JAMES CAGNEY - "Frisco Kid" ( 1935 )
Original houndstooth plaid Jacket worn by "Bat Morgan""FRISCO KID" ( 1935 - Played by James Cagney )
Original houndstooth plaid Jacket worn by "Bat Morgan""FRISCO KID" ( 1935 - Played by James Cagney )
JAMES CAGNEY - "Captain Of The Clouds" (1942)
R.C.A.F Uniform Worn by "Brian MacLean"( Played by James Cagney )
"CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS" (1942)
ERROL FLYNN - "Kim" (1950)
Vest worn by "Mahbub Ali - The Red Beard" ( Played by Errol Flynn ) "KIM" (1950)
JAMES CAGNEY - "Never Steal Anything Small" (1959)
Original Framed shirt worn by "Jake MacIllany" ( Played by James Cagney )"NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMALL" (1959)
OSCAR PLAQUE - "A Streetcar Named Desire" (1951)
Original academy award nomination plaque presented to the "Warner Bros." studio sound department for outstanding achievement in sound recording for.."A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE" (1951)
Film starred Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh.
5-FOOT LONG USS HORNET - "Midway" (1976)
Five-foot long special effects model of the USS HORNET with numerous moving parts and fine detail.Used in the classic war movie "MIDWAY" (1976)
Starring Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford, Robert Mitchum Hal Holbrook, Robert Wagner and Toshiro Mifune.
JAMES CAGNEY - "Devil Dogs Of The Air" (1935)
Uniform Worn by "Thomas Jefferson O'Toole" ( Played by James Cagney )"DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR" (1935)
"THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT" - "The Band Wagon"
Original one of a kind acetate Recording "That's Entertainment"
"THE BAND WAGON" (1953) From Producer Arthur Freed's EstateStarring Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse, Oscar levant and Nanette Fabray This is the first ever recording of this famous classic song.
BOB HOPE - "Road To Rio" (1947) - "Son of Paleface" (1952)
Multi-colored striped jacket worn by "Hot Lips Barton"( Played by Bob Hope )
"ROAD TO RIO" (1947)
Film also starred Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour
Bob Hope also wore this jacket as " Junior Potter "
"SON OF PALEFACE" (1952) Film also starred Jane Russell, Roy Rogers and even a cameo by Bing Crosby.
Jacket was also worn by Eddie Fisher in 1957 on the George Gobel TV show.
