1973's Charlie Varrick

Scanned from my copy of the Ft. Lauderdale News, Nov. 30, 1973. Below is an ad from the same day. I thought it was funny in looking back that both movies felt it necessary to say they were "in color," but I suppose the industry was still in transition from playing some black and white movies at the time.

First Family

From the December 30th, 1980 issue of the Macon Herald.

Teenagers From Outer Space

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Clipped from the June 12, 1959 issue of of The Atlanta Journal.

Terminator 2

Clipped from the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel on Aug. 2, 1991.

Blake Edward's "10"

From the Macon Telegraph Tuesday, January 1, 1980.

1971's Zeppelin

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An unusual source for this ad; not from a newspaper, but from a comic book! I was going through some of my old comics in my collection and found this. Scanned from issue #14 of DC comic's "Phantom Stranger" published July 1971.

1954 Julius Caesar article

From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution dated Sunday, Feb. 21st, 1954.

Below, some smaller ads from the same day's newpaper.

Batman Forever

Clipped from the June 24th, 1995 edition of the Charleston Gazette (WV).

Star Trek 6: The Undiscovered Country

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The last of the Original Series movies with the full cast. This was clipped from the Friday, Dec. 6th, 1991 edition of the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel. This movie premiered only one day before the first Trek movie did, Dec. 7th, back in 1979.

Below is an interesting Trek-themed ad for the sound system in one of the theaters showing the new movie.

Jurassic Park

Clipped from a June 1993 edition of the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel.

If you like dinosaurs in the present day, much as this film presents, you will get a kick out of the ongoing series of posts I'm doing on another blog. Visit the "Dinosaurs Attack" entries, presenting hi-rez scans of the 1988 Topps card set, over at My Monster Memories!

1954's Jack Slade

From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, dated Sunday, Feb 21st, 1954.

And, from the same day's newspaper, this photo from "Hell and High Water."

"Well, uh... I don't know..."

"We've been down here for 6 weeks. All I'm sayin' is, they don't ask, we don't tell."

REMINDER!
Don't forget my other fun blogs:

My Star Trek Scrapbook at http://www.mystartrekscrapbook.blogspot.com/

and My Monster Memories at http://www.monstermemories.blogspot.com/

The Green Hornet

Clipped from the Macon Telegraph in 1974, this "movie" was merely several episodes of the 60's TV show, edited together and released theatrically to cash in on the public interest after Lee's death.

Superman: The Movie

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Full-page ad scanned in from the Friday, April 6th, 1979 edition of the Miami Herald.

Think about it: a full-page ad for a movie that's been in the theater for 17 weeks? Amazing, and something you may never see again. That movie was HUGE.

Batman Returns

Clipped from a Ft. Lauderdale paper in 1992.

Although I stopped clipping most newspaper ads after I got older (I didn't need to clip them when so much material was available, not like when I was a kid), I still did for some like this. Wish I had kept it up longer!

1953's Top Hat and The Cruel Sea

From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, dated Sunday, Dec. 20, 1953.

Steven Spielberg's 1941

From the Macon Telegraph (GA), published Tuesday, January 1, 1980.

1954's The Stand At Apache River

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Scanned from my copy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution published February 21, 1954.

Below, an ad for another theater from the same paper. It's a testment to the changing times: today, a movie titled "3 Sailors And A Girl" would more than likely only be available in the back room of the local video store.

The Jerk

Scanned from my copy of the Macon Telegraph (GA), published Tues, Jan 1, 1980.

Below are some more of the film ads from the same paper.

1957's The Unholy Wife

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Here's an ultra-cool gem of a movie ad from my copy of the Savannah Evening Press, dated Thursday. December 12, 1957. That is one bad girl there.

Jeffrey Hunter in 1954's The Young Texans

From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, dated Sunday, Feb 21st, 1954. Jeffrey Hunter went on to fame playing Christ in "Kings of Kings," and he notably played Captain Christopher Pike, the Enterprises's first (onscreen) captain on Star Trek.

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

From The New York Times, Sunday, Nov. 30th, 1986.

1951's People Will Talk

Scanned from my copy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, dated Sunday, Sept. 16, 1951. I love that "Happy Family" copy!

1953's Walking My Baby Back Home

In some states you could get arrested for that.

From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, dated Sunday, Dec. 20th, 1953. It looks like they're having w-a-a-a-ay too much fun for a 1950's newspaper!

1951's A Place In The Sun

From my copy of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, printed Sept. 16, 1951.

Capricorn One

Admat for "Capricorn One" from 1978.