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"Nothing Sacred," Carole Lombard's Technicolor laughfest, was popular across the globe, no matter what language audiences spoke. One of those languages was Danish, as we discovered two months ago when a program that may have been from a 1948 re-release was advertised on eBay (https://carole-and-co.livejournal.com/966564.html).
Apparently, another program was issued for its initial Danish release in 1938, with this delightful illustration of Carole fighting Fredric March:
The United Artists logo in the lower right-hand corner pinpoints when it was first released; a decade later, the film was in the public domain.
There are several other pages, all in Danish of course (a language I didn't know two months ago and don't know now), along with photos from the movie:
It's in good condition, with all pages present.
This vintage program sells for $11.39; if you want it, go to https://www.ebay.com/itm/Nothing-Sacred-Carole-Lombard-Fredric-March-1937-Vtg-Old-Danish-Movie-Program/183722534865?hash=item2ac6b767d1:g:O7QAAOSw~Shcg~rz.
And a reminder for those of you in most American states -- set your clocks ahead one hour tonight for Daylight Saving Time.
