It Happened in New Orleans Movie Poster, 1936
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It Happened in New Orleans movie poster. 41 x 27" one sheet poster is in good condition. 1936.
This long vertical movie poster includes a short list of credits noting the producer, the starring roles in the film including May Robson and Bobby Breen, and the Hall Johnson Choir. In the top half, portraits of the lead characters are included, and a scene from the movie fills the bottom half. Credits for the image are marked in the lower margin that include ñMorgan Litho. Corp. Cleveland," which was the dominating lithography company for movie posters until the late 1950s.
A Cinema Apart, or the Beverly and Larry Richards Collection, was amassed by Larry Richards over a number of many years. A respected historian and a librarian at the Philadelphia Free Library, and author of the book African American Films Through 1959: A Comprehensive, Illustrated Filmography, Mr. Richards was deeply passionate and knowledgeable about African-American culture and history. In 2008, Mr. Richards tragically and suddenly died quite young, leaving behind his collection of hundreds of motion picture posters featuring African-American stars and addressing African-American issues, as well as rare broadsides, window cards, and ephemera. Additionally, he possessed items relating to African-American and slavery history. His collection has been deemed so culturally important that a section of it is now in the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. His wife, Dr. Beverly Richards, now oversees the collection, and has lectured on and exhibited the items both nationally and internationally.
This long vertical movie poster includes a short list of credits noting the producer, the starring roles in the film including May Robson and Bobby Breen, and the Hall Johnson Choir. In the top half, portraits of the lead characters are included, and a scene from the movie fills the bottom half. Credits for the image are marked in the lower margin that include ñMorgan Litho. Corp. Cleveland," which was the dominating lithography company for movie posters until the late 1950s.
A Cinema Apart, or the Beverly and Larry Richards Collection, was amassed by Larry Richards over a number of many years. A respected historian and a librarian at the Philadelphia Free Library, and author of the book African American Films Through 1959: A Comprehensive, Illustrated Filmography, Mr. Richards was deeply passionate and knowledgeable about African-American culture and history. In 2008, Mr. Richards tragically and suddenly died quite young, leaving behind his collection of hundreds of motion picture posters featuring African-American stars and addressing African-American issues, as well as rare broadsides, window cards, and ephemera. Additionally, he possessed items relating to African-American and slavery history. His collection has been deemed so culturally important that a section of it is now in the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. His wife, Dr. Beverly Richards, now oversees the collection, and has lectured on and exhibited the items both nationally and internationally.
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It Happened in New Orleans Movie Poster, 1936
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