whitey schafer (6 resultados)

Paper. Photograph. Terrific original *8 x 10" publicity "candid" still of a now forgotten b actress Helen Mack being made up "with a touch of cheek rouge" taken by the great studio photographer A.L. Schafer whose rubber stamp is on verso along with attached photo caption. Mack is best remebered for her Molly Malloy in "His Girl Friday." & "Son Of Kong." Fine. Book.

Paper. Photograph. Terrific original *8 x 10" publicity "candid" still of a now forgotten 40's starlet Alma Carroll. Ms. Caroll is riding a giant firecracker to celebrate the 4th and to publisize her movie "Smith Of Minnesota" in which she was listed 12th in a grade B programmer which starred real life football star Bruce Smith. The photo was taken by the great studio photographer A.L. Schafer whose rubber stamp is on verso along with attached photo caption. Printed on heavy stock which has some light toning to small area of the photo. Near fine. Book.

Paper. Condición: Fine. fine/Schafer's rubb. stamp & pasted down photo caption verso. Beautiful 8" x 10" photo port. of Johnson taken for publ. for Here Comes Mr. Jordan. Schafer was one of the great studio photog. Binding is photograph. Ephemera.

Nine vintage studio still photographs from the 1949 film. Two photographs with provenance stickers on the versos, and three photographs with an erratum paste-up to the title in the bottom margin of the recto. A dark and morally conflicted film by Siodmak, here at the top of his considerable directorial skills, and a powerful performance by Stanwyck, who invests her character Thelma with more ambiguity and sympathy than is found in the stereotypical femme fatale. Shot on location in Culver City, California. 8 x 10 inches. Near Fine. Grant US. Olive Films. Selby Canon. Selby Master List. Silver and Ward US. Spicer US.

No binding. Condición: Fine. [Hollywood]: Paramount Pictures, 1944. Vintage original 10 x 8" (25 x 20 cm.) black-and-white print still photo, fine. With stamp of photographer Whitey Schafer on back, as well as affixed mimeographed text. Studio portrait of Veronica Lake by Whitey Schafer, issued to promote her appearance in Paramount Pictures' BRING ON THE GIRLS, her first film in Technicolor. Coded P2745-C653.

Vintage reference photograph from the 1947 film, showing actress Marlene Dietrich playing the zither. Stamp of photographer Whitey Schafer on the verso. Based on the 1946 novel by Jolán Földes, about a British soldier who escapes from the Gestapo during World War II by posing as a gypsy. Shot on location in Bend and Corbett, Oregon. 8 x 10 inches. Near Fine.