Hearst Metrotone News. Hearst Metrotone News was a newsreel series produced by the Hearst Corporation, founded by William Randolph Hearst. Hearst produced silent newsreels under the titles of ...

Photo: Hearst Metrotone News Though few remember them today, newsreels were a fixture of daily life for Americans from the early days of movies until television news rendered them obsolete in the ...

This 1962 newsreel from Hearst Metrotone News showed the situation before the construction of the Berlin Wall in August 1961 and the changes in the year following. Scenes showed families ...

As part of the "William Hearst, Marion Davies and Hollywood" series at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Blaine Bartell, senior newsreel preservationist at UCLA Film and Television Archive ...

In an election year, even those paragons of neutrality, the newsreels, often have a hard time staying on the tightrope of impartiality. As successful as any this year was Hearst's Metrotone News.

The petition will have done all that can be hoped if it causes moviegoers doubts as to the spirit, and the actual news itself, of Hearst Metrotone. Want to keep up with breaking news? Subscribe to ...

For William Randolph Hearst's part in promoting Red scares among the colleges, the undergraduate editor of the Williams Record last month conceived a revenge. Circulated by the Record was a ...

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“Oppenheimer” is in theaters today and the Hearst Metrotone News Collection has historic newsreel footage for your extended media coverage Oppenheimer headshot from Newsreel clip_HearstNews ...