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Lichtspiele 8MM 16MM 35MM IN ADELAIDE
REEL FILM
35mm FILM
capital of perfume making. Excellent colour (AGFA). 1500ft. ............................................................ $40
Sidney the elephant: The littlest bully (1960). US, TerryToon, CBS. When Sidney hits his head against a
tree, he thinks he is a cat and attacks his friend Melvin the mouse. Very good colour (Technicolor),
cinemascope. 800ft. .............................................................................................................................. $40
16mm 400ft CARTOONS
Ub Iwerks ComiColor Cartoons. Released by Castle Films as “Famous fairytales”. US. B/W prints of
Cinecolor originals. — Aladdin and the wonderful lamp (1934). Castle Film #752. — Sinbad the
sailor (1934). Castle Film #759. — Dick Whittington’s cat (1936). Castle Film #761. — Jack and the
beanstalk (1933). Castle Film #765 (2 prints). ............................................................................ $10 each
The pup’s picic (1936). US, MGM, “Happy harmonies” series by Herman Ising. B/W print (originally
released in Technicolor). ...................................................................................................................... $10
The ice carnival (1941). US, Terrytoon. Hare and tortoise race with ice skates. B/W. ........................... $10
Quickdraw Macgraw: Double barrel double (1959). US, Hannah Barbera. Quick Draw meets his look-
alike twin, Horse-Faced Harry. Very good colour & condition (LPP), polyester. ................................ $30
Deputy Dawg: Doggone catfish (1960). US, CBS cartoon, season 1, episode 14. Deputy Dawg helps his
friend Muskie, who is about to catch a giant catfish. Slight fade (Fuji). ............................................... $25
Doc & Champ: Doc's Last Stand (1961). US, Walter Lantz Prod. Champ and Doc do business in the Wild
West, including selling a “squaw” to an Indian. No start title, only “Walter Lantz” card. Very good
colours (Technicolor). .......................................................................................................................... $20
Woody Woodpecker: Dumb like a fox (1964). US, Walter Lantz Prod. Woody and Fink Fox are roaming
the Western Plains. Slight fade (Kodak SP). ........................................................................................ $25
Jungle Book (1967). Disney. Long trailer/mini-featurette with Jiminy Cricket introducing the film and its
main characters. Excellent colour (Reversal), sound a bit low. ............................................................ $15
Woody Woodpecker: Show biz beagle (1972). US, Walter Lantz Prod. Buzz Buzzard scams Woody into
buying a talking dog. No start title, only “Walter Lantz” card. Very good colours (Agfa). .................. $20
16mm CHURCH PRODUCTIONS
Jesus and the fishermen (1948). Family Films, US. “Living Bible” series. A dramatization of the calling
of the first disciples and the influence of Jesus on the life of Simon Peter. B/W. 400ft. ......................... $5
Chance to grow (1954). Family Films, US. A family learns to pitch in when the mother is confined to the
hospital and how their faith helps them to cope. B/W. 1200ft. ............................................................... $5
Date with revolution (1959). Lutheran World Action. The development of Africa and change of life and
economy, using Tanganyika (later became Tanzania) as an example, and the Lutheran Church’s role in
the process. Exc. condition & colour (Reversal). 1200ft. Fascinating images of country and towns. .. $40
The uncommitted (1960s). Using “shock treatment”, the film questions the audiences’ commitment to its
Christian values, by showing the audience people who are committed to their political believes, e.g.
communists and those fighting against them. B/W. 800ft. Includes type-written guide for church group
leaders. ................................................................................................................................................... $5
Ballad of Tanzania (1967). Lutheran World Action. A portrait of Tanzania, people, country, culture, but
also its problems (e.g. medical, economical) and how the church helps in the progress. Faded colour
(Eastman). 1200ft.................................................................................................................................... $5
Super-8 FILMS – ODD REELS
Submarine (1928). US, Columbia. Drama by Frank Capra about the friendship of two sailors, with Jack
Holt. Reel 1 only. B/W, 300ft, silent. .................................................................................................... $10
Modern times (1936). US, United Artists. Famous comedy about the Tramp and his struggle in the
modern, industrialised world, with Charlie Chaplin & Paulette Goddard. Reel 4 only (the last reel).
Original leader missing, replaced with white leader. B/W, 400ft, mag. striped, but without recording. $20
Contact Juergen Kellermann in Adelaide
Email: juergen @ ourplants.org (preferred) — Phone: (08) 7226 2349 (please leave message)

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