EDGAR WALLACE'S KING KONG ORIGINAL 1933 HERALD FAY WRAY RADIO PICTURES

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A perfect blend of adventure, science fiction and horror, King Kong is the ultimate monster movie. Willis O'Brien's use of stop-motion effects was ground breaking for the time, and remains legendary. The film blew audiences away and broke all previous box-office records.
From Cine Iris, the leading cinema of Lima, Peru, in the 1930s. Heralds were first used in the 1910's, and were printed as an inexpensive advertising flyer, that usually included a picture of the leading actors and general Information about the film. A copy of the herald was usually included in the advertising package that was sent to the press and cinemas. Heralds were also handed out by the cinemas to members of the public to advertise the forthcoming film. Heralds were used up to the mid 1970s. There is a blank area on the reverse of the herald, which allowed cinemas to print their own information.
It is in excellent condition, apart from three miniscule pinworm holes.
A similar item, but in distressed condition, was sold at auction for 500 pounds, plus 25%, plus, plus, plus....
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