Cinema 41

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The historical collection of the Dobie Theatre’s Mylar Archive

WEEK until the Dobie Theatre’s LARGE MYLAR ARCHIVE Auction ENDS!

ENDS SUNDAY OCT 19TH at 8pm Central.

Don't sleep on this mega rare collection of analog Cinema History.

Vidiots will receive 10% of profits from this auction

2 HOURS UNTIL Auction goes LIVE!!!
TODAY IS THE DAY to bid on mega rare Cinema memories from Austin's historic Dobie Theatre.

AUCTION LINK will be posted on the Dobie's FB feed at 8pm.

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Dobie's Mylar Archives AUCTION!!!
LARGE SIZED 5x25

Auction on EBAY:
STARTS Friday, October 10th
ENDS Sunday, October 19th
10 DAY Auction
Bidding starts at $150.00 USD

10% of this auction will be donated to a cinema or film archive
announced on October 10th.

This is a VERY RARE Collection of the Dobie Theatre’s Light Box Film
You may remember the Theatre #1 Projection Booth had a glass window, allowing patrons to view a live projector. This booth was wallpapered with some of these mylars.

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