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Mr. Deeds Goes to Town - 1 Sheet Bulgarian Movie Poster

Excellent and super rare painted composition for the outstandingly funny and heart-warming Cooper & Capra classic.

  • Original title -
    Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
  • Year / Country - 1936 / USA
  • Genre - Romance, Comedy
  • Director - Frank Capra
  • Starring -
    Douglass Dumbrille, Lionel Stander, George Bancroft, Jean Arthur, Gary Cooper
  • Poster title - Екстравагантният
  • Designer - Unknown artist
  • Dimensions- 36' x 25'
  • Condition -
    Like most Bulgarian posters from the pre-war era this poster is backed on a heavy cardboard sheet. Paper loss at the center of the top edge - restored by an amateur. The poster displays very nice.

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