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Notes on the Port of St Francis (1951) | Vincent Price’s first foray in film narration is an artistic gem

Notes on the Port of St Francis is a 1951 impressionistic and culturally significant portrait of San Francisco, directed by experimental filmmaker Frank Stauffacher, based on an essay by Robert Louis Stevenson, Continue Reading

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Posted On : 29th June 2016 Published By : The Curator
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The Song of Moses (1968) | When Vincent Price gave voice to the stirring oratorio

‘I will sing to the Lord, for he has triumphed gloriously’ Song of Moses is a 70-minute oratorio by American neoclassic composer David Ward-Steinman (November 6, 1936 – April 14, Continue Reading

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Posted On : 13th June 2016 Published By : The Curator
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Goblins at the Bath House and The Calamander Chest (1978) | Two hair-raising tales of terror narrated by Vincent Price

Published by Caedmon (TC 1574) in 1978, this vinyl record contains two tales of the supernatural. Goblins at the Bath House is an Estonian fairy tale collected by Ruth Manning-Sanders in Continue Reading

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Posted On : 6th June 2016 Published By : The Curator

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