ABOUT THIS CARD:
Vintage circa 1932 promotional advertising piece picturing an another advertising piece for the film "Emma" starring Marie Dressler--more a small photo than card, but I believe a mass-produced vintage item as it has a #5 lightly stamped on back (maybe it came from a fan magazine order form? Just guessing).

I'm not sure exactly what this small photo is, but I think it's intended to promote films or stars coming to theater. It measures approximately 3-1/4 X 5 inches on a paper/photographic stock with a dulled glossy surface. 

DETAILED GRADING - CONDITION:
Grades F-G or 2.5/10 with creases/bends by each of the corner tips; surface damage near corners on back; soiling as shown and overall toning; notation in blue on back as pictured. Both sides of actual item for sale are shown.

OTHER NOTES:
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