Three sheet poster for the United Artists film COMANCHE starring Dana Andrews, Kent Smith and Linda Cristal. The story of Comanche Quanah Parker and the hostilties between white settlers and Indians in early Texas. This tale has been told many times, but this
CinemaScope treatment presented the story in an epic fashion. This film introduced actress Linda Cristal to filmgoing audiences. The
posters shows Kent Smith on his horse. Very Fine. This three sheet was printed on two panels and both panels are in very fine condition.

Original United Artists Group of Four Scene Lobby Cards (11×14) for the Henry S. Kesler and Fyodor Otsep war comedy, THREE RUSSIAN GIRLS (1943) staring Anna Sten, Kent Smith, Mimi Forsythe, and Alexander Granach. This was one of the many pro-Soviet propaganda films made during World War II. Taking place just after the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, Sten is a Red Cross volunteer who is sent to a field hospital where she meet Smith’s character, who is a wounded American pilot brought to the hospital. As he recovers from his wounds, he falls in love with Sten. A crisis develops when the hospital is forced to evacuate to Leningrad as the Nazis advance. These four original scene cards are in very fine to very fine plus condition.

Original RKO Half Sheet Poster (22×28) for the Edward Dmytryk war drama, HITLER’S CHILDREN (1943) starring Tim Holt, Bonita Granville, Kent Smith, and Otto Kruger. Based on Gregor Ziemer’s book “Education for Death,” this film tells the story of a Nazi officer (Holt) who falls in love with a freedom-fighting American girl (Granville) in World War II Germany. Topping all RKO box office grosses up to that time, this war propaganda film revealed a number of shocking practices of the Nazis that would offend American sensibilities—like forcing women to have babies even out of wedlock, sterilizing women who were uncooperative or otherwise undesirable, fostering open hostility to Christianity, and brainwashing youth and encouraging them to violence against their enemies. This original half sheet poster is in very fine plus condition. This is a first class example of an American propaganda film of the World War II era. There is a legend of a long ago vertical fold in the poster, but no horizontal fold.