Great story, Joe. I have often wondered if I would
EVER find a poster with a direct connection to my childhood theaters. And I
lived in Manhattan! I thought the odds would be in my favor.
Off topic but anyone interested in movie theaters
should check out www.cinematreasures.com
Jerry th
Channing,
Head out to the American Museum of the Moving Image.
http://www.movingimage.us/site/site.php
It's in Queens and will only take a couple of hours to get through unless
there's a screening of interest.
There used to be a dealer in Chelsea, somewhere between 25th & 29th, east of
7th Ave.
cation or anything. Gone forever! I had visited the
shop
> on my first trip over 5 years ago...before I fell into this debt riddled
> hobby. I was simply browsing while waiting for a friend.
>
> Take care,
> Michael
>
> 42nd Street Memories wrote:
>
> > Channing
there
> > was a lovely one, THE FIESTA which we attended up to
> > three years ago. The neon sign and the decor in the
> > stands were amazing.
> >
> > It was torn down for a warehouse.
> > Toochis
> > --- 42nd Street Memories <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&
Let's not forget his roots. some of his early stuff showed the signs of
greatness.
Mouse that Roared (after seeing this as a kid I wanted to see all of his
films)
Smallest Show on Earth (all movie theater fans want to find this one)
Ladykillers
I'm Alright Jack
Your Past is Showing (he didn't
I need the MOPO karma to help me?
Is there a way to retrieve movie theater booking information, going back to
the 1950s-1960s. In other words, my quest is to find which double features
my local theaters were showing. I've found a lot of information on library
microfiche but some of my theaters in
Hello, MOPO.
Big Christmas sale on eBay with a selection of fun stuff (see partial list
below). No King Kongs here. But a fun assortment. I promise honest
descriptions or 100% money back including shipping; secure packing with Bags
Unlimited material (not recycled pizza boxes), 10% discount if you
We love it when we hear that a celebrity is involved. Some
that come to mind:
Last week it was the son of a favorite of mine...John Ireland.
We sold to Emil Sitka's son (half sheet of Outlaws is Coming)
who was building a website to honor his dad.
Tippi Hedren's manager at her reserve
Why regurgitate remakes? Writers in Hollywood running out of ideas? My
take
The quality of writing in the first 50-60 years of film stemmed from an
untapped source of writers and material.. Hemingway, Tennessee Williams,
James Cain, Shakespeare, the Bible, vaudeville, the theater, etc
I hadn't seen any of these before and I can't find any sales activity
on them.
Does anyone know what they go for? I want to retire on them.
Thanks. Jerry the K
Thank you.
Jerry Kovar
42nd Street Memories
www.42ndstreetmemories.com
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Hello MOPO...
Sunday, Karen and I visited the beautiful Tampa Theater to see IT CAME FROM
OUTER SPACE in 3-D.
The poster for this film (re-release...stop drooling), as well as the
current program of recent released Independents, was available via silent
auction.
I had never seen this befor
Thank you.
Jerry Kovar
42nd Street Memories
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From: "PJ Angel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 5:51 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Shill or Real
Yikes! The shat just hit the fan.
I might point out that one of eMovieposter.com'
Hello MOPO,
When Realart, WB, etc, reissued films in the 1950s, where
there pre-established double features? Or did theaters have their choice of a
grouping.
It made me wonder since I would have thought it would have
been more economical to see see more double feature lobby cards and o
Hello, MOPO. I'm returning from a self-imposed vacation from MOPO, I hope
that everyone is playing nice.
I have a request from a retail furniture shop for a one-sheet, back lit
display frame for their in-store Home Entertainment Center display. They are
not selling the fixture, they are installing
Hello MOPO,
Like any true red-blooded movie addicts, we landed in Las Vegas and bypassed
casinos, nightclubs and assorted degradation, seeking out Vegas's #1
attraction.Richard Halegua at Graffix Gallery.
More fun than Wayne Newton. Richard's a class act with some outstanding
pieces and even
ht Guy" is such a big hit on
t.v. Happy Framing and Collecting, Sue Heimwww.hollywoodposterframes.com(800)
463-2994
- Original Message -
From: 42nd Street Memories
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2004
12:48 PM
Subj
The University of Kansas is celebrating the Big G's 50th birthday next week.
For those interested here is a link
http://www.ljworld.com/section/arts/story/185234
Should be a blast. How come I had to study Social Sciences and they get
Godzilla?
Happy Birthday, G
Jerry K
www.42ndstreetmemories.co
Jerry 42nd Street Memorieswww.42ndstreetmemories.com
- Original Message -
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 4:28
PM
Subject: [MOPO] Surprise hometown
endorsement
Whatever your leanings politically, this
And this is related to movies and posters
because..
Can it. This is my opportunity to escape from all
that crap.
Jerry K
42nd Street Memorieswww.42ndstreetmemories.com
- Original Message -
From:
42nd
Street Memories
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday
I appreciated the starkness of the low budget
JFK assassination drama Executive Action. Underrated in my opinion.
Jerry K
- Original Message -
From:
Lon Goldstein
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2004 11:15
AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Political
I have not seen a good review for Alexander
the Adequate. Anybody have one?
It must be a conspiracy!
Jerry K
www.42ndstreetmemories.com
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