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''the time is passing by me''

words this pic made in me...

great..
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''the school of the Right Living''


this one really comes in mind!
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''next turn''

again my words:D


great, really makes you think of something...
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''the house is drowning in sands!!!''
my impression for this stunning artwork.
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''Hidding from them''

again the words...

it seems to me that in ewery picture there is some person who is connected with the building and tries to live by those rools...
weird..
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''all that unknown life in the hallway''

words that comes in mind looking at this great artwork
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!!!!!!!

I think this one really shows the destruction of time in this building!!

I can't eaven say how much I love this one...
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''empty turn''
those words comes in mind looking at this one-
really great!
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great, amie, great. you ruined it.
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hahaha the "Ewww"

i remember that from a previous pic.
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That is the redlight district. What an odd place to run such a business. It shows how times change places.

The Freedom Bar you linked to is actually THE gay bar in London.

"Yet another subsidiary of Gaumont British was G.B-Kalee
Ltd which among other activities marketed general cinema supplies. In 1947
British Optical & Precision EngineersLtd was formed as a public company, and
was subsequently re-named Rank Precision Industries Ltd. It acquired the
businesses of British Acoustic Films Ltd and G.B-Kalee Ltd "
http://www.competition.../fulltext/054c02.pdf

"Gaumont-Kalee Equipment chosen for London Premiere. British premiere of Michael Todd's mammoth film "Around the World in 80 Days", at the Astoria, Charing Cross Road, London, on Tuesday last week, was in a new system of presentation, called Cinestage, which has been evolved by technical experts in co-operation with Mr. Todd and, in addition to the installation of special projection equipment, involved one of the most comprehensive sound installations ever built in Great Britain"
http://www.in70mm.com/...estage/cinestage.htm
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For some reason a google search of "Kalee Model 18" turns up a whole plethora of websites completely unrelated to projectors.

What I was able to find is the manual for the three projector models that followed this #18.
http://www.film-tech.c...manuals/GK192021.pdf

It was manufactured by a British Subsidary of a French company called Gaumont, which still operates today as a production company for independant french films.
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Wow. That's so cool (being Polish myself). Thanks for sharing that!
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Holy Sweet Mother of Potatoes - you'll be the scariest one there! =8-o
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Dang, I just HATE it when we are busted like this.