Olaf Uses a
Stereoscope and Summer Stereocards in Once Upon
a Snowman Cartoon Short on Disney+
Frozen's goofy snowman Olaf and
his love of the summer season stumbled onto the
big screen and into fan's hearts back in 2013
with the first Frozen film. Now, he stars
in his own short on Disney+, Once Upon a Snowman.
Olaf's origins and how he came to be fascinated
by summer is the basis of the comedic short. It
starts at the moment he was brought to life during
Elsa's iconic Let it Go musical number.
Olaf discovers Wandering Oaken's
Trading Post where he meets Oaken and tells him
he wants a nose. Since he just sold his last carrots
to Anna, Oaken begins sticking other into Olaf's
face. The items range from a flag, a paddle ball
toy, a snow globe, a bottle of mysterious green
liquid, a toilet plunger, a hair comb and a fish
before finally fitting him with a stereocard viewer.
The viewer contains stereocards of colorful pictures
of summer flowers, blue skies, sandy beaches and
buzzing bees. His In Summer song starts
playing in the background. As Olaf falls over
in amazement and delight he tells Oaken, "I've
never identified with anything so much in my whole
life! It's like snowmen and summer just... belong
together."
Of course, being made of snow, it's
not a good match for Olaf's obsession being summertime.
Olaf's first meeting with Anna, Kristoff and Sven
leads to his infamous summer song. The summer
obsession is ironic but hilarious and the cartoon
short strives to give a logical and funny explanation
for Olaf's love of all things summer.
This green View-Master® Model C viewer is
owned by a collector from Germany. He is a passionate
stereo collector of the 1950s to today. View-Master®
viewers are his special topic with a collection
of about 1,500 viewers of all nations and varieties,
including a very special piece of what he unfortunately
has no information about. It is this gorgeous
green View-Master® model "C" made
in India. If anyone has information about this
unusual viewer, please
let us know by leaving comments on our Facebook
page.
Transparency
Setting Added to Masuji Suto's StereoPhoto Maker
Version 6.10
A free download of StereoPhoto Maker Version
6.10 is now available. The latest update includes
a transparency setting added to the "Menu
-> Edit -> Add Logo Image" function.
Jack
and the Beanstalk Kickstarter Campaign Will Restore
Abbott and Costello Meet the Creature from the
Black Lagoon TV Footage
A Kickstarter campaign is underway to restore
Abbott and Costello's first color feature Jack
and the Beanstalk. In addition, the project
will restore the Feb, 21, 1954 Colgate Comedy
Hour sketch where they do the moving candle routine.
Later in the scene, Glenn Strange appears as the
Frankenstein Monster and Ben Chapman gives the
nationwide viewing audience their first view of
Universal's newest monster creation, The Creature
from the Black Lagoon. There are many unauthorized
bootleg copies of this clip out there but the
new restoration of this wonderful footage will
blow away any version that you've seen before.
Lou Costello's Exclusive Productions owned Jack
and the Beanstalk, but sold off the rights
in the mid-1950's. Unfortunately, the original
35mm master materials (camera negative, color
separations, fine grain master positive) no longer
survive. The restoration will be mastered from
archival 35mm SuperCinecolor positive print elements.
This deluxe Limited Edition region free Blu-ray
and DVD will be released in July 2021 by ClassicFlix
and will be loaded with outstanding bonus features.
Commentary track by noted Abbott and Costello
expert Ron Palumbo
Restored Sepia-toned opening and closing scenes.
Original 1952 SuperCinecolor 35mm trailer.
Behind the scenes on-set production photos.
A look at the complex Cinecolor process by
film historian Jack Theakston.
Deleted scenes photo gallery.
Jack and the Beanstalk radio sketch from 1945
with Rudy Vallee.
Kodachrome wardrobe test slides with Lou,
Buddy Baer and Dorothy Ford.
Posters, pressbook and lobbycards photo gallery.
1952 World Premiere photos at the Fabian Theatre
in Paterson, NJ.
Restored color trailer for Abbott and Costello
Meet Captain Kidd.
Stereo
World Magazine, September/October 2020, Vol. 46,
No. 2
The September/October 2020 issue of Stereo World
magazine is now available
Inside this issue:
3D-Con 2020 A Virtual Hit, Part 1 – 3d-con.com
In Sickness and In Health - Doctors, part 2; European
Gems by Denis Pellerin
Cyclops 1, The View-Master 3-D Movie System, by
Wolfgang Sell
Sheldon Aronowitz 1948 - 2020
Olivia De Havilland by David Starkman
Home Theater 3-D, Training Your Eyes for Better
3-D by Lew Warren
A Stereoscopic Guide to the Galaxy review by John
Dennis
A Walk Through Waukesha, review by John Dennis
The Unknowns by Russell Nortons
NewViews
Editor’s View
50s Flavored Finds
The Society
Classifieds and more!
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get six issues of Stereo World magazine with your
annual membership.
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Global
Glasses-Free 3-D HD Displays Market Research Report
2020
The report Global Glasses-Free HD 3-D Displays
Market Status (2015-2019) and Forecast (2020-2026)
by Region, Product Type & End-Use is a
comprehensive investigation into the geographical
landscape, industry size along with the revenue
estimation of the business. The report highlights
the challenges impeding market growth and expansion
strategies employed by leading companies in the
glasses-free HD 3-D displays market, including
the challenges of the global pandemic of COVID-19.
Glasses-Free HD 3-D Displays companies with
their profiles, revenue shares in market, comprehensive
portfolio of their offerings, networking and distribution
strategies, regional market footprints, and much
more are discussed in the market structure analysis.
The report tracks the growth path of market from
2019 through 2020, and long-term market growth
projections for 2015 through 2026. The report
offers an extensive assessment of demand, supply,
and manufacturing scenario based on detailed analysis
of industry’s key dynamics and segmental
performance,
Key Companies
Alioscopy
Evistek
Kangde Xin
Leyard
Inlife-Handnet
Magnetic 3D
TCL Corporation
Exceptional 3D
Yuan Chang Vison
Realcel Electronic
Vision Display
Seefeld
Key Types
Light barrier technology
Lenticular lens technology
Directional Backlight
Direct Imaging
Others
Key End-Use
TV
Advertising Display
Mobile Devices
Others
Global Glasses-Free HD 3D Displays Market
Report 2020 by Key Players, Types, Applications,
Countries, Market Size, Forecast to 2026 Table
of Contents
Chapter 1 Market Overview
Chapter 2 Key Companies
Chapter 3 Global Market Status and Future
Forecast
Chapter 4 Asia-Pacific Market Status and Future
Forecast
Chapter 5 Europe Market Status and Future
Forecast
Chapter 6 North America Market Status and
Future Forecast
Chapter 7 South America Market Status and
Future Forecast
Chapter 8 Middle East and Africa Market Status
and Future Forecast
