With Moe Howard.
DEFECTIVE DETECTIVES with El Brendel and Harry Langdon.
Christine McIntyre, Joe DeRita
'Scrappily Married' (Columbia, 1946)
Autographed photo ( Wilson was her married name ).
POSTERS
COVER GIRL
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Showing posts with label Christine McIntyre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christine McIntyre. Show all posts
Monday, June 29, 2015
Christine McIntyre
With Moe Howard.
DEFECTIVE DETECTIVES with El Brendel and Harry Langdon.
Christine McIntyre, Joe DeRita
'Scrappily Married' (Columbia, 1946)
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Sunday, March 15, 2015
Christine McIntyre And Shemp Howard Poster
Shemp Howard had his own series at Columbia before he replaced Curly as the "Third Stooge". Here is a poster for one of those films, BRIDE AND GLOOM, with Christine McIntyre. She frequently appeared in the Three Stooges series along with Shemp.
Thanks go to Jorge Finkielman for providing us with this picture.
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Monday, February 23, 2015
Christine McIntyre Photos
MICRO PHONIES
SOCIETY MUGS
With Shemp Howard and Rebel Randall.
BUGHOUSE JITTERS
With Joe DeRita
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Saturday, December 20, 2014
Friday, December 19, 2014
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Christine McIntyre Photos
Sometimes Christine McIntyre played about the same character as "Pearl Pureheart" in Mighty Mouse cartoons. Here we see her as the long-suffering heroine of a Three Stooges comedy.
But sometimes she played a villainess.
HOT SCOTS ( 1948 )
In this one, she turned out to be one of the bad guys.
BRIDELESS GROOM
In a story that has it that Shemp must marry in order to gain an inheritance, Christine is one of the potential brides.
Nancy Saunders is on the right.
Incidentally, these publicity pictures don't have anything to do with the story.
Christine McIntyre is still popular with fans today.
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
Christine McIntyre Ad In POPULAR PHOTOGRAPY
Here is an ad for a Christine McIntyre film from the Feb. 1949 issue of POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY.
Actually it was one of a number of films that were advertised for sale.
And here is the ad again, rendering this page more or less symmetrical. .
Strauss Waltzes Film:
http://benny-drinnon.blogspot.com/2014/05/strauss-waltzes-christine-mcintyre.html
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