I enjoyed it and the audience I saw it with loved it. Yes, it had its flaws,
but to see a hero lead that's over 60? That alone kicks ass.
Toochis
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If only they could harness this power for the good of mankind... :-)
TGormley
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From: David Kusumoto
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Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 6:52 PM
Subject: [MOPO] Movie Poster Channel Schedule for Sunday, May 25, 2008
Movie Poster
It's been 8 hours since Channing posted this, and no Mexican lobby cards for
"The Maltese Bippy" offered yet? Someone is slipping!
I guess I am one of the very few here who remember Laugh-In's first run. It
was one of the most popular shows ever, and was a real "water cooler" show
where everyone t
I respect you guys. I am debating whether it is worth seeing AT ALL (there
are very few "name" movies I skip altogether, because sometimes I find I
like ones the general public doesn't). As sequels go, would you say it is
kind of a "Godfather Part III"?
Bruce
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 7:18 PM, dsone
<""THE BIG-EASY, 2008" -- "Part 2 - The Return." Host Dick Cavitt interviews
Joseph Bonelli in this 3-part series exploring the poster collector Bonelli's
miraculous escape from Hurricane Katrina -- and his poignant return to the city
where jazz was born. [TV-G]">
Thank God for Cavet
Bruce can remember the early days of Laugh-In, but Greg...you win the
nostalgia prize for bringing up Korla Pandit.
By the way, Yma Sumac made a movie or two (SECRET OF THE INCAS comes to
mind)...but did Korla Pandit? I can't think of any.
Oh, and if we're going as far back as Korla Pandit, rem
Just hoping he wasn't in the NRA.
Rich
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David,
I think you missed Kirby's other show"LET'S NOT MAKE A DEAL"
Doug
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Subject: [MOPO] Movie Poster Channel Schedule for Sunday, May 25, 2008
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David:
Not only did you manage to make me laughhardat an obscenely
early hour (I had to get up early to prepare guitar parts for a very
important recording session this evening), you laid bare the essence of
some of the key players in our little ongoing MOPOpera. "AMBULANCE
CHASER-MEXI
Okay, Richard, I'm not of the original Yma or Korla generation, but
I'm just strange enough to be a big Yma fan and I actually
dragged about ten friends to go see her perform here in L.A. at the
Hollywood Roosevelt's Cinegrill years ago. Yma is
85 now and lives with some assistance in an appro
Doug,
I think you mean THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
I'm not selling all these posters 'cause I'm collecting them..
ha ha
K.
On May 25, 2008, at 9:51 AM, Douglas Ball wrote:
David,
I think you missed Kirby's other show"LET'S NOT MAKE A DEAL"
Doug
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Kirby,
That was a good one!
Doug
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Doug,
I think you mean THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
I'm no
My parents were big fans of Yma Sumac. I never appreciated her voice as
a kid (I was much too busy studying the subtleties of Spike Jones), but
I loved those exotic EP covers!
Korla Pandit, the East Indian keyboard player, had a show on in the San
Francisco Bay Area daily for awhile. He was an
Hey Richard,
Yma made two movies, 'Musica De Siempre' and 'Las Canciones Unidos'
in the late 50's.
Patrick
On May 25, 2008, at 7:28 AM, Richard Del Belso wrote:
Bruce can remember the early days of Laugh-In, but Greg...you win
the nostalgia prize for bringing up Korla Pandit.
By the wa
I loved her in SECRET OF THE INCAS and OMAR KHAYYAM. I saw her
perform live in San Fracisco about 15 years ago. She was a real trip!
Channing
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Now I really want to see OMAR KHAYYAM. With Yma Sumac and Debra Paget, how
could I not love it?
Guess what...I own the poster!
Richard Del Belso
> Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 09:43:52 -0700
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> I loved her in S
give it time, bruce... i am sure rodxbushman will be trying to hock
something, martin-related, to capitalize on yet another celebrity's
passing.
jeff
On May 25, 2008, at 6:07 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
It's been 8 hours since Channing posted this, and no Mexican lobby
cards for "The Mal
I recall there were times when he didn't even get the name right, so be
prepared for Mexican LCs of people like Steve Martin or Lee Marvin!
Bruce
On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 1:09 PM, Jeff Potokar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> give it time, bruce... i am sure rodxbushman will be trying to hock
> somet
I am confused. Didn't Marilyn die some time ago? And these don't look like
Mexican LCs.
I can't figure it out.
Bruce
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 1:50 PM, rodxmorgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/4122/dsc1ua7.jpg
> http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/2608/dsc
His old partner, Dan Rowan, was wiretapped by a private
detective, who was working for Sam Giancana, when he dared
to date Giancana's girlfriend, Phyllis McGuire, of the McGuire
sisters. This was recently written about in THE ROAD TO DALLAS
a study of the Kennedy Assassination by David Kaiser, a
very correct, bruce on both counts.
as a side note-- in MINT condition, these paperbacks might be worth
10 bucks, max, dont you think? and last i checked, this was a poster
forum, not a paperback book selling venue, right?
jeff
On May 25, 2008, at 12:09 PM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I
bruce,
ps..on closer inspection, these books are dog eared, with bent covers
and worn...
maybe 50¢ each ..
jeff
On May 25, 2008, at 12:09 PM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I am confused. Didn't Marilyn die some time ago? And these don't
look like Mexican LCs.
I can't figure it out.
Bruce
At 03:20 PM 5/25/2008, you wrote:
was not the loner nut case that the Warren commission depicted or the
hapless victim of the entertaining but fantastical film by Oliver Stone.
So Oliver Stone was right, but was really wrong, but really right?
Actually I prefer Executive Action to JFK and Wint
Jeff
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Yep, there was something screened over here about the Kennedy
assassination, about two years ago or so.
Convinced me lone gunman was possible, and liking conspiracies, I'd be
reasonably reluctant.
Can't remember it all, but among it remember it de-bunking Oswald not
being a proficient enough
Kirby, I used to deliver groceries to Judith Campbell Exner in my
first job working at The Balboa Market when I was 14.
I'm not exactly sure of the year but it was right around the height
of Judith Exner's notoriety that she had rented a home on the
bayfront near the end of the Balboa Peninsu
The MPC channel stuff is so clever - I enjoyed all of the posts!
We (8 of us) saw Indiana Jones last night, to mixed reviews. I loved it -
it was a lot of fun, the cast was great and Karen Allen has still got it.
My wife and kids and their friends ranged from "sucked" to "OK" to "great.
I a
Dats right Folks... e>>> listen to dis Guy.. he know his stuff.!!
e... and ifs you dont Like Indy Ya can alwats take a right at
alberquerque and vamoose!!!
really you can ( twinkle twinkle) Uderwise Go see Stevies show and
enjoy yerselves!!!
Imyself Liked to picture ...
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Aloha MoPo,
I'm looking for the following. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
1. Invasion of the Saucermen TOP 1/3 for 3-sheet
2. Creature from the black lagoon BOTTOM 1/3 for
3-sheet
3. CFTBL Herald
4. Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein Herald
5. House of Frankenstein Title card
6. A&C meet
Aloha MoPo,
Does anyone know a reputable TV show prop company that
could help me locate TV props?
Thanks,
Mark
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Aloha MoPo,
Does anyone know a reputable TV show prop company that
could help me locate TV props?
Thanks,
Mark
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Saturday the 16th Annual Vintage Poster Art Auction at Cinevent exceeded
$150,000.
Highlights, which surpassed $10,000 each included: SNOW WHITE (1937, one
sheet)...a NUT (1920's Douglas Fairbanks one sheet)...and a half sheet for THE
MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
For what it's worth, I noticed it had a score in the mid-sixties from
metacritic.com.
They qualify this as "generally favorable reviews."
Kirby McDaniel
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On May 25, 2008, at 8:32 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I respect you guys. I am debating whether it is worth seeing AT ALL
I just got back from seeing Indy. I was entertained but not overwhelmed. It
is one of my favorite roles for Harrison Ford and can imagine no one else doing
it. I still remember watching the first of the series at the theatre. I spent
most of the movie leaned forward in my seat in awe of the
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