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The Winnifred Eaton Reeve Fonds Accession No. 299/82.13

MANUSCRIPTS........................................................................................................................................... 4

PUBLISHED WORKS ..................................................................................................................................... 55

MANUSCRIPTS ............................................................................................................................................. 64

FILE TITLE DATE OLD NO. NEW BOX/FILE

Biographical sketches, lists and clippings

- includes lists of novels and short stories

- 12 items

[19--],

1933-1976

Box 1:

1

1.2

Personal correspondence

- includes personal narrative and correspondence about divorce from Bertrand Babcock and separation from Francis Reeve

- 58 items

[19--], 1916-1936

2 1.2

Personal correspondence with daughter Doris Rooney

- 128 items

1948-1952 3-4 1.3-1.4

Business correspondence regarding manuscripts, screenplays, contracts, etc.

- 36, 95, 112 items

1903-1952 5-7 1.5-1.7

Notes for lawyer regarding copyright infringement of Winnifred Eaton Reeve’s play The wooing of Wisteria

[19--] Box 2:

8

2.1

Agreement engaging Hal Horne as literary agent

1930 9 2.2


Agreements regarding publication of manuscripts and articles and dramatic productions

1902-1916 10 2.3

Agreements regarding publication of manuscripts, selling of movie rights, screenplays

- includes scenarist contracts with Universal Pictures

1921-1929 11 2.4

Agreements regarding collaboration on stories, completion of manuscripts, and selling of movie rights

1930-1932 12 2.5

Correspondence and agreements regarding novel Cattle

- includes copyright certificate and correspondence regarding television and screen production

1925-1954,

1967

13 2.6

Divorce decree between Winnifred Eaton Babcock and Bertrand Whitcomb Babcock

1917 14 2.7

Insurance policy (Francis Reeve) 1911 15 2.8

Medical records (Winnifred Eaton Reeve)

1953 16 2.9


Box office receipts for production of A Japanese nightingale, Daly’s Theatre, New York

1903 17 2.10

Correspondence

- includes letters from Tim Rooney to Doris Rooney, from George Bentel to DR regarding Winnifred Eaton Reeve’s stage play Seperate maintenance, and form letter from Hilker Attractions Limited

1949-1951 18 2.11

Correspondence between Doris Rooney and Yoshiro Ando regarding Winnifred Eaton Reeve’s Japanese novels

- includes periodical The rising generation with article on Winnifred Eaton Reeve in Japanese and translation of article

1969-1975 19 2.12

MANUSCRIPTS

Box 3:

Verse and poetry

- typescript, typescript (carbon copy)

[19--]-1922 20 3.1

Short stories and articles

- fragments

[1920s?] 21 3.2.1


- typescript and holograph

Plain pig

- typescript

[19--] 21 3.2.2

Ranching in Alberta

- drafts (2 items)

- typescript, with holograph revisions

[19--] 21 3.2.3

Royal and titled ranchers of Alberta

- typescript (carbon copy)

[after 1924] 21 3.2.4

You can’t run away from yourself

- fragment and incomplete drafts

- typescript, typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions

[1920s] 21 3.2.5

Me

- synopses, screen adaptation and reviews (12 items)

- typescript and typescript (carbon copy)

[1925] 22 3.3

Indian summer

- fragments

- includes “Outline for plot for

[after 1923?] 23 3.4.1


McCoy story...”


- SEE ALSO 5.4

Showboat

- fragment


[1920s] 23 3.4.2

[Showboat]

- original story by Winifred [sic] Reeve and Eleanor Fried

- titled Sin flood


1927 23 3.4.3

[Showboat]

- Synopsis of adaptation by Winnifred Reeve of Show Boat

- incomplete

- typescript

[192-] 23 3.4.4

[Showboat]

- Synopsis of Winnifred Reeve’s adaptation of Show Boat

- fragments


[192-] 23 3.4.5


[Showboat]

Show boat/by Edna Ferber

Adaptation by: Winnifred Eaton Reeve

- incomplete


[192-] 23 3.4.6

[Showboat]

Notes on Showboat

- fragments


[192-] 23 3.4.7

[Showboat]

Notes for Showboat. Outline for adaptation by Winnifred Eaton Reeve

- incomplete


[192-] 23 3.4.8

[Showboat]

Notes for Showboat. Outline for adaptation by Winnifred Eaton Reeve

- typescript and typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions

[192-] 23 3.4.9


Showboat: [screenplay]

- incomplete

- typescript (mimeograph)

1929 23 3.4.10

Rose Marie [outline]

- drafts


[19--] 24 3.5

Phantom of the Opera

- dialogue continuity (incomplete)

- typescript

[19--] 25 3.6

The road to honor [stage play]

- Act 1, Scene I-II, Act II, Act III, Scene I-II, Act IV

- typescript

[19--] 26 3.7

The road to honor/by Paul Anthelme and Onoto Watanna


- bound

- file 4.2 is preservation photocopy of file 4.1

- SEE ALSO 13.11

[19--] 26 4.1

4.2


His royal nibs

Synopsis by Winifred [sic] Reeve (4 items)

- typescript

- includes review by Glen Chaffi[?]

[19--] 27 4.3

His royal nibs [novel]


- original title Cheerio crossed through

[after 1923] 27 4.4

The net

Outline treatment (incomplete)

- typescript

[19--] Box 4:

28

4.5

The pit

Thumbnail outline treatment

- variant title We all cheat

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph annotation

[19--] 28 4.6

Daughters of Nijo

Synopsis [for screenplay]

[after 1904?] 29 4.7

The diary of Delia

- 4 items. Item 4 is Synopsis by

[191-]-1925 29 4.8


Martha Stedman

Marion

- outline of the plot, and Synopsis (2 items)

- typescript and typescript (mimeograph)

1921 29 4.9

Movie madness

- Second-Fifth Serial installments (4 items)


- SEE ALSO 13.14-13.16, 16.8-16.10, and 18.5

[19--] 30 4.10

The girl and the rainbow: [stage play]


[19--] 31 4.11

Carlile MacCartney (2 items)


[19--] 32 4.12

Un peu d’amour = A little love

- ‘Original story for screen” (3 items)


[19--] 33 4.13


The man from Canada

- Synopsis of novel and motion picture play

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph annotations

[after 1923] 34 5.1.1

The man from Canada

- Synopsis of novel


[1925?] 35 5.1.2

Barbary Coast/by Winnifred Reeve and Charles Logue: [screenplay]

- typescript

1929 35 5.2.1

[Barbary Coast]: [screenplay]

- typescript (mimeograph), with holograph annotations

1929(?) 35 5.2.2

[Barbary Coast]: [screenplay]


1929(?) 35 5.2.3

Barbary Coast/by Winnifred Reeve and Charles Logue: [screenplay]

- preservation photocopy of item 5.2.1

[1997] 5.2.4

Illegitimate. Synopsis of 4 act play [19--] 36 5.3.1


- incomplete


Illegitimate: [stage play]

- incomplete

- typescript

- includes complete typescript (carbon copy)

- SEE ALSO item 5.3.3 and 5.3.4

[19--] 36 5.3.2

Separate maintenance: [stage play]

- incomplete


- variant of item 5.3.2 title Illegitimate, and of item 5.3.4 titled Sinners in love

[19-- 36 5.3.3

Sinners in love: [stage play]


- variant of item 5.3.2 titled Illegimate, and of item 5.3.3 titled Separate maintenance

(Removed from original binder for conservation purposes)

[19--] 36 5.3.4

Indian summer

- Synopsis

[after 1923] Box 5:

37

5.4


- typescript (carbon copy) with holograph annotation “Ben Medford Hi 5111"

- includes incomplete copy

- SEE ALSO 3.4.1

The King’s daughter: [short story]


- includes typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 37 5.5

Gipsy

- Synopsis

- typescript (carbon copy, with holograph annotation “Anita Stewart Hem 1564"

[19--] 38 5.6

In the castle of Hikone: [short story]


[19--] 38 5.7

The claw/by Cynthia Stockley. Adaptation by Winnifred Reeve: [screenplay]


- includes additional copy

[19--] 39 5.8.1-5.8.2

Hans Schwartz, baker: [short story] [19--] 40 6.1


- drafts


- Item 1 with holograph revisions

- Item 2 incomplete

Hurn, Phil

Hell’s harvest: [screenplay]

- synopsis of treatment by Phil Hurn

- typescript


1926 40. 6.2

Hi-Jack: [prose]

- outline of story

- typescript


[19--] 40 6.3

Mister: [short story]

- typescript

- includes typescript (carbon copy) of “Notes Outline of story or play”

[199-] 40 6.4

Ourang/story by Fred de Gresac. Adaptation and dialogue by Winnifred Reeve and Isadore Bernstein: [screenplay]

- typescript, with holograph

1930 41 6.5


revisions

The other woman: [short story]



[19--] 42 6.6

Marie-Anne: [short story]

- drafts


- Item 1 has stamp “C.C. Wilkening...”

- SEE ALSO Sieur Phillippe 6.13

[19--] 43 6.7

Marie-Anne: [stage play]

- draft (incomplete)

- holograph and typescript

[19--] 43 6.8

An imperial road: [prose]

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph annotation “by G. Como” and “Address c/o Reeve...”

[19--] 44 6.9

The man from Alberta: [screenplay]

- story and synopsis


[1925] 45 6.10


New York days: [short story]

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions

[after 1923?] 45 6.11

The heart of Hyacinth: [screenplay]

- synopsis by W. Reeve(?) and synopsis by M. Robertson

- typescript

[19--]-1925 45 6.12

Janet’s family: [short story]


[after 1923?] 45 6.13

Sieur Phillippe: [short story]


- SEE ALSO Marie-Anne 6.7

[19--] 45 6.14

Dobbs: [short story?]

- typescript

- SEE ALSO John Dobbs 8.16 and Brides will be brides 8.4

[19--] 46 6.15

Hetty: [short story]

- drafts


[19--] 47 6.16



Our late hired man: [short story]

- drafts (some incomplete)


[19--] 47 6.17

Tough girl: [short story]

- draft


- includes two incomplete drafts, typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 48 6.18

McDermott, John

Unclean!


- includes photocopy of manuscript note “Unclean by John McDermott (probably ready by WER for Universal)

[19--] 49 6.19

Wrightman, Marian

Cattle

- synopsis of W. Reeve’s novel submitted as stage play to the American Play Co.

- typescript (carbon copy) and

1924 Box 6:

50

7.1


typescript

Cattle: [stage play]



[19--] 50 7.2

Clifton, Helen

“Wild seed”/screen treatment by Helen Clifton of a published novel by Winifred Eaton


[19--] 50 7.3

McCoy: [prose]

- typescript

- SEE ALSO Wild love 11.6

[19--] 51 7.4

Charity: [prose]

- “Memoranda outline for Novel or Motion Picture story”

- Typescript and holograph

[19--] 51 7.5

Happiness preferred: [prose]

- “Outline Plot: 2 Act comedy (with music)”



[19--] 52 7.6


Hollywood melody or Star bright: [prose]

- synopsis outline for University Story Dept.

- typescript

- includes variant synopsis read by Sherrill Tyler (typescript (carbon copy))

[19--] 52 7.7

Sins of the father: [short story]


[19--] 53 7.8

Cowboy racket: [screenplay]


[19--] 53 7.9

The world’s darling: [short story]


[19--] 54 7.10

The hold up: [screenplay]

- shot list


- SEE ALSO Five thousand dollar reward! 8.23-24

[19--] 55 7.11

Relatively speaking: [stage play] [19--] 56 7.12


- Typescript (carbon copy)

When Christmas came to Fukui: [short story]

- typescript (carbon copy?), with holograph revisions

[19--] 56 7.13

Boom city: [novel]

- notes for novel


[19--] 57 7.14

Disillusion: [prose]

- “Synopsis Original Screen Story by William Anthony McGuire”



[19--] 57 7.15

Pale hands I loved/by Winnifred Reeve and Doris Kemper: [prose]

- synopsis of original screen story (incomplete)



[1928?] 58 7.16

Pale hands I loved/by Onoto Watanna and Doris Kemper: [prose]

- “Synopsis of story: Pale hands I

1928 58 7.17


loved or Pale hands...”


- includes carbon copy

Pale hands I loved/by Onoto Watanna and Doris Kemper: [prose]

- variant synopsis of story


[1928?} 58 7.18

White hands: [screenplay?]

- drafts (incomplete) of synopsis


[19--] 58 7.19

A kiss: [stage play]

- typescript

1913 59 7.20

Lend me your title: [stage play]

- “Synopsis: 3 act farce”


[19--] 60 7.21


- variant synopsis


[19--] 60 7.22


Lend my your title/by Winnifred Reeve and Paul Reeve: [stage play]

- variant synopsis


[19--] 60 7.23

Lend my your title: [stage play]

- typescript


[19--] 60 7.24

Lend my your title: [stage play]

- variant(?) draft


- includes additional typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 60 7.25


- synopsis


[19--] 60 7.26


- variant synopsis


[19--] 60 7.27



[19--] 60 7.28


Roofs: [short story]

- outline of story with variant titles Poison Ivy, All that glitters, and Roofs of New York


[19--] 61 8.1

Roofs: [screenplay]

- “Suggested outline of plot for New York picture...”

- typescript

- includes “Idea for story to be entitled Roofs” typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 61 8.2

The “beautifullest” one: [short story]


[19--] Box 7:

62

8.3

Brides will be brides/by Lucille Van Slyke; treatment by Winnifred Reeve: [prose]

- typescript (incomplete)

- SEE ALSO John Dobbs 8.16 and Dobbs 6.15

[19--] 62 8.4

Leave it to me: [screenplay?]

- drafts

- typescript and typescript (carbon

[19--] 63 8.5


copy)


Old California: [screenplay]

- synopsis

- includes variant titles The singing bandit, California, and The singing tenor

- typescript

- SEE ALSO 14.4

[19--] 63 8.6

Colette: [short story?]

- synopsis (incomplete)


[19--] 64 8.7

Colette: [short story]



- includes 3 additional copies

[19--] 64 8.8

Busman’s holiday: [screenplay]

- synopsis


[19--] 65 8.9

Scarlet Lily/by Winnifred Reeve and “Sumner”: [screenplay]

[19--] 65 8.10


- “Outline of story for Mary Nolan”

- includes variant titles Hell house, Hell-cat Sue, and Tiger Lily

- typescript

- SEE ALSO 9.10

The devil’s whirlpool/by Winnifred Reeve and Sonia Igor: [novel]

- “Synopsis of novel now writing”


- includes typescript (carbon copy) and variant synopsis

[19--] 66 8.11

The devil’s whirlpool/by Onoto Watanna and Sonia Pushkareff: [novel]

- outline of plot


- includes variant

[19--] 66 8.12

The devil’s whirlpool/by Onoto Watanna and Sonia Pushkareff: [novel]

- synopsis of novel


[19--] 66 8.13


The devil’s whirlpool: [novel]


- includes holograph annotation “For picture purposes we should cut[?] the Reception - Open on the Islands at fête -”


[19--] 66 8.14

Chaffin, Glenn

The devil’s whirlpool by Onoto Watanna and Sonia Pushkareff confidentially reviewed for Ivan St. Johns

- typescript

[19--] 66 8.15

John Dobbs: [short story]


- SEE ALSO Dobbs 6.15 and Brides will be brides 8.4

[19--] 67 8.16

The wolf of Wall Street: [screenplay]

- “Synopsis of story The wolf of Wall Street of The man from the gutter”



[19--] 67 8.17

The wolf of Wall Street: [screenplay] [19--] 67 8.18




The wolf of Wall Street: [screenplay]

- variant draft (incomplete)


[19--] 67 8.19

Five thousand dollar reward!: [short story]



[after 1923?] 68 8.20


- draft


[after 1923?] 68 8.21


- draft


[after 1923?] 68 8.22

Five thousand dollar reward!: [screenplay]

- shot list with variant title $5000

[19--] 68 8.23


reward

- holograph annotation “Story, adaptation, continuity & titles by Winnifred Eaton Reeve”


- SEE ALSO The hold up 7.11

Five thousand dollar reward!: [screenplay]

- shot list with variant title $5000 reward


- SEE ALSO The hold up 7.11

[19--] 68 8.24

The idol of Paris: [screenplay]

- “A free adaptation by Winnifred [sic] Reeve of Esther Labarre by Franz Schulz”

- includes variant titles The adored one, The beloved woman, and The idol of France



- SEE ALSO 12.26

[19--] 69 8.25

The city of restless love: [screenplay]

- synopsis


[19--] 69 8.26



Farrow, John

Submarine

- variant drafts


[19--] 70 9.1

Anthelme, Paul

[The Japanese honour]

- “Actes 3e, 4e, et 5e” or original play

- holograph

- Text in French

[19--] 71 9.2

Anthelme, Paul

The Japanese honour



[19--] 71 9.3

The Japanese honour: [stage play]

- typescript

[19--] 71 9.4-9.8

Wilson, Carey

Some girls won’t

[19--] 72 9.9



- pages one and two damaged

Wild rose: [screenplay]

- drafts of story outline

- includes variant titles Tiger cat, and Hell house


- SEE ALSO 8.10

[19--] 72 9.10

The little shoe: [short story]



[19--] 73 9.11

What holds men: [short story]

- drafts of story idea

- typescript

[19--] Box 8:

73

9.12

Coyotes: [short story]


- includes 3 additional copies (typescript carbon copy)

- Item 2 with extensive holograph revisions; item 4 incomplete

[afer 1923?] 73 9.13


What men want: [screenplay]

- shooting script



[19--] 74 9.14-9.15

The Atlantic Cable: [screenplay?]

- “The Thumbnail outline of Atlantic Cable story. Winnifred Reeve’s treatment...”


[19--] 75 9.16




[19--] 75 9.17


- “Detailed outline for novel and screen play”

- typescript

- includes 2 additional copies (typescript (carbon copy))

[19--] 9.18

Sinners: [short story]

- drafts

- typescript and typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions

- includes incomplete Memorandum in regard to story

[after 1923?] 9.19


entitled Sinners

Old sport: [screenplay?]

- “First outline of story based on: Follow the signs and The love thrill. Suggested titles: Old Sport Take a chance Try your luck!”

- drafts

- typescript

[19--] 76 9.20

Gorgio/by Winnifed Reeve & Anita Stewart: [screenplay?]

- synopsis and outline of story

- typescript

[19--] 77 9.21.1-9.21.2

Stewart, Anita

Gorgio

- typescript (incomplete) of novel

[19--] 77 9.22

I am a white nigger: [short story]


[19--] 78 10.1

McGuire, William Anthony

Bad penny

- draft (incomplete) of novel with W. Reeve’s holograph revisions

[19--] 78 10.2


- typescript

McGuire, William Anthony

The bad penny

- draft of stage play


1931 78 10.3

Inside house: [stage play]


- [characters; Ruth, Jo, Mother]

[19--] 78 10.4

Love siege: [screenplay?]

- synopsis

- typescript

[19--] 78 10.5

The adored one: [short story]


[19--] Box 9:

79

10.6

All for all: [stage play?]

- synopsis?


[19--] 79 10.7

Wallop: [screenplay]

- drafts of synopsis

- typescript (carbon copy). Item 1

[19--] 80 10.8


with holograph revisions

- SEE ALSO Gallegher 10.9

Gallegher

- “Treatment synopsis by Winnifred of Gallegher by Richard Harding Davis”

- drafts (incomplete)


- SEE ALSO Wallop 10.8

[19--] 80 10.9

Love me, love my dog: [screenplay?]

- drafts and fragments


[19--] 80 10.10

Sunny San: [stage play]

- “Scenario of proposed play based on Sunny-San”

- Typescript

[19--] 81 10.11



- typescript

[1924?] 81 10.12


- draft of Act IV

[1924?] 81 10.13


- typescript

- includes 2 additional typescript (carbon copy)




[1924?] 81 10.14


- draft


[1924?] 81 10.15

Perkins, Scott

Sunny San

“Screen treatment of the novel, ‘Sunny San’...”


[19--] 81 10.16

Reeve, Paul Eaton

Captain Sissie

- “Synopsis of an original story”


[19--] 82 10.17

Belle of the Bowery: [screenplay]

- “Story idea for original titles; Belle of the Bowery, The

1931 83 10.18


Bowery, Ring-a-round-arosy”

- draft

- typescript

- include 2 additional typescript (carbon copy)

La Tata/by Winnifred Reeve and Isadore Bernstein: [screenplay]

- synopsis



[19--] 83 10.19

Tama: [stage play]


- typescript

- include 2 additional typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 84 11.1

Tama: [stage play]


- typescript (carbon copy) with holograph revisions

[19--] 84 11.2

Tama: [stage play]

- draft of Act IV


[19--] 84 11.3


- includes incomplete typescript

Tama: [stage play]

- draft of Act V



[19--] 84 11.4

May-Day: [screenplay?]


- typescript

[19--] 85 11.5

Wild love: [screenplay]

- “Thumbnail outline of story for McCoy”


- SEE ALSO 7.4

[19--] 85 11.6

Ropes/by Wilbur Daniel Steele

Screen story & dialogue by Winnifred Reeve

- drafts

- Item 1 has holograph annotation “From P.1 to 38 this is all new original material by Reeve. Also last sequence practically original except for [?] incident

- Item 1 typescript (carbon copy),

[19--] 86 11.7-11.8


with holograph revisions

- Item 2 incomplete

- SEE ALSO 17.5 The Mississippi gambler

A little piece of bric-a-brac: [prose]

- “Synopsis or idea for story or play


[19--] 87 11.9

Carnival/by William Doyle

Adaptation and dialogue by Winnifred Eaton Reeve


[1929] 88 11.10

Queen of my heart: [novel?]

- synopsis

- variant of 11.12 and 11.13

- typescript

- SEE ALSO 13.12

[19--] Box 10:

89

11.11

Queen of my heart: [novel]

- “Synopsis of novel”


- typescript


[19--] 89 11.12


Queen of my heart: [novel]

- synopsis



[19--] 89 11.13

Queen of my heart: [short story?]


[19--] 89 11.14

Oregon Trail

- “Memoranda notes and data for original story by Winnifred Reeve”

- typescript

[19--]-1927 89 11.15

The Texas Rangers

“Brief synopsis of photoplay basis... The Texas Rangers (an original ‘special’) by Eve Unsell

- typescript

[19--] 90 11.16

The Texas Rangers/by Eve Unsell

- draft with holograph revisions by W.E. Reeve


[19--] 90 11.17

The Texas Rangers [19--] 90 11.18


- “Synopsis of novel by Eve Unsell and Winnifred Reeve”


Poison Ivy: [short story]



- also includes variant incomplete draft

[after 1923?] 91 12.1

She’s a boy!: [screenplay]

- “Synopsis of original story...”


[19--] 92 12.2

Gold: [screenplay]

- “Synopsis for story and motion picture play”


- includes additional fragments

- SEE ALSO 13.10

1925 93 12.3

Gold: [screenplay]

- draft with holograph annotation “rough outline of my (false) gold”

[19--] 93 12.4


- typescript

- includes incomplete carbon copies

- SEE ALSO 13.10

Gold of $10,000 reward/by Winnifred Eaton Reeve and Capt. Leslie Peacock

- summary and synopsis (incomplete)

- typescript

- SEE ALSO 13.10

1925 93 12.5

Peacocke, Leslie T.

Gold or Who killed Peter Cramp

- draft synopsis

- Item 1 titled Love and millions: a film serial in twenty ‘two-reel’ episodes; item 2 title page only Gold or Who killed Peter Cramp: synopsis of photoplay serial in 16 episodes by Capt. Leslie T. Peacocke and Written into serial fiction form for newspaper syndication by Onoto Watana”



- SEE ALSO 13.10

[1925?] 93 12.6


The girl and her money: [screenplay]

- synopsis of third episode for Love and millions


- SEE ALSO 12.24-12.25

[1925?] 93 12.7

Second honeymoon: [short story?]

- draft


- removed from original binder for conservation purposes

- includes additional incomplete copy

[19--] 94 12.8.1-12.8.2

Prince of hearts: [novelette]

- Synopsis (incomplete)


[19--] 95 12.9

Prince of hearts: [screenplay?]

- draft synopsis (incomplete)


[19--] 95 12.10

Prince of hearts/by Winnifred Eaton Reeve and Margaret Mayo: [screenplay?]

- draft synopsis

[19--] 95 12.11


- typescript

- includes additional incomplete typescript (carbon copy) with variant title The love thief

Prince of hearts/by Winnifred Reeve and Margaret Mayo: [screenplay?]

- “Based on ‘The love thief’”

- variant synopsis


[19--] 95 12.12

Blood will tell/[by] Winnifred Reeve & Hary Gareon[?]: [short story?]

- typescript with holograph revisions

- SEE ALSO A woman’s way 12.15

[19--] 96 12.13

The world’s darling: [short story]

- typescript

- includes 3 additional copies - typescript (carbon copy)

- also includes “Synopsis of short story...” - typescript (carbon copy) and three additional copies - typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 96 12.14

A woman’s way: [prose]

- “Outline of plot for story by

[19--] 96 12.15


Harry [Gareon?] and Winnifred...”


- SEE ALSO Blood will tell 12.13

A woman’s way: [prose]

- “Outline of plot for story”

- variant of 12.15


[19--] 96 12.16

A woman’s way: [screenplay]

- outline of shots

- typescript

[19--] 96 12.17

Chambers, Barbara

Synopsis of A savage in silks: an original story for the screen by Winnifred Reeve


- includes incomplete typescript

- also includes incomplete variant draft

[19--] 97 12.18

A savage in silks: [screenplay?]

- synopsis


[19--] 97 12.19


A savage in silks: [screenplay]

- “Suggestions for treatment by James O. Spearing and Gladys Lehman”

- incomplete


[19--] 97 12.20

Reeve, Paul Eaton (?)

Toy world

- typescript (incomplete)

- includes note signed Paul on verso of p.6

[19--] 98 12.21

Reeve, Paul Eaton

[Untitled]

- typescript and holograph

[19--] 98 12.22

The wickedness of Matsuba: [stage play]

- “Sketch for vaudeville or parlor entertainment”

- typescript

[19--] Box 11:

99

12.23

Peacocke, Leslie T.

The miser’s will

- synopsis of Second episode of

[1925?] 99 12.24


Love and millions


- SEE ALSO 12.6-12.7 and 13.10

The castaways

- synopsis of Sixth episode of Love and millions


- SEE ALSO 12.6-12.7

[1925?] 99 12.25

Esther Labarre

- “By Franz Schulz. Adaptation by Winnifred Reeve”



- SEE ALSO 8.25

[19--] 99 12.26

Young flesh: [short story?]

- drafts


[19--] 99 12.17

Whitcomb, Perry [W. Reeve?]

What a man does for love: a play in four acts



[19--] 100 13.1


What a man does for love: [stage play]

- drafts of Act III (incomplete?)


[19--] 100 13.2

What a man does for love: [stage play]

- draft of Act IV


- includes cover with name given as “Perry Whitcomb (Ontoto Watanna)”

[19--] 100 13.3

The fame of Bob: [short story]

- draft (incomplete?)


[19--] 101 13.4

Irish eyes: a comedy melodrama/by Winnifred Eaton Reeve and George Cochrane

- “Synopsis of a novel”


[19--] 101 13.5

The beast within: [novel]

- “Rough draft of first few chapters of novel now being written. Temporary title: The beast within

[after 1923?] 102 13.6


or Joy riders...”


Shanghai lady: [screenplay]

- typescript (mimeograph) with holograph annotation “Adaptation, Dialogue, Continuing by Winnifred Reeve and Houston Brady”

[19--] 103 13.7

Other peoples [sic] troubles: [screenplay]

- drafts

- Item 1 incomplete; item with holograph revisions

- typescript (carbon copy) and typescript

[1919] 104 13.8

Other people’s troubles

- published serialized version in Farm and Ranch Review

- includes additional copies of newspaper clippings

- also includes newspaper clipping of W. Reeve’s article The little theatre movement

[1919] 104 13.9


Gold or $10,000 reward

- serial installments

- some installments, with variant titles Gold, and Love and millions

- SEE ALSO 12.3-12.7 and 12.24

[19--] 105 13.10

Untitled: [novel]

- incomplete draft, possibly The road to honor



- SEE ALSO 4.2

[19--] 107 13.11

Untitled: [novel?]

- incomplete draft

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions (characters: Karl Rodib, Jocco, Crown Prince of Norland, Queen of Norland, etc.). Identified in 2001 by scholar as Queen of my heart

- SEE ALSO 11.11-11.14

[19--] 108 13.12

Untitled: [short story?]

- incomplete draft

- typescript (carbon copy) (characters: Merry Leland, Richard Slocum, etc.)

[19--] 108 13.13


Untitled: [novel?]

- fragment

- typescript (carbon copy) (characters: Jane, Joybelle, Anna, Marcia). Identified in 2001 by scholar as Movie madness

- SEE ALSO 13.15-13.16, 4.10, 16.8-16.10, 18.5

[19--] 108 13.14

[Movie madness]: [novel?]

- incomplete draft

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions (characters: Jane, Joybelle, Edmund Blanton

- SEE ALSO Movie madness 4.10, 13.14, 16.8-16.10 and 18.5

[19--] 108

111

13.15-13.16

Untitled: [screenplay]

- synopsis of unidentified screenplay

- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions (characters: Winnie, Larry McDermott, Emmet Tilden Ingersol)

[19--] 108 14.1

Untitled: [novel?]

- incomplete draft

[19--] 109 14.2



- (characters: Michael Lenahan, Lieutenant Sato, etc.)

Untitled: [stage play]

- incomplete drafts

- typescript (carbon copy) and typescript, with holograph revisions (characters: Cap, Dad, Jeff, Flossy, etc.)

- Item 3 includes sketch of stage design

[19--] 109 14.3

Untitled: [screenplay?]



- includes (carbon copy)

- (characters: Juan Flores, Riccardo)

- SEE ALSO 8.6 Old California

[19--] 109 14.4




- (characters: Carl, Max, Mitzi, etc.)

[19--] 109 14.5






- (characters: Sylvia, Phil Hudson, Ann Wilson)

[19--] 109 14.6

Untitled: [short story]


- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions and typescript (carbon copy)

- (characters: Mamie, Miss Trehern, Archie, the Catherwells)

[19--] 109 14.7




- (characters: Isabelita, Maria Louisa, Captain Pierre, Kenneth, etc.)

[19--] 109 14.8




- (characters: Ikey, Dooley, dog Buddy, Molly Howells, etc.)

[19--] 109 14.9


Untitled: [screenplay?]



- (characters: Polly and Sandy Kemper, Minton, Galloway, etc.)

[19--] 109 14.10



- typescript (carbon copy) and typescript

- (characters: Polly Wedgewood, Admiral Peary, Jerry Strong, Chris Wainwright, etc.)

[19--] 109 14.11


- shot list (incomplete)


- (characters: Deirdre Saurin, Major Kinsella, etc.)

[19--] 110 14.12

Untitled: [novel]



- (characters: Mrs. Ross, Rachel, Rogers, etc.)

[19--] 112 14.13




- typescript

- (characters: James Kimball, Jihei Tagnouchi, Ochika, Okiku, etc.)

[19--] 113 14.14


- draft (incomplete), possibly An unexpected grandchild

- typescript

- (characters: Kiku, Mrs. Howland, Gertrude, John Noble Howland, etc.)

- SEE ALSO 15.17

[19--] 113 14.15

Untitled: [prose]

- draft “Idea for story or play”

- typescript

- (characters: Richard Trenton, Madam Sunny [?], Tiger Lily

[19--] 113 14.16

Untitled: [novel]

- draft


- (characters: Mavis, Adeline, Anita, David, etc.)

[19--] 114 14.17


Notebooks

- holograph

- (fragile: for item use 14.18.1 photocopy in folder 14.18.2)

[19--] 115-116 14.18-15.8

The voice of Rachel: [short story?]

- holograph

[19--] Box 13:

116

15.9

Untitled: [prose]

- plot outline

- holograph

- (characters: Jim Rawlins, Dick Molyneux, Lady Alice, etc.)

[19--] 115 15.10

Fragments

- holograph and typescript

[19--] 115 15.11

PUBLISHED WORKS

Me

In The Century magazine

[v. ?], p. 803-828

[1914] 117 15.12

Sunny-San

In The Sovereign magazine

[v. ?], p. 328-350

[1922] 118 15.13


Miss Spring-Morning

In The blue book magazine

(January 1915), p. 667-720

- copy damaged, some pages wanting

- (characters: Jamison Tyrrell, Captain Taganouchi, Madam Yamada, Father Daly)

- includes duplicates of some pages

1915 119 15.14

Because we are lonely

Detached from True story magazine, (April 1933), p. 28-30, 92-96

1933 120 15.15

Tokiwa: a tale of old Japan

Detached from Redbook magazine [?], p. 49-57

- includes holograph revision

[19--] 120 15.16

An unexpected grandchild

- incomplete

- Detached from unidentified periodical [vol. LXXXIV

- SEE ALSO 14.15

[19--] 120 15.17

The Japanese in America

Detached from The eclectic

1907 120 15.18


magazine, v. 148, no. 2 (February 1907), p. 100-104

Kirishima-San. The Idler

- fragment

- Detached from unidentified periodical

[19--] 120 15.19

The pot of paint

- incomplete

- Detached from Frank Leslie’s popular monthly

[19--] 120 15.20

The bride of Yonejiro

- fragment

- Detached from Metropolitan magazine

[1907] 120 15.21

A cottage in Matsushima

- fragment

- Detached from Ainslee’s

[1934 of 1935?] 120 15.22

The marriage of Jinyo

- fragment

- Detached from The red book magazine

[19--] 120 15.23


Her love sin

In “I confess”, vol. XXVI, no. 3 (whole number 78) (January 23, 1925), p. 10-16, and vol. XXVII, no. 1 (whole number 79), February 61, 1925),

p. 28-35

- includes additional fragment

[19--] 120 15.24

Fragments of unidentified works [19--] 120 16.1

Movie relatives(?): [prose]


[19--] 121 16.2

Elspeth

In The quill: the Canadian short story magazine, vol. I, no. IV (January 1923), p. 23-30

- includes detached copy with title crossed through and new title Wild youth in holograph

[19--] 121 16.3

Butchering brains

In Motion picture magazine, vol. XXXVI, no. 2 (September 1928), p. 28-29, 110-111

- includes typescript of article with title The eminent author comes to Hollywood

1928 123 16.4


- also includes review of film East is west for which W.E. Reeve did adaptation; partial dust jacket cover of W.E. Reeve’s novel Cattle on verso

The diary of Delia

- incomplete

- Detached from The Saturday evening post, v. 179, no. 37, (March 16, 1907)

1907 124 16.5

A tribute to William Dean Howells

- Detached from Harper’s weekly (March 9, 1912)

1912 124 16.6

What happened to Hayakawa

In Motion picture, vol. XXXVI, no. 6 (January 1929), p. 33, 90-91

1929 125 16.7

Honorable movie takee Sojin

In Motion picture classic, vol. XXVII, no. 1 (March 1928), p. 37, 72

- includes detached copy

1928 125 16.8

Movie madness

In Screen secrets, vol. VIII, no. 59 (February 1930), p. 56-58, 105-106

(p. 56 missing), vol. III, no. 60

1930 125 16.9-16.11


(March 1930), p. 58-59, 104-105, and [vol. VIII, no. 61?] (April 1930), p. 72-73, 105

- SEE ALSO 13.15-13.16, and 18.5 and 16.16 for p. 1 of serial

“I could get any woman’s husband”

In Motion picture classic, vol. XXIX, no. 1 (March 1929), p. 21, 80

1929 125 16.12

How Frenchmen make love

In Motion picture, vol. XXXVII, no. 5 (June 1929), p. 50, 116


1929 125 16.13

Women lawyers journal, vol. XXXIII, no. 2-3 (Summer 1947)

1929 125-126 16.14

Tremblay, Jules

Canadian literature of French expression

Ottawa: Arts and Letters Club, 1922

1922 127 16.15

Dust jackets for various W.E. Reeve novels

- SEE ALSO 16.9 for Movie madness

[19--] 138 16.16


Newspaper clippings of published articles and stories by, and about W.E. Reeve, and review of W.E. Reeve (Files include photocopies and photocopies made subsequently of fragile items) includes:

1899-1960 128-133,

136

16.17-17.3

- An art gallery for Calgary 1924 16.17

- Elmer Clifton [19--] 16.17

- Motor hoboes 1920s 16.17

- The Canadian spirit in our literature

1923 16.18

- Royal and titled ranchers in Alberta

1924 16.18

- Where the young look forward to old age

[19--] 16.19

- His interpreter (incomplete) [19--] 16.19

- Plain pig (incomplete) [19--] 16.19

- The love of a Geisha girl [19--] 17.1


- The manoeuvres of O-Yasu-san 1908 17.1

“There was a young chap...”

- typecript (carbon copy)

[19--] 17.1

- unidentified fragment (characters: Miss Claire, Jimmy, S. Judd Dudley]

[1907] 17.1

-

Scrapbook

- includes early published articles and fragments of typescripts:

1898 134 17.2

The half caste [1899]

A Japanese tragedy [published title: A Japanese love story]

- unidentified fragment [Characters: Edith, Howard, Karo]

[19--]

A rhapsody on Japan [19--]

Unidentified typescript [Characters: Prince Tominaga Yuko, Takahashi]

Prince Sagaritsu’s Patriotis

- fragment

[19--]


Shizu’s New Year’s present [19--]

New Year’s in the Orient 1898

A poor devil (incomplete) [19--?]

Scrapbook

- includes articles by and on W.E. Reeve, and reviews of W.E. Reeve’s books:

1904-1928 135 17.3

Review of Edith Wharton’s books and other books (incomplete)

1924

Lend me your title [19--]

An art gallery for Calgary 1924

Unidentified typescript fragment [characters: Phil, Ann, Sylvia, Uncle Nathan, Dottie]

[19--]

Some motorists are not as popular with the farmers as many of them think

[19--]

Several book reviews:


- The Canadian spirit of our literature

[19--]

- Plenty of opportunity for men in Alberta if they will go on the land

[19--]

- Memories [19--]

MANUSCRIPTS

The heart breaker/by Winnifred Reeve and Donn Cobb: [screenplay]

- synopsis for “A six two-reeler series”

- typescript

- includes 3 typescript (carbon copy)

[19--] 137 17.4

The Mississippi gambler: [screenplay]


- SEE ALSO 11.7-11.8 Ropes

[19--] 138 17.5

Philomena: [short story]

- “Outline of short story”


[19--] 139 17.6



Madgalen: [short story?]

- draft (incomplete) or synopsis of screenplay(?)


[19--] 139 17.7

Telephone girl: [screenplay]



[19--] 139 17.8

Subway/by Winnifred Reeve and Paul Reeve: [screenplay]

- “Story idea” with alternate titles Subway and Underground


[19--] 139 17.9

The great awakening: [short story]


[19--] 139 17.10

How they cast: [article]

- “Written for Motion Picture Classic. Magazine”


[19--] Box 14-15:

140

18.1

As I was saying: [article?] [19--] 140 18.2


- typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions and author’s name given as “Belle Reed”

Research materials regarding cowboys

- includes Notes from ‘The story of the cowboy’ by E. Hough, [Notes from ‘The cowboy and his interpreters by Douglas Branch, and Data taken from ‘A cowboy detective’ by Charles A. Siringo


[19--],

1926-1927

141 18.3

The road to honour: [novel]


- SEE ALSO 4.1-4.2, 13.11

[19--] 142 18.4

Movie madness: [novel]

- typescript

- includes typescript (carbon copy), with holograph revisions

- SEE ALSO 4.10, 1315-13.16, 16.8-16.10

[19--] 143 18.5-18.6

The American mercury, vol. LXVIII, no. 306 (June 1949), Canada’s poets and prose writers (Toronto: Grolier Society, 1921), and (incomplete) article “The California literati” from

[19--], 1921, 1949

144 18.7


unidentified issue of The American mercury

- item 2 contains information about W.E. Reeve

Scrapbook

- newspaper clippings of reviews of W.E. Reeve’s novels

- SEE ALSO 16.6-17.3

1902-1907 19.1

Marion

- Detached from Hearst’s magazine

[1916] 19.2

Fragments of published short stories [1916] 19.3

Magazine articles [19--],

1928-1929

19.4

winnifred-eaton-reeve-fonds · holograph annotation “anita stewart hem 1564" [19--] 38 5.6...

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