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By the end of 1927, he was head of Paramount ’ s scenario department, and film author and historian Pauline Kael writes that " in January, 1928, there was a newspaper item reporting that he was in New York ' lining up a new set of newspaper feature writers and playwrights to bring to Hollywood ,' and that ' most of the newer writers on Paramount ’ s staff who contributed the most successful stories of the past year ' were selected by ' Mank.
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