Original United Artists Lobby Card Set for the George Marshall musical comedy, POT O’ GOLD (1941) starring James Stewart, Paulette Goddard, Horace Heidt, and Charles Winninger. This is the movie version of a popular radio program of the same name that featured musical routines. It is a romantic comedy told in musical form with Stewart playing one of his trademark common man personas — who could also sing. And though audiences did not usually associate Stewart with singing, he is actually pretty good. This delightful film is meant to be funny, a little madcap, and always sweet. The overall condition is fine plus. The title card is in Fine Plus condition. The other cards range from Fine to Very Fine. The cards a little smudged in places, although some are quite clean. Fine to Very Fine condition.

Original MGM Portrait Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the Roy Del Ruth musical, BROADWAY RHYTHM (1944) starring George Murphy, Ginny Simms, Charles Winninger, and Gloria DeHaven. In this MGM musical Broadway producer Murphy is hot to cast his big Broadway musical with expensive hi-toned performers but finds out that talent is all around him all the time. Another in the great series of movies with the MGM theme “Hey Gang, Let’s Put On A Show.” Not exactly MIckey and Judy, but not far off either. George Murphy would later become a United States Senator from California long before Ronald Reagan would ever become a national political figure. This original portrait lobby card of George Murphy and Ginny Simms is in fine plus to very fine condition.

Original United Artists One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the George Marshall musical comedy, POT O’ GOLD (1941) starring James Stewart, Paulette Goddard, Horace Heidt, and Charles Winninger. This is the movie version of a popular radio program of the same name that featured musical routines. It is a romantic comedy told in musical form with Stewart playing one of his trademark common man “personas” — who could also sing. And though audiences did not usually associate Stewart with singing, he is actually pretty good. This delightful film is meant to be funny, a little madcap, and always sweet. This original one sheet poster has some minor flaws—including edge wear, cross-fold separations, pinholes, an extra crease at the vertical fold, and a small chip on the right side that has paper tape on the front and back. The overall condition is fine plus.