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All features are originals, unless noted in the
description
All prints are complete with beginning and end titles, unless otherwise noted in
the descriptions
Print Condition codes: exc.- excellent, v.g.- very good,
G.- good, F.-fair, P.- poor
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"BLOCKADE"
1938, Henry Fonda, romance set against
the Spanish Civil War, v.g. Kodak density print-
$95
"CALIFORNIA CONQUEST"
1952, Cornel Wilde, Teresa Wright, adventure film is a v.g. to exc. print-
$140
"COURAGE OF THE NORTH"
1935, (Morton Of The Mounted) John Preston, Dynamite the Wonder Horse, great
Kodak density, v.g. to exc. shape-
$125
"DESERT DESPERADOS"
1959, RKO, Ruth Roman, Akim Taniroff,
Adventure in the Egyptian desert, filled with intrigue and danger, v.g. to
excellent shape-
$90
"DURANGO KID, THE"
1940, Columbia, Charles Starrett, First of
the Durango Kid series of features, print us v.g. to exc.-
$95
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"FLOODS OF FEAR"
1959, Howard Keel, Anne Heywood, Escaped convicts hole up
in a literally falling-apart house to escape extreme floods with not
unpredictable melodrama ensuing. But what keeps the film moving along, like the
constant menacing waves always inches from the screen, is its interesting series
of twists and turns once the initial setup passes. And the special effects are
an often brilliant mix of miniatures, intense live action and stock footage; a
palpable sense of menace and fear hangs over the entire film, very good to
excellent shape, b&w, $100 |
"GREENWICH VILLAGE"
1944, lavish Fox Musical starring Carmen
Miranda, Don Ameche, William Bendix, Vivian Blaine, Felix
Bressart, Sally de Marco, B.S. Pully, Four Step Bros.
Excellent B&W print,
$95
"INVITATION TO HAPPINESS"
1939 Irene Dunne, Fred MacMurray, Charles Ruggles, beautiful
print, uncut-
$200
Cecil B. Demille's 1927
KING OF KINGS
With the RCA Photophone System
Screen caps from the
print
KING OF KINGS
Cecil B. Demille's
elaborate 1927 silent film
has extreme energy, its range of terrific
performances, and, just its considerable beauty as a superbly crafted silent
film.
The King of Kings remains one of
Hollywood’s most remarkable achievements. The sound is in the RCA Photophone System, A trade
name given to one of four major competing technologies that emerged in the
American film industry in the late 1920s for synchronizing electronically
recorded audio to a motion picture image. RCA Photophone was a variable-area
film exposure system. It has a full musical score and sound and choral effects.The
first movie that premiered at the legendary Cinema Grauman's Chinese Theater in
Los Angeles, on May 18, 1927. Original print is in very good shape with
beautiful contrast and runs 115 minutes with all credits. Black and white- $150
"LAST HURRAH, THE"
1958,
classic political drama directed by John Ford starring Spencer Tracy, Jeffery
Hunter, Basil Rathbone, Pat O'Brien, John Carradine, James Gleason, Top
notch film is in v.g. to exc. shape- 1958, classic political drama
directed by John Ford starring Spencer Tracy, Jeffery Hunter, Basil Rathbone,
Pat O'Brien, John Carradine, James Gleason,
MOONLIGHT SONATA-
1937 Charles Farrell, Ignacy Jan Paderewski.
wonderful movie for classical music lovers, film almost plays as
a historical record of the famous pianist Ignace Paderewski's marvellous
playing. Charles Farrell and Barbara Greene are the
romantic leads and the tale revolves around the survivors of a plane crash who
are guests of the aristocratic Baroness Lindenborg (Marie Tempest). Original
print is in very good shape- $95
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ON THE AVENUE-
1936, Dick Powell, Madelline
Carrill, Alice Faye The Ritz Brothers music and lyrics composed by
the legendary Irving Berlin, "He Ain't Got Rhythm" (sung by Alice Faye,
and The Ritz Brothers); "The Girl On the Police Gazette"(sung by Dick
Powell in 1890s attire, bowler and mustache); "You're Laughing at Me"
(sung by Powell to Madeleine Carroll); "This Year's Kisses" (sung by
Faye); "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm" (sung by Powell and Faye);
"Slumming on Park Avenue" (Sung by Alice Faye and The Ritz Brothers);
"You're Laughing at Me" (Powell); "Ochye Tchonia"(Russian Folk Song sung
and performed by The Ritz Brothers); "This Year's Kisses'" (sung by
Alice Faye); and "Slumming in Park Avenue"(sung by cast). Original print
is in very good to Excellent shape, complete with all beginning and end titles.
$225
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The Outsider- 1961, Tony Curtis,
James Francisco, the true story of Ira Hayes, a Pima Indian who became a
US Marine and was one of the famous flag raisers on Mt. Surabachi at Iwo
Jima. The movie goes into Hayes life after the war as well but unlike
many movies of the genre, the story and acting do not lose any steam. In
fact, the emotional intensity seems to deepen. Tony Curtis, who is a WW2
navy veteran {submariner}, gives what I feel is his best performance
ever. This story of a simple and fundamentally good man, thrust into a
big and dangerous world, TV print is in excellent shape-
$85 |
"RASPUTIN, THE MAD MONK"
1966 Hammer film, Christopher Lee, excellent low
fade LPP color, print is exc. flat,
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$145
"SAFE AT HOME"-
1961 Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, William Frawley
A little leaguer attends the Yankees''
spring training camp to back up his lies about knowing the players.
and meets his two heroes Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris, Great for
Baseball fans, exc. original, 80 min.-
$125
THE
SAINT
  
THE SAINT'S VACATION
1940, Hugh Sinclair, Sally Gray, Arthur MacRae, very good to excellent C&C
Television print-
$140
THE SAINT MEETS THE TIGER
1943,
Hugh Sinclair, Clifford Evans, excellent shape-
$140
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"SAN FRANCISCO STORY"
1952, Joel McCrae, Yvonne DeCarlo, In the 1850s San Francisco newspaper editor
Jim Martin seeks the help of wealthy miner Rick Nelson in ousting crooked
politician Andrew Cain... rollicking western is in very good to exc. shape,
complete
with all titles-
$99
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"SILVER WHIP" 1951,
Dale Robertson, Rory Calhoun, Robert Wagner, actionful western, exc. print-
$125
"SQUADRON OF DOOM"
condensation of the serial Ace Drummon,
v.g. to exc. print, 73 min.-
condensation of the serial Ace Drummon, v.g. to exc. print, 73 min.-
$150
"TALES OF ROBIN HOOD"
1951, Robert Clarke, Mary Hatcher, Hal Roach Production exc. Kodak density
print-
$90
"THIS SIDE OF THE LAW'
1950, Viveca Lindfors, Kent Smith, Monte Blue, print is v.g. to exc.-
$75
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UNDER THE ROOFS OF PARIS
The
first French "Talkie"
René Clair's early sound films are amongst the best ever
made. Le Million (1931), Quatorze Juillet (1933), and Under
the Roofs of Paris (1930) are masterpieces of musical comedy
and romance. Under the Roofs of Paris is the
loose but good story of a young street singer (Albert
Préjean) who falls in love with a girl (Pola Illéry). He has
an uneasy relationship with a couple of
pickpockets (including Gaston Modot, who also made L'Âge
d'or with Buñuel the same year) who like to work when he's
demonstrating his talent.
Under the Roofs of Paris blazes the trail
in France, like the Jazz Singer did in the U.S., the first
French "talkie." Clair wisely played his strongest hand in
creating this landmark film, finding clever ways to weave
musical themes throughout the picture and making strategic
use of his limited opportunities to attach dialog and other
sound effects to the moving images. Since sound technology
was still being perfected and was presumably too expensive
to include on every foot of film in the reel, we still
encounter frequent stretches where nothing is heard, even
when the characters talk to each other
Original Print
is in excellent shape, picture quality is very
good to excellent. Complete
with all opening and closing credits plus exit music. Print
is SUBTITLED in French
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ZORRO, THE GAY BLADE ,
1981 George Hamilton, Brenda
Vaccaro,
Great "Zorro" PARODY movie that has George
Hamilton playing dual roles. The first role, being the suave Don Diego
and the second role being the not so straight Bunny (Diego's twin
brother) Wigglesworth . After a leg injury to Diego it is up to Bunny to
keep the peace. A hilarious parody/action-adventure/comedy that works
because of quite possibly George Hamilton's greatest performance and a
super supporting cast which includes the priceless Ron Leibman, Brenda
Vaccaro and Lauren Hutton. Definitely unique to other "Zorro" films.
Mylar print is basically in excellent
shape, has stunning LPP low fade color, alot of prints are faded Eastman
color is uncut with all beginning and end titles, has only 4 splices,
has the usual light emulsion line or two hear and there,
$150
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