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!Year !!Title!! !!Note | !Year (date copyrighted)!!Title!! !!Note | ||
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| | | 1926 || "Father and Son"<ref group="footnotes">Read by Edgar Guest at the "Fathers and Sons" Night at the Brotherhood of Temple Israeli on April 25, 1926.</ref> || a poem || | ||
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| | | 1928 || "Dreams" || a poem || | ||
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| 1933 || " | | 1933 ''(May 29)'' || "The Darktown Strutters" || a radio program || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' | ||
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| 1933 || "Jean Lafitte" | | 1933 ''(July 20)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Jean Lafitte|"Jean Lafitte"]] || a romantic operetta in 3 acts || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' Music by Coloman Katona | ||
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| | | 1933 ''(August 14)'' || "Movie Prevues of the Air" || a radio program (pamphlet) || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' | ||
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| | | 1933 ''(October 31)'' || "Heroes in Uniform"; episode 1 || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' | ||
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| | | 1934 ''(January 5)'' || "Success Stories"; episode 1 || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' | ||
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| | | 1934 ''(February 18)'' || "Heart to Heart Time" || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' | ||
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| | | 1934 || "The Katatonics" ''("The Catatonics")'' || a satire about capital and labor || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' | ||
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| 1940 || "The Big Story" || a comedy in three acts || with Alan MacGregor Cranston | | 1937 <small>(?)</small> || "[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - The Picture Man|The Picture Man]]" || a short story || | ||
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| 1938 ''(January 14)'' || "Festival at Salzburg" || a play || ''(as Leon Falk)'' | |||
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| 1940 ''(June 6)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - The Big Story|"The Big Story"]] || a comedy in three acts || with Alan MacGregor Cranston | |||
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| 194? || "Long after Gath" || a play || | | 194? || "Long after Gath" || a play || | ||
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| 1944 || "Passionate Congressman" || a | | 1944 ''(February 11)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Passionate Congressman|"The Passionate Congressman"]] || a journalese in three acts || | ||
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| 1945 || "The Brass Ring" || a play || | | 1945 || "The Brass Ring"<ref group="footnotes">Eddie Dowling planed late 1944 to put up "The Brass Ring" in Chicago with Ethel Waters at Civic theatre, after "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams</ref> || a play || | ||
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| | | 1947 ''(May 23)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Hero Hill / Happy Dollar|"Hero Hill" / "The Happy Dollar"]] || a musical comedy in two acts || Music by William Friml, Lyrics by John LaTouche | ||
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| 1966 || "Eris" ''(The Night People)'' || a drama - one act || | | 1966 ''(March 22, 1967)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Eris|"Eris"]] ''(The Night People)'' || a drama - one act || | ||
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| 1967 || "Home at Six" || a comedy - one act || | | 1967 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Home at Six|"Home at Six"]] || a comedy - one act || | ||
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| 196? || "The Flatlands" || a play || | | 196? || "The Flatlands" || a play || | ||
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| 1972 || "The Ghost Who Walks" || a Phantom novel || #1 of 15 by Avon Publications | | 1969 || "Mandrake and the Power Mystery" || a script for a Mandrake movie || 61 pages | ||
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| 1972 || "[[Spotlight on Adapted Novels: The Phantom - Flash Gordon - Mandrake the Magician |The Story of the Phantom]]: ''The Ghost Who Walks''" || a Phantom novel || #1 of 15 by Avon Publications | |||
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| 1973 || "The Mysterious Ambassador" || a Phantom novel || #6 of 15 by Avon Publications | | 1973 || "The Story of the Phantom: ''The Mysterious Ambassador''" || a Phantom novel || #6 of 15 by Avon Publications | ||
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| 1973 || "Killer's Town" || a Phantom novel || #9 of 15 by Avon Publications | | 1973 || "The Story of the Phantom: ''Killer's Town''" || a Phantom novel || #9 of 15 by Avon Publications | ||
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| 1974 || "The Vampires and the Witch" || a Phantom novel || #11 of 15 by Avon Publications | | 1974 || "The Story of the Phantom: ''The Vampires and the Witch''" || a Phantom novel || #11 of 15 by Avon Publications | ||
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| 1975 || "The Curse of the Two-Headed Bull" || a Phantom novel || #15 of 15 by Avon Publications | | 1975 || "The Story of the Phantom: ''The Curse of the Two-Headed Bull''" || a Phantom novel || #15 of 15 by Avon Publications | ||
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| 1973 || "Mandrake the Magician" (and the Enchantress) || a musical || Music by George Quincy | | 1973 || [[Mandrake the Magician and the Enchantress|"Mandrake the Magician"]] ''(and the Enchantress)'' || a musical || Music by George Quincy. Lyrics by Thayer Burch | ||
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| 1975 || "Time is Money" || a short story || Illustrated by Fred Fredericks | | 1975 || "[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Time is Money|Time is Money]]" <ref group="footnotes">"Time is Money" was published in Playboy Desember 1975.</ref> || a short story || Illustrated by [[Fred Fredericks]] | ||
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[[Category: Spotlight on|Falk - Other writings, Lee]] | [[Category: Spotlight on|Falk - Other writings, Lee]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 12 February 2020
Written by Lee Falk
| Year (date copyrighted) | Title | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1926 | "Father and Son"[footnotes 1] | a poem | |
| 1928 | "Dreams" | a poem | |
| 1933 (May 29) | "The Darktown Strutters" | a radio program | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) |
| 1933 (July 20) | "Jean Lafitte" | a romantic operetta in 3 acts | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) Music by Coloman Katona |
| 1933 (August 14) | "Movie Prevues of the Air" | a radio program (pamphlet) | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) |
| 1933 (October 31) | "Heroes in Uniform"; episode 1 | a series of radio sketches | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) |
| 1934 (January 5) | "Success Stories"; episode 1 | a series of radio sketches | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) |
| 1934 (February 18) | "Heart to Heart Time" | a series of radio sketches | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) |
| 1934 | "The Katatonics" ("The Catatonics") | a satire about capital and labor | (as Leon Harrison Epstein) |
| 1937 (?) | "The Picture Man" | a short story | |
| 1938 (January 14) | "Festival at Salzburg" | a play | (as Leon Falk) |
| 1940 (June 6) | "The Big Story" | a comedy in three acts | with Alan MacGregor Cranston |
| 194? | "Long after Gath" | a play | |
| 1944 (February 11) | "The Passionate Congressman" | a journalese in three acts | |
| 1945 | "The Brass Ring"[footnotes 2] | a play | |
| 1947 (May 23) | "Hero Hill" / "The Happy Dollar" | a musical comedy in two acts | Music by William Friml, Lyrics by John LaTouche |
| 1966 (March 22, 1967) | "Eris" (The Night People) | a drama - one act | |
| 1967 | "Home at Six" | a comedy - one act | |
| 196? | "The Flatlands" | a play | |
| 1969 | "Mandrake and the Power Mystery" | a script for a Mandrake movie | 61 pages |
| 1972 | "The Story of the Phantom: The Ghost Who Walks" | a Phantom novel | #1 of 15 by Avon Publications |
| 1973 | "The Story of the Phantom: The Mysterious Ambassador" | a Phantom novel | #6 of 15 by Avon Publications |
| 1973 | "The Story of the Phantom: Killer's Town" | a Phantom novel | #9 of 15 by Avon Publications |
| 1974 | "The Story of the Phantom: The Vampires and the Witch" | a Phantom novel | #11 of 15 by Avon Publications |
| 1975 | "The Story of the Phantom: The Curse of the Two-Headed Bull" | a Phantom novel | #15 of 15 by Avon Publications |
| 1973 | "Mandrake the Magician" (and the Enchantress) | a musical | Music by George Quincy. Lyrics by Thayer Burch |
| 1975 | "Time is Money" [footnotes 3] | a short story | Illustrated by Fred Fredericks |
Note
- ↑ Read by Edgar Guest at the "Fathers and Sons" Night at the Brotherhood of Temple Israeli on April 25, 1926.
- ↑ Eddie Dowling planed late 1944 to put up "The Brass Ring" in Chicago with Ethel Waters at Civic theatre, after "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams
- ↑ "Time is Money" was published in Playboy Desember 1975.