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Mala Powers-Jack Buetel "La rosa de Cimarrón" (Rose of Cimarron) 1952, de Harry Keller.
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Mala Powers-Jack Buetel "La rosa de Cimarrón" (Rose of Cimarron) 1952, de Harry Keller.
The Female Animal (1958) | Dir. Harry Keller
Hedy Lamarr with her co-star George Nader (left) and director Harry Keller (right) during production of the Universal-International drama The Female Animal in 1957 (the film was released the following year). This movie marked Hedy's final screen appearance at the age of 43 after embarking on a career as an actress in her native Austria in 1930. Though she later made a few television appearances and a botched attempt at a film comeback, Lamarr retired from public life in 1981 and moved to Florida where she passed away at the age of 85 in 2000.
6 Black Horses, Mexican lobby card. 1962
Moonrise (Frank Borzage, 1948).
Paris, the city of lights... and cats! A 'catman' stalks the streets (or is it just a hairy man?), is anyone safe? From Republic Pictures comes THE CATMAN OF PARIS (1946)!
Featuring the talents of notable western director Lesley Selander, serial writer Sherman Lowe, and starring Carl Esmond, Lenore Aubert, Gerald Mohr, and Douglass Dumbrille.
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The Female Animal, de Harry Keller, 1958