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Discover a rare piece of early cinema history with this captivating 1915 advertising postcard for the Vitagraph Co. silent film, "The Sage Brush Gal." Produced by Rollin S. Sturgeon, this postcard highlights the feature as "THE SECOND OF THE BROADWAY STAR FEATURES." The design showcases a dramatic scene from the film, featuring its stars, Mary Anderson and George Holt, evoking the thrill and suspense of the era's motion pictures. The reverse side reveals a vibrant postmark from New York, dated January 11, 1915, adding to its historical authenticity.This collectible postcard offers a unique glimpse into the promotional strategies of the pioneering Vitagraph Company, a prominent studio during the silent film era. It was addressed to Miss Dorelis Schroeder at the Vitagraph Co. in Santa Monica, California, suggesting an internal or industry-related correspondence. The handwritten message provides a personal touch, mentioning the film by name. A true treasure for film historians, postcard collectors, and enthusiasts of early 20th-century Americana, this piece represents a tangible link to the golden age of silent movies and the birth of Hollywood.
