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Re: Only Known Copies
not sure if this has been included. I don't know of any other copies.
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Rick
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Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
( John )
( Everyones December 9, 1931 issue / Trove )Diggers ( 1931 ) was one of three feature films that Pat Hanna starred in. The other two were Diggers In Blighty ( 1933 ) which was a follow up to Diggers. I do intend to include this film here next up.
The third film was Waltzing Matilda ( 1933 ) which was previously included here on this thread in November 2021. You can checkout the history behind the following poster haul images by checking out the original November 2021 posting.

( Joyonthego )
HONDO
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Re: Beginning Discussion - Following Charlie's Path
admire screens made to restore 2 at a time.



Duke
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Re: A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
It is indeed that one. Happy my clues seem to work, The clue of course referred to the famous Statue of Liberty fight scene.dedeposter said:Is C253 Saboteur (1942)?


HONDO
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Re: Things To Come Authenticity ?
I'll take a stab at only two.HONDO said:
How many individual Things To Come daybill size posters, in this particular trimmed condition, exist in the market place.? This poster has appeared on numerous occasions over the years. Is it the same poster being recycled over and over perhaps , or are there other copies, and if so how many?
Both are likely from the same find, as they have the same main imperfections. However, they are ever so slightly out of alignment with each other.
Heritage (pre resto):





And Bruce/emovieposter (older/lower resolution image):





Wil
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Re: Things To Come Authenticity ?
Following on from Lawrence's United Artist credit post. Here's a few more local (AU/NZ) Everyone's advertisements curtesy of Trove (June-Sept 36).




Including a front of house shot of the Sydney Lyceum Theatre, with the Manager Bert Watts dressed the part. Sadly, no daybill images, just a few partial shots of lobby's etc.




Including a front of house shot of the Sydney Lyceum Theatre, with the Manager Bert Watts dressed the part. Sadly, no daybill images, just a few partial shots of lobby's etc.
Wil
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