… Oh Christmas Tree, you look like Frances Rafferty
The Million Eyes of Su-muru
Beautiful and deadly Su-muru (played by Shirley Eaton) has plans for world conquest by killing off the male leaders of the world and replacing them with women. In order to do so, she employs the use of her army of female assassins. The only thing standing in her way are two wisecracking CIA agents; Nick West (George Nader) and Tommy Carter (Frankie Avalon). Watch it in all of its campy, 60’s goodness on tubitv.com)
Sapphire and Steel (1979-1982)
Sapphire and Steel was a British TV sci-fi production that centered around two alien beings whose assignment was to guard the flow of time.
The show was a low budget affair that ran for four years, consisting of six serials. All six serials are currently playing on Tubitv.com
Green Hornet Wrist Radio
Box art used for the Green Hornet wrist radio, produced in 1966 by REMCO
Under the Mistletoe
I found this photo back in May, but didn’t want to post it at that time. Unfortunately it’s still relevant eight months later.
First Draft
The Beautiful Wende Wagner
More promotional shots of Wende Wagner (December 6, 1941 – February 26, 1997)
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Remembering Werner Klemperer
Werner Klemperer (March 22, 1920 – December 6, 2000) is best known for his role as the bumbling Colonel Wilhelm Klink, a role he only agreed to take on with the condition that none of Klink’s schemes would ever succeed and that he would always wind up looking foolish. Klemperer, son of conductor Otto Klemperer, was born in Cologne, Germany in 1920. In 1935, while he was a teenager, he and his family emigrated from Germany and settled in Los Angeles. He later served in the U.S. Army from 1942-45. He has 95 acting credits to his name, including an uncredited cameo appearance the Batman episode called “It’s How You Play the Game.” (below)
Esquivel, Strings Aflame
Recorded in Webster Hall, New York City, January and February, 1959. Classified as Space-Age, Big Band, Easy Listening and Latin Jazz
Green Hornet #16
Green Hornet Comics #16, published January 1944
