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Awesome ad. From everything I've ever read, I could never be sure if this played as a "roadshow". Thanks for the news, Doug.
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I have that a4 roadshow poster too, Doug - it was from a film magazine of the time.
films and filming I think.
Great to have the little coupon slips that you cut off!!
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I believe that it was the New Beverly in L.A. at which I saw the European road show version a bunch of years ago. This was before the 1995 restoration and director's cut finally happened.
It was a print that was used in England and, as they discovered when the watched it prior to the audience showing, had the missing scenes but was cut by the British censors for language in particular (with what may have been dull garden sheers, but I digress).
But one interesting feature is that it did have an intermission card. However there was no overture, no intermission or exit music, and no entr'acte. Just the word Intermission emblazoned across the screen and a fade to black.
Bo Hopkins was there along with Matthew Peckinpah and afterwords Bo said his final line from the film, which the censors had removed from the print, to riotous applause.
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Hi
I see a showing in i think 74 at the old Astora in london it was in 70 mmm with intermission
again no music on the cards butv i will never forget it
a all time great movie
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