Les Editions de Minuit | Paris 1972 | 14.50 x 19.50 cm | broché
Reference : 46804
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The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television - Burton Paulu - Robert Swezey - Dallas Smythe - Curtis Harrington - Richard Rowland - Herbert Luft - Charles Brackett - Jack Howard - Franklin Fearing - Gerald Pratley
Reference : 83551
(1952)
University of California , The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1952 Book condition, Etat : Bon paperback, editor's brown and cream wrappers illustrated by 3 figures on the left part of the front part grand In-8 1 vol. - 107 pages
1st edition, 1952 Contents, Chapitres : 1. Problems in communication : Burton Paulu : The challenge of the 242 channels, part I - Robert Swezey : Give the television code a chance - Dallas Smythe : What television programming is like - 2. The film abroad : Curtis Harrington : Film Festival at Cannes, 1952 - Richard Rowland : Films from overseas - 3. Two view of a director, Billy Wilder : Herbert Luft : A matter of decadence - Charles Brackett : A matter of humor - 4. Several views of motion picture advertising, letters from readers : There's still no business like it - 5. The experimenting film : Jack Howard : The film gains a dimension - 6. Books and bibliography : Franklin Fearing : A bibliography for the Quarter - Gerald Pratley : Additions to a bibliography of film music on records minor folding track on the bottom right corner of the pages, quite nothing, else, near fine copy, no markings, inside is clean - The Quarterly of Film, Radio and Television - Volume VII - Fall 1952 - Number 1
"15. Brussels, Universal International Pictures, 1947, in-folio album 46 x 32 cm, containing ca. 100 unnumbered leaves, bound in half cloth with marbled boards, title in yellow ink on the front cover. The album contains 40 original photos 175 x 240 mm, documenting the 3 day visit of the French film actress Micheline Presle at the Brussels' Film Festival. It contains further numerous press cuttings on the visit and an even more important section on the film she was coming to present at the Festival '' Le diable au corps'' with Gérard Philippe as the male star ; a movies produced by Claude Autant-Lara after a novel by Raymond Radiguet ( 1903 - 1923). The album contains also some press releases and an invitiation. All the cuttings and photos have been carefully mounted and have printed captions underneath. This unique document was made with great care by Universal Film Brussels and most probably once belonged to their archives. The hugely successfull film was first presented here in Brussels at the famous '' Festival Mondial du Film et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique''. One of the founding fathers of this Festival was P.G. van Hecke , who is also present on one of the photos. (Cinematography ; Belgian Art and Film Festival , Micheline Presle, original photographs ). Magnifique Album relatant la visite au Festival Mondial du Film et des Beaux-Arts de Belgique en 1947 de Micheline Presle pour présenter le film '' Le Diable au corps ''. Avec 40 grande photos originales et maintes extraits des journaux et revues. Très bel album."