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TOL'ABLE DAV ID (1921) This film established the career of Henry 8 RICHARD BARTHELMESS, GLADYS HULETTE, King, for whom such productions as THE ERNEST TORRENCE WH ITE SISTER, STELLA DA LLAS, STATE FAIR, This is one of the undisputed landmarks in IN O LD CHICAGO, JESSE JAMES, THE GUN the history of American Film, and in prepor· FIGHTER, and l'D CLIMB THE HIGHEST ing this re-relea se Blockhowk hos attempted MOUNTAIN lay ahead. The star, Richard to reproduce as nearly as possible the version Borthelmess, hod ployed with Marguerite which won the esteem of directors and critics Clark and Dorothy Gish and mode o strong a ll over the world, as well as the admiration impression in Griffith's BROKEN BLOSSOMS and love of a whole generation of movie­ and WAY DOWN EAST, but in o long and THE DYING SEA (1 980) goers. The 35mm o riginal positive from which distinguished career, this remains his best­ SPECTREMAN VII our printing materials derived was entirely on remembered role. 8 Determined to gain control over the block-and-white stock, except for one se· ··Tol'able David" woi fil med a lmost en­ Earth, Gori creates another rronster, using quence - one of the most beautiful in the tirely on location in and around Blue Gross, the polluted waters of the city which infect a fi lm - which olternoted colors between on Virginia only o few miles from the b irthplace brilliant biochemist, Dr. Ogaki, turning him ambe r tint and a blue-tone green. This scene of director King. Joseph Hergesheimer wrote into an instrument of destruction for Gori. In hos been reproduced to give just the effect of the story while actually residing in the house his attempt to stop the monster, George is the original. The musical setting is by Gay­ used as the Kinemon home in the fi lm. The wounded. The police and oir force hove been lord Carter, fa mous since silent days as on production cost a modest $86,000 and took called out to bomb the lob ond destroy the accompanist of unusual sensitivity a nd techni­ seven weeks to photograph. Today, the fi lm monster. The area hos to be e\'ocuoted in 20 cal skill. His performance was recorded on is a document in many tenses. Influenced in minutes because then the bombs will be re­ the Simonton Studio Wurlitzer, o three-man­ its techniques by both Griffith and Ince, lea sed. Some members of the Pollution Con­ ual organ originally constructed for Para­ '·Tol'oble David" is regarded os o milestone trol Squad ore trapped in the lob una ware mo unt Studios in Hollywood. in silent film style . The Soviet directors of the that Dr. Ogaki hos been turned into a mon­ The narrative is the Biblical story of David twenties used it as a model for their own ster. He escapes and wrecks havoc on the a nd G oliath, retold in terms of family honor work, and Vsevolod Pudovkin refers to it re­ city. and of a young boy's struggle for responsibil­ peatedly in his book Film Technique . Overlord warns George •hot while the ity in a small eastern village al the turn of the In its theme, in its integrity, its simplicity monster con be destroyed b y e lectrocution, it century. "Tol'oble Dovid .. is not wholly free with folkways, and its faith in simple people, co uld mean the possible destr~ction of him as of movie melodra ma, but its presentation is this fi lm is a moving and timeless record of a well. George (Spectremon) is will ing to run honest and skillful, and modern audiences vanished, pre-industrial America. 84 min. this risk a nd o terrifying electrical battle con still respond to the boy's passionate de­ Port Color. ensues. 42 min. sire to prove himself a man, much as people S06-30· 1060 - Beto S06-86-0639 - Beta d id more than o half century a go. Sm-30·1060-VHS ...... ,.... $54.98 S525-8(..0639-VHS ...... $49.98 NUREMBERG WAR TRIAL' This Bla ckhawk/ Movietone compi~o­ 8 tion gives on O\'erview as the Mov,e­ tonews camera filmed the historic trial. Judges from the U.S., Britain, Fronce and Russia sol in judgement of 2 1 Germo n Nazis accused of the crime of wa r. See Goering, Hess, Jodi and others as they sol in the court­ room and answered the cha rges against them. Several times Goering hos •o be reminded tha t speech making is not a llowed. At the sentencing 7 persons are sentenced to death by hanging. It wa s significant that the victors of this war chose to try these people in the public forum of o courtroom. 11 min. SW S06-7S-291 3 - Bela SS2S.7S-2913 - VHS ...... $39• 98 L 3 Proiectors /Players • RGII~~ SelectaVision Vi·deoDisc Playt!r c 1980 RCA Corporation Model SFT100

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They sure do. his "original gloss picture," Over "Make people want you to suc­ by Paul Holbrook the Fence ( 1Vi 7), he began devel­ ceed; make them afraid that oping his new character, one that you're going to fail, then surprise "There isn 't o harder job in the was cleoncut, ambitious, and en­ them by the way you turn the world than to make people laugh. ergetic. Prop-~rly fitted, they were tables. That's the way to make I work at that job night and day, perfect for creating his new them root for you. always thinking and studying it image. "Folks like to be surprised. Isn't over. I om always asking myself " Those gbsses, by the way, that true of yourself? It wakes you why people laugh when they do have taken a lot of study. up, if something unexpected hap­ laugh, and why they laugh don't Of course, "hey ore not really pens. If someone is telling you a when someone else hos tried to glasses; they are only the frames. story, and you see the point to it make them laugh." But the frames have been de­ long before he gets to it, you lose That was Harold Lloyd speak­ signed very carefully. If they went interest. But the best kind of com­ ing in after he hod made 1922, up high enough to conceal my edy surprise is when you're all set Never Weaken ( 1921} and before eyebrows, for instance, they for one thing to happen and he made his classics Safety Last would hide some of my changes something else happens instead. (1923}, The Freshman (1925}, and of expression; so the upper rim That does make you sit up! The Kid Brother ( 1927}. But he has to fit in exactly under the "You must give them a little hadn't always felt that way. He eyebrows. The whole frame, in pathos along with it, and practical hadn't always needed to worry fact, hos been specially designed common sense. In fact, it all about it. Since 1916, he hod per­ so as to not hide the expression. comes back to what I said before; formed in approximately one­ people like to see real human "Still, they are striking enough, hundred-fifty simple slapstick one­ beings going through the sort of especially on the screen, to make reelers as Lonesome Luke, a experiences which might happen me conspicuous. By always wear­ Chaplin-like character, for Hal in real life, but which seldom do ing them, I could make them my Roach. By 1917, Lloyd wanted to happen, and which never happen trademark. And at the same time I develop o better character, a so fast and so furiously. In other could dress like other human man-on-the-street type, rather words, they want the usual with beings and !;o be real to the than his comically exaggerated the pep of the unusual.'' audience." one. There had been nothing re­ It's been as long as sixty years markable or distinguishable about Real to the audience. That was since Lloyd made some of his Lonesome Luke. the key to hi!, new kind of com­ greatest comedies, but audiences "I didn't want to do that kind of edy. Slapstick had always been are still rooting for him throughout stuff, and I knew it wasn't getting the essence of screen comedy, but the films and laughing as hard as me anywhere. In the meantime, Lloyd's subdued, sophisticated ever. The laughs he still gets - I'd found an idea for o different kind would rec1uire a finer ,edge to despite decades of changing sort of comedy character. I had win over his a Jdiences. After con­ tastes and trends - are proof of seen an actor in another company stantly observing and recording his genius. wear big shell-rimmed glosses in a their reactior,s, he discovered Those glasses seem to have picture, and I realized that here some of thier basic qualities that worked well both ways. Perform­ was a chance to get on entirely would guide his approach to ing with them, he saw his audi­ new comedy label. That other comedy. ences in ways he never had be­ man hadn't taken advantage of "For one th ng, people want to fore - while his audiences allied this possibility, and I had the like you. If the( laugh at someone with the character the glasses chance to use my idea. they don't like, it isn't real laugh- symbolized. 6b SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL AUGUST 31, 1981

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0 WHY WORRY?' (1923) C) HAROLD LLOYD, JOBYNA RALSTON, JOHN AASEN, LEO WHITE, JAMES MASON, WALLACE HOWE Harold, a wealthy hypochondriac, travels to a South American "paradise.. to rest. He doesn't even notice the violent revolution in FEET FIRST' (1930) progress until I- is nurse is captured. Together THE FRESHMAN' (1 925) HAROLD LLOYD, JOBYNA RALSTON, HAROLD LLOYD, BARBARA KENT, with a friendly giant, Harold quells the war. 0 8 BROOKS BENEDICT, JAMES ANDERSON, 8' ROBERT McWADE, ALEC FRANCIS, WHY WORRY? is a policitol satire that creates HAZEL KENNER, JOSEPH HARRINGTON, LILLIANNE LEIGHTON a revolution of laughs. 55 min. BW Harold is seen as on ambitious young op· PAT HARMON 810-19·2894, standard 8, sll., 74 mln ...... S91.98 Harold Lomb, on eage r, uncoordinated prentice shoe clerk who, in his effort to make SALE PRICE ...... $77,88 freshman goes to college expecting to be a good with his employer gets into all kinds of 860·19·2894, Super 8, sll., 74 mln ...... $95.98 star athlete and all-round big man on cam­ humorous situations - putting gun-boot SALE PRICE ...... $79,88 sized shoes on the cute tootsies of his employ­ pus. But after his dinner jacket falls apart at 880·19·2894, Super 8, mus., 55 min ...... S117.98 the Foll Frolic, flopping on stage in a campus er's wife; crashing a society boll in order to SALE PRICE ..... - ...... $99 ,88 impress a young lady he falls in love with; production and various other misadventures, finding himself aboard a trans-Pacific steamer Harold is nothing but a joke . At lost he :ios a without a ticket; hiding in a moil bog only to chance to redeem and prove himself. 75 min. be picked up and carried with the moil on a BWMUS ship-to-shore airplane, and finally landing on 810·19-2893, Standard 8, s11., 103 min ...... S127.98 a pointer's scaffold in mid-air, wrapped in the SALE PRI CE ...... $99.88 860·19-2893, Super 8, s11., 103 mln ...... 5133.98 moil bog. 85 min. SW 880·19-2932, Super 8, dla...... S183.98 SALE PRICE ...... $107.88 880-19-2893, Super B, mus., 75 min ...... $160.98 SALE PRICE ...... ~...... $146,88 SALE PRICE ...... $128.88

GRANDMA'S BOY' (1922) : HAROLD LLOvD, MILDRED DAVIS, ANNA 8 TOWNSEND, CHARLES STEVENSON, NOAH YOUNG, Dl•:K SUTHERLAND GRANDMA'S BOY clearly established Harold Lloyd as one of the screen' s leading FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE' (1 926) HAROLD LLOYD, JOBYNA RALSTON, comedians. Harold ploys a young boy who GIRL SHY' (192-4) 8 NOAH YOUNG, JAMES MASON, thinks of himself as a coward. His grand· HAROLD LLOYD, JOBYNA RALSTON, PAUL WEIGEL mother tells him about his grandfather . .. a 8 RICHARD DANIELS, CARL TON GRIFFIN A debonair young millionaire in search of coward who was inspired to daring exploits Lloyd, the shy one-man disaster, hos writ· a downtown restaurant, posses on evongel· by carrying a witch's lucky charm. She g ives ten a book starring " himse lf as a champion ist's coffee stand and occidentally starts a Harold the charm Hhich is nothing more than romancer. fire; Harold contributes a thousand dollars for the head of her cone, and leads a posse to Heading to New York in quest of a pub­ damages, which the evangelist uses to open a capture the towr bully. Lloyd's personal lisher, this Poor Boy meets the girl of his mission named for him. Coming to protest this favorite among his films. The original 35mm dreams and becomes her friend by conceal­ honor, Harold meets Hope, the evangelist's film hos intermittE nt white vertical streaks. ing her poodle from the conductor. daughter. Harold's club friends abduct him to This " floiring" is normal for this subject and Loter, one disappointment (the publisher prevent his marriage to Hope, but his slum no better print is available. 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AS YOU LIKE IT• (19361 LAURENCE OLIVIER, ELISABETH BERGNER One of Shakespeare's best comedies. AS YOU LIKE IT, was transmitted ta the screen by wriler Sir Jomes Barrie, director Paul Czinner, editor David Lean, and Laurence Olivier. And if the story of Orlando's love features characters slightly more whimsical than nor• mal, the movie is stronger for it. The cast, especially 28-year-old Qlivier, is te•rific. 96 min. BW. s:::::::: !:: ...... $59.91 SALE PRICE ...... $44.88

THE GENERAL (19261 BUSTER KEATON, MARl:)N MACK 8 It is actor-director Keoton·s most famous work. A spoof on Civil War espio­ nage laced with the dry pantomime Keaton was famous for. This is the condensation with superb narration by Poul Kill'om. 50 min . BW Abridgement 506· l8·0894 - Beta S52S-l8-0894-VHS ...... S49.98 SALE PRICE ...... $37.88

0 STONEFACE C) BUSTER KEA TON Buster is greor ir "Cops'·, " Balloon· otic" and " One Week". 60 min . Musical score. 506-18-0883 - Beta S525·18-GBIJ-VHS ...... $49.98 SALE PRICE ...... $37.88

THE GOLD RUSH' (19251 CHARLIE CHAPLIN, MARK SWAIN, 8• TOMMURRAY This complete version of Choplin·s most ambitious film includes all the fomous scenes: Cl.iarlie devouring his boots on the verge of starvation, his cabin being swept awoy in o flood, his preparing dinner for the girl who never comes and more. This masterpiece of comedy is mode even more funny (and sod) with on exclusive musical score by William Perry. 80 min. BW MUS 506-G4-0833 - Beta S525-«14-0833- VHS ...... $54.91 SALE PRICE ...... $37.88 Film & Slides NEW Videocassettes I

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THE MAN MONSTER' (1980) SPECTREMAN VI YOUNG IRONSIDES' (1932) 8Dr . Gori creoles a garbage-eating mon­ THE PRISONER OF SECOND : CHARLEY CHASE AVENUE' (1975) 8 ster from a human he has captured. Only the JACK LEMMON , ANNE BANCROFT Muriel the society daughter is going to man·s son suspects that the monster who Ocean Beach to participate in a beauty con­ New York City in the mid-70's and the grows larger as it feeds on waste is, in rea l­ world is breaking down. Lemmon has lost his test! Her mother has see n an ad in the news­ ity, his missing father. Spectre man is forced paper and has hired .. Fearless .. who will take job afte r 22 years and everything is driving to battle the creature who is compelled to eat him nuts. Another good Neil Simon comedy. on any assignment for $1000. You guessed against his will. He attempts to resist Gori·s it, Charley is Fearless. His a ssignment is to 105 min. orders to continue destroying the city, and 502-30-5283 - Beta find the daughter and keep her from partici­ pleads with Spectreman to ki ll him before he 515-30-5283 - VHS ...... $54. 95 pating in the beauty contest. Now the fun be­ can harm the world. The monster's son begs gins as he unwittingly meets her but doesn·t Spectre man not •o harm his father. The mon­ know it and this madcap merriment keeps up ster tries to end his own life, but does not right to the very end. 20 min. BW succeed. 880-01-2915, Super 8, dia., 20 mln ...... $51.98 Gori has made the monster capa ble of re­ '4M1·2915, l&mm., dla., 20 min ...... $113.98 generation, and so it grows back to full si ze, but still not wanting to do the Dr.'s bidding. Speclreman goes to face the monster o nce again, and this time manages to destroy it! When he does, the monster changes back to his human form . Gori could not destroy the knowledge of good and evil in the human spiritl 42 min. 50&-8&-0'40 - Beta 525-8&-0&40-VHS ...... $49.98

AMERICA AT THE MOVIES' (1975) A compilation that includes scenes fr om: .. Birth of a Nation", .. Citizen Kane .. , .. East of Eden .. , " From Here to Eternity", " The Mal­ tese Falcon .. , .. On the Waterfront", .. West Side Story" a nd many others. 1 16 min. 502-30-5279 - Beta 515-30-5279-VHS ...... $59,95

WARPLANES IN SONORA DESERT ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE On the desert floor southeast of Tucson ANYMORE' (1974) there a re 4000 inactive a ircraft from the Air ELLEN BURNSTYN, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON Force, Navy, and Army sto red and waiting to This is the movie . The television show be used again. The Sonora Desert with its .. Al ice .. is the takeoff of this story of a young small amount of rainfall, minimum humidity, widow who heads out lo chase the d ream of and low acidic so il has similar climatic condi­ a talent for singing. Diane Ladd plays Flo. tions to those in Cyrenaica, Africa where the 105 min. World War II bomber .. Lady Be Good .. went 502-30-5284 - Beta down in 1943 to be found in 1959 in a re­ 515-30-5284-VHS ...... $54. 95 markable state of preservation. Here you see MY BODYGUARO'(1980l THE KILLER5'(1964) the various aircraft and their vario us stages CHRIS MAKEPEACE, MARTIN MU LL, LEE MARVIN, RONALD REAGAN, ANGIE of environment a s they wait for a need. RUTH GORDON DICKINSON Some of the aircraft seen include B-52·s, The newcomer becomes the high school Two professional assassins become curi­ A-3's, B-66's, Navy S-2 Trackers, B- l 7's, gang's latest victim so he hires a bodyguard ous tha t their victim refuses to run from his in­ T-33's ond more. See also the steps taken to who never talks, but has a fr ig htening reputa­ evitable death and so they decide to track preserve these mighty birds. 1 set of 40, tion. 96 min. down the man who hired them. 95 min. 502-30-5278 - Beta 35mm. 2" ,t 2" color slides. 502-30-527&• - Beta 515-30-5278-VHS ...... 350-89-0993 ...... S11. 99 515-30-527&• - VHS ...... $69 •95 $54,95 11 SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'Till AUGUST 31, 1981 25% andfMIORE , ~ VIDEOCASSETTE HIGHER AND HIGHER• (1943) 8 FRANK SINATRA, LEON ERROL, MICHELE MORGAN, JACK H"LEY, VICTOR BORGE, MEL TORME, MARY McGUIRE A musical about a bankrupt aristocrat who conspires with his staff to regain his for­ tune by masquerading a scullery maid as his daughter and marrying her into money. Nu­ merous comical twists an::l shining cameos. Sinatra, in his first leading role, is showcased well. 90 min. BW S:'s!.!~::: ~:: ...... ssu8 SALE PRICE •.•..•.••..••..•• •••••••••• ••..•.••.••• $39.88

SHALL WE DANCE• (19371 FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS, 8 E0WARO EVERffiE HORTON Musical with a Gershwil'I score. Ginger is the snobbish musical comedy star who couldn't care less that ballet star Astaire has follen for her. She isn't interested in him at all, until they dance together, They weave magic in the a ir with ··They Can't Take That Away From Me", and "let's Coll The Whole Thing Off'. Also, featured is the famous roller skate sequence where Fred dances with Ginger. 116 min. BW s::::::~:: _VHS ...... $59.98 SALE PRICE ...... $44.88

IF YOU KNEW SUSIE• (19481 EDDIE CANTOR, JOAN DAVIS, 8 AllYN JOSLYN, CHARLES DINGLE Eddie and Joan ore two retired vaudeville actors living in a New England town. They ore not accepted socially, that is until a letter from George Washington establishes them os descendents of a colonial patriot. 90 min. BW s::::::!: =~:: ...... ,54.91 SALE PRICE ...... $39,h

0 JAZZ AND JIVE C) The immortal Duke Ellington provides the early jazz background in ··slack and Ton", his first movie. Excellent donce num­ bers accompany Dewey Brown in "T oat That Trumpet", followed by the famed Major Bowes in his zany "Radio Revels" . Top this off with an eerie murder force starring the animated favorite, Flip the Frog. 60 min. s==~:: ...... $4,.,. SALE PRICE ...... $34.88 12 SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL AUGUST 31, 1981 o/o+ Fl LM FO:...::...=Rc=....:....M::.::....cA::....:..cTS=------~i

BOLD KING COLE (1936) FEL'X THE CAT Felix seeks refuge from a storm in boastful Sold King Cole ·s castle . But all is not well . . . the family ghosts consider him a wind­ bag. Excellent co lor from a nimotor Burt G illette . 8 min. 885·81-2799, Super 8, mus./d ia ., 8 m in ...... 529.98 SALE PRICE ...... _...... $23,88 685-81-2799, 16mm., mus./dia., 8 min ...... S57.98 SALE PRICE ...... $43,88

THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG (1934) 8 FELIX THE CAT Felix is the p roud owner of " Goldie ·· , a goose tha t iays golden eggs. 7 min . 885-81·2801, Super 8, d ia ./mus., 7 min ...... S29.98 SALE PRICE ...... $23.88 685-81-2801, 16mm., d la ./mus., 7 m in ...... $57.98 SALE PRICE ...... $43,88

TOM THUMB (1933) This fast paced, amusing musica l cortoon about the smallest boy who ever lived delig hts not only children but a lso anyone who remembers what the gia nt world of adults looked like when they were young. 7 min. IIS-81-2003, Super 8, d la .lmus., 7 m in ...... $29.98 SALE PRICE--...... - ...... $23,88 &aS-81-2003, 16mm., d la ./mus. 7 m in ...... $57.98 SALE PRICE ...... $43.88 .

TOONERVILLE PICNIC (1935) Terrible Tempered Mr. Bang tokes the trolley to the seashore. When on octopus choses him he is rescued by powerful Katrinka, a hefty rural Oktoberfest type of maid. 7 min. 115-81·2802, Super a, dla.lmus., 7 min ...... $29.98 SALE PRICE ...... ,., ...... , ...... $23,88 &aS-81-2802, 16mm., d la .lmus., 7 m in ...... $57.98 SALE PRICE ...... , ...•...... •$43.88 VideoDisc NEW Videocassette RING OF BRIGHT WATER'(1969) The heartwarming story of o man and a loveable otter named Mij. It's o peaceful set­ ting in the highlands of Scotland as the man shores on idyllic summer with Mij and o friend Mory MacKenzie. 109 min. 502.30.5305• - Beta S15-30-5305• - VHS .•.•••.•...... ••••••••...... •.• $59 •95

•• 1 THE PINK PANTHER (1964) THE BLACK STALLl0N'(1979) PETER SELLERS, DAVID NIVEN, CAPUCINE, MICKEY ROONEY, KELL'' RENO ROBERT WAGNER, CLAUDIA CARDINALE Boy and horse ore shipwrecked on on is· Here is the classic Sellers subtle slapstick, land where they become fast friends. Upon wry satire and just plain old belly laughs as return home they work together for a try in the bumbling Inspector Clouseou of the Paris one of the great races of Santo Anita. 11 8 police hunts for the jewel thief. 113 min. 575-01·5287-VldeoDlsc ...... S24.98 URBAN COWBOY•p9ao1 CHARLY'i1968) JOHN TRAVOLTA, DEBRA WINGER CLIFF ROBERTSON, CLAIRE BLOOM Two young Texons meet, court, marry and Cherly is o gentle man with the mind of o all the while their lives revolve around Gil­ child. With the help of his night school ley's nightclub. An ex-con threatens to win teacher he gets some experimental surgery the mechanical bull ride and the girl. 132 and while his intelligence is affected his emo­ min. tional growth is more difficult. 106 min. 575·30·5196- Videodisc...... S27.98 502-30-5308• - Beta 515-30-5308• - VHS ...... $59 •95

AIRPLANE• (19801 HIGH ANXIETY2 (1977) ROBERT HAYS, JULIE HAGERTY MEL BROOKS, MADELINE (AHN, CLORIS An ex-fighter pilot is forced to toke over LEACHMAN, HARVEY KOFMAN the controls of o jumbo jet in mid-flight when Off-beat comedy on:l Hitchcock suspense moss food poisoning overtakes everyone. as Brooks ploys o r~montk figure with Spore-no·spoof comedy. A great supporting acrophobia unable to ·vlfill his aspirations. cost. 88 min. An over-<>11 spoof of psychiatry. 94 min. S75-0l·S194- VldeoDlsc ...... $24.98 502·01·5306• - Beta 515-01·5306•-VHS ...... $69.95

WHEN A STRANGER CALLS· (1979) CHARLES DURNING, CAROL KANE, COLLEEN DEWHURST, TONY BECKLEY ~ A psychotic killer is arrested because of his tormenting phone calls to a frightened babysitter. Seven years later the nightmare begins again. 97 min. 50246-S291 - Beta S15-86-5298-VHS ...... $59. 95

JENNY2 (19701 TOM JONES· (19631 MARLO THOMAS, ALAN ALDA ALBERT FINNEY, SUSANNMI YORK, Jenny is unmarried, pregnant and alone. STAR TREK2 (1979) HUGH GRIFFIN Delano, o young filmmaker is about to be WILLIAM SHATNER, LEONARD NIMOY Henry Fielding's classic novel of life, lib. drafted. They meet by chance and decide to Captain Kirk, Dr. Spock, and the entire erty, and the pursuit of ladies in 18th Century marry for convenience. Things go awry when crew of The Enterprise propel through on ad· England. Lusty, bawdy fun. 127 min. Jenny starts to foll in love. 90 min. venture in outer space. 130 min. S02-01-S300• - Beta 502-30-5302• - Beta 575-U-5105-VldeoDlsc ...... •...... U7.'8 515-0l·S300--VHS ...... •.•••...... ••••••• $69.95 515-30-5302• - VHS •••••.•.•••.•...... $59. 95 14 SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL AUGUST 31, 1981 COMEDY FILM FORMATS

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WHO'S ON FIRST' (1945) BUD ABBOTT, LOU COSTELLO SLAPSTICK THE FUN FACTORY Now you con own the classic Abbott and : CHARLIE MURRAY, FORD STERLING, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, MABEL NORMAND, Costello WHO'S ON FIRST? routine, toke n 8 MABEL NORMAND, FATTY ARBUCKLE, 8 KEYSTONE KOPS, OTHERS from their feature, THE NAUGHTY NINETIES. EDG AR KENNEDY, Al ST. JOHN A lively sampler of early film laughter as Rarely does a. piece of comedy material be­ Mock Sennett raises slapstick to on art. prod uced at the Sennett Studio. Many excel­ come on America n classic, but WHO'S ON BW Anthology lent sequences. 43 min. BW Anthology FIRST? is just such a case. It is filed as a piece 860·01·1S00, Super 8, sll., 46 min ...... $63.98 860-10-0948, Super 8, sll., 43 min ...... $60.98 of Americana in the Smithsonian Institution, SALE PRICE ...... $43.88 SALE PRICE ...... $54.88 and a special gold record is on display at the 880·01 -1198, Super 8, nor.Imus., 24 min ...... $61.98 880-10-2:279, Super 8, nar., 25 min ...... $64.98 Baseball Holl of fame in Cooperstown, New SALE PRICE ...... $46.88 SALE PRICE ...... $54.88 York. You con see that what's on second and 640-01-1220, 16mm., nor.Imus., 27 min ...... $154.98 640-10-2279, 16mm., nar., 25 min ...... $154.98 I don't know's on third. 7 min. BW Abr. SALE PRICE ...... $124.88 SALE PRICE ...... $124,88 780-20·0107, Super 8, dia., 7 min ...... $29.95 SALE PRICE ...... $24.88

THE STOLEN JOOLS (1931 ) W ALLACE BERRY, BUSTER KEATO N ~ EDWARD G . ROBINSO N, ST A N LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, FARINA, STYMIE, DONE IN OIL' (1934) THE CLOWN PRINCES OF CHUBBY, WHEEZER, PETE THE PUP, THELMA TODD, PATSY KELLY, : HOLLYWOOD(1958) NORMA SHEARER, HEDDA HOPPER, 8 ARTHUR HOUSEMAN, LEO WHITE CHARLIE CHAPLIN, BUSTER KEATON, JO AN CRAWFORD, VICTOR McLAGLEN, Thelma is on aspiring oil pointe r and HAROLD LLOYD, OLIVER HARDY, IRENE DUNNE, GARY COOPER, STAN LAUREL, HARRY LANGDO N , BEBE DANIELS, BARBARA STANWYCK, Patsy her complaining model. A neighborly . CHARLEY CHASE, BEN TURPIN, JACK OAKIE, FAY WRAY, drunk, Arthur Houseman, suggests Thelma BILLY WEST JOE E. BROWN, GABBY HAYES, coll herself Madame Lo Todd, get artsy, and A collection of film clips featuri ng some of EDDIE KANE, POLLY MORA N get a following. Three Frerochmen visit the biggest laughs from Hollywood·s true A star-studded, fund-raising film in which Madame Lo Todd to see her paintings. Patsy princes of comedy. 25 min . BW Anthology Norma Shearer's stolen jewels become the ploys o dual role as the French maid, Fifi, and 860-01·1442, Super 8, sll., 48 min ...... $64.98 object of a massive search by Hollywood·s the well-podded block-mommy-cook, Mag­ SALE PRICE ...... $54,88 greats. 20 min. BW nolia. 19 min. BW 880-01 -1311, Super 8, nor.Imus., 25 m in ...... $64.98 SIG-41 -2407, Super 8, dlo .• 20 min ...... $44.98 88H1-2865, Super 8, dlo., 19 mln ...... $48.98 SALE PRICE ...... $54.88 SALE PRI CE ...... $35.88 SALE PRICE ...... $41,88 64H1-1192, 16mm., nor.Imus., 27 min ...... $154.98 644-01-2407, 16mm., dio., 20 min ...... $99.98 640-01-28'5, 16mm, dia., 19 m,n ...... $107.98 SALE PRICE ...... $124.88 SALE PRICE ...... $77.88 SA L E PRICE ...... $87.88 15 SALE PRICE GOOD ONLY 'TILL AUGUST 31, 1981 VIDEO $100

0 MOVIE MUSEUM II (1) Narrated by PAUL KllllAM Paul Killiom'! MOVIE MUSEUM is at once a fascinating an:I entortoining review of the first 25 years of the motion picl\Jre art form. See and learn how the art developed and matured almost completely during this period. Comedy, drama, horror all are exhib­ ited for your fun and education. 5 cassettes. 10 hours. SW Nor s::::: =e:: ...... $399.95 SALE PRICE ...... $269.88

DEALING FOR DAISY (1914) THE NOISE OF BOMBS (1914) ... and more selections, too, such as: A western classic starring William S. Hort Charlie Murray ard Edgar Kennedy as and featuring the card game for the hand of Keystone Kops in a frantic chase to escape a FATTY JOINS THE FORCE the girl. live bomb tossed in everyone's laps. (1914) THE LAST DROP OF WATER THE KLEPTOMANIAC LILY OF THE T!:NEMENTS Edwin S. Porter's study of ironic contrast (1911) POSSIBILITIES OF WAR IN between justice as administered to the rich One of the first important social docu· THE AIR (1906) and as administered to the poor. ments of the screen. foe poor hard working NEW YORK HAT (19121 seamstress pitted agair 5t the lecherous land­ (1924) THE KISS (1896) LIZZIES OF THE FIELD lord whose benevolent son f,nally saves the One of the most famous pictures of all BECAUSE HE LOVED HER day. time. John Rice and May Irwin in the embrace (1916) denounced by the clergy as "o lyric of the HIS TRUST {1912) stockyard." AMBROSE'S FIRST THEBURGLARANDTHE FALSEHOOD 1191.11 BUNDLE (1900) TWO WAGONS, Delightful Keystone c~medy of the famous BOTH COVERED Ambrose series; Mock Swain as the clumsy HUSTLIN' HANK (1922) The beloved Will Rogers, greatest of the errant husband of Mintc Durfee; Edgar Ken­ FIGHTING BLOOD (1911) American satirists, ploys the dual role in this nedy as the villain. A NATURAL BORN GAMBLER porody of The Covered Wagon, the first (1916) western epic. CARTOONS ON TOUR 119121 LONESOME LUKE (1917) THE DRUMMER OF Mode by Raoul Barro for the Edison stu­ dio; on early example of animated cartoon BLAZING THE TRAIL (1912) THE EIGHTH PRIDE OF PIKEVILLE (1927) The touching story of the Civil War and and the integration of regular photography the adventures of a young boy under military between the cartoon sequences for continuity. THE LIGHT THAT CAME (t909J age who joins the Union forces to be like his WIFE AND AUTO TROUBLE big brothers, and who becomes a hero. (1913) HASH HOUSE MASHERS (1913} THE WRONG TRACK (1914) T HE SWITCHTOWER (1912) Charlie Chose marries his girl by masquer­ One of the early railroad "chase" dramas ading as the leading man of a traveling film MAN'S GENESIS (1912) in which a small boy outwits a gang of des­ company. Funny! PAY THE CASHIER (19221 perate counterfeiters led by Lionel Borry­ GOLDEN RULE KATE (1915) more. THELONEDALEOPERATOR (1909) MEDDLING WOMEN (1924) LENA AND THE GEESE 119121 Famous railroad sago in which Blanche THE MESSAGE OF THE Mae Marsh and Mary Pickford in a fairy Sweet as the brave and beoutHul telegraph VIOLIN 119101 story of old Holland - showing well the ga­ operator fools the crooks; billed by Biogrcph HER TERRIBLE ORDEAL (1910) mine charm that made Pickford Biograph·s in 1911 as "without doubt the most thrilling and even more too numerous to mention best loved star. picl\Jre ever produced." herell

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THE LOST PATROL' (1 934) THE WAR YEARS-THE COUNTDOWN TO WORLD ; VICTOR McLAGLEN, BORIS KARLOFF, FORTIES' 8: WAR II' (1939) 8 W ALLACE FORD, REGINALD DENNY, 8 Invasion and betrayal by Hitler, the A look ot the events of 1939 which ALAN HA LE, J. M . KERRIGAN, BILLY BEV AN Bottle of Britain, Roosevelt's " I hate war" culminated in World War II . 21 min. BW A terse drama about British cavalryman speech, Germon rolling towards Fronce , Anthology lost in the Mesopotamian desert during Stalin, Churchill , Roosevelt. Roosevelt stated World War I. They ore pursued constantly by firml y that the Axis powers " hod a sked for it, S!~~~:!= e~: ...... $39 .98 the Arab sharpshooters. When the leader of and we re going to get it." Waves of B-17 SAL E PIUCE ...... $27.88 the patrol is killed, Mcloglen, the Sergeant, bombers attacked Germany. MacArthur tokes command of the eleven ragged sur­ mode good his promise. Allied naval forces vivors. Mcloglen see s his men perish one by were destroying the G ermon a rmy. The allied one but keeps his head and follows his mili­ army commanded by Patton launched on at­ tory troining. "Lost Patrol" established John tack to liberate Fronce, the Bottle of the ~ Ford's reputotion as o director internationally. Bulge. Hitler commits suicide, Mussolini is 66 min. BW executed, Nuremberg war trials, America fo. S06-75· 0728 - Bel3 cused a ttention on Communism, " Give 'em S525-75-0728 - VHS ...... S54. 98 hell" Horry Truman tro~nced Tom Dewey. SALE PRICE ...... $36.88 ( 3 tapes cover 10 yea rs) S::6«~:~:= e~: ...... ,199 .98 SALE PRICE ...... $129.88

WORLD WAR II: THE PACIFIC THEATRE ' (1941 .45) 8 A compilation token from actual Movietone Newsreel footage of W orld War II. Movietone, alone among oil newsreels, se­ cured authentic scenes of the devastation of the bombing of Pea rl Harbor. Next Frankli n D. Roosevelt declares war in 1941 . Japanese kamikaze raids demonstrate some of the most PATTON' (1 970) frightening manifestations of man's destruc­ GEORGE C. SCOTT, KARL MALDEN tive copobilities during the war. Next, the in­ Based on factual informatio n, Patton is vasion of lwo Jimo a s film ed by Novy, Coast seen a s o romantic warrior. He writes poetry BACK TO BATAAN' (1 945) Guard and Morine photographers. Witness and believes in reincarnation, prays on his ; JOHN WAYNE, A NTHON Y QUINN the bottle as the Marines slowly push their knee s and curses like a stable boy. From the 8 Wayne and Q uinn ore American way from the beachhead into the island. Mili­ blazing inferno of bottle with Rommel, to win­ soldie rs fighting the Japanese on Bataan dur­ tary films show the atomic bomb being tery victory a cross Europe, Patton's third ing World War II. W hen Bataan foils to the dropped on Hiroshima: blinding light, o boll army achieved more than any other in the his­ enemy, Wayne stays behind to organize the of fire, o whirlpool of elemental fi res rising to to ry of America. His desire to fight the Rus­ remnants of the Ame rican Army a nd Filipino 60,000 feet, the shock and sound with boil­ sians moved Ike to relieve him of his com­ freedom fighters into o formidable guerrilla ing clouds. Finally, the surrender of Japan in mond. "All gory is fleeting," he states resistance. Daring attacks ore vividly pho­ 1945, 55 min. BW Dialogue with live location finally, yet this magnificent film will endure os tographed in this moving story of sa crifice for sound. o classic. 171 min. the cause of freedom. 95 min. BW 502-75-0007• - Beta 506-39-G769- Beto s~~~:~: =e~': ...... S49. 98 51S-7S-0018• -VHS ...•...... ••.....••••••...•...... 579.95 S52S-39-G769-VHS ...... $59.98 SALE PRICE .. ,,,, ...... ,,, $34.88 SALE PRICE ...... $67.88 SALE PRI CE ...... $47.88 17 SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 Little Rascals FILN\ FORMAT

0 BORED OF EDUCATION' HEARTS ARE THUMPS• 0 HOOK AND LADDER' (1 932) (i) (1 936) (1937) (i) The Gong's fire engine wobbles from ' Sponky a nd Alfalfa fake o toothache 8 ' The Gon!J doesn·t wont onything to side to side. Director Robert McGowan was o to get out of school for the day. BORED OF do with valentines and sweethearts .. . ex· fireman in Denver so this reworking of the EDUCATION, the first single reele r for the cept for Alfalfa. 1 :> min. BW 1926 silent short THE FOURTH ALARM is Gong, won on Academy Awa rd a s the Best 880-05·1610, Super 8, dla., IC min...... S28.98 quite realistic. 19 min. BW Short Subject of 1936. 11 min. BW SALE PRICE ...... $23.88 860-GS-2272, Super I, sll., 20 m In ...... S43. 91 ...,.5-1569, Super 8, dia., 11 min...... s28.91 640-05-1'1', 16mm., ,Ila., 10 min...... U2.98 SALE PRICE,...... $34,88 SALE PRICE ...... $23,88 SALE PRICE ...... $55.88 IIO-IS-1458, Super I, dla., 19 min ...... S56.98 '4t-05· 1569, 16mm., dla., 11 min ...... $62.98 SALE PRICE ...... $44.88 SALE PRICE ...... •. $55.88 640-GS-1458, 16mm., dla., 19 min ...... 1124.98 SALE PRICE ...... - ...... $99.88

0 RAILROADIN'' !1929) 0 THE FIRST ROUND-UP• (i) The Gong is spending the da y a t the (i) (1934) HIDE AND SHRIEK'("938) railroad yards and the kids operate o run· Lightning and thunder, spooks and 8 The Gang spoofs detectives, gets away.train. Available with the sound track cs " animal intruders" end the Gang's weeklong pocked in crates, and encounters . . . originally shown. 16 min. BW comping trip early . . very ea rly. 19 min. " ghosts". The last Littl£ Rascals thort pro­ 860-GS-1605, Super 8, sll., 21 min ...... $43.91 BW duced by Hal Road Studios. 11 min. BW SALE PRICE ...... $34.88 ...,.S-1591, Super a, dla., 19 min...... 556.98 8IO-GS-14S7, Super I, d a., 11 min...... $28.98 880-05-2333, Super I, dia., 16 min ...... - ...... $56.98 SALE PRICE ...... $44.88 SALE PRICE ...... , ...... $23.88 SALE PRICE ...... $44,88 640-05-1598, 16mm., dla., 19 min ...... S124.98 640-05-1457, 16mm., did., 11 min ...... S62.98 640-05-2"3, 16mm., dla., 16 min ...... $124.tl SALE PRICE ...... $99,88 SALE PRICE ...... _$55.88 SALE PRICE ...... $99.88

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THE DIRIGIBLES-THE THE GRAF ZEPPELIN' PIONEER PLANES, HINDENBURG' The Movietone News anthology PILOTS AND DAREDEVIL~ 8 8 A Blackhawk anthology of the pi­ 8 Movietone News covered the magni­ shows the great craft in actio n: le nding, ta k­ ficent 800-foot croft from its construction to ing off, and touring the world. 16 min . BW oneer days of a viation. Rore, one-of-o-ki nd its trogic end. Anthology footage. Some deterioration. 23 min. BW Presented here ore views of its pilots, its 810-70-0,56, Standard 8, sit., 16 min .... -...... S22.98 Anthology 810-70-2191, Standard 8, ~il., 23 min...... $28.98 luxurious interior, its routine trips ond the ex­ SALE PRI CE ...... _...... -$17.88 SALE PRICE ...... plosion tho! destroyed the croft and ended on 860-70·0956, Super 8, sll., 16 min ...... $23.98 $22.88 860-70-2191, Super 8, sll., 23 min...... $29.98 ero. SALE PRI CE ...... $18.88 SALE PRICE ...... This film brings bock some of the e xcite­ N0-70-2121, Super I, r,ar., 16 min ...... $41.98 $23.88 ment that this Nozi symbol aroused ot o time 620-70-2191, 16mm., sil., 23 min ...... $86.98 SALE PRICE ...... __ ._ ...... $32.88 when dirigibles were in the forefront of ovio­ 640-70-2328, 16mm., n.ar., 16 min ...... $90.98 SALE PRICE ...... $68.88 tion development. 8 min. BW 110-70-1104, Standard I, 111., 12 min...... - ...... $16.98 SALE PR ICE ...... - •.- .$7) .88 SALE PRICE ...... $12.88 860-70-1104, Super 8, sll .. 12 min ...... $17.98 SALE PRICE ...... -...... _...... $13.88 lh-70-2'45, Super I, nar., 8 min...... $20.'8 SALE PRICE ...... $16.88 640-70-2645, 16mm., nar., 8 min ...... $45.98 SAL E PRICE ...... , ... _...... $36.88

THE THUNDER OF STEAM IN THE BLUE RIDGE (1 958) 8 Shot mos·ly in 1958 o n the moun­ tainous stretch of the Norfolk and Western moil line between Roanoke and Bedford, this dromotic record hotures articulated 2-6-6-4 ond 2-8-8-2 loc,:>motives on mountainous grades. Also shown are modern 4-8-4 loco­ WHEN STEAM WAS KING' 0 THE CALIFORNIA motives pulling 1mins such os the Powhatan 8, Locomotives ond trains of the C) ZEPHYR (1956) Arrow, the Cavoli;!r, ond the Pocohontas. 26 The tronscontinental route in the 195O's, from the New Hoven, New York Ce n­ United Stoles os seen from the visto-domed min. tral, Bessemer ond Lake Erie, Chesa pea ke NO-n-1218, Super I, sil., B/ W, 26 min ...... $37.98 streomliners of the Burlington, Rio Grande ond Ohio, Pennsylvania, N ickel Plote, L & N, and Western Pacific railroads. 9 min. BW SALE PRIClii ...... $29.88 Erie, N .P., U.P., S.P., ond Sonte Fe. 14 min. 169-n-1969, Super 8, sll., 15 min...... - .$21.98 870-n-1211, Super I, sit., Color, 26 min...... $53.98 860-n-0919, Super I, sil., B/W, 14 min...... S17.98 SALE PRICE...... - ...... _.. . $16.88 SALE PR ICE .... _... _ ...... $42.88 SALE PRICE ...... $13.88 ao-n-21n, Super 8, mus., 9 min ...... 522.98 ao.n-1211, Super 8, SFX, B/ W, 20 min ...... $51.98 170-n-4!>19, Super 8, sil., 14 min ...... S29.98 SALii PRICE ....- ...... $17.88 SALE PRICE ...... $39.88 SALE PRICE ...... $23 .88 640-n-21n, 16mm., mus., 9 min ...... sso_,a 640-n-1218, 16mm., SFX, B/W, 20 min...... $113.98 620-n~19, 16mm., sit., Btw, 14 min...... $52.98 ____S.ALE PRICE ...... $39.88 SALE PRICE ...... $89.88 SALE PRICE ...... $41 ,88 19 J NEW Videocassette NEW

42ND STREET THE JAZZ SINGER• (1927) AL JOLSON, MAY McAVOY 42ND STREET'!l933) SAMSON AND DELILAH' (19..C9) Usually recognized a s the first movie to WARNER BAXTER. DICK POWELL, RUBY KEELER, VICTOR MATURE, HEDY LAMARR use synchronous sound. A cantor's son is torn GINGER ROGERS. BEBE DANIELS The Bible story of the legendary strong between his love for jazz a nd his need to sup­ The first BJsb y Berkeley spectacular! man and the woman who seduces and then port his father who feels this music is sacrile­ Daniels is sidelined with o sprain just before betrays him. A C. B. DeMille e pic! 128 min. 502-30-5295 - Beta gious. 89 min. BW opening night and K,3eler goes on in her S02-88-5291 • - Beta place and becomes a star. 89 min. BW 515-30-5295 - VHS ...... $62.95 515·88·5291 • - VHS •...... $59.95 502·11•5301• - Bel-> S15-18·5301• - VHS ...... $59• 95

HOPSCOTCH• (19j:0) WALTER MATTHAl,, GLENDA JACKSON DAVY CROCKETT AND THE "CARRIE"• (1976) When Miles t:endig is fired from his top RIVER PIRATES• SISSY SPACEK, JOHN TRAVOLTA, NANCY C.I.A. spot he i~ so enraged he begins to FESS PARKER, BUDDY EBSEN, JEFF YORK ALLEN, PIPER LAURIE, AMY IRVING write a book oboJt his 30 years as a spy and Here is the fabled keel boot race to New Blood runs rampant in this terrifying story sends copies of noch chapter to intelligence Orleans between Davy a nd Mike Fink, the of a girl with telekinesis who gets her revenge chiefs around the WOf d. Everyone is ofter self proclaimed King of the River. Indians, pi­ on classmates who make her the brunt of him I 106 min. rates and other hazards in breathless action. their jokes. 98 min. Roted R 502-30-5307• - Beta 81 min. 502..8(,..5303• - Beta StS-30-5307°-VHS ...... $69.95 502-30-526'• - Beta SlS· U-5303• - VHS ...... $69. 95 515-30-526" -VHS ...... $59, 95 YANKEE DOODLE DANDY' (1 9..C2) LET IT BE'(1970) JAMES CAGNEY, J::>AN LESLIE, WALTER THE BEATLES HUSTON An exhilarating documentary of the mak­ It's the story d George M. Cohan, famed THEGREATF.ST ing of on album by the Beatles. The film con­ playwright, enteroiner and composer of pa­ centrates on the many recording sessions for triotic songs. Cog iey won the 1942 Academy SELECTION OF THINGS the album " Let It Be". 80 min. Award for Best Actor. 126 min. BW TOSHOW 502-U-5290• - Beta 502-11·5289° - Beta 51544-5290• - VHS ...... $69. 95 SlS-11-5289•-VHS ...... $59.95 20 NEW Videocassette NEW

ORDINARY PEOPLE'(l980) DONALD SUTHERLAND, MARY TYLER MOORE, TIMOTHY HUTTON 1981 Winner of 4 Academy Awards. The story of an upper middle class family and TESS' (1980) son. Now she must carry this shame until she their struggle after the death of their oldest NASTASSIA KINSKI, PETER FIRTH frees herself in one ultimate act of passion. son and its effect on the remaining members. The daughter of a poor drunken farmer is 181 min. Rated R 124 min. Rated R sent ta live with her rich relatives. A cousin 502-30-5299 - Beto 502-30--5292 - Beto seduces her and she bears the illegitimate 515-30·5299- VHS ...... •...... $89, 95 515-30-52'2-VHS ...... $79,95

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0 MORNING GLORY1 (1 933J (D KATHERINE HEPBURN, DOUGLAS ' FAIRBANKS, JR., ADOLPH MENJOU Hepburn is stage struck and determined to conquer Broadway when she brashly enters o major producer's office and is thrown out. Monjou and Fairbanks, think she is striking and get her o job os the star's understudy. Opening night the star makes unbelievable demands, is fired and with minutes to go Kate gets the go-ahead and becomes on overnight sensation. Hepburn won the Oscar for best actress. 75 min. BW 506-40·0n9 - Beta S525-40-0n9 - VHS ...... $54.98 SALE PRICE ...... $38.88

MURDER AT THE BASKERVILLES'(l937J ARTHUR WONTNER, IAN FLEMING, l YN HARDING A dog that didn·t bark, o curry dinner, o telegram from o smal l village, and o man who isn·t interested in football ore the elves used by Sherlock Holmes to foil Professor Moriarity in this film based on the short story "Silver Blaze" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Arthur Wontner, o Basil Rathbone look-alike was Sir Ar· thur Conan Doyle·s penonol choice to ploy Holmes. Judging by Wontner's performance, o mixture of wry humor, complete con· fider.ce, and cool aloofness, Doyle was right. Holmes received on irvitotion to visit Sir Henry Boskervilles ot his estate. The vo­ cation is short-lived as Boskervilles· doughter·s fionce is accused of stealing Silver Blaze, o race horse, and murdering the horse·s keeper. A suspenseful mystery full of surprises! 67 min. BW s::::::::!:: ...... $54.98 SALE PRICE ...... $36.88

SPARROWS• (19261 g MARY PICKFORD, CHARLOTTE MINEAU, GUSTAV VON SEYFERITZ A group of orphans ore being kept in virtual slavery by al wicked man until Mory Pickford, "Americo·s Sweetheart", rescues them. Musical score composed and performed by Wil liom Perry, 75 l'l"in. BW s::~: =!:: ...... ,54 .91 SALE PRICE ...... $38.88 SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL SEPTEMBER 15, 1981

FILM FORMAT STAGE DOOR•1 1937) KATHARINE HEPBURN. GINGER ROGERS. 8 LUCILLE BALL. ANN MILLER. EVE ARDEN One of the all-star women's films of the 30s. Set in a theotricol boording ho use. this film from the Kaufman.Fe rber ploy features outstanding performances by many of the screen's top actresses. The film depicts the fears and setbacks, the doily struggle and for the very few: stardom a nd success. Nomi· noted for best picture. 92 min. BW 880·30-2884. Super 8, dla. • 92 mln ...... $197.98 SALE PRICE ...... $167,88 0 IT'(1927) C) CLARA BOW. GARY COO PER, ANTONIO MORENO "To hove ·1t'. the fortunate possessor must have that strange magnetism which attracts both sexes. 'It' is a purely virile quality. be· longing to o strong character. He or she must be entirely unself-conscious and full of self. confidence, indifferent to the effect 1:e or she is producing, and uninfluenced by others. There must be physical attraction, but beauty is unnecessary. Conceit or self< onsciousness destroys 'It' immediately." Claro Bow. a saucy department store worker is out to land the store owner and isn't doing well, until she gets in on his yacht­ ing trip and with her wiles and 'It' wins her man. Score by William Perry. 810·30·2862, Standard 8, sil .• 95 min...... $118.98 SALE PRICE ...... $99,88 U0-30-2862, Super a. sil., 95 min ...... $124.98 SALE PRICE ...... $106.88 880-30-2862, Super 8, mus. • 71 mln ...... $153.98 SALE PRICE ...... $128,88 640-30·2862, 16mm .• mu,., 71 mln ...... $343 .'8 SALE PRICE ...... $299,88 l'"IWW 1...,.rr, '°"""° Pf•"''" Ot"' orM•t'd lro,'!'I lllkKloha,,.1' w•'h '"' ,..,.,.,..1Clft

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11 THE LOST WORLD • THE PHANTOM OF THE •• THE GOLD RUSti OPERA • AN EVENING W ITH STAN • 1 THE THIEF OF BAGDAD 1, THE BIRTH OF A NATION LAUREL AND OLIVER HARDY

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26 0 SAPS AT SEA' (19.o40) SUGAR DADDIES' (1927) @ STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, JAMES FINLAYSON, CHARLIE HALL, 8 JAMES FINLAYSON, BEN TURPIN, DICK CRAMER CHARLOTTE MINEAU, Ollie developes a case of "hornophobio" CHARLES HALL, SAM LUFKIN from working in a horn factory. Dr. Finlayson Stan and Ollie match wits with a blackmail­ prescribes a soothing ocean voyage. The lost ing ring to save their employer $50,000. Roach Laurel and Hardy production. 61 min. Their attempts climax with a chase through BW the amusement parks of southern Califorinio. 810-112-2164, Standard 8, sll., 46 min., ...... Ul.99 SUGAR DADDIES was Som lufkin's first of 860-02-2164, Super 8, sll., 46 min ...... U3.99 thirty-nine films with Laurel and Hardy. BW 880-02-1390, Super 9, dla., 61 min ...... S130.'9 910-02-1393, Standard 8, sll., 22 min ...... Hl.98 640-02-1390, 16mm., dla., 61 min ...... $294.98 960-02-1393, Super 8, sll., 22 min ...... $43.98 With CHASES OF PIMPLE STREET, Chor­ 620-o2·1393, 16mm., sll., 22 min ...... $124.'9 ley Chose. 80 min. BW so2-o2-0102• - &eta 515-o2-0102°-VHS ...... $49.95 SWISS MISS' (1938) STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, DELLA RINK, 8 ERIC BLORE 0 SCRAM' (1932) Just as Victor Albert, great operatic com­ (D STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, poser, arrives at the Alpen Hotel in the Swiss ARTHUR HOUSMAN, Alps, two nincompoop mousetrap salesmen, VIVIEN OAKLAND, RICHARD CRAMER Stan and Ollie, enter town. Albert needs Stan and Ollie ore ordered to leave town peace and quiet to write his opera, and you because they ore classified as vagrants. On can bet that is just what he doesn't get with their way out they get mixed-up with Arthur Stan and Ollie around. The boys start out Housman, one of the screens most plastered washing dishes and ore promoted to waiters. men-about-town. They ore invited to spend Here Stan does a marvelous routine trying to the night in his mansion, but find out it isn't con a St. Bernard out of his brandy keg. his, it's the judge. 22 min. BW (Stan shot this remarkable sequence in one 810-o2-1214, Standard 8, sll., 20 min ...... $41.98 toke.) The zany climax finds them moving a &60-02-1214, Super 8, sll., 20 min ...... $43.99 piano up a narrow Alpine trail, over a sway­ 880-o2-1160, Super 8, dla., 22 min ...... S56.99 64G-02·1160, 16mm., dla., 22 min ...... S124.99 ing bridge on which they meet ... a gorilla? 77 min. BW 880-o2-1389, Super 9, dla., 77 min ...... $165.99 0 THE SECOND HUNDRED 640-02·138t, 16mm., dla., 77 min ...... $371.99 (D YEARS' (1927) Includes Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly in ' STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, HOT MONEY. 97 min. BW JAMES FINLAYSON, TINY SANDFORD, so2-02-021t• - &eta CHARLIE HALL 51S·02-027t•- VHS •••...... •...... $49 •95 Cellmotes Laurel and Hardy, ore bent on a jailbreak. Staying out is difficult. BW 860-02•1312, Super 9, sll., 29 min ...... $43.98 THAT'S MY WIFE' (1929) 620-112-1312, 16mm., sll., 29 min ...... S124.98 STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, 8' VIVIEN OAKLAND, CHARLIE HALL Ollie is foce~th a tough decision. Either 0 SHOULD MARRIED MEN Stan goes or his wife moves out. Mrs. Hardy @ GO HOME'(1928) makes a dramatic departure moments before STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, Ollie's rich uncle is scheduled to visit. "Unc" EDGAR KENNEDY, SAM LUFKIN will make Ollie his sole heir if he is happily Wife troubles cost Stan and Ollie out of married. With no time to find a substitute, the house and onto the golf course. BW Stan gets stuck with the role. Uncle takes the U0-02·1767, Super 8, sll., 28 min ...... S43.'9 happy couple out night-dubbing, and Stan 620-02-1767, 16mm., sll., 28 min ...... S124.'9 suffers in Mrs. Hardy disguise when his built-up bosom slips and a drunk at the next SONS OF THE DESERT' table gets flirtatious! MGM disc score. 18 ( 1932) STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, min. BW MUS 8 CHARLIE CHASE, MAE BUSCH, &60-02-1461, Super 8, sll., 25 min ...... $43.98 DOROTHY CHRISTIE, LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD 880-02-2'07, Super 8, mus., 19 min ...... $56.98 Generally roted as one of the best of all 640-02-2'07, 16mm., mus., 19 min ...... S124.t8 the laurel and Hardy feotues, SONS OF THE DESERT is jam-packed comedy from begin­ ning to end. It contains some of the best rou­ THEIR FIRST MISTAKE' tines the boys ever developed. Stan and Ollie ( 1932) STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, 8' MAE BUSCH, BillY GILBERT are determined to go to their fraternal con­ vention, but their wives hove other ideas. So, Stan advises Ollie to get a baby. 21 min. Ollie, pretends to be sick and a "doctor" or­ BW ders him on a long sea voyage with Stan in &60-02-1213, Super 8, 111., 21 min ...... $43.'9 ll80-o2·1323, Super 1, dla., 21 min ...... $56.tl attendance. 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THE QUIET MAN' (1952) JOHN WAYNE, MAU REE~ o·HARA, BARRY FITZGERALD, VICTOR McLAGLEN, WARD BOND Wayne is a prize.fi ghter who gives up the ring for o simple life. This picturesque fantasy of Ireland earned director John Ford on O scar. 129 min. 502·30-5296• - Beta 515·30·5296•-VHS ...... $59.95

SANDS OF IWO JIMA'(1949) JOHN WAYNE At Comp Pockakoriki, New Zealand, in 1943, o squad of U.S V.arines that is to lwo Jima learn to be fightert, from seasoned com· poigner, Sergeant John M. Stryker (John Wayne.) Stryker's ruthless training tactics put hate into the hearts of his men. But at TO· rowo, the men he hos 'rained so thoroughly appreciate his fighting acumen. 109 min. BW 507.75.5797• - Beta 515-75-5297•-VHS ...... $54. 95 ·- j SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL AUGUST 15, 1981 COMEDY VIDEOCASSETTE

LAUGHFEST Five classic slapstick shorts by four of 8 the greatest make "Laughfest'' a ticklish riot. "It's a Gift" stors Snub Pollard with on invention for everything. The film opens with GET HAIPPY' "a meeting of oil magnets, brokers, and o : Shirley TemplE- in "Glod Rogs to few honest men." Pollard has invented a sub­ 8 Riches", W,1ber and Fields in "Beer is stitute for gas, but his non-flammable, miracle Here", and Bessi 3 Smith, in "St. Louis Blues". fuel mokes cars go crazy before they ex­ Also Ub lwerks cnrtoon. 59 min. plode! "Barney Oldfield's Race for a Life" is on old-fashioned melodrama timeless in ap­ s~::::: !~: ...... $49.98 peal. It features the most famous race car driver of the period - Barney Oldfield, "fastest man on wheels". "Kid's Auto Race", 0 BACHELOR AND THE Chaplin's second film, gives birth to the tramp C) BOBBY SOXER1 (1947) CARY GRANT, MYRNA LOY, charader, and "Busy Day" finds Charlie in SHIRLEY TEMPLE, RUDY VALLEE drog. Then it's crou-eyed Ben Turpin as the Gront is brought before Judge Loy for dis­ endangered stuntman in "Daredevil". A side· turbing the peoce. She sentences him to wine buster! 59 min. Musical score. ond dine her sister Temple. 95 min. BW S~T-0786 - Beto s:::::~: !~: ...... $49.98 S525-07-078'-VHS ...... $59.91

0 HIPS, HIPS, HOORAY'(1934) C) WHEELER AND WOOLSEY, RUTH ffilNG, THELMA TODD, DOROTHY LEE Dorothy owr,s the Moiden America Beauty FUN FACTORY and CLOWN Products, Inc., company in competition with PRINCES OF HOLLYWOOD Lady Irene. Ono of th;i salesgirls, Thelma has not been sellin~1 her cuota. The boys are sel­ 0 THE FUN FACTORY ling flavored lipsticks, Barnum & Bailey style. C) CHARLIE CHAPLIN, MABEL NORMAND, Soon Thelma mixes with the boys to help sell KEYSTONE KOPS, OTHERS her beauty pn:>ducts and the mayhem has A lively sampler of eorly film laughter os beg.on. produced ot the Sennett Studio. Mony excel­ Thelma con•,inces Dorothy to try a merger ..I lent sequences. min. Anthology 43 BW with the boys ,nd really go all out to build STEAMBOAT BILL, JR. (1928) the business. Even th:>ugh the boys have led : BUSTER KEATON, ERNEST TORRENCE THE CLOWN PRINCES OF the girls to believe thot they are "big-shots" 8 River Junction is the locole for a feud HOLLYWOOD (1958) 8 CHARLIE CHAPLIN, BUSTER KEATON, they aren't. between steamer captains Steamboat Bill and HAROLD LLOYD, OLIVER HARDY, STAN LAUREL, You'll roll on the floor when you see the J. King. In a cyclone sequence Keaton HARRY LANGDON, CHARLEY CHASE, BEN car - apartm,,nt, kitchen, farm yard, the mi­ squeezed every possible gog out of a wind TURPIN, BILLY WEST raculous pool gome (what a break), ond a machine, often at his own risk. At one point a A collection of film clips featuring some of cor chase fittin,1 of the best of the Keystone's. two and o half ton building front falls within the biggest loughs from Hollywood's true Many believe this to be W & W's finest. 68 inches of his head. An astonishing exhibition princes of comedy. 25 min. BW Anthology min. of Buster Keaton's talents. 71 min. BW 506-11-0147- Beta S!°~::~:: !:;...... S49.9S s~;::!;:: =:~~; .. ·································™·" S525-11-0l47 - VHS ...... $54.91 30 SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY 'TILL AUGUST 31, 1981 LAUREL & HARDY FILM FORMAT

THE MUSIC BOX' (1932! ; STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, 8 BILLY GILBERT, CHARLIE HALL Simply put, THE MUSIC BOX is one of the best sound films Laurel and Hardy ever mode. In it, Stan and Ollie must deliver o piano to Professor Theodore van Schworzenhoffen. The good professor·s house, however, is only reachable by o long flight of steps ... o very long, very steep group of steps to be sure. From then on things run from predictable to the nulso with tie-twiddling, the inevitable cop, a ridiculing nursemaid with baby car­ riage, and more. THE MUSIC BOX is a rich, well-edited and perfectly executed example of frustration comedy. It's also Laurel and Hordy•s only Oscar-winning film. 30 min. SW 810-02-2155, Standard 8, sil., 33 min ...... $46.98 SA R IC ..... ,. . ..$39 88 ...... ,,.2155, a.u ...,r 8, 11., Jl m in ...•• ..•••...• ..17.9~ SALE PRICE .. .. .• ••• ••• •• ••• • • • $39.88 880-02·1369, Super 8, d la ., 30 m ln ...... $73.91 SALE PRICE •.•••••... •..•••••...... •••••.•. $59.88 640-02-1369, 16mm., dla., 30 min ...... S161 .91 SALE PRICE ...... $139.88

BRATS' (1930) HOGWILO'( 1930J STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY 8 ST AN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY PIE SEQUENCE FROM 8 Ploying both fathers and sons, Stan Ollie hos promised his wife he will put BATTLE OF THE and Ollie ore bobysitters for Stan Jr. ond o radio aerial on the roof, and Stan arrives 8 CENTURY• Ollie Jr. Being acquainted with the messes just in time to "help.'" The climax comes when STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY, which Stan and Ollie achieve as adults, you the ladder to the roof, balanced on top of the CHARLIE HALL, ANITA GARVIN already know their sons ore chips off the old Model T, tokes off in city traffic with Ollie on Charlie Holl is a pie vender making o blocks. The junior members of the families al­ top and Stan along, but not really at the delivery when he hos o disastrous encounter most break up the long friendship that hos wheel. They become involved with one of the with La urel and Hardy. He slips on one of the existed between their fathers. Oversized sets old Los Angeles narrow gouge trolley cars, boys· banana peels coming out of o shop and used to creole the illusion of the boys as chil­ between which Stan·s Model T gets the fight is on. Every innocent bystander is in­ dren make BRATS unique among Laurel and '"squooshed'" into on accordion! Written by volved when more than 4,000 pies meet their Hardy comedies. 21 min. SW Leo McCarey 20 min. SW fate. Pie sequence only 5 min . SW MUS 810-02·1718, Standard 8, sll., 22 min ...... S41.98 810-02·1888, Standard 8, sll., 20 min ...... $41.98 810-02-2866, Standard 8, sil., 7 min ...... $20.98 SALE PR C& 3. 88 SA E PRICE...... J3.88 s. cE P 1, 1 .88 860-02·1718, 5.,....,, u, 11 ., .. m,n...... "43.98 860-02-1181, Super 8, 111., 20 min ...... ·········"•·" UO-u2·.IQ6o, :,u""r u, 111., 7 mih ...... 121.98 SALE PRICE ••...•.•...... ••.••••...... ••.... $34.88 SALE PRICE ...... $34.88 SALE PRICE ...... $14.88 U0-02-137', Super 8, dla., 21 min ...... S5'.98 880-02-1955, Super 8, dla., 20 min...... $5'.98 880-02-28", Super 8, m us., 5 min ...... S28 .98 SALE PRICE ...... $46.88 SALii PRICE ...... $46,88 SAL& PRICE ...... •$17.88 '40-02·1376, 16mm., dla., 21 min •.••••••••.... 1124.98 640-02-19S5, 1'mm., dla., 20 min ...... 1124.ta 640-02·28'6, 1'mm., mus., 5 m in ...... U2.91 SALE PRIC ...... $99.88 SALii PRICE ...... $99.88 SALE PRICE...... • 88 31 NOW ONLY 4 for 8

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