RecordCouncil | Dynamic Roller Stability Test @RecordCouncil | Uploaded June 2021 | Updated October 2024, 18 hours ago.
Yeah it's a reprint ;)
I will upload the cut and cropped version soon.
Stability seems good with the new dynamic roller. I think it's better than before. There's still bobbing which is kind of inherent in the film but the twerking or twisting seems to have been lessened.
Yeah it's a reprint ;)
I will upload the cut and cropped version soon.
Stability seems good with the new dynamic roller. I think it's better than before. There's still bobbing which is kind of inherent in the film but the twerking or twisting seems to have been lessened.
![Id Climb the Highest Mountain - Intro Credits (1951) [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZYTnQrNj29Y/hqdefault.jpg "Id Climb the Highest Mountain - Intro Credits (1951) [35mm]
A bit of a scratched up warped mess and it absolutely stinks but made it through the scanner ok.")
![Nitrate R4H: - “Smugglers Beware” Fragment (1952) [35mm 2K Academy]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Zl57iOqfUWs/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R4H: - “Smugglers Beware” Fragment (1952) [35mm 2K Academy]
The first 3 and a half minutes of theatrical short about United States Customs Service. Safety stock.
Well this is it folks, this is the last piece of film from the 4 reels of (mostly) nitrate film I was given to scan in. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed seeing all of the different bits and pieces.")
![Pike Productions Intermission Filler: Clouds [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Zl8Z2UTkNXI/hqdefault.jpg "Pike Productions Intermission Filler: Clouds [35mm]
I have a few of these filler pieces from the 10 minute clock. This is the clouds section. In some other uploads online the sequencing is slightly different and the music used in my version is playing over the coastal scenes in other prints.
Ive pulled the red channel down about 25% to compensate for some slight fade.
The track is Discolation by Midas Touch, from the Programme Music library album PM019 Medium - Rare. I actually really like this song.")
![Pepsi - Son Of A Gun (Have A Pepsi Day Version) [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_8LQ4G29Tig/hqdefault.jpg "Pepsi - Son Of A Gun (Have A Pepsi Day Version) [35mm]
Never seen this intermission with the Have a Pepsi Day music before. Unfortunately this print had sprocket tooth scratches through the entire soundtrack so I could only use one of the duplicated waveforms so this will be noisier than the usual 35mm mono track. Its also severely faded which I have tried to reduce somewhat to make it more watchable.")
![Nitrate R2D: Van Beuren Rainbow Parade - Japanese Lanterns Fragment (1935) [35mm Overscan]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_E4Zd81qM0Q/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R2D: Van Beuren Rainbow Parade - Japanese Lanterns Fragment (1935) [35mm Overscan]
Portion of cartoon, about 10% including fragments of title and end cards. Interestingly this does not appear to be the correct title card music for this cartoon, at least not the original version.
Two-strip Cinecolor print with characteristic soundtrack on the blue record. Single bilateral variable area soundtrack.
Also worthy of note in this version are the BH perforations exhibiting the classic tearing at the sharp corners.
Cartoon was renamed Chinese Lanterns during WWII.")
![NSS O Series Also Selected Short Subjects [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/a1zoTogWTes/hqdefault.jpg "NSS O Series Also Selected Short Subjects [35mm]
Exactly what it says.")
![Nitrate R1A: The Street Singer Fragment (1937) [35mm 2K Academy]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/awEPtSm2Hxc/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R1A: The Street Singer Fragment (1937) [35mm 2K Academy]
a.k.a. Interval For Romance
Starring Arthur Tracy, Arthur Riscoe and Margaret Lockwood
Thank you to @JoachimAV for positively identifying this film.")
![Nitrate R1C: Herald Newsreel Processing Stunt (ca. 1930s) [35mm Overscan]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/b7ZqqKPg8M8/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R1C: Herald Newsreel Processing Stunt (ca. 1930s) [35mm Overscan]
From what I can gather this clip is theatre patrons arriving for the evening, being interviewed by the Herald Newsreel and being told that the footage they are appearing in was to be rushed through processing and then projected at interval later that same night. Probably a technically impressive novelty at the time.
Although this is an unknown year. Gladys Moncrieff being interviewed at 0:29 looks of a similar age to another clip from 1930 so guessing early/mid 1930s.")
