Unusual Poster Film Credits Part V
Posters Make For Crummy Bar Bets

It Just Depends On Where You Saw It - Part 1
An Affair To Remember
Color by DeLuxe
Processed and printed at 20th Century-Fox's DeLuxe Labs for domestic release
An Affair To Remember
Eastman Colour
DeLuxe had no European facilities at this time. The film may have been printed at Rank's Denham Labs in England.


It Just Depends On Where You Saw It - Part 2
Queen of Outer Space
Color by DeLuxe
For domestic distribution, Allied Artists got the lowest bid from DeLuxe Labs. This, by the way, is the positively worst film ever to carry a CinemaScope-Color by DeLuxe credit.
Queen of Outer Space
Print by Technicolor
For European distribution, Allied Artists used Technicolor's British labs. This, by the way, is the positively worst film ever to carry a CinemaScope-Print by Technicolor credit.


Just Downright Funny
Republic's Daniel Boone, Trail Blazer
Argentine poster. It apparently wasn't enough for the film to be made using Republic's Consolidated Film Industries' Trucolor, a new "wide screen" process named "VastVision" came into being. Hmmm! Sounds like VistaVision but was actually CFI's version of Superscope. Released in 1956
Where's the VISTA?
A 1956 Italian film from the Romana studios. Cinepanscope, eh? Great. Just great. Pardon the poor image quality. We sometimes have to settle for less than perfect.		This is not a poster, it's a place holder. When something interesting shows up it will be put here. But it's got to be more interesting than a picture of Hedy Lamarr. The Curator has a thing for the beautiful Hedy. Come to think of it, the curator has a thing for lots of handsome women. Even his wives have been good looking.


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3/30/2005