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Night Owls 1930 Laurel and Hardy with James Finlayson and Edgar Kennedy as the cop. The other cops make fun of old Kennedy, the only way he could ever arrest a perpetrator is if he framed the job himself. A nice old Film Classics print of an early sound comedy 75.00 65.00
Helping Grandma 1931 Jackie, Farina, Chubby & the rest are HELPING GRANDMA run her little grocery store. There's a possibility that a chain store enterprise may buy her out at a good profit... but when a charlatan gets involved it's time to get the Little Rascals' treatment. -old original print in great shape. 115.00 95.00
Calling All Doctors Charley Chase 2 reeler Official Films print is as good as 'original' with lightest of wear 125.00 115.00
You said a Hatful Chase is a railroad executive, who accidently wears a magician's top hat in this nice Film Classics print. 125.00 115.00
When a Man's a Prince (1926) Ben Turpin, the most handsome man in movies (except for Shemp Howard) - In 1947 Grand International Pictures bought a bunch of Mack Sennet films and made them up into short comedies with sound added. The first of these was this 13 minute comedy in the "Americana Comedy Film Classic Series." 65.00
Fast and Foolish 1951 RKO original print with light wear. Gil Lamb on skates, then in a motorcycle race! 65.00
Eiki Super Slot Load This one was purchased by a school about the same time that film was no longer being used, so its been waiting patiently on a shelf for you to enjoy projecting 16mm. Comes with the hard cover, dust cover, cleaning kit and a working lamp. I'll throw in an extra brand new lamp as well. 350.00 -write with your postal code so I can calculate shipping for you.
Popeye the Sailor Cartoons The following complete, Agfacolor prints are either just begining to loose some blues... or they were printed that way- (the AAP titles are still stunning) so I'm calling them 'slightly shifted.' They are generally clean prints with no scratches or lines and are terrific to present. Read each description- there are some differences.
Robin Hood-Winked One of the gang's big 'costume epics.' Olive runs the pub. Bluto is a tax collector who falls for Olive. He tries to impress her with trick archery, but Popeye makes a fool of him. He gives Popeye a root beer spiked with "Ye Olde Michael Finn." Spinach to the rescue. Seymour Kneitel (1948) 16mm Agfacolor- Complete print with no lines and only 1 splice. The color is a little warm ... still plenty of blues and greens. 45.00 40.00 Pitchin' Woo at the Zoo Can you believe it? The zoo keeper falls for Olive! Which one is the real wolf? Bluto wrestles the crocadile, Popeye is swallowed by a tiger, Bluto says, "You only see an ugly face like his in an animated cartoon." But it takes spinach to save Olive from the leopards. 1944 An aap print without a single splice, but a bit faded. 40.00 35.00 1944 Vacation with Play A reminder to guys not to take their girls for granted. Bluto singles Olive out of a line of bathing beauties and makes his play, teaching her archery, golf, tennis, etc. But Popeye outdoes him at every turn. Bluto singing "I'm in the mood for love" is worth the price. 1951 Nearly perfect AAP Agfacolor color on this one... and no splices... no dissapointments. ..and only 45.00 40.00 Farmer and the Belle Classic eternal triangle setup with Olive looking for a farmhand. Bluto and Popeye compete for the job- and for her heart. 1951 A complete, clean Agfacolor print with 1 splice. The blues are starting to go. 40.00 35.00 The Hungry Goat 1943 black and white War-era cartoon- Popeye battles a tin (and steel) eating goat who threatens to undermine the scrap metal drive by eating all the metals! He nearly destroys the destroyer. This cartoon also has references to projecting and the theater, but has strained sprocket holes throughout. Can you use it? 50.00 Blow Me Down A perfect print of a wonderful early black and white Popeye. 1933. Original AAP print with the ship-door titles and fantastic music. Olive is a Spanish entertainer in a dance hall and Bluto is a bandit. I don't think there are any flaws to mention on this. 75.00 Spinach Packin' Popeye 1944 GREAT COLOR and lightest wear... Popeye loses a prizefight to Bluto, and must prove his manhood to Olive who is dressed in a WAC uniform. he shows her gorseous clips from the classics Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves. Its another AAP original print... extra nice for 45.00 Her Honor the Mare AAP original from 1943 with a bit of wear from TV syndication. The color is only good- bit warm. This is one of the war-era Popeyes with references to that era... When the nephews hoist the horse to the 2nd floor, her rear end is disguised to look like Hitler. 40.00 Mess Production This was always my favorite Popeye as a kid. Olive is a "Rosie the Riveter" character welding for the war effort. She gets clunked on the head and walks through the factory in a daze... including the classic of walking on girders as cranes swing them around... a buzz saw, the crucible, etc. Spinach saves the day. 40.00
Robin Hood-Winked One of the gang's big 'costume epics.' Olive runs the pub. Bluto is a tax collector who falls for Olive. He tries to impress her with trick archery, but Popeye makes a fool of him. He gives Popeye a root beer spiked with "Ye Olde Michael Finn." Spinach to the rescue. Seymour Kneitel (1948) 16mm Agfacolor- Complete print with no lines and only 1 splice. The color is a little warm ... still plenty of blues and greens. 45.00 40.00
Pitchin' Woo at the Zoo Can you believe it? The zoo keeper falls for Olive! Which one is the real wolf? Bluto wrestles the crocadile, Popeye is swallowed by a tiger, Bluto says, "You only see an ugly face like his in an animated cartoon." But it takes spinach to save Olive from the leopards. 1944 An aap print without a single splice, but a bit faded. 40.00 35.00 1944
Vacation with Play A reminder to guys not to take their girls for granted. Bluto singles Olive out of a line of bathing beauties and makes his play, teaching her archery, golf, tennis, etc. But Popeye outdoes him at every turn. Bluto singing "I'm in the mood for love" is worth the price. 1951 Nearly perfect AAP Agfacolor color on this one... and no splices... no dissapointments. ..and only 45.00 40.00
Farmer and the Belle Classic eternal triangle setup with Olive looking for a farmhand. Bluto and Popeye compete for the job- and for her heart. 1951 A complete, clean Agfacolor print with 1 splice. The blues are starting to go. 40.00 35.00
The Hungry Goat 1943 black and white War-era cartoon- Popeye battles a tin (and steel) eating goat who threatens to undermine the scrap metal drive by eating all the metals! He nearly destroys the destroyer. This cartoon also has references to projecting and the theater, but has strained sprocket holes throughout. Can you use it? 50.00
Blow Me Down A perfect print of a wonderful early black and white Popeye. 1933. Original AAP print with the ship-door titles and fantastic music. Olive is a Spanish entertainer in a dance hall and Bluto is a bandit. I don't think there are any flaws to mention on this. 75.00
Spinach Packin' Popeye 1944 GREAT COLOR and lightest wear... Popeye loses a prizefight to Bluto, and must prove his manhood to Olive who is dressed in a WAC uniform. he shows her gorseous clips from the classics Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves. Its another AAP original print... extra nice for 45.00
Her Honor the Mare AAP original from 1943 with a bit of wear from TV syndication. The color is only good- bit warm. This is one of the war-era Popeyes with references to that era... When the nephews hoist the horse to the 2nd floor, her rear end is disguised to look like Hitler. 40.00
Mess Production This was always my favorite Popeye as a kid. Olive is a "Rosie the Riveter" character welding for the war effort. She gets clunked on the head and walks through the factory in a daze... including the classic of walking on girders as cranes swing them around... a buzz saw, the crucible, etc. Spinach saves the day. 40.00
Trick or Treat Good color on this orignal Disney Halloween cartoon- print from school library use. Donald Duck and his nephews battle a witch on Trick or Treat night. Is Donald too cheap to treat or will he be tricked? Complete, but some wear. 35.00
Underground World 1943 This is one of the incredible Superman cartoons made by the Fleischers. Faded color print. 25.00
Buy several and work a discount. I'm easy.
Cuban Rhythms -Official Films original with no end titles. Luba Malina in Cuban Pete, Jeri Sullivan in Run and Coca Cola and Winnie Shaw in Nautch Girl from Cuba 25.00 20.00
Latin Novelties 400' Official Films Luba Malina in "Gay Ranchero" Gracie Barrie in "Stone Cold Dead in the Market" The Terry Twins in Chiquita Banana. Ends abruptly. 25.00 20.00
See the comedy musical G.I. Musical Weekly below
Dick Tracy vs Crime Inc Chapter 4 30.00 25.00 Shadow of the Eagle chapter 1 of this John Wayne Mascot serial... sound a little out of sync... 30.00 25.00
Dick Tracy vs Crime Inc Chapter 4 30.00 25.00
Shadow of the Eagle chapter 1 of this John Wayne Mascot serial... sound a little out of sync... 30.00 25.00
Castle News Parades -each 400' as priced:
Castle News Parade 1937 silent 20.00 Castle News Parade 1943 silent 15.00
Castle News Parade 1937 silent 20.00
Castle News Parade 1943 silent 15.00
Pathe News Reels "Milestones of the Century" narrated by Ed Herlihy -they run 200' good shape and quality- 30.00 each or 2 for 50.00:
#18 Death of a Dictator sound -Benito Mussolini: "Give me more and more babies." Hitler at Munich and then he takes over. El Duce signs on. His body hanging in the street. #78 The Big "E" sound -USS Enterprise, most punished of any carrier including Kamikaze strikes, in NY Harbor, then scrapped. Admiral Halsey: "Indifference did what the enemy could never do." #146 Hitler Gang Stands Trial sound -Tribunal at Nuremberg, Göring, Hess,von Ribbentrop, Sauckel. #292 Ike has a Heart Attack sound - Fitsimmons Hospital and a constitutional crisis involving who else, Nixon! #301 Communism Comes to China sound -Gen Marshall, UNICEF fails, "The Reds have their own ideas", Mao and Stalin.
#18 Death of a Dictator sound -Benito Mussolini: "Give me more and more babies." Hitler at Munich and then he takes over. El Duce signs on. His body hanging in the street.
#78 The Big "E" sound -USS Enterprise, most punished of any carrier including Kamikaze strikes, in NY Harbor, then scrapped. Admiral Halsey: "Indifference did what the enemy could never do."
#146 Hitler Gang Stands Trial sound -Tribunal at Nuremberg, Göring, Hess,von Ribbentrop, Sauckel.
#292 Ike has a Heart Attack sound - Fitsimmons Hospital and a constitutional crisis involving who else, Nixon!
#301 Communism Comes to China sound -Gen Marshall, UNICEF fails, "The Reds have their own ideas", Mao and Stalin.
G.I. Movie Weekly Overseas Edition 300' "Singing with the Stars" with Cass Daley "After the Show" "Smiles" and then "Roll Out the Barrel" Gorgeous vintage WWII print but with vinegar smell. (This is typical for these films as they were made quickly and not always washed properly.) Buy it to transfer it because this might be the only print of this around. A WW2 treasure. 40.00
Here's an original print of reel 5 from Bedroom, Parlor and Bath starring Buster Keaton in a great 1931 talkie. Great quality and condition, but only a little more than reel 5... if you can use it... 18.00 12.00
The Coming of the Stranger 1967 a clean, faded color print. Complete for 10.00
The Ride 1963 Slapstick comedy from the National Film Board of Canada -faded red with lines and splices. This comic fantasy opens with a chauffeur sitting in a Rolls Royce waiting for his employer. He starts to daydream, imagining that it's winter. The scene shifts from the residential street to snowy hills, where a series of comic misadventures begin. The Rolls Royce turns into a runaway toboggan. It carries the tycoon, who is still immersed in reading the stock exchange news, on a dizzying ride. The chase includes some unforgettable antics in snow, including a piggyback ride on an incredulous skier. Film without words.6.5 minutes Directed by Gerald Potterton 10.00
200' Popeye cartoon negative in sound 6.00