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The Hollywood Reporter, April 24, 1934

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Bela Lugosi’s Iconic Dracula Cape Acquired by The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
Arthur Lennig, Bela Lugosi, Jr. and Lillian Lugosi on The Mike Douglas Show
Suspense Original Radio Broadcast LP
Big Bad Bela: An Interview With Bela Lugosi
The Bram Stoker Bronze Bust Project
Bela Lugosi’s Plan 9 From Outer Space Cane Sells For $10,000 Dollars At Auction
Bela Lugosi and Dracula Return To The Big Screen
The Girl Who Burned Bela Lugosi’s Capes – Anne Croft Interviewed By Marcus Brien
Extraordinary Tales: The Voice Of Bela Lugosi Features In A New Animated Horror Anthology
1947 Dracula Re-release Insert Poster Sells For $13,000
Bela Lugosi, A Generous Star – An extract from the 2nd edition of Vampire Over London: Bela Lugosi in Britain
Previously Unknown 1947 Dracula Re-release Insert Poster Goes Under The Hammer
“Vampire Over London: Bela Lugosi in Britain” New Expanded Second Edition
Meet the Vampire: Bela Lugosi Interviewed by Barbara Barry in 1933
Vampire Bats And Devil Girls From Mars: John Chartres Mather, Producer of BelaLugosi’s British Tour of Dracula, Interviewed By Frank J. Dello Stritto.
Demons of the Film Colony – When Bela Lugosi Met Boris Karloff
“Child, never look into my eyes!” The Hypnotic Stare of Bela Lugosi
When Bela Lugosi Came To Britain
I Saw What I Saw When I Saw It by Frank J. Dello Stritto
Movie Action Magazine February 1936: Masters of Horror
Movie Action Magazine January 1936: The Invisible Ray Novelization
There Are Such Things! Bram Stoker Interviews Michael Theodorou About His New Stage Play.
Bela Lugosi’s Clara Bow Nude Painting Sells For $30,000 At Auction.
Movie Comics 1939 Adaptations of Son of Frankenstein and The Phantom Creeps
Mystery of the Gróf Tisza Istvan: Bela Lugosi Arrives in America by Frank J. Dello Stritto.
The Day I Met Bela Lugosi by Derek R. Pickering.
In The Footsteps Of Dracula: An Interview With Author Steven P. Unger
Wild Wooing Tactics of a Temperamental Adonis: Bela Lugosi and Ilona Von Montagh
Bela Lugosi Yard Sale Cape Pulled From Auction
Bela Lugosi Movie Cape Found in Yard Sale
When Dracula Invaded England
Knee-Deep in Ice Cream, Smoke & Wayward Rubber Bats: An Interview With Richard Butler by Andi Brooks
Whatever Happened To Beatrice Weeks? The Unhappy Story of the Third Mrs. Bela Lugosi by Frank J. Dello Stritto
Lugosi: The Forgotten King
My Favorite Vampire by Alex Gordon
Bela Lugosi and Don Marlowe
Three Tales – One Story by Frank J. Dello Stritto.
The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore.
Bela Lugosi’s Dracula Cape Fails To Sell At Auction
Film Producer Richard Gordon Dies At 85
Bela Lugosi’s Legendary 1931 “Dracula” Cape To Be Auctioned By Son
When Dracula Did Jersey…
Dracula’s Coffin: The Story Of Bela Lugosi’s Steamer Trunk by Frank J. Dello Stritto.
The Feminine Love of Horror by Gladys Hall
From A To Zee: Eric Lindsay, Bela Lugosi’s Last Renfield, Interviewed by Andi Brooks
The Death Of Bela Lugosi
Cinematographer Bryan Langley Recalls Dark Eyes Of London
“I Like Horror Parts,” says Bela Lugosi
Mystery Of The Mary Celeste Recalled By George Mozart
An Encounter With Bela Lugosi by Roy Tomlinson
Lugosi – A Play For The Stage By Michael Theodorou
Behind The Scenes Of Mystery Of The Mary Celeste With Tilly Day
An Interview With Bram Stoker
Staged Reading Of Dracula At The Lyceum Theatre In 1897
“Mother Riley Meets The Vampire” Robot Fails To Sell At Auction
Actress and Songwriter Dolores Fuller Dies at 88
The Return Of The “Mother Riley Meets The Vampire” Robot