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David Guest
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1704
From: Lancashire, UK
Registered: Oct 2011
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posted November 12, 2012 03:50 AM
DEALERS HERE TODAY Classic Home Cinema. Super 8 / 16mm Film +Accessories Dave Guest. 16mm Film & Projectors + Accessories Lee Mannering. Super 8 / 9.5mm Sound / 16mm jim and ann mcgovern . 16mm Film Paul Wooding. 9.5mm / 16mm Film Tony Hutchinson. 16mm Film Brian Lancaster. Used Equipment Tony’s Classic D V D’s Peter Churchill 16mm Film Ashley Swaine 16mm Film Danny Mcloughin. 35mm&16mm Film + Projectors Paul Mellor. 16mm Film Sam Lavington 16mm Film. Keith Ashton. Super 8 Film GlynnJones. 16mm & Super 8 Film. Alan Abbotts. Super 8 Film. Alan Collins. Super 8 Film + Projectors. david eve 16mm film and projecters ralph 35mm film and accesories THIRTY DEALERS TABLES
ENLARGED BRING & BUY
GIGANTIC AUCTION
FOUR BIG FILM PRESENTATIONS
TWO SUPER 8 FILM PRESENTATIONS ALL THE LATEST SUPER 8 RELEASES.
ONE 16MM FILM PRESENTATION. (THE MOVIES LEARN TO TALK)
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION OF KINEMACOLOUR ON 9.5mm.
BIG FREE RAFFLE FULL DETAILS OVERLEAF
10.00am. In the Dealers Room…… Meet the Dealers, Meet old friends…..
10.45am. In the Dealers Room. Dave Guest’s SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
11.00am. In the Cinema. THE SUPER 8 SHOW. Including, SKELETON FROLIC, UB Iwerks Cartoon. MOVIETONE NEWS, 1937. JAMES BOND TRAILERS, Roger Moore. CLASSIC NOSTALGIA, Adverts & Trailers. Etc. Presented by Bob Nicholls.
12.00pm. In the Cinema. THE 16mm SHOW. The Movies Learn to Talk. Including, THE JAZZ SINGER, 1927. Al Jolson, Extract. THE HOUSE OF FRANKENSTIEN. 1944. FOR YOUR EYES ONLY. Roger Moore Extract. HOLIDAY. British Transport Films. Presented by Don Sykes
12.35pm. Lunch Break.
1.30pm. In the Cinema. SPECIAL PRESENTATION. KINEMACOLOUR on 9.5mm Film. Demonstration. Presented by Don Sykes.
2.15pm approx. In the Cinema. The BIG Auction. 16mm items on auction first followed by Super 8 items. Auctioneers Dave Guest and Bob Nicholls.
3.00pm. approx In the Cinema. SUPER 8 RETRO SHOW. Including, JAMES BOND ISLAND, Look at Life, THE LIVING DESERT, Trailer, BUMBLE BOOGIE from Melody Time, PETER PAN, last reel of feature Presented by Bob Nicholls.
3.30pm. In the Dealers Room. A last look around. FREE RAFFLE FOR A 16mm FEATURE. “ROSELAND”. Directed by James Ivory WINNER ANNOUNCED JUST BEFORE THE AUCTION [ November 12, 2012, 05:23 PM: Message edited by: David Guest ]
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Simon McConway
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1085
From: Doncaster, UK
Registered: Jun 2004
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posted November 19, 2012 12:45 PM
Another outstanding weekend, with serious thanks going out to David Guest who arranged the actual convention and Adrian Winchester for the all-new Collectors' Dinner on the Saturday.
Our hotel deal included dinner, so I only attended the after-dinner entertainment on the Saturday. Arriving early, I did sample the cherry pie, as the hotel had three left over. Myself, Mark & Dominic Norton all agreed this was top-notch food! Then, a change of room and onto the entertainment which was totally brilliant, with Lee Mannering's Ukulele music expertly played, followed by an 8mm reel expertly projected by Bob Nichols on the GS1200. Adrian had put together the reel for the original Derann meal which didn't happen last year. Perhaps Adrian could post here a list of what was on that reel, but it was stunning to say the least. Adrian excelled himself in terms of organisation. And Lee must put out a CD, such was the ultra-high standard of his music.
Sunday soon dawned and I was up early to join David at 7.30 to help load up the stock and equipment. The hall soon filled with dealers and films of every gauge, projectors of all types and the usual amazing bargains associated with Blackpool. One of the dealers and I were laughing at the fact that the room is like a game of Monopoly; lose £50 here, pass go there, collect £10 here (Bring & Buy!) The film shows were in a downstairs room and were brilliantly prrsented, by Bob and also Don Sykes.
As usual, the convention cannot be improved upon; plenty of dealers, loads of film and equipment...all at more than fair prices. Those who did not attend must do so next year. David's speech at 10.45 reminded us that we simply must support the dealers...as always, use it or lose it...the amount of dealing I saw showed me that those of us who did support this event certainly was appreciated by the dealers.
A THOUSAND thanks to both David & Adrian...you have pulled off another outstanding Blackpool!
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