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Lobby card for the first Technicolor film, "King Of Jazz", from 1930. I'm a HUGE Paul Whiteman fan and collect just about anything related to the band leader I can find/get my hands on/afford. Another crappy shot with glare on the glass...apologies.
This came from Austria and had been folded in half ages ago. I had it restored at Studio C in Vista, CA and it looks really swell.
You can read about the film here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_of_Jazz
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