Vintage Western Buck Jones Movie Memorabilia Collectibles For Sale
Hollywood Roundup
Original Vintage Western Movie Poster Three Sheet (41x81")
Starring Buck Jones, Helen Twelvetrees, Shemp Howard.

Very rare and beautiful three sheet for this Buck Jones 1937 western classic.    Based on our research this may be the only three sheet for this film to ever appear on the market.   Buck Jones is one of the most revered western stars of all time, because of how he lived his life  

Very good condition but has a number of fold splits, tape repairs on back and border tears.  Would look Fantastic linen backed!   * See enlargeable images above and below

Hollywood Roundup (Columbia, 1937). Three Sheet (41" X 79"). Western.
For all Western fans, this three sheet is a real treasure, as the film is a rare behind-the-scenes look at how Westerns were made, including many of the dangerous stunts. Buck Jones stars as a stunt man who falls in love with the leading lady of the film he is working on, played by Helen Twelvetrees. He is therefore harassed and framed for a robbery by the jealous leading man, Grant Withers. Featured as well is Shemp Howard, in an rare early role that wasn't in a short. 
Starring Buck Jones, Helen Twelvetrees, Grant Withers, and Shemp Howard. Directed by Ewing Scott. An unrestored poster that may be slightly brittle due to age, show some paper loss and staining, minor tape stains, writing in an unobtrusive place, creasing, extended tears, edge and fold wear, and fold separations. There is paper tape on the verso. The poster is in two sections, as originally printed. Has some wear , particularly to borders and fold lines, but a fantastic Very Rare larger then life Buck ones Three Sheet.  And would look terrific linen backed. .  And you're Not likely to ever see oe of these appear on the market any time soon, if ever!   
Please see full-color, enlargeable image above for more details. Folded, Very Good. 
 

Brief Bio:
Buck Jones (December 12, 1891– November 30, 1942) was an American motion picture star of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, known for his work starring in many popular western movies. In 

Buck Jones was one of the 492 victims of the Cocoanut Grove fire in Boston, Massachusetts on November 28, 1942. He died two days later on November 30, at age 50. 

Some news reports said that he had successfully escaped but had gone back into the burning building to save others and was trapped there..