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MOVIE MAKERS
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1 6 mm Sound — 16 mm Silent — 8 mm (132). TOYLAND BROADCAST. The quaint little toy shop comes to life to give out with jam and jive. (133). WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY. The great big watch cot's away, and Little Cheezer goes on a terrific rampage.
(135). CHINESE NIGHTINGALE. The Chinese Emperor had a beautiful nightingale, but the Japanese sent him a mechanical bird.
(138). EARLY BIRD AND THE WORM. The cast, consisting of two very black and lazy crows, the worm, and the early bird, will keep you chuckling —and we'll let you find out who wins. (140). THE PUPS' CHRISTMAS. What kind of toys are they that stand up and hit you from the front, side and back?
(141). THE HOUND AND THE RABBIT. You've never seen such a rowdy football game as this one played by the wise-guy rabbit and slap-happy hound.
MUSICAL FEATURETTES
Complete 16mm Sound Only— I Reef
(260). RHYTHM IN A NIGHT COURT. A Merry musical revue set in o mock court room. Featuring Al Bernie, Harry Rose, Sylvia Manon, Sid Marion and others.
(261). PHONEY BOY. With J. Harold Murray, Cass Daly, Five Busy Bees, Campbell's Continentals and Harvest Moon Ball dancers.
(262). SWEET SHOE. Rio Rita and Her Girl Band, the Four Norsemen, The Four Specs, Anita Jacobi and clever Benny Davis.
(263). DEVILED HAM. Featuring Gus Van, Erskine Hawkins' Band, Toy end Wing, the Three Kays and Moya Engele.
(264). A RADIO HOOK-UP. With Dorothy Stone, Charles Collins. The Buckaroos, Yost's Singing Dozen and Doug Leavitt.
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1 6 mm Sound— 16mm Silent — 8mm (143). WHITE MAGIC. Set against America's famous Sun Valley, the camera captures thrilling scenes of expert skiing and winter sports. (149). BROTHER GOLFERS. Featuring the Six Turnesa Brothers, the American Royal Family of Golf, with the last word in golfing techniques. (151). BLUE GRASS. Token on the Widener Farms in Kentucky, the film also shows the big races at Hialeah and Saratoga, and the famous race between Seabiscuit and War Admiral.
PICTORIAL FILMS, Inc
(265). LATIN RHYTHM. Starring Jan Peerce, Foursome, and the twelve famous Dansapators.
(266). NO SALE. The Original Dixieland Band, Gogo De Lys, the NBC Russian Octette, The Charioteers and Doug Leavitt and Hal Sherman.
(267). SKYLINE REVUE. Set in a penthouse, with Paula Stone, Billy and Mi My, Sugar Nichols, Eddy Bruce, Willis Clair and DeMay, Moore and Martin.
(268). MAIDS AND MUSIC. A charming conglomeration of girls and music, featuring Ray Fabings and Bernice Parks.
(269). SALT SHAKERS. With J. C. Flippen, Joe Davis, Mae McKim and her Three Boy Friends, Vera Haal and McGurns' Twelve Tars.
(270). INTERNATIONAL RHYTHMS. Roy Smeck and his Aloha Islanders, Ada Brown, Cecil Mack Choir, Princess Chiyo and Mara.
(271). CARNIVAL SHOW. With Jan Peerce, Clyde Hager, the Cotton Club Tramp Bond and the Three De Lovelies.
LIST PRICES
16mm Sound— Complete $17.50
16mm Silent— Complete $8.75
8mm Complete $5.50
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