Vintage Hollywood Signed Letters Lot: Norman Taurog, Don Hartman, Fox, Paramount For Sale

Condition: Good vintage condition. Items exhibitstandard mailing folds, minor edge wear, and natural age-toning consistent withmid-century studio ephemera.

Provenance:

Thisexclusive lot originates directly from the personal collection of the lateJerry Wunderlich, an acclaimed Hollywood set decorator known for his work onmajor films, including the 1977 thriller Black Sunday. Preserved since his passing in 1999,these letters provide an authentic, behind-the-scenes look at the professionalrelationships that drove the Golden Age and New Hollywood eras.

Lot Details:

Thissale features six (6) original pieces of studio correspondence addressed toor discussing Hollywood set decorator Jerry Wunderlich:

·Atyped letter signed (TLS) by director and producer Walter Doniger on TwentiethCentury-Fox Television letterhead. Dated January 12, 1967, it praisesWunderlich's exceptional work on the production of "Braddock".

·ATLS featuring a handwritten postscript by pioneering executive, director, andactress Nancy Malone. Written on Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporationletterhead (August 2, 1977), she highlights Wunderlich's contributions to thesuccess of "Five Finger Discount".

·ATLS from Paramount Pictures Head of Production Don Hartman (March 30, 1955),expressing deep gratitude for Wunderlich's help in organizing a successfulwedding event.

·Ahighly desirable TLS by Academy Award-winning director Norman Taurog (Boys Town, Blue Hawaii) onParamount Pictures Corporation letterhead. Dated January 25, 1956, andaddressed to Ed Willis at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the letter serves as a glowingpersonal recommendation for Wunderlich as he transitioned studios.

·Asecond TLS by director Norman Taurog on Paramount letterhead, thankingWunderlich for his property department assistance in throwing a successfulparty for Taurog's daughter.

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