1933 Hollywood at the Fair Olive Borden In Person Movie Exhibit Print Ad 1930s For Sale

Discover a fascinating piece of cinema history with this original print ad from the 1930s. This compelling ad advertises \"Hollywood at the Fair,\" an exciting exhibit promising attendees a glimpse into \"How Movies Are Made.\" The highlight of the event was a personal appearance by Olive Borden, a prominent silent film star, described as a \"Gracious Star of Stage and Screen IN PERSON.\" She was joined by fellow actors Grant Withers and Dorothy Ates, with direction by Jack Sullivan and Geo. Jeske, offering a unique opportunity to see these cinematic figures live.The ad also promotes \"FREE SCREEN TESTS DAILY\" with \"PRIZES TO WINNERS,\" adding an interactive element for fairgoers. A \"GIGANTIC FLOOR SHOW\" and a \"SPECIAL PROGRAM TONIGHT\" for \"NORTHWESTERN NIGHT\" suggest a vibrant atmosphere and specific themed events. This rare piece captures the glamour and public fascination with Hollywood during a pivotal era, likely from a major exposition such as the Chicago Century of Progress World\'s Fair (1933-1934) or the New York World\'s Fair (1939-1940), where film industry exhibits were popular attractions. It\'s a must-have for collectors of film history, World\'s Fair memorabilia, and silent film ephemera.This is from a 1933 Chicago Tribune newspaper.Please see pictures/scans for details on condition. Discoloration, worn/torn around edges, with normal wear consistent for 90 plus year old paper.Measures approximately 2.5 by 2 inches