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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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I have recently sold down a lot of my collection because I don't have anywhere to show it or store it properly, I still have some left, but that will be going to you too Bruce! I've been collecting for over 30 years so it was time to say goodbye.To Be or Not To Be (1942)?Looks like it might be this one printed over or at least the basis for the one you posted, although the orange/brown vs the green background is a curious variation.Perhaps printed later using the same plates but for a different reason? Yours looks m…Yes, I'm not so hot on these B movie titles, most I've never even heard of. I saw the flames in the first B&W photo and knew it had to be about firefighters so that's how I searched it out.
The Blazing Forest (1952) - took me a while.C301 - Risky Business?C297. Jim Carrey again in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. 2004C294 is The Ghost and Mrs Muir (1947) with Rex Harrison in the painting.
I'll leave C295 to someone else but I don't think it's too hard.Looking forward to it.Never would have guessed that one.C290 would be The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)Also, my thought about releases being delayed doesn't explain why the MM short "The Opry House" was showing on 26 July 1929 at the Lyceum in Sydney. Perhaps a limited release in theatres that were wired for sound?in Hondo's This And That Comment by dedeposter July 2023
(Quote) It sure does, makes me want to look at the other end of year summaries in subsequent years, probably a good way of seeing what's been printed in Everyone's during the year without having to go through each issue. Although a lot of th…As you can tell I wasn't very busy this afternoon, down the rabbit hole of Trove again!
One thing I did notice by reading the end of year review in the 1929 Christmas edition was that the introduction of Talkies was quite slow and haphaza…One last post (sorry for hogging this but your posts fascinate me and bring out the detective in me).
Everyone's 5th February, 1930. Makes me wonder whether the Mickey Mouse shorts were released earlier than this?
<…Further to the above post - all from Everyone's.
7th May, 1930
in Hondo's This And That
Comment by dedeposter
July 2023
I found this, not sure if it's accurate or not (from Facebook).
in Hondo's This And That
Comment by dedeposter
July 2023
I might be barking up the wrong tree here but does any of this help?
Steamboat Willie (first of the Celebrity Productions shorts) did not have a theatrical European release until 1929, when it was released publicly in the United…This is all I can find on the matter.
The 15 Celebrity Productions shorts are:(Quote) Was that just for the US? Who released them in Australia (forgive me if it should be obvious).C282 - Lady and the Tramp (1955)?A stab in the dark but is it Tim Burton's Ed Wood (1994)?I'm looking but not having much luck with the clues.Great research as always!
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