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| Several comic books were released during
both the Bat Masterson
and Burke's Law series. Nan has 5 original comic books, in mint
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This record album, released sometime in the 1960's, was
comprised of
instrumental themes from Burke's Law.
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least two 45-rpm records were released. |
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| This record album, released in 1964 on the
RCA label, is
in the Library of Congress and is considered a collector's item. It was
on radio station WHN in New York that he broke
into show business. He has been a band vocalist and performed in night
clubs. |
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At least three Burke's Law novels were written by Roger
Fuller. The
novel on the left, published by Fontana Books, is a British edition.
Nan
owns "Madcap Millicent" and "Who Killed Beau Sparrow," published in the
United States, both shown on the right. |
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A Bat Masterson novel, an authorized edition based on
the television
series, was published by the Whitman Publishing Company (Racine,
Wisconsin)
in 1960. The novel was written by Wayne C. Lee and illustrated by Adam
Szwejkowski. |
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The Bat Masterson tv series was based on a 182-page
paperback written
by Richard O'Connor, published by DoubleDay Books in August 1957. It
was
reprinted by Bantam Books in November 1958 to promote the series. |
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Posters from The War of the Worlds are a collector's
item. Additional
War of the World posters are here.
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Mr. Barry wrote to Glenda in 1986. |
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After viewing the Gene Barry Fan Page, Mr. Barry wrote
a note expressing
his enjoyment and appreciation of our efforts in putting together this
tribute to him and his career. He thanked us for caring and signed it:
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Five of the many magazines with articles about Gene
Barry
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The original cast recording of La Cage aux folles was
released on tape
and cd in 1983. You can listen to a short MIDI rendition of "We Are
What
We Are" by clicking on the speaker. |
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A Burke's Law board game called "The Game of Who
Killed?" was created
in 1963 by Transogram when the original series aired on ABC-TV. This is
a very scarce item (Glenda owns one). |
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