wait a second...what did you get for the thirty bucks?

Ty

On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Rich Handley <handleyr@...> wrote:

>Posted by: "Ty Templeton" tybunny@... stigbunny
>Does "several thousand dollars" count for when I bought the license?

Wow...that blows away the $30 I paid for the fourth TV series novelization!

>Which, in case anyone cares, looks like this...
>http://www.antiquehelper.com/auctionimages/40905t.jpg

Now THAT is a cool poster. I love that movie.

The novel Planet of the Apes #4: Lord of the Apes. I looked EVERYWHERE for this several years ago, but only found a few copies, and each for a lot of money. Eventually, I found a good copy for $30. I think that might be the most I've ever paid for a novel.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Ty Templeton <tybunny@...> wrote:
> wait a second...what did you get for the thirty bucks?
>
> Ty
>
> On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Rich Handley <handleyr@...>wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >
> > >Posted by: "Ty Templeton" tybunny@... <tybunny%40gmail.com>stigbunny
> > >Does "several thousand dollars" count for when I bought the license?
> >
> > Wow...that blows away the $30 I paid for the fourth TV series novelization!
> >
> > >Which, in case anyone cares, looks like this...
> > >http://www.antiquehelper.com/auctionimages/40905t.jpg
> >
> > Now THAT is a cool poster. I love that movie.
> >
> >
> >
>

Oh, I see. I thought you got the RIGHTS to it for thirty bucks. I've routinely paid that much for some rare old books...many of my Doc Savage, Shadow and John Carter original editions have set me back more than fifty dollars a pop, and don't even ask what my Golden Age issues of Captain America and Batman cost me, you won't be happy. I remember a friend of mine paid a hundred dollars for a first official copy of ASTOUNDING Science Fiction (I think it's the August '33 copy that's considered the first official issue, but I might be wrong.) back in the seventies and I thought he'd lost his mind.

Most I ever paid for a single comic was a few hundred dollars for Avengers #1, some time in the late seventies. The same issue is currently worth about six thousand in the condition mine is in.

ty

On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 9:17 PM, rassmguy <handleyr@...> wrote:

The novel Planet of the Apes #4: Lord of the Apes. I looked EVERYWHERE for this several years ago, but only found a few copies, and each for a lot of money. Eventually, I found a good copy for $30. I think that might be the most I've ever paid for a novel.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Ty Templeton <tybunny@...> wrote:
> wait a second...what did you get for the thirty bucks?
>
> Ty
>

> On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Rich Handley <handleyr@...>wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >
> > >Posted by: "Ty Templeton" tybunny@... <tybunny%40gmail.com>stigbunny

> > >Does "several thousand dollars" count for when I bought the license?
> >
> > Wow...that blows away the $30 I paid for the fourth TV series novelization!
> >
> > >Which, in case anyone cares, looks like this...
> > >http://www.antiquehelper.com/auctionimages/40905t.jpg
> >
> > Now THAT is a cool poster. I love that movie.
> >
> >
> >
>

Attachments :

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I've been digging through back issues of the "New York Times" and "The
Los Angeles Times" and I think I've come up with the answer: June 12, 1973.

"Battle" premiered in NYC on Friday, July 13, 1973, but it opened in Los
Angeles one month earlier, on Wednesday, June 13! Who knew?

On Sunday, June 10 (see attached PDF), there was a big ad in the LA
Times explaining what was going to happen. On Tuesday, June 12, they
would show all four previous films, followed by "the newest and biggest
epic of them all" at 8:30 PM.

Seeing as how it wouldn't open in New York for another month (and hadn't
even officially opened in LA yet), I can't imagine an earlier "all five
films marathon" than June 12, 1973.


Scott

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This is as close as you're going to get...

Click here: John Byrne's cover to DOOMSDAY +1

http://www.comics.org/coverview.lasso?id=28723&zoom=4

On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 10:07 PM, David Ritter <mindwarp19662005@...> wrote:

I'm 43 i started collecting comics after seeing the apes books then hooked up on the old x books my brother had.
then really started in 1980.. i always wondered what it would have been like had some of my favorite artists took on an ape book
how bout you guys?
#1 John Byrne & Terry Austin

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----- Original Message -----

From: Tim "apefan"

To: pota@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 8:51 AM

Subject: Re: [pota] Which set included the small POTA Plastic Figures (picture attached) [7 Attachments]

Terry as far as I know there were six different versions of the Play Set......
ranging from the mail away set that came in a brown cardboard box (first pic) that had just Zira and Cornelius, a couple of gorillas and horses....

to the deluxe version in the blue box.....that had many figures plus jeeps and mountains... .
here's the six different versions.... .

It would be great to find out the specific contents of each one

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From: Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@ shaw.ca>
To: pota@yahoogroups. com
Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 3:52:38 AM
Subject: [pota] Which set included the small POTA Plastic Figures (picture attached) [1 Attachment]

WHich playset had these small plastic apes figures?

How many are in the set in total?

Anyone have a checklist of all parts originally included?

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PLANET and BENEATH had a double bill. - Scott B. --- On Sat, 5/23/09, Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@ shaw.ca> wrote: From: Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@ shaw.ca> Subject: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all the movies back to back? To: PotaDG@yahoogroups. com, pota@yahoogroups. com Date: Saturday, May 23, 2009, 10:31 PM Obviously all 5 could not be played together till 1973 Does anyone know if this happened before with the first 4 films?   How common was it for all 5 to be played back to back in 1973 or 1974 ?

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--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Ty Templeton <tybunny@...> wrote:

> Oh, I see. I thought you got the RIGHTS to it for thirty bucks.

Ha! No, no, that I don't have. :)

> many of my Doc Savage, Shadow and John Carter original editions
> have set me back more than fifty dollars a pop, and don't even
> ask what my Golden Age issues of Captain America and Batman
> cost me, you won't be happy.

I've always wanted to read the John Carter novels, but haven't had
the time to do so. Apparently, there's a John Carter film coming out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Carter_of_Mars_(film)

> I remember a friend of mine paid a hundred dollars for a first
> official copy of ASTOUNDING Science Fiction (I think it's the
> August '33 copy that's considered the first official issue,
> but I might be wrong.) back in the seventies and I thought
> he'd lost his mind.

Very cool! The LEAST I ever paid for a comic that is worth the MOST
is Gold Key's Star Trek #1. At the time that I bought it--the late
1980s--that issue was very hard to come by. It was in the
pre-widespread-Internet-use days, and way before eBay, so dealers
were routinely asking for anywhere from $600 to $1,000. That was 20
years ag0, so I have no idea what it's worth now. But I bought it
for...a dime. It was one of those situations every fan dreams of--it
was the last issue I needed to complete the set, and I found it in a
dime box at a yard sale.

> Most I ever paid for a single comic was a few hundred dollars
> for Avengers #1, some time in the late seventies. The same
> issue is currently worth about six thousand in the condition
> mine is in.

Nice! I don't know the most I ever paid for a single comic, but I
did spend about $1,500 over a five-year period or so, tracking down
all 256 issues of the British Star Trek comic strip, published in Joe
90, TV21 and Valiant from 1969 to 1973, along with all associated
annuals. That was quite a feat, given that I'm in the United States,
these strips were never published outside the United Kingdom, and
this was also in the pre-Internet period. (That's why it took
several years. These days, it wouldn't take nearly as much time or
money to do it, I'm sure.)

Sounds like you're as sick a Trekkie as I am.

I happen to have the first few dozen Gold Key Treks, and 12 cents was what my eldest brother paid for them, but they've been in the family since they came out. I've also got the much harder to find Gold Key "Captain's Logs" collections, which I've never even seen other than the copies in my possession.

What's the difference in the British Trek strips? Are they unique to England? I'm not sure I know about them....

NOW I pimp myself a bit: Are you reading Star Trek Mission's End from IDW at the moment?

Ty

On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 1:10 AM, Rich Handley <handleyr@...> wrote:

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Ty Templeton <tybunny@...> wrote:
> Oh, I see. I thought you got the RIGHTS to it for thirty bucks.

Ha! No, no, that I don't have. :)

> many of my Doc Savage, Shadow and John Carter original editions
> have set me back more than fifty dollars a pop, and don't even
> ask what my Golden Age issues of Captain America and Batman
> cost me, you won't be happy.

I've always wanted to read the John Carter novels, but haven't had
the time to do so. Apparently, there's a John Carter film coming out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Carter_of_Mars_(film)

> I remember a friend of mine paid a hundred dollars for a first
> official copy of ASTOUNDING Science Fiction (I think it's the
> August '33 copy that's considered the first official issue,
> but I might be wrong.) back in the seventies and I thought
> he'd lost his mind.

Very cool! The LEAST I ever paid for a comic that is worth the MOST
is Gold Key's Star Trek #1. At the time that I bought it--the late
1980s--that issue was very hard to come by. It was in the
pre-widespread-Internet-use days, and way before eBay, so dealers
were routinely asking for anywhere from $600 to $1,000. That was 20
years ag0, so I have no idea what it's worth now. But I bought it
for...a dime. It was one of those situations every fan dreams of--it
was the last issue I needed to complete the set, and I found it in a
dime box at a yard sale.

> Most I ever paid for a single comic was a few hundred dollars
> for Avengers #1, some time in the late seventies. The same
> issue is currently worth about six thousand in the condition
> mine is in.

Nice! I don't know the most I ever paid for a single comic, but I
did spend about $1,500 over a five-year period or so, tracking down
all 256 issues of the British Star Trek comic strip, published in Joe
90, TV21 and Valiant from 1969 to 1973, along with all associated
annuals. That was quite a feat, given that I'm in the United States,
these strips were never published outside the United Kingdom, and
this was also in the pre-Internet period. (That's why it took
several years. These days, it wouldn't take nearly as much time or
money to do it, I'm sure.)

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----- Original Message -----

From: Rich Handley

To: pota@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 3:55 PM

Subject: Re: [pota] Digest Number 4491[8 Attachments]

>Posted by: "Ty Templeton" tybunny@gmail. com stigbunny
>Does "several thousand dollars" count for when I bought the license?

Wow...that blows away the $30 I paid for the fourth TV series novelization!

>Which, in case anyone cares, looks like this...
>http://www.antiqueh elper.com/ auctionimages/ 40905t.jpg

Now THAT is a cool poster. I love that movie.

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I just popped in "Return to the Planet of the Apes" and wondered why I'd never joined a POTA group. So here I am. Long time Apes fan, love everything... I remember back in the mid-70s asking for a subscription to the comic magazine for Christmas, and I got one subscription issue before they cancelled the magazine. Devastating for a kid! I sure would love it if some of those comic stories could be adapted into movies. I think it's time for a new Planet of the Apes television series. There are so many stories to tell!

-Steven W Hill

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----- Original Message -----

From: Terry Hoknes

To: pota@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 9:37 PM

Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all the movies back to back?

does anyone have a picture of this double bill ?

poster or ad ?

 

 

PLANET and BENEATH had a double bill. - Scott B. --- On Sat, 5/23/09, Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@ shaw.ca> wrote: From: Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@ shaw.ca> Subject: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all the movies back to back? To: PotaDG@yahoogroups. com, pota@yahoogroups. com Date: Saturday, May 23, 2009, 10:31 PM Obviously all 5 could not be played together till 1973 Does anyone know if this happened before with the first 4 films?   How common was it for all 5 to be played back to back in 1973 or 1974 ?

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The first that I'm aware of was in NYC one day prior to the premiere of Battle.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@...> wrote:
>
> Obviously all 5 could not be played together till 1973
> Does anyone know if this happened before with the first 4 films?
>
> How common was it for all 5 to be played back to back in 1973 or 1974 ?
>

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On Staten Island, PARAMOUNT theater, that's were I saw all the films when they brought them back for the GO APE promotion but it was on June 22, my birthday.  What a great "B" present that was. - Scott B. --- On Mon, 5/25/09, James <JamesA1102@...> wrote: From: James <JamesA1102@...> Subject: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all the movies back to back? To: pota@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, May 25, 2009, 8:11 AM The first that I'm aware of was in NYC one day prior to the premiere of Battle. --- In pota@yahoogroups. com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@ ...> wrote: > > Obviously all 5 could not be played together till 1973 > Does anyone know if this happened before with the first 4 films? > > How common was it for all 5 to be played back to back in 1973 or 1974 ? >

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I guess that this book could be considered my best find. I too
searched high and low for a decently priced copy for years. But I'm
lucky in that I'm always checking out used book stores for Science
Fiction titles. Anyhow, one day I walk into a local used book store,
and there it was for $2. Set complete!

Dario

----- Original Message -----
From: rassmguy <handleyr@...>
Date: Sunday, May 24, 2009 9:17 pm
Subject: [pota] Re: Digest Number 4491[8 Attachments]

> The novel Planet of the Apes #4: Lord of the Apes. I looked
> EVERYWHERE for this several years ago, but only found a few
> copies, and each for a lot of money. Eventually, I found a good
> copy for $30. I think that might be the most I've ever paid for a
> novel.
>
> --- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Ty Templeton <tybunny@...> wrote:
> > wait a second...what did you get for the thirty bucks?
> >
> > Ty
> >
> > On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Rich Handley <handleyr@...>wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > >Posted by: "Ty Templeton" tybunny@...
> <tybunny%40gmail.com>stigbunny> > >Does "several thousand dollars"
> count for when I bought the license?
> > >
> > > Wow...that blows away the $30 I paid for the fourth TV series
> novelization!> >
> > > >Which, in case anyone cares, looks like this...
> > > >http://www.antiquehelper.com/auctionimages/40905t.jpg
> > >
> > > Now THAT is a cool poster. I love that movie.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

I spent a few hundred collecting all the Medicom figures but never spent more than $30 per figure so I'm not sure if that counts.

I did spend $60 or $70 for the one sheet of the first film. That maybe the most I ever spent for an individual item. Of course some stuff I've had so long I don't remember how much I paid for them.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@...> wrote:
>
> I paid about $400.00 for a binder of promo materials for the 2001 movie - it was pretty cool but later sold it at a loss
> I bought most of the 2001 new products at wholesale prices - but still propably paid about $50.00 for some of the statues
> I have owned approx 1000 of the marvel magazines - but dont think i ever paid more than $20.00 for any individually
>

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@...> wrote:
>
>
> Are all the movie posters promotional only? Or were there any marketed to the public to buy?
>
Unlike today movie posters, lobby cards were usually not made available to the public to buy. The Heralds were released to the public but were free at the theaters.

> Does anyone know what year was the first printing of Boulle's book that actually referred to the Film ? or had a film picture on cover?

I think it was this one but don't know the exact date it was published.

>
> There is a trading card set - 44 cards - anyone know the actual release date of this set

The cards were released sometime in 1968. I remember because we collected them before seeing the film that summer. Don't know the exact date though.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pota/files/Misc./Stuff/OriginalCards.htm

>
> Were there any cups or anything early ? or those are just later items with 1967 copyright on them??
>
That creates a lot of confusion on ebay. Most of the later merchandising shows the 1967 copyright date since that copyright was still in effect even though most of the items were produced several years later. Unfortunately many of the sellers on Ebay don't know the differences between the films or TV series.

Awww! Don't you look cute.

 

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, jessica rotich <jessicarotich@...> wrote:
>
> I went to Baycon today and got my ape on. Here is a photo someone took of
> me on an elevator with their cell phone. I have put in about 40 hours or
> more into this wig I am wearing. I think it's still too poufy, but it's way
> better than the last time.
>
> Jessica.
>

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Ty Templeton <tybunny@...> wrote:
>
> Does "several thousand dollars" count for when I bought the license?
>

Yes!!!!

Wow Terry! This is a massive list and a great resource for fans. Thanks for sharing.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@...> wrote:
>
> PLANET OF THE APES - MAGAZINE ARTICLES DATABASE
> Updated May 24 2009 by Terry Hoknes (3RD Version - now approx 325 listings, 1st Version listing on March 13 2009)
>
> Please reply with any additions you can make and over time we will make this list more and more accurate
>
> Dates need to be double checked - some years are definitely wrong
>
> I am also collecting scans of the covers and the POTA articles inside - please help contribute to hoknes@...
>
>
>
> YEAR / MAGAZINE TITLE / DATE / ISSUE # / PAGE NUMBERS / ARTICLE TITLE / PHOTOS & PINUPS / POTA ADS
>
> 1964 SAGA: THE MAGAZINE FOR MEN / May 1964 / VOL. 28, NO. 2 / Abridged Version Of Pierre Boulle's Planet Of The Apes Novel / 1 Colour & 1 B&W Illustration (1st ever POTA illustrations)
>
> 1964 FILMS IN REVIEW (Burton/Taylor cover) Planet review 02/1964 20
>
> 1964 BIG SCREEN SCENE Showguide POTA cover UK 03/1964 6
>
> 1965 BIZARRE MYSTERY MAGAZINE / November 14 1965 / Vol 1. Issue #2 / small digest sized book / Abridged Version Of Pierre Boulle's Planet Of The Apes Novel / 2 B&W Illustrations p 94-143 (50 pages)
>
> 1967 LIFE / August 8 / (make-up article) (Veruschka cover) Aug.8 1967 10
>
> 1968 FILMS AND FILMING / April / (Jacqueline Bisset and Michael Sarrazin cover) / POTA movie review
>
> 1968 KINO #20 / Czech Movie Film Magazine / 1 page article on POTA movie with Charlton Heston
>
> 1968 NEWSWEEK (students cover) (PL review) Feb 26 1968 5
>
> 1968 LIFE Vol. 64 No. 19 (Paul Newman cover) "Planet" review by Schickel May 10 1968 5
>
> 1968 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN No.12 (Racquel Welch cover) 1968 8
>
> 1968 FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #52 (Barnabas cover) 1970s ?
>
> 1968 AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER / April / POTA article
>
> 1968 FAMOUS MONSTERS #52 / ?
>
> 1968 FILMS IN REVIEW / March / 3 page article on 1st film
>
> 1968 FILMS AND FILMING / April / 2 Page POTA Photo Spread & Charlton Heston Interview (UK Release)1968 BIG SCREEN SCENE UK / April - POTA Cover story
>
> 1968 LIFE Vol 64 No 19 / May 10 / Paul Newman cover / Movie: Planet of the Apes, reviewed by Richard Schickel.
>
> 1968 SEVENTEEN / May / short blip on Planet of The Apes with Charlton Heston1968 MOVIE NEWS Vol 4 No 7 / July / Australia mag / POTA
>
> 1968 MOVIE NEWS Vol 4 No 8 / August / Australia mag / POTA
>
> 1968 PHOTOPLAY / August / PLANET OF THE APES. LINDA HARRISON. FULL PAGE COLOUR BIKINI PIC AND ARTICLE1968 SIGHT AND SOUND Film Quarterly #149 / Vol #37 #3
>
> 1969 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN #12 / POTA preview
>
> 1969 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN #13 / Zaius cover / Planet Of The apes returns: Exclusive secret facts, etc. revealed for the first time.
> 1969? MAD Magazine No. 13 Italy MINT! 02/1969 21
>
> 1970 EL HERALDO DE MEXICO / Mexican Newspaper Supplement 12 pages / Urko on cover from Beneath / articles on POTA and King Kong
>
> 1970 CINEFANTASTIQUE Vol. 1 No.1 (Alan Arkin cover) Beneath review 10
>
> 1970 STAR CINE BRAVOURE #167 (Beneath pictorial) France Sep. 1, 1970 10
>
> 1970 SCREEN STORIES (Johnny Cash cover ) Beneath story August 1970 Vol 69 No. 8
>
> 1970 EL HELARDO 11 x 14.75" tabloid 16 pages Beneath article Mexico by El Heraldo de Mexico #241
>
> 1970 FILM BULLETIN / April 6 / POTA
>
> 1970 FILM BULLETIN / May 4 / POTA
>
> 1970 FILM BULLETIN / June / POTA
>
> 1970 FILM BULLETIN / July 20 / POTA
>
> 1970 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN No.15 Demon cover) (Beneath article) 1970 -/1.5
>
> 1970? FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #80 (gorilla wall cover) one cover loose 1970 11.5/
>
> 1970 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN #15 / Beneath The Planet Of The apes: Two different critiques.
> 1970 MIDI-MINUIT FANTASTIQUE #22 / French Sci-fi magazine inspired by Famous Monsters of Filmland. "Le Cinema de Science Fiction on un Pessimisme Cosmique" which covers sf films from "Metropolis" through the Universal-International films of the Fifties ("Creature from the Black Lagoon" etc.) up to and including "Planet of the Apes
>
> 1970 FILMS IN REVIEW / April / 1 page article on Beneath
>
> 1970 CINEFANTASTIQUE #1 / Vol 1 / Beneath review
>
> 1970 FAMOUS MONSTERS #80 / October / Cover story Beneath the POTA
>
> 1971 L INCROYABLE CINEMA #4 / Spring / Beneath POTA
>
> 1971 CINEFANTASTIQUE #1 / Vol 4 / Escape1971 FAMOUS MONSTERS #85 / July / Cover story Escape From the POTA
>
> 1971 FILMS IN REVIEW / August / Cover story photo and 2 page article on Escape
>
> 1971 FILM BULLETIN / June / Beneath
>
> 1971 SCREEN STORIES (Liz Taylor cover) Escape story July 1971 Vol 70 No.8 5
>
> 1971 SCHOLASTIC SCOPE (Planet/Beneath/Escape cover) Sep.27, 1971 -
>
> 1971 FILMS IN REVIEW (Escape cover) Aug-Sep 1971 10
>
> 1971 BOX OFFICE (ES cover and coverage) North Central Edition july 19,1971 4
>
> 1971 SCREEN STORIES / July / (Elizabeth Taylor cover) Roddy McDowall and Kim Hunter - Escape From POTA - 5 page article and b/w portrait and 4 b/w photos
>
> 1971 POP / 1971 / Mexican Magazine mostly on rock music / (George Harrison cover) / POTA article with Charlton Heston / plus ELP, Traffic, The Hollies etc.
>
> 1972 SCREEN STORIES / August / (Jacklyn Kennedy cover) / Conquest Of POTA and Roddy McDowall 9 page article w/ b/w portrait and 9 large b/w photos
>
> 1972 CINEFANTASTIQUE No.2 (Liberty cover) Summer 1972 -
>
> 1972 SCREEN STORIES (Jackie O cover) Conquest story August 1972 Vol 71 No. 8 20
>
> 1972? FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #85 (Escape cover) 1972 ?
>
> 1972 MONSTER TIMES #11 (muzzle cover) June 14 1972 -/5
>
> 1972 MONSTER TIMES #12 (Gorgo cover) June 28 1972 3
>
> 1972 MONSTER TIMES # 14 (Wolfman cover) Conquest article July 31 1972
>
> 1972 MONSTER TIMES #6 / April? / One paragraph Conquest mention and 1 b&w photo
>
> 1972 CINEFANTASTIQUE #6 / Vol 2 #2 / Dale Winogura goes behind the scenes to delve into the making of a film series by interviewing nearly everyone creativeky involved in the production of the Planet Of The apes films.. On the filming of Conquest Of The Planet Of The apes: Dale Winogura tagged along with director J. Lee Thompson & Co to discover that what looks very exciting on the big movie turns out to be a lot of hard work.
>
> 1972 CINEFANTASTIQUE / Summer / Complete POTA special including cover and interviews
>
> 1972 READ MAGAZINE Vol 22 No 2 / September 22nd / POTA Cover Story - Man Into Tape / 4 page article including 4 b&w photos
>
> 1972?? MONSTER TIMES #12 / July / article about Beneath
>
> 1972 WORLD OF HORROR #1 / Conquest1972 SCREEN STORIES / August / article about Conquest1972 FILMS IN REVIEW / October / 2 page article on Conquest
>
> 1972 WORLD OF HORROR #5 / POTA
>
> 1973 FAMOUS MONSTERS #95 / January /
>
> 1973 MAD #153 / May / Cover drawing and POTA satire comic strip
>
> 1973 MONSTER TIMES #24 / July / article about Battle
>
> 1973 FILMS IN REVIEW / August / 1/4 page article on Battle
>
> 1973 SCREEN WORLD 1974 FILM ANNUAL / 1 page article on Battle with 5 photos b&w
>
> 1973 MAD No. 157 (ape cover) 1971 1(4)
>
> 1973? CRACKED #123 (ape cover) 1971 -/1.5
>
> 1973 MONSTER TIMES #24 (Skull cover) Battle article July 1 1973 8
>
> 1973 MONSTER TIMES #33 (Marcus cover) May 1 1973 -/5
>
> 1973 STARLOG #7 (Star Wars cover) David Gerrold article 07/1973 -
>
> 1973? FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #95 (Ladyvamp cover) Conquest article
>
> 1973 SCREEN STORIES (Jackie & John John cover) Battle story August 1973 Vol 72 No. 8
>
> 1973 CRACKED KING SIZED (7th Ann.) (Sumo cover) (Beneath spoof) 1973 -
>
> 1973 CRACKED GIANT (9th Ann.) (soup cover) (Escape spoof) 1973 -
>
> 1973 TERROR FANTASTIC (PL cover) Spain No 16 Enero 1973 13
>
> 1973 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN No. 23 (Ursus drawing cover) 1973 ?
>
> 1973 SCHOLASTIC SCOPE (Battle cover) Sep.27, 1973 -
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> 1973 CREEM (overview article) Oct 1973 vol 5 No. 5
>
> 1973 FILM BULLETIN / May / Battle
>
> 1973 SCREEN STORIES / August / (Jackie Kennedy cover) Battle For POTA - Roddy McDowall 4 page article plus 5 b/w photos
>
> 1974 NEWSWEEK / Sept 16 / No 12 (Richard Nixon cover) / New fall TV shows article w/ POTA
>
> 1974 MONSTER TIMES #37 (Gammera cover) Apes TV article December 1 1974 -
>
> 1974 MOVIE MONSTERS No.1 (Cyclops cover) 11/1974
>
> 1974 MEDIASCENE (Film review) (BT cover) No.10 May-June 1874 5
>
> 1974 POSTERBOOK by Top Sellers (Urko poster)
>
> 1974 LOOK-IN Junior TV Times (TV casy cover) (UK) No.43 N0V 2 1974 15
>
> 1974 SEARS WISH BOOK 1974 (ads for game, costumes, megos and playset) Sears 1974
>
> 1974 JC PENNEY CHRISTMAS CATALOG 1974 1974 11
>
> 1974? FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #103 (Creature cover) Jacobs obituary
>
> 1974 TV Guide (Chico & the Man cover) "The Surgeon" Iowa edition Oct. 19-25 1974
>
> 1974 TV Guide (The Waltons cover) "The Deception" Canada edition Oct. 26-Nov.1 1974
>
> 1974 TV Guide (M*A*S*H cover) "Horse Race" Indiana edition Nov2-8 1974
>
> 1974 TV Guide (Sophia Loren cover) "The Interrogation" conquest Premiere Colorado Nov. 9-15
>
> 1974 TV Guide (The Godfather cover) "The Tyrant" Oregon edition nov. 16-22 1974 3
>
> 1974 TV Guide (What a Week cover) "The Cure" canada edition Nov. 23-29 1974 3
>
> 1974 TV Guide (Christie Love cover) cancellation notice "Up Above..." indiana Nov.30-Dec 6
>
> 1974 TV Guide (Michael Landon cover) On the Set article episode pre-empted 1 NC edition dec. 7 -13 -/5
>
> 1974 TV Guide (Good Times cover) "Up Above..." postponed New Orleans edition Dec. 14-20
>
> 1974 TV Guide (Santa Clause cover) "Escape From Tomorrow' repeat Colorado ed Dec. 21-27
>
> 1974 FAMOUS MONSTERS #103
>
> 1974 MONSTER TIMES #33 / April / 7 page article including 24 small b&w photos and 1 full page color 1st movie ad
>
> 1974 FAMOUS MONSTERS #108
>
> 1974 CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN #23 / POTA Cover story and special All about the five theatrical releases and the TV series / Roddy McDowall Interview
> 1974 / LOOK-IN (JUNIOR TV TIMES) / 2 Nov 1974 / Issue #43 / Painted POTA TV cover by Arnaldo Putzu / 2 Page B&W POTA TV show article & photos
>
> 1975 / LOOK-IN (JUNIOR TV TIMES) / 11 January 1975 / Issue #3 / Painted POTA TV cover by Arthur Ranson / 2 Page colour POTA TV show article & photos1974? SMASH / Scholastic Books / POTA Cover - Inside Planet Of The Apes
>
> 1974 TV GUIDE December 7th / TV Show article
>
> 1974 MOVIE MONSTERS #1 / December / b&w photos of POTA
>
> 1975 FLIP / 1975 January / POTA article
>
> 1975 MOVIE MONSTERS #2 / Zaius cover drawing
>
> 1975? 16 MAGAZINE / Feb / 1 page / Spot The Errors! page (line drawing of Caesar, Lisa & Cornelius from Battle)
>
> 1975 CRACKED / March / Issue #123 / TV Series parody & Cover Painting1975 FAMOUS MONSTERS #113 / brief tv series mention
>
> 1975 WORLD OF HORROR #5 / Cover story and article about Battle
>
> 1975 FAMOUS MONSTERS #118 / brief tv series mention
>
> 1975 FAMOUS MONSTERS #120 / October / Review of Cornelius Mask / POTA drawing
>
> 1975 TV Guide (Movin' On cover) PLANET showing NC edition April 19-26 1975
>
> 1975? FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #108 (Kong cover) Battle article 06/1970
>
> 1975 SMASH (missing poster and middle pages) (has some stamps) vol. 1 No. 3 1975 9
>
> 1975 WORLD OF HORROR (Mandemus cover) UK No. 5 1975 8
>
> 1975 MOVIE MONSTERS No.2 (Zaius cover) 01/1975
>
> 1975 MODERN MOVIES HOLLYWOOD EXPOSED / June / (Cher Elvis and Robert Redford cover) / article on FBI Raids POTA star Roddy McDowall's House for Contraband Films
>
> 1975 TV GUIDE / September? / Return To POTA Cartoons small ad
>
> 1976 FANTASTIC FILMS (Heston interview) (Star TrekTMP/Black Hole cover) 01/1976?
>
> 1977 STAR FORCE Vol. 2 No. 2 (POTA overview) Jedi cover 03/1977 5
>
> 1977 STARLOG #45 (Hawk cover) POTA tv films 03/19771977 STARLOG #7 / June / 3 page article / 3 b&w photos and 1 color photo
>
> 1977 FAMOUS MONSTERS #135 / July / Profile of actor Jay Robinson "Bandor" from tv series
>
> 1977 KING OF THE MONSTERS / 4 page article with B&W photos / Conquering The POTA
>
> 1978 STAR WARP / August / VOL.1 NO.3 / 9 Page Article with B&W photos / Planet Of The Apes: The Movie That Couldn't Be made1978 FAMOUS MONSTERS #149 / November
>
> 1978 TV GUIDE / May 27 / (Phil Donahue cover) / POTA ad
>
> 1978 STAR WARP #3 (Rockets illustration cover) POTA article / Interview with Isaac Asimov, U.F.O. (a short lived television series), Forbidden Planet, Earth Star, Brian DePalma, Chris Lee, First Men In The Moon, Robinson Crusoe On Mars, Buck Rogers
>
> 1978 STAR WARP #4 / Winter / (Demonic Goblin drawing on cover) Linda Harrison in POTA article / Dr. Strange, Goddesses Of The Galaxies (featuring pics of Jane Seymour in Sinbad And The Eye Of The Tiger, Julia Adams in The Creature From The Black Lagoon, Caroline Munro in At The Earth's Core, Julie Ege in The Creature The World Forgot, Fay Wray in King Kong, Zsa Zsa Gabor in Queen Of Outer Space, Beverly Garland in It Conquered The World, Carrie Fisher in Star Wars etc.), Fantastic Voyage (with Raquel Welch), The Invasion Of The Body Snatchers Returns, It Came From Outer Space, Battlestar Galactica vs. Star Wars
>
> 1978 FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #149 (Battlestar cover) Beneath article Nov. 1978
>
> 1978 STAR WARP (Overview article) August 1978 Vol.1 No.8 6
>
> 1979 VAMPIR No. 18 (Alien cover) Five film overview Germany
>
> 1979 STARBURST No. 16 (Black Hole Cover) POTA overlook article UK Vol. 2 No. 4
>
> 1979 STARBURST Issue #16 (Vol 2 #4)
>
> 1980 QUESTAR / December
>
> 1980 FANGORIA # 6 (article on Apes saga/C3PO & R2D2 cover) 1980 7
>
> 1981 STARLOG / January / Mark Lenard Interview
>
> 1982 STARLOG # 105 (Highlander cover) POTA Revisited 03/1982 1
>
> 1982 CRACKED COLLECTORS' EDITION / September / Various POTA parodies
>
> 1985? STARLOG # 117 (Nightflyers cover) Lenard interview no. 117 April 1987 4
>
> 1986? STARLOG # 160 (Flash cover) hunter interview 10/1986 1
>
> 1986 STARLOG #105 / April / POTA article
>
> 1987 CRACKED MAGAZINE DIGEST #5 / $2.50 cover price / POTA comic strip parody featuring Ronald Reagan
>
> 1988 NATIONAL DOLL WORLD / March - April 88 / 4 page article / Dolls And Toys On The Planet Of The Apes / 6 Colour Pictures
>
> 1990 MIDNIGHT MARQUEE #41 / Excavating Beneath the Planet of the apes: Beware the Beast-Man! by Arthur Lundquist
>
> 1990 EPI-LOG (ST:TNG cover) TV Series Guide No.1 Summer 1990 10
>
> 1990 COMICS SCENE #13 (Malibu article) (TMNT cover) 05/1986 ?
>
> 1991 CRACKED MONSTER PARTY / Issue #11 / January / Reprint of Beneath Parody: Underneath The POTA
>
> 1991 FILMFAX #24 Dec/Jan / Charlton Heston Moses cover / interview with Charlton Heston talking about Ben Hur, Ten Commandments, Planet of the Apes, Soylent Green, and many more movies, plus a rare Camel cigarette advertisement. He is featured on the cover with an 8 page article/interview with 13 photos inside1992 FILM THREAT #25 Vol 2 #2 / February / POTA
>
> 1992 EPI-LOG REVISED #1 / Winter Special / POTA tv series1992 CULT MOVIES #7 / all 5 films reviewed
>
> 1992 EPI-LOG Special (Matthew Star cover) TV Series Guide special #5 Dec.1992 5
>
> 1993 EPI-LOG (Hunter cover) TV Series Guide #28 March 1993 8
>
> 1993 EPI-LOG (Quantum Leap Cover) Return Guide #9 July/Aug 1993 ?
>
> 1994 SCI-FI UNIVERSE (Star Wars cover) (Oliver Stone article) Vol 1 issue 1 July 1994 8
>
> 1994 AMC MAGAZINE "Apes Go Classic" cover 08/1994 10.5
>
> 1994 SCI-FI UNIVERSE #1 / June/July / Small Galen photo on cover / 25th anniversary of POTA
>
> 1995 FILM COMMENT #179 / Sept/Oct / POTA
>
> 1995 STARLOG # 213 (Babylon 5 cover) Harrison interview #213 April 1995 4
>
> 1996 BAD AZZ MO FO #2 / Planet of the apes movies
>
> 1996 ACTION FIGURE NEWS & TOY REVIEW (Mego photos) (Jedi cover) No.43 May 1997 BRITISH ESQUIRE (Beckinsale cover) (10 things to know) UK 05/1997 8
>
> 1997 STARLOG # 289 (Apelog cover) John Chambers article 07/1997 7
>
> 1997 MODEL AND TOY COLLECTOR ISSUE #38 Sausville article Winter 1997 5
>
> 1997 UNDER COVER TV article) Argentina 06/1997 10
>
> 1997 SCARY MONSTERS Magazine #24 Conquest article Sepember 1997 #24 10
>
> 1997 MAKE-UP ARTIST #5 / Feb/Mar - Cover story and article on John Chambers - makeup artist
>
> 1997 YOUR FLESH #35 / Spring / Indie arts magazine / POTA movies
>
> 1997 MODEL AND TOY COLLECTOR / Winter 1997 / Issue #38 / 6 Page article by Chris Sausville & POTA cover painting by Frank Villa1997 APESFAN #1 / POTA Fanzine 60 B&W A4 pages
>
> 1998 SCARLET STREET #26 / 5 page article on Roddy McDowall includes 2 POTA b&w photos
>
> 1998 TOY FARE / September / POTA 3 page article with 3 large color photos
>
> 1998 AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS / September / Cover story - Apes Go Classic
>
> 1998 STARBURST Special #37 (Star Trek Special cover) 30th Anniversary article UK 1998
>
> 1998 ACTION FIGURE NEWS & TOY REVIEW Mego photos) (wrestle cover) No. 74 Dec 10
>
> 1998 TV WEEK from Charlotte Observer (AMC Fest.cover) Sept.6-12, 1998 -
>
> 1999 APESFAN Fanzine Special Edition Tribute to Roddy McDowall 1999 8
>
> 1999 NON-SPORT UPDATE (Archives article w/ promo card) V.10 No.2 April-May 1999 4.5
>
> 1999 COMIC BOOK MARKETPLACE No. 68 (Ursus cover) 04/1995 ?
>
> 1999 TOY SHOP #210 (Pez cover) Sep 10 1999 #210
>
> 1999 VIDEOSCOPE #29 / Jan/Feb / all 5 movies
>
> 1999 SCARLET STREET #33
>
> 1999 AUSTRALIAN COLLECTORHOLICS MAGAZINE / March / Cover photo of Galen / article on POTA cards
>
> 1999 EMPIRE #117 / March
>
> 1999 COMIC BOOK MARKETPLACE #68 / May / Cover story on POTA comics / huge 24 pages on POTA including interviews with Doug Moench, Terry Hoknes, 25 b&w photos and 41 color photos
>
> 1999 SCI-FI & FANTASY MODELS INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE #38 / article by Jim Key - 8 pages with sketches and photos
>
> 1999 APESFAN #2 Annual / POTA Fanzine / Oscar Winner Kim Hunter (Zira) Actress Natalie Trundy (and wife of producer Arthur P. Jacobs) / Bobby Porter (Cornelius in Battle for POA and TV) Film historian Eric Greene apes news and events A look at the new Behind the Planet of the apes documentary Plus Videos, essays, behind-the-scenes profiles, and more.
>
> 1999 FILMFAX #74 / Nov/Dec / interview with Linda Harrison
>
> 2000 FILMFAX (Flash Gordan cover) (Hunter interview) June/July 2000 No.79 8
>
> 2000 MODELER'S RESOURCE (ape commander cover) No.38 Feb/Mar 2000 6
>
> 2001 MODELER'S RESOURCE (Phantom cover) No.41 Aug/Sep 2001 6
>
> 2001 FILMFAX (Metropolis cover) (Gregory Interview) n0.84 April/May 2001 8
>
> 2001 STARBURST Jurassic cover) No. 276 Aug 2001 6
>
> 2001 SFX Includes all 6 films, Both TV Series w/ two stills from 2001 UK special Edition
>
> 2001 COMIC BUYERS GUIDE May 18 / POTA Comic Cover story
>
> 2001 CINEFEX #87 / new POTA movie
>
> 2001 PREMIERE (JAPAN) / September / 10 page article on new movie plus cover photo of Mark Wahlberg and female ape
>
> 2001 MAD #411 / November / POTA strip
>
> 2001 MOVIELINE / May / Heston Goes Ape line on cover / Charlton Heston: The Alpha and Omega Man 6 1/2 pages - FP photo of Charlton on orig. "Planet of the Apes" set
> + 5 other pics of Chuck with: director William Wyler & Stephen Boyd (lg.); Janet Leigh; Yul Brynner, Danny Kaye & Cecil B. DeMille; Darryl F. Zanuck
>
> 2001?? SCARY MONSTERS #32 gorilla face illustration on cover plus article
>
> 2001 KITBUILDERS (Kitbuilders goes Ape!) Spring 2001 Issue #38 8
>
> 2001 ACTION FIGURE NEWS & TOY REVIEW (Python cover) POTA pullout Guide #105 June
>
> 2001 ACTION FIGURE NEWS & TOY REVIEW (Reservoir Dogs cover) Medicom No. 101 June
>
> 2001 CHILLER THEATRE (Apes cover) No.15 2001 7
>
> 2001 FACE (Milo cover) POTA Special Edition Vol 2 No. 55 August 2001
>
> 2001 HOUSE Apes edition (Liberty cover) Vol 1 No.3 2001
>
> 2001 VIDEO WATCHDOG (Zaius cover) "Evolution" review No.67 Jan 2001 6
>
> 2001 VIDEO WATCHDOG #67 / January / POTA Cover photo and review of POTA DVD
>
> 2001 EMPIRE #141 / March / first look at new movie
>
> 2001 VANITY FAIR / March / Tale Of The Apes Mary Ellen Mark and Bruce Handy spotlight Tim Burton's re-invented Planet of the Apes, starring Mark Wahlberg as the human astronaut and Helena Bonham Carter, Tim Roth, and Michael Clarke Duncan as the planet's simian leaders.
>
> 2001 CINESCAPE #52 / Vol 7 #4 / May/June / new movie
>
> 2001 LEE'S ACTION FIGURE NEWS AND TOY #105 / June / a look at POTA merchandise
>
> 2001 EMPIRE #144 / June / new movie
>
> 2001 PREMIERE / July / Cover story and article Welcome to the Planet Of The apes: It's Gorilla warfare on the set of Tim Burton's sci-fi epic. The director explains how he got his cast to find their inner simian, and Mark Wahlberg, one of the film's humans, ponders why he 's still dreaming about chimps.
>
> 2001 FANGORIA #204 / July / Planet of the Apes2001 SIGHT AND SOUND #123 / July /
>
> 2001 PREVIEW #52 / July/Aug / Cover story
>
> 2001 THE FACE / August / An overview of the Apes history
>
> 2001 FANGORIA #205 / August / ''apes'' of wrath: Rick Baker returns to the beasts he does best as he makes up Tim Burton's ''Planet Of The apes.''
> 2001 STARBURST #276 / August Planet of the apes - Prior to Tim Burton's adaptation, the original 1960's film is this month's Retrospective
>
> 2001 STARLOG #289 / August / Burton's apes. Rick Baker. John Chambers.
>
> 2001 AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER #960 / August / Planet of The apes Antisocial Darwinism, Planet 0f The apes Re-Imagines a Sci-Fi Classic. Visual Effects Review: AC Explores The Summer's Most Striking Effects Work Monkey Man, Planet of The apes
>
> 2001 HOUSE / POTA cover drawing plus dozens of color drawings inside
>
> 2001 MAKEUP ARTIST #32 / Aug/Sept - Candid POTA photos of the original POTA by Don Cash Jr
>
> 2001 NIGHT AND DAY UK (The Mail) August 5 - Newspaper article on first film
>
> 2001 MAXIM #45 / August / sexy Helena Bonham cover / article about POTA
>
> 2001 TV GUIDE / August 3rd - 6 different covers / 7 page article plus cover2001 PEOPLE WEEKLY / August 6th / small photo of Mark Wahlberg on cover / Mark Walhberg is also featured as Captain Leo in Planet of the Apes article
>
> 2001 SFX MAGAZINE #82 / September / POTA / interview with Helena Bonham Carter2001 EMPIRE #147 / September / Cover story / Planet Of The apes: Tim Burton defies convention yet again this month to return to the Planet Of The apes. Empire brings you the full inside story on the $100 million blockbuster (just don't call it a remake), with exclusive interviews with Burton, Mark Wahlberg, Tim Roth et al, and unprecedented on-set access. Plus Charlton Heston anchors Empire's full-on retrospective look at the original film that became a classic.
>
> 2001 FILM REVIEW #609 / September / Planet of the apes - Mark Wahlberg on having dreams about Gorillas and getting cosy with a simian Helena Bonham Carter.
>
> 2001 SIGHT AND SOUND #125 / September / Cover story / Gorilla warfare: The new Planet Of The apes dresses its big stars in elaborate simian costumes and features cutting-edge action scenes. But has Tim Burton lost his way, asks Andrew O'Hehir. Plus Kim Newman recalls a time when Hollywood could cheerfully blast the US to smithereens.
>
> 2001 STARBURST #277 / September / Planet of the apes - Director Tim Burton, plus his stars Mark Wahlberg, Tim Roth and Helena Bonham-Carter, on re-imagining the apes.
> 2001 EMPIRE #148 / October / new POTA film
>
> 2001 SIGHT AND SOUND #126 / October / review of new POTA film
>
> 2001 STARBURST #278 / October / new POTA film
>
> 2001 CINEFEX #87 / Oct-Nov-Dec / Inside the Planet of the apes: Visionary director Tim Burton put his own singular spin of Planet of the apes,, a remake of the 1968 classic, depicting evolution turned on its ear in a world where humans are subjugated by a superior race of apes. The production would boast a stellar team of effects contributors. Cementing his reputation as the undisputed master of simian simulation was makeup maestro Rick Baker, whose Cinovation Studio team would create fourteen principal ape characters, all distinct and different, plus hundreds of secondary and background players. Spearheading the postproduction visual effects, a blend of models, paintings and digital work, were visual effects supervisors Bill George and George Murphy of Industrial Light & Magic. Article by Mark Cotta Vaz.
>
> 2001 CHILLER THEATRE / Issue #15 / Painted Jeff Pittarelli POTA Cover
>
> 2001 MAD SUPER SPECIAL (AUSTRALIAN) / Issue #122 / Reprints of Mort Drucker POTA Parodies (22 Pages)2001 ULTIMATE DVD #23 / November / new POTA dvd box set
>
> 2001 DREAM WATCH #86 / December / interview with Tim Burton about POTA
>
> 2002 ULTIMATE DVD #25 / January / POTA tv series dvd
>
> 2002 VIDEO WATCHDOG TV show DVD review (& 2001) No.83 May 2002 7
>
> 2002 AMAZING FIGURE MODELER Caesar cover) No.24 2002
>
> 2002 STARLOG #345 (Xmen cover) Harper interview Ultimate release 04/2002 8
>
> 2002 TOTAL FILM # 114 (MI3 cover) 3 page spread on Ultimate UK 4/2002 9
>
> 2002 VIDEO WATCHDOG #83 / May / movie on dvd / title mention on cover/ DVD spotlight: Planet Of The apes: Tim Lucas reviews Tim Burton's take on the apes saga - and as much of the 13 plus hours of DVD extra as time permitted! / Play-Mate Of The apes
>
> 2003 VIDEO WATCHDOG #93 / March / Joe Dante's Fleapit Flashbacks: Battle For The Planet Of The apes
>
> 2004 PROFILES IN HISTORY HOLLYWOOD AUCTION / No.18 / MARCH 31 / POTA movie props for sale
>
> 2004 MEGO STORY - MEGO GOES APE / Issue # / 16 page full color toy publication insert magazine / chapter 3 featuring Planet Of The Apes, Western Super Heroes (Davey Crockett, Buffalo Bill Cody, etc), World's Greatest Super Knights, Robin Hood And His Merry Men, Mad Monsters (Frankenstein, Dracula, Mummy, Wolfman, etc), The Fantastic Four, Batman vehicles
>
> 2005 ACTION FIGURE DIGEST (Sith cover) Mego Apes No. 129 January 2005
>
> 2005 TV ZONE SPECIAL #65 / Cancellation on the POTA
>
> 2005 SCI-FI MAGAZINE / October / POTA2006 STARLOG #345 / May / POTA
>
> 2006 TOTAL FILM #114 / May / ARCHIVE A big Planet Of The apes heads-up
>
> 2006 SHIVERS #127 / May/June / Planet of the apes box set,
>
> 2006 FILM REVIEW #674 / September / Planet of the apes is pure monkey magic!
>
> 2007 MODEL AND COLLECTORS MART / Ape article and Mego photos provided by the MegoMuseum
>
> 2006 ACTION TV(Baron cover) Complete overview & episode guide to TV series&cartoon) UK N. 1 Vol. 2 Nov. 2006
>
> 2007 MODEL & COLLECTOR'S MART (R2D2 cover) Collectables article UK March 1 2007
>
> 2007 MODEL & COLLECTOR'S MART (Doctor Who cover) Collectables article UK April 1
>
> 2007 ?? AMAZING FIGURE MODELER MAGAZINE #24 / Apes cover / MODELMANIA: David Fisher goes Ape for Apemania's Cornelius Bust! / BOW YOUR HEAD!: Anthony Mestas dares to tell Tim Burton's Attar where to stand. / GORILLA GALLERY: Terry J.Webb peels back the skin on ape sculptures and their creators.
>
> 2008? STARLOG #371 (QOS cover) TV show article 30/11 8
>
> 2008 AGENT / ape cover story on new DVD box set - greatest franchise ever
> 2009 SCIFI NOW (Galactica cover) Complete Guide to POTA UK No.24 2009
>
> 2009 MAKEUP ARTIST #76 / Jan/Feb $5.00 cover price / Tom Burman - Life in Latex - Monster maker recalls early studio days including POTA
>
> Thanks to some great resources sites which include:
>
> https://pota.goatley.com/mags.html
>
> http://www.moviemags.com/search.php?search=apes&submit=Search
>
> Contributions from Terry Hoknes (175), Tim "Apesfan" (125), Neil T. Foster (20), Rory (5)
>

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Have you ever worn it in public??

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "haydon.mark" <markhaydon3@...> wrote:
>
> most expensive item i bought was £425.00 for screen used background gorilla outfit from beneath planet of the apes.
> And that was more that the family think its worth??? What do they know.
> Mark :)

I also spent a lot of little amounts of like $20 to $50 but never spent more than that on a single item. However, my trading card collection which includes the original 1968 set, the 1974 TV series set, the 1998 Archives set (all with original wrappers) and the two Rittenhouse sets in the Archives binder is probably worth a few hundred dollars.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, stenosaurus@... wrote:
>
> Thinking back I never spent large amounts of $$ on APES items (though I have a lot of rare stuff) -I think about $50.00 for a set of CONQUEST 8x10 lobby cards was the max.
>
> Bruce
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: haydon.mark markhaydon3@...
> To: pota@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sun, 24 May 2009 4:49 am
> Subject: [pota] Re: What is the most you have ever spent on any POTA items?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> most expensive item i bought was £425.00 for screen used background gorilla outfit from beneath planet of the apes.
> And that was more that the family think its worth??? What do they know.
> Mark :)--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, David Ritter mindwarp19662005@ wrote:
> >
> > 270.00 for fortress complete in box
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > > From: Terry Hoknes hoknescards@
> > To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com; pota@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2009 7:43:43 PM
> > Subject: [pota] What is the most you have ever spent on any POTA items?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > I paid about $400.00 for a binder of promo
> > materials for the 2001 movie - it was pretty cool but later sold it at a
> > loss
> > I bought most of the 2001 new products at wholesale
> > prices - but still propably paid about $50.00 for some of the
> > statues
> > I have owned approx 1000 of the marvel magazines -
> > but dont think i ever paid more than $20.00 for any
> > individually
> >
>

How did you get all the APES movies in 1978 on Beta?!!! They hadn't
been released yet!

-- Rory

-----Original Message-----
From: PofTAfan@...
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 24 May 2009 12:54 pm
Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movies back to back?









When I got my Sony betamax in 1978, I bought the whole series of the
apes movies and watch it

non-stop during a three day weekend.










-----Original Message-----

From: stenosaurus@...

To: pota@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sun, 24 May 2009 10:33 am

Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movies back to back?



































When BATTLE premiered in the summer of '73 it was the first APES
marathon I remember in NY.





Bruce








-----Original Message-----


From: scott bosco <digitalcinema@...>


To: pota@yahoogroups.com


Sent: Sun, 24 May 2009 8:19 am


Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movies back to back?


























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PLANET and BENEATH had a double bill.




- Scott B.

--- On Sat, 5/23/09, Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...> wrote:








From: Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...>


Subject: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all
the movies back to back?


To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com, pota@yahoogroups.com


Date: Saturday, May 23, 2009, 10:31 PM

















Obviously all 5 could not be played together till 1973




Does anyone know if this happened before with the first 4 films?









How common was it for all 5 to be played back to back in 1973 or 1974 ?



































A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps!


























A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy steps!

OMG! That is so 70s. That would have been the theme if Sid & Marty Kroft has produced the TV series. LOL.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Tim \"apefan\"" <apefan23@...> wrote:
>
> WHo was collecting music info?
>
> Did you see this??
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/Shabam-On-The-Planet-Of-The-Apes-Glam-Rock-7-JSG-Hear_W0QQitemZ120424416835QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Records?hash=item1c09dac643&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2|65%3A10|39%3A1|240%3A1318|301%3A0|293%3A4|294%3A50
>
> a sample can be heard here.....
>
> http://www.4shared.com/file/106192361/ef10d17f/_10__19_On_The_Planet_Of_The_Apes.htmlbr>>

Are these what you're refering to?

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Haristas@... wrote:
>
> A 6-sheet is 81"x81" It looks the same as the PLANET window card. I'm
> actually not that crazy about it, and now think I was a little crazy to
> buy it.

>
> I also paid $900 for a linen-backed 3-sheet from PLANET. That poster
> is 41"x81"
>

A friend of mine use to call it the 4:30 Film Clips. LOL

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, stenosaurus@... wrote:
>
> The Playhouse Video tapes were awful-but at the time that's the only way i
> could watch APES uncut. The 4:30 Movie versions on TV were like an hour
> long!
>
> Bruce
>
>

Well, there's the definitive answer as far as I'm concerned: June 12,
1973 in LA -- the first POTA marathon.

You know, I always think of the sequels as June movies. I rarely watch
them outside of June, and in fact, wish the Blu-ray were just coming
out now instead of last November.

-- Rory


-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Raile <raile@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 24 May 2009 9:55 pm
Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movies back to back? [1 Attachment]



[Attachment(s) from Scott Raile included below]





I've been digging through back issues of the "New York Times" and "The

Los Angeles Times" and I think I've come up with the answer: June 12,
1973.



"Battle" premiered in NYC on Friday, July 13, 1973, but it opened in
Los

Angeles one month earlier, on Wednesday, June 13! Who knew?



On Sunday, June 10 (see attached PDF), there was a big ad in the LA

Times explaining what was going to happen. On Tuesday, June 12, they

would show all four previous films, followed by "the newest and biggest

epic of them all" at 8:30 PM.



Seeing as how it wouldn't open in New York for another month (and
hadn't

even officially opened in LA yet), I can't imagine an earlier "all five

films marathon" than June 12, 1973.




Scott

I saw the PLANET/BENEATH "Two Apes For The Price Of One" Double-Feature
in October of 1971 in a theatre in upstate New York.

There was a poster created for it and a pressbook (might be on Hunter's
site), though I seem to be the only person here who went to this.

-- Rory

-----Original Message-----
From: Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 12:37 am
Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movies back to back?











does anyone have a picture of this double bill
?
poster or ad ?












PLANET and BENEATH had a double bill.
- Scott B.

--- On Sat, 5/23/09, Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...>
wrote:


From:
Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...>
Subject:
[pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all
the
movies back to back?
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com,
pota@yahoogroups.com
Date:
Saturday, May 23, 2009, 10:31 PM





Obviously all 5 could not be played
together till 1973
Does anyone know if this happened before
with the first 4 films?


How common was it for all 5 to be played
back to back in 1973 or 1974 ?

Yeah, that's the poster, only when I saw the double-feature, at a small
theatre in Watertown, New York in 1971, they had a PLANET 1-sheet up
with a BENEATH half-sheet glued to the bottom! Didn't see the offical
poster until I ordered it from The Cinema Attic in Philadelphia a
couple years later.

-- Rory

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff <skintricks@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 3:39 am
Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movies back to back?











I was going through a box of stuff today. In
it was a stack of posters, 1 sheets, 1/2 sheets and other stuff. My
friend, in high school, used to bug 1 theater owner for posters. He
was a
crabby old man who owned 3 theaters. He gave Greg a bunch of stuff one
day. Greg took what he wanted and gave me the leftovers. I started
to go through them and found Mary Poppins, Nashville, and others. I
never
finished going through them. That was back in 1978. I just found a
few treasures in it, 30 years later. 2 "Future News" newspapers with
the
headline "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes-Governor seized in Revolt
of the
Apes." A 20th Century Fox Pressbook for Conquest, and a pressbook for
GO APE! (Something was cut out of the back of the Go Ape
pressbook) AND a 1 sheet Double bill20poster for Planet and Beneath
from
1971. OH MY GOD!!!! I'm so excited! They are
all very brittle on the folds.

----- Original Message -----
From:
Terry
Hoknes
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2009 9:37 PM
Subject: Re: [pota] Where and when was
the first Ape-marathon held of all the movies back to back?





does anyone have a picture of this double bill
?
poster or ad ?












PLANET and BENEATH had a double bill.
- Scott B.

--- On Sat, 5/23/09, Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...>
wrote:


From:
Terry Hoknes <hoknescards@...>
Subject:
[pota] Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the
movies back to back?
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com,
pota@yahoogroups.com
Date:
Saturday, May 23, 2009, 10:31 PM





Obviously all 5 could not be played
together till 1973
Does anyone know if this happened
before with the first 4 films?

How common was it for all 5 to be
=2
0 played back to back in 1973 or 1974 ?

Wow thanks Scott. I stand corrected. Serves me right for answering a post before checking all the replies to it first.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Scott Raile <raile@...> wrote:
>
> I've been digging through back issues of the "New York Times" and "The
> Los Angeles Times" and I think I've come up with the answer: June 12, 1973.
>
> "Battle" premiered in NYC on Friday, July 13, 1973, but it opened in Los
> Angeles one month earlier, on Wednesday, June 13! Who knew?
>
> On Sunday, June 10 (see attached PDF), there was a big ad in the LA
> Times explaining what was going to happen. On Tuesday, June 12, they
> would show all four previous films, followed by "the newest and biggest
> epic of them all" at 8:30 PM.
>
> Seeing as how it wouldn't open in New York for another month (and hadn't
> even officially opened in LA yet), I can't imagine an earlier "all five
> films marathon" than June 12, 1973.
>
>
> Scott
>

There is a copy of the one sheet on the group website : http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/pota/files/Misc./Stuff/Beneath.htm It's at the bottom of the page right before the Herald.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@...> wrote:
>
> does anyone have a picture of this double bill ?
> poster or ad ?
>
>
>

Welcome to the group Steven. Your story about the Comic Magazine is so sad.

Please feel free to explore all the group's features and jump in to the discussions.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "shill66@..." <shill66@...> wrote:
>
> I just popped in "Return to the Planet of the Apes" and wondered why I'd never joined a POTA group. So here I am. Long time Apes fan, love everything... I remember back in the mid-70s asking for a subscription to the comic magazine for Christmas, and I got one subscription issue before they cancelled the magazine. Devastating for a kid! I sure would love it if some of those comic stories could be adapted into movies. I think it's time for a new Planet of the Apes television series. There are so many stories to tell!
>
> -Steven W Hill
>

It is a shame that all those old neighborhood movie theaters are gone. All three theaters in Brooklyn where I saw the POTA films as a kid are no more. And going to a multi-plex is just not the same experience.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, David Ritter <mindwarp19662005@...> wrote:
>
> HEY!!!!!!!!!!!the UA ASTORIA is listed there WOOOOO HHOOOOOOOOO and i rememberd the telephone number omg james ty for putting this up i almost have a tear in my eye. ohhhhh man cant tell you how often i sat in that theater munching on food i snuck in under my coat watching movies on a screen the size of my house and literally living in the movie matinee dammit why did puberty set in girlkd bleggghhhhhhhhh who needs em (except me ) i remember telling my wife if it ever came down to it id chose my apes over her . im divorced now btw
>
>

Could be. About a week or two after that they repeated the marathons for two days in New York at all the theaters showing Battle.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "Tim \"apefan\"" <apefan23@...> wrote:
>
> so maybe the success of that showing for Battle's opening led to the Go APe festival....
>
>
>
>
> > From: James JamesA1102@...
> To: pota@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 8:11:06 AM
> Subject: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of all the movies back to back?
>
>
>
>
>
> The first that I'm aware of was in NYC one day prior to the premiere of Battle.
>
> --- In pota@yahoogroups. com, "Terry Hoknes" <hoknescards@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > Obviously all 5 could not be played together till 1973
> > Does anyone know if this happened before with the first 4 films?
> >

The double bill never ran in NYC. It may have not run in other major markets as well.

When my local theater in Brooklyn had the Go Ape! marathon in 1974, in the lobby they displayed the double bill one sheet along with the one sheets of Escape, Conquest and Battle.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Haristas@... wrote:
>
> I saw the PLANET/BENEATH "Two Apes For The Price Of One" Double-Feature
> in October of 1971 in a theatre in upstate New York.
>
> There was a poster created for it and a pressbook (might be on Hunter's
> site), though I seem to be the only person here who went to this.
>
> -- Rory
>

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Go to this page: http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/pota/files/Misc./Stuff/TVAds.htm

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, David Ritter <mindwarp19662005@...> wrote:
>
> Ok i now have the theme to the 430 movie stuck in my brain dadadada da da dadadadadadad da da dada
>

Check this out, David:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2es-lfRSDOI

The 4:30 Movie, by the way, is directly responsible for the existence of my POTA timeline book--had it not been for The 4:30 Movie, I wouldn't have developed my childhood fascination with that series.

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, David Ritter <mindwarp19662005@...> wrote:
>
> Ok i now have the theme to the 430 movie stuck in my brain dadadada da da dadadadadadad da da dada
>
>
>
>
>

No i have not, dont have a good enough mask also no boots or ammo belt, it has all the western costume paperwork but its put away in my bedside drawer.
Have got my eye on an original rifle but need to save up its about £350.00
Mark :)

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "James" <JamesA1102@...> wrote:
>
>
> Have you ever worn it in public??
>
>
> --- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "haydon.mark" <markhaydon3@> wrote:
> >
> > most expensive item i bought was £425.00 for screen used background
> gorilla outfit from beneath planet of the apes.
> > And that was more that the family think its worth??? What do they
> know.
> > Mark :)
>

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Yeah, Steve Ditko APES!

 

Bruce

 

In a message dated 5/24/2009 10:22:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mindwarp19662005@... writes:

I'm 43 i started collecting comics after seeing the apes books then hooked up on the old x books my brother had.
then really started in 1980.. i always wondered what it would have been like had some of my favorite artists took on an ape book
how bout you guys?
#1 John Byrne & Terry Austin 

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I like that!

 

Bruce

 

In a message dated 5/25/2009 9:18:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, JamesA1102@... writes:

A friend of mine use to call it the 4:30 Film Clips. LOL

--- In pota@yahoogroups. com, stenosaurus@ ... wrote:
>
> The Playhouse Video tapes were awful-but at the time that's the only way i
> could watch APES uncut. The 4:30 Movie versions on TV were like an hour
> long!
>
> Bruce
>

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Yes, that's them. They're on the Yahoo site for all to see.

-----Original Message-----
From: James <JamesA1102@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 9:03 am
Subject: [pota] Re: What is the most you have ever spent on any POTA
items?










Are these what you're refering to?

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, Haristas@... wrote:
>
> A 6-sheet is 81"x81" It looks the same as the PLANET window card.
I'm
> actually not that crazy about it, and now think I was a little
crazy to
> buy it.


>
> I also paid $900 for a linen-backed 3-sheet from PLANET. That
poster
> is 41"x81"
>

Back in 1984 I was living on Long Island (again) and I had a girlfriend
a few years younger than me, and when I first mentioned "Planet of the
Apes" to her the first words out of her mouth were, "Oh, the 4:30
movie!"

It actually made me sad because these were movies (at least the first
three) that I had seen in theatres on Long Island when they were new,
and then to realize that for people just a few years younger than me,
they were merely these things on a local TV station afternoon movie
show..... depressing.

-- Rory

-----Original Message-----
From: rassmguy <handleyr@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 1:16 pm
Subject: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movi...








Check this out, David:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2es-lfRSDOI



The 4:30 Movie, by the way, is directly responsible for the existence
of my POTA timeline book--had it not been for The 4:30 Movie, I
wouldn't have developed my childhood fascination with that series.



--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, David Ritter <mindwarp19662005@...>
wrote:

>

> Ok i now have the theme to the 430 movie stuck in my brain

dadadada da da dadadadadadad da da dada

>

>

>

>

>

Welcome to the group, you will find that there is so much info available here with help from members and some great web sites, hunter, mego to mention only a couple.
I also had a subscipition to the marvel comics when i was a young lad, and yes the storys where good , but the chances of a t.v comback are very slim.
I would love it also if it ever happened, but i think i maybe driving a a wheelchair and putting my teath in a glass before bed before that will happen.
Anyway if you look hard enough there is plenty of reading and the films , t.v series and cartoon series are all available on dvd.
Once again welcome to the group Mark :)

--- In pota@yahoogroups.com, "shill66@..." <shill66@...> wrote:
>
> I just popped in "Return to the Planet of the Apes" and wondered why I'd never joined a POTA group. So here I am. Long time Apes fan, love everything... I remember back in the mid-70s asking for a subscription to the comic magazine for Christmas, and I got one subscription issue before they cancelled the magazine. Devastating for a kid! I sure would love it if some of those comic stories could be adapted into movies. I think it's time for a new Planet of the Apes television series. There are so many stories to tell!
>
> -Steven W Hill
>

-----Original Message-----
From: haydon.mark <markhaydon3@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 6:28 pm
Subject: [pota] Re: Hello

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I don't understand your statement, but I'll be fifty next month.

-- Rory

-----Original Message-----
From: David Ritter <mindwarp19662005@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 7:58 pm
Subject: Re: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held
of all the movi...








rory how old are you? if ya dont mind my asking.
i turned my exwife and a girlfriend onto the apes both loved the
monkeys and got out of it much less then i did but it happins with age


From: "Haristas@..." <Haristas@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 3:21:57 PM
Subject: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of
all the movi...














Back in 1984 I was living on Long Island (again) and I had a girlfriend

a few years younger than me, and when I first mentioned "Planet of the

Apes" to her the first words out of her mouth were, "Oh, the 4:30

movie!"



It actually made me sad because these were movies (at least the first

three) that I had seen in theatres on Long Island when they were new,

and then to realize that for people just a few years younger than me,

they were merely these things on a local TV station afternoon movie

show..... depressing.



-- Rory



-----Original Message-----

From: rassmguy <handleyr@optonl
ine. net>

To: pota@yahoogroups. com

Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 1:16 pm

Subject: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held of

all the movi...



Check this out, David:



http://www.youtube com/watch? v=2es-lfRSDOI



The 4:30 Movie, by the way, is directly responsible for the existence

of my POTA timeline book--had it not been for The 4:30 Movie, I

wouldn't have developed my childhood fascination with that series.



--- In pota@yahoogroups. com, David Ritter <mindwarp1966200
5@...>

wrote:

>



> Ok i now have the theme to the 430 movie stuck in my brain

dadadada da da dadadadadadad da da dada

>



>



>



>



> ____________ _________ _________ __



> From: James <JamesA1102@ ...>



> To: pota@yahoogroups. com

=0

A> Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 6:05:27 AM

> Subject: [pota] Re: Where and when was the first Ape-marathon held

of all the movi...

>



>



>



>



>



> A friend of mine use to call it the 4:30 Film Clips. LOL



>



> --- In pota@yahoogroups. com, stenosaurus@ ... wrote:



> >



> > The Playhouse20Video tapes were awful-but at the time that's

the only way i

> > could watch APES uncut. The 4:30 Movie versions on TV were

like an hour

> > long!



> >



> > Bruce



> >



> >



>

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On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 11:51 AM, jessica rotich <jessicarotich@...> wrote:

These were photos taken yesterday for Baycon 2009 in Santa Clara, California. It was so dinky compared to Wondercon. Going to have to save up some chimpchange and attend SDCC in full ape regalia next year. Thinking of upgrading my costume and adding real leather for the collar. Just have to source the material.

Jessica.

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On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 8:17 PM, <PofTAfan@...> wrote:

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I will be going to the SDCC this year and when my costume comes in I will be going to the con
in full ape regalia. I have seen so many people dressed up at the con, and I saw you dressed
in those photos at Baycon 2009, I decided that i'm going to SDCC dressed as a chimp. like I did for a costume party
in Maryland.

Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: jessica rotich <jessicarotich@...>
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups.com; POTA <pota@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 11:04 pm
Subject: [pota] Re: FYI, I'll be adding photos to my photo album: Jessica's Stuff

I've managed to upload the photos taken Saturday, May 23, day of BayCon 2009 held in Santa Clara, CA. They are in my folder, Jessica's Stuff. Enjoy.

Jessica.

On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 11:51 AM, jessica rotich <jessicarotich@...> wrote:

These were photos taken yesterday for Baycon 2009 in Santa Clara, California. It was so dinky compared to Wondercon. Going to have to save up some chimpchange and attend SDCC in full ape regalia next year. Thinking of upgrading my costume and adding real leather for the collar. Just have to source the material.

Jessica.

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-----Original Message-----
From: jessica rotich <jessicarotich@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 11:40 pm
Subject: Re: [pota] Re: FYI, I'll be adding photos to my photo album: Jessica's Stuff

Hi, folks,

Is anyone here from San Francisco? I was hoping someone who knows
that city might be able to help me. In the episode "The Trap," Burke
and Urko end up in a Bay Area Rapid Transit station. On the wall is
a sign reading "Exit to Sutter St." Does this correspond to any
actual BART subway system? Is there a Sutter St. stop? I read
online that someone thought it was the Embarcadero station, but if
that's the case, why does the wall say "Exit to Sutter St.?" If
anyone has an explanation for this, I'd be most grateful. Thanks in advance!

Rich

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On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 8:27 PM, Rich Handley <handleyr@...> wrote:

Hi, folks,

Is anyone here from San Francisco? I was hoping someone who knows
that city might be able to help me. In the episode "The Trap," Burke
and Urko end up in a Bay Area Rapid Transit station. On the wall is
a sign reading "Exit to Sutter St." Does this correspond to any
actual BART subway system? Is there a Sutter St. stop? I read
online that someone thought it was the Embarcadero station, but if
that's the case, why does the wall say "Exit to Sutter St.?" If
anyone has an explanation for this, I'd be most grateful. Thanks in advance!

Rich

'Behind the Planet of the Apes' airs on the Biography Channel tomorrow
night (May 26th) at 9PM EST.

Chris L.

Hi, folks,

Some dorky questions:

* Has anyone ever managed to read the paperwork sitting on Prefect
Barlow's desk in "The Gladiators?" If so, what does it say?

* In "The Trap," can anyone decipher what the organ-replacement
poster says on the bottom line? The second word is "Clinic." Can
anyone figure out what the first word is? Is it "Elrad?"

* Also in "The Trap," can anyone make out the name of the company at
the bottom of the disposable clothing poster? There are three words,
the second and third of which are "Stores" and "Inc." Can anyone
read the first word? Is it "Stanley?"

Thanks!
Rich

I think John Byrne DID do some Apes back in the 70s---he did some proposal sketches for Marvel.I think they're featured in an issue of Ape Chronicles.Rico Rival,Mike Ploog and Herb Trimpe are still alive and it would be cool to see them do a few pages.As for 'modern' artists, I'd kill to see somebody like Alex Nino or Tim Conrad do some Apes.And Bob Larkin has done painted strips before.For me, however, the dream artist would be John Bolton. John, Scrolls.

>
> Yeah, Steve Ditko APES!
>
> Bruce
>
>
> In a message dated 5/24/2009 10:22:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> mindwarp19662005@... writes:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> I'm 43 i started collecting comics after seeing the apes books then hooked
> up on the old x books my brother had.
> then really started in 1980.. i always wondered what it would have been
> like had some of my favorite artists took on an ape book
> how bout you guys?
> #1 John Byrne & Terry Austin
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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----- Original Message -----

From: PofTAfan@...

To: pota@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 8:55 PM

Subject: Re: [pota] Re: FYI, I'll be adding photos to my photo album: Jessica's Stuff

I always do take lots of photos when I go the SDCC and I will represent, I told my
co-workers that I going to the con dressed. I can understand that because i'm
ususally go to these cons and I see a group from Battle of the Planets, but I see a
small group of apes there every year.

-----Original Message-----
From: jessica rotich <jessicarotich@ gmail.com>
To: pota@yahoogroups. com
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 11:40 pm
Subject: Re: [pota] Re: FYI, I'll be adding photos to my photo album: Jessica's Stuff

Way to go, Kevin, that is FANTASTIC!  Please remember to take lots of photos (I'm sure lots will be taken of you!)...but bring a camera so that you can share with us right away.  And represent!!!  I always lived vicariously through people and their ape costumes, but I decided life is too short and why not?  Now I can't wait to get my ape on again.  Hoping to find some locals to go ape with...but usually I am the only ape in town which is kind of sad.

Jess.

On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 8:17 PM, <PofTAfan@aol. com> wrote:

[Attachment(s) from PofTAfan@aol. com included below]

I will be going to the SDCC this year and when my costume comes in I will be going to the con
in full ape regalia. I have seen so many people dressed up at the con, and I saw you dressed
in those photos at Baycon 2009, I decided that i'm going to SDCC dressed as a chimp. like I did for a costume party
in Maryland.

Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: jessica rotich <jessicarotich@ gmail.com>
To: PotaDG@yahoogroups. com; POTA <pota@yahoogroups. com>
Sent: Mon, 25 May 2009 11:04 pm
Subject: [pota] Re: FYI, I'll be adding photos to my photo album: Jessica's Stuff

I've managed to upload the photos taken Saturday, May 23, day of BayCon 2009 held in Santa Clara, CA.  They are in my folder, Jessica's Stuff.  Enjoy.

 

Jessica.

On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 11:51 AM, jessica rotich <jessicarotich@ gmail.com> wrote:

These were photos taken yesterday for Baycon 2009 in Santa Clara, California.  It was so dinky compared to Wondercon.  Going to have to save up some chimpchange and attend SDCC in full ape regalia next year.  Thinking of upgrading my costume and adding real leather for the collar.  Just have to source the material.

 

Jessica.

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I think John Byrne DID do some Apes back in the 70s---he did some proposal sketches for Marvel.I think they're featured in an issue of Ape Chronicles.Rico Rival,Mike Ploog and Herb Trimpe are still alive and it would be cool to see them do a few pages.As for 'modern' artists, I'd kill to see somebody like Alex Nino or Tim Conrad do some Apes.And Bob Larkin has done painted strips before.For me, however, the dream artist would be John Bolton. John, Scrolls.
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> like had some of my favorite artists took on an ape book
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff <skintricks@...>
To: pota@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 26 May 2009 1:54 am
Subject: Re: [pota] Re: FYI, I'll be adding photos to my photo album: Jessica's Stuff

>4b. Re: Anyone here from San Francisco?
>Posted by: "jessica rotich" jessicarotich@... juswannaknit
>I am from there. I can't remember though. The BART stop would be Powell,
>but I can't remember the Sutter Street exit--Sutter is close by, but it's
>not where I usually went. 'll have to ask my mom who takes BART all the
>time. It's been years since I have been BART, since I live across the bay.

Thanks, Jess--much appreciated!

I'm not from San Francisco, but I've been there twice in the last two
years and did some POTA investigating before going down.

The Closest BART station to Sutter is the Montgomery station downtown.
It is only a short block away from Sutter and is really the only
plausible one that can be called "Sutter" station as none of the other
stations go anywhere near it.

You can see a map of Montgomery station and clearly see Sutter right
on the map:
http://www.bart.gov/stations/mont/index.aspx

As it so happens, both times I was down I was only blocks away from
the Montgomery. I took pictures the first time I was down of the
exterior of the station, which of course looks nothing like the
exterior shots in the episode. The last time I was down, just 6 weeks
ago, I even got on the BART right at Montgomery. I took pictures of
the station and train.

Dario

----- Original Message -----
From: Rich Handley <handleyr@...>
Date: Monday, May 25, 2009 11:27 pm
Subject: [pota] Anyone here from San Francisco?

> Hi, folks,
>
> Is anyone here from San Francisco? I was hoping someone who knows
> that city might be able to help me. In the episode "The Trap,"
> Burke
> and Urko end up in a Bay Area Rapid Transit station. On the wall
> is
> a sign reading "Exit to Sutter St." Does this correspond to any
> actual BART subway system? Is there a Sutter St. stop? I read
> online that someone thought it was the Embarcadero station, but if
> that's the case, why does the wall say "Exit to Sutter St.?" If
> anyone has an explanation for this, I'd be most grateful. Thanks
> in advance!
>
> Rich
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"you mentioned your telling a girlfriend about the apes and her telling
you the 430 movie
i asked my wife at the time about the apes she had never saw them had
no idea that the movies were ever made but then she was born in 1975
after seeing the first movie she fell in love with them even took the
dvd's in the divorce. thats why i asked your age there was no 430 movie
for her lol i robbed the cradle i was 25 she was 18 ."

She took the POTA DVDs in the divorce?!!!!!!

It's a coincidence, but that girlfriend I mentioned, that was when I
was 25 and she was 18! I knew it wouldn't work and broke it off. Good
thing, no way she'd get my POTA stuff!

-- Rory

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Here's an ad for PLANET that was in a New York paper three weeks after
the movie opened wide in April 1968. I've never seen it before.

-- Rory

On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 6:28 AM, Dario Sciola <darios@...> wrote:

I'm not from San Francisco, but I've been there twice in the last two
years and did some POTA investigating before going down.

The Closest BART station to Sutter is the Montgomery station downtown.
It is only a short block away from Sutter and is really the only
plausible one that can be called "Sutter" station as none of the other
stations go anywhere near it.

You can see a map of Montgomery station and clearly see Sutter right
on the map:
http://www.bart.gov/stations/mont/index.aspx

As it so happens, both times I was down I was only blocks away from
the Montgomery. I took pictures the first time I was down of the
exterior of the station, which of course looks nothing like the

exterior shots in the episode. The last time I was down, just 6 weeks

ago, I even got on the BART right at Montgomery. I took pictures of
the station and train.

Dario

----- Original Message -----
From: Rich Handley <handleyr@...>

Date: Monday, May 25, 2009 11:27 pm
Subject: [pota] Anyone here from San Francisco?

> Hi, folks,
>
> Is anyone here from San Francisco? I was hoping someone who knows
> that city might be able to help me. In the episode "The Trap,"
> Burke
> and Urko end up in a Bay Area Rapid Transit station. On the wall
> is
> a sign reading "Exit to Sutter St." Does this correspond to any
> actual BART subway system? Is there a Sutter St. stop? I read
> online that someone thought it was the Embarcadero station, but if
> that's the case, why does the wall say "Exit to Sutter St.?" If
> anyone has an explanation for this, I'd be most grateful. Thanks
> in advance!
>
> Rich
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>

> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>