How Sweet It Was: Television: A Pictorial Commentary

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How Sweet It Was: Television: A Pictorial Commentary is a nostalgic, image-rich book chronicling the early decades of American television, authored by comedy writer and producer Irving Brecher.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
television history book
author Irving Brecher NERFINISHED
contains commentary
illustrations
photographs
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creatorOccupationOfAuthor comedy writer
television producer
depicts television personalities
television programs
television technology
format pictorial commentary
genre pictorial book
television history
hasPerspective insider view from a television comedy writer
language English
mainSubject American television
history of television
mediaType print
narrativeFocus early decades of American television
narrativeTone nostalgic
subjectArea entertainment history
popular culture
targetAudience fans of classic television
readers interested in television history
timePeriodCovered early years of American network television
mid-20th century
workType image-rich commentary

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Irving Brecher notableWork How Sweet It Was: Television: A Pictorial Commentary
Irving Brecher coAuthorOf How Sweet It Was: Television: A Pictorial Commentary