The adventures of Tom Sawyer : combined cutting & dialogue continuity on The adventures of Tom Sawyer : typescript (mimeo.), 1957 Feb. 24.

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The adventures of Tom Sawyer : combined cutting & dialogue continuity on The adventures of Tom Sawyer : typescript (mimeo.), 1957 Feb. 24.

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Film script, written by John V.A. Weaver, divided by reel and section with numbered scenes and shots. A production of Selznick International Pictures, the film was released in 1938. David O. Selznick produced and Norman Taurog directed. George Cukor and William A. Wellman directed some scenes but were uncredited. Starring Tommy Kelly, May Robson and Walter Brennan.

82 leaves ; 36 cm.

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