The satirical US sitcom F Troop may have only lasted two seasons (1965-1967), but it remains a cult classic – and who better to make a suitably spooky appearance at Continue Reading
On 30 January 1969, Vincent Price guest starred in the fifth-season 15th-episode of Fess Parker’s popular action-adventure US TV series Daniel Boone, playing Thaddeus Morton, a conman trying to solicit Continue Reading
The Theatre Guild and Joel Schenker Present Vincent Price and Patricia Routledge In a new musical DARLING OF THE DAY Based on Arnold Bennett’s Buried Alive and his play The Continue Reading
These five Guided Tours of the World’s Great Museums were produced by Panorama, a service of the Columbia Record Club, in 1960 in a series called, A Colorslide Tour of… Continue Reading
These three Guided Tours of the World are part of the Colorslide Travel Program produced by Panorama, a service of the Columbia Record Club, between 1961 and 1962. Each book Continue Reading
From 1961 comes the Columbia Masterworks record, America the Beautiful: The Heart of America in Poetry spoken by Vincent Price. Produced and directed by John Tobias, and written by Douglas Continue Reading
‘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
The Seattle World’s Fair, known as The Century 21 Exposition, was a six-month-long event from April 21 to October 21, 1962 in which close to 10 million visitors got a Continue Reading
‘You’re invited to a funeral’ Welcome to the Hinchley & Trumbull funeral parlour, the only establishment of its kind that has found the secret of increasing business – by Continue Reading
Christmas has come early for Vincent Price fans (like myself) and aficionados of Roger Corman’s 1960s-lensed films inspired by the feverish imaginings of Edgar Allan Poe, as Arrow Films unwrap Continue Reading
