Doris Frankel papers 1922-1993 1938-1973

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Doris Frankel papers 1922-1993 1938-1973

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Doris Frankel (1909-1994) was an Emmy Award-winning American dramatist who wrote for television, radio, and theater production. The Doris Frankel papers (1922-1993) document Frankel's career as a dramatist and contain scripts, synopses outlining show ideas, correspondence, personal papers, and ephemera. Both produced and unproduced work is present in this collection.

5.67 linear feet; 14 boxes

The New York Public Library. Billy Rose Theatre Division.

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Holbrook, Ruby, 1930-

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