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Riders of the Purple Sage \ \ World's greatest selection of things to show. SCORED VERSION COMPOSED RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE (1925) ' AND PERFORMED BY By ZANE GREY Restricted to the United States WiLLIAM PERRY we I III I JIVI IVIA 4111111 With MARIAN NIXON, WARNER OLAND, FRED KOH LER and WILFRED LUCAS This is a copyrigflfed motion picture nently endeared himself to small boys for film Which may only be licensed for pri- generations vet to come. vote, noncommercial, nontheatrjcal home In 1917, Mix joined the Fox Studios, and movie use as limited to rights granted. All as their mainstay made over 60 films for other rights, privileges and licenses, in- them. By the early 1920s, he was riding cludlng, but not limited to, television, the- high as the most popular Western star in atrical and commercial rights are ex- the world. His version of RIDERS OF THE pressly reserved. PURPL.E SAGE in 1925 was one of tour made over the years by Fox, and undoubt. edly the finest. When Tom Mix first entered the movies in 1910, he was billed as an "Ex-U.S. Mar- Directed by Lynn Reynolds, this cbs- rSPECIAL shall, expert roper and broncho buster", sic Zone Grey story was filmed with Mix I-fe was all c-f that and more, for hd had at the lop of his career. II has breothfak- also been at various times a range rider, ing Western scenery, a full quota of action sheriff, a Texas Ranger, and had partici- and excitement, and a plot of more than poted in the Spanish-American War, the usual substance as Tom sets out to un• Rnr j,,r ,,,',,-i e r,.... - - ravel nnrt nvenae kir'.r,nnr,inn SEE 11 ceueilIor1. AS 0 the of his performer, he was a mon of action rather ter. than emotion, full of energy and the Spirit 810-51-2008, Standard 8 silent, b/w, 1026- of fun, every inch a showman who insisted feet, lbs. ................................... $85.98 on doing his awn stunts. 860-51-2008, Soper 8 silent, b/w, 1139-feet, 2 1/2 lbs . ........................................... $99.98 While he announced curly in his ccireer that he 880-51-2008, Super 8 magnetic sound, b/w, 'ic,s ' not ía - rnush muc 7 mm., 2 - lbs. ................ 5131.98 WATS LINE.ORDERS ONLY Open on a 24-hour basis; S.even doys a week 800-553-1163 (Not Available in Iowa, Hawaii, Alaska) Bulletin 288 - July, 1977 Ciipy'- iqht 1977 Blacktiowk F,il.ms, I nd. A!! Rights rdse,'vect Rsc'j!r,r an,j -c, a this btliein are guaranteed Only /UIY 1977 ULLETIN 288, JULY 1977 1,AUA I i A 'Ar. LSL, Ll.il I 1.\ l7 - ,00, .1 UI, 051 INTRODUCING OUR FISHY TALES - (1937) 24 PAGE BULLETIN Restricted to the United States and Canada A number of you have recom- mended a change in our bulletin mail- with ALFALFA, SPANKY, BUTCH, PORKY, ing. Our advertising deportment has WH EAT, HAROLD SWITZER, WALDO, DARLA DOD, JUNIOR, WOIM, DICKIE DeNUETand been working on this and they feel DOR IAN JOHNSTON that a 24 page bulletin interspursed I'— - - it's Alfolfo'S 5.10w, from his re-enactment of WilSom Tell's his- with our 88 page bulletin may be lust '; oric shot to his final syif, fleeing from Butch and Woim's venue 'nice, Porky's consumption of the apples intisndcd for Alfalfa's far- the cnswer, and still enable us 4o - -. ief almostruins the reot demonstration at the Wise Owl Club keep you up to date on what's hap- louse, But Buckwheat's 'timely return from a fishing expediliori huCkshcat replaces the greedy Parks, with the only remOinisg apple on pening at Blackhawk. complete ,Sith fish I saves Aliolic'-, e:1 his heod. This 24 page bulletin is a TEST to Unfortunately.Butch opens Ire door lust 01 Altalfo fires his dart gun —with the dart landing on Butch's nose. see what reaction we might get from After o second gccidehtol score, Altolfo escapes Butch's wrath only by fainting away. Later, good ale' Spanks, ever the little helper, assures Butch in 3 nOte that if If weren't for Alfalfa's ''broken leg" he was ready to 'awe you. Butch a trouncing. The response from Butch tt,at he plans to personally examine Altolfo's inluries - and contrib panic, Spanks stuffs Buckwheat's You will notice that this bulletin ste a few broken bpnes if they don't already exist - sends the L I Rascals into 0 dead fishIn a sack, to replace Alfalfa's - eal lea which dongles trirough a hole in the mattress. The combinotian of contains new items, recent releases, a leather, some niope crawfish, and several hungry cots completely demolish the staged sickbed scene. Butch and sale items, discontinued films and ci VVOirfl pursue the hapless Alfalfg as the real cndr., 880-05-1573, super 3 magnetic sound, blw, dialogue 'Ii mm,, 11-005 ..................... ........... ............................ ....... 529.98 comprehensive listing of used 8nm 640-05-1573S. 16mm optical sound. 51w, dologue 11 mis,, 2-lbs. ........................................................................ .. 547,99 and 16mm films. It does not contain, however, a listing of all our material. So, I recam- THE BRIDE'S RELATIONS mend that you keep your last bulletin (1929) so that you will have a complete list- with ANDY CLYDE, JOHNNY BURKE, HARRY GRIBBON and THELMA HILL ing of our product on hand for easy The bride's -e-lot'oos are ions rustic folk who Innocently trans- reference. form the- anticipated blissful honeymoon into a frying separation. The newlyweds' misfortunes ore foreshodowed when, offOr an un- We will perhaps, have less fre- comfortable train dde into the ''restful country," the groom quent mailings of the stuffers. It is our Johnny Burke) is s:jrprised in the rear by hot steam from the en- gine intention to keep the subscribers to Enter the bride's uncle Elwood (Andy Clyde) in his beat-up the stuffers informed of any action 1gbps. He pnthusiasticallv greets the young couple; neorly shak- L'--Ji. ing Johnny's arm Oi.t of its socket In the process. Uncle Elw000 as- we might take. sures Jc'hnrtv. ''You young l'>vCbirds are ga -ma have a wondorful time around sore," This declaration abounds We will continue our practice of wit It irony, On the n - os o the form, the Old jalopy ta'. trouble climbing a hilt, so the new husband dlsembarks and goes providing you with the best possible behind to push. He sinks up to his neck in a rriudhcic. Once the cor reaches the peok at the hill it descends rapidly, largely due foa miSSing piece of equiCrrleflt —the brake-S. After drying over a scarecrow, through a ttcrystack and quality and service. a clothesline, the-vehicle finally comes to rest in oncther ftoystok. Please feel free in writing us your After meticg the family and the ride'1 old boyfriend Homer Roseborry, the young bride (Thelma Hil) says to her husband "Let's ga out and sea the donkey." Johnny looks of Homer and replies, "You mean there's an- opinion on this new bulletin. other one?" At lpf the troneyrnooriers are olore in a bedroom, but not for long. Enter the entire group to make the sleeping arrang5menls. Boys in one room girls in another. Thelma's bed caves In. Homer dreams of cowbays and Indians and pants a pNtol at his bedtellov,s. Unable to sleep due to cisturbances like these, the newlyweds finally reunite on the couch in tie living roan, But almost inin'iediateby the rooster crows and the bride's relations troop through. The sarcasms of Johnry Burke and Andy Clyde's exuberant choracterlzptlon ra'roke THE BRIDE'S RELA lIONS one of Mack Sennett's firsI tolktng comedies fharoughly enioyable. LAW clatogue 19 mm., 14-eon., ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,..,,,.,,.,_,,.,,,.,.,.,,, .............. ,,,,,,,, $31.98 880- 10-194 2, SUper 8 magnetic sound, blw, e40-10'1942, 16mm optical sound, b/w, dialogUe 1 9 mm., 3- lbs. ......................................... .- ............ ................. '-.- 561.98 ST. LOUIS BLUES FRESH PAIl (1920) starring SNUB POLLARD l'lat Soocl''s Rolin Company mci; BeSsie Smith records. from 1923 to millIon of the-rn in the first IC the proving ground for his style Of 1929. 2 comedy. Depending on ropid pact, j months at 1923. Sout"ern blues 'a c and Sight gags, he cop'ured earls nh, traveling up the Mis5iS musedo rt m-ovie-giicrS Nonsensicolhappen' Sippi and the eastern coast, Mo inns were dreamed so extempora Rainey, the mother Of the blues, gave iteously by director arc- cast, and Bessio her start, but Bessie Smith in-- any opportunity to reveci a ShOPylv fInanced e',erv blues singer to follow. leg, arm or bock was on extra guor- Ethel Waters, Lee '.9iley, Mildred ontee of sucess for his one regiers. Bailey, Ella Fitsoeruld, Billie Holli. , SnuO Pollard stars as Chief Tel' dos, Mohalig Jackson - Frank Sir, 1920 hor, Hired otro, even Jonis Joglin - they oil ei'apn Boy in this to deliver a small package for 0 paid tribute to Bess'S. She recorded lovely ody .vho .sonfs her portrait with Louis Armstrarg in 1925; and painted, he comes upon the preten' with j azz greats Cbs Berry. Jack Teagarden and Be-nay Goeman, The young tous at tist surrounded tn a bevy of shapely beauties. Observing the oenettls at Bix Beiderbecke ''turned his pockets inside out and put all his daughi on the lobe an ortist' s lice, he trades his Western Union coo for the artist's beret, The lovely to keep her singing" at the Paradise in Chicago.
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