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Brass Key and Pattern for Murder each 1000 daybills. Roses Are Red 1015. In the collection there are some one sheets and dabills that have as few as 200 - 400 posters. No idea why they would print more for obscure films like Pattern for Murder and B…
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Roses are Red Ray Films one sheet
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Pattern for Murder daybill - another rare Ray Films poster from the F. Cunninghame collection. There are many others in these 50s one colour styles from MGM, Universal, IFD, London Films and more. Pattern for Murder and The Brass Key were 1955 Briti…
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I picked up a collection of posters that originated from the private collection of the owner of F. Cunninghame printers. They printed many posters for Universal, Ray Films and Blake Films in the 50s including this one. Interestingly, he often not…
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Here is the Press Sheet
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It should be Sidney Toler. Its one of the best Charlie Chan posters despite the spelling error.
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Gang War
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Pier 5 Havana (1959)
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(Quote) Great photos!
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Here are the one sheets for Cell Block 11 and Caged
I have Australian one sheets for Caged and Riot in Cell Block 11 so you would think there must have been daybills as well
Well, actually she was known as Me Me Lai, Meme Lay, and Me Me Lay. Eaten Alive took scenes from the film Sacrifice aka Man From Deep River where she was billed as Me Me Lay so it is quite understandable that she was billed as Me Me Lay on Eaten Ali…Well, not sure that it is an error. According to a few sites she was billed alternatively as Me Me Lai (born 3 November 1951), sometimes billed as Me Me Lay or Meme Lay. According to imdb she was billed in the film as Marayå (as Me Me Lay)Thats probably the best plan for such a short trip. There will be plenty to do in Sydney!Here is the Australian one sheet for Journey Out of Darkness complete with screening details!
in Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
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August 11
(Quote) I think the earliest is 1926 so far. I do have a few more from the 20s and will add them when I get some time.(Quote) Yes indeed
Something even earlier. Not really a pressbook but a guide to films in Jan 1916 with synopsis of various movies. Has anyone come across these before?
in Press Sheet showing prices of Australian posters
Comment by John
August 4
Another early pressbook for Arizona Bound
in Press Sheet showing prices of Australian posters Comment by John August 4
(Quote) There are actually no poster images in the Australian press book.Thanks Wil. They are a fascinating part of Australian Cinema History. Here is an earlier one from 1925 Man On the Box
in Press Sheet showing prices of Australian posters
Comment by John
August 4
Thats a superb daybillHeres another early one for New York 1927
in Press Sheet showing prices of Australian posters Comment by John August 3
I have some very early Australian Press Sheets from the 1920s. This is one of them. Does anyone have any earlier Australian press sheets or know what the earliest known Australian press sheet might be?in Press Sheet showing prices of Australian posters Comment by John August 3
It was sold on my eBay store MoviePosterCentral. Pity about the NZ censorship but a very rare RKO posterI think I shared this image on another thread somewhere last year
in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s.
Comment by John
August 1
(Quote) As I said in the Blog, there are some things about Mad Max posters that will remain as guesswork. I am certain that the shorter blue matte version is original. There is no way of knowing exactly when it was printed - but most likely s…Just a final comment from me on the YouTube Video. Firstly, I had no involvement at all in the video and I only posted the link because I thought other collectors might find it of interest. The person who produced the video kindly contacted me to as…(Quote) Not really, There are no other recorded examples of the Mad Max Blue Matte 26 3/4 daybill that I can find. Most of the daybills in that thread have slight differences in text or distribution details, etc eg Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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