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## HEADING: HISTORICAL HOLLYWOOD
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131. HOLLYWOOD, THE SILENT YEARS.
132. HOLLYWOOD, THE SILENT YEARS.
133. THAT'S HOLLYWOOD. (1977)
134. THAT'S HOLLYWOOD. (1977)
135. THAT'S HOLLYWOOD. (1977)
136. REMEMBER WHEN? (HBO) (1981)
587, GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY. (1957)
588. HOLLYWOOD: GIFT OF LAUGHTER.
1328. THE STORY OF HOLLYWOOD:
THE GANGSTERS.
FROM 'B' MOVIE TO BLOCKBUSTER.
BUDGETS.
SALARIES.
WAR & PEACE.
THE MOGELS.
A G E N T S .
T. V.
SEX & POLITICS.
1329. HOLLYWOOD CHRONICLES:
SEX IN THE MOVIES. 11/89
IN THE BEGINNING.
THE STUDIO SYSTEM TAKES OVER.
HOW MOVIES ARE MADE.
THE SEARCH OF GODS, GRAILS
and PROPHETS. 12/18/89
HOLLYWOOD'S CHILDREN. 1/3/90
PEN & INK MOVIES- Animation.
PUBLICITY STUNTS & COMING ATTRACTIONS.
THE ROLE OF THE DETECTIVE.
SPECIAL EFFECTS.
WOMEN WITH CLOUT.
STEREOTYPES & MINORITIES. 2/28/90
INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION COMPANIES.
FAMILAR NAMES, UNKNOWN FACES.
C O M I C S . 3/28/90
THE NEWSREELS. 4/6/90
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1330. EARLY HOLLYWOOD:
BRO. CAN YOU SPARE A DIME.
British docu. (1975)
WHEN WE WERE YOUNG. 12/4/89
Child stars reminisce.
FIRST SOUND FILMS. 11/20/89
TIME TO REMEMBER. 12/28/89
Ent. Tonite: Effect of nude scenes
on actors careers. 2/1/90
SHORT: Phil Harris.
Calvin Grondal - Film restoration.
PICTURE PERFECT.
FILM NOIR- You Kill Me.
Sidney Biddle Burrows - Donahue.
RITA HAYWORTH. 2/2/90
BAD GIRLS.
1331. FONDA: THE MAN & HIS MOVIES.
HOLLYWOOD: THE SELZNICK YEARS.
AFI SALUTE TO JACK LEMMON.
BARBARA WALTERS: 50TH SPECIAL.
TAKE TWO: HOW HOLLYWOOD LOOKED AT
THE MORMONS. 7/23/89
PHOTOGRAPHY: Special. 10/15/89
PHILO T. FARNSWORTH. 11/20/89
Tin Can Zylophone.
CHRONICLES, Sex in Movies.
TIME TO REMEMBER- 1930's.
COMEDY IN SEX.
E X E R C I S E . 2/27/90
1332. 50 YEARS OF TELEVISION: A
GOLDEN CELEBRATION 11/26/89
When RCA president David
Sarnoff announced the begin-
ning of regular TV broadcast-
ing at the 1939 World's Fair,
there were only some 300
television sets in the U.S. and
the program pickings were
slim. Today TV sets are noth-
ing if not ubiquitous, and the
programming choices are multitu-
dinous. What we've seen between
them and now is the subject of this
comprehensive documentary.
The program was still in production at
press time, but according to director John
Moffitt, it will consist mostly of clips, intro-
duced by hosts Walter Cronkite, John Lar-
roquette, Carl Reiner, Jane Seymour, and Miss
Piggy and Kermit.
Scheduled highlights: tributes to Lucille
Ball, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Carol Burnett, Sid
Caesar, Bob Hope, Mary Tyler Moore and Ed-
ward R. Murrow, a tongue-
in-cheek salute to crime
dramas, from the original
Dragnet (1952-59) to Cag-
ney & Lacey (1982-88); a
montage of dance, from
Fred Astaire to Michael
Jackson; homage to the in-
novative comedy of The Er-
nie Kovacs Show (1952-56),
Laugh-In (1963-73) and the
Saturday Night Live of the
mid-1970s; musical memories, featuring Bar-
bra Streisand and Julie Andrews; historic mo-
ments as seen in news broadcasts; and re-
flections on how sitcoms grew up, in scenes
from All in the Family (1971-79), Maude (1972-
78) and the ongoing Designing Woman and The
Golden Girls. Also, recollections from Steven
Bochco, George Burns, Dick Clark, Norman
Lear, the Smothers Brothers, Danny Thomas,
Lily Tomlin and Barbara Walters. (2 hrs.)
MARK RUSSELL. 12/20/89
DAY WITH DAN RATHER. 1/8/90
GOING HOLLYWOOD. (BW) (1933)
HOWDY DOODY TIME.
THE BING CROSBY SHOW. w/Jack Benny.
SPECIAL EFFECTS.