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Contains publicity materials for the 1939 film Gone With the Wind. Includes an original program, seven lobby card digital prints, and a poster reproduction. Also includes five 1947 rerelease lobby cards (2, 3, 6, 7, 8) and six 1954 rerelease lobby cards (1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8).

Scope and Contents The papers illustrate a life-long interest in motion pictures and include magazines, newspapers, and photographs that demonstrate the same. Included are advertisements, reviews, and related materials. There are books that were given to Haver over the years, as well as galleys for Haver's own book, "David O. Selznick's Hollywood." There are videotapes, both commercial and personally recorded, of numerous motion pictures, as well as excerpts, previews, serials, and daily rushes. There are...

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Wilbur G. Kurtz photographs, circa 1939 collection contains sixteen 8x10 inch black and white photographs of art by Wilbur Kurtz relating to the motion picture Gone with the Wind.

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Contains awards not only for Max Steiner's awards as a composer, but also of his relatives. Included awards are Golden Globe awards, Academy Awards, awards from the Venice Film Festival, and a BYU Presidential Club Plaque. Materials dated 1901-1975.

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This includes a sketch of Max Steiner's composition for the RKO film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women." It also includes a published composition of the song "Josephine" from the film. Materials dated 1933-1934.

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This includes a pencil sketch of Max Steiner's composition for the Warner Bros. film "Love and Learn." Materials dated 1947.

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This includes sketches of Max Steiner's compositions for the Selznick/MGM adaptation of Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind." It also includes published compositions of the songs "Piano Miniatures" and "My Own True Love" from the film. Materials dated 1939-1954.

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This includes sketches of Max Steiner's compositions from the Warner Bros. film "Dark Victory." Materials dated 1939.

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This includes sketches of Max Steiner's composition for the Warner Bros. film "White Banners." Materials dated 1938.

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Contains pencil sketches and recordings of various compositions created by Max Steiner including films such as the 1944 film version of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," the film adaptation of Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead," and "Gone With the Wind." Materials dated 1930-1965.