http://www.luath.co.uk/acatalog/My_Epileptic_Lurcher.html
http://www.luath.co.uk/acatalog/My_Epileptic_Lurcher.html
http://www.hollowhorse.co.uk/bio.asp
http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/online/edo/detail.php?view=toc.4
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Here's a link to the full set:
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http://www.nfb.ca/animation/objanim/en/filmmakers/Norman-McLaren/films.php
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]]>a pole-vaulter, an alky fae Aberdeen, a rhinoceros with a cold, Sidney Poitier, two eskimos, a bampot fae Auchenshuggle, Ian Paisley, Tinky-Winky, Willie Wonka, Salman Rushdie, a pure space-budgie fae Milton, a guy in an iron lung, Bonnie Tyler, a proboscis monkey, Marvin Gaye Senior, a fiddle-de-dee, a processed pea, a knobbly knee, a Samoan, Geri Halliwell, a Gary Numan impersonator, The Lone Ranger, Donald Dewar, Peter Greenaway, Michaelangelo, a man covered with big warts, a right muppet fae Troon, Cher, a total scunner fae Montrose, James Brown, Lord Lucan, a toucan that can say gerritrightupye, a Bosnian Serb, a rent-boy, Terry Wogan, Mott the Hoople, Ronald Reagan, a tap-dancer, three cannibals, Des Lynam, Sooty and Sweep, a right creep fae Bridge of Weir, a blind guy fae Kilwinning, three lawyers, Frank Bruno, David Icke, Vincent Price, George Orwell, Perry Como, Yoko Ono, Spandau Ballet, a pure wally fae Mount Florida, a Scottish Jew, Looby-Loo, Iggy Pop, a doughball from Forfar, Bob the Builder, all of Spinal Tap’s drummers, another fly, the first one’s wee brother
a big-game hunter, a punter fae Yoker, Bram Stoker, Robbie Williams, Ringo Starr, Nessie, Jimmy Hill, The Two Ronnies, Martina Navaratilova, Graham Norton, Brigitte Bardot, an arms-dealer, a tattie-peeler, a peely-wally lassie fae Barassie, Kylie Minogue, The Pogues, Fran and Anna, Charlton Heston, a guy with no toes, a man fae Arbroath under oath, The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, Tarzan, Batman, Stanley Baxter, Paul Daniels, the Andrex puppy, an orang-utan, a lousy wean fae Easterhouse with half a dozen fleas, three MSPs, Billy Fury, Madame Curie, a mental bairn fae Auchinleck, a high court judge, a toy poodle, a pot-noodle, George Robertson, Imelda Marcos, a French maid, Lionel Blair, Lena Zavaroni, Sonny Liston, Mulder and Scully, John Lennon, a black guy chained to a bike, a Spud-U-Like, a suppository, a grassy knoll, a greasy pole, Mary Queen of Scots, a suicidal businessman, Barbara Windsor, a pure loony fae Westerhailes, Hugh McDiarmid, Eddy the Eagle, Captain Pugwash, another fly, the other two’s pal
Bobby Davro, Bobby Elbow, a traffic warden, Zippy, a pure numpty fae East Kilbride, Fraser Elder, Maisy Mouse, a taxi-driver, Siouxie Sioux, Miss Universe, The Three Stooges, Humpty Dumpty, Gloria Hunniford, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a lad fae Garngad who’s as daft as a brush, Korky the Cat, Billy McKenzie, an arse fae Lenzie, Peter Purves, The Original Fleetwood Mac, a right dud fae Cardross, a dosser fae Mosssblown, a zebra on it’s own, Reginald Perrin, Orla Guerin, Charles Haughtrey, Harrison Ford, a right pillok fae Aviemore, another fly, but she hasn’t met the other ones yet
Clark Kent, Donald Findlay QC, The Three Musketeers, Woody from Cheers, Ant and Dec, a jibbering wreck fae John O’Groats, a pure stoatir fae Maryhill, a couple a wiseguys fae Skye, a German tourist, a Glasgow junkie, a junk-yard dog and a wide-mouthed frog all walk into this bar.
The barman looks up and says, ‘What is this ? Some kind of a joke ?’
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Where the Hell is Matt?3 min 42 sec - 11-Jul-2006
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http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-3180361962616283789&q=WHERE+THE+HELL+IS+MATT&pr=goog-sl
Description: Les Kiriki acrobates japonais [1907]
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=238654981022382584&hl=en-GB
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]]> This legendary French movie of a Ferrari racing through the early morning streets of Paris is combined with a google map. Follow the instruction and enjoy Rendez-vous
Description: C'était un rendez-vous Want to see more cool videos? Go to video.google.co.uk/ Think you have an even cooler video? Add it at video.google.co.uk/videouploadform
If you're having trouble watching the video, try copying the following URL into your browser:
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=5967384923877111213&q=claude+lelouche&pr=goog-sl
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La Linea is an Italian animated series created by Osvaldo Cavandoli. The cartoon features a man walking on an infinite line. The man himself is drawn using one line and is a part of the line he is walking on.
The character encounters obstacles and often turns to the cartoonist to draw him a solution. The background color changes as mood or feelings of the character change, but most of the series was black and white. The cartoon was originally used for advertisements, before the animated series was created.
Here are
56 episodes of La Linea
(just click on a number).
Synopsis
Employing dark humour with a political edge, this is a literary novel with an urban setting.
Order a copy from the Amazon link above
JF
Ian, Yvonne, Aiden & Joy:
http://www.chem.gla.ac.uk/~gbarr/cinemas/index.html
The B-listed Govanhill Picture House opened in 1926. Built to the designs of Eric A Sutherland, it featured an interesting Egyptian-styled facade, with columns and a moulded scarab above the entranceway.
The interior sat 1,200, and although described as having stalls and balcony, the front of the 'balcony' came right down to the rear of the 'stalls' level, with a wooden dividing wall to keep the separate areas apart.
The building was sold to ABC in 1929, and remained open until 1961, from when it was used for bingo. That ended in 1974, since when the building has mainly been used as a warehouse.
However, the cinema is now derelict, and the building is on the Scottish Buildings At Risk register, so its future is uncertain - reports suggest an application to demolish the building to replace it with flats may be in the pipeline.
A 1980s exterior is available here, courtesy Chris Doak.
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Opened 25.4.32 by Harry Winocour (W Regent) at back of the Govanhill Picture House. Arch. Cowieson's. s. 1,250. Sold, 1954, to Green's. Cl. 1967. Bingo until 1972. Dem. 1981.
Photo c1980 courtesy Chris Doak.
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