Wetherby ferris wheel Tom Chantrell's artwork sets the

Tom Chantrell's artwork sets the scene well and gives us an insight today into fashions of the 50's

The title derives from the native Indian word where a human spirit inhabits all things

Classic cinema front of house lobby cards for the film Bedtime Stories from Universal and distributed by Rank

Night Shyamalan's "The Village" from 2004 with a crease to the left of the poster

This is the first "Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier" film poster from 1955 and pictures Fess Parker in the role of Davy Crockett complete with the coonskin hat with tail at the back which was the must have fashion accessory for all young children through the fifties

Wetherby ferris wheel Tom Chantrell's artwork sets theWritten and directed by playwright David Hare this British quad film poster has the very unique billing of a discussion with the director following the showing of the film. Set in Wetherby, a bleak town in Yorkshire, Vanessa Redgrave is a single local teacher who throws a small dinner party. The following day she is listed by one of the guests who suddenly takes out a gun and kills himself. The intrigue begins. Two small areas of paper lift at right