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.NET 6
Getting Started with Blazor, MAUI,
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Desktop Development, and Containers
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About the Author
Nico Vermeir is a Microsoft MVP in the field of Windows
development. He works as an application architect
at Inetum-Realdolmen Belgium and spends a lot of
time keeping up with the rapidly changing world of
technology. He loves talking about and using the newest
and experimental technologies in the .NET stack. Nico
cofounded MADN, a user group focusing on building
modern applications in .NET. He regularly presents on the
topic of .NET at user groups and conferences.
In his free time, you can find him enjoying rides on his motorcycle, jamming on his
guitar, or having a beer with friends.
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Acknowledgments
Thank you to the great people at Apress for the support during the writing of this book.
Thank you Damien Foggon for the technical review; you’ve helped me grow as an
author and made this a better book.
A big thank you to the worldwide .NET community. Each and every one of you keeps
pushing me every day to grow as a developer, as a community member, and as a person.
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Introduction
Welcome to .NET 6! A very exciting new release of Microsoft’s managed application
runtime and SDK. .NET 6 is a release that has been long in the making; it is the next
step in the one .NET dream. In this book, we will discover what .NET 6 has to offer; we
will learn about exciting updates on existing frameworks like WinForms and WPF and
discover new things like Minimal APIs.
We will start with a quick tour around .NET 6 in the first chapter, just to get a feel of
how big this .NET release really is. In the next chapter, we will go a bit more technical
and see what the different runtimes are and how a cross-platform framework like .NET
still manages to run native applications on Windows, mobile, and more. In Chapter 3,
we will go into the command line tooling; here we will discover that Visual Studio is not
performing any magic tricks, it’s just calling the CLI underneath. In Chapters 4–7, we
will learn about the different application frameworks .NET hosts, from native Windows
desktop to web applications with ASP.NET Core to cross-platform mobile applications.
From there, we cross over into the cloud and see Azure’s support for .NET 6. The final
three chapters are a bit more advanced; we go into application architecture and what
.NET 6 and C# 10 features help write better architectured code, and we take a look at the
compiler platform, or Roslyn. And finally we end on a chapter with some more advanced
topics like threading and async/await.
The book is written in a demo-based manner. Feel free to pull up your computer and
follow along while reading; all the steps are explained so that we can discover the topics
together.
Happy learning!
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CHAPTER 1
A Tour of .NET 6
Welcome to .NET 6! An exciting new release of Microsoft’s popular framework. .NET 6
is the next big step in delivering the “one .NET” vision. The vision that would unify all of
.NET to have a single runtime for mobile, Web, IoT, games, and many more targets.
In this first chapter, we will look at the versioning of .NET, together with its support
timeframes and release schedule. We will go over the supported operating systems,
what it means to have a unified platform, and how to get started with .NET 6 using the
command line interface.
. NET 6
The .NET framework has been around since the year 2000. Over the years, it has grown
into a very mature, popular framework that could target many platforms. However,
sharing code between those different platforms was not an easy task because of how
the .NET framework was built. With .NET Core, Microsoft wanted to start from a clean
slate using .NET Standard as a way to share code between the different platforms. They
took the API surface of the base class library and started implementing everything
anew, using modern techniques and APIs to improve performance of the framework.
.NET Standard was created as an interface. It exposed parts of the BCL API; .NET Core
is an implementation of that .NET Standard interface. Because .NET Standard was an
abstraction, we could create .NET Standard class libraries that could be referenced from
every type of platform, as long as they used the correct version of .NET Core. This quickly
became confusing as .NET Core 3 was using .NET Standard 2.1, but .NET Standard 1.6
was .NET Core 1.0. The next step in unifying all of .NET was taken with .NET 5. .NET 5,
which was actually .NET Core 4, was the release where .NET Core became the successor
of the classic .NET Framework. The final release of the classic .NET Framework is
4.8; from that moment on, .NET Core is the main branch of the framework. To avoid
confusion, later on .NET Core was renamed to simply .NET and the versioning of the
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classic .NET framework was taken over, hence .NET 5. .NET Standard disappeared as
well; as of .NET 5, we just have .NET 5 class libraries and those are compatible with every
platform that is on .NET 5. .NET 6 is one of the final steps in unifying the platform as it
unifies Mono and .NET, fulfilling the “one .NET” dream.
So far we have spoken about .NET, .NET Core, and .NET Framework. This might get a
bit confusing, so here is how I will talk about the different types of .NET in this book:
V
ersion Support
First and foremost, .NET 6 is a Long Term Support release (LTS), meaning it will receive
updates for the coming 3 years (up until, and including, 2024). Non-LTS versions are
supported for 1 year, usually up to 3 months after the next LTS version release.
So how do we recognize LTS versions from non-LTS versions? Simple. Every odd
numbered release (.NET 5, .NET 7, etc.) will be a non-LTS release and every even
numbered release (.NET 6, .NET 8, etc.) will be an LTS release (Figure 1-1). The current
release cadence Microsoft has set for .NET is a new release every year around November.
This release cadence was introduced with .NET 5.
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Why is this important? If you’re starting a new software project, it’s important to
know that the underlying framework will not cause any security risks. No software is
bug-free, so bugs and security risks will show up over the lifetime of any software; .NET is
no exception. Writing your software using a version of .NET that will receive patches and
updates for the coming years ensures that vulnerabilities and bugs in the framework get
patched instead of potentially make your application crash, or vulnerable for attacks.
Does this mean that we can forget about the odd-numbered releases, since they are
only supported for about a year? Not necessarily, it all depends on the context around
the software you’re developing. If you’re building software that will still be in active
development by the time of the next .NET LTS release, it can easily be included in the
backlog to upgrade to the next version once it lands. If you’re building software that will
be delivered in the current non-LTS timeframe and there’s no maintenance planned on
the software, make sure your customer knows about the support. So, as usual it depends.
Luckily, upgrading to a next release usually isn’t very difficult. If you are in a consultant
role, set the correct expectations to your customer.
Tip Do not jump on the latest version of .NET just because it’s the latest version,
be sure to check the support status, inform your customer when applicable, and
make a well-informed decision.
S
upported Versions
There are multiple versions of .NET under active support at any given time. Table 1-1
gives an overview of the support status of the more recent .NET versions.
All details concerning support for .NET can be found in the official .NET Support Policy
found at https://dotnet.microsoft.com/platform/support/policy/dotnet-core.
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A Unified Platform
From the very start, .NET Core was meant to be cross-platform and cross-idiom. Its
purpose was to bring a bunch of separate, .NET-based technologies together under one
umbrella. Before .NET Core, we could do different styles of apps, but not all of those were
part of .NET, for example, Mono, the open-source .NET implementation for Linux- and
Unix-based systems and Xamarin, the native mobile .NET solution built on Mono.
.NET Core 3 shifted the unification of .NET into high gear by adding Windows
Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Windows Forms (WinForms) support into the
framework. .NET 5 expanded on this work by adding Mono; the work on Mono brought
.NET into the WebAssembly world. Blazor WebAssembly was the first result of this
unification. With Blazor WebAssembly, we got native .NET running in the browser,
using Mono. More information on Blazor can be found in Chapter 5 of this book. .NET 6
delivers the fully realized unified vision by including Xamarin as a part of .NET instead of
a separate framework.
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Water Wizards. 1949.
Water Wonderland. 1949.
With Rod and Gun in Canada. 1945.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Baa Baa Black Sheep. 1944.
Backyard Golf. 1944.
Big Bill Tilden. 1941.
Bluenose Schooner. 1944.
California Thoroughbreds. 1940.
Cattlemen's Days. 1944.
Champions of the Future. 1944.
Chinatown Champs. 1944.
Colorado Trout. 1944.
Desert Playground. 1944.
Dogie Round Up. 1944.
Dude Ranch Buckaroos. 1943.
Fight, Fish, Flight. 1941.
Filipino Sports Parade. 1944.
Fly Fishing. 1940.
Football Highlights. 1940.
Grey, White and Blue. 1943.
Hatteras Honkers. 1942.
Hunter's Paradise. 1942.
Hunting Dogs at Work. 1942.
Into the Clouds. 1944.
It Happens on Rollers. 1941.
King Salmon. 1941.
Las Vegas, Frontier Town. 1946.
Lions for Sale. 1941.
Mexican Sportland. 1944.
Rocky Mountain Big Game. 1942.
Rover's Rangers. 1943.
Sail Ho. 1941.
Sniffer Soldiers. 1942.
Snow Sports. 1943.
Tropical Sportland. 1943.
Water Sports. 1941.
With Rod and Reel on Anticosti Island. 1943.
Women in Sports. 1943.
SPORTS REVIEW.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
Aqua Capers. 1947.
Aristocrats of the Kennel. 1941.
Back to Bikes. 1942.
Beauty and the Blade. 1949.
Blue Grass Gentlemen. 1944.
Bowling for Strikes. 1940.
Champions Carry On. 1943.
Diving Dandies. 1946.
Dog Sense. 1943.
Down the Fairway. 1945.
Everglades Adventure. 1948.
Evergreen Playland. 1942.
Foaled for Fame. 1949.
Following the Hounds. 1940.
Football Fanfare. 1946.
Football Finesse. 1948.
Fun for All. 1944.
Fun on Rollers. 1941.
Future Champs. 1949.
Girls Preferred. 1944.
Golden Horses. 1946.
Gridiron Greatness. 1947.
Neptune's Daughter. 1942.
Neptune's Playground. 1948.
Nova Scotia. 1945.
Nymphs of the Lake. 1944.
Olympic Class. 1948.
Olympic Water Wizards. 1948.
Pins and Cushions. 1946.
Playing with Neptune. 1941.
Playtime in Hawaii. 1941.
Playtime's Journey. 1946.
Rodeo Goes to Town. 1940.
Sea Sirens. 1946.
Setting the Pace. 1942.
Ski Slopes. 1944.
Snow Trails. 1942.
Steelhead Fighters. 1942.
Steppin' Pretty. 1945.
Streamline and Stamina. 1943.
Students of Form. 1944.
Style of the Stars. 1947.
Summer Trails. 1946.
Symphony in Snow. 1941.
Tanbark Champions. 1947.
Time Out for Play. 1945.
Trolling for Strikes. 1944.
Well-Rowed Harvard. 1942.
When Winter Calls. 1942.
Wings of the Wind. 1947.
Winter Holiday. 1946.
Yankee Ski Doodle. 1948.
SPORTSCOPE.
RKO Pathe, Inc.
Aquaqueens. 1946.
Athletic Stars. 1948.
Athletic Varieties. 1948.
Ben Hogan. 1946.
Big Mouth Bass. 1948.
Black Ducks and Broadbills. 1946.
Bowling Fever. 1946.
Calumet Bluebloods. 1949.
Canadian Roughriders. 1949.
Chasing Rainbows. 1947.
College Climbers. 1947.
Doggone Clever. 1948.
Fighting Tarpon. 1948.
Frozen Fun. 1948.
Game Birds. 1949.
Golf Doctor. 1947.
Golf Masters. 1949.
Hail Notre Dame. 1946.
Ice Kids. 1949.
Ice Skippers. 1947.
Kentucky Basketeers. 1946.
Ladies in Wading. 1948.
Mighty Marlin. 1949.
Muscles and the Lady. 1948.
Palmetta Quail. 1946.
Pin Games. 1947.
Prize Fighter. 1949.
Quail Pointers. 1947.
Quarter Horses. 1946.
Racing Day. 1947.
Racing Sleuth. 1947.
Reading and Riding. 1947.
Rolling Thrills. 1949.
Skating Lady. 1946.
Ski Belles. 1947.
Ski Champion. 1947.
Ski Holiday. 1947.
Sports Coverage. 1948.
Sports Top Performers. 1949.
Steeplechasers. 1946.
Strikes to Spare. 1948.
Summer's Tale. 1947.
Teen Age Tars. 1948.
Tenderfoot Trail. 1946.
Texas Redheads. 1948.
Waders of the Deep. 1949.
Wild Turkey. 1947.
Winning Basketball. 1946.
STORY OF CIVILIZATION.
Culver, M. Minter.
Cradle of Our Race. 1941.
From Farms to Factories. 1941.
Herdsmen and Farmers. 1941.
Land of Our Forefathers. 1941.
Our Own Country. 1941.
Out of the Earth. 1941.
Story of Culture. 1941.
Story of Primitive Life. 1941.
Story of Science. 1941.
Story of the City. 1941.
Story of the Desert. 1941.
Story of the Forest. 1941.
Story of the Jungle. 1941.
Story of the Mountains. 1941.
Story of the Polar Regions. 1941.
Story of the Sea. 1941.
Story of Transport and Travel. 1941.
SWING SYMPHONY. SEE Walter Lantz Swing Symphony.
T
TEACHER EDUCATION SERIES.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc.
Broader Concept of Method. 1947.
Learning to Understand Children. 1947.
Maintaining Classroom Discipline. 1947.
TECHNICOLOR ADVENTURES.
Vitaphone Corp.
Adventures in South America. 1945.
Fashions for Tomorrow. 1945.
Girls and Flowers. 1946.
In Old Sante Fe. 1945.
Star Spangled City. 1946.
TERRYTOON.
Terrytoon's, Inc.
Aladdin's Lamp. 1943.
All About Dogs. 1942.
All Out for "V." 1942.
All's Well That Ends Well. 1940.
Ants in Your Pantry. 1945.
Baby Seal. 1941.
Back to the Soil. 1941.
Barnyard Baseball. 1939.
Barnyard Blackout. 1943.
Barnyard WAAC. 1942.
Beanstalk Jack. 1946.
Big Build-Up. 1942.
Billy Mouse's Akwakade. 1940.
Bird Tower. 1941.
Bringing Home the Bacon. 1941.
Butcher of Seville. 1944.
Carmen's Veranda. 1944.
Cat Came Back. 1944.
Cat Meets Mouse. 1942.
Catnip Capers. 1940.
Champion of Justice. 1944.
Club Life in the Stone Age. 1940.
Day in June. 1944.
Dear Old Switzerland. 1944.
Dinky Finds a Home. 1946.
Dog in a Mansion. 1940.
Dog's Dream. 1941.
Doing Their Bit. 1942.
Eat Me Kitty Eight to the Bar. 1942.
Edgar Runs Again. 1940.
Felix the Fox. 1948.
First Robin. 1939.
Fishing Made Easy. 1941.
Flying Fever. 1941.
Fox and the Duck. 1945.
Frankenstein's Cat. 1942.
Frog and the Princess. 1944.
Frozen North. 1941.
Funny Bunny Business. 1942.
Gandy Goose and the Chipper Chipmunk. 1948.
Gandy Goose in Camouflage. 1943.
Gandy Goose in Fishermen's Lick. 1945.
Gandy Goose in Fortune Hunters. 1946.
Gandy Goose in It's All in the Stars. 1946.
Gandy Goose in Lights Out. 1942.
Gandy Goose in Mexican Baseball. 1947.
Gandy Goose in Mother Goose Nightmare. 1945.
Gandy Goose in Peace-Time Football. 1946.
Gandy Goose in Post War Inventions. 1945.
Gandy Goose in Somewhere in Egypt. 1943.
Gandy Goose in The Exterminator. 1945.
Gandy Goose in The Ghost Town. 1944.
Gandy Goose in The Golden Hen. 1946.
Gandy Goose in Tricky Business. 1942.
Gandy Goose in Who's Who in the Jungle. 1945.
Gandy's Dream Girl. 1944.
Good Old Irish Tunes. 1941.
Hairless Hector. 1941.
Happy Circus Days. 1942.
Happy Haunting Grounds. 1940.
Hard Boiled Egg. 1948.
Hare and Hounds. 1940.
Harvest Time. 1940.
He Dood It Again. 1943.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in A Sleepless Night.
1948.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Cat Trouble. 1947.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Fishing by the Sea.
1947.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Free Enterprise.
1948.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Happy Go Lucky.
1947.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Hula Hula Land.
1949.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in McDougal's Rest
Farm. 1947.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Magpie Madness.
1948.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in Taming the Cat.
1948.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in The Hitch Hikers.
1947.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in The Lion Hunt. 1949.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in The Stowaways.
1949.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in The Super Salesman.
1947.
Heckle and Jeckle, the Talking Magpies, in The Uninvited Pests.
1946.
Helicopter. 1944.
Hitch-Hiker. 1939.
Home Guard. 1941.
Hopeful Donkey. 1943.
Horsefly Opera. 1941.
Hounding the Hares. 1948.
Housing Problem. 1946.
How Wet Was My Ocean. 1940.
Ice Carnival. 1941.
Ice Pond. 1939.
Ickle Meets Pickle. 1942.
It Must Be Love. 1940.
Just a Little Bull. 1940.
Keep 'Em Growing. 1943.
Kitten Sitter. 1949.
Landing of the Pilgrims. 1940.
Last Round-Up. 1943.
Life with Fido. 1942.
Lion and the Mouse. 1943.
Lucky Duck. 1940.
Lyin' Lion. 1949.
Magic Pencil. 1940.
Magic Shell. 1941.
Mighty Mouse and the Hep Cat. 1946.
Mighty Mouse and the Kilkenny Cats. 1945.
Mighty Mouse and the Magician. 1948.
Mighty Mouse and the Pirates. 1945.
Mighty Mouse and the Two Barbers. 1944.
Mighty Mouse and the Wolf. 1945.
Mighty Mouse at the Circus. 1944.
Mighty Mouse in A Cold Romance. 1949.
Mighty Mouse in A Date for Dinner. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in A Fight to the Finish. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in Aladdin's Lamp. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in Crying Wolf. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in Eliza on the Ice. 1944.
Mighty Mouse in Krakatoa. 1945.
Mighty Mouse in Lazy Little Beaver. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in Love's Labor Won. 1948.
Mighty Mouse in My Old Kentucky Home. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in Svengali's Cat. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in Swiss Cheese Family Robinson. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in The Catnip Gang. 1949.
Mighty Mouse in The Crackpot King. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in The Dead End Cats. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in The Electronic Mouse Trap. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in The Feudin' Hillbillies. 1948.
Mighty Mouse in The First Snow. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in The Green Line. 1944.
Mighty Mouse in The Jail Break. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in The Johnstown Flood. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in The Mysterious Stranger. 1948.
Mighty Mouse in The Perils of Pearl Pureheart. 1949.
Mighty Mouse in The Port of Missing Mice. 1945.
Mighty Mouse in The Silver Streak. 1945.
Mighty Mouse in The Sky Is Falling. 1947.
Mighty Mouse in The Sultan's Birthday. 1944.
Mighty Mouse in The Trojan Horse. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in The Wicked Wolf. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in The Witch's Cat. 1948.
Mighty Mouse in Throwing the Bull. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in Triple Trouble. 1948.
Mighty Mouse in Winning the West. 1946.
Mighty Mouse in Wolf! Wolf! 1944.
Mighty Mouse Meets Bad Bad Bill Bunion. 1945.
Mighty Mouse Meets Deadeye Dick. 1947.
Mighty Mouse Meets Jekyll and Hyde Cat. 1944.
Mississippi Swing. 1941.
Mrs. Jones' Rest Farm. 1949.
Mopping Up. 1943.
Mosquito. 1945.
Mouse of Tomorrow. 1942.
Much Ado About Nothing. 1940.
My Boy Johnny. 1944.
Mystery in the Moonlight. 1948.
Neck and Neck. 1942.
Night Life in the Army. 1942.
Oh Gentle Spring. 1942.
Old Oaken Bucket. 1941.
One Man Navy. 1941.
One Mouse in a Million. 1939.
One Note Tony. 1947.
Orphan Duck. 1939.
Outpost. 1942.
Pandora's Box. 1943.
Patriotic Pooches. 1943.
Plane Goofy. 1940.
Prof. Offkeysky. 1940.
Rover's Rescue. 1940.
School Daze. 1942.
Scrap for Victory. 1943.
Seeing Ghosts. 1948.
Sham Battle Shenanigans. 1942.
Sheep in the Meadow. 1939.
Shipyard Symphony. 1943.
Slap Happy Hunters. 1941.
Smoky Joe. 1945.
Snow Man. 1940, 1946.
Somewhere in the Pacific. 1943.
Sourpuss in Dingbat Land. 1949.
Stork's Mistake. 1942.
Super Mouse in Down with Cats. 1943.
Super Mouse in Pandora's Box. 1943.
Super Mouse Rides Again. 1943.
Swiss Ski Yodelers. 1940.
Swooning the Swooners. 1945.
Talking Magpies. 1946.
Talking Magpies in Flying South. 1947.
Talking Magpies in The Intruders. 1947.
Temperamental Lion. 1940.
Tire Trouble. 1942.
Torrid Toreador. 1942.
Tortoise Wins Again. 1946.
Touchdown Demons. 1940.
Truckload of Trouble. 1949.
Twelve O'clock and All Ain't Well. 1941.
Uncle Joey. 1941.
Uncle Joey Comes to Town. 1941.
Watchdog. 1939. 1945.
Welcome Little Stranger. 1941.
What a Little Sneeze Will Do. 1941.
What Happens at Night. 1941.
When Knights Were Bold. 1941.
Wicky Wacky Romance. 1939.
Wilful Willie. 1942.
Wolf's Pardon. 1947.
Wolf's Tale. 1944.
Wot's All th' Shootin' fer. 1940.
Wreck of the Hesperus. 1944.
Yarn About Yarn. 1941.
Yokel Duck Makes Good. 1943.
THIS CHANGING WORLD.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Broken Treaties. 1941.
How War Came. 1941.
THIS IS AMERICA.
RKO Pathe, Inc.
Beauty for Sale. 1946.
Berlin Powderkeg. 1949.
Big Party. 1947.
Border Without Bayonets. 1947.
Campus Boom. 1947.
Canada Unlimited. 1949.
Children's Village. 1948.
County Fair. 1948.
Courtship to Courthouse. 1946.
Crime Lab. 1948.
Democracy's Diary. 1948.
Forgotten Island. 1947.
49th State. 1947.
Fraud Fighters. 1949.
Friend of the Family. 1948.
Funny Business. 1948.
Germany Today. 1946.
Girls in White. 1948.
Glamour Street. 1948.
Great Lakes. 1946.
Highway Mania. 1946.
Holiday for Danny. 1949.
Hoodoo. 1949.
I Am an Alcoholic. 1947.
Kentucky Derby Story. 1949.
Letter to a Rebel. 1948.
Love That Beauty. 1949.
Nation Is Born. 1947.
No Place like Home. 1946.
Northern Rampart. 1946.
On Watch. 1949.
Operation White Tower. 1948.
Our Daily Bread. 1949.
Panama. 1946.
Passport to Nowhere. 1947.
Photo Frenzy. 1948.
Report on Japan. 1946.
San Francisco—Pacific Gateway. 1947.
Smoke Eaters. 1947.
Sports Golden Age. 1948.
Spotlight on Mexico. 1949.
Street of Shadows. 1946.
Switzerland Today. 1947.
Treasure House. 1947.
Two Million Rooms. 1946.
Whistle in the Night. 1947.
White House. 1946.
Who's Delinquent? 1948.
Wonder House. 1949.
THIS IS OIL.
Shell Oil Co., Inc.
Birth of an Oil Field. 1949.
Prospecting for Petroleum. 1948.
TOM AND JERRY CARTOON. SEE MGM Tom and Jerry Cartoon.
U
UNIVERSAL FEATURETTE. SEE Featurette.
V
VICTORY SHORT.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Men Working Together. 1943.
Wings for the Fledgling. 1943.
VITAPHONE VARIETIES.
Vitaphone Corp.
Alice in Jungleland. 1945.
All Girl Revue. 1940.
No Parking. 1939.
Overseas Roundup. 1945.
Peeks at Hollywood. 1945.
Radio and Relatives. 1938.
Smart as a Fox. 1946.
So You Think You're Allergic. 1945.
Story of a Dog. 1945.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Bees A' Buzzin'. 1944.
Hunting the Devil Cat. 1944.
Jungle Thrills. 1944.
Miracle Makers. 1945.
Our Alaskan Frontier. 1944.
Outdoor Living. 1944.
Ski Whizz. 1944.
Struggle for Life. 1944.
Throwing the Bull. 1944.
W
WALT DISNEY DONALD DUCK CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
All in a Nutshell. 1948.
Autograph Hound. 1939.
Bellboy Donald. 1942.
Billposters. 1940.
Bootle Beetle. 1947.
Chef Donald. 1941.
Chip an' Dale. 1947.
Clock Watcher. 1944.
Commando Duck. 1944.
Contrary Condor. 1944.
Cured Duck. 1945.
Daddy Duck. 1947.
Donald Duck and the Gorilla. 1944.
Donald Gets Drafted. 1942.
Donald's Camera. 1942.
Donald's Crime. 1945.
Donald's Dog Laundry. 1940.
Donald's Double Trouble. 1946.
Donald's Dream Voice. 1947.
Donald's Garden. 1942.
Donald's Gold Mine. 1942.
Donald's Happy Birthday. 1948.
Donald's Off Day. 1944.
Donald's Snow Fight. 1942.
Donald's Tire Trouble. 1942.
Donald's Vacation. 1940.
Drip Dippy Donald. 1947.
Duck Pimples. 1945.
Early to Bed. 1941.
Eyes Have It. 1945.
Fall Out—Fall in. 1943.
Fire Chief. 1940.
Flying Jalopy. 1943.
Golden Eggs. 1941.
Good Time for a Dime. 1941.
Greener Yard. 1948.
Home Defense. 1943.
Honey Harvester. 1948.
Inferior Decorator. 1947.
Mr. Duck Steps Out. 1940.
No Sail. 1945.
Officer Duck. 1939.
Old Army Game. 1943.
Old MacDonald Duck. 1941.
Plastics Inventor. 1944.
Put-Put Troubles. 1940.
Riveter. 1940.
Sea Salts. 1948.
Sky Trooper. 1942.
Slide, Donald, Slide. 1948.
Soup's On. 1947.
Tea for Two Hundred. 1948.
Three for Breakfast. 1947.
Timber. 1941.
Trial of Donald Duck. 1947.
Trombone Trouble. 1944.
Truant Officer Donald. 1941.
Vanishing Private. 1942.
Village Smithy. 1941.
Wide Open Spaces. 1947.
Window Cleaners. 1940.
Winter Storage. 1948.
WALT DISNEY GOOFY CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
African Diary. 1945.
Art of Skiing. 1941.
Baggage Buster. 1941.
Big Wash. 1947.
Californy er Bust! 1945.
Foul Hunting. 1947.
Goofy Gymnastics. 1948.
Goofy's Glider. 1940.
Hockey Homicide. 1945.
How To Be a Sailor. 1943.
How To Fish. 1942.
How To Play Baseball. 1942.
How To Play Football. 1944.
How To Play Golf. 1944.
How To Swim. 1942.
Knight for a Day. 1945.
No Sail. 1945.
Olympic Champ. 1941.
Tennis Racquet. 1948.
They're Off. 1947.
Tiger Trouble. 1944.
Victory Vehicles. 1943.
WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
Canine Caddy. 1941.
Lend a Paw. 1941.
Little Whirlwind. 1941.
Mickey and the Seal. 1948.
Mickey Down Under. 1947.
Mickey's Birthday Party. 1941.
Mickey's Delayed Date. 1947.
Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip. 1940.
Nifty Nineties. 1941.
Orphans' Benefit. 1941.
Squatter's Rights. 1946.
Symphony Hour. 1942.
WALT DISNEY PLUTO CARTOON.
Disney (Walt) Productions.
Army Mascot. 1942.
Bone Bandit. 1947.
Bone Trouble. 1940.
Bubble Bee. 1948.
Canine Casanova. 1945.
Cat Nap Pluto. 1947.
Dog Watch. 1945.
First Aiders. 1944.
Gentleman's Gentleman. 1941.
In Dutch. 1945.
Legend of Coyote Rock. 1945.
Mail Dog. 1947.
Pantry Pirate. 1941.
Pluto and the Armadillo. 1942.
Pluto at the Zoo. 1942.
Pluto, Junior. 1942.
Pluto's Blue Note. 1947.
Pluto's Dream House. 1940.
Pluto's Fledgling. 1947.
Pluto's Kid Brother. 1945.
Pluto's Playmate. 1941.
Pluto's Purchase. 1947.
Pluto's Surprise Package. 1948.
Pluto's Sweater. 1948.
Private Pluto. 1943.
Pueblo Pluto. 1948.
Purloined Pup. 1946.
Sheep Dog. 1948.
Sleep Walker. 1942.
Springtime for Pluto. 1944.
T-Bone for Two. 1942.
WALTER LANTZ CARTOON. SEE Walter Lantz Cartune.
WALTER LANTZ CARTUNE.
Lantz (Walter) Productions.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Ace in the Hole. 1942.
Air Raid Warden. 1943.
Andy Panda in Crow Crazy. 1945.
Andy Panda's Victory Garden. 1942.
Apple Andy. 1946.
Bandmaster. 1947.
Barber of Seville. 1944.
Bathing Buddies. 1946.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B. 1941.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Canine Commandos. 1943.
Chew-Chew Baby. 1945.
Coo Coo Bird. 1947.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Dippy Diplomat. 1945.
Dizzy Acrobat. 1943.
Dizzy Kitty. 1941.
Dog Tax Dodgers. 1948.
Drooler's Delight. 1949.
Fairweather Fiends. 1946.
Fisherman's Luck. 1949.
Good-Bye Mr. Moth. 1942.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Hollywood Matador. 1942.
Hysterical Highspots in American History. 1941.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Kiddie Koncert. 1948.
Loan Stranger. 1942.
Loose Nut. 1945.
Mad Hatter. 1947.
Man's Best Friend. 1941.
Meatless Tuesday. 1943.
Mother Goose on the Loose. 1942.
Mountain Flower. 1949.
Nutty Pine Cabin. 1942.
Overture to William Tell. 1947.
Painter and the Pointer. 1945.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Pigeon Patrol. 1942.
Playful Pelican. 1948.
Poet and Peasant. 1946.
Ration Bored. 1943.
Reckless Driver. 1946.
Salt Water Daffy. 1941.
Scrappy Birthday. 1949.
Screwball. 1943.
Ski for Two. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Smoked Hams. 1947.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
Three Pigs. 1949.
Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop. 1942.
Wacky Bye Baby. 1948.
Wacky Weed. 1946.
Well Oiled. 1947.
Wet Blanket Policy. 1948.
What's Cookin? 1941.
Who's Cookin' Who? 1946.
Wild and Woody. 1948.
Woody Woodpecker. 1941.
Woody Woodpecker in Woody Dines Out. 1945.
Woody Woodpecker the Screwdriver. 1941.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Ace in the Hole. 1942.
Adventures of Tom Thumb, Jr. 1940.
Air Raid Warden. 1943.
Andy Panda Goes Fishing. 1939.
Andy Panda in Crow Crazy. 1945.
Andy Panda's Crazy House. 1940.
Andy Panda's Pop. 1941.
Andy Panda's Victory Garden. 1942.
Apple Andy. 1946.
Barber of Seville. 1944.
Bathing Buddies. 1946.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B. 1941.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Canine Commandos. 1943.
Chew-Chew Baby. 1945.
Coo Coo Bird. 1947.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Dippy Diplomat. 1945.
Dizzy Acrobat. 1943.
Dizzy Kitty. 1941.
Fair Today. 1941.
Fairweather Fiends. 1946.
Fish Fry. 1944.
Good-bye Mr. Moth. 1942.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Hollywood Matador. 1942.
Hysterical Highspots in American History. 1941.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Kittens' Mittens. 1940.
Knock, Knock. 1940.
Loan Stranger. 1942.
Loose Nut. 1945.
Man's Best Friend. 1941.
Meatless Tuesday. 1943.
Mother Goose on the Loose. 1942.
Nutty Pine Cabin. 1942.
Overture to William Tell. 1947.
Painter and the Pointer. 1945.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Pigeon Patrol. 1942.
Poet and Peasant. 1946.
Ration Bored. 1943.
Reckless Driver. 1946.
Recruiting Daze. 1940.
Salt Water Daffy. 1941.
Screwball. 1943.
Ski for Two. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Smoked Hams. 1947.
Solid Ivory. 1948.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
Syncopated Sioux. 1940.
Under the Spreading Blacksmith Shop. 1942.
Wacky Weed. 1946.
Well Oiled. 1947.
What's Cookin? 1941.
Who's Cookin' Who? 1946.
Woody, the Giant Killer. 1948.
Woody Woodpecker. 1941.
Woody Woodpecker in Woody Dines Out. 1945.
Woody Woodpecker the Screwdriver. 1941.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
WALTER LANTZ COLOR CARTOON.
Lantz (Walter) Productions.
Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat. 1941.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
Mouse Trappers. 1941.
100 Pygmies and Andy Panda. 1940.
Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat. 1941.
WALTER LANTZ SWING SYMPHONY.
Lantz (Walter) Productions.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Man. 1943.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Egg Cracker Suite. 1943.
Greatest Man in Siam. 1944.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Jungle Jive. 1944.
Mousie Come Home. 1946.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
$21 a Day (Once a Month). 1941.
Who's Cookin' Who? 1946.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.
Abou Ben Boogie. 1944.
Beach Nut. 1944.
Boogie Woogie Man. 1943.
Boogie Woogie Sioux. 1942.
Cow-Cow Boogie. 1943.
Egg Cracker Suite. 1943.
Greatest Man in Siam. 1944.
Hams That Couldn't Be Cured. 1942.
Juke Box Jamboree. 1942.
Jungle Jive. 1944.
Mousie Come Home. 1946.
Pass the Biscuits Mirandy! 1943.
Pied Piper of Basin Street. 1944.
Sliphorn King of Polaroo. 1945.
Swing Your Partner. 1943.
$21 a Day (Once a Month). 1941.
Yankee Doodle Swing Shift. 1942.
WASHINGTON PARADE.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Archives. 1940.
Inside the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 1940.
Mint. 1940.
Our National Defense. 1940.
Social Security. 1940.
Spirit of 1941. 1941.
United States Military Academy. 1940.
United States Naval Academy. 1941.
U. S. Treasury, Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 1940.
WHAT'S YOUR I. Q.?
Loew's, Inc.
Athletiquiz. 1947.
Early Sports Quiz. 1947.
Equestrian Quiz. 1946.
Fancy Answers. 1941.
Please Answer. 1940.
Quiz Biz. 1941.
Scientifiquiz. 1949.
Sports Quiz. 1944.
Sports Sticklers. 1945.
Tips on Trips. 1943.
Track and Field Quiz. 1945.
Victory Quiz. 1942.
What's Your I. Q.? 1940.
WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS.
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.
Consumption of Foods. 1946.
Distribution of Foods. 1946.
Production of Foods. 1946.
WORLD IN ACTION.
Warwick Pictures, Inc.
Battle of Europe. 1944.
Churchill's Island. 1942.
Fighting Freighters. 1942.
Food—Weapon of Conquest. 1942.
Global Air Routes. 1944.
Hitler's Plan. 1942.
Inside Fighting China. 1942.
Inside Fighting Russia. 1942.
Inside France. 1944.
Invasion of North Africa. 1943.
Labor Front. 1943.
Mask of Nippon. 1942.
New Soldiers Are Tough. 1942.
Now the Peace. 1945.
Road to Tokyo. 1943.
Russia's Foreign Policy. 1943.
This Is Blitz. 1942.
War for Men's Minds. 1943.
When Asia Speaks. 1944.
WORLD OF SPORTS.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
Acqua Zanies. 1948.
Acrobatic Babies. 1948.
Ali the Giant Killer. 1940.
Aqua-Maids. 1944.
Aqua Thrills. 1943.
Aquaplay. 1941.
Army Football Champions. 1946.
Best in Show. 1946.
Bowling Kings. 1947.
Cadet Cagers. 1945.
Canine Champion. 1946.
Canvas Cut-Ups. 1942.
Champ of the Champions. 1943.
Champion of the Cue. 1945.
Champions in the Making. 1948.
Chips and Putts. 1945.
Cinderella Cagers. 1947.
College Champions. 1942.
Cue Tricks. 1947.
Cue Wizards. 1943.
Diving Aces. 1946.
Diving Champions. 1948.
Diving Daredevils. 1943.
Diving Thrills. 1941.
Fit To Fight. 1942.
Flashing Fins. 1948.
Flying Hoofs. 1946.
Flying Targets. 1940.
Follow Thru with Sam Byrd. 1944.
G. I. Sports. 1944.
Golden Gloves. 1944.
Goofy Golf. 1947.
Grappling Groaners. 1947.
Hedge Hoppers. 1944.
Hi-Ho Rodeo. 1945.
Hi-Li. 1946.
Horseshoe Wizardry. 1949.
Hunting Wild Deer. 1940.
Ice capers. 1941.
Iron Masters. 1945.
Jump, Fish, Jump. 1943.
Jungle Archer. 1941.
Jungle Fishing. 1941.
K–9 Kadets. 1944.
Kings of Baseball. 1943.
Kings of the Fairway. 1945.
Ladies Day in Sports. 1943.
Lady of the Links. 1949.
Master of the Cue. 1940.
Mat Maulers. 1944.
Mermaid's Paradise. 1945.
Mrs. Golf. 1949.
Navy Crew Champions. 1947.
Net Marvels. 1948.
No Holds Barred. 1948.
Polo. 1947.
Polo Champions. 1941.
Puck Chasers. 1945.
Racing Greyhounds. 1949.
Rack 'Em Up. 1941.
Rasslin' Riot. 1949.
Rasslin' Romeos. 1946.
Rodeo Thrills and Spills. 1948.
Rough and Tumble. 1945.
Roughhouse Fiesta. 1940.
Salmon Fishing. 1945.
Saving Strokes with Sam Snead. 1940.
Show Dogs. 1941.
Ski Demons. 1947.
Ski Soldiers. 1943.
Skiing Technique. 1940.
Splits, Spars and Strikes. 1941.
Sport of Kings. 1940.
Striking Champions. 1944.
Sweeping Oars. 1943.
Table Tennis Topnotchers. 1944.
Tee Up. 1941.
Ten Pin Aces. 1943.
Ten Pin Magic. 1946.
Tennis Rhythm. 1942.
Tennis Wizards. 1947.
Timberland Athletes. 1946.
Tomorrow's Stars. 1940.
Trigger Magic. 1949.
Trotting Kings. 1942.
Winter Capers. 1949.
Winter Paradise. 1942.
Wizard of the Fairway. 1942.
Wrestling Octopus. 1942.
WORLD TODAY.
Twentieth Century Fox-Film Corp.
Accent on Courage. 1943.
American Sea Power. 1941.
Anzacs in Action. 1941.
Battle of the Atlantic. 1941.
City Week End. 1947.
Courageous Australia. 1942.
Dutch Guiana. 1942.
Empire in Exile. 1941.
Hub of the World. 1942.
Man from Missouri. 1946.
Men and Machines. 1947.
Men of West Point. 1942.
Vacation; Two Weeks a Year. 1947.
War in the Desert. 1941.
Weapons for Victory. 1943.
Women in Blue. 1943.
WORLD WINDOW SERIES.
United Artists Corp.
Fox Hunting in the Roman Campagna. 1939.
Rome Symphony. 1939.
World Window. Inc.
Arabian Bazaar. 1938.
Jerusalem. 1938.
Petra. 1938.
Ruins of Palmyra and Baalbek. 1938.
Wanderers of the Desert. 1938.
Y
YOUR LIFE WORK SERIES.
Twogood, Arthur P.
Agriculture. 1945.
Air Transportation. 1947.
Automotive Service. 1940.
Baking Industry. 1946.
Bookkeeping and Accounting. 1945.
Brick and Stone Mason. 1945.
Finding Your Life Work. 1940.
Fire and Police Service. 1947.
Forestry and Forest Industries. 1946.
Heating and Air-Conditioning. 1945.
Journalism. 1940.
Laundering and Dry Cleaning. 1946.
Librarian. 1947.
Painting and Decorating. 1945.
Pharmacist. 1946.
Photography. 1946.
Plumbing. 1945.
Poultry Raising. 1945.
Printing. 1947.
Radio and Television. 1940.
Restaurant Operator. 1946.
Teaching. 1946.
Telephone & Telegraph. 1946.
Transportation. 1946.
Woodworker. 1940.
Vocational Guidance Films, Inc.
Draftsman. 1942.
Electrician. 1942.
Engineering. 1942.
Nursing. 1942.
Publications of the Copyright Office
1953
Periodicals (Part 2)
Lists annually about 55,000 registrations, under 4,000 titles,
of periodicals and newspapers. Alphabetical arrangement by
title. Contains supplementary list of new periodicals. $2.00.