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PORT OF MISSING GIRLS ('28) PORT OF MISSING GIRLS ('28) 6sh OR search current auctions Auction History Result 3f0005 PORT OF MISSING GIRLS 6sh 1928 why do girls leave home! who is to blame! ultra rare! Date Sold 11/22/2022Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Theatrical Folded Six-Sheet Movie Poster (6sh; measures 81" x 81" [206 x 206 cm]) (Learn More) The Port of Missing Girls, the 1928 Irving Cummings silent bad girl sexploitation melodrama ("A startling, frank portrayal of to day's flaming youth!"; "Thrills! Suspense! Gripping Pathos!"; "Why do girls leave home? Who is to blame?"; "Story & Screen Play by Howard Estabrook"; about the daughter of a rich family who goes to a big city and signs up in a school for "stage and fancy dancing", which actually is owned by a man who looks to lure the girls into a life of degradation, and likely prostitution) starring Barbara Bedford, Malcolm McGregor, Natalie Kingston, Hedda Hopper, Wyndham Standing, Charles K. Gerrard (billed as "Charles Gerard"), Paul Nicholson, Lotus Thompson, George Irving, Bodil Rosing, Amber Norman, Edith Yorke, and Rosemary Theby NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. If you know who did the art (if any), please let us know. Important Added Info: Note that movie paper from this film is incredibly rare. We have never auctioned this poster before, and prior to this we have only auctioned one one-sheet poster and one window card for it and no other movie paper for it whatsoever! Note also that this six-sheet was printed in 4 sections designed to overlap. Also note that the theater that used this poster glued the pieces together before putting them on display (this is typical of many actual theater-used posters in multiple pieces). Finally note that the poster was folded oddly and will need to be sent in a large flat package that measures approximately 14" x 23" so bear this added expense in mind before bidding. Condition: fair. The theater that used this poster glued the pieces together before putting them on display (this is typical of many actual theater-used posters in multiple pieces). The poster has tears and areas of paper loss along parts of the folds and borders. Obviously this incredibly rare poster can be "rescued" through proper restoration, but bear this in mind (and look at our super-sized image) before bidding on it. Learn More about condition grades
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