Novels:

BOOK DESCRIPTION (Pulpville Press): Written by Cleve F. Adams and Robert Leslie Bellem as Franklin Charles. Bill Rock worked for the District Attorney. He was assigned to help clean up vice in the city. He was at the burlesque theater to find a girl. When he was invited to her room, he found her dead--and he was charged with murder!

[BOOK DESCRIPTION (Pulpville Press): Written under one of Bellem's pen names--John A. Saxon--it is a prequel to "Half-Past Mortem".
"Just a routine assignment," the Los Angeles office told Sam Welpton, insurance investigator and claims adjuster. But what they didn't tell him was that this job, which began as an accident claim investigation, would turn into a murder case--with Sam the most likely suspect.
--(Ace Double Novel): "Liability Limited" - Tough, Lusty in the James M. Caine Tradition - CUE. ]

[BOOK DESCRIPTION (Pulpville Press): Written under one of Bellem's pen names--John A. Saxon--it is a sequel to "Liability Limited".
Said Dick Lane, "You don't need a lawyer, Sam. You need a magician to get you out of this jam." Sam Welpton had been called to investigate a road accident; there was a dent on the car, blood on the road, but no victim. Before he had solved this mystery, Sam found himself married to a woman he scarcely knew and spending his honeymoon in jail. To complicate things still further, a man was found dead in his hotel room and an attempt was made on his own life. But it was Sam himself who sorted out the mess, and he was no magician, just an insurance claims expert with a flair for finding trouble.
--"Half-Past Mortem" by Robert Leslie Bellem writing as John A. Saxon. "Half-Past Mortem" is the follow-up story to "Liability Limited" (aka "This Was No Accident") and follows Sam Whelpton as he attempts to uncover and untangle the mystery surrounding an automobile accident where the victim is found missing!
--Ghost-written by Bellem. One of two books featuring hardboiled Sam Welpton.]

BOOK DESCRIPTION (Pulpville Press): Written by Robert Leslie Bellem under the Anthony Gordon penname, this is one of at least two adult novels which he wrote. While a little more explicit than his spicy work, it is still very tame compared to today's standards. It is a love story of Janie and Gil, and of all the troubles which come from Janie attempting to lead Gil to the best job available for his talents (packaging). When I first began reading it, I was dubious as to its quality and the story content, but being a Bellem novel, it turned out to be a good read.
--Written by Robert Leslie Bellem writing as Anthony Gordon. Better known for his stories of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, Bellem was a prolific writer whose yarns covered many genres, including adult fiction. At least two novels are known: The Sex Ladder and Doctor of Lesbos. We will be reprinting both novels. While this is termed an Adult book, it is only slightly more descriptive than Bellem's Spicy work, and is much less explicit than many of our mystery and science fiction stories of today. When I first began working on it, I was a little dubious as to its quality, but I found it very entertaining and can recommend it to Bellem's fans.]

Dan Turner Comic-strip stories (black-and-white):
Scripted by R. L. Bellem

Articles:

Moods and Pulp-Paper Fiction (February 1932, The Author & Journalist)
(also in the collection of stories and articles: "The Robert Leslie Bellem Magazine", Pulp Tales Press, 2009)

Break It Up! (July 1944, Writer's Digest)
(also in "Dan Turner Hollywood Detective: Book 4", Pulpville Press, 2006)
(also in "The Case Files of Dan Turner Hollywood Detective. Volume 1 - The Spicy Years", Pulpville Press, 2009)

[Bellem talks about dialogue, using his story "Murder at Auction" (March 1944, Hollywood Detective, as by Jerome Severs Perry).]

U.S. Crime Data Shown by F.B.I. (December 1946, Speed Detective)

Collections:

God’s Gift to the Sherlock Business: Two Adventures of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective (Air Pirates, 1981) [2 short stories] Dan Turner
Contents [alphabetical order]:
Future Book (Spicy Detective May ’41)
Star Chamber (Spicy Detective Aug ’37) 
[BOOK DESCRIPTION : this edition was produced on stolen paper and highjacked equipment]

Robert Leslie Bellem's Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, edited by John Wooley. (Bowling Green [Ohio]: Bowling Green University Popular Press, 1983, 157pp.). [7 short stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Introduction  [article by John Wooley]
Homicide Highball (Hollywood Detective Oct ’43)  
Off-Stage Murder (Hollywood Detective Nov ’48)
Dark Star of Death (Spicy Detective Jan ’38)
Homicide Spike (Hollywood Detective Nov ’48)  
Drunk, Disorderly, and Dead (Private Detective Stories Jun ’40)
Hair of the Dog (Hollywood Detective Jan ’47)
Dump the Jackpot (Speed Detective Sep ’43)
About Dan Turners' Creator [article]

Spicy Detective Encores #1: Three Dan Turner Stories (Framingham: Winds of the World Press, 1986) [3 novelets] Dan Turner
Contents:
Beyond Justice (Spicy Detective Nov ’35) 
Cat Act [novelette, 1st version] (Spicy Detective Feb ’41) 
Blackmail from Beyond (Spicy Detective Nov ’38)

Spicy Detective Encores #5: Three More Dan Turner Stories (Framingham: Winds of the World Press, 1987) [2 short stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Badger Bump (Spicy Detective Feb ’40) 
Alimony League (Spicy Detective Sep ’38) 
Killer’s Cue (Spicy Detective Apr ’41)

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective: Lights, Camera, Action! (Eternity Comics, 1990) [stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Death on Location (Spicy Detective Stories Feb '35)
Silverscreen Spectre (Spicy Detective Stories Oct '36 )
Death's Diary (Spicy Detective Stories Feb '37)

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective: Lights! Camera! Murder!, edited by Tom Mason (Newbury Park [California]: Malibu Graphics, 1990) [stories & comic-strip] Dan Turner
Contents:
???*
[*movie tie-in with several reprints of Turner stories, both prose and comic-strip reprints
--Comic book based on the Dan Turner made-for-TV movie starring Marc Singer and Tracy Scoggins, written by John Wooley and directed by Christopher Lewis. 62 pp.]

High Adventure #60: Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, edited by John P. Gunnison (Silver Spring [Maryland]: Adventure House, September 2001; 112pp.) [7 short stories] Dan Turner
Contents :
Headlines in Hell {page 4}
Eyes of the Dead {p. 16}
Snake Tangle {p. 28}
Murder in Yellow {p. 42}
Homicide Parallel {p. 60}
Glittering Clue {p. 76}
Sleeping Dogs {p. 90}
[BOOK DESCRIPTION: Format: 112 Pages Magazine (Adventure House publication). Seven stories from the January, 1943 issue of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective. Including "Headlines in Hell". Dan Turner should have known better than to let a hysterical female steer him into a fresh mess of murder. But Dan is an expert at sticking his neck out. ]

Reckoning in Red: From the Case Files of Dan Turner, P.I., Volume 1 (Bloomington [Illinois]: Black Dog Books, 2001, 80 pages) [4 stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Star Chamber (Spicy Detective Stories Aug '37)
Murder Claws (Spicy Detective Stories May '37)
Reckoning in Red (Spicy Detective Stories March '41)
Death in the Dog House (Spicy Detective Stories Feb '42)
[*1st edition. Contains 4 stories from Spicy Detective, 1937-1942, one of which ("Star Chamber") was previously collected in "God's Gift to the Sherlock Business"
BOOK DESCRIPTION. - Star Chamber: When a girl slips Dan Turner five C's to keep a date with her, he knows she means business. And its that business that leads him to some queer spots.
-Murder Claws: Strike-breaking isn't Dan Turner's idea of a decent way to earn a living. But when Sue-Anne was smacked with the cobblestone, he felt he had to take a hand in the business.
-Reckoning in Red: Only Dan Turner could separate real from phony, read motives correctly, and bring a killer to justice.
-Death in the Doghouse: Murder rears its ugly head in the midst of a radio rehearsal! ]

--NB!: "THE SURGEON OF SOULS" — collection of twelve tales featuring Victor Rousseau’s occult detective.
the "Surgeon of Souls" series written by Victor Rousseau for WEIRD TALES in the mid '20s. This series predates Robert Leslie Bellem's "Surgeon of Souls" stories by a decade and takes an entirely different tack.]

Gallows Heritage: The Surgeon of Souls. Vol. 2 (Bloomington [Illinois]: Black Dog Books, 2003) [4 stories] Dr. Zarkov  + non-series story
Contents:
Gallows Heritage (Spicy Mystery Stories, Dec '37) Dr. Zarkov
Strange Journey (Spicy Mystery Stories, Oct '38) Dr. Zarkov
Dark Eyes of Hell (Spicy Mystery Stories, Dec '38) Dr. Zarkov
The Executioner (Spicy Mystery Stories, Aug '35)
[BOOK DESCRIPTION: 80 Pages Chapbook. Four new stories from the creator of Dan Turner, Robert Leslie Bellum. Come explore the strange world of Dr. Zarkov, the mysterious world of the Surgeon of Souls! Also included is a short biography of the author, by Tom Roberts.]

Corpse on Ice: From the Case Files of Dan Turner, P.I., Volume 2 (Bloomington [Illinois]: Black Dog Books, 2003) [4 stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Corpse on Ice (Hollywood Detective, Sep '43)
Death's Passport (Spicy Detective Stories, Dec '40)
Homicide Hunch (Hollywood Detective, Feb '43)
Death's Bright Halo (Spicy Detective Stories, Oct '35)
[BOOK DESCRIPTION: 76 Pages Chapbook. Robert Leslie Bellem does it again with 4 more stories from the Case Files of Dan Turner, Private Investigator]

Dan Turner - Hollywood Detective No. 1 [Bullet From Nowhere] (Girasol Collectables, 2003) [7 stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Murder on the Sound Stage
A Comet Passes
Bullet From Nowhere
Murder's Messenger
Million Buck Snatch
The Horoscope Case
Cooked!
[BOOK DESCRIPTION: 128 Pages Pulp Replica. Stories from "Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective" magazine, January 1942.
Dan Turner - Hollywood Detective #1 (Girasol Collectables publication). A bookfull of Dan Turner stories. Girasol Collectables brings us another great page for page reprint, this time of issue # 1 of one of the most popular characters of the spicy genre. This issue features the novel "Murder on the Sound Stage" where a detective sticks his neck out too far, trying to keep a pretty girl from becoming a murderess. Plus "Bullet From Nowhere", "A Comet Passes", and three other stories from the pen of Robert Leslie Bellem, featuring the hardboiled detective living in the spicy world of 1940s Hollywood.]

Killer's Ruse (Rialto [California]: Pulpville Press, 2005 by Jerry L. Schneider, 210pp.) [6 short stories]
Contents :
Killer's Ruse {p.1}
Murder on Furlough {p.45}
Wire Trap {p.71}
Dead Mike {p.99}
A Corpse Can't Croon {p.165}
Enough Glory {p.185}
[BOOK DESCRIPTION (Pulpville Press): From the pages of Private Detective, Super-Detective, and Fifth Column Stories come six stories from the mighty pen of Robert Leslie Bellem. The stories in this collection include "Killer's Ruse", "Murder on Furlough", "Wire Trap", "Dead Mike", "A Corpse Can't Croon", and "Enough Glory". Fully illustrated with all of the original interior artwork from the original pulp magazines]

Dan Turner - Hollywood Detective, March 1943 [Sing a Song of Murder], Vol.2, No 2. (Silver Spring [Maryland]: Adventure House, 2006, 128 pages Paperback) [7 stories] Dan Turner
Contents:
Sing a Song of Murder
Satan's Shrine
The Case of the Slain Gorilla
Water-Cooled
Dead Man's Shakedown
Russia-Runaround
Killer's Investment
[BOOK DESCRIPTION: Complete pulp replica/reprints. Stories from "Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective" magazine, March 1943.
Dan Turner - Hollywood Detective - 03/43, was produced to capitilize on the popularity of one of the lead characters that appeared monthly in SPICY DETECTIVE STORIES. Short lived, this magazine later was retitled to just plain Hollywood Detective and published more than just Bellem's hollywood dick.]

Cat Act (1941 Spicy Detective Stories) Dan Turner
Cat Act (1943 Hollywood Detective) Dan Turner

The Million Buck Snatch (1936 Spicy Detective Stories) Dan Turner
Million Buck Snatch (1942 Dan Turner Hollywood Detective) Dan Turner

Sleeping Dogs (1934 Spicy Detective Stories) Dan Turner
Sleeping Dogs (1943 Dan Turner Hollywood Detective) Dan Turner

Death's Diary (1937 Spicy Detective Stories) Dan Turner
Model For A Corpse (1950 Hollywood Detective) Dan Turner

Brunette Bump-Off (1938 Spicy Detective Stories) Dan Turner
Russian Run Around (1943 Dan Turner Hollywood Detective) Dan Turner

Robots Can't Lie (1941 Fantastic Adventures)
Wire Trap (1949 Super Detective)

[Description from www.lulu.com : --Deja Vue! Have you ever encountered it? Probably! Well, when you read enough of the works of Robert Leslie Bellem, the creator of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, you will have that deja vue feeling--Bellem was not above rewriting his older, spicy stories, into tamer products. This collection brings together six pairs of stories, the first, usually spicy, version, and the rewritten version. Also included are the original illustrations for both versions of the story. Collected together are: "Cat Act", "Million Buck Snatch", "Sleeping Dogs", all three of which were rewritten under the same title, "Death's Diary/Model For A Corpse", "Brunette Bump-Off/Russian Run-Around", and "Robots Can't Lie/Wire Trap".]

[Description from www.lulu.com: --A creation of Robert Leslie Bellem, Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories from 1934 to 1950 in the pulp magazines of the Culture and Trojan lines. The Dan Turner stories ran through three distinct phases: volume 1 deals with the early Spicy period, and includes the first 4 stories published. The stories in this volume range from 1934 to 1941. Each story also features the original artwork which graced the pages of the pulp magazines upon their first appearance. Features 20 complete stories and 2 articles by Bellem.]

[Description from www.lulu.com: --A creation of Robert Leslie Bellem, Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, appeared in hundreds of stories from 1934 to 1950 in the pulp magazines of the Culture and Trojan lines. The Dan Turner stories ran through three distinct phases: volume 2 deals with the middle period, a slightly less spicy period, when Dan Turner appeared in his own magazine, filled with his own stories. The stories in this volume are from 1943. Each story also features the original artwork which graced the pages of the pulp magazines upon their first appearance. Features 21 complete stories and a letter from Bellem.]

[--Limited edition hardcover... only 100 made. Join Doctor Zeng Tse-Lin’s battle with crime and the Japanese menace in the mysterious world of San Francisco’s Chinatown. An American who posed as a Chinese scholar, Dr. Zeng’s stories have never been completely reprinted before... until now. Featuring all seven installments. Includes an all-new introduction by Will Murray. Thanks to Tom Johnson, Will Murray, Rick Ollerman, Ray Riethmeier & Bill Thom]

TV-Plays & Scripts:

"Dick Tracy" [TV-Series 1950-1951] (3 episodes - writer)
-B.B. Eyes: Part 2 (date - *????) Episode 17 of {33} (Season 2, Episode 2) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
-Junior and the Sapphire Mystery (1 January 1950) Episode 20 of {33} (Season 2, Episode 5) Writing credits: Todhunter Ballard, Robert Leslie Bellem
-The Egyptian Mummy Case (1 January 1951)  Episode 28 of {33} (Season 2, Episode 16) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Fritz Blocki.
{*Based on Chester Gould's characters}

"Gruen Guild Playhouse" [TV-Series 1951-1952] (1 episode - writer)
[aka: "Chevron Theatre"; aka: "Gruen Guild Theater"]
-Pattern in Algiers (1 January 1952) Episode 35 of {40} Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (teleplay), Fenton Earnshaw (story)
{*Genre: Drama }

"Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" [TV-Series 1951-1952] (2 episodes - writer)
[aka (syndication title): "Herald Playhouse"; aka: "Schlitz Playhouse"; aka (syndication title): "The Playhouse"]
-Knave of Hearts (24 July 1953) Episode 94 of {353} (Season 2, Episode 42) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (teleplay), Herbert Moulton (teleplay)
-Storm Swept (4 December 1953) Episode 113 of {353} (Season 3, Episode 14) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
{*Genre: Comedy/Drama }

"Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok" [TV-Series 1951-1958] (2 episodes - writer)
-Hands Across the Border (15 November 1953) Episode 58 of {113} (Season 4, Episode 10) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), Herbert Madt (writer)
-Wagon Wheel Trail (27 September 1953) Episode 51 of {113}(Season 4, Episode 3) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer)
{*Genre: Western}

"Adventures of Superman" [TV-Series 1952-1958] (8 episodes - writer)
-Dagger Island (19 May 1956) Episode 74 of {104} (Season 4, Episode 9) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
-Divide and Conquer (17 February 1958)Episode 94 of {104}(Season 6, Episode 3) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
-The Mysterious Cube (24 February 1958) Episode 95 of {104} (Season 6, Episode 4) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
-The Atomic Captive (3 March 1958) Episode 96 of {104} (Season 6, Episode 5) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
-Superman's Wife (31 March 1958) Episode 100 of {104} (Season 6, Episode 9) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
-The Perils of Superman (21 April 1958) Episode 103 of {104} (Season 6, Episode 12) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
- All That Glitters (28 April 1958) Episode 104 of {104} (Season 6, Episode 13) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
-The Magic Secret (23 September 1958) Episode 93 of {104} (Season 6, Episode 2) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
{*Based on characters by Joe Shuster & Jerry Siegel .  Adventure/Sci-Fi.}

"The Lone Ranger" [TV-Series 1949-1957] (6 episodes - writer)
-Quicksand (1 November 1956) Episode 190 of {221} (Season 5, Episode 8) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (screenplay), Walter A. Tompkins (screenplay)
-The Avenger (10 January 1957) Episode 200 of {221} (Season 5, Episode 18) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (screenplay), Herbert Purdom (screenplay)
-Breaking Point (24 January 1957) Episode 202 of {221}(Season 5, Episode 20) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (screenplay), Hilary Creston Rhodes (screenplay)
-Dead-Eye (28 February 1957) Episode 207 of {221}(Season 5, Episode 25) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (screenplay), Wells Root (screenplay)
-The Banker's Son (16 May 1957) Episode 218 of {221} (Season 5, Episode 36) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (screenplay), Charles Larson (screenplay)
-Blind Witness (30 May 1957) Episode 220 of {221} (Season 5, Episode 38) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (screenplay)
{*Genre: Western}

"The Web" [TV-Series, 1957] (1 episode - writer)
-Kill and Run (11 August 1957) Episode 5 of {11} (Season 1, Episode 6) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
{*Filmed dramas adapted from writings of the Mystery Writers of America}

"Broken Arrow"  [TV-Series 1956-1960] (5 episodes - writer)
-The Bounty Hunters (26 November 1957) Episode 42 of {72} (Season 2, Episode 9) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), DeVallon Scott (writer)
-White Savage (24 December 1957) Episode 46 of {72} (Season 2, Episode 13) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), Ed Earl Repp (story)
-Escape (18 February 1958) Episode 54 of {72} (Season 2, Episode 21) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), DeVallon Scott (writer)
-Panic (11 March 1958) Episode 57 of {72} (Season 2, Episode 24) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer)
-Bear Trap (29 April 1958) Episode 64 of {72} (Season 2, Episode 31) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), DeVallon Scott (writer)
{*Genre: Western. Plot Summary: Indian Agent Tom Jeffords makes friends with Chief Cochise, becoming a blood brother of the Apache}

"The Millionaire" [TV-Series 1955-1960] (1 episode - writer)
[aka: "If You Had a Million"]
-The William Courtney Story (7 January 1959) Episode 139 of {205} (Season 5, Episode 16) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth
{*Plot Outline: In this hit 1950's TV series, a millionaire indulges himself giving away one million dollars apiece to persons that he has never met.}

"Behind Closed Doors" [TV-Series 1958-1959] (2 episodes - writer)
-Mightier Than the Sword (12 March 1959) Episode 22 of {26} (Season 1, Episode 22) Writing credits: Tony Barrett (writer), Robert Leslie Bellem (writer)
-The Gamble (19 March 1959) Episode 23 of {26} (Season 1, Episode 23) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), Stanley H. Silverman (writer)
{*Plot Summary: The files of Rear Admiral Ellis M. Zacharias were the basis of this series based on American counterespionage from 25 years in naval intelligence... }

"The Restless Gun" [TV-Series 1957-1959] (1 episode - writer)
[aka (working title): "The Six Shooter"]
-The Way Back (13 July 1959) Episode 77 of {78} (Season 2, Episode 39) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer), Frank Bonham (writer)
{*Genre: Western}

"Wanted: Dead or Alive" [TV-Series 1958-1961] (2 episodes - writer)
-Reckless (7 November 1959) Episode 46 of {94} (Season 2, Episode 10) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer)
-Chain Gang (12 December 1959) Episode 51 of {94} (Season 2, Episode 15) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer)
{*Genre: Western}

"The Case of the Dangerous Robin" [TV-Series] (1 episode - writer)
-Tin Caper (10 April 1961) Episode 26 of {38} (Season 1, Episode 26) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
{*Genre: Mystery/Crime/Drama]

"Perry Mason" [TV-Series 1957-1966] (2 episodes - writer)
-The Case of the Counterfeit Crank (28 April 1962) Episode 150 of {271} (Season 5, Episode 27) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
-The Case of the Stand-In Sister (15 November 1962) Episode 161 of {271} (Season 6, Episode 8) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem
{*Based on E. S. Gardner's characters}

"Temple Houston" [TV-Series 1963-1964] (1 episode - writer)
-Toll the Bell Slowly (17 October 1963) Episode 4 of {26} (Season 1, Episode 4) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Carey Wilber
{* Western. The adventures of frontier lawyer Temple Houston, son of the legendary Texan Sam Houston.}

"Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" [TV-Series 1964-1968] (1 episode - story)
-No Way Out (30 November 1964) Episode 12 of {110} (Season 1, Episode 12) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (story), Robert Hamner (story),  Robert Hamner teleplay
[Episode's Plot: A very important Soviet official is defecting to the USA with his daughter. They are scheduled to be picked up in Indonesia by the Seaview. On the last leg of their escape, the official is wounded and the daughter is captured. With the official recovering in the sick bay, the Seaview now must either leave the daughter behind or make a rescue attempt. Time is running out, and dangerous agents are snooping around everywhere.]

{TV-Series  Adventure/Sci-Fi. The submarine Seaview is commissioned to investigate the mysteries of the seas. Usually it finds more problems than answers}

"The Iron Horse" [TV-Series 1966-1968] (1 episode - writer)
-Four Guns to Scalplock (11 November 1967) Episode 39 of {47} (Season 2, Episode 9) Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem (writer)
{*Series Plot: Western. Ben Calhoun won the half-completed Buffalo Pass, Scalplock and Defiance Line railroad in a poker game and must fight 1880s Indians}

Superman (1973, USA film, 104 min, color)
Directed by George Blair, Harry W. Gerstad, Lew Landers
Writing credits: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth, Wilton Schiller
{*Based on characters by Joe Shuster & Jerry Siegel.  Action/Adventure/Sci-Fi. A compilation of four episodes of "The Adventures of Superman" tv series: episode #95 ("The Mysterious Cube"), #100 ("Superman's Wife"), #80 ("Tin Hero"), and #82 ("The Town That Wasn't").
--Starring: George Reeves (Superman/Clark Kent, archive footage), Noel Neill (Lois Lane, archive footage}

Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective (1990, fries Entertainment [production], TV-film)
[aka: The Raven Red Kiss-Off]
Writing credits:
Based on characters created by Robert Leslie Bellem
Screenplay by John Wooley
Directed by Christopher Lewis
Produced by Linda and Christopher Lewis
Starring: Marc Singer (as Dan Turner), Tracy Scoggins (as Vala Duvalle), Nicholas Worth (as Dave Donaldson)
{*Crime/Drama. Plot Summary: Sent to keep an eye on a studio head's girlfriend at a Northern California film shoot, hardboiled P.I. Dan Turner, is forced to go into hiding when someone shoots his best girl and a police buddy with his gun. Turner must figure out who shot his friends or take the rap.}