He had one brief break in his New Republic tenure, when he served as the drama critic for the New York Times for eight months in 1966.

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A substantial selection of film criticism - from Edison's ""Projecting Kinetescope"" in 1896 (in color!) through .

A substantial selection of film criticism - from Edison's ""Projecting Kinetescope"" in 1896 (in color!) through Citizen Kane in 1941. Whereas the Edison spectacular produced only amazement that it existed at all (""Then came into view two precious blonde young persons.

New York: Liveright (1972).

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Stanley Kauffmann, Bruce Henstell. From inside the book.

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New York: Liveright (1972).

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