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'Llappy WORLD'S GREATEST SELECTION OF THINGS TO SHOW - ·A•""" 'llappy ., N<:wY�or ; . :· T0AII . ,. ,. , 30 p,uee �-MW °" cev vu1ea Vi6C6 (order blank p. 33) © 1984 Blackhawk Films, Inc., One 01d Eagle Brewery, Davenport, Iowa 62802 Special Delivery Services 16mm Film - Special Order United States: Guarantee UPS BLUE LABEL $2.00 per item Most 16mm format film is special order. Please If after receivin!;J an item you are not POSTAL EXPRESS OVERNITE $8.00 (1 only) allow 12 weeks for printing and delivery. (Limit l tape or l Disc only) satisfied, return 11 to us within lO days. Running Time Conversion Table UPS NEXT DAY AIR $10.00 per item We'll allow full credit on some other We FEDERAL EXPRESS $28.00 per item purchase or give you a full refund. have used the following per foot factors to calculate the approximate running times Outside the U.S. and Canada shown in this catalog: 10% of total order price or $5.00 minimum. Payments License Notice Len th per minute g Charae Orders Silent Sound Rights to any motion pictures are limited to Blackhawk gladly accepts Master Charge and home use only. All other rights and territories Super 8 15 ft. 20 ft. 16mm. 27 ft. 36 ft. Visa charge orders. are specifically reserved. For information, con­ Blackhawk Charge tact Blackhawk Films, Inc., Davenport, Iowa If you would like to open a Blackhawk Charge 52808. Videotape Account just write to our Customer Service We offer both the Beta-2 and VHS vid­ Department and they will send you all the The Blackhawk Collection eocassettes. They are noted by the name necessary details. The Blackhawk Collection is a group of "Beta" or "VHS". Note, these are not inter­ C.O.D. 8 films available exclusively from Black­ chan�eable, you must order the format your Customers pay all transportation, handling, ' hawk or with sound tracks offered only machine requires. NTSC only. insurance and mail order fees. On orders by Blackhawk or films Blackhawk has helped of $50.00 or more, a $25.00 deposit is re­ to restore. All the films in the collection are This title may be special ordered in Beta- l quired. C.O.D. charges over $100 must be noted by the medallion shown here. will not or U-matic at a cost of S 1 .50 per minute. paid in cash. Driver accept checks. S Layaway Footnote Key s.o.s. Costs nothing extra. Just enclose 10% of the l. Sale restricted to the United States. order cost (tfiis is not refundable if you cancel All titles listed in our SPECIAL ORDER SER­ 2. Sale restricted to the United States and the order) and pay balance within 90 days. VICE section are ordered especially for _you Canada. Order will be shipped when payment for direct from the studio. We do NOT STOCK whole order is complete. any of th�se titles, so please allow 6 to 8 Abbreviations weeks for delivery. Canadian Customers B/W Black and white. (If no note the To prevent delay in your order, we suggest subject is in color.) Video Disc payments other than Visa or Master Charge Min. Minutes. VideoDiscs offered in our catalog are for be by International or Canadian postal money Mus. Sound is primarily a musical use.on the CED (Capacitance Electronic Disc) order in US dollars. score. Syslems only. Returns Nar. Sound is primarily narration. All items to be returned must include all pgp s and be returned within lO days to receive ere;;f it Part Color Films or portions of films are Orders By Phone color toned or tinted. or refund. For fast service, moil to: Returns SFX Sound effects. Questions and Other Information Deportment, Blackhawk Films, Inc., One Old Sil. No sound track. To place an order on your credit card, for Eagle Brewery, Davenport, Iowa 52802. Span. Dialogue is in Spanish. questions or other information dial Change of Address 319-323-9736. Our staff is happy to help Enclose your name, new address and an old you. No colle�t calls. Office hours are Mon., Sound tracks catalog mailing label. Senc;l to Blackhawk Tue., Thu., Fr1. 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and Films, Inc., Davenport, Iowa 52808. Allow 8 All 16mm. sound tracks are optical sound. l p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Central Time. We are weeks for change. All Super 8 sound tracks are magnetic sound. closed Wednesday. Regular Pricesgood thruJan. 31, I 984 BLACKHAWK '5 NEWSREEL only help to kill off - through misinformed .Ceiuu . We Get .Ceiuu . word of mouth - a great medium: film. Curiously, with some companies here in the are higher than ever) and, now, video versus U.S. and Britain, Super-8 is doing quite well. film. America's Jef Films and England's Derann, for Dealers will always try to sell the public on example, aggressively advertise their new November 16, 1983 the latest technological development by say­ releases in all sorts of publications, and seem ing that the new item effectively renders its to profit by so doing. This approach may not Mr. Ted Ewing predecessor obsolete. As usual, the new item work for Blackhawk, but the least I think the Blackhawk Films is almost inevitably a compromise on the one company could do is try to devise new ways that it replaces. Even with 1125-line, high to not only improve video receipts, but to pro­ Dear Mr. Ewing: definition television, or Sony's recently-touted mote Super-8 and 16mm as well. The result Since you decided to run a letter in the latest big-screen video theatres, it has been dem­ would, at the worst, be indifference; at best, Blackhawk Bulletin concerning the supposed onstrated that now and in the foreseeable an upsurge of film sales might very well result. death of Super-8, would you consider run­ future, video's image and sound quality can After all, if a company like Blackhawk, with ning another letter, which supports an alter­ never equal those of film; these are simple facts a great tradition in restoration, won't at this nate point of view? of the two mediums' constitutions. point try in some new way to come to the aid It's happened before and it will doubtless I respect Blackhawk's determination to stay of film, who will? happen again that someone pronounces the in the Super-8 field, and realize that you need death of a certain medium. Television was sup­ the revenues from video sales (which outstrip Sincerely, posed initially to have killed radio, but now those of Super-8 and 16mm), but you must Michael Bliss radio has made a strong return. Ditto for TY realize that by publishing without comment a versus feature films (whose box office grosses letter like the one in the present Bulletin you 2 DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS• (1922) Directed by Elmer Clifton - Produced by the Whaling Film Corporation. Originally released in 1923 by the Hodkinson Corporation. MARGUERITE COURTOT, RAYMOND McKEE, CLARA BOW Clora Bow1s films ore considered the epitome of the Jazz Age, yet she mode her screen debut not in a flapper role, but as o Quaker girl in DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS, o whal­ ing epic whose authenticity and realism make today's JAWS and ORCA seem tame in comparison. Elmer Clifton, who directed DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS, was o long-time associate of D. W. Griffith - he hod leading roles in THE BIRTH OF A NATION end IN­ TOLERANCE - end his devotion to the master's methods is much in evidence in this film. Th� use of long literary quota• tions, the attention to detail, the visual appeal of the pr0duc• tion all owe much to Griffith's teachings. Set in New Bedford, the whaling capitol of America in the 1850's, DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS faithfully recaptures on film Quaker life of 100 years ago and the exploits of the whaling industry; its stir• ring scenes of on actual whale hunt hove never been surpass• ed. As Photoploy noted ct the time, "There is o superb freshness to the whaling scenes - and brand new thrills to the hand to hand combats." The leading players, Raymond McKee and Marquerite Courtot, ore perhaps not too well remembered today, but that is not to say they do not ploy their parts well. However, it 11 is Clara Bow as 11001 Morgan who stands out as the human star of the production, almost, but not quite, stealing the film GREEN MOUNTAIN RAILROADING ON THE RUTLAND from its animal star, the whole. - Anthony slide. November & WHEN STEAM WAS KING 4, 1977. Piano score by William Perry with the original tinted 20 min. Block & White & Color 1 scenes. Part Color. 83 min. GREEN MOUNTAIN RAILROADING ON THE RUTLAND 506-30-0567 - Beta Photographed in 1951-52 by Fred McLeod. The Rutland Railroad came into being in the 1890's t�rough the combina­ 525-30-0567 - VHS..................... $39.98 tion of the Bennington end the Rutland Railway end the Cen­ tral Vermont's Bellows Falls-Burlington line. In the 1920's it was o port of the New York Central system. A three week strike in 1953 ended passenger operations and another strike in 1961 closed the line for good. Blackhawk® Orchestral score. WHEN STEAM WAS KING Here is steam power from coast to coast as it was twenty­ five to thirtyyears ago. Incl. locomotives and trains of the New Hoven, New York Central, Bessemer and Lake Erie, Chesapeake end Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nickel Plate, Louisville and Nashville, Erie, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Union Pocific, Texas end New Orleans (S.P.) end Santo Fe.
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