Kathleen Hughes - Hollywood Costume Glamour 8 x 10 Glossy

Kathleen Hughes was born November 14, 1928 in Hollywood, California. She was recruited right out of UCLA to be a contract actress at 20th Century-Fox. After several years of thankless bits, Kathleen signed at Universal, where she flourished in supporting parts as seductress and mystery woman. The actress was right in her element in The Glass Web (1953), in which she is murdered by jealous TV writer Edward G. Robinson, who then fashions a script based on the crime! Her career highlights also include For Men Only (1952) and It Came From Outer Space. Kathleen Hughes retired upon her marriage to producer Stanley Rubin, making a brief comeback in 1967's The President's Analyst.

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Kathleen Crowley - Beautiful Glamour Portrait 8 x 10 Glossy

Betty Jane Kathleen Crowley was born December 26, 1931 in Green Bank, New Jersey. She was Miss New Jersey in 1949 and a contestant for Miss America in the same year where she placed sixth. Afterwards she became an actress who specialized in being phenomenally seductive in TV series and movies. Most well known for playing a variety of sirens in TV's Maverick (1957) opposite James Garner, Jack Kelly, and Roger Moore, she made 81 television appearances and appeared in twenty movies between 1951 and 1970 (one of her last movie roles was in Downhill Racer with Robert Redford). Many of hew films were low-budget sci-fi and horror movies, but she seemed to appear in practically every narrative television series produced in the late'50s and '60s, including Bourbon Street Beat, Surfside 6, Hawaiian Eye, 77 Sunset Strip, Bat Masterson, Bonanza, My Three Sons, Perry Mason, Checkmate, Bronco, Route 66, Thriller, Batman, Disneyland, Family Affair, Rawhide, The Lone Ranger, and many others.

Crowley was often confused with her acting contemporary Pat Crowley, who appeared as guest leading lady in different episodes of many of the same television series and was not related.

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Julie Ege - Sexy Bikini And GoGo Boots Photo 8 x 10 Glossy

Julie Ege was born November 12, 1943 in Sandnes, Norway. Julie was a Miss Norway and Miss Universe contestant and a Penthouse Pet. In 1967, she moved to England as an au pair to improve her English and also studied at a language school. She made her film debut in a low-budget Norwegian film Stompa til sjos (Jennings at Sea). Ege appeared in the 1969 film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" as Helen, the "Scandinavian girl." She later starred in "The Creatures the World Forgot" and "The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires". Other appearances include the Gluttony segment of "The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins".

Ege was married and divorced twice, and lived in Oslo where she worked as a nurse until her death from breast cancer on April 29, 2008. She had two daughters.

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Julie Adams - Magnificent Glamour Portrait 8 x 10 Glossy

An attractive leading lady of numerous B-films and Westerns in the 1950's and 60's, Adams is perhaps best-recalled for her work in the cult classic, "The Creature From the Black Lagoon" (1954). Born Betty Mae Adams October 17, 1926 in Waterloo, Iowa she made her film debut billed as Betty Adams in "Red, Hot and Blue" (1949) and then was alternately billed as Julia or Julie. For much of the '50s she was a contract player at Universal and then moved to television where she frequently appeared in such "Golden Age" programs as "Playhouse 90" and "Alcoa/Goodyear Theatre". Adams also had regular roles on the daytime soaps "General Hospital". She was the loyal, supportive wife to Jimmy Stewart on the "Jimmy Stewart Show" (NBC, 1971-72) and Lorne Greene in "Code Red" (ABC, 1981-82). From 1987-93 she had a recurring role on the CBS series "Murder, She Wrote" (appropriately filmed at Universal).

Adams continued to appear in occasional films into the 80s, including the nearly unwatchable "The Last Movie" (1971), "Psychic Killer" (1975), directed by her then-husband Ray Danton, and "Champions" (1984). Since 1984, however, she has carved a secondary career as a dialogue coach working on such films as Steven Spielberg's "The Color Purple" (1985), the Coen brothers' "Raising Arizona" (1987) and Jodie Foster vehicles "Sommersby" (1993) and "Nell" (1994).

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Judy Bamber - Sexy Glamour Portrait In The Hay 8 x 10 Glossy

Judy Bamber, was one of a bevy of buxom, blonde-haired actresses to make the trip to Hollywood in the wake of Marilyn Monroe's rise to fame in the early '50s. Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1936, she became interested in modelling as a teenager in high school, as a motivation to lose weight and and improve her posture. By the time she entered Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn, she was already making money as a fur model for a local manufacturer and later worked for department stores modelling hats and gloves. After moving to Detroit, she began making local appearances on television, even making it onto the Soupy Sales Show, and she met Frank Robinson, a television announcer whom she later married. He went to Hollywood to produce a movie, but the couple didn't find much success in either of their chosen careers for a long time. Robinson ended up selling Vega-Matics and other gimmicky items on late night television, while Bamber did low-level modelling jobs. Luckily, she had chosen to work a trade show where her photo was taken and reprinted in the Los Angeles Times resulting in her getting an agent. She began studying acting with James Stacy, the young aspiring leading man, who also helped her to get a contract at Warner Bros. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to Bamber, her agent had been busy getting her a contract with American International Pictures. Both studios ended up dropping her over the mistake, but she did get a movie out of it, the low-budget thriller Dragstrip Girl. Her impressive pin-up style physique landed her numerous appearances on the covers of the suggestive and overheated men's magazines which were still very common in the late '50s. Her most memorable film role was in the comedy-horror satire Bucket of Blood. She also got an increasing amount of acting work on television throughout the late '50s, including several episodes of Bachelor Father, the comedy series starring her romantic idol John Forsythe, as well as installments of GE Theatre, Suspicion, Dobie Gillis, Hawaiian Eye, The Untouchables, Grand Jury, and M-Squad. She was in considerable demand for commercials and was one of the original Hertz girls. Bamber is probably best remembered on film by horror movie buffs, not just for A Bucket of Blood but also for her final film appearance, as the female lead in Joseph Mascelli's 1964 chiller Monstrosity (aka The Atomic Brain). She ended her career following the bith of her son.

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Date of Birth: 2 February 1914, Arlington, Texas, USA

Date of Death: 10 March 2000, Palm Desert, California, USA

Birth Name: Lucille Kelley

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