[Jacksonville, FL: Norman Studios, 1923]. [4]pp. Folded pictorial leaflet (7 x 4.5"). Near fine, with stamp in appropriate frame: "Star Theatre Saturday Only." A promotional herald for one of the most widely known productions by silent filmmaker Richard Norman, who was among the most successful producers of films shot with.....

[Jacksonville, FL: Norman Studios, 1919-1920]. Double-sided, four-panel herald (6 x 9") on cheap pulp stock, never folded. Paper tanned, shallow chipping and short tears to edges, minute closed tear; a good copy of this fragile item. Silent filmmaker Richard Norman was among the first to make "race films," and this.....

[Los Angeles]: Paramount, 1963. 10pp. Folio. Pictorial self-wrappers. Heavily illustrated. About fine. Original campaign press book for the film, based on Philip Reisman, Jr.'s screenplay adaptation of two Pulitzer-winning literary properties, Agee's 1957 novel, A DEATH IN THE FAMILY, and Mosel's 1960 adaptation of the novel to the stage. Directed.....

[Los Angeles]: Paramount, 1963. Eight full color 11 x 14" pictorial lobby cards. Apart from the natural faint tan toning of the card stock, fine. A complete set of the studio lobby cards promoting the film, based on Philip Reisman, Jr.'s screenplay adaptation of two Pulitzer- winning literary properties, Agee's.....

[Np]: Mascot Pictures, [1934]. Original 11 x 14" color studio lobby card. One blank corner cracked and repaired, one small, shallow marginal chip. old small label on verso, but very good. A promotional lobby card for Nat Levine's production, directed by Phil Rosen, based on a screenplay adaptation of Alcott's.....

[Cincinnati]: [Printed by Hennegan for:] RKO Radio Pictures, [1933]. [4]pp. Color pictorial folding herald (17 x 13.5 cm folded). About fine. An uncommon and striking pictorial herald for the 1933 film adaptation of LITTLE WOMEN, produced by Merian C. Cooper. directed by George Cukor, starring Katharine Hepburn, Joan Bennett, Edna.....

[Copenhagen, Denmark]: United Artists, [1955]. [12]pp. 12mo. Pictorial wrappers (with upper wrapper adapted from Saul Bass's design). Photographs. Near fine. A program attending the Danish release of the 1955 film adaptation of THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM, starring Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker and Kim Novak. The program includes text.....

[Los Angeles]: Columbia Pictures Corp, 1962. Eight vintage 8x10" glossy b&w stills, with captions. Some slight toning, one has a theatre stamp on the verso, anther has a title i.d. in the margin, but generally very good. A selection of the publicity stills issued to promote John Fante's adaptation to.....

[Los Angeles]: Twentieth Century Fox, 1976. Eight 11 x 14" color promotional lobby cards. Fine. A complete set of the lobby cards for Robert Altman's brilliant story of three women who are dissatisfied with their situations and decide to steal and trade lives from each other. Altman wrote the script.....

[Los Angeles]: United Artists, [1954]. 16 pp. Folio, (17 X 11 inches). Highly pictorial self-wrappers Heavily illustrated. Folded, with clean partial splits to spine, else very good. A pressbook for the US distribution of Eric Ambler's adaptation to the screen of H. E. Bates's 1947 novel. Directed by Robert Parrish.....

New York: The Theatre Guild, [1933-34]. 16pp. Quarto. Pictorial wrappers. Black & white photographs. Stray inking mark to upper panel, else fine. First edition. Souvenir program produced for the run of the new play by Maxwell Anderson, presented at the Alvin Theatre. Theresa Helburn directed Helen Hayes, Helen Menken, Philip.....

[Np]: Universal - Paramount. 1977. Set of eight 11 x 14" color lobby cards. Fine, unused. A complete set of the lobby cards issued to promote the US distribution of William Friedkin's masterful revisiting of the sourcework for LA SALAIRE DE LA PEUR (THE WAGES OF FEAR), starring Roy Scheider.....

[Burbank]: Warner Bros. 1966. Five full color pictorial lobby cards, 11 x 14". Numbers 1, 2, 4, 5, and 8. Slight offsetting to left margins of 5 & 8, else near fine. A partial set of the lobby cards issued to promote the film adaptation by Baker of his own.....