- Series 1: GENERAL
- Box 1:
- 1. "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," screenplay, from an original outline by Harry Jackson and Sam Weston, undated
20 pages
- 2. "African Heartbeat," Opera, libretto by Charles O'Neal and music by Josef Marais (ASCAP) - 1953
60 leaves
- 3. "And Forever Free," by Charles O'Neal, undated
23 pages
- 4. "Angels Welcome," undated
11 pages
- 5. "The Awakening of Jan, the Polack," undated
16 pages
- 6. "The Baby Sitter" ("Lassie"), screenplay, undated
28 pages
- 7. "Bank Teller's Tale," undated
14 pages
- 8. "Black Beauty," (first draft) Part I, screenplay with outline, undated
42 pages
- 9. "Bride of the Vampire," second revised final draft, screenplay - 1944
109 pages
- 10. "The Brink," by Victor Trivas and Charles O'Neal, undated
77 pages
- 11-12. "Cabrini," screenplay - 1956
145 pages; with another version entitled "The Eyes of Peter Smith," 165 pages
- 13. "Cafe Nachzugler," undated
19 pages;, and another draft, 8 pages
- 14. "Captain Cook," notes on the project and screenplay, by Charles Edmund, undated
50 pages
- 15. "Captain is Courageous," by Charles O'Neal, undated
38 pages
- 16. "City in the Dark," undated
16 pages
- 17. "Clay Pigeon" ("The Untouchables"), screenplay - 1960
73 pages; and miscellaneous pages, 26 pages
- Box 2:
- 1. "The Coffin" ("When the Dead Walk!"), third draft - 1945
53 pages
- 2. "Dark Cypress," with cover from copy for second agent, undated
14 pages
- 3. "The Dark Gate," by Charles O'Neal and Franz Spencer, undated
44 pages
- 4. Del Monte Summer Theatre Programs - 1941
- 5. "The Demon Barber," play, undated
35 pages
- 6. "The Falcon's Alibi," screenplay, by Edward Dein and Charles O'Neal - 1945
104 pages
- 7. "Father Christmas" - 1963
10 pages
- 8. "Fever" - 1963
10 pages; and an identical copy entitled "River Fever"
- 9. "Five Pins for Five Sins," screenplay, by Victor A. Trivas and Charles O'Neal, undated
38 pages
- 10. "The Flight of the Dancing Bear," undated
75 pages
- 11. "The Fortune Hunters," by Charles and Ryan O'Neal, undated
14 pages
- 12. "F-O-R-W-A-R-D" - 1953
61 pages
- 13. "The Girls of Sin Street," undated
34 pages
- 14. "The Gosling," undated
22 pages
- 15. "The Great Locomotive Chase," first draft screenplay - 1953
150 pages
- 16. "Harness Bull," screenplay - 1952
135 pages; and another draft, 130 pages
- 17. "Hinky, Dinky, Parlez-Vous" Deluxe, screenplay, from an original story idea by Mickey Rooney, rough draft - 1955
95 pages; and first draft, 93 pages
- Box 3:
- 1. "Homesick Angel," undated
29 pages; with another version entitled "Lovers Come Back," 27 pages
- 2. "The Hundred Million Dollar Caper" ("The Untouchables"), screenplay - 1961
67 pages
- 3. "I Love a Mystery" (tentative title), undated
8 pages
- 4. "I Love a Mystery," screenplay, second draft - 1944
135 pages
- 5. "It Strikes Me," by Charles O'Neal - 1952
36 pages
- 6. "It's Out of this World," based on an idea by Gene Schwartz, undated
15 pages
- 7-8. "Johnny Trouble" screenplay, by Charles O'Neal and David Lord, from an original story by Ben Ames Williams - 1956
104 pages; with another version entitled "A World of Her Own," 73 pages
- 9. "The Journey #1" ("Lassie"), screenplay, from a story by Sumner Long - 1962
29 pages; and two other drafts, 50 pages
- 10. "The Journey #4" ("Lassie"), screenplay, from a story by Sumner Long - 1962
37 pages
- 11. "The Key Witness" ("The Untouchables") two slightly varying copies - 1959
29 pages each; and a final draft teleplay
- 12. "A Little Knowledge Is a Dangerous Thing," undated
17 pages
- 13. "Little Pinks," by Damon Runyon, treatment by Charles O'Neal, undated
24 pages
- 14. "Lord of the River," and story memorandum, undated
30 pages
- 15. "Love Is Where You Find It," screenplay, by Charles O'Neal and Fritz Rotter, first draft - 1944
156 pages; and another version, 29 pages
- 16. "Lover Come Back," by Charles O'Neal and James Burnes, undated
46 pages
- 17. "Lucky, the Leprachaun" #2, screenplay, from an original story idea by Mickey Rooney - 1955
33 pages
- Box 4:
- 1. "The Man in Cell 88," first draft - 1946
50 pages
- 2. "The Martyr" (incomplete), undated
10 pages
- 3-5. "Mention My Name," play, based upon "Reminiscences of an American Military Governor," by Captain Gordon F. Feehan, two copies (one with extensive corrections), undated
136 leaves each; and another version entitled "AMGO-'47," 184 pages
- 6. "The Money Maker" ("G.E. Series"), screenplay - 1956
64 pages
- 7. "Montana," screenplay, by James R. Webb and Charles G. Booth, from an original story by Ernest Haycox, revised by Charles O'Neal - 1948
121 pages
- 8. "My Cousin the Deacon," undated
7 pages
- 9. "Name, Age, Occupation" - 1942
98 pages
- 10. "Nathaniel Hawthorne" ("Cavalcade TV") - 1952
28 pages
- 11. "On the Sound of the Horn," by Charles O'Neal, undated
12 pages
- 12. "Once Upon a Murder," by Fritz Rotter and Charles O'Neal, undated
52 pages
- 13. "Only Those Who Love," undated
17 pages
- 14. Outline for Musical, by Erik Charell, undated
12 pages
- 15. "Ozark Amber," undated
16 pages; and another version, 17 pages
- 16. "Ozark April," by Charles O'Neal, undated
19 pages
- 17. "Patrick Manogue: Padre of the Comstock," based on an idea by Sean McClory, undated
40 pages, with cover from copy for second agent. See also "Tales of the Hardrock Men"
- Box 5:
- 1. "Peter Bruegel," undated
13 pages
- 2-9. "Praise House," play
seven drafts: 1) circa 124 leaves (with corrections); 2) 123 leaves; 3) circa 126 leaves (with corrections); 4) 121 leaves; 5) circa 147 leaves (with corrections); 6) 116 pages and miscellaneous pages, 45 pages
- 10. "The Private War of Walter Dilbeck," screenplay, undated
127 pages; a rough draft entitled "One Day in the Life of Walter Dilbeck," 167 pages; research material, 6 pages
- Box 6:
- 1. "The Redeemer," undated
3 pages
- 2. "The Return of Devil Yance," by Charles O'Neal and Robert Hammer, undated
10 pages
- 3. "Return of the Badmen," screenplay, revised estimating script - 1947
124 pages; and final script, 116 pages
- 4. "The Ring" ("Panic"), screenplay, undated
30 pages
- 5. "The Saga of Doctor Boothby," undated
13 pages
- 6. "The Scarlet Blade" ("El Filo Rojo"), screenplay, undated
109 pages; and an incomplete draft, 14 pages
- 7. "The Sea Eagle," by Charles O'Neal, undated
39 pages
- 8. "A Second Chance for Gar Morgan," by Charles O'Neal and Victor Trivas, undated
two copies (one slightly corrected), 34 pages each
- 9. "The Senator Yields," by Charles O'Neal and Charles R. Marion, undated
21 pages; and another draft, 51 pages
- 10. "The Siege of the Alcazar," screenplay, undated
183 pages
- 11. "A Star in the Wind," based on the novel by Robert Nathan, undated
109 pages
- 12. "Sun-rise in My Pocket" ("The Last Days of Davy Crockett"), by Justus Mayer - 1938
146 pages
- Box 7:
- 1. "Tales of the Hardrock Men" - 1960
11 pages; see also "Patrick Manogue"
- 2. "Tatters - The Pet of Squatters' Gulch," poster
- 3. "Teach Me To Live," screenplay, by Charles O'Neal and Thomas Seller - 1942
86 pages
- 4. "That Certain Desire," by Charles O'Neal and Fritz Rotter, undated
71 pages
- 5-9. "The Thirty-Second Day," by Charles O'Neal and Victor Trivas - 1964
first typescript (extensively corrected), 290 pages; second typescript (two copies, one slightly corrected), 632 pages;
- Box 8:
- 1-3. "The Thirty-Second Day," by Charles O'Neal and Victor Trivas - 1964
miscellaneous typescripts and notes, circa 2000 pages
- 4-6. "The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin" (some drafts entitled "I Flash My Antlers in the Air") - 1950
outline of a novel, 54 pages; miscellaneous notes, 36 pages; first typescript (extensively corrected), 276 pages
- Box 9:
- 1-5. "The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin" - 1950
second typescript (two copies, one slightly corrected), 293 leaves each; third typescript (three copies, one extensively corrected and two slightly corrected), 299 leaves each
- Box 10:
- 1-5. "The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin" - 1950
fourth typescript, 288 pages; conference notes for stage version, 16 pages; musical outline for stage version, 31 pages; typescript of stage version, by Charles O'Neal and Ralph Blane, 196 pages; and theater-program, undated; original manuscript - film script, 176 pages, undated and program
- 6. "Tomorrow You Die," screenplay - 1944
116 pages
- 7. "Tower Beyond Tragedy," by Robinson Jeffers, adapted by John Gassner, undated
92 pages
- 8. "The Two Faces of Bob Claxton" ("The Deputy"), screenplay - 1959
70 pages
- 9. "Two for the Hanging," undated
11 pages
- 10. Untitled play, undated
27 leaves (incomplete)
- 11. Untitled synopsis, by Charles O'Neal and Fritz Rotter - 1944
21 pages; and another draft, 51 pages
- 12. Untitled synopsis, by Fritz Rotter and Charles O'Neal, undated
22 pages
- 13. Untitled western, screenplay - 1957
114 pages
- 10a:
- Three manuscripts of The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin
- Box 11:
- 1. "The Way Grandpa Told It," two identical copies, one "by Charles O'Neal" and one, bound, "by Patrick Ryan O'Neal," undated
10 pages each
- 2-5. "Wayfaring," by Charles O'Neal, San Diego Union - 1953-1959
- 6. "What Can You Lose on the Swings," by Charles O'Neal, undated
18 pages
- 7. "The Wish," screenplay, undated
26 pages
- 8. "A World of Her Own," story by Ben Ames Williams, screenplay by Charles O'Neal - 1956
73 pages
- 9. "Zur Zeit-Deine" ("Temporarily Yours"), by Charles O'Neal and Frank Gordon, undated
8 pages
- 10. Correspondence, clippings, and programs - 1937-1967
- Series 2: 1993 ADDENDUM
- Box 12:
- Correspondence: General - 1973-1979
- Correspondence: University of Iowa - 1980
- Miscellaneous photos, clippings and articles - 1973-1977
- Photographs - 1974
- The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin: advertisements and promotions for book - 1979-1981
- The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin: correspondence: film and TV rights - 1979-1980
- The Three Wishes of Jamie McRuin: reprinting of book - 1977-1982
- Series 3: 2008 ADDENDUM
- Box 12:
- Script and music (1/4 inch reel-to-reel) for "Pieter Bruegel: A Fable in Music"
Also includes a letter from Charles O'Neal to "Bernie O." and an obituary of the composer of the music, Josef Marais
- Series 4: RYAN O'NEAL PAPERS
- Box 1:
- Peyton Place, episodes 258-282 - 1966
Scripts
- Box 2:
- Peyton Place, episodes 283-308 - 1966-1967
Scripts
- Box 3:
- Peyton Place, episodes 309-330 - 1967
Scripts
- Box 4:
- Peyton Place, episodes 331-346 - 1967
Film out-takes. One reel of 35 mm film. One DVD of these out-takes
