- Back issue index of Film History – volumes 1–24 (1987–2012)
Volume 1, Number 1, 1987
‘We Can’t Get Much Spinach’: The Organization and Implementation of the Fleischer Animation Strike, by Harvey Deneroff
Jack London and the Movies, by Robert S. Birchard
A World Across from Broadway: The Shuberts and the Movies, by Kevin Lewis
G.W. Pabst in Hollywood, by Jan-Christopher Horak
‘No Problems. They Liked What They Saw on the Screen’: An Interview with Joseph Ruttenberg, by Richard and Diane Koszarski
Volume 1, Number 2, 1987
The Western, 1909–1914: A Cast of Villains, by Peter Stanfield
Hungry Hearts: A Hollywood Social Problem Film of the 1920s, by Kevin Brownlow
National Film and Video Storage Survey Report and Results, by Stephen Gong
French and British Influences in Porter’s American Fireman, by Martin Sopocy
Commercial Propaganda in the Silent Film: A Case Study of A Mormon Maid, by Richard Alan Nelson
A World Across from Broadway (II): Filmography of the World Film Corporation, 1913–1922, by Kevin Lewis
Volume 1, Number 3, 1987
United States of America vs. Motion Picture Patents Company and others: Brief for the United States
Volume 1, Number 4, 1987
Between Reform and Regulation: The Struggle Over Film Censorship in Progressive America, 1909–1922, by Nancy Rosenbloom
Marriage – The Ideal and the Reel: or, The Cinematic Marriage Manual, by Lisa L. Rudman
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle: An Introduction, by Kay Sloan
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle: The Original Continuity, by Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley
The Production of George Stoney’s Film All My Babies: A Midwife’s Own Story, by Lynne Jackson
Review – Before Hollywood: Turn-of-the-Century Film From American Archives, by Robert S. Birchard
Volume 2, Number 1, 1988
The Armat-Jenkins Dispute and the Museums, by H. Mark Gosser
The Moving Picture World of W. Stephen Bush, by Richard L. Stromgren
The Black Action Film: The End of the Patiently Enduring Black Hero, by Mark A. Reid
Early Home Cinema and the Edison Home Projecting Kinetoscope, by Ben Singer
The Great Northern Film Company: Nordisk Film in the American Motion Picture Market, by Ron Mottram
NR=MC2: Rossellini, Neo-Realism, and Croce, by Tag Gallagher
Volume 2, Number 2, 1988
Life After Divorce: The Corporate Strategy of Paramount Pictures Corporation in the 1950s, by Timothy R. White
Labor Power and Organization in the Early U.S. Motion Picture Industry, by Michael C. Nielsen
Include Me Out: Samuel Goldwyn and Joe Godsol, by Kevin Lewis and Arnold Lewis
Cabiria, an Incomplete Masterpiece: The Quest for the Original 1914 Version, by Paolo Cherchi Usai
From Edendale to E.H. Allen: An Interview with Jack White, by David N. Bruskin
Volume 2, Number 3, 1988
The Making (and Unmaking) of Pull My Daisy, by Blaine Allan
Dollars and Ideology: Will Hays’ Economic Foreign Policy, 1922–1945, by Ian Jarvie
Cel Animation: Mass Production and Marginalization in the Animated Film Industry, by David Callahan
The Key Animation Patents, by Bray-Hurd
Professional Results with Amateur Ease: The Formation of Amateur Filmmaking Aesthetics, 1923–1940, by Patricia R. Zimmermann
In the Morning, by Erich von Stroheim
Volume 2, Number 4, 1988
The Spectre of Joan of Arc: Textual Variations in the Key Prints of Carl Dreyer’s Film, by Tony Pipolo [End Page 490]
Orson Welles, George Schaefer and It’s All True: A ‘Cursed’ Production, by Richard B. Jewell
Iwasaki and the Occupied Screen, by Erik Barnouw
The Development of Cinemascope, by Herbert E. Bragg
The Films of Mabel Normand, by Betty Fussell
Four Tributes: Jean Mitry, Jay Leyda, George Pratt and Jacques Ledoux, by William Gilcher, Elena Pinto Simon, Herbert Reynolds and William K. Everson
Volume 3, Number 1, 1989
The First Moving Picture in Arizona – or Was It? The Tragic Tale of C.L. White’s Marvelous Projectoscope Show in Arizona and New Mexico Territories, 1897–1898, by George C. Hall
The Edison – Biograph Patent Litigation of 1901–1907, by Martin Sopocy
Crossfire and Huac: Surviving the Slings and Arrows of the Committee, by Darryl Fox
Souvenir Postcards and the Development of the Star System, 1912–1914, by Q. David Bowers
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