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A second one has popped up, thanks to Andy Galaxy. Plenty of Fox Sunshine clips here: https://youtu.be/0pqXhvSijw4

With a beefy supporting appearance from Snub Pollard who attempts to decapitate Andy. https://youtu.be/4BA_S_qTI24

This 1932 Sennettcolor two-reeler was considered lost, except for these scenes which are out of order and duplicated: https://youtu.be/S1nZ2rO1zCg

This is rare (and funny) enough that I can even ignore the impossible-to-ignore German subtitles: https://youtu.be/HBTGPypXcNw

I didn’t know Dennis personally, but like many on this board I purchased films from him. He was instrumental in finding many rare and lost prints. He was one of the founding members of the Saginaw CineSation. I hope others who knew him will share their memories.

I think it is safe to say that this garnered one of the biggest laughs at the 2003 or 2005 Slapsticon (I forget which). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL0HGJ9fdzo

I just finishing listening and I think anyone who grew up watching classic comedy on TV, who perused Blackhawk catalogues, or who took the fatal bite of the apple and became a collector; will enjoy this. Don’t let the epic length deter you. I consumed it in half-hour chunks and the trio’s topics of ...

Upload courtesy of Geno's House of Rare Films, CALL OF THE ROCKIES (1944) is a well-made Republic oater notable for being Sunset Carson's first leading role (even if he is billed under Smiley Burnette). What makes this western special is the ending (at 54:19), which lifts this B-western into the Met...

Wow! Just discovered this so haven't watched, but... Bravo!

And Keenan Wynn as portrayed by Keenan Wynn is somewhat of a heel.