Okay gang, I scanned the rest of the movie ads I wanted to share with all of you.
Below is a grab bag from various Colorado papers including, The Gazette Telegraph, The Colorado Springs Sun and the Rocky Mountain News, all from the Winter of 1973.
Have fun,
Below is a grab bag from various Colorado papers including, The Gazette Telegraph, The Colorado Springs Sun and the Rocky Mountain News, all from the Winter of 1973.
Have fun,
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| Forbidden Love, 1970's Style |
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| The 4 Marx Brother or Charles Bronson, an easy decision |
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| American history as it should have been |
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| Love, Poetry and Death in Mexico |
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| Tamara Dobson kicks monumental ass in Cleopatra Jones |
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| Cold Turkey, with Dick Van Dyke and Bob Newhart is a wonderfully mean spirited comedy from Norman Lear |
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| A great time at the Drive-In |
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| Try to find this kind of variety at the movies these days |
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| Any one of these is worth the price of admission |
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| Franco Nero and Jack Palance having Spaghetti Western fun |
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| Pat Boone saves a young Erik Estrada from the gangster life |
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| Dracula AD 1972, Hammers best B-Picture |
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| I hadn't even known that Cosby and Culp had made a movie |
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| Here's the first in a series of great looking "Creature Features" |
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| A Roger Corman / Edgar Allan Poe double feature |
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| Here's a great looking "Marathon of Fright" |
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| And from the very next week, another "Marathon of Fright" |
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| The version Shakespeare kept to himself |
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| The Pied Piper is a forgotten semi-horror gem that I'll be writing more about very soon |
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| Years before the musical version of Little Shop of Horrors,the Corman classic was already being parodied |
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| The disaster film cycle begins |
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| Is this movie about a sled? |
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| John Huston is a great time as Noah in an otherwise stunningly dull version of Genesis |
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| What!!! Pam Grier is only on the "second" bill?? |
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| Maybe it's me, but there's something so smutty and yet innocent about 70's "dirty" movie title |
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| Charles Bronson taking up half the page, because he's Bronson Dammit |
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| See what I mean, obvious, and bad double entendres, but you can't help but like them |
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| The fact that these movies played at the Drive-In really sort of amazes the 21st century sensibilities, doesn't it! |
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| Nothing like a Hammer double feature to make a good night at the movies |
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| Two of my very favorite examples of 1970's Science Fiction from before Star Wars came along and mucked it all up |
Bronson was out in The Mechanic and Death Wish at the same time? I love the tagline "He has 100 ways to kill and they all work." As opposed to "He has 100 ways to kill but only one of them is even vaguely harmful."
ReplyDeletees increíble la pagina!!! felicitaciones, Paulina Uribe, stgo, Chile
ReplyDeleteBack in the day when the Las Vegas Cinema was open you could call their number and they would have a recording with a sexy, husky voiced woman giving the movie titles, and showtimes complete with descriptions of the plot. Pretty heady stuff for a 13 year old boy back then....
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