Disney (Walt) Productions.
All in a Nutshell. 1948.
Autograph Hound. 1939.
Bellboy Donald. 1942.
Billposters. 1940.
Bootle Beetle. 1947.
Chef Donald. 1941.
Chip an' Dale. 1947.
Clock Watcher. 1944.
Commando Duck. 1944.
Contrary Condor. 1944.
Cured Duck. 1945.
Daddy Duck. 1947.
Donald Duck and the Gorilla. 1944.
Donald Gets Drafted. 1942.
Donald's Camera. 1942.
Donald's Crime. 1945.
Donald's Dog Laundry. 1940.
Donald's Double Trouble. 1946.
Donald's Dream Voice. 1947.
Donald's Garden. 1942.
Donald's Gold Mine. 1942.
Donald's Happy Birthday. 1948.
Donald's Off Day. 1944.
Donald's Snow Fight. 1942.
Donald's Tire Trouble. 1942.
Donald's Vacation. 1940.
Drip Dippy Donald. 1947.
Duck Pimples. 1945.
Early to Bed. 1941.
Eyes Have It. 1945.
Fall Out—Fall in. 1943.
Fire Chief. 1940.
Flying Jalopy. 1943.
Golden Eggs. 1941.
Good Time for a Dime. 1941.
Greener Yard. 1948.
Home Defense. 1943.
Honey Harvester. 1948.
Inferior Decorator. 1947.
Mr. Duck Steps Out. 1940.
No Sail. 1945.
Officer Duck. 1939.
Old Army Game. 1943.
Old MacDonald Duck. 1941.
Plastics Inventor. 1944.
Put-Put Troubles. 1940.
Riveter. 1940.
Sea Salts. 1948.
Sky Trooper. 1942.
Slide, Donald, Slide. 1948.
Soup's On. 1947.
Tea for Two Hundred. 1948.
Three for Breakfast. 1947.
Timber. 1941.
Trial of Donald Duck. 1947.
Trombone Trouble. 1944.
Truant Officer Donald. 1941.
Vanishing Private. 1942.
Village Smithy. 1941.
Wide Open Spaces. 1947.
Window Cleaners. 1940.
Winter Storage. 1948.
WALT DISNEY GOOFY CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
African Diary. 1945.
Art of Skiing. 1941.
Baggage Buster. 1941.
Big Wash. 1947.
Californy er Bust! 1945.
Foul Hunting. 1947.
Goofy Gymnastics. 1948.
Goofy's Glider. 1940.
Hockey Homicide. 1945.
How To Be a Sailor. 1943.
How To Fish. 1942.
How To Play Baseball. 1942.
How To Play Football. 1944.
How To Play Golf. 1944.
How To Swim. 1942.
Knight for a Day. 1945.
No Sail. 1945.
Olympic Champ. 1941.
Tennis Racquet. 1948.
They're Off. 1947.
Tiger Trouble. 1944.
Victory Vehicles. 1943.
WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
Canine Caddy. 1941.
Lend a Paw. 1941.
Little Whirlwind. 1941.
Mickey and the Seal. 1948.
Mickey Down Under. 1947.
Mickey's Birthday Party. 1941.
Mickey's Delayed Date. 1947.
Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip. 1940.
Nifty Nineties. 1941.
Orphans' Benefit. 1941.
Squatter's Rights. 1946.
Symphony Hour. 1942.
WALT DISNEY PLUTO CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
Army Mascot. 1942.
Bone Bandit. 1947.
Bone Trouble. 1940.
Bubble Bee. 1948.
Canine Casanova. 1945.
Cat Nap Pluto. 1947.
Dog Watch. 1945.
First Aiders. 1944.
Gentleman's Gentleman. 1941.
In Dutch. 1945.
Legend of Coyote Rock. 1945.
Mail Dog. 1947.
Pantry Pirate. 1941.
Pluto and the Armadillo. 1942.
Pluto at the Zoo. 1942.
Pluto, Junior. 1942.
Pluto's Blue Note. 1947.
Pluto's Dream House. 1940.
Pluto's Fledgling. 1947.
Pluto's Kid Brother. 1945.
Pluto's Playmate. 1941.
Pluto's Purchase. 1947.
Pluto's Surprise Package. 1948.
Pluto's Sweater. 1948.
Private Pluto. 1943.
Pueblo Pluto. 1948.
Purloined Pup. 1946.
Sheep Dog. 1948.
Sleep Walker. 1942.
Springtime for Pluto. 1944.
T-Bone for Two. 1942.
WALTER LANTZ CARTOON. SEE Walter Lantz Cartune.
WALTER LANTZ CARTUNE.
Lantz (Walter) Productions.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Ace in the Hole. 1942.
Air Raid Warden. 1943.
Andy Panda in Crow Crazy. 1945.
Andy Panda's Victory Garden. 1942.
Apple Andy. 1946.
Bandmaster. 1947.
Barber of Seville. 1944.
Bathing Buddies. 1946.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B. 1941.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Canine Commandos. 1943.
Chew-Chew Baby. 1945.
Coo Coo Bird. 1947.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Dippy Diplomat. 1945.
Dizzy Acrobat. 1943.
Dizzy Kitty. 1941.
Dog Tax Dodgers. 1948.
Drooler's Delight. 1949.
Fairweather Fiends. 1946.
Fisherman's Luck. 1949.
Good-Bye Mr. Moth. 1942.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Hollywood Matador. 1942.
Hysterical Highspots in American History. 1941.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Kiddie Koncert. 1948.
Loan Stranger. 1942.
Loose Nut. 1945.
Mad Hatter. 1947.
Man's Best Friend. 1941.
Meatless Tuesday. 1943.
Mother Goose on the Loose. 1942.
Mountain Flower. 1949.
Nutty Pine Cabin. 1942.
Overture to William Tell. 1947.
Painter and the Pointer. 1945.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Pigeon Patrol. 1942.
Playful Pelican. 1948.
Poet and Peasant. 1946.
Ration Bored. 1943.
Reckless Driver. 1946.
Salt Water Daffy. 1941.
Scrappy Birthday. 1949.
Screwball. 1943.
Ski for Two. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Smoked Hams. 1947.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
Three Pigs. 1949.
Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop. 1942.
Wacky Bye Baby. 1948.
Wacky Weed. 1946.
Well Oiled. 1947.
Wet Blanket Policy. 1948.
What's Cookin? 1941.
Who's Cookin' Who? 1946.
Wild and Woody. 1948.
Woody Woodpecker. 1941.
Woody Woodpecker in Woody Dines Out. 1945.
Woody Woodpecker the Screwdriver. 1941.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Ace in the Hole. 1942.
Adventures of Tom Thumb, Jr. 1940.
Air Raid Warden. 1943.
Andy Panda Goes Fishing. 1939.
Andy Panda in Crow Crazy. 1945.
Andy Panda's Crazy House. 1940.
Andy Panda's Pop. 1941.
Andy Panda's Victory Garden. 1942.
Apple Andy. 1946.
Barber of Seville. 1944.
Bathing Buddies. 1946.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B. 1941.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Canine Commandos. 1943.
Chew-Chew Baby. 1945.
Coo Coo Bird. 1947.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Dippy Diplomat. 1945.
Dizzy Acrobat. 1943.
Dizzy Kitty. 1941.
Fair Today. 1941.
Fairweather Fiends. 1946.
Fish Fry. 1944.
Good-bye Mr. Moth. 1942.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Hollywood Matador. 1942.
Hysterical Highspots in American History. 1941.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Kittens' Mittens. 1940.
Knock, Knock. 1940.
Loan Stranger. 1942.
Loose Nut. 1945.
Man's Best Friend. 1941.
Meatless Tuesday. 1943.
Mother Goose on the Loose. 1942.
Nutty Pine Cabin. 1942.
Overture to William Tell. 1947.
Painter and the Pointer. 1945.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Pigeon Patrol. 1942.
Poet and Peasant. 1946.
Ration Bored. 1943.
Reckless Driver. 1946.
Recruiting Daze. 1940.
Salt Water Daffy. 1941.
Screwball. 1943.
Ski for Two. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Smoked Hams. 1947.
Solid Ivory. 1948.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
Syncopated Sioux. 1940.
Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop. 1942.
Wacky Weed. 1946.
Well Oiled. 1947.
What's Cookin? 1941.
Who's Cookin' Who? 1946.
Woody, the Giant Killer. 1948.
Woody Woodpecker. 1941.
Woody Woodpecker in Woody Dines Out. 1945.
Woody Woodpecker the Screwdriver. 1941.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
WALTER LANTZ COLOR CARTOON.
Lantz (Walter) Productions.
Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat. 1941.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
Mouse Trappers. 1941.
100 Pygmies and Andy Panda. 1940.
Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat. 1941.
WALTER LANTZ SWING SYMPHONY.
Lantz (Walter) Productions.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Man. 1943.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Egg Cracker Suite. 1943.
Greatest Man in Siam. 1944.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Jungle Jive. 1944.
Mousie Come Home. 1946.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
$21 a Day (Once a Month). 1941.
Who's Cookin' Who? 1946.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Man. 1943.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Egg Cracker Suite. 1943.
Greatest Man in Siam. 1944.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Jungle Jive. 1944.
Mousie Come Home. 1946.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
$21 a Day (Once a Month). 1941.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
WASHINGTON PARADE.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Archives. 1940.
Inside the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 1940.
Mint. 1940.
Our National Defense. 1940.
Social Security. 1940.
Spirit of 1941. 1941.
United States Military Academy. 1940.
United States Naval Academy. 1941.
U. S. Treasury, Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 1940.
WHAT'S YOUR I. Q.?
Loew's, Inc.
Athletiquiz. 1947.
Early Sports Quiz. 1947.
Equestrian Quiz. 1946.
Fancy Answers. 1941.
Please Answer. 1940.
Quiz Biz. 1941.
Scientifiquiz. 1949.
Sports Quiz. 1944.
Sports Sticklers. 1945.
Tips on Trips. 1943.
Track and Field Quiz. 1945.
Victory Quiz. 1942.
What's Your I. Q.? 1940.
WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS.
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.
Consumption of Foods. 1946.
Distribution of Foods. 1946.
Production of Foods. 1946.
WORLD IN ACTION.
Warwick Pictures, Inc.
Battle of Europe. 1944.
Churchill's Island. 1942.
Fighting Freighters. 1942.
Food—Weapon of Conquest. 1942.
Global Air Routes. 1944.
Hitler's Plan. 1942.
Inside Fighting China. 1942.
Inside Fighting Russia. 1942.
Inside France. 1944.
Invasion of North Africa. 1943.
Labor Front. 1943.
Mask of Nippon. 1942.
New Soldiers Are Tough. 1942.
Now the Peace. 1945.
Road to Tokyo. 1943.
Russia's Foreign Policy. 1943.
This Is Blitz. 1942.
War for Men's Minds. 1943.
When Asia Speaks. 1944.
WORLD OF SPORTS.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Acqua Zanies. 1948.
Acrobatic Babies. 1948.
Ali the Giant Killer. 1940.
Aqua-Maids. 1944.
Aqua Thrills. 1943.
Aquaplay. 1941.
Army Football Champions. 1946.
Best in Show. 1946.
Bowling Kings. 1947.
Cadet Cagers. 1945.
Canine Champion. 1946.
Canvas Cut-Ups. 1942.
Champ of the Champions. 1943.
Champion of the Cue. 1945.
Champions in the Making. 1948.
Chips and Putts. 1945.
Cinderella Cagers. 1947.
College Champions. 1942.
Cue Tricks. 1947.
Cue Wizards. 1943.
Diving Aces. 1946.
Diving Champions. 1948.
Diving Daredevils. 1943.
Diving Thrills. 1941.
Fit To Fight. 1942.
Flashing Fins. 1948.
Flying Hoofs. 1946.
Flying Targets. 1940.
Follow Thru with Sam Byrd. 1944.
G. I. Sports. 1944.
Golden Gloves. 1944.
Goofy Golf. 1947.
Grappling Groaners. 1947.
Hedge Hoppers. 1944.
Hi-Ho Rodeo. 1945.
Hi-Li. 1946.
Horseshoe Wizardry. 1949.
Hunting Wild Deer. 1940.
Ice capers. 1941.
Iron Masters. 1945.
Jump, Fish, Jump. 1943.
Jungle Archer. 1941.
Jungle Fishing. 1941.
K–9 Kadets. 1944.
Kings of Baseball. 1943.
Kings of the Fairway. 1945.
Ladies Day in Sports. 1943.
Lady of the Links. 1949.
Master of the Cue. 1940.
Mat Maulers. 1944.
Mermaid's Paradise. 1945.
Mrs. Golf. 1949.
Navy Crew Champions. 1947.
Net Marvels. 1948.
No Holds Barred. 1948.
Polo. 1947.
Polo Champions. 1941.
Puck Chasers. 1945.
Racing Greyhounds. 1949.
Rack 'Em Up. 1941.
Rasslin' Riot. 1949.
Rasslin' Romeos. 1946.
Rodeo Thrills and Spills. 1948.
Rough and Tumble. 1945.
Roughhouse Fiesta. 1940.
Salmon Fishing. 1945.
Saving Strokes with Sam Snead. 1940.
Show Dogs. 1941.
Ski Demons. 1947.
Ski Soldiers. 1943.
Skiing Technique. 1940.
Splits, Spars and Strikes. 1941.
Sport of Kings. 1940.
Striking Champions. 1944.
Sweeping Oars. 1943.
Table Tennis Topnotchers. 1944.
Tee Up. 1941.
Ten Pin Aces. 1943.
Ten Pin Magic. 1946.
Tennis Rhythm. 1942.
Tennis Wizards. 1947.
Timberland Athletes. 1946.
Tomorrow's Stars. 1940.
Trigger Magic. 1949.
Trotting Kings. 1942.
Winter Capers. 1949.
Winter Paradise. 1942.
Wizard of the Fairway. 1942.
Wrestling Octopus. 1942.
WORLD TODAY.
Twentieth Century Fox-Film Corp.
Accent on Courage. 1943.
American Sea Power. 1941.
Anzacs in Action. 1941.
Battle of the Atlantic. 1941.
City Week End. 1947.
Courageous Australia. 1942.
Dutch Guiana. 1942.
Empire in Exile. 1941.
Hub of the World. 1942.
Man from Missouri. 1946.
Men and Machines. 1947.
Men of West Point. 1942.
Vacation; Two Weeks a Year. 1947.
War in the Desert. 1941.
Weapons for Victory. 1943.
Women in Blue. 1943.
WORLD WINDOW SERIES.
United Artists Corp.
Fox Hunting in the Roman Campagna. 1939.
Rome Symphony. 1939.
World Window. Inc.
Arabian Bazaar. 1938.
Jerusalem. 1938.
Petra. 1938.
Ruins of Palmyra and Baalbek. 1938.
Wanderers of the Desert. 1938.
Y
YOUR LIFE WORK SERIES.
Twogood, Arthur P.
Agriculture. 1945.
Air Transportation. 1947.
Automotive Service. 1940.
Baking Industry. 1946.
Bookkeeping and Accounting. 1945.
Brick and Stone Mason. 1945.
Finding Your Life Work. 1940.
Fire and Police Service. 1947.
Forestry and Forest Industries. 1946.
Heating and Air-Conditioning. 1945.
Journalism. 1940.
Laundering and Dry Cleaning. 1946.
Librarian. 1947.
Painting and Decorating. 1945.
Pharmacist. 1946.
Photography. 1946.
Plumbing. 1945.
Poultry Raising. 1945.
Printing. 1947.
Radio and Television. 1940.
Restaurant Operator. 1946.
Teaching. 1946.
Telephone & Telegraph. 1946.
Transportation. 1946.
Woodworker. 1940.
Vocational Guidance Films, Inc.
Draftsman. 1942.
Electrician. 1942.
Engineering. 1942.
Nursing. 1942.
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KP1964 © Revillon Frères; 30Jun22; © Revillon Frères; 30Jun22;
KP1964. LP1964.
LMP3202 © 21May48; LMP3202 © 21May48; MP3202.
LP336 Donald's Double Trouble. Donald's Double Trouble.
1946.
LP532 Mighty Mouse in The Wicked Mighty Mouse in The Wicked
Wolf. Wolf. 1946.
LP955 *Fear in the Night. *Fear in the Night. 1947.
LP1036 Credits: Colbert Clark Credits: Producer, Colbert
Clark
LP1205 12Mar4 12Mar47
LP1377 CHIP AN 'DALE CHIP AN' DALE
LP1921 Nicholas Nickleby. Nicholas Nickleby. 1947.
1948.[Under DICKENS]
LP1921 Nicholas Nickleby. Nicholas Nickleby. 1947.
1948.[Under PRESTIGE]
LP1921 Nicholas Nickleby. Nicholas Nickleby. 1947.
1948.[Under RANK]
LP1921 Nicholas Nickleby. Nicholas Nickleby. 1947.
1948.[Under
UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL]
LP1921 Nicholas Nickleby. Nicholas Nickleby. 1947.
1948.[Under UNIVERSAL]
LP1935 director Credits: director
LP9318 Royal Mounted in Yukon Renfrew of the Royal Mounted
Flight. in Yukon Flight.
LP10093 *Trail Blazers. *Trail Blazers. 1940.
LP10231 *No, No, Nanette. *No, No, Nanette. 1940.
LP10637 *Lady Scarface. *Lady Scarface. 1941.
LP10679 THIS WOMAN IN MINE THIS WOMAN IS MINE
LP11762 *Jasper and the Choo-Choo. *Jasper and the Choo-Choo.
1943.
LP13208 Unwelcome Guest. Unwelcome Guest. 1945.
LP13224 A TREE GROWS IN BOOKLYN A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN
LP13247 THE SHOOTING OF DAN MCGREW THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW
LP13476 © Harold Lloyd Corp.; © Harold Lloyd Corp.;
20Oct49; LP13476 20Oct29; LP13476
LU2664 LA BEAUTE DU DIABLE LA BEAUTÉ DU DIABLE
MP248 5Mar56 5Mar46
MP719 PRONTO SOCORRO PRONTO SOCÔRRO
MP726 A CONSERVAÇAO DOS RECURSOS A CONSERVAÇÃO DOS RECURSOS
NATURAIS NATURAIS
MP729 VELOCIDADE DAS REAÇOES VELOCIDADE DAS REAÇÕES
QUIMICAS. QUÍMICAS.
MP733 OS COMBUSTIVEIS E O CALOR OS COMBUSTÍVEIS E O CALOR
MP774 EN ENFERMAGEM DOMESTICA EN ENFERMAGEM DOMÉSTICA
MP806 OYET OG DETS HYGIENE. ØYET OG DETS HYGIENE.
MP831 AS GLANDULAS ENDÓCRINAS AS GLÂNDULAS ENDÓCRINAS
MP844 THÉORIE MOLÉCULAIRE DE LA THÉORIE MOLÉCULAIRE DE LA
MATIER̀E MATIÈRE
MP1054 100. Lightning 100. Aug. 14, 1946.
Lightning
MP1140 CRIANCAS MEXICANAS CRIANÇAS MEXICANAS
MP1392 ANIMALS CASEIROS. ANIMAIS CASEIROS.
MP1626 AS CRIANÇAS DA SUICA. AS CRIANÇAS DA SUIÇA.
MP1628 ANIMALS AQUÁTICOS ANIMAIS AQUÁTICOS
MP1670 CARRERAS, SALTOS Y RELEVOS CARRERAS, SALTOS Y RELEVOS
MP1694 OS INDIOS NAVAJOS OS ÍNDIOS NAVAJOS
MP1719 A VIDA RURAL NO MEXICO. A VIDA RURAL NO MÉXICO.
MP1856 O POVOS DAS PLANTAÇOES. O POVOS DAS PLANTAÇÕES.
MP1902 Red Fury. Red Fury. 1947.
MP4715 CARRIBBEAN CAPERS CARIBBEAN CAPERS
MP4846 C Encyclopaedia Britannica © Encyclopaedia Britannica
Films, Inc. Films, Inc.
MP9883 WASHINGTON—THE SHRINE OF WASHINGTON—THE SHRINE OF
AMERICAN PATRIOTRISM AMERICAN PATRIOTISM
MP10264 THE CHEWIN 'BRUIN THE CHEWIN' BRUIN
MP10753 POLSKA NIE ZGINELA POLSKA NIE ZGINEŁA
MP10763 THE FIGHTING 69TH1/2 THE FIGHTING 69TH–1/2
MP11054 *Old Macdonald Had a Farm. *Old Macdonald Had a Farm.
1941.
MP11644 Milestones of Democracy. 1 2. Milestones of Democracy.
reel. 1 reel.
MP11840 MAIN STREET. U. S. A. - 1942 MAIN STREET. U. S. A.—1942
MP12016 9Dec51 9Dec41
MP12079 4. © 21Jul41; MP12079 5. © 21Jul41; MP12079
MP12300 Hub of the World. Hub of the World. 1942.
MP12939 MEN IN WASHINGTON - 1942 MEN IN WASHINGTON—1942
MP13059 15Oct52 15Oct42
MP13623 GLOBIAL RHYTHM GLOBAL RHYTHM
MP14532 38. 2 reels. © 5Jan44; 37. 2 reels. © 5Jan44;
MP14532 MP14532
MP14636 13Feb48 13Feb44
MP16148 *Schoolhouse Jive. *Schoolhouse Jive. 1945.
MP16159 *After a While. *After a While. 1945.
MP16525 17Oct35 17Oct45
MU16571 Open Door. Open Door. 1945.
MU3795 WINGS TO NEW YORK. Charles D. WINGS TO NEW YORK. Charles
Beeland for 1,145 feet, sd. D. Beeland for Pan
Pan American World Airways, American World Airways,
Atlantic Division. Atlantic Division. 1,145
feet, sd.
P. 515 DEPARTAMENTO DO OFTALMOLOGIA, DEPARTAMENTO DE
ESCOLA DE MÉDICOS E OFTALMOLOGIA, ESCOLA DE
CIRURGIÕES MÉDICOS E CIRURGIÕES
P. 536 TELETAKE PRODUCTIONS TELETALE PRODUCTIONS
1. Corrected spelling, accents, grammar, hyphenation, and punctuation
of names according to the following guidelines.
● For movies name used in the main Motion Pictures list
determined usage unless all the Index entries indicate
otherwise. See change list.
● The names of individuals and companies featured in the Index
listing determined usage unless all of the Motion Pictures
entries indicated otherwise. See change list.
2. Silently corrected simple spelling, grammar, and typographical
errors of other than names of movies, persons, and companies as
mentioned previously.
3. Otherwise retained anachronistic and non-standard spellings as
printed.
4. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.