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9d580 LOST IN A BIG CITY LC '23 John Lowell in fist fight while holding Baby Ivy Ward!

Date Sold 3/22/2012

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An Original Vintage Theatrical Movie Lobby Card (LC; measures 11" x 14" [28 x 36 cm]) (Learn More)

Lost in a Big City, the 1923 George Irving silent New York City alcohol bootlegging melodrama ("What was this shadow that threatened them?"; "L. Case Russell's screen version of 'Lost in a Big City' by N.S. Woods"; based on the novel by N.S. Woods) starring John Lowell, "with an excellent cast including" Baby Ivy Ward, Jane Thomas, Charles Byer, Evangeline Russell, and Edgar Keller. Note that Ivy Ward was a Belgian World War I orphan who was brought to the U.S. In 1917, she appeared in her first movie (billed as "Baby Ivy Ward"), and in 1919, she pretty much played her own life story in a movie about World War I. She continued in movies until she was 10 years-old (oddly, still billed as "Baby Ivy Ward"), and then she retired. This movie was her second to last. She may be still alive today, and if so, she is 102 years old!

Condition: good to very good. There are some small tape repairs on the back of the card.
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