
Jean Harlow in a production still from The Best of the City (Charles Brabin, 1932)

Jean Harlow in a production still from The Best of the City (Charles Brabin, 1932)

Poster art for the film “A Man Called Dagger” (a low budget film made to cash in on the James Bond craze in the 60s) painted by Frank Frazetta.
It was never used for the film and only recently came to light and was sold at auction.
Apparently it was used as collateral for a bar tab which was never paid.

Kiss Me Deadly (United Artists, 1955). Fine/Very Fine on Linen. One Sheet (27″ X 41.25″).
the woman who dies at the start of the story was played by Cloris Leachman, in her first movie appearance

American Gangster & Other Lot (Universal, 2007). Rolled, Overall: Very Fine+. One Sheets (2) (27″ X 40″) DS Regular. Crime

movie poster – Wicked – Oct 1931
artist unknown (??orge ??uere = George Bruere?)

Wicked (1931) is an American Pre-Code prison melodrama about a woman who commits murder while trying to save her bandit husband and bears a child in prison


Alexis Smith is a woman not to be trifled with in ‘Undercover Girl’.

Production still from the lost “alternate” ending to Double Indemnity (Billy Wilder, 1944) showing Fred MacMurray entering the gas chamber while Edward G. Robinson stands by as a sorrowful witness. This ending was cut from the final release. Wilder thought it was unnecessary, and the Hayes Office thought it was too gruesome.