Smile

Could any still better capture the infectious optimism seen here in this behind the scenes shot of Sir Charles Chaplin between takes on location filming Modern Times?

Swedish and Impressive

Another impressive example of the kind of art found in a unique European artist. Un-like anything seen here, in the U.S., where the film was produced. Joan Crawford indeed had a very art worthy face. Paid was released in 1930.

Lon Chaney and the Devil

Yes Folks, another poster to a long LOST film. In this missing gem, Lon plays a Mad Surgeon and his Apeish assistant! Ad this to LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT, as a film all fans would love to see.

2 1/2 Years In The Making!!!

What a great poster! And what better hype in 1955 then to print on a poster ...2 1/2 YEARS IN THE MAKING! A vastly under-rated Film. I'm always pleasantly surprised to see Russell Johnson (The professor on Gilligan's Island) playing a, ummmm, Professor in this film! Pick up that DVD.

Since these were filmed in Sexicolor.......

.....You know they must be good!

Those Darn High School Girls!

Filmed in 1934, this movie tells the story of Beth. Her Mom never, ever told her about her own body. So, Beth gets Preggers. Please everyone, tell your daughters, sisters, horny 18 year olds about their bods!!! Before it's too late!!!

Stan and Ollie....One last time

Here is a picture from the last photo shoot that featured Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy. The year was 1956. Stan was slowly improving from a minor stroke. Oliver Hardy was ordered by his Doctor to loose a LOT of weight. The Doctor ordered him on a severe crash diet. His heart could not take the strain, and shortly after this photo was taken, Ollie suffered a series of strokes, wasted away and left us. Completely different looking from the beloved comedian we all knew in this photo, he none the less had the same smile and Puckish glimmer in those eyes.