Haunting of Julia, The (US, motion picture)	- (1977). Mia Farrow stars, with Keir Dullea and Tom Conti, directed by Richard Loncraine. Citations: 1. 'TAD Goes to the Movies,' by Thomas Godfrey, The Armchair Detective, Volume 14, 1981, Number 4, pg. 330-331.
His Kind of Woman (US, Motion picture)	- (1951) Robert Mitchum stars as Dan Milner, a gambler who becomes involved in a scheme to get deported racketeer Nick Ferraro (Raymond Burr) back in the US. Also stars Jane Russell and Vincent Price. Citations: 1. The Complete Films of Vincent Price, Lucy Chase Williams, Citadel Press, 1995. 2. Vincent Price, 'His Kind of Woman,' by Gary Svehla, Midnight Marquee Actors Series, Midnight Marquee Press, edited by Gary J. and Susan Svehla, 1998.
Hound of the Baskervilles, The (UK, Motion picture)	- (1931) Robert Rendel as Sherlock Holmes, Frederick Lloyd as Dr. Watson, John Stuart as Sir Henry Baskerville. Citations: 1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels. Citadel Press, 1978.
Hound of the Baskervilles, The (US, Motion picture)	- (1939) Debut performance of Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson. Made for Fox, followed by Adventures of Sherlock Holmes before the series was moved to Universal and moved Holmes to the 1940s. Citations: 1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels. Citadel Press, 1978.
Hound of the Baskervilles, The (UK, Motion picture)	- (1959) Produced by Hammer, with Peter Cushing as Holmes and Andre Morell as Dr. Watson, and Christopher Lee as Sir Henry Baskerville. Citations: 1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels. Citadel Press, 1978.
Hound of the Baskervilles, The (UK, motion picture)	- (1977). Peter Cook and Dudley Moore (of Bedazzled star as Holmes and Watson. Critics state it is not funny. Citations: 1. 'TAD Goes to the Movies,' by Thomas Godfrey, The Armchair Detective, Volume 14, 1981, Number 4, pg. 330-331.
House of Fear (US, Motion picture)	- (1944). Universal film, based on 'The Adventure of the Five Orange Pips.' Rathbone and Bruce as Holmes and Watson, with Paul Cavanagh, Aubrey Mather, etc. Citations: 1. The Films of Sherlock Holmes, Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels, Citadel Press, 1978.
House of the Long Shadows (UK, Motion picture)	- (19 ) The sixth adaptation of Seven Keys to Baldpate starring a quatrain of horror stars - Vincent Price, Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and John Carradine. Citations: 1. Complete Films of Vincent Price, Lucy Chase Williams, Citadel Press, 1995. 2. Vincent Price, 'Tales of Terror, The Raven, and The Comedy of Terrors,' by Paul Castiligia, Midnight Marquee Actor Series, Midnight Marquee Press, edited by Gary and Susan Svehla, 1998.
House of A Thousand Dolls (US, Motion picture)	- (1967) George Nader plays a detective trying to find out what's happening to all the girls gone missing in Tangiers. Turns out its a white slavery ring, with magician Vincent Price kidnapping the girls. Citations: 1. The Complete Films of Vincent Price, Lucy Chase Williams, Citadel Press, 1995.
House on Haunted Hill (US, Motion picture)	- (1967) Vincent Price plays millionaire Frederick Loren, who invites 5 people to a rented house for a haunted house party. Though it's a 'thriller' it's also a mystery story. The Ennis-Brown House is the magnificent creation of world- famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It is one of the most outstanding residential structures existing in the United States. In Architectural Digest (October, 1979)* Thomas Heinz states: "The residence is one of the most unusual of Wright's California designs. In it, he combined elements from his past work with a new vocabulary created specifically for the sun-drenched, slightly rugged topography of Southern California. Aware that his client shared his affinity for Mayan art and architecture, he drew inspiration from that culture's highly ornamented and organized buildings. "The Ennis-Brown House is one of the first residences constructed from concrete block. Wright transforms cold industrial concrete to a warm decorative material used as a frame for interior features like windows and fireplaces as well as columns. His sixteen inch modular blocks with intriguing geometric repeats invite tactile exploration. "The art glass windows and doors, reminiscent of examples from the earlier prairie period, here achieve greater color suddenly as they graduate in intensity from darker at the top to lighter at the bottom. The wisteria motif mosaic above the living room fireplace is the extant example of the only four art glass mosaics Wright ever designed. "The metal work based on Mayan imagery is not of Wright's design, and may have been included at Mr. Ennis' request, yet from the very large iron grill at the main entrance to such minute details as light switches and lock plates, there is a unity of conception and materials that complements the entire structure." This beautiful example of the genius of Wright is visited by architects, architectural historians, artists and art lovers from practically every country in the world. The house is listed by the U.S. Department of the Interior in the National Register of Historic Places, it has been declared a Cultural Heritage Monument by the city of Los Angeles, and it has been designated a California State Landmark. The house was built for Mabel and Charles Ennis in 1924, and after changing hands many times, it was purchased by Augustus O. Brown and Marcia Brown (deceased) in 1968. Efforts to restore and maintain the house throughout the years have been very rewarding. In 1980, Brown donated the house to the Trust for Preservation of Cultural Heritage, a non-profit organization led by professionals and individuals active in historic preservation. In consideration of the gift, the house was renamed the Ennis-Brown House. Restoration work still continues on the building and Brown has been designated by the Board of Directors as curator of the property, supervising its maintenance and restoration. Citations: 1. The Complete Films of Vincent Price, Lucy Chase Williams, Citadel Press, 1995.

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