Bruce
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I just watched episode 3! Another excellent entry! I love that you educate the viewers while entertaining them too. Bravo!
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(Quote) Maybe someday I will get a great Aussie consignment. But I have zero control over that!
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Something for Rick!

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No reason you ever need to pay it!Your show was great! Keep doing more and more! Thanks so muchEven though the premise for this classic comedy routine was stolen from an earlier Bob Hope/Martha Ray movie, "Never Say Die" it is still one of the absolute funniest sequences ever in a movie!
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As you surely know, we at eMoviePoster.com have NEVER charged "buyers premiums", the ONLY remaining…c17 The GeneralA wild guess, based on a subliminal memory (so likely wrong).
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As you surely know, we at eMoviePoster.com have NEVER charged "buyers premiums", the ONLY remain…I remember a gorilla on a lobby card from Take the Money and Run(Quote) Both! There are lots of individual titles, and lots of them overall.I know it is NOT RKO, because there are tons of thoseC672 is Dancing Lady. Several advertising images have variations on this image.Your clue gave me 358. Masque of the Red Death.That's interesting. As you know I get posters sent to me from all over the world, and I can't recall ever getting Australian posters from anywhere except Australia, New Zealand, and one time from South Africa.
Where are you aware of?It is hard to know what they meant by "special one-sheeter" but I agree it almost surely referred to one with much better printing at a much higher cost.
Likely like the U.S. 30x40 size. In the 1930s and 1940s they usually cost theaters a…(Quote) Just to clarify, are you talking about Australian posters for Australian movies being used in other countries, or Australian posters for non-Australian movies being used in other countries, or both?Since no one else is answering, 356 is Vampire's Ghost.
I recognized both from remembering the posters. I never saw either movie.355 is The Vampire(Quote) This was always true of U.S. pressbooks. Some people act like "if it is not in the pressbook, it is not first release" but there is no reason to think that.
I was just thinking about this. In my case it is that you seem to have moved more to 1970s on movies, which I am just not very familiar with at all.71,000 people have registered, but many never buy, or only buy once.
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Usually around 1,000 people win the items we …I am thinking 457 is Rhonda Fleming, but I don't recall the name of the movie (if I ever knew it).All the ones I have had DO feel like photographic paper. I have never had any on any other kind of paper (the black and white ones were on similar paper).Exactly one year ago, near the beginning of April 2025, I (Bruce Hershenson, owner of eMoviePoster.com) announced that "I will continue running this business (just as I have for the past 36 y…(Quote) I have had a number of these over the years and they were all similar, and the above describes their "oddness" well.