High C wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 10:30 pmAND HOLD ON TO YOUR MOUSE!

TO KEEP IT FROM ROLLING OFF THE PIER!

Just read through the first one - the way Dr. Cabala's role was written, first thing I think is that Dick Shawn would have nailed this role!
Wonder who they may have had in mind for the part?
Also, on both scripts: Hmm. So it was "surge" before it became "thrust".

The blue thing looks like a hippo, and I spy a colorful snail too.

Either very late or very early for Thursday, but here's another high school variety show find. It's from Dondero High School in Royal Oak, MI - the 1967 yearbook:

cammy85 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 09, 2021 10:29 am Was that supposed to happen in the original script without Catwoman?

Nope - no camping scene in the original Sandman script; B&R go right into action.

See this thread: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7291

Four years ago I managed to ID the exact type of stethoscope used by Sandman... about a week ago I spotted this one on eBay, and happily I was the only bidder and got it an hour ago for a very good price: sandman stethoscope-06.jpg Made by Medics Instrument Corporation of Brooklyn; next task will be...

Just a bit of trivia I spotted while looking up an actor on IMDb. A mostly bit player named Steve Conte appeared in: Adventures of Superman (TV Series) - Jimmy the Kid (1956) ... Thug #2 The Wild World of Batwoman (1966) ... Bruno Batman (TV Series) - Penguin's Disastrous End (1967) ... Henchman #2 ...

Guess he was embarrassed to admit he enjoyed it, so he overcompensated to show he was a Serious Connoisseur of the Arts™.

From what I see in the yearbook, yes - talent/variety show.

Could you ask if there's any connection between the movie and the Millwheels show sketch? Who were "Landin, Fogel & Co."?

Wow, Chris, how on earth did you find this?? High school yearbook section of that Classmates site. Several 1966 annuals from various schools have had photos of Batman sketches in various pep assemblies or variety shows, including my alma mater Glenbrook South (eight years before my freshman year): ...

Great fun! Although the narrator sounds more like Tom Lehrer than Desmond Doomsday :lol: I dug into the 1966 Washburn High School yearbook, and found no info on the fanfilm - not surprising since it probably went to press just before the film was shot. - However! - Batmania had already taken hold at...

I'd like to think Adam saw the bomb line and suggested it be used onscreen! Way too good to leave in the stage directions.

Ben Bentley wrote:In another class room there was also this alternative bust that features some rather similar design features.
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That one looks more like Schroeder's bust of Beethoven!