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GOING THE LIMIT (1925) Phony Clairvoyants Dupe San Fran Millionaire & Frame Man

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PayPal accepted
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Category:

Pre-1940

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Only one in stock, order soon

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Unspecified by seller, may be new.

Country/Region of Manufacture:

United States

STUDIO:

Paul Gerson Pictures Corp.

ACTORS:

Richard Holt, Ruth Dwyer, Garry O'Dell

YEAR:

1925

ITEM NUMBER:

CS-GOINGLIMIT-TC

DIRECTOR:

Duke Worne

LOCATION:

LCB-SF4

ITEM:

Vintage original 11x14 US lobby card

FILM TITLE:

Going the Limit

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Item number:

614750206

Item description

Vintage original 11x14 in. US lobby card from the silent film melodrama GOING THE LIMIT, released in 1925 and directed by Duke Worne. A criminal gang gains the confidence of a superstitious San Francisco millionaire, Lorenzo Hayward by posing as clairvoyants. Having acquired his power of attorney, the swindlers then kidnap the millionaire's daughter, Helen (Ruth Dwyer). Dick (Richard Holt), a young man in love with Helen, sets out after the kidnappers and, after a wild chase up and down the hills of the city, rescues her and brings the criminals to justice. The image features a long shot inside the mansion of San Francisco millionaire Lorenzo Hayward as the wealthy man sits near his large desk with a crystal ball on it as he and the entire room full of people look at Dick (Richard Holt), who has been falsely accused of some wrongdoing by the gang of phony clairvoyants/psychics in the room with him. It is unrestored in very fine condition with a slightly rounded bottom right corner and a light dust shadow along the edge of the bottom half of the right border. There are no pinholes, tears, or other flaws and the rich and varied color tints are fresh and vibrant without any signs of fading.