Tickets for the film are $8/$5 with a Dartmouth ID.ĭiana and Bruce Rauner ’78 (Photo courtesy Diana and Bruce Rauner)įor their part, the Rauners see Dartmouth as the perfect home for the collection. Paganucci Professor of Italian Literature and Language and director of the Leslie Center for the Humanities.
Saturday, May 12, in Loew Auditorium at the Black Family Visual Arts Center, introduced by Graziella Parati, the Paul D.
And in celebration of the gift, the Hopkins Center for the Arts will be screening The Godfather at 4 p.m. Selections from the papers will be on display from April 5 to June 30 in the Berry Main Street lobby of Baker-Berry Library. The papers, which will be housed at Rauner Special Collections Library (named by a gift from the Rauners that created a permanent home for Dartmouth’s special collections), include draft manuscripts, correspondence, and other records from Puzo’s long career as a novelist and screenwriter-even the 1965 Olympia typewriter on which he likely wrote The Godfather. When Diana and Bruce Rauner ’78 offered their collection of The Godfather author Mario Puzo’s papers to Dartmouth Library, the answer was an emphatic yes. It was, ahem, an offer they couldn’t refuse.
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