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Author Topic: "HUGE" reward for a DRIVE-IN CLOCK Derek Maxwell Film Handler Posts: 87 From: Ohio Registered: Nov 1999 posted 07-01-2000 11:48 PM                        I am looking for the best copy I can find to buy or borrow to make a new negative of an old favorite DRIVE-IN INTERMISSION CLOCK. I have a few beat up copies but are not complete and not in good enough shape to strike a new negative with. I was told it was called "ON THE SPOT" but you all might remember it for the cartoons in it like THE GOODIES MACHINE, THE MARTIAN VISITOR, THE POT-O-GOLD, and GOODIES MOUNTAIN. It started with a yellow screen with two guys pulling on a WELCOME sign and the announcer saying "THAT'S NOT BIG ENOUGH...NO THAT'S NOT BIG ENOUGH EITHER...I need a nice condition print with good color. The lab can correct the color to a certain amount and I can get a print with just lite wear since when they wet gate it, it will cover up lite wear. I am desperate!!! I will pay TOP DOLLAR for a nice print or will pay just to borrow a nice print. If anybody has one or knows someone who can help, please contact me ASAP. Thanks to all for your help.  |  IP: Logged Derek Maxwell Film Handler Posts: 87 From: Ohio Registered: Nov 1999 posted 07-06-2000 06:56 PM                        If nobody has a complete one, I will take whatever peices of this clock I can find.  |  IP: Logged

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