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Posted by Bob Furmanek (Member # 171) on 05-01-2000, 02:48 PM:
Just thought I'd let everyone know that the Stanford Theatre in Palo Alto, California has started their 3-D festival. This is the real thing folks! All double-system polaroid prints shown on a silver screen with carbon arc projection. This is the way these films were originally seen in theatres back in the early fifties. Right now they have a double-feature of HOUSE OF WAX and DIAL M FOR MURDER. This show runs until Thursday, May 4. On Friday they open with CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON and IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE. If you've only seen these films in those terrible red/blue anaglyph versions, you haven't really seen them in 3-D. The underwater photography in CREATURE is excellent. The festival is scheduled to run throughout May. For more info, check out the theatres website at www.stanfordtheatre.com Don't miss this unique opportunity to see some really rare 3-D films in a classic restored theatre!
Bob Furmanek, Curator
3-D Film Archives
"Preserving Our Stereoscopic Film Heritage"
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Posted by Bob Furmanek (Member # 171) on 05-03-2000, 03:23 PM:
The following titles have just been confirmed for the festival:Kiss Me Kate (new print with interlocked magnetic stereo track),
Miss Sadie Thompson (new print),
The Glass Web (first known 3-D revival),
Gun Fury,
Revenge of the Creature,
Charge at Feather River,
I the Jury,
Inferno (IB Technicolor),
The Maze,
Second Chance (IB Technicolor)
In addition, they will be running some very rare 3-D shorts and cartoons (Boo Moon, Hypnotic Hick, Motor Rhythm, etc.)
All films will be presented in the original dual-strip, polaroid versions.
For dates and times, visit www.stanfordtheatre.com
Posted by Bob Furmanek (Member # 171) on 05-10-2000, 07:15 PM:
The new schedule has finally been posted. Visit the Stanford Theatre Movie Guide at www.stanfordtheatre.com