There are just hours left in this set of auctions of *850 special rolled
posters (movie-related non-movie, including 115 travel posters!) found at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html* and there are tons
of incredible buys!
One
RIP Shirley Temple. She was born in Santa Monica, California in 1928. Her
mother quickly saw her remarkable talent, and did all she could to develop
it, and to get her noticed. She enrolled her in a dance school, where she
amazed everyone with her dancing and singing abilities at such a young age.
When she was seven years old, her life was insured with Lloyd's of London, and
the contract stipulated that no benefits would be paid if the child film star
met with death or injury while intoxicated.
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Such sad news..I still enjoy watching Shirley's movies, something a lot of
guys my age would probably not admit. But their plots are so much fun (and
so saccharine sweet) that I just can't resist. This is really tough news to
absorb.a world without Shirley Temple.my goodness!
Time waits for no
This week...Just Kids Nostalgia is offering
200 One Sheets, Pressbooks, Lobby Cards,
Inserts, Half Sheets.
Most are from the 1930s to the 1960s.
You will find Film Noir, Romantic Comedy, Musicals and Classic Hollywood.
With stars like Betty Davis, Doris Day, Natalie Wood, Lana Turner,
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For background on the parent company, here's a piece about Alibaba published
in The Economist last year:
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One of the last great film icons of the 30s has passed. There just aren’t very
many left.
Shirley Temple film posters were really some of the first collected. LIFE
magazine once did a big color
spread called FOOFS - Friends of Old Films - which featured Jane Withers and
her film poster
What a terrific life. She's delighting in heaven now. What a great poster Bruce!
Toochis
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On Feb 11, 2014, at 7:02 AM, Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com
wrote:
RIP Shirley Temple. She was born in Santa Monica, California in 1928. Her
mother quickly saw her
Not at all crass Kirby.
It's not Mexican paper after all.
Her death highlights for me what a strangely different world it was 80 years
ago, in way that Fontaine's, for instance, didn't.
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On 11 Feb 2014, at 16:44, Kirby McDaniel ki...@movieart.com wrote:
One of the last
You are so right Toochis...what an amazing person. I have collected
Shirley Temple posters since I first began collecting over 40 years ago.
Those posters will be the hardest to let go of when I finally get around to
selling off my collection. I have the Littlest Colonel framed above my
She was surely special and the 3 sheet is beautiful reminder of how bright
her star was. Thanks Kirby. I used to watch her films on TV in the 50's and
60's while growing up in Los Angeles and I loved them, even if Roy Rogers
and Commando Cody were more my style.
While I see the trades
Dear Mopos -
Wanted to attach a nice Shirley Temple photo - but system kicked it out.
How do you add a pic in a MOPO post like Bruce did for his post of the Temple
poster?
Alan
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interesting stuff.. Thanks for the info. I hope Alibaba and the 40 thieves can
start being a sharp thorn in the side of eBay. I'll bet we can even sell
toasters there!
Kenwick
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From: Posteropolis posteropo...@bell.net
To: MoPo-L MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
They can't f**k things up any worse than Ebay (which i still use, although I am
barely a blip on the seller's radar screen.) They have complicated and, driven
by greed and stupidity, made a frustrating Orwellian experience out of what
used to be truly fun. (I discovered Ebay before most people,
I can echo Greg's comments, except between 1998 2005 I sold close
to $500k through fleaBay until they finally pissed me off the final time
run like a typical US corporation (we get it all, you get nothing) it
will never get my vote again
maybe 11 Main can cut them down to size. But be
Wow Susan. You have that three-sheet! How cool! If you sell any of your
collection, I hope you have a exhibit first. It certainly sounds gallery
worthy. I'd be there! I'd certainly buy too! You are an impressive woman for
sure. What an inspiration you are to all of us.
Toochis
Hey Toochis,
Thank you...also, I realize I said LIttlest Colonel above my bed and meant
to say Littlest RebelI have The Little Colonel as a French 47x63 above my
fireplaceI'm getting old...Sue
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 12:37:03 -0800
From: fly...@pacbell.net
Subject: Re: [MOPO]
No you aren't Sue. You're just so damned busy!!
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On Feb 11, 2014, at 3:42 PM, Susan filmfantast...@msn.com wrote:
Hey Toochis,
Thank you...also, I realize I said LIttlest Colonel above my bed and
meant to say Littlest RebelI have The Little Colonel as a French
great Posts all... Temple was a original and only in the movie biz.I
remeber peopel asking for the 1972 Dolls , the early dolls and
stiils and movie mags on her. also there was cobalt blue pitchers
that where sold and bootlegged over and over.. the stowaway poster
was reprinted in 80s by IRA
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