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Now Showing: SOME OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VIDEOS! Operation Petticoat Trouble starts when the U.S. Sea Tiger takes aboard a crew of nur~es, and the sub actually tur,15 a biu~ni, ,y p,, ,k ! Cary Grant and Tony Curtis are in c harge of this hilari ous misadventure in the Pacific. As a special offer from Republic Pictures and Blackhawk Films. you can buy this classic tor only $15.88 through April 30, 1987.120 min. Color/VHS/Beta. 3082 Reg. ~ Sale Price $15.88 Also inside this issue: • Special classics from Black hawk Films, pages 3 & 14 • Special discount & c lear­ ance items. pages 18 & 22 • Round-up from the Republic Corral, page 15 • Monty Python 's Flying Cir­ cus, page 20 • Academy Award W inners, page 13 • Republic 's Clc.ssic Serials, back inside cover Contents Look What's New! TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome to the latest edition of the Blackhawk Films catalog. The Blackhawk Current Releases . ... .. 1 Films Division of Republic Pictures has been a long term player in the mail order film and tape business for years. At Comedy Classics ....... .. ..... .... ..... ... 3 Blackhawk Films we try to give you the best prices on both the current "top 40 " Classic Comedies ...... .. ... .......... .... ... 4 videos as well as the harder to find ''collectables.·' More Great Movies . .......... ......... .... 10 Th is issue is no different from the rest , with specia l sale pricing that lasts through April 30th on such films like High Plains Best Pictures in Tape . ................... ... 13 Drifter (was $69.95, now $24.88) and Gremlins (was $79.95. now $19.88). Western Round-up ........................... 15 These terrific discounts are just two ex­ amples of the fantastic selection Black­ hawk Films has to offer. Information Please ..... ..................... 16 We have special offers - prices below retail - on some of the hot, new spring Order Blank ...... ... ... .. .... ... .. ...... 17 titles. Look on pages 2 and 3 for informa­ tion on Aliens, Top Gun, Ruthless People and Dune. Also on page 1 is in­ Special Discount Items . .. .. .... .. ... ..... 18 formation about a brand new release from Republic Pictures. Reflections of Mur­ Gary Cooper and Errol Flynn Features .......... 19 der. Now through a special offer with Republic Pictures, Blackhawk Films is able to sell this spine-tingling thriller for Contemporary / Lifestyles ........ .. ..... .. 20 20% off it's retail price. This offer is only good through April 30th, so hurry. Foreign Films ...... .... .. ....... ...... ...... 21 Other classic films are available here for you, too. Great comedy actors like Charlie Chaplin, W. C. 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Here's some fine Wes­ tern wear at special discount prices for quent Buyer Plan can mean extra savings for you down the road. you, just for ordering from Blackhawk Secondly, there are over 7000 fi lms available from Blackhawk Films. Film s. The Republic Jacket on page 15 is discounted nearly 30%. and we are constantly up-dating and adding to our list of available titles Great prices, quick delivery, easy order­ to give you the greatest selection possible. We want to offer you variety, ing, tremendous variety, a reputable guar­ antee and our exclusive Frequent Buyer old and new, from drama to comedy. Blackhawk Films is quickly becom­ Program (see details on page 16). All of ing a primary entertainment source for a growing number of people. these are reasons why you should buy Lastly, Blackhawk Films strives to make shopping for videos easy for from the Blackhawk Films Catalog. you. Our toll-free number and improved order blank means easier, hassle­ free ordering which means you receive your order faster. OUR GUARANTEE At Blackhawk Films we strive for customer satisfaction . If you have If not completely satisfied ordered from us before, you already know that. If not, please give us a with any item, return it and try. We would be happy to serve you. we will allow credit for the Thank you. full purchase price, re­ place it, or make a refund. Hot, New Releases Hot titles and hot pri ces. Blackhawk Fi lms has access to the new video releases at prices below retail. Sigourney Weaver sta rs in Aliens, Ruthless People with Danny DeVi to, Bette Midler and Judge Reinhold and Top Gun with Tom Cruise are all offered here at prices below th e suggested retail prices. All sale prices are good only thro ugh 4-30·87. Republic Picture's Bonanza videos are also available for only $39.95 each. 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