Frazetta, Cat Men, Ted Mark, Chinese 007 & Dodge Rebels

[Anim8rFSK]

Scans are up, what do we have...
- a 1940 illustration from FANTASTIC STORIES for "War of Human Cats"
- 1964 page by Frank Frazetta from CREEPY, with the most awesome
werewolf you'll see today
- cover for the Ted Mark book DR NYET. Anyone know who painted them? I
don't think it's James Bama
- a still from JAMES BOND - CHINESE STYLE, a film I thought hopelessly
obscure until some kind soul immediately identified it.
- Pictures of the Dodge Rebellion girls from 1965, Pamela Austin and
Joan Parker. Guys who remember those commercials can smile
nostalgically.
Just click on the Live Journal link below
http://community.webtv.net/drhermes/DRHERMESREVIEWSHome/
http://dr-hermes.livejournal.com/

Oh
My
Gosh!
Joan Parker! I *loved* Joan Parker! As a kid I was convinced she was
one of the Petticoat Junction girls. She wears the 'That Girl' hair
better than Marlo Thomas EVER could!
Pam was great, too. I always thought she'd have a career, but it never
really materialized. There's a picture from the era from PLAYBOY of
Peter Sellers posing with a bunch of mostly nekkid showgirls, and I
swear one of 'em is her.
Thanks, Doc!

Got me to google (first hit was your site, heh) and found this:

http://www.tvacres.com/autos_sitcoms_bundy.htm

In the 1960s, the Dodge Girls, a bevy of beautiful spokes-models in
white cowboy hats, appeared in the car company's ad campaign. They
included Conny Van Dyke, Jeanne Wilson, Pamela Austin (1966-68); Joan
Anita Parker (1968-70); and Cheryl Lynn Miller (1970-71) as well as
other regional models like Daphne Harrington and Patricia A.
Savage-Aranda who posed as Dodge girls in regional spots.

Pat Savage??? Pat Savage was a Dodge Rebellion girl????

[russell]

This is the last item i received on Alt.fan.doc-savage (6-15). Is my
computer messing up? Or has no one anything to say anymore?
Russ

Post by Anim8rFSK

Scans are up, what do we have...
- a 1940 illustration from FANTASTIC STORIES for "War of Human Cats"
- 1964 page by Frank Frazetta from CREEPY, with the most awesome
werewolf you'll see today
- cover for the Ted Mark book DR NYET. Anyone know who painted them? I
don't think it's James Bama
- a still from JAMES BOND - CHINESE STYLE, a film I thought hopelessly
obscure until some kind soul immediately identified it.
- Pictures of the Dodge Rebellion girls from 1965, Pamela Austin and
Joan Parker. Guys who remember those commercials can smile
nostalgically.
Just click on the Live Journal link below
http://community.webtv.net/drhermes/DRHERMESREVIEWSHome/
http://dr-hermes.livejournal.com/

Oh
My
Gosh!
Joan Parker! I *loved* Joan Parker! As a kid I was convinced she was
one of the Petticoat Junction girls. She wears the 'That Girl' hair
better than Marlo Thomas EVER could!
Pam was great, too. I always thought she'd have a career, but it never
really materialized. There's a picture from the era from PLAYBOY of
Peter Sellers posing with a bunch of mostly nekkid showgirls, and I
swear one of 'em is her.
Thanks, Doc!

http://www.tvacres.com/autos_sitcoms_bundy.htm
In the 1960s, the Dodge Girls, a bevy of beautiful spokes-models in
white cowboy hats, appeared in the car company's ad campaign. They
included Conny Van Dyke, Jeanne Wilson, Pamela Austin (1966-68); Joan
Anita Parker (1968-70); and Cheryl Lynn Miller (1970-71) as well as
other regional models like Daphne Harrington and Patricia A.
Savage-Aranda who posed as Dodge girls in regional spots.
Pat Savage??? Pat Savage was a Dodge Rebellion girl????
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No Shat, No Show.