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 Paramount Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the George Marshall musical comedy, RIDING HIGH (1943) starring Dorothy Lamour, Dick Powell, Victor Moore, and Gil Lamb. Powell plays a salesman who has sold mining stock to Dorothy Lamour’s father, but the father needs Powell to secure operating capital. In trying to do this, Powell gets involved with Moore, a mild-mannered counterfeiter who has a wad of bogus cash. Filmed on location in Arizona, this film was Dick Powell’s last film for Paramount. This original one sheet poster is linen-backed and in very fine condition.

Original Paramount Pictures 3-D Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Marshall comedy, MONEY FROM HOME (1953) starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. The plot involves Herman (Martin), who owes many gambling debts and tries to pay them off by fixing a horse race. All this with the help of his unsuspecting cousin (Lewis), who happens to be an apprentice veterinarian and confirmed animal lover. Jerry gets to do all his crazy satirical stunts, and Dino gets to sing his songs. There you have it: the formula for Martin and Lewis, one of the most successful comedy teams in the history of movies. This film made in 3D, coming in 1953 at the epicenter of the 50s 3D craze. This original scene lobby card, one of the best portrait cards of Jerry as nut from any of their films shows him with actress Pat Crowley, is marked 3-D and is in very fine plus condition.

Original Paramount Pictures 3-D Scene One sheet poster for the George Marshall comedy, MONEY FROM HOME (1953) starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. The plot involves Herman (Martin), who owes many gambling debts and tries to pay them off by fixing a horse race. All this with the help of his unsuspecting cousin (Lewis), who happens to be an apprentice veterinarian and confirmed animal lover. Jerry gets to do all his crazy satirical stunts, and Dino gets to sing his songs. There you have it: the formula for Martin and Lewis, one of the most successful comedy teams in the history of movies. This film made in 3D, coming in 1953 at the epicenter of the 50s 3D craze. This one sheet is in fine plus condition with some minor issues. Ask us about linen backing and read our article on this site
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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.

Original Universal Pictures Half Sheet Poster (22×28) for the George Marshall comedy masterpiece, YOU CAN’T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN starring W.C. Fields and Edgar Bergen. This hilarious film has Fields running a second rate circus and trying to stay one step ahead of the law and his creditors. Fields was a tremendous hit on the radio, especially on ventriloquist Edgar Bergen’s program, where he had a long running “feud” with Bergen’s “dummy” Charley McCarthy. The film is an attempt to capitalize on this feud, and gags and double takes by the scheming Fields fuels the romp. With torn paper collage caricature art by Jacques Kapralik, this original half sheet poster is in very fine condition. Extremely rare in any condition, this very fine copy in very fine condition is one of the best film posters we currently own. The image area is in great condition – and this half sheet was never folded, but there are some distresses and near-chips in the border area. For this reason we would recommend paper backing for this poster. Ask us about poster conservation.