Down To Earth
An original Rare US 1 Sheet poster for the 1947 Alexander Hall New York City Broadway romantic fantasy musical - "She Sings! She Dances! She Loves!"; "She's out of this world... In Technicolor!"; "They say she kissed 2000 men!"; "Songs by Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher"; "Magic enchantment that takes you out of this world..."; about the real life goddess Terpsichore coming down to Earth after seeing how she is portrayed in a Broadway musical!
A supplementary postal charge will be required for this item, please contact me to discuss options available.Ā
Film Category: Musical
Actor / Actresses: Rita Hayworth, Larry Parks, Marc Platt, Roland Culver
Poster Type: US 1 Sheet 27 " x 41", Linen Backed
Condition: Fine on Linen, Rolled. The poster was in very good condition prior to linenbacking. There was some paper loss to the border area in a few spots and the restoration is stillĀ visible. Also there was some fold wear that has been addressed by minimal restoration and the poster now displays very well.
Year: 1946
Original: $349,284.59
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An original Rare US 1 Sheet poster for the 1947 Alexander Hall New York City Broadway romantic fantasy musical - "She Sings! She Dances! She Loves!"; "She's out of this world... In Technicolor!"; "They say she kissed 2000 men!"; "Songs by Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher"; "Magic enchantment that takes you out of this world..."; about the real life goddess Terpsichore coming down to Earth after seeing how she is portrayed in a Broadway musical!
A supplementary postal charge will be required for this item, please contact me to discuss options available.Ā
Film Category: Musical
Actor / Actresses: Rita Hayworth, Larry Parks, Marc Platt, Roland Culver
Poster Type: US 1 Sheet 27 " x 41", Linen Backed
Condition: Fine on Linen, Rolled. The poster was in very good condition prior to linenbacking. There was some paper loss to the border area in a few spots and the restoration is stillĀ visible. Also there was some fold wear that has been addressed by minimal restoration and the poster now displays very well.
Year: 1946
