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“The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing is a "fable" written by Frank Eisenberg about a Corporal who met a beautiful girl standing on the corner crying. He asked why she was crying. She said because she was lonely and lost, had her father's car and didn't…

"The K. P. and the Top Sergeant," is a "fable," by Frank Eisenberg and tells the story of a Private who wants to be put on K. P. duty so that he doesn't forget his mother.

This is a postcard of a French railway station with a sketch of the American Red Cross that "your brother" took tea, wrote, and read.

A newspaper clipping from the New York motion picture trade newspaper, 'Greater Amusements.'

In 1938 Kroger Babb created a nationwide sensation with the release of the film, "Dust to Dust". The film was one in a series of exploitation films…

A Photo of a Postcard from the Jewish Welfare Board of the S.S. De Kalb, which says underneath it "Greetings from the Jewish Welfare Board to Soldiers and Sailors of the U.S. Army and Navy."

Letter from the Director of Publicity at Walter Wanger Productions to Frank Eisenberg.

This is a letter from the Director of Publicity at Walter Wanger Productions to Frank Eishenberg in response to his letter of suggestion for guided studio…

Sample pages from a Finkelstein and Ruben Movie Magazine publication that contains advertisements, movie industry articles, and theater schedules.

The Movie Magazine is a phenomenon that rose in popularity in the 1920s and evolved to become a…

From 1939 to 1944, Art Eisenberg earned twenty-one Boy Scouts of America certificates.