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"This is CINERAMA" (1952)
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"Cinerama Holiday" (1955)
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"Seven Wonders of the World" (1956)
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"Search for Paradise" (1957)
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"Cinerama South Seas Adventure" (1958)
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"Renault Dauphine" (Commercial short) (1959)
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"The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm" (1962)
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"How The West Was Won" (1962) •
"The Best of Cinerama" (1962) •
"Cinerama's Russian Adventure"
(1966) •
"In The
Picture" (2012)
Willem Bouwmeester By Howard Rust Willem's role in life was defined when his dad took him to the cinema at age 14 to see Cinerama. In 1992 he discovered that NMPFT was seeking a new attraction to add to it's collection. For him the logical choice could only be Cinerama.
Beatrice
Troller (1932 -
2015)
By Troller Family
Beatrice Stocklin
Troller passed away
on August 18, 2015
after a valiant
battle with cancer.
Beatrice was born on
February 18th, 1932
in Basel,
Switzerland, where
she attended
Kunstgewerbeschule,
the school of arts
and crafts. With her
late husband, artist
Fred Troller, she
starred in the
second Cinerama
feature "CINERAMA
HOLIDAY" (1955),
directed by Robert
L. Bendick and
Philippe De Lacy.
A
conversation with John Mitchell By Cameron Glendinning
Let's go to Australia and meet a man who has a complete 3-strip Cinerama
cinema in his garden.
It all started when he heard on the grapevine that a certain storehouse
was to be emptied.
Keith Swadkins By Howard Rust A true Cinerama enthusiast, typed, edited, a Cinerama newsletter that he posted to similarly minded enthusiasts all over the world, at his own expense. All correspondence traveled either by surface or airmail, the cost of which all came out of his own pockets.
Who
is David Coles?
At the impressionable age of 12 my mother took me to the Sydney Plaza
Theatre to see “Seven Wonders of the World” and I immediately became a
Cinerama addict - determined to find out all about this wondrous
process.
John Harvey's Cinerama Achievements Recognized By Bill Lawrence The NMPFT felt it was in place to pay tribute to John with a special award - a scroll - , thanking him for his contribution to revitalize Cinerama. Thanks to John's enthusiasm, Cinerama has again been made available to the public.
Dave
Strohmaier and Randy Gitsch - in conversation with Mark Lyndon
Cinerama’s future might evolve into a name on more than just a couple of theaters;
Cinerama could come to mean a curved screen presentation; a noticeable
distinct curved screen, perhaps not 146 degrees, but certainly more than
a marginal curved screen.
Cinerama
Festival Diary 2012 By David Coles
A whole week of rarely seen Cinerama features, documentaries, breakdown
films and a 3-panel film advertisement – all presented at the worlds most
famous Cinerama venue – the Dome, near the corner of
Sunset & Vine in beautiful downtown Hollywood, U.S.A.
Cinerama
Apartment By Seamus Walsh
There are A LOT of these crappily-built apartment buildings from the late
50's-early 60's in Los Angeles. Many of them have exotic or grandiose names.
Saturday
at Cinerama's 60th Anniversary By Anders M Olsson
Impressions from the Cinerama festival in Los Angeles.
Film star Russ Tamblyn introduced "Brothers Grimm".
Cinerama
60th Anniversary By Tom
March
A picture report from the "Cinerama center of the world"
at the Dome in LA - people from Europe and the US are
together celebrating the 60th anniversary of Cinerama
The
Cinerama Dome
Celebrates
Cinerama's 60th
Anniversary
Join us September
28th - October 4th
at Hollywood's
Historic CINERAMA
Dome to celebrate
Cinerama's 60th
Anniversary! For the
FIRST & ONLY time
for one SPECTACULAR
WEEK we will be
playing twelve
classic Cinerama
productions
COMING
SOON ABOUT CINERAMA
History of Cinerama: A Story of technological Innovation and Industrial
Management By Thomas Edward Erffmeyer (1985)
Cinerama, It's History and Development
By Hikmet Labib Avedis Aghanigian (Thesis, 1965)
"This is Cinerama"...is still alive
By Otto Lang
"Cinerama Holiday" Breakdown Reels Dialouge
COMING SOON ABOUT VITARAMA
Vitarama Staff list
Pioneers of the Giant Deep Curved Screen
Fred Waller's "Dolphin Akwa-Skees" advertising
Excerpt from Lowell Thomas's Broadcast May 18, 1954 on the occasion the Fred Waller's passing
"CINERAMA HOLIDAY" REUNION 1997
A Get Together in Dayton By David Page This "Cinerama Holiday" performance would
see "in person" appearances by the 2 couples who starred in the
1955 film - the Marshes and the Trollers.
Time Traveling to the New Neon By David Joachim
"Cinerama Holiday", the second film produced in the
process, is the most cinematic and dazzling of the three features I got to
see. Yellows and greens make cameo appearances in a few scenes, but the
starring color is pink
This is Oyster Bay By Thomas Hauerslev Behind her house, was Fred Waller´s old
barn a.k.a. "Waller Stvdio". In this barn all Waller's ideas took
form. Waterskiis, The Gunnery Trainer, Photometric Fit Picture and Cinerama.
See: Daughters
of Mary St. Pius V Chapel
THE ORIGIN OF
CINERAMA IN BRADFORD
CINERAMA CINEMAS
Cinerama at the Plaza By Eric White For twelve years, from 1958 until 1970, Cinerama was exhibited at
Melbourne’s Plaza theatre. It was very popular in a period when the cinema
business was struggling.
Savoy The only Cinerama venue in Finland By Rabbe Sandelin The Savoy was for a long time the biggest cinema house in Helsinki.
It was built in 1937 in central Helsinki, when some old buildings were
demolished
Empire - Cinerama, Paris Kingdom
of curved screen by Francois Carrin
CINERAMA arrived in 1955 in Paris near the Place de l'Etoile. It was a theatre called EMPIRE
which was chosen to play "This is CINERAMA"
3-strip
in Barcelona, Spain By Ramon
Lamarca I was browsing through newspapers listings yesterday
and I was amazed and the huge amount of blow-ups they
had in Spain
CINERAMA
FILM MUSIC
A
musical Journey around the World in fantastic stereophonic Cinerama Sound By Gerhard Witte
As I already owned the musical scores of several Cinerama films I thought,
"most likely a simple compilation of the scores".
My guess was wrong. This new 2-CD set is really a surprise and a listening
pleasure. It assembles the musical highlights of all 5 Cinerama travelogue
film scores together, cleverly compiled and digitally restored
from the 35mm magnetic Cinerama films.
Liner
notes for "The Brothers Grimm" 2-CD By Jim Lochner
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm was a pet project of producer
George Pal, better known for such sci-fi/fantasy films as Destination
Moon
"The Cinerama Adventure" By Dave Strohmaier
Final sound mix Dolby 5.1 starts Monday Aug 11th, 2003 with new score & efx.
35mm film out of the Hi-def version starts Tuesday 12th.
(Interviews are 1:33 inside of 1:85. when we cut to Cinerama its in curved Smilebox 1:85) we had to upgrade (re-do) all the Cinerama shots in Hi def.
THE INTERNATIONAL CINERAMA SOCIETY
In October 1985 a group of movie enthusiasts got together and formed the “International Cinerama Society” with the ultimate goal of re-creating an authentic, three projector, seven-track sound Cinerama installation.
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issue 18
Ladies
and Gentlemen, This is Cinerama! By Thomas Hauerslev
Cinerama's 60th anniversary is celebrated in 2012, with the digital
re-release of the original 3-strip film on Blu-ray and in selected
theatres. Cinerama premiered in 1952 and revolutionized the exhibition
industry with wide screns and 7-channel stereophonic sound
Cinemiracle/Cinerama
in Germany By Gerhard Witte
In Europe, cinemas
for 3-strip films
were only set up on
a wide scale fairly
late, that is at the
end of the 1950s and
the beginning of the
1960s. By then,
other wide-screen
methods such as
CinemaScope and
perhaps also Todd-AO
had been broadly
accepted.
Cinérama Itinérant (Itinerama)
Cinerama's Mobile Tent Theatres
By Gerhard Witte A top priority of Nicolas Reisini, CEO of Cinerama,
Inc. from '60 to '63, was
to bring 3-strip projection to the widest possible audience, above all to the
population in the countryside. Consequently, he
created in a showmanly way a portable Cinerama, the so-called "Itinerama"
which premiered in France in Mantes-la-Jolie on
Monday, 4 September 1961 – "Why go to Paris or London to experience Cinerama,
when Cinerama can come to you?!"
“The
CINERAMA story” By Johan Wolthuis
A brand new
publication from
International 70mm
Publishers,
about the unique large format process which has been brought back to life by the unbelievable work done by Dave Strohmaier and Randy
Gitsch
The Cinerama Barn By Paul Samuels Ever since I saw Cinerama in 1952, I was so deeply affected by it that I only knew that I wanted it. That event sparked my interest in photography, optics and all the rest.