[MOPO] FA: 403 exhibitor & movie magazines, German programs, hardcover & softcover movie books, pressbooks, sheet music & bulk lots end very soon; lots of INCREDIBLE bargains

[Bruce Hershenson]

*I JUST LOOKED OVER THE 403 "REGULAR SUNDAY ITEMS" CLOSING IN A FEW HOURS,
AND I SAW LOTS AND LOTS OF REALLY WILDLY UNDER-PRICED ITEMS, SO IF YOU LIKE
THIS SORT OF MATERIAL, THEN BE SURE TO LOOK IT OVER VERY CAREFULLY, BECAUSE
AS OF RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE INCREDIBLE DEALS (and this is one of our better
Sunday auctions ever, as will be immediately evident when you look at the
items priced high to low!). I THINK THE VERY LOW PRICES MAY BE BECAUSE WE
DID NOT AUCTION THESE TYPES OF ITEMS THE PAST TWO WEEKS, SO USE THAT TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE AND GET GREAT DEALS!*

Three times *EVERY *week we auction hundreds of items that sell for low,
low prices (we actually sell lots and lots of items for $1 and $2, and
around half of all that we auction goes for $14 and under (and those are
pretty evenly spread between $1 and $14), and our leading 'competitor" *
NEVER* auctions even *ONE *item for less than *FIFTEEN DOLLARS*, due to
their *outrageous* $14 minimum buyers premium).

But Sunday's 403 exhibitor & movie magazines, German programs, hardcover &
softcover movie books, pressbooks, sheet music & bulk lots, closing *THIS
AFTERNOON* (not at night, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions), on *February
**5th*, represent *REALLY* incredible values, and that includes a lot
of *really
good* items, and yet many of these are currently languishing at low, low,
prices!

With just *8 *hours to go, these 403 exhibitor & movie magazines, German
programs, hardcover & softcover movie books, pressbooks, sheet music & bulk
lots include a *WACKY *25 that have no bid at all, a* CRAZY *130 that are
$1 each or have no bid, a *not-to-be-believed* 167 that are still $3 each
and under. and a *MOUNT EVEREST-LIKE* 240 that are still $4 each and under!
*THAT'S RIGHT, 60% OF THESE ITEMS ** ARE $4 EACH OR UNDER (and one third
are $1 each or have no bid!), AND THAT INCLUDES A LOT OF GOOD ITEMS THAT
MOST DEALERS WOULD ASK $10, $20 OR MUCH MORE FOR!*

*Some may say they can't afford to spend money on "frivolous" items like
these right now, but I say you can't afford NOT to, both because many
prices are lower than you could possibly imagine, and this opportunity
might not pass this way again anytime soon, and also because THESE paper
items seem far more likely to hold their value than our paper MONEY which
erodes in value with each passing week!**
*
Here is a list of the current top 40 items:
8b065 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine October 14, 1916 baseball,
Pickford, Civilization!
8b193 VAMPYR German program '32 Carl Theodor Dreyer's classic tale of an
ancient female vampire!
8b063 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine Sept 5, 1914 incredible ad
with Chaplin & Arbuckle!
8b066 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine August 10, 1918 Chaplin,
Theda Bara, Lillian Gish
8b003 LOT OF 72 FOLDED ONE-SHEETS '56-90 Edward Scissorhands, Sixteen
Candles, Bridge Too Far+more
8b059 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine January 10, 1914 John
Barrymore, early Universal!
8b192 TABU German program '31 F.W. Murnau & Robert Flaherty legendary
island documentary!
8b062 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine July 4, 1914 Perils of
Pauline, Mary Pickford, 3 Oz's
8b010 LOT OF 285 LOBBY CARDS '55 - '02 Incredibles, Panic in Needle Park &
many more!
8b057 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine December 6, 1913 Universal,
Edison, D.W. Griffith
8b058 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine December 20, 1913 London's
Sea Wolf, Jekyll & Hyde
8b060 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine February 28, 1914 Universal
posters, The Squaw Man!
8b061 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine May 9, 1914 Capture of a Sea
Elephant, Jules Verne!
8b064 MOVING PICTURE WORLD exhibitor magazine Oct 17, 1914 baseball World
Series. all-black film!
8b185 MADCHEN IN UNIFORM German program '31 landmark German gay/lesbian
melodrama!
8b016 LOT OF 48 FOLDED ITALIAN & FRENCH POSTERS '70s-00s lots of different
sexy photos & artwork!
8b001 LOT OF 176 FOLDED ONE-SHEETS '59 - '88 Star Trek, Happy Anniversary,
Trial of Billy Jack
8b099 HOLLYWOOD magazine February 1932 great Anna May Wong by Edwin Bower
Hesser!
8b012 LOT OF 99 LOBBY CARDS '38 - '92 Butterfield 8, One Two Three, Burning
Cross & more!
8b274 QUIT CRYIN' THE BLUES sheet music '31 wacky artwork by Hap Hadley!
8b004 LOT OF 42 FOLDED ONE-SHEETS '50 - '88 Somebody Up There Likes Me,
Hello Goodbye & more!
8b326 CUSTER'S LAST STAND pressbook '36 serial based on historical events
leading up to the battle!
8b014 LOT OF 22 LOBBY CARDS '50s-80s Rocky II, From Russia with Love, Billy
Jack, Superman II
8b023 LOT OF 32 8X10 STILLS OF SEXY WOMEN '50s-60s many images of lovely
ladies!
8b051 LOT OF 38 UNFOLDED DOUBLE-SIDED ONE-SHEETS '98-07 Zorro, Fast Food
Nation, King Kong & more!
8b002 LOT OF 124 FOLDED ONE-SHEETS '64 - '94 Jekyll & Hyde Together Again,
My Fair Lady & more!
8b309 BRICK BRADFORD pressbook '47 Kane Richmond, serial, Amazing Soldier
of Fortune!
8b085 SILVER SCREEN magazine September 1932 art of sexy Joan Crawford by
John Rolston Clarke!
8b03

[MOPO] 75 Photographer stamped photos-end today-PT 2 of my 2012 Major Auction-Gable, Wayne, etc..

[glenndamato]

Folks-Ending tonight-Part 2 of my 2012 Major auction-75 photographer stamped 
stills-Clark Gable, John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, Anne Shirley-many more. Shots by 
Bachrach, Tolmie, Dyar, Ball, Sigurdson and many other great Hollywood 
photographers. All started @ 99 cents. Some still have no bids! Grab yourself a 
bargain! Also-100 Classic Hollywood Film stills are up for auction ending next 
week-Dean, Monroe, Stewart, Cooper, Wayne, etc, etc., etc.. Check out Ebay user 
ID FANG1959  or go to WWW.FANG1959.COM   Thanks for looking-Glenn

Part 3 starts Thurs-90 Glamour shots...

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[MOPO] Movie Star statues for sale on eb ay and privately

[Claude Litton]

Many years ago when I was in the early stages of poster collecting I used  
to visit antique shows and flea markets.  I found some plaster statues of  
Laurel and Hardy and the Marx Bros. and bought them for display in my office 
in  New York City on a shelf under the three sheet posters of Flying Deuces 
and a  Night in Casablanca.  As time went on I began collecting these 
statues as  well as the posters.  I have a collection of almost 400 of these 
statues  and of these about 50 are duplicates.
 
I bought the duplicates for my office but now that I am retired I am  
selling them on ebay and also privately.  This is a great opportunity for  
those 
of you that display posters to place a statue of the actor in the poster  
alongside the poster.  It makes a great display.  Go to 
 
_www.claudelitton.com_ (http://www.claudelitton.com)  
to see a partial display.  I am working on my 
web site and will be showing all the statues there in the future.
In the meantime, please go to ebay and look up seller name 
 
  clshowroom
 
and you will find my listings. I will list at least 4 to 10 per  week. You 
can email me with a want list at the mopo address or for a  faster response 
at _clshowroom@aol.com_ (mailto:clshowr...@aol.com) 
 
Thanks for looking
 
Claude Litton
 
 
In a message dated 2/1/2012 2:08:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
davidmkusum...@hotmail.com writes:

That's a great story.  I've always wondered about that WWII  museum ever 
since the DVD of Saving Private Ryan came out and enclosed was a  brochure 
seeking donations.  The Pooles and Joe B. deserve medals for  hanging in with 
their great city, even though it's hot and muggy nine months  out of the 
year!  Thanks for posting, Kirb.  




> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 09:31:24  -0600
> From: ki...@movieart.net
> Subject: NEW ORLEANS
>  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> 
> I'm back in the office now  after a recreational week in The Crescent 
City.
> Great people, great  resilience, great food, great time. I recommend it
> to anyone seeking a  vacation from the routine. 
> 
> CINERAMA is well imitated, if not  alive and well, at the World War II 
Museum.
> A great deep curved  screen, complete with sixties-style automated 
curtain, is
> used to  present a 45 minute "film" on the war. It's not actually a film, 
but a  digital
> hybrid with some "live" special effects thrown in. But it is  certainly 
successful in
> reminding the viewer in a very visceral way of  the thrill of CINERAMA. 
Smilebox,
> eat your heart out! You just can't  substitute that big screen -- and 
this one is very, very
> big -- and  wider, if anything, than CINERAMA. Of course, Steven 
Spielberg is a big  supporter
> of the museum (Tom Hanks also) and his skill at presentation  is all over 
the museum. We
> spent about three hours there, including  the film, and we could not see 
it all. And the
> museum is building  three new buildings, one to house a gigantic B-47.
> 
> Also, I  wanted to say that I had the pleasure of having coffee and some 
King  Cake
> with Ed and Sue Poole at their home - which is, of course, the  World 
Headquarters of
> Learnaboutmovieposters.com . Their intrepid  research goes on and on, and 
for that
> we should all be appreciative.  Their work is being appreciated now by 
institutions
> who are seeing the  value in all the research they've done.
> 
> Finally, I got to  meet one of my fave MOPO members, Joe Bonelli. Joe 
spent
> Sunday  afternoon with us, giving us a great tour of some of the Katrina  
neighborhoods.
> We had brunch with him, and were regaled us with some  great stories 
about New Orleans
> and about the folks in show business  he has met and worked with. Joe was 
both gracious
> and interesting; and  that made for a wonderful Sunday.
> 
> Anyway, I am back in the  office at MovieArt.
> 
> Best,
> Kirby
> 
>  
> 
> 
> Kirby McDaniel
> MovieArt Original Film  Posters
> P.O. Box 4419
> Austin TX 78765-4419
> 512 479  6680 www.movieart.net
> mobile 512 589 5112
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[MOPO] statues encore

[Claude Litton]

Please don't think all the statues are as expensive as those currently on  
ebay.  Most of the popular statues such as Laurel and Hardy, W C Fields,  
the Marx Bros, 3 Stooges, Jack Benny, Durante, Berle, Hope, John Wayneetc. are 
 obtainable around $100 each, with some for less.
 
Claude
 
 
In a message dated 2/1/2012 2:08:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
davidmkusum...@hotmail.com writes:

That's a great story.  I've always wondered about that WWII  museum ever 
since the DVD of Saving Private Ryan came out and enclosed was a  brochure 
seeking donations.  The Pooles and Joe B. deserve medals for  hanging in with 
their great city, even though it's hot and muggy nine months  out of the 
year!  Thanks for posting, Kirb.  




> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 09:31:24  -0600
> From: ki...@movieart.net
> Subject: NEW ORLEANS
>  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> 
> I'm back in the office now  after a recreational week in The Crescent 
City.
> Great people, great  resilience, great food, great time. I recommend it
> to anyone seeking a  vacation from the routine. 
> 
> CINERAMA is well imitated, if not  alive and well, at the World War II 
Museum.
> A great deep curved  screen, complete with sixties-style automated 
curtain, is
> used to  present a 45 minute "film" on the war. It's not actually a film, 
but a  digital
> hybrid with some "live" special effects thrown in. But it is  certainly 
successful in
> reminding the viewer in a very visceral way of  the thrill of CINERAMA. 
Smilebox,
> eat your heart out! You just can't  substitute that big screen -- and 
this one is very, very
> big -- and  wider, if anything, than CINERAMA. Of course, Steven 
Spielberg is a big  supporter
> of the museum (Tom Hanks also) and his skill at presentation  is all over 
the museum. We
> spent about three hours there, including  the film, and we could not see 
it all. And the
> museum is building  three new buildings, one to house a gigantic B-47.
> 
> Also, I  wanted to say that I had the pleasure of having coffee and some 
King  Cake
> with Ed and Sue Poole at their home - which is, of course, the  World 
Headquarters of
> Learnaboutmovieposters.com . Their intrepid  research goes on and on, and 
for that
> we should all be appreciative.  Their work is being appreciated now by 
institutions
> who are seeing the  value in all the research they've done.
> 
> Finally, I got to  meet one of my fave MOPO members, Joe Bonelli. Joe 
spent
> Sunday  afternoon with us, giving us a great tour of some of the Katrina  
neighborhoods.
> We had brunch with him, and were regaled us with some  great stories 
about New Orleans
> and about the folks in show business  he has met and worked with. Joe was 
both gracious
> and interesting; and  that made for a wonderful Sunday.
> 
> Anyway, I am back in the  office at MovieArt.
> 
> Best,
> Kirby
> 
>  
> 
> 
> Kirby McDaniel
> MovieArt Original Film  Posters
> P.O. Box 4419
> Austin TX 78765-4419
> 512 479  6680 www.movieart.net
> mobile 512 589 5112
> 
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Re: [MOPO] statues encore

[dreamfactory]

those statues are cool. Claude!.. I remember them well... NYC maker 
ESCO inc

the museum in NO sounds cool with cinerama style  viewing


and the best part was the ed and sue Poole cake and coffee ! that
sounded very cool

glad you had a great vacation Kirby !
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: twoni...@aol.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] statues encore
>Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2012 14:11:48 -0500
>
>>Please don't think all the statues are as expensive as those
>currently on  
>>ebay.  Most of the popular statues such as Laurel and Hardy, W C
>Fields,  
>>the Marx Bros, 3 Stooges, Jack Benny, Durante, Berle, Hope, John
>Wayneetc. are 
>> obtainable around $100 each, with some for less.
>> 
>>Claude
>> 
>> 
>>In a message dated 2/1/2012 2:08:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
>>davidmkusum...@hotmail.com writes:
>>
>>That's a great story.  I've always wondered about that WWII  museum
>ever 
>>since the DVD of Saving Private Ryan came out and enclosed was a 
>brochure 
>>seeking donations.  The Pooles and Joe B. deserve medals for 
>hanging in with 
>>their great city, even though it's hot and muggy nine months  out of
>the 
>>year!  Thanks for posting, Kirb.  
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 09:31:24  -0600
>>> From: ki...@movieart.net
>>> Subject: NEW ORLEANS
>>>  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> 
>>> I'm back in the office now  after a recreational week in The
>Crescent 
>>City.
>>> Great people, great  resilience, great food, great time. I
>recommend it
>>> to anyone seeking a  vacation from the routine. 
>>> 
>>> CINERAMA is well imitated, if not  alive and well, at the World
>War II 
>>Museum.
>>> A great deep curved  screen, complete with sixties-style automated
>
>>curtain, is
>>> used to  present a 45 minute "film" on the war. It's not actually
>a film, 
>>but a  digital
>>> hybrid with some "live" special effects thrown in. But it is 
>certainly 
>>successful in
>>> reminding the viewer in a very visceral way of  the thrill of
>CINERAMA. 
>>Smilebox,
>>> eat your heart out! You just can't  substitute that big screen --
>and 
>>this one is very, very
>>> big -- and  wider, if anything, than CINERAMA. Of course, Steven 
>>Spielberg is a big  supporter
>>> of the museum (Tom Hanks also) and his skill at presentation  is
>all over 
>>the museum. We
>>> spent about three hours there, including  the film, and we could
>not see 
>>it all. And the
>>> museum is building  three new buildings, one to house a gigantic
>B-47.
>>> 
>>> Also, I  wanted to say that I had the pleasure of having coffee
>and some 
>>King  Cake
>>> with Ed and Sue Poole at their home - which is, of course, the 
>World 
>>Headquarters of
>>> Learnaboutmovieposters.com . Their intrepid  research goes on and
>on, and 
>>for that
>>> we should all be appreciative.  Their work is being appreciated
>now by 
>>institutions
>>> who are seeing the  value in all the research they've done.
>>> 
>>> Finally, I got to  meet one of my fave MOPO members, Joe Bonelli.
>Joe 
>>spent
>>> Sunday  afternoon with us, giving us a great tour of some of the
>Katrina  
>>neighborhoods.
>>> We had brunch with him, and were regaled us with some  great
>stories 
>>about New Orleans
>>> and about the folks in show business  he has met and worked with.
>Joe was 
>>both gracious
>>> and interesting; and  that made for a wonderful Sunday.
>>> 
>>> Anyway, I am back in the  office at MovieArt.
>>> 
>>> Best,
>>> Kirby
>>> 
>>>  
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Kirby McDaniel
>>> MovieArt Original Film  Posters
>>> P.O. Box 4419
>>> Austin TX 78765-4419
>>> 512 479  6680 www.movieart.net
>>> mobile 512 589 5112
>>> 
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>>> 
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[MOPO] West Plains Field Trip

[Myles Jaeschke]

Recently a friend of mine and I decided to consign some of our collections to 
Bruce.  We both simply do not have the time or energy to deal with eBay and 
high 
fees and many of the problem customers that come with dealing on eBay, not to 
mention the time preparing packages for secure shipping.

Since we are relatively close (Tulsa, OK) we decided to take a drive over to 
West Plains and deliver our stash in person.   It was a real pleasure to meet 
Bruce and several of his staff.  Anyone who has an interest in collecting film 
paper would be mighty impressed with the operation that he has set up here, and 
probably envious looking at all the fantastic paper that is moved through here. 
 
It truly is a well oiled machine.  All the staff that we saw were busy working 
and preparing materials for upcoming auctions, or packaging auction wins.   In 
fact the moment we arrived they were already handing our material getting and 
getting it prepared for auctions.

A public thank you to Bruce for taking the time to show us around and being 
passionate about this hobby.  I know our material is in good hands.

Best,
Myles

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[MOPO] FA: Ending tonight: Heritage has Phantom of the West, Jaws, For a Few Dollars More, It Came from Beneath the Sea, Haunted House, Naked Spur, Giant, Searchers, more

[Carteron, Bruce - 1551]

Heritage has 540 lots of some of the Best of vintage movie posters closing 
tonight, Feb. 5th, at 10pm CT!
www.ha.com/161206

Featuring a great selection of affordable posters, lobby cards, photos, press 
books, and related Memorabilia!

Heritage has offered over 150,000 lots (all searchable with images, 
descriptions and prices in our free permanent auction 
archive)
 of some of the very rarest and most desirable in the hobby. Serving over 
600,000 collectors, including 40,000 Movie Poster bidder-members, HA.com is the 
place to go to buy and sell your vintage movie posters!

There are so many Great Highlights this week we can't list them all - but they 
include:

The Phantom of the West (Mascot, 1931). One Sheet Chapter 1 -- "The Ghost 
Riders"
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53371

For a Few Dollars More (United Artists, R-1970s). French Grande
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53162

Jaws (Universal, 1975). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53237

It Came from Beneath the Sea (Columbia, 1955). Insert
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53229

Barbara Stanwyck (Paramount, 1940s). Kodak Safety Negative
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53031

Haunted House (Monogram, 1940). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53204

Diamonds Are Forever (United Artists, 1971). Poster (40" X 60")
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53115

Thunderbirds Are Go (United Artists, 1968). Half Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53487

The Naked Spur (MGM, 1953). Insert
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53329

Live and Let Die (United Artists, 1973). International Six Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53268

The Empire Strikes Back (20th Century Fox, R-1982). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53138

On Her Majesty's Secret Service (United Artists, 1970). French Two-Panel
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53354

Chinatown (Paramount, 1974). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53083

The Alamo (United Artists, 1960). Three Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53009

Giant (Warner Brothers, 1956). Banner
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53180

Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (Paramount, R-1970s). British One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53199

Chisum (Warner Brothers, 1970). Italian 4 - Foglio
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53084

The Searchers (Warner Brothers, 1956). Window Card
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53421

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Paramount, 1962). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53298

Dick Tracy (RKO, 1945). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53116

Bugs Bunny Cartoon Revue (Warner Brothers, 1953). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53070

The Golden Stallion (Republic, 1949). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53190

Beggars of Life (Paramount, 1928). Window Card
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53036

Abraham Lincoln (Art Cinema, R-1937). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53008

Greta Garbo by Clarence Sinclair Bull (MGM, 1937). Portrait Photo
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Planet of the Apes (20th Century Fox, 1968). French Grande
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Gidget (Columbia, 1959). Title Lobby Card
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Deadwood Pass (Monarch, 1933). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53104

101 Dalmatians (Buena Vista, 1961). One Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53002

There's No Business Like Show Business (20th Century Fox, 1954). Belgian
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53481

Laurel and Hardy in Nothing but Trouble (MGM, 1944). Art Department Photos (6)
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Sleeping Beauty (Buena Vista, 1959). Three Sheet
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53439

The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (Paramount, 1946). Insert
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53467

Stripes (Columbia, 1981) Bill Murray Autographed Insert
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53471

White Christmas (Paramount, 1954). Lobby Card Set of 8
http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=161206&lotNo=53529

Desire (Paramount, 1936). Lobby Card
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Re: [MOPO] statues encore

[Claude Litton]

If anyone should email me at clshowr...@aol.com concerning statues, please put 
MoPo in your email to inform me that that is where your email is coming from.



-Original Message-
From: dreamfactory 
To: Twonine5 ; MoPo-L 
Sent: Sun, Feb 5, 2012 2:22 pm
Subject: RE: [MOPO] statues encore


those statues are cool. Claude!.. I remember them well... NYC maker 
SCO inc
the museum in NO sounds cool with cinerama style  viewing

nd the best part was the ed and sue Poole cake and coffee ! that
ounded very cool
glad you had a great vacation Kirby !


 Original Message 
From: twoni...@aol.com
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: RE: [MOPO] statues encore
Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2012 14:11:48 -0500

>Please don't think all the statues are as expensive as those
currently on  
>ebay.  Most of the popular statues such as Laurel and Hardy, W C
Fields,  
>the Marx Bros, 3 Stooges, Jack Benny, Durante, Berle, Hope, John
Wayneetc. are 
> obtainable around $100 each, with some for less.
> 
>Claude
> 
> 
>In a message dated 2/1/2012 2:08:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
>davidmkusum...@hotmail.com writes:
>
>That's a great story.  I've always wondered about that WWII  museum
ever 
>since the DVD of Saving Private Ryan came out and enclosed was a 
brochure 
>seeking donations.  The Pooles and Joe B. deserve medals for 
hanging in with 
>their great city, even though it's hot and muggy nine months  out of
the 
>year!  Thanks for posting, Kirb.  
>
>
>
>
>> Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2012 09:31:24  -0600
>> From: ki...@movieart.net
>> Subject: NEW ORLEANS
>>  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>> 
>> I'm back in the office now  after a recreational week in The
Crescent 
>City.
>> Great people, great  resilience, great food, great time. I
recommend it
>> to anyone seeking a  vacation from the routine. 
>> 
>> CINERAMA is well imitated, if not  alive and well, at the World
War II 
>Museum.
>> A great deep curved  screen, complete with sixties-style automated

>curtain, is
>> used to  present a 45 minute "film" on the war. It's not actually
a film, 
>but a  digital
>> hybrid with some "live" special effects thrown in. But it is 
certainly 
>successful in
>> reminding the viewer in a very visceral way of  the thrill of
CINERAMA. 
>Smilebox,
>> eat your heart out! You just can't  substitute that big screen --
and 
>this one is very, very
>> big -- and  wider, if anything, than CINERAMA. Of course, Steven 
>Spielberg is a big  supporter
>> of the museum (Tom Hanks also) and his skill at presentation  is
all over 
>the museum. We
>> spent about three hours there, including  the film, and we could
not see 
>it all. And the
>> museum is building  three new buildings, one to house a gigantic
B-47.
>> 
>> Also, I  wanted to say that I had the pleasure of having coffee
and some 
>King  Cake
>> with Ed and Sue Poole at their home - which is, of course, the 
World 
>Headquarters of
>> Learnaboutmovieposters.com . Their intrepid  research goes on and
on, and 
>for that
>> we should all be appreciative.  Their work is being appreciated
now by 
>institutions
>> who are seeing the  value in all the research they've done.
>> 
>> Finally, I got to  meet one of my fave MOPO members, Joe Bonelli.
Joe 
>spent
>> Sunday  afternoon with us, giving us a great tour of some of the
Katrina  
>neighborhoods.
>> We had brunch with him, and were regaled us with some  great
stories 
>about New Orleans
>> and about the folks in show business  he has met and worked with.
Joe was 
>both gracious
>> and interesting; and  that made for a wonderful Sunday.
>> 
>> Anyway, I am back in the  office at MovieArt.
>> 
>> Best,
>> Kirby
>> 
>>  
>> 
>> 
>> Kirby McDaniel
>> MovieArt Original Film  Posters
>> P.O. Box 4419
>> Austin TX 78765-4419
>> 512 479  6680 www.movieart.net
>> mobile 512 589 5112
>> 
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[MOPO] Walter Film new posters on website

[walter reuben]

hello
I have just uploaded a new selection of vintage movie posters on my
website, www.walterfilm.com
You can find them at
http://www.walterfilm.com/index.php?main_page=products_new
I invite you to go have a look.
Walter Reuben
wal...@walterfilm.com

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Re: [MOPO] Walter Film new posters on website

[Bruce Hershenson]

Great stuff, Walter! I found one to buy, and drooled over dozens more.

What amazes me is that when I get phone book size auction catalogs I
usually only see a dozen or so items that are new to me, but when you do an
update to your site there is around half the items that are new to me!

Bruce

On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 7:43 PM, walter reuben  wrote:

> hello
> I have just uploaded a new selection of vintage movie posters on my
> website, www.walterfilm.com
> You can find them at
> http://www.walterfilm.com/index.php?main_page=products_new
> I invite you to go have a look.
> Walter Reuben
> wal...@walterfilm.com
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[MOPO] The Artist OS, M

[Doug Taylor]

Well, guess it's time to place my bet.

 

Could I please get quotes for The Artist OS, Mint, clean edged, originals
only, please.

 

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DBT

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Re: [MOPO] The Artist OS, M, DS

[Doug Taylor]

I should have included in my original note, DS only please.  Could I please
get quotes for The Artist OS, Mint, clean edged, DS, originals only, please.

 

Regards

 

DBT

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From: Doug Taylor [mailto:douglasbtay...@hotmail.com] 
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2012 11:42 PM
To: MOPO (mopo-l@listserv.american.edu)
Subject: The Artist OS, M

 

Well, guess it's time to place my bet.

 

Could I please get quotes for The Artist OS, Mint, clean edged, originals
only, please.

 

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DBT

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