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| 1933 || "The Darktown Strutters" || a radio program || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
| 1926 || "Father and Son"<ref group="footnotes">Read by Edgar Guest at the "Fathers and Sons" Night at the Brotherhood of Temple Israeli on April 25, 1926.</ref> || a poem ||
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| 1933 || "Movie Prevues of the Air" || a radio program (pamphlet) || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
| 1928 || "Dreams" || a poem ||  
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| 1933 || "Heroes in Uniform"; episode 1 || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
| 1933 ''(May 29)'' || "The Darktown Strutters" || a radio program || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
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| 1933 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Jean Lafitte|"Jean Lafitte"]] || a romantic operetta in 3 acts || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' Music by Coloman Katona
| 1933 ''(July 20)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Jean Lafitte|"Jean Lafitte"]] || a romantic operetta in 3 acts || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)'' Music by Coloman Katona
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| 1934 || "Success Stories"; episode 1 || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
| 1933 ''(August 14)'' || "Movie Prevues of the Air" || a radio program (pamphlet) || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
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| 1934 || "Heart to Heart Time" || a play || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
| 1933 ''(October 31)'' || "Heroes in Uniform"; episode 1 || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
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| 1934 ''(January 5)'' || "Success Stories"; episode 1 || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
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| 1934 ''(February 18)'' || "Heart to Heart Time" || a series of radio sketches || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
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| 1934 || "The Katatonics" ''("The Catatonics")'' || a satire about capital and  labor || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
| 1934 || "The Katatonics" ''("The Catatonics")'' || a satire about capital and  labor || ''(as Leon Harrison Epstein)''
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| 193? || "The Picture Man" <ref group="footnotes">"The Picture Man" was published in [[Coronet April 1937]].</ref> || a short story ||  
| 1937 <small>(?)</small> || "[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - The Picture Man|The Picture Man]]" || a short story ||  
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| 1938 || "Festival at Salzburg" || a play ||
| 1938 ''(January 14)'' || "Festival at Salzburg" || a play || ''(as Leon Falk)''
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| 1940 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - The Big Story|"The Big Story"]] || a comedy in three acts || with Alan MacGregor Cranston
| 1940 ''(June 6)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - The Big Story|"The Big Story"]] || a comedy in three acts || with Alan MacGregor Cranston
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| 194? || "Long after Gath" || a play ||  
| 194? || "Long after Gath" || a play ||  
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| 1944 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Passionate Congressman|"The Passionate Congressman"]] || a journalese in three acts ||  
| 1944 ''(February 11)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Passionate Congressman|"The Passionate Congressman"]] || a journalese in three acts ||  
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| 1945 || "The Brass Ring" || a play ||  
| 1945 || "The Brass Ring"<ref group="footnotes">Eddie Dowling planed late 1944 to put up "The Brass Ring" in Chicago with Ethel Waters at Civic theatre, after "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams</ref> || a play ||  
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| 1948 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Hero Hill / Happy Dollar|"Hero Hill" / "The Happy Dollar"]] || a musical comedy in two acts || Music by William Friml, Lyrics by John LaTouche
| 1947 ''(May 23)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Hero Hill / Happy Dollar|"Hero Hill" / "The Happy Dollar"]] || a musical comedy in two acts || Music by William Friml, Lyrics by John LaTouche
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| 1966 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Eris|"Eris"]] ''(The Night People)'' || a drama - one act ||  
| 1966 ''(March 22, 1967)'' || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Eris|"Eris"]] ''(The Night People)'' || a drama - one act ||  
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| 1967 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Home at Six|"Home at Six"]] || a comedy - one act ||  
| 1967 || [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Home at Six|"Home at Six"]] || a comedy - one act ||  
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| 196? || "The Flatlands" || a play ||  
| 196? || "The Flatlands" || a play ||  
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| 1969 || "Mandrake and the Power Mystery" || a script for a Mandrake movie || 61 pages
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| 1972 || "[[Spotlight on Adapted Novels: The Phantom - Flash Gordon - Mandrake the Magician |The Story of the Phantom]]: ''The Ghost Who Walks''" || a Phantom novel || #1 of 15 by Avon Publications
| 1972 || "[[Spotlight on Adapted Novels: The Phantom - Flash Gordon - Mandrake the Magician |The Story of the Phantom]]: ''The Ghost Who Walks''" || a Phantom novel || #1 of 15 by Avon Publications
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| 1973 || [[Mandrake the Magician and the Enchantress|"Mandrake the Magician"]] ''(and the Enchantress)'' || a musical || Music by George Quincy. Lyrics by Thayer Burch
| 1973 || [[Mandrake the Magician and the Enchantress|"Mandrake the Magician"]] ''(and the Enchantress)'' || a musical || Music by George Quincy. Lyrics by Thayer Burch
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| 1975 || "Time is Money" <ref group="footnotes">"Time is Money" was published in Playboy Desember 1975.</ref> || a short story || Illustrated by [[Fred Fredericks]]
| 1975 || "[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings - Time is Money|Time is Money]]" <ref group="footnotes">"Time is Money" was published in Playboy Desember 1975.</ref> || a short story || Illustrated by [[Fred Fredericks]]
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 12 February 2020

Written by Lee Falk

Year (date copyrighted) Title Note
1926 "Father and Son"[footnotes 1] a poem
1928 "Dreams" a poem
1933 (May 29) "The Darktown Strutters" a radio program (as Leon Harrison Epstein)
1933 (July 20) "Jean Lafitte" a romantic operetta in 3 acts (as Leon Harrison Epstein) Music by Coloman Katona
1933 (August 14) "Movie Prevues of the Air" a radio program (pamphlet) (as Leon Harrison Epstein)
1933 (October 31) "Heroes in Uniform"; episode 1 a series of radio sketches (as Leon Harrison Epstein)
1934 (January 5) "Success Stories"; episode 1 a series of radio sketches (as Leon Harrison Epstein)
1934 (February 18) "Heart to Heart Time" a series of radio sketches (as Leon Harrison Epstein)
1934 "The Katatonics" ("The Catatonics") a satire about capital and labor (as Leon Harrison Epstein)
1937 (?) "The Picture Man" a short story
1938 (January 14) "Festival at Salzburg" a play (as Leon Falk)
1940 (June 6) "The Big Story" a comedy in three acts with Alan MacGregor Cranston
194? "Long after Gath" a play
1944 (February 11) "The Passionate Congressman" a journalese in three acts
1945 "The Brass Ring"[footnotes 2] a play
1947 (May 23) "Hero Hill" / "The Happy Dollar" a musical comedy in two acts Music by William Friml, Lyrics by John LaTouche
1966 (March 22, 1967) "Eris" (The Night People) a drama - one act
1967 "Home at Six" a comedy - one act
196? "The Flatlands" a play
1969 "Mandrake and the Power Mystery" a script for a Mandrake movie 61 pages
1972 "The Story of the Phantom: The Ghost Who Walks" a Phantom novel #1 of 15 by Avon Publications
1973 "The Story of the Phantom: The Mysterious Ambassador" a Phantom novel #6 of 15 by Avon Publications
1973 "The Story of the Phantom: Killer's Town" a Phantom novel #9 of 15 by Avon Publications
1974 "The Story of the Phantom: The Vampires and the Witch" a Phantom novel #11 of 15 by Avon Publications
1975 "The Story of the Phantom: The Curse of the Two-Headed Bull" a Phantom novel #15 of 15 by Avon Publications
1973 "Mandrake the Magician" (and the Enchantress) a musical Music by George Quincy. Lyrics by Thayer Burch
1975 "Time is Money" [footnotes 3] a short story Illustrated by Fred Fredericks

Note

  1. Read by Edgar Guest at the "Fathers and Sons" Night at the Brotherhood of Temple Israeli on April 25, 1926.
  2. Eddie Dowling planed late 1944 to put up "The Brass Ring" in Chicago with Ethel Waters at Civic theatre, after "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee Williams
  3. "Time is Money" was published in Playboy Desember 1975.