THE BOOKSHELF

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100 Years of Brodies With Hal Roach

by Craig Calman

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3-D Movies

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Abbott and Costello
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Biffle and Shooster

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The Accidental Star

by Dan Van Neste

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Agatha Christie on Screen

by Mark Aldridge

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Books by Steven Bingen

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Books by Michael F. Blake

Blondie

The Cavalry Trilogy

The Classic Film Fan USA Travel Guide

by Kendahl Cruver

NOTE: At present, this is only available as an e-book

Christmas in the Movies

by Jeremy Arnold

Danger On the Silver Screen

by Scott McGee

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Designs on Film: A Century of Hollywood Art Direction
by Cathy Whitlock

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Godzilla

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The Horror Guys Library

Books by Leonard Maltin

Although copies are available through Amazon, this book is currently out of print.
Nevertheless, to obtain a copy of Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Sometimes Zeppo autographed by author Joe Adamson, send your request and a check for $100 (paperback edition) or
$200 (hardback edition) to:

Joe Adamson
28364 So. Western Ave. #407
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275

Prices include shipping

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The Marx Brothers

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Movies are Magic
by Jennifer Churchill

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Books by Michael R. Pitts

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Serials

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The Shadow

By Will Murray writing as Kenneth Robeson

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Books by Lisa Stein Haven

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Tarzan

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Books by Frank Thompson

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The Tunesmith