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U.S. Mss 99AN/8B
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A, 1942 January-1951 February
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Box
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2
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Advertising Department, 1950 September-1951 February
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Box
1
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3
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Applications for employment, 1941 November-1951 January
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Box
1
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4
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Auten, Harold, 1945 July-1946 July
: Executive Vice-president of Eagle-Lion Films Inc. (later of J. Arthur Rank Organization Inc.)
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Box
1
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5
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B, 1941 December-1950 November
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Box
1
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6
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Bank balances, Home Office, 1948 June-1950 July
: Weekly reports of deposits, withdrawals and balances.
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Box
1
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7
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Bank proposals for production financing and for the reorganization of the corporation, 1947 November-1949 October
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Box
1
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8
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Buckley, Harry D., 1941 December-1950 May
: Includes: Analyses of Home Office operating expense; title registration.
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Box
1
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9
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Bennett, Constance, 1944 June-1946 February
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Box
1
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10
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Bronston, Samuel, 1943 March-1945 November
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Box
1
Folder
11
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C, 1942 January-1950 November
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Box
2
Folder
1
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Cagney Productions Inc., 1942 February-1949 October
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Chalif, Selmer L., 1948 December-1950 June
: Includes information on Pickford negotiations for the sale of the corporation and on negotiations with producers in California.
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Box
2
Folder
3
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Comparative grosses on a film-by-film, theater-by-theater basis, 1942-1946
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Box
2
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4
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Coplan, David, 1944 February-1947 September
: In charge of United Kingdom distribution. Includes material relating to J. Arthur Rank and clippings on the negative English reception of Objective Burma.
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Box
2
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5
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Coslow, Sam, 1946 February-1948 March
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Box
2
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6
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Cowan, Lester, 1944 January-1948 November
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Box
2
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7
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Crosby (Bing) Productions Inc., 1942 September-1947 October
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Box
2
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8
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D, 1942 February-1950 May
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Director's meetings
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Box
2
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9
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Agendas, 1947 November-1950 June
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Box
2
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10
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Notices, 1947 August-1950 April
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Box
2
Folder
11
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E, 1942 March-1950 September
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Box
3
Folder
1-2
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English trip, 1944 February-1945 November
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Box
3
Folder
3
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Exchange correspondence, 1941 November-1950 November
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Box
3
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4
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F, 1942 February-1950 November
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Foreign contracts taken and played, 1945 February-1950 March
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Incomplete series of weekly reports (mostly for England)
: On (1) Contracts taken and played--by picture; (2) Contracts taken and played--by branch; (3) World in Action series; (4) Billings and collections; (5) Maturities
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Box
3
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6
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Foreign Department, 1942 September-1949 November
: Includes exchanges of cables on Korda, Rank negotiations.
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Box
3
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7
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Frenke, Eugene, 1944 May-1950 October
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Box
4
Folder
1
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G, 1941 November-1950 November
: Includes correspondence with John Grierson of the National Film Board of Canada; publicity notes for Victory Through Air Power (under date 1942 November 24).
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Box
4
Folder
2
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General letters to branches, producers, and/or exhibitors, 1941 December-1951 March
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Box
4
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3
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General telegrams to branches, producers, and/or exhibitors, 1941 November-1951 February
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Box
4
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4
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Goldwyn, Samuel, 1942 May-1948 November
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Box
4
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5-7
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Gould, Walter, 1943 July-1948 May
: Includes extensive reports on post-war European situations.
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Box
4
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8
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H, 1941 November-1951 March
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Henry V revenues, 1948 July-1949 May
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Box
4
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9
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Weekly gross expenditures and accumulative profit by town and theater
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Hughes, Howard
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Box
4
Folder
10
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1944 February-1948 June
: Regarding The Outlaw.
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Box
5
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1
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1948 April-1949 December
: Includes information on unplayed contracts for The Outlaw.
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Box
5
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2
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I, 1942 June-1948 July
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Box
5
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3
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In Which We Serve, 1942 October-1943 December
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Box
5
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J, 1942 October-1950 February
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Box
5
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5
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Jack, Fred M., 1950 October-1950 November
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Box
5
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6
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K, 1941 November-1950 December
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Kelly, Arthur W.
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Box
5
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7
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1941 November-1945 January
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Box
5
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8
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1946 October-1948 January
: Includes extensive correspondence on Odeon Theatres and J. Arthur Rank negotiations.
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Box
5
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9
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Korda, Alexander, 1941 November-1946 December
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Box
5
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10
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Krim, Arthur B., 1951 February
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Box
5
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11
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L, 1941 November-1950 February
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Box
5
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12
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Lazarus, Paul N., Jr., 1945 November-1949 December
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Box
5
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13
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Lesser, Sol, 1943 February-1948 March
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Box
6
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Leserman, Carl, 1941 November-1950 October
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Box
6
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2
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Levey, Jules, 1942 July-1949 April
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Box
6
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3
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Lists of personnel, producers, exhibitors, releases, etc., undated
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Box
6
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4
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Loew, David L., 1941 December-1948 April
: Includes photostat of letter from W. Somerset Maughm regarding the script of Moon and Sixpence.
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Box
6
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5
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“M,” 1941 November-1950 November
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Box
6
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6
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McNamee, Frank L., 1950 September-1951 February
: President of United Artists: 1950 July-1951 February.
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Box
6
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7
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Memos: home office, 1941 November-1951 February
: Internal memoranda on a variety of subjects.
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Box
6
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8
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Miscellaneous, 1943 September-1949 April
: Largely concerned with documents on domestic distribution activities and statistics.
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Box
6
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9
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Morros, Boris, 1946 December-1948 April
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Box
6
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10-11
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Motion Picture Export Association, 1947 June-1950 June
: Minutes, circular letters, and correspondence.
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Box
7
Folder
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Motion Picture Export Association (continued)
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Box
7
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Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America, 1941 November-1948 May
: Bulletins and correspondence of this and other exhibitors' associations.
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Box
7
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N, 1943 May-1950 November
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Box
7
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10
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Nebanzal, Seymour, 1944 February-1950 July
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Box
8
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New York City miscellaneous, 1941 December-1942 November
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Box
8
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2
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O, 1942 January-1949 December
: Includes extensive correspondence with R.J. O'Donnell of Texas Interstate Theatre Circuit.
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Box
8
Folder
3-4
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O'Brien Driscoll Raftery & Lawler (UA General Counsel), 1944 January-1951 January
: Correspondence on pending legal matters, policies, contract forms, etc.
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Box
8
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P, 1942 January-1951 February
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Box
8
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Personnel, 1941 November-1951 February
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Box
8
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Pressburger, Arnold, 1941 November-1947 October
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Box
8
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Production, 1942-1947
: Includes revised treatment for Gibralter by Gregor Rabinovitch.
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Box
8
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Profit and loss, worldwide, 1943 October-1950 April
: Scattered monthly reports by country and category.
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Box
8
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Q, 1942 February-1951 February
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Box
8
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R, 1942 January-1950 October
: Includes correspondence with Eddie Rickenbacker on residual sale possibilities of Captain Eddie (under date 1949 March).
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Box
9
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Rabinovitch, Gregor, 1942 April-1944 November
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Box
9
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Raftery, Edward C. (as President of United Artists Corporation), 1941 December-1947 August
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Box
9
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4
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Red River, 1948 April-1949 March
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Box
9
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Releases, 1944-1948
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Box
9
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RKO deal, 1942-1947
: Proposed distribution by United Artists of RKO films. Contains extensive financial and corporate information for both companies.
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Box
9
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Roach, Hal E., 1941 December-1948 August
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Box
9
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8
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Rogers, Charles R. (Charles R. Rogers Productions), 1941 December-1949 March
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Box
9
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9
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Rogers, Charles (Buddy) (Comet Productions), 1946 February-1948 May
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Box
9
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10-11
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S, 1941 November-1951 January
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Box
10
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S (continued)
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Box
10
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Sales managers, 1942 February-1951 February
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Box
10
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Schaefer, George J., 1949 July-1950 November
: Includes exhibition audit report for The Men.
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Box
10
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Schlager, Sid, 1944 January-1950 April
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Box
10
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Sears' London trip, 1947 June-1947 July
: Concerning Odeon Cinema negotiations.
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Box
10
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Sears sales drive, 1951 March-1951 April
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Box
10
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The Second Woman, 1951 January-1951 February
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Box
10
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Selznick, David O., 1941 October-1948 April
: Correspondence and memos of this stockholder-producer.
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Box
11
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Selznick (continued)
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Box
11
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Shanghai Gesture, 1942 January-1942 August
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Box
11
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Sherman, Harry, 1942 August-1946 September
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Box
11
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4-5
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Since You Went Away (David O. Selznick), 1943 December-1945 November
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Box
11
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Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers (SIMPP), 1947 August-1949 April
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Box
11
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Sixteen-millimeter prints, 1946 October-1947 August
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Box
11
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8
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Skirball, Jack H., 1942 October-1948 August
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Box
11
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9
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Small, Edward, 1941 December-1949 August
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Box
11
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10
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Stockholders' correspondence, 1949 January-1951 February
: Reports and correspondence with stockholders on the condition of the corporation.
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Box
11
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11
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Stone, Andrew L., 1944 August-1946 May
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Box
11
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12-13
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Stromberg, Hunt, 1942 June-1949 September
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Box
11
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14
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Sutherland, John, 1944 June-1946 May
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Box
12
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T, 1942 February-1950 April
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Box
12
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To Be or Not To Be, 1942 January-March
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Box
12
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U, 1942 July-1949 June
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Box
12
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Unger, J.J., 1946 May-1950 November
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Box
12
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V, 1947 October-1948 September
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Box
12
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W, 1941 December-1951 February
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Box
12
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World in Action series, 1942 January-1943 January
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Box
12
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Y, 1942 January-1948 February
: Includes correspondence with George E. Yousling of Security First National Bank.
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Box
12
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Z, 1946 June-1950 May
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