Time For A Movie, Boys and Girls

From PRC Pictures in 1943, we present Armida and Edgar Kennedy starring in "The Girl From Monterrey." With screenplay by Arthur Hoerl and original story by George Green and Robert Gordon, this motion picture was produced by Jack Schwarz and directed by Wallace Fox.

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Can You Walk After You have Assumed Room Temperatue?

From 1943, here's another PRC flick, "Dead Men Walk," strring George Zucco and Mary Carlisle.  This picture, with original screenplay by Fred Myton, was produced by Sigmund Neufeld and directed by Sam Newfield.  After being killed by his twin brother, Elwyn Clayton rises from the grave as a vampire intent on ruining his brother's life.

Time For Some PRC Cinema

From PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) in 1945, we present, "The Man Who Walked Alone."  This picture starred Dave O'Brien (or "Reefer Madness" fame or infamy), Kay Aldredge and Walter Catlett, along with Guinn (Big Boy) Williams.  Screenplay by Robert Lee Johnson, with original story by the film's associate producer and director, Christy Cabanne.

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Time For Another Flick From Poverty Row

From Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC) in 1943, here are George Zucco, Wanda McKay, Byron Foulger, and Glenn Strange in "The Black Raven." With original screenplay by Fred Myton, this picture was produced by Sigmund Neufeld and directed by Sam Newfield.

Time For A Movie

From 1947, here's Stuart Erwin starring in "Heading For Heaven."  In this one, our star is convinced that he will die soon so crooks  can buy his property.  With Glenda Farrell, Russ Vincent, Irene Ryan (the future Granny from The Beverly Hillbillies), Milburn Stone (destined to play Doc on the television series Gunsmoke), and George O'Hanlon (at the time playing Joe McDoakes in a series of Warner Brothers short subjects and who in later years would be the voice of George Jetson).  With screenplay by Lewis D. Collins and Oscar Mugge , based on a play by Charles Webb and Daniel Brown, and with Jack Schwarz as executive producer, this motion picture, an Ace Pictures production released by Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC) was produced by George Moskov and directed by Lewis D. Collins.


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Here's How To Make Your Own Monsters

Here's another PRC flick, this one from 1944 entitled "The Monster Maker."  In this one, a mad scientist injects his enemies with acromegaly virus, which cause them to become hideously deformed.  This picute, starring J. Carroll Naish and Ralph Morgan, with Tala Birell and Wanda McKay, and with original story by Lawrence Williams and screenplay by Pierre Gendron and Martin Mooney, was produced by Sigmund Neufeld and directed by Sam Newfield.

More PRC

Here's another one from Producers Releasing Corporation, "The Panther's Claw."  with Sidney Blackmer as Thatcher Colt and Ricki Vallin as Anthony Abbot, plus Byron Foulger and Herbert Rawlinson.  With George R. Batcheller in charge of production, original story by Anthony Abbot and screenplay by Martin Mooney, this 1942 film was produced by Lester Cutler and directed by William Beaudine.

Time For A Poverty Row Classic

From PRC Pictures (Producers Releasing Corporation) in 1945, here is the Poverty Row classic "Detour," starring Tom Neal and Ann Savage, with Claudia Drake, Edmund MacDonald, Tim Ryan, Esther Howard, and Pat Gleason.  With screenplay and original story by Martin Goldsmith, this picutre was produced by Leon Fromkess and directed by Edgar G. Ulmer.

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Let's Make It a Twin Bill

Here's one from Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC) in 1942.  Here are Mary Carlisle and Richard Cromwell starring in "Baby Face Morgan," with Robert Armstrong, Chick Chandler, Warren Hymer, Charles Judels, Vince Barnett, and Ralf Harolde. With screenplay by Edward Dein and Jack Rubin and story by Oscar Brodney and Jack Rubin, this motion picture was produced by Jack Schwarz with  Leon Fromkess in charge of production and directed by Arthur Dreifuss.

Time For A Movie!

Here's one from PRC Pictures (Producers Releasing Corporation) dating back to 1944, "Dixie Jamboree," which stars Frances Langford and Guy Kibbee.  This flick was produced by Jack Schwarz and directed by Christy Cabanne with screenplay by Sam Neuman based on Lawrence E. Taylor's original story.

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