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The Inventory of the Humphrey Bogart Collection #1764

The Inventory of the Humphrey Bogart Collection #1764

The Inventory

of the

Humphrey Bogart

Collection

#1764

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Bogart, Humphrey #1764 Dec. 28, 2009

Box 1

Folder 1

I. Manuscripts.

A. Screenplays; all leather-bound presentation copies with black and white film stills included.

1. “,” by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 153 p., Oct. 2, 1953.

Folder 2

2. “Battle Circus,” by , 118 p., June 25, 1952; completed June 27, 1952.

Folder 3

3. “Dark Passage,” by , 152 p., Oct. 15, 1946.

Folder 4

4. “Deadline: U.S.A.,” by Richard Brooks, final draft, 124 p., Sep. 17, 1951.

Folder 5

5. “The ,” by , revised final, draft, 173 p., Sep. 20, 1954.

Folder 6

6. “,” by Andrew Solt, final draft, 145 p., Oct. 18, 1949.

Folder 7

7. “,” by , revised final, draft, ca. 120 p., July 24, 1948.

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Box 1 cont’d.

Folder 8

8. “Sabrina,” by , Samuel Taylor, and Ernest Lehman, final “white” script, 134 p., Oct. 7, 1953.

Folder 9

9. “Tokyo Joe,” by Cyril Hume, final draft, 122 p., Dec. 23, 1948.

Folder 10

10. “We’re No Angels,” by Ranald MacDougall, final revised script, 124 p., June 16, 1954.

Envelope 1

II. Photographs.

A. Images of HB.

1. Portraits of HB by Yusuf Karsh. a. Print, black and white, 10.5 x 13.5,” n.d. b. Two negatives, HB’s head only, black and white, 8 x 10”, n.d.

2. Photos of ’s pencil portrait of HB. a. 11.25 x 14.” (i) HB’s face only, 2 prints, 1957. (ii) HB holding a cigarette, n.d. b. 8 x 10.” (i) HB’s face only, 1957. (ii) HB holding a cigarette, 2 prints, n.d.

Package 1

III. Artwork.

A. Sketches by Jean Negulesco.

1. Coral-colored chalk portrait, signed by artist, 1957; used as official portrait of HB at his memorial service; approx. 20 x 20.”

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Package 1 cont’d.

2. Sketches/drawings based on Yusuf Karsh’s 1957 photograph of HB, all approx. 20 x 24.” a. Pen and ink sketch, signed, 1957. b. Sketch in felt-tip pen, unsigned. c. Pencil study, signed. d. Blue pencil study, unsigned. 3. “Santana,” HB’s yacht; page includes two pencil sketches, unsigned.

Bogart, Humphrey #1764 9/9/11 Preliminary Listing

Added to Box 1

I. Film and Video. A. DVDs featuring HB. 1. “The Maltese Falcon,” 1941. [Loose] 2. “,” 1942. 3. “The African Queen,” 1951.

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Bogart, Humphrey #1764 4/30/12 Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts. A. Screenplays; may include photographs. Box 2 1. “The African Queen,” by James Agree, John Collier, and , TS, 137 p., n.d. [Loose] 2. “,” by Stanley Roberts, TS, approx. 150 p., May 6, 1953 – May 18, 1953; with 10 black and white prints, including: a. Bogart, Humphrey. b. Ferrer, Jose c. Johnson, Van. d. MacMurray, Fred. 3. “,” by Philip Yordan, TS, approx. 150 p., Oct. 12, 1955 – Dec. 2, 1955; with 12 black and white prints; includes: a. Baer, Max. b. Bogart, Humphrey. c. Lane, Mike. d. Walcott, Jersey Joe.

II. Photographs. A. Photograph albums. 1. Re: “Beat the Devil,” on-set photos and film stills, 53 black and white prints, n.d.; includes: a. Bogart, Humphrey. b. Jones, Jennifer. c. Lollobrigida, Gina. d. Morley, Robert. e. Lorre, Peter. 2. Re: “The African Queen,” on-set photos, the sinking of the African Queen, 51 black and white prints, 1 color print, n.d.; includes: a. Bogart, Humphrey. b. Hepburn, Katharine. 3. “Assorted Photographs,” re: HB, LB, family, HB and LB wedding day, HB placing hand prints in cement in front of Mann's Chinese Theatre, movie stills, HB with friends, family at home, HB and LB with their children, 147 black and white prints, n.d.; includes: a. Bacall, Lauren. b. Barrymore, Ethel. c. Bogart, Humphrey. d. Bogart, Stephen Humphrey [HB’s son]. e. Bogart, [HB’s daughter].

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f. Davis, Jr., Sammy. g. Hepburn, Audrey. h. Wyler, William.

III. Scrapbooks. A. Re: HB’s theater career, 1923-1933; includes newspaper clippings. Box 3 B. “African Queen and Oscar,” 1952; includes: 1. Film stills from “The African Queen,” 22 black and white prints; includes: a. Bogart, Humphrey b. Hepburn, Katharine. 2. “Box Office Blue Ribbon Award, Best Picture of the Month, ‘The African Queen’,” Mar. 1952. 3. 47 telegrams to re: HB winning the Oscar for “The African Queen,” Mar. 20-28, 1952; includes: a. Allenberg, Bert. b. Baker, Mary. c. Benny, Jack. d. “Bing” []. e. Blair, Charlie. f. Blondell, Joan. g. Burton, Richard and Sybil. h. Calhern, Lou. i. Cardiff, Jack. j. Cooper, Gary. k. Cukor, George. l. Curtiz, Mike. m. Douglas, Kirk. n. Ferrer, Jose. o. Fowler, Marjorie and Gene. p. Goetz, Bill and Edia. q. Goldwyn, Frances and Sam. r. Goldwyn, Jennifer and Sam. s. Grayson, Charlie. t. “Groucho” []. u. Gwenn, Edmund. v. Hale, Wanda. w. Helburn, Theresa. x. Helpmann, Bobby. y. Krim, Arthur. z. Langner, Lawerence. aa. Lazar, Swify. bb. Lerner, Alan. cc. Marshall, Armina. dd. Morley, Robert. ee. “Natalie.”

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ff. Sale, Mary and Richard. gg. Schary, Dore. hh. Selznick, Irene. ii. Shurr, Louis. jj. Stewart, Jim. kk. Swope, Herbert Bayard. ll. “Vivien and Larry” [Vivien Leigh, Lawrence Olivier]. mm. Wallis, Hal. nn. Warner, Jack. 4. 4 TLS to HB re: winning an Oscar for “African Queen,” includes: a. Mannix, Edgar J. 3/21/52. b. Schreiber, Lew. 3/21/52. c. Wald, Jerry. 3/22/52. d. Ruby, Harry. 3/23/52; includes holograph corrections. C. “,” 1918-1957; includes: 1. 33 black and white prints, 1 color print re: HB’s early stage career; film stills; HB and LB; HB with family. 2. Notable correspondence to HB. a. Brooks, Richard. Telegram, 9/30/54. b. Obrien-Moore, Erin. Telegram, 9/30/54. c. Fitzgerald, Louise. Telegram, 9/30/54. d. Swope, Herbert Bayard. TLS, 2/25/52. e. Johnston, Eric. TLS, 3/28/52. f. Cukor, George. TLS, 3/14/56. g. Bogart, Stephen. ALS, n.d. 3. Certificates and awards. a. “2nd Replacement Depot Expresses Gratitude and Thanks to Humphrey Bogart for Entertaining the Officers and Men of This Command Overseas…,” n.d. b. HB “Appointed an Honorary Lieutenant of Lee’s Lieutenants, 86th Fighter Group,” n.d. c. “Disenrollment as a Temporary Member of Coast Guard Reserve,” 9/30/45. d. Motion Picture Herald presents HB with “Award of Achievement As One Of The Top Ten Money Making Stars,” 4 awards, 1945-1948. e. “United States Treasury Department in Recognition of Distinguished and Patriotic Service to the Cause of Freedom, Rendered in Behalf of the War Finance Program of the United States Government,” 7/4/45. f. “Photoplay Magazine On Behalf of the American Movie Public Awards This Certificate to Humphrey Bogart, One of America’s Five Most Popular Motion Picture Actors,” 2 awards, 1947-1958. g. “The Inaugural Committee Requests the Honor of the Presence of Mr. Humphrey Bogart to Attend and

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Participate in the Inauguration of Harry S. Truman as President of the United States of America, and Alben W. Barkley as Vice President,” invitation, 1/20/49. h. “The State of Colorado: Humphrey Bogart, Ambassador of Goodwill,” signed by Dan Thornton [Governor of Colorado], 6/26/52. i. “United States Treasury Distinguished Service Award,” signed by John W. Snyder [Secretary of the Treasury], 7/22/52. 4. “Petition for a Redress of Grievances,” petition re: Senator Joseph McCarthy's HUAC hearings, TS, 5 p., 10/16/47; includes: a. “The Committee for the First Amendment,” re: HB’s statement against McCarthy Hearings, TS, 1 p., n.d. 5. Newspaper clippings re: HB’s career; family. D. “Humphrey Bogart Special Magazine Articles, Citations, Etc.,” 1957; includes: 1. Newspaper clippings re: HB’s hospitalization, death, 1957. 2. 3 TLS to HB, from: a. “O’Hara.” TLS, 11/26/56. b. Kurnitz, H. TL, n.d. c. [illegible]. TLS, n.d. 3. TLS from HB to William Lyman Stewart, 9/18/56. 4. 22 TLS, ALS, to LB re: HB’s death. a. Croves, Hal. Telegram, 1/14/57. b. “Bob and Hank.” Telegram, 1/14/57. c. Buckley, John R. TLS, 1/14/57. d. Potter, H. C. ALS, 1/14/57. e. Stewart, William Lyman. TLS, 2/13/57. f. “Peter.” TLS, 1/29/57. g. Miner, Worthington “Tony.” ALS, 3 p., n.d. h. “Truman.” ALS, n.d. 5. 13 AN to LB re: sympathy for HB’s death. a. Smith, Alys B. [Mrs. J. Herbert Smith]. b. Hudson, Phyllis [Mrs. ]. c. Wallis, Hal. d. Gosden, Freeman Fisher and Jane. e. Wanger, Walter F. f. Sheridan, Annie. g. Thomas, Danny. h. Hunter, Frank. i. Dieterle, William and Charlotte. 6. “Contributions to the American Cancer Society,” list of donors in HB’s name, TS, 4 p., n.d. 7. “City of : Resolution,” certificate, 1/15/57. E. “Humphrey Bogart, Clippings Covering First Week,” re: HB’s death, funeral, will, Jan. 14, 1957 - Feb. 1957.

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Box 4 F. “Telegrams and Letters Following January 14, 1957 Regarding Humphrey Bogart,” re: death of HB; 231 Telegrams to LB; includes: 1. Andres, Dana. 2. Arlen, Harold and Anya. 3. Arnow, Maxwell. 4. Attwood, Sim and Bill. 5. Baker, Bill. 6. Barrett, Michael. 7. Benny, Mary and Jack. 8. , Irving. 9. Bernstein, Leonard “Lenny” and Felicia. 10. Bernstein, Sidney. 11. Blair, Charlie and Flip. 12. Blowitz, Bill. 13. Boland, Mary. 14. Bren, Milton and . 15. Brough, John Oliver. 16. Bryner, Yul. 17. Buchanan, Suzzie and Jack. 18. Cantor, Eddie and Ida. 19. Capra, Frank and Lucille. 20. Chichinasi, Gogi. 21. Clothier, Bill and Carmen. 22. Cohn, Harry and Joan. 23. Colbert, Claudette. 24. Cole, Nat and Maria. 25. Colman, Ronald “Ronnie” and Benita. 26. Cooke, Alistair and Jane. 27. Coote, Bob “Cootie.” 28. Coward, Noel. 29. Crawford, Joan. 30. Crosby, John. 31. Curtiz, Mike and Bess. 32. Davis Jr., Sammy. 33. Davis, Bette and Gary Merrill. 34. DeGivernchy, Hubert. 35. DeHaviland, Olivia and Pierre Galante. 36. Delehanty, Bradley and Peggy. 37. Delehanty, Thorton. 38. Delmar, Kenny. 39. Demarest, Bill and Lucille. 40. Dempsey, Jack. 41. Dmytryk, Eddie and Jean. 42. Douglas, Paul and Jan. 43. Dozier, Bill. 44. Duke, Vernon.

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45. Durante, Jimmie. 46. Durocher, Leo and Larine Day. 47. Einfeld, Charlie and May. 48. Engel, Sam and Ruth. 49. Eslewis, Joe. 50. Fairbanks, Douglas and Mary Lee. 51. Farrel, Charles and Virginia. 52. Feldman, Jean. 53. Fonteyn, Margot and Tito Arias. 54. Fudd, Howard and . 55. Fulbright, Freeman. 56. Gabel, Martin and Arlene Francis. 57. Gabor, Zsa Zsa. 58. Gardner, Reggie and Nadia. 59. Garland, Judy and Sid Luft. 60. Gershwin, Ira and Lee. 61. Gielgud, John. 62. Goetz, Bill and Edie. 63. Goldwyn, Sam and Jennifer. 64. Gordon, Max. 65. Graham, Sheilah. 66. Grant, Cary and Betsy. 67. Green, Johnny and Bonnie. 68. Greene, Dick. 69. Groody, Louise. 70. Gwenn, Edmund. 71. Haggig, Robert. 72. Hall, Alexander. 73. Halliday, Laddie and Eleanor. 74. Hanna, Mark. 75. Harriman, Averell and Marie. 76. Harris, Phil and Alice Faye. 77. Hart, Moss and Kitty Carlyle. 78. Hathaway, Skip. 79. Hayward, Bill. 80. Helpmann, Bobby. 81. Henagham, Frances and Jim. 82. Hepburn, Audrey and Mike Ferrer. 83. Holliday, Judy. 84. Hope, Bob and Dolores. 85. Hopkins, David and Cherry. 86. Huston, John. 87. Johnson, Van and Evie. 88. Jourdan, Louis and Quique. 89. Kaufman, George and Leureen MacGrath. 90. Kazan, Gadge and Molly.

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91. Kelly, Gene. 92. Khan, Ali Salman Aga “Aly Khan.” [Prince] 93. Knight, Goodwin J. 94. Kriendler, Mac. 95. Krim, Arthur. 96. Lamas, Fernando and Arlene Dahl. 97. Lancaster, Burt and Norma. 98. Lang, Fritz. 99. Lastforgel, Frances and Abe. 100. Leigh, Vivien and Lawrence Olivier. 101. Litvak, Tola and Sophie. 102. Loehmann, Frieda. 103. Logan, Ella. 104. Logan, Josh and Nedda. 105. Loos, Anita. 106. Lowe, Edmund. 107. Macnamara, Paul. 108. Mankiewicz, Joe. 109. Mannix, Eddie and Toni. 110. Martin, Tony and Cyd Charisse. 111. Marx, Groucho and Eden. 112. Massey, Ray and Dorothy. 113. McCarthy, Frank. 114. McClory, Kevin. 115. Merman, Ethel and Bob Six. 116. Murphy, George. 117. Newman, Alfred and Martha. 118. Newman, Bernie. 119. O’Hara, John. 120. Odets, Clifford. 121. Oppenheimer, George. 122. Pacelli, Gabriella Marcantonio [Princess, niece of Pope Pius XII]. 123. Paley, Bill. 124. Patrick, John. 125. Porter, Cole. 126. Power, Tyrone. 127. Preminger, Otto. 128. Raft, George. 129. Rawson, Mitchell. 130. Raymond, Gene and Jeannette MacDonald. 131. Reid, Ted. 132. Reynolds, Debbie and Eddie Fisher. 133. Reynolds, Quent and Ginny. 134. Richards, Jeff. 135. Robbins, Jerry. 136. , Harold and Florence.

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137. Roosevelt, Elliott and Minnewa [son of Franklin D. Roosevelt]. 138. Rosenthal, William. 139. Russell, Rosalind. 140. Schlesinger, Arthur and Marion. 141. Scott, Zachary. 142. Segura, Pancho. 143. Shaw, Irwin and Maria. 144. Shipp, Cameron. 145. Shurr, Louis. 146. Sidney, George and Lillian. 147. , Nancy. 148. Skofich, Mirko and Gina Lollabrigida. 149. Skouras, Spyros. 150. Slezak, Walter and Johanna. 151. Sobol, Louis and Peggy. 152. Spiegel, Sam. 153. Spier, Bill and . 154. Steel, Anthony and Anita Ekberg. 155. Steiger, Rod. 156. Stein, Herb and Winifred. 157. Steinbeck, John and Elaine. 158. Stevenson, Adlai E. 159. Stewart, James and Gloria. 160. Stoloff, Morris and Elsa. 161. Stordahl, Axel and June. 162. Styne, Jule. 163. Swope, Herbert Baynard. 164. Swope, John and Dorothy McGuire. 165. Thau, Ben and Betty. 166. Toren, Martha. 167. Trabert, Tony. 168. Tree, Marietta and Ronnie. 169. Vanderbilt Jr., Cornelius. 170. Venuta, Benay and Fred Clark. 171. Viertel, Pete. 172. Vreeland, Dianna. 173. Wallis, Minna. 174. Winchell, Walter. 175. Wong, Jimmie. 176. Woolf, John. 177. Wright, Al. 178. Wyler, Willy and Talli. G. “Telegrams and Letters Following January 14, 1957 Regarding Humphrey Bogart,” re: death of HB [continued]; letters to LB; includes: 1. Abel, Walter and Martha. ALS, 2 p., n.d. 2. Adams, Charles “Charlie.” ANS, 1 p., 1/14/57.

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3. Aherne, Brian. ALS, 1 p., 1/16/57. 4. Allenberg, Bert. TLS, 1 p., 1/18/57. 5. Astaire, Fred. ANS, 1 p., n.d. 6. Backer, George and Eve. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 7. Baker, Robert. TLS. 1 p., 1/17/57. 8. Benchley, Nathaniel. ALS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 9. Berns, Charles. TLS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 10. Bernhardt, Curtis. TLS, 1 p., 1/16/57. 11. Blair, Charles. ALS, 2 p., 1/20/57. 12. Beck, John “Jack.” ALS, 1 p., n.d. 13. Bogart, Guy. TLS, 1 p., 2/9/57. 14. Brackett, Charles “Charlie.” TLS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 15. Bogart, John. TLS, 1 p., 1/18/57. 16. Burton, Richard. ALS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 17. Carey, Kenneth “Ken.” TLS, 2 p., 2/22/57. 18. Castellanos, Kermit [Reverend]. ANS, 1 p., 1/21/57 19. Clark, Dane. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 20. Cerf, Bennett. TLS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 21. Cohn, Harry. TLS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 22. Cooke, Alistair. TLS, 1 p., 1/22/57. 23. Foster, Nathaniel. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 24. Cronyn, Hume. TLS, 1 p., 1/22/57. 25. Coward, Noel. TLS, 1 p., 1/25/57. 26. Course, Russell. ALS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 27. Delehanty, Thornton. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 28. Daves, Delmer Lawrence. TLS, 1 p., 1/21/57. 29. Douglas, Kirk. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 30. Davis, William and Renee. ALS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 31. Ferrer, Jose. ALS, 1 p., 1/16/57. 32. Dietz, Howard. ALS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 33. Fogelson, Greer Garson. ALS, 1 p., 1/17/57. 34. Furse, Roger. ALS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 35. Furness, Betty. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 36. Kerr, Deborah. ALS, 1 p., 2/3/57. 37. Granger, Jean. ALS 1 p., n.d. 38. Hackett, Albert. ALS, 1 p., 2/8/57. 39. Guernsey Jr., Otis L. TLS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 40. Harris, Radie. ALS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 41. Harrison, Joan. TLS, 1 p., 1/18/57. 42. Harrison, Rex. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 43. Hayden, Sterling. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 44. Hart, Moss. TLS, 1 p., n.d. 45. Kober, Arthur. ALS, 1 p., 1/17/57. 46. Kaufman, George. TLS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 47. Kerr, Geoffrey. TLS, 2 p., n.d. 48. Knox, Alex. TLS, 1 p., 1/18/57.

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49. Kurnitz, Harry. TL, 1 p., n.d. 50. Lindsay, Howard. 1 p., 1/24/57. 51. Lewis, David. TLS, 1 p., 1/29/57. 52. Lorre, Peter. ANS, 1 p., n.d. 53. MacKenna, Kenneth. TLS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 54. Marlatt, Bob. ANS, 1 p., n.d. 55. Martin, Tony and Cyd. ANS, 1 p., n.d. 56. Massey, Raymond. TLS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 57. Marley, Robert. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 58. Miller, Stevie. ALS, 1p., n.d. 59. Miller, Colin. TLS, 1 p., 1/18/57. 60. Murrow, Edward. ALS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 61. O’Hara, John. TLS, 2 p., n.d. 62. Leigh, Vivien. ALS, 2 p., 1/26/57. 63. Peck, Gregory. ALS, 2 p., 1/16/57. 64. Porter, Cole. TNS, 1 p., 1/25/57. 65. Lackland, Ben. TLS, 1 p., 1/21/57. 66. Reynolds, Ginny. ALS, 3 p., n.d. 67. Richards, Richard. TLS, 1 p., 1/16/57. 68. Roland, Gilbert. TNS, 1 p., n.d. 69. Ross, Sid. TLS, 1 p., 1/21/57. 70. Robinson, Casey. TLS, 1 p., 1/19/57. 71. Robinson, Edward G. ALS, 1 p., January, 1957. 72. Ryan II, John R. T. ALS, 1 p., 1/18/57. 73. Sacks, Emanuel. TLS, 1 p., 1/23/57. 74. Sherwood, Madeline. ALS, 1 p., 1/15/57. 75. Siegel, Norman. TLS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 76. Schlesinger Jr., Arthur. ALS, 2 p., 1/15/57. 77. Thomas, Bob. ALS, 1 p., 1/16/57. 78. Smith, Herman Dunlap. ALS, 2 p., 1/14/57. 79. Tierney, Gene. ALS, 1 p., 1/17/57. 80. Turner, Lana. ANS, 2 p., n.d. 81. Vanderbilt, Gloria. ALS, 2 p., 1/15/57. 82. Bennett, Joan. ALS, 2 p., 1/20/57. 83. Wagner, Walter. ALS, 1 p., 1/22/57. 84. Waterburg, Ruth. ANS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 85. Waxman, Franz. ANS, 1 p., 1/16/57. 86. Werner, M. R. TLS, 1 p., 1/14/57. 87. Wilson, Earl. TLS, 1 p., 1/18/57. 88. Zanuck, Darryl. TLS, 1 p., 1/17/57. 89. Wyler, Talli. ALS, 1 p., n.d. 90. Wright, Howard W. ALS, 2 p., 1/14/57. 91. Ziffren ,Paul. TNS, 1 p., 2/1/57. H. “Humphrey Bogart, December 25, 1953,” includes: 1. Newspaper clippings re: LB’s early career; LB and HB.

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2. Stars Overnight, magazine, Oct. 31, n.y.; includes articles re: LB, , . I. Scrapbook re: LB and HB’s wedding, n.d.; includes: 1. Marriage license for LB and HB, 5/21/45. 2. Transcript of marriage ceremony between LB and HB, TS, 1 p., 5/21/45. 3. Newspaper clippings re: LB and HB’s wedding; birth of Stephen Bogart. 4. LB’s maternity ward visitation card. 5. Notable correspondence re: birth of . a. Barrymore, Lionel. ANS, to Stephen Bogart, n.d. b. Douglas, Paul. ANS, n.d. 6. 63 telegrams re: birth of Stephen Humphrey Bogart; includes: a. Albee, Reed, 1/7/49. b. Aldrich, Dot, 1/8/49. c. Bennett, Bruce, 1/7/49. d. “Bernie,” 1/10/49. e. Blair, Charlie and Janice, 1/14/49. f. Blooms, Rube, 1/10/49. g. Blum, Ralph and Carmel, 1/8/49. h. Blumenstock, Mort and Sandra, 1/7/49. i. Blumenthal, Pam, 1/7/49. j. Charles, Perry, 1/7/49. k. Cohn, Jack, 1/10/49. l. Cohn, Joan, 1/10/49. m. Cummings, Sandy, 1/8/49. n. Dahl Wolfe, Louise, 1/8/49. o. Dozier, Bill and Joan, 1/7/49. p. “Dutch,” 1/7/39. q. Gersh, Phil, 1/7/49. r. “Ginny and Quent,” telegram, 1/7/49. s. Gimbel, Jr., Benedict, telegram, n.d. t. Ginsberg, Henry and Mildred, 1/10/49. u. Golob, Larry, 1/7/49. v. Greene, Bene, 1/7/49. w. Hannagan, Stephen Jermone, telegram, n.d. x. Hayden, Sterling and Bette, 1/8/49. y. Jaffe, Sam, 1/7/49. z. Kaufman, George, telegram, n.d. aa. Kornheiser, Sidney and Evelyn, 1/8/49. bb. Kurnitz, Harry, telegram, 1/7/49. cc. Lang, Jennings, 1/10/49. dd. Leroy, Mervyn, 1/7/49. ee. Levant, Oscar and June, 1/11/49. ff. Lorre, Karen, 1/7/49. gg. "Mabelle and Clifton,“ telelgram, 1/7/49.

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hh. McKelway, St. Clair, telegram, 1/7/49. ii. “Natalie,” telegram, 1/10/49. jj. O’Neill, Henry and Peg, 1/8/49. kk. Parsons, Louella, 1/7/49. ll. Rawson, Mitchell, 1/7/49. mm. Tannenbaum, David, 1/7/49. nn. Taylor, Natalie and Dwight, 1/7/49. oo. Wahn, Graham and Judy, 1/7/49. pp. Wanger, Joan and Walter, 1/12/49. qq. Warner, Jack, 1/7/49. 7. ANS, TLS, re: birth of Leslie Bogart. a. HB. ANS, to LB, n.d. b. Marx, Groucho. TLS, to LB, 9/3/52. 8. 42 telegrams re: birth of Leslie Bogart. a. Bartley, Tony and Deborah, 8/25/52. b. Brand, Harry, 8/25/52. c. Diamond, Frances and Jack, 8/23/52. d. Dolan, Bobby and Nan, 8/25/52. e. “Ginny and Quent,” 8/30/52. f. Ginsberg, Henry and Mildred, 8/25/52. g. Greene, Dick, 8.30/52. h. Helpmann, Bobby, 8/26/52. i. Johnson, Scott, 8/23/52. j. Lang, Jennings, 8/26/52. k. “Leueen and George,” 8/26/52. l. Levy, Carl, 8/28/52. m. O’Hara, Belle and John, 8/26/52. n. “Oliver and Vagn,” 9/9/52. o. “Ruth and Paul,” 8/23/52. p. Shipp, Cameron, 6/26/52. q. “Spence” [], 8/24/52. r. Spiegel, Sam, 8/26/52. s. “Swifty,” 9/5/52. t. Trilling, Steve and Wilma, 8/25/52. 9. “Betty Bacall’s Introduction for Candidates Who Take Bows… , New York, ,” speech, TS, 1 p., n.d.; includes 2 telegrams re: “[Adlai] Stevenson Rally,” 1952. 10. Newspaper clippings re: Adlai Stevenson’s election, inauguration. 11. 4 telegrams re: LB and HB’s participation in the Adlai Stevenson campaign, 1952; notables include: a. Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr. Telegram to LB, 10/30/52. Box 5 J. “The Beginning of a True Love Story, and Humphrey Bogart,” 1944-1945; includes newspaper clippings re: LB and HB.

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IV. Memorabilia. A. HB and LB’s wedding cake topper, May 21, 1945. [Note: extremely fragile, base of decoration is separated from top.] B. HB’s awards. 1. “Entertainment Hall of Fame, Humphrey Bogart,” wooden box, medal, 1975. 2. “Newport Harbor Yacht Club Special August Series, Third Place Award,” 9/29/45. 3. “Newport Harbor Yacht Club Race Week Regatta, Third Place Award,” 9/29/45. 4. “Newport Harbor Yacht Club Independence Day Regatta, Third Place Award,” 9/29/45. 5. “Motion Picture Herald Award of Achievement, Humphrey Bogart As One Of The Top Ten Money Making Stars, 1949,” 1/1/50. 6. “Photoplay Magazine On Behalf of the American Movie Public Awards This Certificate to Humphrey Bogart, One of America’s Five Most Popular Motion Picture Actors,” 1947. 7. “War Agencies of The Government of the United States Award This Plaque to Humphrey Bogart, A Member of the War Activities Committee Motion Picture Industry For Outstanding Service in World War II,” n.d.; includes correspondence, 3/18/46.

V. Oversized Materials. Box 6 A. “Photographs,” photo album re: HB, LB, “The Caine Mutiny” film stills, HB and LB with their children, 55 black and white prints, 7 color prints, n.d. B. Scrapbook re: HB’s theatre work, 1934-1937; includes: 1. Newspaper clippings. a. HB, Leslie Howard, in “.” b. HB in “Black Legion.” c. HB and Edward G. Robinson in “.” d. HB in “The .” e. HB in “Two Against the World.” C. “Scrapbook of Humphrey Bogart,” re: HB’s career; HB and LB wedding, ca. 1935-1945; includes newspaper clippings; correspondence. D. Scrapbook re: HB and LB, ca. 1942-1945; includes newspaper clippings; 1 black and white print of HB. Box 7 E. “Europe, 1951, Vol. I,” scrapbook, 1951-1953; includes: 1. 34 black and white prints re: LB and HB in Europe; LB and HB with friends. 2. Newspaper clippings re: LB and HB’s trip to Europe. 3. Programs, tickets, menus to various restaurants and events; includes program and ticket re: coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, 6/2/53. 4. Correspondence; includes: a. Leigh, Vivien. ALS, to LB, 2 p., n.d.

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b. Dior, Christian. TN, 1 p., 3/22/51. c. Russell, Charles. TLS, 1 p., 5/29/53. d. 2 AN re: a visit to the King’s Guard in the Officers Guardroom at St. James Palace, April 1951. 5. 6 telegrams; includes: a. “Bubbles and Arthur.” 3/13/51. b. “Larry and Vivien” [Vivien Leigh and Lawrence Olivier]. 3/14/51. F. “Europe, 1951, Vol. II,” scrapbook, 1951-1953; includes: 1. 48 black and white prints re: LB and HB in Europe, on set of “The African Queen,” . 2. Newspaper clippings re: HB and LB’s trip to Europe and Africa. 3. Correspondence; includes: a. Viertel, Peter. (i) ALS to LB, HB, Katharine Hepburn, 1 p., 5/28/51. (ii) TLS, to LB, 1 p., 4/28/51; with AN.

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Bogart, Humphrey #1764 12/17/14 Preliminary Listing

I. Memorabilia. Box 8 A. Casablanca series of limited edition plates, six plates, 1990. [Loose] B. BOGART BLUES by Julio Jaimes, hardcover book with illustrations, approx. 14 p., 1974 (Italian). Box 9 C. Framed portrait of Humphrey Bogart, n.d. D. Trophies. 1. “1st Place 1950 ‘Santana’ H. Bogart,” wooden base only. 2. “‘Picturegoer’ Annual Award 1952/53 Awarded to Humphrey Bogart by Reader’s Vote in their annual ballot for his performance in ‘The African Queen’,” wooden base only. E. “Legends of ” commemorative stamp series. 1. Pamphlet printed for first day of issue ceremony, 7/31/1997; three pamphlets; includes duplicates. 2. Plaque; 7/31/1997; four plaques; includes duplicates. 3. Sheet of twenty stamps inside United States Post Office hardcover frame; 7/31/1997; ten copies. Pkg. 2 (tube) F. Assembly Concurrent Resolution certificate of tribute from the Assembly, Legislature, 1957 Regular Session.

II. Manuscripts. Box 9 (cont’d) A. HUMPHREY BOGART, by John Huston, TS (hardcover), 6 p., 1/17/1957; read by Huston at HB’s memorial service. B. Screenplays, leather-bound and embossed, includes photographs. 1. “The Dark Passage,” by Delmer Daves, 1946. 2. “The Barefoot Contessa,” by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 10/2/1953. 3. “Sabrina,” by Billy Wilder, et al., 10/7/1953.

III. Film and Video. Box 10 A. VHS. [Loose] 1. Feature films; arranged alphabetically (includes year of production; year of reprint). a. “All Through the Night,” 1942; 1992. b. “Beat the Devil,” 1953; 1985. c. “,” 1940; 1992. d. “Bullets or Ballots,” 1963; 1992. e. “The Caine Mutiny,” 1954; 1985. f. “Call It Murder,” 1934; n.d. g. “Casablanca,” 1942; 1970.

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h. “50th Anniversary Celebration: Casablanca,” 1942; 1992; 2 copies. i. “,” 1939; 1967. j. “Dead End,” 1937; 1987. k. “The Desperate Hours,” 1955; 1989. l. “In a Lonely Place,” 1950; 1989. m. “Knock on Any Door,” 1949; 1980. n. “The Maltese Falcon,” 1941; 1984. o. “Petrified Forest Parts 1 and 2,” 1936; n.d. p. “The Petrified Forest,” 1936; 1969. q. “Sahara,” 1943; 1982. r. “Sahara / The African Queen,” 1943 and 1951; n.d. s. “Treasure of Sierra Madre,” 1948; 1975. t. “Virginia City,” 1940; 1992. 2. Turner Entertainment VHS series, date of VHS production 8/29/1989; feature films; arranged alphabetically. a. “.” b. “Action in the North Atlanic.” c. “All Through the Night.” d. “Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse. e. “.” f. “Barefoot Contesa.” g. “Battle Circus.” h. “Big City Blues.” i. “Big Shot,” n.d. Box 11 j. “Brother Orchid.” k. “Bullets or Ballots.” l. “Casablanca.” m. “Chain Lightning.” n. “China Clipper.” o. “Conflict.” p. “.” q. “High Sierra.” r. “Isle of Fury.” s. “.” t. “.” u. “King of the Underworld.” v. “Maltese Falcon.” w. “.” x. “Men Are Such Fools.” y. “Oklahoma Kid.” z. “.” aa. “Petrified Forest.” bb. “.” cc. “Return of Dr. X.” dd. “Roaring Twenties.”

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ee. “Swing Your Lady.” Box 12 ff. “Thank your Lucky Stars.” gg. “.” hh. “Three on a Match.” ii. “Treasure of Sierra Madre.” jj. “Two Against the World.” kk. “Two Mrs. Carrolls.” ll. “San Quentin.” mm. “Wagons Roll at Night.” nn. “You Can’t Get Away with Murder.” 3. General. a. “Biography: Humphrey Bogart: Behind the Legend,” 1994; two tapes. b. “Bogart Special,” n.d. c. “Hollywood Victory Caravan War Bonds 1943,” 4/15/93. d. “Humphrey Bogart Stamp Launch Film Clips,” n.d. e. Untitled, n.d. B. U-Matic. 1. “The Petrified Forest / Reel 1,” n.d. 2. “The Petrified Forest / Reel 2,” n.d. C. DVD. 1. “Casablanca,” 1998 (DVD); 2003 (2 copies). 2. “Humphrey Bogart Collection,” 4 discs, 2000; including: a. “.” b. “Casablanca.” c. “.” d. “The Maltese Falcon.” 3. “Humphrey Bogart: The Essential Collection,” 13 discs, 2010; including (listed in order it appears on boxed set): a. “The Petrified Forest.” b. “Marked Woman.” c. “Kid Galahad.” d. “Black Legion.” e. “San Quentin.” f. “.” g. “Dark Victory.” h. “Virginia City.” i. “The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse.” j. “.” k. “High Sierra.” l. “They Drive by Night.” m. “The Maltese Falcon.” n. “Across the Pacific.” o. “All Through the Night.” p. “Brother Orchid.”

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q. “Action in the North Atlantic.” r. “Passage to Marseille.” s. “.” t. “The Big Sleep.” u. “Dark Passage.” v. “Key Largo.” w. “Casablanca.” x. “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.” y. “The Brothers Warner Documentary.” 4. “Sabrina,” 1954 (2001). Box 13 D. Laserdisc. 1. “The Bogart Collection,” 1992; four discs including: a. “The Petrified Forest.” b. “High Sierra.” c. “Across the Pacific.” d. “Passage to Marseille.” 2. “Casablanca,” 1992 (2 copies). 3. “The Roaring Twenties,” 1991. 4. “They Drive by Night,” 1992.

IV. Audio Materials. A. Cassette tapes. [Loose] 1. “The Bogart File / Parts One & Two,” n.d. 2. “Bogart- Friars Roast Tape 1,” n.d. 3. “Bogart- Friars Roast Tape 2,” n.d. 4. “Bogart Roast Pt. 1 / Bogart, Baby, and the Bar,” n.d. 5. “Classic Film Scores for Bogart,” n.d. 6. “Crosby Radio Show- Songs Bogie- Bacall,” n.d. 7. “Friar’s Club Roasting Humphrey Bogart….,” n.d. 8. “Humphrey Bogart Friar’s Roast 1955.” 9. “ Show 1947.” 10. “ Screen Guild Players Academy Award Theatre / ‘The Maltese Falcon,’” 9/20/43-7/3/46. 11. “Lauren Bacall Friar Speech / Humphrey Bogart Roast / 1 Minute,” n.d. 12. “The ‘Treasure of the Sierra Madre,’” 4/18/49. 13. “ ‘Love’s Lovely Counterfeit’ / Lady Esther Screen Guild Players ‘Casablanca,’” 1943-1945. B. CDs. 1. “The Program” / “The ,” 1951. 2. “The Friar’s Roast of Humphrey Bogart,” 1955. 3. “The Humphrey Bogart Rhumba / Betty Garrett w/ Bogart,” n.d.

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4. “ Faulken Bea/ John Huston Eulogy/ Bogart & Bacall / Part of Tony Awards,” 1949-1957. 5. “NBC Tribute to Bogart/ BBC Radio/ Henna Hopper,” 1950-1957. C. Records. 1. “Across the Pacific,” six records, 1943. 2. “Calling All Stars,” one record, 1950. 3. “Love’s Lovely Counterfeit,” one record, 1945. 4. “,” one record, 1945. 5. “The Valiant,” six records, 1945.

V. Scrapbooks. A. Re: life and death of Humphrey Bogart, 1899-1990s; includes items on personal life, film stills, personal and professional manuscripts, and photographs; documents relating to HB death and LB. 1. Professional correspondence. i. TLS to LB from Howard G. Barnes, 1 p., 04/15/1975; re: Bogart’s induction into the Entertainment Hall of Fame, Class of 1975; includes certificate. [F. 1] ii. Telegram to LB, unsigned, 01/31/1975; re: Bogart’s induction into the Entertainment Hall of Fame, Class of 1975. iii. 2 TLS to LB from Linda Stewart, 2 p., 9/27/1982- 11/04/1982; re: an original essay written by Bogart. iv. TLS from Lee Stevenson, LB secretary, to Linda Stewart, 1 p., n.d. v. 3 TLS to LB from Bill Kaplan, 3 p., 1/20/1999- 04/03/2005; re: renovations on the Santana; includes 11 photographs. vi. ALS to “Lady,” 3 p., n.d.; re: head statue of Bogart; includes 3 photographs. vii. TLS to LB from John Kinkel, 1 p., 1/14/1975; re: Humphrey Bogart Series at Voyagers Yacht Club. viii. TLS to LB from Ed Justin, 1 p., 3/09/1988; re: flyer for the licensing of “Humphrey Bogart;” includes flyer. ix. TLS to LB from R.A. Florio, 1 p., 1/20/1983; re: Maude Humphrey’s work; includes 3 cutouts of HB advertisement for Mellin’s [baby] Food, 2 paintings by Maude, circa 1901.

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x. TLS to Martin Weiser from S. Charles Einfeld, 1 p., 7/14/1940; re: HB’s public image as figure. xi. TLS to LB from John Riise, 4/8/1994; re: Latitude 38 magazine article.

2. Personal correspondence. i. TLS to “Miss Sims” from HB, 1 p., 7/15/1953. ii. TLS to LB from Alan Hewitt, 1 p., 6/19/1982; re: essay Hewitt wrote about Bogart; includes manuscript essay, 3 p., 6/13/1982. iii. ALS to LB from Constance Eckert, 4 p., 12/14/1970; re: Eckert experience as nurse to HB while at St. John’s Hospital. iv. TLS to LB from Dorothy Swisher, 1 p., 12/01/1988; re: Garden of Memory at Forest Lawn Memorial. v. TLS to “Tall and Lovely” from Nathaniel B., 2 p., 7/24/1973; re: HB’s time in Navy. 3. Manuscripts. i. “The Santana and I,” by Humphrey Bogart, TS, 6 p., n.d. ii. “Bogie Introduction,” author unknown [LB?], 4 p., n.d. iii. “Contents,” 2 p., n.d.; table of contents for unknown book. 4. Printed materials. i. Sports Illustrated, “Lady with a Past,” 13 p., 7/20/1981, magazine article. [F. 2] ii. Mainsheet, “Lady with a Past,” 3 p., 7/1987, magazine article. iii. Latitude 38, “Santana,” 6 p., 4/1994, magazine article. iv. The , “Bogart Trophy Rededicated,” 1 p., 1/10/1975; newspaper article. ii. The Sunday Times Bookshop, “Not a ladies’ man,” 2 p., 5/25/1997; newspaper article; includes duplicate copy. iii. New York Times Service, “’You Must Remember This…’” 1 p., n.d.; newspaper article. iv. “‘Connections’ by Mitchell Symons,” 1 p., n.d.; newspaper article. v. “Tele Reviews,” 1 p., 5/31/1955; re: ‘Producer’s Showcase: The Petrified Forest’ with HB and LB; newspaper article.

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vi. “Certificate of Authenticity,” 1 p., n.d.; re: “Casablanca” plate series. 4. Pamphlets; for plays featuring HB unless otherwise noted. i. “The Klaw Theatre,” for “Meet the Wife,” 25 p., 1924. ii. “Bronx House Opera,” for “,” 25 p., 1926. iii. “”Theatre ‘Guild’ Program,” for “The Mask and the Face,” 29 p., 1933. iv. “The Playbill,” for “The Petrified Forest,” 25 p., 1935. v. “Friars Fables,” Vol. 24, Issue 1, 33 p. 1955; re: Friars roast of HB. vi. “Voyagers Yacht Club Humphrey Bogart Series 1975,” 22 p., 1975; re: yacht series in honor of HB. vii. “Casablanca,” 3 p., 1990; re: plate series. viii. “Une semaine de paris pariscop,” 2 p., n.d.; re: a contest by Winston cigarettes. 4. Flyers. i. “Robt. Burns Cigarillos,” 1 p., n.d. ii. “Catalina Cruisewear,” 1 p., n.d. iii. “Hollywood and the Stars,” 2 p., n.d.; re: “The Man Called Bogart” television special; includes 4 photographs, 2 p., n.d. D. Legal materials. 1. Check from to HB, 1 p., 11/26/1946; notable includes: i. Hellinger, Mark. [F. 3] 2. Deed of Gift of “Humphrey Bogart Trophy,” 2 p., 12/02/1974; signed by LB. 3. Death certificate for HB (copy), 2 p., 01/18/1957. E. Photographs. 1. Personal. a. Black and white print re: HB and mother Maude Humphrey, n.d. b. Black and white print re: HB at eighteen months old, [1899]; annotation on verso. c. Black and white print re: HB at four months old with mother Maud, [1899]; annotation on verso. d. Sepia print re: HB in Navy at seventeen years old; annotation on verso. e. Sepia print re: “Humphrey Bogart playing squash,” n.d.; annotations on verso. f. Sepia print re: HB and friends, n.d.; annotations on verso; notable includes:

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i. Methot, Mayo. g. Black and white print re: HB entertaining troops in Africa, n.d.; annotations on verso. h. Sepia print re: HB on porch, n.d. i. 2 sepia prints re: HB as baby, n.d.; annotations on verso; includes 1 colored drawing of Mellin’s Food advertisement. 2. Professional. a. 4 black and white stills re: HB in “Baby Mine,” 1927; includes duplicates; annotations on verso. b. 11 headshots re: HB, 10 black and white, 1 sepia n.d. c. Black and white production still from “Dead Reckoning,” (1947) re: HB standing with cigarette; annotations on verso. d. 22 production stills from “The Maltese Falcon,” (1941), 16 black and white, 1 sepia; annotations on verso; includes duplicates; notables include: i. Astor, Mary. ii. Cook, Jr., Elisha. iii. Greenstreet, Sydney. iv. Lorre, Peter. e. 2 black and white prints re: behind the scenes of “Knock on Any Door,” (1949); notables include: i. Derek, John. ii. Wilson, Dooley. f. Sepia headshot re: “The Two Mrs. Carrolls,” (1947). g. 2 black and white production stills from “Sahara,” (1943). h. 1 black and white production still from “,” (1939); annotations on verso. i. 6 black and white production stills from “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre,” (1948); notables include: i. Holt, Tim. ii. Huston, Walter. j. 6 production stills from “The African Queen,” (1951), 5 black and white, 1 sepia; notables include: i. Hepburn, Katharine. k. Black and white behind the scenes print re: HB on set of “The African Queen,” (1951); notable includes: i. Huston, John. l. 3 black and white production stills from “High Sierra,” (1941); notables include:

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i. Curtis, Alan. ii. Kennedy, Arthur. m. 4 black and white production stills from “Beat the Devil,” (1953); notables include: i. Lollobrigida, Gina. ii. Lorre, Peter. n. Black and white print re: HB threw welcome party for . o. 5 prints, 4 black and white, color re: behind the scenes of “Beat the Devil,” (1953); notables include: i. Huston, John. ii. Lollobrigida, Gina. iii. Lorre, Peter. p. 25 contact sheet strips re: “Desperate Hours,” notables include: i. March, Frederic. ii. Wyler, William q. 11 black and white prints re: “Desperate Hours,” notables include: i. March, Frederic. ii. Wyler, William. r. 7 black and white publicity stills re: HB as romantic figure, 1939; annotations on verso. s. 2 sepia prints re: HB with female and male actors, n.d. 2. General. a. 4 prints from USO tour, 3 black and white, 1 sepia; n.d. b. 3 black and white prints re: “The Caine Mutiny,” n.d.; annotations on verso. c. Sepia print re: HB Academy Award for “The African Queen,” (1951); notables include: i. Garson, Greer. d. 4 prints, 2 black and white, 2 color, re: HB and LB wedding at the home of , n.d. e. Black and white portrait re: , n.d. f. Black and white print re: HB outside with garden worker, n.d. g. Color print re: HB and LB, from newspaper, n.d. h. Black and white print re: HB and .

VII. Photographs. A. Black and white print re: HB and from “Sabrina,” ca. 1954. [F. 4] B. Black and white portrait re: HB, cigarette, n.d.

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VI. Printed Material. Box 9 A. Fotogramas [Spanish magazine], special issue re: “Bogart la leyenda,” 1999; cover photo feat. HB and LB kissing. [F. 5] B. “LIFE Magazine Remembers,” game rules booklet and playing card re: HB. Added to Pkg. 2 C. Posters. A. Re: film. 1. “Call it Murder.” 2. “Casablanca.” 3. “Toyko Joe.” B. Warner Brothers Museum, 6/13/1996, feat. film still from ending of “Casablanca” (1942) with HB and Ingrid Berman. C. HB aboard the Santana, n.d. (photograph, by Sid Avery, from 1952) (2 copies). D. HB color sketched portrait, by unknown, n.d.; includes TLS from American Lung Association, 1987.

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