The Reader's Digest, Volumen32DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1938 |
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... picture he was soon to achieve fame as the greatest director in the world . More than that- because of this picture the whole course of the en- tertainment world was changed . For with it , the modern motion picture was born . The Birth ...
... picture he was soon to achieve fame as the greatest director in the world . More than that- because of this picture the whole course of the en- tertainment world was changed . For with it , the modern motion picture was born . The Birth ...
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... picture . This resulted in the largest sum any author ever re- ceived for a motion - picture story . Producing the picture was an unending struggle for money . Long before it was finished , the mem- bers of the company went without ...
... picture . This resulted in the largest sum any author ever re- ceived for a motion - picture story . Producing the picture was an unending struggle for money . Long before it was finished , the mem- bers of the company went without ...
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... picture magazine . Look was con- vinced that the pictures should be chosen because they were in them- 59 selves interesting , not because they happened last week . Look is called sensational because it presents the most striking pic ...
... picture magazine . Look was con- vinced that the pictures should be chosen because they were in them- 59 selves interesting , not because they happened last week . Look is called sensational because it presents the most striking pic ...
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