Dallas (1977/78 - 1991) - Original PR material - 87/88 Scene Breakdowns

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From the files of a journalist, deceased in 1996, who covered Hollywood periodically from 1932 as a foreign correspondent, exclusively from 1945 as Editor of the Hollywood Foreign Bureau of the United Press, and from 1969 as Hollywood correspondent for various periodicals in Europe. The sources of the multiple materials offered here were many and varied -- movie studios, TV networks, production companies, agencies, PR firms, his own photographers and sometimes himself -- and were used to illustrate his articles in the case of the pix and as background data in the case of the textual publicity material.
Having originally been auctioned off one individual piece at a time several years ago, these batches of multiple materials are now offered either as Lots or as lower priced individual items.
The following Original PR material from the DALLAS (1977/78 - 1991) TV Series starring LARRY HAGMAN, LINDA GRAY (1-12), PATRICK DUFFY (1-8 & 10-14), VICTORIA PRINCIPAL (1-10), BARBARA BEL GEDDES (1-7 & 9-14), JIM DAVIS (1-4), KEN KERCHEVAL, STEVE KANALY (1-11), HOWARD KEEL (5-14), CHARLENE TILTON (1-8 & 12-13), DONNA REED (8), SUSAN HOWARD (3-10), PRISCILLA PRESLEY (7-11), DACK RAMBO (9-11), SHEREE J. WILSON (10-14), CATHY PODEWELL (12-14) , SASHA MITCHELL (13-14) and too many others to mention is described in some detail below:
*) One 24-page batch of Scene Breakdowns from the
11th Season (1987 - 1988) starting w/Episode #6 &
ending at Episode #29, stapled, as follows:
1) Episode #6 - “TOUGH LOVE”
2) Episode #7 - “THE LAST TANGO IN DALLAS”
3) Episode #8 - “THE MUMMY’S REVENGE”
4) Episode #9 - “HUSTLING”
5) Episode #10 - “BEDTIME STORY”
6) Episode #11 - “LOVERS AND OTHER LIARS”
7) Episode #12 - “BROTHERS AND SONS”
8) Episode #13 - “BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A CHILD?”
9) Episode #14 - “DADDY’S LITTLE DARLIN’”
10) Episode #15 - “IT’S ME AGAIN!”
11) Episode #16 - “MARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS”
12) Episode #17 - “THE ANNIVERSARY WALTZ”
13) Episode #18 - “BROTHERLY LOVE”
14) Episode #19 - “THE BEST LAID PLANS”
15) Episode #20 - “FARLOW’S FOLLIES”
16) Episode #21 - “MALICE IN DALLAS”
17) Episode #22 - “CRIME STORY”
18) Episode #23 - “TO HAVE AND TO HOLD...”
19) Episode #24 - “DEAD RECKONING”
20) Episode #25 - “NEVER SAY NEVER”
21) Episode #26 - “LAST OF THE GOOD GUYS”
22) Episode #27 - “TOP GUN”
23) Episode #28 - “PILLOW TALK”
24) Episode #29 - “THINGS AIN’T GOIN’ TOO GOOD
AT SOUTHFORK, AGAIN”
Pic#1 shows the first page of the 24-page batch of Season 11 Scene Breakdowns which details Episode #6; ADDITIONAL NOTE: No idea whatsoever what happened to Episodes One through Five or to Episode 30 which closed out Season 11 in case you were wondering. Just found this thing. Didn’t know it was even here. Probably sent over years ago by the nice publicity folks at LORIMAR. Pic#2 shows the second page of same and deals with Episode #7; Pic#3 shows the third page of same and deals with Episode #8; Pic#4 shows the fourth page of same and deals with Episode #9; Pic#5 shows the fifth page of same and deals with Episode #10; Pic#6 shows the sixth page of same and deals with Episode #11; and Pic#7 shows the seventh page of same and deals with Episode #12. I could have kept on shooting until Pic#12, but you get the idea by now and frankly, this is too boring for words. Discoloration, if any, is due to oxidation of the paper (and yes, it even happens to photographic paper) from having been tightly pressed up against umpteen newsprint clippings and tearsheets of dubious origin in a manila file folder stuffed in an overloaded file cabinet over a period of some 50+ years.
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