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Lichtspiele 16MM FILMS FOR SALE
Most films without cans. No vinegar. Postage extra.
FEATURE FILMS ........................................................................................................................ $40 each
The town that dreaded sundown (1976). Filmways Pictures, USA. Horror thriller about a serial killer in
Texas in the 1940s, filmed in a semi-documentary style, based on real events (the Phantom Killer, who was
never caught). ‘R’ rated. 1600ft & 2000ft, scope, colour (Eastman: reddish). — The outsider (1967). Roy
Higgins Production, USA. Pilot to TV series with Darren McGavin playing a hard-nosed private
investigator. 2× 2200ft, colour (Eastman: red/brown). — Yesterday, today, tomorrow (1963). Compania
Cinematografica Champion, Italy / France. Academy Award for best foreign film. Vittorio de Sicca comedy
in three episodes, about three different women and the men they attract; with Sophia Loren & Marcello
Mastroianni. Embassy Pictures release print, dubbed into English. 2× 2200ft, scope, colour (Eastman:
red/brown). — Martin Luther (1953). Louis De Rochemont Associates, USA / W Germany. Award
winning feature (nominated for 2 Oscars), depicting the life of Luther from his entrance into the monastery
in Erfurt to the Augsburg Confession. Impressive acting by Niall MacGinnis as Luther. Start titles replaced
with custom made ones (Larry Koski). Original titles and part of historical, narrated introduction are
missing (c. 100ft), the actual film action is complete (you won’t really miss anything). 1700ft & 1900ft,
b/w.
CASTLE FILMS : USED CONDITION (b/w, c. 400ft) .............................................................. $10 each
New England holiday (1947). Travelogue. #233. — Knockout thrills (1947). Boxing, five famous KOs.
#341, silent, double sprocketed print, GB Movie Paks — Snow speed (1950). Skiing, bobsledding and
racing thrills at winter playlands. #357. — Africa untamed (1953). Safari, pygmies and wild animals.
#638, 16mm Australia Ltd.
CASTLE FILMS : GOOD CONDITION (b/w, c. 400ft, most with orig. leaders) .................... $15 each
A Thrill a second (1941). “Suicidal sensation seekers” perform dangerous stunts. #320, GB Movie Paks
title. — Daredevils on ice (1954). Skiing, skating and auto racing on a frozen rack. #332. — Daredevils
on ice (1954). #332, new print (a bit light), in original plain white box. — Thrills and spills (1947). Hair
raising stunts by land, sea and air. #340. — Thrills on wheels (1949). Automobile stunts. #352, 16mm
Australia Ltd. & GB Movie Paks titles. — Thrills on horseback (1954). Riding and stunts with horses.
#378. — Hit the silk (1952). Documentary about parachuting in Castle Quiz Game format. #828.
INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS (all 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. ................. $20 each
TRAILERS (b/w, all topped and tailed) ........................................................................................ $3 each
Red line 7000 (1965). “Speed race: the cars, the men, the girls.” — Fire ball 500 (1966). Stock car races.
Teaser. — Every home should have one (1970). Marty Feldman comedy; he tries to find an erotic way to
sell porridge. 50ft.
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 (as produced), film in 2 parts, each
with separate leader / countdown, 1200ft, colour very good (AGFA), magnetic soundtrack. .................. $15
The Cisco kid (1960s). Western serial, episode about a rodeo. 1200ft, colour (Eastman, red). .............. $20
The iron horse : Consignment Betsy and boiler (1967). Episode #15 (2nd season) of the Western TV
series, about the building of a rail line. 2000ft, colour (Eastman, red). .................................................... $25
COMMONWEALTH FILM UNIT / FILM AUSTRALIA (c. 1200ft, fading) .......................... $15 each
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). — Echidna (1972). Very well made documentary
about this most Australian animal and its relatives in New Guinea. Colour (Kodak SP, reddish).
Contact Juergen Kellermann in Adelaide
Email: juergen.kellermann @ sa.gov.au — Phone: (08) 7226 2349 (please leave message if no answer)
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