If “The March of Time” goes off the air my radio set goes out of the window with a bang that will be heard from Madison, Wis., to the east end of New York’s 42nd Street.

In 509 cinema theatres throughout the land this week (Feb. 1) the editors of TIME present The March of Time, a new form of pictorial reporting. Related to the newsreel as a newsmagazine is related ...

Time marked off the seconds and the seconds became minutes, ... We saw the janitors march and win, and the Lakers play and win. We saw a subway system move achingly forward.

Most people under the age of 70 who have heard of “The March of Time” at all know that it was famously parodied in the brilliant mock newsreel ...

From the midst of the Depression in 1935 until the early 1950s, "The March of Time" was a regular, monthly feature in movie theaters. These were topical documentary-style films, produced by Time ...

It’s the time of year to think about, well, time. And for Steve McMoyler it just keeps marching on. I’m being prodded in the back by a spear. I feel the sharp point, the sharp pain. The prodding makes ...

International best-selling novelist and former SAS member Andy McNab began his love affair with watches with a Timex. But it's the steely black face of a Breitling that he can no longer resist.