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LASER DISC SALE! CVMC USA Foreign Postage: ORDER 2- P.O. Box 2588 Postage Canada $15.50 LASER DISCS (Not a DVD!) In stock, ready Europe $22.50 or MORE & Yucca Valley, CA 92286 1-2 discs Mexico $15.50 to ship Worldwide – To Order RECEIVE AN $4.95 for Asia $22.50 ADDITIONAL mail this form, or email, or Media (Europe, Asia$10.00 for (626) 789-6479 each additional Laserdisc) 10% DISCOUNT call... Shipping [email protected] (Canada $5.00 additional) TITLE Cast # of Discs Format Quality Price The ADVENTURES OF Tommy Kelly 1 Mono Used $5.95 TOM SAWYER (1938) Jackie Moran Black & White Like New Ann Gillis CLV - Extended May Robson Play Walter Brennan AT PLAY IN THE FIELD Daryl Hannah 2 Extended Play Used $99.00 OF THE LORD Tom Waits Dolby Surround Like New John Lithgow Stereo (1991) Kathy Bates AU REVOIR LES Directed by 1 French – New $4.95 ENFANTS (1987) Louis Malle English Subtitles Extended Play Dolby Stereo AUNTIE MAME Jan Handzlik 2 Widescreen Used $4.95 (1958) Forrest Tucker Extended Play Like New Roger Smith Chapter Index Lee Patrick Coral Browne The BICYCLE THIEF Directed by 1 Italian Used $12.95 (1948) Vittorio DeSica English Subtitles Like New Extended Play Chapter Search Black & White The BOYS CLUB Chris Penn 1 Extended Play New $12.95 Devon Sawa Ultra Stereo CAPTAINS Spencer Tracy 1 Black & White Used $8.95 COURAGEOUS Freddie Bartholomew Extended Play Like New Melvyn Douglas Chapter Search (1937) Lionel Barrymore CRISS CROSS Goldie Hawn 1 Stereo Used $5.95 (1992) Arliss Howard Expended Play Like New David Arnott Chapter Search The CURE Joseph Mazzello 1 Extended Play Used Like New $8.95 Brad Renfro Stereo The DAY The EARTH Michael Rennie 1 Black & White Used $8.95 STOOD STILL (1951) Patricia Neal Like New Billy Gray Hugh Marlowe Page 2 Laser Disc Sale! 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