The following are an Australian daybill, one sheet and seven lobby cards printed for the film OZ from 1976.
( Facebook) Is Printed on all lobby cards.
The original Australian film release was by British Empire Films (BEF). At an unknown later period of time it would appear that the Australian distribution rights were then acquired by Regent Films. The following Australian daybill poster credited with Regent, and for some reason or another had the original design printed in black and white, and also they had left off the three images that were included in the original artwork.
A Going Down (1983) Australian rare daybill poster. It was shot and self -distributed on 16mm by the maker's Smart films Ltd. The were very limited numbers of screenings secured so little in the way of box office receipts were taken.
There are a bunch of these, hmmm how do I say, odd daybills for this time period. I assume there was alot of this made and self distribution happening in the 80s?
There are a bunch of these, hmmm how do I say, odd daybills for this time period. I assume there was alot of this made and self distribution happening in the 80s?
Yes I agree, and also the 1970's can be incuded as well.
There are a bunch of these, hmmm how do I say, odd daybills for this time period. I assume there was alot of this made and self distribution happening in the 80s?
Yes, I know that when I worked on films back in the 80s, a lot of them were made independently and had posters printed by the filmmakers even before they had distributors. Often they'd use a random printing company who did a good rate, and there was no sticking to the standard poster sizes. I worked on a few Paul Cox films and tried to get them to conform to a standard one sheet but I think they ended up being slightly different in size...oh well, I tried!
A rare The Reef (1977) first release Australian daybill of a double bili poster also featuring a re-release of The Back Of Beyond, (1954). Both documentaries were produced and directed by John Heyer. The following image included on IMDB is an edited version of the poster, but leaving off The Back And Beyond images and information and the screenig at ... wording, What wasn't done though was to remove the Two Australian world acclaimed Australia films! wording. John has eight rare lobby cards printed for the film that he has kindly said that he will include their images here.
Rare Australian daybill and one sheet poster images for Turtle Beach from 1992. I wonder if any lobby cards were printed for this film? When were lobby cards discontinued being printed I wonder? Any thoughts?
I've had some lobbies from the 2000s so I guess still printing.
There are a fair amount in Spanish, and a lot of the recent lobbies (in English and Spanish) are sent to me from South America, so that is one place that still uses them.
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The Pioneers 1926 rare posters. Two lobby cards, and a Everyones advertisement which does give one an idea apart from the film's title of what the film was about.
Two silent versions of The Mystery Of A Hansom Cab were filmed and released in Australia in 1911 and 1925.
The 1911 version. Some unique form of poster advertising follows that well may be the only record available of any film poster advertising for this film version.
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The 1925 version. Two newspaper advertisements and a rare Australian lobby card
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Some additional information that may be of interest ' The following is a poster of a 2012 Australian television movie version of The Mystery Of A Hansom Cab.
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Peter
The following are an Australian daybill, one sheet and seven lobby cards printed for the film OZ from 1976.
The original Australian film release was by British Empire Films (BEF). At an unknown later period of time it would appear that the Australian distribution rights were then acquired by Regent Films. The following Australian daybill poster credited with Regent, and for some reason or another had the original design printed in black and white, and also they had left off the three images that were included in the original artwork.
Thanks John for the artist's details and the additional lobby card image.
A Going Down (1983) Australian rare daybill poster. It was shot and self -distributed on 16mm by the maker's Smart films Ltd. The were very limited numbers of screenings secured so little in the way of box office receipts were taken.
Peter
A The Settlement (1984) rare Australian daybill. The only form of film poster material located. The film had a very limited Australian cinema release.
A rare The Reef (1977) first release Australian daybill of a double bili poster also featuring a re-release of The Back Of Beyond, (1954). Both documentaries were produced and directed by John Heyer. The following image included on IMDB is an edited version of the poster, but leaving off The Back And Beyond images and information and the screenig at ... wording, What wasn't done though was to remove the Two Australian world acclaimed Australia films! wording.
John has eight rare lobby cards printed for the film that he has kindly said that he will include their images here.
I think it would read better (at least in these days) as WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU STOOD UP AND APPLAUDED A MOVIE?
Peter
Rare Australian daybill and one sheet poster images for Turtle Beach from 1992.
I wonder if any lobby cards were printed for this film? When were lobby cards discontinued being printed I wonder? Any thoughts?
HAS unrestored and unenhanced images - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS 100% honest condition descriptions - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS auctions where the winner is the higher of two real bidders - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS up to SIXTEEN weeks of "Pay and Hold" to save a fortune on shipping - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS real customer service before, during and after EVERY auction, and answers all questions - IS eMoviePoster.com
HAS 25% or 26% "buyers premiums" of any kind (but especially the dreadful "$29 or $49 minimum" ones) - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "reserves or starts over $1 - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS hidden bidder IDs - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS "nosebleed" shipping charges - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS inadequate packaging - NOT eMoviePoster.com
HAS no customer service to speak of, before, during and after any auction, and answers almost no questions - NOT eMoviePoster.com
The Pioneers 1926 rare posters. Two lobby cards, and a Everyones advertisement which does give one an idea apart from the film's title of what the film was about.
Peter
The 1911 version. Some unique form of poster advertising follows that well may be the only record available of any film poster advertising for this film version.
The 1925 version. Two newspaper advertisements and a rare Australian lobby card
Some additional information that may be of interest ' The following is a poster of a 2012 Australian television movie version of The Mystery Of A Hansom Cab.
Peter