RARA-AVIS: Bibliographies: Cornell Woolrich

Books

This doesn't include short story collections. See Nevins's biography for exhaustive details.

• Cover Charge (Boni & Liveright, 1926)
• Children of the Ritz (Boni & Liveright, 1927)
• Times Square (Liveright, 1929)
• A Young Man's Heart (Mason, 1930)
• The Time of Her Life (Liveright, 1931)
• Manhattan Love Song (Godwin, 1932)
• I Love You, Paris (1933, unpublished, ms. thrown out)
• The Bride Wore Black (Simon and Schuster, 1940)
• The Black Curtain (Simon and Schuster, 1941)
• Black Alibi (Simon and Schuster, 1942)
• Phantom Lady (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1942)
• The Black Angel (Doubleday, 1943)
• The Black Path of Fear (Doubleday, 1944)
• Deadline at Dawn (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1944)
• Night Has a Thousand Eyes (as George Hopley) (Farrar & Rinehart, 1945)
• Waltz Into Darkness (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1947)
• Rendezvous in Black (Rinehart, 1948)
• I Married a Dead Man (as William Irish) (Lippincott, 1948)
• I Wouldn't Be In Your Shoes (1947?)
• Fright (as George Hopley) (Rinehart, 1950)
• Savage Bride (Gold Medal #136, 1950)
• Marihuana (Dell #11, 1951) (Republication of 1941 story "Marihuana")
• Strangler's Serenade (Rinehart, 1951)
• You'll Never See Me Again (Dell #26, 1951) (Republication of 1939 story "You'll Never See Me Again")
• Hotel Room (Random House, 1958)
• Death Is My Dancing Partner (Pyramid #G374, 1959)
• The Doom Stone (based on "The Eye of Doom", Argosy, January - February 1939) (Avon #T408, 1960)
• Into the Night (unfinished, completed by Lawrence Block) (Mysterious Press, 1987)

Short Stories

1920s

• "Honey Child" (College Humor, September 1926)
• "Dance It Off!" (McClure's, October 1926)
• "Bread and Orchids" (College Humor, January 1927)
• "Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, August 1927) (Part one of Children of the Ritz)
• "The Gate Crasher" (McClure's, August 1927)
• "Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, September 1927) (Part two of Children of the Ritz)
• "Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, October 1927) (Part three of Children of the Ritz)
• "The Drugstore Cowboy" (McClure's, October 1927)
• "Children of the Ritz" (College Humor, November 1927) (Part four of Children of the Ritz)
• "Mother and Daughter" (College Humor, August 1928)
• "The Good Die Young" (College Life, October 1928)
• "Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, November 1928) (Part one of Times Square)
• "Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, December 1928) (Part two of Times Square)
• "Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, January 1929) (Part three of Times Square)
• "Bluebeard's Thirteenth Wife" (College Humor, February 1929)
• "Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, February 1929) (Part four of Times Square)
• "Hollywood Bound" (Live Girl Stories, March 1929) (Part five of Times Square)

1930

• "Gay Music" (College Humor, January 1930)
• "Soda-Fountain Saga" (Liberty, 11 October 1930) (Revised into "Soda Fountain")
• "Cinderella Magic" (Illustrated Love, November 1930)

1931

• "The Girl in the Moon" (College Humor, August 1931)

1933

• "Orchids and Overalls" (Illustrated Love, March 1932)
• "Women Are Funny" (Illustrated Love, October 1932)

1934

• "Between the Acts" (Serenade, March 1934)
• "Insult" (as Ted Brooks) (Sererade, March 1934)
• "The Next Is On Me" (College Life, May-July 1934)
• "Death Sits in the Dentist's Chair" (aka "Hurting Much?")
• "The Very First Breakfast" (Serenade, June 1934) (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 August 1934)
• "Walls That Hear You" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 18 August 1934)
• "Preview of Death" (revised into "Murder Before the Camera") (Dime Detective, 15 November 1934)

1935

• "Murder in Wax" (Dime Detective, 1 March 1935) (Basis for The Black Angel)
• "The Body Upstairs" (Dime Detective, 1 April 1935)
• "Spanish - And What Eyes!" (Breezy Stories, April 1935)
• "Kiss of the Cobra" (Dime Detective, 1 May 1935)
• "Don't Fool Me!" (Breezy Stories, June 1935)
• "Dark Melody of Madness" (aka "Papa Benjamin" and "Music from the Dark") (Dime Mystery, July 1935)
• "Red Liberty" (aka "Mystery in the Stature of Liberty") (Dime Detective, 1 July 1935) (Revised into "The Corpse in the Statue of Liberty")
• "Clip-Joint" (Breezy Stories, August 1935)
• "The Corpse and the Kid" (aka "Blind Date" and "Boy with Body") (Dime Detective, September 1935)
• "No Kick Coming" (Breezy Stories, October 1935)
• "Flower in His Buttonhole" (Breezy Stories, November 1935)
• "Annabelle Gets Across" (Breezy Stories, December 1935)
• "Dead On Her Feet" (Dime Detective, December 1935)
• "The Death of Me" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 7 December 1935)
• "The Showboat Murders" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 December 1935)
• "Hot Water" (Argosy, 28 December 1935)

1936

• "Baal's Daughter" (Thrilling Mystery, January 1936)
• "Cigarette" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 11 January 1936)
• "Change of Murder" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 25 January 1936)
• "Crime on St. Catherine Street" (Argosy, 25 January 1936)
• "Pick Up the Pieces" (Breezy Stories, March 1936)
• "Blood In Your Eye" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 21 March 1936)
• "The Clock at the Astor" (Breezy Stories, April 1936)
• "The Living Lie Down with the Dead" (aka "One Night to Be Dead Sure Of") (Dime Detective, April 1936)
• "The Night Reveals" (Story Magazine, April 1936)
• "The Mystery of the Blue Spot" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 April 1936)
• "Johnny On the Spot" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 2 May 1936)
• "Double Feature" (aka "The Most Exciting Show in Town") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 16 May 1936)
• "Nine Lives" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 20 June 1936)
• "His Name Was Jack" (Breezy Stories, July 1936)
• "Dilemma of the Dead Lady" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 July 1936)
• "Evil Eye" (Ace-High Detective, November 1936)
• "Underworld Trail" (Argosy, 16 May 1936)
• "One and a Half Murders" (Black Book Detective Magazine, July 1936)
• "The Night I Died" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 8 August 1936)
• "Murder On My Mind" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 15 August 1936) (Revised into "The Morning After Murder")
• "Bluebeard's Seventh Wife" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 22 August 1936)
• "You Pays Your Nickel" (aka "The Phantom of the Subway") (Argosy, 22 August 1936)
• "Gun for a Gringo" (Argosy, 5 September 1936)
• "Murder In the Middle of New York" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 26 September 1936)
• "Death In the Air" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 10 October 1936)
• "Public Toothache Number One" (Argosy, 7 November 1936)
• "Afternoon of a Phony" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 November 1936)
• "Holocaust" (Argosy, 12 December 1936)
• "The Two Deaths of Barney Slabaugh" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 26 December 1936)

1937

• "Heavy Sugar" (Pocket Detective, January 1937)
• "Jimmy Had a Nickel" (Breezy Stories, January 1937)
• "Shooting Going On" (Black Mask, January 1937)
• "The Corpse Next Door" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 23 January 1937)
• "Murder on the Night Boat" (Black Mask, February 1937)
• "Blue Is for Bravery" (aka "Invitation to Sudden Death") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 27 February 1937)
• "Speak to Me of Death" (basis of Night Has a Thousand Eyes) (Argosy, 27 February 1937)
• "I'll Never Play Detective Again" (Black Mask, February 1937)
• "The Humming Bird Comes Home" (aka "The Humming Bird") (Pocket Detective, March 1937)
• "Round Trip to the Cemetery" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 27 March 1937)
• "Death in Round Three" (Pocket Detective, April 1937)
• "Kidnapped!" (Breezy Stories, May 1937)
• "Blind Date with Death" (Dime Detective, June 1937)
• "Graves for the Living" (Dime Mystery, June 1937)
• "Mimic Murder" (Black Mask, June 1937)
• "Wake Up With Death" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 5 June 1937)
• "Your Own Funeral" (Argosy, 19 June 1937)
• "The Girl Next Door" (Breezy Stories, July 1937)
• "Clever, These Americans" (Argosy, 3 July 1937)
• "If I Should Die Before I Wake" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 3 July 1937)
• "Vision of Murder" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 17 July 1937)
• "Black Cargo" (Argosy, 31 July 1937)
• "Somebody on the Phone" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 31 July 1937)
• "Murder at the Automat" (Dime Detective, August 1937)
• "Nellie from Zelli's" (Black Mask, September 1937)
• "Taxi Dance Murder" (Ten Detective Aces, September 1937)
• "Murder Story" (aka "The Inside Story" and "The Murderer's Story") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 11 September 1937)
• "You Bet Your Life" (aka "Don't Bet on Murder") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 25 September 1937)
• "Face Work" (aka "Angel Face" and "One Night in New York") (Black Mask, October 1937)
• "Goodbye, New York" (Story Magazine, October 1937)
• "I Knew Her When -" (Breezy Stories, October 1937)
• "Stuck With Murder" (aka "Stuck") (Dime Detective, October 1937)
• "The Lie" (aka "Case of the Lying Son") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 9 October 1937)
• "Cab, Mister?" (Black Mask, November 1937)
• "Waltz" (Double Detective, November 1937)
• "I'm Dangerous Tonight" (All-American Fiction, November 1937)
• "Oft in the Silly Night" (Argosy, 13 November 1937)
• "Dusk to Dawn" (Black Mask, December 1937)
• "The Gun But Not the Hand" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 Decmber 1937)
• "Guns, Gentleman" (aka "Twice-Trod Path" and "The Lamp of Memory") (Argosy, 18 December 1937)

1938

• "After Dinner Story" (Black Mask, January 1938)
• "You Take Ballistics" (Double Detective, January 1938)
• "Death in the Yoshiwara" (Argosy, 29 January 1938)
• "Dime a Dance" (aka "The Dancing Detective") (Black Mask, February 1938)
• "Never Kick a Dick" (Double Detective, February 1938)
• "Wild Bill Hiccup" (Argosy, 5 February 1938)
• "Endicott's Girl" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 19 February 1938)
• "Jane Brown's Body" (All-American Fiction, March-April 1938)
• "The Towel" (Double Detective, March 1938)
• "I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 12 March 1938)
• "The Cape Triangular" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 16 April 1938)
• "Short Order Kill" (aka "Stuck") (Dime Detective, May 1938)
• "Mamie 'n' Me" (All-American Fiction, May-June 1938)
• "Mystery in Room 913" (aka "The Room with Something Wrong") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 June 1938)
• "Deserted!" (part one) (Sweetheart Stories, August 1938)
• "The Woman's Touch" (Double Detective, August 1938)
• "Deserted!" (part two) (Sweetheart Stories, September 1938)
• "Detective William Brown" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 10 September 1938)
• "Deserted!" (part three) (Sweetheart Stories, October 1938)
• "I Hereby Bequeath" (Double Detective, October 1938)
• "Three O'Clock" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 1 October 1938)
• "Deserted!" (part four) (Sweetheart Stories, November 1938)
• "I.O.U - One Life" (aka "I.O.U." and "Debt of Honor") (Double Detective, November 1938)
• "The Screaming Laugh" (Clues Detective Magazine, November 1938)

1939

• "The Invincibles" (Breezy Stories, January 1939)
• "Silhouette" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 7 January 1939)
• "The Eye of Doom: I" (aka "The Devil with the Sparkling Face") (Argosy, 14 January 1939)
• "The Eye of Doom: II" (aka "Two Against the Terror") (Argosy, 21 January 1939)
• "The Eye of Doom: III" (Argosy, 28 January 1939)
• "The Dog with the Wooden Leg" (Street & Smith's Detective Story, February 1939)
• "The Eye of Doom: IV" (Argosy, 4 February 1939)
• "The Counterfeit Hat" (aka "The Singing Hat" and "The Hat") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 18 February 1939)
• "Those Who Kill" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 4 March 1939) (Expanded into Phantom Lady)
• "The Case of the Killer Diller" (Dime Detective, May 1939)
• "Borrowed Crime" (Black Mask, July 1939)
• "Charlie Won't Be Home Tonight" (Dime Detective, July 1939)
• "The Street of Jungle Death" (Strange Detective Mysteries, July-August 1939) (Basis of Black Alibi)
• "The Book That Squealed" (aka "Library Book") (Street & Smith's Detective Story, August 1939)
• "Men Must Die" (aka "Steps Going Up" and "Guillotine") (Black Mask, August 1939)
• "Vampire's Honeymoon" (Horror Stories, August-September 1939) (Revised into "My Lips Destroy")
• "The Case of the Talking Eyes" (aka "The Talking Eyes" and "Eyes That Watch You") (Dime Detective, September 1939)
• "Crime By the Forelock" (Black Mask, September 1939)
• "Collared" (aka "One Night in Chicago") (Black Mask, October 1939)
• "You'll Never See Me Again" (Street & Smith's Detective Story, November 1939)
• "Through A Dead Man's Eye" (Black Mask, December 1939)

1940

• "Señor Flatfoot" (Argosy, 3 February 1940)
• "Death in Duplicate" (aka "The Ice Pick Murders") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 17 February 1940)
• "And So to Death" (aka "Nightmare") (Argosy, 1 March 1941)
• "All At Once, No Alice" (Argosy, 2 March 1940)
• "Post Mortem" (aka "Death Wins the Sweepstakes") (Black Mask, April 1940)
• "One Last Night" (aka "Murder in the Dark Blue Night") (Street & Smith's Detective Story, May 1940) (Revised into "I'll Take You Home, Kathleen")
• "Meet Me by the Mannequin" (Dime Detective, June 1940)
• "Finger of Doom" (aka "I Won't Take a Minute," "I'll Just Be a Minute" and "Wait for Me Downstairs") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 22 June 1940)
• "Cinderella and the Mob" (Argosy, 23 June 1940)
• "Flowers from the Dead" (Dime Detective, September 1940)
• "The Red Tide" (Street & Smith's Detective Story, September 1940) (Revised into "Last Night a Man Died")
• "C-Jag" (aka "Cocaine", "Dream of Death" and "Just Enough to Cover a Thumbnail") (Black Mask, October 1940)
• "The Detective's Dilemma" (aka "Only One Grain More") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 26 October 1940)
• "The Riddle of the Redeemed Dips" (Dime Detective, November 1940)
• "Murder Always Gathers Momentum" (aka "Momentum" and "Murder Is a Snowball") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 December 1940)

1941

• "He Looked Like Murder" (aka "Accessory to Murder" and "Two Fellows in a Furnished Room") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 8 February 1941)
• "U, As In Murder" (Dime Detective, March 1941)
• "Of Time and Murder" (aka "The Last Bus Home") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 15 March 1941) (Expanded into Deadline at Dawn)
• "Cool, Calm and Collected" (aka "The Absent-Minded Murder") (Black Mask, April 1941)
• "The Case of the Maladroit Manicurist" (Dime Detective, May 1941)
• "Marihuana" (Detective Fiction Weekly, 3 May 1941)
• "Crazy House" (Dime Detective, June 1941)
• "The Fatal Footlights" (aka "Death at the Burlesque" and "Death Along 42nd Street") (Detective Fiction Weekly, 14 June 1941)
• "The Customer's Always Right" (aka "The Fingernail") (Detective Tales, July 1941)
• "Murder at Mother's Knee" (aka "Something That Happened in Oyr House" and "Murder Does Its Homework") (Dime Detective, October 1941)

1942

• "It Had to Be Murder" (aka "Rear Window") (Dime Detective, February 1942)
• "Dormant Account" (aka "Chance") (Black Mask, May 1942)
• "Phantom Alibi" (Detective Fiction Magazine, May 1942) (Part one of Phantom Lady)
• "Phantom Alibi" (Detective Fiction Magazine, June 1942) (Part two of Phantom Lady)
• "Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, July 1942) (Part three of Phantom Lady) (Magazine changed names)
• "Three Kills for One" (aka "Double Jeopardy", "The Loophole" and "Two Murders, One Crime") (Black Mask, July 1942)
• "Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, August 1942) (Part four of Phantom Lady)
• "Implacable Bequest" (aka "Bequest") (Detective Tales, September 1942)
• "Orphan Ice" (aka "The Orphan Diamond") (Dime Detective, September 1942)
• "Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, September 1942) (Part five of Phantom Lady)
• "Phantom Alibi" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, October 1942) (Part six of Phantom Lady)
• "Havana Night" (Flynn's Detective Magazine, December 1942)
• "The Hopeless Defense of Mrs. Dellford" (revised into "The Town Says Murder" and "That New York Woman") (Dime Detective, December 1942)

1943

• "The Body in Grant's Tomb" (aka "The Case of the Body in Grant's Tomb") (Dime Detective, January 1943)
• "The Death Stone" (aka "The Earring," "Double-Life" and "The Blood Stone") (Flynn's Detective Fiction Magazine, February 1943)
• "If the Dead Could Talk" (Black Mask, February 1943)
• "The Death Rose" (Baffling Detective Mysteries, March 1943)
• "If the Shoe Fits" (Dime Detective, March 1943)
• "The Death Diary" (Flynn's Detective Fiction Magazine, April 1943)
• "Mind Over Murder" (aka "A Death Is Caused") (Dime Detective, May 1943)
• "Come Witness My Murder" (Flynn's Detective Fiction Magazine, August 1943)
• "Leg Man" (Dime Detective, August 1943)
• "Death on Delivery" (Dime Detective, September 1943)
• "Fur Jacket" (1943)
• "They Call Me Patrice" (Today's Woman, 1943) (original version of I Married a Dead Man)

1944

• "An Apple a Day" (Collection After-Dinner Story, 1944)
• "What the Well Dressed Corpse Will Wear" (aka "The Mathematics of Murder," "The Body of a Well-Dressed Woman" and "Fur Jacket") (Dime Detective, March 1944)
• "Picture Frame" (aka "Dead Shot" and "One Night in Hollywood") (Black Mask, July 1944)

1945+

• "The Girl Who Married Royalty" (Good Housekeeping, March 1945)
• "Dipped In Blood" (aka "Fountain Pen" and "Adventures of a Fountain Pen") (Street & Smith's Detective Story, April 1945)
• "Four Bars of Yankee Doodle" (Mystery Book Magazine, Augsut 1945) (Basis of Strangler's Serenade)
• "The Man Upstairs" (Mystery Book Magazine, August 1945)
• "Silent as the Grave" (Mystery Book Magazine, November 1945)
• "The Light in the Window" (Mystery Book Magazine, April 1946)
• "They Call Me Patrice" (Today's Woman, April 1946) (Basis of I Married a Dead Man)
• "The Boy Cried Murder" (aka "Fire Escape") (Mystery Book Magazine, March 1947)
• "Death Escapes the Eye" (Shadow Mystery Magazine, April-May 1947)
• "One Night in Barcelona" (Mystery Book Magazine, Fall 1947)
• "Death Between Dances" (Shadow Mystery Magazine, December 1947 - January 1948)
• "The Blue Ribbon" (Collection The Blue Ribbon, 1949)
• "Husband" (Collection The Blue Ribbon, 1949)
• "The Moon of Montezuma" (Fantastic, November-December 1952)
• "The Black Bargain" (aka "The Night of February 17, 1924") (Justice, January 1956)
• "The Night of June 20, 1896" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
• "The Night of April 6, 1917" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
• "The Night of November 11, 1918" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
• "The Night of October 24, 1929" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
• "The Night of ...." (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
• "The Night of September 30, 1957" (Collection Hotel Room, 1958)
• "The Penny-a-Worder" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, September 1958)
• "Somebody's Clothes - Somebody's Life" (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1958) (Revised into "Somebody Else's Life")
• "The Number's Up" (Collection Beyond the Night, 1959)
• "Blonde Beauty Slain" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1959)
• "Money Talks" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, January 1962)
• "One Drop of Blood" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1962)
• "The Poker Player's Wife" (The Saint Mystery Magazine, October 1962)
• "Story to be Whispered" (The Saint Mystery Magazine, May 1963)
• "Working is for Fools" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, March 1964) (Radio script version of "Dilemma of the Dead Lady")
• "Steps ... Coming Near" (aka "The Jazz Record") (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, April 1964)
• "When Love Turns" (aka "Je T'aime") (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June 1964)
• "Murder After Death" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, December 1964)
• "The Clean Fight" (Collection The Dark Side of Love, 1965)
• "I'm Ashamed" (Collection The Dark Side of Love, 1965)
• "Too Nice a Day to Die" (Collection The Dark Side of Love, 1965)
• "The Idol with the Clay Bottom" (Knight, ? 1965)
• "It Only Takes a Minute to Die" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, July 1966)
• "Mannequin" (The Saint Magazine, October 1966)
• "Divorce - New York Style" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, June-July 1967)
• "Intent to Kill" (The Saint Magazine, September 1967)
• "The Release" (With Malice Toward All, ed. Robert L. Fish, 1968)
• "Warrant of Arrest" (Escapade, April 1968) (Chapter from unfinished novel The Loser)
• "For the Rest of Her Life" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, May 1968)
• "New York Blues" (Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, December 1970)
• "Life is Weird Sometimes" (Collection Nightwebs, 1971) (First chapter of unfinished novel The Loser)
• "The Talent" (Saturday Evening Post, Summer 1971)

Short Nonfiction

• "Girls, We're Wise to You" (Smart Set, September 1928)
• "I Know Your Line" (Smart Set, November 1928)
• "We're Just a Lot of Smart Alecks" (College Humor, June 1929)

Screenplays

• The Haunted House (titles) (as William Irish) (1928)
• Seven Footprints to Satan (titles) (as William Irish) (1929)
• The House of Horror (as William Irish) (1929)

Adaptations

Many of Woolrich's stories were adapted for radio and short television productions. See Nevins's biography for details.

• Children of the Ritz (1929)
• Manhattan Love Song (1934)
• Convicted (1938, from "Face Work")
• Street of Chance (1942, from The Black Curtain)
• The Leopard Man (1943, from The Black Alibi)
• Phantom Lady (1943)
• The Mark of the Whistler (1944, from "Dormant Account")
• The Black Angel (1946)
• The Chase (1946, from The Black Path of Fear)
• Deadline at Dawn (1946)
• Fall Guy (1947, from "C-Jag")
• Fear in the Night (1947, from "And So to Death")
• The Guilty (1947, from "He Looked Like Murder")
• Return of the Whistler (1948, from "All At Once, No Alice")
• I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes (1948)
• Night Has A Thousand Eyes (1948) (screenplay by Barré Lyndon and Jonathan Latimer)
• Return of the Whistler (1948, from "All At Once, No Alice")
• The Window (1949, from "The Boy Cried Murder")
• No Man of Her Own (1950, from I Married a Dead Man)
• El Pendiente (1951, from "The Death Stone")
• No abras nunca esa puerta (1952, from "Somebody on the Phone")
• Si muero antes de despertar (1952, from "If I Should Die Before I Wake")
• Obsession (1954, from "If the Dead Could Talk" and "Silent as the Grave")
• Rear Window (1954, from "It Had to Be Murder")
• El ojo de cristal (1955, from "The Eye of Doom"?)
• Nightmare (1956, from "And So to Death")
• Escapade (1957, from "Cinderella and the Mob")
• Ah Bakudan (1964, from "Dipped in Blood")
• The Boy Cried Murder (1966, from "The Boy Cried Murder")
• Srok Istekaet Na Rassvete (1966, from Deadline at Dawn)
• Le Mariée était en noir (1967, from The Bride Wore Black)
• Yoru No Wana (1967, from The Black Angel)
• La Sirène du Mississippi (Mississippi Mermaid) (1969, from Waltz Into Darkness)
• Martha (TV, 1973, from "For the Rest of Her Life")
• La Pupa del gangster (1975, from "Collared")
• Union City (1980, from "The Corpse Next Door")
• J'ai epousé une ombre (1982, from I Married a Dead Man)
• Cloak and Dagger (1984, from "The Boy Cried Murder")
• The Bride in Black (TV, 1990, from The Bride Wore Black)
• I'm Dangerous Tonight (TV, 1990)
• Mrs. Winterbourne (1996, from I Married a Dead Man)
• Die Unschuld der Krähen (1998, from ?)
• Rear Window (TV, 1998, from "It Had to Be Murder")

References

• Nevins, Francis M. Cornell Woolrich: First You Dream, Then You Die (New York: The Mysterious Press, 1988)

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