Nice Odd Man Out quad, can't recall seeing one before.
And the Peeping Tom DC is looking far better these days since the quad
became wrapping paper.
No surprises with the Chelsea Girls description then.
Grubby bunch of hoorays.
On 27 May 2011, at 22:45, Neil Jaworski wrote:
hallo mopolitans
i have no dog in this race, but in the absence of Christies London
doing even the bare minimum to publicise their forthcoming June
movie poster sale, here is the link to their auction brochure:
http://christies.scene7.com/s7/brochure/flash_brochure.jsp?company=Christies&sku=6356_SaleCat&config=Christies/eCat_248x330_TOC&locale=en&wb=000000
possibly this is of interest to some, but aside from the Peeping Tom
Advance and the Man With The White Suit quad, I personally find this
all very meh; full of the usual suspects that crop up ad infinitum
and at much higher prices than you would usually expect to pay.
on a happier note, a very good film history series has just started
on the BBC called "Paul Merton's Birth Of Hollywood" which I'm sure
savvy MOPOers can download. Carla (niece of Carl) Laemmle was
featured in ep 1 looking and sounding like she's in late middle-age,
rather than the 101 year old actress who delivered the first lines
of dialogue in Dracula (1931 natch).
hope you all have great weekends!
neil
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