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February 26, 1946

Dear Paul Tillich (Details anzeigen),

Please forgive this bad typing job: I just got out of the hospital and my hands don't follow the instructions of my brain.

There seems to be a chance that THE NATION may need a motion picture reviewer. Now, you know my background pretty thoroughly but I'm inclined to think it a good idea to give you some details so you will be able to talk to Dr. Niebuhr (Details anzeigen).

I have written two books on the movies: one published in Zürich (Details anzeigen), Switzerland (Details anzeigen), in 1938 under the title POCKET GUIDE TO THE MOVIES (Details anzeigen), and one for Row, Peterson & Co, Evanstown [sic!] (Details anzeigen), Ill. (Details anzeigen), which will be published soon. Title: THE MOVIES (Details anzeigen). This is a book on motion pictures appreciation for high schools.

For two years I lectured at the university [sic!] of Basel (Details anzeigen) on the technique, the history and appreciation of films. I wrote articles for THEATRE ARTS, THE NATION and other magazines, all dealing with movies, and for one year I was regular motion picture editor of DECISION.

I also gave several lectures at the Film Library of the Museum of Modern Art. (Iris Barry (Details anzeigen), director).

As far as my other writing and editing activities are concerned, I think the enclosed curriculum will tell you the most important facts. Most of it you know anyhow. I gave up the job of book editor of TOMORROW because it was a fulltime job, and what with my novel, I could manage only a half time position.

Perhaps I could talk with Mrs. Kirchwey (Details anzeigen) one of these days, if it can be arranged without too much trouble. I'd be extremely grateful to you. Let me add that Bosley Crowther (Details anzeigen), motion picture editor of THE TIMES, and Iris Barry (Details anzeigen) of the Film Library can be used as references. And thanks a lot. I hope your hand will be allright soon.

Best wishes yours,

Richard (Details anzeigen)


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aTillich, Paul
bNiebuhr, Reinhold
cZürich
dSchweiz
ePlaut, Taschenbuch des Films, 1938
fEvanston (IL)
gIllinois, USA
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iBasel
jBarry, Iris
kKirchwey, Mary Frederika "Freda"
lCrowther, Jr., Francis Bosley
mBarry, Iris
nPlaut, Richard

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USA, Cambridge, MA, Harvard University, Harvard Divinity School Library, Tillich, Paul, 1886–1965. Papers, 1894–1974., bMS 649/175(3)
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nächster Brief in der Korrespondenz
Brief von Richard Plaut an Paul Tillich vom 29. Februar 1946

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Brief von Richard Plaut an Paul Tillich vom 26. Februar 1946, in: Paul Tillich, Korrespondenz. Digitale Edition, hg. von Christian Danz und Friedrich Wilhelm Graf. https://tillich-briefe.acdh.oeaw.ac.at/L10912.html, Zugriff am ????.

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