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SCROOGE 2 (1935) SEYMORE HICKS, DONALD CALTHROP, ROBERT COCHRAN, MARY GLYNNE It's the one and only "Bah­ Humbug" story as told by Charles Dickens. From the irascible old Scrooge, through Bob Crotchet's misery, old Marlye's ghost and the new and loveable Scrooge, we and Tiny Tim again enjoy that most wonderful spirit of Christmas. 77 min . BW We are pleased to present the classic version of this Dickens Christ­ mas classic to all our customers. Merry Christmas to you all! 506-30-0599 - Beta 525-30-0599 - VHS...... $29.98 BLACKHAWK CHRISTMAS PRICE ...... $23.88 (Sale ends December 31, 1983)

A CHRISTMAS CAROL, here called SCROOGE, was the first of Charles Dickens "Christmas Books" written' in 1845 and we are pleased to announce on page 3 his third "Book" called THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.

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JOAN STANDING 8osed on Charles Dickens third " Christmas Book " of 1845 this is o f~t?.ch~\!,~i~~~:l~!~i CHeft'J~J;lS ~i,IOt\:s•~:::~~:e~~j~;~~: greater populo!ity ov_er th~s story, one of ~is _m!"sf magical titles be~ouse according to 01ckens10ns 1t has more of hrs 1d1osyncrosy than genius. Based on the lore that finding a cricket on your hearth is o sure sign ~~~ac::u~~l;1'~f~~;.~U~hn Perrybingle, the moil carrier, and his young John becomes upset when he finds his wife in close conference with o deaf old man, reo11! Edward Plummer, son of the tor. maker, in disguise con,~t~he,i:1'tn~i:grt~f~h1: c~~k;r Jh~h~~:'fafthth~!~,!:~d~~d f~tz. piness comes for o1L A wondarful Christmas story for all the ~ors. Marvelous organ score peto1,~3g_ ~b~O~OB!~arter. 68 min . 8 $ 525-30-1080 - VHS ...... ,.,...... 29 •98

NEW SLIDE SET BEAUTIFUL BANFF & JASPER NATIONAL PARKS Photogrophed by Lester Thoensen Enter t~e inviting environs of the unspoiled mountains and lakes. See Main Street in quaint little Banff, Alberto, the Bani! Springs Hotel, sunset on Vermillion Lake, Mt. Eisenhower, Mt. Edith Cavel at 11,000 feet, Sunwapta Falls, the NOW AVAILABLE FOR SPECIAL ORDERING Columbia Ice Fields, a reminder of the ice age, and of course lake Louise and its marvelous surroundings. A truly restful 16mm FILM PRINTS Gene Autry' s and rejuvenating experience. COW TOWN' (1950) 640-57-2881, 16m, 70 min, BW...... $355 • 00 350-09-1006, 35 slides ...... , ...... , .. ,, ...... ,,, ...... $10. 99 COW TOWN' (1950) , ?J~i t,fil~oi11i DAVIS, HARRY SHANNON, In order to end cattle rustling and save straying cattle, Gene Autry becomes one of the first ranchers in his territorr. to fence in the open ron~e with barbed wire and incurs the wroth of pretty Ginger Kirby k~~~e~j~~~r~wSh~:~:nj~~!~:~c~f ~henft:ew,;~:b1:~b~:~k/o~~bd/. 0 ~:~d~ t~~~~~~ d~v~ then~~~I~ ~~~~~~e~~h~rtZ's~~;::o~~~t fh;~:s~ use tl-ie ran.9e for sheep. Gene befriends Giefer and patches up their differences. With the b:~~~;r:Au~~ ~i~~~v!rs ~h~, ~!~j;r:~e~~~t~:V~r ~~~r~f~lt~:g1:~ Cowpunchers of the district, believing that the installation of the borbed wire will put them out of work, ongoge Avtry's men in o gunfight. Gene dramatically halts the fracas when lie forces a confession from Hilliard (Steve Dorrell}, Sandy's secret P.artner, and Sandy, himself, comes to on untimel.:f, end on the barbed wire. Songs include: "Down in the r:~~~,;~i~ie~wo~d re~ff~~cc;:!~~-~os!l~~·~-;Bury Me Not on the

3 THE GENERAL ( 1927) BUSTER KEATON, MARION MACK, CHARLES SMITH, FRANK BARNES, GLEN CAVENDER, JIM FARLEY, FRANK HAGNEY and JOE KEATON Buster Keaton wrote and directed most of his films himself, and his best was THE GENERAL. Keaton created this great comedy out of an authentic episode of American history - a story about the famous Civil War locomotive. THE GENERAL was the last great feature comedy of the silent era, filmed only two years before the talkie revolution. Screen critics and historians generally rate it as one of the top fifty to seventy-five silent features. Keaton's heroines had one thing in common - they were dumb - and Annabelle, heroine of THE GENERAL, was no exception. While other screen comedians treated their heroines with dignity, ~eaton deliberately used his heroines .as comedy foils - almost as props. Although THE GENERAL is a comedy, the battle scenes have the scope and realism of Matthew Brady's photographs of the Civil War brought to life. And through all the inferno and chaos, Keaton weaves his nonsense so expertly that two great armies serve as mere straight men. This full length version is beautifully piano scored by William Perry. 76 min. BW 506-18-2740-Beta 525-18-2740-VHS ...... $39. 98

CAST Gene Autry.. . .. Gene Autry Ginger Kirby ...... Goil Davis Sandy Reeves ...... Horry Shannon Tod Jeffreys ...... Jock O'Mohoney Duke Kirby ...... Clark " Buddy" Burroughs Sheriff Steve Calhoun ...... Harry Harvey Chet Hilliard...... Steve Darrell " Stormy" Jones ...... Sandy Sanders Mortin Dalrymple.. ..Rolph Sanford George Copeland...... Bud Osborne Miller ...... ( ...... Robert Hilton Ed Loomis ...... Ted Mapes Mike Grady ...... Charles Roberson Gill Saunders.. .. House Peters, Jr. and Champion

CREDITS Written by Gerald Geraghty; Directed by John English; Assistant Direc­ tor, Poul Donnelly; Director of Photography, Williom Bradford; Art Direc­ tor, Harold MacArthur; Film Editor, Henry Batista; Set Decorator, Sidney Clifford; Musical Supervisor, Paul Mertz; Musical Director, Mischo Bakaleinikoff; Sound Engineer, Lambert Doy; Produced by Armand Schaefer. A Gene Autry Production . A Columbia Picture.

COW TOWN' (1950) GENE AUTRY, GAIL DAVIS, HARRY SHANNON, JOCK O'MAHONEY In order to end cattle rustling and save straying cattle, Gene Autry becomes one of the first ranchers in his territory to fence in the open range with barbed wire and incurs the wroth of pretty Ginger Kirby (Gail Davis}, owner of a small ranch. Range warfare, fanned by Sandy Reeves {Horry Shannon), owner' of the livery stable, breaks out between two factions of ranchers who differ sharply on the wire fences . Sandy hopes to drive the cattle ranchers out of business so that he con use the range for sheep. Gene befriends Ginger and patches up their differences. With the assistance of Duke (Clark " Buddy" Burroughs), Ginger's younger brother, Autry discovers that Sandy is responsible for most of the trouble. Cowpun. chars of the district, believing that the installation of the barbed wire will put them out of woric, engageAutry's men in a gunfight. Gene dramatically halts the fracas when he forces o confession from Hilliard (Steve Dorrell), Sandy's secret partner, and Sandy, himself, comes ta an untimely end on the barbed wire. Songs include: "Down in the Volley", "Powder Your Face With Sunshine", "Bury Me Not on the lone Prairie" ond "Buffalo Gals". 70 min . BW 506-57-2881-Bela $ 525-57-2881-VHS ...... ,...... 3 9,98 4 VIDEOCASSETTE SALE ENDS JAN. 30, 1984

THE BALLOONATIC & ONE WEEK -48 min. BW

THE BALLOONATIC (1923) BUSTER KEATON, PH YLLIS HAVER One of the silent screen's legendary comics, Buster Keaton's rise to fame was rapid and his downfall come as quickly. From supporting roles in Roscoe Arbuckle's Comique Comedies in 1917 to his final silent feature {Spite Marriage) in 1929, Keaton's genius with visual comedy was unique. An unhappy marriage and alcohol combined with the advent of sound and loss of control over the creative aspects of his work come to overshadow the genius. Yet the passage of time hos proven Keaton os great a comedian today as he was in his prime. Unlike Chaplin and Lloyd, Buste~'s appeal was selective, but while his artistry especially appealed to critics who loved to dissect his work in search of profound meaning, comedy fans also appreciated the adventures of this gallant young man who never smiled Nature beware! It's Buster Keaton afoot in your domain and what he's about to do will cause your earth to quake. Of course, it 's all o mistake to begin with, but isn't that the story of Keaton's screen escapades¥ Organ score by John Muri.

ONE WEEK (1920) BUSTER KE ATON, SYBI L SEELY Buster and Sybil - iust ma rried - and Uncle's present is o new home. But there is one little hitch - the newlyweds hove to ossemble ii themselves~ It looks easy enough, but Sybil's rejected suitor switches numbers on the boxes, and Buster's problems hove just arrived! Come Friday-the-13th, guests a rrive for o housewarming, and the real fun begins! With the release of ONE WEEK in September 1920, a young man named Buster Keaton emerged as one of the major comedians of the silent era. Trade papers called his comedy short "the comedy sensation of the year" and exhibitors soon combined Keaton shorts to make up on entire show. Organ score by Gaylord Corter.

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THE BLACKSMITH & COPS 38 min. BW

THE BLACKSMITH (1922) BUSTER KEATON, VIRGINIA FOX Buster Keaton's superb comic talent comes olive again in this burlesque based on the time-honored poem " The Village Blacksmith". Of course, it's a loose base and doesn't work out quite as Longfellow wrote it, but with Buster as the lead, does it really make a difference? This particular Keaton comedy combines the traditional setting with o modern interpretation and well illvstrotes the range of comic ingenuity which soon placed Buster among the screen's great comedians despite the limited screen career .behind him . A veritable genius in drawing laughter from inanimate objects, Busler Keaton hos been often imitated, but never equalled - THE BLACKSMITH demonstrates why. Piano score by William Perry.

COPS (1922) BUST ER KEATON, VIRGINIA FOX Buster's girl won't marry him until he is successful - a dandy motivation for his new business enterprise. But, unwittingly he tangles with the police deportment when his junk wagon ha is maneuvering in ·1he police porocfe becomes the target of a bombing . The result is the glondest chase scene ever filmed with clever timing and hilarious mishaps! COPS remains as probably the most methodically-plotted and executed of all the Keaton short comedies and is a tribute to his ingenious partnership with Eddie Cline, one of the fi nest gag men in the business. Shown in excerpted form whenever the artistry and rhythm of the silent screen is exhibited, COPS is the one classic Keaton film no comedy fan will want to miss I Our organ score by Gaylord Corter enhances the enjoyment of one of the world's funniest men, Buster Keaton. !~:::::g:;~ :_ B;~; ...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ,...... ~ jCOPSJ Sdt-. Jl};ia, #-;i:1, gg

C-OLLEGE (1927) BUSTER KEATON, ANN CORNWALL, FLORA BRAMLEY, HAROLD GOODWIN, BUDDY MASON, GRANT WITHERS, SNITZ EDWARDS, CARL HARBAUGH, SAM BRADFORD, FLORENCE TURNER Coming hard on the heels of Buster Keaton's comic masterpiece, THE GENERAL, COLLEGE was a relaxing romp in both setting and approach after the exacting precision of the Civil War comic drama. It was very typlcol Keaton material and a fine comedy. Honor grad Buster heads for college and on educatioA, but Ann Corn II soon forgets that she's his girl and begins costing an eye ot Harold Good­ win, star athlete and delight to all the coeds. The only way for Buster to cure her case of "broad shoulder blues" is to make the team, win the big race and save the day. The fun is in seeing how he does this, this is usually when the audiences become unglued with laught•r. It's on unoboshed romp from beginning to end and one of Keaton's very best comedies. Organ score by John Muri. 60 min. BW ' ~~:::: :g::: :. a;~; ...... ,...... ~ ~ (1)0... f? ZJ, ~'

STEAMBOAT BILL, JR . (192B) BUSTER KE ATON STEAMBOAT Bi ll, JR. was released in 1928; two years ofter Buster Keaton's memorable " The General". Keaton had incorporated so many special effects in his movies that only he could handle a cyclone, After all, he was born during a cyclone; so what better preparation could he hovel The lost of his independently produced films, STEAMBOAT Bill, JR. is his most spedoculor. And for continuous perfect Keaton pantomime, it eclipses all his previous appearances. River Junction on the Sacramento River is the locale for a feud between Steamboat Bill {Ernest Torrence) tough coptoin of the old steamer Stonewall Jock son, and J. King {Tom McGuire) stuffed shirt owner of the shiny new steamer King, and proprietor of every local institution in River Junction. Steam­ boat Bill, Jr. (Buster Keaton) arrives home from school in Boston - complete with beret, moustache and ukelele. With o roar from his embarrassed father "toke that barnacle off" Junior lands in a barber choir, and two deft strokes of the straight razor remove the offending moustache. In the op• posite bal'Qer chair sits King's daughter Kitty (Morion Byron) also on school holiday. The predictable p!ot - the feuding fathers and the frustrated young lovers - is secondary to the amazing special effects Keaton developed. A torrential rainstorm precedes a cyclone; and Busler Keaton pulls out oil the stops as director, odor and technological expert. A car's rogtop flips up like a soil; buildings collapse and disintegrate, or slide intact into the flood-swollen river. A classic bit of Keaton magic occurs when the winds capriciously drop o complete house front on our hero. An open window conveniently descends over his head, and he remains standing imperturbable. Keaton mode use of on enormous crone a hundred twenty feet high, set on a barge, to knock down breakaway buildings - or lift them high in the air as wind machines blew everything portobHt down River Junction's drenched streets. The crone also carried Keaton sooring overhead, dinging lo the trunk of on uprooted tree - a funny bit of relief from the storm's buffeting. Dumped in the river he clambers aboard the Stonewall Jackson just in time to rescue Kitty and the two feuding fathers. As the terrified Kitty floats downriver .on o housetop, Junior neatly tosses the ship's anchor and pulls Kitty to safety. Nex.t appears Steombool Bill in the•window of the almost• submerged jail, l'laving been spitefully imprisoned by Mr . King . With agonizingly deceptive fumbling, Junior rigs the ship's controls and slices through the floating jail with the bow of the Jackson - thus freeing his father. Mr. King 's rescue from his sunken steamer completes Junior's transformation into o son worthy of his father's name, and of the hand of Mr . King's daughter. Acrobat's timing, staggering physical de)(lerity, and a deadpan expression made Buster Keaton one of cinema's greatest comics. While STEAM­ BOAT BILL, JR . may not hove received critical acclaim on its release, it offers on astonishing exhibition of Buster Keaton's talents, Blackhawk Film1 is proud to make it available to homeviewers. Organ score by Gaylord Corter. 71 min . BW

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THE MARK OF ZORRO (1920) DON Q, SON OF ZORRO ( 1925) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, MARGUERITE De Lo MOTTE MARY ASTOR THE MARK OF ZORRO remains As the title implies, DON Q, SON one of the best of DOUGLAS FAIR­ OF ZORRO was intended as a se­ BANK'S cloak-and-sword adven­ quel to Douglas Foirbonk's first costume swashbuckler, THE MARK tures as it ·is a product of the old OF ZORRO, which appeared five Doug with the zip and pace of his years and on equal number of films early films. before. As the famous Mexican Robin Fairbanks ploys the role of the Hood, Doug masquerades as the father, Zorro as well as the son, Don foppish Don Diego, with many ae­ Q, and two other characters in the lightful comedy touches of his own - film as well. The trick is accomplished then springing into action as Zorro, by skillful cutting to give the illusion the crusader for the rights of the that Zorro and Don Q ore in the some Mexican people. You will also see a scenes, when in fact the scenes were couple of fine duel sequences, and a shot separately. Although almost 42 years old at wonderful chose towards the end, the time, Fairbanks credibly ployed where Doug eludes his pursuers with both the elder Zorro and a man half some fantastic acrobatics. Organ his age with undiminished energy score performed by Gaylord Corter. and grace. Organ score performed 91 min . BW by Gaylord Corter. 113 min. BW 506-53-0837 - Beta ';::-- ..,.,. 506-53-1995 - Beta ~ oa 525-53-0837 - VHS ...... $.,~ 525-53-1995 - VHS: ...... ~""~ ~~#°?)J,gz ~~~23.~~/- 0 THE IRON MASK (1929) MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE (I) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "The Iron Mask" represented Fair­ (1932) banks at the height of his career. Yet, curiously, it marked a halt for the· DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, swashbucklers with which Doug had spanned the decade - from "The Mark MARIA ALBA of Zorro" in 1920 to "The Iron Mask" in 1929. Doug ventures alone to a Twin _princes were born to King Louis tropical island to prove himself XIII of France. They had been separated and one sent into hiding to prevent self-sufficient and bask in the their becoming pawns in court intrigue. · D' Artagnan is about to retire and the glorious freedom of a primitive young ~ing will be without a bodyguard. During the years, de Rochefort's conniv­ paradise. An excellent demon­ ing has brought the exiled twin under his stration of his athletic pro'"wess control. Secretly they have returned to Paris. It is upon the kidnapping of the . spiced with effective panto­ King and the substitution of his twin brother that the action of the story turns, mime and ingenious gimmicks. and as it unfolds, D' Artagnan and the older Three Musketeers again travel the He is joined by Maria, a native highways and byways of France in search ofthe rightful monarch. The)'. are success­ girl, who has come to escape ful and the climax comes with the sword­ an intertribal marriage. 72 play that one would expect from one of these Fairbanks' adventure films. Piano min. BW score by William Perry. 86 min. Part 506-30-0687 - Beta ~ ftn Color. MUS 525-30-0687 - VHS ...... ;;I.,~ 506-30-0629 - Beta ~ OCI S525-30-0629 - VHS ...... ~-,~ ~ fMa 1t-a1, gg ~k f Aia 1- 31,ig (ROBINSON CRUSOf) 6 VIDEOCASSETTE SALE ENDS JAN. 15, 1984 ~OUR $!BUYS MORE

ALLE<;HENY UPRISING' (1939) LOST PATROL' 11934) 2 JOHN WAYNE, CLAIRE TREVOR, GEORGE SANDERS, VICTOR McLAGLEN , BORIS KARLOFF, WALLACE FORD, BACK TO BAT AAN ( 1945) BRIAN DONLEYY, ROBERT BARRAT, CHILL WILLS REGINALD DENNY, J.M. KERRIGAN , BILLY BEVAN, Set in 1759 when America was a British colony, and, ap­ JOHN WAYNE, parently derived from fact, the film casts Wayne as Jim Smith, ALAN HALE a man who loses patience with George Sander's military com­ John Ford directed this terse war drama about British ANTHONY QUINN mander, Captain Swanson. The latter's adherence to the rule cavalrymen lost in the Mesopotamian desert during WW I. book is allowing corrupt traders (led by Brian Donlevy as They are pursued constantly by Arab sharpshooters and, like Wayne and Quinn are Ameri­ Callendar) to sell goods to the Indians under cover of a in STAGECOACH, these confining and unifying circumstances can soldiers fighting the Japanese government permit, and threatening the peace of the volley. allow strong characterizations to emerge. Swanson speaks for old traditions, Wayne's Jim Smith stands for common sense ohd practical action. Swanson is t~e When the leader of the patrol is killed, McLaglen, the on Bataan in World War II. disengaged colonialist overlord, Smith the man concerned with Sergeant, takes command of the eleven rag~ed survivors. the immediate problems of survival in what is his home country. There is Karloff in one of his best roles as the religious fanatic When Bataan falls to the enemy, When Swanson talks of observing the rules of civilized war­ who quotes the Bible like a prophet of destruction, his eyes fare, Wayne's reply is a terse "Tripe!" Backed by the loct:11 afire. There is Reginald Denny playing the perfect British Wayne stays behind to organize magistrate, who can identify with the settlers' fears for their gentleman and J. M. Kerrigan as an angry pessimist. future, Wayne defies the milita_ry_ and eventually gains the sup­ the remnants of the ,American port of Swanson's superiors. When he is captured by Swan­ Mclaglen sees his men perish one by one and perseveres by son's men, he refuses to be rescued from jail by the group keeping his head and following his military trainin,9 . Army and Filipino freedom that comes to his aid, standing by his acts as being bocked A classic actioner that is extremely well.paced, LOST by the local law ii not by the British . He tells Swanson " You ' ll PATROL established John Ford's reputation internationally fighters into a formidable guerilla never learn, you' ll never learn to know us 11 and the film shows 1 as a director and was a box office smash hit . The New York resistance. Daring attacks are the seeds of discontent that led to tne Declaration of Times described the film as, 11 An impressive conception of the Independence. ALLEGHENY UPRISING demonstrates the rapport be• agony of thirst and also of scorching h8at ... " Leonard vividly photographed in this mov­ tween Wayne and Claire Trevor. It has hantisome produc­ Mahin, in his TY MOVIES, gave the film ,4 stars and praised tion values and was proficiently directed by William A. Seiter. the film as so many have, as a classic. A great tole of men ing story of sacrifice for the cause 81 min. BW · trying to cheat death and destiny. 66 min . BW of freedom. 95 min. BW 506-75-077S - Beta -____ 506-75-0728 - Beta ....___.., 506-39-0769 - Beta -~ no SJ.5-7S-0775 - VHS ...... $39:'98- 525-75-0728 - VHS ...... =>3'9:-9& S25-39-0769 -VHS ...... ~,1~ L-~ ~ ~2q, ~ ~f~~7f1'.&g

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A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS• (1937) FRED ASTAIRE, JOAN FONTAINE, GEORGE BURNS, 8 GRACIE ALLEN Beautiful Lady Alyce is being imprisoned on the grounds of Aunt Caroline's HIGHER AND HIGHER• (1943) family castle in the English countryside. And, it's all because of her love for FRANK SINATRA, LEON ERROL, MICHELE MORGAN, JACK HALEY, an American ski instructor she met in Switzerland. Alyce manages to slip away VICTOR BORGE, MEL TORME, MARY McGUIRE from the castle and up to London to find her American love who is visitin~ there. A musical about a bankrupt aristocrat who conspires with his staff to regain Fred, George and Gracie are visiting London, too. George, Fred s press his fortune by masquerading a scullery maid as his daughter and marrying agent is really doing a iob for Fred by making him the hottest gossip column her into money. Numerous comical twists ond shining cameos. Sinatra, in his item in the realm. In her haste to escape one of Auntie's household staff, Alyce first leadin« role, is showcased well. 90 min. BW Dialogue. jumps into Fred's taxi and our story really begins. The dance sequence pt the "fair" is absolutely outstanding! The film is just ~gt:8:g~: ~ =te~s ...... ~ plain deliBhtful, amusing, funny, romantic and LOVELY. 101 min. BW 506~88-0761 - Beta ~n 525-88-0761 - VHS ...... ,jh>~ ~~$z:t,KE

SHALL WE DANCE• (1937) FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON An enthralling Astaire•Ro~ers musical comedy. Ginger is the snobbish sing­ ing comedy star who couldn t core less that ballet star Astaire has fallen head­ over-heels for her. She isn't interested in him at all, that is, until they dance STEP LIVELY' (1944) together. FRANK SINATRA, GLORIA de HAVEN, GEORGE MURPHY, Superb music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin weave magic WALTER SLEZAK, ADOLPHE MENJOU throughout the story using such standards as "They Can't Take That Away It's a greatly improved re-do of the 1938 ROOM SERVICE now with sing­ From Me", and "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off". The film is well directed ing dancing and romancing. A young playwright wants to recover the money by Mork Sandrich who also directed the duo's TOP HAT, and HepbLITn's A he foaned a fast-talking Broadway producer but the producer has other ideas WOMAN REBELS. that will bring about a new backer with reef financial support. Sinatra's first SHALL WE DANCE includes the famous roller skate sequence where Fred ever screen kisses from de Haven and Anne Jeffreys really made the girls and Ginger tap dance on wheels. At last Fred is able to win Ginger's heart swoon. BB min. BW when he aances with dozens of girls in Ginger masks I Singing, dancing, com­ edy and romancing at its best from two of the greatest. They don't mcike 'em ~gt:::g~g~ =te~s ...... ~ like they used to because they can't. The Astaire-Rogers team is one of a kind! 116 min. BW /"_I. ~ _.. Jl,,y)~ ~gt:tg~~! =t~s .. ~ ... Y~~":'k ..... ~ ~~it29,f8

8 COLOR SLIDES WITH AUDIO CASSETTES Slides These sets contain a high-fidelity cassette with original na rration and music background along with a tone alert ind1catmg the moment for you to advance your slide and each set includes 40 excellent color 2x2 35mm slides. Slides can be shown without the tape narration. These are extra ordinarily low priced at BLACKHAWK COLOR SLIDE SETS 3SMM. 2x2 just $14.95 per set! AU Blockhowk slides 1ive true color fidel ity . Using the more expensive reversor method of duplication, Blackhawk f;~d;~eth~t~d~:f~l~d!:;[;~h~!~ ~:c~~~:it~~~t:::r:r~~;~s~J.our own. And yet, they ere less expensive

Historical NEW YORK CITY DEATH VALLEY AND SCOTTIE'S 353-01-0034 Trav., CASTLE PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA U.S.A. An extraordinary tale of daring and adventure 353-11-0049 awaits. ' SAN FRANCISCO 353-11-0021 353-11-0013 THE DELTA QUEEN SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR CRUISES ~\e :179~ 0J,4.r great heritage in riversleamboots. You ' ll go under the mommoUth Son Frondsco­ 3 0 Ooklond BoJ Bridge, cruise within o few yards of THE ENERGY CRISIS A13~3~1,~0o37 many other interesting views. A history of the world1s present energy crisis and just SAN JUAN ho3s3~9~~~823· · 353-21-0078 ENERGY! ENERGY! Travel ~Se:J?'ft~~QgJinds from post to future . ALASKA This armchair tour explores the land of the midnight GITTYSBURG A marvelous, spine tingling story of the battle of Get. su;J~_ai~s, mountains and forests . •rt53~J~~bo~1ed this notion's destiny. ANASAZI, THE STORY OF THE PUEBLO INDIAN The inspired story of the history of the Pueblo lndions, INDEPENDENCE HALL/KNOTTS BERRY FARM IN the j3~1tQ~~t~on builders. CALIFORNIA 3 353-11-0052 ANNAPOLIS THE MOTHER LODE COUNTRY 353-01-0077 15k3~,Y,~',60te California Gold Rush . BEAUTIFUL CRATER LAKE 353-01-0043 MOUNT VERNON CALIFORNIA MISSIONS 353-01-0011 353-11-0070 THE NATIONAL HISTORICAL WAX MUSEUM CARLSBAD CAVERNS 353-99-0038 353-09-0062 THE STORY OF HOOVER DAM CYPRESS GARDENS FLORIDA An historic mosterpiece on the construction of the dam 353-03-0040 wi~s3~fC)~~is°~d photos. BRYCE AND ZION NAT'L. PARK 353-09-0068 THE STORY OF JAMESTOWN GRAND CANYON NAT'L. PARK The reconstructed foe':( soiling ships and wdy of life 353-09-0009 0 5 353iel8oseostum craftsmen, is all seen. THE HEARST CASTLE 353-99-0036 THE STORY OF KING ARTHUR GLACIER NATIONAL PARK This story was photogrofihed and the script was writ­ 353-09-0057 ' ten35~~j;~OQ/t,erotion o the British Tourist Authority. GREAT SMOKY MT. NATIONAL PARK 353-09-1003 THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION LEWIS AND CLARK CAVERNS 353-99-0073 WASHINGTON D.C. be!,h;ifur~~';t l~~~s3\~eM~~~o~~?Th:~sir~~/~~~:fi11: ~53~()f~o0ee the story of our notion's capitol. with humor and it is told just like the ranger guides tell 18 Space it 1st, 2~00~4ur · APOLLO 17 KNOT'S BERRY FARM Full American/Russian story of this historic space The old west, gun fights, general stores and more abound in this theme pork. ml!ihh91.0012 353-11-0061 THE ALABAMA SPACE AND ROCKET CENTER LION COUNTRY SAFARI, CALIF. 353-06-0047 353-11-0066 FIRST FLIGHT OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE THE LOST SEA Scenes from the April 1981 first flight .. 353-97-0025 353-74-0084 LURAY CAVERNS, VIRGINIA MARS . . . MARINER 353-01-0064 MESA VERDE 153jtQO/totos of eye boggling dimensions. Travel ~~~-o,~io;tory of the Pueblo Indians. MOON LANDING, APOLLO 11 Abroad MOUNT ST. HELENS in ~hi~~lly prepared for the Neil Armstrong Museum Ac35().4r;.:02~~r~ '. ~.~... : .~... ~.t·~·l'. ~.~-~~-~~... ~?.$11i;~ ~~~8oi11osion and aftermath. 353-74-0045 ~St OUR UNIVERSE NIAGARA FALLS Th3f£49'.~ 7~d~'. '...... $29. 99 See and hear oil about Galaxies, Star Clouds, Holes ~53-01-0014 A~soe;,td:S, 35o~~9-~i12~~-~--·~ -~-.-~.~~... in ~()~15s, Quasars. NORTH RIM OF THE GRAND CANYON tlt9~ J~3~74 353-09-0016 Ancient Castles, Abbeys and Cathedrals of SATURN ENCOUNTER 1980 OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK Scotland, 50 slides, Perhaps man's greatest remaining enigma in our solar You will take a complete tour of this enormous 350-36-0438 ...... S14.99 wilderness area in the northwestern United States and sy~S't 14-ooa3 you will see and hear stories of nature untamed that SATURN ENCOUNTER. VOYAGER II 353-74-0085 wi~~~~~l-OOss SPACE SHUTTLE 2 MAMMOTH CAVES, KENTUCKY is3_:7J~10J~e se:ond flight . 353-06-0060 PETRIFIED FOREST AND THE PAINTEQ DESERT THE VIKING EXPLORES MARS 353-10-0019 The mysterious red star, known as Mars, hos prov­ THE PAUL MASSON STORY ed 053~;~~C)03t,ries, to be man's most elusive quest. 3 ti;;: ~~'ir~~fs~~~p:i:;~,w~~tren back to ancient VOYAGERS ENCOUNTER WITH JUPITER 353-11-0067 353-74-0082 ROCKY-MOUNTAIN NAT'L. PARK THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER This area is known as the backbone of the North Complete tour of the World's greatest rocket center. American continent . See an astronaut and o moon rover. 353-09-0012 353-81-0074 SAN DIEGO ZOO Hobbies In addition to learninp o lot about the onimols you OPERATION SAIL wi~;;~{ l~OQ~Outhenllc sounds of the animals. 353-99-0080 ROYALGORGE,COLORADO ~tlY~s,s ... THE CREATION RJl:~~~ld~~~ ~~~~~~ !1~ shown is the incline A most wonderful rendition of the old testament 1 Genesis. 353-15-0048 353-74-0032 SEA WORLD ISRAEL Seo World hos supplied oil the music here from the Tells the story of the Holy land today and yet suc• oct35~~~7~()~~7t you see there. c75~~95:"ooo~;g that mysterious and legendary past. SEQUOIA •• • KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK LIFE OF JESUS 353-09-0031 It covers His known life from before birth through SEA AQUARIUM, FLORIDA 1 353-03-0079 cccccc yo35\.91~ SILVER SPRINGS ~2t· 353-10-0081 Cities TREES OF MYSTERY - CALIF. C CARMEL AND MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 0 C 353-11-0020 o~!;o~ e::d:: o~~~;rai~~oi;e~1~~! :.~~~gne:~~i~hn~ C GREATER MIAMI trees and formations that you will ever encounter 353-03-0041 C LOS ANGELES AND HOLLYWOOD on~sN~ll.oos, C A movie premiere, visit Graumon's Chinese Theatre, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK hear the wild story of Hollywood of the past and 353-09-0008 C C YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK pr3s53~·1 1-0063 353-09-0007 C LAS VEGAS STORY OF MT. LASSEN NAT'L. PARK C Everyone knows of Loi Vego1, but most will not hove 353-09-0065 he35d ~htioo;:1ing historr of the fabled desert city. C C 3 C C Ccc 9 Film prints ore block & white unless noted 16mm prints ore mode on Estor stock and require dry or tape splices when splicing Pilin Many of these titles ore described under their listing in the videocassette section Super 8 and 16 mm i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------0

TWO TARS' (1928) 2 starring LAUREL & HARDY, with EDGAR KENNEDY and CHARLIE HALL THE MUSIC BOX (1932) Supervised by Leo McCorey STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY Directed by Jomes Parrott Probably the funniest short comedy Stan and Ollie ever Photographed by George Stevens It's a famous and brilliantly funny picture - easily among that handful of films desarv• made, and their only film to win an Academy Award - as ing to be labeled a true "comedy classic." But for those of you perusing these pages for the best comedy short subject of 1931-32. It's the story of the first time who might not know, "Two Tors" features laurel and Hardy as sailors on leave who pick up a pair of easily impressed young ladies for a joy ride in the country. two piano movers in the days of horse-drawn drays, tall En route they encounter a massive traffic jam, which escalates to a kind of spectacular Hal upright pianos and wooden piano boxes. The one in our story Roach Studios warfare known as "civilized" reciprocal destrudton, where nearly every model-Ton the rood is more or less systematically pulled apart, crushed, smashed, or other­ is to be delivered to a house on the top of the hill, to which wise disfigured .... Frenzied motorists treat each other accordingly. the only apparent access is a flight of several hundred steps. 880-02-2418, S8, music, 22 min, BW .....~~·-p:,·~;~ 880-02-1369, S8, dia, 30 min, BW ...... 7)...... ~ -S,r: ~55.~ 640-02-2418, 16m, music, 22 min, aw ...... ~ 640-02-1369, 16m, dia, 30 min, BW ...... •. ~ $. f. f qq, <;g S'. f. 1"3'1. ~

This is the last af these prints. FIRST COME FIRST SOLD at these prices. THE BATTLE OF THE CENTURY1 (1927) No backorders or COD's will be accepted. LAUREL & HARDY VHY SPECIAL OFHR So many have asked for more of this subject, that we ore THE DIRIGIBLES - EASY STREET (1917) willing to consider releasing what we hove now restored which is described below. Please note that the restoration is not yet THE HINDENBURG CHARLIE CHAPLIN complete; and we will not be able to complete it unless we receive at least 125 prepaid, or MasterCard or Visa charge, Presented here are views of Charlie is "saved" when he NON.CANCELLABLE Super 8 orders here in Davenport by December 30, 1983. II enough orders ore received we will its pilots, its luxurious interior, visits the rescue mission on than complete the project as aescribed, BUT PRINTS WILL NOT BE READY FOR SHIPMENT UNTIL the first week of its routine trips and the explo­ EASY STREET, the roughest April 1984. Here is what will be available: The print will open with the sion that destroyed the craft neighborhood in town, and MGM original titles and credits with a musical score performed either by Marvin Hatley or Gaylord Carter. Reel # 1 would and ended an era. This film falls in love with the mis­ be as originally released up throu9b the end of the prize fight; then there would be 3 stills with title cards explaining the in• brings back some of the ex­ sionary, Edna. Determined to suronce policy sole. This to be followed with the pie fight se• quence with some restored inter•titles and the film will end with citement that this Nazi symbol make good Charlie becomes o title cord explaining the final missing sequence. The total ,>rint will run about 12 minutes at the corrected 24 fps speed. aroused at a time when diri­ a patrolman. Policemen are We hove heard and hove been tracking down numerous rumors for several years now that more of the missing pieces gibles were in the forefront being knocked off by the exist in the hands of one or two collectors, but they do not seem willing to make their materials available so that all may of aviation development. 12 hour, but Charlie reverses shore in the unique joy of this important Laurel & Hardy title. If and when they dol,we will be pleased to do a new restora­ min. BW Silent. the process and becomes the tion incorporating t ose materials. 10-70-1104, St9ndard 8 ...... ~ In the meantime, if enough of you want this print please just master of the street. 20 min. send in your order before December 30, 1983 under the terms described above. 111,?1 BW Musical score. We await your pleasure. 860-70-1104, Super 8 ...... ~ 880-04-2504, Super 8 ...... •·•.be.Go Super 8 sound version #88002BATTLE ...... $40.00 16m sound version #64002BATTLE ...... $80.00 ~~11.'l~ 10 f ilm prints are black & white unless noted 16mm prints a re made o n Estar stock and require dry or tape splices when sp li cing Pilni Many of these titles ore desc ribed under thei r listing in the videocassette section Super 8 and 16 mm

All prints in this group of McGraw-Hill Text Films are either brand new or slightly used. All used prints have been checked and are in excellent condition. Most of the titles listed here are available in some depth - but others are available in very limited quantities. All are shipped o ( .• a first come, first served basis. Once our supply has been liquidated, they will not again be available at the prices shown here. ORDER TODAY! For your convenience (to avoid disappointment) please indicate second and third choice alternate titles. CAN WE LIVE TO BE 100? learn something of their day to day READING AND CRITICAL (general science) routine and while the ways of life THINKING (effective reading 689351. .. Was $300 ... Now $75 shownmaybedifferentfromourown series, middle grades) 26 min. Color. Scientists at the Na- family emotions are shared by peo­ 640206 ... Was $180 ... Now $45 tional Institute of Health are studying pie throughout the world. Produced 15 min. Color. Explains that the microscopic creatures called rotifers by Myron Solin. reader must understand the writers whose life span has been increased experience and thereby sepdrate by a drastic change of environment. ISRAEL: MAKING A LAND fact from opinion by checking for Produced by CBS News for the series PRODUCTIVE (aeography) supporting evidence. "21st Century". 657122 ... Was S210 ... Now $50 17 min. Color. Illustrates the THE SKY IS FALLING develorment of the exploitation of (earth science) CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING: 672408 ... Was $300 ... Now $75 PREPARING FOR COMPETITION minera wealth, the farm lands and 24 min . Color. A trip behind the (teacher ed.) establishment of an industrial scenes at the Smithsonian to increase 675702 ... Was $240 ... Now $60 economy. knowledge about meteors and mete­ 20 min. Color. Covers just about orites. Produced by NBC News. everything one must do prior to a JAZZ IN THE CONCERT HALL (humanities) championship competition to be STAINING (biology) successful. 689157 ... Was $275 ... Now $70 53 min . Black & White. From 682704 ... Was $60 ... Now $20 10 min . Black & White. Preparation CITIES & PROTECTION: YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT of specimens for microscopic ex­ PROTECTING LIVES AND SERIES with Leonard Bernstein as amination illustrating the difference PROPERTY (primary grades) narrator and more. Produced by CBS News. between slides of unstained and 657224 ... Was $100 ... Now $25 stained tissue. 8 min . Color. From the Social Studies series for 2nd and 3rd grad,rs. MET AL SHOP SAFETY UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION (vocational/industrial arts) (physical science) CITIES & SUBURBS: 402042 ... Was $120 ... Now $30 626501. .. Was $60 ... Now $15 THE METROPOLITAN AREA 18 min. Black & White. Discusses the 8 min. Black & White. Uniform (primary grades) ~afe practices of a school metalwork­ circular motion is defined and 657216 ... Was $100 ... Now $25 ing shop. demonstrated. 8 min. Color. From the Social Studies series for 2nd and 3rd graders. NATIONAL CITIZENSHIP TEST PROGRESSIVE WAVES: (problems of democracy) TRANSVERSE & LONGITUDINAL THE FLABBY AMERICAN 684070 ... Was $275 ... Now $65 ( physica I science) (health & safety) 51 min. Black & White. Stresses our 626602 ... Was $65 ... Now $15 656004 ... Was $150 ... Now $35 moral obligation to understand our 9 min. Black & White. Wave length 27 min. Black & White. Stresses the rights and duties as citizens in a and frequency are identified and re­ importance of physical fitness and democracy. Produced by CBS News. lated. Similar treatment is followed regular exercise as a means for for longitudinal wave disturbance. achieving such fitness. An ABC News THE PEOPLES OF AFRICA presentation. (geography) WHAT IS SONATA FORM? 402266 ... Was $190 ... Now $45 (humanities) THE FRENCH FAMILY BRUNEL 16 min. Color. See Africans of many 689172 ... Was $275 ... Now $65 (modern languages) nations and cultures working 54 min . Black & White. From "Young 642100.Was $97.50.Now $25 together to earn their living. People's Concert Series" with 17 min. Black & White. We join the Leonard Bernstein. Produced by CBS Brunel family in the city of Blois and News. 11 VIDEOCASSETTE

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ANIMATION fe'}~~~~aJtrnELLEY DUVALL, GENA ROWLANDS FYI PLAYBOY VOL. IV (1983) All-STAR CARTOON PARADE m::z::m: ='t-°~s ...... $39. 98 85 min . Roted R. Ind. Raggedy Ann and Andy in "Raggedy Ann and Andx", "Coseer", 502-99-6144' - Beta $59 98 Little Lulu in "Indoor Outin~' , "Gabby and the Constable" and Betty THE TALE OF THE FROG PRINCE (1982) 515-99-6144' - VHS...... , BooEJt~~~t,~ri~ oy Me" o~d "Winter OrO\lPoe and SING-A-LONG WITH LITTLE LULU 515-80-6142' - VHS ...... • is o filmed catalog o sadism, necrophilia, satanism and murder. 126 min. 0 total. BW sc!~~w~~ ~ 1 Ji~~~~s,-,;;,:N1h~ t~ubi:r~;i~;~, s,~s~';':jt~f° ETJ~~~;;~~,.~ GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS (1983) 502-86-6138 - Beta $39 98 "Sufer Lulu" and "Doffodilly Daddy". 86 min. TAT~o't~~'1t.L H~Yt~!TON, ALEX KARRAS 515-86-6138 - VHS...... • 3 0 5~rn:ml =et:L ...... $39. 98 515-80-6143' - VHS ...... $39 •98 9 ~~:~:i-~~~E~ /lJvE, MARGOT KIDDER WOODY WOODPECKER AND HIS FRIENDS VOL. I COMEDY The betnninr'J of the man-of-steel. 127 min. Incl. "Knock Knock", "Bandmaster", "Ski for Two", " Hot Noon", THE JACK BENNY PROGRAM (1958) "Legend of Rockabye Point", "Wet Blanket Policy", " To Catch o JACK BENNY, "ROCHESTER" m:8tz~9~ =et:L ...... $69. 98 Woodpecker", "Musical Moments From Chopin", "Bats in the Belfry", Incl. ''The Christmas Show" where Jock and Rochester go on a gift buy­ and "Croy_ Mi'lt.ed U~ Pup". 80 min. ing jaunt, and "The Railroad Station" where Benny, RoC:hester and Don 1 vtls...... $39. 98 Wilson pr8f.ore for o train trip to New York. 60 min. BW ~~:~:i'ti~~Ek ~mt MARGOT KIDDER m::i:m: = =et:L ...... $29. 98 A5B~-f6~S6097s~a;:~n marries. 127 min. WOODY WOODPECKER AND HIS FRIENDS VOL. II m:g1:m: 515-86-5697 - VHS ...... $69 •98 Incl. "Woody Woodpecker, The Screwdriver", "The Poet and the Peos- Ml~~~~~ift?H";:i\ANCA (1946) 1 ~ri;::, -:~.tA~H~H~- Boon~::c~~~~~ Fc_i~~e·~~?.01¢ ~!~.es Out", " Loose These nutty madmen make mincemeat out of o nest of Nazi spies in a ~~:~:i'ti~~ik mw MARGOT KIDDER Casablanca hotel. 85 min . BW The storx continues. 125 min . m::um =et:L ...... $29. 98 502-86-6124 - Beta $69 98 $49. 98 515-86-6124 - VHS ...... • CHILDRIN'S PROGRAMS ~n:zt:m =et:L ...... FAERIE TALE THEATRE is o series of timeless toles mode for the home 1 9 0 1 ~/s!yc~~FJrE::e~~~f DEMORNAY ~~2:Myi~}LmT~rJg &mrMAN CROTHERS ;~d;ifo~ed1~~ ~h~~s~v~n°t s:~n~~r~:~r:~.:t:h; ;:~i~l d:~~;sd~~~~~ w~~~ t:,~dfkR_ore away, the straight-arrow colle~e son starts to ploy. 4 imaginative stories in the area of the mind Rod Serling mode famous. for the hearing impaired. 99 101 min. 502-86-6123 - Beta $69 98 m:zum =et:L ...... $39. 98 515-86-6123 - VHS...... • s.o.s.· VIDEOCASSETTE S.O.S. We do not stock these titles in our plant, but we will special order them for you after we receive your order. Please allow 8 to 10 weeks for delivery. CBS/FOX GUIDE TO COMPLETE DOG CARE ..... F29.98J COUNTDOWN ...... W59.98 PRIVATE SCHOOL •••• M59. 98 POWERFORCE ...... 149. 98 YOGA MOVES ••.••••• M39. 98 12 VIDEOCASSETTE

FRAGGLE SONGS VOL. I 9 ANIMATION ~':tt~E, it:rN~~~J~ t1~ATRA DISNIY CARTOONS 5 lso~~l{~60t2·· M~p,::~ Stereo . CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. IV 515-01-6072° - VHS ...... ••....•.. $49 •98 th!,~ : ~~~ t:~ ~:~:~rd~s!•J l Qa~~n~og~ pren ogent sees the miracle GOOFY 502-30-611B - &.ta 1 GINIUL COMIDY 515-30-6118 - VHS ...... $39 • 98 ~':! ~~J~~ s>tJ;! it~ ~~0°ym~lf'':~~r°.~ni~\~~;~~~b~i1•;•~:J" ••'HO:t:~ Homicide". ,43 min. ~~~ \~u:,~~NOD~T~t~~~~- u:i~y MORGAN Kl-fl/lUIPINII 502-81-6111° - B.to $49 98 An extra-terrestrial cot lands on eorth for a hilarious visit. 103 min. 515-81-6111° - VHS ...... • 502-01-6110° - Beta $69 98 ~l'i!~~i~~~ER~ u:m,M M,DOWELL 515-01-6110° - VHS...... • CARTOON CLASSICS VOL. V 502-86-6105 - Beta $79 98 515-86-6105 - VHS...... • ! ~~~:~,h~~~r i~:!tf:•.:~t!'~:,r;~,~rt~:~~~:•, ~~~~M~,:;: !~d:~~ g~~Dc~Jk:f~N SHERIDAN Seal" 48 min. Unrestrained i•nerosity new wrecks o home in th is hilarious Leo DARK CRYSTAL (1 982) 93 min. Created by Jim Henson and Fronk O z 502-81-6112° - Beto $49 98 ~.:in. B 515-81-6112° - VHS ...... • M$~2~0t6i;;:..: 502-86-6106 - B.ta $79 98 515-01-6117 - VHS ..•...... •..•. •.••.•.. ...•.. $39 •98 515-86-6106 - VHS ...... :...... • MNIIUIL ANIMATION DAFFY DUCK ' S FANTASTIC ISLAND (1983) 3 KIDNAPPED (1960) DAFFY DUCK, SPEEDY GONZALES ~~J~~~~~w-:iii~~sE ~~~~,g~Rlm lRINKLEY PETER FINCH, JAMES MacARTHUR 78 98 min. Roted R lncredibMI abs1ades stand between a young man and his just inherita Me. sOta~~t01'o ~•~!l:nc 502-01-6069 - Beta $69 95 94 min. 515-86-1-6070- VHS ...... •...... $39. 98 515-01-6069 - VHS ...... • 502-86-6109° - Beto $69 98 515-86-6109• - VHS ...... • STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 'S HOUSEWARMING (1983) It 's party time at Strawberry's house and oll her friends ore there, you ~LW~~MgJ~:~~RI ANDERSON STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (195 1) co me too. min. 96 min. ~~~~i~.Go~!~~e: )'. ~~l~dR~.'j.~!!k ROBERT WALKER 502-81-6115 - B.ta $29 98 502-01-6071 - Beto $69 95 515-81-6115 - VHS ...... • 515-01-6071 - VHS...... • 502-86-6066 - II.ta $59 95 515-86-6066 - VHS ...... • STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE IN BIG APPLE CITY (1 983) D• AMA ~~;';, York. min.• f.Y.I. St50()2~irr6~1• t!~1~N~Jr~. 1~fi~~~s~ig~YR\ ¼~WroN, FREE TO BE ... YOU AND ME 515-81-6114 - VHS ....•..•...••...... $29 •98 SHIRLEY MACLAINE MARLO THOMAS, ALAN ALDA, HARRY BELAFONTE 178 min For all the family. 45 min. COMIDY 502-30-6099 - II.ta 502-50-6107 - B.ta ABBOTT & COSTELLO 515-30-6099 - VHS ...... ,...... $79 • 95 515-50-6107 - VH>...... $ 2 9 • 9 8 m8H t rnmtt8.~iE:ir ~;..W ~l# & MR . HY DE (1 952) 3 WUTHN 72 min . aw I~~~~N.._~~:.~~t':~ ~AYWARD THE SPOILERS (1942) 502-01-6101 - II.ta $39 98 ka:dt~seia~b.ar_me°;~o~~~~~~~l daughter of the Tortor that JOHN WAYNE, RANDOLPH SCOTT, MARLENE DIETRICH 515-01-6101 - VHS ...... • r~:ard, A Yukon western where good triumphs over evil 84 min. BW PIT•• IILU• I m:~g::i~ =8v~s ...... $39. 98 502-57-6102 - II.ta $39 98 515-57-6102 - VHS ...... • m:ntl~:LJ~~rE sHoA~~1970) Middle aged Sellers is looki ng for youth and fin ds the kooky Hawn. ~tNN~l~Jm~) It's fun . 95 min. Authoritative and movi ng, the life of India 's Gandhi. min. I~~~¢,.\fi-fE~~~u~lfleoT, KIRK DOUGLAS 502-01-6116 - B.ta $59 98 101 min 515-01-6116 - VHS ...... • m:~g:m: =8v~s ...... $79. 98 502-57-6103 - B.ta $39 98 515-57-6103 - VHS ...... • TNI MUPPITI 6 EMMET OTTER ' S JUG BAND CHRISTMAS ~:t:~ff>8tE~~~I: J~l R~~ Fr5QJ~0,~6fbo'! ·~ 9a:~: ~ko:1:rnhys:r!~~- Lawrence, a blockbuster. 515-01-6100° - VHS ...... •...... •.• .. . $29 •98 m:~g::m =8v~L ...... $79. 98

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Comedy 8 ~~!WN~~W1tLS VOL. Ill (1916-1917) "The Cure", "The Floorwalker", "The Vagabond". 60 min. MUS CHAPLIN ~~~~8:~uxg/N, EDNA PURVIANCE, ERIC CAMPBELL, HENRY BERGMAN, JOHN RAND, JAMES KELLY Charlie as o sophisticated but alcohol-prone man-about-town, visits one 8 CHAPLIN MUTUALS VOL. I (1916-1917) 8 1 CHARLIE CHAPLIN f~~k ~;sff~~e,s;;n1s'~.~ !% 7n~~r:h~~;~~u;:;:;r:9°~:t~s;~'h:~;j~f ~1,'; "The Immigrant", "The Count" ond "Easy Street". 60 min. MUS film he and E'dna ore the only two sober souls in the entire place. That is, as sober as two people in love con bel 6 ~~~:t~~~1~L\~~~6\~l tuRVIANCE, ERIC CAMPBELL, LLOYD BACON, ALBERT AUSTIN, CHARLOTTE MINEAU Charlie becomes involved with a store detective on the escalator in a series of escapades entirely in the slapstick tradition of his earlier Keystone 1 ~~~h~s;a;~~r;h:~c:;~~;-e~n ~~ki~~o~;;~ h:i~t~h=d~a~t r:~l;t~~~:~ to form, charming Charlie wins the girl. T~E FLOOR~LKER is the first of the two-reelers.

~~~~tt~fp~l?-PlJ~A PURVIANCE, CHARLOTTE MINEAU, ERIC CAMPBELL Charlie the wandering violinist befriends and rescues a young girl who 0 ~~: :~~~h~~~n::s~:k::-h~~ts~~t' hBJm~ f~':;~~ech:~i~hle:~:r:k~nc~~d very much alone. But all is not lost and the "vagabond lover" finds hop• piness in the end. This Chaplin direded film hos good dramatic touches foreshadowinj many of his future works. s m:ttg.;~ =~~L ...... s29. 9s CHAPLIN MUTUALS, VOL. IV (1916) 8: CHARLIE CHAPLIN, EDNA PURVIANCE "Behind the Screen", "The Fireman" and "The Rink". 60 min . MUS 9 ~~lfi:tfETrJ1p~M~~cl~~~URVIANCE. ERIC CAMPBELL, HENRY BERGMAN, LLOYD BACON, CHARLOTTE MINEAU, ALBERT AUSTIN m:V;.a;~;:fas:t!~ ~=~~;: ~'~;!f! :::dia~h,e~~x~~ii:nn:'~:~~ penonation and a finale topped with a pie throwing melee make this o triumph. ~~~~~r~J~~rJ,1n~A PURVIANCE ERIC CAMPBELL Janitor and clerk, Charlie causes pandemonium with the staff and THE FIREMAN (1916) customer\. CHARLIE CHAPLIN, EDNA PURVIANCE, ERIC CAMPBELL, LLOYD BACON, LEO WHITE Fireman Charlie gets invoJved in on arson plot with his girlfriend's father. 0 1 1 :!~~t!h! :x9~: . .r~be~~~:~h;.~:·h~:oi~s~~sc~~-'l·Ch~~ij~ 'dir~:d Mutual production.

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THE PHARMACIST• (1933) Comedy : W . C. FIELDS. ELISE CAYANNA. "BABE" KANE. 8 GRADY SUTTON. LORENA CARR The trials and tribulations of pharmacist Fields makes this Fields' show from beginning to end. W. C. finds two elderly THE GOLD RUSH' (1925) ladies who wish a woman clerk to wait on them, another CHARLIE CHAPLIN. MARK SWAIN. TOM MURRAY customer comes in for a stomp - but insists on having it out 8 This complete version of Chaplin's most ambitious film of the middle of the sheet I A gangster runs into the store with includes all the famous scenes: Charlie devouring his boots gun blazing. Lorena's boy friend Grady, who hos just on the verge of starvation, his cabin being swept away in a brought her nome1 has waited to calf her from the pay phone flood, his preporina dinner for the eirl who never comes and in the store. Fields hos hod a low opinion of him, but now more. This masterpiece of comedy 1s mode even more funny Grady wins out. The gangster is just outside the phonebooth (and sod} with an exclusive musical score by William Perry. door - and Grady opens the door and clobbers him - and 80 min . SW MUS Grady becomes tfie hero of the moment( 19 min. BW 506-04-0833 - Beta 506-01-2939 - Beta S525-04-0833 - VHS,,,,,,,, .. ,,,, ...... $39. 98 S525-01-2939 - VHS ...... ,, ...... $29. 98

SALLY OF THE SAWDUST• (1925) KID'S AUTO RACE & 8: W. C. FIELDS. CAROL DEMPSTER MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE Fields ploys the role of Eustace McGorgle, a carnival barker 8 who hos adopted young SOiiy, in his first and most famous KID'S AUTO RACE (1914) silent feature film. Jugaling and conning lead to a climax com­ CHARLIE CHAPLIN plete with an automobile race•to-the-rescue chose scene. Pro­ KID'S AUTO RACE (also known as KID AUTO RACES AT ducer D. W. Griffith's only full-fledged comedy. Organ score VENICE) is quite amusing. On short notice, Mack Sennett used by Jack Ward. 92 min. BW MUS to dispatch his actors and crew to improvise their comedies 506-16-0788 - Beta in the foreground of parades or races or whatever might be THE BARBER SHOP• (1940) happening around Los Angeles. This time, the Sennett funny­ W . C. FIELDS, ELISE CAYANNA S525-16-0788 - VHS ...... ,, ...... $39.. 98 men ming red with a crowd 9athered to view a kiddy-car con­ 8 Fields, in a story which he wrote by himself, portrays test at Venice, then a fashionable seaside resort. the bumbling and carefree barber Cornelius O'Hare. Elise Filmed in just 45 minutes, there ore no pretentions here, and Cavanna, cost as his vegetarian and Completely sober wife, the gags {there's hardly a story) all revolve around a camera­ does a tremendous job. lhe Great One is in top form as the BUSTER KEATON happy Chaplin purposely. endlessly runninll out to obstruct purveyor of village gossip and solver of countless individual 1 problems -from both his customers and innumerable 11stroys11 the photogropner's view of the kiddies racing down an in­ THE BALLOONATIC (1923)/ONE WEEK 11920) cline in tt-ie background. Wandering into camera range, and passersby. The action begins when a local gangster enters O'Hare's BUSTER KEATON Chaplin invokes the ire of photographer, crew, and cops, who "The Bolloonotic" represents Keaton's closest ap­ get quite a workout shoving this hammy pest out of tt-ie way. barber shop and forces Fields to change his identity by shav­ 8 proach to a solo comedy. 28 min. Organ score by John Muri. 5 min. Piano Score. SW inQ off his mustache and cutting his hair. Of course, W . C., being the brave soul he is, sets out to capture the bandit and SW "One Week" co-starring Sybil Seely. Buster and Sybil, just marrieO, and Uncle's present is a new MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE (1915) claim the S2,000 reward. Now the laughs really begin. 21 min. SW home. But, there is one little hitch - the newlyweds hove to CHARLIE CHAPLIN. MABEL NORMAND. MACK SWAIN assemble it themselvesl 20 min. Organ score by Gaylord MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE was the nineteenth film that 506-01-2937 - Beta Carter. BW Charlie Chaplin made during his year at Keystone - the S525-01-2937 - VHS ...... $29. 98 506-18-0663 - Beta seventh in wliich Mabel Normand was cast as his leading lady. Tilt, prinh arid/or video tope1 are ordered from Bladihawk with the und11r1tanding that they Also appearing in the film is an "oil star cost" of Keystone , 1 0 0 525-18-0663 - VHS ...... $39. 98 ;i~1.~1°b~:t:.':J\~:::rfcda'1f;~r 1:t~~~::r~far::r:v::~uoi'~~; k~~- :,f~:r~.':hd oth.~ S celebrities - Mock Swain, Charlie Murray, Honk Monn, righh are upreuly relerved by Raymond Rahauer Harry McCoy, Alice Davenport and Alice Howell. THE BLACKSMITH (1922)/COPS (1922) MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE is one of the better Keystone Com­ THE DENTIST (1932) / '8 • BUSTER KEATON edies starring Chaplin. The story line is based on a combina­ W. C. FIELDS. ELISE CAYANNA. BABE KANE 1 tion of flirtations in the pork between married individuals, and : THE DENTIST begins with a placid breakfast, a 8 "Blacksmith" piano score by William Perry. 21 min . the time spent by Charlie at the bar in a saloon, with resulting run-in with the iceman, and a round of golf with a hole in one. BW. "Cop~" organ score by Gaylord Carter. 17 min. BW funny comic routine. Gaylord Carter Organ score. 16 min. BW At the office, you see W. C. treat several patients. Partway 506-18-0613 - Beta 506-04-0616 - Beta through his treatment of patient Elise Covonno, he leaves to 525-18-0613 - VHS ...... ,, .... $39. 98 go upstairs and punish his daughter. Her temper tantrum S 525-04-0616 - VHS...... $24. 98 sSfks the plaster, part of it falling in Elise's mouth. 22 min. COLLEGE (1927) 506-16-1010 - Beta BUSTER KEATON. ANN CORNWALL, FLORA BRAMLEY. 8 HAROLD GOODWIN. BUDDY MASON. GRANT WITHERS, TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE (1914) S525-16-1010 - VHS ...... $24. 98 SNITZ EDWARDS CHARLIE CHAPLIN. MARIE DRESSLER Honor grad Buster heads for college, but Ann Cornwall 8 Charlie persuades country !jirl Tillie to steal her THE FATAL GLASS OF BEER/ soon forg_ets that she's his girl and begins costing on eye at father's moneY. and run to the city with him. 8, Harold Goodwin, star athlete and biij man on campus. Piano score by William Perry. 71 min. Color Tinted MUS THE POOL SHARK 1 W. C. FIELDS Buster s task is clear, make the team(, win the big race and 506-04-0626 - Beta THE FATAL GLASS OF BEER 11933) save the day. One of Keaton's very est comedies. 60 min. S525-04-0626 - VHS ...... ,,.. $39. 98 W. C. FIELDS. GEORGE CHANDLER. ROSEMARY TH EBY BW A send-up of previous Yukon melodramas in which 506-18-0886 - Beta Fields' son Chester drank the fatal gioss, went to jail, but ... S525-18-0886 - VHS ...... $39. 98 ;uabt~~~i th~ f~:::h~n~! ~tbzd f~;~t!~k $~~::~. att ~~e BW THE GENERAL (1926) THE POOL SHARK 11915) BUSTER KEATON. MARION MACK W . C. FIELDS 8 It is actor-diredor Keaton's most famous work. A Fields decides to "duel" for a girl at the f>OOI table. spoof on Civil War espiono_ge laced with the dry pantomime Note the routines and mannerisms he was later famous for Keaton was famous for. 50 min. BW MUS/NAR in this, his first film. Music by William Perry. 11 min. BW Abridgment 506-01-0636• - Beta 506-18-0894 - Beta S525-01-0636' - VHS ...... $29, 98 S525-18-0894 - VHS ...... ,,. $39. 98

(TILUES PUNCTURED) (KID'S AUTO RACE) 16 VIDEOCASSETTE

STEAMBOAT BILL, JR. (1 928) KEYSTONE COPS BUSTER KEATON. ERNEST TORRENCE 8 River Junction ls the locale for a fued between THE CANNON BALL/ steamer captains Steamboat Bill and J. King . In a cyclone se­ TNE EYES HAVE IT quence Keaton squeezed every possible gag out of a wind 8 " The Eyes Have It" made in 1928 stars Ben Turpin machine often at his own risk , At one point a two and a half with Georgia O ' Dell, Helen Gilmore and Jack Lipson . Ben ton building front falls within inches of h,s head, an astonishing needs a day away from mother-i n-law, but things go badly exhibition of Buster Keaton's talents. Organ score by Gaylord until he rescues a young lady and she invites him to her apart­ Carter. 71 min . BW ment. But the hounds ore already on his trail - wifey and 506-18-0847 - Beta her mother smell a rat and guess who they catch up to his neck 1 S525-18-0847 - VHS ...... $29. 98 in '~rh:mc;~:~~inB9a1i! ,u~~d~'in 1915 stars Chester Conklin. Here it' s pandemonium in the Boom Powder factory when ex­ plosive expert Chester arrives to inspect operations. His methods ore most unusual, but you must admit the wily little cuss knows his powder and his women! But as sharp as he is, Chster' s no match for the dim-witted Keystone Cops once they swing into action in this rousing melee of trick photography and high-flying actors. Organ score by Robert Israel. .41 min . BW 506-01-0637 - Beta S525-01-0637 - VHS ...... $29. 98 (ARBOR DAY) FATTY AND MABLE ADRIFT & 8 MABEL, FATTY AND THE LAW FATTY AND MABEL ADRIFT (1916) FATTY ARBUCKLE , MABEL NORMAND, AL ST. JOHN and TEDDY THE DOG An unlikely lover' s triangle, involving Fatty, Mabel and Al, is the focal point of FATTY AND MABEL ADRIFT, which is undoubtedly one of Sennett's best comedies. Teddy the dog is also featured and the talented mongrel proves that he can act with best of the animal stars. Fatty and Mabel are in love. Fatty is a farm hand on acreage owned by Mabel's/arents. Al St. John is the son of a neighboring farmer an is in love with Mabel too. (SAllY) On the wedding day of Fatty and Mabel, Al vows revenge. The race to save the lovers is a typical frantic Keystone chose. A Blackhawk® orchestral score. 27 min. Black & White. BOOK tt• 56 min. BW MABEL, FATTY AND THE LAW (1915) BEAR SHOOTERS (1930) MABEL NORMAND,.FATTY ARBUCKL~ , 1 9 0 HARRY GRIBBON, MINTA DURFEE tio1:~~~e.:1:h ~h:ic:i~ ~r~rb'e~h;::~~~~ s:k:t~i;:d~?~~;w~te Rl~~i; This comedy is written around the wedded bliss of Mabel FOR~O#ENnB.kiiES (1933) and Fatty - only Fatty seems to be paying too much atten­ Spanky becomes a relucta nt boby sitter for all the baby brothers and tion to t~e maid. Jon Mirsolis piano score. 13 min. Black & sisters ond his story-telli ng talents hold - for o while, then all those pent• White. up energies explode a nd nothin~ is safel Spanky's ingenious solution will 506-01-0608 - Beta $29. 9 t ~EjA~l.lRt,5 eaezJr{WJ3;)d c ild-tender. • 525-01-0608 - VHS ...... ,,...... • 8 0 8 M~~j!::s~ ~~d~~~fn;n,{:~~kP !i~~fs~'wa:i~:n: :;e~!dvgo:~~c~~ai~~;, The great ideas really backfire . In a cl ass by himself. Pete the Dog com­ FATTY'S TIN-TYPE TANGLE/ pletes the cast. OUR CONGRESSMAN 506-05-0592 - Beto · $29 98 8' " Fatty' s Tin-Type Tangle" (1915) stars Roscoe Ar- 525-05-0592 - VHS ...... ,, .. ,, ...... ,,.... • buckle with Louis Fazenda, Edgar Kennedy and Frank Hayes. BOOKttt• Once Fatty and Louise were snapped by a traveling_tintyper 8 54 min. BW , in the porl<, everyone got into the act (including the Keystone DOGS IS DOGS (1 93 1) CoP,s) . Wheezer and Dorothy are fo rced to live with a mean old stepmother ' Our Congressman" (1924) stors Will Rogers, Madge Hunt and her bratty spoiled son. You'll just ha ve to see. The perfect embodiment of the underdog spirit of the depression era and Jimmy Finlayson. Will believed that folks should really when 1t was made. know what their congressman did to earn his keep so he set ANNIVERSARY TROUBLE (1 935) out to show them in this hilarious " expose" of political life Sponky's hopelessly absent- minded Pop hos fo rgotten his own wedding (HASH HO USE FRA UD) in the 20's. anniversary again, l:i ut learns of his thoughtlessn ess in time to leove an Both piano scored by Robert Israel. 44 min . BW MUS eleventh hour present on the kitch en ta ble: cash inside on envelope. Or so he thinks. 506-01-0627 - Beta THREE MEN IN A TUB ( 19381 Instead of keeping her dote fo r a picnic outing with the Gang, Dorio S525-01-0627 - VHS .,, ...... $29. 98 goes bootinn with pressy, rich kid Waldo. To win Fi er bock, wounded lover Alfsi,_~$.()Sijls ~s a::y rival to 0 boat race. A HASH HOUSE FRAUD (1915) 525.05-0591 - VHS. ,, ...... • .. ,, .. ,, .....•... $29 •98 /THE SULTAN'S WIFE (1917) 8 " Has·h House Fraud" stars Louise Fazendo, Hugh BOOKtV• Fay, Chester Conklin and The Keystone Kops. There' s lot of 52 min . BW , runnin9, skidding and chasing by the cars of the day at in• HELPING GRANDMA (193 1) tersed1ons, on hills, and along the highways. HELPING GRANDMA pits the Gang a nd a kindly, lovable older lady 0 " Sultan's Wife" stars Gloria Swanson, Bobbfi Vernon and ~~~ i ~i~ ~:~~~;it~~~~f!hfd\ ~~iiX ; de'u~ht:i~n~!t;i;h~~r.~~n~;:.~ 0 t~1::tr i~el~d!th~~~~~ i;~a~~~~l u::;r:ov~~i~~te::l~nh~f llTTtf ;Ati"fl 9~S)efit). a sultan, who plans to grab her for his hareml Both organ 1 o~~t: ~:'w:.fbu~~:~v~~b~~ t o'~: .B~; br~h;~b~~~~!~LltKE P:'t:~ scored by Robert lsroer. 33 min. BW ~e chooses to put baby sister to bed so he ca 11, put his team on the fiel d. 506-01-0625 - Beta BEAR FACTS (1938) Alfalfa tells Darla of the ti me he and the Ga n~ went on o huntij3: ex• S525-01-0625 - VHS,, ...... ,. $29. 98 1 ~~!~~,~ ~t~fs~;~~~Da~Ta: :is ~~~f~~~~ ~ ,his eb~a~9~1o:f!i~e1e:~~ THE SPEED KINGS and ango6~o5~()i•f _: fhlaoul 8 LOVE, SPEED AND THRILLS 525-05-0583 - VHS ...... •..•...... ,. •.....•. $29 •98 THE SPEED KINGS (1 9131 BOOKV A Mack Sennett.Ke ystone Comedy -49 min . BW READtN' AND WRITIN ' (1932) MABEL NORMAND, FORD STERLING, ROSCOE " FAffi" ARBUCKLE, Wiseguy Breezy decides that the easiest way to get out of going lo school EARL COOPER, TEDDY TETZLAFF is to get himself exJ:elled, and the e0 1iest way to accomplish that feat is Mack Sennett comedies often chose popular fads as their ~r~b~re°.'~~dh~~ u~:isi:::;i~sg a; ,~rs~octical jokes on schoolteacher Miss point of departure, and 0llto racing was one of the most popular sports attrodiocis in Keystone days. Learning of a SPRUCIN' UP (1935) When a truant offic•r moves in across the street everyone wonts to make race in the Los Angeles area, Sennett arranged to hove his friends with his pretty daughter, ca using some "sprudn' up" adivities that cameraman present. Around this race, his stars and two of the contemporary "speed kings" - Earl Cooper and Teddy ~EG~1iN GtNnRHYt'..-;,t (19371 Tetzlaff - Sennett built this little comedy combining generous A unique souv•nir combinin~ Our Gony ~rownups, from the silent a nd servings of his special brand of slapstick with his guest stars' ea5~~(J$_ifi~o~ ii!~~he ast cycle o idstar successors. hot ro0 performances on the track. Piano score and narra~ 525-05-0582 - VHS ...... •.•. ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ...... $29 •98 tion. 8 min . BW LOVE, SPEED AND THRILLS (1915) MACK SWAIN, CHESTER CONKLIN, More THE ~EYSTONE COPS " Ambrose" is on ever-loving husband, and " Walrus" o wife-stealing wolf. The situation between the wife and the wolf boils down to a chase in a side car motorcycle, with heros Little Rascals on horseback and the Keystone Cops on foot. A Blackhawk"' organ score. 11 min . BW 506-01-0598 - Beta (STEAM BOAT Sil l) 525-01-0598 - VHS ...... ,, ...... $29 •98 on next page 17 VIDEOCASSETTE Comedy HAROLD LLOYD 8 DON'T SHOVE & TWO GUN GUSSIE DON'T SHOVE (1919) HAROLD LLOYD, BEB~ DANIELS, NOAH YOUNG It's Bebe's birthday and Harold arrives with the gilt of the year. The party winds up at the local skating rink with some of the fanciest footwork you've seen in a long time as Harold redeems him~elf in a whirlwind finish. Piano score by Jon Mir­ salis. 14 min. Block & White. TWO GUN GUSSIE (1918) HAROLD LLOYD, SNUB POLLARD Our city slicker is working as a ragtime pianist in a wild and woolly bar in the Old West. He is mista~en for o dangerous desperado and.the town cowers in his presence. They con­ vince him he's so toug_h he needs an all black outfit and six shooters to match to -live up to his new image. Nattirally, Harold meets the real Dagger Tooth Dan. He's so cocky now that he tries lo lrijlhten Don, lhe courge of the West. Whoop­ ing Cough Charlie, the sheriff of Pleurisy County, hides with the rest of the town's cowards as the showdown approaches. Piono score bv Gory Brandt. 13 min. Block & White. 506-01-0595 - Beta $24 98 525-01-0595 - VHS ...... •...•.•...... •

HIS ROY AL SLYNESS {19201 HAUNTED SPOOKS 119201 8 HAROLD LLOYD HIS ROYAL SLYNESS {19201 HAROLD LLOYD, MILDRED DAVIS The Prince of Razzamatozz sends a look.alike home to toke care of business. 30 min. BW MUS

HAUNTED SPOOKS 119201 HAROLD LLOYD. MILDRED DAVIS 8 Poor Harold is unlucky in love. He loses every girl he loves to the other guy. Even suicide foils. Then along comes Hillary, who needs a husband to inherit a house. It's wedding bells for Harold but he gains a haunted house in tne bargain. Although HAUNTED SPOOKS marked Lloyd's return to the screen alter a bod accident, reviewers hailed it as his best comedy to that BOOK IX' time. It's ingeniously simple in conception and filled with 48 min. BW cleverly executed !jags. 20 min. BW. 11Slyness." 30 mm. Organ score by Gaylord Corter. L1fa~i~~1~~y a\~~! ~ith Stymie, is actina as his guardian. They seem to be doing al¥ right but the authorities dec,de Stymie ought to be in on BW. B..:;.spooks." 20 min. Orchestral score by Blackhawk. s"'&OK~OHOdK~",1J~6ts 0 farewell party. Sponky, Alfalfa, Buckwheat, and Porky conjure ur, strangely com­ 506-19-0620 - Beta municable colds. After placing o phony written "excuse 'on the teacher's· Hew. ReEeMe! desk, they discover that she hos planned a doss-trip to the circus. 525-19-0620 - VHS ...... $29. 98 Colds turn to cold sweat as they try to reponess that note locked inside BOOKX S !he schoolhouse. BorinThin doylitt but foreooding at night, the schoolhouse 41 min . BW THE FIRST SEVEN YEARS (1930) HtDE undering illumination. l'M ON MY WAY/THE NON-STOP KID lo~oosHoR:e°J. {193~) ._ 1 0 8 SpT!~k. c~.~kt!s ~ff:C:~en c;,~eo~~d si:tat~n ?ri~n~rk;iv~I~ HIDE AND SHRIEK casts Alfalfa in the role of X-10 ... Sooper Slooth. ~h~ °~~~~ ¾ 0 degenerates into a duel and finally to ~sticufh.fustead of each otter, they manage to cut hanging laundry, car tires, barn doors, even innocent l'M ON MY WAY {1919) c1i~~~: 8a~I~~:~~~~ b~t ~f~~"d~i~;!~,~~,h~~~ed}~;~e~nr~~lTh~is t~: HAROLD LLOYD. SNUB POLLARD, BEBE DANIELS themselves in a darkened room and confronted by skeletons, eerie rights, bystanders. They enlist the aid of Officer Kennady and Speck's Dad, ;~~:t:~r voices, fiendish laughter, a ghoulish organ and trick machinery Jackie's Grandma and even Pete, the halo-eyed pup. Of course, all ends Harold the goofy go-getter, is on his way. He loves Bebe and dreams idyllic thoughts of marriage until he B~·ED~itEOUCe~T,~N1i 9!6lin · 506-05-0576 - Beta meets the Snub Pollard clan. Pollard's crazy household 525-05-0576 - VHS ...... •...... ••.•.... $29 • 98 Winner of the Academy Award: Best Short Subjed of 1936. Facing o new school year, ond o new teacher, Spanky and Alfalfa con- forces Harold's melodies off-key. Watch this clever rascal run from the vows of marnage in one of his fun­ V~:!r1~c~:~ec~:sm~~;ig~i:~rlt(n~~'r);~t~~Js~ ~~~~hrl,~t,;,;;i~~h c~:~~~fh~ niest shorts. Features a Gary Bron0t piano score. 15 would-be truants discover their pretty new teacher hos arranged on ice min. BW cream party to teach them a lesson, and now the two fakers hove to find 0 1 0 0 0 ~w:1ix.:: Rtt~1ta •~kin ~:e v~: ~~ tt:cfr~~1!~~!~hisbti~~ he s::t!e~: t~ THE NONSTOP KID {191BJ 0 msoReos ~Fn E&tl~lTl~N 'tse,~f ~i~[h~s~!k:u;ri: ~"Jlr;\~:~~; HAROLD LLOYD, BEBE DANIELS SNUB POLLARD TEACHER'S PET, but is especially interesting on its own for a couple of A Joung, brash and eorfy-bespectacled Harold reasons: Uoy falls madly in love with the Wiggle family's 1. Historically, it was the first single reeler after fifteen years of being beautiful daughter (Bebe Daniels), but father's cho,ce issued in the two reel format. is Professor M. T. Noodle, DDXLNT. 2. Artistically, it won the Academy Aword as the Best Short Subjed of 1936. True love wins before the fade-out kiss, but-not until Despite the Oscar, signal prize though this may be, BORED OF EDUCA­ Harold crashes the Wig~le's "combination 5 o'clock TION should hardlr. be confirmed as the "yardstick" against which all tea and beanbag social' to exert the superhuman and others are measured. The Academy Award appears to have been o pro- determined effort to succeed that made his name and comedy charoder famous for over half a century. ~d~r~!i~~i;p~;~~~fo~n!h7'~li;fe~~fn~li!i~~s~~~h~~~:Jy:t~~le°DcQf EDUCATION is nof the enduring classic short film that many of the other Featurmg a John Muri organ score. 15 min. BW little Rascals Comedies indeed ore. 506-19-0611 - Beta RUSHIN BALLET {1937) Protedors of the weak, champions of the downtrodden, Sponky and S 525-19-0611 - VHS ...... $24. 98 Alfolfo hove organized the Secret Revengers Club. Challenged by o clear cut case of oppression, they pull out their Sherlock Holmes hots and bravely set forth to avenge the two helpless victims, Porky and Buckwheat. Their quarr(e is Butch and Woim, bullies who not onlt stole the littlest rascals' 0 0 d:~~~d,bfh~~~~:dg:~l~y tsh:u\d t~~}:~eb~~it~.'i~~;r~n~ 1~~Js w::~~: avengers I 8 Spou~k~ ~~~ ~~ilf~ i~~ot~~ ~~lik~l~~efu~e~~ d~~~:~:cft~f~Cc,~~!r~Jj~ 0 1 ~:11~~d~~c~:~ Alfaif;,;:~:~1~e~~~~-;;~dq~;~ r,u~!!~i~i;ef:~~m~e~:med~ tutu and Spanky's chubby face topped with a halo of curls. Butch and :~:i~~e ;~~:n~tvr:'!t::;v::·,h;~:):ibi:i~~e,~ir7c:~d ~~:s ~~~;a?~ 0 Alfh~°bairef~~~;~~:: r~~r.~1 dissolves in ma hem is ployed by Ion • suffering Kathryn Sheldon. Joining the redoubta~le Sponk_y and Alfolro ore the vidimized Porky and Buckwheat; the dangerous duo Butch 11:md Woim; and Gordon Dou1:1los, Waldo, Harold Switzer, Mario Ayres and Fred Holmes. A 1937 ~1ttle Rascals romp. 506-05-0575 - Beta 525-05-0575 - VHS .•• ...... •.•...... ••• , $29 • 98

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I 18 Comedy VIDEOCASSETTE WHEELER AND WOOLSEY GENERAL COMEDY

COCKEYED CAVALIERS' (1934) AFFAIRS OF ANNABEL' (193BJ WHEELER AND WOOLSEY, DOROTHY LEE, THELMA TODD LUCILLE BALL, JACK OAKIE 8 There is madcap malice in the Duke of Weskit's This appeolin~ adolescent is zoomed to movie stardom by Palace when the COCKEYED CAVALIERS move in to stay. her press oge.nt s stunts. 68 min . BW Wheeler is a stealer. Wheeler and Woolsey ore stockaded for stealing the duke's 506-01-0778 - Beta horses and carrioije. S525-01-0778 - VHS ...... $39. 98 To escape the 1ailer the boys swap clothes with some drunken royalty. In the coach and on their way they discover AS YOU LIKE IT 1 (19361 that the clothes they bear belona to the King's physician who LAURENCE OLIVIER, ELISABETH BERGNER has been summoned to heal the injured ego of the jilted Duke. One of Shakespeare's best comedies, AS YOU LIKE IT, was Woolsey tries to heal the Duke by instructions read to him by transmitted to the screen by writer Sir Jomes Barrie, director Wheeler from a veterinarians manual. Wonder of wonders, Poul Czinner, editor David Leon, and Lourence Olivier. the Duke likes them and they are invited to stay on forever. And if the story of Orlando's love features characters A bawdy, oction•po_cked comedy with singing and dancing slightly more whimsical than normal, the movie is stronger for galore. 70 min. BW it. 506-01-0766 - Beta BJ}e cost, especially 28-yeor-old Olivier, is terrific. 96 min . 525-01-0766 - VHS .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. $39. 98 S 506-30-2490 - Beta 1 eJ~W~:1'tCJ~l1W S525-30-2490 - VHS ...... ,,... $29. 98 It's illogical AND it's funny I W & W, barbers on on Indian reservation ore sent to the Geneva Peace Conference to represent the tribe. BACHELOR BAIT' (193-4) 0 01 Ch~rli:H~n~~,~t~if1;~; ~;itr'o~~~ ~hsh~p'!', :~~t\~ ~~d tt ~ ~~%:~ STUART ERWIN, ROCHELLE HUDSON, mis in a completelr outrageous manner 01 the philosophizing Chinomon. 8 PERT KELTON, SKEETS GALLAGHER tops! 62 min . BW Forerunner of the computer dating service, without com-­ sfl6-81~~7~f~~'t't: puters instead with compassionate ~umons. 525-01-0757 - VHS ..... _...... $39 •98 William (Erwin) loses h,s job and stumbles into a matrimonial HIPS, HIPS, HOORAY' 11934) service for men. He's as sincere and square shooting as his : WHEELER AND WOOLSEY, RUTH ETTING, THELMA TODD, lawyer partner is devious. From the beginning he is well served 8 DOROTHY LEE by the girl next door as his secretory and receptionist. Finally The boys ore selling flavored lipsticks Barnum & Bailey he figures out who his matrimonial mote should be. style. Soon Thelma mixes with the boys to help sell her beauty Funny and soppyl 75 min . BW products ond the mayhem hos begun. 506-01-0683 - Beta You'll roll on the floor when you see the car - apartment, 525-01-0683 - VHS ...... kitchen, form yard, the miraculous pool ~ame (what a break), S $39. 98 b;~e~ec~hi;~~sb:i~ni t~~efj~:::. oJJ ~i~.eystone's. Many BACHELOR AND THE BOBBY SOXER' : (1947) CARY GRANT, MYRNA LOY, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, 506-01-0740 - Beta 8 RUDY VALLEE S525-01-0740 - VHS ,, ... ,, .... ,, ...... $39. 98 Grant is brauaht before Judge Loy for disturbing the peace. She sentences him to wine and dine her sister Temple. 95 min . HOLD 'EM JAIL' 119321 BW WHEELER & WOOLSEY, EDGAR KENNEDY 8 Kennedy is the warden of Bidemore Prison. Every 506-07-0786 - Beta football season his prison team plays the rival prison teams S525-07-0786 - VHS ...... $39.98 and has lost for so long that the warden's strongest desire is for a winning team. One of the locals who hos matriculated from Bidemore mistakes the bo)'S for football players and BACHELOR MOTHER' (19391 frames them for o robbery. Off to Bidemore, they meet GINGER ROGERS, DAVID NIVEN, CHARLES COBURN Worden Kennedy and ore put on the team. Rollicking rough The single salesgirl causes a scandal, but it all laughs in the slapstick and great wisecracks make this film o treat. Of end. 82 min. BW course, the boys score the winning touchdown. 65 min. BW 506-43-0770 - Beta 506-01-0739 - Beta S525-43-0770 - VHS ...... $39. 98 ·S 525-01-0739 - VHS ...... ,,. $39. 98 THE BAKERY & THE GROCERY CLERK THE BAKERY (19211 8 LARRY SEMON, OLIVER HARDY, LUCILLE CARLISLE, HYSTERICALLY IMPORTANT FATTY ALEXANDER NIPS! HIPS) HOORAY! .. Lorry is o clerk, helper and one man disaster. While waiting RKO's SRO BOY$ ARE BA.CK on customers he's fighting slapstick style with his fellow ACA.INl .• JUST WHEN YOU employees. His gruff shyster Boss is Oliver Hardy. From flour N££D ANOTHtll bins, dou9h, pies and cokes to this madcap heroic ending THE MOR1'GA.C£ LIFTER! BAKERY ,s a terrific comedy by a great star of the 20's: lorry Semon. 27 min. BW THE GROCERY CLERK 119201 LARRY SEMOf',j, LUCILLE CARLISl,E, FRANK ALEXANDER Lorry's in love with the postmistress, who thinks he's the first class moil! From comic catastrophe with the jitney through the cot with the fly paper on its feet the mayhem just begins. An upset jug of molasses, a tumbling barrel of Aour, d smokestack inadvertently turned to the fan and so many more super com­ edy routines will keep you laughing clear post the end of this one. 28 min. BW. Both piano scored by Jan Mirsolis. 506-01-0602 - Beta 525-01-0602 - VHS ...... ,,... $29 •98

BARNEY OLDFIELD'S RACE FOR A LIFE OPElllliG fl!IDAY , .. (1913J/SUPER HOOPER DYNE LIZZIES (1925) •t'JJ,t • " Barner," organ score by John Muri. 16 min. BW 8 I RADIO CITY ROXY "Super-Hooper piano score by Robert Monschein. 26 min. BW 506-10-0619 - Beta {DAY ROOKIES WEPT) S525-10-0619 - VHS ...... ,, ...... $29, 98 DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT' (19391 JOE PENNER, BEITT GRABLE Joe Penner is a New York cobbie with o bunch of betting friends. He inherits a small fortune. They decide to toke it to the track and make Joe on equal partner, even tho it's all his money. Joe goes to Florido to buy a horse where a crook and his daughter, Betty Grable, pawn an old nog off on him . Betty realizes she is fairing for Penner and resolves to hele him out. Miraculously the nag wins the race and Joe wins Betty. 64 min. BW 506-01-0759 - Beto S525-01-0759 - VHS ... , .... ,, ...... ,, $39. 98 FUNSTUFF Shirley Temple and the diaper crowd struggle for 8 stardom in one short. Harold Lloyd is the "Non-Stop 0 ~-i{~ubP~~i!rde~i~~~ ~ib:~~ ~~~~be:~~!!~h;~:d~~tng::k him out. Flip the Frog is trying on laces while Andy Clyde is involved in a trying ·honeymoon. 59 min. 506-01-0853 - Beta (HIPS, HIPS, HOORAY} S525-01-0853 - VHS ...... ,, ... .. $29.98 19 VIDEOCASSETTE Comedy

(HERE W E GO AGAIN) (DAREDEVIL) (GI RL IN EVER Y POR T)

GET HAPPY' ~ LAUGHFEST TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE (1916) Shirley Temple in "Glod Ro s to Riches," Weber and fields in Five classic sla stick shorts b four of the greatest BOBBY VERNON. GLORIA SWANSON. WALLACE BEERY. " Beer is Here", and Bessie mith, in "St. Louis Blues". Also 8 make "Laughfest'p a ticklish riot. /,It's a Gift" stars Snub TEDDY fTHE DOG) US lwerks cartoon. 59 min. 8 8 Pollard with an invention for everything. The film opens with In 1915 an out.of.work man walked into the Sennett Studios 11 sm:8tmi =s;~as ...... $29. 98 0 meeting of oil magnets, brokers, and a few honest men". accompanied by a Great Dane. The dog was signed .. . for Pollard has invented a substitute for gas, but his non­ $35.00 a week. The canine's name was Teddy. 9 flammable, miracle fuel makes cars go crazy before they ex­ In TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE, Bobby Vernon plays the ~R~m~~i EJm.p$1~r:J~ ~~~DIX : 86 m;n. BW plode! "Barney Oldfield's Race for a Life" is an old fashioned fickle-hearted boyfriend of Gloria Swanson. And when the 8 melodrama timeless in appeal. It features the most famous race villain abducts her and ties up Bobby, it's Teddy lo lhe rescue. sm:gi:m: =B:~"s ...... $39. 98 car driver of the period - Barney Oldfield, "fastest man on 20 min . BW wheels". "Kid's Auto Race", Chaplin's second film, gives birth 506-10-1165 - Beta 1 to the tramp character, and "Busy Day" finds Charlie in drag. r~i~r:E~gE~G~~~~~ i~~EE & MOLLY / 525-10-1165 - VHS ...... $24, 98 Now, this is reol(y fun I Fibber and Molly ore celebrati}g their 20th wed- Then it's cross-eyed Ben Turpin as the endan~ered stuntman S g~n~u~r;:t;:~s:.So~nnda~u~~jj;"fi~b~td:rd°e"s\!~~l~ofl;~ilii5g~0:~e:~ in "Daredevil". A side-buster! 59 min. Musical score. the guests are. 506•01-0877 - Beta If you ore lovers of Fibber McGee and Molly then this is o must for your S525-01-0877 - VHS ...... ,, .. . $29.98 t~ldJ~1!e~=,~~~~c ~::~; 5Jiid:r~l~v~~ w~~1~!~w~~;:~nuic~;~',°8~~~~ and Charlie McCarthy. Also, Roy Noble and his bond and Mortimer Snerd LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE' (1932) shore in the festivities. MITZI GREEN, EDGAR KENNEDY It's delightful and loaded with zany cliche comedy that mode Charlie McCarthy and Fibber McGee and Molly memben of the family or a genera­ Annie is an orphan girl who is taken care of by a bum, Ken­ tion or two. nedy. Kennedy has a money making scheme and must leave DON'T MISS THIS ONEI 76 m;n . BW temporarily. rn the meantime, Annie encounters a newly 506.Ql.0685 - Bola $39 98 orphaned boy in her adventures. She talks him into going to s2s.01.068S - VHS ,...... • the orphanage, but when she takes him there Annie is recap­ tured. The boy's aristocratic grandmother shows up to Take him, but she doesn't wont Annie. Just when you think there (TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE) KID 'N' HOLLYWOOD & POLLY TIX IN WASHINGTON is no hope there is a knock on lhe door. Daddy Worbucks 8 is bock! 60 min. BW · KID •N' HOLLYWOOD (1933) SHIRLEY TEMPLE • 506-01-0729 - Beta The setting is a Hollywood studio - ond oll the kids ore the octon ond S525-01-0729 - VHS ...... $39. 98 TOM, DICK AND HARRY' (1941) actresses. Poor Shirley just con'! seem to land a job even with her loving GINGER ROGERS. GEORGE MURPHY. BURGESS MEREDITH. cup for 1st prize in o beauty contest. She does work al the studio but ALLEN MARSHALL. PHIL SILVERS 5 Shi~~~;~s fi;;r:h~~~:~~~~~\:hnedn kFr~f:lois5~~bb~ct1~y:~h~~s ~~ob~~~dgt~ ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON• (1942) Ginger is a dreamy girl, engaged to three men work. She just can't go on - - not now. Shirler. soys " how about mei" GINGER ROGeRs. CARY GRANT. WALTER SLEZAK simultaneously and unable to decide which one she might She parades in front of the director ond crew flirtin~ and vamping. The 8 Slezak is herfect as the Hitlerite Ginaer unwillin~y marry IT om is the eo-getter car salesman, Dick the rich sport ~~t(Y f\iXeiJYJAtHitJGy"~J1i[~ej )aptivotes t em oll . 0 8 0 she's always chasinij and Harry the 40s beatnik. A great 3 ~~~~i::-h;r fTo~ t~i= N~~:co~f~e~ fl5°~in~ swturer w repeated cameo by S,(vers as the ice cream salesman on lovers SHIRLEY TEMPLE See the ever-lovable, adorable Shirley Temple in one of her earliest 506-07-0724 - Beta lane. B6 min . BW 506-43-0698 - Beta filpolt~e;1~crrrWkSHiNCi~N~:~r;i~i~~i satire set lo music. The kids S525-07-0724 - ,VHS ...... $39, 98 S525-43-0698 - VHS ..... ,,...... $39, 98 plsii:~; ;r~~~c;h;~~le of Polly, she vamps her woy into the life of O mighty important man in Washington. Will she lead him ostroy or will he hove POP GOES THE CORK' some effect on her and make her ,nend her ways? 20 min. BW (Block & • MAX LINDER YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN (1919) Whit~ 81 This film trilo~y is also known today as "Max" or 8 FORD STERLING. BEN TURPIN. MARIE PREVOST &;~"s ...... "Max, Man of a Million Laughs'-'. 1 igs:8tm: = $24. 98 Maud Linder, Max's daughter a distin~uished film scholar sJ~~tJtt-PRi~L~s ~n:Eo~\r. ;:~;s~sc~~;a:!~:f;h~~i~;: KINGS, QUEENS, JOKERS 1 0 World War, yet it has received little acclaim. Bothwell Harold Lloyd, the foolish lover, foils ot suicide ond then en­ ~f~~~ hl~h~~~: fW!t~rr:;::w~:: ;~:1d~W~i~u:o~he1h~~~~~~ Browne, who plays the American hero Bob White, was a 8 counters o ghost in " Hounted Spooks". Morie Dressler and densed, you'll quickly see w~ Chal,lin called him his " ro• famous female impersonator of the period. He steals the 1 Kaiser's war plans by dressing in female togs and seducing ~i~:i:r:~~ri~~:e~i~rs°F~~~t~~ _mJa~:r~/'G. m~~~;~~~~ •. G~~; csi~~:i 5 Joon Crowford and dozens of " Jools". 60 min . t~~k~~•::J Xfhe Th~:: ~~:t G!t ~~~~;,,~'~7v~in.YBWsMU~ him, then signals the lcey information to a telegraph operator S06.01·0891 - Beta $29 98 Condensation. disguised as a scarecrow in a cornfield adjacent to the palace! Ss2s.01.oe91 - VHS...... • 506-01-0628 - Beta Although some decomposition in the nitrate preprint shows on the screen in Blackhawk's copies, image quality is generally S525-01-0628 - VHS ...... $39. 98 quite good, and the film itself is extremely funny! Wilh a Blockhawk® piano score and effects. 60 m,n . BW SHOW BUSINESS' (19AA) 506-01-2193 - Beta EDDIE CANTOR. JOAN DAVIS 525-01-2193 - VHS...... $29. 98 A romantic story of two teams, the boys are in burlesque and the girls who are in'vavdeville, tho re>pected stage shows. The boys decide to sw,t

(KID N HOLLYWOOD)

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REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM' (1917) ; MARY PICKFORD, EUGENE O'BRIEN. M,._RJORIE DAW, 8 JOSEPHINE CROWELL Based on the populor book by Kate Douglos Wig!;Jins it's the stor'f of a little girl being sent to live with her ounts m town because her mother cannot afford to raise all the children alone. Mary ~ets into her fair share of troubles growing up at Aunt Miranaa s, but her kindness and strong drive to work to make things right shows her as a very present help to the Simmons family. In her endeavors she meets Adam Ladd "Mr. Alad­ din " to Mary, and at one point tells him she will marry him when she grows up. Suspense and drama hold you as Mary seems lost out in the storm, but finally all is safe; and quick as a wink Mary is off to boarding school. When she returns, three years older, Mary finds Aunt Miranda dying. But soon alter Mary has her opportunity to remind Mr. Afaddin that she is now grown up and both run off into the sunset. A great ~tlywood ending. Organ.score by Gaylord Corter. 77 min.

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ABRAHAM LINCOLN' (1930) ; WALTER HUSTON, JASON ROBARDS, SR., UNA MERKEL. 8 IAN KEITH D. W. Griffith's first talking movie takes Lincoln from his birth in a Kentucky loe cabin through his assassination at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. This restored version includes the original slavery sequences which were thought lost. 93 min. BW MUS. Early sound film has background noise because track from disc. 506-30-0819 - Beta S525-30-0819 - VHS ...... $39. 98

ALICE ADAMS' (19351 KATHARINE HEPBURN, FRED MocMURRAY 8 Alice falls in love with man from on upper level of society. In this melodrama, she tries to make a few party in­ vitations into a place in the debutante circle. With fantasies and daydreams, Alice tries to make her unhappy family into a happy one. The moment of truth comes when Alice must face life as it really is and not as she wished it would be. Honesty proves to be the best policy. 99 min. BW 506-30-0776 - Beta Drama S525-30-0776 - VHS ·-················· $39, 98 THE BATTLE AT ELDERBUSH GULCH/ FIRESIDE THEATRE THE MUSKETEERS OF PIG ALLEY This is a series of television dramas, police melodramas and ~~~\Y~~~f6R~920) Most of Mary Pickford's features ore happy films. POLLYANNA is no 8 THE BATTLE AT ELDERBUSH GULCH' 11914) comedy dramas produced in the 1950s by Proctor & Gamble. exception. After viewing this delightful movie you ore left with a special LILLIAN GISH. MAE MARSH, HARRY CAREY After its original telecasting, the series was sold and reissued To produce o Western melodrama of utmost authenticity, under the title, "Return Engagement". It is top grade in every "~hi~ •: f:he~i;:(ng tale of the young dou9hter of an Ozark missionary. Griffith built a three-dimensional town in California's San Fer­ way, directed by various well-known Hollywood directors, 9 1 0 1 nando Valley, and hired hundreds of extras to portray U.S. and given the care of a major television production. I~i~1}~ e~~e~~:~y~~~~;!t:, t~r!1):rh~~esh~ ::e, ~ d~~~t~ ~~~~id have been worse. Her father dies and she is shippea off too cold, embit­ Cavalry and Indians. The arrival of Sally Cameron, her sister and the Harlow SERGEANT SULLIVAN SPEAKING 11950'•! tered aunt who reluctantly takes Pollyanna because it is her duty. She is 0 family on the frontier sets the stage for a high-strung tale of WILLIAM BENDIX, JOAN BLONDELL, WILLIAM FAWCETT, ?,:raJ•~~!l'm~e;~~e:!.°n~~ollkt~~t EPoily h:he~~l~~~Hn::::~~~b:f:,~~ho~: danger and suspense most remarkable for its era. Organ score 8 SARAH SELBY Pollyanna hos earned a multitude of friends including Jimmy, an orphan. by John Muri. 20 min. BW From the classic television series "Return Engagement". A boy; the rich John Pendleton, who hod loved Pollyanna's mother before romance blossoms over the telephone between a youthful she married the missionary; and Dr. Chiltonlwho wos once Aunt Polly's beau before a bitter separation. widow, Blondell, and police sergeant William Bendix at the Pollyonno spreads cheer throuJhout the town, making friends with her THE MUSKETEERS OF PIG ALLEY' (1912) local precinct headquarters when each of the widow's four M~.n~e~idfe~~~1~n and good dee s. She orranges for Jimmy to "adopt" LILLIAN GISH, ELMER BOOTH sons mona8es to get lost. The sergeant, in the meantime, is A young musician dwelling in the slums is beaten and robbed on the receiving end of her frantic phone calls for help, and A shadow darkens Pollyanna's life when she is run over by a cor. At by a ~angster who is attracted to his sister. A quarrel over by the time the boys are all together, the widow and her this point Aunt Polly realizes how much she loves her niece. She arranges the girl touches off a small war between rival gongs, but for a specialist, against Pollyanna's request for her friend Dr. Chilton. The sergeant are too. 2.4 min. BW specialist states sfie won't walk ogoin. Pollyanna begs Aunt Polly for her because the gangster has protected the girl against a rival, 506-30-0618 - Beta to r,ermit Dr. Chilton to examine her. Aunt Polly, bending, summons Dr. she and her brother furnish an alibi for him on the assump­ Chilton who eventually works a cure. He and Aunt Polly ore reconciled tion that "one good turn deserves another". Piano score by 525-30-0618 - VHS,, ...... ,, $24. 98 and Pollyanna 's "glo(:F ' gome hos now expanded to include everr.one. Robert Monschein. 13 min. BW She and Jimmy ore extremely fond of eocli other ... ond, at the fade­ out, we see them boarding their imag!nory children on their own street 506-30-0617 - Beta car for a free ride. Organ score by Gaylord Corter. 60 min. BW S525-30-0617 - VHS ...... $39. 98 MARY PICKFORD m:~tm~ =~~s ...... $39. 98 THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL' (1917) THE BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN' (1925) LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY• (19251 MARY PICKFORD ANTENOV ALEXANDROU, VLADIMIR BARSKY MARY PICKFORD, WILLIAM HAINES, WALTER JONES, 8 Arthur Hopkins offered Eleanor Gates's play, The Serving under tyrannical officers, the crew of the Potemkin GORDON GRIFFITH Poor Little Rich Girl, with Viola Dono, as his first Broadway rebels and successfully, ii briefly, gives hope to the people Tomboy Mory divides her time between mothering her fom­ production, in 1913 the same year that Mary Pickford did of Odessa Harbor. The movie's montages, editing, and power ilr, and stirring up mischief. When her policeman father is A Good (ittle Dsvil /or Belasco. The film, released in March (porticulorx in the Odessa steps sequence), have rightfully killed, the accusations and drama begin. Musical score by 1917, was Mary's third Artcraft and Maurice Tourneur's sec­ made this Sergei Eisenstein film legendary. A Blackhawlc® William Perry. 9.4 min. BW ond production for. Zukor. Orchestral Score. 68 min. BW 506-33-0831 - Beta Neither lsss Than the Dust nor The Pride of the Clan had 506-30-1091 - Beta 525-33-0831 - VHS . ••••••••...•.. -.... $39. 98 been very successful, and Mory and her associates did not 525-30-1091 - VHS ······-·········--· S realize what they had achieved with Rich Girl until ecstatic S $29 • 98 reviews and big business woke them up. It was Mary's first MY BEST GIRL' (1927) BIRTH OF A NATION' (1915! f;f;fu:~~~ni~ fhea r~~l~inh~rmc~~::/m, and it exercised ~reat MARY PICKFORD, CHARLES ••BUD DY " ROGERS LILLIAN GISH, MAE MARSH, HENRY WALLACE. 8 After five successive years of starring in "super­ Her French diredor had the richest artistic backg_round of 8 MIRIAM COOPER, MARY ALDEN productions" Mary Pickford turned to this simple story. any contemporary in filmdom, and only D. W. Griffith could The legendary film, THE BIRTH OF A NATION, thrust spec­ As a plucky little shop girl in a five-and-ten cent store, Mary come within hailing distance of the pictorial genius which the tacular sets, sweeping photography, and an epic story of two Pickford seems to be simultaneously hopeless and resourceful. dream-delirium sequences ~ave him and his associates abun­ Civil War families, upon an audience used to simple comedies. MY BEST GIRL was also the last Pickford film to be dant opportunity to exercise. Its construction, images, and techniques keep it one of the photographed in its entirety by Charles Rosher. For millions The p1dure achieves a nice balance between fun and most moving films, ever created. Now available with the of moviegoers, MY BEST GIRL marked the end of an era. tenderness, and Mary's Gwendolyn is the most touchin~ of original color tones restored. 158 min. Excellent orchestral Organ score by Gaylord Carter. 78 min . BW all her carefully differentiated portraits of children. Certainly score, arranged by Fraser MacDonald. MUS 506-30-2958 - Beta no other a dress has ever created a superior illusion in kind . 506-34-0818 - Beta Come, then, and see the movies in the age of innocence at S525-30-2958 - VHS...... $39 •98 their best. Organ score by Gaylord Carter. 6A min . BW 525-34-0818 - VHS ...... $49. 98 506-30-2965 - Seta 525-30-2965 - VHS...... $39. 98 BLOOD AND SAND (1922) RUDOLPH VALENTINO, LILA LEE. NITA NALDI 8 A small town boy rises to become Spain's foremost :~~i:r~r7s~o~~~:. s55s~fn:'1wcial attraction" to a beautiful "Hour of Silents" abridgement 506-55-0893 - Beta S525-55-0893 - VHS ...... $39.98 21 VIDEOCASSETTE

FOOLISH WIVES 119221 KITTY FOYLE' (1940) A recanstrudion of the original film by and with Erich Von Stroheim. GINGER ROGERS, DENNIS MORGAN, GLADYS COOPER 8 Stroheim wonted to depict the confused milieu of 8 This classic soap opera from Christoeher Morley's post•war Europe in a realistic fashion, tracing all through the love story of an Irish workins girl heroine won Ginger Rogers actions of a bogus count and his seductive, corrupt ways. The an Oscar for best actress. Ginger plays a young woman torn plot concerns a Russian emigre adventurer and two of his between two men - one a rich upper.crust Bostonian ~~~;ea~~t~OC~rlo~s his cousins, who lease a villa on the sea playboy, and the other a 11oor doctor. While trying to decide between the two, Ginger flashes bock throu~h the history of Because the master European copy had been severelx 0 ~ J~;i~:~~~1s&r~i~.e9~nder, poignant reco lections lead to trimmed, it was impossible to reconstruct as smooth a pictorial flow as Stroheim intended. Quality is not uniformly good, in 506-43-0686 - Beta ourj·udgement, it is quite acceptable throughout. Organ score by ohn Muri . 107 min . BW S525-43-0686 - VHS ...... $39 • 98 506-30-1975 - Beta 525-30-1975 -VHS ...... $29.98 KRIEMHILDE'S REVENGE (1924) S PAUL RICHTER, MARGARETA SCHOEN 8 KRIEMHILDE 'S REVENGE is the second ond con• fl FRANKIE AND JOHNNIE' 11936) eluding port of Fritz Long ' s gigantic version of the (D HELEN MORGAN, CHESTER MORRIS Nibelungenlied. Kriemhilde quickly realizes that if justice is 1 0 to be ho0, it must be realized through her own powers, and in the ro~e::i"J~~r?nab.;;~ th~ Z9~){ ~:li¥36~=~t-:;ej she subjugates her humanity to the all-consuming passion of SHOWBOAT. revenge. fn its nobility of P.'urpose and brillancy of execution, "Frankie and Johnnie" is based on the song of the same it ranks among the great films of all time. Organ score per• name. The ending is slightly different from what one might im• formed by Gaylord Carter. 95 min . BW agine, though Johnnie gets what' s coming to him and Frankie 506-30-2058 - Beta gets what s"he deserves. Our copies ore made from 35mm swter materials with music score by Victor Young. 68 min . 525-30-2058 - VHS...... $29. 98 (See also SIEGFRIED) 506-30-2512 - Beta S525-30-2512 - VHS ...... $29. 98

I REMEMBER MAMA' 11948) IRENE DUNNE, BARBARA BELL GEDDES, OSCAR HOMOLKA, (BLOOD & SAND) PHILIP DORN, ELLEN CORBY " I remember Moma" is the delightful movie version of Kathryn Forbe's novel of reminiscences of her childhood and her family in San Francisco. Most delightful of all is Irene Drama Dunne as Mama. Her portrayal is on idealization of motherhood but a thoroughly believable one and a tribute to the skill of on actress who had the rare ability to combine DON Q, SON OF ZORRO' 11925) beauty with worm humor. 129 min . BW DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, MARY ASTOR 506-30-0735 - Beta 8 As the title implies, DON Q , SON OF ZORRO was intended as o sequel to .Douglas Fairbonk' s first costume S525-30-0735 - VHS...... $49. 98 swashbuckler, THE MARK OF ZORRO, which appeared fiye years and an equal number of films before. IN NAME ONL y, (1939) Fairbanks ploys the role of the father Zorro as well as the fl (D CARY GRANT, CAROLE LOMBARD, KAY FRANCIS son, Don Q, and two other characters in the film as well. The Carole is a working woman supporting her child when she trick is accomplished by skillful cutting to give the illusion that meets debonoire Cory. Cary falls in love with her and tries Zorro and Don Q are in the same scenes, when in fact the scenes were shot separately. ~h~p~;ri:!~ ':'o 0 ~t:~~c~ <{t~~t ~~~ii ~~s ~~:!rv~~c~~~i'furri~~: Although almost -42 years old at the time, Fairbanks credibly heritance from his father. Grf,lnt' s father overhears this con• played both the elder Zorro ond a man half his age with un • versation and intervenes decisively. 86 min. BW diminished energy and grace. Organ score performed by Gaylord Corter. 113 min. BW 506-07-0736 - Beta 506-53-1995 - Beta S525-07-0736 - VHS ...... $39. 98 JI N NAM E ONLY) . 525-53-1995 - VHS ...... $29. 98 S THE MARK OF ZORRO (1920) INTOLERANCE (1916) DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE MAE MARSH, ROBERT HARRON, MIRIAM COOPER, DREAMING LIPS (1937) " The Mork of Zorro" remains one of Douglas Fair• 8 CONSTANCE TALMADGE, ERICH VON STROHEIM, 8 RAYMOND MASS EY, ELIZAB ET H BERGNER bank' s best clook•ond sword adventures. LILLIAN GISH As the famous Mexican Robin Hood, Doug masquerades Bergner ploys the disenchanted wife of on o rchestra con­ Although less financiallt successful than his earlier BIRTH ductor. When a youn9 violinist fr iend of her hu sband's enters OF A NATION, D. W . Griffith's INTOLERANCE is regarded as the foppish Don Diego, with many delghtful comedy touches the picture, they loll ,n lo ve . 70 min . SW as his most important work. of his own - then springing into action as Zorro, the crusader 506-30-0826 - Beta Using the image of a mother rocking a cradle as a bridge, for the rights of ·the Mexican people. Musical score per­ formed by Gaylord Carter. 91 min. BW MUS 525-30-0826 - VHS ...... $39. 98 Griffith skillfully wove four separate, but parallel stories (the S Fall of Babylon, the Crucifixion of Christ, the St . ~ar­ 506-53-0837 - Beta tholomew's Doy Massacre of French Hugenots and a' more S525-53-0837 - VHS ...... $39. 98 " EARTH 119301 modern story} into one whole. The magnificently achieved pur• (D Directed by A exonder 0 ovzhenko pose: to illustrate the struggle between love and intolerance On more than one occa sion, EARTH hos been voted by critics os one twugh the ages. Organ score by Gaylord Carter. 138 min. of the lo P. fil ms of all tim e (o s al Brussels, 1958). The rather slight story line of EARTH was taken by Dovzhenko from 506-30-1981 - Beta a newspaper story of so-called " kula ks" (reactionary farmers) murder- 0 0 S525-30-1981 - VHS ...... $49. 98 ~~d ~t:fii~::su~~:~rr~ ~~k~:i~ o b; ri~i~' i~h:h~rlA~a~~: ~'he~~so vil ~Jlne9 activi st hos recently been stabbed to death by kula ks . But this timiy plot he ld little interest for Dovz henko, who instead fo llowed tyhe dream-logic 0 THE IRON MASK (1929) of passion and emotions, ski pping impresionistically over events ond DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS characters lo focus instead on the generalized, eternol experiences of nature (D and living things: lave, fom ily ti es, birth, death, new i> irth, ~ lonti ng and Twin princes were born to Kina Louis XIII of France. ~}rv,:i~: Qj~o~ki'& ~~7,~ ~ruit of one's toil. A Blackhawk* ore estral score. They had been separated and one sent into hiding to prevent their becoming pawns in court intrigue. During the years, 8 deRochefort's conniving hos brought the exiled twin under his m:~8:~:gg ~ v~s ...... $29. 98 control. Secretly they have returned to Paris. It is upon the kidnappina of the King and the substitution of his twin brother that tlie action of the story turns, and as it unfoldshD' Artagnan and the older Three Musketeers again travel t e highways and byways of France in search of the rightful monarch. Piano score by William Perry. 86 min . Part Color. MUS (MI DNIGHT) 506-30-0629 - Beta MIDNIGHT (1934) 0 . P. HEGGE, HENRY HULL, SIDNEY FOX, HUMPHREY BOGART S525-30-0629 - VHS ...... $39. 98 The foreman of the jury hos to deal with his conscience. Bogart ploys a minor role. 75 min . IT' (1927) 506-30-0815 - Beta , CLARA BOW, ANTONIO MORENO 525-30-0815 - VHS ...... $29. 98 8• ''To hove 'It', the fortunate possessor must hove that S strange magnetism which attracts both sexes. ' It' is purely virile quality, belonging to a strong character. He or she must be fl MORNING GLORY' (1933) entirely unself-conscious and full of self.confidence, indif• (D 1~gil~~l~i~JE ~URN, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR ., Ference to the effect he or she is producing, and uninfluenced 6 by others. There must be physical attraction, but beauty is un• Hepburn is stage struck and determined to conquer Broad• 11ecessary. Conceit or self.consciousness destroys 'It' way when she brashly enters a major producer's office and immediately. is tt-irown out. Menjou and Fairbanks, t~ink she is striking and Clara Bow, a sou~ deportment store worker, is out to land get h6ra job as the star' s understudy. Opening night the star the store owner and isn 't doing well, until she gets in on his makes unbelievable demands, is fired and with minutes to go yachting trip and with her wiles and 'It' wins her man. Score Kate gets the go.ahead and becomes an overnight sensation. by William Perry. 71 min. BW Hepburn won the Oscar for best actress. 75 min . 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THE PRIVATE LIFE OF KING HENRY VIII' (1933) SIEGFRIED' (1924) Drama CHARLES LAUGHTON PAUL RICHTER, MARGARETA SCHOEN 8 In 1922 the German Studios, Ufa, decided to film m:~~r{hu:~~fh:fi~td6;tt~;~ !f~1n~!:~~t:~~-:~~~=~ MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE (1932) ll~~~ this gigantic two-port version of the Nibelun~enleid, the Ger• laughton1 s 9usty performance in the title role not only th 1 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, MARIA ALBA ~~n- ef~fs ~e:tre~dne~r,::da't cths~s~i;~ec~7t~~~ ~ennd Doug ventures alone to a tropical isalnd to prove established him as a star, it also won him the Academy Award ~~d 8 as best actor of 1933. 90 min . BW be!1efs with even more ancient Teutonic legends and myths . himself self-sufficient and bask in the glorious freedom of a primitive paradise. He is joined by Maria, a native girl. 72 506-30-2060 - Beta Fritz long, one of Germany's greatest directors, worked min. BW from a script by his wife, Theo Von Harbou, who in turn had S525-30-2060 - VHS ...... $29. 98 based her version of tne 1861 play of Hebbel, ignoring 506-30-0687 - Beta Wagner's more famous treatmentof the story. When releas­ S525-30-0687 - VHS ...... $39. 98 ed in 1924, the two-part film proved to be the most expen­ sive and lavish picture that Germany hod ever mode. It is a THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL ' (1935) sago of legendary figures set against a stylized medieval OLIVER TWIST (1922) LESLIE HOWARD, MERLE OBERON, JOAN GARDNER' backdrop, containing man! pagan elements (super­ JACKIE COOGAN, LON CHANEY 8 Leslie Howard stars as a dashing undercover man in naturalism, a theme of revenge portly disguised by a chivalric 8 OLIVER TWIST, published 1837-39, was Dickens' this romantic drama set during the Frenc~ Revolution . By day and somewhat Christianized setting. Organ score performed first long integrated story, and since it is one of the most he masquerades as on ineffectual member of the royalty. But by Gaylord Carter. 100 min. BW dramatic and sensational of all his works, it has always been at night he dons a peasant's costume to lead men on a purge a great favorite with dramatists and film makers. for liberty, equality and fraternity . His love for Merle Oberon 506-30-1976 - Beta Released on November 5, 1922, it was the second of young is returned only after she is made aware of his alter ego. 95 S525-30-1976-VHS ...... $29.98 Jackie Coogan's starring vehicles after he had become famous min . BW (See also KREIMHILDE'S REVENGE) overnight in Charlie Chaplin's THE KID, and he never found 506-30-0813 - Beta a better or more winning role. To present viewers the film abundantly attests both to his charm and to his wonderful act­ S525-30-0813 - VHS ....•...... •.... $29. 98 SILVER STREAK' (1934) ing ability, even when he did not have Chaplin to guide him. SALLY BLANE, CHARLES STARRETT Adventure abounds in this action packed, exciting When Lon Chaney created his impressive, evil Fagin in this SCROOGE' (1935) 8 film, he had THE MIRACLE MAN, THE PENALTY and his SEYMORE HICKS, DONALD CALTHROP, ROBERT COCHRAN, film . An enterprising young train desiijner creates a super fast work with Maurice Tourneur in VICTORY and TREASURE MARY GLYNNE diesel train. The son of a rival train builder develops paralysis ISLAND behind him. It' s the one and only " Bah-Humbug" story by Charles while working on the Boulder Dam project. His only hope of The character of Sikes is a "natural" for the Griffith Dickens. From the irascible old Scrooge through Bob Crotchet's survival is to -live in an iron lung. The super train races the "heavy" George Siegmann, and Gladys Brockwell as Nancy misery, old Morlye' s ~host and the new and loveable Scrooge lung to the dam sight. With many close calls, a murder at­ makes the best of some vivid moments. and Tiny Tim we en1oy again the most wonderful spirit of tempt, a run away engine, an open bridge span, a chicken Because no copy of the original English title texts could be Christmas. 77 min. BW back ~p enJ;Jineer and a frightened crew, the train arrives in located, new titles were written for Blackhawk by Sol Lesser time. 72 min . BW 506-30-0599 - Beta and Jackie Coogan, with help from Dickens scholar, Edward 506-30-0780 - Beta Wagenknecht. Picture quality of this release is very good. 525-30-0599 - VHS ...... $29. 98 Organ score performed by John Muri. 77 min. BW S525-30-0780 - VHS ...... $39. 98 506-52-1339 - Beta THE SET UP' (19491 SISTER KENNY' (1946) S525-52-1339 -VHS ...... $39.98 ROBERT ,RYAN, AUDREY TOTTER ROSALIND RUSSELL 8 At 35, Staker Thompson (Ryon) is nearing the end 8 Russell gives a moving and realistic performance as of his long ring career, but he persists in believing he can battle Elizabeth Kenny, the legendary nurse ·who crusaded for the ORPHANS OF THE STORM (t921) his way to the top again. H,s wife begs him to ~uit, but to treatment of infantile paralysis. 116 min. BW ; ~~~:~ ~~S~L~i~~TtY GISH, MONTE BLUE, no avail. After the fight, a top notch moment of Filmed listic 8 encounters, Stoker meets the hard fads of life, but is comforted 506-30-0709 - Beta Mamaroneck, NY became Paris of the 1700's and the sur­ by his loving wife. 72 min . BW 525-30-0709 - VHS ...... $39 •98 rounding countryside was transformed into a picturesque S French landscape. THE TWO ORPHANS a favorite of the 506-30-0715 - Beta 1900's intrigued D. W. Griffith, but it wasn't big enough for S525-30-0715 - VHS ...... $39. 98 SON OF THE SHEIK' (1926) him . To establish atmosphere he borrowed liberally from RUDOLPH VALENTINO, VILMA BANKY. AGNES AYRES Charles Dickens and we ore presented with a marvelous mix• SON OF THE SHIEK was Rudolph Valentino's lost ture of THE TWO ORPHANS and A TALE OF TWO CITIES. SHE COULDN'T SAY NO' (1945) movie ... and his best. It reveals both this.early screen idol 's 127 min . BW MUS ROBERT MITCHUM, JEAN SIMMONS, ARTHUR HUNNICUTT. sense of humor and his professionalism. EDGAR BUCHANAN The story concerns a desert sheik who, believing a beautiful 506-30-0820 - Beta Simmons is the heiress who returns to Arkansas to repay dancing ~1rl has betrayed him, abducts her to exact his "sweet S525-30-0820 - VHS ...... $49. 98 the townsfolk for raising her. Based on the story " Enough For revenge' . Finding her innocent, the sheik then sets out to bring Happiness" . 88 min . BW the desert renegades who victimized her to justice. Organ PECK'S BAD BOY' p9211 506-30-0713 - Beta score by Jack Word. 6B min . BW JACKIE COOGAN, DORIS DAY, WHEELER OAKMAN, S525-30-0713 - VHS ...... $39. 98 506-55-0842 - Beta 8; LILLIAN LEIGHTON. RAYMOND HATTON S525-55-0842 - VHS .....•....•...... $39. 98 Jackie and his pal let a circus lion loose so his father refuses Jackie money to see the shaw. The scamp then decides to SPIES• (19291 blackmail Dad. PECK'S BAD BOY was based an the news­ ; RUDOLF KLEIN -ROGG, GERDA MAURUS, LIEN DEYERS. paper sketches by George Wilbur Peck which were gathered 8 WILLY FRITSCH into book form in 1883, and grew into a popular series. A The story is fictional and complex, involving a plot to take Blackhawk orchestral score. 51 min . BW MUS over the world by a Germon bank president/master criminal. 502-30-0960 - Beta Some film historians argue that director Fritz Long's SPIES accurately reflect the attitudes and conditions that led to the 515-30-0960 - VHS ...... $39. 98 Third Reich . True, or not, this tbriller definitely displays Lang' s direction virtuosity. Organ score by Gaylord Carter. 89 min. BW 506-30-1088 - Beta S525-30-1088 -VHS ...... •...... $39.98 23 VIDEOCASSETTE

WAY DOWN EAST 2 11920) LILLIAN GISH, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, LOWELL SHERMAN Drama WAY DOWN EAST is both Griffith's defense of women's rights and proof the master of the spectacle could handle 11 STAGE DOOR' (1937) small," touching scenes as well. : KATHARINE HEPBURN, GINGER ROGERS, LUCILLE BALL, The story builds to a powerful close as it tells of a woman 8 ANN MILLER, EVE ARDEN lured into o fake marriage, abandoned and ostracized. 108 One of the all-star women's films of the 30s. Set in a min. BW theatrical boarding house, this film from the Kaufman-Ferber 506-30-2491 - Beta play features outstanding performances by many of the 525-30-2491 - VHS ...... ,...... screen's top actresses. The film depicts the fears and setbacks, $29. 98 the daily struggle and for the very few: stardom and success. Nominated for best picture. 92 min. BW WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD• (1932) 506-40-0787 - Beta CONSTANCE BENNETT, LOWELL SHERMAN, NEIL HAMILTON An aspiring young starlet finds that life isn't your own as S525-40-0787 - VHS .. ,.,..,.,...... $39. 98 on actress. Both marria~e and her career meet pitfalls. Pro­ duced by Senick. 88 mm. BW THE THIEF OF BAGDAD (1924) (STAGE DOOR) 506-30-0690 - Beta : DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JULIANNE JOHNSON, SOJIN and S525-30-0690 -VHS .... ,...... $39.98 8 SNITZ EDWARDS In THE THIEF OF BAGDAD Douglas Fairbanks departed TYCOON' (1947) · from the swashbuckler roles that he had portrayed ,n THE JOHN WAYNE, LARAINE DAY, SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE MARK OF ZORRO, THE THREE MUSKETEERS, and ROBIN 8 Alexander (Hardwicke), on industrial tycoon con­ HOOD to play that of a pure scamp, a purse snatcher and tracts with Johnny Munroe (Wayne) to build a railroad from a pickpocket. his mines in the Andes to the coast. Johnny wants to bridge Doug assembled at the cost of two million, the biggest cast, a river, but Alexander insists on a shorter line involving a tun­ the biggest set and the most elaborate costumes, for this glit­ nel. Johnny becomes attached to Maura (Day), Alexander's tering production, this fairytale of old Bagdad. daughter. Maura slips away for a rendezvous with Munroe There's magic in it, as Doug meets and falls in love with the despite her fother' s objections. When they are found the ty­ beautiful princess, and comP.:etes with the most wealthy and coon decrees·an immediate marriage to satisfy his ideas of eligible princes of the Orient for her hand. There's magic, too, honor. Alexander decides to break Munroe by holding up sup­ in many of the effects that wdre created for this film, a plies. One day when half the tunnel caves m and a worker milestone for its day. Organ score performed by Gaylord " killed Johnny deliberately dyngmites the tunnel and pro­ Carter. 143 min. BW ceeds to build the bridge. When a mountain storm imperils 506-53-2171 - Beta the bridge site it tokes a Herculean effort, but most of the bridge is saved and Munroe wins Alexander's respect. 120 525-53-2171 - VHS,...... ,.,. .. ,. $49. 98 min. 506•39-0695 - Beta THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS' S525-39-0695 - VHS .,. . .,.,. .. ,.,. .... $39.98 8: G:1~5JE~~~E~ITE;~~YNG, LARAINE DAY, ANNE JEFFREYS, Serviceman Young and waitress Doy meet. Youthful love A WOMAN REBELS' (19361 in a changing world. 82 min. BW KATHARINE HEPBURN, HERBERT MARSHALL 506-30-0699 - Beta 8' Courageous Victorian woman challenges the estab­ lishment with her radical position on women's rights. The result S525-30-0699 - VHS ...... ,...... $29. 98 of her relationship with a divorced man threatens public disgrace. 88 min. BW TOL'ABLE DAVID' 119211 506-30-0689 - Beta RICHARD BARTHELMESS, GLADYS HULETTE 525-30-0689 - VHS ...•.•••....•...... $39. 98 8 A boy passionately longs to be a man. Coming to S the defense of his family, his end is inevitable. Org.an score by Gaylord Carter. 84 min. BW THE YANKEE CLIPPER 119211 506-30-1060 - Beta WILLIAM BOYD, ELINOR FAIR 8 William Boyd and Elinor Fair combining ocean race S525-30-1060 - VHS ...... ,,. ... ., $29.98 from China to New England. 51 min. Narration/musical score. 506-30-0892 - Beta S525-30-0892 - VHS,. .... ,...... $39. 98

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Comicolor cartoons were directed by U B lwerks during the Cartoons early thirties. These fable stories mostly spooled by lwerks were done in Cinecolor sound of the highest quality animation. THE CUCKOO CLOCK THAT WOULDN'T CUCKOO' I 8 A delightful story about a silent little cuckoo bird that UB IWERKS CARTOON FESTIVAL lives in the royal cuckoo clock. Hans Ticktocker the master Seven delightful cartoons by one of' the pioneering clockmaker breaks her spell of silence and helps her to cuckoo 8 geniuses of animation. In "The Brave Tin Soldier" you happily again. 12 min. see lwerks skill at characterization. "Happy Days" has an 506-81-2944 - Beta Our Gang flavor. Flip the Frog entertains m "Fiddlesticks". Jock and the Beanstalk", " The Headless Horseman 11 and 525-81-2944 - VHS ...... $29. 98 11The Little Red Hen 11 ore animated to catchy tunes. A battle 11 between Old Man Winter and the sun in "Summertime • 57 HOW THE ANIMALS min., musical score. DISCOVERED CHRISTMAS' 506-81-0888 - Beta 8 Velvet the fawn comes upon Bluebird with a broken 525-81-0888 - VHS...... $29 •98 wing. As Old Doc Owl Buttons the Squirrel, Inky the Crow, S Grumbles the Bear, and the other animals of Cozy Valley find ways to help Bluebird, they also discover the spirit of UB IWERKS CARTOONFEST TWO Christmas. Colorfully filmed animation, this warm tale will More magical cartoons from the pen of the immortal delight children of all ages. 12 min. nor. 8 lwerks. Six color masterpieces of such great tales as 506-81-2954' - Beta "Tom Thumb", "Jock Frost",' Aladdin pnd tFie Wonderful lamp", "Ali Baba" and "Sinbod". Also included is one of S525-81-2954' - VHS.,...... $29. 98 the best black and white Flip the Frog cartoons Ub ever made: "Spooks". FliP. takes refu9e from a stormy night in a house THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD• haunted with skeletons. This 11spir~ted 11 cartoon is filled with The classic story of the Little Engine that pulled a gags and truly fantastic animation. A real visual treat! 46 min. 8 trainload of toys to the children on the other side of the mountain. 10 min. 506-81-0838 - Beta 506-81-2949 - Beta S525-81-0838 - VHS ...... ,...... $29. 98 S525-81-2949 - VHS ..... ,...... ,. $29 •98 UB IWERKS CARTOONFEST THREE 11Simple Simon" (1935}, 11 Puss in Boots" (1934), THE RAINBOW PARADE /1934.36) Animator/director Burt Gil ett~'s RAINBOW 8 "Dick Whittington's tat" (1936) and the ever popular story "Don Quixote" (1934) make this a truly delectable 8' PARADE, contains same of the lushest and most subtly morsel for all cartoon lovers to odd to their collectron of greats. textured color work to be found in animation. In BOLD KING COLE, only Felix can save the Kin(< from the lomily ghosts. 30 min. Felix searches out a companion for his goldfish Anna6elle in 506-81-0604 - Beta NEPTUNES NONSENSE. Animated by Fontaine Fox and 525-81-0604 - VHS ...... ,.,. $24. 98 directed by Burt Gillette, the Toonerville Folks series (TOON­ S ERVILLE TROLLEY, and TOONERVILLE PICNIC) are all tyf)ilied by lively music, fantastic yet gentle comedy and UB IWERKS CARTOONFEST FOUR l:irilliant technicalar. Delicate and graceful Molly Moo Cow "Valiant Tailor" (1934), 11Mary's Little Lamb 11 is a friend to the multicolored butterflies in MOLLY MOO 8 (1935), "The Brementown Musicians" (1935), and COW AND THE BUTTERFLIES. Also included is THE GOOSE "Ballaonland" (1935) comprise this portion of t~e collection. THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG. 50 min. 30 min. 506-81-0671 - Beta 506-81-0601 - Beta S525-81-0671 - VHS ...... ,..,. .... $29. 98 (!RAVE TIN SOlOIER) S525-81-0601 - VHS...... $24. 98 24 VIDEOCASSETTE

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1 8 ~:~~EL?r~tRP~T itwRAM GAIL DAVIS It's the 1850'1 in Quartz Cr~ ond mayor Gene really hos his hands full. First he deons up th• town by removing a crooked gambler ond his gambling hall ho1tess. Now, to civilize1 the town Gene makes or- Qf::u~:;,':~~ ~:~1:Ie~ ~s:~~d::~~;,i~: :::~~I hi:~~;:~,~ ~~~r~::;; the town ogoin and even ott•mpt the capture of the brides' wofon train. 1 :~iti~~l_ds:;:~1~H:)!,: !~ ~u~ct;di~:,,t~~j~?Ont~~; ~ft)~ t:Ok~!; 63 min. BW m:~tmg:: a;~as ...... $39. 98 1 iJ~~ fi?Tr:.1t~L~~nL'Rmm 8' Territorial Ranger Autry hos been ordered to protect the crusading publisher John Rondolph and his printer Smiley BurnetteJ'hi1 1 8 ~~~f~EBtJ~e~J1938) GENE AUTRY, ~:~:!h!~~!~;~~:ls ~~r~~:;:~ uu;~r;irh;~rub:~di~so~~;t~;:, i~= Gene's outlaw brother kills Randolph, Gene is suspected of being reluc- lt~rekHp! .'H~~ d;~b? ~~;.~:erb~: ~f~:ek~~:-:n~slk~,~r,i~ti: to5to~0 !~Pi~:-eAhta:r~t!s /oki~; Along", "Fetch Me Down My Trusty GENE AUTRY 0 :~:•;:~d~:~ f~?~:x:.i~:. ::;~iAft:~G~:;~-n~ etr~;f:i~~ t~h~eb:m;~~ .45", ~Cowboy Blue/? ond "Five Minutes late ond A Dollar Short" make the ronch they foll into the hond1 of o gong of cattle rustlers. The boys this o real treat ond more especially since this title hos never been readily learn obout ond then help the rustlers fiide their rustled cattle behind o available to us before. This is Gene Autry in one of his finest films made waterfall on th• ronch property. The loco! Sheriff is colled in to help solv• for Columbia. 57 min. 8 W 8 ~~~EE <:.."t~:f1~f/Bi~~s~ (19521 the mysterr. of the di1oppearin,i cattle. He deputizes Gene so that he con· ' Gene is sant to Conodo by his empWJer to try and discourage 506-57-2961 - Beta $39 98 ~ne~rud:n::•~,H!,!hiner+';:~ nJ~ilh;u~w~~:.~. a5~ti1:;teB~~~:~;~r~! SF~:~ S525-57-2961 - VHS...... • :~:tdS~~~~: fh= ;:~;Ztin,~: ~1:~:it~nt;r dud~·~o~h·o°:3v!f1~~9~= Millhouse, sings "The Story of Trigger Joe." 58 min. BW preserve. Yet, there ore same mystarious killing• going on and Gene gets to the bottom of them. 58 min. BW 506-57-0644 - Beta $39 98 S525-57-0644 - VHS ...... ,...... • 506-57-2967 - Beta $39 98 S525-57-2967 - VHS...... • RIDIN' ON A RAINBOW' (19,1) GENE AUTRY, SMILEY BURNETTE IIOOTS AND SADDLES' l1937} 8 GENE AUTRY, SMILEY BURNETTE poddlewh~l~t!;~~~~r~t:!.b~np:~!th~:rb=~ ~:r~u°:1:tro~~i~ 8 A British roungster orrive1 with his solicitor to sell the ronch he 1n o bank robbery scheme. His hop•• or• thot the ill-gotten goin will ~uy inherited. Foremon Gene gets into the horse business to sell horses to the a new start for the two of them . Gen• In the meontim• has helped com­ ~l ..e the first succeuhA cattle drive in four years for the group of cattlemen artt{ -here that he mMfs the colonel's daughter, thouqh at first he doesn't 8 0 1 in t~e.og!•nfV:: :~fe:~~; o~ ;~e~!ed~:ith':t~s ~he bbJ~~~h~fg't!i~obbJ. krhe:~-!hae f~~ ~~:· hb~:ub~:~:;;:sr~~:·b :!:!nc~he~.!oO ~ldd:~; to see who wins the bid to sell to the army. There is some d.c:omposition ~~dl!:::N:;nb!hi~~Ge~:~h-::~~~·-~!~~:t:~~:tf:!d'Jr.~~ in the originol materials. 59 min. BW. ship win Patsy'• heart to help her IN th. right and that leads oll our herc>M into o ring-ding shoot out and fist-fight to set the world oright again. 7-4 Sm::t~;:g ~ 8:~"s ...... $39. 98 min. BW 506-57-0654 - Beta $39 98 CALL OF THE CANYON' (19'# S525-57-0654 - VHS ....•..•.• ,...... • 8, ~W~il's~i~nAlt%1 ~'bR~l oM~%J~iiis ROBINHOOD OF TEXAS' (11'7) GENE AUTRY, A crooked agent for the local meat packing compon{, won't pay a fair CASS COUNTY BOYS 8 Robinhqod of Te:11;as is o wo derful, o Id fashioned western in ~;~d ::~,eJ~h!.:;: :'n~f':e!e~ltmc:~:i:.,~• off to the ig city to sff the Gene doesn't get to see Johnson but falls into the aw,uointonce of a ~ t;~~~~ =~;!::: c.:~~~;:~~ !i': ~t~~I ~~~ 0 0 ty lois maintain their flawless re3utahon of always bein1the good guy:s ~~'!,~n~:fi~d~ tr:;. h~b r:~:~J~~:•~:~~:i~!t;ti~~ing!r~n Gene gets The cattle get stomp.ded wrth a biplane, o stolen train is COP.tured by ~ri ~ft~~~ 1':, ~~~~:~i!;~i':,';e, ~te; t,~:a;~baonn~l=st •J!fu~~= Gene and the bod ~y• ore shot before theGecon ffN in on airplane. Mr. 0 0 ~.r. f~~;~~!bl: :i~;i~~n~~~~t ~f'A!;~'lith~•c::.~o~~y 8~;: li:~; ~:~?;~h:!''o~':tt.;go•;;,i!~:;;~. ;;, min~·awd the girl hove O nice with th• music we are treated to.several good choses in clouic horse ~ro 506-57-0651- Beta $39 98 :~~~~~:n::! ~:~~~u,hrt~~:~~:~~·r~~~ ,,y~rn~~~ out O fire that S525-57-0651 - VHS...... • 8 HEART OF THE RIO GRANDE;.p9,2) EDITH ~~~J.ttJ'g'slttNlAi~i~~R. E, FAY McKENZIE, c1C::.W:no~hln~ot~n~ d~d!lr~i~~ts,;;iF.: ~i:oir,from accompanying her After her arrival ffle m okes uf for photos to se,nd to her a~ay• too busy t:',h~= ~~~~~~t!~~.:::°"J:t,~hr~~e.~; ~~~ he lear~s how to core for his daughter. 70 min. BW 506-57-2946 - Beta $39 98 S525-57-2946 - VHS...... • 1 3 b1~E~ul:t'JW!E~ ~~=~·Em~ JATHLEEN CASE 8 This wo1 the lost theatrical film Gene Autry made, though he did continue to make television films until 1955. The telegrofh finally linked Eost with West ond the Pony Ey,reu was no longer vita . Hoving retired from th• pony riding busineu, Gene plans to set up o stage line to corry moil and"his bou, Tom McEw.n fires himl That's disloyoliy. At this some time some of the townspeople hove dKid­ ed to try and d11credrt the Pony Expreu 10 they con land o big govern­ ment mail controd. They hold UP. the pony rider who is in love with McEwen'• daughter, but Gene oncl Smiley find out who they ore and the schemers ore ,top~d cold. Now Gene and Smiley toke in old Mcewen 01 their portner ond their stag• line is founded. mi!~a~ incl. "Sing Me A Song of th• Saddle" ond "Sugar Bobe" .. 59

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TRAIL STREET' (1947) RANDOLPH SCOTT, ROBERT RYAN, ANNE JEFFRIES, Western GABBY HAYES MADGE MEREDITH, JASON ROBARDS War Based on Wilham Corcoron's novel, "Golden Horizon", 9 g!~~EJe88-~m~'. JtlTH~R ANGEL, JOHN CARRADINE "Trail Street" unites Scott as Bat Masterson and Ryon as the DRAMATIC In 1775 Doniel Boone agrees to conduct o party of about 30 families land agent in a shoot 'em up match against cattle rustlers. from N0:rth Carolina to the uneitplored regions beyond the Cumberland There is the conflict between rustlers and legitimate cattlemen 1 1 5 as well as underhanded cattlemen vs. struggling farmers. 84 ALLEGHENY UPRISING• 11939) ~:~~~~7t;; •:,~~;; ~ff~i ~{s i~f~:;~~~k~~~n ~~: J:hi~~nd:ipt~~dhi; min. BW JOHN WAYNE, CLAIR~ TR~VOR, GEORGE lovely daughter from En9lond. 506-57-0692 - Beta • $ 8 SANDERS, BRIAN DONLEVY, CHILL WILLS wi~t~hefir~~i~gn!'~i:;· A:~1f;j~;~~h91ih~ ~~;~s itd ,:~;s:~i~9:W~~vnten S525-57-0692 - VHS...... 39 , 9 8 Set in 1759 when America was a British colony, Wayne In Boone's honor they begin their fortress colle3 Boonesborough but clashes with military commander, Captain Swanson. Swan• ore almost immediately attacked by several Indian tribes and through the VALLEY OF TERROR ( 1937) son's adherence to the rule book is allowing corrupt traders 0 KERMIT MAYNARD, ROCKY THE HORSE to sell goods to the Indians threatening the peace of the valley. trrht:~ a~~~i~ ;;~~:~ h:~~;~s ;;:1i~hr;h.,'it~~~~~i:d with the love The bad guy wants the mineral deposits on Mary Scott's Way_ne takes matters info his own hands. 81 min. BW of Virginia and goes off into the further wilderness to establish a new home 506-75-0775 - Beta for his beloved and a new frontier for American settlers. n min. BW ranch. So he frames the good guy for rustling to ~eep him $ from protecting Mary's interest. Along the way the Salinas S525-75-0775 - VHS...... 39, 98 m:~tm: =-BV~aS ...... $29, 98 Bar suffers the usual choir-throwing, bottle.breaking destruc­ tion and the plot makes all the twists and turns that made BACK TO BATAAN• (1945) JOHN WAYNE, ANTHONY QUINN 1 s fun. 59 min. BW Wayne and Quinn are American soldiers fighting the ~~~~1lJ~~~~;t~W RALSTON. TARZAN a;uotsi~e2s°.: e:~:rns Like many of the great western stars of the 1920's and 1930's, Ken 525-57-0825 - VHS ...... $29, 98 Japanese on Bataan during World War II. When Bataan falls Maynord hod been a real cowboy. As o youngster he ran away from 5 to the enemy, Wayne stays behind to organize the remnants 1 of the American Army and Filipino freedom fighters into a for­ ~~~~~d!~i~:J~~;: ~~~"1itreh: ~~:tn~"~~,i~::1 t~;:~"Nid~:9cCh~';:. midable guerrilla resistance. Darin_g attacks are vividly pionship, and his ability as a horseman brouQht him to the attention of photographed in this moving story of sacrifice for the cause 0 2 1 5 0 8 0 TA~icE~ERt:b1J~. s1~~r!n~ M:~o~ d~~re~ J~d rf~~ m ,h:~u~::,~ere ~d of freedom. 95 min. BW into stardom as the hero in o series of westerns beginning with ss[boo 506-39-0769 - Beta $ REWARD . 525-39-0769 - VHS...... 39, 98 When Tex Sherwood (Ken Maynord) rides into Montana on business, S CT~:c~:;i1~~skb~;k~~A:~1H~f!:~ 0k~i:~1::,~si:h:,j~:11~~:{d~:sr;~s~ THE LOST PATROL' 11934) 8 1 8 0 1 0 VICTOR McLAGLEN, BORIS KARLOFF, ~~i s~yh:~ffe~sh~su~k8~~~:/;Jd"~ ~J ~fs ~~n~ ~ s10'.o()~~e':~i~J t~~~~; 8 WALLACE FORD, REGINALD DENNY, ALAN HALE, Tex and get the papers, In their initial skirmish, Tex outsma.rts the gong, J.M. KERRIGAN, BILLY BEVAN and in doing so makes the acquaintance of Carolyn Jordan, who hop• A terse drama about British cavalryman lost in the pens to be in charge on the dom's con,struction for her injured father. She'll earn a hefty bonus if the dam is finished on schedule, something else the Mesopotamian desert during World War I. They are pursued 1 1 1 0 constantly by the Arob sharpshooters. When the leader of b':dke:y~~leki;1;rd!~~~f:r\t i~~nn :i!i~:;~c~:d ;!;~ew,~ m: ~~ ~e~'i the patrol is killed, Mclaijlen, the Sergeant, takes command Tex Jloes some fast and fancy trick riding to outwit his pursuers, and then of the eleven ragged survivors. Mclaglen sees his men perish returns to the dam site to prevent its demolition, and rescues Carolyn and one br, one but keeps his head and follows his military train­ her fother in the bargain. 1 1 ing. LoSt Patrol" esta}:,lished John Ford's reputation as a fil:u~i: :id~~1!'1~:c~~~~~ ~~~kh~:~n~, n~9: h~;~;~~d;f/!~s~~~~~\1~ director internationally. 66 min. BW scored video prints of this exciting action pocked western. 506-75-0728 - Beta $ 1 0 525-75-0728 - VHS .... ,...... w!~~t:n~u~ri;!hS,.hfi~tnj~o~~Ptbi:~{o~tne;el~~s:hi~ buj;s,~n°li2ne~ S 39, 98 causing one of the worst disasters of its kind. Of special interest is beauteous co.star Esther Ralston, who was then concurrently featured in theatres os graceful Mrs. Darlin~n Poramount's DOCUMENTARY 0 1 0 M~;iie rnd8Fc:~kha~0:'olrveR fW1S~. ,~sf97"trh~~~end~d ~ fil~ ~~~~ ;re~~~: !~~~;"tr i! ;~~ho~? t:!~! b~•fh1~ ~~;:d~~~~jlf enjoying the THE BATTLE OF RUSSIA (1943) Features a Blackhawk Orchestral Score. 49 min. BW 8 As the credits come on the screen and the o~ening 506-57-0935 - Beta $29 98 crawl begins you may think that there is some ' pinko­ 525-57-0935 - VHS...... , plot" as you read the quotes of the great and near great about our wonderful friend, Russia. Now go back to time of r:-Eur1~'b:1~~{Hk9431 1943. Germany and Japan ore the bad guys and Russia is The clue to the location of a fortune is hidden in on old cowboy's song. fighting fiercely to defend herself from Hitler. ~~ :i~~tw called the Range Busters produced by George A w,11 told story of the history of invasions of Russia since w::t:iit the 1200's and ~ow she has repelled those invaders. The 506-57-2704 - Beta understandin9 shown in this film is worth knowing and think- 525-57-2704 - VHS...... $29 , 98 (D . •BOONE) isng50i~7~~0657 BW 0 RAWHIDE 119381 ~ B~~~ (1) LOU GEHR G, SMITH BALLEW 525-75-0657 - VHS ...... $39, 98 The Rancher's Association hos been forcing landowners to knuckle under and Lou goes to lawyer Ballew for assistance. 60 min. COUNTDOWN TO WORLD WAR 11 1 11 BV~aS ...... A compilation incl. Hitler'f Ascent to Power," sm:~tm: =- $29, 98 8 1 Munic~;~unsd~~~~~~d~~ne t~fSJir1{tv/ ~~ i'1~r~9a~i:eN~~ ~:.wtiu?: s~tgJAR~~~rRQZ~~)ANN JEFFREYS, GABBY HA YES, Color Toned. JACQUELINE WHITE, JASON ROBARDS 506-75-0885 - Beta $ The Yqungers, Dahons, Billy the Kid, the Sundance Kid, Wild Bill Doolin, 525-75-0885 - VHS ...... , 1 0 S 49 98 ~dl~~ds~ ~~~i=j~~J;,dai;dh~{is7h-~~~e~t>kl~~!~c~d 1\ue9~Rl~~ J;~~ FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, plso6~5~~h7~t~ ~ott1ertise. 90 min. BW , DECLARATION OF WAR Sm.s1-0111 - VHS ...... $39. 98 8' On December 7, 1941, the Japanese launched their infamous attack upon Pearl Harbor and other militarx bases in the South Pacific. War hod come to America! For the first STATION WEST' (1948) time since April of 1917, Congress was' called ; DICK POWELL, JANE GREER, TOM POWERS, into emergency session to hear a President of the United States 8 STEVE BRODIE, RAYMOND BURR, ask that it declare war upon another notion. AGNES MOORHEAD, BURL IVES "No matter how long it may take us to overcome this Acting as an undercover military intelligence officer Powell premeditated invasion, ttie American people in their righteous investigates a series of gold robberies and solves two murders. might will win through to absolute victory!" and, of course, Greer plays Charlie, the owner of the town. Powell admires the viewer con also see and hear President Roosevelt as he Charlie's sexuality, but mistrusts her motivations. Agnes coins the phrase that has become synonymous with Pearl Har• Moorhead plays Mrs. Casslyn, the owner of the gold mine. 11 11 bor: ••• a date which will live in infamy ... 9 min. aw Raymond Burr is the weak andr.lotting lawyer whose deal~ (ALLEGHENY UPRISING) ings with Charlie have put his Ii e in danger. An all star cast 506-75-2361 - Beta $ combine to moke this one of the all time best stories of the Old 525-75-2361 - VHS...... 29, 98 West. 79 min. BW S 506-57-0782 - Beta $ THE MOVING PICTURE S525-57-0782 - VHS,,...... 39, 98 BOYS IN THE GREAT WAR 8 This award-winning news documentary, the most elaborate produdion Blackhawk has ever made, contains modern ond authentic films of the World War I era to illustrate the changing attitudes toward the War. Anthology. 51 min. 506-75-0881 - Beta $ S525-75-0881 - VHS ...... 39 , 98 NUREMBERG WAR TRIAL' This Blackhawk/Movietone compilation gives an 8 overview as the Movietonews camera filmed t~e historic trial. It was si~nificant that the victors of this war chose to try these people ,n the public forum of a courtroom. 11 min. BW 506-75-2913 - Beta $ S525-75-2913 - VHS ...... 29 , 98

(LOST PATROL) 26 VIDEOCASSETTE History

HISTORICAL YESTERDAYS Step back in time and re.live 4 fabulous decades of the 20th century ... in pictures. Capturing moments as they hap- pened ... from the Roaring 20' s tl,rough the Great Depres- sion, World War II and the Fabulous 50's. Reported by the world famous Lowell Thomas these historical moments were shown on PBS stations throughout the United States under the series name ... LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS. A truly unique treasure of our pdst. BW THE ROARING TWENTIES 2 Newsreels picture Ku Klux Klanners, the ·automobile era, the first solar eclipse in 300 years thoroughly documented, the Charleston, bathing beauty contest, Babe Ruth, Rudolph Valentino died. America's Lone Eagle and Charles Lindbergh and Black Tuesday when the stock market crashed. (2 tapes cover 10 years.\ 260 min. 506-66-068 - Beta $99 98 S525-66-0681 - VHS...... , (F.D.R.) THE NEW DEAL - THE THIRTIES 2 · The Great Depression, Mahatma Gandhi, Thomas THE OLD SOLDIER• 8 Edison, George Gershwin, Mt. Rushmore, The Spanish A Movietone Compilation Civil War, Al Capone the Lindbergh boby kidnapped, FDR, 8 In the opening we see the Battle of Manila. John Dillinger, bread hnes, the 1936 Olympics, Hindenberg( In the second ~alf we get a mini documentary of MacAr­ Howard Hughes, and Lou Gehrig. (2 tapes cover 10 years./ thur's life. This old soldier just doesn't quite fade away. 11 260 min. min. BW 506-66-0680 - Beta $99 98 506-75-2861 - Beta $ S525-66-0680 - VHS...... , 525-75-2861 - VHS...... 29 , 98 THE WAR YEARS - THE FORTIES' WORLD WAR II - THE EUROPEAN THEATRE• Invasion and betrayal bX Hitler, the Battle of Britain, BLACKHAWK/MOVIETONE COMPILATION 8 Roosevelt's 11 1 hate war I speech, Germany rolling 8 Six separate subj~cts are covered: towards France Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt. Roosevelt stated THE ENCHANTED STUDIO/ 1 BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC firmly that the Axis powers ''had asked for it, and were go~ MORE FROM THE ENCHANTED STUDIO BATTLE OF BRITAIN ing to get it." Waves of B-17 bombers attacked Germany. Pothe Freres Studios were the world's largest film producers WAR IN THE DESERT MacArthtJr mode good his promise. Allied naval forces were in the early years of this century. This is a collection cf their LIBERATION OF PARIS destroying the Germon army. The allied army commanded short films. In POLICEMAN'S LITTLE RUN a group of FALL OF HITLER'S NAZIS b/ Patton launched an attack to liberate France, the Bottle Keystone-like cops chase a small canine thief across town all 1945 YEAR OF TRIUMPH o the Bulge, Hitler commits suicide, Mussolini is executed, the way to the mutt's doghouse. The dog then proceeds to All footage comes from the Fox/Movietone newsreel vaults Nuremberg war trials, America focused attention on Com­ chase the impudent policemen back to the police station. THE ond wos filmed while it happened. 55 min. BW munism, "Give I em hell" Herz Trumen trounced Tom Dewey. DOG AND HIS VARIOUS MERITS, features conine activities 506-75-0669 - Beta $ 8 0 - including fox hunting and shepherding. S525-75-0669 - VHS...... 39 , 9 ~ ~c/'l.66~061~ 2:ea:~i 2 °min. A DIABOLICAL ITCHING is the story of a mischevious ~525-66-0679 - VHS ...... $99. 98 young fellow who creates havoc with a bellows and a powder WORLD WAR II: THE PACIFIC THEATRE' (1941.45) that causes most severe itching . A compilation taken from actual Movietone Newsreel THE FABULOUS FIFTIES• THE RED SPECTRE, is skillfully hand-colored and features 8 footage of World War II. Movietone, alone among all .g Brinks in Boston is robbed, MacArthur's "Old a man in a skeleton costume, equipped with horns and a cope, newsreels, secured authentic scenes of the devastation of the Soldier's" speech, Eisenhower and Nixon, Korea, the who pops out of a coffin and performs various magic tricks. bombing of Pearl Harbor. Next Franklin D. Roosevelt declares death of Stalin, Mt. Everest conquered, first hydrogen bomb 31 min. Part Color war in 1941. Japanese kamikaze raids demonstrate some of is tested, Groce Kelly becomes a bride, Suez Canal crisis, Cold the most frightening manifestations of man's destructive war intensified, and Castro and his supporters throw over the MORE FROM THE ENCHANTED STUDIO COP.abilities during tlie war. Next, the invasion of lwo Jima Batista government in Cuba. (2 tapes cover ten years.) 260 More views of 1907 Paris. as filmed by Navy, Coast Guard and Marine photographers. min, THE YAWNER uses the same sets, and some of the same Witness the battle as the Marines slowlx push their way from 506-66-0678 - Beta $9 98 characters as the earlier DIABOLICAL ITCHING. THE the beachhead into the island. Military films show the atomic 525-66-0678 - VHS...... 9 , YAWNER comes to visit, afflicting everyone with his con• bomb being dropped on Hiroshima: blinding light, a ball of S fire, a whirlpool of elemental fires rising to 60,000 feet, the AMERICA BETWEEN THE GREAT WARS 2 to~~OrlCOAr foreshadows the later cinema verite with the shock and sound with boiling clouds. Finally, the surrender Experience the celebrations and tragedies from the misadventures of a man's coot. of Japan in 1945. 55 min. BW 8 roaring twenties to the late thirties. See the fabulous WIFFLES WINS A BEAUTY PRl2:E uses some tricky film 506-75-0670 - Beta $ 8 Century of Progress in Chicago, 1933• l 934; a glimpse of the work with a mirror as Wiffles grooms himself for a contest. S525-75-0670 - VHS...... 39 , 9 Prohibition era; the Hindenburg disaster; off-screen activities He guarantees his success by sending each of the three bux• with Charlie Chaplin and Will Rogers; plus the light hearted om lady judges a card 11 1 am dying of love for you". newsreels of Lew Lehr. 60 min. SW Narration I FETCH THE BREAD is a true short film classic. Dinner's 506-66-0849 - Beta $39 98 ready. The tureen is full, the wine is poured. Great heaven, S525-66-0849 - VHS...... , there is no bread I Our hero runs to the bakery. En route bock, he stops for just one glass of wine. Maybe one more. THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS EXPOSITION/ DOWN IN THE DEEP is total illusion. A visitor finds lovely NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR 1939-40' maidens and untold riches; and returns to his simple cottage A Blackhawk/Movietone Compilation to find it transformed into o magic castle festooned with the 8 11 0 9 0 pearls that were h'is souvenirs. 20 min. Port Color. Both titles ::~:wcy~trk\virfJ~ f~f: f9~9_sJb~? i6 ~~~- :Jar~- :: have a Blackhawk piano and music box score. 506-66-0632 - Beta · $29 98 506-66-0600 - Beta $ S525-66-0632 - VHS...... , S525-66-0600 - VHS ...•.•.•••.• :········· 2 9 , 9 8 CHRISTMAS ON GRANDFATHER'S FARM2 "It's a happy sleigh ride for the Bradford children and ERUPTION: ST. HELENS EXPLODES grandchildren on their way to spend Christmas "Described by geologists and volcanologists as o with Grandpa and Grandma at the big farmhouse. This "old­ 8 once in o lifetime event, Mount St. Helen in southwest fashioned Christmas" begins with Grandpa's reading of the Washington state erupted in a titanic explosion on Moy 18, Biblical account of the first Christmas. The twinkling candles 1980, unparalleled in the continental U.S. in 3 500 years. on the tree, hand made ~ifts, presents for cousins, aunts and Early damage estimates were already above 2 biflion dollars, uncles, and a very special surprise for a grandson, Josh - well on the way to becoming the most costly disaster in all add to the festive excitement of this day. 13 min. 506-66-2953° - Beta $ Assot66~~m- ':.. .2t~~n. S525-66-2953° - VHS...... 29 , 98 525-66-0661 - VHS •.•••••..•.••••••.•.•. $29, 98

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(SILENT ENEMY)

THE 35mm MOTION PICTURE PROJECTOR' In Yonkers, NY is a private collection of 35mm mo­ 8 tion picture pro·\ectors that is the largest collection in existence and is virtue ly complete from the earliest days of the movies to the coming of the talkies. See the units in this extensive collection in close-up detail and in operation. In ad­ dition is a sequence that tells about limelight, the light source used by many early projectors. This film was photographed on 35mm film with a Mitchell camera for r.resentotion of the 1956 Society of Motion Picture and Te evision Engineers. (SEA AROUND US) Ev u~ ~~;~ 30 min. BW 566~tti663 S2S-66-0663 - VHS ...... FILMING THE BIG THRILLS/ S $29, 98 FILMING THE FANTASTIC 8 From the series: 11 Adventures of a Newsreel Camera• man" "Bi~ Thrills" includes scenes of the 1920's Florida hurricane, 1930 s floods of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, the collapse SPORTS of Honeymoon Bridge at Niagara Falls and more, plus the spectacular tragedy at Lakehurst, NJ of the Hindenburg, 11 BAER vs LOUIS/ "Fontastic shows giant boys and midget 1:1irls, a librarx LOUIS vs SCHMELING of books inside a walnut, a youn~ man wearing a drape of 8 honeybees and more. "Fantastic,, 1s accompanied by a c'1arm• BAER vs LOUIS (1935) LEGENDARY PERSONALITIES' isngsb~:2i.b6~4d~B~~~I score, 20 min, BW This is the complete motion picture of the heavyweight box­ Haile Selassie, George Bernard Shaw, Sir Arthur ing contest held at Yankee Stadium, New York on September 8 Canon Doyle, and other foscinating greats of the 20's S2S-66-0624 - VHS...... $29, 98 24, 1935, 22 min. BW and 30's. Coupled with Lew lehr's Newsettes this historical, LOUIS vs SCHMELING (1936) and informative package offers both the serious and light side GEORGE MELIES: CINEMA MAGICIAN (1978) On June 19, 1936, the Great International Heav;weitt osf ;hol6a1~st.'.:'.ss:t~ min, Melies was the first cinema genius, a professional !i:in~ontest was held in Yankee Stadium, New ork. 2 magician who realized that the movies offered the best 8 525-68-08S2 - VHS ...... $39. 98 illusion machine ever. His were the original horror/sci.fi/fan• S06-9S-0631 - Beta $ tasy films. This film gives his basic biographical data, as well S2S-9S-0631 - VHS...... • as some backgrounC on turn of the century Paris. There ore 29 98 colored excerpts from THE IMPOSSIBLE VOYAGE and ex­ 8 cellent passages printed from newly discovered negatives. Pa1~ttt~,a~e2:,if:i°aducer. 27 min. Port color F.Y.I. SS2S-87-2739 - VHS ...... $24. 98 MOVIE MUSEUM THE REALITY OF SELF-DEFENSE Narrated by PAUL KILLIAM 8 This program is for the whole family. Even Poul Killiom's MOVIE MUSEUM is at once a fasci­ if r.ou never thought of "learning self-defense'' this program 8 will show you the very basic, but effective techniques for tak­ nating and entertaining review of the first 25 years of the mo­ tion picture art form. See and learn how the art developed ing core of yourself when help is not nearby. and matured almost completely during this period, Comedy, There is no need to have had r.rior experience in ony of drama, horror all are exhibited for your fun and education. the martial arts to learn the simp e basic moves in this tripe. Two sets I and II comprise a total of 20 hours on 10 cas­ It begins with your mental awareness and cautious thinking. settes. Start with one and you'll want the other. 5 cassettes. From there Mr. Jock LoCoco, a 4th degree in block belt 10 houri. VW Nor karate, will show you the correct way to make a fist, how to MOVJE MUSEUM I follow through on a strike, and the correct w~y to use your 506-66-0666 - Beta $ l 9 legs as weapons. You will see and learn the effective "strike SS2S-66-0666 - VHS...... 9 , 98 points" on the human body starting at the foot and moving MOVIE MUSEUM II all the way to the top of the head. Next you learn the "escape 506-66-0668 - Beta $ l 9 techniques" of how to get out of an attack situation. You will S2S-66-0668 - VHS...... 9 , 98 learn how to disable your attacker and to block and counter S attack. THE PLOUGH THAT BROKE THE PLAINS/ With the availability of this program, can you afford not THE RIVER 2 8 to ~U-':K:'.osi~ ~ e~ia - THE PLOUGH THAT BROKE THE PLAINS 11936I S2S-66-0S97 - VHS ..•.....•. ••.• .•.•.•.. $29, 98 Pore Lorentz's PLOUGH THAT BROKE THE PLAINS broke the European monopoly on social documentary films. It was made for the Federal government. The film concerns the 400 million acres of the Great Plains, PERSONALITIES their settlement misuse and consequences. Throughout, the makers' techni~ues and talents provide elo­ D. W. GRIFFITH: AN AMERICAN GENIUS2 (1975) quent testimony to the power of fdm, and the revenge nature A pentrating documentary of a legendary filmmaker, tokes on those who misuse her. 25 min. BW na r- THE RIVER (1937) 8 rated by the renowned film critic Richard Schickel. The story is one of man against nature. The setting, Ten­ Excerpted works include "Birth of a Nation", the dramatic nessee. The task, to control the Mississippi and its flooding. ice floe rescue in "Way Down East", and the epic spectacular 29 min. BW "Intolerance". The gifted and intuitive Griffith was more con­ 506-66-061S - Beta $ cerned with ideas and stories of his own choosing rather than SS2S-66-0615 - VHS...... 29 • 98 box office draws. 56 min. BW Narration. 2 506-34-0682 - Beta $ THE SEA AROUND US (1953) S2S-34-0682 - VHS ...... , This documentary of the fauna, history and life of­ S 39 98 8 the ocean was based on Rachel Carson's fine study and FROM BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD2 won on Oscar for documentary, feature length. 61 min. From Shirler Temple's " Biggest Little Star of the Thir­ 506-66-0716 - Beta $ 8 ties", to Lew ehr's "Cwazy Monkie", this program is S2S-66-0716 - VHS ...... , 8 (REA.llTY SELF-DEFENSE) S 29 9 a treasure chest of fun. Other hiijhlights include a thirties' fashion show, a ride on the Mississippi riverboat, and Ed THE SILENT ENEMY (1930) Sullivan covering his newspaper beat and interviewing Ed­ The silent enemy: is hunger. The film is an impeccable die Cantor, Jock Dempsey, the Little Rascals, and others, 48 8 reconstruction of Ojibwoy Indian life before the white min. Narration. man. 506-66-0880 - Beta $ The film, based on 72 volumes written by Jesuit missionaries S2S-66-0880 - VHS...... , between 1610 and 1791, leaves a visual record of a vanishing S 39 98 way of life. Music performed exactly from the original score. 87 min. BW Fu~J6~gl~o66S - Beta SS2S-66-06(iS - VHS ...... $39. 98

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AVIATION AVIATION VOLUME 1' Includes the tro ic crash and death of de Pinedo; at­ 8 tribute to the duratle and luxurious sky giant the Graff Zeppelinf· Lindbergh's thrilling trans-Atlantic flight; and one of the bo dest experiments in aviation, the Pan American Clip­ pers, amphibious planes that circled the globe. All told as the newsreefs told it when it happened! 60 min . BW Narration. 506-70-0823 - Beta $ S525-70-0823 - VHS...... 39 , 98 By using · your Blackhawk Collector's Plan for your videocassette buys every time you order at regular price, it's just like having "sale price insurance."

FLIGHTS AND FL YERS 2 RAILROADIN' (1941) A BLACKHAWK/MOVIETONE COMPILATION This film was made by the General Electric Company 8 Three marvelous short stories from the camera of to show America on the move with her system of rail­ Fox-Movietone newsreels. Covers various stories about: roads. 1941 steam~ diesel and electric locomotives and trains WILEY POST, HAROLD GATLY, HOWARD HUGHES, WILL of the times from all over the notion. From Daylights to Hud­ ROGERS, JIMMY WALKER, COSTE AND BELLONTE, sons steam is covered; Railway Ex_press to meat and grain AMELIA EARHART, the MOLLISONS, AMY JOHNSON, loadings are shown. Great shots! This is for all fans, much EDDIE RICKENBACKER, RICHMOND MERRILL, WRONG railroading. 27 min , WAY CORRIGAN. 506-77-0612 - Beta Also includes o short on Rogers and Post, the last flight and ~25-77-0612 - VHS...... $24, 98 burial. All actual footage from the newsreel camera. 34 min . S BW • STEAM & DIESEL ON THE 506-70-0667 - Beta $ BESSEMER & LAKE ERIE/THE S525-70-0667 - VHS...... 39 , 98 8 DIESELS ROAR ON THE PENNSY Photographed by Fred Mcleod FLIGHTS AND FLYERS: AMELIA EARHART' "Steam & Diesel" was filmed in 1951-52 so we see A Blackhawk/Movietone compilation of Miss passenger service in t.he twilight years. The final run of the Earhart's exploits from about 1932 to that garbled daily (except Sunday) local between North Bessemer and 8 11 message received at Howland Island. See her pilot an Greenville, PA is shown. Diesels Roar" was filmed between autogiro, a tickertape parade in New York following her 1952 and the early 60's. See five "Geeps", the westbound trans-Atlantic trip, receiving the National Geographic Award "Duquesne", a Baldwin "Centipede" and much more, a great from President Hoover. Also arriving at Neworlc ofter com­ many of which are now gone. Actual sounds recorded on the p~etin.9 a cross country flight in 17 hours and some moments, scene. 24 min. BW and that after spending about 2½ hours on the ground for 506-77-0605 - Beta canopy repairs. Then on to Honolulu by shi_p . Next, a new Lockheed comes to her by way of Purdue University where S525-77-0605 - VHS...... $24. 98 she is now on the faculty. In this new plane, she does tests at Burbank and finally leaves in 1937 ready to circle the earth THE THUNDER OF STEAM IN THE at the equator. She takes off from San Francisco toward BLUE RIDGE Hawaii. fn Honolulu on take-off the plane ground leeRs and 8 Photographed by Fred Mcleod crashes. Amelia goes bock home by ship vowing she II do it 0 0 yet. Finally, we see her taking off from Miami tow~rd Puerto ta~i~: ~r:i ~~e~h: ;ti~~it l°W~~eer~,i~ ~~Tl~i~nett:;:,eu;~ Rico. 11 min. BW Roanoke and Bedford, VA. You'll see the N&W's tough ar­ ticulated locomotives in the 2-6-6-4 and 2-8-8-2 wheel ar• 506-66-2929 - Beta $ (THUNDER} 525-66-2929 - VHS...... 29 • 98 rangements, pulling and pushing on the mountain grades, an·d S the n7w modern 4-8-4 passenger locomotives on some of the BERKSHIRES AND HUDSONS OF THE BOSTON & rood's name trains such as the Powhatan Arrow, the Cavalier ALBANY/RAILROADING IN THE NORTHEAST and the Pocohontas. The actual synchronized sounds is music 8 for every rail fan . 20 min. 506-66-1218 - Beta BERKSHIRES AND HUDSON$ OF THE BOSTON & ALBANY S525-66-1218 - VHS ..••.•..•.•••••••••• $24, 98 Our film was photographed between 1936 and 1951, most­ ly in the area of Springfield, Mass. Some of tho trains you'll see are the New England section of the Twentieth Century, the New England section of the Wolverine, the first day's run of the New England States, and Wendell Wilkie's campaign train. All-in-oil~ it's a 2heot view of the fading days of steam, ;kiLR~Ao,~~ ,'t.i°TH~ ~~~~~~ts} Made in the 1930s and 1940s, when the preponderance of motive power was still steam.On the New Hoven you'll soe4-6-4s, 4-6-2s, 2-10-2s, and electric. On the Now York Central 4-6-4s and a 4-8-2; on the Central Vermont, 0-6-0s, 2-10-4s, 4-6-2s; while on the Delaware & Hudson you'll see 4-6-2s and a 2-8-0. Both photographed bb J. W . Deely and E. R. Blanchard and orS06-66:o:a'3R~ B~t~rael 30 min . BW 525-66-0603 - VHS ...... $29. 98

BOSTON & MAINE - ITS FITCHBURG DIVISION AND HOOSAC TUNNEL IN STEAM DAYS 8 Photographed by J. W. Deely and E. R. Blanchard That portion of the Boston & Moine which stretches west from Boston to Troy and Mechanicsville, N.Y ., was, until the early years of this centu2', the Fitchburg Railroad. It has since been Of>Oratod as the Fitchburg Division of tho Boston & Maine. The Hoosac Tunnel was originally thought of as a canal tunnel in 1819, but was ultimately built as a railroad tunnel be­ {AMELIA EARHART) tween 1851 and 1876 a cost of SB-million to $20-million - no one actually knows. In all, 139 lives were lost in its con­ RAILROAD struction. Its building saw hand drills and block powder give way to pneumatic drills and nitroglycerine blasting. The first train was run through the tunnel on February 9, 1876. DANGER LIGHTS' (1930) ·g Althdu~h it has a ventilating shaft of 1028-foet, it was elec­ JEAN ARTHUR, LOUIS WOHLEIM : The railroads and railroad men are heroic in their trified in 1911 . Fires were banked and entire trains drawn {ZIGZAG) dedication to the tenet of giving the best possible care to each throuah the tunnel by electric locomotives. The Boston & Maine other and their trains. The climax is unexpected and thrilling . had six electrics, generallr. teamed in two sets of three. ZIG ZAG TRIUMPH OF STEAM' When life is at its bleakest, the true blue railroaders rise to But our film shows steam locomotive activity: on many ports Narrated by JACK KELSO the test. This film belongs in every railroad lover's collection. of tho B&M Fitchburg Division . 2-6-0s, 4-6-2s, 2-10-2s, 4-8-2s, This is a wonderful tribute to the more than 120 years of 73 min . BW 2-8-4s, as well as the electrics at the tunnel. 11 min . Piano history of the steam engine in Australia. 24 min , 506-30-0781 - Beta SOf>~f;:J3r7tJ__b~t°an Mirsalis. BW . 506-66-0662 - Beta S525-30-0781 - VHS...... $39, 98 525-66-2375 - VHS .•. . •. •.•••.•••••••.•••. • $29 •98 525-66-0662 - VHS ••••• ••• .••.•.•.•.•...• $29, 98 29 SALE ENDS $26.88 VIDEOCASSETTE DEC. 31, 1983. From the series: The History of the Motion Picture - Produced by Paul Killiam and Saul Turrell s s A A {THE CLOWN PRINCES OF HOlLYWOOD) (SON OF SHtEK) {WILL ROGERS) AMERICA and THE FALL OF BABYLON THE GENERAL and SLAPSTICK ORPHANS OF THE STORM (1921) 1 LILLIAN GISH, DOROTHY GISH tro\Rl~!.~t~~AROL DEMPSTER, LIONEL BARRYMORE rnsET8EK~!~t, k91tloN MACK 47 min. A love story about o Boston patriot and the dou~hter of an for which :::t:f :.::~:~:u~~ ss~o;~n,e 1~~ey~ with the dry, pantomime 506-34-0647 - Beta War. 27 0 1 L oristocraf~i(ifiALLrydfig3AhB~L~Nonory min . ondensed. VHS •• ,, •••• ,, ...... SLAPSTICK S525-34-0647 - $39.98 L CONSTANCE TALMADGE, ELMER CLIFTON, ALFRED PAGET, CHARLIE MURRAY, FORD STERLING, MABEL NORMAND, SEENA OWEN, TULLY MARSHALL FATTY ARBUCKLE, EDGAR KENNEDY, AL ST . JOHN One of the stories in Griffith's INTOLERANCE, High priests help bring Mdck Sennett raises slapstick to on art. BW Anthology. about the destruction of Babylon. 41 min. BW ~on0ensed. 506-01-0664 - Beta • 506-50-0827 - Beta THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY and THE YANKEE CLIPPER 525-01-0664 - VHS ...... ,,...... $39 • 98 525-50-0827 - VHS.,,.,,,,.,,,,,, .•• ,, $39, 98 THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY (1925) E S JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT, JETTA BOUDAL, WILLIAM BOYD, VERA REYNOLDS E THE AMERICANO and VARIETY THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN and WILL ROGERS Director Cecil B. DeMille transports four train passengers back to previous 1 1~[ ~JtE~~ESS HO.RSEMAN (1922) lives as they "dream" following a spectacularly filmed wreck. 27 min . i~~l~Er1~!fN~s,1tl~A RUBENS BW Condensed. Is it Ichabod Crone' s imagination or is there really a headless and wins Caribbean country tu!I~~!~ i'r~i~~r 8~ec'i~nd;~;:tridden horsemay/i°tlw~a~e~:w . THE YANKEE CLIPPER (1927) 9 WILLIAM BOYD, ELINOR FAIR LYA DoPUTTI WARWICK WARD WILL ROGERS Thrills and romance as the Yankee Clipper races the British lord ¥ti~J!~f~Jg! of the Isles from Chino to New England to capture the tea trade. 27 min . ln 1926, VARIETY broke box office records all over America. some of ~I :~ti~~;;.m his vaudeville days to A love affair is tangled by the classic triangle. BW Condensed. hi~k1~tt~~e~~~~~~~~~~~f BW Anthology. 506-30-0832 - Beta 506-66-0829 - Beta 506-30-0648 - Beta S525-30-0832 - VHS,, •••• ,, •• ,, •••••••• $39. 98 S525-66-0829 - VHS ..... ,, ... ,,...... $39, 98 S525-30-0648 - VHS,, ...... ,, •••• ,,. .. $39, 98 BLOOD AND SAND and SON OF THE SHEIK 2 rt~o~fH~~L~JlNi~ ~1ll NITA NALDI ~?8Z.~&,1~~E~n~RON THE STORY OF THE SILENT SERIALS and ?k Trials and tribulations of Hoodoo Ann, from her days in the GIRLS IN DANGER 1 1 0 orphanage to her happy marriage. 27 min . BW C~ndensed. wedding t~h i~"~h7~~~!f ~!;~~th:~~ i~: ~::i, ~h~ :e~~ttf~i'D~~:~eS~il~ THE STORY OF THE SILENT SERIALS 45 min . Condensed. 506-30-0650 - Beta PEARL WHITE, RUTl'I ROLAND, MARY FULLER, HELEN HOLMES, HARRY HOUDINI, BORIS KARLOFF 1 525-30-0650 - VHS...... $39. 98 ~5'Di~~ J!tMT~JiK~\[t21 BANKY, AGNES AYRES S se~~ls~uts!~:~;n~l~ll~i1° ~itli~:hJ:g;.many of the great silent Valentino, the sheik, believes he hos been betrayed by o danc­ 929~ ing girl and abducts her to seek revenge. 27 min . BW Condensed. GIRLS IN DANGER HORRIBLE DOUBLE FEATURE 506-55-0649 - Beta JETTA GOUDAL, MAE MARSH, LILLIAN GISH, PJl.;J~!lRLY~~~E~ ~~TH'!_Y~f~me°JD, NITA NALDI, GLORIA SWANSON S525-55-0649 - VHS ...... ,, ...... $39, 98 A dramatic potpourri of damsels in distress: Lillian Gish floating on ice; BRANDON HURST, CHARLES LANE, LOUIS WOLHEIM Swanson tied to the railroad tracks and more. 27 min . BW Although DR . JEKYLL AND MR . HYDE hos been filmed many times, DRACULA and THE GARDEN OF EDEN 506-42-0834 - Beta DRACULA ~922) this vers~H~oHLJNtHB~tl( ~t~~fRlbtM:w Con~ensed. 525-42-0834 - VHS ...... ,, ••• ,,...... $39, 98 ~~M~~RJ8N ¢..L_!&~~~~~MGRANACH, LON CHANEY S an~h\se~r6::~~~/ ;f:.siswo~~~~~;::ru retains all of the essential drama remorkobl!~~r~!~l~~t~W~: ~~s~~o;!~ 1~::s l~~dn;r~;:stfhe f:~:~r:t BW Condensed. THE STORY OF WILLIAM S. HART and rn~R~1i~~F~1TWc~~mN1~, LOUISE DRESSLER 506-30-0846 - Beta Would-be opera singer Tini LeBrun meets her Prince Charming THE SAD CLOWNS while vacationing with her Baroness friend . 27 min . BW Condensed. S525-30-0846 - VHS .... ,,...... $39, 98 THE STORY OF WILLIAM S. HART WILLIAM S. HART 506-86-0646 - Beta 525-86-0646 - VHS ...... ,,... WEEDS, ~;~~~~gt:r~i~; r'J:. ~fn~1r;LL~s'~INtE~.f:~t::rl~~~:Bali S $39, 98 th010 An ¥~E SAD CLOWNS FILM FIRSTS, PART ONE AND TWO CHARLIE CHAPLIN, EDNA PURVIANCE, BUSTER KEATON , fitts Bt~l~~Me1~::~TRiP1b 1~rtM~N~i~~l:h::/e::fr:~t HARRY LANGDON informative narration. 5 5 0 N60~if: :~~;~J~~h\o~ Ji ~!!~EJf ~?~~~:'.~, to~~! o1 ~h:~1~~; REe;URf~(~fQN~~~K•a~~~~T~UT~~if~5~~JRDo~~AmM,;n~~::~:~ era. BW Anthology . An excellent review. S 1 min . BW Anthology. 506-66-0887 - Beta 506-66-0882 - Beta S525-66-0887 - VHS ..... ,,...... $39, 98 S525-66-0882 - VHS ...... $39, 98 FUN FACTORY and CLOWN PRINCES OF HOLLYWOOD THE FUN FACTORY THE TEMPEST and THE EAGLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN, MABEL NORMAND, KEYSTONE COPS, MR. SUPER ATHLETIC CHARM 2 OTHERS 1 1 r~JNT~tmi1~l J.MILLA HORN, LOUIS WOLHEIM, A lively sampler of early film lau9hter as produced at the Sennett Studio. i~~Jl~~~!1fsftls~ ~1t1W DOVE GEORGE FAWCETT Many excellent sequences. 43 min . BW Anthology. The best of the swoshbudclers with the Block Pirate encountering w:m~~s~~1::l~iee~ sl"!tt:i~;;.his rank and thrown into prison by the THE CLOWN PRINCES OF HOLLYWOOD g95B) 1 love on1HiTHIE fn()'; ~11;DAJ 1 1~~4,SW Condens•d. THE EAGLE , g~~~~EH~~~'. ~rl~UEJR~f,A~~~11l~'Wdg6~,YD, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JULIA~NE JOHNSTON, SOJIN, RUDOLPH VALENTINO, VILMA BANKY, LOUISE DRESSLER CHARLEY CHASE BEN TURPIN, BILLY WEST SNITZ EDWARDS A collection of film dips feafuring some of the biggest laughs from Dou8 falls in love with a beautiful princess and competes with the becomes ~he t~~s~ii:~ ~~~~t~e;~J. 't~1~~~c;;- i:~u;~~b~s~gu~rt·ew Hollywood's true princes of comedy. 25 min . BW Anthology1 wealthiest Oriehtol princes for her hand. 27 min. BW Condensed. Condensed. 506-01-0878 - Beta · 506-53-0843 - Beta 506-30-0828 - Beta S525-01-0878 - VHS ...... , •••• ., ••• $39 •98 S525-53-0843 - VHS ...... ,, ...... ,, $39 • 98 S525-30-0828 - VHS ...... ,, •••••• $39.98 ~ALE PRICE $26.88 UNTIL DEC. 31, 1983 ONLY

THE HISTORY OF THE MOTION PICTURE s a un que Pries of hall hour<, tracing the development of the 20th Century art off lmmo~ ng Some units are conden\at1ons co<11ai.-, .-,g areful 1y rhr Pn h ghl1gh•\ and key scenes from great cla<:,s1rs Others present ontholr)~:Jl'Oily selected mnter•ols frul1'1 many ,ources on spPc1f r themes comedy style<.., 1nd1v1dual \tar<.. d1rec.t anal tprhf'I ques etc. New mu\1{01 scores enhance '11eres1 for today'> oud•ences onrl thoughtful norrat,o"I p1npo1nts the s gn,f cance of each sequence 1n movie history recalling the challenqe<, 'med bv •he ( raft\men who made them

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NOSFERATU, THE Sci-Fi/Suspense VAMPIRE (1922) MAX SCRECK, 8 GUSTAVE VON WAGENHEIM, GRETA SCHROEDER DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1920) JOHN BARRYMORE, MARTHA MANSFIELD, NITA NALDI Directed by the Germon director F. W . Murnou, this is the 8 Organ score by Gaylord Corter. 65 min. BW first attempt to translate Brom Stoker's "Dracula" to the screen. "Nosferatu" is filled with unusual and symbolic camera work. 506-86-1056 - Beta Let your imagination toke you through the murky post to 183B S525-86-1056 - VHS ...... $39. 98 Bl~~kh~:k~nsb~~~~s~!~1 ~~~~~~ s2a~i~~oew upon the earth. FIEND WITHOUT A FACE' (1958) 506-86-0884 - Beta MARSHALL THOMPSON, TERRENCE KILBURN 8 A U.S. airbase hos come to a small town in Canada. S525-86-0884 - VHS ...... , $39. 98 The jet noise has upset the livestock and the townsfolk. But, on unseen enemy is even more upsetting to everyone. With OUTSIDE THE LAW (1921) the help of o retired scientist the secret is discovered when it , 8 LON CHANEY, PRISCILLA DEAN, RALPH LEWIS, E A. WARREN is almost too late. Brain like creatures ore thriving on the The original negative of OUTSIDE THE LAW was destroyed, atomic power of the airbase! 77 min. SW and until tlle mid-seventies no prints were thought to exist. Hap­ 506-86-0614 - Beta eily Bob DeAores did locate a print of this mystery in which Lon 525-86-0614 - VHS ...... Chaney, the master of make-up, ploys 3-ports. $39. 98 The print, however, was somewhat damaged. So extensive restoration was necessary. As now offered, these prints ore HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME good, but do contain some flaws near the end. (1923) LON CHANEY In the movie, a likeable hood Silent Madden, and his This bid budget production of the Vidor Hugo classic 11 8 daughter pion to ''go stroight • Unfortunately, Madden is fram­ captures the atmosphere of medieval Paris. ed and goes to jail. And his douBhter, embittered by the turn Chaney is the hunchback bell-ringer who is devoted to the of events, continues to lead a lif9 of crime. 77 min. BW dancing girl. A silent that endures as a classic. 95 min . SW, musical score. 506-52-0844 - Beta 506-52-0835 - Beta S525-52-0844 - VHS ...... $29.98 S525-52-0835 - VHS ...... $39 •98

JOHNNY ANGEL' (1945) THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1925) GEORGE RAFT, CLAIRE TREVOR, SIGNE HASSO, 8: LON CHANEY, MARY PHILBIN 8 LOWELL GILMORE, HOAGY CARMICHAEL, MARVIN MILLER Strange things ore happening at the Paris Opera House. Noted as one of George Raft's most famous pidures, this Deep beneath it lurks a scorre0 genius methodically plotting sea and land action pocked mystery thriller finds Raft pursu­ revenge. He's a creature so hideous that he strikes terror into ing and solving the murder of his father, and breaking up a everyone. notoriou.s ring of thug_s. He is aided in his role by his beautiful The story is a classic that this 1925 movie, the first filmed ver­ supporting actress, Claire Trevor. 79 min . BW sion, lives up to sfedocularly. 506-30-0733 - Beta Lon Chaney, Sr. s oding brought never-ogain~uolled power and scope to the title ro18. Diredor Rupert Julien keP.t the ac­ S525-30-0733 - VHS ...... $39. 98 tion moving. And the highly unusual colored masked boll se­ quence shocked audiences used to black and white. A moster­ MACABRE MOMENTS FROM eiece of horror. Organ score by Gaylord Corter. 79 min. Port THE PHANTOM OF THE Color 8 OPERA (1929) 506-86-0848 - Beta LON CHANEY, MARY PHILBIN, NORMAN KERRY 525-86-0848 - VHS ...... $39. 98 This edited version of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA S follows the entire story and includes the most intense and spec­ tacular scenes of the original. The suspense mounts as the im­ minent introduction of the Phantom unfolds. At first he is a mere THE PHANTOM SHIP 119371. or legend. When the Opera House is sold, the new owners are 8 MYSTERY OF THE MAllY CELESTE (1936) to[d they may hear of a ghost of the opera. The men laugh • wtth BELA LUGOSI at this, but soon the "ghost" materializes. THE MYSTERY OF THE MARY CELESTE, mode in England MACABRE MOMENTS includes the most exciting moments in 1936, was released in this country in 1937 under the title of the original: The Phantom drops a chandelier on the au­ THE PHANTOM SHIP. The story is based on a true account dience in the Opera House; the masked boll, which was dona of one of the strongest incidents ever recorded in Maritime beautifully in color; the entrapment of Christina's lover Raoul history. and a detective in a flood near the Phantom's lair; and the On December 4 1 B72, Captain Morehouse of the British chose scene in which the townspeople pursue the Phantom Brigantine, "Dei Gratia", sighted another brigotine ship of through the streets of Paris to the river front. about 300 tons steering on erratic course. She did not reP.ly The organ score by Gaylord Corter odds significantly to to Morehouse's signal. He examined the brig through his the dramatic tension of this classic horror movie. If you don't binoculars and recognized her to be the Mory Celeste, her skip­ own the full length version of THE PHANTOM OF THE ~- Benjamin Briggs, was qn old friend and he was particularly OPERA, here is on opportunity to acquire a skillfully edited pleased. But his pleasure soon changed to bewilderment. There version which maintains the imped of the original. 34 min. was no one at the ship's wheel, no lookout man and no one Port color. MUS on deck! Afraid that they might till be ill with, eerhops, the 506-52-1173 - plague, Morehouse pulled doser and called out. Still no answer. Beta He then ordered that a boot be launched and men be dispat­ S525-52-1173 - VHS ...... $39. 98 ched to board the Mory Celeste. It wasn't like his old friend, Briggs, to leave the wheel unattended and the ship floating free with no one on deck. What was the explanation¥ He soon had THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO the answer. There was nobody on board. THE MARY CELESTE MUCH• (1934) was a derelict. 8 PETER LORRE, LESLIE BANKS, EDNA BEST Based on a true happening. 64 min. BW "The Mon Who Knew Too Much", featuring ~ater Lorre 506-30-2479 - Beta as the dedicated anarchist Abott; Leslie Banks as the imper­ 525-30-2479 - VHS ...... turbable Englishman Bob Lawrence, and Edna Best as his S $29.98 skeet-shooting wife. fascinating staccato violence, a blister­ ing style of story-telling, m,rging scenes so breathlessly you ore always rapt and tense. 77 min . BW STRANGER ON THE THIRD FLOOR' (1940) 506-35-0839 - Beta PETER LORRE, JOHN McGUIRE, ELISHA COOK, JR. 525-35-0839 - VHS ...... $29. 98 An innocent man, framed and imprisoned for a series of S mysterious murders, is released from prison. He seeks his THE MONSTER WALKS (1932) persecutors with a vengeance and finally discovers it was the MISCHA AUER, WILLIE BEST maniacal Lorre that sent him up. 64 min . 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BW 506-30-0836 - Beta S525-30-0836 - VHS ...... $29. 98 31 , 0J\A / Ji1i~ L-o vlt, _j/y, j_ ~ --f:lu4L SERIALS ~-\}~K~ ~VJ HOP HARRIGAN 1-A MAD MISSION .••••••.•.••••• .••••. .• 101 -83-5988 2-THE SECRET RAY .•.••••..••••.•••.•.•.•• 101 -83-5999 All orders accepted first come, 3-THE MYSTERY PLANET ••••• ..••...••.• 101 -83-5985 first sold. We will not accept 4-PLUNGING PERIL .•• •..•.•.•...•.••••.• 101 -83-6000 5-THE TRADE BY A MADMAN •..•••.• .. 101 -83-5960 COLUMBIA layaway or COD orders for 6-A FLAMING TRAP .•• •••.•...... ••••.••• 101-83-5972 7-THE CHANCE FOR LIFE ..... •...... ••.. 101 -83-6017 these. All prints are brand new 8-WHITE FUMES OF FATE ....••••••••••• 101 -83-5961 and we are selling them as is, so 9-DR TOBORS REVENGE ...••. •.• ••.••... 101 -83-5973 10-JUGGERNAUT OF FATE •••••••••••••.• 101 -83-5986 we £!!!!.!!21. accept any returns. 11-FLYING TO OBLIVION ••••.• •••.• ••..• 101-83-5974 CLOSE 12-LOST IN THE SKIES •••• .....••••.•• •••.• 101 -83-5987 13-NO ESCAPE •.••....•.•.••..•••.•••••..... 101-83-5989 14-THE CHUTE THAT FAILED •••••• •. ..••• 101-83-6018 15-THE FATE OF THE WORLD •.• .•••.•..• 101-83-6001 BATMAN OUTS! SAVINGS 4-BATMAN'S TRAPPED .....•••.•••.•••.. 101-83-6031 6-TARGET BATMAN .• .••• .. •••.•• ••.•••.. 101-83-6027 8-ROBIN MEETS WIZARD .•••. .••.. ••• •• 101-83-6036 10-BATMAN'S LAST CHANCE .: •••.••••• 101-83-6032 200 foot BLACK & WHITE SILENT 11-ROBIN' S RUSE •• ••.•••.•..•••.•••••• •••. 101-83-6037 Was ..•• ...... S12.98 NOW ...... S2 .99 OVER 75°/o 12-ROBIN RIDES WILD ••••..••••.•••.••••. 101-83-6038 13-WIZARD CHALLENGE ..• .••••.•• ...••• 101 -83-6029 ALL STARS, 1975 ••..••••...•••••••••..•••..• 101 -83-1215 CONGO BILL ALL STARS, 1974 •....•••...••...•••.•.•...•• 101 -83-1216 ioo foot BLACK & WHITE SILENT 1-THE UNTAMED BEAST ••.•.•••••••••••• 101-83-5962 ALL STARS, 1973 •..•••••.•••••..••••.•••.•.• 101-83-1217 Was ...... S12 .95 NOW ...... S2 .99 2-JUNGLE GOLD •••• •••. •• ••.•••.•.••••.•• 101-83-5975 ALL STARS, 1970 •.••••.•••••••.••••••••••••• 101-83-1219 3-A HOT RECEPTION •...•..•.•••.•.•• ..•• 101-83-6002 NHL HIGHLIGHTS, 1971 ••••.• ••.••• •••.• •• 101-83-1221 WONDERFUL ISRAEL ••• ••••.•• ••••.•••••.•. 101-83-1204 4-CONGO BILL SPRINGS •..•••..•..•..•• 101-83-6019 NHL HIGHLIGHTS, 1972 ••••• ••...••••.• ••• 101-83-1222 LAS VEGAS ••••• ••• ••.•• •• ••••.•• •• ••••••.••.. 101-83-1205 5-WHITE SHADOWS •••.•••••....•••••..•• 101-83-5963 NHL STANLEY CUP, 1971. •••••.•• •.•••• •• 101-83-1223 A VISIT FROM GRANDPA ••••••••.••. .••.• 101-83-1208 6-THE"WHITE QUEEN •..••••••••..•••..••• 101-83-5964 NHL STANLEY CUP, 1970 •••••.•••••••••.• 101-83-1224 THE BAT'S CAVE ••..•.•••••.•••••••••••••... 101-83-1262 7-BLACK PANTER .• •• •. .•••• .. •.•..•• .•••• 101-83-6020 NBA PLAYOFFS, 1972/1973 •..•. •.• ...... 101-83-1226 8-SINISTiiR SCHEMES •.. •••••••••.•...•.•• 101-83-5990 NBA HIGHLIGHTS, 1971/1972 ..•••..••.• 101-83-1227 GENGHIS KAHN ••••.•.•.• •• •••• •• •• ••••••• .• 101-83-1263 THE GOLDEN FLEECE ••.• ••••• .••• •• ••.•.••• 101-83-1265 11 -A DESPERATE CHANGE •.•••••••.• ..•. 101-83-6021 NHL STANLEY CUP, 1974 ••••.• .•...... 101 -83-1230 12-THE LIAR OF THE JUNGLE •• •. .•••..•. 101-83-5976 OLYMPICS, 1972 GYMNAST ••.•••.•.••.•• 101 -83-1231 BORN FREE ••• ••••••••••••••• •••.•.• •• •••••••• 101-83-1269 COWBOY ••••• ••• ••••••••• ••• •.••• ••• •••• ••• •• 101-83-1271 13-MENACE OF THE JUNGLE •• •• ••.••..• 101 -83-5977 OLYMPICS, 1972 TRACK •.••.• .••..•..••.. 101 -83-1232 THE CYCLOPS ••• •••••••••••••••.••••••• ••••.• 101-83-1274 14-TREASURE TRAP ...... 101-83-5966 NHL STANLEY CUP, 1975 ••.•....•••.•.... 101 -83-1235 15-THE MISSING LffiER .•• •...•••.•...•.• 101 -83-5978 OLYMPICS, 1972 AQUATICS •••• ..•...••. 101 -83-1236 BATTLE WITH TALOS •.•• .•• ••.•• ••• •..••••• 101-83-1275 OLYMPICS, 1972 COMPETES .•••••••..••• 101-83-1237 BATTLE ON OUTER SPACE •• .. .•• •••••..••• 101 -83-1276 VIGILANTE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP ll •••••• 101-83-1239 MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE ••• ••••••• 101-83-1277 2-MYSTERY OF THE WHITE ..•••• .••..•• 101 -83-5983 WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP lll ..••• 101-83-1240 STRANGE VOYAGE •.•• .•• •••• ••••• •• •••• .•• 101-83-1285 3-DOUBLE PERIL ...... 101 -83-5969 WORLD SERIES .•.••••••••••••. .•••• .••••••.•• 101 -83-1243 SPELLBOUND HOUND ••..•••••• ••••• ••.• ••• 101-83-1286 4-DESPERATE FLIGHT ••.•• ••••• •••. ••.••• 101 -83-6012 SUPER BOWL VII, 1973 •••.•.••.....•....•. 101 -83-1247 THE SILENCERS ••• •• •••• •.•• •••••••••••••••••• 101-83-1288 5-IN THE GORILLA'S CAGE .•• •••• •••••• 101 -83-5970 SUPER BOWL V, 1971...... ••••••..••...••• 101-83-1249 RIDING FOR A FALL ••• •• ••• •••• .••••••••••• 101-83-1289 7-MIDNIGHT RENDEZVOUS •••.••.••••• 101 -83-5984 SUPER BOWL IV, 1970 ••••.••••. .•..• ...••• 101-83-1250 RINGS AROUND THE WORLD .•••••••.•••• 101-83-1290 8-BLASTED TO ETERNITY ••.••.•••••••••. 101 -83-6013 STRAIGHT JACKET •• ••.. •.•• •••.• ••• ••••• ••• 101-83-1292 9-THE FATAL BLOOD •. .•• .••..••••.••••. 101-83-5971 SUPER BOWL II, 1968 .•••• .•.••..•...••.••. 101-83-1252 TRITON LORD OF THE DEEP •• •• ••••••. .•.• 101-83-1294 WORLD CUP 70 GERVSEND •..•••.••..•••. 101 -83-1255 11-X-1 CLOSES IN •••••••.• .•• ..•••••••••••• 101-83-5955 SIN BADS MYSTERIOUS AMULET •• •••••• • 101 -83-1299 13-THE TRAP THAT FAILED .•••• .••..•••.. 101-83-5959 GOLF - MIRACLE AT OAKMONT •.••.•• 101 -83-1257 SIN BADS MYSTICAL ADVENTURE •• ••• .•• 101-83-1300 ALI vs. FRAZIER lll •.••••..••••.••••••••.••. 101 -83-1260 14-CLOSING IN •••.•.• ....•••.•••.•••..••••• 101 -83-6016

200 foot COLOR SILENT Was ...... S24.95 NOW ...... SS .88 400 foot COLOR SOUND Wa s...... S59 .95 NOW ...... S14 .88 NBA PLAYOFF, 1970 ..•••••.••••.••••...... 101-83-2441 200 foot COLOR SILENT NBA HIGHLIGHTS, 1971 •.•.••••.•••• .••••• 101-83-2442 Was...... $24.95 NOW ...... S5 .88 THE PROFESSIONALS •..••.•••.•••••••••..•• 101-83-5930 NBA HIGHLIGHTS, 1969 ••.•.•••.•..••••••. 101 -83-2443 GffilNG STRAIGHT •.•••••.•••.•.••••. ••...• 101 -83-5932 NHL STANLEY CUP, 1970 •• ••• ..•...••.••• 101-83-2447 TEST PILOT •• •• ••• •••• ••••••.• ••••••• •••• ••. .•• 101-83-2483 GENGHIS KAHN •••..•.•••.. .•• •. ••••••••• ..• 101 -83-5934 NHL HIGHLIGHTS, 1971 •••. .•.••.••••••••• 101-83-2449 THE SILENCERS •••••••.••••••••••.•.••.••.•.•. 101-83-2486 A DATE WITH JET ••...••••..•.••.•••••••.•.• 101-83-5936 NBA HIGHLIGHTS, 1972 ••••••••...•••••••. 101-83-2451 STRANGE VOYAGE •• .••.••••.••••. .••.••••• 101-83-2487 MURDERERS ROW •.•••••..••••.•••••.•.. .•.. 101-83-5943 OLYMPICS, 1972 AQUATICS •• .•.•.•••••• 101-83-2452 BORN FREE •.••.••••••••....•..•••.••••..•.•.• 101 -83-2491 THE CHASE ••.•••.•••••••••••• ••.••• •• .•.• .... 101-83-5947 OLYMPICS, 1972 COMPETES •.••• •••••••• 101-83-2453 COWBOY ••••••••.•.•••••••••••••.••.••..•.••. 101-83-2493 TAXI DRIVER •••••••••• ••••••••••••..••••••••• 101 -83-5950 NHL STANLEY CUP, 1975 ••••••.. ••.•••••• 101-83-2455 GENGHIS KAHN •••• •••• ••••...•••••••••••••• 101-83-2496 WORLD SERIES, 1977 .••••.••••..•••.•.•••• 101-83-2457 EVIL MAGICIAN •• •••. •••• ••••••••••••• •••.•• 101-83-2498 WORLD SERIES, 1974 .• •• •.• ••. ..• •• •••••. . 101-83-2459 DRAGON'S LAIR •• ••• ••••••• .•• •• •••••••••• • 101-83-2499 WORLD SERIES, 1972 ••.••••.••••..•••.••.. 101 -83-2461 TRITON LORD OF THE DEEP •• •• .••• ••••• •• 101-83-2500 200 foot COLOR SOUND SUPER BOWL, VII, 1973 •••••• •••..•• ....•• 101-83-2466 GOLDEN FLEECE ••.•••• •••.•••• •• ••••••• .•••• 101-83-2501 Wa s...... S34 .95 NOW ...... S6 .99 SUPER BOWL, V, 1971 .•••••.•••••••••••••• 101-83-2469 FORMAN v1 . FRAZIER ••.••.. •••..••.••••• • 101 -83-2472 THE GREAT GAZOO (Dutch track) •.••••• 101 -83-3415 FRAZIER v1 . QUARRY •• •••••••..•••••.•.••• 101-83-2473 FRED GOES APE (Dutch track) ••••••• .•••• 101 -83-3416 200 foot BLACK & WHITE SOUND YAKKY DOODLE bUCK GOLF - MIRACLE AT OAKMONT ••.••• • 101-83-2474 Was ...... S24 .95 NOW...... S5.88 FOOTBALL FOLLIES ••.••••.•.•.•..•.••••.••• 101 -83-2475 (PortugHe track) ••..••••..•...••.•..•..••• 101-83-3420 ALL STARS, 1975 •••.•••••••••.••••.•••...•.. 101 -83-2476 DE'STINATION MAGOO (Spanish track).101-83-3425 ALL STARS, 1974 •••.••.•••••••••••..•••••.•. 101-83-2477 WONDERFUL ISRAEL •. ••••••• .. •• •••••....• 101-83-2403 MAGOO'S HOUSE HUNb ALL STARS, 1973 ••••.••.••••.•••••..•••..•.. 101-83-2478 ZOO IS COMPANY •••. ••• ••••••••• ••.•••.•• 101-83-2407 (Spanish track) ••.• ..•••.••.••.•••••• •••.•• 101-83-3426 ALL STARS, 1972 •••.••••••••.••••• .••••.•... 101-83-2479 GENGHIS KAHN ••..•..••.•••••••••••••• •••.• 101-83-2420 BEAii ON A PICNIC (PortugeH track) •• • 101 -83-3427 ALL STARS, 1970 .•.••••••. .•••.••••.••...••. 101 -83-2480 JAYWALKER ...... 101 -83-2421 BIG BRAVE BEAR (PortugHe track) •••• •• 101 -83-3428 EVIL MAGICIAN •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••.• 101-83-2422 MAGOO'S PROBLlM CHILDREN DRAGON LAIR ••• •••..• •• •••••••••••••••• .••• 101-83-2423 (Spanish track) ••. .•••••••••.• •• ••••• •.. ••• 101-83-3429 FAIL SAFE •••••••••• .•. •• ••••. .•••••••• ••• ..••• 101 -83-2425 MAGOO THREE l>OINT (Spanish track) .101 -83-3430 200 foot BLACK & WHITE SOUND BATTLE WITH TALOS •••••••• •• ••.•.•••••• •• 101-83-2429 MATADOR MAGOO (Spanish track) ••. .. 101-83-3431 Was ...... ••...... 24.95 NOW ...... S5.88 RIDING FOR A FALL ••••••• •••• •••• •• ••••... 101-83-2431 SIR HUCKLEBERRY HOUND THE SILENCERS ••••••.••••.•••••••••• •• •••.••. 101 -83-2432 (Spanish track) •• •••• ••••.•.•.•• •••••••••.• 101 -83-3432 FRAZIER vs. QUARRY .•••••.•••••.••••.•••• 101-83-2415 COWBOYS ••••••••••••• ••.••••••••••• ••• •• .••• 101 -83-2435 BIG BAD BULLY (Spanish track) ••• ••••••. 101 -83-3433 LOVE BUGGED BEAR (Spanish track) ••• 101-83-3434 WHEN MAGOO FLE"W (Spanish trac,) .• 101-83-3436 400 foot COLOR SOUND 200 foot COLOR SOUND OOMPAHS (Spanish track) •••••••••••• •••• 101 -83-3437 Wa , ...... S59 .9S NOW ...... S14 .88 Was ...... S34 95 NOW ...... $8 .66 MATADOR MAGOO (PortugeH track) •• 101-83-3440 THE MAGIC FLUTE (Spanish track) •• •••• . 101 -83-3441 WORLD SERIES, 1976 •••.••••••.•••••••••• • 101-83-5903 ODESSA FILE •.• ••• ••••• •••••.•.••••••• ••••••• 101-83-3402 THE MINER'S DAUGH'rER WORLD SERIES, 1974 •••••••••••• ••.••••.•• 101-83-5905 ANDERSON TAPES •.. ••• ••••..•••••.• •• ••.•• 101-83-3403 (Spanish track) .•••.•••••••.•••••••••.••••• 101-83-3442 ALL-STAR GAME, 1973 •.••••••.•••.•.• .••• 101-83-5906 SHAMUS ...... 101-83-3408 MAKIN' WITH THE MAGI GOLF, OAKMONT, 1973 •• ••.•••••••• •. .. • 101 -83-5907 RIDING FOR A FALL •••••••••••••••••••••••• 101-83-3409 (Spanish track) ...... 101-83-3443 TENNIS INSTRUCTION #1 •.•••••• ••.•••..•• 101 -83-5908 THE SILENCERS •• •••• •• ••• •••• •••• ••• .•••.• ••• 101-83-3410 THE UNICORN IN THE GARDEN TENNIS INSTRUCTION #2 ...... 101 -83-5909 BATTLE WITH TALOS ••.••••••••• ••••• •••••• 101-83-3445 (Spanish track) •••• •• •.••••••• ••• •• •••••••. 101-83-3444 TENNIS INSTRUCTION #3 ••••.••••••••••••. 101-83-5910 TENNIS INSTRUCTION #4 •••••••••••••.•••• 101 -83-5911 FANTASTIC FOOTBALL FUNNIES .•••••••• 101-83-5915 400 foot COLOR SOUND ALI/SPINKS, Pt. l •• •••••••.•••••••••••••••••• 101-83-5916 400 foot BLACK & WHITE SOUND Wa s ...... 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Musical FRED ASTAIRE

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A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS' (1937) 8: itR~C~s:~i:~ JOAN FONTAINE, GEORGE BURNS, Beautiful lady Alyce is being imprisoned on the grounds of Aunt Caroline's family castre in the English countryside. Andhit's all because of her love for an American ski instruc­ tors e met in Switzerland. Alyce manages to slip away from the castle and up to London to find her American love who is visiting there. Fred, George and Gracie are visiting London, too. Geor~e, Fred's press agent, is really doing a job for Fred by making him the hottest gossip column item in the realm. In her haste THE FRENCH LINE' (1952) THE LOTTERY BRIDE' (1930) to escape one of Auntie's household staff, Alyce jumps into JANE RUSSELL, GILBERT ROLAND JEANETTE MacDONALD, JOE E BROWN, ZASU PITTS, Fred's taxi and our story really begins. 8 "French Line" is a musical about o girl who's too rich. 8 JOHN GARRICK, CARROLL NYE The dance se~uence at the "fair'' is absolutely outstanding I It seems that all the men ore after her money, so she decides The setting is Norway, Jennie (MacDonald) enters the I2:J~L/s \uo\ pmi~~ iwhtful, amusing, funny, romantic and to go on a voyage to sort things out. On tF,e liner, there he marathon dance contest at o cofe to attempt to get funds to isl No matter how his bank account is. Ah but he hos spies aid her brother Nels (Nye) who hos embezzledbonk funds 506-88-0761 - Beta out because he is a very rich Parisian travefing incognito and to support his gambling. is wary of fortune hunters. 102 min. On her release from/.rison for aiding him, Jennie offers 525-88-0761 - VHS .. ,.,.,.,,,..,.,.,.,.,. $39. 98 506-88-0749 - Beta herself as a lottery bri e. Her ticket is purchased by Chris, who gives it to his older SHALL WE DANCE' (1937) 525-88-0749 - VHS .. ,. .... ,,,. .. ,., .. , FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS, S $39 •98 brother. Jennie and Chris ore reunited . 85 min . BW 8 EDWARD EVERETTE HORTON 506-88-0660° - Beta GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS' (1945) Musical and with a Gershwin score. Ginger is the snobbish 525-88-0660' - VHS,.,., .. ,.,.,.,.,., musical comedy star who couldn't care less that ballet star JOAN DAVIS, JACK HALEY, JANE GREER S $39. 98 Astaire has fallen for her. She isn't interested in him at all, 8 Showbiz world highli9hted by the zany antics of until the_y dance to_gether. They weave magic in the air with Joan Davis, slapstick, and flat 1azz by Gene Krupa and his bond, 95 min. SW m:-N~~~~~T~t~LORIA de HAVEN, "They Can't Toke That Away From Me", and "let's Coll The GEORGE MURPHY, WALTER SLEZAK, Whole Thing Off", Also, featured is the famous roller skate 506-88-0748 - Beta ADOLPHE MENJOU sequence where Fred dances with Ginger. 116 min. BW It's o greatly improved re-do of the 1938 ROOM SERVICE now with S525-88-0748 - VHS,.,,., .. ,.,., .. ,.,., $39. 98 singing, dancing and romancing. A young playwright wonts to r~onr 506-88-0714 - Beta the money Ml loaned o fast-talking Broodway producer, but the prodvcer 525-88-0714 - VHS,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,., $39. 98 (1943) hos other ideas that will bring about o new backer with real financial sup• S HIGHER AND HIGHER' port. Sinatra's first ever screen kines from de Hoven and Anne Jeffreys : FRANK SINATRA, LEON ERROL, MICHELE MORGAN, 8 JACK HALEY, VICTOR BORGE, MEL TORME, MARY McGUIRE 's'~,:ri.olo~'osg~,i.~:C"· 88 min. BW $ A musical about a bankrupt aristocrat who conspires with 525-11-0705 - VHS ...... , .. , .... , .. ,...... 39 •98 ARTURO TOSCANINI CONDUCTS MUSIC his staff to regain his fortune by masquerading a scullery maid OF GIUSEPPE VERDI as his daughter and marrying her into money. Numerous com• POT '0 GOLD (1941) 8 ARTURO TOSCANINI, NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA icol twists and shining cameos. Sinatra, in his first leading role, JAMES STEWART, PAULETTE GODDARD, HORACE HEIDT Views of Toscanini and exceptional performance of Verdi's is showcased well. 90 min . BW 8 Based on the famous radio money giveaway show Hymn of Notions, 28 min , BW 506-88-0741 - Bola of the some name, POT '0 GOLD was James Roo\evelt' s first 506-88-2454 - Beta and lost movie production. Political Fonnedions enabled him S525-88-0741 - VHS,...... ,.,..,,. .. ,. $39. 98 to hire Hollywood's best talent, A forerunner of the big, flashy S525-88-2454 - VHS .. ,. .. ,.,, .. ,.,.,.,. $24. 98 musicals, ttie plot revolves around a big band's struggle for their "big break", An oddball delight. 86 min . SW 506-88-0851 - Beta S525-88-0851 - VHS .. ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. $29. 98

SING YOUR WORRIES AWAY' (19•2! BUDDY EBSEN , BERT LAHR, JUNE HAVOC, 8 THE KING SISTERS Two song writers try everything they can think of to become paid song writers. Ttie great Bert Lahr mugs and carries on while Buddy dances and ploys the piano, The King Sisters sing beautifully and look equony as beautiful, The plot is com­ plicated w~en the two innocents and their _girl friends get en• tangled in a giant swindle. This is a fluffy funny film , A groat addition to every collection, 71 min, SW 506-88-0710 - Beta S525-88-0710 - VHS,.,.,.,..,.,.,.,. .. , $39 •98

(IF YOU KNEW SUSIE) {ARTURO TOSCANNI)

IF YOU KNEW SUSIE' (1948) BLACK AND TAN (1930) : EDDIE CANTOR, JOAN DAVIS, ALLYN JOSLYN, 8 /ST, LOUIS BLUES (1929) 8 CHARLES DINGLE Eddie and Joan are two retired vaudeville odors living in BLACK AND TAN (1930) a New England town. They ore not accepted socially, that DUKE ELLINGTON is until a letter from George Washington establishes them as Duke Ellington's first screen appearance was this extraor• descendants of a colonial patriot. 90 min . BW dinary and deeplr. moving film produced in the second year of sound by Dud ey Murphy, 20 min, BW 506-88-0737 - Beta S525-88-0737 - VHS,, ,. .. ,.,.,,..,,.,., $39. 98 ST. LOUIS BLUES (1929) BESSIE SMITH Bessie Smith sin9s the blues! set in a smoke-filled speakeasy of the late Twenties, Hor on y film , 16 min, BW 506-88-0630 - Beta S525-88-0630 - VHS,. .. ,., .. ,.,.,.,,.,. $29. 98 35 Video Disc

{RISKY BUSINESS) (RAIDERS) ANIMATION 8 ~t1~~::1~ 1~tt?J, RICHARD BURTON ~~f vHETs~ffsKT~ llbi~. BILL Y DEE WIL LI AMS gfl,:~8/s~Jf CLA US (1981) 1 Two special unit cops ore hunting on international terrorist. Hoirro isi ng l ss,s~JJ ~OO~ ~e:. ~-~~'.~~~. ~-~~!:t: .. .:~ -~-i~: ...... $34. 98 99 min. Roted R. Award winning blend of animation ond live odion tells star}' of little 575-30-5384 ...... •...... •...... •..•• $29. 98 trl who discovers the real meaning of Christmas while looking for a lost 5 06 ~t!if bEEf~~Ju~i ~ARRIS, RAYMOND MASSEY J1\°..81~60sI~. .~!~: ...... $29. 98 Based on John Steinbeck's "Coin and Abel" set in Americo on the eve ~!~~~i wfb~~ LOST ARK (1981) of WW I. A Classie. 115 min. PADDINGTON BEA R VO L. I (1983) 575-30-0289 ...... $24. 98 575-86-6062 ·······························•······•·········· $29.98 2 978 ~7t81~6i 6§i~~-~~~ ... ~-~-.~:~: ..' ...... $1 9 . 98 1 ~r~~NJ ? Lrs~g3.1 ~~~~~8 ) m~m1mlRON SILVER 57~~ 7°J.'~2~4~: -~~~!.' ~- ~-~~~'.~! -~~~~-~~ '.~. ~~~~~ .::~; -~-~~: .ii4~~8 A lawyer's senle mother dominates his life in on absurd comedy, Cult 119 min. Roted R. WISTERN film . 87 min . Roted R. 575-86-61 55 ...... $29.98 BANDOLERO ( 1968) 575-0 1-6152 ················································· $29.98 JAMES STEWART, DEAN MARTIN, RAQUEL WELC H 1 5 1 1 Outlaw brothers escape across the border into Mexico with Raquel a s DRAMA ~flli 1~~~~ t~1~%W t 89 min . ho, 575J7.~ 1~6 ...... $29. 98 ftiyd.. t~~u~~HELORES TAYLOR S75-86-6129 •...•...... •....•.•.....•..•.... $29. 98 A free school is imperiled by the towns people. 112 min . JOHN WAYNI 575-30-6125 ...... ·•····· $24.98 1 9 fJ~FGB~li~rs! lllJ1cA LANGE ~5 ~~~2~N~, t9BERT MITCH UM Remake of the 1933 classic. 135 min. 1 f!i~~•~:f~G81~Lv~EE WILLIAMS 575-86-0249 ...... •...... 534. 98 T's1!~t~~:4; ~~~~- ~-i~. ~~i~-~~:. ~~~- ~~~ ~~-~ ~. ~~~-r.i~ ... •~:. .~.i~.. $39. 98 1 Bi5~5~§~s1J4~t-~~. ~-~~~!.~~. ~~'.~.~ .~'.~~~~~:. ~~:~~~:. ~-~. ~i_n_ .$24 . 98 1 ~~~~t~J~R~s,Howard Hawks hos now become o classic. ~rg;:1~~EJ~JteiERIE KAPRISKY 575-86-6149 ...... $24.98 Wayne tries to prevent a killer from escaping from the town jail and hi1 l 00 min. Roted R. help is nil. 141 min. 575-30-6150 ...... , ...... $24.98 575-57-6147 ..•...... , ...... $39.98 s.o.s. Video Disc s.o.s. We do not stock these titles in our plant, but we will special order them for you after we receive your order. Please allow 8 to 10 weeks for delivery. BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS ...... $29.98 SEARCH AND DESTROY ...... $29.98 GREGORY'S GIRL ...... $29.98 THE SWAP ...... $29.98 KIPPERBANG ...... $29.98 TRUCK STOP WOMEN ...... $29.98

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PETER SELLERS 1 59 ANIMATION 9 ~~N'1:~~L~g.c~~\ 1~~1~~~~RN 1WJ1DAN ~8~rgu~~r::~.B_tJ~fft'6m~( ) THE BEST OF TERRYTOONS ~)N~fi~L~~R~~i~v/6 ~1tEN, PETER FALK 112 min. BW CHRISTOPHER LEE With Mighty Mouse, Heckle and Jeckle, Deputy Dawg, 94 min. 575-30-6065 ········ ··················•··· $24.98 84 min Hector Reothco~ Oi_nky Duck, Possible Possum ani:j 575-01-6076 ······························ $24.98 SAYONARA (1957) 575-86-5376 ...... $29.98 5 GINIRAL COMIDY MARLON BRANDO, MIYOSHI UMEKI, THE HOUSE ON SORORITY ROW G5"/J_r1~ C)99 .. ~'.~: ...... $29.98 FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN (1980) JAMES GARNER 92 min ELLIOTT GOULD. SUSANNAH YORK 147 min. 575-86-6089 ...... $29.98 mn J>uW'M~~:~~\l~~tNsDug:inNNY 103 min. 575-30-6042 ...... $29. 98 1 78 min 575-01-6093 ······························ $29.98 5 ~~~~~r:grE::&tMt~r~re~~frA Jm1 575-81 -6070 ...... •.... $29.98 FRAGGLE SONGS VOL I :frt~NMM~~ Dl~~itl..H KERR, DAVID NIVEN An innocent men is vidimized by the criminal justice FAIRY TALE CLASSICS 1 98 min. BW system. 90 min. BW Incl. "Cinderella", "Ugl)': Dudding", "Red Shoes", Fr57J~01~68~2t~:.~. .•~_i~: ...... $24.98 575-30-5923 ...... $29.98 575-86-6073 ...... $24.98 " Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" and "The Bremen NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VACATION (1983) MUSICAL 9671 Bond" 50 min CHEVY CHASE, IMOGENE COCA, ~DWE\i~i1?/ 1'gDNiiWJE~ 575-81-6083 ...... •.... $29.98 CHRISTY BRINKLEY r.r~:titA'lIJE~R:~MmkR. JOAN BLONDELL 109 min JOURNEY BACK TO OZ 98 min. Roted R 9 1 575-86-6014 ...... $29.98 With voices of Liza Minnelli, Ethel Merman, Donny 575-01 -6069 ····•·•······················· $34.98 i~;,,n•~e~k~f. • n~~b'.~~ '[}!~~~:~i~kht05 f~!9'g•~ Thomas, Milton Berle, Mickey Rooney, Henchel Ber- STROKER ACE {1983) 515-88-60~4 ...•...•...... $24.98 ~:tHN~i?:c°Rt ':&N~N~1~~kR ~~,g~~~1~~,j~~~HE0,:i)1t9() (~~'.' original witch now BURT REYNOLDS, LONI ANDERSON 104 min 96 min :~~r~ ~~RRLdim1i. OMAR SHARIF 575-86-6078 ...... •...... $29.98 575-81-6098 ·•············· ·· ········ •· · ·· $29.98 575-01-6071 ...... $34.98 Good musical about Fenny Brice. 155 min. MAD MAX (1980) LITTLE WOMEN 7 575-88-6075 ...... $39.98 MEL GIBSON Louisa Moy Alcott's story 60 min. ~~~~Ew J~~yvl~: 8/cK MARTIN ICI-PI/IUll'INH 90 min 575-81 -6085 ...... •... $29.98 96 min 575-86-6081 ...... $29. 98 MIGHT MOUSE, THE GREAT SPACE CHASE 575-01-6097 •·· · ····· ······ ··············· $29.98 :it~~~t~bW;~~~ FARROW SOUTHERN COMFORT (1981) 88 min. DIIAMA 91 min KEITH CARRADINE. POWERS BOOTHE 575-81 -6082 ...... $29.98 575-86-6094 ...... $29.98 105 min. PETER-NO-TAIL k~~L ~Lii°E~'lt~~~?~T W.!'~~~ mrnARR 575-86-6096 ...... $29 . 98 With voices of June Lockhart and Dom Deluise. 82 min 103 min ~8!t~B~~~f~,1m1A8ETH JAMES STRANGERS ON A TRAIN (1951) 575-81-6084 ...... •...... •...... $29.98 575-30-6067 ...... $29.98 112 min FARLEY GRANGER. RUTH ROMAN. THE THREE MUSKETEERS THE CANDIDATE (1972) 575-86-6092 ······························ $29.98 ROBERT WALKER 74 min. • ROBERT REDFORD, MELVYN DOUGLAS 101 min 575-81-6087 ...... $29.98 105 min ~~~LM~Lrf~D~gm~ ~ieLt 575-86-6066 ...... $24. 98 TUBBY THE TUBA 575-30-5211 ·····················•··· ····· $24.98 ROBERT CUMMINGS With voices of Did: VonOyke, Pearl Bailey, Jock Gilford 1 123 min ~Em:vc~isN~r~HELLEY WINTERS, and Hermoine Gingold. 81 min. Stereo. ~~N~~dtm 575-86-6064 ...... $24.98 CLAUDE AKINS 575-81-6086 ···· ··•·········•············· $29.98 1 1 1 1 M5v;5~3bJ~tlcfJ':. .~!. .~~:~.-~- ~~-~~-~i: .... ~i.$39. 91 ~1~:~g~g~1t~~..M mENTINO. A;!s~i~~~ e~'9t~.~ • -~~•-~~-~~:.:~•• ~'.~: ••• •• •• $29. 91 COMIDY LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING (1955) MARTIN SHEEN LAUREL & HARDY JENNIFER JONES. WILLIAM HOLDEN 93 min 1 102 min 575-86-6077 ...... •...... $29.98 :il&:Jf J. ~lWDY 575-30-6068 ...... $29. 98 6 The 'Boys' lost film. They inherit c uranium rich_is_lond THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER (1982) m~nfiSD".!.Dali%J DANNER. YUL BRYNNER KIRK DOUGLAS, TOM BURLINSON !~~ ~}l~h:~;n,!~!e92 I~~~- l&H colledion, bvt ,t is not 104 min 104 min 575-86-6079 ...... $29.98 575-02-6090 ·•··········•····•·······•···· $29.98 575-30-6012 ...... $29.98 S.O.S. Video Disc S.O.S. We do not stock lhese titles in our pion!, but we will special order them for you after we receive your order. Please ollow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery.

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ANIMATION DISNEY CARTOON PARADE VOL. II , ,, 1 "At Home With Donald Duck/The Coyotes Lament. GENERAL 1~~Tc:~~i~gt,L}Ai~~~ 1! ~cm THE BUGS BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER MOVIE (1979) 88 96 90 5t5.91.5463 ...... $19.98 5~5-01-5630 ...... s 29. DISNEY CARTOON PARADE VOL . Ill mDA!:~~i~'ffEfe~~%E~~~~l961) 99 5~5-81-0219 ...... $24.98 "Kids is Kids/Goofy's Solute lo Father." 9-4 min. 96 CARBON COPY ( 1981) BULLWINKLE & ROCKY & FRIENDS 5~5-01-5139 ...... $24.98 GEORGE SEGAL 95 575-81-5464 ····························$19.98 Affluent executive is confronted by 01,ou~g block man DISNEY CARTOON PARADE VOL . IV AFRICA SCREAMS (1949) , 5~5-81-5862 ····························$19.98 1 "Through the Mirror," "The Sleepwalker,',: whoS705.o~~J;;~ i~l-~~:•.i~~.'~ .s.~~: ...1 .. ~ .n: .. . " Donald's Golf Gome," "Pluto ond the qopher, A~BB:1:r! ~~;a~~;~~ this zany onel 79 min. BW 529 98 Af~~~:~:i~h~f~?~~i!~~!~~,~e in Love, Chorl!e 575-01-6060 ...... $29.98 1 5 Brown" {196n "There's No Time For lov.e, Charlie "Dragon Around," "The Whalers," "Society Do~ ft~eBfa~9,~_ kARVIN 1 9 0 m Brown "(197Jf "It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown" ~~h:-~;ttl~P~,.,~;iw~~~~t~,ro•;n~~~;tfor~;'P ,~P1:~.s :giri\1NHEA~t luLIE HAGERTY 96 i:i~~f '!i'i ~;:~u',e tho G,eoto,t, Chod;e 8;:w:~ Blue Note." 88 5t5.01.52a2 ...... $24.98 02 5~5-01-5194 ...... $29.98 m~HAii1~:m.RTIN BALSAM 515-81-5143 ...... $ . 5t5.91.5594 ...... $19.98 A CHARLIE BROWN FESTIVAL VOL . II :biLtNHEAl~J,1Y~§YD BRIDGES DISNEY CARTOON PARADE VOL. V 12151to~~~i4i ...... $29.98 the Easter Incl. "Boot Bu ilders", "Pluto's Quintuplets'', "Chef s:~si.,tr. Yno:~1~:~~';,'s1ci:u:.·i~o9/tt's BB 5t5-01-5846 ...... $29.98 THE CAVEMAN (1981) . ~75-81-5466 ····························$19.98 Don5~d;~801n-1722e~ .~?.. ~!~: ...... S 19. 98 ALL THE MARBLES (198 l) RINGO STARR, BARBARA BACH 92 m,n. A CHARLIE HOWN FESTIVAL VOL. Ill DUMBO (1941) PETER FALK 575-01-5891 ...... $29.98 64 11 MrL~n~iwtiiNJe~t: l) );~~·~~h:s~~~~~- ::~11.·,y~:.;:rN:~ ~r:r!t:.'\ ~~ 5~5-81-5588 ...... $24.98 3s1tol-5541 ...... $24.98 ANIMAL HOUSE (1978) m;,_575-81-5518 ...... $19.98 WINNIE THE POOH ,, ,, . . l 0\1W:o~~ti1~ ...... $29 · 98 A CHARLIE BROWN FESTIVAL VOL. IV "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree, Winnie JOHN BELUSHI · the Pooh ond th~ Blustery Doy," "Winnie the Pooh ond 109 61 575-81 -5806 ...... $19.98 51W:01.0330 ...... $29.98 ~~~rim~~:Lm~ CHARLOTTE 'S WEB (1972) Tiga;7;_90,-~~~i ,mi~.·...... $24. 98 94 :.:.,iiNri~ ~1'fi~ KEATON, PAUL SIMON 73 5~5.i1t~£9i3 ...... $29.98 5t.81-0242 ...... $24.98 ~tt~~: CHEECH & CHONG'S NICE DREAMS (1981) 0 93 5t5-01-5309 ...... $29.98 88 , :H!~~~SHeors O Who" and "How the Grinch Stole CHILDREN'S 0 5t5.i•tM4 ...... $24.98 ~~~T~~~%'Mt ys'!~~:r L'6~i CHU CHU AND THE PHILLY FLASH (1981) Chrt7s~~;-J: 1li": ...... $24. 98 PROGRAMS J ALAN ARKIN, CAROL BURNETT DUNDER KLUMPEN (1979) 575-01-5863 ················· ...... $29.98 92 MR ROGERS GOES TO SCHOOL (1979) 1 85 mlretR~~~~\~1k~~ MACLAINE 5~5-01-5639 ...... $29.98 5~5-81-5886 ...... $29.98 11 A DAY AT THE RACES (1937) THE GREAT SPACE COASTER SUPERSHOW (1981) \1tao..5972 ...... $19.98 THE MARX BROTHERS 59 MISTER ROGERS - HELPING CHILDREN 12551to~~118 ...... $24.98 UNDERSTAND s1s-81-5659 ...... $24.98 tl~'-121~'6~N~Nt~s~ JlrilxaY 11 \1to~~501 ...... $24.98 A GUMBY ADVENTURE 11 mi 6 \1t80-5604 ...... $19.98 100 1 51to1.036B ...... $24.98 ~MTft~eitgrJJb1 t SCOTT, SLIM PICKENS 11051t81-5616 ...... $24.98 93 m;n. BW $24 98 HANSEL & GRETEL t~i~~f ~JJ&~e, LIZA MIN NELLI 0 82 COMEDY 97 THfJuiHtm,i-jii.i-ii"eoiiiiwiiEii'Foic (1976) 5~5-81-5692 ...... $14.98 GEORGE SEGAL. GOLDIE HAWN THE HOBBIT (1978) C. CHA .. LIN 5t5-01-5715 ...... $29.98 78 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE ( 1944) l0\1t575-01-0110 ...... $29.98 5~5-30-5471 ...... $24.98 1 CAm:i~~1tdts~1?~.L~~E············$24.98 DUCK SOUP (1933} rnrR~1i~iwi:m_1VIRGINIA CHERILL THE MARX BROTHERS 98 ~~;~0~"';,~TA~f~ci:~~'.~rn BRIDGES, TAMMY 01 ef'fi.r~~~A~~!tA'Z-~M O'NEAL 575-01-0358 ...... $ 19 . GRIMES, ANGELA LANS8URY 's1s-~'Z.;/i~! ...... $19.98 T~~DllW~ . 95 102 0 51to1.0253 ...... $24.98 BURT REYNOLDS, SALLY FIELD 100 mm . Roted:- 5~5-81-5700 ············· ...... $29.98 ~~~~L~r~i~~?it~~!J/l.frJGODDARD 575-01-5628 ...... $29. 8 THE LORD OF THE RINGS (1978) THE BAD NEWS BEARS BREAKING TRAINING 13 12a51to~".'."0080 ····························$19.98 u.,r[i2,,M DEVANE, CLIFTON JAMES ~r1~l e1~~~'b~t\~'IJD~'!'l.~c~fBl 's1t81.5545 ...... $39.98 9 14 MAGIC PONY (1978) ~i?llL~r cWt~M t1LmTE GODDARD 97 5!;s.01-5686 ...... $24.98 l 51to1-038S ...... $29.98 EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW 89 $19.98 9 BO 5~5-81-5896 ...... $29.98 5t5.tf..oo11 - ...... ef'tt'tt1Llki.1lou1se LASSER ABOUT SEX BUT WERE AFRAID TO A.SK (1972) THE PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH (1969) WOODY ALLEN LYNN REDGRAVE BB mm. Roted R. ... SILLIRI 82 89 5~5-01-5423 ...... $24.98 575-01-5486 ...... $24.98 5~5-81-5582 ...... $24.98 BENJI (1974) FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH (1982) RACE FOR YOUR LIFE CHARLIE BROWN (1977) 8 1 ~m~ lJ1.mti e%YN DOUGLAS Bo 5~5-30-5417 ...... $24. 98 Se57t_onr6~~3'.~:. ~-~'.~~. -~·...... •..••••...• $34. 98 riv;~~~~·r:c:~ !i~!~i:~; ~i:s:J i.lr~hf f~r ~,r,.::~: 12 1 2 's1to1.5211 ...... $39.98 ~~[D~: ~~~J.1it Jr REYNOLDS ~~C~O~Jm~rnDIE MURPHY fo"'5natom ...... $24.98 9 10 RAGGEDY ANN & RAGGEDY ANDY (1976) i~M·~ire'~~~~!~1~ ~t-tEN. CAPUCINE 31's'.01-5827 ...... $29.98 97 5~5~~1~6000 ····························$29.98 87 11 BETWEEN THE LINES (1977) 5~5-81-5574 ...... $29.98 \1to1.5287 ...... $29.98 STEPHEN COLLINS, MARILU HENNER ~~i1~~1J)r~HEVY CHASE THE SECRET NIMH ( 1982) THE PINK PANTHER STRIKES AGAIN (1976) 11 PETER SELLERS A comedy.romance. 100 mm . 83 575-01-5964 ...... $29.98 \1to1.0225 ...... $29.98 5~5-~i'.sao6 ...... $29.98 THE BILLION DOLLAR HOBO ( 1977) 1 TERRYTOONS l0\1to1.5684 ...... $24.98 VOL . 1 Tim Conway, WiU Geer, Eric Weston & Bo. 96 min . WMfe~Ry~~:.ium ~kYt 15 complete cartoons with Mighty Mousd Heckle & m~:~e?&~~.?~~1~/tp~i~E~LU!WR 575-01-6029 ...... $29.98 1 l0\1to1-5525 ...... $24.98 Jeck~1li~~l2i6~~:. ~~~!~. ~~~~~~~~ ·~.~ ·· ~$~4~9a 11 iLE~z~rioi~~g~~e ~fLlleR TOM & JERRY ,, \1to1 . 5459 ...... $29.98 90 i'/!~~~~;Etl~6't JiimTT 107 m;, A T & J lou~h filled festival. Some titles ore: The REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER (1978) 515.i1t~i2i·9 ...... $29.98 0 1 PETER SELLERS, DYAN CANNON A Ft~N~1;-t~~t ·ii,;;;,,eN"eo·o,iriie·wS;NJ ~~Jn,h~ ~:;::~s!~~Y!n~f1,ft~· rc!tC~~c~~~~I Coo~ BLUES BROTHERS (1979} 98 DAN AYKROYD, JOHN BELUSHI 9 0 0 5~5-01-5517 ...... $29.98 575-01-5114 ...... $3 9 . 98 mJi'g's'°M'. ~/L SILVERS, BUSTER KEATON w S~s':tl~S~ 3rt.~~~:. ~~- ~:~: ...... s24. 9a A SHOT IN THE DARK g964t 1 99 TOM & JERRY 11 (1978). ,, ,, .. 1 ;15-01-5979 ...... $24.98 PETI~s:t\:~~l~~.E. .•...... ~~.. ~:~:. $24. 98 g:~i~tNtH:;fTii~e9/.96eNNIS QUAID "Mouse Trouble," 'Cot Nop,P,ing, lnvmble ~ ~~ ~ 100 Mouse," "Saturday Evening Puss plus 4 more. 58 ~~~~Le~! L~J. PJ~~lbAJ1~~~~ miw SELLERS 51to1.0302 ...... $29.98 97 8 m;,575-81-5511 ...... $24.98 ~~1~~Ws~!.,\fJd/i~ f,!>NDRA LOCKE WATERSHIP DOWN (1978) 5~5-01-5902 ...... $29.98 11 WHAT 'S NEW PUSSYCAT ~96v 31's'.01.6050 ...... $24.98 92 's!;'s.81-5475 ······••·•··· ...... $19.98 0 10 PETI~s:t\:\iir~.~~ .. .'.~ .. ~'.... .~. ~·.~$29. 98 ~!'tf[EJig~~ ~irnR MATTHAU ANIMATION­ 98 5t5.i1t~;5~4 ...... $24.98 DISNEY ~~rv°~t~~i~ (~ii~y CHASE 90 m;, . Roted R. 575-01-5262 ...... $29.98 ALICE IN WONDERLAND (1957) CALIFORNIA SUITE (1978) 75 ALAN ALDA, JANE FONDA 5t5-81-5540 ...... $24.98 DISNEY CARTOON PARADE VOL . I . l0\1to1.5457 ...... $24.98 "On Vacation with Mick•y Mouse & Fri~nds:' ond CANDID CANDID CAMERA (1983) "The Adventurei of Chip 'n' Dole moke up thrs delightful ALLEN FUNT 6 cort575_"8t514; .~'.~~ ...... ••. , ... •···· •.$ 19 • 98 5s 5t5.i1t~M4 ...... $29.98 38 Video Disc

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SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE VOL. I COMEDY l~ME~~~\~~~IBERNADETTE PETERS ~~~~R~H~Rs~~~!~ ~WlANVILLE I 1 94 min 93 min ho:;'d:,~:c:~lin f~U~~~ ~;~h:ro!~b:, 2t f97~ 575-01-0326 ...... $29.98 575-01-5556 ...... $29.91 1 6 1 MOVIE, MOVIE (1 979) sho5j'5_s~l~sbl6 ~te.~~- ~~-~:~ .. ~.~ ~- ~'.~: .•... $19. 98 ~t:?M~b ~DS, JERRY REED iM:~11,m~RIP TORN . KEN WAHL GEORGE SCOTT, TR ISH VAN DEVERE SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE VOL. II 116 min Hilarious romp through Reno, Vegas and Tohoe . 104 106 min 115 min 575;01-5627 .•...... • $29.98 min. Roted R. 575-01-5164 ...... $24.91 575-01 -5523 ...... $19.98 1 575-01-5934 ...... $29.98 THE MUPPET MOVIE (1979) THE SECRET POLICEMAN ' S OTHER BALL (198 1) f1~~ie~M:Af~~~Mi~~~ BOWEN 102 m;n . KELL Y' S HEROES THE MUPPETS JOHN CLEE SE, MI CHA EL PALIN Roted R. Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, Telly Savolos 94 min. 101 min. Stereo Ro ted R 575-01-5177 ...... $24.98 1.43 min 575-01-0301 ...... $24.98 575-01-5623 ...... $29.98 1 575-01 -6030 ...... $39.91 ~~Tt~~~o~R:b~~ J~r?EN:um~ ~1:t ~~~bVEt1~in~ZAN 91 min . !~~ ~!T~~~~i~~J~E 8UJOLD 6 1 mrvi ~~:~~i~t'6~: uies~ 575-01-5724 ...... $29.98 102 min . 515~c/\~~,;h; ~~~ !. -~~-~ ~. ~~ . ~j~-~ .~ ... ~~s2t :91 102 min THE GREAT MUPPET CAPER (1980) 575-01-5319 ...... $29.98 NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CLASS REUNION (19B2) 575-01-5597 ...... $24.98 95 min 9 GERRITT GRAHAM, MICHAEL LERNER 1 575-01-5460 ···························· $24.98 ~!ti! ~!ld~~~~g!at~ 1!~ Bridges 86 min. Ro ted R :~~i-ii~t?tLbi,~~L CLAYBA UGH 102 min 575-01-5988 ...... $29.91 108 min f~E~:~~~1~a11~Hci~fE EWz~~~~~ Y.,J\r{e6.J 575-01 -5903 ...... $29.91 NEIGHBORS (1 9B I) 575-01-5385 ...... $24.98 102 min . 1 JOHN BELU SHI 1 9 575-01 -5916 ····· ·······················$29.98 ~~w~R :x.rnHAU. 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J..mi .MATT HAU ii~~ ~1~M:.•f1fLKJm:~UGH 575-01-5966 . ..•.....•..••• ...... $29.98 575-01-0311 ...... $29.98 106 min 113 min 575-01-0313 ...... $29.91 575-01-0201 ...... $29.98 ~~TR.?~'bttt~N~~g~g:fl) i~~TL~rytEJIDYS~~gJ)lj.1BERT 1 91 min . 120 min. Roted R gro~g~ ~LYit JOH N DENVER ~lN~~c:J1iW DIAN E LANE 575-01-0212 ...... $29.91 575-01-0223 ...... $29.98 104 min 108 mi n 1 575-01 -0211 ...... $29.91 575-01-5608 ...... $29.98 ~~~~i~1t5D~rl~NIE POTTS 93 m;n Rated R ~3'UyNfLP.,E~T~1J..~?JEATON 89 m;n 575-01 -5114 ...... $29.91 575-01-5714 ...... $24.98 m8t\tri~~l~~~~nrR~T mr..?l 96 m;n ~i~i~ ~re3~. DIANE KEATON 86 .:.n 1 1 9 575-01-5716 ...... $29.91 575-01-5783 ...... $24.98 i::R~~i \t~~~\tlll~'i\RISTiE ~~i~tl ~~1L~g~_kJllN SAINT JAMES 19 100 min 96 min ::w cf.r?3:/., ~! 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Mr1\'i~~:~~AN O 'NEAL 11A min 9 105 min 575-01-5294 ...... $24.91 i~~it}tngNHR~E!\6~Y CURTIS ~i?R~WY~6rns. SALLY FIELD 575-01-0312 ...... $24.91 120 mln. BW 99 THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW VOL. I ~rti~~~w~~~:~EuiiwNNAN 110 m;n Rated 575-01 -5470 ...... $24.91 5~5-01-0290 ...... $29.91 R 1 0 531 fir:t~u.~lt;i!e.!.1i!~::~~• .V f~ll:!~d~t~~,ci::ki~ 575-01-5711 ...... $29.91 ~~~'/i~slL~f~~~~sY JbiJm ~1E1° a?c!N ~~lt~~~~·~~Se9 0 89 min 96 min ~::,s J~:2~J'1~:;~:d<:c"a:e ~f~{f 1F;f]o~:: ~n:::~t: r:g,::~t:fs~~~J ~6t1AY 575-01-5940 ...... $29.98 575-01-5725 ...... $29.91 best sitcom . 104 min 97 min 575-01-5361 ...... $19.91 575-01-5634 ...... $29.91 :i1~T:~;Ngm, (~fJblC E BE RG EN, JILL !,..,~~~~TJi'J~l~. PlfJ:f_"JlJbWlT 0 CLAYBAUGH 107 min. ~;~~s~Ur'.[ /ioNALD ~UTHERLAND l~M'~°o°s~~~-RlJ~e6~1LDER Burt tries to put his lif• back together ofter his ex-wif• 575-01-5607 ...... $29.91 116 min 88 min hos left. Claybaugh, nursery school tea cher, lries to If YOU COULD SH WHAT I HEAR (1980) 575-75-0009 ...... $19.91 575-01-0,02 ...... , ...... $19.91 h•lp. 105 min TOM SULLIVAN, MARC SINGER 100 m;n 9 9 575-01 -5104 ...... , ...... $29.91 575-01-5115 ...... $29.91 tt'.t~ s;Litrt~rrrIswir~•~~tiiv•,:;Jk Jl~ ~~r~:~t~~~xJ~ ifE~ HEPBURN THE STING (1973) 0 1 121 min 119min aw PAUL NEWMAN, ROB ERT REDFORD 129 m;n tJ~ W 1~H~~1\'fiJ ~!k~LEY 91 m;n 575-01-5126 ...... $29.91 575-01-0334 ...... $39.91 575-01-5f91 ...... $29.91 MEATBALLS (1979) 575-01 -5997 ••·••·•·••••• ·•· ...... $ 24.91 THE STING II (1 9B3) 9 THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING, THE RUSSIANS BILL MURRAY 1 Jacki• Glea son, Moc Da vis, Oliver Reed i~Ml"i~if.~~~ 1RKIN 92 min :: t::nEINER 102 min 10 575-01-5413 ...... $29.91 .M~~J~~ 575-01-6032 ...... $29.91 3s1to1-0211 ...... $24.91 126 min 1 575-01-5711 ...... , ...... $29.91 1 ~m:~ rg~~~~~.l1m CAGNEY \~: L~~~~ES~1~m MACLAINE 123 min 575-01-5192 ...... $39.91 575-01-0213 ...... $24.91 39 Video Disc

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481 O DRAMA t~t~Do:E:~~.l..i ~ R~iJg~~~ ~mk.G ENEVIE VE BUJOLD :~~J~fD~~\~ 8 980) 100 min. 121 min . Roted R. 575-30-5663 ...... $29.98 575-30-5706 ...... $29.98 575-30-5348 ...... )• ...... $39. 98 6 JULIA (1 977) 0 1 i~~..t>:tif~~M11~~rn i ibRAw JASON ROBARDS, JANE FONDA W1M'li Hi fD~~~ED ~~fJ lNIV EN r:~:~~~g~iv 105 min. 11 8 min. • 100 min. BW 156 mi n. 575-30-5971 ...... $24.98 575-30-5125 ...... $29.98 575-30-5228 ...... $29.98 575-30-5520 ...... $31 .98 KIDNAPPED (1960) i~RrR..r~~i~~'.Ril-,lt:1I~ DREYFUSS PETER FINCH, JAME6 MacARTHUR rtu~WA¼fflm . ANTHONY QUA YLE ftJiENT~iJ![tD~~•~,m!~b JORDAN 110 min. 96 min. 1.41 min. • 112 mi n. 575-30-5480 ...... $24.98 575-30-5153 ...... $24.98 575-30-5568 ...... $29.98 575-30-5186 ...... S29.98 THE RANSOM Of RED CHIEF/ Tru\i~~JtJ1.¼;6llTHERINE Ross, ANNE ~~tt~RHOFF~ri:~E!J:~rnTREE P ~JRrSo~x~rp~~~t~.:ig~TIN MULL MR . GIMME/SHOESHINE GIRL/BEST HORSE BANCROFT 101 min. 96 min. ..., 106 min. 106 min. 575-30-5426 ...... $29.98 575-30-5276 ...... $29.98 575-30-5456 ...... $14.98 575.01-0120 ...... $19.98 LADY CHATTERLEY 'S LOVER (198 1) REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (1955) WRATH (1940) SYL VIA KRISTEL ~N~9FJc U;~i~E DUN AWAY JAME S DEAN, NATALIE WOOD m~~:~~D~f 107 min. Rated R. 116 105 min, 12 575-30-5660 ...... $29.98 51t3i~tf2i· ...... : ...... $24.98 REoff1?~1r286 ...... $24.98 \1t30-5487 ...... : ...... $39.98 LADY SINGS THE BLUES (1972) 1 9 DIAN A ROSS, BILLY DEE WILLIAMS ~:~n~8f~~ )=9Jl~LO TTE RAMPLIN 117 min. WARREN BEATTY, DIANE KE ATON i~EBiNtlDr~Ji~1ll ~1kRow 151 min 14.4 min. Rated R. 575-30-5873 ...... $29.98 195 min. 575-30-5114 ...... $34.98 575-30-0229 ...... $34.98 NORMA RAE (1979) 575.30-5999 ...... $39.98 521 SALLY FIELDS, RON LEIBMAN 0 ~~~~L~~JE~Js\'6~{\~M~~Wc\~ tt!1~7t~t IJ0i~ ESS MER ED IT H 114 min. :fl~!~D J A~li't~f1f \'J~6'Eii5fRg %~min . 153 min. 106 min. 575-30-0300 ...... $29.98 575-30-5894 ...... $29.98 575-30-5401 ...... $34.98 575-30-5987 ...... $29.98 NOW, VOYAGER (1942) 9 BETTE DAVIS 117 min . f!~M~?Nfl~Jm, ~ml.1c E BERGEN t'fu~mN;~~ilER, JEAN SIMMONS bHJlt~~Xti~~~c!~fJIC AIN E " 575-30-5866 ...... $19.98 117 min . Roted R. . 153 min. BW A pea ceful villa ge unaffected by the 30 Years War AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN (19 82) 575-30-5533 ...... $24.98 575-30-5249 ...... $34.98 becomes the wi nter campground for some mercena ries. RICHAR D GERE, DEBRA WING ER RING Of BRIGHT WATER (1969) 126 min, 126 min. Rated R. 109 min. rtitf&'i~IRJi~fl~t KI M BA SI NGER 575-30-5967 ...... $39.98 575-30-5716 ...... $29.98 575-30-5305 ...... $29.98 10 1 min. 575-30-5751 ...... $29.98 t~~~~ 1~l~t. DANA ANDREWS g t,~J{~~EiJb~it FE SS PA RK ER i:g,H~i~EsUi f ~N. JEAN SIMMO NS 1 88 mi n. 8.4 min . 133 min . ~11~g~ i$tlow, JULIE ANDREWS 57,-30-5175 ...... $14.98 575-30-5267 ...... $24.98 575-30-0031 ...... $39.98 161 min. 9 575-30-5939 ...... $39.98 ~m~;~.nttiMAN, VA LERIE PER RI NE ~_!IT~fii~ErHWrJW ~~N RY FO NDA ~~L~~XT~l~~ALLO NE, TALIA SHIRE 111 min. BW Roted R. i 09 mi n. 119 min, ~~~/Jm!~ SCHELL, JEAN SIMMONS 575-30-5642 ...... $29.98 575-30-5454 ...... $29.98 575-30-5156 ...... $29.98 105 min . LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE (1 974) ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (1 975) 1 575-30-0141 ...... $19.98 MICHAEL LA NDON JACK NIC HOLSON, LOUISE FLETC HER ~~L~HTinXtlONE, TALIA SHIR E 9 5 1 133 min. 1 ~L~P~iN:db.t~{ IDA LUP INO 100 min. BW T~Ji.;hQJ~()t2fil.~. ~~~- ~ ~ ~- .1:':. ~~-r_i~, .' •• .~~-$~9·. 98 575-30-5453 ...... $34. 98 A57~~3~ ~5~'1Ric~-~:'.' ... ~ ~. .~ !~: ...... $29. 98 575-30-5865 ...... $19.98 1 1 mE~g~6i~·~~Ml~ t HEPBU RN 134 min. g~~f ttRXJl~~~~ i ~~RY TYLER MOORE, ~~L~rnJ~q mtoNE, TALIA SHI RE ~~~~C~~W, rr~ES WOODS 575-30-0132 ...... $34.98 TIMOTHY HUTTO N 575-30-5606 ...... $29.98 475 min. 1 124 min . Rated R. 575-30-5592 ...... $79.98 }f~lN1 tdk SUE LYON 575-30-5292 ...... $34.98 ffJ~~~L~. ~1J~~ HOUSEMA N, MA UD ADAMS 150 min. BW 1 123 min. Roted R. ~f~L l~iwMAN, MELVYN DOUGLAS 575-30-5658 ...... $39.98 rmb~1~E!,i~~it wi~THY BOTTOMS 575-30-5744 ...... $29.98 112 min. BW 111 min, 0 575-30-5231 ...... $24.98 ~?AiKJ~r:Ti~.tluE~g_r-:ie,,~~Jl9n) 575-30-0333 ...... $29.98 ~?1~1~ ~~fs t~.LlflJ}iiWD WHITIN G, MI LO 136 mi n. Rated R. 9 2 O'SHEA, i~ir~n~i\¼;~loRGE C. SCOTT 575-30-0205 ...... $34.98 !ti~l~~U1 s~ ~HOEBE CAT ES 99 min. MIC HAEL YO RK 135 min. BW LOVE STORY (1970) 575-30-5870 ...... $29.98 138 min. 575-30-0030 ...... $39.98 RYAN O' NEAL, All MacG RAW, RAY MILLAN D PASSION Of LOVE (1 982) 575-30-0221 ...... $34.98 100 min . LAU RA ANTONEL LI THE ROSE (1981 ) \~?~~y~~s~82) 575-30-0220 ...... $29. 98 Passionate historical romance. Origina l uncut English t~:r; i~I~~~~ :LAN BATE S 575-30-5810 ...... $29.98 1 version. 11 7 min. Roted R. IN PRAISE Of OLDER WOMEN (1979) m~~it~t JrJ~DEE WILLIAMS 575-30-5959 ...... $29.98 575-30-0384 ...... $39.98 KAREN &LACK, TOM BERENGER 109 min. THE SAILOR WHO FELL FROM GRACE WITH THE 108 min . Rated R. 575-30-5681 ············· ...... $24.98 m~~~5f~~i~~Dit~/tR:d ~ri1NE SEA 11 976) 575-30-0144 ...... $19.98 2 117 min. SA RAH MILES KRIS KRISTOFFER SON ~~~•:Jr i:ii~~Jl9J, kATE JACKSON 575-30-0145 ...... $29.98 108 min. Ro teo1 R. ~~~~~'J/~:A~~~rR~1ij~lc MARCH 11 2 min. Roted R. 575-30-0139 ...... $24.98 1925, and o schoolteacher is on trial for teodiing 575-30-5558 ...... $29.98 THE5~~-\Tff4~fL~~~·~·~···~·~·~·~·.~.~wn8 1 661 ltRf!~?Ng;~~HN RANDOLF Oos~i~J&-Sfl 9f ~.: ~~~~:~~: ... ~~- -~~ ~ : ••••• •$39 . 98 :A~f ~c~~~l~\~tf:?~i~i- :m!;ut~,rnr ~EITH CARR ADINE 130 mi n. 120 min. 109 mi n. Rated R. 575-30-5416 ...... $39.98 mi:~DNB~&Jfil~'.~WR~~:J~~s: ms!ln 575-30-0275 ...... $24.98 515. 30.0235 ...... s29.91 9 575-30-5855 ...... $39.98 ~~ct'ZR~ {6LNDTREE 100 min. 9 ~tJl:r ~i i ~ NINE, BETSY BLAIR b~R~R•~i8tE1~\i~~flE~~ri ~ T. WALTER 575-30-5807 ...... $29.98 {t~U~ liVER, RICHARD DREYFUSS 124 min. 91 min. BW BRENNA N 9 575-30-0327 ...... $29.98 575-30-5704 ...... $29.98 127 min . BW ~~Ci~~~ t~!~8ERLAIN, TOSHIRO MIFUNE 0 575-30-6034 ...... $34.98 12.4 min. {~m~AfEt~iri :,~~9JllR ~~~~l•i~b~~M"l~~1cl~t~IGHT 575-30-5198 ...... $29.98 108 min. 113 min, Roted R. 1~~J~~~~MNB~1~~ ~ii~E~ (1937) O 575-30-6051 ...... $24.98 575-30-5735 ...... $29.98 120 min. BW ir..rN~T:r.M~ .mm V1NNEY 5 575-30-5973 ...... $29.98 120 min. Rated It {~~lRf~Jte~~iWvl!:~~SSEY ~~•~n~:i~5~6:jitK CAR SON 575-30-5620 ...... $24.98 371 min . 111 min . BW W'EWJi~:~l~ k1i~AWN CH ONG 575-96-0351 ...... $99.98 575-30-5687 ...... $24.98 100 min. Ro ted R. MOMMIE DEAREST (198 1) 575-30-5573 ...... $29.98 mm,LA~rnENRY FONDA FAYE DUNAWAY 5 104 min , BW 11 9 min. r~h~ca,~l~/'1!! u~e~ ~ ' Hora 575-30-5601 ...... $24.98 575-30-5685 ...... $34.98 129 min . 575-30-5296 ...... $34. 98 41 Video Disc DRAMA ~t~~~i~~~t; bt:R°l WING fi~m~~~~~g~wCHAEL NOURI 32 min . MAGAZINE 95 min. Roted R. 575-30-5196 ...... $34.98 PLAYBOY VOL . I (1982) 575-88-6015 ...... $29.98 1 THE VERDICT (1982) 85 min. Roted R. 3 :Ar~~ lT:i~~~lf~k1s KRISTOFFERSON Poul Newmon, Charlotte Rampling, Jock Worden. 575-99-5612 ...... $29.98 ~ffNW:~\t1t~ JusY KEELER 140 min. Roted R. 128 min. Rated R. PLAYBOY VOL. II (1983) 89 min. BW 575-30-0313 ·········••············· ... ·$39.98 575-30-5921 ...... $29.98 85 min. Roted R. 575-88-5301 ...... $24.98 THE STREET FIGHTER (1975) 575-99-5814 ...... $29.98 SONNY CH18A i}g~:T~tmlLONE. MICHAEL CAINE PLAYMATE REVIEW (1983) rJmni:bN. MAURICE CHEVALIER 85 min. Rated R. 116 min. 86 min . 115 min. 575-30-5139 ...... $24.98 575-30-5538 ...... $24.98 575-99-5928 ...... $29. 98 575-88-5149. s, ...... $29.98 5 1 0 1 9 !1~~6~\~!~tiE-Jl-Jlrn~~l~~ l) m~!lT1M~~t ~~ilRT REDFORD ~~~~~~G~~~~A J. ~b~N ~L~~DELL. RUBY 125 min. SW 118 min. KEELER 575-30-5489 ...... $24.98 575-30-5678 ...... $29.98 98 min. SW MUSICAL 575-88-5978 ...... $24. 98 i~MTg~b"t~~. ~.;w>i RAILSBACK ~~wDut~J~FUs1~JJti~rrn~~~ETES 131 min. • 119 min . Roted R. ILVIS ?J~~SfR~~mA, OLVIA NEWTON.JOHN 575-30-5224 ...... $39.98 575-30-5542 ...... $24.98 110 min. BL,UE HAWAII (1961) 575-01-0227 ...... $29.98 i~1~~~ ~~~~~ u1m1E QUENNESSEN ELVIS PRESLEY. ANGELA LANSBURY Oiredor Randoll Kleiser of "Grease" and "Blue Soldier returning to the islands finds work at a tourist :mto'NNrR~~~tg,']n~ SIMMONS Lagoon" fome. 98 min. 149 min. 575-30-5946 ...... $29. 98 HISTORY asests.~~~oO~; ...... •...... $24.,a 575-88-5481 ...... $39.98 6 1 1 i~~m ~ilJ..~it~~ JJ~I?AM HOLDEN. ERICH THE GREATEST ADVENTURE - THE STORY :Pv~dM~te~~~\~J~ l~DREss ~~!T ~iL!/AMS. JOHN SAVAGE. 118 m;n. Rated VON STROHEIM. OF MAN•S VOYAGE TO THE MOON 97 min. R. Stereo. NANCY OLSON NARRATION BY ORSON WELLES 54 m;n. 575-88-0052 ······ .. ········· ...... $24.98 575-88-5789 ...... $24.98 100 min. BW 575-66-5795 ...... $29.98 HELLO DOLLY (1969) 575-30-0207 ...... $24.98 THE HERITAGE OF THE BIBLE ~N·, tmlL~rJJLIET PROWSE BARBRA STREISAND. WALTER MATTHAU. 0 111 min. 104 min. MICHAEL CRAWFORD. LOUIS ARMSTRONG f6"~~ ~fJ.L iirim~i~~0~RJ 575-66-5551 ...... $14.98 575-89-0051 ...... $24.98 A match-maker has token on the assignment of find• 126 min. JOHN F. KENNEDY JAILHOUSE ROCK ( 1957) ing a match for o ,uccessful hay.and-feed merchant in 575-30-5514 ...... $24.98 "A stirrini:J report on a devastating chapter in ELVIS PRESLEY. JUDY TYLER Yonkers. 148 min. American history, as well os involving in.depth 96 min. BW 575-88-0006 ...... $34.98 I~~LMii~~"Jl~fl~HRISTINE BARRAULT 575-88-5135 ...... $24.98 HUCKLEBERRY FINN ( 197 4) 120 min. rt~s ~~~s~l1:;!r~ i~~i:tl~ 8:s,::i~.to lead. JEFF EAST. PAUL WINFIELD. HARVEY KORMAN 575-30-6053 ...... $29. 98 575-66-5258 ...... $24.98 ~/~1~ ~mm.'!Zit~ER MATTHAU A musical version of this classic story. 94 min. TARZAN . THE APE MAN (1981) LET IT BE (1970) 115 min. BW 29 99 BO DEREK THE BEATLES 575-89-0053 ...... $24.98 1Ntliii\1cti\krlie'iiiii-ice'iiois6 ...... $ · 112 min. Roted R. 0 0 ~?v~: ~rnryDER (1956) GENE KELLY 93 min. (Part animation/ 575-30-5510 ...... $24.98 a:albux!i~;~~~i:a~~tTh: FVm :~~~e~t~~!~~ ;~ 575-88-5809 ...... $29.98 f~S;?,n~oe~r:~jng sessions for the album, "let His screen debut about a Confederate family during 9 ~~~i~ro~o:rsttJMENTS (1956) the Civil War. 95 min. l~~c5ffJJ!i'!.~RJ~ i\loY 89 m;n BW 219 min. 575-66-5290 ...... $24.98 575-89-5968 ...... $29.98 575-88-5291 •·········· ...... $29.98 575-30-0209 ...... $39.98 MEET MR . WASHINGTON/MEET MR . THE JAZZ SINGER (1980) 1 LINCOLN r1~~ ~:lsY:t1sN¼~t~RGARET NEIL DIAMOND. LAURENCE OLIVIER m~2m2 KINSKI. PETER FIRTH 79 min. 85 min. 115 min. 181 min. Roted R. 575-66-5465 ...... $14.98 575-88-5509 ...... $24.98 575-88-5383. s,.,...... $29.98 575-30-5299 ...... $34. 98 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC - GREAT 4 WHALES & SHARKS ( 1978) rf~1~ ~~JJ:.t):ii~w:~~iilJ114 m;n. ~~~ ~~~2tE~~ JJJ~t).H KERR i~~Rg~'~rn~ ~JMICHAEL SARRAZIN 1 121 min. 120 min. 0\1t66-5755 ...... $19.98 :6~ Ts~~lt6W m~r~A LANGE 575-88-5942 ...... $39.98 575-30-5269 ...... $29.98 THE NEW MEDIA BIBLE - THE STORY OF 123 min. Roted R. 81 JOSEPH 575-88-5116 ...... $29.98 ltt1~Y:i?t:J~t(i1~1 VAN DYKE WMH~itJE~~~'fp,~lii~!JJX$ 90 min . 5 139 min. 102 min. 575-66-5861 ...... $19.98 ~~N1~~~t~~r:,m:~:~d~~ ci~CAR LEVANT 575-88-5126 ...... $39.98 575-30-5736 ...... $29. 98 113 min. g~mtDL~~-i'HLtR?!JtME (1980) MEET ME IN ST . LOUIS (1944) THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR (1975) AN~rr,~ia~r ...... $24·99 JUDY GARLAND 115 m;n. R08ERT REDFORD. FAYE DUNAWAY. CLIFF 50 min. 575-88-0398 ...... $29.98 ROBERTSON. MAX VON SYDOW 575-66-5989 ...... $ 29.98 AILEEN QUINN. CAROL BURNETT 118 min. Roted R. COLLEGE FOOTBALL CLASSICS 130 min. tE\ ~~~R~fg~_i:sikEY HEPBURN 575-30-0236 ...... $29.98 90 min. 575-88-5677. s,.,...... $39.98 170 min. 9 575-66-5694 ...... $14.98 9 575-88-5274 ...... $39.98 W~J~:f~iR~~KR~~~~l l1 Ei~H WIMBLEDON 1979 & 1980 TS5~s HAJfL1~ff 1~fAW ~RnN 1 105 min. 104 min. 127 min. ~rt J~~~[1~:tsmRtE~r:; 163 m;n 575-30-5494 ...... $24.98 575-66-5689 ...... $14.98 575-88-5506 ...... $24. 98 575-88-5626 ...... $39.98 0 BRIGADOON (1954) OKLAHOMA (1955) WM :~RJ~fN'.N/1~~SEW~~N F. Y .I. GENE KELLY. VAN JOHNSON GORDON MacRAE. SHIRLEY JONES 165 min. 108 min. 145 min. 575-30-0150 ...... $39.98 AEROBICISE cAJl~/r8if9''7i~ ...... $24·99 575-88-5223 ...... $39.98 TREASURE ISLAND (1934) 113 min. 9 WALLACE BEERY. JACKIE COOPER 575-50-5682, s,.,...... $24.98 LIZA MINNELLI. JOEL GRAY. MICHAEL YORK g~WEl?f%~~} ~1NATRA 105min. BW 1 119 min . 98 min. 575-30-5222 ...... $24.98 ~~~I~ ~~tl~fJlD 575-88-5285 ...... $24.98 575-88-5233 ...... $24.98 TREASURE ISLAND (1949) An exercise program in the buff. Consider it ROBERT NEWTON Rated R. g~JrM:i:mE~1~t!!~~ wiWEs n~:J~1:T?~ rtttYlM\';l~bERS 87 min. 575-50-5963 ...... ,.$29.98 142 min. l 07 min. Roted R. 575-30-5431 ...... $24.98 JANE FONDA'S WORKOUT 575-88-5437 ...... $39.98 575-88-5622 ...... $24.98 1 88 min. EUBIE! PIPPIN I!~tulWf~~ 125 m;n 575-50-5683. s,...... S29.98 84 min. Stereo 1 13 min. Stereo 575-30-5797 ...... $39.98 575-88-5771 ...... $24.98 575-88-0070 ...... $24.98 1 :~~b't~Gs~RHWA~lWEGGER 8 ll/.MEu:f~~~J~~~TH1m~ MacLAINE 85 min . ~Wf,LJ~8~I~~~w~i g:x~E W~v"~!J~A¼i~ bENE KELLY 119 min. 575-66-5600 ...... $19.98 178 min. 102 min. 575-30-5569 ...... $29.98 575-88-5148 ...... $39.98 575-88-5508 ...... $24.98

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THE GRATEFUL DEAD IN CONCERT STEVIE NICKS IN CONCERT 1983 MUSICAL OPERA 120 min . 60 min. Stereo 575-85-5236 ...... •••...... ••..•..... $24.98 575-85-5816 ····························$29.98 GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. IN CONCERT TEDDY PENDERGRASS ki~g ~Ji~H'6t~~HRISTOPHER ATKINS WHO'S AFRAID OF OPERA - JOAN 60 min . 75 min. 98 min . Stereo SUTHERLAND 575-88-5662 .....•...... $29.98 575-85-5732 ····························$29.98 575-88-5666 ...... $29.98 THE BARBER OF SEVILLE & LUCIA DI THE HARDER THEY COME - JIMMY CLIFF TO RUSSIA ... WITH ELTON JOHN LAMMERMOOR 100 min . 75 min . ~~1A!s'1!~~'.~~~t~~}WELL 57 min. 575-85-5237 ...... $19.98 575-85-5160 ...•...... •...... $24.98 93 min. 575-88-5813 ...... • $29.98 HARRY CHAPIN, THE FINAL CONCERT (1981) A TONY BENNITT SONGBOOK - RECORDED 575-66-5484 ...... $24.98 FAUST & RIGOLITTO 89 min. Stereo LIVE IN NY 57 min. 575-88-5646 ...... •..•... $29.98 94 min. Stereo ft~~R~!~lw~~umw~~n.oRNEY. BARRY 575-88-5811 ...... •...... $29.98 JAMES TAYLOR IN CONCERT 575-85-5772 ····························$24.98 ~J~~JvJOSEPH CALI, PAUL PAPE, DONNA LA TRAVIATA & DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT 90 min. TOTALLY GO-GO-S 57 min. 575-89-5693 ....•...... •..... $29.98 77 min. Stereo 3 51Nri~-, RAiii ·(195:ij ...... ·· 529. 98 575-88-5812 ······· ········ ·············$29.98 JONI MITCHELL - SHADOWS AND LIGHT 575-85-5766 ...... •..... $24. 98 ~o1~: 61 min . Stereo THE WHO - THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT GENE KELLY, DEBBIE REYNOLDS 575-15-5761 ············· ··· ············$24.98 106 min. Stereo 103 min. MUSIC KENNY LOGGINS LIVE 575-85-5763 ...... $24. 98 575-88-5158 ...... $24.98 59 min. Stereo THE WHO ROCKS AMERICA, 1982 AMERICAN THE SOUND OF MUSIC (1965) BLONDIE - EAT TO THE BEAT 575-89-5695 ...... $24.98 TOUR Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer. 60 min. THE LAST WALTZ - THE BAND 118 min. 174 min 575-85-5140 ••...... •... $29.98 117 min. 575-85-5815 ...... $29.98 575-88-0019 ········•·············•······· $39.98 575-85-5369 ····························$29.98 rw;~TAi~:r A TIME (1981) 8 LITTLE RIVER BAND (1982) fg~~HK~:~l~IR~~~{ ~UYEN f6~~ t!~1L/~;~~~HE BLUES BREAKERS BAND 91 min 76 min . .Historic 1980 reunion of this great singing group. 78 150 min. 575-85-5995 ...... $24.98 575-85-5982 •...... •.....•.....•...... $24.91 min. 575-88-5275 ...... $39.98 BOB WELCH AND FRIENDS - LIVE AT THE ROXY LIVE INFIDELITY - REO SPEEDWAGON IN 575-85-5930 ...... •...... $29.98 1 1 81 min. Stereo CONCERT 'li1~GER ROGERS m~~sVm, 575-85-5762 ····························$24.98 87 min. 103 min. SW CAROLE KING, ONE TO ONE 575-88-0014 ... , ...... $19.98 57~-15-5779 ·········· ··················$24.98 NIGHT CLUB 41 Candid convenotion ond sonqs iocl. "So For Away", MICK FLEETWOOD - THE VISITOR rn~TJl~J\~1A~frJ~t)~V "Jazz Mon" and more. 60 min. Stereo 46 min. ROUTINES 132 min. 575-85-5935 ····························$29.98 575-85-5776 ····························$19.98 THE COMPLEAT BEATLES (1982) THE MUSIC OF MELISSA MANCHESTER DICK CAVITT'S HOCUS POCUS, IT'S MAGIC 575-88-0397 ....•...... $24.98 1 \Q min. THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS 60 min. Stereo Jr~r~~•,t 'Wff~~~d ~~c:r!n!e~lr~ ~~~kstone 575-88-5613 •....•...... •••. $29.98 575-85-5769 .•.••...... •...... $24.91 i\;d~~r 1954) ETHEL MERMAN, DONALD O'CONNOR CHARLIE DANIELS BAND, THE SARATOGA 575-01-5961 ...... $29.98 17 min. NEIL YOUNG - RUST NEVER SLEEPS 1 CONCERT 61 min. Stereo 1 1 8 575-88-0310 ····························$29.98 75 min. Stereo ti~EEX{~!,_NNG F-:lWcrsi~i'tl"J~t ~:n ~~ ;/,. 524 9 575-85-5760 ····························$24.98 575-01-5994 •...... •...•..•...... • $24.98 I8~N¾'YW,Z~M1tm, CELESTE HOLM 99 mi,. DIA5Jl·:r;m~ co·N·ce'lii' ················ · B NO NUKES - THE MUSIC CONCERT 103 min. 575-88-5895 ...... •...... $29.98 79 min. Stereo THJ.~~:~!,~~e~f:irE!:~:!~~!l~~n!~~~!l TOMMY 575-85-5778 ············ ················$24.91 575-89-5691 ····························$24.98 ONE NIGHT STAND 111 min. Stereo DON KIRSHNER'S ROCK CONCERT, VOL I .i~. ~·...... s29. 91 575-88-5770 ...... $29.98 98 min. porsts-~1-St6oc~~~'.~.•-~ ~~,-~~- 77 min. 575-15-5731 ...... • ..... $29.98 MONTY PYTHON LIVE AT THE HOLLYWOOD 575-88-5395 •...... •.. $19.98 ~m~n,,~r\\t~lkD SEYMER PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS - ROCKSHOW BOWL (1982) THE DOOBIE BROTHERS LIVE IN SANTA 102 min . Stereo •• min. 152 min . BARBARA 575-88-5310 ...... $39.98 575-85-5764 ··························· ·$24.98 575-01 -5991 ····························$24.98 65 min. Stereo PAUL SIMON IN CONCERT RICHARD PRYOR LIVE IN CONCERT (1979) 575-19-5690 ...... •...•...... •... . $24.91 60 min. 78 min. w~l~!i:l'fNi~ R'!~ m~ikR. BERT LAHR. JACK EARTH, WIND AND FIRE IN CONCERT 1982 575-86-5363 ····························$19.98 575-01 -5360 ····························$24.98 Hits ind. "Shining Star" and "Sing a Song". 58 min. PETER ALLEN & THE ROCKITTES Ht~!~1!!}i~IIE 1iv~~ Stereo 575-81-0392 ..•....•...... $24. 98 575-85-5962 ...... • $24.91 87 min. YANKEE DOODLE DANDY (1942) 575-85-5803 ····························$29.98 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - LIVE AT WEMIILY PINK FLOYD AT POMPEII JAMES CAGNEY, JOAN LESLIE 81 min 126 min. SW 575-85-5775 .....•..•...... $24.98 90 min . Stereo 575-88-5603 ...... •... $24.98 ELTON JOHN - VISIONS (1982) 575-85-5759 ····························$24.98 45 min QUEEN'S GREATEST FLIX miFm:i~tLi~w1,1~LAND. WILLIAM 60 min. Stereo POWELL, LUCILLE BALL, GENE KELLY, 575-85-5889 ····························$21 .98 575-85-5768 ···························· $24.98 ELVIS-ALOHA FROM HAWAII (1973) RCA'S ALL-STAR COUNTRY MUSIC FAIR RED SKELTON 60 min lavish solute to Broadway's most opulent producer 575-85-5785 .•...... •• $24.98 82 min . Stereo 109 min. 1 119721 575-85-5765 ····························$19.98 575-88-5937 ...•..•.•..•...... •..•..... $29. 98 ~t~1 l ~~sW~R ROD STEWART LIVE AT THE LOS ANGELES min. FORUM 93 60 min. Stereo 575-88-5580 ····························$24.91 BALLET ELVIS - 1968 T.V. COMEBACK SPECIAL 575-85-5395 ····························$24.98 55 min. ROD STEWART TONIGHT IS YOURS (1982) 90 min. 575-85-5777 ····························$24.91 575-85-5888 ····························$21.98 AN EVENING WITH THE ROYAL BALLET THE FIRST BARRY MANILOW SPECIAL THE ROLLING STONES , LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT MARGOT FONTEYN, RUDOLF NUREYEV 52 min. TOGETHER 575-88-5664, s,., •• ··················$29.98 G~~'de:~ l!n:~n.R~{~~ ~~rhid~:~,s•,,l;oc~~~ FLEETWOOD MAC From the record breaking 1981 U.S. tour. 94 min . soir'!," th'!n "Aurora 's WeiinEI" 'Fonteyn with 60 min . 575-15-5948 ····························$29.91 David Blo,r and finally "la Vahse" with Artists 575-15-5205 ...... $19.98 RUSH - EXIT STAGE LEFT of the Ballet. 84 min . FLEETWOOD MAC IN CONCERT - MIRAGE 59 min. Stereo 575-15-5767 ····························$24.98 THl~t!fiiiWui·····················524·98 TOUR '82 THE SACRED MUSIC OF DUKE ELLINGTON 89 min. 78 min 575-85-5790 .....•.....•...... ••••.. $24.98 90 min. Stereo 8 575-19-5617 ...... $29.91 THl:f0 fiiOJlf iii.cs· ...... ·529• 98 GIMME SHELTER - THE ROLLING STONES SIMON & GARFUNKEL - CONCERT IN CENTRAL 91 min PARK (1981) ANTON WALBRdi:k 101RA SHEARER 575-85-5150 ...... •••••...... •...... • $19.98 A great film about dance. It exemplifies the 75 min . GRACE JONES, A ONE MAN SHOW 575-15-5710 ...... •....•....•...... $24.91 glamour and arduousness of a dancer's life. 133 60 min. min 575-15-5794 ...... •.... $29.91 SLIPSTREAM 575-88-5251 ······················$34.98 JETHRO TULL 52 min. Stereo 575-15-5751 ····························$24.91 43 Video Disc

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GENERAL 0 sc1:.F1/SUSPENSE l~~~~:~Gw~~- ~i~s ~ VAN DEVERE ~t\~Piu~i~tt, ~:fv l~RtLmB l) 113 min. Roted R.. 99 min. ••uc• LH fJ-tE~Km~fl, VERONICA CARTWRIGHT s1s.a6-s19a ...... S29.98 s1s.a6-s4s2 ...... s24.98 124 min. Roted R. 9 1 1 3I 57S-B6-0347 ...... s29.98 I~~KcrJ~Mi~?f~rfd~6% ~itt:: Jgi:r\~tLv ir~ ALAS :~mm.~~~~~ tJi~ ALTERED STATES (1981) 122 min . 102 min. 99 min . WILLIAM HURT 103 min. Stereo. 575-86-5111 ...... $29.98 29 98 575-86-5589 ...... •...... $29.98 THE CINCINNATI KID (1965) Ev1Wei':c~ lJl2i · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · s · ~t:C~ ?le DEATH (1979) THe5lliite5Jn9e:z"1· ······················$29.98 STEVE McQUEEN, EDWARD G. ROBINSON CLINT HOWARD, DON STARK JOHN SAVAGE, CHR STOPHER PLUMMER 104 min. 89 min. Roted R. 100 min . 112 min. Roted R. s1s.a6-s6ss ...... s24.9& 5 29 99 s1s-86-sso4 ...... •..•...... $29.98 575-86-5572 ...... $29.98 1 Ex/.lr,-:tii [iti1Y··························s · 1 ~~~i~ ~lJr1t~J~~sBg~~iR NICOL WILLIAMSON, NIGEL TERRY m~ifoMt!t ~fJ!g>~~:~11~ mmHER 119 min. 140 min. Roted R. 8 575-86-5451 ...... $24.98 575-86-6049 ...... $39.9B JAMU OND "007" sa5~i111f~~m3;1f~~:vf~~~ ~he ~~;~~:'::ii;~:~94 ':l:rting 7 • 575-86-5970 ...... $29. 98 ~~isJR~N~?E~~J~~s (19771 1rcE~X~,RR~~~4~~ Ci~DA BLAIR DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER(\971) I 1198 11 132 min. 120 min. Roted R. SEAN CONNERY, JILL ST. JOHN ~ft~~~s~~T~~~wi~~ f J~~ri::iN co~i~t~l12 ··:·························s39.99 575-86-0297 ...... $29.98 119 min. 97 min. 575-86-5468 ...... $29.98 24 98 GENEVltVE BUJOLD, MICHAEL DOUGLAS ~~~1\~b'a:~nrn~J}~i~MANTHA EGGAR 6 AMfNv1ti:ni2JRiioii ·,i 979i · ·· ·· ·· · ·· · · ·· s · 102 min. 101 min. 6 0 ~r... ~~o~i e2JY, URSULA ANDRESS JAMES BROUN, MARGOT KIDDER cuNei··i Jl~ 11·9eii······················524·99 575-86-5872 ...... $29. 98 105 min . s1s-86-s473 ...... s24.9& (19011 s1s-86-S491 ...... $29.98 JEFF BRIDGES, JOHN HEARD t~u~Yif ~8Mf m :mi'rn!b~d'. m:1~YA ALDA 105 min. Ratea R. Martial arts story of on ex-cop's one man vendetta. :g~:i::i~ims ONLY (1981) 119 min. 1 24 99 106 min. DA~i~N~~~i~ 1i .(i9"fsi·· ··· ·· ············s · 120 min . ANm-~ti~fA:'("({,iiiij ...... $29• 98 EYe5Ji·i~i~~~liLE.i i"qiii i ...... 529. 98 575-86-5619 ...... $39.98 WILLIAM HOLDEN, LEE GRANT MARILYN CHAMBERS 109 min. Ro ted R. DONALD SUTHERLAND, KATE NELLIGAN ~:~~ li~~M"J~J~~ ~1mt!H1 93 min. Roted R. 575-86-5124 ····························$29.98 118 min. Rated R. s1s.a6.s3sa ...... $29.98 BA/iL~·81iim ...... $29·99 575-86-5738 ...... $29.98 6 r:~m :J~~~~iltJ1~ NETTLETON LEONARD NIMOY, SUSAN HAMPSHIRE mi JONES t8.~~~~~Rek~~ J~RT FROBE, HONOR ri!s~c:~~t~~~~e~r~;i!;~:s who mor­ ~i~~.t/1i~JWlJ BLACKMAN 96 min. ~:Jt~s1;::f: 104 min. 102 min . s1s.a6-s1s2 ...... s29.98 DERJ·~~Jm9s"ij························$29.98 575-86-0278 ...... $24.98 s1s-86-s341 ...... s29.9& BARBARELLA (1967) 9 "LIVE AND LET DIE" (1973) JANE FONDA, JOHN PHILIP LAW CHARLES BRONSON, LEE MARVIN ~1ml~mR~, li1douRNEY WEAVER ROGER MOORE, JANE SEYMOUR 98 min. Roted R. 96 min. Rated R. 102 min. Roted R. 120 min. 29 99 575-86-5640 ...... $29.98 575-86-5559 .$29.98 575-86-5717 ...... $29. 98 THe5~t,\\·~~tlN.ii"oiiiij·················$ · 974 RONNY COX, BIBI B£SCH g~!We'f~sRim~i, HOPE LANGE :1~mfT~EYc?H~-w:pui ~hOYD i~~Tnm~gUN" l1 l 98 min. Stereo, Roted R. 93 min. Roted R. 100 min. ~~v:ti~~; 2 6 120 min. 575-86-5932 ...... $29.98 DEllJ·i~s~ ~ 119ii2i······················s29·99 8 19 98 575-86-5705 ...... $29.98 1 1 FAil~Ett"~-:lovEi:-r·i"1.oi;i".si · · · · · · · · · · · · s · ii~i ifRW:bJ1.:'tf LAUREN BACALL CHARLES BRONSON, Jill IRELAND ROBERT MITCHUM, CHA~LOTTE RAMPLING ta>c?i:~Rtli~tt~% CHILES 114 min. BW 91 min. Roted R. 97 min. 6 29 99 24 9 126 min . THe5~~t/JitE·jj979j ...... $24· 98 THe5~M 1Nl11 ····························$ · THll1tiU~JFi.iffii9s·ii···· ··········s · B 575-86-5665, s,.,••...... $39.98 MAXIMILLIAN SCHHL, YVETTE MIMIEUX NICK NOLtE, JACQUELINE BISSET SAM NEILL, ROSSANO BRA2ZI i~~i~YMi~~E~imfR~ im~ 97 min. 124 min. 108 min. Rated R. 125 min, 575-86-0367 ...... $29.98 575-86-0264 ····························$24.98 s1s-86-S638 ...... s29.9& 575-86-5544 ...... $29.98 2 9 :~1~~lrHN.ft~ a~i~~ DERN ?6H\~~~~~ J/i9lr kEYNOLDS, NED BEATTY tt~~~~'iH~8oD w~~~~~~~~r tcluDINE AUGER 143 min. 105 min. Roted R. 136 min. 125 min. 575-86-5598 ...... $34.98 THriJtt~~: .(i96Bi ...... S24· 98 575-86-6048 ...... $39.98 575-86-5596 ...... $39.98 BLADE RUNNER (1982) 0 2 HARRISON FORD 117 m;n. FRANK SINATRA, JACQUELINE BI SSET ~!,!1Lt,TE~f?R frit?i ~e r?AUN~igiJm TWICE (1967) 8 29 99 114 min. 94 min. Rated·R. Stereo. ji9foj····················s • 116 min. sutJt·tti1,U, s1s.30.0026 ...... s29.98 s1s-86-S868 ...... $29.98 575-86-5469 ...... $29.98 9 M~slmr'~~J>&LARS (1964) ~ge~rn~~~::d·R~on Stroud, Robert De Niro. eJ~~~:GJ:,!~, ~!tord Dreyfus. 575-86-6026 ...... $29. 98 106 min. 96 min. 29 99 575-57-5587 ...... $29.98 . !~~tE?i_~TJ1.:'lfJ01ANN1 D1m-~t:mii/;i"1"f·················· ····· $ · FLASH GORDON (1980) 125 min. CLINT EASTWOOD Som J. Jones, Melody Anderson, Max Von Sydow STARTRIK 575-86-5474 ...... $24. 98 103 min. 110 min. BOBBIE JO AND THE OUTLAW (1976) DIV~nitf293 ...... , ...... $24.98 575-86-5229 ...... , ...... $34.98 Lynda Corter, Morjoe Gartner. ~ft~liE~~mnR, LEONARD NIMOY 89 min. 119 min. Roted R. I~Mf~1Hr1DRIENNE BARBEAU 130 min. 29 99 29 99 90 min. Rated R. 575-86-5105 ...... $39.98 BoDV~lMmii··························S · Do~~li.'JC::~ow·ii91J"i················s · 24 98 119921 WILLIAM HU~T. KATHLEEN TURNER JULIE CHRISTIE, DONALD SUTHERLAND FolJ1tg:Ns ~~~NET· ii THE BRONX (1980) 1 105 min. PAUL NEWMAN ~ft~1l!E~H~~~El~lci~ARD NIMOY s1s-s6-0379 ...... s29.98 Lugosi's definitive interpretotion of Count Dracula and 120 min. Roted R. " The Menagerie" ports I & II. Spock accused of 601 twhorror of this vampire's spell on Londoners. 75 min. 91i9.:iiY·····················s29·99 1 1 mt~'mi?r~.s~~~~~}~~li1 n1J:"e'Js/tit mut~Js":'t6~~ijl1 8k~.• -~~~~- ~-~~~~~~~~ .:~.• ~'.~; $19. 98 116 min. Di.l~J~·fC:te"ii"ii97Ji··········· ········ 519 ·99 BORIS KARLOFF, COLIN CLIVE STAR TREK VOL. II - CITY ON EDGE FOREVER 575-86-5723 ······· ·····················$29.98 Monster movie of mad scientist creating a being us­ and LET THAT BE YOUR LAST BATTLEFIELD 0 RALPH RICHARDSON ing the brain of a criminal, from the classic story by 575-86-5241 ...... $ 19 . 98 ft:Jt~~y~L~ &1~?l~E HAVILLAND 108 min. 1 STAR TREK VOL. 111 - THE TROUBLE WITH 99 min. 575-86-5583 ····························$29.98 M!{tit6~0;:i9 . .".'i~:.~.~ ...... $19.98 TRIIIBLESITHE THOLIAN WEB 575-86-5669 ...... $29.98 0 9 102 min . 1 ~~mEE~ ~~l~lt_L 1:?J/J DICKINSON i~t~R~~~~J,,.N~~mi~~Jb ~J~ 575-86-5591 ...... $19.98 f~~~ W'fE~. PIPER LAURIE 105 min. s1s.30.0008 ...... s19.98 STAR TREK VOL. IV - SPACE SEED/THE 97 min. 24 98 FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980) rnJl~-~~WlPEciiis·i i9·ai·1· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · .s · CHANGELING CAmJti::~~~B2f ...... $24•98 ADRIENNE KING 575-86-5461 ·········· ··················$19.98 ROBERT URICH, JOBETH Will AMS 95 min. Roted R. STAR TREK VOL. V - BALAIICE OF TERROR & Notossio Kinsk1. Unravel the dark secrets behind cattle mutilations. 97 575-86-5192 ...... $29.98 MIRROR, MIRROR 118 min. Rated R. min. Rated R. • 119011 5 102 min. 575-86-6031 ······························ $34.98 ENTi~ r~tt~~~AJ.. ii/eiY··················$29.98 ~¾~11lE~~ il:?J~ ~t~U STAVMtt?.21 ····························$19.98 9 87 min. Rated R. i~i~rttt~~~Mk J1Wo MIFUNE FRANCO NERO, S SAN GEORGE 575-86-6046 ··•••·•·•·······•••••··••····· $29.98 " Amok Time" and "Journey to Babel". 102 min. 108 min. Roted R. 101 min . Roted R. 575-86-5981 ...... $19.98 575-86-5668 ...... $29.98 575-86-5656 ...... $24. 98

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1 ROAD WARRIOR (1982) THETAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE (1974) SCI/Fl-SUSPENSE LW"~:~w:o"tl~f~Jm tbRRE. SYDNEY MEL GIBSON Wolter Matthau, Robert Sho w, Mortin Balsam. GREE NSTREET. MARY ASTOR 95 min. Roted R. 104 min. Roted R 7 l 0 h nin. BW 575-86-6047 ...... $29. 98 575-86-5900 ...... $29.98 ~~,~~~~~lJlJJb". {bNDRA LOCK E 575-86-5409 ., ...... $24.98 RODAN (1956) 11 111 min . THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM (1956) 72 min . i1~Rg :~. SCOTT. TIMOTHY HUTTON 575-86-5996 ...... $29. 98 FRA NK SINATRA, KIM NOVAK 575-86-5878 ...... $29.98 124 min GODZILLA-KING OF THE MONSTERS (1 955) 119min. BW 575-86-$565 ...... $29.98 RA YMOND BURR 80 m;n. BW 575-86-5730 ...... $29.98 ~?l~~mi.~t~YN( l?..mA VETTES 575-86-5796 ...... $29.98 137 min . i:Yc~im:i.l~AUD ADAMS GOOD GUYS WEAR BLACK (1 978) ~ s~f~HHCHUCK NORRIS 96 m;n. 125 min. 575-86-5570 ...... $29.98 575-86-5799 ...... $29.98 575-30-0231 ...... $29.98 ~!m~ ~A\Jmh. KI RK DO UGLAS 99 min . ii~~~nvi,gf f6DY FOSTER WMRJ~J!f~PlAUWbARNER ~I;Ni?Jtr\.J/~f~1cHAEL BEC K 575-86-0366 ...... $29.98 113 mi n. Roted R 168 min 575-86-5567 ...... $29.98 575-86-5595 ...... $29.98 575-86-5467 ...... $39.98 1 1 h~~l~"irf~~~~sRgmi MOORE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (1974) GREAT MOVIE STUNTS & THE MAKING OF THE ~Jf~ gfJ,:~:!~SJy b?0?lD 122 min. 86 min. Ro ted R. RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981) 120 min. 575-86-5576 ...... $29.98 575-86-6028 ...... $29.98 107 min 575-86-0274 ...... $29.98 2 1 575-86-5584 ...... $24.98 MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (1974) 1HJR~f~~1~~~/iJ. ~1 CH AEl SARR AZIN 1~tJE\Ap'-51~:ti!li~,~B~~/}X0° 9 AL BE RT FIN NE Y. LAUREN BACALL A hun ted TV anchorwoman becomes the hu nter. 104 108 min 1~L~~~JJ::tD'b'Il'!t~l~l':t7E JLAND 128 min. 575-86-6011 ...... $29.98 111 min 575-30-0232 ...... $34.98 m;n.575-86-5950 ...... $ 29.98 THE THIEF1198 II 575-30-5739 ...... $29. 98 JAMES CA N TUE SDAY WELD ~R'!l~iyN~.~~iH~:,i ~mf JAMES MASON :~::m~MttfH~fl~~f ~ARD 126 min. Ro ted1 R. H~o~~~e1!r~~y:::e:~~r~~ ~1J!~t Roted R. Hitchcock thriller in the Block Hitfs. 136 min. 119 min. 575-86-5742 ...... $29.98 575-86-5931 ...... $29.98 575-86-5154 ...... $39.98 575-86-5992 ...... $29.98 1 HIGH ROAD TO CHINA (1983) 1 1 i~~m~iGTg: { ~RGAR ET SHERIDEN TOM SELL ECK. BESS ARMSTRONG ~2:f~8.~r.'11~~~1D BERGMA N r~u~ ,~mtJh'1~%HELLY DU VALL. 80 min. BW 106min 103 min. BW SCATMAN CROTHERS 575-86-0107 ...... $19.98 575-86-5910 ...... $29.98 575-86-5171 ...... $29.98 14 0 \1t86-5993 ...... $39.98 i~i::T sigii+:mDELEINE CARROLL m,~:~tR'f~?WHN CA RR ADIN E h~~8g,lYNp~i :~lEE REMICK 9 80 mi n 9 1 min. 11 1 min. :t~~~~pt~mi~ ~~ i!~~O PH ER PLU MME R 575-86-5590 ...... $19.98 575-86-5522 ...... $24.98 575-86-0345 ...... $29.98 103 min. Ro ted R TICKET TO HEAVEN (1981) 9 1 ON HER MAJESTY•s SECRET SERVICE (1969) 575-86-5881 ...... $29.98 107 min. Rated R. ~~~~L~~~~~~~J>J. i~Il'M~'t~~ ~i X GEO RGE LAZE NBY. DIA NA RIGG 575-86-5615 ...... $24. 98 117 min. BW 575-86-6059 ...... $39. 98 ~~~D,2!M9tJJm;n THE TIME BANDITS (1 98 1) 575-30-0024 ·························· ··$19.98 1 575-86-5858 ...... $29.98 76 min. I. THE JURY g~Em:ME~~. mr~ONY PERKINS 9 575-86-5476 ...... $29.98 ARMAND ASSANTE. 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JAMIE LEE CURTIS A trucker becomes o potential vidim when he pick. mt~ mr~ JOANNE WOODWARD WARsisP·FX ;· niE" :;,i·1:i up on ottrodive hitchhiker. 100 min. 132 min . rrli:!ii1r1 itir 575-86-5954 ...... $29.98 575-86-5578 ...... s29.98 100 min 575-86-0125 ······•• ...... $29.98 45 Video Disc "THE DUKE"

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