Latest posts tagged with #MaxBrand on Bluesky
‘So Peter Zinn took charge of the blacksmith shop, and the town declared him reformed’
#Illustration by #WilliamFrederickFoster for #MaxBrand (Faust), “Bulldog”
*Collier’s*, Feb. 23 1924, p.26
#FrederickSchillerFaust #illustrationart #illustrationartists #blacksmith
‘Jeff Minster, yelling with pain, caught out his hunting knife and raised it. He stabbed, but still Blondy clung’
#Illustration by #WilliamFrederickFoster for #MaxBrand (Faust), “Bulldog”
*Collier’s* Feb. 23 1924, p.26
#FrederickSchillerFaust #illustrationart #illustrationartists
Max Brand (Frederick Schiller Faust [1892-1944]), “Bulldog”
*Collier’s*, February 23, 1924
#MaxBrand #FrederickSchillerFaust #illustrationart #illustrationartists #WilliamFrederickFoster #WillFoster
The Bandit Of The Black Hills by Max Brand (Frederick Schiller Faust) (Corgi T98, 1955). #TheBanditOfTheBlackHills #MaxBrand #FrederickSchillerFaust #1950s #book #books #paperback #CorgiBook #CorgiBooks #western #cowboy
#Ciné25 -582
📽️ R. G. Springsteen (1950)
Passé l’écueil, passé l’écueil, des mélomanes des tumbleweeds, c’est une production fort méritante et plutôt méconnue.
Le cachet global est plutôt original décors, mise en scène.
🎼 #NathanScott 📸 #ReggieLanning
📖 #MaxBrand ✍️ #DorrellMcGowan
#Ciné25 -453
📽️ George Marshall (1939) ✨
Western d’avant-guerre bien ficelé, rythmé, solide sur sa narration.
Et puis, que dire de ses interprètes. Mention pour James Stewart alerte et inventif face à La Dietrich.
📖 #MaxBrand 📸 #HalMohr
🎼 #FrankSkinner ✍️ #FelixJackson
#ComingUpOnTCM
DR. KILDARE'S STRANGE CASE (1940) Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day
Dir.: Harold S. Bucquet 7:30 AM PT
Dr. Kildare uses pioneering techniques to treat a mental patient.
1h 16m | Medical Drama | TV-G
#TCM #TCMParty #MaxBrand
#ComingUpOnTCM
CALLING DR. GILLESPIE (1942) Lionel Barrymore, Donna Reed, Philip Dorn
Dir.: Harold S. Bucquet 5:30 AM PT
Dr. Gillespie has to diagnose and fight a homicidal maniac.
1h 24m | Medical Drama | TV-G
#TCM #TCMParty #MaxBrand
‘So Peter Zinn took charge of the blacksmith shop, and the town declared him reformed’
#Illustration by #WilliamFrederickFoster for #MaxBrand (Faust), “Bulldog”
*Collier’s*, Feb. 23 1924, p.26
#FrederickSchillerFaust #illustrationart #illustrationartists #blacksmith
‘Jeff Minster, yelling with pain, caught out his hunting knife and raised it. He stabbed, but still Blondy clung’
#Illustration by #WilliamFrederickFoster for #MaxBrand (Faust), “Bulldog”
*Collier’s* Feb. 23 1924, p.26
#FrederickSchillerFaust #illustrationart #illustrationartists
full issue at https://archive.org/details/colliersmagazine
Max Brand (Frederick Schiller Faust [1892-1944]), “Bulldog”
*Collier’s*, February 23, 1924
#MaxBrand #FrederickSchillerFaust #illustrationart #illustrationartists #WilliamFrederickFoster #WillFoster
Book "A Flight Through Hell" by Michael d'Avranches.
There is a used bookstore in the basement of the San Mateo county History museum (only open on Saturdays). I don't know anything about this book, but it was $1, and the title makes me think it won't be dull at least. Also it is short. Also got some #MaxBrand westerns. #books
#ComingUpOnTCM
DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS (1940) Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day
Dir.: Harold S. Bucquet 7:10 AM PT
Dr. Kildare's wedding could be called off because the bride's brother is epileptic.
1h 15m | Medical Drama | TV-G
#TCM #TCMParty #MaxBrand
#ComingUpOnTCM
DR. KILDARE GOES HOME (1940) Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day
Dir.: Harold S. Bucquet 7:10 AM PT
Dr. Kildare gives up big-city success to help his father set up a small-town medical clinic.
1h 18m | Medical Drama | TV-G
#TCM #TCMParty #MaxBrand
#ComingUpOnTCM
DR. KILDARE'S STRANGE CASE (1940) Lew Ayers, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day
Dir.: Harold J. Bucquet 7:08 AM PT
Dr. Kildare tries to help an unlucky brain surgeon and his seemingly-insane patient.
1h 16m | Medical Mystery | TV-G
#TCM #TCMParty #MaxBrand
How about some original #drkildare #novels by #maxbrand ? tinyurl.com/mr2ra426 #histmed Some appeared in the #pulpmagazines in the 1930s & 1940s
