this is an original rare 8" X 10" press photograph of   Susan Hayward by Alexander Kahle on the set of the conquerors. Howard Hughes's RK0 studios multimillion dollar movie in 1956. the photograph has the Alexander Kahle /RKO studios stamp on the back this photograph was obtained at a sale in Las Vegas Nevada with many other press photographs of celebrities' laurel & Hardy, Lon Chaney, Sofia Loren and the little rascals to name a few and they once belonged to Academic, PhD, historian, film scholar, collector, producer, writer, actor, Philip chamberlain. . Director of Special Projects at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, He was also one of the founders of the original Santa Barbara Film Festival, taught a film studies class at UCSB, and edited and published the Film Society Review also married to actress Doloras fuller,  Beginning her career as a child actress, she made her acting debut in the romantic comedy film It Happened One Night (1934)                                                                                 John Wayne’s cancer and his work on the 1956 film "The Conquerors" have been famously linked due to the production being filmed in Snow Canyon, Utah, just 137 miles downwind from the Nevada National Security Site (then the Nevada Test Site) where the federal government conducted numerous nuclear tests Approximately 91 of the 220 cast and crew members of the Conqueror eventually developed cancer. This included major stars like John Wayne, Susan Hayward, Agnes Moorehead, Pedro Armendáriz, and director Dick Powell. The crew spent months breathing and rolling in the wind-blown desert dust. Furthermore, producer Howard Hughes had 60 tons of the red desert sand shipped back to the RKO soundstages in Hollywood to shoot additional interior scenes, further exposing the cast and crew. At the time of filming, the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) assured the production and the nearby "downwinder" communities that the nuclear fallout posed no public health hazard.   the letters eclectricstoree on the photo is just a virtual image and not on the original photo you receive.