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Stephen Bottomore
Introduction
3
Stephen Bottomore
Interview with Mr. T.H. Blair
6
Gerry Turvey
Panoramas, parades and the picturesque: the aesthetics of British actuality films, 1895-1901
9
Richard Brown
War on the home front: the Anglo-Boer War and the growth of rental in Britain. An economic perspective
28
Vanessa Toulmin
An early crime film rediscovered: Mitchell and Kenyon's Arrest of Goudie (1901)
37
John Barnes
Mary Jane's Mishap: An early British film re-examined
54
Jon Burrows
Penny Pleasures: Film exhibition in London during the Nickelodeon era, 1906-1914
60
Joan M. Minguet Batllori
Early Spanish cinema and the problem of modernity
92
Book reviews
108
Stephen Bottomore
Review Jean Desmet and the Early Dutch Film Trade
108
Richard Koszarski
Introduction
115
Arthur Lennig
Myth and fact
117
Richard C. Saylor
Dr. Ellis Paxson Oberholtzer and the early years of the Pennsylvania State Board of Censors (Motion Picture)
142
Ian Christie
The Magic Sword
163
Jon Burrows
Penny Pleasures II
172
John Belton
Introduction
203
World 3-D Expo Egyptian Theater Los Angees, September 2003
205
Rick Mitchell
The tragedy of 3-D cinema
208
Ray Zone
A window on space
216
William Paul
Breaking the Fourth Wall
229
Sheldon Hall
Dial M for Murder
243
Gary Palmer
3-D Filmography
256
John Belton
The curved screen
277
James Labosier
From the Kinetoscope to the Nickelodeon: Motion Picture Presentation and Production in Portland, Oregon from 1894 to 1906
286
Daniel J. Leab
Introduction
331
Robert Mayhew
the Making of Song of Russia
334
Ronald Radosh and Allis Radosh
A Great Historic Mistake
358
Stephen Schwartz
Arthur Miller's Proletariat
378
Harvey Klehr and John Earl Haynes
On the Waterfront without a clue
393
John Earl Haynes
A Bibliography of Communism, Film, Radio and Television
396
Arthur Eckstein
The Hollywood Ten in history and memory
424
Paul Lesch
Film and politics in Luxembourg
437