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The Theatre/Cinema/TV Shelf: "The Mae West Films"
MBR Book Review from The Theatre/Cinema/TV Shelf: In "The Mae West films", each of her twelve movies are critiqued. Informatively enhanced further for the reader's benefit, "The Mae West Films" includes an eight page chapter on 'Mae West Before the Movies', a six page Bibliography, and a four page Index. A 'must' for the remaining legions of Mae West fans, "The Mae West Films" is a high value pick for personal, professional, community, film school, college, and university library Cinematic History collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists. It should be noted that this BearManor Media edition of "The Mae West...
Review from Gary Roen's Bookshelf: Classic TV Icons
MBR review from Gary Roen's Bookshelf: "Classic TV Icons Action & Drama is a great look back at so many great shows and the actors who played in them. Some of the performers are Bill Bixby who was in My Favorite Martian, The Courtship of Eddies Father, The Incredible Hulk, Richard Boone, Medic, Have Gun Will Travel, The Richard Boone Show, Jack Webb, Dragnet, his productions of Adam 12, Emergency, David Janssen, The Fugitive, Harry O, Mike Connors Tightrope, Mannix, are just a few of the actors and shows. For the stars Gross tells about the movies all players have...
"Cries in the the Night" BOOK REVIEW by "The Paradise"
BOOK REVIEW by "The Paradise":https://theparadise.ng/author-writes-about-children-of-the-past-in-hollywood-paradise-post/
APRIL 20th and after, tune for Wes Britton's 2015 chat With Richard Anderson at https://www.artistfirst.com/flashback.htm
APRIL 20th and after, tune in to Wes Britton's 2015 chat with Richard Anderson at https://www.artistfirst.com/flashback.htm:Before his death on August 31, 2017 at the age of 91, actor Richard Anderson had a long distinguished career in Hollywood including playing Oscar Goldman from 1974 to 1978 and beyond on two successful sci-fi bionic series! In 2015, he told us all about his career in his autobiography, *At Last... A Memoir, from the Golden Years of M-G-M and the Six Million Dollar Man to Now* and sat down with Wes Britton to share many of the highlights from his many roles on...
Here's James L. Neibaur's book review of Matthew Hahn's "Animated Universal Classic Monsters"
https://jln4151.wixsite.com/jlneibaur-writer/single-post/book-review-the-animated-universal-classic-monsters