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" Hollywood quarterly : "
edited by Eric Smoodin and Ann Martinches
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688409
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b510598
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Hollywood quarterly : : film culture in postwar America, 1945-1957 /\ edited by Eric Smoodin and Ann Martinches
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| Publication Statement
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Berkeley, California :: University of California Press,, [2002]
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, ©2002
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1 online resource (xxiii, 394 pages) :: illustrations
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0520936329
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: 1417525444
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: 9780520936324
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: 9781417525447
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0520232739
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0520232747
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9780520232730
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9780520232747
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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| Contents
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Introduction : The Hollywood Quarterly, 1945-1957 / Eric Smoodin -- Part 1. The Avant-Garde -- Experimental Cinema in America, Part One : 1921-1941 / Lewis Jacobs -- Experimental Cinema in America, Part Two : The Postwar Revival / Lewis Jacobs -- The Avant-Garde Film Seen from Within / Hans Richter -- Cinema 16 : A Showcase for the Nonfiction Film / Amos Vogel -- Part 2. Animation -- Animation Learns a New Language / John Hubley and Zachary Schwartz -- Music and the Animated Cartoon / Chuck Jones -- Notes on Animated Sound / Norman McLaren -- Mr. Magoo as Public Dream / Milton J. Rosenberg -- Part 3. Documentary -- Postwar Patterns / John Grierson -- The Documentary and Hollywood / Philip Dunne -- Time Flickers Out : Notes on the Passing of the March of Time / Raymond Fielding -- Part 4. Radio -- The Case of David Smith : A Script, with Commentary by Sam Moore, Franklin Fearing, and Cal Kuhl / Abraham Polonsky -- Radio's Attraction for Housewives / Ruth Palter -- A New Kind of Diplomacy / Gene King -- Part 5. Practice -- A Costume Problem : From Shot to Stage to Screen / Edith Head -- Performance under Pressure / Alexander Knox -- Designing The Heiress / Harry Horner -- The Limitations of Television / Rudy Bretz -- Part 6. Television -- Hollywood in the Television Age / Samuel Goldwyn -- You and Television / Lyman Bryson and Edward R. Murrow -- Children's Television Habits and Preferences / May V. Seagoe -- How to Look at Television / T.W. Adorno -- Part 7. The Hollywood Picture -- Why Wait for Posterity? / Iris Barry -- Hollywood : Illusion and Reality / John Howard Lawson -- Negro Stereotypes on the Screen / Leon H. Hardwick -- Today's Hero : A Review / John Houseman -- An Exhibitor Begs for "B's" / Arthur L. Mayer -- A Word of Caution for the Intelligent Consumer of Motion Pictures / Franklin Fearing -- There's Really No Business Like Show Business / Jay E. Gordon -- There's Still No Business Like It / Jean Hersholt [and others] -- Hollywood's Foreign Correspondents / Harva Kaaren Sprager -- Part 8. Scenes from Abroad -- Advanced Training for Film Workers : Russia / Jay Leyda -- Advanced Training for Film Workers : France / Charles Boyer -- The Global Film / Vsevolod Pudovkin -- The Postwar French Cinema / Georges Sadoul -- When in Rome ... / Hugh Gray -- Part 9. Notes and Communications -- J'Accuse / Pierre Descaves -- Je Confirme / Robert Joseph -- The Cinémathèque Française / Henri Langlois -- Jean Vigo / Siegfried Kracauer -- Two Views of a Director-- Billy Wilder / Herbert G. Luft and Charles Brackett -- Dialogue between the Moviegoing Public and a Witness for Jean Cocteau / Raymond Jean
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Motion pictures-- United States
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| Dewey Classification
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791.43/0973/09044
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PN1993.5.U6H5917 2002eb
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Martin, Ann,1940-
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Smoodin, Eric Loren
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