1944 MGM Movie Still Photo, DeHaven & Bowers In Broadway Rhythm, 10\"x13\" For Sale

Vintage Original Large Format 10\"x13\" MGM Movie Still Photo featuring Gloria DeHaven & Kenny Bowers in Broadway Rhythm (1944)

This is a rare, oversized authentic vintage black-and-white movie production still photograph from the 1944 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Technicolor musical romance Broadway Rhythm.

This photo captures stars Gloria DeHaven (as Patsy Demming) and Kenny Bowers (as Ray Kent) performing their energetic musical duet, \"What Do You Think I Am,\" on a circus-themed stage set.

Unlike standard 8x10 publicity prints, this impressive 10x13-inch size makes it an exceptional, high-impact display piece.

Item Details

• Dimensions: 10 inches x 13 inches (Large Format)

• Subject: Gloria DeHaven and Kenny Bowers performing \"What Do You Think I Am\" from MGM\'s Broadway Rhythm (1944).

• Type: Original studio publicity / production movie still.

• Era: Golden Age of Hollywood (1944).

Markings on Back: Features comprehensive archival, publication, and studio markings including:

• Official movie star production numbers.

• A full studio snippet/caption on the reverse detailing Gloria DeHaven\'s lineage, early career, and Broadway family roots.

• Hand-stamped production marking 1303-129.

• Editorial scheduling stamp J-900 for publication in Movie Stars Parade Magazine (April \'44 Issue).

Condition Report

This vintage photograph is in good, well-preserved condition with expected wear consistent with its age and historical use as an editorial print.

• Front: The black-and-white silver gelatin image retains crisp detail, excellent contrast, and smooth tones. Minimal edge wear and light handling indentations are present. Their is a small tear on the top right as well as deep fold.

• Back: Displays vintage browning, staining, aging, and historical ink/pencil notations alongside the complete attached publicity text layout sheet.

Shipping & Packaging We understand the historical value of this item. It will be treated with the utmost care and shipped strictly flat between multiple layers of heavy, rigid corrugated cardboard to ensure it cannot bend or crease during transit.