Below: Here's the Double Bill UK Quad for the Goldfinger / For a Few Dollars More release. A big thank you to Dave Worrall for supplying this image.
Below: A Fistful of Dollars and You Only Live Twice being released as another U/A double bill feature at the Bournemouth Odeon 1971
Looking at these wonderful photos prompted me to raid my archives, I knew I had some photos stored away somewhere - so I was glad I managed to find them. Below are a number of Eastwood marquee fronts from around the UK, I have added information where I can. Of course I would love to add more, so please - if you have any in your files, feel free to forward me a copy and I will post it here. In the meantime - enjoy these trips down memory lane....
Below: An excellent display for Hang 'em high when shown in Madrid, Spain at the THEATER CINEMA LOPE DE VEGA
Below: Dirty Harry US Theatre display for première
Escape from Alcatraz showing at the Embassy Crawley 1979
Every which way but Loose showing at ABC Beckenham 1978
High Plains Drifter coming soon to the ABC Stevenage 1973
High Plains Drifter showing at ABC Mile End 1973
Jaws and Josey Wales showing in 1976
Joe kidd showing at ABC Ilford 1972
Below: Joe Kidd at the Los Altos Drive-in, Los Altos, CA
Kelly's Heroes showing at ABC Bath 1970
Kelly's Heroes showing at ABC Leicester 1970
Kelly's Heroes showing at ABC Staines 1970
Magnum Force showing at ABC Middlesborough 1974
Paint Your Wagon showing at ABC Bournemouth 1970
Paint Your Wagon showing at ABC Bristol 1972
Paint your Wagon showing at ABC Leeds 1973
Pale Rider showing at the Odean Rayners Lane 1985
The Dead Pool showing at the Cannon Ealing
The Enforcer showing at ABC Plymouth 1976
The Gauntlet showing at ABC Rochdale 1978
The Gauntler, Gateway Theatre, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
The Outlaw Josey Wales showing at the ABC Wakefield 1976
Where Eagles Dare ABC Oxford 1970
Below: Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire. Local crowds protest against closure of the cinema
Where Eagles Dare showing at ABC Bayswater 1970
Where Eagles Dare showing at The Gaumont Notting Hill
Where Eagles Dare showing at The Odeon Haverstock
Here is a friend Neil Thompson outside the Queens Cinerama
Theatre in Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1970. He started work here as a Junior
Projectionist in 1974... (Made redundant in 2014, after forty years in the
business) Where Eagles Dare ran for 29 Weeks from July 1969, joint forth
longest-run in Newcastle cinema history... A great picture!
Below: And here is Neil at the Queens Cinerama Theatre, Newcastle
1977… and that beautiful 70mm Screen (size 73` x 31`) where he saw Where Eagles
Dare, Neil said, ‘Where Eagles Dare showing on this size screen was awesome...
together with Ron Goodwin`s unforgettable music score, it sent shivers down my
back... I`m glad I was part of it all.’
Many thanks for the pictures Neil!
My mate Davy Triumph sent me a couple more photos this morning, check out this Firefox display! The perfect example of how to sell a film back in the day! Love it!
And another great picture featuring the Sudden Impact quad poster in the lobby of a Cumbernauld Cinema in 1984 - great stuff!
Below: A wonderful rare shot from a 35mm tourist slide which appeared recently on Ebay. A lot of reconstruction and restoration work was required as it had a rather heavy watermark across the cast credits and part of Clint's face. However, it is such a beautiful photo (taken in Madrid, Spain 1972) that it was worth the effort to try and present it close to it's original state. My thanks to Davy Triumph for bringing this photo to my attention.
Below: A great corner billboard in the U.S. advertising the double-bill feature of Dirty Harry / Magnum Force - circa 1975
Below: The Outlaw Josey Wales showing at the Warner West End in London, what a great line up of films
Below: In 1968 Hang em' High was shown at the Lensic, Santa Fe, Mexico (complete with hanging dummies and a missing 'A') The movie was filmed West of Santa Fe, on location.
Below: The Outlaw Josey Wales - The Whisky A Go Go 1976
Below: Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, Odeon Cinema, Gateshead 1975
Below: A couple of super shots of Thunderbolt and Lightfoot while being shown at the Capitol Cinema on Gran Via Avenue, Madrid, Spain.
Below: Dirty Harry, showing at the Forty Fort theatre, Forty Fort, PA
Below: Joe Kidd, showing in Manchester 1971
Below: Joe Kidd showing alongside Hitchcock's Frenzy - venue unknown
Below: The Rio, Toronto, Canada showing the first four Dirty Harry movies
Below: From more recent times, a couple of displays for Sully
Below: Gran Torino, Washoe Theater, Anaconda, Montana
Rafael cinema in San Rafael, California, March 1979 Every which way but Loose
Below: Oriental Theater, Chicago 1967
Below: Here's a couple of new photos sent to me by our friend Richard DuVal, the first is from the Paramount Thetre on Hollywood Boulevard when showing Where Eagles Dare. Below that, a superb Marquee display for Unforgiven when shown at the Bruin Theatre in Westwood CA.
Below: Another great marquee shot, this time The Rookie at the Bruin Theatre in Westwood CA.
Below: The Enforcer sharing the Marquee with Superman, Anco Theater in Times Square NY
Below: Firefox at the Village Theatre in Westwood CA.
Below: A couple of great shots (thanks to Kevin Walsh) sent in featuring Where Eagles Dare shown at the U/A theatre in the Bay Area of San Francisco
Below: Ideal Theatre Play Misty for Me, Emmett Idaho 1971
Here's a great new shot sent in by the Archive's friend Richard DuVal. Taken at the The Garmar Theater in Montebello, CA. A great double-bill screening featuring Every Which Way But Loose and The Outlaw Josey Wales. Superb.
Below: Sudden Impact shown in Times Square New York
Below: Unforgiven showing at the Bruin Theater, Westwood CA. in 1992
Below: Magnum Force showing in Times Square NY
2 comments:
1. The “unknown U.S. location” showing “The Gauntlet” was the Gateway Theater in Fort Lauderdale, Florida;
2. The Rafael Theater showing “Every Which Way But Loose” was located in San Rafael (not Petaluma) California.
Many thanks dlswansonjr, all corrected.
TCEA
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