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Bart Lytton ((born Bernard Shulman, October 4, 1912 – June 29, 1969)was an American business executive, Democratic Party fundraiser, writer, public relations executive and philanthropist. He was a founder of Lytton Financial Corporation, one of the five largest savings and loans in the United States with $700 million in assets.
Dec 11, 2016 · Bart Lytton (1912-69) was a savings-and-loan magnate, art collector, and founder of both LACMA and a vanity museum. He was the Bad Santa version of George Bailey. Lytton boasted of recognizing that the savings and loan business could be merchandized "like girlie shows."
Bart Lytton, 55, mercurial multimillionaire boss of Los Angeles’ Lytton Financial Corp., has never been noted for modesty. “I am the most successful businessman in…
This interview focuses on Lytton’s friendship with John F. Kennedy, the importance of campaign finances, and the 1960 presidential campaign, among other topics. Date(s) of Materials 8 June 1966
BART LYTTON, 56, FINANCIER, DEAD; Founded $700-Million Coast Savings Agency -- Quit in '68. Share full article. June 30, 1969. Credit... The New York Times Archives.
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Bart Lytton, an ex-Communist who parlayed a savings and loan firm into a $5OO million empire and then lost it, died Sunday of a heart attack at the age of 56. The flamboyant financier who once called himself “the most successful businessman of the decade” was found dead in bed by his wife, Beth.
Bart Lytton was born on 4 October 1912 in Pennsylvania, USA. He was a writer, known for Tomorrow We Live (1942), Bowery to Broadway (1944) and Sing Your Way Home (1945). He died on 29 June 1969 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
