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Post Your Holiday Wish List and Win Flicker Alley DVDs at NitrateVille.com

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Nov 15, 2010, 10:40:39 AM11/15/10
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If you're a fan of silent and talkie cinema who has never visited or
posted at NitrateVille.com, here's a really good reason to do so.

Post your holiday wish list of things related to the NitrateVille era,
whether it's a DVD, a book, a soundtrack, a one-sheet or an
autographed picture of Karl Puffy to put by your bedside, and you'll
be eligible for our drawing three weeks from today, Monday, December
7th.

And what could you win? Thanks to the generosity of our friends at
Flicker Alley we have three— THREE! A 50% increase over last year—
fabulous new releases which could be yours! (Sorry, due to rights
restrictions, the drawing is limited to US and Canada
NitrateVillains.)

The prizes are...

1) CHICAGO— the acclaimed DVD of Cecil B. DeMille's racy, hardbitten
1927 version of the Maurine Watkins play which spawned the recent
Oscar winner (not to mention Roxie Hart with Ginger Rogers), a
gorgeous print with score by the Mont Alto Orchestra.

2) THE ITALIAN STRAW HAT-- Rene Clair's delightful adaptation of a
classic farce in which a wedding is disrupted by a chain of events
that all begin when a horse eats a hat.

3) CHAPLIN AT KEYSTONE-- an eyeopening retrospective of the films that
made Chaplin Chaplin, in new prints from all over the world, and with
scores by practically everybody.

How do you enter the drawing? All you have to do is register at
NitrateVille and post your wish list for the holidays-- whatever stuff
related to the classic film era you'd love to see in your stocking or
other-religious-tradition equivalent. Here's the thread:

http://www.nitrateville.com/viewtopic.php?t=7670

(Note: If the NitrateVille spam filter catches you up, email me at
mikegebert at gmail dotcom, and I'll straighten it out. It is,
unfortunately, the price we pay for being free of hot sexy Russian
teens, MI5 conspiracy rantings, etc.)

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