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Rediscovering [Walt] Disney: Vintage Advertising (6): Snow White

1937. Announcing the premiere engagement at the Carthay Circle Theatre in L.A. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1937. Announcing the premiere engagement at the Carthay Circle Theatre in L.A. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1937. Announcing the premiere engagement at the Carthay Circle Theatre in L.A. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1938. Glowing reviews of the film. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1938. Glowing reviews of the film. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1938. Glowing reviews of the film. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1938. Snow White playing for fifth straight week at Radio City Music Hall. (Boxoffice Magazine) 1938. Encouraging theater owners to book "The Great Walt Disney Festival of Hits." (Boxoffice Magazine)

Rediscovering [Walt] Disney: Vintage Advertising (5)

1937. RKO Radio Pictures becomes the new distributor of Walt Disney pictures. ( Boxoffice Magazine )

Dinosaurs are still cool.

I think the first, vivid, memory of dinosaurs I have is from the NYS Museum (in the State Education Building on Washington Ave.) when I was in elementary school. I remember they had a woolly mammoth and a model of a giant dragonfly that kind of freaked me out. Then came those awesome stop-motion dinos from "King Kong" (1933). All of the crazy, giant prehistoric critters taking out the unprepared crew, Kong fighting a giant snake, pterodactyl and then that epic Kong vs. T-Rex bout... Yeah, Kong remains very close to the top of my favorite movies list. In the 1973 there was this little show called "Land of the Lost," and it was awesome! Okay, awesome is maybe a stretch, but I was fan. Marshall, Will and Holly on a routine expedition... Chaka the monkey boy! Sleestaks! And everybody's favorite rubber dino Grumpy . No where near scientifically accurate, but so much Saturday morning fun! After that was the awesomely bad Doug McClure movie "The Land...

NEW "X-men: First Class" Trailer... in RUSSIAN!

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