VINTAGE KODAK PHOTO LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT 1933 Barbara Stanwyck Rare Still For Sale

I have for sale aVINTAGE KODAK PHOTO LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT 1933 Barbara Stanwyck Rare Still.This Photo is Fine as it is glossy......This comes from the famed collection of the Lester Glassner Estate.This is an extremely rare vintage photo that I have not seen for sale anywhere. Photo measures 8x10. Please check out my other Vintage Hollywood Photos listings all coming from Lester Glassner Estate. Google Lester Glassner and see his vast collection he once had.Please see all pictures and please ask all questions before purchase. Thanks,and Good Luck!!!
Ladies They Talk About, the 1933 Howard Bretherton & William Keighley women-in-prison crime melodrama (based on the play by Dorothy Mackaye & Carlton Miles; set in San Quentin State Penitentiary; about a woman who gets involved with some crooks planning a robbery, and she is caught during the robbery, and there is not much evidence against her, but she confesses and is sent to a state prison, where she is incarcerated with tough black and white female inmates!) starringBarbara Stanwyck,Preston Foster,Lyle Talbot,Dorothy Burgess,Lillian Roth, and Maude Eburne. Note that there were many surprising elements to this pre-Code women-in-prison movie, including having black female inmates with speaking roles and a lesbian scene, something that was never done in movies from the major Hollywood studios at this time. This was one of those movies that helped bring about the Production Code, and, of course, the wonderful art a barely cladBarbara Stanwyckon the one-sheet, by famed pinup artistAlberto Vargas, certainly greatly helped \"sell\" the movie!

SHIPPING/POST-SALE:All of our photos comepacked inclear sleeves with backing boardsto insure archival protection.

GRADING: We use comic book grading standards, as defined by Overstreet and Comic Guarantee Corp., for grading all of our paper collectibles. These strict standards are well-developed and widely accepted. The various grades we use are generally applied as follows:

Near Mint- item is bright and clean, virtually defect-freeand appears \"like new\"... image is sharp... any defects would be barely perceptible and only visible upon close inspection.

Very Fine / Near Mint- at first glance appears near mint but upon close inspection very minor degradation or one or two very small defects become apparent.

Very Fine- generally clean and bright and still high grade and desirable but may have a few small defects (e.g., minor corner crease, light bend, subtle image degradation,etc.).

Fine- average grade... nice collectible item but defects are more noticeable and apparent.. may have some soiling or image issues.

Very Good- lower grade... wear and tear is readily apparent... item is still complete though.

Good- low grade... heavy defects... could be a piece missing from a corner or a major tear.

Fair or poor- the lowest grades... we generally only offer items in this condition if they are hard to find.