Raintree County Revisited.” Now, a Dozen Years Later, Mr

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2 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 DON'T DO ANYTHING WITH YOUR POSTERS UNTIL YOU CONTACT ME!! TOP DOLLAR PAID!!! •BUYING VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS, LOBBY CARDS, FILM STILLS, WINDOW CARDS & MOVIE MEMORABILIA •BUYING ALL GENRES: HORROR, SCI-FI, COMEDY, CLASSICS, SILENT FILMS, ANIMATION, CRIME/NOIR, SERIALS AND WESTERNS. •ANY 1920'S-1970'S CONCERT POSTERS. •BUYING ALL SIZES! ANY CONDITION ACCEPTED! •LARGE FINDERS FEES PAID! •NO COLLECTION TOO LARGE OR SMALL! •CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY! Ralph DeLuca 800-392-4050 www.ralphdeluca.com 973-377-1007 Outside the United States 973-377-4020 Fax • [email protected] 157 Park Ave, Madison NJ 07940 #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 3

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DR. V, our resident horror/sci-fi writer and collector, is taking the month off. He is deep in the underground catacombs of his laboratory, concocting a bombshell interview and feature of, shall we say, a real bombshell! Watch the next issue of MCW for the return of our fi endish friend. In October, 1996, MCW #509 featured Steven Russell’s cover story, “Raintree County Revisited.” Now, a dozen years later, Mr. Russell has revised and updated the ‘Raintree County’ story to celebrate the saga’s 50th Anniversary, which occurred in the fall of 2007. And collector Bernie Bubnis has profi led a true collector in Bob Pickell in “The East Side Kid from New Egypt, New Jersey.” I hope this article hits home with you, no matter what collecting preference you enjoy. – Brian Bukantis, Publisher 4 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 MOVIE POSTERS BOUGHT AND SOLD FILMPOSTERS.COM I am a collector, NOT a dealer. I will pay TOP DOLLAR for your posters. PLEASE CALL ME!

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Closeup Barb, Bob, Patric & jockey and horse ...... Nm ...... 20.00 t Closeup Barb, Bob, Lynn ...... NM ...... 25.00 Closeup Barb hugs horse, Bob right ...... NM ...... 25.00 NM=near mint Closeup Bob takes off boot of Barb ...... NM ...... 25.00 Closeup Bob about to kiss Barb in chair ...... Nm ...... 25.00 VVG=something very minor Prefer Money Orders VG-pin holes or tiny tears or bent (checks must clear fi rst) Portrait Bob & Barb laughing & hugs ...... NM ...... 25.00 corner or wear in border or all Glossie Ad for movie - 4 each (all different) ...... 4 ...... 3.00ea G-VG=pin holes or tears or chip & Add $8.00 postage & Ins. Glossies 11408-60-29-6 - Barb in all ...... 3 ...... 3.00ea. some wear or all Add $10.00 orders over $300.00 11408-105 - Portrait Barb, Bob, horse ...... 1 ...... 5.00 Portrait=heads & shoulders 11408-184 - Bob removes Barb’s boot like lobby ...... 1 ...... 5.00 Closeup=waist up LB 1shts add $15.00 ins. & 11408-121 Closeup Bob about to kiss Barb (like lobby) ...... 1 ...... 5.00 T.C.=Title Card tube 11408-198 - Waist up publicity - Barb in turtle neck sweater ...... 1 ...... 10.00 Sml=Small (applies to U.S. Mail) California (46) Duo =not full color Glossies 11411-5-28-53 (Barb in all0 ...... 3 ...... 3.00ea 14-25-35 - Closeup Barb & Milland ...... 3 ...... 5.00ea. 8149 N. DENMARK CT. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53224 • (414) 365-1966 •E-MAIL: [email protected] Clash By Night (52) LC#4 Barb, Paul stand, Ryan seated ...... VVG ...... 20.00 #6 Barb, Paul center, Ryan down ...... VVG ...... 20.00 #8 Closeup Paul & Ryan fi ght ...... VVG ...... 10.00 27x41 1sht (Monroe pictured) ...... VVG .....300.00 Kim (50) Glossies CBN-14-50-39-84-93-ADV-33 (trim button, no credits, closeups) ...... 6 ...... 3.00ea. MARILYN MONROE GLOSSIES TC beautiful!...... NM ...... 75.00 Crime of Passion (57) #5 Flynn, Stockwell beside old man by rock ...... Nm ...... 20.00 TC ...... NM ...... 45.00 As Young As You Feel (51) Mara Maru (52) #2 Closeup Brown seated, Barb stands ...... Nm ...... 15.00 816-16 Marilyn holds pad, Webber seated...... NM ...... $15.00 LC#5 Roman & man embrace ...... Nm ...... 5.00 #3 Closeup Barb seated, man & Hayden stand ...... NM ...... 15.00 816-17 Waist up Marilyn & man in suit ...... NM ...... 15.00 #6 Closeup Flynn & old man with big cross ...... NM ...... 10.00 #4 Closeup Barb seated, newspaper man offi ce ...... NM ...... 15.00 Bus Stop (56) Glossies 771-605-607-615-617-621 - publicity #6 Closeup Barb with gun ...... NM ...... 15.00 939-153 Don, Marilyn laugh, Lange & waitress near ...... Nm ...... 20.00 shots of Flynn alone & some with Roman, trim but credits are there ...... 6 ...... 3.00ea #7 Closeup 2 men hold Haden by fi le cabinet, man right...... NM ...... 10.00 939-153X same, only closeup ...... NM ...... 20.00 Never Say Goodbye (46) #8 Closeup Hayden stands, Barb seated...... NM ...... 15.00 939-156X Closeup Marilyn & Don by jukebox ...... NM ...... 25.00 Closeup Flynn kisses Parker, little girl winks ...... NM ...... 20.00 27x41 1 sht ...... G-VG...... 25.00 939-165X Marilyn by desk at police station ...... NM ...... 25.00 Tucker lifts Flynn, Parker smiles ...... NM ...... 20.00 Cattle Queen of Montana (54) 939-205 Marilyn in dance outfi t & Don (knees up) ...... NM ...... 25.00 Parker, little girl, Tucker by fi replace ...... NM ...... 15.00 Glossy CQ-49 - Color closeup Barb, Indian, older man ...... 1 ...... 3.00 939-D3 Marilyn, Don full length (like poster) plain background (publicity) ...... Nm ...... 75.00 Closeup parker, Tucker barechested, Flynn in pajamas ...... NM ...... 20.00 CQ-80 - Closeup Barb (both glossies trimmed, no credits)...... 1 ...... 3.00 Glossy Color glossy- Marilyn seated in dance outfi t, legs crossed, Don right...... NM ...... 75.00 Glossies 653-33-73-117-129 (Flynn in all) ...... 4 ...... 3.00ea Cry Wolf (47) Don’t Bother To Knock (52) (bottom trim, no credits) Pressbook 25 pages ...... VVG ...... 20.00 LC Portrait Barb & Geraldine Brooks ...... NM ...... 25.00 850-26-27-31-34-39-50-71 (Marilyn in all) ...... 7ea ...... 5.00ea Objective Burma (45) Glossies 666-32-37-56-68-82 Barb & Flynn in all ...... 5ea ...... 5.00ea Home Town Story (51) LC Flynn center points to map, 6 watch ...... NM ...... 65.00 East Side, West Side (50) H+S-8 Marilyn by phone, man holds pipe & in raincoat ...... NM ...... 20.00 27x41 1sht ...... NM ...... 750.00 1464-57-36- - Barb, Mason Hefl in in all ...... 2 ...... 3.00ea Let’s Make It Legal (51) Glossy 629- Closeup Flynn by Jeep ...... 1 ...... 5.00 1464-30-32-35-31 - Closeups Barb & costars...... 4 ...... 5.00ea 828-25 Marilyn poses in bathing suit by palm tree (publicity)...... NM ...... 65.00 Rocky Mountain (50) Escape To Burma (55) Ladies of the Chorus (R-52) Glossies 742-10-835-885 - Flynn in all ...... 3 ...... 3.00ea Pressbook large pressbook (color cover)...... VVG ...... 25.00 928-43 Portrait Marilyn ...... NM ...... 50.00 San Antonio (45) Executive Suite (54) 928-47 Marilyn full length in long gown, leg showing,hand on hip, shadow behind (pub)NM ..50.00 TC Great looking ...... NM ...... 90.00 TC All star ...... Nm ...... 85.00 Love Happy (48) Glossies 635-56-131-148 (Flynn in all) ...... 3 ...... 3.00ea Forty Guns (57) LH-5-126 Portrait Marilyn, bare shoulders (publicity) ...... 75.00 San Antonio (R-56) (duo) LC#3 Barb in black outfi t center, jail scene, others...... NM ...... 20.00 LH-S-127 Portrait Marilyn, bare shoulders, but different gown, shadows background...... 75.00 #4 Flynn center in saloon, men around ...... NM ...... 10.00 27x41 1 sht ...... NM ...... 50.00 Misfi ts, The (61) #5 Closeup Flynn, Alexis Smith, Bates inside stage ...... NM ...... 10.00 Glossy 969-12 Closeup Barb on white horse on hind legs ...... 1 ...... 5.00 TM (88-5)8-4 Marilyn ceneter, Clift & Gable either side, waist up publicity pose ...... 1 ...... 35.00 #7 Flynn holds gun, dead man on street ...... NM ...... 10.00 Jeopardy (53) TM (135-12)-48 Marilyn & Clift (head & shoulders) ...... 1 ...... 25.00 Pressbook 4 pages ...... VVG ...... 10.00 TC ...... VVG ...... 50.00 TM (82-8)-31 Marilyn holds drink, old cowboy holds cigar, little boy center,from knee up 1 ...... 15.00 Glossies 635-56-149-166-172 (Flynn in all) ...... 4 ...... 2.00ea Lady of Burlesque (43) TM (18-12)-PUB-9 Marilyn poses on horse ...... NM ...... 25.00 The Sea Hawk (40) (linen cards) LC 7 chorus girls show legs on stage ...... NM ...... 25.00 TM-ART-3 Marilyn plays ping pong,paddles in hand,drink in other, man watches ...... NM ...... 25.00 LC Closeup Flynn holds sword to man’s neck, sailor right ...... VVG-NM 200.00 27x41 1sht on linen ...... LB ...... 300.00 Prince & The Showgirl (57) LC SHips side by side, men ready to fi gh ...... VVG-NM125.00 Glossy 51-87 - Barb on stage, holds fur, chorus around...... 1 ...... 5.00 Color Glossies: The Sea Hawk (R-47) (Duo reds & brown tones) Lady of Burlesque (R-48) #4 Marilyn dances in long white gown ...... 1 ...... 50.00 LC C/U Flynn holdss sword to man’s neck, sailor right ...... NM ...... 75.00 27x41 1sht folded...... VVG .....125.00 #6 Marilyn brown coat, 2 royal ladies & man indoors...... 1 ...... 25.00 Closeup Flynn & Hale barechested...... NM ...... 75.00 TC ...... VVG ...... 25.00 #7 Marilyn kneels in red dress, black background ...... 1 ...... 90.00 Closeup Flynn plunges word into man’s chest ...... NM ...... 75.00 TC same only left border wear ...... VG...... 15.00 #11 Marilyn & 2 old royal ladies indoors ...... 1 ...... 50.00 The Sea Hawk (R-56) (Pink, green, black & white) #3 Closeup Barb & 2 clowns left ...... NM ...... 15.00 There’s No Business Like Show Business (54) LC#2 Flynn, Daniel sword fi ght ...... NM ...... 50.00 #5 Barb steps thru big heart on stage ...... NM ...... 20.00 904-34 Marilyn full length dancing in sequin gown, features in hair, showing legs ..1 ...... 50.00 #3 Flynn, Hale, men in forest ...... NM ...... 35.00 #7 Closeup Barb & O’Shea hug, Iris right ...... NM ...... 15.00 904-43 same only bottom trim & no credits ...... 1 ...... 15.00 #4 Flynn, Roland sword fi ght...... NM ...... 35.00 Glossy H-57-151 - Portrait Barb & O’Shea ...... 1 ...... 3.00 904-95 Marilyn seated on back of chair singing in black one piece outfi t with #5 Portrait Flynn hushes Brenda...... NM ...... 50.00 Lady Gambles, the (49) wide sash at waist ...... 1 ...... 50.00 #6 Flynn by pillar, six guards sword fi ght ...... Nm ...... 50.00 #7 Closeup Barb hugs costar ...... Nm ...... 20.00 904-95 same only bottom trim & no credits ...... 1 ...... 15.00 #8 Waist up Flynn & prisoners on ship...... Nm ...... 35.00 Glossies 1594-31-40-67 - Closeups of Barb ...... 3 ...... 3.00ea 904-140 Entire cast on stage, singing, bottom trim ...... 1 ...... 15.00 #1 Title Card...... NM ...... 150.00 1594-1AD-38AD- Waist up Barb & McNally 1 with Preston ...... 2 ...... 5.00ea Pressbook 4 pages ...... NM ...... 25.00 Man With A Cloak (51) ERROL FLYNN Silver River (48) LC#4 Closeup Barb, Caron, Cotton on stairs ...... VVG ...... 15.00 TC (Beautiful portrait of Flynn & Sheridan) ...... VVG-NM 150.00 #5 Closeup Barb, Cotton center, Calhoun seated...... NM ...... 15.00 Adventures of Captain Fabian (51) Glossies ACF-3-101 ...... 3.00 ea Glossies 682-18-25-26-46-101-309 (Flynn in all) ...... 6 ...... 5.00ea #6 Closeup Barb & Cotton at table (wine) ...... NM ...... 15.00 Adventures of Don Juan (49) Sun Also Rises (57) #8 Closeup Barb, Cotton, others at party ...... NM ...... 15.00 TC ...... NM ...... 90.00 TC ...... NM ...... 75.00 Maverick Queen (56) LC #7 Lundfors & 2 royals ...... NM ...... 15.00 #2 Portrait Gardner & Ferrer ...... Nm ...... 25.00 TC ...... VVG ...... 30.00 Glossies 6991-18-36-624-91 ...... 4 ...... 3.00ea #4 Flynn, Power, Gardner, Ferrer, Albert by cafe ...... NM ...... 25.00 TC same only one tiny chip border ...... VG...... 25.00 Adventures of Robin Hood (38) #6 Power, Gardner, Ferrer in cafe ...... NM ...... 25.00 LC#6 Barb & man stand by cabin, men on horses ...... NM ...... 10.00 TC Portrait Flynn & deHavilland, pretty & colorful...... VVG-NM 250.00 #7 Flynn hugs gals, Power, Albert seated, Ferrer stands ...... NM ...... 25.00 #7 Barb & Barry stand by men on horses ...... NM ...... 15.00 Adventures of Robin Hood (R-56) #8 Flynn laughs, Power, Albert, blodne at table...... NM ...... 25.00 Moonlighter (53) (3D) TC ...... NM ...... 125.00 That Forsythe Woman (49) LC#1 Barb & Fred on horses ...... VVG ...... 25.00 #2 Closeup Flynn, Paulette, Hale...... NM ...... 50.00 Glossies 1438-10-14-33-36-106-15 ...... 6 ...... 3.00ea #3 Closeup MacMurray holds gun, man down ...... VG...... 5.00 #3 Flynn stands holding bow, others...... NM ...... 50.00 They Died With Their Boots On (R-56) Glossies TM-90-91 Barb & Fred ...... 2ea ...... 3.00ea #5 Flynn about to be hanged ...... NM ...... 50.00 Pressbook 4 pages ...... VVG ...... 25.00 My Reputation (46) #7 Flynn & Paulette duel in water ...... NM ...... 50.00 Too Much Too Soon (58) LC Closeup Barb, Brent, older Lady ...... NM ...... 20.00 27x41 (duo) ...... Nm ...... 400.00 27x41 ...... VG...... 25.00 LC Closeup Brent kisses Barb’s hand ...... NM ...... 20.00 Pressbook 4 pages ...... Nm ...... 35.00 Uncertain Glory (44) LC Closeup Barb & older lady ...... VVG ...... 15.00 Captain Blood (R-56) (duo in blue) LC Waist up Flynn alone on street by wall...... NM ...... 50.00 LC Closeup man & Barb inside car...... VVG ...... 15.00 #1 Flynn & men below deck ...... NM ...... 30.00 Glossies UG-9-71 ...... 2 ...... 5.00ea Glossies MR-54-57 nice of Barb, children, Barb & Brent ...... 2 ...... 3.00ea #2 Flynn & others toast with wine ...... NM ...... 30.00 Virginia City (R-56) (red & brown tones) No Man Of Her Own (50) Pressbook 4 pages ...... NM ...... 35.00 #4 Closeup Flynn, Hale, cowboy...... NM ...... 15.00 LC#3 Portrait Barb & Lund...... NM ...... 15.00 Crossed Swords (53) #7 Flynn , Scott, Hopkins by wagons ...... NM ...... 15.00 The Other Love (47) LC #5 Closeup Flynn & Tim Holt pause on horses ...... NM ...... 15.00 Pressbook 4 pages ...... VVG ...... 25.00 TC ...... NM ...... 45.00 #6 Portrait Flynn & Lollobrigida ...... NM ...... 20.00 The Warriors (55) LC#2 Portrait Barb & Conte ...... Nm ...... 25.00 Glossies S-194-2-269-356-374-454 (trimmed, no credits)...... 6 ...... 1.00ea LC Flynn & men feast at table, Dru stands ...... NM ...... 15.00 Glossies TDL-23-72-74-77-93 ...... 5 ...... 5.00ea Desperate Journey (42) LC Closeup Flynn dressed in armor & on horse ...... NM ...... 25.00 Runaway Daughter (formerly Red Salute) (R) 27x41 linen-backed ...... LB ...... 400.00 LC Closeup Flynn, Dru, Finch inside castle ...... NM ...... 25.00 #6 Barb & Bob Young in barn (colorful) ...... NM ...... 15.00 Desperate Journey (R-56) (duo) LC Flynn leads men into battle ...... NM ...... 10.00 Sorry Wrong Number (48) (lower border trim but credits there) 8 card set ...... NM ...... 75.00 Pressbook 12 pages ...... VVG ...... 20.00 LC Lancaster center, 4 men around ...... VVG ...... 25.00 #2 Flynn, Reagan, Hale, 3 others surrender ...... NM ...... 10.00 LC Portrait Barb on phone, hand on her shoulder ...... VVG ...... 35.00 #3 Closeup Flynn, Reagan, Kennedy, Hale ...... NM ...... 10.00 STANWYCK These Wilder Years (56) #4 Closeup Flynn, Reagan, Kennedy Hale, & injured man ...... Nm ...... 10.00 TC ...... NM ...... 45.00 #6 Flynn, Reagan, Hale on train ...... NM ...... 10.00 All I Desire (53) #5 Closeup Cagney & Barb...... Nm ...... 25.00 #8 Closeup Flynn, Reagan, Hale, Kennedy ...... Nm ...... 10.00 TC A few pinholes,s border only ...... VG...... 25.00 #8 Closeup Cagney & Barb center, young lady ...... Nm ...... 25.00 Edge of Darkness (R-56) (duo in blue) #8 Portrait Barb, Carlson, horse...... VVG ...... 15.00 Glossies - 11x14 size: #2 Closeup Flynn, Sheridan hold guns ...... NM ...... 10.00 Annie Oakley (R-52) (colorful) TC-LM4184 ad for movie ...... NM ...... 10.00 #3 Closeup Flynn & 4 men ...... NM ...... 10.00 #8 Barb & Foster old rifl efs, 2 men left ...... NM ...... 25.00 LM-41819 - Portrait Cagney, Barb, Kevin ...... VVG ...... 10.00 #4 Closeup Flynn, Sheridan & injured man indoors ...... NM ...... 10.00 27x41 1sht Full length Barb holds rifl e (blu, orange, B&W) ...... VVG ...... 65.00 Cagney, baby, Kevin wave to Barb inside window...... VG...... 10.00 #5 Closeup Flynn & man on wagon, gunman, offi cer hold gun...... NM ...... 10.00 Glossy AD-17 Closeup Douglas & Foster ...... 1 ...... 3.00 Thelma Jordan (50) #6 Dantine & fellow offi cers, body on steps ...... NM ...... 7.00 Glossy AD-59 Barb, Foster, Douglas, 4 men at table ...... 1 ...... 5.00 Glossies 10011-17-117-169-174-188-97-?-?...... 8 ...... 3.00ea. #7 Flynn, Sheridan & 2 men indoors ...... NM ...... 10.00 B.F’s Daughter (48) Glossies Ad for movie ...... 2 ...... 3.00ea #8 Flynn, Sheridan & others in cellar ...... NM ...... 10.00 TC ...... NM ...... 25.00 To Please A Lady (50) Glossies ED-144-93-308...... 3 ...... 2.00ea #2 Closeup Barb & Hart hold hands...... NM ...... 15.00 LC#3 Closeup Barb & Menjou ...... NM ...... 15.00 Escape Me Never (48) #3 Barb meets Hefl in, gal right ...... NM ...... 15.00 #4 Barb holds gold shoe, Menjou, Roland, Winters right ...... NM ...... 15.00 TC ...... NM ...... 75.00 #5 Closeup Hefl in meets Coburn, Barb center...... NM ...... 15.00 #5 Closeup Menjou, Barb center, man at race track ...... NM ...... 15.00 #2 Lupino, older couple & man by miror ...... NM ...... 20.00 #6 Closeup Barb, Keernan, man at desk ...... NM ...... 15.00 Glossy 1492-92 - Closeup of above scene ...... 1 ...... 3.00 #7 Closeup Lupino center, men around ...... NM ...... 20.00 #8 Portrait Barb & Hefl in ...... NM ...... 15.00 Trooper Hook (57) #8 Lupino & Parker on stairs ...... NM ...... 20.00 27x41 1 sht ...... VVG ...... 50.00 TC ...... NM ...... 25.00 Glossies 656-26-39-94-95-113 - Flynn in all ...... 5 ...... 3.00ea Glossies S1416-91 - 4 stars on cover of book ...... 1 ...... 5.00 LC#2 Closeup Barb, Holliman,boy, McCrea ...... Nm ...... 10.00 Istanbul (57) M. Kusnef sketches of all 4 stars ...... 2 ...... 5.00ea #4 Barb, McCra & boy, trooper pause on horses ...... NM ...... 15.00 LC#2 Man points gun at Flynn ...... Nm ...... 10.00 Kusnef portrait Barb & Hefl in (both different) ...... 2 ...... 5.00ea #7 Portrait Barb, McCrea, boy...... NM ...... 15.00 #5 Flynn looks at Borchers ill in bed, man beside ...... Nm ...... 10.00 1416-10-16-49-59-55 - Nice pics Barb & costars ...... 5 ...... 3.00ea Two Mrs. Carrolls (47) #7 Flynn, 2 men, Borchers seated ...... NM ...... 10.00 Blowing Wild (53) 27x41 on linen...... LB ...... 500.00 #8 Closeup Flynn & Borchers in bar ...... NM ...... 10.00 #8 Closeup Barb & Quinn ...... VVG ...... 10.00 Glossies 648-41 closeup Barb, Dr. Watson ...... 1 ...... 5.00 27x41 1 sheet ...... VVG ...... 75.00 Bride Wore Boots (46) 648-71 Closeup Barb & man w/gun ...... 1 ...... 5.00 Let’s Makeup (56) Closeup Stanwyck holds boots, black maild & Lynn beside ...... NM ...... 20.00 Union Pacifi c (39) Glossies 1HP-114-237-49 - Flynn & anna Neagle dance ...... 2 ...... 3.00ea Closeup Barb, Bob, Lynn & 2 older ladies ...... Nm ...... 20.00 Glossy 1972-119 - Closeup Barb center, Preston, men around ...... 1 ...... 10.00 #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 11

Variety Girl (47) BOB LIVINGSTON (as LONE RIDER) 27x41 1sht ...... VVG ...... 25.00 Glsosy 11424-22 - Closeup Barb & Caulﬁ eld...... 1 ...... 5.00 Law of the Saddle(43) PRC His Brothers Ghost (45) (PRC) Walk on the Wild Side (62) 27x41 stone litho (St. John also pictured) ...... VVG ...... 45.00 27x41 1sht ...... VG...... 45.00 TC ...... NM ...... 30.00 Wolves of the Range (43) PRC Oath of Vengence (44) (PRC) Barb seated, Fonda seated on bed, Harvey, Capucine, man ...... Nm ...... 15.00 27x41 Stone litho (huge portrait Bob holding gun)...... VVG ...... 45.00 27x41 1sht ...... VVG ...... 45.00 Closeup Fonda & Harvey ...... Nm ...... 10.00 Capucine by statue, Harvey behind, blonde seated...... NM ...... 5.00 LANE CHANDLER TEXAS RANGERS (Dave O’Brien & Jim Newill) Closeup Harvey offers Capucine money...... NM ...... 10.00 Outlaw Tamer, The (35) (Empire Film) (Phantom Rider Series) Closeup Capucine & black cat ...... Nm ...... 10.00 27x41 Stone litho (huge closeup Lane, blonde, sheriff) - linen backed ...... LB ...... 150.00 Boss of Rawhide (43) 27x41 1sht ...... NM ...... 225.00 27x41 stone litho ...... VVG ...... 75.00 Glossies (photo of title card) ...... NM ...... 5.00 TEX WILLIAMS Gunsmoke Mesa (44) 8629-R-28 Closeup Barb center, man with gun left ...... 1 ...... 5.00 Prairie Pirates (49) (Unit) 27x41 stone litho ...... VG-VVG . 65.00 8629-R-57- Closeup Barb & man at desk, man stands...... 1 ...... 5.00 27x41 (red, brown, white) 3 in. chip, border...... G-VG...... 20.00 Thundergap Outlaws (R-47) 8629-R-? - Closeup Barb screams, 2 men, Baxter near ...... 1 ...... 3.00 27x41 (duo) ...... Nm ...... 25.00 8629-R-37 - Barb seated, Fonda on bed, Harvey & Capucine ...... 1 ...... 3.00 GEORGE HOUSTON (LONE RIDER) #5 -Closeup Fonda & Harvey ...... 1 ...... 3.00 Border Roundup (43) (PRC) #12 - Closeup Fonda besider Harvey on bed (romance) ...... 1 ...... 5.00 27x41 Stone litho ...... NM ...... 75.00 MISCELLANEOUS POSTERS #13 - Fonda hugs Harvey...... 1 ...... 5.00 #3 - Fonda full length ...... 1 ...... 3.00 GEORGE O’BRIEN Badge of Marshall Brennan (57) #36 - Fonda beside man down...... 1 ...... 5.00 Border G-Men (R-47) 27x41 1sht - Jim Davis...... NM ...... 25.00 #66 - Closeup looks at Fonda in sexy dress ...... 1 ...... 3.00 27x41 (color) ...... VVG ...... 35.00 Ghost Riders of t he West (R-54) #504 - Closeup Fonda & Harvey (romance) ...... 1 ...... 3.00 Roaring Mountain (R-49) 27x41 Colorful (formerly Phantom Rider) Robert Kent, Peggy Stewart ...... Nm ...... 35.00 27x41 (duo) ...... VVG ...... 25.00 Adv. in Silverado (48) (Col) colorful! 27x41 William Bishop, Gloria Henry, Forrest Tucker ...... Nm ...... 35.00 27x41 ONE SHEETS TOM TYLER Bells of San Fernando (47) Born To Battle (35) 27x41 Donald Woods, Gloria Warren ...... Nm ...... 35.00 KEN MAYNARD 27x41 linen-backed. Portrait Tyler holding 2 guns ...... LB ...... 300.00 Badlands of Montana (57) (Fox) Honor of the Range (R-48) (Realart) Coyote Trails (35) 27x41 Rex Reason, Beverly Garland...... Nm ...... 25.00 27x41 Nice portrait of Ken (black & orange) ...... VVG ...... 45.00 27x41 linen-backed ...... LB ...... 300.00 Headin’ For God’s Country (R-53) Colorful Law Rides Again (43) Stone litho Honor of the Mounted (35) 27x41 Wm. Lundigan ,Virginia Dale...... NM ...... 35.00 27x41 Nice image Ken & Hoot on horses ...... VVG .....125.00 27x41 linen-backed ...... LB ...... 300.00 Hell Canyon Outlaws (59) Colorful Six Shootin’ Sheriff (36) Roamin’ Wild (36) (Reliable Pic) 27x41 Dale Robertson, Brian Keith...... NM ...... 35.00 27x1 (Grand National Picture) ...... VVG .....200.00 27x41 1sht ...... VVG ..... 200.00 Louisiana (47) (Mono) Pocatello Kid (R) (Albert Dezel Prod.) 27x41 Gov. Jimmie Davis, Margaret Lindsay ...... VVG ...... 65.00 27x41 stock poster - colorful ...... NM ...... 75.00 RALPH BELLAMY Buffalo Bill Rides Again (46) Texas Gun Fighter (R) (Albert Dezel Prod.) Wild Brian Kent (R) (Variety Film) 27x41 Big closeup Arlen Richard on white horse ...... NM ...... 50.00 27x41 same image as above only loose fold & big tear...... G ...... 25.00 27x41 Mae Clarke pictured ...... VVG ...... 75.00 Pecos Kid (R-48) (duo) Wild Horse Stampede (43) 27x41 Fred Kohler, Jr...... VVG ...... 25.00 27x41 Stone litho (Maynard & Gibson) ...... VVG .....100.00 RUSSELL HAYDEN Lone Star Ranger (42) (Fox) Wild Horse Stampede (Monogram) The Lone Prairie (42) (duo) (Col) 27x41 (Zane Grey) John Kumbrough, Sheila Ryan ...... VVG ...... 75.00 27x41 Stock poster, no date ...... NM ...... 50.00 27x41 1sht ...... VG...... 35.00 Riding With Buffalo Bill (54) (Colorful) ‘Neath Canadian Skies (46) 27x41 Marshall Reed, Chapter 2, 3, 9, 10, 11 ...... VVG ...50.00ea BILL ELLIOTT 27x41 1sht ...... NM ...... 35.00 Ambush Valley (36) Bordertown Gunﬁ ghters (R-52) 27x41 Stone litho - Bob Custer ...... VVG .....250.00 27x41 Elliott & Gabby - not full color ...... VVG ...... 35.00 TIM HOLT King of the Sierras (37) (Grand Nat’l) In Old Sacramento (46) Indian Agent (48) (RKO) 27x41 “Rex” King of Wild Horses & “Sheik” - new wonder horse 27x41 ...... VVG ...... 75.00 27x41 1sht ...... Nm ...... 50.00 (Great image of black horse) Herbert Bosworth...... VG...... 125.00 27x41 same only needs minor repair ...... VG...... 45.00 Riding the Wind (41) (RKO) Pals of the Prairie (Imperial Distribution Corp/William Pizor Presents) San Antonio Kid (44) 27x41 smal hole background ...... VG...... 50.00 27x41 Featuring Buffalo Bill (1934?) (Stone litho) ...... 250.00 27x41 Red Rider ...... VVG ...... 75.00 Smoky River Serenade (47) (Col) Son of Davy Crockett (R) (Astor) BUSTER CRABBE & FUZZY ST. JOHN 27x41 Hoosier Hot Shots - Paul Campbell - Ruth Terry ...... VVG ...... 35.00 27x41 not full color - tri-color...... NM ...... 35.00 Blazing Frontier (43) (PRC) Swing Your Partner (43) Wagon Tacks West (R-52) 27x41 stone litho ...... VG...... 45.00 27x41 Dale Evans, Lulubelle & Scotty, Vera Vague ...... VVG ...... 45.00 27x41 Tri-color - Elliott & Gabby ...... VVG ...... 35.00 Code of the Plains (47) 27x41 1sht (duo) ...... VG...... 15.00 ROBERT PELOT Frontier Fighters (47) (PRC) (duo) 8149 N. DENMARK CT. BOB BAKER 27x41 (as Billy the Kid) ...... VVG ...... 25.00 MILWAUKEE, WI 53224 Prairie Justice (Realart) (R-50) Fuzzy Settles Down (44) 27x41 1sht (Huge portrait of Baker) Brown, red, white ...... VVG ...... 35.00 27x41 Stone litho ...... VVG ...... 50.00 (414) 365-1966 Ghost of Hidden Valley (46) (PRC) EMAIL: [email protected] 12 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 #23

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707 S. Harvey Oak Park, IL 60304 Reel Art is the Midwest’s Premier Buyer Of Pop Culture Collectibles! Was $20 NOW Some people buy just $10 comics, others only movie memorabilia. At Reel Art, I love the whole world of Popular Culture: cult movies, classic TV shows, vintage Was $50 Was $20 comic books. I specialize in NOW NOW buying all of your comics, $25 $10 toys and movie memorabilia giving you a fair price right away, without making any empty promises. HALF SHEETS Sleuth 1972 (Caine, Olivier) Cory Glaberson VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 [email protected] The Canterville Ghost 1944 (Laughton) VF w/ tears Was: $200.00 Now: $100.00 She Devil 1957 (Mari Blanchard) FINEWas: $40.00 Now: $20.00 Smith 1960 (Glenn Ford, Disney film) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Shipping instructions: We Sniper’s Ridge 1961 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 ship via United States postal Southern Star 1969 (Andress, Welles) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 service priority mail with sig- THREE SHEETS nature confirmation. We ship Canadian Mounties VS Atomic Invaders 1953 NM Was: $250.00 Now: $125.00 Spy In Your Eye 1966 FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 every Friday. Postage and handing is a flat $8.00 for Squad Car 1960 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 whatever you buy in one Square Of Violence 1963 (Broderick Crawford) VG Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 order. INSERTS Black Raven 1943 (George Zucco) FINE w/tape Was: $200.00 Now: $100.00 Stagecoach To Fury 1956 (Mari Blanchard) FINE ink Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Free Shipping: The Canterville Ghost 1944 (Laughton) NM Was: $150.00 Now: $75.00 Stage To Thunder Rock 1964 FINE w/ink Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 United States orders over The Stalking Moon 1968 STYLE B (Peck) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 $150 are shipped free of The Giant Claw 1957 (Jeff Morrow) VF Was: $150.00 Now: $75.00 charge and we will pay the Diary Of A Madman 1963 (Vincent Price) NM Was: $100.00 Now: $50.00 Star Spangled Girl 1971(Sandra Duncan) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 insurance. 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We use Shake Hands With The Devil 1959 (Cagney) NM Was: $25.00 Now: $13.00 a private insurance carrier: Sharkfighters 1956 (Victor Mature) VF Was: $25.00 Now: $13.00 Strike Me Deadly 1964 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 The Collectible Insurance St. Valentine’s Day Massacre 1967 (Dir. Corman) VG Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Agency of Westminister Toward The Unknown 1956 (William Holden) NM Was: $25.00 Now: $13.00 Maryland. Foreign and 3 Murderesses 1959 (Alain Delon) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Subterfuge 1968 (Joan Collins) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Canadian Customers: please Superchick 1973 (Jillson, Carradine) VF w/hole Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 contact us for special instruc- The Big Night 1960 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 tions and rates. The Black Cauldron 1985 (Disney Animated) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Tarzan Goes To India 1962 (Jock Mahoney) FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Tarzan The Ape Man 1981 (Bo Derek) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Payment: We accept Black Like Me 1964 (James Whitmore) FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Checks, Money orders, Brainstorm 1983 (Natalie Woods’ last film) FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Tennessee’s Partner R1961 VG Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Paypal and VIsa/Mastercard. Toughest Man In Arizona 1952 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Our Paypal account name is Chain Gang Women 1971 (Exploitation) VG w/stains Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 [email protected]. The Chairman 1969 (Gregory Peck) VG Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Treasure Of The Golden Condor 1953 VF w/hole Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Make checks out to REEL Treasure Of Rubie Hills 1955 VF w/hole Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 ART. Call Cory at (773) 622- The Concorde: Airport ’79 1979 (Alain Delon) FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 0432 to give a credit card Deathtrap 1982 (Chris Reeve, Michael Caine) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Tribute To A Bad Man 1956 (James Cagney) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 directly. Leave a message The Ugly Ones 1968 VF w/holes Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 and Cory will call you back. Doctor In Distress 1964 VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Escape To Witch Mountain 1975 (Eddie Albert) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 The Valley Of The Dolls / Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls R1971 (Combo sheet) Return policy: We accept Goodbye Columbus 1969 (Richard Benjamin) FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 VF w/holes Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 returns if they are sent back promptly using as much of House Of Cards 1969 (Inger Stevens, Peppard) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Under The Yum Yum Tree 1963 (Jack Lemmon) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 the original packaging as The Learning Tree 1969 (All-Black cast) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Up The MacGregors 1967 (Western) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 possible and returned in the same condition they were The Living Desert & Vanishing Prairie R1971 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 The Venetian Affair 1967 (Vaughn, Sommer) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 sent. Usually, we will NOT Moonlighting Mistress 1972 FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Walking Tall 1973 (Joe Don Baker) FINE w/dirt Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 refund postage. Refunds are The Wild Eye 1968 (Italian Film) VG Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 made by Check or Paypal. On The Air Live With Captain Midnight 1978 FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 The Purple Hills 1961 (Western) GOOD Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Wild Westerners 1962 (Philbrook) VF w/holes Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Check out our eBay store Will Penny 1968 (Charlton Heston) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 for even more posters for Quick Before It Melts 1965 (Maharis, Morse) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 sale. New posters, lobby The Rabbit Trap 1959 (Ernest Borgnine) FINE tearWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Wink Of An Eye 1958 FINEWas: $20.00 Now: $10.00 cards, inserts and half-sheets Young Billy Young 1969 (Mitchum, Dickinson) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 are listed every week: The Red Pony R1957 (M. 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Rommel’s Treasure 1961 GOOD missing piece Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Rosie 1967 (Rosalind Russell, Sandra Dee) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 This is the first movie poster auction in Preview: Noon to 4:00p.m. We Buy Posters too! Send The Royal Hunt Of The Sun 1969 (Plummer) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 Chicago in a long time, with hundreds of Auction will be held from 5:30p.m. to 10:30p.m. us a list or call us. We buy • Held in the fabulous Nikko Room at the Marriott collections large or small. Run Like A Thief 1967 (Ina Balin) NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 lots containing rare original movie posters, stills, photographs, artwork and more!— O’Hare, 8535 West Higgins Road, Chicago Illinois, The Ruthless Four 1969 (Spaghetti western) VF Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 60631 REMEMBER! many one-of-a-kind pieces never before • Phone, email, Fax, ebay, and LIVE bidding will all be The Reel Art E-Mail The Salzburg Connection 1972 NM Was: $20.00 Now: $10.00 offered at auction. Collectors Morris available. 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LOBBY CARD SETS All Cards VG or Better The Hot Angel 1958 (Motorcycle flick) Was: $40.00 Now: $20.00 (All Sets 8 Cards Unless Noted.) 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Raintree County is etched in the lives the project along with Schary. It was of those touched by the fi lm in a variety thought that Schary’s enthusiasm for of ways, either by participation in the the project was motivated by a vague project or those who wish to preserve hope that the picture could serve the its noble message. The fi lm maintains a 1950s cause of equal rights since the certain enduring charisma and has taken main character was an abolitionist. on cult status in the history of American When production began in the spring cinema. This is the story of the making of 1956, some of the principals involved of a major motion picture and its history expressed misgivings about the project. as a fi lm since its grand première in the These negatives have a way of catching fall of 1957 the public’s fancy and the critics soon Raintree County is a name by which followed, but upon seeing the picture a section of the state of Indiana was for the fi rst time, Schary declared it “a known over a century ago. Legend good motion picture.” Attendance for has it that there wandered through the Raintree County proved Schary correct state a preacher, later immortalized as while the fi lm earned four Academy Johnny Appleseed, planting the seeds Award nominations. of thousands of apple trees. It is said Principal actor Montgomery Clift that among his seeds was an exotic one complained about the script’s inability from China, the seed of the raintree, and to raise the picture into the realm of that he searched for a suitable place to merit. “The picture was unable to move plant it. Folklore doesn’t reveal where beyond soap opera,” Clift remarked to he fi nally did plant it, but it does state Newsweek magazine upon its general that anyone fi nding the raintree will release know happiness, love, and the realiza- However, Montgomery Clift tion of dreams. Searching for the raintree “shines” as John Shawnessy in many becomes a metaphor for man’s age-old of the interior scenes that were fi lmed quest for the unattainable. before his horrifi c car accident six weeks From the inception of the possibility after shooting began. Monty vowed at of a fi lm based on the best-selling Ross the start of fi lming that after a three-year Lockridge Jr. novel of 1948, there were absence from the screen he would put mutterings that Raintree County was everything he had into his performance. not silver screen material: too long, too His promise seemed true, for in his fi rst rambling, too involved. The Lockridge scene he was so good that he captured and cranial injuries: jaw broken in four defi nitely different: it was much thinner, novel numbered 1, 060 pages, spanning the entire cast and crew with his acting separate places that required wiring; a his cheekbones stuck out, and the slant 53 years (1839 -1892) in the life of ideal- genius. Everyone involved predicted concussion and numerous cuts under of his nose was not as it used to be. ist John Wickliff Shawnessy. The screen that it would be the best performance the eyes; lips lacerated; two front teeth Paula Hill, a Danville resident, adaptation condensed the story’s time Monty would ever give. knocked out and a hole through the remembers her small part in the movie period to six years (1859–1865). Those After Clift’s accident, the remainder middle of the upper lip; nose broken as a student of Mr. Shawnessy, but who read the novel before seeing the of the picture was shot on location in and one entire upper cheekbone cracked, more importantly, her fascination with fi lm saw the diffi cult fl ashback within Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky. with the breaks running into the sinus Montgomery Clift. She remembered fl ashback technique of the book turned Clift disappointed the entire production area. Plastic surgery was not performed that time in 1956, “It was all so exciting into a straight-forward fi lm story by neither emotionally nor physically because much of the damage was to the having Elizabeth Taylor and Mont- Raintree County had languished for carrying the picture, and after all he bone. His face was oddly frozen and gomery Clift in our town. We knew he seven years at MGM until screenwriter was the lead. He continued to carry his immobile. He suffered partial paralysis was a prima donna. We knew he was Millard Kaufman produced a script in torso slightly bent forward like a ques- on the left side of his face. In a few years hard to work with. We knew he had 1955. The novel had been the winner tion mark which had become one of his the face sagged even more noticeably. rages and drinking bouts. We knew he of the $150,000 MGM Novel Award acting trademarks. Clift remarked to Newsweek maga- turned to Elizabeth as his crutch. Any and main selection of the Book-of-the- Upon the release of Raintree County zine in April, 1958, “What happened one of us would have gladly served as Month Club for January 1948. Producer it was a ghoulish fascination of moviego- in Raintree County is that the audience Monty’s confi dante or more. We were David Lewis found the story nostalgic ers to fi gure out which scenes occurred spends too much time trying to fi gure callow young girls. We saw the world and fi lled with colorful material and before or after the Clift mishap. On out which scenes were made after my through warm window lights. We really characters. In the drama’s hero, Johnny May 12, 1956, with the interior shooting accident.” knew nothing. We thought he was so Shawnessy, Lewis found the embodi- complete and the cast and crew ready Nine weeks later Clift returned to handsome and so misunderstood. We ment of his favorite dramatic theme, the to travel to location, Clift accepted an continue production of Raintree County. worshipped Montgomery Clift even if power of the human spirit to rise above invitation from Elizabeth Taylor and He seemed to be a different person and from afar. When it came time to do my everything. When Lewis discussed his then husband Michael Wilding for he continued a parade of accidents – shoot, we hung back together whisper- enthusiasm for Raintree County, MGM dinner at their Benedict Canyon home. stumbled over a rock and broke his toe ing and watching everything. They executive Dore Schary gave the go for Afterwards, opting to follow friend in four places, fell asleep in his room after rehearsed us many times, and then did the cinematic telling of the Lockridge Kevin McCarthy down the winding, taking sleeping pills and badly burned 10 or 12 takes with everyone working novel. At the time producer Lewis was a unit canyon road, Clift lost control of his two fi ngers. It was diffi cult to match together. It took two entire days. We prestigious fi gure in Hollywood. Kauf- vehicle and struck a telephone pole. The Clift post-accident shots with those followed directions. The work proved man and Lewis were teamed to lead actor suffered a terrible litany of facial taken before the accident. His face was more logistic than artistic. We cut for #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 17 lunch which they laid out like a picnic: critic Archer Winsten said in his review: sandwiches and lemonade. The stars “The performances are of a piece, lusty, had trailers where they retired. In sum- lively, and historically human. But mary we didn’t know that movie stars Montgomery Clift disturbs because he were fl awed and human like the Susanna doesn’t look quite as he did before his character in the movie. In refl ecting on accident – the Dresden china-line deli- that time, I just knew the whole bright cacy to his features is no more. Clift’s scene was something beyond my ken, performance seems to lack the extra something that swept me up and held something it used to always have. This me balanced for one shining moment. slack is not completely taken up by the On that late summer day in 1956 I owned other fi ne cast members. It is not that the world. A kind of fever lingered there Clift lets the picture down. It is simply under the Kentucky sun. The river ran that he fails to lift and carry it on his cold against my legs and the day passed shoulders alone. And someone does slowly in the perfection of long ago.” need to carry it.” Fortunately, Lee Marvin If the fi lm were to be remade, Clift’s as Flash Perkins and Nigel Patrick as Johnny could not be replicated, and the “perfessor” picked up the tempo of would be badly imitated. Montgom- the fi lm. Nigel Patrick played a unique ery Clift brought subtlety to his per- character as the lecherous, cynical, and formance. It was more than his facial wise professor who was a wizard with expression or tone of voice. Clift had words and a rakehell with women. He the ability to enter into his character and became Johnny’s mentor. Lee Marvin become one with it. Clift’s performance as Flash Perkins, a good-natured county allows the viewer to see his soul – it is rake, was perfect for his role as Johnny’s laid raw in front of you. Clift’s charac- competition in the foot race and eventual Promotion of 2007 Danville, Kentucky ‘Raintree County Festival.’ ter, Johnny Shawnessy, is an idealist, a friend during the war. poet, a dreamer, a seeker of the truth, Composer-writer Ross Care concurs barbecue, and a première post party. matching fl oor-length cape and shoes, and one who empathizes with the pain with Fristoe: “Something about Raintree Fabulous Raintree County displays dripping in emeralds and diamonds, and in the world. Raintree County empha- County struck a chord deep within graced the city store windows. Goodwill enough to knock your eyes out.” No sizes idealism in a world of cynicism me, in no small measure because of its ambassador for MGM George Murphy première in Kentucky, before or since, and hypocrisy. Idealism is a dangerous evocative musical score, making the was ringmaster, with Ed Sullivan there equaled the extravagance, the glitter, course to pursue in a world so alien to its fi lm itself an unforgettable experience to share honors. Many notable MGM the Hollywood Boulevard atmosphere premise, making life more diffi cult than which I longed to recapture.” In 1998 stars showed for the event, including of that evening. it should be. Ultimately though, these Care wrote The Great American Novel Van Johnson, Russ Tamblyn, and Chill On February 28, 1958, my ninth ideals are what make life worth the effort Becomes the Great American Film Score Wills, along with cast members Elizabeth birthday, my father, who liked Civil War in the fi rst place. Without idealism, life reviewing Johnny Green’s music for Taylor, Eva Marie Saint, Lee Marvin, and stories, took me and my younger brother, is little more than a confl ict of competing Raintree County. The book is already Tom Drake. Joan Seaton of Collegeville, Jim, to see MGM’s Raintree County at egos and selfi sh appetites. The character out of print. Marlin Shamblin of Jekyll Pennsylvania, remembered the gala: the State Theatre in Charleroi, Pennsyl- of John Shawnessy is the moral compass Island, Georgia, echoes Care’s senti- “It’s a long story how I got in with the vania. I remember the theatre was fi lled of Raintree County. Johnny’s character ments: “It strikes a chord within me festivities, but I met Liz Taylor, Mike to capacity. That evening, that motion is not ego-bound, nor does he recognize too, but more than just the music. The Todd, Van Johnson, and Eva Marie Saint. picture made a lasting impression on the tit-for-tat standards of the cynical story, the time in which it takes place I’m telling you that Liz was so gorgeous, me. One I have been unable to shake world. Free-lance writer Roger Fristoe and the values which it expresses are you couldn’t help but stare. Elizabeth in all these years of Louisville responds to the idealism a part of that chord.” Film buff Martin was wearing an emerald green gown and The day following my memorable in Raintree County. “It still amazes me McQuade mirrors his fondness in saying that so many people see the movie as that, “Raintree County never ceases to simple melodrama and never address exhilarate me.” the underlying themes that help make With Raintree County’s script in Raintree County so great in my mind. excess of two hundred pages, the pro- There is a closet group of movie ducers knew from the start of production goers who cherish and honor the motion that the fi lm was going to run well over picture Raintree County. This is a staple the customary two hours. The fi rst cut fi lm of romantics. In fact, in a letter to ran about four hours in length about as the 2007 Danville Raintree County Fes- long as Gone With the Wind, another tival committee Elizabeth Taylor wrote, Civil War story in the great American “I understand Raintree County has tradition. At the sneak preview in Santa recently built a loyal cult following.” Barbara, California, Raintree County Roger Fristoe wrote in a special ran three hours forty-fi ve minutes. The thirtieth commemoration article in audience reaction indicated a smash hit! the Louisville Courier Journal in 1986 When the fi lm was prepared for its road that: “At the time Raintree County was show engagements in select cities, the being made, my teenage ambition was running time was pared down to three to become an actor, and Montgomery hours fi ve minutes. The general release Clift was my idol. When I fi nally saw version in early 1958 was two hours Raintree County and realized how he forty-six minutes. had changed from his earlier fi lms, I felt With great fanfare the world premier a sense of personal loss. Clift’s hyper- showing of Raintree County was held on sensitive, razorsharp reactions that October 2, 1957, at Brown’s Theatre in had once marked his acting were gone Louisville, Kentucky. Charlotte Henson, forever. That sensitive fragile face that an extra in the movie, remembers: “We had won your devotion previously was were lucky to get the première nearby gone. He had been so handsome it took Danville in Louisville.” Few motion your breath away. Of his performance pictures have had the buildup as did this in Raintree County, Clift would later say world première. MGM spared no cost that with the exception of a couple of in preparing very extravagant events, scenes, ‘I’m horrifi c – wooden, frozen, including a press luncheon, welcom- Two Italian movie posters from the 1960s walking through.’” New York Post’s ing dinner, ball with a grand march, a promoting “Raintree County.” 18 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

World premier night October 2, 1957 at Brown’s Theatre in Louisville, Kentucky.. Honored guests (left to right): Jeffrey Hayden, Eva Marie Saint, Elizabeth Taylor and Mike Todd. experience with Raintree County, my Thirty years later Eben’s family invited and philosophical message for pupils. Ross Lockridge III. Ross has included my family started south for baseball spring me to return to help with the Raintree Students I see years later will always Raintree County memorabilia collection training. On the way to Florida, I County Festival. Little did I know that mention Raintree County as a memory and fi lm brief on the family website remember seeing that magnifi cent iconic all my collecting efforts on this movie they cherish. In the mid-1990s my school On April 27, 1996 I had the opportu- one-sheet poster, advertising Raintree would someday serve a purpose at the developed a theme for the year entitled nity to meet Eva Marie Saint, one of the County, prominently exhibited at the- Danville Community Arts Center for the “Raintree.” Needless to say, it was a principal stars in Raintree County. Ms. aters across the southern cities and towns the 50th anniversary celebration of its hit with the students. The best analysis Saint was the principal at the Interna- we traveled through before interstate première. Eben’s wife, Charlotte, and of the meaning of the raintree was writ- tional Poetry Forum at Carnegie Music highways. daughter Holly, spent two years in the ten by a Bellmar Middle School seventh Hall in Pittsburgh. At a reception fol- Being very young at the time, I preparation of the 2007 Raintree County grade student, Jeremy Soroka. “The rain- lowing the Willa Cather presentation, didn’t fully understand what the fi lm Festival held in Danville from July 24 tree is not about fame, money or mate- I made a presentation to Ms Saint of had planted in my subconscious, but to August 5 with the production of A rial possession. It’s realizing that your photographs from the fi lm, the music I knew it was something meaningful. Jarful of Firefl ies, an original comedy happiness, self-fulfi llment and peace of on cassette, and the Raintree County I had great empathy for the character by Catherine Bush about the fi lming of mind will come not from what you own Journal (a compilation of magazine of John Wickliff Shawnessy. Maybe Raintree County in Danville in 1956. In but from who you are. You cannot buy articles on Raintree County). She was Roger Fristoe summed it up best when a two-week period attendance for the it nor can someone give it to you. The most appreciative for the stills and told he said: “Its story and style were just production rose to 3,500 people. Ben raintree comes from within you. Being me one of her sons loves the music the things to fi re the imagination of a Reeves, a Festival committee member, happy with the person that you are will from Raintree County. Ms. Saint told dreamy adolescent.” The fi lm made was impressed with the lead in the play, help you fi nd your raintree.” We even me she still owns the sweater she wore me think. I thought about the values Kim Darby, “who masterfully portrayed received a congratulatory letter from in the movie. John Shawnessy embodied -- idealism, the school teacher Myra.” During the the fi lm’s director, Edward Dmytryk, In the early 1990s I contacted Turner honesty, loyalty, honor, humor, will, sac- Festival Raintree County played at the year before he died in 1998. “I was Entertainment, which owns the MGM rifi ce, and greatness itself. All of these Centre College daily to large crowds. bowled over by your material on Rain- library, about restoration of Raintree words described the hero of Raintree Marlin L. Shamblin, a great admirer of tree County. So was my wife, Jean. How- County on video. Richard May, Turner County. I wanted to emulate that hero. the fi lm, was impressed with the audi- ever, I have recovered enough to express Entertainment Distribution Services Vice Ann Caves of Cheshire, England, recalls ence attendance and interest for the my gratitude. I’ve always specialized in President, wrote to me concerning the the fi rst time she saw Raintree County. screenings in Danville fi fty years after message pictures, but having one serve possibility of restoring Raintree County. “I sat entranced as Elizabeth Taylor the fi lm’s première. It was estimated as material for students, especially those “There are some diffi culties in doing and Montgomery Clift came onto the 1,500 people attended one of six screen- as young as yours, is more than I had this work, especially in that Raintree screen. For me it was sheer magic, magic ings. Gail Louis, co-chair of the Festival, ever hoped for. I am writing The Making County was photographed in a process because this was real acting, quality at remembers “how electric Danville was of Raintree County which considers known as MGM Camera 65. This was its best. Never a fan of Liz Taylor, her everyday when the MGM stars came moral and character only peripherally, an unusual photographic procedure partnership with Monty made it seem to town.” The goal of the Festival is to but it delves deeply into the logistics, which was used only on this picture that she was good. Monty was the magic, collect, preserve, and display a glorious the problems and myriad decisions and the 1959 production of Ben-Hur. he personifi ed the grace and elegance piece of Kentucky history. At the Pioneer involved in the making of a big picture. Restoration from this negative is not as and breeding so necessary for the part Playhouse there is a permanent display I would like to send you a copy of the simple as it might sound, but certainly he played. His skill in his chosen craft on the making of Raintree County. manuscript when fi nished. Our best to is not impossible.” Again in 1995, after transported you to Civil War America Turner Classic Movies was you and your fl ock!” Unfortunately, learning that Raintree County had been and he made you feel as though you impressed enough with the Raintree Mr. Dmytryk died before fi nishing the released in letter-box format, but without were a participant.” County Festival to send a fi lm crew to work. His wife wrote to me after his restoration, I again contacted Turner As the “keeper of the raintree,” I Danville in November 2006 to produce a passing and said Edward spoke of the Entertainment. I received a telephone have made Raintree County a part of fi ve-minute segment of Hollywood and school theme during the time he was call informing me that the fi lm could not my life. In 1976, I visited Danville, My Hometown. Chuck Moore, producer very ill. Bear Manor Media was to have be restored due to its Camera 65 process. Kentucky, where most of the exterior for Turner, did the interviewing of the published the Raintree County work This is in confl ict to my understanding scenes were filmed. I spoke with local Danville participants in the making in 2004 but as of yet nothing has been that it is more diffi cult to transpose the Colonel Eben Henson, who brought of Raintree County. Those interviewed published Raintree print than a regular 35 print, MGM to Danville. We spoke at length included stand-ins Virginia Baumann My association with the fi lm has but it is possible. The young gentle- in front of the train depot that had been for Eva Marie Saint, Elizabeth Taylor introduced me to the author’s family. man I spoke with was amused at my used in the fi lm. Today the depot is the Kernen for Elizabeth Taylor, and Ron I worked as a consultant with New interest since the director of Raintree offi ce for the Henson outdoor Pioneer Chilton for Montgomery Clift. York University professor Dr. Lawrence County, Edward Dmytryk, had been in Playhouse. The depot used in Raintree Throughout my career as an edu- Lockridge on his 1994 book, Shade of the offi ces of the people I was speaking County was simply a façade with the cator, I have used Raintree County the Raintree: The Life and Death of Ross with recently asking for a restoration of Pioneer offi ce built as an extension. as a model fi lm with both a literary Lockridge, Jr. I have communicated with his director’s cut. Director Dmytryk was #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 19 told, “A restoration was not possible due remembers the movie as “the last fl ow- to the camera process in which the fi lm ering of the golden age of Hollywood, was made.” Sometime soon after my one of the fi nal exemplars of the grand inquiry a 35 mm road show print was and extravagant epic which only could located. The road show releases were 65 fl ourish in the studio system.” Oscar mm prints transferred to 35 mm prints. winner (An American in Paris-1951) Dennis Millay of Turner Classic Movies Walter Plunkett, of Gone With the in Atlanta, Georgia relayed the following Wind fame, for costumes, and three- story to me on the fi nd. “A copy of the time Academy Award winner Robert road show version was not sent back to Surtees (King Solomon’s Mines-1950, MGM by a projectionist. The copy was The Bad and the Beautiful-1952, and eventually sold to a collector. For over a Ben-Hur-1959) for cinematography were year the collector refused to allow Turner just two of the principal craftsmen on Classic to purchase the fi lm. Finally, after the project. The old studio production heavy negotiations and the collector’s included an art department designing fi nancial needs, Turner was allowed to huge sets that could be shot from only rent the movie for one week at a cost of one position. Wardrobe material was $4,000. The fi lm’s quality was deterio- the real thing in spite of the fact that rated, especially the colors, but through nobody can fi nger cloth on the screen the magic of video transferring Raintree and appearance is far more desirable County was restored. In 1957 MGM than texture. Only the fi nest cloth was had destroyed all its road show prints purchased for Raintree County, even for believing the cut version superior.” In concealed petticoats. Following another 1996 the host of Turner Classic Movies, old-line studio picture custom, tests were Robert Osborne, proudly announced the made of every dress and suit worn by the fi rst showing of the road show Raintree leading members of the cast. Each cast County in 40 years in all its splendor member was photographed in studio and beauty. format. The luscious, haunting music Director Edward Dmytryk’s tem- by Johnny Green gave Raintree County perament saved the picture from the a sound of epic proportions. Among fi lm many negatives associated. He was able music buffs, Raintree County has long to balance a very diffi cult project. He been celebrated for Green’s landmark was one of the few principals of Raintree musical score, one of the most lyrical County who remained positive about and atmospheric of all time. The music the project during and after its release. certainly captured the intent and sensi- With Montgomery Clift’s intemperance, bilities of the novel’s author. The “Song Dmytryk used patience, understanding, of Raintree County” was sung by vocalist reason, and fi rmness. Dmytryk gave Nat King Cole, a curious choice in 1957 his diffi cult leading man the following for such a fi lm. “Never Till Now” was salute in that, “in his work Montgomery recorded by Gordon MacRae, Joni James, Clift was a genius, the most quickly and Mario Lanza. It was taken from the creative actor I’ve ever met.” Dmytryk love theme for Clift and Taylor but the directed the fi lm with a great regard recorded lyrics never appeared in the for time and place. There was warmth fi lm. The LP soundtrack was the fi rst to and sensitivity in the romantic scenes, be released in two versions: a two-record A commissioned painting by Stephen Russell in 1975 shows Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth confl ict and urgency in the dramatic set as well as a single disc of highlights. Taylor in mid-Nineteenth century attire. ones, and weaving them together, both For years the Raintree County LP sold humor and mystery. All the joys and for outrageously high prices. With the sorrows of life are depicted in Raintree advent of CD’s and ebay the album price County. Film historian Martin McQuade has plummeted. Sheet music was pub- puts the director’s contribution in this lished by Robbins Music Corporation context, “The essential conscience of at the time of the fi lm’s release entitled Raintree County is abetted by the mind “The Music of Raintree County.” set of director Edward Dmytryk, whose The 45 RPM promotional four-sided humanist’s concerns, earlier expressed open jacket of the “Song of Raintree in Crossfi re, The Caine Mutiny, The Left County” represents probably the rarest Hand of God, and The Mountain, are item for the fi lm in today’s collectible abundantly refl ected here.” market. The jacket cover shows the For her role in Raintree County, three stars of the movie along with Elizabeth Taylor was nominated for a vocalist Nat King Cole who introduces best actress Oscar. The role of Susanna Raintree County on the screen with a Drake belonged to Elizabeth and Rain- song of yearning tree County is Taylor’s signature fi lm. Everything about Raintree County Taylor and Clift were heralded as the was large, from its ll9 speaking parts to most beautiful couple in the history of 72 studio shooting sets to 34 locations the cinema and Raintree County is now for exterior scenes. Raintree County was part of that legacy. On the CBS television the fi rst motion picture to use Camera network debut of Raintree County, on 65, proclaimed as “the Window of the April 4, 1975, TV Guide proclaimed: “It World.” Camera 65, like the Todd-AO serves to remind us of how lovely Eliza- camera and photographic process, beth Taylor and handsome Montgomery improved the image for unequaled clar- Clift were at one time.” ity and depth perception. The process Looking at Raintree County from produces a clear, bright defi nition and a The motion picture “Raintree County” was the fi rst to be fi lmed in “Camera 65” its production, scenery, costumes, smooth grain less texture to the image. and musical score, it is a most beauti- Collectibles and memorabilia asso- ful motion picture. Martin McQuade ciated with Raintree County are many 20 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

fi lm like Raintree County. There was of tit for tat. Robert Holladay of Abilene, even a toy doll of Elizabeth, as Susanna, Texas, and a “molder of young minds” issued.” The promotional material for calls Raintree County his favorite fi lm of Raintree County is regal and captures all time. “I treasure the novel, I worship the grandeur of the fi lm. The memo- the fi lm, and I believe that almost no one rabilia is stately and impressive to the in the world truly understands it. One eye capturing the sensitivity of the fi lm. only has to read the blurbs which try to Especially interesting are the studio stills describe Raintree County.” of leading stars Clift, Taylor and Saint in Monty Clift referred to the fi lm elegant mid-nineteenth century attire. as “soap opera with elephantiasis,” The camera in these stills captures the yet while watching rushes of Raintree performers brooding intentness County in the projection room, all of a Brandon Long, Danville Com- sudden a terrible death rattle of a sob munity Arts Center executive director, broke out of him. Even though it was wrote a blog about the Raintree County his own performance he was watching, collection on display throughout the Clift was so moved he had to rush out The 45RPM promotional open jacket of “The Raintree County Festival. Some of his of the room. Song of Raintree County” insights were as follows: “It is interest- Raintree County can grasp your ing to look at how different countries emotions if you are still open to the went about promoting the movie on possibilities of life. Teacher Holladay Japanese publicity for ‘Raintree County.’ their posters. The United States posters continues: “When I teach the Romantic are fairly straightforward with painted period to my students, we focus on the portraits of each of the three stars. The romantic’s search for the person who can and are in line with a big promotion Italian posters, which translate the title empathize with us. This is an impossi- of the old studio system. As Raintree to L’Albero Della Vita (The Tree of Life), bility except for those who understand County was an epic motion picture, the are perhaps the most striking, all green the raintree. Hence there is the feeling promotion was large-scale. Beautiful with inset color photographs detailing of romantic melancholy. It is from the artwork graces the posters of Raintree action scenes. The Japanese poster is friction of the aching and pining for the County in many sizes with assorted arranged much like a Japanese woodcut quest of the perfection of life and the scenes. From hundreds of stills to would be, slightly off center, with the frustrations of setbacks that produces records, sheet music, magazines, and raintree featured in the background. our greatest art. Elements of this are books, the ability to collect it all on All of the posters have one thing in found in Raintree County.” Raintree County is a search equal to common, an emphasis on how southern For the 2007 summer Raintree fi nding the raintree. Even an educa- fashion accented a lady’s curves. Most County Festival in Danville, Kentucky tional study unit was prepared for of the images feature Monty Clift and I had the honor of returning the Rain- the 1956-1957 school year. Not only Elizabeth Taylor in a soap-opera style tree County Citation of Appreciation does Raintree County count American embrace and it is compelling to see the signed by all of the MGM Company promotional items, but varied foreign different versions of this same image participants to the citizens of Danville. items as well. These items are different used on posters throughout the world. It was handed to Mayor Terry Griffi n from their American counterparts. For There was a great deal of spectacle in on August 22, 1956. The item had been example, Britain issued its own press how celebrities were portrayed. Today in my possession since the mid-1990s book and included Nigel Patrick, one celebrities are portrayed as sinners, but when the mayor’s wife, Carrie Griffi n, of its own actors, in their star billing. then they were shown as saints.” entrusted me as the custodian of the Raintree County was a big hit in Japan In Raintree County it is always scroll. It is my hope that the community and the memorabilia promoting the summer and the prominent colors are of Danville will always be the home of The Roadshow version VHS box cover. fi lm can attest to the interest there. green and gold. Johnny Shawnessy’s the ideas of the raintree. Robert Vuchetick, a leading Elizabeth intense idealism is what some movie- “The legend of the raintree is the Taylor collector, from Chicago, com- goers never internalize. This is under- age-old tale of man’s quest for the unat- mented, “It is amazing the amount of standable since most people lose their tainable. In every time and in every items that circulated around a major idealism and become cynics in a world language, poets have sung of it…the primal tree in the Garden of Eden…the tree of Apollo bearing jeweled apples in the Hesperides… the Golden Raintree of the Orient transplanted to the heart of frontier America, the tree whose fruit is life, whose fl ower is fulfi llment. It is the very tree of life to him who fi nds it. Its ways are ways of pleasantness and its paths all lead to peace, to happiness, to the secret of life itself.”

Raintree County Festival poster.

At the 2007 Raintree County Festival in Danville, Kentucky, Steve Russell is ﬂ anked by stand- ins Virginia Baumann for Eva Marie Saint and Elizabeth Taylor Kernen for Liz Taylor. #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 21

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $27.09 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND S.E. ....8 LCs ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... $36.00 COCKTAIL HOSTESSES ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... Fn ...... $44.24 COLOSSUS: THE FORBIN PROJECT ...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; DOM ...... $21.55 COLOSSUS: THE FORBIN PROJECT ...... 8 LCs ...... 1970 ...... VG-Fn ...... re-titled ...... $26.25 COMEDY OF TERRORS ...... 3 LCs ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... $32.69 COMMANDO CODY ...... 2 LCs ...... 1953 ...... Fn ...... CH 5 ...... $102.50 CONFESSIONS OF AN OPIUM EATER ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $60.55 CONFESSIONS OF AN OPIUM EATER ...... 5 LCs ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... $66.00 CONQUEROR WORM ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $38.50 Results from Bruce Hershenson and eMoviePoster.com’s online auction activities. Complete results are available CONQUEST OF SPACE...... 7 LCs ...... 1955 ...... G-VG ...... $37.34 on the website: http://www.emovieposter.com CORPSE GRINDERS ...... 8 LCs ...... 1971 ...... Fn ...... $222.50 CORPSE VANISHES...... 8x10 still ...... 1942 ...... VG ...... $22.51 CORPSE VANISHES...... 8x10 still ...... 1942 ...... VG ...... $32.11 CORPSE VANISHES...... 8x10 still ...... 1942 ...... VG ...... $38.11 SPECIAL HALLOWEEN, 2007 AUCTION – SALES RESULTS COUNT YORGA VAMPIRE ...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... G ...... FF ...... $24.74 COUNTESS DRACULA ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... FF; signed Pitt ...... $78.78 COUNTESS DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... #7...... $27.99 CRAWLING HAND ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G ...... FF ...... $46.13 CREATION OF THE HUMANOIDS ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $42.00 Title ...... Size ...... Year ...... cond ...... Info...... Price BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $32.31 CREATURE FROM BLACK LAGOON/IT CAME from 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $71.01 1941...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; style F ...... $32.00 BEYOND THE TIME BARRIER ...... 8 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG ...... $62.29 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... 2 8x10 stills ...... 1954 ...... VG-Fn ...... $81.00 13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS ...... 6sh ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $26.00 BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA ...... Aust daybill ...... 1986 ...... VG-Fn ...... $31.50 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... 2 LCs ...... 1954 ...... VG ...... $197.50 13 GHOSTS ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $148.49 BIRDS ...... English FOH LC .....1963 ...... G ...... $32.23 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... 8x10 still ...... 1954 ...... G-VG ...... $28.59 13 GHOSTS ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $236.27 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... #4...... $55.88 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... 8x10 still ...... 1954 ...... Fn ...... color repro; signed ...... $255.00 13 GHOSTS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... $29.28 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... #5...... $56.58 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... LC ...... 1954 ...... VG-Fn ...... #6...... $241.38 13 GHOSTS ...... 8 LCs ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... $202.50 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... Fr-G ...... #2...... $62.00 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... LC ...... 1954 ...... VG ...... #4...... $360.00 13 GHOSTS ...... insert ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $77.00 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... #6...... $69.68 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON ...... Spanish ...... 1954 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... “$1,160.00 “ 13TH CHAIR ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1929 ...... VG-Fn ...... $34.50 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... #8...... $75.75 CREATURE WALKS AMONG US ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... signed Rex Reason...... $20.50 13TH CHAIR ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1929 ...... VG-Fn ...... $42.00 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... #1...... $102.50 CREATURE WALKS AMONG US ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... #7...... $82.29 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH...... 8x10 still ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... signed Harryhausen ...... $44.88 BIRDS ...... LC ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... #3...... $138.50 CREATURE WALKS AMONG US ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... TC ...... $215.49 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... #5...... $20.51 BLACK CAT ...... 2 Italian pbustas ..1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $32.00 CREATURE WALKS AMONG US ...... WC ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... $375.00 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style D ...... $56.99 BLACK CAT ...... 3 LCs ...... 1941 ...... VG ...... $109.47 CREEPING UNKNOWN ...... 2 LCs ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... $24.49 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... #16 color ...... $37.00 BLACK CAT ...... 8x10 still ...... 1934 ...... VG-Fn ...... R53; re-titled ...... $26.00 CREEPSHOW ...... 2 LCs ...... 1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... $31.00 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... #1 color ...... $39.00 BLACK FRIDAY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... candid ...... $29.65 CRY BABY KILLER ...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $115.63 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... #9 color ...... $76.00 BLACK HOLE ...... 9 LCs ...... 1979 ...... Fn ...... w/envelope ...... $46.50 CRY OF THE BANSHEE...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $25.00 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... #13 color ...... $127.50 BLACK HOLE ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1979 ...... G-VG ...... BF ...... $91.00 CULT OF THE COBRA ...... 1sheet ...... 1955 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $199.50 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... LC ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... #7; R72 ...... $54.00 BLACK KLANSMAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $62.99 CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN/HORROR OF DRACULA 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G ...... FF ...... $41.00 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY ...... WC ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... $178.50 BLACK PIT OF DR M ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... G ...... FF ...... $32.01 CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... G ...... $36.00 27 HORAS CON LA MUERTE ...... Colombian poster .1981 ...... VG-Fn ...... linen ...... $32.88 BLACK SABBATH ...... 2 LCs ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... $47.09 CURSE OF THE DEMON ...... 2 LCs ...... 1957 ...... G ...... $122.77 3 SUPERSTARS OF SHOCK ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $20.51 BLACK SABBATH ...... English pb ...... 1964 ...... Fn ...... uncut ...... $338.00 CURSE OF THE DEMON ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... #3; signed ...... $97.69 4D MAN ...... 2 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG-Fn ...... $87.85 BLACK SLEEP ...... 3sh ...... 1956 ...... Fn ...... linen ...... $334.09 CURSE OF THE FACELESS MAN ...... 4 LCs ...... 1958 ...... VG-Fn ...... $32.27 7 BROTHERS MEET DRACULA ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $41.00 BLACK SLEEP ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... #4...... $24.06 CURSE OF THE FLY ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.72 7 FACES OF DR LAO ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $31.00 BLACK SUNDAY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1961 ...... VG-Fn ...... $20.52 CURSE OF THE MUMMY’S TOMB ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $152.50 7th VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... soundtrack album 1958 ...... VG ...... signed Harryhausen ...... $38.88 BLACK ZOO ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $30.00 CURSE OF THE MUMMY’S TOMB ...... 4 LCs ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... $45.00 A DOPPIA FACCIA ...... Italian 1p ...... 1969 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $19.99 BLACULA ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $149.02 CURSE OF THE UNDEAD ...... 1sheet ...... 1959 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $130.01 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET BORIS KARLOFF ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... G ...... #7...... $110.39 BLADE RUNNER ...... 1sheet ...... 1982 ...... VG ...... FF; int’l ...... $77.00 CURSE OF THE UNDEAD ...... LC ...... 1959 ...... Fn ...... TC ...... $47.00 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET BORIS KARLOFF ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... VG-Fn ...... #4...... $152.55 BLADE RUNNER ...... 2 11x14 stills ...... 1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... $23.49 CURUCU BEAST OF THE AMAZON ...... insert ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; paperbacked ...... $100.00 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN ...... 1/2sh ...... 1948 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style B ...... “$2,133.36 “ BLADE RUNNER ...... 4 LCs ...... 1982 ...... Fn ...... $46.99 CURUCU BEAST OF THE AMAZON ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... #6...... $28.99 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET INVISIBLE MAN ...... 1/2sh ...... 1951 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; style B ...... $368.00 BLANCHEVILLE MONSTER...... Italian locandina ..1963 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $45.90 DANGER DIABOLIK...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G ...... FF ...... $46.50 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET INVISIBLE MAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1951 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $76.89 BLOB...... LC ...... 1958 ...... G-VG ...... #6...... $33.45 DAWN OF THE DEAD ...... 8 English LCs ...... 2004 ...... Fn ...... $65.87 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET INVISIBLE MAN ...... LC ...... 1951 ...... G ...... #2...... $56.55 BLOB...... LC ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... #4...... $58.89 DAWN OF THE DEAD ...... Japanese ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $52.77 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY ...... LC ...... 1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... $74.99 BLOOD & BLACK LACE ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $46.00 DAY MARS INVADED EARTH ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.50 ABOMINABLE DR PHIBES ...... 1sheet ...... 1971 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $56.02 BLOOD BATH ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $88.77 DAY MARS INVADED EARTH ...... 8 LCs ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... $52.29 ABOMINABLE DR PHIBES ...... LC ...... 1971 ...... VG ...... #7...... $22.72 BLOOD FEAST ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... Fr ...... FF ...... $107.50 DAY OF THE ANIMALS...... 8 LCs ...... 1977 ...... Fn ...... $33.00 ABOMINABLE DR PHIBES ...... LC ...... 1971 ...... Fn ...... #1; signed Price ...... $63.00 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #4...... $24.50 DAY OF THE DEAD ...... 8x10 still ...... 1985 ...... VG-Fn ...... candid;signed Romero ....$31.00 ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN OF THE HIMALAYAS ....1/2sh ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $222.50 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #7...... $24.50 DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS ...... 4 LCs ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... $64.77 ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $27.66 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #6...... $38.00 DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE ...... 1/2sh ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $24.50 AFRICA BLOOD & GUTS ...... Italian...... 1966 ...... VG ...... FF; Italy/Eng ...... $38.89 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #1...... $42.93 DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL ...... 1/2sh ...... 1951 ...... G ...... FF ...... “$3,201.99 “ AKIRA ...... Japanese ...... 1988 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $37.00 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #8...... $45.00 DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL ...... Aust daybill ...... 1951 ...... Fn ...... R70s ...... $103.50 AKIRA ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1988 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $37.10 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #3...... $63.99 DAY THE WORLD ENDED ...... 8 LCs ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... $154.19 ALI BABA & THE FORTY THIEVES ...... 3 LCs ...... x ...... G-VG ...... $20.00 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #5...... $69.69 DAY THE WORLD ENDED ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... #5...... $26.10 ALIEN ...... 11x14 still ...... 1979 ...... VG-Fn ...... color ...... $184.50 BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #2...... $103.50 DAY TIME ENDED ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $38.77 ALIEN ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $53.00 BLOOD OF DRACULA’S CASTLE ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $41.00 DEAD RINGER ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $31.01 ALIEN ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $129.50 BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE ...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... linen; Span/US ...... $57.23 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 1sheet ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $481.29 ALIENS ...... 1sheet ...... 1986 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $83.29 BLOOD ON SATAN’S CLAW ...... 1sheet ...... 1971 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $59.00 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 3 8x10 stills ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... $68.50 AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN ...... 2 LCs ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... $46.00 BLOOD ORGY OF THE SHE DEVILS ...... promo card ...... 1972 ...... Fn ...... 2-sided; signed ...... $27.00 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 3 LCs ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... $60.99 AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #1...... $43.69 BLOODTHIRSTY BUTCHERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $56.51 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed ...... $21.60 AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G ...... #5...... $49.00 BLUEBEARD’S 10 HONEYMOONS ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $34.00 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... signed ...... $41.00 AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... #6...... $125.61 BODY SNATCHER ...... LC ...... 1945 ...... G-VG ...... $43.22 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... $52.00 AMAZING MR. X ...... 1sheet ...... 1948 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R50s ...... $24.83 BOOGIE MAN WILL GET YOU ...... LC ...... 1942 ...... G-VG ...... $43.99 DEADLY MANTIS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... $52.29 AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $33.00 BORIS KARLOFF ...... 5x7 still ...... 1920 ...... VG ...... signed by ...... $219.06 DEADLY MANTIS ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... #3...... $24.50 AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON...... 7 LCs ...... 1981 ...... G-VG ...... int’l ...... $33.50 BORIS KARLOFF ...... index card ...... 1920 ...... Fn ...... signed by Karloff ...... $167.50 DEATH RACE 2000 ...... 1sheet ...... 1975 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $57.00 AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON...... Japanese ...... 1981 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $29.00 BORIS KARLOFF/ERICH VON STROHEIM ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... candid ...... $179.50 DEATH SHIP ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $32.25 ANDY WARHOL’S FRANKENSTEIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $23.52 BOSTON STRANGLER ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $32.00 DEATHSPORT ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; teaser ...... $38.51 ANDY WARHOL’S FRANKENSTEIN ...... French 1p ...... 1974 ...... VG ...... FF; R83 ...... $57.98 BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #3...... $24.28 DEATHWATCH...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $103.25 ANGRY RED PLANET ...... 2 8x10 stills ...... 1960 ...... Fn ...... $41.00 BRAIN THAT WOULDN’T DIE ...... 6 8x10 stills ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... $53.59 DEEP ...... 5 LCs ...... 1977 ...... Fn ...... $21.80 ANGRY RED PLANET ...... 8x10 still ...... 1960 ...... G ...... signed Ib Melchior ...... $20.49 BRAIN THAT WOULDN’T DIE/STAR CREATURES ...pb ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... uncut ...... $20.00 DEMENTIA 13 ...... Aust daybill ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... vertical style ...... $41.00 ANGRY RED PLANET ...... 8x10 still ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... $26.00 BRAIN THAT WOULDN’T DIE/STAR CREATURES ...WC ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... Benton ...... $30.99 DEMENTIA 13 ...... Aust daybill ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... horizontal style ...... $103.50 ANGRY RED PLANET ...... Belgian ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF; signed Melchior ...... $53.99 BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA...... 1sheet ...... 1992 ...... VG ...... FF; DS ...... $20.50 DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET ...... LC ...... 1936 ...... G-VG ...... $31.00 APE ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $32.89 BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA...... 1sheet ...... 1992 ...... VG ...... linen; teaser ...... $23.49 DERANGED ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.50 APE ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $42.56 BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA...... Aust daybill ...... 1992 ...... VG-Fn ...... $29.00 “DESTINATION 60,000” ...... 1sheet ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $27.99 APE MAN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1943 ...... VG-Fn ...... R49...... $38.11 BRAZIL ...... 1sheet ...... 1985 ...... G-VG ...... FF; ENG; int’l ...... $28.00 DESTROY ALL MONSTERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... G ...... FF ...... $102.50 ARMY OF DARKNESS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1993 ...... Fn ...... signed Campbell ...... $32.23 BRICK BRADFORD ...... 1sheet ...... 1947 ...... VG ...... linen; CH 10 ...... $163.50 DESTROY ALL MONSTERS ...... LC ...... 1969 ...... VG ...... #3...... $26.01 ARMY OF DARKNESS ...... Japanese ...... 1993 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $255.00 BRICK BRADFORD ...... LC ...... 1947 ...... VG ...... TC; CH 9 ...... $23.39 DEVIL COMMANDS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1941 ...... VG-Fn ...... $32.11 ARSENIC & OLD LACE ...... 5 8x10 stills ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... $76.95 BRIDE & THE BEAST ...... LC ...... 1958 ...... G-VG ...... $49.26 DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS ...... Danish herald ...... 1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... w/ticket stub ...... $23.50 ARSENIC & OLD LACE ...... 8 8x10 stills ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... $88.99 BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1935 ...... Fr-G ...... $102.50 DEVIL GODDESS ...... 1sheet ...... 1955 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $28.79 ARSENIC & OLD LACE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... #1...... $31.55 BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1935 ...... VG-Fn ...... candid ...... $660.00 DIABOLICAL DR Z ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $24.19 ARSENIC & OLD LACE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... $48.00 BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN/MURDER RUE MORGUE WC ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... Spook Show...... $310.59 DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER ...... 2 LCs ...... 1971 ...... VG-Fn ...... $21.50 ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $303.03 BRIDE OF THE INCREDIBLE HULK ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $33.00 DIARY OF A MADMAN ...... 3sh ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $22.83 ASTOUNDING SHE MONSTER ...... insert ...... 1958 ...... Fn ...... UF; signed by Clarke “$1,380.00 “ BRIDE OF THE MONSTER...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... $39.77 DICK TRACY MEETS GRUESOME ...... LC ...... 1947 ...... VG-Fn ...... #3...... $57.00 ASTOUNDING SHE MONSTER ...... LC ...... 1958 ...... G-VG ...... #5...... $33.56 BRIDE OF THE MONSTER...... Mexican LC ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... $103.51 DIE DIE MY DARLING ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $22.72 ASTRO-ZOMBIES ...... 8x10 mini LC ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... #3...... $20.51 BROKEN ARROW ...... 8x10 still ...... 1950 ...... G-VG ...... signed Debra Paget ...... $33.25 DIE MONSTER DIE ...... German ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $29.99 ASYLUM ...... insert ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $20.49 BROOD ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $21.50 DIE MONSTER DIE/PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES....pb ...... 1965 ...... Fn ...... uncut ...... $46.00 AT THE EARTH’S CORE ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.51 BRUTE MAN ...... pb ...... 1946 ...... VG ...... $225.00 DIE SISTER DIE ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... G ...... FF ...... $22.00 AT THE EARTH’S CORE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1976 ...... Fn ...... $52.00 BUCK ROGERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R70s ...... $20.08 DINOSAURUS...... Aust daybill ...... 1960 ...... Fn ...... $26.00 ATLANTIS THE LOST CONTINENT ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... G ...... FF ...... $43.00 BUCKET OF BLOOD...... 1sheet ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $54.77 DINOSAURUS...... insert ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $28.28 ATOMIC KID ...... 1/2sh ...... 1955 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style A ...... $34.00 BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER SLAYER KIT ...... cofﬁ n box ...... 1992 ...... Fn ...... $53.55 DOCTOR CYCLOPS ...... 8.25x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $26.00 ATRAGON ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... Fr ...... FF ...... $45.00 BURN WITCH BURN ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $82.99 DOCTOR CYCLOPS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... Fn ...... $27.00 ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS ...... 1/2sh ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... “$1,410.00 “ BURNT OFFERINGS ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style A ...... $34.00 DOCTOR CYCLOPS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $28.11 ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS ...... insert ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $642.00 CANNIBAL FEROX ...... Italian locandina ..1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $31.50 DOCTOR CYCLOPS ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... R58...... $31.11 ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES...... 8x10 still ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... signed ...... $22.50 CANNIBALS ...... 4 Italian pbustas ..1979 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.05 DOCTOR X ...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... VG ...... $27.00 ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $152.50 CANNIBALS ...... Italian 1p ...... 1979 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $27.60 DONKEY SKIN ...... French 1p ...... 1970 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $40.00 ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES ...... special poster ...... 1979 ...... G-VG ...... advance ...... $41.00 CANNIBALS ...... Italian locandina ..1979 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $19.50 DONOVAN’S BRAIN ...... 3 LCs ...... 1953 ...... VG ...... TC signed by Ayres ...... $149.00 BACK FROM THE DEAD ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... TC ...... $21.65 CANTERVILLE GHOST ...... 1sheet ...... 1944 ...... G-VG ...... FF; Span/US ...... $43.34 DON’T OPEN THE WINDOW...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $22.50 BACK TO THE FUTURE ...... 1sheet ...... 1985 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $71.00 CAPE FEAR ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; Span/US ...... $36.98 DOOMED TO DIE ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... $51.00 BAD TIMING ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... Fn ...... UF; int’l ...... $39.99 CAPE FEAR ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $162.50 DOOMED TO DIE ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $83.67 BARBARA BROADCAST...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... Fn ...... $27.74 CAPTAIN KRONOS VAMPIRE HUNTER ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $26.75 DOOR-TO-DOOR MANIAC ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R66 ...... $62.00 BARBARELLA ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $152.00 CARNIVAL OF SOULS ...... Swedish ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $138.85 DOOR-TO-DOOR MANIAC ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $151.00 BARBARELLA ...... 3sh ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $179.50 CARRIE ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $35.00 DR ACULA’S CROSS-COUNTRY TOUR ...... 5x7 still ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... $26.57 BARBARELLA ...... Italian 2p ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $125.50 CASE OF THE FRIGHTENED LADY ...... 1sheet ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $208.00 DR GIGGLES ...... 1sheet ...... VG ...... linen; teaser ...... $24.50 BARBARELLA ...... LC ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... #3...... $46.56 CASTLE OF FU MANCHU ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $31.00 DR GOLDFOOT & THE BIKINI MACHINE ...... 8 LCs ...... x ...... Fn ...... $71.00 BARON BLOOD ...... 4 LCs ...... 1972 ...... Fr ...... $26.99 CAT & THE CANARY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... VG-Fn ...... $30.06 DR GOLDFOOT & THE GIRL BOMBS ...... 8 LCs ...... x ...... Fn ...... $83.00 BASIL RATHBONE ...... 7.5x9.25 still ...... 1920 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed by Rathbone .....$265.00 CAT & THE CANARY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... VG-Fn ...... $31.01 DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE...... 8 8x10 stills ...... G ...... $24.23 BAT ...... 8 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG-Fn ...... $125.50 CAT & THE CANARY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... VG ...... $42.11 DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE...... 8x10 still ...... G ...... $29.65 BATMAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $324.93 CAT & THE CANARY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... VG-Fn ...... $110.39 DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE...... 8x10 still ...... G ...... $41.59 BATMAN ...... insert ...... 1966 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $293.00 CAT & THE CANARY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... VG-Fn ...... $123.50 DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE...... LC ...... VG ...... $23.00 BATMAN FOREVER ...... 1sheet ...... 1995 ...... VG ...... FF; DS ...... $23.50 CAT & THE CANARY ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1939 ...... VG-Fn ...... $37.51 DR PHIBES RISES AGAIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $30.98 BATTLE BENEATH THE EARTH ...... 1/2sh ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $36.00 CAT FROM OUTER SPACE ...... 9 LCs ...... 1978 ...... Fn ...... w/envelope ...... $20.50 DR TERROR’S HOUSE OF HORRORS ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $41.00 BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $33.00 CAT PEOPLE ...... French 16x24 ...... 1982 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $28.00 DR TERROR’S HOUSE OF HORRORS ...... 4 LCs ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... $19.49 BATTLE BEYOND THE SUN ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $40.99 CAT PEOPLE ...... LC ...... 1942 ...... G-VG ...... #6; R52 ...... $42.00 DR TERROR’S HOUSE OF HORRORS ...... LC ...... 1943 ...... VG-Fn ...... $32.99 BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $29.28 CAT PEOPLE ...... LC ...... 1942 ...... VG-Fn ...... $527.79 DRACULA...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF; facts style ...... $80.00 BATTLE OF THE WORLDS ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G ...... FF ...... $46.00 CATMAN OF PARIS ...... 3sh ...... 1946 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $338.00 DRACULA...... 1sheet ...... 1931 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R60s ...... “$1,238.00 “ BEACH GIRLS & THE MONSTER ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $114.62 CHAMBER OF HORRORS ...... Japanese ...... 1966 ...... G ...... TF ...... $22.39 DRACULA...... 8x10 still ...... 1931 ...... G-VG ...... $64.00 “BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS” ...... 8.25x10 still ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... $31.00 CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $146.50 DRACULA...... 8x10 still ...... 1931 ...... G-VG ...... $336.31 “BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS” ...... 8x10 still ...... 1953 ...... G ...... signed Harryhausen ...... $48.77 CHILDREN SHOULDN’T PLAY W DEAD THINGS ...1sheet ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $225.49 DRACULA...... French 23x31 ...... 1973 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.55 BEAST FROM HAUNTED CAVE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG ...... $179.50 CHRISTINE ...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $47.00 DRACULA...... LC ...... 1931 ...... G-VG ...... #6; R51 ...... $157.53 BEAST OF HOLLOW MOUNTAIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1956 ...... G ...... FF ...... $87.50 CLASH OF THE TITANS ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $25.09 DRACULA...... Mexican LC ...... 1931 ...... G-VG ...... R60s ...... $22.00 “BEAST WITH 1,000,000 EYES” ...... 2 LCs ...... 1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... $42.10 CLASH OF THE TITANS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1981 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed Harryhausen ...... $31.50 DRACULA AD 1972 ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF; FOREIGN ...... $88.78 BEDAZZLED ...... 11x14 still ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... color ...... $28.29 CLASS REUNION ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... Fn ...... $27.74 DRACULA AD 1972 ...... 3sh ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF; int’l ...... $47.50 BEETLEJUICE ...... 1sheet ...... 1988 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $43.26 CLASSIC MONSTERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1991 ...... VG ...... FF; video ...... $31.00 DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $89.87 BEFORE I HANG ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $39.02 CLIMAX ...... WC ...... 1944 ...... G ...... $46.99 DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... G-VG ...... linen ...... $102.50 BEGINNING OF THE END ...... insert ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $474.99 CLOCKWORK ORANGE ...... 1/2sh ...... 1972 ...... G ...... FF ...... $36.00 DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE ...... British quad ...... 1969 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $229.50 BEGINNING OR THE END ...... 1sheet ...... 1947 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $46.99 CLOCKWORK ORANGE ...... 13 English LCs ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... $154.49 DRACULA PRINCE OF DARKNESS/PLAGUE ZOMBI 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... Fr-G FF ...... $26.00 BELA LUGOSI ...... 8x10 still ...... 1930 ...... VG ...... $112.50 CLOCKWORK ORANGE ...... 2 English LCs ...... 1972 ...... G ...... $35.00 DRACULA PRINCE OF DARKNESS/PLAGUE ZOMBI LC ...... 1966 ...... VG ...... #6...... $27.26 BELA LUGOSI ...... 8x10 still ...... 1930 ...... VG ...... signed by Lugosi ...... $135.83 CLOCKWORK ORANGE ...... English 1sh ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R82 ...... $62.01 DRACULA PRISONER OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... Aust daybill ...... 1972 ...... Fn ...... $19.38 22 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

DRACULA PRISONER OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... French 1p ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $41.00 GHOSTBUSTERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... G-VG ...... FF; advance ...... $29.00 INVASION OF THE FLESHHUNTERS...... Italian locandina ..1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $22.72 DRACULA VS FRANKENSTEIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1971 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $52.45 GHOSTBUSTERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $46.00 INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN ...... 1/2sh ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... UF ...... “$2,656.99 “ DRACULA VS FRANKENSTEIN ...... 6 8x10 stills ...... 1971 ...... G ...... $34.03 GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE ...... 3 LCs ...... 1943 ...... VG-Fn ...... $90.00 INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN ...... Mexican LC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... $56.55 DRACULA VS FRANKENSTEIN ...... 7 8x10 stills ...... 1971 ...... G ...... $34.03 GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1943 ...... G-VG ...... $37.00 INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G ...... FF ...... $59.61 DRACULA VS FRANKENSTEIN ...... 8 8x10 stills ...... 1971 ...... G ...... $34.03 GHOUL/DEVIL WITHIN HER ...... British quad ...... 1976 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $26.55 INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES ...... 2 LCs ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... $35.00 DUEL OF THE TITANS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... $34.99 GIANT SPIDER INVASION ...... 1sheet ...... 1975 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style B ...... $20.50 INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES ...... 8x10 still ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed Jonathan Haze ....$35.99 DUNE ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $36.00 GIGANTIS THE FIRE MONSTER ...... 1sheet ...... 1959 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; teaser ...... $221.50 INVISIBLE AGENT ...... LC ...... 1942 ...... VG-Fn ...... $58.51 DUNE ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... G-VG ...... FF; advance ...... $41.00 GLEN OR GLENDA ...... 3sh ...... 1953 ...... VG ...... FF; signed;re-titled ...... $274.00 INVISIBLE BOY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1957 ...... G ...... $21.79 DUNE ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1984 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $51.01 G-MEN VS THE BLACK DRAGON...... 1sheet ...... 1943 ...... G-VG ...... FF; CH 10 ...... $50.00 INVISIBLE BOY ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1957 ...... G ...... $26.00 EARTH DIES SCREAMING ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $47.29 GO APE ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; TV; teaser ...... $407.60 INVISIBLE BOY ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... TC ...... $301.50 EARTH VS THE FLYING SAUCERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... linen ...... “$1,100.00 “ GODZILLA ...... Japanese ...... 1954 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF; R90; 2-sided ...... $56.55 INVISIBLE BOY ...... WC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... $353.00 EARTH VS THE FLYING SAUCERS ...... German program .1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... $36.99 GODZILLA 1985 ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $23.00 INVISIBLE GHOST ...... LC ...... 1941 ...... VG ...... TC ...... $177.50 ED WOOD ...... 1sheet ...... 1994 ...... G ...... UF; DS ...... $26.99 GODZILLA 1985 ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1984 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $77.25 INVISIBLE INFORMER ...... 1sheet ...... 1946 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $24.50 ED WOOD ...... 8x10 still ...... 1994 ...... VG-Fn ...... $26.01 GODZILLA ON MONSTER ISLAND ...... Aust daybill ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... $42.29 INVISIBLE INVADERS ...... 17 8x10 stills ...... 1959 ...... Fn ...... $158.27 EDWARD SCISSORHANDS ...... 11x14 still ...... 1990 ...... VG-Fn ...... color ...... $57.00 GODZILLA RETURNS ...... Japanese ...... 1955 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... “$2,505.00 “ INVISIBLE MONSTER ...... 2 LCs ...... 1950 ...... G-VG ...... CH 1 ...... $93.50 EEGAH ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $24.83 GODZILLA VS BIOLLANTE ...... Japanese ...... 1989 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $27.00 INVISIBLE WOMAN ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... $39.77 ELECTRONIC MONSTER ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $59.00 GODZILLA VS DESTROYAH ...... Japanese ...... 1995 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $33.00 ISLE OF THE DEAD ...... LC ...... 1945 ...... Fn ...... $51.00 ELVIRA MISTRESS OF THE DARK ...... Japanese ...... 1988 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $41.10 GODZILLA VS KING GHIDRAH ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1991 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $234.50 IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA ...... 8x10 still ...... 1955 ...... Fn ...... signed ...... $33.77 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R81 ...... $20.50 GODZILLA VS MECHAGODZILLA ...... Japanese ...... 1993 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $34.66 IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE ...... LC ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... #3; 3D ...... $294.00 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R82 ...... $27.00 GODZILLA VS MEGALON ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $87.50 IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE ...... WC ...... 1953 ...... VG-Fn ...... 3D ...... $464.00 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF; style B ...... $51.00 GODZILLA VS MEGALON ...... 8 Japanese LCs ....1976 ...... Fn ...... w/envelope ...... $146.50 IT CONQUERED THE WORLD ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... #1...... $31.00 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $122.50 GODZILLA VS MOTHRA ...... 8 Japan 4x6 stills .1964 ...... VG ...... w/envelope; R70 ...... $53.00 IT THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE ...... 2 LCs ...... 1958 ...... VG-Fn ...... 2...... $38.00 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... G-VG ...... FF; GWTW style ...... $179.50 GODZILLA VS MOTHRA ...... Japanese ...... 1992 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $26.00 IT’S ALIVE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... $39.00 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... 5 11x14 stills ...... 1980 ...... Fn ...... color ...... $26.00 GODZILLA VS MOTHRA ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1992 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $127.50 JACK THE RIPPER ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $43.99 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... Japanese 22x30 ..1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $43.23 GODZILLA VS SPACE GODZILLA ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1994 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $42.00 JASON & THE ARGONAUTS ...... Thai ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $34.00 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... Japanese 23x33 ..1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $81.00 GODZILLA VS THE SMOG MONSTER ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $72.00 JAWS...... LC ...... 1975 ...... Fn ...... #3...... $51.55 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1980 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $471.66 GODZILLA/ANIME FESTIVAL ...... 12 Japanese LCs ..1974 ...... Fn ...... w/envelope ...... $78.00 JAWS 2...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $27.00 EQUINOX ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $89.59 GOLDEN BAT ...... Japanese ...... 1966 ...... G ...... TF ...... $91.99 JAWS 2...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... G-VG ...... FF; sharkfacts style ...... $159.06 EROTIC NIGHTS OF THE LIVING DEAD ...... 4 Italian pbustas ..1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $68.99 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... 14 German LCs ....1973 ...... G-VG ...... with bag ...... $65.00 JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTN’S DAUGHTER 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... G ...... FF ...... $22.38 EROTIC NIGHTS OF THE LIVING DEAD ...... Italian locandina ..1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $23.50 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style A ...... $22.06 JOHN AGAR ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... Fn ...... signed by John Agar ...... $35.88 EROTIC NIGHTS OF THE LIVING DEAD ...... Italian lrg pbusta..1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $36.80 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... VG ...... FF; zodiac style ...... $49.87 JOHN SUTTON ...... 8x10 still ...... 1930 ...... G-VG ...... signed by Sutton ...... $56.99 ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK ...... 8 LCs ...... 1981 ...... Fn ...... $110.27 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... 3sh ...... 1973 ...... VG ...... FF; FOR ...... $26.55 JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH ...... 6sh ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $282.00 ET ...... 30x40 ...... x ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $20.50 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... 8 LCs ...... 1973 ...... VG-Fn ...... $67.29 JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF TIME ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $27.34 ET ...... 8 LCs ...... x ...... Fn ...... $21.29 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... mini LC ...... 1973 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed Harryhausen ...... $27.00 JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $23.15 EVIL DEAD ...... Japanese ...... 1982 ...... Fn ...... TF; zombie style ...... $47.00 GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD ...... mini LC ...... 1973 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed Harryhausen ...... $42.00 JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN ...... 6 LCs ...... 1969 ...... G-VG ...... $30.10 EVIL DEAD ...... Japanese ...... 1982 ...... VG ...... TF; style 1 ...... $53.09 GOLDFINGER ...... 3 LCs ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... $169.49 JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $27.00 EVIL DEAD 2 ...... Japanese ...... 1987 ...... Fn ...... UF; skull style ...... $29.00 GOLDFINGER ...... English FOH LC .....1964 ...... VG ...... $51.00 JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET ...... 3sh ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $108.49 EVIL DEAD 2 ...... Japanese ...... 1987 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF; zombie style ...... $40.00 GOLDFINGER ...... LC ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... #8...... $220.27 JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET ...... 8 LCs ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... $77.29 EVIL EYE ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $46.88 GOLIATH & THE VAMPIRES ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $51.00 JUNGLE GIRL & THE SLAVER ...... 3 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG-Fn ...... re-titled ...... $35.50 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G ...... FF ...... $34.00 GOLIATH & THE VAMPIRES ...... pb ...... 1964 ...... VG-Fn ...... uncut ...... $24.50 JUNGLE GODDESS ...... LC ...... 1948 ...... G-VG ...... #4...... $36.09 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... linen; Span/US ...... $48.00 GORGO ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $187.50 JUNGLE WOMAN ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... Fn ...... R53...... $37.01 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 5 8x10 stills ...... 1964 ...... G ...... $53.00 GORGON ...... German ...... 1964 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $26.00 KILLERS FROM SPACE ...... 3 LCs ...... 1954 ...... VG ...... $53.67 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 6 8x10 stills ...... 1964 ...... G ...... $72.00 GORILLA ...... LC ...... 1927 ...... G-VG ...... $82.00 KILLERS OF THE SEA ...... 1sheet ...... 1937 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $330.54 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 7 8x10 stills ...... 1964 ...... G ...... $61.00 GREAT WHITE ...... Italian locandina ..1982 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $31.13 KING KONG ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $25.00 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... 8 8x10 stills ...... 1964 ...... G ...... $112.50 GREEN HORNET ...... 2 LCs ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... $52.00 KING KONG ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... Fr-G ...... FF; advance ...... $30.00 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... insert ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $51.00 HALF HUMAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... Fn ...... #8...... $20.50 KING KONG ...... 8x10 still ...... 1933 ...... G ...... R38...... $32.00 EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... WC ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... $63.85 HALLOWEEN ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... G-VG ...... FF; green ratings ...... $233.17 KING KONG ...... herald ...... 1933 ...... Fn ...... $525.00 EXORCIST ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $32.99 HALLOWEEN ...... Japanese ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $98.75 KING KONG ...... LC ...... 1933 ...... G ...... $896.09 EXORCIST ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G-VG ...... FF; FOR ...... $36.00 HALLOWEEN II ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $61.00 KING KONG ESCAPES ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G ...... FF ...... $22.72 EXORCIST ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $36.00 HALLOWEEN III ...... 1sheet ...... 1982 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $36.00 KING KONG ESCAPES ...... 7 Japanese LCs ....1968 ...... Fn ...... w/envelope; R73 ...... $89.00 EXORCIST ...... 24 8x10 mini LCs .1974 ...... VG ...... $168.50 HALLOWEEN IV ...... 1sheet ...... 1988 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $43.99 KING OF THE WILD ...... 5 LCs ...... 1931 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 11 ...... $41.99 EXORCIST ...... 3sh ...... 1974 ...... VG ...... FF; FOREIGN ...... $145.50 HAMMER HORROR FESTIVAL ...... Japanese 12x17 ...... VG ...... FF; 6 Titles ...... $23.02 KING OF THE WILD ...... LC ...... 1931 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 2 ...... $21.49 EXORCIST ...... 7 8x10 stills ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed Linda Blair ...... $56.00 HAND OF DEATH ...... 4 LCs ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... $33.00 KING OF THE WILD ...... LC ...... 1931 ...... VG ...... CH 9 ...... $23.49 EXORCIST ...... insert ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $168.82 HAUNTED HARBOR ...... 1sheet ...... 1944 ...... G ...... FF; CH 12; kraftbckd ...... $28.00 KING OF THE WILD ...... LC ...... 1931 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 12 ...... $26.99 EXOTIC FRENCH FANTASIES ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... Fn ...... TF ...... $25.49 HAUNTED HARBOR ...... 3sh ...... 1944 ...... G-VG ...... FF; whole serial ...... $87.00 KING OF THE WILD ...... LC ...... 1931 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 11 ...... $28.89 EXTERMINATORS OF THE YEAR 3000 ...... Italian 1p ...... 1983 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $57.75 HAUNTED PALACE ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $40.00 KING OF THE WILD ...... LC ...... 1931 ...... VG ...... CH 1 ...... $32.99 EYE OF THE CAT...... Danish ...... 1969 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $43.00 HAUNTED PALACE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... $91.00 KINGDOM OF THE SPIDERS...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... FF; int’l ...... $40.00 EYE OF THE DEVIL ...... 8 8x10 stills ...... 1967 ...... VG ...... $26.25 HAUNTED STRANGLER ...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... G ...... FF ...... $73.00 KISS OF THE VAMPIRE ...... 3sh ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $132.50 EYES WITHOUT A FACE/MANSTER ...... LC ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... #6; re-titled ...... $29.33 HAUNTING ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $42.56 KRONOS ...... 1/2sh ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $38.99 FACE OF FU MANCHU ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $46.00 HEADLESS GHOST ...... 2 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG ...... $27.29 KRONOS ...... insert ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $33.99 FAHRENHEIT 451 ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $32.76 HELL NIGHT ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $46.00 LADY FRANKENSTEIN ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $44.00 FAMILY PLOT ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $31.00 HELLRAISER 2 ...... 1sheet ...... 1988 ...... G-VG ...... UF ...... $21.54 LADY FRANKENSTEIN ...... Italian 2p ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $158.05 FANTASTIC VOYAGE ...... 12 8x10 stills ...... 1966 ...... G-VG ...... $54.00 HELLRAISER 2 ...... British quad ...... 1988 ...... VG ...... UF ...... $51.00 LAND UNKNOWN ...... 1sheet ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R64 ...... $34.33 FANTASTIC VOYAGE ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $46.00 HENRY ALDRICH HAUNTS A HOUSE ...... 1sheet ...... 1943 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $46.67 LAND UNKNOWN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #2...... $33.50 FANTASTIC VOYAGE ...... 6sh ...... 1966 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $123.50 HERCULES ...... 1sheet ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $111.00 LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $33.32 FATAL HOUR ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $77.34 HERCULES AGAINST THE MOON MEN ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.72 LAST MAN ON EARTH ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... Fn ...... FF; DOM ...... $104.49 FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS ...... 3 LCs ...... 1967 ...... G-VG ...... $39.00 HERCULES UNCHAINED ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $56.65 LAST MAN ON EARTH ...... 8 LCs ...... 1964 ...... Fn ...... $211.11 FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS ...... Italian 2p ...... 1967 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $53.00 “HERCULES, SAMSON, & ULYSSES”...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $26.80 LAUGHING DEAD ...... 1sheet ...... 1989 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $21.50 FIEND WHO WALKED THE WEST ...... 1/2sh ...... 1958 ...... G ...... FF ...... $34.00 HIDDEN CITY ...... 1sheet ...... 1950 ...... G ...... FF ...... $19.37 LEECH WOMAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $56.55 FIEND WITHOUT A FACE...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $332.77 HIGH ANXIETY ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $26.00 LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $31.00 FINAL COUNTDOWN ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $27.00 HIGHLANDER ...... 1sheet ...... 1986 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.55 LEOPARD MAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1943 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R52 ...... $63.03 FIRST MEN IN THE MOON ...... 3 8x10 stills ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... 3 color ...... $20.52 HIGHLANDER ...... Polish ...... 1986 ...... VG ...... UF ...... $36.99 LET’S SCARE JESSICA TO DEATH...... 1sheet ...... 1971 ...... VG ...... FF; FOR ...... $57.00 FIRST SPACESHIP ON VENUS ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $305.00 HILLBILLYS IN A HAUNTED HOUSE ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $29.00 LIVING DAYLIGHTS ...... Aust daybill ...... 1987 ...... Fn ...... $32.00 FLASH GORDON ...... Japanese 23x33 ..1980 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $51.00 HILLS HAVE EYES ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $78.77 LOCH NESS HORROR ...... 1sheet ...... 1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $52.02 FLASH GORDON ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1980 ...... Fn ...... UF; style 1 ...... $34.00 HILLS HAVE EYES ...... Japanese ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF; purple style ...... $20.50 LODGER ...... 2 LCs ...... 1935 ...... Fn ...... re-titled ...... $46.00 FLESH & THE FIENDS ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... VG ...... FF; R65; re-titled ...... $31.00 HILLS HAVE EYES ...... Japanese ...... 1978 ...... G-VG ...... FF; black style ...... $20.50 LOGAN’S RUN ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $45.00 FLESH GORDON ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $46.00 HOMICIDAL ...... 8 8x10 stills ...... 1961 ...... VG-Fn ...... $22.50 LOGAN’S RUN ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $46.00 FLYING DISC MAN FROM MARS ...... 3 LCs ...... 1950 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 6 ...... $26.50 HORRIBLE DR HICHCOCK/AWFUL DR ORLOFF ...1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $32.00 LOGAN’S RUN ...... 5 11x14 stills ...... 1976 ...... Fn ...... color ...... $20.50 FOOD OF THE GODS ...... 10 German LCs ....1976 ...... VG ...... $27.62 HORROR...... 3 LCs ...... 1932 ...... G-VG ...... 3...... $73.27 LOST BOYS ...... 1sheet ...... 1987 ...... VG ...... UF ...... $43.67 FOOD OF THE GODS ...... 8 LCs ...... 1976 ...... Fn ...... $131.38 HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... Aust daybill ...... 1971 ...... G ...... $20.50 LOST CITY ...... LC ...... 1935 ...... VG ...... CH 11 ...... $27.00 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $22.50 HORROR OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... English 6sh ...... 1971 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $103.50 LOST PLANET AIRMEN ...... 2 LCs ...... 1951 ...... VG-Fn ...... $20.70 FOR YOUR EYES ONLY ...... Aust daybill ...... 1981 ...... Fn ...... $21.50 HORROR OF PARTY BEACH/CURSE OF CORPSE...1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G ...... FF ...... $28.03 M ...... German program .1931 ...... VG ...... R60s ...... $57.00 FORBIDDEN PLANET ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... color Eng/US ...... $19.50 HORROR SHOW ...... Japanese ...... 1979 ...... Fn ...... UF; re-titled ...... $29.51 M ...... Swedish 8x10 still 1931 ...... G-VG ...... $182.50 FORBIDDEN PLANET ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... #9 color; Eng/US ...... $41.00 HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $31.00 M ...... Swedish 9x11 still 1931 ...... VG ...... $96.01 FORBIDDEN PLANET ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... #5 Eng/US color ...... $44.00 HOUSE OF USHER ...... 7 LCs ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... $64.00 MACABRE ...... 7 LCs ...... 1958 ...... G ...... $36.00 FORBIDDEN PLANET ...... German program .1956 ...... VG ...... $36.99 HOUSE OF WAX ...... 2 8x10 stills ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... $20.00 MACUMBA LOVE ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $22.72 FORBIDDEN PLANET ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... #6...... $92.11 HOUSE OF WAX ...... 8x10 still ...... 1953 ...... VG ...... color ...... $48.77 MAD MAX ...... Japanese ...... 1980 ...... G-VG ...... UF ...... $32.00 FORBIDDEN PLANET ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... Fr ...... TC ...... $292.99 HOUSE OF WAX ...... LC ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... TC ...... $107.76 MAD MAX 2: THE ROAD WARRIOR ...... 1sheet ...... 1982 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $32.00 FORREST J. ACKERMAN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... signed ...... $26.99 HOUSE OF WAX/MURDER IN THE RUE MORGUE jumbo WC ...... 1950 ...... VG ...... Spook Show...... $274.00 MAD MAX 2: THE ROAD WARRIOR ...... Aust daybill ...... 1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... $46.80 FRANKENSTEIN ...... 2 LCs ...... 1931 ...... VG ...... R51...... $865.00 HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL...... LC ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... #7...... $77.99 MAD MONSTER PARTY ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $66.50 FRANKENSTEIN ...... jumbo WC ...... 1931 ...... VG ...... UF; R53; Spook Show...$431.00 HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD ...... 1sheet ...... 1971 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $33.99 MAGIC CARPET ...... 8 LCs ...... 1951 ...... Fn ...... $102.50 FRANKENSTEIN ...... special book poster 1931 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $63.00 HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD ...... English FOH LC .....1971 ...... VG-Fn ...... $26.00 MAKE THEM DIE SLOWLY ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $51.00 FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $43.57 HOWLARIOUS HALLOWEEN MIDNIGHT SHOW ....WC ...... 1950 ...... Fn ...... Spook Show...... $280.50 MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... G ...... FF ...... $27.40 FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1967 ...... VG-Fn ...... $26.00 HOWLING 2 ...... 4 English LCs ...... 1985 ...... Fn ...... $22.50 MAN WHO LIVED AGAIN ...... 3 LCs ...... 1936 ...... VG ...... re-titled ...... $68.56 FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN ...... Japanese ...... 1967 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $57.00 HUMAN MONSTER...... 1sheet ...... 1939 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $898.00 MAN WHO LIVED AGAIN ...... 4 8x10 stills ...... 1936 ...... VG-Fn ...... R51; re-titled ...... $28.00 FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN ...... LC ...... 1967 ...... VG-Fn ...... #5...... $39.98 HUMAN MONSTER...... 5 English FOH LCs 1939 ...... G-VG ...... $44.00 MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN ...... 7 LCs ...... 1974 ...... Fn ...... $42.27 FRANKENSTEIN MEETS SPACE MONSTER/CURSE .1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $86.00 HUMAN MONSTER...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... VG ...... $31.01 MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN ...... Aust daybill ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... $43.00 FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN...... Spanish herald .....1943 ...... VG ...... $56.66 HUMAN MONSTER...... English FOH LC .....1939 ...... VG-Fn ...... $27.11 MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $101.65 FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED...... 3sh ...... 1970 ...... G-VG ...... FF; FOREIGN ...... $41.87 HUMAN MONSTER...... Spanish herald .....1939 ...... VG ...... $21.11 MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... $152.50 FREAKS ...... LC ...... 1932 ...... Fn ...... R49...... $101.29 HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled; int’l ...... $37.99 MANHUNT OF MYSTERY ISLAND...... 3sh ...... 1945 ...... G-VG ...... FF; kraftbacked ...... $367.02 FRIDAY THE 13th ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $76.89 HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME ...... 8x10 still ...... 1923 ...... VG ...... $159.61 MANIAC ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $27.00 FRIDAY THE 13th ...... Japanese ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... UF ...... $50.99 HUNGER ...... Aust daybill ...... 1983 ...... Fn ...... $36.00 MANIAC ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $56.23 FRIDAY THE 13th 2 ...... Aust daybill ...... 1981 ...... Fn ...... $22.86 HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $28.02 MANIAC/OLD DARK HOUSE ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $22.72 FRIDAY THE 13th 4 ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $22.72 HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE ...... 3sh ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $36.01 MARK OF THE GORILLA ...... 1sheet ...... 1950 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $109.57 FRIDAY THE 13th 5 ...... 1sheet ...... 1985 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $22.72 HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1965 ...... G ...... $47.46 MARTIANS GO HOME...... 1sheet ...... 1990 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $21.50 FRIDAY THE 13th 6 ...... 1sheet ...... 1986 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $56.00 HYPNOTIC EYE ...... LC ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... #8...... $27.77 MASKED MARVEL ...... 2 LCs ...... 1943 ...... G ...... CH 1 ...... $760.00 FRIDAY THE 13th 8 ...... 1sheet ...... 1989 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $22.72 HYSTERIA ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $71.00 MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $69.98 FRIDAY THE 13th 8 ...... 1sheet ...... 1989 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; int’l; advance ...... $36.99 I BURY THE LIVING...... 8 LCs ...... 1958 ...... Fn ...... $61.00 MATANGO ...... Japanese 2p ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... “$1,125.00 “ FRIGHT NIGHT ...... 1sheet ...... 1985 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $36.00 I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE ...... 5 8x10 stills ...... 1958 ...... G-VG ...... $21.84 MESSAGE FROM SPACE ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1978 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $20.50 FRIGHT NIGHT ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1985 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $43.00 I SAW WHAT YOU DID ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; DOMESTIC ...... $25.49 METROPOLIS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1927 ...... VG ...... R40s ...... $82.00 FROM BEYOND ...... 1sheet ...... 1986 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $78.00 I SAW WHAT YOU DID ...... insert ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $29.28 METROPOLIS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1927 ...... VG-Fn ...... candid ...... $151.50 FROZEN GHOST ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... $39.77 I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $128.50 METROPOLIS ...... Japanese ...... 1927 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF; R84...... $26.99 FULL MOON HIGH ...... 8 LCs ...... 1981 ...... Fn ...... $20.50 I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE ...... 2 LCs ...... 1943 ...... VG-Fn ...... R56...... $31.08 MIDNIGHT ZOMBIE JAMBOREE ...... jumbo WC ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... Spook Show...... $860.00 FUTUREWORLD ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... VG ...... FF; style B ...... $27.00 I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... $22.72 MIDNITE SPOOK PARTY ...... jumbo WC ...... 1936 ...... VG ...... Spook Show...... $510.00 FUTUREWORLD ...... 8 LCs ...... 1976 ...... Fn ...... $30.29 INCREDIBLE MELTING MAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $30.55 MIDNITE SPOOK SHOW ...... WC ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... Spook Show...... $398.99 GALAXINA ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style A ...... $31.01 INCREDIBLE MR LIMPET ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $28.00 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... 1sheet ...... 1949 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R53 ...... $406.29 GAMERA ...... Japanese ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $22.50 INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R64 ...... $104.06 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... 3sh ...... 1949 ...... VG ...... FF; R53; style A ...... $355.00 GAMERA FILM FESTIVAL ...... Japanese ...... 1984 ...... G-VG ...... TF ...... $32.00 INDIANA JONES & THE LAST CRUSADE ...... 1sheet ...... 1989 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; advance; brown ...... $24.26 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... 8 LCs ...... 1949 ...... Fn ...... R53...... $260.00 GAMERA VS MONSTER X ...... German ...... 1970 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.50 INDIANA JONES & THE LAST CRUSADE ...... 1sheet ...... 1989 ...... VG ...... FF; int’l advance ...... $26.65 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... insert ...... 1949 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $527.00 GAMERA VS MONSTER X ...... Japanese ...... 1970 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $63.00 INDIANA JONES & THE LAST CRUSADE ...... Aust daybill ...... 1989 ...... Fn ...... $31.55 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... VG-Fn ...... #3...... $62.26 GATES OF HELL ...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... G-VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $41.00 INDIANA JONES & THE TEMPLE OF DOOM ...... 30x40 ...... 1984 ...... G ...... UF ...... $32.11 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... VG-Fn ...... #7...... $67.29 GATES OF HELL ...... Italian locandina ..1983 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $56.00 INDIANA JONES & THE TEMPLE OF DOOM ...... Aust daybill ...... 1984 ...... VG-Fn ...... $23.35 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... Fn ...... #5...... $124.50 GHIDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... $23.49 INDIANA JONES & THE TEMPLE OF DOOM ...... Aust daybill ...... 1984 ...... Fn ...... FF; hero is back ...... $26.25 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... Fn ...... #8...... $128.50 GHIDRAH THE THREE HEADED MONSTER ...... LC ...... 1965 ...... G-VG ...... #6...... $23.09 INNOCENT BLOOD ...... 1sheet ...... 1992 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $23.48 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... Fn ...... #4...... $179.50 GHOST ...... LC ...... 1965 ...... Fn ...... #4...... $39.99 INVADERS FROM MARS ...... LC ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... #8...... $46.00 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... Fn ...... #6...... $183.79 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $19.49 INVADERS FROM MARS ...... LC ...... 1953 ...... VG ...... #3...... $326.55 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... LC ...... 1949 ...... VG-Fn ...... TC ...... $360.00 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $26.00 INVASION OF ASTRO-MONSTER ...... Japanese 2p ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $637.00 MIGHTY JOE YOUNG ...... WC ...... 1949 ...... Fn ...... $457.29 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $26.78 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... VG ...... FF; style A; FOREIGN ....$130.27 MINOTAUR ...... 8 LCs ...... 1961 ...... Fn ...... $31.00 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $28.11 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... $21.79 MISSION MARS ...... Aust daybill ...... 1968 ...... Fn ...... $45.00 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $29.00 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... $26.50 MOLE PEOPLE ...... 2 LCs ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... R64...... $20.95 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $30.06 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... $28.00 MOLE PEOPLE ...... 4 8x10 stills ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... $41.00 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $51.01 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... $32.78 MOLE PEOPLE ...... 4 LCs ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... $204.79 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10 stills ...... 1940 ...... VG ...... $32.55 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... VG-Fn ...... $34.88 MOLE PEOPLE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... signed John Agar ...... $24.00 GHOST BREAKERS ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $103.50 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... G ...... $108.46 MONSTER & THE GIRL ...... 6 8x10 stills ...... 1941 ...... G-VG ...... $19.50 GHOST BREAKERS ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... G ...... $52.00 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS ...... LC ...... 1956 ...... Fn ...... $293.88 MONSTER & THE GIRL ...... 8x10 still ...... 1941 ...... VG ...... $22.11 GHOST BREAKERS ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... G ...... $80.00 INVASION OF THE FLESHHUNTERS...... 6 Italian pbustas ..1982 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $42.00 MONSTER & THE GIRL ...... 8x10 still ...... 1941 ...... VG-Fn ...... $27.61 #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 23

MONSTER & THE STRIPPER ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $158.09 REPTILICUS ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... FF; military...... $98.99 TARANTULA ...... LC ...... 1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... #2; R64 ...... $22.50 MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS...... 2 LCs ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... $36.00 REPTILICUS ...... 7 8x10 stills ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... $36.00 TARANTULA ...... WC ...... 1955 ...... VG ...... $260.59 MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS...... Aust daybill ...... 1958 ...... Fn ...... $53.00 RETURN OF CHANDU ...... LC ...... 1934 ...... Fn ...... CH 10 ...... $33.00 TARGET EARTH ...... LC ...... 1954 ...... VG ...... #5...... $51.00 MONSTER THAT CHALLENGED THE WORLD ...... 3 LCs ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... $102.50 RETURN OF CHANDU ...... LC ...... 1934 ...... Fn ...... CH 9 ...... $38.89 TARZAN & THE AMAZONS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1945 ...... VG-Fn ...... $57.00 MONSTERS OF THE SEA ...... 1sheet ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $33.33 RETURN OF CHANDU ...... LC ...... 1934 ...... Fn ...... TC; CH 2 ...... $76.99 TARZAN & THE MERMAIDS ...... 1sheet ...... 1948 ...... G ...... FF ...... $102.50 MONSTROSITY ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $21.95 RETURN OF THE APE MAN ...... LC ...... 1943 ...... G ...... TC ...... $67.00 TARZAN’S DESERT MYSTERY ...... Argentinean ...... 1943 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $51.00 MOONRAKER ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF; signed Kiel ...... $26.09 RETURN OF THE APE MAN ...... pb ...... 1943 ...... VG ...... $152.50 TARZAN’S SAVAGE FURY ...... Argentinean ...... 1952 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $34.33 MOONRAKER ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF; style B; int’l...... $128.50 RETURN OF THE FLY ...... 3 LCs ...... 1959 ...... VG ...... $41.10 TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... VG ...... FF; DOM ...... $78.87 MOONWALKER ...... Aust daybill ...... 1988 ...... Fn ...... $21.35 RETURN OF THE FLY ...... 3sh ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $136.27 TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1970 ...... VG-Fn ...... #7...... $26.25 MOTHER’S DAY ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $27.00 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... G-VG ...... linen; R97; int’l D ...... $29.00 TENDERLOINS ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... Fn ...... $22.49 MOTHRA ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $192.50 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... VG ...... FF; style A ...... $36.00 TENTACLES ...... 10 Italian pbustas 1977 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.60 MOTHRA ...... Japanese ...... 1996 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $44.00 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... VG ...... FF; style B ...... $52.00 TERMINATOR ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; video ...... $26.00 MR MOTO’S GAMBLE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1938 ...... G ...... $26.00 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... VG ...... linen;SpanUS;Revenge .$127.50 TERMINATOR ...... 2 LCs ...... 1984 ...... VG-Fn ...... $20.50 MS 45 ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... G ...... FF; legs style ...... $26.99 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... VG ...... FF; Span/US; Revenge .$158.05 TERMINATOR 2 ...... Aust daybill ...... 1991 ...... Fn ...... $26.00 MUMMY ...... 4 8x10 stills ...... 1932 ...... Fr-G ...... $338.99 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 1sheet ...... 1983 ...... G-VG ...... FF; REVENGE teaser...... $282.07 TERROR ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF; style B; teaser ...... $89.00 MUMMY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... G ...... $56.55 RETURN OF THE JEDI...... 7 11x14 stills ...... 1983 ...... G-VG ...... color ...... $22.50 TERROR AT MIDNIGHT ...... 1sheet ...... 1956 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $26.50 MUMMY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... Fr-G ...... $157.50 RETURN OF THE KILLER TOMATOES ...... 1sheet ...... 1988 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $40.00 “TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5,000”...... 8x10 still ...... 1958 ...... G ...... $20.50 MUMMY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... G ...... $182.50 RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD ...... 1sheet ...... 1985 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $41.23 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE ...... Aust daybill ...... 1974 ...... VG ...... UF; R80s ...... $42.75 MUMMY ...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... G ...... $191.27 RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD 2 ...... Aust 1sh ...... 1988 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $21.50 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE ...... mini LC ...... 1974 ...... VG ...... #4; signed Hansen ...... $26.50 MUMMY RETURNS...... 7 LCs ...... 2001 ...... G-VG ...... $20.50 RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE ...... Argentinean ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $407.00 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE ...... mini LC ...... 1974 ...... Fn ...... #3; signed Hansen ...... $52.00 MUMMY’S CURSE ...... 8.25x10 still ...... 1944 ...... G-VG ...... $102.50 RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... G-VG ...... $217.30 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE PART 2 ...... 1sheet ...... 1986 ...... VG ...... FF; int’l ...... $31.00 MUMMY’S CURSE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... $40.06 REVENGE OF THE CREATURE...... 3 LCs ...... 1955 ...... VG ...... $172.39 THAT’S THE SPIRIT...... LC ...... 1945 ...... VG-Fn ...... $34.00 MUNSTER GO HOME ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... G ...... FF ...... $125.95 REVENGE OF THE CREATURE...... 8x10 still ...... 1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... $72.29 THEATRE OF BLOOD ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $58.00 MUNSTER GO HOME ...... LC ...... 1966 ...... Fr-G ...... #6...... $21.99 REVENGE OF THE CREATURE...... German program .1955 ...... G-VG ...... $27.00 THEATRE OF BLOOD ...... 3 LCs ...... 1973 ...... Fn ...... $21.50 MURDER BY DEATH ...... 1sheet ...... 1976 ...... G ...... FF ...... $26.29 RING OF TERROR ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $20.59 THEM ...... insert ...... 1954 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $664.00 MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE...... 6x7.75 still ...... 1932 ...... Fr ...... $28.11 ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $208.00 THEM ...... LC ...... 1954 ...... G-VG ...... $102.51 MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... VG ...... R48...... $34.01 ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS ...... 7 LCs ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... $67.00 THEY’RE COMING TO GET YOU ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.50 MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... G-VG ...... R48...... $36.01 ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS ...... Belgian ...... 1964 ...... G ...... FF; signed Melchior ...... $39.00 THING ...... 1sheet ...... 1951 ...... VG ...... FF; signed; R60s ...... $350.00 MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... VG ...... $265.01 ROBOT MONSTER ...... 8x10 still ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... $28.70 THING ...... 7.25x10 still ...... 1951 ...... G ...... $36.01 MUTINY IN OUTER SPACE ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $21.50 ROBOT MONSTER ...... 8x10 still ...... 1953 ...... VG-Fn ...... $231.38 THING ...... 7.25x9.5 still ...... 1951 ...... Fn ...... $23.50 MY BLOODY VALENTINE ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... G-VG ...... linen; Span/US ...... $24.50 ROBOT MONSTER ...... LC ...... 1953 ...... G ...... #5; 3D ...... $143.51 THING ...... 7.25x9.5 still ...... 1951 ...... Fn ...... $36.00 MYSTERIANS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1959 ...... Fn ...... $76.06 ROBOT MONSTER ...... Mexican LC ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... R60s ...... $20.50 THING ...... 7.25x9.5 still ...... 1951 ...... Fn ...... $46.00 MYSTERIANS ...... LC ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... TC ...... $61.00 ROBOT MONSTER ...... Mexican LC ...... 1953 ...... G-VG ...... R50s ...... $63.00 THING ...... 8x10 still ...... 1951 ...... G-VG ...... $22.27 MYSTERIOUS DOCTOR SATAN ...... 15 1sheets & 32 LCs 1940 .....Fn 15 1sheets & 32 LCs ...... “$7,500.00 “ ROBOT VS THE AZTEC MUMMY ...... Mexican LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... $26.33 THING ...... 8x10 still ...... 1951 ...... G-VG ...... $37.00 MYSTERIOUS ISLAND ...... 1sheet ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $70.69 ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW ...... 1sheet ...... 1975 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; style B ...... $108.37 THING ...... insert ...... 1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $97.32 MYSTERIOUS ISLAND ...... 4 LCs ...... 1951 ...... VG ...... CH 4 ...... $29.00 ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW ...... 1sheet ...... 1975 ...... VG ...... linen; teaser ...... $161.50 THING THAT COULDN’T DIE...... LC ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... #3...... $24.50 MYSTERIOUS ISLAND ...... English FOH LC .....1961 ...... G ...... $34.99 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #6...... $25.29 THING THAT COULDN’T DIE...... LC ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... #5...... $27.99 NABONGA ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... $38.50 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #3...... $32.29 THING WITH TWO HEADS ...... 4 LCs ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... $21.95 NEAR DARK ...... 1sheet ...... 1987 ...... G-VG ...... UF ...... $20.00 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... #4...... $32.29 THIS ISLAND EARTH ...... insert ...... 1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $806.00 NEW ADVENTURES OF BATMAN & ROBIN...... 3 LCs ...... 1949 ...... VG ...... CH 3 ...... $76.00 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #2...... $41.00 THUNDERBALL ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $232.50 NIGHT CREATURES ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $56.99 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... #5...... $42.29 TIME AFTER TIME ...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; int’l ...... $28.00 NIGHT KEY ...... LC ...... 1937 ...... Fn ...... $40.00 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #7...... $46.00 TIME MACHINE...... 5 8x10 stills ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... color Eng/US ...... $38.07 NIGHT KEY ...... LC ...... 1937 ...... VG-Fn ...... $103.79 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... #8...... $55.09 TIME MACHINE...... 8x10 still ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... #9 color; Eng/US ...... $40.00 NIGHT KEY ...... LC ...... 1937 ...... VG-Fn ...... $115.39 RODAN ...... LC ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... #1...... $56.00 TIME MACHINE...... LC ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... #2...... $34.99 NIGHT OF THE BLOOD MONSTER...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $27.00 ROLLERBALL ...... 1sheet ...... 1975 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $67.50 TIME TRAVELERS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... signed F.J. Ackerman .....$22.50 NIGHT OF THE HUNTER ...... LC ...... 1955 ...... G ...... $32.50 ROLLERBALL ...... 8 LCs ...... 1975 ...... Fn ...... $22.50 TIME TRAVELERS ...... pb ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... uncut ...... $25.00 NIGHT TIDE ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF; style A ...... $54.05 ROSEMARY’S BABY ...... 3sh ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $82.00 TO THE DEVIL A DAUGHTER ...... English 1sh ...... 1976 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $34.77 NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS ...... 4 large German LCs ...... 1993 ...... G-VG FF ...... $32.00 ROSEMARY’S BABY ...... 4 LCs ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... $29.28 TOBOR THE GREAT ...... 2 LCs ...... 1954 ...... G-VG ...... $43.59 NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS ...... 4 LCs ...... 1993 ...... VG-Fn ...... $67.00 SADIST ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $58.50 TORMENTED ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G ...... FF ...... $40.99 NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1993 ...... Fn ...... signed Tim Burton ...... $84.00 SALEM’S LOT...... Japanese ...... 1979 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $27.99 TOWER OF LONDON ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $26.00 NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1993 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $40.00 SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... Fr-G ...... FF; FOREIGN ...... $26.25 TOWER OF LONDON ...... LC ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... #5...... $19.38 NIGHTMARE CITY ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF; R84; re-titled ...... $32.00 SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; re-titled; R78 ...... $92.00 TOXIC AVENGER ...... video promo items 1985 ...... Fn ...... signed ...... $21.12 NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET ...... Aust daybill ...... 1984 ...... Fn ...... $32.29 SCANNERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $51.00 TRON ...... 1sheet ...... 1982 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $26.25 NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET ...... Japanese ...... 1984 ...... Fn ...... TF ...... $32.00 SCARS OF DRACULA ...... English 3sh ...... 1971 ...... Fn ...... TF ...... $129.50 TWENTY YEARS OF AIP ...... special poster ...... 1976 ...... VG ...... FF; 2-sided ...... $35.34 NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2 ...... Aust daybill ...... 1985 ...... VG-Fn ...... $21.79 SCHOCK...... Japanese ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF; black style...... $43.51 TWICE TOLD TALES ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $28.00 NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3 ...... Aust daybill ...... 1987 ...... VG-Fn ...... $21.79 SCHOCK...... Japanese ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF; red style ...... $45.51 TWILIGHT ZONE ...... 8 LCs ...... 1983 ...... Fn ...... $27.55 NINTH CONFIGURATION ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $42.99 SCREAM & SCREAM AGAIN ...... LC ...... 1970 ...... Fn ...... #4...... $34.88 TWINS OF EVIL ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $33.32 NOSFERATU THE VAMPYRE...... 10 French LCs ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... $27.00 SEANCE ON A WET AFTERNOON ...... Danish ...... 1964 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $35.55 UFO ...... insert ...... 1956 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $68.00 NOSFERATU THE VAMPYRE...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... G-VG ...... FF; int’l ...... $20.50 SHADOW OF CHINATOWN ...... Spanish herald .....1936 ...... VG ...... style 1 ...... $21.61 UNCANNY ...... English 1sh ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $24.07 NOSFERATU THE VAMPYRE...... 1sheet ...... 1979 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $38.50 SHADOW OF THE CAT ...... 3 LCs ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... $22.38 UNDEAD ...... 3sh ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $281.01 NOSFERATU THE VAMPYRE...... Italian 2p ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $33.00 SHADOW OF THE CAT ...... 3sh ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $68.78 UNDERWATER CITY ...... 1/2sh ...... 1962 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $24.50 NOT OF THIS EARTH ...... insert ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $866.00 SHADOW OF THE CAT ...... Aust daybill ...... 1961 ...... Fn ...... $22.00 UNDERWATER CITY ...... 8 LCs ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... $58.77 NUDE ON THE MOON ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... “$2,136.00 “ SHADOW OF THE CAT ...... insert ...... 1961 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $46.00 UNEARTHLY ...... 2 LCs ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... $55.00 NUTTY PROFESSOR...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $56.50 SHE ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $76.85 UNEARTHLY ...... 8 LCs ...... 1957 ...... VG-Fn ...... $190.27 OBLONG BOX ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... G-VG ...... FF; FOR ...... $25.51 SHE DEVIL ...... 1/2sh ...... 1957 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $38.00 UNINVITED ...... 3sh ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... FF; style A ...... $721.00 OCTOPUSSY ...... Aust daybill ...... 1983 ...... Fn ...... $26.85 SHE DEVIL ...... 3sh ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $36.01 UNINVITED ...... insert ...... 1944 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $248.49 OLD DARK HOUSE ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $28.05 SHE DEVIL ...... 8 LCs ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... $29.28 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... #2...... $57.99 OMEN...... insert ...... 1976 ...... Fn ...... UF; style F ...... $124.50 SHE GODS OF SHARK REEF ...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $92.25 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... #3...... $104.38 ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST ...... 1sheet ...... 1969 ...... VG ...... FF; R80s ...... $120.50 SHINING...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $31.00 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... #5...... $110.27 ONE BODY TOO MANY...... 1sheet ...... 1944 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $46.00 SHINING...... Aust daybill ...... 1980 ...... Fn ...... $33.00 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... Fn ...... #8...... $125.99 ONE MILLION YEARS BC ...... 1sheet ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $206.28 SHINING...... English 1sh ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF; advance ...... $37.00 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... Fn ...... #6...... $157.51 ONE MILLION YEARS BC ...... 4 8x10 stills ...... Fn ...... color ...... $52.66 SHINING...... English 1sh ...... 1980 ...... G ...... FF ...... $39.00 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG ...... #4...... $163.50 ONE MILLION YEARS BC ...... LC ...... VG-Fn ...... #2...... $25.25 SHOCK CORRIDOR ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $43.00 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... #7...... $177.51 ONE MILLION YEARS BC ...... LC ...... VG ...... #6...... $29.28 SILENCE OF THE LAMBS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1990 ...... Fn ...... $27.00 UNINVITED ...... LC ...... 1944 ...... VG-Fn ...... #1...... $273.50 ONE MILLION YEARS BC/SHE...... English LC ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... $50.49 SILENT NIGHT EVIL NIGHT ...... 8 LCs ...... 1975 ...... VG-Fn ...... $52.01 UNKNOWN TERROR ...... 1sheet ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $27.34 PANIC IN YEAR ZERO ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... FF; style B ...... $77.76 SILENT RUNNING ...... 1sheet ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $47.00 UNKNOWN TERROR ...... 7 8x10 stills ...... 1957 ...... G ...... $20.49 PEEPING TOM ...... British quad ...... 1961 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $987.00 SINFUL DWARF ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $56.55 UNKNOWN WORLD ...... 2 LCs ...... 1951 ...... VG-Fn ...... $34.88 PEEPING TOM ...... English 1sh ...... 1961 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $242.50 SKULL ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $67.65 VALLEY OF GWANGI ...... German ...... 1969 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $64.87 PEOPLE THAT TIME FORGOT ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G ...... FF ...... $40.00 SKULL ...... 8 LCs ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... $107.50 VAMPIRE ...... 1sheet ...... 1957 ...... Fr-G ...... FF ...... $45.00 PERILS OF NYOKA ...... 3 LCs ...... 1942 ...... VG ...... R52; CH 2 ...... $32.89 SKULLDUGGERY ...... 8 LCs ...... 1970 ...... Fn ...... $35.00 VAMPIRE ...... 2 LCs ...... 1957 ...... VG ...... 2...... $23.83 PERILS OF NYOKA ...... 3 LCs ...... 1942 ...... VG ...... R52; CH 3 ...... $38.50 SLEEPER ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G ...... FF ...... $21.25 VAMPIRE ...... insert ...... 1957 ...... G ...... FF; kraftbacked ...... $35.00 PHANTASM ...... Aust daybill ...... 1979 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $21.50 SLIME PEOPLE ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $78.00 VAMPIRE CIRCUS/COUNTESS DRACULA ...... pb ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... $21.50 PHANTOM CREEPS ...... 8x10 still ...... 1939 ...... G ...... $41.50 SNOW BUNNIES ...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... Fn ...... $35.99 VAMPIRE LOVERS ...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $56.55 PHANTOM MENACE ...... 1sheet ...... 1999 ...... G-VG ...... A; teaser; int’l ...... $25.00 SNOW BUNNIES ...... 1sheet ...... 1970 ...... Fn ...... $35.99 VAMPIRE LOVERS ...... British quad ...... 1970 ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $261.99 PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ...... Aust daybill ...... 1925 ...... Fn ...... R80s ...... $31.00 SNOW CREATURE ...... 2 LCs ...... 1954 ...... VG-Fn ...... $56.00 VAMPIRE VIXENS FROM VENUS ...... 1sheet ...... 1995 ...... G-VG ...... FF; signed ...... $46.00 PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ...... Aust daybill ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... $46.00 SNOW CREATURE ...... LC ...... 1954 ...... G-VG ...... #8...... $43.50 VAMPYROS LESBOS ...... German ...... 1971 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $78.00 PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ...... LC ...... 1943 ...... VG-Fn ...... $46.00 SOMETHING WAITS IN THE DARK ...... 8 Italian pbustas ..1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $63.60 VAULT OF HORROR ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $41.00 PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE ...... 1sheet ...... 1974 ...... G-VG ...... FF; style B ...... $36.55 SOMETHING WAITS IN THE DARK ...... Italian locandina ..1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $27.00 VELVET VAMPIRE ...... 1sheet ...... 1971 ...... G ...... FF ...... $25.38 PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE ...... 30x40 ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $51.12 SOMETHING WAITS IN THE DARK ...... Italian lrg pbusta..1980 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.50 VENGEANCE OF FU MANCHU...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $41.00 PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE ...... 8 11x14 stills ...... 1974 ...... Fn ...... color ...... $53.27 SON OF DRACULA ...... LC ...... 1943 ...... Fr-G ...... $37.99 VENGEANCE OF SHE ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $20.50 PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE ...... Japanese ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF ...... $20.05 SON OF FRANKENSTEIN ...... Spanish herald .....1939 ...... VG ...... $56.76 VERTIGO ...... 8x10 still ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... candid ...... $42.59 PHANTOM PLANET ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $60.00 SORCERER ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $26.00 VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $92.99 PHANTOM SHIP ...... LC ...... 1935 ...... VG-Fn ...... $51.29 SOYLENT GREEN ...... 1sheet ...... 1973 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $45.00 VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED...... 8 LCs ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... $160.27 PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1945 ...... VG-Fn ...... $23.51 SOYLENT GREEN ...... 30x40 ...... 1973 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $120.01 VILLAGE OF THE GIANTS ...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $29.00 PILLOW OF DEATH ...... LC ...... 1945 ...... Fn ...... $35.99 SOYLENT GREEN ...... 7 LCs ...... 1973 ...... Fn ...... $54.76 VINCENT PRICE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1950 ...... VG-Fn ...... candid ...... $33.00 PIRANHA ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $23.50 SPACEBALLS...... 1sheet ...... 1987 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $26.29 VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET ...... 1sheet ...... 1960 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R66 ...... $23.50 PIT & THE PENDULUM ...... 3sh ...... 1961 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $468.67 SPECIAL HALLOWEEN MIDNITE SHOW ...... jumbo WC ...... 1950 ...... VG ...... Spook Show...... $290.00 VOODOO ...... LC ...... 1940 ...... VG-Fn ...... $49.45 PIT & THE PENDULUM ...... 5 LCs ...... 1961 ...... VG-Fn ...... $127.59 SPELLBOUND ...... 1sheet ...... 1945 ...... G ...... FF; R60s ...... $104.06 VOODOO MAN ...... Belgian ...... 1944 ...... G-VG ...... FF; 1950s 1st rel ...... $31.00 PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE ...... pb ...... 1958 ...... Fn ...... signed by Vampira ...... $238.15 SPERMULA ...... French 1p ...... 1976 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $97.00 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA ...... 1/2sh ...... 1961 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $26.05 PLANET OF THE APES ...... 10 LCs ...... 2001 ...... Fn ...... $21.12 SPIDER ...... 21 8x10 stills ...... 1958 ...... VG-Fn ...... $216.50 VOYAGE TO THE END OF THE UNIVERSE ...... 1sheet ...... 1964 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $91.99 PLANET OF THE APES ...... 1sheet ...... 1968 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $207.50 SPIDER-MAN ...... 1sheet ...... 2002 ...... VG ...... FF; DS; teaser ...... $32.00 VOYAGE TO THE END OF THE UNIVERSE ...... 2 LCs ...... 1964 ...... VG-Fn ...... $50.00 PLANET OF THE APES/BENEATH PLANET APES ....1sheet ...... 1971 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $41.05 SPIDER-MAN & THE DRAGON’S CHALLENGE ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $49.00 WACKY WORLD OF DR MORGUS ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... G ...... FF ...... $67.77 PLANET OUTLAWS ...... LC ...... 1953 ...... VG-Fn ...... $40.00 SPIDER-MAN 7-BILL ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $56.00 WAIT UNTIL DARK ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $36.90 POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY ...... Danish ...... 1972 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $20.49 SPIDER-MAN STRIKES BACK ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $44.99 WALKING DEAD ...... 3 LCs ...... 1936 ...... VG ...... R44...... $37.29 PREDATOR ...... 1sheet ...... 1987 ...... G-VG ...... FF; advance ...... $20.50 SPIDER’S WEB ...... 3sh ...... 1961 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $21.50 WAR IN SPACE ...... Japanese ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... TF; style 1 ...... $20.99 PREDATOR ...... Aust daybill ...... 1987 ...... Fn ...... $31.00 SPIRITS OF THE DEAD ...... 8 LCs ...... 1969 ...... Fn ...... $93.00 WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST ...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $641.00 PREHISTORIC WOMEN ...... 7 LCs ...... 1950 ...... Fn ...... $58.99 SPOOK WARFARE ...... Japanese ...... 1968 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $373.99 WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST ...... 2 LCs ...... 1958 ...... G ...... $56.00 PREMATURE BURIAL ...... 2 LCs ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... $22.72 SPOOKS ON THE LOOSE ...... jumbo WC ...... 1950 ...... VG ...... Spook Show...... $437.00 WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST ...... 3 8x10 stills ...... 1958 ...... VG-Fn ...... $37.29 PREMONITION ...... 8 LCs ...... 1975 ...... Fn ...... $21.77 SPOOKS RUN WILD ...... 8.25x10 still ...... 1941 ...... VG ...... $21.50 WAR OF THE PLANETS ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $182.50 PROM NIGHT ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1980 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $37.99 SPY WHO LOVED ME ...... Aust daybill ...... 1977 ...... Fn ...... yellow title ...... $22.50 WAR OF THE WORLDS ...... 8x10.25 still ...... 1953 ...... VG ...... signed ...... $42.00 PROWLER ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $167.51 SSSSSSS ...... insert ...... 1973 ...... VG-Fn ...... UF ...... $22.27 WAR OF THE WORLDS ...... German program .1953 ...... G-VG ...... $104.50 PSYCHO ...... 3 LCs ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... R65...... $82.29 STAR TREK ...... Aust daybill ...... 1979 ...... VG-Fn ...... $21.79 WAR-GODS OF THE DEEP ...... 8 LCs ...... 1965 ...... Fn ...... $128.48 PSYCHO ...... 4 8x10 stills ...... 1960 ...... G ...... $52.09 STAR TREK II ...... 1sheet ...... 1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $21.50 WARLORDS OF ATLANTIS ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.50 PSYCHO ...... 8x10 still ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... candid ...... $57.99 STAR TREK II ...... Japanese 29x41 ..1982 ...... VG-Fn ...... BF ...... $45.00 WARRIORS...... English 1sh ...... 1979 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $111.38 PSYCHO ...... LC ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... #8...... $53.29 STAR TREK IV ...... 1sheet ...... 1986 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $21.50 WEIRD SCIENCE...... 1sheet ...... 1985 ...... VG ...... FF; advance ...... $43.77 PSYCHO ...... LC ...... 1960 ...... Fn ...... #4...... $103.79 STAR TREK IV ...... Aust daybill ...... 1986 ...... Fn ...... $21.29 WEREWOLF ...... Aust daybill ...... 1956 ...... Fn ...... $22.72 PSYCHO ...... LC ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... #1...... $141.26 STAR WARS ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R81 ...... $20.53 WEREWOLF IN A GIRLS’ DORMITORY ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $76.01 PSYCHO ...... LC ...... 1960 ...... VG-Fn ...... #5...... $158.79 STAR WARS ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R82 ...... $20.53 WESTWORLD...... British quad ...... 1973 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $34.01 PSYCHO-CIRCUS ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $30.00 STAR WARS ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... linen; R97; int’l; B ...... $127.50 WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE ...... 4 LCs ...... 1962 ...... Fn ...... $78.98 PSYCHO-CIRCUS ...... 1sheet ...... 1967 ...... VG ...... linen ...... $42.00 STAR WARS ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... FF; style A ...... $182.50 WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE ...... Belgian ...... 1951 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $77.00 PSYCHO-CIRCUS ...... English 1sh ...... 1967 ...... VG ...... FF; re-titled ...... $64.00 STAR WARS ...... 3sh ...... 1977 ...... VG-Fn ...... TF; FOREIGN ...... $300.00 WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE/WAR OF THE WORLDS 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $27.00 QUEEN OF BLOOD ...... LC ...... 1966 ...... Fn ...... #5...... $27.66 STAR WARS ...... Aust daybill ...... 1977 ...... Fn ...... FF; style A ...... $132.50 WHISPERING SHADOW ...... LC ...... 1933 ...... G-VG ...... CH 5 ...... $56.55 QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE ...... 1sheet ...... 1958 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $945.00 STAR WARS TRILOGY ...... Aust daybill ...... 1983 ...... Fn ...... $89.88 WHITE ZOMBIE ...... 8x10 still ...... 1932 ...... G-VG ...... $328.99 QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE ...... 3 LCs ...... 1958 ...... G ...... $114.99 STRANGE CONFESSION ...... LC ...... 1945 ...... Fn ...... $42.34 WICKED STEPMOTHER ...... 1sheet ...... 1989 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $22.06 QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE ...... LC ...... 1958 ...... G-VG ...... #7...... $77.00 SUPERGIRL ...... 1sheet ...... 1984 ...... G ...... FF ...... $26.00 WILD ANGELS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1966 ...... Fn ...... $27.00 RABID ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $30.55 SUPERMAN ...... 1sheet ...... 1978 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $30.00 WILD WHEELS ...... 2 LCs ...... 1969 ...... G-VG ...... $23.50 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK ...... 1sheet ...... 1981 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R82 ...... $61.00 SUPERMAN ...... LC ...... 1948 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 2 ...... $172.50 “WILD, WILD, WILD PLANET”...... 1sheet ...... 1965 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF; R67 ...... $55.00 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK ...... 3 LCs ...... 1981 ...... Fn ...... $29.00 SUPERMAN ...... LC ...... 1948 ...... VG-Fn ...... CH 4 ...... $172.50 WITCHES...... Italian locandina ..1967 ...... VG-Fn ...... FF ...... $27.99 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK ...... Aust daybill ...... 1981 ...... G ...... $50.00 SUPERMAN 2 ...... 1sheet ...... x ...... Fn ...... FF ...... $26.00 WIZARDS ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... VG ...... FF; style A ...... $22.72 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK ...... English 1sh ...... 1981 ...... G-VG ...... FF; R82 ...... $41.00 SUSPIRIA ...... 1sheet ...... 1977 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $56.77 WOLF MAN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1941 ...... Fr ...... $46.00 RASPUTIN THE MAD MONK ...... 1sheet ...... 1966 ...... G-VG ...... FF; FOREIGN ...... $34.33 SWEET CHEEKS ...... 1sheet ...... 1980 ...... Fn ...... TF ...... $21.74 WOMAN EATER ...... 1sheet ...... 1959 ...... G-VG ...... FF ...... $76.00 RAVEN ...... 6x6 still ...... 1935 ...... G ...... $67.99 SWORD & THE DRAGON ...... 3sh ...... 1960 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $22.38 WORLD OF ABBOTT & COSTELLO ...... LC ...... 1965 ...... G ...... #8...... $61.09 RAVEN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1935 ...... G-VG ...... R48...... $24.28 TALES FROM THE CRYPT ...... 1/2sh ...... 1972 ...... G-VG ...... UF ...... $69.86 WORLD OF ABBOTT & COSTELLO ...... LC ...... 1965 ...... G-VG ...... #6...... $130.50 RAVEN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1935 ...... VG ...... R48...... $32.29 TALES OF TERROR ...... 1sheet ...... 1962 ...... VG ...... FF ...... $59.98 X THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES ...... 1sheet ...... 1963 ...... G ...... FF ...... $127.50 RAVEN ...... 8x10 still ...... 1935 ...... G-VG ...... $62.29 TARANTULA ...... 2 8x10 stills ...... 1955 ...... G-VG ...... $21.65 YOU’LL FIND OUT ...... herald ...... 1940 ...... G-VG ...... $34.99 REBIRTH OF MOTHRA 2 ...... Japanese ...... 1997 ...... Fn ...... UF ...... $20.50 TARANTULA ...... German program .1955 ...... VG-Fn ...... $32.05 YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN ...... 11x14 still ...... 1974 ...... VG-Fn ...... #2; color ...... $25.08 24 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

THE DEAD END KID FROM NEW EGYPT, NEW JERSEY by Bernie Bubnis

Auction Houses seem to be bunch exist at the other end of the setting new records every year. alphabet). They were not impor- The high cost of movie poster tant movies and a lot of the collecting may actually become paper is really hard to find. movie poster investing. I think By the time these posters were this is a good thing for the hobby, returned to the Poster Services the but there is something magi- paper had traveled a lot. Getting cal about the thrill of just collect- this collection complete would ing. The excitement of the hunt. take some resolve. Please, let me The elation of finding that elu- introduce you to Robe Pickel of New sive lobby card. Especially Egypt, New Jersey. if that elusive lobby card is only Bob and I met for the ﬁ rst time important to you. No high resale, in the late ‘80s. An ad of mine in no clapping from the peanut gal- MCW featured a few East Side lery, just the pure pleasure of Kid half sheets. I was a Kid fan ownership. myself and had a lot more paper This is an article about a guy that wasn’t listed in the ad. We who collects only to please him- decided to meet and chose a car self. Of the 88 film titles he to car rendezvous in lower Man- collects only a handful com- hattan. Looong Story/Short: We mand the big bucks. Most of the picked a location that became films were B movies (and a whole ground zero for a mini gang war. Bob Pickell relaxes in front of some of his collectibles. #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 25

All I remember was wondering if we would get off this street alive and Bob calmly flipping through lobby sets and saying, “How much for Boys Of The City?” There is nothing... nothing like a true collector! Perhaps a little history of the Dead End Kid saga will be helpful. Dead End, a play written by Sidney Kingsley, opened on Broadway in 1935. Featured were tough kids living the hard life on the streets of New York City. The magic these young actors brought to the Belasco Theatre lit up Broadway. In 1937 Samuel Gold- wyn brought the six child actors to Hollywood to film the screen version. Billy Halup, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan, Gabe Dell and Bernard Punsly were on their way to type cast heaven. United Artists released Dead End also starring Humphrey Bogart in August 1937. Warner Bros. Signed them to contracts and released the next six movies: Crime School (‘38)with Bogart, Angels With Dirty Faces (38) with Bogart, Jimmy Cagney and Pat O’ Brien, They Made Me a Criminal (‘39) with John Gar- field, Hell’s Kitchen (‘39)and Angels Wash Their Faces (‘39) both with Ronald Reagan and lastly On Dress Parade (‘39) their fi nal in the Big Leagues. They were not about to fade Above: “Junior G-Men Of The Air” (1942), L to R: Halup, Hall, Frankie Darro, Punsley, Dell. away. Keeping track of their Below: “Little Tough Guys In Society” (1938). L to R: Hally Chester, Charles Duncan, Harris Berger, David Gorley, Billy Benedict, Frankie appearances in a series of splinter Thomas. (Duncan, Berger and Leo’s brother David were in the original Dead End play). group double bill movies makes collecting Kid paper really exciting. In 1938 Halup, Hall, Dell and Punsly made Little Tough Guy for Universal. Three more LTG movies were made without any of the primary Kids appearing. The history of those kids is also interesting and stretch back to the original play. In ‘39 Halup and Hall returned to fi lm Call a Messenger with the stand-in Little Tough Guys. Everyone of the original six except Gorcey appeared in the next seven features and three serials for Universal. Monogram released East Side Kids in 1940 with one of the stand in LTG (Hally Ches- ter) but none of the original Dead Enders. Boys of the City followed the same year starring Gorcey and Jordan. Gorcey and a combination of originals and stand- ins (except for Halup and Punsley). Halup made another 20 movies for Monogram. Spooks Run Wild (‘41) and Ghosts On the Loose (‘43) both with Bela Lugosi. The Bowery Boys Series started in 1946 with Live Wires with Gorcey, Hall and Jordan. Leo and Huntz appeared in the fi rst 41 movies in this series. The last seven fi lms featured Hall and Stanley Clements. Along the way Gabe Dell made his way into the series.At the end you 26 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 could hear the clunk clunk of these movies before they even started.

Good night, sweet princes.

The Kids also appeared in other movies, so the true collecting list gets a bit larger. Halup continued to work (Danger- ous Years ‘47 with the first screen appearance of Marilyn Monroe) right into television. Hall was in A Walk In the Sun. Jordan was in Dust Be My Destiny with John Garfield. Gabe Dell appeared on Broadway and made us all laugh as a regular on the Steve Allen Sunday night show. Early television was a great place to get hooked on these tough guy kids. Saturday afternoon, anywhere USA, at least one of these series was chopped to nicely fit into an hour format. These guys were a “gang”, but (excuse this) a nice “gang”. Sort of a grown up Our Gang. Pals sticking together, never really getting hurt, never really hurting anyone else. You wanted to join them. An hour with your tough guy pals on a Satur- day afternoon. Surely you could hang with these guys. They may not even notice you were scared of your own shadow. Bob Pickell can trace his phobia Tough As They Come (1942) for the Kids to an exact moment. His mom bought home an issue of the direct from the Pickell col- seeing Bob on a social basis. What other Kid fans?” Nothing but nothing National Enquirer dated April 8, 1968. lection. My favorite is a shot of can we talk about for a weekend? is more capable of connecting fans than A story inside featured “What ever them boarding a train from NYC to Jeeez, do we have anything in MCW! To contact Bob: 19 High Bridge happened to the Dead End Kids”. head to Hollywood on page 10. common outside Huntz Hall and Rd., New Egypt, New Jersey 08533 Bob was thirteen and his inter- The book is a great visual history Billy Halup? (Garcon, Check Please!) To return to those days of est in these Saturday afternoon of all the Kid series and it only I was worried for noth- simple, a lot of Kid movies are avail- kids became intense. You could represents a very small portion of Bob’s ing. Susan Pickells is very normal able on DVD and Turner Movie not turn to the internet in those collection. (does not collect anything) and she Classics Cable Network has days. Knowledge would only come Bob values his Warner Bros. and my wife hit it off very well. and, the full slate of Warner pics pop- with patience. paper the most. From the Dead believe it or not, there is a life after Kid ping up regularly. The Universal A trip to New York City for a End inset to the Crime School one Collecting. We actually talked about and Monogram paper is afford- New Jersey native was also a trip to sheet his collection includes almost everything but the Kids. able but tricky to find. Check out heaven for a kid who was about the everything from mini window We had a great time, got a little the Monogram stone lithos for a start collecting. There was places called cards to the original Playbill from bit drunk and only toasted the number of East Side Kid one The Memory Shop (hosted by Mark the Broadway Dead End. The Kids Kids a few times. See, we collectors are sheets. These are really great Rici who became an early superstar made three serials for Universal normal (most of the time}. pieces of art and great for display. for movie paper collectors; Movie and he has almost every scene When I mentioned this arti- Check with Bob if you need any advice. Star News fi lled with fi le cabinets and title card from each chap- cle to Bob his reply was, “Do you After all , he is the Dead End Kid from of original stills and a few more. ter. Here is a lesson in how to be think it will connect me with any New Egypt. Mrs. Pickell could take her son to complete: a recent (July 2007 )E the big city and he came home Bay listing for an autographed with a load of stills. Posters came photo of Donald Haines. He later, that black and white glossy appeared in the fi rst East Side Kid with a scene from Ghosts On movie although he still ranks the Loose is one Bob remembers pretty low on the Kid Meter. It as maybe being the first he ever was not surprising that Bob won bought. the auction with a bid over $200. For a view into Bob’s incred- It did surprise him that he was ible collection, pick up a new book bidding against two other fans. by Leonard Getz called From EARTH TO BOB; YOU ARE NOT Broadway to the Bowery (McFar- ALONE! land Publishers, Bx 611, Jeffer- I’ve known Bob for years but son, N. Carolina 28640). Len our only conversations revolved looks so deeply into the saga of around Kid collecting. Last year the Kids that I’m almost scared he and his wife Susan planned to to think I never took the stories visit Southwest Florida for a more seriously. Luckily to offset vacation. I live in Naples Florida the serious tone of this book are and I was excited and a bit scared pages chock full of Kid photos at the news I would now be #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 27

Protosevich, who wrote 2000’s “The debate among those partial to Dick’s Cell” and the screenplay for last year’s very different novella. But the late “The Poseidon,” is an ardent Richard author’s daughter, Isa Hackett Dick, has Matheson fan, but ... no quibbles with the movie. “There are certain people,” he said, “I think it’s the wrong road to go “who are fundamentalists when it comes down, looking for faithful adaptations, to a book. They view their books the if what you’re trying to do is a different same way fundamentalists view their medium, you want to have it faithful religions: There must only be a literal in spirit, but you’re making a fi lm, so adaptation. I’m always interested in it has to be fi lmic,” she said. “ ‘Blade interpretation of other people’s works. Runner’ departs quite a bit from the “People who love the book will novel, but the basic questions are all always love the book. What’s appealing there, which are what it means to be to me is to look at the book, look at the human and how society might change two fi lms that have already been made with technology.” from that book and say, ‘What can a new Several others of Philip K. Dick’s version be?’” works, notably “Minority Report” and The screenwriter adapting a book “A Scanner Darkly,” have also been has a foot in both worlds: those of lit- adapted into fi lms, and his daughter, erature and fi lm. who considers herself “one of the shep- “You have to be able to appreciate herds” of her father’s work, is generally Screenwriters walk a fi ne line translating literature into fi lm both,” said Stuart Voytilla, who teaches pleased with the results. screenwriting and fi lm aesthetics at Bottom line: “If it (the fi lm) gets by David L. Coddon San Diego State University and is the people back to the written word,” she author of “Writing the Comedy Film” said, “that in itself is a success.” and “Myth and the Movies.” “The novel As to whose mark ultimately is Who put a lit professor in charge So how do these screenwriters do uses words to create the images in the imprinted upon the fi nal product - the of the 2007 holiday season’s movies? it? reader’s mind, and the fi lm has to rely author’s or the screenwriter’s - well, Consider these august titles: “A lot of it for me is very instinctual,” on images to show the story’s world to we know where Protosevich stands on “Beowulf.” “Love in the Time of said Mark Protosevich, who’s adapted the audience. We’re trying to reveal char- “I Am Legend.” Cholera.” “The Kite Runner.” “No Richard Matheson’s novel, “I Am acter through action in the fi lm, whereas “I certainly take pride in what I Country for Old Men.” “Atonement.” Legend,” into a screenplay for the Will in the novel, you can spend a lot of time brought to the story,” said Protosevich, Also coming to a theater near you, Smith movie that opens Dec. 14. “It’s an inside the character’s mind.” whose next project is a screenplay for a fi lms adapted from books that enjoy emotional reaction. I hadn’t read it (‘I Am Voytilla appreciates the reality that fi lm about Stan Lee’s Thor comic-book fi ercely loyal followings, like “I Am Legend’) in a number of years. ... What fans of a book will be particularly wary character. “I do feel a personal connec- Legend,” “The Water Horse,” and happens is that I start seeing a movie in of a fi lm adaptation. tion to it. But the essence of it, the core of the “fi nal cut” of the original “Blade my head. Images start coming up, scenes “You want to be true to the spirit of it, will always be traced back to Richard Runner,” which grew out of Philip K. start coming up. I scribble notes. that (author’s) work,” he said. “They’ve Matheson. Dick’s novella “Do Androids Dream of “I’m not thinking too much about created a relationship with the reader, “Do I see some of myself in there? Electric Sheep?” whether this is going to please the fans and you’ve got a whole fan base that’s Yes, but not to the exclusion of source Transforming literature or beloved or admirers of the book. What I’m doing already invested in those characters.” material.” books (or both) into successful fi lms is is going through my own process; I’ve How that’s done varies, according to For his part, SDSU’s Voytilla is not an exact science. For every consensus always likened it to musicians covering the book and the fi lmmaker’s vision. adapting Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell- success (“To Kill a Mockingbird,” “The songs. You’re either going to do a very “It could be embracing the world, Tale Heart,” taking “fi ve pages of a short Godfather,” et al.) there are glaring fail- faithful cover of that original composi- as in ‘Harry Potter,’ but it could be just story and turning it into a two-hour fi lm. ures (remember “Vanity Fair,” or “Even tion, or you’re going to try to approach (using) a single character - James Bond We’re actually setting it in the American Cowgirls Get the Blues”?). it in your own way.” comes to mind, or even the Jason Bourne Civil War.” They don’t give out an Academy “I Am Legend” (written in 1954) series,” said Voytilla. “We may not be “It’s hard to say how Poe (who Award for best adaptation for nothing. has been fi lmed twice before: once as fully true to the plot of the story, but we died in 1849) would interpret the idea You’ve got to please the studio. You’ve “The Last Man on Earth,” with Vincent are to the character.” of movies,” Voytilla said. got to please moviegoers. You’ve got to Price in 1964, and again as “The Omega The restored and remastered ver- But he thinks the master would please devotees of the book. Man” with Charlton Heston in 1971. sion of the 1982 fi lm may again spark approve.

A restored and remastered ‘Blade Runner’ is back in theaters, and with it has returned the controversy of whether the script would have been better if it had stayed closer to the Philip K. Dick’s novella. 28 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

sic fi lm and television scenes, “The Birds” (1963) will be fea- along with photos of their favorite tured alongside dozens of drawings, actors and actresses and exclusive photographs, paintings, story- behind-the-scenes stills. In addi- boards and script pages on display tion, historic and current images in “Casting a Shadow: Creating the of the Warner Bros. Studio lot are Alfred Hitchcock Film,” a new exhi- also available for purchase. New bition opening Friday, January 18, images from the archive will be in the Academy of Motion Picture added to the Collection on a regu- Arts and Sciences’ Fourth Floor lar basis. Gallery in Beverly Hills. Admission At its launch, the Collection is free. offers photos from the following Though Hitchcock presented fi lms and television shows: himself as the sole author of his 300, A Christmas Story, work, the director was in fact a CHiPs, Forbidden Planet, Friends, deeply collaborative artist, work- Gilligan’s Island, The Goonies, ing intensely with actors, produc- Gone With the Wind, King Kong, The ers, cinematographers, screenwrit- Lost Boys, Nip/Tuck, The Wizard of ers, editors, and production and Oz. sound designers to create what the “Until now, Warner Bros. Stu- public knew as “an Alfred Hitchcock dios’ vast collection of photo- fi lm.” graphic images from its library of “Casting a Shadow” will reveal fi lm and television properties has how Hitchcock’s colleagues contrib- OVER 2.8 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF Edith Head gown worn in I Wanted been available only internally,” uted critical ideas and how the HOLLYWOOD MEMORABILIA SOLD AT PRO- Wings. said Greg Dyro, Director, Warner fi lms were crafted, sometimes frame- FILES IN HISTORY’S 30th HOLLYWOOD $19,550.00: Ray Harryhausen screen- Bros. Photo Lab. “We are thrilled by-frame, as a collective enter- AUCTION used rollercoaster miniature from to make this collection of trea- prise. The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms. sured Studio images available to Born outside of London in 1899, Calabasas, CA, December 18-An $17,250.00: Geordi’s Viso from Star consumers for the fi rst time ever. Hitchcock got his start at Famous original, screen-used, full-scale Trek: Generations. Whether it’s images from the big- Players-Lasky’s Islington studios model T-800 Endoskeleton from Ter- $16,100.00: Jim Carey’s “Grinch” budget classics or photos from designing titles for silent movies. minator 2: Judgment Day shattered costume from How The Grinch Stole lesser-known cult favorites, we In 1925 he made his directorial all auction expectations as the Christmas. truly have something for everyone.” debut with “The Pleasure Garden” winning bidder paid $488,750 to own $13,800.00: Walt Disney’s personal The prints are available for and went on to direct more than 50 a piece of Hollywood history. A script for Cinderella. direct purchase, either framed or fi lms over the next six decades. He screen-used, full-scale T-Rex head unframed. Each photograph is an made transitions from the silent from Jurassic Park also had heavy This was Profi les in History’s archival print on fi ber-based paper, to sound era and black-and-white bidding, selling for $126,500-twice 30th auction of Hollywood memora- produced from an original negative to color fi lm with inventive ease, as much as expected. Other big bilia. Prior Hollywood auctions or high-resolution digital scan of and throughout his career his fi lms sellers included a screen-used T-1 conducted by Profi les in History a vintage print. 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($264,500), Luke Skywalker’s light the latest technology to provide collaboration with the Academy’s Props weren’t the only items saber from Star Wars ($195,500), sharper details than any other Margaret Herrick Library. that buyers were in frenzy over. A the Black Beauty car from The Green means of reproduction. Photographs Support for the exhibition is signed photograph of Sergei Eisen- Hornet ($192,000) George Reeves’ are available as either 11x14” or provided by the Alice Kaplan Insti- stein taken by Man Ray, expect to Superman costume from The Adven- 16x20” fi ne art prints, and orders tute for the Humanities, North- sell for $4,000-$6,000, went for tures of Superman ($126,500) the are fi lled on-site, in the heart of western University; the Alfred J. $80,500. A six-sheet poster from H.R. Giger designed Alien creature the Warner Bros. Studio lot. 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The Collection contains trea- sured images from favorite Hol- Hitchcock Films to Cast $23,000.00: Carole Lombard vintage Shadows in Academy Gallery oversize signed photograph. lywood fi lms and television shows $21,850.00: Nichelle Nichols “Lt. past and present—from “The Wizard Beverly Hills, CA — Films clips Uhura” duty uniform from Star Trek: of Oz” and “Gilligan’s Island” to from “Shadow of a Doubt” (1943), TOS. “Friends” and “300.” Fans can fi nd Left: “Shadow of a Doubt” Above: The Birds “North by Northwest” (1959) and $20,700.00: Veronica Lake signature breathtaking images from clas- (Courtesy A.M.P.A.S.) #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 29 30 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

luck. My favorite is how the set dresser thin and her teeth are a beacon in the Frank Silva became the recurring char- night. They speak with voiced rubbed acter Bob in “Twin Peaks.” A random raw by the salt sea and rum, she sounds comment, a refl ected image and the fl ash like a boarding school girl. They wear of something across the consciousness rags, she looks like she was dressed by by Robert J. Hawkins of David Lynch resulted in one of the Donatella Versace. most curious and enigmatic characters The stupefying betrayals by Will in a most curious and enigmatic televi- Turner (Orlando Bloom) in order to sal- Fishing with super director David Lynch sion series. vage his woeful dad Bill Turner (Stellan All because Lynch had his hook Skarsgard) from the clutches of the Black Then again, Lynch doesn’t claim baited when the big fi sh swam by. Pearl were, well, stupefying. And where that his ideas come from his twice-daily did Tia Dalma/Calypso (Naomie Harris) meditations. Not directly. Meditation is Pirates 3: We Want To Get Off! go after all the raging whirlpool/vortex the force that widens and deepens the and fi ddler crab business? lake in which he goes fi shing for ideas Well, the blockbuster “Pirates of While the original “Curse of the - or ideas come fi shing for him. the Caribbean” trilogy has come to a Black Pearl” was an ensemble master- Well, it makes much more sense fi tting conclusion with “At World’s End” piece of adventure and storytelling, when you read the whole book. Which (Disney, 3 stars), and not a moment too acting in the sequels “Dead Man’s Chest” is only 180 pages - some with little more soon. I’m afraid that if they come up and “At World’s End’ took on the airs than a paragraph or two on them. Lynch with a surprise fourth episode, it will of NFL end-zone grandstanding. It is is a man of few words, but profound be “Pirates in Space” or “Jack Sparrow’s as if each actor had to have a star-turn observations. Prance Through the Fifth Dimension.” moment (OK, multiple moments). And He devotes one chapter, that is, (Actually, if you sit through the credits, each must have carried a “Captain two paragraphs to DVDs and why he your patience will be rewarded with a Morgan” clause in the contract, speci- does not put commentary tracks on glimpse into the future, say, 10 years fying a certain number of heroic pirate his fi lms. on.) poses per scene. Here’s what he has to say: You have to admit, despite its glo- OK, pirate rants over. It is a beauti- “I don’t do commentary tracks on rious storytelling and lavish sets, “At ful, electrifying and challenging movie. I You know what’s been missing from my DVD releases. I know people enjoy World’s End” got a bit “out there.” As in shall really miss these characters - assum- movies lately? extras, but now, with all the add-ons, “out there in Rod Serling territory.” ing that they go away. Not since the David Lynch. the fi lm just seems to have gotten lost. The whole underworld thing is a bit days of Errol Flynn (“The Sea Hawk”) That’s right. David Lynch, the icono- We’ve got to guard the fi lm itself. It dodgy to follow. And when Capt. Jack and Tyrone Power (“Black Swan”) has clastic writer-director whose movies are should stand alone. You work so hard to Sparrow (Johnny Depp) parcels out his cinematic pirating been so much fun, so the closest thing to a Bob Dylan song get a fi lm a certain way; it shouldn’t be personalities in Davy Jones’ Locker - full of lusty adventure and fi ery romance (both the good and diffi cult aspects of fi ddled with. Director’s commentaries pulling a scene right out of “Being John and double-dealing. that). just open the door to changing people’s Malkovich” - it was amusing. But when You’ll not want to miss the extras I am thinking this because I am just take on the No. 1 thing - the fi lm. I do the multiple Sparrows show up again either: Keith Richards (Capt. Teague, fi nishing up the paperback version of believe in telling stories surrounding a in the prison cell, you have to throw up keeper of the Pirate Codex) and Johnny Lynch’s slender little book on movies, fi lm, but to comment as it is rolling is a your hands, cast off logic and yield to Depp hang out and Keith gets a home- meditation, creativity, luck and - briefl y sacrilege. the mania. Or else just walk away. made guitar (seen in the movie) from - DVDs. I’ll give you his entire chapter “Instead, I think you should try to But the sci-fi pirating stuff I can an admirer. Richards and Depp look as on DVDs in a moment. see the whole fi lm through, and try to handle. much like father and son on the set as The book is titled “Catching the see it in a quiet place, on as big a screen My biggest struggle was getting in the movie. Big Fish” (Subtitled: “Meditation, as you can with as good a sound system my head around the rise of Elizabeth Also, the multiple Jacks are Consciousness, and Creativity”) from as you can. Then you can go into that Swann (Keira Knightley) as Queen of explained and the “Maelstrom” scene Tarcher/Penguin and it’ll cost you less world and have that experience.” the Pirates. I adore Knightley. She’s a is deconstructed. A feature looks at the than $13 bucks. It is available the fi rst Honestly? I almost never listen to terrifi c actress. But it is as if all those actor Yun-Fat Chow (Capt. Sao Feng). week in January. a commentary track any more. And if dirty, scurvy-wracked, besotted pirates Another delves into the Brethren Court, The “Big Fish” are those ideas that I didn’t write this column, I probably picked their leader out of a Victoria’s while another looks at the gloriously latch on to creative people and won’t wouldn’t spend a lot of time cruising Secrets catalog. They are fi lthy, she has bombastic and very piratical music of let go until they are re-interpreted as through the extras. If I never see another ravishingly bronzed skin. They are Hans Zimmer. And one that is keenly movies, novels, paintings, short stories, blooper reel, that’s OK by me. I get it portly and toothless, she is supermodel cool, “Hoist the Colours” delves into that songs. (Which begs the question: Who that actors sometimes blow their lines is catching who?) and then act stupid to vent frustration Lynch has landed some whoppers or defl ect a director’s wrath. over the years - “Blue Velvet,” “The Ele- And more often than not, making-of phant Man,” “Dune,” “Wild at Heart,” features are the equivalent to Hollywood “Mulholland Dr.” and the wonderful TV air-kisses in which everybody is just series “Twin Peaks.” The entire 1991-92 crazy about how generous and talented series “Twin Peaks” recently came out everyone else was during the making in a deluxe DVD boxed edition with the of the movie. feature-length movie “Twin Peaks: Fire Please. Walk With Me.” One of my favorites We’re not stupid. of 2007. A lot of DVD extras are just fi ller I met Lynch during the promotions and like Lynch claims, a distraction from for “Wild at Heart” and I could have the main event: the movie. But then, a sworn that back then in 1990 he’d said lot of movies need those distractions to that much of his creativity came from a avert attention from their overtly com- bottomless cup of coffee saturated with mercial shortcomings or their exploitive an unnaturally high amount of sugar. tendencies. I don’t think it is accidental, Now, in the book, Lynch gives credit for example, that the funniest stuff on the to meditation. “Superbad” DVD is in the extras. I could be wrong. And as you might In his book, Lynch does tell little guess, successful meditators are not stories about scenes from his movies heavy coffee drinkers. They tend to - usually to illustrate a point about cre- Geoffrey Rush, Keira Knightley and Johnny Depp star in ‘Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s work against each other. ative sources, inspiration or pure good End.’ Photo courtesy of Peter Mountain. #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 31 song you just can’t get out of your head, (“Bourne Supremacy” “United 93”), this Chan (who must make two movies a especially after you’ve taken the Pirates “Bourne” is the best of the lot and easily week) pairs up again with Chris Tucker of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland. the best action-thriller of 2007. for another action-packed East-meets- “Yo-ho-ho, the pirate’s life for me If you are a Jason Bourne fan, the West sequel as they pursue the mys- .. good news is that Universal has pack- terious Triad crime syndicate through A Bourne-again thriller aged all three movies into “The Jason Paris. Bourne Collection” a four-disc set that Jason Bourne’s life and death is comes in a “safe deposit box” package IT CAME FROM TV inextricably tied to water. He is originally with a Bourne passport, for less than fi shed out of it, unconscious and not $50. Made-for-TV movie “A Perfect Day” knowing his own identity. He is nearly stars Rob Lowe as a successful author drowned as part of his CIA training. He OTHER RECENT RELEASES: whose fi rst novel hits the best-sellers watches as the love of his life fl oats away list. Life takes a turn however when a beneath a river. And in the third fi lm, “The Kingdom” (Universal) A spe- stranger (Christopher Lloyd) tells him “The Bourne Ultimatum” (Universal, 4 cial FBI team drops into Saudi Arabia he has only 40 days to live. Now he stars), well, let’s just say Jason Bourne to investigate the terrorist assault on a must sort out - quickly - what’s really (Matt Damon) dies and is reborn in the Western housing compound. If you are important in his life. The story is from Hudson River. into symbolism, you’ll note that the ter- a Richard Paul Evans novel. Part of the appeal of Bourne is rorists attack a bunch of people playing “High School Musical 2: Extended the qualities he shares with water. He baseball. They have fi ve days to solve Edition” (Buena Vista) Hey kids, you doesn’t just walk through a crowd, he this horrifi c crime. Not much time, and fi nally get to see in its entirety the musi- fl ows, fi lling space and drawing no the fact that Saudi offi cials feel that they cal number that the scheming Sharpay attention. The omnipresent surveillance are encroaching on a local matter doesn’t and hunky Troy were rehearsing for the cameras at public squares and train sta- help. Being sons of the Bush Cowboy Midsummer Night’s Talent Show. tions are like rocks around which Bourne era, Ronald Fleury (Jamie Foxx) and his navigates, never appearing on screen. crew (including Jennifer Garner, Chris FROM THE VAULTS Unless he wants to. Cooper and Jason Bateman) must cut He may be wanted by every U.S. through the protocols and Get The Job “Two-Lane Blacktop” (Criterion intelligence operative in the world, Done. They fi nd an ally in Col. Faris Al Collection, 1971) Monte Hellman If you are a Jason Bourne fan, you’re lucky yet he never dons a disguise. He only Ghazi (Ashraf Barhom). Anyone who directed this classic road fi lm-as-meta- because Universal now offers ‘The Jason changes identities, because he has none Bourne Collection’ for less than $50. Here seriously wonders why we’re in the phor starring Warren Oates (as G.T.O.), of his own. Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) tracks his subject mess we’re in today in the Middle East musicians James Taylor (as The Driver) “The Bourne Ultimatum” picks up in Tangiers in ‘The Bourne Ultimatum.’ Photo will fi nd a lot to be uncomfortable about and Dennis Wilson (as The Mechanic) moments after “The Bourne Supremacy,” courtesy of Jasin Boland. with this fi lm. For action movie junkies, and Laurie Bird (as The Girl). The with a pack of Russian cops in hot pursuit it is another run-chase-explode orgasm nomadic duo known only as The Driver of our hero. The rush of the chase never from the big screen. and The Mechanic roam the countryside stops until the closing credits. was once a human being, something “The Brothers Solomon” (Sony) and drag racing other cars. They accept the We know that Bourne is a “black Kramer is incapable of acknowledging. “American Pie Presents Beta House” challenge of G.T.O. to a cross-country, ops” operative, a trained killer for a gov- His techies use their computers like (Universal) When did Christmas week winner-take-all race. The double-disc ernment agency who followed orders too sniper rifl es, taking out people with deft become the dumping ground for the set includes audio commentaries by often - and then had enough. His dossier keystrokes. dregs of Hollywood? The fi rst is the Hellman and fi lmmaker Allison Anders, shows one last target with “Mission Bourne again encounters CIA opera- woeful spawn of “Dumb and Dumber” and a second by author David Meyer Failed” stamped across the page. tive Nicky Parsons (the sublime Julia (but not the most woeful of its spawn). and screenwriter Rudy Wurlitzer. It also He wants to fi nd out who he was Stiles) - again all too briefl y, yet their Will Arnett and Will Forte are brothers. includes screen-test outtakes, a feature before the killing started. But he also encounter heralds a blockbuster encoun- They are as socially adept as an Eskimo in on the restoration of the ‘55 Chevy that wants to fi nd out who ordered the kill ter to come in “Bourne 4?” Again, Nicky Manhattan. Come to think of it they were is a central character in the fi lm and on his beloved Marie (Franka Potente (a woman of few words) helps Bourne raised in the arctic and home-schooled. more. in “Bourne Supremacy.”) “Someone out of a jam in Madrid. Which becomes the problem (and run- Disney continues to plunder its started all this, and I’m going to fi nd Later, over coffee, Bourne is blunt, ning joke) as they set out to fulfi ll the vaults for our pleasure with three new them,” he tells Marie’s brother. “Why are you helping me?” Nicky stares wish of their dying father (Lee Majors) double-disc volumes in its “Walt Disney That makes him a double-threat to searchingly into his face and in a halting for a grandchild. Treasures” series. The three packages agency insiders with dirty hands. voice says “It was different for me (she The second fi lm is easily summed are: “Disneyland: Secrets, Stories and In “Supremacy,” Bourne and CIA pauses) ... with you.” up in the shorthand of its present- Magic”; “Chronological Donald, Volume straight-arrow Pamela Landy (cool, crisp She looks for a reaction and sees ing title: the overly inbred spawn of 3” (Donald Duck short fi lms, 1947-1950); Joan Allen) blew the cover on the rogue none. “You really don’t remember “American Pie,” a funny movie that and “The Adventures of Oswald and Treadstone shop. But it was already a anything?” long ago exhausted its half-life comedy Lucky Rabbit” (short fi lms from 1926 hollow shell. The rogues had moved on “No,” says Bourne evenly. cycle. Both fi lms are a good argument to 1928). to the “upgrade,” Blackbriar, from which Her pain is palpable. Clearly Nicky for prolonging the Hollywood writers’ Mega-box set of the week: “Ford at assassinations, bribery, torture, illegal has as many secrets burning on her strike. Perhaps the writers who suck Fox” (Fox Home Entertainment) John surveillance and more is conducted. surface, as Bourne has locked up deep their creativity off the cavity of long dead Ford was a director’s director. Four of As its oily chief Ezra Kramer (Scott inside. And clearly their pasts are inter- comedies will move on to another fi eld, his six Oscars came for fi lms he made Glenn) proudly tells Landy, red tape and twined in ways we have yet to imagine like real estate investment. for Twentieth Century Fox, for which accountability are no longer bureaucratic or see onscreen. “Jackass 2.5” (Paramount) Johnny he made 50 fi lms in 50 years. Half of headaches. “We are the sharp point of Bourne’s violence-filled journey Knoxville and Bam Margera lead their that productivity shows up in this box the stick now, Pam,” he sneers. takes him to New York and the offi ces band of brain-deads through more set, including “The Grapes of Wrath,” Kramer talks in that disconnected of Dr. Albert Hirsch (the formidable stupid stuff than you could possibly “Tobacco Road,” “Young Mr. Lincoln,” lexicon of the soulless and commands a Albert Finney), the CIA Frankenstein imagine - and take that as a compli- “My Darling Clementine,” “What Price room full of amoral computer geeks. As who turned Bourne into a monster. ment. Glory,” “Drums Along the Mohawk” Bourne begins to zero in on his operation, Yes, pieces of the puzzle come together “The Hearbreak Kid” (Paramount) and “How Green Was My Valley.” The set Kramer tells an aide to “initiate rendition but not enough to appreciate the full Directors Peter and Bobby Farrelly put of 24 fi lms also contains a documentary, protocols and put the asset on call.” Later picture. Ben Stiller through the remake grinder “Becoming John Ford” by Nick Redman. he says “tell me when the asset is in the There is work to do, and presum- - from a 1972 comedy in which Charles Five digitally improved silent fi lms (like nest” and “give the asset the green light. ably (a body is never found but there is Grodin meets the woman of his dreams, “The Iron Horse”) made by Ford are Take them both out.” a smile on the lips of Nicky Parsons) he while on his honeymoon with his new- included as is a coffee-table book. The “asset” is a trained killer like has lived to fi ght on another day. Again lywed nightmare. Bourne - a Bourne 2.0 if you will, who under the direction of Paul Greengrass “Rush Hour 3” (New Line) Jackie 32 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716

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IN HISTORY Calabasas Hills, California 91301 36 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 In 2007, eMoviePoster.com auctioned over 45,000 $ movie paper items for 2,901,940.21! My name is Bruce Hershenson. I am the person who held the very FIRST all-movie paper auction at a major auction house (at Christie’s in New York City in 1990), and I have sold at least ONE MILLION dollars of movie paper EVERY single year since then! Along the way I picked up LOTS of imitators, to the point where there have now been literally hundreds of “major” movie poster auctions, and lots of other “major” auctions that included expensive movie posters.

But around 1988 I started hearing about a thing called “the Internet”, and I thought it had no prayer of succeeding, and throughout the early 1990s people kept trying to get me to list my posters on this “Internet”, and I kept treating them like they were telemarketers. In 1997 I was told of eBay, and I went to a friend’s house and looked at it, and the movie poster section was PITIFUL! Maybe 30 newer posters. I thought it had great potential (because, where I had been spending $50,000 per catalog to give small color pictures of posters to a few thousand collectors with my catalogs, the Internet let one give giant full-color images to EVERYONE, at practically no cost. But I wondered if it had much of a short term future, for few collectors had computers, or understood how to use them.

But by 1998, the Internet (and eBay) had grown a lot and was really beginning to take a hold with younger collectors, and I got a computer myself and started buying and selling a few items, just to see if there was any money to be made there. In late 1999 I hit on the idea of regular Tuesday auctions of movie posters, reasoning that people would remember to go there EVERY Tuesday. That ﬁ rst year of Tuesday auctions, I auctioned everything with a $2.99 start and no reserve, and it was all my own stuff (leftovers from a zillion large purchases I had made over the years) and I took a bath on anything good I offered!

But by late 2000 it started really catching on, and I was getting LOTS of major consignments, and in mid-2001 I made the decision to drop ALL my non-eBay sales and go to 100% eBay, and I did over one million in eBay sales that year. My reasoning was that old fashioned “major live auctions” are OLD technology (ﬁ rst started in the 1700s and little changed since then) and that the NEW technology of the Internet has allowed for a complete revision of ways of auctioning, and that it was just a matter of time before the entire world saw why this NEW technology was so much better suited to auctions.

Why? One reason is that there has always been a “dark” side to major live auctions, where bidders entrust their bids to the auction house, and that is putting the fox in charge of the henhouse! Those running the auctions can see many of the bids placed by the bidders, and there is a MASSIVE conﬂ ict of interest, especially if the auction house owns much of what it is auctioning. Some auctions even bid in their own auctions (perhaps bidding on items they themselves own), and some allow consignors to bid on their own items (with no penalty), and there is nothing to keep an auction from taking advantage of these massive conﬂ icts of interest, other than their own honesty. There is no government overseeing of major live auctions whatsoever.

Another reason is that major live auctions are notorious for being VERY lax in the grading of the items they sell, and for understating the amount of restoration many restored items have had. If, after buying an item from one of these auctions, you discover it is NOT in the condition they stated or that it has more restoration than they said, you are told the auctions were “BUYER BEWARE” and that you are out of luck!

I KNOW THAT I OFFER A MUCH BETTER WAY TO BUY AND SELL VINTAGE MOVIE PAPER! When you purchase from any of my auctions, you are bidding against real bidders who absolutely will honor their bids (or be permanently banned from my auctions) and there are never any “reserves” or ludicrous “buyers premiums” that enrich the auction houses but do nothing to help either buyers or sellers. WE DON’T KNOW WHAT ANY OF OUR BIDDERS ARE BIDDING BEFORE THE ITEMS END (that information is only known to eBay). We are well known to be the harshest graders of any major seller of movie paper, and we ALWAYS honestly describe the amount of restoration all restored items have had. After the sale, we charge reasonable shipping rates, pack great, and let buyers combine purchases to save money on shipping!

Obviously, most of the hobby agrees with us! The past six years, sales have been EXTREMELY consistent, as evidenced by the actual sales each year, as follows: 200220 ...... $1,883,722.71 200320 ...... $2,054,007.40 200420 ...... $2,596,098.17 200520 ...... $2,499,880.87 2006*20 ...... $2,203,190.22 200720 ...... $2,901,940.21 * ((Sales dipped slightly this one year, because I had medical problems!)

Don’t be fooled by other auctionsi claimsl i off millionsilli off ddollars of sales that include items where the buyers never paid,di items where h the h price i was re-negotiated, and almost certainly, items where the auction (or their consignors) “purchased” the items from themselves! All of OUR results are 100% veriﬁ ed actual sales (if the price was not paid in full for any reason, and our consignor paid in full, then that result is dropped from our results).

IF YOU COLLECT VINTAGE MOVIE PAPER, AND YOU ARE NOT BUYING FROM US, YOU REALLY NEED TO CHECK OUT OUR AUCTIONS ASAP, AND DISCOVER WHY WE HAVE SOLD (and continue to sell) MORE VINTAGE MOVIE PAPER THAN ANYONE ELSE IN THE WORLD AND WHY WE HAVE THE BEST REPUTATION OF ANY MAJOR VINTAGE MOVIE PAPER SELLER!

And if you have items to sell, think about this. If you have ever purchased from any auction house and found them to less than 100% honorable and honest in their dealings with you (hidden added charges, over-graded items, enhanced images, etc), then isn’t it just as likely they will be less than 100% honorable and honest in their dealings with you if you CONSIGN items to them?

WE CHARGE LOWER CONSIGNMENT RATES THAN ANY OTHER MAJOR SELLER, NO IFS ANDS OR BUTS (and remember there are no “buyers premiums” that take money out of YOUR pocket). LOTS OF FORMER EBAY SELLERS NOW PRIMARILY CONSIGN TO US, BECAUSE THEY FIND THAT THEY END UP WITH MORE MONEY (and do no work)! IF YOU HAVE MOVIE POSTERS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SELL, YOU REALLY NEED TO CONTACT US AND SEE IF WHAT WE OFFER IS RIGHT FOR YOU! Bruce Hershenson, P.O. Box 874, West Plains, MO 65775 phone: 417 256 9616 •fax: 417 257 6948 e-mail: [email protected] • website: http://www.emovieposter.com