Inimitable. Nobody ever wore the Frankenstein Monster makeup better than Boris Karloff, here on the cover of a 4-page program book for a 1957 Austrian re-release of the 1931 classic.
The inside spread features a selection of stills and a synopsis for the film. Credits list Colin Clive’s character as “Herbert v.” instead of Henry, and The Monster is tagged as “Das Ungeheuer”!
A curious back cover montage has The Monster and Little Maria playing the flower game in the cemetery where Clive and Dwight Frye dig for spare parts.
Via Heritage Auctions.
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By the way, "Ungeheuer" is the German word for "monster".
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