From the Kinetoscope to the Nickelodeon: Motion Picture Presentation and Production in Portland, Oregon from 1894 to 1906.
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The curved screen.
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3-D Filmography.
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Dial M for Murder.
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Breaking the Fourth Wall: 'Belascoism', Modernism, and a 3-D Kiss Me Kate.
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A window on space: dual-band 3-D cameras of the 1950s.
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The tragedy of 3-D cinema.
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World 3-D Expo Egyptian Theater Los Angeles, September 2003.
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Introduction: 3-D Cinema.
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