How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, music and lyrics by Frank Loesser, book by Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert

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1. Play script (pre-musical), clean
2. Script for musical, clean
3. Script for musical, with a few revisions
4. Script for musical, with revisions
5. Script for musical, with some revisions
6. Draft with revisions, incomplete and disorganized
7. Draft with revisions, incomplete and disorganized
8. Script for Act I of musical, called "Frank's copy," mostly clean
9. Script for Act I of musical, called "Lucy's copy," with some revisions
10. Script for Act I of musical, mostly clean
11. Script for Act I of musical, with revisions
12. Script for Act I of musical, mostly clean, but incomplete
13. "Rough draft" of Act I
14. "First Draft" of Act I
15. Draft of Act I with revisions
16. Script: scenes and revisions
17. Script: scenes and revisions
18. Script: scenes and revisions
19. Scripts: scenes and revisions
20. Scripts: scenes and revisions
21. Scripts: scenes and revisions
22. Scripts: scenes and revisions
23. Scripts: scenes and revisions
24. Scripts: scenes and revisions
25. Scripts: scenes and revisions
26. Scripts: scenes and revisions
27. Scripts: scenes and revisions
28. Scenic breakdown
29. Director's notes to cast members
30. Contact sheets
31. Contracts
32. Contracts
33. Correspondence
34. Correspondence
35. Correspondence
36. Correspondence
37. Correspondence
38. Correspondence on house seats
39. Correspondence and certificate on Pulitzer Prize
40. Letters of congratulations on winning Pulitzer
41. Congratulatory telegrams on winning Pulitzer
42. Statements of operations, New York Company
43. Stock royalties
44. Stock royalties
45. Royalty statements, RCA
46. Programs
47. Publicity
48. Magazine articles
49. Clippings
50. Clippings
51. Clippings on national tour
52. Production photographs
53. Rehearsal photographs
54. Photos of Abe Burrows and others in road company
55. Photographs relating to award presentations
56. Ephemera
57. Script with some revisions for London production
58. Contracts for British production
59. Correspondence on British production
60. British production receipts
61. Tax data on London trip
62. Programs for British productions
63. Clippings on British production
64. Contracts for French production
65. Program for French production
66. Clippings for French production
67. Script in Chinese, with letter in English
68. Script in Portuguese
69. Correspondence on foreign productions
70. Program for Japanese production
71. Clippings on foreign productions
72. Correspondence on possible London revival
73. Screenplay, clean, "First Draft,"
74. Screenplay, clean, "Final Draft,"
75. Correspondence and contracts on motion picture rights
76. Correspondence and contracts on arbitration
77. Legal and financial correspondence
78. Legal and financial correspondence
79. Correspondence with David Swift
80. Receipts
81. Script for television pilot
82. Script for television pilot
83. Script for television pilot, with revised pages inserted
84. Script for television pilot, with some revisions
85. Script for television pilot, with some revisions and cast list
86. Script for television pilot, "as aired," with some revisions and cast list
87. Television series notes, schedules and master plot
88. Graphics for television show
89. Casting for television show
90. Contact sheets
91. Contracts for television show
92. Facilities agreement with CBS
93. AFTRA contracts
94. Actors' contracts
95. Contract with director
96. Contract with producer
97. Contract with associate producer
98. Contract with scenic designer
99. Contract with assistant scenic designer
100. Staff contracts
101. Television clearance forms
102. Correspondence
103. Financial records
104. Photographs
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