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Bibliographic Annual in Speech Communication, 1975;
TITLE
An Annual Volume Devoted to Maintaining a Record of
Graduate work in Speech Communication, Providing*
Abstracts of Doctoral Dissertations, and Making
Available Subject Area Bibliographies.
Speech Communication Association, Falls Church,
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ABSTRACT
The contents of this volume are "Studies in Mass
Communication: A Selected Bibliography, 1974" by Kenneth J. Ksobiech;
"Behavioral Studies in Communication, 1974: A Selected Bibliography"
by Dennis C. Alexander; "A Selected Bibliography of Rhetorical
Studies, 1974" by Michael C. Leff; "A Selected Bibliography of Public
Address, 1974" by Harold Nixon and Stephen Cooper; "Bibliogrpahy of
Studies in Oral Interpretation, 1974" by James A, Carlsen; "A
Bibliography of Theatrical Craftsmanship, 1974" by Christian Moe and
Eelin Stewart-Harrison; "Abstracts of Doctoral Dissertations in the
Field of Speech Communication, 1974" by Cal M. Logue; and "Graduate
Theses and Dissertations in Speech Communication, 1974." (MKM)
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EDITOR'S NOTE
This volume is the sixth consecutively published Bibliographic Annual in
our continued attempt to in-
Speech Communication. Hopefully, it reflects
crease the scope of the Annual so as to render it directly relevant to the
interests of most teachers and scholars in the field of speech communication.
Since the information we report reflects a considerable diversity of special-
ized interests, we have attempted to render the material more easily accessible to
students and
publishing
teachers
our
by
bibliographies
subject-oriented
separately as well as part of the total Annual collection. Now, individuals in-
terested in only one of the six subject areas covered by the Annual may order,
at a greatly reduced price, the single 'bibliography reflecting that primary in-
terest. Certainly libraries and scholars will continue to profit from ordering the
entire volume, but we hope our selective ordering format will encourage in-
creased use of reported information by students and teachers with specialized
interests.
.,
To develop an annual bibliography covering a field as broad and diverse
as speech communication is an inherently frustrating task. The span of publi-
cations relevant to the special subject areas falling under the general rubric of
"speech communication" is immense and ever-expanding. Information reported
in these publications clearly supports the contention that we are enveloped in
an information explosion with ...., historical counterpart. Expansion and change,
in the taxonomies of various subject areas, the research methodologies employed,
and in the priorities emphasized, are characteristics of the field of speech com-
munication today. It is therefore inevitable that some will perceive aspects of
this volume or some of its components as superficial, inadequate, or at the
very least arbitrary. We confess, at points, to all three charges and lament the
absence of apparent viable alternatives. .
The compilation of this volume has been made a pleasant and stimulating
experience because of the excellent, prompt, contributions to each of the Associ-
ate Editors and the indispensable technical assistance of Mrs. Carolyn Bastian
of Standard Printing Company.
PATRICK C. KENNICOTT
Washington, D.C.
June 20, 1975
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC ANNUAL
IN SPEECH COMMUNICATION
Published by the SPEECH COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION
VOLUME VI
1975
Table of Conil:s
Studies in Mass Communication:
A Selected Bibiography, 1974
1
KENNETH J. KSOBIECH
Behavioral Studies in Communication,
1974: A Selected Bibiography
27
DENNIS C. ALEXANDER
.-A Selected Bibliography of
Rhetorical Studies, 1974
45
MICHAEL C. LEFF
A Selected Bibliography of
Public Address, 1974
61
HAROLD MIXON AND STEPHEN COOPER
Bibliography of Studies in Oral
Interpretation, 1974
75
JAMES W. CARLSEN
A Bibliography of Theatrical
Craftsmanship, 1974
81
CHRISTIAN MOE and EELIN STEWART-HARRISON
Abstracts of Doctoral Dissertations in the Field of
Speech Communication, 1974
109
CAL M. LOGUE
Ind
Graduate Theses and Dissertations in the Field of
Speech Communication, 1974
197
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC ANNUAL
IN SPEECH COMMUNICATION
VOLUME VI
1975 ANNUAL
STUDIES IN MASS COMMUNICATION:
A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1974
Kenneth J. Ksobiech
Indiana UniversityBloomington
This is the third annual compilation of Studies in Mass Communication;
the. procedure for the present bibliography is identical to that utilized previ-
ously.
A useful bibliography in mass communication is difficult to prepare because
of the diversity of its intended audience. The present bibliography attempts to
reach researchers/scholars in mass communication whether they be in radio-
television, journalism, speech, or mass communication departments.
The author relied on commonly accepted scholarly mass communications
journals for all of the articles cited in the present bibliography and the bulk of
the books. Other books were cited because of appearance in various monthly
compilations of published books, popular press reviews or publisher promo-
tional material. Unless otherwise indicated, each item cited was published
during the calendar year, 1974.
There was no attempt to cover unpublished materials, speeches, pamphlets,
newspapers or government publications. Dissertations and theses are covered in
another section of the Annual.
For those interested in keeping abreast of new mass media book:, a com-
mon reference source is Moss Media Booknotes, a monthly compilation available
front Christopher H. Sterling, Department of Radio-Television-Film. Temple
University, Philadelphia, PA 19122.
For those interested in keeping abreast of mass communication articles,
each journal which commonly carries such research must be examined. Addi-
tionally, some current research and popular press articles are cited in annotated
bibliographies in each issue of Journalism Quarterly, Gazette, and the Journal
of Marketing. Obviously, common indices--for example, Psychological Abstracts
and the Business Periodicals Indexare reference sources for other articles
concerning the mass media.
In addition to last year's Annual, persons interested in earlier research on
the mass media might wish to examine some of the following bibliographies:
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broadcasting: A bibliography.
Albert.
Photographic
literature:
Boni,
Washington,
1960-
1970. Hastingson-Hudson, N.Y.:' Morgan and
D.C.: APBE, 1971.
Morgan, 1972.
McCoy, Ralph. Freedom of the press: An anno-
Blum, Eleanor. Bask books in the mass media:
bibliography. Southern
Carbondale:
tated
An annotated, selected booklist covering gen- Illinois U. Press, 1968.
Price, Warren C., and Calder M. Pickett. An
eral communications, book publishing, broad-
annotated journalism bibliography,
magazines, newspapers, adver-
film,
casting,
1958.68.
tising. indexes and scholarly and professional
Minneapolis: U. of Minnesota Press, 1970.
RafiZadeh, Hassan. International mass com-
periodicals, Urbana: U. of Illinois Press> 1972.
Danielson, Wayne A., and 0. C. Wilhoit, Jr.
munications: Computerized annotated bibli-
A computerized bibliography of mass corn-
ography. Carbondale; The Honorary Re la
intinicadon
Magazine Pub- tion-Zone, Southern Illinois U., 1972.
research.
N.Y.:
Schact, J. H. A bibliography for the study of
lishers Association, 1967.
Hansen. Donald A., and J. Herschel Parsons.
magazines. Urbana: Institute of Communica-
Mass Communication: A research
bibliog-
tions Research, 1972.
Sparks, Kenneth R. A bibliography of doctoral
raphy. Santa Barbara, CA Glendessttry Press,
dissertations in television and radio. Syracuse:
1965.
Lit h«'. Lawrence W. World and international
School of Journalism, 1971.
JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS
The citations for the present bibliography were obtained from articles pub-
lished or cited in annotated bibliographies in the following journals:
The Journal of Communication
Advertising Quarterly
JC
AQ
Journal of Marketing
JMKtg
AV Communication Review
AVCR
Journal of Marketing Research
CJR
Columbia Journalism Review JMR
Journalism Monographs
JM
E111:
EBU Review
FCBJ
N
Journalism Quarterly
Pede..al Communications Bar
The Public Opinion Quarterly
Journal
POQ
rc
PTR
Film Culture
Public Telecommunications Review
Quarterly Journal of Speech
The Film Journal
1,1
.Q.JS
PI
Screen: The Journal of the Society
Film Quarterly
Screen
6
for Education in Film attd
Gazette: International Journal for
Television
Mass Communications Studies
Journal of Advertising
Speech Monographs
JA
SM
Journal of Advertising Research
Television Quarterly
JAR TVQ
Journal of Broadcasting
Vital Sheeches of the Day
JB
VS
Issues 5 and 6 unavailable for inclusion
14sue 3 unavailable for inclusion
I. BOOKS
The English language mass communication-oriented books are categorized
as follows:
A. BROADCASTING. Includes historical and contemporary issues in commer-
cial, public and instructional broadcasting both domestic and interna-
tional. p. 3.
B. FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY. Includes such things as history, aesthetics, pro-
duction, criticism, biographies. p. 5.
C. JOURNALISM AND PRESS. Includes electronic and print journalism; photo-
journalism; and other areas such as journalism history and the under-
ground press. p. 7.
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D. CABLE TELEVISION AND NEW TECHNOLOGY. Includes CATV; satellites;
and alternate media. p. 9.
E. MEDIA AND Socurry. Includes such things as readers in mass communica-
tion; mass and popular culture; public opinion; obscenity and pornogra-
phy, etc. p. II).
F. COMMUNICATIONS LAW AND PUBLIC POLICY. Includes communication regu-
latiou, freedom of speech, and public policy regarding mass media in
both the United States al..d other nations. p. 10.
G. lt.i,:.sF.Aacit. Includes books on communication theory, methodology and
summaries-of the literature in various areas. p. 11.
H. ADVERTISING. Includes material relevant to the creation, production, anti
evaluation of marketingadvertising materials. p. 11.
bibliographies,
dictionaries,
Includes
I. RITERENCE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY.
guides, handbooks, etc. p. 12.
J.
Miscrt.t..ANEous. Includes anything which was not appropriate in any of
the other categories. p. 13.
I. BOOKS
EBU-25 Years. Geneva: European Broadcast
A. BROADCASTING
ing Union.
Arbitron Replication: A study of the reliabil
Edmondson, Madeline and David Rounds. The
ity of broadcast ratings. New York: American
soaps. New York: Stein and Day.
Research Bureau.
Elicits, J. Harold. Models of religious broad-
Bogue, Donald J. The radio audience for classi-
casting. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans.
cal music: The case of station NYEFM. Chi-
Evidence to the Committee on the Future of
cago. Chicago: U of Chicago Community and
Broadcasting. London: IBA.
Family Study Center, Communication Labora
The future
of London:
Eyre
broadcasting.
tory, 1973.
Metliven.
Burstein, Herntan. Questions and answers about
Gerroid. David. The world of Star Trek. New
him w cording. Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Tab
York: Ballantine.
Rooks.
nine. New
Government
notebook
television:
Canadian ownership hi broadcasting: a report
York: Network .Project Columbia U.
on the foreign divestiture
process. Ott:twa:
Hayter, C. G. Using broadcasts in schools: a
Canadian RodioTelevisinn Commission.
study and evaluation. London: BBC.
Douglass and Stephen Strickland. TV
Cater,
Head, Sydney W. (ed.). Broadcasting in Africa:
violence and the child:
the evolution and
a continental survey of radio and teleidsion,
fate of the Surgeon General's Report. New
Philadelphia: Temple U Press.
York: Russell Sage Foundation/Basic Books.
Hilliard, Robert
L. Radio broadcasting:
an
Caveit. Dick and Gliristopirr Porterfield. Cavett.
introduction to the sound medium. New York:
New York: Harcourt Brace Jrmovich.
Hastings House.
chiidrai as viewers and listeners: a study by
Hoffer, Jay. Radio production techniques. Blue
the BBC for
advisory council.
general
its
Ridge Summit, PA: Tab Books.
London: BBC Publications.
Durrell, Ron. Van Nosirand Reinhold manual
Delfiner. Henry. Vienna broadcasts to Slovakia:
of television graphics. New York: Van Nos-
1938-1939, a case study in subversion. New
trend Reinhold.
York: Columbia U Press.
ITV: Guide to
independent
television
1974.
Draper, Benjamin (ed.). Pacific nations broadcast-
London: 111A
IL San
Industry
ing
Francisco:
Tiroadcatt
Conference, San Francisco State U.
Katzman, Natan. One week of public radio:
-
Dunn, Gwen. Television and the
December 9-16, 1973. Washington, D.C. : Cop
pre-school
child. London: IRA,
poration for Public Broadcasting.
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Kaiiman, Natan. The audience
of KQED's
Poindexter, Ray. Arkansas airwaves. Jackson -
vine, AR: KGMR-FM.
"Newsroom." Washington, D.C.: Corporation
for Public Broadcasting, Office of Communi
Polsky, Richard NI. Getting to Sesame Street:
cation Research.
origins col the children's television workshop.
Palo Alto: Aspen Program on Communica-
Kaye, Evelyn. The family guide to children's
tions and Society.
television. New York: Pantheon Books.
Post, Steve. Playing in the FM band: a per.
LaGuardia, Robert. The wonderful world of
l account of free radio. New York: Viking
TV soap operas. New York: Ballantine Books.
Press.
Lee, S. Young and Ronald J. Pedone. Status
Radio news: a primer for the smaller station.
report on public broadcasting 1973. Washing-
Washington, D.C.
National of
Association
ton, D.C.: Corporation for Public Broadcast-
Broadcasters.
ing.
Report of the Committee on Broadcasting Coy.
Children
television:
and
Cera ld
Lesser,
S.
crage. London: HMSO Cmnd. Paper 5774.
lessons from Sesame Street. New York: Ran-
A resource for the active community. Ottawa:
dom 1- Louse.
Canadian Radio-Television Commission.
Liclity. Lawrence W. and Malachi Topping.
Robinson, Joseph F. Videotape recording: theory
'Interim] broadcasting: a sourcebook in the
and practice. New York: Hastings House, 1975.
history of radio and television. New York:
Robinson. Sol. Radio advertising: how to sell
Hastings House,
it and write it. Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Tab
Macy. John. To irrigate a wasteland: the smug.
Books.
to shape a public television system in
gle
Rona, Edd. Dimensions of broadcasting edi-
the United States. Berkeley; U of California
Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Tab
torialiting.
Press.
Books.
Niarshall, Wes, E. B. Eisclein, John Thomas
Sargent, Ralph N. Preserving the moving image.
Duncan and Raul Games Bogarin. Fiesta:
for
Corporation
Public
Washington,
D.C.:
minority television programming. Tucson: U
Broadcasting and National Endowment for
of Ari7orta Press.
the Arts.
Mi Berson, Gerald. Basic TV staging. New York:
Smith, Anthony
British
(cd.).
broadcasting.
ilastings House.
Newton Abbot, England: David and Charles.
Mitchell, Wanda. Televising your message: an
Smith, Anthony. The shadow in the cave: the
introduction to television as communication.
broadcaster, the audience, and the state.
ilkokie. IL: National Textbook Co.
Urbana: U of Illinois Press.
Smythe, Ted and George Nlastroianni.
Issues
Nettcomb. Horace. TV: the most popular art.
'in broadcasting: radio, TV. and cable. Palo
New York: Anchor Books.
Alto: 'Mayfield Publishing, 1975.
Nielsen television. Northbrook. II.: A. C. Niel-
A source for public service programming. Wash-
sen Co. Media Research Division.
ington, D.C.: National Association of Broad-
Nishett. Alec. The use of microphones. New
casters.
Yolk: Hastings House.
critical
Broadcasting: the
Steinberg,
Charles.
!ordenstreng. Kaarle and Tapio Varis. Tele-
challenges. New York: Hastings House.
vision traffica one way street? A survey and
Tiachmatt, Gaye. The TV establishment: pro-
of television programme material.
analys,..
gramming for power and profit. Englewood
New York: ITni Pub. Unesco.
Cliffs, NJ: PrenticeHall.
Owen, Bruce M., Jack H. Beebe and Willard
26th annual report for the year ended 30 June
G. Manning, Jr. Television economics. Lex-
Australian
Melbourne:
Broadcasting
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ington, MA: Lexington Books.,
Control Board.
Patterson. Thomas E. and Robert D. McClure.
Westmoreland, Bob. Teleprodnction shortcuts:
Political advertising: voter reaction to
a manual for low-budget television produc-
tele-
tiled
political
tion in a small studio. Norman. OK: U of
Princeton. NJ:
commercials.
Citizens' Research Foundation.
Oklahoma Press.
Williams, Frederick and Geraldine Van Wart.
Pauli', Burton. Radio and television broadcast-
ing in Eastern Europe. Minneapolis: U of
"Carrascolendas": bilingual education through
television. New York: Praeger Special Studies.
Minnesota Ptess..
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Craig, James. Production for the graphic de-
Williams, Raymond. Television: technology and
signer. New York: Watson-Guptill Publica-
cultural form. London: Fontana/Collins.
tions.
Curtis, Anthony (ed.). The rise and fall of the
Plicrocitart-tv
B.
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Adams, Ansel. Images
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their roles, their magic, and their worship-
CT: New York Graphic Society.
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Ante lio, Ralph. HaI in the classroom: science
Dalton, David. James Dean: the mutant king.
fiction films. Dayton: Mimi/Standard.
New Ywk: Straight Arrow Books.
Appel, Alfred. Nabokov's dack cinema. New
Di °riot Al. Little girl lost: the life and hard
York: Oxford U Press.
times of Judy Garland. New Rochelle, NY:
Ray. Film and reality:
.lanes,
historical
an
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Doty, Robert (ed.). Photography in America.
.sli, Rene L. The motion picture film editor.
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Nfetuchen, NJ: Scarecrow.
I'
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Barnoutv. Erik. Documentary: a history of non. of California Press.
Durgnat, Raymond. The strange case of Alfred
fiction film. New York: Oxford U Press.
Hitchcock, or
plain
the
man's
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Barris, George and Jack Scagnetti. Cars of the
Cambridge: MIT Press.
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Eritt, Elliott. The private experience. New
Betancourt, Jeanne. Women in focus. Dayton,
York: Thomas Y. Crowell.
OH: Minim.
Ewing, Sam and R. W. Abolin. Professional
Betts, Ernest. The film business: a history of
filmmaking. Blue Ridge Summit, PA: Tab
British cinema 1896-1972. London: Allen and
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Unwin, 1973.
Torsten Manns and Jonas
Fox, George. Earthquake: the story of a movie.
lljorkman,
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Sima. Bergman on Bergman: interviews with
Ingmar Bergman. New York: Frischancr, Willi. Behind the scenes of Otto
Simon and
Preminger: an unauthorized biography. New
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York: Morrow,
Rogda.novich, Peter. Pierces of time: Peter Bog-
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danovich on the movies. New York: Arbor
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Bobker, Lee R. Elements of film (revised). New
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Bunter. John. The work of the industrial film
Glut, Donald F. The Dracula book. Metuchen,
maker. New York: Hastings House, 1973.
NJ: Scarecrow.'
Gout lay, Logan. Oliver. New York: Stein and
Cary, John and John Kobal. Spectacular: the
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Grimm. Tom. The basic book of photography.
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Hagen, John Milton. Holly.would: New Ro-
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Cliancles, Sol and Albert Wolsky. The movie
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makers. Secaucus, NJ: Derbibooks.
York: Hastings House.
Chase, Chris. How to be a movie star or a
Ha Millen, Leslie. The film-goer's companion.
terrible beauty is born. New York: Harper
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Halliwell, Leslie. The filmgoer's book of quotes.
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Haskell, Molly. From reverence to rape: the
Manvell, Roger. Chaplin. Boston: Little-Brown.
treatment of women in the movies. Balti-
Mark, Mary Ellen and Annie Leibovitz, The
more: Penguin Books.
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Hawkins, Jack. Anything for a quite life: an
ell.
Mast, Gerald and Marshall Cohen (ed.). Film
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Fferdeg, Walter. Photographic 74. New York:
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New York: Oxford U Press.
Hastings House.
_
H igham, Charles. The art of the American
Metz, Christian. Film language: a semiotics of
the cinema. New York: Oxford U Press.
film, 1900-1971. New York: Doubleday, 1973.
Metz, Christian. Language and cinema. The
Hoclunan, Stanley (ed.). A library of film criti-
dim: American film
directors. New York:
Hague: Mouton.
Milland, Ray. Wide-eyed in Babylon: an auto.
Ungar.
Hoticins, Eric. Trolley to the moon: an auto-
biography. New York: Morrow.
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Monroe, Marilyn. My story. New York: Stein
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Morrow, James and Murray Suid. Moviemaking
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illustrated: the comicbook filmbook. Rochelle
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Park, NJ: Hayden, 1973.
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Munsey, Cecil. Disneyana: WaIt Disney col.
Kaminsky, Stuart M. American
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approaches to a critical
film. Dayton: Pflaum/Statward.
Newman, Arricte- One mind's eye: the portraits
Kanin, Carson. Horiywood: stars and starlets,
and other photographs of Arnold Newman.
New York: David R. Godine.
tycoons and flesh-peddlers. moviemakers and
moneymakers, frauds and geniuses. hopefuls Nowell-Smith, Geoffrey. Visconti. New York:
and has-peens. great lovers and sex symbols.
Viking Cinema One, 1973.
New York: Viking Press.
Parish, James Robert. Hollywood's great love
Kauffniann. Stanley. Living images: film coat
themes. New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House.
merit and criticism. New York: Harper and
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Crow.
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