New Fun Stuff and yet another sighting of "THE DESK"!

Some items added to my collection of the last few months

Vintage Lobby Card for "A Night to Remember". Not in great condition but was dirt cheap.

Really nice vintage 8" x 10" double weight signed promo still of Brenda Marshall.

Vintage Lobby card for "Call of the Wild"..my first Gable collectible!

Vintage Lobby Card for "Crooner" with Ann Dvorak. The price was right!

Vintage Lobby Card for "Half Angel", a very enjoyable comedy with Loretta Young and Joseph Cotten

Non-vintage postcard of Ida Lupino by Scotty Welbourne

Vintage 5" x 7" of Loretta Young

Vintage 5" x 7" of Loretta Young

Oversize 10" x 14" vintage publicity still of Loretta Young taken by Bert Longworth for "The Stranger". I plan to frame this up with my signed autograph album page of hers. Below are 3 vintage 8" x 10"  stills also promoting "The Stranger"

And last but certainly NOT least...another DESK sighting! This time, my friend Cliff over at the Warren William tribute site informed me he spied the desk in the 1932 Kay Francis film "Man Wanted"...this makes a total of 5 different WB films this desk has appeared in! Thanks Cliff!!!!

They Had Legs . . .

And they knew how to use them!

Some more stills from my collection.

A Warner's publicity still of an incredibly sultry-looking Ann Sheridan, aka "The Oomph Girl"! I think Ann is one of the most underappreciated actresses of her era. She had style to burn and made any film she appeared in better just by being in it! Some films that really showcase her talents are "Juke Girl", "It All Came True", "City for Conquest" and "Torrid Zone", where she nearly stole the show from all including James Cagney and Pat O'Brien!

Barbara Stanwyck in a publicity still for William Wellman's classic "Lady of Burlesque". Babs also made "So Big", "The Purchase Price" and "Great Man's Lady" with Wellman

BB!!! I've only seen 2 of her films, "Dear Brigitte" with Jimmy Stewart and "The Legend of Frenchie King" with Claudia Cardinale, which was pretty much laughably bad but well-worth seeing anyway!

Carole Landis. What a shame she died so young.

Beautiful Cyd Charrise had one of the most incredible pair of stems in Hollywood history, and brother could that woman dance! She's unquestionably my fave female dancer of all time. The term "body language" was probably invented by someone watching her! I was very sad when i heard she passed away last year.

A great shot of Gloria Grahame

Amazing Grace . . . *sigh*

Ida Lupino in a publicty shot for Warner's excellent drama "The Man I Love". Ides was yet another one of those actresses who had started at another studio but really found her niche at Warner Bros.

A silly publicity still of beautiful Jane Greer.

Lana!!!!!!!