Best Of

I've checked and it certainly looks like his signature, and it came from a long time collector who had other autographed pieces in his collection, so perhaps he forgot he had it? I'll never know, but if I ever sell it I'll say it's  genuine!  

jayn_j said:

266 Jules Verne's Master of the World

Correct and also well spotted. Master Of The World from 1961, In my earlier posted image Vincent Price can be seen on the far left..

 

 C26  C27
The lates two images for one to have a think about.

dedeposter said:

C25 - I’d hazard a guess and say the comedy team is Laurel & Hardy, or could be Wheeler & Woolsey. It’s the pants that makes me think that.

dedeposter said:

No need, I went to my first thought and found the image.

A Chump At Oxford (1940)

Good work in figuring out the title of the film.


 

For those perhaps wondering about my given clue of future Hammer, it referred to Peter Cushing appearing in the film playing a small roll of a student. This was during his early film acting period that he had spent working in the U.S.A.

 (John)
Any thoughts?