Original Paramount Pictures Six Sheet Poster (81×81) for the Stuart Rosenberg political drama, WUSA (1970)—starring Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, and Anthony Perkins. Adapted from the Robert Stone novel, “Hall of Mirrors,” the story involves a cynical drifter (Newman) who gets a job as an announcer for a right-wing radio station in New Orleans. At first he is content to parrot the station’s reactionary editorial stance, but then he begins to be challenged by his lady friend (Woodward) and a troubled idealist (Perkins), who have become aware of WUSA’s secret and sinister political agenda. With excellent performances by everyone in the cast, this political melodrama was clearly related to the passions and disappointments of the 1968 general election. This original one sheet poster is folded and in very fine condition.

Original United Artists Three Sheet Poster (41×81) for the John Frankenheimer mystery thriller, THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (1962)—starring Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey, Janet Leigh, and Angela Lansbury. Based on a novel by Richard Condon, this excellent thriller tells the story of a former Korean War POW (Harvey) who is brainwashed by the Chinese communists into becoming a political assassin. An eerie coincidence, the film dealing with the assassination of an American presidential candidate was released in the U.S. in the year before the real-life assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The topic of the film was so politically sensitive that it was prohibited in the former “Iron Curtain” countries until after the fall of the Soviet Union. Angela Lansbury, who absolutely captivates and steals every scene she is in, was nominated for Best Supporting Actress. This original three sheet poster is folded and in very fine condition. It appears to have never been used and is unassembled.

This is an original Paramount Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Melville Shavelson biographical drama, BEAU JAMES (1957) starring Bob Hope, Vera Miles, and Paul Douglas. Based on the biography by Gene Fowler, this is the story of the political career of Jimmy Walker, the flamboyant and somewhat corrupt mayor of New York City from 1926-1932. The film was Hope’s last attempt at a serious dramatic role, and although his performance was good, he realized his real appeal was in making comedies. This original one sheet poster is in very fine condition.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949)—starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original lobby card of the state police and news reporters is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949) starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original lobby card of Ireland slapping Dru is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949) starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original scene lobby card of Dru pleading with Ireland is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card. The card also has been trimmed on the left border.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949) starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original lobby card of Ireland and others around dining table is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949) starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original lobby card of Crawford in front a huge banner at a political rally is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949) starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original lobby card of Crawford and others looking over a balcony is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card.

Original Columbia Pictures Scene Lobby Card (11×14) for the hallmark political drama, ALL THE KING’S MEN (1949) starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, and Mercedes McCambridge. The film was produced, directed, and written by Robert Rossen based on a novel by Robert Penn Warren about the colorful life of Louisiana’s infamous governor Huey Long. Crawford plays Willie Stark, the character based on Long, who dreams of becoming a political populist. When he finally wins the governorship, he tries to do all the good things he promised. But alas, his administration is based on bribes, payoffs, and intimidation from a private army of police and paid thugs. Crawford’s lust for power is finally brought to an end when he is assassinated in the foyer of the state capitol. This grim tale was a breakout role for Crawford who won the Academy Award for Best Actor. McCambridge, in her debut playing Crawford’s equally callous and conniving aid, also won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. This original lobby card of Crawford and others after a fight at a formal party is in good condition with just some pin holes and discoloration mostly on the borders, and gum residue on the back of the card.