Television ready for release wars end and film fears
NEA staff writer reports rumors that television may not be ready to replace films for years. Experts doubt the medium will hurt cinema, noting postwar bomb disruptions and cautious forecasts. Radio debate on whether TV will impact Hollywood remains unsettled and inconclusive.
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Radio and Movies Grow Closer as TV Looms Compete
A veteran producer notes radio and motion pictures now feed each other, boosting box office via radio plugs and star crossovers. He says TV will not hurt films and actors eagerly pursue TV work, with Hollywood embracing new television schools and stations as lights shine on the future.
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