LEX BARKER VINTAGE 4 EACH SEXY BARE CHESTED " Tarzan " PHOTOGRAPHS WEBB ARCHIVE
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LEX BARKER VINTAGE 4 EACH SEXY BARE CHESTED "Tarzan" PHOTOGRAPHS WEBB ARCHIVE
PROVENANCE: From the collection of legendary 20th Centur...y-Fox film editor, J. WATSON WEBB, JR. who was a close friend of Lex Barker
DESCRIPTION: GROUP LOT OF 4 EACH: Actor LEX BARKER vintage 1950s authentic original unique, candid and never-before-seen photographs of him shirtless - probably taken by Watson Webb. All were adhered to scrapbook paper previously.
- SIZE: approx. 4 1/2" X 3"
- TONE: B&W
- FINISH: glossy
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SHIPPING TERMS
- I ship all items using, what I call, triple protection packing.The photos are inserted into a display bag with a white board, thenpacked in between two thick packaging boards and lastly wrapped withplastic film for weather protection before being placed into theshipping envelope.
- The shipping cost for U.S. shipments includes USPS "Delivery Confirmation" tracking.
- Combined Shipping Discounts - only an additional $2.00 for any additional items purchased after the first item.
PAYMENT TERMS
- Please pay within three (3) days of purchase.
- I reserve the right to re-list the item(s) if payment is not received within seven (7) days.
- California residents - please wait for me to adjust the invoice to include California Sales Tax of 7.25% and 9.5% for Los Angeles residents.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
I will respond to all inquiries within 24 hours. Please feel free to contact me anytime at 1-310-880-8140 (Pacific Standard Time)
---------------------------------------------------------------------J. WATSON WEBB, JR.
James WatsonWebb, Jr. (January 9, 1916 ? June 10, 2000)was an American film editor and heir to both the Havemeyer and Vanderbilt families.He was bornin Syosset, New York to Electra HavemeyerWebb, the founder of the Shelburne Museum; and James WatsonWebb, Sr., the great-grandson of CorneliusVanderbilt. He attended Groton School and Yale University from which hegraduated in 1938. In 1946 he began work in California as an apprenticefilm editor at 20th-Century Fox.In 1949, after a meeting with Darryl F. Zanuck, he was promoted toassistant film cutter. He eventually became Zanuck's head film cutter. He wasalso reported as being involved in the founding the American CinemaEditors. Webb was theeditor of numerous films including A Letter toThree Wives, The Razor'sEdge with Tyrone Power, Wing and a Prayer, State Fair, With aSong in My Heart, Call Northside 777 and Cheaperby the Dozen. Webb retired from film editing in 1952; Barbara McLean, his boss, promoted Hugh S. Fowler to replace him.Webb servedas the President of the Shelburne Museum from 1960 until 1977and then became Chairman of the Board of Directors until 1996. Watson resignedfrom the Board that year in a dispute over the deaccessioning ofan estimated $25-million worth of the museum's Impressionist collection, which hismother had given to the museum. He died in Los Angeles, California on June 10, 2000.
LEX BARKER BIO (May 8, 1919? May 11, 1973) was an American actor best known for playing Tarzan of the Apesand leading characters from Karl May's novels. Born AlexanderCrichlow Barker, Jr. in Rye, New York, he was the second child of AlexanderCrichlow Barker, Sr., a wealthy Canadian-born building contractor and hisAmerican wife, the former Marion Thornton Beals. His father later worked as astockbroker. Barker had an elder sister, Frederica Amelia (1917?1980). Barkerwas also a direct descendant of the founder of Rhode Island, Roger Williams, and of Sir William Henry Crichlow, historical Governor General of Barbados.Raised in NewYork City and Portchester, New York, Barker attended the Fessenden School andgraduated from Phillips Exeter Academy. He played football as well as the oboe.He attended Princeton University, but dropped out in order to join a theatricalstock company, much to the chagrin of his family.Barker madeit to Broadway once, in a small role in a short run of Shakepeare's TheMerry Wives of Windsor in 1938. He also had a small role in Orson Welles'sdisastrous Five Kings, which met with so many problems in Boston andPhiladelphia that it never made it into New York. Barker reportedly was spottedby scouts from Twentieth Century Fox and offered a film contract in 1939, butcould not convince his parents to sign it (he was underage). Disowned by hisfamily for his choice of an acting career, he worked in a steel mill andstudied engineering at night.In February1941, ten months before the attack on Pearl Harbor, Barker left his fledglingacting career and enlisted in the U.S. Army. He rose to the rank of majorduring the war. He was wounded in action (in the head and leg) fighting inSicily.Back in theU.S., Barker recuperated at an Arkansas military hospital, then upon hisdischarge from service, traveled to Los Angeles. Within a short time, he landeda small role in his first film, Doll Face (1945). A string of smallroles followed, the best of which was as Emmett Dalton in the Western Returnof the Bad Men (1948). Barker soon found the role that would bring himfame.In Tarzan'sMagic Fountain (1949), Barker became the tenth official Tarzan of themovies. His blond, handsome, and intelligent appearance, as well as hisathletic, now 6'4" frame, helped make him popular in the role JohnnyWeissmuller had made his own for sixteen years. Barker made only five Tarzanfilms, but he remains one of the actors best known for the role.His stardomas Tarzan led him to a variety of heroic roles in other films, primarilyWesterns, and one interesting (and quite non-heroic) part in a World War IIfilm, Away All Boats (1956).In 1957, ashe found it harder to find work in American films, Barker moved to Europe (hespoke French, Italian, Spanish, and some German), where he found popularity andstarred in over forty European films, including two movies based on the novelsby Italian author Emilio Salgari (1862?1911). In Italy he also had a short butcompelling role as Anita Ekberg's fiancé in Federico Fellini's La dolce vita(1960).In Germany hehad his greatest success. There he starred in two movies based on the"Doctor Mabuse" stories (formerly filmed by Fritz Lang), in themovies Frauenarzt Dr. Sibelius and Frühstück im Doppelbett, andin 13 movies based on novels by German author Karl May (1842?1912), playingsuch well-known May characters as Old Shatterhand, Kara Ben Nemsi, and Dr. Sternau.In 1966, Barker was awarded the "Bambi Award" as "Best ForeignActor" in Germany, where he was a major, very popular, star. He evenrecorded a single, in German, with Martin Böttcher, the composer of some of thesoundtracks of the Karl May movies: "Ich bin morgen auf dem Weg zudir" ("I'll be on the way to you tomorrow") and "Mädchen inSamt und Seide" ("Girl in Silk and Velvet"). He returned to theU.S. occasionally and made a handful of guest appearances on Americantelevision episodes. But Europe, and especially Germany, was his professionalhome for the remainder of his life.Barker wasmarried five times:Constance Rhodes Thurlow (married 27 June 1942, divorced 1950). She was a daughter of Leon Rhodes Thurlow, a vice president of the Decorated Metal Manufacturing Company. They had one daughter, Lynn Thurlow Barker (born 11 April 1943) and a son, Alexander "Zan" Crichlow Barker III (born 1947). In 1952 Constance Barker married, as her second husband, John Lawrence Adams, a descendant of John Quincy Adams. Actress Arlene Dahl (married 1951, divorced 1952)Actress Lana Turner (married September 8, 1953, divorced July 22, 1957). According to a book by her daughter, Cheryl Crane, Turner ordered Barker out of their home one night at gunpoint after Cheryl, aged 13, accused him of molesting her over a long period of time. Divorce followed quickly, though no charges were filed, and the couple's 1957 divorce record does not allude to the allegation. Irene Labhardt (married 1957, died in 1962 of leukemia), a Swiss actress. They had one son, Christopher (born 1960), who became an actor and singer.María del Carmen "Tita" Rosario Soledad Cervera y Fernández de la Guerra (married 1965, divorced 1972, though divorce not deemed legally valid). Voted Miss Spain in 1962, Tita Barker later became the wife of movie producer Espartaco Santoni in 1975 (the marriage turned out to be bigamous) and later still, in 1985, the fifth and final wife of billionaire art collector Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza. Barker diedthree days after his 54th birthday, in 1973, of a heart attack while walkingdown a street in New York City on his way to meet his fiancée, actress KarenKondazian. The funeral was in New York. He was cremated and the ashes weretaken by his last wife to Spain.Filmography List of film credits Year Title Role Notes 1945 Doll Face Jack, Coast Guardsman uncredited 1946 Do You Love Me Party Guest uncredited 1946 Two Guys From Milwaukee Fred, the Usher uncredited 1947 The Farmer's Daughter Olaf Holstrom 1947 Crossfire Harry 1947 Under the Tonto Rim Joe, Deputy in Tonto 1947 Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome Ambulance Driver uncredited 1947 Unconquered Royal American Officer uncredited 1948 Berlin Express Soldier uncredited 1948 Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House Carpenter Foreman 1948 The Velvet Touch Paul Banton 1948 Return of the Badmen Emmett Dalton 1949 Tarzan's Magic Fountain Tarzan 1950 Tarzan and the Slave Girl Tarzan 1951 Tarzan's Peril Tarzan 1952 Tarzan's Savage Fury Tarzan 1952 Thunder Over the Plains Captain Bill Hodges 1952 Battles of Chief Pontiac Kent McIntire 1953 Tarzan and the She-Devil Tarzan 1954 The Mystery of The Black Jungle Tremal Naik Original (Italian) title: I misteri della giungla nera 1954 The Yellow Mountain Andy Martin 1955 The Man from Bitter Ridge Jeff Carr 1955 Duel on the Mississippi André Tulane 1955 Black Devils of Kali Tremal Naik Original (Italian) title: La vendetta dei Tughs 1956 The Price of Fear Dave Barrett 1956 Away All Boats Commander Quigley 1957 War Drums Mangas Coloradas 1957 The Girl in The Kremlin Steve Anderson 1957 Jungle Heat Dr. Jim Ransom 1957 The Deerslayer Deerslayer 1957 The Girl in Black Stockings David Hewson 1958 Strange Awakening Peter Chance 1958 Captain Falcon Pietro Original (Italian) title: Capitan Fuoco 1959 Mission in Morocco Bruce Reynolds 1959 Son of the Red Corsair Enrico di Ventimiglia Original (Italian) title: Il figlio del corsaro rosso 1959 The Pirate and the Slave Girl Drakut Original (Italian) title: La scimitarra del Saraceno 1960 Terror of the Red Mask Marco Original (Italian) title: Terrore della maschera rossa 1960 La Dolce Vita Robert Italian film 1960 Knight of 100 Faces Riccardo D'Arce Original (Italian) title: Il cavaliere dai cento volti 1960 Pirates of the Coast Captain Luis Monterey Original (Italian) title: I pirati della costa 1960 Robin Hood and the Pirates Robin Hood Original (Italian) title: Robin Hood e i pirati 1961 The Secret of the Black Falcon Captain Don Carlos de Herrera Original (Italian) title: Il segreto dello sparviero nero 1961 El secreto de los hombres azules Fred Spanish/French film 1961 The Return of Dr. Mabuse Joe Como Original (German) title: Im Stahlnetz des Dr. Mabuse 1962 The Invisible Dr. Mabuse Joe Como Original (German) title: Die unsichtbaren Krallen des Dr. Mabuse 1962 Dr. Sibelius Dr. Georg Sibelius Original (German) title: Frauenarzt Dr. Sibelius 1962 Treasure of Silver Lake Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Der Schatz im Silbersee 1963 The Executioner of Venice Sandrigo Bembo Original (Italian) title: Il boia di Venezia 1963 Breakfast in Bed Victor H. Armstrong Original (German) title: Frühstück im Doppelbett 1963 Storm Over Ceylon Larry Stone Original (Italian) title: Tempesta su Ceylon 1963 Kali Yug: Goddess of Vengeance Major Ford Original (Italian) title: Kali Yug, la dea della vendetta 1963 Il mistero del tempio indiano Major Ford Italian film 1963 Apache Gold Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou I 1964 Apaches Last Battle Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Old Shatterhand 1964 Victim Five Steve Martin UK film, USA title: Code 7, Victim 5 1964 Yellow Devil Kara Ben Nemsi Original (German) title: Der Schut 1964 Last of the Renegades Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou II 1965 The Treasure of the Aztecs Dr. Karl Sternau Original (German) title: Der Schatz der Azteken 1965 Pyramid of the Sun God Dr. Karl Sternau Original (German) title: Die Pyramide des Sonnengottes 1965 Twenty-Four Hours to Kill Captain Jamie Faulkner UK film 1965 A Place Called Glory Clint Brenner Original (German) title: Die Hölle von Manitoba 1965 The Wild Men of Kurdistan Kara Ben Nemsi Original (German) title: Durchs wilde Kurdistan 1965 The Desperado Trail Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou III 1965 Fury of the Sabers Kara Ben Nemsi Original (German) title: Im Reiche des silbernen Löwen 1966 Who Killed Johnny R.? Sam Dobie Original (German) title: Wer kennt Johnny R.? 1966 Killer's Carnival Glenn Cassidy Original (French) title: Le carnaval des barbouzes 1966 Half-Breed Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou und das Halbblut Apanatschi 1967 Women Times Seven Rik 1967 Die Slowly, You'll Enjoy It More Bob Urban Original (German) title: Mister Dynamit ? Morgen küßt Euch der Tod 1967 Blood Demon Roger Mont Elise Original (German) title: Die Schlangengrube und das Pendel
Also released as: Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism 1968 Winnetou and Shatterhand in the Valley of Death Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou und Shatterhand im Tal der Toten 1970 Wenn du bei mir bist Kapitän Hannes Schneider German film 1970 Aoom Ristol Spanish film (courtesy of Wikipedia)
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PROVENANCE: From the collection of legendary 20th Centur...y-Fox film editor, J. WATSON WEBB, JR. who was a close friend of Lex Barker
DESCRIPTION: GROUP LOT OF 4 EACH: Actor LEX BARKER vintage 1950s authentic original unique, candid and never-before-seen photographs of him shirtless - probably taken by Watson Webb. All were adhered to scrapbook paper previously.
- SIZE: approx. 4 1/2" X 3"
- TONE: B&W
- FINISH: glossy
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SHIPPING TERMS
- I ship all items using, what I call, triple protection packing.The photos are inserted into a display bag with a white board, thenpacked in between two thick packaging boards and lastly wrapped withplastic film for weather protection before being placed into theshipping envelope.
- The shipping cost for U.S. shipments includes USPS "Delivery Confirmation" tracking.
- Combined Shipping Discounts - only an additional $2.00 for any additional items purchased after the first item.
PAYMENT TERMS
- Please pay within three (3) days of purchase.
- I reserve the right to re-list the item(s) if payment is not received within seven (7) days.
- California residents - please wait for me to adjust the invoice to include California Sales Tax of 7.25% and 9.5% for Los Angeles residents.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
I will respond to all inquiries within 24 hours. Please feel free to contact me anytime at 1-310-880-8140 (Pacific Standard Time)
---------------------------------------------------------------------J. WATSON WEBB, JR.
James WatsonWebb, Jr. (January 9, 1916 ? June 10, 2000)was an American film editor and heir to both the Havemeyer and Vanderbilt families.He was bornin Syosset, New York to Electra HavemeyerWebb, the founder of the Shelburne Museum; and James WatsonWebb, Sr., the great-grandson of CorneliusVanderbilt. He attended Groton School and Yale University from which hegraduated in 1938. In 1946 he began work in California as an apprenticefilm editor at 20th-Century Fox.In 1949, after a meeting with Darryl F. Zanuck, he was promoted toassistant film cutter. He eventually became Zanuck's head film cutter. He wasalso reported as being involved in the founding the American CinemaEditors. Webb was theeditor of numerous films including A Letter toThree Wives, The Razor'sEdge with Tyrone Power, Wing and a Prayer, State Fair, With aSong in My Heart, Call Northside 777 and Cheaperby the Dozen. Webb retired from film editing in 1952; Barbara McLean, his boss, promoted Hugh S. Fowler to replace him.Webb servedas the President of the Shelburne Museum from 1960 until 1977and then became Chairman of the Board of Directors until 1996. Watson resignedfrom the Board that year in a dispute over the deaccessioning ofan estimated $25-million worth of the museum's Impressionist collection, which hismother had given to the museum. He died in Los Angeles, California on June 10, 2000.
LEX BARKER BIO (May 8, 1919? May 11, 1973) was an American actor best known for playing Tarzan of the Apesand leading characters from Karl May's novels. Born AlexanderCrichlow Barker, Jr. in Rye, New York, he was the second child of AlexanderCrichlow Barker, Sr., a wealthy Canadian-born building contractor and hisAmerican wife, the former Marion Thornton Beals. His father later worked as astockbroker. Barker had an elder sister, Frederica Amelia (1917?1980). Barkerwas also a direct descendant of the founder of Rhode Island, Roger Williams, and of Sir William Henry Crichlow, historical Governor General of Barbados.Raised in NewYork City and Portchester, New York, Barker attended the Fessenden School andgraduated from Phillips Exeter Academy. He played football as well as the oboe.He attended Princeton University, but dropped out in order to join a theatricalstock company, much to the chagrin of his family.Barker madeit to Broadway once, in a small role in a short run of Shakepeare's TheMerry Wives of Windsor in 1938. He also had a small role in Orson Welles'sdisastrous Five Kings, which met with so many problems in Boston andPhiladelphia that it never made it into New York. Barker reportedly was spottedby scouts from Twentieth Century Fox and offered a film contract in 1939, butcould not convince his parents to sign it (he was underage). Disowned by hisfamily for his choice of an acting career, he worked in a steel mill andstudied engineering at night.In February1941, ten months before the attack on Pearl Harbor, Barker left his fledglingacting career and enlisted in the U.S. Army. He rose to the rank of majorduring the war. He was wounded in action (in the head and leg) fighting inSicily.Back in theU.S., Barker recuperated at an Arkansas military hospital, then upon hisdischarge from service, traveled to Los Angeles. Within a short time, he landeda small role in his first film, Doll Face (1945). A string of smallroles followed, the best of which was as Emmett Dalton in the Western Returnof the Bad Men (1948). Barker soon found the role that would bring himfame.In Tarzan'sMagic Fountain (1949), Barker became the tenth official Tarzan of themovies. His blond, handsome, and intelligent appearance, as well as hisathletic, now 6'4" frame, helped make him popular in the role JohnnyWeissmuller had made his own for sixteen years. Barker made only five Tarzanfilms, but he remains one of the actors best known for the role.His stardomas Tarzan led him to a variety of heroic roles in other films, primarilyWesterns, and one interesting (and quite non-heroic) part in a World War IIfilm, Away All Boats (1956).In 1957, ashe found it harder to find work in American films, Barker moved to Europe (hespoke French, Italian, Spanish, and some German), where he found popularity andstarred in over forty European films, including two movies based on the novelsby Italian author Emilio Salgari (1862?1911). In Italy he also had a short butcompelling role as Anita Ekberg's fiancé in Federico Fellini's La dolce vita(1960).In Germany hehad his greatest success. There he starred in two movies based on the"Doctor Mabuse" stories (formerly filmed by Fritz Lang), in themovies Frauenarzt Dr. Sibelius and Frühstück im Doppelbett, andin 13 movies based on novels by German author Karl May (1842?1912), playingsuch well-known May characters as Old Shatterhand, Kara Ben Nemsi, and Dr. Sternau.In 1966, Barker was awarded the "Bambi Award" as "Best ForeignActor" in Germany, where he was a major, very popular, star. He evenrecorded a single, in German, with Martin Böttcher, the composer of some of thesoundtracks of the Karl May movies: "Ich bin morgen auf dem Weg zudir" ("I'll be on the way to you tomorrow") and "Mädchen inSamt und Seide" ("Girl in Silk and Velvet"). He returned to theU.S. occasionally and made a handful of guest appearances on Americantelevision episodes. But Europe, and especially Germany, was his professionalhome for the remainder of his life.Barker wasmarried five times:Constance Rhodes Thurlow (married 27 June 1942, divorced 1950). She was a daughter of Leon Rhodes Thurlow, a vice president of the Decorated Metal Manufacturing Company. They had one daughter, Lynn Thurlow Barker (born 11 April 1943) and a son, Alexander "Zan" Crichlow Barker III (born 1947). In 1952 Constance Barker married, as her second husband, John Lawrence Adams, a descendant of John Quincy Adams. Actress Arlene Dahl (married 1951, divorced 1952)Actress Lana Turner (married September 8, 1953, divorced July 22, 1957). According to a book by her daughter, Cheryl Crane, Turner ordered Barker out of their home one night at gunpoint after Cheryl, aged 13, accused him of molesting her over a long period of time. Divorce followed quickly, though no charges were filed, and the couple's 1957 divorce record does not allude to the allegation. Irene Labhardt (married 1957, died in 1962 of leukemia), a Swiss actress. They had one son, Christopher (born 1960), who became an actor and singer.María del Carmen "Tita" Rosario Soledad Cervera y Fernández de la Guerra (married 1965, divorced 1972, though divorce not deemed legally valid). Voted Miss Spain in 1962, Tita Barker later became the wife of movie producer Espartaco Santoni in 1975 (the marriage turned out to be bigamous) and later still, in 1985, the fifth and final wife of billionaire art collector Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza. Barker diedthree days after his 54th birthday, in 1973, of a heart attack while walkingdown a street in New York City on his way to meet his fiancée, actress KarenKondazian. The funeral was in New York. He was cremated and the ashes weretaken by his last wife to Spain.Filmography List of film credits Year Title Role Notes 1945 Doll Face Jack, Coast Guardsman uncredited 1946 Do You Love Me Party Guest uncredited 1946 Two Guys From Milwaukee Fred, the Usher uncredited 1947 The Farmer's Daughter Olaf Holstrom 1947 Crossfire Harry 1947 Under the Tonto Rim Joe, Deputy in Tonto 1947 Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome Ambulance Driver uncredited 1947 Unconquered Royal American Officer uncredited 1948 Berlin Express Soldier uncredited 1948 Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House Carpenter Foreman 1948 The Velvet Touch Paul Banton 1948 Return of the Badmen Emmett Dalton 1949 Tarzan's Magic Fountain Tarzan 1950 Tarzan and the Slave Girl Tarzan 1951 Tarzan's Peril Tarzan 1952 Tarzan's Savage Fury Tarzan 1952 Thunder Over the Plains Captain Bill Hodges 1952 Battles of Chief Pontiac Kent McIntire 1953 Tarzan and the She-Devil Tarzan 1954 The Mystery of The Black Jungle Tremal Naik Original (Italian) title: I misteri della giungla nera 1954 The Yellow Mountain Andy Martin 1955 The Man from Bitter Ridge Jeff Carr 1955 Duel on the Mississippi André Tulane 1955 Black Devils of Kali Tremal Naik Original (Italian) title: La vendetta dei Tughs 1956 The Price of Fear Dave Barrett 1956 Away All Boats Commander Quigley 1957 War Drums Mangas Coloradas 1957 The Girl in The Kremlin Steve Anderson 1957 Jungle Heat Dr. Jim Ransom 1957 The Deerslayer Deerslayer 1957 The Girl in Black Stockings David Hewson 1958 Strange Awakening Peter Chance 1958 Captain Falcon Pietro Original (Italian) title: Capitan Fuoco 1959 Mission in Morocco Bruce Reynolds 1959 Son of the Red Corsair Enrico di Ventimiglia Original (Italian) title: Il figlio del corsaro rosso 1959 The Pirate and the Slave Girl Drakut Original (Italian) title: La scimitarra del Saraceno 1960 Terror of the Red Mask Marco Original (Italian) title: Terrore della maschera rossa 1960 La Dolce Vita Robert Italian film 1960 Knight of 100 Faces Riccardo D'Arce Original (Italian) title: Il cavaliere dai cento volti 1960 Pirates of the Coast Captain Luis Monterey Original (Italian) title: I pirati della costa 1960 Robin Hood and the Pirates Robin Hood Original (Italian) title: Robin Hood e i pirati 1961 The Secret of the Black Falcon Captain Don Carlos de Herrera Original (Italian) title: Il segreto dello sparviero nero 1961 El secreto de los hombres azules Fred Spanish/French film 1961 The Return of Dr. Mabuse Joe Como Original (German) title: Im Stahlnetz des Dr. Mabuse 1962 The Invisible Dr. Mabuse Joe Como Original (German) title: Die unsichtbaren Krallen des Dr. Mabuse 1962 Dr. Sibelius Dr. Georg Sibelius Original (German) title: Frauenarzt Dr. Sibelius 1962 Treasure of Silver Lake Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Der Schatz im Silbersee 1963 The Executioner of Venice Sandrigo Bembo Original (Italian) title: Il boia di Venezia 1963 Breakfast in Bed Victor H. Armstrong Original (German) title: Frühstück im Doppelbett 1963 Storm Over Ceylon Larry Stone Original (Italian) title: Tempesta su Ceylon 1963 Kali Yug: Goddess of Vengeance Major Ford Original (Italian) title: Kali Yug, la dea della vendetta 1963 Il mistero del tempio indiano Major Ford Italian film 1963 Apache Gold Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou I 1964 Apaches Last Battle Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Old Shatterhand 1964 Victim Five Steve Martin UK film, USA title: Code 7, Victim 5 1964 Yellow Devil Kara Ben Nemsi Original (German) title: Der Schut 1964 Last of the Renegades Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou II 1965 The Treasure of the Aztecs Dr. Karl Sternau Original (German) title: Der Schatz der Azteken 1965 Pyramid of the Sun God Dr. Karl Sternau Original (German) title: Die Pyramide des Sonnengottes 1965 Twenty-Four Hours to Kill Captain Jamie Faulkner UK film 1965 A Place Called Glory Clint Brenner Original (German) title: Die Hölle von Manitoba 1965 The Wild Men of Kurdistan Kara Ben Nemsi Original (German) title: Durchs wilde Kurdistan 1965 The Desperado Trail Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou III 1965 Fury of the Sabers Kara Ben Nemsi Original (German) title: Im Reiche des silbernen Löwen 1966 Who Killed Johnny R.? Sam Dobie Original (German) title: Wer kennt Johnny R.? 1966 Killer's Carnival Glenn Cassidy Original (French) title: Le carnaval des barbouzes 1966 Half-Breed Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou und das Halbblut Apanatschi 1967 Women Times Seven Rik 1967 Die Slowly, You'll Enjoy It More Bob Urban Original (German) title: Mister Dynamit ? Morgen küßt Euch der Tod 1967 Blood Demon Roger Mont Elise Original (German) title: Die Schlangengrube und das Pendel
Also released as: Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism 1968 Winnetou and Shatterhand in the Valley of Death Old Shatterhand Original (German) title: Winnetou und Shatterhand im Tal der Toten 1970 Wenn du bei mir bist Kapitän Hannes Schneider German film 1970 Aoom Ristol Spanish film (courtesy of Wikipedia)
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