Screenplay for "The victim" (part 1) [manuscript], 1949 September 28.

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Screenplay for "The victim" (part 1) [manuscript], 1949 September 28.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647824566

Faulkner's treatment of the screenplay by Jerome Weidman and Harold Medford is identified as copy #51 and contains 27 additional leaves of alterations. The movie was released as eleased in 1957 as "The damned don't cry."

1 item (147 pus 27 l.) : mimeographed.

University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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