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By: Davis, John, and Susan Dalton, eds.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Cottage Grove WI, The Arizona Jim Co-Op: 1974
Edition: (No. 12)
Seller ID: 23407
[light external wear, short diagonal crease at bottom corner of front cover, small amount of ink underlining in a couple of articles]. (B&W photographs) Critical/historical film journal. Contents include articles on: "Zane Grey and William S. Hart: The Romantic Western of the 1920s"; "Selected Sound Westerns and Their Novel Sources"; JOHNNY GUITAR (Nicholas Ray); RIO BRAVO (Howard Hawks); "Once Upon a Time in Italy: The Italian Western Beyond Leone&#... View more info
![Image for The Velvet Light Trap (No. 11, Winter 1974): The 50s [cover: James Dean in "Rebel Without a Cause"]](/assets/images/product/10250.jpg "The Velvet Light Trap (No. 11, Winter 1974): The 50s [cover: James Dean in \"Rebel Without a Cause\"]")
By: Davis, John, and Susan Dalton, eds.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Cottage Grove WI, The Arizona Jim Co-Op: 1974
Edition: (issue no. 11)
Seller ID: 10250
[minor soiling to rear cover, light stain at bottom of first few pages]. (B&W photographs) Critical/historical film journal. Contents include articles on: "The Strange Case of the Hollywood Ten"; 3-D films; Fifties gangster films; Don Siegel and BABY FACE NELSON; THE BAND WAGON (Vincente Minnelli); "Nicholas Ray: The Years at RKO" (Part 2); Elia Kazan in the Fifties; three films by Robert Aldrich (KISS ME DEADLY, THE BIG KNIFE, ATTACK!); the film musical... View more info
![Image for The Velvet Light Trap (No. 13, Fall 1974): New Films and Filmmakers [cover: Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown"]](/assets/images/product/10252.jpg "The Velvet Light Trap (No. 13, Fall 1974): New Films and Filmmakers [cover: Jack Nicholson in \"Chinatown\"]")
By: Davis, John, and Susan Dalton, eds.
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Cottage Grove WI, The Arizona Jim Co-Op: 1974
Edition: (issue no. 13)
Seller ID: 10252
[moderate soiling/rubbing to front cover]. (B&W photographs) Critical/historical film journal. Contents include articles on: THE EXORCIST (William Friedkin); A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (Stanley Kubrick); CHINATOWN (Roman Polanski); director Robert Mulligan; the recent films of Blake Edwards; the films of Noel Black; "The Search for Self in the Films of Nicolas Roeg"; the BILLY JACK phenomenon; formalist cinema. ***NOTE that we have many more issues of this title (and o... View more info
