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November 3

Voting - The American Way (Army 1944 B&W)

Making of the President 1960 (Stuart 1963 B&W)

pre-Election screening of historic voting films.

November 10
Walk in My Shoes (ABC 1961 B&W)

Classic civil rights movement film twice nominated for an Academy award.

November 17�
Mr. Rock & Roll (1957 B&W)

Early rock & roll move with Alan Freed, Little Richard, Frankie Lyman, Chuck Berry, Lionel Hampton

November 24
Harvest of Shame (CBS 1960 b&w 60 min)

Migrant (NBC 1970 color 53 min)�

Social justice film by Edward Morrow originally broadcast Thanksgiving 1960, and a follow up film.

December 8

Miracle Healers (Don Como 1978 color 60 min) The Reverend Jim Jones’ own film promoting his Peoples Temple cult religion. One year after this was filmed, Jim Jones and over 900 cult members died in a mass suicide using cynide laced Kool-Aid at Jonestown Guyana.

December 15

The Photographer (Willard Van Dyke 1947 b&w 25 min) about Edward Weston

Ansel Adams, Photographer (Larry Dawson 1958 b&w 20 min)

December 22

Banks & The Poor (NET 1970 B&W 60 min) Nixon was so infuriated by this documentary that he vetoed Public Broadcasting’s budget

December 29

Animation Rare original Technicolor, Kodachrome and black & white films

Doughnuts (Van Burien 1933 B&W)�

Gypped in Egypt (Van Burien 1930 B&W)

When I Yoo Hoo (Warner Bros. 1936 Technicolor)

Stop That Tank (Disney 1942 Kodachrome)

Grain that built a Hemisphere. (Spanish language) (Disney 1943 Technicolor)

Reckless Driver (Lantz 1946 B&W) with banned scene

Scrub me Mama (Lantz 1941 B&W)

Everglade Raid (Lantz 1958 Technicolor)

Destination Earth (Amer. Petroleum Inst. 1957 Technicolor)

Der Blau Dunst (German language) (NFBC 1965 color)

January 5

The Girl Can’t Help It. (1956 Tashlin b&w 97 min) starring Little Richard, the Platters, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran and Fats Domino and starring Jayne Mansfield in a great performance that makes this the best of the first-generation rock & roll movies.� This is a rare vintage 1956 original print on sharp Kodak 16mm black & white film stock.�

February 2 2009

Drinking Driving & Dating
Taken together, these four films offer a fascinating glimpse into teenage mores fifty to sixty years ago, in sharp black & white vintage film prints.
Last Date (Wilding 1950 B&W 15 min.) One of the best teen driving scare films. This is the infamous teenacide film, the first movie to brand teenagers as reckless breeders of highway mayhem.

None For The Road (Centron 1957 B&W 15 min.) Three teen couples dancing at a tavern drink heavily, moderately or not at all, with a surprise ending. Interspersed are lab experiments where rats are injected with liquor by a university scientist (actually a Kansas City radio announcer).

Blind Date (ABC 1951 B&W 30 min) Kinescope of the live ABC television network broadcast of February 1, 1951. The show is hosted by Arlene Francis and is the first TV game show to be hosted by a woman. Quiz show where 6 men from NYU & Rutgers try to get a blindfolded girl to pick them by doing strange things and answering questions. This format was copied twenty years later as the Dating Game. Film includes network commercials.

Are You Popular (Coronet 1947 B&W 10 min.) The first social guidance dating film ever produced. .

February 9 2009

Disaster Control Radioactive Fallout (Air Force 1956 b&w 30 min)

Day Called X (filmed in Portland) (CBS 1957 B&W 30 min)

Operation Scat (Mobile CD 1954 B&W 10 min)

February 16 2009

A Time For Burning (1966 William Jersey B&W 56 min) Academy award nomination for best documentary. Film about race relations in Omaha.

February 23 2009

FBI (1957 MGHF B&W 60 min)(1957 MGHF B&W 60 min)

Mob & Riot Control (1964 Cahill color 15 min)

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Chandra	Mar 18 2009 5:53 AM Glad I got to see you at the OHS last Friday, even if the occasion was sad.
browse	Jan 13 2009 2:30 AM Aww, no movies on 1/12?
Chandra	Jan 1 2009 7:26 PM Happy New Year, Mr. Robinson!!!
nevafeva	Nov 24 2008 8:22 PM Flight 305 = $200,000!
Jessica Stiles	Nov 1 2008 3:56 AM Happy Halloween!
nevafeva	Jul 28 2008 9:15 PM I love you, Tom. Or is this Linda? I love Linda, too.
nevafeva	Jul 28 2008 4:33 PM Thanks for the use of your lovely home the other day, Negro. I'll see you and your lovely lady tonight!
dan	Jul 4 2008 7:04 PM Great evening Monday! you are the best in US, please don't stop. A big THANK You.
Foxy	May 10 2008 1:49 AM THANKS FOR THE ADD! WILL HAVE TOCHECK OUT MOVIE NIGHT CUTIE PIE!
cuervolinda	Mar 7 2008 10:37 PM Best birthday EVER! Can't wait to see you tonight. Number 300, baby!
pdxJules	Feb 11 2008 11:16 PM Thanx mucho for the Monday Movies, Tom & Linda. Your Intros have brought me into a more media savvy Groove. Heck, you've done that for SO MANY people - YOU ROCK ! -
Frank	Dec 21 2007 6:20 PM HAPPY CHRISTMAS FROM MONDAYMOVIES, GERMANY TO MONDAY MOVIES IN THE US! :-D
Chandra	Dec 20 2007 4:57 PM Happy Birthday!!
nevafeva	Oct 17 2007 11:22 PM Hi Tom! Sorry I missed you guys this week. Don't you have something going on re: home movies this Saturday? Email me the details!
cuervolinda	Aug 27 2007 11:14 PM Tonight is Gonna Rock the Hiz-ouse! August 27, 2007 is the Best of the Season from Monday Movie Night. If you missed any of the Monday Movie series, this is your chance to see the best films shown this summer. Tonight you will see: Scrub Me Mama With a Boogie Beat, banned black soundie from the 1930's. Possibly the most racist thing seen in Portland since Coon Chicken on Sandy Blvd. closed it's doors. Features cotton-picking, watermelon-eating and a guy napping in a swamp with flies swarming on him. Are You Popular? 1940's mental hygiene film that explains why parking with boys may make you think you're popular, but in reality you're just a cheap slut. Stop That Tank! WWII Disney-produced war propaganda film. Animated, yet frightening. And a never shown before bonus from Tom: Hitler's Hotties! 1930's Nazi-made German stag film. See titties and swastikas on the same reel. The Mississippi Station may not appreciate it, but you certainly will! Monday Movies will be moving to a more winter-appropriate venue soon to start another season of Monday Movies. If you'd like to be emailed a calendar of the upcoming Fall/Winter schedule once it is available, please send your request to mondaymovies at aol dot com. Monday Movies at Mississippi Station 3943 North Mississippi Ave. Portland, OR 97227 503.517.5751 Screening begins at sunset (approximately 9:00PM). This is a free event. Full bar and menu. Rain or shine. For a complete calendar of u
cuervolinda	Aug 20 2007 3:19 PM August 20, 2007 Monday Movie Night will screen: Unidentified Flying Objects, (Clarence Greene, 1956, 92 minutes) The first flying saucer documentary produced, by a director noted for his offbeat style and OCD-level concern for accuracy. Filmed in real government radar rooms with the cooperation of the military. Features the well-known incident when US Army jet Red Dog One was tracked and was surrounded by UFOs over Washington DC. There are only two Mondays left in the Summer series. Monday Movies will be moving to a more Winter-appropriate venue after next week. If you'd like to be emailed a calendar of the upcoming Fall/Winter schedule once it is available, please send your request to mondaymovies@yahoo.com. See movies under the stars as you view some of the finest documentary and educational films salvaged from the 20th century. The show begins at sunset, on the patio of Mississippi Station in North Portland. Local media historian and author Tom Robinson will introduce this 16mm print from his collection and play it on a vintage projector. See these original films the way they were meant to be seen, on a real projector, on a real screen, and drunk. Monday Movies at Mississippi Station 3943 North Mississippi Ave. Portland, OR 97227 503.517.5751 Screening begins at sunset (approximately 9:00PM). This is a free event. Full bar and menu. Rain or shine. For a complete calendar of upcoming movies, go to http://www.myspac
cuervolinda	Aug 6 2007 10:02 PM Hey, I got my photos back from the Vernonia gig:
cuervolinda	Jul 30 2007 11:22 PM August 1, 1981, MTV brings the music video into the homes of Middle America. October 7, 1952, American Bandstand launches the first live music TV program geared to teenagers. January 1941, the Soundie makes its debut in pre-War US bars, diners and roadhouses. Soundies were three-minute black and white mini-musical films that recorded the American music, dance, fashion and social history of their time. Made to be played on a self-contained coin-operated 16mm rear-projection machine, they covered all genres of music, and included swing, big bands, jazz, blues, country and western, hillbilly music among others. More than 1800 of the Soundies mini-musicals were made during their brief peak of popularity in the 1940’s. Tonight, July 30, 2007, Monday Movies will bring you over 20 original vintage Soundies, including many rare reels of black American Jazz and blues performances unavailable anywhere else. Join us for an evening of musical greats such as Cab Calloway, Ray Charles and Spike Jones. The show begins at sunset, on the patio of Mississippi Station in North Portland. Local media historian and author Tom Robinson will introduce each 16mm print from his collection and play it on a vintage projector older than you are. See these original films the way they were meant to be seen, on a real projector, on a real screen, and drunk. Monday Movies at Mississippi Station 3943 North Mississippi Ave. Portland, OR 97227 503.517.5751 Screening begins at sunset (approximately 9:00PM). This is a free event. Full bar and menu. Rain or shine. For a complete calendar of upcoming movies, go to http://www.myspace.c
cuervolinda	Jul 24 2007 12:23 AM July 23 is Photographers Week at Monday Movie Night. This week's schedule: The Photographer (Willard Van Dyke, 1947, black & white, 25 min) Edward Weston was one of the most influential photographer of our time. This film was made by his close friend Willard Van Dyke in 1948, ten years before his death. Ansel Adams, Photographer (Larry Dawson, 1958, black & white, 20 min) Get up close and personal with Ansel Adams as he works the magic. In this rare film you join him as he sets out for a shoot in his station wagon. Developing the Negative (US Army) Learn a valuable skill that doesn't involve violence from our own US Army in this instructional gem. Don't forget, next Monday, July 30, Monday Movies will present Soundies of the 1940's. Many rare reels by black musicians in this one.
nevafeva	Jul 10 2007 7:59 AM Thanks for another great night of movies, Tom! I took this picture tonight. Ask Linda for the rest.
cuervolinda	Jul 9 2007 10:11 AM July 9 is Corporate Propaganda Week at Monday Movie Night. As part of the evening this week, host Tom Robinson will speak about the wonders of Technicolor. This week's schedule: Miracle Healers (Don Como, 1978, color, 60 minutes) One year before Jim Jones tended bar for the final time in Guyana, he participated in this interesting little film about psychic surgery. This week, the Mississippi Station will offer a signature cocktail in honor of the event. I'm not saying what the secret ingredient is. It's a surprise. Destination Earth (American Petroleum Institute, 1957, Technicolor, 8 min.) Animated for those of you who have ADHD or will be stoned. Telephone Manners (US Post Office, 1972, color, 10 minutes) I'm not certain how the Post Office fancies itself an expert on manners in any medium, but apparently they decide to encroach on another public services' territory in this instructional film.
cuervolinda	Jul 7 2007 12:03 AM OMG! I came here to reply to your comments, and I've made the number one spot on your friends list! Yay! Happy anniversary, you sweet boy.
cuervolinda	Jul 6 2007 9:36 AM
Little Sue	Jun 28 2007 12:07 AM you assume that i don't already know how to subjugate the population with force and chemical weapons!
nevafeva	Jun 19 2007 7:15 AM Nice to have met you tonight! I look forward to more Monday movies!

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