LITTLE ELF: A Celebration of Harry Langdon

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LITTLE ELF: A Celebration of Harry Langdon

Postby Michael J Hayde » Sun Jun 17, 2012 3:22 pm

LITTLE ELF can now be pre-ordered from Amazon. (The books are printed; they just need to make their way to Amazon's warehouse[s] before they ship out.) This is the best (possibly the only) way to get it if you live outside the U.S. And for those IN the U.S., there's free shipping.

http://www.amazon.com/Harry-Langdon--Li ... ry+Langdon

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Re: LITTLE ELF: A Celebration of Harry Langdon

Postby Michael J Hayde » Sat Jun 23, 2012 9:10 am

John McElwee's wonderful Greenbriar Picture Shows gives LITTLE ELF a rave review!

http://www.greenbriarpictureshows.blogs ... on-of.html

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Re: LITTLE ELF: A Celebration of Harry Langdon

Postby Gary Johnson » Sat Jun 23, 2012 5:27 pm

As they should, Michael....

So is Richard among the few with a print of SWINGIN' ON A RAINBOW, as McElwee surmised?

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Re: LITTLE ELF: A Celebration of Harry Langdon

Postby Louie Despres » Sat Jun 23, 2012 5:45 pm

Gary Johnson wrote:So is Richard among the few with a print of SWINGIN' ON A RAINBOW, as McElwee surmised?


It has been shown at Slapsticon & Cinevent so that is a pretty good guess. I have to say it's a pretty enjoyable film!


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