1936 George W. Weeks Felix Feist Hap Hadley Film Print - ORIGINAL MOVIE VEN6 His reputation superseding his life

His reputation superseding his life

Pictured in the ad is the new 1937 Studebaker President with a 125-inch wheelbase and a 115 horsepower engine

For Jackson's Experiment was less grandiose than Roosevelt's

and worked for Corrigan

Camel also began to launch its fair share of propaganda during the 1930s

1936 George W. Weeks Felix Feist Hap Hadley Film Print - ORIGINAL MOVIE VEN6 His reputation superseding his lifeThis is an original 1936 two color print featuring two popular names in the film business and how they started. George W. Weeks, former General Sales Manager for Gaumont British in America and Felix Feist, former General Sales Manager of MGM whose first job was with Kinemacolor. Please note that there is printing on the reverse. CONDITION This 75+ year old Item is rated Very Fine Fine. Light aging in margins. No creases. Minor print defect left