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Film Exhibitions and Advertisements Film exhibitions and advertisements Ephemera PR11094 To view items in the Ephemera collection, contact the State Library of Western Australia CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR11094/1 Programme "Screencraft" Colour Cinematography. 21 March 1957. PR11094/2 Metro News Spencer Tracy as "Edison the Man". 17 January 1941. PR11094/3 Membership Application for The Perth Film Society. 1965. PR11094/4 Prince of Wales. The Second Vitaphone Entertainment with Cinesound Presentation. c.1930's. PR11094/5 Application for membership Perth Film Society and projected programme, c1965. PR11094/6 The New Liberty Theatre Souvenir Programme. March 1954 PR11094/7 The Grand Gazette. Holiday Programmes. 29 December 1917 PR11094/8 Announcing Port Cinema. 1976. PR11094/9 Great Underwater Films. Jack Sue. December 1963 PR11094/10 New Veterans Home Gala Film Premiere "Dunkirk". Metro Theatre. 15 October 1958. PR11094/11 Perth Film Society. "Details of Our Future Programmes". 1964 PR11094/12 Valhalla at The Kimberley. Free Five Month Program. 1981 PR11094/13 Valhalla's Film Festival. Meetings with Remarkable Men. c.1981. PR11094/14 "On Company Business". Pift Theatre, Fremantle. c1981 PR11094/15 Daily News Supplement - The Capitol Theatre. 3 May 1929 PR11094/16 Movies 70's. Perth Cinemas' Group Booking Plans. 1970 PR11094/17 Souvenir Programme. Metro Theatre. Inaugural program. Booklet. September 1938. PR11094/17 Suggestions for the Presentation of "Gone with the Wind". c.1940. PR11094/19 Souvenir of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Silver Anniversary. September 1949. PR11094/20 Melrose Theatre, Perth. Programme. 21 January 1914. PR11094/21 The Grand Gazette, Vol 2, No 12. 24 August 1918. PR11094/22 The Grand Gazette (Reel 2) Scene 41. 9 March 1918. PR11094/23 The Grand Gazette (Reel 2) Scene 42. 16 March 1918. PR11094/24 Spring film festival. Dalkeith Cinema. University community arts. Folded leaflet. 1 – 28 September 1966. PR11094/25 West's Pictures Queen's Hall, Perth. 15 January 1910. PR11094/26 Petrova Pictures at Theatre Royal. March 1918. PR11094/27 The Great Continental Wondergraph Company Programme. PR11094/28 West's Pictures Queen's Hall, Perth. March 1909. PR11094/29 Prince of Wales Theatre Deluxe Programme. 12 May 1923. PR11094 Page 1 of 11 Copyright SLWA ©2010 PR11094/30 The Grand Gazette (Reel 2) Scene 40. 2 March 1918. PR11094/31 Melrose Theatre, Perth. Programme. 7 March 1914. PR11094/32 The Majestic News. 6 October 1917. PR11094/33 PR11094/34 New Theatre Royal, Perth WA. Spencer's. 11 December 1912. PR11094/35 Spencer's Pictures. Programme. 4 August 1920. PR11094/36 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. 17 March 1917. PR11094/37 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. 10 June 1914. PR11094/38 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. 20 November 1912. PR11094/39 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. 25 February 1914. PR11094/40 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. 15 December 1913. PR11094/41 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. 18 December 1918. PR11094/42 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal Perth WA. Quo Vadis. 20 August 1913. PR11094/43 Join the University Film Society. 1965. PR11094/44 Bunbury's Mayfair Theatre Souvenir of Gala Premiere. 4 August 1939. PR11094/45 Australasian Premiere of "Tom Thumb". 9 March 1959. PR11094/46 The Jungle. Sheffield "Wild Australia". 25 November 1911. PR11094/47 Indian Ocean Film Festival. September 1980. PR11094/48 2nd Perth Film Festival. August 1973. PR11094/49 Film Noir, Weekly Screenings from 19 July - 20 September 1994, FTI Cinemas, programme, 1994. PR11094/50 Indonesian Film Festival. c.1984. PR11094/51 Hoyts Regent Programme. 3 November 1928. PR11094/52 International Geographic Film Presentation "Jerusalem" c.1970's. PR11094/53 International Geographic Film Presentation. The Lonely Road to Timbudoo. PR11094/54 Japanese Films. Cinema 1, FTI. July 1984. PR11094/55 Wagerup Weekend. Film about Bauxite Battle, PIFT. July 1984. PR11094/56 Hoyts Regent - "All Quiet on the Western Front". 26 July 1930. PR11094/57 Festival of Film. International Theatres. "Frankenstein IFT. 1985. PR11094/58 Programme. Hoyts Regent. "Lovers". 5 November 1927. PR11094/59 Hoyts Capitol. "East Lynne". 26 June 1931. PR11094/60 The Regent Perth. Souvenir Programme Opening Week. 10 September 1927. PR11094/61 A Souvenir of Gala Premiere Ambassadors Theatre. 29 September 1928. PR11094/62 Cinesound News. The Gold Diggers of Broadway. c1930's-63. 1st Perth Film PR11094/63 Films from Yugoslavia. June 1982. PR11094/64 Northern Safari Souvenir Programme. Perth Town Hall. c.1987. PR11094/65 Northern Safari Souvenir Programme. Perth Town Hall. c.1987. PR11094/66 2nd WA Film & Video Festival. November 1987. PR11094/67 Programme Hoyts Regent. "Trail of 98". c.1920's. PR11094/68 Sunday Cinema. Alexander Library, Perth. March 1989. PR11094/69 Quick Draws. Animation Festival. July 1988. PR11094/70 Quick Draws. Animation Festival. July 1988. PR11094/71 The New Liberty, Continental Masterpieces. 4 March 1954. PR11094/72 The Art. Presented by State Film & Video Library. 1989. PR11094/73 Black & White. Alexander Library Building State Archives. September 1989. PR11094 Page 2 of 11 Copyright SLWA ©2010 PR11094/74 Japanese Film Festival. c.1980's. PR11094/75 The New Oxford. PIFT Spring Programme. c.1986. PR11094/76 Curtin Films Presents. Science Fiction Film Festival. January 1990. PR11094/77 Children's Film Festival. January 1990. PR11094/78 Sunday Cinema. Alexander Library. March 1990. PR11094/79 Curtin Films. Programme. March 1990. PR11094/80 Lumiere. Entertainment Cinemas. Film Festival. October 1990. PR11094/81 Vic's Pictures. Queen's Hall, Perth. March 1912. PR11094/82 Japanese Film Festival. c.1983. PR11094/83 Festival of Science Fiction. West Australian Institute of Technology. January 1983. PR11094/84 Guild Films Term 3. 1985. PR11094/85 Souvenir of 'Piccadilly Incident'. Post 1945. PR11094/86 Film BFC Hollis Theatre. 10 Anniversary Programme. 1985. PR11094/87 UWA Guild Film Exhibition. Octagon Films. 3rd Term 1977. PR11094/88 Princess Theatre Presents. Pollyanna. 9 September 1922. PR11094/89 The New Oxford. PIFT Programme. c.1986. PR11094/90 Hollis Theatre. WAIT. Science Fiction and Fantasy Cinema. January 1986. PR11094/91 Roadshow presents American Film Theatre Programme and Subscription Application. PR11094/92 Programme. Asia Week Festival. 1958. PR11094/93 The Video Art and New Technology Festival. August 1990. PR11094/94 Curtin Guild Films. 1991. PR11094/95 H.M. Theatre. The Story of "Intolerance". c.1917. PR11094/96 The Mirror Newspaper. Extract featuring "Intolerance". c.1917. PR11094/97 H.M. Theatre. Film "Rusalka". PR11094/98 Programme 2. Art Gallery Theatrette. 1984. PR11094/99 Theatre Royal Perth. Souvenir of "Daddy Long Legs". PR11094/100 Piccadilly. Souvenir of West Australia's First Air Conditioned Theatre. March 1938. PR11094/101 West's Pictures. Attractions for week ending 20 August. c.1920 PR11094/102 West's Pictures. August 'Our Birthday Month' is here again.... c.1921. PR11094/103 The Joys of the women. Writer/Director - Francodi Chiera Lumiere Cinema and FTI Cinema. April 1993. PR11094/104 The fifth Perth Film Festival at the Windsor Theatre, Nedlands. Programme and booking forms. 13-16 August 1976. PR11094/105 Western Australian International Film Festival Programme. 1-9 September c.1981. PR11094/106 Film Festival Programme, Cygnet Cinema. 12-17 September 1977. PR11094/107 First Perth Film Festival. Programme. 11-24 August c.1972. PR11094/108 Metro News. 'Show Boat'. 22 December 1951. PR11094/109 Spencer's Pictures. Theatre Royal, Perth WA. 30 April 1913. PR11094/110 In the winter dark. From the novel by Tim Winton. Undated. PR11094/111 Queen's Hall, Perth. c.1904. PR11094/112 'From where I stand'. A film by Greg Coffey at the Film and Television Institute. July c.1994. PR11094 Page 3 of 11 Copyright SLWA ©2010 PR11094/113 West's Pictures Queen's Hall. July 1909. PR11094/114 "Rule Britannia" direct from Queen's Hall September 1914. PR11094/115 "Black Watch" programme with the compliments of the Capitol Theatre, booklet, c.1920's. PR11094/116 Theatre Royal Programmes, includes brief information on pictures being shown, booklet, 10 p., undated. PR11094/117 Lumiere, November - December mini calendar, poster, c.199-? PR11094/118 Lumiere, August - November Calendar, poster, c.199-? PR11094/119 Lumiere, April - August Calendar, poster, c.199-? PR11094/120 Lumiere, March - June Calendar, poster, 1993. PR11094/121 Lumiere, November - February Calendar, poster, 1992/93. PR11094/122 Close-Up: New Iranian Cinema, 8-13 April 1991 Lumiere Poster, 1991. PR11094/123 The Marvellous Bio-Tableau, The Russo-Japanese War, Queens Hall Perth, flyer, 1904. PR11094/124 Prince of Wales, Theatre de-luxe, programme of Official Opening, Monday 4th December, programme, 1922. PR11094/125 Melrose Theatre Murray Street Perth, programme, undated. PR11094/126 Shine, colour flyer, 1996. PR11094/127 Film. Sunday Cinema 1998. Program of films to be shown in the Alexander Library Theatre during 1998. Fold-out leaflet. PR11094/128 Jump Cut Film Festival. 18 to 28 October 1990. Free Programme Booklet. Lumiere Entertainment Centre Cinemas. Booklet. PR11094/129 Luna Cinemas. Program for May 1996. PR11094/130 Les Cahiers Cinema. Forty years of passion. Twelve masterpieces that shaped contemporary world cinema. Program for 6th to 15th May. Flyer. No year. PR11094/131 Into the underground film festival. Lumiere Entertainment Centre Cinemas. Program for 24 November to 3 December. No year. PR11094/132 1995 Festival of Jewish Cinema. November 11 - 22.
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