Sight and sound: books on the film

Articles include: Points of view, a retrospect of 1949 Duncan Crow, Nicholas Davenport, 'Days of reckoning', film distribution and exhibition Frank Enley, 'Film in the making: Seven Days to Noon' John H. Winge, 'Interview with Dryer' Peter Simmons and Harold Leonard, 'Paris-Hollywood' Tyrone Guthrie, 'Second opinion', an argument about whether the films are commercial or cultural product Paul Strand, 'Realism: a personal view' Richard Winnington, 'Critics' forum', Negro films, Homes of the Brave, Pinky, Lost Boundaries, Letter from the Unknown Woman, The Reckless Karel Resize, 'Editing' Jean Queval, 'Film and fine arts' Ernest Lindgren and Rachael Low, books reviews of Theory and Technique of Playwriting by John Howard Lawson, Histoire D'un Art: Le Cinema des Origins A Nos Jours by Georges Sadoul, Nice work by Adrian Brunel Richard Griffith, 'Where are the dollars?', American investment in British film industry Alan Cooke, 'Mount pleasant productions', amateur activities Philip Mackie, 'One for the road', documentary Film societies Michael Clarke, 'Television notes'

Part of the Bill Douglas and Peter Jewell Collection