The Tall Target, 1951

The Tall Target, 1951

Artist: Dick Powell, Paula Raymond, Adolphe Menjou
Original Movie Poster 11×14 Lobby Cards: set of 8, MGM, USA, NSS# 51/44
$395.00 (CAD)
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The Tall Target movie released by MGM in USA in 1952
Original issue vintage movie poster 11×14 Lobby Cards, set of 8, each numbered 1 thru 8, National Screen Service/NSS# 51/443. Professionally displayed in theatres then stored for decades, now available for private ownership. Used but in Fine condition.
Set on a train, a detective (Dick Powell) works to prevent the assassination of Abraham Lincoln as they travel from New York to Baltimore.
Featuring Dick Powell, Paula Raymond, Adolphe Menjou in a crime drama directed by Anthony Mann.
TAGLINES on Title Card: A girl whose lovely hands were never meant to hold a gun! You’ll never see the target till the very end!
Item: Lobby Cards, set of 8, numbered 1 through 8, 11 x 14 inches | 28 x 35.5 cm
Title: The Tall Target
Released: 1951 August 17
Studio: MGM
NSS#: 51/443
Country: U.S.A.
Genre: Adventure, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Cast: Starring Dick Powell, Paula Raymond, Adolphe Menjou with Marshall Thompson, Ruby Dee, Richard Rober, Will Geer
Screen Play by: George Worthing Yates and Art Cohn
Story by: George Worthing Yates and Geoffrey Homes
Directed by: Anthony Mann
Produced by: Richard Goldstone
Condition: Very Fine – (used) with bright colours and clean overall appearance, multiple pinholes in corners, light edgewear, light toning, light creasing
Stock ID: MPLCx8TAL51ph
Provenance – purchased 1980s from a travelling salesman whose friends bought a building in Los Angeles and discovered a trove of vintage movie posters which had been used for display.
Please know that vintage movie posters were printed as inexpensive advertising and were not intended to be preserved into the future as cherished works of art reflecting a specific time, which is what they have become. As such, most of them were handled or stored with indifference and have been lost or destroyed. Surviving authentic vintage movie posters could have their pinholes, stains and handling marks be considered their “beauty marks”, as this is evidence of their rich history of being printed, distributed and exhibited to be gazed upon by unknown numbers of movie-goers of a previous generation.

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