Film Producer Dies at Home
Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a film producer, died Friday night at his home, 1130 San Ysidro Drive, Beverly Hills. He was formerly a producer and executive at MGM. For the past year he headed his own production company, Pan Productions. He was a nephew of Nicholas and Joseph Schenck and cousin of Marvin Schenck, MGM executive. He leaves his widow Patricia and a son, Nicholas Nayfack Jr., 12. Funeral services for Mr. Nayfack will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday in New York City.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California
01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 23
NAYFACK, Nicholas, beloved husband of Patsy, father of Nicholas Nayfack Jr. Services and Interment New York City. Pierce Brothers’ Beverly Hills, directors.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, 01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 65
NICHOLAS NAYFACK
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow at the Frank E. Campbell funeral home, 81st St. and Madison Ave., for Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a veteran Hollywood producer, who died Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif. Nayfack was a native of Brooklyn.
Daily News, New York, New York
02 April 1958, Wednesday, Page 304
Biographical Notes:
Parents of Nicholas were Saul J. Nayfack and Annie Schenck, both natives of Russia. (Annie was Nicholas Schenck's younger sister.)
Nicholas first married a well-known film and stage actress Virginia Reid Sampson (Lynne Carver)--they applied for a license in Yuma, Arizona, on July 18, 1937. They divorced in May of 1942. She second married William J Mullaney.
Nicholas second married Patricia Ann Schmidt on 7 Feb 1946, in California. Patricia was the daughter of Edgar Schermerhorn Schmidt and his wife Charlotte Kreek (later Campbell), who married on June 25, 1919. But the marriage did not last, as they were divorced by 1925.
Nicholas and Patsy had a son, named for his father, born to the couple in 1946, in Los Angeles.
A talented man, Nicholas was a producer at MGM studios for many years, before forming his own production company. He had producing credits on at least 14 different films.
Although widely reported that his cause of death was a heart attack, his death certificate recorded “aspiration of gastric contents with laryngeal obstruction”.
May this accomplished man be honored here, as well as by the films he produced.
~~mjp~~
Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a film producer, died Friday night at his home, 1130 San Ysidro Drive, Beverly Hills. He was formerly a producer and executive at MGM. For the past year he headed his own production company, Pan Productions. He was a nephew of Nicholas and Joseph Schenck and cousin of Marvin Schenck, MGM executive. He leaves his widow Patricia and a son, Nicholas Nayfack Jr., 12. Funeral services for Mr. Nayfack will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday in New York City.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California
01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 23
NAYFACK, Nicholas, beloved husband of Patsy, father of Nicholas Nayfack Jr. Services and Interment New York City. Pierce Brothers’ Beverly Hills, directors.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, 01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 65
NICHOLAS NAYFACK
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow at the Frank E. Campbell funeral home, 81st St. and Madison Ave., for Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a veteran Hollywood producer, who died Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif. Nayfack was a native of Brooklyn.
Daily News, New York, New York
02 April 1958, Wednesday, Page 304
Biographical Notes:
Parents of Nicholas were Saul J. Nayfack and Annie Schenck, both natives of Russia. (Annie was Nicholas Schenck's younger sister.)
Nicholas first married a well-known film and stage actress Virginia Reid Sampson (Lynne Carver)--they applied for a license in Yuma, Arizona, on July 18, 1937. They divorced in May of 1942. She second married William J Mullaney.
Nicholas second married Patricia Ann Schmidt on 7 Feb 1946, in California. Patricia was the daughter of Edgar Schermerhorn Schmidt and his wife Charlotte Kreek (later Campbell), who married on June 25, 1919. But the marriage did not last, as they were divorced by 1925.
Nicholas and Patsy had a son, named for his father, born to the couple in 1946, in Los Angeles.
A talented man, Nicholas was a producer at MGM studios for many years, before forming his own production company. He had producing credits on at least 14 different films.
Although widely reported that his cause of death was a heart attack, his death certificate recorded “aspiration of gastric contents with laryngeal obstruction”.
May this accomplished man be honored here, as well as by the films he produced.
~~mjp~~
Film Producer Dies at Home
Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a film producer, died Friday night at his home, 1130 San Ysidro Drive, Beverly Hills. He was formerly a producer and executive at MGM. For the past year he headed his own production company, Pan Productions. He was a nephew of Nicholas and Joseph Schenck and cousin of Marvin Schenck, MGM executive. He leaves his widow Patricia and a son, Nicholas Nayfack Jr., 12. Funeral services for Mr. Nayfack will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday in New York City.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California
01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 23
NAYFACK, Nicholas, beloved husband of Patsy, father of Nicholas Nayfack Jr. Services and Interment New York City. Pierce Brothers’ Beverly Hills, directors.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, 01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 65
NICHOLAS NAYFACK
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow at the Frank E. Campbell funeral home, 81st St. and Madison Ave., for Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a veteran Hollywood producer, who died Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif. Nayfack was a native of Brooklyn.
Daily News, New York, New York
02 April 1958, Wednesday, Page 304
Biographical Notes:
Parents of Nicholas were Saul J. Nayfack and Annie Schenck, both natives of Russia. (Annie was Nicholas Schenck's younger sister.)
Nicholas first married a well-known film and stage actress Virginia Reid Sampson (Lynne Carver)--they applied for a license in Yuma, Arizona, on July 18, 1937. They divorced in May of 1942. She second married William J Mullaney.
Nicholas second married Patricia Ann Schmidt on 7 Feb 1946, in California. Patricia was the daughter of Edgar Schermerhorn Schmidt and his wife Charlotte Kreek (later Campbell), who married on June 25, 1919. But the marriage did not last, as they were divorced by 1925.
Nicholas and Patsy had a son, named for his father, born to the couple in 1946, in Los Angeles.
A talented man, Nicholas was a producer at MGM studios for many years, before forming his own production company. He had producing credits on at least 14 different films.
Although widely reported that his cause of death was a heart attack, his death certificate recorded “aspiration of gastric contents with laryngeal obstruction”.
May this accomplished man be honored here, as well as by the films he produced.
~~mjp~~
Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a film producer, died Friday night at his home, 1130 San Ysidro Drive, Beverly Hills. He was formerly a producer and executive at MGM. For the past year he headed his own production company, Pan Productions. He was a nephew of Nicholas and Joseph Schenck and cousin of Marvin Schenck, MGM executive. He leaves his widow Patricia and a son, Nicholas Nayfack Jr., 12. Funeral services for Mr. Nayfack will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday in New York City.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California
01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 23
NAYFACK, Nicholas, beloved husband of Patsy, father of Nicholas Nayfack Jr. Services and Interment New York City. Pierce Brothers’ Beverly Hills, directors.
The Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, 01 April 1958, Tuesday, Page 65
NICHOLAS NAYFACK
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 P. M. tomorrow at the Frank E. Campbell funeral home, 81st St. and Madison Ave., for Nicholas Nayfack, 49, a veteran Hollywood producer, who died Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif. Nayfack was a native of Brooklyn.
Daily News, New York, New York
02 April 1958, Wednesday, Page 304
Biographical Notes:
Parents of Nicholas were Saul J. Nayfack and Annie Schenck, both natives of Russia. (Annie was Nicholas Schenck's younger sister.)
Nicholas first married a well-known film and stage actress Virginia Reid Sampson (Lynne Carver)--they applied for a license in Yuma, Arizona, on July 18, 1937. They divorced in May of 1942. She second married William J Mullaney.
Nicholas second married Patricia Ann Schmidt on 7 Feb 1946, in California. Patricia was the daughter of Edgar Schermerhorn Schmidt and his wife Charlotte Kreek (later Campbell), who married on June 25, 1919. But the marriage did not last, as they were divorced by 1925.
Nicholas and Patsy had a son, named for his father, born to the couple in 1946, in Los Angeles.
A talented man, Nicholas was a producer at MGM studios for many years, before forming his own production company. He had producing credits on at least 14 different films.
Although widely reported that his cause of death was a heart attack, his death certificate recorded “aspiration of gastric contents with laryngeal obstruction”.
May this accomplished man be honored here, as well as by the films he produced.
~~mjp~~
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