Marching Song

[Oliver Oddball]

Does anyone know where to get the script for Orson's play Marching Song.

[Jeff Wilson]

The Lilly Library has a copy, but they're no longer photocopying anything Welles wrote (much less the 10 pages of scripts they used to), so unless someone out there has a photocopy, you're stuck going to Indiana and copying it out by hand.

[Joshua]

The Lilly Library has a copy, but they're no longer photocopying anything Welles wrote (much less the 10 pages of scripts they used to), so unless someone out there has a photocopy, you're stuck going to Indiana and copying it out by hand.

Is there a reason why they are so strict with photocopies? Who owns the permissions for that sort of thing on his papers? Just from my personal experience, most libraries jump at the chance to make copies if they are allowed to---easy money.

[Jeff Wilson]

Normally they would copy things as long as it wasn't violating copyright (such as doing an entire film script), but apparently Beatrice leaned on them, as I understand it, and hence the no copying stance.