Original Paramount Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the John Farrow film noir, CALCUTTA (1947) starring Alan Ladd, Gail Russell, William Bendix, and June Duprez. Ladd and Bendix play cargo pilots working the route from India to China and trying to solve the murder of a fellow pilot. The film turned out to be Ladd’s most successful film of the 1940s, grossing more that even THE BLUE DALHIA (1946). This original scene lobby card is in very fine plus condition.

Original Medallion Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Ferdianado Baldi and Terence Young historical action drama, DUEL OF CHAMPIONS (1961) starring Alan Ladd, Franca Bettoia, Franco Fabrizi, Robert Keith, and Jacques Sernas. The film chronicles a duel between three Roman and three Alban brothers to settle a long-standing dispute between the two peoples. Many critics concentrate on Ladd’s tired and lackluster performance, coming at the end of his career. Indeed, he would only act in two more films and die of an overdose of alcohol and sedatives in 1964. The best thing about the film is the truly epic musical score composed by Francesco Lavagnino that desperately tries to elevate the production. Fine plus condition for this theater-used one sheet. Good color, no fold separations.

Original Warner Bros. Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the Frank Tuttle crime drama, HELL ON FRISCO BAY (1955)—starring Alan Ladd, Edward G. Robinson, and Joanne Dru. The plot focuses on ex-cop Steve Rollins (Ladd), who is framed for manslaughter and serves five years in San Quentin. After his release, he becomes obsessed with revenge and has to confront the ruthless waterfront gang boss Victor Amato (Robinson). Filmed in color but with a very film noir feel—this film is very gritty, exciting, and just plain fun to watch. This original scene card of Alan Ladd is in very good condition, with only some pinholes and minor foxing and creasing in the border area.

Original Columbia Pictures Three Sheet Poster (41×81) for the Hall Bartlett war drama, ALL THE YOUNG MEN (1960) starring Alan Ladd, Sidney Poitier, James Darren, and Paul Richards. During the Korean War an African-American sergeant (Poitier) is placed in charge of a platoon. Poitier has the support of most of the men, but two men present big problems. One is a Southern racist redneck (Richards) and the second is a seasoned and experienced fighter (Ladd). The film makes a good faith effort to deal with the serious problem of racism in the early 1960s. This original three sheet poster is folded and in good condition. The poster is unassembled, but there are some fold separations and other distresses. Please feel free to call us and ask for a more specific description of the condition of this or any poster. Ask us about poster restoration.

Original Paramount Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the Frank Tuttle crime/spy comedy, LUCKY JORDAN (1942) starring Alan Ladd, Helen Walker, Sheldon Leonard, and Mabel Paige. This entertaining spy thriller with a comedic twist has cynical gambler and racketeer Lucky (Ladd) getting drafted, getting put into the stockade for insubordination, and fleeing back to his former gang. But he finds his old gang is involved with Nazi spies, and Lucky finds that his newborn patriotism (it was 1942) won’t allow him to help the enemy. Small tear, very good condition. Colors vivid.

Original Paramount Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Frank Tuttle crime/comedy thriller, LUCKY JORDAN (1942) starring Alan Ladd in his first top billing, Helen Walker in her screen debut, and a 19-year-old Dorothy Dandridge. Ladd is the surly head of a gang who gets drafted. Military life does not agree with him, and he is soon placed in the stockade for insubordination. After fleeing the brig and returning to his gang, he finds that his second-in-command has been aiding the Nazis. When Ladd rounds up the subversive thugs, he gains the respect of the U.S. government and his new girlfriend Walker. With vivid colors, this original one sheet poster is linen-backed and in near mint condition.