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The New York Public LibraryBilly Rose Theatre DivisionGuide to theWPA Radio Scripts1936-1940*T-Mss 2000-005Processed by Mary Ellen Rogan.SummaryCreator: Works Progress Administration. Federal Theatre ProjectTitle: WPA Radio ScriptsDate: 1936-1940Size: 30 linear feet (73 boxes)Source: UnknownAbstract: Radio scripts from WPA's Federal Theatre of the Air.Access: Some collections held by the Dance, Music, Recorded Sound, and Theatre Divisions at theNew York Public Library for the Performing Arts are held off-site and must be requested in advance.Please check the collection records in the NYPL's online catalog for detailed location information. Forgeneral guidance about requesting offsite materials, please equesting-archival-materialsConditions Governing Access:Photocopying prohibited.Conditions Governing Use: For permission to publish, contact the Curator, Billy Rose TheatreDivision.Preferred citation: WPA Radio Scripts, *T-Mss 2000-005. Billy Rose Theatre Division, The New YorkPublic Library for the Performing Arts.Language of the Material: EnglishProcessing note: Processed by Mary Ellen Rogan; Machine-readable finding aid created by MaryEllen Rogan.Creator HistoryThe Federal Theatre Project was a special program of the Works Progress Administration, itself ai
government program designed to counter the deleterious impact of the Great Depression of the 1930s.Created in 1935 by executive order of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Federal Theatre Project washeaded by Hallie Flanagan, a former Professor of English from Vassar College. In its four years ofexistence the F.T.P. employed some 12,700 theater professionals in 31 states, and presented more than1,000 performances each month, free of charge. The Federal Theatre Project produced over 1,200plays in its four-year history, introducing 100 new playwrights. Artists established or aided in theircareers by the Federal Theatre Project in include Orson Welles, John Houseman, Arthur Miller, ElmerRice, Marc Blitzstein, Joseph Losey, Paul Green, Will Geer and Canada Lee. Playwrights whose workswere staged by the Federal Theatre Project include T. S. Eliot, Sinclair Lewis, George Bernard Shaw,Eugene O'Neill and William Shakespeare, whose Macbeth was staged by Welles and Houseman inHarlem with an All African-American cast, to considerable acclaim In addition to its stage productionunits, the F.T.P. reached an estimated 10 million listeners with its Federal Theatre of the Air radioprograms, broadcast over all the major networks. Congress, however, concerned about the FederalTheatre Project's leftist tilt, abolished the program in 1939.Scope and Content NoteThe WPA Radio Scripts consist of final drafts of radio plays and other texts produced by the FederalTheatre of the Air. Most scripts are from either the New York or Los Angeles offices of the FederalTheatre Project. In some instances copies of scripts for the same program but from differentjurisdictions are included in the same series. Notable programs represented in the collection includeadaptations of the plays of Henrik Ibsen and Oscar Wilde, operettas by Gilbert & Sullivan, a seriescalled A Capella in Bronze featuring the WPA Negro Radio Chorus and focusing on stories of particularinterest to African-Americans, adaptations of books such as Dickens' Pickwick Papers and plays suchas Tolstoy's Redemption, Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer and Moliére's Tartuffe. A 1939 seriescelebrating Jazz entitled The Story of Swing devotes episodes to Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman, andthe Dorsey Brothers. Turning Points in Famous Lives dramatizes key moments in the lives of John PaulJones, Sarah Bernhardt, Louis Pasteur, Isaac Newton, Billy the Kid, Joseph Stalin, and others. TheLiving Newspaper, adapted from a concurrent Federal Theatre Project stage production, dramatizescontemporary problems facing listeners in daily life.Arrangement: Alphabetical by program titleKey TermsGenre/Physical CharacteristicRadio scriptsNamesWorks Progress Administration. Federal Theatre ProjectFederal Theatre Project (U.S.)United States. Works Progress Administrationii
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsContainer ListSeries I: A Capella in Bronze (Radio program) 1938 June-Nov (18 folders)Featuring the WPA Negro Radio Chorus, this radio series highlighted black gospel music, blackpoetry, writers and themes.Chronologicalb. 1 f. 1Freedom (# 6) 1938 June 16Featured Paul Lawrence Dunbar's "Ante-Bellum Sermon".b. 1 f. 2Go Down Death (# 8) 1938 June 30Show was cancelled, repeat # 26. Featured the poem by James Weldon Johnson "Go DownDeath".b. 1 f. 3Mailindy Sings (# 9) 1938 July 7Featured poetry by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 4Southern Love (# 10) 1938 July 14Featured poetry by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 5Satisfied (# 11) 1938 July 21Featured the poem by Dr. Kelly Miller "I See And Am Satisfied".b. 1 f. 6Deacon Jones' Grievance (# 12) 1938 July 28Featured works by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 7Black Prayer (# 13) 1938 Aug. 4Featured a reading of W. E. B. DuBois' "A Litany of Atlanta".b. 1 f. 8Fighting Satan (# 14) 1938 Aug. 11Featured is the poem by J. Mord Allen, "The Devil and Sis' Viney."b. 1 f. 9Brothers (# 15) 1938 Aug. 18Featured is the poem "Brothers", by James Weldon Johnson.b. 1 f. 10Angelina (# 16) 1938 Aug. 25Featured is the poem "Angelina", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 11Theorizin (# 17) 1938 Sept. 1Featured is the poem "Sticking To De Hoe", by Daniel Webster Davis.b. 1 f. 12Feastin' Time (# 18) 1938 Sept. 8Featured is the poem "An Indignation Dinner", by James D. Corrothers.b. 1 f. 13Gittin' Up Time (# 19) 1938 Sept. 15Featured is the poem "In the Morning", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 14A Banjo Song (# 20) 1938 Sept. 22Featured is the poem "A Banjo Song", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 15Long To'ds Night (# 21) 1938 Sept. 29Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 16Dark Clouds of War (# 22) 1938 Oct. 3Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar.b. 1 f. 17Southern Memories (# 23) 1938 Oct. 10Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar and James Edwin Campbell.b. 1 f. 18Phyllis Wheatley (# 29) 1938 Nov. 21Featured are writings of Phyllis Wheatley.Series II: Accident Prevention (Radio program) 1938 July 10 - 1938 Sept. 18 (10folders)Chronologicalb. 1 f. 19Accident 1 - I Was There by Howard Warwick 1938 July 101
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries II: Accident Prevention (Radio program) (cont.)b. 1 f. 20Accident 2 - Thirty-Six Holes by Howard Warwick 1938 July 17b. 1 f. 21Accident 3 - Life Lines by Howard Warwick 1938 July 24b. 1 f. 22Accident 4 - The Model by Gene Stafford 1938 July 31b. 1 f. 23Accident 5 - The Budgetmaker by Gene Stafford 1938 Aug. 7b. 1 f. 24Accident 6 - The Man Who Couldn't Stop by Gene Stafford 1938 Aug. 21b. 1 f. 25Accident 7 - Still Waters by Gene Stafford 1938 Aug. 28b. 1 f. 26Accident 8 - The Fourteenth Hour by Gene Stafford 1938 Sept. 4b. 1 f. 27Accident 9 - Closed Doors by Gene Stafford 1938 Sept. 11b. 1 f. 28Accident 10 - Wheels of Romance by Gene Stafford 1938 Sept. 18Series III: The Accident Prevention Bureau (Radio program) 1939 Jan. 21 (1folder)b. 1 f. 291939 Jan. 21Series IV: Adventure Ahead! (Radio program) 1938 Oct. 3 - 1938 Oct. 26 (3 folders)b. 1 f. 30Journey to Center of the Earth (#1) 1938 Oct. 3b. 1 f. 31Journey to Center of the Earth (#8) 1938 Oct. 21b. 1 f. 32Journey to Center of the Earth (#10) 1938 Oct. 26Series V: Adventures with the Viking Gods (Radio program) 1939 May 10 - 1939June 21 (4 folders)Chronologicalb. 1 f. 33Thor's Magic Hammer (#2) 1939 May 10b. 1 f. 34Idun's Golden Apples (#3) 1939 May 17b. 1 f. 35Fenris, the Wolf (#4) 1939 May 24b. 1 f. 36Thor's Pride Brought Low (#8) 1939 June 21Series VI: American Immortals (Radio program) 1937 May 31 - 1939 June 23 (24folders)ChronologicalBenjamin Franklin 1937 May 31 - 1937 Aug. 16 (11 folders)b. 2 f. 1# 3 1937 May 31b. 2 f. 2#4 1937 June 7b. 2 f. 3#5 1937 June 14b. 2 f. 4#6 1937 June 21b. 2 f. 5#7 1937 June 28b. 2 f. 6#8 1937 July 12b. 2 f. 7#9 1937 July 19b. 2 f. 8#10 1937 July 26b. 2 f. 9#11 1937 Aug. 2b. 2 f. 10#12 1937 Aug. 9b. 2 f. 11#13 1937 Aug. 16b. 2 f. 12George Washington 1937 Aug. 23 - 1937 Nov. 15 (9 folders)b. 2 f. 12#14 1937 Aug. 23b. 2 f. 13#15 1937 Aug. 30b. 2 f. 14#16 1937 Sept. 6b. 2 f. 151937 Sept. 132
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries VI: American Immortals (Radio program) (cont.)George Washington (cont.)b. 2 f. 16#19 1937 Oct. 4b. 2 f. 17#20 1937 Oct. 11b. 2 f. 18#21 1937 Oct. 18b. 2 f. 19#22 1937 Oct. 25b. 2 f. 20#25 1937 Nov. 15Thomas Edison 1939 Mar. 10 - 1939 Mar. 17 (2 folders)b. 2 f. 21#5 1939 Mar. 10b. 2 f. 22#6 1939 Mar. 17b. 2 f. 23Walter Reed (#7) 1939 Mar. 24b. 2 f. 24The Story of Captain Robert Dollar (#20) 1939 June 23Series VII: America's Children (Radio program) (3 folders)Chronologicalb. 2 f. 25Episode IIIb. 2 f. 26Episode IVb. 2 f. 27Episode VSeries VIII: Backstage Interviews (Radio program) 1937 Dec. 4 - 1938 Mar. 12 (7folders)Chronologicalb. 3 f. 1Professor Mamlock by Friedrich Wolfe 1937 Dec. 4b. 3 f. 2Dance Festival 1937 Dec. 25b. 3 f. 3Repertory Theatre - Coriolanus 1938 Feb. 5b. 3 f. 4Power by Arthur Arent 1938 Feb 19b. 3 f. 5Haiti by William du Bois 1938 Feb 26b. 3 f. 6On the Rocks by George Bernard Shaw 1938 Mar. 5b. 3 f. 7Mississippi Rainbow by Charles Brownell 1938 Mar. 12Series IX: Boy Meets Life (Radio program) (10 folders)Chronologicalb. 3 f. 8Episode Oneb. 3 f. 9Episode Twob. 3 f. 10Episode Fiveb. 3 f. 11Episode Sixb. 3 f. 12Episode Sevenb. 3 f. 13Episode Eightb. 3 f. 14Episode Nineb. 3 f. 15Episode Tenb. 3 f. 16Episode Elevenb. 3 f. 17Episode TwelveSeries X: Captain Kidd (Radio program) (1 folder)b. 3 f. 18Part One - continuity script (1 folder)Continuity script for Part One. Radio play written by William Dorsey Blake.Series XI: Children in Classics (Radio program) 1939 Mar. 29 - 1939 May 2 (3folders)Chronological3
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries XI: Children in Classics (Radio program) (cont.)b. 3 f. 19Gus and Pete in Ancient Rome (#1) 1939 Mar. 29b. 3 f. 20Gus and Pete in Ancient Rome (#2) 1939 Apr. 6b. 3 f. 21Gus and Pete in Ancient Rome (#3) 1939 May 2Series XII: Command Performances (Radio program) (1 folder)b. 3 f. 22Winterset by Maxwell Anderson, adapted by Joel Hammil (#2)Script includes changes and sound cues.Series XIII: Community Chest (Radio program) 1938 Nov. 15 - 1938 Nov. 26 (2folder)b. 3 f. 23#1 1938 Nov. 15b. 3 f. 24#4 1938 Nov. 26Series XIV: Contemporary Theatre (Radio program) 1936 Dec. 7 - 1938 Mar. 8 (14folders)Chronologicalb. 3 f. 25Love is Blind by Buckleigh Oxford 1936 Dec. 7b. 3 f. 26Blood of the Martyrs by Percival Wilde, based on the story by StephenVincent Benet 1937 Dec. 7b. 3 f. 27Miss Marlow at Play by A. A. Milne, adapted by Donald Macfarlane 1937 Dec.14b. 3 f. 28The Little Father of the Wilderness by Austin Strong and Lloyd Osbourne,adapted by Charles Crumpton 1937 Dec. 28Cancelled production.b. 3 f. 29Frankincense and Myrrh by Heywood Broun 1937 Dec. 28b. 3 f. 30Marshal by Ferenc Molnar, adapted by Charles Crumpton 1938 Jan. 4b. 3 f. 31With All My Love by Claire Parrish, adapted by Christine Ames 1938 Jan. 8b. 3 f. 32Country Slicker by Howard Buermann, adapted by Charles Crumpton 1938Jan. 11b. 3 f. 33The Great Dark by Dan Tothereh, adapted by Charles Crumpton 1938 Jan. 25b. 3 f. 34He Saw Tomorrow by Joel Hammil 1938 Feb. 1b. 3 f. 35The Secret by Ramon Sender, adapted by Joel Hammil 1938 Feb. 15Contains sound cues.b. 3 f. 36Sunday Costs Five Pesos by Josephine Niggli, adapted by JeanetteDespres 1938 Feb. 22b. 3 f. 37The Pipe in the Fields by T. C. Murray, adapted by Lewis Moyer 1938 Mar. 1b. 3 f. 38Till the Day I Die by Clifford Odets, adapted by Lewis Moyer 1938 Mar. 8Series XV: Deep in the South (Radio program) 1937 Apr. 25 - 1939 July 22 (1 box(44 folders)Chronologicalb. 4 f. 1#1 1937 Apr. 25b. 4 f. 2#2 1937 May 1b. 4 f. 3#3 1937 May 8b. 4 f. 4#4 1937 May 15b. 4 f. 5#5 1937 May 22b. 4 f. 6#6 1937 May 26b. 4 f. 7#7 1937 June 2b. 4 f. 8#8 1937 June 94
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries XV: Deep in the South (Radio program) (cont.)b. 4 f. 9#13 1937 Sept. 8b. 4 f. 10#14 1937 Sept. 19b. 4 f. 11#15 1937 Sept. 26Marked as # 12.b. 4 f. 12#16 1937 Oct. 3b. 4 f. 13#17 1937 Oct. 10b. 4 f. 14#19 1937 Oct. 24b. 4 f. 15#21b. 4 f. 16#23 1937 Nov. 21b. 4 f. 17#25 1937 Dec. 5b. 4 f. 18#20 1938 May 30b. 4 f. 19#18 1938 Sept. 13b. 4 f. 20#26 1938 Nov. 15b. 4 f. 21#27 1938 Nov. 22b. 4 f. 22#28 1938 Nov. 29b. 4 f. 23#29 1938 Dec. 10b. 4 f. 24#30 1938 Dec. 17b. 4 f. 25#41 1939 Mar. 4b. 4 f. 26#42 1939 Mar. 11b. 4 f. 27#43 1939 Mar. 18b. 4 f. 28The Old Coin (#44) 1939 Mar. 25b. 4 f. 29Elijah's Gift (#45) 1939 Apr. 1b. 4 f. 30Easter Sunrise Service (#46) 1939 Apr. 8b. 4 f. 31Return Good for Evil (#47) 1939 Apr. 15b. 4 f. 32Elijah's Invention (#48) 1939 Apr. 22b. 4 f. 33Another Birthday (#49) 1939 Apr. 29b. 4 f. 34Not Always the Swift (#50) 1939 May 6b. 4 f. 35Canaan's Giants (#51) 1939 May 13b. 4 f. 36Raven's Feed Elijah (#52) 1939 May 20b. 4 f. 37Help the Weak (#53) 1939 May 27b. 4 f. 38Cash in on Duty (#54) 1939 June 3b. 4 f. 39Birth of our Flag (#55) 1939 June 10b. 4 f. 40Faith Renewed (#56) 1939 June 17b. 4 f. 41Be Kind to Birds (#57) 1939 June 24b. 4 f. 42The Supreme Judge (#58) 1939 July 1b. 4 f. 43Fire-Proof Faith (#59) 1939 July 8b. 4 f. 44I'm a Goose (#60) 1939 July 15b. 4 f. 45Death Rides the Dawn (#61) 1939 July 22Series XVI: A Detective's Notebook (Radio program) 1938 Dec. 20 - 1939 May 15(21 folders)Chronologicalb. 5 f. 1The Case History of the Menlo Park Murder 1938 Dec. 205
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries XVI: A Detective's Notebook (Radio program) (cont.)b. 5 f. 2The Case of the Circulating Library Murder 1938 Dec. 27b. 5 f. 3The Fourth Street Warehouse Case (#3) 1939 Jan. 3b. 5 f. 4The Uncut Diamond Case (#4) 1939 Jan. 10b. 5 f. 5The Martin Family Murder Case (#5) 1939 Jan. 17b. 5 f. 6The Roger Wentworth Hall Case (#6) 1939 Jan. 24b. 5 f. 7The Cigar Murder Case (#7) 1939 Jan. 31b. 5 f. 8Arthur Derks (#8) 1939 Feb. 8b. 5 f. 9The Bell Murder Case (#9) 1939 Feb. 14b. 5 f. 10The House That Jack Built (#10) 1939 Feb. 21b. 5 f. 11The Stolen Manuscript Case (#11) 1939 Feb. 28b. 5 f. 12The Case of Mrs. Elsa Montague (#12) 1939 Mar. 13b. 5 f. 13The Quiz Program Murder Case (#13) 1939 Mar. 20b. 5 f. 14The Case of the Mad Mr. Gilpin (#14) 1939 Mar. 27b. 5 f. 15The April Fool Murder Case (#15) 1939 Apr. 3b. 5 f. 16The Grand Hotel Plunge Murder Case (#16) 1939 Apr. 10b. 5 f. 17The Case of the Umbrella Man (#17) 1939 Apr. 17b. 5 f. 18The Seance Murder Case (#18) 1939 Apr. 24b. 5 f. 19The Case of the Haunted Gangster (#19) 1939 May 1b. 5 f. 20The Case of Dr. Zwertzig (#20) 1939 May 8b. 5 f. 21The Coffee Pot Murder Case (#21) 1939 May 15Series XVII: Detective O'Malley (Radio program) 1939 June 5 - 1939 July 28 (18folders)Chronologicalb. 5 f. 22Too Bad 1939 June 5b. 5 f. 23Red Jewelry 1939 June 9b. 5 f. 24Written in Dust (#3) 1939 June 14b. 5 f. 25Dumb Witness 1939 June 16b. 5 f. 26Sinister Gifts (#5) 1939 June 19b. 5 f. 27Just Too Smart (#6) 1939 June 23b. 5 f. 28Green Paint (#7) 1939 June 26b. 5 f. 29Last Look (#8) 1939 June 28b. 5 f. 30Broadway Murder (#9) 1939 June 30b. 5 f. 31New Shoes (#10) 1939 July 3b. 5 f. 32Lost Girl (#11) 1939 July 5b. 5 f. 33Smart Guy (#12) 1939 July 7b. 5 f. 34Too Clever (#13) 1939 July 10b. 5 f. 35Black Magic (#14) 1939 July 14b. 5 f. 36Lost Dog (#15) 1939 July 17b. 5 f. 37Witness Wanted (#16) 1939 July 21b. 5 f. 38The Widow's Share (#17) 1939 July 26b. 5 f. 39The Checkered Suit (#18) 1939 July 28Listed as the Final Story.6
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries XVIII: Digest of the Air (Radio program) 1939 (2 folders)b. 5 f. 40#1 1939b. 5 f. 41#2 1939Series XIX: Dramatic Fragments (Radio program) 1937 Jan. 2 - 1938 Oct. 19 (2boxes)Radio program is also known as Dramatic Fragments from Life.Chronologicalb. 6 f. 1In the Morgue (#1) 1937 Jan. 9b. 6 f. 2Story Conference (#2) 1937 Jan. 2b. 6 f. 3Afterglow (#3) 1939 Jan. 30b. 6 f. 4Rodney Stoops to Murder (#4) 1937 Feb. 13b. 6 f. 5District Attorney (#5)b. 6 f. 6Buying Brains (#6) 1938 Sept. 7b. 6 f. 7Lady Hamilton Woman of Destiny (#7)b. 6 f. 8Pomeroy Jones (#8) 1937 Mar. 13b. 6 f. 9Laughter for the Gods (#9) 1937 Mar. 6b. 6 f. 10Return of the Fishermen (#11) 1937 Mar. 27b. 6 f. 11Domestic Tie-Up (#14) 1937 Apr. 10b. 6 f. 12The Case of the Card Players (#15) 1937 Apr. 17b. 6 f. 13Memories of Stephen Foster (#16) 1937 May 1b. 6 f. 14When Lincoln Came to Pittsburgh (#17) 1937 May 8b. 6 f. 15The Casting Office (#18) 1937 May 15b. 6 f. 16The Johnstown Flood (#19) 1937 May 22b. 6 f. 17Taxi Dancer (#20) 1937 May 29b. 6 f. 18Under Southern Skies (#21) 1937 June 5b. 6 f. 19Wanted--a Burglar (#22) 1937 June 12b. 6 f. 20Fools and Children (#25) 1937 June 19b. 6 f. 21Rebellion in Hawaii (#26) 1937 June 26b. 6 f. 22Gallow's Hill (#27) 1937 July 24b. 6 f. 23God's Mill (#28) 1937 July 17b. 6 f. 24Nimble Feet (#30) 1937 July 31b. 6 f. 25Rights and Lefts (#31) 1937 Aug. 7b. 6 f. 26Prelude (#32) 1937 Aug. 14b. 6 f. 27Plain Old Irish (#33) 1937 Aug. 21b. 6 f. 28Six-One-Six (#34) 1937 Aug. 28b. 6 f. 29Boy Meets Boy (#35) 1937 Sept. 4b. 6 f. 30The Copra Trader (#36) 1937 Sept. 11b. 6 f. 31Fortune Beans (#38) 1937 Oct. 2b. 6 f. 32Double Feature (#39) 1937 Oct. 9b. 7 f. 1Crossed Wires (#40) 1937 Oct. 16b. 7 f. 2Without Benefit of Sound (#42) 1937 Oct. 307
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries XIX: Dramatic Fragments (Radio program) (cont.)b. 7 f. 3The Brooklyn Enigma (#43) 1937 Nov. 6Listed as The Brooklyn Enigma (Episode #1)b. 7 f. 4Husbands are Like That (#45) 1937 Nov. 20b. 7 f. 5Hysterical History (#46) 1937 Nov. 27Listed as Hysterical History (#1)b. 7 f. 6Love Will Climb Mountains (#47) 1937 Dec. 4b. 7 f. 7Great Moments from Great Plays (#48) 1937 Dec. 11Dramatized is a scene from the play Lars Killed His Son by Lawrence Bernard.b. 7 f. 8Lumber versus Love (#49) 1937 Dec. 18b. 7 f. 9The Puppy God Gave Her (#50) 1937 Dec. 25b. 7 f. 10Dead Women and Gold (#51) 1938 Jan.1b. 7 f. 11Tobogganing on a Locomotive (#52) 1938 Jan. 8b. 7 f. 12No Tickee--No Laundry (#53) 1938 Jan. 15b. 7 f. 13Black Lena (#54) 1938 Jan. 22b. 7 f. 14Carry Nation [sic] (#55) 1938 Jan. 29b. 7 f. 15A Wild Wild Rose (#56) 1938 Feb. 5b. 7 f. 16Great Moments from Great Plays (#57) 1938 Feb. 12Dramatization of a scene from An Enemy of the People by Ibsen.b. 7 f. 17The Doctor's Wife (#58) 1938 Feb. 19b. 7 f. 18The Sharpest Pencil (#59) 1938 Feb. 26b. 7 f. 19When Night Comes (#62) 1938 Mar. 19b. 7 f. 20One Dark China Night (#63) 1938 Apr. 2b. 7 f. 21His Highness (#64) 1938 Apr. 9b. 7 f. 22A Pocket in a Shroud (#66) 1938 Apr. 16b. 7 f. 23The Last (#67) 1938 Apr. 23b. 7 f. 24Storm Bound (#68) 1938 Apr. 30b. 7 f. 25Lie of Mercy (#69) 1938 May 7b. 7 f. 26Unsung Heroes - Rescue at Niagara (#73) 1938 June 8b. 7 f. 27Sign of the Rose (#74) 1938 June 15b. 7 f. 28Adam Watson, Unsung Hero (#75) 1938 June 22b. 7 f. 29Soldier of Fortune (#77) 1938 July 6b. 7 f. 30Unsung Heroes - Prarie Fire (#78) 1938 July 13b. 7 f. 31Star Dressing Room (#80) 1938 Aug. 3b. 7 f. 32Over the Wires (#82) 1938 Aug. 10b. 7 f. 33The Book of the Dragon of Darkness (#83) 1938 Aug. 17b. 7 f. 34Patrick Henry Attorney (#86) 1938 Sept. 7b. 7 f. 35Expectations (#87) 1938 Sept. 21b. 7 f. 36A Sheet for a Soul (#91) 1938 Oct. 19Series XX: Drums (Radio program) 1938 May 7 - 1938 July 27 (12 folders)b. 8 f. 1Episode 1 1938 May 7b. 8 f. 2Episode 2 1938 May 14b. 8 f. 3Episode 3 1938 May 218
Guide to theWPA Radio ScriptsSeries XX: Drums (Radio program) (cont.)b. 8 f. 4Episode 4 1938 May 28b. 8 f. 5Episode 5 1938 June 4b. 8 f. 6Episode 6 1938 June 11b. 8 f. 7Episode 7 1938 June 18b. 8 f. 8Episode 8 1938 June 22b. 8 f. 9Episode 9 1938 July 6b. 8 f. 10Episode 10 1938 July 13b. 8 f. 11Episode 11 1938 July 20b. 8 f. 12Episode 12 1938 July 27Series XXI: Eastchester Garden (Radio program) (1 folder)b. 8 f. 13Episode 1Series XXII: Elizabethan Theatre (Radio program) 1938 Nov. 1 - 1938 Dec. 27, n.d(9 folders)Chr
Featured is the poem "In the Morning", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar. b. 1 f. 14 A Banjo Song (# 20) 1938 Sept. 22 Featured is the poem "A Banjo Song", by Paul Lawrence Dunbar. b. 1 f. 15 Long To'ds Night (# 21) 1938 Sept. 29 Featured are poems by Paul Lawrence Dunbar. b. 1 f. 16 Dark Clouds of War (# 22) 1938 Oct. 3 Featured are poems by Paul .
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