Bruce,
The New York Times has a searchable archive available to subscribers. For the
tighter among us you can also search it and get a "preview" of the results to
get an idea if anything is there. Also, if they ran a review you can usually
read the entire thing for free.
http://query.nytim
Dead? Hardly. Pinin' for the fjords maybe every now and then...
Start planning the 21st birthday bash. First drink's on me.
--Peter
From: Scott Burns
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 9:07 AM
Subject: [MOPO] Our 19th Birthda
Starting 2014 looking for material on Hollywood's big ape Joe Martin,
particularly anything from "Trifling Women" (1922) that shows Joe.
To a lesser degree am also interested in Mrs. Joe Martin items.
Thanks, and happy new year to all.
--Peter
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Glad it's not just me. Thanks, Dave, was about to ask on here myself.
--Peter
On Friday, December 6, 2013 6:53 AM, Posteropolis wrote:
Thought those of you who use it should know.
I couldn’t access it and checked it using different
browsers, also on various websites that allow you to s
Anybody ever seen any paper on this? Better yet, anybody have anything to sell?
--Peter
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This is indeed a drag. It was very helpful to see if the seller had any
experience selling posters so I knew just how specific to be about shipping
instructions.
Always "improving," that e**y.
Jackanapes.
--Peter
On Saturday, October 19, 2013 10:50 AM, Posteropolis
wrote:
This is
Pathetic...
From: Scott Jones
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2013 6:50 PM
Subject: [MOPO] PRESS RELEASE: HERITAGE AUCTIONS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE
ACQUISITION OF MOVIEPOSTERBID.COM
For immediate release
Heritage Auctions is p
Admittedly it's a long shot, but if anybody has anything on this film, foreign
or domestic, do get in touch.
Mille grazie.
--Peter
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Kill. For. It.
Arrangements can be made through this email address...
--Peter
(Just kidding NSA.)
--- On Thu, 6/13/13, Richard C Evans wrote:
From: Richard C Evans
Subject: Re: [MOPO] ICONIC BILLBOARD
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Thursd
Well there's no way she's going before Joan Fontaine.
--- On Thu, 5/2/13, David Kusumoto wrote:
From: David Kusumoto
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Deanna Durbin 1921-2013
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Thursday, May 2, 2013, 12:37 PM
Another star who is still with us is Olivia de Havillan
I was recently contacted by a Canadian film director (no, not that one) who is
looking to sell a French grande for Melville's masterpiece, "Bob Le Flambeur."
It's linen backed and appears to be in tres bon condition. As I have sworn off
larger format post-war posters, as a courtesy I offered t
Yeah, but Mr. Kong never starred in a 'roughie,' unlike Ms. Ono. She gets
bonus points for that.
http://petersmovieposters.com/fotos/sale1-3/satansbed-1sh.jpg
--Peter
--- On Tue, 2/19/13, Posteropolis wrote:
From: Posteropolis
Subject: Re: [MOPO] King Kong's 80th Birthday
To: MoPo-L@LISTSER
Choko has it listed in his "!00 ans de affiches...", so it appears to be a
horizontal grande and perfectly legit.
--Peter
--- On Thu, 1/10/13, Rudy Franchi wrote:
From: Rudy Franchi
Subject: [MOPO] Query About French Film Poster
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Thursday, January 10, 201
The answer is simple:
c 13/k491
Hope that clears things up. You're welcome.
--Peter
--- On Tue, 10/30/12, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
wrote:
From: Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
Subject: [MOPO] Moron eBay seller with Mexican Lobby Cards
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: T
Well, that changes everything. I've been kind of sour on e**y for awhile, but
geewhiz, that new logo tells me they've really got it together and are now
"with it," as the kids like to say.
Where do I sign on?
--Peter
--- On Thu, 9/13/12, JOHN REID Vintage Movie Memorabilia
wrote:
From: JOH
A list like that without Lauren Bacall is not a list.
--- On Sat, 7/7/12, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson
Subject: Re: [MOPO] I need help with a new series of "Sexiest pre-1960 actress
ever" Face/Offs!
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Saturday, July 7, 2012, 9:21 AM
Thank
In a begrudging effort to appear more user friendly, I've updated the For Sale
section of my beloved petersmovieposters.com to eliminate the much despised
multi-section approach in favor of a single point of entry. Rest assured it's
still just the same cr...quality posters, in the same Luddite
No dealings with him but you've got to wonder about somebody who was the model
for Gordon Gekko:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704094304575029583894223908.html
--Peter
--- On Mon, 7/2/12, Andrea Kanter wrote:
From: Andrea Kanter
Subject: [MOPO] need feedback, svp
To: MoPo-L@L
I suspect that (once again) you could point to e**y and the repro artist/fakers
that swamp it with cheapening autographs on posters. After seeing the
hundreds, if not thousands, of "cast signed" posters stinking up the joint, you
can't really fault buyers for being a little leery of even the re
With respect to the Geraldine/Heritage/emovie/c*ntrovery topics, would I be out
of line suggesting that everybody just st*u about ALL of it, and leave it
exactly as it is? It is *really* getting tiresome and is accomplishing exactly
nothing but making **everybody** look bad. I don't even care
For the 3 people who actually care about this, some new information has come to
light and there are now at least 2 campaigns that were definitely used in 1936,
suggesting that there was a regional campaign like "Reefer Madness" used 3
years later - although happily, Dwain at least used the same
Sweet Jiminy Cricket, "memorabilia inventory and display system"? Is this
whole thing about a frame? I'll stick with Sue for all my framing, thank you
very much.
Note to self: Don't stiff MidiSystems...
--- On Thu, 5/3/12, glenndamato wrote:
From: glenndamato
Subject: [MOPO] METROPOLIS TH
Not to mention the imagery from horror posters are seared into the id of every
12 year old, whereas an appreciation for Ms. Bankhead had to wait for those
pesky teenage years.
--Peter
--- On Fri, 4/13/12, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
From: Kirby McDaniel
Subject: Re: [MOPO] An auction house to avoi
I hope it goes without saying that if Haggard asks for a Rita Hayworth poster,
they shouldn't give it to him.
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Finally got around to taking a crack (get it?) at trying to sort out the
posters and window cards for Dwain Esper's "Marihuana, Weed With Roots In Hell."
http://petersmovieposters.com/Marihuana-article.html
Would be very interested in what your opinions are!
--Peter
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lease or later re-release years listed
for Argentina.
--- On Sat, 3/24/12, P Molitor wrote:
From: P Molitor
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Argentina King Kong OS questions
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:10 PM
There was at least one RKO rerelease:
http://petersmov
ng OS questions
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Date: Saturday, March 24, 2012, 1:14 PM
same art as the 1952R US poster, so my suggestion is that the poster
pictured at your link is 1952 or later
At 01:10 PM 3/24/2012, P Molitor wrote:
There was at least one RKO
rerelease:
http://petersm
There was at least one RKO rerelease:
http://petersmovieposters.com/fotos/30s-2/kingkong-arg.jpg
I was told this was a '40s release.
--Peter
--- On Sat, 3/24/12, rixpost...@aol.com wrote:
From: rixpost...@aol.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Argentina King Kong OS questions
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERI
Gotta question for them's what have poster websites:
Do you get a high percentage of folks that are either going to buy, trade, or
whatever, only to disappear once terms are reached?
Seems like my percentage is about 1 in 4 that actually come to fruition, but I
wonder if that's a function of t
Finally got the rest of my stuff up for sale, a nice mix of horror/sci fi,
pre-code, auteur, and of course, druggy exploitation.
http://petersmovieposters.com/sale3-pg1.html
Enjoy.
--Peter
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Fascinating bit about the "F13" posters. Seems like the more we learn, the
less we know.
Keep up the great work!
--Peter
--- On Fri, 12/23/11, ed Poole wrote:
From: ed Poole
Subject: [MOPO] LAMP newsletter
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Friday, December 23, 2011, 6:58 AM
Greetings,
Just kidding, it actually ends today at 4PM, PST though. Your seconds may vary.
Offering a great lot of over 50 Barbara Stanwyck photos, including most
of her pre-Code classics including "Illicit," "Baby Face," "Bitter Tea
of General Yen," and just about any other you can think of. Perfect for
Offering a great lot of over 50 Barbara Stanwyck photos, including most of her
pre-Code classics including "Illicit," "Baby Face," "Bitter Tea of General
Yen," and just about any other you can think of.
Item #: 170714071781
Checkitout holmes:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=
If somebody had made this statement to me:
"i will now think whether to return the poster and ask you to pay the 10.00
return postage, or ask for a price adjustment to reflect the value of of poster
with 4 extra folds."
I wouldn't be responding either, as I would be waiting for your decision -
Two that amaze me at their constant reasonableness are "The Miracle Worker" and
"Judgment at Nuremburg". I suppose the monochrome nature aren't doing them any
favors, but I think both are sublime art at stoopit cheap prices.
--Peter
--- On Sun, 8/21/11, Adrian Cowdry wrote:
From: Adrian Cowd
Have some interesting French auteur posters for sale:
RUY BLAS, 1947, French medium on linen, Written by Jean Cocteau - $185
http://petersmovieposters.com/fotos/sale2-4/ruyblas.jpg
LES VISITEURS DU SOIR, ca. 1947, Czech, Directed by Marcel Carne - $95
http://petersmovieposters.com/fotos/sale2-4/n
Greetings all,
I'm looking to buy or trade for the "Footlight Parade" (1933) flyer featuring
all 4 stars (Cagney, Blondell, Mrs. Jolson, and Powell).
I'm also looking for VG or better condition copies of a couple of the single
showgirl cards seen here:
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o90/old
--- On Mon, 6/13/11, Cory Glaberson wrote:The truly pathetic thing about this
display is that it destroys the true value of Andrew's collection of movie
posters.
That's a very intriguing point, would there really be a backlash against the
collection? Or would it be more
Howdy Mopolistas, I just did a write-up where I make the bold claim that the
"Psycho quote," all black and white one sheet for the '68 "Night of the Living
Dead" is for the original Pittsburgh limited release.
Would welcome feedback, criticism, or outright mockery. In any event, it would
be ni
Finally got the second batch of posters for sale up, this time it's the
hoity-toity world auteur cinema. Snooty directors represented include
Kurosawa, Kubrick, Mizoguchi, Truffaut, Suzuki, Lynch, Fellini,
Fassbinder, and many others.
Check it out:
http://petersmovieposters.com/sale2-pg1.htm
I wonder about the ol' boy (or girl) who originally stashed these in the barn.
Whoever they were, they had a pretty good eye.
--Peter
--- On Wed, 1/19/11, John Waldman wrote:
From: John Waldman
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Ten "found in a barn" lobby cards!
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Wedn
One of the best batches of posters I've seen on e**y in a long time!
I would like to take the opportunity to point out something about the "Cocaine
- The Thrill That Kills) window card that many of us have. I finally did some
research into this and it's not any of the domestic klassic Kocaine f
I love David Lynch's homage to "Sunset Blvd." in his own "Mulholland Dr." in
the scene where he's got what appears to be Norma's car (or one just like it)
parked at the old gate. I remember seeing Michael Anderson walking on the lot
one day, but never made the connection that they were filming
After I hit 200 positives I stopped caring about feedback. If somebody leaves
it for me, I'll hit 'em back, or if they've just got a few I'll give 'em some.
Seriously, after a point, what the heck difference does it make aside from some
variation of penis measuring? If you're a good seller/bu
Rick, one got sold at Christie's in 12/8/05 for 250 UKP. I've got the other
version on my website (http://petersmovieposters.com/sale1-pg3.html).
No doubt, it's a sweet poster. Methinks Yoko was working through some parental
issues (she's related to imperial royalty as I understand it) when
I think it comes down to modern collectors saying something to the effect of
"Bette who?"
Marilyn is more iconic, but I suspect is fast approaching Liberace status, and
were it not for Warhol ("who?") would be fading much more precipitously.
That said, I actually like the "AAE" one sheet desi
Forgot some of you might also be film collectors, so if you're interested,
please check out my e**y auctions for 35mm trailers for "Colossus of NY," "I
Married a Monster from Outer Space," and "Robinson Crusoe on Mars," (OK, that's
a '60s sci fi).
For political collectors I also have a 16mm TV
Howdy gang,
One last flog before school starts back up. Still some neat stuff:
http://home.earthlink.net/~pmolitor/sale1-pg1.html
10 NIGHTS IN A BARROOM (1931) - Set of 3 roadshow window cards
ACAPULCO GOLD (1978) - Original Australian daybill
ACID, DELIRIO DEI SENSI (1968) - Original release
If that's from the 'teens, I'll personally eat every square inch of it, topped
off with a side order of Les Blank's shoe.
Late '40s at best, early '50s more likely.
--Peter
--- On Tue, 8/10/10, David Lieberman wrote:
From: David Lieberman
Subject: [MOPO] help please CHAPLIN French Charlot
The Boo Radley stuff at the end of "To Kill a Mockingbird" destroys me each and
every time, I'm humbled to say.
--Peter
--- On Sat, 7/24/10, Michael B wrote:
From: Michael B
Subject: [MOPO] MOST TEARFUL ENDINGS
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Saturday, July 24, 2010, 8:26 AM
Titan
This is it exactly. I think it's just a matter of "getting the word out." If
younger collectors or collectors-to-be are exposed to the older material, it's
beauty, history, and funky coolness just might swing them around. Particularly
now, when for the price of a modern craptasterpiece they
I think we're going to have to throw out results of price searches from + or -
2007, and are just going to have to get used to lower prices for the next few
years. Those were as artificially inflated as (and likely propelled by) the
housing market, imho.
I was pondering this and what struck me
Seems like the deep pocketed Disney and UniHo buyers are sitting this one out.
I'm sure l'affaire Haggard, combined with some high profile collectors
seemingly abandoning their previous quest aren't helping either. Quality does
rule, for now.
On the upside, stuff that seemed completely out o
I would
be delighted if this turns out to be a rare original release set.
Dave
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From: P Molitor
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2010 11:38 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Gambling With Souls: Need help with date...
Dave,
They're almost
Dave,
They're almost certainly from the first release. It played from late '36 into
'39 and then sporadically into the early '40s (probably as a states
rights/roadshow release) as "Gambling With Souls."
--Peter
--- On Thu, 7/15/10, Dave Rosen wrote:
From: Dave Rosen
Subject: [MOPO] G
The one positive I see coming from this *might* be some sort of "universal"
grading standard - if it's known what the standards actually are, and what
makes an 8 an 8, instead of a 7 or 9. Maybe I've missed it, but has the
grading criteria been made available for mortals to peruse, if not adopt
This link should get you to the article:
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-ca-chinafilm-20100627,0,6690533.story
--Peter
--- On Sun, 6/27/10, kainb...@aol.com wrote:
From: kainb...@aol.com
Subject: [MOPO] Arthur Dong Collection Exhibit in Los Angeles
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN
Not to mention the "Superpanoramico" cinemascope edition, which, admittedly,
was quite popular in 1933.
--Peter
--- On Thu, 6/24/10, The Principal Archivist wrote:
From: The Principal Archivist
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Some Competition-
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Thursday, June 24, 2
I hope Ari remembered to turn off the stove before he took his sabbatical...
--Peter
==
(Exploitation posters for sale here)
--- On Sun, 6/20/10, Richard Evans wrote:
From: Richard Evans
Subject: [MOPO] Style C/Yuku
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Sunday, June 20, 2010, 7:34 AM
Howdy all, just wanted to let you know I've finally got a for sale page up, as
I try to trim my collection to a managable level. This first batch is for the
exploitation film lovers, some fun druggie, bad girl, and rawk movie posters
that might be worth perusing.
Click here to visit, or for t
At the risk of being a negative Ned, they *really* have to get their stuff
together on the auction. Last year I wasn't registered for online bidding
until the day after (!) the auction, this year I couldn't look at the online
catalog more than 10 posters/page. When I tried to switch to more it
I blame the internets.
--Peter
--- On Sun, 6/6/10, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson
Subject: [MOPO] Is it my imagination or are many movie poster forum members
REALLY testy as of late?
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Sunday, June 6, 2010, 1:40 PM
Is it my imagination
"The movie industry introduced posters and lobby cards during the 1920s..."
Um, no...
--Peter
--- On Mon, 5/3/10, rixpost...@aol.com wrote:
From: rixpost...@aol.com
Subject: [MOPO] KERRY HAGGARD ON AOL NEWS FEATURING "WORLD-RENOWNED" MOPO MEMBER
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: M
That would have been on topic.
I kid, I kid...
--Peter
--- On Wed, 4/28/10, Kenwick Cook wrote:
From: Kenwick Cook
Subject: Re: [MOPO] The Long Goodbye
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2010, 11:59 AM
I thought this was going to be about Jack Davis one-
It also seems like (if using APF or even MPF is any sort of barometer) that
there *are* young, non-geriatric collectors entering the hobby. I can even
recognize the thousand yard stare in some, so I know we're safe for a while
longer. I think as long as these new collectors are exposed to "cla
I'm pretty much in spot on agreement with this, with one minor correction. All
that really matters is what *two* well-heeled bidders think.
There were some interesting non-sales at Heritage, including some UniHo (which
seemed to suffer from too high reserves and "usual suspect" buyers who migh
Scrosese also writes about the slendid basterd Saul Bass and his movie posters
in this month's "Architectural Digest." Worth reading while your in your
doctor's waiting room.
--Peter
--- On Fri, 2/19/10, Tom Martin wrote:
From: Tom Martin
Subject: [MOPO] mopo - Scorseses posters on Mornin
Kevin, you could try to cut away the parts of the glass that AREN'T stuck to
the poster to make it easier to ship to your restorer. A glass cutter is cheap
and easy to get (just like me!) and doesn't require any particular genius to
use. Score, tap, and snap. Wear gloves though (and OSHA insp
Well, I've already spammed NSFGE and All Posters, so now it's MOPO's turn.
After a long overdue accounting of the poster pile, the motivation (finally)
appeared to do stop being an accumulator and start having an actual
collection. To that end, I've placed the "keepers" ( + or - a few that are
his was all covered
in the original thread and at length.
Phil
- Original Message -
From: Dave Rosen
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Sunday, December 20, 2009 1:27 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Need help: Ghost Ship NSS #
Thanks, Grey and Peter. A typo, that explains it.
Much appreciated.
Hi Dave, I remember that thread, think it was in the old MPT days. General
opinion was 'twere a typo on the poster. That idiot Tibor was probably at the
printing press that day.
I think all the confusion came about due to restored posters being given the
original "43" instead of the correct
A look at the Heritage auction archive would be most revealing methinks.
--Peter
--- On Thu, 12/10/09, Garth Grieder wrote:
From: Garth Grieder
Subject: [MOPO] Question on paper from 1930's James Cagney's Warner
crime'/'larceny films
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Thursday, December
concert posters are being reprinted off the same
machines that originally printed them with same art Its practically
impossible to see the differance as they are basically same type cardstock
they used in 50s and 60s. the process same.
P Molitor wrote:
I got mine about a million y
I got mine about a million years ago from a feller who ran a place called
something like "Connecticut Poster Warehouse," which was, I think literally, a
warehouse. He had loads of them and, IIRC, he got most of his stuff from
distributors and perhaps even an NSS warehouse.
Perhaps some of the
Looking for myself (not resale), Jodorowsky's "Fando y Lis," Mexican 1 sheet
ONLY.
Price should reflect condition and reality.
Thanks in advance.
--Peter
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Many dealers - and I'm certain Walter is one of them - have customers that
can't simply be @ssed to spend their days perusing auctions the way many of us
ob/coms do. I suspect those customers also have the bank account to not
begrudge a markup for the convenience, which at just over 100% seems
If I had a spare $2 million lying around it would be hanging on my wall
('course, I'd offer $1.5 m). Some things money can't buy, some things it can.
That poster is one of the things it can. I would expect it to be delivered via
pimped out stretch limousine though, no charge.
I wonder if he
Live Auction has it at $200 without all the add ons.
This auction was an incredibly frustrating experience for me since I tried to
sign up for the LiveAuction site the day of the auction (the first day the link
to the LA site was at the HPA site). Unfortunately, none of the confirmation
email
It's somewhat ironic that the first poster I've ever seen that has was
specifically "marked" to prove it's authenticity turns out to be a fake. Not
"rain on your wedding day" ironic, but ironic none-the-less...
--Peter
--- On Wed, 9/30/09, Sean Linkenback wrote:
From: Sean Linkenback
Subj
I think the key word there is "incidental." I expect they mean if you toss in
some advertising paper, press release, etc. with your DVD or videotape, it's
OK. I don't think they'd be too happy if there was nothing else in the package
besides the paper, and this might provoke an incident.
--P
Are there really "speculators" a la comeeks? That's a serious question, as I
honestly don't know and am curious. I do know that a lot of the high prices
paid for UniHo and other rare posters ("Baby Face", "Citizen Kane" style B,
etc.) seem to go to folks that genuinely love the movies and seem
It does make you wonder just what bona fides you have to present to start one
of these VERO thingies? "Hi, I'm the grandson of [insert crazy old actress
here], and I just gradumated from law school and am looking to pad my resume
and inheritance..."
I wonder what Ms. Thing would think if peop
That "certain linenbacker" is the name that popped right into my mind when this
was mentioned. It does seem like somebody would have to have access to the
originals to make decent copies though, and with the small number of these
titles available that would seem to limit the universe.
The "go
Isn't there an exception on reproduction rights for "advertising"? I thought
that's how all the cheapo documentaries got away with showing clips from movies
they couldn't afford to license actual clips from by showing their trailers
instead? It was my understanding because it was intended to a
Alan, I frankly think the whole "can't be any folded originals" is utter
nonsense let loose on the world by that David Lynch poster site. I've had at
least one with rock solid credentials that was rolled (thick letter type). The
thin letter type available from David Lynch.com were rolled, and
I strongly disagree. Real thing should be 28x42", just like the original
"Marihuana, WWRiH". If it's 27x41" stay away from it.
Many exploitation posters of the era had the blank space at the top and do look
like window cards in craptastic photos. In fact it's an excellent way to tell
an o
If anybody has any knowledge about flyers or door panels issued for "Footlight
Parade," or better still, has or has seen the pressbook I could use some
assistance and would be most grateful for the help. Many thanks in advance.
--Peter
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This exchange made finally made me dig out my set of LCs that were given to me
by the local NSS rep at the time of the movies release back in '79 - about as
impeccable a provenance as you can get - and they are all spot on with Sean's
originals. FWIW.
The Harry Dean Stanton double arm seems l
A great post and a very interesting topic that had never struck me but it's
definitely true. I do have a (vertical) quad from 1918 but then it's straight
to the '70s for the next one.
--- On Wed, 4/22/09, Patrick Cutts wrote:
From: Patrick Cutts
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Britsh Quad rarity!
To
This is a great film for gear heads (and must be truly seen on the big screen
for maximum lubrication values) but there is fakery afoot.
Lelouch finally admitted that this was actually filmed from the bumper of a
Mercedes 6.9 (a fine machine in and of itself) and the soundtrack is the only
thi
All these posts and nobody mentions The Hoff? David Hasselhoff, noted actor,
alky and singing sensation.
Well, he WAS big in Germany if that counts...
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--- On Thu, 2/5/09, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
it's just that most of you are hooked on the expensive dope
Rich
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Paul,
I took a chance on an insert lot which fortunately had several pictures so I
could judge the condition for myself. Luckily my lowball bid passed muster
because I wasn't going to go out on a limb with so little info, although I did
go 1 of 6 in bidding success so others were clearly les
Uh oh. The sassback years...
Happy Birthday MoPo!
--Peter M
Scott Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lucky 13 is upon us
MoPo celebrates birthday number 13 today! The first official listserv message
was distributed on February 24, 1995.
The first MoPo'ers, all 11 of the
Alan,
In addition to the Visa Number it's also shown in the R62 pressbook. Here's
a pitcher of the pb - (it's dated but also note the 50th aniversary blurb for
Universal):
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o90/oldposterho/posters/etrangepb-bks.jpg
It's a shame so many dealers are
Hi Channing,
There was a "pool room" scene in the original ~4 hour cut of the film but it
happily didn't involve Dorothy being tied to a pool table. The scene in the
screenplay has Frank beating up a guy who didn't sew up the pockets in his
jacket, leading to the loss of his precious ear.
Tom,
A poster "dork" is someone that hangs around movie theaters, annoying the
manager about when they're going to take down the poster in the theater lobby
from the latest J-Lo movie and can s/he have it?
A poster "geek" is someone who obsesses over whether the 50,000 J-Lo posters
l
Thanks for the heads up on this Walter, would really like to see this. One
question though, did they say anywhere why they limited it to just those 3
years ('12-'14)? Seems a very odd date range!
For those of us on the wrong coast, here's their meager web page about the
exhibition:
htt
3. Yeah, it's happening to me too only it's when I'm in my "Watch" list.
Really annoying*, figgered it was them trying to get more hits per page or
complete code incompatibility with IE7. Jerks.
--Peter
*Using the "I'm not starving in Darfur" scale of annoyance...
Michael Wong
ginal three sheet for this film
would be worth? I think maybe $4 to $5 thousand.
Kirby
On Jan 3, 2007, at 9:47 PM, P Molitor wrote:
Channing,
At the risk of picking nits, "Reefer Madness" was not the title during the
original release, that would be "The
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