Warner Bros. Gift to Smithsonian
2:43 PM PST 3/8/2013 by THR Staff
In a special donation ceremony, Warner Bros. chairman, Barry Meyer, presented more than 30 Hollywood movie artifacts to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. Props and costumes from 13 Warner Bros. releases represent significant performances and films that have been influential in American life.
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