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THE MARY TYLER
MOORE SHOW 16MM |
☻THE DINNER PARTY
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Each classic TV episode comes on 16MM film, usually on the
same plastic syndicated television reel that was run in a Telecine
machine at your local ABC, CBS, or NBC affiliate to be broadcast in your area |
☻I
WAS A SINGLE FOR WJM |
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☻PHYLLIS
WHIPS INFLATION |
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☻LOU
PROPOSES |
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☻LOUS
SECOND DATE |
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☻MARY
MOVES OUT |
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☻1040
OR FIGHT |
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☻ANGELS
IN THE SNOW |
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☻MURRAY
FACES LIFE |
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☻WHAT
DO YOU DO WHEN THE BOSS SAYS I LOVE YOU? |
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☻MY
SON THE GENIUS |
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LASSIE 16MM film |
☻DISAPPEARANCE |
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☻PRINCE
OF WISDOM |
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Each classic TV episode comes on 16MM film, usually on the same
plastic syndicated television reel that was run in a Telecine machine at
your local ABC, CBS, or NBC affiliate to be broadcast in your area |
☻NIGHT
OF THE GHOST |
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☻TIME
OF CRISIS |
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☻THE AGREEMENT |
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THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
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16MM FILM The Andy Griffith show is definitely a TV classic. It ran from
1961-1968, producing 249 episodes. The main character, Andy (Andy
Griffith) was a widowed father of the polite little boy named Opie (Ron
Howard) and is a sheriff, who works with nervous and very suspecting
Barney Fife (Don Knotts). They all live in the nice southern town of
Mayberry. |
☻HOLLYWOOD
PARTY |
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TOWN MEETING |
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☻SUPPOSE
ANDY GETS SICK |
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Each classic TV episode comes on 16MM film, usually on the same
plastic syndicated television reel that was run in a Telecine machine at
your local ABC, CBS, or NBC affiliate to be broadcast in your area |
☻EAT
YOUR HEART OUT |
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"THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW" Treasure Box Archives collectors Edition DVD -
NEW IN PLASTIC CASE DIGITALLY REMASTERED - This is the classic story of
Andy of Mayberry, a middle America small town sheriff and his son Opie
who live with his Aunt Bea in North Carolina. With hardly any crimes to
solve, Andy spends most of his time contemplating and calming down his
cousin Deputy Barney Fife. |
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WYATT EARP 4TH SEASON EPISODE 128 "The Reformation Of Doc Holiday"
16MM TV film
Classic 1/2 hour western from the golden age of television. Hugh O'Brien
stars as legendary western lawman, Wyatt Earp.16MM FILM At the request of his
wife, Doc Holiday tries to reform, but he just has too many people
gunning for him. Great episode! Co-starring Myron Healy as Doc Holiday.
Black & White and in excellent condition. No VS! Mounted on a 1200'
reel. |
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REFORMATION OF DOC HOLIDAY |
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$119.95 |
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RHODA
16mm TV film |
☻A NICE WARM RUT |
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☻I'M A LITTLE LATE FOLK'S |
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Each classic TV episode comes on 16MM film, usually on the same
plastic syndicated television reel that was run in a Telecine machine at
your local ABC, CBS, or NBC affiliate to be broadcast in your area |
☻WITH FRIEND'S LIKE THESE |
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16MM HAPPY DAYS -
One of the most successful series of the 1970s is Happy Days, set in the late 1950s, early 1960s in Milwaukee,
the heart of middle-class America. Happy Days tells the story of the
Cunningham's, one of America's most beloved TV families. Oh ya, let's
not forget The Fonz, Al, Potsie, Chachi, Ralph, and all the rest. |
☻JOANNE'S DILEMMA |
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Each classic TV episode comes on 16MM film, usually on the same
plastic syndicated television reel that was run in a Telecine machine at
your local ABC, CBS, or NBC affiliate to be broadcast in your area |
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16mm DANIEL BOONE TV Show "For a Few Rifles" - stars Fess
Parker. It's complete with all opening & closing credits in good
condition - however not much color left (see photos) No VS at all & has
splices where commercials' would be placed. |
☻FOR
A FEW RIFLES |
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Each classic TV episode comes on 16MM film, usually on the same
plastic syndicated television reel that was run in a Telecine machine at
your local ABC, CBS, or NBC affiliate to be broadcast in your area |
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