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Buster Crabbe and Jean Rogers - Flash Gordon (1936)
#buster crabbe#jean rogers#flash gordon serial#30s sci-fi#dale arden#30s serials#universal serials#alex raymond#1930s#1936
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Jean Rogers, 1940's
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Flash Gordon, a serial in 13 weekly parts from 1936. Chapter 1 - The Planet of Peril. Flash had only been created as a newspaper comic strip in 1934. Didn't take him long to reach the big screen.
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Jack Lipson-Jean Rogers "Flash Gordon" 1936, de Frederick Stephani.
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Mars Attacks the World (1938) - Feature version of the 1938 serial Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars.
Planet Outlaws (1953) - Feature version of the 1939 serial Buck Rogers.
#flash gordon#buck rogers#mars attacks the world#flash gordon's trip to mars#planet outlaws#buster crabbe#charles middleton#jean rogers#constance moore#1930s movies#serials#sci fi#adventure#action#herald
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Jean Rogers alias Dale Arden dans la série Flash Gordon - 1936
#et pendant ce temps-là#série#serial#flash gordon#actrice#actress#actrice américaine#american actress#jean rogers#dale arden#1936
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Priscilla Lawson as Princess Aura in Flash Gordon 1936 💥
#old hollywood#beauty#1930s cinema#retro scifi#sci fi movies#flash gordon#princess aura#priscilla lawson#buster crabbe#jean rogers#charles middleton
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Buster Crabbe and Jean Rogers - Flash Gordon (1936)
#buster crabbe#jean rogers#flash gordon serial#30s sci-fi#30s serials#dale arden#alex raymond#universal serials#1930s#1936
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Jean Rogers, 1940's
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Night Key (1937)
"Now, listen, Steve. Twenty years ago you robbed me of the patent rights of the system that you're now using. Perhaps there was some excuse for that: because it gave you wealth, success, position, all the things that tempt one man to rob another. But now that you have everything and I have nothing, what possible reason is there for you to do this to me again?"
#night key#lloyd corrigan#1937#boris karloff#tristram tupper#jack moffitt#william a. pierce#warren hull#jean rogers#alan baxter#hobart cavanaugh#samuel s. hinds#david oliver#ward bond#frank reicher#edwin maxwell#george cleveland#george humbert#charles c. wilson#light hearted karloff vehicle which doesn't really deserve the sci fi label it's been given; yes‚ BK is an inventor of slightly fantastical#gadgets‚ but mostly this film is concerned with big business skullduggery with a side of organised crime. Karloff‚ as he often did‚ is#playing older than he was but he's very good and highly sympathetic as the doddery old prof. there's lots of good performances here‚ from#Jean Rogers' charming daughter to Warren Hull's romantic interest (much less tiresome than the usual role fillers in these movies) and#special mention to Hobart C as a delightfully seedy smalltime crook who attaches himself to BK like a stray dog. the only dud note is#Alan Baxter's weirdly monotone turn as the big bad‚ lacking any of the threat the character needs. the ending is twee and silly and there's#some (understandably) shaky fx work but this is genuinely a very fun time and a pleasant change from the usual Karloff vehicle of the era#one jarring moment: there's a very brief moment where a plot related news bulletin is heard on the radio‚ and as soon as it's finished the#news announcer begins to turn to the 'news from Spain' but the radio is switched off and the film moves on before we hear any more; this is#1937 remember‚ a moment of global tumult and thick in the gathering storm of the years to come but this is the only moment that the real#world is allowed to intrude into the charming and slighty silly world of eccentric inventors and sinister crooks
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Eddie Collins-Jean Rogers-Robert Kellard "Stop, look and love" 1939, de Otto Brower.
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Jean Rogers 1942. Dale Arden in the first two Flash Gordon series fame... (FTP)
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