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Films for C Lfistmas ~~------ UI • • Gt C • u ..:, • ..u • z ·-a. •0 • I: • -u, -11111 • ·-..UI ... • a • I ~ -0 • ...0 a. • f ;:! t: z • 0 Ill • UI • ' • ·- > • ·-> C • ~ :; A a • I • I • ...I • - ..... • C Gt • ~ • in a series of twelve 16mm. sound :a: ..a • E • TWO REEL COMEDIES ~ These Famous Kids Comedies are the 2-reelers which were so well-known as "Our Gang'' .. • Comedies when originally released to the theatres by M-C-M. All of the famous "Our Cang'' Gt u • characters of the period in which this group of subjects was produced appear in these 2-reelers a. - Spanky McFarland, Farina, Jean Darling, Alfalfa, Stymie arc all there. These 2-reelers are :, • not only collector's items today - they're just as satisfactory entertainment as ever! UI Cl • And, typicol of Blackhawk's ability to bring you BIG bargains, is our acquisition of some UI hundreds of prints of these twelve titles. These sell regularly at $42.50. Blackhawk's selling ..I .. • price is not only a bargain - it is far below regular wholesale. Of course, prints are brand new C: • and first quality in every way. Gt • SPRUCIN' UP - Wha t a pretty young girl can do lo FLY MY KITE - Grandma d oes anything !he kids can Gt the kids( Sho can mako them g o so far a s to shine do, from boxing to fl ying a kite. When a heartleu • their shoes .. , comb their hair . o• even wash nephew forecloses a mortgage on grandma' s homo, • .. their ears. But even such solf-sacrifico cannot always you can bet the gang starts ac!lng. .c w in a new neighbor's affections. • HONKEY DONKE Y - Spa nky a nd !he kid, have !rouble UI WASH EE IRONEE - Spcnky •tops tra ffic in a n " a mbu­ w ith a n obstroporous donkey, who really paclu o ·-... • la nce" as he race~ for his Chinese f riend to help kick. , ,.J ... wash littl~ Fauntleroy's o utrit, r uined in f ootball • scrimmage. But everybody gets into the act, includ­ TEACHER' S PET - Why didn't we have I.ochers like thi •? The kid• a • usual expect the worse when !heir ing a p et monkey. new teacher comes in, but they' re in for another of • their hilarious surprises. BEAR SHOOTERS - The kid• go hunting, but a ren'I q uite equa l to the game !hey n eet. Only !hese kids • could rig up a hunting "safari" such as this ono . FREE EATS - Bill y Gilbert adds lo the fun in !his slory of a big picnic the kids have on a million· • WHEN THE WIND BLOWS - How li ng winds, sp ooks, oire's estate. haunted houses, comical policemon, and the kids all FIS H HOOKY - Going fohing is a much betler w a y in one side-splitting film. • to spend a day than g oing to school - excepl when MOANS AND GROANS - Th e kids a re trapped in a the Truant Officer becomes w ise. The kids use evory • haunted house a nd confronted by it's occupant, a nd trick they know lo gel away from !he old kill-joy. have to ~olve this problem in their own unique way. • THE POOCH -Poley, the famous bulls-eye dog, adds CHOO CHOO - Pily !he poor man w ho has lo escort to Spanky's troubles as he hos a run-in with the Spanky and his pals on a long train lripl It'• a d og catcher. It lakes all !he kids' ingenuity to save • never to b e forgo tten event f or everyone• the pooch. catalog 13b • These Hal Roach Famous Kids Comedies, 2- reels in le ngth, 16mm. sound, nov. 1951 • brand new, first q uality prints, on re e ls, e ach . ... ...... .. .. ... .. $19.95' II • THE CHAllENGER with Buster Crabbe, Arline Judge and Donald Mayo A favorite with both sports enthusiasts and movie fans, Buster Crabbe takes the leading role in this story of the prize ring. • Cary Farrell, a $45-a-week truck driver, wants his motherless son, Mickey, to have every possible advantage. When the boy longs for military school, Gary sends him despite the fact that the tuition is far beyond a truck driver's means. However, a fortunate circumstance presents itself. There is to be a boxing com­ petition carrying a $500.00 prize to the winner. A retired fight champion returns to the ring to manage Gary - and intensive training follows, along ·with two women, one a sports writer, and the other a gold-digger. In the final competition Gary wins the money, which insures his son's education, and discovers which girl will make a happy home for the motherless Mickey. Here's a punch-packed featurettc - three reels in length - running just under SO-minutes. Prints regularly sell at $62.50. But, like everything else you buy at Bl_ackhawk, you really save money. Brand new, first quality prints $29 95 THE GREAT MIKE WINS will cost you LESS THAN WHOLESALE. Only. • w ith Stuart Erwin, Carl II Alfalfa" Switzer and Robert Henry Here's a heart-warming yam concerning an un­ WESTERN SONGS beatable trio - a boy, a dog and a horse. The boy is Jimmy Dolan, a typical twelve-year-old who has Three top 'Western tunes sung by two top singers - an<l played by a top West­ a paper route in Santa Anita, Calif. He also has a ern orchestra. Jerry Cooper does WHERE THE MOUNTAINS MEET THE SKY mongrel dog, Corky, and an interest in Mike, a de­ - Spa<le Cooley and his Orchestra come through with the very catchy, MY livery horse which looks like a thoroughbred and CHICKASIIAY ClRL - and Red River Dave from down San Antonio way singing undoubledly has a great future in racing - in Jimmy's all about THE DUDE COWBOY. You'll sing about this Blackhawk bargain - opinion. another one AT LESS THA..'l WHOLESALE. l\ew prints $9 95 This opinion seems to be shared by Spencer, trainer regularly sell for $19.75. At Blackhawk they're only . • for the famous Whitley stables. He and Jimmy train Mike and enter him in a big race. Members of a ALL FILMS gambling ring bribe a stable hand to dope ~1ike, but Corky sacrifices his life to upset the plot. ~like, LISTED grieving over his canine pal, refuses to eat or exercise. Something drastic has to be done. Jimmy knows what ON THIS PAGE to do - and Mike responds like the thoroughbred he ARE BRAND NEW really is. Here's a whiz of a featurette - three reels in length FIRST QUALITY - running just under 30-minutcs. Prints regularly sell at $62.50. Yet, here al Blackhawk you can obtain a 16mm. SOUND brand new, first quality print at $ 29 95 LESS THAN WHOLESALE. Only • AND ALL ARE PRICED AT LESS THAN ABUNDLE Of BUSS WHOLESALE I with Andy Clyde Andy and his wife have wanted a baby - and Andy finally gets one! It's a merry mix-up with Andy at his flustered best. And, it's one of Blackhawk's best buys - particularly AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE. Regularly $·12.50, brand THE SIDEWAlK KIDS ~:~1:S~c?s~~c% ~i~ -~f. ~.. • . • • • • • . • • . • • • . • • • $19. 9 5 with Carl IIAlfalfa" Switzer, Billy Halop, Robert Lowery, Teala Loring TIN-TYPE TUNES inc high and hilarious adventures of a rugged !,'l'OUP of .New York East Side youths out to help a One of the absolute best of the Gay Nineties musicals available in 16mm. You'll see and hear The Four Lady Killers BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA (in their Gay returning veteran and his fiancee buy a chicken farm, Nineties Swimming Suits) - The Guardsmen Quartette doin!,! A1''TEH TI JE BALL start in business and get married. Unsuccessful in (in their too, too typical Gay Nineties style) and Tubby Garron on the nickelodeon c:hallenging the neighborhood's boxing champion, the stage singing JUST A GIBL THAT :\IE:'11 FORGET to the accompaniment of tlw ki<ls get involved with gangsters when they find a piano and song slides. The regular price is $19.75. $9 95 satchel containing $5,000.00 which they proceed to Blackhawk's price is LESS THAN WHOLESALE, only. • bank and use for a deposit on tl1e chicken farm. They're taken for a ride, but Billy gets away. Follow­ ing his directions, police capture the bandits and the kids end up with a rPward of $10,000.00. And the THE WRONG MISS WRIGHT audience ends up with 20 minutes of fast and furious with Charlie Chase entertainment. Here's Charlie Chase at his typical best. Aboard an ocean liner returning home And, you ask. how much is it going to cost me? from abroad he falls in love with the girl he is supposed to marry - only he You should ask, how little? Blackhawk starts with the thinks it is someone else. It's jam-packed with laughs. And a real Blackhawk s,une B as Bargains, and that's exactly what prints of bargain, too. Selling regularly at $42.50, brand new, first quality $19 95 this are - less than prints of the 2-reeler cost you LESS TIIAN WHOLESALE, only • wholesale Bargains, only.. $l9• 95 2 Your order must total $2.50 minimum; outside Continental U. S., $10.00 minimum. ~.,.. l ~~ ..._,. ,l~Atl ·' PRINTS ON PAGES 3 ANO 4 ARE BRAND NEW, flRST ~ouAlllf 16MM. SOUND \ FIREBALL MAIL and ffOW BIG CAN YOU GiT? (½ reel) KNOW YOUR SNAKES (1 reel) sung by Smoky Rogers and his Co~boy Cavalcade list, $17.50.
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