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Black and white photograph. Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. Present "The Silver Chalice" From the Novel by Virginia Mayo, Jack Palance, Pier Angeli and introducing Paul Newman. In CinemaScope. In WarnerColor. Directed by Victor Seville. Presented by Warner Bros. Copyright Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corporation (All Rights Reserved). Copyright is waived to magazines and newspapers. Country of origin U.S.A. Imprime aux etats-unis D'Amerique. This advertising material is property of Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corporation and is leaded pursuant to an agreement which provides the exhibitor agrees that the advertising materials are leased for use only in conjunction with the exhibit at the theater specified. Of the respected motion pictures identified in such materials and only for the purpose of properly advertising and exploiting said respective motion pictures at said theatre and the exhibition agrees that he will not trade, sublease, sell, give away or otherwise use or permit others to use such materials.

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Notes: See 367 M for Part I Location: Keen Building Type: B-roll

Subject: Tape #2: Eric Bloch Type: B-Roll

Black and white photograph. Barabbas, a Dino de Laurentiis Production starring Anthony Quinn and co-starring Silvana Mangano, Arthur Kennedy, Katy Juardo, Harry Andrews, Vittorio Gassman, Jack Palance, Ernest Borgnine. Technicolor. Technirama. A Columbia Picture. Copyright 1962, Columbia Pictures. All rights reserved. Permission granted for Newspaper and Magazine reproduction. Made in U.S.A.

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Subject: Stanley Kubrick Film Festival (Int) Jan Harlan (Executive Producer, Jubrick's Brother-in-law)) (Int) Bob Howard (FSU Askew Student Life Center) (Int) Vincent D'Onofrio (Actor) (B-Roll) VIncent and Bob talking Meagan Chestnut Standup/outtakes Notes: Tape 2 of 2 (See 370 M) Interview: Jan Harlan, Bob Howard, Vincent D'Onofrio Type: Misc

Black and white photograph. Photo R. Morgan. Cinémagazine Edition, Paris. Made in France – Fabrique en France.

Black and white photograph. This seven-reel drama, an outstanding success in its day, lured spectators with its promise of an insight into the "manifold and pictorial grandeurs of Oriental existence." Priscilla Dean played the feminine lead, portraying an unveiled seeker of alms whose character, "despite the open sensuality of the Constantinople setting, remained clean." Wallace Beery appeared as a sheik possessed of a choice harem. Other roles were played by Wheeler Oakman, Eugenie Ford, E.A. Warren, Edward Burns, Nigel de Brulier and Ethel Ritchie. Identity of those seen in this surviving still from the film is not known.