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Herman G. Weinberg collection

Title
Herman G. Weinberg collection, 1929-1983.
Author
Weinberg, Herman G.

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Box 49Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 49Offsite
Box 48Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 48Offsite
Box 47Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 47Offsite
Box 46Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 46Offsite
Box 45Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 45Performing Arts Research Collections - Theatre
Box 44Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 44Offsite
Box 43Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 43Offsite
Box 42Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 42Performing Arts Research Collections - Theatre
Box 41Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 41Performing Arts Research Collections - Theatre
Box 40Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 40Offsite
Box 39Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 39Offsite
Box 38Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 38Offsite
Box 37Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 37Offsite
Box 36Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 36Offsite
Box 35Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 35Offsite
Box 34Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 34Offsite
Box 33Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 33Offsite
Box 32Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 32Offsite
Box 31Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 31Offsite
Box 30Mixed materialSupervised use *T-Mss 1980-003 Box 30Offsite

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Description
12.38 linear feet (49 boxes)
Summary
The Herman G. Weinberg collection consists of scrapbooks containing clippings, correspondence, halftones, photographs, radio scripts and assorted film festival material. Of particular significance are hundred of letters that he exchanged with such film notables as Kenneth Anger, Jean George Auriol, Marice Bessy, Eleanor Boardman, Peter Bogdanovich, Louise Brooks, Kevin Brownlow, Luis Buñuel, James Card, René Clair, Thomas Q. Curtiss, Fitzroy Davis, Thorold Dickinson, Lotte Eisner, Robert Florey, Charles Ford, Leatrice Joy Fountain, Ludwig Gesek, John Griggs, Nelly Kaplan, Aleksandr Karaganov, Arthur Kleiner, John Kobal, Fritz Lang, Henri Langlois, Lily Latté, Jay Leyda, Pierre Lherminier, Anita Loos, Mary Loos, Herbert Luft, Denis Marion, Adolfas Mekas, Jonas Mekas, Ivor Montagu, Liam O'Leary, Flavia Paulon, Vladimir Petrić, Samson Raphaelson, Walter Reisch, Jean Renoir, Hans Richter, Paul Rotha, Marie Seton, Seymour Stern, Denise Vernac, King Vidor, Josef von Sternberg, Erich von Stroheim, Richard Watts, Jr., Fay Wray, and Basil Wright, as well as the British Film Institute and the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures (U.S.).
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Correspondence.
  • Photographs.
  • Programs.
  • Scrapbooks.
Note
  • For a detailed inventory of the contents of the scrapbooks and a list of all correspondents in the separated correspondence, please email theatre@nypl.org.
Access (note)
  • Collection is open to the public. Library policy on photography and photocopying will apply. Advance notice may be required.
Terms of Use (note)
  • The author/creator retains copyright of materials.
Biography (note)
  • Herman G. Weinberg was an American writer, foreign film translator, teacher, and film historian working from the 1920s to the 1980s. Born in New York City on August 6, 1908, he entred the motion picture indutry in 1927 as a musical consultant in the scoring of foreign silent films and then worked as U.S. correspondent for various European film periodicals. He was a theatre manager in Baltimore and New York during the 1930s and 1940s. Weinberg achieved acclaim for his English subtitles for numerous major foreign films, including La Strada, Open City, Paisan, The Bicycle Thief, and Shoeshine. He also wrote articles and film criticism for many periodicals and taught film history at City College in New York City. His books include The Lubitsch Touch, Saint Cinema, The Complete 'Greed', Stroheim: a Pictorial Record, The Complete 'Wedding March', and A Manhattan Odyssey, his autobiography. Weinberg died in New York City on November 7, 1983.
Call Number
*T-Mss 1980-003
OCLC
864035622
Author
Weinberg, Herman G.
Title
Herman G. Weinberg collection, 1929-1983.
Restricted Access
Collection is open to the public. Library policy on photography and photocopying will apply. Advance notice may be required.
Biography
Herman G. Weinberg was an American writer, foreign film translator, teacher, and film historian working from the 1920s to the 1980s. Born in New York City on August 6, 1908, he entred the motion picture indutry in 1927 as a musical consultant in the scoring of foreign silent films and then worked as U.S. correspondent for various European film periodicals. He was a theatre manager in Baltimore and New York during the 1930s and 1940s. Weinberg achieved acclaim for his English subtitles for numerous major foreign films, including La Strada, Open City, Paisan, The Bicycle Thief, and Shoeshine. He also wrote articles and film criticism for many periodicals and taught film history at City College in New York City. His books include The Lubitsch Touch, Saint Cinema, The Complete 'Greed', Stroheim: a Pictorial Record, The Complete 'Wedding March', and A Manhattan Odyssey, his autobiography. Weinberg died in New York City on November 7, 1983.
Terms Of Use
The author/creator retains copyright of materials.
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Research Call Number
*T-Mss 1980-003
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