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Poor Cow, the 1967 (released in the U.S. in 1968) Ken Loach (billed as "Kenneth Loach"; in his directorial debut!) English romantic relationship melodrama ("A love story about a girl, the man she is living for, and the man she is living with."; "The girl is Carol White. Her name is easy to remember. Her motion picture will be hard to forget. The producer is Joseph Janni. He discovered Julie Christie. And made 'Darling'."; "...and Donovan sings."; "Look at those creeps... bet they haven't even got films in their cameras. Still, a girl's got to earn a living... and a loving"; "Poor little rich girl smashes 'Blow-up' record in London Town!";"There are names for a person like Joy. Joy... her restless, impulsive nature drivers her to snatch sex and excitement wherever she can find them... and always moving from man to man to man..."; "One is wife... One is woman... One is pleasure-seeker... One is mother..."; "There are names for a girl like Joy. One is wife... One is woman..."; "High acclaim from London Press for 'Poor Cow' Carol White, in starring role, hailed as a new Julie Christie"; "From the novel 'Poor Cow' by Nell Dunn") starring Terence Stamp ("as Dave"), Carol White, John Bindon, Queenie Watts, and Kate Williams
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Important Added Info: Note that this is a special promo brochure that was likely sent to theater owners to try to get them to book this movie. It was sent to them folded up (with a space on one side for the theater's address), and then it unfolded to reveal several different images, including a full size 27" x 41" "reviews" one-sheet (and on the front of the brochure, they write "Let your public know about the rave reviews on the 'Poor Cow' opening in London! Use this in advance of opening as a one-sheet in your lobby.", so obviously, it was intended to be used as an advance "reviews" one-sheet.

Note that all but 28 of the folded one-sheets in this Part I of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction were consigned to us by legendary French dealer/collector Dominique Besson.

Dominique Besson started collecting movie posters in 1981, and became a dealer in French and European posters in 1994, and has remained as a top dealer ever since!

But in addition, 30 years ago, Dominique began collecting U.S. one-sheets, first those with Saul Bass art, and then adding Alfred Hitchcock posters, then Humphrey Bogart, and he finally ended up collecting in an amazing total of 47 different categories, purchasing the posters from all over the world!

Now the time has come to sell this wonderful collection, and Dominique has chosen eMoviePoster.com to do so, through our auctions!

As noted above, all but 28 of the folded one-sheets in this Part I come from this more remarkable collection (the 28 that do not were consigned to us by other collectors, and are clearly marked).

This is not all of the Dominique Besson collection we are auctioning. In addition, there are approximately 200 more folded one-sheets that will be in Part IV of this special auction (ones from the 1970s to present), and there are approximately 100 unfolded one-sheets that will be in Part III (including many great ones).

This is a very rare opportunity to purchase folded one-sheets (all of which have had no professional restoration) from one of the greatest one-sheet collections assembled!

Note that this one-sheet is from the category that Dominique Besson collected on that he labeled "British Cinema".

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