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Lichtspiele 16MM FILMS FOR SALE
Most films without cans. 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/West 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 (i.e. you won’t miss anything). 1700ft & 1900ft, b/w.
CASTLE FILMS (b/w, c. 400ft) ..................................................................................................... $10 each
New England holiday (1947). Travelogue. #233. — Snow speed (1950). Skiing, bobsledding and racing
thrills at winter playlands. #357. — Africa untamed (1953). Safari, pygmies and wild animals. #638,
16mm Australia Ltd. — Daredevils on ice (1954). Skiing, skating and auto racing on a frozen rack. #332.
— Thrills on horseback (1954). Riding and stunts with horses. #378. — Hit the silk (1952). Documentary
about parachuting in Castle Quiz Game format. #828.
SHORT FILMS (400ft or 600ft spools, all b/w) ............................................................................ $10 each
Trial of the vigilantes (1940). Short excerpt from western feature with the same title. — John Bull (1941).
Spectator Film about cattle breeding in the U.K. — Fire control (1943). Different types of “fire”, esp. in a
combustion engine. — Mishel Piastro and his orchestra (1947). Official Films, USA. The orchestra
playing three classical tunes: “Silver and Gold” (Lehar); “Tales from the Viennese Woods” (Strauss);
“Arabesque from Nutcracker” (Tchaikovsky); tunes could also be separated and used as short interludes. —
Conjuror’s party (1949). Tricks of a conjuror at a children’s party. No end titles. — Marine animals and
their food (1949). Coronet Instructional Film no. 492, USA. Introduction to different types of food (e.g.,
plankton, seaweed) that are eaten by molluscs, shellfish, sea anemonies, etc. 350ft, in original Coronet film
can. — Care of 16mm film (1949?). How to handle and project 16mm film. No titles. — Hold ‘em
cowboy (c. 1951). Documentary about life and work of cowboys. — Fair fun (c. 1954). Walton Heath film
on acrobats and sideshows. — Swim and survive (1958). ‘Paramount Sportlight Parade’. life saving in
pools and on the beach. — Spirit of Seventy (1950s). ‘Paramount Pacemaker Short’ about old and retired
people. — Chelsea Football Club (1963). British sport documentary.
DOCUMENTARIES (400ft or 600ft spools, all colour and fading to red / pink) ........................ $5 each
The Vancouver submarine power cable story (1961). Laying cables on the sea floor. — Look at life :
people of power (1963). Rank Organisation film about the Berkeley nuclear power station (U.K.). —
G’day sport (1977). Film Australia. Documentary on traditional Australian sports, such as cockroach
racing and gumboot throwing. Start titles missing. — Forest dream (1979). S.A. Film Corporation.
Justine Milne promotional documentary for the S.A. Woods & Forest Dept.
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, 800ft, colour very good (AGFA), magnetic soundtrack. .................... $10
The Cisco kid (1960s). Western serial, episode about a rodeo. 1200ft, colour (Eastman, red). .............. $15
INCOMPLETE FEATURES
The Ambushers (1967) : Production short & film excerpt & REEL 2 of feature. Columbia Pictures.
Hunt for an experimental flying disc in the Mexican jungle, with Dean Martin & Senta Berger. Production
short (colour: Eastman, red) & short film excerpt from the film (b/w) on 800ft spool. REEL 2 (OF 3
REELS) of the feature film (colour: Eastman, red), 1600ft. ...................................................................... $15
Contact Juergen Kellermann in Adelaide.
Email: juergen.kellermann @ sa.gov.au — Phone: (08) 7226 2349 (please leave message if no answer).