Night Court (1983/84 - 1992) - Lot of Original PR material - Halop, Post et al.

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From the files of a journalist, deceased in 1996, who covered Hollywood periodically from 1932 as a foreign correspondent, exclusively from 1945 as Editor of the Hollywood Foreign Bureau of the United Press, and from 1969 as Hollywood correspondent for various periodicals in Europe. The sources of the multiple materials offered here were many and varied -- movie studios, TV networks, production companies, agencies, PR firms, his own photographers and sometimes himself -- and were used to illustrate his articles in the case of the pix and as background data in the case of the textual publicity material.
Having originally been auctioned off one individual piece at a time several years ago, these batches of multiple materials are now offered either as Lots or as lower priced individual items.
The following Original PR material from the NIGHT COURT (1983/84 - 1992) TV series starring HARRY ANDERSON, JOHN LARROQUETTE, RICHARD MOLL, KAREN AUSTIN (1), PAULA KELLY (1), SELMA DIAMOND (1-2), CHARLES ROBINSON (2-9), ELLEN FOLEY (2), MARKIE POST (3-9) FLORENCE HALOP (3) and MARSHA WAREFIELD (4-9) is described in some detail below:
*) 12 mounted 35mm color transparencies in their
original cardboard mounts from the International
Publicity Department of WARNER BROTHERS TV,
marked & numbered NC-36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42,
43, 44, 45, 46 & 51 (also stamped 1st ART).
Pic#1 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-36 which features the Third Season CAST who are all identified by name on the slide mount courtesy of the good folks at WB INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY; Pic#2 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-37 featuring the same Third Season CAST in a slightly different pose; Pic#3 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-38 which features HARRY ANDERSON; Pic#4 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-39 featuring MARKIE POST; Pic#5 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-40 which features RICHARD MOLL (whom I remember doing SHAKESPEARE at the LA GLOBE THEATRE in the 1970s); Pic#6 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-41 featuring JOHN LARROQUETTE; Pic#7 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-42 which features CHARLIE ROBINSON; Pic#8 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-43 featuring FLORENCE HALOP (sister of BILLY HALOP and mother of my very first girlfriend -- when I was in the third grade); Pic#9 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-44 which features ANDERSON and POST together; Pic#10 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-45 featuring LARROQUETTE and POST together; Pic#11 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-46 which features ROBINSON and ANDERSON together; and Pic#12 shows the mounted 35mm color transparency marked NC-51 featuring POST and her rather delightful legs.
NOTE: The ORIGINAL stamp on some of the mounts does not mean they are a “Camera Original”. Some transparencies had to be copied because we had more requests than we could fill and this was our way of differentiating which was which. All of these came directly from WARNER BROS.
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