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Lichtspiele 35MM FILMS FOR SALE
No vinegar. Postage extra.
COMEDY TRAILERS (Universal Pictures, LPP colour, all topped and tailed) ...................... $15 each
K-9 (1989). Action comedy about a police detective (James Belushi) and his dog. — Problem child
(1990). A couple adopts young boy, who is just short of a monster. — King Ralph (1991). John Goodman
as the only surviving heir to the British throne wreaks havoc.
TRAILERS (LPP colour, all topped and tailed, new cyan soundtrack) .................................... $10 each
Valentine’s day (2010). New Line Cinema. Romantic comedy: intertwining couples and singles in Los
Angeles break-up and make-up (Jessica Alba, Julia Roberts). — Shrek : forever after (2010).
DreamWorks. Rumpelstiltskin tricks a mid-life crisis burdened Shrek into allowing himself to be erased
from existence. Scope. — Iron man 2 (2010). Paramount Pictures. Because of his superhero alter ego,
Tony Stark must contend with deadly issues. Scope picture (2.39:1) squeezed into normal frame, no
anamorphic lens required. — Toy story 3 (2009). Disney, Pixar. The toys are mistakenly delivered to a
day-care center instead of the attic right before Andy leaves for college.
CARTOON
Hey Arnold! : 24 hours to live (1996). Paramount pictures, Nickleodeon Movies, USA.
Theatrically released pilot episode of the animated TV series, later screened as episode 19
of the series. Harold challenges Arnold to a fight, and he gives him 24 hours to live. 1000ft,
exc. colour (LPP), apparently 1.85:1, but uses full frame and can be screened at 1.37:1,
print near new with original leaders, no splice. ................................................................. $50

Lichtspiele 16MM FILMS FOR SALE
Most films without cans. No vinegar. Postage extra.
INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS (good colour)
400ft — Water contamination (1960s). Animation. Colour (Kodachrome). .......................................... $10
800ft — Meter, liter, and gram (1970). Explaining metric system to US audience. Colour (Fuji). ........ $15
1200ft — Burn emergency (1977). Pyramid Films, USA. Showing different types of burns and their
treatment. 1200ft, colour (Fuji). — The balance sheet barrier : business for the non specialist (1977).
John Cleese & Robbie Corbett explain accounting and business issues. 1200ft, colour. — Pesticides in
focus (1971). Shell Film Unit. Production and use of pesticides. Colour (AGFA). ...................... $20 each
COMMONWEALTH FILM UNIT / FILM AUSTRALIA (c. 1200ft, fading) .......................... $15 each
Introduction to Australia (1966). Documentary informing about the country. French soundtrack, colour
(Eastman, faded to pale green-brown). — Travellin’ round : an Australian holiday (1975). Travel film
showing the beauty of Australia. Colour (Eastman, reddish). — Hospitals don’t burn down (1977).
Educational film vividly portraying a credible series of events leading to a major fire in a hospital. Colour
(Eastman, reddish).
TV FILMS / SERIALS
Weekly feature : skiing (1980s). Southern production. British TV report about winter holidays in Austria
and the rising prices for tourists; skiing, tobogganing, nighlife. No titles, film in 2 parts, each with separate
leader / countdown, 1200ft, colour (AGFA), mag. soundtrack. ............................................................... $15
The Cisco kid (1960s). Western serial, episode about a rodeo. 1200ft, colour (Eastman, red). .............. $20
The iron horse : (1970s). Episode #15 of the TV series. 2000ft, colour (Eastman, red). ........................ $25
ODD REELS .................................................................................................................................. $10 each
The rush that never ended (1981). McMahon Film Productions. History of mining and gold rush in
Australia. REEL 2 ONLY (OF 2 REELS). 1200ft, colour (very good, LPP?). — The Ambushers (1967).
Columbia Pictures. Hunt for an experimental flying disc in the Mexican jungle, with Dean Martin, Senta
Berger. REEL 2 ONLY (OF 3 REELS). 1600ft, colour (Eastman, red).
Contact Juergen Kellermann in Adelaide
Email: lichtspiele_adelaide @ gmx.de (preferred)
Phone: (08) 7226 2349 (please leave message if no answer)