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Re: The Horror Quiz
That’s cool! I wish it was available in Canada. Just looked on Amazon.ca and they don’t have it there unfortunately.HONDO said:
A great Blu- Ray disc selection for sure Peter of both MGM and Warner Brothers classic 1930's horror films. Do you have a favourite among them.
Re: The Horror Quiz
It's also now available on this amazing multi disc set. Well worth the money, all brand new restorations.HONDO said:Thought so. Lucky you.dedeposter said:Yes, it's a magnificent restoration from Warner Archive.
https://www.amazon.com/HOLLYWOOD-LEGENDS-HORROR-Various/dp/B0FMM4BG8G?crid=17YQ5W21M9CN9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.agHwQeowenwFKR2hVtzjYA.GoOnOiAPPqweScZB0f9HY6aQvmY4duJ2aa1slQPghHU&dib_tag=se&keywords=883929843206&qid=1755699375&sprefix=883929843206,aps,257&sr=8-1&linkCode=sl1&tag=theextrasstor-20&linkId=4c18c87245a58f0540627a6bb8535ee7&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl&fbclid=IwY2xjawM8JZRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF6NHRtSTBHSDdjNkw0bkYwAR6gRzFwOyEtAg7BlcKfdOZ6t5BgA3jmrgWtU95iycrZrLS2fMciMLvd1k_pmQ_aem_3QdBEPESa6_EY4_hh4nrCw

Re: The Horror Quiz
Correct. Your comment Peter has me thinking that you may have viewed this rare film, perhaps on blu-ray, in recent times.dedeposter said:310 - Doctor X (1932).....synthetic flesh!


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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
Very interesting details. Might have to track it down
Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
A rarity featured this time around.
I Found Joe Barton (1952) was originally shot as a pilot for a proposed television series aimed for showing in the U.S.A., years before television commenced here in Australia, The series was to be titled The Adventures Of Al Munch. The series however wasn't picked up for screenings in America.
.To recoup some costs the 30 minute pilot episode was titled I Found Joe Barton and was screened as a support film in Australian cinemas and in many newsreel theatres.
It would be interesting to know what Australian film posters were organised for promoting the film screenings here in Australia. Some newsreel theatre adverting follows below.



I Found Joe Barton (1952) was originally shot as a pilot for a proposed television series aimed for showing in the U.S.A., years before television commenced here in Australia, The series was to be titled The Adventures Of Al Munch. The series however wasn't picked up for screenings in America.
.To recoup some costs the 30 minute pilot episode was titled I Found Joe Barton and was screened as a support film in Australian cinemas and in many newsreel theatres.
It would be interesting to know what Australian film posters were organised for promoting the film screenings here in Australia. Some newsreel theatre adverting follows below.



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