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   Nicholas M. Schenck (14 November 1880, [1] Rybinsk, Russia – 4 March 1969, Florida) was a Russian-American film studio executive and businessman. Biography. Early life. One of seven children, Schenck was born to a Jewish household [2] in Rybinsk, a town on the Volga River in the Yaroslavl Governorate of Tsarist Russia.

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3. artsandculture.google.com › story › two-dutch-housesTwo Dutch Houses: Meet the Schencks - Google Arts & Culture

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   The house of Nicholas Schenck, Senior’s grandfather, Jan Martense Schenck, is also on display in the Museum. Together, these two houses suggest the way one Dutch American family might have...

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   Learn about Nicholas M. Schenck, the leader of Loew's and MGM during the Depression era. He was born in Russia, became a US citizen, and ran a profitable entertainment conglomerate.

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   Who was Nicholas Schenck?

   • Nicholas Wm. Schenck - (son of Wm. Schenck - Canarsie LI born Aug 20 - 1797 - died Brooklyn LI 1832- and Eliza Ann Fanning - Brooklyn LI - Oct 4 1805 -died Dec 21 - 1884 suddenly at about 10 PM - 105 2 nd Place - married in 1824)

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   Where did Nicholas Schenck live?

   • Nicholas Schenck divided his last years between his estates at Sands Point, Long Island, and Miami Beach. The former, which he had purchased in 1942, consisted of a 20-acre (81,000 m 2) property with a main house of 30 rooms, luxuriously appointed. It included a private movie theater and a 200-foot dock.

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   Was Nicholas Schenck married?

   • The former, which he had purchased in 1942, consisted of a 20-acre (81,000 m 2) property with a main house of 30 rooms, luxuriously appointed. It included a private movie theater and a 200-foot dock. Nicholas Schenck's first marriage ended in divorce.

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   Where is Nicholas Schenck buried?

   • Nicholas W. Schenck - only son of William Schenck and Eliza Ann Fanning - (died May 12 1916 - buried in Oakdale Cemetery - Wilmington NC) Born 8 Jan 1830 - Brooklyn New York - North side of Fulton Street - opposite Henry Street- (building replaced by David C. Cooper - brick building)-

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   Joseph and Nicholas Schenck, born in Rybinsk, Russia, became the founders of MGM and United Artists studios. They were influential in the movie industry and had a rivalry that lasted until their deaths.

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   Oct 8, 2022 · Learn about the life and career of Nicholas Schenck, a Harlem Russian-American who rose from a drugstore owner to a powerful leader of MGM. Discover how he built a theater empire, clashed with Louis B. Mayer, and resisted television.

8. www.southbeachmagazine.com › nicholas-schenckNicholas Schenck | People on Miami Beach | South Beach Magazine

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   Jul 19, 2011 · Nicholas Schenck was the head of MGM/Loew's Theatres, one of the most influential film companies in history. He retired to Miami Beach, where he died in 1969, after shaping social attitudes in America through movies.

9. library.uncw.edu › web › collectionsNicholas W. Schenck Diary - University of North Carolina ...

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   Nicholas Schenck born Feb 23 - 176 - married Aletta Ramseur -(only daughter and child of Anthony Ramseur and Jane Burter) - April 20 - 1788 - Aletta was born Brooklyn - Dec 3 - 1768 - died at Canarsie LI - May 6- 1855 (age 87) children-