Haunted Gold Original Vintage Western Movie Theater Poster One Sheet John Wayne

Vintage John Wayne Western Movie Posters Memorabilia

Haunted Gold, 1932
Original Vintage Western Movie Theater Poster One Sheet
Starring John Wayne and Dukewestern

John Wayne was just 25 years old when he made this film.   This is the Rare 1938 Re-release one sheet for the early western classic.   And although the 1932 one sheet sells for $7500, this 1939 re-release is far more rare with only one or two ever being sold per auctions records.   And the re-release has an amazing image of John Wayne on his horse Duke.  Whereas the original 1932 poster only has a large image of John Wayne and his co-star Sheila Terry.  Very good condition with border and fold wear it can be displayed as it or would look great professionally linen backed. 

NOTE:  It also has the coveted studio stamp on back that many collectors like to see as an additional layer of authenticity

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Haunted Gold (Warner Bros., R-1938). Folded, Fine+. One Sheet (27" X 41"). Western.
This early John Wayne effort finds The Duke out-smarting gold hunters and evil spirits haunting a treasure. The film is one of six Westerns the star would do for Warner Brothers in the early 1930s, all of which utilized stock footage from First National/Ken Maynard films.  

This remake of the 1928 picture The Phantom City finds a young John Wayne outsmarting gold hunters and evil spirits haunting a treasure. The film is one of six Westerns the star would do for Warner Bros. under the Vitaphone logo in the early 1930s, all of which utilized stock footage from First National/Ken Maynard films.

Starring John Wayne, Sheila Terry, Harry Woods, Erville Alderson, Otto Hoffman, Martha Mattox, Blue Washington, Duke the Horse, and Ben Corbett. Directed by Mack V. Wright. An unrestored poster that displays signs of use. May include edge and fold wear, pinholes, creases, small tears, crossfold separation, and some visible water staining through the center vertical fold. Strips of cellophane tape on the verso.