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A few of my pieces from Babe's first movie...
speedyhandbilloutside.jpg speedyhandbillinside.jpg speedyphoto.jpg |
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Speedy is a great little movie...you can sometimes catch it on TCM. The Babe's part is very small, but he really demonstrates a natural ability to ham it up as Harold Lloyd drives him to Yankee Stadium at breakneck speed. It's a thoroughly enjoyable film and there is at least one lobbycard that pictures the Bambino.
This is the only one of the photo plates that pictures Ruth in the Photoplay edition of the book, published in 1928. ![]()
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Here is Tom Mix playing for his own baseball team in a Hollywood industry recreational league.
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Hi-
I have had the photo scanned below for a few months but I have no idea what it depicts. I assume it is a movie publicity photo as it has a stamp on the back that reads, "Photo by Ernest a Bachrach Radio Pictures Copyright 1942 RKO Radio Pictures Inc.". On the front in white it says, "LD - Adv - 48" Could anyone tell me what movie (or show) it is from and who it depicts? Unfortunately, I have not watched very many old baseball movies. I hope it is germaine to this thread. Thanks in advance, Alan Elefson aelefson@hotmail.com |
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The film is the 1943 RKO release LADIES DAY, starring Lupe Velez (pictured). She was best known as the star of the "Mexican Spitfire" series. Her costar in the film was Eddie Albert, who we remember today for TV's "Green Acres". The plot centers on the efforts of Sox pitcher Albert's teammates to break up his romantic relationship with Velez, because he plays poorly when he's in love.
The guy in the photo is Max Baer...yes, Jethro's dad...the former heavyweight champion of the world! He played the catcher for Albert and got fourth billing in the film. |
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1. Original Type 1 of Ruth on the set of "The Babe Comes Home".
2. The Natural memorabilia:
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Well The Natural makes my list as well as The Pride of the Yankees, Field of Dreams, Major League, Miracle, Hoosiers, and the original Longest Yard.
BTW...Great Thread! Last edited by thekingofclout; 08-31-2009 at 05:40 AM. |
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Thanks Rick! I really appreciate the information! Thanks also to everyone who posted. The items shown here are fantastic!
Alan |
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My Pedro Cerrano uniform from the filming of Major League II.....
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Last edited by scooter729; 09-01-2009 at 01:26 PM. |
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