Cole Porter - unpublished papers



Bolton, Guy and Wodehouse, Pelham G. "Anything Goes: A Musical Comedy in

Two Acts [libretto]." Revised by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse.

Typescript. New York: Rialto Service Bureau, 1934.



Brent, Romney. "Nymph Errant [libretto]," Typescript. New York: Rialto

Service Bureau, 1933.



Fields, Herbert. "Fifty Million Frenchmen: a Musical Tour of Paris

[libretto]." Typescript. New York: Rialto Service Bureau, 1929.



Fields, Herbert. "The New Yorkers [libretto]" Based on a story by E. Ray

Goetz and Peter Arno. Typescript. New York: Rialto Service Bureau, 1930.



Fields, Herbert and deSylva, B.G. "DuBarry was a Lady [libretto]."

Typescript. New York, 1939.



Fields, Herbert and deSylva, B.G. "Panama Hattie [libretto[." Typescript.

n.p., 1940.



Fields, Herbert and Fields, Dorothy. "Something for theBoys [libretto]."

Typescript. New York: Rialto Service Bureau, 1943.



Hart, Moss. "Jubilee [libretto]." Typescript. New York: Rialto Service

Bureau, 1935.



Hoffman, Charles and Townsend, Leo. "Night and Day [screenplay]." Burbank:

Warner Bros. Stenographic Dep't., 1945.



Kaufman, George S.; MacGrath , Leueen; and Burrows, Abe. "Silk Stockings

[libretto]." Suggested by "Ninotchka" by Melchior Lengyel. Typescript. New

York: Hart Stenographic Bureau, 1954.



Lindsay, Howard and Crouse, Russell. "Red, Hot and Blue: A Musical Comedy

[libretto]." Typescript. New York: Rialto Service Bureau, 1936.



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