Harry Cohn, president of Columbia Pictures, accepting the Academy Award for Best Picture for It Happened One Night from Irvin Cobb, author, Los Angeles, 1935
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Leo McCarey holding his Academy Award for Best Director for The Awful Truth, Los Angeles, 1938
Harry Cohn, president of Columbia Pictures, accepting the Academy Award for Best Picture for It Happened One Night from Irvin Cobb, author, Los Angeles, 1935
Irving Thalberg, producer, and Frank Capra, director, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Irving Thalberg, producer, Bette Davis, actress, Frank Capra, director, and Victor McLaglen, actor, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Lionel Barrymore and Clark Gable, actors, with Irvin Cobb, author, and Nathan Levinson, sound engineer, at the seventh Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1935
Irving Thalberg, producer, Bette Davis, actress, Frank Capra, director, and Victor McLaglen, actor, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Irving Thalberg, producer, Bette Davis, actress, Frank Capra, director, and Victor McLaglen, actor, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Lionel Barrymore and Clark Gable, actors, with Irvin Cobb, author, and Nathan Levinson, sound engineer, at the seventh Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1935
Irving Thalberg, producer, and Frank Capra, director, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Irving Thalberg, producer, Bette Davis, actress, Frank Capra, director, and Victor McLaglen, actor, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Harry Cohn, president of Columbia Pictures, accepting the Academy Award for Best Picture for It Happened One Night from Irvin Cobb, author, Los Angeles, 1935
Frank Capra, director, holding his Academy Award for Best Director for It Happened One Night, Los Angeles, 1935
Irving Thalberg, producer, Bette Davis, actress, Frank Capra, director, and Victor McLaglen, actor, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Irving Thalberg, producer, and Frank Capra, director, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Bette Davis, actress, Frank Capra, director, Victor McLaglen, actor, and Irving Thalberg, producer, speaking to another man in the background, at the eighth Academy Awards, Los Angeles, 1936
Frank Capra, director, holding his Academy Award for Best Director for It Happened One Night, Los Angeles, 1935
Leo McCarey holding his Academy Award for Best Director for The Awful Truth, Los Angeles, 1938
Frank Capra, director, holding his Academy Award for Best Director for It Happened One Night, Los Angeles, 1935
L. Brent Bozell and William F. Buckley Jr. at the Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles, 1954
