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Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts Cinema Programs and Promotional Material Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts Cinema Programs and Promotional Material CINEMA MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL FILM TITLE ITEM(S) BOX 1 Academy Awards Programs, Ephemera Architectural Digest, April Academy Awards 1990 Allen, Woody Ephemera American Film Institute Programs, Ephemera American Film Theatre Programs, Ephemera Anthology Film Archives Pamphlets Antonioni, Michelangelo Handbill Bergman, Ingmar Programs, Ephemera Blacklistings (1950's Communist Witch Hunt) Ephemera Capra, Frank Ephemera Cartoons - Bugs Bunny Magazine Castings - Motion Picture Ephemera Chaplin, Charles Ephemera Cinema Ephemera Cinemascope Ephemera Cinerama #1 Ephemera Circlorama Ephemera Cinerama #1 Ephemera Cocteau, Jean Handbill Collector Cards Ephemera Columbia Pictures # 1 (Martin Eden) Ephemera Columbia Pictures # 2 (Martin Eden) Ephemera Columbia Pictures # 3 (Martin Eden) Ephemera Columbia Pictures # 4 (Martin Eden) Ephemera https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/cinema/CinemaMisc.htm[2/1/2021 4:10:04 PM] Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts Cinema Programs and Promotional Material Columbia Pictures # 5 (Martin Eden) Ephemera Columbia Pictures # 6 (Martin Eden) Ephemera BOX 2 Combat Films Book, Ephemera Directors - Men Who Made The Movies Ephemera Directors - Misc. Ephemera Documentary Film Ephemera Downey, Sr, Robert (Film Director) Ephemera Eisenstein, Sergei Ephemera Experimental Cinema Ephemera Fair Competition - 1933 Book Fan Magazines Magazines (3) Fellini, Frederico Ephemera Film Festivals - Misc. Ephemera Film Preservation Ephemera Film Society - Univ. Of The Witwatersrand Ephemera France - Film Industry Ephemera Freed, Arthur Ephemera Gance, Abel Ephemera Germany - Film Industry Ephemera Godard, Jean Luc Handbills (2) "Guerilla" Movies Ephemera Hammer Films Ephemera Hitchcock, Alfred Ephemera Holding The Vision: Essays In Film Book Hollywood - Misc. Ephemera Hollywood Hall Of Fame Ephemera IMAX Ephemera Imperial Singing Pictures Ephemera India - Film Industry Ephemera Japan - Film Industry Ephemera James Bond - 007 Ephemera Keaton, Buster Ephemera Kubrick,Stanley Ephemera Labor Films Magazines https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/cinema/CinemaMisc.htm[2/1/2021 4:10:04 PM] Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts Cinema Programs and Promotional Material Look Achievement Awards Ephemera Lumiere, Louis & Auguste Ephemera Magic Lantern - Film Projection Ephemera March Of Time - Newsreel - Documentary Ephemera Mary Pickford Theatre Ephemera Metro Goldwyn Mayer Ephemera Minnelli, Vincent Ephemera Monogram Pictures Ephemera Motion Picture Association Of America (June 1968) Pamphlet Motion Picture Quiz Book - 1938 Pamphlet Movie Party & International Show Of Amateur Motion Pictures Ephemera (1939) Museum Of Modern Art Film Library Ephemera Musicals - Motion Picture Ephemera BOX 3 Native American on Film Ephemera New York City Ephemera New York Film Festivals Ephemera Nickelodeon - Film Ephemera Omnimax Ephemera Paramount Pictures Ephemera Players Directory # 1 (1940) Book Players Directory # 2 (1940) Book Players Directory # 3 (1941) Book Players Directory # 4 (1941) Book Posters Ephemera Pressbooks Ephemera Production Code (1930's) Ephemera RKO Radio Pictures Ephemera Renoir, Jean Ephemera Roach, Hal Ephemera San Francisco International Film Festival Ephemera Silent Film Stars Ephemera Sound - Talking Pictures Ephemera Still Photographs Ephemera https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/cinema/CinemaMisc.htm[2/1/2021 4:10:04 PM] Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts Cinema Programs and Promotional Material Sturges, Preston Ephemera Sundance Film Festival Ephemera Sweden - Film Industry Pamphlet 3-D Handbill Theatre vs Cinema Ephemera Theatres - Film Ephemera Three Motion Picture Directors Book Titles - Graphics Ephemera Todd, Mike Ephemera Truffaut, Francois Ephemera Twentieth-Century Fox Ephemera U.S.A. Film Festival (1976) Ephemera Universal Studios Ephemera Vista Vision Handbill Vitaphone Ephemera Warner Brothers Ephemera Waters, John Ephemera Welles, Orson Ephemera Wilder, Billy Ephemera Wisconsin Center For Film & Theatre Research Ephemera Women In Film Ephemera Wood, Ed Ephemera Zinnemann, Fred Ephemera For more information on the Belknap Collection for the Performing Arts contact: Jim Liversidge University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries Department of Special and Area Studies Collections PO Box 117007 Gainesville, FL 32611-7007 (352) 273-2759 email: [email protected] Copyright © 2003- University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries. Department of Special Collections P. O. Box 117007 Gainesville, FL 32611-7007 (352) 273-2755 https://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/belknap/cinema/CinemaMisc.htm[2/1/2021 4:10:04 PM].
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