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ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER ('38) ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER ('38) 1sh OR search current auctions Auction History Result #016 ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER 1sh '38 Kelly Date Sold 9/3/2002Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. Original Vintage Theatrical Folded Leader Press One-Sheet Movie Poster (27" x 41") (Learn More) The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, the 1938 Norman Taurog, George Cukor, & William A. Wellman family adventure thriller ("The perfect picture for everyone who has ever been a kid!"; "Mark Twain's poignant classic of youth...retold on the screen in natural Technicolor by a truly great cast of inspired players. Drop away the years...live again all the precious moments of these adventures that can never grow old!"; "Mark Twain's beloved classic now in Technicolor"; "'Tom, you might even be President some day... if they don't hang you first!'"; "The picture you'll keep next to your heart"; "David O. Selznick who produced David Copperfield and Little Lord Fauntleroy now gives you the best picture of his career Mark Twain's beloved classic"; based on the novel by Mark Twain) starring Tommy Kelly (in the title role; billed as "Introducing Tommy Kelly"; "Meet mischievous, lovable, 12-year old Tommy Kelly, a new star selected from more than 25,000 boys tested for the part of Tom Sawyer."), May Robson ("May Robson as Aunt Polly... long-suffering, short-tempered old soul."), Walter Brennan ("Walter Brennan as Muff Potter, the town sot. New triumphs for this Academy Award Winner"), Victor Jory ("as Injun Joe... all the bad men of the world rolled into one!"), Ann Gillis ("as Becky Thatcher... Tom's fiancee - but he learned about 'women' from Amy"), Jackie Moran ("as Huck Finn...Tom's irrepressible, inseparable side-kick"), David Holt ("as Sid Sawyer...who could have been a reg'lar feller - but just never tried"), Marcia Mae Jones ("as Mary Sawyer...her feet on the ground - her head in the clouds...looking for a rhyme to 'mischief'"), Donald Meek, Margaret Hamilton, and Philip Hurlic NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. If you know who did the art (if any), please let us know. Important Added Info: Note that this a Leader Press one-sheet. Leader Press was a company in Oklahoma City that made its own posters for movies of the 1930s and 1940s, and it sent them to theaters throughout the Midwest! Leader Press posters are original posters that were made when the movies first came out. Note that in some cases, the Leader Press posters, which often have silk-screened images, are superior to that of the regular studio issue! Condition: good. There are many creases and small tears along the crossfolds (some have been repaired with tape from the reverse). The edges of the blank borders are tattered. There are pinholes in each corner. There is much brown tape on the back which was put Learn More about condition grades
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