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The Incredible Mr. Limpet, the 1964 Arthur Lubin animated animation cartoon live-action family World War II (WWII) Navy Naval military fantasy comedy ("GLUB! GLUB! GLUB!"; "GLUB!"; "The Face That Launched A Thousand Torpedoes!"; "Now he takes his place with America's greatest naval heroes! The incredible story of Henry Limpet, America's deadliest secret weapon! Now you will know all..."; "The Incredible Mr. Limpet will leave you limp with laughter!"; "From the super-secret files of the U.S. Navy comes the whole incredible story!"; "Enemy scientists develop incredible Limpet-smasher!"; "Wife and best friend still can't believe it happened to Henry!"; "Was there something fishy about Limpet?"; "I'm the incredible Mr. Limpet!"; "This is the funnest picture you'll ever sea on land or see."; "The man who turned into a fish... and became America's deadliest secret weapon!"; "The fantastic exploits of the most daring of our secret [fishes] agents!"; "Are you old enough to remember this wonderful day? This is V-E Day... signifying the end of the war in Europe... the complete capitulation of the Third Reich. Circled in this photograph is the brother-in-law of one of America's greatest heroes... Henry Limpet... who for reasons which you will understand when you see the motion picture could not put in an appearance. Glub, GLUB!!"; "It's a man..."; "It's a fish..."; "It's a Limpet!") starring Don Knotts ( in the title role as Henry Limpet), Carole Cook, Andrew Duggan, Jack Weston, and Larry Keating
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Important Added Info: Note that these stills appear in every way to be original U.S. release EXCEPT that there is one very tiny line of French type in the lower right of each still. It reads, "IMPRIME AUX ETATS-UNIS D'AMERIQUE". A collector has told us that he believes this means the stills were used in French speaking parts of Canada, but they were printed in the U.S., and that makes complete sense to us! So they are original stills from 1964, but they were printed for use in parts of Canada. If anyone knows more about this, please e-mail us and we will post it here. SUPER IMPORTANT! THIS LOT CONTAINS 11 STILLS, BUT ONLY FOUR OF THE STILLS ARE PICTURED! THE HIGH BIDDER ON THIS LOT WILL RECEIVE 11 STILLS FROM THIS MOVIE, and NOT just the four pictured! We realize there is an element of gambling to this, but we made only a small effort to find the best four stills in these lots, and, if you have any willingness to gamble at all, you may find that you get some great stills that were not pictured! Please do NOT bid on this lot unless you can accept that you are only seeing four of the stills.

Note that on our larger lots of black and white stills (usually ones with nine or more in the lot), there are a small number of lots where there may be one or several duplicated stills in the stills not pictured (we only picture four of the stills on most of the black and white lots). We tried to note when some of the stills not pictured were duplicates to the ones that were pictured, but we may not have caught that every time, so please do not bid on the lots of nine or more stills unless you can accept the possibility that there may be some duplicated stills contained in the lot.

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