Crimes of the Heart australian Stray were a successful prog

Stray were a successful prog rock band in the early 1970s and this reflective mood poster is a Transatlantic Records advertising poster for their release "Move It" in 1974

The Harlettes back her up and Director Michael Ritchie makes a different type of concert movie

Two of these cinema lobby cards are for "The Return of Dr Mabuse" which appear to be from the 1966 re-release as "The Phantom Fiend"

Rollins is pictured as the army captain sent to a camp in the deep south to discover who murdered a black sergeant

Bob Dylan is also pictured making his first appearance for over two years and singing "Blowing in the Wind" and "Just Like a Woman"

Crimes of the Heart australian Stray were a successful progGreat rolled condition British quad film poster from 1986 with a lovely photo of the MaGrath sisters played by Diane Keaton, Jessica Lange and Sissy Spacek. Beth Henley adapts her own Pulitzer prize winning play with the three sisters coming together after Babe MaGrath played by Sissy Spacek is released from prison. Great critically acclaimed film.