ealth was holding up. - When I knew him, he wasteaching at The New School. Bill Everson, Herb Graf now Gene - there are fewer real film people around every year :-(
RIP
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quite a few stars of yesteryear lived here (in Whitestone) - Bow's house overlooks "Beechhurst Beach" - Pickford's was across the street - have never been able to get an exact address for Goddard or Mario Lanza - but Harry Richman's house (which he bought from Oscar Hammerstein I) is still st
if you're ever in the Queens section of NYC let me know - i'll point out her house (though re-modeled over the
years it still stands, same with Valentino's house - they are about a mile apart). BTW - not far from where
Paulette Goddard was born (Whitestone Landing)
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all I have is the 1966 paperback for bonanza (its at the bottom of the page)
http://www.weeklybugle.com/books/
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Send a me
and I sell the DVD for $15
also Strip-o-rama
one of them has Joe E Ross in it -the other one - doesn't.
to be fair - these are DVDs of the movies, not the posters :-)
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oh
guess it will be the short version then :-)
thanks
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The Alamo i
I wonder which running length they are restoring it to?
when they went to do a digital transfer of the roadshow version
used for the Laser Disk (and VHS) - the rejuv process had
damaged it - so the DVD is the longest general release version -
but shorter than the roadshow.
did they find another pr
read a book!!!
-Original Message- From: Bruce Hershenson Sent: Apr 20, 2012 7:04 PM To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU Subject: Re: [MOPO] So, did SHANE die of a mortal wound at the end, or not? If you read the book, you know he didn't.
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maybe if they focused on production quality rather than production cost -
maybe if the focus was on making good movies rather than loud flashy ones
maybe if Walt had lived just a few mor years :-(
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Partly in response to costly projects such as "John Carter," Disn
There must be a dozen variations of Phantom - still there seems to be no complete 1929 version
also - only two of the color segments seem to have survived. As for Alamo - there was a VHS release
of the roadshow version - I just think it plays better than the release version. Sad thing is - they
the poor poor Phantom - the 1925 version is worth tracking down - the best
copy of it I ever saw was a Universal show-at-home 16mm. when they re-cut it
and added
the sound bits - it may have been watchable, but that version doesn't exist
(a few of the sound bits have turned up however). sadly, wha
guess it was a slow week, so they finally got around to this...
http://enews.earthlink.net/article/us?guid=20120312/cd84ac59-161f-4312-805b-a5cf5cf7cf28
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Joltin Joe (DiMagio) had a neat trick - if you asked him for his autograph, he ask you to cash a check for him -
he'd look you over - figure what you where good for and and hand you a check for that amount -
$10, $100 whatever. you'd cash it, and - of course - never deposit it. He'd pocket the c
just a note on London After Midnight. When Films Inc closed in Westchester - there were prints of Tell it to the Marines, He Who Gets Slapped, West of Zanzibar,
and at least 4 other Lon Chaney films - none of which had rented in the 12 years since they were printed. If London After Midnight was
and
cannot be rolled effectively for shipping. However, I wanted to make sure
that was true before discussing shipment with the seller.
I appreciate your feedback.
Thanks,
Bill
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and true to form wikipedia writes...
Jane Russell (born June 21, 1921-February 31, 2011)
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Its sad that we don't all have your positive view of what is right and what is
wrong :-)
its interesting to see how opinions change over the years as well. I remember
when
I was told how bad a film Inherit The Wind was - how stage bound it was, how
awful Gene Kelly was etc, etc.
now it seems
extra day this.errr..last.errr this
month..and to think that I was going to change the calendar to September.
Now I'm confused.
I'm a project manager and could really use the extra day.
Thanks for the laugh,
Bill
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, and
canceling my account on the listserve. Any future postings that are
allegedly sent from me on the listserve are in fact fake.
Bill
On Oct 31, 2009, at 3:29 PM, Kenwick Cook wrote:
small people who engage in sodomy?
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Hey JR, not a problem,
My reason for not naming the forum was because the moderator did not
have a chance to respond to my request yet. I thought that it was
sufficient to just say that if ANYONE on ANY forum runs into a person
with the handle "Bill Scutta" that it was not me.
Richard, I don't know why you are so intrigued by this nonsense.
Personally I've never had dealings with you in any capacity, so I
don't know where this is coming from.
It's not my mission in life to convince you of my integrity.
Bill
On Oct 31, 2009, at 2:08 PM,
I'd like to confirm that it is not The Movie Poster Forum.
No, it was most definitely NOT Movie Poster Forum. In light of the
posts that I have received over this topic, I'm not going to post
what forum it is. Those who I've talked to privately already know.
Best alway
i don't think it unfair to assume this is a continuation of history
from elsewhere, perhaps even that most sanctimonious of poster forums.
It is unfair, paranoid, and ridiculous.
Bill
On Oct 31, 2009, at 1:29 PM, Richard Evans wrote:
We're not talking about identity theft to
my off topic message as a heads up so that people did not confuse me
with an internet troll.
Bill
On Oct 31, 2009, at 12:30 PM, Richard Evans wrote:
"This isn't exactly earth shattering news or anything."
Agreed.
"Truth be told, I have way too much on my plate
Hello MOPOers,
This isn't exactly earth shattering news or anything. But I recently
joined a forum for movie poster enthusiasts. No sooner had I joined
the forum in question than someone else registered an account using
my name "Bill Scutta" as their handle. I seriously
here in the US.
Due to nightmares I have had in the past with overseas shipping, I
will only ship within the US. Paypal only. Any questions do not
hesitate to ask.
Email if interested.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
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I get some money.
Bill
On Oct 21, 2009, at 4:16 PM, evanzwei...@comcast.net wrote:
I'm with you, that movie rocks!
Evan
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from the movie and a good shot of the excellent 3D effect in the pin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bneyh_DVISM
Bill
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would be Giant Gila Monster. It's so over-the-top.
Best always,
Bill
On Oct 21, 2009, at 12:33 PM, Andrea Kanter wrote:
MoPoer's,
This happens to me every Halloween and then in spurts through the
year: Some horror posters go for major bucks and I think some are
truly scary
r tearing at top and
middle crossfolds. Some blue inkspots of unknow origin in top right
corner.
Thanks for looking,
Bill Scutta
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es, I'm not sure how successful that would be because
most of the people who would "add" you are people that probably
already know about your services anyway. It might be worth a shot
though.
Bill Scutta
On Oct 15, 2009, at 12:17 PM, Andrea Kanter wrote:
I'm liking it
ed my time. But I guess with this bidding software,
that won't be a problem anymore.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
On Sep 28, 2009, at 4:56 PM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
I also dislike the extended bidder's platform. A snipe is easier,
in my view and
allows me to use the Kirby McDaniel
k something is worth.
Best always,
Bill
On Sep 24, 2009, at 7:51 AM, Michael B wrote:
Although dealers post the size and titles they are seeking for
customers, so do collectors like me. i am rarely successful.
The dealers who respond to Want Lists more often than not, offer
items at inflate
Never mind, got the answer to my question.
Bill Scutta
On Sep 21, 2009, at 7:50 AM, bill scutta wrote:
Hi everyone,
Recently a poster was listed on ebay that I have been hunting for.
I'm a bit hesitant to bid though because I am not familiar with
this seller and I wanted to
nyone familiar with this seller? Can anyone vouch for this person?
http://cgi.ebay.com/SHE-DEVILS-ON-WHEELS-HERSCHELL-GORDON-LEWIS-
BIKER-1968_W0QQitemZ350255200607QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?
hash=item518cd6395f&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14#ht_646wt_1167
Best always,
Bill Scutta
Thanks for the kind words and the warm welcome. If you're ever on
the east coast and feel like watching Horror Of Party Beach, let me
know. Ha ha!
On Sep 19, 2009, at 2:56 PM, kenwick...@aol.com wrote:
Welcome Bill;
Although most members would lean towards Kerry's
Hi Kerry!
I'm relatively new to the forum also, I've been a member for about 4
months or so and posted a couple of times. But I never thought to
introduce myself. Anyway, my name is Bill and I love drive-in type
of films from the 1960's, 70's and 80's. Love th
I scrolled down and saw that he updated the listing as of today,
saying that it was for the original. I think once the item has been
bid on, all you can do is add info, you cannot change the original
listing. That's been my experience anyway.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
On S
Looking for original vintage material from "Sting of Death/Death
Curse of Tartu". Preferably a one sheet, but will also consider
insert, Australian daybill, lobby cards. Please email price and
condition.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
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o had
a color pressbook for it but I never heard back from him. At one
point I was bidding on a one sheet for "Blood Freak" but someone else
outbid me and it got to the point where it was much more money that I
was willing to s
in your search. If I stumble across any in my searches
I'll let you know.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
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Hi, I'm looking for an authentic vintage one sheet or lobby cards
for "Criminally Insane" (1975). Please let me know condition and price.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
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he El Paso area. I doubt I'll ever find this
poster.
Best always,
Bill Scutta
On Aug 9, 2009, at 3:07 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
I want the German poster for Fritz Lang's "Siegfried"
I don't know if there exists one.. but that's me
Visi
Hi Sue,
No, the card is not mounted to anything, the brown is just the
backside of the card. I was just wondering if that was the norm for
Mexican lobby cards or not because the US lobby cards that I have are
all white on the back. Thanks for the input!
Bill
On Jul 28, 2009, at 8
color as a cardboard box. I didn't pay
much for it, (it's for a movie called "Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde.")
I was just wondering if any of you fine people could tell me the
likelihood that this is authentic or not. Thanks!
Best always,
Bill Scutta
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Hello everyone,
There are lots of movies that I like that I have to defend (almost
every movie in my collection, ha ha). But one that stands out is
TERROR VISION (1986). Many dismiss it as simply a "bad film" with
bad acting. But I see it as very tongue-in-cheek. It's supposed to
be o
Hello everyone!
I was looking for the following original vintage one sheets
LIQUID SKY
SHE-DEVILS ON WHEELS
THE SADIST
If you email me, please give me a heads up about the condition of the
poster(s).
Thanks very much! Have a great holiday!
Bill
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Hi everyone,
I was wondering if anyone knew of any poster shows/conventions
scheduled in the Philadelphia area. I googled it and also checked
the schedules of local convention centers but didn't find anything.
Best always,
Bill
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ger posters from the earlier film were cut to size
and reprinted for the Boston Blackie film.
Bill
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One of my favorite musicals... :-)
At 03:32 AM 2/14/2009, Toochis Morin wrote:
As Time Goes By - Casablanca
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and links
to good information sites at
Bill
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lved the
project. I was wondering how these guys could afford to host these sites
and didn't really understand the potential business model. Ah well, coulda,
woulda, shoulda..
Bill
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erest in old movie, television, and radio; it's been a nightmare trying
to convince them to watch or listen to older entertainment. It would be
nice if the remake preserved the basic message and perhaps updated it for
today's world.
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45 VG $42
(slight warping)
Witchcraft1964 VF
$72
Young Frankenstein 1974 VF/NM $89
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Bill
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Witchcraft1964 VF
$72
Young Frankenstein 1974 VF/NM $89
Thanks,
Bill
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Sean,
For what it's worth, EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING!!
I don't see any justification for a legitimate auction house to post
pictures with an auction listing that are not of the actual item WITHOUT a
disclaimer.DITTO, on your other points.
Bill
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oh brother! -
I helped put together an underground video called the Lavender Lens
(you'll see my name on the credits) -
it explored, in a light hearted way - gay themes and actors in
mainstream Hollywood films from the
silent era through the 60's -
a few of the producers were insistent on the ver
regards to all,
Bill Henderson and Ken Korshnak
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of buying reprints. I'd appreciate any help? BTW, her name is Kristin
Risinger in California according to her listings.
thanks,
Bill
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Hi Folks,
Re-listed silent lobby cards with lower prices and lower Buy It Now prices. Take a look if interested.
Best regards,
Bill Henderson
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Hello friends,
Just added to ebay auctions a nice 1923 William Russell Silent lobby card from Boston Blackie along with 2 other nice silent era cards.
Take a look if interested.
postersrus auctions
Kindest regards,
Bill Henderson
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Hello friends, I have just posted 13 silent lobby cards to ebay all with very low opening bids and Low Buy It Now Options. Here is link for those who wish to take a look.
postersrus auctions
Kindest regards,
Bill Henderson
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Hello friends,
Just a note to let you know that I have 11 silent lobby cards cheap on ebay and they all end tomorrow night.
Be sure to take a look at the 1925 Fay Wray Hal Roach Card. This is very early Fay at a really low price.
Happy Collecting:
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they sell.
Best regards,
Bill Henderson
I am offering for direct sale a most unusual lot from 1953 Brando Julius Caesar feature. This is a set of 7 rolled character portrait posters, each size 17" x 22". These came from a long closed theater in Scranton Pa. I took scans of each by sc
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