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Bill Gabel
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 - posted 08-04-2003 04:33 PM      Profile for Bill Gabel   Email Bill Gabel   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
There is a special on the White House Theatre and one of it's projectionists running on Thursday night, August 7th on Bravo.

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Jeff Taylor
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 - posted 08-05-2003 09:01 AM      Profile for Jeff Taylor   Email Jeff Taylor   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Bill: I was thumbing through one of those "grocery store" tabloids my wife had picked up and, wonder of wonders, there was a story on the White House screening room with all kinds of tid-bits on every president from Johnson through Clinton provided by the projectionist who's been there for supposedly 33 years. The only problem was that they showed a picture of the guy standing next to his projector--a 16mm JAN on a homemade wooden 2'X4' stand. Somehow I kinda doubt that!

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Bill Gabel
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Jeff
I saw the same paper on Sunday after my girlfriend was looking at it.

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Paul Salley
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 - posted 08-05-2003 10:31 AM      Profile for Paul Salley   Email Paul Salley       Edit/Delete Post 
This is just how it always is....anything you wanna see on TV is always on THURSDAY NIGHT!!!! [Roll Eyes]

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Bill Gabel
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Bump

This runs tonight on Bravo around 7pm (est). It's a 3 part show, all 3 parts run after each other. Get your VCR's set.

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Jeff Taylor
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I caught about 90% of the series last night, and it certainly cleared up the convenitional myths about the white house still running XL's with mono sound, etc. Obviously, they've been the recipient of a lot of generosity when it comes to equipment. Obviously, though, most of it was aimed at "non theatrical" people and with the exception of some tid bits was someting of a letdown. I got a chuckle over Kennedy's behind the scenes direction of PT109 and Nixon's "nixing" of the number from 1776 (terrible movie IMHO), but I do wonder where Reagan got a "White House quality" print of Knute Rockney! Good luck if one of us called Warners. Ahh to be Jack Valenti.

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Claude S. Ayakawa
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The entire three part show was shown last night at 8:00 here in Honolulu and I also watched about 90% of the program. Although the show was very interesting, the commercials started to get on my nerves when they kept showing promos for Bravo's "WEST WING" and the reality show with a gay theme over and over and over and over and over and over again! After about an hour and a half, I was very bored by the show itself because of being forced to watch these commercials over and over and over and over and over again!

By the way, I have to differ with you about "1776", Jeff. I love the movie because of my interest in early American history. I thought it was very well made and as far as I can tell, it was fairly accurate.

-Claude

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Steve Guttag
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Moderator - This is more of a "Yak" thread since it doesn't involve DVD or other post-release films. I suppose it could be considered "home theatre."

Steve

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System Notices
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It has been 705 days since the last post.


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Andy Summers
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I have heard that Deep throat was EX-FBI…..

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