Nothing New in the West (1930) - film review

Sometimes everything in production, from the script to the first cinema screening, happens very quickly. In this case, a monument was even created to a film classic that has cast a long shadow on other projects for almost 100 years and defined the war film genre. NOTHING NEW IN THE WEST is the first major anti-war film from Hollywood. It is based on the 1928 novel by Erich Maria Remarque. Shortly…

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Of Mice and Men | Lewis Milestone | 1939

Vintage oversize, deluxe pressbook for the 1939 film. Brightly illustrated in two colors (red and yellow), with a portrait drawing of the character George from the story (Burgess Meredith) and a striking title design. The same two-color design is on the rear wrapper, depicting Mae, and a foldout from the rear wrapper depicting Lennie. Laid in at the rear, as issued, is a 16-page black and white ad book showing all the various poster and lobby card designs.