A recently acquired group of R95 EMO Movie Club linen-textured photos offers insight into details of the club while setting a July 1935 date to their founding.
Movie Star Pennants Offered by 1916 Movie Magazines
The 1916 movie star pennants that resemble the Ferguson Bakery BF2 baseball pennants of the same period were being offered as subscription premiums by various movie magazines in 1916.
Guest Post: European Film Star Postcards by Paul van Yperen
Paul van Yperen of the European Film Star Postcards blog introduces us to Fern Andra, Heinrich Ross of Ross Verlag, Alex Binder and Aterlier Binder, and others in his look at early European cinema stars and collecting European film star post cards between the wars.
1930s Film Stars and Their Pets – A Group of Real Photo Postcards
A group of seven real photo postcards picturing Film Stars and Their Pets. Issued by Valentine’s out of Great Britain in the early 1930s, each pictures a movie actress with their dogs.
The 1938 Emo Movie Star Photo Magazine Plus 12 New R95 Images
A look at the EMO Movie Star Photo Magazine packet, copyright 1938, which includes a checklist of 216 different R95 linen like photos. Plus images of 12 rare single photos–8 years of collecting these and I hadn’t spotted any of this dozen until today!
1935 Lipton’s Movie Star Stamps from Australia – Advertisement, Checklist
Vintage Lipton’s advertisement for an Australian redemption offer involving a set of 1935 Warner Brothers Movie Star Stamps. With checklist.
1950 Harlich Corporation Movie Star Punchboard Advertisement
A 1950 distributor’s advertisement for a Movie Star Punchboard which paid out in movie star stamps and cash. From the Harlich Corporation.
Sposin’ You Pulled $300 Out of a Pack of Strollers?
Seven ads from early 1923 solicit submissions to the Strollers Movie Limerick Contest. The ads include sample limericks and picture C142 Canadian Strollers movie cards.
Let’s Go to the Movies! Clementon Theatre Pre-Code Programs, 1933-34
A collection of pre-code era Clementon Theatre movie house programs including a showing of Convention City. Includes a brief history of New Jersey’s Clementon Theatre.
Mary Fuller Advertising Card Promoting What Happened to Mary Series
A 1912 advertising card promotes the coming first part of the What Happened to Mary series of films. Features image of Edison star Mary Fuller on front with ballyhoo on back.