Selznick To Make "Titanic"

Radio Record, 22 July 1938, Page 27

Selznick To Make "Titanic"

TEATELEECRSLELECEDOLULERERSSEOESE ELE PESEEEE PURSES EEDELCUEEDGLEDERSLOCESETESRERSEDEEREERECIDOSDERED FToeucueaesnurusntanuninnemiuannenaeeeiinitnns {LIKE a bolt from the blue David Selznick is putting aside all other ideas *o rush "’Titanic,"’ based on the greatest maritime disaster of modern times, into production immediately. It is to be David’s next epic (yes, "‘"Gone With the Wind" seems to be temporarily in moth balls) and what drama his writers should get out of this tragedy that claimed 1635 lives on that fatal morning of April 14, 1912! Story after story has been told of the brave men who went to their death, ‘among them ‘John. Jacob Astor, whose wife was expecting her first baby-the Isadore Strauses, who ‘were celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary; Millionaire George D. Widener and others who perished when the floating palace struck an iceberg on its maiden voyage. SUPERS CCA USE OEACSUEULUUE DED LS EEGS CCCUD EE EE ECE TEE DEER ECO ST TERT EGE ODT E EEE DE ERE EET