In Old Arizona (Fox, 1929). Japanese Poster (11.75" X 23.75"). ...

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In Old Arizona (Fox, 1929). Japanese Poster (11.75" X 23.75"). The first Western with sound and the first film to use recorded sound on location was this tale of O. Henry's Cisco Kid starring Warner Baxter. Director Raoul Walsh had planned to direct and co-star (in Edmund Lowe's part), but had to give up both roles in the film when a jackrabbit jumped through the windshield of his car, putting out one of his eyes. This Japanese poster has pinholes, small edge tears, tape scuffs, and creases. The poster has been mounted on linen and professionally restored. The film posters from Japan's pre-WWII history are as scarce as they can be! War, earthquakes, and paper shortages, not to mention the small print run of these posters, make them virtually nonexistent. Very Fine on Linen.

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