Brentwood Film Review Magazine
Brentwood’s Film Review Magazine follows Dane from the hamlets of Minnesota to a San Francisco bed, and the copy promises all 9½ fat inches of him.
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Ships in plain outer packaging. $6 U.S. shipping, free over $100.
Vintage is final sale. Every mark we mention is in the photos.
Condition report
Good. Glossy, saturated color throughout, with the inside pages clean and bright and only light rubbing on the black covers plus one small corner crease on the back. Every mark is in the photos.
Flaws notedCover wear, Creases
PagesNot fully verified
The story
Film 712, "Small Town Boy!", starts with a convention in town and Dane, a rosy-cheeked all-American from the hamlets of Minnesota, who by Brentwood's account is bulging at the seams of his new suit trousers before he has even unpacked. He tries his luck with a woman in Union Square, she says no, and he turns his attention to a blue-eyed blond on a park bench on fashionable Nob Hill.
From there the color stills leave the sidewalk for a room with sailboat art over the bed and a red jar on the nightstand, and one caption swears "he gave it to him in every possible position and still he came back for more." The producers had so much footage they split the film into Part One and Part Two, and this $12.50 magazine is the preview for both.
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Why it matters
Brentwood is selling its own film here, with the street scenes on Nob Hill up front and the hotel-bed payoff after, so you get both parts of Small Town Boy on paper in full color.
The copy in hand
What we checked before listing it.
Good. Glossy, saturated color throughout, with the inside pages clean and bright and only light rubbing on the black covers plus one small corner crease on the back. Every mark is in the photos.
Visible in the photos.
Noted in the listing.
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