Original Walt Disney One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Robert Stevenson musical family adventure, BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS (1971) starring Angela Landsbury, David Tomlinson, Roddy McDowall, and Sam Jaffe. During the London air raids of World War II, three children are sent to live in the country with Miss Price (Landsbury), whom the children discover is an apprentice witch. Once they discover this secret, they are swept up into a magical adventure on a traveling bed along with Miss Price and Professor Brown, the headmaster of the College of Witchcraft. This original one sheet poster is folded and in very fine condition.

Four original 11×14 scene lobby cards from the Walt Disney film DARBY O’ GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE (1959) starring Sean Connery, Janet Munro and Albert Sharpe. Pure blarney from the Disney factory, the leprechaun laced fantasy features an young and gorgeous Sean Connery. The cards in are mostly very fine condition. Some minor edgewear on the right edge.

Original Walt Disney 1979 Re-Release One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Robert Stevenson musical family adventure, BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS (1971) starring Angela Landsbury, David Tomlinson, Roddy McDowall, and Sam Jaffe. During the London air raids of World War II, three children are sent to live in the country with Miss Price (Landsbury), whom the children discover is an apprentice witch. Once they discover this secret, they are swept up into a magical adventure on a traveling bed along with Miss Price and Professor Brown, the headmaster of the College of Witchcraft. This original re-release one sheet poster is folded and in very good condition, with about a 3” tear in the top border area and signs of general theater use.

Original RKO Three Sheet Poster for the Robert Stevenson film-noir crime drama, THE LAS VEGAS STORY (1952)—starring Jane Russell, Victor Mature, and Vincent Price. This romantic-triangle love story is about a former cafe singer Linda (Russell) who marries a New York investment broker Lloyd (Price). When the two stop in Las Vegas at Linda’s former venue, The Last Chance Club, Lloyd accumulates a huge gambling debt and is later accused of stealing his wife’s $50,000 necklace to pawn and get an insurance settlement as well. The local police investigator Dave (Mature), who some years earlier had an affair with Linda before he was sent overseas, tries to sort out the truth about what really happened. When Linda is kidnapped, Dave goes crazy and chases the two across the desert in a helicopter. By the end of the picture, Lloyd turns out to be wanted for embezzlement charges back in New York, which allows Linda to divorce him, take back her old singing job in Vegas, and revive her old relationship with Dave. Besides the excellent performance by Jane Russell, the other stand-out performance of the film are the three songs written by Hoagy Carmichael—”The Monkey Song” performed by Carmichael, “I Get Along Without You Very Well” performed by Russell, and “My Resistance is Low” performed by both of them. The poster is unbacked in very fine plus condition. No damage to the image area at all and vivid color. The border area of the top panel has a small chip. Three sheets are printed on two panels which must be joined to display the full poster. RKO posters from this period are some of the best film posters of the 1950s. Three sheets may be linen backed. Ask us about poster conservation. A spectacular Las Vegas themed image.

Original RKO One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Robert Stevenson film noir crime drama, THE LAS VEGAS STORY (1952) starring Jane Russell, Victor Mature, and Vincent Price. This romantic-triangle love story is about a former cafe singer Linda (Russell) who marries a New York investment broker Lloyd (Price). When the two stop in Las Vegas at Linda’s former venue, The Last Chance Club, Lloyd accumulates a huge gambling debt and is later accused of stealing his wife’s $50,000 necklace to pawn and get an insurance settlement as well. The local police investigator Dave (Mature), who some years earlier had an affair with Linda before he was sent overseas, tries to sort out the truth about what really happened. When Linda is kidnapped, Dave goes crazy and chases the two across the desert in a helicopter. By the end of the picture, Lloyd turns out to be wanted for embezzlement charges back in New York, which allows Linda to divorce him, take back her old singing job in Vegas, and revive her old relationship with Dave. Besides the excellent performance by Jane Russell, the other stand-out performance of the film are the three songs written by Hoagy Carmichael—”The Monkey Song” performed by Carmichael, “I Get Along Without You Very Well” performed by Russell, and “My Resistance is Low” performed by both of them. This original one sheet poster is linen-backed and in very fine plus condition with only some touch-up at the fold lines.