Zombies Terror of the Living Dead / Baba Yaga / The Devil Witch / Kiss Me Kill Me Memorabilia There is a brown mark

There is a brown mark as seen on Julie London's cheek and red ink fold transfer just above the top lip

This dance craze swept the Nation off their feet and pictured here is Melora Hardina as Sandy in a racy pose with J

These things are never straightforward

These were the dayts when many a film were made about the game of poker (The Cincinnati Kid being another fine example

Nottingham and London this 1955 film poster pictures the ruthless vice gang that dominated Chicago

Zombies Terror of the Living Dead / Baba Yaga / The Devil Witch / Kiss Me Kill Me Memorabilia There is a brown markThis is one of the first releases to be publicised by Mike Wheeler Publicity Ltd. whose printed details appear at the side of the poster. Mike had just gone freelance and was the following year to handle the publicity for "Emmanuelle" for which he was successful in arranging in the National Press and with London Transport the famous topless shot of Sylvia Krystel posing in the wicker chair. Mike employed Tom Chantrell for the artwork on these posters