HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM 1959 AIP #13B Malou Pantera, Michael Gough horror

Description: HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM. Mystery thriller with horror elements. Notes. New York City opened Apr 17 1959 on a double feature over The Headless Ghost [NYT]. Per AFI: GB / US. Carmel Productions, Inc. / Anglo-American Productions, Ltd.; US distributed by American International Pictures. In production late Oct – late Nov 1958 on location in London and at Merton Park Studios, London. New York City opened Apr 29 1959 [this was the opening on the RKO circuit]; Westrex Recording System; Eastman Color; CinemaScope; 93-95 min; PCA No. 19228. The US release includes an about 13-minute explanation of “HypnoVista” by Emile Franchel, registered psychologist. The British release ran for 82 min according to Daily Cinema, and 80 min according to Variety when the British release was reviewed. Abridged on-screen BRITISH credits: Anglo Amalgamated Film Distributors Ltd. Horrors of the Black Museum. Starring Michael Gough. Co-starring June Cunningham. Graham Curnow. Shirley Ann Field. Featuring Geoffrey Keen. Gerald Andersen. John Warwick. Beatrice Varley. Austin Trevor. Malou Pantera. Howard Greene. Dorinda Stevens. Stuart Saunders. Hilda Barry. Nora Gordon. Director of photography ... Desmond Dickinson, B.S.C. Directed by Arthur Crabtree. [End Credits] Cast of Characters. Edmond Bancroft … Michael Gough. Joan Berkley … June Cunningham. Rick … Graham Curnow. Angela …Shirley Ann Field. Supt. Graham … Geoffrey Keen. Dr. Ballan … Gerald Andersen. Inspector Lodge … John Warwick. Aggie … Beatrice Varley. Commissioner Wayne … Austin Trevor. Peggy … Malou Pantera. Tom Rivers … Howard Greene. Gail … Dorinda Stevens. Funfair Barker … Stuart Saunders. Woman in Hall … Hilda Barry. Woman in Hall … Nora Gordon. Miss Ashton … Vanda Godsell. Bookshop Manager … Gerald Case. Sergeant … Geoffrey Denton. Constable … William Abney. Constable … Howard Pays. Police Surgeon … Frank Henderson. Fingerprint Man … Garard Green. Little Girl … Ingrid Cardon. This is an ORIGINAL 8"x10" (approx.) NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE Black and White Still, with the American International credits at the bottom border. A true photographic Still, not a computer generated print or scan. This is an Original NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE Still used to promote the film on its original release. In general, shipping costs for similar items can be combined AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Photos shown are of the actual item for sale. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

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