Surrealism & Its Popular AccomplicesFranklin Rosemont City Light Books, 1980 - 120 pagina's |
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Pagina 25
... radio between 1920 and 1950 had the virtue of providing a stimulating vehicle , albeit technical , for ex- ercising a listener's imagination . Determined by radio's in- trinsic structure , the listener was " forced " to " see " by ...
... radio between 1920 and 1950 had the virtue of providing a stimulating vehicle , albeit technical , for ex- ercising a listener's imagination . Determined by radio's in- trinsic structure , the listener was " forced " to " see " by ...
Pagina 27
... radio's golden age , children were generally trained rigorously to respect the given institutional author- ities , any representation of the police as weak and ineffec- tive as portrayed in The Shadow may be interpreted as an effective ...
... radio's golden age , children were generally trained rigorously to respect the given institutional author- ities , any representation of the police as weak and ineffec- tive as portrayed in The Shadow may be interpreted as an effective ...
Pagina 32
... radio . For a while there was even " The Mel Blanc Show " ( also known as " The Fix - It Shop " and " Mel Blanc's Fix - It Shop " ) . For years he was a regular on the Jack Benny show ( on radio and later on TV ) ; at first he did only ...
... radio . For a while there was even " The Mel Blanc Show " ( also known as " The Fix - It Shop " and " Mel Blanc's Fix - It Shop " ) . For years he was a regular on the Jack Benny show ( on radio and later on TV ) ; at first he did only ...
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