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Strickland Collection of Law and Popular Culture Posters Gift of Professor Rennard Strickland Strickland Collection of Law and Popular Culture Posters Gift of Professor Rennard Strickland Print Number in Image Movie Title Format Year Distributor Director Actors Notes Year of Gift Number Set Steven Segal; Pam Above the Law Poster 1988 Warner Bros. Andrew Davis one sheet 2013 Grier; Henry Silva Dennis Universal- Abandoned Poster 1949 Joe Newman O'Keefe; 49/461 insert 2011 International Gale Storm Walter 1937 re- Abraham Huston; Una Poster 1937 Art Cinema D.W. Griffith release of 2011 Lincoln Merkel; Ian 1930 film Keith Loretta William Young; Accused, The Poster 1948 Paramount 49/1 insert 2011 Dieterle Robert Cummings Loretta William Young; Accused, The Poster 1948 Paramount 49/1 one sheet 2011 Dieterle Robert Cummings Myron African Seymour Poster 1955 Republic Healey; three sheet 2011 Manhunt Friedman Karin Booth Ray Milland; Audrey Alias Nick Beal Poster 1948 Paramount John Farrow Totter; 49/4 half sheet 2011 Thomas Mitchell Steve All of Me Poster 1984 Universal Carl Reiner Martin; Lily 840079 one sheet 2011 Tomllin James Anatomy of a Otto Stewart; Lee Poster 1959 Columbia 59/220 one sheet 2011 Murder Preminger Remick; Ben Gazzara Sean Connery; Anderson Tapes, Dyan Poster 1971 Columbia Sidney Lumet 71/212 one sheet 2013 The Cannon; Martin Balsam play poster from production at the Andersonville Saul Levitt Poster 1959-1960 National 2013 Trial, The (playwright) Theatre, Washingto n, D.C. (14" x 22") one sheet; Groucho Marx Edward Marx; Chico At the Circus Poster 1962 M-G-M R62/190 Brothers; re- 2011 Buzzell Marx; Harpo release of Marx 1939 film Audie Murphy; Bad Boy Poster 1949 Allied Artists Kurt Neumann 49/139 half sheet 2011 Lloyd Nolan; Jane Wyatt Hardie one sheet; Albright; 1975 re- Buena Stan release of Bambi Poster 1975 James Algar R75/79 Style A 2013 Vista/Disney Alexander; 1942 Walt Bobette Disney Audrey original one sheet; 1962 US Battle Beyond Thomas Edd Perry; 62.1053; dubbed Poster 1962 Filmgroup 2013 the Sun Colchart Arla Powell 62/305 release of 1959 Soviet film Steve Guttenberg; Bedroom Elizabeth Poster 1987 DEG Curtis Hanson one sheet 2011 Window, The McGovern; Isabelle Huppert Wallace Berry; Robert Big House, The Poster 1930 M-G-M George W. Hill one sheet 2011 Montgomer y; Chester Morris Broderick Crawford; Ralph Big House, Howard W. Poster 1955 United Artists Meeker; Lon 55-129 one sheet 2011 U.S.A. Koch Chaney; Charles Bronson Robert Billy Budd Poster 1962 Allied Artists Peter Ustinov Ryan; Peter 62/423 one sheet 2011 Ustinov? Humphrey Warner Black Legion Poster 1937 Archie Mayo Bogart; Ann one sheet 2011 Brothers Sheridan Edward G. Robinson; Hugo Black Tuesday Poster 1954 United Artists Peter 55/15 one sheet 2011 Fregonese Graves; Jean Parker Glen Ford; Anne Blackboard Poster 1955 M-G-M Richard Brooks Francis; 55/134 one sheet 2011 Jungle Louis Calhern William Hurt; Warner Lawrence Kathleen Body Heat Poster 1981 810108 one sheet 2011 Brothers Kasdan Turner; Richard Crenna 14 3/8" x 22 1/4"; Bons à Tout Bons Les Stan Laurel; Belgian à Rien (aka The Poster 1933? Exploitants Lloyd French Oliver 2011 release; Midnight Patrol) Réunis Hardy stored flat in box William Bendix; Willis Hoagy Boys Prison Poster 1950 United Artist 50/153 one sheet 2011 Goldbeck Carmichael; Stanley Clements Frankie Darro; Grant Boys' Howard Poster 1939 Monogram Withers; insert 2011 Reformatory Bretherton Lillian Elliott Peter Falk; William Peter Boyle; one sheet Brink's Job, The Poster 1978 Universal 2011 Friedkin Allen 2 copies Goorwitz Richard Conte; Brothers Rico, Dianne Poster 1957 Columbia Phil Karlson 57/257 one sheet 2011 The Foster; Kathryn Grant Robert Redford; 20th Century- Stuart Brubaker Poster 1980 Yaphet 800077 one sheet 2011 Fox Rosenberg Kotto Jane Alexander Buck Rogers Gil Gerard; (aka Buck Erin Gray; one sheet; Poster 1979 Universal Daniel Haller 2013 Rogers in the Pamela style B 25th Century) Hensley Richard Bustin' Loose Poster 1981 Universal Oz Scott Pryor; Cicely 810082 one sheet 2011 Tyson Elliott Busting Pressbook 1974 United Artists Peter Hyams Gould; 2011 Robert Blake Henry Caine Mutiny, Fonda; John play Pressbook 1954 Dick Powell 2013 The Hodiak; pressbook Lloyd Nolan Frank Sinatra; Shirley 20th Century- MacLaine; Can Can Poster 1960 Walter Lang 60/317 one sheet 2011 Fox Maruice Chevalier; Louis Jourdan J. Lee Cape Fear Poster 1962 Universal 62/185 one sheet 2011 Thompson Gregory Peck; Tony Captain 63.2008; Poster 1964 Universal David Miller Curtis; one sheet 2013 Newman, M.D. 64/720 Angie Dickinson Spenser Tracy; Lana Cass Timberlane Poster 1947 M-G-M George Sidney Turner; 48/634 one sheet 2011 Zachary Scott Sophia Loren; Cassandra AVCO George P. Richard Poster 1976 77/24 one sheet 2013 Crossing, The Embassy Coamatos Harris; Martin Sheen Michael Circumstantial 20th Century Poster 1945 John Larkin O'Shea; one sheet 2011 Evidence Fox Lloyd Nolan Amedeo Nazzari; one sheet; City Stands Silvana US release Poster 1955 I.F.E. Luigi Zampa 55/55 2013 Trial, The Pampanini; of Processo Paolo alla citta Stoppa Amedeo Nazzari; half sheet; City Stands Silvana US release Poster 1955 I.F.E. Luigi Zampa 55/55 2013 Trial, The Pampanini; of Processo Paolo alla citta Stoppa Chester Morris; Confessions of Edward Harriet Poster 1941 Columbia three sheet 2011 Boston Blackie Dmytryk Hilliard; Richard Lane Glenn Ford; Convicted Poster 1950 Columbia Henry Levin Broderick 50/395 insert 2011 Crawford Glenn Ford; Convicted Poster 1950 Columbia Henry Levin Broderick 50/395 one sheet 2011 Crawford Cullen Convict's Code, Poster 1930 Syndicate Harry J. Revier Landis; half sheet 2011 The Eloise Taylor Richard Gere; Cotton Club, Francis Poster 1984 Orion Gregory 840130 one sheet 2011 The Coppola Hines; Diane Lane John one sheet; Counselor at Barrymore; 1953 re- Poster 1953 Realart William Wyler R53/359 2011 Law Bebe release of Daniels 1933 film Gary Cooper; Court-Martial of Otto Charles Billy Mitchell, Poster 1956 Warner Bros. 56/12 one sheet 2011 Preminger Bickford; The Ralph Bellamy Gary Cooper; Court-Martial of Otto Charles Billy Mitchell, Poster 1955 Warner Bros. 1955 56/12 half sheet 2013 Preminger Bickford; The Ralph Bellamy Richard Creature with Edward L. Denning; Poster 1955 Columbia insert 2011 the Atom Brain Cahn Angela Stevens Crime Doesn't Poster 1930s-40s M-G-M 5804 one sheet 2011 Pay (Series) Lee Tracy; Margot Christy Grahame; one sheet; 2 Criminal Lawyer Poster 1936 RKO 2011 Cabanne Eduardo copies Ciannelli; Erik Rhodes Seymour Pat O'Brien; Criminal Lawyer Poster 1951 Columbia 51/245 insert 2011 Friedman Jane Wyatt Seymour Pat O'Brien; one sheet; Criminal Lawyer Poster 1951 Columbia 51/245 2009 Friedman Jane Wyatt framed John Smith; 57/543 Crooked Circle, Poster 1957 Republic Joseph Kane Fay Spain; (stamped on three sheet 2011 The Steve Brodie outside) William Al Pacino; Cruising Poster 1980 United Artists 800021 one sheet 2011 Friedkin Karen Allen Neil Dangerous Lady Poster 1941 PRC B.B. Ray Hamilton; one sheet 2011 June Storey Timothy Hutton; Mandy Daniel Poster 1983 Paramount Sidney Lumet 830150 one sheet 2013 Patinkin; Linksay Crouse Rod Taylor; Metro- Yvette Dark of the Sun Poster 1968 Goldwyn- Jack Cardiff 68/14 one sheet 2013 Mimieux; Mayer Jim Brown Simone Signoret; Metro- Day and the Stuart Poster 1963 Goldwyn- Réne Clément 63.1501; 63/278 one sheet 2013 Hour, The Whitman; Mayer Geneviève Page Dick Tracy vs. Phantom Ralph Byrd; one sheet; William Empire (re- Ralph 41/730; A Republic Poster 1952 Republic Witney; John 2011 release; formerly Morgan; Jan R52/9806 Serial in 15 English titled Dick Tracy Wiley chapters vs. Crime Inc.) Warren Oates; Ben American Dillinger Poster 1973 John Milius Johnson; 73/155 one sheet 2011 International Cloris Leachman Cedric Hardwicke; Dreyfus Case, F.W. Kraemer; Beatrix Poster 1931 Columbia 4016 one sheet 2013 The Milton Rosmer Thomson; Charles Carson Peter Fonda; Dennis Dennis Easy Rider Poster 1969 Columbia Hopper; 69/202 one sheet 2011 Hopper Jack Nicholson Humphrey Bretaigne Bogart; Zero Enforcer, The Poster 1951 Warner Bros. 51/67 one sheet 2011 Windust Mostel; Ted deCorsia Lilly Karat Escape from (Lilli Carati); Women's Prison Conrad one sheet ; Zora Keer (Sexual Freedom Breughel 1984 US Poster 1984 21st Century (Zora 2011 or Le evase : (Giovanni release of Kerova); storie di sesso e Brusadori) Italian film Phillip de di violenze) Gara Ellen Burstyn; William Exorcist, The Poster 1974 Warner Bros. Max von 74/40 one sheet 2013 Friedkin Sydow; Linda Blair Chuck Norris; one sheet; Eye for an Eye, AVCO Poster 1981 Steve Carver Christopher 810063 advance 2013 An Embassy Lee; Richard one sheet Roundtree James FBI Story, The Photo 1959 Warner Bros. Mervyn LeRoy Stewart; 59/264 2011 Vera Miles Paul Kelly; Fear in the De Forest Poster 1947 Paramount Maxwell Shane 47/152 one sheet 2011 Night Kelley; Ann Doran Fred Astaire; Warner Finian's Francis Ford Petula Clark; Poster 1969 Bros./Seven 68/233 one sheet 2013 Rainbow Coppola Tommy Arts Steele Tom Cruise; Jeanne Firm, The Poster 1993 Paramount Sydney Pollack Tripplehorn; one sheet 2013 Gene Hackman Walter First Monday in Poster 1981 Paramount Ronald Neame Matthau; Jill 810148 one sheet 2011 October Clayburgh Steve Folsom Prison Poster 1951 Warner Bros. Crane Wilbur Cochran; 51/168 one sheet 2011 David Brian Marjoe Gortner; Food of the American Pamela Poster 1976 Bert I. Gordon 76/73 one sheet 2013 Gods, The International Franklin; Ralph Meeker Jack Fortune Cookie, Lemmon; Poster 1966 United Artists Billy Wilder 66/378 one sheet 2011 The Walter Matthau Sylvia Metro- Sidney; window Fury Poster 1936 Goldwyn- Fritz Lang Spencer card (14" x 2013 Mayer Tracy; 22") Walter Abel Kent Taylor; large cloth Irene Ray Taylor; banner; Gang Busters Banner 1942 Universal Hervey; 2011 Noel Smith stored flat Robert in box Armstrong Jackie Cooper; Gangster's Boy Poster 1938 Monogram William Nigh Robert insert 2011 Warwick; Lucy Gilman Jackie Cooper; Gangster's Boy Poster 1938 Monogram William Nigh Robert one sheet 2011 Warwick; Lucy Gilman Burt Reynolds; Jack Gator Pressbook 1976 United Artists Burt Reynolds 2011 Weston; Lauren Hutton Niroshi Gigantis the Fire Koizumi; insert; Monster (aka 1959 US Motoyoshi Setsuko Poster Warner Bros.
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