Original Columbia Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Lew Landers adventure, HURRICANE ISLAND (1951)—starring Jon Hall, Marie Windsor, Romo Vincent, Edgar Barrier, and Jo Gilbert. Hall plays Captain Carlos Montalvo, second-in-command to the Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon (Barrier). While searching for the “fountain of youth,” Montalvo gets mixed up with lady buccaneer Jane Bolton (Windsor) and Indian princess Okkahla (Gilbert). The villains, who lurk at every turn, are finally thwarted in a dramatic hurricane. This poster is folded and in fine plus condition, with only some distresses along the fold lines and some very minor pinholes.

Original Republic Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Lee Sholem and Elmo Williams action adventure, HELL SHIP MUTINY (1957) starring Jon Hall, John Carradine, and Peter Lorre. Hall plays the captain of a small ship in the South Seas who discovers a band of gunman led by Carradine that have enslaved the natives to make dangerous dives for pearls. Great old-school movie poster art. This original one sheet poster is folded and in very fine to near mint condition.

Original Paramount Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Alfred Santell adventure, ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS (1941)—starring Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall, and Lynne Overman. This film tells the story of a South Seas native boy who is sent to the U.S. for his education, but he returns to the island after his father dies to stop a revolution. A volcano and an earthquake make for an exciting finale. The film received Academy Award nominations for Best Color Cinematography and Best Special Effects. This original one sheet poster is in very good condition. One of the most beautiful posters eliciting the aura and romance of the South Seas.

Original 20th Century Fox Stone Lithograph Six Sheet Poster (exact dimensions 79×80) for the James Tinling mystery thriller, CHARLIE CHAN IN SHANGHAI (1935)– starring Warner Oland, Irene Hervey, Jon Hall, and Russell Hicks. In this ninth film in the popular, long-running Chan series, the Chinese government calls Chan to Shanghai to investigate a murder involving an opium ring, whose leaders kidnap Charlie and attempt to have him killed. This action-packed, complex mystery is the only film in the series set in China. Although Chan films are often accused of being racist, the Chan character was just about the only positive Asian character in Hollywood films of the 1930s, and the series was tremendously popular with the Asian-American audiences of the era. This beautiful stone lithograph six sheet poster is linen-backed and in near mint condition.