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| Hearst revealed, Welles reviled. |
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| Incredible, genius, great story!!! |
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| Interviews don't solve mystery. |
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| Publisher unwisely branches out. |
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| Cinematic masterpiece/ Welles triumphs. |
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| Absolute power corrupts absolutely. |
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| Kane loves, loses everything. |
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| Hearst, Kane furnish war. |
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| Cotten picks tough investigation. |
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| Media mogul builds castle. |
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| Joseph Cotten: Singing's rotten! |
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| Rosebud: his mistress's snatch? |
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| Rosebud excitement burns out. |
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| Charles Kane. Futile reign. |
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| Welles masters yellow journalism. |
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| Susan Alexander murders 'Salammb�'. |
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| Yellow journalist gets comeuppance. |
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| Welles changes cinema forever. |
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| Rosebud? What could've been. |
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| Publisher has few friends. |
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| Orson sells death knells. |
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| Search for Rosebud fruitless. |
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| Kane's presidential ambitions thwarted. |
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| Newspaper man loses everything. |
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| Toothache leads to scandal. |
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| Ruthless Gettys blackmails Kane. |
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| Kane sponsors opera singer. |
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| Kane finishes Leland's review. |
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| Leland writes scathing review. |
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| Old codger Cotten reminisces. |
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| Baby-faced Orson grows old. |
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| Kane bullies singing instructor. |
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| Kane declares his principles. |
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| Susan Alexander screeches intolerably. |
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| Distraught Kane ransacks Xanadu. |
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| Kane loses his childhood. |
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| Kane collects people, statues. |
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| Newspaper baron's estate auctioned. |
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| Reporter fingers jigsaw puzzle. |
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| Rosebud eventually gets incinerated. |
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| Kane's last view: Xanadu. |
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| Death in 'Pleasure Dome'. |
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| Hearst-baiting cinematic perfection. |
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| Rosebud: Kane's pain named. |
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| Megalomaniacal magnate's manifold morphings. |
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| Rosy childhood, eccentric life. |
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| Rosebud; a childhood relic. |
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| Long, pointless, um... Rosebud. |
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| Welles's greatest masterpiece- brilliant. |
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| Money, power, politics, curruption. |
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| Sled, girl- memory's tricky. |
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| Reputation exceeds screen reality. |
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| See Hearst's noir nightmare! |
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| Sled causes big disruption. |
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| Kane(t) buy back childhood. |
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| Orson's Rosebud finally found. |
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| Rosebud stands for innocence. |
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| Publisher's obit gets botched. |
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| Publisher's 'bud gets fired. |
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| Kane's bud-ding affection nipped. |
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| Publisher. Politician. Popinjay. Putz! |
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| Leland doesn't Cotton Kane |
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| Charles sponsors sour singer |
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| Rosebud = millionaire's cherished memory |
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| Kane's dead. Wanted sled. |
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| Spared Kane = spoiled child. |
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| Boy Wonder beats Hollywood! |
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| Powerful mangate misses simplicity. |
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| Sled becomes Orson's hearse. |
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| Budding genius fills rows. |
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| Xanadu: sadder San Simeon. |
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| Discovering 'Rosebud', tough sledding. |
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| Entrepreneurial megalomaniac constructs Paradise. |
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| Valuable antique sled burned. |
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| Kane wants childhood back. |
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| Kane's 'singer' wife sucks. |
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| Magnate attracted to sled. |
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| Welles lost in childhood. |
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