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A Man Could Get Killed (Universal, 1966). Insert (14" X 36"). Comedy.
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Auction 59072 | Lot: 52249 | Jul 12, 2009

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A Man Could Get Killed (Universal, 1966). Insert (14" X 36"). Comedy.
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Auction 59055 | Lot: 304 | May 31, 2009

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A Man Could Get Killed (Rank, 1966). British Quad (29.5" X 40"). Comedy.

Auction 161512 | Lot: 54270 | Mar 22, 2015

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A Man Could Get Killed (Universal, 1966). One Sheet (27" X 41"). Comedy. ...
Auction 57094 | Lot: 25194 | Sep 23, 2007

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A Man Could Get Killed (Universal International, 1966). Folded, Very Fine. Australian Three Sheet (39.75" X 78.5"). Comedy.

Auction 162339 | Lot: 54248 | Sep 24, 2023

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A Man Could Get Killed & Other Lot (Universal, 1966). Half Sheets (4) (22" X 28"). Comedy.
(Total: 4 Items)
Auction 161128 | Lot: 53265 | Jul 10, 2011

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Arabesque and Other Lot (Universal, 1966). Window Cards (2) (14" X 22"). Thriller.
(Total: 2 Items)
Auction 161244 | Lot: 51023 | Oct 28, 2012

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Assault on a Queen & Other Lot (Paramount, 1966). One Sheet (2) (27" X 41"). Crime.
(Total: 2 Items)
Auction 161634 | Lot: 53018 | Aug 21, 2016

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The Man Inside & Others Lot (Columbia, 1958). One Sheets (4) (27" X 41"). Adventure.
(Total: 4 Items)
Auction 161546 | Lot: 53289 | Nov 15, 2015

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Never on Sunday and Other Lot (Lopert, 1960). Inserts (2) (14" X 36"). Comedy.
(Total: 2 Items)
Auction 161204 | Lot: 51325 | Jan 22, 2012

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The Last of Sheila & Others Lot (Warner Brothers, 1973). One Sheets (3) (27" X 41"). Mystery.
(Total: 3 Items)
Auction 161220 | Lot: 52313 | May 13, 2012

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Up Periscope and Other James Garner Films (Warner Brothers, 1959). Half Sheets (4) (22" X 28"). War.
(Total: 4 Items)
Auction 161247 | Lot: 54488 | Nov 18, 2012

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Any Number Can Win & Other Lot (MGM, 1963). Folded, Very Fine-. One Sheets (6) (27" X 41"). Foreign.
(Total: 6 Items)
Auction 162212 | Lot: 53011 | Mar 20, 2022

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The Young Swingers & Others Lot (20th Century Fox, 1963). Posters (4) (40" X 60") Style Y & Regular. Comedy.
(Total: 4 Items)
Auction 161414 | Lot: 51555 | Apr 6, 2014

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Zeppelin & Others Lot (Warner Brothers, 1971). One Sheets (14) (27" X 41"). War.
(Total: 14 Items)
Auction 161624 | Lot: 52494 | Jun 12, 2016

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Duffy's Tavern & Other Lot (Paramount, 1945). Rolled, Fine+. Half Sheets (6) (22" X 28") Style A. Comedy.
(Total: 6 Items)
Auction 162209 | Lot: 54073 | Feb 27, 2022

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Al Hirschfeld Lot (1950s-1970s). Photos (13), Restrike Photo (7.5" X 9.5", 8" X 9.5" & approx. 8" X 10"), Art Print (8" X 9.75"), One Sheet (27" X 41"), & Lobby Card Set of 8 (11" X 14"). Miscellaneous.
(Total: 24 Items)
Auction 161616 | Lot: 53013 | Apr 17, 2016

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The Man They Could Not Hang (Columbia, 1939). One Sheet (27" X 41").

Auction 7035 | Lot: 83323 | Mar 25, 2011

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The Outlaw (United Artists, 1943). Six Sheet (81" X 81"). Without a doubt, "The Outlaw" was the most controversial film made during the 1940s. The film wasn't even finished being shot when trouble started. The PCA (Production Code Authority) wouldn't give approval to the script until changes were made. Howard Hawks, the film's original director, left the project and Howard Hughes had to take over the shooting. When Joseph Breen at the PCA finally saw a rough cut of the film, he labeled it salacious for the number of overt shots of Jane Russell's breasts and cleavage. Hughes was forced to re-edit the film and after cutting 40 minutes out of the movie, the PCA finally gave the film a certificate of approval. But Hughes kept trying to get his version released and submitted his own cut of the film to various state censor boards, but had even worse results. Some of the states out-right banned the film from release! 20th Century Fox, who had been set to distribute the film, dropped the picture from release in late 1941 to avoid the controversy. Finally, Hughes had had enough of trying to get his version released and decided to release the PCA version of the film himself. On February 5, 1943, the film opened at San Francisco's Geary Theatre to a national furor. People turned out in droves to see the film and it became a commercial success for Hughes and made Jane Russell a national sensation. The poster campaign was as controversial as the movie. Hughes' publicity man, Russell Birdwell, created provocative posters of Russell and plastered them all over San Francisco. Some of the posters used the tagline, "How would you like to tussle with Russell?" while others billed it as, "The picture that couldn't be stopped!" It was a sensation. Some of the posters also advertised that Jane Russell could be seen in person at the theatre, which was the truth. Hughes had been so incensed at the PCA's changes in the film that he had Russell and her co-star Jack Beutel perform a live, twenty minute scene th
Auction 607 | Lot: 19552 | Nov 18, 2004

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The Outlaw (United Artists, 1943). Six Sheet (81" X 81").

Auction 7014 | Lot: 89504 | Nov 14, 2009

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