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  • Chip Gelmini
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    Holiday Camps

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  • Vitali Vadim
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    "Holiday Camps" 1964 What kind of movie is this? Full meter? Who is the director?

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  • Chip Gelmini
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    Continuing with more L & H:

    Sons of the Dessert
    Pardon Us

    full length on 2 x 1200 foot reels one changeover on a pair of Elmo GS 1200 machines.

    Thursday evening March 20th local time about 7:15pm.

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  • Graham Ritchie
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    Tonight it was the turn of three "Look At Life" films on one 600ft Eumig reel.

    I have always liked those "Look At Life" films and bought a number new from Derann back in the day.

    1.....Not a Derann release, but bought it new sometime during the late 1970s. The color has turned somewhat red, but still not gone completely red. The film is "Village Of Violins" 1960, its really interesting.
    2....."Holiday Camps" 1964 excellent color and sound bought new from Derann.
    3......The Eagles Nest 1962 excellent color and sound also bought new from Derann many moons ago.

    The GS 1200 is running like a swiss watch at the momentbetter not say to much

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  • Chip Gelmini
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    Scheduled for tonight at 7 PM local time

    the flying deuces 400 foot digest print
    the music box complete two reeler
    way out west complete feature length movie

    I must remember to make some popcorn,

    chip gelmini
    florida usa
    everything super 8 sound
    2×1200 foot reels with one changeover on a pair of GS 1200 projectors

    https://youtube.com/shorts/eeC5ViK_M...P0gFflHQDhFQtv

    Last edited by Chip Gelmini; March 20, 2024, 07:40 PM.

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  • Douglas Meltzer
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    Columbia 8mm early on (mid 1960s) released two 200' & two 50' Jetsons but only in silent versions.

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    When they made the move to 400' sound, Columbia put out ten Jetsons titles.

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  • Osi Osgood
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    There weren't too many of the Jetsons episodes released on super 8. Interestingly, I've seen a lot of 200ft Scooby Doo's, but no 200ft Jetsons.

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  • Douglas Meltzer
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    Ruh-Roh!

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  • Osi Osgood
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    A Little extra I got when I bought a feature, "Sir Huckleberry Hound". What the early Hanna Barbera cartoons lacked in animation, they made up for with OK humor.

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  • Dominique De Bast
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    Two small films bought at Ternat, one week ago. A 30m/100ft "Music Show" reel. Colours are fading but it's still very watchable, and the Film Office release Chantons, dansons (Let's Sing, Let's Dance), an extract with Laurel and Hardy...dancing and singing (in English).

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  • Douglas Meltzer
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    A few 200' digests that I had added sound to. Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster, The Revenge of Frankenstein & this classic:

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  • Graham Ritchie
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    The following are on one very full Elmo 800ft reel. I did take some screen shots as below taken last night

    1...."Bottles" 1936 stunning color print from.....Derann.
    2...."Mother Goose Goes Hollywood" 1938....Derann.
    3...."The Grasshopper and the Ants" 1934...Derann.
    4....."The Ugly Duckling" 1939....Derann.
    5....."The Old Mill" 1937...WDHM.


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    Mother Goose Goes Hollywood.
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  • Douglas Meltzer
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    Osi,

    No, I've had this for awhile. I also have a 400' digest (I don't know who released it) and a few odd reels of the feature.

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  • Osi Osgood
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    Doug, is that the one that was recently on ebay? I was curious, as the seller said that it was on low fade film stock

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  • Douglas Meltzer
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    Dominique, Welcome back!

    Brian, Thanks. I have that one. It's a pretty good edit.

    I watched the UFA 2x400' cutdown of Horror Express. A well done digest with Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing & Telly Savalas. Another one to add to the re-record list.


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