Flicker Alley

[domino harvey]

Bubblegum pink cover or bust

[What A Disgrace]

I'm not in a place where I can post the cover art here, but the artwork used by the Criterion release is, in fact, the reverse cover art.

[Finch]

[Matt]

Cover and screenshots here

[Stefan Andersson]

2025 releases:

He Who Gets Slapped—this was already announced, one of two MGM titles now PD which they'll release.

Early German Musical Comedies—a box set containing The Virtuous Sinner, The Private Secretary, The Trunks of Mr. O.F. (with Peter Lorre) and I By Day, You By Night, all 1931 except the last, which is 1932.

Merry-Go-Round—the film from which Erich von Stroheim was fired and replaced by Rupert Julian

Cinema's First Colors—billed as "digital only,"

The Extraordinary World of Charlie Bowers (1917-1940)

Melies: Tales of the Macabre (1896-1911)

The Street of Forgotten Men—a Louise Brooks feature plus some rare bits.

Laurel and Hardy: Year Three

The Garden of Eden Flicker Alley's very first release in a new restoration from 35mm and with a color sequence

Source:
https://www.nitrateville.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=37042

[domino harvey]

Early German Musical Comedies—a box set containing The Virtuous Sinner, The Private Secretary, The Trunks of Mr. O.F. (with Peter Lorre) and I By Day, You By Night, all 1931 except the last, which is 1932.

Ich bei Tag und du bei Nacht is a great film that I only saw due to trying to complete our forum's All Time eligibility list, I think anyone here would enjoy it a lot!

[Calvin]

It looks like there's some overlap with the programme of German Musical Comedies that were shown at Il Cinema Ritrovato in 2022. Glad to see that Ich bei Tag und du bei Nacht is getting a release as I really enjoyed that one, though my favourite of that section was probably Fritz Kortner's So ein Mädel vergisst man nicht.

[Mario G.]

The Extraordinary World of Charlie Bowers (1917-1940)

Has this not already been released? I’m pretty sure I got it in their last sale. Is this a case where there’s been new materials discovered or something along those lines?

[Tommaso]

Early German Musical Comedies—a box set containing The Virtuous Sinner, The Private Secretary, The Trunks of Mr. O.F. (with Peter Lorre) and I By Day, You By Night, all 1931 except the last, which is 1932.

Ich bei Tag und du bei Nacht is a great film that I only saw due to trying to complete our forum's All Time eligibility list, I think anyone here would enjoy it a lot!

Best news so far this year, even though "Ich bei Tag und du bei Nacht" is already out on Blu here in Germany. But "Die Koffer des Herrn O.F." is also a marvellous satirical comedy completely unavailable officially, and just wait till you get to see "Die Privatsekretärin", thought lost for a long time and only recently restored. It's the German original of "Sunshine Susie", and if you have seen that British version, you might imagine what a treat the original is. Easily one of the very greatest of the Weimar sound films.