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Filmograph - Vol. I, No. 4 (1970) [cover: Lois Wilson]

By: Summers, Murray, ed.

Price: $15.00

Publisher: Alexandria VA, Murray Summers: 1970

Seller ID: 18611

ISBN: NO

Binding: Journal

Condition: Near Fine

[nice clean copy, very slight wear along spine]. (B&W photographs) Privately-published journal, issued quarterly from 1970-1976, featuring short articles on various aspects of American film history. This issue includes: a interview with silent film actress Lois Wilson; an article about the brief and not-that-glorious film career of TV host Merv Griffin; an article in which Herman G. Weinberg speculates (wildly) that the plot of Ernst Lubitsch's 1924 film THREE WOMEN might have been inspired by the William Desmond Taylor murder; brief biographies of three B-Western comedians (Max Terhune, Geo...
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Photoplay [magazine] (October 1935) [cover: Joan Crawford]

By: Waterbury, Ruth, ed.

Price: $50.00

Publisher: New York City, Macfadden Publications: 1935

Seller ID: 10830

ISBN: NO

Binding: Periodical

Condition: Very Good+

[nice copy, minor edgewear, one small tear at right edge of front cover, some traces of erased writing in the P and H of the title; printed label announcing "In this issue: a farewell to Will Rogers" affixed to front cover, but not obscuring either the cover portrait or the magazine's title]. (B&W photographs) Feature articles include: two-page (mostly pictorial) "Tribute to a Great Man" (Will Rogers); "CURLY TOP [Shirley Temple film] Sets the Fashion for Little Girls"; "What Love Has Done for Chaplin"; "Why Male Stars Marry Plain Girls"; articles on Wa...
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Cinema [magazine] (Summer 1968) [cover: Susan St. James]

By: {Baldwin, James} (Nagata, Grace, ed.)

Price: $40.00

Publisher: Beverly Hills CA, Spectator International: 1968

Seller ID: 26296

Binding: Magazine

Condition: Very Good+

[modest edgewear to covers, slightly bumped at top right corner] (B&W photographs) Contents include: an interview, entitled "I Can't blow this gig," with author James Baldwin, who was then engaged in trying to write the screenplay for a biopic of Malcolm X (whether Baldwin blew it or not, the gig was abandoned--or rather, deferred, as when MALCOLM X finally did make it to the screen in 1992, its producer was Marvin Worth, the same producer that Baldwin was working with in 1968); an interview with executive Kenneth Hyman, then head of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts (who, when referencing various youn...
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Cinema [magazine] (Spring 1971) [with special John Ford section]

By: {Ford, John} (Schrader, Paul, ed.)

Price: $25.00

Publisher: Beverly Hills CA, Spectator International: 1971

Seller ID: 22650

ISBN: NO

Binding: Periodical

Condition: Near Fine

[nice clean copy, very slight bumping at spine ends, minor wear along spine]. (B&W photographs) The cover feature is "John Ford; a monograph by Lindsay Anderson" (originally written in 1955 but here published for the first time; later revised, in book form, as "About John Ford"). Also in this issue: an article on THE RISE OF LOUIS XIV (Roberto Rossellini); "The Electric Film-Maker" (re new forms of television exhibition); a short interview with, and several reminiscences of, Kenji Mizoguchi; an analysis of the films of Robert Bresson; "Slut Bitch Virgin Mother--Th...
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Scenario: The Magazine of Screenwriting Art (Fall 1998) [special Sam Fuller tribute issue]

By: {Fuller, Samuel} Nocenti, Annie, ed.

Price: $40.00

Publisher: New York, RC Publications Inc.: 1998

Seller ID: 10085

ISBN: NO

Binding: Periodical

Condition: Near Fine

[nice clean fresh copy, with just a few traces of handling wear here and there]. About half of this issue is devoted to Fuller. In addition to the screenplays for PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET and SHOCK CORRIDOR (both published for the first time), there is a keynote essay on the writer/director by J. Hoberman, excerpts from various interviews with Fuller, and, most fabulously, reproductions of pages from his war journals, which contain numerous cartoons which are just as punchy and his films, and just as vivid as he was in real life. Essential for the Fuller fan, and a terrific companion piece to h...
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Film Quarterly (Spring 1963) [cover: lobby of the Fox Theatre, San Francisco]

By: {Kael, Pauline} Callenbach, Ernest, ed.

Price: $25.00

Publisher: Berkeley, University of California Press: 1963

Seller ID: 22758

ISBN: NO

Binding: Periodical

Condition: Very Good+

[nice clean copy, minor rubbing/scuffing to rear cover, a little wear at extremities]. (B&W photographs) Founded in 1946 as "Hollywood Quarterly," this was one of the best "serious" film journal of its day, and one of its greatest pleasures was encountering the early film criticism of Pauline Kael, preceding her legendary stint at The New Yorker, which commenced in 1968. This issue, in addition to Kael's review of Peter Ustinov's BILLY BUDD (which she generally praises, but also typically uses to get in a shot at Lewis Milestone's "slovenly, incoherent" MUTINY ON THE ...
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Category: Cinema: Periodicals

Filmograph - Vol. I, No. 4 (1970) [cover: Lois Wilson]

Photoplay [magazine] (October 1935) [cover: Joan Crawford]

Cinema [magazine] (Summer 1968) [cover: Susan St. James]

Cinema [magazine] (Spring 1971) [with special John Ford section]

Scenario: The Magazine of Screenwriting Art (Fall 1998) [special Sam Fuller tribute issue]

Film Quarterly (Spring 1963) [cover: lobby of the Fox Theatre, San Francisco]