Television's New Frontier: The 1960s blog has lots on westerns and other TV shows.More James Warren publications ( Vampirella, Creepy, Spacemen): Included are Screen Thrills Illustrated, Wildest Westerns, Famous Monsters of Filmland, a few others. The Internet Archive has copies of 1960s magazines published by James Warren.MGM's iconic movie lion replaced by a computer-generated logo:.How silent films did special effects without computers:.Jay Dee also has many videos online of his dad talking about Nat Levine and Mascot, stuntwork, Yakima Canutt, Dave Sharpe, work at Republic Pictures, the making of the Captain Marvel serial, directing Roy Rogers westerns, more: Director William Witney's son John (Jay Dee) Witney has a website on his father and mother, Maxine Doyle:.How King Kong Was Sold to International Audiences in 1933:.Rondo Hatton, Universal's "The Creeper":.Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy and More Karoly Grosz's Classic Posters for Universal 1930's Monster Movies:.Here's June doing her dancing and acrobatic craziness in a clip from the Judy Garland/Mickey Rooney BABES IN ARMS (1939):
Remember actress and dancer June Preisser? She did some films at MGM, but is best known as one of the stars of Monogram's "Teen Agers" series in the late 1940s.
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