Says Louise Brooks, movie darling, “Let it be short enough to take advantage of all good points – if any.”
Category: Silver Screen
Movies, Movie Posters, and the stars that propelled them into the spotlight.
Some Fay Wray on May Day
May Day is Anna May Wong Day!
Anna May Wong as “Princess Ling Moy” in a publicity photo for the 1931 Paramount release “Daughter of the Dragon”
The Indian Tomb, 1959
A German architect runs away with the maharajah of Eschnapur’s fiancee but is caught and thrown in the dungeon, while his relatives arrive from Europe looking for him and the maharajah’s brother is scheming to usurp the throne. (IMDb)
And Then There Were None, 1945
Seven guests, one newly hired secretary and two house servants find themselves stranded and alone in a mansion on a remote island at the invitation of “U.N. Owen.”
After dinner, one of the servants plays a record and the voice on it accuses each of murder. One by one they end up dead, and after each death a ceramic Indian figurine is found broken off of the peculiar table display in the dining room. Early on they realize the deaths are relatable to an old minstrel song called “Ten Little Indians” (lyrics below). Can they find the killer before there are none? Based off of the novel by Agatha Christie. Continue reading “And Then There Were None, 1945”
Tarzan The Ape Man, 1981
Tarzan The Ape Man, 1932
Invisible Stripes, 1939
Cliff Taylor (George Raft) is an ex-con who wants to go straight, but since being released he is unable to because of his past
Swedish poster for Invisible Stripes
Invasion of the Saucer Men
A teenage couple making out in the woods accidentally runs over an alien creature with their car. (IMDb)
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