16mm Film Salome, Where She Danced (1945) (IB Technicolor) Yvonne De Carlo PD
Item History & Price
We’re auctioning off a 16mm IB Tech print of SALOME, WHERE SHE DANCED (1945) starring Yvonne De Carlo, Rod Cameron, Albert Dekker, David Bruce & Walter Slezak
Synopsis: Exotic tale of intrigue and drama--loosely based on the life of Irish stage performer and courtesan Lola Montez--stars Yvonne DeCarlo as Anna Marie, a dancer in 19th-century Berlin who is recruited by American reporter Jim Steed (Rod Cameron) to use her seductive charms as a spy between warring Prussia and... Austria.
Lovely Yvonne De Carlo is stunning in this film 20 years before here iconic role in TV's The Munsters!
About the print: 82% of the film is Blue Track Technicolor with the remaining being faded Eastman. Print's condition is defined as "heavily enjoyed" over the years with random wear and lines/scratches throughout. It also has some splicey sections and jump cuts so if you are looking for a new or mint print, please look elsewhere. Missing "The End" credits. Please be aware of this before bidding. No Vinegar Smell. Comes mounted on two 1600ft. reels.
This film appears to be solidly in the public domain and has never seen an authorized release.
As always, the pictures above are all from the actual film being offered taken while the print was running on a projector. Film is much sharper than pictures indicate. Some pictures might be more out of focus than others due to the camera used NOT the actual print. We don't ever use stock photos.
Any questions at all feel free to ask and thanks for looking!
Synopsis: Exotic tale of intrigue and drama--loosely based on the life of Irish stage performer and courtesan Lola Montez--stars Yvonne DeCarlo as Anna Marie, a dancer in 19th-century Berlin who is recruited by American reporter Jim Steed (Rod Cameron) to use her seductive charms as a spy between warring Prussia and... Austria.
Lovely Yvonne De Carlo is stunning in this film 20 years before here iconic role in TV's The Munsters!
About the print: 82% of the film is Blue Track Technicolor with the remaining being faded Eastman. Print's condition is defined as "heavily enjoyed" over the years with random wear and lines/scratches throughout. It also has some splicey sections and jump cuts so if you are looking for a new or mint print, please look elsewhere. Missing "The End" credits. Please be aware of this before bidding. No Vinegar Smell. Comes mounted on two 1600ft. reels.
This film appears to be solidly in the public domain and has never seen an authorized release.
As always, the pictures above are all from the actual film being offered taken while the print was running on a projector. Film is much sharper than pictures indicate. Some pictures might be more out of focus than others due to the camera used NOT the actual print. We don't ever use stock photos.
Any questions at all feel free to ask and thanks for looking!
