Your career in motion pictures, radio, television.
Publisher: Sheridan House
Published: 1949
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Motion pictures -- Vocational guidance.; Radio -- Vocational guidance.; Television -- Vocational guidance.
Table of contents: title: Editor's preface, by Charles Reed Jones.; title: Introduction, by Leo McCarey.; title: Find yourself, by Bob Hope.; title: Getting started, by Alan Ladd.; title: Starting as an extra, by Veronica Lake.; title: Don't be typed, by Gene Tierney.; title: The leading man, by Dana Andrews.; title: The leading woman, by Loretta Young.; title: The character actor, by William Demarest.; title: Playing comedy, by Betty Hutton.; title: Dance your way to fame, by Betty Grable.; title: Start singing, by Frank Sinatra.; title: The child player,  by Doris Dudley.; title: The screen cowboy, by Gene Autry.; title: What is a star?, by Linda Darnell.; title: Writing screenplays, by Don Hartman.; title: The still cameraman, by Ernest Bachrach.; title: The cinematographer, by Gregg Toland.; title: The art director, by Leo E. Kuter.; title: The costume designer, by Edith Head.; title: The musical director, by Dimitri Tiomkin.; title: The director, by Sam Wood.; title: The producer, by Jerry Wald.; title: Hollywood agent, by Bert Allenberg.; title: Motion picture public relations, by Dave E. Epstein.; title: Non-theatrical films, by Samuel A. Datlowe.; title: Radio, by Gertrude Berg.; title: Television, by Ford Bond.