Thanks Bruce..the book i have by q david Bowers -1986 has back to
nickleodeon's..I guess they had made sings on sheets and sandwich board
signs in the start..like 1910 and 1913/
On 2020-07-19 06:52, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
The very first "movie posters" appeared at the same time movies were
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The very first "movie posters" appeared at the same time movies were first
made, around 1896. They were small posters with a vertical format,
advertising the machines and the process, rather than individual movies!
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