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Box 392, LLB, 3, SCA Main Stacks, Industrial Shelf [Aisle: 7, Section: 1, Shelf: 2], MS--01036, Howard Hughes Film Production Records, Series IV.

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Archival objects in this container:

  1. Where Danger Lives Ektachrome transparencies annotated with processing notes, approximately 1949 to 1951
  2. Portrait images of Jane Russell, annotated with processing notes, Ektachrome offset press negatives, approximately 1948 to 1956
  3. Mario Zamparelli painting of Joseph Cotton and Alida Valli in Walk Softly, Stranger: Ektachrome photographic transparencies, 1950 August 21
  4. Mario Zamparelli painting of Faith Domergue and Robert Mitchum in Where Danger Lives: Ektachrome photographic transparencies, 1950 August 28
  5. Ren Wicks painting of Irene Dunne and Fred McMurray in Never a Dull Moment: Ektachrome photographic transparencies, 1950 September 27
  6. Mario Zamparelli painting of Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell in His Kind of Woman: Ektachrome photographic transparencies, 1950 November 10
  7. Mario Zamparelli painting of Jane Greer, Dennis O'Keefe, and Scott Lizabeth in The Company She Keeps: Ektachrome photographic transparencies, 1950 November 20
  8. Jane Russell actor loan agreement to Welsch Productions, 1954 October 29 to 1955 September 02
  9. Jane Russell actor loan agreement to RKO Radio Pictures, 1954 December 31 to 1955 June 25
  10. Bette Barker actor contract, 1963 August 12 to 1965 October 11
  11. Harry L. Gold and Charles Guest correspondence regarding The Conqueror list of screenplays received and contracts for actors and production staff, 1946 February 05 to 1973 September 21
  12. Nadine Henley and Perry Price correspondence regarding Gold Seal Productions and RKO Radio Pictures court case regarding Appointment in Samarra and Gregory Peck's actor contract, 1953 February 18
  13. Nadine Henley correspondence regarding Hell's Angels music rights reverting from Caddo Company to Adolf Tandler, 1965 February 15
  14. Nadine Henley, Thomas C. Slack, and William Zimmerman correspondence regarding the sale of The Outlaw to RKO Radio Pictures, 1949 November 30 to 1952 October 22
  15. Howard Hughes and Mendel B. Silberberg correspondence regarding film studio antitrust and the Hollywood Ten suit filings, 1952 July 22 to 1953 April 07
  16. Neil S. McCarthy, Robert M. Savini, and Garrett Van Wagner correspondence regarding payments to RKO Radio Pictures for The Outlaw name changes and theatrical screenings, 1941 January 04 to 1943 July 07
  17. William K. Serumgard correspondence on Jack Buetel's actor loan agreement with Alco Pictures Corporation for the film Rose of Cimarron, 1949 October 06 to 1952 September 24