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Top hat & tales, Harold Ross and the making of the New Yorker, Van Doren Productions, Inc. ; a film by Adam Van Doren

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Top hat & tales, Harold Ross and the making of the New Yorker, Van Doren Productions, Inc. ; a film by Adam Van Doren
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Top hat & tales
Medium
videorecording
Oclc number
881621769
Responsibility statement
Van Doren Productions, Inc. ; a film by Adam Van Doren
Runtime
47
Sub title
Harold Ross and the making of the New Yorker
Summary
This documentary shows how Harold Ross, a high school dropout and miner's son from Colorado, started the sophisticated New Yorker magazine in 1925 by masterfully capturing the Jazz Age spirit, Broadway glamour and ultra-dry wit. Incorporating a rich array of film clips from the 20s and 30s -- speakeasies, jazz bands, rising skyscrapers -- this film reflects a dazzling Manhattan evoking an image of a metropolis that still glitters. Includes interviews with current and former New Yorker staffers
Technique
live action
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Top hat and talesHarold Ross and the making of the New Yorker
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