Official
Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site
Since
1996 ~ Over 15,000 Web Pages in Archive
The
Many Worlds of
Master
of Imaginative Fantasy Adventure Creator of Tarzan and "Grandfather of
American Science Fiction"
Issue
0219
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Presents
Lost Words
A Hypertexted Guide to ERB's
Obscure Articles & Poetry
NOTE
As with all our websites, this site experiences
ongoing revision and updating.
Submissions and suggestions for revision are
always welcome.
Bill Hillman: hillmans@westman.wave.ca
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Many more "Lost Words" may be found at:
ERB
and the Press
which documents newspaper articles by and/or
about ERB
|
See the
ERB
Bio Timeline
for quotes, anecdotes and journal entries.
|
See the
ERB Letters
Collection
for 50 years of personal and business letters
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Address
Given by ERB to the 1894 Graduating Class at
Michigan
Military Academy, Orchard Lake, Michigan
ERBzine
0031
My
Wonderful Military Career
1897 ~ Autobiographical sketch
compiled and illustrated by ERB.
Black Man's Burden
Pocatello Tribune ~ April 8, 1899
ERBzine
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Grandma Burroughs'
Cook Book
1901 ~ Manuscript for his niece
Evelyn
1904 circa ~ Jonathan's
Patience by Edgar Rice Burroughs
"Little Lessons for Little Learners, or, How Fortune
Came Through Faith (A Sunday School Story)"
https://www.erbzine.com/mag68/6852.html
Grampa
Kazink and His Flying Machine
One of many tales ERB made up for
children but not written down
1905-1908
Only known similar manuscript is:
The Remarkable Adventures of
Grampa Kazink, Arabella, and Sophronia
Date unknown
POETRY:
ERBzine
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Out
There Somewhere~ (Influence on ERB) ~ by Henry Herbert Knibbs
ERBzine
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Along
the Shore ~ (Influence on ERB) ~ by Henry Herbert Knibbs
ERBzine
0950
HER FAVORITE UNCLE WAS TARZAN'S "DAD"
Evelyn
Burroughs McKenzie
Tarzan Wasn't Her Uncle's First Writing...
Indication of a genealogy manuscript written by ERB in
1900 and
Snake River Cotton-Tail Tales
What Are the Wild
Waves Saying? An Evening Lullaby for the Children
A poem by ERB finally published
in MINIDOKA
"EARLY BURROUGHS"
Horses
and Dogs
89
S.S.S.!
Chicago
Once
There Was A Man
The
Black Man's Burden ~ Pocatello Tribune 1898 or 1899
The Violet Veil: A Treely True
Story ~ 1904-1907
Joan's Pick-Me-Up Song ~ 1908?
What are the Wild Waves Saying?
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SERIES BY
NORMAL BEAN
1. LOOK ON THIS PICTURE, THEN ON THAT
2. THE ROIL OF THE RED BLOOD
3. MUST FIGHT OR RUN OUT
4. O, YES; IT’S GETTING THICK
5. VIRULENT BUGGISHNESS
6. NAY, IT HATH NOT GONE
7. THE CLIMATE AND THE VIEW
8. THE CONTRIBS OF YESTERYEAR
O,
Yes; It's Getting Thick ~ Chicago Daily Tribune ~ September 16, 1911
Nay,
It Hath Not Gone ~ Chicago Daily Tribune ~ February 3, 1914
The
Climate and the View ~ Chicago Daily Tribune, March 30, 1914
To
Posterity ~ foreword to "Memoirs of a War Bride - December 1914
The
Contribs of Yesteryear ~ Chicago Daily Tribune, May 31, 1915
Beyond
Thirty ~ All-Around Magazine - February 1916
For the Victory Loan ~ Unpublished
poem ~ 1919
Little Ol' Buck Private ~ Unpublished
~ 1917-1919?
Sweetheart Eternal ~ romantic poem
~ December 29, 1920
Sweet Rose in God's Garden Above
~ romantic poem ~ December 29, 1920
The Ballad of Texas Pete ~ incorporated
into
The Bandit of Hell's Bend in 1924
The
Passing O' My Pal, Bill ~ The Bandit of Hell's Bend
Two
Bandit of Hells Bend Poems
Hollywood ~ Unpublished ~ 1925
Ghenghis
Khan ~ 10-page, rhyming couplets poem ~ 1930
Dear Old Eighty Two-Three ~ while
in hospital ~ December 3, 1935
The $ Steamship Cow ~ about a transportation
company ~ 1936?
It's
Ants ~ Unpublished ~ 1937
Ballad
of the B's (ERB referred to himself as "Big B" & Florence as "Lil'
B" ~ 1937
Heil Freddie ~ about friends in
Hawaii ~ 1941/1942
A War-Job Striker to a Soldier
~ anti-union sentiments ~ 1942?
What Every Young
Couple Should Know
A humorous article on infant care
1908
Little Lessons
for Little Learners - 1:
Jonathan's Patience, or How
Fortune Came Through Faith
A Sunday School story - date unknown
Selling Satisfaction:
An Anecdote by Normal Bean
An article on business
1911
The
Avenger
ERBzine
Submitted to The Associated
Sunday Magazines on February 12, 1912
From the Danton Burroughs Tarzana
Family Archive
1912
For
the Fool's Mother
ERBzine
5359
October 3-6, 1912
From
the Man Who Knows Mars
ERBzine
0259
Written February 26, 1913
All-Story ~ May 1913
The Bride
1913 Metropolitan Magazine
Ella O. Burroughs (ERB's Sister-in-law)
ERBzine
3655
Nay, It Hath Not Gone
Chicago Daily Tribune ~ February 3, 1914
Tarzan
Burroughs Outlines His Plans for the Future
Letter in All-Story Cavalier ~
August 8, 1914
To
Posterity
Introduction for Memoirs of
a War Bride by Mary Evaline Burroughs
December 1914
Ben, King
of Beasts (evolved into The Man-Eater)
Film Outline sold to Selig Polyscope
January 1915
Synopsis of a Bum Photoplay
Film synopsis
1915
The Zealots
Movie synopsis
August 31, 1915
Syndication
ERBzine
1696
Article written March 9, 1915
Authors' League Bulletin - April
1915
The Lion Hunter
Comedy film synopsis
August 1915
His Majesty,
the Janitor
Film synopsis
August 16-17, 1915
The Prospector
Film synopsis (actually For the
Fool's Mother revised)
August 23-24, 1915
Diary of
an Automobile Camping Trip Undertaken in 1916 by the Burroughs Family
An unpublished travelogue illustrated
with photos take along the way
June 14 - September 23, 1916
ERB
and His Auto-Biography
with
99 Days Intro
ERBzine
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The Detroit Daily Journal ~ July
22, 1916
The
Tribe of Tarzan Organized
Letter written December 20, 1916
ERBzine
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All-Story Weekly ~ January 20,
1917
Also featured in the ERB/Boy Scouts
Connection:
ERBzine 1795
Auto-Biography
ERBzine
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Promotional Booklet
~ 1916-1917
The
Little Door: The Full Story
ERBzine
0034 Review
A WWI propaganda piece November
17-23, 1917
Rejected by publishers who considered
it a ". . . tidal-wave of bloodshed, horror, and suggestion. . . "
Came the War (WWI)
Unpublished? - 2,700 words
To
the Mother
To
the Home Girl
To the Woman on the Town
Patriotic, 400-word open letter
articles submitted to newspapers.
Fall 1917 and January 1918
Wanted -- Good
Citizens
A call for volunteers for the Illinois
Reserve Militia, Oak Park, Illinois
Oak Leaves ~ 1918
What is the Matter
with the US Army
WWI Article ~ 1918
Go to Pershing
WWI Article ~ 1918
Do Boys Make Good
Soldiers
Article written August-September
1918
Oak Leaves ~ 1918
Who's Who in Oak Park
Oak Leaves - Oak Park, Illinois ~ 1918
How
I Became An Author
ERBzine
1696
Chicago Examiner ~ April 4, 1918
~ Autobiographical article
Patriotism
by Proxy
ERBzine
1696
May 22, 1918
Oak Leaves - Oak Park, Illinois
~ May 25, 1918
Home
Guarding for the Liberty Loan
WWI Speech delivered at Flag Day
exercises
ERBzine
2853
Oak Park, Illinois ~ June 14, 1918
The
Creator of Tarzan
ERBzine
1132
The Book News Monthly ~ August 1918
A
National Reserve Army Proposed
ERBzine
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Army and Navy Journal ~ August
31, 1918
Prominent,
Popular Oak Park Man Honored
ERBzine
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The Oak Parker ~ Vol. 34, No. 25, Oak Park, Illinois
September 28, 1918
Peace
and the Militia
The Oak Parker ~ November 16, 1918
- Article
Victory
Loan: An Appeal to Our Business Sense
ERBzine
1683
Various newspapers ~ March 1919
Paris, December 30 (By Special Cable)
and/or Late News
Daily Reporter - Coldwater, Michigan -- Jan. 1919
E.
R. Burroughs Buys Otis Miraflores Estate
ERBzine
1354
Famous Writer for South Hills
Van Nuys News ~ March 7, 1919
The Absurd Quarantine
(on hoof and mouth in San Fernando Valley)
LA Newspaper ~ 1920
I See a New Race
Unpublished? ~ 1920s
Glossary of Hoodlum
Language
1920s
The
Ghostly Script
Unfinished supernatural story in
the Danton Burroughs Archive
March 16, 1920 and resumed in October
1930
Two Lion Cubs For Their Christmas
Gifts
Van Nuys News ~ January 6, 1921
ERBzine
1789
More
Messages from Authors to Dealers
ERBzine
1165 and ERB Personal Library
Intro
Suggestions for bookstore owners
The American News Trade Journal
~ April, 1921
Beware!
Written Aug. 9 - 31, 1921
Published (heavily editedl) as
The
Scientists Revolt in Fantastic Adventures - July 1939
Wild Animals
in Pictures
ERBzine
1683
Screenland, June 1922
"Just
Made A Living" In Business; Now He's Rich
Creator of Tarzan Describes
His Amazing Rise to Fame and Fortunes as Author
By Roselle Dean ~ Los Angeles Times ~ June 25, 1922
ERBzine
1358
To Start Colony At Tarzana
Plans Prepared for Subdivision of Part of the Famous
Ranch
The Story of Tarzana
Los Angeles Times ~ October 8, 1922
Two Versions of this Ad Material: ERBzine
1354 ~ ERBzine
1358
Report on the Tarzan Stories
Argosy ~ Dec 9, 1922
How
Burroughs Wrote the Tarzan Tales
Brochure by Robert H. Davis of Munsey's
1923
Burroughs
Plans New Stage Line
ERBzine
1441
Los Angeles Times ~ January 11, 1923
Creator
of Tarzan Speaks
Says His Books Are Not Intended to be Contributions
to Classical Literature, But Are Written to Entertain and Sell
LA Sunday Times ~ 1923
ERBzine
1366
Dignity
Complex: Author's Foe
By Seth T. Bailey ~ Oakland Tribune
Magazine, June 3, 1923
ERBzine
1265
"Tarzan and Literature"
By E. H. Lacon Watson
Fortnightly Review ~ June 1923
THE
STORY OF TARZANA
Booklets from the '20s written
and published by ERB to promote the Tarzana Subdivision
ERBzine
1057 and ERBzine
1354
Origin
and History of the Boy Scouts of America ~ Parts 1-4
Included in the ERB/Boy Scouts Connection: ERBzine
1795
http://www.erbzine.com/mag17/1795.html
Van Nuys News ~ Aug 28, Sep 3, Sep 7, 1923
Edgar Rice Burroughs, author of "Tarzan
of the Apes," "The Girl from Hollywood," etc., says:
Tarzana:
A Place To Live -- A Splendid Investment
Los Angeles Times ~ November 11, 1923
ERBzine
1358
Notes on a Trip to Mono Creek and Porpoise
Lake
Unpublished travelogue
August 22 - September 1, 1924
Tarzana
Promotonal Brochure
ERBzine
1354
1924
Letters
from Famous People
Untitled letter by Edgar Rice Burroughs
ERBzine
1683
Gregg Publishing Company ~ 1924
"Tarzan"
Poisoned
LA Times ~ Letter to the Times from ERB ~ May 20, 1924
ERBzine
1365
Why
I Wrote "Tarzan and the Ant Men"
ERBzine
0870
The Atlanta Constitution ~ June 8, 1924
The
Saddle Horse in Southern California
ERBzine
1441
LA Times ~ January 1, 1925
Out
of Time's Abyss
An article for the Urban Military Academy school paper
~ The Urbanite - (Hulbert's and Jack's school) 1924-1925
ERBzine
1144
Pen
Royalties Discussed
Earnings of Edgar Rice Burroughs Figure in Hearing
Before Corporate Chief
ERBzine
1441
Los Angeles Times ~ April 15, 1925
EVOLUTION HELD UNDENIABLE - NATURE'S LAW, SAYS AUTHOR
ERBzine
1441 also in ERB and Religion: ERBzine
1683
Scopes trial report for the International Press Bureau
& Universal Service by ERB ~ July 6, 1925
E. R. Burroughs Gets An Offer From Hearst
ERBzine
1683 also
ERBzine
1783
Van Nuys News
Rolling Hills Golf Club Ads
LA Times ~ July 10, 12, 18 - 1925
Edgar Rice Burroughs' Statement on Mars ~ A
Dispatch On Mars
London Daily Express - 1926 - Letter
Edgar
Rice Burroughs Comments on His Apache Novel
1926 ~ Letter
ERBzine
0392
Article
on Colt Pistols
Samson Service Publication
ERBzine
1683
February 17, 1926
When
I Was Twenty-One
Moab Utah Times-Independent ~ March 4, 1926
ERBzine
1198
Clubs Like the Edgewater
a Force for the Good in the Community
Article on leisure
Edgewater Club Breeze ~ September 25, 1926
An
Adventure in Plagiarism
uthors' League Bulletin ~ 1926
With
the Author of Tarzan
ERBzine
0059
"An Interview With Edgar Rice Burroughs in Which He Frankly
Discusses His Methods and Gives Sound Advice"
by Glenn B. Gravatt
The Writers' Monthly - December, 1926
El
Caballero Souvenir Booklet
Tarzana Ranch Photos with Text
by ERB and Art by Studley O. Burroughs
January 7, 8, 9, 1927
ERBzine
1091
A Burroughs Travelogue
~ 1927
Them Thar Papers ~ Tarzana Pictures
Presents
A script for a home movie on the Tarzana ranch, using
friends and family as actors.
1927 or 1928
Mary Quien (aka Mary Who? & Why
Razz the Kids & Holy Bonds of Wedlock)
Unfinished satirical play
April 6, 1927
ERBzine
3674
ERBzine
7953 and ERBzine
7954
Comments
of His Apache Novel
ERBzine
0392
To A. C. McClurg ~ 1927
Article in The Daily Maroon of the University
of Chicago
ERB discusses the origin of Tarzan idea and his thoughts
on what he thinks a child actually raised by apes would really be like.
May 31, 1927
Who Cares?
Tarzana Bulletin ~ September 1927
ERB,
Famed Novelist, Is Real Estate Operator on Ventura Boulevard; Lauds Its
Advantage
ERBzine
1354
Van Nuys News ~ September 30, 1927
The
Illustrator and the Author
ERBzine
0035
The Authors' League Bulletin ~ October 1927.
The Eleven Year Itch
August 24 - November 4, 1927 ~ Travelogue
Script Magazine ~ 1927
A
Horrible Example of The Man Who Could Not Say No
ERBzine
5654
Sesqui-Centennial Record ~ A large paperback of 96 pages
commemorating Phillips Military Academy in the time period from 1778-1928.
Written between December 1927 and April 1928
ERB
series of daily newspaper articles on the Hickman Trial
ERBzine
1767: Intro ~ Photos ~ Reports
ERBzine
1768: ERB Columns 1-6
ERBzine
1769: ERB Columns 7-13
L.A. Examiner ~ January 26 - February 10, 1928
I See A New Race
Article on Eugenics
1928
ERB Sees Valley As World Mecca for Men at Play
ERBzine
1789 and
ERBzine 1354
Van Nuys News ~ February 17, 1928
Letter to the Boston Society of Psychic Research
ERBzine
1683
February 18, 1929
A Zoo Without an Elephant
January 1929 ~ Letter
The
Citizen and the Police
ERBzine
0256
The LA Police Reporter - May 1929 - Article
"Just
Made A Living" In Business; Now He's Rich
LA Times Article ~ May 26, 1929
ERBzine
1358
Annual Kiwanis Football Frolic Was Big Success
San Fernando and Van Nuys Have Joint Luncheon Meeting
and Attend Annual Game On Smith Field
(ERB speech)
ERBzine
1789
How I Wrote the Tarzan Books (see below)
ERBzine
0052
New York Times Magazine ~ New York World
October 27, 1929
ERB
In The Times: Lee Side O' L.A.:
Personal
Glimpses of World-Famed Southlanders
By Lee Shippey ~ Los Angeles Times ~ October 27, 1929
ERBzine
1365
A Scrambled Parable -
(not published)
Presumably it went a "little too far" and was considered
unsuitable for publication in the staid Police Reporter.
October 1929
Success
at Thirty-Five
ERBzine
0256
N.Y. World???
Autobiography (20,000 words)
Written for Metropolitan to promote Tarzan and the Lost
Empire
September 20, 1929
My
Diversions
Unpublished autobiographical sketch written for Metropolitan
Books
October 24, 1929
ERBzine
0948
How
I Wrote the Tarzan Books
ERBzine
0052
The Washington Post &
New York World Sunday Supplement - "The World Magazine"
~ October 27, 1929
Personal
Glimpses of World-Famed Southlanders: Edgar Rice Burroughs
LA Times ~ Column Feature ~ October 27, 1929
ERBzine
1365
Author Once Worked at
Eighteen Jobs
LA Times ~ November 3, 1929
ERBzine
1443
"Honest Man"
Commonweal ~ Nov. 6, 1929
Tarzan As An Example
Lee Side o' LA by Lee Shippey
ERBzine
1441
LA Times ~ November 22, 1929
How
Tarzan Kept the Wolf from the Door
ERBzine
0055
The Literary Digest - November 30, 1929
Tarzan,
Jr. - Fairy Tale Castle Book by ERB
ERBzine
0042
Colleen Moore Miniature Book Collection
~ 1930s
Genghis
Khan ~ A 2,215-word, epic narrative poem consisting of 20 14-line stanzas.
Written in December 1929 and January 1930
Submitted January 24, 1930 to "Good Housekeeping Magazine"
under the pseudeonym:
Edar Burr c/o C. R. Rothmund, Box 625 Reseda, California.
(rejected)
Letter:
"...red men of Mars... should have strong regular features."
Blue Book ~ February 7, 1930
Tarzana Bridge
Ten page booklet describing a card game invented by ERB
May 11, 1930
Entertainment
is Fiction's Purpose
ERBzine
0057
Writer's Digest - June 1930
An
untitled Tarzan story: Young Tarzan Ponders
Unfinished
I typed out this story from the written notes shared
by Danton
ERBzine
7407
October 28, 1930
On Pullman Approaches
Article written 1930
Caravan Club ~ 1931
Tarzan
of the Air Radio Promo Booklet
ERBzine
0200
Advertising brochure ~ Early '30s
Calling All Cars
June 12-14, 1931 ~ Forgotten
Tales of Love and Murder Limited Guidry & Adkins Edition ~ 2001
A Place To Play In
"That's what a garden is for," says Edgar Rice
Burroughs, famous author
ERBzine
1683
Better Homes and Gardens - Margaret McOmie ~ Aug. 1931
The
Story of Tarzan
ERBzine
0256
First edition dust jacket of Tarzan the Invincible, November
20, 1931
Tarzan's Papa Likes Us
Letter to Rob Wagner's Script Magazine ~ December
5, 1931
ERBzine
1683
MURDER: A Collection of Short Murder
Mysteries with Solutions in Script Magazine ~ 1932-1940
Police Inspector Muldoon — and his trusted biographer
and sidekick, Edgar Rice Burroughs!: "Who
Murdered Mr. Thomas?" ~ "The
Bank Murder" ~ "The
Terrace Drive Murder" ~ "The
Lightship Murder" ~ "The
Dark Lake Murder" ~ "The
Gang Murder" ~ "Murder
At Midnight"
PuzzlesThe Story of Tarzan
ERBzine
1599
Article by ERB circa 1932 ~ Source unknown
What Is Good Fiction
Written 1932 for Jungle Girl dj blurb - unused
NQXGI Telegram
Written February 27, 1932 ~ (To a sick gorilla)
The
Men Who Make The Argosy: Edgar Rice Burroughs
ERBzine
0256
Argosy ~ March 12, 1932
Tarzan the Ape Man
Screen Romances ~ April 1932
The
Birth of Tarzan, by His Poppa
Script Magazine
ERBzine 7739
June 22, 1932
The
Tarzan Theme
ERBzine
0058
Writer's Digest - June 1932
Tarzan
for President
ERBzine
0074
The Editor
Blue Book Magazine - July, 1932
Edgar
Rice Burroughs Tells All
An
Autobiographical Sketch
ERBzine
0052
Rob Wagner's Script ~ July 9, 1932
Protecting
the Author's Rights
ERBzine
0052
The Writer's 1932 Year Book &
Market Guide
The
Story of Tarzan
ERBzine
1599
Script Magazine ~ July 2, 1932
See also expanded version in ERBzine
1599
(Meet the author): Fools
Rush In - Tarzan Triumphant
ERBzine
0255
First Edition Dust Jacket - September 1, 1932
The
Terrace Drive Murder
ERBzine
0046
Script Magazine ~ October 8, 1932 (Solution in Script
October 15, 1932)
That Darned Mystery Puzzle
ERB's Solution to Terrace Drive Murder
ERBzine
1683
Rob Wagner's Script ~ October 15, 1932
Who
Murdered Mr. Thomas?
ERBzine
0047
Script Magazine ~ April 16, 1932
The
Red Neck-Tie Murder Mystery
ERBzine
0048
Script Magazine ~ May 28, 1932
Bank
Murder
Unpublished murder mystery
1932 - 1934?
The
Dark Lake Murder
Unpublished murder mystery
1932 - 1934?
The
Dupuyster Case
Unfinished Murder Mystery
1932
The Death Valley Expedition of the Intrepid
33ers
Unpublished travelogue of 2,700 words over 9 pages
April 3-7, 1933
Tarzan and Jane: A Jungleogue
March 3, 1933 ~ An unpublished humorous play
On occasion when Ed took a bypath into humour, he was
not above poking fun at his "meal-ticket" — Tarzan in his natural jungle
environment. Written on March 3, 1933, "Tarzan and Jane, a Jungleogue"
was a 5,000-word play that featured characters from the original Tarzan
of the Apes. Those present included Professor Archimedes Porter, Samuel
Philander, William Clayton, Esmeralda, and two familiar animals, Numa the
lion and Terkoz the bull ape. The plot, humorously embellished, is a sequence
from the novel, with Jane, her father and the others, after being put ashore
by the mutineers of the Arrow, finding Tarzan's cabin with his warning
note. In the play, presumably designed for amateur production, Ed has suggested
props and sets and inserted stage directions. Among these he mentions a
runway or chute for the lion and piles of rotting logs and boulders for
jungle realism. Movements of the characters are prescribed: "Tarzan listens
off R. Crosses and enters L. Enters lion chute L." and similar instructions.
ERB Tells of His Success
ERBzine
1788
News article ~ January 12, 1934
Tarzan Roams World by ERB
ERBzine
1788
Oakland Tribune ~ January 29, 1934
(Similar to ERB Tells of His Success)
Symbol
of a New Day
ERBzine
1683
Script ~ February 17, 1934
ERB
The Creator of Tarzan
By Margaret Romer ~ Overland Monthly and Outwest Magazine
~ March 1934
ERBzine
1184
Tarzan's
Seven Lives by ERB
Screen Play ~ May 1934
ERBzine
0614
"They Stand Out From The Crowd"
Literary Digest ~ Sept. 15, 1934
Tarzan
and the Diamond of Asher radio serial summary
ERBzine
0144
1934
Tarzan
of the Air
Radio Promotion Booklet ~ 1934
ERBzine
0142
Tarzan
Apeman Into An Industry or "History of the Tarzan"
ERBzine
5698
By D. L. Teilhet ~ Vanity Fair article about Burroughs-Tarzan
Enterprises, Inc. etc.
January 1935
So Red the Nose - Tarzan Cocktail
Farrar & Rinehart ~ 1935
"Men of the Comics"
By W. E. Berchtold ~ New Outlook ~ May 1935
The
Lightship Murder by ERB
ERBzine
0045
Script Magazine ~ October 26, 1935
Murder
At Midnight by ERB
ERBzine
7055
Unpublished murder mystery
November 5, 1935
The
Gang Murder
ERBzine
5762
Unpublished murder mystery
November 5, 1935
Nkima,
Tarzan's Pet, Tells What Planks Really Mean
ERBzine
1788
Louisville Times ~ November 15, 1935
"The Capture of Tarzan"
Screen Romances ~ December 1935
Tarzan and His Mate
Screen Romances ~ January 1936
Letter
About James Oliver Curwood
ERBzine
0259
Owosso (Michigan) Argus-Press Special Edition ~ July
1936
Elmer:
Later expanded into the published Resurrection
of Jimber Jaw
Written March, 1936 but unpublished
https://www.erbzine.com/mag55/5568.html
https://www.erbzine.com/mag55/5568a.html
Tarzan's Poppa Never Saw Jungle
Rockefeller Centre Weekly
September 11, 1936
"Tarzan's Fame"
Argosy ~ September 19, 1936
Stay On First, Tarzan Author Tells Gehrig
ERBzine
1683
The Washington Post (UP)~ November 9, 1936
I See By The Papers
Proposed scenario for a radio
program (not accepted)
December 1936
ERB article
Coronet Magazine ~ 1937
Tarzan,
Jr. by ERB
ERBzine
0042
A short fairy tale written on a 1" x 1" miniature book
for
Colleen Moore's doll house in the Chicago Museum of Science
and Industry ~ 1937
"Glenn Morris to Play Tarzan"
New Bedford Standard Times ~ 1937
"Tarzan Escapes"
Movie Stories ~ Jan. 1937
Mr.
Burroughs Describes His Publishing Methods
Letter
From An Author Who Publishes His Own Books by ERB
ERBzine
0056
Writer's Digest - May 1937
Tarzan's
Father
ERBzine
1106
An article by Kenneth Crist
Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine ~ June 27, 1937
Man-Eaters!
ERBzine
0071
Sunday Magazine of the Los Angeles Time - August 22,
1937
Heil Hitler
Film synopsis
1938?
"Becomes Screen's Ninth Tarzan"
New Bedford Standard-Times ~ Jan 2, 1938
Romance
Isn't Dead
ERBzine
0063
An Interview with the Author of Tarzan
by Oliver Poole
Writers' Markets and Methods - March 1938
Two-Gun
Doak Flies South
Unpublished Adventure Story (1939 film synopsis)
Review and Summary
Dec. 1 - Jan. 31, 1938
ERBzine
6757
Ape-Man
Business
ERBzine
0276
Fortune Magazine ~ March 1938
What
Makes Tarzan Act That Way
ERBzine
1788
Boston Sun Post ~ June 19, 1938
Even
Apes Fight For It
ERBzine
0080
Rob Wagner’s Script Magazine – February 25, 1939
Angel's Serenade
Unpublished Crime Story (based on film synopses written
in 1921 and 1936)
April 25 - June 12, 1939
Writer
Warns Unauthorized 'Tarzans' To Drop The Name
ERBzine
1788
UP ~ May 19, 1939
Official
Guide of the Tarzan Clans of America
ERBzine
0032
ERB Motes
& Quotes 33
ERB, Inc. Booklet ~ May 22, 1939
Tarzan
in Exile ~ Apeman Adopts A Son
ERBzine
1658
Look Magazine ~ Article about ERB and the Movies
June 6, 1939
Burroughs, Author of Tarzan, Pens His
Own Opinion of Film
(Tarzan Finds A Son)
Studio News ~ June 8, 1939
Weissmuller
Ideal Tarzan Says Creator by ERB
ERBzine
1788
Hartford Courant ~ June 15, 1939
The Scientists Revolt
Revision by Raymond Palmer of Beware! written in 1921/22
Fantastic Adventures - July
1939
"Introducing the Author: Edgar
Rice Burroughs"
Fantastic Adventures ~ July 1939
ERB, Tarzan Creator, Was Never In Africa
Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star ~ July 9, 1939
ERBzine
1788
Tarzan,
or How To Become A Great Writer
Alva Johnston interview feature with ERB - with
photos
Saturday Evening Post - July 29, 1939 ~ Promo for next
week's article ~ Photo of ERB in all-white suit
ERBzine
0370
Texaco Star Theatre Radio
Appearance with Ken Murray
Apes of Wrath skit ~ October 18, 1939
Listen to the entire show in MP3: ERBzine
1546
Quiet Please!
Nine unpublished articles for proposed newspaper columns
which would be part of a radio
show (not
accepted)
1939
When
"Tarzan" Went To Harvard
ERBzine
0717
Harvard Review, Anniversary Issue
1940
Tarzan's Good Deed Today
Unpublished parody
1940s
Misogynists Preferred
Humorous story ~ January 5-6, 1940
Forgotten
Tales of Love and Murder Limited Guidry & Adkins Edition ~ 2001
Shooting
Citizens
By Edgar Rice Burroughs
ERBzine
1441
LA Times ~ January 24, 1940
Dale Carnegie: ERB
ERBzine
1789
Times and Daily News Leader - San Mateo ~ March 29, 1940
The
Strange Adventure of Mr. Dinnwiddie by ERB
Humour, seduction, and intrigue aboard an ocean liner
bound for Hawaii.
July 16-17, 1940
ERBzine
7978 and ERBzine
7979
Bob
Davis Reveals: A Short and Simple Biography of Mr. Edgar Rice Burroughs
ERBzine
3365
The New York Sun ~ Saturday, July 20, 1940
Chinese Tarzan
Photoplay ~ Dec 1940
"Meet The Authors: Edgar Rice Burroughs"
Amazing Stories ~ March 1941
Misogynists Preferred: demonstrating
what happens when a gaggle of woman-hating men meets a covey of man-hating
women.
1941
"Edgar Rice Burroughs"
Biography and Photo
Amazing Stories ~ May 1941
Intelligence
Test For Legislators
Honolulu Star-Bulletin ~ May 5, 1941
ERBzine
1128
Meet
the Authors: Edgar Rice Burroughs
ERBzine
0255
Amazing
Stories ~ June 1941 (dup of above?)
Bulbous Domes and Nitwits
ERBzine
1441
Honolulu Star-Bulletin Letter to the Editor ~ L.A.
Times ~ June 24, 1941
An
Autobiographical Sketch" (originally published in Amazing Stories,
June, 1941).
Uncle Miner and Other Relatives
Unpublished humorous story
July 1941
Untitled sequel to Wizard of
Venus
Unfinished ~ interrupted by Pearl Harbor attack
December 2, 1941
To
Whomever Gives A Damn: Pearl Harbor Eye-Witness Description
December 1941 ~ Letter
ERBzine
1023
From a Devonshire Lass
Unpublished humorous short story
December 18, 1941
Sample
Columns including Laugh It Off: Columns
in the Honolulu Star Bulletin
(and some in Honolulu Advertiser)
ERBzine
0001
Laugh
It Off: December 1941 text and scans: 13, 14, 15, 16, 18/18, 19, 20,
23, 24, 31
ERBzine
1129
Laugh
It Off: January 1942: Text: 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 19, 21,
22, 23, 26, 27, 28, Conclusion
ERBzine
1754
Hawaii: A Magazine of News and Comment:
April 1945, May 1945, June 1945, July-August 1945, January
1946, March 10, 1946.
Fall of a Democracy
Unpublished article predicting war in Pacific, etc.
December 1941
Came the War
ERB's experiences during and after the Pearl Harbor attack
December 1941
Famous
Living Americans and Their Homes
ERBzine
0932
Written for Perfect Home Magazine ~ Unpublished/Rejected?
~ 1942
Tarzan
Creator Thrilled by Ride in U.S. Bomber
Author
of Tarzan Rides Flying Fort
ERBzine
0213
Honolulu Star-Bulletin ~ February 27, 1942
'Dry
Firing' Makes Experts In BMTC Ranks
ERBzine
0213
Honolulu Star-Bulletin ~ March 13, 1942
BMTC
Gets Training in Shooting Pistols
Honolulu Advertiser ~ March 14, 1942
ERBzine
0213
ERBzine 0213
Editorial Honolulu Star-Bulletin ~ March 26, 1942 (dup)
Undermining
of Morale is Type of Sabotage
ERBzine
0213
Honolulu Advertiser ~ March 26, 1942 (dup)
Oahu: Singapore or Wake?
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ May 19, 1942
Don't Be Stupid
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ July 4, 1942
ERBzine
1756
Don't Let 'Em Kid You, Joe
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ July 13, 1942
Not For Mice
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ September 22, 1942
ERBzine
1756
Wanted: 1,000 Men
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ September 24, 1942
ERBzine
1756
BMTCers
Can Shoot
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ September
30, 1942
ERBzine
1756
Maybe Tomorrow
Hawaii - A Magazine of News & Comment ~ September
30, 1942
"Whatsoever
A Man Soweth"
ERBzine
0392
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ October 21, 1942
Saturday Night In Honolulu, Dull
Honolulu Advertiser ~ November 11, 1942
ERBzine
1756
Paladines
of Paradise
Paradise of the Pacific Magazine ~ December 1942
ERBzine
1128
Somewhere in Oahu
New York World ~ December 1, 1942
Tarzan's Creator Impressed by
Smooth Job Yanks are Doing in Hawaii
New York World ~ December 1, 1942
TARZAN'S
CREATOR HERE FOR HAIRCUT
The Sun, Sydney, Australia ~ Thursday, December 31,
1942
ERBzine
1046
Tarzan's Creator, Now Covering
War, Finds Aussie Customs Odd
Edgar Rice Burroughs Down Under for Xmas/
Correspondent Must Tote Huge Load
Honolulu Advertiser Front Page ~ January 4, 1943
ERBzine
1756
Author of Tarzan Stories: War Correspondent
in Australia
Thinks
Hollywood Will Never Lack Stories
The Film Weekly: Incorporating Everyones Australian
Variety and Show World
January 7, 1943
ERBzine
1046
What Are We Going To Do
About It???
WWII article???
1943???
Writer Hunts Soldiers Who Own Mountain
On South Sea Island
Tank Outfit Gets Enought 'Camping Out' For Lifetime
Honolulu Advertiser Front Page ~ February 14, 1943
ERBzine
1756
More Fun! More People Killed
Unpublished murder mystery spoof
Later revised as a movie synopsis: Night of Terror
February 24 - March 30, 1943
Cabbages
and Kings
ERBzine
1546
Radio show on KGMB ~ March 31, 1943
Bomb Hirohito
Honolulu Advertiser ~ April 24, 1943
ERBzine
1757
Diary
of a Confused Old Man: Buck Burroughs Rides Again
Hilites
are featured in ERB: The War Years
Travelogue
Written April-June, 1943
Summarized in ERB: The War Years starting at ERBzine
1019
The entire document will soon appear in ERBzine
Uncle Bill
Mystery/Horror ~ May 19-20, 1944
ERBzine
6726
Our
Japanese Problem
Will There Be a Post-War 'Japanese Problem'?
A Famous Author Offers an Opinion... and a Sensible Suggestion
Hawaii Magazine ~ June 30, 1944
ERBzine
0941
What to do with Germany
Hawaii Magazine ~ September 1944
Hospital Care of Casualties
in Pacific Area Unexcelled
Associated Press ~ February 3, 1945
ERBzine
1757
Laugh
It Off!
ERBzine
1755
Hawaii Magazine ~ April 1945
What Price Intolerance?
Shall We Reward the Alien Parents of American Boys
Who Died Defending Us, With a Deportation Order?
Hawaii Magazine ~ April 15, 1945
ERBzine
1757
Laugh
It Off!
ERBzine
1755
Hawaii Magazine ~ May 1945
Laugh
It Off!
ERBzine
1755
Hawaii Magazine ~ June 1945
Tanker
Like 'Accident About To Happen,' Burroughs Feels
ERBzine
0213 and ERBzine 1128
Honolulu Advertiser ~ July 5, 1945
Tarzan's Boss Meets King
Ueg On Primitive South Sea Atol
June 11, 1945
Honolulul Advertiser ~ July 6, 1945
Laugh
It Off!
ERBzine
1755
Hawaii Magazine ~ July/August 1945
Laughs
At Sea Found By Author Traveling With A Naval "Oiler"
Honolulu Advertiser ~ July 9, 1945
ERBzine
1128
Tarzan
and the Man Who Made Him
ERBzine
3159
Liberty ~ July 14, 1945
Unsung
Fleet Oilers Carrying Ball For Navy Invasion Team
June 16, 1945
Honolulu Advertiser Editorial Page ~ July 13, 1945
ERBzine
1757
Wartime
Letters To Joan From Papa in Hawaii
Part
I: ERBzine 0214
"Little Known Works of
a Well-Known Writer"
By Darrell C. Richardson ~ Fantasy Fiction Field ~ Dec.
22, 1945
Reprinted in Burroughs Bulletin #10 and Barsoomian (condensed)
#2 & #3
Laugh
It Off!
ERBzine
1755
Hawaii Magazine ~ January 1946
Laugh
It Off!
ERBzine
1755
Hawaii Magazine ~ March 10, 1946
Xonthron by ERB
Mention made of this in ERB's diary but no known manuscript
May 3, 1946
"Tarzan, Inc."
By Helen Colton ~ Magazine Digest ~ July 1946
Untitled Tarzan story by ERB
83-page manuscript rewritten and finished by Joe Lansdale
in 1994:
Tarzan: The Lost Adventure
September 7, 1946
ERB C.H.A.S.E.R.
ERBzine 0733
Tarzan, Inc.: Story of a Great Business
Man
By Helen Colton ~ Magazine Digest: Digest of the World's
Best Reading
July 1946 ~ Vol 33 - No 1
"Edgar Rice Burroughs: Creator of New
Worlds"
By Forrest J. Ackerman ~ Burroughs Bulletin #1 ~ July
1947
"A Family Affair"
By Vern Coriell ~ Burroughs Bulletin #1 ~ July 1947
"About Nyoka, the Jungle Girl"
By Vern Coriell ~ Burroughs Bulletin #1 ~ July 1947
Mable, the Celebrated
Owl of Cassia County by ERB
Unpublished humorous story - one
page
July 16, 1947
"A Leaf From Leonard Lyons Notebook"
Burroughs Bulletin #2 ~ August 1947
"The New Tarzan"
Modern Screen ~ Sept 1948
"Masters of Fantasy: Edgar Rice Burroughs"
By Forrest J. Ackerman ~ Famous Fantastic ~ Oct 1948
"Forever Tarzan"
Screen Guide ~ Feb 1949
"Burroughs of Barsoom"
Amazing Stories ~ March 1949
"Tarzan's Magic Fountain"
Screen Stories ~ March 1949
"The Return of the Torso"
By Herb Howe ~ Photoplay ~ March 1949
"Tarzan On A Spot"
Photoplay ~ April 1949
"Tenth Tarzan"
Life ~ May 16, 1949
"Mesozoic Reptiles"
By Pete Bogg ~ Amazing Stories ~ June 1949
"Durable Lianas"
Time ~ July 25, 1949
ERB, Inc.
Writer's Digest article about Burroughs history and achievements
and old age
August 1949
Tarzan to Live On Years After Burroughs
Evening Observer ~ August 27, 1949
ERBzine
1757
"Tarzan" Creator Starved and Failed
Before He Won Success
Open Road ~ September 1949
Similar to How
I Wrote the Tarzan Books - 1929
ERBzine
1757
TARZAN
by J. D. VAN DER MERWE
ERBzine
0061
of DUIVELS-KLOOF, TRANSVAAL, SOUTH AFRICA
from the British True-Life Adventures Pulp Magazine
WIDE WORLD - July, 1946
A
'40s Visit With ERB
ERBzine
0211
Fantasy Review ~ December 1948
Tarzan's
Author, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Dies At Age Of 74
ERBzine
0255
Associated Press 1950
Obituaries:
Edgar Rice Burroughs
ERBzine
1195
Tarzan's Creator In The Last War
Lt. Col. Oliver R. Franklin
"Edgar Rice Burroughs: Multi-Millionaire
Author
By Cyril Clemens ~ Hobbies ~ May 1950
"He Sold His Dreams"
By Harry Morgan ~ American Weekly ~ June 25, 1950
"John Burroughs" (sic)
By Cyril Clemens ~ Hobbies ~ July 1950
That's How Tarzan Was Born
Western Publishing Magazine: 20 Year Club Writers ~ Photo
of Mildred and Ralph in the ERB, Inc. Office
January 1951
"Africa At Last"
Parade ~ Feb 11, 1951
"Tarzan's Peril"
Screen Stories ~ April 1951
"Man of Adventure"
Silver Screen ~ May 1951
"A
Tribute to Edgar Rice Burroughs"
ERBzine
2852
By Darrell C. Richardson ~ Other Worlds ~ October 1950
ERB
Book Inventory from the Shelves in His Tarzana Office0
A Notebook from 1950 (shared by Danton Burroughs)
ERBzine
7976 and ERBzine
7977
"J. Allen St. John, America's
Most Famous Fantasy Illustrator"
By Darrell C. Richardson ~ Other Worlds ~ June-July 1951
"With A Chimp On His Shoulder"
Filmland ~ Aug 1951
"Suppreemly Morral"
Newsweek ~ Aug 20, 1951
"Movie Tarzan Has Fill
Of Africa"
By Bob Thomas ~ Associated Press Article ~ Sept 15, 1951
Success
at Thirty-Five Pts 1-3 (Dup of NY World)
ERBzine
0256
Revision of "Tarzan Creator Starved and Failed before
He Won Success"
Tarzan Adventure Comic ~ Feb. 16, Mar. 1, Mar. 15, 1952
He
Tarzan, You Fan
ERBzine
1656
By Thomas Wood ~ Collier's Magazine article
May 9, 1953
"A Mighty Man Is He"
Tab ~ July 1953
TARZAN,
JANE ALIVE AND WELL
ERBzine
0050
Transcribed from a 1972 newspaper release
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related to the above features at
ERBzine
0219a
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ERBzine
1439: ERB and The Press
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