Category:Articles from 1940 to 1949

A

• A Pictorial History of the Movies (1943)
• Aberdeen Journal (05/Sep/1945) - Filming Hamlet
• Aberdeen Journal (16/Jan/1941) - 'Rebecca' - Year's Best Film
• Aberdeen Journal (18/Oct/1940) - Thrilling Film Story
• Albany News (17/Feb/1949) - Two Rising Stars Featured in "Rope"
• Albany News (27/Jun/1940) - Movie Views and Reviews: Rebecca
• Amarillo Globe (31/Jan/1944) - A Film that Could Aid German Morale
• American Cinematographer (1940) - George Barnes Wins Photographic Honors
• American Cinematographer (1940) - Honor Rudolph Mate in Photographic Vote
• American Cinematographer (1940) - Rudy Mate Becomes a Citizen
• American Cinematographer (1940) - Seeing Some Films: Rebecca
• American Cinematographer (1941) - George Barnes Wins 1940 Academy Award
• American Cinematographer (1941) - Mr. and Mrs. Smith
• American Cinematographer (1941) - Raid Adds Sound Effects
• American Cinematographer (1942) - Saboteur
• American Cinematographer (1942) - Using an Actual Town Instead of Movie Sets
• Anniston Star (24/Dec/1946) - On The Air With WHMA
• Athens Alabama Courier (31/Jul/1941) - Mr and Mrs Smith

B

• Bartlett Tribune and News (23/Mar/1945) - Looking at Hollywood
• Bartlett Tribune and News (27/Aug/1944) - Looking at Hollywood: Gregory Peck
• Berkshire Evening Eagle (24/Dec/1946) - On the Air
• Big Spring Daily Herald (16/Dec/1946) - The Paradine Case
• Billboard (1942) - New Plays On Broadway: Plymouth
• Billboard (1945) - Roadshow Films: New and Recent Releases
• Billboard (1946) - General News: Edith Gordon To Produce
• Billboard (1947) - RADIO: Samish Trying for Hitchcock Package
• Breckenridge American (05/Apr/1948) - Hollywood Film Shop
• Breckenridge American (18/Jan/1942) - Suspicion
• Breckenridge American (20/Apr/1941) - Mr and Mrs Smith (advert)
• Breckenridge Stephens County Sun (24/Oct/1940) - Foreign Correspondent (advert)
• British Kinematography (1947) - Book Reviews
• British Kinematography (1948) - Lecture Programme: Autumn, 1948
• British Kinematography (1948) - Lecture Programme: September, 1948
• British Kinematography (1948) - The Function of Editing in Film Making
• British Kinematography (1949) - Film Production Technique
• British Kinematography (1949) - Thirty Years of British Film Production
• Brownsville Herald (30/Jan/1942) - Walter Winchell on Broadway
• Burnley Express (06/Jun/1943) - British Stars at The Savoy

C

• Chicago Daily Tribune (08/Feb/1942) - 'Solitaire' is Play with a Juvenile Lead
• Cinema (1947) - Film Art
• Columbia Daily Spectator (04/Feb/1948) - Chesterfield Cigarettes (advert)
• Columbia Daily Spectator (29/Apr/1940) - Hitchcock's "Rebecca" Is a Grippingly Powerful Movie
• Current History and Forum (1940) - Hitchcock: Hollywood Genius

D

• Denison Press (03/Dec/1948) - Rope
• Derby Daily Telegraph (06/Jul/1940) - EVACUEES FOR U.S.: British Children Go To Hollywood
• Derby Daily Telegraph (07/Aug/1940) - How Film Chief Reduces
• Derby Daily Telegraph (27/Feb/1945) - The Greatest of All Peter Pans: Nova Pilbeam
• Derby Daily Telegraph (29/Jan/1942) - New Girl Star
• Documentary News Letter (1940) - Correspondence
• Documentary News Letter (1940) - Film of the Month: Foreign Correspondent
• Documentary News Letter (1941) - Correspondence
• Documentary News Letter (1944) - Notes of the Month
• Documentary News Letter (1948) - Ten Minutes That Shook Me Rigid
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (06/Jul/1940) - British Children for Hollywood
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (08/Nov/1948) - Alfred Hitchcock
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (10/Nov/1945) - Hollywood's First British Woman Producer
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (22/Jun/1948) - Ingrid Returns
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (28/May/1949) - Under Capricorn

E

• Essex Chronicle (02/Jul/1943) - It's a Hitchcock
• Essex Newsman (14/Dec/1943) - News Summary
• Essex Newsman (19/Mar/1946) - Paging Hollywood

F

• Film Bulletin (01/Dec/1941) - Studio Size-Ups: Universal
• Film Bulletin (01/Dec/1941) - What the Newspaper Critics Say: Suspicion
• Film Bulletin (02/Feb/1948) - Studio Size-Ups: Warner Bros.
• Film Bulletin (02/Sep/1946) - What the Newspaper Critics Say About New Films: Notorious
• Film Bulletin (04/Oct/1941) - "Suspicion" Another Good Hitchcock Suspense Drama
• Film Bulletin (05/Aug/1946) - Notorious
• Film Bulletin (05/Jan/1948) - Warner Bros.
• Film Bulletin (08/Dec/1947) - Studio Size-Ups: Selznick
• Film Bulletin (09/Jul/1945) - Studio Size-Ups: United Artists
• Film Bulletin (11/Jan/1941) - Studio Size-Ups: RKO Radio
• Film Bulletin (12/Apr/1948) - WB's Hitchcock Deal
• Film Bulletin (12/Nov/1945) - "Spellbound" One of the Year's Top Grossers
• Film Bulletin (12/Nov/1945) - What The Newspaper Critics Say: Spellbound
• Film Bulletin (13/Sep/1948) - What the Newspaper Critics Say About New Films: Rope
• Film Bulletin (14/Apr/1947) - RKO
• Film Bulletin (16/Aug/1948) - Rope
• Film Bulletin (17/Mar/1947) - Studio Size-Ups: RKO-Radio
• Film Bulletin (17/Nov/1941) - Studio Size-Ups: Universal
• Film Bulletin (18/Mar/1946) - Studio Size-Ups: United Artists
• Film Bulletin (19/Aug/1946) - Notorious (advert)
• Film Bulletin (19/Jan/1948) - The Paradine Case
• Film Bulletin (19/Jan/1948) - What the Netospaper Critics Say about New Films: The Paradine Case
• Film Bulletin (23/Jul/1945) - Studio Size-Ups: RKO-Radio
• Film Bulletin (24/Nov/1947) - Studio Size-Ups: Warner Bros.
• Film Bulletin (24/Nov/1947) - WB in 2-Pic Worldwide Pact
• Film Bulletin (25/Jan/1941) - "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" Amusing Farce Comedy
• Film Bulletin (27/Sep/1948) - Exploitation Picture
• Film Bulletin (30/Aug/1948) - Rope (advert)
• Film Bulletin (30/Aug/1948) - Short Subjects

G

• Gloucester Citizen (03/Dec/1949) - Good Looking Enough To Be A Star
• Gloucester Citizen (27/Nov/1948) - Rope Makes History
• Gloucester Citizen (30/Jan/1942) - British Girl Makes Hit on Broadway
• Gloucester Journal (21/May/1949) - Why Jane Wyman Was Excited
• Gloucestershire Echo (06/Jul/1940) - British Children for Hollywood
• Gloucestershire Echo (14/Jan/1949) - Film Cricketer Turns to Crime
• Gloucestershire Echo (14/Jan/1949) - The Paradine Case
• Gloucestershire Echo (16/Mar/1944) - Anti-U.S. Charge Denied
• Gloucestershire Echo (17/Sep/1949) - Under Capricorn
• Gloucestershire Echo (31/Jul/1946) - Study of Human Psychology
• Good Housekeeping (1949) - The Enjoyment of Fear

H

• Hardin-Simmons University Bulletin (01/Aug/1947) - Ex-Cowboy Gridder Now Moviedom Make-Up Man
• Harrison's Reports (1940) - Foreign Correspondent
• Harrison's Reports (1940) - Pictures Now in Production: RKO (Radio) Pictures
• Harrison's Reports (1940) - Pictures Now in Production: United Artists
• Harrison's Reports (1940) - Rebecca
• Harrison's Reports (1941) - Mr. and Mrs. Smith
• Harrison's Reports (1941) - Suspicion
• Harrison's Reports (1942) - Saboteur
• Harrison's Reports (1943) - Shadow of a Doubt
• Harrison's Reports (1944) - Lifeboat
• Harrison's Reports (1944) - Phantom Lady
• Harrison's Reports (1945) - Spellbound
• Harrison's Reports (1946) - Notorious
• Harrison's Reports (1948) - Rope
• Harrison's Reports (1948) - The Paradine Case
• Harrison's Reports (1949) - Under Capricorn
• Hollywood Magazine (1940) - Foreign Correspondent (December)
• Hollywood Magazine (1940) - Fun with Fontaine
• Hollywood Magazine (1940) - Hollywood Newsreel (July)
• Hollywood Magazine (1940) - Hollywood Newsreel (June)
• Hollywood Magazine (1940) - Personal History of a Foreign Correspondent
• Hollywood Magazine (1940) - Rebecca
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - Alfred Hitchcock says "Actors are Cattle!"
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - Lady With Nine Lives!
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - Mr. and Mrs. Smith
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - Mr. and Mrs. Smith (advert)
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - Next Year's Academy Award Winner!
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - She's an "Oscar" Menace
• Hollywood Magazine (1941) - Suspicion (advert)
• Hollywood Magazine (1942) - Hitchcock Keeps 'Em Guessing
• Hollywood Magazine (1942) - Hollywood Newsreel: Carole Lombard
• Hollywood Magazine (1942) - Hollywood Oversight
• Hollywood Magazine (1942) - Saboteur
• Hollywood Magazine (1942) - Suspicion
• Hollywood Magazine (1943) - Under Contract--To The Marines
• Hollywood Quarterly (1946) - The Screen Discovers Psychiatry
• Hollywood Quarterly (1947) - Psychiatry and the Films
• Hollywood Quarterly (1947) - The Traveling Camera
• Hollywood Quarterly (1948) - A Long Rope
• Hollywood Reporter (1948) - Let 'Em Play God
• Houston Southwestern Times (02/Jan/1947) - Styles in Glamor Girls Determined by Women

K

• Kine Weekly (1944) - Obituary: Eliot Stannard Passes

L

• Lancashire Evening Post (28/Sep/1940) - 'Rebecca' Made Joan Fontaine Star Overnight
• Leatherneck (1946) - Hollywood Clinch
• Leatherneck (1946) - Hollywood Hash
• Life (1942) - "Have You Heard?"
• Life (1943) - Shadow of a Doubt: $5,000 Production
• Long Beach Independent (28/Nov/1941) - Baffling Names of Taverns Decoded by Movie Director
• Los Angeles Times (05/Jan/1941) - He Makes the Movies Move
• Lowell Sun (29/Jan/1942) - Hedda Hopper's Hollywood

M

• Mansfield News Journal (27/Aug/1940) - Hollywood Speaks...
• Mexia Weekly Herald (01/Aug/1941) - Eskrine Johnson's Hollywood
• Montana Standard (08/Nov/1942) - Movieland's Spy Master
• Montreal Gazette (29/Aug/1940) - Alfred Hitchcock Arrives by Air, Continues to Ottawa in a Taxi
• Motion Picture (1941) - Aside from the Glamour
• Motion Picture (1941) - Before the Fact (advert)
• Motion Picture (1941) - Between Ourselves (June)
• Motion Picture (1941) - Between Ourselves (March)
• Motion Picture (1941) - Catching Up with Cary
• Motion Picture (1941) - Ingrid Bergman
• Motion Picture (1941) - Is Fontaine's Future in Hitchcock's Hands?
• Motion Picture (1941) - Leigh and Olivier Quit Hollywood to Battle for Britain
• Motion Picture (1941) - Margaret Lockwood
• Motion Picture (1941) - Nordic—But Nice
• Motion Picture (1941) - Picture Parade: Mr. and Mrs. Smith
• Motion Picture (1941) - Sylvia Sidney: "I Didn't Run Away!"
• Motion Picture (1941) - The Gags of the Gables—Like Crazy
• Motion Picture Daily (07/Oct/1941) - Suspicion (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (15/Jan/1942) - Suspicion (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (22/Jan/1941) - Mr and Mrs Smith (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (24/Mar/1942) - Saboteur (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (27/Aug/1942) - Shadow of a Doubt (advert)

N

• New Castle News (13/Sep/1946) - Director Says Women Create Sweater Girls
• New York Herald Tribune (27/Jan/1942) - News of the Theater: 'Solitaire' Opens Tonight, About a Little Rich Girl and a Philosophical Hobo
• New York Times (02/Nov/1945) - Movies: Spellbound (1945)
• New York Times (23/Nov/1941) - Suspicion

O

• Oakland Tribune (05/Aug/1941) - Exits and Entrances
• Ogden Standard Examiner (05/May/1946) - Alfred Hitchcock Disclaims Art in Mystery Films
• Olean Times Herald (09/Feb/1942) - On Broadway
• Olean Times Herald (10/Feb/1942) - A Broadway Star at 12, Noted British Movie Director's Daughter Doesn't Like... Movies

P

• Panama City News-Herald (04/Feb/1942) - A Broadway Star at 12, Noted British Movie Director's Daughter Doesn't Like... Movies
• Picture Post (16/Feb/1946) - Ingrid Bergman: she's making a film with Producer Hitchcock
• Picture Post (18/Mar/1944) - Tallulah Films Again
• Picture Post (27/Sep/1947) - Mr. Hitchcock Has An Idea
• Popular Photography (1948) - My Most Exciting Picture

R

• Richmond Collegian (05/Mar/1948) - Chesterfield Cigarettes (advert)

S

• San Antonio Light (10/Feb/1946) - Are You a Mystery Novel Fiend?
• San Antonio Light (13/Dec/1946) - The Wax Works
• San Antonio Register (25/Feb/1944) - Hitchcock's "Lifeboat"
• Saturday Evening Post (09/Mar/1946) - Operation Annie
• Saturday Evening Post (16/May/1942) - The Great Dictator
• Saturday Evening Post (22/May/1943) - 300-Pound Prophet Comes to Hollywood
• Sequence (1949) - Lindsay Anderson: Alfred Hitchcock
• Stephenville J-TAC (14/Apr/1942) - Suspense
• Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette (11/Apr/1949) - Has 'Hitch' Lost His Touch
• Sweetwater Reporter (24/Jul/1942) - Saboteur (advert)
• Syracuse Herald Journal (10/Jul/1941) - Filmdom's Only Feminine Writing Team Specializes in Thrillers

T

• The Cine-Technician (1948) - Production Methods Compared
• The Economist (15/Jan/1949) - Mr Hitchcock and the Ten-minute Take
• The Houston Thresher (04/Mar/1948) - The Paradine Case (advert)
• The Houston Thresher (12/Feb/1948) - The Paradine Case (advert)
• The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (1944) - The Art of the Movies in American Life
• The Musical Quarterly (1941) - The Function of Music in Sound Film
• The Orange Leader (04/Jun/1946) - In Hollywood With Thomas: Joan Harrison
• The Orange Leader (10/Aug/1944) - Lifeboat (advert)
• The Stage (1948) - Round About
• The Times (04/Dec/1941) - Suspicion: Mr. Hitchcock's new film
• The Times (04/Oct/1940) - Obituary: John Maxwell
• The Times (05/Oct/1949) - Under Capricorn: Mr Hitchcock's new film
• The Times (07/Aug/1948) - Mr. Morisson at Elstree
• The Times (10/Oct/1940) - Entertainments: Foreign Correspondent
• The Times (11/Jul/1941) - Fallen officers
• The Times (14/Feb/1947) - Mr Hitchcock's new film, Notorious
• The Times (16/Mar/1944) - Lifeboat: Mr. Hitchcock's new film
• The Times (17/Dec/1943) - Film news
• The Times (17/Jan/1949) - New films in London, The Paradine Case
• The Times (17/Mar/1946) - Mr. Hitchcock's new film: Spellbound
• The Times (19/Nov/1948) - Mr. Hitchcock's new film: Rope
• The Times (20/Dec/1948) - Mr Hitchcock's new film
• The Times (20/Feb/1946) - 50 years of films in Britain
• The Times (22/Jul/1941) - Personal tributes - Seb-Lieutenant F. Penrose Tennyson
• The Times (27/Jun/1940) - Gaumont Cinema: Rebecca
• The Times (28/May/1942) - Saboteur, Mr Hitchcock's new film
• The Times (29/Mar/1943) - Shadow of a Doubt: Mr Hitchcock returns to form
• The Times (31/Aug/1949) - New York premier for British film
• Theatre Arts (1941) - Film Directors at Work: Alfred Hitchcock, Frank Capra, Garson Kanin & Fritz Lang
• Theatre Arts (1942) - Alfred Hitchcock's Saboteur
• Theatre Arts (1943) - Thornton Wilder and Alfred Hitchcock
• Theatre Arts (1946) - Alfred Hitchcock
• Theatre Arts (1949) - The Shadow World of Alfred Hitchcock
• TIME (05/Jan/1942) - Junior Division
• TIME (09/Feb/1942) - New Play in Manhattan
• TIME (13/Dec/1943) - The New Pictures
• TIME (18/Dec/1944) - Bourgeoisie
• TIME (22/Jul/1940) - Having taken three inches off his tremendous waistline...
• TIME (23/Dec/1940) - The New Pictures
• TIME (25/Feb/1946) - Operation Annie
• TIME (??/Jan/1945) - Letters

V

• Variety (1940) - All-British Film for War Relief; Actor Enlistments, Orphan Aid, Etc
• Variety (1940) - All-British Film For War Relief; Actor Enlistments, Orphan Aid, Etc
• Variety (1940) - British Actors in H'wood And N.Y. Resent Hicks' War-Slacker Blast
• Variety (1940) - Chatter: Hollywood
• Variety (1940) - David O. Selznick's Rebecca
• Variety (1940) - Film Review: Foreign Correspondent
• Variety (1940) - Film Reviews: Foreign Correspondent
• Variety (1940) - Film Reviews: Rebecca (Mar)
• Variety (1940) - Inside Stuff--Pictures (Jan)
• Variety (1940) - Miscellany: All Hollywood British Fibers Make 'Rafters Ring' for Charities
• Variety (1940) - Miscellany: Dionnes, Pic Names on Can. Red Cross Show