CULTURAL OBJECTS VII: Fall 2000
Editor's Introduction
Features
- Caroline Altman, Coney Island at the Turn of the Century
- Erin Barnes, The Invention of the American Vacation: The Automobile, 1914-1932
- Tiffany Carney, Route 66: The Main Stream of America
- Rebecca Cullers, Andy Warhol: A Pop Culture Response to Modernism
- Sarah Evans and Abby Fifer, The Theory of the Leisure Class and Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
- Levi Fox, Were those the Days?: Historical Coming of Age Films in American Culture
- David Hendrick, The Possibility of Mobility: The Rise and Fall of the Bicycle in 19th Century America
- Devan Kirk, The Levy Opera House: 1852-1912
- Adam Reno, The Second City: Constructing Chicago's Temple of Satire
- Jennifer Reynolds, Through the Looking Glass: The Commodification and Consumption of Beauty
- Gretchen Sund, America's Dream Girl: Toys as Popular Culture and the Barbie Phenomenon
- Jessica Wolpert, Shots in the Dark: Sex, Drugs, Fans and the Murder of William Desmond Taylor
- Chris Yeung, The Babe Ruth Times: Constructing a Legend Since 1919
Displays
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- Caroline Altman, Levi Fox, Gretchen Sund,
Urban and Urbane: The New Yorker Magazine in the 1930s
- Erin Barnes, Dave Hendrick, Chris Yeung,
Superman in Identity Crisis: The Many Faces of the Man of Steel
- Chris Yeung, Action Comics #1: Superman's First Appearance in Print, June, 1938
- Tiffany Carney, Devan Polley, Adam Reno,
Breadlines to Chorus Lines: Hollywood Musicals of the 1930s
- Rebecca Cullers, Jessica Wolpert,
Crime Pays: The Hollywood Gangster from 1930 to 1938
- Sarah Evans, Abby Fifer, Jennifer Reynolds,
James Fenimore Cooper:
A Literary Pioneer
- Bringing the Cowboy East
- The Cowboy as Entertainer in the 1920s
- The Chicago Radio Show of 1924
- The emergance of radio as a medium in the 1920s
- The Ad Machine in Action
- Cigarettes and Art in Advertising.
- The 1933 Chicago World's Fair
- A Century of Progress
- The Power of the Ad
- Automobile advertising in the 1920s
- The Attic
- Visions of Women in 20s Advertising
- Old World,New World
- Uncovering Tutankhamun
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A Steetcar Named Desire: The Original Production
- Images from the original production of A Streetcar Named Desire and later productions.
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