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Hollywood Tommy Morton in Main Street to Broadway 1953 Film Still Orig Photo 845
$10.99 USD
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Tommy Morton in Main Street to Broadway (1953) Vintage Movie Photo
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Add a piece of theatrical history to your collection with this vintage original photograph featuring Tommy Morton in the 1953 film Main Street to Broadway. This rare collectible captures the spirit of 1950s Broadway and film, showcasing Morton's performance in a movie that celebrates the glamour and allure of New York's legendary theater district.
Key Features:
Authentic Original Photograph from Main Street to Broadway (1953)
Featuring Tommy Morton, a talented actor and singer from the golden era of Broadway
A perfect collectible for fans of 1950s musicals, Broadway-themed films, and vintage movie memorabilia
Ideal for framing, display, or adding to your classic film collection
About the Film:
Directed by Don Weis, Main Street to Broadway is a lighthearted musical film that brings the magic of Broadway to the big screen. The movie explores the behind-the-scenes world of theater, offering a glimpse into the lives of aspiring performers trying to make it on Broadway. Tommy Morton shines in this musical celebration of the iconic New York City street that gives Broadway its name.
Condition:
[INSERT CONDITION: e.g., "Excellent vintage condition with minor edge wear. Please refer to photos for details."]
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Own this rare vintage photograph of Tommy Morton in Main Street to Broadway (1953)—a charming piece of Broadway and film history!
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