Structural Failure: The Steve Canyon Television Series (1958–59).

Steve Canyon I , developed in the late 1950s from the popular newspaper comic strip of the same name created by Milton Caniff, was the first attempt at generating a filmed dramatic series for American network television in collaboration with the United States Air Force. 18 See Arno Luehman to Milton...

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Publicado en:Historical Journal of Film, Radio & Television Vol. 42; no. 2; pp. 311 - 328
Autor principal: MacKenzie, S. P.
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      ab: Steve Canyon I , developed in the late 1950s from the popular newspaper comic strip of the same name created by Milton Caniff, was the first attempt at generating a filmed dramatic series for American network television in collaboration with the United States Air Force. 18 See Arno Luehman to Milton Caniff, 9 May 1958, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 8; see also e.g. Shale Tulin to Milton Caniff, 24 April 1958, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 7; E. S. Ligon to Milton Caniff, 16 April 1958, Donald Foster to Milton Caniff, 19 July 1958, James Hunter to Milton Caniff, 3 September 1958, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 10, MCC. 60 See Memorandum I re i Steve Canyon, Meeting with Borden Mace and Bruno Lansing, 3 September 1959, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 18, MCC; F. Borden Mace to Charles Detinger, 24 November 1959, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 16, MAC; see also Charles H. Franks to Milton Caniff, 4 June 1959, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 17, MCC. 19 See I Hollywood Reporter i , June 6, 1958, 3; ibid., September 8, 1958, 1; I Variety i , April 16, 1958, 3; ibid., May 21, 1958, 35; ibid., June 11, 1958, 21; Milton Caniff to Wellwood E. Beall, 14 April 1958, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 7, MCC; David Haft to Milton Caniff, 5 June 1958, Box MAC.P.110 / Folder 9, MCC.
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