00 Division # 26

AGENT 505: DEATH TRAP BEIRUT!

Star Frederick Stafford was a Czech actor fluent in many languages and thus a popular stalwart hero--often a spy--in various International productions. Perhaps his biggest claim to fame would be as the star of Alfred Hitchcock's TOPAZ in 1969. Unfortunately for the actor, TOPAZ turned out to be one of Hitch's lesser and most easily forgotten efforts. 

The Best of Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck

The great Carl Barks was still unknown when this collection came out in '66 proving that his stories were noteworthy even before his name got out.

Duel At Diablo

Happy Birthday, David McCallum

In 2013, actor David McCallum, known as "Ducky" to NCIS fans turns 80 years old today. In '66, however, forever young, he was the subject of this book, ILYA-THAT MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.

Bat Stuff # 54

Plan 9 in 10

Posted by Drew Friedman on FB, this is the one reel, ten minute, home movie edit of Ed Wood's masterpiece from several years earlier, PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE, available to own in '66.

The Rat Patrol

I remember THE RAT PATROL as being quite popular in '66 but we never watched it. Must have been opposite one of my Dad's favorite shows. Lost f episodes to enjoy on YouTube these days, though.

Dick Tracy Autolite Ad

More than 30 years old by '66, Tracy was still hot enough to be used in ads.

The Dr Who Annual

Just like 2013, DOCTOR WHO was big in '66!

00 Division # 25

Barbara Harris-The Apple Tree

On Broadway from October of '66 was THE APPLE TREE, directed by Mike Nichols and based on material by Mark Twain, Jules Feiffer and Frank R. Stockton. The wonderful Barbara Harris starred alongside Broadway vet (and later game show host) Larry Blyden and newcomer Alan Alda.