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Silent b&w. Extracts from commercial films starring Mildred Davis, Harold Lloyd, Snub Pollard and Noah Young in From Hand to Mouth, Glen Tryon, Blanche Mehaffee, Snub Pollard, Billy Engle and George Rowe in The Big Idea, Walter Hiers, Jack Duffy, William Irving and Diane Thompson in Wireless Lizzie, Snub Pollard in It’s a Gift and James Stewert, Shelley Winters in Winchester 73. Aslo glamour girls, animals, air stunts, water shute, old time comedy car, Marilyn Monroe, Jean Harlow and Hedy Keilser Noel Drewe, Circusama Yesterdays Circus Today Noel Drewe Collection 178D5.237 Phantom Rancher, 1001 Nights, Full Speed Ahead, Tarzan’s Savage Fury, Soup to Nuts, Society Sensation, Country Girl, Honest Horace 350 feet 8mm Silent b&w. Extracts from commercial films starringKen Maynard in Pahntom Ride western, Billy Dooley in Full Speed Ahead, Lex Barker in Tarzan’s Savage Fury, Tiny Sandford in Soup to Nuts, Rudolph Valentino in Society Sensation and Billy Bevan in Honest Horace. Also glamour girls, jousting, animals (dog) and nudity Noel Drewe, Circusama Yesterdays Circus Today Noel Drewe Collection 178D5.238 A Day With Paul Le Royer Calamy Productions 16mm Sound, b&w. Commercial film Noel Drewe Collection 178D5.239 A Harem Knight, Country Girl, Love Loot and Crash, Dunces and Danger, Whispering Lions, Winchester 73, The Vagabond Mack Sennett 1920s 350 feet 8mm Silent, b&w. Extracts from commercial films starring Ben Turpin in A Harem Knigt, Larry Semon in Dunces and Danger, Shelley Winters in Winchester 73 and Charles Chaplin in The Vagabon. Also includes glamour girls Noel Drewe, Circusama Yesterdays Circus Today Noel Drewe Collection 178D5.240 Miracle of the White Stallions Disney 1963 8mm, Plio-Magic Silent, colour. Disney Home Movie version titled The Proud Horses of Austria .

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