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Auction History Result

3c768 SECRETS OF THE LONE WOLF 1sh '41 Warren William gives lessons in larceny to his cop pupils!

Date Sold 5/11/2010
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An Original Vintage Theatrical Folded One-Sheet Movie Poster (1sh; measures 27" x 41" [69 x 104 cm]) (Learn More)

Secrets of the Lone Wolf, the 1941 Edward Dmytryk detective mystery crime thriller ("The Lone Wolf's giving lessons in larceny... and his pupils are the cops!"; "Tops all the adventures of his felony-and-fun-filled career!"; "Fiction's Slickest Gentleman Yegg... In His Trickiest Screen Adventure!"; "Based upon a work by Louis Joseph Vance") starring Warren William (in the title role as The Lone Wolf), Roger Clark, Victor Jory, Ruth Ford, Eric Blore, Thurston Hall, Victor Kilian, and Fred Kelsey. Note that The Lone Wolf was a character in a series of eight novels that author Louis Joseph Vance wrote starting in 1914, and the first movie starring the character was in 1917, with Bert Lytell in the lead role. There were three movies after that with three different actors in the lead role. Then Lytell returned to the character, and there were many movies in a short period, and then Lytell starred in some sound movies as the character. In the 1940s, Warren William starred in a series of Lone Wolf movies, and then the character was played by Gerald Mohr. There were a few single entries mixed in where other actors played the lead role. In all, there were 24 Lone Wolf movies! The character was a master thief turned detective, and there were several other characters who were very similar, but few had the enduring popularity of The Lone Wolf!
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Condition: fair to good. There much paper loss at lower right, and there is tattering and separation along some of the foldlines (a few areas repaired with tape from the back).
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