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• BOSLEY CROWTHER, 27 YEARS A CRITIC OF FILMS FOR TIMES, IS DEAD AT 75 (Published 1981) - The New York Times
• F. Bosley Crowther III ’56 - Princeton Alumni Weekly
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; 'The Third Man,' Carol Reed's Mystery-Thriller-Romance, Opens Run of Victoria - The New York Times
• Run, Bonnie and Clyde; Run, Bonnie (Published 1967) - The New York Times
• The Screen: Minstrel Show 'Othello':Radical Makeup Marks Olivier's Interpretation (Published 1966) - The New York Times
• Screen: Sordid View of French Life: Breathless' in Debut at the Fine Arts Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Seberg Starred - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Six New Films Arrive on the Holiday in 'Midtown Houses --Gene Tierney Appears in 'Leave Her to Heaven' at Roxy 'Cornered,' With Dick Powell, at Palace--'Seventh Veil,' a British Picture, Makes Its Debut at Winter Garden At the Wint - The New York Times
• Screen: Sad Psychosis; 'Written on the Wind' Opens at Capitol. (Published 1957) - The New York Times
• Screen: At the Old Stand; Hitchcock's 'Man Who Knew Too Much' Bows Newspaper Story 'Rosanna' From Mexico - The New York Times
• Screen: The Rise and Fall of a TV 'Personality'; 'A Face in the Crowd' Opens at the Globe (Published 1957) - The New York Times
• 'Gaslight,' Adapted From Play 'Angel Street,' at Capitol -'Hardy's Blonde 'Trouble' Is Shown at Loew's State - The New York Times
• 'The Lady Eve,' a Sparkling Romantic Comedy, With Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda, at the Paramount -- Other Films at Rialto, Miami and New York (Published 1941) - The New York Times
• Odds Against Tomorrow'; Race Prejudice Mars Hold-up of a Bank (Published 1959) - The New York Times
• The Screen: Marilyn Monroe Arrives; Glitters as Floozie in 'Bus Stop' at Roxy Stork Over Britain Tasteless Melodrama - The New York Times
• Screen: A Desert Warfare Spectacle:'Lawrence of Arabia' Opens in New York (Published 1962) - The New York Times
• The Screen: Delinquency; ' Rebel Without Cause' Has Debut at Astor (Published 1955) - The New York Times
• ' Dark Passage,' Warner Thriller, in Which Humphrey Bogart and lauren Bacall Are Chief Attractions, Opens at Strand - The New York Times
• ' Singin' in the Rain,' Starring Gene Kelly, Ushers In Spring at the Music Hall; A Psychologist's Life in Prison, 'My Six Convicts,' With Mitchell, at Astor (Published 1952) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Jane Wyman Gives a Sensitive Performance as Deaf-Mute in 'Johnny Belinda' - The New York Times
• 'Suddenly, Last Summer'; Movie From Williams Play at 2 Houses Eliabeth Taylor and Clift Head Cast (Published 1959) - The New York Times
• 'Splendor in the Grass' Is-at 2 Theatres (Published 1961) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN; 'Tonight and Every Night,' Film Musical, With Hayworth, at the Music Hall--'Murder, My Sweet,' Arrives of the Palace At the Palace (Published 1945) - The New York Times
• Le Carre's Best Seller Adapted to Film (Published 1965) - The New York Times
• 'Since You Went Away,' a Film of Wartime Domestic Life, With Claudette Colbert and Others, Opens at the Capitol - The New York Times
• Vertigo,' Hitchcock's Latest; Melodrama Arrives at the Capitol (Published 1958) - The New York Times
• ' The Bad and the Beautiful,' With Kirk Douglas Playing a Scoundrel, at Music Hall (Published 1953) - The New York Times
• ' Out of the Past,' RKO Mystery Starring Robert Mitchum, New Feature at Palace (Published 1947) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'For Few Dollars More' Opens:Trans-Lux West Shows New Eastwood Film 2 Rivals in Murder Are Presented as Heroes (Published 1967) - The New York Times
• ' Odd Man Out,' British Film in Which James Mason Again Is the Chief Menace, Has Its Premiere at Loew's Criterion - The New York Times
• The Screen: Billy Wilder's 'Love in the Afternoon' Arrives; Film at Paramount Is a Gay Romance 'The Sun Also Rises' on View at Roxy (Published 1957) - The New York Times
• Screen: Belmondo as Crafty Informer: Doulos -- the Finger Man' at Beekman (Published 1964) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; 'Strangers on a Train,' Another Hitchcock Venture, Arrives at the Warner Theatre - The New York Times
• The Screen: 'An Affair to Remember'; Stewart Granger Stars in 'Gun Glory' (Published 1957) - The New York Times
• The Screen: 'Ben-Hur,' a Blockbuster; M-G-M Spectacle Opens at the Loew's State Film Is Called Most Stirring of Its Type - The New York Times
• Screen: The Searchers' Find Action; Entertaining Western Opens at Criterion 'Animal World' Shown At Little Carnegie - The New York Times
• Burt Lancaster Stars in 'Train,' a Thriller (Published 1965) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN; Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford Stars of 'Gilda' at Music Hall --'Vacation From Marriage' Has Donat and Deborah Kerr (Published 1946) - The New York Times
• The Screen: A Chiller of a Thriller; 'Diabolique,' a French Film, at Fine Arts (Published 1955) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; ' Red Pony,' Based on Steinbeck Novel, New Bill at Mayfair -- Mitchum, Loy in Cast - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN; 'Razor's Edge,' Fox Film Based on Maugham Novel, Opens at Roxy--Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, Anne Baxter in Cast (Published 1946) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'Damn Yankees' (Published 1958) - The New York Times
• Screen::'The Miracle Worker' Opens William Gibson Drama at Two Theatres (Published 1962) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; ' Rope,' an Exercise in Suspense Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, Is New Bill at the Globe - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Fred Astaire and Vera-Ellen in 'The Belle of New York,' New Feature at Loew's State - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; ' Gentlemen Prefer Blondes' at Roxy, With Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell - The New York Times
• AGAINST A SEA OF TROUBLES; In 'To Be Or Not To Be,' Ernst Lubitsch Has Opposed Real Tragedy With an Incongruous Comedy Plot -- Other New Films (Published 1942) - The New York Times
• Screen: Large Subject; The Cast (Published 1956) - The New York Times
• Orson Welles's Controversial 'Citizen Kane' Proves a Sensational Film at Palace -- 'That Uncertain Feeling' at Music Hall -- 'Great American Broadcast' at Roxy (Published 1941) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN; 'The Stranger,' With Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young and Orson Welles, of Palace-- 'Renegades' Is Criterion Bill At Loew's Criterion (Published 1946) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'Viridiana' Here From Spain:Luis Bunuel Film Is at Paris Theatre Silvia Pinal Portrays the Title Role - The New York Times
• Screen: Change in Scene:Japanese Production of 'Macbeth' Opens (Published 1961) - The New York Times
• Bonnie, Clyde and the critics - Roger Ebert
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; ' Intruder in the Dust,' M-G-M's Drama of Lynching in the South, at the Mayfair - The New York Times
• Screen: 'A Fistful of Dollars' Opens:Western Film Cliches All Used in Movie Cowboy Star From TV Featured as Killer - The New York Times
• Screen: 'Hud' Chronicles a Selfish, Snarling Heel:Newman in Title Role of Western in 60's ` (Published 1963) - The New York Times
• Screen: Orson Welles Is Falstaff in Uneven Film:Cannes Movie Arrives at Little Carnegie (Published 1967) - The New York Times
• ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ (1946) Review (Published 2018) - The New York Times
• Screen: Pitiless Shocker:Mitchum Stalks Peck in 'Cape Fear' (Published 1962) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW: AT THREE THEATRES; 'It's a Wonderful Life,' With James Stewart, at Globe-- 'Abie's Irish Rose' and 'The Wicked Lady' Also Seen Here At the Gotham (Published 1946) - The New York Times
• Screen: Drama Imported From Japan:'Ikiru' Has Premiere at the Little Carnegie Shimura Stars as Petty Government Aide - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN; Vittorio De Sica's 'The Bicycle Thief,' a Drama of Post-War Rome, Arrives at World (Published 1949) - The New York Times
• ' The African Queen,' Starring Humphrey Bogart, Katharine Hepburn, at the Capitol; ' Navajo' Feature at the Baronet -- 'Paris Nights,' an Import, Opens at Rialto Theatre (Published 1952) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'How to Steal a Million' Opens at Music Hall:Audrey Hepburn Stars With Peter O'Toole 'Enough Rope' Arrives at Little Carnegie (Published 1966) - The New York Times
• THE AMBIGUOUS 'CITIZEN KANE'; Orson Welles, in His First Motion Picture, Creates a Titanic Character Which Does Everything but Explain Itself (Published 1941) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN: DISNEY'S 'PETER PAN' BOWS; Full-Length Color Cartoon, an Adaptation of Barrie Play, Is Feature at the Roxy (Published 1953) - The New York Times
• Screen: The Four Beatles in 'A Hard Day's Night':British Singers Make Debut as Film Stars A Lively Spoof of the Craze They Set Off (Published 1964) - The New York Times
• Screen: "The Unforgiven':Huston Film Stars Miss Hepburn, Lancaster (Published 1960) - The New York Times
• Screen: Fictional Navy:' Bedford Incident' Grim Movie on Cold War (Published 1965) - The New York Times
• Screen: Wild Comedy About the Pursuit of Money:'A Mad, Mad World' Opens at Warner (Published 1963) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; ' Lifeboat,' a Film Picturization of Shipwrecked Survivors, With Tallulah Bankhead, Opens at the Astor Theatre (Published 1944) - The New York Times
• 3 1/2-Hour Film Based on Uris' Novel Opens (Published 1960) - The New York Times
• Screen: Film From Japan:New Teahouse Cinema Is Opened by Toho (Published 1963) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN; 'In This Our Life,' Film Version of Ellen Glasgow Prize Novel, With Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland, Opens at Strand (Published 1942) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'The 400 Blows'; A Small Masterpiece From France Opens (Published 1959) - The New York Times
• ' Sergeant York,' a Sincere Biography of the World War Hero, Makes Its Appearance at the Astor -- 'Hit the Road' Seen at the Rialto (Published 1941) - The New York Times
• " Suspicion" a Hitchcock Thriller, at Music Hall --"Shadow of Thin Man," at Capitol -- Errol Flynn as Gen. Caster at Strand - The New York Times
• Screen: Shameful Incident of War; 'Paths of Glory' Has Premiere at Victoria (Published 1957) - The New York Times
• What’s so good about Citizen Kane? - BBC
• Crowther to Leave The Times and Join Columbia Pictures (Published 1968) - The New York Times
• ' Casablanca,' With Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, at Hollywood -- 'White Cargo' and 'Ravaged Earth' Open - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; A Fine Production of 'Harvey,' With Josephine Hull and James Stewart, at Astor - The New York Times
• Screen: 'Period of Adjustment' Opens:Film Based on Play by Tennessee Williams Marriage Difficulties Theme of Comedy (Published 1962) - The New York Times
• Academy Leaders - Film Comment Magazine
• HOLLYWOOD RAJAH: The Life and Times of Louis B. Mayer. By Bosley Crowther. Illustrated. 339 pp. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston. $5.50.; The Demigod (Published 1960) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; James Cagney Back as Gangster in 'White Heat,' Thriller Now at the Strand - The New York Times
• On Missing Dr. Strangelove - quincyinst.org
• 'Double Indemnity,' a Tough Melodrama, With Stanwyck and MacMurray as Killers, Opens at the Paramount - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Walt Disney's 'Fantasia,' an Exciting New Departure in Film Entertainment, Opened Last Night at the Broadway (Published 1940) - The New York Times
• Screen: Radioactive City; ' The World, the Flesh and the Devil' Opens (Published 1959) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'The Birds':Hitchcock's Feathered Fiends Are Chilling (Published 1963) - The New York Times
• Screen: Wonderful Trip in Space; 'Forbidden Planet' Is Out of This World (Published 1956) - The New York Times
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Lana Turner and Ray Milland Seen in 'Life of Her Own,' at Capitol Theatre (Published 1950) - The New York Times
• The Screen: 'A Star Is Born' Bows; Judy Garland, James Mason in Top Roles (Published 1954) - The New York Times
• Screen: 'Thoroughly Modern Millie':Pleasant Spoof of 20's Opens at Criterion (Published 1967) - The New York Times
• Jean Arthur, Marlene Dietrich and John Land a Triangle in 'A Foreign Affair' (Published 1948) - The New York Times
• Terence Stamp Stars in 'The Collector ' (Published 1965) - The New York Times
• Screen: John Wayne's 3-Hour Remembrance of 'The Alamo':He Produces and Stars in Film at Rivoli (Published 1960) - The New York Times
• Graduating With Honors; 'The Graduate' (Published 1967) - The New York Times
• The Screen; Ingmar Bergman's Study in Brutality:'The Virgin Spring' in Premiere at Beekman Von Sydow Starred in Ulla Isaksson Script (Published 1960) - The New York Times
• ' The Man Who Came to Dinner,' With Monty Woolley, Bette Davis, Arrives in Cinematic Full-Dress at the Strand - The New York Times