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At the same ceremony, Disney's Flowers and Trees won the first Academy Award ever given to an animated short.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThat year Disney moved his cartoons from Columbia to United Artists, and the posters were transformed. The United Artists Mickey Mouse One Sheets were printed in full colour, many by stone lithography as this one was, and collectors regard them as the golden age of Disney paper. 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Its star was brought to life by Willis O'Brien using articulated models only around eighteen inches tall, and the young Ray Harryhausen, who saw it in 1933, said it was the film that made him want to animate. Fay Wray recorded her screams in a single session, so the story goes, and RKO went on using them for years. Max Steiner's score was one of the first full orchestral scores written for a Hollywood sound film, and the closing line, \"It was beauty killed the beast\", still crowns the most famous ending in monster cinema.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThis oversized Swedish poster is a stone lithograph from the original 1933 release. Its design follows closely the US Three Sheet, the most coveted King Kong poster of all, which sold at auction for $244,500 in 1999. Original Swedish paper from the first release seldom comes to market, and the stone-litho printing gives the colours a depth that later posters cannot equal. 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It was the work of Dwain Esper, the boldest showman of the exploitation circuit, written by his wife Hildegarde Stadie and sold under the irresistible tagline “Weed with Roots in Hell.” Films like this slipped past the Hollywood Production Code by posing as moral warnings, which let them show exactly what the studios could not. Its heroine goes from one puff on the beach to heroin dealing and ruin, and by the 1960s college audiences were watching it for laughs.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eA rare first-release 1936 US One Sheet, linen-backed. Its artwork suggests heroin rather than marijuana, exactly the leap Esper wanted his audience to make. 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Ernst Lubitsch, then running production at Paramount, produced it and Frank Borzage directed, and the Lubitsch touch is everywhere: a jewel thief, a stolen pearl necklace and an unsuspecting American engineer on holiday at the French-Spanish border. Freed from von Sternberg’s shadows, Dietrich showed she could sparkle in romantic comedy, and the film was a hit. She also sings “Awake in a Dream”, written for her by Friedrich Hollaender, her collaborator since The Blue Angel.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eIn Italy the film was released as Canaglie di lusso, and this is its 4 Foglio, a monumental 55 x 79 inches. 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Anslinger, the first commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and the driving force behind America’s campaign against cannabis. Its director, Elmer Clifton, had begun his career as an actor and assistant to D.W. Griffith. It belongs to the same cycle of scare pictures as Reefer Madness, films that toured independent cinemas as solemn warnings. Decades later, rediscovered by college audiences in the 1970s, they found a second life as cult entertainment.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThe poster carries the tagline “Marihuana – A Puff – A Party – A Tragedy!” and is a fine example of Depression-era exploitation advertising. 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Its star, Winnie Lightner, was one of the brassiest comic voices of the moment, a vaudeville belter who had stopped the show in Gold Diggers of Broadway a year earlier. Roy Del Ruth directed, years before his MGM musicals, and the film was shot in early two-colour Technicolor. By the time it opened, audiences had tired of musicals, and Warner trimmed most of the songs to sell it as a straight comedy.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eA One Sheet from 1930 is a rare survivor: posters from the dawn of sound were printed on cheap stock, pasted up and torn down, and very few made it out of the decade. 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Before the cameras rolled, the brothers took the comedy scenes on a stage tour, timing the laughs night after night so the gags would land on screen. Chico's \"tootsie-frootsie ice cream\" routine, selling Groucho a racing tip one useless codebook at a time, is among their finest. The film's \"All God's Chillun Got Rhythm\" number, with Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, is one of the most exhilarating swing-dance sequences ever filmed, and it earned an Academy Award nomination for its dance direction.\u003c\/p\u003e\n\u003cp\u003eThis Belgian poster comes from the original release, when the film played in French-speaking markets as Un Jour aux Courses. 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