Re: [MOPO] Our 17th Birthday!

[Pj Angel]

A little late to the party but I brought the wine! 
 
Happy B-Day MoPo and Scott! 
 
I have my own milestone on Monday the 27th: the BIG SIX O! 
 
OMG! I'm as old as Bruce!!   ;)
 
pj Angel



From: Movie Posters 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2012 7:13 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Our 17th Birthday!


Congratulations on 17 years! Thank you so much for keeping MOPO going!
 
Best wishes,
Carol
Abilene, Texas
 
From:MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Scott Burns
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2012 12:09 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] Our 17th Birthday!
 
I can’t let the day pass without mentioning another MoPo milestone…. Birthday 
Number 17!
 
On February 24, 1995 the first MoPo post was distributed via American 
University’s listserv. For a few weeks prior to that date, the original MoPo 
members simply cc’d their e-mail messages to the other 11 people in the group. 
In keeping with my annual tradition, I’d like to recognize those 11:
 
Mahtab Moayeri, Michael Danese, Rob Ellis, Donna Tschetter, Goh Kai Shen, Evan 
Zweifel, George Nichol, Cynthia Nemeth-Johannes, Adam Ehrlich, myself (your 
humble listowner) and AOL’er Static555—who for the first time I can finally 
identify as Jeff Static. For years I was unsure of Static555’s real name, but 
by digging through the early MoPo archives I finally stumbled upon his true 
identity. Michael, Rob and Evan are still members.
 
Thanks to you all for keeping MoPo alive these 17 years even in the face of a 
lot of competition from those more graphically-enhanced discussion boards. Also 
a big thanks to American University for the use of their ever-reliable listserv 
system, a dinosaur that they continue to support. And thanks to the original 11 
who got MoPo off to a fine start way back in 1995.
 
Scott
MoPo List Owner
 
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Re: [MOPO] the cheapest poster you own AND TRULY ENJOY?

[pj Angel]

For me, it is the Amsel-drawn images to The Big Sleep (1978). All sizes use
the same image.

Of all the sizes the HS has been my favorite.

http://www.emovieposter.com/imagearchive/poster/73193.html

Certainly not-so-rare. And the insert, as far as I know, is not a
Minty-White victim.

Not sure if they are undervalued, though. The 2006 Bruce auction above
with $23.49 for a rolled HS seems like a fair price, even  four years later
in today's market.

Okay, maybe a touch undervalued.

pjA

On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 9:57 AM, Bruce Hershenson  wrote:

> For me, it is likely Girl In Trouble half-sheet, which blows away the
> one-sheet.
>
> I found an image online at
> http://img24.imageshack.us/i/girlintrouble1963poster.jpg/
>
> Besides being a cool image, it is really rare, and yet it likely would not
> sell for $10 in my auctions.
>
> Bruce
>
>
> On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 10:01 AM, Michael B  wrote:
>
>>  many topics talk about the expensive posters.  this morning, i just hung
>> a 900+ insert and removed MR. SKEFFINGTON from its place..
>>
>> BUT, BUT BUT---on that same wall, i have a 15.00 beauty:  THE LONG DARK
>> HALL.  I bought the os on ebay two years ago for 9.99, and the insert a few
>> months later for 14.99.  an obscure great, interesting film.  kinda like a
>> less sophisticated film of WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION.
>>
>> last week i watched the EDGE OF DOOM.  Then, i looked on bruce's site to
>> see the image.  I was surprised to see how cheap this poster was:  under
>> 10.00 OS poster  in fact, bruce last sold it for 2.00.  had i seen the
>> movie before that time, i might have gone to 8.  lol.  not a pretty
>> poster...but i am sure the insert or half might be better, although i
>> have not seen any images of it.
>>
>> QUESTION:  *WHAT IS THE CHEAPEST POSTER THAT YOU OWN AND *
>> *ENJOY, **that is truly undervalued in the marketplace?*
>>
>> I WOULD LIKE TO FIND THE FOLLOWING CHEAPIES, WHICH TRULY ARE CHEAP:
>>
>>
>> THE LONG DARK HALL – 1951, rex harrison (half only)
>>
>> TOMORROW THE WORLD (insert or half)  (i paid about 40 for the OS this
>> year--bruce)
>>
>> TOMORROW IS FOREVER (half only)  (i paid 14.99 for the insert 5 years ago)
>>
>> SHADOW ON THE WALL (half only)  (i paid 18or20 for the insert with
>> shipping this year
>>
>>   from
>> a MOPO dealer friend)
>>
>> THE UNKNOWN MAN (half only)  (i paid 9.99 for the insert this year)
>>
>> EDGE OF DOOM ---need to see image
>>
>>
>>
>> maybe the dealers should list a few cheap posters on MOPO since ebay
>> fees might be a killer for these lesser titles.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> michael
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Re: [MOPO] Question re: a Package Returned from Italy

[pj angel]

This exchange from Mafia! comes to mind:
 
Anthony Cortino: Gianini... any Sicilian in you? 
Pepper Gianini: Not since last night. 
 
pj

--- On Mon, 9/28/09, Tom Martin  wrote:


From: Tom Martin 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Question re: a Package Returned from Italy
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Monday, September 28, 2009, 6:05 PM


by the way Folks My dads name is Thomas Marotta. from new York.  and My exs 
family on moms side is sicilian
and lives in Howard beach new YORK and they own a Funeral parlor.
and she was from Detroit originally.. ..
plus my moms granmother was  named Filamina from Italy...

so I have  quite a bit of Italian Blood on both sides...  like it or not

Plus some scottish and portugeses...



Greg wrote:

> My buddy Guido read Tom's note to Channing and muttered, "Che cosa un 
> bastardo! Tom Martin letto con i pesci !", just before he called an associate 
> in Toledo.
> Anyone heard from Tommy-boy recently?
> Greg Douglass
> Tom Martin wrote:certainly Channing I can answer this one.. since I speak 20 
> languages fluently and  am  a part time interpeter for the UN  and others... 
> Mulmar used me as a back -up recently
> 
>> 
>> anyways to cut to the Chase .. what the Italians are saying... in the NON 
>> amesso  statement  was
>> 
>> " sir your package was a mess !!!  we are returning it  to You  .. NO messes 
>> allowed..
>> they also said  " How dare you senda us a messa like a dis You yankee dog.." 
>> they went on to say.."  This a boxa looks like someone had a big spicy 
>> meataball  fly outta their Moutha
>> onto da package"    ... then they gave the international Italian sign for up 
>> yith the arm fist jesture..
>> 
>> I may be off by a few letters since my spelling ainta so Good in the 
>> translation..
>> 
>> hope that helps Channing..
>> 
>> International interpepter- Tom
>> 
>> channinglylethomson wrote:
>> 
>>> Perhaps someone on MOPO could explain what the phrase NON AMMESSO  means.  
>>> I sent a book to Italy by Priority mail a few months back.   The client 
>>> said they'd never received it and filed a claim with Paypal  saying 
>>> non-receipt.  I just got the package back today with a pink  sticker on it 
>>> that said RETOUR (RINVIO).  Checked below that box it  was marked NON 
>>> AMMESSO.  Does anyone know what happened to this  package from what I'm 
>>> describing?  Or what that phrase would mean in  this situation?  Any help 
>>> would be appreciated.
>>> 
>>> Thanks, Channing Thomson
>>> 
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Re: [MOPO] Thank You So Much Diane (Studio C)

[pj angel]

This is probably the nicest, and most sincere, post I have read in the 10-11 
years I've been on MoPo.
 
pj Angel
bigtownfilmposters.us

--- On Sat, 10/3/09, Jeff Herdan  wrote:


From: Jeff Herdan 
Subject: [MOPO] Thank You So Much Diane (Studio C)
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Saturday, October 3, 2009, 11:39 AM








I’m not starting this message with “Hi Diane” as we normally begin emails, but, 
if I may, I would like to start with:
 
Dear Diane,
 
I am a relative newbie to our hobby….I do not sell movie posters or lobby cards 
but try to limit my collecting to western posters and title lobbies.  
 
I started with posters from the 30’s of my heroes….Buck Jones (Ivory Handled 
Gun), Tim McCoy (Outlaw’s Paradise ) and Ken Maynard (The Unknown Cavalier 
insert from the 20’s) but found myself with a lack of wall space and my wife 
did not initially appreciate the art they represent.  OK so I had to turn to 
lobbies and had to curtail my purchases to title cards because there are so 
many….I converted my basement into the “Ranch” and surround myself with my 
heroes and also got Tom Mix, Rex Bell, Bob Custer, Bob Steele, Hoot Gibson...In 
other words I really opened my walls to all my favorite cowboys.  I really 
never bought any Horror posters or lobby cards.
 
OK, that’s me….but Diane (Studio C) THANK YOU so much for your efforts and 
information.  You have done the hobby an extremely big service.  Without your 
and the other people’s efforts we (the collectors) would not have any inkling 
as to the goings on behind the scenes.  
 
You deserve to be given the highest accolades and please, please do not pay any 
attention to members like buymovieposters.com who do not appreciate the service 
you have done.
 
I for one have the utmost respect and admiration for you and Studio C.
 
PS FYI, I bought the Buck Jones ‘Ivory Handled Gun’ poster several years ago 
from Bruce when he was on eBay.  I paid almost $1,600 for it.  It was linen 
backed and looks superb.  In Bruce’s description he noted that the linen 
backing was done “almost surely Igor Edelman”.  I was concerned about its 
authenticity and wrote to Bruce who assured me that it was an original.   
 
Again, Diane, thank you so much for all your efforts and please ignore anyone 
who criticizes you.  I shake my head with disgust that they can even do so.
 
My Best,
 
Jeffrey
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Re: [MOPO] Soupy Sales gets his last pie in the face at 83

[pj angel]

Damn! How sad! 
 
Soupy was part of my childhood, for sure. 
 
The Top 5: Captain Kangaroo, Howdy Doodie, Mr. Peepers, Sky King (Penny was 
HOT!), and Soupy.
 
"Sales recently fell backstage at a local Emmy awards show in New York and 
developed serious ailments after that, Dver said."
 
I knew it! Most modern TV shows are un-healthy and can kill you.
 
pj

--- On Fri, 10/23/09, Richard Halegua Comic Art  wrote:


From: Richard Halegua Comic Art 
Subject: [MOPO] Soupy Sales gets his last pie in the face at 83
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Friday, October 23, 2009, 1:21 AM


http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/23/soupy.sales/index.html

and remember kids, just go to your daddy's wallet or your mother's purse and 
send me those dollars 

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Re: [MOPO] CASABLANCA half sheet-no feedback ever posted

[pj angel]

I had to look that up.
 
Patina (pronounced /ˈpætənə/ or /pəˈtiːnə/) is a film on the surface of bronze 
or similar metals (produced by oxidation over a long period); a sheen on wooden 
furniture produced by age, wear, and polishing; or any such acquired change of 
a surface through age and exposure. On metal, patina is a coating of various 
chemical compounds such as oxides or carbonates formed on the surface during 
exposure to the elements (weathering). Patina also refers to accumulated 
changes in surface texture and colour that result from normal use of an object 
such as a coin or a piece of furniture over time.
 
It could be the seller is referring to the tape stain residue on the left 
border that have a bronze-like "patina". Yes. That's it.
 
pj

--- On Fri, 10/23/09, Jeff Potokar  wrote:


From: Jeff Potokar 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] CASABLANCA half sheet-no feedback ever posted
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Friday, October 23, 2009, 5:15 PM


ah yes.. 


the half sheet with the wonderful "patina"...


jeff







On Oct 23, 2009, at 4:06 PM, Paul Gerrard wrote:


 
On the subject of another possibly more genuine half sheet that was mentioned 
on MOPO previously, the $35 Notorious -  
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320430767855 - the 
seller received a negative for not going through with the sale.
 

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Re: [MOPO] UK Quad... Karloff/Price

[pj angel]

Only if you tear it in half.
 
-pj

--- On Fri, 10/30/09, Roger Kim  wrote:


From: Roger Kim 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] UK Quad... Karloff/Price
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Friday, October 30, 2009, 12:54 PM


It's a double feature poster, so isn't that only 500,000 pounds per movie?


-rk



On Oct 30, 2009, at 10:08 AM, Helmut Hamm wrote:


Needless to say that the price is completely ridiculous, but since eBay allows 
you to list a few items for free every month, it may have cost him nothing, 
and if the idea was to draw attention to his auctions, it apparently worked: 
He's now discussed on Mopo, for whatever that's worth... ;-)


Helmut


Am 30.10.2009 um 14:37 schrieb John Waldman:



Another one of Ebay's crack baby sellers.
Some people must have a lot of time on their hands to list something that will 
never sell at the listed price.
John W





From: Jeff Potokar 
To: mop...@listserv.american.edu
Sent: Fri, October 30, 2009 2:27:00 AM
Subject: [MOPO] UK Quad... Karloff/Price

priced at a cool £1,000,000.00-- for a FRANKENSTEIN 1970/HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL 
double bill?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Vincent-Price-HOUSE-ON-HAUNTED-HiLL-Quad-POSTER-Karloff_W0QQitemZ370281400296QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_DVD_Film_TV_Film_Memorabilia_LE?hash=item56367dc7e8



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Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / WILD WEST / ETC.

[pj angel]

I blew mine all up, too. With firecrackers. 
 
And burned all my G.I. Joes to make them into melting monsters.
 
My mother thought I was going to grow up to be a serial killer. She was greatly 
relieved when I veered onto the Meteorology career path instead.
 
pj

--- On Mon, 11/9/09, Richard Halegua Comic Art  wrote:


From: Richard Halegua Comic Art 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / 
WILD WEST / ETC.
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Monday, November 9, 2009, 1:13 PM


I blew all of mine up in the "Soldiers figurines VS the Aurora 
Monsters Models Battles"

I think the aurora monsters got the worst of it

: - )


At 11:54 AM 11/9/2009, Alan Adler wrote:
>Howdy All!
>
>Looking for metal toy figures - any scale - especially in box.
>Anybody have anything?
>
>Can also trade posters -
>
>Alan Adler
>Museum of Mom and Pop Culture
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Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / WILD WEST / ETC.

[pj angel]

Chris Elliott built a 2-Man Submarine in his bathtub in an GET A LIFE! episode 
long before CSI NY.
 
It was amusing.
 
pj
 
 

--- On Tue, 11/10/09, Richard Halegua Comic Art  wrote:


From: Richard Halegua Comic Art 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / 
WILD WEST / ETC.
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2009, 12:04 PM


yes it was CSI

the murderer killed the toy dealer who sold the submarines because he and his 
best friend - who was the girl next door - tried to use the sub and she 
drowned, setting the killer onto a life of vengenace... and the pursuit of 
another sub.. I think he hijacked the Red October later in life


At 06:39 AM 11/10/2009, Walton, Jeffrey wrote:

I think CSI (maybe NY, who knows there are so many) did an episode or two on 
how the cardboard submarine was the pinnacle reason of why a person was 
murdered… 
 



From: MoPo List [ mailto:mop...@listserv.american.edu] On Behalf Of Richard 
Auras
Sent: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 6:09 AM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / 
WILD WEST / ETC.
 
I really wanted those Civil War soldiers as a kid but there was one ad in the 
comic books that really always caught my eye and imagination.  I always wanted 
to get the Submarine that was big enough for 2 with a cost of $9.99.  Hindsight 
I am sure it was just cardboard but I would sure love to see some of the items 
that I dreamt about when read my comic books.  You also had the 3 full sets of 
fishing gear including tackle boxes, rods/reels and a gazzillion accessories 
for $12.95.  I would have had to sell a million issues of Grit (also a comic 
ad) to get that.  Wow.  you guys really have that mental way-back machine 
running on full speed for me (and I love it).
 
    Rick
www.ilovefilms.com
 


From: Bruce Hershenson 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Tue, November 10, 2009 3:41:14 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / 
WILD WEST / ETC.

Did any of you who were old enough to ever buy those "100 Civil War soldiers 
for $1" that were advertised on the back of DC Comics in the late 1950s? I kept 
begging my parents to get them, and my dad said they were sure to be total 
junk, but I knew better, and we ordered them, and they came and they were like 
each the size of my thumbnail, and they couldn't even stand, and there WERE 
total junk.

Not like those X-Ray Specs, which let me see inside my hand!

Bruce
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 12:16 AM, James Richard < jrl...@mediabearonline.com> 
wrote:
Rich and PJ,

Yes, that was one momentous battle for world domination, when we all pitched in 
and did our bit. Even though our soldiers had a tendency to melt into screaming 
blobs of flaming plastic goo when hit with any kind of heat ray, I do agree 
with Rich's overall analysis: As in the 1950's sci-fi movies, in the end the 
Army was victorious -- the monsters did get the worst of it (witness that today 
you can still buy the tiny soldiers new but not the monsters... unless you call 
those little overpriced Star Wars freakazoids real monsters. :)

pj angel wrote: 
I blew mine all up, too. With firecrackers. 
 
And burned all my G.I. Joes to make them into melting monsters.
 
My mother thought I was going to grow up to be a serial killer. She was greatly 
relieved when I veered onto the Meteorology career path instead.
 
pj

--- On Mon, 11/9/09, Richard Halegua Comic Art  wrote:



From: Richard Halegua Comic Art 

Subject: Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC WANTED - METAL TOY FIGURES / SOLDIERS / KNIGHTS / 
WILD WEST / ETC.

To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU

Date: Monday, November 9, 2009, 1:13 PM

I blew all of mine up in the "Soldiers figurines VS the Aurora 

Monsters Models Battles"


I think the aurora monsters got the worst of it


: - )



At 11:54 AM 11/9/2009, Alan Adler wrote:

>Howdy All!

>

>Looking for metal toy figures - any scale - especially in box.

>Anybody have anything?

>

>Can also trade posters -

>

>Alan Adler

>Museum of Mom and Pop Culture

 

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Re: [MOPO] OH GOOD GRIEF FART IN CHURCH ONCE AND EVERYONE CALLS YOU STINKY

[pj Angel]

*"Michael I PROMISE YOU, MOST sellers are one with Angels bringing joy,
happiness, and clever witticisms  and bon mots of knowledge and expertise
with enthusiasm and energy to collectors far and wide ..."*
**
 I couldn't have said it better.

 Happy B-Day Freeman!

 Bruce, just the mention of J.R. brings back a flood of memories. All good.
(Well, mostly good, anyway).

pj

(whoops! there I go coming out of lurkerdom...)

aside:* *Hey Bro, come on in. The water's fine.

On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 8:11 AM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> OR
>
> Verbally bitch slap a whiney know-it-all on MOPO on his tiresome and oft
> repeated declarations based on a single narrow and as written
> fallacious declarations  and when it makes them cry I am  a HARSH
MEANIE.
> Oh pooh!
>
> Michael if you can't substantiate then ..damn I can't think of a word
> that rhymes.
>  (And really all I want to talk about is THE DARK KNIGHT)
>
> BUT I NEED TO END THIS HERE
> (SCROLL TO DARK KNIGHT IF THE FOLLOWING CAUSES INFLAMATION)
>
> Michael's original posting
> Ron, your comment attests to the fact that UNBACKED, UNRESTORED is better.
> moreover, why back something due to minor flaws.  backed posters are
always
> suspect.
> Remember.wjen you buy INBACKED, UNRESTORED, YOU KNOW EXACTLY
> WHAT YOU ARE GETTING, AND THEY ARE WORTH A PREMIUM
> michael
>
> My sage and intelligent rebuttal - Is there a limit to the number of
moronic
> statements a Mopo member can make in a week?
>
> Michael  YOU WIMP  I know you are capable (besides proper conjugation,
> punctuation, subject and predicate)  of something clever but VICTIMIZED?
> That's so Jesse Jackson!  You could have come back with  (and I offer
these
> free of charge,  I am just that kind of guy)
>
> 1. Well I don't know how many posts  Freeman, but you just used one!
>
> 2.  Well gee Freeman show me a moronic statement,  bitch!
>
> 3.  Oh you tink you're so smart cuz you can spel.
>
> 4.  I will not dignify that with an answer  because I look stupid already
>
> 5.  Who the Hell do you think you are..Claude LItton?  I've read
his
> posts and you sir are no Claude Litton!
>
> 6. That's my opinion and say what you want but that's MY opinion.  (Of
> course I never pay a premium for pristine as everyone knows .   :)
>
>
>
> QUESTION? Were you paper backed at an early age?  Were you forced to
stretch
> canvas in a windowless basement in Idaho? Did  your Mom actually say to
you
> "Oh honey I wouldn't change a thing!"  Your constant  demonizing of linen
> backing said in absolutes I am finally calling you on.   NOTHING PERSONAL
I
> AM SO GLAD YOU'RE ON MOPO..I WISH OTHERS WOULD CHIME IN.  BUT AS A
> FRIEND  DUDE YOU'VE BECOME CURRY. A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY.
>
> First
> It is not a fact unrestored and unbacked is better.  There are
> countless rare one sheets, but more so French and Italian masterpieces of
> printing that require deacidification and backing to keep the inks
> from structurally eating the actual paper poster is printed on especially
> those pre-1960.   Michael  just throw out a number - of titles that
> represents.  Forget it you'll hurt yourself.  Its 11,612  potential
posters
> give or take I think maybe.
>
> Second
> Linen backed posters are not even slightly suspect because anyone can
> determine what has been done.  YOU DISPARAGE THE PROFESSIONALISM, ARTISTRY
> AND INTERGRTY OF THOSE GIFTED STEWARDS OF VINTAGE PAPER  with such an
> egregious insult  as well as dealers WHO INVEST WITH THEIR COLD HARD CASH
TO
> PRESENT A POSTER AT ITS BEST DETERMINING EXACTLY WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE AND
> TO WHAT DEGREE and REVEAL HONESTLY AS BEST THEY CAN AT TIME OF SALE, TRADE
> OR CONSIGNMENT.   Michael  I PROMISE YOU,  MOST sellers are one with
Angels
> bringing joy, happiness, and clever witticisms  and bon mots of knowledge
> and expertise with enthusiasm and energy  to collectors far and
> wide mostly far lately (Thank you Europe!).  .
>
> So Michael  get yourself two things no,  three things. ONE a hand held
black
> light for card stocks and TWO single halogen work lamp for posters.   The
> veil is lifted, clarity can be yours!  You can see with black-light the
> touch ups of even the most discreet and professional air brushing on card
> stock or other papers too opaque to have light pass through..With
> the halogen turn the poster facing the bulb and read the shadows that
> magically appear through the linen those shadows tell you touch ups, paper
> replacement, border repairs  and sometime a phone number for Althea  the
> Concession Girl who brings new meaning to  the question "extra butter?"
>
> The THIRD thing   a sense of humor.for God's sake I didn't
back
> over you with my jeep.  I am SAVING THAT FOR  JEFF  POTOKAR  :))
>
> To everyone who posted such lovely comments  you made my Birthday.Yes
I
> turned  52  yesterday.,DAMN!   NOW  MY ASS NEEDS BACKING
> discreet of courseDARIO!
>
>
>
> 

Re: [MOPO] Leaving Bad Feedback

[pj Angel]

And you Michael, how often have *you* ACTUALLY left negative feedback and
the reasons.

Just curious.

Me, I left only a couple of negs since 1998 for reasons of which I no longer
recall.

That's not to say I haven't been disappointed, or misled, buy an item
received, but have always been able to communicate with the seller to
resolve the transaction with either money returned, an replacement item, or
(in one case) credit on future auctions. That's happened a dozen or so
times.

And as a seller I found the best way to retain good relationships, and a
solid customer base, was to let the buyer keep the item they were
disappointed with and return all the money, including shipping. No questions
asked. That happened maybe 5 times over the years. It was amazing that after
I gave them that option, the item in question was no longer quite so
disappointing.

pj
bigtownfilmposters.us
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 10:58 AM, Patrick Michael Tupy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Michael, I left bad feedback for the first time and did it three times with
> three different Sellers.
> The reason:  They got paid on time, but never responded to email and never
> shipped the items.
>
> Ebay has suspended two of these Sellers.  So weird that they had great
> feedback right up to the
> time I'd purchased items.  Then they had a string of 8-10 Buyers leaving
> Neg feedback due to
> never receiving the items purchased.
>
> Claims filed, but I have even less faith in PayPal than I do in Ebay, so
> that $ is likely gone.
>
> Patrick
>
> ps: I should note that none of these Sellers were selling posters.
>
>
>  On Jul 17, 2008, at 6:47 AM, Michael B wrote:
>
> how often do you ACTUALLY leave bad feedback?  do you do it sparingly, and
> for what reason?
>
> deceptive description  grossly and deceptive?
>
> forever to ship or bad packahing causing damage?
>
> 
>
> ???
>
> ??
>
> ?
>
> michael
>
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[MOPO] Advances for DTESS (2008)

[pj Angel]

MoPo,

Found online tonight.

http://iconsoffright.com/news/2008/07/2_posters_from_the_day_the_ear.html

Certainly like the Gort advance better than the *Sphere*-Like image of the
first one.

The trailer looks kinda cool, too.

Still... what can you say?

Like em or not, you can't stop the sequels.

Robert Wise Rules!

pj

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Re: [MOPO] Wow... My collection must be worth more than I thought....

[pj Angel]

And don't forget Rick...

*Sign up as a New Customer and get 10% off your first purchase any time
during February 2008.*

Yeah, lots of credibility with this seller.

pj


On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 8:49 AM, Richard Auras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  Perusing the ebay items for items for my Lewis & Martin collection and
> came across this item:
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/Lobbycard-2G-Dean-Martin-Jerry-Lewis-Comedy_W0QQitemZ220186282127QQihZ012QQcategoryZ14890QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247
> The stated MSRP is $1399 so either the frame/matting is worth a heck of a
> lot or my L&M items are shooting up in price.  Plus how do you get a MSRP on
> an item that was not 'manufactured' for resale.  I better check my lobby
> card duplicates and see about getting them framed up before the market drops
> on them again  (tongue in cheek).
>
>   Rick
> www.ilovefilms.com
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Re: [MOPO] FS: Japanese Gappa

[pj Angel]

Nice site you got there Erich.

pj

On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Erich Linder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have a COO Gappa B2, extremely excellent unfolded condition, $695 +
> ship/ins.  True Excellent/NM with only a slight wrinkle area at the bottom
> right.  Probably one of the better examples in existence.
>
> Gappa B2 
>
> Contact me for more/higher res photos if desired.
>
> Erich
>
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Re: [MOPO] FS: DUEL Italian 1-panel SPIELBERG

[pj Angel]

Hi MoPo,

Just want to give thanks to Dave for a couple fantastic off-eBay
transactions. I purchased both from his excellent web site and had Dave send
one of the items directly to Dario (which D did) for backing (which D's
working on) and the other just arrived here, in the US, today.
Nicely packaged, I might add.

Many thanks there DR! Keep up the great work!

Your site makes my eyes happy.

pj Angel
www.bigtownfilmposters.us
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 11:59 AM, Dave Rosen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> For Sale at *www.posteropolis.com* <http://www.posteropolis.com/>:
> **
> *Duel *original 1971 Italian 1-panel.
>
> Spielberg's classic suspense actioner pitting ordinary guy Dennis Weaver
> against a murderous big rig driver!
>
> Originally intended and aired as a TV movie, it was released theatrically
> internationally, making it the director's first threatrically-released
> feature.
>
>  *Condition*: Very Good
>
> *Price*: $60.00
>
>  *Shipping*: $8 to the US and Canada, insurance included.
>
> *Picture*:
>
> http://posteropolis.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=57_65&products_id=1217
>
> Order directly from my website by going to the page above and clicking on
> Add to Cart.
>
> Your order will be processed quickly and securely via PayPal. (You need not
> necessarily have a PayPal account, all major credit cards are accepted.)
>
>  Buy it now! No bidding! No waiting! No buyer's premium!
>
> Speedy shipping!
>
> Thanks!
> Dave Rosen
> Posteropolis
> *www.posteropolis.com*
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[MOPO] DS - PLAYGIRL & TAKE ONE FALSE STEP

[pj Angel]

*MoPo D*irect *S*ale!

Two titles featuring a young and smokin' hot Shelley Winters.

*PLAYGIRL* (1954) Universal-International original Half Sheet.

Condition: Good+ (7+/10) Condition, One Vertical Fold!

Price: $40.00

Shipping: $9 to the US and Canada, insurance and tracking (in the
USA) included.

Image:
http://bigtownafterdark.tripod.com/id63.html

*TAKE ONE FALSE STEP* (1949) Universal-International original Half Sheet

Condition: Very Good! (8/10), Rolled, No Folds!

Price: $40.00

Picture:
http://bigtownafterdark.tripod.com/id72.html

Shipping: $9 to the US and Canada, insurance and tracking (in the
USA) included.

Take them both for $70!

eMail me for availability at [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or reply here, now).

First Come, first etc...

I accept PayPal.

A MoPo Direct Sale! No Hassles!

Thanks reading this far!

pj Angel
www.bigtownFilmposters.us <http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/>
hey bro!

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[MOPO] WANTED: Midnight Cowboy HS or WC

[pj Angel]

...with "X" Rating

Please let me know and I'll have the potential customer contact you.

pjA
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[MOPO] DS: Two Warner Bros 1940s LINEN Title Cards

[pj Angel]

*First, and more important than what follows, I echo Tom's concerns and good
wishes to Ed and Susan, and also add good wishes and thoughts to Joe B. in
NO and My Brother Fred in BR, who also could be in for a bit of blow. You
guys need to move north/northwest, maybe to Idaho. I'll make room.*
**
*Direct Sale from www.bigtownFilmposters.us
*
**
*Two Warner Bros. Linen Title Cards*
**
*BUSSES ROAR (1942)  11X14 Title Card*

Condition: Good+ (7+/10) Condition, Note lower left corner

Price: $25.00

Shipping: $8 to the US and Canada, insurance included.

Image:
http://bigtownafterdark.tripod.com/id31.html

I'll toss in that Scene Card shown below in the deal. Two cards total.

*ESCAPE FROM CRIME (1947) 11x14 Title Card*

Condition: Very Good! (8/10) - Minor issues.

Price: $25.00

Picture:
http://bigtownafterdark.tripod.com/id94.html

Shipping: $8 to the US and Canada, insurance included.

eMail me for availability at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

First Come, first etc...

I accept PayPal.

Still Available:

Prices reduced.

*Playgirl HS, Style B, 7+/10, $25.00 *
http://bigtownafterdark.tripod.com/id63.html

*Take One False Step, Style A, 8/10, $25.00*
http://bigtownafterdark.tripod.com/id72.html

Thanks for looking!

best,
pj,
btFp 

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Re: [MOPO] 20 Million Miles to Earth poster

[pj angel]

Never seen this image before, Jeff. Really. In 35+ years of collecting, I never 
seen this image. (I know: everyone else has seen it 1000s of times and I'm out 
to lunch). Wonder if this poster is displayed in the pressbook. Anyone?
   
  And I it has plenty of WOW Factor, imho. UBER-high priced, though.
   
  Here's your link using Tiny Url: 
   
  http://tinyurl.com/20million
   
  I think that will work a little better.
   
  Thanks for sharing! Good luck if you bid. 
   
  pj
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  

Jeff Potokar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  hi fellow mopo'ers,

i just saw this item on ebay... does this price seem right for this 
poster? it caught my eye as the photography and general layout of the 
imagery look just OK, in my opinion. the poster also lacks any real 
color or WOW factor.

again, asking this, as uninformed with regard to this poster for this 
title.

thanks, and look forward to any thoughts here on the forum.

jeff


http://cgi.ebay.com/20-Million-Miles-to-Earth-Authentic-Poster-100- 
MBG- 
NR_W0QQitemZ270269515339QQihZ017QQcategoryZ60331QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1Q 
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Re: [MOPO] 20 Million Miles to Earth poster

[pj angel]

Greetings again, my friends,
   
  Item ended at $6255.00. Buyer, ultimatecomfort, is a latex and foam mattress 
and pillows seller. 
   
  There's a joke in there somewhere.
   
  pj
   
  

Roger Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Um, I actually think the US Style A is a much better poster.  

  http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/posters/db/poster.asp?pid=7322
  

  I think the international poster is a pretty boring montage. And since when 
did "mint" posters have missing paper?
  

  -rk
  
On Sep 2, 2008, at 6:07 PM, pj angel wrote:

Never seen this image before, Jeff. Really. In 35+ years of collecting, I 
never seen this image. (I know: everyone else has seen it 1000s of times and 
I'm out to lunch). Wonder if this poster is displayed in the pressbook. Anyone?
   
  And I it has plenty of WOW Factor, imho. UBER-high priced, though.
   
  Here's your link using Tiny Url: 
   
  http://tinyurl.com/20million
   
  I think that will work a little better.
   
  Thanks for sharing! Good luck if you bid. 
   
  pj
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  

Jeff Potokar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  hi fellow mopo'ers,

i just saw this item on ebay... does this price seem right for this 
poster? it caught my eye as the photography and general layout of the 
imagery look just OK, in my opinion. the poster also lacks any real 
color or WOW factor.

again, asking this, as uninformed with regard to this poster for this 
title.

thanks, and look forward to any thoughts here on the forum.

jeff


http://cgi.ebay.com/20-Million-Miles-to-Earth-Authentic-Poster-100- 
MBG- 
NR_W0QQitemZ270269515339QQihZ017QQcategoryZ60331QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1Q 
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[MOPO] FS: DIE MONSTER DIE TRIFOLD ONE SHEET - OTHERS

[pj angel]

Hi all.
   
  Just listed on eBay. Low openers.
   
  BIG TOWN SCANDAL - Hillary Brooke One Sheet
  BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE (MILITARY) - Universal Horror
  THE CASE OF THE BABY SITTER - Tom Neal - Crime One Sheet
  BUSSES ROAR WARNER BROS. LINEN TITLE CARD
  DIE MONSTER DIE KARLOFF ONE SHEET (TRIFOLDED)
  ESCAPE FROM CRIME 19142 WARNER BROS. LINEN TITLE CARD
  EYES IN THE NIGHT EDWARD ARNOLD ATMOSPHERIC 1940S FILM NOIR/CRIME OS
  JOHNNY ANGEL UN-RESTORED NOIR ONE SHEET - GEORGE RAFT/CLAIRE TREVOR 
  MURDER WITHOUT TEARS CRAIG STEVENS FILM NO IR/CRIME
  TAKE ONE FALSE STEP WILLIAM POWELL & SHELLEY WINTERS NO IR HS
  PLAYGIRL SHELLEY WINTERS HALF SHEET - NICE!
   
  Good stuff and all 99 cent openers. 
   
  Please take a look and bid away!
   
  HTTP://search.eBay.com/_W0QQsassZbigtownfilmposters-us
   
  many thanks,
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Re: [MOPO] Who Is Your Linen Backer Of Choice?

[pj angel]

Dario. 
   
  Has always been my choice, always will.
   
  Therefore, I agree with Saul with a couple more "!"'s.
   
  pj

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  DARIO CASADEI!

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Re: [MOPO] Houston -- near the eye of the storm

[pj angel]

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/091747.shtml?hwind120#contents
   
  be safe.
   
  pj

Susan Heim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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on...stay safe!!
 
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Hey Earl and everyone else in Ike's path, 
  

  Take care of yourselves (and your pets).  Please let us know you're OK.  You 
have my prayers.
  

  Andrea
  

  
On Sep 11, 2008, at 4:37 AM, Captain Bijou wrote:

  Fellow MoPoers:
   
  Here in Houston we are bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Ike, which is due 
to make landfall as a category 3 storm on Saturday morning. We will begin 
feeling the effects of its approach tomorrow. 
   
  In 2005 it was Katrina and Rita. This year it's Hannah and Ike
   
  Initially, Ike was due to make landfall about 90 miles to the south of the 
Houston, Galveston area, but the latest models have moved us closer to center 
of the storm.
   
  Since we are located in the northern central part of the city, we will be 
riding this one out. 
   
  Prayers are gladly accepted.
   
  Best,
   
   
  Earl Blair
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Re: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC: IKE

[pj angel]

Kirby,
   
  I was working the weather radar at Bergstrom AFB in Austin when Hurricane 
Allen hit the Texas coast in 1980. I'll never forget the one tornado that 
created so much damage. But there were dozens of smaller ones.
   
  Your concerns for tornadoes are well founded. 
   
  Good news is that Ike, while strong, is no Allen. 
   
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Allen
   
  He was a bastard, for sure. From the Wiki article:
   
  In Texas, the storm surge was reported as high as 12 feet (3.7 m) at Port 
Mansfield, though it may have been higher because the highest surges occurred 
in unpopulated and unmonitored sections of the Texas coast. A peak wind gust of 
129 mph (208 km/h) was also measured at Port Mansfield. The storm caused 7 
deaths in Texas and 17 in Louisiana (most resulting from the crash of a 
helicopter evacuating workers from an offshore platform). Allen spawned several 
tornadoes in Texas. One tornado caused $100 million in damage when it hit 
Austin, Texas, making it the costliest tropical cyclone-spawned tornado in 
recorded history. Overall, however, the storm caused limited damage in the 
United States due to its suddenly diminished power and because its highest 
tides and winds hit a sparsely-populated portion of the Texas coast.[1]
   
  One bit of good news resulted from Allen's arrival -- it dumped 10 to 20 
inches (510 mm) of rain in south Texas, ending a summer-long drought during the 
Heat Wave of 1980. 
   
  Latest NWS forecast has it hitting south of Galveston, as a mid-range Cat 3 
(93-113 knots).
   
  Y'all take care.
   
pj
  
allen day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Howdy Curb,
   
  I agree that inland distance could be a factor, but it is a tough sell to the 
folks in Charlotte and environs, as Hugo (1989) blazed thru from the coast, 
toppling trees throughout the entire region; (my electrical power was out for 6 
days). The laws of supply and demand were never more evident, as chainsaws were 
selling for $500+, generators were topping out at $1500.
   
  A man with a portable stump grinder related to me that he had work scheduled 
2+ years in advance.
   
  Capitalism at it's best (or worst).
   
  ad
  

--- On Wed, 9/10/08, McDaniel Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  From: McDaniel Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [MOPO] OFF TOPIC: IKE
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 10:31 PM

Here in Texas we are casting a wary eye on Hurricane Ike.
  It looks as if we are going to catch it this time.  There may be
  some of you who are thinking that it's about time.  But that's
  another story.
  

  Anyway, Austin is about 200 - 250 miles inland from where this
  storm is supposed to make landfall.  The problem is that is bigger
  than a lot of states - about 300 miles across and has two more days to
  churn itself into fury over the Gulf of Mexico.  
  

  My cousin (who actually collects film posters, by the way) works
  for Kirby Corporation in Houston (no connection to yours truly) in the inland
  marine business, and I can tell you that the people who are very
  familiar with hurricanes are worried as hell.
  

  Here in Austin we expect this to be downgraded to perhaps a
  tropical storm by the time it gets here.  Still it could spin
  off some tornados and we could lose power.  If I get a tornado
  there could be movie posters all over East Austin.  
  

  If I see Elmira Gulch riding by on her bike (or Lance Armstrong)
  I'll let you know.
  

  Ya'll pray now!
  

  



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[MOPO] Closing Tonight...Die Monster Die, Johnny Angel, Busses Roar, Deadline For Murder, etc

[pj angel]

  Hi all.
   
  Closing tonight. 
   
  BIG TOWN SCANDAL - Hillary Brooke One Sheet
  BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE (MILITARY) - Universal Horror
  THE CASE OF THE BABY SITTER - Tom Neal - Crime One Sheet
  BUSSES ROAR WARNER BROS. LINEN TITLE CARD
  DIE MONSTER DIE KARLOFF ONE SHEET (TRIFOLDED)
  DEADLINE FOR MURDER 1946 FILM NOIR TITLE CARD
  ESCAPE FROM CRIME 19142 WARNER BROS. LINEN TITLE CARD
  EYES IN THE NIGHT EDWARD ARNOLD ATMOSPHERIC 1940S FILM NOIR/CRIME OS
  JOHNNY ANGEL UN-RESTORED NOIR ONE SHEET - GEORGE RAFT/CLAIRE TREVOR 
  MURDER WITHOUT TEARS CRAIG STEVENS FILM NO IR/CRIME
  TAKE ONE FALSE STEP WILLIAM POWELL & SHELLEY WINTERS NO IR HS
  PLAYGIRL SHELLEY WINTERS HALF SHEET - NICE!
   
  All have bids, save one. 
   
  PLUS A DOZEN OR SO TV SERIES ON DVD
   
  The Office, Season 1
  Babylon 5, Seasons 1 through 5
  SCTV 1, 2, 3
  Star Trek Fan DVDs
  Xena, Season 1
  Tales From The Crypt, Season 1
  others...
   
  Please take a look!
   
  HTTP://search.eBay.com/_W0QQsassZbigtownfilmposters-us
   
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[MOPO] WTB Touch of Evil Insert

[pj angel]

...for a customer.
   
  Please send all the standard info to me. I'll contact potential buyer.
   
  Take care!
   
  pj
   

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Re: [MOPO] fold lines...............pastel pencils?

[pj angel]

Michael, it appears like you're talking about...wait for it...a restoration 
process! 
   
  And we all know how you stand on that!
   
  Maybe Dario could give you some tips, or better yet, just send it to him. 
   
  He'll get rid of that nasty fold line. 
   
  That's my suggestion, anyway.
   
  
   
  pj

Michael B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
any suggestions to minimize the distraction of fold lines on half sheets 
and inserts?

i am talking about heavy folds..  pastel pencils???  non-oil base, i 
assume???

(i have an insert of THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE, with a prominent top fold.  there 
are no images in the area; it is red/orange background color with yellow 
letters.)



thanks
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Re: [MOPO] What are movies where EVERY time you see one flipping channels, you end up watching some or all?

[pj angel]

Bruce,
   
  I called in late for work today in order to finish watching THE MALTESE 
FALCON for at least the 20th time.  
   
  Falcon, and Bogie's THE BIG SLEEP, are two of my "irresistibles".
   
  They are, afterall, the stuff that dreams are made of.
   
  pj

Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  I was e-mailing with Freeman Fisher and he mentioned he had seen Hud at 
least a dozen times (and I know I have as well, because it is simply a 
wonderful movie). I have found that there are a select group of movies where 
EVERY time I see one of them while flipping channels, I say "I'll just watch a 
few minutes of this" (even if it is in the middle or near the end) but then I 
realize a great scene is coming up soon, and I think, "well, I have to watch 
that" and then there is another great scene coming up and then quite often I 
end up watching it all (and marveling just how great a movie I think it is)! A 
good example of this for me is "The Princess Bride" or "Cool Hand Luke", but 
there are lots of others.
   
  I was wondering, is this just true of me, or do many of you also have movies 
that you find "irresistible" to not start watching when you see they are 
playing on TV (even though you have seen them one or many times before)? And if 
so, what movies are they?
   
  Bruce

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Re: [MOPO] Paul Newman Dead

[pj angel]

Robert Benson's TWILIGHT (1998) had Newman carrying a film at 73 along side 
Gene Hackman and James Garner (two other greats) and it turned out to be one of 
the best films of the year. He certainly pulled it off. One of my favorite 
films, period. A must see.
   
  It was easy to imagine Newman playing a retired Lew Harper in the film.
   
  Damn, I'm going to watch it again right now!
   
  pj
  
Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  In listing my favorite "Paul Newman" movies, I forgot to mention Cat on a 
Hot Tin Roof, probably because I don't really think of it as a "Paul Newman 
movie" because of the incredible performances by Taylor and Ives. But it IS one 
of my all time favorites, for so many reasons.
   
  Too bad Paul Newman and Liz Taylor couldn't have had a kid together. I would 
think that their offspring would have almost HAD to have been incredibly 
handsome or beautiful!
 
Bruce


  On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 7:14 PM, allen day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are many, many movies that I enjoyed ... 3 of my favs:
 
  Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

  The Sting
  Cool Hand Luke
   
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[MOPO] FS: MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK LCs & FILM NOIR ITEMS

[pj angel]

Hi all.
   
  Just listed on eBay.
   
  UNDERCOVER MAISIE - Ann Sothern One Sheet
  DIE MONSTER DIE - KARLOFF - ROLLED HALF SHEET
  THE MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK - Three Preston Sturges Lobby Cards
  BLONDE RANSOM 1940S UNIVERSAL ONE SHEET
  THE LONG WAIT MICKEY SPILLANE ONE SHEET
  OUTSIDE THE LAW UNIVERSAL FILM NOIR ONE SHEET
  WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS Top Film Noir Lobby Card 
  SON OF ALI BABA Early Tony Curtis UNIVERSAL One Sheet
  THE WALLS CAME TUMBLING DOWN Top 1940s Columbia Film Noir One Sheet
   
  Others! 
   
  Plus Region 1 DVDs including the first three seasons of HOUSE and the three 
seasons of VERONICA MARS
   
  Good stuff and all 99 cent openers. 
   
  HTTP://search.eBay.com/_W0QQsassZbigtownfilmposters-us
   
  many thanks,
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Re: [MOPO] The flip side of people who complain we "over-pack"!

[Pj Angel]

Customers that complain to you about "over-packing" have (obviously) never had 
a package drenched in water or run over by a truck (complete with tire marks).
 
Don't change a thing Bruce.
 
pj
 

From: Bruce Hershenson 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 7:04 AM
Subject: [MOPO] The flip side of people who complain we "over-pack"!


We get some complaints from people who say we "over-pack", and that we should 
just use one piece of cardboard on each side and put that in a plain envelope!

On the other hand, we often read on forums like these about people who get 
posters packed like this and arrive mangled.

We sell all over the world, and many of our packages travel huge distances and 
get mislaid along the way, so we try to truly use "gorilla-proof" packaging.

Here is a case where it really paid off:

A customer from France contacted us that his package had gone missing. We 
replied that it almost surely would turn up before too long, because in most 
such cases the items are tied up in customs.

He just e-mailed to tell us the package arrived. Here is what he said:

"Somehow, somewhere in transit, the parcel must have gotten drenched in water 
or something. The parcel and inner cartons were visibly damaged but thanks to 
the meticulous packing you do, none of the posters got damaged. Once again I am 
more than satisfied with your overall service and I look forward to buy more 
and more stuff from your auctions!"

Of course the Postal Service provided him with no explanation of what occurred 
(perhaps it fell out of the airplane on the way over and was fished out of the 
ocean?), and no apology for drenching the package!

Bruce
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[MOPO] DR VOLLIN MD: BEHIND THE SCENES AT UNIVERSAL

[pj angel]

MoPo,
 
Mr. Poe has a treat for you (for us) Universal horror movie fans. He's dug deep into musty old archives and pulled out a number of very rare, never seen before (in most cases, anyway), behind the scenes 8x10 movie stills from Dracula, Frankenstein, Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man, Ghost Of Frankenstein, and more! 
 
Like, we're ALL invited to Dr V's house for a gud time! 
 
BYOB (Bring your own blood)
 
Last one there is a rotten corpse!
 
BEHIND THE SCENES AT UNIVERSAL WITH DR VOLLINhttp://www.houseofpoe.bigtownfilmposter.com 
 
Happy 2005 everyone!
pj
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Re: [MOPO] DR VOLLIN MD: BEHIND THE SCENES AT UNIVERSAL

[pj angel]

Bill,
 
What kind words. It's comments like yours that make it all worth while!
 
Thanks so much.
 
pjPlanetbiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:







Thanks Dr V and PJ (for hosting and posting).  Those are some great pics that I’ve never had the opportunity to see before.  I really appreciate that you also too the time to describe the scenes.  I’ve really enjoyed all of your articles in MCW as well.  
 
Thanks for helping to educate and entertain.
 
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MoPo,

 

Mr. Poe has a treat for you (for us) Universal horror movie fans. He's dug deep into musty old archives and pulled out a number of very rare, never seen before (in most cases, anyway), behind the scenes 8x10 movie stills from Dracula, Frankenstein, Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man, Ghost Of Frankenstein, and more! 

 

Like, we're ALL invited to Dr V's house for a gud time! 

 

BYOB (Bring your own blood)

 

Last one there is a rotten corpse!

 

BEHIND THE SCENES AT UNIVERSAL WITH DR VOLLINhttp://www.houseofpoe.bigtownfilmposter.com 

 

Happy 2005 everyone!
pj
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[MOPO] New Planet Mopo

[pj angel]

New year. New address. New direction.
 
Renewed engry. 
 
Look at it as Planet MoPo Redux, The Director's Cut, 2005 ReIssue
 
www.planetmopo.com
 
Tom Martin, do you want your own by-line monthly column? I think I can arrange this.
 
Roger Kim, Jerry MmFM, Zeev, Fred, Saul, Claude, Kirby, Greg, Yafet, Andrea, Abe, Judith, Dr. V, Darioc,  Phil, Todd, Michael G, Ralph, Paul Lorray, etc: pj say hey. 
 
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Re: [MOPO] Amazing!

[pj angel]

Tom,
 
Maybe they're not quite as uncommon as you think.
 
I was in Wal-Mart today and heard this over the speakers:
 
"Hello Shoppers! Fresh bread is available in the bakery on sale two for 99 cents. Pick up a couple of loaves for dinner. We also have a sale on 24-Sheets to BARBARELLA with Jane Fonda. Buy one and get a second at half price. Decorate a house or and entire apartment complex! Aisle 7: Cutlery, Vacuum Cleaners, and Movie Posters. The prices are always dropping at Wal-Mart. Thank you!"
 
When I got to Aisle 7 they were gone. Some toad-faced slob in pink stretch pants with a  sprayed-on lacquered beehive and two screaming brats in the cart grabbed the last two. That's so typical.
 
pj"Tom A. Pennock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hi Todd:
 
 It amazes me how you come up with these posters. Especially a 24 sheet!
 
Regards, Tom Pennock  
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Re: [MOPO] MPB lowers auction fees !

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EXCELLENT suggestion! 
 
Let's listen to Philipp. He's wise.
 
If not now, when?
 
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Maybe THIS IS THE TIME, to SAY GOODBYE to EBAY. We are such a small hobby, lets move to JR. Or lets move 50% of your EBAY offerings to Movie Poster Bid for a test run. Every beginning is challenging. We are talking about big ASS EBAY. I guess, everyone is sort of afraid of EBAY. I think EBAY will go up to 10% shortly. Why not? If I would be EBAY, I would do it. No competition. EBAY is smart, they go small in short periods. I guess I would also do the same. Welcome.
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[MOPO] Happy Birthday "Gomez" Taranto!

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I'd like to point out to the group that Glenn Taranto, famous son of Hackensack, New Jersey, star of The New Addams Family TV series (Gomez Addams!), and distinguished long-time member of MoPo, is having a birthday today?
 
http://www.imdb.com Type in "Glenn Taranto".
 
http://www.geocities.com/bigaddamsfan/ - Fan Club 
 
The New Addams Family: A Nice Way to Spend a Half-Hour
http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_television/59921
 
Have a Happy one, Glenn!
 
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Re: [MOPO] The Parnum Collection in MCW

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The Angel of Darkness has reVamped my website and has given it a newt look! -- drV
 
Indeed he has. 
 
It looks all wormy and ooky now. All deranged maniacs should approve.
 
www.houseofpoe.bigtownfilmposter.com
 
I hate P/C crashes...
 
pj:
der engel der dunkelheit
engelen av mørke
el ángel de la oscuridad
l'ange d'obscurité
黑暗的天使
the angel of darkness 
OH Yeah! Check out lastest version of www.planetmopo.com -- you'll be glad you wasted your time there. I was.
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Hey Gang! I want to thank Mrs. Monster Girl for the kind review. Much appreciated. Don't forget to read Nathalies' on going series in MCW. Her comparing and contrasting of Boris & Bela, or Bela & Boris, in their fine films together, makes for an interesting read. I believe she's covering "The Son of Frankenstein" in the current issue. If you don't subscribe, you can reach MCW at mcwonline or just google Movie Collectors World. Also my angel of darkness, PJ Angel of Big Town Film Posters has reVamped my website and has given it a newt look! Check it out. Unfortunately the "Parnum Collection" article will not be posted to my website, as it was lost in a P/C crash. So the only way to read it is through MCW. Ghoulishly yours drV 
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[MOPO] Point Blank/Get Carter/CHINATOWN/Film-Noir FS @ MPB

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MoviePosterBid.Com auctions closing in a few hours. 


MPB ID: angelsalley
CRIME ACTION...HUSTLE...1975 Burt Reynolds 22x28 Rolled HalfINVASION USA...1985 Action 27x41 Rolled One Sheet.ALAN LADD CRIME NOIR...13 WEST STREET COLUMBIA 27x41 OSBLOW OUT...JOHN TRAVOLTA BRIAN DePALMA 14X36 INSERTHURRICANE (1979) 22x28 Half Sheet - Rolled EYE OF THE NEEDLE (1981) 22x28 Half Sheet EMBRYO (1976) 22x28 Half Sheet - Rolled - Rock HudsonTAKE THE HIGH GROUND (1953 MGM) Richard Widmark Action 41x81RETREAT HELL! 1952 Warner Bros. Action 41x81 3-Sheet HELL SQUAD (1958) GREAT WW2 ACTION - WALLY CAMPO - AIP 27X41 OSCONDUCT UNBECOMING (1975) 22x28 Half Sheet - RolledTHE 5TH MUSKETEER (1979) 22x28 Half Sheet - RolledCOMES A HORSEMAN (1979) 22x28 Half Sheet - RolledTHE OFFENCE...1973 Sean Connery Sidney Lumet 14x36 Rolled InsertSEAN CONNERY One Sheet...CUBA 1979 UA...Brooke Adams CAPTAIN NEWMAN MD...1963 22x28 Rolled Half Sheet Gregory Peck SECRET FILE: HOLLYWOOD 27x41 OS...Tinsel Town Tabloid Scandals!
 NEO FILM-NOIR...THE BIG SLEEP Robert Mitchum 27x41 Rolled OS AMSEL CLASSIC 1940s FILM-NOIR...C-MAN...1949 Dean Jagger 27x41 OS
CLASSIC FILM-NOIR/CRIME...BEDEVILLED...Anne Baxter 27x41 OSFritz Lang's Classic NOIR...THE BLUE GARDENIA...Baxter/Burr OSCHINATOWN...Jack Nicholson...27x41 ORIGINAL RELEASE 1974 US OSMichael Caine 1971 CLASSIC CRIME...GET CARTER... 22x28 Linen HSMGM FILM-NOIR...MYSTERY STREET...Striking 27x41 OS on LINEN Beautiful RKO FILM-NOIR...HUNT THE MAN DOWN...27x41 One Sheet Lee Marvin Classic CRIME...POINT BLANK ...1967 22X28 LINEN HSIMPACT Brian Donlevy and Ella Raines...Classic FILM-NOIR 27x41 OS Cleo Moore FILM-NOIR...STRANGE FASCINATION...13x30 DayBillPICNIC 1955 Holden/Novak Classic...22x28 Original Release HS THE JUNGLE PRINCESS 1936 Dorothy Lamour And Tiger Image 11x14
BIG TOWN 1946 SEVEN 11x14 LOBBY CARD LOT Reed BrookeBIG TOWN AFTER DARK 1947 Philip Reed Hillary Brooke...3 LCs BIG TOWN SCANDAL 1947 TWO 22x28 Half Sheets and SIX LCsI COVER BIG TOWN 1947 Philip Reed Hillary Brooke SIX LCs
Lobby Card Lot...83 11X14 LOBBY CARDS...1930s to 1950s20 27X41 One Sheet Lot...1950s to 1970s...Folded - Dealer's Special
Thank you!
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[MOPO] FA @ MPB: Point Blank/Get Carter/CHINATOWN/Film-Noir

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(Whoops! My TAGS were wrong...)
 
MoviePosterBid.Com auctions closing in a few hours. 


MPB ID: angelsalley
CRIME ACTION...HUSTLE...1975 Burt Reynolds 22x28 Rolled HalfINVASION USA...1985 Action 27x41 Rolled One Sheet.ALAN LADD CRIME NOIR...13 WEST STREET COLUMBIA 27x41 OSBLOW OUT...JOHN TRAVOLTA BRIAN DePALMA 14X36 INSERTHURRICANE (1979) 22x28 Half Sheet - Rolled EYE OF THE NEEDLE (1981) 22x28 Half Sheet EMBRYO (1976) 22x28 Half Sheet - Rolled - Rock HudsonTAKE THE HIGH GROUND (1953 MGM) Richard Widmark Action 41x81RETREAT HELL! 1952 Warner Bros. Action 41x81 3-Sheet HELL SQUAD (1958) GREAT WW2 ACTION - WALLY CAMPO - AIP 27X41 OSCONDUCT UNBECOMING (1975) 22x28 Half Sheet - RolledTHE 5TH MUSKETEER (1979) 22x28 Half Sheet - RolledCOMES A HORSEMAN (1979) 22x28 Half Sheet - RolledTHE OFFENCE...1973 Sean Connery Sidney Lumet 14x36 Rolled InsertSEAN CONNERY One Sheet...CUBA 1979 UA...Brooke Adams CAPTAIN NEWMAN MD...1963 22x28 Rolled Half Sheet Gregory Peck SECRET FILE: HOLLYWOOD 27x41 OS...Tinsel Town Tabloid Scandals!
 NEO FILM-NOIR...THE BIG SLEEP Robert Mitchum 27x41 Rolled OS AMSEL CLASSIC 1940s FILM-NOIR...C-MAN...1949 Dean Jagger 27x41 OS
CLASSIC FILM-NOIR/CRIME...BEDEVILLED...Anne Baxter 27x41 OSFritz Lang's Classic NOIR...THE BLUE GARDENIA...Baxter/Burr OSCHINATOWN...Jack Nicholson...27x41 ORIGINAL RELEASE 1974 US OSMichael Caine 1971 CLASSIC CRIME...GET CARTER... 22x28 Linen HSMGM FILM-NOIR...MYSTERY STREET...Striking 27x41 OS on LINEN Beautiful RKO FILM-NOIR...HUNT THE MAN DOWN...27x41 One Sheet Lee Marvin Classic CRIME...POINT BLANK ...1967 22X28 LINEN HSIMPACT Brian Donlevy and Ella Raines...Classic FILM-NOIR 27x41 OS Cleo Moore FILM-NOIR...STRANGE FASCINATION...13x30 DayBillPICNIC 1955 Holden/Novak Classic...22x28 Original Release HS THE JUNGLE PRINCESS 1936 Dorothy Lamour And Tiger Image 11x14
BIG TOWN 1946 SEVEN 11x14 LOBBY CARD LOT Reed BrookeBIG TOWN AFTER DARK 1947 Philip Reed Hillary Brooke...3 LCs BIG TOWN SCANDAL 1947 TWO 22x28 Half Sheets and SIX LCsI COVER BIG TOWN 1947 Philip Reed Hillary Brooke SIX LCs
Lobby Card Lot...83 11X14 LOBBY CARDS...1930s to 1950s20 27X41 One Sheet Lot...1950s to 1970s...Folded - Dealer's Special
Thank you!
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Re: [MOPO] Lions and tigers and bears...

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"SARCASTIC OPINIONATIVE PIECE 101: PRACTISING THE CONCEPT OF IRONY"
Assessment of Lesson #3: "Write a short piece of ironic writing in the form of sarcasm for your chosen topic and aim to get your point of view on the issue across to the reader in a comical, or ironic, way."
 
Outcome Assessment for post "Lions and tigers and bears...": Grade 9 out of 10: VERY HIGH --  Author's experimentation with sarcastic language was very suitable to topic chosen throughout the piece of writing and demonstrates subtlety. Work also demonstrated that much effort was made to attempt all tasks set, with some originality and extra initiative.
 
The BEST OF JR: The Poster Curmudgeon can be enjoyed at the new www.planetmopo.com website; where I've just taken a bunch of his stuff and listed it alltogether on one page so you can OD on his curmudgeon-y writings all in one sitting without searching around for them. (All without his permission, I might ad!! HA!!) That's me, Mr. Helpful, and a credit to my race.
 
pj
 
BIG NEWS FROM DR. VOLLIN MD FORTHCOMING. MORE TEASING NON-DETAILS COMING SOON! New webaddress for International House of Poe (iHop):
www.houseofpoe.planetmopo.com -- carve it in your brain. Before he does for real. 
 
Thank yew
 
J R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Now... now... fellas, let's play nice. Let's have no casting of aspersions. No one shills, that's paranoia on the part of losing bidders. No one ever overpays for anything -- you can always just not bid, right? It's been proven by government laboratories that the fact is that everyone has better packaging, pictures and descriptions than everyone else. Heritage buffs are out in force lauding the catalog and asking leading questions about the upcoming event... Bruce backers will be doing the same shortly as his next event approaches... And the idea that someone (men in yellow coats, perhaps?) might shill bid on multiple items using a portfolio of identities developed over the years without the knowledge of any given Auctioneer or Auction House, why that's just science fiction. They would know if someone tried that. Just how I don't know personally, but I'm sure they must have some way and so can reassure us with absolute certainly t!
 hat it
 can't happen here. Private auctions are for our own protection -- privacy is a good thing (it says so in the U.S. constitution). The suggestion that private auctions might somehow be used to hide something is just sour grapes on the part of those who can't afford to pop for another couple hundred bucks on that last bid. Copying someone's format is the sincerest form of flattery, after all. As for the best strategy to employ when bidding on a crazy format of "now you see it on eBay... whoops,  now you don't... but hey, look, it's actually closing over here somewhere tomorrow..." ? Oh come now, you really want to know my thoughts on bidding on an setup like that? Look, it just so happens that everyone almost always overpays at these Major Events for almost everything because... well... because that's just the way it is. Big-time auctioneers and auction houses are the long-suffering, beneficent GODS of !
 the MOVIE
 POSTER UNIVERSE and the rest of us should just shut up and open our wallets and kiss our bank accounts goodbye. Bidders are such ingrates and cry babies.
 
-- JR... in full Work demonstrates that much effort was made to attempt all tasks set, with some originality and extra initiative mode and not feeling apologetic about it at all, folks... 
 "He's had his three posts for the day, get him outta here!"
 "Forget about it, Jake... It's MOPOtown..."
 
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[MOPO] POINT BLANK Linen HS at MPB/New Links

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Now at www.MoviePosterBid.Com 
 
http://www.movieposterbid.com/search_seller.asp?nsearch=hollywoodfilmposters.com
 
POINT BLANK Lee Marvin Classic CRIME 1967 22X28 LINEN HSTHE JUNGLE PRINCESS 1936 Dorothy Lamour And Tiger Image LCTHE BLACK WINDMILL 1974 MICHAEL CAINE/DON SIEGEL 27x41 ONE SHEET DREAM GIRL...1948 PARAMOUNT...BETTE HUTTON... 27x41 ONE SHEET THE DROWNING POOL 1975 WB PAUL NEWMAN 41X81 THREE-SHEETTHE DESERT HAWK 1950 U-I YVONNE DeCARLO 27X41 ONE SHEET ACROSS 110TH STREET 1972 UNITED ARTISTS CLASSIC 70s CRIME HS THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER...1943 COL... 27x41 ONE SHEET SHACK OUT ON 101 1955 Allied Artists Lee Marvin/Terry Moore 27x41 I LIVE ON DANGER 1942 Paramount Jean Parker Chester Morris 27x41 TORPEDO BOAT (1942 Paramount) Jean Parker Richard Arlen 27x41 OSSHADOW OF THE CAT 1963 UNIVERSAL ...KITTY HORROR...27x41 OS TOMB OF LIGEIA 1965 AIP CORMAN/PRICE HORROR 27x41 ONE SHEET SHARPSHOOTERS 1938 FOX Brian Donlevy CLASSIC DAREDEVILS 22x28 KLUTE 1971 WARNER BROS FONDA/SUTHERLAND CLASSIC 70s CRIME HSSTRANGER I!
 N TOWN
 1957 ASTOR 22x28 HALF SHEETDATE WITH DISASTER 1957 ASTOR 22x28 HALF SHEET STRANGE FASCINATION 1952 COLUMBIA SEXY CLEO MOORE OZ DB BLOW OUT 1981 JOHN TRAVOLTA/BRIAN DEPALMA 14X36 INSERT TRUE CONFESSIONS 1981 UA ROBERT DUVAL/DE NIRO 14X36 INSERT THE GREAT SIOUX UPRISING 1953 U-I JEFF CHANDLER 14X22 WC A GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK 1942 DONLEVY/FOSTER/HOPKINS 11x14 LC GANG-BUSTERS 1954 11x14...COOL COPS SHOOT-EM UP SCENE...11X14 CARD EMBRACEABLE YOU 1948 WB DANE CLARK 11x14 FILM NOIR TITLE CARD I LOVE TROUBLE CLASSIC 1948 COLUMBIA FILM NOIR 11X14 CARD #8 
 
New MPB ID: HollywoodFilmPosters.ComNew email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]New web site: www.pjFILM.photosite.com aka www.HollywoodFilmPosters.Com
 
If you are into links please add one or the other URLs above to your site. If you still have an old bigtownfilmposter link, please remove it and replace. If you are looking for a FREE web site, check out www.photosite.com. Free up to 150 images, anyway.
 
This is my first post after a very nasty computer virus melted my home pc hard drive, corrupted all my backup disks, and destroyed about 6 years of hard work. Not only was I affected, but Dario, and especially DrV, were hard hit as I lost their sites of which I was webmaster. Dario bounced back nicely on his own (looks great, D!), but DrV lost years of online articles. That is my biggest regret of this entire unpleasant experience. I'll make it up to him one day, somehow.
 
I am using pc at work now until such time I feel like readdressing the home pc issue. As such, the work pc is a Government-owned computer, and in an effort to make every 8 hours work an even more miserable experience, most of the fun web sites have been blocked. Like eBay. No longer can I access the site directly, nor can I access the eBay links you provide. It's quite possible that I am the only MoPo member unable to go to the very site we all talk about. 
 
At the moment I am not too terriblely upset with this developement. I do miss not being able to access my eBay ID(s) and just looking around over there. But, Tel est la Vie. I'll cope.
 
So, for the time being, it appears I will be relying on mailing lists, MCW, Heritage Auctions, direct MoPo sales, your web sites, friends bidding my behalf, etc. If you have a mailing list please add [EMAIL PROTECTED] to it. If you have a web site to share, please provide a link. 
 
Whoever you are, I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.
 
Special HI's to Dario, theCooCoos, DrV, JR, FF, CL, RK, KMcD, GT, SHCPhD, JoBoinNo, EdS, PhilE, JtheKK, and Bro and K in BR (Sweet 16!) .
 
the pj
Happy 4th!
 
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Re: [MOPO] >>>>> the BACK of the poster

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MB,
 
Most sellers I've dealt with don't even mention the condition of the back. It's hard enough dealing with the front. I don't consider back conditions much either when selling, or buying.
 
I've purchased from Deke and Bruce and Fred and Hazelton and...etc, etc, etc and received items with stuff written on the back never mentioned by these reputable sellers. It probably never occured to them to bring it up. It never bothered me. I have never looked at a poster and wondered what the back side is like.
 
...So, if you see a poster with substantial, substantial, substantial writing on the back AND IT DOES NOT BLEED THROUGH, would you buy it ???...    
 
Sure. I would. But if it really bothered me I'd give it to Dario to linenback and restore.
 
Good question, btw.
 
pj 
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   please respond to the MOPO list and me directly, since i, and all aol users, have been having a problem getting MOPO email    (i have to read MOPO through their good archive page), but i can send wuth no problem.
ooo
ooo
 
ISSUE:   Does the condition of the back of a poster matter?  by that i mean, does substantial writing on the back of a poster affect the price?    we have all seen that often the back of a poster has been used to announce someone's birthday party, or even an upcoming event or movie.   So, if you see a poster with substantial, substantial, substantial writing on the back AND IT DOES NOT BLEED THROUGH, would you buy it ???  
 
 
 
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Re: [MOPO] Mail Delivery Problems UPDATE

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Hi Phil, DKinSD, 
 
All,
 
I've add the following statement to all MoviePosterBid.Com auctions:
 
eMails to AOL accounts are bouncing back or D.O.A. If you have an AOL email address you must PayPal within 24 hours of auction ending on your own and notify me of payment intent (paypal or that you are mailing payment) at email [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Please take it upon yourself to do so. I am not ignoring you. You have a major problem with your AOL account. If I do not hear from you within 24 hours of auction ending, the auction is null and void. pja
 
However, I'm thinking about shortening the statement a bit to read:
 
If you use AOL please do not bid.
 
pj 
 
Phil Edwards Cinema Arts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Scott - Clearly a problem and AOL seems right in the middle ofit. After my last post I got an email from Freeman saying he'd receivednone of my mail and that the message I poster on MoPo had been sent onto him by a friend.So I replied to him about that, stripped out all the links he'd askedfor to look at some posters, made sure there were no "offensive" wordsor ones that could be construed that way y some AOL filters and sent itoff into the ether and asked Freeman to contact me if he got it. So farnothing.No doubt some AOL users may get this, maybe not. Maybe Freeman will beone of them, maybe not. I certainly won't be opening an AOL accountsimply for the express purpose of being able to communicate with peoplewho use AOL.Isn't there something about Free Speech somewhere that is covered by this?Phil!
 Scott
 Burns wrote:> MoPo'ers:>> I'm still working with American U on our delivery problems. There is> still a problem with subscribers who receive their posts in DIGEST> mode. I have also contacted AOL on their blocking of listserv mail,> but so far no progress to report.>> I wish I had more concrete news to report. Stay tuned.>> Scott> MoPo List Owner>> Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com>> ___>> How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List>> Send a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>> In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L>> The author of this message is solely responsible for its content.>Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at
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[MOPO] BLONDE ICE (1948) On Auction @ MPB.Com Lobby Card #2

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Blonde Ice 1948 Film Noir 11x14 Lobby Card, Card #2 from set.
 
On Auction @ MoviePosterBid.Com
 
Robert Paige - Leslie Brooks
 
Third best card in the set? That LC C/U with Brooks on the stairs with the gun is a knockout!
This isn't it.
 
Link:
 
http://www.movieposterbid.com/itemdetl.asp?id=8744
 
Closes tonight. AOL members need not bother.
 
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[MOPO] FS: DANGEROUS BLONDES 1948 LINEN OS/JACK HOLT LCs/New btFp WebSite

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Hello MoPo Friends,

My web site project is as over as it's gonna be, I suppose. Not much more I can 
do with it other than add new stuff each month. Since I have all this free time 
now it's time to jump back in the MoPo fray now and then. I'm pleased to be 
active again.
 
The bigtownFilmposters website is now at www.pjAngel.com. All prices are 
negotiable, btw. (That's an on-going project: getting things priced correctly).
 
World-wide postage is free for all orders. If you are a MoPo member then you 
have an automatic 20% discount on all items, all the time. I accept PayPal and 
the site offers a convenient PayPal checkout. If you know of someone who loves 
vintage posters please pass along my web address to them. If you own an web 
site and want to exchange links, I'll be pleased to do that, too. (Kirby, Phil, 
et all...)

If you'd like to receive a monthly newsletter type of thing with site updates 
and auction news please send me your email address.
 
At eBay auctions. 
 
11 new items will begin on the evening of May 17th and run for five days, 
ending on the 22nd of May.
 
DANGEROUS BLONDES 1948 ONE SHEET ON LINEN
THE GREAT PLANE ROBBERY 1940 JACK HOLT ONE SHEET
CRASH DONOVAN 1935 JACK HOLT TITLE CARD
I LIVE ON DANGER 1942 CHESTER MORRIS/JEAN PARKER ONE SHEET
BLACK MOON 1933 AN AMAZING PORTRAIT LOBBY CARD WITH JACK HOLT & FAY WRAY
AWAKENING OF JIM BURKE 1935 JACK HOLT TITLE CARD 
AWAKENING OF JIM BURKE 1935 JACK HOLT PORTRAIT CARD
HELL'S ISLAND 19331 JACK HOLT PORTRAIT CARD
THE UNWELCOME STRANGER 1934 JACK HOLT PORTRAIT CARD
WHITE SHOULDERS 1931 JACK HOLT/MARY ASTOR PORTRAIT CARD
UNDER SUSPICION 1935 JACK HOLT CLOSE-UP ACTION LOBBY CARD
 
eBay ID: p.j.angel
 
http://members.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=p.j.angel

Here is the link to view all items on auction, or soon-to-be on auction.

http://www.gallery1.bigtownfilmposters.org/id115.htm

Best regards,
PJ,
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Re: [MOPO] Shill or Real

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Yikes! The shat just hit the fan. 

I might point out that one of eMovieposter.com's brillant promotions for 
auctions is if one bids on, like, 200 auctions (the number changes) and wins, 
the bidder gets a complete set of BH poster books. 

jonesdog4, being real and all, may be trying for a set of BH books. God knows 
he/she has spent enough to purchase 100 sets, it seems, with just a quick 
glance of the bidding history. 

eMovieposter.com has always attracted bidders like this. Bidders that other 
sellers (p.j.angel, for one) only wish they had. 

pj

eBay ID: "p.j.angel"
new web site: www.b-crime.com (specializing in Film Noir and Crime stuff)
new eBay store: http://stores.ebay.com/The-Dark-Past

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[MOPO] How to PROMOTE MPB on your "About Me" eBay Page

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thus:     http://members.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=p.j.angel     It would be cool if others mentioned MPB on their "About Me" page, too.     Like most eBay store owners on this forum (mine is a whole 2 months old) mulling over the sting of yet another eBay betrayal and trying to decide to jump ship or not, Rich and I had an eMail exchange concerning keeping a store front on both eBay and MPB. Using eBay to drive more poster collectors over to MPB. We both seem to agree that having storefronts on both might be beneficial. Thus, the new "About Me" page re-do. Right now I'll continue the eBay Store while planning the opening of Big Town Branch #2 on MPB. As long as I can afford eBay's, I'll keep it.      Why am I not just bailing
 eBay? Is any MoPo Storefronter bailing because of the latest betrayal? I'd like to hear about it. My problem with bailing right now (and others may agree with me here) is I'm doing pretty darn well as a eBay storekeeper. People are actually visiting my store and purchasing my items. Yes, I'm selling stuff without going through the eBay "core" auction format. Wherein lies the whole problem for eBay. Too bad for them. They created this monster, they must learn to co-exist.But they won't. They can't. They don't know how. eBay will end up killing mine and other's stores eventually, but for now I'll stick with the worse landlord since Snidely K. Whiplash.      MPB Special Event is alot of fun thus far. TONS of great stuff. I wasn't part of the "EVENT" initially, but I know a good thing when I see it and I can be good at band wagon jumping, so with Rich's sufferance, (Thanks Rich. Party On!) I listed 20+
 items that sorta fit in to the theme and aura of the thing, all closing Sunday evening when all the other great stuff closes.     http://www.movieposterbid.com/search.asp?nsearch=bigtownfilmposters.us     Speaking of "aura"...      WTB...     THE AURA (aka El Aura) and STREELIGHT (2007).     Thanks to Fred for the MPB text on my About Me page. I could of written my own text, but hell, why mess with perfection?     cheers     pjAngel   
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Re: [MOPO] Question About EBAY Store and Tony Blair!

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Channing,     I tried this yesterday with ten fixed-price items that were going to end within 24 hours.      I wanted to change the "List until Cancel" (where your item is automatically relisted every 30 days) to simply "List for 30 days" where when it's over, it's over, without automatic renewal.      No way to change the duration. I only ended the 10 items I was experimenting with and lost my fees. They currently sit within my "Items Not Sold" file.     It appears to me that eBay has all the angles figured out. I was just trying to change the duration of my 10 items and the only way to do it was to completely cancel/end the auction(s) and start over, thus losing the initial listing fees. If I want to relist them, well, guess what? New fees back into eBay coffers. I just paid them
 double.     This isn't exactly what you are suggesting, I know. But, eBay has it all figured out.     Those sellers using the "List Until Cancel" option (as I do) on their items have themselves in a corner and will not be able to change the duration unless they complete END the auctions and start over.     If anyone knows otherwise, please let me/us know.     Say HI to Tony for me.      pjchanninglylethomson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  First off -- I was wondering if any of the MOPO members have decided to list their store items for thirty days without doing the automatic renewal. It seems to me this might be a way to avoid some of the increased store fees. In other words,
 list the item for a thirty day period, then re-list them just before the data falls off EBAY some 60 days after the termination of the listing. Just an idea, any thoughts? Problems with this idea?Second -- Tony Blair of the UK is visiting San Francisco tomorrow. Former Republican Secretary of State George Schultz lives a block from me and he will be hosting a lunch for the Brit with his wife, socialite Charlotte Maillard. I'm hoping to get a glimpse of the motorcade. Security should be high!Channing Thomson in San FranciscoVisit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com___How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing ListSend a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-LThe author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
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[MOPO] STOP! MPB Results

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EXCELLENT Q, Toochis.      Why do all I hear is crickets? If only we could get half the replies to your questions that Mel Talk generated today.     Rich, I hope, will come in with the final figures, but it looks like 30K total, or so. Wow. That's a bunch. Abe, John Reid, and Rich all three carried the thing, but I jumped on board and ended up selling a few items, too. Thanks to the three of them for allowing me to "crash" the event. They could of raised a stink, I guess, had they felt "threatened". (LOL! Threatened by ME! Har! That will be the day...)     Too bad many of the reserves were not realized. Lessons learned, perhaps, for the next event auction? Keep the reserves (if you're gonna have them) reasonable. I don't suggest giving posters away, but $65 for a Sarong Girl should had been enough, I would think.      I won a couple of things, too: Murder Is My Business LCS and the OS to DULCY with Ann Sothern (love her).     Anyone else score something on MPB? How about you Toochis?     pj  bigtownfilmposters.us Toochis Morin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  How did people do on the Movieposterbid auction?ToochisWalter Reuben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   I think we were better off when we were commenting on all those fabulous six sheets that
 Kirby McDaniel has for George Arliss remakes before this detour into non-movie poster territory.     Walter  - Original Message -   From: Kirby McDaniel   To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU   Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 2:43 PM  Subject: [MOPO] STOP  OK, back to movie posters. Kirby McDaniel  MovieArt Original Film Posters  P.O. Box 4419  Austin TX 78765-4419  512 479 6680  www.movieart.net  Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com
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Re: [MOPO] What stars always sell?

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Mel Gibson?     The gals of 1940s-1950s Universal: Maureen O'Hara, Yvonne DeCarlo, Piper Laurie,   Maria Montez, etc. seem to always sell. Agree with Lenny: Audie always sells. Audie's best stuff is from Universal, too.     Esther Williams' MGM Musicals. Can't win one of those. Unless it's Duchess of Idaho, which is lame. Skirts Ahoy, anyone?     Bogart. Ladd. Powell. -- 1940s tough guys sell. Always.     Karloff. Lugosi. Chaney, etc. Nuff said, there.     That's 11, 12 can't miss people.     pj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Hi Nathalie, 
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Re: [MOPO] How new pictures can ruin the old picture in your mind

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Have anything to say about movie posters?     I do. What the hell was the reserve on that JOSETTE one sheet? Richie?     That Simone Simon was a cutie pie when she was young.  Nice one sheet, that.     pj  JR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Sigh... so now we've moved from ranting about Mel Gibson's private life...to another useless round of Bush/anti-Bush bashing... and now a few people want to perpetrate a thread ragging on Bridget Bardot's politics? What a bore. While we do occasionally stray off-topic on MOPO, this is getting ridiculous. Rich's comment on Bardot
 was a wistful one about how the recent picture of Bardot affected his own boyhood image of her... nothing to do about her politics what so ever, but in the charged atmosphere following the Gibson/Bush flare-up, others immediately started misinterpreting and responding to his innocent comment with politically-correct outrage. Those who posted flames against Rich with that knee-jerk reaction need to mellow out a bit on their own politically-correct ax grinding and pause to think about what someone is actually saying before jumping on them for something they didn't mean and didn't say. Why not take this Bardot-bashing over to one of those "other forums" that people who only post off-topic rants are always raving about being so wonderful, where it might interest someone? Have anything to say about movie posters?     -- JR   Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com 
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[MOPO] FA: Items on Auction Closing Tonight

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Happy Saturday all,     Pre-1940s Lobby Cards closing tonight...     WHITE SHOULDERS 1931 RKO JACK HOLT MARY ASTOR C/U LC  TRAPPED IN THE SKY 1939 JACK HOLT CRIME TITLE CARD  THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. MEADE '38 COLUMBIA JACK HOLT LC  SHADOWS OF SING SING 1933 COLUMBIA CRIME LOBBY CARD  REFORMATORY 1933 JACK HOLT CRIME LOBBY CARD #1  REFORMATORY 1933 JACK HOLT CRIME LOBBY CARD #2  I'LL FIX IT 1934 JACK HOLT MONA BARRIE LOBBY CARD #3  I'LL FIX IT 1934 JACK HOLT MONA BARRIE LOBBY CARD #4  A DANGEROUS AFFAIR 1931 COLUMBIA
 JACK HOLT LOBBY CARD  CRASH DONOVAN 1935 JACK HOLT MOTORCYCLE TITLE CARD  BLACK MOON JACK HOLT/FAY WRAY PORTRAIT LC REDUCED -- Reduced is right: from $199 down to $75. This card is stunning.     Also have some night items in the btFp Store. Just sold some great Noir items to podres including a fantastic C8 Title card to UNDERCOVER GIRL for $25. Prices have been reduced drastically on other store items, too.      http://stores.ebay.ca/Big-Town-Film-Posters     Thanks in advance. 
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[MOPO] OT: RECOMMENDED...WEB SITE

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http://www.the-numbers.com/movies/release.html     Movie Release Schedule from now through 2008-09. Huge informative list of titles green lit and ready to go, or already in the can.     As you'll see, no let up of sequels or remakes.      I'll let you discover interesting tid-bits yourselves but a couple of highlights (low-lights?) I'll mention are remakes of 3:10 To Yuma (once with T. Cruise attached) now lists Russell Crowe and Christian Bale as the leads (Cool! I'm there.); The Creature From The Black Lagoon with director Breck Eisner helming (who did okay directing Sahara imho); I Am Legend now with Will Smith (Arnold was once attached); a new Fletch flick; John Singleton's Luke Cage; live-action Journey to
 the Center of the Earth with Brendan Fraser; John Woo's Spy Hunter (I like John Woo, including Paycheck. This is my problem and I'll deal with it); Westworld remake (no cast yet); a redo of DAY OF THE DEAD (Huh? Didn't they just "re-do" that one? A Re-Re-Do perhaps?) and a another go (3rd, I think) for The Incredible Shrinking Man starring...wait for it...Eddie Murphy. Good Lord!     No matter how you feel about remakes and sequels you'll find the page loaded with fun information. The good news is there are far more originals on the list than there are sequels and remakes.     pj
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Re: [MOPO] Are MoPo sellers accepting eBay's massive price rise?

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Hi Bruce, MoPo,     I closed mine in a symbolic knee-jerk protest after the fee increase was announced last month.      For about 4 hours. Then re-opened it after a re-think.      As I stated in a previous MoPo post, my eBay Store, then and now, is it's doing well.  It's a small store with only 300+ items. It continues to perform and I'm selling fixed-priced items at a pace I can live with and profit by. I run a 10-20 item "core" auction once a month and apparently those auction items get the customers to visit my store. And they buy stuff and come back. Even without the "core" auctions items sell.       Of course, I hate the fact that eBay is charging all that money for the "privilege" of a store front, then add on closing fees, then tack on PayPal fees, then... whatever's next
 fees, yet I don't have another outlet that works quite as well as this eBay Store. A quandry, to be sure.     I'll keep my store, for now, because it remains active and profitable even after paying the mutiple fees. I certainly understand those folding and I reserve the right to change my mind at any time.     I'm very interested to hear other's thoughts on this topic.     pjAngel  http://stores.ebay.com/big-town-film-posters  Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  I closed one of my two eBay stores the day eBay announced their insane gouging price increases, and have just listed the items in my other store for the FINAL time (on the last day of the old
 prices). 30 days from now, I will close that store as well (I might well do it sooner, to beat the rush!).I know that lots of MoPo sellers have eBay stores, large and small. I am curious as to whether each of you are just saying, well, I can't live without it, so I have to pay the higher rates, or are you closing it, or are you just reducing the number of listings you have in it?BruceVisit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com___How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing ListSend a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-LThe author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
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Re: [MOPO] Butch Cassidy poster question

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I'm sure Bruce doesn't need me to help promote but I think he just forgot this part.     If I may be so bold...     Bruce has also allowed his databases to be included on personal websites. Which I have done on mine...     http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id251.htm     If you are interested in linking directly to his Current Auctions, Image Archive, or Sales Results database on your site, you will want to e-mail  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or Phillip, or Bruce). 
    Note that such links can improve your standing in all of the search engines, including Google.     Can't thank him, and his crew, enough. Thanks fellas!     pj  Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  When wondering about whether posters exist, it ALWAYS pays to check our free Sales Results Database FIRST! Obviously, many collectors do so regularly, since over 900,000 pages have been viewed there in just over a year!Doing so in this case would yield the fact that we HAVE sold an original 1969 insert, as well as an R73 insert.The results were as follows:BUTCH CASSIDY &
 THE SUNDANCE KID 1969 insert - UF lesser $162.50 04/26/2005BUTCH CASSIDY & THE SUNDANCE KID 1969 insert - R73 G-VG $38.00 06/25/2002Therefore, it IS 100% this poster exists, since unlike any price guides or other price databases, OUR database only contains CONFIRMED results, so there is NO chance this is a "guessed at" price or result.It would next make sense to check the 59,000 images in our Poster Image Archive (over 3 MILLION pages have been viewed there in just over a year!), to see if the image of the 1969 insert is among the 59,000 images there. Alas, it is among the over 50,000 images of items we have sold that are not yet uploaded, but are waiting to be uploaded.I will try to dig out this particular image from our archives and post it on Monday.The above two databases are, for the time being, completely free and available to everyone, and it always makes sense to turn to them early with
 questions of "does this exist?", "what has it sold for?", and "what does it look like?"BruceVisit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com___How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing ListSend a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-LThe author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
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[MOPO] Vendio Checkout?

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Anyone try and use the Vendio Checkout system this morning? I won an item yesterday and the seller sends me a Vendio link to pay him. I'm trying to pay using PayPal and nothing but headaches. "Order cancelled" over and over. I can't go to PayPal directly and plug in the data, either. PayPal tells me to use the Vendio System! I go to the Pay Now link on My eBay and guess what? It links to the Vendio check out! Which won't work... Nice.      Here's my offical endorsement. Vendio can use it on their home page:     "What a freakin' run around!. The Vendio check-out system is Stupid. Stupid. Stupid." says pj angel, the annoyed.     Grrr...     
 chill, pj, chill...
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Re: [MOPO] WTB: Preston Sturges Originals

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Steven,     It appears you've taken a pretty good first step by posting here on MoPo...      Search on eMovieposter.com weekly eBay auctions.      Search on Heritage auctions.   https://movieposters.heritageauctions.com/common/login.php     Hit the web site owners of MoPo and other forums.     Here's my link to a great half dozen or so. I don't have any Sturges stuff, but they might.     http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id34.htm     Recommended sites not on my link page. A few worthy sites, off the top of my head:     www.thecinematrade.com 
     oh, I mentioned that one already. worth mentioning again...      www.filmposters.com  www.filmposter.net  www.cinemasterpieces.com  www.channingposters.com  www.moviearts.com  www.moviemem.com   www.cineartgallery.com  www.drnoir.com (look under "classics")     Ask Kirby at www.movieart.net or here on the MoPo forum.     Anyone else want to add to the
 list for Steven to check for Sturges material?     The fun is in the searching. When you catch the big one, it's a mighty thrill. I'd think The Lady Eve and Sullivan's Travels would be right at the top of your want list. Don't forget the Sturge's written titles: The Good Fairy, Easy Living, Diamond Jim, etc.     pjSteven Arvanites <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Hi,     I am looking for original Presten Sturges movie posters.  any advice?'     Steven  Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com 
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Re: [MOPO] Sellers NOT volunteering to send out Join MOPO flyers!

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JR,     Are you serious about contributing to a "MOPO flyer printing fund"?     I could use a printer.     pjJR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Ron and Phil,Well, yeah, if someone is only selling to MOPO members with genuine FS-type posts... and not selling to other movie poster collectors through other venues like an auction site or a retail web site, then naturally there would be no point in sending "join MOPO" flyers out with those shipments if the only people you were ever shipping to were already MOPO members.As for Phil being bewildered about this idea of sending out flyers... what, haven't you been paying attention, Phil? Bruce sent this list an out-of-the-blue question last week wondering about "Is membership in MOPO declining?"
 Now, he was either being snide or genuinely concerned. Let's assume the later, as most people did, which lead to quite a few people expressing concern about the fact that we're down from a high of about 500 members a year ago to about 400 now. It was pointed out that sellers who regularly list their items for sale on this list are the ones with "the most to lose" from a declining membership.It was then suggested that rather than fiddle with the MOPO format... or require people to post in order to maintain membership (a real bad idea)... that the best thing would be to have a membership drive and the most effective way to bring in some new members would be for the sellers to send out "join MOPO" flyers with every poster they ship. To me, this seems like one of those really good ideas that is a no-brainer and while there is certainly no official requirement that sellers do this, it seems like a good thing to do. But we both know that as a group, sellers are a
 quiescent, status-quo bunch, and that if nobody pushes them, this will end up being just another good idea that never gets implemented. So I'm doing a bit of pushing for the idea to see if we can't get most of the sellers who regularly advertise their wares on MOPO to give back a little and do this easy, simple, cheap thing to bring in some new members. But, in my usual curmudgeonly fashion, I couldn't help commenting that while this was a great idea, that I doubted many of the sellers who regularly post FA messages to MOPO would bother. So far they have proven me correct, with only a couple of sellers publicly stating they will include flyers in their shipments. I'm keeping a list of those who continue to advertise here won't publicly commit to tucking a flyer into their packages simply as means of keeping track -- so I can eventually provide the inquiring minds of the public with a statistical analysis (one that names names merely in the interests of accuracy,
 you understand) which will prove my original contention -- that lots of sellers are perfectly willing to use this list to advertise on, but most of them can't be bothered to even do something this simple and easy to improve it.I can be proven wrong in this contention very easily. I doubt that I will be, however.Personally, I don't think the number of members on MOPO matters at all -- but if the sellers are concerned about "declining membership" then there is something simple the sellers can do about it.-- JR- Original Message - From: "Phil Edwards Cinemarts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 4:26Subject: Re: [MOPO] Sellers NOT volunteering to send out Join MOPO flyers!> Ron - I think posting direct FS to MOPO is a good idea, nothing wrong > with it at all.> So long as posts are labeled as Scott has requested as FA, FS, etc, then
 > why not?> It's direct target audience selling and if Scott as list owner doesn't > have a problem with it then I don't see why anyone else would. Buying, > selling and trading movie posters is a common denominator, isn't it?> > You can also post direct FS to the FS/FA section on NSFGE as well.> > Both Ari and myself have no problem with people who post only in the > FS/FA section of NSFGE and don't contribute otherwise. Like any such > forums it's there for people to use.> It also has the benefit of you being able to post an image itself rather > than a link to an image> and there are plenty of free pic hosting services such as Photobucket to > use for that. There are several dealers who regularly offer material, or > links to their auctions, BINs and website updates> and never say "boo" otherwise.> > I don't think Ari and I have even ever asked
 each other, "uh, why don't > they post comments as well?"> > Both MPF and MPC have FS/FA sections to. I doubt either Andy or Erich > have any strict rules about requirements to post in the general chat > forums to offer your items for sale.> > All a pretty healthy way to do business, I'd say.> > I don't quite understand why being a MOPO member requires any sort of > commitment to either post to the forum itself, or include MOPO fliers or > MPB fliers in with sales items to demonstrate some sort of loyalty or > commitment... to what, exactly?> > If people want to po

Re: [MOPO] advertise MOPO in you ebay description

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Not too bad there Mike!!     You can also use the same paragraph (or variation of it) in the automatic Check Outs (PayPal or otherwise) and/or part of a My eBay page safely, without repercussions from eBay, I would think.     Plus, this type of recruitment paragraph would go well with a MoPo link on anyone's web site.     Good job!     pjMichael B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  FLYERS are cool.     also.add to your ebay description, something to the effect:     I am a member of MOPO, the internet's best email
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Re: [MOPO] Fw: [MOPO] eBay weirdness

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Craig,     Walter is 100% correct. Your eBay Identity has been compromised.     This happened to me last year. I opened my account to see I was selling a John Deere Tractor and a rather large and equally expensive snow mobile. The fees associated with these two items were well north of $400.     There is a number on ebay...somewhere. A 1-800 number. After searching I did find it and talked to a LIVE person. They took my number and called me back (as proof as who I was) and over the phone they cancelled the auctions and reset my password. It took about 15 mintues.     It took 45 minutes to an HOUR find the number, though. I'm at work and eBay is blocked here or I'd go there now and help you. Billions of $$ a year and this still goes on at eBay... *sheesh*       At least they got that pesky eBay RADIO going. We'd all hate to see
 that compromised and not running.      Luck! Let us know how things go.      pj     Walter Reuben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  CraigSome scammer is using your ebay name and has gotten your password, it is essential to close all the auctions and contact ebay's fraud department asap.Walter- Original Message - From: "Craig Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 10:08 AMSubject: [MOPO] eBay weirdness> So I open up my e-mail in box this morning and there are> many listing confirmations. This wouldn't be unusual if I> ever sold anything on eBay but I haven't.>> I opened a web browser and opened eBay (directly, not>
 through one of the listing confirmations) and looked up one> of the items. There it was, with my username listed as the> seller.>> I went to My eBay and found many, many listings of items I> have for sale (all are DVD sets of various TV series).>> I'm not sure what to do. I went to eBay customer service and> sent them a message but I'm doubtful of any useful response> from that avenue.>> Any suggestions?>> Thanks,> Craig.>>> ~> Craig Miller Wolfmill Entertainment [EMAIL PROTECTED]> ~>> Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com> ___> How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List>> Send a message addressed to:
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[MOPO] FS Direct: Three FILM NOIR Half Sheets

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Greetings, my friends. We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives. And remember my friends, future events such as these will affect you in the future.     thusly...     I have these three noir Half Sheets up for DIRECT SALE for forum members of both MoPo and NS4GE only.      Cover Up (1949 United Artists) on Linen  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id776.htm     The Guilty (1947 Monogram)   http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id775.htm     The Girl on the Bridge (1951 20th Century Fox)  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id777.htm     We can go the PayPal route with these. I'll offer these direct through 9/17/2006 and I may even add a few more between now and then.     Discounts available if you want more than one and I'll certainly combine shipping. Yep, I'll ship world-wide (shipping fee to be determined). I'll work with you, no prob.      If item is sold I'll add that information to the link.     eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- If I actually get a response to these offers I'll use the order of the emails to determine who bought the item(s).     I think I covered everything.     Thanks ya'll!     Pull the string! Pull the string!     
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Re: [MOPO] FS Direct: Three FILM NOIR Half Sheets UPDATE

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All three items have sold. Thank you!     More Forum Direct Sales to come.      Apparently they work.     pj  www.bigtownFilmposters.us or www.pjAngel.com      pj angel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Greetings, my friends. We are all interested in the future, for that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives. And remember my friends, future events such as these will affect you in the future.     thusly...     I have these three noir Half Sheets up for DIRECT SALE for forum members of both MoPo and NS4GE only.     
 Cover Up (1949 United Artists) on Linen  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id776.htm     The Guilty (1947 Monogram)   http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id775.htm     The Girl on the Bridge (1951 20th Century Fox)  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id777.htm     We can go the PayPal route with these. I'll offer these direct through 9/17/2006 and I may even add a few more between now and then.     Discounts available if you want more than one and I'll certainly combine shipping. Yep, I'll ship world-wide (shipping fee to be determined). I'll work with you, no prob.      If item is sold
 I'll add that information to the link.     eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- If I actually get a response to these offers I'll use the order of the emails to determine who bought the item(s).     I think I covered everything.     Thanks ya'll!     Pull the string! Pull the string!      pj   
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Re: [MOPO] Congratulations to Dr. V!

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I Agree 100%.     Dr Vollin's ARCHIVE site -- The Big Town Years -- can be found at     http://www.houseofpoe.bigtownfilmposters.us/     pj     Steven Yafet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Very nice MCW cover picture and look inside the House of Poe.You certainly deserve all sorts of credit for entertaining and informing MCW readers for all these years. Those articles take a lot of time to research and write. Thank you! I've learned a lot and I'm certain others have as well.I just started to toy with the idea of framing pressbooks, as well, so I'm glad to get some agreement on this.NathalieVisit the MoPo
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Re: [MOPO] Best Poster Find!!

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Best poster find?     Easy. WRITTEN ON THE WIND, Universal-International, one sheet for $10.      When? Would you believe last month?     http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id821.htm     Okay, not in the best shape, I know, but come on! 10 bucks?      Dario does his magic and turns this ugly duckling into a beautiful swan.     pjSusan Heim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Original Spellbound one sheet for
 $6.00.  Now, of course, it was 1974, but I also bought Funny Lady with Barbra Streisand at the same time for $6.00 (still worth $6.00).  The killer is, the guy had three copies of Spellbound in the folder, but I was a poor college student and only bought one copy.           Sue        - Original Message - From: Eric Melanson   To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU   Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 3:28 PM  Subject: [MOPO] Could we please move on to posters!  I enjoy many intelligent postings from this Forum, and have learned anawful lot about the movie poster collecting hobby as a result.The last few days of diatribes going back and forth is not enhancing thelist.Could someone start a good new thread.here's one...what is the bestposter find you ever made?Eric Melanson105 Duchess PlaceNorth Wales, PA. 19454phone:(215)-368-7224cell:(215)-275-0006email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com  
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Re: [MOPO] MOST OVERPRICED......................

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Mine is kinda boring.      $150 from a well-known seller for what has turned out to be worth maybe 5 times less. Purchased it 1998 off his web site. Back then, maybe is was worth it.     http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id433.htm     It's still a nice Glenn Ford Universal-International, though.     pjMichael B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  who will fess up???     what is the most overpriced poster you bought that you will never get your money out of ???     -who's brave enough to
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Re: [MOPO] Best Poster Fiend? publicly asking JR to calm down

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Frankly, I really enjoy talking or engaging in friendly debate with you, but it's time to let this go. Susan shouldn't be in some sort of "cooler" and you shouldn't be reading archives instead of e-mails. You've only hurt yourselves with these unnecessary "punishments."     I don't see a long lasting olive branch between the two of you. But I do see two people that know a lot about movies and posters and I want both to post and to make others feel welcome. Is that too much to wish for? Ron     I hope you read that JR. His name isn't Wis(e)berg for nothing.     Have you had time to calm down and realized why EXACTLY there were no sides taken publically here between you and Susan? By the time I had my retort ready to fly Scott came out and quelled any
 notion of the flame expanding anymore than it had. Scott said that matters were handled privately and to "move on", as I think he stated it. I deleted my "contribution" to the skirmish after that and elected to see what would happen. I didn't think you'd get all freaky and serious-like threaten to leave the group!     Pretty wise guy, that Moderator of ours. He wasn't going to allow Mo Po to relive another "low point of Mo Po's existence" as he himself tagged it a few years ago. Can anyone blame him? Back then I bet his finger was "on the button" to end the MoPo forum once and for all. It was MoPo's Bay of Pigs.      Had Scott not stepped in when he did I'm sure there would of been dozens of public Pro-JR posts of "Gather pitchforks and torches, Mopers! STORM! STORM THE OLSENSTEIN CASTLE!! KILL THE SHE-BEAST!" with dozens of equally passionate
 "Susan For President! JR SHOULD BE NEUTERED! SLOWLY!" retorts from the other side. Back and forth. Back and Forth. Until what? We all turned to butter, perhaps?     It would have been entertaining as hell, but got us, as a group, no where.       So. Susan is back on MoPo. Let's deal with it. Welcome her with open arms. Hurricane Susan, whose sustained winds and storm surge could flatten Miami. Prepare for it. Read the warning flags, stock up, and be prepared to evacuate. Those are the steps you take. You don't leave the country, dude.     Susan is right at home at Style B and NS4GE, especially when she's with the other "wimmin'" over there. Things can be pretty entertaining (and nasty), for sure. Over there Susan is like watching DEADWOOD with six-pack and a few rowdy friends. But when she starts dropping F Bombs on MoPo it doesn't seem right. It's
 like watching DEADWOOD with your Mother and Dad in the room. There are some things you just dont say with parents around. For instance, "Hey C**ksu**er, Pass the F***ing chips!"  would qualify as something one would not say with a parents in the room, but something that could accidently slip out while watching DEADWOOD.      Susan can make Al Swearengen blush. If she wants to. She's our Calamity Jane. That's a compliment, btw. A Point of Pride for her and for us. And it appears she's trying hard to "be at home" and playing nice-nice on MoPo, too. I like that.      I'm surprised you haven't recognized the BEST POSTER FIND thread for what it is: a positive step forward. I'll say that again, this time in bold with italics, and underlined:   a positive step forward. As ON TOPIC as MoPo can get. It's why MoPo
 was invented, for these types of involving threads between poster collectors. It's an attempt to move on, and QUICKLY, to better things. And it's working. Who ever started it was/is genius.     So, JR. What do you say? Co-exist with all of us. You make MoPo a better place.  Disregard those flippant lurkers who have never, and will never, contribute to MoPo and this hobby like you have.      Man, you're the guy who created and made MPB WORK, for crying out loud! We all owe you for that. Go read Rich's latest post in your behalf. It was great. It embarassed somebody, for sure.     You're The Poster Curmudgeon, you know.       So, JR. What do you say? Tell us all about your BEST POSTER FIND.     pj     Ron Wisberg
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Re: [MOPO] New Poster Filing and Viewing Cabinet

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Phillip,     I have.      We have one of these at work. It's even from the EASI FILE company. It's full of 7.5-minute geologic quadangle maps and mineral resource summaries. It works great. However, the dimensions are wrong for posters. It only goes across 24 inches -- don't think one sheets would fit.     However, a larger one...     pj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:This does appear to be the best storage and viewing system I have ever seen before. It is really amazing. See the link below. You can store two times 1250 one sheet posters. Does anyone else seen this system in action?
 It does appear much better than the flat filing system because easily view any of your one sheets immediately. It does appear the best system.     Philipp   http://www.easifileusa.com/howhanging.html         Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.  Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com  ___  How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List   
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Re: [MOPO] Dean Martin

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DEAN MARTIN ROASTS     http://www.deanmartinroasts.com     I haven't order this series yet, but I plan to.     I remember watching these shows way back when. Plus The Golddiggers on NBC. Those were the great days of television.      There's a 1/2 hour TV INFO commercial selling these discs. I've caught it a couple of times. Usually around 3AM or so. I get a nostalgic lump in my throat looking at all these great stars, most all gone now, and how they were in the 1970s.      And who among us doesn't love those Matt Helm one sheets of Dino's?     pj  susan olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  
Just watched the Ultimate Rat Pack  DVD/CD  "Live and Swingin"  It is hilarious and very Non-Pc.     many Exclusives with Dean, doing the Johnny Carson Monologue, King of the Road,  when your smiling, The lady is a tramp and many more     as well as some great live footage of Dean and Sammy     Susan     Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com  ___  How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing ListSend a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L 
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[MOPO] WTB: Dracula and Frankenstein LCs

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MoPo,     Received the below.      Anyone who can help Kai Wardin feel free to email [EMAIL PROTECTED].     Thanks     pj  pj angel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2006 16:41:33 -0700 (PDT)From: pj angel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: Fwd: Dracula and FrankensteinTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Kai Wardin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   From: "Kai Wardin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: Dracula and FrankensteinDate: Sun, 24
 Sep 2006 14:32:36 +0200  Hi,     Your internet side is very interesting. I am looking for a lobby card of Dracula (1931-1951) and Frankenstein (1931-1951). I do not have so much money to pay 1.000 dollars or more for a lobby card.      Is there a chance to buy the lobby card dracula from 1951 for $ 700-800 dollars in good condition or less than $ 500 for a dracula and frankenstein lobby card ?     Where can I buy them ?     Best wishes     Kai   Germany          
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[MOPO] FS Direct: 3 Noir/Crime/Sleaze HSs

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FS DIRECT...     STRANGE INTRUDER 1956 Allied Artists, Ida Lupino & Edmond Purdom  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id776.htm     PLEASE MURDER ME 1956 DCA, Angela Lansbury & Raymond Burr  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id775.htm     SCANDAL, INC, Style B, 1956 Republic, Robert Hutton & Patricia Wright  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us/id777.htm     Sell individually or all three for $65 + postage, firm.     Contact if interested. First come, first served. PayPal accepted using [EMAIL PROTECTED].
      $8 postage in the US includes USPS Priority Mail, Delivery Confirmation and Insurance or $5 Airmail Postage to Canada (yep, it's cheaper). Airmail elsewhere to be determined.     Will run through Tuesday, October 10th.     Thanks.     pjAngel  http://www.bigtownfilmposters.us  cc: NS4GE Forum 
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Re: [MOPO] A prayer for Dubyah?

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...allow me to point out that if anyone does have a deflector grid capable of disintegrating a category 5 storm, it would be the POTUS.
 
As MOPO's only meteorologist by trade (that has admitted to be so, anyway) I find JR's comment concerning "deflector girds disintegrating" weather phenomena quite amusing. Amusing because there are those out there that believe the Gov capable of such incredible science fiction as manipulating the weather to suit political and financial needs.  
 
Case in point...
 
www.weatherwars.info
 
A site run by Pocatello, Idaho's own local "TV Weatherman" Scott Stevens (are we proud, or what?) and frequent guest of Art Bell, night radio's paranoid propagandist.  
 
Yes, I know: by providing his web site address I give him the publicity that he seeks. But you might check it out just for a goof. Trust me, it is all science fiction. (Square clouds? Yeah, right...). The only thing missing from his site is the frantic warning of "Watch the skies, everywhere! Keep looking. Keep watching the skies!"
 
BTW: Latest New Orleans forecast. Tornados are a BIG concern now:
 
INLAND HURRICANE WARNING IN EFFECT HURRICANE WARNING IN EFFECT TORNADO WATCH 754 IN EFFECT FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT Today...Widespread heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms in the morning...Then widespread rain in the afternoon. Strong winds. Highs in the mid 80s. North winds 55 to 70 mph with gusts to around 90 mph becoming west and Decreasing to 25 to 65 mph in the afternoon. Chance of rain 100 percent. Tonight...Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers in the evening...Then isolated showers after midnight. Windy. Lows in the mid 70s. West winds 15 to 30 mph Decreasing to 10 to 20 mph after midnight. Chance of showers 40 percent. Tuesday...Partly cloudy with scattered showers. Highs in the lower 90s. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of showers 30 percent. pj, weather guy
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It's too bad that some people are so politically-correct that they can't read a little joke without getting all in a lather.
 
The simple fact is the hurricane is going to come ashore somewhere -- I was just pointing out that there are alternative landing zones besides the lovely old city of New Orleans -- and that he President *is* in the general vicinity.
 
But, as long as people are taking my crack seriously, allow me to point out that if anyone does have a deflector grid capable of disintegrating a category 5 storm, it would be the POTUS.
 
But hey, how come nobody ever gets all huffy at the Secret Service for calling the President a POTUS, anyway? Seems a lot more disrespectful than anything I said...
 
And nothing I said could possibly be considered "political" anyway, all I suggested was that I'd rather see him get rained on than the city of New Orleans be wiped out... unless it was the idea of him getting all wet. But that's not the same thing as being all wet. Is it?
 
OK, that last *was* a little political... but since I'm being tarred and feathered for the crime I might as well indulge a bit... and since when isn't a President fair game for a joke or two? It's an American tradition, right up there with Mom and apple pie. Or is it true what they say, that Republicans have no sense of humor?
 
Y'all need to lighten up on the knee-jerk defensive reactions.
 
-- JR
 


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Re: [MOPO] Am I Crazy

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...unless the seller can't actually see the poster and is grading it by smell.
 
I like that. I always thought the disclaimer that a poster came from "a non-smoking family" was kinda silly until I got two or three posters from what must of been the Marlboro Man himself and the term "smoke house" took on a whole new meaning.  I knew these things reeked before I had the package open. Had the seller graded the posters "Good shape but they smell like Camels" I may have passed on his goods.
 
Ironically, one of the posters was a PULP FICTION Lucky Strike teaser. 
 
Truth in advertising... 
 
pjWilliam A Brent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
try buying records from people who don't have turntables and grade vinyl asmint if it only have a few noticeable scratches. Or pre-recorded open reeltapes, again from people who can't play them - but tell you they look nice -at lease with posters a good description can clear up the grading problem -unless the seller can't actually see the poster and is grading it by smell.At 08:42 PM 9/10/2005, you wrote:> >I think they meant "near-mint plus" rather than not merely> >mint but nearly mint plus. But even near mint (with or without> >a plus) shouldn't include tears, should it?Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com___How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing ListSend a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
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Re: [MOPO] Ebay Seller Warning!!!!

[pj angel]

Nat,
 
I'm with you here. I also need poster "foxing" explained.
 
Mike, since you know what it means, maybe you can answer. How's my "teenager" doing up there? If you ever want to sell her back, let me know. 
 
Hey everyone! Mike Greenwood's walls! ...and one bed.
 
http://planetmopo.bigtownfilmposters.org/id31.htm
 
pj
 
Yep, it's best to have DrV on your side. To have it otherwise would be inconceivable.
 
The new House of Poe web site is up and running: www.HouseofPoe.Com - This time he's serious.
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Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!

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True Story:
 
Yesterday, while I was looking at my ebigtownfilmposters seller site, checking on the VHS/DVDs I have running, to my astonished eyes a new auction suddenly appeared. It was for a $999 exercise bike. As I was trying to reacquire my wits, a second auction appears: a John Deere tractor!! A quick look around the house and backyard revealed neither item. (ha ha)
 
The seller fees were hundreds of dollars! (Blood rushing from my face. I'm feeling dizzy...)
 
Thinking I was seeing things, I logged out and logged back. Or tried to. My password would no longer work. (Am I gonna faint now?)
 
Without the aid of smelling salts I was able to sit for a moment and think out this deplorable situation and by doing so, able to figure out my next move. It was this: Live Chat on eBay got me a moderator within minutes. After explaining the situation to "Kenau", and proving to him I was the right person for the account, the account was immediately "blocked", the bogus fees  removed. 
 
So, how did this happen? Kenau check the account and came up with:
 
Answer: I replied to a bogus "Ask A Seller A Question" email in my [EMAIL PROTECTED] account. It looked legit in every way.  Sellers get these all the time. I get them all the time. Now I can't trust them anymore. Neither should you. I have changed my ebay Password. I have changed my Yahoo email Password. I will block future emails with eBay in the address and rely only on the message center in the eBay account itself.
 
I thought I was the most careful guy on this list when it came to bogus/spoof email protection. I thought I could spot them a mile off. I never responded to any email from eBay in my account. I was careful, careful, careful... Turns out it doesn't matter how careful you are, they'll get you some how, some way.
 
Hats off to ebay, though, for the quick and desicisive kill, and fix, of the account.
 
The ebay email is worth sharing with you now:
 
"Dear ebigtownfilmposters ([EMAIL PROTECTED]),It appears your account was accessed by an unauthorized third party and used to place several unauthorized listings on eBay or to alter some of your current listings. Additionally, the email address on your account may have been tampered with, which is why you may not have received an email about these listings we have taken several steps to secure your eBay account 
We were able to end all unauthorized listings on your account without incident. At the time the listings were ended, all associated fees were credited to your account. We assure you that your credit card information is stored on a secure server and cannot be viewed by anyone.To regain control of your account, please follow the steps outlined below:
1. Change the password on your personal EMAIL account to verify that it is secure and cannot be accessed by anyone other than you.2. Click the " “Forgot your password” link on the eBay Sing In page and change your password using the instructions provided.3. Click on the "Security Center" link found at the bottom of most eBay pages.  Click on the "eBay Account Protection" link the Online Security Resources box. This will take you to the help page entitled Securing Your Account and Reporting Account Theft."
 
In in a few days I'll request the "block" on the account to be removed (via Live Chat), and with new passwords (at ebay and yahoo) start again, but this time better protected and wiser. I hope.
 
Bottom line: Henry, don't even think about responding to this, or any future email, from eBay or PayPal. If you have a question if it's legit or not, forward it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]: they will let you know it it's good or not.
 
pjJR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:




Of course it is. Of course you don't.
 
-- JR

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I recieved a message that looks like it is from Ebay -- in it, the sender says this:"Hey are you going to buy the item from the auction that you won, why dont you answer to my emails, if you dont Respond Now I will contact ebay safeharbor and I will report you !  I am not a fool !Thank you,uoaction23"Of course, I haven't a clue what the sender is talking about, and I haven't bought anything on Ebay that I haven't paid for immediately. There is no auction number connected to the email, either. I've sent this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Is this some sort of scam? Do I resond to this?Any
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Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!

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JR, all,
 
Scary is right. They were able to access my eBay account, take it over (change the PW), and list bogus auctions just by me answering the "ASK THE SELLER A QUESTION: "Will you combine multiple items for one postage cost?" on my yahoo email account with the answer: "Yes. I certainly will. Thank you for emailing".
 
The eBay rep could not offer any explanation. I don't think he could offer one. I still find it hard to believe. If there are any computer geniuses reading this that can confirm this is possible, please do so.   
 
I'm still wracking the brain: maybe there was something else I inadvertently did wrong.
 
pj
JR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


PJ,
 
This is one scary story! What bothers me is just how they got hold of the password to your eBay account? When you replied to a seller question, they got your email address, but that should not have given them the ebay account password. Did the eBay rep offer any explanation as to how they got it?
 
A note to everyone: Because of stuff like this I do not have a "password list" on my computer and whenever I get to one of those log-ins where they ask "remember me on this computer" I say no. Whenever I see that little checkbox on a sign-in page that says "add to your password list" I make it is NOT checked. I write my various passwords down on a little slip of paper hidden away, and I always delete those confirmation emails you get when you set up an account that include my password.
 
JR
 
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From: pj angel 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:08
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!



True Story:
 
Yesterday, while I was looking at my ebigtownfilmposters seller site, checking on the VHS/DVDs I have running, to my astonished eyes a new auction suddenly appeared. It was for a $999 exercise bike. As I was trying to reacquire my wits, a second auction appears: a John Deere tractor!! A quick look around the house and backyard revealed neither item. (ha ha)
 
The seller fees were hundreds of dollars! (Blood rushing from my face. I'm feeling dizzy...)
 
Thinking I was seeing things, I logged out and logged back. Or tried to. My password would no longer work. (Am I gonna faint now?)
 
Without the aid of smelling salts I was able to sit for a moment and think out this deplorable situation and by doing so, able to figure out my next move. It was this: Live Chat on eBay got me a moderator within minutes. After explaining the situation to "Kenau", and proving to him I was the right person for the account, the account was immediately "blocked", the bogus fees  removed. 
 
So, how did this happen? Kenau check the account and came up with:
 
Answer: I replied to a bogus "Ask A Seller A Question" email in my [EMAIL PROTECTED] account. It looked legit in every way.  Sellers get these all the time. I get them all the time. Now I can't trust them anymore. Neither should you. I have changed my ebay Password. I have changed my Yahoo email Password. I will block future emails with eBay in the address and rely only on the message center in the eBay account itself.
 
I thought I was the most careful guy on this list when it came to bogus/spoof email protection. I thought I could spot them a mile off. I never responded to any email from eBay in my account. I was careful, careful, careful... Turns out it doesn't matter how careful you are, they'll get you some how, some way.
 
Hats off to ebay, though, for the quick and desicisive kill, and fix, of the account.
 
The ebay email is worth sharing with you now:
 
"Dear ebigtownfilmposters ([EMAIL PROTECTED]),It appears your account was accessed by an unauthorized third party and used to place several unauthorized listings on eBay or to alter some of your current listings. Additionally, the email address on your account may have been tampered with, which is why you may not have received an email about these listings we have taken several steps to secure your eBay account 
We were able to end all unauthorized listings on your account without incident. At the time the listings were ended, all associated fees were credited to your account. We assure you that your credit card information is stored on a secure server and cannot be viewed by anyone.To regain control of your account, please follow the steps outlined below:
1. Change the password on your personal EMAIL account to verify that it is secure and cannot be accessed by anyone other than you.2. Click the " “Forgot your password” link on the eBay Sing In page and change your password using the instructions provided.3. Click on the "Security Center" link found at the bottom of most eBay pages. Click on the "eBay Account Protection" link the Online Security Resources box. This will take you to the help page entitled Securin

Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!

[pj angel]

If you get a question from a potential buyer, don't "reply" to it. Instead, note the return email address and compose a NEW message -- using a totally DIFFERENT email address to send it with than the one which is registered to your eBay account -- and answer the potential buyer's question that way.
Not bad. But this is even better: 
 
If you get a ASK A SELLER A QUESTION from a potential buyer, don't "reply" to it. Instead, go to your MY EBAY account and if the question/email is legit, it will be listed in your "message center".  Answer it there. 
 
pj
 
JR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


PJ,
 
The only thing I can think of is this:
 
1) Once they had your email address (the one registered to your eBay account and eBay ID) they somehow managed to re-direct eBay messages sent to that address to themselves. I'm not sure how this is done, but I have heard it is possible -- perhaps by using a little backdoor recently applied to the structure of the internet in the interests of "national security" which the hackers have found out how to access?
 
2) If they could redirect messages sent by eBay to your address to their own address, they could then go to eBay, click on the "forgot my password" button and proceed to change your original password to one of their own -- since ebay sends confirmation messages to the registered account email address that must be received and clicked before the password change can take place.
 
I can't imagine it being done any other way if you never typed your password into a cleverly-designed "Trojan" sign-in page. 
 
If I'm right about how it was done, it means that the internet has been so thoroughly compromised at this point -- by whomever for whatever reason -- that doing business on it is now a much higher-risk proposition than it has ever been. A truly dismal thought.
 
Here's one suggestion I'll toss out to the group and see what people think:
 
If indeed all they needed to access PJ's eBay account was the email address he had registered with that account, there might be a way to still respond to a question sent to you via "ask seller a question" and be safe. How about: If you get a question from a potential buyer, don't "reply" to it. Instead, note the return email address and compose a NEW message -- using a totally DIFFERENT email address to send it with than the one which is registered to your eBay account -- and answer the potential buyer's question that way.
 
-- JR
 

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To: JR ; pj angel ; MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 13:06
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!


JR, all,
 
Scary is right. They were able to access my eBay account, take it over (change the PW), and list bogus auctions just by me answering the "ASK THE SELLER A QUESTION: "Will you combine multiple items for one postage cost?" on my yahoo email account with the answer: "Yes. I certainly will. Thank you for emailing".
 
The eBay rep could not offer any explanation. I don't think he could offer one. I still find it hard to believe. If there are any computer geniuses reading this that can confirm this is possible, please do so.   
 
I'm still wracking the brain: maybe there was something else I inadvertently did wrong.
 
pj
JR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


PJ,
 
This is one scary story! What bothers me is just how they got hold of the password to your eBay account? When you replied to a seller question, they got your email address, but that should not have given them the ebay account password. Did the eBay rep offer any explanation as to how they got it?
 
A note to everyone: Because of stuff like this I do not have a "password list" on my computer and whenever I get to one of those log-ins where they ask "remember me on this computer" I say no. Whenever I see that little checkbox on a sign-in page that says "add to your password list" I make it is NOT checked. I write my various passwords down on a little slip of paper hidden away, and I always delete those confirmation emails you get when you set up an account that include my password.
 
JR
 
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Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 12:08
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!



True Story:
 
Yesterday, while I was looking at my ebigtownfilmposters seller site, checking on the VHS/DVDs I have running, to my astonished eyes a new auction suddenly appeared. It was for a $999 exercise bike. As I was trying to reacquire my wits, a second auction appears: a John Deere tractor!! A quick look around the house and backyard revealed neither item. (ha ha)
 
The seller fees were hundreds of dollars! (Blood rushing from my face. I&#

Re: [MOPO] Help! Weird message from 'Ebay member'/ID THEFT!

[pj angel]

I'm starting to wonder about the "doesn't give a shit". When I went on Live Chat status they were fast to help me, even going as far as calling me at home so I could verify myself. The auctions were immediately stopped, the account blocked, a new password assigned, and the bogus seller fees removed. All within 10 minutes. There was a time you couldn't even find an "contact us" email to eBay administration.
 
I've always been the first one to jump on the eBay "Slam Wagon", and I'm not quite ready to forgive them of the sins the past 8 years, but in this case they actually did good.
 
Lucky me.
 
Anyone want to buy a tractor?
 
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Henry, eBay doesn't give a shit. It's that simple.PhilHenry Mazel wrote:> Beware of a new one: upgrading your powerseller status. These things> are coming in fast and furious now - and they are very sophisticated.> Ebay must be pretty worried they'll poison the well.>> Henry> The Poster Mint Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com___How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing ListSend a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-LThe author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
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[MOPO] Creature from the black lagoon topic: final numbers

[pj angel]

All,
 
Thought you'd be interested in the final numbers on The Creature From The Black Lagoon 2-day Marathon, assumming of course that this topic has burnt itself down to the filter and the butt is burning. Just flick it away, please...
 
36 total posts (including this one)
 
1 each for John Waldman, Vaughn Mann, wdPoster, Freedome Lover, Dr Vollin MD via Scott,
Joe Burtis, Philip Kainback via Scott, pj (final numbers post)
 
2 each for JR, Offaleater, Rich Halegua
 
3 each for Phil, Sean, Natalie
 
4 for Claude
 
and, the winner: 9 for Al
 
The winner gets a FREE The Day The Earth Stood Still trimmed half sheet that may or may not be the real deal, I dunno. You need to sign for it though. Just call -1-800-USMARINES and tell them you are the winner and you'd like to sign.
 
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Re: [MOPO] partial posters

[pj angel]

Jim,
 
Interesting post. My long shot is the bottom 1/3rd (credits) to the film MOHAWK with Scott Brady and Rita Gam. Any chance that's on your list?
 
Heck, I'd like to see a list of what you have, if it's not too much trouble. I bet there's more than a couple of us looking for a 3-sheet/6-sheet section.
 
All,
 
Wasn't there a web site a few years ago with just partials?
 
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-Original Message-From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Phillip WagesSent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 11:43 AMTo: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUSubject: Re: [MOPO] SPAM-LOW: Re: [MOPO] WTB: Top portion to the 1957 Invasion of the Saucer-men 3 sheet
I agree with JR.  I've been collecting incomplete posters (for myself and others) for some time and have had no success joining a single poster.  I'm inclined to believe there are pieces out there for some of the pieces I have, but who knows where they are?  Perhaps they are in the same place as all those missing socks
 
"Fabricate" (to make into fabric?) the poster and enjoy it.  Just confirm with your restorer that if you ever find the original piece you would want it re-done so you can be aware of the costs involved beforehand.
 
Phil


-Original Message-From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of JRSent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 1:19 AMTo: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUSubject: SPAM-LOW: Re: [MOPO] WTB: Top portion to the 1957 Invasion of the Saucer-men 3 sheet
William,
 
I would love to see what kind of odds the bookmakers in Vegas would put on this. Needle in a haystack at the very least. May I suggest something? Since a full 3-sheet of this Title would be stunning on display, why not take advantage of your ownership of the bottom two-thirds and go ahead with fabricating the top part? That way you could display it and enjoy it while you wait for the near-impossible to happen as far as finding an original top third. The fabrication wouldn't be that expensive and professionally done would not be discernable from an original. If your long-shot ever comes in, then you can replace the fabrication with the original.
 
Just a thought.
 
-- JR
 
 
 
 

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Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 0:17
Subject: [MOPO] WTB: Top portion to the 1957 Invasion of the Saucer-men 3 sheet


Hi everyone,
We were referred to this website from Sue @ Hollywood Poster Frames. We bought a 3 sheet to the 1957 sci-fi movie: Invasion of the Saucer-men. The only problem is the missing top portion. We hear that this can be fabricated BUT we rather wait it out and await for a lower grade complete 3 sheet or a portion of the top 3 sheet. We know this will be a needle in a haystack BUT we must try :-) A picture of our 3 sheet can be found at www.80sKid.com We will pay a FINDERS FEE or decent price to find this elusive portion or complete low to mid grade poster. Hope to hear from you soon. Good day
 
Sincerely,William Fong & Sandy Lee www.80sKid.com
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Re: [MOPO] SPAM-LOW: Re: [MOPO] WTB: Top portion to the 1957 Invasion of the...

[pj angel]

Phillip,
 
I guess I should of kept reading the posts. My questions were answered.
 
WANTED "BOTTOM 1/3rd to MOHAWK 3-SHEET" is for everyone.
 
Thanks. 
 
Looking forward to your web site update, Phil. 
 
pj
 Phillip Wages <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Indeedilidokily I do!  I am slowly working on a complete revision of my website at which point I hope to make it so people can add their pieces to the website theirselves and that my only physical involvement is if pieces are found.  The idea to go this way was born from the fact that I clearly don't have time to maintain Poster Pieces manually AND that some collectors would prefer to keep their pieces on hand rather than mail them to some unknown guy (and here I thought I was famous!).  When I do get the revised website up (which could easily be months away), I will announce it here so anyone with Poster Pieces can start posting them on the website.
 
Phil


-Original Message-From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 6:59 PMTo: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUSubject: Re: [MOPO] SPAM-LOW: Re: [MOPO] WTB: Top portion to the 1957 Invasion of the...
Hi Ron,
Philip Wages, Bruce's employee, started Poster
Pieces not too long ago. In fact, I sent in a piece.
 
http://www.philwages.com/pw/index.cfm
 
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Re: [MOPO] Mopo's 11th year!!!

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Well stated D. I agree.

Congrats Scott! Here's to the next 11.

pj

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[MOPO] R.I.P. Dennis Thomas, New BigTown site, MPB

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Hello all,     It's been awhile.     Freddie Poe, aka Dr. Vollin MD, has put together a fitting tribute page to Dennis, whom, as you know,  passed away March 1st, being 42 years of age.      www.poe.pjangel.com     Dennis' picture has been provided, and looking at his young man should, if nothing else,  drive home the point that Life is pretty darn fragile and fleeting, and the time we have been allotted on this planet should be spent in celebration as if it was your last day, because it very well could be.      Also, I have included a tribute to Dennis on the newly reconstructed and rebuilt Big Town Film Posters web site (the old site was ruined by hackers and a really destructive virus) with the new address of www.pjAngel!
 .com.
 I invite you over and welcome your comments, queries, and complaints. And site links. Especially those.     While I'm here I might as well lay this on you...     FS on Movieposterbid:     http://www.movieposterbid.com/search_seller.asp?nsearch=pjangel%2Ecom     EMBRACEABLE YOU 11x14 Title Card  HELL SQUAD 1958 AIP 27x41  SHARPSHOOTERS 1938 FOX Brian Donlevy CLASSIC CAMERA DAREDEVILS HS  LILO AND STITCH 27x40 LENTICULAR  THE UNTOUCHABLES 1987 COSTNER/CONNERY 27X41 OS     Plus 1950 Western Posters and other things.     Plus over on eBay     A One Sheet and Half Sheet Lot from the 1950s and 1960s.     You can !
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 here: http://www.pjangel.com/id24.htm     and bid on it here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7598203236     Thanks in advance.     Good luck on the upcoming Heritage auctions and just pay the 15% and shipping fees and forgetaboutit because if you are lucky enough to win any ONE of those outstanding auctions I'm sure paying Heritage fees are of little consequence to your wallet or purse.      later...     Hi to Dario! E me when the "blonde" gets there.     Hail to bro f.s.!     paul j angel  bigtownFilmposters  pjAngel.com
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[MOPO] DR. VOLLIN M.D.'s Latest Prescription For Auction Prices Now On-Line

[pj angel]

Hi All,
 
Freddie Poe, aka Dr. Vollin, has been rather busy the last couple of months digging up 
eBay auctions on horror paper. It's a Back to Sghoul Special. (It's a moldy job but someone has to do it.)
 
His latest pre-pub MCW article, AUCTION AXE-TION, is now on line at his terrifying web site. Don't go alone. It's scary over there. 
 
If you're thinking of bidding on a horror item or two at the current Movie Poster Bid Horror Auction (www.movieposterbid.com) you might check out Dr.V's article first for prices paid for recent-past horror items. The Doctor Knows Best and you wouldn't want to over-pay for some THING would you? 
 
www.houseofpoe.bigtownfilmposter.com
 
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Re: [MOPO] Klute Inserts at Auction: Another example

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Channing writes All it takes is two bidders who really want a poster to make itsuddenly desirable and a bidding war ensues.
 
All too true. 
 
I'd like to add something to this statement to make it read 
All it takes is two LAZY bidders who really want a poster...
 
By Lazy I mean those who won't do a simple eBay search for the same title.
 
Case in point:
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3841713817&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
with less than 30 minutes to go -- no bids yet.
 
and this one that closed last night:
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3841606890&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
 
And please don't tell me it's because the emovieposter.com insert is rolled. 
 
pj 
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Channing is right. A 3-D postcard for Where Eagles Dare sold for around $275 on EBAY a while ago. I put mine up on EBAY and the highest bid I received was $19. 
 
I sold a copy of a 1969 Boxoffice movie theatre trade journal magazine for $165 on EBAY two months ago. A month later I sold another copy of the same issue for $85.
 
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Re: [MOPO] Klute Inserts at Auction: Another example

[pj angel]

Right you are Sue. I meant to point that out but it didn't make it from brain to 
keyboard. 
 
I also failed to mention that while there are high prices galore on Bruce's auctions 
I won a very cool half sheet last week for 99 cents. A nice one, too.
 
Bargains can still be realized on emovieposter.com auctions. 
 
pj
 
Susan Heim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





Excellent point P.J. and thanks for putting the comparison right in front of us.  You can certainly understand the frustration of the dealer with no bids but on the other hand, Bruce's auctions have risen to the point they are because he is not a "lazy" seller. Obviously his time and effort have paid off. 
 
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Channing writes All it takes is two bidders who really want a poster to make itsuddenly desirable and a bidding war ensues.
 
All too true. 
 
I'd like to add something to this statement to make it read 
All it takes is two LAZY bidders who really want a poster...
 
By Lazy I mean those who won't do a simple eBay search for the same title.
 
Case in point:
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3841713817&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
with less than 30 minutes to go -- no bids yet.
 
and this one that closed last night:
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3841606890&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
 
And please don't tell me it's because the emovieposter.com insert is rolled. 
 
pj 
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Channing is right. A 3-D postcard for Where Eagles Dare sold for around $275 on EBAY a while ago. I put mine up on EBAY and the highest bid I received was $19. 
 
I sold a copy of a 1969 Boxoffice movie theatre trade journal magazine for $165 on EBAY two months ago. A month later I sold another copy of the same issue for $85.
 
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Cinerama wen site:
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[MOPO] What Did We Do To Deserve This? LONG!!!

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This from Stan: "MOPO (to me personally) is nothing more than a website/mailing list of hobby 'elitists' who seem bent on collector-world domination." 
Yes? And your point is...?
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I should let this die without comment but I just can't...Scroll down for a post (forwarded to me) that appeared today on Style-B.Read it and see how it makes *you* feel, THEN come back to the top for mycommentsCOMMENTS: Frankly, I've reached my limit on this kind of attack. MoPo is theway it is because that's the way the *participating* members want it.Bitching and moaning over on Style-B doesn't change a thing."Stan" (the author of this post) as far as I recall, never voiced hisopinions or concerns to me privately (he admits "he wasn't much of acontributor"), but he has no problems making them public now. He should havehad the balls to contact me directly when he was a member. He should havestopped yelling at his computer screen and participated. Hell no, why dothat? It's easier to just leave and post BS comments
 elsewhere. "Stan" willprobably get great pleasure in knowing he's ticked me off even withoutactually being a subscriber to MoPo, and that's fine. Revel in it "Stan."Way to go "Stan" for your sidelines attack disguised as commentary. You signyour message "Clueless, Hardheaded, Grudge Holding, Disgruntled Mopolian(insert your own favorite label here)"well I think you should reallyinsert "pompous ass" to the signature. It's easy to be critical on the fly,at a distance. It's much harder to actually change what you don't like. Ittakes participation, something "Stan" didn't care to do while a member ofMoPo.We started out as a friendly little group of 10 souls who liked to collectmovie paper and talk about it amongst ourselves. I never in my wildestdreams thought running this group would become so difficult, frustrating andat times, depressing. Not to mention anger-inducing, as you can tell ifyou've read this far! Per!
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 February 24, 2005 as MoPo turns 10 weshould turn out the lights and let this tired old group of "hobby 'elitists'who seem bent on collector-world domination" rest in peace. Sheesh!ScottMoPo List Owner-Original Message-Subject: Fwd: What Is MOPO ?? [WARNING extremely long post]--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Stan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:Before anyone takes that question seriously...it was heavily laced withsarcasm. I know what MOPO is.So the janitor quit his part time job. What - again ? :)---[WARNING & Disclaimer] If you dislike long meandering posts -or- really likethe MOPO list, save yourself some grief & please do not read further, youmay get offended if you do.This is not a rant, but rather only me making casual conversation about mytake on MOPO, based upon my personal experiences/opinions and nothing else.If you like MOPO more power to you an!
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Re: [MOPO] EBAY- WATCH LIST

[pj angel]

Hey Dr.
 
My watch list was intact this morning. Better change your password. Now.
 
Guess what I got in the mail yesterday all autographed by Kevin McCarthy and Dan Wynter? Yep, the half sheet to Serpico. Thanks! :)
 
Those MoPoers who haven't checked out Girls and Ghouls: Hot Chicks on Lobby Cards over at the House of Poe will be thankful they did. Especially tomorrow. Happy Turkey Day everyone! 
 
http://www.houseofpoe.bigtownfilmposter.com
 
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Re: [MOPO] Virginia Davis RIP

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She frequently participated in Disney fan celebrations, including a recent 
historical gathering in Kansas City, Mo., in May and at an event honoring 
Disney legends in Anaheim, Calif., in July. 
 
She stayed busy, and appreciated, right to the end.
 
That's nice.
 
RIP Ms Davis. 
 
pj

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Subject: [MOPO] Virginia Davis RIP
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 6:03 PM


Disney's silent star Virginia Davis died on Saturday. I had the pleasure of 
speaking to her a few times. She was a very nice woman.

http://www.mercurynews.com/california/ci_13145499

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Re: [MOPO] Vertigo: Q For Dario!

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Dario,
 
Could Dave's Vertigo poster been "faded" during the cleaning process before 
LB'ing?
 
In general, how do bright red/orange-ish titles, or bright color backgrounds on 
a poster, fare during chemical bathes? Do they come out a little lighter? Could 
this be the reason this poster appears sun faded? 
 
Maybe Dave's second one, also LB'd, (but in near flawless color-shape), was 
never submerged in chemicals.
 
I think we'd all like to read your comments.
 
Thanks friend!
 
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[MOPO] FS: Hammer Horror, Part 2

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Hi All,
 
Hammer Sale, Part Two
 
FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER FROM HELL 1S Autographed by David Prowse
http://sites.google.com/site/bigtowngallery2/frankenstein-and-the-monster-from-hell-1974-1s
 
FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED 1969 1S, HS, WC
http://sites.google.com/site/bigtowngallery2/frankenstein-must-be-destroyed-1969-1s
 
THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN 1964 WC - Nice -- Unrestored
http://sites.google.com/site/bigtowngallery2/the-evil-of-frankenstein-1964-wc
 
Other titles,
BRIDES OF DRACULA TC, LC, 8X10
CAPT. KRONOS LCs
ENEMY FROM SPACE TC
FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN Ins
THE MUMMY'S SHROUD HS
LUST FOR A VAMPIRE 1S, LCs German and US
THE VAMPIRE LOVERS 1S, Ins, LCs
KISS OF THE VAMPIRE 1S
HANDS OF THE RIPPER LC
TWINS OF EVIL 1S
 
$8 Shipping in US and Canada, $20 overseas.
 
PayPal only please (let me know - I'll send proper invoice).
 
Lots of other stuff on the site, too. Please take a look.
 
Thanks in advance!
 
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[MOPO] FS: Hammer Horror Sale, Part 2

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Hi All,
 
Hammer Sale, Part Two
 
FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER FROM HELL 1S Autographed by David Prowse: Great if 
your name is Joe.
http://sites.google.com/site/bigtowngallery2/frankenstein-and-the-monster-from-hell-1974-1s
 
FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED 1969 1S, HS, WC
http://sites.google.com/site/bigtowngallery2/frankenstein-must-be-destroyed-1969-1s
 
THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN 1964 WC - Nice -- Unrestored
http://sites.google.com/site/bigtowngallery2/the-evil-of-frankenstein-1964-wc
 
Other titles,
BRIDES OF DRACULA TC, LC, 8X10
CAPT. KRONOS LCs
ENEMY FROM SPACE TC
FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN Ins
THE MUMMY'S SHROUD HS
LUST FOR A VAMPIRE 1S, LCs German and US
THE VAMPIRE LOVERS 1S, Ins, LCs
KISS OF THE VAMPIRE 1S
HANDS OF THE RIPPER LC
TWINS OF EVIL 1S
 
$8 Shipping in US and Canada, $20 overseas.
 
PayPal only please (let me know - I'll send proper invoice).
 
Lots of other stuff on the site, too. Please take a look.
 
Thanks in advance!
 
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[MOPO] FS: Noir/Crime/Musical/Bad Girl

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Hi all. Just listed on eBay.

BOSS OF BIG TOWN - Noir Shadows Lobby Card
A GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK - Film Noir RR Insert 
SWING OUT SISTER - 1945 UNIVERSAL MUSICAL 
SING ANOTHER CHORUS - 1942 UNIVERSAL MUSICAL 
CODE TWO 1953 MGM CRIME ONE SHEET 
INSIDE DETROIT 1952 CRIME ONE SHEET 
GANG WAR Early Charles Bronson Half Sheet
BLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY lobby card 

3 Bad Girl LOBBY Cards:
GIRLS IN CHAINS
GIRLS' SCHOOL
DELINQUENT DAUGHTERS 

Plus Region 1 DVDs including the first two seasons of BONES

Good stuff and all 99 cent openers. 

Please take a look. 
   
  http://my.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MyEbay&gbh=1&_trksid=m37

many thanks, 
pj 
   
  ps,
   
  Three of the items I have FS (the two Universal musicals and Code Two)  I 
used Bruce's  images from emovieposter.com auctions I won, so I figured it was 
okay. The images are the actual posters to be bid upon in my auctions. So don't 
freak out. No funny business intended. Thanks to Bruce for taking the pictures 
for me! :)

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Re: [MOPO] FS: Noir/Crime/Musical/Bad Girl

[pj angel]

Thanks for the head's up Rick.
   
  Weird stuff going on at eBay tonight. I can't get two of my listed items to 
show up: the DVD Seasons 1 and 2 of BONES. All the posters are listing fine as 
are a dozen other DVDs.
   
  Why would some listings show up immediately while others not?
   
  Here's another try at a workable link:
   
  http://tinyurl.com/btfpauctions
   
  Here's links to BONES DVDs
   
  http://tinyurl.com/bones1
  http://tinyurl.com/bones2 
   
  If these links don't work, ebay seller ID is
   
  http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZbigtownfilmposters-us
   
  click the "text only format" in the upper right of the page.
   
  pj
   
  
Richard Auras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  pj...  your link takes me to my own ebay area  it is a general 
MyEbay link
   
   Rick
   
  I am anxious to look at your items..

  
  - Original Message 
From: pj angel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 10:52:22 PM
Subject: [MOPO] FS: Noir/Crime/Musical/Bad Girl

  Hi all. Just listed on eBay.

BOSS OF BIG TOWN - Noir Shadows Lobby Card
A GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK - Film Noir RR Insert 
SWING OUT SISTER - 1945 UNIVERSAL MUSICAL 
SING ANOTHER CHORUS - 1942 UNIVERSAL MUSICAL 
CODE TWO 1953 MGM CRIME ONE SHEET 
INSIDE DETROIT 1952 CRIME ONE SHEET 
GANG WAR Early Charles Bronson Half Sheet
BLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY lobby card 

3 Bad Girl LOBBY Cards:
GIRLS IN CHAINS
GIRLS' SCHOOL
DELINQUENT DAUGHTERS 

Plus Region 1 DVDs including the first two seasons of BONES

Good stuff and all 99 cent openers. 

Please take a look. 
   
  http://my.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MyEbay&gbh=1&_trksid=m37

many thanks, 
pj 
   
  ps,
   
  Three of the items I have FS (the two Universal musicals and Code Two)  I 
used Bruce's  images from emovieposter.com auctions I won, so I figured it was 
okay. The images are the actual posters to be bid upon in my auctions. So don't 
freak out. No funny business intended. Thanks to Bruce for taking the pictures 
for me! :)
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Re: [MOPO] FS: Noir/Crime/Musical/Bad Girl

[pj angel]

LOL...
   
  I just got the "official" word from eBay why it took so long for my two 
seasons of the Fox TV show BONES to be indexed with my movie posters.
   
  "We wanted to make sure you were not selling human remains."
   
   Who am I, Freddie Poe?
   
  pj

pj angel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the head's up Rick.
   
  Weird stuff going on at eBay tonight. I can't get two of my listed items to 
show up: the DVD Seasons 1 and 2 of BONES. All the posters are listing fine as 
are a dozen other DVDs.
   
  Why would some listings show up immediately while others not?
   
  Here's another try at a workable link:
   
  http://tinyurl.com/btfpauctions
   
  Here's links to BONES DVDs
   
  http://tinyurl.com/bones1
  http://tinyurl.com/bones2 
   
  If these links don't work, ebay seller ID is
   
  http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZbigtownfilmposters-us
   
  click the "text only format" in the upper right of the page.
   
  pj
   
  
Richard Auras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  pj...  your link takes me to my own ebay area  it is a general 
MyEbay link
   
   Rick
   
  I am anxious to look at your items..

  
  - Original Message 
From: pj angel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 10:52:22 PM
Subject: [MOPO] FS: Noir/Crime/Musical/Bad Girl

  Hi all. Just listed on eBay.

BOSS OF BIG TOWN - Noir Shadows Lobby Card
A GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK - Film Noir RR Insert 
SWING OUT SISTER - 1945 UNIVERSAL MUSICAL 
SING ANOTHER CHORUS - 1942 UNIVERSAL MUSICAL 
CODE TWO 1953 MGM CRIME ONE SHEET 
INSIDE DETROIT 1952 CRIME ONE SHEET 
GANG WAR Early Charles Bronson Half Sheet
BLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY lobby card 

3 Bad Girl LOBBY Cards:
GIRLS IN CHAINS
GIRLS' SCHOOL
DELINQUENT DAUGHTERS 

Plus Region 1 DVDs including the first two seasons of BONES

Good stuff and all 99 cent openers. 

Please take a look. 
   
  http://my.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MyEbay&gbh=1&_trksid=m37

many thanks, 
pj 
   
  ps,
   
  Three of the items I have FS (the two Universal musicals and Code Two)  I 
used Bruce's  images from emovieposter.com auctions I won, so I figured it was 
okay. The images are the actual posters to be bid upon in my auctions. So don't 
freak out. No funny business intended. Thanks to Bruce for taking the pictures 
for me! :)
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[MOPO] WTB for the Holidays

[pj angel]

Happy Holidays MoPo Friends!!
   
  Got this want list the other day. 
   
  If you have something on Barry's list feel free to drop him an email at
   
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   
  I also have his mailing address and phone number on hand if you need those. 
   
  Dear Paul: 
 
  I hope that all is well with you.  
   
  I am currently looking to find the following items. I would appreciate it 
very much 
  if you could please let me know if you have any of them available for 
purchase. 
  Thanks.  
   
  1.  THE  WIZARD OF  OZ  Lobby  Cards  ( from 1939  only) 
   
  a)  the lobby card with the Tin Man falling over  
   
  b)  the lobby card with the 3 characters - the Tin Man, Lion and the 
Scarecrow in 
 disguise with Busby hats on 
   
  c)  the title card 
   
  d)  the original Pressbook 
   
  e)  2 Italian Photobustas  
 - one is the portrait card of the scarecrow 
 -  the second is the portrait card of Judy Garland as Dorothy 
 
  2.  SUPERMAN  AND  THE  MOLEMEN  Lobby  Cards 
   
  a)  the lobby card with Superman holding the Moleman 
  
  b)  the card with Superman bending the Gun 
   
  3.  IT'S  A  WONDERFUL  LIFE  Os  &  Insert 
   
  4. THE  WOLFMAN  scene  Lobby  Cards 
   
  5.  A  CHRISTMAS  CAROL  Lobby  Cards 
   
  a)  lobby cards from the 1930's  version with Reginald Owen as Scrooge 
   
  b)  lobby cards from the 1950's version with Alastair Sim as Scrooge 
   
  6.  DEVIL  GIRL  FROM  MARS  British  Os  Poster 
   
  7.  THE  FOUNTAINHEAD  courtroom  Lobby  Card 
   
  8.  PINOCCHIO  Original  Release  Lobby  Card  with  the  Fairy  Godmother 
   
  9.  A  FISTFUL  OF  DOLLARS  Italian  55" x 78"  Poster 
   
  10.  THE  GOOD,  THE  BAD  AND  THE  UGLY  

  a)  Italian  Photobustas  
   
  b)  the Italian 39" x 55" Poster  
   
  c)  the Italian 55" x 78" Poster 
   
  Again, please let me know if you have any of these available or if you know 
of anyone who might part with any of them. I know they are rare and I would not 
ask about any of the pieces unless I was very serious about buying them if 
found. 
   
  Thanks very much. 
   
  Best Regards, 
   
  Barry Shrott 
   
  --
   
  Me Again:
   
  Best to all this holiday season!
   
  pj Angel
  www.bigtownfilmposters.us


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[MOPO] Question for FOH experts

[PJ Angel]

Hi 
All...I have a some questions concerning Front 
of House (FOH) UK LCs/Stills.How many cards/stills in a 
typical FOH set?andWere Title Cards included?For instance, are 
the two title cards in this pic for real?http://tinyurl.com/fohinfoThanks in 
advance,pj angel
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Re: [MOPO] NEED HELP IN IDENTIFYING A STILL

[PJ Angel]

Sue,Based upon the still depicting a jungle scene, by process of 
elimination, we can scratch off Slightly Dangerous, Christmas in 
July, and Pittsburgh - not a jungle scene in the bunch. This leaves 
The Sea God (1930) with Fay Wray.User Comments from IMDB for 
The Sea God (1930) has this review...The Sea God is an early 
sound melodrama about two men vying for Fay Wray and wealth in the South 
Pacific. I bought this DVD in my unhealthy quest to see every Fay Wray film 
available, and I was pleasantly surprised that this was a fairly entertaining 
little film. Good locations, decent direction and photography (in spots), and a 
couple of twists made it well worth its short 75 minute running time. It's a bit 
creaky, and some of the acting doesn't hold up well, but overall not a bad 
effort. Fay looks great as the object of affection of the two men. There is even 
a scene where she is snatched from a boat by hostile dark skinned cannibals ala 
King Kong.Sounds like a film that could have a diving suit, jungle 
scenes, arrows, and natives... pj


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Subject: Re: [MOPO] NEED HELP IN IDENTIFYING A STILL
From: Susan 
Date: Mon, January 26, 2009 10:16 am
To: mop...@sol03.american.edu

   Hi Zeev   This is Sue from LearnAboutMoviePosters.com.  According to our research for the U.S. Movie Studio Production Code book and our website, (we have gathered approximately 22,000 different production code numbers so far), the number "1271" was used by at least 3 major studios.  Here is the information we have:   MGM - 1943 - Slightly Dangerous  Paramount - 1930 - Sea God (New York Series) Paramount - 1940 - Christmas in July (L Series) Universal - 1942 - Pittsburgh   I hope one of these matches your still.   SueFrom: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@sol03.american.edu] On Behalf Of lobby card invasionSent: Monday, January 26, 2009 10:44To: mop...@sol03.american.eduSubject: Re: [MOPO] NEED HELP IN IDENTIFYING A STILL  Hi everybody,   I need your help in identifying a still.   It shows a jungle scene where a large number of natives are bowing to a man dressed in what looks like an old fashioned deep diving suit.  The man in the suit may have an arrow stuck in his chest? The still has the number  1271-168 Anybody knows the title of this movie?   Is there already an available list cross referencing still numbers and movie titles?   I vaguely remember Bruce H once purchased such a list, but I'm not sure it was ever published.   Thank you,   Zeev     Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com ___ How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List  Send a message addressed to: lists...@listserv.american.edu In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L  The author of this message is solely responsible for its content.   Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com ___ How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List  Send a message addressed to: lists...@listserv.american.edu In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L  The author of this message is solely responsible for its content.  


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Re: [MOPO] The best television show of all time...

[PJ Angel]

THE NEW ADDAMS FAMILY was awesome. I particularly liked the new Gomez. Great stuff there...
 
I'm a Joss Whedon Fan so have to go with BtVS, Angel, and Firefly as the first, second, and third best and for fourth and fifth, Kojack and Cannon.
 
pj
 

 Original Message Subject: Re: [MOPO] The best television show of all time...From: Glenn Taranto Date: Thu, February 19, 2009 10:21 pmTo: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU


And here I thought it was THE NEW ADDAMS FAMILY...
 
GT

- Original Message - 
From: McDaniel Kirby 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 8:56 PM
Subject:Re: [MOPO] The best television show of all time...
The best TV show of all time would be MY LITTLE MARGIE, wouldn't it? 

K.



On Feb 19, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Robert D. Brooks wrote:


Hey Mopo:
 
Last year, you might remember that I recommended a little Aussie show called the Hollowmen (I sent the recommendation after only 3 episodes had aired - that's how good it was).  Well, they've finished the first two series now - and they're available on DVD (region 4 only - and they're already out of print)!  This may be your only chance to see this brilliant show, if you live anywhere up-over...
 
If I had to pick the 5 greatest comedy shows of all time, The Hollowmen would be in there with Fawlty Towers, The Office, Absolutely Fabulous, and Arrested Development.  That's how good it is (it's made by the exact same people who made the great indie films The Castle and The Dish).
 
Get it now before it's gone forever...
Cheers,Bob
 
 
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