e studios for NAI's theater operations. As often happens, Edward felt marginalized by his more well-known, and capable, brother. When Sumner "hired Jerry Swedrow to take over Edward's responsibilities" in the family business, Edward became "incensed" and quit NAI. Upon leaving, Edward demanded that he be bou

e studios for NAI's theater operations. As often happens, Edward felt marginalized by his more well- known, and capable, brother. When Sumner "hired Jerry Swedrow to take over Edward's responsibilities" in the family business, Edward became "incensed" and quit NM. Upon leaving, Edward demanded that he be boug