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orld's largest ,election of ·· t ings to snow" l i tc,;Bl ackhawk's Guarantee BERTH MARKS THE PRINCE OF PEP (1929) (1925) We want you to be satisfied with (abridged!_ what you buy from Blackhawk starring STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY starring RICHARD TALMADGE if, after receiving an item you Stan and Ollie are a "big time" vaudeville team enroute from one theatre to another are disappointed in any way, re ,n the upper berth of an open section Pullman. While the space is confined, the laughs with Brindley Shaw, Nola Luxford, Joe Harrjngton are not, and this one has some great moments. turn it to us transportation pre A fashionable physician, Dr. James Leland caught his secretary stealing drugs and in paid. in ,ts original condition, SOUND VERSIONS the ensuing struggle, lost his memory from a blow on the head. Shortly after, a mys• and within ten days after you 830-02-1100, Standard 8mm., magnetic sound, 375-feet, 14-ozs . $24.98 terious figure known only as The Black X stepped forth to fight the war on crime ar.d receive it, and we 'll allow you drug peddlers. 880--02-1100, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400-feet, 14-ozs ...... $26.98 It's all here-the fabulous Richard Talmadge in one of his amaz,ng adventure feats. full credit on some other pur 640-02-1100, 16mm., optical sound, 750-feet, 3-lbs ...... $44.98 A professional abridgement from a 5-reel feature of 1925, Blackhawk's version of The chase. issue you a credit memo Prince of Pep retains both story line and fast-moving action, bringing a long-neglected which you may later apply on SILENT VERSIONS favorite of the silent screen back to life. If you've heard of Richard Talmadge (and some other selection, or give 810-02-0415, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14-ozs...... $13.98 what silent screen fan hasn't?), this one is a must-have for that collection. you a full refund -860-02-0057, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ozs...... $1 5.98 810-49-1193, Standard 8mm., 450-feet, I-lb ...... $21.98 620--02-0320, 16mm., silent, 650-(eet, 3-lbs ...... $44.98 860-49-1193, Super 8, 525-feet, I-lb...... $24.98 _, Fall and Winter 1973-4 ,. -~ar Strikes 48 __.,.
BERTH MARKS with MAE BUSCH, GERTRUDE AST0!:-1 Stan and Ollie are a "big time" vaudeville Ollie and his wife are 1ook.ing forward ~ team enroute from one theatre to another in quiet evening at home-only to have the The bOYS are all set for a week-end with their the upper berth of an open section pullman. doorbell ring and discover "Those Laurels" wi11es in Atlantic City when a phone call in While the space is confined, the laughs are not, The Hardys muff it and have to welcome their forms them they are to be honored by a and this one has som~ great moments. (1929) guests. On the way out tor some ice cream the testimonial dinner. Ollie feigns illness-the 810-02-0415, Standard Imm. 325-leet, 14- bOYS are innocent spectators at Mae Busch's girls go on alone-but the girls miss the train! oIS. S13.91 "suicide" from which they bring her to tt,e (1930) 860-02-0057, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ots. S15.91 Hardy's apartment! Great on comedy! l1931) 810-02-1209, Standard Smm., 37S-feet, 14- 620-02-0320, 16mm. silent, 650-teet, 3-lbs. S44.91 810-02-1284, Standard Imm., 375-feet, 14- ozs. S\3.98 830-02-1100, ~andard 8mm., magnetic sound, ois. $13.98 860-02-1209, Super 8, 400-teet, 14-ozs. 515.98 375-teet, 14-ozs. S24.98 860-02-1284, Super 8, 425-feet, 14-ozs. S.15 98 ANGORA LOVE 830-0'l-0073, Standard imm. magnetic sound 880-02-1100, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400-feet, 110-02-0012, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, Stan and Ollie acquire a new friend-a stray version, S7S-feet, 1-lb. S34.98 14-ozs. 526.91 400-teet, 1-lb. $14.VC goat and their fragrant friend tallows them 880-02-000B, Super 8 magnetic sound, 62S-feet, 2· 640-02-1100, 16mm., optical sound, 750-feet, J 880-02-0023, Super 8 magnetic sound, 450-fr.et l wherever they go including their hotel room lbs. $37.98 ib. 526.98 where they meet their greatest challenge in ibs. BLOTTO S44.98 640-02-00S8, 16mm. optical sound, 11S0-feet, l 640-02-0045, 16mm. optical sound, 100--teetf • the form of hotel manager. Charlie Hall ! ! Stan is married to Anita-Ollie is a bacheior. ibs. 559.98 Ollie would like to go out on the town - Stan is - w; (1929) 110-02-0076, Standard 8mm., 400-teet, 14- BELOW ZERO willing, but can't think up a convincing ex COUNTY HOSPITAL ,;,I cuse! The boys work it out while Anita listens 0lS- $13.98 The boys are street musicians with Stan with BILLY GILBERT in on the extension phone-head for the 860-02-0153, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-olS. S15.98 playing the portable organ and Ollie a bass Ollie is in the hospital recovering speakeasy-and star in a theatrical finish 620-02-0137, 16m m. silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. 544.98 viol-and passing the hat to get what meager accident. Stan pays a visit, and th more adverse to Ollie's well-being t · ANOTHER FI'.'11'~ MESS income comes their way-until they find a supplied by Anita! (1930) with TA ELMA TODD and JAMES FINLAYSON billfold-and bills-invite the policeman on the 810-02-0541, Standard 8mm., 375-teel, 14• ou. S13,98 ~~-:2~~!~~~~ia~~!!~Jmm, 1~r~ From park bench to mansion-via basement beat to lunch-find the billfold is his! (1930) BRATS ~•~ •-r dOOr wit!"', cops in hot pursuit-with Ollie taking 1860-02-0310, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ots. S15.98 01s. sn 98 810-02-0549, Standard 8mm., JOO-feet, 14- Unique among Laurel and Hardy comec:i1es, 860-01-0204, Super 8, 300-feel, 14-0IS. Sl S ., over as master of the house and Stan playing ozs. SlJ.98 830-02-0075, Standard amm. magnetic sound Hives, the butler, and douoting as the butler's Stan and Ollie are baby-sitters tor Stan Jr. and &30-02-0084, Standard amm. m~gnetic sound 860-02-0312, Super 8, 350-teet, 14-ois. 515.91 ' version, 500-feet, 2-lbs. S34.98 880-02-0001, Super 8 magnetic sound, S50-feet, 2- Ollie Jr. and play the parts of bOlh fathers and 350-teet, 14-ozs. twin sister Agnus. the maid! (1930) 830-02-0074, Standard amm. magnetic sound, u~.98 810-02-0572, Standard 8mm., 500-teet, l- ~- wn sons. The sons are chips off the old blocks! 880-02-0030, Super 8 magnetic sound, 375-feet, ibs. 519.98 375-leel, 14-ozs. 524.98 640-02-0060, 16mm. optical sound, 1000-teet, 4- 14-015- 526.98 aao-Ol-0007, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, (1930) 860-02-0313, Super a, 575-teet, 2-lbs. 521.98 lbs. S59.98 810-02-0630, Standard Jmm., JOO-feet, 14- 640-02-0071, 16mm. optical sound, 750.teet, 3- 14-ozs. 526.98 830-02-0031, Standard amm., magnetic sound, oIS. S13.98 lbs. $44.91 640-02-0059, 16mm. optical 5ound, 7SO-feet, 3· BUSYBODIES 860-02-0101, Super I, 32S-feet, 14-on. 51S.Y8 DIRTYWORK 5S0-feet, 2-lbs. 534.91 lbs. $44.91 An ideal Laurel and Hardy comedy with the 880-02-0021, Super a magnetic sound, 600-feet, 2- 830-02-0976, Standard amm., magnetic sound, Our boys are chimney sweeps who arriv" t,, boys proud of a Model T roadster. They work. in clean the chimney of the 1oonef scientist lbs. $37.98 a planing mill and you'll "roll in the aisle" at 275-feet, 14-oIS. S24.98 Lucien Littlefield. There's monkey-busin 640-02-0044, 16mtn. optical sound, 1100-feet, 4- their Model T heading straight for the band 880-02-0024, Super 8 magnetic soun.:f., 400-feet, on the roof as this comedy turns into lbs. 559.98 saw in the film's climactic moment. Tops! 14-015- 526.98 f ANY OLD PORT 640-02-0061, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, l their best ones from this period! (10.:.. (1933) ibs. $44.98 810-02-0643, Standard amm., JOO-feet, 11- Stan and Ollie, nome from a whaling voyage, 110-02-0608, Standard 8mm., 275-teet, 14- 01s . S.13.91 on. SU.91 head for Ye Mariner's Roost, a hotel where 860-02-0205, Super 8, 325-teet, 14-ou. SlS.91 they rescue a maiden In distress! A number of 860-02-0188, Super Be 300-feet, 14-0IS, SlS.98 830-02-0085, Standard amm. magnetic sound. 830-02-0077, Standard amm. magnetic sound their greatest comedy routines including Stan 350-teel, 1-lb- S24.98 as a prize tighter! (1932) version, 325-teet, 1-tb. S24.98 880-02-0010 Super 8 magnetic sound, 375.feef, 880-02-0003, Super 8 magnetic sound, 300-feet, THE CHIMP 810-02-1252, Standard 8mm., 350-feet. 14- with JAMES FINL.AYSON 14-ozs. UHi 14-oIS. $26.98 ozs. S13.98 Finlayson·s circus has to to1a0o ao the best he 640-02-0072, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, J.. 640-02-0062, 16mm. optical sound, 650-feet, l 860-02-1252, Su~r 81 375-feet1 14-oIS, $15.98 can by all his employees, he divides the circus lbs. $44.91 flo-Ol-0072, StandarcrJmm. mag"nefrc sound ibs. 544.98 into units, and everyone draws his portion. DO DETECTIVES THINK? version, 400-feet, 1-lb. S24.98 CHICKENS COME HOME Ollie gets the gorilla-Stan the flea circus! with JAMES Fl NLAYSON and NOAH YOUNG 880-02-0064, super 8 magnetic sound, 4SO-feet, 2- Every man has a past"-with some little Their troubles begin-and so do the laughs. Young, who was sentenced to prison bY Judg lbs. S26.98 "indiscretion" he would like to bury. Ollie has Finlayson for murder has escaped and ha 640-02-0057, 16mm. optical sound, 100-teel, J BIG BUSINESS thirty or forty he woula like to cremate (1932) vowed revenge. Ferdinand Finkleberry and 1 810-02-0540, Standard 8mm., 375.feet, 14- ibs. . 544.98 with JAMES FINLAYSON particularly after having been a s ;ccess in ozs. S13.98 Sherlock Pinkham (Stan and Ollie) are bUsiness and now being a candidate tor BACON GRABBERS Christmas tree salesmen in sunny California! H0-02-0070, Super 8, 400-teel, 14-015- SlS.98 detectives hired to protect Judge Finlayso As process servers, Stan and Ollie are ca\led This is one of their great ones-with peace on mayor! One of their best! (1931) 830-02•0083, Standard amm. magnetic sound earth, good will to men, turning into private 830-02-0082, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound (1927> upon to retrieve a radio from a most un a 475-teet, 2-lbs. $34.98 810-02-0665, Standard amm., 400-feet, 14- cooperative Edgar Kennedy-use a l_.ldder to war with Jimmy Finlayson, and almost 575-leel, 2-lbs. $34.98 880-02•0004, Super 8 magnetic sound, 600-feet, 2· 880-02-0018, Super 8 magnetic sound, 625-feet, 2- oIS- try the second floor-get into all kinds of devastating the neighborhood! (1929) lbs. S37 .98 860-02-0225, Super 8, 45G-feet, 1-lb. lbs. S37 .98 trouble-YOU gel the laughs! (1919) 810-02-1262, standard amm., 375-teet, 14- 640-02-0070, t~m•n. optical sound, 900-feet, 4- 620-02•0251, 16mm. silent, 800-feet, J•lbs- 810-02-0301, Standard amm., 400-teet, 14· ozs. SU.98 640-02-0069, 16mm. optical sound, .t150-feet, 4- lbs. $59.98 on. 513.98 860-02-1262, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ois. S15.98 lbs. S59.98 860-02-0149, Super 8, 450-leel, 14-0IS- $15.98 620-02-1262, 16mm. silent, 725-teet, 3-lbs. S44.98 620-02-0109, 16m m. silent, 100-teet, 3-lbs. 544.98 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 .1 THE FIXER UPPERS' HELPMATES LAUGHING GRAVY LOVE 'EM AND WEEP with CHARLIE HALL with JAMES FINLAYSON, MAE BUSCH More with MAE BUSCH: CHARLES MIDDLETON Ollie awakens after a wild house party only to realize his absent wife is due home from This is the story of Laughing Gravy, a I ittle Just as success strikes Jimmy Finlayson on Stan and Ollie are greeting card salesmen- Chicago at noon! With the house a mess, and dog, and the attempt of the boys to give shelter the head, in walks Mae, a ghost from the past 10llie designs the cards-Stan writes the Laurel & Hardy Ollie with a hangover, he makes the mistake of to their animal friend in their boarding house with a fancy blackmail scheme. Romeo Stan is verses. At one apartment they are met by asking Stan over to help clean up the place! room on a cold ar.d snowy winter's night. With enlisted to relieve the burden from Fin's back, tearful Mae Busch whose artist husband is so Charlie Hall as the landlord-you can ap. but ihe whole plot blows up and right in front of YJrapped up in his work that she is a "neglected (1931) 810-02·0565, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- preciate the challenge! (1931) the boys' wives. (1927) wife". The boys volunteer to make the husband ozs. $13.98- 810-02-0542, Standard &mm., 300-leet, 14- 810-02-1040, Standard amm., 400-leet, 14- jealous with great success! {1935} 860-02-0360, Super 8, 375-leet, 14-ozs. S15.98 ozs. S13.91 810-02-0611, Standard 8mm., 400-leet, 14. ozs. $13.98 830-02-0033, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 860-02-0323, Super 8, 325-leet, 14-ozs. S15.91 ,ozs. $13.98 860-02-1040, Super 8, 450-leet, 14-ozs. S15.91 350-leet, 1-lb. $24.98 830-02-0080, Standard 8mm., magnetic sound, 860-02-0191, Super 8, 450-leet, 14-ozs. S15.98 620-02-1040, 16mm. silent, toO-feet,3-lbs. S44.9t 880-02-0020, Super 8 magnetic sound, 375-feet, 4- 375-leet, 1-lb. $24.91 830-02-0121, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, ozs. $26.98 880-02-0017, Super 8 magnetic sound, 375-feet, 1· 375-leet, 1-lb. $24.98 640-02-0046, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, 3- lb. S26.9t 880-02-0005, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, lbs. S44.98 640•02-0065, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, l 14-ozs. $26. 98 ibs. S44.H 640-02-0119, 16mm. optical sound, 750-leef.3- lbs. ----- _____,__$44.98 HOG WILD THE LAUREL-HARDY FROM SOUP TO NU'fS1 Mr. Hardy is in a hurry because he is to meet MURDER CASE Erstwhile lunch counter waiters, Stan and Mr. Laurel-a domestic problem arises Here's a creepy "old house" thriller typical of Ollie are sent by the employment agency to the because he's promised his wife to put up a the atmosphere of the mysteries of the 1920's. home of the newly rich and snobbish radio aerial-and he's stuck with it! Mr. Stan and Ollie are in the midst of everything, Culpepper's-and disaster overtakes Mrs. Laurel arrives in time for the action-on a all because Ollie gets the idea that Stan is the Culpepper's dinner party. 0928) ladder-on the roof-and in a runaway model long lost heir of the late tycoon, Ebeneezer 810-02-0272, Standard 8mm., 350-feet, 14- T! (1930) Laurel. Great comedy too! (1930) DOUBLE WHOOPEE ozs. S13.98 810-02-0520, Standard amm., 27S-feet, 14- 810-02-0538, Standard &mm., 350-leet, 14- JEAN HARLOW 860-02-0037, Super 8, 400-feet, 14 ozs. $15.98 ozs. $13.98 ozs. $13.91 Stan and Ollie as prospective hotel footman 620-02-0084, 16mm. silent, 700-leet, 3-lbs. $44.98 860-02-0028, Super 8, 301)..feet, 14-ozs. $15.98 860-02-0053, Super 8, 400-leet, 1-lb. S15.91 and doorman mistaken for visiting royalty. 830-02-0078, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 830-02-0081, Standard amm. magnetic sound, The climax comes when Jean Harlow alights GOING BYE BYE 325-leet, 1-lb. $24.98 500-leet, 2-lbs. 34.91 , vtn a cab in front of the hotel- and Footman with WALTER LONG 640•02-0063, 16mm. optical sound, 650-feet, J. 640-02-0066, 16mm. Optical sou-nd, 1000-feet, 4. MEANDMYPAL Stan closes The cab door on the train of her Tough guy Walter Long is sent up for life on lbs. S44.98 lbs. $59.91 Ollie started out as an elevator operator who · gown! (192'1) evidence presented by Stan and Ollie. As has risen in the business world to the point 810-02-0069, Standard emm., 3S0-feet, 14- sentence is about to be pronounced, Long LEAVE 'EM LAUGHING where he is to marry the boss' daughter. The ozs. $13.98 overhears Stan exclaim, "He ought ta be with EOGAR KENNEDY best man, Stan, arrives with a super 860-02-0020, Super 8, 400-leet, 14-ozs. $15.98 hung."-and Long vows no bars can hold him! Pandemonium in a dentist's office and trouble complicated jig saw puzzle that magnetizes He escapes-there's action, suspense and "" ul-OOCM, 1'mm. silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 in city traffic as Stan and Ollie muddle through not only the boys, but everybody along the laughs! (1934) the complications of a toothache, "laughing way. (1933) 640-02-0018, 16mm. optical, 800-leet, 3-lbs. S44.9t EARLY TO BED gas" and an eviction notice. The climax is one 810-02-0536, Standard 8mm. JSO,feet, 14- ozs. $13.91 1 HABEAS CORPUS of the greatest traffic jams-on officer Edgar P,..e vinq ii fortune left by a rich uncle, 860-02-0363, Super I, 375-leet, 14-ozs. S15.91 - - :;1an his butler. While Stan This is basically a " spooky" comedy with Kennedy's corner. (1927) 810-02-1260, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- 830·02-0104, Standard Imm., magnetic sound, ,ecomes a ::onscientious and devoted servant, "mad scientist" Richard Carle, com ots. S13.98 350-leet, 14-ozs. S26.91 I Ollie turns into a playboy. The resulting antics missioning Stan and Ollie to steal bodies from aao.02-0016, Super magnetic sound, 375.feet, 160-02-1260, Super 8, 475-leet, 14-ozs. S15.98 a make tor hilarious comedy! (1928) a cemetery for his experiments. And just about 620-02·1260, 16mm. silent, 82S-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 14-ozs. S26.91 810-02-0316, Standard 8mm., 350-leet, 14- all of the ,hilly thrills that could beset our boys 640-02•0067, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, 3. ozs. $13.98 come upon them as they set out to accomplish LIBERTY lbs. $44.91 860-02-0263, Super 8, 400-leet, 14-ozs. S15.98 their mission. (1929) Escaping from prison, Stan and OIi ie are 620-02-0120, 16mm. silent, 700-leet, 3-lbs. $44.98 810-02-1286, Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- MS. $13~ picked up by confederates and change from MENO'WAR 860-02-1286, Super 8, 400-leet, 1-lb. $15.91 prison attire hcivilian attire-only to discover with JAMES FINLAYSON THE FINISHING TOUCH 620·02·1286, 16mm. silent, 7SO-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 that they hav~ •heir pants switched. There is The boys are cast as two seafaring gobs and much excitement as they try to switch pants the action takes place on their r iotous shore Stan and Oli1e are small time contractors. A THE HOOSEGOW but are continually interrupted or pursued. leave. The high point in hilarity is where Ollie promoter hires the pair to finish a Job. The with TINY SANFORD and (1929) tries to stretch the 15 cents they have between california bungalow, "built like Gibraltar" JIMMY FINLAYSON 810-02•0642 , Standard Bmm., 3S0-feet, 14- them, to cover refreshments for four, and $13.98 c..:ollapses under the weight of a smal I bird that Set in the days of prohibition it shows our boys ozs. Stan, stuck with the check, figures it as al I or alights on the chimney as our "master among the occupants of the paddy.wagon 160-02-0209, Super a, 375-leet, 1-lb. S15.98 nothing, plays a one-armed-bandit, and hits builders" lake off! (1928) being delivered to the penitentiary because 620-02-0237, 16mm. silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. S44 .98 the jack pol! (1928) 810-02-0271 Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- they were "watching a raid!" In the last TWO TARS THE LIVE GHOST 810-02-0525, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14- ozs. $13.98 sequence, Cities pick-aimed at Stan-goes ots. Sll.98 860-02-0055, Super 8, 450-leet, 1-lb. $15.98 through the radiator of the governor's official (1928) Stan and Ollie as fish market employees 860-02-0031, Super 8, 375-leet, 14-ozs. S15.98 620-02-0083, 16mm. silent, 800-leet,3-lbs. s.«.98 fishing on their day off! Propositioned by a sea car-with water spurting out like a fountain. STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY 830-02-0027 , Standard 8mm. magnetic, 350-feet, captain, Walter Long, they cooperate in The boys are advised to get some rice from the Two guys on shore leave-a rented Model T 1-lb. S24.98 .FL YING ELEPHANTS shanghaiing a crew tor his " ghost ship"-are cook to put in the radiator-but when the car Is Roadster-two girls-a traffic jam and a mile 880-02•0039 , Super 8, magnetic sound, 37S•feet, started the radiator cap blows off, and the shanghaied themselves-and suffer many One of the earliest of the Laurel & Hardy long string of vintage automobiles! One of 14-015. $26. 98 radiator spouts a stream of gooey rice that " ghostly experiences while the audience is in Comedies produced by Hal Roach, it presents their funniest and most famous comedies 640-02-0040, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, l Stan & Ollie at a time when they had not leads to a real rice.throwing finale! (1929) hysterics! (1934) 810-02-0073, Standard 8mm ., 425-feet, l- ibs. $44.98 technically reached starring status, nor had 810-02-1074, Standard 8mm., 300-teet,-14- 810-02-0619 , Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- ib. S13.98 their screen characters developed to the point ozs. $13.98 ozs. S13.H 860-02-0004, Super 8, 450-leet, 1-lb. S15 .98 where they played themselves. But this 860-02- 1074, Super a, 325-feet, 14..ozs. S15.98 860-02-0068, Super 8, 350-leet, 14-ozs. SlS.98 eomedy ot stone age man defini tely has its own 830-u7-0079, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 620-02-0020, 16mm. silent, 850-leet, 30-lbs. S49.98 830 -02-000S, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, moments. ( 1927) 350-feet, 1-l b. S24.98 400-feet, 14-ozs 524 .98 110-02-0660, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14 880-02-0032, Super 8 magnetic sound, 375-feet, 880-02-0041, Super 8 magrietic sound 4S0•feet, l TURN PAGE FOR ozs. $13 .98 14-ots. S26.98 ibs. S26 .98 860-02-0308, Super&, 400-leet, 1-lb. S15.98 640-02-0064, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, l [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ 640-02-0013, 16m"m. optical souncf, 775-feet, l 620-02-0278, 16mm. silent, 700-leet, 3-lbs. S44.98 ibs. $44.98 ibs S44.98 MORE LAUREL-HARDY 4 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 More OLIVER THE EIGHTH SCRAM Stan and Ollie are barbers-but with a yen to with ARTHUR HOUSEMAN THEIR FIRST MISTAKE THEY C.O BOOM L I _._ H d marry a rich widow! The rich widow is a Ordered to leave town wIrnin an hour because Ollie's w,te is getting sIcK ama r1rea or rne rime Ollie has a cold. Stan's raKing Lare()f aure ~ or y vampire-like creature out to do away with they are classed as vagrants, Stan and Ollie he spends with Stan. Stan advises Ollie that the waiting on him hand and foot..with the every male named Oliver-and our Ollie is get mixed up-on they way out-with Arthur Hardy's should have a baby so that Mrs. Hardy that their one room is practicall'y demol "lUmber eight! Mae Busch plays the sir: !ster Houseman, one of the screens most plastered can keep busy and the boys continue to pal with Stan's tender care! Taking the si female! One of their best! (193-4) men-about-town. Invited to spend the night around. Ollie sets about to adopt a child, and fact that Ollie has a cold, Stan and Ollie 810-02-0550, Standard Bmm., 500-feet, l - with him in his mansion, the boys find that it returning home finds that his wife has left him. used this single situation and meticul ib. 513.98 isn't his it's the judges's. (1932) So Stan and Ollie have the responsibility of expanded it to create this hilarious com caring for the child. Cl932) 860-02-0251 , Super 8, 550-feet, 1-lb. S15.98 BJ0-02-1160, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, make movie goers laugh uproarousl',l 830-02-0120, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 400-feet, 14-ozs. S24.98 830-02-0088, Standard 8mm, magnetic sound, 375-feet, 1-lb. S24.98 830-02-1001 , Standard 8mm., magnetic 500-feet, 2-lbs. S34 .98 880-02-11,o, Super 8 magnetic sound, 42S-feet, 375-feet, 14-ozs. 880-02-002,, Super a magnetic sound, 400-feet, s~ 880-02-0031 , Super 8 magnetic sound; 550-feet, 14-ozs. S26 . 98 880-02 -1001, Super 8 magnetic sound, 42S-1 2-lbs. $37.98 640-02-1160, 16mm. optical sound, 77S-feet , J 14-ozs. S26.98 14 -ozs . 640-02-0075, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, J 640-02-0020, 16mm. optical sound, 975-feet, •- ibs. $44.98 640-02 -1001, lbs. S59.98 ibs. S44,98 lbs. THE SECOND 100 YEARS As prison cellmates digging their way out, ONE GOOD TURN Stan and Ollie tunnel right into the warden's MIDNIGHT PATROL office. On another try, they turn their clothing For a change, our boys, are this time on the Off to see America in their Model T. Stan and inside out and paint themselves out of prison. side of the law. As policemen, our boys can Ollie, out of money stop at a kitchen door in wreck any place as easily as If they were in hopes of a handout and overhear what they But a series of hilarious misadventures lands THEM TtlAR HILLS them back in their old cell. (1921) civilian clothes. Their squad car is almost take to be a threat to foreclose the mortgage With BILLY GILBERT, 810-02-0314, Standard Bmm., 400-feet, 14- stolen-Stan is unwittingly an accomplice to a against a dear old lady. They then attempt to CHARLIE HALL and MAE BUSCH ozs . S13 .98 burglar- the chief's home, Is almost wrecked sell their "car" for her benefit-only to find Doctor Billy Gilbert orders Ollie to the in their pursuit of a burglar, (1933) they have overheard a rehearsal of the 8,0-02-0082, Super 8, 42S-feet, 14-ozs. S15.98 mountains for a complete rest Too much 620-02-0110, 16mm. silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. S44.9l 810-02-0547, Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 14- Community Players! (1931) "high living" has brought on an attack of the ozs S13 .91 810 -02 -1082, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- SHOULD MARRIED MEN gout. The boys rent a trailer and move into a 860-02-0311 , Supers, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S15.98 ozs. S13.98 campground just vacated by moonshiners. The 830-02-0105, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 860-02-1082, Super ,400-leet, 14-ozs. S15.98 GO HOME? mountain water is just great as the boys 375-feet, 14-ozs. S24 .98 830 -02-0086, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, Ordered out of the house, Stan and 011 ie head discover! (193-4) 880-02-0009, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, 400-feet, 1-lb. $24 .98 tor the golf course, Edgar Kennedy's toupee 810-02-0622, Standard Bmm., 275-feet, 14- 14-ozs. S26.98 880-02 -0019 , Super 8 magnetic sound, 425-feet, 1. gets mixed up with the golf tees and the turf. 0zs. SlJ.98 with CHARLIE HALL and MAE BUSCH 640-02-0068, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, lb. $26 .98 He tries to rescue it from the mud and in the 860-02-0166, Super 8, JOO-feet, 14--0zs. S15.98 One of their funniest! All set to open an el Jibs. S44. 91 640-02 -0073 , 16mm. optical sound, 800-feet, J process starts one of the funniest mud-slinging 830-02-0040, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, trical store right next to Charlie's groc THE MUSIC BOX ibs. S44.98 ·sequences ever fllmed. (1928) about 350-leet, 14-0zs. S24.98 Stan and Ollie try to be n ice, but one th Probably thei r funniest sound comedy and 810-02-0670, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- 880-02-0042, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, leads to another until we have retaliation of their only film to win an Academy Award. All ozs. St3.91 14-0zs. S26.98 first magnitude! (1935) about delivering a oiano to Billy Gi lbert's 860-02-0303, Super 8, 425-feet, 14-ozs. S15.98 ,40-02-0021 , 16mm. optical sound, 72S-feet, 33- 810-02-0,23, Standard 8mm., 2S0-feet, 14- OUR WIFE ozs. home on the top of the hill-via the longest ,20-02-0249, 1'mm. silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 lbs. S44 .98 flight of stairs you've ever seen! Guaranteed with JAMES FINLAYSON and BEN TURPIN 860-02-0069, Super 8, 275-feet, 1-lb. to please! (1932) Wealthy Jimmy Finlayson would like to get his SUGAR DADDIES 830-02-0041, Standard 8mm. maq~•!ir • 810-02-0530, Standard Bmm., 400-feet, 15- rather chubby daughter married off-but not Stan as the harassed lawyer and Ollie as an 350-feet, 15-ozs. ,.. ozs . S13.98 so much that he's willing to accept Ollie as a exasperating butler match wits with a black 880-02-0043, Super a magnetic sound, 375. 860-02-0006, Super 8, 450-feet, 1-lb. S15.98 son-in-law! The lovers decide to elope. Stan mailing ring to save their employer S50,000.00. 14-ozs. $26. 830-02-0037, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, comes aJong to " help"! Justice of the Peace, Their attempts reach a cl imax with a hilarious 640-02-0023, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, 550-feet, 2-lbs. S34.98 Ben Turpin, in his cross-eyed way, marries the chase through the amusement parks of 880-02 -00S9, Super 8 magnetic sound, ,oo-teet, 2- girl to Stan! (1931) southern C~lifornia. (1927) lbs. TOWED IN A HOLE S4c. lbs. $37.98 810-02-0610, Standard Bmm., 350-leet, 14- 810-02-0302, Standard Imm., 300-feet, 14- Stan and Olfle, fish peddlers, deciae ro ao aw ,40-02-0019, 1'mm. optical sound, 1100-feet, S 0zs. SlJ.98 ozs. with the middle man--and catch their fish lbs. S59.91 S13 .98 860-02--0190, Super, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S15.91 860-02-0243, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-ozs. S15.98 well as selling them. One difficulty a't NIGHTOWLS 830-02-0122, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 620-02-0111, 16mm. silent, 600-leet, 2-lbs. another besets them as they try to make with EDGAR KENNEDY $44.98 350-feet, 1-lb. $24.98 boaf they have purrhased from Billy Gtl Stan and Ollie are a couple of transients who THAT'S MY WIFE 880-02-0022 , Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, sufficiently seaworthy! (1933) spend their nights in the park-Edgar Ken 14-oz s. s2,.98 The Hardy house hasn' t been the same since 810-02-0620, Standard Bmm., 270-feet, 14- nedy is the cop on the beat! Kennedy is having 640-02 -0120, 16mm. optical sound, 750 -feet, 4- Mr. Laurel arrived two years before. Mrs. ozs. trouble with the chief and our boys agree to Hardy lays it on the line-" Either he goes-or lbs. S44 .98 1860-02-0072, Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lb s15 become " burglars" in order to help him out! 1 do." As Mrs. H makes her departure, Ollie's They' re a BIG help! (1930) 830-02-0039, Standard 8mm. magnetic sou rich uncle is scheduled to come. And, Ollie is to 400-feet, 14-ozs. S2•. 830-02-12S4, Standard 8mm., magnetic sound, inheri t a great deal of money if he's happily Tlf.CKER THAN.WATER 880-02-0033, Super 8 magnetic sound, 450-f 375-feet, 14-ozs. S24 .98 married. So, Stan impersonates Mrs. H . . .. PERFECT DAY 14-ozs. S26. 880-02-1254, Super 8, magnetic sound, 42S-feet, and the fun begins! (1929) with JAMES FINLAYSON with EDGAR KENNEDY 640-02-0017, 16mm. optical sound, 800..feet, 14-olS . S26.98 810-02-0644, Standard 8mm., 350-feet, 14- and DAPHNE POLLARD The Hardys and the Laurels; together with lbs. $44. Ollie is married to Daphne, Stan is their Star '40-02-0014 , 16mm., optical sound, 800-feet, l Mr. Hardy's brother-in-law, Edgar Kennedy, 0zs. S13.98 boarder, James Finlayson owns the furniture TWICE TWO ibs. $44.98 are preparing for a Sunday outing. The 860-02-0210, Super 8, 400-feet, l •lb. S15.98 store from which the Hardy's are buying their One of their most original comedies, with St brother-in-law is suffering from the gout. Can't 620-02-0238, 16mm. silent, 700-feet, J-lbs. S44.98 PUTTING PANTS ON PHILIP furniture. Things get messed up when Daphne and Ollie playing themselves-and ea Off the bearen path for Stan and Ollie with Stan you imagine the comedy possibilities of this THEIR PURPLE MOMENT other's w ives. They're very nearly the who sort of a prop-on an outing? (1929) gives the money for the week's payment to cast as a young Scotsman named Philip, on his The boys are holding out part of their pay Ollie Who gives ilto Stan who .... ? (1935) show! It gets under way on their Wedd first visit to the United States, and Ollie, 810-02-06'f1 , Standard Imm., 300-feet, 14- checks from their wives. They head for a anniversary-with hilarious results• 0933) 810-02-1207, Standard8mm., JOO-feet, 14- representing the family trying to keep hi m in ozs. S13.98 bowling alley for th~ir night out: but become 810-02-10,1, Standard Imm., 3S0-feet, 14- line, for Philip wears kilts and chases girls! 860-02-0203, Super 8, 325-feet, 14-ozs. S15.98 involved in some side-splitting incidents when ozs . $13.98 ozs. S14. 0928) 830-02-0087, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, they are sidetracked along the way by two 860-02-1207, Super 8, 325-feet, 14-ozs. S15.98 860-02-1061, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. 516.1 810-02-028', Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- 400-feet, 14-ozs. $24.98 damsels In distress. 11928) ttl0-02-11S7, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 830-02-0089,Standard 8mm. magnetic sound ozs. S13.98 880-02-00J,, Super 8 magnetic souud, 450-feet, 810-02-0298, Standard Imm., 42S-feet, 14- 400-feet, 14-ozs. S24.98 375-leet, 1-lb. $24. 860-02-0066, Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lb. S15.98 14-ozs. S26.98 ozs. S13.98 880-02-1157, Super a, magnetic sound, 450-feet, 880-02-001s, Super a magnetic sound, 400-ffft 620-02-0097, 16mm. silent, 750-leet, J-lbs. 544.98 640-02-0074, Hmm. optical sound, 800-feet, l 860-02-01S0, Super 8, 450-feet, 1-lb. S15.98 14-ozs. S26. 16mm. optical sound, aoo-,9t~·9/_ ibs. $44.98 620-02-0107, 16mm. silent, 8S0-feet, J-lbs. $44.98 l:o~~t11n, 640-02--0076, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, lbs. S44 ,98 lbs. $44,I • BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-.. OUR RELATIONS SAPS AT SEA WITH LOVE AND Ollie aevelops a case of "hornophobia " which More HISSES It's double trouble for Stan and Ollie, whose home life has been peaceful and contented can be cured only by a diet of goat's milk and with JIMMY FINLAYSON When their identical twin brothers appear on plenty of ocean air. They rent a shabby boat They're in the Army now - and while it seems that somehow gets Stan and Ollie and a goat Laurel & Hardy the community scene--only their wives don' t that Stan and Ollie's sole purpose in life is to plus an at-large criminal out to sea to create know they htwe twin brothers, and these oceans of lauahs for the audience. (19.40) drive crusty Jimmy Finlayson mad, they're brothers are really men about tO'-Nn . ! One of 810-02-0674, Standard Bmm., 600,feet, 2- only trying to be good soldiers. But isn't trying the real highs in Laurel and Hardy fun! (1936) lbs. S21.98 half the laughs? (1927) 81 0-02-1097, Standar .d 8m m ., 9S0-feet, 2- TWO TARS 810-02-1019, Standard 8mm., 425-feet, 14- lbs. $39.98 860-02-0222, Super 8, 700-fee t , 2-lbs . $24.98 830-02-0110, Standard Imm., magnetic sound, Edgar Kennedy ozs. $13.98 860-02-1097, Super 8, 1050-feet, 2-lbs. $44.98 860-02-1019, Super 8, 475-feet, 14-ozs. $15.98 1200-feet, 3-lbs. $69,YB Two gobs on shore leave-a rented Model T 830-02-1084, Standard 8m m . magnetic so und, 620-02-1019, 16mm. silent, 8S0-feet, 3-lbs. $44.98 880-02-0054, Super 8 magnetic sound, 1325-feet, Roadster-two girls-a traffic jam and a mile 1350-feet, 3-lbs. S79 .98 3-l bs. $75.91 long stri ng of vintage automobiles! One of BLOCKHEADS 880-02-1084, Su per a magnetic sound, 1500-feet, 640-02-002S, 16 m m. optical sound, 2150 -feet, 8- their funniest and most famous comedies. YOU'RE DARN TOOTIN' World War I buddies, Private Laurel is so 3-l bs. $86.98 lbs. $119,91 (1928) Stan and Ollie are " out of work" musicians dumb he didn't know when to come out of the 640-02-0027, 16mm. sound, 2700-feet, B- 810-02-0073, Standard Smm., 400-feet, 14- who play clarinet and the French horn. From trenches. Twenty years later, Ollie, seeing his ibs. $119.98 ozs. $1 3.98 their short career with the band in the park, picture in the paper, goes to see him at the 860-02-0004, Super 8, 450-feet, 1-lb. S15.98 they land on a busy downtO'-Nn street as street SOidier's Home-invites him home-which is PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES 620-02-0020, 16mm. silent, 77S-feet, 3-lbs. S49.98 musicians. Here they tangle with the traffic, just what he should not have done! Standard Rare moments of comedy with Stan and 01 lie, quarrel with the cops, and get everybody 8mm. and Super 8 version are abridgements. cast as World War I buddies who become ex UNACCUSTOMED AS mixed up in a free-for-all! (1928 ) (1938) officio guardians for the little daughter of their 810-02-0269, Standard 8mm., 37S-feet, l- 810-02-0585, Standard Bmm ., 37S-feet, 14- captain, who's wife has deserted him and their WEARE ib. $13.98 ou., SlJ.98 little girl, and then is a battle casualty. Our two wo th MAE BUSCH, THELMA TODD 860-02-0054, Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lb. $15.98 860-02-0099, Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lb. $15 ,98 heroes save her from I ife in an orphanage, and a nd EDGAR KENNEDY 620-02-0081 , 16mm. silent, 750-feet, 3-lbs. $44 .98 830-02-0139, Standard 8mm. m agnetic sound, ul t imately reunite her w ith her grandparents. 1050-feet, 2-lbs. S64.98 (1931 ) Host Ollie-guest Stan- w ife Mae-neighbor's 880-02-00S3 , Super 8 magnetic sound, 11 S0-feet, 830-02-0091 , Standard &mm. magnetic sound, w i fe Thelma- nei ghbor Edgar ( a lso a 2-lbs. $69. 98 1165-feet, 4-lbs. S74.98 policeman)-all get very involved when wife 640-02-0010 , 16mm. optical sound, 2100-feet, B 880-02 -006 1, Super 8 magnetic sound, 1267-feet, Mae walks ou t and Ollie says he'll get d inner! ibs. S11 9.98 3- lbs. SB0 .98 (1 929) 640-02 -0078 16mm . optical sound, 23S0-feet , 7. 810-02-0411, Standar d 8mm., 350-feet, 14- lbs , S119.98 0rs $13.98 860-02-0080, Super 8, 375-feet , 1-l b. $1 5.98 PARDON US 620-02-0319, 16 mm. silent , 700-feet,3-lbs. l44.981 Stan & Ollie are making their own "home SWISS MISS brew" during pr ohibition and by mistake try to w it h DE L LA LIN D. WALTER WOOL F sell their wares to a policeman! Many good laughs from the days when many paod tidbits KING and ERIC BLOR E of comedy were new to the screen. {1931) As mousetrap salesmen n Sw1tzer1and, one Of BEAU HUNKS 830-02-0092, Standard m. m agnetic sound am tt,e1r demonstratiOf"ls n a luxury hotet back 01 e- ,rejected by the most beautiful girl In the 1000-fee t , 3-l bs. 569.98 f1 es and the boys ~nd up , 1he kitchen where, 880-02-0056 ,. Super 8 magnetic sound, 11S0-feet, world-suggests that he and Stan join the tor every d"sh ey break, they must put none 3,lbs. $75.98 French Foreign Legion. The climax comes ay of duty I The c max f nds them 640-02-0079, 16m m. optical ~ou nd, 2000 -feet, 6 when thev save the tort from a Riff attack bv mov ng a piano up q rarrow Alpine trai over using a b~rrel of tacks• A spoot of '' Beau lb~ ~ 19~ ,,., swaying brrdgeon w ch tt-,,ey meiet a gor1llat Geste" (1931, 1938) 830 O.t: 0093, t;tandard 8mm. magnet c sound, a10-02 -054-I, s,andard &mm., 575 feet, 2- 400-feet 3 'bs. $79.98 M "1~8 880-02 0028, Super 8 magnetic sound, 15S0-feet, 860-02-0319, Super 8, 625-feet, 2-lbs. Sl4.98 3-lbs. $86 98 830-02-0109, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 640-01-0080, 16mm optical sound, 2700-feet, B 700-foet, 2-l bs. $49.98 ibs. Sll 9.98 880-02-0014, Super 8 magnetic sou nd, 77S-feet, 2- WROc\lG AGAIN lbL "3~ A CHUMP AT OXFORD Stan anc1 Ollie confuse the famous "Blue Boy" .,40.02-002 9, 16mm. optica l sound, 1400-feet, S oainting wrth "Blue Boy" the race horse. m. m~ Street sweepers Stan and Ollie thwart a bank WAYOL'TWEST When the painting is reported stolen, the boys hold-up and are rewarded by a chance fo r an try to take the horse to the art collector . A ver y education. They choose an education at Ox On e of the best films the boys ever m ade. funny one! (1 929) THE BOHEMIAN GIRL ford-wher e they arrive in Eton iackets. A They're cast as ''tend er heel" deser t 810-02-0072, Standard emm., 375-leet, 14- very funny com ed y! 640-02-0026 is ou r con pr05pectors in sea rch of the daug hter of a late ozs. S13 .98 woth MAE BUSCH, ANTONIO MORENO densed ver sion while we also have t he com SONS OF THE DESERT friend w ho has struck it r id',. The daughter is a 860-02-0217 , Super 8, 425-feet, 1-lb. S15. 98 plete f u ll length vers ion 640- 02 0122. Both slave in a sa loon run by J immy F inlayson- Stan and Ollie are cast as happy.go-lucky 620-02-0136, 16mm. si lent, 700-feet, 3- lbs . $44.98 ver sions are act ion.packed and authent ic. wit h CHARLEY CHASE and J immy tr ies to pass off his w ife as the m embers of a gypsy band · Oll ie' s wife, (1940) Gen erally rated as the best of all the Laurel r ightful heiress. But r ight triumphs! Standard en am oured of a dashing young gypsy, k idnaps and Hardy features, the story of the boys 8mm. (silen t) & Super 8 silent versions are a little princess to prove her love- then leaves 810-02-0607, Standard Bmm., 550-feet, l - try ing to get away for the national convention abridgements. (1937) the ch ild w ith Stan and Ollie as she flees with fii'J: FAWDOW~ ib._ S21.98 of " The Sons of the Desert" is jam.packed her paramour. The princess grows to young 830 -02 ·0042, Standard Smm., magnetic sound, comedy that doesn' t let down from beginning 810-02-0621 , Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- Stan and Ollie try a trick to get away from womanhood and is eventually restored to her " abndged " 800 -feet, 2-lbs. $49 .98 to end, and contains some Of the best comedy ozs. S13 .98 " Mimi" - for a poker game w ith the boys. But rightful place-after a series of hilarious 860-02-0122, Super 8, 600-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 routines the boys ever developed. ( 1933 ) 860-02-0165, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-0zs. $15.98 the theatre they're supposed to be attending misadventures. (1936 } 880-02-0071 , Super 8 magnetic sound, "abridged 830-02-0131, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 830-02-0043, Standard Bmm., magnetic sound, burns down- and the boys don't get the news 830-02-0090, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound version," 77S-feet, 2-lbs. S53 .98 1250-feet, 3-lbs. S74 .98 1200.feet, 3-lbs. s, •.98 until they get home! (1928 ) version, 12S0-feet, 3-lbs. S79.98 640-02-0026, 16mm. optical so una 880-02-0034, Super 8 magnetic sound, 13S0-feet, 880-02-0055, Super a, magnetic sound, 13S0-feet, 810-02-0077 , Standard Bmm., 3S0-feet, 14 880-02-0025, Super 8 magnetic sound, 137S-feet, " abndged" 1450 .feet, 5-lbs S79.98 3-lbs. S81 ,98 3-lbs. $81.98 ozs. $13.98 3-lbs. S86.98 640-02-0122, 16mm. optical sound, full-length, 640-02-0113 , 16mm. optical sound, 2500-feet, B 040-02-0011 , 16mm. optical sound, 13SO-feeT, a 860-02-04S4, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. S1S.98 640-02-0077, 16mm. optical sound, 2S00-feet, a. 2300-feel, 8-lbs. $129,98 ibs. 5139.98 lbs. S119.98 . 620-02-0326, 16mm. silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. $44.98 lbs. $119.98 Licensed by Hal Roach Studios for home and non theatrical exhib1t1on-television and theatrical rights are reserved--1n the United Ch l Ch Slates. ,nclud,ng Alaska and Hawaii. Canada. 1111» 1111» Canton Islands. Ca,ol,ne Islands, Guam, or ~ y as ~ Comed:es., Mananas lslc .. ds, Marshal Is lands.. Panama Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, Samoa (Tutu,la) , Virgin I slands and Wake Islands. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CRAZY LIKE A FOX IT HAPPENED ONE DAY with MARTHA SLEEPER With BETTY MACk MIDSUMMER MUSH with BETl"i' MACK THE NICKEL NURSER The story Of two millionaires who want their Charley, on the way to report to a new job, PUBLIC GHOST NO. 1 respective son and daughter who have never keeps tripping up the man (Oscar Apfel) who In this one Charley is a scoutmaster setting out with BILLY GILBERT and with JOYCE COMPTON with his troop of scouts from Broadway and met, to marry. The son of one is Charley-the is president of the company that is to be his THELMA TODD Charley becomes a saIesman for t daughter Of the other is Martha. They both do new employer. Neither of them know it. 42nd Street for a period of summer camping. This is one of the funniest of the Charlev Chase House Haunting Corporation and h everything they can to avoid the situation, only Charley reports in and meets all the boys in Even if you're a parent, you can't imagine the comedies, with Charley cast as the efficiency client is a real estate agent who sold a complications of leaving the city with a group expert brought into the home of a wealthy to meet and fall in love without having iden the office. The boys have him about to be to Mr. Wilson and wishes to get it back tified each other. This leads to all sorts Of married to the boss' daughter. Then, when of young scouts, the distraction of traffic, of tycoon to attempt to teach his three daughters former owner-who'll double the bicycling, of pitching camp by the side of the complications-and some good old 1926 Apfel hears this report he's eager to get him the value of money and the virtue of economy. v.,hich he sold it! (1935) lake; the dramatic imoact of being propelled (1932) comedy laughs! !1926) out of town-and Charley is sent to head up the 830-03-0071, Standard 8mm. magnetic 810-03-04S8, St.andard Imm., 375-feet, 14- Long Beach office. Cl9J~I in the middle of the night from a hammock into 830-03-0060, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 375-feet, 1-lb. the lake. ( 1933) 4SO-feet, 1-lb. S24.98 ozs. S12.98 640-03-0liSl, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, J 880-03-0066, Super 8 magnetic sound, 810-03-054S, Standard Imm., 325--feet, 14- 14~zs. ibs. S39.91 880 -03-0068, Super 8 magnetic sound, 42S-feet, ozs. S12.98 14-ozs. S26.98 640-03-00S6, 16mm. optical sound, 750- LO;\;G FLIV THE KING 860-03-0322, Super a, 350-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 640::03-0052, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, J. lbs. HASTY MARRIAGE with MAX DAVIDSON, MARTHA SLEEPER,OLIVER HARDY 830-03-0034, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, lbs. S39.91 with JIMMY FINLAYSON 400-feet, 2-lbs. Vacationing in the U .S., Princess Helga learns nus SOUTHERN EXPOSUR ond LILLIAN ELLIOT she must marry within 24 hours to inherit the 880-03-0013, Super 8 magnetic sound, 450-feet, Here is a Charley Chase comedy of con. NOW WE'LL TELL ONE with CONSTANCE BERGEN throne of Thermosa . Her intended? Convicted 14-ozs. S26.98 siderably greater appeal today than at the with MURIEL EVANS Olarley and his wife travel South murderer Charley Chase, who has but 24 hours 640-03-0047, 16mm. optical sound, 800-feet, 3- Here is one of the very funny Charley Chase Cnarley's forgotten relatives In Ken time of its initial release in 1931. Charley has to live! The catch ! Charley is pardoned after ~bs. S89.98 ambitions to become a trolley employee, but in. comedies of 1933 in which Charley, as the bash There's hootin' and howlerin', hillbilly c the ceremony and claims his throne! NATURE IN THE WRONG and hillbilly music. This film marks one the depression days of 1931 , the trolley com 810-03-0IS0, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- ful young man, is transform _"Cf into an withMURIELEVANS aggressive go.getter because of an electric earliest screen appearances of Bob Bur pany will only hire married men. As Gay ozs. Issued just as the Tarzan craze was sweeping S12.98 belt developed by a wacky inventor. Crammed his bazooka and stars Charley in thP _d• prefers Charley, as does Jimmy, they set out to 860-03-0488, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ots. S14.91 the country in 1933 . Charley is in love with with action and laughs this fast moving two of himself and Pappy. (193S) have a " hasty marriage" against the com Muriel and wants to marry her. Ronnie is also petition of Gay's mother. Most of the action reeler will have you with it all the way as 830-03-0132, Standard 8mm . magnetic a real contender and has the inside track with takes place around, inside or on top of the Charley, acting as the absolutely confident 400-feet, 14-ozs. Muriel's mother because Of his " blue blood". trolley car-with Jimmy Finlayson at the suitor, chases Muriel only to be caught without 880-03-003S, Super 8 magnetic sound, 4 controls. (1931) Charley thus sets out to reconstruct his family the magic belt in its climactic moments. 14-ozs. tree-but Ronnie gets in the act and causes a 830-03-0129, Standard Bmm., magnetic sound, Guaranteed to please! (1933) 640-03-0124, 16mm. optical sound, 800-f document to reach Charley that states he is a -.17S-feet, 14-ozs. S24 .91 830-03-0035, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, lbs. direct descendant of Tarzan, the Ape Man. 3S0-feet, 14-ozs. S24.98 880-03-0027, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, l Muriel thinks this is great- and Charley sets ib. S26.91 out to practice up on his i nherited powers 880-03-0070, Super 8 magnetic sound, 37S-feet, 640-03-0123, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, J. dressed in a leopard skin. (1933) 14-ozs. $26.98 lbs. S39 .91 830-03-1062, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 640-03-0048, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, l 350-feet, 14-ozs. $24.98 ibs. S39.91 880-03-1062, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, 14-ozs. 526.98 THE COUNT TAKES 640-03-1062, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, 3- ON THE WRONG TREK THE COUNT lbs. S39.98 with a short surprise guest with ANTOINETTE LEES appearance by LAUREL & HARDY NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE - Charley, his wife and his mother-in-law motor and KEWPIE MORGAN with ROSINA LAWRENCE Charley is an insurance salesman who issues a to California during his vacation. On the road It seems that t~Chases attend the theatre they stop to inspect what they believe to be an Sl,000,000.00 policy to guarantee the marriage every week for " Bank N ight"-and of course of Antoinette, daughter of a weal thy in accident. Instead, their car is stolen and their Charley rushes home from the office and the clothes changed for others not so good. Con dustrialist who has ambitions for his daughter fam i ly rushes through dinner so they can be to marry a title, and the Count, who has am MOVIE NIGHT tinuing in an old, broken down car, they run out sure to get in without standing in line. The big of gas. While trying to drain the gas out of a bitions to be wealthy Charl ey, in issui ng the with EUGENIA GILBERT, Imagine Charley Chase in the guis event is not the film-it's the drawing at the stranger's car, they inadvertently push it over policy, just assumes the gi rl is in favor Of it end of the first evening show- and in th is one president of a major railroad com SPEC O'DONNELL a cliff. Refusea aamission into Cal ifornia but the insurance company d ispatches him to co incidence is stra ined to the breaking point wearing a magician's hat that's full of tr " Movie Night" is a funny and accurate because of their disreputable car and clothes, make sure tbl'f" ,verything goes just as i t wi th the Chase's little giri J )ing on stage to Now put the real president as Charley's reflection of movie-going at the t ime. It deals they return home. When Charley returns to the should. (193H pick the lucky number-then calli ng out believe secretary .... Throw in the presid with the Chases and their faithful attendance Office, he finds a new boss- the stranger whos_e 830-03-0osa, Stan d 11mm . magnetic sound, Charley's number! (1936 ) daughter and a raving train conductor a at the Monday night movies , more for the car he.pushed off the cliff! ( 1936) 350-feet, 1-lb. S24 .98 830-03-00S9, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, the wrong train QOing the wrong way! regular prize drawinQs than for interest in the 830-03-0126, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound 880-03-0067 , Super 8 magnetic sound, 375-feet, 375-feet. 2-lbs. S24 .98 830-03-1156, Standard 8mm. magnetic so picture. ( 1929) 37S-leet, 1-lb. S24 .98 14-ozs . $26 .98 880-03-0069, Super 8 magnetic sound, 425 -feet, 3S0-feet, 14-ozs. S 810-03-0351 , Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- 880-03-0006, Super 8 magnetic sound, 400-feet, 640-03-00S0, 16mm. optical sound, 700-feet, l 14-ozs. S26. 98 ozs. $12.98 14-ozs. S26.98 88<,-0~-1156, ~uper 8 magnetic sound, 400- ibs. S39.98 640-03-00S1, 16mm. optical sound, 7S0-feet, l 14-ozs. S 860-03-0079, Super a, 400-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 640-03-00SS, 16mm. optical sound, 750-feet, l ibs. S39 .98 ibs. S39.98 640-03-11S6, 16mm. optical sound, 700-fee lbL S • ------~
: • • • • f • • • I • ' , [(] [lJ [iJ[l] [lJ [lJ [lJ [lJ [lJ [lJ CiJ [iJ (~il uJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ CiJ [iJ [iJ [iJ . . Stan .Oliver L • l ft f Other Films· · - ttt e ftSCft S ,_- Solo By . Laurel & Har_dy . Comedies W[l][l][l][l][l][l][l][l][l]~uJ[jJ[l][iJ[iJ[i][i][iJ[iJ[i][iJ[iJ This group of films were made individually by ORANGES AND LEMONS [i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i] [iJ ,__1. ~I. (_I. ,' I. I. . I. . I._J I. : I. I Stan Laurel or Oliver Hardy prior to becoming Farina rides the ra ils-a new way-and with KATHERINE GRANT, GEORGE ROWE Licensed by Hal Roach Studios for home and his own goody-gleaner. Destination is a team and before joining the Hal Roach non theatrical exhibition-television and There's one misfit in every crowd and Stan california, and the gang is going too, but a Studio. . Oliver Hardy theatrical rights are reserved--in the United turns out to be a nut in a fruit orchard-but haunted house and a pursuing railroad agent States, including Alaska and Hawaii, Canada, would you expect otherwise? Fol low our hero's cools interest (1929) Canton Islands, Caroline Islands, Guam, '~ i _I I. Ll J a_--; La. J[i. _l a. JLl ]liJ misadventures along the assembly line and Films 810-05-0292, Standard Bmm., 375-feet, 14- Marianas Islands, Marshal Islands, Panama you'll find yourself asking, "Should I really eat 015, $12.98 Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, Samoa (Tutuila), that orange?" (1923) [i][jJ[u[i]Ci][i][i][i]Ci] 860-05-0561 , Super 400-feet, 14-ou. 514,98 Virgin Islands and Wake Islands. StanLaurel Films 810-07-0684, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- 620-05-0103, 16mm. silent 750-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 ots. $6 .98 CRAZY TO ACT I I. _l, I. I._ J L_I. I. J. _I._ I._ I. I. l -.. --._~ ..--, ..~ ;',:T._- 860-07-0584, Super 8, about 225-feet, 11-ots. $7.98 with MILDRED JUNE, MATTY KEMP, SA VE THE SHIP SUNSHINE HART BARNUM & RINGLING, INC Ethel was in love with Arthur, but the movies SPOOK SPOOFING with MARIE MOSQUINI The "Our Gang" Kids dream up a big circus were her big amibition in life and she couldn't Farina, Joe, Wheezer and all the Gang have a There's no better way to I ive than on a attraction and take over one of the ballrooms get married until she became a big star. But comedy here that is ideal for Hallowee' en - houseboat, as Stan demonstrates in this in their apartment hotel. Some of the livestock, Oliver's got money and when he offers to real and otherwise, gets loose in the guest being a story of graveyards and ghosts-and a humorous sketch of life afloat. With a sea full thriller-di lier for any other time of the year as finance her in films in return for her hand, the rooms1 and there follows a 3-ring circus of fun of fish and Marie Mosquini to keep him fun starts. (1927) and fast action. (1928) well. (1927) company, what more could any man want? 810-06-1031, Standard amm., 425-feet, 14- 810-05-1287, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- 810-05-0284, Standard Bmm., 400-feet, 14- (1923) ou. $12.98 ozs. $12.98 015. $12.98 110-07-1037, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- 860-06-1031, Super 8, 475-feel, 14-ots. $14.98 860-05-1287, Super 8, 350-feel, 1-lb. $14.98 860-05-0111 , Super 8, 450-feet, 2-l bs. - 514.91 015. $6.98 620-05-1217, 16mm. silent, 650-feet, 3-lbs. $39.91 620-05-0095, 16mm. silent, BOO-feel, 3-lbs. $39.91 '60-07-1037, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ots. S7 .9B SMITHY HOP TO IT with JIMMY FINLAYSON, GEORGE ROWE BOBBY RAY,JANET DAWN ·0u1 of the Army and looking for work, Stan The hotel business was never so good until Ollie and Bobby sign on as bellhops. From then LITTLE MOTHER 'hires on with a construction gang working on a A combination of pathos and comedy makes an llALFAMAN new house and guess who the boss is-his old on, ·ws all downhill on a barrel of laughs as the entertaining story centered about the trials with BLANCHE PAYSON sargeant, Jimmy. But not for long as a change boys ruin the hotel, its reputation and the When hard times struck the village of New and tribulations of three small children whose of authority is mistakenly delivered to Stan. guests, particularly the one in Room No. 9. Tuna, Stan's parents finally turned the in It's a laugh riot as the housing industry ac (1925) mother has "gone to heaven". Pete, the dog, nocent loose on the world to make his own way. 810-06-0526, Standard 8, 350-feet, 14-ots. 512.91 and Joe, the fat boy of the Little Rascals, tualiy falls down. ( 1924) Landing on a deserted isle with a bevy of 810-07-0557, Standard amm., 22S-.feet, 11- 860-06-0611, Super I, 400-feel, 14-ots. 514.91 appear prominently in the film. (1929) bei'uties, Stan resists their charms and the fun 110-0S·0291, Standard &mm., 375-feet, 14- begins. (1925) 015. $12.91 810-07-0496, Standard 8mm., 325-fe
• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Harold ' The Filffls of w. C.Fields Lloyd Comedies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I• • :I I HOid your hats! You're bound for fun and laughter in this blockbuster of a comedy as Fields heads West to the wide open spaces, only to discover that the orange grove he purchased is not the oasis he expected. This is from the original feature film IT'S A GIFT. 811 -16-0183, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.45 841-16-0062, Super 8, 165-feet $6.45 846-16-0030, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- feet Sl4.95 631-16-0066, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2· 529 95 lbs. THEGREATCHASE · Never before a greater genius at making with MILDRED DAVIS people laugh! You'll hold your sides when Unlucky Harold-he loses every girl he loves Fields tries a siesta in the park and gets to the other guy. Even suicide fails, but along tangled up with bank bandits I You'll howl at comes Hillary, who needs a husband to inherit the wildest chase of cops and robbers ever a house and Harold's married before he knows filmed, with the bandits glad to get caught! . ; I . • I it. The house? It's haunted by the uncle, but not This is from the original feature film THE for long! (1920) BANK DICK. BEBE DANI ELS, SNUB POLLARD 810-19-0958, Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- 811-16-0190, Standard8mm., 150-feet $6.45 ozs. $13.98 841-16-0043, Super 8, 165-feet $6.45 It's a boat trip to the Bermudas for Bebe 146-16-0031, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- . father figures that's the only way to separate 860-19-0958, Super8,425-feet, 14--ozs. S15.98 feet S14.95 her from Harold, but no one counts on our 620-19-0958, 16mm. silent, 750-feet, 14.on. $44.98 631-16-0069, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2- hero's ingenuity-he makes the trip too and lbs. $29.95 wins the jackpol! (1917) THE GREAT McGONIGLB 810-19-0918, Standard 8mm.: 200-feet, 11- The Master Comedian is up to his old tricks ozs. S6.91 again as he juggles his way in and out of the 860-19-0918, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. $7.9• funniest situations of his film career. What 620-19-0918, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.9, . L · L L L ~ L 1 L L happens when his vaudeville tour is cancelled is enough to keep you doubled up with THE DENTIST Castle Films laughter! This is from the original feature film THE OLD FASHIONED WAY. ·. .W. C. Fields 811-16-0166, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 Written by Fields, THE DENTIST begins with 841-16-0128, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 a rather placid breakfast, a run in with the ice Rel~ases 846-16-0029, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- man and then on to the golf course where Condensed versions of !/1e Originals feet $14.95 Fields, to the dismay of his companion, makes 631-16-0067, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2- a hole-in-one on a ball drop over his shoulder. [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ lbs. S29.95 Later at the office, you see him treat several HURRY, HURRY patients in the usual roughshod Fields manner. THE BIG THUMB Thumbs up for hysterical laughter as funny. Thrills, chills and hysteria in the maddest Part way through with his treatment of a motorcar merry-making ever screened! man Fields portrays the local grocer who has HIS ROY AL SLYNESS patient, Elise cavanna, he leaves and goes Fields' driving gives a whole town goose flesh MILDRED.DAVIS,' SNUB POLLARD upstairs to his apartment to punish his larceny and other assorted mischief in his heart. It's one sticky, riotous mess as the store and weak hearts! This is from the original The Prin~e c,f Razzamatazz is living it up in daughter. Her temper tantrum cracks the feature film NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN American when Nord arrives that he's needed is "closed on account of molasses.'' This is plaster, part of it falling in Elise's mouth. EVEN BREAK. at home. Why leave the warm arms of his lady Hearing a honking bird fly by, Fields grabs his from the original feature film IT'S A GIFT. 631 -16-0070, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2· friend when ~ook-alike Harold will go in his rifle and the film finishes in an explosion of 811-16-0232, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 lbs. $29.95 place? Court intrigue is heavy, but our hero gunpowder and fatling plaster. (1932) 841-16-0104, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 846-16-002S, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- DON'T SHOVE emerges a revolutionary hero by the strangest feet S13.79 IF I HAD A MILLION of coincidences. BEBE DANIELS, NOAH YOUNG 631-16-0073, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet, 2- Sprinkled w1th comedy and dra"ma, this sto.-y Lloyd's second comedy with Mildred Davis, 5 9 95 begins when "Rollo" Fields receives a million It's Beoe·s bi"""=Say and Harold arrives with 810-16-1083, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14- lbs. CIRCUS SLICKER 1 - His Royal Slyness shows a considerable dollars without strings attached from an ec the gift of the year. The party winds up at the ozs. $12.98 1 development in the breezy young comic's style Whipsnade s circus is the greatest show on local skating rink with some of the fanciest 860-16-1083, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S14. 98 earth-tor keeping ahead of the sheriff! When centric millionaire and comes from that period when his career t141-16-0103, Sup~r 8, 165-feet $6.45 footwork you've seen in a iong time ll$ Harold 830-16-1010, Standard 8mm. magnetic souna, his luck runs thin, he races elephants and really moved into gear. ( 1920) 811-1&-0231, Standard &mm., 150-feeT $6.45 redeems himself in a whirlwind fini~h. (1919) 400-feet, 14-ots. S24.98 wagons to the state line! Fields at his funniest! 810-19-0965, Standard amm., 400-feet, 14- 846-16-0024, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- sio-19-0855, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - 880-16-1010, Super 8 magnetic sound, 450-feet, l This is from the original feature film NEVER ozs. S13 .98 feet 513.79 on. S7.91 ib. 526.98 GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN BREAK. 860-19-096S, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ots. $15.98 631-16-0072, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2- 860-19-0493, Supers, 225-feet, 11-ots. S8.98 640-16-1010, 16mm. optical sound, BOO-feet, l 631 -16-0068, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet, 2- \20-19-0354, 10mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. 529.98 620-19-0965, 16mm. silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 ibs. $44.98 lbs. $29.95 lbs. S29.95 10 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C--241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Films of Charlie Chaplin . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [i][iJ[iJ[i][i][iJ[iJ[iJ[i] • • , I MABELNORMAND,EDGARKENNEDY AL ST. JOHN FORD STERLING, FATTY Keystone Peri~d Charlie is pursued in the park when he flirts w,th MABEL NORMAND, MACK SWAIN Charlie gets a new iob as janitor, muffs it when ARBUCKLE and CHESTER CONK Chaplin came to the movies late in 1913 wher with the wife of the policeman (Edgar Ken "Mabel's Married Life" was the nineteenth he drops a bucket of water on the boss' head. Charlie is smitten with the hat check 1_; he was signed by Meck Sennett to appea r ir nedy). A merry mix-up with two wives, a cop, film that Charlie Chaplin made during his year But comes through in capfuring a safe.robbing dance But she has other admire Keystone Comedies. This was the period in and a Turk until Charlie is yanked away by his at Keystone. It is one of the better of the clerk, and saves the money, the girl and the Charlie has to compete with them i which Charlie's character was taking form , irate spouse ( Phyllis Allen) . Keystone Comedies starring Chaplin and its day. slapstick chasing among the dancers and his style developing from his days in 810-04-0690, Standard 8mm., 17S-feet, 11 - story line is based on a combination of flir 8l0-04-0011 , Standard 8mm., 175-feet, 11- 810-04-0693, Standard 8mm., 17S-feet, 1 pantomime. Start,ng out at the tremendous ozs. S6.98 tations in the park between various married ozs. S6.98 860-04-0146, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ou. S7 .98 salary of SlS0 .00 a week and as an unknown· he 860-04-0242, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 individuals, and the time spent by Charlie at 620-04-0101. 16mm. silent, 350-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 the bar in a saloon, with a resulting very funny 620-04-0100, 16mm. silent, JOO-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98_ was signed by Essanay at.$12S0.00 a week 1n comic routine. D ecember, 1914 . _ _·_ "=7r..-· THE ROlTNOERS 810-04-0S68, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 14 - FATTY At
Buster. , . , _ , . . KeatOn ·· .. Comedies: _·_ :; ' ' . ;,. - -- . [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ a. i a. [ THE BALLOONATIC PHYLLIS HAVER SYBIL SEELY VIRGINIA FOX 0ne-time Sennett Bathing Beauty and Buster and Sybil-just married-and comedienne Phyllis Haver is featured with present is a new r.ouse. But ft;ere's w,th EDNA PURVIANCE, JAMES THE VAGABOND Buster briefly in this nature romp, but most of Buster's girl won't marry him until he's liitcti-tlie newlyweds have to asse T. KELLEY w,th EDNA PURVIANCE, ERIC AMP BELL the film and all of the action belongs to this successful-a dandy motivation for his new themselves! Looks easy enougt;, but comic genius of the silent screen. The business enterprise. But unwittingly, he rejected suitor switches numbers on tr. Charlie 1s a waite"r-whO spenos his spare time This is Charlie in one of his outstanding per Balloonatic represents Keaton's closest ap tangles with the police department and the and Buster's problems t.ave just beg at the roller skating rink. He becomes involved formances as the pathe'tic litfle tramp. He proach to a solo comedy, demonstrates his resulting riot is the grandest chase scene ever Come the t.ousewarm ing on Friday with Edna, the flirtatious "Mr Stout" {Eric befriends a young girl who has been kidnapped uncanny wav with a visual gag and shows•the filmed. C1922) and tt·.e arrival of tt·,eir guests. and tt:e Campbell) Edna's father and others at an by gypsies. Through a series of circumstances, style that made Buster one of the few out begins! (1920) hilarious skating party which features every the mother locates her daughter and takes her standing practitioners of pantomimic comedy. 810-18-0891, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- 810-18-0989, Standard Bmm., 375-feet, 1 variety of fall and every species of mayhem in back to her wealthy home, leaving Chari ie sad (1923) ozs. S13.98 the fast moving and the deli9htfully funny and very much alone. (1916) ozs 810-18-0899, Standard emm., 450-teet, 14- 860-18-05S2, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S1 S.98 860-18-0989, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. sequences. ( 1916) H10-04-IJ'51, Standard 8mm., 425-feet, 14- 810-04-0263, Standard 8mm., JSO-feet, 14- ozs. 513,98 620-18-0361, 16mm. silent, 6S0-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 620-1 8-0989, 16mm. silent, 750-feet, 3-lbs ozs. S12.98 ozs. S12.98 860-18-0560, Super 8, 500-leet, 14-ozs. 515. 98 860-04-0013, Super 8, 450-leet, 1-lb. $14.98 860-04-0067, Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lb. 514.98 620-18-0383, 16mm. silent, 900-feet,3-lbs. S44.98 620-04-0021, 16mm. silent, 850-feet, 2-lbs. f.39.98 620-04-0078, 16mm. silent, 6OO-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 THE BLACKSMITH With VIRGINIA FOX [i][i][iJ[i][i][iJ[jJ[jJ[jJ Buster Keaton's superb comic talent comes alive 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 Ch~plin _'Feat~re y quite as Longfellow wrote it, but with Buster as tt.e lea6, does it really make a difference? 11922) [iJ[i][i][i][i][iJ[iJ[jJ 810-18-0947, Standard 8mm., 37S-teet, 14- ozs. S13.98 860-18-0947, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. SlS.~8 [I] [I] [I] [I] [}J [I] [I] [iJ 620-18-0947, 16mm. silent, 750-feet, 3-lbs. 544.98
The General starring BUSTER KEATON PAUL KILLIAM'S "HOUR Buster Keaton wrote and directed most of his OF SILENTS" VERSION films himself and his best was "The General.'' (SOMEWHAT ABRIDGED) Keaton created this great comedy of the silent WITH MUSICAL SCORE, era, filmed only two years before the talkie SOUND EFFECTS AND revolution. Screen critics and historians NARRATION generally rate it as one of the tap fifty to 830-18-0138, Standard 8mm. magnetic seventy-five silent features 875-feet, 2-lbs. Honor grad Buster heads for college and an Although "The General" is a comedy, the 880-18-00S1 , Super 8 magnetic sound, 975- education, but Ann Cornwall soon forgets that battle scenes have the scope and realism of lbs. she's his girl and begins casting eyes at Harold Matthew Brady's photographs of the Civil War 640-18-0130, 16mm. optical sound, 17S0-f Tillie's Punctured Romance Goodwin, star athlete and delight of all the brought to life. And through all the inferno and lbs . coeds. chaos, Keaton weaves his nonsense so expertly with MARIE DRESSLER The only way for Buster to cure her case of that the two great armies serve as mere The wandering Charlie persuades Tillie, a promise you'll laugh for hours. (191.t) "broad shoulder blues" is to make the team, straight men (1927). COMPLETE SILENT FEATURE farm girl, to steal her father's money and run 810-49-0988, Standard 8mm., BOO-feet, 2- win the big race and save th,: day, exactly PAUL KILLIAM'S 810-18-0809, Standard 8mm., 1425-feet, J away to the city with him, where his partner lbs. 527,98 whar he does. But the fun is in how he does it ABRIOGED VERSION ibs. Mabel awaits. As poor Tillie gets drunk and 860-49-0988, Super 8, 875-feet, 2-lbs. 531.98 and this is where audiences usually come 810-18-0817, Standard &mm., 600-feet, 2- 860-18-0349, Super 8, 1550-feet, 3-lbs. arrested, Charlie and Mabel leave with the 620-49-0988, 16mm. silent, 1600-feet, s unglued with laughter. (1927) 1~. 521J8 620-18-0346, 16mm. silent, 2850-feet- B money. We won't tP-11 vou the rest, but we can 860-18-0443, Super e, 675-leet, 2-lbs. 524.98 lbs. 810-18-1086, Standard Bmm., 1225, feet, J- ibs. ibs. 541.98 860-18-1086, Super Bmm., 1350-leet, 3-lbs. 547 .98 620-18-1086, 16mm. silent, 247S-feet, 7- lbs. _5 1_7_9.9]1
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BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 13 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~Silent Comedies PrOduced Bt,·Mock Sennett ~- . t' ' . And Triangle-Keystone Comedies . · _ . . __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~l.. ; l. l. l.,.J. l. . l. .. . l. ' ·,.·. FATTY ANO THE BATHING BEAUTIES with ~!- ~·f_i / ' \ with.; MABEL NORMAND.. ... ·. .. •.. . At the beach with Fatty, Mabel catches As Harry had "cleaned up" on the tootball t ·_ Starring , ,~, . ~ ; Handsome Harry's villainous eye. "Hearty" field and won the big game, Natalie's dad Competition between Fatty and Harry in figured that he should do the same in the world valves A bust in the nose for Fatty and a free Of work before marrying his daughter. Harry's :~ Roscoe ~'Fatty'' ~-- ~: . ... Jr~ ride for Mabel in Harry's balloon! The result? chance to prove himself comes with an < · Fatty calrs on the Keystone Cops for a rousing "engineering" job with the city. ' Arbuckle tt--;,:9 climax "Keystone style"! (1913) But it's sanitary engineering and while our 110-1 3-0726, Standard smm., 200-teet, 11- street sweeping hero tries hi!. best, he just [U[i][I)[I)[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i:; I I I, , ~L ~98 can't avoid making enemies 8'0-13-0327 , Super 8, 22s-feet, 11-on. S7.98 810-21-1032, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- • ' I · • ' I I 620-13-0313 , 16mm. silent, 37S-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 ozs. $1 2.98 860-21-1032, Super 8, 400-feet , 14-ozs. $14.98 starring HARRY LANGDON with MINTA DURFEE THEW AITER 'S BALL 620-21-1032, 16mm., silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. S39. 1U!. with VERNON DENT Discovered while riding the rails, Fatty is put It's time once again for the annual Waiter's "Just a crumb from the sponge cake of life", off in the middle of nowhere and collapses in a FATTY'SMAGICPANTS Ball and the hash house will never be the same Harry gave one of his finest performances in after a spirited competition between the chef dead faint to gain sympathy from passing with MINTA DURFEE and HIS MARRIAGE WOW "Saturday Afternoon" when his friend from and the maitre de for the one tux delivered. Indians. Saved by a fat Indian squaw who HARRY MCCOY with NATALIE KINGSTON the shop, Vernon, induces him to step out on his nurses him back to health on the prc.mise of Roscoe and Al both have resigns on the pretty Harry and Fatty are rivals for the favor of WILLIAM McCALL, VERNON DENT cash ier , with Al winning the suit. But never. domineering w ife for just a little fun! (1926) f'l'\arriage, Fatty immediately attempts a Minta. There is a strictly full dress Grand Harry's getting married! But can he find the getaway during preparation~ for the wedding say.die Roscoe shows up just the same (19 16) COMPLETE FULL-LENGTH VERSION Benefit Dance scheduled - Harry has the church? And the ring? And the bride? Keep 810-21-0961, Standard &mm ., 525-feet, l- feast. (1914) clothes-Fatty doesn't. Fatty steals Harry's 810-13-0853, Standard Imm., JOO-feet, 14- your eye on Professor McGlum-he's got a hot ozs. $10.98 ib. $17.98 810..13-0716, Standard amm.,375-feet, 14- suit (although too small) and Harry pursues insurance policy in his eye and Harry's the ozs. $12.98 860-1 3-0491, Suoerl,325-feet , 14-ozs. Sll.98 860-21 -0961, Super 8, 600-leet, 1-lb. $20.98 the culprit. (1 914 ) target! (1925) 620-21-0961, 16mm. silent, 1050-feet, 4-lbs. S59.98 ~-13-0336, Superl,400-teet, 14-ozs. S14.98 810-13-0577 , Standard &mm ., 200-teet, 11- 810-21-1039, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14. 6'10-13-0310, 16mm. silent, 750-faet, 3-lbs. S39.98 ABRIDGED VERSION = · ~98 ozs. $12.98 810-21-0759, Standard 8mm ., 225-teet, 11- 860-13-01S9, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 860-21-1039, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ozs. Sl4.98 ozs . $6.98 620-21 -1039, 16mm. silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. 53',98 FATTY'S CHANCE LJ. I l. l._~l. l. l. J. l. .. - 860-21 -0352 , Super a, 250-ieet, 11-ozs. S7.98 ACQUAINTANCE 630-21-040S, 16mm. optical sound with silent FATTY'STINTYPETANGLE Starring movie piano accompaniment, 425-feet, 2- with MINTA DURFEE & FRANK NAYES ROSCOE ARBUCKLE_,with lbs. S24.9f In the world of Keystone, all married men and LOUISE FAZENDA, EDGAR KENNEDY v-:,:,merj were wolves and flirts. In this " never SMILE PLEASE As usual, it all started out innocently enough, Harry Langdon never" land, everyone enjoyed being a bit A one reel abridgement of one of the earliest but once Fatty and Louise were snapped by a indiscreet but all was forgiven by the end of Harry Langdon comedies produced by Mack traveling t intyper in the park, everyone got [J. ___a. _~ J.. • l._I .le •_,.._ J. J. l. reel. An excellent example of this plot misx sennett. This one has Harry cast as the por ture is FATTY'S CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE, into the act (including the Keystone Cops and BOOBS IN THE wooo---g-- trait photographer having to cope w ith the presented here exactly as released on March B, Fatty wound up doing an unbelievable but Timid Harry is a lumberjack, pursued by the hazards of the family portrait, and par hilarious high routine. (1915) 1915. wire daughter Of the lumber camp superintendent. ticularl y the young man of the family. (1924) 810-1 3-0584, Standard &mm., 200-feet, 11 - 810-13-0949, Standard 8mm., 4S0-feet, 14- A jealous foreman ties Harry to a log on the 810-21 -0437, Standard 8mm., 1SO-feet, 11- ozs. $6.98 ozs. $12.98 runway down the mountain and the situation ozs. S5.98 860-13-01S8, Super 8, 225-feet, 14-ozs. S7.98 860-13-0949, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 develops into a r iot of violence. (1924) SOLDIER MAN 620-13-022S, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 810-21 -0087, Standard Imm., 350-feet, 14· ozs. $12.91 Harry is cast in the dual role of a World War I 860-21-0252, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 doughboy, who d idn't know the war was over, FATTY JOINS THE FORCE and the perpetually inebriated King of a small A KEYSTONE COUPLET ALL NIGHT LONG European country. The plot bri ngs t hese two DOT FARLEY with VERNON DENT, NATALIE KINGSTON FORD STERLING and MACK characters together with nothing missed in the Pushed into the drink against his will by Dot One of the very best of the Langdon comedies Farley, Fatty saves the police commissioner's SENNETT (A Bandit comedy situations. ( 1926) produced by Mack Sennett. It's the story of the REMEMBER WHEN little daughter from drowning. His reward? A & Peeping Pete) 810-21 -0261 , Standard Imm., 600-feet, 2- "buddies" in France during World War I. with NATALIE KINGSTON, VERNON DENT job on the force. Fatty soon finds out that a This pair of split-reel comedies· are typical of lbs. $17 .98 Vernon Dent is the sergeant-and Hilrry's Lucky Harry! He's recaptured his youth, but cop's life is not an easv. one, and decides on a the format which brought Mack Sennett fame. 860-21-0116, Super 8, 675-feet, 2-lbs. S20.98 1 what to do with it escapes him in this poignant ' pal". But poor little, timid Harry walks away 620-21-0076, 16mm. silent, 1200-feet, 5-lbs. S59.98 refreshing swim. While he's enjoying life "A Bandit" stars "Fatty" in a typical Ar story of young love separated by time, fate and again, his uniform turns up in the police station bUckle comedy and "Peeping Pete'' stars with the girl. (1924) a lot of laughter. (1925) and the verdict? Our hero has drowned! (1913) Sennett as a hilarious western Peeping Tom. 810-21-0352, Standard Imm., 400-leet, 14- ozs. $12.98 810-21-1044, Standard Imm., 350-feet, 14- 810..13-0728, Standard Imm .• 225-feet, 11- (1913) ozs. $12.98 ozs. S7.98 810..13-0723, Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11- 840-21-0597, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-0zs. S14.91 TURN PAGE FOR 860-21-1044, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-0zs. $14.98 860-13-0313, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ozs. SB .98 ozs. H.91 620-21-0146, 16mm. silent, about 700-feet, J- MORE MACK SENNETT 620..13-0312, 16mm·. silent, 425-feet, 2-lbs. S24.91 860-13-03~, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 ibs. $39.91 620-21-1044, 16mm. silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. $39,9' 14 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 M ore THE SPEED KINGS THE HOLLYWOOD KID MADCAP AMBROSE ROSCOE "FATTY" ARBUCKLE, EARL LOUISE CARVER, VERNON DENT, POLLY MORAN, MAE WELLS, with HARRY HUCKINS, ED LA EDGARKENNEDY, FRANKHAYES Aroun~~~pa~~u=~~!.E~~g:1!!'!~e~A::~e. the ANDYCLYDEandMACKSENNETT GYPSY ABBOTT, Mack Sennett The Hollywood Kid is one of Sennett's most Sennett stars and two of the comtemporary Ambrose is a fresh-air kid; lots of work and MARGARETTEMPLETO 'amous with the studio lion perched atop his lots of foOd. Kitchen drudge Polly has her eye a. a. Jl a. a. _J,,_ a. a. a. a. "speed kings"-Earl Cooper and Teddy Not only does Ben own the local but desk and production rolling along amid pan. on the boy, but mother won't let him marry Tetzlaff-Sennett built this I ittle comedy he also holds the Widow Templeton's demW'ium. Our version is an abridgement of beneath his station in life. A telegram arrives [i][i][i][i] [i][i][i][i][i] combining generous servings of his special and for her daughter's hand, he'll t the original two reel comedy and its one reel and rival Edgar goes to work with a hilarious The deal Is about set when Gypsy' brand of slapstick with his guest stars• hot rod length is jam packed with action and laughs. plot. (1916) performances on the track. (1913) gets out of jail and the resulting (192d) 810-lS-0874, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- Starring 810-14-0742, Standard 8mm., 175-feef, 11- tums out to be a mad but merry ni 810 -12-042 6, Standard8mm., 150-feet, 11. ozs. $12.98 (1917) (Vogue) ~L un OlS. S6.98 860 -1 S-0532 , Super 8, 425-feet, 14-ozs. S14. 98 Mabel Normand 860-14-0365, Super, 200-feet, 11-ots. S7.98 810- 11 -0977, Standard 8mm ., JS0-feet, 1 ozs. 630-14-0408, 16mm optical sound, with A MOVIE STAR narration and silent movie piano ac :l-1AID MAD Most of the action in this film takes place in 860 -11-0977 , Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. li"][il[ilfL7r-I7i[lfPf)_7r[7 620 -11-0977, 16mm., silent, 6S0-feet, 3-1 companiment, 300-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 w,th LOUISE FAZENDA side a silent movie theatre of the period with scenes in thebooth,detailed action in the music It's Charlie Murray as the hotel handyman and THE DAREDEVIL with MADELINE HURLOCK Louise as the fortune teller in this fast paced department with Harry Carey as the one-man [.1. J [i ] [iJ The whole story line deals with a mov a.~IiJ [i J [iJ La, JCi..J comedy of unrequited love and unpaid rent orchestra, and Mack Swain as the movie star devoted to the production of comedies Hotelman Harry Booker wires his clerk, who has shown up at the theatre to admire his goes from a William Tell sort of role Starring , Wayland Trask, to collect the unpaid rent own work on the screen. (1916) coonskin cap is furrowed, into a hu he's coming for it. But Louise can't pay; in fact 810-15-0413, Standard 8mm., 37S-feet, 14- water tank where he is anchored, she's trying to sell half interest in her fortune ozs. $12 .98 Charlie Murr~y· water rising. At this point, sound telling business for S600." exactly the amount of 860 lS-0049, Super a, 400-feet, 14-ozs. S14 .98 her rent. (1916) authentic fire alarm reach the com THIRST _ cameraman, crew and cast chase a. ,:- a:Ta:' [»:; [aJ [,:; [1J [i:: [aJ 810-12-0695, Standard 8mm., 4S0-feet, 1· w,th ETHEL TEARE t drawn fire equipment-leaving Ben to ozs . $12.98 Some of the best chase scenes of Sennett's that (1923) (Sennett) 860-12-0290, Super 8, S00-l eet, 14-ozs . s 14 .98 ever had graced the screen appear in this 1917 810-11-0987 , Standard Imm., 375-feet, 1 CURSED BY HIS BEAUTY comedy starring Mack Swain as " Ambrose" ozs . who gets into a sticky mess with a wealthy with SLIM SUMMERVILLE, 860-11-0987, Super 8, 42S-feet, 14-ozs. lady, but in the conclusion is given a choice ALICE DAVENPORT 620-11-0987, 16mm. silent, 750-leet, 3-1 A DASH THROUGH THE CLOUDS between marriage to Ethel or "jail"! Which do Charlie Murray the perfect man? The show's [iJ[i][jJ[iJ[i][iJ[jJ[i][i] you think Ambrose chooses? (1917} A HAREM KNIGHT PROOUCED BY BIOGRAPH prima donna thinks so. Dissatisfied with the 810-15-0725, Standard 8mm .. 375-feet, 14- MADELINE HURLOCK with FRED MACE actors that director Charlie Chase has dug up, Ben is cast as Rodney St. Clair, E she's determined to make Charlie the Ice Man S12.98 The airplane had been around less than ten Starring playboy and swordsman, wtlo gets in her new lead. Our hero neglects his route for years when "A Dash Through the Clouds" was a Persian affair and winds up on the r an audition at her house and finds himself the made, and the public generally was fascinated end of a little sword play. It also with flying. Thus, when in the slim story of this victim of that eternal triangle - her husband, Mack Swain C~J [i][i]llJ[l.J[iJ[i][iJ[),,l Sennett Girls Cl726) (Sennett) t'!ic; wife and his female customers. Breaking comedy, Mabel Normand cools off the at 810-11-0111, Standard 8mm., l50-feet, 1 •nto a dead run, he covers the whole town tentions of Fred Mace, a simple salesman in looking for a perfect hiding spot-which turns [i][jJ[i][jJ[iJ[jJ[jJ[X][iJ · ', B"en Turpin ) : · favor of an airplane pilot with whom she out to be the actress' bed-and you can bet the swoops through the skies with the greatest of finish is a riot in the Keystone tradition. (1914) . l'JLI\IS l'l{ODUCLD BY · - . ease, you can see the ph.. s box office factors AMBROSE'S FIRST 810-12-0779, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - . S1-NNl '1T' · ,- ; __ ' that Sennett had developed for this subject. FALSEHOOD (1912) ozs . $6.98 - 'voc.;u1. AND ARTCl.;\SS •. 860-12-0411 , Super 8, 225-leet, 11-ozs. S7 98 with MINTA DURFEE and 810-14-0818, Standard 8mm., 17S-feet, 11- EDGAR KENNEDY ozs. U.98 Mack Sennett's Ambrose series dealt with the ['a_J [iJ[iJ[jJ[aJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i a 860 -14-0444, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 trials and tribulations of matrimony, and this BROKE IN CHINA HER FAME AND SHAME film was the first in the series. The cast varied Sad stories are the order of the day ar the LOUISE FAZENDA from picture to picture but Ambrose was Shanghai---Ben and another old salt are Broke MABEL, FATTY AND The High Fliers Burlesque Company is in town always played by Mack Swain. In this film we ,n China and bemoaning their fate to two THE LAW and Harry Booker's house is selected for the find Minta in mourning for her poor husband delicious dishes while the management is also with FATTY ARBUCKLE, HARRY honors-free lunch for all. Sending daughter to Ambrose, whom she believes has gone out of going broke, thanks to Ben's unknown friend. GRIBBON, and MINTA DURFEE the bank for the money, Harry figures he's got town on business and met a terrible end in a As our cock-eyes hero weaves a tale of past Th is is a comedy written around the wedded it made, but he failed to reckon with the train accident. Actually he had been out doing 'NOes, the roulette table spins a fortune his way bliss of Mabel and Fatty-only Fatty seems to cunning Charlie Murray who cons Louise out of a little night clubbing and when he returns and who should turn up but his long-lost TEN DOLLARS OR be paying too much attention to the maid. the $200 with an IOU promising half.interest in home there is some ACTION developing from mother and father-no wonder he went to sea TEN DAYS at an early age! (1927) (Sennett) Complications arise and Fatty and M inta the show. Whe Harry learns of the transaction, Minta's wrath.! ( 191A) HARRY GRIBBON, IRENE LEN he decides to keep an eye on his i nvestment 810-11-0825, Standard 8mm ., 350-feet, 14- JACK RICHARDSON, BUD ROS become victims of the Keystone Cops C1915) 810-1S-078S, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11. ozs. 810-1 4-0420, Standard &mm., l7S-feet, 11 - and troupes down to the theatre with the Ots. S6 .98 S12.98 Ben's a soda jerk wt:o t:as a tt:ing 860-11-0453, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-0Z$. ozs. $6 .98 sheriff in tow. In the end, however Harry holds 860-l S-0370, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 S14.98 cas,-,ier, but tt:en so t:as Harry Gri 860-14-0270, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-ozs. S7. 98 the trump card. (1917) 620-11-0374, 16mm. silent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. SJ9.98 ribbon clerk wt;o couldn't stay away t 620-14-0194, 16mm. s,lent, 350-leet, 2-lbs. S24.91 810-12-0735, Standard 8mm .. 375-leet, 24- . A CLEVER DUMMY lingerie department. Wt;o wins? It'll ozs. S12.98 LOVE, SPEED AND THRILLS with JUANITA HANSEN, WALLACE T en Doi lars or Ten Days to find OlJt A SMALL TOWN BULLY 860-12-037S, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 with CHESTER CONKLIN, BEERY and CHESTER CONKLIN (Sennett) (THE LITTLE TEACHER) THE KEYSTONE COPS Ben Turpin, a recent acquisition from Vogue, 810-11-1035, Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- began his Sennett career by playing the lower ozs. MACK SENNETT, ROSCOE ARBUCKLE " Ambrose" is an ever-lov ing husband, and budget Keystones. Mack's studio manager 860-ll-103S, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. For some reason, teachers at the county school THE PLU'.\1BER " Walrus" a wife-stealing wolf. The situation between the w ife and the wolf bo ils down to a urged Sennett to watch a clever single reel 620-11 -103S, 16mm. silent. 750-feet, 3-lbs. get married and quit their jobs immediately. Charlie's virtuoso performance as a jour "Keystone" featuring Turpin. Sennett was neyman plumber brings the Keystone Fire chase in a side car motorcycle, with heros on YUKON JAKE No one knows just why, but as the latest in a overwhelmed with laughter and ordered ad Ben Turpin as "Sheriff Cyclone Bill" I Department to the rescue in one of the wettest horseback and the Keystone Cops on foot. long line of teachers, Mabel gets a quick in (1915) ditional shots made. Thus in A Clever Dummy, "Yukon Jake", a tough character of laugh r iots of 1914. Join this master comic as t. doctrination by star pupils Sennett and Ar Turpin came into the big leagues. (1917) he reduces a damp problem to its common 810-15-0236, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11-oz S6.91 country. Midst all the zany complicati buckle. (1918) (Sennett) famous Sennett Bathing Girls emerg denom inator-disaster! (1914') 860-15-0211 , Super 8, 22S-feet, l4,-0zs . S7.98 810-11-071S, Standard Imm., 3S0-feet, 14- 110-14-1179, Standard Imm., 350-feet, 14- 620- 1S -00S2, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 their igloos. (1924) (Sennett) 810-12-07SS, Standard 8mm ., 200 -feet, 11. ozs. $12.98 ozs. $12 .98 ozs . 630-15 -0020, 16mm. optical sound with organ 810-11 -0065, Standard Imm., JSO-feet, 14- S6.91 860-11-0333, Super 8, 37S-leet, 14-ozs. S14,98 ozs. 860-14-1179, Super a, 400-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 860-12 -0395 , Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 accompaniment, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 620-11-0337, 16mm. silent, 700-leet, 3-lbs. SJ9.98 860-11-0600, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ois .
• BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 15 BECAUSE HE LOVED HER THE CANNON BALL DOLLARS AND SENSE A MUDDY ROMANCE More with SAM BERNARD, MAE BUSCH wilh CHESTER CONKLIN with ORA CAROW, MAL ST. CLAIR, THE with FORD STERLING and FORD STERLING It's pandemonium in the Boom Powder factory KEYSTONE COPS Mabel and boy friend decided to get married in a rowboat to escape pesty Ford, who has A zany Mack Sennett-Keystone comedy with when explosives expert Chester Conklin An unusual Triangle-Keystone Comedy with Stan Bernard as the chef and Mae Busch as the arrives to inspect operations. His methods are Ora Carow in a dual role, rather well designs on the bride-to-be. It's a fine idea but Mack Sennett don' t underestimate our hero, who's also cashier. Their romanca causes complications most unusual but you must admit the wily little carried Off, Mal. St. Clair who became one of prelly sneaky. (1913) as does the mix-up in the pastry with poison cuss knows his powder and his women! (1915) the top directors of the 1920's is cast as an English heir; Nick Cogley as the father; substituted for bourbon In a pie baked for the 810 -10-0945, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- 810-14-0901, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - THE EYES HAVE IT Blanche Rayson as his wife and Joseph boss . (1916) ozs . S12.98 ou. S6.98 with GEORGIA O'DELL, HELEN Callahan as a scheming lawyer. (1917) 810-10-0186, Standard Imm., 27S-feet , 14- 860-10-0945, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ozs . S14 .98 860-14-0901 , Super 8, 225-feel, l1-01s. S7 .98 GILMORE, JACK LIPSON 810-10-0339, Standard 8mm. 425-leet, 14- 0lS. $12.98 620 -10-0945, 16m m . silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 Ben needs a day away from mother-in-law, but oi\;, S12.98 LOVE, LOOT AND CRASH things go badly unlll he rescues a young lady N0-10-0231, Super a, 300-feet, 14-on. S14.91 860-10-0598, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 featuring JOSEPH SWICKARD, and she Invites him to her apartment. But the 620-10-0140, 16mm. silent, 850-leet, 3-lbs. S39.98 DORA ROGER, CHARLES PARROTT hounds are already on his tall - wlfie and her· THE DANGER GIRL (Charley Chase) and the KEYSTONE COPS mother (1928 ) (ARTCLASS) starring GLORIA SWANSON Dora and her father are lost in the kitchen, for '810-ll-0657, Standard Imm., 350-feet, 14- and BOBBY VERNON A HASH HOUSE FRAUD they have just fired their cook. An ad for a new 0lS. S12.91 "The Danger Girl"is somewhat a "society" with LOUISE FAZENDA, HUGH FAY, FRITZ one in the newspaper attracts two crooks, one 860-11-0219, Super 8, 400-leel, 1-lb. $14.91 comedy--- by Sennett standards---and is set SCHADE and the KEYSTONE COPS Of which is Fritz Schade. He is to dress like a 620-11-0296, 16mm. silent, 700-loel, 3-lbs. $39.91 aaainst the background of famous Los 1M>man, with his pal standing outside in a Louise is the cashier and Fritz the cook In Ang_eles hotels of the World War I period. II Model T for their getaway. This comic has plenty of action with fast roadsters, and is HuQh Fay's Busy Bee Beanry. Hugh f inds IDLE EYES a couple of bums who put on an act so that situation ends up with the Kidnapping of Dora a Triangle-Keystone comedy with far more and a general alarm goes off at headquarters. Lady Luck has been kicking Ben in the pants Hugh can sell the Beanry. When the purchaser than average interest today. (1916) There's all the auto action you associate w ith a for years . Now all of a sudden, he's the most gets wise, there's trouble and a call goes out )10-10-0524, Standard 8mm. 400-feet, 14- Keystone Cop sequence in the last half of this popular guy in town - it seems that everybody tor the Keystone Cops. (1915) ozs. S12.98 reel. ( 1915) wants to catch him ! 810-10-0323, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11- 160-10-0125, Super 8, 450-feel, 14-olS. S14.98 810-10-0321, Standard 8mm. 200-feet, 11 . Of course, it's all because he's just inherited ~L SLU a fortune, but nobody's bothered to tell him of 620-10-0213, 16mm. silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. S39 .98 015, $6 .'8 860-10-0272, Super 8, 250-leet, 2-lbs. S7 .98 860-10-0273, Super 8, 225-feet, 11 -ozs. S7 .98 his good luck. In fact, no one knows where he is 620-10-0274, 16mm. silent, 450-leet 524.98 unti l a reward is posted and then our hero is 620-10-0275, 16mm. silent, 400-leel, 2-lbs. $24.91 fair game tor all . Bewildered at the change of THE DESPERATE heart, Ben suspects a trick and the r esulting BARNEY OLDFIELD'S HER PAINTED HERO escapades as he eludes each pursuer will keep SCOUNDREL RACE FOR A LIFE with HALE HAMILTON, CHARLIE your Idle Eyes busy , if you can stop laughing BARNEY OLDFIELD, MACK SENNETT, with FORD STERLING, MINTA MURRAY, POLLY MORAN long enough. (1928 ) (Artclass) and MABEL NORMAND DURFEE, THE KEYSTONE COPS 810-11 -1172, Standard &mm ., 375-feet, 14- Innocent g irl refuses dastardly villain ! Kid Here we have all of the elements of a typical Stage-struck Polly Moran, in love with a poster ozs. S12.98 napped and tied to railroad tracks ! If he can't Keystone Comedy-- a blackhearted villain, an of Hale Hamilton, is sought in turn by Charlie Murray and Sl im Summerville for her soon-to 860-11 -1172~ Super 8, 425-feet, 14-ozs. $14 .98 have her, no on e ca n ! But wait-it 's her rube ill-fated heroine t i ed to the laundry be-inherited fortune. As Polly's father, Harry 620-11 -1172, 16mm. silent, 7SO-feet, J-lbs. S39 .98 boyfriend to the r escue, aided by the fabulous mangle,vintage automobi les, racing trolleys, Booker doesn' t love anyone. The boys toss for Barney Oldfield ! Will they be able to save her ? fast trains and the Keystone Cops. (1 916 ) her and Charlie w ins, but Slim sneaks in the (191 3) s10-10:0245, Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 14- back way to double-cr oss his pal. (1915 ) THF. MUSICAL MARVEL 810-10-0909, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - ozs . $12 .98 810-10-0740, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14- w,th ED LAURIE ozs. 56 .98 860-10-001S , Super a, 32S-feet, 14-ou. S14 .98 $12.91 ·~rom honky-tonk piano player to concert 860-10-0909, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs . S7 .98 620-10-0063, 16mm. silent, 600-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 ozs. 860-10-0387 , Super, 375-leet, 14-01s. $14.91 conductor is a long step, but net for our hero 620-10-0909, 16mm. silent, 400-feel, 2-lbs. $24.~8 Ben, who takes it all in stride. It all came abOut as the result of a favor, but many more BATH TUB PERILS rewards like this and he' ll be too battered to with FRED MACE, DALE FULLER HER TORPEDOED LOVE care! (1917) (VOGUE) 810-11 -0837, Standard 8mm., 42S-feet, 14- Fred owns the hotel, but leaves its operation to featuring FORD STERLING OUR DAREDEVIL CHIEF ozs. S12 .98 his wife. He's much too busy flirting with the & LOUISE FAZENDA with FORD STERLING and AL ST. JOHN pretty guests. But Dale's finally reached the Suppose you were a crooked butler who H0-11 -u47S, Super a, 4S0-feet, 14-ots. S14.98 Ford Sterl ing as ch ief of the ~eystone Cop3 has end of her rope-taking Fred to their room, she learned that your employer had w illed a yen for the mayor' s wife. The mayor gets makes him undress and locks his clothes i n a everything to the cook just before leaving on a wise, the Chief gets i n troube, and Al St. John, [iJ[[][iJ[jJ!I][iJ[iJ[iJ[i] trunk. All Fred has are his pajamas and a sea voyage. Suppose you learned that there a small time thug, hangs around to keep thi ngs robe, which he loses as the spring lock on the was a good possibility he wouldn' t come back.· stirred up. ( 1915) door snaps when he steps into the hall. Foot Wtiat would you do? (191 7) 810-10-023S, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- Mock Sennett steps! Running into the nearest unlocked 810-10-0732, Standard Imm., 37S-feet, 11 - ozs. $12 .98 room, it turns out to be the bridal suite. The ozs. $12 .98 860-10-0117, Super a, 42S.feet, 14-on. S14.98 Keystone Period footsteps? Of course, the new husband! 810-10-0727, Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 14- 860-10-0376, Super8, 42S-feet, 11-ots. $14.98 A STRONG REVENGE [i][iJ[iJ(jJ[iJ [jJ[LJ [}J[iJ 0lS. $12.98 620-10-0392, 16mm. silent, 750-feet,2-lbs. S39.98 w,th MACK SENNETT, FORD STERLING 860-10-0328, Super a, 325-feet, 14-ozs. S14.91 Mack Sennett plays the part of Schni tz the grocer; Ford Sterli ng is Meyer, the cobbler THE BANG VILLE POLICE and Mabel is the girl. Meyer buys some cheese BLACK EYES AND BLUE DIZZY HEIGHTS AND with FRED MACE, MABEL NORMAND, DOT KEYSTONE TONIGHT from Schnitz the grocer which is a"little r i pe" wilh BILLY ARMSTRONG and JUANITA DARING HEARTS and gets back at hi m by placing the cheese FARLEY and NICK COGLEY with ED COXEN, WINIFRED GREENWOOD, HANSEN with CHESTER CONKLIN, DAVID between the soles of his shoes that he has Mistake a cow for a burglar? It could only MABEL NORMAND, FORD STERLING Mari tal disaster marks Bill's honeymoon as he ANDERSON, WILLIAM MASON dropped off to be repaired. (1913) happen in the madcap world of Keystone. But " Keystone Tonight" gives a comparison of a when Mabel calls the police to investigate, exercises his male prowess and by mistake One of the most frantic of all Mack Sennett 810-10-0624, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- accepts a date with a young lady (his wife's comedies with speeding trains, spies, plane typical " spl it reel" comedy of the day; ozs. U .98 what follows lickles the funnybone of the real " Courape of Sorts" produced by American and world. lt'-s a story of the Keystone Cops and niece). The young lady brings a girl friend and crashes and bombs. The story has to do with a 860-10-0194, Super 8, 225-feel, 11-ou. S7 .98 another gentleman along and chaos breaks foreign agent en route to purchase aeroplanes featuring Ed Coxen and Winifred Greenwood, although in a rural setting stands out today as with an early " split-reel" Keystone "Hide and one of the high points i n the development of the loose when Billy discovers the other girl to be for his country--and the threat of a rival his w ife and her escort turns out to be the nation's secret agent. (1916) seek" with Mable Normand, Ford Sterling and world's t>est known police force. {1913) Nick Cogle y. (1913 ) 810-10-0770, Standard Imm., 150-feet, 11 - girl's ex-beau! (1916) 810-10-0788, Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- 810-10-0605, Standard 8mm. 250-feet, 11- TURN PAGE FOR ozs. $6.98 810-10-0724, Standard amm., 350,feel, 14- 01s. $12.98 860-10-0403, Super 8, 17S.leel, 11 -015. $7.91 ozs. S12 .98 860-10-0417 , Super a, 400-feet, 14-ou. S14 .98 ozs. $7.98 620-10-0330, 16mm., silent, JOO-feet, 2-lbs. S24 .98 860-10-0326, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 620 -10-0394, 16mm. silent, 7S0-feet,J-lbs. S39 .98 860-10-0332, Super 8, 27S-feet, 11 -ozs. SB.98 MORE MACK SENNETT 16 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 More A VERSATILE VILLIAN CIRCUS TODAY with LOUISE FAZENDA and starring BILLY BEVAN, ANDY WATER WAGONS with MADELINE HURLOCK, ANDY CLYDE, :L[JJCi:;[iJ[i]u.J['~[j CHARLEY CHASE CLYDE and MADELINE HURLOCK SID SMITH, JOHN J. RICHARDSON Mack Sennett Charlie is a baggage man of t'"te railroad This fast moving film is involved with Billy The big sea race is coming up and CommOdore Mack Senneti station, and Louise is the daughter of the being a reluctant acrobat filling i n for the Clyde is determined he'll win, in spite of Sid station agent. A shady character abducts the featured act. An escaped lion has found his Smith's help. His specially-designed sear Paramount lady- holds her captive in a deserted shack way into Madeline's tent, Madeline takes rocket wreaks havoc with the competition but with a barrel Of dynamite and a .... lighted refuge in a balloon gondola, Billy, in a Period A SUBMARINE PIRATE meets its match i n a ti n fish. A blow-up comedy r----,-,,----•-· - ,-..--- ~------,~- 'r--{--,,-.~,...... , with SY CHAPLIN, GLEN CAVENDER, fuse.' But Charley comes to the rescue. (1915) runaway chariot, has accidently hooked onto Of laughs. (1925 ) 810-10-0262 , Standard Imm., 255-feet, 11 - LLLL&.&.&.l WESLEY RUGGLES, PHYLLIS ALLEN the lion cage which drops off a cliff. Billy, 810-10-0931 , Stanoard Smm., 300-feet, 14- ozs. S7.98 Andy and an escaped lion, the shack in which Glen Cavender, a shrewd inventor, and Wesley ozs . S12 .91 860-10-0114, Super a, 250-feet, 11 -ozs. they take refuge, and the ascending balloon Ruggles, his accomplice are thwarted in their SB.98 860-10-0931 , Super 8, 350-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 with Madel ine aboard are all Involved in the plans to destroy a battleship by Syd Chaplin, a madhouse climax. (1926) devil-may-care waiter who, by means of some WIFE AND AUTO TROUBLE 810-10-0668, Standard 8mm. 350-feet, 14- unique eavesdropping , gets away w ith their WILLIE COLLIER,MAE BUSCH, ozs brief case-and their plans. On the strength of S12 .98 THE KEYSTONE COPS 860-10-0239, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S14 .98 [l][iJ[l][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[l these papers, command of the submarine is This one features Willie, caught by his w ife turned over to him and pandemonium breaks while dining with his secretary, and taking off loose as Syd takes over. (1915) RUN, GIRL, RUN Mack Sennett in a new MOdel T. Th is leads to a chase w ith the 810-10-0403, Standard 8mm., 5S0-feet, 2- with CAROL LOMBARDand DAPHNE Keystcne Cops. Originally a two reeler, this is POLLARD lbs. S21.98 Biograph a tightly re-edited version, ;am-packed w ith " Run, Girl, Run" is set at Sunnydale School, Period .. 860-10-0565, Super 8, 600-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 a..:tion! (1916) where girls learned the Three R's- Romeos ; 810-10-1278, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - Roadsters and Roller Skates. Our story is of [IJ[iJ[i][[][iJ[l][iJ[X][L . ozs. S6.98 the m isadventures of Norma. (Carol Lom 860-10-1211, Super 8 silent, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 bard) star athlete of the school. Through 620-10-1278, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 breaking training, she manages to save the with MACK SENNETT, VIVIAN iJ[i][iJ[iJ [iJ [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ day for the school, by winning the race. (1928) PRESCOTT, EDDIE DILLON 810-10-0472, Standard 8mm., 350-feet, 14- The Barber (Mack Sennett) is enamored of the Triangle ozs. S12 .98 heartless and flirtatious Manicure Lady 160-10-0131, Super I, 400-feet, 14-ozs. S14.91 (Vivian Prescott), who makes eyes at every Keystone man in sight and does everything she can to So what if the hotel flower girl is a dr humiliate the Barber. The film follows his violet? She's worth two million and ore 1. ,ll. I 1. ,: J. , 1,,_ ,,_( "_I. J,.._ _ '1. humiliationsot'a day until. in the afternoon, he leader Sterling drops everything, i asserts h i mself w ith a vengeance { 1911 ) Phyllis Haver, for a fast lap around the until her brothers arrive on the scene. /\ SAN l'J'ARIUM SCANDAL 110-10-0863, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11 - with LALLAH HART, EARL ROONEY, 810-10-0872, Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- PADDY MCQUIRE , FRITZ SCHADE, ozs. S7.98 ozs. 160-10-0521 , Super 8, 250-leet, 1 t-ozs. S8.98 PEGGY PEARCE , MYRTLE LIND, 860-10-0S30, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. BLANCHE PAYSON, BALDY BELMONT Need a fast hundred? Can't figure how to get it? Simple-follow Earl 's example and turn your aunt's sanitarium into a hotel-but pray that your problem s don't multiply as his did in this laugh-a-minute farce. One of the Triangle-Keystone comedies prOduced by H.O. Davis after Mack Sennett left Triangle, A Sanitarium Scandal features with GLORIA SWANSON, WALLACE many popular names from the Keystone days SLAPSTICK BEERY, BOBBY VERNON and was d irected by William Beaudine, whose One of the great Sennett comedies of the long career behind the camera was just SPANKING BREEZES periOd-elaborately produced-and with many beg i nning. 0917) ALICE OAY, SUNSHINE HART with Charlie Murray, Ford Sterling, of the type situations that made Sennett 810-10-0914, Standard 8mm. 37S-feet, 14- JOSEPH YOUNG, MARY ANN JACKSON Mabel Normand, Fatty Arbuckle, famous. The heroine is chained to the railroad ozs. S12.98 BARNEY HELLUM tra< k- and r escued by the hero in the nick of 860-10-0914, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 An offer to use a friend's yacht gets Danny and Edgar Kennedy, Al Sl John, Billy t ime. Chases in automobiles-close cal ls with Alice a vacation from their inlaws - or so they Bevan, Andy Clyde, Larry Semon, speed ing trains ! (1916 ) think. Just guess who's on board awaiting their Oliver Hardy, Vernon Dent, Monty 810 -10-116S, Standard Imm., 3S0-feet, 14- arrival? In addition, it's vintage Mack Sennett [i][i][a][l][aJ[aJ[i Ju.JU: from 1926. Banks and The Keystone Cops ozs. $13 ,98 860-10-1165, Super Smm., 400-feet, 14-ozs. S1S.98 Mack Sennett _ 810-10- 1123, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- 620-10-1165, 16mm. silent, 725-feet , J-l bs. S44 .98 ozs. S12.98 Often i magi native, always fast and f urious Pathe Period 860-10-1123, Super 8, 450-feet, t4-ozs. S14 .98 slapstick, more than any other kind of movie, THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS - . ' made the most of the possibi lities - and the i mpossibilit ies, or ci nematgraphy. Slapstick with POLLY MORAN, SLIM [jJ[iJ[iJ[l][i][l][iJ[iJ[iJ 1n the movies started in the 189O's, before by others. Thus, its packed full of fast SUMMERVILLE, CHARLIE MURRAY SUPER-HOOPER-DYNE movies even had plots. Then, for about fif slapstick routines and jam-packed Th is Keystone comedy is an example of the LIZZIES OF THE FIELD teen years, the audience appeal of slapstick laughs! changes com i ng in Sennett' s production LIZZIES with BILLY BEVAN and SID SMITH went unexploited -and then came Mack Sen in 1915-better casts and better stories- and with BILLY BEVAN and ANDY CLYDE nett, who was to turn such nonsense into It's action galore and havoc aplenty in one of more time and at tention to details. Th is one an art. the wildest auto races ever filmed. The boys 810-01-0764, Standard 8mm., initiates the idea of "cheesecake" as a box A MackSennett comedy of 1925, Super-Hooper win ; but would you believe i t? Starter Andy feet, 2-lbs...... • . 121 office attraction with a pafama parade in the Dyne Lizzies is one of the best of the peri od Our movie, "Slapstick," features bits and gir l 's dormitory. (1915 ) Clyde misfired the gun and it was a false start- with its story bei ng built around radio con. pieces from some ot Sennett's most typical 860-01-0400, Super 8, 700-feet, 2 -the r ace hasn't even begun yet! (1924) comedies, and some from choice items done 810-10-0266, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- 810-10-0717 , Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11 - trolled MOdel T Fords- as devised by Sennett ...... s funny-man Billy Bevan. (1925) ozs . S12 .98 ozs. H .98 860-10-0S06, Super 8, 4S0-feet, 14-ozs. 810-10-0671 , Standard Imm., 3S0-feet, 14- S14 ,98 860-10-0344, Super 8, 250-leet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 ozs. 620-10-0341 , 16mm. silent, 45-0-leet,2-lbs. S24 .98 $12.98 860-10-0240 , Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. Sl4.98 [[] [I] [I] [I] [I] [I] [I] [I] [i BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 17
LUPINO LANE, WALLACE LUPINO LARRY SEMON, LUCILLE CARLISLE, with BERT WILLIAMS OLIVER HARDY, VERNON DENT Our story takes place on the meeting night of · From shipwrecked sailors to cannibal stew is the Independent Order of Calcimine Artists of only a short step for our heroes. But wait-a Vernon and Oliver both have their eye on America where we find Hostetter Johnson royal wedding is In the offing, with Lupino as Lucille; to Vern's dismay, it looks like Ollie getting ready for business (a little gambling). groom-can this be their salvation? Un has the inside track as Daddy likes him better. Brother Williams is in arrears for dues, and fortunately, no one bothered to put out the fire But brother Larry. whose one interest centers gets involved in a little game. But the town and the pol's still waiting. (1929) around his golf bab, looks upon the courtship sleuth iS on the lookout for gambling, and 810-01-0691, Standard amm., 32S-leet, 14- as a sporting challenge to keep Ollie out of the moves in on the club's headquarters. (1916) ou. S12.91 family. (1922) 110-01-0861, Standard 8mm., 250-feet, 11 - 860-01-0306, Super a, 3S0-feet, 14-ozs. S14.91 810-22-1020, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- ~L ~~ THE BLUNDERING ozs . Sl2.98 860-01-0519, Super a, 27S-feet, 11-ozs. SB.98 BLACKSMITHS 860-22-1020, Super a, 4S0-feet, 14-ou. S14.98 LLOYD HAMILTON, BUD DUNCAN 620-22-1020, 16mm. silent, 875-feet, 3-lbs. S39.91 The villain has lntensions on the fair village AIR POCKETS maid. Is there no one to save the lass from his HIS FIRST FLAT TIRE LIGE CONLEY with EARL MONTGOMERY despicable offer of marriage? All it requires is CINDERELLA CINDERS the mortgage money. Ham and Bud turn the starring SIO SMITH, PAUL PARROT SUNSHINE HART, OLIVE BORDEN trick and just in the nick Of time! (1917) starring ALIC!': HOWELL Lige is an inventor whose latest creation is 810-01-0522, Standard Imm., 225-leet, 11- Alice is a cook in a short order cafe and is fired Olauffer Sid loves Banker Paul's wife. How to would you believe-a folding flivver? His date separate the two and cut in? Why certainly, ML a91 due to uncalled for monkey business. She then with the top financial brass is upset by the introduce Paul to the town's leading vamp and 860-01-0S83, Super a. 250-feel, 11-0lS. S7.98 ends up as a cook for a family in the wealthy Black Hand and a nefarious note that throws north side who are expecting to entertain the that's exactly what our hero does. The action very ·~ irt<1 the hands of detective Earl, Count and Countess DeBunco ( both actually accelerates when Sid and Paul's wife stop off BREEZING ALONG at the bank to leave him a goodbye note, only to who's looking fer business anyway. The whole with LLOYD HAMILTON Imposters and wanted by the police). When the DeBuncos do not appear Alice and the butler find a robbery in progress. (1920) m6!. takes to the air in one of the wildest GoOO help is hard to find, as the De Spout are drafted to take their place. (1926) airplane chases on film and wraps up in a family learn after hiring Lloyd as a chauffeur 810-01-0811, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - 810-01 -0447, Standard Imm., 375-feet, l- smash ending unPke anything you've ever and butler, he can chauf, but he sure can't ML a91 seen. ( 1924) buttle. Little Artie is around to make certain ib. $12.98 860-01-0438, Super I, 275-feet, 11-ou. S7 .91 810-01-1063, Standard amm., 350-feet, 14- everything goes wrong. (1927) ~:01-0219, Super I, 400-feet, 1-lb. S14.H ozs. S12.98 810-01 -0963, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- ONE WET NIGHT 860-01-1063, Super 8, 37S-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 ozs. S12 .98 THE IRON MULE NEELY EDWAROS, ALICE HOWELL 860-01-0963, Super a, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 AL ST. JOHN BERT ROACH AN AUTO NUT A CURE FOR POKERITIS It's raining inside and out as Neely winds up a starring SID SMITH, PAUL PARROTT It's time for another trip with the Twenty Cent dihner party with a blast - from his new JOHN BUNNY, FLORA FINCH Madge wants a new car and Sid is determined Limited and that can only mean laughs aplenty shotgun! That hole in the ceiling came about in While Bunny toved a good hand of poker, Flora with Al St. John as engineer, fireman, con an unusual manner, but the attempts to stop to buy her one. Enter the world's greatest con was determi ned he would quit. To keep peace, m3n, who is also determined- to sell his own ductor and all-around troubleshooter, guiding the water are si mply hilarious. ( 192.t} he agreed but set up an elaborate scheme to the train through wild Indian country. (1925) 810-01-0575, Standard Imm., 200-leet, 11 - car and m the process, take over the continue his erring ways. Discovering the newlywed's bank account, by hook or by crook. ML a91 deception, Flora cooked up a most unusual 110-01-0554, Standard Imm., 200..feet, 11 - 860-01 -0101, Suoer a. 225-feet,11-ozs . S7 .91 I IYl9) ML a98 way to teach him a lesson. { 1912 ) UUTBOUNU 810·01-0812, Standard 8mm., about 17S-feet, 11 - 810-01 -0327 , Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11 - 860-01 -0084, Super 8, 22S-feet, 14-olS. S7. 98 ozs . $6 .98 ozs. S7 .98 620-01-0196, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 SID SMITH, CLIFF BOWES 860-01 -0439, Super 8, about 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 860-01-0S93, Super It , 2S6-teet, 11-on. 18.98 Sid skips out on his rent and winds up driving a truck; Cliff's bike is hit by the bOSs' car. How A DAY ON THE FORCE the two wind up in a bed on the end of a ladder A BEDROOM SCANDAL BILLIE REEVES, MAE HOT ELY, overlooking the canyon provides a laugh and a CHARLES OORETY, HARRY MANN, MONTE BANKS, BEE JAMIESON BILLY POTTER, ARTHUR MATTHEWS MERELY A MAID thrill a minute. ( 192'1) MONTE BANKS, EVELYN NELSON How would the average man treat {or BEATRICE LA PLANTE 810-01-0S69, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - Ntonte was just married, but that little obstacle mistreat) the responsibilities of an officer of In fact, don' t park anywhere that Charlie ozs. $6.98 failed to stop his flirting ways as a clerk in an the law? Let's follow Billie Reeves after he, Ot.rety m•ght see your car. He's the shrewdest Father wants a piece of the action and to get it, 160-01 -0144, Super a, 225-feet, 1-lb. S7 .91 exclusive gown shop. But this time, there's an suddenly acquires a uniform and gets the businessman in town-a master auto thi ef on he's willing to marry off daughter. But the irate husband to reckon with and the chase is hilarious low-down on law enforcement a half the order of a Houdini on wheels and while he's wealthy westerner doesn' t want her - he's on to an absolutely hilarious (and surprising} century ago. It's one Of his best comedies. finally caught by a simple slip, Charlie has the already seen the maid, a far more attractive finish! (1921) 0915) final laugh in this delightful farce. (1919) proposition ! { 1920) 810-01-0593, Standard Imm., 375-feet, 14- 810-01-0S06, Standard Imm., 22s.feet, 11- 810·01-0703, Standard amm., 350-feet, 14• a10.01 -oas1, Standard 8mm., 225--feet, 11- TURN PAGE FOR MORE ozs. S12 ,98 ML U~ ozs. S12.98 ou. S6.98 860-01-0169, Super a. 400-leet, 1-lb. S14.98 860-01-0298, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-0lS. S7. 98 860-01 -0317, Super a, 400-feet, 1-lb. S14.98 860-01 -0495, Super a, 2S0-feet, 11 -ozs. S7 .98 VINTAGE COMEDIES 18 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 19n-4 SCHOOLDAYS UNDER A SPELL More w,th LARRY SEMON, LUCILE CARLISLE, ALICE HOWELL, NEELY EDWARD FRANK ALEXANDER, AL THOMPSON Fearing she's lost Neely's love, Alice en Vintage Comedies The good old Golden Rule days are back again, a hypnotist to charm her husband back. and Larry's right smack in the middle of A Spell, Neely's animal instincts come n111I1,nInnInI 1InI everything but the learning. Regardless of how and its a wild series Of hilarious mon"r.eys THE PAPER HANGER bad school was, Larry's dreams of life after before all ends well. (1925) starring AL ST. JOHN graduation would make anyone happy to be a 810-01-062S, Standard Imm., 22S-feet, 11 Warden & Jailer, paper hangers???? Im kid again (1920) 015, oossible, you say! That's what the owners of 810-22-0975, Standard Bmm., 375-feet, 14- 8~0-01-0196, Supers, 2S0-feet, 11 -ou. 602 Elm Street said when they found the boys ozs. at work in the living room. But impossible or 512.91 860-22-0975, Super a, 42S-leet, 14-ou. not, dizzy Al St. John sets a wicked pace as the $14.91 apprentice paper hanger who finds the paper and paste a very tasty repast. To further complicate a riotous plot. There's Ivan Awfulitch and a bevy of the most attractive THE WRO G MR. FOX waitresses you'll see in a long time whose SWEEDIE LEARNS A TWO CYLINDER COURTSHIP w,th VICTOR MOORE union affiliations are quite unusual. (1920) TO SWIM BILLIE RHODES, JAY BELASCO Unemployed actor Jimmie Fox is about t 810-01-081S, Standard 8mm., 425-feet, 14- While Billie prefers tinkering with her auto to it all when a job offer arrives from<" thea w,th WALLACE BEERY, BETTY BROWN, spooning with the fellows, Jay prefers Billie - troupe in Canaan, Vermont. On the trai ozs. S12.91 BEN TURPIN and LEO WH,-TE 860-01-0442, Super 8, 450-leet, 14-ozs. 514.91 his problem? How to get her away from father meets a minister heading for his new par Learning to swim on dry land is Sweedie's idea 620-01-0336, 16mm. silent, 850-feet, 3-lbs. S39.91 long enough to let nature take its course. His Canaan, New Hampshire. As each gets of breaking up the humdrum routine of her solution? If you can lick 'em, elope with 'em. lhe wrong Canaan, you can guess wha A READY-MADE MAID household duties, but before she's finished, it's (1917) follows! (1917) BILLY REEVES, CARRIE REYNOLDS, also broken up a party, the house and the 810-01-1187, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11- 810-01-0943, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11- JESSIE TERRY, ARTHUR MATTHEWS audience. ozs. out of work and hungry, Billie decides to =· un 1'tt£ 8HEIK OF HOLLYWOOD 810-01-0982, Standard amm., 200-feet, 11- 860-01-1187, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. 57.98 860-01-0943, Super 8, 22S-feet~ 11-ozs. masquerade as a housekeeper and lands a job 56.98 immediately - but can you guess what hap with FRED CALDWELL, GALE HENRY ozs. 86~-01-0982, Super 22S-feet, 11-ozs. 57.98 pens to the poor house ... and the guests ... and It was a big business deal and all Fred needed a, Billie? (1916) was a signature but his quarry proved as hard SHOULD HUSBANDS PAY? 810-01-0455, Standard amm., 225-feet, 11- to bag as the will-o-the wisp and his girl was =· un being wooed by Victor Potet, a money-chasing starring JIMMY Fl NLAYSON [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [i] .' 860-01-0258, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 fugitive from justice, Vic was looking for Judge Anders Randolph is about to lock up Tyler Brooke for life - his heinous crime? ' \ SERGEANT HOFMEYER enough cash to give him and his fortune-telling . , . ~ cohort (Gale Henry) a long start out of town, Flirting! But good-hearted reformer Jimmy starring FORD STERLING, PAUL JACOBS but Fred's girl was determined to become a Finlayson steps forward to vouch for his errant Talk about mix-ups -here's the one to end all business woman. Buying a shooting gallery neighbor and the fun begins. Helping a lady in 1 others. Ford's a cop on the beat whose son distress leads to a confrontation (minus pants) Comedy· E'eatu~es \~ with her $600 from the very man Fred was needs a new coaster (soap box car), so he seeking, she soon learned that business was a with her husband and Jimmy learns that swipes one belonging to the chief's boy. But the man's world 1923. reforming the world isn't really worth it. youngster sees him and tells Dad. In the (1926) 810-01-0709, Standard amm., 32S-feet, 14• meantime, along comes little Paul Jacobs, 810-01-0852, Standard 8mm., 175-feet, 11- OU. 512.91 ozs. $6.98 who doesn't have a coaster. 860-01-0353, Super a, 37S-feet, 14-ou. S14.98 He swipes the one Ford swiped and the 860-01-0490, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ou. S7 .98 [i] [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [(] [fj' . evidence disappears, but as our hero can't SHIP AHOY A TRIO OF EDISON COMEDIES stand to be bested, he runs little Paul in for BILLY WEST, F. STANTON HECK, FROM STORE SHOW DAYS revenge, only to discover that he's really the ETHELYN GIBSON, LEO WHITE Edison's early films were both imaginative wanted party. From here on, it's slapstick How to straighten out true love once it fal Is into and inventive, as tr.ese three st.ort movies of instead of plot and the laugh pace accelerates Billy's hands? It's really too funny and com the nickelodeon era prove. Eacr. has its own in this rare Sterling Comedy of 1914 . plicated to explain, but nothing deters our hero particular value and charm and each marks a 810-01-1222, Standard &mm., 22S-feet, 11 - from eluding the police, capturing jewel stepping stone in the motion picture's ozs. S7 .98 thieves and winning fair Ethelyn's hand. (1920) development. 860-01-1222, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ou. $1.98 Laughing Gas was directed in 1905 by Edwin 110-01-0626, Standard amm., 400-leet, 14- S. Porter; How Jones Lost His Roll tells tt.e ou. "12.98 story witt; deligtitfully animated titles that are 860-01-0197, Super 8, 450-feet, 1-lb. 514.98 directed to the audience and How The Office A SIMPLE SAP Boy Saw The Ball Game not only features the starring LARRY SEMON world cr.ampion N.Y. Giants in tr.eir opening with BEE AMANN, JIMMY AUBREY, game of tt.e 1906 season, but it was the first WALTER HIERS, BILLY GILBERT, movie to intercut actual newsreel footage witr. EDWARDS DAVIS studio shots to tell a story. A collector's gem! Larry and Walter are both interested in Bee, (1905 06) she's interested in what they have to offer and 810-30-1008, Standard Bmm., 250-feet, 14- THE PERFECT CLOWN THE SPEED SPOOK her guardian is interested in selling the store ozs. $8.98 starring LARRY SEMON with JOHNNY HINES, FAIRE BINNEY, ~e bought with money from her estate before 860-30-1008, Super 27S-feet, 14-ozs. S9.9" a, DOROTHY DWAN,OLIVER HARDY EDMUND BREESE THE SAWMILL the law arrives. Unfortunately for all con LARRY SEMON, OLIVER HARDY cerned, Larry's the store clerk and what he 'TWAS HENRY'S FAULT "lhe Perfect Clown" was directed by Fred From tfie opening speedway sequence The boss has it in tor dumbbell Larry but a Newmeyer, one of the top comedy directors of does to prospective purchasers shouldn't HARRY DEPP, ELINOR FIELD closing title, the tt;rills and laughs are logging camp is hardly the ideal place to ex the periOd, who was responsible for most of the happen, even in a sidesplitting comedy like Harry and Elinor can't afford a car, but tinuous as Johnny Hines battles his w tract revenge, and much to everyone's dismay this. Elinor's filched enough from the grocery Harold Lloyd features of the 1920's. lhis fame and fortune, ft.en sets out to rejuv (and your pleasure). Larry proceeds to Released only a few months berore his death money to buy Harry a present - a flivver. feature is substantially complete, and t;is girl's auto business in the midst representative of many comedy features of the demonstrate just what made him one of the top in 1928, A Simple Sap was Semon's final After the office gang's had their laughs, Harry crooked election wfiict. places her fa screen comics of the era. (1922) comedy short. goes for a ride and the fun beqins in this barrel mid-twenties and of Semen's work at that reputation at stake. (1924) _particular time. (1925) 810-22-1021, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- 810-22-1122, Standard 8mm ., 400-feet, 14- of old car laughs. (1919) ozs. 512.98 ozs. S13.98 810-01-0363, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11- 810-22-03SS, Standard 8mm ., 97S-feet, 2- 810-49-0978, Standard Bmm., 1350-leet, 2- 860-22-1021, Super a, 450-leet, 14-ou. 514.98 860-22-1122, Super 8, 450-leet, 14-ozs. 515.98 ozs. 56.91 lbs. 534.98 lbs. 620-22-1021, 16mm. silent, IOO-feet, 3-lbs. 539.98 '20-22-1122, 16mm ., silent, 800-feet, 3-lbs. S44.98 860-01-0129, super a, 225-feet, 11-ou. 57.91 860-22-0603, Super 8, 1050-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 860-49--0978, Super I, 1500-feet, 2-lbs. ·"_' Will _._ · Rogers, . Snu,b Pollard Cornedj,es ': [iJ [iJ [i][i] ctJ [i] [iJ [iJ [i][i] [iJ [iJ [i][i] [iJ [i][i] [iJ [i][i][I] [iJ [iJ
~ [iJLi 1[iJ[i Jlj J[iJ[iJu.J WILL ROGERS, MARIE MOSQUINI Storrit1;g . What chance does the shy but hOnest cowpake stand when it comes to taking the pretty schoolmarm to the big dance? Very little whc-n W~ll Rogers you consider that the competition is the toughest bully in town. But leave it to Will to draw the winning straw! (1924) 810-09-1049, _$tandard Smm., 42S-feet, 14• 015. $12.98 860-09-1049, Super 8, 450-teet, 14-ozs. $14.98 620-09-1049, 16mm. silent, 850-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98
THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN starring WI LL ROGERS "BIG BOY" WILLIAMS, MARIE MOSQUINI Lem Skagw,llow I.as a special treat for tlie A silver. throated tenor singing in a MARIE MOSQUINl, JIMMY FINLAYSON, Will Rogers, 100 percent American - and t-.ome-town folks-I.e's just returned from a nickelodeon, Snub's so bad that the patrons r ig NOAH YOUNG Washington Irving's classic piece of spying mission to Hollywood and wt.at tliose Americana, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." It a popularity contest so that he wins a trip to It's Thanksgiving again- time to carve tlie hidden cameras filmed will keep your sides tender turkey and give blessings~ut Snub's was somehow appropriate that this star enact aching tlirougli bOtli reels. ( 1923) Hollywood. At last, ears can rest all over town. this story, as he did in 1923 under the title: But you've probably guessed it-our hero boy wants to know wliy? Pull up a ct.air and 810-09-1098, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- watcli, as Snub spins tlie most unbelievable "The Headless Horseman". The film was shot becomes a big movie star and he's soon back at ozs. $12.98 explanation passible and all from ti.in air. entirely in the actual locations of Irving's 860-09· 10(jl8, Super 8, 3S0-feet, 14•015. S14.98 the old nickelodeon for a personal ap story, with the 1920's landowners extending (1923) 620-09-1098, 16m m. silent, 650-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 pearanc~just what the well.re:sted patrons BIG MOMENTS FROM full cooperation 10 producer Carl Clancy and 810-08·1046, Standard 8mm., 42S.feet, 14• can do without. But Snub pays for his new LITTLE PICTURES his staff. 0tS. $12.98 WILL ROGERS found lame BEFORE THE PUBLIC ts over $14.98 Blackhawk's version is an abridgement. (1922) Our film bfiefly sketches his career from his 860-08-1046, Super 8, 4S0.feet, 14.ots. It's the idea of the century-save time wasteo and it's a laugh riot all the way. (1923) 810-49-0763, Standard Smm., 675-leel, 2· earliest vaudeville days whtn he was billed as watching films by getting to the heart of the 810.08-1045, Standard Smm., 400-leet, 14- matter immediately, with Will Rogers as your lbs. $22.98 "The Cherokee Kid," his real start in the 0lS. S12.98 guide through the careers of Valentino, 860-49-0356, Supers, 7SD-feet, 2-tbs. $2S.98 Ziegfield Fol I ies, and some of his pub I ic ap. 860.08-104S, Super Smm., 4SO-leet, 14-0lS. S14 .98 Fairbanks and the Keystone Comedies in this pearances over the years. ONCEOVER hilarious parody of moviedom. 810:-09·0803, Standard 8mm., S7S-feet, 2- THELMA DANIELS HUSTLIN' HANK lbs. $21.98 tt10-09-0S70, Standard &mm., 375-feet, 14- "Once Over" is basically set in a restaurant, 860-09-0431 ,'Super 8, 625-leet, 2-lbs. $24.98 ozs. S12.98 MARIE MOSQUINI, BILLY ENGLE IT'S A GIFT as were so many comedies in the silent days. It 1860-09-0457, Super 8, 425-leet, 14-ozs. S14.98 All his life, Hustlin' Hank had dreamed of a job This laught riot contains the best example of a Is one of the best of those Snub made himself. 620-09-0401, 16mm. silent, 750-leet, 3-lbs. $39.98 without work, but he earned his reputation [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ man with a system ever fHmed and It's all a The Interested collector now has a yardstick THE CAKE EATER with the fastest gait in the West-to the chow prelude to the most sensational gasoline by which to measure the talents of one of the table. When the boss's sister arrives to discovery of the century. You've heard that oil most interesting but underrated comics ever to MARIE MOSQUINI, BILLY J:NGLE ~tograph the Wild West, the tun begins. Starring companies suppress revolutionary products grace the silent screen. (1927) Selected by the ranch's new owners as their 810-09-0892-;-Standard Smm., 450-leet. 14• now see Why! (1923) 810-08-0659, Standard Smm., 400-teet, 14- ideal cowboy, Will became the butt of his fun 01s. S12.98 110-08-0410, Standard Imm., 200-leet, 11- 015. $12.91 loving friends' pranks. But when the spinsters Snub Pollard 860-09-0S53, Super 8, S00-feet, 14.01s. Sl4.98 ML U~ 860-08-0301, Super 8, 4S0-leet, 14-0lS. $14.91 decide that the way to his heart is through his 620.09-0362, 16mm. silent, SOD-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 [iJ[Il[iJ[iJ[IJ[iJ [iJ[iJ[iJ 860-08-003j, Super 8, 225-leet, ll•OlS. S7.98 stomach, Will's really in trouble! (1924) 620-08-0123, 16mm. silent, 400-leet, 2-lbs. $24.98 810-09-0088, Standard &mm., 32S-feet, 14- THE BIG IDEA ozs. $)2.98 A TRUTHFUL LIAR 860-09.0093. Super e. JSO-feet, 14-01s. S14.98 with BLANCHE MEHAFFEY, LOOKING FOR TROUBLE 620-09-0215, 16mm. silent, 6S0 -feet, 3-lbs. S39.9tl RICHARO PENNleLL, BETH GLEN TRYON, BILLY ENGLE THE YOKEL DARLINGTON,MADGE HUNT with MARIE MOSQUINI with THELMA DANIELS its DON'T PARK THERE Alfalfa Doolittle makes his annual pilgrimage Suppose you had invented a revolutionary Some people do strange things for love, and On again, off again-Snub can't keep track of Will needs !IOm~ 11nament and i'i's only a short trom Washington back home to keep the tolks street sweeper-one that not only sweeps the Snub needed an extra bankroll to marry to 'Mlether he's rich or poor, and neither ca" the drive into town, but parking? Well, that's a informed C\n his activities. As their votes are streets clean, but sweeps them up completely, Marie. When a "sure-fire" propcsition le " opportunity knocks" girls, who want him different question, as he finds out in California, v.orth at least a story, he tells them how the along with everythlng else In its path. Would oomes along in the form of a boxing match, when he is and not when he isn't. Falling for a Seattle, New Orleans, Texas and Salt Lake Wild West won a kingdom with a rope and a you dare demonstrate it tor the city council? Snub throws hiMSel! into the ring with 's• servant, our hero escapes the others in a wild City-the longest trip_into ta,,vn any ma_n ever deck of cards-some fib! (1924} Snub did, and with predictable comic results. hilarious results. (1919) motorcycle chase. (1926) made. Oh yes, he can't drive either. (1924) 810-09-0409, Standard Smm., 375-leet, 14• (1924) 810-0ll-0603, Standard &mm., 200-leet, 11 . 015 . S12.98 810·08-0663, Standard Smm., 200.feet, 11. 01s. S6.98 810-08-0662, Standard 8mm., 375-leet, 14• 810-09-0600, Standard amm., 350-feet, 14- S12.91 $12.98 860-09·0S88, Super 8, 42S.feet, 14-ozs. $14.91 ML an 860-08-0186, Super 8, 225-feet, 14-on. $7. n 015. II ozs. $14.91 S14,91 620-09-0391, 16mm. silent, 7SO-feet, 2-lb. $39.98 860-08-0233, Supers, 225-leet, 11-olS. S7. 98 620-08-0243, 16mm. silent, 400,feet, 2-lbs. S24.n 860.08-0302, Supers, 400-leet, 14-on, II 060-09·0184, Super 8, 375-leet, 14-ois. Silent l'intageAndHistorical Short Subjects, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ .L- i ,' _i i i.J .i. ,~ 1.i. 1.. I a.7 THE FIRST GLIDDEN TOUR 1905 [i.lX][jJ[jJ[i][i][i][i_J[ jJ [i] [l.] [iJ [iJ [iJ [jJ [iJ [iJ [iJ liJ llJ li.][i] Ci] [iJ [jJ(i] [iJ Here is a fabulous subject that pictures almost three dozen automobiles that participated in Aviation Vintage Autos the first competition for the Glidden Trophy, Buffalo Bill Films Of ltlelies and the hill climb up Mt. Washington. You'll 1 see Wintons, Maxwells, Darracqs, Reos, White ~rj]ri:7r[J[I)[l711J[l7~ a.~L" ri ~'. i a.~r'i 1ri'rr 'il [iJ[i][i] [i][i::[jJ[jJ[jJ[i] ,~ [&.::; C£ r Jli.J_i~[jJ [a.i i J Steamers, Stanley Steamers, Pope Hartfords, Pope Toledoes, Pierce Great Arrows, a Knox Tne primitive works of George Melies ot THE EARLY DAYS Truck, Ramblers, Cadillacs, Packards-and France-the professional magician, theatre others. (1905! proprietor and director-in whose hands the OF MOTORING 810-67-0187, Standard 8mm. 125-feet, 11- motion picture camera was first used for such As America turned the corner into the 20th ozs. $6.91 unique camera tricks as stop photography, Century, a new invention caught the public's 860-67-0089, Super 8, 150-feel, 11-ozs. 57.98 ck>uble exposures, super-imposition, fade-ins fancy. For those Americans who were and fade-outs and dissolves, were without a financially able to afford one, the automobile question the first truly creative films. became a symbol of excitement and challenge. - You' ll see historic events such as racing and i jLL Jli J l.i. l [jJ CiJ L"iJ CiJU::, BARON MUNCHAUeE:>. ·s touring as shown in the Glidden Tours in this DREAM great film. (1900-1905) \.1intage Fights ( Les Adventures Des 810•67 -0S97, Standard 8mm., 275-feet, 14- Baron Munchausen) on. S7 .98 THE LIFE OF BUFFALO BILL A George Melies Star Film. After a scrump. 860-67-0167, Super 8, JOO-feel, 1-lb. $8,98 ra. -i- r&.-'i ... ,-~ ,,l.~r,:-r i,- Here is an authentic early film of the West in tious feast, the l:iaron retired to his be<.o for a FROM THE FIRST AIRMAIL frontier days filmed by the Buffalo Bill and 620-67-0229, 16mm. silent 550-feel, J-lbs. 529.98 nap but a wild stomacn and a vivid TO THE JETS Pawnee Bill Film Co.-and featuring Col. Wm. imagination coniure up a panorama or dreams F. Cody, himself, in the prologue and epilogue! and nightmares involving the most weird of Blackhawk has revised its former release Produced in 1912 , this production is unique, for creatures and beautiful women ami.""~ t lavi sh "From the First Air Mail to the DC-7 '', to bring it represents a very early example of an " in stage settings. Relief come'> when ,e Baron it into the age of Iet flight. Th is we have done dependent" production, and one of the first falls out of bed and thrcugh hi~ winoow +"' •~ through the cooperation of United Airlines, and serious American film attempts at a ground below. (1911) this release is the result. biographical film. And, it is of further im 810-71-0718, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11. 810-70-0475, Standard 8mm. 300-feet, l•lb. $12.98 portance in that the principal of the biography 860-70-0174, Super 8, 350-feet, 1-lb. 514.98 himself appears in the film. 810 -68 •0208, Standard amm., 400.feet, 14 - ozs. $12 .98 860-68-0152, Super 8, 425-feel, 11-ozs. 514.91
JACK DEMPSEY'S GREATEST FIGHTS Highlights of Dempsey's fight with Georges carpentier in 1921, the Dempsey.Firpo fight Of Sept., 1923, the Dempsey. Tunney fight of 1926, THE FIRST 500-MILE the Dempsey-Sharkey fight of July, 1927, and -4&.c~-r.;1,,,11. INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY the second Tunney-Dempsey bout, Sept. 22, 1927. CONQUEST OF THE RACE, 1911 810-69-0334, Standard Imm., 375-feel, 14- NORTH POLE During Indianapolis Speedway time each year, ou. 512.91 BUFFALO BILL'S In "Conquest or the North Pole'• as in his other films, Melies anticipated many of the sup this vtntage film has particular Interest, 860-69-0009, Super a, 400-feel, 11-ozs. 514,,a WILD WEST SHOW pointing up vividly the striking changes that LINDBERGH'S TRANS- posedly later Hollywood innovations such as have taken place in this annual Memorial Day TOMMY BURNS VS. ATLANTIC FLIGHT The firs! portion of this film Is devoted to the trick st,,ges, moving scenery, double ex showing Of Wild West Show parades, the first posure, miniatures, stop motion, cross fades Classic since the first mafor assault on BILL SQUIRES Edited from newsreel coverage of the historic photographed by Edison cameramen In 1898, and other special effects, both mystical and r •utomobile speed records during the first Here's a sports collector's Item if there ever flight of Charles Augustus Lindbergh from the second by a Biograph cameraman in 1902. comic. This sense of Ingenuity and trickery "mning back in 1911. You'll see the first of was one-the world's championship New York to Paris on May 20-21, 1927. Includes Following this is the sort of action for which pervades all his films. Of this one, it might be these Indianapolis soo.milers In amazing detail heavyweight fight of July 4, 1907, held al pictures from take-off at Roosevelt Field, New considering the year in which the race oc. the WIid West ShO\\" was famous-Indians, said that Melies created a fantasy built around COima, California. Interesting also because of York, to the huge crowds in France, Belgium scouts, cavalrymen, fast riding and re the theme of the conquest of the pale-but far curred. (1911) the setting, the crowds, the cameramen and and England. Also covers his return to enactments of typical frontier events. removed from reality <19121 110-67-1276, Standard 8mm., 150-feel, 11 · the many famous personalities In the sports America and the honors he received. 810-68-0223, Standard Imm., JOO-feel, 14- 110.71.0126, Standard Imm., :oo.feet, 11· OU, U.98 'NOrld who are also pictured. 810-70-034', Standard Imm., 350-leet, l- ozs. 512.91 860-67• 127', Super I, 175-feet, 11-ots. S7 .91 110-69-0127, Standard 8mm., 125-feel, 11- ozs. "·" ib. S12.91 160-68-0024, Super I, 350-feet, 1-lb. 14.fl 160-71-0459, Super t, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 620-'7-1276, 16mm. silent, 300-feet, 2-lbs. S24.91 OlS. $5.91 U0.-70-0078, Super I, 37S-feet, 1-lb. S14 ,'8 620-68-0040, 16mm. silent, 600-feet, 3-lbs. SJ9,fl 620-71-03'3, 16mm. silent, 400-feel, 2-lbs 524.91 ~oo Doo nn
BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 21 THE MAGIC OF MELIES TRANSFORMATIONS CONEY ISLAND-WHEN THE LIFE OF AN More Vintage BYMELIES THE CENTURY WAS YOUNG AMERICAN POLICEMAN The subjects of George Melies in this film are An episodic, semi.documentary film by tne "Jupiter's ThunderbOlts" (1903), "The Mer In The Clockmaker's Dream (1904) a clock Here is coverage of the Coney Island that director of The Life of an American Fireman maid" (190-i) and "The Magic Lantern" maker tires over his work and falls asleep. In existed in the 1890's and P.arly 1900's, when & Historical and The Great Train Robbery. It shows New (1903) his dream the clocks around him all become "Diamond Jim" Brady and Lillian Russell York policemen leaving the station, directing 810-71-0324, Standard Imm .• 200-feet, 11· ladies and take various poses to entertain him. frequently dined at Felt man's Ocean Pavilion, traffic, and being kind to children. Separate OIS. $6,98 and when the great amusement parks lighted In The Cook In Trouble (1904) a cook offends a and more developed episodes show policemen 860-71-0076, Super 8, 250-feel, 14-ozs. S7 .98 the night with millions of electric lights. magician who appears in his kitchen as a poor saving a woman when her horse runs ay.,.ay THE IMAGI 'ATIVE 620-71-0125, 1,mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 810·66-0282, Standard Smm., 275-feet, 14• man, presumably a beggar. In A Spiritualist with he~ in the park, frightened by an OlS. $12.98 GEORGE MELIES Photographer (1903), a magician turns a automobile, and trying in vain to revive a 860-66-0275, Super 8, JOO-feel, 14-ozs. S14.91 Although a magician by profession, George woman into a picture of herself 3nd vice versa. woman whom they have fished out of the river SUPERNATURAL OF MELIES 620-66-0094, 1,mm. silent, 500-feet, 3-lbs. S29.98 810-71-10S1, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, 11· The closing episode "A Joke on the Round:, N\elies became the first man to harness the In 1903, Melies produced two short films, "The man," showing how a lazy patrolman fooled camera's potential for telling a story. Filled Internal Caldron" and "The Damnation of 01s. $6.98 FOLLIES, FOIBLES AND with imagination and ingenuity, three of thOse an inspector, is the most developed. {1905) Faust" which are contained in this film by 860-71-10S1, Super 8, 16S-feet, 11-ots. S7.98 FASHIONS, 1903-1905 'Nhich Melies produced in 1903 make up this 810-66-0871, Standard Imm., 250-feet, 11- Blackhawk. ( 1903) 620-71-1051, 16mm. silent, 300-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 This group was copied from 35mm. paper Blackhawk offering They are; "Bob Kick, the OlS. 810-71-0380, Standard 8mm. silent, 1S0-feet, 11· S7.98 Mischievious Kid", "The Oracle of Delphi" positives in The Library of Congress and 860-66-0529, Super 8, 275--feet, 11-ots. S8.98 OlS. 56.98 and "The Lesson" or "The Living Statue" - presents very representative examples of a A20-66-0390, 1,m m. silent, S00-feet, 2-lbs. $29.91 860-71-05?3, Super 8, 17S-feet, 1 l•OZS. $7 .98 [i][i][i][i][i][i]~[i][i] subject area in which Biograph excelled at the all copied by Blackhawk from the· 35mm. MABEL AND FA TTY paper positives in the Library of Congress. particular time. Extremely daring in their (1'903) Collector Items day, these units, produced primarily tor VIEWING THE WORLD'S 810-71-0374, Standard Imm., 12s.feet, 11· THE SURREALISM OF MELIES viewing on the coin-operated Matoscopes in FAIR AT SAN FRANCISCO, 1915 the Main Street arcades across. the country, Remembered best today as the master of with MABEL NORMAND and = u~ [i][i][i][i][i][i]II][i][i] are amusing and entertaining examples of the 860-71-0260, Super 8, 150-feel, 11-oIS. S7.98 unusual and fantastic films, George Melies "Follies, Foibles and Fashions" of a long.ago FATTY ARBUCKLE ,20-71-0247, 16mm. silent , 2S0-feet, 2-lbs. $24.'8 also anticipated the imagery of surrealism Many hilarious sifuations with Mabel and era such even while his work breathed the un AMERICA'S INNOCENT Fatty. Also a fine view of San Francisco in 810-66-0192, Standard 8mm., 175-feet, 11. y, LA COMEDIE ET mistakeable atmosphere of 19th century Paris. YESTERDAYS 1914 1915, and of the Panama-Pacific Ex. 015. 5'.98 •Ins Relying mainly on photographic illusion to tell A collection of Americana position of that year. A real collector's item. t a MAGIQUE DE MELIES 860-66-0563, Super 8, 200.feet, 1 l•OlS. $7 .98 his story, The Balle! Master's Dream (1903) from the late 1890's 810-66-0234, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, 11· 620-66-0009. 16mm. silent, 350-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 Outstandingly good examples of the ingenuity hints at the rich imagery which Melies was and early 1900's ~L a98 of Melies are the two 1903 films which make up 860-'6-0130, Super 8, about 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 capable of suggesting. (1903) As the 1890's slipped into th'=' 20th century, the FA TTY AND MABEL AT THE this Blackhawk presentation-"The Witch's 620·66-00SO, 16m m. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 810-71-0364, Standard, 175-feet, 11-ozs. $6.98 Gaslight Era was ending and a new day SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION, 1915 Revenge'' and "The Inn Where No Man 860-71-0257, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 dawned for a rural nation rapidly becoming ON A GOOD OLD FIVE Rests". (1903) 620-71-0234, 16mm., silent, 350-feel, 2-lbs. 524.91 with FATTY ARBUCKLE and 810-71•0368, Standard amm., 150-feet. llot• the industrial giant of the world. Here are long. MABEL NORMAND CENT TROLLEY RIDE mp- s. U.98 gone glimpses of that chaning time as Prior to the opening of the San Diego ex. An entertaining Edison offering of 1905, this 860·11·0S09, Super 8, 17S--feet, 11-ots. S7 .98 reflected in the motion picture footage of 75 position on January 1, 1915, Keystone received was produced as a comedy for one of the early 620.71-0112, Hmm. silent, 300--feet, 2-1~ 524.91 P ARiS TO MONTE CARLO years ago. sole rights to shoot motion picture footage on "split reel" programs for the store shows and This story is about an automobile trip from 810-66-1023, Standard 8mm., 17S-feet, 11· the Exposition grounds. Roscoe Arbuckle and has a particular appeal for trolley fans. LAF ANTAISIE DE MELIES Paris to Monte Carlo. The part color version is ots. S6.98 Mabel Normand running the concession booth Coupled with this is a Biograph film of 1905, "A Trip To Salt Lake City", and a comedy of this Represeut:-r. e t,f this early Melies grouping a fine e)(ample of an early attempt to add color 8'0·66· 1023, Super a, 200.feet, 11.ozs. S7. 98 forms part of "Fatty and Mabel at the San on early period built around the theme of are "Extraordinarr Illusions" "The En by hand. (1905) Diego Exposition." !I!"- 810-66-0906, Standard &mm., 200-feet, 11· Polygamy, with the setting an open section cnanted Well", and "The Apparition" - al I 810-71-0612, Standard 8mm, black and white, $6.98 sleeping car of the day produced In 1903. 125-feet, 11-ozs. 56.98 ozs. 860-66-090,, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ou. $7.98 810-66-0198, Standard Imm., 175-feet, 11- 810-71-0359, Standard 8mm., 150-feel, 11- 860-71-0192, Super 8 black and white, 1S0-feet, .ti ,20-66-0906, 16mm. silent, 425-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 ots. $6.98 ~L U~ ll•OlS $7,98 1.98 860-66-0124, Super 8, 200..feet, 11-01s. S7.98 4.98 860-71-0517, Super I, 200-feet, 11-015. S7.91 62S•71•0018, 16mm. silent part-color, 300-feet, 2· FROM HORSE CAR TO 620-71-0151, 16 mm. silent, 100-feet, 2-lbs. S24.91 lbs. $44.98 SUBWAY IN NEW YORK CITY NURSERY FAVO RITES Edited from converted Library of Congress An Edison Kinetophone Produdion 35mm. positives, photographed from 1898 to Edison had experimented with talking pic MELIES TALES OF TERROR 1906, this film completely bridges the periOO tures as early as 1893, connecting a from the primitive horse car to the opening of phonograph to a set Of ear tubes and using it to In THE MELOMANIAC (1903) a musician the New York City subway. Shows cross-town accompany the movie provided by his PffP takes off his head again ~nd again and throws horse cars crossing Broadway and other show machine, The Kinetoscope. In 1899, when it up to a set of wires to form the notes of "God areas, Broadway cable car lines before the 1>£ep show was replaced by the store Save the King" or "America", which is then ~ectrified, cable propelled rapid transit line shows, E dison's idea of adding sound to the played by lhe band. THE MONSTER (1903) across Brooklyn Bridge, steam powered movies became more practical. A tour-inch has a painted background showing the Sphinx elevated, and the building and opening of the diameter cylinder was played, crudely in and one of the pyramids. A skeleton is dug up, subway! synchronization w ith the projected image, t hus and the bones become animated. When clothed 810-66-0218, Standard 8mm., JOO-feel, 14- creating some very primitive, but (for those it dances violently and terrifies the two men THE DESTRUCTION OF ozs. $12.98 times) very exciting film viewing. NURSE RY present. Finally it becomes a skeleton again. s,o.6'-0278, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-01s. $14.98 FA VORITE S w ill become one of your truly, THE TERRIBLE TURKISH EXECUTIONER SAN F RANCISCO, 1906 valued sound film s, as it comes as close to the One of the greatest d isasters in American (1904) is seated beside his shop when four THE HO LLYWOOD same eff ect of the Kinetophone as is passi ble. condemned per sons are brought to him. Their history took place in Sa n Francisco on April 18, (1913) heads are placed in a kind of stock, after which 1906 at 5: 13 a.m . The San Andr eas fault slipped DREAM F AC TORY l l0-30.0130, Standard Imm. m• gnetic sound, MELIES PRESTIDIGITATOR he cuts off all four with a single stroke of his for a mere 55 seconds and the result cost the Hollywood was just another non-existent dot on 150-feet, 11-on. 112.91 scimitar. He picks up the heads, throws them city 500 deaths and $420,000,000 in dam fhe map when the early movie makers This r eel brings toge1her three f ilms in which II0-30-0029, Super I magnetic sound, 175-feet, in a basket and returns to his work, but t he ages. Unknow n but intrepid cameramen discovered it in 1907; within a decade it was t he -Yiel ies produces on scr een many of the effects 11-015. S1 3.91 heads em erge, rejoin t heir bod ies and t he men dream factory tor a world eager to consume 630-30-0381 , 1,mm. optical sound, 300:.feet, 2. made familiar by stage magicians. Ten Ladies using the new novelty called the moving pic live again. Finally the execut ioner is himself ture camer a were on the scen e hours after the the product and this growth is chronicled in an Umbrell• ( 1,03), Tit for Toi (1904) and cut in two, and though this is not the end of lbs. ======S24.91 quake to record t he tragedy on f ilm . w ithin t his fascinating reel. The Enchanter Alcotrisbas ( 1,03). hi m , he is f inally routed by soldiers. 810-66-0980, Standard 8mm., 350-feet, 14- 810.84-0984, Standar d Imm., 200-feet, 11 - L L L L L L L ~ L 110-71 -1152, Standard Imm., 1541-feet, 11- 810.71 -10S2, Standard Imm., 1SO•feet, 11 · ots. $12.98 ozs . 5'.91 01.S. 5'.98 oz.s. " ·" 8'0--66-0990, Super 8, 37.5--feet, 14..ots. 514 .98 860-84-0984, Super 8, 225-feel, 11 -on. S7 .91 TURN PAGE FOR MORE 860-71-1152, Super I, 1U-fee1, 11-en. S7 .91 860-71 -1052, Super I, 165-feet, 11-ou. S7.98 62046•0980, 16mm. si lent, 700-feet, 3-lbs. $39 .91 620-84-0984, 16mm. silen1,.4Cll>•f~j, 2-lbs. S24.91 620-71-1152, 16mm. silent, --fee1, 2-lbs. $24.91 620-7 1-1052, 16mm. silent, JOO-feel, 2-lbs. S24.91 VINTAGE & HISTORICAL 22 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4
Mor e Vin tage For th~If~~!!e ~~~?,.~~~r;,~!nces Memories of the ,I?_ H • • f Of the late 1890's were able to see what the Silent Stars ~ tstortca world around them really looked like, courtesy No.I of the motion picture and its daredevil THE MIRTHMAKERS photographers who manned the cameras. feat uring LU P INO LANE, SYD CHAPLIN, Now it was possible to capture and CHARLIE MUR RAY, BEN TURPIN, reproduce reality and a glimpse of THE BATHING BEAUTIES Presidential campaigns, inaugurations, and many, many more coronations of foreign heads of state, the This series offers a glimpse of the stars from famous personalities of the time and popular the silents in " Off screen" situations-NOT favorites. sequences from their films. Every collector 810-66-1028, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, li- will appreciate the stunt routine of Lupino on. $6.98 Lane-how he did it? The sequence with 860-66-1028, Super 8, 225.feet, 11-ou. S7.98 Chaplin, Newmeyer ar,d Reisner where they are planning a new comedy feature plus much, much more. Created by W INSOR MCCAY 810-84•0S64, Standard Bmm., 175-feet, 11- Mc.Cay's Gertie The Dinosaur, done in 1909, THIS WAS NEW YORK 1900 ozs. $6.98 may or may not havt? been absolutely the fi.rst Taken from paper prints in the archives of the 860-84-0143, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 animated cartoon, but it was the first of any Library of Congress, this flim embodies the CHAP TERI consequence. Its animation is what today's ~ artists call "limited", that is. the drawings essence of some turn-of-the-century life in New An absorbing assembly of motion picture No.II change the position Of the characters only THE OPERATOR CRANKED- York City, with a wide range of subject matter history from the early flip cards and zootrope intermittently. THE PICTURE MOVED providing a nostalgic recreation of an earlier BEHIND THE SCENES into the movies' earliest days. Scenes from the It is said that 10,000 separate drawings were It's all t.ere: a capsule history of tt;e era in the life of the great metropolis. WITH STARS early feature, "Cleopatra", Griffith's "A development of the motion picture in one reel! required for Gertie. Cartoons, by the 1920's, set 810-66-0372, Standard Bmm., JOO-feet, 14- featuring CLARA BOW, MA E MURRY, corner in Wheat", a chase down Riverside See tr.e first talking picture of 1895, tt;e first a faster and more expensive standard with ozs. $12.98 ROSCOE "FATTY" ARBUC KLE, Drive in the early 1900's---a tracking shot movie actor and tt;e presentation at Koster & many characters on the screen, all moving in 860-66-0S00, Super a, JS0-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 NORMA TALMADGE. CLARA KIMBALL long before Griffith was supposed to have Bia l's Music Hall! practically every frame. (1909) YOU.,G. LO N CHANEY invented the technique-, a sequence from the 010 -66-1092, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, 11- THE 35mm. MOTION and many, many more first movie cartoon, "Gertie the Dinosaur", 810•84•098S, Standard 8mm., 1SO-feet, 11. ozs . 56.98 This second film in the series pictures a whole Griffith's "Musketeers of Pig Alley", Grit ozs. 860-66-1 029, Super 2S0-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 PICTURE PROJECTOR --- new range Of Hollywood stars and per. 860-84·0985, Super 8, 17S-feet, 11-ozs_ a, In Yonkers, New York, is a private collection fith's "The Battle", a sampling of the pre sonalities-largely from the 1920's. You'll see Communist anarchist film, "The Nihilists" 620-84-0985, 16mm. silent, 300-feet, 2-lbs 620-66-1029, 16mm. silent, 450-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 of 35mm. motion picture projectors owned by made by Biograph in 1905, a look at 1904'5 "The Don Malkames. It is the largest collection in Allen Forrest with Clara Bow as they report to Suburbanite", Porter's " The Great Train PANORAMIC existence anywhere, and is virtually complete a film set early In the morning. You'll see Jackie Coogan, child star, aboard an ocean Robbery", another early Western, "A Race tor IMPRESSION OF OLD ·from the earliest days of the movies to the Millions", " Bronco Billy" Anderson, the coming of the talkies. In our film, which shows liner, and many other "behind-the-scenes" NEW YORK (1903-1905) shots. screen's first Western star, Fred Oft-the first the units in this extensive collection in close-up As 1899 faded into the 20th century, New York 810-84-0571, Standard 8mm., 17S-feet, 11- face before a movie camera, Gilbert Sarony, detail and in operation, you'll see some three City was growing by leaps and bounds. All over ozs. $6.98 /IAae Irwin and John Rice in "The Kids", dozen historic machines. the city, the landscape was changing-old 860-84-0324, Super 200-feet, 11-ozs. $7. 98 Florence Lawrence, John Bunny, early movie 810-84-0299, Standard 8mm., 6S0-feet, 2- a, buildings were demolished to make way for commercials, and highlights from Melies "A lbs. $23.98 new and giant skyscrapers. The growing city Trip to tne Moon." was captured by early motion picture camera!' No. Ill 810-84--0762, Standard 8mm., about 600-feet, 2- in 5cenes taken from the top of the newly TITANIC PERSONALITIES ON PARADE erected New York Times Building which The Tatanic was a ship which sank April 15, featuring MARY PICKFORD, DOUGLAS lbs. $21.98 SOUVENIRS OF THE SILENTS-- overlooked Times SQuare. 1912, on her maiden vo"tll!lge from Southamp FAIRBANKS, CHARLIE 860-84-0399, Super 8, about 6S0-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 THE WESTERNS 810-66-0633, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, 11 . ton, after striking an iceberg northeast of New CHAPLIN, MARIE DRESSER, RUTH C.Omlng attraction slides of many of the great $6.98 York City. 1,517 lost their lives and 706 persons ROLAND, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, and many Western stars of the 192C's Such stars as ::::,,.02s3, Super a, ,2S-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 were rescued. Its sinking was the greatest more During the silent days news of what happened Harry Carey, William Desmond, Dustin peacetime maritime disaster. in Hollywood quickened the pulse of a nation Farnum, Hoot Gibson, J. P. McGc ,, K THE ROMANTIC DAYS There were no formal newsreel and readers turned eagerly to their latest fan CHAPTER II h\aynard. Tom Mix and many more. In our organizations in 1912, but many production OF FIRE HORSES magazine to see what was happening in Highlights from a variety of significant films 8mm. version, the slides are animated on and companies did offer special events on an in Blackhawk has drawn on early Biograph and America's famous city. The old saying was from the silent days that present many "Film off the screen to simulate the real action of the dividual basis. Whether all scenes of the Edison footage in the paper print collection, true. "You're only as good as your last pie. Firsts." In the prehistoric animals department old time glass slides. Edit these films In with Titanic in this film are authentic, or are of a and film in the George Kleine Collection at the ' ture". your own movies or mix the sli,jes with yovr sister ship, has not been fully determined. a segment from Windsor McKay's "Gertie the Library of Congress. See an exhibition dri II Of 810-84-0S9S, Standard Imm., 175-feet, 11- own. Slide set and movie contents identical 810-66-0239, Standard 8mm., 17S-feet, 11- Dinosaur," D. W. Griffith's "Brute Force" and New York firemen in Union Square, ~L $6.ft Willis O'Brien's "The Lost World,, The 125-84-0038, Standard amm., color, 70-feet, I ozs. $6.98 $6.9' photographed in 1904 ; a run of the New York 860-84-0180, Super 8, 200.feet, 11-ou. 57.98 ruthless business man in Griffith's "A Corner OlS. Fire Department in 1903, and exhibitions of 860-66-0039, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 in Wheat" An i mportant Melies' film 350-87-0701, 30 35mm. 2" x 2" color slides, S· efficiency by the fire departments of Schen $4.4' 620-66-005S, 16mm. silent, 3S0-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 "Baron Munchausen's Dream" and the first ozs. nectady, New York and Chelsea, NO. IV feature version of Jules Verne's "20,000 Massachusetts. CANDID MOMENTS WITH Leagues Under the Sea." A segment from the INTERMISSION SLIDES FROM 810-66-0632, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, 8- A TOUR OF THE THOMAS THE STARS famous British film, "The Possibilities of War THE NICKELODEON DAYS ~L ~98 Here's the 8mm. film novelty that's a .. hit I-I. INCE STUDIO See PEARL WHITE, LEWIS STONE In the Air" and items that brought on early 860-66-0202, Super 8, 16S-feet, 9-ozs. S7.98 LEWIS STONE, LOUISE GLAUM, selection" for every 8mm. projector owner MARY PICKFORD, LILLIAN GISH, attempts at censorship such as Fatima, the JAMES KIRKWOOO 100.feet of animated slides simulating the DOROTHY GISH. ANNA Q . NILSSON 5ally Rand of the 1893 Chicago world's Fair. A actual glas,; lantern slides of the nickelodeon SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Take a tour of the fabulous Thomas H. Ince and many more sequence from Griffith's "Resurrection", one Here, copied from the· 35mm. paper PoSitives studio with his top stars - see how movies of of the f 1rst films on a theme of sex tragedy days. Beautiful hand tinted colors display such Come along with us as we roll back the curtain in The Library of Congress, is a compilation of 1922 were made-learn the secrets behind the and one of the first feature length Westerns, titles as: ''Welcome: Bring the Children and authentic motion picture sequences that made silver screen! A fascinating behind-the-scenes of time and take a peek at how some of "The Spoilers" with William Farnum and Tom Enjoy the Show Yourself", "One Mome,,f up •he primitive coverage of the Spanish peek at the glamour world of the early twen. Hollywood's top celebrities spent their free 5antschi. One of the first weirdo's, "She" with Please, to Adjust the Machine", "New Pie American War by the pioneer Edison and t;es (1922). time when they were not cavorting or emoting Betty Blythe and the first Tarzan, Elmo tures Every Day," "Don't Forget Our Biograph Companies 810-66-0929, Standard 8mm., 42S-feet, 14- for the camera. Lincoln. Amateur Night" and many other-;. STANO. 810-66-0307, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- ozs. $12.98 810-84-0997, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- 810·84-0796, Standard 8mm., 72S•feet. 2- ARD BMM. COLOR ONLY ozs. $12.98 860-66-0929, Super 8, 475-feet, 14-ots. S14.98 = $6~ ~, $2IJ8 8'25-84-0036 , Standard 8mm. color, 100-feet, 11- 860-66-0470, Super a, 4S0-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 6~"-66-0929, 16mm. silent, 8S0-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 860-84-0997, Supers, 22S-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 860-84-042S, Super 8, BOO-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 ozs. $9.9' BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 23 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ~~~~~~~~ Films ProducedBy D. w. Griffith ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE LIGHT THAT CAME 1 1 1909, -1. i'_i } ,a.j a, 'l_i ,_1. 1, l. l a_ THE FALL OF BABYLON [iJ [iJ ll.Jll.J L&..J [jJ [iJ [lJ MARION LEONARD, MARY PICKFORD, irst Griffith, taking the Babylonian story from the KATE BRUCE and ARTHUR JOHNSON any Starring W. context of its mother film INTOLERANCE, y's D. Griffith shot additional footage and added an in There are three sisters in the family-two vain ings dependent climax, thus creating a feature Mary Pickford and pretty, one disfigured by an ugly scar. The only Features entirely apart from INTOLERANCE. THE pretty sisters have plenty of beaus, the FALL OF BABYLON was hoped to regain [jJ [D[jJ_[l][l] [lJ [jJ [lJ[jJ "homely" girl attracts only a blind musician. [lJ[i][jJ[jJ[iJ[jJ[i][iJ[l] some of the profits lost in filming the earlier When she learns that his sight can be restored Griffith spectacular. Blackhawk's version is AN ARCADIAN MAID through an expensive operation, she gives her AMERICA an abridgement of this. (1916-1919) - MACK SENNETT savings for the purpose, though she fears she featuring NEIL HAMILTON, CAROL 810-50-0804, Standard 8mm., 575-feet, 2- A passing gypsy takes advantage of Mary's will lose him as soon as he is able to see. But DEMPSTER and LIONEL BARRYMORE lbs. $21.98 kind heart to steal money for a gambling debt, the lover, who has come to value her for her This story of the Revolutionary War was 860-S0-0364, Super••. 625-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 promising to marry her if she will meet h im qualities of character, remains faithful. (1909) adapted from one written by Robert W. later, but fate intervenes in a most unusual 810-33-0860, Standard &mm., 22S-feet, 11- Chambers. It was produced by o . W. Griffith manner before it is too late. ( 1910) ots. S6.98 at the Griffith Studio at Mamaroneck, N. Y., INTOLERAi""ICE 110-33-0790 , Standard emm., 1s0.reet, 11 - 860-33-0518, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ots. S7.91 with outside sequences filmed on the Shirley wilh LILLIAN GISH, MAE =· ~98 and Westover Plantations along the James MARSH, ROBERT HAR RON, MIRIAM 860-33 -0419, Super 8, 175-feet, lT-ots. S7 .98 River in Virginia, and in Williamsburg - a COOPER, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, ERIC decade before Williamsburg's restoration. It is VON STROHEIM and BESSIE LOVE A BEAST AT BAY pr,,.sented substantially as it was at the time of o. w. Griffith in four separate stories, at FRIENDS A Girl (Mary Pickford) foolishly quarrels with its initial re.tease. ( 1924) tacked intolerance and bigotry through the HENRY B. WHITEHALL, LIONEL her lover ( Edwin August) and calls him a 810-S0-0405, Standard Imm., 2250-teet, S- ages, bringing the epic to the screen with film BARRYMORE,HARRYCAREY coward because he chooses to ignore a tramp lbs. S83.98 techniques far advanced for the times. (1916) As the orphan girl of Placier Gulch, Mary has who ridicules him on the street. As soon as she 160-S0-053l, t~ r 8, 2475-feet, 5-lbs. S98. 98 810-50-0353, Standard 8mm ., 2425-feet, 5- more su itors than she knows what to do with. has left hi m in her motorcar, she is high jacked lbs. 590.98 Miss Pickford's personality is especially by an escaping convict (Alfred Paget), who HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS FROM 860-50-0017, Super 8, 2650-feet, 6-lbs. S103.98 bright in this Griffith tale of the rough and forces her to drive him where he wishes to go. GRIFFITH'S "AMERICA" ---ollPHANSOFTREs'FORM rugged mining days. ( 1912) On tt·,e road lying parallel to tt;e railroad 810-S0-0944, Standard Imm., SS0-feet, l- starring LILLIAN and DOROTHY GISH 810-33-0686, Standard &Mm., 200-feet, 11 - tracks, lier lover ct.ases tt.em witli a ibs. 521.98 "Orphans of the Storm" was very nearly D. W. locomotive. Finally, after st-,e t.as left tt;e car, JUDITH OF BETHULIA ozs. "·" 860-S0-094-4, Super 8, 625-feet, 2-lbs. 524.91 Griffith's last great picture although he was to 860-33-0331, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ots. S7.98 and been cornered in a bam by tt;e convict, with BLANCHE SWEET, HENRY B. produce and direct ten more silent films before now grown lascivious, she" is rescued and at WAL THALL, MAE MARSH the coming of the talkies. It is a mixture of LITTLE MARY, course reconciled witt. lier lover. (1912 ) what was, in 1921 , a well known play, "The 810-33-0968 , Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11 - This was Griffith' s first feature-length Two Orphans" and Dickens' story of the AMERICA'S SWEETHEART ozs . S7.98 production, it cost about $36,000. This Biblical French Revolution from "A Tale of Two BILLY QUIRK, MACK SENN ET I 860-33 -0968, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-01s. S8.98 spectacle was a forerunner of "Intolerance" Cities". (1921) No silent screen actress was more beloved which Griffith was to make only three years 810-50-0357, Standard 8mm., 2375-feet, S- than Mary Pickford and Little Mary traces the later. It is being presented by Blackhawk in lbs. S83.98 tormative years of her career at Biograph with the original form in which it was placed in THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES 860-S0-0235 , Super 8 version, 2600-feet, 5- excerpts from five outstanding films in which distribution on Nov. 24, 1913. she appeared in the years 1909-1912 . wilh CLAIRE McDOWELL, DOROTHY 810-S0-0579, Standard 8mm., 800-feet, 2- lbs. S95.9b BERNARD and CHARLES WEST DRAMATIC MOMENTS FROM ORPHANS 110-33-0512, Standard Imm., 225-feet, 14- lbs. $27 .98 ots. H .98 Since neither cast nor credits were listed in OF THE STORM Biograph films. Mary Pickford in 1912 was 860-50-0094, Super 8, 875-feet, 2-lbs. $31.98 810-S0-0946, Standard Imm., 1000-feet, l - 860-33-0127, Super 8, 250-feet, 14-on. S7 .98 .. , 620-50-0206, 16mm., 1600-feel, S-lbs. S99.98 620-33-0214, 16mm. silent, 450-feet, 2-lbs. S24 .98 known to her movie public only by any of her ibs. $34.98 various nicknames. Billed as a " psychological M 860-50-00946, Super 8, 1125-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 tragedy", this is a classic tale of infidelity, BROKEN BLOSSOMS HEARTS OF THE WORLD WAY DOWN EAST THE LONELY VILLA jealousy and three women aloAe in the desert. with LILLIAN GISH, RICHARD The f inding of a lost baby boy brings abOut 'hit with LILLIAN GISH, RICHARD BARTHEL- with LILLIAN and DOROTHY BARTHELMESS, LOWELL SHERMAN M~fON LEONARD, JAMES KIRKWOOD A dramatic treatment of a robbery in an peace- illustrates the vagari es of "the female er. MESS and DONALD CRISP GISH, ROBERT HAR RON An old stage melOOrama, written by Lottie !he isolated country manor. The Lonely Villa is of the species". (1912) Released in the spring Of 1919, "Broken In 1917, the British Government asked D. W. Blair Parker of Otsego, New York (first 810-33-0330, Standard 8mm. 22S-feet, 11 - n Blossoms", the last of D. W. Griffith's presented on the stage in 1898), and purchased one of the most important Of the early movies. Griffith to make a propaganda picture on ~L ~n JCh supremely great films, is as tender and sen behalf of the Allied War effort. "Hearts of the by o. w. Griffith from William A. Brady for Its technical innovations had a profound effect 860-33-0510, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ou. S7 .n ind sitive a production as "Intolerance" and "The World" was the result. Filmed in both France S175,000-a price which in those days made all on the entire industry and its method of story nt Birth of a Nation" are spectacular, and and England, and completed in the United Hollywood scream - "Way Down East" was telling. ( 1909) 810-33-07S2, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 . ;iic Griffith's skill for using the camera to bare the States, it proved to be one of Griffith's most undoubtedly one of the most commercially 1 :Jvr hearts and emotions of his characters is at the popular films. And it brought to Lillian and successful of all the Griffith films. The picture, =· ~98 l LJ l_.&._J, _i~L &.J I_Lj I..J..J _1.J LL I~ D, best in this story. (1919) Dorothy Gish and to Erich Von Stroheim, which cost S1,004,662 to make, opened in New 860-33-0338, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-on. S7 .98 630-33-0397, 16mm. optic~, sound with 110-50-0378, Standard amm., 1325-feet, 3- added impetus to their car~rs. (1917) York in August, 1920. TURN PAGE FOR narration and silent movie piano ac 11 lbs. S41.91 810-S0-().112, Standard Imm., 1925-feet, 4- 110-50-0371, Standard 8mm.,_22S0-feet, S- companiment, 325-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 SHORT GRIFFITH Fl LMS ·" 860-50-0456, Super 8, 1450-feet, 4-lbs. S56.98 lbs. $69.91 ~ -91 24 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall alMl Winter 1973-4 1776orTHE THE BATTLE More .,. HESSIAN RE EGADES CHARLES WEST, BLANCHE SWEET, with BILLY QUIRK,JAMES KIRKWOOD ROBERT HAR RON, CHARLES H. MAILES D. W. Griffith and OWEN MOORE An expensive and ambitious undertaking by An American Revolutionary War soldier, Biograph, The Battle remains one of 1911's outstanding films and bears a surprising carrying a message to Washington, is pursued Films degree of similarity between some of its by Hessians. He takes refuge in his father's sequences and Griffith's The Birth of A house, where the Hessians follow and he is Nation four years later. (\911} [iJ[iJ [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ brutally slain. His father avenges his death by 810-34-0349, Standard 8mm., 200-feel, 11. rousing the countryside, rounding up the ozs. $6.98 Hessians, and turning them over to the 860-34-0S92, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ou. S7.98 Starring . American troops. (1909) 620-34-0lS0, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 '810-33-1007, Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11- Mary Pickford ozs. $7 .98 860-33-1007, Super a, 250-feet, 11-ozs. SB.98 THE BATTLE AT ~1.lLiJ['iJ[J.J[ilf"iJu.lCilfi Produced and Directed by ELDERBUSH GULCH F~en LENA AND THE GEESE (1912) Thomas H. Ince LILLIAN GISH, MAE MARSH that LIONEL BARRYMORE, HARRY CAREY The! with MAE MARSH, KATE BRUCE, ARTFUL KATE THE NEW YORK HAT UWENMOORE beto CLAIRE McDOWELL, The arrival of Sally Cameron, her sister and A CORNF.R IN WHEAT with LIONEL BARRYMORE Orders to Cuba separate the two lovers, but Lt. LINDA ARVIDSON, JAMES KIRKWOOD 810- CHARLES HILL MAILES the Harlow family on the frontier sets the stage CHARLES HILL MAILES Owen swears eternal fidelity to his beloved DlS. A great 1aoy not specifically called a queen but for a high-strung tale of danger and suspense W. CHRISTIE MILLER Mary. An invitation from her uncle takes Mary Detailing the rise and fall of a callous 860· evidently the ruler of her domain, gives up her /IAary Pickford's last film for Biograph, "The most remarkable for its era. (1913) to Cuba a week tater, and in a moment of manipulator and the social consequences of his baby daughter to a peasant woman "for New York Hat" was the simple story of the 810-34-0328, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- daring, she decides to test her sweetheart's actions, this film has become a much reasons of state.'' She grows up with Gret• village gossip connecting the minister in a ozs. $12.98 love. ( 1911) discussed but (until recently} seldom seen chen's own daughter and has charge of the romance with Mary and was written by 16- 860-34-0091, Super 8, 4S0-feet, 1-lb. S14.98 810-33-0601, Standard amm., 22S-teet, 11· classic of the early motion picture. (1909) geese, w:hom she dearly loves. When her year-old Anita Loos who later went to the other 640-34-0031, 16mm. optical souna with silent OIS. $6.98 810-34-0776, Standard emm., 225-feet, 11- mother, dying, repents and sends to reclaim extreme and created the gold-digging heroine movie organ accompanient, BOO-feet, l- 860-33-0177, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 1l-01s. 57.98 her, Gretchen substitutes her own daughter, of Gentlemen Prefer Blonds. (1912) ibs. $39.98 620-33.023S, 16mm. silent, 4S0-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 -860-34-0408, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ots. "n$8.98 {Mary Pickford ). Lena, however finds court 9·,0-33-0778, Standard emm., 225-feet, 11. 630-34-0438, 16mm. optical sound with etiquette too altogether stifling, runs off and 01s. S6.98 BRUTE FORCE narration and silent movie piano ac returns home. Ultimately Gretcher confesses, 860-33-0410, Super&, 250-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 MAE MARSH, ROBERT HAR RON, companiment, 400-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 630-33-0449, 16mm. optical sound, 4S0-feet, l and the great lady's own daughter (Mae [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJfillTJ[i] WILFRED LUCAS Marsh) is restored to her rightful place, while ibs. 524.98 A sequel to Man's Genesis, developed in tribal , Lena lives happily with her mother, her geese Griffith Films not personal, terms. Weakhands (Robert and her rustic suitor. Harron) and Lilywhite (Mae Marsh) are now 810-33-1110, Standard 8mm., 22S-teet, 11· Other Stars living with a tribe, and he still has the club he OZS. $6.98 THE VIOLIN MAKER invented in Man's Genesis. But when they are 860-33-1110, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-oIS. S7 .98 OF CREMONA [IJ[[][jJ[iJ[iJ[i][iJ[j.J[iJ attacked by another tribe and the club cap CONFIDENCE 620-33-1110, 16mm., silent, 42S-feel, 2-lbs. S29.98 with DAVIDMILES,OWEN MOORE tured and imitated, they lose their advantage, with FLORENCELAWRsl E, AR· In the violin-making town of Amati, the ap THE ADVENTURES only to regain it whe_n Weakhands invents the THUR JOHNSON, CHARLES INSLEE bow and arrow. (1914) " Confidence" is the story of a penniless orplian THE RE:\t::\CJI\TIO;\; prentice who is found to have made the best OF BILLY L JAMES KIRKWOOD, HARRY SALTER, violin wilt be rewarded with the hand of the 810-34-1059, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14- in a small Western mining town who, rather A little boOt-black, who cannot make a living in than starve becomes a partner in a crooked BILLY QUIRK master's daughter. Filippo knows that his 512.98 the city, tries tramping to a neighboring town. ozs. gambling scheme. Appalled by her sordid life, o. Mary's arrival at the mining camp sets ,n violin is best, but he also knows that the girl 860-34-10S9, Super 8, 4S0-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 ti He is taken in hand by two evil tramps, who she decides to break away from it all and two motion a r ivalry for her hand by two staunch loves Sandro; out of consideration for her WO force him to beg tor them, but after he has years later finds her in a New York hospital. friends, who soon f,nd their friendship in happiness, he exchanges the violins. Unaware luc J\ CALAMITOUS ELOPEMENT apply;ng for training as a nurse. A successful danger. But the orrival of her friend from the of what has happened, Sandro changes them accidentally witnessed their killing of an old LINDA ARVISDON, JOHN COMPSON, doctor, whose nurse she becomes, falls in love ci ty provides a su itable solut ion to their back again, then breaks down and confesses man, they decide to protect themselves by and TONY O'SULLIVAN with her and they are married. Then, just by his treachery. When Filippo is declared the making away with him. He sends a message by problem ( 1909 ) A young couple elope by means of a rope chance, her former associate in the West, s:-es winner, he smashes his violin and sets Gian dog from the shed where he is imprisoned; th is 810-33-03S4, Standard 8mm., 200-teet, 11- ladder leading to the garden in such a way as her entering her brownstone mansion and sets niana free to wed Sandro. (1909 ) reaches a couple who have befriended him, ozs. S6.98 to allow a lurking burglar to capture all the abOut to blackmail her. (1909) 620-33-0147, 16mm. silent, 400-teel, 2-lbs. $24.98 810-33-0939, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11- and he is rescued and adopted. ( 1911) girl's luggage. He gets himself locked into her 810-34-0734, Standard 8mm , 225-feet, 11. na ozs. S7.98 810-34-1068, Standard &mm., 22S-feet, 11· trunk and carried to their room, which he rifles 01s. 57.91 MUGGSY'S FIRST co 860-33-0939, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ozs. $8.98 - ~n as soon as they have been called out, and 860-34-0340, Super 8, 2S0-feel, 11-0lS. $8.91 SWEETHEART 620-33-0939, 16m m. silent, 47S-feet, 2-lbs. 529.98 860-34-1068, Super am m ., 2S0-teet, 11-ou. $8.98 departs in the husband's best clothes, happily .. BILLY QUIRK puffing a cigar. (1908) Muggsy's ( Billy Quirk's) first timid visit to the 8t0-34-0972, Standard 8mm., 175-feet, 11- THE ADVENTURES OF DOLLIE home of his sweetheart (Mary Pickford) is SWEET AND TWE.'.'ITY ozs. $6.98 marred when he tears the seat out of his pants 860-34-0972, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7. 98 with BILLY QUIRK The first film ever directed by 0. W. trying to get up out of a chair which her father Griffith, with LI NOA ARVIDSON Mary and Billy are lovers, t:ut she quarrels THE COUNTRY DOCTOR has newly painted. On his second visit he with him bitterly when she finds him kissing (MRS. GRIFFITH), ARTHUR JOHNSON, CROSSROADS OF LIFE w11h FRANK POWELL, snatches victory out of the jaw's of defeat. her sister in the parlor. Actually the boy is CHARLES I NS LEE with MARION LEONARD, D. W. GRIFFITH, FLORENCE LAWRENCE, Mary's mother has been captured by the quite innocent, for both girls wear curls, and Dollie's mother offends a gypsy who seeks to CHARLES INSLEE, BOBBY HARRON KATE BRUCE and MARY PICKFORD "Uplifters" and when Mary and Muggsy come 'Nhen he saw the sister from behind, he sup force his wares upon her, and when he attacks Marion Leonard, daughter of a clergyman, The doctor's child and the child of a poor upon them clearing everything objectionable posed her to be Mary. When Mary refuses to t1er, her husband punishes him. In revenge the Charles lnslee, runs away from home for life neighbor are taken critically ill at the same out of the house and mistake them for forgive Billy, he rushes down to the river to gypsy steals Dollie and ~1. 1, ceals her in a cask. a of the theatre. Her father foresakes her time, and the doctor moves between the two burglars, Muggsy baldly ejects them. But drown himseif, but his determination wavers When the gypsy wagon crosses the stream the although secretly wanting to bridge the gap besides in an attempt to satisfy the demands of 'Nhen all three members of the family find when he finds the water uncomfortably cold. barrel falls out and floats down the river between them and to forgive her. Years pass. both love- and professional duty. He saves the Mary pursues him over the fields and begs his toward the falls. A boy fisherman draws it to cherished possessions of their own in the she is a successful actress. Griffith, her suitor, neighbor 's child but his own dies. His only contraband basket, Muggsy is praised as a forgiveness on her knees after wrtich they are land, and Dollie is restored to her anguished, now happy parents. (1908) is more interested in her favors than her hand consolation is that he has been faithful to his hero and even wins a kiss from Mary. ( 1910) reconciled. ( 1909) - or so ii appears. ( 1908) Hippocratic oath. (1909) 810-33-1148, Standard8mm., 12S-teet, 11- 810,34-0936, Standard emm., 17S-feet; 11- 810-33-1011, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11- 810-34-0767, Standard Imm., 17S-feet, 11. 810-34-1067, Standard 8mm ., 22S-teet, 11· ozs. $6.98 ozs. $6.98 =· ~n 860-33-1148, Super 8, 1SO-feet, 11-01s. 57. 98 860-34-0936, Super 8, 200-teet, 11-ou. S7.98 OlS. $6.98 =· ttn 860-33-1011, Super 8, 2S0-teet, 11-01s. S8.98 620-34-0936, 16mm. silent, 3SO-feel, 2-lbs. 524.98 860-34-0339, Super a, 200.feet, 11-ou. 57 .98 860-34-1067, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ou. 58.98 620-33-1011, 16mm. 51lent, 4S0-feet, 2-lbs. $29.98 620-33-1148, 16mm.silent, 27S-teet, 2-lbs. 524.98 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 25 FOR HIS SON THE MODERN PRODIGAL THE MISER'S HEART ROSE O'SALEM TOWN More starring CHARLES HILL MAILE>, GUY HEDLUND, GEORGE NICHOLS & EDDIE DILLON, CHARLES HILL DOROTHY WEST.Gertrude Norman CHARLES WEST, BLANCHE SWEET KATE BRUCE MAILES. WILFRED LUCAS, Rose is the daughter of a Salem woman with a and DOROTHY BERNARD An escaping convict (Guy Hedlund) sees a boy The miser keeps a safe in his slum room, knowledge of herbs and healing which she D. W. Griffith A doctor with a spendthrift son on whom he drowning in the river and risks his life and covered over with a tablecloth. When the unselfishly devotes to the service of her dotes, yields to the temptation of creating a freedom to save him. The boy turns out to be thieves arrive, he is entertaining little Kathy, fellows. When the girl repulses a Puritan elder Films soft drink containing cocaine. The drink is a the son of the local sheriff (George Nichols), the only neighbor with whom he has made who has made advances to her, both mother smashing success, but both the son and the who finds himself torn between gratitude and friends. To force him to tell them the com. and daughter are accused of witchcraft and doctor's secretary, to whom he turns after his his fidelity as a sworn officer of the law. But, bination, the thieves tie the child up and hang condemned to die. The girl is bound to the fiance has broken with him, are among the YVhen he leaves the convict in the charge of his her out the window, Then apply a candle to the stake and the fire lighted when her lover A ORIJNKARD'S REFORMATION victims. wife, she gets her husband off the hook by rope; if the miser has not come through by the arrives with his Indian friends and she is The film combines horror with social con LINDA ARVIDSON,JOHN COMPSON accidentally on purpose placing a suit of time the rope burns, the child will be killed. saved. (1910) sciousness. If its general presentation seems After having terrified his wife and child by clothes beside the convict and then falling After a terrific inner struggle the miser yields. 810-34-1069, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11- oversimplified, it is still interesting in its coming home drunk, a father takes the I ittle asleep ( 1910) (1911) ozs. $7.98 treatment of greed and public responsibility. girl to the theater to see what is possibly a 810-34- 1016, Standard 8mm., 2S0-teet, 11- 810-34-1014, Standard &mm ., 22S-feet, 11- 860-34-1069, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ozs. S8.98 performance of Charles Reade's Drink (Zola's (1912) ozs . S7.98 ozs . S6.98 L'Assommoir). He is so shocked by seeing the 810-34-1071, Standard &mm ., 200-feet, 11- 860-34-1016, Super 8, 275-leet, 11-ozs. S8.98 860 -34-101 4, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ou. S7. 98 Frenchman in the play drink himself to death ozs. $6.98 620-34-1016, 16mm. silent, 475-feet, 2-lbs. S29.98 that he comes home and swears off the bottle. 860-34-1071, Super 8, 225-teet, 11-ozs. S7.98 THE MUSKJ:<.;TEERS The last scene shows him and his happy family THE FUGITIVE OF PIG ALLEY before their fireolace (1909). starring EDWIN AUGUST, A SQUAW'S LOVE JOSEPH GRAYBILL and KATE BRUCE MAN'S GENESIS with LILLIAN GISH, ELMER D e10.J4-090S, Standard amm., 225-feet, 11- BOOTH, HARRY CAREY MABEL NORMAND, ARTHURV. A Union soldier pursued by a body of Con MAE MARSH, ROBERT HAR RON, JOHNSON, CLAIRE McDOWELL =· on W. CHRISTIE MILLER A young musician dwelling in the slums is lieus 860-34-0905, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ozs. S8.98 federates while on a foraging expedition, kills An exciting attempt to psychologically probe beaten and robbed by a gangster who is at. The Chief doesn't care for warriors who trifle of his one of them, then seeks refuge in the house the mind of primitive man, Man's Genesis was tracted to his sister. A quarrel over the girl with his daughter's affection and anyone much near by which is his home. When her dead son one of D. Griffith's most daring films for touches off a small war between rival gangs, foolish enough to disobey pays the penalty, but seen is brought in, his mother experiences a sharp w. Biograph and remains one of the landmark but because the gangster has protected the girl an exciting canoe chase on the Hudson proves ) struggle between mercy and the desire for vengeance, but her belter nature triumphs. cinematic efforts of a master director. (1912) against a rival, she and her brother furnish an to be the perfect elopement. (1911) 810-34-0599, Standard 8mm ., 225-leet, 11- altbi tor him on the assumption that "one goad 810-34-0780, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- S7.98 The closing scenes show the Northerner returning to his mother and sweetheart and, ozs. S6.98 turn deserves another." (1912) ozs. S6.98 S8.98 810-34-0824, Standard 8mm., 250-feet, 11- 860-34-0412, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 with later, the dead southerner's sweetheart 860-34-0183, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 ~ on ac- engaged to a very "swell" young man. (1910) 860-34-04S0, Super 8, 27S-feet, 11-ozs. S8.98 24.98 810-34-1018, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11- ~s. on 62U-34-0359, 16mm. silent, 500-leet, 2-lbs. $24.98 860-34-1018, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ozs. S8.98 THE MASSACRE THE HOUSE WITH CLOSED BLANCHE SWEET, WILFRED LUCAS T.HROUGH DARKENED VALES \ with BLANCHE SWEET, CHARLES SHUTTERS A Southern Girl ( Blanche sweet) reIects HE.NRY B. WALTHALL, DOROTHY WEST Wilfred Lucas for Eddie Dillon. Both husband WEST, JOSEPH GRAYBILL The alcoholic son of a proud southern family and wife die, and Lucas is left guardian of their Just after having relected one young man and disgraces himself by running away when he is daughter (also Blanche Sweet). When she accepted another, a girl is blinded by an ex supposed to deliver an important dispatch grows up, he asks her to marry him, but she plosion in a chafing dish. At the same time, her E ENOCH ARDEN during the Civil War. His passionately chooses Charles West instead. Two years later rejected lover loses his sight through over rpti-3n patriotic sister attires herself in his uniform, LINDA ARVIDSON, WILFRED LUCAS the "little family" joins a wagon train to the appl !cation to his work. The worthless man the ather delivers the dispatch, carries the Confederate oked West. The Indians are on the warpath because girl has accpeted refuses to aid her at a time D. Griffith's most ambitious effort to the flag into battle, and is killed. The son being of an attack which has recently been made d life, w. when money is desperately needed. By chance time, this was the first of three pictures he reported killed, the mother closes the shutters upon them by the whites, and they attack the d two she and her blind ex.suitor find themselves in YIOUld film from the moving story of a man of the family mansion and forbids him ever to pita!, wagon train while the husband is away. The the same oculist's office, where the young man lucky in love but unlllcky in life; one who show himself outside. (1910) rest of the picture is devoted to an impressive esstul without the girl's knowledge, presses the sacrifices all he has for his family's happiness. 810-34-0915, Standard 8mm. 250-feet, 14- pictorial record of the attack and the behavior love money he has saved for his own operation upon (1911) ozs. H.98 of the besieged. st by her parents. The operation is successful, and 110-34-0791, Standard emm., 400-feet, 14- 860-34-091S, Super a, 27S-teet, 14-ozs. S7 .98 , s.• ozs. $12.98 810-34-0974, Standard 8mm., 47S-feet, 14- PIPPA PASSES the girl is later told the truth. When her former sets 860-34-0420, Super 8, 4S0-leet, 1-lb. $14.98 THE JONES HAVE ozs. $13.98 with GERTRUDE ROBINSON, lover passes the house selling brooms, she 640-34-0129, 16mm. optical sound with AMATEUR THEATRICALS 860-34-0974, Super 8, 525-leet, 14-ozs SlS.98 Browning's Pippa Passes ( 1841) is a study of rushes out and draws him i nside. (1911) narration and silent movie piano ac starring FLORENCE LAWRENCE, 620-34-0974, 16mm. silent, 950-leet, 3-lbs. S49 .98 unconscious influence. Under ordinary cir 810-34-1197, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - $7.91 comJ,animent, 880-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 JOHN COMPSON, MARION LEONARD, cumstances, Puppa, the little silk weaver who ozs. 6.91 S8.98 OWEN MOORE, CHARLES WEST, wanders singing through Asolo on her holiday, 860-34-1197, Super I , 225-feet, 11-ou. $7 .91 HARRY SALTER, MACK SENNETT was much to humble to have commerce with Mr. and Mrs. Jones, spending a desperately "Asolo's Four Happiest Ones," but her song, bored evening at home, receive word that their reaching them at the crJcial moment, Im drama club is coming for a rehearsal. They THE MESSAGE OF THE VIOLIN portantly affects all their destinies. (1909) THE FAILURE arrive, apparently on the heels of the letter, with STEPHANIE LONGFELLOW, 810-34·0932, Standard Imm., 2S0-feet, 14- with WILFRED LUCAS, DOROTHY and immediately rush info a helter-skelter CHARLES WEST, ALFRED PAGET 01S . $7.98 WHAT DRINK DID BERNARD and LILY CAHILL rehearsal. Mrs. Jones becomes jealous of her Message of the Violin is typical of the moral 860 -34-0932, Super 8, 275-leet, 14-ozs. $8.98 FLORENCE LAWRENCE, ADELE DeGARDE Wilfred Lucas, cast as an unsuccessful clerk In husband's acting with another woman and melodramas of the first years of the century. The movies launched a determined attack an office drifts to a singing job in a dancehall kicks him vigorously. Finally the thespians Stephanie is in love with Charles, but her RESURRECTION against social evils early in the century and and is befriended by Dorothy Bernard, the depart, and Mr. and Mrs. Jones settle down family inherits a fortune while Charles sup FLORENCE LAWRENCE, ARTHUR alcohol was a favored target. Interestingly, hostess of the dance hall. When he really into the chairs they occupied in the first scene, ports his mother and drunken father by V. JOHNSON 'Nhile films like this went out of their way to reaches the down.and.out stage, he is informed playing for cheap entertainments. But, in quite as bored as before. This is one of the at A new flower girl serving at court fascinates campaign against dri nk, those made during of an inheritance he Is to have. He returns least eight Jones pictures, an early attempt at Horatio Alger fashion, an eminent music critic Prohibition openly ridiculed the law. (1909} home to find his old sweetheart who felt he was the Prince, who trifles with her affections and a film series. Though it gives the impression of and a professor from the conservatory just 810-34-0748, Standard 8mm., 200-teet, 11- a "failure" about to be married and finally then discards her to the wind. Years later, he having been improvised, this cannot be happen to hear him play. And Charles first ozs. $6.98 realizes that Dorothy, the dance hall girl is all professional appearance? At the wedding tor comes back into her life at a desperate literally true, since it took two days to produce 860-34-0391, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 that really matters to him. (1916) moment. (1909) it. (1909) Stephanie and the Count. (1910) 630-34-0440, 16m m . optical sound with 810-34-0737, Standard amm ., 200-feet, 11- &10.34.01s1, Standard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11- 810-34-0784, Standard 8mm., 2S0-leet, 11- 810-34-1070, Standard 8mm., 115-feet, 11- narration and silent mo-vie piano ac ozs. $6.98 ozs . S7.98 $7.98 ozs. $5.98 - 0~ companiment, 37S-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 860-34-0341, Super e, 2S0-teet, 11-ozs. S8.98 860-34-0414, Super 8, 27S-feet, 11-ozs. $8.98 S8.98 860-34-038S, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ou. S7.98 860-34-1070, Super 8, 125-feet, 11-ozs. S6.98 [iJ [iJ [iJ [i][i] [iJ I. [iJ [i][i] [iJ [iJ [iJ [}J[i] [iJ [iJ [i][i] [iJ [iJ [}J [iJ 0 .• C • I'' . . •, :·_ ·•·'. . '.' .~•·;. ·. _·••.: _:_ _·. "\•:;.:.... •:-_:<::, ,· _, ,_._•,,· . -· ,•::r _,. _\'.'.\_::j~)~ ...... · ..• ./ .· ~h~-~il~s ~, O.ougl(r,~ :,floil'_,,"n~s·,}.> i1'!t ciJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [j][i](}j~[j] [iJ [I] [E[}J [I] uJcd Ci] [I]tijfu &;j[IJ [a.~ [i} a. ji_ l. '1_ J. Jt l. ) a. Jl i.J[i , FLIRTING WITH FATE THE THIEF OF BAGDAD · : - --., -r.·..,,,---,1-, ·,;- -, 1,· · II , f_ "Flirting With Fate", Douglas Fairbanks' with JULIANNE JOHNSTON '- l. '. l. I./ .: l._;~ l. _I.~~ ---~ l.JLI.: V - seventh film, hit the screens of the country's 1 There's magic in it, as Doug meets and falls Fairbanks . growing number of movie palaces in the in love with the beautiful princess, and com. Fairbanks ! summer of 1916. In less than a vear, so sen petes with the most wealthy and eligible · Features sational had been Fairbanks' rise to princess of the Orient for her hand. There's Abridgements : popularity, he was one of the top stars of the magic, too, in many of the effects that were of Feature Films -~ -~ -i ~ l. I.. ' i 'i screen. (The original 35mm. negative was created for this film, a milestone for its day. available for the preparation of our pre-print (1924) material. Prints are excellent.) (1916) COMPLETE VERSION 810-53-0285, Standard 8mm., 825-feet, l- 810-53-0894, Standard 8mm., 2600-feet, 5- ibs. $29.98 ~s- ttl~ 860-53-0534, Super 8, 900-feet, 3-lbs. S34.98 860-53-0555, Super 8, 2900-feet, 5-lbs. S104.98 620-53-0382, 16mm. silent, 5200-feet, 14- HIS PICTURE IN THE PAPERS lbs. $399.91 This film is typical of Fairbanks in the years PAUL KILLIAM'S before the costume pictures. And, it is rated as ABRIGED VERSION 810-53-0829, Standard Bmm., 600.feet, 2- starring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS being the picture that established Fairbanks in w;th BILLIE DOVE the movies. The film is action almost from the ~s- S21~ It is the time when tall galleons carried start, and is one we can unconditionally 860-53,0462, Super 8, 650-feet, 2-lbs. S24. 98 wondrous treasure across the sea to Spain, and recommend to every collector. (1916) the time the sea rovers flourished in the 810-53-0275, Standard 8mm., 725-feet, J- Spanish Main. The bloodthirsty pirates have ibs. $29.98 THE IRON MASK just captured a merchantman aboard which is the Duke of Arnalda and his son (Doug Fair 860-53-0189, Super 8, 800-feet, 3-lbs. SJJ.98 DOUGLAS FAIR BAN 5 banks). The old Duke dies, but Doug decides he The famous Dumas novel comes to life on the can best serve the purposes of justice by screen in the hands of the most famous swa~ becoming a member of the pirate band. He THE MATRIMANIAC buckler of them all, and the Three Musketeers ride again to save France and its young king n challenges the pirate chief to a duel, and with CONSTANCE TALMADGE comes off the victor. Doug vows he can capture this "highlights" edition. ( 1929) This Douglas Fairbanks feature picture of 810-30-0774, Starldard 8mm , 250-feet, 11- AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY the first ship they sight - single handed. This 1916, is one of the last of the long series he he does, and aboard is a beautiful princess ozs. $12.98 JEWEL CARMEN made for Triangle after coming to the screen 860-30-0406, Super 8, 300-feet, 14-ozs. -Sl4.98 (Billie Dove). Here Doug is put to a supreme A "American Aristocracy" was Doug's tenth in 1915. It is an excellent farce comedy, at test to rescue the princess (with whom he has 630-30-0418, 16mm. optical sour.d with I film In the series he made for Triangle in the many spots coming very close to slapstick. narration and silent movie piano ac fallen in love) and to do away with the band of V period from late 1915 to early 1917, and is one Triangle released this subject as a five reel , uffians. (1926) companiment, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 that offers considerable to tcx:tay's viewers feature, although, in footage, it is barely tour from the standpoint of the manners and points reels in length. For your convenience, and tor of-view of a half century ago, not to mention Complete Silent Feature economy, we have redivided the subject into the sport roadsters, seaplanes and motor MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE 810-53-0401, Standard 8mm., 1475-feet, 4- four reels-without making any eliminations cruisers of the day. (1917) .starring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, with lbs. S49.98 and we highly recommend it to you. (1916) 810-53-0362, Standard 8mm., 775-feet, J- 810-53-0348, Standard 8mm., 700-feet, 2- THE MARK OF ZORRO WILLIAM FARNUM and MARIA ALBA 860-53-0548, Super 8, 1625-feet, 4-lbs. $57 .98 ibs. 534.98 lbs. $27.98 with MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE It all starts aboard a yacht in the Pacif,c. Do1.1g 620-53-0379, 16mm. silent, 2950-feet, 9- 860-53-0452, Super 8, 850-leet, 3-lbs. 539.98 860-53-0451, Super 8, BOO-feet, 3-lbs. $31.98 The Mark of Zorro remains one of tt·,e best of and his friends William Farnum and Earle lbs. S199.98 Douglas Fairbank's Cloak-and swore ad Browne, are reminded of Robinson Crusoe, ventures as it is a product of the old Doug with and Doug ventures tnat he, too, could sue Abridged Version ttie zip and pace of his early films. cessfully survive alone on a tropical island. REGGIE MIXES IN As ttie famous Mexican Robin HOOd, Doug As the story develops, a girl arri ves on the 810-53-0828, Standard 8mm., 550-feet, 2- shore trying to escape from an intertribal lbs. $21.98 with BESSIE LOVE and ALMA RUBENS masquerades as the foppisti Don Diego, with THE Al\'J.ERICANO many delightful comedy touches of his own marriage her parents, on a nearby island have 860-53-0461, Super 8, 625-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 with ALMA RUBENS This was Douglas Fairbanks' sixth film, and then springs into action as Zorro, the tried to force on her. Doug has rigged up a fish lhis film features Douglas Fairbanks at his cast him as a wealthy young man with few crusader for ttie rigtits of ttie Mexican people. net and a giant catapault to set the net smiling be~t. It's the story of a Yankee responsibilities. He gets involved with life on You will also see a couple of fine duel automatically to make an animal trap - and engineer who goes to a revolt-ridden Carib Swash buckling Thrills the other side of the tracks and falls in love sequences, and a wonderful ctiase towards ttie what does he catch but a 100 two legged beauty. (1932) bean country because of a smlle from the From The Black Pirate with Bessie Love. The elements of the un. end, wt.ere Doug eludes his pursuers with 810-30-0754, Standard Imm., 250-feet, 14- Presidente's daughter. lhe revolt is no match ( Highlights Version of the Above Feature) derworld are out to get Doug but the Fair some fantastic acrobatics. (1920) tor Doug's wits and vigor and he ends up with 810-53-0834, Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11- bank's athletic prowess and never-sav.die. 810-53-0951, Standard 8mm., 1725-feet, 3- ozs. $7.98 860-30-0394, Super 8, 275-feet, l4-ozs. H.98 the country in the palm of his hand - and the ozs. S7.98 approach puts Doug on top. (1916) lbL $5~98 830-30-0142, Standard Imm., magnetic sound, ~ughter as well. (1916) 860-53-0467, Super 8, 250-feet, S8.98 810-53-0509, Standard 8mm., about 725-feet, 2- 860-53-0951, Super 8, 1902-feet, 3-lbs. S63.98 11-ozs. 200-feet, 11-ots. S12.98 810-53-0152, Standard Imm., ISO-feet, 2- 630-53-0450, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2- lbs. $29.98 620-53-0951, 16mm. silent, 3450-feet, 9- 880-30-0062, Super 8 magnetic sound, 225-feet, lbs. 529.98 lbs. 524.91 860-53-0601, Super 8, 800-feet, 2-lbs. SJJ.98 lbs. S239.98 11-ozs. S13.98 . Silent Features And Dr~matic Short Subjects .· Various Stars
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with HARRISON FORD,MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, JOHN SAIN POLIS with LON CHANEY, MARY Yen Sin, a Chinese laundryman, drifts into a PHILBIN . NORMAN KER RV THE EAGLE little fishing village in the wake of a storm Strange things have been happening at the which takes the life of one of the leading Paris Opera - you'd almost think the place (An Abridgement) fishermen of the village. Shortly afterwards, was haunted, but in this day and age, that's RUDOLPH VALENTINO, VILMA the new minister loves and marries the impossi ble--or is it? For far beneath the reach BANKY and LOUISE DRESSER fisherman's widow, greatly disappointing one This is the story of a Russian Robin Hood, set of his elders, who desires her for himself. of daylight lives a misshapened creature in the days of Catherine the Great. Valentino is THE HUNCHBACK The eider's revenge is to blackmail the whose genius strikes terror in the hearts of all on the a guardsman in the Imperial Guard. Louise OF NOTRE DAME minister by writing him notes which purports who meet him, including the one he loves. WB< to come from the dead fisherman, but only Yen The original version ot The Phantom of the eteers Dresser plays Catherine. Vilma Banky, cast with PATSY RUT .. MILLER opposite Valentino, is the daughter of a Sin knows the truth of this, and he does not tell Opera has never been equal_led in subsequent king in Here is the great Lon Chaney fe~re of 1923 BLOOD AND SAND wealthy landowner who has tricked Valen his story until the end of the picture on his remakes; all seem to lack the same power and with LILA LEE and NITA NALDI complete and substantially as it was when it tino's father o, 1t of all he owns. Thus the. was first released. While Chaney had first deathbed ( 1922). scope brought to the role by Lon Chaney and At a small•TOYoJn arena in Spa,n, wnere young guardsman becomes the Black Eagle and the attracted more than casual attention in "The ·a10-S2-0930, Standard &mm., 1300-feet, 2- director Rupert Julien. One of the smash hits S12.98 Spaniards meet for their national sport, just as action and the romance begins! (1925) Miracle Man" in which he appeared at lbs. $41.98 of 1925, The Phantom continues to generate the -S14 .98 American kids team up for sandlot baseball, 810-S5-0806, Slandard Bmm., 550-feet, 2- Paramount in 1919, it was unquestionably his 860-52-0930, Super 8, 1425-teet, 2-lbs. 547.91 same excitement today as it did nearly a half with thP local hero is Juan Gallardo, played by ac lbs. S21.98 performance in "The Hunchback"and in "The century ago and remains one of the very Valentino. This promising amateur becomes 860-55-0433, Super 8, 600-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 S24.98 Phantom of the Opera", which followed at classic of the silents. Spain's most idolized matador. Returning to Universal in 1925, that laid the groundwork for his home tOYJn , he sees for the first time in two SON OF THE SHEIK his highly successful career at M-G-M (1923}. Bal Masque sequence in color. years, his childhood sweetheart. Carmen, COMPLETE SILENT FEATURE 825-S2-1127, Standard 8mm., part color, 14S0- starring RUDOLPH VALENTINO with feet, 3-lbs. 565.98 played by Ula Lee. It is apparent that there is 810-S2-0294 , Standard 8mm., 1825-fee1,4- VILMA BANKY , AGNESAYRES 870-52-1127, Super 8, part color, 162S-feet, J. nothing in the way of an early wedding. lbs. $69.98 Son of the Sheik 1s a full-blooded and exotic lbs. S73.98 As the months go by, in Madrid's Plaza de 860-52-0092, Super 8, 2000-leet, 9-l bs. S79.98 romantic story. It crosses the screen with 625-S2-1127. 16m m .• part color, 2900-feet, 9- Toros, the great Gallardo entertains the 620-52 -0 10S, 16mm. silent version, 36S0-feet, 12- fates-worse-than death, desert chases, last 1bs. S259.98 presidential party and aristocratic Donna Sol, lbs. $199,98 Abridged Version played by Nita Naldi. Though quite a(. minute rescues, stunts and furious fights. In HIGHLIGHTS FROM "THE Son of the Sheik, Valentino plays a dual role, 810-30-0833, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14• customed to the admiration of beautiful HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME " OIS. S13.98 women, Gallardo senses a special magnetism both as father and son. As Ahmed, he fal Is in '810-S2-0933 , Standard 8mm., 825-feet, 2- love with Yasmin, the dancing girl, played by 860-30-0466, StJper 8, 350-feet, 14-ou. S15.98 in this one and, after the fight, accepts his lbs. S27.98 the lovely Vilma Banky. Ambushed by desert 830-30-0137, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound manager's offer to introduce liim (1922} 860-52-0933, Super 8, 900-feet, 2-lbs. SJl.98 brigands. Ahmed puts up a stiff battle, but is version with narration and silent movie piano PAUL KILLIAM'S finally subdued and savagely whipped, accompaniment, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S12.98 ABRIDGED VERSION believing Yasmin betrayed him. {1926} 880-30-0040, Super 8 magnetic sound version 810•55-0794, Standard Smm., 600•feet, 2· THESHOCK Complete Feature NOMADS OF THE NORTH with narration and silent movie piano ac lbs. S21.98 with BETTY BLYTHE with VIRGINIA VALLI companiment, 225-feet, 11-ozs. Sl J. 98 860-55-0423, Super 8, 675•feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 810-S5-0913, Standard 8mm., 1275-feet, l- ibs. 541.98 Action, intrigue and the love of three men for Wilse Dilling {Lon Chaney}, crippled emissary 630-30-0442, 16mm. optical sound version with COMPLETE SILENT FEATURES narration and silent movie piano ac 810-55-0900, Standard emm., 1150-feet, 2- 860-55-0913, Super a, 1350-feet,3-lbs. 547.98 the beautiful Nanette Roland mingle with the of Queen Anne, notorious underworld leader, was sent to Fallbrook to keep an eye on Micha companiment, about 400-feet, l•lbs. S24. 98 lbs. $41.98 620-55-0913, 16mm. silent, 2400-feet, 7- majestic north woods, a murder and a S7.98 Hadley, the local banker whom she had black 860- 55-0900, Super 8, 1250-feet, 2-lbs. S47. 98 lbs. S149.98 manhunt, culminating in a raging forest fire as 18.98 friendship and love for a woman overwhelm a mailed, when the 'Frisco earthquake in 620-SS-0900, 16mm. silent, 2300-teet,7-lbs.S149.98 Complete Feature ,ound, Abridged Version lawman's sense of duty_ ( 1921} tervenes and destroys their plan. (1923} 112 .98 810-SS-0799, Standard 8mm., 600-feet, l- 810-52-0694, Standard &mm., 1325-feet, J- 8?0-S2-0706, Standard &mm., 1250-feet, l- TURN PAGE FOR MORE ~feet, ibs. S21.98 ibs. S41.98 ibs. 541.98 Sll.98 860-52-0307 ,Super 8, 14S0-feet 3-1 bs. S47. 98 860-52-0318, Super 8, 1400-feet, 2-lbs. S47.98 860-55-0369, Super- a, 675-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 1 FEATURES & SHORTS 28 BLACK.HA WK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 ------~- Mere 1,ll~f'il[iY &, J. THE LEAP FROM rl , I. 'L THE WATER TOWER ~ l L L L L ~ L ~ (One of the f•mous .Features cl-Shorts Railroad Stories "Hazards of Helen") John Barrymore The longest serial film in the era of the silents, 1 ~L:J,--,.- J. ..- .,- i l-.: -£ Short Subjects produced by Kalem from 1914 to 1917, running Features a total of 119 almost weekly episodes. While all l.L ...L :...L Of those films dealt with railroading, the ac L _i- _i __i ~ . .L_c.J...._L~ Railroad :.i~LIJL&.]f:i ~c:.:Jli tivities of the "telegraph operator at the station down the line" were often rather THE BELOVED ~OGl]E In the early years of the movies, trains and superficially set against this background. But with 'MARCELINE DAY Features railroads were a favorite subject for action this episode is no routine chapter, for it deals Step back into the past with America's dramas. Trains were the fastest things on I. l l l l l l l l almost as much with locomotives and trains as foremost actor as he recreates the romantic wheels and train robbery and train wrecks it does with the players. (1915) life of vagabond poet Francois Villon in a were front page news. 110-44-0493, Standard Bmm., 250-feet, 11- superb acting performance that wins the Thus it was that pioneer producers, Edison THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY ~L ~98 praise of all who watch it. A hint-Slim and Biograph, captured for posterity much of u. M. ANDERSON, MARIE 860-44-00SO, Super 8, 27S-feet, 14-ou. Sl.91 SUmmerville and Mack Swain are on hand to the flavor of railroading in the east in the early MURRAY, GEORGE BARNES 620-44-0173, 16mm. silent, S00-feet, 2-lbs. $24.91 lend Barrymore a helping hand-need we say years of the century, while Kalem, with its Credited as the first film to tell a complete more? ( 1927) " Hazards of Helen" shot against the story, The Great Train Robbery was an 110-49-0994, Standard Imm., 192S-feet, 4. background of the Salt Lake Line (now Union "eastern" western made in New Jersey and lbs. S69.91 Pacific) and Santa Fe, has done much the employed intercutting to tell the story, cap 860-49-0n4, Super I, 2100.feet, 4-lbs. s1,.H same for the area around Los Angeles. tivating the audiences who flocked to see it in In the dramatic railroad subjects offered 1903 here you'll see much of the action from the 810-3S-127S, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- golden age of railroading in the years before ozs. S6.98 World War I. 860-75-1275, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 825-35-0043, Standard Smm., part-color, 200- feet, 11 -ozs S11.98 THE BLOCK SIGNAL 870-35-0008, Super 8, part.color, 22S-feet, 11. w,th RALPH LEWIS, JEAN ARTHUR 01S $14.98 Trie story of a railroad engineer nearing BETWEEN ORTON JUNCTION 620-75-1275, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 retirement, his involvement in a wreck and AND F ALLONVILLE 625-35-0017, 16mm., part-color. 400-feet, 2- consignment to a spot of crossing flagman lbs 544.98 And of his daughter with whom an ambitious w1lh EDNA FLUG RATH , BIGELOW THE GHOST OF A ROMANCE OF young fireman and a highway engineer are COOPER , AUGUSTUS PHILLIPS THE RAILS and BARRY O'MOORE THE CANYON both in love. Of course, for rail buffs the story with HELEN GIBSON with BESSIE LEARN, HARRY is only incidenta1, because of the extensive with MARTHA MANSFIELD, NITA NALOI Between Orton Junction and Fallonville tells Filmed on the San Pedro branch of the old Los EYTINGE, GEORGE LESSEY, amount of Santa Fe motive power of trains of Dr. Jekyl is an idealistic London doctor, with a the story of a railroad engineer and a Angeles and Salt Lake·-·-"The Salt Lake WILLIAM WEST the 1920's thi't are shown. 8mm. version is long lis.t of charity patients. His weakness is a telegraph operator competing for the af. Route"-at or near the stations of Bell and Barton is a squatter on railroad land Frank abridged from the original. (1925) Denning, assistant superintendent, is sent out passion for experiements Which take him to fections of the girl. One day, the telegraph Vernon in then suburban Los Angeles. This 810-S6-0184, Standard Imm., 77S-feet, 2- to inform Barton he must move, thus meeting the boundries of human consc,aus.ness an.:s operator sends a message to hold the fast film tells the story of bitter rivalry between lbs. Alice, the squatter's niece. Three weeks later experience. After the cynical Sir Gt"'Or'O freight at Orton Junction for a meet with No. two railroads tor important fast frei')ht con the railroad legol department goes in action, Carew. father of the girl Jekyl lo>1es, accu 51 But the operator there is romantically tracts and how the rivalry was carried to the to but the old man, orders Denning away. Den him of being afra,d of temptation, he finds a occupied and lets the fast freight go through. extreme by fabricating the illusion of "The ning has an errand further up the road. The old drug which allows him to separate the evil side The error discovered, he wires back the report Ghost of the Canyon" 810-JS-0224, Standard 8mm., 375-feel, 14- man gets out his gun and makes his way to the of his personaHty from the good, as Edward of his failure. Our telegraph operator phones right.of-way to await Denning's return. The the girl of tne impending disaster and asks her ozs. Sll.98 Hyde, he embarks tJpoo a career of crime. 860-350609, Super 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. 514.98 old man falls on the track and breaks a leg. to ride (horseback) to Big Ben and rlag down (1920) COMPLETE VERSION The Express is due! Denning, returning on his the express, on which his rival is the engineer 1:\ THE SWITCH TOWER 810-49-1056, Standard 8, 1175-feet, 2,lhs. S4l.98 handcar, sees Barton on the track, pulls him Our heroine rides for life and reaches Big Bend featuring WALTER EDWARDS, 860-49-1056, Super 8, 1325-feet, 2-lbs. 547 91 aside just as the train comes along Romance just as the two trains appear on opposite sides FRANK BORZAGE follows' (1912) 620-49-1 056, 16mm. silent, 232S-feet, 7- of the curve headed straight for each other. The story of a father who neglected his young 810-35-1058, Standard &mm., 2SO-fcet, 11 - lbs. S179.98 But the trains are stopped and the day is son for drink, and went to prison for his part in ABRIDGED VERSION 01s . 56.98 saved' (1913) a barroom brawl, is as touching today as it was 810-49•0801, Standard Imm., 600-feet, 2- balf-a century ago. " In The Switch Tower" 860-35-1058, Super 8, 275-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 lbs. S21.98 810-JS-0889, Standard Bmm., 22S-feet, 11 - plays with the audience's emotions and winds 860-49-0429, Super I, 675-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 ozs . 57.98 them all up in an exciting climax A powerful 880-49-1204, Super I, magnetic sound with Helen Holmes in 860-JS-0SS0. Super e. 2SO-feet, 11-ozs. 58.98 THE LOST EXPRESS melodrama for 1915 from Thomas H . Ince THE WILD ENGINE musical score, sound effects and narration, 810-35-0744, Standard 8mm., 425-feet, 14- The story of The Lost Express has the hi with JACK HOXIE and HOOT GIBSON 52S-feel, 2-l bs. S34 . 98 jacking of the railroad president's private car ozs. S12.98 TEMPEST 860-3S-0388, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ou. S14.98 Dismissed as a schoolteacher becasue of her as its basic theme. The hi-jackers are working "frivolity", Helen is the only person who can (An abridgement) 630-JS-0411. 16mm. optical sound with on behalf of the president's son.in.law, who is THE GRIT OF THE GIRL prevent a collision between a passenger train with CAMILLA HORN, LOUIS WOLHEIM narration and silent movie piano ac estranged from his wife. The railroad's and a boxcar loaded with explosives. She At the first OftiCer's Ball, held in honor of the TELEGRAPHER companiment, 400-feet, 2-lb-.. S24.98 president is probably the prime.mover in reaches the switch in time and saves the day. Princess' birthday, Ivan, having imbibed to ANNA Q, NILSSON, trying to break up the marriage of his THE LONEDALE OPERATOR Later, an excursion train leaving the yards is excess, creates an awkward situation for the HAL CLEMENTS, GUY COOMBS daughter. Through this highly complicated BLANCHE SWEET, FRANK GRANDON followed by a runaway engine and word is Princess and finds his career as an officer has process, the son.in law is trying to hold off the While the detective's away, thieves will play The holdup of the railroad payroll, the girl flashed to Helen (who is now lhe telegraph ended almost befor"e it has started. In prison, president of the road long enough to bring and the job of nabbing the notorious Smoke-up telegrapher's desperate wire for help and the opi:rator). Taking dispatch rider Hoot Gib he is thrown with others plotting the overthrow about a reconciliation with his wife. It's a far Smith falls to Betty. Knowing the game is up, race against time to save her provided the son's cycle. Helen attempts to catch the train of the Czar, and the revolution that was soon fetched story, but it dOes serve as a framework Smoke up steals an engine with our heroine in basis for an exciting reel of film and one of the and, successful in warning the excursion, she 10 sweep Russia. But the Princess does love onto which some dashing railroad action can hot pursuit, but he doesn't stand a chance. classic cinema short subjects from the early pursues and stops the wild engine, earning an him. and their paths do cross again as the (1912) be fashioned. (1926) days. C1912) apology from the superintendent. (1919) _revolution continues ans;t Communist anarchy 110-S6-0688, St•ndard Imm., 700-feet, l- 810-lS-0653, Standard Bmm., 22S-feet, 11- 810•35-0167, Standard amm., 2,pO-feet; 11- 810-44-0722, Standard 8mm. 4S0-feet, 14- sweeos the country. (1927) ibs. S27.98 ozs. 5'.98 ozs. H.91 ozs. $12.91 110-49-0797, )tandard Imm., 57.S...teet, 2- 86~56-0377, Super a, 77S-feet, 2-lbs. Sll.91 860-3S-0212, Super 8, 2S0-teet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 860-35-0S16, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ots. S7.98 860-44-0334, Super a, 45~feet, 14.ozs. $14.91 lbs. S21.91 620-S6-0370, 16mm. silent, 1400-feet,S-lbs. sn.98 620-2S-0241, 16mm. silent, 4S0-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 620-35-0025, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, l•lbs. S24.98 620-44-0305, 16mm. silent, 800-feel, 3-lbs. "'·" 860-49-0426, Super I, 625-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 29 . . . RASPUTIN- HIDDEN ACES BEAU REVEL DEVIL OR SAINT? More starring LEWIS STONE, FLORENCE VIDOR starring CHARLES HUTCHISON ALICE CALHOUN NIKOLAI MALIKOFF with ERVIN KAISER, DIANE KAR ENE, LLOYD HUGHES, KATHLEEN KIRKHAM, It's international intri gue on a grand scale Features JACK TREVOR, MAX SCH RECH, R ICHARD RYAN, and HARLAN TUCKER when the Orloff jewels are smuggled into the Beau Revel was a dandy - a dude who lived to country. Hutch and Alice Calhoun are only 2 of It's the closing days of Imperial Russ ia and the & Shorts please his own vanity. He had a power over the many interested in snatching them, but mad monk Rasputin holds Czarist Russi a in his '~ i\~ ,[i 1Ci '[jJ[iJ[IJ \NOmen , knew it and gave them a month at the there's a real twist to the ending of this ad sway. The deep intrigue and mystical T.LCi- outside to fall in lov e w ith him . But when his venture epic that you' ll have to see to bel ieve. fanaticism of the last days of the Romanoffs is son falls in love, Beau imagined t he worse and (1926) accuratel y portrayed in this powerfu l and Features struck a deal - two weeks to discover if Nelly 810-49-1162, Standard 8mm., 97S-feet, J. fascinating Erman film. (1 930) Steele was v ice or v irtue. (1921 ) lbs. S34.98 810-49-1109, Standard &mm., 975 -feet, Various Stars 810-49-11S0, Standard 8mm ., 1100-feet, 2- 860-49-1162, Super 8, 107S-leet, 3-lbs, S39.98 2-lbs. S34.91 1~- S41J8 160-49-1009, Super 8, 1075-leet, 2-lbs. S39.91 'L ri T &.- '"i_-,_i: ri";r,: Ta.; [i: 860-49-1150, Super 8, 1250-leet, 2-lbs. S47.98 620-49-1109, 16mm. silent, 19S0-feet, 620-49-1150, 16mm. silent, 2200-feet, 7- Mae Marsh in NOSFERATU, THE VAMPIRE 6-lbs. Sl49,91 lbs. Sl79.98 HOODOO ANN MAXSCHRECK, GRETASCHROEDER THE EXTRA GIRL with ROBERT HAR RON GUSTAVE VON WANGENHEIM The first attempt to translate Bram Stoker's withMABEL NORMAND, RALPH GRAVES, Hoodoo Ann is a salve at the orphanage, but Eal'l Williams in GEORGE NICHOLS, ANNA HERNANDEZ, after she has performed an her oic r escue of the " Dracula" to the screen, Nosferatu is f illed VERNON DENT, RAMSEY WALLACE, RED SIGNALS spoiled orphanage pet, she is adopted by a with unusual and sy mbolic camera work and and CHARLOTTE MINEAU with WALLACE MACDONALD couple who have lost their little girl. With a d iffers considerably in approach and content Imagine leading an African lion around on a from Universat 1s version of 1931 which brought neighbor boy ( Robert Harron), she goes to the After a series of deliberate t ra in wrecks and leash thinking it 's a Great Dane? Mabel Bela L ugosi to fame. Close your eyes and wind robberies, this rai lroad is at w it's end. Special Normand filled theatres w ith laughter in 1923 movies and se es a film in which the absurdit ies ba ck through the murky past to 1838, w hen an detect ives are called in to solve the m ys tery in w ith this scene from The Extra Girl and the of the " Wild West" genre ar e burlesqued. unspeakable horror was let loose upon the th i s f ast-moving m el odrama f illed with talented little comedienne w ill do the same to Later , when sh e is playing with a gun she has found in the attic, the gun goes off, leaving her earth ... (1922) wrecks, near-collisions and plent y of high. your home when you screen this classic 810-49-09S2, Standard smm., 950-feet, 2· comed y. (1923) under the impression that she has k illed the speed excitem ent. (1 927) lbs. S34 ,98 810-77 -1247, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 810-49-0890 , Standard 8mm., 1300-feet, J- henpec ked husband in the house next door. It 860-49-09S2 , Super 8, 1080-leet, 2-lbs. S39.98 ibs. S49 .98 turns out that he has been onl y stunned, 14-ots. $6.98 620-49-0952 , 16mm. silent, 1900-feet, 6· 860-49-0981 , Super 8, 112S-leet, 2-lbs. S39 .98 860-49-0S51, Super 8, 1450-leet, 3-lbs. S56.98 however , and after he wanders away, h is w ife lbs. Sl49.98 Elmo Lincoln in is accuse d of having kilted him . ( 1916 ) " DRACULA" THE ADVENTURES OF TARZAN Mary Miles Minter in ABRIDGED-VERSION wi th LOUISE LORRAINE THE EYES OF JULIA DEEP 810-49-09S0 , Standard Imm., 9S0-feet, 2- 810-49-0773, Standard 8mm., SS0-leet, 2- Hang onto your seats! The m ighty Tarzan lives with ALAN FORREST, ALICE WILSON lbs. S34.98 lbs. S21.98 CECIL B. DeMILLE' S again, recreating his adventures as adapted 860-49-09S0, Super a, 107S-leet, 2-lbs. S39.98 860-49-040S, Super 8, 625-leet, 2-lbs. S24. 98 Mary M iles Minter is the engaging young 880·49-1203 , Super 8, magnetic sound, 525-feet, THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY from the concluding chapters of Burroughs' heroine who saves scoundrel Alan Forrest 2-lbs. S34 ,98 with JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT, The Return of Tarzan. It's Elmo Lincoln and from himself in a well-plotted and always JETTA GOUDAL, WILLIAM BOYD, lovely u ,,.. ise Lorra ine in the starring roles as interesting story of the r ich and the poor, and VERA REYNOLDS .. Tarzan travels to the City of Opar to foil the proving that the twain can meet. (1919 ) l'HE JUNGLE PRINCESS Jackie Coogan in evil Rokolf and save Jane. ( 1921 , 1928 ) 810-49-0859, Standard 8mm., 900-leet, 2- (An Abridgement of PECK'S BAD BOY Mysteriousl y drawn together w ith Jack 810-49-1024, Standard 8mm., 87S-leet, 2- lbs. S34.98 The Lost City) with DORIS MAY, Moreland (William Boyd ) and his girl Beth lbs. S34.98 860-49-0497, Super 8, 97S-leet, 2-lbs. S39.91 WHEELER OAKMAN , LILLIAN LEIGHTON, Tyrell (Vera Reynolds). are Kenneth Paullon 860-49-1024, Super 8, 975-leet, 2-lbs. S39.98 with JUANITA HANSEN, GEORGE and RAYMOND HATTON (Joseph Schildkraut) and his wile Malena 620-49-1024, 16mm. silent, l7SO-feet, 6- CHESBRO, HECTOR DION When the Circus comes to town, Jackie and his (Jetta Gouda\). Al l are passengers aboard an lbs. S149.98 Take a city of white men hidden in the Interior pal, let the lion loose causing his father to express train speeding across the Ameri can of Darkest Africa and defended by the Black refuse to give h im money to go to the circus. plains when there is a terrible train wreck. S41.98 legions Of The Lost City - and a beautifuf He resorts to blackmailing his father for the Wh ile unconscious, their minds revert back to 547,98 THE BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN blonde princess and a renegade slave trader - money ...and gets caught in the act. From that a time in England during the Elizabethan era po int on his many other escapades, one which when Paulton was a knight and Malena a fiery Directed by Sergi M. Eisenstein stir In an American adventurer and his Irish 179 .98 includes the rescue of his dog from the gypsy. Aside from seeing the greatest train The crew of the battleship Potemkin, living sidekick - mix well and you have the exci ting ~tory of THE JUNGLE PRINCESS. (1920) dogcatcher, come thick and fast which add to wreck ever shot, you become involved in a love under tyranny, mutiny when their officers 810-49-0808, Standard amm., 825-feet, l - th e delight of the v iewers. (1921 ) triangle, exciting sword play plus the curse of S2 1.98 insist uPon their eating rotten meat. To save ibs. S27.98 110-49-0960, Standard Imm., 925-feet, l - the gypsy g irl as she is about to be burned ar S24. 98 themselves from being shot for in 860-49-0950, Super a, 1075-feet, 2-lbs. $39 .91 ibs. S34.98 the stake. ( 1925) wit h subordination , the men throw their officers 860-49-0'60, Super 8, 1075-leet, 2-1 bs. S39 . 91 Complete Feature ation, overboard, take control of the ship, and sail 620-49-0960, 16mm. silent, 19S0-leet, , _ 110-49-0897, Standard Imm., 1S7S-leet, 4- S34.98 into Odessa harbor. The whole city turns out to lbs. S124.98 lbs. $69.91 welcome and provision, but Russian soldiers, PATHWAYS OF LIFE 860-49-0S58, Super I , 172S-feet, 4-lbs. S79.91 advancing down the great staircase leading to 620-49-0389, 16mm. silent, 3150-feet, 11 - with LILLIAN GISH, PRINCE OF PEP, THE EIM the harbor upon which the townspeople have lbs. $249.91 and w. H. LAWRENCE (An Abridgement) of t he congregated, shoot them down. (1925 ) Paul Killiam's Abridged Version lo Douglas MacLean in A Tlost a straight allegorical f ilm. The heroine starring RICHARD TALMADGE with 110-49 -0831 , Standard Imm., SSO-leet, 2- r the 810-49-1091, Standard Imm., silent, 1225-feet, l HOME STRETCH, THE is , 'Jre-in-Hart, the hero Much-to-Learn, the BRINDLEY SHAW, NOLA LUXFORD, lbs. S21.91 herCJ 1e's father Old Daddy Wisdom. They JOE HARRINGTON 860-49-04"4, Super a, 600-teet, 2•tbs. S14.98 has ibs. S~J8 The story of a jockey turned racehorse owner 860-49-1091, Super 8, silent, 13S0-leet, 2- work ogether in the garden, but Much-to. A fash ionable physician, Dr. James Leland 'Nho attempts to free himself from the vice lbs. S47.98 Learn enticed away by Empty Head, Live caught his !ecretary steal ing drugs and in the gambling, The Home Stretch afforded Doug soon 830-49-1091, Standard Imm., magnetic sound, Loose, e -. The garden blooms and w ithers in ensuing struggle, lost his memory from a blow Maclean one of the best roles of his popular love 122S-leet, 2-lbs. S74.98 harmony vith their marriage. At the end, on the head. Shortly after, a mysterious f igure the 880-49-1091, Super a, magnetic sound, 1350-feet, career. Filled with a delightful blend of Much-to-Lt. rn comes back to Pure-in-Heart, known only as The Black X stepped forth to rchy 2-lbs. S80.98 comedy and dramatic suspense, it's still a and the last :. ·ene shows them with their child. fight the war on crime and drug peddlars. (1914 ) (1925) 620-49-1091 , 16mm. silent, 2450-teet, 7- surefire hit today! ( 1921) 810-49-0868, Sta. 1ard Bmm., S7S-feet, 2- 810--49-1193, Standard Imm., 450.feet, lbs. S149.98 810-49-1158, Standard 8mm., 9S0-feet, J. TURN PAGE FOR MORE:. lbs. Sll.91 1-lb. Sll.91 S21.91 640-49-1091 , 16mm. optical sound, 2450-feet, 7- lbs. S34.91 860-49-0S26, Super 62S-leet, 2-lbs. S24.91 860-49-1193, Super 8, S2S-leet, 1-lb. S24 .98 FEATURES & SHORTS S24 .98 lbs. $179.91 860-49-11S8, Super 8, 10S0-leet, 3-lbs. S39.98 30 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973--4 More THE socIAL SECRETARY THE TONG MAN VARIETY D'ARTAGNAN featuring NORMA TALMADGE with starring SESSUE HAYAKAWA with starring EMIL JANNINGS with (The Three Musketeers) GLADDEN JAMES and ERIC HELEN JEROME EDDY LYADEPUTTI wothORIN JOHNSON, DOROTHY VON STROHEIM The best hatchet man in the Bo Sing Tong, Luk 1926 was me year a foreign film rocked Features& Shorts DALTON LOUISE GLAUM New York, the magnet that draws countless Chan ( Hayakawa) loved Louie Toy's daughter Hollywood on its heels. It was the super thousands of working girls; where temptation {Helen Jerome Eddy). When Louie refused to charged se>e story, " Variety'', and it broke box Thomas H. lnce's production of "The Three l l l l l l l l l abounds at every hand, but where a good_ girl pay the tribute demanded by Ming Tai (Marc office records all over America. Jannings Musketeers" which was originally released as can be just as 9000 as she can be in Wichita. Robbins) and the Bo Sings, Luk Chan is given plays Boss Hoeller, member of a small Berlin "D'Artagnan" was the first major screening of We feel that the Social Secretary is a choice the assignment to kill him. Disguising himself carnival company. An affair develops between this Dumas classic. It was next done by 11 example of a feature from that early period as an incense seller and maneuvering Louie Arnitelli, a trapeze artist and Maria, Hoeller's Fairbanks in 1921 , and D'Artagnan" was and frankly, there are a few things about it into a deserted building with the promise of beautiful young partner. Hoeller baits a trap reissued a few months before the Fairbanks that even surprised us! (1916) opium., Luk Chan finds himself unable to kill for Arnifelli that leads to his own downfall. version went to the theatres, but this time as 810-49-0273, Standard 8mm., 800-feet, 2- the father of his beloved, Ming Tai also coveted Variety is presented by Blackhawk in "The Three Musketeers". lbs. 529.98 Sen Chee and kills Louie, framing Luk Chan. abridged form, but one that r~lates most of the 810-49-05S3, Standard &mm., 975-feet, l - (1919) flavor and impact of the original. ( 1926) ibs. 534.98 860-49-0566, Su pen, 900-feet, 2-lbs. SJJ.98 810-49-0699, Standard Bmm., 1000-feet, 2- 810-49-0798, Standard 8mm., 52S-feet, 2- lbs. $34.98 lbs. 521.98 THE SPIES 840-49-0294, Super 8, 1150-feet, 2-lbs. 539.98 860-49-0427, Super 8, 575-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 Directed by FRITZ LANG w J'HE VILLAGE SLEUTH l f RUDOLF KLEIN-ROGGE, with CHARLES RAY RICH GERDA MAURUS, and WINIFRED WESTOVER The Adv QSHIPS LIEN DEYERS and WILLY FRITSCH Charles Ray plays a country boy who is a chapter ROY TRAVERS, DOUGLAS HERALD, Haigh, bank president, professional clown, and " hipped" on becoming a detective. His chance Amateur JACK MCEWAN, ADMIRAL SIR master criminal, is the head of a conspiracy JOHN JELLICOE, LT. to develop his budding talents comes when he released through which he plans to control the world. is employed as hired man in a sanitarium Octavius COMMANDER HAROLD AUTEN His special interest at the time of the film is to The story of Kapltan-Leutenant Stockmar and largely for rich hypochondriacs, managed by a children. E gain poss~ssion of a treaty between Japan and the unrestricted German submarine warfare doctor who seems a very suspicious character. one the d an unnamed Western power. The conflict is of World War I is superbly told in this semi When the visiting husband of one of the rich burglerge documentary produced in England during the created when a female agent, Sonja, falls in patients disappears, a girl with whom the and leav love with her intended victim. { 1929) late twenties. hired man has fallen in love is suspected of But Octa BIP1'11ing actual combat footage within the 810-49-1088, Standard &mm., 1625-feet, l- having killed him, but her admirer remains THE INVADERS film •d using sdme of those actually involved ibs. 555.98 faithful to her. (1920) featuring FRANCIS FORD, in the action to portray themselves, New Era 860-49-1088, Super 8, 1825-feet, 3-lbs. 563.98 ,810-49-llSS, Standard &mm., 900-feet, 2- ETHEL GRANDIN, ART ACORD Productions achieved a remarkable and 620-49-1088, 16mm. silent, 3225-feet, 9- lbs. S34.98 The Invaders has a story based on a favorite fascinating portrait of war on the high seas and lbs. 5239.98 860-49-1155, Super 8, 975-feet, 2-lbs. 539.98 theme for its time - Indians and the frontier. one that rivals anything Hollywood had con The film was directed by Francis Ford who ozs . cocted up to that time. It is historically ac WORLDLY MADONNA also plays the Colonel in what the Moving 860-~097 curate and dramatic in its impact. (1928) TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES starring CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Picture World sa id was "a magnificent 830-30-121 810-49-0957, Standard 8mm., 1150-feet, 2- UNDER THE SEA with RICHARD TUCKER characterization not unlike that of General ISO-feet, 1 Custer". The Colonel 's daughter is Ethel 180-30-121 lbs. 541.91 , with ALLEN HOLUBAR as Captain Nemo, By 1912, Miss Young had joined the World Film Corporation, where she made a number of well Granden, and the telegraph oper;:1for, who 11-oi.s. 860-49-0957, Super 8, 1250-feet, 2-lbs. 547 .91 JANE GAIL, MATT MOORE received features and met Lewis J . Selznick. appears in a brief sequence, is no ~ other than 6'10-30-12, SHE \fwenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea is Written to appeal maillly to women, M iss Art Acord, popular Western and sen al s• r ~ !. .: - starring BETIY BLYlHE with actually a mixture of two Verne works with Young's pictures treated adultry, narcotics decade later. (1912) CARLYLE BLACKWELL about two-thirds being loosely adapted from and murder - somewhat daring themes for 810-49-0486, Standard Imm., 62S-feet, 2- Left a strange legacy on his 25th birthday, Leo his The Mysterious Island. But it was the their time. " Worldly Madonna" deals with lbs. 521.98 Wallace Vincey was driven to seek its truth on the underwater sequences that made i t such a both dope and murder, with Miss Young in the 860-49-0608, Super 8, 675-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 strange, forbidding shores of Lybia and the spectacular film for its time. It was the first dual role of a cabaret singer and a twin sister mysterious land ruled by Ayesha (She-Who real underwater picture, made possible by the who is a nun. (abridged) (1922) Must-Be-Obeyed), who had waited 2,000 years Williamson tube developed by the Williamson 810-49-0480, Standard 8mm., 750-feet, 2- li_;l.i_~~ ,1 .L. :~ }_1.._ ,[iJ[LJ.i l for his return. A heritage undreamed of by TOL'ABLE DAVID Brothers. C1916) lbs. 527.91 Vincey awaited his arrival and temptation Nilh RICHARD BARTHELMES$, 810-49-0937, Standard 8mm., 1S75-feet, l- 860-49-0362, Super 8, 800-feet, 2-lbs. Sll.98 nearly proved his downfall in this adaptation of Thomas H. In·ce GLADYS HULETTE and ibs. 569.98 620-49-0318, 16mm. silent, 1500-feet, 5-lbs. $99.91 Sir Rider Haggard's most famous novel. (1926) ERNEST TORRENCE 810-49-0835, Standard &mm., 1125--feet,3- 860-49-0937, Super 8, 1750-feet, 3-lbs. 579.98 The story of Tol'able David takes place in a Short Subjects lbs. $34.98 small southeastern village. David Kinnemon 860-49-0473, Sueer 8, 1225-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 ~ -.L. I. .L. _I.. -.L.. =.a. , _I..~ ,"i"_ passionately longs to be a man and assume a "_i ~&.. ~ .i I. :..a::.~i ~:.L~ STRONGHEART man's responsibilities but others regard him with HENRY B. WALTHALL, only "tol'able." His particular desire is to VANITY FAIR Thomas H. Ince IN THE TENNESSEE HILLS LIONEL BARRYMORE, drive the mail. Three thugs named Hatburn starring HELEN GARDNER with BLANCHE SWEET, ANTONIO MORENO move themselves in on David'~ "girl" and her Features featuring CHAR LES RAY and CHARLES KENT, MRS. 8. F. CLINTON ENID MARKEY On a hunting trip with his sister Dorothy, grandfather. One of them kills David's dog, While her son ( Charles Ray) is trying to Frank Nelson is saved from drowning by and when David's older brother rebukes him, Thackery's Vanity Fair was released i i 'i '.L. .L. .L._1.. i I. , borrow the rent money from neighbors, the December 19, 1911, Helen Gardner, an earnest, "Strongheart", an Indian Chief's son. Im he hits him in the back with a stone and ailing Mrs. Carson is evicted from her home by sincere, beautiful and idealistic woman who pressed with Franks tales of the East, c;ripples him for life. Davie's, father only has miserly John Calhoun. Returning home had been trained in both dancing and pan THE COWARD Strongheart decides to return with them to time to reach for his gun to go out and settle without the rent money, Jim Carson finds his tomime was the star. In Rlackhawk's release with FRANK KEENAN acquire the wisdom of the white man for the with the Hatburns when he drops dead of heart mother dead and swears vengeance on the of Vitagraph's Vanity Fair, part of the last and CHARLES RAY benefit of his race. failure. From an era when movie-makers are said to landlord. An attempted ambush fails, but ends scene is missing. According to the >tory-ized He becomes a star of the Columbia College This leaves David the "man" of his family, have ended-every film with a love scene. The in a struggle with kills Calhoun and triggers a culminat· version in "The Motion Picture Story• football team and also falls in love with and one day, when no one else is available, he Coward doesn't even really have a romance. manhunt by his men for Jim. Finding the she sets Magazine", January 1912, by Montayne Perry, gets a chance to carrv the mail. (1921) The Coward is a Civil War production putting young mountaineer, they arrange for a call to h Dorothy. When certain football signals are who preSumably worKed from the scenario, the stress on realism in what was very much hanging by the setting sun. A race against time bring the I released. Strongheart becomes a suspect. 810-49-1060, Standard 8mm., 1525-feel, J- Becky poisoned herself - of course a non-• (1914) . an age of innocence, during the First World is aided by a quirk of nature in this unusual ring. (191l ibs. 555.98 Thackerayean ending. (1911) War. This film only serves to amplify the story of mountain justice. (1915) 810-30-100 810,.49-0407, Stand~rd Imm., 525-feet, 2- 1160-49-1060, Super 8, 1675-feet, 3-lbs. 563.98 810-49-0609, Standard Imm., 625-feet, l- legend of producer Thomas H. Ince. 11915) 810-30-0814, Standard Imm., 37S-feet, 14- 620,.49-1060, 16mm. silent, 30si-feet, ,_ lbs. 521.91 ib. 521.98 110-49-0503, Standard Imm., 1000-feet, 4- ozs. 512.91 860-49-04107, Super I, 57S-feet, 2-lbs. 524.91 lbs. 5239.91 1160-49-0154, Super 8, 675-feet."1-lb. 524.91 lbs. 534.91 160-30-0441, Super t, 425-feet, 14-ozs. $14.91 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 31 BIOGRAPH BEFORE GRIFFITH DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE A MOTHER'S INFLUENCE THE POSSIBILITIES OF COMEDY & MELODRAMA J"4MC:> CRu.tE, FLORENCE LaBADIE with WALLACE REID WAR IN THE AIR " The monster Hyde is loose !" This cry Young Burton's well.to-do father breaks with A CHARLES URBAN PRODUCTION FROM STORE SHOW DAYS terrorized the entire countryside in Robert him when he falls in love with and proposes to PrOduceo tess man three years af ter the fl ight The names of Biograph and D.W. Griffith are Louis Stevenson's classic novel of a dual father's secretary. Al l goes w ell until the of the Wright brothers and almost ten years inevi tably linked together but Biograph was personality and James Cruze brought it to the young wife is injured by an automobile and an Three producing solid f ilm subjects before the great before dirigible warfare, this f ilm was quite screen in this f irst of six screen adaptat ions. expensive operation is indicated. After the ed as director arrived and tor the most part, they (1 911 ) amazing and frightening to the audiences of ,ng of father had refused even to see hi s son, the son the early 1900's. The " aer ial torpedo" was a wer e ahead of their t im e even then . 810-30-0492 , Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - e by breaks into h is safe to get the money to cover The Suburbanite is a delightful comedy of ozs . H .98 form of robot guided m issile that shadowed the was the operation, but he is interrupted by two earth in this pioneer f ilm. 1904 as timely today as it was t hen and is 860-30-0029, Super 8, 225-feet, 11 -ozs. $7 .98 banks professional burglars. (1914 ) 810-30-0783, Stanaard Imm-. , ISO-feet, 11 - typical of American screen humor of the era. 620-30-0186 , 16mm. silent, 400 -feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 e as 810-30-1164, Standard Imm., 225-feet, 11 - ozs. H .98 The other part of this unusual release is a 1905 J{ING THE DETECTIV ~ Various Stars melodrama called simply enough, The Fire ozs . 16.98 860-30-0373, Super 8, 175-leet, 11 -ozs. 17 .98 Bug. Both r epresent the American motion AND THE SMUGGLERS 860-30-1164, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ots. 17.98 630 -30-0412, Umm. optical sound with 134.98 [i][i][i][£][i][i][i][i][iJ picture as it developed from a simple novelty starring KING BAGGOT 620-30-1164, 16mm., silent, 450-feet, 2-lbs. $24 .98 narration and silent movie piano ac into the most influential entertainment King's arrival unexpectedly in the midst of a companiment, 250-feet, 1-lb. S24 .98 smuggling ring's operation upsets the well-lai d THE MISSION OF MR. FOO medium the world has known. (1904-05) CARL TON KING, GLAOYS HULETTL THE QUAKERESS 810-30-1009, Standard 8mm., 275-feet, 11- plans of the culprits but his attempt to notify starring CHARLES RAY, LOUISE GLAUM the authorities was intercepted. This is one Plotting against the new Republic, Mr. Foo, a featuring BARRY O'MOORE, ozs. $7.98 mandarin of the old Empire, is uncovered Pri scilla, a Quakeress, loves John, a Puritan time the heroine had a job to do! ( 1912) RICHARD NEILL, BLISS MILFORD 860-30-1009, Super 8, 300-feet, 11-ozs. 18.98 through the efforts of Florence, who does -it's the age-old story of love and persecution 810-30-1004, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- The Adventure of the Wrong Santa Clause was CAPTAIN JANUARY missionary work in the Chinese quarter. She Banished from the colony on trumped-up ozs . H.98 charges, Prisc illa is joined by John as she a chapter in the series or serial , Octavius BABY PEGGY MONTGOMERY, HOBART brings the matter to her friend, the am 8'0-30-1004, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 treks through the woods only to make a Amateur Detective in which an episode was BOSWORTH, IRENE RICH bassador, and the plot thickens. (1915) 620-30-1004, Hmm. silent, 375-feet, 2-lbs. S24 .98 horrible discovery. Stumbling upon an Indian released each month. This film concerns A heartwarming story of the gruff old 810-30-0761, Standard Imm., 225-feet, 11· attack planned for the colony, John is wounded Octavius playing Santa Claus tor some lighthouse keeper who cared for a little orphan THE KLEPTOMANIAC ozs . H.98 and our heroine hurries in desperation to save children. But two Santas appear on the scene girl as his own. Their separation and eventual Directed by EDWIN s. PORTl:K 860-30-0398, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ozs. 17.98 one the detective and the other a burgler. The those who despise her. Will the Puritans be reunion will bring laughter and tears in this A rich women goes shoplifting in her carriage OLD HEIDELBERG burgler gets away with the Christmas presents "highlights" edition. (1924) able to survive - or is it God's vengeance? and is arrested and taken to the police station. with WALLACE REID, uvROTHY (1913) and leaves the other Santa knocked out cold. 810-30-0765, Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11- A poor woman whose children are starving GISH, and ERIC VON STROHEIM 810-30-1087, Standard 8mm., 425-feet, 14- But Octavius assures everyone that he'I I ozs. $7.98 steals a loaf of bread from a basket in front of a " Old Heidelberg" was one of the last pictures ou . $12.98 recover the gifts, he never fails. A chase scene 8'0-30-0357 , Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11 -ozs . SB.98· occurs with Detective Santa getting back the grocery store. Along with all the other poor sympathetic to the Germans or at all anti-war 8'0-30-1087, Super Imm., 475-,feet, 14-ozs. $14 .98 gifts. Back at the house everyone is happy and THE CRAZY KAY people haled into the police court on this oc in tone. It is the story of the star-crossed 620-30-1087. 16mm. silent, 850-feet, 3-lbs. $39.91 even Santa gets a gift in the end. (1914) (PARIS QUI DORT) (AT 3:25) casion (one of them obviously a streetwalker), romance between the prince, played by A TALE OF TWO CITIES 810-30-0973, :,randard 8mm, 22S-.fee,, 11- she is sent to jail, but the rich woman first Wallace Reid, and his sweetheart, a com HENRI ROLLAN, ALBERT PREJEAN, MAURICE COSTELLC.. = · p~ finds a chair considerately provided for her, moner, played by Dorothy Gish. Eric Von MADELEINE RODRIQUES Strohelm plays the prince's valet. This The color and excitement of Charles Dicken's 860-30-0973, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11 -ou. $8. 98 after which she is restored to her loving classic novel of the French Revolution is Suppase that time stood still for all but a select abridgement of the feature was supervised but 830-30-1216, Standard 8mm, magnetic sound, husband. (1905) captured and tr ansferred to the screen in this group of people. What would they do? In not directed by D . w. Griffith. ( 1916) 150-feet, 11-ozs. 112.98 · 810-30-1111, Standard 8mm., ISO-feet, 11- early adaptation featuring Maurice Costello touch ing upon human nature, this film offers a 810-30-0786, Standard Imm., 225-feel, 1 t- 880-30-1216, Super a, magnetic sound, l75-feet, and Florence Turner, two of the most popular set of fascinating answers which may or may - u~ ozs. $7 .98 who 11-ozs . $13.98 860-30-1111, Super 8, 175-feet, 11-ozs. 17.98 screen stars of their day. '1911 l not agree with yours. Our version is an 8'0-30-0415, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 11-ozs. $8 .98 than 640-30-1210, l6mm., optical sound, 300-feet, 2- !10-30-0712, Standard Imm., 375-feet, 14- abridgement of the production as originally THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM 630 -30-0439 , Umm. optical sound with -.>.; - -- 124 .98 ozs. $12.91 released in Europe, but substantially similar narration and silent movie piano ac r"' AT DAWN LINCOLN 860-30-0361 , Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lbs. S14.98 in length to its original release in the United °"F"RAfifl mges is t citizens in from the town come to helps in on and ic film 112.91 114.91 139.98 t Peters .. moter in the city Bill Hart, ence ... 112.91 u, ... HIS TRYSTING UNCLE TOM'S FIDDLESTICKS PLACES UNCLE (1928) (1928) (1914) starring HARRY LANGDON starring the LITTLE RASCALS starring CHARLIE CHAPLIN Uncle Tom's Cabin had been translated and played in 42 languages with Vernon Dent with Mabel Normand, Mack Swain, Phyllis Allen when the Gang decided to make it 43 and you can just imagine the con In spite of his diploma proclaiming him a "naturalized" musician, fusion when Uncle Tom (Joe Cobb) holds up the show because Mother Harry Hogan's family throws him out. Dad thinks he's a loafer who Charlie's life seems to be nothing but one mix-up after another, es wants the yard cleaned! hasn't contributed to the family welfare for years. pecially when somebody else's wife is involved. Ca~ he straighten ii Anyway, every kid in town turns up, including the bullies who want Alone and destitute, Harry's musical career takes a distinctly dif all out and explain His Trysting Place? to break the show up and for a while, ii looks like they just might suc ferent turn as he discovers that there is money in music- if you play Why Not? Mabel is understanding enough. Oh, the fact that she ceed . But leave it to the Gang-they bring off a fantastic chase across it right, all you have to do is pick it up• Harry Langdon's final short smashes the ironing board over his head and dumps him into an ash the ice with ease and cap the performance with Uncle Tom's ascension comedy before leaving Sennett for feature work at First National can doesn't mean a thing. It's just those mash notes from strange to heaven. But the whole thing comes to a b:,oming end when Fiddlesticks remains one of his most memorable and a delrghttui women and his attachment to Mack Swain's wife that upsets her a bit Buchanan the goat eats a bucket of gunpowder and??? You guessed example of the comedy routines used by a sad little clown who was in this hilarious slice of Keystonania. it-this two-reeler is a blast of fun for comedy fans. once mentioned in the same breath with Chaplin, Keaton and Lloyd 810-04-1190, Standard 8mm., 950-feet, 14-ozs . ... S19.98 810-05-1182, Standard 8mm., 975-feet, 14-ozs . ... . S19.98 810-21-1099, Standard 8mm., 400-Jeet, 14-ozs. ... S12.98 860-04-1190, Super 8, 400-Jeet, 14-ozs ...... S15.98 860-05-1182, Super 8, 425-Jeet, 14-ozs...... _ S15.98 860-21-1099, Super 8, 450-Jeet, 14-ozs ...... S14.98 620-04-1190, 16mm., silent, 700-Jeet, 9-lbs ...... S44.98 620-05-1182, 16mm., silent, 750-feet, 9-lbs ...... S44.98 620-21-1099, 16mm. silent 775-Jeet, 9-lbs...... S99.98 THE THE UNCHASTENED YANKEE WOMAN (slighty abridged) CLIPPER Abridged with music, sound effects & (1925) narration (1927) starring THEDA BARA with Wyndham Standing, Eileen Percy, John Milian starring WILLIAM BOYD Caroline Knollys 1s Just about to tell her husband house. Finally Sanbury's wife and the secretary she is to bear him a chi ld when she sees him em (now engaged to a customs officer) gang up on with Elinor Fair, Junior Coghlan, John bracing his secretary With out making her presence Caroline and enlist the cooperation of her hus Milian, Walter Long known , she sai ls for Europe, and her son is born ba nd, but when the party arrives at the Knolly's in Paris without his father's knowledge . In Venice, home, the only man found in Caroline's room is The story of a thrilling race from China to New she surrounds herself with a court of admirers and the Clipper wins the race and its captain wins the her son, and husband and wife are reconciled. England between the Am erican ship, The Yankee girl! becomes an expert at playing the coquette Clipper, and the English vessel, Lord of the Isles. Ba ck in New York she continues these tactics 810-49-1219, Standard 8mm., 800-feet, 2- Of course, William Boyd is captain of the clipper until her husband , whose affair with his secretary lbs ...... SSJ.98 and Elinor Fair a passenger on Lord of the Isles. 880-49-1167, Super 8 magnetic sound, has now gone sour, becomes furiously jealous, The idea of the race is that whichever vessel ar especially of a young architect, Sanbury, whom 860-49-1219, Super 8, 900-feet, 2-lbs. rives in Boston first will win the tea trade for its 1050-feet, 3-lbs ...... $67.98 Caroline has retained to do over thei r cou ntry ...... $35. 98 nation. There are storms and skullduggery at sea, 640-49-1167, optical sound, 1800-fee t, villany and romance, but at the thrilling climax, 6-lbs ...... S149. 98 TRILBY THE CRICKE":9 (1915) ON THE starring HEARTH CLARA (1923) KIMBALL YOUNG from the Charles Dickens Story with Wilton lackaye and Chester Barnett Directed by Lorimer Johnston Trilby O'Ferra l is an artist's model who smokes John Peerybingle, a public carrier, li ving in a small delusions concerning their financial condition and cigarettes_ and poses in the nude. The aspiring on a fatal heart attack, and ultimately Trilby and English vr ll age , is married to an attractive young Little Bil lie are reun ited the benevolent character of old Tackleton. When young artist Little Billie fal ls he lplessly and 1dea1- woman, considerably yqunger than himself. They have a baby and an eccentric nursemaid, Tilly she learns the truth, the shock is great, but all istically in love with her_ But the sinister Svenga li, comes right when Edward returns. who has musica l imagination amounting to genius Slowboy. John is seriously upset when he finds his but no voice, conceives the idea of using Trilby 810-49-1191, Standarrf 8mm., 950-feet, 2- wife 1n close conference with a deaf old man he as a medium to project his own interpretations. lbs ...... S34. 98 has brought home in his cart, but it turns out 810-49-1080, Standard 8mm., 1275-feet, that the_ old man is Edward Plummer. son of poor He lures the girl away with him and she performs 860-49-1191, Super 8, 1050-feet, 2-lbs. 2-lbs ...... S41.98 (robot•li ke) with power under his influence but is Oeleb Plummer, the toymaker, ,n disguise. come 860-49-1080, Super 8, 1400-feet, 2-lbs. wholly possessed by him, with no opportunity ...... S39. 98 home with a fortune, ro marry his love , May Field for human satisfaction or development. The strain 620-49-1191, 16mm., silent, 1850-feet, ing, and save her from old Tacklelon, the richest · ...... S47.98 involved in exercising his powers over her brings 6-lbs ...... $149.98 man in the village. Caleb's daughter Bertha is blind, 620-49-1080, 16mm. silent, 2400-feet, to protect her, her father encourages her amiable 7-lbs ...... SJ 79. 98 THE WOMAN THE IN THE WHITE SUITCASE OUTLAW (1920) (1928) starring ENID BENNETT starring ART ACORD with Vivian May, Al Hoxie, Walter Maly, with William Conklin, Dorcas Matthews, Lew Meehan, BIii Patton, Slim Mathews, Roland Lee, Clara NcDowell, Donald Richard Nores, Howard Davies, Betty McDonald Carter Enid's father, a prominent Wall Street figure, has characteristic ofThomas H. lnce's best features and presents the popular Miss Bennett at her Framed by his partner for a robbery he didn't com the role Artplayed best, both on-screen and in real a lady friend Discovering a photo of The Woman in life. What more is there to say-this is one you sparkling best. mit, The White Ou tlaw must clear his name before the Suitca ses while searching her dad's travel case he can give up his life of crime and walk among his can't miss! for a present, Enid decides to find the secret love. 810-49-1183, Standard 8mm., 1125-feet, fellow man with head held high. But Fate inter 2-lbs ...... S34. 98 venes, demanding a sacrifice for a friend that To do this, she enlists the aid of a stranger and 810-49-1196, Standard 8mm., 900-Jeet, 860-49-1183, Super 8, 1250-Jeet, 2-lbs. few would be prepared to make. between them, they locate the woman, solve the It's high western melodrama at its best and for 2-lbs ...... S34. 98 mystery and restore happiness to the Moreland ...... $39.98 the dyed-in-the-wool western fans, they're all-here 860-49-1196, Super, 1000-Jeet, 2-lbs. household, falling in love In the process. A charm 620-49-1183, 16mm., silent, 1800-feet, Art Acord, Al Hoxie, Lew Meehan. Bill Patton and ing drama with comic 01/ertones, The Woman in more in this tragic story written along the lines of ...... $39.98 the Suitcase moves at the expected brisk pace 6-lbs ...... S149. 98 THE THE LEOPARD STORY WOMAN OF (1 920) starring LOUISE GLAUM WILLIAM S. HART & HOUSE PETERS The story of a race between an unnamed foreign 810-49-1184, Standard 8mm., 1100-feet, power and t he British government to effect an al 2-lbs ...... S41. 98 he prepared for the reissue of that silent featuring liance with the tribal kingdom of M'tela in Africa Dramatic and action highlights from two of Hart's during the early years of the talkies. A real col great features- "Tumbleweeds", the last film in brings House Peters and Louise Glaum into con which he starred-and "Hell's Hinges", one of the lectors item! flict. But The Leopard Woman makes several er 860-49-1184, Super 8, 1225-feet, 2-lbs. great, early films for Ince during the Triangle pe 880-54-1199, Super 8 magnetic sound ver- rors of judgment that threaten to destroy her mis ...... $47.98 sion. until the hero suffers a temporary case of riod. Included is the lip-synchronized appearance S34. of Hart from the prologue to "Tumbleweeds" which sion, 500-Jeet, 2-lbs ...... 98 blindness. You'll want to see this fast-moving drama, one of the big ones of I 920, to discover 620-49-1184, 16mm., 2200-feet, 7-lbs. the fascinating ending...... $179.98 ONE CHAPTER TO BE RELEASED EACH MONTH To those ol you who purchaae PURCHASE BY YOUR FREE OF CHARGE Ille ftaal the first twelve ch• plen by or RETAINED PACKING three chapters la wlliclaever berore Januar y 1, 1174 AND SLIPS OR INVOICES format the flnt twelve ha\.·e CAN CONFIRM SUCH Blackhawk will present been purchased. IM POR TANT NOTICE T~ re14)0ns,b+t,ty ,s i,ours to ret1,n l'OUr !)KIi 1111 shps 1tid 1nvo,ces to subs11 n1t1te your purc N ses These st.ould be ant IO Black"-wk F,1m,._ 1tter your tcqu,,,toon of lhe ,- ·tth r N pt• (rlNdy 1n OCtober 1973,, Incl the lhrea l,n,I t.Npten w,I\ be seftt 10 VOO w,tho!.11 lurth TtMt ,_,,ts ot ttw silent tcr..., .,....,,. become l1 wn. ,,,,.,_or._11',1•1• 1 NftSllhon lor in ,,. ICl',llpment ltOffl I P,lnt -.W•SOf'W1Y frw I -.,.nd, Ind ,.._ survtYI tn INK efl1 1'9ty ~ two years aao to r«:etVe • cOfflmunicl olSl)lices In ,c:enn. the results.,.. •""'nfC'Y 0, ffll")' of them, t,.... IS no trtce II 1 11 hon trOffl ,n lndtvodu.111 ,n AI.ISt.r,1.. lndic.t 100C1 NwJ--,~•--•n-.,1111111ty I,. thet M WH thl P0S9UOI' of • compi.t• COfflpiet9 lonn er..... _,. p.-he,ps I ~ 30-fWI P1tM - •• I d 1916. d the ~ tMt Md to be tnm"led boK.evN ol Ourit.ttle "l()lde,\YMB"dtM511ent-.. l . M~.,., dolc:Ofltp,os,t,on ,-,1t,,,. trom IN __.,r probably dltt1'II from the re ..... of '"The Ooublt: Closs' 1n Its or11,nel »mm lonn WI tin11Uy wor11«1 °'1t ..,-,~ to brl,. months on dolck. Ind 11,,..., m~ tr. IOffle P9',ls of P1ultne" throutfl lhe )"NI'$ of World lhrs 35mm ecipy blc.11 10 the Un•ted Sttt•. oth.- lhort IQ9f,a ,1so m,u,,._ •lttlol.Ch w• r. Ind POWbl)' even on ll'tO 1920 or .,,._. 11 could be~ to 9mm ttus II not ol:Mous I 1921, tM two IMd•l'II produc:.n of..,.... So. for""' hrst IIIM. lt"I poa.ble for • ~ ---P•the11nd Un~I W111'1 V,t._,.eph POl TM ,-.mport -s oti.,,.d !or some WMl!s llctor to own ,n """" p,>nt of ,11 hltan s•bly bet"I • tttlrd contendtt for I time But 1,1, in 197 l beeeuN d ow dock strikes on d\ll,ters al• PltM ..,.. , midi'" Iha. ,old- boo, the Nst Ind -- COHII. 91.,t , , .... tty . tM loc,t10n of • comoi«• production lrom en~ d ttw S1i.nt -•1 T1lllldY...... thlsP91'"10d . mactebyoneoft'-producers, durq holiday .....- i.st ,...-, the 35mm of our SPKIII offw-bu)' the font '-"" hasri.en1trustret,,.1Nrctiforo,,er 1 pos1tn,e •rr"'9CI, •nd .,,itt,1n ...tcs •H con cMpt.-s-,-t the flNol n,,_ frN (SN dl- ~ to t&nm Oonl on our ..,. a-t• copy - 11,1s •~ on Utts paee I THE LIFE EPISODE 1 EPISODE 2 EPISODE 4 EPISODE 3 CURRENT THE MASKED THE LADY Philippa is seen at a party with Bridgey KIDNAPPED Bentley and later with Peter Ha le The AN HOUR next day Philippa denies having been STRANGER with Peter. Is she playing some kind of IN NUMBER 7 Bentley decides fo have his notorious game with him? Peter finds out from his father's lawyer TO LIVE friends kidnap Philippa, tear the sleeve Philippa announces her decision to Wh o 1s the mysterious lady on board that he must find the girl with the double of her dress to see 1f she does have the marry Bridgey so a saddened Peter ship returning from Europe? She is stay cross and marry her in order to inherit mark of the double cross and then Bent decides to leave town ing in the room directly across the hall his father's fortune. Peter believes the Peter Hale is at odds with a gangster, ley will play the hero and rescue her. Bridgey Bentley has other plans for from Peter Hale. What does she know of girl he saw on the ship to be Philippa Bridgey Bentley. He is taken prisoner The masked stranger intervenes. He Peter. He decides to get rid of Peter a telegram Peter received concerning Brewster. daughter of one of his father's by Bentley, tied up and left with a gun lets the girl go and leaves Bentley tied once and for all. Bridgey plan is to make his father and a double cross? friends. He goes to the girl and she de aimed at him set to go off in an hour. up. Bridgey Bentley is later freed only ,t look like Peter committed suicide nies having been on board the sh ip. Bentley in the meantime has found out to meet up with Peter Ha le and Philippa but the masked stranger intervenes During a panic on ship Peter catches The two argue when suddenly a masked about the conditions of the Hale will Brewster. Once agarn the masked stranger again. In the ensuing struggle between a glimpse of a double cross on the stranger appears and tells Peter Philippa and sets out to claim it He too believes steps in from nowhere and saves Hale Bentley and the masked stranger Peter woman's upper arm -or does he? is not the girl he is seeking. the girl to seek is Philippa Brewster and the girl. is shot. 810-42-11.10, Standard 8mm., .j50- 810-42-1191, Standard 8mm., 975- 810-42-1192, Standard 8mm., 950- 810-42-1199, Standard 8mm., 950- 810-42-1194, Standard 8mm., 950- Jeel, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 feet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 feet, 14-ozs ...... SJ 2. 98 feet, 14-ozs...... $12.98 Jee t, 14-ozs...... S12 . 98 860-42-11 .W. Super 8, 400-Jeet, 14- 860-42-1191, Super 8, 400-Jeet, 860-42-1192, Super 8, 400-Jeet, 14- 860-42-1199, Super 8, 400-Jeet, 860-42-1194, Super 8, 400-Jeet, ozs ...... $14.98 14-ozs ...... $14.9 8 ozs ...... $14.98 14-ozs ...... $14.98 14-ozs ...... S14. 98 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241 , Fall and Winter 1973-4 E THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS THE FOLLOWING 7 CHAPTERS OF THE MYSTERY OF THE (1917) DOUBLE CROSS WILL BE RELEASED STORY SYNOPSIS The terms of Robert Hale's will are clear-his son Peter must woo and win The Girl of the Double Cross as his wife or forfeit the DURING THE MONTHS INDICATED. Hale tortune to whoever marries her It sounds simple enough but two other people have a distinct interest in Philippa Brewster villainous Bridgey Bentley and The Masked Stranger. Can Peter solve The Mystery of the Double Cross? Now for the first lime 1n over a half-century, this exciting cliffhanger from the heyday of the silent serial is to be made avail To Be Released August 1973 To Be Released November 1973 able in its complete 15 episode version. Technically, this production was highly advanced for its day and as for the story, ii was Chapter 12 adapted by Bertram Millhauser from a novel by Gilson Willets-and for the true serial buff, no more need be said. But for good measure (and those not steeped in serial lore), here is the first serial appearance of Mollie King-the girl Pathe began to groom Chapter 9 THE RIDDLE OF THE CROSS in 1916 as Pearl White's replacement. Had she not left the screen for marriage and a return to the stage, Mollie could even have WHEN JAILBIRDS FLY 810-42-1141, Standard 8mm., 350- upstaged Allene Ray as the Serial Queen of the twenties. It's all here in every exciting foot-thrilling plot turns, dastardly deeds Jeet, 14-ozs ...... SJ 2. 98 and last minute rescues ending in a su rprising denouement-and you won't want to miss one single chapter' 810-42-1138, Standard 8mm., 350- feet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 860-42-1141, Super 8, 400-Jeet, 860-42-1138, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs ...... S14.98 14-ozs ...... S14.98 To Be Released December 1973 Chapter 13 ,.. THE FACE OF THE STRANGER To Be Released September 1973 810-42-1142, Standard 8mm., 350- Jeet, 14-ozs ...... S12.98 860-42-1142, Super 8, 400-Jeet, Chapter 10 THE HOLE-IN-THE-WALL 14-ozs ...... $14.98 810-42-1139, Standard 8m~:. 350- feet, 14-ozs ...... S12.98 To Be Released January 1974 Chapter 14 860-42-1139, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs...... S14.98 THE HIDDEN BAND 810-42-1143, Standard 8mm., 350- Jeet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 860-42-1143, Super 8, 400-Jeet, THE DEAD To Be Released October 1973 14-ozs ...... S14. 98 - --coME BACK EPISODE 8 Chapter 11 To Be Released February 1974 Peter recovers from his wounds and re LOVE'S SACRIFICE Chapter 15 turning home finds a note telling him EPISODE 7 810-42-1140, Standard 8mm., 950- THE DOUBLE CROSS that the girl he seeks is not Philippa 810-42-11 44, Standard 8mm., 350- Brewster THE STRANGER Jeet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 Bridgey Bentley in another of his 860-42-1140, Super 8, 400-Jeet, feet, 14-ozs ...... S12.98 schemes plans to rob the Brewster INTO THIN AIR 14-ozs ...... S14.98 869-42-1144, Super 8, 400-Jeet, home of valuable papers including one DISPOSES 14-ozs ...... S14.98 about the mystery of Philippa's birth. The masked stranger learns of the plot, Peter Hale goes to Philippa's father to Peter Hale and a reporter friend decide y sends a note to Peter Hale asking for discuss Bridgey Bentley. Mr. Brewster to ch eck out Bridgey Bentley's room For Automatic Shipment of each new chapter .. . . Use your Black he assistance in stopping Bridgey Bentley. does not agree with Peter that Bridgey for possible clues as to what Bridgey hawk Charge Account, Blackhawk Time-Payment Account, Master n Bridgey in the meantime thinks he has is dishonest but he decides to have Brid is up too. Bridgey in the meantime, has of killed the masked stranger and is rid gey investigated. once again gone to the Brewster house Charge or Bank Americard .... No C.O.0 . Shipments. of him. to steal the papers concerning Philippa's As each new chapter of THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE to Bridgey does not succeed in stealing Philippa in the meantime goes to her birth. Peter and his reporter friend run er CROSS is released automatically sh ip it to me. Charge it to me the papers but he is not believed to father's study only to find him uncon into some of Bndgey's friends, a fight on my Charge Account as noted below. Start automatic ship- be the guilty party ,n the robbery by scious on the floor. Bridgey phones for starts and the masked stranger appears. or Mr. Brewster. Mr. Brewster believes the police but when they arrive t hey The police also arrive but Peter and ment with Chapter ...... Super 8 er • the masked stranger to be the culprit. find the body gone! Philippa tells the the masked stranger escape. Peter goes ke Peter Hale saves the masked stranger police about Peter Hale having been to the Brewster home to Ii nd Bridgey Name ...... • Standard 8mm. and once again asks the masked stranger to see her father earlier. Peter is arrested Bentley in the safe, they struggle and Address ...... who he is? The masked stranger replies and while in jail a note is passed to Peter is knocked cold. When the police City .... "you will know when you marry the girl him. Peter once again sees the mark arrive Bridgey tells them that Peter was ·.· ...... State ...... Zip ...... of the double cross!" of the double cross on a girl's arm trying to rob the safe Peter is arrested. Blackhawk Blackhawk Charge No...... Time-Payment No...... 810-42-1135, Standard 8mm., 350- 810-42-1136, Standard 8mm., 350- 810-42-1137, Standard 8mm., ,j50- feet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 feet, 14-ozs ...... S12.98 Jeet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 Bank Americard No...... 860-42-1135, Super 8, 400-feet, 860-42-1136, Super 8, 400-feet, 860-42-1137, Super 8, 400-Jeet, Master Charge No...... 14-ozs ...... S14. 98 14-ozs ...... S14. 98 14-ozs ...... S1 4.98 Your Signature ...... THE EXTRA MAN AMERICA AND THE MILK-FED GOES LION THE (1918) OVER starring ART ACORD FUN (slightly abridged) It's Art Acord as Buck Parvin in this 1916 that made the movies so popu \ar a ha If scope of U.S. operations in W.W. I are century ago-trickery. Here through the eye of the camera, adaptation of Charles E. Van Loan's Sa t see Woodrow Wilson ask Congress to part of this upcoming film. FACTORY urd ay Evening Post popular story. As declare war. Watch U.S. preparing the Titan Moving Picture Company's factories, shipyards, men volunteering, chief hero, Art battles everything from basic training camps and ships on the 810-75-0942, Standard Bmm., 1000-- Indians to rustlers, all for the movie 810-30-1124, Standard 8mm., 425- way to join the British fleet. The expe feet, 2-lbs ...... $34. 98 camera. ditionary force of U.S. servicemen ar But in addition to giving Acord fans feet, 14-ozs ...... $12.98 Mack Sennett's Fun Factory was a place rive in France. See training in France and 860-75-0942, Super 8, 1100-feet, a treat, Th e Ex tra Man and The Milk 860-30-1124, Super 8, 475-feet, where wonderful raw material such as eventually you'll see how the U.S. trans S-lbs ...... $39.98 Fed lion also gives an excellent behind custard pies-Keystone Cops- and beau 14-ozs ...... $14.98 ported two million men to enter the con the-scen~s look at early picture making 620-75-0942, 16mm., silent, 2000-- tiful bathing girls were assembled onto 620-30-1124, 16mm. silent, Boo: flict. Battle scenes, U.S. planning, Gen and American's Santa Barbara studio, 6-lbs ...... $149.98 celluloid, packed into cans, and sent forth eral Pershing, war prisoners, the entire with emphasis on that special magic feet, 3-lbs ...... $39. 98 to make the world laugh. The Sennett comedies were rarely subtle. They were usually made up of organized chaos (MEMORIES OF THE SILENT from which not even the stars were ex- STAR S, NO. V) - Pr:!)l')f -- - Turning out two or three comedies a EDISON week took a lot of ingenuity and Sennett had plenty THE MEN Mack Sennett worked hard to make his audiences laugh and his hard work PRIMI- made him a millionaire- until 1929. BEHIND But the loss did not break his spirit, he was satisfied that it had been his for tune to make the world rich in laughter. TIVES THE 810-10-0948, Standard 8mm., 600- feet, 2-lbs ...... $21.98 MEGAPHONE 860-10-0948, Super 8, 650-feet, (1893-1903) with Sidney Olcott, Helen Rowland: Alan Croelllnd, SNnll Owen, Uonel 2-lbs ...... $24.98 Barrymore, Lowell Sherman, Ray Smallwood, Violet Heming, Robert 880-10-1202, Super 8, magnetic Fraser, J. Searle Dawley, Vincent Coleman, Mary AldM, Daniel Carson sound, 500-feet, 2-lbs . . $34.98 Goodman, Hugo Battin, Mabel Battin, Frank Capra, Ben Lyon, Claude Gllllngwater, Victor Maclaglen, John Murray, Anna Q. NIisson, WIiiiam The earliest motion picture subjects from the use of semi-slow motion in an High, J. Bamey Sherry, Maurine Powers. projected were those originally made attempt to cure "the flickers" to the un The Men Behind the Megaphone wielded the creative imagination of the director for use in the Kinetoscopes of penny usual forms that copyright notices took, Dramat immense power over the lives of the was imprinted on the picture and cer arcade days. This fascinating reel con and even early censorship of the screen great fl stars and to work with an important di tain directors became noted for their A most unusual offering. which h tains 9 Edison films in their entirety rector was of great help to a rising star styles, Seldom have you been able to that trace the motion picture from its great , e let. Watch some of Hollywood's finest see some of the top talent in action! very beginning to just before The Great riod. In< at work in behind-the-scenes shots on 810-84-0992, Standard Bmm., 175- of Hartl Train Robbery. the set 1 The director's value has been argued feet, 11-ozs ...... $6. 98 810-66-1013, Standard 8mm., 175- for years by critics and historians, but 860-84-0992, Super 8, 200-feet, In addition to the great variety of sub feet, 11-ozs ...... $6. 98 there is little doubt that without a knowl 11-ozs...... $7. 98 ject matter that formed grist for the early 860-66-1013, Super 8, 200-feet, edgeable man behind the megaphone, cameraman's mill, several technical few of the stars could have become as 620-84-0992, 16mm., silent, 350- innovations appear in the different films- 11-ozs ...... $7.98 important as they did In most cases, feet, 2-lbs ...... $24. 98 H BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 GOLDEN BOOK FILMS® STORYTIME SERIES SUPER 8 COLOR ONLY SILENT FILMS INCLUDE RECORD-MANY AVAILABLE IN MAGNETIC SOUND THE EGG TAWNY SCRAWNY LION THE ODDS AND ENDS Lonely little rabbit finds a beautiful, colored Poor lion. King of the Beasts, was kept PLAYGROUND egg. His efforts to learn what's Inside the egg scrawny because he had to run and run to catch every bite he ate. Little rabbit cures A beautiful story about a modern problem are rewarded when a duckling f inally appears where to play in a crowded city. Danny, THE LONG COUNT and becomes his friend. lion's hunger with carrot stew and lion grows sleek and fat and satisfied. his friends and the people of the neighbor 848-90-0001, Super 8, color, 100-foet hood work hard to create a playground from ...... $11.95 848-90-0007, Super 8, color, 100-feet. $13.95 849·90-0007, Super 8, color, sound, 200- a littered vacant lot, thereby learning what DEMPSEY-TUNNEY 849-90-0002, Super 8, color, sound, 100- working together can accomplish. foet . . . . S20.95 feet...... 523.95 I CAN FLY 848-90-0020, Super 8, color. 200-feel.$13.95 A charming story about a little girl and her TOO MANY BOZOS FIGHT Follow the adventures of Danny as he tries SQUARES ARE NOT BAD make-believe world. Her imagination soars as she pretends to be all sorts of animals to find the perfect pet. After a series of mis By getting all mixed up, the geometric shapes adventures with Bozo, the frog and Bozo, learn that different appearances make no adding fun and fantasy to commonplace (1927) daily experiences. the mouse the story ends happily when difference at all. In fact. differences make 848-90-0008, Super 8, color, 200-feet. $13.95 Bozo, the puppy comes to live with Danny the world a more exciting and interesting 848-90-0014, Super 8, color, 100-feet. $11-95 Jack Dempsey had lost the world heavy place. 849-90-0004, Super 8, color, sound, 200- feet ...... $23.95 PICKEL FOR A NICKEL weight boxing tttle to Gene Tunney on 848-90-0002, Super 8, color, 100-feet $11 .95 Sept. 23. 1926. Dempsey then fought and LITTLE bLACK PUPPY When a boy named William, who likes things won Jack Sharkey and , in an attempt to What does a little boy do when his family noisy, meets Mr Bumble, who likes things regain the title, challenged Tunney to a GREEN EYES rejects h,s puppy, who like most puppies is quiet there is sure to be trouble. William return bout. A happy story about a kitten growing up in noisy, boisterous and full of mischief? The teaches Mr. Bumble's quiet parrot to speak, Tunney got the decision after ten the country. The kitten experiences the sur story tells, in simple terms, of the boy's ef much to Mr. Bumble's annoyance. But the rounds, but the fiRht became The Classic prise and wonder of seasonal changes and forts to save his puppy and how his love and story ends happily when William gets the because of the "long count" in the sev the excitement of meeting, and making understanding help puppy to grow up into parrot and Mr Bumble gets some quiet. enth round. Tunney went to the floor friends with the farm animals. The film a well-behaved dog. 848-90-0015, Super 8, color, 200-feot. $13.95 and Dempsey, slow in retiring to a neu conveys a happy mood, one of wonder and 848-90-0008, Super 8, color, 200-fHt. 513_95 l'49-90-0006, Super 8, color, sound, 200- tral corner, caused the referee to delay appreciation for the world and its creatures. 848-90-0009, Super 8, color, sound, 200- feet ...... _ . . . _ ...... $23.95 the count. 848-90-0003, Super 8, color, 100-foet. $11.95 feet ...... _ ...... $23.95 DRAGON IN A WAGON A colorful f ilm full of bouncy rhymes. ,. This film is presented just as ii appear 849-90-0003, Super 8, color, sound, 100- WHAT IF ed at thousands of theatres around the feot. _ ...... $20.95 Almost all children, at one time or another, together words which are fun to say , create world in 1927. have had the fun of imagining the improbable humorous pictures to delight the imagina and the impossible. This highly amusing tion-a king in a swing, a whale in a jail, a 810-69-1205, Standard 8mm., 500- JONATHAN AND THE DRAGON nonesense rhyme contemplates all sorts of dragon in a wagon. feet, 2-lbs ...... $21.98 A charming film about a small boy who man absurdities 848-90-0016, Supers, color, 200-feot. $13.95 ages to oust an unwanted dragon after the 848-90-0010;..SuperB, color, 200-feet. 513.95 849·90-0005, Super 8, color, sound, 200- 860-69-1205, Super 8, 550-feet, wisest men in the town fail to do so. It con THE LARuE AND GROWLY BEAR feet ...... 523.95 2-lbs ...... S24. 98 veys in a delightful manner, that children A bear that is large and growly ought to be FAWN BABY should be heard as well as seen. frightening, too. But try as he might, the bear This delightful story, about a fawn growing 848-90-0004, Super 8, color, 100-fHt. $11.95 in Wapakeneta Woods couldn't frighten any up in the woods, will have young viewers of the forest creatures. Children will be sitting on the edge of their seats. The lessons amused at the surprise ending, when the bear he learns at his mother's side prepare him GEORGE, THE GENTLE GIANT finally does succeed in scaring somebody to live happily and safely in his sometimes Can a giant be happy in his hilltop castle, himself. dangerous world. surrounded by worldly goods? Not without 848•90-0011, Super 8, color, 200-fHI. $13.95 848-90-0017, Super 8, color, 200-feet. $13.95 friends, and the villagers are afraid of 849-90-0001, Super 8, sound, color, 200- George, though he is a gentle and affection SYLVESTER feet ...... $23.95 ate giant. Youngsters will sympathize with Sylvester, a little mouse who loved music, George the lonely giant who has no play• NO TALKING lived quite happily in his grassy meadow Lester, unable to say a word because he has mates, and rejoice when he finally wins the amid musical winds. brooks and birds. Then, laryngitis, manages to buy a birthday present friendship of the village children. as the city gradually made inroads on his for his mother. The shopping trip turns out 848-90-0005, Super 8, color, 200-feot. $13.95 country home, he was forced to move away. to be confusing and amusing as Lester draws Children will be charmed to discover how pictures and goes through a series of pan• Sylvester ended up becoming probably the IF I WERE tomime motions to get across his message. world's first guitar-playing mouse. This fun-filled film puts the young viewer's 848·90-0012, Super 8, color, 700-feet. $13.95 848·90-0018, Super 8, color, 200-feet. $13.95 imagination into play. A small boy wonders LITTLE DOG LOST NUMBERS ARE EVERYWHERE how it would be to be different animals A real detective story as two boys set out to A bright array of animals, vehicles, toys and 'lf I were" a turtle, a hippo, an owl, He weighs solve the mystery of the disappearance of assorted objects combine to show children advantages and disadvantages, and finally de their dog. A variety of "clues" lead them on that numbers are everywhere-candles on a cides that there is no life as pleasant and an adventurous chase until they find the elu birthday cake, windows in a building, auto satisfying as that of a small boy. sive puppy waiting at home. mobiles passing by, airplanes overhead. 848-90-0008, Super 8, color, 100-fHt. $11.95 848-90-0013, Super 8, color, 200-fHI. $13.95 848•90-0019, Super 8, color, 200-feet. $13.95 GOING ROMANCE- TO KEYSTONE CONGRESS STYLE (1924) (1912-14) THE JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE starring WILL ROGERS (A GROCERY CLERK'S ROMANCE & A FLIRT'S MISTAKE) with Ford Sterling, Roscoe Arbuckle with Marie Mosquini, Mollie Thompson, Jack Ackroyd OF SEPTEMBER 1, Always in the air, Keystone romance ages while A Flirt's Mistake follows the took a great variety of forms but never misadventures of the married man who 810-09-1047, Standard 8mm., 400- without a chuckle at the institution of can't stay away from other women. 1923 Things look so bad for the party in the marriage. Here are two brief peeks at in the upcoming election that it runs feet, 14-ozs ...... 112.98 the irreverent Keystone attitude toward Will as the candidate. A slip of the tongue 860-09-1047, Super 8, 475-feet, AmeriCan courtship and marriage. 810-13-1186, Standard 8mm., 250- One of t he great disasters of the twen and he wins heading for the Amusement 14-ozs...... 114.98 Split reel comedies required little Jeet, 11-ozs ...... 17.98 tieth century was the Japanese earth· Center of the world - Washington, D C , more than a slender plot line to put quake of Sept. 1, 1923 which destroyed an d a new career 620-09-1047, 16mm. silent, 825- across a particular idea and no comedy 860-13-1186, Super mm., 250- most of the city of Tokyo and Yokohama feet, 3-lbs ...... 139.98 company was better equipped to work Jeet, 11-ozs ...... 18.98 It left 99,331 dead, 103,733 injured, and with the concept. The Grocery Clerk's 620-13-1186, 16mm. silent, 450- 43,476 missing. Romance pokes fun at hasty remarri- As in the San Francisco earthquake feet, 2-lbs ...... 129. 98 of 1906, most of the loss of life and property was not caused directly by the earthquake, but from the great fires that followed. MELIES-AT No motion picture exists of the earth quake happening, or of the height of M EET THE the fires that followed. What we do have are scenes of the aftermath of the dis THE OPERA aster photographed by -.~~ ~, men who were able to penetrate the cor FOLKS don of martial law. These are presented here with titles very closely following AND the text of the contemporary newsreels. 810-66-1232, Standard 8mm., 175- (1927) ELSEWHERE Jeet, 11-ozs ...... 16. 98 860-66-1292, Super 8, 220-feet, (1904) 11-ozs...... 17. 98 In Faust and M1r1uerlte 1904, Melies ments. In Au Clair de la Lune 1904, 620-66-1232, 16mm., silent, 375- follows the story line of Gounod's opera Pierrot serenades his lady from the feet, 2-lbs ...... 124. 98 starring scene by scene, from Mephistopheles' garden and Is set upon by the servants inital appearance in Faust's study to of the house at the instigation of (pre the prison scene, where Faust is taken sumably) her father. He is rescued by 88 JIMMIE ADAMS, GAYLE LLOYD to hell and Marguerite e BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 33 Sileftt Western Features & Short Suhje~ts · ··' •• ' • • • - • ' • " '• ~000000000000~0000000000~0000~~~~00~~ Bill Patton in RANCHERS & RASCALS FLASHING STEEDS LEO 0. MALONEY l. l. l. I. ,. ' l. t J. Jl a. J &. • Li'C1.~LiJ[i][i][i][iJ[iJ[i] Take an international jewel thief and his lady A runaway wife, two malicious neighbors and accomplice, add a cowbOy detective working a small baby interrupt Leo's peaceful life on Feature Films Short Films undercover, throw in lots of action in a clever the ranch. He's about to marry the local belle, plot to steal a pearl, mix witti a western setting but rumors, innuendos and circumstances Tom Mix of Tom Mix and you have Lightning Steeds. (192S) nearly break up his plans in this comic-drama of 810-49-0934, Standard 8mm., 800-feet, 2- of the West. (1924) 11 ~~~[i]~CiJ[i JCiJ[L lbs. $27.98 810-49-1075, Standard 8mm., aso-feet, l- l. l. l I. I. I. ' L . l a.· 860-49-0934, Super 8, 900-feet, 2-lbs. $31.98 ibs. S27.91 AN ARIZONA WOOING 860-49-1075, Super 8mm., 925-feet, 2-lbs. S31.91 620-49-1075, 16mm. solent, 1700-feet, 5-lbs. S99.91 A sheepman in cattle country, Tom isn't Bob Steele in e,cactly popular. To make matters worse, he's G. M. Anderson in courting a cattleman's daughter and when the TEXAS COWBOY Citizen's Committee decides to run him off, it's Dick Carlyle arrives home from school to find THE SON-OF-A-GUN his mother married to Brute Kettle and the high action and suspense. {1915) When The Son-of-a-Gun comes to town, they 810-31-0370, Standard &mm., 200-feet, 11- ranch under a tight thumb. His presence is not set up the bar and everybody had better drink. ozs. S6.98 desired, but Dick sticks around long enough to He's a loveable cuss, but a bit onary and after 860-31-0113, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ou. S7 .98 Ken Maynard in find a rope and reason to use it, Kettle's hold on an altercation at a dance social, the citizens of 620-31-0158, 16mm. silent, 440-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 the ranch is broken and our hero can now turn Placer County decide he's overstayed his $50,000 REWARD his attention to Edna in a fast-moving finale. welcome. Escorting him to the county line, all LOCAL COLOR When Tex Sherwood (Ken Maynard) rides into (1929) agree that should he return, they'll shoot him. with VICTORIA FOR OE Ntontana on business, little does he know how B10-49-0999, Standard Bmm., 900-feet, 2- But that doesn't worry The Son.of-a-Gun, The daughter of the sheriff's friend is a writer valuable and dangerous are the papers he lbs. $34.98 who proceeds to initiate Pinto County to h is I who needs "local color" for her western story. holds. Banker Asa Holman knows Tex's land 160-49-099', Super 8, 1000-feet, 2-lbs. $39.98 presence. Fate has it in for our friend, Tom and the bays decide to give her a deed is on property where a million dollar dam however, and when he holds up the crooked gambling hall to regain the money won from a 112.91 riproaring time, but Tom gets more than he is under construction. He offers Buck Brom starrinq TOM MIX with BESSIE EYTON field and his gang a SS0,000 reward to get Tex young friend, he's off and running back to 139.tf bargains for. (1916) Tom ii cast as the pony express rider who 810-31-0462, Standard &mm., 22S-feet, 11- and the papers. Tex does some fast and fancy Place( County. Returning the money to a 1 forsakes the Pony express business to ac =· UD riding to outwit the gang who is after him. The grateful boy, his reward is a shot in the back as company his sweetheart, Sally Madison 620-31-0170, 16m m. silent, 4S0-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 gang finally apprehends Tex, and Buck pays tr.e posse arrives. (1919) ~(Bessie Eyton) Into the tar west to join her the men at the dam to strike so Carolyn's 110-49-0996, Standard 8mm., 900-feet, l- father. There are running fights, encounters father will not finish construction on time and ibs. $34.H between the Indians and other wagon trains, a lose his bonus. Tex gets away ... just in time to 860-49-0996, Super 8, 975-feet, 3-lbs. $39.91 buffalo stampede and amazing equestrian [LJ[i][i][i][i]u.J[i][i]['i] save the dam and rescue Carolyn and her teats by Tom which a reviewer of the day said father in this action-packed western drama of "would probably never be repeated again in the old West. (1924) moving pictures." Our abridged version, much Feature Films 810-49-0935, Standard &mm., 875-feet, l- THE VIRGINIAN as it appeared in the 1920's gives considerable ibs. $34.91 flavor of the early and major work of that Other Stars 860-49-0935, Super 8, 950-leet, 2-lbs. $39.91 with KENNElH HARLAN, FLORENCE famous western star, Tom Mix. (1914) VIDOR, PATO'MALLEY 620-49-093S, 16mm. silent, 1750-feet, 6- 110-51-0495, Standard 8mm., 525-feet, 2- [i][iJ[iJ[i][i][iJ[i][i][iJ lbs. $124.98 The story of a Southerner transplantea ro lbs. $21.98 Wyoming, in the 1870's. The Virginian placed a 160-51-0296, Super 8, 57S-leet, 2-lbs. $24.98 heavy emphasis upon a man's code of honor 620-51-0193, 16mm. silent, 1050-teet, 4-lbs. $74.98 THE SKY PILOT Bill Cody in and its effect on the I ives of those around him. JOHN BOWERS, COLLEEN MOORE This version of the Virginian is effectively done Ch, THE LA W'S LASH THE LAW AND THE OUTLAW Thrill with Colleen Moore and John Bowers in BORN TO BATI'LE against magnificent Western backgrounds. pet, tance. KLONDIKE TOM MIX and MYRTLE STEDMAN this 1921 melodrama adapted from Ralph Billy Cowan and his girl are caught in the (1923) all every 810-49-0425, Standard amm., 1325-feet, 3. A fugitive from justice, Dakota Joe (lbm Mix) Connor's popular romance of the West; which middle, as the smoldering embers of a bitter 20 \,t,and, Hidden deep in the North Woods, a cache of lbL "1~8 hires out as a ranch hand and falls in love with ends with a bloodcurdling roundup and year feud are suddenly fanned into flame on sm J:IOker. stolen furs and a crooked factor furnish the his 21st birthday. But young Cowan's fight for 860-49-0237, Super 8, 1450-feet, 3-lbs. $47.98 the rancher's daughter. Injured 'M'lile saving stampede. motivation for this fast-moving adventure car her life on the round-up, Joe is recognized by life uncovers a startling truth which ends the 620-49-0264, 16mm. silent, 26SO-feet, 9. Recreated for the screen by a young King story of the RCMP and a dog who solves the the sheriff and taken away. On the trip back to feud forever! lbs. $149.98 Vidor, still a few years away from recognition case almost single-pawed. Klondike demon prison Joe makes a daring escape and begins a Born To Battle has production values beyond as one of the silent screen's master directors, slrates why he was Rin-Tin-Tin's closest ha"Zardousride to-freedom. An unusual ending those of the average western of its time, and and starring a near-unknown Colleen Moore at competitor during the hayday of the canine is in store fora Tom Mix film. (1913) holds up far better today than many of its the beginning of a career which would acclaim pictures in the late 20's, furnishing thrills and contemporaries. {1927) 810-51-0807, Sta"naara 11mm., 600-teef, l- action galore for the matinee audience. (1928) ibs. $21.98 her as one of the 20's top feminine stars. ( 1921 ). 810-49-0911, Standard &mm., 875-feet, l- TURN PAGE FOR 810-49-0902, Standard 8mm., 950-feet, 2- 860-51-0434, Super 8, 675-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 810-49-0908, Standara &mm., 1075-feet, l- ibs. $34.98 lbs. SJ• .98 '620-51-0333, 16mm., silent, 1200-teet, 5. ibs. $34.98 860-49-0911, Super 8, 950-leet, 2-lbs. $39.98 MORE WESTERNS 860-49-0902, Super B, 1050-feet, 2-lbs. $39.98 lbs. $74.98 860-49-0908, Super 8, 1300-feet, 2-lbs. $39.98 Ci] uJ uJ uJ uJ uJ uJuJ uJ Si ·· Short Films Silent Serials :.· Various Stars Chapters · a.J(tJ uJfiJCilf,J[i l CilCa. ,,. BRONCHO BILLY AND THE GREASER AUGUSTUS CARNEY Th is film is presented here much as i t was [E MARIN SAIS and JACK HOXIE uJ uJ uJ uJuJ LiJuJ[I] Love makes a man do st range things, even originally seen by audiences at the t ime Of its swapping h is horse for a new fangled car! But Negotiable bonds, a crooked bank teller and a AWAY TO stolen r eceipt combine to give the Ameri can initial r elease in October 1914. even though he's now a match for his rival, THE UNDERWORLD [jJ[j][j][jJ[jJ[j][j][iJ[iJ Gir l (Marin Sais ) a S25,000 headache in this After stopping a half-breed from bothering Ike's attempt to impress Betty fails miserably ( 9th Cha pier .• ep isOde from Kalem's last series. There's also Margueri te. Billy comes upon an exhausted old WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY) ina hilarious escapade of early autoing. (1911 ) the " Man from Tia juana", who's double derelict by the roadside. Wh ile attending the 810-30-0574, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - identity keeps the viewer guessing right up to old man in his cabin, Billy is trapped by the MARY FULLER and CHARLES OGLE Serial Sequences ou. $6 .98 half-breed and almost becomes a victim of Mary's testimony send her uncle to jail. But the end and a youthful Hart (Jack Hox ie) for vengeance. ( 1914) 860-30-0086, Super a, 27S-feet, 11-ou. S7.98 dyed in.the-wool western fans. (1917) her treacherous foster father reveals his true 810-30-0813, Standard Imm., 37S-feel, 14• 810-36-0J60, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - colors and Mary's only way out of the trap is a BLAZING THE TRAIL ozs. $6 .98 [iJ[i][iJ[iJ[i][i] [iJ[iJ[iJ ozs. $12.91 makeshift bedsheet rope. Thrill again with the FRANCIS FORD 860-36-0173, Super I, 22S-feet, 11-ozs. $7 .98 sequence 160-30-0440, Sup•r I, 42S-feet, 14-ozs. $14.91 first Serial Queen as ,she defies death and Perils of It's " wagons westward" for the Cooper family 620.36-0204, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 11 -ozs. $24.98 THRILLS FROM "THE danger in her quest for justice. (1913) " Plunder and the l ong jou rney through Indian country is 810,42-0979, Standard 8mm., 225-feet, 11 . LIGHTNING RAIDER" Hazards no place for the weak. An Indian attack = · a98 And Other Pa the Cliff-Hangers "The Fla decimates the settlers and sets the situation 860.42-0979, Super 8, 2S0-feet, 1 J.<,zs. $7.98 for valiant rescue. ( 1912) In addition to two thrilling sequences from " The S 810-30-0733, Standard Imm., 225-feet, 1 I- "The Lightning Raider" in Which Pearl White " Queen Congo," on, ~H starred late in 1918 and early In 1919, you'll see Lighten, • H0-30-0350, Super 8, 250-feet, 11 -ozs. 58.91 HIS REGENERATION exciting highlights from "The Iron Claw", thrilling 630-30-0403, 16mm. optical sound with With a Cameo Appearance "The Shielding Shadow" , "The Fatal Ring", were like narration and silent movie piano ac by CHARLIE CHAPLIN "The Tiger's Trail", " The Third Eye", "White companiment, 400-feet, 2-lbs. 524.91 AT THE MERCY OF Eagle" and "Timber Queen". 810-42-0 ;:aught in the act of robbery, G. M . Anderson 810-42-0343, Standard 8mm. 27S-feet, 14- lbs. and h is partner argue. A struggle follows and THE FLAMES ozs. $9.91 Anderson k ills him. When the g irl he tried to ( A Chapter from "The Woman in Grey") 860-42-0034, Super 8, JOO-feel, 1-lb. rob offers to accept responsibility for his act, $11.91 starring ARLINE PRETTY he decides to reform . (1 915) 110-36-0698, Slandard 8mm., 22S-feet, 11 . The seventh instal lment of this prOduction, this THE SHERIFF OF = · ~98 chapter is 0resented in its entirety, a_nd has STONE GULCH 8'0-36-0293, Super 8, 2S0-feel, 11 -ozs. $7.98 some thrilling action in a mansion fitted with RUTH ROLAND 620.36-028S, 16mm. silent, 450-feet, 2-lbs. $24.91 secret doors-automobile chases-the mad A blundering sheriff, a bank robbery and a pursuit of an open trolley car-and the capture case of m istaken ident ity set the stage for this and binding of a beautiful blonde heroine in a fast moving western . Heroic Ruth saves the building deliberately set on fire. (1919) day with her qu ick thinking and hard riding, 110.42-0336, Standard Imm., 400.feet, 14- and the surprise twist will leave you breathless ozs $12.91 with exci tement ( 1913 ) U0-42-0599, Super 8, 450-teeT, I-lb. $14.91 110-JU-0654, sianoard amm., 225-feet, 11- ~L ~98 THE FOUR GUN BANDIT 860-30-0213, Super a, 2S0-feel, 11-ozs. S7.91 PETE MORRISON 620-30-0242, 16mm. silent, 4S0-feet, 2-lbs. $24.91 Martha needed S200 for an operation to save her father's l ife; the cookie jar was empty. But [jJ THE PURPLE DAGGER 'Nh ile the sheriff was sell irg his belong ings to [i J[uCiJL1.lCi.JCil u.JCi raise the money, a mysterious bandit ap. (Chapter Two of "The EXCERPTS FROM "THE peared, striking terror in the ne1ghborho0d Short Films Trail Of The Octopus") LURE OF THE CIRCUS" (1919) ' starring BEN WILSON with EDDIE POLO, MOLLY 810.JC-0431, Standard smm., 37S-feet, 14- MALONE, EILEEN SEDGEWICK ozs. G. M. Anderson SUbjects deal ing w i th the supernatural were In and CHARLES HILL MAILES $12.98 vogue during the 1919-1921 period and " The With a circus background as well as the at- Ci-; 1i ~Cl.7 u.l[iJ[iJCiJ[iJ[i Trail of the Octopus" leaned quite heavily in mosphere of a booming oil field, the highlights from on LOST, STRA YEO that direction. As the noted criml nologist' revolve around Eddie Polo as " Eddie attracti OR STOLEN BRONCHOBILLY'S NAKED H1\NDS Carter Holmes, Ben WIison attempted to foil Somers", the. hero, part owner of the Great seat SUS LEO MALONEY SENTENCE the evil plot Of the mysterious " Monsieur X" , . Western Circus and a trapeze artist of some segment Strap on the s, x- guns - Broncho Billy r ides Leo's in solid with Pauline, but lne matter Of a A fugit ive f rom 1usT1ce, Bi lly seeks refuge d r on Seal Island, which, Of couhe, deeply in ;,._, ~ie,putl!t, -who f inds himself the m iddle-man in nine of ' again! A tenderfoot lured Billy's wife to the small debt to her father r emains to be settled. Virginia's ranch and is wounded in t he at volved Neva Gerber. Chapteri One and Two • one-near d isastrous situation after another as cerpt fr sinful c ity just before he struck it r ich and now It takes a black-hearted foreman and a lost tempt. E scaping to the home Of the m inister, left the hero and heroine in deadl\l peril. But he fights not only for his share of the circus Eddie Po child to straighten things out in this heart. he is nursed back to health and decides to there's revenge in the air as he heads for the Vt/e've been able to add on t~ opening agail'}St almost insurmountable odds, but takes wtiohad warm ing western drama. (1923) reform in a surprise ending. big town. (1918) sequences from Chapter Three. " Face to ~nemies of his father who seek to ruin the Albatross 110-30.0940, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14- 810-36-0602, Standard 8mm., 200-feel, 11 - 810-36-1129, Standard smm., 4S0-feet, 14- Face" , to bring this excellent example of the elder mB'f"l's good luck in an oil field venture. desperat ~L ~98 silent " Cliff-Hanger" to its conclusion. (1919) (1919 l captain ozs. $12.91 ozs . $12 .98 860-36-018S, Super a, 22S,feet, 11-ozs. S7,98 810-42-0594, Standard 8mm., 500-feet, 1- 810-42:0361, Standard smm., ISO-feet, 2- 110-42-04 8'0-30.0940, Super 8, 4S0-feet, 14-ozs. $14,98 860.36-1129, Super 8, soo.feet, 14-ozs. S14 .98 620-36-0248, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 lb. $12,98 lb , 620-36-1129, 16mm. silent, 975~feet, 3-lbs. $39 .98 529.91 860-42-0136, Super 8, SSO.feet, 2-lbs, $14.98 ,. 860-42-0582, Super 8, 9S0.feet, 2-lbs. -f- $33 .9• • More Silent Serials THE STORY OF THE SILENT SERIALS with PEARL WHITE, RUTH ROLANO, MARY FULLER, HELEN HOLMES, HELEN GIBSON, HERBERT RAWLINSON, HOUDINI, BEN WILSON, NEVA GERBER, WALTER MILLER, ETHELYN CLAIRE, THE REPTILE UNDER :£ [ l..JL_l._ La.J_J. -l. Ll. [-..J 1,_ JACQUELINE LOGAN, BORIS THE FLOWERS KARLOFF, AL WILSON, with CRANE WILBUR and PAUL PANZER -Other Pearl AND MANY OF THE OTHER SERIAL Although ever so many chapters of the " Perils FAVORITES OF THE LATE TEENS of Pauline" had appeared prior to "lhe AND EARLY TWENTIES. Reptile Under the Flowers" and Pauline White Serials seemed set on a successful career before In "The Story of the Silent Serials" you find marriage, she and Harry were now making , 1. · 1.- •i - :--~ ,_i ____a. _ Ci -, .,- 1. . sequences of many great serials such as "The wedding plans. Koerner, feeling that Pauline's Perils of Pauline," " Pearl of the Army," fortune is finally going to escape him, enlists THE DEATH RAY " Plunder," "What Happened to Mary?" "The the help of Balthazar. But there is some Hazards of Helen," "Ruth of the Rockies," THE AERIAL WIRE plotting with gypsies in which one is woun~ed, (A Chapter from "The "The Flame Fighter," "The Master Mystery," w,th CRANE WILBUR and PAU!,- PANZER and the wife vows vengeance--not against Exploits of Elaine") "The Shielding Shadow," "Officer 444," In the continuing effort to gain the Marvin Koerner, but against Paulin~and plants a with CREIGHTON HALE "Queen of the Northwoods," "King of the fortune for himself by disposing of Pauline, "viper " in a basket of flowers to be given to and SHELDON LEWIS conga," "The Eagle's Talons," and " The Koerner arranged with a band of gypsies to our heroine. (1914) Lightening Raider"-all interwoven into a trap her and Harry in an abandoned cellar by THE FLOATING COFFIN 810-43-0366, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14• An early example of the science-fiction type of thrilling presentation of what the silent serials $11.98 the river. The plan is to dynamite the cellar with PAUL PANZER and CRANE WILBU~ 015 . subject. Although pretty elementary science were like! wall, allowing the river• to flood in and drown Pauline goes to a watery grave in This on~ 860-4 3-0229 , Super 8, 450-teet, 14-on. $14.98 fiction, this film is a vivid example of tl",e great 810-42-0800, Standard 8mm., 625-feet, 2- the captives. All goes according to plan, but almost! Taking boy friend Harry's boat for a strides being made in the movie industry at the 521.98 lbs. Harry and Pauline outwit death by swimming short spin, engine trouble develops and the time - particularly when compared to "The S24.H un.•,.0•21. Suoer I, 67S-feet, 2-lbs. under the water and up into the chimney. boat stalls in The u. S. Navy's target range. Perils of Pauline" which preceded it. (1915) Pauline and Harry attempt to escape their Boat full of holes and sinking fast-Pauline ties 810-43-0207, Standard &mm., 400-feet, 14- clutches by spanning an aerial wire across the a note to her dog's neck and sends him ashore 015, $11.98 river. Cut by the villain as they reach mid to safety. Pauline does survive, and after this THROUGH AIR AND FIRE 860-43-0595, Super a, 450-feet, 14-ois. $14.98 point, the wire drops both into the river, but narrow escape decides to dispense with ad with CRANE WILBUR and PAUL PANZER scrambling out safely, they make their escape venture anP marry Harry! (1914) Here is the first chapter of the serial that in Harry's car and return to the Marvin 810-43-0311, Standard amm., JOO-feet, 14• started it all! In this first episode, Pauline is $12.98 rnansion. (1914) ozs . left by the passing of her guardian, with her THE HOODED HELPER 810-43-0505, Standard amm., JOO-feet, 14- 860 -43-0596, Super a, 350-feet, 14-01s. S14.98 fortune in the hands of the shady Koerner, who (A ozs. $12.91 has one prime purpose in tif~to do away with Chapter from marr &60-43-0297, Super 8, 350.-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 Pauline and get the fortune for himself. "The Iron Claw") tune. 620-43-0175, 16mm. silent, 600-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 Pauline is cast loose in a balloon high above with CREIGHTON HALE school the Hudson River and the Jersey Palisades beach THE BROKEN WING GODDESS OF THE and-rescued from this peril-is kidnapped, and SHELDON LEWIS The fourth of the famous Pearl White serials, her a CRANE WILBUR and PAUL PANZER FAR WEST taken to an abandoned house, and left to burn "The Iron Claw" showed slicker and more she is NY:Jre dirty work on the part of Pauline's with CRANE WILBUR and PAUL PANZER to death in the fire set by her abductor. (19141 nativ guardian, Koerner, who is attempting to do In this wild adventure tale, Pauline arnves in etaborate production. This episode, "The army away with her so that her entire fortune will be fv4Dntana to visit a friend-and to recuperate 810-43-0511 , Standard &mm., 600-feet, 2- Hooded Helper", is filled with sinister With his. This time, he's encouraging Pauline to from her harrowing experiences in her first lbs. S14.98 characters, Oriental armor, mysterious she is CLIFF-HANG1NG MOMENTS accompany a famous aviator in a demon " Peril". But she hardly leaves the railroad 860-43-0137, Super I, 650-teet, 1-lbs. S17.98 sliding panels, thrown daggers! But Pauline survives it all! (1916) clima FROM THE SERIALS stration flight and after getting Pauline's station when she is snatched by some villains 620-43-0209, 16mm. silent, 1200-feet, 4-lbs. S49.98 810-30- with WILLIAM DUNCAN, EDITH approval and making the arrangements, also and carried off to a new adventure with the 810-43-0280, Standard 8mm., 425-feet, 14- JOHNSON, ARLINE PRETTY, takes care of having one of the wing braces on Indians! (1914) 015. S12.98 ~~:JoJ HENRY G. SELL, EDDIE POLO the plane cut, almost to the breaking point. 810-43-0229, Standard 8mm., 47S-feet, l 620-JO> Scenes from " The Steel Trail" (1923), a fifteen (1914) ibs. S14.98 chapter serial which had William Duncan cast 810-43-0508, Standard 8mm., JOO.feet, 11- 860-43-0090, Super 8, 550-feet, 2-lbs. S17 .H lo as a hard-punching construction engineer, are ozs. S12 .98 620-43-0045,. 16mm. silent, 9S0-feet, 4-lbs. $49.911 PERILS FROM "PLUNDER" Ille from one of Universal's primitive coming 860-43-0224, Super a, 325-feet, 14-ozs. S14.91 THE TRAGIC PLUNGE A story of a NYC skyscraper beneath which a A new bv attraction trailers of the period. Edge-of-the. This unusually good chapter is longer than fabulous treasure was hidden. Learning of the ltat,an 'Tie seat suspense is created in the climactic most and has a story thread that's easier to secret hoard, a mysterious villian attempted to counte his THE PIRATE'S TREASURE segment from " Burning Strands", .chapter DEADLY TURNING foll ON than most. The story has to do with a secure all the stock in the building, including federn,1he nine of 11 A Woman in Grey" (1919). The e>C with PAUL PANZER and CRANE WILBUR with PAUL PANZER and CRANE WILBUR 1NOman spy, Miss de Yagow, who is out to that belonging to Pearl. But with the help of but is !!dS cerpt from Captain Kidd" (1922), in which Pauline is at it again In this adventure with Unlike the later chapter plays or "cliff. capture inside information on U.S. sub Warren Krech as the mysterious Mr. Jones, culm, sa Eddie Polo played the role of a wealthy man pirates and a treasure of some substantial marines. As the story progresses, Pauline is Pearl sought to beat the villian at his own she set lhe who had been shanghaied aboard the ship, the hangers" this early serial is made up of proportions. Of course, Pauline can get into game. After chapters of harrowing adventure calJ tor a Albatross, has Eddie and the boat's crew in a related episodes, each complete in itself. one thrilling encounter after another at the invited aboard the submarine which is then "Deadly Turning" has Pearl cast as a wealthy and narrow escapes, Pearl fell into the most bring tl·me desperate battle with _the notorious pirate. drop of a hat, and that is exactly what happens sunk by a bomb to the harbor bottom. (191') industrialist's daughter Who wishes to compete famous of all perilous traps. (1922) ring. ( 1Ual captain Kidd, and his ba,!ld of cutthroats. in this one! 810-43-0278, Standard Imm., 37S-feet, 14- in a cross country automobile race. (19U) 810.-43-1169, Standard amm., 275-feet, 14- 810-30-1 110,.2-0421, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11- 810-43-1147, Standard Imm., 275-feet, 14- ozs. $12 .91 ozs. ou. U.98 110-43-0109, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - 860.. 3-0116, Super I, 400-feet, 1-lb. S14.91 oz:s. sn.H 015. Sl.91 860-30-11.!I 860-42-0017, Super I, 1:15-feel, 11-0IS. S7,99 015, 860-43-1169, Super JOO-feet, S14.91 U0-42-1147, Super I, 300-feet, 14-01s. Sl0.91 620_.J.oo,o, 16mm. silent, 750-feet, J-lbs. S39.H I, 14-ou. 620-30-11.!I ,20,..12-0106, 16mm. silent, 400-teet, 2~1bs. $24.tl uo.43-006S, Super I, 225-feet, 12-ou.. "·"S7.H 36 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pictorial History of the 20th Century ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The sub-tltles have alternate German and Ci][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i] THE SELIG-TRIBUNE, Italian texts in addition to the English and The Innocent Years No. 21, 1916 were, it Is surm ised, for the benefit of foreign. Early A complete individual issue of one of the ear1y born movie patrons in the Uni ted States rather CHAPTER III, SECURITY, newsreels. than for the exPOrt market. SUFFRAGETTES AND MOving picture newsreels first appeared In 810-72-0710, Standard Imm., 225-feet, 11- SHOW BUSINESS Newsreels 1911 . In January, 1916. The Selig-Tribune ~L ~91 Th is chapter gives us William Howard Taft, began. This Issue No . 21 of 1916 Is complete and 860-72-0330, Super 8, 250-feet, 11-ozs. $7.91 Teddy Roosevelt's hand-p icked successor in ~[i]Ci.Jli:![i:JuJCi~LLu:; in the form In which It was originally released. 620-72-0299, 16mm. silent, 450-leet, 2-lbs. $24.91 the Wh i te House. As for fashion, " How (." charm ing they all were in their picture hats and organdies! " The suffrag ettes w ere KINOGRAMS Here's dismissed by some as a band of silly, ex cited, early 1920's throug exaggerated women - but look what they Of the brought about in social change. This was the Kinograms appeared on the scene about the time of World War I. f irst be ing released thrOU tim e of Lillian Russell - and from the Palace The Golden Twenties through the exchanges of World Film Cor Th S in New York to the thousands of tank tC7N'ns versa from coast to coast , the theatre meant poration. CHAPTER I-THE the U vaudev ille - but vaudeville's dancing days This collector's edition being offered by DQUGHBOYS COME HOME lo ow were numbered because of something called Blackhawk is ed ited from several issues of CHAPTERI Kinograms from the early 1920'5 and gives an SO idier s returning from worlo war r ,ou11d a w, s th e mov ing picture which , overnight, became complete ly changed America. The frantic AMERICA INDUSTRIALIZES authentic and st ill int eresting pi cture of what a new form of mass entertainment. sea rching for "som ething new and exci ting" Her e is the fir st of a four-chapter film pic 810-76-0847, Standard Imm., 32S-feet, 14- th is newsreel was like. 810·72-0941 , Standard amm., 200.feet, 11 - brought a turning po int in Amer ican history- a tur i ng Amer ica in the early y ears of the ozs. $12.91 decade that wou ld be rem embered as " The twent ieth centur y - years of great change and $14.98 = · "~ 860 -76-0485 , Super 8, 350-feet, 14-ozs . 860-72-0941 , Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 Golden Twenties." dyna mic progress - when we wer e a nation of 810-76 -0382 , Standard Imm., 125-fee-t, 11 - 67,000 ,000 people. 620-72-0941, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 You' ll see New York Ci t y which O. Henry = · ~~ 860 -76-0043 , Super 8, 250-feet, 14-ots. SB .98 ca lled " Bagdad on the Subway." The af THE MUTUAL WEEKLY, termath of M c K inley's assassination w ith CHAPTERII- Theodore Roosevelt assuming the Presidency, No. 109 (1917) PRESIDENTS AND POLITICS o zs the f actor y towns springing up absorbi ng the The Mutual Weekly No . 109, is the issue PoliflC: s were never oul l dunng tne twem1es. CHAPTER IV-SPORTS in 860. 7 torrent of immigrants, mass product ion , the released to the theatres on January 31, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson 's plan tor forming automobi le. Rare motion p ictures of sixty and just two months before America's entry into a League of Nations was defeated in a f ight led the TWENTIES seventy years ago! World War 1. This issue reflects America's by Senator Henry CabOt Lodge, Sr. and in During the Twent ies , t he incr eased leisu,..e 810-76-0845, Standard Imm., JU-feet, 14- preoccupation with the war then raging in l 920 's presidential campaign, Warren G. time of the American public gave added im Harding, Republican senator from Ohio, and petus to the sports world and - from baseball 01s. $12.91 Europe and its preparedness for entry into that Wlh war. Shown are sequences the Serbian Army his running mate, Cal vin Cool idge, moved into to boxing - the heroes made headline news• 160-76~0483, Super I, 3S0~feet, 14•0lS. $14.91 of beCO in the Balkans, the launching of the dread Washinqton w ith hiQh hooes. 810-76-0385 , Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - 810-76-0313, Standard Imm., 22S-feet, 11- sofa CHAPTER II-GOOD TIMES naught M iss issippi, at Newport News, Va., at = · ~91 mus AND BIG BUSINESS the front In France, and the launching of the 015. $7 .91 860-76-0046, Super a, 225-feet, 11 -ozs. S7 .91 CHAPTER IV, destroyer, Shaw, at Mare Island, Calif. 860.76-0044, Super a, 250-leet, Sl.91 Ciers Pau It was a time of the industrial czars like John 110-72-0854, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 - t:HAPTERIII CHAPTER V-HEADLINES D. Rockefeller of oi l, Andrew Carnegie of steel THE NATION MATURES bent ~L U~ in the TWENTIES and J . P . Morgan of Wall street. On Broa.:i The fourth and f inal chapter of " The Innocent ENTERTAINMENT in 860-72-0504, Super I, 225-feel, 11-ou. $7 .91 The Twent i es produced an interest ing Street in New York a " curb exchange" springs Years" starts with the aftermath of the San 620-72-0356, 16mm. silent, 400-leel, 2-lbs. S24.91 the TWENTIES "°°'man up to handle securit ies the conservative stock Francisco earthquake and f ire of 1906, carries Often referr"ed to tOday as " The Jazz Age", the diversity of newsmakers-in science and t,arr ex change declines to list. Teddy Roosevelt is the viewer through the Dayton, Ohio, flOOd , twenties saw many changes in the world of aviation-in courtroom drama and visitors T h e re.elected by a landslide - bu ilds the Panama covers Teddy Roosevelt's triumphant return GAUMONT GRAPHIC entertainment. Seen in this film are Harry from abroad. mur canal - battles for conservation of Ameri ca 's from 15-rnonths of big game hunting in Africa, Houdini, classical musicians, Rachmaninoff 810-76-0386, Standard Bmm., 300-leet, 14- Publ Virtually a complete original Issue of one of the natural resources - mediates the Russo Roosevelt's r ift w ith Taft and the campaign of and Paderewski, singers Enrico Caruso, ozs . S12 .91 b1gg newsreels released Just weeks after the ar Japanese war for which he w ins the Nobel 1912 , Woodrow Wilson's election to the Lawrence Tibbet and Rosa Ponsel le. M ovie 860-76-0047, Super 8, 325-feel, 14-015. S14.91 Peace Prize - is the f irst president to test the presidency, the Mexican border war and mistice of Nov. 11 , 1918. It pictures much of the greats seen include Gloria Swanson, John CHAPTER V1- 192~ aftermath of the war In Europe, and the Wright Brothers' fa'ntastic invention, the Pancho V illa, the f irst use of the airplane by Barrymore and Dolores Costello, Rudolph beginning of the movement of the U. S. troops THE BOOM and the BUST airplane. . the Uni ted States Army, and the f irst ripples of Valentino, Rod La Rocque and Vilma Banky, During the late twent ies the bubble of the impact of The Great War in Europe on the from Europe back to the United States, and Comed ian Chari ie Chaplin Douglas There was mix ed bathing at ocean t>eaches - American prosperi ty kept growing bigger United States. Americans emerge gradually, early stages of demobilization. A collector's Fairbanks, Sr., Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, more leisure, mOf"'e freedom, more fun. More and bigger. The idea that the bubble could ever reluctantly, from their provincial past as the item! (1919) Will Rogers, and A l Jolson in the first sound tore, and mOf"'e people escape by the new trolley car, 810-72-0713, Standard Imm. 200-feet, 11 - break was utterly fantastic. the new subway, the new automobile. innocent years fade into history. movie. 810· ozs. U .91 810-76 -0387, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, 11 - 810-76-0846, Standard Bmm., 325-leet, 14- 110-76-0841, Standard Bmm., 325-feel, 14- 810-76 -038•, Standard 8mm., JOO-feet, 14- S6.98 01' 160-72-0311, Super I , 225-feet, 11 -ou. $7 .98 S12 .98 ozs . $12 .91 ozs. $12.91 ozs . S7.91 160-7 ou. $14.98 620-72-0339, 16mm. 400-leel, 2-lbs. $24.91 860-76-0045 , Super 8, 325-feel, 1-lb. $14.98 860-76·0048, Super 8, 22S-teet, 11 -ozs . 160-76-0484, Super a, 37S-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 160-76 -0486, Super I, 350-feet, 14-ozs. BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall ann Winter 1973-4 37 Mere Life In Not So Long Ago The Thirties Pictorial H istorg ( 1945-1950), - ~------THE YEARS BETWEEN ~ & ~LL L L.__&. _-1. WORLD WAR II AND KOREA CHAPTER Ill NO;-.;-STOPTOPARIS This chapter of "The Jazz Age" covers that period of the 1920's made especially famous by CHAPTER I-THE COMING OF THE NEW DEAL CHAPTER III Lorelei Lee, F Scott Fitzgerald, and Charles THE MARSHALL P LAN AN D J ;i,_-,~~ -~ A. Lindbergh . Paris of the periOd is generously The coming of the New Deal covers the 1930's and fascinatingly covered with Josephine from the beginning of the depression until the CHAPTER! THE CAM P AIGN OF i948 Baker, Gertrude Stein, Hemingway and reelection of F. O. R. in 1936. There are the P EACE! IT'S WONDE RFUL! Shirley Temple married Johrf Agar R,ta . • ~ ('ijf• :, ':~l ; ~f,· Glenway Westcott But the real story is the bread lines, the new poor, depressed farm Hayworth married Aly Khan; Ingrid Bergman flight of the lone eagle, which this chapter prices and discontent on the farms, the bonus This four chapter prOduction opens with Task and Roberto Rossellini were romantically CIIAP TER I - THE SEARCH charts from the take off of The Spirit of St. march on Washington by 15,000 unemployed Force 38 launching its second strike of the day linked; Princess Elizabeth married the Duke Louis on soggy Roosevelt Field on Long Island veterans, bank failures, the election of over Tokyo Then the message: "Pirate of Edinburgn. Starving Europe was threatened FOR ,NORMALCY to the touch down in Paris, thirty three and a Franklin O. Roosevelt, in 1932, the "fireside Leader, Pirate Leader, this is Pirate Base! by Communist domination and turned to Here's another took at the 1920's, this one half hours later This was a time of heroes, and chat", the "brain trust'•, the Agricultural Cease fire! Cease fire! Return to home plate• America to stave off collapse World leader through the eyes of an NBC television program 1 Lindbergh became the greatest one of the era Adjustment Act, the Public Works Ad The war is over " August 14, 1945-not so long ship passed to Washington when the big news of the mid 19SO's, prepared by Blackhawk 810-76•0843, Standard 8mm., 350-feet, 14- ministration, an avalanche of new offices and ago broke of a revolutionary plan to rescue Europe through arrangement with McGraw Hill. ozs. S12.98 agencies, NRA and the Blue Eagle, the ending You'll see President Truman reporting on with American billions for relief and economic This first chapter opens with scenes at 860 76•0481, Su per 8, 400-feet , 14•01S. S14.98 of prohibition, the Works Progress Ad Japan's unconditional surrender, V-J Day, the aid. In a war without bullets, an old soldier Versailles with President Wilson representing ministration, the C.C.C., the dust bowl, the housewife's hassle with the rationing system took over- Secretary of State George Mar the United States at the peace conference "Oakies", "Share.the.wealth" and Senator which finally ended, price tags-which never shall. President by accident, Harry Truman, foltowing world War I. It pictures the failure of Huey Long were the same again, "Fill ' er up!", Kilroys was out to win the office on his own. The Wilson, the idealist, pitted against a group of 810•76-0582, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 1 coming home, the war brides, the displaced Republicans nominated Governor Thomas E . JX,>werful senators, headed by Henry Cabot lb. Sl2.98 persons. Dewey of New York. Everybody expected Lodge of Massachusetts, who wish to avoid all 860-76-0109, Super 8, 400-feet, 1-lb. S14.98 810-76-0635, Standard Imm., 27S-feet, 11· Dewey to win. But the next morn,ng, when foreiqn entanglements for this country ozs. S12.98 California totals came in, It was Harry Then came Warren Gamaliel Harding and 140-76-0280, Super 8, 300-feet, 11-ou. Sl4.91 Truman. winner on his own! prohibition. There were strikes and walkouts •10-76•0637, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, 11- ev from Boston to Seattle strikes against the 12 hour working day and a 100 percent increase in ou. "·" 81Gl ,'40-76-0212, Super I, 1'S-feet, 11-0lS. S7.H the cost of living. There was the Ku Klux Klan, lbs biqotrv in bedsheets 8'01 810-76•0841, Standard 8mm., 3S0•feet, 14• 620 ozs . S12.98 lbs 860-76•04i9, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. Sl4.98 18 CHAPTER II T" PROIIIBITION AND This t,nal chapter in the tour making up "The II PIWSPERITY Jazz Age•· covers the last two or three years of Th< With prohibition enforced, the automobile that decade the great sports stars, Dempsey CHAPTER II- A unc becomes a portable saloon and a four wheel and Tunney, Man of War, the Sultan of Swat, RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTI NY insitl sofa for flaming youth The drink is gin, the the Gallopin Ghost, the Four Horsemen, !hell music jazz, the dance the Charleston. George Gertrude Ererle, Bobby Jones, The The second and final chapter of "Life in the CHAPTE R II CHAPTER IV sub th Gnshw,n r~f,nes !he jungle rhythms of jazz. Republicans nominate Hoover at Kansas City, Thirties", this film covers many of the THE COMMUNIST T HREAT Paul Whiteman interprets them for thoSe hell the Democrats, Alfred E. Smith at Houston. highlights-including 1he Lindbergh kid THE TRUMAN VICTORY ove'•• In this second chapter of "Not So Long Ago", is bent on going places and do,ng things. Bootleg Times were never better! From Boston to San napping and trial and conviction of kidnapper AN O A LOST P EACE intc- 98 pictured the time when a number of public hOoch becomes the dictator ,n the revolution of Francisco the bull market is the national Bruno Hauptmann, the Hindenburg disaster at 1e final chapter of "Not SO Long Ago" opens wet figures passed from the scene-Henry Ford, manners and morals. Gun barrels and beer media. Everything is going up! Three hundred Lakehurst, New Jersey, the abdication of \'. n the Truman victory of Nov. 2, 1948, an adv Orville Wright, Babe Ruth, Fiorello barrels are a highly compatible combination million shares are being carried on margin. Edward V 111 and his marriage to Wallis upset if there ever was one. And there were the~ LaGuardia We see the Mayor of New York The gangsters turn against each other and Everyth,ng's "the flea's eyebrows," "the Warfield Simpson, the new King of England, signs and potents in the sky-or were there'? clowning with Abbott and Costello, chasing fire conl!: murder become synonymous with Chicgao. snake's hips," and "I don't mean maybe!" George VI, Hitler's defiance of the Tre.J!y of P~ople h.sd seen saucers in the sky-with th~ir engines and reading the comics over the radio Pubt 1c Enemy No. l - they don't come any Americans are rolling in money! Valentino is Versailles, Mussolini's conquest of Ethiopia , own eyes! And there was something else in the 810-/le during a newspaper strike. Then revolution on bigger than Alphonse Capone. David, the gone, but Vallee is here! The scr eech of the the visit of King Geor ge and Queen Elizabeth air besides saucers-television! Then, on a lbs. •• the sport scene as Br a nch Rickey brought the 860-,)1\, Prince of Wales, England's most popular times comes from a speakeasy queen - to the United States, the New York World's June week.-end in 1950, President Truman was first negro player into the major leagues export, sweeps Ametica off its feet. Queen "Hello, Sucker!" Ind ian Summer, 1929, and Fair. But in Europe, Germany had overrun called back to Washington from a weekend at lbs. 'IN Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers. At Marie of Ru mania arrives on the Leviathan for New Y ork sw elters in a heat wave. The stock Austria and Czechoslavakia, and Italy had Independence. It was a major crisis-in a 830-"'" Fulton, Missouri, W inston Churchill w arned a command perfor mance. Half a m illion market goes up a lit tle - then it goes down a invaded Albania, Japan ex t ended her d istant p lace called Korea. Somewhere, f ar, 122s•• the world of "The Iron Curtain." And the Americans a year head for France and a re lot! The bear s fina lly jump the bu lls a nd it's all aggression in China. In a sullen world far aw ay the peace had been lost-and we had 880-"1• brand new United Nat ions was trying to cope surprised to find that all the natives a r e over here in Wall Str eet. The jazz age is over - preparing for war, a voice said " It's la ter than to go a nd bring it back.! 2-lbs~Y with the "Cold War." all ov er ! you thin k." 620-4 foreigners 810-76-0636, St andar d Imm., 17S-feet, 11· 810-76-06 38, Standard 8mm., 250-feet, 14- 810-76-0842, Sta ndard 8mm ., JSO-f eet , 14· 810-76-0844, Standard Bmm., 325-f eet , 14• 810• 76 -0S83, Standa r d 8mm., 450-f eet, 2- lbs. OlS. $6.98 ozs. S12"/8 ozs. Sll.98 ozs. S12.98 lbs. S14.98 860-76-0281, Super I, 200-leet, 11-0lS. S7 . 91 860-76-0283, Super 8, 275-feet, 11-ozs. S14.H, 640-4 ·" 860-76-0480, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ou. S14.98 16G-76-0482, Super I, JSG-leet, 14-ou. S14.98 860 -7 6•011 0, Super a. soo.feet, 2-lbs. S1 6.98 lbs. 1.91 38 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 (_iJ r-1. CiJ CiJ CiJ l CiJ CiJ [(] CiJ r-JJ [(] l&J CiJ [(] [iJ [jJ[IJ CiJ CiJ CiJ CiJ I • • , . , ·_ '.I · ~ilm~of World War I and ··,, Also Korea . . . ' ,. . ' . - . [i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i]ill[i]CiJ[iJ[i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i] THE BATTLE OF EL ALAMEIN The The story of the British Eighth Army's (WORLD WAR I) smashing victory at El Alamein and its triumphant advance across the desert to CHAPTEK 111-1!11 I: True Glory World War II Tripoli after retreating 400 miles in a running YEAR OF CRISIS flight. The Eighth, rebuilt with men and The American Expeditionary Force begins to supplies, came back to crush the enemy in this move "over there_" Inadequate weapon stocks decisive battle. Fury 1 810-7S-0142, Standard amm., 475-feet, 2~ at home force draftees to train with wooden ture of cannon. U. S. Admiral Sims develops the AIR OFFENSIVE IN lbs. 513.98 The ca convoy system for Atlantic crossings. THE SOUTH P ACIFIC 860-75-02S6, Su oer 8, 525-feet, 2-lbs. 515.98 secur, Disastrous attacks by the Germans in the Pelefiu This film tells the story of the turn of the tide in BURMA VICTORY early spring of 1917 have led to spot mutinies in maxi the South Pacific. It charts, step by step, the The Burma Road was one of the great the French army. In both the French and \WUld fight back as waged by the Army Air Corps engineering accomplishments of our cam British armies casual ifies exceed replacement Within from Guadalcanal, the New Georgia Islands, paign against the Japanese in World War I l abilities. In the rainy fall of 1917, the trenches Peleliu the Russell Islands and Bougainvill~the and our victory in Burma was somewhat a run in an unbroken line from Switzerland to the when build-up and the offensive. result of the supply problems that the road CHAPTER I-THE English Channel. Lenin overthrows Keren from WAR CLOUDS BREAK 810-75-0216, Standard 8mm., JOO-feet, 14- solved for the Allies. In this film we see how materi sky's provisional government in Russia. A the Allied Armies planned and executed the The first chapter of "The Great War" is ozs 512.98 810-75- million German troops are released from the Burma victory devoted to background personalities and 860-75-0154, Super 8, J50-feet, 14.01s. 514.98 01S. eastern front, and the German High Command 810-75-0171, St andar d emm., JOO-feet, 14- events of the period-the pomp, pageantry and 860-75- prepares a western front attack. This is Blackhawk's 8mm. production of " T he AIR SEIGE AT P LOESTI 01s. 512.91 parades that were the order of the day in e:£!- 711;.f'.!S~:!. S!~nd:1rd !min., :SVO-f~t, 1- Europe-the visit of King George and Queen True Glory'', edited from the soun~ film of the\ The U. S. Department of Defense made 860-7S-0S01, Super 8, JS0-feel, 14-0lS. S14.fl lb. 512.98 same name. An official motion picture M.ary of England to Germany and the king's available for this film, authentic combat 860-75- 0106, Super 8, 350-feet, 1-lb. 514. 91 production of the governments of Great first cousin, Kaiser Wilhelm I I. German footage from the Air Force archives dealing ~ Britain and the United State, this surveys the Emperor and King of Prussia. I with the campaign of the Army Air Force to .-\ entire final World War 11 campaign on the wipe out the Roumanian oil refining center of Imperial Gerniany had become a power at Edited European Western Front, called "The Crusade Ploesti, one of the Nazi's principle sources of sea-had developed the modern submarine- This in Europe" by General Dwight Eisenhower. aviati:>n fuel. There are some spectacular and its gun crews on surface vessels had been "Panz The seven chapters of "The True Glory" shots of our bombing missions over Ploesti precisely trained. All Europe was like dry Europ vividly picture the many land, air and sea which succeeded in knocking out this tinder-ready to explode-and the murder of most i battles and emphasize the miracles of tremendous installation. the Archduke provided the spark. The attack ol G comradeship and cooperation which came out 810-75-0168, Standard Bmm., lSO-feet, 11- on the west began with Germany's advance mand through little Belgium and in fourteen days the of the various campaigns. The full impact of =· ~91 the C the meaning of the film's title is felt in the final 860-7 5-0041, Super 8, 175-feet, 11-o u. 57.91 German armies had swept 250 miles. wester 810.7s.0s60, Standard 8mm., 200.feet, 14. chapter when the familiar prayer of Sir Francis Drake is presented. southe 015. S6.98 Engfis 860-7S.0104, Super 8, 225-feet, 14•015. S7.98 CHAPTER IV-THE Standard 8 Su per 8 camp Stock No. -Chapter Title Stock No. CHAPTER ll-1914-1917, YANKS ENTER 9, 1940 ca1ais STALEMATE AND U.S. In this final chapter of "The Great War", the 810-75-0112, P RELU D E TO 860-75- 0058 275-feet NEUTRALITY action begins in late May of 1918, when the 250-feel INVASIO N 810-75- 0lS. Brifain sends her small army ,o ne1p 111vode French retreat at Chemin des Dames ridge A film edited from official U.S. Department of but the U. S. Marines move forward. U. S. 810-75-0113, D-DAY 860-75-00S9 Defense footage showing many of the 860-75- Belgium--six weeks after the collapse of J25-feet 350-feel Belgium, the Germans attack on the Marne youth and vitality encouraged the French. The authentic Signal Corps and Navy shots taken of to within 18 miles of Paris-the famous airplane was a new weapon of war, and 810-75-0114, BATTLE OF THE 860-75-0060 the armada that crossed the channel and the taxicabs of Paris rush every available soldier General Billy Mitchell commanded the JOO.feet BEACHHEAD )SO-feel troops that landed on the Normandy coast on to the defense-refugees with their meager greatest concentration of air power ever 0-Day, June 6, 1944. Here, in this single reel belongings trudge to the rear areas assembled 810-75-0115, THE LIBERATION 860-75 0061 film, are some of the highlights captured by JOO-feet In the United States, there is peace and The Americans got their first real combat 275-feel OF PARIS BATTLE FOR BRITAIN motion picture cameras on that first day of experience at Seicheprey and Cantigny. The famous film from World War 11 that the Allied invasion of Europe Edited neutrality---Germany declares unrestricted Defen submarine warfare -in the Lusitania disaster, Losses are heavy-but the Big Parade is under 810-75-0116, THE PUSH TO THE 860-75-0062 describes the Importance of the British stand 810-7S-OJ06, Sta ndard 8mm., 175-feet, 11- way. Chateau Thierry was the new milestone 250-feel GERMAN FRONTIER 275-feel during the Battle of Britain, and covers the 0IS. $6.98 and almost 1,200 of the passengers and crew lose Japan their lives U S. senti,.,ent begins to swing Belieau Wood and Vaux were captured whole strategy of that period of the war, the 860-75-0564, Super 8, 200-feet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 810-75-0117 THE Bb.TTLE OF THE 860-75-0063 Winds' away from Germany, bul there remains strong French morale jumps. Pershing was defeat of the German plan to invade Britain; JOO feet BULGE 350.,..,, invas1 support for isolation. America declares war cautious- estimating that the war might end the bombing of London and other areas of Luli.J[iJli.J[i JCiJli.Jl i.JLi,; 810-75-0118, FINAL VICTORY 860-7S-U064 Easter ten million Americans register for draft. by the fall of 1919 ''with eighty U . S. divisions." England. JOO-feet J50-feet 810-75-0202, Standard emm., 475-feet, 2- 110-75- 810•7S·OS61, Standard 8mm., 2SO-feet, 14- 810-75-0563, Standard 8mm., JOO-feet, 1- MORE Each Standard Smm., 14-015, 512.98 lbs. SlJ.98 0IS. 015. Sl.98 ~ ~2.91 860-75-0 800-75-0105, Super 8, 275-feet, 1-lb 59.98 860-75-0107, Super 8. 350.feet, 1-lb. S14.98 Each Super 8, 14-oz5. 514.98 860-75-0071, Super 8, 525-feet, 2-lbs. 515.98 NEXT PAGE 29 More THE 82nd AIRBORNE DIVISION Watch the proud 82nd as it goes into pract ice [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [lJ [iJ [iJ [iJ [i][i] [iJ [iJ [iJ [iJ drops and r igorous tra ining, as i t makes its World War II initial attack at Sicily, then at Salerno, its entry into Naples, scenes of the Battle at Anzio Beachhead, assault at Utah beach, battle of --L LL LL LL LL the Nijmegen Br idge, the Bulge, raid on the Miscellaneous Silent Films Rhine and final All ied victory. 810-7S-0250, Standard &mm ., 150-feet, 11 - Some Color [iJ(I](I][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i] with FATTY ARBUCKLE and MABEL NORMAND Circus Films Prior to the openi ng of the San D iego Ex position on January 1, 1915, Keystone r eceived sole rights to shoot motion picture footage on [i][jJ[LJ[u[i][iJ[iJ[[][i] J<'URY IN THE PACIFIC the Exposition grounds. In return, the studio CIRCUS TRAINS TO set up a demonstration of how movies were Fury in the Pacific is the story of Allied cap THE NAUTILUS MILWAUKEE 1966-1967 made, with Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel ture of the island, Peleliu, from the Japanese. In 1935, Hitler announced that his new Ger Edited by Blackhawk from official U . S. Navy Normand running the concession . This Photographed by Jim Boyd The capture of i ts airstrip was essential to the many had violated it's post-war treaties and motion picture footage, this filrT\ covers the demonstration booth forms part of " Fatty and Here in a s ingle film is pictorial coveraoe of security of our advance to the Phillippines. had secretly rearmed While he assured historic cruise of the Nautilus under the ice of the 1966 Ci rcus Tra i n from Baraboo, Mabel at the San Diego Exposition" and a Peleliu was but six miles long and, at its France and England that his armies were only the North Pole. The film shows the back W iscons i n , to Milwaukee, behind the variety of faces familiar to Keystone fans can maximum. six miles wide. It seemed that it for defense, Germany marched into the ground of preparations which, at the time, Burlington' s famous Mikado-type locomotive, would be easy to concentrate destruction be seen throughout the film, a relatively demilitarized Rhineland. were classified as secret . .. life aboard the No . .4960 , and the 1967 Circus Tra in over the within that small area . Yet, our conquest of simple story of a man eluding his w ife to enjoy In the summer of 1941 , in his most spec nuclear submarine . . . and what it was like as same run behind the ex Grand Trunk Western the pleasures of the Exposition by h i mself. Peleliu took from Sept. 15 to Nov. 26 , 194.S, tacular betrayal , H itler struck with full force the craft slipped through waters of the North Pacific-type locomotive, No 5629 when hostilities ceased completely Adapted against his recent partner, Joseph Stalin. So Pole under the cap of Polar i ce. Shown also 810-66-0906, Standard 8mm., 200.feet, 11· 810-89 -0S88 , Standard 8mm., black and white, from official U . S. Department of Defense great had been his v ictories that he was now was the hero' s welcome accorded to the 015. $6.98 200-feet, 11--0ZS . S6 . 98 materials. confident that no earthly pe>wer could prevai l captain and the crew of the submarine on 860-66-0906, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 860-89 -0164 , Super 8, black and white, 22S-feet , 810•7S-0772, Standard 8mm., 400-feet, 14• against him. return to the United States 620-66-0906, 16mm. silent, 42S-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 14•0ZS . S7 ,98 OIS. $12.98 810•76•0421 , Standard 8mm., 22s.feet, 11 - 810-83-02S6, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- 82S-89-0045 , Standard 8mm. color, 200-feet, 11 - 860-7S-0404, Super 8, 42S-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 ozs . S7 .98 ozs. S12.98 LiJ LiJll.Jll.Jll.Jl)J LJJ LJJ LJJ ozs. S22 .98 860•7'-0011, Super 8mm., 250-feet, 14-015. S8.98 860-83 -0115, Super 8, 3S0-feet, 14-01s. S14 .98 870-89-0010 , Super 8, color, 225 •feet, 11 - VICTORY OVER THE ANTARCTIC ADVENTURE ozs . S24 .98 GERMAN PANZERS LUFTWAFFE Children's Films TIIE HAGENBECK-WALLACE ATTACK WESTWARD, 1940 " Antarctic Adventure" is the story of Edited from official Department of Defense Operation Deep Free.ze-t he setting up of CIRCUS 1930-1935 Edited from captured German Army footage material this is the story of the build-up and bases and the transportation of materials and From out of the past r olls the colorful, loaded This motion picture shows the historic great final victories of American f ighter supplies- and the scientists who were par. tra in of the Hagenbeck Wallace Ci r cus, Al " Panzer" or tank attack across Western planes - the Thunderbolts, the Lightni ng and t icipating- to and from Antarctica bringing mem ories for oldsters who have seen SpanN Europe. General Heinz Guderian, perhaps the the Mustangs- against H itler's Luftwaffe 810-83-0243, Standard 8mm., JOO-feet, 14• the greatest show on earth, have t hri lled as Ame most important individual in the development during World War 11 . Contains many act ion ozs. S12.98 gaudy circus posters went up i n their towns the of Germany' s "blitzkrieg" tactics, com. shots taken by gun cameras on the f igthter 860-83-0244, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 and who waited on the lots for the heaped up, Vale manded the German Corps. In seventeen days, planes. sprawl ing c i rcus to com e to I ife and a b i t of Spa, the components of the corps swept from 810•7S-0219, Standard 8mm., lSO-feet, 11. Americana for youngsters who may nev er his h western Germany across Luxemburg and 015 . S6.98 thri ll to the blare of the bands. the breath year southern Belgium into France and then to the 860-75-0007, Super 8, 175-feet, 11 · [jJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ taking performances under the canvas, the S7 98 play, English Channel. Our film shows the entire DIS. smell of the sawdust , or succumb t o the lure of noth campaign from the command to attack on May the cir cus. As 9, 1940, to the capture of the Channel ports of =._,: ,Ci ~[_i___:La, _l ...; La.La. JL i J[i J 810 -89 -0414 , Standard 8mm. , 200-feet, 11 · Calais and Boulogne. World's Fairs Toro QIS . S6.98 pres 810-75-1274, Standard 8mm ., 250-feet, 14- 860-89-0010 , Super 8, 225-feet, 11 -ozs. S7 .98 play, 015. $8.98 custi ' 860-7S-1274, Super 8, 27S-feet, 14-ozs. $9.98 • Korean War [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[jJ[iJ[iJ THE LITTLEST ANGEL TIIE MILWAUKEE CIRCUS wom To the gates ot Heaven came a sma1 I and very PARADE, 1964 lonely little angel , who, though he tried hard to In ft -ie look and act like a good angel should, just All the color and flavor of the old -ti me ci rcus man,. MABEL AND FA ITY VIEWING 1 ~a.__J ', Ju~ ,[ a. j LJ._j u._CaJ [iJ CiJ THE WORLD'S FAIR AT couldn' t seem to stay out of trouble. Then one parade heralding " the greatest show on KAMIKAZE ATTACK SAN FRANCISCO, 1915 day, the k indly old Understanding Angel earth"-one of America ' s ol dest en • ON OKINAWA KOREA'S FIRST FORTY DAYS granted the littlest Angel's wish and from that tertainment spectaculars fast fading from the with MABEL NORMAND scene, is caught in this color film shot during Edited from official U . S Department of Authentic combat footage of the early days of day on, the cherub' s conduct and appearance and FATTY ARBUCKLE the gigantic 1964 Fourth of July Parade in Defense material, this film covers the vicious the Korean War from which this subject was were above reproach. Finally came the ti me Many hilarious situations with Mabel and M ilwaukee, Wisconsin. Pictures twenty- four of and devastating suicide attacks of the edited. This film shows the problems we were when Jesus was to be bOrn . All the angels of Fatty. Also a fine view of San Francisco in the h istoric c ircus wagons, almost atl from the 810 S Japanese Kamikaze planes (the "Divine up against in Korea in the first few weeks of Parad ise busi ed themselves w i th the 1914-1915, and of the Panama-Pacific Ex Circus World Museum of the State H i storical Winds") on the 1S18 ships supporting the Allied the conflict, and how we set about developi ng preparation of their costly gifts. Yet, it was the lbs II position of that year. A real collector's item. So ci ety of Wisconsin at Baraboo- fully invasion of Okinawa which was launched the campaign that was to drive the North gift of the Littlest Angel that was chosen to 860 s, restored and repa inted in all their orig inal Easter Sunday, 1945. Koreans and the Chinese Communists from 810-66-0234, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11· shine as an inspira1ion for all men. 620 splendor 810-75-029S , Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 14- South Korea. DIS, $6.98 810-91.0189, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14• 825-89-0031 , Standard 8mm. color, 150-feet, 11- ozs. S12.98 810-7S-0173, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, 11 - 860-66-0130, Super 8, about 22S-feet, 11-on. S7.98 ozs. $13.98 ozs. S14 .99 !~ 860-75-0120, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-015. S14.98 ozs. S6.98 620-66-00SO, 16mm. silent, 400-leet, 2-lbs. $24.98 860-91-0003, Super 8mm., 350-feet, 14-ozs. S15.91 • I : • • • • • • • • I • I • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Biography Films ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adolph Hitler CHAPTER III-THE TIDE BEGINS TO TURN The German Blitzkrieg smashed through fftl Poland. H itler then commanded German ~~: . armies to march across Europe-France and England would be conquered. But Denmark, 't- • • "; Norway and Holland must be conquered first, and Hitler unleased mechanized warfare upon them. Then the Nazi Panzer Divisions pushed into Belgium, where they were challenged for .,,. l~t the first time by French and British troops. 4 The war was now engulfing all of Europe. 810-76-0453, Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 14- Theodore In oIS. S12.98 Benito spo 860-76-0102, Super 8, 325-feet, 1-lb. 114 9B Roosevelt 100 CHAPTER IV-THE the FALL OF THE THIRD REICH Mussolini 0 loc In the winter of 19.44, the Germans coun CHAPTER! .Joseph Iha terattacked. This "Battle of the Bulge" was 010- Hitler's last gamble-and the gamble failed. POLITICIAN AND CHAPTER I-HIS 0H Allied Armies pushed across the Rhine and PRESIDENT CHAPTER! 860- into Germany. The Red Army penetrated the Stalin RISE TO POWER This film shows the life of Teddy Roosevelt TIIE FIRST OF THE MODERN 620- outskirts of Berlin. Eva Braun took poison Our film, the first chapter in a series of four from ~is marriage and early career as a Hitler put a gun to his mouth and pulled the DICTATORS traces Adolph Hitler's early years from politician and soldier. He was elected Vice s trigger. In the end, Adolph Hitler destroyed his In 1925, Mussolini declared himself the d ic CHAPTER I-HIS Act Brunau-Am Inn, Austria where he was born in President in 1900 and became President after nation and himself. tator of Italy, consolidated his power, began a 1889, as a choir boy in a Benedictine the assassination of McKinley in 1901. As RISE TO POWER eas 810-76-04S4, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- program of turning hospitals into baby fac Pa N\onastery. troubles with his father, his desire Teddy covered the country in 190.4 with an In the days of Czar Nicholas most of the wealth 015. Sll.98 tories, took personal charge of the campaign to )9 to become an artist, problems with his exhaustive schedule of speeches he was and all of the political power in Russia rested 860-76-0103, Super 8, 400-feel, 1-lb. $14.98 increase agricultural output, and, his power teachers, his quitting school at age 16 to convinced that the American population would in the hands of the Czar and a small ruling 4-8- secure, subordinated personal freedom to the become a loafer, a flophouse bum Then came consign him to political obi iv ion. class, and the masses lived primitively, Bu needs of the Fascist state. World War I which brought Hitlef'" an escape 810-76-0482, Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 14- millions of them in degrading pcverty. It was 196 ; 1810-76-0440, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- M. from years of frustration. He reveled in car. ozs. S12.90 from such people that Joseph Stalin came. Our ozs. S12.98 nag~was awarded the Iron Cross tor 860-76-0247, Super 8, JS0-feet, 14-ou. S14.98 film covers briefly his early years when he No. bravery. Dillinger 860-76-0245, Super 8, 37S-feet, 14-ots. S14.98 studied to become a priest, how he became a 8-2 111, 810-76-04S1, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14 PUBLIC CHAPTER II revolutionary and a follower of Lenin and his OlS. Sl2.91 ENEMY NO. ONE ambition for world domination. 8-4 860-76-0100, Super 8, 3S0-feet, 1-lb, S14.98 TWENTIETH CENTURY 810-U~-0434, Standard 8mm., 375-feet, 14- Pa Edited from newsreel footage from the early ozs . S12.98 ca 1930's this f ilm traces the exploits of John CAESAR CHAPTER II-WAR 860-76-0249, Super a, 400-feet, 14-on. S14.98 SVI Dillinger in bank robberies and prison escapes CHAPTER II By 193.4, Italy had become a militarized police NO. COMES TO EUROPE criss-crossing the midwest and ending at the state governed by Benito Mussolini's will. THE PATRIOT San Hitler was dictator of Germany. Books were Biograph Theatre in Chicago. This is not a Elections were a sham. Early in 1934 Mussolini 2N burned- ttie Jews a helpless minority, were dramatized or fictionalized treatment ot the After being elected by a landslide vote in 1904, had his first meeting with Adolph Hitler. the CHAPTER II-THE 11 persecuted- the trade unions were smashed subject-but strictly a documentary account. Teddy declined to run for a third term as man who ruled Nazi, Germany. Less than a ozs Germany enjoyed good times. In 1936 a small A trap was set to capture Dillinger as he left President. In the eyes of the American people month later, Hitler engineered the ALMOST ABSOLUTE DICTATOR 11 J60.: Nazi force marched into the industrialized the theatre. As agents closed in, Dillinger he remained a popular hero. Mr. Roosevelt assassination of Austria' s Chancellor Dot uss If there is any lingering question today about Rhineland . . and met no resistance although reached for his gun. But it was too late. was convinced that Wilson was making a and an enraged Mussolini sent four divisions to the nature of Communism, the brutal career of s the FrPnch and British were then strong Dillinger fell, with three bullets i n his body. tragic mistake in trying to remain neutral in the Austrian border. He warned Germany Joseph Stalin should provide the answer H enough to crush the Germans. Hitler met Public Enemy No. 1 was dead, but the legend the First World War. He was proven right. His "hands off Austria" and was bitterly disap Stalin's cynical nature allowed him to sign a of Italy's dictator, Mussolini, and together they lived. youngest son was killed in action over France. pointed that England and France failed to pact with Hitler, an even more ruthless d ic pre decided to embark upon daring military ad 810-76-0567, Standard Smm., JOO-feet, l- Theodore Roosevelt died i n his sleep on follow his lead. This chapter continues through tator, in 1939, thereby opening the floodgates to dus vantures- and share the spoils of war. ib, S12.90 January 6, 1919. World War 11 until Mussolini's death. the terrible conflict of World War 11. O,i 810-76-04S2, Standard 8mm., 32S-feet, 14- 8~76-0172, Super 8, 32S-feet, 1-lb. ~ 810-76-0483, Standard 8mm., 450-feet, 14- 810-76-0441, Standard 8mm., 3S0-feet, 14- 810-76-0436, Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14- 11 ozs . Sl2.98 015. SlJ.90 ozs . $12,98 0IS. S12.91 on. 860-76-0101 , Super 8, JSO-feet, 1-lb. 514.98 !_1..J[iJ[il[iJ[i.JLl.lC.1. JLa.l u..J 860-76-0248, Super&, S00-feet, 14-ots. $1S.98 860-76-0246, Super- 8, 375-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 860-76-0250, Super 8, 350-feet, 14-ou. Sl4.98 860- 25 Nigh! At The Snow, 49 Night out. A · 26 N,gh\ UWl5 47 NIOK · p· ·a · 1 d M . Fictionali%ed Stories Made · ft'I, roa ovies About Railroads - See Page 28 THE THUNDER OF STEAM SEPTEMBER DAYS OF Ca:= [£ [1._J [iJ l1.J 1. J 1..J[1.J[1.J ON THE PENNSYLVANIA IN THE BLUE RIDGE STEAM RAILROADING An outstanding collection (photographed by Photographed by Fred McLeod Fred McLeod) of Pennsylvania steam power fillost of the scenes were photographed ,n 19S8 Our film opens with a stable of "camel backs" Eastern jR action, mostly at or near the famous Horse in the mountainous area on the Norfolk & in the Jersey Central yards at Jersey City, a 2- Westem 's mail line between Roanoke and 10-0 on the Pennsy at Atlantic City, a Nickel Railroads shoe Curve just west of Altoona, Pa. There are 2-10-4s, 2-10-2s, 2-10-0s, 2-8-2s, some of the Bedford, Va . You'll see the N&W's tough ar Plate 2-8-4 in upstate Ohio, several of the ticulated locomotives pulling and pushing on Chicago & North Western's famous 4-6-2's in -1. t I, : I, [ I, I, i l_l.- I. famous K• 4 4-6•2S . An over.a ll film of I. 1..J passenger and freight trains behind steam the mountain grades, and the N&W modern 4. suburban action just out from Chicago's North 8-4 passenger locomotives on some of the Western Station, a Rock Island 4-6-2 In THE DIESELS ROAR power. 810-77 - 1240, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet, 11- road's name trains such as the Powhatan Arkansas, a variety of Missouri Pacific 2-8-0's ON THE PENNSY ots . S6.98 Arrow, the Cavalier and the Pocahontas. In the and 2-8-1's in Arkansas and others. Photographed by Fred McLeod 860-77-1240, Super B, 175-feet, 11-ots. $7.98 sound versions, the actual synchronized 110-77-0S04, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, 11 · Filmed in central Pennsylvania between 19S2 630-77-0011 , 16mm. sound black and white, 300- sounds of the locomotives on the Blue Ridge 015, S7.98 and the early 1960's. You'll see five "Geeps" feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 grades, or on the speeding passenger trains, is 860-77-0269, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ots. S8.98 rolling east past Torrence with an early piggyback train, the westbound "Duquesne" music for ever y ra il fan. IRONHORSE WHEELS A' ROLLING with one of the last lounge-diner.parlor cars 110-77-1218, Standard Imm., 3S0-feet, 14-ozs. $13 .98 Filmed at the "Wheels A' Rolling" pageant at used a, the Pittsburgh.New York run, a CENTENNIAL, 1927 860-77-1218, Super 8, 400-feet, 14-ozs. SlS.98 the Chicago Railroad Fair of 1948 and 1949, this Baldwin · " Centipede" d iesel switching at In 1927, the Baltimore &. Ohio Railroad Emporium, two brand new EB units on "The 825-77-1218, Standard emm., color, 350-feet, 14• sponsored a pageant commemorating the motion picture features beth originals and Metropolitan", freights and coal drags at 015, $39.98 100th anniversary of the founding and in effect, replicas of railroad motive power from its 870-77-121B, Super 8, color, 400-feet, Horseshoe Curve, the Gotham Limited, Alco the· steam locomotive's 100th year as well. earliest days to the Burlington's Pioneer 14-ozs . $47.98 PA units on the head of an eastbound mail Our film pictures practically all the major Zephyr of 1934. 810-77-1238, Standard &mm., 300-feet, 14• express tra in in 1953, an eighteen car "St. 830-77-1218, Standard &mm ., sound, 350-feet, locomotives and other important rolling stock 0lS . $12.91 Louisan", the " Juniata" and the westbound 14-<>ZS . $24.98 that appeared in the pageant. 860-77-1238, Super 8, 325-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 EMO " Aerotrain". 880-77-1218, Super a, sound, 400-feet, 810-77-0470, Standard Imm., 400-feet, 14• 14-ozs. $26.98 $12.98 640-77-0008, 16mm. optical sound, 1100-fHI, 5. 810-77-1247, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 14- OU lbs. HUI ozs . $6.98 640-77-1218, 16mm., optical sound, 700-feet, l 860-77-013S, Super 8, 450-feet, 14-ots. $14.98 ibs. _ S41J8 620-77-0180, 16mm., BOO-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 860-77-1247, Super 8, 225-feet, 14-ozs. $7.98 830-77-1212, Standard emm., magnetic sound, STEAM KINGS OF THE RAILS 2S0-feet, 14-ozs. SlS.98 RAILROADING IN THE EAST a. a. a. _a. a. ~a. a. La. b.J Action shOts of steam locomotives from 880-77 -1212, Super 8, magnetic sound, 300-feet, 1897-1906 14-ots. $17 .98 Southern . eastern United States and Canada on to the Th is historical film includes shots of the 640-77-1212, 16mm. optical sound, S25-feet, 2· Pacific coast-:- all photographed in the early f:1iIadelphia Express, Jersey Central ; Black 98 Railroads )9SO's. Here's what you'll see. Illinois Central lbs. HUDSONS OF THE m. Diamond Express, Lehigh Valley; Horseshoe 4-8 -4 No . 2541 ; Wabash 2-6-0 No. 573 ; Curve, Pennsylvania R. R. ; West Shore Local, [iJ[i]l&JCi.J[i]uJ[iJ[i]uJ Burlington 4.9.4 No. 5619 ; Milwaukee 4-6-2 No. NEW YORK CENTRAL N .. Y. C. &. H. R.; Ulster and Delaware; Gene Miller's motion picture coverage of the 196; Southern Pacific 4-B-B-2 No. 419B ; c. &. I. Sw,tcher; Rotary Snow Plows on Lehigh THE DAYS OF STEAM H Jdson goes clear back to the mid-1930's, and M . 0-B-0's Nos. 547 and 545; Burlington 2-10-4 Valley ; Sarnia Tunnel, Grand Trunk; Empire st-ows a wide range of different engines, al I the ONTHEL.&N. No. 6324; Canadian Pacific 2-8-0 No. 2476 and 2. State Express, N. Y . C. & H. R., and " Ghost v,, Iy from S233 to 5466, powering many of the ' Photographed by Gene Miller from the m id- B-2 No. 3515; Canadian National 0-6-0 No. 743B ; Train," a Biograph trick film. fa'TIOU'i name trains of the era. Two of the 1930s until the late 1950s. Shows in act ion most Illinois Central 2. 10.2 No. 2730 ; Union Pacific 4. 810-77•0203 , Standard emm., 200-feet, 11 . streamlined jobs are shown as they were of the road's steam locomotive types that were 8-4 No. 834; Rio Grande 2-8·8-2 No. 3609 ; Union OIS. $6 .98 Pacific 4-6-6-4 No . 39B8 ; and 4-B-4 No. B09 ; originally delivered, and in the War years w ith in use from the earl y days of the century until WHEN STEAM WAS KING 860-77-0123 , Super 8, 22S-feet, 11 -ots. S7 .9.f" the end of the era of steam. Also shown are canodian National 0-B-0 No. B526 ; Penn th ~ir streamlined sheathing removed. Steam power from coast to coast as it was 8111-77-0265, Standard &mm., 200-feet, 11 - 620-77-0015 , 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. $22.98 several different series of Consolidation-type sylvania 4-B-2 NO . 6707 , New York Central 2- B-2 twenty to twenty.f ive years ago. Includes oz;. $6 .98 locomotives; a number of the road's Pacif ies, No . 1461 ; Norfolk & Western 2-6-6-2 No. 1404; locomotives and trains of the New Haven, New BW-77-0012 , Standard 8mm. color, SO-feet, 2- including indiv idual locomotives that were Santa Fe 2-10-4 No. 5016; Baltimore&. Ohio 2-B- York Central, Bessemer and Lake Erie, STEAM ON THE READING, 1930 ozs. ON THE NORFOLK ss.,a streamliQed late in t he 1930s; switchers of the 2 No . 4532 and Nickel Plate 2-B-4 No. 770. Chesapeake and Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nickel A pageant of locomotives and trains on the 810-77 -0708, Standard Bmm., 200-feet, 11- 0-6•0 and 0-8-0 variety; Mikados in both freight Will, Plate, Louisville and Nashville, Erie, Great Reading, photographed in the waning days of ozs. $6 .98 AND WESTERN and passenger service, and the L. & N.'s 400- an of~ Northern, Northern Pacif ic, Union Pacif ic, An outstanding group of shots photographed steam . Pictures wer e taken principally at the series Mountain-type locomotives. J60-77-0342, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11 -ots. S7.98 and r Texas and New Orleans cs. P.) and Santa Fe. down Virg inia way by Fred McLeod. Includes Reading Termina l and the Tenth and Green 810-77-0241 , Standard 8mm., 325-feet, 14- host•rne SOME EARLY STREAMLINERS Professionally photographed and produced by 2·8-8-2s, 4•8-4s, 4-8-2s,-freight and passenger Street Enginehouse of the Reading in ozs. S12 .98 react #0 Here is an historic compilation of action shots Carl Oudle y. on grades and across the picturesque Virg inia Philadelphia; along the main line to V.alley 620-77-00SB , 16mm. silent, 650-feet, 3-lbs. S39.98 of an,{ countryside. All steam with plenty of authentic of the early streamliners, including com 810-77 -0919 , Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- Forge; on the Bethlehem Branch; at Stowa home.he ' I 'I I prehensive coverage of the non.stop dawn to ozs . $6.98 train sounds in the sound version. Yard in Pottstown, along the main I ine south of I. I. I. I. I. ' I. , l. ,o l. i[ l. 1 "fa ly a dusk run of the Pioneer Zephyr from Denver to 860-77 -0919, Super 8, 22S-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 810-77 -1239, Standard &mm ., 150.feet, 11- Pottstown; and on the Riceway on the Reading reall,1nis 620-77-0919 , 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24.98 $6~ Seashore Line. TURN PAGE FOR that r Ch icago on May 26, 1934. = · 110-77-0319, Standard Imm., 325-feet, 14• 110-77-0406, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11· 825-77-0919, Standard 8mm. color, l7S-feet, 11- 860-77-1239, Super 8, 175-feet, 11-ots. S7.98 810-34 Ots. $12.98 .... $6.91 ozs. $19.98 630-77-0010, 16mm. sound black and white, 300- MORE RAILROAD MOVIES . ozs. '.91 '60-77-0019, Super 8, 22S-feet, I l-01s. $7.91 870-77-0919, Super 8 color, 200-feet, 11-01s. S23.98 feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 860-77-0220, Super 8, 350-feet, 1-lb. $14.98 860-341.98 42 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 More Railroad Movies _i.J .a. Jla. J Li. JL a.JL .1.J Li.J La.J Li. RETURN OF THE GENERAL In 1962, commemorating the centennial of the famous Andrews' Raid of the Civil War, the Louisville & Nashville Railroad refurbished the famous little locomotive, The General, and reenacted the legendary event, The Great Locomotive Chase. 810•77•0448, Standard &mm., 200. feet, 11· FIVE MIDWESTERN ozs. $6.98 THE COAST DAYLIGHT IN 860-77-0268, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 RAILROADS IN THE TEN-WHEELER TO DUPLEX THE DAYS OF STEAM Photographed in 1937, the year the Coast 825-77-0037, 8mm. color, 200-leet, 11-ozs. $19.98 DAYS OF STEAM Rail fan Gene Miller photographed this parade "BIG BOY" AND HIS BROTHERS Daylights were placed in service, this film This film pictures some of the outstanding of steam power on the Pennsy from the mid- Big steam locomotives of the Union Pacific, shows the famous Daylight type 4.5.; locomotives of different midwestern roads. 1930's until the early 1950's, when steam on the ~ a. a. a. a. a. a. a. a. Milwaukee's Hiawatha-type Atlantics, two photogrpahed by Gene Miller from the middle locomotives from the first six of this type made Pennsylvania was almost extinct. It covers 0-6- 1930's until the early 1950's. Shown in action Milwaukee Hudsons, and Pacifies and Con 0s, 0-8-0s, 4-6-0s, 2-8-0s, 4-4 -2s, 2-10-0s, 4-8 -2s, 2- by Lima. The unusual rolling stock that made solidations, a Rock Island Mountain-type, a and in some detail are four famous classes of up this twelve.car train is covered thoroughly, Midwestern 10-4s and the Pennsy's famous duplex types, 4- big mOdern steam power-the famous 4. 12.2s, Northern and Pacific; a Chicago Great 4-4-4s, 6-4•4-6s, and 4-4-6-4s. ooth outside and inside ... coaches, parlor cars, Western Mikado and two of the Great the Union Pacifies; the 4-6-6 -4s, the coffee shop, tavern and diner. 810-77-0228, Standard 8mm., 275-feel, 14- Challengers; the 4-8-4s, the Northerns, and the Railroads Western's Texas-type; two North Western 810-77-0628, Standard 8mm., 275-feet, 14- ozs. $12.98 4-8 -8-4S, the "Big Boys". Northerns, two Pacifies and a ten-wheeler; ozs. $12.91 860-77-00S6, Super a, 300-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 810-77-0231 , Standard 8mm., 275-feel, 14- a. a. a. a. a. l.· a. a. a. and four Burlington Northerns and a Pacific. 620-77-0044, 16mm. silent, SSO-feet, 3-lbs. $39.98 860-77-0200, Super 8, 300-feet, 14-ozs. $14.91 810-77-0238, Standard 8mm., 150-feel, 11- ozs. $12.98 . - AT THE HUB OF THE ozs. $6.98 860-77-0014, Super 8, JOO-feel, 1-lb. $14.98 CLIMB TO CUMBRES LI." J,.._, l.)_l. 620-77-0047, 16mm. silent, 550-leet, 3-lbs. $39.98 BURLINGTON, 1954 860-77-0508, Super 8, 17S-feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 a. a. " a. a. I. Shows the Rio Grande's narrow gauge line along the Colorado-New Mexico border where Photographed by George E. Tovey 620-77-0054, 16mm. silent, JOO-feet, 2-lbs. $24.98 Photographed in the vicinity of Galesburg, Western it ascends from 7,863 feet at Chama to 10,.ClS THE CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR feet at Cumbres, and how a I ittle eastbound Illinois, and the Galesburg Yards of the STEAM AND DIESEL ON THE Burlington . Shown are the original Denver BESSEMER & LAKE ERIE Railroads A colorful trip on the stainless steel, vista. freight has to be put over Cumbres pass in two Zephyr, 2-10-2 No. 6124 switching on the domed streamliner of the Burlington, Rio cuts- Little Mikado No. 499 on the head end, Photographed by Fred McLeod Grande and Western Pacific railroads which No. 488 as pusher on the rear. 'Galesburg hump, the Coloradoan, the Kansas Fil med in 1951 and 1952, we see passenger J ,.,-" a.. City Zephyr, the California Zephyr and the '_ i a. La.__ a. _a. __i._ i. _, daily covered the most spectacular and pic 825-77-000S, Standard 8mm. color, 100-feet, 11- service in its twilight years on the B. & L. E, Chicago-bound Nebraska Zephyr pulling out, turesque transcontinental route in the United ozs. $1 l.98 behind trim Pacifies. The real thunder is, States via Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City and DONNER PASS ON THE side-by-side with No. 47 for Savanna and the however, supplied by the 2-10-4's which Twin Cities. AT SHERMAN HILL ON sacramento, through the Colorado Rockies powered the ore and coal trains in the last SOUTHERN PACIFIC 0958) 810-77-1093, Standard Imm., 150-feet, black and THE UNION PACIFIC and the Feather River Canyon in California. Donner Pass, through which the Southern years of steam. And, we get the contrast 810-77-0345, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11 - white, 11-ozs. S6.98 This film showing Union Pacific steam power Pacific crosses the High Sierras, is one of the the between steam and diesel during the period ot 0ZL 860-77-1093, Super 8, 1S0-feet, black and white, battling the Hill is a motion picture record UJ8 most rugged and treacherous areas traversed Dura transition . The final run of the daily (except 860-77-0612, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. $7 .98 11-ozs. $7. 98 Sunday) local between North Bessemer and difficult to duplicate for it was shot before by any main line railroad in the United States. proa 82S-77-001S, Standard Imm. color, 200-feet, 11- 82S-77-1093, Standard 8mm., 125-feet, color, 11 - Greenville, Pa., is shown. The sound versions completion of the new westbound track-with our film covers action in the snowshed area in Rock 0IS. $19.98 ozs . S14.98 contain actual synchronized sounds recorded easier grades-that makes railroading a lot the Yuba River Canyon between Crystal Lake we a 870-77-1093, Super 8, 1S0-feet, color, 11- simultaneously with the filming. easier right west of Cheyenne. Pictures a 630-77-000S, 16mm. optical sound, 325-feet, 2- and Cisco .. . in the area of the Truckee River train ozs. $17.98 810-77-1249, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, 11. number of the celebrated 4-6-6-4 Challengers lbs. $24.98 east of Boca ... Cape Hom east of Colfax . .. And working, 4-8-4s, 2-i0-2s and other classes as Norden. made 620-77-1093, 16mm. silent, 300-feet, black and =· ff~ white, 2-lbs. S24.98 860-77-1249, Super 8, 17S-feet, 11-ozs. S7 .98 they drag tonnage over the Hill. 110-77-0456, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, 1). Itself 830-77-126S, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 810-77-1120, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet, 11- THE CHIEFS OF THE ~L ff~ llG-7 82S-77-0033, Standard Imm. color, 150-feet, 11 . ozs. CIRCUS TRAINS TO 175-feet, 11-ozs. $12.98 ozs. S6.98 SANTA FE, 1954 860-77-1120, Super 8, 175•feet, 11-ozs. S7.98 ozs. $14.98 860-7 MILWAUKEE, 1966-1967 880-77-126S, Super 8 magnetic sound, 200-feet, Photographed by George E. Tovey 630-77-0012, 16mm. optical sound, loo.feet, 2- FOUR SEASONS AT 825-7 Here in a single film ls pictorial coverage of 11-ou. S13.98 Photographed between Chillicothe, Illinois, the 640-77-1265, 16mm. optical sound, 3S0-feet, 2- lbs. $24.98 RATON PASS ozs. the 1966 Circus Train from Baraboo, Wisconsin Santa Fe division point on the Illinois River, Photographed by 870-7 to Milwaukee, behind the Burlington's famous lbs. $29.98 and Cameron , Illinois, 56-miles west. Shown THE BUSTLING NARROW William H. McKenzie 01S. Mikado-type locomotive, No. 4960, and the are the eastbound Texas Chief, the eastbound GAUGE Thefameof Raton Pass dates from the days of Circus Train over the same run behind the ex STEAM TRAINS OUT Chief, the eastbound San Francisco, Chief, the the Santa Fe Trail . With the building of the Grand Trunk Western Pacific-type OF DEARBORN See the San Juan on the Rio Grande as it eastbound Super Chief, the westbound Chief, Santa Fe Railway, it became a major obstacle locomotive, No. 5629. prepares for its westbound trip from Alamosa the Burlington's westbound Nebraska Zephyr to the movement of trains. All through the era R 110-89-0588, Standard 8mm., 200-feet, 11- Here's a real gold mine of steam train activity and over the mixed gauge to Antonito. Then a going under the Santa Fe main line at of steam, tri pie-headers over the pass were not ozs. $6.91 photograPhed in or at the approaches to major sequence of a westbound freight ap Cameron, the eastbound Grand Canyon, the uncommon - with more steam on behind. Pho! 860-89-0164, Super&, 22S-feet, 14-ozs. S7 .98 Dearborn Station, Chicago, or at 21st Street in proaching Cumbres pass with 4'7 -cars (1648 eastbound Chicagoan, the westbound Kansas While the characteristics of the diesel Chicago where the tracks of many railroads tons), and going around the big loop on the east Cityan, and the westbound San Francisco years electric locomotive have made the battle 1950, cross the Pennsylvania's rails headed for' side of the pass. Scenes of the westbound San Chief. against Raton's grades earier, it still remains FOCUS ON STEAM IN Clos Chicago's Union Station. All locomotives and Juan at Cumbres, and eastbound San Juan 810-77-1094, Standard &mm., 1S0-feet, black and an impediment to operating efficiency. It still MID-AMERICA trains are shown in action - five of the coming up the 4 percent grade and around white, 11-ozs. S6.98 sac takes time and pawer and men to conquer it. that I A variety of steam power of a quarter century Chicago and Western Indiana; three of the windy point. 860-77-1094, Super 8, 17S-feet, black and white, 810-77-1117, Standard Imm., 200-feet, 11 · rol lin ago caught by Gene Miller's camera in the Wabash ; two of the /Vtonon; three of the Grand 810-77-0677, Standard Imm., 17S-feet, 11- 11- ozs . $7.98 ozs. $6.98 Denv area ranging from southern Indiana southwest Trunk Western; three of the Erie; three of the ~L U~ 825-77-1094, Standard Imm., 1S0-feet, color, 11- 860-77-1117, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. S7.91 tacu a to the Kentucky-Tennessee border, then up Chicago and Eastern Illinois; and seven of the 860-77-0226, S~per I, 200-feet, 11-ozs. $7. 98 ozs. $14.98 825-77-1117, Standard 8mm, color, 17S-feet, 11- through southern Illinois to St. Louis. Santa Fe - 26 in all! 825-77-0049, Standard 8mm. color, 150-feel, 11- 870-77-1094, Super 8, 17S-feet, color, 11- moun ozs. $19.91 react, 110-77-0423, Standard Imm., 175-feet, 11- 110-77-11255, Standard 8mm., 150-feel, 11- ozs. $17.98 ozs. $17.98 870-77-1117, Super 8, color, 200-feet, 11- ozs. U .98 81<1-77 870-77-0012, Supqr I, color, 175-feet, 11- 620-77-1094, 16mm. silent, 325-feet, blilck and 0lS. S23.98 - u~ $7.91 '60-77-0112, Super I, 200-feet, 11-ou. $7.95 16<1-77-0507, Super I, 165-feet, 11-ozs. ozs. $20.91 white, 2-lbs. S24.98 620-77-1117, 16mm. silent, 425-feet, 2-lbs. 524.91 ozs 29 • ·~· ' BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241 , Fall and Winter 1973-4 43 THE CEDAR RAPIDS AND More IOWA CITY RY. During its later days as an interurban, rne· Cedar Rapids and Iowa Ci ty RaMway operated Railroads ten cars. lwo of these cars-No. 119 and No. 121>-appear In our film. You'll see good run-by shots of both from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City. "llese were photographed i n 1953 shortly LOGGING RAILROADS before the change-over to diesel . OF THE WEST 810-79-0507, Sta ndard smm., 150-feet, 11- ozs . S6 .91 Here is steam power coverage on three of the 860-79-0160, Super 8, 165-feet, 11-on . $7.91 important logg ing railroads of the West 830-79-0125 , St andard 8mm., magnetic sound, Southwest Lumber M ills out of Flagstaff, 150-feet, 11 -ots. S12.91 WATERLOO,"CEDAR FALLS Ari zona ; 00th the Callam and Grays Harbor WESTERN TRAINS OF operations of Rayonier on the Olympic LONG AGO, 1897-1903 AND NORTHE RN Peninsula in Washington State; and the West come along for a ride on the electric in Side Lumber Company out of Tuolumne, Calif. This newsy film contains all major elements of terurban cars of thew. C. F. & N. in the early 810-77-0276, Standard amm ., 325-feet, 14- our former releases "Famous Trains of Western Ra ilroads, 1897-1903" and "The 1950's. Action scenes from the head end (and in OlS, $12.91 SANTA FE STEAM Georgetown Loop, 1903". This new com the sound version, on.the-spot synchronized AT CAJON P ASS bination contains (1) Fast Mail, Northern sound), down the straightaway, through Pacific R. R., 1897 ; (2) Overland Express, switches, over cross-overs, under the C. G. W ., cajon Pass, through which the Santa Fe and Northern Pacific R. R., 1900 ; (J) Overland paralleling the I. C., with scenes of the in Union Pacific gain access to the Los Angeles Limited, Union Pacific, 1902; (4) The terurban car and street railway car iri area of California, is the point of lowest Georgetown Loop, C. & S., 1903; (5) California Waterloo. elevation between the San Gabriel and San Umited, Santa Fe, 1898 ; (6) Overland Mail, 110-79-0631 , Standard &mm., 200-feet, 14- Bernardino mountains. Action photographed Southern Pacific, 1897 and ( 7) Sunset Limited, ~L H~ by Robert Hale, begins on the Victorville side Southern Pac i f i c , 1898 . The sequence, 860-79-0214, Super 8, 225-feet, 14-oIS. $7.98 w ith one of the Santa Fe's big 4-8-4's on the 'Overland Mail, Southern Pacific, is believed 130-79-0128, Standard Imm., sound, 175-feet, 14- Grand Canyon Limited. by the Espee to have been photographed in ozs. S12.98 810-77-0404, Standard 8m m ., 150-feet, 11 - 1893. ~L a91 810 -77 -0976, Standard 8mm., 175-feet, 11 · 860-77 -0226, Super 8, 175-feet, 11-ozs. $7.98 OIS. $6.91 860-77-0976, Super B, 200-feet , 11-ozs. $7.98 CiJ[i][i][jJ[jJ[i][jJ[jJ[jJ WINTER RAILROADING IN ILLINOIS TERMINAL THE COLORADO ROCKIES INTERURBANS Photographed by William H. McKenzie The scenes in this f ilm were photographed in Canadian With most of the highest mountains in the 48- the w inter of 1951 1952 on what was known as NARROW GAUGE TRAIN states and high passes through which the the " Bloomington Line" of the Illinois Ter Railroads TO SILVERTON earl iest bands of steel crossed the d ivide, minal. This segment of the system was Here is a '-omprehensive and beautTt ully pictures of struggling tra ins w ith steam abandoned on February 23 , 1953, the first 1&:1&:ti1f'il1i7f'i7fi71JJ[il photographed film t hat tells the whole story of locomotives ahead, and beh ind w er e major portion Of the line to be g iven up when The Silverton, the summer passenger train on sy non ymous w ith railroading in the " M ile the interurban network beg an to crumble in the Denver and Rio Grande Western's High " state. Today, even w ith mor e power f ul the early 1950's. Durango-Silverton Branch. As the train ap diesel locomotives, freights still f ight their 810-79-10S3, Standard B&W 8 mm. silent, 200- proaches the 700-ft. high ledge in the cliffs near way up mountain grades, and helper feet, 11-ozs. $6.91 Rockwood, and snakes around the high curves, locomotives are sti ll needed to get the tonnage 860-79-1053, Super 8 B&W silent, 225-feet, 11 - we are treated to scenes shot bath from the over the t op . 810-77 -1116, Standard 8mm ., 200-feet, 11 - = · ~" train, and of the tra in from ac ross the canyon. 830 -79-1053, Standard 8mm. B&W magnetic And there are some very effective scenes au sound, 200-feet, 11-0,s. $12.91 =860 -77 -1116, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. $7. 98 made from the head end of the locomotive 880-79 -1053, Super 8 B&W magnetic sound, 225- 825-77-11 16 , St andard 8mm., co lor, 175-feet, 11 - itself as it cr eeps along the ledge. f eet , 11-ozs. S13 .91 ozs . S19.98 810-77-031S , Standard 8mm., JOO-feet, 14- 630-79-10S3, 16mm. B&W optical sound, 400- 870-77-11 16, Super 8, color, 200-feet , 11- ozs. S12.91 feet, 2-lbs. S24 .91 860-77-0471, Super a, 325-feet, 14-ozs. S14.98 0IS. $23.98 825-77-0002, Standard 8mm. color, 175-feet, i1 - 620-77-1116, 16mm ., sile nt, 400-feet, 2-lbs. S24 .98 ozs . S19.91 [iJ[jJLIJ[iJ[i][iJ[i][i][i] WHITE PASS AND YUKON 870-77-0001, Supers, Color, 200-feet, 11- lhis spectacular film photogr aphed in 1951 by ozs . S23 .91 Interurbans, TROLLEY LINES AND Woodrow Gorman, and available in bot h 8mm. ELEVATEDS OF METRO co lor and black and white, pictures the White TRACKS OF THE IRON HORSE ': TrfJ·u~·ys an~ POLIT AN NEW YORK Pass w hen steam w as still the motive power RIO GR ANDE SOUTHERN- You'll see a variety of White Pass narrow In comm emoration of the 100th anniversary of Photogr aphed trom f ifteen to twenty years gauge Mikes-as many as three on a train- TRESTLES OF OPHIR the golden spike which completed the f irst Elevateds ago, this film of trolleys and electric lines in working the 3.9 percent gr ade up the Pass. A nd Photographed by Woodrow Gorman in the transcontinental r a ilroad on M ay 10, 1869, the and around New Yor k, pictures m any a va r iety of mixed trains, pa ssengers and WI Un ion Pacific Railroa d has issu ed a [i ][I]Ci.J [i.J [i.Ju][i][i]!i] years im media tely before World War I 1, and in operations that have long since been aban freights-along the Y uko~n high t rest les documentary film which p ictures in earl y still 1950, when the shadow of abandonment, was doned. sn ak ing along ledges high above the canyon Rel photography and engravings, and in m otion FROM HORSE CAR TO SUBWAY closing in on this fabled nar row gauge line, this Our film opens with coverage of t he Yonkers bo ttom. In addition to the basic material 810' is a collection of scenes typical of the road at picture form, the story of the building of t he IN NEW YORK CITY s up Photographed from 1898 to 1906, and edited Railroad Company, the Coney Island 1tolleys photographed by Mr. Gorman, the black and that time. Shows vintage motive power and Union Pacific, and its historical and si ti, from paper positives in The Library of and the Queensboro Bridge Reilways. \Nhite version also contains a sequence of the rolling stock mixed with that leased from the engineering evolution up to the present time. Bid Congress, this film completely bridges the In the area of "elevateds" we see the yards White Pass photographed by an Edison Denver and Rio Grande Western and spec Sequences from one of the great Hollywood Grit period from relatively primitive horse car to of the BMTdivision, which, in Manhattan, is a ca meraman in 1901. tacularly pictures the most fabulous stretch of epics dealing with the building of the U. P are hea1 .the..oo.ening .oLNew York_t_.i.t.Y..'.S: fir:s_t_svbway. subway system, and the Third Avenue 1tansit 810-78-0309, St andard 8mm., JOO-feet, 14- mountain railroad n, the United States Ylhich included System which ceased operation in 1955. ozs. SlJ.98 best 810-77-0714, Sta ndard 8mm., 600-feet, l - 810-66-00218, Standard 8mm., 300-feet, 11 : reached its pinnacle in the Ophir Loop. 810-79-0500, Standard 8mm., 250-feet, 1-lb. $8.98 825-7 8-0018, Standard 8mm. color, 200-feet, 11- 110- ib. $20.98 ozs S12. 98 810-77-0337, Standard Smm., JOO-feet, 14- 860-7 9-0132, Super 8, 275-feet, 14-ozs. S9.98 ozs. S19.98. lbs. 860-77-0321, Super 8, 650-feet, 1-lb. S23.98 860-66-0278, Super 8, 3S0-feet, 14-ots. $14.98 ozs. $12 .98 860- banks). The old duke dies, but Doug decides he Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] CL] Ci] Ci] Ci] . can best serve the purposes of justice by becoming a member of the pirate band. He challenges the pirate chief to a duel, and comes off victor . Doug vows he can capture the Aninial, first ship they sight single handed. This he Sport and. does, and aboard is a Q.eautiful princess {Billie Dove). But the pirates propose to cast lots for the princess, and here Doug is put to a Adventure Filnas supreme test to rescue the princess (with whom he has fallen in love) and to do away with the band of ruffians. Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] Ci] [iJ [i][i]_[i]_[i] THE BLACK PIRATE was the only Fair S:\IALL ANIMALS banks picture ever to have been filmed in color [iJ[iJ[i][iJ[iJ[i][i][iJ[iJ BIG GA.\lE ANIMALS OF THE FOREST {the ori ginal 2-color Technicolor system)- but OF KRCGER NATIONAL This is one of the most interesting and most it survives only in black and white. The story PARK varied, of allot the 8mm color films in our Wild was by Doug himself under the pseudonym of Life Series It contains close up scenes ot a Elton Thomas. Wildlife and . An unusually interesting film showing It is the time when tall galleons carried great number of small animals including 810--S3-0401, standard Imm., 147S-feet, 4- African big game in the tremendous Kruger wondrous treasure across the sea to Spain, and chipmunk, ground squirret. raccoon, fox lbs. 549.98 Big Game National Park. It dramatizes the struggle for the time the sea rovers flourished in the squirrel. flying squirrel. red squirrel , por 860-53-0548, Super 8, 162S-feet, 4-lbs. 557 .98 survival Includes shots of antelopes, giraffes, Spanish Main. The bloodthirsty pirate have cupine, red fox , marten and beaver elephants, zebras, crocodiles 1n the muddy 620-53•0379, 16mm. silent, 2950-feet, 9- [i][i][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i][i][i] 82S-8J 0012, Standard 8mm . color, 100-feet, 11- just captured a merchantman abOard which is river, and animals of the wild running in terror lbS. 5199.98 01s . Sl 1.98 the Duke of Arnalda and his son ( Doug Fair ,\:\l,\Zl:'\G A:'\L\IALS OF THE from a charging lion A:\l,\ZO:'\ 810-83-0162, Standard 8mm., 275-feel, 14- 870 -83-0003, Super 8 color, 110-feet, 11· 512.98 ozs . SlJ.91 The 1ungles of the Amazon contain a natural ozs. 860-83-0276, Super 8, JOO-feet, 14-ozs. $14.98 LOO inhabited by some of the strangest and THE MARK OF ZORRO 0920> most colorful animals on the earth You'll see ttie bright colored macaw, parrots, ducks. BIRDS OF THE PRAIRIE starring Douglas Fairbanks monkeys, tayra. tamandua, silky anteater. Photographed by James R. Simon with Marguerite de la Motte coendu, sloths, and tree boa and the 1aguar Life is varied on the plains. Most of the birds s10.eJ-0222, Standard 8mm silent, 200-feet, 11- The Mark of Zorro rem a ins one of the best of are migratory, nesting on the ground or, if Douglas Fairbank' s cloak.and-sword ad Utt = above the ground, in low bushes or low trees. A ventures as it is a product of the old Doug with few nest in burrows underground or in holes in the zip and pace of his early films. cut banks. During the spring, the Great Plains As the famous Mexican Robin Hood, Doug are a burst of bird song and flower color. You' ll masquerades as the foppish Don Diego, with see such species as avocet. phalaropes, horned larks, yellow -headed blackbirds, Mccown many delightful comedy touches of his own longspur, lark bunting, horned lark, great blue soME soum then springing into action as Zorro, the heron, meadow lark, lark sparrow, mallard, AMERICAN MAMMALS crusader for the rights of the Mexican people. You will also see a couple of fine duel coots, sand hill cranes, killdeer, mourning A suprlementary film to the color subject, sequences, and a wonderful chase towards the dove and golden eagles. "The Strange and Dangerous Creatures of the end, where Doug eludes his pursuers with 825-83-1101. Standard 8mm. color, 175-feet, 11- Amazon." Shown in this ,ine selection of wild ou. 519.98 life in the Amazon jungle are Brockett deer, some fantastic acrobatics. 870-83-1101, Super a color. 200-feet, 11-ozs.S23.98 810-53-0951, Standard amm., 1725-feet, l- black jaguar, mother jaguar and offspring, ibs. SSS.98 TJIE BEAVER. :'\AT'CRE'S three-toed sloth, coendu (the South American Lt::\lBERJACK porcupine). giant anteater, tayra and the silky anteater. All pictured in full-color clos-up! An 1nt1mate pictorial account of construction 825-83-1095, Standard 8mm., color, 175-feet, 11- act,vities of the beaver beaver pond, house THE THIEF OF BAGDAD and cache - beaver swimming in open water ozs. $20.98 0924) - beaver at dam - beaver inspecting dam at 870-83-1095, Super 8, color, 200-feet, 11- pure scamp, a purse snatcher and a pick- overflow- -beaver crossing over aspen cutting, ozs. Sll.98 pocket then starts sectioning another for cache in THE STRANGE AND Doug assembled, at the cost of two millions, pond Beaver may have been protected well DANGEROUS CREATURES OF the biggest cast, the biggest sets and the most now tor a number ot years, and as a result THE AMAZON elaborate costumes, for this glittering have made a good comeback from terribly production, this fairy tale of old Bagdad. Photographed by James R. Simon reduced numbers There's magic in it, as Doug meets and falls 825-83-0027, 8mm color, 100-feet, 11-ou. Sll.91 The Amazon flows from west to east across the South American continent, roughly paralleling in love with the beautiful princess, and com ANIMALS OF THE and quite close to the Equator. It traverses one petes with the most wealty and eligible princes GREAT PLAINS of the least civilized and most tropical areas of of the Orient for her hand. There's magic, too, The Great Plains habitai is essentially a the world. And, in the junales along its banks in many of the effects that were created for grassland with many species of native grasses FOREST ASIMALS OF live some of the most co1orful, strange and this film, a milestone for its day. and more than 2,000 kinds of flowering plants. THE WEST dangerous creatures to be found .:iriywhere. COMPLETE VERSION In keeping with this, life itself is quite varied. You'l I see the Amazon drake, lavadeira, emu, 110-S3-0894, standard amm., 2600-feet, s- In our fi Im you'll see pronghorns, mule deer. A varied and extremely interesting f ilm snake bird (seriema), blue and gold macaw, ~L ffl~ white tailed deer, chipmunks, prairie dogs, concentrating on a variety of the larger wooly monkey, ouacari (red faced monkey). MG-53-0555, Super a, 2900-leet, 5-lbs. S104.98 species of forest an imals of the West. Includes with DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, jack rabbits, badger, weasel, ornate bOx squirrel monkey and parrot, plumed mar JULIANNE JOHNSTON, SOJIN, 620--Sl-0382. 16mm. silent, S200~feet, 14- turtle, bobcat, red fox, raccoon, skunk, thir elk, mule deer, white tail deer and doe, moose, moset, spider monkey, emerald green tree grizzly bear mother and her cubs looking tor SNITZ EDWARDS lbs. $399.98 teen lined ground squirrel and bison, or boa , paca and boa constrictor. PAUL KILLIAM' S ABRIGED VERSION food after the winter hibernation. 82S-83-00S0, Standard 8mm. color, 150-feet, 11 - In The Thief 1,1:f Bagdad, Douglas Fairbanks American buffalo. 110--S3-0l29, standard amm, 600-feet, l- 825-83-0026, Stand~rd Imm. color; 100-feet, 11 - 517.91 departed from the swashbuckler roles he had 82S-83-1106, Standard amm .• color, 17S-teet, 11 - on. ibs. $21.98 on. 519.91 ou. Sll.91 JX)f"trayed in The Mark of Zorro, The Three 870-83-0013, Super 8, color, HS.feet, 11· -53-0442, Super ,so-teet, 2-lbs. S24. 91 170-13-0007. Super a Color, 110-teet, 11 · S20.fl Musketeers and Robin Hood, to play that of a a, 170-83-1106, Super a, color, 200-feet, 11 - Sll.91 OlS . S23.91 OlS, 29 ~ BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973--4 45. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Travel Filnas Religious Filtns ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BULL F IGHT CITY. MADRID . • ~.,.;J , I. Js.l. cl. , I. _ _J,_ , I. I. I. J_ _ Blackhawk/ ~ ·/ -.. . Highlights of Spain's capital city and the bullfight capital of the world. Shown are . . .. · - Cathedral Puerta de Sot , entrance to the Metro Madrid's World's Fair subway system, lottery ticket seller, Castellana Hilton, National Palace, Puer ta de Films Releases Alcala, new residential apartment building, University of Madrid, Plaza de Toro'5. bullfight I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. A CERTAIN NOBLEMAN crowd in front of Plaza de Toros and a series of Th is film tells the story of the nobleman who scenes of a bullfight lived at Capernaum (John 4: 47- 53 ) . When his 820 -88 -0044, Standard 8mm. color, SO -feet, 2- on ly son, whom he loved dearly, fell ill, he Ss.98 OlS. appealed to h is Roman gods in va in. In despair , he sought out the man whose teachings he had heard about , begging him to come to his son. Jesus, seeing the father was sincere, told h im to go home, t hat his son would live. The father, believing, hurried home to THE STORY OF SAN FRANCISCO'S •· ind his son was healed at that very hour. T HE PRODIGAL SON CABLE CARS 810-91 -0461 , Standard 8mm. 300-feet, l - A father allows his younger son to take his half Both the Powell and California cable car ib. S13.98 of the inheritance and set out to see the w orld. lines-bOth f rom the outside as wel I as fr om 860-91-0030, Super I , 400-feet, 1-lb. $15.98 The son wastes it and returns. The f ather aboard a car. In addi tion, we go inside the rejoices at his return and prepares the best he pawer house wher e the cables ar e pr opelled, has for the son who was "lost ." A well-known and to the ca r bar ns to see how the cars are THE CE NTURY OF PROGRESS Bible stor y, with an effective picturization. placed in service. 810-91-047 1, St andard &mm., 300-feet, l- 825-79-0009 , Standard 8mm. color, 100-feet, 9- E XPOSITION, CHICAGO, ib. S13.98 ots. S11 .98 1933-1 934 160-91 -0075, Super I , 325-feet, 1-lb. $15.98 DANCERS OF SPAIN For all of the financial difficulties of the time Spanish dancers have long been romanticized and the high level of unemployment, the 1933 in song and story, and the costuming and t he period of The Century of Progress Exposition .iJw[i]CiJCiJCiJu..lCiJCiJ locales where the three groups of dancers • was so obviously a success that, well before shown in this film perform do not in any way Other • detract from the legend. We see the Gypsy that season was over, it was decided to con • dancers of Granada, dancers of the region tinue and expand the Fair for another year about Balldemosa in Mallorca, and dancers of Bible Stories Toledo 82 0-88-0045 , Standard 8mm. color, SO -feet, 2. Our fil m covers a number of the highlights of THE CHILD OF BETHLEHEM I. I. I. I. I. : -1. "i_ -l i_~[i] Ss.98 the Exposition ... The Avenue of Flags, the The setting of this f ilm is Nazareth, Sk y-Ride, the House of Tomorrow , the Golden Beth l ehem, J erusa l em and Egy pt. W i th Temple of Jehol , the Italian Pavilion, t he reverence and dignity i t depicts Jesus' birth Belgian Village, the Maya Temple, t he THE SAVIOUR IS BORN and ear ly childhood (up to the age of 2 years ). American I ndian Village, t he Ukrani an The effectively edited si lent version of " T he The simple and beautiful story as recorded in Village, t he M idway, Ad mir al Byrd's f lagship, First Ch ristmas" w ith test titles based on " The Matthew and Luke unfolds against the the Federal Build i ng, the lagoon, the Streets of King James Version of the Bible. background of Palestini an l ife. Roman Paris, the Hal l of Science, the Travel and 810-91 -0052, Standard Imm., 300-feet, 14- government, and Herod's tyranny. Transportation Build i ng and Enchanted S12.91 810-91-0484, Standard 8mm., 350-feet, l - 015. Island, as well as several of the i ndustrial ib. $13.98 ex hibits. 860-91 -0001, Super a, 400-feet, 1-lb. S15.98 THE HOLY LAND SIMON PETER, FISHERMAN Adding enrichment to the study of geography, T,\IIITI . PARADISE 0:\ EARTH V iewed from the vantage paint of 1971 , the We see Jesus healing and comforting. Here is history and the literature of ancient Palestine, Fa ir looks quite modern compared w ith either the full drama of Jesus' call to His first th is presents scenes where i mportant In the r omant ic South Seas, the Island of Tah iti the San Francisco or San Diego Exposi tions Of disciples. This film shows the effect of Jesus on historical events took place. Maps and Tl appears as a paradise on earth. Visit this MEXICAN FOLK DANCES 1915. the life of strong, impetuous Simon Peter. The beautiful natural Scenes show the relationship IV, enchanted land via the camera and see the Here is a colorful presentation of several Blackhawk release and the latter soon to be. setting is Capernaum and Antioch. There are of Jerusalem, Nazareth, Lake of Gal i lee, River wonderf ul peopl e, thei r dan ces , c raft s, Mexica n f ol k dances photog raphed as scenes of typical home and community life, Jordan, Jericho, Mount Nebo and other sites of In'"' custom s and the leisurely way of life. A ver y ancient and Blblicai importance. presented at a restaurant in M exico City. 810-66-0926, Stilndard Imm., 2S0-feet, 11 - f ishing scenes and the Sea of Gali lee. Tft un ique f ilm, beautifully photographed. 410-91 -0215, Standard Imm., 300-feet, 14- There are scenes from normal level as well as ~L V~ 810-91-0494, Standard Imm., 475-feet, 2- II( overhead to give the best presentation of the 810-88-0161 , Standard &mm. black and white, ots. S12.91 2S0-feet, 14-0IS. S8.98 160-66-0926, Super I, 275-feet, 14-on. $1.91 lb. S14.91 OZ, variou s dances in f il m form . 860-91-0131, Super I, 325-feet, 14-on. $14.91 160-88-0147, Supert, 300-feet, 14-ou. s10.,a 620-66-0926, 16mm. silent, 475-feet, 2-lbs. S29.91 860-91 -0142, Super I , 525-feet, 2-lbs. S16.91 ... 120-88-0023, Sm m. color, SO-feet, 2-ots. SS.98 621 46 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 Super Bowl of 1968 .. 49 TURPIN, BEN ...... 15 Super Bowl of 1969 .. ... •.... 49 'Twas Henry's Fault ...... 18 Super Bowl of 1970 49 Twenti Million Miles To Earth 47 Super Bowl, 1971 . . . 49 Super Bowl 1972 49 20F~m \~~~~~\;;~~~!ter . . . 52 Super-Hooper-Dyne-L1Zzies 16 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea ... . . •..... 30 ~~~~~?J~~t°~e~i!~~Yh~h.e . ~} Twice Two ...... • . . . 4 INDEX Swain, Mack ...... 14 Two Cylinder Courtship, A . .... 18 Two Doyles, The . . . . . • . . . . . 31 Swf~~t~~~n~i~~;ills _Frnm 26 Two Tars ...... • . . . . • 5 Index Continued from Page 63 Sweed1e Learns To Swim 18 Ugly Duckling, The ...... 53 Sweet and Twenty 24 Unaccustomed As We Are . . . . . 5 Uncensored M-,v1es ...... 19 st s"j~~JJ~/'M~~~~s.on-:-_. 52 Unchastened Woman, The .... B ~r~~~ua:e~ ~n~:r~'j';azon 44 Swiss Miss . 5 Uncle Tom's Uncle ...... A Strong Revenge, A . 15 Switzerland (Summer) 51 Under Royal Patronage . 31 Strongheart 30 Switzerland (Winter) . . 51 Under A Spell . • 18 Submanne Pirate, A 16 Sylvester ...... H Unsinkable llette Davis, The . 58 Sugar Daddies , . . . 4 Symphony In Black . . 46 Vagabond, The ...... 12 Sugar Ray Robinson 49 Tahiti ...... 51 VALENTINO, RUDOLPH ...... 27 INTOLERANCE Tahiti, Paradise on Earth . . 45 Vanity Fair 30 (1!115) Take Bus Pay Later 54 Variety . . . . 30 with LILLIAN GISH, MAE MARSH, Tale of Two C1t1es, A ...... 31 Versatile Villain ...... 16 ROBERT HARRON,MIRIAM COOPER , Tango Tangles ...... 10 Victory Over The Luftwaffe 39 THE GREAT CONSTANCE TALMADGE, ERIC VON Tarzan of The Apes . . . . 49 Vienna . . . 51 The Village Sleuth ...... 30 STROHEIMand BESSIE LOVE Tawny Scrawny Lion H TRAIN ROBBERY Teddv At The Throttle...... 16 The Violin Maker of Cremona ... 24 INTOLERANCE considered by some a Telephone Girl and The Lady , The 31 Virginian. The ...... 33 G. M . ANDERSON, MARIE commercial failure, perhaps because it went Tempest ...... 28 MURRAY. GEORGE BARNES into release only months before America Ten Dollars Or Ten Days . 14 ~!ft~~.:'~1~~ The . . 1~ Cred ited as the f ir st f ilm to fell a complete entered World War I, and the country was Ten Wheeler To Duplex . . . 42 Washington, D.C. 51 story. The Great Tra,n Robbery was an Texas Cowboy 33 Washington, The Nation's Capital 57 preoccupied with the war in Europe. Yet, " eastern" western made in New Jersey and That's My Wife 4 Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern 43 Intolerance was an artistic success and has, employed intercuft1ng to tell the story, cap Their First Mistake ...... 4 Water Wagons ...... 16 perhaps, grown in stature with the years. Their Purple Moment . . . 4 Way Down East ...... 23 t ivat ing the audiences who flock.ed to see i t in Way Out West ...... 5 1903. Blackhawk's Standard 8mm. and Super 8 Them Thar Hills ...... 4 810-lS-0S28, Standard emm., 200.feet, l 1. versions of Intolerance are complete and They Go Boom ...... 4 Way to the Underworld, A . . 34 ozs. S6 .98 Thicker Than Water . . . . . 4 We Faw Down ...... 5 authentic in every way except for the main and Thief of Bagdcd, The 26 Werewolf, The ...... 48 860-3S-000S, Super 8, 225-feet, 11-ozs. 57.98 credit titles which were removed from the Thirst ...... 14 82S-3S-0043, Standard Bmm .• part-color, 200 - WESTERN. FEATURES •••••••.•• original negative some years ago and were not 35mm. Motion Picture WESTERN SHORT SUBJECTS . .... feet, 11 -01s. 511 .98 available. All sub-titles which are part of the Projector, The ...... 22 870-lS-0008. Super 8, part-color, 225--feet, 11- Western Trains of Long original print have excellent quality. This is War? ...... 55 Ago 1897-1903 ...... 43 oxs. 514.98 This Was New York-1900 22 810-50-0353, Standard 8mm., 2425-leet, 5- West of Hot DOR ...... 7 620-3S-0190, 16mm. silent, 400-feet, 2-lbs. 524.98 Those College Girls . 16 We Want Our M"ummy ...... 47 62S-3S-00017 ,16m m., part-color, 400-feet, l- lbs. $90.98 Three For Breakfast 53 What Drink Did ...... 25 ibs . S44.9B 860-50-0017, Super 8, 2650-leet, 6-lbs. S103.98 Three Little Pigs . . . 53 What If ...... H TOL'ABLE DAVID Three Pests in a Mess ...... 47 What Price Taxi? ...... 8 (1921) Three Sappy People ...... 47 Wheel's A-Rolling ...... 41 Thrills From The When Comedy was Kini! . . . . 50 with RICHARD BARTHELMESS, Lightening Raider . 34 When Steam Was King .. 41 Through Air and Fire, GLADYS HULETTE and 35 ~~\~~le~f~elo The Front . . .. ~~ ERNEST TORRENCE "Perils of Pauline" ... Through Darkened Vales 25 White House, The ...... 57 The story of Tol'able David takes place in a Thunder of Steam in the White Outlaw, The C small southeatern village. David Kinnemon Blue Ridge, The ...... 41 White Pass and Yukon ...... 43 passionately longs to be a man and assume a Tillie's Punctured Romance 12 A Tin-Type Romance WHITE, PEARL ...... 35 man's responsibilities but others regard him 31 Whoops I'm An Indian ...... 47 4 only "tol 'able." His particular desire is to Tit For Tat ... . Wife and Auto Trouble . . . . 16 The Titanic ...... 22 wh' drive the mail. Three thugs named Hatburn Tol'able David ...... 30 Wild Engine, The 28 move themselves in on David's " girl" and her 32 Will Rogers ...... 19 g1rt Toll Gate, The ...... ass. grandfather. One of them kills David's dog, Tommy Burns vs. Bill Squires 20 ::~dni~f~~~ ~~~da~nf~; . . . . 53 Tong Man, The ...... 30 feet and when David's older brother rebukes him, Honey Tree .. 53 he hits him in the back with a stone and Too Many Bozos ... H Tortoise and The Hare, The 53 Wini;e;l~r~t;'~~f1:S the 43 cripples him for life. David's father only has Tour of Universal Studios 57 time to reach for his gun to go out and settle A tour Through The With Love and Hisses . . . . . 5 with the Hatburns when he drops dead of heart Thomas H. Ince Studios 22 Wolfman, The ...... ~6 Woman.A ...... 11 CAMEOS OF COMEDY failure . Towed In A Hole ...... 4 THE SAD CLOWNS Tracks Of The Iron Horse . . 43 Woman in the Suitcase, The .... . C IIEN TURPIN, SIDNEY DREW, This leaves David the " man" of his family, Work ...... 11 and one day, when no one else is available, he CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, EDNA PURVIANCE, Tr~i~riiiuin.Jn~e" ...... 35 Worldly Madonna ... 30 Tramp, The ...... 11 MARIE DRESSLER, FATTY ARBUCKLE, BUSTER KEATON, HARRY LANGDON gets a chance to carry rt1 mail. But the mail World Series 1971 ...... 48 sack drops out of his wagon, and one of the Transformations by Melies ... . . 21 Our BUSTER KEATON WORLD WAR I & II ..•...... 36 Hatbums picks it up and carries it away. TRAVEL 8 FILMS ...... 51 World Without Sun, A . . . . 47 eve A brief and rare look at the Golden Just getting along in a complicated world is not David invades their hiding place, shoots it out, TRAVEL FILMS ...... 45 Wrong Again 5 ass. Age of Comedy and some of its more skillful easy - Harry Langdon, Buster Keaton and feet kills all three, and delivers the mail, himself Treasure Island-Perilous Mission 52 Wrong Mr. Fox, The ...... 18 practitioners, Cameos of Comedy spans well Charlie Chaplin each had his own formula for Yankee Clipper, The . . B more dead than alive. Trilby .. B over a decade as it traces the growth of the art life, as shown in this compilation of the best of Yesterday Lives Again . . . . 57 of comic screen pantomime. (1909. 1922) 810-49-1060, Standard Bmm., 1525-feet, J- Trio Of Edison Comedies 18 silent film comedy. Triple Trouble ...... 11 Yosemite Wonderland . . • . . . 57 Tt.r 110-01-0591, Standard Imm., JOO.feet, 14- ibs. SSS.98 Trolley Lines & Elevated Of Yokel, The . 19 Wit on. $12.98 a10-01-oso2:standard Imm., 5S0-leet, 2- 860-49-1060, Super 8, 1675-leet, 3-lbs, S63 .98 Metropolltan New York .. 43 You Said a Hatful . . . . . 6 Tt.e U0-01-0182, Super •• 32S-feet, 14-0IS. $14.98 lbs. $21.91 620-49-1060, 16mm. silent, 30~0-feet, 9- Truthful Liar 19 You're Darn Tootin' . 5 813- 6211-01-0240, 16mm. silent, 600-feet, 3-lbs. $39.91 U0-01-0430, Super I, ,oo.feet, 2-lbs. S24.91 lbs. 5239.98 Trysting Places . A Yukon Jake ...... 14 843 25 29 49 : . . . . I . . . • . • . , All Standard smm. films are 150-feet and 19·t Super8t,lmsare165-teetwilhsh;pp,ngwe,ght C O I . b . p • of 11 -ozs. . unless. otherwise stated. um 1,a· . 1, '--' ures Many of these show highlights only and are not complete. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . " a.· a. :j,J_a. Fa.~~l..!~'- ~'. a. :[i ~ DEAN MARTIN as "MATT. HELM" Ll. a La. ·JL i.J a. Ll J a.Ta. JLiJ[~j Tr.e wild and wacky 3 Stooges at tr.eir wildest Action scenes from tt-.e picture that started ttie and wackiest. Tr.ere's a r.aunted r.ouse, two Highlights From Matt Helm craze. The mad scientists, a gorilla and a pie tr.rowing 813-85-0S03, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.99 battle ... all in tliis one mirtliful reel! 843-85-0082, Super 8, 165-feet S6.99 Three Stooges 813-01-0286, Standard 8mm., ,so.feet 6.99 Hollywood 819-8S-0059, Standard &mm., Color, 1S0- 843-01-0019, Super 8, 165-feet S6.99 feet S15.49 Features 847-85-0066, Super 8, Color, 165-feet s 15.49 .iJ[a.~liJ[iJCi-~ ~ ;[i ;[JJu.J 822-8S-001S, Standard 8mm. magnetic sound. THREE PESTS IN A MESS j,_- -~ ra. ll)._JLl.} 1.][i ] :i][i] 150-leet S15.49 CREEPS 85S-85-0012, Super 8 magneuc souna, 165- The Stooges hold a winning sweepstake ticket I I ' ' fePt $15.49 The Three Stooges in a haunted castle! A worth a hundred thousand bucks with two Laugh situation beyond compare! Even the crooks hot on their tails. One of the most unusual moving films ever WORLD WITHOUT SUN spirits get into the spirit of high hilarity as 8S5-01-0089, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400- made. See tt;e story of Elsa, the amazing Scenes from tt;e fascinating documentary by these wild, wacky, bats-in-the-belfry kings of feet 529.95 lioness domesticated, tr.en returned to the world renowned film-maker Jaxques-Yves comic match magic with the ghost of an old wild. Winner of 2 Academy Awards. Costeau. Follow Commander Costeau and his knight-in-armor. WHOOPS, I'M AN INDIAN 819-8S-0046, Standard &mm., Color, 200- intrepid Oceanauts as tt;ey investigate a 85S-01-0091, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400- tect S13.95 t-,idden world below tlie Red Sea. teet S29.95 Tlie st-,eriff and a jealous husband are in r.ot 847-8S-00S3, Super 8, Color, 200-feet Sll.95 813-83-0255, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.99 pursuit of tlie Three Stooges. Wlien they 843-83-0057, Super 8, 200-feet S6.99 CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S disguise tt-,emselves as lnjuns, watch the DIZZY DOCTORS 819-83-004S, Standard &mm., Color, 200- TOMB feathers fly! Tt;e madmen as medicinemen ! Their cure-all feet CHRISTOPHER LEE cleans cars, removes stains and turns a 813 01 •0285, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6,99 THE BRIDGE ON THE 847-83-00S2, Su~r 8, Color, 200-feet 843-01-0018, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 hospital into shambles. RIVERKWAI An unabaslied example of thrill-ct;itl movie making at its sliockinq best! See the Mummy 813-01-0399, Standard 8mm., 200-leet $6.99 Scenes from the towering adventure triumph [i][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i][iJ[iJ[iJ come to life and turn killer to avenge a wrong 843-01-0053, Super 8, 200-feet S6.99 tr.at won 27 International Awards and 7 THREE SAPPY PEOPLE of 3,000 years. Tliis film is sure to freeze the Academy Awards. Truly one Of tlie finest Larry, Curly and Moe impersonate the finest blood of any true horror fan. HOT STUFF motion pictures ever made. psychiatrists in the world Ziller, Zeller and Science Fiction 813-86-0389, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 The Three Stooges as undercover men guard 813-85-0199, Standard 8mm., 150-leet S6.99 loller, to help cure a young socialite from 843-86-0050, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 ing a scientist with a top secret rocket fuel acting like a spoiled brat. As it turns out, 843-85-0004, Super 8, 165-feet S6.99 formula. When our zamies clash with a spy 819-86-0043, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- they're just what the doctor ordered. 819-8S-00SJ, Standard emm., Color, 150- feet S13.95 ring trying to get the secret there's a chain [iJ[i][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[LJ 855-01-0088, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400- teet S15.49 847-86-0049, Super a, Color, 165-feet S13.9S reaction of explosive gags. feet S29.95 847-85-0060, Super 8, Color, 165-feet $15.49 TIIE CURSE OF THE Ul'.:MON 85S-01-0090, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400- REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN feet $29.95 WE WANT OUR MUMMY The devil-worstiipping cult of the evil Dr PETER CUSHING Kaswell evokes a strange and murderous LOVE AT FIRST BITE Hired as detectives to locate an Egyptologist THE MAN FROM THE Tt;e infamous Baron Frankenstein creates a monster_ Tlie gruesome being turns its blood The Stooges go romantic, as only they can, our 3 friends take a hilarious taxi ride to Egypt DINER'S CLUB new, more terrifying man-like monster. Wt-:en lust against a renowned psyct;ologist and a while preparing for a triple wedding to the . And wlien they enter the tomb .. WOW! DANNY KAYE tt;e Baron is exposed, his patients turn on t;im lovely young girl wlio liave come to investigate 813-01-0287, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.99 One of tt-,e world's funniest men ... in one of in a frenzy of revenge. A real horrorama ! girls they met overseas. a strange murder. A terrifying tale! 855-01-0087, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400- 943.01.0020, Super 8, 165.feet S6.99 tt;e most t;ilarious scenes ... from one of the 813-86-0233, Standard &mm., 150-feet $6.45 813-86-0198, Standard 8 mm., 150-leet S6.45 feet S29.95 822-01-0014, Standard 8 magnetic sound, 150- best pictures. Danny tangles with an I BM 843-86-0001, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 843-86-0003, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 feet S15.49 mact;ine ... you'll be torn witt; laughter as you 819-86-0058, Standard &mm., Color, 150- MALICE IN THE PALACE 8SS-01-0001, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- see wt;at happens. EARTH VS, THE feet S14.95 Hold on to your fez! The 3 Stooges turn up in feet S15.49 813-85-0288, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.99 847-86-0065, Super 8, color, 165-feet S14.95 North Africa as dizzy waiters at ttie Cafe 843-85-0021, Super 8, 165-feet S6.99 FLYING SAUCERS Casbahbah. 85S-85-0013, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- HUGH MARLOWE 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH 813-01-0401, Standard Smm., 200-feet S6.99 u:J[i]LiJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ feet S15.49 Flying saucers invade tt:e earth .witt; The most monstrous o, an space monsters is 843-01-0055, Super 8, 200-feet $6.99 Washington, Moscow, London, Paris tt;e key unleashed on eartli ! Doubling its size every PARDON MY CLUTCH MAROONED targets . . while tt-.e world's top brains niglit, it wrecks liavoc on a terrified populace. Buster Keaton feverist;ly devise new weapons to combat the .. crushing cities, defying modern weapons. Our heroes run into car trouble when GREGORY PECK attack! Can anytt-,ing stop it? Find out!! everything they do backfires. Higlilights of one of ttie most exciting and 813-86-0283, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.45 813-86-0284, Standard 8mm., 150-leet S6.45 SSS-01-0086, Super 8, magnetic sound, 400- [iJ[i][iJ,[iJ~[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ spectacular films of our time. Impossible to 843-86-0016, Super 8, 165-leet $6.45 843-86-0017, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 feet S29.95 tell the make-believe world from the real. A PARDON MY BERTH MARKS must tor collectors and thri II seekers. RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE PARDON.MY SCOTCH 813-85-0385, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.99 Buster in a marital mixup of mirtt-:. You'll Chi IIs-Thri I ls-Nightmares starring Bela Three jerks mix chemicals instead of sodas. 843-85-0046, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 have tt·,e time of your life as Buster almost Lugosi Witt; a TNT potion in ttieir hands-;~:,,! 819-85-004~, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- TURN PAGE FOR MORE Ttie 3 Stooges win ttie race to outer spa1"'~ .-,. takes a stranger as t.is wife. 813-86-0568, Standard Imm., 150-feet $6.95 813-18-0404, Standard emm., 200-teet $6.99 feet S15.49 813-01-0400, Standard 8mm., 200-feet --.,. 45 847-85-0048, Super 8, Color, 165-feet S15,.49 843-86-0143, Super a, 165-leet $6.95 COLUMBIA PICTURES 843-01-0054, Super 8, 200-feet .... 45 843-18-0059, Super 8, 200-leet 56.99 48 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 NO. 2-TRITON- EPISODE3-THE NO. 2-STRANGE NBA 1969, PRO- Mo More Columbia LORD OF THE DEEP LIVING CORPSE VOYAGE BASKETBALL'S GREATEST Jason and t-,is Argonauts struggle witt; tt;e Batman saves Linda and himself by grabbing Tricked by tt;e magician Sokurat; to return to YEAR Pictures fearsome flying t.arpies in an attempt to a passing rope. Assigned to protect tt;e Lock the island from Bagdad, Sinbad is forced to Ttirill to tt;e speed and split-second timing of rescue a blind beggar wt,o t.olds a most i m wood Aircraft motor, Batman learns tt;at two recruit a crew of cut-tt;roats. Mutiny, storms, pro-basketball's great stars of tt;e fast moving portant secret. See tt;e terror of tt;e sea, tt;e Lockwood engineers t;ave been turned i nto and tt;e Wailing Sirens are part of Sinbad's game. Clashing Rocks, and tt;e lord monster of tt;e Zombies by tt;e deadly Daka. Flying tt;e test indeed strange voyage. 813-82-0382, Standard Bmm., !SO-feet S6.99 Science Fiction deep ... Triton. plane, tt;e Zombies attempt to capture Bat. 813-BS-0320, Standard Bmm., lSO-feef $6.99 843-82-0044, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 813-85-0373, Standard 8mm., lSO-feet $6,99 man, also aboard, and wt.en tt;e plane crast:es 843-85-0023, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 819-82-0039 , Standard 8mm., Color, 150- continued 843-8S-0034, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 ii looks as if Balman is gone! 819-8S-00SS, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- feet $15.49 819-8S-0029, Standard Imm., Color, 1S0- 813-86-0262, Standard Bmm., !SO-feet $6.99 feel $1S.49 847•82-0044, Super 8, Color, 16S-feet SlS.49 feet $1S,49 843-86-0011, Super a, 165-feet $6.99 847-85-0062, Super 8, Color, 16S-feet $15.49 NBAPtA YOFF '70 847-8S-0034, Super 8, Color, 165-feet _ 115.49 8S5-85-0003, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- 813-82-0403, Standard Bmm., 200.feel $6.99 8S5 -85-0007, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- EP_ISODE 4-POISON PERIL feet SlS.49 feet SlS.49 Tt;e Zombies die, but Batman escapes unt.urt. 843-82-00SB, Super 8, 200-feet S6.99 NO. 3-HYDRA OF HADES Meanwt;ile, Colton discovers a radium mine .. . N0.3-THE 819-82-0044, Standard 8mm., Color, 200- Jason finds tt;e beautiful Medea drownir1g in a and tt;e cunning Daka wants it! In tt;e brawl EVIL MAGICIAN feet $15.49 raging sea. Tt.e excitement mounts tt;rougt;out tt;at follows, Batman is buried alive in the Sinbad battles tt.e giant Two-Headed Roe, 447-82-0051, Super 8, Color, 200-feet S1S.49 as Jason comes upan tt;e Golden Fleece only to collapsing mine.,. another Cyclops, • and-tt.e amazing Sword NBA'71 be cha! lenged by a seven headed Hydra of 813•86-0263, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet $6.99 Fighting Skeleton-all to save tiis beloved 813-82-0501, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet $6.99 Hades. 843-86-0012, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 Princess Parisa . 843-82-0080, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.99 813 -85-0321 , Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.99 819-82-0051, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- 813-85-0374, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.99 EPISODE 5-THE 843-85-0035, Super 8, 165-feet 843-BS-0024, Super 8, 16S-feet $6,99 feet $15.49 56 99 EXECUTIONER STRIKES 819-BS-0030, Standard Bmm., Color, ISO- · Again, Robin tt;e WonaefBoy comes to tt;e 819-8S-00S6, Standard 8mm., Color, 1S0- 847-82-00SB, Super 8, Color, 165-feel $15.4' Tt;isfil feet $1S.49 rescue by digging Batman out. Linda's been feet $1S.49 NBA CHAMPS PLAYOFF '72 847-8S-0063, Super 8, Color, 16S-feet S1S.49 ~ow r. 847-8S-0035, Super 8, Color, 165-feet S15 .49 turned into a Zombie and lures Batman into a 843-82-01S2, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.95 855-85-0008, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- trap, wt.ere Oaka's men overpower t;im, pack 855-85-0004, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- a.am feet $15.49 847-82-0107, Super 8, color, 16S-feel SJ.!,~ l(nOCk feet SlS.49 him in a crate and throw tt;e crate to a pack of NHL HOCKEY NO. 4-THE GOLDEN FLEECE alligators. Ttiey make a frenzied attack ..... N0.4-THE 1u.. 2- Jason tries to escape from " tt-,e dark, 813-86-0264, Standard Bmm., !SO-feel $6.99 DRAGON'S LAIR PLAYOFF'70 ou. THE WEREWOLF 143.. 2 dangerous land at tt;e end of tt;e wor,ld" witt; 843-86-0_013, ~•r 8, 16S-fPel $6.99 Witt: tt;e tielp of tt;e mysterious Genii, Sinbad 813-82-0388, Standard Bmm., !SO-feel $6.99 843-82-0049, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 Mis-used-atom -age met~.ods turn a man into a t;is golden prize tt:at's wortt: a kingdom. See EPISODE &-DOOM successfully battles suet; forces as tt;e Fiery 119-12 819-82-0041, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- snarling, raving beast . rigt;t before your tt;e incredible duel with tt:e army of skeletons, Dragon, Evil Magician, tt:e Cyclops OlS, t;orror-struck eyes! A 10,000-year-old legend OF THE RISING SUN feet $15.49 of as the adventure comes to an electrifying end. Robin to ft;e reSCueagam as t;e- snatct;es including one of tt;e most fantastic figt.t scenes 147 ..2 847 -82-0047, Super 8, Color, 16S-feet S15.49 bestiality comes to life, tearing tt;e screen to 813-8S-037S, Standard Bmm., !SO-feel $6.99 Batman from tt;e teett; of tt;e 'gators! Tt;ey ever filmed, tt;e Cyclops vs. tt.e Fire Breathing OJ.5. terrified tatters. Human brain, human cunning 843-BS-0036, Super 8, 16S-feef S6.99 tt;en dispose of Oaka's gang and turn everyone Dragon. A ttiri II in every frame of this exciting NHL '71 in the body of a bloodthirsty beast. 813-82-0502 , Standard 8mm., lSO-feet $6.99 819-85-0031, Standard 8mm., Color, 1S0- back to normal. Witt: their work done ... for climax to one of tt;e greatest young adventure feet $15.49 843-82-0081, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 813-86-0234, Standard Bmm., !SO-feel $6.4S now, Batman and Robin disappear. films ever made. 847-BS-0036, Supers, color, lSO-feet SlS.99 819-82-0052, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- Main 843-86-0002, Super a, t6S-feet $6.4S 813-86-026S, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.99 813-BS-0322, Standard Bmm., !SO-feet $6.99 BSS-85-0009, Super 8 magnelic sound, 165- feet SlS.49 843-86-0014, Super 8, 16S-feel $6.99 843-8S-002S, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.99 feet $15.49 819 -85 -00S7, Standard 8mm., Color, lSO- 847-82-00S9, Super 8, Color, 16S-feet S15.49 JASON AND THE BATMAN feet SlS.49 NHL HIGHLIGHTS '72 THE SEVENTH 847-BS-0064 , Super 8, Color, 16S-feel $15.49 843-82-0lSl, Super a, 16S-feet $6.95 ARGONAUTS ADVENTURES 0~ 8S5-8S-000S, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- 847-82-0106, Super 8, color, 165-feet $14.95 VOYAGE OF SINBAD ~et SlS.49 RINGS AROUND THE WORLD I Circus FIim - Death Defying Action "and _;}JIJ5Jt,•1/] ~ L L ~ L L L L L Suspense 111/GHTIEST 813-89-0567, Standard amm., lSO-feet S6.99 HERO OF Sport Films 843-89-0142, Super 8, 165-feel $6.99 ALL ACTION 819-89-009S, Standard 8mm., color, 150.. SER/A.LSI L L L L L L L L L feel $1S.49 847-89-0102, Super a, color, 16S-feet S1S.49 WORLD SERIES 1971 PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE 813-82-0573, Standard Imm., lSO-feet S6.9S 843-82-0148, Super 8, 165-feet $6.95 EPISODE I-THE ELECTRICAL BRAIN Batman and Robin attempt to corner an enemy espionage ring with designs on the hospital's ... ): NO. I-BATTLE WITH TALOS radium supply. In a dramatic rooftap fight, they su~cessfully thwart the villians, but If. • .J ~ Tta. exciting story of Jason and his heroic Batman is knocked from the roof into space .. NO. I-THE CYCLOPS quest unfolds. To gain his rigt.tful kingdom 813-86-02 60, Standard Bmm .. 150-feet $6.99 Sinbad and tiis valiant crew find adventure, Jason must find the Golden Fleece. He forms 843-86-0009, Super a, 16S-feet $6.99 danger and an evil magician when tt;ey are his crew of staunch men t;e cal Is the blown off course on a strange island. Witt; tt;e Argonauts After struggling with a reging sea EPISODE 2-THE t.elp of tt;e magician and his magic lamp they ROCKY MARCIANO they find tt;emselves locked in mortal combat BAT'S CAVE escape tt:e dangerous Cyclops only to lose the Ttie Cinderella sports story of tt.e century. see TJ;e _"Rock" meets Joe Louis, "Jersey Joe" with the awesome Talos-the bronz behemoth. Our dauntless hero lands unhurt on a scaffold. \folOnderous lamp in tt:eir escape. tt;e tiigtiligt;ts Of their sad beginning and tt.eir Walcott and Don Cockell and successfully 813-BS-0372, Standard Bmm., !SO-feet $6.99 He and Robin ft:en set out to rescue Linda 813-BS-0319, Standard Bmm., !SO-feel $6,99 sensational vault to greatness as tt;e World defends t.is title against all comers. Exciting 843-85-0033, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 (Bruce Wayne's girl friend) from tt:e clutches 843-BS-0022, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 Ctiamps. tiigt;lights . . i ncluding tt;e big punct; tt;at 819-8S-0028, Standard &mm., Color, 150- of the mob. As Batman and Linda make their 819-8S-00S4, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- 813-82-0381, Standard Bmm., lSO-feet $6.99 ended Joe Louis' career. feet $1S.49 escape across a cable, a gangster sets it on fire feet $1S.49 843-82-0043, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.99 813-82-0387, Standard Bmm., !SO-feet S6.99 847-85-0033, Super 8, Color, 16S-feet S1S.49 . sending tr.em hurling toward the ground .. . 847-85-0061 , Super I, Color, 165-feet SlS.49 819-82-0038, Standard 8mm., Color, 1S0- 843-82-0048, Super 8, 165-feet S6.99 855-8S-0006, ~uper 8 magnetic sound, 16S- 813-86-0261, Standard 8mm., lSO-feet $6.99 8S5-8S-0002, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- feet $15.49 822-82-007S, Standard 8mm., Sound, 17S- feet $1S.49 843-86-0010, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.99 feef $15.49 847-82-0043, Super 8, Color, 165-feet S1S.•9 feet $14.45 29 ts!'x.stone Tq_ni_llht BLACKHAWK CATALOG. C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 49 - SUPER BOWL 1970 (..i.. LJ.. ,&.Jl..i.J.i.JLi.J~Jli.JlL.i l. l. l. l. l. l. l. l. l. ~CiJ[.JJ[iJCiJ~Li.J[i.JuJ More Co lu mbia K.C. Chiefs vs. From Minn. Vikings News And Picture• see all tlie ti.rilling liigt;liglits of ti.is classic Select Films game wr.en tlie AFL suprises tlie NFL and tt;e Hollywood Film country witli anotlier big upset! Documentaries 813-82-0384, Standard 8mm., 150-leet H.99 [iJ[i][iJ[i][i][i][i][i][iJ 843-82-0045, Super 8, 165-feet H .99 [i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i] Enterprises 819-82-0040 , Standard 8mm., Color, lS0- APOLLO 12-RETURN THENEWYORK feet $15.49 TO THE MOON ~[i][i][i][i][i][i][i][iJ WORLD'S FAIR, 1939 847-82-0046, Super 8, Color, 165-feet SlS.49 805 -88-0193, Standard 8mm., 175-feet $5.95 The amazing journey of Astronauts Conrad, I SUPER BOWL 1971 Gordon and Bean as pliotograplied by tlie Colts vs. Cowboys astronauts themselves and NASA. Included starring ELMO LINCOLN & Tlie Colts sting tt.e Cowboys witli a game are scenes of docking procedures as well as the ENID MARKEY l. l. ' 1. · :1. ',_l, _l._ A.~ ~l.~ winning last second field goal. Tlie most tense blast off from tlie moon for tt;e return The story of the ape man who was orphaned ,_ a: closely contested game of all tlie Super Bowls voyage. and later adopted by the apes. Learning the played!! 813 -92-0380, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6 .99 secrets of the "wilds" he begi ns to realize he is Miscellaneous _ 813-82-0406, Standard amm., 150-feet $6 .99 843 -92-0042, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 , L,All I 843-82-0073, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 819-92-0037, Standard 8mm., Color, 150- Film~ · FIGHTOFTHE 819-82-0047, Standard 8mm., Color, 1s0- feet $15.49 CHAMPIONS feet $15.49 847 -92-0042. Suoer 8, Color, 165-feet SlS.49 ' 1. _,L a._Ll. 1l l. l..l. Ll. ::i.., LJ..l[il 847-82-00S4 , Super 8, Color, 16S-feet SlS.49 APOLLO14-MOONVOYAGE FRAZIER VSALI SUPER BOWL 1972 OF THE KITTY HA WK Tliis film is your lifetime record of tt·.e blow-by Tl.ri lling to v iew is the t;ourney of Astronauts CAPTAIN CELLULOID VS. blow t.igt:ligt;ts of ttie World's Heavyweight DALLAS .COWBOYS St;epard, Roosa, and M itchell as pt;otograplied THE FILM PIRATES Championship. See tt;e action .. including tt;e VS. MIAMI DOLPHINS by tt;e astronauts themselves and NASA. Your new serial hero CAPTAIN knockdown punch in slow motion! 813-82-0570, Standard 8mm., 150-feet, $6 .95 813 -92-0407 , Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.99 Celluloid is here! Fearless f ilm guardian 843-82-0570, Super 8, 165-feet $6 . 95 113-82-0498, Standard &mm ., 200-feer, 11- 843-92 -0074, Super 8, 165-feet $6.99 .•. protector of all priceless celluloid. 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S16.9S 83S-88-009S, Standard 8mm. 84S-88-0104, Super 8 S18 .9S S18.9S entered World War I, and the country was 84S-88-0097, Super 8 S18.9S 84S-88-0040, Super 8 LJ..~l. Lj L~ La,.~ Ci -~ LJ.. J[ L~LJ,,_ 'l~. preoccupied with the war in Europe. Yet, NEWYORK Air Intolerance was an artist ic success and has, LJ.Jl.iJ[i]~l CiJ[L,J,,_ j L~-~ - 83S-88-01S7 , Standard 8mm. S16 .9S THE ORIENT perhaps, g rown in stature with the years. 84S-88-010S, Super 8 S18.9S 835-88-0103, Standard 8mm. S16.9S Certainly when all the films of Griffith are 84S-88-0049, Super e S18.9S New Zealand considered Intoler ance stands at t he top. 1 be r ia Air Lines· NEW ENGLAND D.W. Griffith, in four separate stories, at 83S-88-01S8, Standard 8mm. S16.9S I. l. l. l. l.- . l.~- l.- - i" "°t tacked intolerance and bigot r y through the 84S-88-0106, Super 8 S18.9S AUSTRIA ' ages, bringing the epic to the screen with film " 83S-88-0166, Standard 8mm. S16.9S AROUND THE PACIFIC techniques far advanced for the times. I. I. I. l. -l. -l. l. ' a. - l. WASHINGTON D.C. 84S-88-0114, Super 8 S18.9S 83S-88-008S, Standard 8mm S16.9S 810-53 -0353 , Standard 8mm., 242S-feet, 5- 83S-88-01S9, Standard 8mm. S16.9S 84S-88-0031, Supe r 8 S18.9S lbs. S90 .98 HOLIDAY IN SPAIN 84S-88-0107, Super 8 S18 .9S VIENNA S1 03.98 S16.9S 860-S0-0017 , Super 8, 26 S0-feet , 6-lbs. 835-88-0087, Standard 8mm. 83S-88-0167, Standard 8mm. $16.9S AUSTRALIA 14S-I! 0033, Super 8 S18.9S HAWAIIAN ISLANDS S18.9S 84S-88-011S, Super e 83S-88-0081 , Standard 8mm. S16 .9S 83S-88-0160, Standard 8mm. S16.9S 84S-88-0027 , Super 8 S18.9S ~l.JL a._, [a. Jl 1- _iC1-] JLLI\.i_J 84S-88-0108, Super 8 S18.9S u.J~ SALZBURG FIJI ISLAND OF OAHU 835-88-0168, Standard 8mm. S16 .9S 83S-88-0084, Standard 8mm. S16.9S Continental 83S-88-0161, Standard 8mm. S16 .9S 84S-88-0116, S•per 8 $18.9S 84S-88-0109, Super 8 S18.9S 84S-88-0030, Super 8 S18.9S Air Lines ISLAND OF KAUAI NEW ZEALAND 835-88-0162, Standar1 8mm. 516.95 83S-88-0080, Standard 8mm. S16 .9S 11. a. a. a. ia.-l a. r,Jr-a.7l i. 84S-88-0110, Super 8 S18.9S [IJ[i][iJ[IJ[iJ[iJ[IJ[iJ[iJ 84S-88-0026, Super 8 S18.9S TAHITI SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ISLAND OF MAUI S16.9S Trans World 83S-88-01S1, Standard emm. 835-88-0163, Standard 8mm. S16.95 S18.9S 84S-88-0099, Super 8 84S-88-0111, Super 8 S18.9S Air Lines Ca.. .,_ a,_ t. &. :~1./ 1. _f1- :li J.i J[i : PACIFIC NORTHWEST ISLAND OF HAWAII [i JCi~ CiJC"i:: C"iJCiJ Ci ~C" i Ti"' S16.9S 83S-88-0164, Standard 8mm. S16.9S 83S-88-01S2, Standard 8mm. S18.9S Lufthansa 84S-88-0100, Super 8 S18.9S 84S-88-0112, Super 8 FLIGHT TO EGYPT 83S-88-0024, Standard 8mm. S16.9S S18.9S Air Lines COLORFUL COLORADO [IJ[IJ[IJ[IJ[IJ[IJ[IJ[IJ[IJ 84S-88-0023, Super 8 835-88-0153, Standard 8mm. $16.95 II. l. l. l. ~ l. l. ~ l. Sll'PD 8 COLO~Jl..__,lllO""":u.'-~ 845-88-0101, Super 8 $18.95 FLIGHT TO ENGLAND Take a tour of Jerusalem, see the Wailing 83S-88-0061, Standard 8mm. S16.9S Wall, the site of Solomons Temple, old and Swiss Air Lines GERMANY $16.9S EXCITING CHICAGO 84S-88-0014, Super 8 $18.9S 83S-88-00S2, Standard 8mm. new Synagogues, the market place, ,t( $11.9S d 83S-88-01S4, Standard 8mm. $16.9S 84S-88-0009, Super 8 Nazareth, the home of Mary, the Sea of .. 84S-88-0102, Super 8 S18.9S [i][i][i][iJ[U[i][iJ[jJ[U Galilee, Jewish folk dancing, Tel Aviv, and n DALLAS, HOUSTON, FLIGHT TO FRANCE GREECE much more. S16.9S 852-88 -0002, Super 8, Color, 150-feet $1S.9S NEW ORLEANS THE HOLY LAND S16.9S 83S-88-0016, Standard Imm. S16,95 83S-88-0090, Standard Bmm. S18.9S 83S-88-0lSS, Standard 8mm. S16.9S 83S-88-0100, Standard 8mm. S18.9S 84S-88-001S, Super I $11.H 84S-88-0036, Super 8 II 84S-88-0103, Super 8 S18.9S 84S-88-0046, Super 8 91 nr ------~ --- 52 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241 , Fall and Winter 1973-4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ~: Standard 8mm. films are 150-feet ' a nd ••,a - It n,·sne•• v,• tms ' Th,s film is a brea :~,~~~o~:'.l;n~::: ;:i~fr".!:s:i:~a~:tping weight ... ' . · ::I r natural phenomena. when y oo v isit th I, '~- changing of season 818-88-0062 , Standar feet ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ 840-88 -0055, Super 8, I • I • • I I • , • I T REASURE ISLA ND- ["ii)[,1_J _i,_ _:[ i,_ J .J. ,:! 1,._}_ 1. 'i.1. _' 1,, J • I I I ' I''' • I' ' . I • I . PERILOUS MISSION With 101 da l mations, anything is likely to When Grumpy refuses to wash up before Young Jim Hawkins attempts t o recapture the This br ings to the screen the age old stor y of happen and usually does, in this highlight film dinner , the other dwar fs gang up on him, and ship which had been taken by pirates. _Highlights - the maid who wins the hear t of a handsome Suspense heightens, when one of the blood prince. From Cinder ella the boy-meets-gir t from 101 Dalmatians. you will be entertained by the most delightful 809-81-0383, Standard Bmm., black & white, 150- excerpt from Disney's Snow White. thi r st y pirates takes after Jim! An exciting fairy tale. fccl 56.95 809-8S-0353, St andard 8m m ., black & w hite, 1S0- exce_r_e!__f_i::q_m T reasure Island. . From 809-85-0355, Standard &mm., black & white, 150- d09-85-0359, Standard 8mm., 150-feel 56 .95 feet S6.95 853-81-007 8, Super 8, black & whi te, 165- fcet 56. 95 fcct $6.95 8S3- 85-0058, Super 8, black & w hite, 165- 853-85-0064 , Super 8, black & white, 165- isn~y Features_ 853-85-0060, Super 8, black & white, 165- feet 56.95 feet 56.95 818-81-0056, Standard &mm., color, 150- feet $6.95 818-85-0042, Standard 8mm., color, 150- 81 8-85-0038, Sta ndard &mm., color, 150- feet 517.95 818·85-0036, Standard Bmm ., color, 1S0- feet 517.95 ,i.i-f i l rilCilCilwCiJ[JJ[i] feet 517.95 84 0-8 1-0045 , Super 8, col or, 16S -feet Sl 7. 9S feet 517.95 840-85-0015, Supe r 8, color, 165-feet 517.95 840-85-001 3, Super 8, color, 165-feet S17.9S 840-85-0019, Super 8, color, 165-feet $1 7.95 WALl 11CMn ..11tt1tt Dllfflll PETER PAN-PETER 20,000 LEAGUES-MONSTER Pluto's frant c ef PAN MEETS FROM UNDER THE SEA him into a h1la DU;\,18O-DUMBO MAKES THE CAPTAIN HOOK See Jules Verne's co m pelling novel come to mirrors ,.., a f BIG TOP See your all-t im e favorite Peter Pan tangle lif e from D isney's 20,000 Leagues Under the 809-81-0365. Sta w ith the t r icky and sneaky Captain Hook. Sea, wi th the myster y ship Nau tilus and the Dumbo, the baby elephant born wit h t t:e huge feet battle wi th a giant squid. funny ea r s, becomes the first elephant clown in 853-85-0085, Super 8, 165-feet 56.95 853-81-0070, Su pe 809-85-0360, Standard 8mm ., black & white, 150- the circus. A heart wa r ming episode f rom 840-85-0057, Super 8, color, 165-feet 517.95 feet feet S6.95 Disney's classic, DUM BO ! 818-81 -0048, Stan P INOC CHIO-MONSTRO 853-8S-0065 , Super 8, black & whi te, 165- 809-85-0351 , Standard 8mm., black & white, 150- feet feet • S6 .95 THE WHALE 840-81-0025, Sup -818-85 -0043, Standard Bmm., color, 150- un 85 3-85-0056, Supe r 8, b lack & while, 165- This f ilm shows P inocchio at the bottom of the sea i n sea rch of his father w ho has been feet 517.95 ~~ un 840-85-00 20, Super 8, color, 165-feet ,.17.95 818 -85-0034, Standard 8mm., color, 150- swallowed by M onstro the Whale. Some ha ir feet 517 ,95 raising adventures are in store! 84 0-85 -0011 , Supe r 8, color, 165-feet $17.95 809-8S -0350, Standard Bmm., black & white, 1S0- BAMBI-BAMBI FALLS IN LOVE feet $6.95 [i][i] [i][JJ[i][JJ[i][i][i] Bambi, the pr ince of the forest , meets his true 853-85-0055, Super 8, black & while, 165- love. He is challenged by a rival and a n ex feel S6.95 Miscellaneous· citing duel follows. KIDNAPP ED-KIDNAPPED 818-85-0033, Sta ndard Bmm ., color, 150- 809 -85-03S4, Standard Bmm ., black & white, 1S0- ATSEA fee t $17.95 teet 56.95 Treacherous Uncle Ebeneza has his nephew, 840-85-0010, Suoer 8, color, 165-feet $17.95 Disney Films . 8S3-85-0059, Super 8, black & white, 165- David Balfour kidnapped to k eep the estate llOlilN HOOD-KOBIN HOOD - feet 56.95 which rightfully belongs to David. He is OF SHERWOOD FOREST 11.l 1i][1J[i][L)[i][i][i]["'A] 81 8-8S-003 7, Standard Bmm., co lor, 150- doomed until he meets a reckless sold ier of On ly Wa lt D isney could capture in one great feet S17 .95 fo r tune, and excitement and suspense follow! pictur e such tumultuous fury of ex ci ting a c 809- 85-0358, Standard amm., black & white, 150- 840-85-001 4, Super 8, color, 165-feet S17.9S tion ! fee t $6.95 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON- 824-8S -0001, Standard Sm m., magnetic sound, 809-85-03S7, Standard amm ., black & white, 150- ISLAND OF MYSTERY 8S3 -85-0063, Super 8, black &white, 165- feet 56 .95 black & whi te, 200-feet 516 .95 Fr om the Disney production Swiss Family feet S6.95 853-85-0062, Super 8, black & while, 165- 862 -8S-0001 , Super 8 magnetic sound, black & Robinson, this f ilm shows how the Robinson 818-85-0041 , Standard &mm ., color, 150- f ee t $6 .95 white, 225-feet 516 .95 fami ly battles for survival after being feet 517 .95 818-85-0040, Standard amm., color, 150- 826-8S-0001 , Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, marooned on an island. 840-85-0018, Super a, color, 165-feet 517.95 f ee t S17 .95 color, 200-feet 524 .95 809-85-0356, Standard 8mm .• black & white, 150- A4n.AS -0017, Super 8, color, 165-feet $17 .95 856-85-0001 , Super 8 magnetic sound, color, 22S feet 56.95 feel 524.95 SLEEPING BEAUTY-THE 8S3 -85-0061 , Super 8, black & white, 16S- Need a plum MYSTERIOUS UR. SYN PRINCE AND THE DRAGON feet 56 .95 and w atch h A tale of i ntrigue and exci tement i n 18th From Walt Disney's f eature Sleeping Beauty, 818-85 -0039, Standard 8mm .• color, 150- flood ! W t.en Century England. Dr. Syn the nightriding this exciting story shows Pri nce Phillip feet 517.95 and m ischief vicar dressed in a scarecrow outfi t,- secretly coming to the rescue of the beautif ul princess 840-85-0016. Suoer 8, color, 165-feet 517.95 r iot comedy BEDKNOBSAND def ies the t y ranny of King George 111. who was put to sleep by the wicked fairy. 824-85:0002 , Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 809-81-0368, SI Now in your own home-Disneyland-the BROOMSTICKS-MATCH 809-85-0361, Standard &mm., black ·& white, 150- 809-15-0325, Standard 8mtn·• black & white, 150- black & while, 200-feel $16.95 feet happiest place in the world . Be thrilled by the OF THE CENTURY feet 56.95 feet 56.95 862-85-0002, Super 8 magnetic sound, black & 853-81 -0073, S 853-85-0066, Super 8, black & white, 16S- 853-8S-0057, Super 8, black & white, 165- white, 225-feet $16.95 Matterhorn, Monorail, Pi rates of the Carib come to the island of NabOOmbu and see the bean and many, many more things to see ! feel wildest soccer match of the century played by feet $6.95 feet 56.95 826 -85-0002 , Standard 8mm. magnetic sound, 818-81-0051 , S 818-85-0035, Standard amm ., color, 150. color, 200-feet $24. 9S 818-88-0032, Standard Bmm., color, 200- the animals. 818-85-0044, Standard 8mm., color, lSO- feel feet 517.95 856-85-0002, Super 8 magnetic sound, color, 225- fcet $21.95 153-l~-0084, Super I , 165-feel $6.95 feet $17.95 840-81 -0078, S feel $24.95 840-88-0030, Super 8, color, 225-feel $21 .95 840-BS-005', Super 8, color, 16S-feet $17.95 840-85-0021 , Super 8, color, 165-feet $17.9S 840-85-0012, Super 8, color, lM-fee' 517.95 Ho Ooo \nn 29 Keystone Tonight . • . 25 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 53 CHEF DONALD THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE BEAR TROUBLE THE HOUND THAT THOUGHT ' Tully and Tubby, two bear cubs turn a two HE WAS A RACCOON More That loveable, mischievous, Walt Disney The old adage "slow and steady wins the race" million acre playground into sheer pandonium An unusual story about two natural enemies, a character, Donald Duck, works himself into a is cleverly adapted to Walt Disney's Academy when they get separated from mamma bear Hound and Raccoon, who are raised together frenzy as he tries a new recipe and ends up in a Award Winner -The Tortoise and the Hare! Disney Films Filmed at Yellowstone National Park. as pups, Their friendship reaches a climax sticky mess. 809-81•0364, Standard 8mm., black & white, 125- 809-8S-0062, Standard &mm., black & white, 1S0- when they meet face to face-as the hunter and 809-81-0366, Standard 8mm., black & White, 12S fee! S6.95 1i...ltilu.1u.1Ci Jfilfil[iJ['j] feet S6.95 8S3-81-0069, Super 8, black & white, 140- feet 56.95 the hunted! 8S3-8S-0082, Super 8, black & white, 165- 809-85-0061, Standard 8mm., black & white, 150- WILDLIFE IN 853-81.0071. Super e, black & white, 140- feet S6.95 fee! $6.95 818-81-0047, Standard Smm., color, 125- feel · S6.95 feet S6.95 GRAND CANYON 818-81-0049, Standard smm., color, 125- fee! S17,95 818-8S-0060, Standard &mm., color, 1s0- 8S3-85-0081, Super 8, black & white, 16S- This film is a breathtaking spectacle of this feet S17.95 840-8 l-0024, Super 8, color, 140-feet S17 .9S feet S17.95 feel $6.95 natural phenomena. This excitement mounts 840-81-0026, Super 8, color, 140-feet $17,9S 840-8S-00S3, Super 8, color, 16S-feet S17.95 818-8S-0059, Standard amm., color, 150- when you visit the wild animals and the THE UGLY DUCKLING feet $17.95 changing of seasons. Han's Christian Andersen's most famous fable 840-8S-0052 Super 8, color, 16S-feet $17,95 818-88-0062, Standard &mm., color, 150- is brought to life in Walt Disney's Award LONESOME GHOSTS winning production of the story of the un feet $17.95 Mickey, Donald and Goofy run a ghost ex wanted and unloved duckling. 840-88-00S5, Super 8, color, 16S-feet $17.95 terminating agency. They receive a <;all from 809-81-0362, Standard Smm., black & white, 12S lonely and bored ghosts to come to their house. ~M un , a.71a. l [a.l liJu.J[i][i][i][iJ After a number of hairraising E!pisodes the 8S3-81-0067, Super 8, black & white, 140- ghosts are finally chased out! fee! S6.95 THE HUNCHBACK 809-81-0369, Standard 8mm., black & white, 12S 818-81-0045, Standard emm., color, 12S- filwfiluJ[i]filCiJfiluJ fee! 56.95 fee! S17.95 OF NOTRE DAME 8S3-81-0074, Super 8, black & white, 140- 840-81-0022, Super 8, color, 140-fee! $17.95 feet S6.95 (1923) 818-81-00S2, Standard 8mm., color, 125- WINNIE THE POOH AND Disney Cartoon~ fee! S17.95 THE HONEY TREE 840-81-0029, Super 8, color, 140-feet S17 .9S Pooh's insatiable appetite for honey is his -~ undoing, and this weakness involves him in a [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[E series of misadventures that reach a high note THREE FOR BREAKFAST in hilarity. 809-81-0370, Standard 8mm., black & white, 1S0- BONE TROUBLE Those mischievous chipmunks, Chip and Dale, COUNTRY COYOTE GOES fee! S6.95 try to swipe pancakes from Donald. The Pluto's frantic efforts to outwit a bulldog leads 853-81-007S, Super 8, black & white, 165- HOLLYWOOD chipmunks are frustrated as Donald fools Escaping from a pack of greyhounds in a him into a hilarious experience with trick feet S6.95 them with a rubber pancake but the gag finally moving van, Chico, a desert coyote, finds mirrors in a "fun House"! 818-81-0053, Standard Bmm., color, 1S0- himself in Hollywood, where he learns about 809-81-0365, Standard Bmm., black & white, 12S backfires on Donald feet S17.9S 809-81-0367, Standard 8mm., black & white, 12S ~M un 840-1:11-0031, Super 8, color, 16S-feet $17 ,9S life in the big city! 853·81-0070, Super 8, black & white, 140- fee! S6.95 809-8S-0060, Standard emm., black & white, 1s0- NM un 8S3-81·0072, Super 8, black & white, 140- feet S6.95 818-81-0048, Standard Smm., color, 125• fee! S6.95 [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ 8S3-8S-0080, Super 8, black & white, 16S- feet S17.95 818-81-00SO, Standard 8mm., color, 125- . , . • ~1-·•'. ·'• : ' . , fee! S6.95 fee! S17 .95 840-81-0025, Super 8,color, 140-teet $17.95 - · • Disney ·-:, :· ~ 818-8S-0058, Standard 8mm., color 150- 840-81-0027, Super 8, color, 140-feel S17.95 fee! S17 .95 staffing Lon Chaney with 840-85-0051, Super 8, color, 165-fee! $17.95 Patsy Ruth Miller, WALTDISNEY"S , .. Animal-Film:~ Norman Kerrv, Ernest Tori-ance, Wondertul World of Cartoons Tully l\larshafl, Raymond Hatton, a.~rt ltilC'iJ[f l[i:Ci] i 1ra Kate Lester, Brandon Hurst, Nigel De Brulier, Winifred llHIIIEIE Bryson and Gladys Brockwell ILDVVILIE lP'UGS Here is the great Lon Chaney feature of 1923 complete and substantially as it was when it was first released. While Chaney had first attracted more than casual attention in "The Miracle Man" in which he appeared at Paramount in 1919, it was unquestionably his performance in "The Hunchback" and in "The Phantom of the Opera," which followed at Universal in 1925, that laid the groundwork for his highly successful career at M-G-M for the remainder of the silent era. 810-52-0294, Standard 8mm. version, 1825-feet on 10 reels, 4-lbs. S69.98 DONALD AND PLUTO NIOK Need a plumber? Call for Donald and Pluto THREE LITTLE PIGS 860-52-0092, Super 8 version, 2000-feet on 11 and watch how a small leak can turn into a big Walt Disney's animated production of the When a baby elephant is captured he becomes reels, 9-lbs. $79.98 THE ARISTOCA TS the pet of a young boy, Ayot. One day the flood! When Pluto swallows a magnet, mirth dauntless trio defying the Big Bad Wolf 620-52-0105, 16mm. silent version, 36S0-feet on 'An animated feature in the tradition of and mischief go on a rampage in this laugh, captures the true meaning of this ancient village elder sells N IOK, and Ayot runs off into 10 reels, 12-lbs. S199.98 "Jungle Book" and "Snow White." the jungle to try and find his pet. riot comedy. fable! Abridged Version: 809-81-0390, Standard 8 mm., black & white, 809-85-0063, Standard 8 mm., black white, 809.81-0368, Standard 8mm., black & white, 125- 809-81-0363, Standard 8mm., black & white, 125- & 810-52-0933 Standard 8 825-feel, 2 lbs. $27.98 150-fee! S6.95 150-feel $6.95 feet S6.95 fee! S6.95 860-52-0933, Super 8 900 feel, 2 lbs. SJl.98 853-81-0079, Super 8, black & white, 165- 8S3-81-0073, Super 8, black & white, 140- 853-81-0068, Super 8, black & white, 140- 853-85-0083, Super 8, black & while, 165- feet S6.95 fee! S6.95 feel $6.95 feel S6.95 818-81-0057, Standard 8mm., color, 150- 818-8S-0061, Standard &mm., color, 1S0- 818-81-0051, Standard Smm., color, 12S- 818-81-0046, Standard Smm., color, 12S- fee! S17.95 feet S17.95 fcet $17.95 feet $17.95 840-81-00S0, Super 8, color, 16S-feet $17.9S 840-85-0054, Super 8, color, 165-feet S17.95 840-81-0078, Super 8, color, 140-fee! $17.95 840-81-0023, Super 8, color, 140-fee! S17.95 54 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter~1973-4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All Standard 8mm films art" ISO-feet and (; Super 8 tolms a,e 16S-feet w,th sh,pp,ng we,ght t I E 1,• 1 s of 11-ozs . unl1Jss otherwise stated. as e c...-___·., m 1\lany of these show highlights only ·_· flld are not complete. 811- NO INDIANS, PLEASE! THE GREAT CHASE 841- ABBOTT & COSTELLO ROCKET AND ROLL 84' a. l._ l. " l. -'. l._ J. l. l. l._j MEET THE MUMMY With balmy innocence these puckish madcaps A runaway rocket ship, flying saucers and Never before a greater genius at makirv; break an old Indian law-and what bad breaks people laugh! You'll hold your sides whet feel Man's best friend is his mummy. Bud has beauties of Venus drive Abbott & Costello 631 The Films Of some hysterical moments in the treasure-filled follow! Scalp - hungry redskins ride like along a riotous orbit of dizzy fun for some Fields tries a siesta in the park and geh demons after them in a beat up flivver. Over tangled up with bank bandits! You'll howl at lbs. tomb of Klaris as he tries to find his friend Lou liilarious maneuvering in outer space! Tt.is is mountains, across terrifying cliff-top trails from tt;e original feature film ABBOTT & the wildest chase of cops and robbers ever in 3 bundles of qauze! they drive with merry miracles saving them! filmed, with the bandits glad to get caught Abbott & Costello COSTELLO GO TO MARS. 811-20-0213, Standard 8mm .. 150-feel S6.45 This is from the original feature film RIDE This is from the original feature film THE 841-20-0032, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 841 -20-0092, Super 8, 165-feel S6.45 'EM COWBOY. BANK DICK. l l l l l l l l l 846-20-0034, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- 846-20-0019 , Super a magnetic sound, 16S- 811-20-0230, Standard &mm., 150-feet S6.45 e11.16-0190, Standard 8mm ., 1S0-feet S6.45 feel S14.95 feel S13.79 841 -20-0040, Super a, 165-feel 841•16-0043, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 S6.45 631-20-0084, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet 529.9S 631-20-0081, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feetS29.9S 631 -20-0089, 16mm. optical sound, 300-fee!S29.95 631-16•0069, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, ]. THE FOREIGN LEGION lbs. S29.9l Lost in a hectic series of fantastic desert 846· 16-0031, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- - "mirages," our heroes become trapped by a PARDON MY SARONG l. _l. __ l. _l.__ l. _ J. . _,._ _l. _. J.. " feel Sl•.I! hostile Arab band. Two giant wrestlers at Their ship becalmed and without power, Bud tempt to tear them apart in a fumbling, and Lou end up on a tropical island where tvmbling fun-fest! This is from the original The Films Of cannibals are said to abound. But ... good news feature film FOREIGN LEGION. ... there are also dozens of saronged beauties THE GREAT McGONIGLE 811-20-0226, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 INho take it upon themselves to keep the boys W. C. Fields The Master Comedian is up to his old trick!. 841-20-0033, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.4S 631-20-008S, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet $29.9S from ending up in the stew. This one is a ket again as he juggles his way in and out of the tleful of laughs. [iJ[iJ[iJ[i][iJ[iJ[jJ[jJ[iJ funniest situations of his film career. What Iii\ VE BADGE-WILL CHASE 811-20-0279, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.9S happens when his vaudeville tour is cancelled ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET "Hey, Abbott! The safe's been robbed!. .. " 841-20-0149, Super 8, 165-feel S6.95 is enough to keep you doubled up with There's slapstick fun and a roaring chase as FRANKENSTEIN 846-20-0060, Super 8, magnetic sound, 16S- THE BIG THUMB laughter! This is from the original feature film the boys team up with the dizzy, daffy Dracula, the Wolf Man, and even the Invisible feel S14.95 Thumbs up tor hysterical laughter as funny THE OLD FASHIONED WAY. Keystone Kops. Tt;is is from tt;e original Man, join forces in this comedy "shocker," as 631-20-0126, 16mm., optical sound, 300- man Fields portrays the local grocer who has 811-16-0166, Standard 8mm., 1s0.fee, $6.U feature film ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET somebody dreams up the idea of using feel S29.95 larceny and other assorted mischief in his 631-16-0067, 16mm. optical sound, JOO.feet, l Costello's "brain" for the monster This is from THE KEYSTONE KOPS. heart It's one sticky, riotous mess as the store ibs. S29.9l the original feature film ABBOTT & 841-20-0031, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 is "closed on account of molasses." This is COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN. 846-20-0004, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- from the original feature film IT'S A GI FT. 811-20-0045, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 feet $13.7? RIDE 'EM COWBOY 811-16-0232, Standard 8mm., ISO-feet S6.4S 841-20-0003, Super 8, 165-feet S6.4S HOLLYWOOD AND BUST Bud and Lou get a taste of the "old" West at a 846-16•002.S, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- 846-20-0033, Super 8, magnetic sound, 16S- Bud and Lou ride the rods to filmland where modern dude ranch ... where you'll split your feet SlJ.79 feel S14.95 they become Hollywood's most intrepid sides watching them ride a bucking bronco, 631-16-0073, 16mm. opt,cal sound, 300-feet, 2- 821-20-0075, Standard Imm., sound, 150- stuntmen! milk a stubborn cow, and give the wildest lbs. $29.95 feel S14.95 811-20-02S2, Standard &mm., 1S0-feet $6.9S diving exhibition you ever saw! This is from 631-20-0080, 16mm. ootical sound, J00-feets29.95 846-20-0037, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- the original feature film RIDE 'EM COWBOY. feel S14.45 811-20-0223, Standard &mm., 1S0-feet S6.4S CALIFORNIA BOUND ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET 841-20-0029,2,_uper 8, 16S-feet $6.4S DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE 631-20-0091, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S Hold your hats! You're bound for fun and MIDGET CAR MANIACS 631-20-0082, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S laughter in this blockbuster of a comedy as A prominent scientist concocts weird drugs Fields heads West to the wide open spaces, that turn humans into monsters. Costello The boys are dodging cops at the midget car races when Costello takes off in a souped up only to discover that the orange grove he unwittingly gets a dose of the needle, turns into purchased is not the oasis he exp..:octed. This is a monster, and lures Scotland Yard on a zany midget, just as the race starts! This is from the RIOT ON ICE They're at a skating rink, and Lou is suddenly from the original feature film IT'S A GIFT. ct;ase after the real madman. This is from the original feature film BUCK PIRATE'S COME 811-16-0183, Standard &mm., ,so.feet S6.4S original feature film ABBOTT & COSTELLO HOME. caught on the fast end of a crack-the-whip! He goes through a snack bar, grabbing a post and 841-16·0062, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.4S MEET DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE. 811-20-0228, Standard 8mm., 150-feel S6.45 631-16-0066, 16mm. optical sound, JOOfeet, 2- 811-20-0224, Standard 8mm. 1S0-fe"et S6.4S wrecking the building in a wild riot of fun! This 1 841-20-0004, Super 8, 165-feel S6.45 lbs. S29.95 631-20-0087, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet 529.95 is from the original feature film HIT THE ICE. 841-20-0002, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 846• 16-0030, Super 8 magnetic souna, 16S- 811-20-0229, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet S6.4S 846-20-0003, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- NO BULLS PLEASE! feet S14.95 feel $13.79 Bud and Lou crash a Mexican bull fight to 841-20-0039, Super 8, 165-feel S6.45 631-20=-0013, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S escape arrest as suspected confidence men, 631-20-0088, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feets29.9S HURRY, HURRY and Lou .takes to the arena just as the wild• CIRCUS SLICKER Thrills, chills and hysteria in the maddest CHAMPS OF THE CHASE eyed bull appears! Lou's performance sends Whipsnade's circus is the greatest snow on motorcar merry-making ever screened 1 Hook and-ladder hijinks preva11 when the boys the crowd into Latin hysterics! This is from the TAKE BUS PAY LATER earth-for keeping ahead of the sheriff! When Fields' driving gives a whole town goose flesh steal a fire truck to ct-,ase a society ft;ief, witt; original feature film MEXICAN HAYRIDE. his luck runs thin, he races elephants and and weak hearts! This is from the original 811-20-0273, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.95 wagons to the state line! Fields at his funniest! Bud steering one end and Lou tt-,e ott;er. Tliis is 811-20•0227, Standard &mm., 150-feet S6.4S feature film NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN 841-20-0144, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.9S This is from the original feature film NEVER from tt;e original feature film IN SOCIETY. 841-20-0034, Super 8, 16S.feet S6.4S EVEN BREAK 811 20-0253, Standard 8mm., 150 feel S6.95 846-20-00SS, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165- GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN BREAK. 846-20-003S, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- 631 16 0070, 16mm. optical sound, JOO.feet, 2. 841-20-0035, Super 8, 165-feel S6.45 feet $14.95 feel $14.95 631-16-0068, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2- lbs $29.95 631-20-0092, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.95 631-20-0086, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S 631-20-0122, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S lbs. S29.95 Doo \nn 29 Keystone Tonuzht BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 55 PIGSKIN CAPF.R/;; THE CREATURE FROM More The backfield is Zeppo, Harpo and Chico. The THE BLACK LAGOON coach is Groucho. They play for Huxley In the steaming Amazon jungle a living Castle Films College. The rest is cinema history, for this creature from 150 million years ago threatens adaption from the classic "Horsefeathers" is a party of arct:eologists in tt:e forbidding the funniest football parody ever put on the deptt:s of tt:e Black Lagoon. screen. 11 11 11 InI1-.InI1-.I1-.I1'1l 811 -86-0016, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.45 IF I HAD A MILLION 811-01-0281, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet $6.95 841-01-0151, Super 8, 165-feet S6.9S 841 -86-0001 , Super 8, 165-feet S6.4S Sprinkled with comedy and drama, this story I·• begins when " Rollo" Fields receives a million 846-01-0062, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165· ) . " . .. . THE CREATURE feet S14.95 \ ~., ' . f' dollars without strings attached from an ec. ,, .. . ,,. WALKS AMONG US centric millionaire. When Fields' car is 631·01·0128, 16mm., optical sound, 300· Terror reigns when the Creature attacks his smashed he goes on a one man rampage to feet Slf.9S !\ . pursuers in tt;e jungle before tt:ey subdue anc eliminate roadhogs as a constant menace to Capture him. His eventual escape leaves a society, manning a caravan of used cars of . ~ I wake of destruction in his path. every vintage. · I ; 811-86-0138, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.4S 811-16-0231, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.45 141-86-0017, Super 8, 165-feet H.45 841 -16-0TOJ,Super8, 16S-feet S6.45 l'MNO-ANGE°L 846-16-0024, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165- MAE WEST FRANKENSTEIN The spotlight is on the incomparable Mae West_ feel S13.79 I One of the strangest tales ever told, dealing as she d_azzJ...es both young aOQ. old with her 631-16-0072, 16mm. optical with the two great mysteries of creation-life quick wit and natural beauty. lbs. and death, as the scientist FRANKENSTEIN, 631-85-0113, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feetS29.95 seeks to create a man after his own Image! I [a.7CiJ [iJCi~Ci lCiJ[a.l[il a. PERILS ITALIAN STYLE Shocking .. and horrifying!! starring PAMELA AUSTIN and PAT BOONE 631-86-0117, 16mm. opflcal sound, JOO-feet S29.9S Woody Perils of Pauline 11IIS IS WAR ... ? /wJvie director Frederico Frondisi is looking INVISIBLE MAN The N.arx Brothers classic "Duck Soup" for an actress with " charm and innocence" for 111-86-0274, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.95 Woodpecker provides this preposterous laff sequence in his long.awaited Italian version of "Rebecca of 841-86-0145, Super 8, us.feet S6.95 Vv'hich little Freedonia declares war to Sunnybrook Farm". He finds his star, falls in 146-86-0056, Supers, magnetic sound, 165• establish its independence. Groucho as prime love with her, then puts her through a routine feet S14 .9S Cartoons · minister, along with Harpe, Chico and Zeppo, of frantic, perilous cinematic paces that are g_o through the time-honored process of sure to keep you laughing. IT CAME FROM [i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i] revolution in their own absurb fashion. 811-85-0284, Standard Smm., lS0-feet S6.95 OUTER SPACE 811-01-0282, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.9S 841-85-0154, Supers, 165-feet $6.95 A space ship falters in flight and spins to earth 841-01-0152, Super 8, 165-feet S6.95 846-85-0065, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165- with its mysterious visitors. Woody learns from a real nutty professor "how 846-01·0063, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165· feet S14.9S 811-86-0014, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6 .4S to stuff a woodpecker in one easy lesson." He feet ST4.9S 631-85-0131, 16mm., optical sound, 300· 141-86-0027, Super 8, 165-feet S6.4S escapes being stuffed, only to be " hounded" 631-01-0129, t6mm., optical sound, 300· feet S29.95 down by a private eye you'll never forget. feel S29.9S PERILS IN THE DEADLY MANTIS THE MUMMY 811 -81 -0246, Standard 8mm., 150-feet $6.4S WILDEST AFRICA An incredibly gigantic mantis swoops from the BORIS KARLOFF starring PAMELA AUSTIN and PAT BOONE 841 -81 0124, Super 8, 165-feet S6.4S ~i J t .: 1. ) 1. -£~1i" sky and goes on a raging rampage of A chilling story of reincarnation that spans .J. J a.; =-- Perils of Pauline ..,,....,__ a16-Bl-00S6, Standard emm., Color, 150- destruction and terror! 3,700 years in the telling. Pulse.pounding 811-85-0272, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.9S eel $12.95 ~ ighlights From. 811 -86-0148, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.45 suspense revolves around the legendary Scroll 841-85-0143, Super 8, 165-feet S6 .95 841-86-0016, Super 8, 165-feet S6.4S 842-81-0022, Super 8, Color, 165-feet S13.95 846~85-0054, Super 8, magnetic sound, 16S· of Thoth and its gift of eternal life. 631-81-0076, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet, 2- Hollywood feet $14.95 DOOM OF DRACULA 811 -86 -0121 , Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.4S lbs. $29.95 841 -86-0022, Super 8, 165-feet S6.4S THE RELUCANT ASTRONAUT BORIS KARLOFF, JOHN CARRADINE starring DON KNOTTS ROUND TRIP TO MARS . , Features After realizing his mistake by bringing Count Woody teams up with Prof. Dingledome in The astronaut program needs the " least THE MUMMY'S GHOST Dracula back to life, Karloff plans to seal planning a rocket trip to Mars that never quite CiJ1~~i";i"J[i J[iJC"i XJ.-:; [L qualified individual" to prove by his inexpert A terrifying mummy searches the land for the presence in space that automation really Dracula's doom in this horror film that is sure Jost soul of his Egyptian princess. Fear and gets off the ground ... though the laughs blast off THE COWBOY AND THE GIRL VvOrks . They find their bOob in Don Knotts, who to keep you jumping out of your seat! with howling regularity! panic grip the community as this "walking starring JOHN WAYNE goes into orbit ready for the worst! The 811-86-0182, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.4S death" carries off the mo~t beautiful girl. 631-81-oon, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet, 2- John Wayne and Jean Arthur in this latter-day frantically funny joy ride that follows will 841-86-0061, Super 8, 165-feel S6.45 811-86-0268, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.95 lbs. S29.9S western give you an idea of what a little cactus bring down the house ... and the capsule ... to a 846-86-0047, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165· 841-86-0139, Super 8, 165-feet 56.9S [j][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i] milk can do to a curious gal. This story from bullseye landing ... ! feet S14.9S 846-86·0051, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165- " The Lady Takes a Chance" ends in one of the 811-8S-0238, Standard 8mm., lS0-feet 56 .95 feet S14.9S classic barroom brawls of all times. If you can 841-SS-0153, Super 8, 165-feet S6.95 DRACULA stay out of the line of fire, you'll play it over 846-85-0064, Super 8, magnetic sound, 16S· .BELA LUG.OSI THE MUMMY'S TOMB Marx Brothers and over again. feet S14.9S Stalking through the London fog in pursuit of LON CHANEY,JR. 811-85-0285, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet $6 .9S 631-85-0130, 16mm., optical sound, 300· his victim is the most fiendish vampire of all 841-85-0TSS, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.95 A horrendous tale of a living mummy, cen. feet S29.9S time .. . Count Dracula!! 846~85-0066, Super 8, magnetic sound, 165- furies old, who seeks revenge from the family [j][j][j.J[()[i][i][i][X][i] 811-86-0266, Standard amm., TSO-feet S6.95 feet S14.95 ~1.:::C ..-T L ~.1.-~i =L~ ,J. JC~J~ that found his unopened crypt in Egypt. 841·86-0020, Super a, 165-feet S6.4S 631-BS-0132 , 16mm., optical sound, 300· Destruction lays ahead for all who are cu.csed. THE INCREDIBLE 846-86-0001, Super a magnetic so'Jnd, 165· feet S29.9S · Science by entrance into his unholy tomb. JEWEL ROBBERY GERONIMO feet S13.79 841-86-0136, Standard 8mm., TSO-feet S6.45 631-86-0118, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feets29.95 You'll roar with laughter as Harpa and Chico Outnumbered and plagued with casualties, a 841-86-0018, Super 8, 165-feet 56.45 get ready tor one of the zaniest jewel robberies Fiction small u . S. Army outpost is no match for of all times. To tool up for the big event, they Geronimo and his blood -thirsty Indians. FRANKENSTEIN MEETS raid a paint store, and a delicatessen, then a ... l. ' l. l. J. l. l. l. l. THE WOLFMAN department store! A gem of comedy! Pulsating action begins when reinforcements LON CHANEY, JR., .BELA LUGOSI 811-01-0280, Standard 8mm ., TSO-feet S6.95 arrive and a fierce battle takes place.! BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN If eede, spine-tingling tales of the super 841-01-0150, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.95 811-8S-016S, Standard 8mm., lSO-feet S6.4S BORIS KARLOFF, ELSA LA.NCHESTER natural are yaur cup of tea, then the-feared 846-01-0061, Super 8, magnetic sound, 16S- 841-8S-0008, Super 8, 165-feet $6.45 A fanath..dl pair of mad sc1enfists create a leel S14.95 846-85-0008, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165~ bride tor the weirdest monster ever known. clash between Frankenstein and the Wolfman, TURN PAGE FOR 631-01-0127, 16mm., optical sound, 300- feet S13.79 See her brought to life in a chilling climax! is definitely up your alley. feel S29.9S TIY-85-0112, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet $29.95 631-86-0114, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet 529.95 631-86-0115, 16mm. optical sound, 300-teetS29.9S MORE CASTLE FILMS 56 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 More :_a._Ji Jl 1,.; l.1.--; La.l ll.~W [il[i IGHUGHTS f1J;.41'4MIIIII '~[iJ[jJ[i][j][iJ[i][iJ[jJ Castle Films Jo• Cas .. Boxing J<'ilms ax aer. Circus Films 1n1nnnnn1 I1'1tnI t uRfc Mji,i,Oi&:RJ:; =-aJ [i J[i ]['i][i][iJ['i][i][i~ [i][iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i][iJ[j][i] ON CHANEY, JR. BATTLES FOR THE CROWN When a horrified woman seeks safety from an JESS WILLIARD vs. CIRCUS SPELLBINDERS erupting volcano in a mountainside cave, she Your eyes will be glued to the center ring as is blocked by an enraged dinosaur .. action FRANK MORAN 0916) the greatest European circus dare-devils PRIMO GARN ERA vs. Alt ACllOfl PACKIO hypnotize you with their amazing feats! becomes furious as cave men try to save her. IMM ttOUC MOVI( 811-86-0267, Standard 8mm., lSO-f~et S6.9S JACK SHARKEY 0933) 811-89-0168, Standard Bmm., lSO-feet S6.4S 841-86-0023, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.4S MAX BAER vs, 841-89-0011, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.4S REVENGE OF THE :\lAX SC HM ELLING ( 1933) 846-89-0007, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S- CREATURE 811-82-0119, Standa'rd 8mm., 150-ffft S6.4S feet S13.79 TWENTY Panic breaks loose in a sea coast town when 841-82-0089, Super 8, 165-feftt_ S!.il the Creature escapes from captivity, 846-82-0040, Super If magnetic sound, 165- threatening death and devastation where-ever feet S14.9S THOUSAND 631-82-0098, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet S29.9S FAMOUS FIGHTS: he goes. LOUIS vs. FARR Ci][iJ[iJ[jJ [i][i][i][i][i] Al 1-86-026S, Standard Bmm., 150-feet S6.9S LOUIS vs. BAER LEAGUES 841-86-0014, Super 8, 16S-feel U.4S News And 846-86-0049, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- ROSS VS. ARMSTRONG, 811-82-0217, Standard Bmm., 1S0-feet S6.4S feet S14.9S ZALE VS. GRAZIANO 841-82-0096, Super a, 165-feet $6.4S SON OF FRANKENSTEIN 811-82-0211, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet S6.4S 846-82-0022, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- Documentaries UNDER THE SEA BORIS KARLOFF ~41-82-0087, Super 8, 16~ S6.4S feet S13.79 (1916) 846-82-0043, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- 631-82-0108, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet 29.9S [jJ[iJ[iJ[jJ[jJ[jJ[i][JJ[jJ A raging thunderstorm sets the dark mood for feet S14.9S with ALLEN HOLUBAR as eerie suspense and fear as the revived monster 631-82-0104, 16mm. optical sound, JOO-feet Sl9.9S CAPTAIN NEMO, JANE GAIL, threatens destruction to a panic-striken GREAT LIGHTWEIGHT BOUTS APOLLO 15 MATT MOORE community. DEMPSEYvs. TUNNEY GAVILAN vs. CARTIER ROVER EXPEDITION Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea is 811-86-0ISO, Standard 8mm., ISO-feet S6.4S 811-82-017S, Standard Bmm., lSO-feel S6.4S PEP vs. PEREZ ON THE MOON actually a mixture of two Verne works with 841-86-00lS, Super 8, US-feet S6.4S 841 -82-0056, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.4S Here is the exciting coverage of the Apollo 15 about two-thirds being loosely adapted from 846-86-0045, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S· BASILIO vs. 0-eMARCO 846-82-0027, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165-feet Flight his The Mysterious Island. But it was the feet S14.9S ROBINSON vs. OLSON: THE WOLFMAN 811-82-0070, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet $6.45 816-92-00S9, Standard &mm., color, 150- underwater sequences .that made it such a 631-82-0099, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet½~ti~ 841-82-0090, Super 8, 165-teet $6.4S feet S14.9S spectacular film for its time. It was the first Strange howling in the church cemetery brings magnifici 846-82-0038, Super a magnetic souno, 165- 842-92-0025, Super a, color, 150-feet S14.95 real underwater picture, made possible by the awakened townspeople to the scene of a killing 811-88-0197, FAMOUS FIGHTS: feet S14.9S 829-92-0001, Standard Imm., magnetic sound, Williamson tube developed by the Williamson where the only clues are wolf tracks. Traps are 841-88-0073, JOHNSON vs. KETCHEL 631-82-0096, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S color, lSD-feet Sl2.9S Brothers. 6-88-0046 set and a werewolf is cau.9t.t! CLAY vs. WILLIAMS 864-92-0001, Super 8, magnetic sound, color, The submarine aspects of the prnduction 811-86-0212, Standard amm., lSO-feet S6.4S feet 811-82-0216, Standard Bmm., ISO-feet S6.4S lSO-feet S22.9S added measureably to its exploitation 842-88-0013 841-86-0091, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.4S 841-82-009S, Super 8, US-feet S6.4S IIISTORIC HEAVYWEIGHT 636-92-0079, 16mm. optical sound, color, 300- possibilities, for World War I was raging, and 846-86-0018, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S· 846-82-0021, Super a magnetic sound, 16S- FIGHTS fe,t S49.9S unrestricted submarine warfare in the ,\. feet S13.79 feet S13.79 Atlantic was making almost daily headlines. 631-86-0116, 16'!',i,_~ optical sound, 300-fe!!.mll. PRIMO CARNERA v_s. 631--82-DIDS, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S TOMMY LOUGHRAN 1934 MOVIES' GREATEST Blackhawk's release follows closely the [iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i][i][iJ[jJ PRIMO CARN ERA vs. HEADLINES editing of the original "road show" version FAMOUS FIGHTS: MAX BAER 1934 See the awful destruction of the dirigible even to the retention of the title: "Intermission SCHMELLING vs. WALKER MAX.BAER vs. JAMES Hindenberg .. Jap films of the dawn attack on Ten Minutes", which was in evidence at the LOUIS vs. GODOY BRADDOCK 1935 Pearl Harbor.. Atom bomb test at Bikini and premiere showing of the film at Chicago's ;, Sport Films Studebaker Theatre on October 9, 1916. 811 -82-0241, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet S6.4S 811-82-0178, Standard 8mm., lSO-feet S6.4S more headline events. 810-49-937, Standard 8mm., IS7S-feet, J. ~ 841-82-011S, Super 8, 16S-feel __!6.4S 841-82-0117, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.4S 811-84-0030, Standard 8mm., ISO-feet S6.4S feet [iJ[iJ[i][jJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[jJ 846-82-0044, Supira magnetic sound, 165- 846-82-0042, Super 8 magnetic sound, 165- 841-84-0121, Super 8, 16S-feel S6.4S lbs. 569.91 feet S14.9S feet S14.9S 631-84-0110, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.95 160-937, Super 8, 17S0-feel, 3-lbs. 579.91 HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS _ 631-82-0106, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet S29.9S 631-82-0101, 16mm. optical sound, 300-feet $29.95 620-937, 16mm. silent, 312S-feel, 9-tbs. 5249.91 You'll roar wiTh laughte"r"and marvel at the NEWS PARADE OF dexterity of these fabulous basketball 1971 Explore LOUIS AND SCHMELING [iJ[jJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[iJ[i][i][iJ Bridge, magicians. 1936& 1938 ,. 811-92-0277, Standard Bmm., ISO-feet 56.9S Wt;arf a 811-82-0010, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.4S 811-82-0210, Standard Bmm., lSO-feet S6.4S 841-92-0148, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.9S 841-82-0006, Super 8, 16S-feet S6.4S 841-82-0086, Super 8, 16S-feel S6.4S . 846-92-0059, Super 8, magnetic sound, 16S- 846-82-0010, Super 8 magnetic sound, 16S· 846-82-0026, Super a magnetic sound, 165- :: World's Fair feet S14.9S feet S13.1l, feet S13.79 631-92-0125, 16mm., optical sound, 300- T"AlJULOUS .. feet 529.9S HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS GREAT HEAVYWEIGHT BOUTS [j][i][(][i][jJ[j][j][iJ[jJ feel 811 -82-0271, Standard Bmm., lSO-feel S6.9S VALDEZ vs. JACKSON NI-..WS PARADE OF 842-88-0 841 -82-0142, Super I, 16S-feet S6 .9S EXP0'67 636-88- 816-82-0074, Standard Bmm., Color, ISO MOORE vs. JOHNSON 1972 feet feet S14.4S SLADE vs. PATTERSON MONTREAL News highlights of an historical e> . - All Standard.... 8mm. -fll,is are 1S0-feet and K . F·t . .... -· ·, Super 8 tilm!i. are 16S- feet wiTh shipping weight.:, · en- ·,_ ffl s ... . . of 11 .ozs . unless otherwise stated. . S, . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - ~~~ The 1011owIng Name w uJ w [i][i][i][i] [iJ [iJ • ~ I ; ; I ,• ; I • • ; l.::J[l][i][i][i][i.J[&JL.,,J[a. Mdress ... BETTE DAVIS Turpin St.erwood Forest sets tt;e scene for this Period The struggle in tt:e rising career of Bette c,ty Ben Classic: Friar Tuck, Little John and all tt:e Davis, witt: scenes from some of lier famous merry men make this a "movie must." pictures. An insight into tr.is vital and dynamic Fight Film Phone No. 804-85-0223, Standard 8mm., JS0,feet 56.45 personality. L ,.:·~i'~l.-~L~L'"i'a:-'T' 144-IS-0042, SuDer I, 165-leet U,45 804-84-0252, Standard Bmm., 150-feet $6.45 former addr 144-84-0037, Super 8, 165-feel S6.45 SI" ,.:,:;ti! IOl,IC1 u.:v...-r1tr WHICH WAY Are you a TO THE FRONT FRAZIER FOREMAN FIGHT JERRY LEWIS Tens of millions watched in shocked, open Your prese 804-BS-0396, Standard 8mm., 200-feet S6.45 mouthed disbelief! See it all here! Foreman's 844-85-0083, Super 8, 200-feet S6 .45 terrifying power dramatically detailed in two HIS address spectacular versions of the complete bomb fest, with all 6 crushing knockdowns shown Your title from both angles! 804-82-0397, Standard Bmm., 150-feet $8.50 our form ::i][i] [L)[i] [iJ [iJ [iJ [i][i] 844-82-0094, Super 8, 165-leet SI.SO kO'O 803-82-0001. Standard 8mm., color, 150- FRAZIER BY Address feel S16.95 THE KEYSTONE HOTEL Science Fiction 8S4-82-0001, Super 8, color, 165-feet $16.95 How long BEN TURPIN, KEYSTONE KOPS Last and funniest of tt;e Keystone Kop films RETURNS I with pie-throwing and a wild ride on tl"ie Should you for any reason desire to return ,terns to Blackhawk for cred_it or for any Keystone police wagon. ~[jJ[iJ[j]CiJ[i][L)[iJCiJ HIC.HNOON other reason, YOU MUST RETURN ALL PAPERS INCLUDINI, YOUR ORIGINAL ORDER 804-11 -0227, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 GARY COOPER and GRACE KELLY THE BEAST WITH WITHIN 10 DAYS from the date you receive ii. Because of the thousands of orders we Name an ::i][i][i]{i][i][i][i][i][i] Tt:is is a classic western epic and Academy handle, we do not keep copies of all orders, nor a list of the ,terns you purchased. Un Award winner Gary Cooper faces killer and FIVE FINGERS less you return the papers listea above, we are not in a pos1t1on to handle your request brott:ers l"ie sent to prison in tt-,e best st:ow PETER LORRE Name an without undue delay. down scene ever filmed. Fantastic terror invades tt:e houser.old of a Shirley Temple 844-8S-0086, Super 8, 165-feet S6.9S famous pianist. It's Lorre at his best. 804-86-0232, Standard amm., 150-leet U.45 BLACKHAWK'S LAY-AWAY PLAN Name a - 1·· - --- ~ -~-- - - . - - A MAN CALLED BOGART Blackhawk's Lay-Away Plan costs you not a penny more than Blackhawk's regular cash I. l._JI I.J ..J.. ~LI..JL l.~( J. :___a._'_l._j price-you pay 10% of the cost of the merchandise with your order, the balance Name a HUMPHREY BOGART within 90 days at your convenience. As soon as the balance is paid. Blackhawk ships GLAD RAGS TO RICHES Tlie career of Humphrey Bogart with scenes St.irley Temple at lier best. A deligt;t to every from t:is earliest parts in bad pictures to some the merchandise' And, Lay-Away ,s an easy way for you to get those limited availability bOy and girl, with a happy ending for all. _pf his greatest roles. bargains and sale items, for the moment we get your order, ,t ,s physically pulled and 804-8S-0179, Standard 8mm., 1S0-feet $6.4S 804-84-02S1, Standard 8mm., 150-leet S6.45 set aside for you! Remember-no interest or carrying charge on Lay-Awayr 844 -8S-00S4, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 844-84-0036, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 1 OUT OF STOCK ITEMS Chaf9 _ 1. JLi.J[jJ[1.JLIJLJ...J L1. :: ,. •. r:_1.J MOBY_DICK me on JOHN BARRYMORE, JOAN BLONDELL Where items are 'temporarily out of stock, we will create a back order, retain suffi cient funds to cover shipment and send the item as quickly as our ·new stock ,s re chased Highlights From Tl"ie world famous story of a man and his ·s sh•P personal ct:allenge to conquer one of nature's ceived. If there is a delay beyond two weeks, we will notify you, giving you any informa oot an largest creatures. Tt-,e Great White Wt:ale. tion we may have. lull pa Hollywood 804-85-0221, Standard &mm., 150-leet $6 ,45 When an item is permanently out of stock, we will send you a credit memo as a refund. to me 844-85-0048, Super 8, 165-feet S6 .45 We follow the practice of issuing credit memos in such instances because most cus Features tomers prefer to make another selection. If we return a check, this means that the cus· S,gnat SERGEANT YORK FRANKENST.EIN MUST tomer who wants to select another item must then either pay for the cashing of our I. ~.. ~ ~i. ?£ l. I. J. -..-~. i " GARY COOPER BE DESTROYED check and for the writing of another personal check, or must pay for a money order. The t:eroic exploits of America's most famous All new and all too terrifying! Tl"ie most This can be both inconvenient and expensive. To make alternate selections ea~y, ALCAPONE doughboy, wt:o single handedly captures 132 frigt;tening "Frankenstein'' movie ever ROD STEIGER, FAY SPAIN German soldiers during World War I. filmed. therefore, we use the credit memorandum system. 804-8S-029S, Standard 8mm., 150-feet S6.45 804-8S-0229, Standard 8mm., 150-leet $6.45 804-86-0395, Standard Bmm., 200-leet S6.45 If you would prefer a cash refund, Just tell us on your order and we will send our bank '4-BS-0005, Super 8, 165-feet S6.45 844-BS-0043, Super 8, 16S-feet $6.45 844-86-0082, Super 8, 200-feet $6.45 check rather than a credit memorandum. Hoo Doo \nn ~CKHAWK CATALOG, C-241 , Fall and Winter 1973-4 59 _ HOW TO OPEN A BLACKHAWK CHARGE ACCOUNT Open account billing is now available to in below, sign and return ii to us with the S2 00 dividuals in the continental United States on apening of a Blackhawk charge account, you orders which are shipped and billed to you in writing of several checks or the securing of c harge account fee or an order of Sl0.00 or the payment of a fee of S2.00 and the sub will be provided with an account number December must be paid in full not later than several money orders during a single month. more. (S2.00 fee, 1f sent, will be refunded ,n mission of satisfactory credit information. which should appear on all orders from you. January 15, etc., etc. A Blackhawk charge the event an account is not c,pened by us.) (Payment of the S2.00 fee is not required when Payment for orders shipped and billed during account will be a particular convenience to our We'll immediately confirm receipt and let application is accompanied by an order for a month are due in Davenport not later than regular customers in that it eliminates the pre Fill 1n completely (type or print) the BLACK· you know as soon as the account is open Sl0.00 or more.) On this basis, upan the the 15th of the month following. As an example, figuring of remittance for postage, and the HAWK CH AR GE ACCOU NT APPLICATION and your account number BUY ANYTHING OFFERED BY Blackhawk Credit and Time Payment Application Form BLACKHAWK ON CONVENIENT The follow ing information 1s provided 1n order that I may have a O 30 day charge account. a D time payment account or D both MONTHLY PA YMENTSI Name ------~ge ____ Wife's Name ______Customers in the United States may purchase anything from Blackhawk on convenient time payments. Address------City ______State ______zip ______The following time payment arrangements became effective with the Truth in Lending Phone No. ------Length of time at prese nt address ___ No of dependents ------0 Own O Rent OBoard? Monthly rent or mortgage s __ Act on July 1s t, 1969.J TIME PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS Former address (1f less than two years at present location)------ A. Down Payments Are you a member of the Armed Forces on act 1ve duty' Dyes O no tf so, what branch? _____ Rank or rate? _____ soc ... Sec. N o. Below are the minimum down payments required based on the total amount of your purchase. On orders totalin1 S25.00 to S50.00 ..... S 5.00 Your present employer's name?------On orders tot.lin1 sso.01 to Sl00.00 .... s 7 .50 On orders totalin1 Sl00.01 to $125.00 ... $ 12.50 H,s address? City ------State ------Zip ______The amount of your time pa yment charge and the amount of your monthly payment is determined by rour t itle or pos,t ,on ______Your weekly earnings ______How long emp loyed by them"> ______the unpaid balance rema,n,ng after we have deducted your down payment from the total of your purchase. 1our former employer (1 f less than one year with present emp loyer)? Name------Thus, the larger you can m ake your down payment, • the lower will be your time payment charges and the Address ______City ______State ______Zip------smaller will be you r monthly paymer.ts. B. Time Payment Charges How long with former employer ______Other income Source" ------Amounts ______Time payment charges are based on the unpa,d balance rema1n1ng after the deduction of your down payment w,,e's employer ______Wife's income, ______from the total of your purchase. Here they are sched uled: Bank References (Give the name or names of the banks you use) On unpaid balances totalin1 $25.00 to S75.00 ...... S 5.00 Name and address------On unpaid ba lances totalin1 S75.0 l to S125.00 ...... S 7.50 Name and address------C. Monthly Payments Business References (Give names of three firms w1th which you have had credit dealings w1th1n past two years If credit card firm, give card number) As 1s explained above, the size of your monthly pay ment 1s based upon the unpaid balance (including the time payment charge} remaining after deducting your Name and address------ payment from the total of your purchase. Here ,s the schedule: Name and address------ On unpaid balancas totalin1 $ 25.00 to S50.00 ...... S 5.00 Name and address------On unpaid balancas totalln1 S50.0 l to Please sign and date the appropriate statement below If you would !Ike both a 30 day charge and a time payment account. both statements should be signed Sl00.00 ...... S l 0 .00 On unpaid balances totalina S l 00.01 to Time payment statement- I am enclosing s ______as a down• S 125.00 ...... S12.50 payment on the Monthly Payment price of the goods listed on the attached sheet. D. Add-on Orders Thirty days after I receive the goods I will pay s ______.o The Eastin- Chlrge account statement-In consideration of your selling merchandise Iv New purchases may not be added to ex,st,ng contracts. me on a Blackhawk Charge Account. I agree to pay in full for alt merchandise pur Phelan Corporation at its office in-Davenport, Iowa, and a s,mllar amount each thirty A separate contract. requmng a down payment and a chased on or before the 15th of the month following the month 1n which merchandise days thereafter untd the total Monthly Payment pnce 1s paid Until the goods are t, me payment charge wll I be established each t,me you fully pa,d for. tttle and right to possession shall remain ,n you I wdl not sell, remove. 1s shipped and mvo,ced to me by you. I attach my remittance of S2.00, (1f there ,s order. It will be to your advantage, as the time pay or encumber them without your written consent and will assume respons1btl1ty for not an order for at least Sl0.00 1n merchandise included with this applicat1on), 1n meht charges are fixed figures, to include as many full payment for Blackhawk's annual charge account fee wh1ch 1s sub1ect to refund any loss or damage to them Should I fad to make any payment when due, you may items as POSS1ble in each time payment order. to me 1f you do not open an account for me retake the goods, at any time after such default or you may hold the undersigned Jointly and severally for the full unpaid balance. which shall then became due anr' E. Our Action Signature ______Qate ______payable We've provided this information so that you will know exactly the amount you will owe. However, to help you I submit the preceding statement to induce you to extend cred1t on this basis further, we prepare a time payment schedule for you at Wife's Signature ______the t,me we ship the merchandise. We show you the Signature ______Date ______exact amount due and the dates on which the amount should be received here 1n Davenport. So don't let Wife's Signature ______the detail bother you. We'll do the figuring. 60 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 SHIPMENTS OUTSIDE WE WILL SHIP ALL ORDERS VIA PARCEL POST (EXCEPT FOR SUCH ITEMS AS FRAGILE PROJECTION EQUIPMENT) UNLESS OTHERWISE REQUESTED. WE Will SHIP FRAGILE PARCEL POST CHARGES ITEMS BY UNITED PARCEL OR RAILWAY EXPRESS. Shipprng weights are given on all mailable ment of postage which may be applied on CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES your next order UNITED PARCEL SERVICE merchandise so that you can rem1t approx,. INSURANCE CHARGES $100.00 or fraction thereof. mate postage charges with your order. Just Shipments made to Hawa11, Alaska, Puerto Ratec; c;hnwn automatically nsure your oack- C.0 .D. CHARGES add up sh1pp1ng weights on all ,terns to be READ BEFORE YOU ORDER Rico, fleet Post Offices, Army Post Offices age for ,ts value up to $100. for values over There . a flat 65C charge for each C.O D. shipped by Parcel Post and figure total Blackhawk Films' prices do not mclude post and other overseas locations move through pounds (16 ounces to a pound) age Sh1pp1ng we,ghts are given with each the regular United States Postal System. We $100.00 the rate ,s 25C for each additional shipment item and you can compute the approximate A phone call to your local post office wlll are glad to handle such shipments on ex total we,ght and postage charges by referring actly the same basis as shipments made with· get you rnformatron as to your zone from ALABAMA UNITED PARCEL RATE CHART FOR SERVICE TO STATES OF: to the postage table given below. While Davenport, or you can estimate 1t on the in continental United States with the ex ARKANSAS KANSAS NEBRASKA weights of a stngle shipment to virtually all ception that no C.0.D.'s will be made out RHODE ISLAND basis of distance as given ,n the table below COLORADO KENTUCKY NEW HAMPSHIRE SOUTH CAROLINA ,--- Alaska, Hawa11 and territories of the United post offices In continental United States are side continental United States CONNECTICUT LOUISIANA ~ hm1ted to 40 pounds. shipments to the states NEW JERSEY SOUTH DA.K_OJ'A States ar,1 ,n the 8th zone from Davenport DELAWARE MAINE of Alaska and Hawa11 may run as heavy as 70 NEW MEXICO TENNESSEE APO/FPO addresses in San Franc,~co and Where shtpments are made to countnes DIST. OF COLUMBIA MARYLAND NEW YORK TEXAS pounds. These two states are ,n the eighth other than the United States, payment may FLORIDA MASSACHUSETTS Seattle are charged as the 8th zohe from zone, and Blackhawk customers can approxi NORTH CAROLINA VERMONT Davenport APO/FPO addresses m New York be made by letter of credit, by ,nternat,onal GEORGIA MICHIGAN NORTH DAKOTA VIRGINIA mate the correct postage to remit by figuring money order o r In any negotiable currency ILLINOIS are charged as the 5th zone from Davenport 18C per pound for each pound above twenty MINNESOTA OHIO WEST VIRGINIA Where. on any type of payment, you wish to INDIANA MISSISSIPPI OKLAHOMA WISCONSIN Then. having determined .he total sh1pp1ng The same formula applies to all U.S. Terri know the exact cost of your merc:iand1se we IOWA MISSOURI weight of your order and the zone in wh1ch tones and Protectordtes PENNSYLVANIA WYOMING w,11 be glad to send a proforma invoice - Any fraction or a pound over the weight shown takes the next higher rate. Some larger and heavier items, because of you are located from Davenport, refer to the and hold •the wanted items-so that a pre· s,ze and weight, are not mailable and will table below to determine the amount of post· cIse amount may be determined. Where ZIP CODE CHART age to include when placing your cash order. thus be shipped to you by express or freight, checks, money orders or other remittances you paying the transportation charges on We11ht RATES TO (There Is no need to t,gure this In advance are made in currencies other than those of Nol To determine the zone in wh1ch you ,ve. delivery In general, shipments of size and on C.0.0. or Time Payment orders as actual the United States, we will ,mmed1ately clear hceed Zone Zone3 Zone.C Zones Zone& compare the !st 3 dIg,ts of your z,p code weight requmng express or freight transpor postage charges w,II be billed to you ) We these funds through our bank. Your order lib S 55 S 57 S 60 S 62 s 6S w1tti this c ... art Then see the r te chart for will send a credit voucher for any overpay tation will not be forwarded on a C.0.0 basis. 2· 60 64 69 74 80 will be susp,!nded untll our bank has not,· the z'lne n the sate n wh•ch you llve to f1ed us of the actual credit resulting from 3• 65 71 79 H 95 4. f nrl s,-.,,pp1""'g ct, rges "or your order this clearance. Thts usually takes a matter 10 71 s· BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241 , Fall and Winter 1973-4 61 . This is my Isl order • I have ordered ORDER BLANK D•te--- previously • (Fill out "Ship To" Section ONLY IF DIFFERENT than "Sold To.") (PL EASE PRINT) (PLEASE PRINT) Sol d to Ship to ANKAMERICARD Sire 11 & Number Street & Number City State Zip City State Zip O R1mlttanc1 :r~~1 :f s 1 Ship IMy Blackhawk 30 Day ,IPut this O L1y1w1y 1• • order on Tim• Payment A U THORI ZED SIGNATURES Enclosed for S /Credit N1mor1nclum Enclo11d) C.D.D. Charge Account No. is O O Th,s ,s • ,J My Master Char1e Account Number ,I My Master Char1e Code My Master Char1e E1piration 1118 1231156189 MASTER CHARGE . , , ,, ,,.~ • 00/00 BA C Order 11 Number is DIie is - AK SARBEN 0 This is 1 My BankAmericard Account My lllnkAmericard Erpiration BankAmericard Order Number is DIii is HERE'S HOW I Price Pe r Film I. MAKE OUT the regular Blackhawk Purchase Order for the items you want. Quan St ock Number Title or SubJect or Name of Item Total 2. FI LL IN your name exactly as it appears on your BankAmericard . ~t or Package 3. IN THE PLACE provided on the order fill in: A. That it is a BankAmericard order. B. Your Account Number C. Your Expiration Date (If you are using an old order form and no place is provided for the information needed, just attach a separate sheet marked " BankAmericard" information. 4. Should your order be received without all of this informat ion, we will return your order asking for the information not supplied REM EMBER, YOU MAY CONTI NUE to purchase from Blackhawk in the same way you have always made your pu rchases if you so desire. Charge your Blackhawk Film Purchases to your MASTER CHARGE CARD • Rem ,t 25C Handling Ch arge In Add1t1on To Postage On All Orders For Less Than S2 50 Tota l Cost of DO NOT REMIT IN CASH-YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK- Merchandise STAMPS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE POSTAGE & INSURANCE RIGHTS Of USE Of ANY MOTION PICTURES DELIVERED ON THIS ORDER ARE We refund any not used LIMITED TD NON-THEATRICAL AND HOME EXHIBITION-THEATRICAL AND TELE· include insurance fee See VISION RIGHTS ARE SPECIFICALLY RESERVED . .... insurance chart for correct aqo 'o::I' amount N Amount Due B lackhawk 12-70 (.) from Previous Order If Sh,pped t o an Iowa Destmat,on, 3"' of Cost of INTERBANK ~~ Merc handise to Cover HER E'S How~------TN• • AeT•N-PN• LAN ceaPeaAT•eN Iowa Retail Sales Tax 1 MAKE OUT the regu lar Blackhawk formation needed, Just attach a sepa Purchase Order for t he items you want rate sheet marked " Master Charge DAV• Nl90RT, IOWA •2•0• TOTAL 2. FILL IN your name exactly as ,t appears Information). on your Master Charge 4 . Should your order be received with· DO NOT WRITE OR TYPE INSIDE THIS BORDERED SECTION - OFFICE USE - 3. IN THE PLACE provided on the order out either of these three numbers, form fill in, we will ret urn your order asking for A. That ,t ,s a Master Charge Order the 1nformat1on not supplied B. Your Account Number C. Your Code Number REMEMBER : YOU MAY CONTI NUE to pur• D. Your Expiration Date cha se from B lackhawk 1n the sa me {OR 1f you are using an old order form way you have al wa ys made your pur and no place 1s provided for the 1n - chases, 1f you so desire 62 BLACKHAWK CATALOG, C-241, Fall and Winter 1973-4 8 Fast Freight Great Lightweight Bouts, Gavilan Batman. The Exe,cutioner Strikes 48 Dangerous Females . Dapper Dalmatians Fatty and Mabel At The vs. ~ rt1er, Pep vs. Perez, Batman, The Living Corpse . . 48 stirs : 1 ~~f~:1~ii~1h· th~- f1 101 Dalmatians 52 S'!.fl_Qiego Exposition ...... 39 ~~i'i ~~;;·v~Ma_r~~· . 56 I N DEX ~:h~.nt:eoison _Pe_ril : : : : : : : .. ~: Daredevil, The 14 Fatty and Minnie He-Haw 13 Captain CeTiulo1d vs. The Darkening Trail , The . . . 32 Fatty Joins The Force . . . 13 54 Alphabetical by Title, Major Battle At Elderb_ush Gulch, The 24 ilm Pirates ...... 49 g;::: ~g~~~fief'r~~e " The Battle For Britain ...... 38 Captain January ...... 31 Fatty's Chance Acquaintance 13 Phantom Of The Opera" 27 Star and Subject Matter g~~~af~:o"u~1h[~ ~~~~;~exrs) : i~ F.anY's Magic Pants 13 Battle of The Beachhead, "The CASTLE FILMS ...... 54 fatty·s Tintype Tango . 13 Great Train Robbery, The 28 Abbott & Costello Meet Dr. True Glory" ...... 38 Caught In A Cabaret . . . . . 10 8:~ ~~ ~~~er~~g~: t . i~ Fawn Baby ...... H Grf1f~:'#arT~/'ou~~ag;:~~ .. 38 Jekyll and M H d 54 Battle of The Bulge, "The Cedar Rapids a_nd Days of Steam On The L. & ·N. 41 Abbott & Cost,ilio ~e:t True Glory" ...... 38 Iowa City Railway ...... 43 FEATURES, OTHER ...... 29 Great War, The, Chapter II Deadly Mantis, The . . 55 Feet of Mud' ...... 13 54 0 Century of Progress Exoosition. Deadly Turning, 1914-1914, "Stalemate and A:bit7k&"C~~~llo Met?t toE~ ~~~mc~i~wJhe . ;: "Perils of Pauline" . 35 Female of The Species 23 U.S. Neutrality" ...... 38 t:n::s Fiddlesticks ...... A 111 Ce~~~:t"o~~J~~: A:· : . :~ Death Ray ...... 35 Gr,'.'n~aie:~-;;f i~fi;'.',r '. 38 AdTv~~t~~to~lhe Wrong 54 ::~tiei~~~:itemkin, The . ;~ Champion, The . . . . . 10 D-Day, "The True Glory" . . 38 $50,000 Reward ...... 33 Santa Claus, The . . . 31 Beast At Bay, A ...... 23 Cham~s of The Chase...... 54 FIELDS, W. C...... 9 Gr!;n:.:;,,;t'tn?:,~pter IV , Adventurer. The . . . 11 Beast With 5 Fingers . 58 g~~~s~nJtt~n~~r_mandy . ~: 38 CHANEY, LON ...... 27 FIGHTS, VINTAGE...... 20 Greece ...... 51 Adventures of Billy The 24 Beau Hunks ...... 5 CHAPLIN, CHARLIE ...... 1D Dentist, The ...... 9 Fiji ...... 51 Adventures of Dollie, The . 24 Beaver, Nature's Limberjack, The 44 Desperate Scoundrel, The . 15 Film Firsts, Chapter I . 22 Greece-Its Beautiful Islands 57 Adventures of Tarzan . . . . . 29 Be Big · · · • • .. • • ...... 2 CHASE.CHARLEY . , ...... 6 Destruction of San Frandsco . 21 FIim Firsts, Chapter II . . . . 22 Green Eyes ...... H Adventures of Robin Hood . . . 58 Beau Revel ...... 29 Chef Donald ...... 53 Diesels Roar on the Pennsy, The 41 Final Victory, "The True Glory" 38 GRIFFITH, D.W. FILMS ...... 23 AerialWire. The"Perilsof Pauline" 35 Because He Loved Her .. 15 Chickens Come Home ...... 2 Dillinger. Public Enemy '\H 40 Finishing Touch . 3 Grot Of The Girl Africa's Vivid Veldt . . . 57 Bedknohs and Broomsticks 52 Chiefs of the Santa Fe, The . 42 Dirty Work . 2 Fireman, The ...... 11 2 Child of Bethlehem. The . - 45 First 500 Mile Indianapolis H.ri~:~~~ws ·. ; .. .. i A:Haunting We Will Go . 50 ~:?~~e"rlie5T>aunb~~ _- _- g DISNEY, WALT FILMS ...... 52 20 17 CHILDREN'S FILMS...... 39 Dizzy Doctors . . . . 4 7 Speedway Race, 1911. The. Haf~;,t'f~~O-la~l;~e Cir_c~:· ::~ ~~';,ti!e 1,i ·The· · · Behind The Screen . 11 First Glidden Tour, 1095, The 20 39 South Pacllic . 38 Beloved Rogue, The . 28 ~i1n~ring Hearts_ I~ Five Midwestern Railroads Hall A Man . 7 1 ~~RIST~~eAL .COMEDIEi;' i 8~'oe~:ff~!~ 42 Air Siege at Ploesti 38 &: ~';, ~,~~ • • • • • • 1 ~ Dollars and Sense . 15 In The Days of Steam HARDY, OLIVER ...... 7 Al Ca pone ...... 58 Chump at Oxford, A 5 Fixer Uppers, The 3 Harem Knight, A . . 14 Cinderella Cinders ...... 17 Donald and Pluto . . 53 Ali-FraZ1er Championship Fight 49 Berth Marks ...... 2 Donner Pass On The Flashing Steeds .. 33 Harlem Globetrotters . . . 56 Alkali Ike's Auto . . 34 Between Orton Junction and Cinderella - Cinderella's . 42 Flight to El!vpt ... 51 All Aboard 9 Fallonville 28 Fairy Godmother ...... 52 Southern Pacific 51 HART, WM. S...... 3l Don't Park Here 17 Flight To E"ngland Hash House Fraud A 15 Al I Night Long . . 13 Between Showers . . 10 Circus Comes to Town, The ... 39 51 42 Don't Park There 19 FliRht To France . Hasty Marriage 6 Amazinjl Animals 01 lhe Amazor 44 Big Boy and His Brothers CIRCUS FILMS ...... 39 Don't Shove . . . 9 Flight To India .. 51 Amazin Mets, The . . . . 48 Big Business ...... 7 51 Haunted Spooks . <; Circus ~licker, Tne . 54 Doom of Dracula ... 55 Floght To Ireland Have Badge Will Chase 1;4 Ambrose's First Falsehood 14 Circus Spellbinders . 56 Double Whoopee . 3 Flight To Israel .. 51 5- Big Business 2 26 Hawa11. E.nchanted Isle America . . . 23 Circus T odaY ...... 16 Dough & Dynamite .... 10 Flirting With Fate . . . Hawaii~n islands ...... 51 America Goes Over . . . . . G Circus Train to Milwaukee 42 FloatinJ! Coffin, "Perils of B•~~~~re rf.1\~;~f ~!rk. . . . . 44 Clever Dummy, A . . . 14 Hawk of The Wilderness .... 58 American Aristocracy . . . 26 D~~iheb&~1d~~mT~~~w:,;i, 36 Paulone" ...... 35 Headless Horseman, The . 19 Americano. The . . . 26 Bog Idea, The ...... 19 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 31 Floorwalker, The 11 Bog Moments From Little Pictures 19 Clot~ H~n~~g~rf.:1'sents 35 Flyir g Elephants . . . . . 3 Headlines In The Twenties, America's Innocent Yesteraav 21 0 Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 31 "The Golden Twenties" 36 N0-01-0020 America's Natural Wonder 57 Bog Noise, The ...... 50 Climb to Cumbres . . . 42 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 28 Focus On Steam in Mid-America 42 Bog Thumb, The ...... 54 Coast Day I ight In The Hearts & Flowers .. I(. ul,0004 0 2 Dracula ...... 55 Follies, Foibles, and Z-0 B101!.'aph Before Griffith . . . . 31 Days of Steam. The . 42 Fashions. 1903-1905 . . . 21 Hearts of The World . :.fMAL~ SPORT AND . BIOGRAPHY FILMS ...... 40 Dragon in a Wagon H Hell's HinQeS 32 ADVENTURE FILMS ...... 44 COLLECTOR FILMS ...... 19-21 Dramatic Moments from Orphans Football Follies . 49 Helpmates ...... 3 Birds of the Prairie . . . . 44 ColleRe 12 of the Storm ...... 23 For His Son . . . . 25 Animals of the Great Plains . . . 44 Birth of Frankenstein, The 50 Foreign Legion, The 54 H~~'Y.{.~~g J;~hH~~c~r.ches~ra . Another Fine Mess 2 Colorful Colorado ...... 51 Drunker'S Reformation 25 Forest Animals Of The West 44 Her Fame and Shame . . .. Antarctic Adventure 39 ~::~~ ~r;;,\:.n1h:lue . . . 1~ COLUMBIA PICTURES...... 47 Dumbo Makes The Big Top . 52 Four Gun Bandit, The . . . . 34 Any Old Port . 2 Come Clean . . . . 2 Eagle, The ...... 27 Her Painted Hero . Blacksmith, The 12 Early Days of Motoring, The . 20 Four Seasons at Raton Pass .. 42 Her Torpeooe (1915) UNCHASTENED (191 9) TUNNEY-DEMPSEY starring CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, starring WILLIAM S. HART WOMAN with Wilton Lackaye and Chester Barnett with Jane Novak, Robert McKlm, FIGHT Trilby O'Ferral is an artist's model who smokes cigar- ( 1925) ettes and poses in the nude. The aspiring young artist As \\agon train guide auckskin tiamdton, Bill tiart .. ( 192?) Little Billie falls hel plessly and idealistically in love heads for Westport La nding c,n the Missouri River to I starring THEDA BARA with her. But t he sinister Svengali, who has musical meet his brother Billy. who's just graduated from m11.: ._1 Jack Demosey h .; '11..., h ... world heavyweight boxing imaginat ion amounting to genius, but no voice, con· cal school. Bu t a crooked card game and tragedy ., with Wyndham Standing, Eileen Percy, title to Gene Tunney ~n S~p. , l,1 _ Dempsey then ceiv~s the idea of using Trilby as medi um to project bine to lea ve Bi ily dead. 3 26 3 John Millan fought and won Jae• Sharkey •1'111 111 an attempt to his own interpretations. He lures the girl away with Searching out those respc,ns:bIe, Hart •s,;; c, s • ( r h I b d dl regain the title, chaltenger1 Tunney too, rn bout him and she performs (robot-like) with power under that Ja ne Novae is t he culprit, but he dc-esn't beloeve 1 S IQ, t Y a rt ge Tunney got the decision after ten rounds, u,t t bc his influence but Is wholly possessed by him. with no her confession. Ca rrying out his own .nvest, • Caroltne Knollys ,s Just about to tell her hu sband she fight became The Classic because of the "long count" opportunity for hu ma n sa tisfaction or development Bill confirms his suspicion that her t:,cother . gi,1", 1s to bear h•m a child when she sees him embracing in tht: seventh rour.d. Tunney wen t to the f loor and ~ •~ -- •rain involved in exercising his powers over her and has somehow rn anaged to con\tince her th'1t s~e hi:; secretary. Without making her presence known , Dempsey, slow in retiring to a .,eutral comer, caused rings on ct 1010 "'Part attack and ultimat~ty Trtlby did it. The denouement 1s vintage Hart and Waron she :;ails for Europe, and her son is born in Pa ris the referee to delay the count. and Li ttle Billie are rt •~n ' Tracks will keep you tn suspen~e dll the way ~s the : without his father's knowledge, tn Ven:ce, she sur- This film is presented Just ds it appeared at thou- 810-49-11 91, S tandard 8mm., lll> V·J<:u, gr.:at'!"'t rc,wQ_ry of thern aJI rides again. rounds hers.-11 with a :our! of ad mirers and becomes sa nds of theatres around the world in 1927 lb $34 98 an ex~rt at playing the coquette s. , · • • • • • • · • • • • , . • • . • • , . • • . . R1/rosi-.St ..-f i'l83,, . . Standard 8m:n. .. 1tr < - B ~k in New York she continues these tactics until 810-69-1205, Standard 8mm.. 500-feet, 2-lbs. 860-49-1191, Super 8, 1050-feet, 2-lbs, . $39.98 her husband, whose afla•r with his secretary has now . . , ..... • ...... $21 98 620-49-11 91, 16mm., silent, 1850-f eet, 6- 86()- 54 0983, Super' :, · _. ~; , ,., World · · gone suur, becomes furiously realous, especially of 860-69-]205, Super 8, 550-Jeet, 2-lbs . . 124.98 lbs .. .• .. . , ...... , . . ... $149.98 620-54-0083, 16mm. .~;lent. ..,·., taa iyn,dound to doarc overh,tect th,ei Sanburyr country, whohomuse . FCaroliinallyn Sae n habury'ss re- I------T"------..1------T------,lbs . . .•...... •. . ... • ...•.• : ,,.-__., \4' 1 e drtd the c;e ,1etary {now erigaged to a customs officer) gang up on Caroline and enlic:.t the cooperation of her hust,and , but when the party arrives at the SAVE THIS MOTION PICTURE Knolly's home, the oniy man found In Ca roline's room is her son, dnd husband and wife are reconciled. 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