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Common Practice in Early Cinema: During the nickelodeon era, and well into the "Golden Age" of Hollywood, the artists and designers of promotional materials like posters were often uncredited and anonymous. Their work was seen as purely commercial and not generally signed or recognized as individual artistic creations in the way fine art was.

She Dressed In A Hurry

USA, c. 1925

21 x 14 in (53 x 36 cm)

ID #NYDRW3-Pk6-M

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"She Dressed In A Hurry/ 1 c A smooth proposition"

The "Approved by New York and Chicago Censors" and the 1¢ price point suggest the early 20th century (approximately 1925). Films were often shown in "nickelodeons" at this time, with admission costing a nickel, or a penny in this case.

Condition: Good - discoloration, chipping of the cardboard

Material: board

All sizes are approximate.

100-250 250-500 censor film movie Nickelodeon poster size-21x14 vintage poster

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