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16mm B /W FILMS FOR SALE

JANE EYRE 1943. 4 STAR RATING. Brilliant best version of this
fabulous drama. Orson Welles is ideal for the role of Rochester.
Elizabeth Taylor (11 yo) is uncredited as a youngster being 'Jane's
friend',with Joan Fontaine as the adult Jane. Excellent casting,
includes Agnes Moorehead as Jane's mean-spirited aunt, the icy
Henry Daniell as Brocklehurst, Margaret O'Brien and Peggy Ann
Garner. $70.00.

RATIONING 1944 . MGM teamed Wallace Beery and Marjorie
Main for a nice comedy about Rationing during World War II. The
two are bitter enemies since the first war when fate kept them apart.
But now they have a son and daughter respectively who are taking
up where the parents might have left off. $35.00.
THE VILLAIN STILL PURSUED HER 1940. This is a solid, if often silly, parody feature that
spoofs the conventional melodrama played in a style that is far from subtle. Buster Keaton, Hugh
Herbert and a host of the great old comedians. $35.00.
BEAT THE DEVIL A comedy played straight of this groups
general screen acceptance. This 1953 film had absolutely everything
going for it, including Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer Jones, Gina
Lollobrigida, Peter Lorre, Robert Morley, directed by John Huston
with a screenplay by Truman Capote. What more could you ask for?
$70.00
THE FOXES OF HARROW 1947 action-drama. Stars: Rex
Harrison, Maureen O'Hara, Richard Haydn. In pre-Civil War,
Louisiana, a roguish Irish gambler (Harrison) buys his way into
society, something he couldn’t do in his homeland because he is
illegitimate. $50.00.
FOLLY TO BE WISE 1952 comedy. If you like EALING COMEDIES then this is right up
your alley. Alistair Sim is a Chaplain who walks into natural disasters of the 'putting your foot in
it' kind. Whether it be with 4 old ladies who sing horribly, a giddy society lady who is 'out of it',
and many other assorted characters. The backing cast of these
eccentrics are full on. $35.00.

THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM 4 STAR RATING. 1944 drama,
Epic 137 mins. an outstanding film which accounted for Gregory
Peck’s first Oscar nomination. Backed by a great cast- Thomas
Mitchell, Edmund Gwenn, Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Vincent Price, and
Roddy McDowell. $50.00.

LOST ANGEL 1943. Good star vehicle for Margaret O'Brien
playing an orphan child who was given over to an institution to be
raised without family. Solid M.G.M. production. Brilliant
performances! $35.00.

14 REEL DEALS March 2024