Last night I watched an episode of the Mary Tyler Moore show (1975 vintage),a short documentary by the Canadian comedy team of Wayne and Schuster on the Marx Brothers,and some trailers: Batman Forever (brilliant color on this one), A Bridge Too Far ( a one minute and two 30 second trailers) and a one minute promotional reel for the 1960's TV western "The Big Valley." Sorry about no screenshots,will work on getting some posted in future threads.

I'm surprised that a trailer for a more contemporary film like "Batman Forever" was available on 16mm. But then again, there's a lot available on film that I don't know about. I'm really looking forward to your future screenshots Doug.

The promo for 'The Big Valley' sounds interesting Douglas; we used to watch that in the UK in the 60s. You never know what's going to turn up Tim. Did anyone else here buy that rare 50ft short from Perrys: 'Christmas Greetings of 1938'; had top American and British stars wishing cinema audiences a Merry Christmas. This film is highly sought after by fans of Will Hay, who makes a brief appearance.

Tim,
I too was surprised to come across the "Batman Forever" trailer,but was happy to find it.The trailer runs for two and a half minutes and has excellent color and sound.I hope I can find more like it out there.
Robert:
The Big Valley promo runs for a bit over a minute.The interesting thing is that when it ends another brief one (about 10-15 seconds) runs as after the first one fades out.I also thought that the small yellow reel it came on with ABC tv network printed on it was rather cool.

That sounds like a treasure Douglas.