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The Magazine Of The Directors Guild Of America
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Garry Malvern
Bi-monthly trade journal from Los Angeles, United States published by Directors Guild of America (DGA),

- First and last issue: 1966-1978
- 63 issues are listed in the moviemags.com database.
- Published by "The Directors Guild of America" (DGA).
- From July 1976 to the end of 1977 no issues were published.
- Bi-monthly.
- Ceased publication.
- From the same publisher: Dga, Dga Monthly,

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Issue #63
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November/December 1978

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Issue #62
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September/October 1978

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Issue #61
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July/August 1978

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Issue #60
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March/April 1978

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Issue #59
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May/June 1976

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Issue #58
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March/April 1976

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Issue #57
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January/February 1976

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Issue #56
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November/December 1975

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Issue #55
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September/October 1975

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Issue #54
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July/August 1975

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Issue #53
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May/June 1975

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Issue #52
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March/April 1975

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Issue #51
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January/February 1975

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Issue #50
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November/December 1974

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Issue #49
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September/October 1974

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Issue #48
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July/August 1974

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Issue #47
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May/June 1974

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Issue #46
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March/April 1974

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Issue #45
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January/February 1974

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Issue #44
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November/December 1973

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Issue #43
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September/October 1973

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Issue #42
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July/August 1973

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Issue #41
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May/June 1973

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Issue #40
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March/April 1973

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Issue #39
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January/February 1973

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Issue #38
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November/December 1972

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Issue #37
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September/October 1972
Cover photo of John Huston. Huston interview.
"Vincente Minnelli and Gigi" by Digby Diehl.
"Tay Garnett: A Man for All Films" by Bob Thomas.
And more.

Highslide JS
Issue #36
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July/August 1972

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Issue #35
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May/June 1972

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Issue #34
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March/April 1972

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Issue #33
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January/February 1972

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Issue #32
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November/December 1971

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Issue #31
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September/October 1971
A special issue of the DGA magazine, devoted exclusively to John Ford's classic 1939 western STAGECOACH. Includes: appreciations of the film by critics Arthur Knight and Andrew Sarris; Ford's own account of the film's conception and production; a kind of highlights-reel summary of the film, with frame blow-ups and dialogue excerpts; "The Company Remembers Stagecoach," featuring reminiscences by John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Yakima Canutt, Wingate Smith, Walter Reynolds, Dorothy Spencer, Andy Devine, Walter Plunkett, and John Carradine; and "an intimate view of John Ford today" by his grandson, Dan Ford.

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Issue #30
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July/August 1971

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Issue #29
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May/June 1971

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Issue #28
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March/April 1971

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Issue #27
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January/February 1971

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Issue #26
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November/December 1970

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Issue #25
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September/October 1970

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Issue #24
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July/August 1970

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Issue #23
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May/June 1970

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Issue #22
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March/April 1970

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Issue #21
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January/February 1970

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Issue #20
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November/December 1969

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Issue #19
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September/October 1969

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July/August 1969

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May/June 1969

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Issue #16
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March/April 1969

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Issue #15
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January/February 1969

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