Please also see the image and ratings guide below for more information.Īboriginal and Torres Strait Islander visitors are advised that listings on this website contain images and names (by way of posters or photographs) of people who have since died. Having far less appealing artwork than the original releases these daybills were rarely retained, therefore they are often very hard to track down.Īs you can see from the photograph, this daybill is in nice condition with the following points of note: It has the usual two fold lines, some creasing (predominantly to fold lines or edges), varying print quality where not a great deal of care was taken producing these many years ago (patchy colours/missing print in some areas), scattered marks and minor foxing dots. As with most re-releases the publicity budgets were significantly less than that of the original release, therefore the quality of the advertising material was greatly reduced and more often than not ‘dual-tone’ daybills such as these were printed. We are unable to find another example of this poster to date it from, however it is highly likely this is from a 60’s re-release of this 1953 movie, although we do not know for sure.
Houdini 1953 (60's Re-release) Australian DaybillĪlthough somewhat bland in appearance, material for this Tony Curtis hit is much sought after, particularly by fans of the subject himself, Harry Houdini or magic.
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