Endnotes
- Jonathan Stuart Setliff, “The March of Time and the American Century,” (doctoral dissertation, University of Maryland, 2007), 34.
- Cynthia B. Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama: Time Magazine, BBDO, and Radio Sponsors, 1931-39,” American Journalism 35, no. 4 (2018): 423; Setliff, 34; Sridhar Pappu and Jay Stowe, “The Last Days of Time Inc.: An Oral History of How the Pre-Eminent Media Organization of the 20th Century Ended Up on the Scrap Heap,” New York Times (New York, NY), May 21, 2018, https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/05/19/business/media/time-inc-oral-history.html.
- Setliff, 35.
- Setliff, 33.
- Robert T. Elson, Time Inc.: The Intimate History of a Publishing Enterprise, 1923–1941 (New York: Atheneum, 1968), 86.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 423.
- “Relinquishing of Editorial Control at Time, Inc. by Henry Luce Marks End of Era; MAGAZINE EMPIRE STARTED IN 1923; 41-Year Publishing Career Has Stirred Controversy and Reaped Profits,” New York Times (New York, NY), April 17, 1964, https://www.nytimes.com/1964/04/17/archives/relinquishing-of-editorial-control-at-time-inc-by-henry-luce-marks.html.
- Setliff, 34-35.
- “Relinquishing of Editorial Control at Time Inc.,” New York Times.
- Setliff, 57.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 430-431.
- Lawrence W. Lichty and Thomas W. Bohn, “Radio’s March of Time: Dramatized News,” Journalism Quarterly 51, no. 3 (1974): 459.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 429-231.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 428-432.
- Lawrence W. Lichty and Thomas W. Bohn, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” Journal of Popular Film 2, no. 4 (1973), 375.
- “The Press: Question of Responsibility,” Time, February 29, 1932, 2, https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,882095,00.html.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,”; Cynthia B. Meyers, “Media History and Advertising Archives,” American Journalism 37, no. 2 (2020): 246.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 422.
- Ibid, 434.
- “The Press: Question of Responsibility,” Time, https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,882095,00.html.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 432.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 435.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 381.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 433.
- 9 million figure comes from Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 437; 38 million comes from an advertisement for Time products in Gracia Ramirez, “The March of Time in Britain and the International History of Documentary Film,” Film History: An International Journal 32, no. 2 (2020): 6.
- Setliff, 63.
- Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama,” 437.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 375-376.
- Setliff, 64.
- Ibid, 65.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 375.
- Setliff, 7.
- Ibid, 66.
- Ibid, 78.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 377-378; Raymond Fielding, “Time Flickers Out: Notes on the Passing of the ‘March of Time,’” The Quarterly of Film Radio and Television 11, no. 4, (1957): 356.
- Steliff, 76.
- Michael T. Isenberg, “The Historian and the Myth of the ‘Objective Camera:’ A Critique of Film Reality,” Teaching History: A Journal of Methods 1, no. 1 (1976): 10.
- Ramirez, 2.
- Ramirez, 2; Setliff, 8.
- Ramon Girona and Jordi Xifra,”Inside Nazi Germany and PR War Films in America,” Public Relations Review 39, no. 5 (2013): 514.
- Girona & Xifra, 514.
- Ramirez, 2; Girona & Xifra, 514.
- Setliff, 8.
- Isenberg, 9.
- Ramirez, 2.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 377.
- Setliff, 74.
- Ibid, 74.
- Charles Wolfe, “Historicising the ‘Voice of God’: The Place of Vocal Narration in Classical Documentary,” Film History 9, (1997): 152-153.
- Setliff, 139.
- Ibid, 74.
- Setliff, 66-67; Meyers, “The March of Time Radio Docudrama”; Raymond Fielding, “Mirror of Discontent: The March of Time and Its Political Controversial Film Issues,” Western Political Quarterly 12, no. 1 (1959): 145; Girona & Xifra, 515; Ramirez, 1-2. In order of appearance.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 376.
- Setliff, 117.
- Ibid, 88.
- Ibid, 273-286.
- William Alexander, “The March of Time and the World Today,” American Quarterly 29, no. 2 (1977): 185.
- Setliff, 84-85.
- Jessica Schoenbaechler, “A View from the Classroom: Film & History Conference,” Film & History: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Film and Television Studies 37, no. 1 (2007): 10; Ramorez, 7-9.
- Schoenbaechler, 10.
- Setliff, 93.
- Raymond Fielding, The March of Time, 1935-1951 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1978).
- Setliff, 110; Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 382.
- Setliff, 140.
- Ramirez, 14.
- Setliff, 118.
- Fielding, “Mirror of Discontent,” 146.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 382.
- Fielding, “Mirror of Discontent,” 146.
- Girona & Xifra, 516-517; Fielding, “Mirror of Discontent,” 147.
- Fielding, “Mirror of Discontent,” 147; Setliff, 118.
- Fielding, “Mirror of Discontent,” 148.
- Ibid, 148.
- Setliff, 122.
- Peter C. Rollins, “Ideology and Film Rhetoric,” Journal of Popular Film 5, no. 2 (1976): 129.
- Ibid, 165-168.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 382.
- Ramirez, 7; Setliff, 180-181, 269.
- Setliff, 107.
- Ramirez, 7.
- Setliff, 194.
- “Relinquishing of Editorial Control at Time, Inc.”
- Ramirez, 7.
- Bangkok Oasis on a Troubled Continent. (1953: Time, Inc.) streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/ws85b255q.
- Bangkok Oasis on a Troubled Continent; Indonesia, An Empire’s Problem, (1949: Time Inc.), streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/sf268s11c; India, (1944: Time, Inc.), streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/5q47s8912.
- Setliff, 18.
- Heart Disease, (1937: Time, Inc.), streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/n8710b802.
- Life with Grandpa, (1949: Time, Inc.), streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/pv63gk88h.
- Joseph Clark, News Parade: The American Newsreel and the World as Spectacle (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2020), 173.
- Americans All, (1944: Time, Inc.), streaming, https://media.dlib.indiana.edu/media_objects/q811m587h.
- Setliff, 230.
- Setliff, 230-231.
- Setliff, 259; Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 384.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 383-384.
- Ibid, 384.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 383; Fielding, “Time Flickers Out,” 357; Setliff, 262.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 383-385.
- Fielding, “Time Flickers Out,” 356.
- Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 385.
100. Marc Singer, “Making History: Cinematic Time and the Powers of Retrospection in Citizen Kane and Nixon,” Journal of Narrative Theory 38, no. 2 (2008): 188.
101. Setliff, 71-72.
102. Bohn and Lichty, “The March of Time: News as Drama,” 385-386.