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拜读了贵刊今年第十期“博物馆”栏目刊登的文章“珍贵的电影宣传品“。戴小兰先生在文中对数张说明书的介绍,使我们们对八十年前老北京的影事状况有了一个初步的印象与了解。读来颇有“一叶知秋”的感觉。我是身居上海的藏友读者,看了这篇文章后,忍不住也拿出几张早先收藏的老上海的电影说明书与同行共同探讨,以为南北呼应,互通有无。 早期的电影说明书,虽篇幅小巧,但琳琅满目,曾是旧时各影戏院的一个极富特色的副产品。以往,每一部影片上映,都会发行一份说明书,上面刊有电影故事、剧照、演员
Read the article published in the tenth issue of this year’s “Museum” section of the article “precious movie promotional materials.” Mr. Dai Xiaolan’s introduction of several brochures in the text has given us a preliminary impression and understanding of the situation in the old Beijing eighty years ago. Read quite a “leaf known” feeling. I am a Tibetan friend who lives in Shanghai. After reading this article, I could not help but come up with a few old Shanghai movie manuals that were previously collected and discussed with my colleagues to find out whether there is reciprocal exchange between North and South. Early movie brochures, though small and exquisite, but dazzling, was once a feature-rich by-product of the old cinema. In the past, each film release, will issue a manual, the above published a movie story, stills, actors