Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting back onto MoPo?!?!?!

[Tom Martin]

>Hi SCott- thanks can you forward a bounceback  to support @
totalink.netand  You mayhave touses your Columbus RR .com address to
mail com
they want tosee error message likethe bounceback please advise Tom
419-474-3075 SERVER isphone # 419-255-02999 
> best, Tom
>
> Original Message 
>From: sbu...@columbus.rr.com
>To: kenwick...@aol.com, MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>back onto MoPo?!?!?!
>Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 20:40:58 -0400
>
>>Tom's e-mail address was deleted automatically by the listserv last
>weekend
>>because his Internet provider is blocking mail from the American
>University
>>listserv IP address (147.9.1.19). I sent a private message to Tom
>explaining
>>this, but so far have not heard back from him. When I saw that he
>was
>>deleted, I immediately put him back on MoPo.  According to today's
>listserv
>>error report,  his host is still rejecting MoPo mail.
>>
>> 
>>
>>I don't know who Tom uses to host his domain, but that appears to be
>where
>>his problem is. I've copied Tom on this post, so hopefully he'll see
>it and
>>can take action.
>>
>> 
>>
>>Scott
>>
>>MoPo List Owner
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Kenwick
>>Cook
>>Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 5:51 PM
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Subject: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting back
>onto
>>MoPo?!?!?!
>>
>> 
>>
>>Hey guys, Tom just messaged me on Facebook and wrote this:
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>
>>HO Lenwick will you post om MOPOand ask Scott what the problem is
>with me
>>getting back on??? O have tryed and it seems to be bliocking me.. If
>they
>>dont wish me on thats fine just let me know the reason.. Ive been in
>a
>>Hospital and nursing home since March so perhaps I was Hijacked???
>mypjome
>>is (***phone number edited for privacy***) Iam not sure whyit wont
>accept
>>posts
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>
>>anyway, just doing what I promised him... don't know why he's having
>>troubles 'getting back on'.
>>
>>Later;
>>Frankenwick
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting back onto MoPo?!?!?!

[Tom Martin]

>Scott my server is TOTALINK.net part of the CISP network they host
many colleges and business addresses. they seem to think they can
find the issue once they see the bounceback error messegesfrom you. I
was useing a hospital computerto see my emails and from a nursing
home maybe that caused me to be deleted orperhaps something else.. I
never posted on mopo since march 26, 2012 so ifany posts where made
it was not me.. best, Tom
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: sbu...@columbus.rr.com
>To: kenwick...@aol.com, MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>back onto MoPo?!?!?!
>Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 20:40:58 -0400
>
>>Tom's e-mail address was deleted automatically by the listserv last
>weekend
>>because his Internet provider is blocking mail from the American
>University
>>listserv IP address (147.9.1.19). I sent a private message to Tom
>explaining
>>this, but so far have not heard back from him. When I saw that he
>was
>>deleted, I immediately put him back on MoPo.  According to today's
>listserv
>>error report,  his host is still rejecting MoPo mail.
>>
>> 
>>
>>I don't know who Tom uses to host his domain, but that appears to be
>where
>>his problem is. I've copied Tom on this post, so hopefully he'll see
>it and
>>can take action.
>>
>> 
>>
>>Scott
>>
>>MoPo List Owner
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Kenwick
>>Cook
>>Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 5:51 PM
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Subject: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting back
>onto
>>MoPo?!?!?!
>>
>> 
>>
>>Hey guys, Tom just messaged me on Facebook and wrote this:
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>
>>HO Lenwick will you post om MOPOand ask Scott what the problem is
>with me
>>getting back on??? O have tryed and it seems to be bliocking me.. If
>they
>>dont wish me on thats fine just let me know the reason.. Ive been in
>a
>>Hospital and nursing home since March so perhaps I was Hijacked???
>mypjome
>>is (***phone number edited for privacy***) Iam not sure whyit wont
>accept
>>posts
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>
>>anyway, just doing what I promised him... don't know why he's having
>>troubles 'getting back on'.
>>
>>Later;
>>Frankenwick
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting back onto MoPo?!?!?!

[Tom Martin]

>
>my server is 419-255-2999
>
> Original Message 
>From: dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com
>To: sbu...@columbus.rr.com, kenwick...@aol.com,
>MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>back onto MoPo?!?!?!
>Date: Thu, 17 May 2012 01:03:14 -
>
>>>Hi SCott- thanks can you forward a bounceback  to support @
>>totalink.netand  You mayhave touses your Columbus RR .com address to
>>mail com
>>they want tosee error message likethe bounceback please advise Tom
>>419-474-3075 SERVER isphone # 419-255-02999 
>>> best, Tom
>>>
>>> Original Message 
>>>From: sbu...@columbus.rr.com
>>>To: kenwick...@aol.com, MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>>>back onto MoPo?!?!?!
>>>Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 20:40:58 -0400
>>>
>>>>Tom's e-mail address was deleted automatically by the listserv
>last
>>>weekend
>>>>because his Internet provider is blocking mail from the American
>>>University
>>>>listserv IP address (147.9.1.19). I sent a private message to Tom
>>>explaining
>>>>this, but so far have not heard back from him. When I saw that he
>>>was
>>>>deleted, I immediately put him back on MoPo.  According to today's
>>>listserv
>>>>error report,  his host is still rejecting MoPo mail.
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>>I don't know who Tom uses to host his domain, but that appears to
>be
>>>where
>>>>his problem is. I've copied Tom on this post, so hopefully he'll
>see
>>>it and
>>>>can take action.
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>>Scott
>>>>
>>>>MoPo List Owner
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>>>Kenwick
>>>>Cook
>>>>Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 5:51 PM
>>>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>>>Subject: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>back
>>>onto
>>>>MoPo?!?!?!
>>>>
>>>> 
>>>>
>>>>Hey guys, Tom just messaged me on Facebook and wrote this:
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>HO Lenwick will you post om MOPOand ask Scott what the problem is
>>>with me
>>>>getting back on??? O have tryed and it seems to be bliocking me..
>If
>>>they
>>>>dont wish me on thats fine just let me know the reason.. Ive been
>in
>>>a
>>>>Hospital and nursing home since March so perhaps I was Hijacked???
>>>mypjome
>>>>is (***phone number edited for privacy***) Iam not sure whyit wont
>>>accept
>>>>posts
>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>anyway, just doing what I promised him... don't know why he's
>having
>>>>troubles 'getting back on'.
>>>>
>>>>Later;
>>>>Frankenwick
>>>>
>>>>Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com
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>>>>
>>>>
>>
>>
>>

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Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting backonto MoPo?!?!?!

[Tom Martin]

>I have come back to haunt RICH Haluega..:)
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: sa...@comic-art.com
>To: dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com,
>MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>backonto MoPo?!?!?!
>Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 18:24:14 -0700
>
>>I see dead people
>>
>>
>>
>>At 06:03 PM 5/16/2012, Tom Martin wrote:
>>> >Hi SCott- thanks can you forward a bounceback  to support @
>>>totalink.netand  You mayhave touses your Columbus RR .com address
>to
>>>mail com
>>>they want tosee error message likethe bounceback please advise Tom
>>>419-474-3075 SERVER isphone # 419-255-02999
>>> > best, Tom
>>> >
>>> >---- Original Message 
>>> >From: sbu...@columbus.rr.com
>>> >To: kenwick...@aol.com, MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> >Subject: RE: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems
>getting
>>> >back onto MoPo?!?!?!
>>> >Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 20:40:58 -0400
>>> >
>>> >>Tom's e-mail address was deleted automatically by the listserv
>last
>>> >weekend
>>> >>because his Internet provider is blocking mail from the American
>>> >University
>>> >>listserv IP address (147.9.1.19). I sent a private message to
>Tom
>>> >explaining
>>> >>this, but so far have not heard back from him. When I saw that
>he
>>> >was
>>> >>deleted, I immediately put him back on MoPo.  According to
>today's
>>> >listserv
>>> >>error report,  his host is still rejecting MoPo mail.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>I don't know who Tom uses to host his domain, but that appears
>to be
>>> >where
>>> >>his problem is. I've copied Tom on this post, so hopefully he'll
>see
>>> >it and
>>> >>can take action.
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>Scott
>>> >>
>>> >>MoPo List Owner
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf
>Of
>>> >Kenwick
>>> >>Cook
>>> >>Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 5:51 PM
>>> >>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> >>Subject: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>back
>>> >onto
>>> >>MoPo?!?!?!
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>Hey guys, Tom just messaged me on Facebook and wrote this:
>>> >>
>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>> >>
>>> >>HO Lenwick will you post om MOPOand ask Scott what the problem
>is
>>> >with me
>>> >>getting back on??? O have tryed and it seems to be bliocking
>me.. If
>>> >they
>>> >>dont wish me on thats fine just let me know the reason.. Ive
>been in
>>> >a
>>> >>Hospital and nursing home since March so perhaps I was
>Hijacked???
>>> >mypjome
>>> >>is (***phone number edited for privacy***) Iam not sure whyit
>wont
>>> >accept
>>> >>posts
>>> >>
>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>> >>
>>> >>anyway, just doing what I promised him... don't know why he's
>having
>>> >>troubles 'getting back on'.
>>> >>
>>> >>Later;
>>> >>Frankenwick
>>> >>
>>> >>Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com
>>> >>
>>>
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Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems (disregard.. thanx)

[Tom Martin]

>thanks Kenwick , Scott and Bruce and all.
>
> Original Message 
>From: kenwick...@aol.com
>To: sbu...@columbus.rr.com, MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems
>(disregard.. thanx)
>Date: Wed, 16 May 2012 21:40:32 -0400 (EDT)
>
>>disregard
>>Tom's back! 
>>
>>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: Scott Burns 
>>To: kenwicksuz ; MoPo-L
>
>>Cc: dreamfactory 
>>Sent: Wed, May 16, 2012 7:41 pm
>>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting
>back onto MoPo?!?!?!
>>
>>
>>
>>Tom’s e-mail address was deleted automatically by the listserv last
>weekend because his Internet provider is blocking mail from the
>American University listserv IP address (147.9.1.19). I sent a
>private message to Tom explaining this, but so far have not heard
>back from him. When I saw that he was deleted, I immediately put him
>back on MoPo.  According to today’s listserv error report,  his host
>is still rejecting MoPo mail.
>> 
>>I don’t know who Tom uses to host his domain, but that appears to be
>where his problem is. I’ve copied Tom on this post, so hopefully
>he’ll see it and can take action.
>> 
>>Scott
>>MoPo List Owner
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>
>>
>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Kenwick Cook
>>Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 5:51 PM
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Subject: [MOPO] Scott... Tom Martin is having problems getting back
>onto MoPo?!?!?!
>>
>> 
>>Hey guys, Tom just messaged me on Facebook and wrote this:
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>
>>HO Lenwick will you post om MOPOand ask Scott what the problem is
>with me getting back on??? O have tryed and it seems to be bliocking
>me.. If they dont wish me on thats fine just let me know the reason..
>Ive been in a Hospital and nursing home since March so perhaps I was
>Hijacked??? mypjome is (***phone number edited for privacy***) Iam
>not sure whyit wont accept posts
>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>
>>anyway, just doing what I promised him... don't know why he's having
>troubles 'getting back on'.
>>
>>Later;
>>Frankenwick
>>Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com
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Re: [MOPO] [MOPO back in the saddle again .. very long email...

[Tom Martin]

 just kidding... Im speechless tonight..:)  need to get my riffs
back, my appitie and  brush up on my spelling... and etiqute.. ill be
back

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[MOPO]

[Tom Martin]

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Re: [MOPO] happy memorial day and cinevent Folks

[Tom Martin]

 hello Folks Morries catalog looks great... hope you all have a great
holidayGod bless and thanks again to Scott for getting me back on MOPO
Tom

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Re: [MOPO] Test

[Tom Martin]

> me too Morrie  I was not being able to send as I added a period
after the EDU in MOPO error messege #8 I think its code for
illiterate :)  oivey

I think a future in computer sciences bekons me.
 amen

>
>
> Original Message 
>From: morriseveret...@yahoo.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Test
>Date: Wed, 23 May 2012 20:03:03 -0700
>
>>I think I may have solved my problem in not being able to post from
>my own computerthis is a test...
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Cinevent and all that Jazz!

[Tom Martin]

>cinevent sounds like it fun this year.. i wanted to go very bad just
to see the people...  But the heat and my body did not agree// maybe
next year.

Bruce and Rich, Rix, Lierberman, and hertitage and all the others...
do lots of hard work as do the many worldwide dealers to keep the
poster hobby and business alive//
Its really a group effort  and the collectors are also the lifeblood
that allow
everyone to sustain, just as MOPO is a huge part and Cinevent.
Its all Good/
God bless everyone/
Tom
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Cinevent and all that Jazz!
>Date: Sun, 27 May 2012 11:40:05 -0500
>
>>I am really glad the show and auction seems to have gone pretty
>well.
>>
>>Congratulations to Morrie. I know just how much hard work goes into
>all he
>>does.
>>
>>Bruce
>>
>>On Sun, May 27, 2012 at 8:20 AM, Zeev Drach 
>wrote:
>>
>>> Who's Jim?
>>>
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Adrian
>>> Cowdry
>>> Sent: May 27, 2012 8:18 AM
>>> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> Subject: [MOPO] Cinevent and all that Jazz!
>>>
>>> And nowthe end is near and so I face the final curtain
>>>
>>> We came, we saw, we conquered!
>>>
>>> Madness? This is not Madness...THIS...IS...SPARTA!
>>>
>>> Congratulations have to be said to Jim and the organizers,
>especially with
>>> Jims plight. Thanks and congratulations have to be put forward to
>the
>>> dealers who all seem to have managed to get their hands on some
>fine
>>> material.
>>>
>>> Congratulations to Morrie, his auction was strong in places, weak
>in
>>> others.
>>> But it was good...no two ways about it.
>>>
>>> Adrian
>>>
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>>
>>
>>-- 
>>Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>P.O. Box 874
>>West Plains, MO 65775
>>Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when
>we take
>>lunch)
>>our site 
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Re: [MOPO] f/s INserts lot 70s and 80s

[Tom Martin]

 In case any cinevent Guys want to drive to Toledo..about 150- miles
away.. near Detroit.. I still have a lot of approxx 200-300 inserts I
would like to sell in a lot.

they are all flat.. most never used// decent titles...

lets make a deal for lot
Tom 419-474-3065

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Re: [MOPO] f/s INserts lot 70s and 80s

[Tom Martin]

>i also have one sheets from 60, 70 80s, folded and rolled/ and some
other stuff like lenticular and some banners.howevere in this
heat the only ones i can access are the inserts.. :) 
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] f/s INserts lot 70s and  80s
>Date: Sun, 27 May 2012 17:00:08 -
>
>> In case any cinevent Guys want to drive to Toledo..about 150- miles
>>away.. near Detroit.. I still have a lot of approxx 200-300 inserts
>I
>>would like to sell in a lot.
>>
>>they are all flat.. most never used// decent titles...
>>
>>lets make a deal for lot
>>Tom 419-474-3065
>>

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Re: [MOPO] Marigold Hotel delivers better than Ohio spots, obviously.....

[Tom Martin]

>sounds good Joe !
>
>
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>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Marigold Hotel delivers better than Ohio spots,
>obviously.
>Date: Sun, 27 May 2012 11:18:31 -0700
>
>>Hi, all, from Joe B in NOLA.
>> 
>>Wish I could be in Ohio with you guys but I'm instead having a quiet
>holiday weekend away from the crowds in downtown New Orleans.  And
>urging you guys to do yourselves a BIG favor by purchasing tickets to
>and seeing and enjoying a visit to "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel." 
>
>>Superb film, terrific performances from all concerned.and a
>wonderful feeling to take with you out of the theatre!
>> 
>>This is the movie that this summer will PROVE to Hollywood and
>beyond that moviegoers want something with SUBSTANCE as well as
>pleasure in the moviegoing experience.
>> 
>>BUY A TICKET, folks!!  Vote for real ADULT filmmaking by patronizing
>a screen featuring the Marigold Hotel right away!  It's climbing
>toward dark horse status and I predict that it will pull a Slumdog
>Miracle and be one of the films of the year.  And ignore any review
>written by anyone under 40.  Even if YOU are under 40!
>> 
>>See what the NYTimes article says on the subject:
>> 
>>http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/24/movies/older-faces-on-screen-draw-
>an-overlooked-crowd.html?_r=2
>> 
>>Joe B
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Re: [MOPO] MOVIEART.NET SEARCH FEATURES ARE IMPROVED

[Tom Martin]

>great Job KIRBY !! looks wonderful and is easy to use! 
>
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>Subject: RE: [MOPO] MOVIEART.NET SEARCH FEATURES ARE IMPROVED
>Date: Wed, 30 May 2012 08:48:08 -0500
>
>>Go fishing for something you want.
>>
>>http://movieart.net/search/
>>
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>>
>>Kirby McDaniel
>>MovieArt Original Film Posters
>>P.O. Box 4419
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Re: [MOPO] The Adventures of Captain Movie Poster

[Tom Martin]

>very funny Bruce!! and creative ! 
>
>
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>Subject: RE: [MOPO] The Adventures of Captain Movie Poster
>Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 13:29:02 -0500
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>>*http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/adventuresofcmp_animated.gif
>>
>>The Adventures of Captain Movie Poster
>>*
>>-- 
>>Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>P.O. Box 874
>>West Plains, MO 65775
>>Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when
>we take
>>lunch)
>>our site 
>>our auctions 
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Re: [MOPO] The Adventures of Captain Movie Poster

[Tom Martin]

>good one Freeman !
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: flixs...@aol.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] The Adventures of Captain Movie Poster
>Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 11:55:16 -0700
>
>>I can't wait for the 100 million dollar comic-to-big-screen
>adaptation!
>>
>>CAPTAIN MOVIE POSTER:  REVENGE OF THE PAPERBACKS 3-D
>>
>>
>>
>>On May 31, 2012, at 11:29 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
>>
>>> http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/adventuresofcmp_animated.gif
>>> 
>>> The Adventures of Captain Movie Poster
>>> 
>>> -- 
>>> Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>> P.O. Box 874
>>> West Plains, MO 65775
>>> Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1
>when we take lunch)
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Re: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters

[Tom Martin]

 Ive heard that idea however I disagree with who ever started that
theory.. It makes no sense... because if the star or director or
players sign it IN MY opinion it  enhances the experience , the
provenance, and the entire cinema experience... for example... my son
likes Star wars... and he would carry a insert to shows and get the
starsto sign it.. I think he has Prowse and mayhew and anthony
daniels... not only does it give a rich memory but also a storywhich
is what memorabilia is about.. to conjure memories of the
experience.. the poster alone is a piece of advertising art lacking
personality, howevere the signed poster like a bokk shows that
principals in the artistic endevor where in a time and place and
touched the artifact in person.. not to mention if they spoke to the
signee..
 a friend of ours was a bit player in Ghostbusters Two.. and he was
able to get us a signed 1 sheet by the entire cast minus
sigorney...they even made cute remarks and signed in silver paint
pen... as Huge GB fans we found that signing as making the poster a
OVer the Top piece of memorabilia far exceedding just a simple common
poster... as for value... its a one of a kind as how many where
signed by the entire main cast???   also the face we know its 100%
original as our friend was in the movie.. we also where able to get
signed books by Roddy Mcdowell when he received a doctorate at BG
university... again my son brought a planet of the apes doll and also
a Gum card that he signed... ironically the local TV news station
filmmed him signing Tommys stuff so its on footage showing it... and
the most important part was my son was able to meet some heavies in
the biz in person to leave a everlasting memory and inspire his own 
dreams of making movies..years from now when he looks back he
will remember .he was able to meet adam west, jerry lewis, roddy
mcdowell,many star wars people like Rick Mccallum and the kid in the
movie... matthew Broderick to name afew...also he met musicians and
they signed his bass pickgaurd.. like bootsy collins, les claypool,
the funk brothers, and others... autographs just freeze a time and
place of the memorie and crystalize the experienceTo me as a
dealer and a collector a signed piece in any form far exceeds just a
commonoff the shelf itemthat gos accross the board// letters and
signed clothing its all Good and its history of the celebrity and of
the art...
who ever started the idea that autographs do not embellish the
posters worth should really consider what memorabilia is all about
and has meant from the getgo kindest regards, Tom
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: rixpost...@aol.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters
>Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 11:48:07 -0400
>
>>
>>From my earliest years of collecting movie posters, it was a common
>belief  
>>among collectors and dealers alike that probably stars' autographs
>on movie 
>> posters or lobby cards definitely de-valued the piece.  In  fact,
>on many 
>>occasions restorers would be requested to remove  the autograph when
>the 
>>poster was linen-backed. Of course in rare  occasions...for
>instance, if the 
>>poster was autographed by Jean Harlow or  Carole Lombard or Greta
>Garbo...this 
>>might not be the case. But in most  instances, I've always heard
>that an 
>>autograph definitely does  not make a movie poster more valuable...
>> 
>Rick
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Re: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters

[Tom Martin]

 i can see poster collectors thoughts if they only see the poster as
a art element or somehow want to keep it Original in its condition..

However maybe its because I see Movie memorabilia as a much wider
arena then just posters alone//
see why i got into being a dealer was that I wanted to be around show
business as that what I liked as a hobby and as a profession and so
the entire business intrigued me... not as investment but as a
passion the behind the scens people , the craftsman, the
camermen, the writers , the agents, directors, prop people You name
it... simply put the dream factorys and the studios made me
hyperventalate !!! so to actually meet a Ray harryhausen or talk to
linwood Dunne on the phone... or shake hands with somone in film was
such a rush and also when they would say something... like when I
asked Pete Best the Beatles 1st drummer what would you tell Tommy to
do?? he said well Practice and never give up... that to me was a
million dollar moment... Ormeeting Drew Struzan at a Star wars
celebration ... his words and how he handled himself was so Humble as
where the Hildebrandt bothers when in NYC... its just the stuff that
inspires ... so perhaps I love the cinema business because i love the
crators that make it... the poster is to me just the stamp or salute
to the film...
when i think of saving Private ryan.. which i saw again the other
day... its BEB Burrts excellent sound design and Stevens treatment on
the screen,the actors, the sound track, the ambiance of the shaky
camera to give the feeling of there...
However sure the poster captures the moment like a Photo.. and if the
artist or designer can summerize that film in the art then its a
wonderful tribute to that Film as for autographs they are just
proof that you brushed elbows with people you admired and where part
of the phenomonon of the film...
many times I passed on signings for a handshake and to look at the
star or person and say thanks for doing a great job...
I would much prefer having a lunch and just talk then have stuff...
I always dreamed of Spielberg and Lucas and just talking as i like
what they have done and im sure they have stories.. also Steven is
supposed to make a mean Matzoball soup and i thought that would be
cool to try as i never had any... really the memorabilia is the
summery  of the people , the creators and to me it involes the whole
crew, cast Directors and all as its a group effort when it works
and gels we call it a hit..;) 
I never saved stuff because of monatary worth.. I saved iit because i
enjoyed it and liked the business of movies... somtimes i was lucky
and it sold for good money... i would always tell customers Buy it
because you love it NOT as a investment only as things can
changeif you get stuck with stuff you like anyway ... thats not
bad.. also...whats funny is most collectors not all dont see the
value until they are dead as they never wish to sell... so  why not
enjoy it... sell off what you dont need and experience it and enjoy
seeing others collections and sharing the passion for film
memorabilia...? and if you get lucky maybe your stuff will sell at
auction for big bux to boot! 
>
> Original Message 
>From: evan...@mac.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters
>Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 19:46:02 +0100
>
>>I'd actually be curious to know how many times restorers have been
>asked to remove Prowse, Mayhew and Anthony Daniels' signatures from
>Star Wars posters.
>>
>>Didn't someone post a story on here about having to restrain some
>minor actor from signing their poster at a Film Fair?
>>
>>I'm happy with having managed to get some posters signed by Kubrick,
>(who knew exactly where to place it on the design), but if Malcolm
>McDowell attempted to add his sig to my Clockwork Orange quad, I'd
>stop him and hand him a Blue Thunder 1 sht.
>>
>>Hitchcock's on Vertigo wouldn't be at all bad, but if it or
>additional ones interfered with the design I'd pass.
>>
>>I'd value a great condition example of that poster higher than the
>sigs.
>>
>>Clearly very personal this one.
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>On 23 Jun 2012, at 18:50, channinglylethomson
> wrote:
>>
>>> Good point, Tom.  I generally agree with you that an autograph can
>really enhance a poster -- that said,  there are some poster
>collectors that just wouldn't like it.  I guess the answer is, it
>depends on the poster collector and their interest in autographs.  To
>me, having the additional autograph of the major star/director would
>be a plus.  For example, an original Vertigo poster, signed by
>Hitchcock, Stewart and Novak would never leave this house (or as
>Charlton Heston said, "my cold dead hands")!
>>> 
>>&g

Re: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters

[Tom Martin]

>cool jeff and Rich !!!  - I think the issue with Prowse was that he
simply wore the
vader costume and dist have speaking parts or was on screen other
then in costume...
so having one sig on a poster of one charchater unlees you really
liked darth vader would not set of flares if the poster where sold..

howevere if I had a wiz of Oz and all the people signed it like
Garland, bolger, Burke, haley and lahr and all the munchkins and the
director and crew what would that be worth at auction??? well it
would set records because of what Im trying to say.. its the group
effort and the creators..

1 sig alone does not corraborate the entire storie of the
production

I had a script I sold years ago it was the who dunit it episode of
Dallas
>signed by the whole cast they donated to a charity auction... I
bought it and later sold it for maybe 250.00. now they are making
a new Dallas I wondered... what would it sell for today? who knows???
Harryhausen in my veiew is a steller artist in the scifi special
effects world... I saw him at a tv show taoing in Toledo in like
1972... he was good friends with Linwood dunn whom I spoke to.. they
all seem like great guys.. like kids with passion for what they
did... I think Phil Tippet still carrys that passion on as are the
digital creators we have now..
basically the posters are as a result of the artists work on the
films themselves.. the actors directors and crew... however the
poster artist would convey that magic into a trite poster form in
order to sell tickets at the Boxoffice.. I love it... i want some
popcorn now and a movie.. :)
>
> Original Message 
>From: jmeyer...@hotmail.com
>To: dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters
>Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 15:43:17 -0400
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: sa...@comic-art.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Autographs on Movie Posters
>Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 12:43:27 -0700
>
>>I only have a small number of autographed posters in my collection
>>
>>one is a 1sh from Inferno (1953) that I had Rhonda Fleming sign for 
>>me when I was one of the many sponsors for Cinevegas Film Festival
>in 2004.
>>
>>all the rest are Harryhausen posters that I had Ray sign for me in 
>>1990 or 91 at a Dallas convention.
>>I had him sign every Harryhausen item I owned, plus some more that I
>
>>bought there.
>>
>>In this case, I would say that it certainly doesn't devalue any of 
>>them as they are all signed in a fair space (meaning, not on
>anyone's 
>>face, over an effect etc). It may even raise the value $20 each. But
>
>>it wouldn't be a significant increase in any case.
>>
>>I doubt that the Double Indemnity one sheet with Stanwyck's
>autograph 
>>could be worth more than the one sheet due to it's value
>>
>>it's a personal thing of course. I would most certainly not get a 
>>David Prowse autograph on that Birthday poster.
>>have him sign a regular SW one sheet, which is easily replaced
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Re: [MOPO] "Metropolis" Poster's Troubles Featured in the Hollywood Reporter

[Tom Martin]

>
>I agree David... this sale will garner majormedia attention and
since its promted by Heritage it will be sure to get the best that
the poster market will offer, surely Investors will clamor on this
title as it will get much publicity.. its too bad people have to
lose.. im not sure about what happened however ive noted that in the
HIGH end collectables arena that so much deception and
misrepresentation seems to exsist or at least get media coverage..
perhaps its just as prevalent in the smaller areas also... as in
reprints etc... however many people simply make mistakes.. I was
thinking today about the demographics of posters and thought really
Bruce and Rich have a large market and I bet the typical buyer makes
under the 200K wages, and perhaps 5% are in the leauge ofbuying 500K
posters ... so that leads me to think that Heritage and several other
auction houses are best to sell the high end as thye have excellent
display and security aspects, also insured and have venues with high
exposure... yet the costs to stage that type sale are also high
end... but in the long run worth it IMHO..

still there are finds in small towns and dealers that croak
orcollectors that croak or go bust so many of the poster can surface
in such unique ways...
the biggest part seems to be to watch out for counterfeit items or
stolen items or the legal burdens of who owns what as in this recent
case... still the poster Hobby seems healthy as the memorabilia is
also.. just seems to be changing with tastes and the younger people
dont seem to be wanting to spend money on such things... which I
respect as they seem to be discovering a return to familys, babies
and living within means.. Bravo... To the speculators well there
will always be collections for sale.. it always comes back
around.somtimes at a better price too.. like the housing market seems
to be finally... now ifwe can all just keep jobs and working maybe we
can all get balance...
>
> Original Message 
>From: davidmkusum...@hotmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] "Metropolis" Poster's Troubles Featured in the
>Hollywood Reporter
>Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 15:56:40 -0700
>
>>
>>I think "Metropolis" will be sold by Heritage with NO RESERVE and
>will generate a lot of advance publicity in the months ahead.  Why? 
>Because the bankruptcy trustee will demand whatever the market will
>bear.  If Heritage, for argument's sake, wanted to post a reserve or
>offer a "guarantee" - or even buy the poster outright for, let's say,
>$500,000 for a future sale - I think the trustee would say no.  The
>trustee is the "consignor" in this case, bound by law.  Why would the
>trustee accept $500,000 - or ANY price - when there's a potential
>upside to get more than that?  One never knows.  Remember, I could be
>wrong, but I seem to recall this poster was once listed on Kenny's
>and Peter's old defunct site for around $2 million, a "fishing price"
>just thrown out there for the right millionaire with money to spend. 
>
>>
>>It's not a happy situation for Kenny, but when was the last time a
>high ticket, nearly one-of-a-kind poster like this - was offered on
>the open market with NO RESERVE?  Under normal circumstances,
>Heritage would insist on a reserve or desire to buy it outright as an
>investment for whatever price the market would bear, whatever Texas
>laws would allow.  But that would be a little odd because there's no
>doubt Heritage would want to capture the most dollars NOW - in
>relation to its planned big-budget marketing of this poster.  This is
>big-time news for the hobby. -d.
>>
>>Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 08:14:31 +1000
>>From: johnr...@moviemem.com
>>Subject: Re: "Metropolis" Poster's Troubles Featured in the
>Hollywood Reporter
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>he estimates its value at just $250,000, a 
>>number most observers view as comically low.  High-end estimates put
>the 
>>value of the poster at more than $1 million, which would make it the
>first 
>>poster to cross that barrier in a public sale. Conversely, a sale at
>
>>Schacter's low estimate of $250,000 or even any number below
>$690,000 would 
>>represent a softening of the poster market at a time when other
>collectibles 
>>such as movie props and rare comics are selling for record 
>>amounts.
>> 
>>If this poster is to be sold as part of a "liquidation 
>>sale" presumably with no reserve, the "comically low" estimate of
>$250,000.00 
>>might be not far off the mark.
>> 
>>Regards
>>John
>>
>>
>>
>>  - Original Message - 
>>  From: 
>>  David Kusumoto 
>>  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
>>  
>>  Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 7:58 AM
>>  Subject: [MOPO] "Metropolis" Poster's 
>>  Troubles Featured in the Hollywood Reporter
>>  
>>
>>  
>>  
>>  
>>
>>  I'm 
>>  not surprised that the "splash" publicity surrounding the infamous
>
>>  "Metropolis" 3-sheet - and its brief offering for sale for
>$850,000 before it 
>>  was suddenly pulled from Se

Re: [MOPO] Rich - Pelham poster

[Tom Martin]

>re: 2001 years ago I bought a 16mm scope film print of 2001 also
included where some movie posters he had of the movie including the
one with the Guys walking in spacesuits  1 sheet think was style B or
something( which I sold) and then also a odd smaller poster in black
and white of the star child... it has a large dot matrix yet no copy
and always stumpted me where it came from... he said he had bought
the film print in 1972 so im not sure if he collected over the years
or what...the poster although small is folded and ive never know what
to call it or its date..perhaps it was part of a kit or somthing..I
think I still have it...maybe someone knows the history
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: evan...@mac.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Rich - Pelham poster
>Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2012 18:41:02 +0100
>
>>Thanks Geraldine.
>>
>>Very difficult to find info on this, have already made extensive
>efforts.
>>
>>Though I'm reasonably sure the printing (though not the design it's
>based on) originates in the US.
>>
>>Next step for me is the Kubrick archive, who have told me on the
>telephone they have nothing relating to this poster, (but they do
>have Bill Gold's cruxifiction design which Kubrick rejected). They
>may though have something relating to it in Kubrick's communications
>with WB. 
>>
>>Whether it did actually ran or is a print run of a proposed poster,
>still no clue.
>>
>>Does seem that these only come to market rolled and via execs,
>though I may be wrong on that.
>>
>>Thanks for the info, much appreciated.
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>On 24 Jun 2012, at 18:18, Geraldine Kudaka 
>wrote:
>>
>>> When Charley first worked at MGM, Mike Kaplan was his boss. 2001
>had opened initially a "Hardware" campagn, it had a good box office
>but shortly after opening fell off at the box office. Mike convinced
>Kubrick that they should replace the Hardware campaign with the Star
>Child campaign. The Star Child campaign was a massive hit, bringing
>is a huge resurgence at the box office. It was the BO success of 2001
>that convinced 20th Century/Fox to fund Star Wars.
>>> 
>>> 2001 huge success is evidenced by these figures -- in Dec. 75, the
>film broke even. In March, 1976, Kubrick received his first profit
>sharing residual check. 
>>> 
>>> March 1976 was the same month Star Wars started filming
>>> 
>>> After conceiving the Star Child campaign for 2001, Mike Kaplan
>left MGM and went to work for Kubrick on Clockwork Orange. When
>Charley was in London working on Star Wars, Mike gave him posters. 
>>> 
>>> Any other history on the Pelham poster or its availability would
>be best to find by googling UK.
>>> 
>>> From: Richard Evans 
>>> To: Geraldine Kudaka  
>>> Cc: "MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU"  
>>> Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 10:53 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [MOPO] Rich - Pelham poster
>>> 
>>> Thanks Geraldine, no rush.
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPad
>>> 
>>> On 24 Jun 2012, at 14:15, Geraldine Kudaka
> wrote:
>>> 
 It's Sunday morning and Charley's still asleep so i can't ask him
>about the Pelham Clockwork Orange.
 
 I'll find out later today and let you know. 
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Re: [MOPO] Some basic items that EVERY collector should consider owning

[Tom Martin]

Thanks Bruce thats really informative... I never knew about the
filmoplast tape! this is all good stuff ! thank YOU Bruce
>
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>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Some basic items that EVERY collector should
>consider owning
>Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2012 07:18:57 -0500
>
>>*Did you know... that there are some basic items that EVERY
>collector
>>should consider owning?*
>> We are often contacted by collectors with various concerns or
>requests
>>that pertain to collecting movie paper such as "how can I protect
>the tear
>>in my poster without restoration", "how can I safely remove this
>piece of
>>tape", "how can I more easily open packages", etc. So we thought it
>would
>>be helpful to make a list of some of the items we think *ALL *movie
>paper
>>collectors should strongly consider owning:
>>
>>**Conservation Tape (P90 Filmoplast tape)* - This is tape that is
>safe for
>>use on movie paper. You can use it on the back of items to secure
>tears.
>>
>>**Bestine* - This is a solvent that can dissolve the sticky part of
>tape
>>making the tape easily removed without damage to movie paper and is
>>therefore super useful in removing tape from older posters, and also
>can
>>"save the day" if you accidentally get tape stuck to a poster when
>removing
>>it from a package. *NOTE*: This is a highly flammable and dangerous
>>substance and should only be used in a well ventilated area, and
>*ONLY* if
>>you are at least somewhat "handy" and will be *EXTREMELY *careful
>using it.
>>Be sure to read *ALL* of the manufacture's warnings before use.
>>
>>**A utility knife, Xacto knife, or similar* - This is wonderful for
>opening
>>well packed packages (such as those eMoviePoster.com uses). *NOTE*:
>You
>>should always cut with care as these knives are extremely sharp and
>>*WILL*cut through several pieces of cardboard with ease, and can
>also
>>cut into
>>* YOU* with even greater ease. You definitely do *NOT* want to
>accidentally
>>cut your movie paper (or yourself)!
>>
>>**A map file or other storage equipment* - As we all know, movie
>paper can
>>be very valuable, so why not store it in a way that best protects
>your
>>investment? A map file is a great way to do this if you have space
>because
>>it allows you to store one-sheet-size and smaller posters unfolded
>and
>>flat. Boxes or tubes are also acceptable if you don't have the space
>(or
>>funds) for a large map file.
>>--for more information about storage, please go the following link:
>*Did
>>you know... that many people have different views on how to best
>store
>>their movie paper
>>collection?
>>*
>>
>>**A digital camera or phone with a built-in camera* - This is an
>invaluable
>>tool for when you want to:
>>
>>*Get advice from someone online about your poster
>>*Share images of your favorite posters with the world
>>*Offer items for sale
>>
>>**Spreadsheet or database software* - A great tool for cataloging
>one's
>>collection (and there are free ones such as
>>*LibreOffice
>>* or *GoogleDocs *). You will have to have
>a
>>little higher level of computer expertise to easily use such
>software
>>(although, we hear GoogleDocs makes things fairly easy), but
>enlisting the
>>help of a "computer nerd" family member can get you on the path to
>using
>>this software. You may also be able to find commercial "collection"
>>software to aid you in cataloging your collection, but we don't know
>of any
>>good software that is specifically dedicated to movie paper.
>>
>>*NOTE:* Copies of the last two items above (digital photos of your
>>collection *AND *your collection list in your online software) need
>to be
>>stored somewhere completely separate from your collection! Otherwise
>in the
>>event of a disaster, you will not have proof of what you owned, but
>if you *
>>DO* have both of these, you will have an excellent chance of filing
>(and
>>collecting) on an insurance claim
>>-- 
>>Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>P.O. Box 874
>>West Plains, MO 65775
>>Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when
>we take
>>lunch)
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Re: [MOPO] need feedback, svp

[Tom Martin]

 You could google the business name and also the persons name and see
whats out there.. also ART business news is a trade paper and perhaps
they would have some history... also check the bbb of NYC and see if
any issues wheremade and search the legal news of NYCand see if any
litigation...also you could see the street address do a mapquest and
ask neighbor businesses what they may know... Dunn and Bradstreet
does that and is how they get info on businesses... also  simply ask
the guy for like 4 references, his bankand then ask the vendors about
his dealings... the bank also could offer some history... Hope that
helps !! happy 4th ! Andrea

best, Tom
>
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> Original Message 
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>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] need feedback, svp
>Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2012 21:03:34 -0400
>
>>We're considering doing a deal with an N.Y. art dealer named Asher  
>>Edelman.  Does anyone have any feedback about his business, Art  
>>Assure, or working with him?
>>
>>
>>Many thanks,
>>
>>ANDREA KANTER
>>andreakan...@mac.com
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [MOPO] July 4th

[Tom Martin]

>Happy 4th Mopo friends!!
>
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>Subject: Re: [MOPO] July 4th
>Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2012 08:39:07 -0700
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>>Happy 4th all!
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>On Jul 4, 2012, at 7:40 AM, Joseph Bonelli 
>wrote:
>>
>>> And a tip of Uncle Sam's hat back to our now friends the Brits and
>thanks to Adrian for the Happy 4th salute--- which I know we all send
>out to everyone!! 
>>>  
>>> Joe B in NOLA
>>> 
>>> From: Adrian Cowdry 
>>> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> Sent: Wednesday, July 4, 2012 2:23 AM
>>> Subject: [MOPO] July 4th
>>> 
>>> Happy July 4th Uncle Samyou are a wonderful country.
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Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell

[Tom Martin]

>Bruce is Righton along with Franc also thepublic in general is
freaking out... as all they believed in since Youth has come to a
degree of lack of empathy... some companys Mantras are to not careas
thebottom like is all thatmatters... But they aremissing the point
... the otherdayI talked to a credit card company that negotiates the
debt down 50% and retainds the credit 
I said but I want to pay back 100% i just had some down issues... he
said its acorrection to alleviate the debt... I thoughtI ran up the
debt ... its just the bank is chargingme deep interest soI need to
make largere payments to pay it off... when I look backI think
forgivness of debt is good howevere there should also be counceling
and ways to teach youth and adults ways to manage Funds.. Most people
use cards when funds are low, they need medical, a car repair..etc..
but sometimes they have a opportunity to buy something on a deal...
so they speculate... its easy when the valve is on and we have Cash
Flow... but when the unforseen happens well we have chaos... the
answer?? cut back, economize, disapline and pray to God for
diserment because the worlds economy is in disarray
also nevergive up... and look back at what matters as far as respect.
patience, Love , gratitude, and honesty... as we all make mistakes...
itshard when things are all fouled up.. like all the weather, the
recent storms, fires.. etc... But our relatives in the past fought
crazy wars, had drought, had the market go Bust
had many illiness ..so in a way we have had it good... we justneed to
clean up the mess and start FRESH... and it can start 1/1 in your
work, your business, your neighbors...this is the Time to love more
not less...even the bankers have relatives that have been touched by
the housing proble,s as also investors, and family ofinvestors...and
family of those that are Ill, lost homes, lost jobs...
the shock that a person whoo played by the book, worked as a company
person , dedicated... and then let go so the company could JOB out to
mexico, china, is also a MORAL issue... watch Its a wonderful life
and you see what family and unity of people can do to corporate
Greed... and there are Many George Bailys in the world... they just
are simple kind people not looking to ravage the weak to fatten thier
coffers... NO they not only take responcility.. they help the sick,
needy, and oppressed... I believe thatGod and the 995 of the world
will prevail... as the youth see the issues , the college kids see
its not working, and the ones that can help see whats happening...It
may have to get worse before it gets better.
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 17:22:29 -0500
>
>>I completely agree. But if I were kicked out of a job I had for 30
>years by
>>a company that made record profits, I too might not act as well as I
>would
>>hope!
>>
>>On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 5:15 PM, Franc  wrote:
>>
>>> **
>>> Bruce, I agree with your sentiments here but I also think that
>there's
>>> just a general lack of courtesy that has become the standard, not
>the
>>> exception. FRANC
>>>
>>>  -Original Message-
>>> *From:* MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] *On Behalf
>Of *Bruce
>>> Hershenson
>>> *Sent:* Saturday, July 07, 2012 5:25 PM
>>> *To:* MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> *Subject:* Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>>>
>>> Judith
>>>
>>> Of course I have no clue on that crazy woman, but generally, I
>think you
>>> are seeing the results of big business run wild in our country.
>They are
>>> losing employees left and right and giving the ones that are left
>more and
>>> more to do for the same or less pay, and meanwhile they are
>blaming it on
>>> the "recession" but they are often making record profits.
>>>
>>> And the politicians are *ALL *miserable, so busy stuffing their
>own
>>> pockets with graft that they are not seeing the misery their
>actions (and
>>> inactions) are causing.
>>>
>>> We are seeing the rapid destruction of the middle class *AND
>*millions
>>> who *THOUGHT *they were OK for retirement are finding they get
>zero on
>>> their investments (because the government is printing trillions
>and loaning
>>> it at zero to the banks, to keep bailing them out), and now they
>will
>>> likely have to work the rest of their life. And we are told that
>when we
>>> are destitute the government will care for us, but for some that
>is little
>>> comfort.
>>>
>>> And there is no sign anything will get better anytime soon.
>>>
>>> I would say THE *ABOVE *greatly contributes to general fear,
>>> unpleasantness, and outright anger that you (and I) witness more
>and more
>>> on a daily basis.
>>>
>>> Bruce
>>>
>>> On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Judith Weaver
>wrote:
>>>
  Slightly off-topic but mostly on:  Why is nothing ever easy any
>more?
 Maybe I'm showing my age, bu I can remember when people were
>honest,

Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell

[Tom Martin]

>thanks Kirby I thought abought this more... since Ive been ill I
received the mostunderstanding from Older people.. although the kids
have a heart ofGold... the ones that seem are tainted or as I
think... sick souls are the age group of 40-80s mostly with the 50s
seeminglike the worst offenders however I also belive that we as a
nation and world areguilty as a whole as we all get tempted.. so its
a concerted effort.. Our colleges teach courses on how to
>outwit, manuver and misguide people themiddle class that bought
into mom and apple pie... really hurt me as they are the ones that
sent their Kids to war and needless killing theres a great
documentry that explains it all on PBS frontline about , Greed, power
and moneyits 4 parts but I promice all will be informed what
happended... its tragic and was a backfired attempt by 20 year old at
the stock firm to bundle the dirvivitives and CDOS and the entire
world bought them like the home loans... etc... so the worldhas
become desensitiz
as they all think me 1st... yet like I said there is a counter
movemente or should i say.. many peopel still care like on Mopo
we had some that didnt and it is usually about money correct..
its hard to not get caught in all that esp when times are rough...yet
its what matters most and God basically instructs all to simple Love
each other and help the affliced ... quite simple... and its still
the answer if you ask me... my greatest test is not to judge others
as I see faults in manybut then look atme and see I have all the same
issues...anger, frustration, worry, treating others respectful...it
has to be practiced like excercise... excercize the soul and Love...
>
> Original Message 
>From: ki...@movieart.net
>To: dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 18:28:04 -0500
>
>>Tom, et al
>>Don't you mean RESPONCIVILITY?
>>
>>The Spelling Police
>>
>>On Jul 7, 2012, at 5:52 PM, Tom Martin wrote:
>>
>>>> Bruce is Righton along with Franc also thepublic in general
>is
>>> freaking out... as all they believed in since Youth has come to a
>>> degree of lack of empathy... some companys Mantras are to not
>careas
>>> thebottom like is all thatmatters... But they aremissing the point
>>> ... the otherdayI talked to a credit card company that negotiates
>the
>>> debt down 50% and retainds the credit 
>>> I said but I want to pay back 100% i just had some down issues...
>he
>>> said its acorrection to alleviate the debt... I thoughtI ran up
>the
>>> debt ... its just the bank is chargingme deep interest soI need to
>>> make largere payments to pay it off... when I look backI think
>>> forgivness of debt is good howevere there should also be
>counceling
>>> and ways to teach youth and adults ways to manage Funds.. Most
>people
>>> use cards when funds are low, they need medical, a car
>repair..etc..
>>> but sometimes they have a opportunity to buy something on a
>deal...
>>> so they speculate... its easy when the valve is on and we have
>Cash
>>> Flow... but when the unforseen happens well we have chaos...
>the
>>> answer?? cut back, economize, disapline and pray to God for
>>> diserment because the worlds economy is in disarray
>>> also nevergive up... and look back at what matters as far as
>respect.
>>> patience, Love , gratitude, and honesty... as we all make
>mistakes...
>>> itshard when things are all fouled up.. like all the weather, the
>>> recent storms, fires.. etc... But our relatives in the past fought
>>> crazy wars, had drought, had the market go Bust
>>> had many illiness ..so in a way we have had it good... we justneed
>to
>>> clean up the mess and start FRESH... and it can start 1/1 in your
>>> work, your business, your neighbors...this is the Time to love
>more
>>> not less...even the bankers have relatives that have been touched
>by
>>> the housing proble,s as also investors, and family
>ofinvestors...and
>>> family of those that are Ill, lost homes, lost jobs...
>>> the shock that a person whoo played by the book, worked as a
>company
>>> person , dedicated... and then let go so the company could JOB out
>to
>>> mexico, china, is also a MORAL issue... watch Its a wonderful life
>>> and you see what family and unity of people can do to corporate
>>> Greed... and there are Many George Bailys in the world... they
>just
>>> are simple kind people not looking to ravage the weak to fatten
>thier
>>> coffers... NO they not only take responcility.. they help the
&g

Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell

[Tom Martin]

>I agrerr Franc -- the social media has created a space to be anyone
yoou wish and misrepresent everything..news .products etc..
service..You can make a fancy site and say anything... then if
someone complains there is so much deception and chacter assaination
that no one knows the truth because a good amount lie and cheat and
there is Faux news the answer is keep walking , stay on the path,
tell the truth and do the best you can... as the deceivers always do
themselves in by Greeed and lies and deception... but some appear
like they are winning as they make money get stuff and creat fear...
but in my experience that never works long as all the friendships and
business is built on weak foundations
heack the only reason im around is because i was blessed to meet some
really kind , fair people, that have helped me when I fell down...and
I believe God and family are important and must haves.. when the
others fall down none helps them as they dont want to be hurt or
deceived and many want vengence so they sue them or make sure they
dont hurt others... it can take much time and some get away with it
years... butso far on ebay... itappears Justice does come
eventually.. I try my best to forgive the predators and see they
are the truly sick souls and just need to learn to Love we can
all be redeemed I believe... its just a long process sometimes and
some peopel get really sick.emotionally and mentally/ so I pray for
them... but sometimes I also get angery/// its just that seldom
solves anything but creates more anger.
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: fdav...@verizon.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 20:53:16 -0400
>
>>I think a good deal of the problem stems from people no longer
>having to
>>relate consistently to other people. I also believe that the
>cellphone and
>>personal computer are the biggest contributors to anti-social
>behavior.
>>People don't talk to each other when they're out in public. Instead
>they
>>call or text someone who they apparently would rather be with.
>People seem
>>to have even lost the ability to concentrate on a movie or a play
>for one
>>consecutive hour. Now when you go to a theatre there are cellphones
>flashing
>>and ringing every five minutes. IT's a pandemic. It's not a surprise
>to me
>>that kids speak in the limited vulgar vocabulary you mentioned
>Judith
>>because they've also lost the ability to spell, write sentences and
>read and
>>it's all thanks to Twitter which has to be the biggest waste of time
>ever
>>invented. Well, that's my rant for the night. FRANC
>>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Judith
>>Weaver
>>Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2012 8:05 PM
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>>
>>
>>Bruce, I think you're absolutely right.  But I think Franc is right
>to a
>>degree also.  I just took a class at a local community college (one
>>semester).  The kids (other students) seemed nice enough but there
>was a
>>general atmosphere of thoughtlessness about them all in every
>direction; and
>>their language was like nothing I ever heard.  The F-word was every
>third
>>word, s--t, b--ch, and they weren't even angry or upset about
>anything.
>>This was just their normal speech.  Can't imagine what I would have
>heard if
>>they had been upset about something
>>
>>That's another thing I like about cats:  The strongest language I
>heard from
>>them is "Meow", none of them has broken my heart, one of them has
>insulted
>>me, none of them has been mean to me.  They just want to love and be
>loved.
>>Why don't people feel that way?  I appreciate the negative economy
>and how
>>this has hurt many people, but I didn't cause it, so don't blame me.
>>
>>And I am now convinced that every member of Congress is either a
>crook or an
>>idiot.  And would you like an example of greed, stupidity,
>selfishness, and
>>more stupidity???  Try Blagojevich or whatever his name is.  If
>you're going
>>to be a crook, at least be a smart one.
>>
>>OK, I guess that's enough soap box for one day.  Thanks for
>listening!  
>>
>>
>>   Judi
>>Judith Weaver
>>
>>
>>
>>  _  
>>
>>Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 17:22:29 -0500
>>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>
>>I completely agree. But if I were kicked out of a job I had for 30
>years by
>>a company that made record profits, I too might not act as well as I
>would
>>hope!
>>
>>
>>On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 5:15 PM, Franc  wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>Bruce, I agree with your sentiments here but I also think that
>there's just
>>a general lack of courtesy that has become the standard, not the
>exception.
>>FRANC
>>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Bruce
>>Hershenson
>>Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2012 5:25 PM
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU

Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell

[Tom Martin]

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/money-power-wall-street/

this spells it all out with the banking... and now Barclsys in UK had
admitted decepition with the limpros or the rates charged to other
banks globally///

when evera false market is made... ezample...basbal cards, comics
posters, toys the market will fall as there is a artificial economey
made by sharp dealersand false pumped up pricesonly the most
sincere rare titles rise and can stay stable somewhat...even then
what gos up can come down..

To me , your customers are family so its best to sell them with
cations on prices and rarity just like the house bust it was that
agents said you could never go wrong... that it would keep growing...
well I waold rekon most people have lost vlaue or are under water...
 howevere we wemodify spending and live within or under means and
sell off the excess... we could possibly avert bigtime loss and
disaster...

they say house rental is up as all thepeopel that lost homes now
prefer rentals but that you can buy cheaper.. If you can meet the
standards the banks want,,,

I have been finding living on a budget spiratual.. when I shop I try
to keep a budget and but things that store long and sprinkle in fresh
fruitsand veggies like two babanas instead of a Buch... as I threw
awaylots and it keeps a diet gooing... alwso frozen... and simple
basics.. like crackers, soup, beans, and then do same with car gas,,,
utilities... and spending in general...
Ive oly spent a small amount on my cards like 69.00 and so I just
stopped and i buy toiletries at 1.00 store/// spend like 10.00 and
get most things...
also clothes...used or buy at target, walmart...and again sparce...
i still need to modify I pay 69 for cable, internet and a landline
phone..
I hope to cut it to 30.00/// so we can all tighten the belt and
change behaviours... unless you have big bux.. then just be prepared
in case it all gos south.

>
>
> Original Message 
>From: evan...@mac.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2012 02:17:12 +0100
>
>>Got another banking scandal over here now.
>>The bankers we bailed out and who refuse to meet government imposed
>targets to loan to small businesses.
>>The latest scandal after politicians cheating expenses and the phone
>hacking scandal.
>>Worst of which was not the unsurprising behaviour of journalists but
>that police and politicians were complicit with the media.
>>Latest banking scandal will be subject to a parliamentary enquiry. 
>>The politicians investigating themselves and the bankers who fund
>their parties.
>>Police predict more rioting this year, and though it's not good
>weather for it now, it'll perhaps be less inclement when the
>corporate Olympics gig has started and eyes of the world are on
>London.
>>And while you wouldn't condone it, fair play to rioters, they at
>least are punished for their thieving.
>>As it all gets ratcheted up further, the politicians continue to
>underestimate the public mood, which keeps getting uglier and uglier.
>>We'll see where it all goes.
>>
>>Sent from my iPad
>>
>>On 8 Jul 2012, at 01:05, Judith Weaver 
>wrote:
>>
>>> Bruce, I think you're absolutely right.  But I think Franc is
>right to a degree also.  I just took a class at a local community
>college (one semester).  The kids (other students) seemed nice enough
>but there was a general atmosphere of thoughtlessness about them all
>in every direction; and their language was like nothing I ever heard.
> The F-word was every third word, s--t, b--ch, and they weren't even
>angry or upset about anything.  This was just their normal speech. 
>Can't imagine what I would have heard if they had been upset about
>something
>>> 
>>> That's another thing I like about cats:  The strongest language I
>heard from them is "Meow", none of them has broken my heart, one of
>them has insulted me, none of them has been mean to me.  They just
>want to love and be loved.  Why don't people feel that way?  I
>appreciate the negative economy and how this has hurt many people,
>but I didn't cause it, so don't blame me.
>>> 
>>> And I am now convinced that every member of Congress is either a
>crook or an idiot.  And would you like an example of greed,
>stupidity, selfishness, and  more stupidity???  Try Blagojevich or
>whatever his name is.  If you're going to be a crook, at least be a
>smart one.
>>> 
>>> OK, I guess that's enough soap box for one day.  Thanks for
>listening!  
>>> 
>>> 
>>>Judi
>>> Judith Weaver
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 17:22:29 -0500
>>> From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>>> Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>>> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> 
>>> I completely agree. But if I were kicked out of a job I had for 30
>years by a company that made record profits, I too might not act as
>well as I would hope!
>>> 
>>> On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 5:15 PM, Franc  wrote:
>>> Bruce, I agree with your sentiments here but I also t

Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell

[Tom Martin]

 well..  its all Greek to me
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: ilovefi...@flash.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2012 13:26:06 -0700
>
>>I feel lucky that I got paid yesterday for three posters this greek
>buyer 
>>purchased from me.  I did have to check back with the person on a
>couple 
>>occassions but after only one lame excuse I received payment.  
>>
>>
>>Rick   www.ilovefilms.com
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>From: Richard C Evans 
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Sent: Sun, July 8, 2012 10:33:34 AM
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer from hell
>>
>>
>>Filip, you might have missed earlier posts on mopo about the Greek,
>plenty come 
>>up if you search "greek" on Filmfan site,". Something of a minor
>celebrity.
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>On 8 Jul 2012, at 10:29, filip de volder 
>wrote:
>>
>>
>>hi , the last one to have been a total asshole was 3 weeks ago on
>ebay , a 
>>greek guy (  id : proficient911)  wins 12 posters  , some days later
>he sais he 
>>can't pay for them as his father died , i don't reply as this is
>total crap so i 
>>open unpaid items issues  for these , so he  goes :
>>> 
>>>Hello from Greece.How many e-mails do I have to send you to explain
>the 
>>>situation my family experiences?
>>>
>>>(after 4 whole weeks on his death bed),a tragedy occured to my
>family!My dear 
>>>father passed away at the age of 65 (he was battling lung cancer
>for a 
>>>year,alas,he didn't make it-God Bless his Soul-).Thus,I won't not
>abble to 
>>>fullfil my obligation to you.You see,my dear friend,some stuff in
>life happenand 
>>>we should NEVER take things for granted.Please,e-mail me. From the
>bottom of my 
>>>heart,thank you,and again,sorry for any inconvenience I caused 
>>>you.(And,please,cancel our transaction,and do not strike me with an
>unpaid item 
>>>on my eBAY Account!).God Bless us All...AND may the Good Karma
>follow on your 
>>>life's path.PLEASE,SHOW YOUR LENIENCY.Things are out of my hand,and
>please 
>>>Things are out of my hand,and please,cancel the transaction.The
>Funeral 
>>>Expences,alone,cost about $4,500.Please mercy me,and do not strike
>my eBAY 
>>>account with "UNPAID ITEMS" Indications.
>>> 
>>>i tell him in one phrase i have enough of people like him coming up
>with the 
>>>most honourless excuses for not paying and how comes if his father
>is dead that 
>>>he's bombing me daily with emails to not open unpaid items disputes
> , his 
>>>reply seems to come out of a really cheap greek tragedy  :
>>> 
>>>I wonder why some people are so malliciously spreading rumors
>>>about others,
>>>without even bothering to check the facts
>>>of each individual case!
>>>I also wonder 
>>>why do you believe all this hype!
>>>PEOPLE "TALK",BUT(UNFORTUNATELY),THEY DON'T "WALK"!
>>>Why do you get "trapped" in this kind
>>>of gossip (which,for sure,has a terribly shameful effect to other
>innocent 
>>>buyers here on eBAY,
>>>and,making us bitter with our significant pals,family,religion etc.
>>>Cynics and pretenders that think (basically out of hate and
>repulsion for the 
>>>other fellow man) they know everything,
>>>destroy reputations,dignities,humble and decent lives,just for the
>sake of their 
>>>own ignorance,
>>>that they baptise knowledge.
>>>All this unacceptable small-talking,is the beginning of all evil
>that hems us,
>>>holding us prisoners in our everyday's doubts,
>>>despute my integrity and my honor
>>>Simple as that!
>>>I ALWAYS KEEP MY WORD.
>>>I'm not a crook or a rogue trader,who tries to deceive anybody.
>>>Trust,my pals,is absolutely and positively one of the very,very few
>things
>>>that is left to connect us as a solid rock beings.
>>>So,trust me,
>>>and don't believe the hype!
>>>Enjoy your day...
>>>
>>>PS.As for "wondering",for bothering you,concerning my eBAY Account,
>>>it has to do with one word: "HOPE".
>>>That one day,Greece will overcome its
>>>fiscal problems,and will be a respectful Country (again)
>>>in the eyes of the rest of the World,
>>>with all of us (here in Greece),
>>>being able to be part of making transactions
>>>with the rest of the Global Human Community.
>>>
>>>That's all.
>>>Please,my dear pal,
>>>reconcider,show
>>>your leniency
>>>and forgive-NOT forget-
>>>Your mercy is wanted by someone,
>>>who experiences a harsh time.
>>>Peace and Love,
>>>will prevail,
>>>if people like You,
>>>want to help.
>>>From a totally devastated person,
>>>wish you a Happy 4th Of July
>>>for you and your Family.
>>> 
>>>So his father is supposed to be dead , he can't pay for all his
>wins but guess 
>>>what ?  some days later in my new batch of auctions he starts
>bidding wildly 
>>>again !  so had to cancel all his bids and put him on my blocked
>bidder list ...
>>>how pathetic can one get ? 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>>> 
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2012 14:40:22 -0400
>>>From: fdav...@verizon.net
>>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ebay Buyer fr

Re: [MOPO] economy Ponderings as to what is going to happen

[Tom Martin]

 hello Folks for about 2 years now ive been in the whirlwind od
setbacks.. actually mine started in 2007 when I got a loan on my home
from Leyman Brothers at 8.8 %.. From a broker that bought my house as
a flip// only to do a bait and switch... I had a 874 Fico and money
in the bank and no debt,,, pretty good after emerging from a divorce
in 2000...
But then with the Lehman going bust and the hosuing industry and the
meltdown... well the economy started to slow.. and then by 2010 I was
starting to get very Ill...
I take responcilbilty as Ididnt have health insurance partly as I was
still attempting to get right sided from my divorce.. she recieved
the Paid off home and soI started from scratch...

so anyways ive watched and observed the last few years esp as
Iwondered was I the only goofball?? or was the entire finacial market
bambosled 
well lets take the people that had health insureance a 401K, stocks,
nice homes, incomes , health and they where happliy married..

Ive watched as Normal citizen, losy jobs, became Ill, lostmoney in
the market, and there businesses dropped... Many are scared to
deathand blame . ploitical leaders, the banks, corp america... greed
and a meltdown of world ethics and even the social media...

well... interesting isnt it that many of the predictions of doom and
gloom  are said to be in latter times.. and that the entire world
would crumble.. revelation...and even several societys point toward
this YEAR...2012 the Mayans yet no one knows the day or hour,, if
there is truly climate change, if there is anyhonest leaders, or who
is even running the financial markets,,
whati learned was Ireally know nothing... as its all fed to me by
social media, and news agencys that we know are not known to tell the
facts...like Rupert Murdocks company... yeteveryone seems to
think the Power peopel with money will be the victors,,,
I disagree, as if you look many of the peopel that help the world
come from modest places... I think of watergate, i think of even Oj
simpson, of the many bankers that ran with the lootbut later where
caught,,
see many good people invested into the schemes just as in the poster
business...and its taken years to get justice and yet it seems like
it happens  in time..
Aman that builds his life on deception has built on sand and the
ones that build on Rock will survive..Our maral backbone and familys
are what when I look carried us throughmany hardships.. Not greed,
not unfaithfulness...
so realizing Im just as guilty as those I condemn is how I think we
change...
Its almost impossible for man to correct his ways alone as i see
it... yep we are doomed as no scientist will fix it, no political
leader, no Ceo...It has to come from a universal desire byall peopels
to serve each other for the good of the palnet and the world. which
basically brings us back to all religions and esp God and Jesus who
said Love one another,, if we pray that and seek that it can fix the
whole problem because people will do things in a united effert to
save mankind and share and enjoy life... many already do that... so
it can be done... and many want to.. they are just deceived by the
current model that our society have lived by. basically the caste
system... I had a test today that touched me... I went througha
mcdonalds drive thru as Occaisionally ill get a coke, a fri and a
burger( even though I dont like meat) and itsall 1.00 food so it
comes to 3.07 I am frugle.. :) so when I gave a dime and a five to
the girl... she handed me back 3.02 a dollar over what she owed me
as I sat in may cari thought I could keep this 1.00 as no one will
know... and Mcdonalds is a BIGcorporation and that Girl doesnt
care.. so I rolled down the window and said look You gave me 1.00
too much she said " Im sorry" I said NO thats ok I just didnt
want your cash draw to be shorted at the end of shift my point is
I was tempted to keep that 1.00 one because im cheap and two because
the greed in my heart to do it even though I proclaim to
understand it then I felt like a fool as i wondered what if I
gave her a ten and she kept it would she tell me fact is it didnt
matter as by giving back the 1.00 it proved It could be done so
im sure many many people do the same everywhere small amount but
spiritual builder...
Ok now what if it where 500.00 1,000, 10,00 wheres the threshold of
honesty
If the schools taught the meaning and purpose of honor... we coulddo
it also the churches have instilled to many the virtues as also the
US marines...
I was luck to make tenderfoot of the boyscouts.. and i remeber we
were taught to respect elders and to try to help people if youth
is to be taught... its not by keilling war games on videos and films
with no redeeming values... and taught that we are all eliteists that
deserve much material things and much pleasures and that somehow if
we just focus on work we can obtain anything...NOPE... we also need
to tell them that a responci

Re: [MOPO] fear and humor

[Tom Martin]

 ever notice that Fear and humor are so close...

did you ever go somewhere where everyone was serious and yet became
hysterical with laughter... i mean where your crying and cant sustain
yourself???

Its one of Gods greatest gifts and I figure he has the best ability
tolaugh at and with us.. as he invented laughter...

I was in a cathedral a HUGE cathedral and never witnessed a catolic
mass
sohere i was with my brother and all of a sudden a Procession Of
priests with big hats and robes.. swinging incene Potts that looked
like a Rock show everyone was solome and at attention , cold
faced and serious... well since childhood if my brother and i look at
eachother we get this look like" Say what"  like when my Mom died
this guy gets up and gives a eulogy and went into how here eyes
twinkled and all,,, well BOB the guy we never sawuntil that day was
my moms secret Boyfriend... she never told us and she wasa christian
and soi figured she was a cloisterd nun type... But here and " BOB"
had a romance I guess as he seemed to careabout her. back to the
cathedral..
so Im sitting there when I see the parade of priests... incences and
then I saw my exBoss musician friend who was the lastperson i thought
id ever see in a church... he wasjaded, and yet here he was on
Christas Mas as was I.
welll I turned and looked at my brother...and the place was silent as
they where preparing for the next stage he gave me the look and i
tryed to compose myself but I started to shuuder and shake... and we
both did it... we tryed to looka away bt then the priests started to
sing the prayers and boy was he off Key !!! so that was it. we
now where crying with laughter... and i said we Gotta Go man.. but we
were deep in the pew... so here we are falling , tripping , crying
and trying to reach the end of the pews/... peopel thought we we in
sorrow or had a religious experiance... I actually feel out in the
isle laughing crying as my brother did and ushers came and sais are
youok?? Icouldnt even talk... buti think I said im ok we have to get
out quickly the doors to the cathedral where HUGE like 20 foor
tall so we had to open themmeanwhile the entire church was silent
as the people had no idea what had happened.. I hope God got a laugh
as we felt like a couple nutcases.. and my ex who took us there was
realy really ticked at us... it still makes me laugh as it was so
Juxtoposed///.so my point is some tragic event when told can be
hilarious and humor is the very best medicine and God gave us the
ability to laugh .. it takes away so much misery...especiall when it
happens when you least expect it... like my weddin we were in a
church when my brother broughtin his new baby as the father was
reading all the stuff.. therewas a pointof quiet... everyone was
stone faced and serious esp my ex father in law.. a ship captain...
swede... very controlled. so as theplace was quiet.. the baby
decides to Fartlike on cue and i intragal pount again me and
brother go into hyterics while the exfather in law looked like he
wanted to kill us it was a very echoy church.. so that babys fart
rang out liek bell !!! :)

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Re: [MOPO] But would he have ticketed Zasu Pitts?

[Tom Martin]

> really Cool Kirby... I sold a Marilyn that was similar to that one
years ago...I think i sold it for 1000.00 or 3000.00 can not
remember... the woman I bought it froms uncle worked at 20th century
fox/  she soigned it in RED pen It was the same photo and so its neat
to see another one as it fits the provenance.. I was told by the
woman she was friends with her Uncle at the studio.. Its always cool
how this stuff surfaces... I also bought a cool rockabilly program
with all kinds of fame musicians sigs in it like Orbison, Eddie
Cochran and others that a Guy in UK bought.. she even had a Gone with
the wind  nail polish counterr display that was very  rare ... I
think I sold that to Herb Bridges a huge GWTW collector/  soi
nteresting where this stuff was stored and why people saved it in the
1st place
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: ki...@movieart.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] But would he have ticketed Zasu Pitts?
>Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2012 09:40:45 -0500
>
>>Or Lindsay Lohan?
>>
>>
>>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2168063/Marilyn-Monroe-Holly
>wood-royalty-autographed-photos-traffic-policeman.html?ito=feeds-news
>xml
>>
>>
>>Kirby McDaniel
>>MovieArt Original Film Posters
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Re: [MOPO] But would he have ticketed Zasu Pitts?

[Tom Martin]

>
>good question ... just speculating but he did have thier home
addrees on the liscence and they probbably said sure you can have a
still and he picked it up or they mailed it to him... hey he did them
a favor so they returned it... a glossy was better then a mark on
lisence and fine and the hassle they got a deal..
>
> Original Message 
>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] But would he have ticketed Zasu Pitts?
>Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2012 12:18:51 -0500
>
>>How did he happen to have the right photo with him? Or did he get
>their
>>address and pick it up later?
>>
>>On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 9:40 AM, Kirby McDaniel 
>wrote:
>>
>>> Or Lindsay Lohan?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2168063/Marilyn-Monroe-Hollyw
>ood-royalty-autographed-photos-traffic-policeman.html?ito=feeds-newsx
>ml
>>>
>>>
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Re: [MOPO] Sage Stallone

[Tom Martin]

 Prayers to Sly Stallone and family... to lose a son or family member
has to be one of the hardest things to hear..

I remember when Dean Martin lost his son also Johnny Carson his
son...its so odd because we expect the parents to go 1st.. has to be
a hard thing to accept 
God bless everyones family and kids.

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Re: [MOPO] FA: Animation! Did someone mention animation!

[Tom Martin]

Grey you Heritage guys been finding some really cool stuff !!!  
 that huge baseball cardfind in Defience Ohio was awesome !!! Honus
wagner -grade 10 wowowo best to Everyone at Heritage!

> Original Message 
>From: gre...@ha.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] FA: Animation! Did someone mention animation!
>Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2012 10:13:10 -0500
>
>>Heritage is offering over 1300 lots of some of the best in vintage
>movie posters! Don't miss this opportunity to pick up some of these
>wonderful favorites!
>>www.ha.com/7060
>>
>>
>>Animation highlights include:
>>
>>
>>Mickey Mouse Stock Poster (United Artists, 1935). One Sheet (27" X
>41").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83061
>>
>>Orphan's Benefit (RKO, 1941). One Sheet (27" X 41").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83062
>>
>>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (RKO, 1937). One Sheet (27" X 41")
>Style B.
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83063
>>
>>The Wayward Canary (United Artists, 1932). One Sheet (28" X 41").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83064
>>
>>How to Fish (RKO, 1942). One Sheet (27" X 41").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83068
>>
>>The Plastics Inventor (RKO, 1944). One Sheet (27" X 41").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83069
>>
>>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (RKO, 1937). Insert (14" X 36").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83071
>>
>>Bambi (RKO, 1942). Three Sheet (41" X 79.5") Advance.
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=83065
>>
>>Alice in Wonderland (RKO, 1951). Half Sheet (22" X 28") Style A.
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=84266
>>
>>Sleeping Beauty (Buena Vista, 1959). One Sheet (27" X 41") Style A.
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=84269
>>
>>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (RKO, R-1943). One Sheet (27" X
>41").
>>http://movieposters.ha.com/c/item.zx?saleNo=7060&lotNo=84271
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Re: [MOPO] BELGIANS: Barbarella, CFTBL, Chinatown, Batman, Bride Wore Black, Anatomy of a Murder & More

[Tom Martin]

>wowo  how much is the blah blahblah belgian Ive been looking for
that since 1957!!! do you really have it or is it a spoof? kindly
advise sir.
>last i saw one the guy wanted 378.000.43  Cash... I only had
377.000.29 at the time... oievey !!!:(
>
> Original Message 
>From: sa...@comic-art.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] BELGIANS: Barbarella, CFTBL, Chinatown, Batman,
>Bride Wore Black, Anatomy of a Murder & More
>Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2012 18:29:28 -0700
>
>>Belgian posters.. blah blah blah.. currently running .. blah blah
>>MoviePosterBid.com blah blah blah
>>
>>Go Now.. blah blah blah blah blah
>>
>>Click 
>>Here to See a Gallery of the posters being sold 
>>in this
>auction
>>
>>Cl
>ick 
>>Here to Go to the Auctions www.movieposterbid.com
>>
>>Here is a complete list
>>
>>   A BULLET in the GUN BARREL 1958 Belgian .. 
>>Pierre Vaneck, Mijanou Bardot$0.99
>>   A LIFE in PARADISE 1961 Belgian .. Vivi Bach, 
>>Adrian Hoven, Elma Karlowa$0.99
>>   ADMIRAL USHAKOV 1953 Belgian .. Ivan Pereverzev, Boris Livanov   
>$0.99
>>   ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS 1956 Belgian .. Georges 
>>Marchal, Barbara Laage$0.99
>>   ADVENTURER of SEVILLE 1954 Belgian .. Luis 
>>Mariano, Lolita Sevilla$0.99
>>   EROTIC ADVENTURES of ROBIN HOOD 1969 Belgian 
>>.. Ralph Jenkins, Heidi Frey$0.99
>>   AMBUSH BAY 1966 Belgian .. James Mitchum, Hugh 
>>O'Brian, Mickey Rooney$0.99
>>   EROTIC ADVENTURES of ZORRO 1972 Belgian .. 
>>Zorro has left his mark$0.99
>>   AN ACE and FOUR QUEENS 1966 Belgian .. Roger Hanin, Sylva Koscina
>   $0.99
>>   ANATOMY of a MURDER 1959 Belgian .. Different 
>>cool art of James Stewart$41.00
>>   ANNA CROSS, the 1954 Belgian .. Alla 
>>Larionova, Vladimir Vladislavsky$0.99
>>   ANOTHER WOMAN 1964 Belgian . Annie Girardot, 
>>Francisco Rabal, Alida Valli$0.99
>>   APRIL IN PARIS 1953 Belgian .. Doris Day, Ray 
>>Bolger, Claude Dauphin$0.99
>>   AUBERGE FLEURIE 1957 Belgian .. Rudy Hirigoyen, Genevieve Kervine
>   $0.99
>>   AUGUSTE 1961 Belgian .. Fernand Raynaud, 
>>Valerie Lagrange, Jean Poiret$0.99
>>   AVALANCHE EXPRESS 1979 Belgian .. Lee Marvin, 
>>Robert Shaw, Linda Evans$0.99
>>   AVANTI 1972 Belgian ..Jack Lemmon, John Astin, 
>>Juliet Mills *BILLY WILDER$0.99
>>   BABIES A GO-GO 1956 Belgian .. Jane Sourza, 
>>Ray Souplex, Louis de Funes$0.99
>>   BABY LOVE 1969 Belgian .. Ann Lynn, Keith Baron, Diana Dors   
>$0.99
>>   BALL AT the SAVOY 1955 Belgian .. Rudolf 
>>Prack, Nadja Tiller, Bibi Johns$0.99
>>   BARBICHETTE, La 1979 Belgian ..Jean Yanne, 
>>Mimi Coutelier, Village People$0.99
>>   BARON of the LOCKS 1960 Belgian .. Jean Gabin, 
>>Micheline Presle *FERRACCI$0.99
>>   BARRY LYNDON 1975 Belgian .. Ryan O'Neal, 
>>Marissa Berenson *SAUL BASS*$0.99
>>   BASTARD, the 1968 Belgian .. Rita Hayworth, 
>>Giuliano Gemma, Klaus Kinski$0.99
>>   BATH in the BARN 1956 Belgian .. Sonja 
>>Ziemann, Paul Klinger, Herta Staal$0.99
>>   BATMAN 1970s Belgian .. Adam West vs Catwoman, 
>>Riddler, Joker + Penguin$34.00
>>   MIDWAY 1976 Belgian .. Henry Fonda, Toshiro 
>>Mifune, Charlton Heston$10.00
>>   BATTLE of STALINGRAD 1949 Belgian .. Aleksandr 
>>Antonov, Mikhail Astangov$0.99
>>   BAY of BLOOD aka TWITCH of the DEAD NERVE 1971 
>>Belgian .. Mario Bava$3.10
>>   BEAST, the 1982 Belgian .. Willem Ruis, 
>>Akkemay, Marpessa Henninck$0.99
>>   BEAST, the 1975 Belgian .. Sirpa Lane, Lisbeth 
>>Hummel, Pierre Benedetti$0.99
>>   BEAST AT BAY 1959 Belgian .. Francoise Arnoul, Henri Vidal   
>$0.99
>>   BEAUTIFUL ADVENTURE 1959 Belgian .. Liselotte Pulver, Robert Graf
>   $0.99
>>   BEAUTIFUL MILLER 1954 Belgian .. Waltraut Haas, Gerhard Riedmann 
>  $0.99
>>   BEAUTY and the BEAST 1962 Belgian .. Joyce Taylor, Mark Damon   
>$0.99
>>   BEAUTY and the EMPEROR 1959 Belgian .. Romy 
>>Schneider, Jean-Claude Pascal$0.99
>>   BEAUTY and the GYPSY 1959 Belgian .. Nicole Courcel, Gyula Buss  
> $0.99
>>   BEAUTIFUL LEGS of SABRINA 1959 Belgian ..Mamie 
>>Van Doren, Tony Cifariello$0.99
>>   BECAUSE the WOMAN IS WEAK 1961 Belgian .. 
>>Sonja Ziemann, Helmut Schmid$0.99
>>   BEDEVILLED 1955 Belgian .. Anne Baxter, Steve 
>>Forrest, Simone Renant$0.99
>>   BEFORE the DELUGE 1954 Belgian ..Marina Vlady, 
>>Bernard Blier, Isa Miranda$0.99
>>   BEFORE WINTER COMES 1969 Belgian .. David 
>>Niven, Anna Karina, John Hurt$0.99
>>   BELLE of ROME 1955 Belgian .. Alberto Sordi, Silvana Pampanini   
>$0.99
>>   BELLE STARR STORY 1968 Belgian .. Elsa Martinelli, Robert Woods  
> $0.99
>>   BELLES, BLONDES and SUNTANS 1981 Belgian 
>>..Philippe Klebert, Xavier Deluc$0.99
>>   BELOVED IMPOSTER 1961 Belgian .. Nadja Tiller, 
>>Walter Giller, Elke Sommer$0.99
>>   SPY IN YOUR EYE 196

Re: [MOPO] FA:Metropolis

[Tom Martin]

 read the recent hoopla on the Metropolis posterwhat a story !!!
wow

geeze I really feel kinda dumb now that I used my 6 sheet
metropolis as a paint splatter tarp back in the 80s as no one liked
big posters then .
 well gotta think positive i didnt get paint on the floor !

oivey.. next time ill use my king kong instead.. see i learned from
my experience,, i feel vindicated

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Re: [MOPO] Phyllis Diller 1917-2012

[Tom Martin]

>she was really a funny woman and original
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: s...@columbus.rr.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Phyllis Diller 1917-2012
>Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2012 16:43:29 -0400
>
>>Comedian/Actress Phyliss Diller died this morning in Los Angeles at
>age 95.
>>She appeared mainly on TV and in nightclubs but did make big screen
>>appearances inc;idomg "Boy Did I Get A Wrong Number" (1966), "Did
>You Hear
>>the One About the Traveling Saleslady" (1968), and her first film
>>appearance, a small part in  "Splendor in the Grass" (1961).  Her
>last work
>>was an uncredited appearance in the short "Family Dinner" in 2009.
>>
>> 
>>
>>http://news.yahoo.com/humorist-phyllis-diller-dies-95-los-angeles-19
>2854743.
>>html
>>
>> 
>>
>>Scott
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Just incredible!

[Tom Martin]

>mama mia !!! its a miracle  !! Salvadore Dali repainted it !!! 
wonderful!!!
>
>
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>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Just incredible!
>Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2012 13:40:39 -0500
>
>>*
>>http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/elderly-wom
>an-destroys-19thcentury-spanish-fresco-by-elias-garcia-martinez-in-bo
>tched-restoration-8073267.html
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Re: [MOPO] for all you PAWN STARS fans

[Tom Martin]

>yes Toochis is correct.. i heard that all the reality shows are
scripted and set ups... interesting as I knew a old movietone
newsreel cameraman name Myron Gittinger who did many famous newsreels
in the teens and 20s 30s,, he did the famous Ice skater with rockets
on his back the flips in the air,, well he had to retsge a RIOT at a
auto plant ..LOL true storie so the cops and rioters needed to act
more crazed as he said they where boreing I thought that was a
hoot  I think it was the sutolite strike..all the footage
staged,,, the 1st phoney reality movie shows :)
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: brekanders...@comcast.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] for all you PAWN STARS fans
>Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2012 23:26:28 +
>
>>No suprise on the reality the the reality shows are staged. I am
>just shocked Richard used sarcasim. 
>>
>>
>>
>>Brek
>>
>>- Original Message -
>>From: Richard Halegua Comic Art 
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Sent: Fri, 24 Aug 2012 22:28:27 - (UTC)
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] for all you PAWN STARS fans
>>
>>
>>
>>Toochis. I think you missed the sarcasm in my statement
>>
>>
>>
>>: - ) 
>>
>>
>>
>>At 03:25 PM 8/24/2012, Toochis Morin wrote:
>>
>>They are all staged and
>>
>>scripted.  That's why the WGA is trying to cover reality shows
>>
>>now.
>>
>>
>>From: Richard Halegua Posters + Comic
>>
>>Art 
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Sent: Fri, August 24, 2012 12:36:11 PM
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] for all you PAWN STARS fans
>>
>>
>>
>>nothing staged about the Kardashians.. you need brains to think
>ahead.
>>
>>they obviously just "wing it"
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>At 12:24 PM 8/24/2012, Franc wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>Next, someone is going to tell me that the Real Housewives of New
>Jersey
>>
>>and the Kardashians are staged, too!  FRANC
>>
>>-Original Message-
>>
>>
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>>
>>mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Peter D'Antonio
>>
>>
>>Sent: Friday, August 24, 2012 2:53 PM
>>
>>
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>
>>
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] for all you PAWN STARS fans
>>
>>
>>I started having my doubts when Rick started reciting wikipedia
>>
>>introduction paragraphs (birthdates/death dates, the like) for
>obscure
>>
>>french artists and the like.
>>
>>On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 2:44 PM, Franc
>>
>>
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>>wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>Another illusion shattered! FRANC
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>>
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>>"Hello! I have been asked by the television show " Pawn
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>>Stars " to sell my Steve McQueen Bullit posters and lobby cards to
>>
>>Rick on an episode. Rick is a HUGE Steve McQueen fan and even had a
>68
>>
>>mustang made to exactly match the movie car. The kicker is they
>don't
>>
>>really want to negotiate like on tv. They want me to tell them how
>much
>>
>>I'd sell them for before I get there and act like it is a
>>
>>negotiation.
>>
>>Would you be willing to give me a estimated value you think they are
>>
>>worth?
>>
>>The posters are folded but I'd say excellent shape using your
>>
>>standards listed on your website. The lobby cards are also in
>excellent
>>
>>shape or better.
>>
>>I have two of the posters and 3 lobby cards.
>>
>>I have attached pictures.
>>
>>I would really appreciate it."
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>>
>>
>> 
>>He attached photos of a beat up Bullitt insert and 3 misc. 8x10
>>
>>stills.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Anyone know what went on with the first campaign for The Long Goodbye?

[Tom Martin]

>Very well written Post Adrian ! very balanced viewpoint.Interesting.
thanks for the share.
best, Tom
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: jboh...@aol.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Anyone know what went on with the first campaign
>for The Long Goodbye?
>Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2012 16:15:41 -0400
>
>>Rich is as passionate about Marlowe as I am about Bondbut I
>would say that the Marlowe myth was not broken just damaged with the
>films that were set in the present as opposed to the period films
>(Powell, Bogart and later Mitchum). Marlowe is a hard boiled product
>of the 1930's to 50's as Sherlock Holmes is a product of the late
>19th and early 20th century...Holmes has gained a resurgence for
>todays audiences. Marlow deserves a revisit...film noir is not dead.
>There are arguments that Marlowe is not a character for todays
>audiences. The cinema fans on here will add to that argument.
>>
>>As for the posters on The Long Goodbye...the film tanked as Rich has
>said, it didn't do any favours at the box office so it came down to
>re marketing the vehicle and Elliot Gould was known more for MASH and
>his less than serious rules. The film is painful to watch just as
>Robert Mitchum as Marlowe bumbling along in MIchael Winner's The Big
>Sleep. Mitchum's performance in Farewell My Lovely nails the story
>and character more so than any of the others (IMHO). Gould could
>never play the hard boiled film noir character that Chandler created.
>So we had an elongated marketing campaign to con audiences to se the
>film...the poster campaign didn't work the film was still poor with
>or without the Jack Davis art.
>>
>>I still think Marlowe could stand a revisit...Ridley Scott directing
>in the manner of Blade Runner, maybe Tarantino doing film noir? But
>to find an actor...I nominate Karl Urban.
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>>This Never Happend to the Other Fella...
>>
>>Adrian Cowdry
>>jboh...@aol.com
>>
>> 
>>
>> 
>>
>>-Original Message-
>>From: Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art 
>>To: MoPo-L 
>>Sent: Sun, 26 Aug 2012 20:41
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Anyone know what went on with the first campaign
>for The Long Goodbye?
>>
>>
>>quick answer. Released with the original Amsel style A& B.
>>film did poorly (because as a Raymond Chandler adaptation, the film 
>>sucks. more below)
>>film was pulled & a new comedic ad campaign was designed with MAD 
>>artist Jack Davis.
>>the film apparently didn't last a couple weeks in it's first release
>
>>and it didn't get wide release either, so distribution of posters
>was minimal.
>>it is interesting to note I have never been able to find a Pressbook
>
>>with the original posters and Walt Reuben says there isn't one, 
>>although the pressbook for the re-issued campaign is very common.
>The 
>>international design is not in the pressbook.
>>It is also interesting to note that all four styles do exist as 1sh,
>
>>insert, hs & possibly 30x40. I have never seen 3sheets for the Amsel
>
>>designs, although I do have the Davis & not too long ago got the 
>>International from Bruce's auctions. It is unusual for a film of
>this 
>>time period to have 4 different posters in those sizes mentioned.
>>
>>
>>why Long Goodbye SUCKS
>>
>>this is really something that gets down to the basic content of the 
>>book and how Altman decided to translate it.
>>
>>#1 all Marlowe books are "first-person" stories. All scenes written 
>>contain Marlowe and what is described is what he sees.
>>
>>#2 Altman's movie making philosophy is diametrically opposed to such
>
>>a structure. Altman's films are ensemble pieces where each character
>
>>is equally as important as all others and even the starring actors 
>>are secondary concepts. Any single character standing out is
>anathema 
>>to Altman's style
>>
>>#3 Altman literally destroyed the Marlowe myth as a White Knight. He
>
>>changed Marlowe from an intelligent chess player, college grad 
>>(Marlowe broke his nose as a football player in college), a former 
>>investigator in the District Attorney's office and the anti- 
>>misogynist into a bumbling detective who couldn't find his own shoes
>
>>under his bed and then finally at the end of the film, a murderer
>who 
>>happily dances down the road after killing Terry Lennox in cold
>blood.
>>
>>the film should have been made as a standard vehicle without any 
>>attribution to Chandler. As a Marlowe movie, it's even worse than
>the 
>>Brasher Doubloon which also partially destroyed the Marlowe myth,
>but 
>>wasn't as pretentious as Altman's interpretation of Chandler's work.
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Anyone know what went on with the first campaign for The Long Goodbye?

[Tom Martin]

>geeze everyone is civil on Mopo thois is awesome.. some great
posts...
maybe we are all getting to old to spar anymore???  :)
anyways its cool seeing people talk about movies instead of minty
whites and ebay ripoffs.. thanks FolkS hope everyones having a good
day.

>
> Original Message 
>From: sa...@comic-art.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Anyone know what went on with the first campaign
>for The Long Goodbye?
>Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2012 13:09:57 -0700
>
>>I might also mention that parts of the film are totally 
>>unintelligible and some very important issues are completely glossed
>
>>over, like for instance why Nina Van Pallandt kills the woman and 
>>what the historical connection is between the victim and Sterling 
>>Hayden (who in my opinion is the single actor in the film that did a
>
>>good job) that resulted in the crime. Why Terry Lennox is involved
>at 
>>all is almost completely ignored and to say that Jim Bouton was 100 
>>times the ball player than he was an actor is an understatement of 
>>massive proportion
>>
>>
>>At 12:49 PM 8/26/2012, Posteritati wrote:
>>>rich,
>>>
>>>beg to differ but altman's deconstruction of marlowe is simply
>>>brilliant and considered so by many influential film critics. in my
>>>opinion book adaptations should not necessarily heed closely to the
>>>original.
>>>
>>>fyi,i am also a big marlowe fan and have read & loved his books.
>>>
>>>regards,
>>>sam
>>>
>>>Posteritati
>>>239 Centre Street
>>>New York, NY  10013
>>>212-226-2207/ Fax: 212-226-2102
>>>http://www.posteritati.com/
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>On Aug 26, 2012, at 3:41 PM, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
>wrote:
>>>
quick answer. Released with the original Amsel style A& B.
film did poorly (because as a Raymond Chandler adaptation, the
>film
sucks. more below)
film was pulled & a new comedic ad campaign was designed with MAD
artist Jack Davis.
the film apparently didn't last a couple weeks in it's first
>release
and it didn't get wide release either, so distribution of posters
was minimal.
it is interesting to note I have never been able to find a
>Pressbook
with the original posters and Walt Reuben says there isn't one,
although the pressbook for the re-issued campaign is very common.
The international design is not in the pressbook.
It is also interesting to note that all four styles do exist as
>1sh,
insert, hs & possibly 30x40. I have never seen 3sheets for the
>Amsel
designs, although I do have the Davis & not too long ago got the
International from Bruce's auctions. It is unusual for a film of
this time period to have 4 different posters in those sizes
>mentioned.


why Long Goodbye SUCKS

this is really something that gets down to the basic content of
>the
book and how Altman decided to translate it.

#1 all Marlowe books are "first-person" stories. All scenes
>written
contain Marlowe and what is described is what he sees.

#2 Altman's movie making philosophy is diametrically opposed to
>such
a structure. Altman's films are ensemble pieces where each
>character
is equally as important as all others and even the starring actors
are secondary concepts. Any single character standing out is
anathema to Altman's style

#3 Altman literally destroyed the Marlowe myth as a White Knight.
>He
changed Marlowe from an intelligent chess player, college grad
(Marlowe broke his nose as a football player in college), a former
investigator in the District Attorney's office and the anti-
misogynist into a bumbling detective who couldn't find his own
>shoes
under his bed and then finally at the end of the film, a murderer
who happily dances down the road after killing Terry Lennox in
>cold
blood.

the film should have been made as a standard vehicle without any
attribution to Chandler. As a Marlowe movie, it's even worse than
the Brasher Doubloon which also partially destroyed the Marlowe
myth, but wasn't as pretentious as Altman's interpretation of
Chandler's work.

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Re: [MOPO] Michael Clark Duncan Dies

[Tom Martin]

>
>he really projected a kind soul.. he seems to have touched many in
his short lifetime.. great for him.. green mile was a excellent film
.. thats cool Freemen met him..
happy labor day Mopoers
>
> Original Message 
>From: fly...@pacbell.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] Michael Clark Duncan  Dies
>Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2012 16:59:54 -0700
>
>>So sad. What a talented guy.
>>
>>Toochis
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>On Sep 3, 2012, at 3:17 PM, Freeman Fisher  wrote:
>>
>>> I know most everyone here has seen The Green Mile.   I was
>fortunate to meet him twice
>>> when I was doing exhibitor marketing.  Such the gentleman, always
>gracious.  
>>> 54 is so young.  RIP big guy.
>>> 
>>>
>http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-michael-clarke-duncan-dead-
>0903,0,7426494.story
>>> 
>>> fwf
>>> 
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Re: [MOPO] RIP Herbert Lom

[Tom Martin]

>the petere sellers Panther movies where some of my faves..he worked
well with Peter
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: fly...@pacbell.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] RIP Herbert Lom
>Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 00:29:24 -0700
>
>>He was also great as the Phantom of the Opera!
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>From: Ari Richards 
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Sent: Fri, September 28, 2012 12:23:51 AM
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] RIP Herbert Lom
>>
>>
>>Yes, sad news, but he wasn't young. Remembered by me for many roles,
>but mainly, 
>>and in order, HE'LL DRIVERS, MARK OF THE DEVIL and THE LADY KILLERS.
>>
>>Top actor,
>>
>>Ari
>>
>>Sent from my iPad
>>
>>On 28/09/2012, at 4:34 AM, Adrian Cowdry  wrote:
>>
>>
>>Herbert Lom died this morning.
>>>
>>>One of Britain's great character actors who is most famously known
>as the most 
>>>put upon Chief Inspector  Dreyfuss in the Pink Panther series, he
>also made the 
>>>Hammer version of The Phantom of the Opera. 
>>>
>>>
>>>Perhaps now he is with Sellers right now talking over old scenes.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>This Never Happened to the Other Fella...
>>>
>>>Adrian Cowdry
>>>jboh...@aol.com
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Re: [MOPO] OT-Greg Douglass, Poster Geek & Recovering Rock Star, in UK for 2 weeks!

[Tom Martin]

>great news Greg!! well have fun , break a leg, and dont talk to 
strange cabbies. real kind of you to invite Brits.. hope you find
some treasures !  best always Tom

>
>
> Original Message 
>From: pickmeis...@cox.net
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] OT-Greg Douglass, Poster Geek & Recovering Rock
>Star, in UK for 2 weeks!
>Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 10:38:28 -0700
>
>>I know this is horribly off-topic, but I will be doing a whirlwind
>tour of the UK from 10/3 to 10/17. printing the itinerary here. If
>any of you Brit paper-loving dweebs would like to stop by, hear some
>music, and talk posters, it would be a bright spot in an otherwise
>monotonous schedule. My phone is (760)212-3648, email
>pickmeis...@cox.net, and here's where I'll be:
>>
>>Press Release from Bruce Barthol, our bassists:
>>
>>"Hello Friends,
>>
>> Last fall David Bennett Cohen, my old friend and fellow Country Joe
>and the Fish veteran, came to California and put together a band
>consisting of me on bass and vocals, David on keyboards, Roy
>Blumenfeld, another old friend and Blues Project veteran, on drums
>and vocals, and the fantastic Greg Douglas, who has played with the
>Steve Miller Band and a lot of others, on guitar and vocals.  We all
>played at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. At least that’s the
>rumor.
>>
>>The band gelled really quickly and the gigs went well.  Apparently
>quite well, we were offered a 2 week tour of the UK.  (!) Which
>is actually happening. We have a name: The Former Members.
>>
>> 
>>
>>14 gigs… in 14 days…  in a van.  Happily there's no election in the
>UK.
>>
>> 
>>
>>THE FORMER MEMBERS UK TOUR 2012
>>
>>Weds 3rd Oct. Llandridnod Wells, Wales SOLD OUT
>>
>>Thurs 4th Oct: Robin 2, Bilston www.therobin.co.uk
>>
>>Fri 5th Oct: Green Holtel Kinross, Scotland  www.mundellmusic.com
>>
>>Sat 6th Oct: Trades Club, Hebden Bridge  www.thetradesclub.com
>>
>>Sun 7th Oct:  Music Festival, Whitby   www.musicportfestival.com
>>
>>Mon 8th Oct: Greystones, Sheffield  www.wegottickets.com
>>
>>Tues 9th Oct: Gloucester Blues Club, Gloucester  www.bwmpromo.com
>>
>>Weds 10th Oct: New Roscoe, Leeds  www.jumborecords.co.uk
>>
>>Thurs 11th Oct: Blues Funk, Stockport 
>>
>>Fri 12th Oct: Adelphi, Hull   www.theadelphi.com
>>
>>Sat 13th Oct: Presteigne, Wales
>>
>>Sun 14th Oct: Cellars At Eastney  www.thecellars.co.uk
>>
>>Mon 15th Oct: The Bull at Barnes, London
>>
>>Tues 16th: Oct: The Spring Arts Centre, Havant www.thespring.co.uk
>>
>>
>> 
>>I hope to see some of you somewhere.
>>Best and Salud,
>>Greg Douglass
>>
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Re: [MOPO] OT-Greg Douglass, Poster Geek & Recovering Rock Star, inUK for 2 weeks!

[Tom Martin]

>Thanks Greg !
> May you be blessed with 100 Marshall stacks built by Jim Marshall
and hand wired in UK :) 
>
> Original Message 
>From: pickmeis...@cox.net
>To: dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com,
>MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] OT-Greg Douglass, Poster Geek & Recovering Rock
>Star, inUK for 2 weeks!
>Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2012 9:59:42 -0700
>
>>It'll be a blast' be looking for treasures'. Love to see you yûu!
>>You are,as always, the best!
>>greg
>> Tom Martin  wrote: 
>>> >great news Greg!! well have fun , break a leg, and dont talk to 
>>> strange cabbies. real kind of you to invite Brits.. hope you find
>>> some treasures !  best always Tom
>>> 
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Original Message 
>>> >From: pickmeis...@cox.net
>>> >To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> >Subject: RE: [MOPO] OT-Greg Douglass, Poster Geek & Recovering
>Rock
>>> >Star, in UK for 2 weeks!
>>> >Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 10:38:28 -0700
>>> >
>>> >>I know this is horribly off-topic, but I will be doing a
>whirlwind
>>> >tour of the UK from 10/3 to 10/17. printing the itinerary here.
>If
>>> >any of you Brit paper-loving dweebs would like to stop by, hear
>some
>>> >music, and talk posters, it would be a bright spot in an
>otherwise
>>> >monotonous schedule. My phone is (760)212-3648, email
>>> >pickmeis...@cox.net, and here's where I'll be:
>>> >>
>>> >>Press Release from Bruce Barthol, our bassists:
>>> >>
>>> >>"Hello Friends,
>>> >>
>>> >> Last fall David Bennett Cohen, my old friend and fellow Country
>Joe
>>> >and the Fish veteran, came to California and put together a band
>>> >consisting of me on bass and vocals, David on keyboards, Roy
>>> >Blumenfeld, another old friend and Blues Project veteran, on
>drums
>>> >and vocals, and the fantastic Greg Douglas, who has played with
>the
>>> >Steve Miller Band and a lot of others, on guitar and vocals.  We
>all
>>> >played at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. At least that’s the
>>> >rumor.
>>> >>
>>> >>The band gelled really quickly and the gigs went well. 
>Apparently
>>> >quite well, we were offered a 2 week tour of the UK.  (!)
>Which
>>> >is actually happening. We have a name: The Former Members.
>>> >>
>>> >> 
>>> >>
>>> >>14 gigs… in 14 days…  in a van.  Happily there's no election in
>the
>>> >UK.
>>> >>
>>> >> 
>>> >>
>>> >>THE FORMER MEMBERS UK TOUR 2012
>>> >>
>>> >>Weds 3rd Oct. Llandridnod Wells, Wales SOLD OUT
>>> >>
>>> >>Thurs 4th Oct: Robin 2, Bilston www.therobin.co.uk
>>> >>
>>> >>Fri 5th Oct: Green Holtel Kinross, Scotland 
>www.mundellmusic.com
>>> >>
>>> >>Sat 6th Oct: Trades Club, Hebden Bridge  www.thetradesclub.com
>>> >>
>>> >>Sun 7th Oct:  Music Festival, Whitby   www.musicportfestival.com
>>> >>
>>> >>Mon 8th Oct: Greystones, Sheffield  www.wegottickets.com
>>> >>
>>> >>Tues 9th Oct: Gloucester Blues Club, Gloucester 
>www.bwmpromo.com
>>> >>
>>> >>Weds 10th Oct: New Roscoe, Leeds  www.jumborecords.co.uk
>>> >>
>>> >>Thurs 11th Oct: Blues Funk, Stockport 
>>> >>
>>> >>Fri 12th Oct: Adelphi, Hull   www.theadelphi.com
>>> >>
>>> >>Sat 13th Oct: Presteigne, Wales
>>> >>
>>> >>Sun 14th Oct: Cellars At Eastney  www.thecellars.co.uk
>>> >>
>>> >>Mon 15th Oct: The Bull at Barnes, London
>>> >>
>>> >>Tues 16th: Oct: The Spring Arts Centre, Havant
>www.thespring.co.uk
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >> 
>>> >>I hope to see some of you somewhere.
>>> >>Best and Salud,
>>> >>Greg Douglass
>>> >>
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Re: [MOPO] Book

[Tom Martin]

>
>hes Metallica Guitaris right??   must be a guitar thing,,, sounds
like a winner..
>
> Original Message 
>From: kainb...@aol.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: RE: [MOPO] Book
>Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 23:11:05 +
>
>>Just received the new too much horror business master piece from
>kirk hammettlove that cover...a true keeper for any film poster
>collector...now I know who purchased most of the best horror posters
>out there...best cover ever...what a master piece!
>>
>>Philipp
>>
>>Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
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Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012

[Tom Martin]

>I remember it well... as it was one of the 1st plaes I advertised..
actually It was called FILM COLLECTORS world and owned By AlandLight
and I think best then Brian Bought it in 85 I advertised in the 70s
.. that and Classic Images Sam Rubin and DonKey at BIG REEL where the
best papers to find posters and memorabilia,,,there where also small
hobbie mags for films and posters... we used to make up our own ads
prior to computers by hand on paper..I remember driving to Frazier to
beat dealines.. lucky me... they all where good people...to deal
with.. Don Key also had a excellent still service and it was mostly
western collectors however all crossed over genres,,, most high end
collectors  did next day air of thier catalogs and scooped up the
goodies... I should have drove up there and got hot off the press
wowo i think of this what 30 years later..LOL... I should have
invested innto apple Too LOL... oh well...
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: rixpost...@aol.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2012 19:22:29 -0400
>
>>For more than a decade, Movie Collector's World was the primary
>outlet for  
>>dealers to reach buyers and vise-versa.  From at least a dealer's  
>>perspective---and who knows...possibly a collector's perspective as 
>well---
>>I believe those were the final stages of the 'glory days' of movie
>poster  
>>collecting---before eBay took over like a gargantuan leviathan,
>inundating 
>>the  market with repros, questionable material and an overabundance
>of stuff. 
>>  Hey, I'm thankful I lived in an era where a goddam periodical that
>came 
>>once a  month played such an integral part in the hobby of movie
>poster 
>>collecting.  Things have definitely changed...many will say for the
>better...but 
>>I'm not so  sure...   R.I.P. Movie Collector's World.  Those of us
>who lived 
>> though those years when you were on the cutting edge of the hobby
>will  
>>sorely miss you...
>>   
>Rick
>> 
>> 
>>In a message dated 10/16/2012 3:59:10 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
>>brucehershen...@gmail.com writes:
>>
>>I am so  very sad to announce that "On Monday, October 15 two of the
> most 
>>highly respected film buff publications, Movie Collector’s World
>(MCW)  and 
>>Classic Images (CI) announced that they had come to an agreement on
>the  
>>sale of MCW. Classic Images has agreed to buy Movie Collectors
>World, a  
>>Michigan based newspaper published by Brian Bukantis since 1985. The
>agreement  
>>was made on Friday, October 12. The two papers, serving movie buffs
>around the 
>> world, will be merged into one monthly publication. Under the terms
>of the 
>> agreement, currently active paid MCW subscribers will receive each
>monthly 
>> issue of CI, beginning with the December issue, for the length of
>their 
>>MCW  subscription term."
>>
>>Those of you who only joined this hobby the past  few years only
>know of 
>>MCW as a thin magazine, filled mostly with auction  announcements
>and ads for 
>>the foremost dealers.
>>
>>But for those of us who  have been in the hobby for decades, we
>remember so 
>>well those pre-Internet  days when a large portion of the collectors
>and 
>>dealers subscribed to this  then bulging publication, because it was
>THE 
>>number one way to buy and  sell, and pretty much the most important
>day of the 
>>month was the one when MCW  arrived!
>>
>>This really IS the "end of an era". I want to publicly thank  Brian 
>>Bukantis for publishing it the past 27 years, and for doing a superb
>job  
>>throughout that time (of course, the ONLY thing he couldn't overcome
> was the 
>>Internet, which is rapidly putting EVERY newspaper and magazine  out
>of business, 
>>and Brian should be quite proud that he was able to continue 
>publishing as 
>>long as he did). He is a great guy, both personally and 
>professionally, and 
>>he added immeasurably to our hobby. The ONLY silver  lining to this
>is that 
>>Brian's life now won't be spent going from one urgent  deadline to
>another!
>>
>>I will have more about this (and a farewell  message from Brian) in
>my next 
>>weekly e-mail club message on  Sunday!
>>
>>Bruce
>>-- 
>>Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the  eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>P.O. Box 874
>>West Plains, MO 65775
>>Phone:  417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when
>we 
>>take  lunch)
>>_our site_ (http://www.emovieposter.com/) 
>>_our  auctions_ (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html) 
>>
>>
>>
>>_Complete Buyer Protection_ 
>>(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120625ad_emovieposter_no_buyer
>_beware_buyer_warranty.jpg)  -  No time limit on our 
>>guarantees & NO buyer  beware
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>>Also, pl

Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012

[Tom Martin]

>
>Good point David I think i heard of the big collectors and Bruce and
most dealres VIA movie collectors world and your commentarys where
always interetsing... thanks to all who I met via MCW also I
advertised in Comic buyers Guide and many of the offshoots... what a
great hobby... also Bruce Heritage, The cinevent John Kisch, Morrie
Everett and many of my 1st customers . thank you for teaching me and
educating me on memorabilia
>
> Original Message 
>From: davidmkusum...@hotmail.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2012 18:05:56 -0700
>
>>
>>Terrible news but I'm with everyone else - Brian Bukantis should be
>commended for squeezing as much as he could out of MCW for so many
>glorious years - even as people continued to flee to the Internet.  I
>was proud to have been a monthly contributor many years ago, writing
>columns about the hobby, covering auction results and the occasional
>unsavory scandal.  I know Brian suffered through many headaches
>trying to get my controversial opinions into print - while trying not
>to offend his advertisers.  I got to meet a lot of names in the hobby
>through that column, including Bruce H. and Jim Halperin and Grey
>Smith, etc., as well as some big-time buyers and consignors like
>Stephen Fishler, Claude Litton and Marty Saltzman.  Over the last
>decade, Bruce H. continued to be MCW's biggest champion, marketing it
>on his own site.  Three-cheers to Brian B. for giving his all to a
>magazine - whose legacy in the poster collecting world - is forever
>etched in stone.  -d.
>>
>>Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2012 17:54:52 -0500
>>From: brucehershen...@gmail.com
>>Subject: R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>
>>I am so very sad to announce that "On Monday, October 15 two of the
>most highly respected film buff publications, 
>>Movie Collector’s World (MCW) and Classic Images (CI) announced that
>they had 
>>come to an agreement on the sale of MCW. Classic Images has agreed
>to buy Movie 
>>Collectors World, a Michigan based newspaper published by Brian 
>>Bukantis since 1985. The agreement was made on Friday, October 12.
>The two 
>>papers, serving movie buffs around the world, will be merged into
>one monthly 
>>publication. Under the terms of the agreement, currently active paid
>MCW 
>>subscribers will receive each monthly issue of CI, beginning with
>the December 
>>issue, for the length of their MCW subscription term."
>>
>>Those of you who only joined this hobby the past few years only know
>of MCW as a thin magazine, filled mostly with auction announcements
>and ads for the foremost dealers.
>>
>>
>>But for those of us who have been in the hobby for decades, we
>remember so well those pre-Internet days when a large portion of the
>collectors and dealers subscribed to this then bulging publication,
>because it was THE number one way to buy and sell, and pretty much
>the most important day of the month was the one when MCW arrived!
>>
>>
>>This really IS the "end of an era". I want to publicly thank Brian
>Bukantis for publishing it the past 27 years, and for doing a superb
>job throughout that time (of course, the ONLY thing he couldn't
>overcome was the Internet, which is rapidly putting EVERY newspaper
>and magazine out of business, and Brian should be quite proud that he
>was able to continue publishing as long as he did). He is a great
>guy, both personally and professionally, and he added immeasurably to
>our hobby. The ONLY silver lining to this is that Brian's life now
>won't be spent going from one urgent deadline to another!
>>
>>
>>I will have more about this (and a farewell message from Brian) in
>my next weekly e-mail club message on Sunday!
>>
>>Bruce
>>-- 
>>Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>
>>P.O. Box 874
>>West Plains, MO 65775
>>Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when
>we take lunch)
>>our site
>>our auctions
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Complete Buyer Protection - No time limit on our guarantees & NO
>buyer beware
>>
>>
>>Hershenson 
>>Help Hotline -  Direct line to Bruce (our owner!) for urgent
>problems
>>
>>Also, please read the following three pages of in-depth
>>Customer Reviews  of our company 
>>
>>-
>>Page 1,
>>Page 2,
>>Page 3, 
>>which shows you in our customers' own words exactly what makes our
>company and our auctions so very different from all others!
>>
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Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012

[Tom Martin]

>so you started reading MCW when you where 5 years old Sue?? ok thats
possibleI guess.
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: filmfantast...@msn.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 17:11:59 +
>
>>
>>So much of my own collection are items I bought from dealers I met
>through MCW. I was there at the beginning and for many years, as a
>collector, couldn't wait for the latest copy to get to me. It was a
>genuine thrill to open it up and see all the fun stuff for sale.
>Brian and family are great people and, later as a advertiser, they
>helped me immensely making sure every detail was covered. I wish them
>all the best of luck and extend enormous thanks for their
>contribution to our hobby. MCW was way more than a newspaper, it was
>a part of our history..
>> 
>>Sue Heim
>>www.hollywoodposterframes.com 
>> 
>>
>>
>>
>>Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2012 19:08:29 -0400
>>From: douglasbtay...@hotmail.com
>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>I attribute at least half of my Best Picture Collection, the most
>complete private collection of AA best picture OS’s in the world, to
>Brian and MCW.  My NM Plum-style GWTW, my VF Mutiny on the Bounty,
>and many others were found in this great publication.
>> 
>>Thank you Brian, very much.
>> 
>>Regards
>> 
>>DBT
>>Profile
>> 
>>From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
>Bruce Hershenson
>>Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 6:55 PM
>>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>Subject: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>> 
>>I am so very sad to announce that "On Monday, October 15 two of the
>most highly respected film buff publications, Movie Collector’s World
>(MCW) and Classic Images (CI) announced that they had come to an
>agreement on the sale of MCW. Classic Images has agreed to buy Movie
>Collectors World, a Michigan based newspaper published by Brian
>Bukantis since 1985. The agreement was made on Friday, October 12.
>The two papers, serving movie buffs around the world, will be merged
>into one monthly publication. Under the terms of the agreement,
>currently active paid MCW subscribers will receive each monthly issue
>of CI, beginning with the December issue, for the length of their MCW
>subscription term."
>>
>>Those of you who only joined this hobby the past few years only know
>of MCW as a thin magazine, filled mostly with auction announcements
>and ads for the foremost dealers.
>>
>>But for those of us who have been in the hobby for decades, we
>remember so well those pre-Internet days when a large portion of the
>collectors and dealers subscribed to this then bulging publication,
>because it was THE number one way to buy and sell, and pretty much
>the most important day of the month was the one when MCW arrived!
>>
>>This really IS the "end of an era". I want to publicly thank Brian
>Bukantis for publishing it the past 27 years, and for doing a superb
>job throughout that time (of course, the ONLY thing he couldn't
>overcome was the Internet, which is rapidly putting EVERY newspaper
>and magazine out of business, and Brian should be quite proud that he
>was able to continue publishing as long as he did). He is a great
>guy, both personally and professionally, and he added immeasurably to
>our hobby. The ONLY silver lining to this is that Brian's life now
>won't be spent going from one urgent deadline to another!
>>
>>I will have more about this (and a farewell message from Brian) in
>my next weekly e-mail club message on Sunday!
>>
>>Bruce
>>-- 
>>Bruce Hershenson and the other 26 members of the eMoviePoster.com
>team
>>P.O. Box 874
>>West Plains, MO 65775
>>Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when
>we take lunch)
>>our site
>>our auctions
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Complete Buyer Protection - No time limit on our guarantees & NO
>buyer beware
>>Hershenson Help Hotline - Direct line to Bruce (our owner!) for
>urgent problems
>>Also, please read the following three pages of in-depth Customer
>Reviews of our company - Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, which shows you in
>our customers' own words exactly what makes our company and our
>auctions so very different from all others!
>>
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Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012

[Tom Martin]

>what you use the newspaper as a paper airplane..???. wowo thats old
school man..
>does it hold you that good... oivey
>
> Original Message 
>From: sa...@comic-art.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2012 11:09:14 -0700
>
>>I'm surprised most print media is still alive today, much less a few
>
>>years from now.
>>the only time I get a newspaper is when I'm at an airport going 
>>somewhere. Other than that I get my written news online where I can 
>>choose a variety of sources every day.
>>
>>as the Baby Boomers die off, print will be gone
>>
>>
>>At 06:08 AM 10/18/2012, Posteropolis wrote:
>>>Yup, sadly, the end of print media is happening somewhat sooner, 
>>>though only by a year or two, than most were predicting. (I have to
>
>>>say I've been surprised the newsweeklies have even lasted this
>long. 
>>>A weekly newsmagazine? In the age of the Internet and the 24-hour
>news cycle?)
>>>
>>>That said...
>>>
>>>As a cartoonist and freelance writer I've made all or some of my 
>>>living in print for most of my adult life. That ended earlier this 
>>>year when the alt weekly I cartooned for was shuttered by its 
>>>corporate masters. At a cartoonists convention a scant week after 
>>>that, one of Canada's best-known editorial cartoonists predicted 
>>>that the paper he works for won't even exist, in print form or
>maybe 
>>>in any form, in three years. Now it looks like he was being
>optimistic!
>>>
>>>Dave
>>>- Original Message -
>>>From: <mailto:brucehershen...@gmail.com>Bruce Hershenson
>>>To:
><mailto:MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU>MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>>Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 8:12 AM
>>>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>>
>>>On the heels of MCW ending comes the end of Newsweek, One by one 
>>>they will all go. Time is next, and then The New York Times (yes, 
>>>The New York Times).
>>>
>>><http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/10/18/a-turn-of-the-pag
>e-for-newsweek.html>http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/10/18/
>a-turn-of-the-page-for-newsweek.html
>>>
>>>On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 1:03 PM, Tom Martin 
>>><<mailto:dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com>dreamfactory@hollyw
>ooddreamfactory.com> 
>>>wrote:
>>> >so you started reading MCW when you where 5 years old Sue?? ok
>thats
>>>possibleI guess.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Original Message 
>>> >From: <mailto:filmfantast...@msn.com>filmfantast...@msn.com
>>> >To:
><mailto:MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU>MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> >Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>> >Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 17:11:59 +
>>> >
>>> >>
>>> >>So much of my own collection are items I bought from dealers I
>met
>>> >through MCW. I was there at the beginning and for many years, as
>a
>>> >collector, couldn't wait for the latest copy to get to me. It was
>a
>>> >genuine thrill to open it up and see all the fun stuff for sale.
>>> >Brian and family are great people and, later as a advertiser,
>they
>>> >helped me immensely making sure every detail was covered. I wish
>them
>>> >all the best of luck and extend enormous thanks for their
>>> >contribution to our hobby. MCW was way more than a newspaper, it
>was
>>> >a part of our history..
>>> >>
>>> >>Sue Heim
>>>
>>><http://www.hollywoodposterframes.com>www.hollywoodposterframes.com
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2012 19:08:29 -0400
>>> >>From:
><mailto:douglasbtay...@hotmail.com>douglasbtay...@hotmail.com
>>> >>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>> >>To:
><mailto:MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU>MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>
>>> >>I attribute at least half of my Best Picture Collection, the
>most
>>> >complete private collection of AA best picture OS's in the world,
>to
>&g

Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012

[Tom Martin]

>the small RAG newspapers are big in Toledo and have a more liberal
ad content and also are free.. they give entertainment reviews and
places to go.. as far as national news or the range of a NY times or
the blade they lack that or finacial,, howevere that is all onlen
anyways and yu get videos and much more...the speed of digital is
whats the big difference.. plus you can multi view many articles on
same subject..this may be the time to stockpile  pare and magazines
and  wait thats what we did anyway... hmmm may be the time to
invest in ... a cabin :) and go hide
>
>
> Original Message 
>From: evan...@mac.com
>To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2012 19:22:18 +0100
>
>>My habit for decades is to buy a particular newspaper everyday. But
>pointless now as I'm already aware, (mainly via twitter) of exactly
>what will be in it.
>>Speculation now, that newspapers will be moving out of print even
>sooner than was expected.
>>The alternative (presumably short term) is to give them away, and
>increase in readership will increase advertisers' spend.
>>Inevitably some newspapers will die out, worry is which.
>>
>>Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>On 18 Oct 2012, at 19:09, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm surprised most print media is still alive today, much less a
>few years from now.
>>> the only time I get a newspaper is when I'm at an airport going
>somewhere. Other than that I get my written news online where I can
>choose a variety of sources every day.
>>> 
>>> as the Baby Boomers die off, print will be gone
>>> 
>>> 
>>> At 06:08 AM 10/18/2012, Posteropolis wrote:
>>>> Yup, sadly, the end of print media is happening somewhat sooner,
>though only by a year or two, than most were predicting. (I have to
>say I've been surprised the newsweeklies have even lasted this long.
>A weekly newsmagazine? In the age of the Internet and the 24-hour
>news cycle?)
>>>>  
>>>> That said...
>>>>  
>>>> As a cartoonist and freelance writer I've made all or some of my
>living in print for most of my adult life. That ended earlier this
>year when the alt weekly I cartooned for was shuttered by its
>corporate masters. At a cartoonists convention a scant week after
>that, one of Canada's best-known editorial cartoonists predicted that
>the paper he works for won't even exist, in print form or maybe in
>any form, in three years. Now it looks like he was being optimistic!
>>>>  
>>>> Dave
>>>> - Original Message - 
>>>> From: Bruce Hershenson 
>>>> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
>>>> Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 8:12 AM
>>>> Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>>> 
>>>> On the heels of MCW ending comes the end of Newsweek, One by one
>they will all go. Time is next, and then The New York Times (yes, The
>New York Times). 
>>>> 
>>>>
>http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/10/18/a-turn-of-the-page-f
>or-newsweek.html 
>>>> 
>>>> On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 1:03 PM, Tom Martin <
>dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com> wrote:
>>>> >so you started reading MCW when you where 5 years old Sue?? ok
>thats
>>>> possibleI guess.
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>> > Original Message 
>>>> >From: filmfantast...@msn.com
>>>> >To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>>>> >Subject: Re: [MOPO] R.I.P. Movie Collector's World 1976-2012
>>>> >Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 17:11:59 +
>>>> >
>>>> >>
>>>> >>So much of my own collection are items I bought from dealers I
>met
>>>> >through MCW. I was there at the beginning and for many years, as
>a
>>>> >collector, couldn't wait for the latest copy to get to me. It
>was a
>>>> >genuine thrill to open it up and see all the fun stuff for sale.
>>>> >Brian and family are great people and, later as a advertiser,
>they
>>>> >helped me immensely making sure every detail was covered. I wish
>them
>>>> >all the best of luck and extend enormous thanks for their
>>>> >contribution to our hobby. MCW was way more than a newspaper, it
>was
>>>> >a part of our history..
>>>> >>
>>>> >>Sue Heim
>>>> >> www.hollywoodposterframes.com
&

Re: [MOPO] FA: 261 "special" rolled posters AND 471 non-U.S. posters from 23 countries AND 468 rolled one-sheets close SUNDAY

[Tom Martin]

Bruce and Mopo///I have been in a hospital
my right foo tamputated..feb 4

on dec 25 2020 my right eye retina detached so Jen 19 surgery
been brought
so I accept Gods plan
just not sure what it is

my left foot foot ws re constructed in 2013..buthas a few words 
so...ifthat heals ill Geta prosthetic on the righting may walk before my 
65th bd in august..


regardless I am thankful for all the people in mono and posterdom///and 
know we all suffer many issues.

God blsss you and thanks...
peace amd love

Tommys been reading  Norman vincent Peale - power of positive thinking
and said yes dad therein a God///
Its all about God family and friends..inthe Big picture

all mentors agreed.my wish is world peace..and all you find Love , 
forgiveness and happiness


I believe we are all bothers and sisters..all races,nationalitie, 
religions ..


Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977




On 2021-03-19 21:45, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

EMOVIEPOSTER.COM HAS 261 "SPECIAL" ROLLED POSTERS AND 471 NON-U.S.
POSTERS FROM 23 COUNTRIES AND 468 ROLLED ONE-SHEETS CLOSING SUNDAY
STARTING AT 3 PM CDT AT HTTP://WWW.EMOVIEPOSTER.COM/AGALLERY/15.HTML
[1] (IT'S THREE SETS OF OUR OLD WEEKLY AUCTIONS IN ONE!).

First, let me tell you about the 471 non-U.S. posters:  These often
have an image seen on no other posters, and VERY often the image is
one of the very best on that title! The highlight this time is the 132
English posters, including 121 British Quads! These include 2 from the
1940s and 44 from the 1950s, and if you have ever tried to find Quads
from before 1960 you know just how incredibly rare they are!

There are also 64 from Egypt, 63 posters from France, 57 from Russia,
54 from Thailand, 21 from Canada, 16 from Lebanon, 12 from Italy, 12
from Germany, and lower quantities from a total of 15 other countries!


So this part of Sunday's auction truly IS "The World of Movie
Posters", offered to you at one time (and you can bid on them from
your home or office, and save round the world airfare, and because we
can send them all to you in a single tube, you will save a massive
amount on shipping compared to buying each one from a separate
seller)!

Second, let me tell you about the 261 "special" posters: These are ANY
posters (movie or non-movie) that are not traditional movie poster
sizes, and were either given away or sold commercially.

The highlight of these are the 49 art prints which include 20 Mondo
prints consigned from Tim League, founder of Alamo Drafthouse. We are
also auctioning 29 other art prints, and you can see them all at
https://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype%253Aart%2520print/15.html
[2]

We have another VERY special consignment of "special" posters! These
are a great collection of THIRTY EIGHT S2 recreation posters at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype:S2%20re-creation%20%20poster/15.html
[3] (many of which will sell for under their $325 retail price when
they were created over 20 years ago!).

These posters are from the "S2 Art Group". In the 1990s, this company
bought 100-year-old lithograph presses, completely refurbished them,
and created stone slabs that allowed them to make nearly perfect
replicas of classic movie posters (and in some cases making a stone
litho version of a poster that was not originally a stone litho!).

This section also includes TWENTY TWO travel posters, TEN war posters,
and so much more!  If until now, you have only bought traditional
movie posters, I urge you to look over these special posters, because
I think you will be surprised just how cool so many of them are (and
how very affordable too!).

Finally, don't forget the 468 "rolled" one-sheets, which includes some
really great ones! Most of these are still VERY affordable, and if you
have always meant to acquire some before prices take off, NOW is your
chance to do so!

Why? Because, as of right now, an astounding ONE HUNDRED TWELVE of
these 468 rolled one-sheets are at still at their opening bid of just
$1 (and remember that we are the only major auction left that has NO
buyers premiums, so "$1" is REALLY just $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19
buyers premiums")!

I just glanced over all the items, and I saw a LOT that would be
unbelievable buys at the current high bid prices. If you like making
GREAT buys, you will LOVE these auctions!

Not yet registered to bid? Go to
https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf [4] to sign up (we
qualify our bidders, something few auctions do, which means you will
always be bidding against real bidders who honor their bids).

And if YOU are not interested in these, but have friends who would be
(because they collect items like these or would find just one of
interest) then do us (and them!) a favor by helping spread the word to
them before these close!

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Re: [MOPO] Tom Martin

[Tom Martin]

thanks Alan. 

On 2021-03-21 18:43, Alan Heimann wrote:

The right mindset can aid in healing  .. I know you have it ..speedy
recovery Alan

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Re: [MOPO] Wishing Tom Martin a swift & full recovery

[Tom Martin]

Thank You Rich



On 2021-03-21 16:40, Richard Halegua wrote:

sorry to hear of your bad news Tom, but here's to wishing you a full &
complete recovery & long happy life

Rich

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Re: [MOPO] Hey Tom - Take care of yourself

[Tom Martin]

Thanks Sue allot best
Tom

On 2021-03-21 16:37, Susan Heim wrote:

Hey Tom,
 Geez buddy.sorry to hear of everything. Hope your son is
ok.take care of yourself and get better soon.

 Sue
 Hollywood Poster Frames

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FROM: MoPo List  on behalf of Tom Martin

 SENT: Sunday, March 21, 2021 5:11 PM
 TO: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
 SUBJECT: Re: [MOPO] FA: 261 "special" rolled posters AND 471 non-U.S.
posters from 23 countries AND 468 rolled one-sheets close SUNDAY

Bruce and Mopo///I have been in a hospital
 my right foo tamputated..feb 4

 on dec 25 2020 my right eye retina detached so Jen 19 surgery
 been brought
 so I accept Gods plan
 just not sure what it is

 my left foot foot ws re constructed in 2013..buthas a few words
 so...ifthat heals ill Geta prosthetic on the righting may walk before
my
 65th bd in august..

 regardless I am thankful for all the people in mono and
posterdom///and
 know we all suffer many issues.
 God blsss you and thanks...
 peace amd love

 Tommys been reading Norman vincent Peale - power of positive thinking
 and said yes dad therein a God///
 Its all about God family and friends..inthe Big picture

 all mentors agreed.my wish is world peace..and all you find Love ,
 forgiveness and happiness

 I believe we are all bothers and sisters..all races,nationalitie,
 religions ..

 Tom
 Hollywood dream factory®
 since 1977

 On 2021-03-19 21:45, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
 > EMOVIEPOSTER.COM HAS 261 "SPECIAL" ROLLED POSTERS AND 471 NON-U.S.
 > POSTERS FROM 23 COUNTRIES AND 468 ROLLED ONE-SHEETS CLOSING SUNDAY
 > STARTING AT 3 PM CDT AT
https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.emovieposter.com%2FAGALLERY%2F15.HTML&data=04%7C01%7C%7C5f4d669f20c44849cfd808d8ec8c65c7%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435%7C1%7C0%7C637519435042450742%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C1000&sdata=19pG0ZFNBMqzbOfCnekAL72uHTVZbQWw3fTaMJroo3o%3D&reserved=0
[1]
 > [1] (IT'S THREE SETS OF OUR OLD WEEKLY AUCTIONS IN ONE!).
 >
 > First, let me tell you about the 471 non-U.S. posters: These often
 > have an image seen on no other posters, and VERY often the image is
 > one of the very best on that title! The highlight this time is the
132
 > English posters, including 121 British Quads! These include 2 from
the
 > 1940s and 44 from the 1950s, and if you have ever tried to find
Quads
 > from before 1960 you know just how incredibly rare they are!
 >
 > There are also 64 from Egypt, 63 posters from France, 57 from
Russia,
 > 54 from Thailand, 21 from Canada, 16 from Lebanon, 12 from Italy,
12
 > from Germany, and lower quantities from a total of 15 other
countries!
 >
 >
 > So this part of Sunday's auction truly IS "The World of Movie
 > Posters", offered to you at one time (and you can bid on them from
 > your home or office, and save round the world airfare, and because
we
 > can send them all to you in a single tube, you will save a massive
 > amount on shipping compared to buying each one from a separate
 > seller)!
 >
 > Second, let me tell you about the 261 "special" posters: These are
ANY
 > posters (movie or non-movie) that are not traditional movie poster
 > sizes, and were either given away or sold commercially.
 >
 > The highlight of these are the 49 art prints which include 20 Mondo
 > prints consigned from Tim League, founder of Alamo Drafthouse. We
are
 > also auctioning 29 other art prints, and you can see them all at
 >
https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.emovieposter.com%2Fagallery%2Ftag%2Fxtype%25253Aart%252520print%2F15.html&data=04%7C01%7C%7C5f4d669f20c44849cfd808d8ec8c65c7%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435%7C1%7C0%7C637519435042450742%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C1000&sdata=LksDjFOgUGwxeXR3mArRC0fq7ufo%2B5wTfbKbL5t0GfM%3D&reserved=0
[2]
 > [2]
 >
 > We have another VERY special consignment of "special" posters!
These
 > are a great collection of THIRTY EIGHT S2 recreation posters at
 >
https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.emovieposter.com%2Fagallery%2Ftag%2Fxtype%3AS2%2520re-creation%2520%2520poster%2F15.html&data=04%7C01%7C%7C5f4d669f20c44849cfd808d8ec8c65c7%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435%7C1%7C0%7C637519435042450742%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C1000&sdata=JtyZrhjnPyv8WVAqvqt5S9jEkHJ4BwaTb2WYfKLi%2Bhc%3D&reserved=0
[3]
 > [3] (many of which will sell for under their $325 retail price when
 > they were created over 20 years ago!).
 >
 > These posters are from the "S2 Art Group". In the 1990s, this
company
 > bought 100-year-old lithograph press

Re: [MOPO] Hey Tom!

[Tom Martin]

Thanks Alan and alll

bless you all
Tom



On 2021-03-21 15:22, Alan Adler wrote:

Hang in there, buddy.
We’re all with you!

Alan
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Re: [MOPO] Cinerama Dome to close permanently

[Tom Martin]

wow never got to see it...ambioplia -the lazy eye..at age 11-12...left 
me with a poor vision in right eye..thena detyasched 
retina...recent..andmyleft has poor vision 200- 100 -200//
however I have had the programs ands lag format prints in theaters like 
Imax,cinemasccope..etc...almost went to new neon in Dayton OHIO..John 
Harveyas wells Paul Allen where big fans and Paul had a theater in 
Seattle also.
always liked the structure...Dome...I drove by it while in la in 1976 
and think in 1990


old theaters are a tytreasure of exhibition.

my old shop was featured in a cool book by John marigolds called ticket 
to Paradiseforword by Harold Ramos...they puta photo of Hollywood 
dream Factory® in the book..eventhough I was nota theater..because I 
fashioned the storefronts deco old Hollywood theater theme..its in the 
library of congresss...in dc archives/..


watching movie in different ratios and systems always was a treat...Glad 
you'll enjoy it.its great showmanship in the art projection...
Toledo helped with the strong electric lamp houses. spread drive in gear 
and kniesley electric//all theater equipment makers..theyall merged with 
others in Iowa... whats industry... strong died the year I was born 1956



best, Tom
Hollywood dream factory ®



On 2021-04-16 08:15, Roland Lataille wrote:

My last visit was in 2012 for the 60th anniversary of Cinerama.

Cinerama Dome (Los Angeles, USA) Celebrates Cinerama's 60th
Anniversary - YouTube [1]

CINERAMA DOME (LOS ANGELES, USA) CELEBRATES CINERAMA'S 60TH
ANNIVERSARY

 On Friday, April 16, 2021, 04:45:09 AM EDT, David Kusumoto
 wrote:

 Used to attend screenings there - required for awards consideration
in a calendar year - (which AMPAS will likely rescind permanently as
COVID hastened the death of in-person screenings - and - with the
industry letting streaming services bankroll their own productions
before 2020 regardless, bypassing exhibitors except for tent-pole
films). I wished I could've seen "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" at
the '63 world premiere of both the film and the Dome itself - which is
recounted in rich detail in Criterion's restored boxed version of the
film - complete with scratches and sound drops and all. I also saw
"Apocalypse Now" there like others in 1979 - and was struck not only
by the roadshow "reserved seating" still in place - but also by
Coppola's baffling ending at the time. I remember the movie just
ended, like BAM! - with no credit scroll at all. My last visit to the
Dome was in 2016 to see "La La Land" - and director Damien Chazelle
came out and introduced the picture. Only later did I learn that
celebrity visits and intros were "commonplace" at the Dome.

The Dome's demise became national news everywhere this week. The WSJ
finally took its turn today, putting this on its front page. (As a
public service, just in case its restrictive paywall is in place, I've
copied the text below.) - d.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/hollywood-mourns-the-loss-of-its-beloved-movie-theater-11618506514
[2]

 _ [2]
 Hollywood Mourns the Loss of its Beloved Movie Theater - WSJ [2]
 Hollywood Mourns the Loss of its Beloved Movie Theater The flagship
ArcLight Cinema on Sunset Boulevard had long served as L.A.’s
clubhouse for the city’s most ardent movie lovers, where a ...
 www.wsj.com

 _
 __

=

FRONT PAGE - THE WALL STREET JOURNAL - FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 2021

 [3]
Hollywood Mourns the Loss of Its Beloved ArcLight Cinema
The flagship theater on Sunset Boulevard had long served as L.A.’s
clubhouse for the city’s most ardent movie lovers, where a ticket
might land a seat next to the same star appearing on the screen

_ [4] PHOTO BY Bing Guan/Bloomberg News
By Eric Schwartzel for the Wall Street Journal_

 LOS ANGELES— Nicole DeGraaf was several episodes into the TV show
“Felicity” this week when friends grew concerned about her
well-being. “Are you OK?” several texted.
 News was spreading throughout the nation’s filmmaking capital that
Hollywood’s unofficial theater chain, the ArcLight, wouldn’t be
reopening its auditoriums when the pandemic ended.
Ms. DeGraaf, a hard-core movie lover in a city full of them, was still
processing the revelation.
 “It’s like someone was saying your second home is closing
forever,” said Ms. DeGraaf, a 42-year-old Los Angeles native who
lost her job as a salon manager when Covid-19 forced the shop to
close.
 Similar scenes are playing out across America. As the nation
re-emerges from 14 months of shutdowns, beloved diners, music venues
and other community landmarks are informing customers that there will
be no life after the pandemic.
 Few notices have rippled through Los Angeles like the announcement
Monday that the screens operated by ArcLight Cinemas would be among
them. The ArcLight, and in particular its flagship location on Sunset
Boulevard, doubled as a Kiwanis Club for cinephiles, its lobby a
celebrity-filled haven and its auditoriums marked by a quiet, almost
religious, reverence.
STILL I

Re: [MOPO] FA: 1,299 auctions of inserts, half-sheets, and smaller non-U.S. posters from 16 countries close in one day on Tuesday!

[Tom Martin]

hello Bruce and mono land

I have been learning so much since my surgery feb 4 and the prior eye 
surgery jan 19..

I was asked by a case worker what was my strongest character asset...

 I said well I am not that strongI can cry at just thoughts of 
others sadnesss.. or pain

and yet my mother and a few people seem to have thought I was strong
 I say well I pray to god..try to treat others fair and I keep trying

so...theni remembered Adam west what he said to tell my ex wife when was 
selling his biography


see we sold it 29.95 autographed...
and had lackluster sales,.,

I had to get the books send them to Adam he send back..and we mail 
them...all for 29.95


I kept running ads in CBG, movie collectors world... Baby boomer..eve a 
full page baby boomer ad..stilllow sales..
so Adam called me one day...my ex said he won't give up !!! he keeps 
trying so Adam said "tell her you are exercising" I thought that was 
so funny but he was right..
I just kept trying new ads..as I believed in him as a pop culture 
legend..



so I Told the woman assessor who asked me  ..I think my best assets I am 
determined to get things done...
I also Told Adam sir I should just stop and give upas sam doing poor 
job...he said Tom what you need to know is no one knows anything we all 
just guess banditry...wheter it be Nasa or medical or 
business..sometimes it works  but many times it does not, when edison 
was asked why his 10,000 light bulbs failed experiments felt



he said I didn't fail, I found 10.99 ways NOT to make a lightbulb

I have been exercising, resting, doing much ponderingonlife
I gave my car to my son and much of my material stuff is gone, as for 
movies andposterand music..well I can only see partial left eye...deaf 
in one ear, and now one partial Charcot Foot...amdf next going to be 
fitted for prosthetic


I even got mental council lug to make sure sam lucid///the young man 
asked me share you offended that I lack empathy ifs am not religious??
I said no many of my friends are atheist, agnostic, Muslim, Hindu , 
Buddist,jews ofallraces and ethnicity


etc..I love all people and all Races..Iam Sicilian andsawa great PBS 
travel history..Sicily is right over North Africa..eithiopia...and was 
captured by Normans Greeks, Muslims. Romans. you name it Carthigy...so 
it explains why I must have the blood of many people in me.



the best lesson I learned was to Forgive  everyone...I learned that the 
China guys that set out take my trademark are suffering  too perhaps 
more then me...so to just forgive them and help as many people as I can 
before I  need this life..


all my mentors  seem to agree..andend up serving others instead of there 
own egos..


so I have been trying to come up with items to help disabled people  
like a way to come in the door from outside in a wheelchair..I took a 
foam mat ,placed it in from of the door, went backwards and did it!!!


my nurse watched in case it didn't work..the disability guys said there 
was no way to do its a foot needs the door stop//

so I shimmed it up with a foam mat on the other side anti cleared...

I am eating well..taking vitamins..doing leg lifts.ab crunches.and other 
then UTI infection...I had a 6.5 A1-c and tall my bloodworm looks good//

so baby steps.prayer, frienbdsand family
its been hard mentally on my son..so he needs to recover fromtheshock of 
seeing his dad and his mom ill..
I affected his life...but he's been reading Positive books and videos 
andexpossing to great works like Norman Vincent Peale and other... so we 
are getting along better.


we have spoke about the universe, God..media//its affect on Kids..etc

He told me Speilbergt was tgeone who helped define PG-13 ratings for the 
movies/// so Lucas. Spielberg.Capra and many others have used Media to 
do many positive things in cinema...


I am not sure whats next but sam so thankful for my friends on mope 
family...as its been great adventure to share your story...and learn 
about Motion pictures with you all...


I hope to do some good things before I transition to the next
thank you so much everyone and I wish you health peace and happiness for 
young family and/or business ventures..

God Bless,,
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977


On 2021-04-26 14:22, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

IF YOU HAVE NEVER EVER BOUGHT EVEN ONE VINTAGE MOVIE POSTER, TOMORROW
WOULD BE A GREAT DAY TO START, BECAUSE WE HAVE 1,299 AUCTIONS OF
INSERTS, HALF-SHEETS, AND SMALLER NON-U.S. POSTERS FROM 16 COUNTRIES
CLOSING IN ONE DAY ON TUESDAY AT
HTTP://WWW.EMOVIEPOSTER.COM/AGALLERY/13.HTML [1] AND THE DEALS ARE SO
GOOD YOU WILL FIND THEM HARD TO BELIEVE! How good? FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY
FOUR of these are at $1 or no bid, and just under HALF are at just $1,
$2, $3, $4 or $5, and the half that are over just $5 (even the most
expensive) are mostly far under where the same or similar posters have
sold for in the past (and we have NO "buyers premiums", so $1 is
REALLY $1, and not "$1 plus a massive $

Re: [MOPO] FA: 1,299 auctions of inserts, half-sheets, and smaller non-U.S. posters from 16 countries close in one day on Tuesday!

[Tom Martin]

 Hi Bruce many of us are survivors if you think..

Mopo has lots of people who struggle with health and issues..
and same in entertainment

I am not sure of all the answers, yet seems the 1st step I'm Told by 
many is to get back on the Horse  and just try to be kind with others 
..as Walter winches said or Duurante " you meet the same people going up 
the ladder as coming down the ladder in life"


thanks for the life experience young others share on Mopo. I've learned 
so much

your life story ..amaze me..

as well as many of the alumni of Mopo
we are all in school  and continue to learn

all my best,
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977


On 2021-04-27 08:21, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

Tom, you are an amazing survivor! I love your story about Adam West.
Hang in there!

On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 3:45 PM
 wrote:


hello Bruce and mono land

I have been learning so much since my surgery feb 4 and the prior
eye
surgery jan 19..
I was asked by a case worker what was my strongest character
asset...

I said well I am not that strongI can cry at just thoughts of

others sadnesss.. or pain
and yet my mother and a few people seem to have thought I was
strong
I say well I pray to god..try to treat others fair and I keep
trying

so...theni remembered Adam west what he said to tell my ex wife
when was
selling his biography

see we sold it 29.95 autographed...
and had lackluster sales,.,

I had to get the books send them to Adam he send back..and we mail
them...all for 29.95

I kept running ads in CBG, movie collectors world... Baby
boomer..eve a
full page baby boomer ad..stilllow sales..
so Adam called me one day...my ex said he won't give up !!! he
keeps
trying so Adam said "tell her you are exercising" I thought
that was
so funny but he was right..
I just kept trying new ads..as I believed in him as a pop culture
legend..

so I Told the woman assessor who asked me ..I think my best assets
I am
determined to get things done...
I also Told Adam sir I should just stop and give upas sam doing
poor
job...he said Tom what you need to know is no one knows anything we
all
just guess banditry...wheter it be Nasa or medical or
business..sometimes it works but many times it does not, when
edison
was asked why his 10,000 light bulbs failed experiments felt

he said I didn't fail, I found 10.99 ways NOT to make a lightbulb

I have been exercising, resting, doing much ponderingonlife
I gave my car to my son and much of my material stuff is gone, as
for
movies andposterand music..well I can only see partial left
eye...deaf
in one ear, and now one partial Charcot Foot...amdf next going to
be
fitted for prosthetic

I even got mental council lug to make sure sam lucid///the young
man
asked me share you offended that I lack empathy ifs am not
religious??
I said no many of my friends are atheist, agnostic, Muslim, Hindu ,

Buddist,jews ofallraces and ethnicity

etc..I love all people and all Races..Iam Sicilian andsawa great
PBS
travel history..Sicily is right over North Africa..eithiopia...and
was
captured by Normans Greeks, Muslims. Romans. you name it
Carthigy...so
it explains why I must have the blood of many people in me.

the best lesson I learned was to Forgive everyone...I learned that
the
China guys that set out take my trademark are suffering too
perhaps
more then me...so to just forgive them and help as many people as I
can
before I need this life..

all my mentors seem to agree..andend up serving others instead of
there
own egos..

so I have been trying to come up with items to help disabled people

like a way to come in the door from outside in a wheelchair..I took
a
foam mat ,placed it in from of the door, went backwards and did
it!!!

my nurse watched in case it didn't work..the disability guys said
there
was no way to do its a foot needs the door stop//
so I shimmed it up with a foam mat on the other side anti
cleared...

I am eating well..taking vitamins..doing leg lifts.ab crunches.and
other
then UTI infection...I had a 6.5 A1-c and tall my bloodworm looks
good//
so baby steps.prayer, frienbdsand family
its been hard mentally on my son..so he needs to recover
fromtheshock of
seeing his dad and his mom ill..
I affected his life...but he's been reading Positive books and
videos
andexpossing to great works like Norman Vincent Peale and other...
so we
are getting along better.

we have spoke about the universe, God..media//its affect on
Kids..etc

He told me Speilbergt was tgeone who helped define PG-13 ratings
for the
movies/// so Lucas. Spielberg.Capra and many others have used Media
to
do many positive things in cinema...

I am not sure whats next but sam so thankful for my friends on mope

family...as its been great adventure to share your story...and
learn
about Motion pictures with you all...

I hope to do some good things before I transition to the next
thank you so much everyone and I wish you health peace and
happiness for
young family and/or business ventures..
God Bless,,
Tom
Hollywood dre

Re: [MOPO] who inspired YOU in posters and business most in life

[Tom Martin]

question to MOPO. bruce, and others


who were your early or best mentors in posters and business...?

please share your stories

we all have mentors as well as teachers of the trade who give us info 
and help us learn...


what interesting world of cinema art..history and its only been a little 
over 100 years..


speak up Mopoilians

Tom
Hollywood dream Factory®
since 1977

On 2021-04-27 08:21, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

Tom, you are an amazing survivor! I love your story about Adam West.
Hang in there!

On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 3:45 PM
 wrote:


hello Bruce and mono land

I have been learning so much since my surgery feb 4 and the prior
eye
surgery jan 19..
I was asked by a case worker what was my strongest character
asset...

I said well I am not that strongI can cry at just thoughts of

others sadnesss.. or pain
and yet my mother and a few people seem to have thought I was
strong
I say well I pray to god..try to treat others fair and I keep
trying

so...theni remembered Adam west what he said to tell my ex wife
when was
selling his biography

see we sold it 29.95 autographed...
and had lackluster sales,.,

I had to get the books send them to Adam he send back..and we mail
them...all for 29.95

I kept running ads in CBG, movie collectors world... Baby
boomer..eve a
full page baby boomer ad..stilllow sales..
so Adam called me one day...my ex said he won't give up !!! he
keeps
trying so Adam said "tell her you are exercising" I thought
that was
so funny but he was right..
I just kept trying new ads..as I believed in him as a pop culture
legend..

so I Told the woman assessor who asked me ..I think my best assets
I am
determined to get things done...
I also Told Adam sir I should just stop and give upas sam doing
poor
job...he said Tom what you need to know is no one knows anything we
all
just guess banditry...wheter it be Nasa or medical or
business..sometimes it works but many times it does not, when
edison
was asked why his 10,000 light bulbs failed experiments felt

he said I didn't fail, I found 10.99 ways NOT to make a lightbulb

I have been exercising, resting, doing much ponderingonlife
I gave my car to my son and much of my material stuff is gone, as
for
movies andposterand music..well I can only see partial left
eye...deaf
in one ear, and now one partial Charcot Foot...amdf next going to
be
fitted for prosthetic

I even got mental council lug to make sure sam lucid///the young
man
asked me share you offended that I lack empathy ifs am not
religious??
I said no many of my friends are atheist, agnostic, Muslim, Hindu ,

Buddist,jews ofallraces and ethnicity

etc..I love all people and all Races..Iam Sicilian andsawa great
PBS
travel history..Sicily is right over North Africa..eithiopia...and
was
captured by Normans Greeks, Muslims. Romans. you name it
Carthigy...so
it explains why I must have the blood of many people in me.

the best lesson I learned was to Forgive everyone...I learned that
the
China guys that set out take my trademark are suffering too
perhaps
more then me...so to just forgive them and help as many people as I
can
before I need this life..

all my mentors seem to agree..andend up serving others instead of
there
own egos..

so I have been trying to come up with items to help disabled people

like a way to come in the door from outside in a wheelchair..I took
a
foam mat ,placed it in from of the door, went backwards and did
it!!!

my nurse watched in case it didn't work..the disability guys said
there
was no way to do its a foot needs the door stop//
so I shimmed it up with a foam mat on the other side anti
cleared...

I am eating well..taking vitamins..doing leg lifts.ab crunches.and
other
then UTI infection...I had a 6.5 A1-c and tall my bloodworm looks
good//
so baby steps.prayer, frienbdsand family
its been hard mentally on my son..so he needs to recover
fromtheshock of
seeing his dad and his mom ill..
I affected his life...but he's been reading Positive books and
videos
andexpossing to great works like Norman Vincent Peale and other...
so we
are getting along better.

we have spoke about the universe, God..media//its affect on
Kids..etc

He told me Speilbergt was tgeone who helped define PG-13 ratings
for the
movies/// so Lucas. Spielberg.Capra and many others have used Media
to
do many positive things in cinema...

I am not sure whats next but sam so thankful for my friends on mope

family...as its been great adventure to share your story...and
learn
about Motion pictures with you all...

I hope to do some good things before I transition to the next
thank you so much everyone and I wish you health peace and
happiness for
young family and/or business ventures..
God Bless,,
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977

On 2021-04-26 14:22, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

IF YOU HAVE NEVER EVER BOUGHT EVEN ONE VINTAGE MOVIE POSTER,

TOMORROW

WOULD BE A GREAT DAY TO START, BECAUSE WE HAVE 1,299 AUCTIONS OF
INSERTS, HALF-SHEETS, AND SMALLER NON-U.S. POSTERS FROM 16

COUNTRI

Re: [MOPO] who inspired YOU in posters and business most in life

[Tom Martin]

Alan -wow !! great memories of Your dada
thanks for share! a wonderful story!!

Your Dad ..I bet he loved seeing you  happy and learning about movie 
posters,,


enjoy and thanks..''''
best always < Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977



On 2021-04-27 10:44, Alan Adler wrote:

Hi Tom -

Always love your stories and your big heart - eyeballs and ears are
important - but your big heart is what makes you the angel that you
are.

So here are some stories for you.

My father was my greatest mentor.
He loved movies and bragged that he used to go see 5 movies a day
during the depression when he was supposed to be looking for work.

When I was 8 the family was riding from NC to Baltimore to visit my
grandmother. It was an 8 hour ride. We got 30 minutes out of town and
were going through
Greensboro and Godzilla has just opened. I cried so hard to see that
movie my mother and father pulled over and waited in the car while I
went in and watched it. Came out, got in the car and we continued our
all night drive to Baltimore.

When I started to show interest in movie posters he’d take me to
different theaters and appraise my technique for asking the managers
for them. Studied the grip of my handshake - a good handshake and
looking someone in the eye always makes the best impression. I was 9
years old.

My father used to wake me up from a dead sleep and say “the window
cards are on the poles tonight’. We’d get into his black Buick and
drive down the road. He’d stop at one pole after the other and I would
take a little stack of them down. This was so long ago I don’t even
remember the titles.

When I found rooms of posters as I got older - or a big pile of them
in the trash, I’d call him, he’d leave his ladies dress shop, rent a
big Uhaul trailer and attach it to his then Cadillac, come to me, hire
a couple guys and clear a space at his storage building to safely
store them.

When he went to buying trips, I would tell him what theater I wanted
something from - let’s say when the first Cinerama film came out -
Windjammer - he would go there and buy me a program or even ask the
manager for stuff.

He and I would sit and watch movies all the time. Went to movies all
the time. Christmas Day. New Years Day. Always the first show of the
opening run of something important.

I had the love for the movies, but he stoked the fire and taught me
everything I know about how to enjoy them.

Something tells me you and my dad were cut from the same special cloth.

Alan

On Apr 27, 2021, at 5:44 AM, Tom Martin 
 wrote:


question to MOPO. bruce, and others


who were your early or best mentors in posters and business...?

please share your stories

we all have mentors as well as teachers of the trade who give us info 
and help us learn...


what interesting world of cinema art..history and its only been a 
little over 100 years..


speak up Mopoilians

Tom
Hollywood dream Factory®
since 1977

On 2021-04-27 08:21, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

Tom, you are an amazing survivor! I love your story about Adam West.
Hang in there!
On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 3:45 PM
 wrote:

hello Bruce and mono land
I have been learning so much since my surgery feb 4 and the prior
eye
surgery jan 19..
I was asked by a case worker what was my strongest character
asset...
I said well I am not that strongI can cry at just thoughts of
others sadnesss.. or pain
and yet my mother and a few people seem to have thought I was
strong
I say well I pray to god..try to treat others fair and I keep
trying
so...theni remembered Adam west what he said to tell my ex wife
when was
selling his biography
see we sold it 29.95 autographed...
and had lackluster sales,.,
I had to get the books send them to Adam he send back..and we mail
them...all for 29.95
I kept running ads in CBG, movie collectors world... Baby
boomer..eve a
full page baby boomer ad..stilllow sales..
so Adam called me one day...my ex said he won't give up !!! he
keeps
trying so Adam said "tell her you are exercising" I thought
that was
so funny but he was right..
I just kept trying new ads..as I believed in him as a pop culture
legend..
so I Told the woman assessor who asked me ..I think my best assets
I am
determined to get things done...
I also Told Adam sir I should just stop and give upas sam doing
poor
job...he said Tom what you need to know is no one knows anything we
all
just guess banditry...wheter it be Nasa or medical or
business..sometimes it works but many times it does not, when
edison
was asked why his 10,000 light bulbs failed experiments felt
he said I didn't fail, I found 10.99 ways NOT to make a lightbulb
I have been exercising, resting, doing much ponderingonlife
I gave my car to my son and much of my material stuff is gone, as
for
movies andposterand music..well I can only see partial left
eye...deaf
in one ear, and now one partial Charcot Foot...amdf next going to
be
fitted for prosthetic
I even got mental council lug to make sure s

Re: [MOPO] who inspired YOU in posters and business most in life

[Tom Martin]

great memories Greg,, all the best
Tom. Hollywood dream factory®
please have a Wonderfull weekend God bless


On 2021-04-29 21:27, Greg Douglass wrote:

First
I am one of the few people on this list to have met and spenta few
precious minutes with our friend Tom Martin.
He is indeed one of those rare people whose heart and soul radiate
from his eyes and his smile is devoid of artifice.
Tom, when I met him at a gig I was playing near his home, was just
happy to be here and now, in the moment. His recent tales of health
challenges are heartbreaking but his spirit remains mighty. We are
lucky to have him in our MOPO group, where some of us get a little
testy at times (although we haven't had a good flame war in some
time...)
So, here you go Tom;
When I was 12 years old, I had a short collaboration with the Brunas
brothers making a fanzine. I sent them a copy of "Thing", my stapled
together, hand made ode to FMOF. They sent me "Terror Monsters", a
harbinger of great books to come. They were impressed with my graphics
but felt that I was making too many jokes (a complaint echoed by my
wife of 25 years. "How can a man who plays such beautiful music tell
such horrible jokes?"
We somehow collaborated but it was toough: I was in California, they
lived in New York. They DID turn me on to Bruco Enterprises,a place
that sold movie posters. My first poster was "Macabre", the cool one
sheet with the death's head terrorizing some generic hotties. On the
back was the address of theater Poster Exchange in Memphis. Their
prices were much more reasonable: 75¢ for a one sheet, $2.50 a set of
lobby cards.
I went insane. I mowed lawns for anyone who had a quarter, I had
advances on my 50¢ a week allowance that are probably still
outstanding (I'm 71). I had stuff from "Godzilla"; 1sheets, 3 sheets,
lobby set; "Creature from the Black Lagoon" lobby sey & insertI
was beginning to fill up a foot locker.
I somehow started corresponding with Malcolm Willits, who had a small
poster store in Hollywood. My dad drove us to Southern California to
visit my wacky great-aunt. I stopped by Willits' store and got a bunch
of lobbies from "A &C Meet Frankenstein" and a gorgeous one sheet from
"The Devil Commands for a whopping five bucks. I staggered over to the
Cherokee bookstore where they let me loose in the upstairs safe. They
had PILES of mint AIP posters. I overspent while my dad tried to talk
me into collecting something more sensible like...stamps.
I saved my foot locker for years. I went through a really bad
financial patch in my mid-thirties after being introduced to hard
drugs. I sold everything but that Karloff posterand that went for
$100 in the mid-Eighties.
I moved to San Diego, hated everything about it until I fell in love
with the woman who saved my life. We're still together and we have
poster rules. The stone lithos go upstairs in our huge living room
(except for "House on Haunted Hill", which...oddly enough...she fell
in love with and helped me buy.
I'm back in the hobby with both feet. I've met some amazing people,
done business with many of them, and I'm presently preparing a book
for my son so that, when I pass on, he'll know what my stuff is worth
and where to go to sell it.
I just got him a one sheet from something called "Deathgasm" for his
birthday. (Heavy metal meets pentagrams made of human intestines.)
Hey, he just turned 40 today and he inherited his old man's exquisite
taste.
A BIG shout out to the late Chuck Vergara, who sold me much of his
collection for far less than it was worth. It turned out he had cancer
and wanted the posters to go to someone who would appreciate them. One
of the most generous guys i ever met, a beautiful person.
Gotta go; dinner calls.
Love to you all, and I love these kinds of threads.
Greg Douglass
Lake Hodges,
CA
PS-If anyone has a "Devil Commands" one sheet; you know where to find
me(760)212-3648

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Hi Tom -

 Always love your stories and your big heart - eyeballs and ears are
important - but your big heart is what makes you the angel that you
are.

 So here are some stories for you.

 My father was my greatest mentor.
 He loved movies and bragged that he used to go see 5 movies a day
during the depression when he was supposed to be looking for work.

 When I was 8 the family was riding from NC to Baltimore to visit my
grandmother. It was an 8 hour ride. We got 30 minutes out of town and
were going through
 Greensboro and Godzilla has just opened. I cried so hard to see that
movie my mother and father pulled over and waited in the car while I
went in and watched it. Came out, got in the car and we continued our
all night drive to 

Re: [MOPO] MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT! Our new every four week auctions start in slightly over two months, on July 13th!

[Tom Martin]

brilliant choice IMHO
you will be better and more focused and
the 31 years will all be fruitful

will be exciting to watch you grow and
expand in creative ways

all my best

Happy moms day to Sylvia

God bless Hershenson's
TO
Hollywood dream. factory®
since 1977


On 2021-05-09 14:58, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT! OUR NEW EVERY FOUR WEEK AUCTIONS START IN SLIGHTLY
OVER TWO MONTHS, ON JULY 13TH!

We are switching from bi-weekly auctions (after the last one ends on
July 11),to our all-new ONCE EVERY FOUR WEEK AUCTIONS, which we feel
certain will prove to be FAR BETTER than the old bi-weekly auctions,
just as the bi-weekly auctions have proved to be a giant improvement
over the earlier weekly ones!

Note that even though the auctions start FOUR weeks apart, they run
for THREE weeks each! This will give us one week after each set of
auctions close to get all the items packed, invoiced and shipped, and
then, one week later, the new auctions will begin, and close 3 weeks
later, and then the process starts all over again!

WHY AM I MAKING THIS CHANGE? Several reasons!

1) After 31 years of auctioning (and 1,766,115 unique auctions!), I
have found that is it great to "slow down the pace" of our auctions.
Yes, it helped a LOT when we changed to bi-weekly auctions from weekly
auctions sixteen months ago (mostly it has given us a chance to almost
completely catch up on all old consignments), but preparing 3,500 or
so auctions every two weeks is still stressful, and I feel that now
having auctions every four weeks will give us the perfect balance (not
too often, not too infrequent).

2) When we changed to bi-weekly auctions from weekly auctions, I
quickly saw a GIGANTIC added benefit to having far fewer auctions. I
could FINALLY enforce my rule that single sale auction items have a
minimum realistic retail value of $20 each (not that we stopped
auctioning sub-$20 items, but rather that they are now in bulk lots
instead of in single auctions. GREATLY REDUCING THE NUMBER OF SUB-$20
ITEMS HAS MADE OUR REGULAR AUCTIONS FAR MORE INTERESTING TO ALL THE
BIDDERS (and it has had the great added side benefit of making the
bulk lots FAR more interesting as well (as more and more of them
contain interesting $10 to $20 items)! Now, with having even fewer
auctions every four weeks, I will finally be able to COMPLETELY
enforce my "single sale auction items have a minimum realistic retail
value of $20 each" rule, which will make all our auctions so much
better than before!

3) I suspect many of you bidders are still getting worn on from having
to check 999 or more auctions three times every OTHER WEEK, and I
strongly suspect you will not mind having more of a break between
auctions (just as so many people have told me they prefer the
bi-weekly auctions over the old weekly ones, for that same reason; how
did any of us keep checking new auctions every two or three days for
decades?).

SO THAT IS HOW I ARRIVED AT THE NEW EVERY FOUR WEEKLY AUCTIONS! Here
are the pluses:

1) As stated above, this gives you bidders far more "breathing room"
between auctions than you had with our weekly auctions, and also with
our bi-weekly auctions. We won't have ANY auctions closing three out
of four weeks! Imagine how happy your spouses, children, or
significant others will be to learn that they can once again do
something with you on three out of four Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Sundays!
Remember that back in 1990, when the modern era of this hobby
began with my very first Christie's auction, most collectors and
dealers had only TWO major events a year to look forward to, the
annual Christie's auction in December, and the annual Cinevent on
Memorial Day. Not only did collectors and dealers manage to deal with
this, but they also mostly traveled to both! So having 13 weeks of
three auctions each every year (that you don't have to leave home for)
is still an awful LOT more than that was!

2) They allow me to catch up on many projects that I have never had
time to do, both at work and at home. That is a big plus for me! The
number one goal is to get every single old consignment auctioned, so
that we are SOLELY auctioning what has just arrived! THOSE OF YOU WHO
CONSIGN WILL SEND YOUR CONSIGNMENTS THIS MONTH, AND THEY WILL BE
AUCTIONED THE VERY NEXT MONTH, AND YOU WILL BE PAID THE NEXT MONTH
AFTER THAT! SO A TOTAL OF 60 TO 90 DAYS FROM YOU SENDING YOUR
CONSIGNMENTS TO YOU RECEIVING PAYMENT FOR ALL YOU SENT!

3) They allow me to take off a week here and there, without it
affecting eMoviePoster.com at all, all year round if I want, because
we will have 13 sets of auctions each year, four weeks apart. I have
five children, and four now live away from home, and I want the
freedom to visit them more, and to take trips all over the world!

Is there ANY downside to this? I don't think there will be any, other
than that everyone will need a little time to get used to the new
schedule, but I really feel that once everyone adjusts, they will all
say, 

[MOPO] MOPo/. attention all mothers on MOPO

[Tom Martin]

hello Folks


a salute to all MOMs and future moms
my. mom was from Bermuda and desired to be a engineer
Phyllis instead became a office secretary For Theodore Reeves 
advertising


she worked storer Broadcasting nbc tv and theta her 40 50 was given PINK 
slip and then went to General Mills in the lab in quality control and 
retired she adapted to much adversity


when she met my dad in 1956 she was a Arthur Murray dance teacher
dad a university students told to get lessons to stay out of Fights
as he was a set Us marine corps and loved to brawl as many New York 
Sicilians were known to do


I think he thought he was Brando ;;;LOLanyway she taught him dance the 
salsa..mamoand Bone dance

and aug 56 I was born
he split and married a airline stewardess
had 3 kids one they name Tom as dad was named Tom

but mom and nana raised me...she didn't Geta abortion..or give me away
she bore the ridicule of a unwed mom at 29
and never got assistance


this woman was a trooper and studies all kinds religions,,faiths and 
eastern philosophy was a true feminist


she had my brother in 63 and got married then divorced///and became a 
christian at end of her life...learned to drive at age 50...


and loved my sonny brothers kids as a grandma

she inspired her church whence was in hospice and kept her faith till 
last breath...



she said sam good with dying, just dontlipe the transportation


she was a great mom..she would carry grocerceries home off the Bus she 
took to work as in the 60s 70s she didn't drive


she was a person who live frugal and not material...she had compassion 
and empathy foray races..


when was like 16 she bought a new Gibson guitar, amplifierandpaid like 
700.00 even though she only made like 125 a week back then

mom sacriiced for her boys...

I saw many moms had help from husbands but mom kept trying
we moved a lot to apps as she always wanted a clean home for us...somy 
brothers inched care..andi became latch key kid


but she was a honest woman who love others
and between her and nana  my grand mother they gave me the basics like 
treat other fair. forgive.help others


Nana was like a mom as mom worked all the time so didn't see her 
much..both great women and I miss them.

my brother has still not recovered from the trauma when mom  passed
he held one hand me the other in the hospice whence took last breath

what joy it was to have a mother like that

thats why I understand all of your losses when you lose a mom

as the love can never be measured in earthly terms

If your mom is alivetell her how important she  is...
if she passed..just celebrate her...and remember the memories


I believe we will see all family again in future as christ promises and 
evenPETS too


all the best Folks

Tom
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since 1977




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[MOPO] Mopo..hello Folks

[Tom Martin]

 new adventure .so thankful..today I got my prosthetic leg
foot...its rather odd as my left foot is fused and had wounds and my 
right was amputated in feb4,, anvil be 65 in august..
but like everyone else we try to adapt to all things..there are no 
garentees however learn from experience andIf god wants us to cary on we 
will if not Ham good with whatever his will is..


thanks for the Kindness and supporting friendship

 my bet to you and your families..


I feel like a Hybrid of a stormtrooper from star wards

 and a terminator :)

Tom
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[MOPO] Mopo - thanks Folks for the kind wishes

[Tom Martin]

 hello Mopo
wanted to thank all those who posted about my
new prosthetic..

I didnt want to fill the box up with replies so I hope you got my  
emails thanks

it proved as always theirs much love on mojo
I ho[e all you are in good health and your families..this last few years 
have been a rollercoaster eh??


God bless..and I wish all a great future

email me if I can be of help as a friend
I am not sure whats next but I trust God has the best plans as I am 
clueless whats going in the world really


I have mostly questions.. and my answers would just be from my 
experience so it may be skewed..

Adam west Told me years ago when sold his book,, and did poorly sales
I said Adam I am not doing good job..maybe I just stop as my ex said he 
won't give up trying to sell the book-back to thebatcave..


well he was on the phone with me when he said " tell her you are 
exercising" TRUE story
and then he said Tom, what you need to know is none knows anything 
really

we are all just guess as best we can
and hope it flys...
thats how we learn...mistakes.

so we have all ben practicing and exercising. years

and to think most sell piece of-are with Ink on themas a Jobis very 
funny to me


and have made a living 

so keep it up Folks.. it'd fun there are people who love the art ,the 
history...


I always considered I was a steward of the material never owned anything 
as it says on most posters not to be sold ,leased or given away right 
fromNational screen service..


yet countless theater managers, fans,,ad men ,people. in industry save 
the items from the trash,,so garbage pickers really as back in early 
days it was trash


 who would have guess?? many are use as attic insulation walls...etc..

so consider its only been since like 1908...

cool eh//
Take care..
Tom- Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977



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[MOPO] MOPO - happy fathers day MOPO

[Tom Martin]

To all the dads in mopoland..
and the Kids off dads..

I heard so manystorys of How your dads inspired to Love posters movies
and helped you find the 1st ones win the collection..so giving thanks to 
the dads,,that helped and the ones that gave the 1st start of 
appreciating the art..and the memories


have a great sundsy Folks

Tom'
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since 1977



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[MOPO] mopo -Happy 4th everyone !!!

[Tom Martin]

I was thinking of time past

one 4th of July a poser dealer from UK
visited us,,
we took him to the fireworks

I said we have a use custom we sacrafice a Brit on 4th of July
fora split second he thought I was serious :)
 It was Francis Melanic of star Images of London
 he was a good dealer
and we had Fun..
 since my mom was from Bermuda a British island
we had lots of British customer from my grandmother and my great 
grandmother used to have TEA with Mark Twain in Bermuda Adrian Cowdry 
stopped by one year and we had a good visit
the man looked like a viking with red haired tall.. but a very kind 
should he was.


God bless him///
Funny I sold a one sheet for best little whorehouse in Texas- it shipped 
to Austin Texas

it was folded drew art
I shipped it priority the day it sold and it was delivered by Thursday 
past in Austin


I thanked God as I was not sure i would find it as I have no footing 
part blind..but I did

and yes I included some Jesse James vintage tribe in tickets

so// my son helped me and after eBay fees and shipping
and giving my son a few but I did ok.
the shipping was like 11.00
as I ship folded in a box with-leant of packaging

shrink-wrap the poster between two sheets of 200 lb test 
corrugated,,wrap in soft foam, then put two sheets of eps styrofoam on 
each side and then put in a box..

the customer only paid 3.00 shipping...ebay said 8.00

but I was so happy I could even do the order I just messaged the buyer 
and asked him to PayPal methe 8.00


if he does not well I know tried my best

So who knows whats next?? I have a prosthetic..next step is therapy so I 
can walk... but I'm crawling pretty good..and

you always crawl before you walk in life

just so thankful I can do anything..I still hope I can help others who 
have suffered as I get it and yes its hard...Butas Adam west Told me... 
when myex said he won't stop trying...as I keptadvertinghis book even 
withpoorsales

she said he won't give up!!!

Asam on the phone with me said: "tell her. Your exercising" :) true 
story

 I never planned oaths recent phase
but did any of us..plan on corona virus ??

that happen right after my eye surgery detached retina jan 19 tenth foot 
fed 4

so now I am part Robo copy stormtrooperand Terminator

the leg prosthetic weighs like 5-10 lbs and is like a project to put 
on..but its like kevlar,,I am sure id be a hit at cinevent -LOL :)


I weigh 169 lbs I started to lift small weight to build arms and leg 
lifts and ab crunch and I eat well

drink lots of water, and my a1c recent was 6.5

so other then deaf in one ear, heart issues. a left foot thats fused at 
ankle and missing rightampitated foot.. and. tubes in the eyes and one 
eye blind and other like low vision 20/100 or 200


I am Fit as a Fiddle :)

I wish every one on MOP a wonderful 4th of July
 may you all have good health and happiness to young family
and may your businesses prosper

this was my 46th year May 24,1977
as. Hollywood dream Factory®

thanks for the opportunity and God bless

if ever I can help other mono members please email me and ill try to 
helps I know the mental trauma can be confusing

ill be 65 in august and I've pretty much seen most the wild stufinlife
my teachers were many of You..and a few well known show biz veterans
the best advice I got was Mel Blanc in 1976
when asked Mel?? can I be honestamdstay inshore biz??

he said well yes..Tom there are some good guys and not so good guys

do you best to network with the good guys
and then. he smiled...

Mel was on of the good guys
as well as Arnold Schwarzeneggerm Leslie Zemeckis,
Adam west, and many many many more
like Lloyd Berman, Linwood Dunn asc and many my childhood friend

and all my mopo family pam so lucky- thank You all

Tom
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since may 1977




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Re: [MOPO] Packing supplies

[Tom Martin]

any maker of paperboard bakery boxes could do a run
try dawn  Box co
they should have a page
best Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
secs 1977

ps I have after hours folded one sheet

best< Tom

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that Bags Unlimited typically sells. They are not expecting to get
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Thanks.
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Re: [MOPO] The Post Office has gone DRASTICALLY downhill the past few years especially NOW

[Tom Martin]

well folks I agree about election time the mails slowed to a trickle

I mailed a small deposit to my bank thats very close to me..they send to 
Detroitand back as the sorting facility closed Toledo


however many are not aware the Usps has no Planes..so they job out to 
fed expand commercial flights and UPs..


so when got order for best little whorehouse inTexas about 3 weeks ago 
of eBay

I freaked as I didn't know weeny son moved it.
lucky it was in a board and bag..so we found stand I showed him how I 
pack..I use a larger priority box that accommodates  over 11 x 14i put 2 
corrugated sheets m wrap in foam and I seal the postern welded shrink 
wrap..I did it part blind and in my prosthetic..


got the order on a Monday had it shipped 2 day priority by tues..the 
poster was delivered to Austin Texas by Thursday

u did feel I would be so lucky so I froze my ads..called time away..
I will start over as my son moved all my items and cannot find almost 
anything that I had staged for eBay


its ok in the big picture as I've looked one by one at all the posters 
animi getting refreshed as to what I have

like my inserts folded one sheets and evenrolled
I have over 5-6000 oldest 40-50s and most 70s - 90s

some reprints, see video but I've had stored since my divorce and moves 
from 2000
now my son had a serious  stress problem..his gf broke up about 2 years 
ago his mom has MSand then dad got his eyes screwed up end a foot 
amputated,

then corona,politics etc...2019 and 2020 rough
so I need to sell my stuff oft bail out mason..he got froze from ebayand 
PayPal as he didn't deliver..thenUtilities shut his car brakes failed..

so I gave him my car a 2006 Toyota Matrix WITH ABOUT 90 K MILES..
ENABLED HIM???SURE DONTALL PARENTS HELP THEM ORLET FLOUNDER,,THE STRESS 
HAS MADE HIM
 SO I F ANYONE NEED VOLUME STUFF I HAVE PROJECTORS..BOOKS GALORE, MOVIE 
MAGS , LOBBIE AND STILLS


JERRY WEINTRAUB AT END OF HIS LIFE SAID HIS LESSON WAS GOD FAMILYAND 
FRIENDS IS WHATLIFE ALL ABOUT


I AGREE. I HAVE NO IDEA HOW ILL DO IT..THE PHYSICAL THERAPY GUY SAID 
WELL YOURLEFT FOOT IS FUSED AND NO MOVEMENT THE RIGHT IS IN A PROSTHETIC 
SO YOU WILL WALK LIKE A PENGUIN.. EVEN IF YOU WALK
ILL BE 65 AUG 11..SO I OFERED MY TRADEMARK TO AMPAS FOR THE MUSEUM AND 
TODD FISHER BUT DISNEYAND ALL HAVE BEN MUM..
I F SOMEONR WOULD CONSIDER BUYING THE TRADEMARK I MAY BE OPEN TO 
THAT...46 YEARS MAY 24 ,1977


IVE ASKED GOD TO DIRECT ME..
RIGHT NOW I NEED TO SAVE MY SON
THANKS FOR ALL THE YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP FOLKS

WHAT I TELL ALL THE KIDS IS WHAT MEL BLANC AND ADAM WEST TOLD ME AND 
MYMENTORS

TREAT OTHERS WITH KINDNESS, HONESTYAND DO YOUR BEST
THERE ARE SOME GOOD GUYS AND NOT SO GOOD TRY TO NETWORK BEST WITH THE 
GOOD GUYS
IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE AS WE ALL DO..TRY TO MAKE IT RIGHT...WE CAN 
IMPROVE, BE RESTORED AND HELP OTHERS I AM TAKING BABY STEPS..WAX ON WAX 
OFF
I ALSO LEARNED RECEMTLY FORGIVE ALL AS WHEN CHINA TRYED TO TAKE THE 
TRADEMARK I WAS HURT AND ANGERED,,,BUT I HAD TO FORGIVE THEMAS THE WHOLE 
WORLD IS SUFFERING..MENTAL HEALTH,FINANCIAL ETC..ITS BEEN HARD FOR US 
ALL


I PRAY AMD POMDER POSITIVE AND  WAIT ON GOD..IF I DIE SOON I AM GOOD 
WITH IT..I GOT MORE THENI EVER IMAGINED I WOULD


Adam said Tom we all just guess what to do..noone really knows anything
I have not knowing down to a science
it will be truly miracle if I get through the next hurdles of life

suffering has taught me to understand those who suffered that a blessing
others have so much worse themn me...
ella fitsgerald lost both legs
so it can happen to us all.

be well folks and count your blessings ..things move so fast perhaps 
slow down bit and smell the flowers life is so short this ground,,by the 
time we get the right ideas its time to move on
help the kids learn empathy and peace and love they are so confused by 
life and scared..as leaders have misled them and confused them with 
negative info..onall sides of the fence\


I wish you'll peace and love

my mailman is stellar and post office it was named after John F Kennedy 
in like 1961
I like to see the beautyinothersand the positive but I get frustrated 
too when se others anger or not helping those in need...

I know its hard
when we get poor service..just don't be like that
we get poor service..I tell them why I say treat the customers like you 
would like your family. mom dad.grandfather treated.

best TOM
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977


On 2021-07-23 22:07, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

The U.S. Post Office has gone DRASTICALLY downhill the past few years,
and that slide is accelerating dramatically. Packages sent Priority
Mail now routinely take a week or more to arrive in the U.S., as
opposed to 2 to 5 days a couple of years ago.

Packages sent outside the U.S. fare far worse. They often take a month
or more, and usually there is no tracking during that time (or
sometimes false tracking of places it has never been).

But worst of all is the DAMAGE. Anyone who has ordered from my
company, eMoviePost

Re: [MOPO] The Post Office has gone DRASTICALLY downhill the past few years especially NOW

[Tom Martin]

yes it can be slower for domestic Too

I had no recent experience with International but assume it would be 
longer with pandemic, and slow down in all sectors of commerce, other 
users like Bruce do volunteer,e sales and have more experience

best,
 Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977










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On 2021-07-24 06:02, Tommy Barr wrote:

I have sent posters to the U.S. from U.K. for several years without
any problems, but one I sent to Texas on 3rd June appears, according
to tracking, to have been in Chicago since 7th June. I assumed it had
been lost and refunded the buyer, but from what I read here it seems
possible that it might still turn up! Haven't experienced too many
problems getting items from the States.

Tommy

On Sat, 24 Jul 2021 at 10:35, Adam Kennedy 
wrote:


I can’t add much more than to agree with everything being said.
The time to get things to the UK from the US with USPS is absolutely
ridiculous.

Even when they arrive in the UK, they often sit with USPS for weeks
before they hand them over to the Royal Mail for delivery, which is
even more frustrating!

ART OF THE MOVIES
Original vintage and contemporary movie posters
ArtoftheMovies.co.uk [1]
07724 253119


On 24 Jul 2021, at 03:40, MPB warehouse 
wrote:




if it sat in London, that has nothing to do with USPS, that's all
Royal Post.

but it's regular now for foreign mail services to be taking this
long and longer

On 7/23/2021 7:36 PM, Susan Heim wrote:

I had a customer in November order a poster for his wife for
Christmas. He paid for 3 day International Express shipping via
USPS. The poster sat in London for months and he finally
received the poster at the end of March. I refunded his money and
shipping as I felt horrible about it. Luckily it was only a $125
poster.

Sue
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the past few years especially NOW

Hi Bruce

It’s hard to understand how USPS could damage your packages
because you certainly pack well. I am finding USPS International
Mail is incredibly slow at the moment and the tracking often shows
packages going via Japan and even London. I now ask for UPS for
shipping. They take around a week from the US to Australia and are
very reliable (so far).

Regards

John

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SUBJECT: [MOPO] The Post Office has gone DRASTICALLY downhill the
past few years especially NOW

The U.S. Post Office has gone DRASTICALLY downhill the past few
years, and that slide is accelerating dramatically. Packages sent
Priority Mail now routinely take a week or more to arrive in the
U.S., as opposed to 2 to 5 days a couple of years ago.

Packages sent outside the U.S. fare far worse. They often take a
month or more, and usually there is no tracking during that time (or
sometimes false tracking of places it has never been).

But worst of all is the DAMAGE. Anyone who has ordered from my
company, eMoviePoster.com, KNOWS we use the strongest tubes of
anyone. Until last year, we only had two or three damaged packages
each year, out of the 25,000 or so we send each year!

In the past year, we have had around ten times that. It still is a
VERY tiny percentage of the total we send (around one tenth of one
percent), which is a tribute to how strong our tubes and boxes are),
but when the rate goes up ten times after 30 years of no change, you
KNOW they are doing something VERY wrong in how they handle tubes
and packages.

We sent a tube back in March. The customer received it crushed, and
worse yet, the mailman dropped the crushed tube off at the
customer's front door, rang the doorbell and left.

He later that day received an email saying that he had accepted the
tube and had signed for it, and that was a lie (the customer has the
ring video doorbell that proves otherwise).

He sent us pictures of the crushed tube, and we filed the claim.
First the Post Office said we needed pictures of the damage, and we
sent pictures of the tube and damaged posters.

Next they said we needed to prove the customer had paid what we
said. We sent a copy of the invoice, and they said that was not
sufficient. We sent the a copy of his payment, and they accepted
that.

But now they sent a new letter stating they looked at our images of
the crushed tube and have determined we did not use a strong enough
tube, so they are denying our claim, and suggest we double tube all
orders in the future! 🙁

I KNOW we used a tube stronger than 99% of the tubes anyone else
does, and that they simply never want to pay any insurance claims,
even though the

Re: [MOPO] FA: The FINAL deadline to consign to eMoviePoster.com's incredible 22nd Annual Halloween Auction is September 10th!

[Tom Martin]

very good Bruce
all the best on everything you do great work

God bless
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977



On 2021-08-20 23:04, Bruce Hershenson wrote:

The FINAL deadline to consign to eMoviePoster.com's incredible 22nd
Annual Halloween Auction is September 10th (you have to SEND them by
that date; they don't have to arrive by then).

Every item shown in our latest preview at
HTTPS://WWW.EMOVIEPOSTER.COM/ONLINE/PREVIEWS/202110HALLOWEEN/20210820_HALLOWEEN_PREVIEW.JPG
[1] will be in the auction, as will all the items shown at
https://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major#halloweenconsign
[2]

Plus we have many hundreds more items not yet entered, and hundreds
more on their way to us! We charge the lowest commissions of ANY major
auction there is (by a country mile!), and we get the best prices
overall (when you compare "apples to apples, and oranges to oranges").


Contact us today with what you have! This WILL be an incredible
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Re: [MOPO] FA: ENDING TOMORROW, HERITAGE HAS OVER 500 WONDERFUL LOTS OF VINTAGE POSTERS ENDING! ALL W/ NO MIN. BID!

[Tom Martin]

fine  SELECTION GREY! Time machine which one of my all-time favorites 
along with war of the worlds for bidden planetTime machine which one of 
my all-time favorites along with war of the worlds forbidden planet

You will do good on the lot
All my best and God bless
kindest regards
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977

On 2021-08-21 10:54, Smith, Grey - 1367 wrote:

FEATURED THIS WEEK - HERITAGE IS PROUD TO PRESENT A WONDERFUL
SELECTION OF VERY DESIRABLE RARE AND ORIGINAL POSTERS, LOBBY CARDS,
PHOTOS, AND MORE –  526 LOTS IN ALL! ENDING TOMORROW, SUNDAY, AUG.
22ND, WITH EXTENDED BIDDING BEGINNING AT 10 PM CT.

WWW.HA.COM/162134 [1]

AS THE LEADER OF AUCTIONING THE MOST VALUABLE POSTERS FOR THE MOST
MONEY, HERITAGE IS ALWAYS SEEKING QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS OF VINTAGE
MOVIE, ADVERTISING, TRAVEL, AND PROPAGANDA POSTERS FOR OUR SIGNATURE
AND WEEKLY AUCTIONS.

OUR SIGNATURE NOVEMBER CATALOG AUCTION IS AROUND THE CORNER AND WE ARE
LOOKING FOR CONSIGNMENTS. CHECK OUT THE PREVIEWS NOW AT
WWW.HA.COM/7247 [2] AND SEE THE GREAT POSTERS ALREADY CONSIGNED!

PLEASE CONTACT US TO LEARN HOW WE CAN HELP YOU.
HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/C/ACQUISITIONS.ZX [3] OR
TEL:1-800-872-6467 [4] X 1367

HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE LOTS AVAILABLE FOR BIDDING THIS WEEK:

ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK (AVCO EMBASSY, 1981). ROLLED, VERY FINE. Insert
(14" X 36") Barry Jackson Artwork.

HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/ITM/SCIENCE-FICTION/ESCAPE-FROM-NEW-YORK-AVCO-EMBASSY-1981-ROLLED-VERY-FINE-INSERT-14-X-36-BARRY-JACKSON-ARTWORK-SCIENCE-FICTION/A/162134-54156.S?IC4=LISTVIEW-SHORTDESCRIPTION-071515
[5]

THE TIME MACHINE (MGM, 1960). FOLDED, FINE/VERY FINE. One Sheet (27" X
41") Reynold Brown Artwork.

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/science-fiction/the-time-machine-mgm-1960-folded-fine-very-fine-one-sheet-27-x-41-reynold-brown-artwork-science-fiction/a/162134-54473.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[6]

SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (1958). ROLLED, FINE/VERY
FINE. Poster (27" X 40.5") Saul Bass Artwork.

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/miscellaneous/san-francisco-international-film-festival-1958-rolled-fine-very-fine-poster-27-x-405-saul-bass-artwork-miscellane/a/162134-54174.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[7]

THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (REALART, R-1953). VERY FINE-. Lobby Card
Set of 4 (11" X 14").

HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/ITM/HORROR/THE-BRIDE-OF-FRANKENSTEIN-REALART-R-1953-VERY-FINE-LOBBY-CARD-SET-OF-4-11-X-14-HORROR-TOTAL-4-ITEMS-/A/162134-54076.S?IC4=LISTVIEW-SHORTDESCRIPTION-071515
[8]

JUNGLE WOMAN (UNIVERSAL, 1944). FOLDED, VERY FINE-. Six Sheet (80" X
79.5").

HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/ITM/HORROR/JUNGLE-WOMAN-UNIVERSAL-1944-FOLDED-VERY-FINE-SIX-SHEET-80-X-795-HORROR/A/162134-54263.S?IC4=LISTVIEW-SHORTDESCRIPTION-071515
[9]

CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF (MGM, 1958). VERY FINE- ON LINEN. One Sheet (27"
X 41") Reynold Brown Artwork.

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/drama/cat-on-a-hot-tin-roof-mgm-1958-very-fine-on-linen-one-sheet-27-x-41-reynold-brown-artwork-drama/a/162134-54104.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[10]

BRIDE OF THE MONSTER (FILMMAKERS RELEASING, 1956). FINE/VERY FINE.
Lobby Card Set of 8 (11" X 14") & Uncut Pressbook (4 Pages, 11.25" X
14").

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/horror/bride-of-the-monster-filmmakers-releasing-1956-fine-very-fine-lobby-card-set-of-8-11-x-14-and-uncut-pressbook-4-page-total-9/a/162134-54078.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[11]

REVENGE OF THE JEDI (20TH CENTURY FOX, 1982). ROLLED, VERY FINE. One
Sheet (27" X 41") Advance Dated Style, Drew Struzan Artwork.

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/science-fiction/revenge-of-the-jedi-20th-century-fox-1982-rolled-very-fine-one-sheet-27-x-41-advance-dated-style-drew-struzan-art/a/162134-54392.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[12]

SPAWN OF THE NORTH (PARAMOUNT, 1938). FOLDED, VERY FINE-. One Sheet
(27" X 41").

HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/ITM/ACTION/SPAWN-OF-THE-NORTH-PARAMOUNT-1938-FOLDED-VERY-FINE-ONE-SHEET-27-X-41-ACTION/A/162134-54425.S?IC4=LISTVIEW-SHORTDESCRIPTION-071515
[13]

ARMY OF DARKNESS (TOHO-TOWA, 1993). FOLDED, VERY FINE-. Japanese B2
(20.25" X 28.5").

HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/ITM/HORROR/ARMY-OF-DARKNESS-TOHO-TOWA-1993-FOLDED-VERY-FINE-JAPANESE-B2-2025-X-285-HORROR/A/162134-54020.S?IC4=LISTVIEW-SHORTDESCRIPTION-071515
[14]

THE HOUSE OF FEAR (UNIVERSAL, 1945). VERY FINE-. CGC Graded Lobby Card
Set of 8 (11" X 14").

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/mystery/the-house-of-fear-universal-1945-very-fine-cgc-graded-lobby-card-set-of-8-11-x-14-mystery-total-8-items-/a/162134-54217.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[15]

ZIEGFELD GIRL (MGM, 1941). FOLDED, VERY FINE-. Insert (14" X 36").

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/musical/ziegfeld-girl-mgm-1941-folded-very-fine-insert-14-x-36-musical/a/162134-54525.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515
[16]

ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE (MGM, 1940). FOLDED, FINE+. Half Sheet (22"
X 28").

HTTPS://MOVIEPOSTERS.HA.COM/ITM/COMEDY/ANDY-HARDY-MEETS-DEBUTANTE-MGM-1940-FOLDED-FINE-HA

Re: [MOPO] Here is an interesting photo for you!

[Tom Martin]

hello everyone!!!

I WANTED TP WOSJ ALL MOPO A HAPPY THANKSGIVING

God bless you all and thank you for the friendship kindness and 
education you have given me so generously over the yearsGOD BLESS YOU 
ALL AND THANK YOU FOR THE FRIENDSHIP KINDNESS AND EDUCATION YOU HAVE 
GIVEN ME SO GENEROUSLY OVER THE YEARS


May you have a good health and your families be blessed
Take care I actually went and saw Ghostbusters with my son at a movie 
theater we were the only people in the theater besides two others IS 
VERY NOSTALGIC AND WE ENJOYED IT IS VERY NOSTALGIC AND WE ENJOYED IT
I don't have a good feeling about the way indoor movie theaters are 
moving I believe if they adjusted their prices on things like popcorn 
and made it more family oriented they wOULD actually recovered they need 
to put the phone back into movies and sharing the experience with a 
group can lower the concession prices or roll it into the admission THEY 
NEED TO PUT THE PHONE BACK INTO MOVIES AND SHARING THE EXPERIENCE WITH A 
GROUP CAN LOWER THE CONCESSION PRICES OR ROLL IT INTO THE ADMISSION a 
medium popcorn cost $7.25 I'm sure the popcorn was $.25 the rest is 
profit a MEDIUM POPCORN COST $7.25 I'M SURE THE POPCORN WAS $.25 THE 
REST IS PROFIT most patrons are staying home to avoid Covid or the high 
cost of the foods and drinks and just watching it on streaming under 4K 
TV sucks when it comes out MOST PATRONS ARE STAYING HOME TO AVOID COVID 
OR THE HIGH COST OF THE FOODS AND DRINKS AND JUST WATCHING IT ON 
STREAMING UNDER 4K TV SUCKS WHEN IT COMES OUT
The movie experience is best had is a group and people experience the 
laughter joy and tears togetheR

Tom= HOLLYWOOD DREAM FACTORY® SINCE MAY 1977

\`
On 2021-11-22 15:08, Toochis r wrote:

Fabulous pic Kirby!

On Mon, Nov 22, 2021 at 11:10 AM Kirby McDaniel
 wrote:


Edward Dmytryk taught in the film school at the University of Texas
in the school year 1983 in the Department of Radio-Television-Film.
I took this picture of him at my first poster sale EVER, at the UT
Student Union. Dmytryk
was hired by Bob Davis, then the Chairman of the Department, to
inject some real Hollywood Pros in the academic mix. Here he is
with Carroll Baker and George Peppard on a potboiling six-sheet.

Kirby McDaniel
MovieArt.com
Austin, Texas
512 479 6680

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Re: [MOPO] Premiere Movie Magazine Question

[Tom Martin]

That is a great magazine Glenn are used to advertise in the back is bad 
pages see if you can find some of my ads for a while premiere was 
including mini posters that you could tear out kind a like baseball 
cards each month I would sell those in my storeThat is a great magazine 
Glenn are used to advertise in the back is bad pages see if you can find 
some of my ads for a while premiere was including mini posters that you 
could tear out kind a like baseball cards each month I would sell those 
in my store what I didn't so we would just have to cut off the top 
premier logo to prove we sold we didn't sell them I save them because I 
thought collectors would enjoy using them for scrapbooks and they were 
so beautifully made they were large or regular the size of life 
magazines then they downsized it to smaller before I guess they won our 
business what I didn't so we would just have to cut off the top premier 
logo to prove we sold we didn't sell them I save them because I thought 
collectors would enjoy using them for scrapbooks and they were so 
beautifully made they were large or regular the size of life magazines 
then they downsized it to smaller before I guess they won our business
Anybody that would get these magazines from you we have a treasure trove 
of 80s 90s movie stars I'm trying to think what the first issue was but 
I think it might've been Arnold Schwarzenegger I can't remember now it 
was Mel Gibson Sigourney Weaver all kinds of peopleAnybody that would 
get these magazines from you we have a treasure trove of 80s 90s movie 
stars I'm trying to think what the first issue was but I think it 
might've been Arnold Schwarzenegger I can't remember now it was Mel 
Gibson Sigourney Weaver all kinds of people I placed classified ads in 
the back little squares I placed classified ads in the back little 
squares
So besides Premier high advertising in Rolling Stone movie collectors 
world classic images the big real Fangoria and star log in many numerous 
collector magazines like the Toy shop CBG and others because MiamiSo 
besides Premier high advertising in Rolling Stone movie collectors world 
classic images the big real Fangoria and star log in many numerous 
collector magazines like the Toy shop CBG and others because movie 
memorabilia includes books records magazines stills lobby cards posters 
and even the hardware like movie projectors and films all of which I 
have sold over the last 4647 years
When I first started in 1977 besides movie posters I sold many of the 
movie magazines going back to the 1913+ I sold theater which crossed 
over and animation so like comic books in the lakeWhen I first started 
in 1977 besides movie posters I sold many of the movie magazines going 
back to the 1913+ I sold theater which crossed over and animation so 
like comic books in the lake it was all related it was all related I 
started with the magicians in the magical and orange and silent era and 
zoetropes which when I went to ship one customs department was kind of 
freaked out because they didn't know where zoetrope was I started with 
the magicians in the magical and orange and silent era and zoetropes 
which when I went to ship one customs department was kind of freaked out 
because they didn't know where zoetrope was let alone a praxinoscope or 
any other kind of optical toys like flipbooks or the lake good luck on 
your magazine sale you've got some good stuff there merry Christmasor 
any other kind of optical toys like flipbooks or the lake good luck on 
your magazine sale you've got some good stuff there merry ChristmasTom

Hollywooddreamfactory®
1977

On 2021-12-03 14:01, Glenn Taranto wrote:

For those who deal in Magazines -

I have a complete run of the movie magazine Premiere. Along with some
special issues the collection runs about 220 issues altogether.  Any
idea of a value on these assuming they are all in good to near perfect
condition?

Thanks in advance -

Glenn

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Re: [MOPO] UPS is not perfect either!!!

[Tom Martin]

glenn I get it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in the 
month of September twice for a infection of my right leg after the 
prosthetic got infected and they had to redo the surgery a second time 
after I was discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary careI get 
it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in the month of 
September twice for a infection of my right leg after the prosthetic got 
infected and they had to redo the surgery a second time after I was 
discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary care what is the 
takeover after 10 doctors in the hospital who are managing mean we're 
done and just charge me medication said never taken before, and I had a 
visiting nurse that was supposed to be checking my wounds on a daily 
basis and helping me with medication what is the takeover after 10 
doctors in the hospital who are managing mean we're done and just charge 
me medication said never taken before, and I had a visiting nurse that 
was supposed to be checking my wounds on a daily basis and helping me 
with medication
My left eye hemorrhage again for about the third time in a year and I 
was just got injections of investing in Mayeye what it does it tightens 
the capillaries so they stop bleeding so that I can see  again


OK so I was told because of the heavy infusions of antibiotics IV pick 
line in my arm that my kidneys were starting to fail so they gave me 
additional potassium in the museumOK so I was told because of the heavy 
infusions of antibiotics IV pick line in my arm that my kidneys were 
starting to fail so they gave me additional potassium in the hospital to 
raise my creatinine levels


The kidney doctor said my numbers were getting good however my doctors 
office thought my kidneys were failing because nobody was on the same 
pageThe kidney doctor said my numbers were getting good however my 
doctors office thought my kidneys were failing because nobody was on the 
same page
And the worst thing happened the nurses for my primary care doc thought 
that I was on insulin because I'm diabetic type two however my blood 
sugars have been running 90 to 100 which is considered excellent and yet 
they kept insisting I was on insulin they called in a prescription for a 
whileAnd the worst thing happened the nurses for my primary care doc 
thought that I was on insulin because I'm diabetic type two however my 
blood sugars have been running 90 to 100 which is considered excellent 
and yet they kept insisting I was on insulin they called in a 
prescription for insulin syringes to inject it and I've never taken 
insulin I've always been an oral diabetic meds he's actually taking half 
doses and getting just as good of results because I did not take all her 
medication's from doctors have suggested in the hospital
So the important part is that he never any doctor's orders to put me on 
insulin who is a nurse of the discharge papers that a nurse at the 
hospital one of the supervising nurse is pointed out how do you supposed 
to stop the insulin because while you're in the hospital they do give 
you insulinSo the important part is that he never any doctor's orders to 
put me on insulin who is a nurse of the discharge papers that a nurse at 
the hospital one of the supervising nurse is pointed out how do you 
supposed to stop the insulin because while you're in the hospital they 
do give you insulin


That was the insulin was supposed to stop not to be continued and under 
management of a nurse giving it to meThat was the insulin was supposed 
to stop not to be continued and under management of a nurse giving it to 
me


So my primary care doctor or his nurses sent me a letter on Thanksgiving 
weekend that he was withdrawing as my primary care doctor when I called 
and asked for my meds they said no until you get clearance from the 
nephrology doctorSo my primary care doctor or his nurses sent me a 
letter on Thanksgiving weekend that he was withdrawing as my primary 
care doctor when I called and asked for my meds they said no until you 
get clearance from the nephrology doctor


 that doctors office office manager said we don't mess with the 
medication's I know you don't need our permission to be
Visiting nurse said my blood test samples showed that there was no 
discrepancy in the kidneys resolved itself


And she also said yes you were not on insulin we don't see any reason 
why you should be because your blood results on your sugar has been 
excellent
Meanwhile I care navigator from my doctors office called me on read me 
off over the phone as a crazy person because I was asking for my meds 
and saying that I was not on insulin not not let me speak speak to the 
doctor or perhaps the doctor did not want to represent me the funny part 
was the letter was not signed by anyone but reported to be from the 
doctor
I personally think it was from the nurses and they were doing what's 
called cya cover your ass that's how many nurses


I told the office when I call

Re: [MOPO] UPS is not perfect either!!!

[Tom Martin]

thanks Alan

I am old and the doctors letter said I am severely how is strong bus

Who is Jesus ChristWho is Jesus Christ if there is no God came over for 
Tom


Interesting to see what transpires in the following weeks
My hope is positive people the negative hey provider takes a complete 
approach to healthcare merry Christmas happy new year to everyoneMy hope 
is positive people the negative hey provider takes a complete approach 
to healthcare merry Christmas happy new year to everyone

Bless you all Bless you all
Kindest regards Tom

On 2021-12-05 06:09, allen day wrote:

Hi Tom (and everybody).

It's all over health care .. hospitals/health care have been using
'travelers' for years, the covid thingy has exacerbated the situation.
2 years previous (before covid), travelers (temporary help) were
employed on a minor time contract for a stop gap issue to bridge sick
days / employee loss, etc.. Now ... travelers are a majority
percentage of employees which are paid 2-5x rate .. they have the best
of all worlds:
Don't like working conditions? break contract and find another, as
there are ridiculous opportunities all over
Don't like your boss? see above
Don't want to follow rules? see above
Don't agree with your contract once you are employed? see above
Break so many contracts that you are damn near unemployable? Find
another company, all they check is ACLS BLS competencies. Licensure
and continuing education have been temporarily suspended due to
pandemic in many places
Many companies look the other way, because warm bodies (travelers)
have most of the cards.
I could continue with kra-kra tales that would marvel any thing you
have ever heard .. but you get the point.

2 takeaways:

Don't get sick.
Don't get old.

Godspeed

ad

On Sat, Dec 4, 2021 at 10:30 PM Tom Martin
 wrote:


glenn I get it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in the

month of September twice for a infection of my right leg after the
prosthetic got infected and they had to redo the surgery a second
time
after I was discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary careI
get
it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in the month of
September twice for a infection of my right leg after the
prosthetic got
infected and they had to redo the surgery a second time after I was

discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary care what is the
takeover after 10 doctors in the hospital who are managing mean
we're
done and just charge me medication said never taken before, and I
had a
visiting nurse that was supposed to be checking my wounds on a
daily
basis and helping me with medication what is the takeover after 10
doctors in the hospital who are managing mean we're done and just
charge
me medication said never taken before, and I had a visiting nurse
that
was supposed to be checking my wounds on a daily basis and helping
me
with medication
My left eye hemorrhage again for about the third time in a year and
I
was just got injections of investing in Mayeye what it does it
tightens
the capillaries so they stop bleeding so that I can see again

OK so I was told because of the heavy infusions of antibiotics IV
pick
line in my arm that my kidneys were starting to fail so they gave
me
additional potassium in the museumOK so I was told because of the
heavy
infusions of antibiotics IV pick line in my arm that my kidneys
were
starting to fail so they gave me additional potassium in the
hospital to
raise my creatinine levels

The kidney doctor said my numbers were getting good however my
doctors
office thought my kidneys were failing because nobody was on the
same
pageThe kidney doctor said my numbers were getting good however my
doctors office thought my kidneys were failing because nobody was
on the
same page
And the worst thing happened the nurses for my primary care doc
thought
that I was on insulin because I'm diabetic type two however my
blood
sugars have been running 90 to 100 which is considered excellent
and yet
they kept insisting I was on insulin they called in a prescription
for a
whileAnd the worst thing happened the nurses for my primary care
doc
thought that I was on insulin because I'm diabetic type two however
my
blood sugars have been running 90 to 100 which is considered
excellent
and yet they kept insisting I was on insulin they called in a
prescription for insulin syringes to inject it and I've never taken

insulin I've always been an oral diabetic meds he's actually taking
half
doses and getting just as good of results because I did not take
all her
medication's from doctors have suggested in the hospital
So the important part is that he never any doctor's orders to put
me on
insulin who is a nurse of the discharge papers that a nurse at the
hospital one of the supervising nurse is pointed out how do you
supposed
to stop the insulin because while you're in the hospital they do
give
you insulinSo the important part i

Re: [MOPO] UPS is not perfect either!!!

[Tom Martin]

hi
Glenn Thanks for input
I've never seen the world in such turmoil as I have the last few years 
it started for me when China decided to try to take my trademark in 
2017I've never seen the world in such turmoil as I have the last few 
years it started for me when China decided to try to take my trademark 
in 2017
After I considered it I thought you must really like the name because he 
wouldn't copy somebody unless they thought it was very goodAfter I 
considered it I thought you must really like the name because he 
wouldn't copy somebody unless they thought it was very good


So following advice of Jesus I decided to forgive them is this is also 
temporary here in this lifeSo following advice of Jesus I decided to 
forgive them is this is also temporary here in this life


My mother used to say I was strong handle anythingMy mother used to say 
I was strong handle anything
I'm sad for everybody because I know how hard it is when there is 
deception and incompetence all around usI'm sad for everybody because I 
know how hard it is when there is deception and incompetence all around 
us
And greed and dissension among brothers and sisters of all races 
cultures
What I do is just hope that there is a plan by God to solve all thisWhat 
I do is just hope that there is a plan by God to solve all this
What's funny is I can't even read the Bible very good right nowWhat's 
funny is I can't even read the Bible very good right now how was 
interviewed by Ohio department of health to get an assistant device so I 
can read things like a magnifier how was interviewed by Ohio department 
of health to get an assistant device so I can read things like a 
magnifier
Ask me questions like do you have dementia do you have Alzheimer'sAsk me 
questions like do you have dementia do you have Alzheimer's
And I thought if I was mentally ill would I be able to diagnose myself I 
know for certainAnd I thought if I was mentally ill would I be able to 
diagnose myself I know for certain


I told her not to approve me but I would find another way to deal with 
it to give the item to somebody more deserving


It's very hard to navigate with all this crazy stuff happening of Covid 
and the political stuff the cost of livingIt's very hard to navigate 
with all this crazy stuff happening of Covid and the political stuff the 
cost of living
I feel very sorry for my associates in movie poster land because it must 
be so difficult specially if you have a family or even if you're just 
still working person


What's funny was after my operation to revise my stump I was able to 
solve a poster for the professionals Lee MarvinI was able to solve a 
poster for the professionals Lee Marvin


So I continue to wait on the lord however I will be a liar if I said I 
doubt my own beliefs
When I am lifted when I see that there is much more positive people than 
negative

So why are you give up trying?So why are you give up trying?
Same with these medical doctors they are so afraid of being soon
Or corrected by upper management
Yes to drop a patient because of their own error  very sad
 hospital supervising nurse told me that there were no instructions to 
give me insulin so it appears my doctor and his nurses read the 
discharge papers wrong supervising nurse told me that there were no 
instructions to give me insulin so it appears my doctor and his nurses 
read the discharge papers wrong
They treated me mentally incompetent repeating that they had supporting 
documents I was on inside
 agreed in the hospital it's common protocol to put a diabetic patient 
on sliding scale insulin   not  when you're

Sent home''

My blood sugar has averaged between 90 and 118 since I have been home I 
charge it every single day and take my blood sugar every single day


Give an insulin I would drop to 40 or less go into a coma and passed 
away
It's not that I am fighting to stay alive but I just don't want to be 
euthanized if I can do some good before I leaveIt's not that I am 
fighting to stay alive but I just don't want to be euthanized if I can 
do some good before I leave
I am not angry with anyone but very perplexed and disappointed in how 
people are handling things I wish everybody peace love and happiness

Merry Christmas to everyone happy Hanukkah

On 2021-12-05 01:13, Glenn Taranto wrote:

Tom -

Just amazing. I greatly admire your ability to endure all these
hardships. I admit that some posters being dumped at my doorstep
hasn't any real significance in the scheme of things when compared to
the very real problems others face. I sincerely hope things will get
easier for you and you find yourself surrounded by more competent
people.

Glenn

On Sat, Dec 4, 2021 at 7:30 PM
 wrote:


glenn I get it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in
the
month of September twice for a infection of my right leg after the
prosthetic got infected and they had to redo the surgery a second
time
after I was discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary careI
get
it t

Re: [MOPO] UPS is not perfect either!!!

[Tom Martin]

God bless you Nathalie so sorry for all of humanity right nowso sorry 
for all of humanity right now
Hopefully I will be with. Family and friends and God which is the most 
important part of lifeFamily and friends and God which is the most 
important part of life however it's been nice meeting many people along 
my path and journey like all those on this platform so thank youhowever 
it's been nice meeting many people along my path and journey like all 
those on this platform so thank you and merry Christmas and happy 
Hanukkah to all


On 2021-12-05 00:50, S Yafet wrote:

Dear Lord!  Poor Tom.  Praying for you every day, dear Tom.

Nathalie

On Sat, Dec 4, 2021, 10:30 PM Tom Martin
 wrote:


glenn I get it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in the

month of September twice for a infection of my right leg after the
prosthetic got infected and they had to redo the surgery a second
time
after I was discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary careI
get
it this just happened to me I was in the hospital in the month of
September twice for a infection of my right leg after the
prosthetic got
infected and they had to redo the surgery a second time after I was

discharged from the hospital doctor I had primary care what is the
takeover after 10 doctors in the hospital who are managing mean
we're
done and just charge me medication said never taken before, and I
had a
visiting nurse that was supposed to be checking my wounds on a
daily
basis and helping me with medication what is the takeover after 10
doctors in the hospital who are managing mean we're done and just
charge
me medication said never taken before, and I had a visiting nurse
that
was supposed to be checking my wounds on a daily basis and helping
me
with medication
My left eye hemorrhage again for about the third time in a year and
I
was just got injections of investing in Mayeye what it does it
tightens
the capillaries so they stop bleeding so that I can see again

OK so I was told because of the heavy infusions of antibiotics IV
pick
line in my arm that my kidneys were starting to fail so they gave
me
additional potassium in the museumOK so I was told because of the
heavy
infusions of antibiotics IV pick line in my arm that my kidneys
were
starting to fail so they gave me additional potassium in the
hospital to
raise my creatinine levels

The kidney doctor said my numbers were getting good however my
doctors
office thought my kidneys were failing because nobody was on the
same
pageThe kidney doctor said my numbers were getting good however my
doctors office thought my kidneys were failing because nobody was
on the
same page
And the worst thing happened the nurses for my primary care doc
thought
that I was on insulin because I'm diabetic type two however my
blood
sugars have been running 90 to 100 which is considered excellent
and yet
they kept insisting I was on insulin they called in a prescription
for a
whileAnd the worst thing happened the nurses for my primary care
doc
thought that I was on insulin because I'm diabetic type two however
my
blood sugars have been running 90 to 100 which is considered
excellent
and yet they kept insisting I was on insulin they called in a
prescription for insulin syringes to inject it and I've never taken

insulin I've always been an oral diabetic meds he's actually taking
half
doses and getting just as good of results because I did not take
all her
medication's from doctors have suggested in the hospital
So the important part is that he never any doctor's orders to put
me on
insulin who is a nurse of the discharge papers that a nurse at the
hospital one of the supervising nurse is pointed out how do you
supposed
to stop the insulin because while you're in the hospital they do
give
you insulinSo the important part is that he never any doctor's
orders to
put me on insulin who is a nurse of the discharge papers that a
nurse at
the hospital one of the supervising nurse is pointed out how do you

supposed to stop the insulin because while you're in the hospital
they
do give you insulin

That was the insulin was supposed to stop not to be continued and
under
management of a nurse giving it to meThat was the insulin was
supposed
to stop not to be continued and under management of a nurse giving
it to
me

So my primary care doctor or his nurses sent me a letter on
Thanksgiving
weekend that he was withdrawing as my primary care doctor when I
called
and asked for my meds they said no until you get clearance from the

nephrology doctorSo my primary care doctor or his nurses sent me a
letter on Thanksgiving weekend that he was withdrawing as my
primary
care doctor when I called and asked for my meds they said no until
you
get clearance from the nephrology doctor

that doctors office office manager said we don't mess with the
medication's I know you don't need our permission to be
Visiting nurse said my blood test samples showe

[MOPO] mopo merry Christmas

[Tom Martin]

Hello everybody I just wanted to wish you all a very merry Christmas and 
happy new year and thank you for the friendship and kindnessHello 
everybody I just wanted to wish you all a very merry Christmas and happy 
new year and thank you for the friendship and kindness I am thankful and 
say live to see my son turn 35 on December 23 I am thankful and say live 
to see my son turn 35 on December 23 Tommy was a Christmas baby and the 
best thing that ever happened in my life heard some rough times through 
the years but he was the highlight of everything I ever experienced I 
hope you all have a wonderful holiday and can reflect on the positive of 
people in life and will be comforted from all the craziness we've all 
been experiencing over the last couple years I hope you all have a 
wonderful holiday and can reflect on the positive of people in life and 
will be comforted from all the craziness we've all been experiencing 
over the last couple years


You will find me watching it's a wonderful life and just being thankful 
for family and friendsYou will find me watching it's a wonderful life 
and just being thankful for family and friends God bless you all

All the best for 2022 Tom- Hollywood dream factory® since 1977




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Re: [MOPO] Silent hills, please

[Tom Martin]

I've never seen the film Schindler's list because just the soundtrack 
alone makes me cry bo itzak Perlman.. Emotionally strong images I cannot 
bear to see Emotionally strong images I cannot bear to see


The film cinema Paradiso.  Also made me cry so much after the film I 
said out in the parking lot with a friend that went with me to see the 
film and I criedAlso made me cry so much after the film I said out in 
the parking lot with a friend that went with me to see the film and I 
cried very moving film even though the subtitles were in Italian talk to 
me


Some films are so profound you don't need to see them for second and 
third time or more




On 2022-01-13 13:25, Greg Douglass wrote:

Glenn:
I bought the SALO DVD. It's great to play when you have unwanted
company. "Oh, my! Look at the time! Gotta go!"
Greg Douglass

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Many years ago I felt I needed to broaden my scope of film beyond the
US and decided I would watch all the Criterion Collection DVD's. I was
17 titles in when I watched Pasolini's SALO. If you've never seen that
movie, keep it that way. if your sensibilities are like mine you will
have daytime night terrors and wish you could unsee it. When I read
more about Pasolini and saw that he had been assassinated it didn't
surprise me.

On Wed, Jan 12, 2022 at 9:09 AM Kirby McDaniel 
wrote:


I'm sick of superheroes. Too many, too much! Can't we just get an
actual hero or heroine or a heroic non-binary type? Please. However,
I never want to see HAREM SCARUM ever again. I had a blind date with
a plain girl, had to drive 20 miles to see this drivel, and then the
movie was moronic. I was trapped! I would rather watch THE SOUND OF
MUSIC run backwards three times than to ever have to see HAREM
SCARUM again. So don't ask me to. I mean, I love Elvis, but NO.

Kirby

On Jan 12, 2022, at 6:52 AM, Helmut Hamm  wrote:

Fassbinder's THE THIRD GENERATION, his approach on German terrorism
of the 1970s. I always loved the poster, tried to watch the film on
video for 15 minutes and it made NO sense to me. Tried again for
five minutes the next days and deleted it. I have no intention to go
back on this one.

Helmut

Am 12.01.2022 um 12:31 schrieb Tommy Barr :

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see, in the cinema , TV or any medium, even if the reason may be
completely illogical? For me it is The Sound of Music.

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Re: [MOPO] Silent hills, please

[Tom Martin]

I had a 16mm print of Fantasia//ir was very high brow but creative.. 
just ddidntclick with me o also had Errol glens Robin Hood was one of my 
faves and loved to see back to the future all 3 with my son and never 
got tired//cool memories Scott//

best for 2022
Tom Hollywood dream factory®
since may 24, 1977


On 2022-01-13 16:36, Scott Burns wrote:

I’ll probably get some heat for this one, but….

Back in my younger days when I regularly patronized movie theaters
there was only one time I ever got up and left a movie before its
conclusion. The offending title?

“Fantasia.”

Yes Disney’s animation masterpiece. My sincere apologies to MoP’er
(and Disney fan) wdposter AKA Martin May. 😊

Sorry, but it bored me silly. And I have no desire to ever try
watching it again. I admit, I’m not a big animation fan and I
don’t seek such titles out. But I don’t find viewing “Snow
White” or “Pinocchio” to be painful like “Fantasia.”

Now the paper on “Fantasia?” That’s a different story…very
nice! So there’s that.

P.S.

A more recent “never want to see” title for me? I tried watching
“Mank” on Netflix and gave up after 35 minutes. I have no desire
to ever go back and (try) to finish it.

Scott

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Re: [MOPO] final thought bequeath vs. consign

[Tom Martin]

Peace and love everyone on mojo.

The plot thickens as the world turns

No one's getting out of here aliveNo one's getting out of here alive
I have the same dream that Martin Luther King Jesus John Lennon and all 
the peacemakers have had throughout history of world brotherhood 
forgiveness and love of all mankind and animal kind and I believe it 
will happenI have the same dream that Martin Luther King Jesus John 
Lennon and all the peacemakers have had throughout history of world 
brotherhood forgiveness and love of all mankind and animal kind and I 
believe it will happen
We just all need to keep brief focusing on kindness and love for 
everyone of all religions all cultures all racesWe just all need to keep 
brief focusing on kindness and love for everyone of all religions all 
cultures all races

God bless everyone
kindest regards, Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977

On 2022-01-16 11:34, Alan Heimann wrote:

Hi Sue/ Mopo ..I’ve maintained my site but haven’t written an
article in many years.. currently using the store as a link site to
post to Mopo if you should peruse the site realize that I haven’t
looked at the store section in years and the prices on items have not
been updated but obviously I was willing to sell whatever was in there
so if something catches yr eye Thats not marked sold let me know
..best to all Alan

On Sun, Jan 16, 2022 at 10:57 AM Susan Heim 
wrote:


Very nice site AlanI enjoyed going through it...Sue
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Re: [MOPO] shipping linenbacked six sheets

[Tom Martin]

I used yo ship large rolled in 4 inch  drain pipe it comes in 100 foot 
length

cut to size,,the 4 inch yazoo caps fit or make some
very durable
crush test is good and is waterproof
available at home depot, lowes and most hardware stores to ship..go to 
ups, fed ex.


good luck
Tom
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On 2022-01-28 07:41, James Gresham wrote:

I have shipped a few recently.  The Post Office in Michigan will no
longer ship the tube, due to its size.  I had to go to UPS and I sent
them the slowest, cheapest method.  Good luck, Jim Gresham

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Hey gang--I know there's no cheap way to do this, but what's the
current best / most affordable way to ship a linenbacked six sheet
(we're talking a big heavy tube about 86 inches long weighing
what--twelve pounds or more?) I have two I'm planning to sell, so
any info would be appreciated. -Tom

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Re: [MOPO] shipping linenbacked six sheets

[Tom Martin]

 correction the Pic pipe is 10 foot not 100
the yazoo types in the kraft are  like 36 inch by 4 and 1/4 thick walls
the caps are polly stuff ends so there is a buffer on each end of a 
rolled 1 sheet a 4 inch diameter tube can hold 50 1 sheets rolled
I ship flat folded between corrugated after I put the sheet in a sealed 
loose shrink-wrap and then wrap the sandwiched sheet between 2 11 x14 
corrugated sheets..thenwrap in 1/16 ethafoam and then place in a 
priority box with eps styrofoam and float the sheet inside the Box


finally I include some vintage drive in theater tickets  to make smiles 
and give thanks


and I put fragile stickers on the Box
I seal the box on all edges
sometimes on 3 inch Toes I placentae Triangle priority tube from the to 
give double protection


Been packing the same way for about 46 years
I used to tell employees ill never complain if you overpack as we get 
once chance as many are one of a kind items

consider it could be a Christmas present or birthday
our mission is to make customers have a great experience
Not because we have to but we want to
my PO manager who retired after 40 years Marsha who was a competitive 
Body Builder the Arnold Schwarzenegger classy said to me : Tom why do 
you give away so much and loose profit with somany customers??

I replied..Marsha. Iam investing my business..as maybe ill loose on some
however they may return and ill make up on the overall relationship or 
they will tell friend and all

it does get hard whether are health issues, financial, old age
covid,world unrest, and mass breakdown of the shipping service, low 
staffing, inflation etc///

the policy keep change at thePOmUPs etc..

so we move slower and adapt to what we can do


best To all collectors and dealers
I shipped a 1sheet for the professionals-lee Marvin to Austin TX  after 
my foot was amputated
if there is a will there is a way..now I'm dealing with snow, a old 
computer and vision issues

so we modify as many retire after 65 anyways...:)
I figure everything ive learned life and 10 cents may get me a coffee
IfI can help my son regroup I will feel I did something otherwise..
Adam Wests statement to me was Tom no-one really knows anything has rung 
true we all just guess

 God bless and good luck 2022
the future is kinda odd to me
regards Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977
Its kinda fun doing the impossible- Walt Disney



\On 2022-01-28 13:30, Susan Heim wrote:

Like Greg, I use pvc pipes to ship not only oversize posters,
including six sheets, but I ship unassembled 3 sheet frames to
customers all over the country and that tube
 is usually at least 85"+ long. I buy the tubes at Lowes or Home
Depot. They sell them in the plumbing department and they come in 3"
wide mouths or 4" wide mouths
 and cost about $10. You can even buy end caps for a couple of
dollars. I make my own end caps out of cardboard and secure those to
the ends of the tube with
 gaffers tape.Those same tubes are great for shipping all sizes of
posters but also for storing your own posters. Many of my framing
customers have told me they
 have stored their posters in cardboard tubes for years and when they
take them out, they notice they are a bit brittle and the acid from
the cardboard tube has
 yellowed their poster. I buy the 10 foot pvc pipes and cut them in
(4) equal 30" tubes, wipe out the center of the tube and store my
posters in those tubes. I put
 a piece of paper on the outside of the tube so I know the contents
and they work great.that's the scoop. Also, the main shipping on
one of those 85"+ tubes costs
 me about $30-$35. If you have a poster inside, obviously you would
add insurance and a signature request for delivery which adds to the
overall cost.

 Sue
 Hollywood Poster Frames
 HollywoodPosters.com
 (800) 463-2994

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Mr. Martin,

I use the PVC pipes you're taking about to ship linenbacked
postersor , actually, non-linenbacked sizes like half sheets and
some one sheets...and they are A-bomb proof. No bitchy customers
screaming about a 1/4" dent. However, I was not aware of the 4" Yazoo
caps. I usually cobbled together a sturdy tube end using a round piece
of cardboard, clear packing tape (LOTS of it for waterproofing) and
brown packing tape as the finishing touch. I'm going to the Yazoo web
site today. Thanks, Tom.
Greg Douglass

SENT: Friday, January 28, 2022 at 6:45 AM
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I used yo ship large rolled in 4 inch drain pipe it comes in 100 foot
 length
 cut to size,,the 4 inch yazoo caps fit or make some
 very durable
 crush test is good and is waterproof
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Re: [MOPO] SIX SHEET SHIPPING

[Tom Martin]

good news Kirby. I've shipped Guitars over the years and they were quite 
;large boxes and it was length width and girth

 however the seems to change from day to day..
we used to have surface mail by ship//then they said air post only and 
when shipped to UL or au or Spain or Germany it was ever different,,,so 
I used Bak global that was bought by dbshrenker of Germany

I used then to she[ to Ja[am and they did hood job
when stared we had a personal sale person From UPS a act manager

then as they got bigger they wanted large vendors but now that Amazon, 
walmarts has in house shipping sees fed ex wants the little guys again

whats odd is the shippers would ad hidden fees as I had daily pick up
then went direct to PO and shipped there and paid on the spot so I 
didn't get surprise bills...then eBay started where you could use their 
shippingandprinta label


I still use old school mailing labels :) one PO clerk never saw a label 
not sure they even make them anymore

same with stamps I like to get envelopes with ornate stamps

one friend made pinbacks from postage stamps

peace and love
Tom
Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977
things sure have changed over last 50 years


On 2022-01-30 15:54, Kirby McDaniel wrote:

Mopolistas:

I checked with my longtime clerk at the Post Office, and he assures me
that the Post Office still accepts packages up to 108 inches in total
LENGTH, WIDTH and GIRTH.

I'd check your sources if you have heard other than this.

And you are free to correct me if I'm wrong.

It's been a while since we shipped a linenbacked six sheet vis USPS.
We mostly use FedEx for that now.

Kirby McDaniel
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Re: [MOPO] HA and movie posters - the future?

[Tom Martin]

wow best to Grey good gentleman
Tom
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On 2022-02-04 05:44, Tommy Barr wrote:

Living in UK I didn't have the personal relationship with Grey that
many other MOPers have, but when I had any problems with HA (all too
frequent) he was the man to sort them, efficiently and fairly. I now
wonder about his leaving, even though he describes it as 'amicable',
as there appears to be no firm future plan.
It is my suspicion that we will now see changes to HA's weekly movie
poster auction. I would not be surprised to find that they move from a
solely movie offer to all poster genres, and some of the recent
auctions have had a fair quantity of music, advertising and war
posters. Also, given the recent hike of minimum buyers' premium to
$29, HA abhor low value items so I would expect there might now be a
tendency to impose a minimum estimate or reserve ($100+?).
As I said, those are surmises, but I am pretty certain that Grey's
departure heralds some changes.

Tommy Barr

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Re: [MOPO] From Grey Smith formerly of Heritage Auctions

[Tom Martin]

wishing all the best Grey in new ventures you have been asset to the 
cinema industry and movie poster business


kindest regards
Tom
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On 2022-02-03 13:44, Grey Smith wrote:

Dear Collectors,
I am writing this to inform the poster hobby community that I have
amicably parted ways with Heritage Auctions after 21 years. During my
tenure there as Director of Vintage Posters, I was able to use my
voice, resources, and lifelong love of cinema to make the hobby of
collecting posters into a visible, exciting, and relevant business.

Additionally, I was able to build and maintain a network of wonderful
friends and affiliates who share my enthusiasm for this fabulous
hobby.

After a period of much needed rest, I will be poised and eager to
begin opening new doors. I am looking forward to keeping my
relationship with posters active, fresh and innovative.

My new contact info: greysm6...@gmail.com
phone: 214 668 6928

All the best,
Grey Smith

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Re: [MOPO] Question about movieposterexchange.com

[Tom Martin]

yes Jason's on Facebook and seems very cordial and prompt gentleman
 kind regards , Tom

Hollywood

On 2022-02-23 13:44, Dale Dilts wrote:

301 717-7367

Jason Edgely can be reached on Facebook pretty readily as well.



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Does anyone have a phone number for MPE? They don't seem very adept at
answering emails. Any help would be appreciated.

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Re: [MOPO] Our 27th Birthday!

[Tom Martin]

congrats on 27 Scott and mojo

best , Tom
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On 2022-02-24 16:16, Jay Johannes wrote:

Congratulations Scott and MOPAR for 27 great years from one of the
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Re: [MOPO] Question about movieposterexchange.com

[Tom Martin]

hi not sure who is who anymore as they all sound similar
there was a Peter in la with a brother forgot the last name
ask bruce or learn about movie posters as they may have a list of 
dealers

hope that helming[s
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Is Peter still involved with movieposter exchange?

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yes Jason's on Facebook and seems very cordial and prompt gentleman
 kind regards , Tom

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Re: [MOPO] Jim Episale passed on

[Tom Martin]

God bless Jim and family\
Good man
honorable and a good dealer
Tom
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On 2022-03-08 13:15, UNSHREDD NOSTALGIA wrote:

Just to clarify Jim's previous wife, Patrice passed on many years ago.
 I am still here and have been with him throughout this long journey
where he has struggled with health issues.  We appreciate all of your
thoughts and prayers and know that he will be greatly missed in the
community.

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For those of you who remember him, he ran Unshredded Nostalgia, I’m 
pretty sure MoPo is where we met.  Jim passed and I believe he had a 
wife, Barbara, who passed a few years back.  If Jim is from the magic 
side of my life, I apologize for inconveniencing any of you.


Rest in Peace, Jim.

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Re: [MOPO] Happy St. Patrick's Day

[Tom Martin]

Happy st Pats Mopo
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On 2022-03-17 11:17, Susan Heim wrote:

Thank you TommyI got my corned beef last night and can't wait
to indulge!! Happy St. Patrick's Day to you as well.

 Sue
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Re: [MOPO] Poster Storage Question

[Tom Martin]

perhaps flat files will work they. are used for blueprints you may get 
some used ones
as for the humid air they make molecular sieves pr packs that are 
basically clay absorbing material
a pop culture library I know used simple kitty litter to keep away 
dampness in comics and also stops mold mildew odor
u used IT on old magazines that were musty and submersed in bins of the 
littered they became musty free you could place the packets in the room 
and check often for humid also install de- humidifier to keep the room 
dry hope that helps


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On 2022-03-19 23:42, Toochis r wrote:

Hi MoPoers,

Any ideas for cabinets good for poster storage? I need some that can
accommodate framed OS. It’ll be in a basement that isn't near water.
On rainy days it’ll be slightly damper air. The ceilings are high.

Any thoughts would be most helpful.

Thanks!

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Re: [MOPO] [MOPO] slapping in real life

[Tom Martin]

my son felt it was a staged stunt that just hit everyone wrong..not 
funny as will smith proposed peace and love

and then resorted to anger and violence;ence

so it senta wrong message
I can understand if people ridicule your wife that it would cause will 
to be upset however comedians walk fine line of insult and hurt however  
perhaps he could have responded with Love and asked Chris to please 
refrain from any more comments as he got his Oscar


 it was nota positive moment however Coda gave the positive back and 
seeing Gaga support Liza was very kind


I was amazed they could even do a oscars after all theaters oblast few 
years...soall the best to AMPas

My nana would say/" two wrongs don't make a right:
so true
Dorothy annette McRonald - Martin you were a wise grandmother thank you

she would also say it takes more of a man to walk away from a fight then 
engage in one


I hope Putin and Biden and the rest calm down and help the oppressed and 
children over thiersquabbles over dirt land holdings


just imagine if the money spent went to building homes...teaching 
farming and energy solutions..and educating kids of love..

 It can happen and must we humans take so long to learn lessons

I believe God is at work full speed and is teaching us by the historic 
events ..he never said it would ne easy and I think how much can we 
take??? as stress is at all time high,suicide same and  people have lost 
hope ..yet many still pray for peace and love and thats whats beautiful


as if christ word are true then will all end in  Peace formal and 
everlasting love...I will put my hope ins word and promise and wish you 
all happiness for your family and friends..


God bless.
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On 2022-03-28 18:35, Alan Adler wrote:

If that was staged, all parties should be suspended from the Academy -
it was a stupid and dangerous stunt.
They’d have to have some serious real life vs. fake life problems.
But Smith’s just not that good an actor.
It wasn’t the slap - it was the good cry he could never fake.

Alan


On Mar 28, 2022, at 3:24 PM, Helmut Hamm  wrote:

My thoughts exactly. You get slapped like that unexpectedly, you
don‘t just turn your head away. I‘ve seen better staged fights
in front of carnival boxing tents. Never failed to draw an audience,
though.

Will Smith made it on German TV with this stunt: All they had on the
event was him slapping the comedian and later on crying over his
Oscar. They also said the comedian had been picking at the couple
repeatedly before. And ‚suddenly‘ during the biggest celebration
in the Hollywood calendar, he ‚loses it‘? I‘m sorry, but I‘m
not buying. Something smells very, very funny here.

I never forgot that short scene in ROME, the HBO mini series. You
have that big guy proclaiming the news on the marketplace. In one
episode, he announces games at Circus Maximus, free access and all,
with only one restriction: ‚Actors and prostitutes are not
admitted.‘

Helmut

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Back in the day when I thought I was a playa ... I was on either end


Bigger guy unwinds on smaller guy

I know what a real slap would do to someone standing who was not
expecting ... try it on someone, see what happens to their stance /
sense of balance

Of course, these are 2 actors at the top of their game, not their
best performance

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[MOPO] happy easter MOPO

[Tom Martin]

 hello Folks.

Just wanted to wish all happy easter and happy passover on mojo all the 
best to all\Tom

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Re: [MOPO] Interesting.

[Tom Martin]

I am not hip to the term slabbedplease explain someone

however when started in 1977 I basically saved almost anything related 
to movies from pre cine on up//not because I thought would increase in 
value I just thought it was cool and worthsaviongtoshare with future 
kids and people that loved cinema.
sure also like to support it with a good sale so I could buy more but 
many things were by fluke just being at therightplaceandid like think 
had some vision a few of my find...Oozitt dolls they spewed slime...andi 
sold them in fangorgia and starlet magazines...for I think 10,00 one was 
on that show in Vegas pawnshop sales with Rick they paid 350.00 for 
one I paid 20cents each from a guy inwashinton state that was a 
closeout guy but they froze in the winter so it was a hard item to 
store..I also bought thousand of Gumby costumes cases of the 1965 sealed 
costumes before I evened the doll but they rereleased the Gumbyby Medco 
the Croce co and so I bout the costumes at 20cents cases 1000s and sold 
them wholesale to dealers one dealer traded B9 lofstinspace robots withe 
me was we hasd a network of small dealers then pre eBaywe just 
traded back in 80s..
I also got tin uncle milky cars,,Beatle wigs billgrahm concert posters 
all kinds of stuff..1965 gilbertsealed James Bond figures...from mr big 
in Baltimorebladerunner die cast cares,,all like under 1,00 I sold 
lots of stuff
the best item was whammy superstuffi gave free until a guy said he got 
80 on eBay for one I had cases...I solid my store 50cents..why was in so 
cool// it was used br Romero in night of the living dead as slime for 
guts it was pink powder ands from 1968 !!wheni started therwas warhorses 
of stuff unsold stuffs there was no eBay or network to sell stuffbut 
thereby the early 90s it iteexploded..with everyone one eBay who had 
stuff like posters and bookstand anything and everything ..the. tickets 
I found from old driven was a great find and give few free still with 
orders,,,I svaelotsof drive in memorabilia...books,old movie mags 
,projectors ,films and stuff still find I forgot I saved eveninsmall 
quanta it was fun and making people happy was fungreat memories
I was looking roll of Star Trek contact posters for the lasvegas special 
show double sided smaller posters but cool..
if I get back on my foot I will start offering this stuff offend hope 
some wise investors buy my old stuff and make my day...I have cameras 
liked folding ,German, kodaks movie..ol flashguns they used to make 
light sabers install wars...some is just good for parts or props
but its real and ohs tapes I saved some and dvd..I have 
bladrunnerunopened,,,and back to the future, Johnny 
Carson,,Hitchcockand others,,its a pop culture treasure trove

Tom Hollywood dream factory®
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On 2022-04-18 20:31, Kirby McDaniel wrote:

A slabbed VHS tape. Now that really is funny. Now what would be the
ultimate VHS tape? Maybe the boxed set of PEEWEE'S PLAYHOUSE?

Kirby


On Apr 18, 2022, at 7:14 PM, Grey Smith 
wrote:

I don’t think anyone is suggesting the hobby is dead.
I suggest the Heritage auction this weekend will do millions.
Rich’s point was merely a moment in time comparison to the huge
explosion of other hobbies.
I am frankly excited for the future!
If prices lag, I will buy. If they grow I will smile.
Indeed it is a wonderful hobby!
G.

On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 7:00 PM Susan Heim 
wrote:

Boy if you were watching Bruce's auction yesterday, there are
definitely certain titles that don't seem to be slowing down in
value growth. I sold my Pinocchio one sheet
a few years back for $6500, a good price at the time. Yesterday, it
went for close to $11,000 and those Marx Brothers cards went for a
bundle. I was amazed at
some of the prices Bruce's auction realized..a very good job
with a good variety of material. I had many customers who called me
this morning to order
frames for what they had purchased.

I do an enormous amount of framing for the hobby and I have new
collectors coming into the hobby every week. A lot of them are young
guys who
begin by collecting material from the 1970's and 1980's and pretty
soon start collecting material from the 1940's, 50's and
60's.and they have a lot of
disposable income.

So, I think the poster hobby is still pretty strong. The example of
the Forbidden Planet one sheet going for $8700+ yesterday is not
unusual as that poster
fluctuates around all the time. Remember, one sold at Heritage just
a few months ago in November for $15,000. I sold my own copy for
$12,000 last year.

So, while we may be losing collectors in our hobby due to age or
switching to other collectables, we've got a lot of new collectors
coming into the hobby
with a lot of money to spend and big theater rooms to display
everything.

Sue
Hollywood Poster Frames

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[MOPO] MOPO Armageddon song by Tom Martin youtube -free

[Tom Martin]

hello Folk in 2976 I wrote a protest song against politics and the 
insanity it brings..I dedicated to the death of John lennonand revised 
inthe80sandthenafterparkland as it evolved we recorded about 3 years ago 
when the Hanson brother Ron and donor Fostoria offered to record eye 
andevenpart blind deaf in a ear and then amputated as I hope it would 
help the kids aandshow Yokoandjohns kids we. are all dreams for peace 
and love thesongis nota knew slapper but has been odd as its followed 
history verbatim...I share it as u are my brothers and 
sisters.,..whenthe Texas shoots happened like a weak ago I though 
wow..itmadde me cry..I stillbelieveita gods will this happen to 
teachandprepare us as well as Ukraine ten answer is love and forgiving 
all enemy sand helping all people,kids elderly,,disabled as we all 
suffer,,,it teaches empathy's how would you know unless you suffered the 
loss we are taugh losss from Jobinthe bible but hje didntcurse goaded so 
I lookout its my test iAd it iamstressed and have at time lost ho[pe but 
also have seen the blessings have received and footprints inthesanddd is 
a greatpoemso meson is free to hear onyoutube Armageddon by Tom 
Martin... perhaps it will help inspire kids to love not hate..I hope and 
emerge with positive empathy God bless...jesus told us love god and love 
our neighbors as ourselves. and forgive the enemies...all jew, Hindi. 
muslims christians.all politicians and political leaders as we are all 
brothers and sisters ARMEGEDDON recorded at Moseka records - Fostoria 
Ohio Ron Hanson engineered and don Hanson google on Facebook pic of me 
with 1965strat from 1975 after played Johnnyandthe hurricanes at age 17 
wow that was awhile ago.




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