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Lisa (also released as "The Inspector"), the 1962 Philip Dunne English/U.S. romantic thriller ("London... Amsterdam... Tangier... Palestine... The desperate liaisons of the love-pursuers startlingly uncovered by Mark Robson the man who electrified you with 'Champion,' 'Peyton Place,' 'From The Terrace'!"; "Trembling and 21... Lisa held to him... Trying to believe she was fit to be touched..."; "Why am I terrified every time you touch me?"; "The strange pursuit of Lisa... No longer a girl at 21... But still afraid to be a woman..."; "An electrifying experience From Mark Robson who gave you 'Champion', 'Peyton Place', 'From the Terrace'!"; "How can a woman spend the night in the same room with a man without getting into his arms?"; "Why didn't she want a man ever to touch her again?"; "The Inspector... views life in all its unholy reality. His eyes... trained to reveal naked truths... like what makes a 21 year-old such as Lisa, too scared to let a man touch her yet too lonely to turn him away... or how a woman can spend the night in the same room with a man without getting into his arms... Now through his eyes you are taken to London... along the hook of Holland through the casbah [sp] of Tangier... to the beaches of Palestine on a strange pursuit and into an even stranger liaison... across the frank, unspoken bridge that forever links male with female!"; "A startling new experience from Mark Robson who electrified you with 'Champion', 'Peyton Place', "'From the Terrace'!"; Based on the novel by Jan De Hartog") starring Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart, Leo McKern, Hugh Griffith, Donald Pleasence, Harry Andrews, Robert Stephens, and Marius Goring
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Important Added Info: Note that this is one of 15 different print blocks we are auctioning in this set of auctions, each in its own auction. Print blocks like this were made for a local theater by their local newspaper, and then the ad shown on the print block was printed in the local paper to get people to come to that movie. The print block has a negative image with reversed writing, because the newspaper would show a mirror image of it (and you can see that image by putting ink on the print block and stamping it onto paper, or you can digitally reverse the image). The public learned of print blocks like these a number of years ago when a pair of women discovered a huge collection of them and brought them to the TV show "Antiques Roadshow", where they were appraised for millions of dollars. But you can purchase one or more of these 15 for a fraction of that amount, because each starts at $1 with no reserve!

Note that this item needs to be shipped in a box, which might be a fairly small box, or might be a very large box. What is important for the bidders to know is that this item likely CAN'T be combined with other purchases, because there would not be much savings if any, because this item will be in a box, while other purchases will be in a flat package, and trying to combine them would likely damage this item anyway. If you purchase multiple items like this (ones that need to be packed in a box), then they likely can be combined with each other (unless the resulting box is simply too large). So please bear in mind that this item must be sent separately in a box (the size of the box will depend on the size of the item), and bear this added expense in mind before placing a bid on it.