Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft
Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft

Movie Humor Vol 1 No 9 Feb 1935 Ginger Rogers Carole Lombard George Raft

Code: 10149

£35.00 Approx $46.36, €41.18
 

Original Movie Humor magazine, Vol. 1 No. 9, February 1935.

A scarce Depression-era Hollywood fan magazine packed with glamour photography, film stills, studio publicity images, humour features and celebrity gossip from the Golden Age of American cinema.

Featured stars and personalities include:

  • Ginger Rogers
  • George Raft
  • Carole Lombard
  • Gene Raymond
  • Constance Cummings
  • Lillian Bond
  • Jane Shadduck

Additional photographs and appearances include numerous Hollywood starlets, chorus girls and promotional images from contemporary film productions including College Rhythm, King Kelly of the U.S.A., Duke For A Day and other early 1930s releases.

The colourful cover illustration remains attractive and displays well despite condition issues.

An increasingly difficult title to locate and a desirable piece of Hollywood and cinema memorabilia from the pre-war era.

Acceptable to Fair vintage condition overall. Original staples present. Front and rear covers have become detached from the staple binding. Historic repairs to spine and cover. General creasing, handling wear and age toning throughout. Edge wear and corner wear consistent with age. Some spine wear and splitting. Pencil and shop markings to cover. Interior pages remain readable. A complete reading and display copy, but condition issues should be carefully considered by collectors. Please examine photographs carefully as they form part of the description