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A CHUMP AT OXFORD Laurel & Hardy. This is the original copyright
length of 42 minutes. Sound poor. I will throw this in free to first person
who buys something.

AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER Cary
Grant, Deborah Kerr. There is a reason why
An Affair to Remember has remained a classic
over the years. It contains all the elements the
audience is looking for in an entertaining film.
It has two marvellous stars, a timeless plot, and
it transports the audience to a different world.
The print is pink and still has yellows. $25.00.
A MAN, A WOMAN & A BANK
Donald Sutherland, Paul Marzursky, Brooke
Adams. In a stretching of their usual screen
personas, Marzursky is neurotic and Miss Ad-
ams is quirky. This will be the first and last job
of 'the push button gang'. A lighthearted heist
movie with a lot going for it. First of all, the
chemistry between Donald Sutherland and
Brooke Adams is terrific. He plays criminal
master mind Reese who's planning to break into a new bank, which is only just
being built in downtown Vancouver. $25.00.
BING CROSBY MOVIES:

EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN This is one of
two films Bing Crosby made when he was on
loan to Universal by Paramount. In this one, he's
originally a telegram singer before getting fired
and becoming a crooning taxi driver. He's en-
gaged to Joan Blondell and has Mischa Auer for a
roommate. The songs sung by Bing are entertain-
ing especially one number taking place in a café
where both the female cooks and some waitresses
join in $40.00

THE STARMAKER. Bing Cros-
by. Good mention in HALLIWELLS.
VARIETY called it 'a rollicking fil-
musical'. Songs include Go Fly a Kite, East side, west side', An
Apple for the Teacher, and much more. $40.00

Contact: Alan Vogt (Vic.)

EMAIL: alanvogt@bigpond.com Phone: (03) 9725-4618

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