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Auction History Result

p626 DEBTOR TO THE LAW 6 movie lobby cards '19 outlaw Henry Starr!

Date Sold 6/6/2006
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6 Original Vintage Theatrical Movie Lobby Cards (measure 11" x 14") (Learn More)

A Debtor to the Law, the 1919 silent cowboy western starring Henry Starr (billed as "The Man Who Stole A Million"; a real-life outlaw cowboy playing himself; he made this single movie and then returned to a life of crime!), Paul Curry (who also plays himself), Patrick Sylvester McGeeney, and Karl Hackett. Note that at the time of the movie's release, the pressbook's advertising claim that Starr had completely renounced his life of crime and had said, decisively, "I'm through", and that it would surely mean that he would never rob again, because "his word had always been a sacred pledge". It also stated that he had recently been informed that land he owned was yielding a huge amount of oil and that he was now "financially independent". Yet just two years after the making of this movie, Starr returned to his former profession of robbing banks, and was shot and killed in 1921 (I guess his gusher didn't pan out!). Also, note that this is a "lost" film which means that no surviving copies are thought to exist.
Important Added Info: Note that three of the cards have many border defects, the card with the men robbing the bank has many cuts in the images of the robbers and the card with the close up of the man's face has much pen writing on his face. Those cards are in much lesser condition!

Condition: good.
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