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1934 Lets Be Ritzy w Lew Ayres Movie Ad Slick Sample Sheet 9x15 Universal Studio
1934 Lets Be Ritzy w Lew Ayres Movie Ad Slick Sample Sheet 9x15 Universal Studio
1934 Lets Be Ritzy w Lew Ayres Movie Ad Slick Sample Sheet 9x15 Universal Studio
1934 Lets Be Ritzy w Lew Ayres Movie Ad Slick Sample Sheet 9x15 Universal Studio

1934 Lets Be Ritzy w Lew Ayres Movie Ad Slick Sample Sheet 9x15 Universal Studio

$ 13.19

Availability: 46 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Studio: Universal
  • Industry: Movies
  • Starring: Lew Ayres, Patricia Ellis, Frank McHugh, Isabel Jewell
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Modification Description: Advertising has been carefully removed from original publication.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Color: Black and White
  • Notable damage: ¾" tear at center seam
  • Condition: ¾" slit in margin of center seam. Though this near-90-year-old paper collectible is in otherwise good condition, you may see nicks, possible insect damage, staple holes, rust stains from staples, age discoloration, staining or small tears. It has been folded into fourths so there are three gently rounded crease marks at approximately 4" intervals across its width. Please examine the photos of this rare and fragile paper item carefully. 1934 original 9"x15" newsprint sheet shows ad mats available as promos for theaters for the movie, "Let's Be Ritzy," with Lew Ayres, Patricia Ellis, Frank McHugh, Hedda Hopper, and Isabel Jewell.

    Description

    1934 Let's Be Ritzy; Lew Ayres; Movie Ad Slick Sample Sheet; 9"x15"; Universal Studio
    Stars:
    Lew Ayres, Patricia Ellis, Frank McHugh, and Isabel Jewell.
    Movie:
    Let's Be Ritzy (1934) by Universal Pictures
    Measures:
    9" x 15”
    Description:
    This 2/ TWO-SIDED advertising piece was sent out to local movie theatres by the publishing company, Metropolitan Engravers, Ltd., and features - on both sides -
    available advertising layout options (both art graphic and photographic) for this movie
    . This sampler is printed on heavy newsprint in various shades of black, white, and grey.
    Condition:
    ¾
    " slit on center seam margin
    (see photo). With this nearly 90-year-old paper collectible, you can also expect nicks, possible insect damage, staple holes, rust stains from staples, age discoloration, staining or small tears. It has been folded into fourths so there are three gently rounded crease marks at approximately 4" intervals across its width. Please examine the photos of this rare and fragile paper item carefully.
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