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This binder contains letters and postcards written by and to Budd Schulberg in rough chronological order from the 1930s to 2008.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains photographs and articles about Hollywood history, actors, directors, screenwriters, and colleagues of Budd Schulberg. This series also includes articles written by Budd Schulberg about his Hollywood colleagues. Topics covered in this material include fight films, German exiles in Los Angeles, and the plights of writers during Schulberg's time. Individuals documented in this series include Elia Kazan, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Edward Dmytryck, Sol Lesser and the Lesser family,...

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This series contains Beck's notes and research, documentation of Beck's collecting activities, correspondence, and edits of works by others. The material in this series also relates to Beck's personal history and social life, as well as notes and drafts of Beck's book Budd Schulberg: A Bio-bibliography (2001).

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains photographs and articles about Hollywood history, actors, directors, screenwriters, and colleagues of Budd Schulberg. This series also includes articles written by Budd Schulberg about his Hollywood colleagues. Topics covered in this material include fight films, German exiles in Los Angeles, and the plights of writers during Schulberg's time. Individuals documented in this series include Elia Kazan, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Edward Dmytryck, Sol Lesser and the Lesser family,...

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This is an envelope filled with various documents and letters relating to F. Scott Fitzgerald and a copy of "The Golden Scenario" written by Upton Sinclair.

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Nicholas Beck helped organize a 50th anniversary exhibition at the USC Libraries in honor of Schulberg's novel, What Makes Sammy Run?, originally published in 1941.

Scope and Contents This binder includes numerous black and white negatives, black and white still prints, and color still prints of Budd Schulberg and others left unidentified. In addition, there are numerous printouts and clippings of articles critiquing and analyzing a number of films that Budd Schulberg worked on including Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today (1948), On the Waterfront (1954) and Wind Across the...