01609cgm a22003491  450000100160000000500170001600700100003300800410004301000160008403500230010003500110012303500200013404000410015404300120019504900090020709000210021624500900023726000450032730000410037253800090041350000400042250000270046250000250048950502830051450801360079752001770093353000270111065000450113771000210118271000430120399900130124699639596010231120260227104059.0vf mcahru791102s1976    xxu150 e         0vleng c  a79707671 /F  a(TU)000639596UTK019 a672449  a(OCoLC)05890361  aTime-Life MultimediacDLCdm.c.dTKN  an-us---  aTKNN  aPN1993.5.U6bL4800aLife goes to the moviesh[videorecording] /cTime-Life Films and 20th Century-Fox TV.  aNew York :bTime-Life Multimedia,c1976.  a5 videodiscs :bdigital ;c4 3/4 in.  aDVD.  aIncludes discussion guide (133 p.).  aTitle from data sheet.  aCopied from U-matic.0 apt. 1. The golden age of Hollywood: the depression and a new optimism.--pt.2. The war years: fabulous 1939, then global conflict.--pt. 3. The post-war era: film noir and the Hollywood Ten.--pt.4. The fifties: television and a new Hollywood.--pt. 5. Movies today: a new morality.  aProducer, Mel Stuart; writer, Richard Schickel; narrators, Henry Fonda, Shirley MacLaine, Liza Minnelli; editor, Robert K. Lambert.  aA compilation of feature film clips, news photographs, and narrative that examines the development of 20th century American popular culture as reflected in motion pictures.  aAlso available in VHS. 0aMotion pictureszUnited StatesxHistory.2 aTime-Life Films.2 aTwentieth Century-Fox Television, Inc.  c198d198