Satan Met a Lady (Warner Brothers, 1936). Insert (14" X 36"). ...

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Satan Met a Lady (Warner Brothers, 1936). Insert (14" X 36"). This was the second of three versions by Warner Brothers of Dashiell Hammett's classic detective novel, "The Maltese Falcon." In this version, made as a comedy/mystery, Bette Davis takes on the part made famous by Mary Astor in the 1941 film, Warren William takes on Humphrey Bogart's role (but as Ted Shayne, not Sam Spade), and Allison Skipworth portrayed the villain role made much more famous by Sydney Greenstreet. This rolled insert is fantastic and dramatic. Three of the corners have had minor pieces from another poster spliced in. The lower left corner has some creasing and there were some pinholes going down both sides of the borders. Restoration was performed on some tears in the center of the right border. Rolled, Fine.

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