HOLLYWOOD: THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS - Bruce Torrence (CBS, Warner Brothers, FOX)

_______________________________________________________________FROM MY PERSONAL COLLECTION: Hardcover book is in VERY GOOD condition.HOLLYWOOD: The First Hundred Years by Bruce Torrence.The book cover/dust jacket has a plastic covering and is in VERY GOOD condition.This is an EX-LIBRARY edition with the usual markings.  288 pages.Book will be shipped in a box by Post Office Media Mail with a Tracking #.__________________________________________________________________Other Entertainment books I'm offering on EBAY include:DISNEY DURING WORLD WAR 2DISNEY TV MilestonesTHE DISNEY SONG ENCYCLOPEDIATHE WALT DISNEY STUDIOS: A LOT TO REMEMBERDISNEY MOVIE POSTERSPINOCCHIO: The Making of the Disney EpicTHE ZANUCKS OF HOLLYWOODHOUSES OF LOS ANGELES: 1920-1935 (Volume 2)ORSON WELLES'S LAST MOVIEELIA KAZAN (3 books)HOLLYWOOD'S HISTORY FILMSTHE ARCHAEOLOGY OF HOLLYWOOD: Traces of The Golden AgeHOLLYWOOD: The Movie Lover's GuideGREETINGS FROM LOS ANGELES: Vintage PostcardsTHE HOLLYWOOD SIGNLETTERS FROM HOLLYWOODSHOWDOWN AT HIGH NOONWHITE HORSE, BLACK HAT: My 25 Years on Hollywood's Poverty RowTHE JOHN WAYNE COMPANIONHISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF WESTERNS IN CINEMATHE NEW HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF THE AMERICAN FILM INDUSTRYTHE ANCIENT WORLD IN THE CINEMARECONSTRUCTING AMERICAN HISTORICAL CINEMALEE MARVINMARILYN MONROE IN MANHATTANTHE BEACH BOYS FAQTHE CHURCHES OF CHARLESTON AND THE LOWCOUNTRYHIGH NOON: THE Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American ClassicROADSHOW! THE FALL OF FILM MUSICALS IN THE 1960STCM MUST-SEE MUSICALSTHE GOLDEN AGE MUSICALS OF DARRYL F. ZANUCKTHE GLAMOUR FACTORYTHE RUNAWAY BRIDE: Hollywood Romantic Comedy of the 1930sJOHN HUGHES FAQNICHOLAS RAY (2 books)DO THE MOVIES HAVE A FUTURE?A STAR IS BORNJAMES STEWART (4 books)KATHARINE HEPBURN (4 books)HAL WALLISPARAMOUNT: CITY OF DREAMSTHE PARAMOUNT STORYENGULFED: PARAMOUNT PICTURESMEL BROOKS (5 books)CANNED GOODS AS CAVIARNOVELS INTO FILMAUTHORSHIP AND NARRATIVE IN THE CINEMAWILD BILL WELLMANSILENT VISIONS: HAROLD LLOYDNIGHTMARE ALLEY: Film Noir and the American DreamTHE DeMILLESNARRATED FILMSA CRITICAL CINEMA 2THE BIG GOODBYE: CHINATOWN and the Last Years of HollywoodRADICAL HOLLYWOODANN DVORAK: Hollywood's Forgotten RebelWOMEN AND THE CINEMATHE EPIC FILMS OF DAVID LEANSHOOTING MIDNIGHT COWBOYRIDE, BOLDLY RIDE SMALL-TOWN AMERICA IN FILMMOVIELINE magazinesROLLING STONE magazinesESQUIRE magazinesMAMOULIAN: Life on Stage and ScreenJOHN HUSTON: COURAGE AND ARTL.A. NOIR: The City as CharacterGANGSTERS AND G-MEN ON SCREENBURT BACHARACHRAMON NOVARROMY LIFE WITH CLEOPATRAELIZABETH TAYLOR (2 books)RICHARD BURTON (2 books)HENRY FONDA (2 books)WARREN BEATTYGRACE KELLY (3 books)THE ESSENTIAL JACK NICHOLSONTHE HOLLYWOOD HALLUCINATIONTHE MOGULS AND THE DICTATORSREAL WAR VS REEL WARFIVE CAME BACKHOLLYWOOD VICTORY During World War 2FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT THE ESSENTIAL CHAPLINLEWIS MILESTONE: Life and FilmsROBIN HOOD FAQTHE BIG SCREEN COMEDIES OF MEL BROOKSSIGHT AND SOUND magazinesEMPIRE magazinesTHE MARX BROTHERS ENCYCLOPEDIAON CUKOR (George Cukor)REX INGRAM: Visionary Director of the Silent ScreenCINEMA ARTHURIANACLARENCE BROWN: Hollywood's Forgotten MasterNAZIMOVAPOLA NEGRI: Hollywood's First Femme FataleCINEMA AS ARTGREETINGS FROM CHARLESTON: Vintage PostcardsTHE SHOW THAT NEVER ENDSSLEEPING WITH STRANGERSHOLLYWOOD IS A FOUR LETTER TOWNSCOUNDREL TIME by Lillian HellmanMAVERICK: TV Milestones