Vintage Photo 1946 Rosemary La Planche in Devil Bat's Daughter horror camp

$ 7.92

Type: Photograph Country of Origin: United States

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Vintage Photo 1946 Rosemary La Planche in Devil Bat's Daughter horror camp. 🦇 Devil Bat’s Daughter (1946) is a moody, low-budget horror film from Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC), directed by Frank Wisbar. The Devil Bat (1940), famously starring Bela Lugosi. Devil Bat’s Daughter is the follow‑up to PRC’s cult classic. DEVIL BAT’S DAUGHTER (1946) Vintage Original B/W 8x10" Photo – Rosemary La Planche – PRC Horror – Good Condition Up for auction is a vintage original 8x10" black‑and‑white publicity photograph issued by PRC Pictures for the 1946 horror‑mystery Devil Bat’s Daughter, starring Rosemary La Planche, former Miss America and rising genre favorite of the mid‑1940s. About the Film Devil Bat’s Daughter is the follow‑up to PRC’s cult classic The Devil Bat (1940), famously starring Bela Lugosi. While the sequel shifts toward psychological horror and atmospheric suspense, it retains the unmistakable charm of PRC’s poverty‑row productions—moody lighting, tight sets, and a wonderfully pulpy storyline. Rosemary La Planche delivers a memorable performance as the tormented heroine haunted by her father’s sinister legacy, making stills from this title especially appealing to fans of vintage B‑movie horror and post‑war genre cinema. Condition Listed in good condition, with light signs of age typical for a 1940s studio still: Minor handling wear Light creasing Clean image with strong contrast Original PRC border text identifying the film A solid, atmospheric still from a beloved piece of 1940s horror history—perfect for collectors of PRC Pictures, classic B‑movie chillers, and Rosemary La Planche memorabilia. 🦇 Devil Bat’s Daughter (1946) is a moody, low-budget horror film from Producers Releasing Corporation (PRC), directed by Frank Wisbar. It serves as a spiritual sequel to the 1941 cult favorite The Devil Bat, though it features none of the original cast — including Bela Lugosi — and pivots toward psychological suspense. 🌟 Rosemary LaPlanche (1923–1979) was an American beauty queen and actress whose brief but memorable career bridged pageantry, Hollywood B-movies, and wartime patriotism. 👑 Pageant Fame • Miss California: Three consecutive wins — 1939, 1940, and 1941 • Miss America: Crowned in 1941, after placing runner-up the previous year • Her repeated state wins led to a rule change: contestants could only hold a state title once Low resolution scans provided do not show the full clarity and detail - words "mister Nostalgia' do not actually appear on the item itself