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Jack Ondracek
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Posts: 2348
From: Port Orchard, WA, USA
Registered: Oct 2002
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posted 04-29-2003 12:57 AM
quote: from Mark M.: I wonder how many prints come back to them without the attached trailer.
Having both an indoor house and a drive-in, I can tell you that it's extremely rare for me to find a trailer re-attached to a print. More likely, there are no trailers to be found at all. This is even more interesting when a print will arrive at my indoor house in 3 cans... one of which is full of trailers... but the same title (2 weeks old) will arrive at my drive-in as a normal 2-can shipment, sans trailers.
It's almost funny, were it not so tragic, to find an ID frame on the leader of reel 1 "This preview has been rated for all audiences..." etc, etc,
It does tend to make one understand the frustration that subsequent or sub-run houses are experiencing, not being able to secure a reliable source of trailers, when the first-run houses are brimming to the gills with the darn things... even more so when they get multiple prints (and trailer shipments).
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