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I'd like to know if this was actually produced as a daybill for theatres. Any evidence? The article says it was produced as a poster, but was it used in theatres?
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A stab in the dark (so to speak) - is it A Study in Terror (1965)?
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Very strange!
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C284 - is it Dark Intruder (1965)?
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Is C283 Carnival of Souls (1962)? A film I've never seen but seen stills from, this looks similar quality to others I've seen.
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The only thing that annoys me is the Not Suitable For Children tag being added to what appears to be an extension of the jigsaw puzzle piece. No puzzle piece is shaped liked that!
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C283 looks familiar...
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Great posters.
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Lovely daybill too!
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Looking forward to it, was there a press book available?
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C281 - Cat People (1942) Tricky!
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I was waiting for all parts to be added, I assume you don't have an image of any poster that finally was used?
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Is C282 Cat People (1982)?
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Westerns are not my strong point!
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That's a film I've never heard of!
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If I was you I'd consign the whole collection to Bruce and let him do the selling, he'll get great prices, has a large mailing database, you'll get the widest coverage for your items, which means more competition for each item. I've sold most of my …
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I've been doing quite well in these horror films lately even though it's not my strong point, so I'll ease back for now and give others a chance.
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That's what I get for going down the rabbit hole on Trove flicking through old copies of Everyone's.
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I think I already know the unusual poster artwork you're going to present.
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C279 has to be Trog (1970) starring the fabulous Joan Crawford.
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That was a tough one!
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C594 has to be UP (2009)
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Yes, one of the best British films ever. A perfect storm of a cast.
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That did it - The Ladykillers (1955)
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Blithe Spirit?
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Is it that Harry Carey and Bruce Cabot should have been billed first above Irene Rich and Lee Dixon?
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C593 - Animal Farm (1954)
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I think I know both so I'll hold off for a while.
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Carrie (1976)
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Is it Misery (1990)?
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