Van Williams and Bruce Lee (as the Green Hornet and Kato) enjoying some Super Bubble bubble gum.
Karate Practice Dummy, 1970s
Comic book advertisement for a BIG Life-Like Karate Practice Dummy
Gunn… Number One! 1967
Recent acquisition; The soundtrack to Gunn… Nunber One! by Henry Mancini.
Green Hornet Opens At Bijou, 1939
From the The Wilmington Morning Star, Wilmington, NC, 1939
The Mystery Squadron, 1933
A group of airborne attackers, begins a series of assaults on a dam project. Their mysterious leader, known only as “The Black Ace,” conceals his identity behind a mask. The project foreman hires a couple of stunt pilots to deal with this aerial menace.
Weltfahrt, August 7 – September 4, 1929
On September 4th, 1929, Graf Zeppelin completed an around-the-world voyage (“Weltfahrt”) covering 21,2500 miles in five legs from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen, Friedrichshafen to Tokyo, Tokyo to Los Angeles, Los Angeles to Lakehurst, and then Lakehurt to Friedrichshafen again.
Mystery of Mr. Wong, 1939
In this Monogram film, Boris Karloff plays the role of Mr. James Lee Wong, A character by Hugh Wiley with stories originally found in Collier’s magazine during the 30’s. This is the second of six movies featuring Mr. Wong, five of which Karloff took on the main role, in final installment, The Phantom of Chinatown, Keye Luke take on the role of Mr. Wong.
Now You Can Be A Junior G-Man, 1947
The Slave Market of Mucar
Found this reprint by Hermes Press at Recycled Books in Denton TX over the weekend.
Iron Clad, 1862
From the Sunday Star, Washington DC, January 9th, 1938