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I just bought a few copies of 'Film and TV Technician' in the hope of finding some of their 'Guide to British Film Makers' supplements. Unfortunately with them being loose single sheets I only got one. But in the hope that more might turn up, here is my sheet.
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I seem to have worked out where I was going wrong with the postings to Archive.Org
https://archive.org/details/FilmandTVTechnicianJuly1960
https://archive.org/details/FilmandTVTechnicianJune1960
https://archive.org/details/DailyCinema9427
https://archive.org/details/DailyCinema9506
Here is link to 'Film Review' November 1960 which I bought for the 'VotD' article.
https://archive.org/details/FilmReviewNov196035Last edited by Anthony McKay; 22nd May 2018, 07:56 AM.Comment
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Absolutely brilliant stuff, Tony!
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I bought these to fill he gaps in Stephen's previous Kine Weekly posts.
https://archive.org/details/KineWeekly2798
https://archive.org/details/KineWeekly2881ImagesLast edited by Anthony McKay; 25th May 2018, 10:42 AM.Comment
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Tony
A very enjoyable read. Good solid information as I say.Comment
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This is my latest document - as there are so many pages and it is a thick magazine, I have had to photograph the pages.
This is a trial version - so page 71 jumping to the back will be sorted out eventually.
https://archive.org/details/TrialImages_201806Comment
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Tony
I don't know where you keep finding these items, but they are interesting.Comment
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Sam Eckman Jr. is one of the characters that bring the M-G-M British story to life for me - I knew about the publication years ago, but was nicely suprised to see a copy pop up on e-bay last yearOriginally posted by Mikey View Post
There must be some politics behind the extravagance of the publication. Sam was Loew's man in the UK, and Ben Goetz was Myer's - both men would be unseated by the political infighting at Culver City.
This tribute can be seen as early an a example of "thanks for all the good work, but don't you think you should consider retirement...soon"Comment
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