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I've changed the birth name of the article subject from "Thomas Wright Thornburg King" to "Wright Thornburgh King" (note final "h" in middle name). Citations for this change include the US 1930 and 1940 Federal Census, both of which have him as "Wright T. King", his 1942 Draft Card registration, on which he himself put his name down as "Wright Thornburgh King", and his 2018 obituary in the Hollywood Reporter. The first name "Thomas" so far as I can tell derives solely from a profile written on the Find-A-Grave website, which has since been picked up verbatim by other internet sites. Saratoga Sam (talk) 14:58, 27 September 2021 (UTC)[reply]