books by Norman Corwin

books by Norman Corwin

books:

Norman Corwin

The Curse of 589
Norman Corwin

LodeStone Media, 1997

Norman Corwin's third play in the new series is a wonderfully funny fantasy about a scientist (William Shatner) who meets a -- well, a leprechaun, actually! (Samantha Eggar) This lands him in trouble with Carl Reiner, playing no less than three hilarious roles. Delightful St. Patrick's Day fun for the whole family, and a lovely bouquet to ...

Norman Corwin's Letters
Norman Corwin

Barricade Books, 1994

Thirteen by Corwin

Norman Corwin

Lonestone Catalog, 1995

The Bard of Radio
In his preface to this book, Carl Van Doren refers to Norman Corwin as being to radio what Marlowe was to the Elizabethan stage. Published in 1942, this is a compilation of 13 radio dramas written by Corwin between 1938 and the publishing of the book. He was just ...

We Hold These Truths 1941
Norman Corwin

LodeStone Media, 2000

One of the most spectacular American broadcasts of our century: Norman Corwin celebrates the Bill of Rights. Created at the suggestion of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (who speaks at the end), this show tells WHY we have the Bill of Rights, and features a 'million dollar cast' including Jimmy Stewart, Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson, Marjorie ...

Script for 'The Curse of 589'
Norman Corwin

LodeStone Media, 1995

Transcript of the hilarious new fantasy by Norman Corwin. The transcripts we offer are copies of Mr. Corwin's production scripts, with occasional changes indicated, and sometimes containing text not found in the final broadcast.