Working Girl (April - July 1990) - Original PR material - Sandra Bullock et al.

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From the files of a journalist, deceased in 1996, who covered Hollywood periodically from 1932 as a foreign correspondent, exclusively from 1945 as Editor of the Hollywood Foreign Bureau of the United Press, and from 1969 as Hollywood correspondent for various periodicals in Europe. The sources of the multiple materials offered here were many and varied -- movie studios, TV networks, production companies, agencies, PR firms, his own photographers and sometimes himself -- and were used to illustrate his articles in the case of the pix and as background data in the case of the textual publicity material.
Having originally been auctioned off one individual piece at a time several years ago, these batches of multiple materials are now offered either as Lots or as lower priced individual items.
The following Lot of Original PR material from the WORKING GIRL (April - July 1990) TV series starring SANDRA BULLOCK, NANA VISITOR, JUDY PRESCOTT, GEORGE NEWBERN, EDYE BYRDE, TOM O’ROURKE, ANTHONY TYLER QUINN with B.J. WARD and DAVID SCHRAMM is described in some detail below:
NOTE: Your friendly anal retentive photographer would like nothing better than to show you each and every item/page, but eBay has limited the number of photographs to 12. By my count, the number of items/pages for this Lot is 20, so by golly, we’ll just have to make do somehow. Regrets, I have a few...
1) One mounted 35mm color transparency of the primary
CAST who are, Clockwise from Left: EDYE BYRDE,
ANTHONY TYLER QUINN, TOM O’ROURKE,
GEORGE NEWBERN, JUDY PRESCOTT, SANDRA
BULLOCK & NANA VISITOR, stamped w/unknown
Copyright 1990 & marked w/layout #3,
dated 89-90;
2) one mounted 35mm color transparency of the primary
CAST who are, Clockwise from Left: NEWBERN,
O’ROURKE, BYRDE, VISITOR & BULLOCK,
dated 89-90;
3) one mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with
NANA VISITOR & TOM O’ROURKE, undated;
4) one mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with
B.J. WARD, SANDRA BULLOCK, DAVID SCHRAMM,
no markings, undated;
5) one mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with
BYRDE, NEWBERN, BULLOCK & O’ROURKE,
no markings, undated;
6) one mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with
WARD, BULLOCK & QUINN,
no markings, undated;
7) one mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with
SANDRA BULLOCK & TOM O’ROURKE,
no markings, undated;
8) one mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with
BYRDE, NEWBERN, BULLOCK & O’ROURKE,
no markings, undated (identical to #5);
9) two 8x10 black-and-white photographs which are, from
Top to Bottom: a) L to R: NANA VISITOR & GEORGE
NEWBERN, and b) L to R: TOM O’ROURKE & NANA
VISITOR, studio logo, copyright & caption printed in
lower borders, both dated 1990;
10) two 8x10 black-and-white photographs which are, from
Top to Bottom: a) L to R: TOM O’ROURKE & EDYE
BYRDE, and b) L to R: GEORGE NEWBERN & EDYE
BYRDE, studio logo, copyright & caption printed in
lower borders, both dated 1990;
11) two identical 8x10 black-and-white photographs which
are, from L to R: JUDY PRESCOTT & ANTHONY
TYLER QUINN, studio logo, copyright & caption printed
in lower borders, both dated 1990;
12) one six-page 20TH CENTURY-FOX News Release re
their PATCHETT/KAUFMAN iteration of the hit movie,
stapled, containing the following:
a) a one-page Fact Sheet;
b) a three-page Production Notes;
c) a two-page Character Bio List.
Pic#1 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of the primary CAST who are, Clockwise from Left: EDYE BYRDE, ANTHONY TYLER QUINN, TOM O’ROURKE, GEORGE NEWBERN, JUDY PRESCOTT, SANDRA BULLOCK and NANA VISITOR, stamped with Copyright 1990 (but I don’t know by whom) and marked with layout number 3, dated 89-90; Pic#2 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of the primary CAST who are, Clockwise from Left: NEWBERN, O’ROURKE, BYRDE, VISITOR and BULLOCK, dated 89-90; Pic#3 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with NANA VISITOR and TOM O’ROURKE, undated; Pic#4 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with B.J. WARD, SANDRA BULLOCK and DAVID SCHRAMM, no markings, undated; Pic#5 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with BYRDE, NEWBERN, BULLOCK and O’ROURKE, no markings, undated; Pic#6 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with WARD, BULLOCK and QUINN, no markings, undated; Pic#7 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with SANDRA BULLOCK and TOM O’ROURKE, no markings, undated; Pic#8 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency of a scene with BYRDE, NEWBERN, BULLOCK and O’ROURKE, no markings, undated (identical to Pic#5); Pic#9 shows the two 8x10 black-and-white photographs which are, from Top to Bottom: a) L to R: NANA VISITOR and GEORGE NEWBERN, and b) L to R: TOM O’ROURKE and NANA VISITOR, studio logos, copyrights and captions printed in the lower borders, both dated 1990; Pic#10 shows the two 8x10 black-and-white photographs which are, from Top to Bottom: a) L to R: TOM O’ROURKE and EDYE BYRDE, and b) L to R: GEORGE NEWBERN and EDYE BYRDE, studio logos, copyrights and captions printed in the lower borders, both dated 1990; Pic#11 shows the two identical 8x10 black-and-white photographs which are, from L to R: JUDY PRESCOTT and ANTHONY TYLER QUINN, studio logos, copyrights and captions printed in the lower borders, both dated 1990; and Pic#12 shows the first page of the stapled six-page 20TH CENTURY-FOX News Release re their PATCHETT/KAUFMAN iteration of the hit movie which contains the following: a) a one-page Fact Sheet, b) a three-page Production Notes, and c) a two-page Character Bio List. Discoloration, if any, is due to oxidation of the paper (and yes, it even happens to photographic paper) from having been tightly pressed up against umpteen newsprint clippings and tearsheets of dubious origin in a manila file folder stuffed in an overloaded file cabinet over a period of some 50+ years.
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