1921 While New York Sleeps Fox Film Corp Illustrated Advertising Letterhead Silent
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This is an original 1921 typed letter on illustrated letterhead featuring advertising for the Fox Film Corporation silent feature film While New York Sleeps.
This letter is a single sheet dated February 28, 1921 from the Fox Film Corporation office in Philadelphia to a theater operator in Pennsylvania concerning a business matter. A large graphic advertisement for While New York Sleeps is printed at the bottom of the sheet which touts the film as a “1920 Cinemadrama of Life in the Great Metropolis” and “The Sensation of a lifetime”. While New York Sleeps, Fox’s highest, earning film for the year 1920 was directed by Charles Brabin, husband of Theda Bara.
This illustrated letterhead is a vintage original sent out in February 1927. Overall condition is very good with just light handling wear and modest toning from age and crease lines from having been folded. Overall condition is very good.
This letter is a single sheet dated February 28, 1921 from the Fox Film Corporation office in Philadelphia to a theater operator in Pennsylvania concerning a business matter. A large graphic advertisement for While New York Sleeps is printed at the bottom of the sheet which touts the film as a “1920 Cinemadrama of Life in the Great Metropolis” and “The Sensation of a lifetime”. While New York Sleeps, Fox’s highest, earning film for the year 1920 was directed by Charles Brabin, husband of Theda Bara.
This illustrated letterhead is a vintage original sent out in February 1927. Overall condition is very good with just light handling wear and modest toning from age and crease lines from having been folded. Overall condition is very good.