Typed Carbon, untitled and lacking author attribution, 265 pp, Burbank, CA, "revised 6/3/40," housed in plain blue wrappers stamped "Frank Capra Prod. / Warner Bros. Studio / Burbank, Calif" at lower right and with penciled annotations to upper cover ("send to J. Stewart or G. Cooper" (partially erased) and "John Doe / Gary Cooper"), leaves and wrappers with toning, wrappers chipped at edges. Provenance: the Richard Manney Collection. Robert Riskin wrote the screenplay for Capra's classic, based on a story by Richard Connell and Robert Presnell. Meet John Doe is perhaps Capra's darkest films, set against the depression and dramatizing the attempt of a media mogul to co-opt a grassroots movement for his own nefarious purposes. This long, early draft contains much that did not make it into the final film.
Typed Carbon, untitled and lacking author attribution, 265 pp, Burbank, CA, "revised 6/3/40," housed in plain blue wrappers stamped "Frank Capra Prod. / Warner Bros. Studio / Burbank, Calif" at lower right and with penciled annotations to upper cover ("send to J. Stewart or G. Cooper" (partially erased) and "John Doe / Gary Cooper"), leaves and wrappers with toning, wrappers chipped at edges. Provenance: the Richard Manney Collection. Robert Riskin wrote the screenplay for Capra's classic, based on a story by Richard Connell and Robert Presnell. Meet John Doe is perhaps Capra's darkest films, set against the depression and dramatizing the attempt of a media mogul to co-opt a grassroots movement for his own nefarious purposes. This long, early draft contains much that did not make it into the final film.
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