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Box 422, LLB, 3, SCA Main Stacks, Industrial Shelf [Aisle: 7, Section: 1, Shelf: 4], MS--01036, Howard Hughes Film Production Records, Series V.

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Archival objects in this container:

  1. Profile shots of unidentified women sent to Lucien Ballard: photographic negatives, approximately 1940 to 1949
  2. Publicity profile shots of writers, pilots, and silent film actors, reproductions: photographic print and negatives, approximately 1940 to 1949
  3. Rupert Hughes portrait, reproduction: photographic print, approximately 1940 to 1949
  4. Thomas Meighan posed in a garden, golfing with Frances Meighan, and standing with celebrities, reproductions: photographic negatives, approximately 1940 to 1949
  5. Hollywood Whispers transcript with George Fisher, excerpt on Victor Hugo Bosen's interview of Howard Hughes, 1943 January 14
  6. Lottery chart of people's names representing University of California, Los Angeles and University of Southern California, sent to Walter Reynolds: photographic negative, approximately 1945 to 1954
  7. Howard Hughes and Lee Murrim correspondence on film preservation methods, includes a handwritten note by Hughes, approximately 1948 to 1952
  8. Candy Toxton (Susan Perry) portrait by Clarence Bull signed to "Loretta," press release statement on verso: photographic print, approximately 1948 to 1950
  9. Nadine Henley and Loyd Wright on Hughes Tool Company's corporate history and organizational structure, 1948 April 05 to 1953 June 03
  10. C. J. Collier, Jr. correspondence regarding the purchase of The Human Strongbox rights and dissolution of California Pictures, 1950 April 13 to 1964 December 02
  11. Harold D. Koontz, John C. Moller, Jr., and Robert Wyler correspondence regarding purchasing The Human Strongbox rights, 1950 September 13 to 1958 December 11
  12. Communism in Hollywood newspaper clippings, includes articles quoting Howard Hughes, 1951 January 19 to 1952 January 25
  13. Professional training program from the American Theatre Wing, Incorporated, approximately 1951 to 1952
  14. Eastman Kodak Company report on film storage conditions, 1951 September 13
  15. Harold D. Koontz and Preston Sturges, correspondence regarding the sale of Sturges' yacht "The Destiny", 1951 November 07 to 1954 August 31
  16. RKO v. Adrian Scott retrial newspaper clippings regarding firing for communist affiliations, 1952 April 29
  17. Screen Writers Guild and Gale Sondergaard articles on "Defeat Hughes" movement regarding communist accusations, newspaper clippings, 1952 May 05 to 1952 May 15
  18. Inventory of photographs loaned to Look magazine, 1954 March 10
  19. Howard Hughes and Mad Wednesday credits: photographic prints, 1955 September 30
  20. Howard Hughes' repurchase of Jet Pilot and The Conqueror from General Teleradio newspaper clipping, 1956 January 05