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From the first flickering images of Edison's Kinetoscope to the mighty spectacle of Ben Hur and The Ten Commandments
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Something of Value by Robert Ruark sociology From the first flickering imagesSomething of Value by Robert Ruark Hamish Hamilton, 1955 [First Edition], hardcover Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to corners, some markings to cover, missing fly leaf and half title page, slightly canted (see photographs) From the Forword: "This is not a true story. It is rankest nonsense to claim that any novel is purely the product of a imagination; it is only contact with people and places, with situations and