisi) 1v. A msical play in
2 acts, Appl. states prev. reg.
23Feb68, 69834. NM: additions.
© Vincent Jisi; 6Aug68; DU72125.
DOWN FROM THE HILL, by Zan Skolnick.
75 1. A play. © Zan Skolnick;
9Dec68; DU73097.
DOWNTOWN TOREADOR; or, Manhattan mata=
dor. <A movie short by Bernard Dia-
mond. 4 1. Script. © Bernard Dia-
mond; 140ct68; C20973.
THE DOZENS, by Laird Koenig. lv. A
play in 3 acts. © Laird Koenig;
18Nov68; DU72926.
DRACUTWIG; screenplay by Hal Hackady &
Daniel Hollywood. 1421. Book only.
© Daniel Hollywood & Hal Hackady;
4Nov68; DU72763.
THE DRAFT BOARD, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 5 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; C21090.
DRAMATIC PLAYS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, by
Hazel Chapel Fagan. New York, Carl-
ton Press. 69 p. (A Bookland juve-
nile) 9 plays. © Hazel Chapel Fagan;
15Apr68; A1748. e nee
DREAM FOR NOW, a play in three acts by
Lois Dean. 1v. © Lois Dean;
22Aug68; DU72235.
DREIFALTIGE EINFALT. See
KEINE SINTFLUT FUR NOAH,
DROPOUTS, a play in three acts by
Sylvia Golden. lv. © Sylvia Golden;
193u168; DU72017.
DRUNK AGAIN; words & music by Elvin
Bishop. 3 1. © Milkman's Chivalree,
Inc.; 23Sep68; C20981.
THE DRUNKARD, @ new musical; music &
adaptation by Dennis Mollner, lyrics
by Howard Frazier. lv. 2 acts.
From the original melodrama. © DuFra,
joint pseud. of Howard O. Frazier &
Dennis D. Mollner; 4Nov68; DU72740.
THE DUCHESS OF SANTIAGO, an original
play in three acts by Frank Moffett
Mosier. lv. 3 acts. © Frank
Moffett Mosier; 30Jul168; DU72070.
103
DUCK WANTS TO LIE DOWN, a comedy in
two acts by Harry Schmidt. 55 1.
© Harry Schmidt; 23Sep68; DU72451.
DUDLEY, THE DING-DONG DRAGON, by
Marietta Marich. 1v. A play in
2 acts. With music & lyrics.
© Marietta Marich; 11Ju168; DU71961.
I DUE FOSCARI; opera in three acts.
Music by Giuseppe Verdi, libretto by
Francesco Maria Piave, English trans-
lation by Dorle J. Soria. New York,
F. Colombo. 30 p. (Collection of
opera libretti, NY 2710) Based on
the historical play by Lord Byron.
Italian & English. Libretto.
© Franco Colombo, Inc.; 15May68;
DP6808.
DUEL. See
THE RUSSIAN OFFICER.
THE DUOLOGUE; related one-acters by
William L. Lederer. The ooo-ouch
tree and the virgin; Leaves in the
museum. lv. 2 plays. © William
L. Lederer; 2Dec68; DU73054.
A DUST OF PEARLS, by James Nugent.
611. A play in 1 act. © James
Francis Nugent III; 24Sep68;
DU72460.
DUTCH BULBS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
DYING TO LIVE, a play in three acts by
Eugene J. Hochman. 1v. © Eugene J.
Hochman; 11Sep68; DU72369.
DYNAPHONICS SPELLING PROGRAM; record-
ing script. lv. (Courses 1-3)
Appl. author: Dynaphonics, Inc.
© Dynaphonics, Inc.; 30Aug68;
c20874.
E
EDP TERMINOLOGY: THE LANGUAGE OF THE
COMPUTER AGE, by Dynaphonics. 158 1.
A recording script. © Dynaphonics
Ine.; 230ct68; C21021. i
THE EAGLE AND THE SERPENT, a one act
play by Ernesto Fuentes. 29 1.
© Ernesto D. Fuentes; 290ct68;
DU72765.
THE EAGLES; story by William Grefé,
screenplay by Bart Zadeh. 296 1.
© William Grefé; 1Ju168; DU71895.
EARLY TO BED, a three act comedy farce
by Lillian E. Carlton. 108 1.
© Lillian E. Carlton; 7Aug68;
DU72138.
EAST OF THE SUN AND WEST OF THE MOON,
a musical for children; book by
Nancy Currie, music by Parouhi
Boyajian, lyrics by Currie &
Boyajian. 1v. Based on an old
Norse legend. © Nancy K. Currie &
Parouhi Boyajian; 25Sep68; DU72429.
EASY BULBS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
ECCE CAESAR, by Charles J. Link.
A play in 2 acts. © Charles J.
Link; 30ct68; DU72530.
Zi.
ECHOES OF ALLISON BROWN; first draft
screenplay by Herman Raucher. 105 1.
© Herman Raucher; 1Ju168; DU71899.
AN EDITION OF THE COMEDIA DE CALISTO
ET MELIBEA, SEVILLE, 1501, WITH
COMMENTARY ON VARIANTS AND FILIATION
OF EARLY TEXTS OF THE CELESTINA, by
Jerry Rees Rank. Microfilm. Eng-
lish commentary & Spanish text.
© Jerry Rees Rank; 28Jun68; A15467.
EDUCATED ANIMALS. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
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THE EDUCATION OF HYMAN KAPLAN; a musi-
cal play in two acts; book by Benja-
min Bernard Zavin; music & lyrics by
Paul Nassau & Oscar Brand; based
upon the Stories by Leo Rosten,
Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co. 128 p.
Book & lyrics only. © Benjamin
Zavin, Paul Nassau & Oscar Brand;
20Sep68; DP6845.
EDUCATION PLUS, a Christian Science
lecture by Charles M. Carr. 251.
© Charles M. Carr; 20ct68; C20939.
AN EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION, 7/10 of 1%,
by Charles J. Brunner & William K.
Evans III. 114 1. © Charles James
Brunner & William K. Evans III;
303u168; c20926.
EDUCATIONAL RADIO BROADCASTS NO.1-5,
by Ailene S. Goodman. 1 v.
NM: additions.
25Nov68; C21141.
EGGS AND TINSEL, by James Nugent.
74+ 1. A play inl act. © James
Francis Nugent III; 24Sep68;
DU7 2458.
EGO, a dance drama of 3 acts by Sam
McGehee. 80 1. © Sam Day McGehee;
25Sep68; DU72697.
EGYPT '68, a one act play by Irma
O. Sternberg. 221. © Irma O.
Sternberg; 9Dec68; DU73101.
EH? By Henry Livings. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 65 Ds 2
acts. Appl. states prev. pub. 1965.
NM: additions & revisions. © Henry
Livings; 21May68; DP6753.
THE 8TH ANNUAL UNAUTHORIZED SON OF
MISS AMERICA PAGEANT, by Irwin M.
letofsky. lv. A play.
1 song. Appl.
son of Miss America pageant.
M. Letofsky; 23Sep68; C20907.
ELECTRIC ICE, by Sydorick (Thomas
Sydorick) lv. A musical play in
3 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Thomas Sydorick; 24Dec68; DU73157.
ELEMENTARY SHORTHAND, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM; scripts for tapes. 1 v.
Lesson 1-68, Appl. author: Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District,
Mt. San Jacinto College. © Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District;
16Sep68; C21011.
ELEMENTARY TYPEWRITING, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM; scripts for tapes. 1 v.
Lesson 1-75. Appl. author: Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District,
Mt. San Jacinto College. © Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District;
16Sep68; C21006.
ELF-HILL PEOPLE, an original play by
Lucile Brown. 1v. 3 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 4Nov68; DU72785.
THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKER, See
GRIMMS' FATRY TALES,
THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES. See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
THE EMPEROR'S NIGHTINGALE, See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
THE EMPEROR'S PARADE; or, Our boy Dick.
Fragment
A farce by Ronald L. Fair.
from play. (In Renewal. Community
Renewal Society. June-July 1968.
p-20-21) Appl. states prev. reg.
13Jun68, DU71775.
28Jun68; DP6843.
EMPIRE IN THE EAST. See
THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
EMPIRE IN THE WEST. See
THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
© Ailene S. Goodman;
Lyrics for
ti.: The unauthorized
© Irwin
© Ronald L. Fair;
DRAMAS
THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, a play in two
acts by Sandor H. Demlinger & Jack
Hedblom. 37 1. © Sandor H.
Demlinger & Jack Hedblom; 5Nov68;
DU72739.
EN AVANT. 23 1. Script to be de-
livered orally for 16 mm. film
Go ye forth, MU7937. Appl. author:
Christian Science Board of Directors.
© Christian Science Board of Direc-
tors; 4Dec68; Cc21134.
THE ENCHANTED TIN CAN, by John Lawson.
16‘l.. A screenplay. © John Lawson;
hKoct68; DU72541.
THE END OF THE POINT, a play in two
acts by J. Erwin & Kerry Gipe.
24 1. © Loyd Jackson Erwin, Jr. &
Kerry Gipe; 1Nov68; DU72777.
ENDECOTT AND THE RED CROSS. See
THE OLD GLORY.
THE ENEMY IS DEAD, a play in three acts
by Don Petersen (Donald G. Petersen)
1 v. © Donald G. Petersen; 29Ju168;
DU72062.
ENGAGE; a collection including Asesino
& others, Six plays by Ralph
Treitel, 1v. © Ralph Treitel;
4Nov68; DU72761.
THE ENGAGEMENT, by Miles Smith. 66 1.
A play in 3 scenes.
4Nov68; DU72799.
ENGINEER AT ELECTRO-MECHANICAL INVEN-
TIONS, PH. EM., by Albert Maxwell
Newton. 5 1. © Albert Maxwell
Newton; 14Nov68; Cc21108.
SNGLISH TEXT OF SOPHOCLES' PHILOCTETES.
See ,
PHILOCTETES.
ENTER ABRAHAM, pilot for The world of
Abraham by Frank S. Kemp & Frederick
H. Stein. 331. A teleplay.
© Frank S. Kemp & Frederick H. Stein;
29Nov68; DU73012.
ENTREAT ME NOT, a farcical comedy by
Sara H. Greenhill. 121. 2 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 25Mar37,
48591. © Sara H. Greenhill;
11Sep68; DU72370.
ENVOUTE DE L'ERE NOIRE. See
PARSITHOR.
ERASME ET SES AIDES; commentaire par
Emile Trachsel. D'apres et en com-
plement de l'ouvrage De Colomban aux
Gueux, par Emile Trachsel. 29 1.
(Film fixe no 4) Slide script. Appl.
states book, De Colomban aux Gueux,
prev. reg. 16Aug49, AFO-15. NM: com-
pilation. © Emile Trachsel: 9Dec68;
021239.
ERGO, a comedy by Jakov Lind. 1st ed.
New York, Hill & Wang. 93 p. (A
Spotlight dramabook) © Jakov Lind;
170ct68; A37520.
ESCAPE, by D. Mike Yates (Doyle N.
Yates) 108 1. A play in 2 acts.
© Doyle N. Yates; 23Dec68; DU73111.
ESELS SCHATTEN. See
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
THE ESTHETICS OF THE VISUAL ARTS:
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE. Lecture 18.
By Mary Ann Sures. 411. © Mary
Ann Sures; 1Nov68; C21076.
ESTIE, a play in three acts by Samuel
H. Schwalb. lv. 4 acts. © Samuel
H. Schwalb; 28Aug68; DU72285.
ET L'ENFER, ISABELLE. See
WITH THIS RING.
ETHICS FOR TODAY, a Christian Science
lecture by Charles W. Ferris.
© Charles W. Ferris; 3Dec68; C21128.
© Miles G. Smith;
Folder.
July—Dec.
AN EVENING FOR MERLIN FINCH, a one
act comedy by Charles Dizenzo.
New York, Dramatists Play Service.
36 p. Appl. states prev. reg.
27Mar68, DU71135. NM: additions &
revisions. © Charles Dizenzo;
12Nov68; DP6854,
AN EVENING WITH MILT WISOFF, by Milton
Wisoff. lv. A play. © Milton Wis-
off; 2Aug68; DU72103.
EVERY DAY IS THURSDAY, a play by
Wellington L. Way, Jr. 96 1.
2 acts. © Wellington L. Way, Jr.3
16Sep68; DU72396.
EVERY GIRL'S DREAM. See
THREE PLAYS IN A PATIO.
EVERY WOMAN IS A VIRGIN SOMEWHERE, a
play in seven scenes by Fred Rue
Jacobs. 391. © Fred Rue Jacobs;
2Ju168; DU71909.
EVERYBODY'S GIRL, a comedy in three
acts by John Patrick. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 68 p.
Appl. states prev. reg. 230ct67;
DU69910. NM: additions & revisions.
© John Patrick; 13Aug68; DP6775.
EVERYDAY LIFE. See
THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
EVERYMAN, an adaptation of the 14th
century morality play by Jonathan
Ringkamp & Geraldine Fitzgerald.
1v. Includes music & lyrics to 1
song.
Fitzgerald; 3Dec68; DU73086.
EVERYMAN. See
SOLDATEN.
EVERYTHING'S RELATIVE; pilot script by
Donald R. Bore 49 1. © Donald R.
Boyle; 3Sep68; DU72319.
EVERYTHING'S THE SAME, ONLY DIFFERENT,
by Howard Greenberger & Francine
Forest. 117 1. A musical play in
3 acts. Book only. © Howard Green-
berger & Francine Forest; 280ct68;
DU7 2704.
EVICTION: TO BE WITHOUT DESIRE, an
environmental stress study by Barry
Litvack. 391. A play. © Barry
Litvack; 180ct68; DU72641.
EVIDENCE OF THE AUTHORSHIP OF SOME OF
THE BASIC SEMANTIC FORMULA PATTERNS
OF MODERNISM, a lecture by Donald
Callahan, Jr. 5 1. .© Donald Led-
with Callahan, Jr.; 1Ju168; C20707.
EVOLUTION, by A. Florence Finn. 291.
A play in 3 acts. ©A,. Florence
Finn; 3Sep68; DU72315.
THE EXERCISE, by Lewis John Carlino.
New York, Dramatists Play Service.
63 p. A play in 2 acts. Appl.
prev. reg. 30Sep63, DU58643. NM: ad-
ditions & revisions. © Lewis John
Carlino; 280ct68; DP6831.
EXHIBITION, by Frank Spiering. 1 v.
© Frank Spiering; 27Sep68;
A play.
DU72561.
EXILES AND THIEVES, by Henry C. Timm.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Henry C.
Timm; 30Dec68; DU73173.
AN EXPENSIVE DRINK OF POISON, an origi-
nal story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Jerry Musacchio. 301.
© Jerry Musacchio; 30Aug68; DU72298.
EXPERIMENT IN BEAUTY, by Peter Copani.
46 1. Aplay. © Peter Copani;
313u168; DU72073.
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS FOR PRODUCING
CYTOTOXINS AGAINST CANCER IN MAN,
by Benedict V. Favata. 10 1.
Lecture. © Benedict Victor Favata;
14Nov68; C21242.
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Ye
© Jonathan Ringkamp & Geraldine
states
1968
EXPOSURE, a film play by Frank Phillips.
4o 1. 4 parts. © Frank Phillips;
gJul68; DU72086.
THE EXTRA; original story & screenplay
by E. Vorkapich (Slavomir Vorkapich)
lst draft::Oct. 24, 1968. 120 1.
© Mijas Productions, Inc. & BFB Pro-
ductions, Inc.; 1l2Nov68; DU72894.
EXTRA SPATIAL SPOTS, a musical enter-
tainment for children in one act;
book by Madeline Walker, pseud. of
Madeline O'Brien, music by LaVeryn
Talmage, lyrics by Virginia Posey &
Betty Rossi. lv. © Betty Rossi,
LaVeryn Talmage, Virginia Posey &
Madeline O'Brien; 90ct68; DU72569.
THE EXTRAORDINARY CAT, by Trevor
Reese, pseud. of Martin Donegan.
33 1. A screenplay. © Martin
Donegan; S5NoveD; DU72983.
THE EYE BANK, THE IMPORTANT FAMILY
REUNION, a fantasy by A. D. Kaner.
34 1. A screenplay. © Abraham D.
Kaner; 19Nov68; DU72862.
EYE OF THE STORM, by Natalie Lubin.
BS walla) A pisy in 3 acts. © Natalie
Lubin; 13u168; DU71894.
lg
F.A. REGULATIONS, COMMERCIAL & REFRESH-
ER, SECTION A, NARRATION, by Walter
GemOLCenewicel.° Seript of. a, disc re=
corded narration to be reproduced as
an educational lecture. Appl. states
prev. reg. 1965, C18596. NM: revision
& additions. © Sanderson Films, Inc.3;
20Aug68; c20899.
F.A. REGULATIONS, COMMERCIAL & REFRESH-
ER, SECTION B, NARRATION, by Walter
GewOtte. s237L. -Scriptiof.a disc
recorded narration to be reproduced
as an educational lecture. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1965, C18595. NM:
addition & revision. © Sanderson
Films, Inc;; 20Aug68; c20896.
F.A, REGULATIONS, PRIVATE PILOT GROUND
SCHOOL, SECTION A, NARRATION, by Wal-
ter G. Otte. 23 1..\ Script. of a disc
recorded narration to be reproduced
as an educational lecture. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1965, C1894. WM:
revision & additions. © Sanderson
Films, Inc.; 20Aug68; c20898.
F.A, REGULATIONS, PRIVATE PILOT GROUND
SCHOOL, SECTION B, NARRATION, by Wal-
ter G. Otte. 191. Script of a disc
recorded narration to be reproduced
as an educational lecture. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1965, C18593. WM:
revision & addition. © Sanderson
Films, Inc.; 20Aug68; C20897.
THE FABULOUS WORLD OF BLAIR, a new
screenplay by Peter Blair, pseud. of
Peter Bashkiroff. 188 1. © Peter
Bashkiroff; 19Sep68; DU72433.
FACING MIRRORS. See
DEATHWISH.
THE FACTORY WORKER, a play in three
acts by P, J. Farrell. 1v.
© Patrick J. Farrell; 2Dec68;
DU7 3019.
LA FACTURE; piece en deux actes et
quatre tableaux by Frangoise Dorin,
pseud. of Frangoise Poire. 2 v.
© Frangoise Dorin; 30Aug68;
DUT 2546.
A FAINT CHILL OF MOONLIGHT, an original
screenplay, suspense drama, by
William Case. 79 1. © William R.
Case; 26Ju168; DU72055.
FAIR BECKONING ONE, by Sarah Munson
Koebnick. 55 1. A play in 3 acts.
© Sarah Monson Koebnick; 140ct68;
DUT 2596.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
FAITH, HOPE AND TOLERANCE, a one hour
teleplay, an original story by Victor
A. Pompilio, 47 1. © Victor A. Pom-
pilio; 11Ju168; DU71966.
FALSTAFF, a lyric comedy in three acts
by Giuseppe Verdi; original libretto
by Arrigo Boito; based on William
Shakespeare's comedy The merry wives
of Windsor; new English version by
Charles Kondek. 8 p. Libretto.
© Charles Kondek; 22Sep67; DP6832.
LA FAMILIA DEL BARRIO, a film scenario
by Daniel F. Fern. 521. Spanish &
English. © Daniel F. Fern; 30Aug68;
DU7 2305.
THE FAMILY THAT STAYS TOGETHER, a
comedy in three. acts. by Sam Perrin.
lv. © Sam Perrin; 214ug68;
DUT 2228.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH, by William
Shakespeare; edited by George Lyman
Kittredge; rev. by Irving Ribner.
Waltham, Mass., Blaisdell Pub. Co.
128 p. (The Kittredge Shakespeares)
Biiacts’.
© Blaisdell Pub. Co., a division of
Ginn & Co+; 9Sep68; A18085.
FANTASIES, a motion picture trilogy
featuring Costumes, Les voyeurs &
The mourner; by Charles E. Miller &
Gerard Magavero. lv. © Charles E.
Miller & Gerard Magavero; 11Ju168;
DU71957.
FAR FROM THE VALLEY OF GREEN, by Ron
Smith (Ronald J. Smith) (In Reli-
gious Theatre. no.6, p.79-104)
© Ronald J. Smith; 19Aug68; DP6812.
FAREWELL TO A FAT MAN, by Billy R.
Jones. 811. A play. © Billy R.
Jones; 12Aug68; DU72161.
FARMER DICK BARONE CHEVROLET, by
Eugene Robert Tanz. Sheet.. An-ad-
vertising script. © Cox & Tanz
Advertising Agency; 13Dec68; c21204.
FASHION. See
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFATR,
FAST NEWS, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) 21. A script. © Dewey
Markham; 300ct68; C21095.
THE FAT JEWISH POLICEMAN, by Jack Adler.
311. A play. © Jack Adler; 26Aug68;
DU72271.
FATHER ISHMAEL ABRAHAMSON; or, A tragi-
comic, satiric farce with most of the
characters missing. By Marcia Frier-
dich. 711. A play in 8 scenes.
© Marcia Leigh Frierdich; 110ct68;
Du72591.
FATHER WON'T COME TONIGHT, a comedy
with a tear in three acts by Robert
Wesley Martin. 115 1. © Robert
Wesley Martin; 13Dec68; DU73125.
FAUSTS VERDAMMUNG, by Hector Berlioz;
Einrichtung flr die deutsche Buhne
von Hans Neugebauer. Mainz,
B. Schott's SShne. 273 p.
(Edition Schott, G09} Klavieraus-
hn
zug. ©B. Schott's SShne; 30Mar68;
DFO-1629.
FERNS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
FIERCE FIRE, a screenplay written by
Sonja Christina, pseud. of Alisa S.
Morris, & John Maitland; from an
original story (Wild fire) with ad-
ditional dialogue, by Sonja Christina.
200 1. © Alisa S. Morris & John
Maitland; 9Ju168; DU71923.
THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 6 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 210ct68;
C21031.
NM: revisions & illustrations.
105
FIFTY BULLETS IN YOUR HAT, a play by
Norman Wasserman. 631. © Norman
Wasserman; 160ct68; DU72636.
FIGLIO. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
FIND YOURSELF A MURDERER, by Franklin
Reiley. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Franklin Claxton Reiley; 29Ju168;
DU72060.
FINE CARVEN GLASS, See
ALL HUNGRY PEOPLE.
FINN-MAC-CUM-HAIL YOU SPELL IT BUT YOU
PRONOUNCE IT FIN-MUKOOL, by Frank
Hogan. 67 1. A play in 14 scenes.
© Frank Hogan; 25Sep68; DU72469.
FIRE, by Sydney Chandler, pseud. of
June Septant. 65 1. A screenplay.
© June Septant; 21Jun68; DU72105.
FIRE AND ICE, by Jo Bartels Alderson
(Joanne Bartels Alderson) In collab-
oration with Kim F. Stoffel &
J. Michael Alderson. 341. A play
in 3 acts. © Joanne Bartels Alder-
son, Kim F. Stoffel & James Michael
Alderson; 22Ju168; DU72022.
THE FIRST BAD SOJOURNS OF YOUNG MISS
TRUTH, THE NEW YORK SLAVE, a three-
act drama by Walter S. J. Swanson.
47 1. © Walter S. J. Swanson;
25Ju168; DUT72042.
A FIRST CASE OF MURDER, a new pla:
Saiuel Tomas: <76cl i eaet
© Samel Thomas; 26Ju168; DU72054.
FIRST COMMUNION, a play in one act by
Fernando Arrabal, translated by
Michael Benedikt. (In Modern Span-
ish theatre. New York, Dutton.
p.309-317) © Michael Benedikt;
14Mar68; DP6781,
THE FIRST CONSUL, a play in three acts,
eleven scenes & an epilogue by
Robert Beihoff. 1v. © Robert
Beihoff; 24Ju168; DU72091.
THE FIRST MR. JOHNSON, a play in 3 acts
by Benjamin Rosetree, pseud. of Ben-
jamin Rosenbaum. 1v. © Benjamin
Rosenbaum; 280ct68; DU72719.
FIRST VARIATION OF THE RISE AND DECLINE
OF THE BIRD-BRAIN DINASOUR, by Rose
Sher. 7 1. Monolog. © Rose Sher;
21Nov68; C21162.
FISH, by Ralph Accardo. lv. Play in
2 scenes. © Ralph V. Accardo;
19Aug68; DU72209.
FISH ON THURSDAY, a comedy in three
acts by George Geller, pseud. of
George Gelernter. 145 1. © George
Gelernter; 22Ju168; DU72025.
FIVE EASY PAYMENTS, a short play by
John Lewin. (In Playwrights for
tomorrow. Minneapolis, University of
Minnesota Press. v.3, p.11-49)
Appl. states prev. reg. 18Mar65,
DU62554. NM: addition & revision.
© John Lewin; 1Sep67; DP6741.
THE FIVE FIRST ANGELS, a historical
dialogue by Beatrice Edmonds Brenne-
man. 27 1. A play. © Beatrice
Edmonds Brenneman; l6Apr68; DP6736.
FIVE ONE ACT PLAYS, by Lloyd Gold.
lv. © Lloyd A. Gold; 7Nov68;
DU7 2853.
FIVE VOICES OF LSD; written by Jerry
Verbel. 381. Serine: © Jerry
Verbel; 27Aug68; Cc20861.
THE FIX; original story & screenplay
by Herbert J. Leder. 140 1. © Her-
bert J. Leder; 280ct68; DU72754.
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THE FLAG, by John W. Anderson. 2 1.
© John W. Anderson; 22Ju168; c20728.
THE FLASH, a tragicomedy in three acts
by Jacob Hugo Weinschenk. 47 1.
© Jacob Hugo Weinschenk; 23Sep68;
bu7e44g.
FLAXEN. See
STRADDLEBUG.
A FLEA IN HER EAR, by George Feydeau.
A farce in three acts; a new English
version by Carol Johnston (Carol
Johnston Sergel) Chicago, Dramatic
Pub. Co. 136 p. © Dramatic Pub. Co.;
8Nov68; DP6851.
DIE FLEDERMAUS; operetta in three acts
by C. Haffner & R. Genée after Meil-
hac & Halévy. Music by Johann
Strauss, English version by Chris-
topher Hassall (lyrics) & Edmund
Tracey (dialogue) London, J. Wein-
berger. 60 p. Libretto.
Appl. states prev. reg. 4May59,
DFl222. NM: revisions. © Josef
Weinberger, Ltd.; 31Dec67; DF1930.
FLEISHMAN RISING, by Paul Rosner.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Paul
Rosner; 25Sep68; Du72u7e2.
FLESH OF MY FLESH, by Nelbi, pseud. of
Normalee Bashore Beale. 686 1.
A screenplay. © Normalee Bashore
Beale; 1l2Dec68; DU73113.
FLIGHT INTO FANTASY, a three act come-
dy by Hans Rolfs. lv. A pl. states
prev. reg. 26May55, DUS990h- NM: ad-
ditions & revisions. © Hans Wilhelm
Rolfs; 6Aug68; DU72130.
FLIGHT INTO OUTER SPACE, an original
story written & adapted for televi-
sion by M. J. Vance. 3014.
©M. J. Vance; 30Aug68; DU72296.
THE FLIGHT OF AURORA I, a radio & tele-
vision script by Marvin Peterson.
lv. 2 sections. © Marvin Peter-
son; 20Sep68; c20904.
THE FLOATING SADS, a play in two acts
by Carl Schiffman. lv, © Carl H,
Schiffman; 21Nov68; DU72962.
FLOOR OF FUN; script & music by Sandra
Devlin. 2v. A play. © Sanara
Devlin; 16Dec68; DU73059.
FLOSSIE'S OPERATION, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Flossie Labine. 301. © Flossie
Labine; 16Aug68; DU72194.
THE FLOUNDER COMPLEX, a play in one act
by Anthony Damato. 26 1. © Anthony
Damato; 8Ju168; DU71938.
THE FLOUNDER COMPLEX, a play in one
act by Anthony Damato. Dramatists
Play Service. 28 p. Appl. states
prev. reg. 8Ju168, DU71938. NM: addi-
tions & revisions. © Anthony Damato;
4Dec68; DP6857.
FLOWERS OF THE TIGER,
IN RE: THE DAZZLER.
FOLIE DE-DIEU. See
ZALMEN .
FOOL, See
FOOL, HUNCHBACK AND SAINT.
FOOL, HUNCHBACK AND SAINT; two miracle
plays by William Irwin Thompson.
1 v. © William Irwin Thompson;
3Sep68; DU72423.
THE FOOLEEN, by Thomas Murphy. Dixon,
Calif., Proscenium Press. 48 p.
(Irish play series, no.3)
12 scenes. © Thamas Murphy; 2Dec68;
DP6876.
FOOTBALL, by José-Maria Bellido, trans-
lated by David Turner. 2 acts.
(In Modern Spanish theatre. New
York, Dutton. p.329-416) © David
Turner; 14Mar68; DP6783.
See
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DRAMAS
FOOTPRINTS, by Grace E. Turner. 17 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Grace E. Turner;
22Aug68; DU7 2233.
FOR SERVICES RENDERED. See
THREE DRAMAS OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM.
FOR THE BEST PERFORMANCE. See
THREE PLAYS IN A PATIO.
FOR THE LOVE OF ART, a comedy in two
acts by Ann Neville. 801. © Amn
Neville; 280ct68; DU72758.
FOR THE RECORD, a transcript of a news
program by WBTV News. 101.
© Jefferson Standard Broadcasting
Co. - WBIV; 25Sep68; c20928,
FORCING BULBS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE FOREIGNERS , a play in one act by
Michael McGrinder. 181. © Michael
McGrinder; 24Sep68; DU72497.
LA FORET NOIRE & LE TROISIEME CONCERTO,
de Francois Regis Bastide. Paris,
Editions du Seuil. 157 p.
© Editions Du Seuil; 30Mar68;
DFO-1623.
A FORK IN THE ROAD, by Education Un-
limited Corp. 8101-8125. 1 v.
A recording script. © Education
Unlimited Corp.; 26Sep68; C20927.
FORTRESS, a play in one act by Clare C.
Woock. 23 1. © Clare C. Woock;
3Sep68; DU72318.
FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES; play by Joh
Herbert. New York, Gravevereace :
96 p. (Evergreen original) © John
Herbert; 3lJan68 (in notice: 1967);
DP6750.
FORTY CARATS (Un peu plus tard, un peu
plus tot) A comedy by Pierre
Barillet & Jean Pierre Gredy; English
translation by Lucia Victor. 1501.
A play in 2 acts. Appl. author:
David Merrick, employer for hire of
Lucia Victor. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1May67, DUEBBEE. © on English
translation; David Merrick; 22Nov68;
DU7 2896.
FORWARD TOGETHER, a comedy of angels
by Antoni Gronowicz. 115 1. A play
in 4 acts. © Antoni Gronowicz;
2Dec68; DUT 3024.
FOUND ON THE ELEVATOR, 205 W. 57th,
2/11/68, by Clark Gesner. 121.
A recording script. © Clark Gesner;
TAug68; C20761.
FOUR FROM MT, RUSHMORE, by Education
veces Corp. 4vy. en ee
© Education Unlimited Corp.; 1 168;
20734. a aaa
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN; translated from th2
Norwegian by R. V. Forslund. Phila-
delphia, Chilton Book Co. (5382)
306 p. Contents: When we dead awaken.
--The master builder.--Little Eyolf.--
The wild duck. NM: translation.
© R. V. Forslund;.20Sep68; A20645.
FRACTIONS AS PARTS OF A WHOLE, OF A
GROUP OF THINGS, lesson no.1-2.
By Electronic Learning. 1 v.
A recording script. © Electronic
learning, Inc.; 29Nov68; C21200.
FRAGMENTS, a film by Milton Moses Gins-
berg. New York, Imperator Films.
123 1. © Milton Moses Ginsberg;
90ct68; DP6816.
FRAN TARKENTON IS NOT A WOMAN, a play
in six scenes by Stanford Kopit.
lv. © Stanford Kopit; 300ct68;
DU72752.
FRANKENSTEIN, a play for children in
six scenes by Edward Field. 30 1.
© Edward Field; 12Nov68; DU72884.
July-Dec.
FREE FOR LUNCH, a play for the movies
by Mary Jane Mitchell. 1111.
© Mary Jane Mitchell; 23Dec68;
DU7 3154.
THE FREE-NIKS, by Arthur Newett. 1 v.
A musical play in 3 acts. © Arthur
W. Newett, Jr.; 15Nov68; DU72920.
FREEDOM AND TRUE IDENTITY, a Christian
Science lecture by Edward C. Williams.
30 1. (College organization lecture,
fo-3) © Edward C. Willims; 12Nov68;
c21080.
FRENCH GRAY, a play in one act by Josef
Bush. (In New American plays;
edited & with an introd. by W. M.
Hoffman. 1st ed. New York, Hill &
Wang. v.2,-p.[129]-144) © Josef
Bush; 23May68; A13216.
THE FRIEND IN THE CAVE, by Richard
Rosen. l1v.- A play in 2 acts.
© Richard Rosen; 21lAug68; DU72223.
THE FRIJOLE FINK, by Fred Ritter. l1v.
A play in 3 acts. © Fred Ritter;
12Sep68; DU72377.
FRINGE BENEFIT, by Lewis F. Spitzer.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Lewis F.
Spitzer; 5Aug68; DU72123. _
FRISCO KATE, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) 4 1. A script. © Dewey
Markham; 300ct68; C21094.
FROM ABOVE THE CLOUDS, three one act
plays by Robert Banov. Meet me at
the fair; After the ball was over;
Tour de farce. 1v. © Robert Louis
Banov; 7Aug68; DU72140.
FROM OUT OF NOWHERE, an original story
written and adapted for television by
Mrs. George L. Robertson. 30 1.
© Mrs. George L. Robertson; 31Ju168;
DU72079.
FROM THIS TAY EORWEED by predie i
Cranford. Or. Ap Lay sin acts.
© Fred B. Cranford; 13Nov68; DU72823.
FRONT LINE REPORT, a farce by John P. G.
McKenzie. 4 1. © Wetmore Declamation
Bureau; 1Sep68; A32534.
FULL-KEY MACHINE; initial recording
for Monitor Instruction Program by
Marvin W. Hempel & Carl W..Salser.
lv. (Business machines series)
© Educational Research Associates;
30Dec68; C21252.
FULL MANY A GEM, by Robert Lynn, Jr.
1 v. <A musical play in 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Robert Lynn,
Jr.; 30ct68; DU72533.
FUNNY, I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE DEAD, a
one act play by Marilyn Maroni. 5 1.
© Marilyn Maroni; 11Ju168; DU71964.
FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE
WHITE HOUSE. See
BYRON KASH FOR PRESIDENT.
THE FUTURE MRS. WHO? An original play
by Ben Wagman. 1111. 3 acts.
© Ben Wagman; 250ct68; DU72707.
FUTZ AND WHAT CAME AFTER, by Rochelle
Owens; with an introd. by Jerome
Rothenberg. New York, Random House,
235 p. 5 plays. © on introd.; Je-
rome Rothenberg; 3May68; A2222.
FUTZ AND WHAT CAME AFTER, by Rochelle
Owens; with an introd. by Jerome
Rothenberg. New York, Random House.
235 p- 5 plays. NM: compilation.
© Rochelle Owens; 3May68; A2221.
G
G.I. WANNA COME HOME, a musical satire;
words & music by Nancy Ponch. 14 1.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. states
songs prev. reg. 1956-1968. © Nancy
Ponch; 16Sep68; DU72386.
ae
1968
GABRIELLA, by James Dean Mitchell.
Tefsy, alg Ss pcneeup © James Dean
Mitchell; 15Ju168; DU72260.
GABRIELLE, a play in two acts by Nancy
Lee Huber. 811. © Nancy Lee
Huber; 11Dec68; DU73109.
GABRIELLE, by Barbara Sylvia Biesantz.
lv. <A play in 3 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 18May56, 42537. NM:
additions & revisions. © Barbara
Sylvia Biesantz; 16Dec68; DU73136.
GAELIC BELLS, by Marguerite Anne
Halloran (Maura O'Halloran) Sheet.
A script. © Marguerite Anne Hallo-
ran; 31Dec68; C21253.
GALACTIC GAITY, a musical play by
Ralph Bayley. 34 1. 3 acts.
© Ralph Edgar Bayley; 1Nov68;
DUT 2775.
GALLERY ROW, a play in two acts by
Mary Diehl French. 137 1. © Mary
Diehl French; 8Nov68; DU72904.
THE GAMBLING NUNS; original screenplay
by Frank J. Cazares. 100 1.
© Frank J. Cazares; 26Jun68;
DP6766.
THE GAME, a drama in one act by
Marlene Brenner. Boston, Baker's
Plays. 2l1p. (Baker's royalty
plays) Appl. author: Walter H.
Baker Co., employer for hire,
© Walter H. Baker Co.; 117u168;
DP6738.
THE GAME, by Ted Sandler (Theodore D.
Sandler) 201. A play. © Ted
Sandler; 6Nov68; DU72839.
A GAME OF CHANCE, by Merritt Abrash.
261. A play. © Merritt Abrash;
e4Sep68; DU72a462.
THE GANG; original story & screenplay
by Vincent Cotugno & Herbert Honis.
1511. © Vincent Cotugno & Herbert
Honis; 14Aug68; DU72177.
THE GANG'S ALL HERE; pilot script by
Donald R. B. Douglas, pseud. of
Donald R. Boyle. 421. A screen-
play. © Donald R. Boyle; 27Dec68;
DU73170.
GARBAGE COMPANY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, by
Frank Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 51.
Script. © Beechwood Music Corp.;
21Nov68; 021229.
GAY WORLD, a musical comedy by Tod
Shaw, pseud. of Thomas J. Sherrill.
110 1. 5 scenes. Book & lyrics
only. © Thomas J. Sherrill;
5Dec68; DU73006.
GEHT ANS WERK. 20 1. Script to be
delivered orally for 16 mm. film
Go ye forth, MU7937. Appl. author:
Christian Science Board of Directors.
© Christian Science Board of Direc-
tors; 4Dec68; C21135.
GEMINI, THE TWINS, by Joanne MacDer-
motts 151 2. Ape: © Joanne
MacDermott; 2Ju168; DU71913.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION, NUMBER 3,
FOUNDATIONS ENGLISH 091, by Jacqueline
PeeGriffini 1 ives vA seript.
© gseguel tne P. Griffin; 23Dec68;
C21236.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION, NUMBER 4,
FOUNDATIONS ENGLISH 091, by Jacqueline
P. Griffin & George Petty. 1 v.
A script. © Jacqueline P. Griffin &
George Petty; 23Dec68; Cc21237.
THE GENERAL IDEA, by Earl Nightingale.
1v. <A recording script. Appl.
author: Nightingale-Conant Corp.,
employer for hire. © Holiday Magic,
Inc.; 290ct68; Cc21060.
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CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
GENEVIEVE IS THE WACKIEST, a comedy in
one act by Evelyn Neuenburg. Boston,
Baker's Plays. 20 p. © Walter H.
Baker Co.; 19Nov68; DP6864.
GENIES DU THEATRE FRANCAIS. See
CORNEILLE, I.
CORNEILLE, II.
THE GENIUS OF BENJAMIN BANNEKER, by
John Hines. 35 1. A play. © John
Hines; 16Aug68; DU72191.
THE GENIUS OF THE GERMAN THEATER, edit-
ed with introductions by Martin Ess-
lin. New York, New American Library.
638 p. 7 plays. NM: introd., com-
pilation & editorial notes. © Martin
Esslin; 21Mar68; A3448.
THE GENTLEMAN CALLER, a parable in
two scenes by Ed Bullins. 231.
© Ed Bullins; 80ct68; DU72557.
GEORGE JACQUES DANTON, by Helen Toye.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Helen
Toye; 290ct68; DU72745.
GEORGE LOVES FRED, an opera buffa in
One act; music by Daryl Hanson, li-
bretto by Bert Stimmel. 1v. © Bert
Stimmel & Daryl Hanson; 220ct68;
DUT 2736.
GERALDINE, by William T. Carnes.
1 v. A musical play in 3 acts.
© William T. Carnes; 9Dec68;
DU7 3092.
GERANIUMS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
GERMAN CONVERSATIONAL READER; tape
script by John M. Troyanovich & Kurt
W. Schild. 1v. © American Book Co.;
14Nov68; C21102.
GERTIE'S GETTING MARRIED, by Jeanne
Marie Mallett. 67 1. A play in 3
acts. © Jeanne Marie Mallet;
20Aug68; DU72216.
GESNERIADS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
GET YOURSELF A GUN, BROTHER, a short
play by Thomas Terefenko. 12 1.
© Thomas Terefenko; 15Jul68; DU71988.
THE GHOST SONG; words by Donald Polny,
music by Donald Polny & John White.
Sheet. © John White; 23Aug68; C20888.
THE GIFT, a play in one act by Richard
Gosswiller. 56 1. © Richard Goss-
willer; 6Jan69; DU73164.
A GIFT FOR JEANIE, by Morton Paterson.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Morton L.
Paterson; 28Aug68; DU72290.
THE GIFT OF A DOLL, a play in two acts
by Joseph Baldwin. lv. © Joseph
B. Baldwin; 15Jul68; DU71997.
THE GIFT OF A SON, a play by Walter A.
Fairservis, Jr. 1001. © Walter A.
Fairservis, Jr.3; 16Sep68; DU72407.
GILBERT AND.HIS BOX. See
THE CRABS.
THE GILLYFLOWER, a two act dramatic
play or discussion with music by
Bev Craveiro (Beverly M. Craveiro)
30 1. © Bev Craveiro; 12Aug68;
DU72168.
THE GIRL IN DISTRESS, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 11 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 210ct68;
C21035.
THE GIRL THAT RAN AWAY, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Muriel Apprey. 301.
© Muriel Apprey; 4Nov68; DU72802.
THE GIRLS. See
ROOMMATES.
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GIRLS IN THE BAND. See
PX, I LOVE YOU.
GIVE MY LOVE TO THE FOLKS. See
THEFAMILYETCETERA, PT. III: GIVE MY
LOVE TO THE FOLKS.
GLADYS, a three act play by Charlie L.
Russell. 1v. © Charlie L. Russell;
20Dec68; DU73152.
GLOW LITTLE GLOW WORM; written by
Rossie Marshall (Roslyn Marshall)
98 1. A screenplay in 3 acts.
© Roslyn Marshall; 12Ju168; DU71970.
GO AHEAD, GRIN AND SCRATCH YOUR HEAD.
See
ROTTEN APPLE PIE.
GO STARE AT THE MOON, a drama in three
acts by Scat Lorimer, pseud. of
Martha A. Fuentes. 1v. Appl. states
prev. reg. 29Aug68, DU66685. NM:
additions & revisions. © Martha A.
Fuentes; 9Aug68; DU72155.
GO YE FORTH. See
ADELANTE.
AVANTE.
EN AVANT.
GEHT ANS WERK.
THE GOAL IN LIFE, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Charles B. Stewart. 301. © Charles
B. Stewart; 30Aug68; DU72297.
GOD FROM THE MACHINE. See
ROTTEN APPLE PIE.
GOD OMNIPOTENT MAKES MAN TRIUMPHANT.
See
CHONNUNGHASIN HANANIMI ILLYU UI
SUNGNIRUL KAJOOOM.
THUONG DE TOAN NANG KHIEN NGUOI TOAN
THANG.
GOD'S BIRTHDAY IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD,
1945, by Michael McGuire. 491. A
play in 4 acts. © Michael McGuire;
193u168; DU72018.
GOD'S WAKE, by Janet S. Dite,
Monolog.
C20735.
GOIN' OUT WEST, an original play by
Lucile Brown. 481. 3 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 4Nov68; DU72786.
Us
© Janet S. Dite; 233u168;
GOING NATIVE, an original story written
& adapted for television by William
J. Bailey. 301. © William J.
Bailey; 23Aug68; DU72244.
GOLD RUSH, AND OTHER NOBLE PLANS OF MAN,
by G,. A. Lesteria 7 aalvApliay:
© Gerald Arnold Lester; 4Dec68;
DU7305e2.
THE GOLDEN RAPE, a new musical, music
by Frederic P. Hart, lyrics by Marie
Baumer, book by Marie Baumer & Mary
Patton (Mary Patton Parker) 1 v.
2 acts. © Marie Baumer & Mary Patton
Parker; 5Sep68; DU72345.
THE GOLDEN SALAMANDER, by Peter Harri-
son Keene, pseud. of Eugene Harrison
Keene. 129 1. A play. © Eugene
Harrison Keene; 29Ju168; DU72059.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH, a mini-maxi play by
Lucile Brown. 34 1. Dramatized from
an early version of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne's story. © Lucile Brown;
210ct68; DU72649.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH, a play in one act
for two boys & three girls by Cynthia
Medley. Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co.
24 p. Dramatization of Nathaniel
Hawthorne's version of a legend
contained in Tanglewood tales.
© Dramatic Pub. Co.; 2Aug68; DP6769.
DAS GOLDENE KALB, eine Gaunerkomidie
mit Musik aus dem Russland der Gol-
denen dreissiger Jahre nach dem
gleichnamigen Roman von Ilf & Petrow
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
108
DAS GOLDENE KALB.-Con.
von D. Rode, pseud. of Vera Schwantes;
Liedtexte, Fritz Grasshoff; Musik,
Norbert Schultze. Hamburg, Arcadia-.
Verlag. 188 p. Book & lyrics een
© Arcadia-Verlag, G.M.B.H.; 11Mar68;
DFO-1619.
GOLDENEN DREISSIGER JAHRE. See
DAS GOLDENE KALB.
GOOD GRIEF, A GRIFFIN, by Eleanor &
Ray Harder. Anchorage, Ky., Anchor-
age Press. 61p. 2 acts. Adapted
from Frank Stockton's short story,
The Griffin and the minor canon.
Book & lyrics only. © Anchorage
Press, Inc.; 22Ju168; DP6772.
THE GOOD MAMA FAIRY, by Lois W. Rose-
brook. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Lois W. Rosebrook; 9Dec68;
DU73096.
THE GOOD SEED, by Ralph Accardo. 1 v.
A play. © Ralph V. Accardo; 160ct68;
DU72633.
GOODBY, GOODBY, an interracial love
story by Carol Roper. 107 1.
A screenplay. © Carol Roper;
70ct68; DU72550.
GOODBYE, DAN BAILEY, by Kenneth Ber-
nard. 122 1. A play in 2 acts.
© Kenneth Bernard; 29Ju168; DU72069.
GOODBYE FLIGHT SIXTY-SIX TO ISTANBUL,
BOMBAY AND TOKYO (Such a lucky woman)
A comedy in three acts by Joanne
Stern Bickow. lv. Appl. states
prev. reg. Mar. 1966, DU65301.
NM: additions & revisions. © Joanne
Stern Bickow; 12Aug68; DU72151.
GOODBYE FLIGHT SIXTY-SIX TO ISTANBUL,
BOMBAY AND TOKYO. See
HOME IS WHERE THE HEADACHE IS.
GOODBYE, HOWARD, a farce in one scene
by Romulus Linney. 191. A play.
© Romulus Linney; 5Aug68; DU72120.
THE GOODBYE PEOPLE, by Herb Gardner.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Herb
Gardner; 1Ju168; DU72090.
GORILLA, GORILLA, . See
CLOWNS AND APES.
GOTT IST TOT! KILLED ALONG WITH JAMES
BOND IN A FOUR CAR COLLISION ON THE
LOS ANGELES FREEWAY; or, The assassi-
nation of the Hollywood star voted
number one by the Motion Picture
Exhibitors of America. A play by
Leo Rutman. lv. 3 acts.
Rutman; 2Dec68; DU73015.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE KID; narration by
Johnny Bond. Folder. With music.
© Vidor Publications, Inc.; 13Aug68;
C2078.
GOVERNOR OF HOTMATITI. See
A WIFE FOR SUNDAYS.
GRAILS, a play in three acts by Adam
Osborne. 115 1. © Adam Osborne;
180ct68; DU72640.
GRAMMAR FOR GROWN-UPS. 1v. Recording
scripts. Appl. author: McLendon
Educational Corp. © McLendon Educa-
tional Corp.; 12Aug68; C20853.
THE GRAND FINALE, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Felix A. Northern, 301. © Felix
A. Northern; 4Nov68; DU72788.
THE GRAND TOUR; planetarium lecture &
show script by Richard C. Hoagland.
17 1. © Richard Charles Hoagland;
31Jul68; Cc20750.
GRANDMA'S MYSTERY HOUSE, by Lucile
Brown. 25 1. A play in 3 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 16Sep68; DU72403.
THE GRASS BENEATH T
DRAMAS
GRANDMOTHER'S MASKED HOUSE, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Owedia Rich Fulford. 311.
© Owedia Rich Fulford; 4Nov68;
DUT 2805.
GRANDPA, an original story written &
adapted for television by Jean Peter-
sen. 11. © Jean Petersen;
30Aug68; DU72299.
SNOW, a story of
Lapland by Hal Ackerman (Harold Acker-
man) lv. A play in 3 acts. © Har-
old Ackerman; 19Sep68; DU72432.
THE GRASS ISN'T GREENER, IT'S DEAD,
a@ comedy in one act by Andrea Karch-
mer. 421. Appl. states prev. reg.
11Jan68, DU70497. NM: addition &
revision. © Andrea Rita Karchmer;
10Sep68; DU72359.
THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANT, an unpub-
lished play, both text, lyrics &
music by H. Walter Wenkaert. lv.
© H. Walter Wenkaert; 160ct68;
DU72632.
THE GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL WORLD WE LIVE
IN; written by Beatrice League.
Sheet. Appl. ti.: It's a big beauti-
ful world we live in. © Beatrice
League; 16Sep68; C20887.
THE GREAT GIT-AWAY; all play & a yard
wide by Romeo Muller. 2 acts.
(In Playwrights for tomorrow.
Minneapolis, University of Minnesota
Press. v.3, p.81-164) Appl. states
prev. reg. 23Feb65, DU62370.
© Romeo Muller; 1Sep67 (in notice:
1966 & 1967); DP6743.
THE GREAT LUNATIC; or, Who's looney
now? A comedic melodrama by Patrick
Mahony. 721. 3 acts. © Patrick
Mahony; 25Sep68; DU72426.
THE GREAT SATIRE, a comedy in five acts
by Sterling Harper. 103 1. © Stere
ling Harper; 19Ju168; DU72016.
GREEN EXPECTATIONS; or, Some like it
rich. By Morris Joseph Taubenslag
& Elliott Taubenslag. 55 1. A
screenplay in 12 acts. © Morris
Joseph Taubenslag & Elliott Tauben-
slag; 18Sep68; DU72464.
GREEN JULIA, by Paul Ableman.
Methuen. 61 p. 2 acts.
Ableman; 1May66; DF1939.
GRIFFIN AND THE MINOR CANON. See
GOOD GRIEF, A GRIFFIN.
GRIMMS' FAIRY TALES, by Coronet Instruc-
tional Films. 4 v. Filmstrip
Scripts. Contents: The band in the
forest.--Hansel and Gretel.--The elves
and the shoemaker.--The wolf and the
kids. © Coronet Instructional Films,
a division of Esquire, Inc.; 21Jun68;
C20967.
GROUPS, by Martin Duberman.
A play. © Martin Duberman;
Bsepen: DUT 2346.
THE GROVE; story by William Grefé,
screenplay by Ray Preston. 921.
© William Grefé; 1Ju168; DU71905.
GROW WITH ME, a play in two acts by
Howard Greenberger & Robert Rein-
hold, pseud. of Robert Rein. 73 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 1967. NM:
revisions. © Howard Greenberger &
Robert Rein; 15Aug68; DU72185.
GROWING IN HAPPINESS PROGRAM; series of
lectures; lecture notes by Josetta
T. Walsh. 3 v. © Josetta T. Walsh;
29Nov68; C21195.
London,
© Paul
47 1.
GUADALASCA, by Helen Davis. 131 1.
A screenplay. © Helen Marie Davis II;
19Ju168; DU72015.
July—Dec.
THE GUARDING OF THE CHANGES, by
Lorraine Michele, pseud. of Lorraine
Michele Seymour. 811. A play in 2
acts. © Lorraine Michele Seymour;
300ct68; DU72747
GUESS WHO'S NOT COMING TO DINNER, a
comedy in three acts by Norman Beim.
98 1. © Norman Beim; 160ct68;
DU72635.
GUESS WHO'S SERVING DINNER? By Joseph
Scott Kierland. 411. A play.
© Joseph Scott Kierland; 70ct68;
DU7 2553.
THE GUEST, a miracle play by Michael
Carton. 411. © Michael W. Carton;
25Sep68; DU72420.
LA GUITARRA, by Douglas F. Kelley.
26 1. A play in 3 acts, © Douglas
F. Kelley; 14Nov68; DU73069.
GUNS, GUITARS, AND LILY FORTUNE, a play
in two acts by Bob Campbell (Robert M,
Campbell) 1v. Book & lyrics.
Appl. states prev. reg. 18Feb59;
Du48468. NM; additions. © Robert
Campbell; 15Ju168; DU71994.
THE GURU OF BULLOO--U, a musical
situation comedy, book & music by
Richard T. Martin, some lyrics by
Glenn Johnson. 721. © Richard T.
Martin; 9Dec68; DU73087.
H
H.R. - 10, by Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co. 91. Script. © North-
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.;
20Jun68; c20867.
HAIR IN THE WAY, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Jane Kajiya. 311. © Jane Kajiya;
23Aug68; DU72ek2.
THE HAIRCUT, a play in three acts by
Judith Morley Levitan. Chicago,
Dramatic Pub. Co. 67 p. © Judith
M. Levitan; 180ct68; DP6840.
THE HAIRCUT, an incantation in three
acts by Norman Beim. 120 1.
© Norman Beim; 24Dec68; DU73159.
HALFWAY UP THE TREE, by Peter Ustinov.
New York, Random House. 118 p.
3 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
29Sep66, DU67385. NM: editiorial
revision. © Pavor, S.A.; 20May68;
DP6754.
THE HALLELUJAH BOYS, a play by Bruce
Stewart. 126 1. 3 acts. © Bruce
Stewart; 17Jul68; DU72085.
HANG ‘IM. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
THE HANG UP, by Thomas J. Tozer, music
by Joylyn H. Tozer, Wonder by Ann
Story. lv. A musical play.
© Thomas J. Tozer & Joylyn H. Tozer;
26Aug68; DU7 2669.
THE HANGING OF ARTHUR PERKINS, a one
hour television play by Victor A.
Pompilio. 45 1. © Victor A. Pom-
pilio; 11Ju168; DU71967.
HANGING PLANTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE HANGOUT, a one set high school mu-
sical morality farce; book, lyrics &
music by Don Springer, musical ar-
rangements by Mike Schoop. 1 v.
A play in 2 acts. Book & lyrics
only. © Don Springer; 150ct68;
DU72625.
HANS CLODHOPPER. See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
1968
HANSEL AND GRETEL, a play in rhyme &
song by Millicent Rose. 1 v.
Adapted from the fairy tale. Appl.
ti.: Hansel and Gretel in rhyme and
song. © Millicent Rose; 160ct68;
DU72623.
HANSEL AND GRETEL. See
GRIMMS' FAIRY TALES,
HAPPILY EVER AFTER, a play in one act
by Margaret Chenoweth, pseud. of
Dorothy Daigh Marquis. 40 1
© Dorothy Daigh Marquis: 7Aus68:
DU72136. e AE Feb CANECR
HAPPINESS IS A PARADE, by Vyonne Madsen
_ McClellan & Wallace E. Broberg.
121. A play. © Vyonne Madsen
McClellan & Wallace E. Broberg;
210ct68; DU72668.
THE HAPPY APPLE, by Jack Pulman, 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. © Jack Pulman;
12Nov68; DU72866.
A HAPPY SCHOOL OF FISH, a musical play
for children; written by Dorothy
Doane & Ed Chameleon. New York,
Lee Music Corp. 16 p. © Lee Music
Corp.; 2Dec68; DP6871.
HAPPYNING! A new comedy by James Cri-
vella. lv. 3 acts. © James V.
Crivella; 16Sep68; DU72389.
HARD CORE, by James Lineberger. 301.
A play in 10 scenes. Includes lyrics
to 2 songs. © James Luther
Lineberger; 16Dec68; DU73067.
HARLEQUINADE, a one act commedia dell'
‘arte by James Henry Bierman. 48 1.
© James H. Bierman; 90ct68; DU72581.
HARPER VALLEY GOSSIP PTA, by Tom T.
Hall, Effie Smith & John Criner.
21. ° Monolog. © Newkeys Music, Inc.
& Aries Music Pub. Co.; 6Nov68;
c21112.
HARPER VALLEY PTA: THE STORY OF HARPER
VALLEY, by Tom T. Hall. 2 sheets.
© Newkeys Music, Inc.; 24Sep68;
c20g9e4.,
THE HARROWING, a theatre piece by
Robert Andrew Bonnard. lv. A play
in 3 acts. © Robert Andrew Bonnard;
19Dec68; DU73070.
HARRY GREB - TONY ZALE. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
HARRY, YOU'RE A REAL HUMAN BEING, by
Sherwood Kiraly. 35 1. A play.
© Sherwood D. Kiraly; 12Ju168;
DU71974 .
HARVEY HEDDERBONE, by Mike Michaelson
(Manuel Michaelson) 441. A musi-
cal play in 2 acts. Book only.
© Manuel Michaelson; 22Nov68;
DU7 2898.
HAVE YOU ANY WOOL?
drama by Stan Papell. 1v.
Papell; 183u168; DU72014.
A two act comedy
© Stan
HAVE YOU BEEN READING THE TIMES TODAY?
A new musical by Robert Williamson
Preston. 94 1. 2 acts. NM: music,
words, arr. © Robert W. Preston;
180ct68; DU72645.
HAVE YOU EVER, by Wilfred S. Stone.
26 1. Monolog. © Wilfred S. Stone;
5Aug68; c20762.
HAZEL'S IRISH BROTHER, a one hour tele-
play by Victor A. Pompilio. 401.
© Victor A. Pompilio; 11Ju168;
DUT1965 .
HE AIN'T THERE, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 9 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; C21088.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
HE WALKED BOWLEGGED TO THE DOOR, an
original screenplay by Louis Antonio.
110 1. © Louis Antonio; 29Ju168;
DU72067.
HE WANTS SHIH, by Rochelle Owens, (Ro-
chelle Owens Economou) S601 A play:
in 3 scenes. © Rochelle Owens;
17Ju168; DU72008.
HEADLINES AMERICA, by Murray B. Silver-
man & Charles F. Batchelder. 17 1.
Script. © Murray B. Silverman &
Charles’ F. Batchelder; lldul68; -*
c20716.
THE HEADS, an original play in one
act by Pearce Davies. 77 l.
© Pearce Davies; 25Nov68; DU72982.
'
THE HEARTS OF MEN, by Raymond M. Boyle.
112 1. A play in 3 acts. © Raymond
M. Boyle; 19Aug68; DU72211.
HEATHER ROSE, a three act comedy by
Dee Gills ven oral OO tinOndion die
Gillivan; 5Sep68; DU72368.
THE HEAVEN-MOTHER, a play in two acts
by Roma Greth. 75 1. © Roma Greth;
29Nov68; DU73014.
HEBT U MOEILIJKHEDEN MET MENSEN? (Are
people your problem?) Een lezing
over de Christelijke Wetenschap
door Thomas 0. Poyser. 21.
Appl. states prev. reg. 23Feb68,
C20447. NM: Dutch translation.
© Thomas 0. Poyser; 18Ju168; C20855.
DIE HEIMLICHE EHE (11 matrimonio
segreto) Komische Oper in zwei Akten
von D. Cimarosa; Neubearbeitung frei
nach dem Italienischen des Giovanni
Bertati von Hans Stiwe. Berlin,
R. Lienau. 204 p. Klavierauszug mit
Text. NM: revisions. © Robert
Lienau; 12Apr49; DF1940.
DIE HEIMLICHE EHE; komische Oper in
zwei Aufzugen; Neubearbeitung von
Hans Stiiwe; Musik von Domenico Cima-
rosa. Berlin, R. Lienau. 74 p.
Frei nach dem Italienischen des Gio-=
vanni Bertati. Libretto. NM: trans-
lation. © Robert Lienau; 11May48;
DF1941.
HELL BETWEEN SUNDAYS, a play by Lava-
niel Henderson. 1v. 2 plays.
© Lavaniel L. Henderson, Sr.;
23Aug68; DU72241.
HELLO, SUCKER, a new musical play by
David Blomquist. 76 1.
only. © David Blomquist; 140ct68;
DU7 2648.
HELP TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE, by John
Beverly, pseud. of George Washington.
7 1. A radio script. Hollywood
theatre of the air} © Maria A.
Washington; 23Sep68; Cc20906.
HER LEGAL PRISONER, by Emmy Gyaki &
Bob Winters (Robert L. Winters)
37 1. A play in 3 acts. © Emmy E.
Gyaki & Robert L. Winters; 16Sep68;
DU7 2402.
HER OWN PARADISE, a comedy in one act
by Alice P. Reynolds. 2 i. © Alice
P. Reynolds; 9Ju168; DU72002.
HERBS & SCENTED PLANTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
HERE COME THE JUDGE, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 3 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 300ct68;
c21092.
HERE COMES DINO, by Gloria Geisendorfer.
4 1. Story. © Gloria Geisendorfer;
14Jun68; C20710.
HERE COMES THE GROOM, a farce in one
act by Troy Caswell. Chicago,
Dramatic Pub. Co. 23 p. © Troy
Caswell; 3Dec68; DP6870.
Book & lyrics
109
HERE IN GOLDIE'S HOUSE, a play in
three acts by T. C. Weir. 1501.
©T. C. Weir; 16Sep68; DU72406.
HERO. See
A QUARTET FOR TWO.
THE HERRING RUN; 1 act drama by Bertha
Marie Clark. 251. © Bertha Marie
Clark; 15Nov68; DU72919.
HE'S SOMEWHERE IN THE HOUSE, a play
in three acts by Howard Southgate.
1 v. © Howard Southgate; 19Nov68;
DU72939.
HEY, DIDDLE DIDDLE, a comedy in three
acts by Edward Hagopian. 95 1.
© Edward Hagopian; 12Ju168; DU71983.
HEY KIDS, LET'S SING! A sing-a-long
story; an original & new concept in
children's entertainment, written,
produced & sung by Rosemary Rice for
Columbia Records. 35 1. NM: addi-
tions & revisions. © Rosemary Rice
d.b.a. Miss Marcie Music Co.; 6Aug68;
C20777.
HEY MIKE! A play in four acts by Sam-
uel H. Schwalb. 75 1. © Samuel H.
Schwalb; 9Ju168; DU71951.
HEY, WHAT HAPPENED TO AMY VANDERBILT?
An hour-long TV comedy by Robert
Hogrogian Badrig. 841. 3 acts.
© Robert Hogrogian Badrig; 23Ju168;
DU72032.
HEZIKIAH SARETTE, a play in three acts
by Arthur T. Hadley. 1v. © Arthur
T, Hadley; 31Ju168; DU72076.
HI, DAD! A social comedy in three
acts by Charles Montgomery Adams,
pseud. of Charles W. Treichler.
lv. © Charles W. Treichler;
10Dec68; DU73104.
HI, DUMB DUMB, by Larry Neal Culbertson.
Sheet. Recitation. © Larry Neal Cul-
bertson; 210ct68; C21002.
HI FIDELITY, a musical in two acts;
book, lyrics & music by Salim
Patell. 1v. © Salim Patell;
4Nov68; DU72872.
HIDE AND SEEK, a play in three acts
by Gary ueune. 811. © Gary
Young; 4Sep68; DU72335.
HIGH SCHOOL BUS, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Kenneth J. Farley. 301. © Kenneth
J. Farley; 5Nov68; DU72817.
THE HIGHER DEPTHS, by Richard Wynne &
Leonard Siger. 104 1. A play in 3
acts. © Richard H. Wynne & Leonard
P. Siger; 31Ju168; DU72097.
HIGHWAY TO HEALTHY HEARTS, by Marilyn
Maple. 15 1. A script. © Marilyn
J. Maple; 20ct68; C20959.
HIS BROTHER'S ENEMY, an original
screenplay by Joe Santos (Joseph
Santos) 122 1. © Joseph Santos;
300ct68; DU72751.
HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION OF NEGRO SPIR-
ITUALS, by Dorothy Conley Elam. 1 v.
A lecture. © Dorothy Conley Elam;
13Nov68; C21104.
HISTORY, by Martin Duberman. 251.
© Martin Duberman; 22Nov68;
HISTORY, A BRIDGE OVER THE GENERATION
GAP, a pyrodrama by Sandra Hardy.
lv. 12 episodes. A script. © San-
dra Hardy; 5Ju168; C20713.
THE HISTORY OF SPORTS, a presentation
of thirteen half-hour shows by
Bernard Rabb. 39.1. © Multi-Ways
Educational Films, Inc.; 26Ju168;
ceo744.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
110
THE HOBBIT, by J. R. R. Tolkien,
dramatized by Patricia Gray. Chi-
cago, Dramatic Pub. Co. 87 p.
2 acts. © Dramatic Pub. Co.;
18Sep68; DP6796.
HOLE IN ONE, an original story written
& adapted for television by Steve
Weizer. 311. © Steve Weizer;
30Aug68; DU72300.
THE HOLE IN THE LAKE, a one hour tele-
play by Victor A. Pompilio. 401.
2 acts. © Victor A. Pompilio;
14Aug68; DU72182.
HOLE IN THE WALL, by Tony Pastor, Jr.
62 1. A play. © Tony Pastor, Jr.:
22gul68; DU72131. pees
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
HOLIDAY GIRL, by Earl Nightingale.
5 1. A commercial script. Appl.
author: Nightingale-Conant Corp.,
employer for hire. © Holiday Magic,
Inc.; 290ct68; C21059.
HOME & PRE-NATAL CARE, 104 1. A
script. Appl. author: McLendon
Educational Corp. © McLendon Educa-
tional Corp.; 23Sep68; C20946.
HOME IS WHERE THE HEADACHE IS, a come-
dy in three acts by Joanne Stern
Bickow. lv. Appl. states formerly
titled Goodbye flight sixty-six to
Istanbul, Bombay and Tokyo, & prev.
reg. 12Aug68, DU72151.
© Joanne Stern Bickow; 25Sep68;
DUT 2424,
HOMER, by Frank Fetters. ee Players,
June-July 1968, p.165-168) © Frank
Fetters; 87un6d ; DP6756.
THE HOMESTEAD, a drama in two acts by
Richard W. Harris. 1v. © Richard
W. Harris; 25Nov68; DU72987.
HONEYMOON HOTEL, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 6 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; C21083,
HONI SOIT. See
WOULD YOU BELIEVE EARL WARREN.
THE HORSE THAT SWOONED, a new comedy
by Maurice Valency. 961. 2 acts.
From the play by Francoise Sagan.
Appl. states prev. pub. in Paris,
1966. NM: revisions & additions.
© Maurice Valency; 9Sep68; DU72696.
HORTICULTURAL PRESENTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
HOSEA, a drama of human dignity by
Richard P. Matthews. 126 1. A play
in 2 parts. © Richard P. Matthews;
23Sep68; DUT244e2.
HOTEL PENN STATION, a 3 act play by
Madolin Cervantes. 1v. © Madolin
Cervantes; 100ct68; DU72621.
THE HOURS OF ROSIE GALLAGHER, a play in
three acts by Robert J. Cone. lv.
© Robert J. Cone; 150ct68; DU72608.
HOUSE IN EXILE, a play in two acts by
Morton Felix. 601. © Morton Fe-
lix; 19Aug68; DU72210.
A HOUSE IN NAPLES; screenplay written
by Frank Petrella a.k.a. Peter
Savage. 77 1. © Frank Petrella;
12Nov68; -DU7 2882.
THE HOUSE THAT BUD BUILT, by Etcetera,
Inc. Sheet. Television script.
Appl. author: Mark des Jardins.
© Etcetera, Inc.; 25Ju168; C20769.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, a play by
E. L. Robertson. 731. 3 scenes,
© Earl Lawrence Robertson; 250ct68;
DU72687.
HOW MUCH IS THAT IN MONEY?
NM: revisions.
DRAMAS
THE HOUSEWIFE, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Jo Anne Trinkle. 301. © Jo Anne
Trinkle; 27Aug68; DU72278.
HOW GOD HEALS THE MEEK, by Raymond 0.
Abeling. 23 1. © Raymond O. Abeling;
12Sep68; C20986.
HOW IMPORTANT ARE YOU TO THE WORLD?
A Christian Science lecture by Glenn
L. Morning. Folder. © Glenn L.
Morning; 3Dec68; C21126.
Story &
screenplay by Samuel Marx. 109 1.
© Samuel Marx; 210ct68; DU72677.
HOW PERFECTLY NICE, a farce in one act
by Gordon Tretick. 191. © Gordon
Tretick; 4Nov68; DU72742.
HOW ST. PATRICK FAKED THE SNAKES. See
THE SSSSLITHERING SSSSCOURGE.
HOW TO BECOME A PLANET IN NINE LIVES.
See
THE SIMPLEXIFICATION.
HOW TO SELL REAL ESTATE SUCCESSFULLY.
v. 6 filmstrip scripts. (Film 1-6)
Appl. author: Rocket Pictures, Inc.
© Rocket Pictures, Inc.; 11Sep68;
c20889.
HOW YOU CAN HAVE GREAT TASTING DRINKING
WATER, by Herbert J. Sherman. 21.
© Herbert Jerome Sherman; 8Nové68;
c21098.
HSI HSIANG CHI. See
THE ROMANCE OF THE WESTERN CHAMBER,
HUNCHBACK AND SAINT. See
FOOL, HUNCHBACK AND SAINT.
THE HUNTRESSES, by Linda Stockham.
Episode I: Liberty's torch; episode
II: Murder is only skin deep. lv.
2 hour-long teleplays. © Linda J.
Stockham; B1Aug6d; DU7 2225.
HUSBAND ON REBOUND, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Retha B. Judd. 301. © Retha B.
Judd; 27Aug68; DU72279.
HUT 42, by John B. Keane.
Calif., Proscenium Press. 401.
(Irish play series, no.2) 3 acts.
© John B. Keane; 19Aug68; DP6801.
Dixon,
HUUL, HUUI, a play in two acts by Anne
Burr. 581. © Anne Burr; 140ct68;
DU7 2628.
I CAN'T HELP IT, a play in one act by
Barbara L. Halpern. lv. With
music, © Barbara L. Halpern;
230ct68; DU72769.
I DO BELIEVE THE LORD ABOVE; words by
Darrell Rader, music by Danny Logan.
Folder. Recitation. © Darrell
Rader; 90ct68; c20972.
I, ELIZABETH OTIS, BEING OF SOUND
MIND, by Philip Barber. 3 acts.
(In Playwrights for tomorrow,
Minneapolis, University of Minnesota
Press. v.3, p.251-346) Appl.
states prev. reg. 30Jun66, DU66157.
© Philip Barber; 1Sep67 (in notice:
1966 & 1967); DP6745.
IFR PLANNING & VOR FLIGHT, SECTION A-C,
NARRATION, by Sanderson Films, Inc.
3 v. Scripts of disc recorded
narrations to be reproduced as educa-
tional lectures. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1965, C18589-18588, 15474.
NM: editorial revision & additional
text. © Sanderson Films, Inc.;
27Nov68; C21171-21170, 21172.
July-Dec.
IFR REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES, SEC-
TION A-C, by Sanderson Films.
3 v. Scripts of disc recorded narra-
tions. to be reproduced as educational
lectures. Appl. states prev. reg.
1965, C18338, 18337.£18336. NM:
editorial revision & additions.
© Sanderson Films, Inc.; 24Sep68;
C20955-20956, 20952.
I GOT THE NUMBER, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Matkham) 21. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 210ct68; C2102.
I IS AN ISLAND, an out film by Barrie
Muir, pseud. of Carolee Capossela,.
111. © Carolee Capossela; 11Ju168;
A13470.
I LEARNED SOME THINGS TODAY, by John
Linde. Sheet. © Daily Bread Music
Co, & Community Music, Inc.3; 15Ju168;
(20732.
I LOVE A LADY, a play with music by
H. Shirley Fowke. 129 1. 3 acts.
Based on Old California houses, by
Marion Randall Parsons. Book &
lyrics only. Appl. states prev. reg.
12Dec55, DU41308. NM: additions &
revisions. © Helen Shirley Fowke;
4Nov68; DU72753.
I LOVE YOU BOTH, a play in three acts
by Dorothy Smith. 1211. © Dorothy
Smith; 8Aug68; DU72152.
I.N.R.I. (Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum)
A play by Alois Bauman. 94 1.
6 scenes. © Joseph A. Bauman;
7Nov68; DU72847.
I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER, by Robert
Anderson. New York, Random House.
115 p. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. DU64874. NM: editorial revi-
sions. © Robert Anderson; 12Ju168;
DP6787.
THE I OF JUSTICE, a one act play by
Richard Vernon Jones. 25 l.
© Richard Vernon Jones; 13Dec68;
DU73124.
I.Q., by Don Carlos Dunaway.
A play.
DU7 2657.
I SINCERELY DOUBT THAT THIS OLD HOUSE
IS VERY HAUNTED, a musical mythery
by Paul Crabtree. Anchorage, Ky.,
Anchorage Press. 50 p. 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Anchorage
Press; 22Ju168; DP6771.
I WANT THAT YOU SHOULD BE HAPPY, a
play in two acts by Cal Santo,
pseud. of Calvin F. Santanastaso.
lv. © Calvin F. Santanastaso;
27Aug68; DU72277.
I WANTED LOVE AND HAPPINESS, an
original story written & adapted for
television by James E. Brown.
30 1. © James E. Brown; 4Nov68;
DU7 2790.
I WAS THERE, by Clora Wetherspoon.
5 1. Recitation. © Clora Wether-
spoon; 12Nov68; C21106.
I WISH I COULD SEE THE STAR, a Christ-
mas play in three acts by Dorothy
Sundell. 101. © Dorothy Sundell;
29Ju168; DU72146.
I WISH I COULD SEE WHERE I WERE GOING.
See
SUPPLEMENT TO I WISH I COULD SEE
WHERE I WERE GOING.
THE ICE GODDESS, by James Douglas.
3 acts. (In 7 Irish plays, 1946-
1964. Minneapolis, University of
Minnesota Press. p.413-468
© James Douglas; 6Nov67; DP6794.
ICHABOD CRANE AND THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY
HOLLOW, by Bobbye Russell Durrett.
lv. A play in 2 acts. From the
story by Washington Irving.
© Bobbye Russell Durrett (Mrs. R. E.
Durrett, Jr.); 140ct68; DU72602.
188 1.
© Don Carlos Dunaway; 80ct68;
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1968
THE IDEAL STATE, a play by Benjamin
Bradford. 23 1. © Benjamin Brad-
ford; 8Nov68; DU72859.
THE IDEALIST, a comedy in 3 acts by
Meredith Hutchins. lv. © Meredith
Hutchins; 22Ju168; DU72021.
IF MY WINGS HEAL, a play in four acts
by James Forsyth. Chicago, Dramatic
Pub. Co. 133 B: © James Forsyth;
17Ju1l68; DP6758.
IF YOU CAN'T JOIN THEM, LICK THEM, a
play in two parts by Andrea Karchmer.
White haven; Black-out. 1 v.
2 plays. © Andrea Karchmer; 150ct68;
DU72605.
T'LL LOVE YOU FOREVER. See
JUST WE TWO.
I'LL NEVER LEAVE YOU, LIZZIE, a comedy
in one act by Merle M. Box. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Art Craft Play Co.
24 p. © Art Craft Play Co.; 3Sep68;
DP67 98.
ILLINOIS SESQUICENTENNIAL TALKING BLUES.
See
WALKIN! AND TALKIN' THROUGH ILLINOIS.
IMAGE, a one act play by Jerome
Spencer, pseud. of J. Spencer Herz.
lv. © J. Spencer Herz; 7Nov68;
DU7 2854.
THE IMAGE AND THE GLASS, a play by
Jerome Spencer, pseud. of Jerome
Spencer Herz. 551. 3 acts.
© J. Spencer Herz; 18Nov68; DU72929.
THE IMAGE OF THE STAR, a Christmas play
in one act by Bee Brady. Chicago,
Dramatic Pub. Co. 29 p. © Dramatic
Pub. Co.; 17Ju168; DP6761.
THE IMAGINARY BARTENDER, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 10 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 4Dec68;
C21217.
IMMORTAL SUMMER, by G. Tito Shaw. 711.
A play in 4 acts. ©G. Tito Shaw;
300ct68; DU72679.
THE IMPERIAL JR. HIGH SCHOOL AURAL
READING LAB; scripts for tapes 1
through 13 by Imperial Productions.
3 v. © Imperial Productions, Inc.3
10Jun68; C20779.
IMPERSONATION OF THE ENEMY, a play witr.
music by Leonard Berkman. 711.
3 acts. Book only. © Leonard
Berkman & Joyce Berkman; 5Nov68;
DU72738.
THE IMPRESSARIO; music by Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart, new English libretto
by Dory Previn. Bryn Mawr, Pa.,
T. Presser Co. 44 p. 2 act. Based
on the play by Gottlieb Stephanie the
younger. Vocal score. NM: English
libretto. © Theodore Presser Cod;
31l0ct68; DP684e2.
IN HIS IMAGE, a demorality play by
Joan Gilbert. lv. 3 acts. ~
© Joan Gilbert; 10Dec68; DU73106.
IN-MAN; words by Jacques Wilson, music
by Mort Garson. 21. Recitation.
© La Brea Music & Emanay Music Co.3;5
25Nov68; C21209.
IN MEMORIUM, by Ralph Accardo.
lv. <A play. © Ralph V. Accardo;
11Dec68; DU73107.
IN RE: THE DAZZLER (The flowers of the
tiger) By Ralph Romanelli. lv.
A play. Book & lyrics only. NM: ad-
ditions & revisions. © Ralph Romanel-
1i; 293u168; DU72107.
IN SEARCH OF HONOR, a movie script by
Nicholas Bellitto. 1611.
© Nicholas Bellitto; 27Dec68;
DU7 3172.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
IN SHEPHERDS' FIELD, a Christmas can-
tata with songs, narration & op-
tional tableaux; words by Melcena
Burns Denny, music by Pauline Del-
monte. 43 1. 3 pt. © Pauline
Delmonte & Melcena Burns Denny;
12Nov68; DU72891.
IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH, a play in
one act by Eric Douglas. London,
Ss. French. 24 p. (French's actin
ed.) © Samuel French, Ltd.; 10Aug Yen
DF1927.
IN THE CARRION'S CLAW, a play by Neil
Di Lorenzo. 80 1. 2 acts. © Neil
Di Lorenzo; 3Jan69; DU73161.
IN THE CASE OF ARMSTRONG, EDGAR EUGENE,
a play in three acts by Thomas F,.
Spinelle. 1211. © Thomas F,
Spinelle; 26Dec68; DU73168.
IN THE CAVE OF THE MINOTAUR, by Martin
Stern. lv. A screenplay in 3 acts.
© Martin Stern; 1Nov68; DU72778.
IN THE DAYS OF STALIN, a play in five
acts by Stefan Shishkov. 65 1.
© Stefan Shishkov; 24Sep68; DU72461.
IN THE YEAR 1967 A.M.
QUARTET.
See
IN THIS FREEDOM, a drama with dance ex-
pressions in eight sequences by
youtee Sta St EL of Louise
iernberg. 26 1. © Louise Morgan;
22Ju168; DU72020. ef?
IN VINDICATION OF RICHARD THIRD; or,
Richard Plantagenet. Being a dichot-
omy and renaissance of Richard the
Third by Moody Blanchard. lv.
A play in 3 acts. © Moody Blanchard;
14Nov68; DU72911.
THE INDIAN WANTS THE BRONX, a play by
Israel Horovitz. New York, Drama-
tists Play Service. 39 p. Appl.
states prev. reg. 27Nov67, DU7O417.
NM: additions & revisions. © Israel
Horovitz; 10Jun68; DP6748.
INDIANS ARE THE EMPIRE'S FUTURE, an
expressionist play by David Cole.
127 1. 2 acts. Includes music to
2 songs. © David Cole; 40ct68;
DU7 2861.
INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE PRIVATE PILOT
COURSE, by L. Noll. lv. 19 film
lectures. (A-V program no.FLC 102,
KCC 815-1-19) Appl. author: Ken
Cook Co., employer for hire.
Appl. ti.: Private pilot course.
© Ken Cook Co.; 12Sep68; Cc20881.
INDOOR TOPIARY. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
INDUSTRY. See
SEEING WEST GERMANY.
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE.
SEEING ITALY.
SEEING MEXICO.
SEEING SCANDINAVIA.
THE INFLUENCE ON THE CHILD, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Helena Key. 301.
© Helena Key; 5Nov68; DU72820.
THE INHERITOR;
Czolowski & Joseph H. Taft.
© Eagle Productions; 250c¢t68;
DU72681.
INSANE ASYLUM, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 4 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 210ct68; C21038.
THE INSIDES OF ORCHID PRICE, by Tobi
Louis. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Tobi Louis; 40ct68; DU72537-
See
screenplay by T. A.
g2 1.
INSTRUCTIONS, by Andrew T. Yang. 9 1.
A recording script. © Psychological
Resources, Inc.; 9Dec68; C21219.
111
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT CHARTS, SECTION A-C,
NARRATION, by Sanderson Films, Inc.
3 v. Scripts of disc recorded
narrations to be reproduced as educa-
tional lectures. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1965, C18592-18590. NM: editori-
al revision & additional text.
© Sanderson Films, Inc.; 27Nov68;
21169-21167.
INSTRUMENT RATING, by L. Noll & Gene
Zarwell. 1v. 17 film lectures.
(A-V program no.KCC-1-10, 15-21)
Appl. author: Ken Cook Co., employer
for hire of L. Noll. Appl. ti.:
Instrument rating course. © Ken
Cook Co.; 12Sep68; C20880.
INSTRUMENTS & SYSTEMS, SECTION A-C, by
Sanderson Films. 3 v. Scripts of
dise recorded narrations to be repro-
duced as educational lectures. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1962, C15485, 15484
& 15488. NM: editorial revision &
additions. © Sanderson Films, Inc.;
220ct68; c21040-21042.
INTERESES CREADOS. See
THE BONDS OF INTEREST.
INTERMEDIATE SHORTHAND, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM; scripts for tapes. 1 v.
Lesson 1-68. Appl. author: Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District,
Mt. San Jacinto College. © Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District;
16Sep68; C21010.
INTERMEDIATE TYPEWRITING, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM; scripts for tapes. lv.
Lesson 76-150. Appl. author: Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District,
Mt. San Jacinto College. © Mt. San
Jacinto Junior College District;
16Sep68; C21009.
THE INTERMIM, a play in 1 act by Jason
St. James, pseud. of James M.
Anuskiewicz. 281. © Jason
St. James; 16Aug68; DU72198.
INTERNATIONAL GOURMET SHASHLIK DINNER
PARTY, by Victor P. Hatschier. lv.
Lecture. © Continental Chef, Inc.;
40ct68; C20970.
INTERRUPTED CAREERS, a play in three
acts by Harlan MaGuire, pseud. of
James W. Clark. 1v. Appl. states
prev. reg. 11Sep67, DU20578. WM:
additions. © James W. Clark;
30Sep68; DU72565.
INTERVIEW WITH AN ACTRESS.
THREE PLAYS IN A PATIO.
INTRODUCTION TO AURAL LEARNING PROGRAMS,
by Dynaphonics. 321. A recording
script. © Dynaphonics, Inc.;
230ct68; C21020.
INVESTMENT FORUM, by Vic Maitland &
Associates. lv. © Vic Maitland &
Associates, Inc.; 2Aug68; C20793.
THE INVINCIBLE, a play in 3 acts by
Ion Nicola. lv. Appl. states
prev. reg. 13Apr66, DU65550. lM:
additions & revisions. © Ion
Nicola; 240ct68; DU7 2693.
INVITATION TO SUCCESS, by Earl Nightin-
gale. 1v. A commercial script.
Appl. author: Nightingale-Conant
Corp., employer for hire. © Holiday
Magic, Inc.; 290ct68; c21062.
IODINE AS A SEMICONDUCTIVE RELAY
MODULE, by Kenneth W. Stark. 7 1.
A lecture. © Kenneth W. Stark;
18Nov68; C21119.
IODINE AS A SEMICONDUCTIVE RESISTOR,
by Kenneth Stark. 91. A lecture.
© Kenneth W. Stark; 24Ju168; C20739.
THE IRON PODIUM, by Wayne Clifford
Harlow. 711. A play in 3 acts.
© Wayne Clifford Harlow; 5Ju168;
DU7 1932. :
See
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THE ISLAND STORY; or, Aibendito. By
Don Fico de San Lorenzo, pseud. of
Frederick S. Ealer. lv. A play in
3 acts. © Frederick S. Ealer;
2Dec68; DU73021.
AN ISLAND WE IMAGINED, a play in 2 acts
& an epilogue by John Randolph Zapor.
611. © John Randolph Zapor;
280ct68; DU72702.
ISRAEL, DREAM AND FULFILLMENT, a
dramatic reader by Samuel J. Citron.
New York, Jewish Education Committee
Press. 259 p. 12 plays. Book &
eee eae NM: additions & revi-
sions. amuel J. Citron; H
DP6856. ee
IT HAPPENED AT 3 A.M., an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Mrs. Wm. M. Harrison, Jr.
30 1. © Mrs. Wm. M. Harrison, Jr.;
4Nov68; DU72792.
IT WAS A GREAT YEAR FOR COLEYS, by Roma
Greth. 179 1. A play in 2 acts.
© Roma Greth; 26Aug68; DU72256.
IT WAS A TOUGH DAY. See
MONOLOG TO DICK CAVETT SHOW.
IT WON'T BE FOREVER, by Helen M. Knee.
65 1. A play in 3 acts. © Helen M.
Knee; 6Sep68; DU72348.
IT'S A BIG BEAUTIFUL WORLD WE LIVE IN.
See
THE GREAT- BIG BEAUTIFUL WORLD WE
LIVE IN.
IT'S A DOGS LIFE, written by Rossie
Marshall (Roslyn Marshall) 75 1.
A screenplay. © Roslyn Marshall;
280ct68; DU72703.
ITS CULTURE. See
SEEING MEXICO.
ITS HISTORY. See
SEEING MEXICO.
ITS PEOPLE. See
SEEING MEXICO.
IVAN THE TERRIBLE, by V. M. Zuliani.
54 1. A play in 3 acts. © Vilma
Zuliani; 280ct68; DU72717.
J
THE JFK KILLING; THE FIRST SHOT OF THE
SECOND AMERICAN REVOLUTION? By
Cincom. 281. A speech. © Cincom,
Inc.; 290ct68; c21048,
JACK, by Pierre H. Delattre & Alan
Dienstag. 61. A screenplay.
© Pierre H. Delattre & Alan Dienstag;
180ct68; DU72615.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, a mini-maxi play
by Lucile Brown. 44 1. 3 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 210ct68; DU72651.
JACKIE CLARK COMEDY ALBUM MONOLOG;
final script, radio & television
program presentation. 1v. Appl.
author: Jacob Stein a.k.a. Jackie
Clark. © Fanben Music Corp.;3
9Dec68; c21192.
JAIME, by John Terrence Reilly. 301.
A play. © John Terrence Reilly;
15Ju168; DU71993.
JAMES THE FOURTH. See
THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF JAMES THE
FOURTH.
JAPANESE SOCIETY PHOTOGRAPHER, by Frank
Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 71. Script.
© Beechwood Music Corp.; 21Nov68;
c21234.
DRAMAS
JASON JUNCTION, by Stacy Myatt, pseud.
of Janie Edwards. lv. A play in
3 acts. © Janie Edwards; 23Dec68;
DU7 3153.
JAY BRUTAY, PRO QB, a new play by
Theodore Ogden, View 2 acts.
© Theodore Ogden; 1Aug68; DU72100.
JE N'ETAIS PAS CHEZ MOI; septuor par
Frangois Billetdoux. 1 v.
© mrenpeee Billetdoux; 30Aug68;
Du72544.
JEB. See
PLAYS OF THREE DECADES.
EL JEFE; screenplay by Ray Wells,
pseud. of Raphael Arguelles. 123 1.
English. © Ray Wells; 20Sep68;
DU72568.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, AMERICAN PATRIOT, by
H. Lawrence Zillmer. 611. A play
in 2 acts. © H. Lawrence Zillmer;
16Dec68; DU73137.
THE JELLY BEAN FACTORY, an original
screenplay by H. Douglass Harriman.
198 1. © H. Douglass Harriman;
1Ju168; DP6887.
JENKINS, by J. Marlando a.k.a. Jack
Marland. 411. A play. © Jack
Marland; 8Nov68; .DU72832.
JEREMY, a play in two acts by John
Irwin O'Connor. 1 v. Includes
music & lyrics to 1 song. © John
Irwin O'Connor; 9Dec68; DU73090.
JERRY GO ROUND THE MERRY GO ROUND, a
musical sketch by David Arkin.
lv. © David Arkin; 11Dec68;
DU73108.
JERRY THE FIRST, some natural fantasies
in one act by Joseph Golden. 29 1.
A play. © Joseph Golden; 22Ju168;
DU72029.
JESUS IS ALL, by Shirley Caesar.
2 sheets. © Our Children's Music
Co., Inc.; 18Nov68; C21130.
JESUS NAZARENUS REX JUDAEORUM. See
DNR s2s
JEU D'ESPRIT, by Albert Devereaux.
37 1. A play. English. With music.
© Albert Devereaux; 28Aug68; DU72287.
LE JEU DE MASSACRE, by Adolf Stachon,
pseud. of Adolf Sztacho & Jina
Stachon, pseud. of Jirina Sztacho.
55 1. A play in 3 acts. © Adolf
Sztacho & Jirina Sztacho; 25Ju168;
DU72110.
JEWMAN MEETS MISS AMERICA, a comic
drama in one act by Bill Meyers
(William M. Meyers) 14 1,
© William M. Meyers; 27Nov68;
DU72995.
JIM REEVES ON STAGE, by Jim Reeves.
31. <A recording script. © Mary
Reeves, Inc.; 280ct68; C21066.
JOHN BROWN AND THE NEW ERA, by Willie
C. Shipman. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Willie C. Shipman; 3Ju168; DU71928.
JOHNNY APPLESEED, by Bobbye Russell
Durrett (Mrs. R. E. Durrett, Jr.)
40 1. A musical play. Book & lyrics
only. © Bobbye Russell Durrett;
2Jan69; DU73162.
JOHNNY NO-TRUMP, a play in two acts by
Mary Mercier.
75 p. Appl. states prev. reg,
18Aug66, DU66833. NM: additions &
revisions. © Mary Mercier; 10Dec68;
DP6865.
THE JOKE'S ON YOU, a play in one act
by Anthony Damato. 291. © An-
thony Damato; 11Sep68; DU72372.
Dramatists Play Service.
July—Dec.
JOLLIJEST, by Richard Kinter. lv.
A play in 2 acts. Includes music &
lyrics for 1 song. © Richard Kinter;
9Sep68; DU72350.
JOLLY ROGER, a teleplay by Thomas Jo=
seph Quirk, Jr. 111. © Thomas Jo-
seph Quirk, Jr.; 170ct68; DU72638.
JOURNEY IN MUSIC; lecture recital by
Minna Nathanson. 4 1. © Minna
Nathanson; 16Sep68; c20908.
A JOVIAL CREW, by Richard Brome; edited
by Ann Haaker. Lincoln, Uni-- ,
versity of Nebraska Press. 144 p.
5 acts. NM: introd., annotation &
compilation. © University of Nebras-
ka Press; 26Jun68; A7208.
THE JOYRIDE, by David J. Kennedy.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © David J.
Kennedy; 210ct68; DU72660.
JUAN, a cosmic comedy in many scenes by
Robert Metz. lv. A musical play.
Book & lyrics only. © Robert Metz;
2Aug68; DU72092.
JUDAS ISCARIOT, THE AFTERBIRTH OF BE-
LIEF, by Timothy Taylor. 711.
A play in 3 acts. © Timothy Taylor;
26Sep68; DU72481.
THE JUDGMENT, a play in one act by
Michael Carton. 211. © Michael
Carton; 15Ju168; DU71991.
THE JULIAN CALENDAR, a play in three
acts by Anton Neuber, pseud. of
Harry Neubauer. 73-1. © Anton
Neuber; 150ct68; DU72603.
JULY 3RD, 1976; 90 minute live tele-
vision drama by Florence Dude. 65 1.
3 acts, © Florence Dude; 15Aug68;
DU72186.
JUNGLINGE IM FEUEROFEN. See
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
JUROP, JUROP, eine sentimentale
Komédie in drei Akten by Istvan
Bekefi, aus dem Ungarischen Uber-
tragen von Eva Vajda. [Austria]
Universal Edition (14732) 133 p.
© Universal Edition, A.G.; 3May68;
DFO-1640,
JUST WE TWO, a cycle of three one-act
plays by Richard A. Dotterer.
I'll love you forever; Alas, the
bright cup; Dear love. 1 v.
© Richard A. Dotterer; 16Aug68;
DU72197.
K
KHJ-CHRISTMAS WISH. See
XMAS WISH PROMOS.
DAS KALTE HERZ; oper in drei Aufziigen
nach dem Marchen von Wilhelm Hauff;
Buch by Kurt E. Walter; Musik by
Norbert Schultze. Hamburg, Neuer
Theaterverlag. 3 v. Klavierauszug
mit vollst&ndigem Text. © Neuer
Theaterverlag, G.M.B.H.; 10May60;
DF1936.
KEEP UP, by Tom Whitman. 5 1. (See
and say series, I-39-5 © American
Book Co.; 1lJun68; C20687.
KEINE SINTFLUT FUR NOAH, zwei Spiele
zwishen Glauben und Zweifel by
Franz Richter. Wien, Bergland Ver-
lag. 66 p. (Neuve Dichtung aus
Osterreich, Band 150) Contents:
Keine Sintflut fiir Noah.--Die drei-
eres: Einfalt. © Bergland Verlag;
13Aug68; DFO-1627.
KETCHEL VS. FULLMER. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
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1968
KID MCCOY VS. EMIL GRIFFITH. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
THE KIDS' PARTY, by David J. Kennedy.
41.1. A musical play in 1 act.
Book & lyrics only. © David J.
Kennedy; 20Nov68; DU72876.
KIDS PLAY, by Berrilla Kerr. 61 1.
A play in 2 acts. © Berrilla Kerr;
15Ju168; DU71995.
KILL OR DIE. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
KILROY WAS HERE. See
P X, I LOVE YOU.
KIM, an original musical in two acts;
music by Wil ReVeal (Wilber I. Re-
Veal); lyrics by Larry Springer
(Lawrence J. secineenit book by
John DePrine. 1v. Suggested by
Rudyard Kipling's novel. © Lawrence
J. Springer, Wilber I. ReVeal &
John L. DePrine; 19Sep68; DU72394.
THE KIND KING WHO HAD THE HICCUPS;
story, music & lyrics by Adele Pro-
sono. 31. Book & lyrics only.
Appl. states prev. reg. 8May68,
EU59832. NM: narration. © Adele
Prosono; 23Sep68; C20910.
KINDER FALLEN NACH OBEN; Kom&die in
sechs Bildern by Horst Fitzthum.
[Austria] Universal Edition (14758)
124 p. © Universal Edition, A.G.;
27Apr68; DFO-1642.
KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE, a selection of
scenes & skits for all ages; adapted
& edited by I. E. Clark. Schulenburg,
Tex., Stage Magic Plays. 53 p.
9 plays. NM: additions & revisions.
© I. E. Clark; 15Sep68; A24325.
A KING HAS NO LIFE OF HIS OWN, a musi-
cal comedy by Roy de S. Horn. 731.
3 acts. Book & lyrics only. Appl.
states eoues prev. reg. © Roy dé S.
Horn; 9Ju168; DU71926.
KING LEAR, by William Shakespeare,
commentary by George Skillan. London,
S. French. 216 p. (French's act-
ing ed.) 5 acts. © Samuel French,
Ltd.; 7Nov67; DF1929.
KING NICOLO; or, Such is life. A play
in three acts, nine scenes & a pro-
logue by Frank Wedekind; translated
by Martin Esslin. (In Genius of the
German Theater. New York, New Ameri-
can Library. p,465-522) © on trans-
lation; Martin Esslin; 21Mar68; A3450.
KING OF THE ROAD; original screenplay
by Kent Osborne & Ralph Luce. 100 1.
© Kent Osborne & Ralph Luce; 12Nov68;
DU72913.
KINGDOM OF EARTH (The seven descents
of Myrtle) By Tennessee Williams
(Thomas Lanier Williams) New York,
New Directions Pub. Corp. 111 p.
7 scenes. NM: revision & addition.
© Two Rivers Enterprises, Inc.;
310ct68; A36975.
THE KISS, a play in one act by Martin
Brown (Morris Brown) 31 1.
© Morris Brown; 6Sep68; DU72347.
KITEMI; or, When monkeys use knives
and forks. By A. M. C. (Anne Marie
Corbett) lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Anne Marie Corbett; 25Sep68;
DU7 2467.
A KNIGHT LIKE THIS; Ranee script by
Donald R. Boyle. 4 1, © Donald
R. Boyle; 12Aug68; DU72163.
KUNIG JOHANN, von Friedrich Dirrenmatt.
90 p. A play in 5 acts. Nach
Shakespeare. © Reiss, A.G. Theater-
verlag; 13Dec68; DU73060.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
KONZENTRATION; Spiel in fttnf Akten von
Jan Rys. [Vienna] Universal Edition.
65 p. © Universal Edition, A.G.;
31Ju1l68; DFO-1637.
LADIES OF TOMORROW, a comedy by Michael
Kallesser. lv. 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 11Mar68, DU71005.
NM: additions & revisions. © Michael
Kallesser; 23Aug68; DU72258.
THE LADY IS ABROAD, a comedy by Roselyn
Roddick Silenzi, words & music by
William Roddick. 57 1. 2 acts. Book
only. © Roselyn Roddick Silenzi;
26Nov68; DU73063.
LADYBUG, LADYBUG, by Carla Joseph.
1461. A screenplay. © Carla
Joseph; 18Dec68; DU73088.
LAND. See
SEEING WEST GERMANY.
LAND AND CLIMATE. See
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
SEEING ITALY.
SEEING MEXICO.
SEEING SCANDIVAVIA.
THE LAND I LOVE, by Peter Copani. lv.
A play. © Peter Copani; 2Ju168;
DU71911.
LAND OF THE BLUE SPIDER. See
THE YOUNG KING,
THE LARGE PLANETARIUM AND THE SCHOOL;
a satellite planetarium concept by
Mark Levine. 61. A lecture.
© J. Mark Levine; 10Dec68; 021226.
LASCIVIOUS CARRIAGE, a paperback
comedy by Allan Leicht. 1 v.
in 3 acts. © Allan Leicht;
30Dec68; DU73180.
A play
THE LAST REMAINING IDIOT, by Wendell
Metzger. 88 1. A play. © Wendell
Metzger; 24Dec68; DU73158.
LAST SUMMER, a screenplay by William
Erwin. 131. © William Erwin;
30Aug68; DU72365.
THE LAST TIME I SAW MOMMY AND DADDY ,
a play by Saul Pullman. 110 1.
3 acts. © Saul Pullman; 20ct68;
DU7 2523.
LAUGH ALONG WITH PINCUS, a musical in
2 acts. Book, lyrics & music by
Benny Bell, pseud. of Benjamin Sam-
berg. 10 1.
3Aug68; DP6764.
THE LAUNDRY CHUTE; in three acts by
Grace Gove. lv. A play. © Grace
Gove; 19Aug68; DU72214.
LAVOIE, a tragedy in two parts by
Richard P. Matthews. 811. Includes
lyrics to 2 songs. © Richard P.
Matthews; 30ct68: DU7 2532.
LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION. See
WE DIDN'T KNOW THE GUN WAS LOADED.
LEARNING THE GOLF SWING, by Richard
Blaschak. 1v. Lecture. © Richard
Blaschak; lAug68; C20755.
a
LEARNING TO READ BRAILLE WITH THE
ASSISTANCE OF YOUR TAPE RECORDER,
by William W. Devers. 451. A
recording script. © William W.
Devers; 24Sep68; C20925.
LEAVE IT TO LAURIE, a play on smoking
for teenagers by Lee Kalcheim. New
York, American Cancer Society.
(Plays for living) © Lee Kalcheim;
140ct68; DP6818.
© Bell Enterprises, Inc.;
46 p.
113
LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US; words by
Jacques Wilson, music by Mort
Garson. Folder. Recitation.
© La Brea Music & Emanay Music Co.;
25Nov68; c21210.
LEAVES IN THE MUSEUM. See
THE DUOLOGUE.
LEBEN EDUARDS DES ZWEITEN VON ENGLAND;
Historie von Bertolt Brecht,: nach
Marlowe. Potsdam, G. Kiepenheuer
Verlag. 1211. © Gustav Kiepenheuer
Verlag; 24apr24; DF1919. Entered
under German Proclamation of 12Ju167.
THE LEDGE, by Rosalie Green Goldman.
23 1. A play in acts. © Rosalie
G. Goldman; 10ct68; DU72515.
LEDGE OF DOOM. See
TRANSFERMAN.
LEFT HAND, RIGHT POCKET; two act come-
dy by G. P. Wolfe. 1v. ©Glenn P.
Wolfe; 17Sep68; DU72413.
LEFT HANDS SHOULD NEVER KNOW, by
Donald R. Boyle. 1401. A screen-
play. © Donald R. Boyle; 40ct68;
DU7 2540.
LEFTOVERS' CHRISTMAS. See
CHRISTMAS IN THE TOY STORE.
LEGES LUDI, a musical play; book &
lyrics by Don H. Fried. 118 1.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only. © Don
H. Fried; 180ct68; DU72616.
LENA; or, A little walk to the fountain
of youth. By Wilson Wyler, pseud. of
Paul Lipschutz. 1 v..<A play in 3
acts. © Paul Lipschutz; 170ct68;
DU72639.
LEND ME YOUR MINK, a play in three acts
by Donna Nance. Franklin, Ohio,
Eldridge Pub. Co. 75 p. © Eldridge
Pub. Co.; 15Sep68; DP688e2.
LEONARDO, a full-length biographical
play by Matt Shermer. lv. 3 acts.
© Matt Shermer; 30Ju168; DU72072.
LEONCE AND LENA, a comedy by Georg
Biichner, translated by Thomas
Colby. 1v. 3 acts. © Thomas
Colby; 30Sep68; DU72559.
A LESSON IN LOVE, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 7 1. A recording
script. © Dewey Markham; 210ct68;
c21036.
LET THERE BE LIGHT, a Christian Science
lecture by Edward C. Williams. 4 p,
© Edward C. Williams; 12Nov68;
C21079.
LET'S MAKE AN OPERA. See
THE LITTLE SWEEP.
LET'S PLAY POST OFFICE; three playful
acts of sheer folly by Paul Kaplan.
108 1. © Paul Kaplan; 12Aug68;
DU72160.
LET'S TALK ABOUT NOISES, by Responsive
Environments Corp. 1v. Recording
script. © Responsive Environments
Corp.; 4Dec68; C21156.
LETTER. See
THREE DRAMAS OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM.
THE LIBERTY-HEAD NICKEL, by Becca Fizell
Dunn. lv. A screenplay in 3 acts.
© Becca Fizell Dunn & Russell Dunn;
17Sep68; DU72385.
LIBERTY'S TORCH. See
THE HUNTRESSES.
DIE LIEBEN NACHBARN; Lustspiel in 3
Akten von Tibor Varadi, Deutsche
Fassung von Georg Kévary. Hamburg,
Arcadia-Verlag. 169 p. © Arcadia-
Verlag, G.M.B.H.; 30Ju168; DFO-1634.
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_ work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
114
LIFE BRINGS DEATH, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Mrs. Alvin Rink. 301. © Mrs. Alvin
Rink; 4Nov68; DU72810.
THE LIFE-FULFILLMENT CRUSADE, a play
by Robert M. Huntington. 8 ates
3 acts. © Robert M. Huntington;
15Ju168; DU71992.
LIFE OF A COMEDIAN, a play in three
acts by Stephen Hotchner. 1 v.
© Stephen Hotchner; 310ct68;
DU7 2774.
LIFE TIME MONOLOGUE, by Lou Rawls.
Sheet. © Lou Rawls Music; 15Ju168;
c20726.
LINCOLN'S DILEMMA, a historical play in
two acts by Charles Garo Ashjian.
1 v. © Charles Garo Ashjian;
16Dec68; DU73138.
LINE OF DUTY, by Robert Paul Carson.
lv. <A play in 3 acts. © Robert
Paul Carson; 29Nov68; DU73013.
THE LINGUISTIC PREHISTORY OF PEOPLES
BELONGING TO THE URALIC FAMILY OF
LANGUAGES, by Charles Serei. 161.
Lecture. © Charles Serei; 21Aug68;
c21044,
A LION ROAMS THE STREET, by Gordon
Watkins. 111. A script. © Gordon
R. Watkins; 26Nov68; C21207.
LISTEN AND REMEMBER, the story of the
Waxhaws by Dare Steele, music by
Elinor McLaughlin. 1v. A musical
play in 2 acts. © Dare Steele &
Elinor Niven McLaughlin; 23Aug68;
DU7 2836.
LISTEN! SEED FALLING! By Lucile R.
Green. Los Angeles, Christian Arts
Co. 10 p. 4 scenes. © Christian
Arts Co.; 50ct68; DP6827.
A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN, a comedy in
three acts by Ann K. Rothman. lv.
© Ann K. Rothman; 15Aug68; DU72183.
LITTLE BOXES, by John Bowen. The cof-
fee lace; Trevor. London, Methuen.
110 p. © John Bowen; 21Aug68;
DF1938.
LITTLE BOY WHO? A play for children
by William Dinner & William Morum,
London, S. French. 58 p. (French's
acting ed.) 3 acts. © Samuel
French, Ltd.; 27Jul67; DF1926.
LITTLE EYOLF. See
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
LITTLE KOREA, by Marc Kaminsky. 1 v.
A play. © Marc Kaminsky; 3Sep68;
DU72314.
THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL. See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
THE LITTLE MERMAID, a children's musi-
cal in two acts adapted from the
tale of Hans Christian Andersen.
Book & lyrics by Pat Hale, music by
Al Bahret (Alfred Bahret) 1 v.
© Pat Hale & Alfred Bahret; 30Ju168;
DU72106.
LITTLE NUISANCE, a musical play in
three acts for children's theater
by Loretta M. Guyan. 1v. Book &
lyrics only. © Loretta M. Guyan;
170ct68; DU72622.
THE LITTLE OLD PORNOGRAPHY SHOP, a play
by Lonnie Carter. 611. 3 acts.
© Lonnie David Carter; 5Aug68;
pu72114.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD; text, lyrics
music by H. Walter Wenkaert.
lv. 3 acts. © Hans Walter Wenkaert;
310ct68; DU72770.
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DRAMAS
THE. LITTLE SWEEP; the opera from Let's
make an opera, an entertainment_for
young people, op. 45 by Benjamin
Britten; libretto by Eric Crozier;
vocal score, piano solo reduction,
by Martin Penny. London, Boosey &
Hawkes. 88 p. Appl. author: :
Hawkes & Son (London) Ltd., employer
for hire of Martin Penny. Appl.
states prev. pub. 28Apr50, DPO37.
NM: reduction for one piano.
© Hawkes & Son (London) Ltd. (in
notice: Boosey & Hawkes); 31Dec67;
DF1935.
THE LITTLE TIMID DEVIL, a modern mira-
cle play with music by William H.
Atkins. 129 1. 22 scenes. Book &
lyrics only. © William H. Atkins;
15Nov68; DP6846.
LITTLE WALK TO THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
See
LENA.
THE LIVELY EXCHANGE, by T. A. Hadfield,
pseud. of Tedd Field Tassell & Alice
Ann Tassell. lv. A play in 2 acts.
© Tedd Field Tassell & Alice Ann
Tassell; 31Ju168; DU72135.
LOCKED IN HOPELESSNESS; original story
by Wayne Vincent, pseud. of Donald
Wayne Smith; screenplay by David M.
Ross & Wayne Vincent; music & origi-
nal songs & lyrics by Wayne Vincent.
106 1. Book only. Appl. states prev.
reg. 9May68, DU71494. NM: additions
& revisions. © David Michael Ross &
Donald Wayne Smith; 140ct68; DU72612.
THE LOCKET, a play in two acts by
Bernard Myers. 92 1. © Bernard
Myers; 70ct68; DU72552.
LOGIC, a word game of thought and rea-
son by Lawrence Charles Gaba. 5 1.
A lecture. © Lawrence Charles Gaba;
24Ju168; c20740.
LONDONER KLEINE WELTTHEATER, See
SOLDATEN,
THE LONELINESS OF THE STRUNG-OUT SOL-
DIER; two acts by Gordon C. Law.
53 1. A play. © Gordon C. Law;
15Ju168; DU71989.
LONELY WATCHER OF THE SKIES, a play by
Rosslyn Perry. lv. 2 acts. © Ross-
lyn Perry; 29Nov68; DU73065.
A LONG HOT SUMMER, by Ernest King.
21. Monolog. © Ernest King;
25Ju168; C20743.
LONG LASTING BLOSSOMING PLANTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
LOOK DOWN, DOWN, DOWN ON THE NIGHTIN-
GALE, a play by Louis Phillips.
107 1. Book & lyrics only. © Louis
J. Phillips, Jr.; 24Sep68; DU72418.
LOOK WRITE HEAR, Unit 3. 24 1. Appl.
author: Responsive Environments Corp.,
employer for hire. © Responsive En-
vironments Corp.; 19Aug68; c2088.
LOOKING FOR ROSA, by Jack Adler.
A play. © Jack Adler; 26Aug68;
DU72270.
35 1.
LOOT, by Joe Orton. London, Methuen &
Con by p. 2 acts. © Joe Orton;
2Feb67; DF1917. “«
THE LOOTING OF FORT KNOX; a 30 min.
teleplay concerning Maxwell Smart by
Carmelo Gariano. 211. © Carmelo
Gariano; 20ct68; DU72916.
LORD COKE TELEVISION COMMERCIAL;
writer, John Leslie Howard Gergely.
41. Script. © John Leslie Howard
Gergely; 230ct68; C21014.
July-Dec.
LORD GUNPUTTY AND THE GREAT SAFE, a
play in three acts by Martin Billing.
125 1. © Martin Billing; 7Aug68;
DU72137.
THE LOST LEGEND, by Wallace E. Broberg
& Vyonne M. McClellan. 70 1.
A screenplay. © Vyonne Madsen
McClellan & Wallace E. Broberg;
16Dec68; DU73135.
A LOT OF THINGS IN COMMON, a play in
three acts by Elizabeth Hart. lv.
© Elizabeth Hart; 25Ju168; DU72041.
LOTTIE'S LAMENT, by Dot Hester. 2 1.
© Dot Hester; 6Dec68; C21187.
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT; lecture by Mary
Howell Eliason. 111. © Mary
Howell Eliason; 9Sep68; C21022.
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT CARRIES ON, a comedy
in one act by Neal Black. lv.
© Robert Neal Black; 14Aug68;
DuU72178.
LOVE AFFAIRS AND WEDDING BELLS. See
THREE COMEDIES,
LOVE AND SKIN; or, Wake up and live..
An all Negro love generation musi-
cal by George Robert Nider. 925125
Book & lyrics only. NM: additions &
revisions. © George Robert Nider;
20Sep68; DU72624.
LOVE CITY, a play by Ruth K, Hill
(Ruth K. Hill Lazar) lv. 2 acts.
© Ruth K. Hill Lazar; 18Ju168;
DU7 2570.
LOVE FROM LIZ, by Elaine Morgan.
London, §. French. 67 p. (French's
acting ed.) 2 acts. © Elaine
Morgan; 27Sep67; DF1922.
LOVE IS A TIME OF DAY, by John Patrick.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © John Pa-
trick; 5Aug68; DU72117.
THE LOVE MAN; book by Alan Carter,
music by Stanley L. Freedman.
lv. A musical play in 2 acts.
© Alan B. Carter & Stanley L.
Freedman; 310ct68; DU72773.
LOVE SO BLIND, by Larry Neal Culbertson.
Sheet. © Larry Neal Culbertson;
18Nov68; C21183.
LOVE STORY, an original story written
& adapted for television by James
Titone. 301. © James Titone;
4Nov68; DU72787.
LOVE YOUR CROOKED NEIGHBOR, a play in
three acts by Harold J. Chapler.
87 1. © Harold J. Chapler; 29Aug68;
DP6868.
LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS, by Renee
Taylor & Joseph Bologna. ay ive
A play. © Renee Taylor & Joseph
Bologna; 100ct68; DU72584.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST, by William
Shakespeare; edited by George Lyman
Kittredge; rev. by Irving Ribner.
Waltham, Mass., Blaisdell Pub. Co.
112 p. (The Kittredge Shakespeares)
5 acts. NM: revisions & illustra-
tions. © Blaisdell Pub. Co., a
division of Ginn & Co.; l4Aug68;
A18084 .
LOWREY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF MUSIC
PROGRAMMED ORGAN INSTRUCTION, PART I,
by Zeb Billings (Gary 0. Billings)
38 1. A tape recording script.
© Zeb Billings; 18Nov68; C21118.
LUGGAGELESS TRAVEL, by Philip Rosen-
berg. 41. A talk. © Philip
Rosenberg; 240ct68; C21039.
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1968 CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
LYDIA'S RAPE, by Lewis Michael Stern,
83 1. A play in 2 acts. © Lewis M.
Stern; 5Aug68; DU72174.
LYING IS CATCHING. See
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFAIR.
M
THE M.I.A. BOOK OF PLAYS, Salt Lake
City, General Boards of the Mutual
Improvement Associations of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
Day Saints. 143 p. 5 plays. Appl.
authors: Carol Lynn Pearson & others.
© M.I.A. Boards, the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints; 4
ee y nts; 28Jun68;
MA DECHIRURE; conte dramatique en seize
tableaux de Jean Pierre Chabrol.
[Paris] Gallimard. 240 p.
© Editions Gallimard; 30Apr68;
DFO-1622.
MABARAK, THE OPTIMIST, a play in seven
parts by Rafael Bunuel. 1011.
© Rafael Bunuel; 10ct68; DU72514.
THE MAD SCIENTIST, an original story
weaevee & adapted for television by
udy Landers. 301. © Judy Land 8
4Nov68; DU7 2807. Sausintorite
MADE IN HEAVEN, a one act play by
Edward Friedman. 411. © Edward
Friedman; 26Ju168; DU72057.
THE MADELEINE CONSTANT, a play in three
scenes by Norman Aulisio. 19 1.
© Norman Roberto Aulisio; 31Dec68;
DU73186.
MADONNA OF THE TRASH CANS, a one act
play by Tony Preston (Anthony
Glenwood Preston) 24 1. © Anthony
Glenwood Preston; 3Dec68; DU73031.
MADRIGAL; Carlo Gesualdo eletregenye
by Laszlo Passuth. Budapest,
Zenemukiado Vallalat. 717 p.
© Laszlo Passuth; 30Jun68;
AFO-56077.
A MAESTRA AMERICANA E LO SCOLARO;
written by Carlo Casiano Amore.
5 1. A play. © Edward Rossi;
40ct68; DU72826.
MAGGIE FLYNN, a new musical, book, mu-
sic & lyrics by Hugo Peretti, Luigi
Creatore & George David Weiss; book
in collaboration with Morton Da
Costa. lv. “A play in 2 acts.
& lyrics only. ©on text; Hugo
Peretti, George David Weiss, Luigi
Creatore & Morton Da Costa; 280ct68
DU7 2685.
Book
THE MAGIC FORK, an original scherzo-
comedy by Sandro Giglio. 104 1.
© Sandro Giglio; 9Dec68; DU73099.
THE MAGIC LIBRARY; pilot episode writ-
ten by Billie Lou Watt (Billie Lou
Watt Studer), music by Martin New-
man. 301. © Martin Newman;
30Sep68; DU72490.
THE MAGIC RED BAG, by Ruth Jackson.
Episodes 8-20. lv. 13 television
scripts. © Ruth Jackson; 30Sep68;
C20947.
THE MAGIC TARTS, by Sarah E. Stevenson;
musical score & arrangement by S. P.
Bergmann. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Sarah E. Stevenson; 7Nov68; DU73072.
THE MAID IN ROUEN, a drama in two acts
by T. E. Trese, Jr. 1v. © Thomas
E. Trese, Jr.; 12Sep68; DU72374.
THE MAID'S TRAGEDY, by Beaumont &
Fletcher; edited by Howard B. Norland.
Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press.
136 p. (Regents Renaissance drama
series) (A Bison book, BB 224)
A play in 5 acts. NM: introd. & com-
pilation. © University of Nebraska
Press; 25Sep68; A21279.
MAIN PASSE. See
THE CHEMMY CIRCLE.
MAJOR BULLSHOT-GORGEOUS. See
THREE PLAYS BY PLAUTUS.
MAKE LOVE NOT FOOD, by Jani Gardner
(Jani Gardner Shafer) & Chase
Shafer. 491. A screenplay. © Jani
Gardner (Mrs. Chase Shafer) & Chase
Shafer; 28Jun68; DU72627.
MAKE MINE HAPPY; written by Klea E.
Worsley, with L. Clair Likes, Frances
N. Boyden & Nathan B. Hale. Salt Lake
City, MIA General Boards of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
59 p. A musical in 7 scenes. Book &
lyrics only. Appl. states songs prev.
reg. 19Aug68, EP248619. © MIA General
Boards, the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints; 28Jun68; DP6836.
MAKING OBJECTIONS WORK FOR YOU, RETAIL
SYSTEMS SALES, by Dynaphonics. 85 1.
A recording script. © Dynaphonics,
Inc.; 230ct68; C21017.
MAKING THINGS GROW, by Thalassa Cruso
(Thalassa Cruso Hencken) Recording
scripts. © Thalassa Cruso.
Accent plants. © 19Aug68; Cc20838.
Artificial lighting. © 19Aug68;
C20830.
Begonias. © 19Aug68; C20840.
Bonsai, © 19Aug68; c20829,
Bromeliads. © 19Aug68; c2084e2,
The cool window. © 19Aug68; C20839.
Displaying house plants. © 19Aug68;
c20820.
Dividing. © 19Aug68; C20834.
Dutch bulbs. © 19Aug68; Cc20816.-
Easy bulbs. © 19Aug68; C20819.
Ferns. © 19Aug68; Cc20828.
Forcing bulbs. © 19Aug68; Cc20841.
Geraniums. © 19Aug68; Cc20851.
Gesneriads. © 19Aug68; C20815.
Hanging plants. © 19Aug68; Cc20826.
Herbs & scented plants, © 19Aug68;
c20846.
Holiday decorations. © 19Aug68;
c208eh,
Horticultural presents. © 19Aug68;
c20831.
Indoor topiary. © 19Aug68; C20836.
Long lasting blossoming plants. ~
19Aaug68; C20837.
Massing a window.
c20814.
More cuttings.
© 19Aug68 ;
© 19Aug68; Cc20852.
Plants for dim places. © 19Aug68;
c20822.
The portable garden. © 19Aug68;
c20845.
The pot problem. © 19Aug68; C20821.
Potting. © 19Aug68; C20817.
Pruning and pinching out. © 19Aug68;
C20847.
Questions and answers I. © 19Aug68;
C20825.
Questions and answers II. © 19Aug68;
20835. é
Questions and answers III. © 19Aug68;
c20843.
Seeds. © 19Aug68; C20833.
Short day problems. © 19Aug68;
C20827.
Softwood cuttings. © 19Aug68;
c20848.
Soils. © 19Aug68; Cc20818.
The succulents. © 19Aug68; C20832.
Summer hanging plants. © 19Aug68;
c20850.
Summering house plants. © 19Aug68;
c20844,
Watering. © 19Aug68; C20823.
Window boxes. © 19Aug68; c20849.
115
THE MALE RIGHT, a one act play. With
monologue Defrocked, by Helen R.
Williams. 1v. © Helen R. Williams;
19Nov68; DU72942.
MALMEDY: CASE 6-24, a play in two acts
by C. R. Wobbe. Chicago, Dramatic
Pub. Co. 89 p. Appl. states prev.
reg. 18Nov66, DU67382. NM: editorial
‘revision. © C. R. Wobbe; 2Aug68;
DP6770.
MAN! By Erle McClintic (Mrs. T. M.
Mulherin) 7 1. A play. © Erle
McClintic; 22Nov68; DU72969.
THE MAN AND THE MOSQUITO, by Michael
Mathias. 461, Play. © Michae
Mathias; 20Aug68; DU72189.
THE MAN FROM IBM, a comedy in one act
by Robert A. Barrett. 17 1. © Rob-
ert Avery Barrett; 1Ju168; DU71893.
MAN FULL OF NOTHING. See
THREE COMEDIES.
MAN IN A MAZE, by Leonard Chertoff &
Frank Dale. 531. A play in 2 acts.
Appl. author: Ignazio Benfante.
© Frank Dale; 4Nov68; DU72764.
A MAN ON AN ERRAND, by Bradley H. Thies-
sen. Episodes 1-14. lv. Film
scripts. © Bradley H. Theissen;
310ct68; C21046.
THE MAN WHO COULDN'T DIE; book & lyrics
by John Heineman. 43 1. A play in
2 acts. Book only. © A. John Heine-
man; 20Nov68; DU73074.
MAN WHO KILLED TINKERBELLE. See
TWO ONE ACTS.
MAN WHO PLAYED GOD. See
SEARCH FOR REALITY.
MAN WITH THE WORD, LYIN' COWARD; words
by Jacques Wilson, music by Mort
Garson. 21. Recitation. © La Brea
Music & Emanay Music Co.; 25Nov68;
c21211.
MANHATTAN MATADOR. See
DOWNTOWN TOREADOR.
A MAN'S SONG, a dramatization about the
life of Stephen Foster as related to
his music & his psychiatric disabil-
ity, by Elizabeth Stecker. 10 1.
Book & lyrics only. © Lois Timmins;
23Aug68; DU72230.
MANUFACTURING AND TRADE. See
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
MANY ARE CALLED, BUT FEW GET UP, a
satiric sketch on the Every-Member
Canvass by Elizabeth Berryhill,
Boston, Baker's Plays. 36 p.
(Baker's royalty plays) © Elizabeth
Berryhill; 113u168; DP6739.
MARCEL CERDAN VS. EMILE GRIFFITH. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
MARGUERITE DES PETROLES; comedie en
deux parties et neuf tableaux de
Julien Vartet, pseud. de Maurice
Vachet. lv. © Julien Vartet;
90ct68; DU72733.
MARJORIE DAW, a 1 act musical adapted
by Sally Dixon Wiener. 1 v.
From Thomas Bailey Aldrich's short
story. © Sally Dixon Wiener;
290ct68; DU72705.
MARKETING EDUCATION, PART OF THE MARKET -
ING MIX, by T.H. Miller. 201.
Lecture. Appl. author: Eastman Kodak
Co. © Eastman Kodak Co.; 11Ju168;
c20712. é
MARKHEIM, an opera in one act by
Carlisle Floyd; dramatization &
text by the composer after the story
of Robert Louis Stevenson. New York,
Boosey & Hawkes. 129 p. Vocal
score. © Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.;3
12Dec68; DP6872.
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MAROONED, a comedy in three acts &
musical score by Paula Ikard Dye.
1 v. © Paula Ikard Dye (Mrs. Lamar
William Dye); 140ct68; DU72598.
THE MARRIAGE MUSEUM, a play in two
acts by Elyse Nass. Rev. 1968.
1l.v. Appl. states prev. reg.
18Ju167, 69189. NM: additions &
revisions. © Elyse Nass; 7Nov68;
DU7 2849.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, by Beaumarchais;
in one act adapted by I. E. Clark.
Schulenburg, Tex., Stage Magic Plays.
24 1. A play. NM: revisions.
© I. E. Clark; 15Sep68; a24326.
THE MARRIAGE STORE, a play in three
acts by John Clemons. 98 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1llJun56, 42705.
NM: additions & revisions. © John
Clemons; 19Aug68; DU72190.
THE MARRIAGE TEST,
35 1. A play.
20ct68; DU72618.
by Jonathan Gillman.
© Jonathan Gillman;
MARTIN LUTHER KING, by Mike Whorf.
111. Dialogue. © Education Unlim-
ited Corp.; 9Aug68; c20781.
MARY GRAHAM, an original story written
& adapted for television by Nadine
Blanc Ellis. 301. © Nadine Blanc
Ellis; 23Aug68; DU72248.
THE MARYAN METHOD OF STUDY; lecture by
Irene F. Maryan. 8 1. ° © Irene F.
Maryan; 5Aug68; C20879.
MASKS OF CHRISTMAS, by Jo Jane Pitt.
25 1. A play in 3 scenes. © Jo
Jane Pitt; 24Sep68; DU72425.
A MASQUE, by Frank Van Deusen. 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. © Frank Van
Deusen; 26Nov68; DU72992.
MASSING A WINDOW. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE MASTER BUILDER, by Henrik Ibsen;
adapted by Emlyn Williams. 22 p.
(Theatre Recording Society production
folio) Analytical notes & the com-
plete playscript.= 3:acts. Ibsen as
the dramatist of social protest, by
George Freedley; Notes by the direc-
tor of the Master builder; by Peter
Wood. Appl. authors:°Theatre Record-
ing Society & others. © Theatre
Recording Society; 28Ju165; A32712.
THE MASTER BUILDER, by Henrik Ibsen;
translated. by Kjell Amble, with an
introd. by Richard A. Duprey. San
Francisco, Chandler Pub. Co. 80 p.
(Chandler editions-in drama) 3 acts.
NM: translation & front matter.
© Chandler Pub. Co.; 4Mar68; A2112,
MASTER BUILDER. See
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
MASTERPIECES OF THE DRAMA; edited by
Alexander W. Allison, Arthur J. Carr
& Arthur M. Eastman. 2d ed. New
York, Macmillan. 814 p. 14 plays.
© Macmillan Co.; 25Apr66; A35686.
MATILDE, by 'L. M. ‘Sullivans. 17.1.° A
play. ©M. Sullivan; 26Jul168;
DU72051.
MATRIMONIO SEGRETO. See
DIE HEIMLICHE- EHE.
A MATTER OF MAKE-BELIEVE, a play with
music by Virgina Dengel. 106 1.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Veronica Dengel; 12Aug68; DU72149.
MAX TRACTOR,..COSMOTOLOGIST, by Frank
Kalil .& Jay.T..Taylor. .4;1.-,Seript.
© Beechwood Music Corp... 21Nov68;
c21228,
DRAMAS
MAY I SLEEP IN YOUR BARN? An original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Eloise La Joie. 301.
© Eloise La Joie; 4Nov68; DU72809.
MAYBE MAYBE (The wedding cake)
in 2 acts by Howard Cruse.
Book & lyrics only.
300ct68; DU72700.
MAYBE SO, MAYBE NOT, a play in one act
by Earle Hayley. a4 1.. © Earle
Hawley; 30Dec68; DU73178.
A play
VAN, 's
© Howard Cruse;
MAZEL TOV, by Gary D. Cooper. 1 v.
A play in © acts. English.
© Gary Dewayne Cooper; 6Dec68;
DU? 3077.
MAZOUSA HOTEL; or, The night all the
police had stomach- aches. A black
comedy in two acts by Emma Mandel &
Ruth Breindel. 21 1.. © Emma Mandel
& Ruth Breindel; 150ct68; DU72604.
THE MEANEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD, by
Bob Winters (Robert L. Winters) &
Emmy Gyaki. 37 1. A play in 3 acts.
© Emmy E. Gyaki & Robert L. Winters;
23Sep68; DU72447.
MEASURE OF A MAN, See
ST, THOMAS BECKET,
MEDICAL-DENTAL TERMINOLOGY, by LeGrande
H. Woolley. lv. A recording
script. © Educational Research
Associates; 26Ju168; c20747.
MEET ME AT THE FAIR. See
FROM ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
THE MEETING, a one act play based on
our national heritage, written by
Peggy Adams Orsborn, illustrated by.
Eugene Winslow, edited by David P.
Ross, Jr. Chicago, Afro-Am Pub. Co.
26 p. © Afro-Am Pub. Co., Inc.3
20May68; DP6751.
THE MEETS AND THE BOUNDS, by Herbert
Lieberman... 1v. A play in 2 acts.
© Herbert Lieberman; 14Nov68;
DU72824.
MEFISTOFELE, by Arrigo Boito; English
translation of the opera by Carl
Fuerstner. 39 1. 4 acts & epilogue.
Libretto. © Carl Fuerstner; 27Aug68;
DU7 2329.
MENAECHMUS & MENAECHMUS; comedy in
five acts by Titus Maccius Plautus;
acting version in English by Willis
T. Bradley. 108 1. Book & lyrics
only. © Willis T. Bradley; ibsepé8;
DU7 2392.
MENAGE A TROIS, by Claire Bibuld Ja-
cobs. lv. A play in 31 scenes.
English. © Claire Bibuld Jacobs;
1oct68; DU72518.
MENTAL HEALTH, ONE-TO-ONE PROGRAM.
Pt.1-3. By Irving Feldman. lv. A
recording script. © Irving Feldman;
20Sep68; 20918.
THE MERCHANT OF VENUS, a modern musical
comedy based on Shakespeare's The
Merchant of Venice. Book’ and lyrics
by Elva Mangold. 1v. Book & lyrics
only: © Elva Mangold; 25Ju168;
pu72094.
THE MERCY OF HEROD, a Christmas play
by Derrick Hughes. London, S. French.
15 p. (French's acting ed.)
© Samuel French, Ltd.; 10Aug67;
DF1928.
THE MERRICK MURDER CASE, a play by
Melvin Isaacson & Thomas Stone.
lv. 3 acts. © Melvin Roy Isaac-
son & Thomas Patton Stone; 2Aug68;
DU72176.
THE MERRY HEART; or, The swingin' cat.
By Dorothy Allford. 611. A-musical
play-in-2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
Appl. states songs prev. reg. EU71131-
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work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
July—Dec.
71142 .& prev. reg. Aug. 1968, -EU76371,
76372. - © Dorothy. Allford; 5Nov68;
DU72737. 6 pee
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. See
FALSTAFF.
MESMERISM IN IT'S LOWEST FORM, by
Noland Milton McClain. 250 1.
A play. © Noland..Milton McClain;
19Nov68; DU72944.
A MESSAGE FROM COUGAR, a one act
comedy by Jean Raymond Maljean. (In
New American plays; edited & with an
introd. by W. M. Hoffman. 1st ed.
New York, Hill & Wang. v.2; p.[101]-
128) © Jean Raymond Maljean; :
23May68;. A13215. a
A MESSAGE FROM UNCLE, by Katherine
Belew & Betty Givens. Folder.
© 4-Star Music 'Co., Inc.; 26Sep685 ©
c20951. :
METEOROLOGY, SECTION A-C, NARRATION, by
Sanderson Films, Inc. 3 v. Scripts
of disc recorded narrations to -be
reproduced as educational lectures.
Appl. states prev. reg. 1964, €17868-
17867, 17869. NM: editorial revision
& additional text. © Sanderson Films,
Inc.; 27Nov68; C21166-21164.
THE METHANOL CATYLIST ac BATTERY, by
Kenneth Stark. 161. A lecture.
© Kenneth W. Stark; 17Ju168;. C20733.
THE METHOD ACTOR, by Bobby Sandler &
Lorry Goldman. 3 .1..--A seript.
© Bobby Sandler & Lorry Goldman;
4Nov68; C21058.
METRIC SYSTEM GONE WILD, by Israel
Jacobs. 291. .A play. ©Israel
Jacobs; 27Dec68; DU73171. 5
MEXICAN STANDOFF. See
DEATHWISH.
MICKEY WALKER VS. DICK TIGER, Sée
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT ‘TOURNAMENT.
MICKEY WALKER VS. HARRY GREB. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, a condensa-
tion & adaptation of the play “by |
William Shakespeare. By John=Dennis.
45 1.. 5 acts... NM: additions &
revisions. © John Dennis} ‘290ct68;
DU72744,
MIGUEL MY LOVE, .I DON'T UNDERSTAND, .a
play in one act.by P.. Spencer
Wachtel. 25 1. © P. Spencer Wach-
tel; 5Nov68; DU72815.
MILDRED, a monologue by Robert Wesley
Martin. 161. © Robert Wesley
Martin; 13Dec68; DU73126.
MINE EYES TO THE HILLS, a play in one
act by Raphael Bilitzky. 14 1.
© Raphael Bilitzky; 30Aug68; DU72304.
MINI SKIRTS, by Calvin Shepard. 21.
A monologue. © Calvin Shepard;
4Nov68;. C21107.
THE MINK COAT, a play by Eve.S. Potvin.
lv. 3 acts. © Eve Smallwood
Potvin; 29Ju168; DU72064.
MINNIE, a tragi-comedy in three acts
by Gerald W. Hopkins. 85 1.
© Gerald W. Hopkins; 29Nov68;
DU73011.
MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL, by Mayvene
(Mayvene Ross) 56 1. Aeplay in 3
acts. ©,Mayvene Ross; 3Sep63; _
DU7 2312. 5
MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL; words! &
music by Melvin Van Peebles.
2 sheets. © Almo Music Corp.;
13Nov68;.C21121.
MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, See
THE ADULTER (Y ) ATED TRUTH.
—
:
es CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
MISANTHROPE. See
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
THE MISFIT, by Osterhout (Michael Lee
Osterhout) 251. A film script.
© Michael Lee Osterhout; 150ct68;
c20985.
MISS AMERICA, by Fred Atkins. yr als
Recitation. © Fred Atkins; 18Nov68;
€21100.
SS 36 VERSUS MISS BELCHER 1000,
36 DEMONSTRATION, by Dynaphonies.
Et akeen 2X recording script. © Dyna-
phonics, Inc.; 230ct68; C21016.
MR. CHANCE, a magical play in one act
by Audree I. Young. 1st ed. San
Francisco, Younghaven Publications.
435 p. © Audree I, Young; 23Aug68;
DP6847.
MR. FISHKER'S GLORY, by Duane B.
McCaslen, Frederick R. Dickerson &
Robert E. Jenkins. 21. A recita-
tion. © Everyday Publishing; 240ct68;
C21054
MR. GREY, an original screenplay by Wil-
liam Dear & Robert Dyke. 161.
© William Dear & Robert Dyke; 26Aug68;
DU72264 .
MR. JINGELING TV SHOW 1968: SEARCH FOR
THE KEY TO THE SECRET OF CHRISTMAS,
by Isabelle M. Draeger. 1 v.
Script. © Isabelle M. Draeger;
4Nov68; C21074.
MR. JIVE, a one-act comedy play by
AS aR Maynor Woods. 121. OA. R.
Maynor Woods; 16Dec68; C21221.
MR. LINCOLN, by Hal Southern & Wayne
Foster. Sheet. © Potts Internation-
al Corp.; 3Sep68; Cc20875.
MR. OLLIE'S HERE, a tragicomedy by
Stephen Saikin. 73 1. © Stephen
Saikin; 19Dec68; DU73075.
MR. PRIME MINISTER, a musical; book,
lyrics and music by Dorothy Newman.
liv. 2 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
2Jun65. WM: revisions & additions.
© Dorothy Marion Newman & Jeannie
Newman; 170ct68; DU72637.
MR. SOUR, by Marvin Ellin. 151. A
screenplay. © E Productions, Inc.;
233u168; C20736.
MRS. 'ARRIS GOES TO PARIS, a new musi-
cal based on the novel by Paul Galli-
eo; book by Conway Sexton, pseud. of
Richard Vaughn Besoyan, music & lyr-
ics by Rick Besoyan (Richard Vaughn
Besoyan) lv. 2 acts. © Richard
Vaughn Besoyan; 12Aug68; DU72145.
MISTRESS OF ROSE HALL, by Bud Vander-
wyst (Thomas Vanderwyst) 52 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Thomas Vander-
wyst; 12Nov68; DU72889.
MIXED BLOOD, an origianl story written
& adapted for television by Virginia
M. Pope. 301. © Virginia M. Pope;
27Aug68; DU72280.
MIXED DOUBLES. See
ROOMMATES.
MODERN VOCABULARY. 861. A script.
Appl. author: McLendon Educational
Corp. © McLendon Educational
Corp; 23Sep68; C20943.
MOJAVE, a play in two acts by Hiroshi
Akagi. 1v. © Richard Hiroshi
Akagi; 3Sep68; DU72323.
MOLLY'S DREAM, by Maria Irene Fornes.
421. A play in 2 parts. © Maria
Irene Fornes; Tigu168; DU71960.
MOMMA AS SHE BECAME, BUT ee Be SHE
WAS, by John Rechy. 9 1 Aap tay
© John Rechy; 20Jun68; DU7188
THE MOMMAS AND THE POPPAS AND THE
C.I.A., a farce by Justus E. Wyman,
lv. A play in3 acts. © Justus E.
Wyman; 22Ju168; DU72027.
MOMUS LIVES, a motion picture shooting
script by Joel H. Griffith. 201.
© Joel Harold Griffith; 70ct68;
DU72574.
THE MONEY GRUBBERS, a new eomeee. by
Gwen Harwood. lv. 3 acts.
© Gwen Harwood; 6Sep68; DU72349.
THE MONEY MAN, a play in one act by
Joseph Praml. 47 1. © Joseph
Patrick Praml; 10Dec68; DU73105.
THE MONEY SHOW, by Robert Fondiller &
Frederick Godfrey Stehman. 22 1.
TV script. Appl. states prev. reg.
© Robert Fondiller & Frederick God-
frey Stehman; 3Jun68; C20711
MONOLOG TO DICK CAVETT SHOW, by Edward
Griswold. 913 1. Appl. tit: Lt was a
tough day. © Edward Griswold;
8Nov68; C21077.
M. LE MODERE. See
THEATRE IV.
MONTEZUMA; 1'Espagne a la conquete de
l'Empire Azteque, by Mel Shappart,
pseud. of M. G. Dumoulié. 192 1.
A play. ©M. G. Dumoulié; 15Ju168;
pu71922.
THE MOOD DANCE, a one act dance play
by A. R. Maynor Woods. 91.
© A. R. Maynor Woods; 30Sep68;
C20950.
MOON CHILDREN; play by Madeline Gree-
ley, pseud. of Madeline Clare
Twomey. 211. 1 act. © Madeline
Clare Twomey; 28Aug68; DU72330.
MOON MAGIC, by Piers Powell (Percival
H. Powell) 57 1. A musical play
in 3 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Percival H. Powell; 24Sep68;
DU72499.
MOONLIGHT, KISSES AND LOVE, a good-na-
tured play by Robert Herron. TOS".
3 acts. © Robert C. Herron; 8Ju168;
DU71941.
MOONTRAP. See
THE MOUNTAIN MEN.
MOOR OF VENICE. See
OTELLO.
MORE CUTTINGS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
MORNING. See
CHIAROSCURO.
MORTY, a comitragedy in casual black
by Allan Kelly. lv. A play in 3
acts. © Allan H. Kelly, Jr.; 8Ju168;
DU7 1937.
MOSTELLARIA, See
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION.
MOSTLY MEXICAN, by Education Unlimited
Corp. lv. Scripts to 15 tapes.
© Education Unlimited Corp.3;
QAug68; C20782.
MOTHER, a play in two acts by Iris
Faye Rosofsky. 1v. © Iris Faye
Rosofsky; 3Sep68; DU72307.
MOTHER GOOSE GO-GO, a rock-folk musi-
cal revue based on traditional airs
& verses from Mother Goose; adapta-
tion & new lyrics by Jim Eiler;
117
original music by Jim Eiler & Jeanne
Bargy. lv. 2 acts. © Jim Eiler &
Jeanne Bargy; 12Aug68; DU72207.
MOTHER LOVES YOU, a comedy by Jack
Horrigan (John V. Horrigan) ‘1 v.
3 acts. © John V. Horrigan; 4Dec68;
DU73037.
MOTHER'S DAY, by Richard Volpe.
A play in 2 scenes.
280ct68; DU72720.
ite
© Richard Volpe;
MOUNT VERNON REVISITED, by William L.
Lederer. 1v. A play in 3 acts.-
© William L. Lederer; 21Aug68;
DU72218.
THE MOUNTAIN FAMILY, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Ronnie Humphrey. 321. © Ronnie
Humphrey; 5Nov68; DU72821.
MOUNTAIN JUSTICE, by Bob Winters
(Robert L. Winters) & Emmy Gyaki.
36 1. A play in 3 acts. © Emmy E.
Gyaki & Robert L. Winters; 30Sep68;
Du72489.
THE MOUNTAIN MEN, a screenplay by John
Rhinehart. 198 1 Appl. states
motion picture Eaten script
adapted from Moontrap by Don Berry.
© John Rhinehart; 23Dec68; DU73160.
MOURNER. See
FANTASIES.
THE MOVIE, an episode of The mother's-
in-law by Roger Dobkowitz. 1 v.
A screenplay. © Roger Kurt Dob-
kowitz; 9Sep68; DU72367.
THE MOVIE IDOL, Le Mary Nofri. 24 1.
A screenplay. © Mary Nofri; 29Nov68;
DU73066.
MOYNGIN, a short play by Barbara L.
Halpern. 23 1. Includes music for
1 song. © Barbara L. Halpern;
12Sep68; DU72767.
MUCKYTOWKERS. See
THE WONDER OF THUNDER.
MUK LUK, by Ken Friedman (Kenneth
Friedman) 1v. A play in 2 acts.
© Kenneth Friedman; 12Dec68;
DU73001.
A MUNICIPAL REPORT, by O. Henry, pseud.
of William Sydney Porter. Adapted as
a one-act play by Robert Brome.
Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co.
23 p. (Eldridge popular one-act
playscripts) © Robert Brome;
15Sep68; DP6881.
MURDER. See
TWO SHORT PLAYS.
THE MURDER IN THAT DAMN ELEVATOR AT THE
CHATEAU MARMONT, by Chester Leo
Smith. 1v. A play in 3 acts.
© Chester Leo Smith; 140ct68;
DUT 2595.
MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL. See
COLLECTED PLAYS.
MURDER IS ONLY SKIN DEEP. See
THE HUNTRESSES.
THE MURDER OF FRANCIS LOUISE, by
Roberta Gibson. 1051. A play in 3
acts. © Roberta Gibson; 15Nov68;
pU72918.
MURMURING SEA, by Grace Kelly McAleavy.
1v. A musical play in 3 acts.
© Grace Kelly McAleavy; 280ct68;
DU72730.
MUSE. See
THINK TANK.
MUSIC OF OUR TIME, PROGRAM G; video-
tape project written, produced &
directed by Charles Blackman. 30 1.
A recording eri DL: © Charles Black-
man; 30Dec68; C21247.
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MUSIC WITH CHILDREN, by Grace Nash.
Bove (4 ehaouing scripts. © Grace
C. Nash; 12Ju168; DU72000.
MUSTANG VS, FOKKER, an origianl story
written & adapted for television by
Tony Rogers (Carl A. Rogers) 30.1.
© Carl A. Rogers; 27Aug68; DU72281.
A MUTUAL PAIR, by Terence Rattigan.
152 1. A play in 2 acts. © Terence
Rattigan; 12Ju168; pu72144.
MUZEEKA, by John Guare. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 26 p.
A play in 6 scenes. © John Guare;
210ct68; DP6829.
MY BABY; book, music & lyrics by Ruth
Green (Ruth Green Bornstein) 1 v.
A play in 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
Prev. reg. 1966. NM: revisions.
© Ruth Green; 19Aug68; DP6806.
MY BABY DIED IN VIET NAM. See
OUR BABY DIED IN VIET NAM.
MY BROTHER, THE BRIDE; book & lyrics by
Dean McIlnay (Robert D. McIlnay) &
Richard Erickson. lv. A play in
2 acts. Book & lyrics only. © Robert
D. McIlnay & Richard Erickson;
18Dec68; DU73144.
MY FUTURE LOOKS GOOD, an original story
written & adapted for television by
William H. Rayford. 301. © William
H. Rayford; 4Nov68; DU72811.
MY HEART BELONGS TO GROSSERMANN, a
comedy by Allen Boretz. 102 1.
2 acts. © Angus Nayfish; 30Aug68;
DU7 2328.
MY KINSMAN, MAJOR MOLINEUX.
THE OLD GLORY.
See
MY LIFE AND CHILDHOOD, an original
story written & adapted for tele-
vision by Mabel Burns. Svs
© Mabel Burns; 4Nov68; DU72801.
MY NAME IS CLAIRE, a play in three acts
by Sheridan Gibney. 1 v. © Sheridan
Gibney; 11Ju168; DU71982.
MY PET WHATSIS, an account of the real
life experiences of ten year old
Joey Clemmons & a hitherto non-exist+
ent animal as told to TV writer-
producer Robert Mann by Robert Mann,
22 1. © Robert J. Mann; 4
uae nn; 12Ju168;
MY THEORY OF LIFE, an address prepared
& delivered by Cashly Arthur Henry.
91. © Cashly A. Henry & Nina M.
Henry; 26Nov68; C21160.
MY WIFE, I AIN'T SEEN HER, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 11 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 210ct68;
C21029.
MY WIFE THE MEATBALL KOOK, by Ghersen
Kaufman. 41. © Ghersen Kaufman;
140ct68; C20977.
THE MYSTIC UNION: A PROPOSED BIOLOGI-
ra EXPLANATION, by Alexander Maven.
1. © Alexander Maven; 29Aug68;
c20862. uma aie
THE MYTH BREAKER, by Ronald M. Everett.
15 1. A play in 6 scenes. © Ronald
M. Everett; 1Ju168; DU71898.
N
NCR 400 DEMONSTRATION AND THE 400
VERSUS COMPETITION, by Dynaphonics.
69 1. A recording script. © Dyna-
phonics, Inc.; 230ct68; C21015.
NAAMAN THE SYRIAN, by James Howard
Leaf. 129 1. A play in 3 acts.
© James Howard Leaf; 26Sep68;
DU72505.
DRAMAS
NAOMI'S BOOK, a play by Deborah W.
Berman. 84 1. © Deborah W. Berman;
16Sep68; DU72398.
NARCISSUS, by Roma Greth. 861. A
play in 3 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 25Jun62, DU55756. NM: revisions
& additions. © Roma Greth; 4Dec68;
DU73038.
THE NATIONALS, a black happening in
three acts by Arthur J. Graham.
San Diego, Calif., Black Book Pro-
ductions. 87 p. © Arthur J. Graham;
210ct68; DP6852.
NATIONS. See
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT (Die Seeschlacht)
By Reinhard Goering, translated
from the German by Ulrich Weisstein.
481, A‘play. © Ulrich Weisstein;
20ct68; DU72508.
NAVIGATION AND RADIO, SECTION A-c,
by Sanderson Films. 3 v. Scripts of
disc recorded narrations to be re-
produced as educational lectures.
Aber states prev. reg. 1966,
C18718, 18721 & 18720. NM: editorial
revision & additions. © Sanderson
Films, Inc.; 24Sep68; C20957,
20953-20954.
NAVIGATION, SECTION A-c, NARRATION, by
Sanderson Films, Inc. 3 v. Scripts
of dise recorded narrations to be
reproduced as educational lectures.
Appl. states prev. reg. 1965, C18232-
18234, NM: editorial revision &
additional text. © Sanderson Films,
Inc.; 27Nov68; €21175-21173.
"NEATH THE SYCAMORE, an original
story written & adapted for television
by Daisy Zane Brennan. 311.
© Daisy Zane Brennan; 4Nov68;
DUT 2791.
NEGAFLAP, a comedy in ten scenes by
Steven Ronald Brattman. 50 1.
Book & lyrics only. © Steven Ronald
Brattman; 30Sep68; DU72511.
NEGRO IDENTITY WITH THE SOUND OF THE
TIMES, by Katie Wells & Thomas Wells.
4 1. Script. © Katie Wells & Thomas
Wells; 110ct68; c20974.
NEIGHBORHOODS. 6 v. Filmstrip scripts.
Appl. author: Coronet Instructional
Films. NM: additions. © Coronet
Instructional Films, a division of
Esquire, Inc.; 180ct68; Cc20991.
NEITHER YOUNG NOR OLD, a Christian
Science lecture by Harry S. Smith.
321. © Harry S. Smith; 20ct68;
c2094o.
NEVER THE SUNRISE, by Cliff Nyberg
(Clifford W. Nyberg) 321. A play
in 2 acts. © Clifford W. Nyberg;
18Nov68; DU72927.
NEW AMERICAN PLAYS. Vol.2. Edited &
with an introd. by William M. Hoffman.
ist ed. New York, Hill & Wang.
271 p. (A Mermaid dramabook)
8 plays. NM: introd. & compilation.
© Hill & Wang, Inc.; 23May68; A13213.
A NEW AND COMPLETELY ORIGINAL GAME,
THE HONEYMOONQUIZ, by Jan L. M.
Meulendijks. 41. © Jan L. M.
Meulendijks; 25Nov68; C21139.
NEW COMPLETE STORIES OF THE GREAT BAL-
LETS, by George Balanchine; edited by
Francis Mason, drawings by Marta
Becket.
626 p. © on additional text; Double-
day & Co., Inc.; 6Dec68; A35114.
A NEW EXCITEMENT IN SCHOOL PICTURES.
14 1. A film lecture. Appl. author:
Eastman Kodak Co. © Eastman Kodak
Co.; 20Sep68; c20912.
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Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday.
July—Dec.
THE NEW LIFE OF RICARDO, an original
story written and adapted for tele-
vision by S. P. Manaois. Dit sas
© S. P. Manaois; 313168; DU72078.
A NEW LOOK AT IMPORTANT ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES, by William R. Davidson,
Alton F. Doody & Bert C. McCammon,
Jr. 311. A lecture. © Manage-
ment Horizons, Inc.; 16Sep68;
c20893.
THE NEW RASPUTIN, by Robert Hogan.
Religious Theatre Publications.
(In Religious theatre, no.6, summer
1968, p.105-136) © Robert Hogan;
19Aug68; DP6867.
NEW SHOES FOR UNCLE TOM, by Richard D.
Waters. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Richard D. Waters; 16Aug68;
DU7 2196.
A NEW SOURCE OF ENERGY AND POWER
THROUGH ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC DYNAM-
ICS, by Van P, Combs. 161. Lecture.
© Combs Research Corp.; 22Nov68;
C21133.
NEW TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING THE TIME
ELEMENT IN MUSIC; lecture by Lily
B. Blewitt. 131. © Lily B. Blewitt
(Mrs. Jeston S. Blewitt) & Mary M.
Wilson (Mrs. Richard C. Wilson);
210ct68; C21026,
NEW THINGS, by Myrtle Hampton. 124 1.
A play. Appl. states prev. reg.
22Sep66, DU66762. NM: revision &
additions. © Myrtle Hampton; 1Ju168:
DU71907.
THE NEW UNDERGROUND THEATRE; edited by
Robert J. Schroeder. New York,
Bantam Books. 211 p. (Bantam world
drama, QT4131) 8 plays. NM: introd.
© Bantam Books, Inc.; 6May68; A30628.
NEW YORK SLAVE. See
THE FIRST BAD SOJOURNS OF YOUNG MISS
TRUTH, THE NEW YORK SLAVE.
THE NEWS ITEM, by Lauro Olmo, trans-
lated by Marcia Cobourn Wellwarth.
A play. (In Modern Spanish theatre.
New York, Dutton. p.319-327)
© Marcia Wellwarth; 14Mar68; DP6782.
THE NEWS REPORTER, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 4 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 300ct68;
C21096.
NEXT. See
APPLE PIE.
NEXT STOP, ELMHURST, a play in three
acts by Dennis Lee Galling. 87 1.
© Dennis Lee Galling; 26Aug68;
DU72268.
NEXT YEAR IN JERUSALEM, a play by
Martin Sherman. 42 1. © Martin
Sherman; 70ct68; DU72520.
NIGHT ALL THE POLICE HAD STOMACH ACHES.
See
MAZOUSA HOTEL.
NIGHT AND WAR IN THE PRADO MUSEUM, an
etching in a prologue’ and one act by
Rafael Alberti; translated by Lemuel
Johnson. (In Modern Spanish thea-
tre. New York, Dutton. p.195-238)
© Lemuel Johnson; 14Mar68; DP6779.
THE NIGHT BEFORE PARIS, a play by
Martin Sherman. 181. © Martin
Sherman; 70ct68; DU72521.
NIGHT FLIGHT (Jetting out) Words by
W. C. Stone, music by Jim Bishop.
Sheet. Recitation. © Walter C.
Stone & Jim Bishop; 23Aug68; Cc20860.
A NIGHT FOR GHOSTS, by William Kushner.
311. A play. © William Kushner;
280ct68; DU72716.
NIGHT ‘LIFE: OF THE GODS.1) Se aug
YE GODS. is
NIGHT OF TERROR, an eaieiaatl story
written & adapted jfor, television by7’
Betty Burris; cael Ll. © Betty Burris;
26Sep68; ed
NIGHT. OF THE) BLACK: TOAD, a. onesact
drama by Beatrice: La\ Force. Franklin,
Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co. 31 p.
(Eldridgé popular oné-aet'-playscripts)
© Eldridge ‘Pub. °Co.; 15Sep68; DRO:
eee OF .THE WITCH; by Donald Capezzona.:
21. A play.in 2-acts. ..© Donald.
Capezzonas 21Aug68; DU7.2273. proos7
NIGHT WATCH, by Barbara L. Halpern &
Frank Wittows =o ken a4
Includes» music.’ fori'l song.
Lec Halpern; 25068; Duve2768.
NIKOBE, a musical” play by Norman ‘Fingon.
Lo Ven 2 acts. «©, Norman HERS OFS
570168; DUT 1952,
© Earoera
NO ANSWER, “& very short ash valthoult
words by William Hanley. 2
© William: Hanley} 1pAug6s; puveiro:
NO DEPOSIT, ‘No RETURN, by Pat Peart-
steint: avi.) A play in_2 acts.
© Patricia*H: ‘Pearlstein; meee
DU72088. :
NO FUTURE? By Elizabeth Alma Pecan
2) sheetS.c= Monolog: \.© Elazabeth “1
Alma Bacon; 12Nov683= = C2110" ST YC
NO MORE KETCHUP, -by : Aviva Ravel~* pve
A 730lbe: © Aviva Ravel; gDec68;
US :
NO PLACE” TO BE SOMEBODY; a-black come-
dy for‘ the\'stage, three‘acts by
Charles-Gordone.© l-vs ©sCharles Ey
Gordone; -3Sep68; _DU72306..°% ©
NO ROOM FOR DIVINE ERROR; musical fan-
tasy humour ‘drama, book & lyrics by
Lloyd ‘K. Lewis.) 1 v...3 acts.*" Music
for 3 songs. Appl. authors:. LIoyd K.
Lewis & ‘Arnold P. Lewis. © Lloyd kK.
Lewis & Arnold P. Lewis; es
DU75055 .
NO SALE, a See in one act by- Michael
McGrinder. 25 1. © Michael Mc-
Grinder; 26Sep68; DU72506. :
NO“TRIFLING WITH LOVE, by Frank Canino.
even A "play. °.O Frank SARL.
19Nov68; °DU72943.
NO TRIUMPH FOR DAVID, a one Fite play i in
verse by Beaumont “Bruestle. 321.
© Beaumont, Bruestie; LoSep68; DUT2373.
NO TRUMPETS BLOWING; story of three 2
shepherds by Alberta Hawse. —Franklin,
Ohio, Eldridge. Pub. Co, ~25'p. Z
5 scenes. (Eldridge Christmas enter=
tainments) © Eldridge” Pub: Co.;
15Sep68;' DP6885.- __-
THE NOBEL PRIZE, a three act drama-
comedy: about things=to come by:
Roc. Roda, pseud. of Richard.N.
Richonne. .1.v+, © Richard N.-
Richonne; 140ct68; DU72601... -
NOBODY'S GOT EVERYTHING, a three act.
play by James K. Carter. 15 1
© James K. Carters! 267u168; DUT2047"
NOISY BELLS, a three act play by Ruth
Hillman. 102 Fo. ©Ruth Hillman;
29kug68 s DUT 2293. bE e
THE Norsy PASSENGER, by SHaPESy : ‘Schrift.
1 veocA play -in.3-sacts 71-©- spheeeD
Winters Productions, Ings Sues
DU72326..
A’play in>2 acts,
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
THE! NOMINATIONS: COMMITTEE, ;a@ one! act
comedy® byo Marylou, HarrissWilkinson
(Maryc Loui'seqHarris: Wilkinson)
-2611,1 ©.Marylot Harris: Wilkinson
: (Mrs's ¢LewisoH..Wilkinson)3-22Nov683
DuU72972.
NON-BELIEVERS * 'Sée
THE ATHEIST.
NONE DO THERE "EMBRACE, by Carson
Davidson. 73 1. Screenplay. Appl.
state's'-prev.. \réeg..A7Apr68, DUTI325 «
NM: revision & additions. .\© Carson
Davidson; 2Ju168; DU71912.
NONPARETL JACK DEMPSEY VS. SUGAR RAY
ROBINSON. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
NON-STOP, a comedy to be performed in
the igréat outdoors by Bill sebalte
(William>M)iMeyers)° 9-1, :
© William M. Meyers; 27Nov68;
DUT.2996 .,
NORTH CUTY. TRAFFIC ‘STRAIGHT AHEAD, z
by James, Douglas; Dixon, Calif.,
Proscenium Press. 381. (Irish
play; series,.no.1),-3 acts: ©,dames
Douglas;..19Aug68; DP6800.... -
NOS ANCETRES CELTIQUES; ‘commentaire par
Emile -Trachsel -D' apres ‘et .en comple=-
ment de 1'ouvrage=De Colomban /aux
Gueux;)d'EmileTrachsehes/»19i1:
(Film fixe no 1) Slide script. Appl.
states:book, ,De;Colomban = aux’ Gueux, ©
prev.o regs) i6Aug49;> AFO-15.4 NM:>°com=
pilations..:© Emile Trachsel; 9Dec683°
C21038s9 otts ie :
NOT JUST ANY? OLD: GIRL; a’ play in” seven
scenes by Fred Rue Jacobs. 43 1.
© Fred Rue mecopes 27168 ; DU71910.
NOW IT'S TIME TO*SAY°I' DO," by James Ed-
ward Tucker & Larry Neal Culbertson.
Sheet. Recitation. © Larry Neal Cul-
aounans, 2100685" C21005.
NOW WHAT? | Two act ‘play by dosge Krimer.
13201. © JorgeoKrimer; °140ct68;
DU72631.
THE NTH POSITION, a farce by Robert
Vaux Roop. 1va¥A play in 2 acts.
© Robert Vaux Roop; 280ct68;
DU72756..
THE NUTWORK, an original Reneus ton
script by Frank Charles; Kalil &
~Jacob Tipton, Taylor, 70.1,
©,Frank Charles Kalil.& Jacob Tipton
Taylor; 160ct68; C20987.
O. C.'S HEART, a play. in_three_ acts. by
JeanvWheeler Smith.' 63-1. * © Jean
Wheeler-Smith; 108ep68} A2B834 .
QO; PIONEER, BABY, by Robert Anderson,
1. A play. © Robert Woodruff
Anderson» 2toet68 5 DUT 2662." fe
THE "0" TRAIN, a playtincone act, iby
Brian Battle; °:25°1. :© Reuben ‘Brian
Battle; 26Aug68; DU72265.
THE OBJECTOR, a play‘by. Byron’®
Vazakas. 181. 3 scenes.
© Byron Vazakas; 1Nov68 ; “DUT 2776.
THE OBSCENE VERSE OF. MAGDALENE: RANDALL-
MAN, an’ original: play in)-three! acts
by, Jamesj Pendletons:s liv. 1© James
D. Pendleton; 2Dec68;.‘DU73025:.
OBVIOUSLY,:-a :play (in three “acts “by: Ht
Luther Evans. .69/1. .-©’Luther°Ev-
ans; 21Aug68; DU72217.
OEDIPUS, MYTH’ AND DRAMA;
119
ODDS, ;23 TO,.1,-by.Stephen,C.;;Peplin.
52 1...,A musical. play in acts.
Based partially on events. in. book,
Appl. states prev. reg. 100ct68,
EU78129. .M:~additions;.:© © Stephen
C. Peplin; 15Nov68; DU72878.
edited by Mar-
tin Kallich; ‘Andrew’ MacLeish: & Ger-
trude Shoenbohm.~* New York, Odyssey
Press. 404 p. 3 plays. . Contents:
Oedipus: the king, by Sophocle’s.--_
Oedipus,--by John Dryden & Nathaniel
Lee.--Oedipus: and® the ‘sphinx,’ by Hugo
von Hofmannstahl. Appl: author:, West-
ern Pub’. Coe, Inc .oemployer ‘for hire.
NM: introd’., notes, compilation &
translation.-<‘© Western Pub. ‘Co;
BACs 29Aug68; A21713.
lay. in one act: ‘by Rob-
OH, GLORIA,° a
© Robert: Shure;
ert Shurey 5 Is
17Ju168; DU72009.
OH GLORIOUS TINTINNABULATION,° by June
Havoe music: by: doe Seer lyrics
by. Havoc; &=Bousardieos1 ¥sooA play?
© JunesHavoc & Joe»Bousards°25Sep683
DU7 2475s 2
OH, HAMLET, YOU SHOULD HAVE LISTENED
70 ME, a one act stage play by Gil
Garcia (Gilberts Garcia)’ 56-1,
© Gil Garcia; ) 210¢t68; DUT2666."
OH, THAT DANDY DAY IN CASEVILLE: TOWN,
by John Crawford, pseud. of Cleve
Richardson & Charles! Keet Curran.
156-12!" A''screenplay.._ ©’ John Craw-
ford & Charles K.-“Curran;''180¢t68;
DU72617.
OIL IS! WHERE. YOU: FIND! aT; BLADE DAGGER-
SHAW... S See
THE CIGARETTE FIEND.
OLD CALIFORNIA: HOUSESy See
I LOVE A LADY.
THE: OLD» GLORYi,= by» Robert: ;Lowell..7; Rev.
ed. New York,;Farrar, Straus, &
Ginoux.7 (225) piooS plays. Contents:
Endecott and the Red Cross.--My kins-
man3°Major Molineux!=-Benito Cereno,
Appl.iistates*prev.. reg! 8Nov65,.
DP5939. © Robert Lowell; 1Nov68;
DP6837.
THE-OLD MaN DIES ;°a play in-1 dct by
Howard -Gruse/~ 4U°1>°= Book & -lyriés
only.....© Howard ornges BoeHORS :
DUT2699.. a
OLDMAN, -JACKSON; . original screenplay by
John Stag[g] Hanson & Ronald S. Gant-
man. 209 1...-Appl.,.states prev.) reg.
22Dec66, DUEBINS & 29Dec66,,,-DP6330;:-
NM: Revision. © John Stage Hanson &
Ronald. S.. Gantman; BORED DP6E145 |
OLD -PRIESTS~ See:
THE CELEBRANTS.
OLD WIVES! TATE, See z
SACRAPANT, THE SORCERER.
OLROYD'S “SON, by Mordecai Gorelik, =
1v. °‘ A play “in 2 acts... *©. Mordecai.
Gorelik; 10Sep68; DU72360'.
ON LEARNING ‘AND SOCTAL: ‘CHANGE, pt.1,
by, Michael, Rossman./24 iD) Lectures
Appl: ti.1- Urbana: University talk:
© Michael Rossman3* 2AUg683° C20757.
ON TIME, an entertainment on the con-
frontation of “youth and’ age’. Original
scenes ‘and sketches “aswell as ‘scenes
from the classics translated!, “arranged
& adapted by Fel£x “Leon,.-Howard “da
Silva & Alfred Drake; with ‘origfnal
music and lyrics by Charles Burr.
lv. -2°aets? “Appl: states -prev. ‘reg.
as’ The ageless ‘dialogues: 15dan68;5 i 9
DU70487. NM: revision°-& addition°of
songs. © Felix Leon, Howard da Silva,
Alfred Drake & Charles Burr « aan
DU72381.
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120
ONCE A MONTH, by Jacques Sigurd.
A screenplay. © Jacques Sigurd;
30Aug68; DU72388.
ILO TLS
ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS TREE, by Jeanne
Mallett. Based upon an idea by
Angela Martin. 671. A musical play
in 2 acts. Book only. © Jeanne
Marie Mallett; 31Dec68; DU73187.
100 YEARS, 100 YARDS, by R. L. Lenhart.
Sheet. A script. © Ralph L.
Lenhart; 30Dec68; c21249.
ONE IS A CROWD, a play in three acts
by Beah Richards. lv. © Beah
Richards; 3Sep68; DU72339.
ONE MADNESS WITHOUT A SECOND, a play in
two acts and four scenes by Milton
Hood Ward. 1v. © Milton Hood
Ward; 11J3u168; DU71958.
ONE-MAN SHOW; comic opera in two acts
by Nicholas Maw; libretto by Arthur
Jacobs; vocal score by Susan Brad-
shaw. London, Boosey & Hawkes.
326 p. Vocal score. © Boosey &
Hawkes Music Publishers, Gtdi.5
9Ju168; DFO-1626.
ONE MOMENT, a two-act play by Edgar
Charles Eckhardt, Jr. (Ned Eckhardt)
lv. © Edgar Charles Eckhardt, Jr.;
6Nov68; DU72948.
ONE MORE TIME, a play in two acts by
G. D. Turner. 134 1. © Gerald D.
Turner; 220ct68; DU72647.
ONE NIGHT AT A BAR IN NEW YORK CITY, a
short play by Chris Assini. 22 1,
© Chris Assini; 280ct68; DU72721.
ONE STORY HOUSE, by Mary Rauworth.
10 1. 1 act. © Mary Rauworth;
29Ju168; DU72063.
ONE SUMMER IN MAY, an original screen-
play by Allen J. Actor. 95 1.
© Allen J. Actor; 40ct68; DU72539.
1,000 PLUS 25, a play in six scenes by
O. H. Milo. 481. © Otto H. Milo;
21Aug68; DU72222.
THE ONICCA CORP, by Michael Procaccino.
lv. A play in 3 parts. © Michael
Procaccino; 220ct68; DU72671.
THE ONLY GIRL IN THE GAME, an original
screenplay by Jonathan Giles, pseud.
of James L. Wolcott. 156 1.
© James L. Wolcott; 22Aug68; DU72232.
000-OUCH TREE AND THE VIRGIN. See
THE DUOLOGUE.
AN OPEN DOOR, a play in two parts by
Daniel J. Bellew, lv. © Daniel J.
Bellew; 290ct68; DU72746.
OPERA NOIR. See
THE BLACK OPERA.
THE OPTION, a short play by Ellen B.
Jones. 201. © Ellen B. Jones;
16Aug68; DU72253.
ORAL PROMOTIONAL MESSAGES FOR KTCU-FM
IN FORT WORTH TEXAS, by Bruce Kenyon
Harvey. Sheet. © Bruce Kenyon Har-
vey; 24Ju168; C20737.
ORIENTALIA AND WESTERN MENTAL RAPPORT;
doctoral dissertations on psychology
and metaphysics by Pedro M. Court
Sifre. 361. © Pedro Manual Court
Sifre; 7Mar68; C20715.
ORIGINAL HAIR AD, written by Pearl
Bailey. 2 sheets. © Pearl Bailey;
17Sep68; C20915.
OTELLO; or, The Moor of Venice. Opera
in three acts. Music by Gioacchino
Rossini, libretto by Francesco Berio
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DRAMAS
di Salsa, English version by John W.
Freeman. New York, F. Colombo.
34 p. (Collection of opera libretti,
NY 2709) Italian & English. Libret-
to. © Franco Colombo, Inc.; 15May68;
DP6807.
THE OTHER WAY AROUND, a screenplay by
Michael Ackerman. 1001. © Over-=
ground Productions, Inc.; 26Aaug68;
DU72272.
QUR BABY DIED IN VIET NAM, by Anthony
Joseph Damiano. 31. Appl. ti.:
My baby died in Viet Nam. © Anthony
Joseph Damiano; 18Sep68; C20958.
OUR BOY DICK. See
THE EMPEROR'S PARADE.
OUR GENERATION, by Terry E. Jenkins.
21. Speech. © Terry Elden Jenkins;
9Jul68; Cc20714.
OUR TIMES; words & music by Hazel L.
Cottington; music by Robert C. Ernst.
Sheet. © Hazel L. Cottington &
Robert C. Ernst; 11Sep68; Cc20883.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS, by Jo Anne McKnight.
20 1. 1 act. © Jo Anne McKnight;
24Ju168; DU72036.
OUT WEST, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) 121. A eee
© Dewey Markham; 210ct68; C21030.
THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT, by Bret
Harte; a play in one act adapted by
Perry Edwards, pseud. of Edward
Udovick. Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co.
58 p. Includes music for 2 songs.
© Dramatic Pub. Co.3 250ct68;
DP6839.
THE OUTSIDE'S IN, by J. Scoggin. 251.
A play. © James Russell Scoggin,
Jr.; 20Nov68; DU72956.
OX-ROAST, by Dolores Walker (Dolores
Walker Payne) & Andrew Piotrowski.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Dolores
Walker & Andrew Piotrowski; 27Aug68;
DU72276.
P
P X, I LOVE YOU; or, Kilroy was here;
or, The girls in the band; or, Why I
came to America. By Mrs. Keith Ir-
vine (Chippy Irvine) 611. A musical
Play in 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Mrs. Keith (Chippy) Irvine; 17Sep6&;
DU72379.
PA, a play by Ben Rosenthal. 64 1.
2 acts. © Ben J. Rosenthal; 3Sep68;
DU7 2294.
PAGEANT OF FLAGS AND STANDARDS, by Rutt
Gruber Michaels. 101. Script.
© Ruth Gruber Michaels; 230ct68;
c20999.
A PALER SHADE OF GREEN; screenplay by
Carla Joseph. 1801. Adapted from
a story idea of Tully Rector.
© Carla Joseph; 18Dec68; DU73089.
THE PANAMA CANAL. See
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
PANDORA AND THE MAGIC BOX, by I. E.
Clark. Schulenburg, Tex., Stage
Magic Plays. 12p. Based on
Nathaniel Hawthorne's story, The
paradise of children. OI. E. Clark;
15Aug68; DP6823.
THE PAPER DAGGER, a play in one act
by John Groves. 1v. © John
Patrick Groves & Susan Rae Groves;
9Dec68; DU73094.
July—Dec.
PARABUS OBJECTIVE, a play by Benjamin
Bradford. 461. © Benjamin
Bradford; 4Nov68; DU72798.
PARADISE OF CHILDREN. See
PANDORA AND THE MAGIC BOX.
THE PARANOID, a play by M. A. Lumley.
LV. 3 acts. © Milton Anthony Lum-
ley; 28Aug68; DU72284.
PARENTS AND CHILDREN, by Gus Weill.
241, A play. © Gus Weill; 160ct68;
DU7 2634.
THE PARENTS TAKE A CHILD; story &
lyrics by Ben Kagan. 14 1.
A recording script. © Ben Kagan;
250ct68; C21027.
PARSITHOR; ou, L'envoute de l'ere
noire. De Jean Michel Rankovitch.
[Paris] lv. © Jean Michel Ranko-
vitch; 20Jun68; DFO-1625.
A PART FOR EVERYBODY, A PART FOR EVERY-
THING, by Barbara Auther. 2 sheets.
© Barbara Auther; 7Aug68; Cc20962.
PARTY, by Laurence R. Bergreen. 4214.
A play. © Laurence R. Bergreen;
30Aug68; DU7 2303.
THE PARTY, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) l. A eer Ree © Dewey
Markham; 300ct68; C21085,
PAS DE DEUX, a play with songs & music
by Terence Rattigan. 1161. 2 acts.
English. Book only. © Terence
Rattigan; 31Dec68; DU73128.
PASSACAGLIA, a play in two acts by
James Paul Dey. (In New American
Plays; edited & with an introd. by
W. M. Hoffman. 1st ed. New York,
Hill & Wang. v.2, p.[155]-222)
© James Paul Dey; 23May68; A13218.
PASSACAGLIA, a play in two acts by
James Paul Dey. (In New American
plays; edited by W. M. Hoffman.
lst ed. New York, Hill & Wang.
v.2, p.157-222) © James Paul Dey;
23May68; DP6805.
PASSAGE TO AKAR, by H. Rudolph
Alsleben. 481. A screenplay
© H. Rudolph Alsleben; 20Sep68;
DU7 2435.
THE PASSING AWAY BY FRANCIS SCOTT KEY,
a script for a play by Bruce Markgraf.
73 1. © Bruce Richard Markgraf;
240ct68; DU72656.
THE PASSING OF AN ACTOR, a tragi-comedy
in one act by Willard Simms. 23 1.
© Willard S. Simms; 13Aug68; DU72169.
PAT MCCORMICK TELLS IT LIKE IT IS!
Written by Bob Booker & others.
38 1. A recording script. Appl.
author: Thirteen Productions, Inc.,
employer for hire. © Thirteen Pro-
ductions, Inc.; 27Nov68; C21163.
PAT PAULSEN FOR PRESIDENT; selections,
Pat Paulsen album. 1v. A record-
ing script. Appl. authors: KSF
Music & Zany Music. © KSF Music &
Big Drum Music; 9Dec68; C21191.
A PATCH OF DIRT, a play by Mike Major
(Michael Joseph Major) 72 1.
© Michael Joseph Major; 16Sep68;
DU72395.
PATRICK LEADS THE PARADE, by Rosemary
Rice. 3 1. Recitation. © Rosemary
Rice d.b.a. Miss Marcie Music Co.3
6Aug68; C20776.
PAULINE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE, BRIDAL BOOK,
by Eugene Robert Tanz. Sheet. Com-
mercial script. © Cox and Tanz;
170ct68; c20996.
1968
PAULO AND FRANCESCA, a three act play
by Buell Labhard. 1461. © Euell
Labhard; 140ct68; DU72593.
PAYMENT IN FULL, a one-act play by
Edgar Charles Eckhardt, Jr. (Ned
Eckhardt) 121. © Edgar Charles
Eckhardt, Jr.; 6Nov68; DU72947.
PEACE BE WITH YOU, by Sylvia Barnard.
20 1. A play in 9 scenes. © Sylvia
Barnard; 19Sep68; DU72430.
PEACE IN THE VALLEY, 2 drama in three
acts by Edith Larson. lv. © Edith
Larson; 100ct68; DU72585.
PEACE IN VIETNAM OR ANYWHERE, a play
in three acts by Oren Stephens.
iv. © Oren M, Stephens & Lorene V.
Stephens; 2Dec68; DU73022.
THE PEACEMAN, by Ronald Colby.
A screenplay. © Ronald Colby;
300ct68; DU72750.
alloy f= abe
THE PEACOCKS MUST GO, a comedy by
Dennis Driscoll. London, S. French.
68 p. (French's acting ed.)
3 acts. © Dennis Driscoll; 26Ju167;
DF1925.
PEANUT BAG. See.
THE BEDROOM.
PEARL SEED, by Paul M. Argentini.
17 1. A play. © Paul M. Argentini;
21Nov68; DU72963.
THE PEARLS STAY ON, by Charline Osgood
Shuren. 501. A play. © Charline
Osgood Shuren; 280ct68; DU72723.
PECOS BILL AND THE INDIANS, by William
Overton. 64 1. A musical play in
4 scenes. © William Overton; 19Dec68;
DU75071.
PEGGY, by Agatha M. Palven. 221.
A musical play in three acts. Book &
lyrics only. © Agatha M. Palven;
5Dec68; DU72954.
THE PENNY WARS, a play in three acts
by Elliott Baker. 1v. Appl. states
from his novel prev. reg. 12Aug68,
68-21516. © Elliott Baker; 140ct68:
DU7 2594.
PEOPLE AND CULTURE. See
SEEING ITALY.
SEEING SCANDINAVIA.
SEEING WEST GERMANY.
PEOPLE AND CUSTOMS. See
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
PEOPLE AND ROBBERS OF CARDEMON TOWN,
a musical comedy for children by
Thorbjgrn Egner; translation from the
Norwegian by Leila Berg and Evelyn
Ramsden; additional translation ad-
vice by Svend Andersen. Anchorage,
Ky., Anchorage Press. 67 p. 3 acts.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. states
story prev. pub. 1959. WM: revision.
© Anchorage Press, Inc.; 22Aug68;
DP6819.
PEOPLE VS. BABY. See
THE CORRUPTERS.
THE PEOPLE VS. RANCHMAN, by Megan
Terry. lv. A play. © Megan
Terry; 240ct68; DU72692.
THE PEPPER TREE, a new comedy by John
Granger. 1191. 3 acts. © John
Granger; 240ct68; DU72691.
THE PERFECT COMPLEMENT, a play in one
act by Danette Key. 291.
© Danette Key; 12Nov68; DU72885.
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFAIR; or, Lying
is catching. A musical comedy;
adapted by Jean Engler & Barbara
Bradish; lyrics by Jean Engler; music
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
by ‘Roy Prittse Lavjesse wacts:
Adapted from Fashion, by Anna Cora
Mowatt. © Barbara Bradish, Jean
Engler & Roy Pritts; 20Jun68; DU71953
THE PERPETUAL EXILE; or, A teratologi-
cal study in four acts, by Gerard A.
Ancel. 64 1. A play. © Gerard A.
Ancel; 1Ju168; DU71921.
PERSONAL CHOICE CHECKING; script for
training record by Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Assn.
19 1. © Bank of America NT & SA;
83u168; c20770.
PETE GORIOT. See
THE WAY THINGS ARE.
PETER AND ANNE, FOREVER, a one act play
by Naomi Sheldon. 161.. © Naomi
Sheldon; 11J3u168; DU71963.
PETER PAN AND THE RUNAWAY GOAT, an
original play by H. Walter Wenkaert.
121. Book & lyrics only. © H. Wals
ter Wenkaert; 8Nov68; DU72833.
PETER SCHLEMIHL, a musical play in
two acts; book & lyrics by Frederic
Hainbach. 103 1. Based on Peter
Schlemihl's wundersame Geschichte,
by Adelbert von Chamisso. Book &
lyrics only. © Frederic Hainbach;
25Sep68; DU7T2440.
@
PETER SCHLEMIHL'S WUNDERSAM
GESCHICHTE. See
PETER SCHLEMIHL.
LES PETITES COMEDIES, by Andre Gillois,
seud. of Maurice Diamant-Berger.
Tpariel Julliard. 218 p. © Julliard;
21Jun68; DFO-1632.
PEU. PLUS TARD,.UN PEU PLUS TOT. See
FORTY CARATS.
THE PHANTOM CAT ON THE CARABELLA
RANGE, an original story written &
adapted for television by Effie M.
Myers. 301. O Effie M. Myers;
23Aug68; DU72250.
THE PHARMACEUTICAL CENTER IS EVOLVING
THE SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF
PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY, by Eugene V.
White. 111. A lecture. © Eugene
V. White; 23Sep68; c20922.
PHASE ONE; words & music by Michael R.
Seiler. Sheet. Recitation with
music. © Michael R. Seiler; 1 H
ae r; 15Ju168;
PHILADELPHIA-CAMDEN METRO CHEVROLET
DEALERS, 41 CLUB, by Eugene Robert
Tanz. 2 1. Commercial script.
© Cox and Tanz; 170ct68; c20995.
PHILOCTETES, by Sophocles; an English
text paraphrased from the original
Greek by Michael J. O'Connell.
281. °2 acts. Appl: ti.: An Eng-
lish text of Sophocles' Philoctetes.
© Michael J. O'Connell; 15Aug68;
A16133.
PHILOCTETES. See
TWILIGHT ALLEY.
THE PHONE CALL, by Samuel J. Bernstein.
311. A play. © Samuel J. Bern-
stein; 240ct68; DU72694.
PHONE CALL FOR MISS FOX, a farce in one
act by Carleton Healy. 24 1.
© Carleton Healy; 6Dec68; DU73078.
PHONOTAPE SCRIPTS FOR TEACHING CONSO-
NANT, SOUNDS, by Joyce T. Johnson.
137 1. © Joyce T. Johnson;
30Dec68; C21251.
PHYSICAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY; guard
training manual by Guardsmark,
129 p. © Guardsmark, Inc.; 25Sep68;
c20929.
PICARESQUE, a film script by Lawrence
S. Pike. 24 1. © Lawrence S. Pike;
21Aug68; DU72220.
PICCADILLY, a musical play by Irene R.
Rich. lv. 2 acts. Appl. states
prev. reg. 9Dec66, EU970755. NM:
dialogue & stage action. © Irene R.
Rich; 14Nov68; DU72834.
PICK A STAR, a TV game show by Maura
Babb a.k.a. Maurine Walker & Mark
Legend a.k.a. R. L. Halvorsen. 20 1.
© Maurine Walker & Mark Legend;
19Sep68; C20891.
PICTURE YOU UPON MY KNEE, a comedy in
two acts by James Elward. 1 v.
© James Elward; 30Dec68; DU73177.
THE PIED PIPER OF MELODY, a musical
comedy, 3 acts by Merle Baasch.
lv. © Merle Baasch; 12Nov68;
DU7 2893.
THE PILL, a collage of marital diver-
sions by Richard W. Harris. 28 1.
5 plays. © Richard W. Harris;
26Nov68; DU72991.
PINOCCHIO; dramatized by Lucile Brown.
37 1. A play in 3 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 12Dec68; DU73116.
THE PIONEER, a serious comedy by
Donovan Hamilton (Donald Lee Hamil-
ton) lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Donald Lee Hamilton; 25Nov68;
DUT2985.
PIONEER FAMILY REMINISCENCES. See
CHARLES DICKENS IN ILLINOIS.
PLACE VALUE, ONES - THOUSANDS PERIOD,
lesson no.1-2. By Electronic
Learning. lv. A recording script.
© Electronic Learning, Inc.; 29Nov68;
c21197.
PLANTS FOR DIM PLACES. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
PLASTIC PEOPLE, by Jack Godler. 100 1.
A screenplay. © Jack Godler;
220ct68; DU72673.
THE PLASTIC SURGEON, a tragic comedy in
two acts by Sally Gibbs. (Sally Gibbs
McClure) 511. © Sally Gibbs
McClure; 1lAug68; DU72087.
PLAY, by James M. Murray. 5 1. A play.
© James M. Murray; 26Ju168; DU72113.
PLAY; farce for the stage by Richard
Reichman. 65 1. © Richard Reich-
man; 25Sep68; DU72471.
PLAY FIVE, by Wendell Metzger. 64 1.
A play. © Wendell Metzger; 3Ju168;
DU71917.
PLAY IT AGAIN SAM, a romantic comedy
in three acts by Woody Allen. 1 v.
© Woody Allen; 27Aug68; DU72274.
THE PLAYGROUND, a Saturday morning
play for Saturday evening, by Robert
Noreault. 261. 2 scenes.
© Robert C. Noreault; 26Ju168;
DU72052.
PLAYING CHURCH, a drama in one act by
Carl Mays. 211. © Carl W. Mays;
163u168; DU72005.
PLAYMATES; written by Jonathan Bern-
stein. 261. A screenplay. © Jona-
than Bernstein; 9Dec68; DU73091,
PLAYS BY FOUR TRAGEDIANS, by Sophocles
& others. Edited by Louis E. Glor-
feld, Tom E. Kakonis & James C. Wil-
cox. Columbus, Ohio, C, E, Merrill
Pub. Co. 529 p. 8 plays. NM: re-
visions, introd. & bibliography.
© Charles E. Merrill Pub. Co.;
2971168; A10053.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
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PLAYS FROM BLACK AFRICA; edited and
with an introd. by Fredric M. Litto.
lst ed. New York, Hill & Wang.
316 p. (A Mermaid dramabook)
NM: introd. & notes. © Hill & Wang,
Inc.; 170ct68; A37519.
PLAYS OF THREE DECADES, by Robert
Ardrey. Thunder rock; Jeb; Shadow
of heroes. London, Collins. 255 p.
NM: compilation, revisions in Jeb
& two thirds of preface. © Robert
Ardrey; 1Ju168; AI-11104.
THE PLAY'S THE THING, by Walter Blitz.
91. A play. © Walter Blitz;
220ct68; DU7 2670.
PLAYWRIGHT IN THE ROUND, a play in
three episodes by Maria Kout. 54 1.
© Maria Kout; 12Nov68; DU72880.
PLUMB BEACH; in one act by G. A. Lester.
17 1. A play. © Gerald Arnold
Lester; 4Dec68; DU73033..
THE PLYMOUTH ROCK INQUISITION OF THE
RHODE ISLAND RED, a travesty in one
incomplete act by J. Douglas Halford.
18 1. © J. Douglas Halford; 12Aug68;
DU7 2157.
THE POKER SESSION, a play by Hugh Leo-
nard, pseud. of Jack Byrne. Acting
ed. London, Evans Bros. 64 p.
(Evans plays) © Hugh Leonard;
31Aug64; DF1920.
POLISHING SHUFFLE BOARD PUCKS. See
SWUNG.
POLYETHYLENE DI-OXIDE IN HYDRYLLIC
SYSTEMS, by Kenneth W. Stark. 51.
Lecture. © Kenneth W. Stark; 16Dec68;
C21223.,
POLYPLOIDY'S EFFECT ON RESISTANCE TO
ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT IN. PHYSARUM POLY-
CEPHALUM, by Bret Berner. 101.
Lecture. © Bret Berner; 17Jun68;
c20760.
POOR BRINSLEY, a play about Richard
Brinsley Sheridan by Norton Fisher.
lv. 3 acts. © Irving Norton Fisher;
18Nov68; DU72945.
THE POOR FAMILY, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Alicia Robbins, pseud. of Mary Burt.
30 1. © Mary Burt; 23Aug68; DU72247.
THE POOR HAPPINESS KID, a play in two
acts by Kenneth Harris. 103 1.
© Kenneth Harris; 280ct68; DU72715.
THE POOR MAN'S PRESS, in 1 act skitlet
by Betty Churchill. 61. © Betty
Churchill; 26Jun68; DU71984.
THE PORTABLE GARDEN.
MAKING THINGS GROW.
PORTRAIT, a one act play by Douglas
Taylor (Donald Douglas Taylor) 44 1.
© Douglas Taylor; 70ct68; DU72575.
PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN,
See
STEPHEN D.
THE POSTAL URGE, a comedy in two acts
by Charles Best. 52 1. © Charles
Best; 7Nov68; DU72852.
THE POT PROBLEM. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
POTTING. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
POURQUOI. See
LE CIEL EPOUSE LA TERRE.
IL P0ZZO E IL PENDOLO, by Bruno Betti-
nelli; azione mimo-drammatica in un
atto di Clemente Crispolti da I ra-
econti del terrore di E. A. Poe.
Milan, Ricordi. 191 p. Cantoe
pianoforte. ©G. Ricordi & C.,
8.P.A.3 200ct67; DF1932.
See
DRAMAS
THE PRACTICAL SCIENCE OF SUPERMARKETING.
1 v. 10 filmstrip scripts. Appl.
author: Pinnn Productions, © Pinnn
Productions; 19Aug68; C20811.
THE PREACHER, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 9 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; C21087.
PREDATORS. See
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS.
PREFACE TO UNEASINESS: THE STATIONS OF
THE CROSS; text by Frank A. Halse,
Jr., music by Mark S. Harvey. 2 Vv.
© Frank Adams Halse, Jr. & Mark
Sumner Harvey; 24May68; DU72019.
THE PREGNANT THOUGHT, a comedy by
Stanley Markel. lv. A play in 3
acts. © Stanley Markel; 22Ju168;
DU72026.
A PRELUDE TO HAMLET, by Samuel Sussman.
108 1. A play in 3 acts. © Samuel
Sussman; 100ct68; DU73146.
THE PREMONITIONS OF LEONARDO DA VINCI,
a media play in 2 acts by Henry Cc.
Timm. 97 1. © Henry Christian
Timm; 23Dec68; DU73156.
THE PRESIDENCY;
Sheet.
c20792.
script by D. L. Miller.
© Chesdel Music Co.; 5Aug68;
THE PRESIDENT IS DEAD, by Paul Shyre.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Paul Shyre;
11Jun68; DU71890.
PRESSURE VS. HEALTH, by Martin Leiser.
Sheet. © Martin Leiser; 13Nov68;
021131.
PRICE OF RETRIBUTION.
TIME RAN OUT.
PRIMES AND COMPOSITES. Lesson no.1-2.
By Electronic Learning. 1 Vv.
A recording script. © Electronic
Learning, Inc.; 29Nov68; C21199.
THE PRINCE, by Jan Megarry. (Janell L.
Megarry) 108 1. A play in 5 scenes.
© Janell L. Megarry; 7Nov68; DU72848.
LE PRINCE DE MADRID; operette a grand
spectacle en 2 actes et 28 tableaux;
livret et dialogues de Raymond
Viney, pseud. of Raymond Ovanessian,
lyrics de Jacques Plante, musique de
Francis Lopez. [France] 171 p.
Book & lyrics only. © Royalty
Editions Musicales; 19Ju168; DFo-1628.
PRINCE FREDERICK OF HOMBERG, a play by
Heinrich von Kleist; English version
See
by Martin Esslin. 5 acts. (In Ge-
nius of the German Theater. New York,
New American Library. p.351-422)
© on translation; Martin Esslin;
21Mar68;. AZ449,
PRINCE OF PEACE, by
246 1. A screenplay. NM: transla-
tion, revisions & compilation.
© Palmer Rockey; 140ct68; DU72613.
THE PRINCIPLES OF PERSUASION, by Sears,
Palmer Rockey.
Roebuck & Co. 1v. 20 recording
scripts. Appl. ti.: Sears Extension
Institute, principles of persuasion.
© Sears, Roebuck & Co.; 19Dec68;
c21196.
PRINTEMPS 71. See
THEATRE IV.
THE PRISONERS. See
THREE PLAYS BY PLAUTUS.
PRIVATE PILOT COURSE. See
INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE PRIVATE PILOT
COURSE.
THE PROBLEM WITH PIGEONS IS PEOPLE!
A musical by David Jessie & Hank
Bedard (Henry A. Bedard) 1 v.
2 acts. © David C. Jessie
& Henry A. Bedard; 21Aug68; DU72224.
July—Dec.
PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE, a guide for
teacher-led discussions by Oran B.
Dent & Robert Bornstein. 8v.
Script. © Oran B. Dent & Robert
Bornstein; 40ct68; c20998.
PROCESS COMPUTER CONCEPTS COURSE.
62 1. 5 tape scripts. Appl. author:
General Electric Co. © General
Electric Co.; 16Sep68; c20892.
THE PRODUCT,, by Ken Hittle (Kenneth E.
Hittle) 42.1.. A play in-3 acts.
© Kenneth E. Hittle; 21Aug68;
DU7 2226.
THE PROFESSOR AND THE TOPLESS DANCER;
or, The professor and the strip-tease
doll. A play in six scenes by Mason
Wells. 1121. © Helen Mason Wells;
4Nov68; DU72793.
PROGRAMMED TO CRY, by William Gronke.
87 1. A screenplay. © William
Gronke; 150ct68; DU72606.
PROLOGUE, a drama of Jon Hus by Bob
Jones. 69 p. 2 pts. Includes
music to 2 songs & music & lyrics to
1 song. © Bob Jones University;
15Nov68; DP6860.
THE PROMISES OF GOD, by James Cleve-
land. 2 sheets. Recitation. © Her-
man Lubinsky; 24Jun68; c20783.
PROSAIC PASHA, a comedy by Bruce Kess-
ler. 107 1. A play in 3 scenes.
© Bruce Kessler & Mare Kessler;
19Nov68; DU72940.
THE PROSTITUTE, a one act play by
Jerome Spencer, pseud. of J. Spencer
Herz. 261. © J. Spencer Herz;
8Nov68; DU72856.
PRUNING AND PINCHING OUT.
MAKING THINGS GROW.
PSALM FOR A WINTER TWILIGHT, a drama
vy Beatrice La Force. Sul.
© Beatrice La Force; 140ct68;
DU7 2599.
Bee
PSYCH-A-DELILAH, an original screenplay
by Perle Epstein & Gertrude Leder.
79 1. © Perle Epstein & Gertrude
Leder; 12Ju168; DU71977.
PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE, by Jonathan
Gillman. 115 1. A play in 2 acts.
© Jonathan Gillman; 25Sep68;
DU72503.
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING TAPE NO.1.
APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF
ASEPSIS TO NURSING CARE IN THE
HOME.
PUMPKIN PIES, by Joel Horton. 391.
3 scenes. © Joel Edward Horton;
24.J3u168; DU72037.
PUPPET PLAYS; six plays based on true
incidents from South America and Ja-
pan. Wheaton, Ill., Scripture Press
Publications. 32 p. Music & lyrics
to 3 songs. © Scripture Press Publi-
cations, Inc.; 8Aug68; A20472.
See
PUSH BABY; words & music by Melvin Van
Peebles. 2 sheets. © Almo Music
Corp.; 13Nov68; C21123.
PUTNEY SWOPE, a new screenplay by
Robert Downey. 901. Appl. author:
Goose Down Productions, Inc., em-
ployer for hire. © PS Co.; 18Nov68;
DUT 2863.
PYGMALION, a dramatic poem in 4 acts
by Tewfik El Hakim, translated from
the Arabic by A. Khedry (Mohamed
Abdel Moneim El-Khedry) 122 1. NM:
English translation. © A. Khedry;
6Dec68; DU73082.
PYGMALION, a romance in five acts by
Bernard Shaw; supplemental materials
by Harry Shefter & Hortense H. Levi-
|
1968
sohn. New York, Washington Square
Press. lv. (Reader's enrichment
series, RE 128) © on Teacher's man-
ual & Reader's supplement; Washing-
ton Square Press, Inc.; 2Jan68; A1307.
Q
related one-acters by William
L. Lederer. In the year 1967 A.M.;
Together; Same words, different sto-
ries, pt.1-2; A reading; or, The read-
er and the writer. lv. 4 plays.
© William L. Lederer; 2Dec68; DU73053.
QUARTET;
A QUARTET FOR TWO, by Don Bermon Bailey .
Cotton candy; Southern gothic; A trio
for two; The hero. 4 plays. © Don
Bermon Bailey; 5Aug68; DU72118.
QUEEN ANN, by Paulette Carroll & Sir
William of Cornwall. 131. 2 acts.
© Paulette Carroll; 1Nov68; DP6861.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS; script of tele-
vision and/or radio programs by
H. D. Bowman. 5 1. NM: revision.
© H. D. Bowman; 10Sep68; ¢20873.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
QUICK EXIT, THREE STRIKES MINUS ONE,
by Jo Anne McKnight. 24 1. A play.
© Jo Anne McKnight; 8Aug68; DU72150.
QUIT TALKING TO YOURSELF; sermon deliv-
ered by Wilbert Leo Daniels. 51.
© Lion Pub. Co., Inc.; 20Nov68;
C21179.
QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TUNG.
See
BOX; QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN MAO
TSE-TUNG.
R
THE RACE, a playlet by Marjorie A.
Gilchrist. 7 1. © Marjorie A. Gil-
christ; 1Ju168; DU71908.
RACING JACKPOT, by Alton Whitehouse.
81. TV script. © Alton Whitehouse;
1Ju168; c20721.
RADIO NAVIGATION, SECTION A-B,
NARRATION, by Sanderson Films.
2@v. Scripts of dise recorded
narrations to be reproduced as educa-
tional lectures. Appl. states prev.
reg. 1966, C18719, 18722. NM: edito-
rial revision & additional text.
© Sanderson Films, Inc.; 27Nov68;
C21177-21176.
RADIO SCRIPTS DESCRIBING FOREIGN
COUNTRIES, by Dick Phinney (Richard
Phinney) 1v. 13 scripts.
© Richard Phinney; 26Ju168; C20916.
RAGE AGAINST THE NIGHT, by Austin
Kilcullen. 124 1. A play in 2
acts. © Austin Kilcullen; 210ct68;
DUT 2667.
RAGNAROK, an elegiacomic tragiphantasy
in one act by A. Veryl Leech. 1 v.
© A,Veryl Leech; 4Nov68; DU72934.
RAILROAD PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN, by
Frank Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 5 1.
Script. © Beechwood Music Corp.3
21Nov68; 021235.
RAIN DANCE; original screenplay by
Jack Baran. 1181. © Jack Baran;
16Aug68; DU72193.
A RAINBOW OF DREAMS, a play in one act
by Ed Chameleon. 9 1. Book & lyrics
only. © Ed Chameleon; 103168;
DU71979.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
RANSOM, by Robert F. Cronin. 90 1.
A play in 3 acts. © Robert F.
Cronin; 9Sep68; DU72354.
RAPTURE OF THE DEEP, a 3 act play by
Vernon Williams. 76 1. © Vernon
Williams; 17Dec68; DU73062.
RATE OF EXCHANGE, a play in two acts by
Milo Thomas. 1v. © Milo Thomas;
26Aug68; DU72295.
RATS, a play for two rats & a baby by
Israel Horovitz. New York, Drama-
tists Play Service. 18 p. Appl.
states prev. reg. 27Feb68, DU70892.
NM: additions & revisions. © Israel
Horovitz; 210ct68; DP6821.
THE RAVINE, an original screenplay by
John Crawford, pseud. of Cleve A.
Richardson. 1 v. © John Crawford;
28Aug68; DU72289.
RAZORBACK, an original story written
& adapted for television by Marie
Jones Mahan. 301. © Marie Jones
Mahan; 26Sep68; DU72479.
REACH BEYOND YOUR GRASP, by Harry E.
Olson, Jr. 281. A speech.
© Harry E. Olson, Jr.; 25Nov68;
C21140.
READER AND THE WRITER. See
QUARTET.
READING. See
QUARTET.
READING AND WRITING, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 81. Dialog.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; C21086.
REALLY, MR. COMPTON, a one act play by
Thomas’ L. Gatch, Jr. 15°51.
© Thomas L. Gatch, Jr.; 70ct68;
DU7 2554.
THE REASON I GO ON, by Larry Neal
Culbertson. 2 sheets. © Larry Neal
Culbertson; 18Nov68; C21181.
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF OLIVER JONES,
by Chris Assini (Christine Assini
38 1. © Christine Assini; 15Aug68;
DU72184.
RECORDING DECREES AGAINST RIOTS,
MRS. G. W. BALLARD & I AM STUDENTS;
Aug. 1965, Shasta Springs, Calif.
Recording script. 101. Appl. au-
thor: Saint Germain Press, Inc.
© Saint Germain Press, Inc.;
22Nov68; c2114e2.
THE RED BURNING LIGHT, OF THE AMERICAN
WAY OF LIFE, by Maria Irene Fornes.
18 1. A play. © Maria Irene Fornes;
113168; DU71959.
REDAEL THE MAGICIAN, a play for young
people from five to twelve by David
Jeremy Larson. 34 1. © David
Jeremy Larson; 23Ju168; DU72031..
THE REDEMPTION CENTER, by Ron Cowen
(Ronald Jay Cowen) & Saul Naishtat.
1 v. <A musical play in 2 acts.
© Ronald Jay Cowen & Saul Naishtat;
21Aug68; DU72219.
THE RELATIVE, by Eva Kurcz. 411. A
screenplay. © Eva Kurcz; 27Aug68;
DU72257.
THE RE-MATCH GAME; television program
script by Harland Lewin. 2 1.
© Harland Lewin; 12Aug68; c20787.
REMEMBER LIL, a musical play in two
acts; book by Mark Keim & John
Michael Flynn, music by Daniel Jay
Wulfe, lyrics by Mark Keim. 1 v.
© Mark Keim & John Michael Flynn;
TNov68; DU72855.
123
REMICK'S INCORPORATED, a play in three
acts by Harvey Miller. lv.
Appl. states prev. reg. 13Dec67,
DU7O272. NM: addition. © Harvey
Miller; 4Nov68; DU72784.
A RENDEZVOUS WITH EAGLES; story &
screenplay by Alejandro Grattan
(Alexander Daniel Grattan) 153 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. 1967,
DU68273. NM: additions & revisions.
© Alexander Daniel Grattan; 19Aug68;
DU7 2203.
REPORT TO THE CHURCHES OF THE SYNOD OF
THE CHESAPEAKE, by W. T. Durr. Pt.1,
Rationale. 41. Lecture. OW. T.
Durr; 280ct68; C21051..
THE RETURN OF CHRISTOPHER, by Richard
Riggan. 101. A play. © Richard
Riggan; 83,168; DU71939.
THE RETURN OF DOLLY, a one act play by
Nicholas Bellitto. 321. © Nicho-
las Bellitto; 30Dec68; DU73175.
THE RETURN OF JACK, a one act play by
Chester Leo Smith. 171. © Chester
Leo Smith; 2Dec68; DU73028.
THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS, a drama in
three acts by Stanislaw Wyspianski;
translated with an introd. by Howard
Clarke. Bloomington, Indiana Univer-
sity. 74 p. (Russian & East Euro-
pean series, v.35) NM: introd. &
translation. © Indiana University;
1Sep66; A16251.
RETURN TO GOD'S MOUNTAIN; script for
drama narration written by Delbert
Hicks, Joe Barnes & Lloyd C. Collins.
211. © Ta-Co-Bet Historical Assn.;
110ct68; c20976.
THE REUNION; of all the natural ele-
ments of the universe, a screenplay
by Peter Blair, pseud. of Peter
Bashkiroff. lv. © Peter Bash-
kiroff; 20Aug68; DU72510.
REVERENCE, an original story written &
adapted for television by Rockwell
Mings. 33 1. © Rockwell Mings;
5Nov68; DU72818.
REVEREND MARTIN LUTHER KING, SENATOR
ROBERT F, KENNEDY, by Fred Gavin
(Frederick Joseph Gavin) 2 sheets.
© Frederick Joseph Gavin; 4Sep68;
c20886.
THE REVEREND POTTER, by Rob Carey
(Robin B. Carey) lv. A play in
3 acts. © Rob Carey; 9Aug68;
DU72153.
REVERIES OF A STREETCLEANER, a play in
two acts by Robert Somerfeld. 137 1.
© Robert Somerfeld; 16Dec68;
DU7 3134.
REVERSE ENGLISH, a play in one act by
Robert Somerfeld. 6 1.
© Robert Somerfeld; 16Dec68; DU73133.
THE REVISED TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR,
by Robert Caraway & Miley D. Dove,
Jr. 31. 2 acts. © Robert Caraway
& Miley D. Dove, Jr.3 11Ju168;
DU71955.
THE REVOLT OF CHARLIE HAVERMYER, an
original screenplay by John Valenti.
305 1. © John Valenti; 10Sep68;
DU7 2356.
THE REVOLUTIONIST, by Jack Kimbrough,
g2 1. Play. © Jack Kimbrough;
22Ju168; DU72201.
RHONDA AND RAFAEL, a play by Francis
Powell. lv. 2 acts. © Francis
Powell; 26Sep68; DU72482.
RICHARD PLANTAGENET. See
IN VINDICATION OF RICHARD THIRD.
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RICOCHET, a three act play by Mildred
E. Danforth. 781. © Mildred E.
Danforth; 9Sep68; DU72355.
RING FOR JO, by Marsha Kracht.
A play.
DU72558.
RIP VAN WINKLE; original play with
music by H. Walter Wenkaert.
lv. 1 act. © Hans Walter Wenkaert;
4Nov68; DU72794.
THE RIPLEYS. See
STRADDLEBUG.
THE RISE AND FALL OF MRS. TOTEM, a
play by Herald Born, pseud. of
Elizabeth S. Bourne. 123 1.
© Elizabeth S. Bourne; 25Nov68;
DU72981.
aiGwdes
© Marsha Kracht; 40ct68;
THE RISE OF MARCUS GARVEY, 1916 TO
1919, a play in four acts by Charles
H. Fuller; Jr. 2 v. © Charles H.
Fuller, Jr.3; 10ct68; DU72513.
THE RIVALS, by Richard Brinsley Sheri-
dan; edited with an introd. by Arthur
E. McGuinness. San Francisco,
Chandler Pub. Co. 90 p. (Chandler
editions in drama) 5 acts. NM: ad-
ditions. © Chandler Pub. Co.; l1Apr68;
A35 392.
THE RIVER; written by Harold Fann.
Sheet. © Harold Fann; 5Nov68;
21063.
THE ROAD TO RUIN, by Thomas Holcroft,
edited by Ruth I. Aldrich. Lincoln,
University of Nebraska Press. 136 p.
(A Bison book, BB 366) 5 acts. NM:
introd., notes & appendixes. © Uni-
versity of Nebraska Press; 13Aug68;
AOO5 5:
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON IN THE SOUTH
PACIFIC. See
TUSITALA.
A ROBIN HOOD, SICILIAN STYLE; La Mafia
in Extortion of a countess; original
story by Romano Pianti, screenplay by
Romano Pianti & Frances K. Pavel.
161 1. © Romano Piacentino Pianti &
Frances K. Pavel; 16Aug68; DU72254.
ROCHADE; Spiel in einem Akt by Otto
Grunmandl. Austria] Universal
Edition (14741) 47 p. © Universal
Edition, A.G.; 4Apr68; DFo-1641,
THE ROCKER, by Richard Wilson Hayes.
17 1. A play. © Richard Wilson
Hayes; 22Jul68; DU72023.
ROCKMONESS, a comedy in two parts by
Stanley Marcus. A shaggy dog story;
The situation comedy. 1v. © Stan-
ley Marcus; 30Sep68; DU72488.
RODRIGO AND ROSALITA, by Esther Buffler.
1v. A play in 3 acts. © Esther
Buffler; 10Sep68; DU72361.
ROMAN COURTMARTIAL. See
TUMULT.
THE ROMAN EMPIRE, 4 v. Filmstrip
scripts. Contents: Rome becomes a
world power.--The empire in the
West.--The empire in the East.--Every-
day life. Appl. author: Coronet In-
structional Films. NM: additions.
© Coronet Instructional Films, a
division of Esquire, Inc.; 180ct68;
c2099e2.
ROMANCE; edited by Ashley Brown & John
L. Kimmey. Columbus, Ohio, C. E.
Merrill Pub. Co. 243 p.' (Modes of
literature series) © Charles E.
Merrill Pub. Co.; 280ct68; A28687.
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DRAMAS
THE ROMANCE OF THE WESTERN CHAMBER
(Hsi hsiang chi) Translated by
S. I. Hsiung. New York, Columbia
University Press. 280 p. (Transla-
tions from the Oriental classics)
4 parts. NM: rev. translation, fore-
word & introd. © Columbia Univer-
sity Press; 5Jun68; A22454,
ROME BECOMES A WORLD POWER. See
THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
ROMEO AND THE CHORUS, by Michael Rosen-
berg. 81. A play. © Michael Flan
Rosenberg; 31Ju168; DU72133.
ROOMMATES, by Lonnie Coleman. lv.
3 plays. Contents: The boys.--
The girls.--Mixed doubles. © Lonnie
Coleman; 29Ju168; DU72058.
ROSE AND DAVY, a musical play in one
act; music by Howard Cozart, words
by Dorothy Bates. 1v. © Howard V.
Cozart & Dorothy R. Bates; 12Nov68;
DU7 2881.
ROSE OF SHARON, by Cleophus Robinson.
5 1. A sermon in 2 parts. © Lion
Pub. Co., Inc.; 27Sep68; C20931.
ROSEBUDS AND DEWDROPS, a play in three
acts by Carole Myers. 100 1.
© Carole A. Myers; 20ct68; DU72526.
LES ROSENBERG NE DOIVENT PAS MOURIR,
de Alain Decaux. 147 1. A play
in 2 acts. © Alain Decaux;
30Aug68; DU72545.
ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD,
by Tom Stoppard. London, Faber &
Faber. 92 p. 3 acts. © Tom
Stoppard; 4May67; DP6841.
ROTTEN APPLE PIE, by Gayther Myers.
lv. 4 plays. Contents: A thing of
beauty is a joy forever.--The god
from the machine.--Soul music very
loud.--Go ahead, grin and scratch
your head. © Gayther L. Myers, Jr.;
25Sep68; DU72470.
ROUNDING NUMBERS TO THE NEAREST 10,
100, 1000, lesson no.1-3. By Elec-
tronic Learning. lv. A recording
script. © Electronic Learning, Inc.
29Nov68; C21201.
THE ROYAL RAPE OF RUARI MACASMUND, by
Richard F. Stockton. lv. A play
in 2 acts. Based on a story idea by
Richard T. Herd. © Richard F.
Stockton; 9Sep68; DU72366.
RUB-A-DUB, a play by William nee
47 1. © William Tapia; 4Nov68;
DU7 2797.
RUBBLE ODOR, by Anton Neuber, pseud. of
Harry Neubauer. 25 1. A play inl
act. © Harry Neubauer; 22Ju168;
DU72028.
RUBE; words & music by Bill Kernan
(William L. Kernan) 4 1. A recita-
tion. © William L. Kernan; 230ct68:
621055. aT dae
RUBY. FITZSIMMONS VS. JAKE LAMOTTA, See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
RUBEZAHL (Turnip count) A libretto by
Gustav Mahler; English version by
Julia Morrison. 331. 5 scenes.
NM: additions & revisions. © Julia
Morrison; 4Nov68; DU72734.
RUFF DUES TAG THE SWEET STORY, a play
in one act by Ronald Miglionico.
32 1. © Ronald Miglionico; 40ct68;
DUT 2538.
July—Dec.
RUFUS; original screenplay by George
Rubine & Craig McKay. 248 1.
© George Rubine & Craig McKay;
23AuRees DU72240.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN, a mini-maxi play by
Lucile Brown. 37 1. A dramatization
from an early translation of the
story by Grimm. © Lucile Brown;
210ct68; DU72650.
RUMPLESTILTSKIN. See
ALL IN A NAME.
RUNNING IN THE WIND; original story &
screenplay by John Crawford a.k.a.
Cleve A. Richardson & Edmund Penney.
107 1. © Cleve A. Richardson &
Edmund F. Penney; 6Nov68; DU72841.
RURAL BONE SHOW, a vicious comedy in
one act by Will Allen (Wilford Gene
Allen 221. © Wilford Gene Allen;
12Ju168; DU71975.
RUSH TOWARD FREEDOM, by Richard W.
Bruner. lv. 5 filmstrip scripts.
© Richard W. Bruner; 4Nov68; C21075.
THE RUSSIAN OFFICER, a screenplay by
Philip Wiseman. 1841. Based on
The duel, a story by Alexander Kuprin.«
© Philip Wiseman; 180ct68; DU72903.
S
SACRAPANT, THE SORCERER, a children's
drama with music; words by Paul
Morgan, music by Peter Aston.
London, Novello. 4 v. Based on
George Peele's The old wives' tale.
© Novello & Co., Ltd.; 1Ju168;
DP6824.
SACRED FLAME. See
THREE DRAMAS OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM.
THE SACRIFICE, a play in one act by
Stewart Boston. Chicago, Dramatic
Pub. Co. 29 p. OW. S. H. Boston;
173u168; DP6760. Z
THE SAGA OF LONGJOHNS; screenplay by
Louis Antonio & George Peppard.
118 1. © Louis Antonio & George
Peppard; 80ct68; DU72556.
SAGA OF SAMSON, by William Kranz. 76 1.
A play in 3 acts. © William Kranz;
16Sep68; DU72397.
SAGA OF THE STEWART; written by Robert
Ranck & Norman West, pseud. of Helen
Coleman; music by Louis Coleman &
E, J. Edwards. Master research draft.
lv. A screenplay in 8 acts.
© Robert Ranck & Helen Coleman;
30Dec68; DU73167.
ST. OUT AND THE PAROLE BOARD, by George
Costas. 34 1. A musical play.
Book and lyrics only. © George
Costas; lAug68; DU72101.
ST, THOMAS BECKET; or, The measure of
aman. A play in four acts by Gor-
don V. Axon. 96 1. .© Gordon Vose
Axon; 27Sep68; DU72485.
THE SAINTS IN ILLINOIS, a play by
Maurice English. 102 1. 16 scenes.
© Maurice English; 180ct68; DU72712.
SALLY SHOPS, by Eugene Robert Tanz.
Sheet. An advertising script.
© Cox & Tanz Advertising Agency;
13Dec68; C21206.
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SALOME; music drama in one act after
Oscar Wilde's tragedy, by Richard
Strauss; German translation by Hed-
wig Lachmann; English libretto by
Maria Massey Pelikan. New York,
Boosey & Hawkes. 23 p. Book only.
Appl. states prev. pub. 1905. NM:
English libretto. © Boosey & Hawkes,
Inc.; 193u168; DP6767.
SALT HILL, a play by W. E. R. La Keres:
162 1. OW. E. R. La Farge; 17Ju168;
pu72011.
SAME WORDS, DIFFERENT STORIES. See
QUARTET.
THE SAMPLERS, a one act play for
children by Beatrice La Force.
22 1. © Beatrice La Force;
140ct68; DU72600.
SAMUEL HOOPES READING FROM HIS OWN
WORKS, a play for one actor by Jan
Hartman. (In Religious Theatre.
no.6, p.39-58) © Jan Hartman;
19Aug68; DP6804.
SANDRA AND THE JANITOR, by William Pack-
ard. 291. A play. © William Pack-
ard; 180ct68; DU72642.
SANDY, WHERE ARE YOU GOING, an original
screenplay by David R. Hayes.
2d draft: Aug. 16, 1968. 901.
© David R. Hayes; 25Sep68; DU72504.
SANFORD WAS TO HEAD JOHNSON CAMPAIGN,
Sheet. A radio script. Appl. au-
thor: WBT News. © Jefferson Stand-
ard Broadcasting Co. - WBT; 10ct68;
c2096l.
SANS MERCI, a play in three acts by
E. Ivy Fischer. lv. English.
© E. Ivy Fischer; 27Nov68; DU72998.
SATIRE; edited by Ashley Brown & John L.
Kimmey. Columbus, Ohio, C. E. Merrill
Pub. Co. 213 p. (Modes of literatur=
series) © Charles E. Merrill Pub.
Co.; 300ct68; A28688.
SATURDAY NIGHT, a play by Jerome Kass.
New York, Dramatists Play Service.
62 p. 2 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 15Jun67, DU69333. NM: additions
& revisions. © Jerome Kass; 13Aug68;
DP6774.
SAUCE FOR THE GOSLINGS, by Helen Devitt
& Anne Dubray. 891. A play in
3 acts. © Helen Dougherty Devitt &
Anne Janko Dubray; 17Sep68; DU72382.
THE SAUCERERS, a play by Jacob Bentko-
ver. 94 1. © Jacob Bentkover;
10ct68; DU72512.
SAY CHEESE, a comedy in two acts by
Ben Rosa (Bernard Rosa) 101 1.
© Bernard Rosa; 16Ju168; DU72004.
SAY IT LOUD, I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD,
by James Brown. 2 sheets. © Golo
Pub. Co.; 210ct68; c210a4.
THE SCAM; story & screenplay by
Joseph M. Triscari. 108 1. © Joseph
M. Triscari; 1Nov68; DU72762.
SCARAMOUCHE. See
THAT'S MY STYLE.
SCAT, SCAT COPYCAT, a mad, mad madcap
musical review by Janice Pollack.
29 1. 9 scenes. Book only.
© Janice Pollack; 22Nov68; DU73005.
ap
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
SCENES FROM THE DYNASTS, by Thomas
Hardy, selected & edited by Bert
G. Hornback. 135 p. 3 acts. NM:
addition & revision. © Bert G.
Hornback; 16Jul68; A6134.
THE SCHEME, a one act play written by
Joseph L. Turner. 35 1. © Joseph
L. Turner; 12Dec68; DU73120.
THE SCHEME OF THINGS, by Stephen
Strimpell. 1311. A screenplay.
© Stephen Strimpell; 2Dec68;
DU7 3016.
SCHNOZZOLLA, a play in one act by
Israel Horovitz. lst draft. lv.
© Israel Horovitz; 280ct68; DU72725.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, by Richard
Brinsley Sheridan. 23 p. (Theatre
Recording Society production folio)
Analytical notes & the complete play-
script. 2 acts. Commentary by John
Gielgud; The Georgian theatre in
Sheridan's time, by Ricardo Quintana.
© Theatre Recording Society; 5Mar65;
A32709.
SCHOOL FOR SCOUNDRELS. See
WITH MALICE AFORETHOUGHT.
SCHOOL FOR WIVES. See
SOME VERSIONS OF MOLIERE'S SCHOOL
FOR WIVES.
SCHOOL FOR WIZARDS, an original musi-
cal fantasy in three acts by Ruth C.
Bailey & John E. Higgins. 1 v.
© Mrs. Rollin Bailey (Ruth C.
Bailey) & John E. Higgins; 15Aug68;
DU7 2188.
Pa
SCHOOL OF FISH, a play in one act by
Ed Chameleon. 61. Book & lyrics
only. © Ed Chameleon; 10Ju168;
DU71978.
SCIEC-CPA P. R. PROGRAM; audio-visual
program script by the California
Society of Certified Public Account-
ants. 561. Appl. ti: How to avoid
flying blind. © California Society
of Certified Public Accountants;
26Jun68; c20789.
SCIENTIFIC PRAYER, a Christian Science
lecture by Harold Rogers. Folder.
© Harold Rogers; 20ct68; C20933.
THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF JAMES THE
FOURTH, a tragicomedy by Robert
Greene. 5 acts. Microfilm.
© Charles Happy Stein; 310ct68;
A33580.
SCROOGE! By Scott & Vivian Holtzman.
2@v. A musical play in 2 acts.
© Scott & Vivian Holtzman; 25Nov68;
DU73058.
SCUBA DUBA, a tense comedy by Bruce
Jay Friedman. New York, Simon &
Schuster. 102 p. 2 acts. © Bruce
Jay Friedman; 19Mar68 (in notices
1967); DP6740.
SCURRY INTO THE WOODS, by Peyton
Townes k.a. Peyton Tunstall Blowe.
811. A play in 3 acts. © Peyton
Townes & Richard Di Mario; 9Sep68;
DU7 2352.
SEALY. lv. 7 commercial scripts.
Appl. author: Brick Muller, Swear-
ingen, Dorrity Advertising, Inc.
© Brick Muller, Swearingen, Dorrity
Advertising, Inc.; 300ct68; C21045.
THE SEAN O'CASEY READER; plays, auto-
biographies, opinions; edited with
an introd. by Brooks Atkinson. New
York, St. Martin's Press. 1008 p.
125
NM: introd., compilation. © Brooks
Atkinson; 180ct68; 430353.
SEARCH FOR REALITY; or, The man who
played God. Original story & screen-
play by Ken Loring, pseud. of Kenneth
W. Wenning. 1221. © Kenneth W.
Wenning; 22Aug68; DU72236.
SEARS EXTENSION INSTITUTE, PRINCIPLES
OF PERSUASION. See
THE PRINCIPLES OF PERSUASION.
THE SEASICK PIRATE, a two act child-
ren's play; story by Michael G, Jor-
dan, Jr., music by Dorothea & Michael
Jordan, Jr. 1v. © Michael G, Jor-
dan, Jr.; 7Jan69; DU73166.
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST, by Isaac Jen-
kins. 61. Lecture. © Lion Pub.
Co., Inc.; 16Sep68; c20894.
THE SECOND LADY BIDDLE, an original
screen script by Margaret Engler.
186 1. © Margaret Engler; 19Sep68;
DU7 2706. aS
SECONDARY STUDY SKILLS. 1v. 10 tape
recording scripts. Appl. author:
Education Unlimited Corp. © Educa-
tion Unlimited Corp.; 30ct68; C20960.
THE SECRET, a short play by Thomas
Terefenko. 211. © Thomas Terefenko;
24Jul68; DU72035.
THE SECRET OF FRIEBERG, by Marlene M.
Reemsnyder & Robert Kirkpatrick.
52 1. A screenplay. © Marlene M.
Reemsnyder & Robert L. Kirkpatrick;
26Aug68; DU72261.
SECRET OF THE STOWAWAY. See
THE CRUISE.
THE SECRET WITHIN THE WALLS, a three
act play for children by Michael J.
McCarthy. New York, D. McKay. 38 p.
(Mekeu 7s play series) Appl. states
unpub. version prev. reg. 12Sep66
DU66806. © Michael J. McCarthy; ”
16Sep68; DP6820,
SECRETS OF THE CITIZENS CORRECTION
COMMITTEE, a screenplay by Ronald
Tavel. 27 1. © Ronald Tavel;
20Aug68; DU72215.
SEE ALL. THE PEOPLE. See
SWUNG.
SEE AND SAY SERIES. See
KEEP UP.
SEE JACK RUN, an essay on perception
by Osterhout (Michael Lee Osterhout)
lv. © Michael Lee Osterhout;
150ct68; Cc20984.
SEE-THROUGH. See
AMANDA GRAY.
SEEDS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE SEEDS OF CAIN, a drama in two acts
by Annabelle Farmelant. 57 1.
© Annabelle Farmelant; 4Dec68;
DU73039.
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA, 6 v. Filmstrip
scripts. Contents: Land and climate.--
The nations.--Agriculture.--Manufac-
turing and trade.--People and cus=
toms.--The Panama Canal. Appl. au-
thor: Coronet Instructional Films.
NM: additions. © Coronet Instruction-
al Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.3;
110ct68; C21071.
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SEEING ITALY. 4 v. Filmstrip scripts.
Contents: Land and climate. --Indus-
try and commerce. --Agriculture.--Peo-
ple and culture. Appl. author:
Coronet Instructional Films. NM: ad-
ditions. © Coronet Instructional
Films, a division of Esquire, Inc.;
180ct68; C20989.
SEEING MEXICO. 6 v. Filmstrip scripts.
Contents: Land and climate.--Agricul-
ture.--Industry and commerce.--Its
people.--Its history.--Its culture.
Appl. author: Coronet Instructional
Films. NM: additions. © Coronet
Instructional Films, a division of
Esquire, Inc.; 110ct68; C21070.
SEEING SCANDINAVIA. 4 v. Filmstrip
scripts. Contents: Land and cli-
mate.--Using land and sea.--Indus-
try and commerce.--People and culture.
Appl. author: Coronet Instructional
Films. NM: additions. © Coronet
Instructional Films, a division of
Esquire, Inc.; 180ct68; C20990.
SEEING WEST GERMANY. 4 v. Filmstrip
scripts. Contents: The land. --Indus-
try.--Agriculture.--People and cul-
ture. Appl. author: Coronet Instruc-
tional Films. NM: additions. © Coro-
net Instructional Films, a division
of Esquire, Inc.; 180ct68; C20988.
SEESCHLACHT, See
T NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
THE SEMINARIAN; author: John N.
Sullivan. 1 1. A play. © John
Neville Sullivan; 4Dec68; DU73044.
SEMPRE LIBRA, by Walter Schwartz. 1 v.
A play. © Walter Schwartz; 37u168;
DU7 1920.
THE SENATOR AND THE RACKETEER, an orig-
inal comedy-drama screenplay by
Leonard Bloom & Herb Steier. 106 1.
© Leonard Bloom & Herb Steier;
5Ju168; DU71925.
SENIOR CITIZENS RESTAURANT, by Frank
Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 61. Script.
© Beechwood Music Corp.; 21Nov68;
C2at231.
THE SENSITIVE ONES, a drama in three
acts by William Shaw. 97 l.
Appl. states play renovated from
novel pub. 1896. © William C.
Shaw; 25Nov68; DU72986.
SEPARATE WAYS; book by Elyce Wakerman,
music by Alan Menken & lyrics by
Menken & Wakerman. lv. A musical
play in 2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Elyce Wakerman; 20Aug68; DU72172.
THE SEPARATION, an original screenplay
by Madlyn Lee Richey. 118 1.
© Madlyn Lee Richey; 23Sep68; DU72443.
SERMON AND LESSON NO.1, by Edna Lister.
lv. © The Society of the Living
Christ; 6Aug68; Cc20764.
SERMON ON MEDITATION, by Maurice M.
Fitzgerald, Sheet. © Maurice M.
Fitzgerald; 3Sep68; c20863.
SERVICE FOR SEVEN, a play in two acts
by Norman Kennelly. 1v. © Norman
Kennelly; 18Sep68; DU72416.
SET BROTHER HUEY FREE, by Stokely Car-
michael. 211. Lecture. © Stokely
Carmichael; 23Ju168; Cc20780.
DRAMAS
SET THE NIGHT ON FIRE, by E. Ronald
Witt. 15 1. © 8. Ronald Witt;
16Aug68; DP6890.
THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS, an original
chancel or stage drama by Jon Loyd
Joyce. 9p. © Jon Loyd Joyce;
12Dec68; DP6877.
SEVEN DESCENTS OF MYRTLE.
KINGDON OF -EARTH.
See
SEVEN IRISH PLAYS 1946-1964; edited
with an introd. by Robert Hogan.
Minneapolis, University of Minnesota
Press. 472 p. NM: compilation &
introd. © University of Minnesota;
6Nov67; A3512.
7 PLAYS & HOW TO PRODUCE THEM, by
Moyne Rice Smith, illustrated by
Don Bolognese. New York, H. Walck.
148 p. Book & lyrics only.
© Moyne Rice Smith; 22May68; A33793.
SEX BY ADVERTISEMENT, a film play by
Joel M. Reed. 761. © Joel M. Reed;
12Aug68; DU72166.
SEX IS A POLYGON, a fantasy drama in
two parts by William Lee Marshall,
pseud. of Edward C. Lassiter. lv.
© Edward C. Lassiter; 15Ju168;
DU71985.
SHACKLED, THEN AND NOW; script by
Arthur S. Junaluska. 4 1.
© Arthur S. Junaluska; 310ct68;
Cal067.5:
THE SHADOW, an original story written
& adapted for television by Ronald
Swaney. 311. © Ronald Swaney;
23Aug68; DU72243.
SHADOW OF HEROES. See
PLAYS OF THREE DECADES.
SHAGGY DOG STORY. See
ROCKMONESS.
SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE, by Lucille M.
Murray. 77 1. <A play in 2 acts.
© Lucille M. Murray; 3Sep68;
DU7 2309. :
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, by Oliver Gold-
smith. 23 p. (Theatre Recording
Society production folio) Analytical
notes & complete text. 5 acts.
[Commentary] by Thomas H. Fujimura.
© Caedmon Records, Inc.; 7Nov65;
A32710.
SHE WAS BLAMED, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Anne-Marie King. 301. © Anne
Marie King; 4Nov68; DU72803.
ZEE SHEE'KEEN BOUL FIGHTEER, by
J. Heineman. 1v. A script.
© A. John Heineman; 20Noveb;
C21109.
SHEILA, by Anthony Ingrassia.
A play. © Anthony Ingrassia;
15Dec68; DU73121.
107 1.
SHELL. See
LA CONCHA.
SHIRLEY COMING HOME; written by Billy
James Pace. 181. A play in
6 scenes. © Billy James Pace;
7Aug68; DU72378.
THE SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES, a musical
adaptation by Carolyn Schneider.
lv. © Carolyn Roy Schneider;
290ct68; DU72698.
SHOES AND SHIPS, by O. Henry, pseud. of
William Sydney Porter. Adapted as a
one-act play by Robert Brome.
July—Dec.
Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co.
OT iDie (Eldridge popular one-act
Playscripts) © Eldridge Pub. Co.;
15Sep68; DP6880.
SHORT DAY PROBLEMS.
MAKING THINGS GROW.
See
THE SHOTGUN, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 8 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 4Dec68; ¢c21216.
SHOWDOWN, by Sharon Hall Stanley.
142 1. A musical play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © Sharon Hall
Stanley; 6Dec68; DU73083.
THE SHRIMP BOATS ARE COMING, a play by
Arthur Carter, 56 1. 2 acts.
© Arthur P. Carter; 8Nov68; DU72857.
SIGMUND IN EDEN, by Walter L. Jones.
lv. A play. © Walter L. Jones;
13Nov68; DU72931.
SILHOUETTES IN BLACK AND WHITE, an
experiment in theatre by Carolynn
Reid Wallace. 7 1. A play in 3
scenes. © Carolynn Reid Wallace;
2Aug68; DU72102.
SIMPLE SIMON, a musical version, book
& lyrics by Prue Holden (Mary P.
Holden) music by Jean. Tandowsky.
lv. 2acts. © Mrs. Ralph Holden &
Mrs. Ralph Tandowsky; 310ct68;
DU7277e.
THE SIMPLEXIFICATION; or, How to become
a planet in nine lives, a screenplay
by Jed Hudson Hu'Doklin. lv.
Hudson Hu'Doklin; 30Ju168; DU72071.
A SINGLE REGRET ABOUT SINGLE BLESSED-
NESS, a musical comedy with book &
lyrics by Robert Hogrogian Badrig.
lil 1. 3 acts. Book & lyrics only.
© Robert Hogrogian Badrig; 14Aug68;
DU72179.
SIR PERCIVAL AND THE HYDRA, a musical
play for children in two acts by
Naomi Eftis. lv. © Naomi Eftis;
19Aug68; DU72202.
SISTER AMERICA, a 4 act musical written
by Sister M. Jeffrey Hegger. 2 v.
© Sister M. Jeffrey Hegger; 19Sep68;
pu72431.
SISTER SADIE AND THE SONS OF SAM, by
Clifford Mason. lv. A play in 2
acts. © Clifford Mason; 23Sep68.
DUT 2448. <
SITUATION COMEDY. See
ROCKMONESS,
SIX FAIRY TALE ADAPTATIONS; with words
& original music by Paula Karchmer.
1v. NM: musical adaptation &
dramatization. © Paula Karchmer;
21Aug68; DU72206.
SIX PROSE COMEDIES OF MOLIERE; trans-
lated by George Graveley, pseud. of
George Graveley Edwards; with an in-
trod. by W. G. Moore. London, Oxford
University Press. 378 p. (The
World's classics, 616) Appl. states
prev. reg. 11Mar54; DFO-315. WNM:‘re-
visions. © George Graveley Edwards;
23May68; DFO-1616.
SIXTEEN OLIVES MEDIUM RARE, a dramatic
play in four acts by Sam McGehee.
1 v. Includes music for one song.
© Sam Day McGehee; 25Sep68; DU72500.
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© Jed
1968
THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT, by Harry Rask
93.1. A play. © Harry Rasky;
280ct68; DU72722.
SIXTY MILES PER HOUR, a play in one
act by Andrew & Ilya (Elias) Bolo-
towsky. 91. © Ilya & Andrew
Bolotowsky; 24Sep68; DU72457.
SKALDIC NATIVITY, a poetic romance in
one act by A. Veryl Leech. 1 v.
© A. Veryl Leech; 4Nov68; DU72935.
THE SKIER, by Pierre Paul Jalbert
& Richard Peabody. 1681. A
screenplay. © Richard G. Peabody &
Pierre Paul Jalbert; 12Dec68;
DU73117.
SKITS THAT WIN, by Ruth Vaughn.
Grand Rapids, Zondervan Pub.
House. Be © Zondervan Pub. House;
5.
33un68; A51
SKULDUGGERY AT THE CROSSROADS; or,
Dirty work in the oil patch, an old-
time musical melodrama. Script &
lyrics by Merrillyn Yinger; music by
Audrey Anderson. 1v.° 3 acts,
© Merrillyn E. Yinger & Audrey An-~
derson; 16Ju168; DU72006.
A SLAP OF THE HAMMER, a stage play in
five scenes by Ronald H. Medak.
1 v. © Ronald H. Medak; 30Aug68;
DU7 2325.
THE SLAY RIDE, by Harry Young.
A screenplay. © Harry Young;
9Dec68; DU73093.
Dolpa:
SLEEPING BEAUTY, a mini-maxi play by
Lucile Brown. 411. 4 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 210ct68; DU72653.
SLEEPWALKER, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 4 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 210ct68; Cc21034.
SLEEPY HOLLAR; screenplay by Duke
Yelton; music by Jo Hanson, pseud. of
Ernest R. Johanson, & lyrics by
Duke Yelton. lv. © Ernest R.
Johanson & Duke Yelton; 9Sep68;
DU7 2363.
A SLIGHT IMPERFECTION, by Rick D. Paul,
pseud. of Rockne D. Paolelli. ees
A play in 3 acts. © Rockne D.
Paolelli; 27Sep68; DU72579.
SMOKE CREEK SAM, a one hour teleplay
by Victor A. Pompilio. 36 1.
© Victor A. Pompilio; 14Aug68;
pu72181.
SMOKE CREEK RANCH, by Victor A. Pompi-
lio. Scripts 1-4. 4 v. Contents:
Kill or die.--The crown prince.--All
for the love of a horse.--Educated
animals. © Victor A. Pompilio;
250ct68; DU72710-72711; 72708-72709.
SMOKE CREEK RANCH; by Victor A. Pompi-
lio. Scripts 5-7. 3 Vv. Contents:
Hang 'im.--Figlio.--The white devil.
© Victor A. Pompilio; 15Nov68;
DU7 2922-72923, 72921.
SMOTHERS COMEDY BROTHERS HOUR; selec-
tions, Smothers Brothers album.
lv. A recording script. Appl.
authors: T & D Music & Zany Music.
© T & D Music & Zany Music; 9Dec68;
¢21190.
THE SNOW QUEEN. See
ANDERSEN'S FATRY TALES.
SNOW WHITE, a musical version of, by
Richard Kinter. lv. 2 acts.
© Richard Kinter; 17Dec68; DU73143.
—
2 acts.
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
SNOW WHITE AND ROSE RED, dramatized
by Lucile Brown from an early print-
ing of the story by the Brothers
Grimm. 34 1. <A play in 3 scenes.
© Lucile Brown; 12Dec68; DU73115.
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS, a mini-
maxi play by Lucile Brown. 32 1.
2 scenes. © Lucile Brown; 210ct68;
DU72652.
SNOWFLAKE IN THE HOUSE, an original
dramatic film script a Elsa Walden.
86 1. © Elsa Walden; 8Ju168; DU71940.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINING ACTIVITIES SCHOOL,
by William Frank Purcell. 511.
Lessons 1-24. © William Frank
Purcell; 19Nov68; C21105.
SOCK IT TO US, SOLDIER; words by
Ethel Long. Sheet. © Mary L.
Yingst; 1Nov68; c21069.
THE SOCRATES PLOT, by Winston Weathers.
62 1. A play in 3 acts. © Winston
Weathers; 25Nov68; DU72988.
SOFTWOOD CUTTINGS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
SOILS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
SOLDATEN; Nekrolog auf Genf, Tragtdie
by Rolf Hochhuth. Reinbek, Ger.,
Rowohlt Verlag. lv. @2 plays.
Contents: Everyman.--Das Londoner
kleine Welttheater. NM: revisions &
additions. © Rowohlt Verlag,
G.M.B.H.; 7Mar68; DF1937.
A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM FOUND IN THE
EFFICIENCY OF THE TRICKLING FILTER
AS INDICATED BY THE BIOCHEMICAL-
OXYGEN-DEMAND TESTS, by Kurt Umbach,
91. © Kurt Albert Umbach; 2Dec68;
C21154.
SOME COOKS, SOME CROOKS, by Joao
Duarte da Mota Cerveira. 441. A
play in 2 acts. © Joao Duarte da
Mota Cerveira; 1Ju168; DU71900.
SOME FLOWERS BLOOM IN THE FALL, a come-
dy, an original screen story by
I. Bernard Bossom. 761. OI. Ber-
nard Bossom; 5Dec68; DU73047.
SOME LIKE IT RICH. See
GREEN EXPECTATIONS.
SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS, a satire in
one act by Dorothy S. Brown. Chicago,
Dramatic Pub. Co, 24 p.. © Dramatic
Pub. Co.; 17Jul168; DP6759.
SOME OTHER TREE, by T. Bessette, pseud.
of Theodora A. Wiedenmann. Folder.
Recitation. © Sunbeam Music, Inc.;
230ct68; C21001.
SOME PREFER SORROW, a play in three
acts by Donel Myers, pseud. of Don-
ald L. Myers. 124 1. © Donald L.
Myers; 12Aug68; DU72162.
SOME VERSIONS OF MOLIERE'S SCHOOL FOR
WIVES, by J. I. Rodale. Emmaus,
Pa., Rodale Books. 270 p.
NM: compilation & 1 new work.
© J. I. Rodale; 310ct68; DP6826.
SOMEONE IN VIET NAM, by Vera Jones.
2 sheets. © Vera Irene Jones;
12Aug68; C20810.
SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL, an original musi-
cal in 12 scenes. Book by Janice
Maruca, music & lyrics by Joe Bousard.
lv. © Janice Maruca & Joe Bousard;
155u168; DU71999.
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127
SOMEWHERE A COCKEYED CROWN, by Marilyn
Ayers Hatch. lv. A play in 3 acts.
© Marilyn Ayers Hatch; 30Dec68;
DU73176.
THE SON DEFENDS HIS MOTHER, by Jack
Sadows, pseud. of Jacob Sadowsky.
lv. A play in 3 acts. © Jacob
Sadowsky; 15Ju168; DU71987.
SON DON'T PLAY WITH GUNS, by Larry Neal
Culbertson. Sheet. © Larry Neal
Culbertson; 18Nov68; ¢21185.
THE SON OF JESSE JAMES, by Arthur
Givens. lv. A play in two parts.
© Arthur Givens; 313u168; DU72075.
THE SONG IN THE SEA SHELL, a tale of
enchantment in three scenes for young
children by -Audree I. Young. 1st ed.
San Francisco, Younghaven Publica-
tions. <25) ps. Includesimusic: for 1
sang. © Audree I. Young; 23Aug68;
DP6848.
SONG OF THE ANVIL, by Bryan MacMahon.
3 acts. (In 7 Irish plays, 1946-
1964. Minneapolis, University of
Minnesota Press. p.183-246)
© Bryan MacMahon; 6Nov67; DP6792.
THE SONG OF THE BUTCHER BLOCK, by Mark
Daniels. 15 1. A play. © Mark
Daniels; 280ct68; DU72729.
THE SOPHISTICATION OF AMERICA, by Jack
Adler. 311. Aplay. © Jack Adler;
25Ju168; DU72111.
SOUL MUSIC VERY LOUD. See
ROTTEN APPLE PIE.
SOUND WAVES YOU REALLY SEE; lecture by
Kenneth G. Salem. 111. © Kenneth
George Salem; 12Nov68; C21117.
SOUTHERN GOTHIC. See
A QUARTET FOR TWO.
SOUVENIR SNAPSHOT, an original televi-
sion play by Paul Dexter. 3116.
© Paul Dexter; 110ct68; DU72592.
SPEAK THROUGH ANGELS, a play in two
acts by Samuel H. Schwalb. 30 1.
© Samuel H. Schwalb; 9Ju168; DU71950,
THE SPECTACULAR KNIGHT, by Anne Rabun
Ough. lv. A play in 2 acts.
Based on an anecdote from A tramp
abroad, by Mark Twain. © Anne
Rabun Ough; 26Sep68; DU72493.
SPEECH BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY, AND
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES; by Coretta Scott
King. 41. © Coretta Scott King;
15Ju168; c20724.
SPEECH BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.,
SOLIDARITY DAY, LINCOLN MEMORIAL, --
by Coretta Scott King. 91. © Core
etta Scott King; 15Jul68; Cc20723.
SPEECH 9-25-68, MINISTERS LEADERSHIP
TRAINING CONFERENCE, GREEN LAKE,
WISCONSIN, MORNING SESSION, by
Andrew Young. 26 1. A lecture.
© Andrew Young; 160ct68; C20994.
THE SPELLING GAME, 106 1. ‘A script.
Appl. author: McLendon Educational
Corp. © McLendon Educational Corp.;
12Aug68; Cc20949.
128
THE SPIDER AND THE MARIONETTES; or, The
Alan Dale story. Screenplay by Alan
Dale a.k.a. Aldo Sigismondi. 155 1.
Based on autobiography. Appl. states
prev. reg. 17Jul65, A870465; 5Feb68;
DP6624. © Aldo Sigismondi; 17Apr68;
DP6737.
DAS SPIEL UM LIEBE UND ZUFALL,von Pierre
Carlet Chamblain de Marivaux.
Komddie in drei Akten aus dem
Franzésischen tUbertragen von Richard
Bletschacher. [Vienna] Universal
Edition. 100 p. NM: German transla-
tion. © Universal Edition, A.G.;
31Ju168; DFO-1639.
SPIRO WHO? A comedy of sorts by Bill
Meyers (William W. Meyers) 51 1.
© William M. Meyers; 20ct68; DU72837.
SPLITS, a play by Patrick Walsh.
lv. 2 acts. © Patrick Francis
Walsh; 100ct68; DU72564.
THE SQUARE TRIANGLE, an original melo-
drama in three acts for stage or
television by Shalom Zaksenberg.
70 1. © Shalom Zaksenberg; 9Ju168;
DU71947.
THE SSSSLITHERING SSSSCOURGE; or, How
St. Patrick faked the snakes. By
Lawrence B, Rosenfeld & Martin Mann.
Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge Pub. Co.
12 p. 3 scenes. © Eldridge Pub. Co.;
1Sep68; DP6878.
STAGE PLAY, MIDNIGHT MASS, by Stan
Thomas (Stanley Charles Thomas)
20 1. A play. © Stanley Charles
Thomas; 3Sep68; DU72310.
STAND, MY SONS, STAND; words by Hazel
L. Cottington. Sheet. © Hazel L.
Cottington; 29Nov68; C21152.
STANDING IN THE SHADOWS, by Anna Kainen.
lv. A play in 2 acts. © Anna
Kainen; 19Ju168; DU72046.
THE STANISLAVSKI SYSTEM, by Sonia Moore.
lv. 13 lectures. © Sonia Moore;
16Dec68; C21224.
STANLEY KETCHEL VS. ROCKY GRAZIANO.
See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
STAR QUEEN, a Christmas play by Lucile
Brown. 24 1. Includes lyrics for 1
song. NM: additions & revisions.
© Lucile Brown; 150ct68; DU72630.
STAR QUEEN, a Christmas play by Lucile
Brown. 28 p. (100 Mini-maxi plays)
3 scenes. Appl. states prev. reg.
16Sep68, DU72630. © Lucile Brown;
3Nov68; DP6835.
THE STAR WITHOUT A NAME, by Michael
Sebastian, translation by Hermina
Vlasopolos. 85 1. A play in 3
acts. © Hermina Vlasopolos;
9Sep68; DU72351.
STARLIGHT HILL, by Evelyn Dorio (Evelyn
D. Nicolais) 8 1. A play in 3
scenes. Appl. states prev. reg. as
Captain of the twenty mule team,
16Jan67. NM: revision & additions.
© Evelyn D. Nicolais; 26Aug68;
DU72263.
THE STATE VS. SIEGFRIED GOTTGETREU,
a drama in two acts, with epilogue,
by Edward Sherby. 661. © Edward
Sherby; 16Ju168; DU72003.
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DRAMAS
STATEMENT-PIE, by Laia Hanau. 3 1.
Monolog. © Laia Hanau; 24Ju168;
c20738.
THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER, See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
THE STEEL CRYPT, a drama in three acts
by J. Douglas Halford. 1221.
© J. Douglas Halford; 12Aug68;
DU72156.
STELLA'S E'EN, a dream of the tran-
quilized yet elevated mood by Nancy
Henderson, 841. A play in 2 parts.
© Nancy Henderson; 17Dec68; DU73142.
STEPHEN D., a play in two acts adapted
by Hugh Leonard from James Joyce's
A portrait of the artist as a young
man and Stephen Hero. New York, Dra-
matists Play Service, 66 p. Appl.
states prev. pub. 1964. NM: additions
& revisions. © Hugh Leonard & the
executor of the Estate of the late
James Aloysius Joyce; 1lAug68; DP6855.
STOKES' URBAN PLAN, an engineer's solu-
tion to the ghetto problem, by
Samuel J. Stokes. 61. Lecture.
© Samuel J. Stokes; 4Nov68; C21050.
STONE THE CROWS, a play by David Havi-
land. 981. A musical play. Book
only. © David Haviland; 21Nov68;
DU72965.
A STOP FROM HERE TO THERE, a play in
one act by Harry Michael Bagdasian.
34.1. © Harry Michael Bagdasian;
16Sep68; DU72399.
STOP SMOKING, by Mervyn K. Wagner.
11 1. A recording script.
© Mervyn K. Wagner; 13Sep68;
c20890.
THE STORE, a play in three acts by
M. A. Kronberg. 1021. © Meyer A.
Kronberg; 14Nov68; DU72912.
STORIES. See
THE EDUCATION OF HYMAN KAPLAN,
STORIES ABOUT COLORS.
no.S134-1--S134-6. 1v. <A film
script. Appl. author: Coronet In-
structional Films. © Coronet In-
structional Films, a division of
Esquire, Inc.; 27Sep68; C20930.
Production
THE STORY OF LIFE, in 1 act; book,
lyrics & music by Ben Samberg
(Benjamin Samberg) 41. © Bell
Enterprises, Inc.; 220ct68; DP6825.
THE STORY OF 0, a screenplay by
Kenneth Lerner & Douglas Glen.
lv. Appl. states prev. reg.
6Nov65, A901303. NM: additions &
revisions. © Kenneth Lerner &
Douglas Glen; 18Nov68; DU72961.
STRADDLEBUG; three one-act musical plays,
book, music & lyrics by David Peter-
son. 2v. Contents: I. The Ripleys;
II. Bacon and the preacher;
III. Flaxen. Adapted from the
stories of Hamlin Garland. © David
C. Peterson; 24Ju168; DU72039.
THE STRANGE GIFTS, by Lindonsue, pseud.
of Jean Sanders. 14 1. A play in
3 acts. © Jean Sanders; 280ct68;
DU72728.
STRANGE VOYAGE, by Mende Brown. lst
draft. 1141. A screenplay. Based
on a story by Jules Verne. © A. I.
Massler; 14Nov68; DU72951.
July—Dec.
THE STRANGER, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 7 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 4Dec68; C21215.
STRANGER IN MY HOUSE; screenplay by
William A. Packer, pseud. of Packer A.
William. 1st version. 168 1.
© Packer A. William; 20Nov68; DU72937.
A STREAMLINED MONTHLESS CALENDAR, a
lecture for oral delivery on the sub-
ject of calendar reform by Thomas
Sanfran Miyada. 161. © Thomas
Sanfran Miyada; 12Sep68; C20983.
THE STRIKERS, a film play by Joel M.
Reed. 691. © Joel M. Reed; 5Ju168;
DU7 1934.
A STRING OF BANJOS; original screenplay
by Tom Miller, 124 1. © Tom Miller;
5Dec68; DU73049.
THE STRINGED INSTRUMENTS IN OUR SYM-
PHONY ORCHESTRA, PROGRAM E; video-
tape project written, produced &
directed by Charles Blackman. 18 1.
A recording script. © Charles Black-
man; 30Dec68; C21245.
THE SUBSCRIBER, a play in one act by
Robert J. Thompson. 261. © Robert
J. Thompson; 30Jul68; DU72141.
SUBSTITUTE MOTHER, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Dorothy Aguilar. 30 1. © Dorothy
Aguilar; 4Nov68; DU72808.
THE SUCCESS GAME, a musical comedy;
book & lyrics by James S. Kerr,
music by Norma E, Leary; conductors
score arranged by Sam A. D'Angelo.
Jamestown, Pa., Noran Pub. 4 v.
2 acts. © Noran Pub., Inc.; 120ct68;
DP6850.
SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYMENT. 54 1. A radio
script. Appl. author: McLendon
Educational Corp. © McLendon Educa-
tional Corp.; 23Sep68; c2og4e.
THE SUCCULENTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
SUCH A LUCKY WOMAN. See
GOODBYE FLIGHT SIXTY-SIX TO ISTANBUL,
BOMBAY AND TOKYO.
SUCH IS LIFE. See
KING NICOLO.
SUCH SHORT TIME, an original story
written and adapted for television by
Ila Allen. 301. © Ila Allen;
29Ju168; DU72061.
SUGAR RAY ROBINSON VS. MICKEY WALKER.
See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
SUGAR RAY ROBINSON VS. RUBY BOB
FITZSIMMONS. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
SUICIDE PROHIBITED IN SPRINGTIME, by
Alejandro Casona, translated by Adam
D. Horvath. 3 acts. (In Modern
Spanish theatre. New York, Dutton.
p.239-307) © Adam Horvath; 14Mar68;
DP6780.
SUICIDE QUEUE, a one act comedy by
Heddy E. Rossi. 22 1.
© Heddy E.
Rossi; 10Sep68; DU72338.
SULPHUR RIVER BOTTOM, an East Texas
legend by Don Braswell. 64 1.
A musical play in 5 scenes. Book
& lyrics only. © Don Merton Bras-
well; 70ct68; DU72578.
1968
SUMMER HANGING PLANTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE SUMMER MORNING VISITOR, a comedy by
Bernard Sabath. 171. © Bernard
Sabath; 12Nov68; DU72914.
SUMMER OF '42; first draft screenplay
by Herman Raucher. 144 1. © Herman
Raucher; 3Sep68; DU72317.
SUMMER ROSES, by Robert C. Nutt. 1 v.
A play in 3 acts. © Robert C. Nutt;
13Nov68; DU72900.
SUMMER SESSION, a play in three acts by
David A. Park. lv. © David A. Park;
110ct68; DU72590.
SUMMERING HOUSE PLANTS. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
SUMMERTREE, by Ron Cowen.
Dramatists Play Service. 64 p.
A play in 3 acts. Appl. states prev.
reg. 25Jun68, DU71863. NM: addition
& revision. © Ron Cowen; 16Sep68;
DP6833.
THE SUN BATHERS, an original script by
Harold Becker. 120 1. A play in
26 scenes. © Harold Becker;
2Aug68; DU72104.
New York,
SUNDAY, a children's play with music
& magic by Igors Gavon, pseud. of
Igors Gajevskis & Dean Crane, words
& music by Dean Crane. lv.
8 scenes. © Igors Gavon & Dean
Crane; 310ct68; DU72771.
SUNSPOT. See
BLOSSOM.
THE SUPER CRIME FIGHTER, an original
story written & adapted for televi-
sion by Robert Boutwell. 30 1.
© Robert Boutwell; 24Sep68; DU72452.
SUPPLEMENT TO I WISH I COULD SEE
WHERE I WERE GOING, another revue of
life and the church by James -C.
Huffstutler. 1v. Includes lyrics
for 2 songs & music for 1 song.
© James C. Huffstutler; 15Ju168;
DP6757.
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE, by Etcetera,
Inc. lv. 12 television scripts.
© Etcetera, Inc.; 25Ju168; Cc20790.
THE SURFACE OF WATER, a television
play by John Lewin. 47 1. 2 acts.
© John Lewin; 4Sep68; DU72334.
THE SURVIVORS, a play in three acts,
five scenes by Jo Sinclair, pseud. of
Ruth Seid. 2v. © Ruth Seid;
70ct68; DU72548.
THE SUSPENSION SYSTEM, a screenplay by
Donald R. Boyle. 1411. © Donald
R. Boyle; 12Aug68; DU72159.
THE SWALLOW, by Ernesto Fuentes.
SUEY) abe sy play. © Ernesto D. Fuentes;
4Nov68; DU72795.
SWEET CERISE, 2 play in three acts by
Earl Wennergren. 1131. © Earl Wen-
nergren; 180ct68; DU72643.
SWEETER WORDS; screenplay by David
Wolfe. 151. © David J. Wolfe;
30Sep68; DU72486. —
SWINGIN' CAT. See
THE MERRY HEART.
parecer
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CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
SWITCH ON - SWITCH OFF, and other plays
by Janet McNeill (Janet Alexander)
with foreword & suggestions for school
use by Eric Dare. London, Faber &
Faber. 155 p. 6 plays. © Janet
McNeill; 22Apr68; DFO-1618.
SWUNG; three one act plays by Rick
Lenz (Richard P. Lenz) 1v. Con-
tents: See all the people. --Swung.--
Polishing shuffle board pucks.
© Richard P. Lenz; 2lAug68; DU72229.
SWUNG; three one act plays by Rick Lenz
(Richard P. Lenz) 1v. Contents:
See all the people.--Swung.-- Polishing
shuffle board pucks. Appl. states
prev. reg. 2lAug68, DU72229. NM:
revision. © Richard P. Lenz; 18Dec68;
DU73145.
SYMBOL OF A NATION, an original story
written & adapted for’ television by
Elsie M. Westrick. 301. © Elsie
M. Westrick; 4Nov68; DU72800.
SYMBOLINE, a modern drama in three acts
by Frank Dodd Lawrence. 711.
© Frank Dodd Lawrence; 9Aug68;
DU72154.
THE SYNCOPATED COIN-OPERATED FULLY-AUTO-
MATIC LAUNDROMAT, by Michael Pitkow.
lv. A play. © Michael Pitkow;
19Dec68; DU73148.
TG
TAHITIAN HOLIDAY, by Lodovico Lorito.
100 1. A musical play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. states
prev. reg. 16Jun64, DU60395. NM:
title change & revisions. © JTL
Enterprises, Inc.; 1Nov68; DU72933.
TAIN'T LOADED, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 6 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 300ct68; C21084.
TAKE MY HAND, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Hazel M. Flora. 311. © Hazel M.
Flora; 4Nov68; DU72804.
TAKE WORDS; script developed for the
series of 16 programs designed as
part of the course Children's Lit-
erature by Doris Young Kuhn. lv.
© Doris Young Kuhn; 31Ju168; c20752.
TALENT, LIKE MURDER, WILL OUT! An opera
buffa in_one act; music by Daryl
Hanson; libretto by Bert Stimmel.
lv. © Bert Stimmel & Daryl Hanson;
220ct68; DU72741.
TALISMAN, by Virginia Rowe. 136 1.
A screenplay. Appl. states prev.
reg. 27Dec66, DU67511. NM: addi-
tions, revisions & new title.
© Virginia C. Rowe; 30Sep68;
DU72491.
TALISMAN, See
THREE COMEDIES.
TAMING OF THE SHREW. See
CHRISTOPHER SLY.
TANGLEWOOD TALES. . See
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
TAPE FROM HOME, by Lucille Hauser.
4 1. A play. © Lucille Hauser;
153168; DU71998.
TAPS, by John Beverly, pseud. of
George Washington. 301. (Holly-
wood theatre of the air) A play for
radio in 14 scenes. © Maria Anetta
Washington; 23Sep68; DU72441.
TAR BEACH, a play in two acts by
Michael McGrinder. 1121. © Michael
McGrinder; 25Sep68; DU72501.
TEA AND SCUM, by Zella Bavarre, pseud,
of Stella Gropper. lv. A play in
2 acts. © Stella Gropper; 29Aug68;
DU72332.
A TEASPOON EVERY FOUR HOURS, by Bernard
Weber & Mike Mortman. lv. A play
in 3 acts. © Suite 2B Management
Corp.; 5Nov68; DU72932.
A TEJAS ROSE, a five act musical drama
by Jay Penn, pseud. of Jerre Penning-
ton Dulock. 1v. Book & lyrics only.
© Jerre Pennington Dulock; 280ct68;
DU72714 .
THE TELL-TALE HARP, a musical story
for actors, singers and instrumental-
ists; words by Paul Townsend, music
by John Paynter. London, Chappell.
32 p. (Group music making series)
Full score: © Chappell & Co., Ltd.;
19Ju168; DFO-1633.
TELL THE STARS, by Robert Kornfeld.
37 1. A play. © Robert Kornfeld;
13Nov68; DU72901.
TEMPER VS. SOUL, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Laura Frace. 321. © Laura Frace;
24Sep68; DUT2454.
TEN GREAT ONE ACT PLAYS; edited &
with an introd. by Morris Sweetkind.
New York, Bantam Books. 198 p.
(Bantam world drama, ST4130)
NM: introd. & editorial revision.
© Bantam Books, Inc.; 6May68; A30633.
TEN-KEY; initial recording for Monitor
Instruction Program by Marvin W.
Hempel. 1v. (Business Machines
Series) © Educational Research
Associates; 24Jun68; c20778.
THE TENDERFOOT DRUGGIST, a one hour
teleplay by Victor A. Pompilio.
© Victor A. Pompilio; 11Ju168;
DU7 1968.
491.
THE TENOR; comic opera in 3 acts; music
by Ernst von Dohnanyi. Libretto, in
German, by Ernd Goth; Hungarian
translation by Zsolt Harsanyi; English
version by Geoffrey Dunn. 20 1.
From the comedy Btirger Schippel, by
Carl Sternheim. Libretto. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1Sep28, EFOR4347.
NM: English translation. © Octava
Music Co., Ltd.; 3Dec68; DU72930.
TENTH AND GREENWICH, woman's house of
detention; words & music by Melvin
Van Peebles. 2 sheets. © Almo
Music Corp.; 13Nov68; C21125.
TERATOLOGICAL STUDY IN FOUR ACTS. See
THE PERPETUAL EXILE.
TEST OF LOVE, a comedy in two acts by
William Shaw. 93 1. © William C.
Shaw; 22Nov68; DU72968.
THANKS FOR ALL THE MILES, by Dave
Dudley. Sheet. © Newkeys. Music,
Inc.; 9Sep68; C20884.
THAT GROOVY GURU, a fullelength comedy
by Christopher Sergel. Dramatic Pub.
Co. 90 Bs 2 acts. © Christopher
Sergel; 80ct68; DP6810,
THAT MY LIFE. See
TROUBLE MAKING FOOL.
ht Office record pertaining to a particular
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THAT RASCAL CAPT. WILLY MOUSE, by John
E. Varney. 61. Monolog. © John E,
Varney; 7Aug68; C21113.
THAT SNOWBALL WAS LOADED, a comedy in
three acts by Bill Hufham. 134 1.
A play. Appl. states prev. reg.
70ct66, DU66967. NM: additions &
revisions. © Billy Gary Hufham;
6Aug68; DU72126.
THAT THIS NATION UNDER GOD, a drama
concerning the founding of the
secret service in the United
States ... by Gerald Zoffer. 93 1.
2 acts. © Gerald Zoffer; 25Sep68;
DU7 2473.
THAT'S MY STYLE, a new musical; book by
William Dorsey Blake, music & lyrics
by Joseph Richter. 2v. 2 acts.
Based on the novel Scaramouche, by
Rafael Sabatini. © William Dorsey
Blake & Joseph Alan Richter; 22Nov68;
DU72915.
THEATRE IV, by Arthur Adamov. M. le
Modere; Le Printemps 71. [Paris]
Gallimard. 275 p. © Editions
Gallimard; 30May68; DFO-1630.
THEATRE RECORDING SOCIETY FOLIO. See
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
THEATRE II: La Bafouille, et al. By
Bernard Zimmer. Paris, La Table
Ronde. 400 p. 6 plays. © Editions
de la Table Ronde; 10Sep68;
DFO-1636.
THEATRO, by Eugene Yanni. 75 1.
A play in 3 pt. Appl. states prev.
reg. QFeb63, DU57151. NM: editorial
revision. © Eugene Yanni; 4Nov68;
DU7 2822.
THEFAMILYETCETERA, PT. III: GIVE MY
LOVE TO THE FOLKS. By Arnold Powell.
49 1. A play. © Arnold Powell;
18Sep68; DU72417.
THEORY ANALYSIS TO LEGAL PROBLEMS,
ATTORNEYSHIP TO LAW, by Albert New-
ton. 31. A lecture. © Albert
Maxwell Newton; 19Aug68; C20905.
THERE ISN'T ANY SANTA CLAUS, a play in
three acts by Wayne Maxwell. 1 v.
© Wayne F, Maxwell, Jr.; 110ct68;
DU7 2588.
THERE WAS A LITTLE BOY, a play about
the importance of communication be-
tween parents and children by Barbara
Kay Davidson; suggestions for discus-
sion leaders by Olive H. Biggar. New
York, Mental Health Materials Center.
40 p. © Barbara Kay Davidson;
17Jun68; DP6828.
THESE MODERN PARENTS; written by La-
Verne Reid. 16 p. A play in 3
scenes. © LaVerne Reid; 20Ju168;
DP6813.
THESE RICH ISLANDS, by Ruth Bender.
53 1. A play in 3 acts. © Ruth
Bender; 8Jan69; DU73165.
THEY DON'T NAME THE PARTS, THOUGH, a
short play by Lee Blessing. 20 l.
l act. © Lee K. Blessing; 31Ju168;
DU72083.
THEY TOLD ME THAT YOU CAME THIS WAY,
a play in one act by David Epstein.
211. © David H. Epstein; 2Ju168;
pu71914.
THEY WERE EXPENDABLE, an original
story written & adapted for televi-
sion by Mildred Goodman, 30 1.
© Mildred Goodman; 24Sep68; DU72455.
THICKER THAN BLOOD, an original tele-
play for Big Valley by Jackie
Bell. 931. 6 acts. © Jackie
Beth Bell; 4Sep68; DU72336.
DRAMAS
THING A LING, SCARED CROW; words by
Jacques Wilson, music by Mort Garson.
Folder. Recitation. © La Brea
Music & Emanay Music Co.; 25Nov68;
(qenbenbals
THING.OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER.
See
ROTTEN APPLE PIE.
THINGS WENT BADLY IN WESTPHALIA, a play
by Martin Sherman. 67 1. © Martin
G. Sherman; 280ct68; DU72724.
THINK TANK; or, The muse. A voice play
for male & female voices & electronic
sounds by Henry C. Timm. 81.
© Henry Christian Timm; 4Dec68;
DU7B042.
THINK YOUR WAY TO A MILLION, a play in
three acts by Carol Lynn Pearson.
Chicago; Dramatic Pub. Co. 78 p.
© Dramatic Pub. Co.; 18Sep68;
DP6795.
THE THIRD DEGREE, we Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 4Dec68; c21214.
THE THIRTY SECOND PIGGY BACK, by Law-
rence Berger. 114 1. A screenplay.
© Lawrence Berger; 17Sep68;
DU72411.
THIS AGE; written & produced by Jose-
phine Hubbard. 161. Script.
© This Age, Inc.; 3Sep68; Cc20895.
THIS FAMILY, a comedy-drama in three
acts by Rose Saffron. 100 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 28Jun35, D36160.
NM: additions. © Rose Saffron;
10Dec68; DU73147.
THIS IS THE HOUSE THAT MARY MOLAR BUILT,
by Carolyn Sue Hoberman. 4 1. Lec-
ture. © Carolyn Sue Hoberman; 3Sep68;
c20866.
THIS TIME OF YOUR LIFE; record dialogue
by Media Medica. lv. 3 parts.
© Media Medica, Inc.; 15Aug68;
c20796.
THOSE CONFUSING SKIN LESIONS, by Eli
Lilly & Co. div. oSeript. ©. Bl?!
Lilly & Co.; 16Aug68; Cc20799.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS; introd. & notes
by Vincent Guilloton. Le Cid, by
Corneille; Andromaque, by Racine;
Le misanthrope, by Moliere. New York,
Dell Pub. Co. (8837) 272 p. (The
Laurel language library. French se-
ries, general editor, Germaine Bree)
Appl. author: Dell Pub. Co., Inc.,
employer for hire. NM: introd.,
chronology, notes & bibliography.
© Dell Pub. Ca., Ine.5 19sepé6e;
A20701.
THREE COMEDIES, by Johann Nestroy;
translated by Max Knight & Joseph
Fabry; foreword by Thornton Wilder.
A man full of nothing; The talisman;
Love affairs and wedding bells. New
York, F. Ungar Pub. Co. 258 p.
NM: foreword & translation. © Max
Knight & Joseph Fahry; 29Sep68;
A3B402.
THREE DRAMAS OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM.
The letter; The sacred flame; For
services rendered. New York,
Washington Square Press. 263 p.
© Washington Square Press, Inc.3
15May68; A5405.
THREE FACES OF LOVE, an American play
with a continental slant by Pascal
Biancardo & Lilly Shaw Biancardo,
music by Tony Carter, pseud. of An-
thony Biancardi. lv. 2 acts.
Includes music & lyrics to 1 song.
© Pascal Biancardo & Lilly Shaw
Biancardo; 13Dec68; DU73002.
THE THREE FACES OF THE SUN; lecture
by Olga Chalaire. 14 1. © Olga
Chalaire; 9Sep68; C20870.
July—Dec.
THREE FEET TO GERMANY; written by
Herman Raucher. 156 1. A screen-
play. Herman Raucher; 6Dec68;
DUT 3076.
THREE FOR THE MARRIAGE, by Leeann
Kerry. lv... Auplay in) 3/acts:
Book & lyrics only. © Leeann Kerry;
29Ju168; DU72108.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS, by Peter Raby.
118 1. A play in 40 scenes.
Adapted from Dumas' novel.
Raby; 30ct68; DU72494.
© Peter
THREE PLAYS BY PLAUTUS, translated by
Paul Roche. New York, New American
Library. 288 p. (A Mentor classic,
MY830) Contents: Amphitryon.--
Major Bullshot-Gorgeous.--The pris-
oners. © Paul Roche; 30Jun68;
A10303.
THREE PLAYS IN A PATIO, by Laura H.
Kerr (Laura H. Kerr Rivkin) 1 v.
Contents: For the best performance.--
Interview with an actress.--Every
girl's dream. © Laura K. Rivkin;
16Sep68; DU72401.
THREE-QUARTERS OF AN HOUR, a short
play by Bernard W. Sznycer. eye als
© Bernard W. Sznycer & Katharine
Sergava; 1Ju168; DU71904.
THREE SONS, a play by Richard Lortz.
96 1. 2 acts. © Richard Lortz;
23Sep68; DU7Ta445.
THREE TOP HATS, by Miguel Mihura,
translated by Marcia Cobourn Well-
warth. 3 acts. (In Modern Spanish
theatre. New York, Dutton.
p.127-194) © Marcia Wellwarth;
14Mar68; DP6778. {
THREE WAY MARRIAGE, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 12 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 4Dec68; C21213. \
THUNDER ROCK. See
PLAYS OF THREE DECADES.
THUONG DE TOAN NANG KHIEN NGUOI TOAN
THANG (God omnipotent makes man
triumphant) The text of an address
on Christian Science by Noel D.
Bryan-Jones. 191. Vietnamese;
title transliterated. Appl. states
prev. reg. C16072 & BB24965. © Noel
D. Bryan-Jones; 13Sep68p c20914.
THE THWARTING OF BARON BOLLIGREW, a
play in two acts by Robert Bolt.
London, Heinemann. 93 p. © Robert
Bolt; 12Dec66; DF1942.
THY WILL BE DONE, a play in three acts
by Robert Ogden, pseud. of Walter
Robert Simpson. 521. © Robert
Ogden; 9Sep68; DU72353.
TIERRA DE DOS MONTANAS, by Jon E.
Weaver. 23 1. Play. English.
© Jon E. Weaver; 19Aug68; DU72213.
TIGER FLOWERS VS. ROCKY GRAZTANO. See
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNAMENT.
TIGEROO, an original story & screen-
play by Chuck Milligan (Charles
Luther. Milligan) 145 1. © Charles
L. Milligan; 70ct68; DU72614.
TILL DEATH DO US PART, a three act play
py Ron Dultz. lv. © Ron Dultz;
83u168; DU71936.
TIME IN THE BALANCE, a one-act choral
drama by Eve McFall. New York,
Friendship Press. 32 p. © Friend-
ship Press, Inc.; 7Mar68; DP6747.
TIME OF THE PROMISE GREEN, by Scat
Lorimer, pseud. of Martha Ayers
Fuentes. lv. A play in 2 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 6Dec65,
DU64584. NM: additions. © Martha
A. Fuentes; 12Ju168; DU71971.
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1968
THE TIME OF THE SLOBS, by Pincus W.
Tell. lv. <A play in 3 acts.
© Pincus W. Tell; 16Aug68; DU72200.
TIME OUT FOR PROPAGANDA; tapes 1-9.
lv. Recording script. Appl. au-
thor: Education Unlimited Corp.
© Education Unlimited Corp.; 140ct68;
c20979.
TIME OUT FOR SEMANTICS; tape 1-10. lv.
Recording scripts. Appl. author:
Education Unlimited Corp. © Educa-
tion Unlimited Corp; 14Nov68; C21116.
TIME RAN OUT; shooting script written
by Ernie P. Grottola. 155 1.
Originally titled The price of retri-
bution. Appl. states prev. reg.
2Aug65, DU63876. NM: additions &
revisions. © Ernie Pat Grottola;
12Nov68; DU72829.
THE TIMID DRAGON, a comedy in one act
by Tim Kelly. Chicago, Dramatic Pub.
Co. 32 p. © Tim Kelly; 20ct68;
DP6809.
TIMING THE WILLCOX & GIBBS 500 MACHINE,
by Arthur Miller. 101. Lecture.
© Willcox & Gibbs, Inc.; 11Ju168;
c20771.
TIMOTHY, by Timothy Davison. Sheet.
Narration with music. © Timothy
Davison; 5Aug68; c20758.
TIMOTHY LANG, a play in three acts by
C. K. Catgenova. 173 1. © Charles
Keith Catgenova; 2Dec68; DU73023.
TIN EAR, by Donald O. Dyal, pseud. of
Thomas Erskine Smith. 591. A play
in 2 acts. © Thomas Erskine Smith;
17Ju168; DU72007.
TO ANCHOR A CLOUD, a play in three
acts by Dilip Hiro. 75 1.
| © Dilip K. Hiro; 22Aug68; DU7 2237.
TO BE MENTIONED IN THE NEWSPAPER. See
BEN BENTLE.
TO BURY A COUSIN, a two act play by
Gus Weill. New York, Dramatists Play
Service. 70 p. Appl. states prev.
reg. 8Mar66, DU70946. NM: additions
& revisions. © Gus Weill; 280ct68;
DP6830.
TO EACH HIS THUNDER, WIND AND RAIN.
See
TOMORROW WITH LOVE.
TO HELL AND BACK, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Kathleen Pickett. 301. © Kathleen
Pickett; 4Nov68; DU72789.
TO MARKET, TO MARKET; lecture by Mary
Howell Eliason. 101. © Mary
Howell Eliason; 9Sep68; C21023.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, an original
screenplay by Jack Cole & Carole
Kane. 106 1. © Cokane Productions 3
30Dec68; DU73127.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I LOVE YOU,
by Edward Gilmore. 1v. A play in
3 acts. © Edward J. Gilmore, Jr.;
5Sep68; DUT2aa44.
TO YOU; words & music by Michael R.
Seiler. Sheet. Recitation with
music. © Michael R. Seiler; 15Ju168;
c20729.
TOBACCO AND CANCER SCARE, by Thomas
Sanfran Miyada. 18 1. Lecture.
© Thomas Sanfran Miyada; 14Aug68;
c2o0794. :
TOGETHER .
QUARTET.
TOMORROW WITH LOVE (To each his thunder,
wind and rain) By Thomas Joseph
Quirk, Jr. lv. A play in 3 acts.
Appl. states prev. reg. 29May67,
See
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
DU68235. NM: additions & revisions.
© Thomas Joseph Quirk, Jr.; 30Sep68;
pu7249e2.
TOO LATE, by Willie Banks.
tation. © Lion Pub. Co.,
300ct68; C21043.
TOUR. See
APPLE PIE.
TOUR DE FARCE. See
FROM ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
TOUR THROUGH BOOKLAND, by Judith Marie
Garson, musical score by Kenneth J.
Behrens. wale VA play ine vacts:,
© Judith Marie Garson & Kenneth
Joseph Behrens; 8Nov68; DU72858.
3 1. Reci-
sENGic);
TOURS OF BALTIMORE, by Robert Willis.
Tour 1-2. lv. Lecture. © Algerson
Enterprises, Inc.; 280ct68; C21053.
THE TOWER OF BABEL, a mystery play by
Arthur Morey, music by Robert Paul.
2v. A musical play in 3 acts.
© Arthur J. Morey & Robert A. Paul;
26Ju168; DU72049.
THE TOWN MUSICIANS OF BREMEN, a puppet
musical play in one act, five scenes
by Mary Reiter Sherman. 79 1. Af-
ter a tale by The Brothers Grimm.
© Mary Reiter Sherman; 19Aug68;
DU72204.
TOYS, a one act play by Barbara Bern-
hardt. 7 1. © Barbara Ann Bern-
hardt; 16Sep68; DU72409,
TRADER AL SWENSON FORD, by Eugene
Robert Tanz. Sheet. An advertising
script. © Cox & Tanz Advertising
Agency; 13Dec68; C21205.
TRAGEDY; edited by Ashley Brown & John
L. Kimmey. Columbus, Ohio, C. E.
Merrill Pub. Co. 268 p. (Modes of
Literature series) © Charles E.
Merrill Pub. Co.; 300ct68; A28686.
TRAGICOMEDY; edited by Ashley Brown &
John L. Kimmey. Columbus, Ohio,
C. E. Merrill Pub. Co. 245 p.
(Modes of literature series)
© Charles E. Merrill Pub. Co.3;
280ct68; A28689.
TRAGI-COMIC, SATIRIC FARCE WITH MOST OF
THE CHARACTERS MISSING. See
FATHER ISHMAEL ABRAHAMSON.
TRAMP ABROAD. See
THE SPECTACULAR KNIGHT.
THE TRANSCENDENCE OF LUCIUS, THE PSYCH-
EDELIC RANGER, a mass in three acts
by Yitzhac Kahn (Ralph Kahn) 42 1.
© Ralph Kahn; LUNoveB; DU7 2910.
TRANSFERMAN; written by Murray Figman.
The ledge of doom; Banditos; The
beagle. 1 v. 3 plays. © Murray
Figman; 31Dec68; DU73185.
THE TRANSIENTS, a play in two acts by
Anthony Caputi. 1311. © Anthony
Caputi; 240ct68; DUT2695.
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR READING
AND PRODUCTION, by Allan C. Gillingham
& Eric C. Baade. Captivi, Curculio,
Mostellaria, with five scenes from
other comedies. Scott, Foresman.
63 p. © Scott, Foresman & Co.;
4Nov68; A31392.
THE TRAVELING SALESMAN, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 5 1.
A recording script. © Dewey Markham;
210ct68; C21037.
TREBOR THE LEAF, by Flory Kraft.
A screenplay. © Flory Kraft;
17Sep68; DU72415.
TREES OF EDEN, by Ida Wilson Pinkney.
1v. A play in 2 acts. Appl.
states prev. reg. 25Mar63, DU57367.
NM: additions & revisions. © Ida
Wilson Pinkney; 27Sep68; DU72463.
3671.
131
TREVOR. See
LITTLE BOXES.
THE TRIAL, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) 111. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 210ct68; C21033.
THE TRIAL OF A, LINCOLN, a dramatic in-
quest by James Damico. 100 1.
A play. © James Damico; 19Dec68;
DU73150.
THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF AN AIR-~
LINE STEWARDESS, an original story
written & adapted for television by
John Picchiarollo. 11. © John
Picchiarollo; 27Aug68; DU72282.
TRIO FOR TWO. See
A QUARTET FOR TWO.
TRISTAN; ballett von Tatjana Gsovsky,
music von Boris Blacher. Berlin,
Bote & Bote. Folder. Libretto.
© Bote & Bote; 19Jan68; DFO-1615.
TROISIEME CONCERTO. See
LA FORET NOIRE & LE TROISIEME
CONCERTO.
TROUBLE MAKING FOOL; written by Larry
Mullins. 207 1. A screenplay.
Appl. states prev. reg. as That my
life, 2Jan68, DU70453. NM: additions
& revisions, © Larry Curtis Mullins;
20Nov68; DU72960.
THE TRUE WAR DANCE OF YANKEE-REELS, a
comedy by Robert A. Jacobs. 76 1.
11 scenes. © Robert A. Jacobs;
12Sep68; DU72375.
TRUMPETS - FIVE; one act plays for re-
ligious drama by Michelle Condre.
lv. 5 plays. © Michelle Condre;
170ct68; DU72620.
TRUTH-RITE, by B. A. McQuistian.
79 1. Television script for Star
trek, one hour science fiction
series. © Be a MecQuistian;
l4oct68; DU72978.
THE TRUTH THAT HEALS, a Christian
Science lecture by Jules Cern. Fold-
er. © Jules Cern; 20ct68; C20936.
TRUTH TO TELL, a tale of the Under-
ground Railroad by George Dear.
39 1. A play. © George Dear;
2Dec68; DU73017.
TSAR BORIS, a play in two acts by Rich-
ard Reichman. 711. © Richard
Reichman; 25Sep68; DU72474.
TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MORTUARY, a
in one act by James Basche. 261.
© James R. Basche, Jr.; 10Sep68;
DU7 2358.
TUMULT, a Roman courtmartial by Jesse
J. Johnson. 50 1.. A play in 8
scenes. As suggested in the annals
of Tacitus in Rome, 14 A.D. Appl.
states prev. reg. as Roman courtmar-
tial, DU65851. NM: additions & re-
visions. © Jesse J. Johnson;
250¢ct68; DU7 2686.
lay
TUNE IN A BASKET, a musical for chil-
dren; book & lyrics by June Barbour
(June Barbour Mescia), music by
Majorie M. Murphy (Marjorie M. Murphy )
Iv. © June Barbour & Marjorie M.
Murphy; 15Nov68; DU72917.
TURNABOUT, by Vivian Nathan. 41 1.
A screenplay. © Vivian Nathan;
12Aug68; DU72158.
TURNING POINT, an original story writ-
ten & adapted for television by
Nellie T. Ring. 311. © Nellie T.
Ring; 24Sep68; DU72456.
TURNIP COUNT.
RUBEZAHL.
See
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TUSITALA; or, Robert Louis Stevenson
in the South Pacific. By Aldyth
Morris. 631. A play in 2 pts.
© Aldyth Morris; 17Dec68; DU73085.
THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES, by
Bobbye Russell Durrett. 431.
A play in 2 acts. © Bobbye Russell
Durrett; 5Sep68; DU72428.
12 DOLCIN COMMERCIALS, by Victor van
der Linde Co., Inc. lv. Radio
scripts. Appl. states prev. reg.
1Aug60; 13180. NM: editorial revi-
sions. © Dolcin Corp.; 12Ju168;
c20719.
20TH CENTURY MEDICINE MAN, by Frank
Kalil & Jay T. Taylor. 4 1. Script.
© Beechwood Music Corp.; 21Nov68;
C21233.
20TH CENTURY TYPEWRITING; Monitor re-
cording by Carl W. Salser & Charles
T., Yerian. Qth ed. 2v. Appl. ti.:
Typing, first year second semester.
© Educational Research Associates;
20Aug68; Cc20921.
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY SHOW AND WHERE
THEY MAY, a play in two parts or
play within a play by Marvin Tal-
madge Manning. 1v. © Marvin Tal-
madge Manning; 280ct68; DU72759.
TWENTY-TWO, by Pigmeat Markham (Dewey
Markham) 61. A pk he © Dewey
Markham; 4Dec68; c21218.
TWICE YEARLY, DARLING, a play in two
acts by John O'Hare. 1v. NM: ad-
ditions & revisions. © John M.
O'Hare; 23Sep68; DU72Q446.
TWILIGHT ALLEY; adaptation of Phil-
octetes by Sophocles. By Marie
Starr. 461. A play. © Marie
Starr; 290ct68; DU72757.
TWINKEE LEARNS TO YODEL; story, music
& lyrics by Adele Prosono. 51.
Book & lyrics only. Appl. states
prev. reg. 8May68, EU59831. NM: nar-
ration. © Adele Prosono; 23Sep68;
c20909.
TWINKLE TOES, by Neil Hart. 25 1.
© Neil Hart; 11Dec68; c21194.
200 M.P.H., by Bill Cosby (William H.
Cosby, Jr.) 1 v. A monologue.
© Manger Music, Inc.; 29Nov68;
C211535.
TWO ONE ACTS, by Robert S. Reiser. 1 v.
2 plays. Contents: The man who killed
Tinkerbelle.--Who the hell is Mister
Clean? © Robert S. Reiser; 8Ju168;
DU71944.
TWO SHORT PLAYS, by William Inge.
The call; A murder. New York,
Dramatists Play Service. 46 p.
© William Inge; lAug68; DP6785.
TWO WOMEN, TWO MEN, by Frank Fulton.
95 1. A screenplay. © Storyline
Productions, Inc.; 30Aug68;
DU7 2327.
ee FIRST YEAR SECOND SEMESTER.
ee
20TH CENTURY TYPEWRITING.
U
THE UGLY DUCKLING. See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
THE ULTIMATE APPLICATION OF VALUE
ENGINEERING, by Budge V. Lee. 19 1.
A paper. © Budge V. Lee; 16Dec68;
c21220,.
UNAUTHORIZED SON OF MISS AMERTCA
PAGEANT. See
THE 8TH ANNUAL UNAUTHORIZED SON OF
MISS AMERICA PAGEANT.
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DRAMAS
UNCLE VANYA; scenes from country life
in four acts by Anton Chekhov; trans-
lated from the Russian by Tyrone
Guthrie & Leonid Kipnis. 1 v.
© Tyrone Guthrie & Sonia M. Kipnis;
10Ju168; DU72231.
UNDER ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES, a one
act play by Naomi Sheldon. 27 1.
© Naomi Sheldon; 1Ju168; DU72147.
THE UNDERGRADUATE, by Martha A. Fuentes.
33 1. A play in 1 scene. © Martha
A. Fuentes; 3Ju168; DU71919.
THE UNDERGROUND HIPPIE RAILROAD, by
George T. Washington, pseud. of
George T. Fetchko. 1v. A play in
4 acts. © George T. Fetchko;
20Nov68; DU72955.
UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN (Children are
people, too) A practical guide to
child psychology by Bruce Meyer.
75 1. Appl. author: McLendon Edu-
cational Corp., employer for hire.
© McLendon Educational Corp.3;
238ep68; Cc20964.
UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT. 74 1. A
tape recording script. Appl. author:
McLendon Educational Corp. © McLen-
don Educational Corp.; 23Sep68;
c2og44.
UNDERSTANDING OUR SEXUALITY; junior
high level, grades 6 through 9 by
Regina Quinlan. lv. 4 lectures.
© Upper Peninsula Family Life Bureau;
19Ju168; c20786.
THE UNEVEN STEPHENS, a dramatic-comedy
in three acts by Eve Bennet, pseud.
of Eve Bennett Brecher. 1311.
© Eve Bennet; 15Nov68; DU72924.
UNFAMILIAR FEMALE, by Magnus Jest, pseud.
of Rudolf E. Orsini. 7 1. A play
in 3 acts. © Rudolf E. Orsini;
12Aug68; DU72142.
UNITED PRAYER WHEELS OF GEORGIA INTER-
NATIONAL, by Lucille M. Cook, 3 1.
Lecture. © Lucille M. Cook; 12Aug68;
ce0791.
UNITED SLAUGHTERHOUSE. ASSOCIATION, by
Stan Thomas (Stanley Charles Thomas)
26 1. A play. © Stanley Charles
Thomas; 6Nov68; DU72843.
UNIVERSAL RHYTHM, FM; oral delivery by
Katherine Edwards & Alyce Edwards.
3.1. A script. © Katherine D.
Edwards & Alyce Eliz. Edwards;
13Dec68; C21203.
THE UNKNOWN CHINAMAN, by Kenneth Ber-
nard. 201. A play. © Kenneth Ber-
nard; 29Jul68; DU72068.
UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO, by
Sterling Harper. 821. A screen-
play. © Sterling Harper; 300ct68;
DU72748.
UNTIL THE MONKEY COMES, a play in 2
acts by Venable Herndon. (In New
American plays; edited & With an
introd. by W. M. Hoffman. 1st ed
New York, Hill & Wang. v.2, p.[25]-
100) © Venable Herndon; 23May63;
A13214,
UNTITLED SCREEN PLAY, by Mario Mozzillo
& Donald Simens. 1v. 24 scenes.
© Mario Mozzillo & Donald Simens;
280ct68; DU72718.
UP AND DOWN THE LADDER, by Frank
Walter. 105 1. A play in 2 acts.
© Frank Walter; 10ct68; DU72517.
UP THE MOUNTAIN, a playette for little
adults by Ed Chameleon. 91. © Ed
Chameleon; 10Ju168; DU71954.
URBANA UNIVERSITY TALK. See
ON LEARNING AND SOCIAL CHANGE.
July—Dec.
URSULA, a motion picture screenplay by
Bob Williams (Robert J. Williams)
Dey
Based on his novel.
© Robert
J. Williams; 6Sep68; DU72383.
USE OF THE GRAFFITO IN GROUP TREATMENT,
by Franklin H. Ernst, Jr.
© Golden Gate Foundation
Lecture.
18 1.
for Group Treatment, Inc.; 15Ju168;
c20772.
THE USED CAR PHILOSOPHY AND OTHER
TRUTHS, by Leonard Szego. 1
© Leonard Szego;
A script.
c2098e2.
‘Vv.
140ct68;
USED WORDS, by Education Unlimited
Corp. 6 vi.
Tape recording script.
© Education Unlimited Corp.; 180ct68;
c20997.
USING LAND AND SEA.
See
SEEING SCANDINAVIA.
V
VACATION FROM LOVE, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Irving W. Patten.
30 1. © Irving
W. Patten; 26Sep68; DU72480.
VALKYRIE'S ARMOR, a one act drama in
four scenes by Harry Tierney.
abate
© Harry Tierney; 80ct68; DU72583.
VARIETY SHOW (INTRODUCTORY EPISODE)
by Joseph Golden.
18 1. A play.
© Joseph Golden; 22Ju168; DU72030.
THE VENUS PROBE, by Leonard L. Perl-
mutter. lv.
A play in 3 acts.
© Leonard L. Perlmutter; 3Dec68;
DU7 3029.
VERA BERNHARDT, an original story and
screenplay by Henry Nemo. a5
© Henry Nemo; 31Ju168; DU72084.
VERY UNCOMPLICATED GIRL.
AVANTI.
See
VIENNA SCHNITZEL, by James H. Rieff.
491,
lyrics only.
150ct68; DU72626.
A musical play.
© James H. Rieff;
Book &
VIENNA WALTZ, a play in one act by
O. H. Milo.
21Aug68; DU72221.
63 al:
© Otto H. Milo;
THE VILLAGE: A PARTY, an Deane tragedy
by Charles H. Fuller, Jr.
play in 3 acts.
acts by Alexander Gross.
ae er
© Charles H. Fulle
Jr.; 263u168; bU72053. a
VIOLENCE ON THE HOUSE, a play in three
Tvs -Appilis
states prev. reg. 9Sep65, DU63980.
NM: revision.
20Dec68; DU73151.
VIRTUE WINS OUT.
© Alexander Gross;
See
A WIDOW'S WEARY WAY.
THE VISION, an original story written
& adapted for television by Christa-
bel Pierce. 301
© Christabel
Pierce; 23Aug68; DU72246,
A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS, a suspense
play in one act by Raymond 0. Wagner.
Oo.
Wagner; 12Ju168;
A VISIT TO SANTA'S TOY SHOP, by Susan
Lang, pseud.
Lecture.
c20859.
of Winnie L. Allen.
© Susan Lang; 23Aug68;
ai
A VISIT WITH THE DALLAS SYMPHONY;
written, produced & directed by
Charles Blackman.
script.
c21248.
19 1. A recording
© Charles Blackman; 30Dec68;
THE VISITING HOUSE, a light comedy in
three acts by Michael Molloy.
7 Irish plays, 1946-1964.
(In
Minne-
apolis, University of Minnesota
Press. p.29-95)
6Nov67; DP6791.
© Michael Molloy;
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VISITORS, a play in one act & a play in
three acts by Kenneth Mondshein. 2 v.
2 versions. © Kenneth Mondshein;
18Nov68; DU72925.
LA VOCE DELLA TERRA; monologo teatrale
di Stefano Landi. 61. © Stefano
Landi; 14Nov68; C21097.
THE VOICES, a play in three acts by
Henry Iancovici. 74 1. © Henry
Tancovici; 6Nov68; DU72842.
VOLEUR, a miracle play in two acts by
David Ball. 65 1. © David Ball;
26Aug68; DU72262.
VOYEURS. See
FANTASIES.
THE VULTURES, a tragic satire in one
act by Eden Sinclair, pseud. of Ileare
Jane Harustak. 14 1. © Eden Sin-
clair; 27Nov68; DU73064.
W
W.W.D., WILTING WIDOWS AND DIVORCEES,
a comedy play in 3 acts by Robert
Daniels, pseud. of Benjamin A. Mar-
koff. lv. © Benjamin A. Markoff;
4Nov68; DU72766.
A WAGON LOAD OF TEARS, a dramatization
by Audrey Council Mastroianni. 20 1.
3 scenes. © Audre Council Mastroi-
anni; 1Ju168; DU71892.
WAKE OF ANGELS, a play, a serious
comedy about now by Samuel H. Schwalb.
161. 2 acts. © Samuel H. Schwalb;
k, 9gu168; DU71949.
iN
KE UP AND LIVE. See
LOVE AND SKIN.
WALDO, a trip, by Maurice Weinblatt.
33 1. A play. © Maurice Weinblatt;
12Aug68; DU72165.
WALK RIGHT IN, A RADICAL IN THE PLAY-
GROUND, by Henry S. Resnik. 81.
A paper. © Henry S. Resnik; 29Nov68;
c21178.
WALKIN' AND TALKIN' THROUGH ILLINOIS;
or, The Illinois Sesquicentennial
talking blues. Words by Win Stracke.
7 p. Recitation. © Win Stracke;
230ct68; C21000.
THE WALKIN' TALKIN! GAME, a new tele-
vision game show created by Fred
Norman. 131. A script. © Fred
B. Norman; 20ct68; C20963.
WALKING BACKWARD, LOOKING FORWARD, a
new play by Ira Teller. 1 v.
2 acts. © Ira Teller; 10ct68;
DU72516.
WALL SUITE, a transformation for six
by David Epstein. 20 1. 3 plays.
© David H. Epstein; 2Jul68; DU71915.
WALLS, a screenplay by Mary Mitchell.
120 1. © Mary Jane Mitchell; 230ct68;
DU72675.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR, by Gustav Holst,
op. 50. A chamber opera in one act
edited by Benjamin Britten & Imogen
Holst; libretto by Clifford Bax;
founded on an incident in Helen Wad-
dell's The Wandering Scholars. Lon
don, Farber Music. 55 p- Vocal score.
© Farber Music, Ltd.; 5Feb68;
DFO-1617.
THE WANT ADS, a dramatic reading for
four voices by Barbara Goll. 14 1.
© Barbara Goll; 19Aug68; DU72252.
THE WARLORD'S STORY, by Leonard Wheeler.
32 1. A musical play in 2 acts.
Book & lyrics only. © New Look in
Today's Youth; 16Aug68; DU72143.
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THE WATCH OF THE MARKSMAN, a play in
three acts with epilogue by A. T.
Cole, pseud. of Abraham Gatesman.
87 1. Appl. states prev. reg.
240ct66, DU67113. NM: revisions.
© A. T. Cole; 6Aug68; DU72124.
THE WATCH-PIT; three act play by Kit
Jones (Christopher M. Jones) 147 1.
© Kit Jones; 14Nov68; DU72907.
WATER ISLAND, an original film script
by Arthur Pembleton. 1 v.
32 scenes. © Lee-Alexandria Film
Corp.; 11Sep68; DU72371.
WATERING. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
WAVELOCK INCORPORATED, a fantasy in
two acts with prologue by Harlan
MaGuire, pseud. of James W. Clark.
lv. © James W. Clark; 26Sep68;
DU7 2507.
THE WAY THINGS ARE, a play in two parts
by Maurice Kurtz. 90 1. A modern
American version of Balzac's-Le
Pere Goriot. © Maurice Kurtz;
210ct68; DU72683.
WAYWARD STALLION, by Lynn Root. 1 Vv.
A play in 3 acts. © Lymn Root;
1701683 pUu71902.
WE COME TO BURY GIACOMO PALUMBO, by
Ralph Accardo. lv. A play.
© Ralph V. Accardo; 240ct68;
DU7 2690.
WE DIDN'T KNOW THE GUN WAS LOADED, a
comedy in three acts by Thorn Blade,
pseud. of Richard T. Johnson. 88 1.
Appl. states prev. reg. as Lead us
not into temptation, DU64163. NM:
revisions. © Richard T. Johnsons
5Ju168; DU71929.
WE HATE TO SEE YOU GO, a play in one
act by Michael McGrinder. 121.
© Michael McGrinder; 24Sep68;
pu72498.
WE RIGHTEOUS BOMBERS, by Kingsley B.
Bass, Jr., pseud. of Ed Bullins.
110 1. A play in 3 acts. © Ed
Bullins; 25Nov68; DU72979.
WEAVE A CIRCLE ROUND HIM THRICE, by
Ben Peacock (Benjamin Bruce Peacock)
120 1. A play in 3 acts. © Ben
Peacock; 12Nov68; DU72886.
WEDDING CAKE. See
MAYBE MAYBE.
WEDNESDAY IS BLANK, a one act play by
PROMsadeLirey.., Sepuks cOnPaiM.
Jeffrey; 5Dec68; DU7Z046.
WEE-AW-GEE! An allegory of love and
courage and never peace in three
acts with epilogue by Richard J.
Sumner, Sr. 1v. © Richard J. Sum-
ner, Sr.; 13Nov68; DU72902.
WEE BONNIE GLOW, the little lamplighter,
by George N. Moffitt. 5 1. Lecture.
© George N. Moffitt; 22Ju168; C20773.
WEEPING WILLOW, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Evaliene Harris. 301. © Evaliene
Harris; 27Aug68; DU72283.
WEINBOG, by Irwin S. Lagusker. a efs}) abs
A play. © Irwin Stewart Lagusker;
26Ju168; DU72056.
WELCOME HOME; 90 minute live television
drama continuity script by Florence
Dude. 641. © Florence Dude;
20Aug68; DU72175.
WELCOME TO ANDROMEDA, a play in one
act by Ron Whyte (Ronald Melville
Whyte) 67 1. © Ronald Melville
Whyte; 3Sep68; DU72308.
THE WHADYA KNOW SHOW,
WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?
WHAT GOOD ARE TEARS?
WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN?
WHAT IS LIFE?
WHAT NOW, SANDY TIFLIS?
WHAT PRICE BOVINITY?
WHAT'S A MOTHER TO DO?
WHEN IS MY BIRTHDAY?
WHERE IS DE QUEEN?
133
THE WELL, a play in ten scenes by
Don Bermon Bailey. 60 1. © Don
Bermon Bailey; 9Dec68; DU73095.
WE'RE HAVING GERRY FOR DINNER, a play
by Aram Schefrin. lv. 2 acts.
© Aram Schefrin; 22Nov68; DU72967.
a@ proposed series
2 sheets.
© Dorothy Morrison; 20Nov68;
by Dorothy Morrison.
Script.
C21132.
A Christian
Science lecture by Martin Broones.
Folder. © Martin Broones; 20ct68;
C20937.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS; or, Who's
afraid of Marie N. Robinson, M.D.
Act 2: Predators. By D. Krim.
23 1. A play. © David Krim;
210ct68; DU7 2659.
A play in two
acts by Glover Buck. 2nd revision.
147 1. Appl. states prev. reg.
26Jan68, DU70665. NM: editorial
revisions & additions. © Glover
Buck; 8Nov68; DU72860.
By Thomas Barrett,
Jr. lv. Recitation. © Herman
Iubinsky; 24Jun68; c20784.
A Christian Science
lecture by Martin N. Heafer. Folder.
© Martin N. Heafer; 3Dec68; C21127.
A comedy by
Joe Singer (Joseph Singer) 1 v.
3 acts. © Joseph Singer; 7Nov68;
DU7 2850.
A play in three
acts by Bernard Green. 1 v.
© Bernard Green; 26Nov68; DU72994.
WHAT TIME, WHAT DAY, a play perhaps of
tomorrow by Martin Ponch, words &
music by Nancy Ponch. 28 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 1966-1968. WM:
additions & revisions. © Martin
Ponch; 20ct68; DU72509.
WHAT TO DO UNTIL THE DOCTOR COMES, by
Jerome Nilssen. Religious Theatre
Publications. Includes music for 1
song. (In Religious theatre, no.6,
summer 1968, p.59-73) © Jerome
Nilssen; 19Aug68; DP6866.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE GIRL WHO WAS
JUST LIKE THE GIRL WHO MARRIED DEAR
OLD DAD? A comedy. by Irene Kampen &
Nathaniel Banks. lv. 3 acts.
© Irene Kampen & Nathaniel Banks;
15Ju168; DU72001.
A play in one
act by E. Alice Riley. 181.
© E. Alice Riley; 9Sep68; DU72384.
By Adele Prosono.
21. Narration. © Adele Prosono;
2Aug68; C20756.
WHEN IS TOO MUCH TOO MUCH? A-3-act
comedy by John Favicchio. 89 1.
© John Favicchio; 19Dec68; DU73149.
WHEN MONKEYS USE KNIVES AND FORKS. See
KITEMI.
WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER, a one act
play by Stanley R. Lee. 48 1.
© Stanley R. Lee; 9Dec68; DU73100.
WHEN WE DEAD AWAKEN, See
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
By Jean Claude
Van Itallie. (In Playwrights for
tomorrow. Minneapolis, University of
Minnesota Press. v.3, p.53-78)
Appl. states prev. reg. 12Apr66,
DU65892. © Jean Claude Van Itallie;
1Sep67 (in notice: 1966 & 1967);
DP6742.
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WHERE IS TOMORROW? A tragedy in three
acts by P. A. Johnson. 87 l.
© Philip Alfred Johnson; 22Nov68;
DU72971.
THE WHIRLIGIG OF LIFE, a one act play
by O. Henry, adapted by James M.
Salem. Chicago, Dramatic Pub. Co.
27 B: © Dramatic Pub. Co.; 25Nov68;
DP6859.
WHISPERS ON THE WIND, a revue for
voices; book & lyrics by John B.
Kuntz; music by Lor Crane. 1 v.
A play in 2 acts. © John Kuntz &
Lor Crane; 16Sep68; DU72410.
THE WHITE DEVIL. See
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
WHITE HAVEN. See
IF YOU CAN'T JOIN THEM, LICK THEM.
THE WHITE WHORE AND THE BIT PLAYER, a
play in one act by Tom Eyen. (In
New American plays; edited & with an
introd. by W. M. Hoffman. Ist ed.
New York, Hill & Wang. v.2, p.[223]-
248) © Tom Eyen; 23May68; A13219.
WHITE WOUND, BLACK SCAR, a play in one
act by Arnold Kemp. 3016.
© Arnold Kemp; 2Dec68; DU73026.
WHO AM I? A drama in one act by L. E,
Preston. Boston, Baker's Plays.
20 p. © Walter H. Baker Co.; 19Nov68;
DP6862.
WHO ARE WE, by Lois Duggam. 76 1.
3 acts. Appl. states prev. reg.
22Mar66, DUO65344. © Lois Duggan}
iMay68 (in notice: 1964, 1966 & 1968);
DP6746.
WHO CARES ABOUT CARRY?
Kessinger. 1 v.
2 acts. Book & lyrics only.
Kessinger; 6Dec68; DU73081.
By Kent
A musical play in
© Kent
WHO DO YOU HIT? A comic monologue
written for Don Penny by Ed Pomerantz
(Edward Pomerantz) 111. © Edward
Pomerantz; 5Sep68; Cc20869.
WHO IS BURIED IN GRANT'S TOMB? A play
in one scene by Romulus Linney.
22 1. Book & lyrics only. © Romulus
Linney; 5Nov68; DU72827.
WHO KILLED MARTIN LUTHER KING? By
Andrew Young. 301. Speech. © An-
drew Young; 15Ju168; C20725.
WHO THE HELL IS MISTER CLEAN. See
TWO ONE ACTS.
WHOEVER FINDS THIS, I LOVE YOU, an
original screenplay by Finley Hunt.
166 1. © Finley C. Hunt, Jr.;
183u168; DU72012.
WHO'S AFRAID OF MARIE N. ROBINSON, M.D.
See
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS.
WHO'S LOONEY NOW? A comedy in 3 acts
by Patrick Mahony. 76 1. Appl.
states prev. reg. 25Sep68, DU72426.
NM: revisions & additions.
© Patrick Mahony; 19Nov68; DU72938.
WHO'S LOONEY NOW. See
THE GREAT LUNATIC.
WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR? A new
short comedy by Glenn Barrett. 811.
7 scenes. © Glenn Barrett; 3Sep68;
DU72324.
WHY ARE WE SLEEPING? Words & music by
Kevin Ayers. 2 sheets. © Emmay
Music, Inc.; 18Dec68; C21180.
WHY AVIATION EDUCATION? Narration by
Sanderson Films. 13 1. Appl. author
Paul E. Sanderson. © Sanderson
Films, Inc.; 14Aug68; Cc20795.
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WHY DO I CRY, by Gene Leonard (Eugene
Leonard) 21. A recitation.
© Eugene Leonard; 220ct68; C21049.
WHY I CAME TO AMERICA. See
PX, I LOVE YOU.
WHY PUT UP WITH FEAR? A Christian
Science lecture by Gordon F. Campbell.
Folder. © Gordon F. Campbell;
20ct68; C20938.
WHY, WHY, WHY; words & music by Claude
D. Kezer. 31. © Claude D. Kezer;
23Sep68; c20902.
WICKED MESSENGER.
CLOWNS AND APES.
See
A WIDOW'S WEARY WAY; or, Virtue wins
out. By R. A. Anderson & R L
Sweeney. Franklin, Ohio, Eldridge
Pub. Co. 58 p. 2 acts, © Eldridge
Pub. Co.;°15Sep68; DP6884,.
A WIFE FOR SUNDAYS, by J. L. Bellamy.
Rev.: June 1968. 1v. A play in
3 acts. Appl. states prev. reg. as
The governor of Hotmatiti, 23Nov65,
41872. NM: addition & revision.
© Jack Logan Bellamy; 5Sep68;
DU7 2342.
WILD DUCK. See
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
WILD FIRE. See
FIERCE FIRE.
WILD LIFE, an original story written
and adapted for television by Eliza-
beth McMillen. 301. © Elizabeth
McMillen; 31Ju168; DU72082.
THE WILD SWANS. See
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
WILL ALL SYMBOLS OF VIRTUE PLEASE RE-
MAIN SILENT? A play in three acts
by Evelyn Minshull. lv. © Evelyn
Minshull; 3Sep68; DU72320.
WILL THEY PUT FLOWERS ON MY GRAVE?
A short play by Barbara Sunderland.
23 1. © Barbara Birdsall Sunderland;
25Ju168; DU72O44.
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, a new motion
picture film script by Peter Blair,
pseud. of Peter Bashkiroff. 5 v.
© Peter Bashkiroff; 26Ju168; DU72098.
WINDFALL, a play at full length by
Kenneth L. Evans. 36 1. © Kenneth
L. Evans; 5Aug68; DU72173.
WINDOW BOXES. See
MAKING THINGS GROW.
THE WINDS OF CHANGE, a full-length
play by Anne Coulter Martens. Chica-
go, Dramatic Pub. Co. 82 p. 2 acts.
© Dramatic Pub. Co.; 25Sep68; DP6811.
WINGS OF WORSHIP; plays of dramatic
worship & production manual by Lea
Vail Black. Herald House. 226 p.
© Herald Pub. House; 20ct68; DP68a8.
WINIFRED THE WONDERFUL GENIE! A musical
for children of all ages; book & lyr-
ics by Kenneth L. Peck, music by
Duane Shafer. 1v. © Kenneth Lee
Peck & Duane Russell Shafer; 5Ju168;
DU71924.
WINTER WILL ASK, by Dan Stein (Daniel
A. Stein) 681. A play in 3 acts.
Based on The backwater by Turgenev.
© Daniel A. Stein; 100ct68; DU72586.
THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON SOLOMON, a
musical drama in three acts, seven
scenes; book, music & lyrics by
Jeanette Miller, Vivian Millman &
Muriel Fisher. lv. © Jeanette
Miller, Vivan Millman & Muriel
Fisher; 12Nov68; DU72890.
July—Dec.
THE WISE KING AND THE GOOD PRINCE, by
Robert Martin. lv. A play in _°
2 acts. © Robert L. Martin;
2Dec68; DU7 3027.
WISE SPENDING & BUDGETING.
script. Appl. author: McLendon
Educational Corp. © McLendon Educa-
tional Corp.; 23Sep68; C20945.
601. A
WISTERIA, by Neal E. Lebow. 431. A
play in 3 acts. © Neal E. Lebow;
9Dec68; DU73102.
THE WITCH OF THE RHYMES; original story
& script by Avery Corman. 1 Vv.
A screenplay. © Avery Corman}
16Aug68; DU72199.
THE WITCH WHO STOLE THURSDAY, by Jerry
Juhl. 761. A screenplay. NM: edi-
torial revision & additions.
© Jerry R. Juhl; 210ct68; DU72678.
WITH A HEART OF GOLD, a comedy in three
acts by Monroe Dornbusch. 1 v.
© Monroe Dornbusch; 10Sep68;
DUT 2362.
WITH MALICE AFORETHOUGHT, a living-
room comedy in three acts by John
Stranack. (In Playwrights for
tomorrow. Minneapolis, University of
Minnesota Press. v.3, p.167-248)
Appl.
states prev. reg. as School
for scoundrels, lorepee, DU50251.
© John Stranack; 1Sep67 (in notice:
1966 & 1967); DP6744.
WITH THIS RING, a play in three acts by
Jacques Deval; English version by
George Ross & Campbell Singer. 1 v.
Appl. states prev. reg. as Et l'enfer,
Isabelle, 15Jun62, DU55636. © George
Ross & Campbell Singer; 160ct68;
DU72609.
THE WITNESS-CAPITOL DIALOGUE, by Mur-
ray B. Silverman. 5 1. © Murray
B. Silverman & Julian Barber; 31Ju168;
C2e0751.
WIT'S END, a play in one act by Edward
Murch. [Devon, Eng.] The
Yennadon Plays. 30 p. © Edward
Murch; 100ct68; DFO-1643.
WIZARD OF THE KITCHEN, by Marie Gordon
Stelling. 3 1... <A radio seript:
© Marie Gordon Stelling; 150ct68;
c20980.
THE WOLF AND THE KIDS.
GRIMMS' FAIRY TALES.
See
WOMAN AS A WHO-DONE-IT PUZZLE, by
Rosmarin Martel, pseud. of Mary S.
Joyner. 1161. A play in 3 acts.
© Mary S. Joyner; 15Ju168; DU71996.
THE WOMAN HATERS' CLUB, by Pigmeat
Markham (Dewey Markham) 17 1.
A script. © Dewey Markham; 16Dec68;
c21189.
A WOMAN LOVES; original story & screen-
play by Roger Pine, pseud. of
Julius Tannenbaum. I1st draft.
© Julius Tannenbaum; 22Nov68;
DU72966.
THE WOMAN ON THE MOOR, a play by
George Batson. lv. 3 acts.
© George Batson; 19Sep68; DU72495.
181 1.
WOMEN'S DAY ADDRESS BY MRS. M, L. KING,
JR. , BIG BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, JUNE 23, 1968 by
Coretta Scott King. 14 1. A lecture.
© Coretta Scott King; 24Ju168;
c20741.
THE WONDER OF THUNDER; or, The mucky-
towkers. A play in one act by
J. Douglas Halford. 171. ©J. Doug-
las Halford; 26Aug68; DU72266.
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THE WONDERFUL WAYS OF HOME BARTENDING;
as taught by Donald R. Howe. 26 1.
Recording script. © Donald R. Howe;
10Dec68; C21157.
WORDS, a at with music by Clifford
Browder. 4 1. Book & lyrics only.
© Clifford H. Browder; 230ct68;
DU7 2655.
WORDS TO DIE BY, a comedy in three
acts by Norman Kennelly. 1 v.
© Norman Kennelly; 4Nov68; DU72783.
THE WORLD OF ABRAHAM, a television pi-
lot script, one in a series created
by Frederick Stein & Frank Kemp.
23 1. © Frederick H. Stein & Frank
S. Kemp; 6Aug68; DU72127.
WORLD OF ILLUSION, an original screen-
play by Brian Allen, pseud. of Allen
B. Silverman. 381. 39 scenes.
© Allen B. Silverman; 5Dec68; DU7305C.
THE WORLD OF SILENCE, by Eloise G.
Greenfield. 31. © Eloise G. Green-
field; 24J3u168; C20720.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST PLAY, a play by
israeliiHorovitz. (edi dratt. ol vi
3 acts. © Israel Horovitz; 280ct68;
DU72727.
THE WORM TURNS, by Pigmeat Markham
(Dewey Markham) 6 1. A script.
© Dewey Markham; 210ct68; C21082.
WORMS, a play in one act by Roma Greth.
27 1. © Roma Greth; 180ct68; DU72644.
WOULD YOU BELIEVE EARL WARREN; or,
Honi soit. A play in three acts by.
Jean D. Leathers. 55 1. © Jean D.
Leathers; 28Aug68; DU72291.
| wrrrrnc LARGE NUMBERS. Lesson no.1-2.
By Electronic Learning. 1 v.
A recording script. © Electronic
Learning, Inc.; 29Nov68; ¢21202.
X
X, a play in one act by Hubert Talia-
ferro, Jr. 10 1. © James Hubert
Taliaferro, Jr.; 15du168; DU71990.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyrigh
CURRENT REGISTRATIONS
iY
A YANKEE DUDE'LL DO, a musical comedy
in 5 acts by Vernon Williams. 571.
Book & lyrics only. © Vernon
Williams; 17Dec68; DU73061.
YANKEE GO HOME, a comedy in two acts
by Emily Heilman. 1 v, ppl.
states prev, reg, 12Nov63, 58888,
NM: new title & revisions. © Emily
M. Heilman; 2Dec68; DU73020.
YE GODS, by Nada O'Connell. 67 1.
A play in 3 acts. An adaptation of
Thorne Smiths! Night life of the
gods. Appl. states prev. reg. 1931.
NM: additions & revisions. © Nada
L. O'Connell; 23Aug68; DU72239.
LES YEUX CREVES; piece en deux parties
by Jean Cau. [Paris] Gallimard.
178 p. © Editions Gallimard;
30May68; DFO-1631.
YIN AND YANG, a 4,000 year old formula
for long term investing presented to
the Society for the Investigation of
Recurring Events by Michael G.
Zahorchak. 1v. A lecture.
© Michael G. Zahorchak; 5Aug68;
C20763.
YOU AND THE MASTER AGREEMENT.
130 1. A slide script. Appl. au-
thor: General Mills. © General
Mills, Inc.; 19Sep68; c20917.
YOU AND YOUR TOOTH POSITIONER, POSI-
TRON; script for film strip by Peter
C. Kesling. 5 1, © TP Laboratories,
Inc.; 6Aug68; C20765.
YOU AND YOUR TOOTH POSITIONER, RUBBER;
script for film strip by Peter C.
Kesling. 5 1. © TP Laboratories,
Inc.; 6Aug68; C20766.
YOU BE ME AND I'LL BE YOU, a comedy in
two acts by Norman Krasna. 1 v.
© Norman Krasna; 9Dec68; DU73130.
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH SYLVIA,
by Joel J. Friedman. lv. A play
in 3 acts. © Joel Friedman; 20ct68;
DU7 2572.
YOU CAN LIVE IF CHARLEY NEWMAN WILL
LET YOU! A comedy in two acts by
Samuel H. Schwalb. 261. © Samuel
H. Schwalb; 9Ju168; DU71948.
YOU DEVIL YOU, by Flip Wilson (Clerow
Wilson) 1v. Recording script.
© Jazz Theatre, Inc.; 6Sep68; c20868.
Pt.1-4.
135
YOU JUST CAN'T EAT FLOWERS! A one
act play by Nikolas Dante, pseud. of
Conrad Morales. 161. © Conrad
Morales; 27Nov68; DU72999.
YOU MADE ME WHAT I AM TODAY, a musical
by Dan Stein (Daniel A. Stein)
63 1. Book & lyrics only. NM:
revisions & additions. © Daniel A.
Stein; 280ct68; DU72701.
THE YOUNG KING; or, The land of the
blue spider. An original adapta-
tion of folk tales & legends by
Raymond E. Krenzke. 501. A play
in 5 scenes. © Raymond E. Krenzke;
40ct68; DU72565.
THE YOUNG MAN, a dramatic representa-
tion of Lee Harvey Oswald by Thomas
Sullivan. 35 1. A play. © John
Thomas Sullivan; 13Nov68; DU72867.
YOUR PASSPORT TO SUCCESS, by Earl
Nightingale. 1v. A commercial
script. Appl. author: Nightingale-
Conant Corp., employer for hire.
© Holiday Magic, Inc.; 290ct68;
c21061.
YOU'RE THE SEX THAT I AM OPPOSITE FROM,
a musical laugh-in in three acts by
Jim Kelly (James T. Kelly) 70 1.
© Jim Kelly; 24Ju168; DU72033.
YOUTH SHOWS THE WAY, an original story
written & adapted for television by
Ralph Allison Wagner. 29 1.
© see Allison Wagner; 23Aug68;
DU7 2249,
Z
ZALMEN; ou, La folie de Dieu. De Elie
Wiesel. Paris, Editions du Seuil.
173 p. 2 acts. © Editions du Seuil;
30Mar68; DFO-1624.
ZISKIN'S REVELS, a masque of imagina-
tion in fifteen scenes by Jonathan
Levy. 421. A play. Book & lyrics
only. © Jonathan F. Levy; 23Aug68;
DU72259.
ZOP, a children's fantasy by Marvin
Davis. 361. 3 scenes. Book &
lyrics only. © Marvin Davis;
3Dec68; DU73030.
ZWINCH'S ANCHORAGE, a play by Irwin
Shappin. 95 1. © Irwin Shappin;
22Aug68; DU72234.
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RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS
A list, arranged by title, of dramas, dramatico-musicals, lectures, sermons, mono-
logs, and radio, television and recording scripts for which renewal registrations were
made during the period covered by this issue. Information relating to both the
original and the renewal registration is included in each entry
variant titles and from distinctive subtitles are interfiled.
A
ABOUT SEVENTEEN; five one act plays by
_ E, Clayton McCarty & Sara Sloane
McCarty. © 30Sep41; D77763. E. Clay-
ton McCarty & Sara Sloane McCarty (A}
40ct68; R445016.
| ABOVE SUSPICION, by Sherwood Anderson
& James Boyd; adapted by the Free
Co. from an original sketch by Sher-
wood Anderson. © 16May41; D75055.
Eleanor crpeubave? Anderson (PPW);
1Nov68; R446631.
ACADEMY WINNER, by George S. Kaufman.
© 26Mar41; D74245. Anne Kaufman
Schneider (C); 28Jun68; R440646.
ACCENT ON REVENGE; one act by Frederick
A. McCue. © 27Mar41; D74368. Fred-
erick A. McCue (A); 9Sep68; R442778.
ACROSS THE BOARD ON TOMORROW
MORNING. See
THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE; SWEENEY IN
THE TREES; AND ACROSS THE BOARD
ON TOMORROW MORNING.
AFTER MUNICH; one act by Frances Kilroe.
© 13Feb41; D73853. Frances Kilroe
(A); 9Sep68; R4Y42774.
ALL BUT THE TRUTH, a comedy in one act
by Charles Stewart. © 250ct40;
D72563. Charles Stewart (A);
12Sep68; R443443.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR, by Louis Hoffman,
Don Hartman & Walter Bernstein.
© 110ct41; D77990. Walter Bern-
stein (A); 240ct68; R446784.
AMERICAN SCENES; edited with an introd.
by William Kozlenko. © 19Jun41;
D75606. William Kozlenko (A); 6Dec68;
R450111.
AMERICAN SCENES. See
LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES.
AMERICA'S BOY FRIEND, a farce comedy
in three acts by Richard Hill
Wilkinson. (Baker's royalty plays)
© 23Jan41; D7B44e2. Richard Hill
Wilkinson (A); 19Ju168; R439544.
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR; 1 act by Hilda
Manning, pseud. of James Reach.
© llAug41; D78152. James Reach (A);
4Nov68; R447529.
AND NOT FORSAKE THEM, a one act Masonic
play by Carl H. Claudy. Adapted
from his short story Help thou my
shame. © 150ct40O; D73409. Carl H.
Claudy, dr. (C); 1Aug68; R440699.
AND SO HE DOTH REDEEM US, an Easter
drama with worship service by Hazel
F. Bailey. (Baker's religious pieye
and pageants) © 26Aug41; D77198.
Hazel F.
THE ANGELIC SONG, a Christmas drama by
Mattie B. Shannon. © 310ct41;
D78464. Rodeheaver Co. (PWH);
11Dec68; R451214.
ANYBODY'S MILLION, a farce in three
acts by Jean Provence. (Baker's
royalty plays) © 26May41; D75139.
Jean Provence (A); 19Jul68; R439359.
APRIL'S SHOWER, a comedy in one act by
Tom Taggart. © 8Nov40; D74078.
Tom Taggart (A); 12Sep68; R443439.
AS YOU ARE, a comédy in three acts by
Hugh Mills & Wells Root. (French's
Scie edition, no.405 © 50ct40o;
D72288. Hugh Mills (A); 24Sep68;
R444058.
ASSIGNMENT WITH MURDER. See
THE SHADOW.
BAAL, by Bertolt Brecht. © 4Dec22;
DF1913. Helene Brecht-Weigel (W);
113u168; R440642. Entered under
German Proclamation of 12Ju167.
BAB'S BIG BARGAIN, a play in one act
by Joseph Carlton, pseud. of J. C.
McMullen. © 27Mar41; D74374. Marie
McMullen (W); 19Ju168; R439349.
BALMY KNIGHTS, by Jay Tobias & Nylene
Prewitt. 3 acts. © 21Aug41; D77196.
Y. D. Adair (E) & Nylene Prewitt (A);
40ct68; R444305.
BARD AT BAKERSVILLE HIGH; 1 act by John
Kirkpatrick. © 20Aug41; D77844. John
Kirkpatrick (A); 8Nov68; R448273.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNA; comic opera in
one act by Olga Paul, Don Wilson &
Felix Guenther, music by W. A. Mozart.
Bailey (A); 16Sep68; R443617.
. References from
© 3Dec41; D76076. Olga Paul, Don
Wilson (A) & Edward B. Marks Music
Corp. cee of F. Guenther); 27Dec68;
R451668.
A BAYOU LEGEND; opera in three acts by
William Grant Still & Verna Arvey.
© 13Dec41; D76069. William Grant
Still & Verna Arvey (A); 16Dec68;
R451098.
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, a dramatized sermon
in one act by Esther C. Averill.
(Baker's plays for amateurs)
© 13Mar41; D74375. Lawrence Averill
(Wr); 197u168; R439350.
THE BEAUTIFUL BUMS; musical comedy;
book & lyrics by Al Fogel, Joe Darion
(Joseph Darion) & Mike Stratton,
music by George Kleinsinger.
© 22Dec41; D76073. Joseph Darion
(A); 23Dec68; R451542.
THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE; SWEENEY IN THE
TREES; AND ACROSS THE BOARD ON TOMOR-
ROW MORNING. Three plays by William
Saroyan. © 230ct41; D78324. William
Saroyan (A); 6Nov68; R448487.
BECAUSE THEIR HEARTS WERE PURE; or,
The secret of the mine. A melodrama
in 2 acts & 19 scenes by Morland Cary,
pseud. of Hugh Nevill. © 11Ju141;
D75620. Hugh Timothy Allen Nevill (C
& Marjorie Morland Nevill (W); 30Dec69;
R450851.
BEGINNER'S LUCK, a comedy in three acts
by E. Harrison Ott, pseud. of Rich-
ard H. Wilkinson. (Drama guild
plays) © 10ct#o; D71880. Drama
Guild Publishers (PWH); 23Sep68;
R443565.
RELOW ZERO, a play of the Antarctic
by Lawrence G. Worcester. (Baker's
plays for amateurs) © 11Apr41;
D74705: Lawrence G. Worcester (A);
19Ju168; R439356.
BETWEEN TRAINS; play in one act by
Dorothy Sterling, pseud. of Charles
George. (Baker's plays for amateurs)
© 11Apr41; D74701. Walter H. Baker
Co. (PWH); 233u168; R439695.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER; 3 acts by Thomas
Sutton, pseud. of James Reach.
© 25Jul41; D75830. Samuel French,
Inc. (PWH); 4Nov68; R447521.
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BLACKOUT, a one act mystery comedy by
Margaret Muir Raine. © 180ct40;
D72567. Margaret Muir Raine (A);
12Sep68; R443442.
BLITHE SPIRIT, an improbable farce in
three acts by Noél Coward. © 12Dec41;
D78884. No8l Coward (A); 16Dec68;
R451173.
BLITHE SPIRIT, an improbable farce in
three acts by Noel Coward. © 31Jul41;
D75982, Noel Coward (A); 9Aug68;
R441706.
BLUE JEANS; four acts by Joseph Arthur.
© 26Dec4O; D73076. Mrs. George
Zimmerman (W); 40ct68; R445053.
THE BRIGHT PENNY, a comedy in three
acts by Fae Duffy, pseud. of Austin
Goetz. © 13Sep40; D72024. Austin
Goetz (A); 163u168; R439187.
THE BROKEN CIRCLE, a play in one act
by Dorothy Clarke Wilson, (Baker's
plays for amateurs) © 10Jan41;
D73439. Dorothy Clarke Wilson (A);
19Ju168; R439342,
BRONZE BUDDHA; 3 acts by Bee Humphries,
pseud. of Bertha Amlin Humphreys.
© 4DechO; D73688. Bertha Amlin
Humphreys (A); 40ct68; R445054.
BROOKLYN, U.S.A., a play in three acts
by John Bright & Asa Bordages.
© 26Aug41; D77160. John Bright &
Asa Bordages (A); 20Dec68; R451788.
BUNDLES FOR CHRISTMAS; one act by Ames
L. Harper. © 29Aug41; D77357. Dor-
othy Harper (W); 9Sep68; R442788.
DIE BURGER VON CALAIS; Biihnenspiel in
3 Akten von Georg Kaiser. © 20ct22;
D62176. Margarethe Kaiser (W);
87u168; R439330. Entered under Ger-
man Proclamation of 12Ju167.
C
CAFE CROWN, a play in 3 acts by Hy S.
Kraft. © 17Jun4l; D75341. Hy Kraft
(A); 150ct68; R445558.
CANDLE IN THE WIND, a play in three
acts by Maxwell Anderson. © 22Nov41;
D78476. Gilda Oakleaf Anderson (W),
Alan Anderson, Terence Anderson,
Quentin Anderson & Hesper A.
Levenstein (C); 19pec6B; R451348.
CANDLE IN THE WIND, a play in 3 acts
by Maxwell Anderson & Gertrude M.
Anderson. © 2Augh1; D75851.
Gilda Oakleaf Anderson (W), Alan
Anderson, Terence Anderson, Quentin
Anderson & Hesper A. Levenstein (C of
M. Anderson); 9Aug68; R441670.
CASSEUR D'ASSIETTES LA MARGUERITE.
See
HISTOIRE DE RIRE.
CHARACTER IMPRESSIONS FROM A SCRAP BOOK
OF LIFE, by Ruth Amelia McInnis
(Ruth McInnis Todd) © 1Jul41;
D75944. Ruth McInnis Todd (A);
gAug68; R441825.
THE CHARM RACKET; one act by Evelyn
Neuenburg (Evelyn Neuenburg Fogg)
© 26Augh1; D77199. Evelyn Neuenburg
Fogg (A); 9Sep68; R442783.
CHRISTMAS AT BRIDGET DOOLEY'S, by
Seymour S. Tibbals. 1 act.
© 28Mar41; D74367. Fran Rayburn (C);
4oct68; R444303.
CHRISTMAS EVE IN A TOY SHOP; play by
Madge Tucker, music by Molly Donala-
son, pseud. of Muriel Pollock.
© 24Nov41; D76064. Muriel Pollock
(A); 25Nov68; R449621,
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DRAMAS
CHRISTMAS HEART. See
NEW CHRISTMAS DRAMAS.
CHRISTMAS IN COVENTRY, by Franklin P.
Cole. © 19May41; D75136. Franklin
P. Cole (A); 40ct68; R445012,
THE CHRISTMAS LAMB; two scenes by Agnes
Emelie Peterson. © 27Mar41; D74369.
Agnes Emelie Peterson (A); 9Sep68;
R442779.
CHRISTMAS ON ERIE STREET; 1 act by
Graydon Goss. © 100ct41; D77994.
Graydon Goss (A); 250ct68; R446226.
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE,
act by Dorothy C. Allan. © 19Feb41;
D7385h. Dorothy C. Allan (A);
19Ju168; R439346.
a play in one
CLAIRE DE LUNE, by F. Kirk Johnson, now
known as Crane Johnson. © 30Dec40;
p72926. Crane Johnson (A); 21Nov68;
R449418.
CLAUDIA; a comedy drama in 3 acts by
Rose Franken (Rose Franken Meloney)
© 31Mar41; D74488. Rose Franken
Meloney (A); 2Dec68; R450303.
COEUR AS; Oper in 3 Akten nach Scribe
& Legoure von Emil Tschirch & Carl
Berg, Musik von Eduard Ktinneke,
Klavierauszug mit Text von Leo
Kraus. © lAprl3; D19348. Eva
Susanne Kiinneke (C); 11Ju168;
R441519. Entered under German Proc-
lamation of 12Ju167.
COME TO DINNER, a three course comedy
by Kurtz Gordon. © 16Sep41; D77453.
Kurtz Gordon (A); 25Sep68; R444031.
COME TO DINNER, a three course comedy
by Kurtz Gordon, pseud. of C. Gordon
Kurtz. © 16Jan41; D73201. Kurtz
Gordon (A); 19Ju168; R439338.
COMPANION TO A LADY, a play in one
act by Mabel Constanduros & Howard
Agg. (French's acting ed., no.1108)
© l4AugtoO; D78914. Michael Con-
standuros (C) & Howard Agg (A);
113168; R439193.
CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S
COURT, a comedy in three acts based
on Mark Twain's book of the same ti-
tle, by John G. Fuller. © 9Sep41;
D77360. John G. Fuller (A); 16Sep68;
R443618.
CREATURES OF IMPULSE, See
W. S. GILBERT'S CREATURES OF IMPULSE.
A CROWN ON THE HALL TREE, a farce
comedy in three acts by Allen Saun-
ders. © 7Sep4O; D71583. Allen
Saunders (A); 16Ju168; R439185.
CUE FOR PASSION; 3 acts by Edward
Chodorov & H. S. Kraft. © 29May41;
D75836. Edward Chodorov & H. S.
Kraft (A); 30ct68; R444691.
CURTAIN CALLS FOR WOLFGANG MOZART, a
musical play for children by Opal
Wheeler (Opal Wheeler Macrae) &
Sybil Deucher, illustrated by Mary
Greenwald. © 24Jan41; D39960.
Opal Wheeler & Sybil Deucher;
26Dec68; R451701.
D
DAVID UND GOLIATH; Lustspiel in 4 Akten
von Georg Kaiser. © 20ct22;
D62134. Margarethe Kaiser (W);
83u168; R439329. Entered under Ger-
man Proclamation of 12Ju167.
DAY OF REST, a play by R. Goldberg &
George W. George. © 18Sep41; D77473.
Reuben L. Goldberg (A); 19Sep68;
R444230,
July-Dec
DAY OF REST, by R. Goldberg & George W.
George. © 18Sep41; D77473. Reuben
L. Goldberg (A); 8Nov68; R448016.
DEATH ON THE THRONE, a 1 act play by
Dick Berger. © 15Nov40; D72410.
Berger (A); l2Nov68; R448326.
THE DEVIL'S HOUR.
THE SHADOW.
DIAGRAMMATIC METHOD OF KEYBOARD HAR-
MONY & MUSICAL SHORTHAND, by Alvin I.
Lewis. © 30ct41; C13834. Alvin I.
Lewis (A); 140ct68; R445537.
Dick
See
DICK WITTINGTON; musical extravaganza,
book by Isabel Anderson, Lyrics by
Pierre de Reeder, music by Grace
Warner Gulesian. © Timarl4; D39975.
Grace Warner Gulesian (A); 15Ju168;
R439572.
DINNER OUT; one act by Elise West
Quaife. © 4Nov40; D74080. Ernest
Nehring (Wr); 40ct68; R445056.
THE DOCTOR FROM DUNMORE; one act by
Nolan Leary & Thomas Patrick Dillon.
© lAug41; D77194. Nolan L ‘Ais
210¢ 68; R445 990. Brea)
THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF, by
Moliere, adaptation by Barnard
Hewitt. © 15Sep41; D77590. Barnard
Hewitt (A); 40ct68; R445015,
DON'T TAKE MY PENNY, a comedy in three
acts by Anne Coulter Martens.
© 17Sep40; D71683. Anne Coulter Mar-
tens (A); 29Ju168; R440321.
DORA DEAN, by Virginia Mitchell, pseud.
of Charles George. Based on the
novel by Mary J. Holmes. © 25Nov40;
D73689. Samuel French, Inc. (PWH);
12Sep68; R4434he.
DOUBLE DATE, an up-to-date comedy in
three acts by Kurtz Gordon. (Baker's
royalty plays) © 23Jan41; D73441.
Kurtz Gordon (A); 19Ju168; R439343.
DOUBLE OR NOTHING; farce in 3 acts by
Glenn Hughes. © 4Sep41; D77378.
Victoria Vivian Hughes & Glenn Hughes,
Jr. (C); 20Nov68; R448392.
DRAGON'S TONGUE MURDERS. See
THE SHADOW.
DREAM TOWARD BETHLEHEM, by E. Harriett
Donlevy. © 27Mar41; p7ia7é. E. Har-
riett Donlevy (A); 9Sep68;’ R442780.
E
EBONY GAMBOLS; 2 acts, 5 scenes, book
& music by Arthur F. Huggins &
Robert D. Mason. © 90ct40; D39928.
Robert D. Mason & Arthur F. Huggins
(A); 80ct68; R445131.
ELEVEN AGAINST THE SEA; 3 acts by
James Reach. © 3Sep41; D77846.
James Reach (A); 4Nov68; R447524,
ENJOYING POOR HEALTH, a comedy for the
fair sex by Dorothy Sterling, pseud.
of Charles George. (Baker's plays
for amateurs) © 11Mar41; D74377.
Walter H. Baker Co. (PWH); 23Ju168;
R4397 60.
EVEN STEPHEN, by Franklin A. Warren.
© 3Sep41; D77847. Franklin A.
Warren (A); 4Dec68; R450727.
EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF, a farce in 3
acts by Milton Lazarus. © 14May41;
D78161. Mrs. Milton Lazarus (W)3;
4pec68; R450074.
EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF, by Milton
Lazarus. © 6Dec40; D72639.
Mrs. Milton Lazarus (W); 19Nov68;
R448891.
1968
EVERYBODY IS WONDERFUL, a comedy by
Samson Raphaelson. © 30Aug41;
D77213. Samson Raphaelson (A);
15Nov68; R448949.
EVERYTHING NICE, a comedy in one act by
A. A. O'Keeffe. © 15Sep41; D77591.
A. A. O'Keeffe (A); 25Sep68; R444o32.
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS; three acts by Tacie
Hanna Rew. © 80ct40; D72028. Tacie
Hanna Rew (A); 7Aug68; R440851.
FAMILIES ARE LIKE THAT, a domestic
comedy in three acts by J. C.
McMullen. (Baker's royalty plays)
© 16May41; D75137. Marie McMullen
(W)3; 19Ju168; R439357.
FAMILY UNIT, a comedy drama in 3 acts
by Lucile Gay Coleman. © 21May41;
D75013. Lucile Gay Coleman (A);
18Nov68; R448963.
FANTASY ON AN EMPTY STAGE; 1 act by
Edwin Peeples. © 7Jun41; D75466.
Edwin Peeples (A); hoct68; R445013,
FIBBER MCGEE & MOLLY, by Don Quinn.
Program no.303. © 150ct41; D77774.
Edythe Dixon Quinn (W), John Jeffrey
Louis Quinn & Nancy Quinn Prettner
(C); 150ct68; R445538.
FIND THE WOMAN. See
SEND FOR SIDNEY.
500 WATT INAUGURAL. See
LONE RANGER, GREEN HORNET, NED
JORDAN-SECRET AGENT.
[ FLAG OF THE FREE, a patriotic play for
grades by Karin Asbrand. (Baker's
plays for amateurs) © 23Jun41;
Drshel. Karin Asbrand (A); 19Ju168;
R439360.
DIE FLUCHT NACH VENEDIG; Schauspiel in
4 Akten von Georg Kaiser. © 20Dec22;
D66188. Margarethe Kaiser (W);--
83u168; R439334. Entered under Ger-
man Proclamation of 12Ju167.
THE FLYING GERARDOS; 3 acts by Kenyon
Nicholson & Charles K. Robinson.
NM: additions & revisions. © 10May41;
D75346. Kenyon Nicholson & Charles
K. Robinson (A); 23Sep68; R444051.
FORWARD, MARCH; one act by Ames L. Harp-
er. © 27Mar41; D74370. Dorothy Harp-
er (W); 15Aug68; R440911.
FOUR DAUGHTERS; three acts by Frank
Vreeland. Actor's script. Adapted
from the story by Fannie Hurst.
© 5Nov41; D78652. Alida Vreeland
Hotze (W); 31Dec68; R451264.
FOUR IN A TOWER, a comedy in one act
by Lindsey Barbee, (Baker's plays
for amateurs) © 15Jan41; D73436.
Helen Barbee (NK); 19Ju168; R439340.
FURSTIN TARAKANOWA; Oper in 3 Akten von
Karl 0. Koch, Musik von Boris Blacher.
Libretto. © 2Sep40; DF1913. Karl
0. Koch (A); 12Ju168; R438899.
G
G-STRING QUARTETTE, by Shapiro, Sellen
& Lee. © 90ct41; D76054.. Dan
Shapiro a.k.a. Shapiro (A); 16Dec68;
R451094.
THE G-STRING QUARTETTE; words & music by
Shapiro, Sellen, pseud. of Jerry
Seelen, & Lee. © 90ct41; D76054.
Jerry Seelen (A) & Elpha Lee Seelen
(W of L. Lee); 14Nov68; R448595.
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS
GAS; Schauspiel in 5 Akten von Georg
Kaiser. © 20ct22; D62179. Marga-
rethe Kaiser (W); 8Jul68; R439332.
Entered under German Proclamation
of 12Ju167.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE, a comedy
in three acts by Moss Hart & George
S. Kaufman. © 3Jan41; D73046.
Anne Kaufman Schneider (C); 28Jun68;
R440645.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE; comedy in
three acts by Moss Hart & George S.
Kaufman. Acting ed. © 15Aug41;
D77195. Catherine Carlisle Hart (W);
22Aug68; R442246.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE; comedy in
three acts by Moss Hart & George S.
Kaufman. Rev. Acting ed. © 15Aug41;
D77195. Anne Kaufman Schneider (C);
9Sep68; R444234,
THE GHOST OF A SHOW, a comedy in one
act by Albert Carriere. © lAugto;
D71507. Albert Carriere (A); 293u168;
R440322.
A GIFT OF YEARS, a play of Chinese
gratitude by Margaret Wentworth.
© 16May41; D75135. Margaret Went-
worth (A); 16Sep68; R443614.
GILLEAN; 3 acts & an epilogue by
Cumming Kennedy (Belle Cumming
Kennedy), with a foreword by Gilmor
Brown. © 17Dec40O; D73071. Belle
Cumming Kennedy (A); 40ct68;
R445050.
GIRL ABOUT TOWN, a comedy in three
acts by Florence Ryerson (Florence
Ryerson Clements) & Colin Clements.
© 6Mar41; D73918. Hal Ryerson (C of
F. R. Clements); 15Ju168; R439188.
GIRL OF THE YEAR, a comedy in 3 acts
by Douglas Benjamin Watt. © 220ct41;
D77876. Douglas Watt (A); 230ct68;
RALG4OB oe ;
GLAMOUR PREFERRED, a comedy in three
acts by Florence Ryerson (Florence
Ryerson Clements) & Colin Clements.
Rev. © 3Apr41; D74569. Hal Ryerson
(C of F, R. Clements); 15Ju168;
R439189.
DER GLASBLASER, ein heiteres Tanzspiel
um Ribezahl; Buch & Musik von Hans
Joachim Sobanski. Klavierauszug.
© 5Apr41; D76099. Agnes Werner (E);
280ct68; R447121.
DER GLASBLASER, ein heiteres Tanzspiel
un Rubezahl von Hans Joachim Sobanski.
Handlung. © 5Apr4#1; D76099. Agnes
Werner (E); 280ct68; R447122.
THE GOAT WITHOUT HORNS; 1 act by
Dorothy Rood Stewart. © 180ct41;
D77813. Edward E. Colton (E);
210ct68; R446128.
GOOD NEIGHBORS, 3 acts by James Reach.
© 23Sep41; D77848. James Reach (A);
4Nov68; R447525.
GOOD NIGHT, LADIES, a farce in three
acts by Edwin S. Day. © 15Sep41;
D77593. Mrs. Edwin S. Day (E);
25Sep68; R444033.
GRANDMA AND THE AMERICAN WAY; 3 acts
by James Reach. © 160ct41; D78159.
James Reach (A); 4Nov68; R447530.
GRANDMOTHER'S GREAT GRIEVANCE; or,
Who purloined the bustle. A panto-
mime in one act by Arthur L. Kaser.
© 310ct41; D78276. Loah Kaser (W);
1Nov68; R447440,
GRAY BREAD, a drama in one act by Jean
Lee Latham. © 15Sep41; D77597. Jean
Lee Latham (A); 25Sep68; R444030.
THE GREEN HORNET, by Francis Striker.
© Green Hornet, Inc. (PWH)
No.
A-486. © 7Jan4t1; D73059. 30Aug68;
RAK TY 64,
139
A-486-A, © 3Feb41; D73477. 30Aug68;
pan ede ; :
A-487. © 3Feb41; D73478. 30Aug68;
R4W1N 66. ; S
A-488. © 3Feb41; D73479. 30Aug68;
R4YT467.
A-489. © 3Feb41; D73480. 30Aug68;
R441468
A-490. © 26Feb41; D73802. 30Aug68;
R441469,
A-491. © 26Feb41; D73803. 30Aug68;
R441470,
A-492, © 26Feb41; D73804. 30Aug68;
RAYINTI.
A-493. © 21Mar41; D74169. 30aug68;
Riliie, ? aie pin
A-4+94, © 21Mar41; D74170. 30aug68;
iuin73, eo ede es
A-495. © 21Mar41; D74171. 30Aug68;
niin ie 7417 30Aug68 ;
A-496, © 21Mar41; D74172. OAUg68 ;
R441475, ae
A-497. © QMay41; D74731. 30Aug68;
RA4IN76,
A-498. © OMay41; D74732. 30Aug68;
R44I477.
A-499. © OMay41; D74733. 30Aug68;
RAYI478,
A-500. © 2May41; D74734. 30Aug68;
R441479.
A-501. © 2May41; D74735. 30Aug68;
R441480,
H
H.R.H. MISS JONES; operetta for junior
high schools; book & lyrics by Marion
Wakeman, music by Ira B. Wilson.
© 26Aug41; D76051. Lorenz Pub. Co.
(PWH of I. B. Wilson); 240ct68;
R447029.
HALIFAX, by Pamela Wilcox. © 12May41;
D75195. Pamela Marie Wilcox (A);
20Nov68; R449337.
THE HAPPY DAYS; 3 acts by Claude Andre
Paget; adapted by Zoe Akins (Zoe Akirs
Rumbold) © 9May41; D74860. James D.
Akins (NK); 11Dec68; R450905.
HE PASSED THIS WAY, an original play
for Easter by Margaret Ann Hubbard
(Margaret Ann Hubbard Priley)
© 15Jan41; D73493. Margaret Hubbard
Priley (Mrs. Joseph Carl Priley)
(A); 19Ju168; R439345.
HEADSMAN OF THE CAMERONS. See
THE SHADOW.
HELP THOU MY SHAME. See
AND NOT FORSAKE THEM.
HER FATAL BEAUTY; or, A shop-girl's
honor. One act by Wilbur Braun.
© @DectO; D75355. Samuel French,
Inc. (PWH); 40ct68; R445057.
HERITAGE OF WIMPOLE STREET, a play in
one act by Robert Knipe. (Baker's
royalty plays) © 14Jun41; D75465.
Robert Knipe (A); 19Ju168; R439361.
HEROES JUST HAPPEN; 3 acts by Robert
Finch & Betty Smith. © 20Nov40;
D73690. Samuel French, Inc. (PWH);
4Oct68; R445055.
HIGH, WYDE AND HANDSOME, a comedy jin
three acts by John Nash. © 6Mar41;
D74380. John Nash (A); 19Ju168;
R439351.
HIS FATHER'S SON; 3 acts by John
Hershey, pseud. of James Reach.
© 31Jul41; D75833. James Reach (A);
4Nov68; R447522.
HISTOIRE DE RIRE; suivi de Le casseur
d'assiettes la marguerite,:et preeede
d'une note surle theatre by Armand
Salacrou. © 160ct41; D95412. Armand
Salacrou (A); 18Nov68; R448807.
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
140
HISTORY MAKERS; 8 radio plays by James
M. Lynch, Jr. & Robert D. Henry.
© 60ct41; D78213. James M. Lynch,
Jr. (A) & Kathryn H. Camisa (E)3
250ct68; R446207.
HOLLYWOOD FEVER; one act by Dorothy
Winthrop. © 12Mar41; D74379. Doro-
thy Winthrop (A); 9Sep68; R442782.
THE HOODOO SHIP.
THE SHADOW.
See
HURRICANE HILL, a play in one act by
Richard Hill Wilkinson. (Drama
guild plays) © 10ct40; D71885.
Drama Guild Publishers (PWH);
23Sep68; R443570.
I SHALL NOT WANT, by Hagar Wilde & Dale
Eunson. From the story by Katherine
Albert. © 4Nov40; D72234. Hagar
Wilde & Dale Eunson (A); 250ct68;
R4467 43.
I, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY, a comedy in one
act by Isabella Holt, pseud. of
Mrs. Haldeman Finnie. © 5May41;
D78149. Daniel Finnie, Donald
Finnie, Robert Finnie & Janet Finnie
(C); 153168; R439191.
IN A BOOKSHOP; one act by Elise West
Quaife. © Se ee Ooi Ernest
Nehring (Wr);)40ct68; R445052.
IN WALTZ TIME, a comedy in one act by
Philip Johnson. (French's acting
ed., no.3126) © l4Apr}1; D75844,
Philip Johnson (A); 11Ju168;
R439195.
INVENTORS CLEARING HOUSE, an address by
Russell Gordon Dean. © 5Augh0o;
Cl2440, Russell Gordon Dean (A);
163u168; R439663.
IT HAPPENED AT MIDNIGHT, 3 acts by
James Reach. © 31Jul41; D75838.
James Reach (A); 4Nov68; R447523.
IT'S A SMALL WORLD,.a comedy in one
act by Richard Hill Wilkinson.
(Drama guild plays) © 10ct40;
D71882. Drama Guild Publishers
(PWH); 23Sep68; R443567.
J
JACK OF HEARTS, a new musical comedy
by Dailey Paskman. Based on the
operetta by Franz Arnold, Robert
Gilbert & Robert Stolz. Text only.
© 3May41;_D74726. Dailey Paskman
(A); 157u168; R439567.
JEWISH HOLIDAYS ON PARADE, by Dorothy
F. Zeligs. © 8Jul4o; D70892.
Dorothy Zeligs (A); 5Ju168; R438807.
JIMINY CRICKET, a comedy in three acts
by David Duncan, pseud. of Charles
George. (Baker's royalty plays)
© 7Jant1; D73440. Walter H. Baker
Co, (PWH); 23Jul68; R439761.
JIMINY CRICKETS, a comedy of youth in
three acts by Fae Duffy, pseud. of
Austin Goetz. © 7Sep40; D71586.
Austin Goetz (A); 16Ju168; R439186.
JINX FROM ALABAMA; 1 act by John
Kirkpatrick. © 27Junt1; D75825
John Kirkpatrick (A); 8Nov68; R448272.
JOHANNA BALK; Oper in drei Akten; Musik
von Rudolf Wagner-Regeny; Text von
Caspar Neher.
© 13Feb41; D76098. Rudolf Wagner-
Regeny (A) & Frank Tornquist (E of
C. Neher); 280ct68; R447120.
Klavierauszug mit Text.
DRAMAS
JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME; or One
exciting night. A dramatic comedy
in three acts by J. C. McMullen.
(Baker's royalty plays) © 31Mar41;
D74704. Marie McMullen (W);
19Ju168; R439355.
JOY OF LIVING, a comedy in three acts,
dramatization by Frank Vreeland.
Actor's script. (Hollywood Longmans'
plays) Based on the motion picture.
© 6Nov40; D72346. RKO General, Inc.
(PWH); 4Nov68; R447336.
JOY OF LIVING, a comedy in three acts
dramatized by Frank Vreeland. Direc-
tor's manuscript. (Longmans’ 4-star
Hollywood play series) Based on the
motion picture. © 23Dec40; D72885.
RKO General, Inc. (PWH); 4Nov68;
R447 335.
DER JUXBARON; Posse in 3 Akten von
Pordes=Milo und Hermann Haller; music
by Walter Kollo, words by Willi Wolff.
© 28Dec13; D38512. Willi Kollo (C) &
Ellen Wolff (W); 3Jun68; R440773.
Entered under German Proclamation of
125u167.
K
KANZLIST KREHLER; Tragikomddie in
3 Akten von Georg Kaiser. © 20ct22;
D62182. Margarethe Kaiser (W);
83u168; R439333. Entered under Ger-
man Proclamation of 12Ju167.
KOLPORTAGE; Koméddie in einem Vorspiel
& 3 Akten nach zwanzig Jahren von
Georg Kaiser. © 30Apra4; Dé9402.
Margarethe Kaiser (W); 8Ju168;
R439335. Entered under German
Proclamation of 12Ju167.
KONSTANTIN STROBEL (Der Zentaur)
Lustspiel in 5 Aufztigen von Georg
Kaiser. © 20ct22; D62177.
Kaiser (W); 8Jul68; R3Z9331.
under German Proclamation of 12Ju167.
L
LADIES IN RETIREMENT; 3 acts by Reginald
Denham & Edward Percy, pseud. of Ed-
ward Percy Smith. NM: additions &
revisions. © 2Apr41; D74635.
Reginald Denham (A) & Mrs. Edward
Percy Smith (W); 23Sep68; R444053.
THE LADY FROM ABROAD, a comedy in one
act by Mabel Constanduros & Howard
Agg. © 3Dec4O; D78911. Michael Con-
standuros (C) & Ernest Balfour Agg
(NK); 19Nov68; R448892,
THE LADY KILLER; 3 acts by William
Alden Kimball. © 24Jun}1; D75467.
William Alden Kimball (A); 40ct68;
R445014.
LADY NEAR THE TOWN, by Charles Kuhn.
From the novel The laughing pioneer,
by Paul Green. © 7Jan41; D73053.
Charles Kuhn (A); 23Dec68; R451711.
THE LADY OF LARKSPUR LOTION; one act by
Tennessee Williams. © 12Dec41;
D78629. Tennessee Williams (A);
19Dec68; R451361,.
LADY OF THE MARKETPLACE, a Christmas
play in one act by Charlotte I. Lee.
(A Row-Peterson play) © 100ct41;
D77767. © Charlotte I. Lee;
Wo0ct68; R445022,
LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES, by Tennessee
Williams. (In American scenes)
© 19Jun41; D75606.
(A); 4Nov68; R450852.
See
LAST DAYS OF DAVY CROCKET.
SUNRISE IN MY POCKET, (R)
Margareth2
Entered
Tennessee Williams
July—Dec.
LAST JUDGMENT, by Edward Chodorov &
H. S. Kraft. © 1Nov40; D72245.
Edward Chodorov & H. S. Kraft (A);
30ct68; R444690.
THE LAST WIFE, a one act play in two
scenes by Marjorie Carleton.
(Baker's plays for amateurs)
© 10Apr41; D74702. E. J. Carleton
(C); 1l9gul68; R439353.
LAUGHING PIONEER. See
LADY NEAR THE TOWN.
LEBEN EDUARD DES II VON ENGLAND; his-
torie von Bertolt Brecht. Nach Mar-
lowe. © 24Apr2e4; DF1919. Helene
Brecht-Weigel (W); 117u168; R440643.
Entered under German Proclamation of
123u167.
LET'S MAKE UP; one act by Esther E. O1-
son, © 25Mar41; D74383. Esther E.
Olson (A); 23Sep68; R444050.
LIFT THINE EYES; 1 act by Marion L.
Bishop. © 100ct41; D77766.
Marion L. Bishop (A); 250ct68;
RUG 205. a i
LOCAL COLOR, LTD., a comedy for women
in 3 acts by Pat Adair & J. C.
McMullen. (Baker's edition of
plays) © 27Mar4l; D74381. Marie
McMullen (W); 19Ju168; R439352.
THE LONE RANGER; radio scripts by
Francis Striker. © Wrather Corp.
(PWH)
No.
1232-451. © 7Jan41l; D73061.
23Aug68; R445598.
1233-452. © 7Jan41; D73062.
23Aug68; R445599.
1234-453. © 7Jant1l; D73063.
23Aug68; R445600.
1235-454. © 7Jan41; D73064.
23Aug68; R445601.
1236. © 7Jan41; D73065.
R445 602.
1237-455. © 7Jan41; D73066.
23Aug68; R445 603.
1238-456, © 16Jan41; D73175.
23Aug68; R445604,
1239-457. © 16Jan41; D73176.
23Aug68; R445605. one
1240-458. © 16Jant1; D73177.
23Aug68; R445606.
1241-459, © 16Jan41; D73178.
23Aug68; R445607.
1242-460. © 16Jan41; D73179.
23Aug68; R445608.
1243-461. © 16Jan41; D73180.
23Aug68; R445609.
1244-462, © 16Jan41; D73181.
23Aug68; R445610.
23Aug68;
1245-463. © 16Jan41; D73182.
ee ae R445611.
1246-464. © 16Jan41; D73183.
23Aug68; R445612.
1247-465. © 3Feb41; D73471.
rude R445613.
1248-466. © 3Feb41; D73472.
23Aug68; R445614.
1249-467. © 3Feb41; D73473.
23Aug68; R445615.
1250-467. © 3Feb41; D7B474.
23Aug68; R445616.
1251-468. © 3Feb41; D73475.
23Aug68; R445617. ile
1252-469. © 3Feb41; D73476.
23Aug68; R445618.
1253-470. © 26Feb41; D73805.
23Aug68; R445619.
1254-471. © 26Feb41; D73806.
23Aug68; R445620,
1255-472. © 26Feb41; D73807.
23Aug68; R445621, F
1256-473. © 26Feb41; D73808.
23Aug68; R445622,
1257-474. © 26Feb41; D73809.
23Aug68; R445623,
1258-475. © 26Feb41; D73810.
23Aug68; R445624.
ee al
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Seep
1968
1259-476. © 26Feb41; D73811.
23Aug68; R445625.
1260-477. © 26Feb41;
23Aug68; R445626.
1261-478. © 26Feb41;
23Aug68; R445627.
1262-479. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445628.
1263-480. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445629.
1264-481. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445630.
1265-482. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445631.
1266-483. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445632.
1067-484. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445633.
1268-485. © 21Mar41;
Pee RAYS 634.
1269-486. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445635.
1270-487. © 21Mar41;
eee R445 636.
D73812.
D73813.
D74173.
D74174.
D74175.
D74176.
D74177.
D74178.
D74179.
D74180.
D74181.
D74182.
1272-489. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445638.
1273-490. © 21Mar41;
23Aug68; R445639.
1274-491. © 2QMay41; D74749.
23Aug68 ; R45 6LO.
1275-492. © 2May41; D74750.
23Aug68 ; R45 641,
1276-493. © OMay41; D74751.
23Aug68; RUS ELD,”
1277-494. © ceyean D74752.
23Aug68; R445643.
1278-495. © QMay41; D74753.
p5Aughd; RASCAL.”
2279-496. © 2May41; D74754.
23Aug68; R4LS 645 ,
1280-497. © 2May41; D74755.
23Aug68 ; RUS LG,
4281-498. © OMay41; D74756.
* 23Aug68; R45 ENT,
D74183.
D74191.
1282-499. © See D74757.
23Aug68; R445648.
1283-500. © 2May41; D74758.
23Aug68; R4A45649.
1284-501. © 2May41; D74759.
23Aug68; R445650.
1285-502. © QMay41; D74760.
23Aug68; R445651. :
1286-503. © 2May41; D74761.
23Aug68; R445652.
1287-504. © OMay41; D74762.
23Aug68; R445653.
1288-505. © 2May41; D74763.
23Aug68; R445654.
1289-506. © 2May41; D74764.
. R441389.
1290-507. © 2May41; D74765.
R441390.
1291-508. © 2May41; D74766.
R4A41591
1292-509. © 2May41; D74767.
R441392.
1293-510. © 2May41; D74768.
R441393.
1294-511. © 2May41; D74769.
R4A41394.
1295-512. © 2May41; D74770.
R441395.
1296-513. © 2May41; D74771.
R441396.
1297-514. © 2May41; D74772.
R441397.
1310-527. © 5Jul41; D75532.
23Aug68; R441399.
1311-528. © 5Jul41; D75533.
R441400.
© 5dul41; D75534.
1312-529.
R441401.
1313-530. © 5Jul41; D75535.
23Aug68; R441402.
1314-531. © 5Jul41; D75536.
23Aug68; R441403.
1315-532. © pops D75537.
> R44 1404.
23Aug68
1316-533. © 5Jul41; D75538.
23Aug68; R441405.
RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
23Aug68;
© 5dul41;
23Aug68; R441406.
© 5dul41s;
23Aug68; R441407.
© 5dul41; D75541.
68; R441408.
© 5dul41; D7554e.
68; R441409.
© 5Jul41; D75543.
23Aug68; R441410.
LONE RANGER, GREEN HORNET, NED JORDAN-
SECRET AGENT; FEB. 21, 1941, 500 WATT
INAUGURAL. By Fran Striker (Francis
Striker) © 3May41; D74815. Wrather
Corp. (FWH); 23Aug68; R441398.
D75539.
D75540.
1317-534.
LOVE CAN SETTLE EVERYTHING, a play with
music; text by H. Myers & E. Eliscu,
music by J. Gorney. © 40ct41; D76052.
Edward Eliscu (A); 70ct68; R444976.
LOVE CAN SETTLE EVERYTHING, a play with
music; text by H. Myers & E. Eliscu,
music by J. Gorney. © 40ct41;
D76052. Jay Gorney (A); 70ct68;
RAY4O7T.
LOVE IS NOT A POTATO, a comedy in three
acts by Elena Miramova. © 23Aug41;
D77118. Elena Miramova (A);
20Dec68; R451787.
LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG, a comedy in
3 acts by William Saroyan. Acting
ed.” NM: addition, © 30Jun4}1:
D75842, William Saroyan (A);
15Ju168; R439190. s
THE LOWLY KING; one act by Martha Bayly
Shannon. © 28Feb41; D73855. Joseph
S. E. Verga (E); 13Aug68; R440910.
LUCY LYNN. See
SOUND YOUR A.
LYSISTRATA; operetta in three acts.
English version by Olga Paul;
music by Paul Lincke. Book only.
© 6Jun41; D75347. Edward B. Marks
Music Corp. (PWH); 6Aug68; R441119.
M
LA MACHINE A ECRIRE, by Jean Cocteau.
© 30May41; D95414. Edouard Dermit
(E); 1Jul68; R439058.
MADONNA OF THE WILDERNESS, by Charlotte
B. Chorpenning. © 14Sep40; D71601.
Ruth Norris (C); 5Aug68; R440737.
THE MAGIC CASTLE, a gay miniature opera
in one act. Book, lyrics & music
by Ralph Benatzky; adaptation &
Stee lyrics by John A. Bassett.
© 8Jul41; D76027. Mela Benatzky (W)
& Edward B. Marks Music Corp. (PWH);
29Ju168; R44028.
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION; drama in three
acts by Lloyd C. Douglas & Frank
Vreeland. From the novel by Lloyd
C. Douglas. © 14Mar41; D74420.
Betty Douglas Herman, Virginia Doug-
las Dawson (C) & Alida Vreeland
Hotze (W); 170ct68; R445800.
MALE ANIMAL, a comedy in three acts by
James Thurber & Elliott Nugent.
(Acting edition) NM: additions &
revisions. © 25Jun41; D75841.
Helen Thurber (W) & Elliott Nugent
(A); lOct68; R444398.
MAN FROM THE SEA, by Mabel Constanduros
& Howard Age. © 14Apr41; D75846.
Michael Constanduros (C) & Howard
Agg (A); 113u168; R439194. :
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER; 3 acts by
Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman.
ed. Rev. ©5Nov41; D78216. Anne
Kaufman Schneider (C); 21Nov68;
R449419.
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER; 3 acts by
Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman. Act-
Actinz
141
ing ed. Rev. ©5Nov41; D78216.
Catherine Carlisle Hart (W); 7Nov68;
R44 8006.
MAN WHO IGNORED THE WAR, a war-time
comedy by Harold Brighouse.
(French's acting edition, no.1380)
© 50ct4#0; D78910. Barbara Brighouse
(C); 9Aug68; R441707.
MANY LOVES. See
TRIAL HORSE NO,1.
MAUDIE'S DIARY; episode no.1, by Graeme
& Sarah Lorimer. © 14Augt1; D77025.
Graeme Lorimer (A); 22Aug68; R442253.
MIDDLE AGES, by Norman Krasna &
Julius H. Marx (Groucho Marx)
© 12Sep41; D77645. Norman Krasna &
Julius H. Marx (A); 70ct68; R444950,
MIDNIGHT, a mystery-comedy in three
acts by Glenn Hughes. © 15Sep41;
D77594. Victoria Hughes & Glenn
Hughes, ‘Jr. (C); 25Sep68; R444029.
THE MILLION DOLLAR KID, a comedy in
three acts by Elizabeth McFadden
Wright & Walter Hastings Wright.
(Baker's edition of plays)
© 11Apr41; D74706. Elizabeth McFad-
den Wright & Walter Hastings Wright
(A); 16Sep68; R443613.
THE MILLIONAIRE FROM MEMPHIS, a comedy
in three acts by Richard Hill Wil-
kinson. (Drama guild plays)
© 10ct40; D71879. Drama Guild
Publishers (PWH); 23Sep68; R443564.
MISS SALLY'S PARTY; ballet} scenario
by Verna Arvey, music by William
Grant Still. © 20Dec41; D76137.
William Grant Still & Verna Arvey
(A); 23Dec68; R451596.
MR. AND MRS. NORTH, a comedy in three
acts by Owen Davis. Acting ed. From
the Mr. and Mrs. North stories by
Frances and Richard Lockridge.
© 24Sep41; D78156. Donald Davis (C);
10ct68; R444258.
MR. SNOOP IS MURDERED; 1 act by James
Reach. © 27Jun41; D75824. James
Reach (A); 4Nov68; R447520.
MISTRESS MINX, by Kenneth Haynes.
© 15Jant1; D73438. Kenneth Haynes
(A); 9Sep68; R442773.
MONKEY BUSINESS, a comedy in one act
by E. Harrison Ott, pseud. of Rich-
ard H. Wilkinson. (Drama guild
plays) © 10ct40; D71883. Drama
Guild Publishers (PWH); 23Sep68;
R443568. -
THE MORNING STAR, a play in 3 acts by
Emlyn Williams. © 29Nov41; D78463.
Emlyn Williams (A); 4Dec68; R450073.
MOTHER KNOWS EVERYTHING; one act by
Ames L. Harper. © 13Mar41; D74373.
Dorothy Harper (W); 13Aug68; R440913.
MURDER WILL OUT; tragic comedy in one
act by Dorothy Sterling, pseud. of
Charles George. (Baker's plays for
amateurs) © 16May61; D75134. Walter
H. Baker Co. (PWH); 23Ju168; R439693.
MY SISTER EILEEN, a comedy by Joseph H.
Fields & Jerome Chodorov. Based on
the stories Sy Ruth McKenney. |
© 28Feb41; D74008. Jerome Chodorov
(A); 153u168; R439163.
MYSTERY OF CRAZY CANYON RANCH, a comedy
in three acts by E. Harrison Ott,
pseud. of Richard H. Wilkinson.
(Drama guild plays) © 10ct4o;
bD71881. Drama Guild Publishers
(PWH); 23Sep68; R443566.
N
NEBENEINANDER; Volksstiick 1923 in
5 Akten von Georg Kaiser. © 19Mar25;3
D70996. Margarethe Kaiser (W);
83u168; R439336. Entered under Ger-
man Proclamation of 12Ju167.
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142
NEST EGG, a play in ‘three acts by. ‘Reg-
inald ‘Denham & Daniel Blum.
© 14Aug41; D77024. Reginald Denham
(A)3 22nug68; R4Y42052,
NEW CHRISTMAS. DRAMAS: The. Christmas.
heart, by Elsie. Duncan Yale;.No
gift in return, by Mattie: B..-Shannon.
© 310ct41; D78544. Rodeheaver Co.
(PWH) 5 11Dec68; R451215.
NEW ENGLAND- PICNIC, -a. comedy. in:3 acts
by Thomas: Job... © 29Nov41; D78462.
Thomas. M. Job.-& Ann B. Job..(C).;
4Dec68; R450072.
NEW ORLEANS; book & lyrics by 0. Hammer-
stein IZ; music: by Sigmund Rombe¥s:;
Text only= © 25Augh1l; D774. Doro-
thy B..Hammerstein: (W),>Alice:H.>Ma=
thias, William Hammerstein: &/ James=B:
Hammerstein (C);-i26Aug683: R442181.
NEWS FROM HOME,
Charles George.
amateurs) © 10Apr41; D74700.- -
Walter H. Baker Co. (PwH); 231685
R439696.
NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, by Laura Perel-=
man & S. J. Perelman. © 9Dec40;
D72676... Laura Perelman & S. J. Perel-
man (A); 9Aug68;-R440866.
NIGHT BUS; three.acts & an epilogue by
Samuel Hopkins. Adams, dramatized by
Frank. Vreeland. © 5Nov41;.D78651.
Alida Vreeland Hotze (W); 12Dec68;
R451147.
NIGHT OF HAPPINESS; ‘or, The seven
a play in Jone act by
(Baker's plays for
wishes. By Maurice Maeterlinck.
© 26DectO;.D72868.. Renee M. Maeter-
linck: (W)3- 40ct68; R445049.
THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE ROSE, an opera
in one act; book by Nicholas Bela,
music by George Lessner. © 16Augi1;
D76032. George Lessner (A); 26aug6s;
R441095..
NO GIFT IN RETURN.: See
NEW CHRISTMAS DRAMAS.
NO ROOM IN THE HOTEL, by. Dorothy Clarke
Wilson.’ © 29Augh1;-D77356.- + Dorothy
Clarke Wilson (A); 9Sep68;° R442787.
NO TIME FOR. COMEDY, a comedy in three
acts by. S. N.. Behrman. Acting ed.
© e5Mari ls D7i583. Ss. N. Behrman
(A)s gaug68; R441705.
NOBODY SLEEPS, a comedy in one act
by Guernsey Le Pelley. (A: Row-Peter-
son play) §© 15Sep41; D77598.
Guernsey Le Pelley (A); tHoct68;
R445020,
NORTH FLIES SOUTH; ‘one act by Barbara
Ring. © 19Feb41;- D73856. - Barbara
Ring: (A)3 9Sep68;> R442775 .
O
OEDIPUS AT COLONUS, by Sophocles. An
English version by Robert Fitzgerald.
Robert Pupgeenelg
© 14Aughls D77305.
(A)3 22Aug68; R442050.
OFF WITH THE MOTLEY, an improbable
comedy in ‘one act. by Philip Johnson.
(French's acting ed., no.985)
© 14Aug'O; D78913. Philip Johnson
(ANG 11gui68; R439192.
OLD SCHOOL SPIRIT; 3: acts: by! Pete
Williams, pseud. of James Reach.
© 80ct41; D77853._ James Reach (A);
4Nov68; R447526.
ONCE EVERY YEAR, a comedy drama in
three acts by Hilda. Manning,..pseud.
of. James Reach. © 280ct40; D72562.
James Reach (A); 12Sep68; RYN HAH,
ONE EXCITING NIGHT. See
JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME.
iDRAMASHA IAWE
ONE LESSON TYPEWRITING COURSE, by
Gladys Bertram. NM: addition &5-
revision. © 3ldul41;.C13659. . =:
Gladys Bertram (A); 15aug6s3
R441811. ——
ORCHIDS AND ONIONS; three _acts Be ie
Tobias. © 26Auel 1; D77202. ;
Y. D. Adair (E); 98ep68; R4YYO785 .
OUR FLAG, a patriotic musical playlet
in one act; story-& lyrics..by Helen
Finley, music by Sybil. Maddox... -
© 12Nov405, D39917. Sybil Maddox (A);
27Sep68; R4YH5 20,
OUT OF THE FRYING PAN, a comedy in 3
acts by Francis..Swann.,-.©-80ct41;
D77866. -Francis Swann..(A)-3 -240ct68;
R4467 44, -
THE OUTSIDER, a play in one act for
women by Evelyn Neuenburg (Evel
Neuenburg Fogg) © 15Jan4#1; D73437.
Evelyn Neuenburg Fogg (Mrs. Leslie
Fogg) (A)3719du168; R439341,
PARADISE SOLD, a play by Samuel :Fayder.
© 4Jun41; D75164. Frances L. Fayder
(W)5 17Sep683 R4435922.
PAT AND PATTY, a’comedy in two
episodes by Elliot Field,;~~(Baket's
plays for amateurs) © 13Marh1;
D74371. Elizabeth Staton Field (W)3-
19JuL68; R439348.
PATRIOTIC AND UNAFRAID, a dramatic
composition in 3 acts by Elizabeth
Mitchell Trueblood. © l4Jun41;
D75306. Elizabeth Mitchell True-+
blood (A); 20Dec68; R4517867
PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL, .a-one. act comedy
by Alphonso V. Barto. - © 2ldan41;
D73300..° Alphonso V.. Barto (A);
12Dec68;- R450371.
PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL, a-one act--comedy
by Alphonso V. Barto. © 4Nov41;
D79821. Alphonso V. Barto (A);
12Dec68; R450372.
PERFECT CRIME, a family comedy in three
acts by Bee) Humphries, pseud. of Ber-
tha Amlin Humphreys. . © 20Nov40;
D78160. Bertha Amlin Humphreys’ (A);;
TAug68; R441388.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY; Operette in 5
Bildern von Max: Wallner: & Kurt: Feltz;
Musik von Fred Raymond. Full score.
© 7Feb41; D1904,. Eva-Maria Raymond
W), Pilar Wallner’(W) & Kurt Feltz
A); 3Sep683 R441735. 5
PETER; 3 acts by James Worthing,: pseud.
of James Reach. © 15A r4l3; D74571.
James Reach (A); 4Nov685 R4475 19.
THE PHANTOM PLANE;: one act by: Lawrence
G. Worcester.: © 29Aug4.1; D77359.
Lawrence G.. Worcester (A); 9Sep68;
R442790.
PILATE AND THE CROSS, a drama of the
Crucifixion in one act by James \J.
Glade, pseud. of James J. Glayats
prepared by Nathaniel Edward Reeid.
(Longmans' play.series) © 15Jan41;
D73871.. James, J..Glayat (A) 3_3.07u168;
R440167.
POOR LITTLE ME, by Katharine Hilliker
(Katharine Hilliker Caldwell) &
H. H. Caldwell. © 27Sep40; D7202r.
Katharine Hilliker Caldwell & Harry
Handly Caldwell \(A)3. 5Aug68;° R440738.
THE PROPHECIES FULFILLED, a Christmas
cantata with dramatizations for mixed
voices; text: & music by Vera G. Jack-
son; 2 accompaniments by Maxine
Stetzler.- Based on Biblical: versions
of the’ Nativity. “© 30Ju141;- D76028.
Vera G. Jackson Reynolds (A);
R447131..
310ct68;
QUADRILLE; 3 aoe by ‘Nicholas Asatalos;”
translated by Hans Bartsch.
© 16Jul41; ~D75664 ; © ‘Irene Pelee ae
Bartsch (A)3 310c 6683 R447238.° 3
QUICKIES; rehearsal- less entertainments
by Jean Provence :& others. . J
© loMay41; D75315. Walter H. Baker
Co. (PWH) ; 235u168; PROT -
RAINBOWS IN HEAVEN, bye Weldon stonese
© 2hSep4o; D74085. Katharine. Stonees
(W); 5Aug68; R4407398= a
RARIN' TO GROW, a éomeay -of Sanene in-
three acts by Charles. D. Whitman, -
pseud. of Tom Taggart..- © 11Nov4.03—
D73072. Tom Taggart . (als s1ebeges
R443441.
REMEMBER THE: BRAVE; meen onte Seen:
by Ireene Wicker & Beatrice Faber;
songs & music by Ireene Wicker.
© 5May41; D76023.° Ireene: Wicker &-
Beatrice Faber-(A); 7Aug683 RETIOH
REPERTORY OF .PLAYS. FOR A-COMPANY OF :
THREE PLAYERS. v.3. By Charles Ranr
Kennedy. ©-220ct403;D72856.~-Harold
J. Gorst (NK); 19Sep68;. R443650,.. =.
RETURN OF THE VAGABOND,’“a “comedy. in “two
acts and a prologue. by George Mwa
Cohan. A sequel to Thetavern. \- 17°
© 17Dec40; D73070. eet Cohan’ ‘Ronkin
(Conls 27Sep68; R444 1464 Cla 8
Dugger. © 27Nov4t0O; =D72511. : “Nancy
E. Dugger (A); 208ep68; RHN3HO3.-
RINGING IN THE.GROOM, | a comedy in- one:
act by A. A. O'Keeffe:
‘© 4SeptO; ==>
D71505. A. A. O'Keeffe nae 2oni68
R440320.
RIGHT FOOT, .ESQUIRE; ‘a cbinedy by. SN sSES)
= |
}
THE RITUAL OF THE thier AN. ENGI-"—
NEER, by Rudyard Kipling. ~ © 4dun41;
C13466. Corp. of the Seven Wardens
(PCB) ; 178ep68; RMAHEZL. S
ROMANTIC MR. DICKENS, .a comedy; drama
in three acts by. Henry..H. Harper, -& ><
Marguerite Harper. Revisions -& <
additions. -©-11Mar41;:-DP74584.
Henry H. Harper & Marguerite Harper
(A); 12Sep68;, R445449, Z ;
ROMANTIC MR. DICKENS, .by Henry :H.'=:
Harper & Marguerite: Harper: in
collaboration with John Triggs»
Rev... © 220ct40;, Du7 1842. iS
Henry H. Harper, Marguerite Harper
& John Triggs (A);. 12Sep68; R445448..
RUSTY FROM REDROCK, a human interest!
play in one act by Richard Hill Wil-
kinson. © 10ct40; D71884. Drama
Guild Publishers (PWH); 23Sep68;
R443569.
S
SAINT LAURENCE, THE MARTYR, a play in
blank verse by Francis J. Kafka.
© B0Dec40; D72929. Francis aie Katka
(A); 3Dec683 -R450517:,--
SECRET. OF THE.MINE. - See
BECAUSE THEIR~ HEARTS WERE PURE:
SEND: FOR: SIDNEY; or, / Find=the womans =
Three acts by Bee Humphries, > pseud.
of Bertha. Amlin Humphreys:
© 300ct40; D72271.. ~Bertha ageiDies
Humphreys (A)3\7Aug68;~R440853.,
SENOR FREEDOM; one act by Jean TEES.
Latham. © 30Sep41; D77769. Jean-°
Lee Latham, (A); 40et6B; a Sar e
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SEVEN WISHES. See
NIGHT OF HAPPINESS.
THE SHADOW; scripts by various authors.
© Conde Nast Publications, Inc. (PWH)
The case of the three frightened po-
licemen, by Sidney Slon & Peter
Barry. © 18Nov41; D78361. 3Dec68;
R449986.
The circle of light, by Sidney Slon
& Peter Barry. © 25Nov41; D78410.
3Dec68; R449987.
The devil's hour, by Sidney Slon &
Peter Barry. © 290ct41; D78046.
4Nov68; R447496.
Dragon's tongue murders, by Sidney
Slon & Peter Barry. © 160ct41;
D77923. 4Nov68; R447494.
The hoodoo ship, by Sidney Slon &
Peter Barry. © 210ct41; D77924.
4Nov68; R447495.
Headsman of the Camerons, by Sidney
Slon & Peter Barry. © 160ct41;
D77921. 4Nov68; R447492.
Assignment with murder, by Sidney
Slon & Peter Barry. © 160ct41;
D77922. 4Nov68; R447493.
The organ played at midnight, by
Sidney Slon & Peter Barry.
© 12Nov41; D78218. 3Dec68;
R4499085.
The terror by night, by Sidney Slon
& Peter Barry. © 4Nov41; D78115.
3Dec68; R449984.
SHENANDOAH, by Delmore Schwartz.
© 60ct41; D82016. Kenneth Schwartz
(NK); 30Dec68; R451812.
SHE'S GOT EVERYTHING, a comedy in
three acts dramatized by Frank
Vreeland. Actor's script. (Holly-
wood Longmans' plays) Based‘dn the
motion picture. © 6Nov40; D72347.
RKO General, Inc. (PWH); 4Nov68;
R447 337. :
SHE'S GOT EVERYTHING, a comedy in
three acts dramatized by Frank
Vreeland. Director's manuscript.
(Longmans' 4-star Hollywood play
series) Based on the motion picture.
© 23Dec40; D72886. RKO General,
Ine. (PWH); 4Nov68; R447334.
SHOP-GIRL'S HONOR. See
HER FATAL BEAUTY.
SIDNEY THE SLEUTH. See
WALDEMAR CASE.
SING ME NO LULLABY, a play in 3 acts by
Robert Ardrey. © 29Nov41; D78461.
Robert Ardrey (A); 4Dec68; R450071.
SING NOWELL; one act by Katharine Kes-
ter. © 4Nov40; D73073.- © Edith
Doris Kester (E); 40ct68; R445051.
SINGIN' BILL FROM BLUE RIDGE HILL, a
comedy in three acts by Henry Row-
land, pseud. of Charles George.
(Baker's edition of plays)
© 1lApr41; D74707. Walter H. Baker
Co. (PWH); 233168; R439694.
THE SINGING HEART, a pageant cantata
for Children's Day by Elsie Duncan
Yale; with appropriate selected music
by J. Lincoln Hall, Carolyn R. Free-
man, F, A. Clark & others. © l4Apr41;
D39986. Rodeheaver Co. (PWH of E. D.
Yale); 26Jun68; R440745.
SISTER SUSIE SWINGS IT; 3 acts by
Dorothy Sterling, pseud. of Charles
George. © 210cth1; 078277. Walter
H. Baker Co. (PWH); 250ct68; R446228.
THE SKIN GAME; one act by Marion Leon-
ard Bishop. © 13Feb41; D73857.
Marion Leonard Bishop (A); 9Sep68;
R442776.
SLEEP IT OFF, a farce in 3 acts by Ly-
ford M. Moore. © 12Jul41; D75627.
Anne Simpson Moore (W); 5Nov68;
R44 8685.
THE SONGS OF CHRISTMAS,
SOUND YOUR A;
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SOLO READINGS FOR RADIO AND CLASS WORK,
by Marjorie Seligman & Sonya Fogle.
© 28Mar41; D74487.° Marjorie Seligman
(A); 26Sep68; R444054,
a play with
carols & tableaux by Martha Bayly
Shannon. © 27Mar4t1; D74372. <Jcseph
S. E. Verga (E); 13Aug68; R440912.
or, Lucy Lynn. Musical
comedy by Harold Orlob & Don Witty.
Music by Harold Orlob. © 28Aug41;
D76044. Harold Orlob (A); 14Nov68;
R44 8594.
THE STEADFAST HILLS, by Frances Dyer
Eckardt (Frances Dyer Eckardt’ Smith)
(Baker's plays for amateurs)
© 15Jan41; D73435. Frances Eckardt
Smith (Mrs. Rockwell Smith) (A);
195168; R439339.
STREETCAR IN THE ATTIC, a farce in
three acts by Louis Anthony, pseud.
of Louis A. Feldhaus. © 11Sep40;
D71556. Louis A. Feldhaus (A);
17Ju168; R439196.
SUNRISE IN MY POCKET; or, The last days
of Davy Crocket. An American saga by
Edwin Justus Mayer. © 25Sep41;
D78004. Paul Mayer (C); 290ct68;
R447180.
SWEENEY IN THE TREES. See
THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE; SWEENEY IN
THE TREES; AND ACROSS THE BOARD
ON TOMORROW MORNING.
T
TALLEY METHOD, By S. N. Behrman.
© 8May41; D74846. S. N. Behrman (A);
12Aug68; R44086.
THE TALLEY METHOD; three acts by S. N.
Behrman. © 8May41; D74846. Ss. N.
Behrman (A); 22Aug68; R440985.
TENANT FARMERS, a play in one act by
Elliot Field. (Baker's preys for
amateurs) © 16May41; D75138.
Elizabeth Staton Field (W); 19Ju168;
R439358.
TENNIS CLUB MYSTERY; 1 act by James
Reach. © 90ct41; D77858. James
Reach (A); 4Nov68; R447527.
THERE AIN'T NO MYSTERY; three acts by
John Nash. © 26Aug41; D77201. John
Nash (A); 9Sep68; R442784.
THIS NIGHT SHALL PASS, by Dorothy Clarke
Wilson. © 29Aug41; D77355. Dorothy
Clarke Wilson (A); 9Sep68; R442786.
THIS PRECIOUS FREEDOM, no.1 by Arch
Oboler. © 7Oct4#0O; D71899. Arch
Oboler (A); 3Sep68; R441724.
THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED, by
Tennessee Williams (Thomas Lanier
Williams), edited, with an introd.
by William Kozlenko. (In American
scenes) © 19Jun41; D75606.
Tennessee Williams (A); 2Ju168;
R439280.
THOSE WERE THE DAYS, by Thomas Sutton,
pseud. of James Reach. © 16Sep41;
D77859. James Reach (A); 4Nov68;
R447528.
THOU ART PETER, by Maryann Manly.
© 26Aug41; D77197. Maryann Manly
(A); 250ct68; R446204 .
THREE ACTS, a play in 3 acts by George
S. Kaufman & Edna Ferber. © 19Jun41;
D75338. Anne Kaufman Schneider (C' of
G. S. Kaufman); 28Jun68; R441750.
THE THREE SISTERS; 4 acts by Anton
Chekhov; translated by Stark Young.
© 2BJunt1l; D7584. Lewis M. Isaacs,
Jr. (E); 2Dec68; R450310.
143
THREE SONS, an Easter play in three
acts by Mary Russell. © 13Feb41;
D73858. Mary Russell (A); 193u168;
R439347.
THUNDER ROCK; 3 acts by Robert Ardrey.
© 30Jun41; D75605. Robert Ardrey (A);
23Sep68; R444052.
TIME AND THE TEACHER, by Effie G. Kuhn
& Mary H. McLees. © 25Feb41; D73859.
Effie G. Kuhn & Mary H. McLees (A);
9Sep68; R442777.
TIME FOR ROMANCE; 3 acts by Alice
Gerstenberg. © 100ct41; D78108.
Alice Gerstenberg (A); 280ct68;
R447074.
TIME OUT FOR DANCING, by Mel Dinelli
& Tom Stevenson. © 26Aug41; D77200.
Mel Dinelli & Tom Stevenson (A);
40ct68; R444304.
TIME TOLLS THE BELL, a drama in three
acts; words & music by Allison
Kingsson Johnn-St. Johnn. Book only.
© 26Feb41; D73795.. Grace Willwinns
Allison Kingsson Johnn-St. Johnn (A);
31Dec68; R451843.
TOO BUSY TO WORK, a comedy in three
acts by Lawrence G. Worcester. ‘
(Baker's edition of plays) © lApr4i;
D74703. Lawrence G. Worcester (A);
193u168; R439354.
TOO MANY STARS; 3 acts by Jean Pravence
© 30ct41; D78003. Jean Provence (A);
40ct68; R445018.
TOO MUCH BUSINESS; one act by Mary
Coyle Chase. © 290ct40; ee
Mary Coyle Chase (A); 7Aug68;
RLLOBSY nee :
TRIAL HORSE NO.1 (Many loves) An en-
tertainment in 3 acts & 6 scenes by
William Carlos Williams. © 21Jul141;
D757e2. Florence H. Williams (W);
30DecS8; R451811.
TROUSERS TO MATCH; 3 acts by Samuel
Spewack & Bella Spewack. NM: addi-=
tions & revisions. © 25Sep41; D77752.
Samuel Spewack & Bella Spewack (A);
26Sep68; R444055.
TWO MINUTES TO GO, a football comedy in
three acts by Charles Quimby Burdette,
pseud. of Lee Oweh Snook. Test ed.
© 9Sep41; D77592. Mrs. Lee Owen
Snook (W); 16Sep68; R443616.
TWO STORY HOUSE; prologue, 2 acts, an
interlude and a 3d act by Parker W.
Fennelly. © 28Feb41; D73824. Parker
W. Fennelly (A); 300ct68; R447227.
U
UBER ALLES SIEGT DIE LIEBE; Operette
in 7 Bildern von Bruno Hardt-Warden,
pseud. of Bruno Wradatsch, & Musik
von Edmund Nick. Nach Zopf und
Schwert von Gutzkows. Klavierauszug.
© 13Feb41; D76100. Edmund Nick (A) &
Felix Wradatsch (E of B. Hardt-
.Warden); 280ct68; R447123.
UGLY DUCKLING, a play in one act by
A. A. Milne. French's acting
edition, no.1360) © loJan41;
D78912. Dorothy Dapline Milne (W);
6Dec68; R450373.
UNDINE, a play in 3 acts by Schuyler
Watts. Adapted & translated from
the play of Jean Giraudoux.
© 2lJan41; D73600. Schuyler Watts
(A); 220ct68; R446284.
V
VEILCHENREDOUTE; Operette in drei Akten
von Hans Adler; Musik von Carl Cerne.
Klavierauszug mit Text. Nach Motiven
von Richard Genee. © 17May41; D76105
Maria Ihle (NK of C. Cerne) & Johanna
Pulitzer (NK of H. Adler); 280ct68;
R447124.
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VELAND; Tragéddie in 3 Akten von Gerhart
Hauptmann. © 29Sep25; D81878.
Barbara Hauptmann (E); 8Ju168;
R439328. Entered under German
Proclamation of 12Ju167.
VIC AND SADE, by Paul Rhymer.
© Mrs. Paul M. Rhymer (W) & Paul
Parke Rhymer (C)
July 10, 1940. “© 7Augho; D712143.
31Ju168; R440713.
Aug. 20, 1940. © 31lAug40O; D71411.
DRAMAS
WALDEMAR CASE; or, Sidney the sleuth.
Three acts by Bee Humphries, pseud.
of Bertha Amlin Humphreys. © 140ct40;,
D72270. Bertha Amlin Humphreys (A)s
TAug68; R440852.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN, by Fulton Ours-
ler & Grace Oursler. Version 3.
© 303u141; D75880. April Oursler
Armstrong, Charles Fulton Oursler,
Jr., Will Oursler & Helen Oursler
Hill (C); 1Aug68; R440463.
WILDCAT WILLIE GETS BRAIN FEVER, a com
edy in one act by Anne Coulter Mar-
tens. © lAug40; D71508, Anne Coul-
ter Martens (A); 297u168; R440323.
WILLIE'S CANDID CAMERA, by Marion
Hedrick Fuller. © 23Jun41; D75463.
Marion Hedrick Fuller (A); 13Aug68;
R441661.
THE WILLOW AND I, a psy, in 3 acts by
John Patrick. © 4Aug41; D75874.
John Patrick (A); 24Dec68; R451637.
WINTERBALLADE, eine dramatische Dich-
313u168; R440717.
Sep. 20, 1940. © 80ct#O; D71954.
31J3u168; R440716.
Oct. 17, 1940. © 15Nov40; D72523.
313u168; R440714.
Nov. 12, 1940. © 3Dec4O; D72571.
313u168; R440715.
VILLAGE GREEN; play in 3 acts by Carl
A WAY FOR ALL; one act by Frances Hole
Underwood. © 13Mar41; D74378. Fran-
ces Hole Underwood (a); 9Sep68;
R442781.
WEAK LINK, a mystery comedy in three
acts by Allan Wood. © 150ct40;
D72268. Allan Wood (A); 12Sep68;
R44 3445 ,
tung von Gerhart Johann Robert
Hauptmann. © 170ct17; D62433.
Barbara Hauptmann (E); 8Ju168;
R439326. Entered under German
Proclamation of 12Ju167.
WITHOUT LOVE; 3 acts by Ellen S. Barry
& Philip Barry. © 4Nov41; D78096. -
Ellen S. Barry (A); 5 Nov68; R448096.
Allensworth. Rev. © 17Nov41; D78374. WEDDING KNELL, a comedy in one act by
Carl Allensworth (A); 19Nov68; John C. Hanley. (Baker's plays for THE WOMAN IN THE FREIGHT CAR; one act
R449455. amateurs) © 29Aug41; D77354. John by Essex Dane. © 29Augh1; D77358.
Rudy Engel (E); 9Sep68; R442789.
A WORLD ELSEWHERE; two acts by Lynn
Riggs. © 2Sep41; D77299. Howard E.
Reinheimer (E); 9Sep68; R442125.
C. Hanley (A); 16Sep68; R443615.
DER WEISSE HEILAND; dramatische Phanta-
sie von:Gerhart Hauptmann. © lApr20;
D63366. Barbara Hauptmann (E);
83u168; R439327. Entered under Ger-
man Proclamation of 12Jul167.
W
W. S. GILBERT'S CREATURES OF IMPULSE,
a musical fantasy in 2 acts for
mixed voices; adaptation & addition- WELCOME TO GLORY, a fantasy in one Y;
al lyrics by Edward Stasheff; music scene by Kenneth Webb. © 19Jul41;
by Donald K. Phillips. © 3Jul41; D75695. Lorraine Webb (W); 23Aug68; YOUNG ADVENTURE; comedy in three acts
R442166.
WHEN WE ARE MARRIED, in three acts by
J. B. Priestly. NM: revision & addi-
tions. © 210ct40; D72651. John
Boynton Priestley (A); 7Aug68;
R440855. Zz
WHO PURLOINED THE BUSTLE. See ZENTAUR. See
GRANDMOTHER'S GREAT GRIEVANCE. KONSTANTIN STROBEL.
ZOPF UND SCHWERT, See
UBER ALLES SIEGHT DIE LIEBE.
D76010. Donald K. Phillips (A);
220ct68; R446478.
WAGON TO THE STARS, a comedy in three
acts by Jeanette Carlisle, pseud. of
James Reach. Adapted from the novel
by Mildred Foulke Meese. © 31Dec40;
D73075. Samuel French, Inc. (PWH);
12Sep68; R443440.
by George Savage & John MacRae.
© 19Feb41; D75344. George Savage (A)
100ct68; R445415,
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NAME INDEX
An index to the names of authors and copyright claimants given in the main entries.
Below each name are the titles under which the main entries are to be found. Re-
newal registrations are identified by the symbol (R).
A
Abbott, Stanley Alfred.
BIG, WONDERFUL DREAM.
Abeling, Raymond 0.
HOW GOD HEALS THE MEEK.
Ableman, Paul.
GREEN JULIA.
Abrash, Merritt.
A GAME OF CHANCE.
Accardo, Ralph V.
FISH.
THE GOOD SEED.
IN MEMORIUM.
WE COME TO BURY GIACOMO PALUMBO,
Ackerman, Harold.
THE GRASS BENEATH THE SNOW.
Ackerman, Michael.
THE OTHER WAY AROUND.
Actor, Allen J.
ONE SUMMER IN MAY.
Adair, Pat.
LOCAL COLOR, LTD. (R)
Adair, Y. D.
BAIMY KNIGHTS. (R)
ORCHIDS AND ONIONS. (R)
Adamov, Arthur.
THEATRE IV.
Adams, Charles. Montgomery, ,pseud.
Treichler, Charles W.
Adams, Henry.
DEMOCRACY AND ESTHER.
Adams, Samuel Hopkins.
NIGHT BUS. (R)
Adams, Vesta Eileen.
BOOTEES FOR YOUR DOORKNOB.
Adix, Shauna=M:
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Adkins, J. F.
A BIRTH AT ASHKHABAD.
Adier, Hans.
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
VEILCHENREDOUTE. (R)
OO
SEE
Adler, Jack.
THE FAT JEWISH POLICEMAN.
LOOKING FOR ROSA.
THE SOPHISTICATION OF AMERICA.
Aesop.
AESOP'S FABLES.
Afro-Am Pub. Co., Inc.
THE MEETING.
Agg, Ernest Balfour.
THE LADY FROM ABROAD. (R)
Agg, Howard.
COMPANION .TO A LADY. (R)
THE LADY FROM ABROAD. (R)
MAN FROM THE SEA. (R)
Aguilar, Dorothy.
SUBSTITUTE MOTHER.
Akagi, Richard Hiroshi.
MOJAVE.
Akins, James D.
THE HAPPY DAYS. (R)
Akins, Zoe. SEE Rumbold, Zoe Akins.”
Albee, Edward.
BOX; QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN MAO
TSE-TUNG.
Albert, Katherine.
I SHALL NOT WANT, (R)
Alberti, Rafael.
NIGHT AND WAR IN ‘THE PRADO MUSEUM,
Alderson, James Michael.
FIRE, AND..ICE.
Alderson, Joanne Bartels.
FIRE AND ICE.
Aldrich, Ruth I.
THE ROAD TO RUIN.
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey.
MARJORIE DAW.
Alexander, Janet.
SWITCH ON - SWITCH-OFF.
Alexander, Mary Francis Brown.
AREA OF DESIRE.
Alford, Virginia,
BEAUTY AND THE BEGGAR.
Algerson Enterprises, Inc.
TOURS OF BALTIMORE.
Allan, Dorothy C.
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE. (R)
Allan, Gene.
BILLY.
Allen, Brian, pseud.' SEE Silverman,
Allen B.
Allen, Ila.
SUCH SHORT TIME.
Allen, Wilford Gene.
RURAL BONE SHOW.
Allén, Winnie L.
A VISIT TO SANTA'S: TOY, SHOP.
Allen, Woody.
PLAY IT AGAIN SAM.
Allensworth, Carl.
VILLAGE GREEN. (R)
Allford, Dorothy.
THE MERRY HEART.
Allison, Alexander W.
MASTERPIECES OF THE DRAMA.
Almo Music Corp.
CATCH THAT ON THE CORNER.
COME RAISING YOUR LEG ON ME.
MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL.
PUSH BABY.
TENTH AND GREENWICH.
Alpern, Hymens
THE BONDS OF INTEREST.
Alpert, Mandel.
ARMYNE..ON -MY MIND.
Alsleben, H. Rudolph.
PASSAGE TO AKAR.
Altman, Larry.
tions.
SEE Pint Size Produc-
Altman, Mary.
ASTROPAN THE MIRTHIAN.
Altman, Mary. SEE Pint Size Produc-
tions.
Alton, William Henry.
DO WE REALLY CARE.
Amble, Kjell.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
American Book Co.
GERMAN CONVERSATIONAL. READER.
KEEP UP.
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Amore, Carlo Casiano.
A MAESTRA AMERICANA E LO SCOLARO.
Ancel, Gerard A.
THE PERPETUAL EXILE.
Anchorage Press, Inc.
A DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
GOOD GRIEF, A GRIFFIN.
I SINCERELY DOUBT THAT THIS OLD
HOUSE IS VERY HAUNTED.
PEOPLE AND ROBBERS OF CARDEMON TOWN.
Andersen, Hans Christian.
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
THE LITTLE MERMAID.
Andersen, Svend.
PEOPLE AND ROBBERS OF CARDEMON TOWN.
Anderson, Alan.
CANDLE IN THE WIND. (R)
Anderson, Audrey.
SKULDUGGERY AT THE CROSSROADS.
Anderson, Eleanor Copenhaver.
ABOVE SUSPICION. (R)
Anderson, Gertrude M.
CANDLE IN THE WIND, (R)
Anderson, Gilda Oakleaf.
CANDLE IN THE WIND. (R)
Anderson, Isabel.
DICK WITTINGTON. (R)
Anderson, John W.
THE FLAG.
Andérson, Maxwell.
CANDLE IN THE WIND. (R)
Anderson, Quentin.
CANDLE IN THE WIND. (R)
Anderson, Richard Marlow.
CLEO ON THE RUN.
Anderson, Richard W.
CHRISTMAS IN CUBA.
Anderson, Robert.
I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER,
Anderson, Robert A.
A WIDOW'S WEARY WAY.
Anderson, Robert Woodruff.
O, PIONEER, BABY.
Anderson, Sherwood,
ABOVE SUSPICION. (R)
Anderson, Terence.
CANDLE IN THE WIND. (R)
Angebranndt, Betsy Jo.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Antébi, Sidney S.
THE ALL-AMERICAN HONEYMOON.
Anthony, Louis, pseud. SEE Feldhaus,
Louis A.
Anthony, Philip, pseud. SEE Magdalany,
Philip.
Antonio, Louis.
HE WALKED BOWLEGGED TO THE DOOR.
THE SAGA OF LONGJOHNS.
Anuskiewicz, James M.
THE INTERMIM.
Apprey, Muriel.
THE GIRL THAT RAN AWAY.
Arcadia-Verlag, G.M.B.H.
DAS GOLDENE KALB.
DIE LIEBEN NACHBARN.
Ardrey, Robert.
PLAYS OF THREE DECADES.
SING ME NO LULLABY. (rR)
THUNDER ROCK. (R)
Argent Music, Inc.
BULLFROG.
DRAMAS
Argentini, Paul M.
PEARL SEED.
Argento, Dominick.
CHRISTOPHER SLY.
Arguelles, Raphael.
COSA NOSTRA,
EL JEFE,
Aries Music Pub. Co.
HARPER VALLEY GOSSIP PTA.
Arievrec, pseud. SEE Cerveira, Joao
Duarte da Mota.
Ariza, A. Ks
LA CAMISA.
Ariza, I. F.
LA CAMISA,.
Arkin, David.
JERRY GO ROUND THE MERRY GO ROUND.
Armstrong, April Oursler.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. (R)
Arnold, Franz.
JACK OF HEARTS. (R)
Arrabal, Fernando.
FIRST COMMUNION.
Art Craft Play Co.
THE CHILD WHO MET JESUS.
I'LL NEVER LEAVE YOU, LIZZIE.
Arthur, Joseph.
BLUE JEANS. (R)
Arvey, Verna.
A BAYOU LEGEND. (R)
MISS SALLY'S PARTY. (R)
Asbrand, Karin.
FLAG OF THE FREE. (R)
Aschaffenburg, Walter.
BARTLEBY.
Ashjian, Charles Garo.
DANTE.
LINCOLN'S DILEMMA,
Assini,: Chris,
ONE NIGHT AT A BAR IN NEW YORK CITY.
Assini, Chris.
Assini, Christine.
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF OLIVER JONES.
Aston, Paul.
SACRAPANT, THE SORCERER,
Asztalos, Nicholas.
QUADRILLE. (R)
Atkins, Fred.
MISS AMERICA.
Atkins, James 0., Jr.
COME ALIVE.
Atkins, William H.
THE LITTLE TIMID DEVIL.
Atkinson, Brooks.
THE SEAN O'CASEY READER,
Aulisio, Norman Roberto.
THE MADELEINE CONSTANT.
Auther, Barbara,
A PART FOR EVERYBODY, A PART FOR
EVERYTHING.
Averill, Esther C.
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR. (R)
Averill, Lawrence.
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR. (R)
Axon, Gordon Vose.
ST. THOMAS BECKET,
Ayers, Kevin.
WHY ARE WE SLEEPING,
B
BFB Productions, Inc.
THE EXTRA.
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Babb, Maura.
Bacon, Elizabeth Alma.
Bailey, Mrs. Rollin.
SEE Assini, Christine.
July—Dec.
Baade,. Eric C.
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION,
Baasch, Merle D.
THE PIED PIPER OF MELODY.
SEE Walker, Maurine.
NO FUTURE.
Badrig, Robert Hogrogian.
HEY, WHAT HAPPENED TO AMY
VANDERBILT.
A SINGLE REGRET ABOUT SINGLE BLESSED-
NESS.
Bagdasian, Harry Michael.
A STOP FROM HERE TO THERE.
Bahr, Jerome.
THE CELEBRANTS.
Bahret, Alfred.
THE LITTLE MERMAID.
Bailey, Don Bermon.
A QUARTET FOR TWO.
THE WELL.
Bailey, Hazel F.
AND SO HE DOTH REDEEM US. (R)
Bailey, Pearl.
ORIGINAL HAIR AD.
SEE Bailey,
Ruth C.
Bailey, Ruth C.
SCHOOL FOR WIZARDS.
Bailey, William J.
GOING NATIVE.
Baker, Elliott.
THE PENNY WARS.
Baker (Walter H.) Co.
BALLOONS.
BETWEEN TRAINS. (R)
THE COMMITTEE MEETING.
ENJOYING POOR HEALTH. (R)
THE GAME.
GENEVIEVE IS THE WACKIEST.
JIMINY CRICKET. (R)
MURDER WILL OUT.
NEWS FROM HOME. (R)
QUICKIES. (R)
SINGIN' BILL FROM BLUE RIDGE
HILL. (R)
SISTER SUSIE SWINGS IT. (R)
WHO AM I.
Balanchine, George.
NEW COMPLETE STORIES OF THE GREAT
BALLETS,
Baldwin, Joseph B.
THE GIFT OF A DOLL.
Ball, David.
CLOWNS AND APES.
VOLEUR.
Balzac, Honore de.
THE WAY THINGS ARE.
Bank of America, National Trust &
Savings Assn., San Francisco.
PERSONAL CHOICE CHECKING.
Banks, William Nathaniel.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE GIRL WHO WAS
JUST LIKE THE GIRL WHO MARRIED DEAR
OLD DAD.
Banks, Willie.
TOO LATE.
Banov, Robert Louis.
FROM ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
Bantam Books, Inc.
THE NEW UNDERGROUND THEATRE.
TEN GREAT ONE ACT PLAYS.
Baran, Jack.
RAIN DANCE.
Barbee, Helen.
FOUR IN A TOWER. (R)
1968
Barbee, Lindsey.
FOUR IN A TOWER. (R)
Barber, Julian.
THE WITNESS-CAPITOL DIALOGUE.
Barber, Philip.
I, ELIZABETH OTIS, BEING OF SOUND
MIND.
Barbour, June. SEE Mescia, June
Barbour.
Bargy, Jeanne.
MOTHER GOOSE GO-GO.
Barillet, Pierre.
FORTY CARATS.
Barnard, Sylvia.
PEACE BE WITH YOU.
Barnes, Joe.
RETURN TO GOD'S MOUNTAIN.
Barnum, P. T.
BARNUM.
Barrett, Glenn.
WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR.
Barrett, Thomas L., Jr.
WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN.
Barry, Ellen S.
WITHOUT LOVE. (R)
Barry, Philip.
WITHOUT LOVE. (R)
Barto, Alphonso V.
PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL. (R)
Bartsch, Hans.
QUADRILLE. (R)
Bartsch, Irene Palasty.
QUADRILLE. (R)
Basche, James R., Jr.
TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MORTUARY.
Bashkiroff, Peter.
THE FABULOUS WORLD OF BLAIR.
THE REUNION.
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR.
Bass, Kingsley B., Jr., pseud. SEE
Bullins, Ed.
Bassett, John A.
THE MAGIC CASTLE. (R)
Bastide, Francois Regis.
LA FORET NOIRE & LE TROISIEME
CONCERTO.
Batchelder, Charles. F.
HEADLINES AMERICA.
Bates, Dorothy R.
ROSE AND DAVY.
Batson, George.
THE WOMAN ON THE MOOR.
Battle, Reuben Brian.
THE “o" TRAIN.
Bauman, Joseph Alois.
HSN (SRL
Baumer, Marie.
THE GOLDEN RAPE.
Bavarre, Zella, pseud. SEE Gropper,
Stella.
Baws, Roslyn.
ALISON.
Bax, Clifford.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR.
Bayley, Ralph Edgar.
GALACTIC GAITY.
Beale, Normalee Bashore.
FLESH OF MY FLESH.
Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de.
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
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NAME INDEX
Beaumont, Francis.
THE MAID'S TRAGEDY.
Becker, Barry L.
DAVID, YOU DAMN DEGENERATE.
Becker, Harold.
THE SUN BATHERS.
Becket, Marta.
NEW COMPLETE STORIES OF THE GREAT
BALLETS.
Bedard, Henry A.
THE PROBLEM WITH PIGEONS IS PEOPLE.
Beechwood Music Corp.
BASSET HOUNDSTOOTH, RETIRED DOG
CATCHER.
DR. PIPE PLUMBER.
DOOR-TO-DOOR TAXIDERMIST.
GARBAGE COMPANY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR.
JAPANESE SOCIETY PHOTOGRAPHER.
MAX TRACTOR, COSMOTOLOGIST.
RAILROAD .PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN.
SENIOR CITIZENS RESTAURANT,
20TH CENTURY MEDICINE MAN.
Behrens, Kenneth Joseph.
THE CRUISE.
TOUR THROUGH BOOKLAND.
Behrman, S. N. =
NO TIME FOR COMEDY. (R)
THE TALLEY METHOD. (R)
Beihoff, Robert.
THE FIRST CONSUL.
Beim, Norman.
GUESS WHO'S NOT COMING TO DINNER.
THE HAIRCUT.
Bekefi, Istvan.
JUROP, JUROP.
Béla, Nicholas.
THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE ROSE. (R)
Belew, Katherine.
A MESSAGE FROM UNCLE.
Bell, Benny, pseud. SEE Samberg, Ben-
jamin.
Bell, Jackie Beth.
THICKER THAN BLOOD.
Bell, Martin.
THE CAUCUS RACE.
Bell Enterprises, Inc.
LAUGH ALONG WITH PINCUS.
THE STORY OF LIFE.
Bellack, Rhoda.
APRIL IS KING.
Bellamy, Jack Logan.
A WIFE FOR SUNDAYS.
Bellew, Daniel J.
AN OPEN DOOR.
Bellido, José Maria.
FOOTBALL.
Bellitto, Nicholas.
A DODO'S HOUSE.
IN SEARCH OF HONOR.
THE RETURN OF DOLLY.
Benatzky, Mela.
THE MAGIC CASTLE. (R)
Benatzky, Ralph.
THE MAGIC CASTLE. (R)
Benavente, Jacinto.
THE BONDS OF INTEREST.
Bender, Ruth.
THESE RICH ISLANDS.
Benedict, Stewart H.
COUNT THAT DAY LOST.
Benedikt, Michael.
FIRST .COMMUNION.
Benfante, Ignazio.
MAN IN A MAZE.
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Bennet, Eve, pseud. SEE Brecher, Eve
Bennett.
Bentkover, Jacob.
THE SAUCERERS.
Berg, Leila.
PEOPLE AND ROBBERS OF CARDEMON TOWN.
Berger, Dick.
DEATH ON THE THRONE. (R)
Berger, Lawrence.
THE THIRTY SECOND PIGGY BACK.
Bergerot, Henry.
LE COMTE ODERLAND.
Bergland Verlag.
KEINE SINTFLUT FUR NOAH,
Bergmann, S. P.
THE MAGIC TARTS.
Béergreen, Laurence R.
PARTY.
Berio di Salsa, Francesco.
OTELLO.
Berkman, Joyce.
IMPERSONATION OF THE ENEMY.
Berkman, Leonard.
IMPERSONATION OF THE ENEMY.
Berlioz, Hector.
FAUSTS VERDAMMUNG.
Berman, Déborah W.
NAOMI'S BOOK.
Bernard, Kenneth.
GOODBYE, DAN BAILEY.
THE UNKNOWN CHINAMAN.
Berner, Bret.
POLYPLOIDY'S EFFECT ON RESISTANCE TO
ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT IN PHYSARUM POLY-
CEPHALUM.
Bernhardt, Barbara Ann.
TOYS.
Bernstein, Jonathan.
PLAYMATES.
Bernstein, Samuel J.
THE PHONE CALL.
Bernstein, Walter.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR. (R)
Berry, Don.
THE MOUNTAIN MEN.
Berryhill, Elizabeth.
MANY ARE CALLED, BUT FEW GET UP.
Bertati, Giovanni.
DIE HEIMLICHE EHE.
Bertram, Gladys.
ONE LESSON TYPEWRITING COURSE. (R)
Besoyan, Richard Vaughn.
MRS. 'ARRIS GOES TO PARIS.
Bessette, T., pseud. SEE Wiedenmann,
Theodora A.
Best, Charles.
THE POSTAL URGE.
Bettinelli, Bruno.
IL POZZO E IL PENDOLO.
Beverly, John, pseud. SEE Washington,
George.
Biancardi, Anthony.
THREE FACES OF LOVE.
Bidneardo, Lilly Shaw.
THREE FACES OF LOVE.
Biancardo, Pascal.
THREE FACES OF LOVE.
Bickow, Joanne Stern.
GOODBYE FLIGHT SIXTY-SIX TO ISTANBUL,
BOMBAY AND TOKYO.
HOME IS WHERE THE HEADACHE IS.
Bierman, James Henry.
HARLEQUINADE.
Biesantz, Barbara Sylvia.
GABRIELLE.
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Big Drum Music.
PAT PAULSEN FOR PRESIDENT.
Biggar, Olive H.
THERE WAS A LITTLE BOY.
Bilitzky, Raphael.
MINE EYES TO THE HILLS.
Billetdoux, Frangois.
J& N'ETATIS PAS CHEZ MOL.
Billing, Martin.
LORD GUNPUTTY AND THE GREAT SAFE.
Billings, Gary 0.
LOWREY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF MUSIC
PROGRAMMED ORGAN INSTRUCTION,
PART I.
Billings, Zeb. SEE Billings, Gary 0.
Bishop, Elvin.
DRUNK AGAIN.
Bishop, Jim.
NIGHT FLIGHT.
Bishop, Marion L.
LIFT THINE EYES. (R)
Bishop, Marion Leonard.
THE SKIN GAME. (R)
Bisig, Gary A.
A COUPLE OF THINGS.
THE CRYSTAL PIGS.
Blacher, Boris.
FURSTIN TARAKANOWA. (R)
Black, Lea Vail.
WINGS OF WORSHIP.
Black, Neal. SEE Black, Robert Neal.
Black, Robert Neal.
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT CARRIES ON.
Blackard, William H.
ACCORDING TO THE STEM LENGTH.
Blackman, Charles.
COLOR AND THE WIND INSTRUMENTS IN
OUR ORCHESTRA, PROGRAM F.
MUSIC OF OUR TIME, PROGRAM G.
THE STRINGED INSTRUMENTS IN OUR SYM-
. PHONY ORCHESTRA, PROGRAM E.
A VISIT WITH THE DALLAS SYMPHONY.
Blade, Thorn, pseud.
Richard T.
SEE Johnson,
Blair, Peter, pseud.
Peter.
Blaisdell Pub. Co.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST.
SEE Bashkiroff,
Blaisdell Pub. Co. Division.
Ginn &
Co. SEE Blaisdell Pub. Co.
Blake, William Dorsey.
THAT'S MY STYLE.
Blanchard, Moody Conville, Jr.
IN VINDICATION OF RICHARD THIRD.
Bland, Joellen K.
THE COMMITTEE MEETING.
Blaschak, Richard.
LEARNING THE GOLF SWING.
Bleich, Eli Furie.
BIG GUNS, LITTLE GUNS.
Blessing, Lee K.
THEY DON'T NAME THE PARTS, THOUGH.
Bletschacher, Richard.
DAS SPIEL UM LIEBE UND ZUFALL.
Blewitt, Mrs. Jeston S.
Lily B.
Blewitt, Lily B.
NEW TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING THE TIM
ELEMENT IN MUSIC.
SEE Blewitt,
E
DRAMAS
Blitz, Walter.
THE PLAY'S THE THING.
Blomquist, David.
HELLO, SUCKER.
Bloom, Leonard.
THE SENATOR AND THE RACKETEER.
Blowe, Peyton Tunstall.
Peyton.
Blum, Daniel.
NEST EGG. (R)
SEE Townes,
Boito, Arrigo.
FALSTAFF.
MEFISTOFELE.
Bologna, Joseph.
LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS.
Bolognese, Don.
7 PLAYS & HOW TO PRODUCE THEM.
Bolotowsky, Andrew.
SIXTY MILES PER HOUR.
Bolotowsky, Elias.
Ilya.
SEE Bolotowsky,
Bolotowsky, Ilya.
' SIXTY MILES PER HOUR.
Bolt, Robert.
THE THWARTING OF BARON BOLLIGREW.
Bond, Charles Eugene.
ALL THESE BEASTS AREN'T HOUSEBROKEN,
YOU KNOW.
Bond, Johnny.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE KID.
Bond, Raleigh.
THE BUTTERED SIDE.
Bonnard, Robert Andrew.
THE HARROWING.
Booker, Bob.
PAT MCCORMICK TELLS IT LIKE IT IS.
Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.
CHRISTOPHER SLY.
MARKHEIM,
SALOME.
Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers, Ltd.
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
ONE-MAN SHOW.
Bordages, Asa.
BROOKLYN, U.S.A. (R)
Borétz, Allen.
MY HEART BELONGS TO GROSSERMANN.
Born, Herald, pseud. SEE Bourne,
Elizabeth S.
Bornstein, Robert.
PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE.
Bornstein, Ruth Green.
MY BABY.
Bosboom, Florence.
BIS A VERY LUCKY NUMBER.
Bosboom, Tata. SEE Bosboom, Florence.
Bossom, I. Bernard.
SOME FLOWERS BLOOM IN THE FALL.
Boston, Stewart. SEE Boston, W. Ste-
wart H.
Boston, W. Stewart H.
THE SACRIFICE.
Bote & Bote.
TRISTAN,
Botz, Linda Sue.
DR. HERMAN JAKE RODEMACHER.
Botz, Roland.
DR. HERMAN JAKE RODEMACHER.
Bourne, Elizabeth S.
THE RISE AND FALL OF MRS. TOTEM.
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Bousard, Joe.
OH GLORIOUS TINTINNABULATION.
SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL.
Boutwell, Robert.
THE SUPER CRIME FIGHTER.
Bowen, John.
LITTLE BOXES.
Bowén, Uvelia S. A.
THE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER.
Bowman, H. D.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Box, Merle M.
I'LL NEVER LEAVE YOU, LIZZIE.
Boyajian, Parouhi.
EAST OF THE SUN AND WEST OF THE MOON.
Boyd, James.
ABOVE SUSPICION. (R)
Boyden, Frances N.
MAKE MINE HAPPY.
Boyle, Donald R.
THE BEATING OF A BEE.
EVERYTHING'S RELATIVE.
THE GANG'S ALL HERE.
A KNIGHT LIKE THIS.
LEFT HANDS SHOULD NEVER KNOW.
THE SUSPENSION SYSTEM.
Boyle, Donald R., pseud.
Donald R. B.
Boyle, Raymond M.
THE HEARTS OF MEN.
Boynes, Cyril, Jr.
CONFESSIONS FROM A BLACK
REVOLUTIONARY.
Bracco, Roger.
THE BIG JOHN.
Bradford, Benjamin.
THE ANTHROPOLOGISTS.
CONCENTRIC CIRCLES.
A DOUBLE FRAKTUR L.
THE IDEAL STATE.
PARABUS OBJECTIVE.
SEE Douglas,
Bradish, Barbara.
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFAIR.
Bradley, Willis T.
MENAECHMUS & MENAECHMUS.
Bradshaw, Susan.
ONE-MAN SHOW.
Brady, Bee.
THE IMAGE OF THE STAR.
Brainerd, Grace.
THE BEST IN THE HOUSE.
BIG RED.
Brand, Oscar.
THE EDUCATION OF HYMAN KAPLAN.
Braswell, Don Merton.
SULPHUR RIVER BOTTOM.
Brattman, Steven Ronald.
NEGAFLAP.
Braun, Wilbur.
HER FATAL BEAUTY. (R)
Brawer, Ron.
AGINBIT OF INWIT.
Brazeal, Doris R.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Brecher, Eve Bennett.
THE UNEVEN STEPHENS.
Brecht, Bertolt.
BAAL. (R)
LEBEN EDUARD DES II VON ENGLAND. (R)
Brecht, Bertolt. SEE Brecht, Eugen
Berthold Friedrich.
Brecht, Eugen Berthold Friedrich.
BAAL.
LEBEN EDUARDS DES ZWEITEN VON
ENGLAND.
1968
Brecht, Helene Weigel.
BAAL. (R) j
LEBEN EDUARD DES II VON ENGLAND. (R)
Bree, Germaine.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
Breindel, Ruth.
MAZOUSA HOTEL.
Brennan, Daisy Zane.
‘NEATH THE SYCAMORE.
Brenneman, Beatrice Edmonds.
THE FIVE FIRST ANGELS.
Brenner, Marlene.
THE GAME.
Brighouse, Barbara.
MAN WHO IGNORED THE WAR. (R)
Brighouse, Harold.
MAN WHO IGNORED THE WAR. (R)
Bright, John.
BROOKLYN, U.S.A. (R)
Britten, Benjamin.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
THE LITTLE SWEEP.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR.
Britton, Gary, pseud. SEE Bisig,
Gary A.
Broberg, Wallace E.
HAPPINESS IS A PARADE.
THE LOST LEGEND.
Brodie, Barry Thomas.
CELEBRATION.
Brome, Richard.
A JOVIAL CREW.
Brome, Robert.
THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO.
A MUNICIPAL REPORT.
SHOES AND SHIPS.
Brooke, D. D., pseud. SEE Rogers,
David.
Brooks, John Benson.
AVANT SLANT.
Brooks, Patricia Joan.
ARSENIC AND OLD BANANA BREAD.
Broones, Martin.
WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR.
Broughton, James.
BEDLAM.
Broward County (Fla.) Dental Assn.
Women's Auxiliary.
ADAM'S APPLE.
Browder, Clifford H.
ADMIRALS DON'T CRY.
WORDS.
Brown, Ashley.
COMEDY.
ROMANCE.
SATIRE.
TRAGEDY.
TRAGICOMEDY.
Brown, Dorothy S.
SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS.
Brown, Frank L., Jr.
CAN YOU SAVE MY. JUDY.
Brown, James.
SAY IT LOUD, I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD.
Brown, James E..
I WANTED LOVE AND HAPPINESS.
Brown, Lucile.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL ~LAMP.
ELF-HILL PEOPLE.
GOIN' OUT WEST.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
GRANDMA'S MYSTERY HOUSE.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK.
PINOCCHIO,
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RUMPELSTILTSKIN.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
SNOW WHITE AND ROSE RED.
SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS.
STAR QUEEN.
Brown, Martin, pseud. SEE Brown,
Morris.
Brown, Mary Francis. SEE Alexander,
Mary Francis Brown.
Brown, Mende.
STRANGE VOYAGE.
Brown, Morris.
DOCTOR DEATH.
THE KISS,
Brubaker, John H., III.
CABOOSE.
CLOUDBURST.
Bruéestlée, Béaumont.
NO TRIUMPH FOR DAVID.
Brukenfeld, Richard.
DOMINO.
Bruner, Richard W.
RUSH TOWARD FREEDOM.
Brunner, Charles James.
AN EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION.
Bryan-Jones, Noel D.
CHONNUNGHASIN HANANIMI ILLYU UI
SUNGNIRUL KAJOOOM.
THUONG DE TOAN HANG KHIEN NGUOI TOAN
THANG.
Buck, Glover N., Jr.
WHAT GOOD ARE TEARS.
Buck, Raymond John, Jr.
DON JUAN OF THE TEA CUPS.
Buddha's Universal Church, San
Francisco.
AMITABHA'S CRAFTY AUNT.
Buddha's Universal Foundation, San
Francisco.
AMITABHA'S CRAFTY AUNT.
Buchner, Georg.
LEONCE AND LENA,
Buffler, Esther.
RODRIGO AND ROSALITA.
Buller, Joseph Gordon.
COMMUNICATION, SOME ABSTRACT AND
PRACTICAL PRINCIPLES.
Bullins, Ed.
THE CORNER.
THE GENTLEMAN CALLER.
WE RIGHTEOUS BOMBERS.
Bunuel, Rafael.
MABARAK, THE OPTIMIST.
Burdette, Charles Quimby, pseud. SEE
Snook, Lee Owen.
Burns, Mabel.
MY LIFE AND CHILDHOOD.
Burr, Anne.
HUUL, HUUI.
Burr, Charles.
ON TIME.
Burris, Betty.
NIGHT OF TERROR. '
Burt, Mary.
THE POOR FAMILY.
Burton, Dorian.
ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE.
Bush, Josef.
FRENCH GRAY.
Byrne, Donn.
BLIND RAFTERY.
Byrne, Jack.
THE POKER SESSION.
Byron, George Gordon Néel Bryon, 6th
Baron.
I DUE FOSCARI.
149
Byron, hubert, pseud. SEE Wright, Rob-
ert iC!
C
C., A. M. SEE Corbett, Anne Marie.
Caddic, Regis, pseud. SEE Cejrowski,
Regis.
Caedmon Records, Inc.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Caesar, Shirley.
JESUS IS ALL.
Cain, James Willis.
THE BITTER TRUTH.
Caldwell, Harry Handly.
POOR LITTLE ME. (R)
Caldwell, Katharine Hilliker.
POOR LITTLE ME. (R)
California Society of Certified Public
Accountants.
SCIEC-CPA P. R. PROGRAM.
Callahan, Donald Ledwith, Jr.
EVIDENCE OF THE AUTHORSHIP OF SOME
OF THE BASIC SEMANTIC FORMULA
PATTERNS OF MODERNISM.
Camisa, Kathryn H.
HISTORY MAKERS. (R)
Campbell, Gordon F.
WHY PUT UP WITH FEAR.
Campbell, Robert M.
GUNS, GUITARS, AND LILY FORTUNE.
Campbell, Silver, Cosby Corp.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM.
Canino, Frank,
NO TRIFLING WITH LOVE.
Capézzona, Donald.
NIGHT OF THE WITCH.
Caplan, Lydia.
CHEER CUP CEREMONY.
Capossela, Carolee.
I IS AN ISLAND.
Caputi, Anthony.
THE TRANSIENTS.
Caraway, Robert.
THE REVISED TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR.
Caréy, Robin B.
THE REVEREND POTTER.
Carleton, E. J.
THE LAST WIFE. (R)
Carleton, Marjorie.
THE LAST WIFE. (R)
Carlino, Lewis John.
THE EXERCISE.
Carlisle, Jeanette, pseud. SEE Reach,
James.
Carlton, Joseph, pseud. SEE McMullen,
Carlton, Lillian E.
EARLY TO BED.
Carmichael, Stokely.
SET BROTHER HUEY FREE.
Carnes, William T.
GERAIDINE.
carpenter, William Ritchie.
DOING THE DANCE GROTESQUE.
Carr, Arthur J.
MASTERPIECES OF THE DRAMA.
Carr, Charles M.
EDUCATION PLUS.
Carriere, Albert.
THE GHOST OF A SHOW. (R)
Carriere, Jean Claude.
L! ATDE-MEMOIRE.
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Carroll, Paulette.
QUEEN ANN.
Carson, Robert Paul.
LINE OF DUTY.
Carter, Alan B.
THE LOVE MAN.
Carter, Arthur Kendrew.
ANDROMEDA .
Carter, Arthur Philip
THE SHRIMP BOATS ARE COMING.
Carter, James K.
NOBODY'S GOT EVERYTHING.
Carter, Lonnie David.
THE LITTLE OLD PORNOGRAPHY SHOP.
Carter, Tony, pseud.
Anthony.
Carton, Michael.
THE JUDGMENT.
Carton, Michael W.
THE GUEST.
Carver, Josephine.H.
ARE YOU LIVING IN THE PRESENT.
SEE Biancardi,
Cary, Morland, pseud.
Casé, William R.
A FAINT CHILL OF MOONLIGHT.
Casey, Paul.
COCKLES & MUSSELS.
Casona, Alejandro.
SUICIDE PROHIBITED IN SPRINGTIME.
Caswell, Troy.
HERE COMES THE GROOM.
Catgenova, Charles Keith.
TIMOTHY LANG.
Cau, Jean.
LES YEUX CREVES.
Cazares, Frank J.
THE GAMBLING NUNS.
gta Henry, pseud. SEE Leon, Henry
Sci
Cejrowski,
CLOSETS,
Regis.
Centlivre, Susanna.
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.
Cern, Jules.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: INSTANT HELP.
THE TRUTH THAT HEALS.
Cerne, Carl.
VEILCHENREDOUTE. (R)
Cervantes, Madolin.
HOTEL PENN STATION.
Cerveira, Joao Duarte da Mota.
SOME COOKS, SOME CROOKS.
Cese, Italo delle.
L'AVVENTURIERO,.
Chabrol, Jean Pierre.
MA DECHIRURE.
Chalaire, Olga.
THE THREE FACES OF THE SUN.
Chamblain de Marivaux, Pierre Carlet.
ag Marivaux, Pierre Carlet Chamblain
e.
Chameleon, Ed.
THE ABYSMAL SPAN.
A BALL OF FEATHERS.
A HAPPY SCHOOL OF FISH.
A RAINBOW OF DREAMS.
A SCHOOL OF FISH.
UP THE MOUNTAIN.
Chamisso, Adelbert von.
PETER SCHLEMIHL.
Chandler, Sydney, pseud.
SEE Septant,
June.
Chartoff, Leonard.
SEE Nevill, Hugh.
DRAMAS
Chandler Pub. Co.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
THE RIVALS.
Chapler, Harold J.
LOVE YOUR CROOKED NEIGHBOR.
Chapman, George.
ALL FOOLS
Chapman, Tedwell.
THE CLEVER AMERICAN.
Chappell & Co., Ltd.
THE TELL-TALE HARP.
Charles, Eileen, pseud.
SEE Driver,
Eileen Doris.
SEE Chertoff,
Leonard.
Chasé, Mary Coyle.
TOO MUCH BUSINESS. (R)
Chekhov, Anton.
THE THREE SISTERS. (R)
UNCLE VANYA.
Chenoweth, Margaret, pseud. SEE
Marquis, Dorothy Daigh.
Chertoff, Leonard.
MAN IN A MAZE.
Chesdel Music Co.
THE PRESIDENCY.
Chester, Elsie L.
A.K.A. MURDER.
Chilton Book Co.
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
Chodorov, Edward.
CUE FOR PASSION. (R)
LAST JUDGMENT. (R)
Chodorov, Jerome.
MY SISTER EILEEN, (R)
Chorpenning, Charlotte B.
MADONNA OF THE WILDERNESS. (R)
Christensen, Gordon Allen.
BLACK BEACH, WHITE SUMMER.
Christian Arts Co.
ALL THE WAY.
LISTEN! SEED FALLING.
Christina, Sonja, pseud. SEE Morris,
Alisa S.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
Day Saints. General Boards of the
Mutual Improvement Associations.
THE M.I.A. BOOK OF PLAYS.
MAKE MINE HAPPY.
Churchill, Betty.
THE POOR MAN'S PRESS.
Cimarosa, Domenico,
DIE HEIMLICHE EHE.
Cincom, Inc.
THE JFK KILLING; THE FIRST SHOT OF
THE SECOND -AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Citron, Samuel J.
ISRAEL, DREAM AND FULFILLMENT.
Clark, Bertha Marie.
THE HERRING RUN.
Clark, Carl B.
THE BOUNTY HUNTER.
Clark, F. A.
THE SINGING HEART. (R)
Clark, Mrs. Frank A. SEE Clark, Bertha
Marie.
Clark, Isaac Edgar.
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
KINDERGARTEN- TO COLLEGE.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO,
PANDORA AND THE MAGIC BOX.
Clark, Jackie. SEE Stein, Jackie.
July—Dec.
Clark, James W.
INTERRUPTED CAREERS,
WAVELOCK INCORPORATED.
Clarke, Howard.
THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS.
Claudy, Carl H.
AND NOT FORSAKE THEM. (R)
Claudy, Carl H., Jr.
AND NOT FORSAKE THEM. (R)
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne.
CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING
ARTHUR'S COURT. (R)
THE SPECTACULAR KNIGHT.
Clements, Colin.
GIRL ABOUT TOWN. (R)
GLAMOUR PREFERRED. (R)
Clements, Florence Ryerson.
GIRL ABOUT TOWN. (R)
GLAMOUR PREFERRED. (R)
Clemons, John.
THE MARRIAGE STORE.
Cleveland, James.
THE PROMISES OF GOD.
Clowney, David Cortez.
ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE.
Cocteau, Jean.
LA MACHINE A ECRIRE. (R)
Cohan, George M.
RETURN OF THE VAGABOND. (R)
Cokane Productions.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Colby, Ronald.
THE PEACEMAN.
Colby, Thomas.
LEONCE AND LENA.
Cole, A. T., pseud.
Abraham.
Cole, David S.
THE CONJUROR PLAY.
INDIANS ARE THE EMPIRE'S FUTURE.
SEE Gatesman,
Cole, Franklin P.
CHRISTMAS IN COVENTRY. (R)
Cole, Jack.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Coleman, Helen.
SAGA OF THE STEWART.
Coleman, Lonnie.
ROOMMATES .
Coleman, Louis.
SAGA OF THE STEWART.
Coleman, Lucile Gay.
FAMILY UNIT. (R)
Coleman, V. Robert.
DIARIES.
Collins, Lloyd C.
RETURN TO GOD'S MOUNTAIN,
Colton, Edward E.
THE GOAT WITHOUT HORNS. (R)
Columbia University Press.
THE ROMANCE OF THE WESTERN CHAMBER.
Combs, Van P.
A NEW SOURCE OF ENERGY AND POWER
THROUGH ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC
DYNAMICS.
Combs Research Corp.
A NEW SOURCE OF ENERGY AND POWER
THROUGH ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC
DYNAMICS.
Community Music, Inc.
I LEARNED SOME THINGS TODAY.
Community Television of Southern Cali—
fornia.
CANCION DE LA RAZA.
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1968
CGondre, Michelle.
TRUMPETS - FIVE.
Cone, Robert J.
THE HOURS OF ROSIE GALLAGHER.
Conning, Katharine Schuyler.
THE ASPARAGUS PRINCE.
Constanduros, Mabel.
COMPANION TO A LADY. (R)
THE LADY FROM ABROAD. (R)
MAN FROM THE SEA. (R)
Constanduros, Michael.
COMPANION TO A LADY. (R)
THE LADY FROM ABROAD. (R)
MAN FROM THE SEA. (R)
Continental Chef, Inc.
INTERNATIONAL GOURMET SHASHLIK DINNER
PARTY.
Cook. (Ken) Co.
COMMERCIAL PILOT INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE.
INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE PRIVATE PILOT
COURSE.
INSTRUMENT RATING.
Cook, Lucille M.
UNITED PRAYER WHEELS OF GEORGIA
INTERNATIONAL.
Coomer, Sandy.
ACT OF KINDNESS.
Sooper, Gary Dewayne.
MAZEL TOV.
Copani, Peter.
EXPERIMENT IN BEAUTY.
THE LAND I LOVE.
Corbett, Anne Marie.
KITEMI.
Corman, Avery.
THE WITCH OF THE RHYMES.
Corneille, Pierre.
CORNEILLE, I.
CORNEILLE, II.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
Coronet Instructional Films.
AESOP'S FABLES,
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES.
GRIMMS' FAIRY TALES.
NEIGHBORHOODS.
THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
SEEING CENTRAL AMERICA.
SEEING ITALY.
SEEING MEXICO.
SEEING SCANDIVAVIA.
SEEING WEST GERMANY.
STORIES ABOUT COLORS.
Corp. of the Seven Wardens.
THE RITUAL OF THE CALLING OF AN
ENGINEER. (R)
Cosby, William H., Jr.
THE BILL COSBY RADIO PROGRAM.
200 M.P.H.
Costas, George.
ST. OUT AND THE PAROLE BOARD.
Cottington, Hazel L.
OUR TIMES.
STAND, MY SONS, STAND.
Cotugno, Vincent.
THE GANG.
Court Sifre, Pedro Manuel.
Pedro Manuel Court.
SEE Sifre,
Cousin, Gabriel.
THE BLACK OPERA.
Coward, Noel.
BLITHE SPIRIT. (R)
Cowen, Ron.
SUMMERTREE.
Cowen, Ron. SEE Cowen, Ronald Jay.
Cowen, Ronald Jay.
THE REDEMPTION CENTER.
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Cox & Tanz Advertising Agency.
FARMER DICK BARONE CHEVROLET.
PAULINE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE, BRIDAL
BOOK.
PHILADELPHIA-CAMDEN METRO CHEVROLET
DEALERS.
SALLY SHOPS.
TRADER AL SWENSON FORD.
Coy, Dianne.
CARNIVAL STORY.
Cozart, Howard V.
ROSE AND DAVY.
Crabtree, Paul.
I SINCERELY DOUBT. THAT THIS OLD HOUSE
IS VERY HAUNTED.
Crane, Dean.
SUNDAY.
Crane, Lor.
WHISPERS ON THE WIND.
Crane, Stephen.
THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY.
Cranford, Fred B.
FROM THIS DAY FORWARD.
Craveiro, Bévéerly M.
THE GILLYFLOWER.
Crawford, John,
Cleve A.
pseud. SEE Richardson,
Creative Stewardship.
CREATIVE STEWARDSHIP PORTFOLIO.
Creatore, Luigi.
MAGGIE FLYNN.
Criner, John.
HARPER VALLEY GOSSIP PTA.
Crispolti, Clemente.
IL POZZO E IL PENDOLO.
Crittenden, Annie R.
BLACK TRIO.
Crivella, James V.
HAPPYNING.
Cronin, Robert F.
RANSOM.
Crouch, George W.
BEHIND THE BEDROOM DOOR, THE DIARY OF
A SOCIETY CHAUFFEUR.
Crowley, Mart.
THE BOYS IN THE BAND.
Grozier, Eric.
THE LITTLE SWEEP.
Cruse, Howard. R.
MAYBE MAYBE.
THE OLD MAN DIES.
Cruso, Thalassa,.
Thalassa Cruso.
SEE Hencken,
Culbertson, Larry Neal.
CALL ME.
CASKET OF GOLD.
DEDICATED WOMAN.
HI, DUMB DUMB.
LOVE SO BLIND.
NOW IT'S TIME TO SAY I DO.
THE REASON I GO ON.
SON DON'T PLAY WITH GUNS.
Curran, Anastasia, pseud.
June.
SEE Septant,
Curran, Charles Keet.
OH, THAT DANDY DAY IN CASEVILLE TOWN.
Currie, Nancy K.
EAST OF THE SUN AND WEST OF THE MOON.
Czolowski, T. A.
THE INHERITOR.
D
Da Costa, Morton.
MAGGIE FLYNN.
151
Daily Bread Music Co.
I LEARNED SOME THINGS TODAY.
Dale, Alan. SEE Sigismondi, Aldo.
Dale, Frank.
MAN IN A MAZE.
Damato, Anthony.
THE FLOUNDER COMPLEX.
THE JOKE'S ON YOU.
Damiano, Anthony Joseph.
OUR BABY DIED IN VIET NAM.
Damico, James.
THE TRIAL OF A, LINCOLN.
Da Mota Cerveira, Joao Duarte. SEE
Cerveira, Joao Duarte da Mota.
Dane, Essex.
THE WOMAN IN THE FREIGHT CAR. (R)
Danforth, Mildred E.
RICOCHET.
D'Angelo, Sam A.
THE SUCCESS GAME.
Daniels, Mark.
THE SONG OF THE BUTCHER BLOCK.
Daniels, Robert, pseud. SEE Markoff,
Benjamin A.
Daniels, Wilbert Leo.
QUIT TALKING TO YOURSELF.
Dante, Nikolas, pseud.
Conrad.
Dare, Eric.
SWITCH ON - SWITCH OFF.
Darin, Robert.
BULLFROG.
Darion, Joseph.
THE BEAUTIFUL BUMS, (R)
SEE Morales,
Da Silva, Howard.
ON TIME.
Davidson, Barbara Kay.
THERE WAS A LITTLE BOY.
Davidson, Carson.
NONE DO THERE EMBRACE.
Davidson, William R.
A NEW LOOK AT IMPORTANT ENVIRON-
MENTAL INFLUENCES.
Davies, Catherine.
THE CASE AGAINST JACK FROST.
CHRISTMAS LAND.
Davies, Edward L., Jr.
THE CASE AGAINST JACK FROST.
CHRISTMAS LAND.
Davies, Pearce.
THE HEADS.
Davis, Donald.
MR. AND MRS. NORTH. (R)
Davis, Helen Marie, II.
GUADALASCA,
Davis, Marvin.
AND A TAXICAB CAME TO CARROLL
STREET,
ZOP.
Davis, Owen.
MR. AND MRS. NORTH. (R)
Davison, Timothy.
TIMOTHY.
Dawson, Basil.
ALIBI FOR A JUDGE.
Dawson, David J.
CAESAR AMERICANUS.
Dawson, Virginia Douglas,
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. (R)
Day, Edwin S.
GOOD NIGHT, LADIES. (R)
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Day, Mrs. Edwin S.
GOOD NIGHT, LADIES. (R)
Dean, Lois.
DREAM FOR NOW.
Dean, Russell Gordon.
INVENTORS CLEARING HOUSE. (R)
Dear, George.
TRUTH TO TELL.
Déar, William Thomas.
MR. GREY.
De Balzac, Honore.
Honore de.
SEE Balzac,
De Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron.
SEE Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin.
Caron.
Decaux, Alain.
LES ROSENBERG NE DOIVENT PAS MOURIR.
Delattre, Pierre H.
JACK.
Dell Pub. Co., Inc.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
Delmonte, Pauline.
IN SHEPHERDS! FIELD.
Del Vecchio, Thomas.
THE ASSASSINS.
Demlinger, Sandor H.
THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Demro, Richard, pseud. SEE DiMario,
Richard.
Dengél, Veronica.
A MATTER OF MAKE-BELIEVE.
Denham, Mary Orr.
THE DOG HOUS:.
Denham, Reginald.
THE DOG HOUSE.
LADIES IN RETIREMENT. (R)
NEST EGG. (R)
Dennis, John.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
Denny, Melcena Burns.
IN SHEPHERDS‘! FIELD.
Dent, Oran B.
PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE.
Dento-Medical Tapes, Inc.
THE AUDIO JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY.
DePrine, John L.
KIM
De Reeder, Pierre.
DICK WITTINGTON. (R)
Dermit, Edouard.
LA MACHINE A ECRIRE. (R)
Des Jardins, Mark.
THE HOUSE THAT BUD BUILT.
Deucher, Sybil.
CURTAIN CALLS FOR WOLFGANG
MOZART. (R)
Deval, Jacques.
WITH THIS RING.
Devereaux, Albert John.
JEU D'ESPRIT.
Devers, William W.
LEARNING TO READ BRAILLE WITH THE
ASSISTANCE OF YOUR TAPE RECORDER.
Devitt, Helen Dougherty.
SAUCE FOR THE GOSLINGS.
Devlin, Sandra.
FLOOR OF FUN.
Dexter, Paul.
SOUVENIR SNAPSHOT.
Dey, James Paul.
PASSACAGLIA,.
DRAMAS
Diamant-Berger, Maurice.
LES PETITES COMEDIES.
Diamond, Bernard.
DOWNTOWN TOREADOR.
Dickason, Albert A.
BARN
Dickens, Charles,
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Dickerson, Frederick R.
MR. FISHKER'S GLORY.
Dickey, Robert Deane.
COLONIAL SABRE.
Dienstag, Alan.
JACK
Diet, Janet S.
GOD'S WAKE,
Dillon, Thomas Patrick.
THE DOCTOR FROM DUNMORB. (R)
Di Lorenzo, Neil.
IN THE CARRION'S CLAW.
pera Richard.
SCURRY INTO THE WOODS.
Dinelli, Mel.
TIME OUT FOR DANCING. (R)
Dinner, William.
LITTLE BOY WHO.
Di Salsa, Francesco Berio.
di Salsa, Francesco.
SEE Berio
Dispenza, Joseph Ernest.
THE DEATH AND TRIAL OF POPE FORMOSUS.
Dizénzo, Charles.
AN EVENING FOR MERLIN FINCH.
Dizenzo, Charles John.
BIG MOTHER.
Doane, Dorothy.
CHRISTMAS IN THE TOY STORE.
A HAPPY SCHOOL OF FISH.
Dobkowitz, Roger Kurt.
THE MOVIE.
Dobris, Joel C.
COPPER FUTURES.
Dohnanyi, Ernst von.
THE TENOR.
Dol¢in Corp.
12 DOLCIN COMMERCIALS.
Don Music Co.
CHECK ME, BABY.
Donaldson, Molly, pseud.
Muriel.
Donegan, Martin.
THE EXTRAORDINARY CAT.
Donievy, E. Harriett.
DREAM TOWARD BETHLEHEM. (R)
Doody, Alton F.
A NEW LOOK AT IMPORTANT ENVIRON-
MENTAL INFLUENCES.
SEE Pollock,
Dorin, Frangoise, pseud. SEE Poire,
Fran¢goise.
Dorio, Evelyn. SEE Nicolais, Evelyn D.
Dornbusch, Monroe.
WITH A HEART OF GOLD.
Dostoevskii, Fedor Mikhailovich.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT,
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor. SEE Dostoevskii,
Fedor Mikhailovich.
Dotterer, Richard A.
JUST WE TWO.
Doubleday & Co., Inc.
NEW COMPLETE STORIES OF THE GREAT
BALLETS.
Dougherty, Gerard.
ADAM'S SHADY PARADISE.
July-Dec.
Douglas, Donald R. B.
DON'T SLEEP IN THE DARK.
Douglas, Donald R. B., pseud. SEE
Boyte, Donald R.
Douglas, Eric.
IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH.
Douglas, Felicity.
ALIBI FOR A JUDGE.
Douglas, James.
THE ICE GODDESS.
NORTH CITY TRAFFIC STRAIGHT AHEAD.
Douglas, Lloyd C.
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. (R)
Douster, Franck, pseud.
Rene H, P.
Dove, Miley D., Jr.
THE REVISED TRAGEDY OF JULIUS CAESAR.
SEE Lariviere,
Downey, Robert.
PUTNEY SWOPE.
Draeger, Isabelle M.
MR. JINGELING TV SHOW 1968: SEARCH
FOR THE KEY TO THE SECRET OF
CHRISTMAS.
Drake, Alfred.
ON TIME.
Drake-Chenault Enterprises, Inc.
XMAS WISH PROMOS.
Drama Guild Publishers.
BEGINNER'S LUCK. (R)
HURRICANE HILL. (R)
IT'S A SMALL WORLD. (R)
THE MILLIONAIRE FROM MEMPHIS. (R)
MONKEY BUSINESS. (R)
MYSTERY OF CRAZY CANYON RANCH. (R)
RUSTY FROM REDROCK. (R)
Dramatic Pub. Co.
AND THEN, ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
THE BOY WHO WOULDN'T PLAY JESUS.
A FLEA IN HER EAR.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
THE HAIRCUT.
THE HOBBIT.
THE IMAGE OF THE STAR.
THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT.
SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS.
THINK YOUR WAY TO A MILLION.
THE WINDS OF CHANGE.
Driscoll, Dennis.
THE PEACOCKS MUST GO.
Driver, Eileen Doris.
CYRIL.
Dryden, John.
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA.
Dubéerman, Martin.
GROUPS.
HISTORY.
Dubray, Anne Janko.
SAUCE FOR THE GOSLINGS.
Dude, Florence.
AND THE GREATEST OF THESE IS
CHARITY.
JULY 3RD, 1976.
WELCOME HOME.
Dudley, Dave.
THANKS FOR ALL THE MILES.
Dirrenmatt, Friedrich.
KONIG JOHANN.
Duffy, Fae, pseud.
SEE Goetz,
Austin.
DuFra, pseud.
THE DRUNKARD.
Duggan, Lois.
WHO ARE WE.
Dugger, Nancy E.
RIGHT FOOT, ESQUIRE. (R)
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Dulock, Jerre Pennington.
A TEJAS ROSE.
Dultz, Ron.
TILL DEATH DO US PART.
Dumas, Alexandre.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS.
Dumas, Mildred.
THE BLOOD IN OUR VEINS.
Dumoulié, M. G.
MONTEZUMA.
Dunaway, Don Carlos.
iQ)
Duncan, David, pseud. SEE George,
Charles.
Junecan, Ronald.
THE APOLLO DE BELLAC.
THE CATALYST.
Dunham, Richard R.
ANDROMACHE.
Dunn, Becca Fizell.
THE LIBERTY-HEAD NICKEL.
Dunn, Geoffrey.
THE TENOR.
Dunn, Russell.
THE LIBERTY-HEAD NICKEL.
Duprey, Richard A.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
Durr, W. T.
REPORT TO THE CHURCHES OF THE SYNOD
OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
Durrett, Bobbye Russell.
ICHABOD CRANE AND THE LEGEND OF
SLEEPY HOLLOW.
JOHNNY APPLESEED,
THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES.
Durrett, Mrs. R. E., Jr. SEE
Durrett, Bobbye Russell.
Dyal, Donald 0., pseud. SEE Smith,
Thomas Erskine.
Dye, Mrs. Lamar William. SEE
Dye, Paula Ikard.
Dye, Paula Ikard.
MAROONED.
Dyke, Robért Harry.
MR. GREY.
Dynaphonics, Inc.
AUTOMATIC COIN DISPENSING.
DEMONSTRATION NCR CLASS 14 PETITE
10-KEY ADDING MACHINE.
DYNAPHONICS SPELLING PROGRAM,
EDP TERMINOLOGY: THE LANGUAGE OF THE
COMPUTER AGE.
INTRODUCTION TO AURAL LEARNING PRO-
GRAMS.
MAKING OBJECTIONS WORK FOR YOU, RE-
TAIL SYSTEMS SALES.
MISS 36 VERSUS MISS BELCHER 1000,
36 DEMONSTRATION.
NCR 400 DEMONSTRATION AND THE 400
VERSUS COMPETITION,
D'Youville College.
APPLICATION OF THE PRINCIPLES OF
ASEPSIS TO NURSING CARE IN THE
HOME.
EMR Enterprises.
CRISIS AT COLUMBIA.
E Productions, Inc.
MR. SOUR.
Eagle Productions.
THE INHERITOR.
Ealer, Frederick S.
THE ISLAND STORY.
Easterday, Claude R.
BRAKE MINDER, NEW AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY
FACTOR.
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Eastman, Arthur M.
MASTERPIECES OF THE DRAMA.
Eastman Kodak Co.
MARKETING EDUCATION, PART OF THE
MARKETING MIX.
A NEW EXCITEMENT IN SCHOOL PICTURES.
Eberhart, Mignon G.
DEARLY BELOVED.
Eckardt, Frances Dyer. SEE Smith,
Frances Dyer Eckardt.
Eckhardt, Edgar Charles, Jr.
BLACK IS THE BADGE OF HELL.
ONE MOMENT.
PAYMENT IN FULL.
Eckhardt, Ned. SEE Eckhardt, Edgar
Charles, Jr.
Economou, Rochelle Owens.
HE WANTS SHIH.
Eden Music Corp.
ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE.
Edge, Graeme.
DEPARTURE.
Editions de 14 Table Ronde.
THEATRE ITI.
Edito-Service, S.A.
CORNEILLE, I.
CORNEILLE, II.
Edmunds, Mrs. Thomas.
BENEATH THE NORTHERN LIGHTS.
Education Unlimited Corp.
AUDITORY PERCEPTION SKILLS.
A FORK IN THE ROAD,
FOUR FROM MT. RUSHMORE.
MARTIN LUTHER KING.
MOSTLY MEXICAN.
SECONDARY STUDY SKILLS.
TIME OUT FOR PROPAGANDA.
TIME OUT FOR SEMANTICS.
USED WORDS.
Educational Research Associates,
BOOKKEEPING (FIRST YEAR) SECOND
SEMESTER.
BUSINESS LAW LECTURES.
FULL-KEY MACHINE.
MEDICAL-DENTAL TERMINOLOGY.
TEN-KEY.
20TH CENTURY TYPEWRITING.
Edwards, Alyce Elizabeth.
UNIVERSAL RHYTHM, FM.
Edwards, E. J.
SAGA OF THE STEWART.
Edwards, George Graveley.
SIX PROSE COMEDIES OF MOLIERE.
Edwards, Janie.
JASON JUNCTION.
Edwards, Katherine D.
UNIVERSAL RHYTHM, FM.
Edwards, Perry, pseud. SEE Udovick,
Edward.
Edwards (Wally) Productions. SEE
Wallerstein, Edward R.
Eftis, Naomi.
SIR PERCIVAL AND THE HYDRA.
Egan, Mark T.
AND TRAVELERS MUST BE CONTENT,
Egner, Thorbjdrn.
PEOPLE AND ROBBERS OF CARDEMON TOWN.
Eiler, Jim.
MOTHER GOOSE GO-GO.
Einhorn, Abraham.
THE ADVENTURES OF LOUIE DAVIS.
Elam, Dorothy Conley.
HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION OF NEGRO
SPIRITUALS.
Eldridge Pub. Co.
ALL AROUND COLLECTION FOR KINDER-
GARTEN AND PRIMARY GRADES.
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LEND ME YOUR MINK.
NIGHT OF THE BLACK TOAD.
NO TRUMPETS BOWLING.
SHOES AND SHIPS.
THE SSSSLITHERING SSSSCOURGE.
A WIDOW'S WEARY WAY.
Electronic Learning, Inc.
DIVISION OF FRACTIONS,
FRACTIONS AS PARTS OF A WHOLE, OF A
GROUP OF THINGS.
PLACE VALUE, ONES - THOUSANDS PERIOD.
PRIMES AND COMPOSITES,
ROUNDING NUMBERS TO THE NEAREST 10,
100, 1000,
WRITING LARGE NUMBERS,
Eliason, Mary Howell,
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT.
TO MARKET, TO MARKET.
Eliot, Thomas Stearns.
COLLECTED PLAYS.
Eliscu, Edward.
LOVE CAN SETTLE EVERYTHING, (R)
Ellin, Marvin.
MR. SOUR.
Ellis, Nadine. Blanc.
MARY GRAHAM,
Elward, James.
PICTURE YOU UPON MY KNEE,
Emanay Music Co,
BLUE POPPY.
IN-MAN.
LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.
MAN WITH THE WORD, LYIN' COWARD.
THING A LING, SCARED CROW.
Emm-Jay Music, Inc.
WHY ARE WE SLEEPING.
Engel, Rudy.
THE WOMAN IN THE FREIGHT CAR. (R)
Engle, William H.
THE BEHAVIOR OF SOUND WAVES WHEN SUB-
JECTED TO A PHASING FOCAL AND/OR A
FIXED FOCAL, FROM MULTIPLE CONTRI-
BUTION POINTS.
Engler, Jean.
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFAIR.
Engler, Margaret.
THE SECOND LADY BIDDLE.
English, Maurice.
THE SAINTS IN ILLINOIS.
Epstein, David H.
THEY TOLD ME THAT YOU CAME THIS WAY.
WALL SUITE.
Epstein, Perle.
PSYCH-A-DELILAH.
Erickson, Richard.
MY BROTHER, THE BRIDE.
Ernst, Franklin H., Jr.
USE OF THE GRAFFITO IN GROUP
TREATMENT.
Ernst, Robert C.
OUR TIMES.
Erwin, Loyd Jackson, Jr.
THE END OF THE POINT.
Erwin, William.
~ LAST SUMMER.
Esquire, Inc. Coronet Instructional
Films Division. SEE Coronet Instruc-
tional Films.
Esslin, Martin.
THE GENIUS OF THE GERMAN THEATER.
KING NICOLO.
PRINCE FREDERICK OF HOMBERG.
Etcetera, Inc.
THE HOUSE THAT BUD BUILT.
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE.
Eulo, Kenneth R.
BANG.
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Eunson, Dale.
I SHALL NOT WANT. (R)
Evans, Edward Kinchley.
CIRCUS OF LIFE.
Evans, Jeremy L., pseud.
SEE Liebson,
Laurence S.
Evans, Kenneth L.
DRAMAS
Fellers, Lanny R.
THE DAY THE FISH GOT AWAY.
Feltz, Kurt.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY. (R)
Fenn, John Whiting.
COPPELIA.
Fennelly, Parker W.
TWO STORY HOUSE. (R)
July—Dec.
Flora, Hazel M.
TAKE MY HAND.
Floyd, Carlisle.
MARKHEIM,
Flynn, John Michael.
REMEMBER LIL.
Fogel, Al.
THE BEAUTIFUL BUMS. (R)
Fogg, Evelyn Neuenburg.
WINDFALL. HARM
Evans, Luther. MOrbe ts: Baus: THE OUTSIDER. (R) ae
OBVIOUSLY. THREE ACTS. (R) 5
Evans, William K., III.
AN EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION,
Everett, Ronald M.
THE MYTH BREAKER.
Everyday Publishing.
MR. FISHKER'S GLORY.
Eyen, Tom.
THE WHITE WHORE AND T
F
BIT PLAYER,
Fabbri, Diego.
L'AVVENTURIERO.
Fabér, Beatrice.
REMEMBER THE BRAVE. (R)
Faber Music, Ltd.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
Fabry, Joseph.
THREE COMEDIES.
Fader, Jane.
ANOTHER BABE OF BETHLEHEM,
Fagan, Hazel Chapel.
DRAMATIC PLAYS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.
Fair, Ronald L.
THE EMPEROR'S PARADE.
Fairservis, Walter A., Jr.
Fern, Daniel F.
LA FAMILIA DEL BARRIO.
Ferris, Charles W.
ETHICS FOR TODAY.
Ferris, Harry T.
CEDRIC AND THE BUICK.
Fetchko, George T.
THE UNDERGROUND HIPPIE RAILROAD.
Fetters, Frank.
HOMER.
Feydeau, George.
A FLEA IN HER EAR.
Feydeau, Georges.
THE CHEMMY CIRCLE.
Field, Edward.
FRANKENSTEIN.
Field, Elizabeth Staton.
PAT AND PATTY. (R)
TENANT FARMERS. (R)
Field, Elliot.
PAT AND PATTY. (R)
TENANT FARMERS. (R)
Fields, Joseph H.
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
Figman, Murray.
TRANSFERMAN.
Finch, Robert.
HEROES JUST HAPPEN. (R)
Fogg, Mrs. Leslie.
Neuenburg.
Fogle, Sonya.
SOLO READINGS FOR RADIO AND CLASS
WORK. (R)
Fondiller, Robert.
THE MONEY SHOW.
Forest, Francine.
EVERYTHING'S THE SAME, ONLY DIFFERENT.
Fornes, Maria Irene.
DR. KHEAL.
MOLLY'S DREAM.
THE RED BURNING LIGHT, OF THE
AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE.
Forslund, R. V.
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
Forsyth, James.
IF MY WINGS HEAL.
Foster, Wayne.
MR. LINCOLN.
Fountain, Shirley.
BEAUTY AND THE BEGGAR.
4-Star Music Co., Inc.
A MESSAGE FROM UNCLE.
Fowke, Helen Shirley.
I LOVE A LADY.
Fowler, Carolyn.
THE GIFT OF A SON. Finley, Helen. Fowler.
Fowler, Clement D.
Fanben Music Corp. ee aay ALONE.
JACKIE CLARK COMEDY ALBUM MONOLOG.
Fann, Harold.
THE RIVER.
Faraone, Cheryl F.
THE DOLIMAKER'S DILEMMA.
Farber Music, Ltd.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR.
Farley, Kenneth J.
HIGH SCHOOL BUS.
Farmelant, Annabelle.
THE SEEDS OF CAIN.
Farrell, Kenneth L.
THE ASPARAGUS PRINCE.
Farrell, Patrick J.
Finh, A. Florence.
EVOLUTION.
Finnie, Daniel.
I, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. (R)
Finnie, Donald.
I, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. (R)
Finnie, Mrs. Haldeman.
I, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. (R)
Finnie, Janet.
I, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. (R)
Finnie, Robert.
I, WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. (R)
Finson, Norman.
NIKOBE.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Frace, Laura.
TEMPER VS. SOUL.
Franceschina, John.
THE DOLLMAKER'S DILEMMA.
Franco, Abel.
CANCION DE LA RAZA.
Frank, Barbara.
ANDROCLES AND THE LION.
Frank, Timothy David.
ANDROCLES AND THE LION.
Franken, Rose. SEE Meloney, Rose
Franken.
Franz, Alfred M.
ANOTHER DAY.
SEE Fogg, Evelyn
SEE Gerald, Carolyn
THE FACTORY WORKER Boston. Christian Science Board of
: Directors. 5
Favata, Benedict Victor. ADELANTE. Frazier, Howard 0. SEE DuFra, pseud.
EXPERIMENTAL METHODS FOR PRODUCING AVANTE. Free Co.
CYTOTOXINS AGAINST CANCER IN MAN. EN AVANT. ABOVE SUSPICION. (R)
Favicchio, John.
WHEN IS TOO MUCH TOO MUCH.
Fayder, Frances L.
PARADISE SOLD. (R)
Fayder, Samuel.
PARADISE SOLD. (R)
Feighner, Forest D.
A DANGEROUS WAY HOME.
Feldhaus, Louis A.
STREETCAR IN THE ATTIC. (R)
Feldman, Irving.
MENTAL HEALTH, ONE-TO-ONE PROGRAM.
Felix, Morton.
HOUSE IN EXILE.
GEHT ANS WERK.
Fischer, E. Ivy.
SANS MERCI,
Fisher, Irving Norton.
POOR BRINSLEY.
Fisher, Muriel.
THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON SOLOMON.
Fitzgerald, Geraldine.
EVERYMAN.
Fitzgerald, Maurice M.
SERMON ON MEDITATION.
Fitzgerald, Robert.
OEDIPUS AT COLONUS. (R)
Fitzthum, Horst.
KINDER FALLEN NACH OBEN.
Fletcher, John.
THE MAID'S TRAGEDY.
Freed, Donald.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.
Freedley, George.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
Fréeédman, Stanley L.
THE LOVE MAN.
Freeman, Carolyn R.
THE SINGING HEART. (R)
Freeman, John W.
OTELLO.
French, Mary Diehl.
GALLERY ROW.
French (Samuel) Inc.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER. (R)
DORA DEAN. (R)
HER FATAL BEAUTY. (R)
HEROES JUST HAPPEN. (R)
WAGON TO THE STARS. (R)
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French (Samuel) Ltd.
IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH,
KING LEAR.
LITTLE BOY WHO.
THE MERCY OF HEROD.
Fried, Don H.
LEGES LUDI.
Friedman, Bruce Jay.
SCUBA DUBA.
Friedman, Edward.
MADE IN HEAVEN.
Friedman, Joel J.
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS WITH
SYLVIA,
Friedman, . Kenneth.
MUK LUK.
Friendship Press, Inc.
TIME IN THE BALANCE.
Frierdich, Marcia Leigh.
FATHER ISHMAEL ABRAHAMSON.
Frisch, Max.
LE COMTE ODERLAND.
Fuentes, Ernesto D.
THE EAGLE AND THE SERPENT.
THE SWALLOW.
Fuentes, Martha A.
GO STARE AT THE MOON.
THE UNDERGRADUATE.
Fuentes, Martha Ayers.
TIME OF THE PROMISE GREEN,
Fuerstner, Carl.
MEFISTOFELE.
Pujimura, Thomas H.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Fulford, Owedia Rich.
GRANDMOTHER'S MASKED HOUSE.
Fuller, Charles H., Jr.
THE RISE OF MARCUS GARVEY, 1916 TO
1919.
THE VILLAGE: A PARTY.
Fullér, Edmund.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Fuller, John G.
CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING
ARTHUR'S COURT. (R)
Fuller, Marion Hedrick.
WILLIE'S CANDID CAMERA. (R)
Fulton, Frank.
TWO WOMEN, TWO MEN.
G
Gaba, Lawrence Charles.
LOGIC.
Gabler, Milton.
AVANT SLANT.
Gajevskis, Igors.
SUNDAY.
Gallico, Paul.
“MRS. 'ARRIS GOES TO PARIS.
Gallimard, Editions.
L'ANNIVERSAIRE.
LE COMTE ODERLAND.
MA DECHIRURE.
THEATRE IV.
LES YEUX CREVES.
Galling, Dennis Lee.
NEXT STOP, ELMHURST.
Gantman, Ronald S.
OLD MAN JACKSON.
Gareia, Gilbert.
DR. PACE MEETS OTHELLO.
OH, HAMLET, YOU SHOULD HAVE LISTENED
TO ME.
Gardiner, Emmy, pseud.
Emmy E. i
Gardner, Herb.
THE GOODBYE PEOPLE.
SEE Gyaki,
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Gardner, Jani. SEE Shafer, Jani
Gardner.
Garian, Carmelo 0O., pseud.
Carmelo.
Gariano, Carmelo.
THE CHILD'S BAPTISM.
THE LOOTING OF FORT KNOX.
Garland, Hamlin.
STRADDLEBUG.
SEE Gariano,
Garson, Judith Marie.
THE CRUISE.
TOUR THROUGH BOOKLAND.
Garson, Mort.
BLUE POPPY.
IN-MAN,
LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.
MAN WITH THE WORD, LYIN' COWARD.
THING A LING, SCARED CROW.
Gateh, Thomas L., Jr.
REALLY, MR. COMPTON.
Gatesman, Abraham.
THE WATCH OF THE MARKSMAN.
Gavin, Frederick Joseph.
REVEREND MARTIN LUTHER KING, SENATOR
ROBERT F. KENNEDY.
Gavon, Igors, pseud.
Igors.
Geisendorfer, Gloria.
HERE COMES DINO.
Gelernter, George.
FISH ON THURSDAY.
SEE Gajevskis,
Geller, George, pseud.
George.-
Genee, R.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Genee, Richard.
VEILCHENREDOUTE. (R)
Genéral Electric Co.
PROCESS COMPUTER CONCEPTS COURSE.
PROCESS COMPUTER CONCEPTS COURSE
(AUDIO TAPED) PCP-201.
SEE Gelernter,
General Mills, Ine.
YOU AND THE MASTER AGREEMENT.
Charles.
BETWEEN TRAINS. (R)
DORA DEAN. (R)
ENJOYING POOR HEALTH. (R)
JIMINY CRICKET. (R)
MURDER WILL OUT.
NEWS FROM HOME. (R)
SINGIN' BILL FROM BLUE RIDGE
HILL. (R)
SISTER SUSIE SWINGS IT. (R)
George, George W.
DAY OF REST. (R)
Gerald, Carolyn Fowler.
THE CREATION AND EARLY CARE OF BLAH.
Gergely, John Leslie Howard.
LORD COKE TELEVISION COMMERCIAL.
Gershon, Sherry M.
THE COMING-OUT.
Alice.
TIME FOR ROMANCE. (R)
Gesner, Clark.
FOUND ON THE ELEVATOR.
Sally. SEE McClure, Sally Gibbs.
Gibney, Sneridan.
MY NAME IS CLAIRE.
Gibson, Roberta.
THE MURDER OF FRANCIS LOUISE.
Gielgud, John.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Giglio, Sandro.
THE MAGIC FORK.
Gilbert, Joan.
IN HIS IMAGE.
Gilbert, Robert.
JACK OF HEARTS. (R)
Gilchrist, Marjorie A.
THE RACE,
Giles, Jonathan, pseud.
James L.
Gillingham, Allan G,
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION.
Gillivan, James Joseph.
HEATHER ROSE.
Gillman, Jonathan.
AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE.
THE CAVE.
THE MARRIAGE TEST.
PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE.
Gillois, Andre, pseud. SEE Diamant-
Berger, Maurice.
Gilmore, Edward J., Jr.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I LOVE YOU
Ginsberg, Milton Moses.
FRAGMENTS.
Gipe, Kerry.
THE END OF THE POINT.
Giraudoux, Jean.
THE APOLLO DE BELLAC.
UNDINE.
SEE Wolcott,
Givens, Arthur.
THE SON OF JESSE JAMES.
Givens, Betty.
A MESSAGE FROM UNCLE.
Glade, James J., pseud.
James J.
SEE Glayat,
Glayat, James J.
PILATE AND THE CROSS. (R)
Glen, Douglas.
THE STORY OF O.
Glorfeld, Louis E.
PLAYS BY FOUR TRAGEDIANS.
Godler, Jack.
PLASTIC PEOPLE.
Goering, Reinhard.
THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
Goetz, Austin.
THE BRIGHT PENNY. (
JIMINY CRICKETS. (R
Gold, Lloyd A.
FIVE ONE ACT PLAYS.
R)
)
Goldberg, Reuben L.
DAY OF REST. (R)
Goldberg, Richard M.
ALL IN LOVE.
Golden, Joseph.
JERRY THE FIRST.
VARIETY SHOW (INTRODUCTORY EPISODE)
Golden, Sylvia.
DROPOUTS.
Golden Gate Foundation for Group
Treatment, Inc., Vallejo, Calif.
USE OF THE GRAFFITO IN GROUP
TREATMENT.
Goldman, Lorry.
THE METHOD ACTOR.
Goldman, Marvin.
THE APRON STRING QUARTET.
Goldman, Rosalie Green.
THE LEDGE.
Goldsmith, Oliver.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
Goll, Barbara..
THE WANT ADS.
Golo Pub. Co.
SAY IT LOUD, I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD.
Goodman, Ailene S.
EDUCATIONAL RADIO BROADCASTS NO.1-5.
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Goodman, Mildred.
THEY WERE EXPENDABLE.
Goose Down Productions, Inc.
PUTNEY SWOPE.
Gordon, Hugh B.
CANASOTA.
Gordon, Kurtz.
COME TO DINNER. (R)
DOUBLE DATE. (R)
Gordon, Kurtz, pseud. SEE Kurtz,
C. Gordon.
Gordon, Marie.
Gordon.
Gordon, Melvin Irwin.
THE CLAY GOLEM.
Gordone, Charles E.
NO PLACE TO BE SOMEBODY.
Gorelik, Mordecai.
OLROYD'S SON.
Gorney, J.
LOVE CAN SETTLE EVERYTHING. (R)
Gorney, Jay.
LOVE CAN SETTLE EVERYTHING. (R)
Gorst, Harold J.
REPERTORY OF PLAYS FOR A COMPANY OF
THREE PLAYERS. (R)
Goss, Graydon.
CHRISTMAS ON ERIE STREET. (R)
Gosswiller, Richard.
THE CROSSWORD MAN.
THE GIFT.
Goth, Erné.
THE TENOR.
Gove, Grace.
THE LAUNDRY CHUTE.
Graham, Arthur Joseph.
THE NATIONALS.
Graham, Colin.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
Granger, John.
THE PEPPER TREE,
Grasshoff, Fritz.
DAS GOLDENE KALB.
Grattan, Alejandro. SEE Grattan,
Alexander Daniel.
Grattan, Alexander Daniel.
A RENDEZVOUS WITH EAGLES.
Graveley, George, pseud.
George Graveley.
Graves, Russell.
Ak By
BEING WOLFMAN.
THE DEATH AND MARRIAGE OF EVA BRAUN
IN THE BUNKER.
Gray, Houston.
CHORALE.
Gray, Mayo.
BLACK GIRL.
Gray, Patricia.
THE HOBBIT.
Gray, Richard T. M.
BLACK GIRL.
Gray, Tony. SEE Gray, Houston.
Great Fights, Ine.
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNA-
MENT.
Gredy, Jean Pierre.
FORTY CARATS.
Greeley, Madeline, pseud. SEE
Twomey, Madeline Clare.
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Green, Bernard.
WHAT PRICE BOVINITY.
Green, Lucile R.
ALL THE WAY.
LISTEN! SEED FALLING.
Green, Paul.
LADY NEAR THE TOWN. (R)
Green, Ruth.
Green.
Green Hornet, Inc.
THE GREEN HORNET. (R)
SEE Bornstein, Ruth
Greenberger, Howard.
EVERYTHING'S THE SAME, ONLY DIFFERENT.
GROW WITH ME.
Greene, Mary W., executrix of Estate
of Patterson Greene. SEE Greene,
Patterson, Estate of.
Greene, Patterson.
AIMOST LOVE.
Greene, Patterson, Estate of.
AIMOST LOVE.
THE CLOSED ROOM.
Greene, Philip Ashley.
DEATHWISH.
Greéné, Robert.
THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF JAMES TH
FOURTH.
Greenfield, Eloise G.
THE WORLD OF SILENCE.
Greenhill, Sara H.
ENTREAT ME NOT.
Greenwald, Mary.
CURTAIN CALLS FOR WOLFGANG
MOZART. (R)
Grefé, William.
THE EAGLES.
THE GROVE.
Gregstan Enterprises, Inc.
BLIND RAFTERY.
Greth, Roma.
THE HEAVEN-MOTHER.
IT WAS A GREAT YEAR FOR COLEYS.
NARCISSUS.
WORMS.
Griffin, Jacqueline P.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION, NUMBER 3,
FOUNDATIONS ENGLISH O91.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION, NUMBER 4,
FOUNDATIONS ENGLISH 091.
Griffith, Joel Harold.
MOMUS LIVES.
Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Karl.
-GRIMMS' FATRY TALES.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN.
SNOW WHITE AND ROSE RED.
THE TOWN MUSICIANS OF BREMEN.
Grimm, Wilhelm Karl.
GRIMMS' FAIRY TALES.
RUMPELSTILTSKIN.
SNOW WHITE AND ROSE RED.
THE TOWN MUSICIANS OF BREMEN.
Griswold, Edward.
MONOLOG TO DICK CAVETT SHOW.
Gronke, William.
PROGRAMMED TO CRY.
Gronowicz, Antoni.
FORWARD TOGETHER.
Gropper, Stella.
TEA AND SCUM.
Gross, Alexander.
VIOLENCE ON THE HOUSE.
Grossmann, Suzanne.
THE CHEMMY CIRCLE.
Grottola, Ernie Pat.
TIME RAN OUT.
Groves, John Patrick.
THE PAPER DAGGER.
July-Dec.
Groves, Susan Rae.
THE PAPER DAGGER.
Grtinmandl, Otto.
ROCHADE.
Gsovsky, Tatjana.
TRISTAN.
Guardsmark, Inc.
PHYSICAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY.
Guare, John.
COP-OUT,
MUZEEKA.
Guenther, Felix.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNA. (R)
Guilloton, Vincent.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
Gulesian, Grace Warner.
DICK WITTINGTON, (R)
Gurney, Albert R., Jr.
THE DAVID SHOW.
Guthrie, Tyrone.
UNCLE VANYA.
Gutzkows.
UBER ALLES SIEGT DIE LIEBE. (R)
Guyan, Loretta M.
LITTLE NUISANCE.
Gyaki, Emmy E.
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
CROOK MEETS CROOK..
HER LEGAL PRISONER.
Gyaki, Emmy E. Gardiner.
THE CALL OF THE WOODS.
THE MEANEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD.
MOUNTAIN JUSTICE.
H
Haaker, Ann.
A JOVIAL CREW.
Hackady, Hal.
DRACUTWIG.
Hacker, Andrew.
BUSINESS AND ACADEME.
DEMOCRACY, MEDIOCRITY, AND THE
SCHOLARLY CALLING.
Hadfield, T. A., pseud.
THE LIVELY EXCHANGE.
Hadley, Arthur T.
HEZIKIAH SARETTE.
Haffner, C.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Hagopian, Edward.
HEY, DIDDLE DIDDLE.
Hailey, Oliver.
ANI
Hainbach, Frederic.
PETER SCHLEMIHL.
El Hakim, Tewfik.
PYGMALION.
Hale, Nathan B.
MAKE MINE HAPPY.
Hale, Pat.
THE LITTLE MERMAID.
Hale, Paul V.
BEYOND PAIN.
Halevy.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Halford, J. Douglas.
THE BLOODROSE.
THE PLYMOUTH ROCK INQUISITION OF THE
RHODE ISLAND RED.
THE STEEL CRYPT.
THE WONDER OF THUNDER.
1968
Hall, J. Lincoln.
THE SINGING HEART. (R)
Hall, Tom T.
HARPER VALLEY GOSSIP PTA.
HARPER VALLEY PTA: THE STORY. OF
HARPER VALLEY.
Haller, Hermann.
DER JUXBARON. (R)
Haller, Paul.
THE CRABS.
Halloran, Marguerite Anne.
GAELIC BELLS.
Halpern, Barbara L.
I CAN'T HELP IT.
MOYNGIN.
NIGHT WATCH.
Halse, Frank Adams, Jr.
PREFACE TO UNEASINESS: THE STATIONS
OF THE CROSS.
Halvorsen, R..L.
PICK A STAR.
Hamilton, Donald Lee.
THE PIONEER.
t
Hamilton, Donovan.
Donald Lee.
Hammerstein, Dorothy B.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hammerstein, James B.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hammerstein, Oscar, II.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hammerstein, William.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Hampton, Myrtle.
NEW THINGS.
Hanau, Laia.
STATEMENT-PIE.
SEE Hamilton,
Hanley, John C.
WEDDING KNELL. (R)
Hanley, William.
A COUNTRY WITHOUT RAIN.
NO ANSWER.
Hanson, Daryl.
GEORGE LOVES FRED,
TALENT, LIKE MURDER, WILL OUT.
Hanson, Jo, pseud.
SEE Johanson,
Ernest R.
Hanson, John Stage.
OLD MAN JACKSON.
Harder, Eleanor.
GOOD GRIEF, A GRIFFIN.
Harder, Ray.
GOOD GRIEF, A GRIFFIN.
Hardt-Warden, Bruno, pseud. SEE
Wradatsch, Bruno.
Hardy, Sandra.
HISTORY, A BRIDGE OVER THE
GENERATION GAP.
Hardy, Thomas.
SCENES FROM THE DYNASTS.
Harlow, Wayne Clifford.
THE IRON PODIUM.
Harper, Ames L.
BUNDLES FOR CHRISTMAS. (R)
FORWARD, MARCH. (R)
MOTHER KNOWS EVERYTHING. (R)
Harper, Dorothy.
BUNDLES FOR CHRISTMAS. (R)
FORWARD, MARCH. (R)
MOTHER KNOWS EVERYTHING. (R)
Harper, Henry H.
ROMANTIC MR. DICKENS. (R)
Harper, Marguerite.
ROMANTIC MR. DICKENS. (R)
NAME INDEX
Harper, Sterling.
THE GREAT SATIRE.
UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO.
Harriman, H. Douglass.
THE JELLY BEAN FACTORY.
Harrington, Kevin Jude.
A DAUGHTER OF SONG.
Harrington, Thomas More.
A DAUGHTER OF SONG.
Harris, Aurand.
A DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
Harris, Evaliene.
WEEPING WILLOW.
Harris, Kenneth.
THE POOR HAPPINESS KID.
Harris, Richard W.
THE HOMESTEAD.
THE PILL.
Harrison, Mrs. William M., Jr.
IT HAPPENED AT 3 A.M.
Hart, Catherine Carlisle.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (R)
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, (R)
Hart, Elizabeth.
A LOT OF THINGS IN COMMON.
Hart, Frederic P,.
THE GOLDEN RAPE.
Hart, Moss.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (R)
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. (R)
Hart, Neil.
TWINKLE TOES.
Harte, Bret.
THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT.
Hartman, Don.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR. (R)
Hartman, Jan.
SAMUEL HOOPES READING FROM HIS OWN
WORKS .
Harustak, Ileane Jane.
THE VULTURES.
Harvey, Bruce Kenyon.
ORAL PROMOTIONAL MESSAGES FOR KTCU-
FM IN FORT WORTH TEXAS.
Harvey, Mark Sumner.
PREFACE TO UNEASINESS: THE STATIONS
OF THE CROSS.
Harwood, Gwen.
THE MONEY GRUBBERS.
Haskins, Fred.
BLOSSOM,
THE CANISTER SET.
Hassall, Christopher.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Hatch, Marilyn Ayers.
SOMEWHERE A COCKEYED CROWN.
Hatschier, Victor P.
INTERNATIONAL GOURMET SHASHLIK DINNER
PARTY.
Hauff, Wilhelm.
DAS KALTE HERZ.
Haughton, Roy H.
THE BUILDING OF CHARACTER.
Haupt, Wyatt.
BLAKE'S BLUES,
Hauptmann, Barbara.
VELAND. (R)
DER WEISSE HEILAND. (R)
WINTERBALLADE. (R)
Hauptmann, Gerhart Johann Robert.
VELAND. (R)
DER WEISSE HEILAND. (R)
WINTERBALLADE. (R)
Hauser, Lucille,
TAPE FROM HOME.
Havemann, Margaret A.
AND STILL GOING STRONG.
Havemann, William G.
AND STILL GOING STRONG.
Haviland, David.
STONE THE CROWS.
Havoc, June.
OH GLORIOUS TINTINNABULATION,.
Hawkes, & Son (London) Ltd.
THE LITTLE SWEEP.
Hawley, Earle.
MAYBE SO, MAYBE NOT.
Hawse, Alberta.
NO TRUMPETS BLOWING.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
PANDORA AND THE MAGIC BOX,
Hayes, David R.
SANDY, WHERE ARE YOU GOING.
Hayes, Richard Wilson.
THE ROCKER.
Haynes, Kenneth.
MISTRESS MINX. (R)
Heafer, Martin N.
WHAT IS LIFE.
Healy, Carleton.
PHONE CALL FOR MISS FOX.
Hedblom, Jack.
THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Hegger, Jeffrey, Sister
SISTER AMERICA,
Heilman, Emily M.
YANKEE GO HOME.
Heineman, A. John.
THE MAN WHO COULDN'T DIE.
ZEE SHEE'KEEN BOUL FIGHTEER.
Heineman, John.
THE CHRISTMAS KNAVE.
Hempel, Marvin W.
BOOKKEEPING (FIRST YEAR) SECOND
SEMESTER.
FULL-KEY MACHINE.
TEN-KEY.
Hencken, Thalassa Cruso.
MAKING THINGS GROW.
Henderson, Lavaniel L., Sr.
HELL BETWEEN SUNDAYS.
Henderson, Nancy Wallace.
STELLA'S E'EN.
Hendler, Herb.
ALISON.
Henning, Paul.
THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES.
Henry, Cashly Arthur.
MY THEORY OF LIFE.
Henry, Nina M.
MY THEORY OF LIFE.
Henry, 0., pseud. SEE Porter, William
Sydney.
Henry, Robert D.
HISTORY MAKERS. (R)
Herald Pub. Housé.
WINGS OF WORSHIP.
Herbert, John.
FORTUNE AND MEN'S EYES.
Herd, Richard T.
THE ROYAL RAPE OF RUARI MACASMUND.
Herman, Betty Douglas.
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. (R)
Herndon, Venable.
UNTIL THE MONKEY COMES.
Herron, Robert C.
ARRANGEMENT FOR CHILDREN.
MOONLIGHT, KISSES AND LOVE.
Hershey, John, pseud.
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Herz, J. Spencer.
IMAGE.
THE PROSTITUTE.
Herz, Jerome Spencer.
THE IMAGE AND THE GLASS.
Hester, Dot.
LOTTIE'S LAMENT.
Hewitt, Barnard
THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. (R)
Hickey, Ellen.
THE DOLLMAKER'S DILEMMA.
Hicks, Delbert.
RETURN TO GOD'S MOUNTAIN.
Higgins, John E.
SCHOOL FOR WIZARDS.
Hill, Helen Oursler.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. (R)
Hill, Ruth K. SEE Lazar, Ruth K. Hill.
Hill & Wang, Inc.
PLAYS FROM BLACK AFRICA.
Hilliker, Katharine. SEE Caldwell,
Katharine Hilliker.
Hillman, Ruth E.
NOISY BELLS.
Hindman, William Blake.
AT TWENTY-TWO HE SET THE WORLD ON
FIRE.
Hines, John.
THE CELEBRATION.
THE GENIUS OF BENJAMIN BANNEKER.
Hird, Dilip kK.
TO ANCHOR A CLOUD.
Hittle, Kennéth EB.
THE PRODUCT.
Hoagland, Richard Charles.
THE GRAND TOUR.
Hoberman, Carolyn Sue.
THIS IS THE HOUSE THAT MARY MOLAR
BUILT.
Hochhuth, Rolf.
SOLDATEN.
Hochman, Eugene J.
DYING TO LIVE.
Hoffman, Louis.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR. (R)
Hoffman, William M.
NEW AMERICAN PLAYS.
Hofmannstahl, Hugo von.
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA,
Hogan, Frank.
FINN-MAC-CUM-HAIL YOU SPELL IT BUT
YOU PRONOUNCE IT FIN-MUKOOL.
Hogan, Robert.
THE NEW RASPUTIN.
SEVEN IRISH PLAYS 1946-1964.
Holamon, Ken.
CAR ELEVEN GOING DOWN.
Holcroft, Thomas.
THE ROAD TO RUIN.
Holden, Mary P.
SIMPLE SIMON.
Holden, Prue. SEE Holden, Mary P.
Holden, Mrs. Ralph. SEE Holden,
Mary P.
Holiday Inn Music, Inc.
BLACK AND PROUD.
Holiday Magic, Inc.
THE GENERAL IDEA.
HOLIDAY GIRL.
INVITATION TO SUCCESS.
YOUR PASSPORT TO SUCCESS.
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Hollywood, Daniel.
DRACUTWIG.
Holmes, Mary J.
DORA DEAN. (R)
Holst, Gustav.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR.
Holst, Imogen.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR.
Holt, Isabella, pseud. SEE Finnie,
Mrs. Haldeman.
Holtzman, Scott.
SCROOGE.
Holtzman, Vivian.
SCROOGE.
Honis, Herbert.
THE GANG.
Hood, Curtis.
COMEDIA DA VITA.
Hopkins, Gerald W.
MINNIE.
Horn, Roy de S.
A KING HAS NO LIFE OF HIS OWN.
Hornback, Bert G.
SCENES FROM THE DYNASTS.
Horovitz, Israel.
CHIAROSCURO.
THE INDIAN WANTS THE BRONX.
RATS.
SCHNOZZOLLA.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST PLAY.
Horrigan, John V.
MOTHER LOVES YOU.
Horton, Joel Edward.
PUMPKIN PIES.
Horvath, Adam D,
SUICIDE PROHIBITED IN SPRINGTIME,
Hosléey, Richard.
CYMBELINE.
Hotchner, Stephen.
LIFE OF A COMEDIAN.
Hotzé, Alida Vreeland.
FOUR DAUGHTERS. (R)
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION; (R)
NIGHT BUS. (R)
Houck, Patricia.
AND THEN, ON SATURDAY NIGHT,
Howard, Alvis, Jr.
THE CURSE OF SOLOMON.
Howe, Donald R.
THE WONDERFUL WAYS OF 4OME BARTEND-
ING.
Hsiung; Sis LT.
THE ROMANCE OF THE WESTERN CHAMBER.
Hubbard, Josephine.
THIS AGE.
Hubbard, Margaret Ann. SEE Priley,
Margaret Ann Hubbard.
Huber, Nancy Lee.
GABRIELLE.
Hu'Doklin, Jed Hudson.
THE SIMPLEXIFICATION.
Huffstutler, James C.
SUPPLEMENT TO I WISH I COULD SEE
WHERE I WERE GOING.
Hufham, Billy Gary.
THAT SNOWBALL WAS LOADED.
Huggins, Arthur F,
EBONY GAMBOLS. (R)
Hughes, Derrick.
THE MERCY OF HEROD.
Hughes, Glenn.
DOUBLE OR NOTHING. (R)
MIDNIGHT. (R)
July—Dec.
Hughes, Glenn, Jr.
DOUBLE OR NOTHING. (R)
MIDNIGHT. (R)
Hughes, Victoria.
MIDNIGHT. (R)
Hughes, Victoria Vivian.
DOUBLE OR NOTHING. (R)
Humphrey, Ronnie.
THE MOUNTAIN FAMILY.
Humphreys, Bertha Amlin.
BRONZE BUDDHA. (R)
PERFECT CRIME. (R)
SEND FOR SIDNEY. (R)
WALDEMAR CASE. (R)
Humphries, Bee, pseud. SEE Humphreys,
Bertha Amlin.
Hunt, Finley C., Jr.
WHOEVER FINDS THIS, I LOVE YOU.
Huntington, Robert M.
THE LIFE-FULFILLMENT CRUSADE.
Hurst, Fannie.
FOUR DAUGHTERS. (R)
Hutchins, Meredith.
THE IDEALIST.
Iancovici, Henry.
THE VOICES.
Tascone, Daniel,
THE ASHES OF A SORRY SERPENT.
Ibsén, Henrik.
A DOLL'S HOUSE.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
Ibsen, Henrik Johan.
FOUR PLAYS OF IBSEN.
Ihle, Maria.
VEILCHENREDOUTE. (R)
Tlf, Ilja.
DAS GOLDENE KALB.
Imperial Productions, Inc.
THE IMPERIAL JR. HIGH SCHOOL AURAL
READING LAB.
Inclan, Ramén Maria del Valle. SEE
Valle-Inclan, Ramén Maria del.
Indiana. University.
THE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS.
Infante, Mrs. Charles.
ADAM'S APPLE.
Inge, William.
TWO SHORT PLAYS.
Ingrassia, Anthony.
SHEILA.
Irvine, Chippy.
PX, I LOVE YOU.
Irving, Washington.
ICHABOD CRANE AND THE LEGEND OF
SLEEPY HOLLOW.
Trwin, Howard H.
CHRISTIANITY IS FOR TODAY.
Isaacs, Lewis M., Jr.
THE THREE SISTERS. (R)
Isaacson, Melvin Roy.
THE MERRICK MURDER CASE.
Itallie, Jean Claude Van. SEE
Van Itallie, Jean Claude.
J
JTL Enterprises, Inc.
TAHITIAN HOLIDAY.
Jackson, Ruth.
THE MAGIC RED BAG.
Jackson, Vera G. SEE Reynolds, Vera G.
Jackson.
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Jacobs, Arthur.
ONE-MAN SHOW.
Jacobs, Claire Bibuld.
MENAGE A TROIS.
Jacobs, Fred Rue.
EVERY WOMAN IS A VIRGIN SOMEWHERE.
NOT JUST ANY OLD GIRL.
Jacobs, Israel.
METRIC SYSTEM GONE WILD.
Jacobs, Robert A.
THE TRUE WAR DANCE OF YANKEE-REELS.
Jalbert, Pierre Paul.
THE SKIER.
James, Mrs. James. SEE Riley, E. Alice.
dames, Parke, pseud.
Willis.
SEE Cain, James
Janaluska, Arthur S.
DANCE OF THE TWELVE MOONS.
Jeffers, H. Paul.
CRISIS AT COLUMBIA.
Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co. -
SANFORD WAS TO HEAD JOHNSON
CAMPAIGN.
Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co.-
WEBTV.
FOR THE RECORD.
Jeffrey, Paula Memoire.
WEDNESDAY IS BLANK.
Jenkins, Isaac.
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.
Jenkins, Robert E.
MR. FISHKER'S GLORY.
Jenkins, Terry Elden.
OUR GENERATION.
Jessie, David C.
ANOTHER DAY,
THE PROBLEM WiTH PIGEONS IS PEOPLE.
Jest, Magnus, pseud.
SEE Orsini,
Rudolf E.
Jisi, Vincent.
DOWN AT MAHONNI'S.
Job, Ann B.
NEW ENGLAND PICNIC. (R)
Job, Thomas.
NEW ENGLAND PICNIC. (R)
dob, Thomas M.
NEW ENGLAND PICNIC. (R)
Johanson, Ernest R.
SLEEPY HOLLAR.
Johnn-St. Johnn, Grace Willwinns
Allison Kingsson.
TIME TOLLS THE BELL. (R)
Johnson, Crane.
CLAIRE DE LUNE. (R)
Johnson, Frank William Kirk. SEE
Johnson, Crane.
Johnson, Glenn.
THE GURU OF BULLOO--U.
Johnson, Jesse J.
TUMULT.
Johnson, Joyce T.
PHONOTAPE SCRIPTS FOR TEACHING
CONSONANT SOUNDS.
Johnson, Lemuel,
NIGHT AND WAR IN THE PRADO MUSEUM.
Johnson, Philip.
IN WALTZ TIME. (R)
OFF WITH THE MOTLEY. (R)
Johnson, Philip Alfred.
WHERE IS TOMORROW.
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NAME INDEX
Johnson, Richard T.
WE DIDN'T KNOW THE GUN WAS LOADED.
Johnston, Carol.
Johnston.
SEE Sergel, Carol
Jones, Billy R.
FAREWELL TO A FAT MAN.
Jones, Bob.
PROLOGUE,
dongs (Bob) University, Greenville,
PROLOGUE.
Jones, Christopher M.
THE WATCH-PIT.
Jones, Ellen B.
THE OPTION.
Jones, Jerry.
DEVIL IN THE COTTON FIELD.
Jones, Kit. SEE Jones, Christopher M.
ones Matthew, pseud. SEE Adkins,
Jones, Richard Vernon.
CHEATING THE SHEETS.
THE I OF JUSTICE.
Jones, Vera Irene.
SOMEONE IN VIET NAM.
Jones, W. L.
BLACK AND PROUD.
Jones, Walter L.
SIGMUND IN EDEN.
Jordan, Dorothea M.
THE SEASICK PIRATE,
Jordan, Michael G., Jr.
THE SEASICK PIRATE.
Joseph, Carla.
LADYBUG, LADYBUG.
A PALER SHADE OF GREEN.
Joyce, James Aloysius.
STEPHEN D.
Joyce, James Aloysius, Estate of.
STEPHEN D.
Joyce, Jon Loyd.
THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS.
Joyner, Mary S.
WOMAN AS A WHO-DONE-IT PUZZLE.
Judd, Retha B.
HUSBAND ON REBOUND.
Juhl, Jerry R.
THE WITCH WHO STOLE THURSDAY.
Julliard.
LES PETITES COMEDIES.
Junaluska, Arthur S.
SHACKLED, THEN AND NOW.
Justin, Mark, pseud.
SEE Markey,
Walter.
KSF Music.
PAT PAULSEN FOR PRESIDENT.
Kafaa, Francis J.
SAINT LAURENCE, THE MARTYR. (R)
Kagan, Ben.
THE PARENTS TAKE A CHILD.
Kahane, Eric.
L'ANNIVERSATRE.
Kahn, Ralph.
THE TRANSCENDENCE OF LUCIUS, THE
PSYCHEDELIC RANGER.
Kahn, Yitzhac.
Kainen, Anna.
STANDING IN THE SHADOWS.
Kaiser, Georg.
DIE BURGER VON CALAIS. (R)
DAVID UND GOLIATH. (R)
DIE FLUCHT NACH VENEDIG. (R)
SEE Kahn, Ralph.
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GAS. (R)
KANZLIST KREHLER. (R)
KOLPORTAGE. (R)
KONSTANTIN STROBEL. (R)
NEBENEINANDER. (R)
Kaiser, Margarethe.
DIE BURGER VON CALAIS. (R)
DAVID UND GOLIATH. (R)
DIE FLUCHT NACH VENEDIG. (R)
GAS. (R)
KANZLIST KREHLER. (R)
KOLPORTAGE. (R)
KONSTANTIN STROBEL. (R)
NEBENEINANDER. (R)
Kajiya, Jane.
HAIR IN THE WAY.
Kakonis, Tom E.
PLAYS BY FOUR TRAGEDIANS.
Kalcheim, Lee.
LEAVE IT TO LAURIE.
Kalil, Frank.
BASSET HOUNDSTOOTH, RETIRED DOG
CATCHER.
DR. PIPE PLUMBER.
DOOR-TO-DOOR TAXIDERMIST.
GARBAGE COMPANY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR.
JAPANESE SOCIETY PHOTOGRAPHER.
MAX TRACTOR, COSMOTOLOGIST.
RAILROAD PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN,
SENIOR CITIZENS RESTAURANT.
20TH CENTURY MEDICINE MAN.
Kalil, Frank Charles.
THE NUTWORK.
Kallesser, Michael.
LADIES OF TOMORROW.
Kallich, Martin.
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA.
Kaminsky, Mare.
LITTLE KOREA.
Kampen, Irene.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE GIRL WHO WAS
JUST LIKE THE GIRL WHO MARRIED DEAR
OLD DAD,
Kane, Carole.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Kaner, Abraham D.
THE EYE BANK, THE IMPORTANT FAMILY
REUNION.
Kaplan, Paul.
LET'S PLAY POST OFFICE.
Karchmer, Andrea.
IF YOU CAN'T JOIN THEM, LICK THEM.
Karchmer, Andrea Rita.
THE GRASS ISN'T GREENER, IT'S DEAD.
Karchmer, Paula.
SIX FAIRY TALE ADAPTATIONS.
Kaser, Arthur L.
GRANDMOTHER'S GREAT GRIEVANCE. (R)
Kaser, Loah.
GRANDMOTHER'S GREAT GRIEVANCE. (R)
Kass, Jerome.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
Katzman, Sandra Lee
“THR ATHEIST.
Kaufinan, George S.
ACADEMY WINNER. (R)
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (R)
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. (R)
THREE ACTS. (R)
Kaufman, Ghersen.
MY WIFE THE MEATBALL KOOK.
Keane, John B.
HUT 42.
Keen, Michael Elliott.
BENBOW & DIVORSKI.
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Keene, Eugene Harrison.
THE GOLDEN SALAMANDER.
Kéene, Peter Harrison, pseud. SEE
Keene, Eugene Harrison.
Keim, Mark.
REMEMBER LIL.
Kein, Sybil, pseud.
suela M.
SEE Provost, Con-
Kelley, Douglas F.
LA GUITARRA.
Kelly, Allan H., Jr.
MORTY.
Kelly, James T.
YOU'RE THE SEX THAT I AM OPPOSITE
FROM.
Kelly, Tim.
THE TIMID DRAGON.
Kemp, Arnold.
WHITE WOUND, BLACK SCAR.
Kemp, Frank S.
ENTER ABRAHAM.
THE WORLD OF ABRAHAM.
Kennedy, Belle Cumming.
GILLEAN, (R)
Kennedy, Charles Rann.
REPERTORY OF PLAYS FOR A COMPANY OF
THREE PLAYERS. (R)
Kennedy, David J.
BRIGID'S BRIGADE.
THE DOCTOR'S ASSISTANTS.
THE JOYRIDE.
THE KIDS' PARTY.
Kennelly, Norman.
SERVICE FOR SEVEN.
WORDS TO DIE BY.
Kennon, William R.
ACCORDING TO THE STEM LENGTH.
Kernan, Bill. SEE Kernan, William L.
Kernan, William L.
RUBE.
Kerr, Berrilla,
KIDS PLAY.
Kerr, James §.
THE SUCCESS GAME.
Kerr, Laura H.
Kerr.
Kerry, Leeann.
THREE FOR THE MARRIAGE,
SEE Rivkin, Laura H.
Kesling, Peter C.
YOU AND YOUR TOOTH POSITIONER, POSI-
TRON.
YOU AND YOUR TOOTH POSITIONER,
RUBBER.
Kessinger, Kent.
WHO CARES ABOUT CARRY.
Kessler, Bruce.
PROSAIC PASHA.
Kessler, Marc.
PROSAIC PASHA.
Kester, Edith Doris.
SING NOWELL. (R)
Késter, Katharine.
SING NOWELL. (R)
Key, Danette.
THE PERFECT COMPLEMENT.
Key, Helena.
THE INFLUENCE ON THE CHILD.
Kezer, Claude D.
WHY, WHY, WHY.
E1-Khedry, Mohamed Abdel Moneim.
PYGMALION.
DRAMAS
Kiepenheuer (Gustav) Verlag.
BAAL.
LEBEN EDUARDS DES ZWEITEN VON
ENGLAND.
Kierland, Joseph Scott.
GUESS WHO'S SERVING DINNER.
Kilcullen, Austin.
RAGE AGAINST THE NIGHT.
Kilgallen, Raymond.
ABELSTOWN.
THE BLANCHED ARM.
Kilroe, Frances.
AFTER MUNICH. (R)
Kimball, William Alden.
THE LADY KILLER. (R)
Kimbrough, Jack.
T REVOLUTIONIST.
Kimmel, Stanley P.
BLACK DIAMOND.
Kimmey, John L.
COMEDY.
ROMANCE.
SATIRE.
TRAGEDY.
TRAGICOMEDY.
Kineaid, Franklin.
BABY JESUS.
King, Anne Marie.
SHE WAS BLAMED.
King, Coretta Scott.
AN ADDRESS BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR., CLASS DAY, HARVARD
UNIVERSITY.
AN ADDRESS BY MRS, MARTIN LUTHER
KING, JR., ELEVENTH ANNUAL S.C.L.C.
CONVENTION, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1968.
CREATIVE WOMANPOWER, A NECESSARY
FORCE FOR THE REDUCTION OF
VIOLENCE IN OUR SOCIETY.
SPEECH BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ,
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE,
COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES.
SPEECH BY MRS. MARTIN LUTHER KING,
JR., SOLIDARITY DAY, LINCOLN
MEMORIAL.
WOMEN'S DAY ADDRESS BY MRS. M. L.
KING, JR., BIG BETHEL A. M. E.
CHURCH, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
JUNE 23, 1968.
King, Ernest.
A LONG HOT SUMMER.
King, Hampton.
~ ALL IN A NAME.
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, NATRA CONVEN-
TION, RCA DINNER, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
AUGUST 11, 1967.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., Estate of.
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, NATRA CONVEN-
TION, RCA DINNER, ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
AUGUST 11, 1967.
King, Roger W.
CONTINUITY OF COMMISSIONS.
Kinter, Richard.
ALADDIN.
JOLLIJEST.
SNOW WHITE.
Kipnhis, Leonid.
UNCLE VANYA.
Kipnis, Sonia. M.
UNCLE VANYA.
Kipling, Rudyard.
KIM.
THE RITUAL OF THE CALLING OF AN
ENGINEER. (R)
July—Dec
Kiraly, Sherwood Dick.
HARRY, YOU'RE A REAL HUMAN BEING.
Kirkpatrick, John.
BARD AT BAKERSVILLE HIGH. (R)
JINX FROM ALABAMA. (R)
Kirkpatrick, Robert L.
THE SECRET OF FRIEBERG.
Kirsch, Arthur.
CAFE UNDERGROUND.
Kittredge, George Lyman.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST,
Kleinsinger, George.
THE BEAUTIFUL BUMS. (R)
Kleist, Heinrich von.
PRINCE FREDERICK OF HOMBERG.
Knee, Helen M,
IT WON'T BE FOREVER.
Knight, A. GC.
THE BAD DREAM,
Knight, Max.
THREE COMEDIES.
Knight, Mike.
THE DOOR.
Knight, Natalie.
BARMY DAYS.
Knight (Natalie) Productions, Pty.
Ltd.
BARMY DAYS.
Knipe, Robert.
HERITAGE OF WIMPOLE STREET. (R)
Koch, Karl 0.
FURSTIN TARAKANOWA. (R)
Koebnick, Sarah Monson.
FAIR BECKONING ONE.
Koenig, Laird.
THE DOZENS.
Koenigswerther, Lois.
DISORDER IN STRINGS.
Kévary, Georg.
DIE LIEBEN NACHBARN.
Kollo, Walter.
DER JUXBARON. (R)
Kollo, Willi.
DER JUXBARON. (R)
Kondek, Charles.
FALSTAFF.
Kopit, Stanford.
FRAN TARKENTON IS NOT A WOMAN.
Kops, Bernard.
THE BOY WHO WOULDN'T PLAY JESUS.
Korn, David.
COLD SUN.
Kornfeld, Robert.
TELL THE STARS.
Kout, Maria.
A DOG BARKED.
PLAYWRIGHT IN THE ROUND.
Kozlenko, William.
AMERICAN SCENES. (R)
THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED. (R)
Kracht, Marsh.
RING FOR JO.
Kraczek, John Paul.
BYRON KASH FOR PRESIDENT.
Kraczek, Stanley J.
BYRON KASH FOR PRESIDENT.
Kraft, Flory.
BEN BENTLE.
TREBOR THE LEAF.
Kraft, H. Si.
CUE FOR PASSION. (R)
LAST JUDGMENT. (R)
Kraft, Hy S.
CAFE CROWN. (R)
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Kranz, William.
SAGA OF SAMSON.
Krasna, Norman.
MIDDLE AGES. (R)
YOU BE ME AND I'LL BE YOU.
Kraus, Léo.
COEUR AS. (R)
Krenzke, Raymond E.
THE YOUNG KING.
Krim, David.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS.
Krimer, Jorge.
NOW WHAT.
Kronberg, Meyer A.
“THE STORE.
Kunneke, Eduard.
COEUR AS. (R)
Kiinneke, Eva Susanne.
COEUR AS. (R)
Kuhn, Charles.
LADY NEAR THE TOWN. (R)
Kuhn, Doris Young.
TAKE WORDS.
Kuhn, Effie G.
TIME AND THE TEACHER. (R)
Kuntz, John B.
WHISPERS ON THE WIND.
Kuprin, Alexander.
THE RUSSIAN OFFICER.
Kurez, Eva. :
THE RELATIVE.
Kurtz, C. Gordon.
COME TO DINNER. (R)
Kurtz, Maurice.
THE WAY THINGS ARE.
Kushner, William.
A NIGHT FOR GHOSTS.
Labhard, Euell.
PAULO AND FRANCESCA.
Labine, Flossie.
FLOSSIE'S OPERATION.
La Brea Music.
BLUE POPPY.
IN-MAN.
LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.
MAN WITH THE WORD, LYIN' COWARD.
THING A LING, SCARED CROW.
Lachmann, Hedwig.
SALOME.
La Farge, W. E. R.
SALT HILL.
La Force, Beatrice.
NIGHT OF THE BLACK TOAD.
PSAIM FOR A WINTER TWILIGHT.
THE SAMPLERS.
LaGuardia, Robert.
BOCA RATON.
Lagusker, Irwin Stewart.
WEINBOG.
La Joie, Eloise.
MAY I SLEEP IN YOUR BARN.
LaMar, Virginia A.
AS YOU: LIKE IT.
Landers, Judy.
THE MAD SCIENTIST.
Landgraf, Ludwig.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
Landi, Stefano.
LA VOCE DELLA TERRA.
Lang, Susan, pseud. SEE Allen,
Winnie L.
Tariviere, Rene H. P.
CONCERTO A SAINT-TROPEZ.
Larson, David Jeremy.
REDAEL THE MAGICIAN.
Larson, Edith.
PEACE IN THE VALLEY.
NAME INDEX
Lascelles, Kendrew, pseud. SEE Carter,
Arthur Kendrew.
Lassiter, Edward C.
SEX IS A POLYGON.
Latchaw, Mrs. Raymond. SEE Latchaw,
Truly Trousdale.
Latchaw, Truly Trousdale.
COMMUNICATION.
Latham, Jean Lee.
GRAY BREAD. (R)
SENOR FREEDOM, (R)
Law, Gordon C.
THE LONELINESS OF THE STRUNG-OUT
SOLDIER.
Lawrence, Frank Dodd.
SYMBOLINE.
Lawson, John.
THE ENCHANTED TIN CAN.
Lazar, Ruth K. Hill.
LOVE CITY.
Lazarus, Milton.
EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF. (R)
Lazarus, Mrs. Milton,
EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF. (R)
Leaf, James Howard.
NAAMAN THE SYRIAN.
League, Beatrice.
THE GREAT.BIG BEAUTIFUL WORLD WE
LIVE IN.
Leary, Nolan.
THE DOCTOR FROM DUNMORE. (R)
Leary, Norma E.
THE SUCCESS GAME.
Leathers, Jean D.
WOULD YOU BELIEVE EARL WARREN.
Lebow, Neal E.
WISTERIA,
Leder, Gertrude.
PSYCH-A-DELILAH.
Leder, Herbert J.
THE FIX.
Lederer, William L.
THE DUOLOGUE.
MOUNT VERNON REVISITED.
QUARTET.
Lee.
G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Lee, Budge V.
THE ULTIMATE APPLICATION OF VALUE
ENGINEERING.
Lee, Charlotte I.
LADY OF THE MARKETPLACE. (R)
Lee, Lester.
THE G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Lee, Nathaniel.
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA.
Lee, Stanley R.
WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER.
Lee, William E.
THE DEPOT.
Leé-Alexandria Film Corp.
WATER ISLAND.
Lee Music Corp.
A HAPPY SCHOOL OF FISH.
Leech, A. Veryl.
RAGNAROK.
SKALDIC NATIVITY.
Legend, Mark. SEE Halvorsen, R. L.
Lehman, D. M.
BACK IN THE MORNING.
Leicht, Allan.
LASCIVIOUS CARRIAGE.
Leigh, Sylvia.
ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS.
Leiser, Martin.
PRESSURE VS. HEALTH.
Leisk, Harry George.
THE ATTIC.
Lenhart, Ralph L.
100 YEARS, 100 YARDS.
Lenz, Richard P.
SWUNG.
Leon, Felix.
ON TIME.
leon, Henry Cecil.
ALIBI FOR A JUDGE.
Leonard, Eugene.
WHY DO I CRY.
Leonard, Hugh.
STEPHEN D.
Leonard, Hugh, pseud. SEE Byrne, Jack.
Le Pelley, Guernsey.
NOBODY SLEEPS, (R)
Lerner, Erwin H.
CHARLIE COMPANY.
Lerner, Kenneth.
THE STORY OF O.
Lesser, Anthony.
THE CHICKEN GIRL.
Lessner, George.
THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE ROSE. (R)
Lester, Gerald Arnold.
GOLD RUSH, AND OTHER NOBLE PLANS OF
MAN.
PLUMB BEACH.
Lester, Noel.
CARNIVAL STORY.
Letofsky, Irwin M.
THE 8TH ANNUAL UNAUTHORIZED SON OF
MISS AMERICA PAGEANT.
Levenstein, Hesper A.
CANDLE IN THE WIND. (R)
Ievi, Stephen.
DAPHNE IN COTTAGE D.
Levin, Ira.
DR. COOK'S GARDEN.
Levine, Joseph Mark.
THE LARGE PLANETARIUM AND THE SCHOOL.
Ievisohn, Hortense H.
A DOLL'S HOUSE.
PYGMALION.
Levitan, Judith Morley.
THE HAIRCUT.
Levy, Jonathan F.
ZISKIN'S REVELS.
Lewin, Harland.
THE RE-MATCH GAME.
Lewin, John.
FIVE EASY PAYMENTS.
THE SURFACE OF WATER.
Lewis, Allan Jack.
A CORNER OF THE BED.
Lewis, Alvin I.
DIAGRAMMATIC METHOD OF KEYBOARD HAR-
MONY & MUSICAL SHORTHAND. (R)
Lewis, Arnold P.
A DOG WHO TRIED TO RIDE A BICYCLE.
DON'T BE AN ASTRONAUT LIKE YOUR
FATHER.
NO ROOM FOR DIVINE ERROR.
Lewis, Lloyd K.
A DOG WHO TRIED TO RIDE A BICYCLE.
DON'T BE AN ASTRONAUT LIKE YOUR
FATHER.
NO ROOM FOR DIVINE ERROR.
Lexacon Co.
THE ART OF WIRING.
BASIC SOLDERING.
Leyda, Jay.
BARTLEBY.
Lieberman, Herbert.
THE MEETS AND THE BOUNDS.
Oe aces : —_
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Liebson, Laurence §.
DEADLY HUNT.
Lienau, Robert.
DIE HEIMLICHE EHE.
Likes, L. Clair.
MAKE MINE HAPPY.
Lilly (Eli) & Co.
THOSE CONFUSING SKIN LESIONS.
Lincke, Paul.
LYSISTRATA. (R)
Lind, Jakov. See
ERGO.
Linde, John.
I LEARNED SOME THINGS TODAY.
Lindonsue, pseud. SEE Sanders, Jean.
Lineberger, James Luther, Jr.
HARD CORE.
Link, Charles J.
ECCE CAESAR.
Linney, Romulus.
THE BROOFER.
CARNAL KNOWLEDGE.
DEMOCRACY AND ESTHER.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME.
GOODBYE, HOWARD.
WHO IS BURIED IN GRANT'S TOMB.
Lion Pub. Co., Inc.
QUIT TALKING TO YOURSELF.
ROSE OF SHARON.
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.
TOO LATE.
Lipschutz, Paul.
LENA.
Lister, Edna.
SERMON AND LESSON NO.1.
Litto, Fredric M.
PLAYS FROM BLACK AFRICA.
Litvack, Barry.
EVICTION: TO BE WITHOUT DESIRE.
Livings, Henry.
EH.
Lockard, David A.
ALL AT SEA.
Lockard, William B.
ALL AT SEA.
Lockridge, Frances.
MR. AND MRS. NORTH. (R)
Lockridge, Richard.
MR. AND MRS. NORTH. (R)
Logan, Danny.
DIVORCE.
I DO BELIEVE THE LORD ABOVE.
Loiseau, Mayo, pseud. SEE Gray, Mayo.
Long, Ethel.
SOCK IT TO US, SOLDIER.
Lopez, Francis.
LE PRINCE DE MADRID.
Lorenz ‘Pub: Co.
H.R.H. MISS JONES. (R)
Lorimer, Graeme.
MAUDIE'S DIARY. (R)
Lorimer, Sarah.
MAUDIE'S DIARY. (R)
Lorimer, Scat, pseud.
Martha Ayers.
SEE Fuentes,
Loring, Ken, pseud. SEE Wenning,
Kenneth W.
Lorito, Lodovico.
TAHITIAN HOLIDAY.
Lorraine Michele, pseud. SEE Seymour,
Lorraine Michele.
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Lortz, Richard.
THREE SONS.
Lotar, Peter.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.
Louis, ‘Tobi.
THE INSIDES OF ORCHID PRICE.
Lowell, Robert.
THE OLD GLORY.
Lubin, Natalie,
EYE OF THE STORM,
Lubinsky, Herman.
THE PROMISES OF GOD.
WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN.
Luce, Ralph.
KING OF THE ROAD.
Lumley, Milton Anthony.
THE PARANOID.
Lycett, Irving-.Francis.
THE BLACK OPERA.
Lynch, James M., Jr.
HISTORY MAKERS. (R)
Lyndon, Barre.
THE BIG TICKLE.
Lynn, Robert, Jr.
FULL MANY A GEM.
M
McAleavy, Charles.
BLIND RAFTERY.
McAleavy, Grace Kelly.
MURMURING SEA.
McCabe, Bill.
CLOSE COVER BEFORE STRIKING.
McCammon, Bert C., Jr.
A NEW LOOK AT IMPORTANT ENVIRONMENTAL
INFLUENCES.
McCann, Christian D.
THE CRIMINAL WHO COULDN'T BE TRUSTED.
McCarthy, Michael J.
THE SECRET WITHIN THE WALLS.
MeCarty, E. Calyton.
ABOUT SEVENTEEN. (R)
McCarty, Sara Sloane.
ABOUT SEVENTEEN. (R)
McCaslen, Duane B.
MR. FISHKER'S GLORY.
McClain, Noland Milton.
MESMERISM IN IT'S LOWEST FORM.
McClellan, Vyonne Madsen.
HAPPINESS IS A PARADE.
THE LOST LEGEND.
MeClintic, Erle.
MAN.
McClure, Sally Gibbs.
THE PLASTIC SURGEON.
McCue, Frederick A.
ACCENT ON REVENGE. (R)
MacDermott, Joanne.
GEMINI, THE TWINS.
McDonald, Leroy.
AVANTE GARDE.
McElroy, Hilda.
BLACK JOURNEY.
McFall, Eve.
TIME IN THE BALANCE.
McGehee, Sam Day.
EGO.
SIXTEEN OLIVES MEDIUM RARE.
MeGrinder, Michael.
THE BIGGEST INFORMATION BOOTH IN THE
WORLD.
July—Dec.
THE CONTEST.
THE FOREIGNERS.
NO SALE.
TAR BEACH.
WE HATE TO SEE YOU GO.
McGuinness, Arthur E,
THE RIVALS.
McGuire, Michael.
GOD'S BIRTHDAY IN THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD, 1945.
McIlnay, Dean. SEE McIlnay, Robert D.
McIlnay, Robert D.
MY BROTHER, THE BRIDE.
SEE Todd,
McInnis, Ruth Amelia.
Ruth McInnis.
McKay, Craig.
RUFUS.
McKenney, Ruth.
MY SISTER EILEEN. (R)
McKenzie, John P. G.
FRONT LINE REPORT.
Mackey, Daniel Murnane.
THE BLACK JUDGEMENT.
McKnight, Jo Anne.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
QUICK EXIT, THREE STRIKES MINUS ONE.
McLaughlin, Elinor Niven.
LISTEN AND REMEMBER.
MeLees, Mary H.
TIME AND THE TEACHER. (R)
MacLeish, Andrew.
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA,
MeLéndon Educational Corp.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES.
GRAMMAR FOR GROWN-UPS.
HOME & PRE-NATAL CARE.
MODERN VOCABULARY.
THE SPELLING GAME.
SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYMENT.
UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN.
UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT.
WISE SPENDING & BUDGETING.
MacMahon, Bryan.
SONG OF THE ANVIL.
Macmillan Co.
MASTERPIECES OF THE DRAMA.
McMillen, Elizabeth.
WILD LIFE.
McMullen, J. C.
BAB'S BIG BARGAIN. (R)
FAMILIES ARE LIKE THAT. (R)
JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME. (R)
LOCAL COLOR, LTD. (R)
McMullen, Marie.
BAB'S BIG BARGAIN. (R)
FAMILIES ARE LIKE THAT. (R)
JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME. (R)
LOCAL COLOR, LTD. (R)
McMurry, Garry P.
BUSINESS LAW LECTURES.
McNally, Terrence.
APPLE PIE.
McNeill, Janet. SEE Alexander, Janet.
MacOlney, Hugo, pseud. SEE Gordon,
Hugh B.
MeQuistian, Bridgit Alana.
TRUTH-RITE.
MacRae, John.
YOUNG ADVENTURE. (R)
Macrae, Opal Wheeler.
CURTAIN CALLS FOR WOLFGANG
MOZART. (R)
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1968
Maddox, Sybil.
OUR FLAG. (R)
Maeterlinck, Maurice.
NIGHT OF HAPPINESS. (R)
Maeterlinck, Renee M.
NIGHT OF HAPPINESS. (R)
Magavero, Gérard.
FANTASIES .
Magdalany, Philip.
AMORALITY PLAY.
MaGuire, Harlan, pseud. SEE Clark,
James W.
Mahan, Marie Jones.
RAZORBACK.
Mahler, Gustav.
RUBEZAHL.
Mahony, Patrick.
THE GREAT LUNATIC.
WHO'S LOONEY NOW.
Maier, Géorge E.
CIRCULAR ATTRIBUTES.
Maitland, John.
FIERCE FIRE.
Maitland (Vic) & Associates, Inc.
INVESTMENT FORUM.
Major, Michael Joseph.
BRAVE ARLECCHINO.
THE DEATH OF PANTALONE.
A PATCH OF DIRT.
Malan, Jayne B.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Maljean, Jean Raymond.
A MESSAGE FROM COUGAR.
Malkhassian, Lucie.
LE CIEL EPOUSE LA TERRE.
Mallett, Jeanne Marie.
GERTIE'S GETTING MARRIED.
ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS TREE.
Malone, Deadric.
CHECK ME, BABY.
Manaois, S. P.
THE NEW LIFE OF RICARDO.
Mandel, Emma.
MAZOUSA HOTEL.
Manger Music, Inc.
200 M.P.H.
Mangold, Elva.
THE MERCHANT OF VENUS.
Manley, Frank.
ALL FOOLS.
Manlove, John.
CHRISTOPHER SLY.
Manly, Maryann.
THOU ART PETER. (R)
Mann, Martin.
THE SSSSLITHERING SSSSCOURGE.
Mann, Robert J.
MY PET WHATSIS.
Mann Music, Ltd.
BIG SHOT.
Manning, Hilda, pseud. SEE Reach,
James.
Maple, Marilyn J.
HIGHWAY TO HEALTHY HEARTS.
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NAME INDEX
Marcus, Stanley.
ROCKMONESS.
Marich, Marietta,
DUDLEY, THE DING-DONG DRAGON.
Marivaux, Pierre Carlet Chamblain de.
DAS SPIEL UM LIEBE UND ZUFALL.
Markel, Stanley.
THE PREGNANT THOUGHT.
Markey, Walter.
ADMISSION OF WEAKNESS.
Markgraf, Bruce Richard.
THE PASSING AWAY BY FRANCIS SCOTT KEY.
Markham, Dewey.
THE BACHELOR APARTMENT.
BASEBALL GAME
BATTER UP.
THE DRAFT BOARD.
FAST NEWS.
THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
FRISCO KATE.
THE GIRL IN DISTRESS.
HE AIN'T THERE.
HERE COMB THE JUDGE.
HONEYMOON HOTEL.
I GOT THE NUMBER.
THE IMAGINARY BARTENDER.
INSANE ASYLUM.
A LESSON IN LOVE.
MY WIFE, I AIN'T SEEN HER.
THE NEWS REPORTER.
OUT WEST.
THE PARTY.
THE PREACHER.
READING AND WRITING.
THE SHOTGUN.
SLEEPWALKER.
THE STRANGER.
TAIN'T LOADED.
THE THIRD DEGREE,
THREE WAY MARRIAGE.
THE TRAVELING SALESMAN.
THE TRIAL.
TWENTY-TWO.
THE WOMAN HATERS! CLUB.
THE WORM TURNS.
Markham, Pigmeat. SEE Markham, Dewey.
Markoff, Benjamin A.
W.W.D., WILTING WIDOWS AND DIVORCEES.
Marks (Edward B.) Music Corp.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNA. (R)
LYSISTRATA. (R)
THE MAGIC CASTLE. (R)
Marland, Jack.
JENKINS.
Marlowe, Christopher.
LEBEN EDUARD DES II VON ENGLAND. (R)
LEBEN EDUARDS DES ZWEITEN VON
ENGLAND.
Maroni, Marilyn.
FUNNY, I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE DEAD.
Marquis, Dorothy Daigh.
HAPPILY EVER AFTER.
Marshall, Roslyn.
BY ANOTHER MAN'S SKIN.
GLOW LITTLE GLOW WORM.
IT'S A DOGS LIFE.
Marshall, William Lee, pseud. SEE
Lassiter, Edward C.
Martel, Rosmarin, pseud. SEE Joyner,
Mary S.
Martens, Anne Coulter.
DON'T TAKE MY PENNY. (R)
163
i
WILDCAT WILLIE GETS BRAIN FEVER. (R)
THE WINDS OF CHANGE.
Martin, Angela.
ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS TREE.
Martin, Francis B.
THE COURTSHIP OF IVAN.
Martin, Leonard G.
DENTIFRICE DEMONSTRATION.
Martin, Richard T.
THE GURU OF BULLOO--U.
Martin, Robert L.
THE WISE KING AND THE GOOD PRINCE.
Martin, Robert Wesley.
FATHER WON'T COME TONIGHT,
MILDRED.
Martin, Sharon Beth.
THE BEST BIRTHDAY GIFT.
Maruca, Janice.
SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL.
Marvin, Mel.
DIALOGUE FOR VOICES AND SHOTGUN.
Marx, Julius H.
MIDDLE AGES. (R)
Marx, Samuel.
HOW MUCH IS THAT IN MONEY.
Mary Jeffrey, Sister. SEE Hegger,
Jeffrey, Sister.
Maryan, Irene F.
THE MARYAN METHOD OF STUDY.
Mason, Clifford Lester.
SISTER SADIE AND THE SONS OF SAM.
Mason, Francis.
NEW COMPLETE STORIES OF THE GREAT
BALLETS.
Mason, Robert D.
EBONY GAMBOLS. (R)
Massey, Valgene.
A BOY, A GIRL.
Massler, A. I.
STRANGE VOYAGE.
Mastroianni, Audréy Council.
A WAGON LOAD OF TEARS.
Mathias, Alice H.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Mathias, Michael.
THE MAN AND THE MOSQUITO.
Matthews, David.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
Matthews, Richard P.
DEATH TO THY SELF,
HOSEA.
LAVOIE.
Maugham, William Somerset.
THREE DRAMAS OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM.
Maven, Alexander.
THE MYSTIC UNION: A PROPOSED BIOLOGI-
CAL EXPLANATION.
Maw, Nicholas.
ONE-MAN SHOW.
Maxwell, Wayne F., Jr.
THERE ISN'T ANY SANTA CLAUS.
Mayer, Edwin Justus.
SUNRISE IN MY POCKET. (R)
Mayer, Paul.
SUNRISE IN MY POCKET. (R)
Mays, Carl W.
PLAYING CHURCH.
e complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
164
Mayvene. SEE Ross, Mayvene.
Médak, Ronald H.
A SLAP OF THE HAMMER.
Media Medica, Inc.
THIS TIME OF YOUR LIFE.
Medley, Cynthia.
THE GOLDEN TOUCH.
Meese, Mildred Foulke.
WAGON TO THE STARS. (R)
Megarry, Janell L.
THE PRINCE.
Meilhac.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Melissande, Elizabeth, pseud. SEE
Rohleder, Patricia.
Meloney, Rose Franken.
CLAUDIA. (R)
Mélville, Herman.
BARTLEBY.
BILLY.
Menken, Alan.
SEPARATE WAYS.
Mercier, Mary.
JOHNNY NO-TRUMP.
Merrick, David.
FORTY CARATS.
Merrick, Jeanne Gibson.
THE CLEVER AMERICAN.
Merrill (Charles E.) Pub. Co.
COMEDY.
PLAYS BY FOUR TRAGEDIANS.
ROMANCE.
SATIRE.
TRAGEDY.
TRAGICOMEDY.
Merrill, Lloyd.
THE BATTLE OF COLUMBIA.
Mescia, June Barbour.
TUNE IN A BASKET.
Metz, Robert.
JUAN.
Metzger, Wendell.
THE LAST REMAINING IDIOT.
PLAY FIVE.
Meulenkijks, Jan L. M.
A NEW AND COMPLETELY ORIGINAL GAM!
THE HONEYMOONQUIZ.
&
Meyer, Arnold.
DON'T SAY I'M UGLY, SAY FROGFACE.
Meyer, Bruce.
UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN.
Meyers, William M.
JEWMAN MEETS MISS AMERICA.
NON-STOP.
Meyers, William W.
SPIRO WHO.
Michaels, Ruth Gruber.
PAGEANT OF FLAGS AND STANDARDS.
Michaelson, Manuel.
HARVEY HEDDERBONE.
Michele, Lorraine, pseud. SEE
Seymour, Lorraine Michele.
Miglionico, Ronald.
RUFF DUES TAG THE SWEET STORY.
DRAMAS
Mihura, Miguel.
THREE TOP HATS.
Mijas Productions, Inc.
THE EXTRA.
Milkman's Chivalree, Inc.
DRUNK AGAIN.
Miller, Arthur.
TIMING THE WILLCOX & GIBBS 590
MACHINE.
Miller, Charles E.
FANTASIES.
Miller, D. L.
THE PRESIDENCY.
Miller, Harvey.
REMICK'S INCORPORATED.
Miller, Jeanette.
THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON SOLOMON.
Miller, Norman.
THE ADULTER(Y)ATED TRUTH.
Miller, T.H.
MARKETING EDUCATION, PART OF THE
MARKETING MIX,
Miller, Tom.
A STRING OF BANJOS.
Miller, Victor Brooke.
DOING IT.
Miller, Walter James.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Milligan, Charles Luther.
TIGEROO.
Milligan, Chuck. SEE Milligan, Charles
Luther.
Millman, Vivian.
THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON SOLOMON.
Mills, Hugh.
AS YOU ARE. (R)
Milne, A. A.
UGLY DUCKLING. (R)
Milne, Dorothy Daphne.
UGLY DUCKLING. (R)
Milo, A. S. Pordes.
AAS:
Milo, Otto H.
1,000 PLUS 25.
VIENNA WALTZ.
SEE Pordes=Milo,
Milton, Nerissa Long.
THE DEVIL'S A BUSY MAN.
Mings, Rockwell.
REVERENCE,
Minnesota. University.
SEVEN IRISH PLAYS 1946-1964.
Minshull, Evelyn.
WILL ALL SYMBOLS OF VIRTUE PLEASE
REMAIN SILENT.
Miramova, Elena.
LOVE IS NOT A POTATO. (R)
Miss Marcie Music Co.
COME TO TH& BIRTHDAY PARTY.
HEY KIDS, LET'S SING.
PATRICK LEADS THE PARADE.
Mit¢hell, James Dean.
GABRIELLA.
Mitchell, Mary Jane.
FREE FOR LUNCH.
WALLS.
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work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
July—Dec.
Mitchell, Virginia, pseud. SEE George,
Charles.
Miyada, Thomas Sanfran.
A STREAMLINED MONTHLESS CALENDAR.
TOBACCO AND CANCER SCARE.
Moffitt, George N.
WEE BONNIE GLOW.
Moliere, pseud.
Baptiste.
SEE Poquelin, Jean
Molinaro, Ursule.
THE ABSTRACT WIFE.
Mollner, Dennis Duke. SEE DuFra, pseud.
Molloy, Michael.
THE VISITING HOUSE,
Molnar, Duke, pseud.
Dennis Duke.
SEE Mollner,
Monday, J.
AND ALONG CAME JONES.
Mondshein, Kenneth.
VISITORS.
Moore, Anne Simpson,
SLEEP IT OFF, (R)
Moore, Mrs. Leon. SEE Moore, Sonia.
Moore, Iilian.
CHRISTMAS IN THE TOY STORE.
Moore, Lyford M.
SLEEP IT OFF, (R)
Moore, Sonia.
THE STANISLAVSKI SYSTEM.
Morales, Conrad.
YOU JUST CAN'T EAT FLOWERS.
Moreno, Ralph.
AMERICAN GUIGNOL.
Morey, Arthur J.
THE TOWER OF BABEL.
Morgan, Elaine.
LOVE FROM LIZ.
Morgan, Glen E.
BARRELS OF ILLEGAL.
Morgan, Louise, pseud.
Louise.
SEE Stiernberg,
Morgan, Paul.
SACRAPANT, THE SORCERER.
Morganfield Pub. Co.
BLACK AND PROUD.
Morning, Glenn L.
HOW IMPORTANT ARE YOU TO THE WORID.
Morris, Aldyth.
TUSITALA.
Morris, Alisa S.
FIERCE FIRE.
Morrison, Dorothy.
THE WHADYA KNOW SHOW.
Morrison, Julia.
RUBEZAHL.
Mortman, Mike.
A TEASPOON EVERY FOUR HOURS.
Morum, William.
LITTLE BOY WHO.
Mosier, Frank Moffett.
THE DUCHESS OF SANTIAGO.
1968
Moss, Jeffrey.
THE ACTORS.
Mota Cerveira, Joao Duarte da. SEE
Cerveira, Joao Duarte da Mota.
Mt. San Jacinto College, Gilman Hot
Springs, Calif. Junior College
District.
ADVANCED SHORTHAND, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM,
ADVANCED TYPEWRITING, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM.
ELEMENTARY SHORTHAND, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM.
ELEMENTARY TYPEWRITING, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM.
INTERMEDIATE SHORTHAND, MULTI MEDIA
SYSTEM.
INTERMEDIATE TYPEWRITING, MULTI
MEDIA SYSTEM.
Mowatt, Anna Cora.
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFAIR.
Mozart, Woltgang Amadéus,
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNA. (R)
THE IMPRESSARIO.
Mozzillo, Mario.
UNTITLED SCREEN PLAY.
Muir, Barrie, pseud. SEE Capossela,
Carolee.
Mulherin, Mrs. T. M. SEE McClintic,
Erle.
Muller (Brick), Swearingen, Dorrity
Advertising, Inc.
SEALY.
Muller, Romeo.
THE GREAT GIT-AWAY.
Mullins, Larry Curtis.
TROUBLE MAKING FOOL.
Multi-Ways Educational Films, Inc.
THE HISTORY OF SPORTS.
Murch, Edward.
WIT'S END.
Murphy, Marjorie M.
TUNE IN A BASKET.
Murphy, Thomas.
THE FOOLEEN.
Murray, James M.
THE BOLD AND THE DARING.
PLAY.
Murray, Lucille M.
SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE.
Musacchio, Jerry.
AN EXPENSIVE DRINK OF POISON.
Myatt, Stacy, pseud.
Janie.
Myers, Bernard.
THE LOCKET.
Myers, Carole A.
ROSEBUDS AND DEWDROPS.
Myérs, Donald L.
SOME PREFER SORROW.
SEE Edwards,
Myers, Donel, pseud.
Myérs, Effie M.
THE PHANTOM CAT ON THE CARABELLA
RANGE.
Myers, Gayther L., Jr.
ROTTEN APPLE PIE.
Myers, H.
LOVE CAN SETTLE EVERYTHING. (R)
These entries alone may not reflect the complete Copyright Office record pertaining to a particular
SEE Myers, Donald.
NAME INDEX
Naishtat, Saul.
THE REDEMPTION CENTER.
Nance, Donna.
LEND ME YOUR MINK.
Narcy, William, pseud.
William.
SEE Narducci,
Narducci, William.
THE CHORUS GIRLS.
Nash, Grace C.
MUSIC WITH CHILDREN.
Nash, John.
HIGH, WYDE AND HANDSOME. (R)
THERE AIN'T NO MYSTERY. (R)
Nass, Elyse.
THE MARRIAGE MUSEUM.
Nassau, Paul.
THE EDUCATION OF HYMAN KAPLAN.
Nathan, Vivian.
TURNABOUT.
Nathanson, Minna.
JOURNEY IN MUSIC.
Nayfish, Angus.
MY HEART BELONGS TO GROSSERMANN.
Nébraska. University.
ALL FOOLS.
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.
A JOVIAL CREW.
THE MAID'S TRAGEDY.
THE ROAD TO RUIN.
Press.
Neher, Caspar.
JOHANNA BALK. (R)
Nehring, Ernest.
DINNER OUT. (R)
IN A BOOKSHOP. (R)
Nelbi, pseud.
Bashore.
SEE Beale, Normalee
Nelson, Marie B.
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Nemo, Henry.
VERA BERNHARDT.
Nestroy, Johann.
THREE COMEDIES,
Neubauer, Harry.
THE JULIAN CALENDAR.
RUBBLE. ODOR.
Neuber, Anton, pseud. SEE Neubauer,
Harry.
Neuenburg, Evelyn.
GENEVIEVE IS THE WACKIEST.
Neuenburg, Evelyn.
Neuenburg.
SEE Fogg, Evelyn
Neuer Theaterverlag, G.M.B.H.
DAS KALTE HERZ.
Neugebauer, Hans.
FAUSTS VERDAMMUNG.
Neves, Joseph Anthony.
THE BIG JOHN.
Nevill, Hugh.
BECAUSE THEIR HEARTS WERE PURE.. (R)
Nevill, Mrs. Hugh. SEE Nevill,
Marjorie Morland.
Nevill, Hugh Timothy Allen. :
BECAUSE THEIR HEARTS WERE PURE. (R)
Nevill, Marjorie Morland. :
BECAUSE THEIR HEARTS WERE PURE. (R)
Neville, Ann.
FOR THE LOVE OF ART.
New Look in Today's Youth.
THE WARLORD'S STORY.
Néw Version. Music,
THE DEPOT.
Newett, Arthur W., Jr.
THE FREE-NIKS.
Newkeys Music, Inc.
HARPER VALLEY GOSSIP PTA.
HARPER VALLEY PTA: THE STORY OF
HARPER VALLEY.
THANKS FOR ALL THE MILES.
Newman, Dorothy Marion.
MR. PRIME MINISTER.
Newman, Jeannie.
MR. PRIME MINISTER.
Newman, Martin.
THE MAGIC LIBRARY.
Newman, Sol.
165
AFTER MARCELLUS' DEATH IT WAS FEARED
THAT AUGUSTUS WAS LOSING HIS
AGRIPPA,.
Newton, Albert Maxwell.
ENGINEER AT ELECTRO-MECHANICAL INVEN-
TIONS, PH. EM.
THEORY ANALYSIS TO LEGAL PROBLEMS,
ATTORNEYSHIP TO LAW.
Nichols, Peter.
A DAY IN THE DEATH OF JOE EGG.
Nichols, Robert E.
BLACK IS THE NIGHT.
Nicholson, Kenyon.
THE FLYING GERARDOS. (R)
Nick, Edmund.
UBER ALLES SIEGT DIE LIEBE. (R)
Nicola, Ion.
THE INVINCIBLE.
Nicolais, Evelyn D.
STARLIGHT HILL.
Nider, George Robert.
LOVE AND SKIN.
Nightingale, Earl.
THE GENERAL IDEA.
HOLIDAY GIRL.
INVITATION TO SUCCESS.
YOUR PASSPORT TO SUCCESS.
Nightingale-Conant Corp.
THE GENERAL IDEA.
HOLIDAY GIRL.
INVITATION TO SUCCESS.
YOUR PASSPORT TO SUCCESS.
Nilssen, Jerome.
WHAT TO DO UNTIL THE DOCTOR COMES.
Nixon, Roger A.
THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY.
Nofri, Mary.
THE MOVIE IDOL.
work. Contact the U.S. Copyright Office for information about any additional records that may exist.
166
Noll, Louts.
COMMERCIAL PILOT INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE.
INDIVIDUAL CONSOLE PRIVATE PILOT
COURSE.
INSTRUMENT RATING.
Noran Pub., Inc.
THE SUCCESS GAME.
Noreault, Robert C.
THE PLAYGROUND.
Norkin, Barry.
ALL IN A NAME.
Norland, Howard B.
THE MAID'S TRAGEDY.
Norman, Fred B.
THE WALKIN' TALKIN' GAME.
Norman, William F.
DELAY MY FUNERAL.
Norris, Ruth.
MADONNA OF THE WILDERNESS. (R)
Northern, Felix A.
THE GRAND FINALE.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
H.R. - 10.
Novello & Co., Ltd.
SACRAPANT, THE SORCERER.
Nugent, Elliott.
MALE ANIMAL. (R)
Nugént, James Francis, IIT.
CLIMATE OF CONSCIENCE.
A DUST OF PEARLS.
EGGS AND TINSEL.
Nutt, Robert C.
SUMMER ROSES.
Nyberg, Cliff. SEE Nyberg, Clifford W.
Nyberg, Clifford W.
NEVER THE SUNRISE.
O
O. Henry, pseud. SEE Porter, William
Sydney.
Oboler, Arch.
THIS PRECIOUS FREEDOM. (R)
O'Brien, Madeline.
EXTRA SPATIAL SPOTS,
O'Casey, Sean.
THE SEAN O'CASEY READER.
O'Connell, Michael J.
PHILOCTETES.
O'Connell, Nada L.
YE GODS.
O'Connor, John Irwin.
JEREMY.
Octava Music Co., Ltd.
THE TENOR.
O'Donnell, Richard P.
AND OTHER CAGED BIRDS.
O'Donovan, John.
COPPERFACED JACK.
Ogden, Robert, pseud.
Walter Robert.
SEE Simpson,
Ogden, Theodore.
JAY BRUTAY, PRO QB.
DRAMAS
O'Halloran, Maura. SEE Halloran,
Marguerite Anne.
O'Hare, John M.
TWICE YEARLY, DARLING.
O'Keeffe, A. A.
EVERYTHING NICE. (R)
RINGING IN THE GROOM. (R)
Olmo, Lauro.
LA CAMISA,
THE NEWS ITEM.
Olsen, Alfa Betty.
COPPER FUTURES.
Olsher, Laura W.
THE COLLABORATION.
Olson, Esther E.
LET'S MAKE UP. (R)
Olson, Harry E., Jr.
REACH BEYOUND YOUR GRASP.
Original Music Corp.
AVANT SLANT.
Orlob, Harold.
SOUND YOUR A. (R)
Ormont, David, pseud. SEE Dale, Frank.
Orr, Mary. SEE Denham, Mary Orr.
Orsborn, Peggy Adams.
THE MEETING.
Orsini, Rudolf E.
UNFAMILIAR FEMALE.
Orton, Joe.
LOOT.
Osborne, Adam.
GRAILS.
Osborne, Kent.
KING OF THE ROAD.
Osers, Ewald.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.
Osier, Lona M. Cafferty.
BE MY OWN TRUE LOVE.
Osterhout, Michael Lee.
THE MISFIT.
SEE JACK RUN.
Otis, (Clyde.
ATTORNEY FOR THE DEFENSE.
Ott, E. Harrison, pseud. SEE Wilkin-
son, Richard Hill.
Otte, Walter G.
AIRCRAFT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS,
SECTION A, NARRATION.
AIRCRAFT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS ,
SECTION B, NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, COMMERCIAL &
REFRESHER, SECTION A, NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, COMMERCIAL &
REFRESHER, SECTION B, NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, PRIVATE PILOT
GROUND SCHOOL, SECTION A,
NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, PRIVATE PILOT
GROUND SCHOOL, SECTION B,
NARRATION.
Ough, Anne Rabun.
THE SPECTACULAR KNIGHT.
Our Children's Music Co., Inc.
JESUS IS ALL.
Oursler, Charles Fulton, Jr.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. (R)
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July—Dec.
Oursler, Fulton.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. (R)
Oursler, Grace.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. (R)
Oursler, Will.
THE WALKING GENTLEMAN. (R)
Ovanessian, Raymond.
LE PRINCE DE MADRID.
Overground Productions, Ine.
THE OTHER WAY AROUND.
Overton, William.
PECOS BILL AND THE INDIANS.
Qwens, Rochelle.
FUTZ AND WHAT CAME AFTER.
Owens, Rochelle. SEE Economou, Rochelle
Qwens.
Owens, Ruth M.
THE CREATURE OF THE SWAMP.
PS Co.
PUTNEY SWOPE.
Pacé, Billy James.
SHIRLEY COMING HOME.
Packard, William.
SANDRA AND THE JANITOR.
Packer, William A., pseud.
Packer A.
SEE William,
Packwood, Robert W.
BUSINESS LAW LECTURES.
Paget, Claude Andre.
THE HAPPY DAYS. (R)
Palace Music Co., Ltd.
DEPARTURE.
Palven, Agatha M.
PEGGY.
Pandiscio, Alfred A.
CLASSICAL ELECTROMAGNETISM: AN INTRO-
DUCTION.
Paolelli, Rockne D.
A SLIGHT IMPERFECTION.
Papell, Stan.
HAVE YOU ANY WOOL.
Park, David A.
SUMMER SESSION.
Parker, Mary Patton.
THE GOLDEN RAPE.
Parks, Jerre Bryan.
A CUP FULL OF SUN.
Parsons, Marion Randall.
I LOVE A LADY.
Pasatieri, Thomas.
LA DIVINA.
Paskman, Dailey.
JACK OF HEARTS. (R)
Passuth, Laszlo.
MADRIGAL.
Pastor, Tony, Jr.
HOLE IN THE WALL.
1968
Pastreich, Tzipporah.
BARRELS OF ILLEGAL.
Patell, Salim.
HI FIDELITY.
Paterson, Morton L.
A GIFT FOR JEANIE.
Patrick, John.
EVERYBODY'S GIRL.
LOVE IS A TIME OF DAY.
THE WILLOW AND I. (R)
Patten, Annie L.
THE DEVIL'S TURMOIL.
Patten, Irving W.
VACATION FROM LOVE.
Patterson, George.
BLINDMAN'S BLUFF.
Patton, Mary. SEE Parker, Mary Patton.
Paul, Olga.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNA. (R)
LYSISTRATA. (R)
Paul, Rick D., pseud.
SEE Paolelli,
Rockne D.
Paul, Robert A.
THE TOWER OF BABEL.
Paulson, Arvid.
THE BLACK GLOVE.
THE BURNED PREMISE.
Pavel, Frances K.
A ROBIN HOOD, SICILIAN STYLE.
Pavor, S.A.
HALFWAY UP THE TREE.
Payne, Dolores Walker.
OX-ROAST.
Paynter, John.
THE TELL-TALE HARP.
Peabody, Richard G.
THE SKIER.
Peacock, Benjamin Bruce.
WEAVE A CIRCLE ROUND HIM THRICE.
Peakman, Harry.
THE BLUE BEAR,
Pearlstein, Patricia H.
NO DEPOSIT, NO RETURN.
Pearson, Carol Lynn.
THE M.I.A. BOOK OF PLAYS.
THINK YOUR WAY TO A MILLION.
Peck, Kenneth Lee.
WINIFRED THE WONDERFUL GENIE.
Peele, George.
. SACRAPANT, THE SORCERER.
Peeples, Edwin.
FANTASY ON AN EMPTY STAGE. (R)
Pelikan, Maria Massey.
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
SALOME .
Pembleton, Arthur.
WATER ISLAND.
Pendleton, James D.
THE OBSCENE VERSE OF MAGDALENE RAN-
DALIMAN.
Penn, Jay, pseud. SEE Dulock, Jerre
Pennington.
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NAME INDEX
Penney, Edmund F.
RUNNING IN THE WIND.
Penny, Martin.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
THE LITTLE SWEEP.
Penouilh, Robert.
ANTS ON THE SUGAR BOWL.
“ Peplin, Stephen Cc.
ODDS, 23 TO 1.
Peppard, George.
THE SAGA OF LONGJOHNS.
Percy, Edward,
Percy.
pseud. SEE Smith, Edward
Perélman, Laura.
NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. (R)
Perélman, Sidney Joseph.
NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. (R)
Peretti, Hugo.
MAGGIE FLYNN.
Pergamon Press, Ltd.
LA CAMISA.
Perlmutter, Leonard L.
THE VENUS PROBE.
Perrin, Sam.
THE FAMILY THAT STAYS TOGETHER.
Perry, Rosslyn.
LONELY WATCHER OF THE SKIES.
Persall, Mishael Navonad.
BLACK MASS ON MONDAY NOON,
Petersen, Donald G.
THE ENEMY IS DEAD.
Petersen, Jean.
GRANDPA.
Peterson, Agnes Emelie.
THE CHRISTMAS LAMB. (R)
Peterson, David C.
STRADDLEBUG.
Peterson, Marvin.
THE FLIGHT OF AURORA I.
Petrella, Frank Peter.
A HOUSE IN NAPLES.
Petrow, Eugen.
DAS GOLDENE KALB.
Petty, George.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION, NUMBER 4,
FOUNDATIONS ENGLISH 091.
Phillips, Donald kK.
W. S. GILBERT'S CREATURES OF
IMPULSE. (R)
Phillips, Frank.
EXPOSURE.
Phillips, Louis J., Jr.
LOOK DOWN, DOWN, DOWN ON THE
NIGHTINGALE.
Phinney, Richard.
RADIO SCRIPTS DESCRIBING FOREIGN
COUNTRIES.
Pianti, Romano Piacentino.
A ROBIN HOOD, SICILIAN STYLE.
Piave, Francesco Maria.
I DUE FOSCARI.
Piechiarollo, John.
THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF AN
AIRLINE STEWARDESS.
Pickett,: Kathleen.
TO HELL AND BACK.
Pierce, Christabéel.
THE VISION.
Piersall, Michel, pseud. SEE
Persall, Mishael Navonad.
Piké, Lawrence S,.
PICARESQUE.
Pine, Roger, pseud. SEE Tannenbaum,
Julius.
Pinkney, Ida Wilson.
TREES OF EDEN,
Pinnn Productions.
THE PRACTICAL SCIENCE OF SUPERMAR-
KETING.
Pint Size Productions.
ASTROPAN THE MIRTHIAN.
Pinter, Harold.
L!ANNIVERSATRE.
Piotrowski, Andrew.
OX-ROAST.
Pitkow, Michael.
THE SYNCOPATED COIN-OPERATED FULLY-
AUTOMATIC LAUNDROMAT.
Pitt, Jo Jane.
MASKS OF CHRISTMAS,
Plante, Jacques.
LE PRINCE DE MADRID.
Plomer, William.
THE BURNING FIERY FURNACE.
Plautus, Titus Maccius.
MENAECHMUS & MENAECHMUS.
THREE PLAYS BY PLAUTUS.
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION.
Poe, Edgar Allan.
THE CASK OF AMONTILLADO.
Poire, Francoise.
LA FACTURE.
Pollack, Janice.
SCAT, SCAT COPYCAT.
Pollock, Muriel.
CHRISTMAS EVE IN A TOY SHOP. (R)
Polny, Donald.
THE GHOST SONG.
Pomerantz, Edward.
BRISBURIAL.
WHO DO YOU HIT.
Pompilio, Victor A.
THE BEGINNING OF A NEW GENERATION.
FAITH, HOPE AND TOLERANCE.
THE HANGING OF ARTHUR PERKINS.
HAZEL'S IRISH BROTHER.
THE HOLE IN THE LAKE.
SMOKE CREEK RANCH.
SMOKE CREEK SAM.
THE TENDERFOOT DRUGGIST.
Ponch, Martin.
WHAT TIME, WHAT DAY.
Ponth, Nancy.
G.I. WANNA COME HOME
WHAT TIME, WHAT DAY.
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Pope, Virginia Mi
MIXED BLOOD.
Popplewell, Jack.
DEAR CHILDREN.
Poquelin, Jean Baptiste.
A DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. (R)
SOME VERSIONS OF MOLIERE'S SCHOOL
FOR WIVES.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
Pordes-Milo, A. S.
DER JUXBARON. (R)
Porter, William Sydney.
A MUNICIPAL REPORT.
SHOES AND SHIPS.
THE WHIRLIGIG OF LIFE,
Posey, Virginia.
EXTRA SPATIAL SPOTS.
Potts International Corp.
MR. LINCOLN.
Potvin, Eve Smallwood.
THE MINK COAT.
Powell, Arnold F.
THEFAMILYETCETERA, PT. III: GIVE MY
LOVE TO THE FOLKS.
Powell, Francis.
RHONDA AND RAFAEL.
Powell, Percival H.
MOON MAGIC.
Poyser, Thomas 0.
HEBT U MOEILIJKHEDEN MET MENSEN.
Praml, Joseph Patrick.
THE MONEY MAN.
Presser (Theodore) Co.
BARTLEBY.
LA DIVINA.
THE IMPRESSARIO.
Preston, Anthony Glenwood.
MADONNA OF THE TRASH CANS.
Preston, L. E.
WHO AM I.
Preston, Ray.
THE GROVE.
Preston, Robert Williamson.
HAVE YOU BEEN READING THE TIMES TODAY.
Prettner, Nancy Quinn.
FIBBER MCGEE & MOLLY. (R)
Previn, Dory.
THE IMPRESSARIO.
Prewitt, Nylene.
BALMY KNIGHTS. (R)
Price, Naomi.
L'ACCES A UNE VIE NOUVELLE.
Priestley, John Boynton.
WHEN WE ARE MARRIED. (R)
Priley, Margaret Ann Hubbard.
HE PASSED THIS WAY. (R)
Pritts, Roy.
A PERFECTLY INNOCENT AFFAIR.
Procaccino, Michael.
THE ONICCA CORP.
Prosono, Adele.
THE KIND KING WHO HAD THE HICCUPS.
TWINKEE LEARNS TO YODEL.
WHEN IS MY BIRTHDAY.
DRAMAS
Provence, Jean.
ANYBODY'S MILLION. (R)
QUICKIES. (R)
TOO MANY STARS. (R)
Provins, William H.
THE ADVENTURES OF JIM HARPER.
Provost, Consuela M.
BLACK IS WHITE.
Psychological Resources, Inc.
INSTRUCTIONS.
Pulitzer, Johanna.
VEILCHENREDOUTE. (R)
Pullman, Saul.
THE LAST TIME I SAW MOMMY AND DADDY.
Pulman, Jack.
THE HAPPY APPLE.
Purcell, William Frank.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINING ACTIVITIES SCHOOL.
Quaife, Elise West.
DINNER OUT. (R)
IN A BOOKSHOP, (R)
Quinlan, Regina.
UNDERSTANDING OUR SEXUALITY.
Quinn, Don,
FIBBER MCGEE & MOLLY. (R)
Quinn, Edythe Dixon,
FIBBER MCGEE & MOLLY. (R)
Quinn, John Jeffrey.
FIBBER MCGEE & MOLLY. (R)
Quintana, Ricardo.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Quirk, Thomas Joseph, Jr.
JOLLY ROGER.
TOMORROW WITH LOVE.
RKO General, Inc.
JOY OF LIVING. (R)
SHE'S GOT EVERYTHING. (R)
Rabb, Bernard.
THE HISTORY OF SPORTS.
Raby, Peter H.
THE THREE MUSKETEERS.
Racine, Jean.
THREE CLASSICAL PLAYS.
Radér, Darrell.
DIVORCE.
I DO BELIEVE THE LORD ABOVE.
Raine, Margaret Muir.
BLACKOUT. (R)
Ramsden, Evelyn.
PEOPLE AND ROBBERS OF CARDEMON TOWN.
Ranck, Robert.
SAGA OF THE STEWART.
Rank, Jerry Rees.
AN EDITION OF THE COMEDIA DE CALISTO
ET MELIBEA, SEVILLE, 1501, WITH
COMMENTARY ON VARIANTS AND
FILIATION OF EARLY TEXTS OF THE
CELESTINA.
Rankovitch, Jean Michel.
PARSITHOR.
July—Dec.
Raphaelson, Samson.
THE BEDROOM.
EVERYBODY IS WONDERFUL. (R)
Rasky, Harry.
THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT.
Rattigan, Terence.
A MUTUAL PAIR.
PAS DE DEUX.
Raucher, Herman.
DEVIL AT MY HEELS.
ECHOES OF ALLISON BROWN.
SUMMER OF '4e.
THREE FEET TO GERMANY.
Rauworth, Mary.
ONE STORY HOUSE.
Ravel, Aviva.
NO MORE KETCHUP.
Rawls, Lou.
LIFE TIME MONOLOGUE.
Rawls (Lou) Music.
LIFE TIME MONOLOGUE.
Rayburn, Fran.
CHRISTMAS AT BRIDGET DOOLEY'S. (R)
Rayford, William H.
MY FUTURE LOOKS GOOD.
Raymond, Eva Maria. .
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY. (R)
Raymond, Fred. :
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY. (R)
Reach, James.
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. (R)
BIRDS OF A FEATHER. (R)
ELEVEN AGAINST THE SEA. (R)
GOOD NEIGHBORS. (R)
GRANDMA AND THE AMERICAN WAY. (R)
HIS FATHER'S SON. (R)
IT HAPPENED AT MIDNIGHT. (R)
MR,’ SNOOP IS MURDERED. (R)
OLD SCHOOL SPIRIT. (R)
ONCE EVERY YEAR. (R)
PETER. (R)
TENNIS CLUB MYSTERY. (R)
THOSE WERE THE DAYS. (R)
WAGON TO THE STARS. (R)
Rechy, John.
MOMMA AS SHE BECAME, BUT NOT AS SHE
WAS.
Reéd, Joel M.
SEX BY ADVERTISEMENT.
THE STRIKERS.
Reeder, Pierre de. SEE De Reeder,
Pierre.
Reeid, Nathaniel Edward.
PILATE AND THE CROSS. (R)
Reemsnyder, Marlene M.
THE SECRET OF FRIEBERG.
Reese, Trevor, pseud. SEE Donegan,
Martin.
Reeve, Franklin D.
CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN DRAMA.
Reeves, Jim.
JIM REEVES ON STAGE.
Reeves (Mary) Inc.
JIM REEVES ON STAGE.
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Reichman, Richard.
PLAY.
TSAR BORIS.
Reid, LaVerne.
THESE MODERN PARENTS.
Reiley, Franklin Claxton.
FIND YOURSELF A MURDERER.
Reilly, John Terrence.
JAIME.
Rein, Robert.
GROW WITH ME.
Reinheimer, Howard E.
A WORID ELSEWHERE. (R)
Reinhold, Robert, pseud.
Robert.
Reiser, Robert S.
THE AUGUST INSURRECTION OF NATE
SHAPTRO.
TWO ONE ACTS.
SEE Rein,
Reiss, A.G. Theaterverlag.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.
KONIG JOHANN.
Resnik, Henry S.
WALK RIGHT IN, A RADICAL IN THE PLAY-
GROUND.
Responsive Environments Corp.
LET'S TALK ABOUT NOISES.
LOOK WRITE HEAR.
ReVeal, Wilber I.
KIM.
Rew, Tacie Hanna.
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS. (R)
Reynolds, Alice P.
HER OWN PARADISE.
Reynolds, Vera G. Jackson.
THE PROPHECIES FULFILLED. (R)
Rhinehart, John.
THE MOUNTAIN MEN.
Rhymer, Paul.
VIC AND SADE. (R)
Rhymer, Mrs. Paul M.
Vic AND SADE. (R)
Rhymer, Paul Parke.
VIC AND SADE. (R)
Ribken, George Allen, Sr.
CRIME IN TIME.
Ribman, Ronald.
THE CEREMONY OF INNOCENCE.
Ribner, Irving.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST.
Ricé, Rosemary.
COME TO THE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
HEY KIDS, LET'S SING.
PATRICK LEADS THE PARADE.
Rich, Irene R.
PICCADILLY.
Rich, Ron.
BIG TIME BUCK WHITE.
Richards, Béah.
ONE IS A CROWD.
Richards, Stanley.
THE BEST SHORT PLAYS, 1968.
Richardson, Cleve.
OH, THAT DANDY DAY IN CASEVILLE TOWN.
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NAME INDEX
Richardson, Cleve A.
THE RAVINE.
RUNNING IN THE WIND.
Richardson, James Thornton.
ANIMAL STORIES.
Richey, Madlyn Lee.
THE SEPARATION.
Richmond, John W.
BOOKKEEPING (FIRST YEAR) SECOND
SEMESTER.
Richonne, Richard N.
THE NOBEL PRIZE.
Richter, Carolyn.
THE CONVERSION OF PATROLMAN O'CONNOR.
Richter, Franz.
KEINE SINTFLUT FUR NOAH.
Richter, Joseph Alan.
THAT'S MY STYLE.
Ricordt (Gs) &iG., sSeP eA
L'AVVENTURIERO.
IL P0ZZO E IL PENDOLO.
Rieff, James H.
VIENNA SCHNITZEL.
Riggan, Richard.
THE RETURN OF CHRISTOPHER.
Riggs, Lynn.
A WORLD ELSEWHERE. (R)
Riley, E. Alice.
WHAT'S A MOTHER TO DO.
Riley, Thomas Nord.
THE ARMORED DOVE.
Ring, Barbara.
NORTH FLIES SOUTH. (R)
Ring, Nellie T.
TURNING POINT.
Ringkamp, Jonathan.
EVERYMAN.
Rink, Mrs. Alvin.
LIFE BRINGS DEATH.
Ritchie, William, pseud.
William Ritchie.
Ritter, Fred.
THE FRIJOLE FINK.
SEE Carpenter,
Rivkin, Laura H. Kerr.
THREE PLAYS IN A PATIO.
Rizzo, Stephen P.
BLUE DAWN.
Rizzuto, Gerald J.
DIALOGUES, LITURGIES, ONE-LINERS, IN-
TERVIEWS, ROUTINES III.
Robbins, Alicia, pseud. SEE Burt,
Mary.
Robertson, Earl Lawrence.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Robertson, Mrs. George L.
FROM OUT OF NOWHERE.
Robinson, Charles K.
THE FLYING GERARDOS. (R)
Robinson, Cleophus.
ROSE OF SHARON.
Robinson, Smith Garrett.
THE AUTOMATION OF EDDIE PEREZ.
Roche, Paul.
THREE PLAYS BY PLAUTUS.
Rocket Pictures, Inc.
HOW TO SELL REAL ESTATE SUCCESSFULLY.
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Rockey, Palmer.
PRINCE OF PEACE.
Roda, Roc, pseud.
SEE Richonne,
Richard N.
Rodale, Jerome I.
SOME VERSIONS OF MOLIERE'S SCHOOL
FOR WIVES.
Rode, C., pseud. SEE Schwantes, Vera.
Rodéheaver Co.
THE ANGELIC SONG. (R)
ANOTHER BABE OF BETHLEHEM.
CHRISTMAS IN CUBA,
THE SINGING HEART. (R)
Rogers, Carl A.
MUSTANG VS. FOKKER.
Rogers, David.
THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES.
Rogers, Harold.
SCIENTIFIC PRAYER.
Rogers, Tony. SEE Rogers, Carl A.
Rohléder, Patricia.
AS FLIES.
Rolfs, Hans Wilhelm.
FLIGHT INTO FANTASY.
Romanelli, Ralph.
IN RE: THE DAZZLER.
Romberg, Sigmund.
NEW ORLEANS. (R)
Ronkin, Mary Cohan.
RETURN OF THE VAGABOND. (R)
Roop, Robert Vaux.
THE NTH POSITION.
Root, Lynn.
WAYWARD STALLION.
Root, Wells.
AS YOU ARE. (R)
Roper, Carol.
GOODBY, GOODBY.
Rosa, Bernard.
SAY CHEESE.
Rosé, H. Barry.
THE COMMODITY MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT
FRANCHISE PLAN.
Rose, Millicent.
HANSEL AND GRETEL.
Rosebrook, Lois W.
THE GOOD MAMA FAIRY.
Rosén, Richard.
THE FRIEND IN THE CAVE.
Rosenbaum, Benjamin.
THE FIRST MR. JOHNSON.
Rosenberg, Michael Elan.
ROMEO AND THE CHORUS.
Rosenberg, Philip.
LUGGAGELESS TRAVEL.
Rosenfeld; Lawrence.
THE SSSSLITHERING SSSSCOURGE.
Rosenthal, Ben J.
ARE YOU LISSENIN, GOD.
PA.
Rosetree, Benjamin, pseud.
baum, Benjamin.
SEE Rosen-
Rosner, Paul.
FLEISHMAN RISING.
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Rosofsky, Iris Faye.
MOTHER.
Ross, David Michael.
LOCKED IN HOPELESSNESS.
Ross, David P., Jr.
THE MEETING.
Ross, George.
WITH THIS RING.
Ross, LaVerna A. Smith.
THE DOCTOR HAS A DOUBLE.
Ross, Mayvene.
MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL.
Rossellini, Renzo.
L'AVVENTURIERO.
Rossi, Betty.
EXTRA SPATIAL SPOTS.
Rossi, Edward.
A MAESTRA AMERICANA E LO SCOLARO.
Rossi, Heddy E.
SUICIDE QUEUE.
Rossini, Gioacchino.
OTELLO.
Rossman, Michael.
ON LEARNING AND SOCIAL CHANGE.
Rostand, Edmond.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
Rosten, Leo.
THE EDUCATION OF HYMAN KAPLAN.
Rotcop, J. Kenneth.
AWAKE MONIQUE.
Rothenberg, Jerome.
FUTZ AND WHAT CAME AFTER,
Rothman, Ann K,
A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN.
Rowe, Virginia C.
TALISMAN.
Rowland, Henry, pseud. SEE George,
Charles.
Royalty Editions Musicales.
LE PRINCE DE MADRID.
Rozov, Victor.
CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN DRAMA.
Rubalsky, Eva. SEE Ravel, Aviva.
Rubine, George.
RUFUS.
Rukavina, Mary Ann. SEE Sures, Mary
Ann Rukavina.
Rumbold, Zoe Akins.
THE HAPPY DAYS. (R)
Russell, Charlie L.
GLADYS.
Russell, Mary.
THREE SONS. (R)
Rutherford, Carolyn M.
THE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER.
Rutan, Leo.
GOTT IST TOT! KILLED ALONG WITH
JAMES BOND IN A FOUR CAR COLLISION
ON THE LOS ANGELES FREEWAY.
Ryerson, Florence. SEE Clements,
Florence Ryerson.
Ryerson, Hal.
GIRL ABOUT TOWN. (R)
GLAMOUR PREFERRED. (R)
Rys, Jan.
KONZENTRATION.
DRAMAS
Sabath, Bernard.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
THE SUMMER MORNING VISITOR.
Sabatini, Rafael.
THAT'S MY STYLE.
Sadows, Jack, pseud. SEE Sadowsky,
Jacob.
Sadowsky, Jacob.
THE SON DEFENDS HIS MOTHER.
Saffron, Rose.
THIS FAMILY.
Sagan, Francoise.
THE HORSE THAT SWOONED.
Saikin, Stephen.
MR. OLLIE'S HERE.
Saint Germain Press, Inc.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED ARCHANGEL
MICHAEL.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED LORD MAHA
CHOHAN.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED LORD MAITREYA.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED MASTER JESUS
THE CHRIST.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED MIGHTY ASTREA.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED MIGHTY ELOHIM
CYCLOPEA.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY BELOVED MIGHTY
VICTORY.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY GREAT ANGEL DEVA OF
THE JADE TEMPLE.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY GREAT ASCENDED
BEING, GODDESS OF LIGHT.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY GREAT COSMIC ANGEL ON
WHOSE CROWN BLAZES THE WORD -
UNION.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY GREAT ELOHIM, BELOVED
MIGHTY HERCULES.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY GREAT ELOHIM OF
BURTIY.S
- CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY ARCHANGEL
MICHAEL.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY BLESSED
HERCULES.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY BLESSED SAINT
GERMAIN.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY CYCLOPEA.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY MIGHTY ELOHIM OF
PEACE.
CORRESPONDING TO THE RECORDED
DICTATION BY PRECIOUS DADDY.
DICTATION BY BELOVED MIGHTY LANTO;
JUNE 30, 1966, CHICAGO, ILL.
RECORDING DECREES AGAINST RIOTS,
MRS. G. W. BALLARD & I AM STUDENTS.
St. James, Jason, pseud. SEE
Anuskiewicz, James M.
Salacrou, Armand.
HISTOIRE DE RIRE. (R)
Salem, James M.
THE WIRLIGIG OF LIFE.
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Salem, Kenneth George.
SOUND WAVES YOU REALLY SEE.
Salsa, Francesco Berio di. SEE Berio
di Salsa, Francesco.
Salser, Carl W.
BOOKKEEPING (FIRST YEAR) SECOND
SEMESTER.
FULL-KEY MACHINE.
20TH CENTURY TYPEWRITING.
Samberg, Benjamin.
LAUGH ALONG WITH PINCUS.
THE STORY OF LIFE.
Samuels, Arthur.
BALLADE.
Satiuels, Gertrude.
THE CORRUPTERS.
San Lorenzo, Don Fico de, pseud.
SEE Ealer, Frederick S.
Sanders, Jean.
THE STRANGE GIFTS.
Sanders, Thomas E.
THE DISCOVERY OF DRAMA.
Sanderson, Paul E.
WHY AVIATION EDUCATION.
Sanderson Films, Ine.
AIRCRAFT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS,
SECTION A, NARRATION.
AIRCRAFT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS ,
SECTION B, NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, COMMERCIAL &
REFRESHER, SECTION A, NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, COMMERCIAL &
REFRESHER, SECTION B, NARRATION.
F.A. REGULATIONS, PRIVATE PILOT
GROUND SCHOOL, SECTION A,
NARRATION.
F,A. REGULATIONS, PRIVATE PILOT
GROUND SCHOOL, SECTION B,
NARRATION.
IFR PLANNING & VON FLIGHT, SECTION
A-C NARRATION.
IFR REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES,
SECTION A-C.
INSTRUMENT FLIGHT CHARTS, SECTION
A-C, NARRATION.
INSTRUMENTS & SYSTEMS, SECTION A-C.
METEOROLOGY, SECTION A-C, NARRATION.
NAVIGATION AND RADIO, SECTION A-C.
NAVIGATION, SECTION A-C, NARRATION.
RADIO NAVIGATION, SECTION A-B,
NARRATION.
WHY AVIATION EDUCATION.
Sandler, Bobby.
THE DOOR.
THE METHOD ACTOR.
Sandler, Theodore D.
THE GAME.
Santanastaso, Calvin F.
I WANT THAT YOU SHOULD BE HAPPY.
Santo, Cal, pseud. SEE Santanastaso,
Calvin F.
Santos, Joseph.
HIS BROTHER'S ENEMY.
Saroyan, William.
THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE; SWEENEY IN
THE TREES; AND ACROSS THE BOARD
ON TOMORROW MORNING. (R)
LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG. (R)
Satuloff, Robert.
DIALOGUE FOR VOICES AND SHOTGUN.
Saunders, Allen.
A CROWN ON THE HALL TREE. (R)
Savage, George.
YOUNG ADVENTURE. (R)
1968
Savage, Peter.
Peter.
SEE Petrella, Frank
Saxon, Shalom, pseud.
Shalom.
SEE Zaksenberg,
Schaller, Stephan.
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
Schefrin, Aram.
WE'RE HAVING GERRY FOR DINNER.
Schiffman, Carl H.
THE FLOATING SADS.
Schild, Kurt W.
GERMAN CONVERSATIONAL READER.
Schiller, Richard.
AND STILL GOING STRONG.
Schmidt, Harry.
DUCK WANTS TO LIE DOWN.
Schnéider, Anne Kaufman.
ACADEMY WINNER. (R)
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE. (R)
THREE ACTS. (R)
Schneider, Carolyn Roy.
THE SHOEMAKER AND THE ELVES.
Schoop, Mike.
THE HANGOUT.
Schott's (B.) Séhne.
FAUSTS VERDAMMUNG.
Schrift, Shirley.
THE NOISY PASSENGER.
Schultze, Norbert.
DAS KALTE HERZ.
Schwalb, Samuel H.
ESTIE.
HEY MIKE.
SPEAK THROUGH ANGELS.
WAKE OF ANGELS.
YOU CAN LIVE IF CHARLEY NEWMAN WILL
LET YOU.
Schwantes, Vera.
DAS GOLDENE KALB.
Schwartz, Delmore.
SHENANDOAH. (R)
Schwartz, Kenneth.
SHENANDOAH. (R)
Schwartz, Walter.
SEMPRE LIBRA.
Scoggin, James Russell, Jr.
THE OUTSIDE'S IN.
Seott, Foresman & Co.
THE DISCOVERY OF DRAMA.
TRANSLATION KEY FOR PLAUTUS FOR
READING AND PRODUCTION.
Seripture Press Publications, Inc.
PUPPET PLAYS.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
THE PRINCIPLES OF PERSUASION.
Sebastian, Michael,
THE STAR WITHOUT A NAME.
Seelen, Elpha Lee.
THE G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Seelen, Jerry.
THE G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Seid, Ruth.
THE SURVIVORS.
Seiffer, David A.
THE ASPIRANTS.
THE CHRISTMAS CLOSET.
Seiler, Michael R.
PHASE ONE.
TO YOU.
NAME INDEX
Seligman, Marjorie.
SOLO READINGS FOR RADIO AND CLASS
WORK. (R)
Sellen.
G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Sellen, pseud. SEE Seelen, Jerry.
Septant, June.
LA CONCHA.
FIRE.
Seérei, Charles,
THE LINGUISTIC PREHISTORY OF PEOPLES
BELONGING TO THE URALIC FAMILY OF
LANGUAGES.
Sergava, Katharine.
THREE-QUARTERS OF AN HOUR.
Sergel, Carol Johnston.
A FLEA IN HER EAR.
Sergel, Christopher.
THAT GROOVY GURU.
Séeuil, Editions du.
LA FORET NOTRE & LE TROISIEME
CONCERTO.
ZALMEN .
Sexton, Conway, pseud.
Richard Vaughn.
SEE Besoyan,
Seymour, Lorraine Michele.
CLOTHES ALWAYS MAKE THE MAN.
THE GUARDING OF THE CHANGES.
Shafer, Chase.
MAKE LOVE NOT FOOD.
Shafer, Mrs. Chase.
Gardner.
SEE Shafer, Jani
Shafer, Duane Russell.
WINIFRED THE WONDERFUL GENIE.
Shafer, Jani Gardner.
MAKE LOVE NOT FOOD.
Shakespeare.
THE MERCHANT OF VENUS.
Shakespeare, William.
ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
CHRISTOPHER SLY.
CYMBELINE.
FALSTAFF.
THE FAMOUS HISTORY OF TH
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
KING LEAR.
KONIG JOHANN.
LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST.
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
LIFE OF
Shannon, Martha Bayly.
THE LOWLY KING. (R)
THE SONGS OF CHRISTMAS. (R)
Shannon, Mattie B.
THE ANGELIC SONG. (R)
NEW CHRISTMAS DRAMAS. (R)
Shapiro.
THE G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Shapiro. SEE Shapiro, Dan.
Shapiro, Arnold.
AWAKE MONIQUE.
Shapiro, Dan.
G-STRING QUARTETTE. (R)
Shappart, Mel, pseud. SEE Dumoulié,
M. G.
Shappin, Irwin.
ZWINCH'S ANCHORAGE.
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Sharp, R. Farquharson.
A DOLL'S HOUSE.
Shattuck, Roger.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
Shaw, Bernard.
BLACK GIRL.
PYGMALION.
Shaw, Guilbert Tito.
COME BACK, BERLIN, ALL IS FORGIVEN.
IMMORTAL SUMMER.
Shaw, Tod, pseud.
Thomas J.
SEE Sherrill,
Shaw, William C,
THE SENSITIVE ONES.
TEST OF LOVE.
Shea, Janice Rentchler.
CHARLES DICKENS IN ILLINOIS.
Shefter, Harry.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
A DOLL'S HOUSE.
PYGMALION.
Sheldon, Naomi.
PETER AND ANNE, FOREVER.
UNDER ORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES.
Shenberg, Roy.
COME DANCE IN THE FOUNTAIN,
Shepard, Calvin.
MINI SKIRTS.
Sher, Rose.
ALICE IN SMART-ALECKLAND.
BLACK WHITE POWER,
FIRST VARIATION OF THE RISE AND DE-
CLINE OF THE BIRD-BRAIN DINASOUR.
Sherby, Edward.
THE STATE VS. SIEGFRIED GOTTGETREU.
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley.
THE RIVALS.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sherman, Herbert Jerome.
HOW YOU CAN HAVE GREAT TASTING DRINK-
ING WATER.
Sherman, Martin.
NEXT YEAR IN JERUSALEM.
THE NIGHT BEFORE PARIS.
Sherman, Martin G.
THINGS WENT BADLY IN WESTPHALIA.
Sherman, Mary Reiter.
THE TOWN MUSICIANS OF BREMEN.
Shermer, Matt.
LEONARDO.
Sherrill, Thomas J.
GAY WORLD.
Shipman, Willie Cc.
JOHN BROWN AND THE NEW ERA,
Shishkov, Stefan.
IN THE DAYS OF STALIN.
Shoenbohm, Gertrude.
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA.
Shure, Robert.
OH, GLORIA.
Shuren, Charline Osgood.
THE PEARLS STAY ON.
Shyre, Paul.
THE PRESIDENT IS DEAD.
Sifre, Pedro Manuel Court.
ORIENTALIA AND WESTERN MENTAL
RAPPORT.
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Sigaux, Gilbert.
CORNEILLE, I.
CORNEILLE, II.
Siger, Leonard P.
THE HIGHER DEPTHS.
Sigismondi, Aldo.
THE SPIPER AND THE MARIONETTES.
Sigurd, Jacques,
ONCE A MONTH.
Silenzi, Roselyn Roddick.
THE LADY IS ABROAD.
Silva, Howard da. SEE Da Silva, Howard.
Silverman, Allen B.
WORLD OF ILLUSION.
Silverman, Murray B.
HEADLINES AMERICA.
THE WITNESS-CAPITOL DIALOGUE.
Simens, Donaid.
UNTITLED SCREEN PLAY.
Simms, Willard S.
THE PASSING OF AN ACTOR.
Simon, John.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
Simpson, Walter Robert.
THY WILL BE DONE.
Sinclair, Jo, pseud. SEE Seid, Ruth.
Singer, Campbell.
WITH THIS RING.
Singer, Joseph.
WHAT NOW, SANDY TIFLIS.
Skillan, George.
KING LEAR.
Sklar, George.
AND PEOPLE. ALL AROUND.
Skolnick, Zan.
DOWN FROM THE HILL.
Smith, Betty.
HEROES JUST HAPPEN. (R)
Smith, Chester Leo.
THE MURDER IN THAT DAMN ELEVATOR AT
THE CHATEAU MARMONT.
THE RETURN OF JACK,
Smith, Donald Wayne.
LOCKED IN HOPELESSNESS.
Smith, Dorothy.
I LOVE YOU BOTH.
Smith, Edward Percy.
LADIES IN RETIREMENT. (R)
Smith, Mrs. Edward Percy.
LADIES IN RETIREMENT. (R)
Smith, Effie.
HARPER VALLEY GOSSIP PTA.
Smith, Frances Dyer Eckardt.
THE STEADFAST HILLS. (R)
Smith, Harry S.
NEITHER YOUNG NOR OLD.
Smith, Jean Wheeler.
0. C.'S HEART.
Smith, Joyce Camille.
THE DAYS IN THE LIFE ON AN ANT HILL.
Smith, LaVerna A.
Smith.
Smith, Moyne Rice.
7 PLAYS & HOW TO PRODUCE THEM.
Smith, Miles G.
THE ENGAGEMENT.
SEE Ross, LaVerna A.
DRAMAS
Smith, Mrs. Rockwell. SEE Smith,
Frances Dyer Eckardt.
Smith, Ronald J.
FAR FROM THE VALLEY OF GREEN.
Smith, Thomas Erskine.
TIN EAR.
Smith, Thorne.
YE GODS.
Snook, Lee Owen.
TWO MINUTES TO GO. (R)
Snook, Mrs. Lee Owen.
TWO MINUTES TO GO. (R)
Sobanski, Hans Joachim.
DER GLASBLASER. (R)
Society of the Living Christ, Seattle.
SERMON AND LESSON NO,1.
Somerfeld, Robert.
REVERIES OF A STREETCLEANER.
REVERSE ENGLISH.
Sophocles.
OEDIPUS AT COLONUS. (R)
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA,
PHILOCTETES.
PLAYS BY FOUR TRAGEDIANS.
TWILIGHT ALLEY.
Sophos, John Michael.
THE DISCOVERY.
Soria, Dorle J.
I DUE FOSCARI.
Southern, Hal.
MR. LINCOLN.
Southgate, Howard.
HE'S SOMEWHERE IN THE HOUSE.
Spencer, Jerome, pseud.
SEE Herz,
Jerome Spencer,
Spewack, Bella,
ACT OF VIRTUE.
TROUSERS TO MATCH. (R)
Spewack, Sam.
ACT OF VIRTUE.
Spewack, Samuel.
TROUSERS TO MATCH. (R)
Spiering, Frank.
EXHIBITION,
Spinelle, Thomas F.
IN THE CASE OF ARMSTRONG, EDGAR
EUGENE.
Spitzer, Lewis F.
FRINGE BENEFIT.
Springer, Don.
THE HANGOUT.
Springer, Lawrence J.
KIM.
Stachon, Adolf, pseud.
Adolf.
SEE Sztacho,
Stachon, Jina, pseud.
Jina.
Stambler, Peter Lane.
THE CHAMELEONS! FEAST.
SEE Sztacho,
Stanley, Sharon Hall.
SHOWDOWN.
Stafshall,.V.
BIG SHOT.
Stark, Kenneth W.
IODINE AS A SEMICONDUCTIVE RELAY
MODULE.
IODINE AS A SEMICONDUCTIVE RESISTOR.
July—Dec.
THE METHANOL CATYLIST AC BATTERY.
POLYETHYLENE DI-OXIDE IN HYDRYLLIC
SYSTEMS.
Starr, Marie.
TWILIGHT ALLEY.
Stasheff, Edward.
W. S. GILBERT'S CREATURES OF
IMPULSE. (R)
Stathas, Thalia.
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.
Stetker, Elizabeth.
A MAN'S SONG.
Steele, Belva Dare Harris.
LISTEN AND REMEMBER.
Stehman, Frederick Godfrey.
THE MONEY SHOW.
Steier, Herb.
THE SENATOR AND THE RACKETEZR.
Stein, Charles Happy.
THE SCOTTISH HISTORY OF JAMES THE
FOURTH.
Stein, Daniel A.
WINTER WILL ASK.
YOU MADE ME WHAT I AM TODAY.
Stein, Frederick H.
ENTER ABRAHAM.
THE WORLD OF ABRAHAM.
Stein, Jacob.
JACKIE CLARK COMEDY ALBUM MONOLOG.
Stelling, Marie Gordon.
ASTROLOGY OF THE STARS.
WIZARD OF THE KITCHEN.
Stephani, Lucie, pseud. SEE
Malkhassian, Lucie.
Stephanie, Gottlieb.
THE IMPRESSARIO.
Stephens, Lorene V.
PEACE IN VIETNAM OR ANYWHERE.
Stephens, Oren M.
PEACE IN VIETNAM OR ANYWHERE.
Sterling, Dorothy, pseud. SEE
George, Charles.
Stern, Dick.
ALL'S FAIR.
Stern, Lewis Michael.
LYDIA'S RAPE.
Stern, Martin.
IN THE CAVE OF THE MINOTAUR.
Sternberg, Irma 0.
EGYPT ‘68.
Sternheim, Carl.
THE TENOR.
Sterns, William N., Jr.
CRIME IN TIME.
Stetzler, Maxine.
THE PROPHECIES FULFILLED. (R)
Stevens, Emily.
CANCION DE LA RAZA‘,
Stevenson, Robert Louis.
MARKHEIM.
Stevenson, Sarah E.
THE MAGIC TARTS.
Stevenson, Tom.
TIME OUT FOR DANCING. (R)
Steward, Dwight.
THE BETRAYAL.
DEAR JOHN.
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Stewart, Bruce.
THE HALLELUJAH BOYS.
Stewart, Charles.
ALL BUT THE TRUTH. (R)
Stewart, Charles B.
THE GOAL IN LIFE.
Stewart, Dorothy Rood.
THE GOAT WITHOUT HORNS. (R)
Stiernberg, Louise.
IN THIS FREEDOM.
Stieve, Helen.
ALL AROUND COLLECTION FOR KINDER-
GARTEN AND PRIMARY GRADES,
Still, William Grant.
A BAYOU LEGEND. (R)
MISS SALLY'S PARTY. (R)
Stimmel, Bert.
GEORGE LOVES FRED.
TALENT, LIKE MURDER, WILL OUT.
Stockham, Linda J.
THE HUNTRESSES.
Stockham, Linda Juanita.
ALT HUNGRY PEOPLE.
Stockton, Frank.
GOOD GRIEF, A GRIFFIN.
Stockton, Richard F.
THE ROYAL RAPE OF RUARI MACASMUND.
Stockwell, Guy.
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.
Stoffel, Kim F.
FIRE AND ICE.
Stokes, Samuel J.
STOKES' URBAN PLAN.
Stolz, Robert.
JACK OF HEARTS. (R)
Stohé, Katharine.
RAINBOWS IN HEAVEN. (R)
Stone, Thomas Patton.
THE MERRICK MURDER CASE.
Stoné, Walter C.
NIGHT FLIGHT.
Stone, Weldon.
RAINBOWS IN HEAVEN. (R)
Stone, Wilfred S.
HAVE YOU EVER.
Stoppard, Tom.
ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD.
Story, Ann Young.
THE HANG UP.
Storyline Productions, Ine.
TWO WOMEN, TWO MEN.
Stracke, Win.
WALKIN' AND TALKIN' THROUGH ILLINOIs.
Straight, Michael W.
CARAVAGGIO.
Stranack, John.
WITH MALICE AFORETHOUGHT.
Stratton, Mike.
THE BEAUTIFUL BUMS. (R)
Strauss, Johann.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Strauss, Richard.
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
SALOME .
Striker, Francis.
THE GREEN HORNET. (R)
NAME INDEX
THE LONE RANGER. (R)
LONE RANGER, GREEN HORNET, NED
JORDAN-SECRET AGENT. (R
Strimpell, Stephen.
THE SCHEME OF THINGS.
Strindberg, August.
THE BLACK GLOVE.
THE BURNED PREMISE.
Studer, Billie Lou Watt.
THE MAGIC LIBRARY.
Stitlwe, Hans.
DIE HEIMLICHE EHE.
Suite 2B Management Corp.
A TEASPOON EVERY FOUR HOURS.
Sullivan, Daniel J.
AIN'T IT HARD TO STUMBLE WHEN YOU
AIN'T GOT NO PLACE TO FALL.
Sullivan, John Neville.
BILLY-BOB.
THE SEMINARIAN.
Sullivan, John Thomas.
THE YOUNG MAN.
Sullivan, L. M.
CAFE ROYALE,
MATILDE.
Sumner, Richard J., Sr.
WEE-AW-GEE.
Sunbeam Music, Inc.
SOME OTHER TREE.
Sundéll, Dorothy.
I WISH I COULD SEE THE STAR.
Sunderland, Barbara Birdsall.
WILL THEY PUT FLOWERS ON MY GRAVE.
Sures, Mary Ann Rukavina.
THE ESTHETICS OF THE VISUAL ARTS:
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE.
Sussman, Samuel.
A PRELUDE TO HAMLET.
Sutton, Thomas, pseud.
James.
SEE Reach,
Swaney, Ronald.
THE SHADOW.
Swann, Francis.
OUT OF THE FRYING PAN. (R)
Swanson, Walter S. J.
THE FIRST BAD SOJOURNS OF YOUNG MISS
TRUTH, THE NEW YORK SLAVE.
Sweeney, Robert L.
A WIDOW'S WEARY WAY.
Sweéetkind, Morris.
THE NEW UNDERGROUND THEATRE.
TEN GREAT ONE ACT PLAYS.
Sydorick, Thomas.
ELECTRIC ICE.
3zego, Leonard.
THE USED CAR PHILOSOPHY AND OTHER
TRUTHS.
Sznycér, Bernard W.
THREE-QUARTERS OF AN HOUR.
Sztacho, Adolf.
LE JEU DE MASSACRE.
Sztacho, Jirina.
LE JEU DE MASSACRE.
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T & D Music.
SMOTHERS COMEDY BROTHERS HOUR.
TP Laboratories, Inc.
YOU AND YOUR TOOTH POSITIONER, POSI-
TRON.
YOU AND YOUR TOOTH POSITIONER,
RUBBER.
Ta-Co-Bet Historical Assn., Scotts-
boro, Ala.
RETURN TO GOD'S MOUNTAIN.
Tabrum, Garry.
ALL HER MEN.
Taft, Joseph H.
THE INHERITOR.
Taggart, Tom.
APRIL'S SHOWER. (R)
RARIN' TO GROW. (R)
Taliaferro, James Hubert, Jr.
Talmage, LaVeryn.
EXTRA SPATIAL SPOTS,
Tandowsky, Jean E.
SIMPLE SIMON.
Tannenbaum, Julius.
A WOMAN LOVES.
Tanz, Eugene Robert.
FARMER DICK BARONE CHEVROLET.
PAULINE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE, BRIDAL
BOOK.
PHILADELPHIA-CAMDEN METRO CHEVROLET
DEALERS.
SALLY SHOPS.
TRADER AL SWENSON FORD.
Tapia, William.
RUB-A-DUB.
Tassell, Alice Ann.
T. A., pseud.
SEE Hadfield,
Tassell, Tedd Field.
T. A., pseud.
Taubenslag, Elliott.
GREEN EXPECTATIONS.
Taubenslag, Morris Joseph.
GREEN EXPECTATIONS.
Tavel, Ronald.
SECRETS OF THE CITIZENS CORRECTION
COMMITTEE.
SEE Hadfield,
Taylor, David.
AVANTI.
Taylor, Donald Douglas.
PORTRAIT.
Taylor, Hiram Edwin.
DISHPAN HANDS.
Taylor, Jacob Tipton.
THE NUTWORK.
Taylor, Jay T.
BASSET HOUNDSTOOTH, RETIRED DOG
CATCHER .
DR. PIPE PLUMBER.
DOOR-TO-DOOR TAXIDERMIST.
GARBAGE’ COMPANY PERSONNEL DIRECTOR.
JAPANESE SOCIETY PHOTOGRAPHER.
MAX TRACTOR, COSMOTOLOGIST.
RAILROAD PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN.
SENIOR CITIZENS RESTAURANT.
20TH CENTURY MEDICINE MAN.
Taylor, Michael.
AVANTLI.
Taylor, Renee.
LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS.
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Taylor, Samuel.
AVANTI.
Taylor, Suzanne.
AVANTI.
Taylor, Timothy.
JUDAS ISCARIOT, THE AFTERBIRTH OF
BELIEF.
Tell, Pincus W.
THE TIME OF THE SLOBS.
Teller, Ira.
WALKING BACKWARD, LOOKING FORWARD.
Tensi, Ann-Marie.
DISORDER IN STRINGS.
Téréfenko, Thomas.
GET YOURSELF A GUN, BROTHER.
THE SECRET,
Terry, Megan.
THE PEOPLE VS. RANCHMAN.
Theatre Recording Society.
CYRANO DE BERGERAC.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Theissen, Bradley H.
A MAN ON AN ERRAND.
Thirteen Productions, Inc.
PAT MCCORMICK TELLS IT LIKE IT IS.
Thomas, Milo.
RATE OF EXCHANGE.
Thomas, Samuel.
A FIRST CASE OF MURDER.
Thomas, Stanley Charles.
STAGE PLAY, MIDNIGHT MASS.
UNITED SLAUGHTERHOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Thompson, Beverly Elaine.
DEBILATION.
Thompson, Robert J.
THE SUBSCRIBER.
Thompson, William Irwin.
FOOL, HUNCHBACK AND SAINT.
Thurber, Helen.
MALE ANIMAL. (R)
Thurber, James.
MALE ANIMAL. (R)
Thye, Gary A.
BUSINESS LAW LECTURES.
Tibbals, Seymour S.
CHRISTMAS AT BRIDGET DOOLEY'S. (R)
Tierney, Harry.
VALKYRIE'S ARMOR,
Timm, Henry C.
THE COURTESAN.
EXILES AND THEIVES.
Timm, Henry Christian.
THE CRUELEST MONTH.
THE PREMONITIONS OF LEONARDO DA
VINCI.
THINK TANK,
Timmins, Lois.
A MAN'S SONG.
xj
Titone, James.
LOVE STORY.
Tobias, Jay.
BALMY KNIGHTS. (R)
ORCHIDS AND ONIONS. (R)
Toby, Mark.
COLLEGE INCENTIVE PROGRAM.
Todd, Ruth McInnis.
CHARACTER IMPRESSIONS FROM A SCRAP
BOOK OF LIFE. (R)
Tolkien, John Ronald Reuel.
THE HOBBIT.
DRAMAS
Tomlin, Willie.
CHECK ME, BABY.
Topping, Tilton.
DOC FAUSTUS.
Tornquist, Frank.
JOHANNA BALK. (R)
Touchard, Pierre Aime.
CORNEILLE, I.
Townes, Peyton.
SCURRY INTO THE WOODS.
Townsend, Paul.
THE TELL-TALE HARP.
Toye, Helen.
GEORGE JACQUES DANTON.
Tozer, Joylyn Hague.
THE HANG UP.
Tozer, Thomas Jay.
THE HANG UP.
Tracey, Edmund.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Trachsel, Emile.
L'ART CELTE, KELLS BOOK.
LES CONSERVATEURS DE LA TRADITION.
ERASME ET SES AIDES.
NOS ANCETRES CELTIQUES.
Tracy, James H. SEE Tracy, Verne E.
Tracy, Verne E.
A CHRISTMAS STAR.
Treichler, Charles W.
HI, DAD.
Treitel, Ralph.
ENGAGE.
Trese, Thomas E., Jr.
THE MAID IN ROUEN.
Tretick, Gordon.
HOW PERFECTLY NICE.
Trevens, Francine L.
BAD BIT.
Triggs, John.
ROMANTIC MR. DICKENS. (R)
Trinkle, Jo Anne.
THE HOUSEWIFE.
Triplett, Robert S.
CINDERELLA.
Triscari, Joseph M.
- THE SCAM.
Troianéllo, Sylvio B.
THE DOODLES.
Troyanovich, John M.
GERMAN CONVERSATIONAL READER.
Trueblood, Elizabeth Mitchell.
PATRIOTIC AND UNAFRAID. (R)
Tschirch, Emil.
COEUR AS. (R)
Tucker, James Edward.
NOW IT'S TIME TO SAY I DO.
Tucker, Madge.
CHRISTMAS EVE IN A TOY SHOP. (R)
Tuotti, Joseph Dolan.
BIG TIME BUCK WHITE.
Turco, Annabella.
BETTY CROCKER VS. AUNT JEMIMA,
Turgenev, Ivan Sergeyevich.
WINTER WILL ASK.
Turner, David.
FOOTBALL,
Turner, Gerald D.
ONE MORE TIM
@
July-Dec.
Turner, Grace E.
FOOTPRINTS.
Turner, Joseph L.
THE SCHEME,
Twain, Mark, pseud. SEE Clemens,
Samuel Langhorne.
Two Rivers Enterprises, Inc.
KINGDOM OF EARTH.
Twomey, Madeline Clare.
MOON CHILDREN.
Udovick, Edward.
THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT.
Umbach, Kurt Albert.
A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM FOUND IN
THE EFFICIENCY OF THE TRICKLING
FILTER AS INDICATED BY THE
BIOCHEMICAL-OXYGEN-DEMAND TESTS.
Underhill, J. G.
THE BONDS OF INTEREST.
Underwood, Frances Hole.
A WAY FOR ALL. (R)
Ungar (Frederick) Pub. Co.
THE BONDS OF INTEREST.
Universal Edition, A.G.
DIDI.
JUROP, JUROP.
KINDER FALLEN NACH OBEN.
KONZENTRATION.
ROCHADE.
DAS SPIEL UM LIEBE UND ZUFALL.
University of Nebraska Press. SEE
Nebraska. University. Press.
Unzicker, Carol Ann.
ALL THESE BEASTS AREN'T HOUSEBROKEN,
YOU KNOW.
Upper Peninsula Family Life Bureau.
UNDERSTANDING OUR SEXUALITY.
Upton, Robert.
BILLY.
Ustinov, Peter.
HALFWAY UP THE TREE.
Vachet, Maurice.
MARGUERITE DES PETROLES.
Vajda, Eva.
JUROP, JUROP.
Valency, Maurice.
THE HORSE THAT SWOONED.
Valenti, John.
THE REVOLT OF CHARLIE HAVERMYER.
Valle-Inclan, Ramén Maria del.
DIVINE WORDS.
vVanee, M. J.
FLIGHT INTO OUTER SPACE.
Van der Linde (Victor) Co., Inc.
12 DOLCIN COMMERCIALS.
Vanderwyst, Thomas.
MISTRESS OF ROSE HALL.
Van Deusen, Frank.
A MASQUE.
Vane, Norman Thaddeus.
BLOODY, BAWDY VILLAINS.
Van Itallie, Jean Claude.
WHERE IS DE QUEEN.
Van Peebles, Melvin.
CATCH THAT ON THE CORNER.
COME RAISING YOUR LEG ON ME.
MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL.
PUSH BABY.
TENTH AND GREENWICH.
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Van Royen, Astrid.
AWAKE MONIQUE.
Varadi, Tibor.
DIE LIEBEN NACHBARN.
Varney, John E.
THE BIG MYSTERY.
THAT RASCAL CAPT. WILLY MOUSE.
Vartet, Julien, pseud. SEE Vachet,
Maurice.
Vaughn, Ruth.
SKITS THAT WIN.
Vazakas, Byron.
THE OBJECTOR.
Verbel, Jerry.
FIVE VOICES OF LSD.
Verdi, Giuseppe.
I DUE FOSCARI.
FALSTAFF.
Verga, Joséph S. E.
THE LOWLY KING.
THE SONGS OF CHRISTMAS. (R)
Verne, Jules.
STRANGE VOYAGE.
Victor, Lucia.
FORTY CARATS.
Vidor Publications, Inc.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE KID.
Vincent, Wayne, pseud. SEE Smith,
Donald Wayne.
Vincy, Raymond, pseud. SEE Ovanessian,
Raymond.
Vilasopolos, Hermina.
THE STAR WITHOUT A NAME.
Volpe, Richard.
MOTHER'S DAY.
Von Dohnanyi, Ernst. SEE Dohnanyi,
Ernst von.
Von Hofmannstahl, Hugo. SEE Hofmann-
stahl, Hugo von.
Von Kleist, Heinrich. SEE Kleist,
‘Heinrich von.
Vorkapich, Slavomir.
THE EXTRA.
Voss, Kitty Colette Keepers.
COME WITHIN MY HEART.
Vreeland, Frank.
FOUR DAUGHTERS. (R)
JOY OF LIVING. (R)
MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION. (R)
NIGHT BUS. (R)
SHE'S GOT EVERYTHING. (R)
W
WBT News.
SANFORD WAS TO HEAD JOHNSON
CAMPAIGN.
WBIV News.
FOR THE RECORD.
Wachtel, P. Spencer.
MIGUEL MY LOVE, I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
Waddell, Helen.
THE WANDERING SCHOLAR.
Wagman, Ben.
THE FUTURE MRS. WHO.
Wagher, Mervyn K.
STOP SMOKING.
Wagner, Ralph Allison.
YOUTH SHOWS THE WAY.
NAME INDEX
Wagner, Raymond 0.
A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS.
Wagner-Regeny, Rudolf.
JOHANNA BALK. (R)
Wahl, J. Philip.
CREATIVE STEWARDSHIP PORTFOLIO.
Wakeman, Marion.
H.R.H. MISS JONES. (R)
Wakerman, Elyce, Sharon.
SEPARATE WAYS.
Walden, Elsa.
SNOWFLAKE IN THE HOUSE.
Walker, Dolores. SEE Payne, Dolores
Walker.
Walker, Maurine.
PICK A STAR.
Wallace, Alice H.
THE CHARACTER.
Wallace, Carolynn Reid.
SILHOUETTES IN BLACK AND WHITE.
Wallach, Ira.
APRIL IS KING.
Wallerstein, Edward R.
COSMOPOLITAN NEWS.
Wallner, Max.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY. (R)
Wallner, Pilar.
DIE PERLE VON TOKAY. (R)
Walsh, Josetta T.
GROWING IN HAPPINESS PROGRAM.
Walsh, Patrick Francis.
SPLITS,
Walter, Frank.
UP AND DOWN THE LADDER.
Walter, Kurt E.
DAS KALTE HERZ.
Ward, Milton Hood.
ONE MADNESS WITHOUT A SECOND.
Warren, Franklin A.
EVEN STEPHEN. (R)
Washington, George.
HELP TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE.
TAPS.
Washington, George T., pseud. SEE
Fetchko, George T.
Washington, Maria Anetta.
ELP TO MAKE AMERICA SAFE.
TAPS.
Wasnington Square Press, Inc.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
A DOLL'S HOUSE.
PYGMALION.
THREE DRAMAS OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM.
Wasserman, Norman.
FIFTY BULLETS IN YOUR HAT.
Waters, Richard D.
THE BLACK MESSIAH.
NEW SHOES FOR UNCLE TOM.
Watkins, Gordon R.
A LION ROAMS THE STREET.
Watt, Billie Lou. SEE Studer, Billie
Lou Watt.
Watt, Douglas Benjamin.
GIRL OF THE YEAR. (R)
Watts, Schuyler.
UNDINE. (R)
Way, Wellington L., Jr.
EVERY DAY IS THURSDAY.
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Weathers, Winston.
THE SOCRATES PLOT.
Weaver, Jon E. 5
TIERRA DE DOS MONTANAS.
Webb, Kenneth.
WELCOME TO GLORY. (R)
Webb, Lorraine.
WELCOME TO GLORY. (R)
Weber, Bernard.
A TEASPOON EVERY FOUR HOURS.
Webster, Tony.
CALL ME BACK.
Wedekind, Frank.
KING NICOLO.
Weill, Gus.
A CRIME AGAINST NATURE IN T PARK.
PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
TO BURY A COUSIN.
Weinberger (Josef) Ltd.
DIE FLEDERMAUS.
Weinblatt, Maurice.
WALDO.
Weinschenk, Jacob Hugo.
THE FLASH.
Weir, Tesquantina C.
HERE IN GOLDIE'S HOUSE.
Weiser, Phyllis.
THE CHRISTMAS KNAVE.
Weiss, George David.
MAGGIE FLYNN.
Weisstein, Ulrich.
THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
Weizer, Steve.
HOLE IN ONE.
Welch, David.
COMMUNION,
Weld, Jonathan Bartlett.
THE CAGNEY IOWA BLUES CAMPAIGN,
Wells, Helen Mason.
THE PROFESSOR AND THE TOPLESS DANCER.
Wells, Katie.
NEGRO IDENTITY WITH THE SOUND OF
THE TIMES.
Wells, Ray, pseud. SEE Arguelles,
Raphael,
Wells, Thomas.
NEGRO IDENTITY WITH THE SOUND OF
THE TIMES.
Wellwarth, Marcia Cobourn.
THE NEWS ITEM,
THREE TOP HATS,
Wenkaert, H. Walter.
THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANT.
PETER PAN AND THE RUNAWAY GOAT.
Wenkaert, Hans Walter.
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Wennergren, Earl.
SWEET CERISE.
Wenhing, Kenneth W.
SEARCH FOR REALITY.
Wentworth, Margaret.
A GIFT OF YEARS. (R)
Werling, Joan.
DANACA (DAN-IT-ZA)
Werner, Agnes.
DER GLASBLASER. (R)
West, Norman, pseud. SEE Coleman,
Helen.
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West, Ray, B., Jr.
THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY.
Western Pub. Co., Inc.
CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN DRAMA,
OEDIPUS, MYTH AND DRAMA,
Westin, Helen Bliss.
BOCA RATON.
Westin, Karl Otto.
BOCA RATON.
Westrick, Elsie M.
SYMBOL OF A NATION.
Wetherspoon, Clora.
I WAS THERE.
Wetmore Declamation Bureau.
FRONT LINE REPORT.
Wheeler, Leonard.
THE WARLORD'S STORY.
Wheeler, Opal. SEE Macrae, Opal
Wheeler.
Whneetley, Kim Alan.
THE BAREFOOT BAG.
White, Eugene V.
THE PHARMACEUTICAL CENTER IS EVOLVING
THE SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF
PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY.
White, John.
THE GHOST SONG.
Whitehead, Paxton.
THE CHEMMY CIRCLE.
Whitehouse, Alton.
RACING JACKPOT.
Whitlock, Audrey Long.
THE DEVIL'S A BUSY MAN.
Whitman, Charles D., pseud. SEE
Taggart, Tom.
Whitman, Tom.
KEEP UP.
Whitney, Arthur 0.
THE DECLINE AND FALL OF ALFRED BLOOM,
Whittington, Norstad, pseud. SEE
Atkins, James O., Jr.
Whorf, Mike.
MARTIN LUTHER KING.
Whynn, David Allan, pseud. SEE Lockard,
David A.
Whyte, Ron.
DIALOGUE FOR VOICES AND SHOTGUN.
Whyte, Ron. SEE Whyte, Ronald Mel-
ville.
Whyte, Ronald Melville.
WELCOME TO ANDROMEDA.
Wick, Cherie.
THE CHILD WHO MET JESUS.
Wicker, Ireene.
REMEMBER THE BRAVE. (R)
Wiedenmann, Theodora A.
SOME OTHER TREE.
Wieland, Christoph Martin.
THE DONKEY'S SHADOW.
Wiener, Sally Dixon.
MARJORIE DAW.
Wiesel, Elie.
ZALMEN .
Wiltox, James C.
PLAYS BY FOUR TRAGEDIANS.
Wilcox, Pamela Marie.
HALIFAX. (R)
Wilde, Hagar.
I SHALL NOT WANT. (R)
Wilde, Oscar.
SALOME.
SP Qi
DRAMAS
Wilder, Thornton.
THREE COMEDIES.
Wilkinson, Mrs. Lewis H. SEE
Wilkinson, Mary Louise Harris.
Wilkinson, Mary Louise Harris.
THE NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE.
Wilkinson, Richard Hill.
AMERICA'S BOY FRIEND. (R)
BEGINNER'S LUCK. (R)
HURRICANE HILL. (R)
IT'S A SMALL WORLD. (R)
THE MILLIONAIRE FROM MEMPHIS. (R)
MONKEY BUSINESS. (R)
MYSTERY OF CRAZY CANYON RANCH. (R)
RUSTY FROM REDROCK. (R)
Willcox & Gibbs, Inc.
TIMING THE WILLCOX & GIBBS 500
MACHINE.
William, Packer A.
STRANGER IN MY HOUSE.
Williams, Edward C.
FREEDOM AND TRUE IDENTITY.
LET THERE BE LIGHT.
Williams, Edwin.
DIVINE WORDS.
Williams, Emlyn.
THE MASTER BUILDER,
THE MORNING STAR. (R)
Williams, Florence H.
TRIAL HORSE NO.1. (R)
Williams, Helen R.
THE MALE RIGHT.
Williams, Pete, pseud. SEE Reach,
James.
Williams, Robert J.
URSULA.
Williams, Tennesee. SEE Williams,
Thomas Lanier.
Williams, Thomas Lanier.
KINGDOM OF EARTH.
THE LADY OF LARKSPUR LOTION. (R)
LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES. (R)
THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED. (R)
Williams, Vernon.
RAPTURE OF THE DEEP.
A YANKEE DUDE'LL DO.
Williams, William Carlos.
TRIAL HORSE NO.1. (R)
Willis, Robert.
TOURS OF BALTIMORE.
Wilson, Clerow.
YOU DEVIL YOU.
Wilson, David Henry.
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE.
Wilson, Don.
BASTIEN AND BASTIENNA. (R)
Wilson, Dorothy Clarke.
THE BROKEN CIRCLE. (R)
NO ROOM IN THE HOTEL. (R)
THIS NIGHT SHALL PASS. (R)
Wilson, Flip. SEE Wilson, Clerow.
Wilson, Ira B.
H.R.H. MISS JONES. (R)
Wilson, Jacques.
BLUE POPPY.
IN-MAN.
LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US.
MAN WITH THE WORD, LYIN' COWARD.
THING A LING, SCARED CROW.
July—Dec.
Wilson, Mary M.
NEW TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING THE TIME
ELEMENT IN MUSIC.
Wilson, Mrs. Richard C. SEE Wilson,
Mary M.
Winslow, Rainsford J.
THE CIGARETTE FIEND.
Winters, Ernst.
A CASE OF ASSOCIATION.
Winters, Robert L.
BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER.
THE CALL OF THE WOODS.
CROOK MEETS CROOK.
HER LEGAL PRISONER.
THE MEANEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD.
MOUNTAIN JUSTICE.
Winters (Shelley) Productions, Inc.
THE NOISY PASSENGER.
Winthrop, Dorothy.
HOLLYWOOD FEVER. (R)
Jiseman, Philip.
THE RUSSIAN OFFICER.
Wisoff, Milton.
AN EVENING WITH MILT WISOFF.
Witt, Eldon Ronald.
SET THE NIGHT ON FIRE.
Wittow, Frank.
NIGHT WATCH.
Witty, Don.
SOUND YOUR A. (R)
Wobbe, C. R.
MALMEDY: CASE 6-24.
Woleott, James L.
THE ONLY GIRL IN THE GAME.
Wolfe, David J.
SWEETER WORDS.
Wolfe, Elton C.
THE AFTER PARTY.
ALL MEN WEAR MUSTACH
Wolfe, Glenn P.
LEFT HAND, RIGHT POCKET.
Wolff, Ellen.
DER JUXBARON. (R)
Wolff, Willi.
DER JUXBARON. (R)
n
Women's Auxiliary to the Broward
County Dental Assn. SEE Broward
County (Fla.) Dental Assn. Women's
Auxiliary.
Wootk, Clare ¢C.
FORTRESS.
Wood, Allan.
WEAK LINK. (R)
Wood, Peter.
THE MASTER BUILDER.
Woods, A. R. Maynor.
MR. JIVE.
THE MOOD DANCE.
Woolley, LeGrande H.
MEDICAL-DENTAL TERMINOLOGY.
Worcester, Lawrence G.
BELOW ZERO. (R)
THE PHANTOM PLANE. (R)
TOO BUSY TO WORK. (R)
Work, Frank E.
THE BIG SECRET.
Woroner, Murry.
THE ALL TIME MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNA-
MENT.
Woroner Productions, Ine.
THE ALL T MIDDLEWEIGHT TOURNA-
MENT.
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Worsley, Klea E.
MAKE MINE HAPPY.
Worthing, James, pseud.
James.
SEE Reach,
Wradatsch, Bruno.
UBER ALLES SIEGT DIE LIEBE. (R)
Wradatsch, Felix.
UBER ALLES SIEGT DIE LIEBE. (R)
Wrather Corp.
THE LONE RANGER. (R)
LONE RANGER, GREEN HORNET, NED
JORDAN-SEGRET AGENT. (R}
Wright, Elizabeth McFadden.
THE MILLION DOLLAR KID. (R)
Wright, Iovanna Lloyd.
AN AMERICAN MONTAGE.
Wright, Jay.
BALLOONS.
Wright, Louis B.
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Wright, Robert C.
ASLEEP IN GETHSEMANE.
Wright, Walter Hastings.
THE MILLION DOLLAR KID. (R)
Wrobleski, Edward D.
DAD FOR A WEEK.
Wulfe, Daniel Jay.
REMEMBER LIL.
Wyler, Wilson, pseud.
Paul.
Wyman, Justus E.
THE MOMMAS AND THE POPPAS AND THE
C.I.A.
SEE Lipschutz,
Wyndham, John H.
DO WE THINK OR JUST THINK WE THINK.
Wynne, Richard H.
THE HIGHER DEPTHS.
veptenekt Stanislaw.
HE RETURN OF ODYSSEUS.
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Yaeger, Marshall Jay.
CUT FLOWERS.
Yale, Carl.
ACADEMY AWARDS.
yale, Elsie Duncan.
NEW CHRISTMAS DRAMAS. (R)
THE SINGING HEART. (R)
Yang, Andrew T.
INSTRUCTIONS.
Yanni, Eugene.
THEATRO.
Yates, D. Mike. SEE Yates, Doyle N.
Yates, Doyle N.
ESCAPE.
Yelton, Duke.
SLEEPY HOLLAR.
Yerian, Charles Theodore.
20TH CENTURY TYPEWRITING.
Yinger, Merrillyn E.
SKULDUGGERY AT THE CROSSROADS.
Yingst, Mary L.
SOCK IT TO US, SOLDIER.
Young, Andrew.
SPEECH 9-25-68, MINISTERS LEADERSHIP
TRAINING CONFERENCE, GREEN LAKE,
WISCONSIN, MORNING SESSION.
WHO KILLED MARTIN LUTHER KING.
Young, Ann Tibbels.
BEAUTY AND THE BEGGAR.
Young, Audree I.
A BOY AND HIS ALLOWANCE.
MR. CHANCE.
THE SONG IN THE SEA SHELL.
Young, Gary.
HIDE AND SEEK.
Young, Harry.
THE SLAY RIDE.
Young, Stark.
THE THREE SISTERS. (R)
Z
Zachariah, George A.
THE AWFUL CRIME OF MONSIEUR BERNARD
LATOUCH.
Zadeh, Bart.
THE EAGLES,
Zahorchak, Michael G.
YIN AND YANG.
Zaksenberg, Shalom.
THE SQUARE TRIANGLE.
Zankel, Harry T.
THE CUP OF ELIJAH.
Zany Music.
PAT PAULSEN FOR PRESIDENT.
SMOTHERS COMEDY BROTHERS HOUR.
Zapor, John Randolph.
AN ISLAND WE IMAGINED.
Zarwéll, Gene.
INSTRUMENT RATING.
Zavin, Benjamin Bernard.
THE EDUCATION OF HYMAN KAPLAN.
Zeheéri, Maria.
AMANDA GRAY.
Zeligs, Dorothy F.
JEWISH HOLIDAYS ON PARADE. (R)
Zemme, Oskar.
DIDI.
Zillmer, H. Lawrence.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, AMERICAN PATRIOT.
Zimmer, Bernard.
THEATRE II.
Zimmerman, Mrs. George.
BLUE JEANS. (R)
Zoffer, Gerald.
THAT THIS NATION UNDER GOD.
Zondervan Pub. House.
SKITS THAT WIN.
Zuliani, Vilma M.
IVAN THE TERRIBLE.
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