[MOPO] F/S on EBAY -- Corrected URL for HITCHCOCK'S THE WRONG MAN CLOSING THURSDAY

[channinglylethomson]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3879251065
Thank You,
CHANNING THOMSON
PO BOX 330232
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94133-0232
UNITED STATES
http://www.channingposters.com
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[MOPO] F/S on EBAY -- HITCHCOCK'S THE WRONG MAN-ITALIAN WITH ART BY MARTINATI!

[channinglylethomson]

 I have the Italian 55" x 39" linen-backed poster for Alfred
Hitchcock's THE WRONG MAN starring Henry Fonda and Vera Miles for sale
on EBAY ending tomorrow night (Thursday, 3/10/2005-EBAY ITEM
#387925106) as a fixed price listing for $1,200. The artwork is by
acclaimed Italian illustrator, Martinati.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=387925106
Thank You,
CHANNING THOMSON
PO BOX 330232
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94133-0232
UNITED STATES
http://www.channingposters.com
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[MOPO] Cagney Classics

[Bruce Carteron]

Hello - this is Bruce Carteron, back on Mopo again 
after many years gone. Hello to everyone I know on here - you know who you are. 
Anyone here fans of James Cagney's "PUBLIC ENEMY"? Did you know the new DVD 
release restores lost footage that hadn't been seen since 1931? It was way cool 
to see that! Maybe Warners' - since getting their film library back will 
have more good things to come. They didn't hype this at all. They did show out 
takes of "WHITE HEAT" (another classic Cagney) on that release. Anyway - good to 
be back. Hope someone wants to discuss this cool Cagney stuff. - 
Bruce
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Re: [MOPO] the mail wars... a long time ago in a sorting office far,far away....

[Offaleater]

Well today I sent to parcels to USA, took out my ID for them to record and
they said they DIDNT NEED IT! I said TAKE IT PLEASE cos i dont want it
sitting in limbo somewhere, so they did and attached the orange ID RECORDED
sticker.

I asked why they didnt need it and she said POSTERS ARE DOCUMENTS, we dont
need ID for Documents... 1st time Ive heard this since the post 9/11 crack
down here.

Ari

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far,far away
Date: 10/03/2005 14:03

>
> Phil, you also left out the fact that we have plastic "monopoly"
money
> of many different colours!
>
> I've had to send a LOT of stuff O/S lately, this whole customs form,
> record your ID crap is a really big pain in the arse. Funny thing is
> though, none of the stuff I get from the US seems to have to go through
> anything similar.
>
> Natalie
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[MOPO] Down Under And Over

[Flixspix]

Who ever put the Ritalin in Phil's vegemite  please 
stop.  He's starting to make sense.lol
 
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CA90069
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Re: [MOPO] the mail wars... a long time ago in a sorting office far,far away....

[Natalie]

Phil, you also left out the fact that we have plastic "monopoly" money
of many different colours!

I've had to send a LOT of stuff O/S lately, this whole customs form,
record your ID crap is a really big pain in the arse. Funny thing is
though, none of the stuff I get from the US seems to have to go through
anything similar.

Natalie

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[MOPO] Las 100 mejores películas del cine mexicano:

[Rod Morgan]

Las 100 mejores películas del cine mexicano:

1.  Vámonos con Pancho Villa (1935) de Fernando de
Fuentes
2.  Los olvidados (1950) de Luis Buñuel
3.  El compadre Mendoza (1933) de Fernando de Fuentes
4.  Aventurera (1949) de Alberto Gout
5.  Una familia de tantas (1948) de Alejandro Galindo
6.  Nazarín (1958) de Luis Buñuel
7.  Él (1952) de Luis Buñuel
8.  La mujer del puerto (1933) de Arcady Boytler
9.  El lugar sin límites (1977) de Arturo Ripstein
10. Ahí está el detalle (1940) de Juan Bustillo Oro
11. Campeón sin corona (1945) de Alejandro Galindo
12. Enamorada (1946) de Emilio Fernández
13. Pueblerina (1948) de Emilio Fernández
14. Canoa (1975) de Felipe Cazals
15. Los hermanos Del Hierro (1961) de Ismael Rodríguez

16. El ángel exterminador (1962) de Luis Buñuel
17. Cadena perpetua (1978) de Arturo Ripstein
18. El rey del barrio (1949) de Gilberto Martínez
Solares
19. El esqueleto de la señora Morales (1959) de
Rogelio A. González
20. Víctimas del pecado (1950) de Emilio Fernández
21. Tiburoneros (1962) de Luis Alcoriza
22. Distinto amanecer (1943) de Julio Bracho
23. Río Escondido (1947) de Emilio Fernández
24. La oveja negra (1949) de Ismael Rodríguez
25. La otra (1946) de Roberto Gavaldón
26. Reed, México insurgente (1970) de Paul Leduc
27. Nosotros los pobres (1947) de Ismael Rodríguez
28. Salón México (1948) de Emilio Fernández
29. Doña Perfecta (1950) de Alejandro Galindo
30. Flor silvestre (1943) de Emilio Fernández
31. La pasión según Berenice (1975) de Jaime Humberto
Hermosillo
32. La sombra del caudillo (1960) de Julio Bracho
33. Calabacitas tiernas (1948) de Gilberto Martínez
Solares
34. Dos tipos de cuidado (1952) de Ismael Rodríguez
35. El vampiro (1957) de Fernando Méndez
36. La barraca (1944) de Roberto Gavaldón
37. María Candelaria (1943) de Emilio Fernández
38. El suavecito (1950) de Fernando Méndez
39. La diosa arrodillada (1947) de Roberto Gavaldón
40. Los confines (1987) de Mitl Valdez
41. El gallo de oro (1964) de Roberto Gavaldón
42. El Topo (1969) de Alexandro Jodorowsky
43. Sensualidad (1950) de Alberto Gout
44. El grito (1968) de Leobardo López Aretche
45. Danzón (1991) de María Novaro
46. Susana (Carne y demonio) (1950) de Luis Buñuel
47. Ensayo de un crimen (1955) de Luis Buñuel
48. Tlayucan (1961) de Luis Alcoriza
49. Ladrón de cadáveres (1956) de Fernando Méndez
50. Frida, naturaleza viva (1983) de Paul Leduc
51. Los tres huastecos (1948) de Ismael Rodríguez
52. El bulto (1991) de Gabriel Retes
53. María de mi corazón (1979) de Jaime Humberto
Hermosillo
54. La noche avanza (1951) de Roberto Gavaldón
55. ATM (A toda máquina) (1951) de Ismael Rodríguez
56. Como agua para chocolate (1992) de Alfonso Arau
57. México de mis recuerdos (1943) de Juan Bustillo
Oro
58. Los caifanes (1966) de Juan Ibáñez
59. Macario (1959) de Roberto Gavaldón
60. El apando (1975) de Felipe Cazals
61. Cabeza de Vaca (1990) de Nicolás Echevarría
62. Juego de mentiras (1967) de Archibaldo Burns
63. Rosauro Castro (1950) de Roberto Gavaldón
64. Esquina bajan...! (1948) de Alejandro Galindo
65. Doña Herlinda y su hijo (1984) de Jaime Humberto
Hermosillo
66. Torero (1956) de Carlos Velo
67. Santa (1931) de Antonio Moreno
68. Gángsters contra charros (1947) de Juan Orol
69. La mujer de Benjamín (1991) de Carlos Carrera
70. En la palma de tu mano (1950) de Roberto Gavaldón
71. Matinée (1976) de Jaime Humberto Hermosillo
72. Amor a la vuelta de la esquina (1985) de Alberto
Cortés
73. Doña Diabla (1949) de Tito Davison
74. Mecánica nacional (1971) de Luis Alcoriza
75. Doña Bárbara (1943) de Fernando de Fuentes
76. Los motivos de Luz (1985) de Felipe Cazals
77. Cronos (1992) de Guillermo del Toro
78. Ángel de fuego (1991) de Dana Rotberg
79. Luponini (El terror de Chicago) (1935) de José
Bohr
80. La perla (1945) de Emilio Fernández
81. Nocaut (1983) de José Luis García Agraz
82. Santa (1943) de Norman Foster y Alfredo Gómez de
la Vega
83. Los tres García (1946) de Ismael Rodríguez
84. Águila o sol (1937) de Arcady Boytler
85. El baisano Jalil (1942) de Joaquín Pardavé
86. Janitzio (1934) de Carlos Navarro
87. Sólo con tu pareja (1991) de Alfonso Cuarón
88. Viento negro (1964) de Servando González
89. Allá en el Rancho Grande (1936) de Fernando de
Fuentes
90. Historia de un gran amor (1942) de Julio Bracho
91. Escuela de vagabundos (1954) de Rogelio A.
González
92. La malquerida (1949) de Emilio Fernández
93. Las abandonadas (1944) de Emilio Fernández
94. Dos monjes (1934) de Juan Bustillo Oro
95. La ilusión viaja en tranvía (1953) de Luis Buñuel
96. La Cucaracha (1958) de Ismael Rodríguez
97. Espaldas mojadas (1953) de Alejandro 

[MOPO] MOPO/FA/Movpost just added Chariots of fire 1 sheet

[Jack Gold]

also available at the ridiculous price of 19.95 2 days left a fabvulouse one sheet of "Rocketeer" Disney's homage to the serials see it at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=6374752158&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
 
And a few other cool items prices lowered (in fact I'd have to pay you if they were any lower) of Superman the Movie Daybill Supe flying and some other cool stuff
 
thanks
 
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Jack aka movpost (but really known as "The shadow")

Re: [MOPO] the mail wars... a long time ago in a sorting office far, far away....

[Phil Edwards Cinema Arts]

The US postal service and the Australian postal 
service also have certain "issues" between them that come down to basically 
the US postal service wants the Australian postal service to adopt their methods 
for everything they do.
 
It's not unlike the way the US government wants 
the Australian government to do everything it wants as well. Surprisingly, the 
postal service, unlike the government, has resisted some things already, but 
show signs of cracking.
 
And to those people who have asked (really!) 
- Australian dollars are not the same as US dollars. We have different dead 
people on our bills, including a woman or two, and they have a different value 
depending on the exchange rate at the time.
 
I have heard, however, that Australia will 
be soon issuing the trillion dollar note, with George W. Bush's head on it. We 
hope to use these to pay back the massive trade deficit Australia now has. 
Apparently they are good in America and several other non-disclosed 
countries.
 
I guess if the moderator can break the "no 
politics rule", then a contributor can too, occasionally.
Phil
 
Phil Edwards Cinema Arts26 Vista AvenueSoldiers PointNSW 
2317AUSTRALIA
 
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Dial) 0011 61 2 49847322Phone:  (Domestic Dial) 02 4984 7322

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Craig 
  Goebel 
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 12:49 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
  Requirements for Canada
  
  There are international postal conventions to which 
  virtually every country with postal services belongs. If the Candian service 
  has introduced any new addressing requirements they are, as Bob notes, 
  essentially variations of those already in use. The prospect that the postal 
  service is turning back truckloads for minor "noncompliance" seems somewhat 
  unlikely. Anyway, the paypal address info setup that many sellers seem to copy 
  and paste onto parcels works fine. If paying by mail buyers should include 
  their own label. 
   
  Return addresses though have to be as clear as the 
  recipient's. So there is an issue related to legibility of that - make sure 
  it's complete or else that will result in a rejection of receipt. And that's 
  the same for the US and other countries now.
   
  Starting and since late Fall the US and Canadian services 
  have been a loggerheads and I'm not sure who is to "blame", over where the US 
  will deliver parcel post in Canada - there was a change from Winnipeg, Calgary 
  and Vancouver Customs depots to Vancouver only for all of western Canada, so 
  there has been a long backlog - first for Christmas; possibly now there is no 
  room for MORE parcels and there is a turnaround of trucks / other 
  delay - as FEWER Customs agents check many more parcels than before for, 
  as Phil states, contraband and explosives. 
   
  Going the other way of course, there is the interdiction of 
  homemade foodstuffs such as cookies and fudge and horrors (!?) farm-drawn 
  bottles of maple syrup from Gramma that have not been preapproved (tasted by 
  Gitmo prisoners?).
   
  Still, the mail does leak through.
   
  Craig, Vancouver
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Vaughn K. 
Mann 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 

Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 1:16 
PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory 
Address Requirements for Canada
Hello,What are the specific 
requirements?I just sent about 10 up 
thereThanks, VaughnAt 03:04 PM 3/9/2005 -0600, Captain 
Bijou wrote:
Are all 
  MoPOers aware of the recently instituted mandatory addressing requirements 
  on all mail sent to Canada?? A 
  worker at my local post office gave me a inter-office bulletin outlining 
  the new requirements, which begins with the following paragraph: 
   "Canada has 
  instituted mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada 
  is refusing all mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has 
  been returning truckloads to us every day." I've had two packages to Canada recently returned for no 
  apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the labels were 
  addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience recently?? 
   Earl Blair CAPTAIN BIJOU www.captainbijou.com 
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[MOPO] WTB: 'Blow Up' Italian 4 foglio

[info]

Red photo style only, please (not Brini).

Let me know price and condition, thanks!
Mat McCarthy

film/art
Original Film Posters
www.filmartgallery.com

2341 San Marco
Los Angeles CA 90068
323.960.5040




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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Craig Goebel]

There are international postal conventions to which virtually 
every country with postal services belongs. If the Candian service has 
introduced any new addressing requirements they are, as Bob notes, essentially 
variations of those already in use. The prospect that the postal service is 
turning back truckloads for minor "noncompliance" seems somewhat unlikely. 
Anyway, the paypal address info setup that many sellers seem to copy and paste 
onto parcels works fine. If paying by mail buyers should include their own 
label. 
 
Return addresses though have to be as clear as the 
recipient's. So there is an issue related to legibility of that - make sure it's 
complete or else that will result in a rejection of receipt. And that's the same 
for the US and other countries now.
 
Starting and since late Fall the US and Canadian services have 
been a loggerheads and I'm not sure who is to "blame", over where the US will 
deliver parcel post in Canada - there was a change from Winnipeg, Calgary and 
Vancouver Customs depots to Vancouver only for all of western Canada, so there 
has been a long backlog - first for Christmas; possibly now there is no room 
for MORE parcels and there is a turnaround of trucks / other delay - 
as FEWER Customs agents check many more parcels than before for, as Phil 
states, contraband and explosives. 
 
Going the other way of course, there is the interdiction of 
homemade foodstuffs such as cookies and fudge and horrors (!?) farm-drawn 
bottles of maple syrup from Gramma that have not been preapproved (tasted by 
Gitmo prisoners?).
 
Still, the mail does leak through.
 
Craig, Vancouver

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Vaughn K. 
  Mann 
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 1:16 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
  Requirements for Canada
  Hello,What are the specific 
  requirements?I just sent about 10 up 
  thereThanks, VaughnAt 03:04 PM 3/9/2005 -0600, Captain 
  Bijou wrote:
  Are all 
MoPOers aware of the recently instituted mandatory addressing requirements 
on all mail sent to Canada?? A 
worker at my local post office gave me a inter-office bulletin outlining the 
new requirements, which begins with the following paragraph: 
 "Canada has 
instituted mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is 
refusing all mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has been 
returning truckloads to us every day." I've had two packages to Canada recently returned for no 
apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the labels were 
addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience recently?? 
 Earl Blair CAPTAIN BIJOU www.captainbijou.com 
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[MOPO] WTB: Arthur one sheet

[Debi Jacobson]

Please let me know MOPOers.  Thanks, Debi

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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Robert Corey]

Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but doesn't it mean that Santa has been sending a lot of mail to Canada, not that he lives in Canada? Your kids must be really great.
Is it appropriate as a full name to put Kris Kringle?
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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Robert D. Brooks]

Hey All:
 
I'm Canadian (and get a ton of packages) and have 
never had a problem with addresses on anything.  But, in case you're 
worried, here's the proper way to address something to Canada:
 
BOB BROOKS1234 MAIN ST NW
VANCOUVER BC  A1B 2C3
CANADA
 
And, yes, Santa Claus is Canadian (we lay 
claim to the north pole)...
 
Good day,Bob
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  John Collins 
  
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 1:25 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
  Requirements for Canada
  
  Found this,
   
  
  Canada refuses all mail that does not conform to the new 
  addressing requirements.
  NEW MANDATORY ADDRESS REQUIREMENTS FOR 
  CANADA1. Addressee full first and last name must be 
  spelled out; using "Grandma" or "Uncle" is no longer acceptable.2. Sender 
  full first and last name must be spelled out; "Grandma", "Santa" or "Uncle" is 
  no longer acceptable.3. The complete address of the sender, including ZIP 
  Code and country of origin, must be shown in the upper left hand corner of the 
  address side of the package, envelope or card.4. Addresses to recipients 
  in Canada must be printed -- preferably in ink or typewritten -- using capital 
  letters.5. The last line of the address must show only the country name, 
  written in full, and in capital letters.6. When a Canadian postal delivery 
  zone number is included in the address, mailing requirements allow that number 
  appear as the last line of the address.7. Complete and legible customs 
  declarations, including complete sender and addressee information along with 
  required import documentation, must be provided to specifically identify the 
  contents of any package. General descriptions such as "gift" or "present" are 
  no longer acceptable.
   
  John
  
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From: 
Captain Bijou 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 

Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 3:04 
PM
Subject: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
Requirements for Canada

Are all MoPOers aware of the recently 
instituted mandatory addressing requirements on all mail sent to 
Canada??
 
A worker at my local post office gave me a 
inter-office bulletin outlining the new requirements, which begins with the 
following paragraph: 
 
"Canada has instituted 
mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is refusing 
all mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has been 
returning truckloads to us every day."
 
I've had two packages to Canada recently 
returned for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the 
labels were addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience 
recently?? 
 
Earl Blair 
CAPTAIN BIJOU 
www.captainbijou.com
 
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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Phil Edwards Cinema Arts]

Thanks for sharing - be good if the Canadian Post 
Office let postal services around the world know about their latest 
requirements. Australia Post is just as bad. All international parcels have to 
have a sender  ID sticker attached which has  a specific number that 
IDs the sender based on the private info (such as  a driver's licence). 
Don't use the sticker and the parcel can be delayed for a month from shipping 
while it sits somewhere here in Australia and they wait for it to blow up... and 
if it does, then gather together all the fragments of the 2" orange sticker, 
presumably.
Phil
 
Phil Edwards Cinema Arts26 Vista AvenueSoldiers PointNSW 
2317AUSTRALIA
 
E: [EMAIL PROTECTED]W: www.cinemarts.comPhone: (International 
Dial) 0011 61 2 49847322Phone:  (Domestic Dial) 02 4984 7322

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  John Collins 
  
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2005 8:25 
  AM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
  Requirements for Canada
  
  Found this,
   
  
  Canada refuses all mail that does not conform to the new 
  addressing requirements.
  NEW MANDATORY ADDRESS REQUIREMENTS FOR 
  CANADA1. Addressee full first and last name must be 
  spelled out; using "Grandma" or "Uncle" is no longer acceptable.2. Sender 
  full first and last name must be spelled out; "Grandma", "Santa" or "Uncle" is 
  no longer acceptable.3. The complete address of the sender, including ZIP 
  Code and country of origin, must be shown in the upper left hand corner of the 
  address side of the package, envelope or card.4. Addresses to recipients 
  in Canada must be printed -- preferably in ink or typewritten -- using capital 
  letters.5. The last line of the address must show only the country name, 
  written in full, and in capital letters.6. When a Canadian postal delivery 
  zone number is included in the address, mailing requirements allow that number 
  appear as the last line of the address.7. Complete and legible customs 
  declarations, including complete sender and addressee information along with 
  required import documentation, must be provided to specifically identify the 
  contents of any package. General descriptions such as "gift" or "present" are 
  no longer acceptable.
   
  John
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Captain Bijou 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 

Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 3:04 
PM
Subject: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
Requirements for Canada

Are all MoPOers aware of the recently 
instituted mandatory addressing requirements on all mail sent to 
Canada??
 
A worker at my local post office gave me a 
inter-office bulletin outlining the new requirements, which begins with the 
following paragraph: 
 
"Canada has instituted 
mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is refusing 
all mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has been 
returning truckloads to us every day."
 
I've had two packages to Canada recently 
returned for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the 
labels were addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience 
recently?? 
 
Earl Blair 
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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[deball.oh]

Does Santa live in Canada??

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  John Collins 
  
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 4:25 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
  Requirements for Canada
  
  Found this,
   
  
  Canada refuses all mail that does not conform to the new 
  addressing requirements.
  NEW MANDATORY ADDRESS REQUIREMENTS FOR 
  CANADA1. Addressee full first and last name must be 
  spelled out; using "Grandma" or "Uncle" is no longer acceptable.2. Sender 
  full first and last name must be spelled out; "Grandma", "Santa" or "Uncle" is 
  no longer acceptable.3. The complete address of the sender, including ZIP 
  Code and country of origin, must be shown in the upper left hand corner of the 
  address side of the package, envelope or card.4. Addresses to recipients 
  in Canada must be printed -- preferably in ink or typewritten -- using capital 
  letters.5. The last line of the address must show only the country name, 
  written in full, and in capital letters.6. When a Canadian postal delivery 
  zone number is included in the address, mailing requirements allow that number 
  appear as the last line of the address.7. Complete and legible customs 
  declarations, including complete sender and addressee information along with 
  required import documentation, must be provided to specifically identify the 
  contents of any package. General descriptions such as "gift" or "present" are 
  no longer acceptable.
   
  John
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
Captain Bijou 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 

Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 3:04 
PM
Subject: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
Requirements for Canada

Are all MoPOers aware of the recently 
instituted mandatory addressing requirements on all mail sent to 
Canada??
 
A worker at my local post office gave me a 
inter-office bulletin outlining the new requirements, which begins with the 
following paragraph: 
 
"Canada has instituted 
mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is refusing 
all mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has been 
returning truckloads to us every day."
 
I've had two packages to Canada recently 
returned for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the 
labels were addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience 
recently?? 
 
Earl Blair 
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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[John Collins]

Found this,
 

Canada refuses all mail that does not conform to the new 
addressing requirements.
NEW MANDATORY ADDRESS REQUIREMENTS FOR 
CANADA1. Addressee full first and last name must be 
spelled out; using "Grandma" or "Uncle" is no longer acceptable.2. Sender 
full first and last name must be spelled out; "Grandma", "Santa" or "Uncle" is 
no longer acceptable.3. The complete address of the sender, including ZIP 
Code and country of origin, must be shown in the upper left hand corner of the 
address side of the package, envelope or card.4. Addresses to recipients in 
Canada must be printed -- preferably in ink or typewritten -- using capital 
letters.5. The last line of the address must show only the country name, 
written in full, and in capital letters.6. When a Canadian postal delivery 
zone number is included in the address, mailing requirements allow that number 
appear as the last line of the address.7. Complete and legible customs 
declarations, including complete sender and addressee information along with 
required import documentation, must be provided to specifically identify the 
contents of any package. General descriptions such as "gift" or "present" are no 
longer acceptable.
 
John

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Captain Bijou 
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 3:04 
  PM
  Subject: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address 
  Requirements for Canada
  
  Are all MoPOers aware of the recently instituted 
  mandatory addressing requirements on all mail sent to Canada??
   
  A worker at my local post office gave me a 
  inter-office bulletin outlining the new requirements, which begins with the 
  following paragraph: 
   
  "Canada has instituted 
  mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is refusing all 
  mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has been returning 
  truckloads to us every day."
   
  I've had two packages to Canada recently returned 
  for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the labels were 
  addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience recently?? 

   
  Earl Blair 
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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Dale Dilts]

 

The only issue I knew of, was that you had
to have a return address and it could not be a PO box.

 

Dale

 

 









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Behalf Of Vaughn K. Mann
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005
3:17 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory
Address Requirements for Canada



 

Hello,

What are the specific requirements?I just sent about 10 up
thereThanks, Vaughn

At 03:04 PM 3/9/2005 -0600, Captain Bijou wrote:



Are all MoPOers aware of the recently instituted mandatory
addressing requirements on all mail sent to Canada??
 
A
worker at my local post office gave me a inter-office bulletin outlining the
new requirements, which begins with the following paragraph: 
 
"Canada has instituted mandatory
addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is refusing all mail that
does not conform to the new requirements and has been returning truckloads to
us every day."
 
I've
had two packages to Canada
recently returned for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way
the labels were addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience recently?? 
 
Earl
Blair 
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BIJOU 
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Re: [MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Vaughn K. Mann]

Hello,
What are the specific requirements?I just sent about
10 up thereThanks, Vaughn
At 03:04 PM 3/9/2005 -0600, Captain Bijou wrote:
Are all
MoPOers aware of the recently instituted mandatory addressing
requirements on all mail sent to Canada??
 
A worker at my local post office gave me a
inter-office bulletin outlining the new requirements, which begins with
the following paragraph: 
 
"Canada has instituted
mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is
refusing all mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has
been returning truckloads to us every day."
 
I've had two packages to Canada recently
returned for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the
labels were addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience recently??

 
Earl Blair 
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www.captainbijou.com
 
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[MOPO] New Mandatory Address Requirements for Canada

[Captain Bijou]

Are all MoPOers aware of the recently instituted 
mandatory addressing requirements on all mail sent to Canada??
 
A worker at my local post office gave me a 
inter-office bulletin outlining the new requirements, which begins with the 
following paragraph: 
 
"Canada has instituted 
mandatory addressing requirements on all incoming mail. Canada is refusing all 
mail that does not conform to the new requirements and has been returning 
truckloads to us every day."
 
I've had two packages to Canada recently returned 
for no apparent reason. The culprit must have been the way the labels were 
addressed. Any other MoPoers have this experience recently?? 
 
Earl Blair 
CAPTAIN BIJOU 
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Re: [MOPO] ot NYC flmfest tribeca and Robot films..

[Joe Bonelli]

Gee, Tom, I should think that most of the so-called "comedies" of the last 
fifteen years would fit directly into the category.
Joe
>
> From: Tom Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2005/03/09 Wed PM 12:18:00 EST
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Subject: Re: [MOPO] ot NYC flmfest tribeca and Robot films..
>
>So i get this email about a NYC filmfest that will be happening with the 
> tribeca fest
> Ok i run and express mail  Tommys robot film.. and then I come home and read 
> the fine print..
>
> well it turns out this Guy was cured By films in ww1 from shellshock... Post 
> traumatic shock.??.
> and they have a group that looks for films that cure people from laughter.. 
> go figure..
>
> If anybody fins themselves cured by laughter from my sons film let me know.. 
> as.. well
>
> I  have no idea if it will make people have peals of laughter.. what the hell 
> is a peal anyway.?
>
> I am at a loss for words...  also... when I saw the www.feverfilms.org and 
> clicked it well
> its about robots but alot more!!   all i can say is  If we are wierd what the 
> heck is that!
>
> > From 1998 - 2004, Collective: Unconscious hosted the Robert
> > Beck Memorial Cinema (RBMC), curated by Bradley Eros and
> > Brian Frye. RBMC is dedicated to Robert Beck, an American
> > serviceman in WWI, stricken by shellshock, leaving him deaf
> > and dumb. While viewing a film in a sanatorium, Mr. Beck
> > broke into peals of laughter and was suddenly cured of his
> > affliction. The film that cured Mr. Beck was never discovered,
> > but the curators launched the series in the hopes that the
> > films that are seen will inspire similar kinds of spontaneous
> > awakening. RBMC features both curated and spur-of
> > -the-moment screenings for all levels of filmmakers that all
> > enlighten on some level.
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
> This the the last chance to submit to the 1st Lower West Side Film Festival.
> We're committed to showing small gauge and experimental film, so I urge
> member of
> the small gauge list to send us their films.
> We're also looking for installations, film performances,
> and performances incorporating film and video in an integral way.
>
> The POSTMARK DEADLINE has been EXTENDED to
> MARCH 10, 2005.
> FEE WAIVED FOR SMALL GAUGE FILMS!!!
>
> Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Submit your short film
> to the Lower West Side Film Festival. This festival runs
> concurrently as an alternative to the Tribeca Film Festival.
> Collective: Unconscious launches the first Lower West Side
> Film Festival, April 22 - 27, 2005, as an alternative exhibition
> opportunity for film artists and multimedia artists. The Festival
> will feature screenings showcasing more than 50 alternative
> filmmakers at Collective: Unconscious and other venues in
> Lower Manhattan. Collective: Unconscious is located at 279
> Church Street, New York City.
>
> The Lower West Side Film Festival films will be selected by
> the festival programming committee. All film selections will be
> posted at www.weird.org/lwsff during the first week of April.
> The festival is organized and programmed by an eclectic mix
> of filmmakers, writers, directors, animators and producers.
>
> From 1998 - 2004, Collective: Unconscious hosted the Robert
> Beck Memorial Cinema (RBMC), curated by Bradley Eros and
> Brian Frye. RBMC is dedicated to Robert Beck, an American
> serviceman in WWI, stricken by shellshock, leaving him deaf
> and dumb. While viewing a film in a sanatorium, Mr. Beck
> broke into peals of laughter and was suddenly cured of his
> affliction. The film that cured Mr. Beck was never discovered,
> but the curators launched the series in the hopes that the
> films that are seen will inspire similar kinds of spontaneous
> awakening. RBMC features both curated and spur-of
> -the-moment screenings for all levels of filmmakers that all
> enlighten on some level.
>
> Please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to obtain press
> credentials.
>
> Collective: Unconscious is one of the last remaining
> alternative art spaces in Lower Manhattan. Collective:
> Unconscious is an inclusive, creative community run by a
> volunteer group of artist/administrators. Its mission is to serve
> as an incubator for the New York City artistic community by
> providing an affordable venue for rehearsals and
> performances, promoting these artists' work, and serving as a
> technical and administrative resource center.
>
> More information and entry forms are available at
> http://www.weird.org/LWSFF/
> Deadlines & Fees
> Early: February 15, 2005 (postmark), $25
> Late: March 10, 2005 (postmark), $35
> (FEE WAIVED FOR SMALL GAUGE FILMS --
> PLEASE NOTE ON YOUR APPLICATION "FEE
> WAIVED BY SKJ")
>
> More info: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> The Lower West Side Film Festival is accepting submissions
> of short films in all genres, including experimental, narrative,
> sexy, sensual and edgy, documentary and animation. Other
> screening opportunities will include a roving video van and
> Open Film

Re: [MOPO] ot NYC flmfest tribeca and Robot films..

[Tom Martin]

   So i get this email about a NYC filmfest that will be happening
with the tribeca fest
Ok i run and express mail  Tommys robot film.. and then I come
home and read the fine print..
well it turns out this Guy was cured By films in ww1 from shellshock...
Post traumatic shock.??.
and they have a group that looks for films that cure people from laughter..
go figure..
If anybody fins themselves cured by laughter from my sons film let me
know.. as.. well
I  have no idea if it will make people have peals of laughter..
what the hell is a peal anyway.?
I am at a loss for words...  also... when I saw the www.feverfilms.org
and clicked it well
its about robots but alot more!!   all i can say is 
If we are wierd what the heck is that!

From 1998 - 2004, Collective: Unconscious hosted the Robert
Beck Memorial Cinema (RBMC), curated by Bradley Eros and
Brian Frye. RBMC is dedicated to Robert Beck, an American
serviceman in WWI, stricken by shellshock, leaving him deaf
and dumb. While viewing a film in a sanatorium, Mr. Beck
broke into peals of laughter and was suddenly cured of his
affliction. The film that cured Mr. Beck was never discovered,
but the curators launched the series in the hopes that the
films that are seen will inspire similar kinds of spontaneous
awakening. RBMC features both curated and spur-of
-the-moment screenings for all levels of filmmakers that all
enlighten on some level.


 
 
 
 
This the the last chance to submit to the 1st Lower West Side Film Festival.
We're committed to showing small gauge and experimental film, so I
urge
member of
the small gauge list to send us their films.
We're also looking for installations, film performances,
and performances incorporating film and video in an integral way.
The POSTMARK DEADLINE has been EXTENDED to
MARCH 10, 2005.
FEE WAIVED FOR SMALL GAUGE FILMS!!!
Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Submit your short film
to the Lower West Side Film Festival. This festival runs
concurrently as an alternative to the Tribeca Film Festival.
Collective: Unconscious launches the first Lower West Side
Film Festival, April 22 - 27, 2005, as an alternative exhibition
opportunity for film artists and multimedia artists. The Festival
will feature screenings showcasing more than 50 alternative
filmmakers at Collective: Unconscious and other venues in
Lower Manhattan. Collective: Unconscious is located at 279
Church Street, New York City.
The Lower West Side Film Festival films will be selected by
the festival programming committee. All film selections will be
posted at www.weird.org/lwsff during the first week of April.
The festival is organized and programmed by an eclectic mix
of filmmakers, writers, directors, animators and producers.
From 1998 - 2004, Collective: Unconscious hosted the Robert
Beck Memorial Cinema (RBMC), curated by Bradley Eros and
Brian Frye. RBMC is dedicated to Robert Beck, an American
serviceman in WWI, stricken by shellshock, leaving him deaf
and dumb. While viewing a film in a sanatorium, Mr. Beck
broke into peals of laughter and was suddenly cured of his
affliction. The film that cured Mr. Beck was never discovered,
but the curators launched the series in the hopes that the
films that are seen will inspire similar kinds of spontaneous
awakening. RBMC features both curated and spur-of
-the-moment screenings for all levels of filmmakers that all
enlighten on some level.
Please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to obtain press
credentials.
Collective: Unconscious is one of the last remaining
alternative art spaces in Lower Manhattan. Collective:
Unconscious is an inclusive, creative community run by a
volunteer group of artist/administrators. Its mission is to serve
as an incubator for the New York City artistic community by
providing an affordable venue for rehearsals and
performances, promoting these artists' work, and serving as a
technical and administrative resource center.
More information and entry forms are available at
http://www.weird.org/LWSFF/
Deadlines & Fees
Early: February 15, 2005 (postmark), $25
Late: March 10, 2005 (postmark), $35
(FEE WAIVED FOR SMALL GAUGE FILMS --
PLEASE NOTE ON YOUR APPLICATION "FEE
WAIVED BY SKJ")
More info: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Lower West Side Film Festival is accepting submissions
of short films in all genres, including experimental, narrative,
sexy, sensual and edgy, documentary and animation. Other
screening opportunities will include a roving video van and
Open Film Night which will showcase films that are
ten-minutes and under on a first-come-first serve basis. All
films will be screened on Super8mm, 16mm, miniDV, VHS or
DVD format. The only competition in the festival will be the
Best of the Festival awards selected through audience
surveys.
 
Mailing address for entries:
Collective: Unconscious LWSFF
PO Box 2026
New York, NY 10013
USA
www.feverfilm.org
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Re: [MOPO] Posters, Chi, Marriage and Wall Space

[Ralph Plumb]

I really enjoyed the comments regarding spousal approval of movie
poster decoration, especially from JR.  I have not had as much luck.
When I tried to pass off a Rio Grande half sheet as a romantic poster
because John Wayne is kissing Maureen Ohara, I got slammed. But she
finally relented and let me keep it. I have tried another tactic with
my window cards. First I start out with an innocent looking colorful
window card, then over time I exchange it for another such as Psycho
with Janet Leigh, Creature From The Black Lagoon, or Kiss Me Deadly. It
 can take up to a week or two before my wife notices the change and I
have to replace them with a more acceptable title, Hello Dolly or Three
Caballeros.  This technique also works when I buy a new piece of video
gear. My collection is essentially confined to my lonely TV room with a
few allowed in the family room. But I am still trying to expand. I am
envious of many of you guys.
Ralph Plumb
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[MOPO] EBAY-FA 11 "AUCTION QUALITY" items ending TONIGHT!

[Todd Feiertag]

 
Hi 
MoPoers,
I've already listed 115 of the more than 100 "Live Auction" 
investment quality items on Ebay and 11 of them 
will be closing TONIGHT March 9th!  
Most of this material was originally slated for the March Heritage sale but you 
can get them now and on Ebay without the 15% - 20% Buyers Premiums plus the 
throngs of bidders.
Items that will close tonight 
March 9th:
a087 
THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US '56 SCI-FI HORROR 1SHT
a086 
THIS ISLAND EARTH 1955 CLASSIC SCI-FI ONE SHEET NR
a085 
SHADOW OF A DOUBT 1943 ALFRED HITCHCOCK 27x41 L@@K
A089 
THE BIG COMBO 1955 CLASSIC FILM-NOIR ONE SHEET NR!
a088 
THE LAND UNKNOWN '57 UNIVERSAL SCI-FI ONE SHEET NR
a090 
CRY OF THE CITY '48 CLASSIC FILM-NOIR ONE SHEET NR
a091 
IT HAPPENED IN FLATBUSH 1942 GREAT BASEBALL 1SH NR
a093 
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a092 
THE PARADINE CASE '48 ALFRED HITCHCOCK 1SH MINT NR
a094 
REBECCA 1940 LAURENCE OLIVIER ALFRED HITCHCOCK NR!
a095 
PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII '33 CHARLES LAUGHTON NR
You would be doing yourself 
a favor and possibly saving yourself a ton of money by just quickly looking 
over my small listing of great items.    

You may want to check all of them 
out on the following link or just click on the individual items below to go 
right to that item:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQgotopageZ1QQsassZtoddfeiertagQQsosortorderZ1QQsosortpropertyZ1
 
If that doesn't work my EBAY SELLER ID is 
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Here are just some of the 
items.  More will be listed over the next several 
days:
 

  a099 
  THE INVISIBLE RAY '36 KARLOFF UNIVERSAL HORROR LC 
  
   
  
  A100 
  THE MUMMY R51 BORIS KARLOFF UNIVERSAL HORROR MINT!
  a101 
  THE RAVEN R48 KARLOFF LUGOSI UNIVERSAL HORROR LC#5
  a102 
  THE MUMMY'S TOMB R49 LON CHANEY UNIVERSAL HORROR!!
   a103 
  THE MUMMY'S GHOST R51 LON CHANEY UNIVERSAL HORROR!
  a104 
  THE MUMMY'S CURSE R51 LON CHANEY UNIVERSAL HORROR!
  a105 
  GODZILLA '56 KING OF THE MONSTERS! Lobby Card#4 NR
THERE ARE MANY MORE AND MANY MORE TO 
COME!!  PLEASE CHECK THEM ALL OUT!!

Thanks for looking. 

Todd Feiertag/Poster City 


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Re: [MOPO] Posters, Chi, Marriage and Wall Space

[Greg Douglass]

An excellent way of handling the posters-in-shared spaces problem, JR,
and your use of foreplay was well done (always effective when dealing in
touchy situations with the fairer sex...).
Greg
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Greg,
I would suggest that the proper answer to this eternal spousal
question is:  "Why honey, naturally I would save you first -- I'd need
someone to help me carry all of the posters out to safety!"
But I can't complain. I've had a pleasant reverse-experience with my
wife. At first she was against the idea of letting my posters out of
the Library (which doubles as my office). We have a lot of more
standard "art prints" on the walls and a decor of her choosing that
leans toward old-world antiquish. She just didn't think they would fit
it -- and it was hard to argue with her.
But I acquired a couple of really nice, atmospheric portrait-type
posters featuring female stars from the '40s.. y'know, some noir and
mystery and romance titles... framed them and then showed them to
her.  She couldn't help liking them. She agreed to allow a couple out
into the rest of the house on a probationary basis... just
temporarily, you understand...
With that foot in the door, it was only a matter of time. I slowly
exposed her to a wider range of movie posters and now we have quite a
few of them around the house in all the rooms, mixed in happily with
the art prints. I like to swap out a framed poster with a different
one once a month or so, and now I will often elicit moans of protest
when she comes home... things like "Hey, what happened to that poster
in the hall?  I really liked that one..."or "...Ooooh... that
one's pretty! When did you get that?"
Of course, I try to see to it that we, um,  rarely discuss price... I
ain't crazy.
-- JR
- Original Message -
*From:* Greg Douglass 
*To:* MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU

*Sent:* Monday, March 07, 2005 11:47
*Subject:* [MOPO] Posters, Chi, Marriage and Wall Space
I've been reading and commiserating with my MOPO brethren
about the
lack of available wall space to display one's treasures. My wife is
tolerant of my collecting...she certainly doesn't oppose it, as
none of
our "house" money goes into the hobby...and quite a few posters were
displayed around the house, much to my delight. (The more horrific
material was hung in my office and at my teaching studios. The "living
room" posters included stuff like GILDA and a one sheet from the 1925
version of SHE, among many, many others.)  Then, about three years
ago,
I played a benefit concert that included some auctions. I bid on
and won
for my wife a feng shui consultation for our home. The feng shui
consultant arrived at the house and was just horrifed at all the stuff
on the wall. "All that clutter is bad for the chi", she wailed.
"Take it
down!" Well...the house was hit by a feng shui tsunami. Everything got
changed, and I ended up with a pile of framed posters sitting in my
office and nowhere to put them. No posters allowed in the bedroom.
(Oh,
the humanity!) We have since done some compromising, and there are
indeed a few more pieces on the living room wall, but I think I simply
need to start making a LOT more money and get a much bigger house with
more wall space. (Anybody have any ideas?)
A more practical solution re/display has been the acquisition of
more inserts. I've been snagging a lot of 50s AIP inserts and I'm able
to fit a lot more of them on my office walls. I actually like the
format, and I can display lots of the original horror/sci fi double
bills from the Fifties side-by-side easily. The chi in my office is
disastrous, of course, but I'll learn to cope.
Greg Douglass
PS-My wife and I are about to celebrate 10 very happy years of
marriage,
by the way, even after she asked me one day, "If the house were
burning
down, would you save me or your posters?" There was a very long
silence
from me. "Well, at least you're honest", she said.
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[MOPO] FA- 2 hours for North by... and 9 days for Bullitt

[Ioan Baicu]

Hi,
The auctions for following 5 titles witl be closed in 2 hours. Today I
listed a rare Romanian poster "Bullitt" (the last in this list).

Singin’
in the Rain - Gene Kelly
My
Fair Lady (OSCAR 1964) - Audrey Hepburn
Les
Parapluies de Cherbourg - Catherine Deneuve
Falstaff
(CANNES 1966) - Orson Welles, Jeanne Moreau
NORTH
BY NORTHWEST - dir. Alfred Hitchcock


Pour
la peau d’un flic-Alain Delon
Murder
on the Orient Express-Albert Finney
Un
italiano in America-Alberto Sordi
Il
Tigre-Ann Margret, Vittorio Gassman
La
Religieuse-Anna Karina, dir. Jacques Rivet
Il
n’y a pas de fumee sans feu-Annie Girardot
Rendez-vous,
Le-Annie Girardot, Philippe Noir
Akahige-Toshiro
Mifune, Akira Kurosawa
 
Immigrant
-Adriano Celentano, Claudia Mori
Once
a Thief -Alain Delon
Tom
Jones (Oscar 1964)-Albert Finney
Mercury
Rising -Alec Baldwin, Bruce Willis
Little
Lord Fauntleroy -Alec Guiness
Il
Grido-Alida Valy, Michelangelo Antonioni
Babette
s’en va-t-en guerre - Brigitte Bardot
Viva
Maria-Brigitte Bardot, Jeanne Moreau
Il
sorpasso -Catherine Spaak,Vittorio GassmaN
My
Fair Lady (2)-Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison

Bullitt
- Steve McQueen, dir. Peter Yate

Best regards,
Ioan



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[MOPO] Great Hollywood Lines & Quotations

[Richard Halegua Comic Art]

some fun stuff from Hollywood
ggreat lines & film quotes from the stars
===
From Out of the Past
Jane Greer at roulette wheel
Robert Mitchum:that's not the way to play it
Greer:why?
Mitchum:it's not the way to win
Greer:is there a way to win?
Mitchum:well there's a way to lose more slowly
another scene with Mitchum & Virginia Huston talking about Jane Greer
Huston:what was she like?
Mitchum:you don't want to know
Huston:people aren't all bad
Mitchum:she comes closest
==
from a 1950's TV interview with John Ford
interviewer:   when you began in films, what were you trying to achieve ?
Ford:(thoughtfully) I was trying to achieve (pauses, raises cigar above
his head) a check!!
==
from an interview of Vincent Price by Dick Cavett
Cavett:   you are a great horror film actor, what would be your worst
nightmare?
Price, avid art collector & gourmet:   walking into an antique store &
spotting the Mona Lisa  propped up on a chair with a $100 price tag.. just
as some idiot puts his umbrella through the painting

Mae West being interviewed at a 1940's premiere
interviewer:   Miss West, what are you hobbies??
Mae West:  Men !!
Interviewer:   Why haven't you married?
Mae West:   Because it would interfere with my hobby
(Mae's line from She Done Me Wrong "Is that a banana in your pocket or are
you just happy to see me" was one more of the things in addition to Maureen
O'Sullivan's scant oufit she wore in Tarzan that helped lead to the
censorship that severely limited mainstream films from 1934-50's)
=
Mickey Rooney & Buddy Hackett in It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, with hackett
at the controls of the  un-piloted airplane as it flies in/out an airplane
hanger (one of the funniest films of all time. I can imagine how funny it
was to audiences of teh day who had never seen anything like it.. I
remember it myself.!)
Rooney (yelling): what are ya trying to scare me?
Hackett :No
Rooney (yelling): Well you did.
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[MOPO] FA on CQout: DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM GRAVE Orig GB Quad Poster Ex No Reserve

[S Bashi]

 
 
Lot #1560771-  DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM GRAVE Original GB Quad Poster No 
Reserve 
has just been listed and may be of interest to you. You can check it out at 
http://www.cqout.com/item.asp?id=1560771
 
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