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Auction History Result g313 HOLIDAY AFFAIR 1sh 1950 great Zamparelli art of Janet Leigh & Mitchum! Date Sold 4/10/2007Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original 1950 Vintage Theatrical Folded Style B One-Sheet Movie Poster (measures 27" x 41") (Learn More) Holiday Affair, the classic 1949 Don Hartman romantic love triangle Christmas holiday family comedy ("'Baby, you're just what I want for Christmas!'"; "Here's a romantic Yule-tide treat that'll take your heart for a merry sleigh ride - Mitchum playing 'Santa' to a lovely young widow! And wait'll he finds out the mistletoe's loaded!"; "A doll that says 'Yes Darling' That's what Robert Mitchum and Wendell Corey want for Christmas... but Janet Leigh hands them a shock that lasts right through New Year's Eve!"; "Aah, that Mitchum's a softie... Always kissin' girls!"; "...and it's my girl he's kissin'!"; "Mitchum's Latest!"; "It happens in December...but it's hotter than July!"; "Mitchum in a new king of role"; if you want to know what is missing in modern movies, see this one!) starring Robert Mitchum, Janet Leigh, Wendell Corey, Gordon Gebert, Griff Barnett, and Harry Morgan. Note that this film had it's 1949 premiere in New York on November 23rd, and a wide release on December 24th. The plot was a romantic comedy set during the Christmas season, and U.S. movie paper from this first release was lighthearted in nature and featured the tagline "Baby, you're just what I want for Christmas!". However, it did not do very well at the box office, and to recoup their losses, RKO started a new campaign in July of 1950 while the movie was still in it's first release. The new campaign featured the tagline "It happens in December... but it is hotter in July", and the art on posters was sexier with a gritty noir-ish tone. RKO went all out on this new campaign, and created all new posters (by noted Italian poster artist, Mario Zamparelli), including six and twenty-four sheets, lobby cards, inserts, 11x14 stills, and more. Posters from the new campaign are much more rare than the initial campaign! NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. Artist: Mario Zamparelli Important Added Info: Note that this film had it's premiere in New York on November 23rd, and a wide release on December 24th. The plot was a romantic comedy set during the Christmas season, and U.S. movie paper from this first release was lighthearted in nature and featured the tagline "Baby, you're just what I want for Christmas!". However, it did not do very well at the box office, and to recoup their losses, RKO started a new campaign in July of 1950 while the movie was still in it's first release. The new campaign featured the tagline "It happens in December... but it is hotter in July", and the art on posters was sexier with a gritty noir-ish tone. RKO went all out on this new campaign, and created all new posters, including six and twenty-four sheets, lobby cards, inserts, 11x14 stills, and more. Posters from this new campaign are much more rare than the initial campaign! Condition: good. The poster has faint light brown stains in the bottom 5", but it is really mostly only noticeable in the bottom blank border. Otherwise, the poster is in pretty good condition. The staining is almost surely completely removable through chemical means, so after proper linenbacking, the poster will look great, and there will be little paint restoration anywhere on it. Learn More about condition grades 
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