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Motion Picture Lobby Cards, 1913-1999 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt700021m7 No online items Motion Picture Lobby Cards, 1913-1999 Finding aid prepared by UCLA Library Special Collections Staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Caroline Cubé. UCLA Library Special Collections Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA, 90095-1575 (310) 825-4988 [email protected] © 2004 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Motion Picture Lobby Cards, PASC 65 1 1913-1999 Title: Motion picture lobby cards Collection number: PASC 65 Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections Language of Material: English Physical Description: 55.5 linear ft.(111 boxes) Date (inclusive): 1913-1999 Abstract: The collection consists of primarily of American motion picture lobby cards dating from 1913 to ca 1980s. Language of Materials: Materials are in English. Physical Location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact the UCLA Library Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information. Restrictions on Access COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF: Open for research. Advance notice required for access. Contact the UCLA Library Special Collections Reference Desk for paging information. Restrictions on Use and Reproduction Property rights to the physical object belong to the UC Regents. Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the creators and their heirs. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The UC Regents do not hold the copyright. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Motion Picture Lobby Cards (Collection PASC 65). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA. UCLA Catalog Record ID UCLA Catalog Record ID: 4232826 Provenance/Source of Acquisition Donation; 1982, 1985, 1988. History Lobby cards were introduced in the 1910s as promotional tools in movie theatres. The first lobby cards were 8" x 10" (the size of a contemporary motion picture still) black and white or brown and white until the introduction of color cards in about 1917. They increased in size to 11" x 14" and eventually became a standard part of promotional materials sent to theatres for advertising their coming attractions. By the 1920s, lobby card sets included eight cards: seven scene cards and a title card. The title card included major credits for the film; the remaining scene cards depicted key scenes from the films they advertised. The scene images were often the product of a still photographer who accompanied the cast and crew to shoot both film stills and images for the theatre lobbies. Occassionally, for major releases, Hollywood studios would sometimes issue sixteen card sets, including two title cards and fourteen scenes. Lobby Cards are no longer used in U.S. theaters and are rarely produced for today's films. Scope and Content Collection consists of motion picture lobby cards dating from 1913. Includes primarily American titles with an average of 1-7 items per title. All cards are color and measure 11x14 inches. The bulk of the collection dates from the 1950s on. Organization and Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by title. Subjects and Indexing Terms Advertising--Motion pictures. Lobby cards. Box 38 AARON LOVES ANGELA. 1975. Box 38 ABILENE TOWN. 1946. Box 2 ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN OF THE HIMALAYAS, THE. 1957. Box 76 ABOUT FACE. 1952. Box 72 ABOVE AND BEYOND. 1952. Box 2 ABROAD WITH TWO YANKS. 1944. Box 38 ABSENCE OF MALICE. 1981. Box 110 ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR, THE. 1961. Motion Picture Lobby Cards, PASC 65 2 1913-1999 Container List Box 2 ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR, THE. 1961. Box 71 ACCUSED, THE. 1948. Box 50 ACE ELI AND RODGER OF THE SKIES. 1973. Box 38 ACE HIGH. 1969. Box 76 ACROSS THE BADLANDS. 1950. Box 100 ACT OF MURDER, AN. 1948. Box 38 ACT OF VENGEANCE. 1974. Box 106 ACTION OF THE TIGER. 1957. Box 76 ACTORS AND SIN. 1952. Box 76 ACTRESS, THE. 1953. Box 76 ADVANCE TO THE REAR. 1964. Box 38 ADVENTURE IN THE RED DESERT. 1976. Box 26 ADVENTURE IN WASHINGTON. 1941. Box 76 ADVENTURERS, THE. 1970. Box 38 ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI, THE. 1984. Box 76 ADVENTURES OF BULLWHIP GRIFFIN, THE. 1966. Box 76 ADVENTURES OF GALLANT BESS. 1948. Box 100 ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, THE. 1960. Box 26 ADVENTURES OF MARTIN EDEN, THE. 1942. Box 76 ADVENTURESS, THE. 1946. Box 50 ADVISE AND CONSENT. 1962. Box 108 ADVISER, THE, . no date. Box 46 AFFAIR WITH A STRANGER (RR). 1953. Box 38 AFRICA - TEXAS STYLE. 1966. Box 76 AFRICAN ELEPHANT, THE. 1971. Box 76 AFRICAN LION, THE. 1964. Box 76 AFRICAN TREASURE. 1952. Box 67 AGAINST ALL FLAGS. 1952. Box 38 AGAINST ALL ODDS. 1984. Box 46 AGATHA. 1979. Box 38 AGENT 8 3/4. 1965. Box 47 AGNES OF GOD. 1985. Box 50 AGONY AND THE ECSTASY, THE. 1965. Box 71 AIDA. 1954. Box 71 AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'. 1955. Box 2 AIRPORT 1975. 1974. Box 2 ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP. 1952. Box 36 ALAKAZAM THE GREAT. 1961. Box 76 ALAMO, THE. 1960. Box 76 ALASKA HIGHWAY. 1943. Box 2 ALASKA PASSAGE. 1959. Box 2 ALCATRAZ ISLAND (RR). 1950. Box 47 ALEXANDER THE GREAT. 1956. Box 76 ALFRED THE GREAT. 1969. Box 49 ALGIERS. 1952. Box 71 ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES (RR), . no date. Box 76 ALIAS A GENTLEMAN. 1947. Box 76 ALIAS JESSE JAMES. 1959. Box 76 ALIAS THE CHAMP. 1949. Box 6 ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE. 1975. Box 47 ALIENS. 1986. Box 6 ALL AT SEA. 1958. Box 47 ALL FALL DOWN. 1962. Box 76 ALL HANDS ON DECK. 1961. Box 6 ALL I DESIRE. 1953. Box 47 ALL IN A NIGHT'S WORK. 1960. Box 6 ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS. 1955. Motion Picture Lobby Cards, PASC 65 3 1913-1999 Container List Box 47 ALL THAT JAZZ. 1979. Box 6 ALL THE KING'S MEN. 1949. Box 76 ALLIGATOR (SPANISH). 1981. Box 76 ALLIGATOR NAMED DAISY, AN. 1957. Box 2 ALLIGATOR PEOPLE, THE. 1959. Box 36 ALMOST ANGELS. 1962. Box 2 ALONG CAME JONES. 1945. Box 6 ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE. 1951. Box 76 ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL. 1945. Box 36 ALPHABET MURDERS. 1966. Box 2 ALTERED STATES. 1980. Box 100 ALWAYS A BRIDE. 1940. Box 76 AMATEUR, THE. 1981. Box 36 AMAZING GRACE. 1974. Box 47 AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK. 1987. Box 76 AMAZING MR. CALLAGHAN, THE. 1960. Box 76 AMAZONS OF ROME. 1962. Box 6 AMBUSH. 1949. Box 76 AMBUSH AT CIMARRON PASS. 1958. Box 36 AMBUSHERS, THE. 1967. Box 76 AMERICA AMERICA. 1964. Box 51 AMERICAN DREAM, AN. 1966. Box 36 AMERICAN POP. 1981. Box 39 AMERICAN ROMANCE, AN. 1944. Box 39 AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, AN. 1981. Box 39 AMERICANO, THE. 1955. Box 36 AMITYVILLE 3D. 1983. Box 47 AMITYVILLE HORROR, THE. 1979. Box 36 AMITYVILLE II: THE POSSESSION. 1982. Box 96 AMOR BANDIDO (AKA BELOVED LOVER), . no date. Box 36 AMY. 1981. Box 76 ANASTASIA. 1956. Box 76 ANATOMY OF A MURDER. 1959. Box 100 AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. 1979. Box 47 AND NOW MY LOVE. 1975. Box 36 AND SOON THE DARKNESS. 1970. Box 36 ANDERSON TAPES. 1972. Box 39 ANDY HARDY COMES HOME. 1958. Box 58 ANGEL HEART. 1987. Box 36 ANGEL IN MY POCKET. 1969. Box 106 ANGEL UNCHAINED. 1970. Box 39 ANGEL WORE RED, THE. 1960. Box 76 ANGELS WITH BROKEN WINGS. 1941. Box 27 ANGRY HILLS, THE. 1959. Box 36 ANNIE. 1976. Box 104 ANNIE. 1982. Box 76 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. 1950. Box 39 ANNIE HALL. 1977. Box 36 ANOTHER MAN, ANOTHER CHANCE. 1977. Box 27 ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE. 1958. Box 27 ANTHONY ADVERSE (RR). 1956. Box 76 ANY NUMBER CAN WIN. 1964. Box 27 ANYTHING GOES. 1956. Box 76 APACHE GOLD. 1965. Box 76 APACHE UPRISING. 1965. Box 76 APARTMENT, THE. 1960. Box 27 APPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS. 1953. Motion Picture Lobby Cards, PASC 65 4 1913-1999 Container List Box 39 APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER. 1951. Box 76 APRIL IN PARIS. 1952. Box 76 APRIL SHOWERS. 1948. Box 76 ARE THESE OUR PARENTS?. 1944. Box 36 ARISTOCATS, THE. 1970. Box 100 ARIZONA RAIDERS (RR). 1951. Box 47 ARMED AND DANGEROUS. 1986. Box 76 ARMORED COMMAND. 1961. Box 36 ARTHUR. 1981. Box 71 ARTISTS AND MODELS. 1955. Box 36 ASK ANY GIRL. 1959. Box 36 ASSAULT ON A QUEEN. 1966. Box 76 ASSIGNMENT - OUTER SPACE. 1962. Box 76 ASSIGNMENT IN BRITTANY. 1943. Box 36 ASSIGNMENT TO KILL. 1968. Box 39 ASTOUNDING SHE MONSTER, THE. 1958. Box 36 AT LONG LAST LOVE. 1975. Box 39 AT WAR WITH THE ARMY. 1950. Box 76 ATHENA. 1954. Box 68 ATLANTIC CITY. 1944. Box 76 ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT. 1961. Box 76 ATLAS. 1961. Box 36 ATOM AGE VAMPIRE. 1963. Box 47 ATOMIC MAN, THE. 1956. Box 36 ATOMIC SUBMARINE, THE. 1959. Box 100 ATRAGON. 1964. Box 36 ATTILA. 1958. Box 47 AUDREY ROSE. 1977. Box 47 AUTUMN LEAVES. 1956. Box 47 AVANTI!. 1972. Box 4 AVENGER, THE. 1964. Box 76 AVENGERS, THE. 1942. Box 4 AVENTURA A CENTRO DE LA TIERRA. 1960. Box 4 AWAKENING, THE. 1980. Box 76 BABES ON SWING STREET. 1944. Box 68 BABY DOLL. 1956. Box 77 BABY LOVE. 1969. Box 77 BABY MAKER, THE. 1970. Box 4 BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL. 1965. Box 77 BACHELOR IN PARADISE. 1961. Box 36 BACHELOR PARTY. 1984. Box 36 BACK DOOR TO HELL. 1964. Box 36 BACKTRACK. 1969. Box 47 BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, THE. 1952. Box 36 BAD BASCOMB. 1946. Box 35 BAD BOYS. 1983. Box 6 BAD COMPANY. 1972. Box 47 BAD DREAMS. 1988. Box 87 BAD MEN OF NEVADA (RR). 1951. Box 77 BAD NEWS BEARS IN BREAKING TRAINING, THE.
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