We're turning up some interesting Chaney memorabilia in this section (see the very cool candid of Lon HHWolfman posted in HEAVEN thread)--here are a couple odds and ends from my collection. These are old photos, taken by an old dying camera 3 yrs ago, so I apologize for the poor quality:
A piece of studio paperwork from '37. I have no memory of where I got this, but at the time I thought it was kind of cool.
(http://www.geocities.com/marcusfayne/foxfilm.JPG)
Not Chaney's own copy, but an original copy anyhow of the Inner Sanctum PILLOW OF DEATH...
(http://www.geocities.com/marcusfayne/pillow.JPG)
And a page inside the above script, showing line changes...
(http://www.geocities.com/marcusfayne/dialog.JPG)
Neat stuff...the studio paperwork is especially interesting.
Thanks , and Very cool my Fiend. I do not have these myself. If they ever need a new home. Just let me know. ;) The pictures on this site are worth the Price of admission. HHW
Harry, How about sticking your candid of Lon over here, too? We'll put a few more Lon things here--I'm sure you've got a trunk full!
These were just laying around. ;D A little early promo tv Pack for Frozen Ghost.
(http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd4/hhwolfman/DSCF0136.jpg)
Quote from: typhooforme on December 24, 2007, 12:02:24 AM
Harry, How about sticking your candid of Lon over here, too? We'll put a few more Lon things here--I'm sure you've got a trunk full!
Here ya go. What a good thread for ya to start. Oh mighty Elder. :)
(http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd4/hhwolfman/DSCF0132.jpg)
lol Now tomorrow I'll have to start digging around in the movie room to see what ephemera I can come up with! Thanks, Harry!
I have that same pic of Lon near his "camper"-
Purchased from a good UMA buddy--here is a plaster life mask of Lon from Don Post's workshop. You can just make out the vertical demarcation line down the forehead/nose/lip/chin.
(http://www.geocities.com/marcusfayne/lonmask.jpg)
And from the original Don Post mold for the A&C MEET FRANKENSTEIN Wolf Man appliance...a new latex pull. It fits Lon's face like a glove (so to speak!):
(http://www.geocities.com/marcusfayne/prostheticlon.jpg)
Oh my gosh, I totally didn't realize that Typhooforme was you, Robert! I was meaning to mention that your David Manners article was astounding, fascinating. Loved it.
Sorry, Rodd! When I came here, I dropped the old name and began using the name I use on the Peter Cushing group and others. Didn't the Chaney mask and appliance photograph well! I love it. Some luck UMA person is going to be really pleased with the Grab-Bag!