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The Fifties: Film & TV
This page lists some additional specialized resources for finding information dealing with film and television. |
Background Sources
Articles
Finding Films & TV Shows
The UW Libraries Media Center, located in Odegaard Undergraduate Library, has more than 2000 feature films. These videos/dvds can be checked out for 3 days.
- All Feature Films on VHS
List of all feature films on video in the Media Center. Also see All Feature Films on DVD. If you know the title of a film, search the UW Libraries Catalog to see if we own a copy.
- TV on DVD
Partial list of tv series on DVD available in the Media Center. Mostly recent series such as Sex and the City. If you know the title of a series, search the UW Libraries Catalog to see if we own a copy.
- Scarecrow Video
Largest rental collection of videos. Includes many classic movies. The website includes a searchable database of rental videos/dvds.
Finding Reviews
- Film Review Index - Suzzallo Reference, Odegaard Reference Z5784.M9 F513 1986
Citations to film reviews published in popular journals and film industry trade newspapers during the years 1882-1985.
- Index to motion pictures reviewed by Variety, 1907-1980 - Suzzallo Reference PN1995 .A39 1982
Index to the magazine.
- The New York times film reviews, 1913-1968 - Suzzallo Reference PN1995 .N48
Multi-volume set of copies of New York Times reviews.
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Reader's Guide Retrospective
Citations to film reviews in American magazines from 1890 to 1980.
- Retrospective Index to Film Periodicals, 1930-1971 - Suzzallo Reference Z5784 M9 B39
Magazines for Browsing
We have a number of fan magazine and film-related magazines available in microfilm in the Newspaper Microform Collections on the ground floor of Suzzallo.
- Motion Picture Daily, 1930-1970
Microform & Newspapers - A10029
- Motion Picture Herald, 1950-1954
Microform & Newspapers - A9831
- Photoplay, 1916-1978
Microform & Newspapers - A9815 and A9816
- Variety, 1905-2004
Microform & Newspapers - A5040
Other
Image: Film posters.
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28 January 2006
Theresa Mudrock
- mudrock@u.washington.edu