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FILM CATALOGUE 9.Sm/m SILENT 9.5 m/m SOUND a f ^f» PATHESCOPE FILM CATALOGUE 9.5 m/m SILENT 9.5 m/m SOUND *€ Prices given in this Catalogue, with the exception of those on page 2, DO NOT include Purchase Tax. First Edition 1 941 PRICE SIXPENCE PATHE SCOPE, LTD. Head Office: North Circular Road, Cricklewood,^I;J,'^.'%^^^^;;or.Jilj, Telephone: GLAdtlorxe 6S44. HOLLYWOOD, CA. 900 1)^ MQ 3-3273 . CONTENTS PAGE PAGE Prices of 9.5 m/m Films 2 Documentary Interest 27 9.5 m/m Hire Service , 2 Educational 30 Mickey Mouse Cartoons 3 Natural History 30 PoPEYE and Betty Boop Sport cartoons 7 31 Comedy 10 Travel 31 Drama 14 Numerical Index 33 Farce 24 9.5 m/m Sound Films . 40 An asterisk placed after a number {e.g. 100 11*) denotes 60-ft. reel. Ml before a number (e.g. Af/5001) denotes 200-ft. Super reel with unnotched titles. SI before a number {e.g. 5/666) denotes Super reel (300-ft.) with notched titles. SB I before a number {e.g. 5^/774) denotes Super reel (300-ft.) with unnotched titles. The letter "A " beneath the film number indicates a film recommended for adult exhibition only. ALL other films have the " U " Certificate. FILM HIRE SERVICE The hire of films from both Pathiscope Silent and Sound Libraries is on a subscription basis, and books of 40 coupons value l/- each are available for this purpose. The rate of hire for Silent films issued before November 1st, 1940, is 2/- {two coupons) per reel for one night, with a charge of i/- {one coupon) per reel for each additional night the films are retained. For Silent films issued AFTER November ist, 1940, the rate of hire is 3/- {three coupons) per reel and i/- {one coupon) per reel for each additional night. The minimum charge for week-end hire is 3/- {three coupons) per reel. Three "M" Reels are rated as two Super Reels. The rate of hire for 9.5 mm. Sound films issued before November 1st, 1940, is 3/- {three coupons) per reel, per night, and i/- {one coupon) for each additional night. For Sound films issued AFTER November 1st, 1940, the rate of hire is 4/- {four coupons) per reel, and i/- {one coupon) per reel for each additional night. Minimum week-end hire is 4/- {four coupons) per reel. Membership commences automatically with the purchase of a book of CO upons. PRICES (Including Purchase Tax) 30-/r Reels {equivalent to 75 ft. of standard film) 4 8 each 60-ft. Reels {equivalent to 150 ft. of standard film) 8 „ "M " Reels, 200 ft. {equivalent to 500 ft. of standard film) Ci 7 2 „ Super Reels, 300 ft. {equivalent to 750 ft. of standard film) l2 3 2 „ Sound films in 9.5 mm. size can be purchased outright at £3 I 8 per 300-/r. Reel, pro rata. 3 ! MICKEY MOUSE ' and SILLY SYMPHONY CARTOONS •T) By arrangement toith Walt. Disney—Mickey Mouse, Ltd. Only Pathescope Mickey Mouse Films are the genuine Walt Disney creations in 9.5 mm. film size. 30-ft Reels Air. Mickey in a right royal 30124 That Bracing Sea _ Mouse holiday mood. Everyone joins in the fun and, at last, Minnie Mouse arrives on the scene. How sweet she looks in her snappy bathing outfit 30125 Pianola. With no roll of music for the Pianola, Mickey and Miimie are hard put to it for music until Mickey cuts up the gruyere cheese. 30126 Bandmaster Mickey. Any trials and tribulations Sir Thomas Beecham may have with his audiences are as nought compared with Mickey's task of getting his band to work. 30127 Jungle Dance. Mickey's pals in the jungle are delighted when he Joins them in a merry dance. Is it the Charleston or what ? 30128 The Big Boy Arrives. Mickey encounters difiQculty in admitting one of the audience to the great Vaudeville Show. It seems as though there is no chance of him getting in, but trust Mickey to find a way. 30129 The Serenade. There is no knowing what Mickey would stop at in order to show his love for Minnie. Yet here he finds serenadmg, assisted by two friends, an unsuiuble entertainment for sleeping neighbours. 30130 At the Carnival. All the fun of the fair! And how Mickey, seller of hot dogs, enjoys himself. If Mickey must pull other people's legs, having his nose pulled is only fair retaliation. 301 1 Horace Horsecollar Performs. Mickey's Road Show is a great success and Horace con- tributes his share of the aas. He is a great one on the drum, or anything else within his reach. 30132 Mickey Enlists. Taken from the "M" Reel "War's Declared", this is a complete story in itself of what happens when Mickey goes to join the forces. 30133 Hello Minnie. Down on the farm Mickey discovers he has a rival. Taken from the "M" Reel "Down on the Farm". 30134 Two Owls. At night, all the world is at peace except the characters in this film. With them it is anything but hushaby-baby. A Silly Symphony. 30143 Dwarfs at Work. A Silly Symphony. In Dwarf-town everyone has their appointed task and goes about business with great gusto. Funny little fellows in every way. 30220 Motorist Mickey. When Mickey calls to take Minnie for a drive, Pluto "gate-crashes" the party and truls along behind. 30221 Pluto and the Rabbits. While Mickev and Minnie motor through the country, cheeky rabbits tweak their cars at Pluto trailing behind. Car and contents are soon in reverse gear. 30222 Free Feast. A wonderful spread of goodies attracts birds, bees and others. You will love their methods of carrying off the spoil. 30223 Raining Cats and —Pluto. Caught in a rainstorm while picnicking Mickey and Minnie find Pluto most helpful as a windscreen-wiper. 30224 Mickey the Violinist. Playing the violin is a great art with Mickey, especially when the stirring tune lashes him into a fiiry with his instrument. 30225 Donald's Disguise. Donald Duck plays a prank upon his old friend Oswald Ostrich. 30241 Donald Duck's Debut. With Mickey Mouse master of ceremonies, Donald Duck is introduced to an unappreciative audience in the great show organised in aid of the orphans. 30242 Clara Cluck. When Clara Cluck takes the stage at the Orphan's benefit, the audience expects a fine rendering of a vocal gem . and they get it, complete with Donald Duck. 30290 Mickey's Taxi Troubles. Mickey is proud to take Minnie for a ride in his cab, but the bodywork comes off, lands on Clarabelle Cow and then more fun begins. 30291 All Hands to the Pump. An extract from "M" Reel "Mickey's Taxi-Cab", showing the strange manner in which Mickey tries to repair a puncture. 30292 Mickey's Redskin Round-up. Indian braves anacking Mickey's convoy out west are put to flight by an impromptu weapon devised by the defender. 30293 Pluto's Plaything. An extract from "M" Reel "Moose Hunting Mickey", with Pluto sniffing aroimd a strange-looking "man". All the above Mickey Mo^ise Films have SB Titles. FOUR CARTOONS—Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphony 30294 Mickey's Bird Scare. Armed with something akin to a blunderbuss, Mickey has the surprise of his life when the birds take no notice of his shot. 30340 Bullets and Bandits. Mickey Mouse, in a battle-royal out west, comes out on top. 30341 Holding the Dummy. Mickey tries to play foster-mother to a deserted babe. An extract from "M" Reel "Come to Papa Mickey". 30342 Against Militant Midgets. An extract from "Mickey in Lilliput" ("M" Reel), here you see Mickey fighting the diminuative army. 30343 In the Spider's Net. An extract from "Mickey in Lilliput", here is Mickey coming off second best in a battle-royal with a colossal spider which invades the miniature town. 30344 At Crack of Dawn. An extract from the Super Reel, "Mickey in Lilliput", showing Mickey's strange arrival among the little people. 60-ft. Reels 30136* On With the Show. Mickey is a wizard at the grand piano. His rendering of his master- piece "brings down the house". It also brings the piano to its knees and to the point of retaliation. 30137* Mickey's Follies. One of the highspots of Mickey's Road Show is an apache dance per- formed by his two chicken pals. Never before has the audience seen such a splendid exhibition! Then the dancers pause. What for ? 30138* More of Mickey's Follies. It is not always easy to make sopranos cease singing, but the Road Show audience soon finds effective measures. To cover the "flop", Mickey gives a solo tap-dancing turn. He is great. 30x39* The Cat's on Holiday. While the Tom Cat is away, strange visitors enter his home. It is Mickey and Miiuiie, of course. And, oh, what mischief they find. It is one of the great days of their lives. 30140* Dwarfs at Play. A Silly Symphony in which the dwellers of Dwarftown dbport them- selves with great gusto and not a few surprises. 30142 Music to the Rescue. Dancing and playing his way through the jungle Mickey encounters fierce company, but manages to soothe savage beasts with a melody. 30144* Mickey Life Saver. The dangerous usk of saving Minnie, who has been drawn out to sea, confronts Mickey. Through the huge breakers he goes to save his beloved. Such stuff are heroes made of.
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    26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Animation December 2013 Auction 60, Auction Date: 12/2/2013 LOT ITEM PRICE 2 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION DRAWING FEATURING “POPEYE” FROM SOCK-A-BYE, BABY. $475 5 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION STORYBOARD DRAWING FROM MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN. $200 11 ORIGINAL UB IWERKS PRODUCTION MODEL DRAWING FROM FIDDLESTICKS. $475 12 (2) ORIGINAL UB IWERKS PRODUCTION CELS FROM 1930S SHORTS. $300 13 ORIGINAL UB IWERKS “FLIP THE FROG” PRODUCTION DRAWING FROM FLYING FISTS. $400 16 ORIGINAL MODEL SHEET FEATURING “WIDOW PERKINS” FROM PARROTVILLE POST-OFFICE. $100 18 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL AND PRODUCTION BACKGROUND FROM THE FOX AND THE CROW. $225 21 TERRYTOONS ORIGINAL HECKLE AND JECKLE PRODUCTION CELS ON PRODUCTION $400 BACKGROUND. 22 EXTREMELY RARE WALTER LANTZ MASTER “DINKY DOODLE” PUBLICITY PHOTO WITH ORIGINAL $2,000 ART. 23 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL OF LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI FROM WALTER LANTZ’S HOLLYWOOD $300 BOWL. 24 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL OF MARTHA RAYE FROM WALTER LANTZ’S HOLLYWOOD BOWL. $300 25 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL OF JOE PENNER FROM WALTER LANTZ’S HOLLYWOOD BOWL. $300 27 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL AND MATCHING VERTICAL PAN PRODUCTION BACKGROUND FROM $800 MOUSIE COME HOME. 28 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION BACKGROUND AND ORIGINAL STORY PAINTING FROM MOUSIE COME $600 HOME. 29 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION BACKGROUND AND DRAWING OF “ANDY PANDA” FROM ANDY PANDA’S $500 VICTORY GARDEN. 30 ORIGINAL END TITLE CEL AND BACKGROUND FROM WOODY WOODPECKER. $400 Page 1 of 24 26901 Agoura Road, Suite 150, Calabasas Hills, CA 91301 Tel: 310.859.7701 Fax: 310.859.3842 PRICES REALIZED DETAIL - Animation December 2013 Auction 60, Auction Date: 12/2/2013 LOT ITEM PRICE 32 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION CEL OF “WOODY WOODPECKER” ON PRODUCTION BACKGROUND.