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KISS ME KATE (1953) 4910-1
Original MGM Title Card (11×14). Minor discoloration in the border area. One small tear in upper left border. Some pinholes in image area. Otherwise, very fine condition.
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This is an original MGM Title Lobby Card (11x14) 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.
KISS ME KATE (1953) 4910-2
Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14). Some minor pinholes in image area. Otherwise, very fine condition.
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This is an original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11x14) 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.
KISS ME KATE (1953) 4910-4
Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14). Very fine condition except for minor pinholes in the image area.
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This is an original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11x14) 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.
KISS ME KATE (1953) 4910-5
Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14). Very fine condition for its age with only some minor pinholes in image area
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This is an original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11x14) 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.
KISS ME KATE (1953) 4910-7
Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14). Very fine condition with only some minor pinholes in the image area.
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This is an original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11x14) 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 Grayson, Miller, and Keel is in very fine condition for its age with only some very minor pinholes in the image area.
KISS ME KATE (1953) 4910-8
Original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11×14). Very fine condition with only some minor pinholes in the image area.
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This is an original MGM Scene Lobby Card (11x14) 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.
GO WEST, YOUNG LADY (1941) 8918
Original Columbia Pictures Title Lobby Card (11×14). Fine plus condition.
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Original Columbia Pictures Title Lobby Card (11x14) for the Frank R. Strayer western comedy, GO WEST, YOUNG LADY (1941)—starring Penny Singleton, Glenn Ford, and Ann Miller. This western-swing musical also features the legendary Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys (not pictured.) Ann Miller, a Texas girl who would go on to be one of the greatest of the MGM dance stars, gets a chance to do her thing here. This original title card is in fine plus condition—with only minor smudging, creases, and edge wear.
GO WEST, YOUNG LADY (1941) 20259
Original Columbia Pictures Title Lobby Card (11×14). Good condition only.
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Original Columbia Pictures Title Lobby Card (11x14) for the Frank R. Strayer western musical comedy, GO WEST, YOUNG LADY (1941)—starring Penny Singleton, Glenn Ford, and Ann Miller. This is one of the rare western comedies that actually makes you laugh. Penny Singleton is an adorably ditzy heroine. Glenn Ford hones his comic skills as the “tenderfoot.” And vivacious Ann Miller steals the show as the sharp-tongued saloon singer. Miller would go on to be one of the top MGM stars. Good condition only due to water stains. Can be cleaned up with restoration. If you have questions, please call 512 -479-6680 about this card.
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