Press Release photo by MGM Studios of Myrna Loy by Laszlo Willinger, late 1930s
Category: Silver Screen
Movies, Movie Posters, and the stars that propelled them into the spotlight.
RIP Max von Sydow
On Sunday March 8th, the “sophisticated villain,” Max von Sydow, passed away at the age of 90. He was known for his roles in Flash Gordon, Never Say Never Again, The Exorcist and The Seventh Seal.
1932 Auburn Speedster
Jean Harlow at the National Air Races of 1933 (Mines Field, Los Angeles), sitting upon her 1932 Auburn Speedster
The Lost World Advertisements
Newspaper advertisement for the Lost World, playing at the Stillman Theater in Cleveland OH
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Lost World Rolling Bilboard
Car transformed into a dinosaur to promote the 1925 Lost World movie.
The Bat, 1959
A killer known as “The Bat’ has returned and is loose in a mansion occupied by mystery writer Mystery writer Cornelia Van Gorder (Agnes Moorehead). He is searching for a million dollars worth of securities that was stashed there by the original thief, and the mansion’s owner, John Fleming. The question is who is the masked man called “The Bat?” Continue reading “The Bat, 1959”
First In-Flight Movie?
Technically this was the second in-flight movie, the first was a film called Howdy Chicago which was shown to its passengers as they flew around Chicago.
RKO Roxy Theater, NYC
Ann Savage, 1944
Paramount Pictures promotional shot of Ann Savage (February 19, 1921 – December 25, 2008)
Devil Girl from Mars, 1954
