Here is an unique opportunity to personally own 
a piece of cinema history! 

TWO RARE, vintage movie lobby photographs 
publicity stills of the Silent Screen stars 
from my extensive personal collection. 

This is NOT a reproduction copy or newer reprint.
It's a wonderful promotional item that was sent to 
newspapers for publicity and to theaters for display
in the lobby to advertise the film/star to the public.

Please be aware that my low res digital image 
may differ slightly from the actual picture quality 
due to exposure/lighting/focus/cropping.

2 vintage original black and white single weight print still photos.

Approximate Size in Inches:  8 x 10" each

 Film Stars pictured:
AILEEN PRINGLE 
CONRAD NAGEL
with director
Alan Crosland
writer-novelist
Elinor Glyn
& one other man

Motion Picture Title: 
THREE WEEKS

Movie Studio: 
Goldwyn Pictures Corp.

Year of Release: 
1924

Physical Condition: 
VERY GOOD
TWO wonderful single weight
glossy candids on the studio lot. 

Dated Oct 2, 1923 and stamped on back 
PROOF NOT RETOUCHED

One has the group looking at her book

Both have wear in the lower right corner/border

Please note that the photo image shown 
is low resolution and does not fully capture 
the beauty, vibrancy, sharp detail and tone 
of the actual genuine 100% original 
old photo you will receive.

This professionally authenticated photograph 
is great looking, collectable and very frameable.

Please ask any and all questions prior to bidding/buying.

All payment is due within 3 days of the auction/sale close.

This will be shipped to you flat, safe, sturdy and secure.

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Gradings:

Mint: Flawless and unused

Near Mint: Very slightly used with almost no defects.

Very Fine: Insignificant wear or defects, such as pinholes on the borders.

Fine: Minor wear or defects, such as pinholes within the borders.

Very Good: Generally used, with normal age wear, with moderate defects.

Good: Heavily used but the overall eye appeal of the piece is intact.

Fair: Heavy wear with defects.

Poor: Major defects.