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Poster for "Turn to the Right"
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Color lithograph poster on paper. The top caption reads: "For fun" and alongside it in larger letters is "Turn to the right." The "i" in Right" is depicted as an eye, as in a rebus. Further to the right top is: "Produced by Winchell Smith and John L. Golden." Below the tile is "The comedy that will live forever," and underneath this is "Entire original cast and production." Below a page line break reads "Winchell Smith and John E. Hazzard authors." The image shows a man with a kerchief around his neck pushing a wheelbarrow filled with peaches. Next to him sits a female in a green frock surrounded by jars of jam. The caption below them reads "Peach gathering time on the Bascom farm."
1917
Strobridge Lithographic Company
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