Autographs!!

[Elisabeth]

Thanks, Mario.
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[Lugosifan1]

 Well finally after all these years was able to obtain, the elusive Fay Helm, who we all know was Bela's victim in The Wolfman. Best, Mario,  everyone have a Great New Year!!!!

[Elisabeth]

Mario...Fay Helm is stunning, isn't she?  She's one of the grand character ladies of film, who reminds me quite  a bit of Rosemary DeCamp.  Ms. Helm was a beauty, who could crawl inside her skin and portray a plain woman and make you cry.  From a shy spinster in THE WOLFMAN to a neglected, crippled wife in CALLING DR. DEATH...she was fabulous.

Elisabeth

[Creature Features]

 Well finally after all these years was able to obtain, the elusive Fay Helm, who we all know was Bela's victim in The Wolfman. Best, Mario,  everyone have a Great New Year!!!!

Awesome! How'd you get that?

[michblk]

I like it!

BK

[Anton Phibes]

 Well finally after all these years was able to obtain, the elusive Fay Helm, who we all know was Bela's victim in The Wolfman. Best, Mario,  everyone have a Great New Year!!!!

Wow. See---everyone who ever wallked near a camera for a classic horror film and then some. Truth.  Hey, M....shoot me an email. No nameplates yet. Should I still expect?

[Lugosifan1]

Thanks guys, she was tough!!! as far as obtaining her, after many years of dealing with different collectors, they know kinda who your looking for,,and there she was! Mario

[Lugosifan1]

  ok here's another one that I've longed for , it's turning out to be a very good year so far. I'll have to fix the Helm photos they accidently got deleted. Anyway, Murders in the Rue Morgue's  Arlene Frances.

[Lugosifan1]

  Here's the photo of Fay Helm again, couldn't figure out how to include it back in the original posting. Mario

[monsterphile]

Se new additions--

First, Laura LaPlante from THE CAT AND THE CANARY



and then another Harryhausen heavy, Torin Thatcher from THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD. 



Maybe a couple of more tomorrow...

[Herr Vogel]

Great stuff guys.

I have been inspired by all of your great collections and have begun to dabble in autographs myself.  I am waiting on a Janina Faye (Horror of Dracula) to arrive in the mail any day now.

[Lugosifan1]

Torin's tough!!! good score, nice presentation!!!!!! Mario

[michblk]

Torin's tough!!! good score, nice presentation!!!!!! Mario

I concur! 

BK

[monsterphile]

Adding a couple more to the album tonight.  First is Kathryn Grant, also of THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD.  I still need Richard Eyer (
Baroni the Genie) and then I'll probably combine him with the Grant, Thatcher, and Kerwin Mathews for a 7TH VOYAGE display.



Next, is Peggy Moran of THE MUMMY'S HAND.  I screwed up the page, but I'll just have to redo it later when I get a chance.

[typhooforme]

For laughs, at least--although I have a Clifton Webb thread here in MEM. MEM. already, I'm sticking this recently acquired autographed photo here.  Webb's only genre connection, sort of, is his role in the great murder mystery film LAURA (and he was very nearly cast in the James Mason role in JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH, but it didn't work out!).  Anyhow, I recently acquired this, which he sent to singer Grace Moore in the late 1930s as a Christmas card!  Webb did a fair amount of comedy, too--MR. SCOUTMASTER, MR. BELVEDERE GOES TO COLLEGE, and others--and this is surely a good example of his sense of humor in real life!  In case you have trouble reading his handwriting, he wrote:  MAY I GURGLE MERRY CHRISTMAS--CLIFTON WEBB