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(Quote) Good work in knowing the answer as well.
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dedeposter said: (Quote) C21 certainly is It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World from 1963. That is Edie Adams acting in the scene with Sid Caesar. Good work in answering it.
in The Comedy Quiz Comment by HONDO July 27
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A final clue for C21 is an all star cast including many comedians.
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(Quote) Did you per chance miss seeing the above question Dave?
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As mentioned on the Hondo's This And That thread a re-posting here now of this thread containing lots of information on The Enemy Below and the green duotone daybill… -
I have just realized that I had posted a thread here on the forum in September 2016 titled The Enemy Below that had slipped my mind having previously done this. I will now repost this thread that covers all of what I was going to include here shortl…
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(Quote) Thank you Peter for expressing your thoughts on the Subject. Before I comment any further I would love to hear from any other members with their thinking on the subject/.
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A clue for C21 is big screen.
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(Quote) It certainly is Joan Collins. I had thought that the famous sister clue would assist. The Opposite Sex from 1956.
in Actresses Legs Quiz
Comment by HONDO
July 25
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It is obvious where the blue duotone poster fits into the picture, but there is certainly a query regarding the green coloured daybill poster's printing.
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A clue for 471 is famous sister.
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(Quote) Let us see then if this is the case.
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(Quote) Correct. Safety Last! is certainly a great silent comedy classic. I am pleased that it has been restored. In the following image Mildred Davis the in real life wife of Harold Lloyd is seen offering some assistance. The most likely be…
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(Quote) Is the following image the same poster style that you have Rick?
in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s.
Comment by HONDO
July 24
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Thank you Rick for digging out the impressive looking image featured on the Machine Gun Kelly daybill posier.
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(Quote) Correct. It would have come in handy then having lobby cards from the film Pamela Britton appears with Ann Miller in the below scene. Watch The Birdie from 1950. …
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A question…
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Does anyone per chance have any Blake Films Australian press sheets?
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(Quote) Correct and well figured out. The Last Wave from 1977.
in A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Comment by HONDO
July 22
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(Quote) Thanks for having a guess, but it isn't the film that I am after. A famous Australian director involved with this one.
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(Quote) Spot on Rick. Once upon a time I knew this but with time I had forgotten about It. Guns Girls And Gangsters (1959) was originally released in the U,S,A, and also the U.K. with having this title, For whatever reason, most likely Austra… -
(Quote) Not Storm Boy, but a good guess anyway. A new clue is a more serious film is involved here.
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PART 5 Crime. Film Noir, Drama and Gangster films missing 1950's daybill images batch 1.
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(Quote) A further clue for C679 Is think down under.
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(Quote) Correct and a good effort put in to track it down. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance from 1962. .
in A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Comment by HONDO
July 21
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While we are on the subject of Blake Films the above Beach… -
A clue for C678 is song.
A clue for C679 is weather.
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