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NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW MAGAZINE
aka "NEW MOVIES"
Trade Journal from United States
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1926-1949
- Was called "The National Board Of Review Magazine" from 1926 to 1942. From 1942 to 1949 was called "NEW MOVIES".
- A merger from three earlier magazines of the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures:
- EXCEPTIONAL PHOTOPLAYS (1920-1925),
- FILM PROGRESS (1917-1926) and
- PHOTOPLAY GUIDE TO BETTER MOVIES (1924-1926).
- Succeeded by FILMS IN REVIEW .
- Published by National Board of Review of Motion Pictures

Last updated:
22 May 2015
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Special thanks for this page goes to:
Garry Malvern

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CONTENTS: 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1932 1936 1939 1940 1942 All

GALLERIES: 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1932 1936 1939 1940 1942


1926	Issue 1 March/April 1926	Issue 2 May/June 1926	Issue 3 July 1926	Issue 4 August 1926	Issue 5 September/October 1926	Issue 6 November 1926
Issue 7 December 1926
1927	Issue 8 January 1927	Issue 9 February 1927	Issue 10 March 1927	Issue 11 April 1927	Issue 12 May 1927	Issue 13 June 1927
Issue 14 July 1927	Issue 15 August 1927	Issue 16 September 1927	Issue 17 October 1927	Issue 18 November 1927	Issue 19 December 1927
1928	Issue 20 January 1928	Issue 21 February 1928	Issue 22 March 1928	Issue 23 April 1928	Issue 24 May 1928	Issue 25 June 1928
Issue 26 July 1928	Issue 27 August 1928	Issue 28 September 1928	Issue 29 October 1928	Issue 30 November 1928	Issue 31 December 1928
1929	January 1929	February 1929	March 1929	April 1929	May 1929	June 1929
September/October 1929	November 1929	December 1929
1930	January 1930	February 1930	March 1930	April 1930	May/June 1930	September 1930
October 1930	November 1930	December 1930
1932	September/October 1932

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