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Dundee cinemas
Dundee Civic Trust
2004
A survey of the many cinemas that once operated in Dundee.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at the cinema
McFarland & Company, Inc.
1996
A collection of essays with an emphasis on film adaptations of Doyle's works.
Fifty years at the pictures
Scottish Film Council
1946
A history of film shows in Scotland. With a loosely inserted 'Constitution of the Film Society of Glasgow'.
Scandal and parade: the theatre of Jean Cocteau
Constable
1958
An analysis of the contribution of Cocteau using the theatre as the focus of the study.
Scotland's splendid theatres: architecture and social history from the Reformation to the present day
Polygon
1999
An account of the design and operation of theatres in Scotland.
The public life of Sherlock Holmes
David & Charles
1975
A review and catalogue of Holmes' appearances on stage and screen.
The ultimate Avengers
Boxtree
1995
A guide to all the episodes of the famous television series, with interviews and listings of memorabilia.
The Avengers anew: a fantastic story told by an extraordinary fan
Michael Joseph
1985
A guide to the cult TV series.
Memoirs of Charles Dibdin the Younger
Society for Theatre Research
1956
Memoirs of the English dramatist, composer, writer and theatre proprietor.
The last picture shows: Edinburgh: ninety years of cinema entertainment in Scotland's capital city
Moorfoot Publishing
1984
A guide to the many cinemas that used to operate in Edinburgh and Leith.
Quite early one morning: broadcasts
J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd
1954
A collection of autobiographical and expository pieces originally broadcast by the BBC.
Radio is changing us: a survey of radio development and its problems in our changing world
Watts & Co.
1937
A discussion of the impact of radio. Gift inscription and loosely laid in letter from the author to 'Kenneth'.
Le prisonnier: retour au village
Car Rien n'a d'Importance
1995
A French fan's analysis of the cult TV show.
BBC at war
British Broadcasting Corporation
1940s
An account of the BBC's role and activities during the Second World War.
Fires were started
BFI Publishing
1999
A study of a film by one of the foremost members of the British documentary movement.
