HONDO
HONDO
Last entry included here in error.
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(Quote) That's good to hear then. I did view the film on late night television many years back when it was shown using a murky looking print.
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(Quote) Correct. Gloria Stuart appearing in the scene below with Peter O'Toole
in The Comedy Quiz
Comment by HONDO
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(Quote) There is certainly a resemblance with your listed ladies with that of the actresses in question appearing in the images.
A clue for C22 is 86.
A clue for C23 is back of you. -
You have good memory at seven to remember it then.
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(Quote) Anything you can share with us then Peter?
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(Quote) Yes indeed, but I will now acknowledge that you do know the actress and the film involved. Time though to reveal that the answer to 472 is Kathleen Turner in Crimes Of Passion (1984).
in Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by HONDO August 10
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(Quote) Sorry, but it isn't the one. Good thinking and close to finding the answer.
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(Quote) Thanks for having a guess but it isn't the film in question.
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A final clue for 472 is husky voice.
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To save me repeating things you can check out the various images and information that appears in The Enemy Below thread that was included there in October 2016. -
More examples of 20th Century Fox green coloured duotone Australian daybili posters printed between 1957 to 1959. -
(Quote) No response, so I would have to think Blake films printed a very limited numbers of one sheets then.
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A clue for 472 is controversial film director.
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I thought that the musical presentation at the Capital theatre Melbourne first screening of the film in Australia … -
Some impressive posters= images there, along with some very obscure ones. Thanks for sharing them with us.
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The Big Parade on 16mm was screened at the film society I was involved in years ago. Although originally a silent film the print screened was the later 1929 re-released version, with a pre recorded orchestral score, synchronized sound effects and i…
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(Quote) Correct and again well done. Yes I had thought that this one would be the harder one of the two images to identify. China Gate from 1957.
(Quote) Disappointing.(Quote) Looking forward then to seelng the others when time allows you to be able to do so.
Thank you John for sharing with us the extremely rare 1920's Australian press book images. Apart from your images i have never come across any other examples of Australian 1920's press books. 1930's yes, but they are far and few between. Do yo…John, do you happen to have any Australian press sheets printed for any pre 1926 films?The Jade Cup is credited as being a lost film.The Three Musketeers is a nice addition to your John Wayne collection.Interestingly in the Arizona Bound press book there is a daybill image appearing, but no credits recorded for it. Apparently they didn't have any room left to do so.
If you have any more simikar items John please keep them coming.(Quote) Unusual for this to not happen.
C22 
American International Pictures (AIP) / American Releasing Corpor… 
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