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POUR LES ECOLES DE MADAGASCAR/ THEATRE DU VAUDEVILLE/ ALLIANCE FRANCAISE/ pour la propagation de la Langue Française/ dans les Colonies et à l'Etranger/ Siège social: 45, rue de Grenelle, PARIS/ MATINEE ARTISTIQUE ET LITTERAIRE/ du Jeudi 27 Janvier...
The Sign of 4 - The Film Daily, Jul-Dec 1932 (page 266 crop)
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Summary
Lobby card for the American romantic drama film The Latest From Paris (1928).
There are no copyright marks on the card. At bottom right is Made in USA.
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