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Media History Digital Library

We've upgraded some of our processing workflow & hundreds of new scans are now online, including several issues of Le Courrier Cinématographique and more pressbooks from Warner Bros. and Columbia Pictures!

Check back here for new scans as they're added: buff.ly/3JaVUBu

Cover of the pressbook for Columbia Pictures' "Dr. Strangelove" - A cartoon drawing of two men on red phones facing away from the viewer, with the wires connected to a globe showing a USA and Soviet Union flag. The title reads "Peter Sellers • George C. Scott in Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb"
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A scan of the cover of the December 27 1912 issue of Le Courrier Cinématographique. Red text appears on yellowing paper. All of the text is in french, and there are various titles for the magazine's contents, including the announcement of "Les Misérables" which would be released by Pathé Frères in January 1913.
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Cover of the pressbook for Warner Bros. Rhapsody in Blue. The cover is entirely shades of blue, with a curved set of piano keys running through the title "Rhapsody in Blue" and dissolving into stars and music notes. The subtitle reads "The jubilant story of George Gershwin"
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Jun 13, 2023, 20:05 · · Web · 5 · 6
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Digital versions are available online through the @mhdl, but what happens after an original has been scanned?

We preserve it in our archives, of course!

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