THIS WAY PLEASE R-1941 * BETTY GRABLE * CHARLES “BUDDY” ROGERS * FIBBER MCGEE & MOLLY * RARE PRESSBOOK!!
MOVIE MEMORABILIA IS A GREAT HEDGE AGAINST INFLATION
This Way Please (Paramount, R-1941).
Uncut Pressbook (6
Pages, 12″ x 15″). Musical Comedy.
Starring Betty Grable, Charles “Buddy” Rogers, Ned Sparks, Fibber McGee and Molly (Jim Jordan and Marian Jordan), Porter Hall, Lee Bowman, Cecil Cunningham, Wally Vernon, Romo Vincent, Jerry Bergen and Mary Livingstone.
Directed by Robert Florey.
THIS IS AN ORIGINAL THEATRICAL RELEASE PRESSBOOK PRINTED IN 1941 FOR THEATER USE AND IS NOT A REPRODUCTION, BOOTLEG, REPRINT OR STORE BOUGHT ITEM
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This is a
GREAT PRESSBOOK, CHOCK FULL OF PUBLICITY, ADVERTISING, ADS, POSTERS and ARTICLES that is
81 YEARS OLD
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Pressbook consists of 6 large 12 x 15 inch Pages.
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WITH THE TENS OR HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PRESSBOOKS HERITAGE AND EMOVIEPOSTER HAVE SOLD,
THEY’VE NEVER OFFERED THIS RARE PRESSBOOK
!!
NOT ONCE
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EXTREMELY RARE
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PRESSBOOK
is COMPLETE, UNFOLDED and UNCUT with NO PINHOLES, NO CUTS, NO TAPE, NO STAINS and NO WRITING
.  There are a few tiny tears, some light toning, an extremely minuscule chip on the edge of the front cover and some light creasing on the lower left corner.
(SEE PHOTOS).
RARE 81 YEAR OLD CLASSIC MUSICAL COMEDY PRESSBOOK
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examples.  Included in that auction was an original one sheet for THE MUMMY(1932) which sold for $453,500.00, more
than doubling the previous high record for a poster.  An astounding amount
at that time and an auction record which stood for almost eighteen years.