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- Preface
- Introduction: Writing History Backward
- 1. The Shape of Things to Come
- 2. From Novelty to Norm
- 3. Wide Film and the General Audience
- 4. The Leisured Masses
- 5. Cinerama: A New Era in the Cinema
- 6. CinemaScope: A Poor Man’s Cinerama
- 7. The Development of CinemaScope
- 8. Todd-AO: The Hallmark of Quality
- 9. Spectator and Screen
- 10. The Shape of Money
- Notes
- Index
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