The History of British Film (Volume 3): The History of the British Film 1914 - 1918, Volume 3This set is one of the cornerstones of film scholarship, and one of the most important works on twentieth century British culture. Published between 1948 and 1985, the volumes document all aspects of film making in Britain from its origins in 1896 to 1939. |
Contents
The
Industry | 11 |
The Films | 143 |
Appendix I Technical
Notes | 241 |
Appendix II Early
Synopsis of Ultus and the ThreeButton Mystery | 257 |
Appendix III Part of Script for
Shadows | 269 |
Appendix IV List of Films | 277 |
Bibliography | 308 |
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A. E. Coleby A. V. Bramble actors Alma Taylor American Art of Photo-Play Arthur artistic audience August Bannister Merwin Barker Billy Merson Bioscope British film Broadwest C. M. Hepworth camera cartoons censorship Charles Rock Charles Vane Chrissie White cinema Cinematograph Exhibitors Clarendon comedy Creda December Derwent Douglas Munro dramas early Eliot Stannard Elizabeth Risdon Elsie feature February firm Florence Turner Frank Fred Paul Gaumont George Foley George Pearson Gerald Ames girl Henry Edwards Ibid Ideal interest Ivy Close Jane Gail January July Kellino Kenelm Foss Kinematograph Monthly Film Kinematograph Weekly Larry Trimble later Lionelle Howard London Film Company March Maurice Elvey melodrama novel November October official open market Owen Nares Percy Nash Photo-Play Writing picture play players Produced and adapted Produced and written reels released renters Sally Samuelson scene September shot Sidney Morgan stage Stewart Rome story studio theatres titles trade Ultus Violet Hopson Vivian Walter West Wilfred Noy