DE RAY (Guy-Daniel). Film scriptwriter, publicist [?] Variou - Lot 140

DE RAY (Guy-Daniel). Film scriptwriter, publicist [?] Various documents. 1960s. ? Announcement of the release of his film "Les Russes arrivent... Les Russes arrivent..." in 1966 ? advertising phrases for "Amants et Fils", "Allo l'assassin vous parle", "Quand le Rire était roi"? "Ces Voix du silence qui veulent se faire entendre (Initiation au Musée des Beaux- Arts de Dijon). 6 pp. in-4° and 3 photos ? La France meurtrie n'est pas tiré d'affaire. 13 pp. in-4° [On Yalta, incomplete at the end] ? The sign of the trail. Original script. 6 pp. in-4° on blue paper [incomplete at the end] ? Le Roi de cœur [signed Marie G. DE RAY]. 2 pp. in-4° with corrections [Film review] ? Excerpt from two works, one typescript with corrections, and the other largely manuscript, chapter II entitled "De la documentation écrite et des différents modes de traduction romancée adoptés par la littérature." 22 pp. in-4° ? Pierrot mon ami, based on the novel by Raymond QUENEAU. Synopsis. 25 pp. in-4° [incomplete at the end] ? Villa Bonheur. Family chronicle with five main characters. In-4° of [1], 6, 21 pp. Play or screenplay ? Mots Nocturnes. Handwritten notebook in-8°. 10 pp. only filled, accompanied by 4 pp. on 2 flyleaves. With 3 letters addressed to him: ? CHALAIS (François) (1919-1996), journalist, major reporter, then pioneer film reviewer. Autograph letter signed, Paris, January 6, 1961. 2 pp. in-8° in his cipher. Humorous and ironic letter in which he expresses his wish not to appear in his dictionary. "As for me, I'd be grateful if you didn't mention my name in your dictionary, even if (my letter certainly wouldn't make you jump for joy) it were to say something bad about it. Thank you in advance, and don't blame me too much if your training as an advertising executive has given you an idea of journalism that doesn't match mine"? SANTELLI (Claude) (1923-2001), French director, screenwriter and producer. Typescript letter signed. Paris, January 11, 1961. 2 pp. in-8°. Details his biography and activities as a television director and playwright. ? [Anonymous]. Typescript letter signed (signature illegible), [Laos], February 25, 1956, to "dear Monsieur GUY". 3 pp. in-4°. His correspondent, a police or intelligence official [?], discusses the troubled events in Laos and his work.