The image below was the advance promotional advertisement that, like so many of the sort, only vaguely hinted at the actual story of German spies and U-boat attacks, choosing instead to showcase Amphitrite, the Sea Goddess (also appearing in the film).
Maré Nostrum — 1925 promotional broadsheet
4 comments:
I'd imagine that the film comes a poor second to the poster as far as still being worth looking at. Hey, Thom - you're pretty ancient, so tell us - was it a good movie? (Heh, heh!)
Heh,heh, heh, heh, heh,heh . . . OMG . . . I'm having a stroke!
Actually, the movie wasn't too bad, and it only cost a nickel to get in!
Any idea who did the poster ? If I had to guess I'd say Willy Pogany but of course that's just a guess - really nice though.
That's a really good guess, Larry, though I don't know the answer. I'm going to agree with that guess until proven otherwise.
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