Venue Address: Sidney B. Cushing Memorial Amphitheatre - Mt. Tamalpais State Park, Mill Valley, CA 
Promotion: KFRC
Event: Fantasy Fair & Magic Mountain Music Festival

Also Performing:
The Lamp Of Childhood
(Various Performers)

Setlist:
When The Music's Over
Break On Through
Soul Kitchen
Light My Fire
(Incomplete)

Recordings / Film:
16mm Professional Film (Color)
16mm Professional Film (B&w w/Audio)
8mm Amateur/Audience Film (Color)

Photographers:
Gene Anthony
Bill Bowen (Performer)
Matthew Child
John Gavrilis
Michael Goldberg (Amateur)
Radley Hirsch (Amateur)
Victoria Joyce
Jim Marshall
Elaine Mayes
Paula Rao (Amateur)
Helie Robinson
Unidentified (Amateur)

Reviews / Info:
-This venue is technically known as the Sidney B. Cushing Memorial Ampitheatre located in Mt. Tamalpais State Park.
-Promotional artwork by Martin (Handbill;Print Ad;Program;)
-Souvenir artwork by Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley (Souvenir Poster)
-Promotional or possibly souvenir artwork by Jack Hatfield (Two-Piece Poster)
-Sound by Harry McCune Sound Service.
-30,000 tickets are sold for this festival.
-This festival is a fundraiser for the Hunters Point Child Care Service.
-On May 1st Sal Bonafede confirms The Doors appearance at the festival via telegram.
-This festival is originally set to run from 8:00am to 6:00pm on June 3rd & 4th.
-The Doors are originally scheduled to perform on June 4th at 9:45am.
-This festival is postponed at the last minute due to rain and rescheduled for June 10th & 11th.
-A souvenir poster is created by Mouse Studios to be sold at concessions during the festival.
-Two versions of a second two-piece poster are created by Jack Hatfield reflecting both sets of festival dates.
-Two stages are set up for this festival; The Doors play on the main stage.
-A film crew is hired by KFRC Program Director Tom Rounds to document the festival.
-KFRC Radio reserves filming rights during this festival.
-Commercial use of film and photographs without permission by KFRC, other than television news, is prohibited.
-A German film crew captures portions of this performance on black and white film featuring audio.
-An audience member captures color 8mm footage of The Doors performance.
-Above setlist is derived from 16mm b&w performance footage.
-The Doors are followed by The Lamp of Childhood.
-The Doors give an evening performance at the Fillmore Auditorium following this festival.
-The Doors fly to New York the following day for a performance at the Village Theatre.

16MM COLOR FILM

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Info:

16mm color footage with zoom lens taken of The Doors by what was most likely a two man camera crew hired by Tom Rounds of KFRC to document the Fantasy Fair & Magic Mountain Music Festival on June 10th, 1967. Shot from the stage with a single camera, this footage features multiple angles of The Doors performance. While it does not appear to have original sound, this footage is approximately 4 minutes in length and is of excellent quality with brilliant colors, documenting a pre-leather pants performance by Jim Morrison, and The Doors rise to fame.

16MM BLACK & WHITE FILM

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Info:

16mm B&w silent footage of The Doors at the Tamalpais Mountain Theater in Marin County, California. Approximately fifty seconds of footage are known to collectors. While a camera crew was hired by KFRC to film the festival, the crew responsible for this black and white footage is hired by filmmaker Jurgen Schroder-Jahn of Germany for his short film Die Herren Von Morgen - Hippies, and are said to have shot over 30 minutes of footage at this venue along with original native audio recorded on a Nagra. The film crew also attends a second performance that evening at the Fillmore Auditorium, focusing mainly on the audience and the light show, however the footage may in fact have been shot the night before. The original audio accompanying the Tamalpais Mountain Theater footage are segments of When The Music's Over and Break On Through. Reports from recent years indicate that the original filmwork and audio from this show was destroyed to make room in the archive it was stored in.

Original Audio:
When The Music's Over (Segment) > Break On Through (Cut)

8MM AMATEUR COLOR FILM

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Info:

Silent color footage of The Doors at the Tamalpais Mountain Theater on June 10th, 1967, shot by audience member Steve Brown on an 8mm camera who is stationed near the back of the amphitheater. At approximately three minutes in length, this is one of three known sources of film footage of The Doors taken at this festival. (See Below)

LOST FILM

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Info:

Photographs taken by Gene Anthony and other photographers show multiple cameras filming The Doors from the foot of the stage during their performance at the Tamalpais Mountain Theater on June 10th, 1967. Although three different sources of footage have already surfaced from this show, these photographs indicate that yet more film footage was shot by members of the audience and may still exist.

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