Costello without Abbott meets Marie Blanchard, from ABBOTT AND COSTELLO GO TO MARS. And it's still Venus. Anita Eckberg was there too, only she didn't have the devil costume that time.
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Octopus
The Ominous Octopus
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Lou Costello And Marie Blanchard
Costello without Abbott meets Marie Blanchard, from ABBOTT AND COSTELLO GO TO MARS. And it's still Venus. Anita Eckberg was there too, only she didn't have the devil costume that time.
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ABBOTT AND COSTELLO GO TO MARS
A poster for ABBOTT AND COSTELLO GO TO MARS, which actually had them landing on Venus. Marie Blanchard ( center ) was the queen of Venus.
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Priscilla Lawson
Priscilla Lawson again, with what could be a bow from the Robin Hood kingdom in Flash Gordon.
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Prisclla Lawson
Priscilla Lawson was in other things, but what I mostly always remember her for was the first Flash Gordon serial, where she played Ming's daughter.
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Anita Eckberg Devil Picture
I think this one shows some sort of preparations for the other one. Some of us have to do an awful lot of preparations in order to be devils. Might as well not do it at all.
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Saturday, May 30, 2015
THE THREE STOOGES #6
The Three Stooges had several different series of comic books. This series was from Dell, publishers of the FOUR COLOR series which had some Three Stooges issues. This particular issue is dated Sept.-Nov. 1961.
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Friday, May 29, 2015
The Lone Ranger Story - SCREEN THRILLS ILLUSTRATED #10
The history of the Lone Ranger is a long and convoluted tale told by many tongues, to which I myself could add a little, since I appeared on television with Clayton Moore after his series ended. Here is a little about the Lone Ranger's story from SCREEN THRILLS ILLUSTRATED #10, which was originally published in Feb. 1965.
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