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Description:
1929 Sensational Vintage Deco Ad- Paramount Pictures Presents High-Kicking Chorus Girls and Hot Jazz Rhythms in All-Talking Film Close Harmony Starring Charles Rogers and Nancy Carroll Lionel Reiss Artwork. Amazingly Colorful and Ebullient Original Artwork featured in this Superb Color Vintage Deco Ad taken from a March, 1929 issue of Saturday Evening Post Magazine. Paramount was riding high in 29 having given the world the first all-talking film The Jazz Singer and creating a desire for sound films. This wonderful looking Original Ad is the epitome of Deco style- done in hot pink and gray/black palette by arist Lionel Reiss it has movement, excitement and a delightfully daring line of high-kicking chorus girls done in three rows in a fanning out almost three-d effect with dapper dancing couples and saxophone players in an intimate night-club setting- title done in a rainbow made of pink musical notes. This is a fabulous ad for the studio that set the pace in talking films and created incredible artwork as well. Note the clever mention of a grouping of other Paramount titles and stars within the Deco design: Emil Jannings in Betrayal with Gary Cooper, Richard Dix in Redskin, It Girl Clara Bow in The Wild Party new sensation Maurice Chevalier in The Innocents of Paris. Great graphic description of the film Close Harmony which says it all- All the jazz, joys heartaches and jealousies of backstage life in 100% audible prose and plenty of singing and playing! Ad measures 11 x 15 condition is crisp and bright overall some minor wear to the edges. A fantastic bit of early talking picture history to add and enhance any collection! All items at A Fine Madness Collectibles are guaranteed original Vintage, Antique Ads, Prints, Artwork, Postcards, Hollywood and Paper Ephemera- never reproductions or copies. You are buying from a seller and collector of over twenty years standing. Question? Feel free to contact me with any prior to purchasing. I welcome want lists- in my various travels you never know what I will run across! Now for the fine print! Shipping to be determined following the end of auction- insurance is included in the price of the first item- and afterwards mandatory for both buyer and seller protection. All items are shipped in padded envelopes , encased in mylar/plastic sleeves with cardboard backing for added protection. I prefer Paypal on-line payments and will also accept money orders and cashier's checks. I do ship internationally- through paypal on-line payments and money orders, cashier's checks drawn on American banks. Shipping costs vary contingent upon buyer location. I offer USPS and also Ups depending upon buyers choice. Most items that measure under 12 x16 can fit easily into a priority flat rate box for around $10.00 contingent upon weight. I do offer shipping discounts on multiple-item sales. If you are planning to purchase more than one item simply let me know- then I can send one invoice when you are through making your selections! Browsers Welcomed-Buyers Adored! Just a note- anyone who wishes to purchase delivery confirmation or a tracking number simply add $2.75 to the amount of any purchase. Keep an eye on the shop this month- many new, novel unique and fabulous items will be added!
| Status: For Sale |
Reference#: ad_844 |
| Condition:
good+ |
Year:
1929
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| Maker:
Saturday Evening Post Magazine |
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| Height:
11 in. (27.94 cm) |
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Width: 15 in. (38.10 cm)
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| Style:
Art Deco |
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