Warner and Mavis Riley, both of whom used the idea of Hollywood to evoke the modern manners and technologies they were rather relieved to find absent from postwar American suburbia. Warner, the travel writer living in Boston was, as we have seen, at first
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Stepping through the Silver Screen
Austro-German Filmmaker, Bestselling Author, and Journalist Colin Ross Discovers Australia
Anne Rees
Mediating the Rural Ideal
The Australian Town in Twentieth-Century Travel
Louise Prowse
was becoming increasingly popularized as new technologies opened up the rural landscape for leisurely exploration. At the beginning of the twentieth century, the rural idyll in Australia continued to be informed by notions of English taste and culture
The True Story of Gundagai’s Dog on the Tuckerbox
Tourists, Truth, and the Insouciance of Souvenirs
Richard White
folk culture successfully negotiated with modern technology ( Martin 2015 ). O’Hagan initially intended the track to lead to Bundaberg but Gundagai benefited from being more singable and having a river with the requisite number of syllables ( Van