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Up for consideration is the Vintage Magazine Rob Wagner's Script The Sunshine Mag. of the Gt. S. W. No. 558 Volume XXI11 dated June 8, 1940. (446)
Rob Wagner moved to Santa Barbara from Detroit in 1906. He settled in Los Angeles about 1909. His first scenario for a film, "The Artist's Sons," was produced by Selig Studios in 1911. Between 1915 and 1918 he wrote a series of articles on the film industry for the Saturday Evening Post. Wagner was Charlie Chaplin's publicity man and confidant for many years. He was a director of Will Rogers film shorts. He was founder, editor and publisher of Rob Wagner's Script, a literary magazine for the film community. The magazine was published from 1929 to 1949.
In 1929, he founded Rob Wagner's Beverly Hills Script, which later became simply Rob Wagner's Script. The magazine featured comment and features on film, art and literature. Wagner never paid his writers, but offered many film celebrities a forum for their views. It was often referred to as the West Coast New Yorker. Among Southern California's elite contributing to Script were Chaplin, Sinclair, Will Rogers, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Max Brand Louis L'Amour, Ray Bradbury and artists Stanton McDonald Wright and Leo Politi.
The magazine is in good used condition. It has some wear along the edges, corners and covers. There is There are pictures of either every page, or close to every page (limited to 24 pictures). A quick thumb through found no markings or any other issues inside the book. The staples and pages are still tight with no loose pages. It still has plenty of life left in it. Take a look at the pictures as they are part of the description.
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