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The studio

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Extent
xii, 255 pages
Contents
  • Darryl F. Zanuck, president, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Richard D. Zanuck, his son, executive vice president in charge of world-wide production, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Mort Abrahams, associate producer of Dr. Dolittle -- Irwin Allen, a science fiction entrepreneur -- Julie Andrews, a film star -- Edward Anhalt, a screenwriter -- Army Archerd, a gossip columnist -- Ted Ashley, president of the Ashley-Famous Artists Agency -- George Axelrod, a Renaissance man -- Jack Baur, assistant head of the Studio's casting department -- Pandro S. Berman, a film producer -- Joey Bishop, a television personality -- Jacqueline Bisset, an actress -- Paul Bloch, press agent -- John Bottomly, technical advisor on The Boston Strangler -- Leslie Bricusse, scenarist-composer-lyricist, Dr. Dolittle -- David Brown, husband of Helen Gurley Brown and the Studio's vice president in charge of story operations -- Robert Buckner, producer -- Reggie Callow, assistant director of Star! -- Carol Channing, an actress -- George Chasin, partner in the Park-Chasin-Citron Agency -- Cher, as in "Sonny & Cher" -- Curt Conway, New Talent School -- Gary Conway, a television actor -- Alexander Courage, co-arranger of the score of Dr. Dolittle -- Warren Cowan, partner in the public relations firm of Rogers, Cowan & Brenner -- Tony Curtis, a film star -- Pamela Danova, New Talent School -- Bobby Darin, singer
  • John De Cuir, production designer of Hello, Dolly! -- James Denton, the Studio's head of West Coast publicity -- Bob Denver, an actor -- Abe Dickstein, the Studio's head of domestic sales -- Lou Dyer, a Studio press agent -- James Fisher, the Studio's West Coast story editor -- Bernard Flatow, head of Latin American publicity -- Richard Fleischer, director of Dr. Dolittle and The Boston Strangler -- Henry Fonda, a film star -- Kurt Frings, an agent -- William Froug, a television writer -- Robert Fryer, producer of The Boston Strangler -- Phil Gersh, an agent -- Happy Goday, a song plugger -- Joyce Haber, a gossip columnist -- Sheila Hackett, assistant to Michael Kidd -- Linda Harrison, an actress in the New Talent School -- Rex Harrison, a film star -- Harvey Hart, director of The Sweet Ride -- Dale Hennesy, a Studio art director -- Hal Herman, television production manager -- Charlton Heston, a film star -- Jack Hirshberg, a Studio press agent -- Stanley Hough, head of the Studio's production department -- Arthur P. Jacobs, producer of Dr. Dolittle -- Gene Kelly, director of Hello, Dolly! -- Michael Kidd, choreographer of Star! and Hello, Dolly! -- Henry Koster, director of A Hundred Men and a Girl -- Ernest Lehman, writer-producer of Hello, Dolly! -- Perry Lieber, former head of West Coast publicity
  • Frank McCarthy, a film producer and friend of General Omar Bradley -- Mary Ann McGowan, secretary to Richard Zanuck -- Harry McIntyre, a Studio executive -- Barbara McLean, head of the Studio's cutting department -- Owen McLean, head of the Studio's casting department -- Ted Mann, a Minnesota theater magnate -- Irving Mansfield, husband of Jacqueline Susann -- Daniel Massey, an actor -- Arnold Maxin, a music publisher -- Louis Merman, assistant head of the Studio's production department -- Paul Monash, a film and television producer -- Frank Neill, a Studio press agent -- Lionel Newman, head of the Studio's music department -- Joe Pasternak, producer of The Sweet Ride -- David Raphel, vice president in charge of international sales -- Don Record, a title designer -- Jerry Reynolds, an engineer from the Boeing Aircraft Corporation -- Jonas Rosenfield, the Studio's vice president in charge of publicity -- Ed Rothman, an agent for Ashley-Famous Artists Agency -- Franklin Schaffner, director of Planet of the Apes -- Irene Sharaff, costume designer of Hello, Dolly! -- Richard Shepherd, an agent for Creative Management Associates -- Spyros Skouras, chairman of the board, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Milt Smith, a Studio press agent
  • Harry Sokolov, executive assistant to Richard Zanuck -- Sonny, as in "Sonny & Cher" -- Barbra Streisand, a film star -- Jacqueline Susann, an authoress -- Natalie Trundy, friend to Arthur Jacobs -- David Weisbart, producer of Valley of the Dolls -- Elmo Williams, producer of Tora, Tora, Tora -- Robert Wise, director of Star! -- Evarts Ziegler, partner in the Ziegler-Ross Agency -- Fred Zinnemann, a film director
Isbn
9780491003445
Instance
Label
The studio
Title
The studio
Creator
Subject
Language
eng
Cataloging source
DLC
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1932-2003
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Dunne, John Gregory
Dewey number
658/.91/79143
Index
no index present
LC call number
PN1999.T8
LC item number
D8 1969
Literary form
non fiction
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
  • Motion picture industry
Label
The studio
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Publication
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Contents
  • Darryl F. Zanuck, president, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Richard D. Zanuck, his son, executive vice president in charge of world-wide production, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Mort Abrahams, associate producer of Dr. Dolittle -- Irwin Allen, a science fiction entrepreneur -- Julie Andrews, a film star -- Edward Anhalt, a screenwriter -- Army Archerd, a gossip columnist -- Ted Ashley, president of the Ashley-Famous Artists Agency -- George Axelrod, a Renaissance man -- Jack Baur, assistant head of the Studio's casting department -- Pandro S. Berman, a film producer -- Joey Bishop, a television personality -- Jacqueline Bisset, an actress -- Paul Bloch, press agent -- John Bottomly, technical advisor on The Boston Strangler -- Leslie Bricusse, scenarist-composer-lyricist, Dr. Dolittle -- David Brown, husband of Helen Gurley Brown and the Studio's vice president in charge of story operations -- Robert Buckner, producer -- Reggie Callow, assistant director of Star! -- Carol Channing, an actress -- George Chasin, partner in the Park-Chasin-Citron Agency -- Cher, as in "Sonny & Cher" -- Curt Conway, New Talent School -- Gary Conway, a television actor -- Alexander Courage, co-arranger of the score of Dr. Dolittle -- Warren Cowan, partner in the public relations firm of Rogers, Cowan & Brenner -- Tony Curtis, a film star -- Pamela Danova, New Talent School -- Bobby Darin, singer
  • John De Cuir, production designer of Hello, Dolly! -- James Denton, the Studio's head of West Coast publicity -- Bob Denver, an actor -- Abe Dickstein, the Studio's head of domestic sales -- Lou Dyer, a Studio press agent -- James Fisher, the Studio's West Coast story editor -- Bernard Flatow, head of Latin American publicity -- Richard Fleischer, director of Dr. Dolittle and The Boston Strangler -- Henry Fonda, a film star -- Kurt Frings, an agent -- William Froug, a television writer -- Robert Fryer, producer of The Boston Strangler -- Phil Gersh, an agent -- Happy Goday, a song plugger -- Joyce Haber, a gossip columnist -- Sheila Hackett, assistant to Michael Kidd -- Linda Harrison, an actress in the New Talent School -- Rex Harrison, a film star -- Harvey Hart, director of The Sweet Ride -- Dale Hennesy, a Studio art director -- Hal Herman, television production manager -- Charlton Heston, a film star -- Jack Hirshberg, a Studio press agent -- Stanley Hough, head of the Studio's production department -- Arthur P. Jacobs, producer of Dr. Dolittle -- Gene Kelly, director of Hello, Dolly! -- Michael Kidd, choreographer of Star! and Hello, Dolly! -- Henry Koster, director of A Hundred Men and a Girl -- Ernest Lehman, writer-producer of Hello, Dolly! -- Perry Lieber, former head of West Coast publicity
  • Frank McCarthy, a film producer and friend of General Omar Bradley -- Mary Ann McGowan, secretary to Richard Zanuck -- Harry McIntyre, a Studio executive -- Barbara McLean, head of the Studio's cutting department -- Owen McLean, head of the Studio's casting department -- Ted Mann, a Minnesota theater magnate -- Irving Mansfield, husband of Jacqueline Susann -- Daniel Massey, an actor -- Arnold Maxin, a music publisher -- Louis Merman, assistant head of the Studio's production department -- Paul Monash, a film and television producer -- Frank Neill, a Studio press agent -- Lionel Newman, head of the Studio's music department -- Joe Pasternak, producer of The Sweet Ride -- David Raphel, vice president in charge of international sales -- Don Record, a title designer -- Jerry Reynolds, an engineer from the Boeing Aircraft Corporation -- Jonas Rosenfield, the Studio's vice president in charge of publicity -- Ed Rothman, an agent for Ashley-Famous Artists Agency -- Franklin Schaffner, director of Planet of the Apes -- Irene Sharaff, costume designer of Hello, Dolly! -- Richard Shepherd, an agent for Creative Management Associates -- Spyros Skouras, chairman of the board, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Milt Smith, a Studio press agent
  • Harry Sokolov, executive assistant to Richard Zanuck -- Sonny, as in "Sonny & Cher" -- Barbra Streisand, a film star -- Jacqueline Susann, an authoress -- Natalie Trundy, friend to Arthur Jacobs -- David Weisbart, producer of Valley of the Dolls -- Elmo Williams, producer of Tora, Tora, Tora -- Robert Wise, director of Star! -- Evarts Ziegler, partner in the Ziegler-Ross Agency -- Fred Zinnemann, a film director
Control code
4880
Dimensions
22 cm
Extent
xii, 255 pages
Isbn
9780491003445
Lccn
69013733
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
System control number
(WaOLN)547383
Label
The studio
Publication
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Darryl F. Zanuck, president, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Richard D. Zanuck, his son, executive vice president in charge of world-wide production, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Mort Abrahams, associate producer of Dr. Dolittle -- Irwin Allen, a science fiction entrepreneur -- Julie Andrews, a film star -- Edward Anhalt, a screenwriter -- Army Archerd, a gossip columnist -- Ted Ashley, president of the Ashley-Famous Artists Agency -- George Axelrod, a Renaissance man -- Jack Baur, assistant head of the Studio's casting department -- Pandro S. Berman, a film producer -- Joey Bishop, a television personality -- Jacqueline Bisset, an actress -- Paul Bloch, press agent -- John Bottomly, technical advisor on The Boston Strangler -- Leslie Bricusse, scenarist-composer-lyricist, Dr. Dolittle -- David Brown, husband of Helen Gurley Brown and the Studio's vice president in charge of story operations -- Robert Buckner, producer -- Reggie Callow, assistant director of Star! -- Carol Channing, an actress -- George Chasin, partner in the Park-Chasin-Citron Agency -- Cher, as in "Sonny & Cher" -- Curt Conway, New Talent School -- Gary Conway, a television actor -- Alexander Courage, co-arranger of the score of Dr. Dolittle -- Warren Cowan, partner in the public relations firm of Rogers, Cowan & Brenner -- Tony Curtis, a film star -- Pamela Danova, New Talent School -- Bobby Darin, singer
  • John De Cuir, production designer of Hello, Dolly! -- James Denton, the Studio's head of West Coast publicity -- Bob Denver, an actor -- Abe Dickstein, the Studio's head of domestic sales -- Lou Dyer, a Studio press agent -- James Fisher, the Studio's West Coast story editor -- Bernard Flatow, head of Latin American publicity -- Richard Fleischer, director of Dr. Dolittle and The Boston Strangler -- Henry Fonda, a film star -- Kurt Frings, an agent -- William Froug, a television writer -- Robert Fryer, producer of The Boston Strangler -- Phil Gersh, an agent -- Happy Goday, a song plugger -- Joyce Haber, a gossip columnist -- Sheila Hackett, assistant to Michael Kidd -- Linda Harrison, an actress in the New Talent School -- Rex Harrison, a film star -- Harvey Hart, director of The Sweet Ride -- Dale Hennesy, a Studio art director -- Hal Herman, television production manager -- Charlton Heston, a film star -- Jack Hirshberg, a Studio press agent -- Stanley Hough, head of the Studio's production department -- Arthur P. Jacobs, producer of Dr. Dolittle -- Gene Kelly, director of Hello, Dolly! -- Michael Kidd, choreographer of Star! and Hello, Dolly! -- Henry Koster, director of A Hundred Men and a Girl -- Ernest Lehman, writer-producer of Hello, Dolly! -- Perry Lieber, former head of West Coast publicity
  • Frank McCarthy, a film producer and friend of General Omar Bradley -- Mary Ann McGowan, secretary to Richard Zanuck -- Harry McIntyre, a Studio executive -- Barbara McLean, head of the Studio's cutting department -- Owen McLean, head of the Studio's casting department -- Ted Mann, a Minnesota theater magnate -- Irving Mansfield, husband of Jacqueline Susann -- Daniel Massey, an actor -- Arnold Maxin, a music publisher -- Louis Merman, assistant head of the Studio's production department -- Paul Monash, a film and television producer -- Frank Neill, a Studio press agent -- Lionel Newman, head of the Studio's music department -- Joe Pasternak, producer of The Sweet Ride -- David Raphel, vice president in charge of international sales -- Don Record, a title designer -- Jerry Reynolds, an engineer from the Boeing Aircraft Corporation -- Jonas Rosenfield, the Studio's vice president in charge of publicity -- Ed Rothman, an agent for Ashley-Famous Artists Agency -- Franklin Schaffner, director of Planet of the Apes -- Irene Sharaff, costume designer of Hello, Dolly! -- Richard Shepherd, an agent for Creative Management Associates -- Spyros Skouras, chairman of the board, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation -- Milt Smith, a Studio press agent
  • Harry Sokolov, executive assistant to Richard Zanuck -- Sonny, as in "Sonny & Cher" -- Barbra Streisand, a film star -- Jacqueline Susann, an authoress -- Natalie Trundy, friend to Arthur Jacobs -- David Weisbart, producer of Valley of the Dolls -- Elmo Williams, producer of Tora, Tora, Tora -- Robert Wise, director of Star! -- Evarts Ziegler, partner in the Ziegler-Ross Agency -- Fred Zinnemann, a film director
Control code
4880
Dimensions
22 cm
Extent
xii, 255 pages
Isbn
9780491003445
Lccn
69013733
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
System control number
(WaOLN)547383

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