File:Hoffman, M. H. (Maurice Henry).jpg
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English: Between 1910 and 1938, M. H. Hoffman produced films for seven studios. He founded three studios – Tiffany Pictures, Liberty Productions, and Allied Pictures. My father, Ray Culley, was an actor, production manager, and assistant film director for Hoffman from 1931 to 1937. |
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| Source | My father, Ray Culley, Hollywood Years Collection. Culley was an actor, project manager, and second-unit film director in Hollywood in the 1930s. When he died, his collection passed on to me. |
| Author | Studio public relations photos |
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