Asides - One Sheets, Half Sheets, Lobby Cards, Window Cards, Inserts

One (27 x 41 in.), two (41 x 54 in.) and three (41 x 81 in.) sheets, display sheets (22 x28 in.), lobby cards (11 x 14 in.), window cards (14 x 22 in.), and inserts (14 x 36 in.), all designed to get you intrigued and into the theater. Since the mid 80's, lobby cards, window cards, and inserts went down with the demise of the single or double feature movie house. However, in the 20's and 30's... This post has an assortment of promotional material for films with actresses we have featured on this blog. Some are lesser known films by well known actresses. Each film is linked to its IMDB page.

Double click on the images for a larger view.

The Big Brain (1933)
Fay made 11 films in 1933.
Lobby Card

Millie (1931) is perhaps the role for which Helen is best remembered - well worth seeing.

One Sheet

The Saturday Night Kid (1929)
Clara's forty-eighth film.
Lobby Card

My Past (1931)
Bebe entered film in 1917 and was one actress that successfully made the transition to sound.

Insert

Comet Over Broadway (1938)
Kay would liked to have forgotten this film.
Lobby Card

It Pays To Advertise (1931)
Carole's forty-second film appearance.
Lobby Card

High Flyers (1937)
Where Lupe's character is "Maria Juanita Rosita Anita Moreno del Valle"
Lobby Card

Laughter (1930)
This was Nancy's sixteenth film when she was at the height of her career.
One Sheet

Dance, Fools, Dance (1930)
This was recently released through the Warner Classic Archive series.
Lobby Card

The Garden Of Eden (1928)
Corinne only made six more films, before retiring, another casualty of sound.
However, she needn't have worried, becoming a multi-millionaire through her real estate business.
Modified One Sheet I believe.

The Man Who Reclaimed His Head (1934)
Joan's twenty-fourth film.
One Sheet

The Kennel Murder Case (1933)
Mary Astor of course. This film is public domain and available here.
Lobby card

Danger Patrol (1937)
Sally made eleven more films before retiring in 1950.
Lobby Card

The Purchase Price (1932)
Barbara's tenth credited film.
Lobby Card

Slightly Scarlet (1930)
Evelyn's seventy-second film.
Lobby Card