PHOTO GALLERY

First look at the famous Dartmouth College campus in Hanover, New Hampshire, where Budd Schulberg graduated in 1936.

Mock movie poster featuring talk by Budd Schulberg's childhood friend, Maurice Rapf, founder of the Dartmouth film studies program.

Sydney Stowe, along with founder Bill Pence, runs "Film at the Hop," the Hopkins Center movie theater, located inside the Hood Museum on the Dartmouth campus.

NUREMBERG restoration producer Sandra Schulberg arrived Nov 18, 2011, in time for a talk she gave to Prof Mark Williams' film students

Saturday, Nov 19, the Dartmouth marching band entered Baker Library to rouse students shortly before the start of the Dartmouth-Princeton football match. Dartmouth won!

Dartmouth's special collections -- including the papers of Budd Schulberg -- are held inside Rauner Library, next door to Baker.

Sandra Schulberg inside Rauner Library. The special collections staff had pulled 3 boxes of Schulberg materials for me to study relating to Budd & Stuart's work on Nuremberg trial.

Nazi memorabilia in the Schulberg collection, Dartmouth College.

Nazi memorabilia in the Schulberg collection, Dartmouth College.

Sandra found Stuart Schulberg's Marine Corps cap in the collection, marked with his initials, S.H. Schulberg.

NUREMBERG: ITS LESSON FOR TODAY [The Schulberg/Waletzky Restoration] screened Saturday evening, Nov 19, 2011, in the Loew Theater at Dartmouth.

Expert projectionist Elaine insured proper 1:33 aspect ratio was used to show NUREMBERG.

Elaine preparing to mount the reels for Loew's two-projector system. No platter is used in this classic cinema.

Audience members filing in to see NUREMBERG, Nov 19, 2011, at Dartmouth. We had a full house, with a few people seated on the floor.

Ilana Kohn Grallert, part of the special collections staff at Rauner Library, brought her son and husband to see NUREMBERG.

Some of the Class of '55, patrons of the event, who came from far and wide for the NUREMBERG screening. Buck & Marta Kuttner in front at right. Class president Jack Doyle and his wife in row behind at left.

Two of the Film at the Hop staff finally got a break after getting the audience members into the theater. They were amazed at the turnout.

My room at the Hanover Inn overlooked the Dartmouth Green. Sorry to leave so soon…