Original MGM Three Sheet Poster (41×81) for the George Sidney romantic musical comedy, VIVA LAS VEGAS (1960) starring Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret. This film was more successful than BLUE HAWAII (1961) and turned out to be one of his best musical films. With delightful musical numbers, Presley and Ann-Margret produced great on-screen chemistry. Indeed, when the wedding scene was filmed, many tabloid magazines of the time published photos of the “wedding” and suggested that the two had actually gotten married. Originally folded, this three sheet poster has minor cross-fold separations, ghosting in the tagline, and tanning in the fold lines—otherwise, the poster is in very fine condition.

Original Columbia Pictures one sheet poster for the George Sidney musical PAL JOEY (1957) starring Rita Hayworth, Frank Sinatra, and Kim Novak. The film is based on the classic Rodgers and Hart musical of the same name and features such ageless songs as BEWITCHED, BOTHERED AND BEWILDERED and MY FUNNY VALENTINE. Sinatra is at the top of his game portraying a San Francisco roue torn between two women — a high society matron and a showgirl. Celluloid life and reel life mirrored one another as Columbia Boss Harry Cohn’s real-life obsession between the two studio glamour girls played out on screen, pitting one against the other. This theater used poster is in very good condition. It is somewhat worn – with some small tears, some pinholes and other distresses. This poster is a good candidate for linen backing. Ask us about poster restoration.

Original MGM Insert Poster (14×36) for the George Sidney action adventure, THE THREE MUSKETEERS (1948) starring Lana Turner, Gene Kelly, June Allyson, Van Heflin, and Vincent Price. Adapted from the celebrated novel by Alexandre Dumas, this film chronicles the musketeers as they thwart the plans of the evil Cardinal Richelieu (Price) to usurp the king’s power and authority. Turner gives her finest performance as the notorious Lady De Winter who lies, steals, and murders her way from France to England. Kelly also hits the mark with his very athletic portrayal of the hotheaded but good-hearted D’Artagan. Loaded with exciting sword fights and other action scenes, this colorful swashbuckling adventure romance is visually great entertainment. The film received an Academy Award nomination was for Best Cinematography. This original insert poster is folded and in very fine condition.

Original MGM One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the George Sidney musical comedy, JUPITER’S DARLING (1955) starring Esther Williams, Howard Keel, and George Sanders. This lighthearted film revolves around one of history’s great military blunders — by Hannibal, around 217 B.C.. The Carthaginian conqueror failed to march on Rome when he had their imperial backs to the wall. Based on Robert Sherwood’s play, “The Road to Rome,” this offbeat musical received critical acclaim at the time of its release. It not only effectively lampoons “epics,” but Williams even spoofs her own underwater ballets in the “I Had A Dream” sequence. This original one sheet poster is folded and in very good condition, with only some minor fold separations and a Canadian censor stamp.

Original MGM Half Sheet Poster (22×28) for the George Sidney musical comedy, ANCHORS AWEIGH (1945) starring Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, and Gene Kelly. This delightful, light-hearted, romantic musical comedy centers on two sailors (Sinatra and Kelly) who have a few days leave in Hollywood. They meet a little boy who wants to run away from home and join the navy. When they take him home, they meet his singer-wannabe aunt (Grayson), and the romance begins. Released some months before the end of the war, this film was Gene Kelly’s first true starring role at MGM and one of his major musical triumphs of the 1940s. This original half sheet poster is folded and in very good condition.

Original MGM Portrait Lobby Card for the George Sidney war romance, THE RED DANUBE (1949) starring Walter Pidgeon, Ethel Barrymore, Peter Lawford, and Janet Leigh. This is portrait scene card of Peter Lawford and Janet Leigh. In this story of military personnel governing post-war Berlin, the two star-crossed lovers are Lawford and Janet Leigh. Both had been fresh faces on the MGM lot during the forties. THE RED DANUBE was an opportunity for both of these young players to step into a more dramatic role. This is an exceptionally nice two-shot card — the prettiest card in the set on this film. Very fine condition.

Original MGM Title Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Sidney musical comedy, KISS ME KATE (1953) starring Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, and Ann Miller. KISS ME KATE and WEST SIDE STORY are the two most famous musical adaptations of Shakespeare for stage and screen. Cole Porter’s great lyrics and catchy tunes resulted in the biggest Broadway run of any of his shows (1077 performances) and yielded more hit songs for him that any other production. Grayson and Keel delivered great singing, and Miller literally burned up the screen with her dancing, especially in the number “Too Darn Hot.” Originally filmed in 3-D at a time when the studios were using every gimmick to get people away from their televisions and back to the theaters, the film remains one of the best MGM musicals of the era. This original title card is in very fine condition for its age, having only some minor discoloration in the border area, one small tear in the upper left border and a few pinholes in the image area.

Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Sidney musical comedy, KISS ME KATE (1953) starring Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, and Ann Miller. KISS ME KATE and WEST SIDE STORY are the two most famous musical adaptations of Shakespeare for stage and screen. Cole Porter’s great lyrics and catchy tunes resulted in the biggest Broadway run of any of his shows (1077 performances) and yielded more hit songs for him that any other production. Grayson and Keel delivered great singing, and Miller literally burned up the screen with her dancing, especially in the number “Too Darn Hot.” Originally filmed in 3-D at a time when the studios were using every gimmick to get people away from their televisions and back to the theaters, the film remains one of the best MGM musicals of the era. This original scene card with Keel and a hilarious couple of thugs is in very fine condition for its age with only some very minor pinholes in the image area.

Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Sidney musical comedy, KISS ME KATE (1953) starring Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, and Ann Miller. KISS ME KATE and WEST SIDE STORY are the two most famous musical adaptations of Shakespeare for stage and screen. Cole Porter’s great lyrics and catchy tunes resulted in the biggest Broadway run of any of his shows (1077 performances) and yielded more hit songs for him that any other production. Grayson and Keel delivered great singing, and Miller literally burned up the screen with her dancing, especially in the number “Too Darn Hot.” Originally filmed in 3-D at a time when the studios were using every gimmick to get people away from their televisions and back to the theaters, the film remains one of the best MGM musicals of the era. This original scene card with Ann Miller and Kathryn Grayson about to do battle is in very fine condition for its age with only a few pinholes in the image area.

Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Sidney musical comedy, KISS ME KATE (1953) starring Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, and Tommy Rall. KISS ME KATE and WEST SIDE STORY are the two most famous musical adaptations of Shakespeare for stage and screen. Cole Porter’s great lyrics and catchy tunes resulted in the biggest Broadway run of any of his shows (1077 performances) and yielded more hit songs for him that any other production. Grayson and Keel delivered great singing, and Miller literally burned up the screen with her dancing, especially in the number “Too Darn Hot.” Originally filmed in 3-D at a time when the studios were using every gimmick to get people away from their televisions and back to the theaters, the film remains one of the best MGM musicals of the era. This original scene card with Keel and Grayson is in very fine condition for its age with only some very minor pinholes in the image area.

Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Sidney musical comedy, KISS ME KATE (1953) starring Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, and Ann Miller. KISS ME KATE and WEST SIDE STORY are the two most famous musical adaptations of Shakespeare for stage and screen. Cole Porter’s great lyrics and catchy tunes resulted in the biggest Broadway run of any of his shows (1077 performances) and yielded more hit songs for him that any other production. Grayson and Keel delivered great singing, and Miller literally burned up the screen with her dancing, especially in the number “Too Darn Hot.” Originally filmed in 3-D at a time when the studios were using every gimmick to get people away from their televisions and back to the theaters, the film remains one of the best MGM musicals of the era. This original scene card with Keel kissing Ann Miller is in very fine condition for its age with only some very minor pinholes in the image area.

Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the George Sidney musical comedy, KISS ME KATE (1953) starring Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel, Ann Miller, and Tommy Rall. KISS ME KATE and WEST SIDE STORY are the two most famous musical adaptations of Shakespeare for stage and screen. Cole Porter’s great lyrics and catchy tunes resulted in the biggest Broadway run of any of his shows (1077 performances) and yielded more hit songs for him that any other production. Grayson and Keel delivered great singing, and Miller literally burned up the screen with her dancing, especially in the number “Too Darn Hot.” Originally filmed in 3-D at a time when the studios were using every gimmick to get people away from their televisions and back to the theaters, the film remains one of the best MGM musicals of the era. This original scene card with Rall, Miller, Grayson, and Keel is in very fine condition for its age with only some very minor pinholes in the image area.