The Editor’s Notebook (1950)

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The Editor’s Notebook is a salute from one titan of Chicago media to another. A sponsored film produced by Wilding Picture Productions on behalf of the Chicago Daily News, The Editor’s Notebook mixes documentary footage, staged recreations, and interviews with the newspaper’s staff to illuminate and explain the work of the Daily News and the importance of a free press in American democracy. As both Wilding and the Daily News are long defunct, The Editor’s Notebook also provides an entertaining and accessible look at media companies whose legacies have no present-day corporate guardian or benefactor.

Director: Orlando Lippert
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 29 min
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Production: Wilding Picture Productions
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Editor’s Notebook about?
The Editor’s Notebook is a salute from one titan of Chicago media to another. A sponsored film produced by Wilding Picture Productions on behalf of the Chicago Daily News, The Editor’s Notebook mixes documentary footage, staged recreations, and interviews with the newspaper’s staff to illuminate and explain the work of the Daily News and the importance of a free press in American democracy. As both Wilding and the Daily News are long defunct, The Editor’s Notebook also provides an entertaining and accessible look at media companies whose legacies have no present-day corporate guardian or benefactor.
Who directed The Editor’s Notebook?
The Editor’s Notebook was directed by Orlando Lippert.
Who stars in The Editor’s Notebook?
The Editor’s Notebook stars John S. Knight, Kirby Grant.
How long is The Editor’s Notebook?
The Editor’s Notebook has a runtime of 29m (29 minutes).
What genre is The Editor’s Notebook?
The Editor’s Notebook is a Documentary film.
Where was The Editor’s Notebook produced?
The Editor’s Notebook was produced in United States of America.