Animal World, The

1956 Press Photo Prehistoric Animal Recreated in "The Animal World" Film

Animals - prehistoric. This is one of the prehistoric animals recreated for the film "The Animal World," in color and opening this Friday at the Music Hall. "Goodbye My Lady" is co-feature.  Photo is dated 06-15-1956.  

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1956 Press Photo Producer Irwin Allen works on set of The Animal World.

The creative skills of sculptors, technical training of the tool-makers, anatomical analysis of paleontologists are few of many highly trained specialized knowledges that are welded by producer Irwin Allen to create for Warner Bros. his wide-screen, WarnerColor production, "The Animal World." This sequence depicting early life on our planet took 18,700 man-hours of research and 1400 hours in the Warner Bros. craft shops utilizing all the special talents of man and machine. Irwin Allen compares miniature Brontosaurus with enlarged detail for close-ups. Photo is dated 3-29-1956.

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1956 Press Photo Director Irwin Allen Comes New Orleans for The Animal World

Academy Award winner Irwin Allen, above, will be in New Orleans for the Southern premiere of his latest motion picture, "The Animal World," at the Seanger theater Thursday. Photo is dated 05-29-1956.

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1964 Press Photo Dinosaurs - mja27350

Photo is dated 6-5-1964.

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