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Sunday, June 19, 2011
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Friday, June 3, 2011
Tom DeCarlo and Art Ullrich in motion!
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The joys of the internet -- while searching for one thing, I found another...
This YouTube video (uploaded by KOK Magazine) is actually a compilation of two Zenith (aka Apollo) productions -- the solo DeCarlo pose flick "Cocktails" and the every-boy's-fantasy team-up of DeCarlo and Ullrich in "Day Dreams." A real rarity -- Art in a posing strap!
The sound is great -- physique films were silent back then -- but maybe there was a special case made and this is the actual soundtrack?
Tom was paid the astronomical sum of twenty dollars to pose in the sand dunes for Dick Fontaine's camera. I hope he upped the amount for the duo posing with Art.
Circa 1954, as the model release attests...
Labels:
Apollo,
Art Ullrich,
Richard A. Fontaine,
Tom DeCarlo,
video,
Zenith
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