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Auction History Result 3h491 JOE LOUIS STORY LC #6 '53 c/u of Coley Wallace & John Marley at interview after fight! Date Sold 7/12/2011 Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Theatrical Movie Lobby Card #6 (LC; measures 11" x 14") (Learn More) The Joe Louis Story, the 1953 Robert Gordon black African American boxing sports biographical melodrama ("America's Greatness Was In His Fists... The Screen's Big Story Is In His Heart!"; "The triumphs, the let-downs, the love he searched for! It's all here in the real-life adventure of the fighter... the man ... the legend they called the 'Brown Bomber'!"; "Powerful...as his battering fists! Thrilling... As his fighting heart! Great... As his never-to-be-forgotten story!"; "Told With A Boldness That Will Rock You!"; "From behind the smashing victories comes this story of a guy who fought his way to the top - to find a place deep in the heart of a girl - and all America!"; "The picture that bares his life... His love... And the wicked whispers that flamed with his legend!"; "See Joe punch his way to the top!"; "It's all here - the victories he won - the woman he lost - the wild, lurid stories they built around him!"; "Nothing ever hit the screen like... The Joe Louis Story"; "See Primo Carnera, Max Baer, Max Schmeling, Jim Braddock, Rocky Marciano"; "The sensational story of America's Champ of Champs!"; "The stormy picture that bares his thrilling life"; "What they said about him... was it true? He was owned by an underworld syndicate! He had a 'secret' manager! He squandered and gambled away large sums of money! He has become a playboy with dozens of girl friends! He has been duped by his 'friends'!"; "produced by Stirling Silliphant") starring Paul Stewart ("The newspaperman. His typewriter followed Joe's career!"), Hilda Simms ("The wife he loved and lost"), James Edwards ("'Chappie' His trainer and closest friend"), John Marley, Dotts Johnson, and Coley Wallace (in the title role; billed as "introducing Coley Wallace as Joe Louis") NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. Condition: good to very good. There are small areas of surface paper loss in the borders, where tape was roughly removed. There is a paper clip stain in the right of the top border, and faint smudges around the edges of the card. Other than the above border defects, the card is in pretty good condition. Learn More about condition grades 
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