On Screen Rivals: Cinema and Television in the United States and Britain

Jane C. Stokes

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Introduction PART 1: A CULTURAL BIOGRAPHY OF TELEVISION IN BRITAIN AND THE USA Introduction The Age of Experiment, 1880-1945 The Mature Medium, 1945-Present Day PART 2: THE TECHNOGENESIS OF TELEVISION: CINEMA'S ON SCREEN REPRESENTATION OF ITS RIVAL Introduction Having a Ball in your Hall: Television in the Musical All the Company you Want: Hollywood and the Feminizing of Television Jobs for the Boys: British Cinema, the BBC and Commercial Television Pop and the Box: Youth, Television, Music and Movies in the 1950s and 1960s As Mad as Hell: The Reel World of Television News A Fearful Regard: Television in Horror and Science Fiction Films Seeing the Funny Side: Television as a Figure of Fun in Popular Comedy Films So, What's the Idea of Television? Appendix: Annotated Filmography

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