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Internationale Hofer Filmtage. no. 18
Rare Books
Content: "The Killers" (film summary - "The Killers" was based on a short story by Bukowski, and one of the black and white photos in the section about the movie shows Bukowski and the director, Patrick Roth; program for a film festival in Hof, Germany; laid in: newspaper clipping with coverage of the event; printed summary of the movie Mindframes, by Max Linder)
602814
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Miscellaneous movie screenplays
Manuscripts
This group of screenplays includes photocopies of five movie scripts: Black Stallion, Shane, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Singin' in the Rain, and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. It also includes ephemera associated with the Chinese adaptation of "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" for the theater.
mssHM 74849-74853
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Video and the Art. no. 11
Rare Books
Content: "Barbet Schroeder" (movie review - description of Schroeder's film "Charles Bukowski" as part of the catalog of the 6th annual San Francisco International Video Festival), p. 54
602814
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[Akins, Zoë, 1886-1958]. "The Last Wooing:" [play: fragment], A. MS. (4 p.), ([ca. 1936?])
Manuscripts
Also enclosed: autograph and typewritten pages of notes (38 p.), a movie synopsis (3 p.), and an autograph page entitled, "Last Wooing," but with a variant subject (1 p.).
ZA 256.
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Bodley, R.V.C. (Ronald Victor Courtenay), 1892-. "The Forbidden City:" [screenplay: synopsis], carbon copy (MS., typewritten: 63 p.), (1935, Nov. 27)
Manuscripts
With original folder. Also enclosed: typewritten pages of the first 10 pages of synopsis (4 p.).
ZA 664.
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Rage in heaven : screenplay and ephemera
Manuscripts
A mimeographed screenplay with paper covers and autograph notes and additions; co-written by Christopher Isherwood and Robert Thoeren. "Rage in Heaven" was a noirish psychological thriller based on a novel by James Hilton (published in 1932), starring Robert Montgomery, Ingrid Bergman, and George Sanders. The film was directed by W.S. Van Dyke after the original director, Robert Sinclair, quit. Richard Thorpe was brought in to direct the retakes and this appears to be his shooting script. Also enclosed is a printed press campaign booklet (8 p.) for the film.
mssHM 83255