Was this a good buy?: Classic Stars old cigarette cards

Hey guys, I don't know about memorabilia and prices, so maybe you could help me out here. The other day I visited a flea market and like in the first store I found a box with old Chilean cigarette cards of Classic Actors. I stood there and started selecting. The guy said that he would make a discount if I bought 70. Here are the 70 cards I picked:

I paid 33 dollars for them. What do you think? Too much?

Haiku # 5: "Dinner at eight"

I'm a bit late with today's haiku, but I just arrived home (waiting to see the royal wedding)....

Dinner at Eight (1933)

"You're invited to
dinner. Bring broken dreams and
new hopes. 8pm."

This is an entry for the Best For Film Hollywood Haikus blogging competition. Enter now.

Red-Headed Woman: The Twitter Version (the end)

I'm a bit late, yesterday the Blogosphere celebrated Miss Harlow's centennial, but here's the second part of my entry for the Jean Harlow Blogathon organized by The Kitty Packard Pictorial (ends on Sunday).

 Hint: click the character's tweets containing TwitPic links ;)

If you missed the first part of Red-Headed Woman (1932), click here.

If you get to read this line, congrats and thanks for your interest. Hope you enjoyed :)

Red-Headed Woman: The Twitter Version (Part 1)

This post is part of the Jean Harlow Blogathon organized by Carley from the super cool blog The Kitty Packard Pictorial , celebrating Jean's 100th birthday. 

I don't know too much about her to be honest, I've seen like five of her films so I decided to transform the last one I saw, pre-code Red-Headed Woman (Jack Conway; 1932) into a Twitter version. Because I had to add too many pics, I decided to divide the post in two parts, so wait until Friday for the ending :)