What is coming clear to me is that in the 1920's and the 1930's in Australia first release posters were printed with more than one style, similar to the U.S.A. with daybills and one sheets. I am thinking that due to World War 11 and the paper shortage this practice in most cases ceased. After the war ended distributors, except for a small amount of exceptions, decided only one poster for each size was sufficent.
Palace Theatre Cairns Queensland circa 1927, decorated for a fancy dress ball.
Close up of a small section of what appears to be at least 80 plus film posters seen on display. Unidentified Bebe Daniels poster, The Sea Beast ( John Barrymotre ) and Monsieur Beaucaire ( Rudolph Valentiono ) being just three of the massive display. I wonder if any survived to this day?
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There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
Thank god for NFSA!
Could merge this with Print Advertising thread I started this week.
What is coming clear to me is that in the 1920's and the 1930's in Australia first release posters were printed with more than one style, similar to the U.S.A. with daybills and one sheets. I am thinking that due to World War 11 and the paper shortage this practice in most cases ceased. After the war ended distributors, except for a small amount of exceptions, decided only one poster for each size was sufficent.
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
Palace Theatre Cairns Queensland circa 1927, decorated for a fancy dress ball.
Close up of a small section of what appears to be at least 80 plus film posters seen on display. Unidentified Bebe Daniels poster, The Sea Beast ( John Barrymotre ) and Monsieur Beaucaire ( Rudolph Valentiono ) being just three of the massive display. I wonder if any survived to this day?
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
Metropolis
Freaks
More Mummy!
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
Rule out looking for anything regarding Freaks as it was banned in Australia and only received it's first release here in the 1970's.
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...
There's a street of lights
A long dark night
Restaurant scenes
And dark machines...