A striking original window card for Gogia Pasha’s appearance at the Metropolitan Theatre, Edgware Road, dated Monday 13 July 1959. Printed on stiff card stock with the bold red and black layout typical of late‑50s theatre advertising, and featuring the classic levitation photograph that collectors always recognise. This was billed as “A Grand Scoop” and promoted Pasha as “the greatest exponent of Eastern magic” in a spectacular production — a nice example of the era’s fascination with Eastern‑style illusion acts.

The card is clean and well kept for its age, colours still strong, no tears, and the print sits nicely on the board. A good piece for collectors of mid‑century magic ephemera, UK theatre window cards, or anyone building a run of Gogia Pasha material.
Packed with a collectors care as usual using recycled materials where possible. Posted promptly like magic.
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