[ecrea] New issue of Film History

The latest issue of /Film History/ (vol. 26, no. 1) is now available, 
featuring a variety of new articles that may be of interest to readers, 
including:

   * Film, Cultural Policy, and World War I Training Camps: Send Your
     Soldier to the Show with Smileage (Sue Collins)
   * The Myth of /Evangeline/ and the Origin of Canadian National
     Cinema (Zoë Constantinides)

   * Marketing Rebellion: /The Chinese Revolution/ Reconsidered (Kim
     Fahlstedt)
   * /Millhouse/: The Problems and Opportunities of Political Cinema
     (Mark Minett)
   * Splitsville: Independent Exhibitors Court Federal Intervention in
     the American Film Industry, 1975-1988 (Deron Overpeck)

This issue also contains the inaugural installment of a new recurring 
feature called "Re-Readings," featuring historiographic reevaluation of 
important pre-1960 works of film history:

   * "What Movie Tonight?": Margaret Thorp between the Aesthetics and
     the Sociology of American Cinema (Dana Polan)

We hope you will enjoy reading this issue, which can be accessed on 
JSTOR or Project MUSE:

http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2979/filmhistory.26.issue-1
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/film_history/toc/fih.26.1.html

All the best,

David Church, Managing/ /Editor
Film History
(filmhist /at/ indiana.edu)

Department of Communication and Culture
800 E. Third Street
Indiana University
Bloomington IN 47405