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1939
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DAVID O. SELZNICK SIGNED SCRIPT TO E.B. COLEMAN AND BOUND ATLANTA NEWSPAPERS
1939
A specially-bound 'Final Shooting Script' dated January 24, 1939 with an embossed cover reading Gone With The Wind Screen Play and Elmer Bradley Coleman which David O. Selznick signed on an interior page in black fountain-pen ink For Edward [sic] B. Coleman in memory of Atlanta and with appreciation. David O. Selznick. Eight original sepia-print stills from the film are glued to interior pages of this script once belonging to Mr. Coleman -- the man responsible for organizing the elaborate Atlanta premiere. Also included is Mr. Coleman's specially-bound collection of newspapers including 'The Atlanta Constitution,' 'The Atlanta Journal,' and 'The Atlanta Georgian' all from December 1939 and all having headlines, articles and photographs related to the "GWTW" premiere festivities he helped arrange.
11x9 and 23x17 inches
David O. Selznick himself had a number of "GWTW" scripts specially-bound for important people associated with the film, Mr. Colemans's being one of them. The main cast (Leigh, Gable, de Havilland, Howard, et al.) as well as key members of the production team also received these same-style scripts from the producer, all of which he personally inscribed. (2)
1939
A specially-bound 'Final Shooting Script' dated January 24, 1939 with an embossed cover reading Gone With The Wind Screen Play and Elmer Bradley Coleman which David O. Selznick signed on an interior page in black fountain-pen ink For Edward [sic] B. Coleman in memory of Atlanta and with appreciation. David O. Selznick. Eight original sepia-print stills from the film are glued to interior pages of this script once belonging to Mr. Coleman -- the man responsible for organizing the elaborate Atlanta premiere. Also included is Mr. Coleman's specially-bound collection of newspapers including 'The Atlanta Constitution,' 'The Atlanta Journal,' and 'The Atlanta Georgian' all from December 1939 and all having headlines, articles and photographs related to the "GWTW" premiere festivities he helped arrange.
11x9 and 23x17 inches
David O. Selznick himself had a number of "GWTW" scripts specially-bound for important people associated with the film, Mr. Colemans's being one of them. The main cast (Leigh, Gable, de Havilland, Howard, et al.) as well as key members of the production team also received these same-style scripts from the producer, all of which he personally inscribed. (2)