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Post #510011 by bigbrotiki on Mon, Feb 8, 2010 7:22 PM

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Very cool, this is the only version of the TABU poster I have ever seen with a Tiki!


(love that palm frond font - why was that not used more often in Polynesian pop?)

I was just shown another poster design that had a very sexy wahine on it, probably from the 1948 re-release -but no Tiki!
Wonder were they got this one from.

Here's some TABU trivia:
"Murnau visited Tahiti in May 1929 and was joined by Flaherty a month later to scout for locations in the nearby island of Bora Bora. While scouting they found their leading lady Anna Chevalier (Reri) in a local cocktail bar."