1159. Trio of screen-used life-size “Batman”, “Robin” and “Bat Girl” static characters from Batman. (TCF TV, 1966-1968) In Batman Episode #119, Ida Lupino plays “Dr. Cassandra Spellcraft”, “World famous alchemist, occult science practitioner, and all-around evil-doing swinger.” In the episode, entitled “The Entrancing Dr. Cassandra”, with the aid of her “Alvino-ray gun”, the super-villain reduces the trio of caped crusaders to 2-dimensional versions of themselves. Cassandra’s accomplice “Cabala” then slips these flattened versions of our heroes under “Commissioner Gordon’s” office door. These are the actual screen-used “flattened characters” from that memorable episode. The (3) standee cutout props consist of color photographic fronts and studio-painted versos sandwiching a 1 in. rigid foam core. Props include: (1) “Batman” (Adam West): 71.5 x 26.5 x 1 in., (1) “Robin” (Burt Ward): 65 x 28 x 1 in. and (1) “Bat Girl” (Yvonne Craig): 62 x 29.5 x 1 in. All in action poses. These props occupied a place of pride in producer William Dozier’s office until the day he died (1999). All exhibit wear, with some professional restoration to extremities. In very good, vintage, production-used condition.
$8,000 - $12,000