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Just restored, DANCING LADY (1933), with a young and sexy Joan Crawford. King of the cinema, Clark Gable and Ted Healy and his Stooges!
Another great example of the Futuristic, Fantastic poster art by Albert Kallis. The film is pretty awful, the art, Great! Here fully restored is the half sheet.
One of the most popular films among 50's Sci Fi Horror fans is IT! THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE (1958). I have posted the restored 30X40 poster. Now I present a great restored still of the Monster and It's unfortunate victim.
This title is a bit mis-leading. The boys actually never make it to Mars! They fly into Space, land back on Earth, right into Mardi Gra in New Orleans, think that the revelers are Aliens (Because of the wacky costumes and head wear) and quickly fly to Venus. Once there, Bud and Lou, charm the winners (and runners up) of the 1953 Miss Universe contest! Very fun Sci Fi movie parody, with top notch special effects. Enjoy the restored one sheet.

Here is a film that I really want to see. I have always had a great admiration for the natural charm and obvious beauty of Paulette Goddard. Just restored and presented here on this July 4th weekend.Warner Archive, please release this little gem.

Another version of the half sheet to this landmark science fiction film. The first Sci Fi film made in Technicolor. Features remarkable special effects. Directed by the same man who produced King Kong, Ernest B. Schoedstack. Here lovely Janice Logan is looked at by Dr. Cyclops, played with great villainy by Albert Dekker.
This George Pal production is one of the first science fiction films to attempt a high level of accurate technical detail tells the story of the first trip to the Moon. Cheapie producer Robert L. Lippert beat this film to the screen with his "Own" version, Rocketship X-M.Here restored, is a great Lobby Card for your viewing pleasure.