CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS, 1953. Original Half Sheet (22 x 28” /72 x 92 cm) folded Movie Poster starring Gig Young, Mala Powers, William Talman, and Edward Arnold; Directed by John H. Auer. In this 50’s film noir, a Chicago cop Johnny Kelly is dissatisfied with his job and marriage, so he plans on retiring from the police force and leaving his wife the next day and run away with his stripper girlfriend, but keeps getting cold feet. A very eventful bad night ensues with an illegal mission for Johnny from a crooked lawyer.
This folded half sheet poster is in good original C7 condition, but does have the following conditional remarks: wear along fold lines including light separation at center horizontal fold at both margin edges and minor cross-fold separation at the center; pin holes in all 4 corners. Fortunately, all above issues can be easily remedied nearly invisible with our Linen Backing process! This service is an additional $60 upon request or by adding the service to your cart below. This would produce a flat, backed poster that’s ready to display! Want to frame this poster as well? We also offer many varieties of framing options for our customers to choose from! We linen back and frame all of our posters IN HOUSE at our studio in Katy, TX!
Condition C7 – For Sale $175
On Sale $145
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