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Phillips, Henry Albert. The feature photoplay.
Springfield. Home Correspondence School, 1921. Pryor, William Clayton and Pryor, Helen Sloman.
Let's go to the movies. N. Y., Harcourt,
Brace & Co., 1939. Pudovkin, V. I. Film technique and film acting.
N. Y.. Lear Pub., 1949. Read, Oliver. Tlie recording and reproduction of
sound. Indianapolis, Sams & Co., 1949. Reyner, John H. Cine-photography for amateurs,
3rd. ed. London, Chapman, 1939. Richardson. F. H. Bluebook of projection. 7th
ed. N. Y.. Quigley, 1943. Rideout, Eric H. The American film. London,
Mitre. 1937.
Rose. A. R. How to direct. London, Focal Press, 1949.
Rose, Jackson J. American ciematographer hand book and reference guide. 7th ed. Los Angeles, American Society of Cinematosraphers, 1950.
Sehary. Dore. Case history of a movie. N. Y., Random House, 1950.
Simon. S. Sylvan. Let's make movies. N. Y., Samuel French. 1940.
Sinclair, A. T. and others. Sound film projection, 3rd ed. London, Newnes. 1950.
Society of Motion Picture Engineers. The technique of motion picture production. N. T., Intersience Pub.. 1944.
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Spencer, D. A. Colour photography in practice. London, Pitman & Greenwood, 1948.
Spottiswoode. Ra.vmond. Basic film techniques. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1948.
Spottiswoode. Raymond. A grammar of the film.
III. BIOGRAPHY
Allister, Ray. Friese-Greene; close-up of an inventor. London, Marsland Pub., 1948.
Arliss, George. My ten years in the studios. Boston Little, Brown & Co.. 1940.
Balron. Michael and others. Twenty years of British film, 1925-1946. London, Falcon Press. 1947.
Bardeche, Maurice and Brasillach. Robert. The history of motion pictures. N. Y., Norton, 1938.
Barry, Iris. U. W. Griffith. American film master.
N. Y., Museum of Modem Art.. 1940. Bowman. W. Dodgson. Charlie Chaplin, his life
and art. N. Y., John Day Co., 1931. Cannom, Robert C. Van Dyke and the mythical
city of Hollywood. Culver City, Murray & Gee,
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Cooke, Allistair. Douglas Fairbanks, the making
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Modern Art, 1940. Crichton, Kyle S. The Marx Brothers. Garden City,
N. Y.. Doubleday, 1950. De Mille, William C. Hollywood saga. N. T.,
Dutton. 1939. Doyle. G. R. Twenty-flve years of films. London.
Mitre Press. 1936. Drinkwater. John. The life and adventure of
Carl Laemmle. N. Y., Putnam, 1931. Fowler. Gene. Father Goose, the story of Mack
Sennett. N. Y., Covici-Friede, 1934. Fowler, Gene. Good night. Sweet Prince: the
life and times of John Barrymore. N. Y., Viking Press. 1944. Fox. Charles Donald. Famous film folks; a gallery of life portraits and biographies. N. Y..
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brief biographies of favorite film folk. N. Y.,
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Doran. 1923. Green. Fitzhugh. The film finds its tongue. N. Y.,
Putnam. 1929. Griffith, D. W., Mrs. (Linda Arvidson). When
the movies were young. N. Y., Dutton, 1925. Hampton. Benjamin B. A history of the movies.
N. Y.. Covici-Friede. 1931. Harmon. Francis S. The command is forward;
selections from addresses on the motion picture
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Berkeley and Los Angeles University of California Press.
Sprungman, Ormal I. Add sound to your movies.
N. Y.. Ziff-Davis. 1948. Sprungman, Ormal I. Editing and titling movies.
N. Y., Ziff-Davis, 1947. Stanislavski, Constantin. An actor prepares.
N. Y., ITieatre Arts, 1942. Strasser, Alex. Amateur movies and how to
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N. Y., Vocational Guidance Manuals, 1949. Turney, Harold. Cartoon production. Hollywood,
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Wood. Leslie. The miracle of the movies. London, Burke Pub. Co., 1947.
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Wright, W. L. Photoplay writing. N. Y., Palk Pub. Co.. 1922.
AND HISTORY
Hart. William S. My life east and west. Boston. Houghton Mifflin, 1929.
Hays, Will H. See and hear; a brief history of motion pictures and the development of sound. N. Y., Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. 1929.
Hughes, Elinor. Famous stars of fllmdom. Boston, L. C. Page & Co.. 1932.
Irwin, Will. The house that shadows built. N. Y., Dovibleday, Doran, 1928.
Jacobs, Lewis. The rise of the American film; a critical history. N. Y., Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1939.
Laing. E. E. Greta Garbo: the story of a specialist. London. Gifford, 1946.
Look. Movielot to beachhead; the motion picture goes to war and prepares for the future. N. Y., Doubleday. Doran & Co.. 1945.
Low. Rachel and Manvell, Roger. The history of the British film, 1896-1906. London, Allen & Unwin, 1948.
Low. Rachel. History of the British film, 19061914. London. Allen & Unwin, 1949.
Lubschez. Ben J. The story of the motion picture, 65 B. C. to 1920 A. D. N. Y., Reeland Pub., 1920.
Martin. Pete. Hollywood without make-up. Phila., Lippincott, 1948.
Menjou, Adolphe and Musselman, M. M. It took nine tailors. N. Y., Whittlesey House, 1948.
Miller, Max. For the sake of shadows. N. Y., Dutton. 1936.
Morris, Lloyd R. Not so long ago. N. Y., Random House, 1949.
Movies at war; reports of War Activities Committee. Motion Picture Industry. 1942-45. N. Y.. 1945.
Noble. Peter. Hollywood scapegoat: the biography of Erich von Stroheim. London. Fortune Press, 1950.
Paine. Albert Bigelow. Life and Lillian Gish. N. Y., Maemillan, 1932.
Parsons, Louella O. The gay illiterate. N. Y., Doubleday, Doran, 1944.
Quigley, Martin, Jr. Magic shadows; the story of the origin of motion pictures. Wash., Georgetown University Press. 1948.
Rambova. Natacha. Rudy: an intimate portrait of Rudolf Valentino, London. Hutchinson, 1926.
Ramsaye, Terry, A million and one nights; a
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