well Folks Jeff Walton is my 1st supporter of my walk on saturday,
Thanks to Jeff he made 1/2 the goal I was shooting for to help the
juvenile diabetes foundation.
Just in case you wonder,, you pay them online.. direct,, not me so I
dont get the donations..
and youe welcome to phone or
Just thought this was interesting. Pinocchio was released in 1940 by
Disney. These are 1945 (also RKO) lobby cards under the title The Wonderful
Adventures Of Pinocchiono mention of being reissue cards on the cards
except for the statement: So Wonderful You'll Want To See It Again on
Yes - haven't seen a complete set offered in a while, but individual card pop
up on eBay a few times a year, and I believe Bruce has sold some larger paper
from this re-release.
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Sean is right that I had the one-sheet on this. These early Disney
re-releases are far more scare than the first releases, likely because they
played in far fewer theaters.
A similar early re-release (the best one, in my opinion) is the WALT DISNEY
FESTIVAL OF HITS, the 1940 compilation release
Three times *EVERY *week we auction hundreds of items that sell for low, low
prices (we actually sell lots and lots of items for $1 and $2, and around
half of all that we auction goes for $14 and under, and our leading
'competitor *NEVER* auctions a single item for less than *FIFTEEN DOLLARS*,
due
Another loss of a great actor. I have a hard time picking what I feel is my
favorite movie of his. I watched him in Houdini just the other day. He'll be
missed.
Rick www.ilovefilms.com
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Breaking News Alert
The New York Times
Thu, September 30, 2010 -- 6:31 AM ET
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Tony Curtis, Hollywood Icon, Dies at 85, The A.P. Reports
Tony Curtis, a classically handsome movie star who earned an
Oscar nomination as an escaped convict in Stanley Kramer's
1958 movie The Defiant Ones, but
Man, this writer was certainly enamored with his looks.
With his dark, curly hair, worn in a sculptural style later imitated by
Elvis Presley, and plucked eyebrows framing pale blue eyes and wide, full
lips, Mr. Curtis embodied a new kind of feminized male beauty that came into
vogue in the
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ALL MATERIAL FROM MY PRIVATE COLLECTION!
CONDITION ON MOST IS INVESTMENT-GRADE, MUSEUM QUALITY!
THIS IS THE GOOD STUFF!
AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN
ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE
BLACK SUNDAY
BLOOD OF DRACULA
CANNIBALS (LIVE SHOW)
GREEN SLIME
Always liked him. He was at his best as Sidney Falco in Sweet Smell of Success,
one of my all-time favorite films...
RIP, Tony aka Bernie.
Dave
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Anyone remember - Stony Curtis?
BTW Today is the 50th Anniversary of the FLINTSTONES!
Wonder if there is a connection...
GT
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Too sad! We're losing the Hollywood of the 20th-century so swiftly. We can
only hope it's not forgotten. Joe B
--- On Thu, 9/30/10, Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com wrote:
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Subject: [MOPO] Tony Curtis gone
To:
Well, Doug, there were many of us who grew up in the '50s who were enamored
of Tony Curtis' looks. He was one of the handsomest actors in films and
considered quite a matinee idol.
He didn't age-up too shabbily either!
And he became a very fine actor.
Joe B in NOLA
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Well, Doug, it appears he likes snails and oysters. Nothing wrong with a
balanced diet
fwf
On Sep 30, 2010, at 8:35 AM, Joseph Bonelli wrote:
Well, Doug, there were many of us who grew up in the '50s who were enamored
of Tony Curtis' looks. He was one of the handsomest
Hello,
We're looking for the Mexican poster of ZONA ROJA (aka PINK ZONE,
1976) with artwork seen here. Thanks.
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Best,
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Posteritati
239 Centre Street
New York, NY 10013
212-226-2207/ Fax: 212-226-2102
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Regards
DBT
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Well, Doug,
yabba dbba doo
Glenn Taranto wrote:
Anyone remember - Stony Curtis?
BTW Today is the 50th Anniversary of the FLINTSTONES!
Wonder if there is a connection...
GT
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well they say when in Rome do as the Romans Do...Mopo is Mini me Rome..:
so I hereby Dolley elect as my Fundraising commitee the Following to
help me raise the last 50.00 I need for the JUVenile Diabetes walk I
will do on Sat unless that is I croak from the
stavation diet Im am going on to
and Folks never forget these timeless words of wisdom:
the oily squeak always gets the wheels !
nuf said
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he hasn't been out of sight.. haven't you seen
those commercials for getting teeth implants??
At 05:55 AM 9/30/2010, Doug Taylor wrote:
Man, this writer was certainly enamored with his looks
With his dark, curly hair, worn in a sculptural
style later imitated by Elvis Presley, and
Hi, Everyone,
I have about 50 Auctions CLOSING WITHIN 6 TO 7 HOURS, including:
_http://shop.ebay.com/rixposterz/m.html?_nkw=_armrs=1_from=_ipg=50_
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ISTANBUL (Errol Flynn, 1957) Orig US NM LOBBY SET INCLUDING NAT KING COLE
I met him at the TCM Festival. He looked very tired. He was overjoyed to be
there and was very entertaining.
Toochis
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They had a nice interview with him on Turner Classic Movies. Catch it if they
have it again.
Movies that he was in that I liked:
1952 Flesh and Fury
1953 Houdini
1956 Trapeze
1957 Sweet Smell of Success
1958 The Defiant Ones
1960 Spartacus
1961 The Great Impostor
1962 Taras Bulba
1965 The Great
Hallo MOPO-ers
It's hard to be depressed about the death of Tony Curtis, in the sense that he
lived a full, long and largely happy life in the company of some beautiful
women and left us with several films to treasure.
That said, he is one of my favourite actors of all time and - frankly -
Thanks for posting. A great film. Personally, I believe the reason it didn't do
well had more to do with the theme, which was that bad people can wield great
power through the media alone. Its cynicism (and honesty, in my opinion) wasn't
something a lot of people wanted to hear in the 50s. It
It had an interesting genesis. Ernest Lehman, the master screenwriter, had
written the source novella (based on his days working with gossip
columnists, and J.J. Hunsecker is obviously based on Walter Winchell, whom
Lehman had interacted with a great deal). He wrote a screenplay of it, and
sold it
P.S. I LOVE the movie, regardless!
Here are some of the memorable quotes:*
http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0022403/quotes*
Bruce
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wrote:
It had an interesting genesis. Ernest Lehman, the master screenwriter, had
lovers of the stars of the 40s and 50s
who are the great legends that are still alive?
michael
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and Bruce
07:01 PM 9/30/2010, Michael B wrote:
lovers of the stars of the 40s and 50s
who are the great legends that are still alive?
michael
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The greatest legend: Elizabeth Taylor.
K.
On Sep 30, 2010, at 9:01 PM, Michael B wrote:
lovers of the stars of the 40s and 50s
who are the great legends that are still alive?
michael
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C'mon ...
put away your bifocals ... Katherine Hepburn ... hands down
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] too many obits
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Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010, 10:18 PM
The
uniquely legendary,
jerry lewis
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very soon to be ex- legends if YOU dont get my diabettes contributions
UP
Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
Me
and Bruce
07:01 PM 9/30/2010, Michael B wrote:
lovers of the stars of the 40s and 50s
who are the great legends that are still alive?
michael
Kirk Douglas, yes, Mickey Rooney, certainly. But Johnny Sheffield?
How about Cheetah?
On Sep 30, 2010, at 9:40 PM, Zeev Drach wrote:
Good question. I’ll start:
Kirk Douglas
Mickey Rooney
Johnny Sheffield
Zeev
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Anyone know what films these are from?
I'm still patiently waiting for the LAMP movie still identification book
with production codes to come out.
HR-L33-10
_http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/92010a/lh13.jpg_
(http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/92010a/lh13.jpg)
HR-F14-78
Ernest Borgnine
Jane Russell
Nancy Davis
On Sep 30, 2010, at 7:58 PM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
Kirk Douglas, yes, Mickey Rooney, certainly. But Johnny Sheffield?
How about Cheetah?
On Sep 30, 2010, at 9:40 PM, Zeev Drach wrote:
Good question. Il start:
Kirk Douglas
Mickey Rooney
No Shirley Temple?
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Ernest Borgnine
Jane Russell
Nancy Davis
On Sep 30, 2010, at 7:58 PM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
Kirk Douglas, yes, Mickey Rooney, certainly. But Johnny Sheffield?
How about Cheetah?
On Sep 30,
Olivia de Havilland
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I'll see your Shirley Temple and raise you
Jane Withers.
Good call on Olivia De Havilland John Boswell absolutely
.then of course there is Luise Rainer..she's the go to bet for
immortality
fwf
On Sep 30, 2010, at 8:16 PM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
No Shirley Temple?
Marla Corday.
:-)
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No Shirley Temple?
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 10:13 PM, Freeman Fisher flixs...@aol.com wrote:
He was one of MY favorites way back when I was a kid. Sorry if you
disagree.
Zeev
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Kirk
CHILD ACTOR LEGENDS (BONA FIDE)
Shirley Temple
Freddie Bartholomew
Jackie Coogan
Margaret O'Brien
Bobby Driscoll
Brandon DeWilde
Jackie Cooper
Jane Withers (the poor man's Shirley Temple, and yes, very good == and one of
the biggest and earliest film poster collectors)
maybe more
I should not
Kirby--
In the Child Star category you forgot: (all still alive)
Dean Stockwell
Dickie Moore
Darryl Hickman
And even the Mick (Rooney) gets in this category too!
Deanna Durbin
Patty McCormack
and (squeezing in by a year or so)-- Patty Duke
Joe B (not a child star, dammit!) in NOLA
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Right, John.
Olivia de Havilland...and her younger-by-months sister Joan Fontaine.
It's been said by a southern sage that neither Olivia nor Joan will die first.
The pissing contest goes on-- and they're now in their 90s!!
Bet Libby outlasts Joan. She's still aggravated about Joan's
I did not mention Mickey Rooney because his legendary status
was earned as an adolescent, I think. The others, all talented, are
not, in my book legends, to put a fine point on it, but are nonetheless
noteworthy Patty McCormack starred in a legendary film, but I don't think
her career merits
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