Ever Since Eve (William Fox, 1921). One Sheet (27" X 41")....

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Ever Since Eve (William Fox, 1921). One Sheet (27" X 41"). The Flugrath family in Brooklyn gave us not one but three fine actresses from the silent era: Viola Dana, Edna, and Leonie, who changed her name to Shirley Mason. Here is a sumptuous rainbow-hued, stone lithograph one sheet of a whimsical comedy that Shirley made in 1921 just after her triumph with Lon Chaney in Treasure Island. Here she plays a French War Orphan adopted by an artist (the leading man on the one sheet, Herbert Heyes). An absolutely delightful rendering of Ms. Mason in WWI finery. The poster had only slight fold separations and small chips in the top right and bottom borders to address; with magnificent work and professional linen-backing, it now displays stunningly. Very Fine on Linen.

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