New Photos Added: JERRY LEWIS, THE ADDAMS FAMILY, Liv Tyler, CLUTCH CARGO, Goldie Hawn, WHAT’S MY LINE?, Ernest Borgnine, etc.
July 7th, 2008 by Scott Marks
THE ADDAMS FAMILY - 5 Photos Added
Jerry Lewis’ THE BELLBOY (1960) - 8 Lobby Cards Added
BORGNINE IN BANLON!!!
Ernest Borgnine in The Split (1968) - 3 Color Stills Added
CLUTCH CARGO, with his pals Spinner & Paddlefoot! - 5 Photos Added
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New Photos Added: Jerry Lewis, Frank Tashlin, RAGING BULL, Mel Blanc, DRAGONSLAYER, Bette Davis, Aurora Model Kits, etc.
April 19th, 2008 by Scott Marks
Woody Allen - Ad for The Maniaks (1966) comic book
Mel Blanc - 4 Photos
Listen to Arthur, fatso!
Celebrity Endorsements:
Milton Berle for Suskana Mills, 1951
Bette Davis for Lustre-Creme, 1951
Bert Lahr for Blatz Beer, 1952
Carpet Padding Danny Thomas Style
Arthur Godfrey has the AYDS!, 1965
The Disorderly Orderly - Herald
Dragonslayer - 8 Color Photos
Jerry Lewis - 45 Photos
Groucho Marx - Comic Book profile
The Nutty Professor - 4 Page Contest and Entry Form
Raging Bull - 8 Lobby Cards
Rio Bravo - Color Shot of Ricky Nelson
The Sad Sack (1957) - 4 Page Viacom TV Promotional Pamphlet (1965)
Frank Tashlin - On the set of The Disorderly Orderly
Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em, mommy
Vintage ads:
Aurora Model Kits, 1964 (Universal Monsters)
Aurora Model Kits, 1965 (Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman & Superboy)
Superman for Palisades Park, New Jersey, 1967
Pink Royal Typewriter Mattel Thingmaker, 1966
The Best of DC Comics on TV, 1967 (Featuring Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Superman & Aquaman)
Rocky and Bullwinkle for Cheerios, 1966
Phillip Morris Cigarettes, 1956
Oreo Cookies, 1951
Happy-Joe-Lucky Comic Strip for Lucky Strike Cigarettes, 1956
Blue Bonnet Margarine, 1956
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, 1958
Which Way to the Front? - Herald
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