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Auction History Result 2x006 LONE HAND SAUNDERS linen style A 1sh '26 best artwork of Fred Thomson pointing gun by Currier! Date Sold 12/2/2008 Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Theatrical Linenbacked Style A One-Sheet Movie Poster (1sh; measures 27" x 41") (Learn More) Lone Hand Saunders, the 1926 B. Reeves Eason silent medical-doctor-turned-cowboy cowboy western (produced by Joseph P. Kennedy; about a mysterious cowboy who only uses his left hand and keeps his right hand in his pocket, and people assume he has a crippled hand and they call him "Lone Hand Saunders"; two outlaws get the idea to frame him for stagecoach robberies by having one of them only use his left hand, so people will assume the outlaw is Lone Hand Saunders; meanwhile, the hero rescues a crippled boy from an orphanage that burned down, and he tells the boy that the reason he never uses his right hand is because he was a great surgeon and his sister died before he could operate on her, so now he has vowed to never use his right hand!; but then the townspeople think he is the stagecoach robber, and he has to evade them long enough to operate on the boy, and then he reveals to everyone that his hand is fine, and he finds the real robbers and makes them confess!) starring Fred Thomson (in the title role as Fred 'Lone Hand' Saunders), Silver (billed "Famous horse Silver King" and "Miracle horse Silver King"), Billy Butts, Bess Flowers, Frank Hagney, Albert Prisco, William Dyer, and William Courtright. Note that producer Joseph P. Kennedy was of course the father of Joe, John, Bobby, and Teddy Kennedy, and had a well publicized love affair with Gloria Swanson for many years! Also note that star Fred Thomson was a major silent cowboy star (along with Tom Mix), but he is forgotten today, because he tragically died of tetanus just when sound movies started. Surely there should be a film biography of his life (perhaps Johnny Depp could play the lead role!). NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. Artist: Currier Condition: very good. The poster had a quarter-sized irregular-shaped area of paper loss at the top crossfold (in the brim of Thomson's hat), and tiny paper loss at the other two crossfolds. There were some tiny tears and tiny areas of paper loss on the foldlines. There were pinholes, creases, smudges, tape stains, and areas of paper loss around the edges of the poster, but almost entirely in the blank borders. Overall, the poster was in good to very good condition prior to linenbacking. The poster was really expertly backed, and looks incredible! Learn More about condition grades 
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