McHale's Navy joins the Air Force Orson Welles ) The black cast play

) The black cast play slaves who've been recently freed from the plantations following the American Civil War - whilst the white cast play the baddies who want to take them right back there

- just be careful you don't get an itchy ankle or you could blow your foot off

Using acrylics and coloured pencils on gessoed board Drew Struzan created an assemblage here to surpass his final artwork on the U

Mai Zetterling portrays the depressing reality of life within the girls' Borstal

- the power of the trucks - and the branding for all time of the Trucking genre

McHale's Navy joins the Air Force Orson Welles ) The black cast playHilarious fun with the McHale's navy crew. Historic water damage to the reverse and small paper loss at the bottom border. Interesting picture of a navy PT patrol boat morphed into an aeroplane together with a desert island scene at the lower right. This Universal Pictures British Quad film poster gives us an idea of some of the American comedy films produced in the 1960's which still harked back to the Second World War that had finished two decades