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A a S S D L S I R::: I I 0 D C E C C L L 0 0 S S E E 0 0 U U T T P SUMMER 1985 SUPPLEMENT I C L R A A s S D L S I r::: I I 0 D C E C C L L 0 0 s s E E 0 0 u u T T P. 19 P. 4 & 5 SUMMER 1985 VOL. 386 © 1985 Blackhawk Films, Inc., One Old Eagle Brewery, Davenport, Iowa 52802 Prices subiect to change SAGINAW TRAIL (1953) GENE AUTRY, SMILEY BURNETTE, CONNIE MARSHALL, CHAMPION and LITTLE CHAMP "In 1929, director Dudley Murphy The year is 1827 in Michigan's Saginaw created a 19-minute film called BLACK AND TAN starring Duke Ellington and Volley where Gene, a captain in Hamilton's his Cotton Club Orchestral It was Ell­ Rangers and his assistant Smiley have been ington's first appearance on film ." With sent to investigate murders of settlers. Jules all the interest in Francis Coppola's Brissac hos built a wilderness fur empire and does not like newest box-office entry to the home video market THE COTTON CLUB you may be interested settlers, so his henchman, disguised as an Indian leads renegade in owning our rare title which is paired with another rare Delawares against the encroaching settlers. Smiley, posing as a trap­ iazz film, ST. LOUIS BLUES. Our video combination is per gets a job in Brissac's trading post to 'get the goods' on this wiley found on page 28 of this catalog. Be aware of the time frenchmon. frame of these titles as today they show their insensitivity to racial stereotypes of the day. The picture and sound This may be the best of the 50's Autrys and has the distinction of track have some deterioration, but these are indeed the having the earliest time setting of any Autry film. What make and rarest of film documentation from that bygone age and model guns ore those Gene is using? Songs include "Beautiful the era of the great Cotton Club with the Duke and his Dreamer" and "When It's Prayer Meeting' Time in the Hollow" famous sidemen James "Bubber" Miley, Cootie Williams, Barney Bigard, Johnny Hodges, Harry Carney, Joe Nan­ among others. 56 min. Black & white. ton and Sonny Greer. 506-57-2977 - Beta 525-57-2977 - VHS ................................... $29.98 2894 Devils Glen Rd. 6003 University Ave. #D 3283 6th St. SW 2182 Kimberly Rd. Bettendorf, Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Davenport, Iowa 332-6909 277-0890 362-6101 359-9477 527 S. Riverside Dr. 1504 Park Avenue 3725 Blackhawk Rd. 400 E. Main St. Iowa City, Iowa Muscatine, Iowa Rock Island, Illinois Galesburg, Illinois 337-6993 264-1134 786-REEL 342-2183 2 MllCR SENNETT ' THE DESPERATE SCOUNDREL & THE PRIDE OF PIKEVILLE THE DESPERATE SCOUNDREL (1916) with FORD STERLING, MINTA DURFEE, THE KEYSTONE COPS The opening scene of this film establishes just how desperate the scoundrel (Ford Sterling) is. He steals a bottle from a babyl In an attempt to make time with Minta Durfee, who works in the laundry shop, Ford swipes a bundle of clean laundry from behind the shop and takes it in to be done. Minta becomes suspicious when she finds a woman's clothing in the bundle. The rest of the film details Sterling's attempts to steal and keep possession of money from the laun­ dry shop. He first obtains the cash by turning on a fan which is on the manager's desk directly liehind the money, thus blowing the bills out of the office, into Ford's hat. When he returns to his apartment, he looks out the window in time to see a laundry truck pull up in front of the building. In a panic, he hides The Desperate Scoundrel /.~ the money in some of his dirty clothes. The landlady enters his room with the laundry man and guess who has the money now? Ford chases the truck back to the laundry shop and attempts to re-steal the loot. --~ Crazy happenings occur on the machines in the laun­ dry room as Ford tries to run Minta through a laundry-press. About this time the Keystone Cops enter the picture with the usual result - chaos I Now with an organ score by Gaylord Carter. B/W PRIDE OF PIKEVILLE (1927) starring BEN TURPIN with ANDY CLYDE and VERNON DENT Ben Turpin's forte was low slapstick or wild bur­ lesque and Erich von Stroheim provided a perfect target for Turpin's grotesque interpretations. As dashing Rodney St. Clair (or some other ridiculous name) swashbuckling Ben alternately pined for wild love and panted with torrid affection for one or more of Sennett's lovelies, reducing audiences to tears of laughter. In The Pride of Pikeville, Turpin portrays a hand­ some lover who can hardly sort out the ladies he desires from the many that fall at his feet. Piano score by Robert Monschein. Black & white. Total program running time is 44 min . 506-01-1081 - Beta 525-01-1081 - VHS .................. $19.98 The Pride of Pikeville 3 CLOSING OUT COLOR SLIDES! Due to lack of consistent interest in our 35mm Slides Color Slide sets we can no longer afford to manufacture them, SO we are GOING OUT BLACKHAWK COLOR SLIDE SETS 35MM. 2x2 All Blackhawk slides give true color fidelity:. Using the more expensive reversal method of duplication, Blockha_wk OF THE SLIDE BUSINESS and you can buy produces slides you'll be proud to incluCe witli the very best ofJ.our ~wn. And yet, they ore less expensive the sets that remain on our shelves for 50% to own than are slides you shoot yourself and hove process• . OFF the prices shown here. Travel ORDER NOW, we can only fill orders as U.S.A . stock lasts. Aloska - the Inside Passage And Panhandle, 30 ,l;de,, 350-08-0244 ...................... $ 8.99 COLOR SLIDES WITH AUDIO CASSETTES Alasi-0~~012:1~~.~~ ···· ~_i.~.~~.~.~.'..... ~ .~... $s~it.9s9 These sets contain a high-fidelity cassette with original narration and music background along with a tone Autumn' s Point Brush In New England, 30 ,l;d.,. 350-02-0663 .........................-,$ 8. 99 alert md,cating the moment for you to advance yoor slide and each set includes 40 excellent color 2x2 35mm Beautiful Bonff & Jasper Notional Porks - Photo• slides. Slides can be shown without the rape narration. These are extra ordmaflly low pr,ced at graphed by Lester Thaensen. Enter the inviting environs of the unspoiled mountains and lakes. See just $14.95 per set! Main Street in quaint little Bonff, Alberto, the Banff Springs Hotel, sunset on Vermillion lake, Mt . Eisen­ Hlstorical SAN FRANCISCO hower, Mt. Edith Covel at 11,000 feet, Sunwopta DEATH VALLEY AND SCOTTIE'S 353-11-0013 Foils, the Columbia Ice Fields, a reminder of the ice age, and of course lake Louise and its marvelous CASTLE SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR CRUISES An extraordinary tole of daring and adventure You'll go under the mammouth San Francisco• ~~r;~~~~~:~s35~-0;~roo::•~u; slid:s.~~~~~Slt9i awaits. Oakland Boy Bridge, cruise within o few yards of 353-11-0021 Alcatraz and see many other interesting views. INDEPENDENCE HALL/KNOTTS BERRY FARM IN 353-11-0037 CALIFORNIA SAN JUAN 353-11-0052 353-21-0078 THE MOTHER LODE COUNTRY Travel Takes you to the California Gold Rush . ANNAPOLIS 353-11-1001 353-01-0077 THE NATIONAL HISTORICAL WAX MUSEUM BEAUTIFUL CRATER LAKE 353-99-0038 353-01-0043 THE STORY OF HOOVER DAM CYPRESS GARDENS FLORIDA An historic masterpiece on the construdion of the dam 353-03-0040 with outhentk old photos. BRYCE AND ZION NAT'L. PARK 353-10-0051 353-09-0068 THE STORY OF KING ARTHUR GRAND CANYON NAT'L. PARK This story was photographed and the st:ript was writ­ 353-09-0009 ten with the cooperation of the British Tourist Authority. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK 353-73-0046 353-09-0057 THE U.5.5. CONSTITUTION GREAT SMOKY MT. NATIONAL PARK 353-99-0073 353-09-1003 WASHINGTON D.C. LEWIS AND CLARK CA VER NS H1t0r and see the story of our notion's capitol. The coverns themselves ore very unusual, lorge ond 353-01-0018 beautiful, and located in Montono. The norration is filled with humor ond it is told just like the ranger guides tell Space it during your tour. APOLLO 17 353-12-0054 Full American/Russian story of this historic space KNOTT'S BERRY FARM fHght . The old west, gun fights, general stores and more 353-81-0072 abound in this theme park. THE ALABAMA SPACE AND ROCKET CENTER 353-11-0061 353-06-0047 LION COUNTRY SAFARI, CALIF. FIRST FLIGHT OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE 353-11-0066 Scenes from the April 1981 first flight . LURAY CAVERNS, VIRGINIA 353-74-0084 353--01-0064 MARS •.. MARINER MOUNT ST . HELENS You will see photos of eye boggling dimensions. May 1980 explosion and ohermoth. 353-74-0026 353-11-0087 OUR UNIVERSE NIAGARA FALLS See and hear all about Galaxies, Star Clouds, Holes 353-01-0014 in Space, Pulsars, Quasars. OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK 353-74-0015 You will take a complete tour of this enormous SATURN ENCOUNTER, VOYAGER II wilderness area in the northwestern United States and 353-74-0085 you will see and hear stories of nature untamed that THE VIKING EXPLORES MARS will thrill you. The mysterious red star, known as Mars, has prov• 353-09-0055 ed over the centuries, to be man's most elusive quest. MAMMOTH CAVES, KENTUCKY 353-74-0039 353-06-0060 VOYAGERS ENCOUNTER WITH JUPITER PETRIFIED FOREST AND THE PAINTED DESERT 353-74-0082 353, 10-0019 THE KENNEDY SPACE CENTER THE PAUL MASSON STORY Complete tour of the World's greatest rocket center.
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