RecordCouncil | Nitrate R4D: "The Moon Is Blue" Fragment (1953) [35mm 2K Academy] @RecordCouncil | Uploaded November 2023 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
The last minute and a bit before the end of reel 3.
Includes changeover cues While I've never personally referred to them as "cigarette burns" including the term here may improve search results.
The last minute and a bit before the end of reel 3.
Includes changeover cues While I've never personally referred to them as "cigarette burns" including the term here may improve search results.
![Nitrate R4D: The Moon Is Blue Fragment (1953) [35mm 2K Academy]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LwpeVhMFDdQ/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R4D: The Moon Is Blue Fragment (1953) [35mm 2K Academy]
The last minute and a bit before the end of reel 3.
Includes changeover cues While Ive never personally referred to them as cigarette burns including the term here may improve search results.")
![Nitrate R4B: The Rocket Man fragment (1954) [35mm Overscan]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MJyhkJRhpOw/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R4B: The Rocket Man fragment (1954) [35mm Overscan]
About 10:30 into the film.
Thanks to @TheReturnofNIlbog for identifying.
Safety stock.")
![Cinema Camera Warning [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/MgTeWzrVueo/hqdefault.jpg "Cinema Camera Warning [35mm]
An interesting one, probably from the early 2000s based on poly base and non-cyan soundtrack. Plus this was the era where cam copies of movies were most rampant.
I have no idea where this came from. I think I found it in a junk box in a store room of a cinema I worked at.")
![Nitrate R1C: Herald Newsreel Processing Stunt (ca. 1930s) [35mm 2K Academy]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nayj6T3M8f4/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R1C: Herald Newsreel Processing Stunt (ca. 1930s) [35mm 2K Academy]
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.")
![Gaumont British News [35mm Nitrate] (ca. 1934?)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/O8mkch2t9h0/hqdefault.jpg "Gaumont British News [35mm Nitrate] (ca. 1934?)
Part of a Gaumont newsreel from what seems to be the early 30s. Although it seems like it might be cut together from various newsreels looking at the title cards and content. The rest of the reel starts with a title card for the Universal British News so I think someone has just made a mash up at some point. There are two sections with absolutely awful variable density soundtracks that I could not pull any nice audio from, the skiing section and the planes at the end, I apologise for those. I have had this for years and I think I got it off the 35mm forums years ago though if you know anything about Nitrate film you can understand why I dont really like having it in the house.")
![Nitrate R1A: The Street Singer Fragment (1937) [35mm Overscan]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ODH2YJvn3nM/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R1A: The Street Singer Fragment (1937) [35mm Overscan]
a.k.a. Interval For Romance
Starring Arthur Tracy, Arthur Riscoe and Margaret Lockwood
Overscan version, decent sounding soundtrack for variable density.")
![Cinema Advertisement - McDonalds Australia: Care Bears/Action Man Happy Meal (2004) [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OEJyoqxiZtg/hqdefault.jpg "Cinema Advertisement - McDonalds Australia: Care Bears/Action Man Happy Meal (2004) [35mm]
Toy range released into stores June 11, 2004.")
![Australian Classification Board PG Rating Tag - Scope Raw [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OXBB0iTL5ws/hqdefault.jpg "Australian Classification Board PG Rating Tag - Scope Raw [35mm]
Raw scan")
![Australian Classification Board M Rating Tag - Scope [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Olh19PrIf24/hqdefault.jpg "Australian Classification Board M Rating Tag - Scope [35mm]
Full scanning aperture showing 3d printed plastic gate of the film scanner, the layer lines are clearly visible.")
