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Movie Memorabilia529 of 1292Gone With The Wind Theatre Program BookAdvertisements For  The Play "Abie's Irish Rose" By Anne Nichols
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    Posted 10 years ago

    vintagelamp
    (1101 items)

    Clever advertisements and an unused ticket for Anne Nichol's plat "Abie's Irish Rose." The first photo is one card that can either make a happy or a sad face. I love the "Do Not Disturb" sign to hang on the door. The last is an unused 1920s ticket to the play. God, I wish that I could go back in time and use that ticket!

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 10 years ago
      VintageLamp have you read a script or seen the movie? I'm sure that would be wonderful for you!
    2. vintagelamp vintagelamp, 10 years ago
      racer, I read the book. The 1928 movie does not exist in it's complete condition. Not sure where I can get the 1940s version. I am more interested in the play and the original movie.

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