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“It’s the Old Calorie Game”, January 13, 1932 “Will You Please Stop That?”, April 9, 1932 “The Bad Old Days” May 4, 1932 “The Man Who Made a Speech”, July 9, 1932 “Josie”, October 24, 1932 “The Blood from the Moon”, November 12, 1932 “Once a Sucker”, January 14, 1933 “Holy Matrimony”, May 6 1933 “The Wizard”, June 3, 1933 “Krazy”, July 30, 1933 “The Twelfth Baronet”, August 26, 1933 “The Rollicking God”, October 11, 1934 “Clothes Make the Man” October 31, 1939

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The American Magazine “The Shocking Case of Gregory Elwood”, April 1930 “The Lowest Form of Humor”, January, 1931 Collier’s “The noise off-stage”, October 2, 1925 The Saturday Evening Post “Hollywood’s No. 1 Wit” by Pete Martin, November 2, 1946

Scope and Contents From the Collection: These papers consist of materials relating to Jordan’s researches in the life and work of Carson McCullers, as well as his deep involvement with the McCullers Center for Writers and Musicians. In addition, there are materials concerning a symposium to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Nunnally Johnson. Among his many other wide-ranging interests are: historic preservation; theater; music; Linwood Cemetery; fund-raising for various non-profits such as The Springer Opera House,...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: These papers consist of materials relating to Jordan’s researches in the life and work of Carson McCullers, as well as his deep involvement with the McCullers Center for Writers and Musicians. In addition, there are materials concerning a symposium to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Nunnally Johnson. Among his many other wide-ranging interests are: historic preservation; theater; music; Linwood Cemetery; fund-raising for various non-profits such as The Springer Opera House,...

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Nunnally Johnson’s “Riverside” Stories and Other Selected Works, edited and Introduction by Thornton F. Jordan, published for the Archives, Simon Schwob Library, 2004