HARVEY Original Vintage Lobby Card Classic Movie Poster James Stewart 1950 9
Original Vintage Lobby Card Movie Poster (11x14). The BEST card of the set! Great image of Stewart having a "talk" with Harvey in the other chair. Dowd (James Stewart) is a lovable, albeit eccentric, character, who is accompanied through life by a pookah, an invisible spirit that appears to Elwood as a six foot tall rabbit. Elwood's respectable sister Veta (Josephine Hull), embarrassed by Elwood's antics, decides to send her brother to the local sanitarium, and through a series of comical errors, ends up there herself.
This beloved classic, based on the hit play written by Mary Chase, also stars Peggy Dow and Cecil Kellaway. This is fantastic and scarce original coveted lobby card for James Stewart's most adored classic. And don't forget Wallace Ford (who was in the 1932 highly controversial film "Freaks") play a brief but very key role here as the Taxi driver....
Just think about the message his few lines convey? NOTE: We have Six Original Vintage Lobby Cards listed from this timeless classic!
Lobby Card (11" X 14"). There's good news if you're a social outcast: perhaps a "pookah" (a mischievous Celtic mythological creature) will show up to aid you! That's what happens to James Stewart in his most hilarious comedy. Here's a great looking title lobby card with amazing artwork! James Stewart plays Elwood P.Dowd, a wealthy and eccentric drunk who sees an imaginary rabbit, a claim that raises the eyebrows of local townspeople. Although his sister (Josephine Hull, in an Oscar-winning turn) occasionally sees him too, Stewart's imaginary friend begins to interfere with her plan to find a suitable husband for her daughter.
Note: Cvtreasures stamp NOT on original. Original vintage Theatrical Lobby Card (11" x 14") from Harvey, the classic 1950 Henry Koster fantasy comedy (From the Pulitzer Prize play written by Mary Chase; about a man and his attempt to have people come to terms with his 6 foot, imaginary rabbit named Harvey) starring James Stewart (Jimmy Stewart, in his nominated for Best Actor Academy Award role), Josephine Hull (in her Best Supporting Actress Academy Award winning role), Charles Drake, Cecil Kellaway, Jesse White, Victoria Horne, Wallace Ford, and Peggy Dow.