On-line version of 'Kine Weekly'

[tv horror]

If you want archive television articles try:

https://www.americanradiohistory.com/

Thank you Anthony this looks amazing now I'm going to fry my brain thinking of what to search for from the listings.

[Mikey]

If you want archive television articles try:

https://www.americanradiohistory.com/

Tony

You've found a great resource.

[Anthony McKay]

Kine Weekly Volume 542 Number 2860 July 26, 1962



https://archive.org/details/KineWeekly2860

[Anthony McKay]

Nearly finished the latest issue - but to whet your appetite:

[Anthony McKay]

and....

[Anthony McKay]

and finally....

[Anthony McKay]

Kine Weekly Volume 410 Number 2292 May 31, 1951




https://archive.org/details/KineWeekly2292

[Anthony McKay]

Kine Weekly Volume 462 Number 2518 September 29, 1955



https://archive.org/details/KineWeekly2518

[Anthony McKay]

Kine Weekly Volume 460 Number 2509 July 28, 1955



https://archive.org/details/kineweekly2509

[Anthony McKay]

Kine Weekly Volume 456 Number 2492 March 31, 1955



https://archive.org/details/KineWeekly2492

[Anthony McKay]

Kine Weekly Volume 461 Number 2513 August 25, 1955



https://archive.org/details/kineweekly2513


These 1955 issues are quite depressing - mostly about tax, quota, teddy boys, and the expense of new formats.

[Anthony McKay]

I've suggested that the British Newspaper Archive include Kine Weekly in their collection.

It may be a long-shot, but if you like the idea you can support my suggestion here:

https://help-and-advice.britishnewsp...tograph-weekly

I looks like suggestions with 200+ votes are taken seriously.

[cornershop15]

A great many thanks for all your links to these precious Kine Weekly issues, Anthony. i've got so much to do that it's impossible to make time to read the more substantial articles, but I made a start last night by downloading the 7th August 1958 edition.

The best thing about PDF magazines is being able to locate each reference to a name, title or keyword. In this one, there are three entries for Shirley Eaton and five for A Night to Remember.

[Mikey]

I have suggested Kine Weekly and Cinema TV Today from the sixties.

[tv horror]

I have suggested Kine Weekly and Cinema TV Today from the sixties.

I've never heard of Cinema TV today, Mikey can you give me some details please.