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(Quote) Correct. It would have come in handy then having lobby cards from the film Pamela Britton appears with Ann Miller in the below scene. Watch The Birdie from 1950. …
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A question…
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Does anyone per chance have any Blake Films Australian press sheets?
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(Quote) Correct and well figured out. The Last Wave from 1977.
in A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Comment by HONDO
July 22
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(Quote) Thanks for having a guess, but it isn't the film that I am after. A famous Australian director involved with this one.
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(Quote) Spot on Rick. Once upon a time I knew this but with time I had forgotten about It. Guns Girls And Gangsters (1959) was originally released in the U,S,A, and also the U.K. with having this title, For whatever reason, most likely Austra… -
(Quote) Not Storm Boy, but a good guess anyway. A new clue is a more serious film is involved here.
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PART 5 Crime. Film Noir, Drama and Gangster films missing 1950's daybill images batch 1.
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(Quote) A further clue for C679 Is think down under.
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(Quote) Correct and a good effort put in to track it down. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance from 1962. .
in A Do You Know Your Classic Movies Quiz.
Comment by HONDO
July 21
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While we are on the subject of Blake Films the above Beach… -
A clue for C678 is song.
A clue for C679 is weather. -
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Thanks for posting the interesting part three. I thought that you would like to view some printed overseas posters from two of the titles that you covered.
Firstly there is an Australian daybill poster of Brain of Bl… -
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Is the above daybill the one that you have Rick?
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As my clues haven't worked I will now reveal the answer for 259 to be that of Port Sinister from 1953, My clues of so close and then missing referred to the insert poster appearing on the very recent Missing Austra…
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(Quote) Any other rare titles known from that collection?
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(Quote) You were lucky to have the opening song to be written for you. It is clever and catchy and I do like it. Come on Saturday for part three. to arrive..
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I thoroughly enjoyed episode two There were three films included there that I was totally unaware of. Have you had much assistance in producing these videos. I am certainly looking forward to seeing episode three.
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Have you perchance in the past ever performed in any amateur theatrical productions. I could certainly see you doing this.
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(Quote) Now onward with trying to solve the yet unanswered and proving to be difficult 259 A further clue is missing. Put your thinking caps on and connect the dots.
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(Quote) It is indeed the correct answer, so well figured out.
in The Science Fiction Quiz
Comment by HONDO
July 17
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(Quote) It is great to see you here whenever time permits.
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(Quote) It certainly is Shaun Of The Dead from 2004. Well deduced.
in The Horror Quiz
Comment by HONDO
July 16
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A Tall In The Saddle (1944) very rare impressive Australian daybill you may have not seen before that I thought was worth displaying here f… -
A 258 clue is a famous film,
A 259 clue is oh so close.
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A final clue for 363 is from this century.
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(Quote) The following is the 1967 version daybill that you would have then.
in Missing Australian daybill posters of the 1950s.
Comment by HONDO
July 15
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(Quote) This is the poster then?_
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