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It's the little glass figurines that have stayed in my mind for years, I must have seen it when I was a kid and it stuck with me.
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Is C318 The Glass Menagerie (1950). That image has been familiar to me for years.
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Just beat me to it.
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I haven't been able to find any listings for a 3D version of It Came From Outer Space being released in New Zealand, just a few listings from March 1982 (in 2D). I did however find this letter to the editor in The Press, 11 June, 1954.
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X68 - A B movie I know from the artwork! The Stranglers of Bombay (1959). Never seen the film but I had the Belgian poster.
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Lincoln (2012)?
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C317 - Originally I was thinking Glory (1989), but nothing visually looked similar, so how about Gettysburg (1993)?
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Earliest mention I can find in newspapers is this from 10 November, 1954 in The Press (Christchurch). Friday would make it 12 November 1954.
in CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON Daybill - New Zealand Style!
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August 2023
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C316 - Would that be Butch and Sundance riding at the bottom of the image?
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(Quote) It doesn't surprise me then that only two daybills have turned up with 3D overprinting on them then. It's quite likely that there might have been a couple of daybills left on a dusty shelf in the film exchange that were grabbed for th…
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I think Creature was probably mainly screened at independent cinemas in Australia, I doubt it would have played at any of the major cinema chains, it could even have opened exclusively at the Valhalla. I doubt they would have bothered to print daybi…
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Confirmation of the NZ 3D screenings dates courtesy of their version of Trove.
First image from 17 April 1980
in CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON Daybill - New Zealand Style!
Comment by dedeposter
August 2023
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I picked up three Australian "It came From Outer Space" three-sheets from Space Age books in Swanston Street, Melbourne. That was on the 9th February 1985. They cost $5 each. That was when I was writing down prices of everything I bought. They also …
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C317 - Platoon? (1986)
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I've heard that there was still stock of vintage material in some of the film exchanges even into the 90s. Perhaps there was a stash somewhere that had been sitting on a shelf since 1955? I know of someone who had access to a film exchange and he us…
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Glory Alley (1952)? That looks like Leslie Caron.
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The Strip 1951. That must be Mickey Rooney.
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Yes, a lot of what they screened was 16mm. They were very versatile. I'm happy to stand corrected if that wasn't the case but that was my understanding, but, I always assumed the 3D films they screened were 35mm.
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I saw Creature in 3D at the Valhalla in Melbourne, it would have been around that time.
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Is it Cat Women of the Moon (1953)? Looks sort of similar, but maybe not quite.
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This is all I've found for the 3D version in Australia...didn't look too hard though.
in CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON Daybill - New Zealand Style!
Comment by dedeposter
August 2023
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C312 Rebecca (1940)?
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First thought would be the full colour version.
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Either version is on my list of wants, I'll get it one day.
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I thought you were referring to Vincent Price but had no other idea where to look.
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Yay!
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C306 - Action in the North Atlantic (1943)?
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Eeek! I'd better get cracking....
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I must rewatch my Criterion BluRay again this weekend!
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C304 - Arrival (2016)
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