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              CA ACU SPC F0011-S0001-SS0012-FL0034 · File · 1973
              Part of Brian Moore fonds.
              • Consists of letter (1973 February 28), New York (New York), from Richard Parks, Collins-Knowlton-Wing, Inc., to Brian Moore, Malibu (California).
              • Typed letter(s) signed by the author discussing the possibility of a British Broadcasting Corporation radio adaptation of Catholics. Encloses of letter (1973 February 28), London (England), from Richard Imison, Script Editor, Drama, Radio, British Broadcasting Corporation, to Michael Horniman, A.P. Watt & Son, London (England), inquiring about obtaining the British radio rights to Catholics. 2 p. Typed letter(s) signed by the author (photocopy).
              CA ACU SPC F0011-S0001-SS0012-FL0038 · File · 1973
              Part of Brian Moore fonds.
              • Consists of letter (1973 March 20), London (England), from Sidney Glazier, Hemisphere Productions Ltd. to Brian Moore, Malibu (California).
              • Typed letter(s) signed by the author discussing progress on the film of Catholics and the British Broadcasting Corporation's interest in doing an excerpt on radio.
              Manuscripts - Radio
              CA ACU SPC F0123-S0004 · Series · 1982
              Part of James DeFelice fonds.

              Series consists of a dramatization for radio of Max Braithwaite's "The Night We Stole the Mountie's Car."

              Morrison, William. 1977-1978
              CA ACU SPC F0011-S0001-SS0022-FL0208 · File · 1977 - 1978
              Part of Brian Moore fonds.
              • Consists of correspondence (1977 January 26 - 1978 May 29), between W. Morrison and B. Moore.
              • Correspndence about B. Moore's work and W. Morrison's work, particularly a radio dramatization of The Emperor of Ice Cream.