"The Girl from Missouri" is a pre-Code romantic comedy film released in 1934, directed by Jack Conway. The film stars Jean Harlow, Franchot Tone, and Lionel Barrymore in key roles.**Plot:** The film tells the story of Eadie Chapman (Jean Harlow), a young woman from Missouri who dreams of marrying a wealthy man and escaping her small-town life. She sets her sights on a millionaire playboy named T.R. Paige Jr. (Franchot Tone). However, complications arise as Eadie finds herself entangled in a web of love and ambition. Lionel Barrymore plays the role of T.R. Paige Sr., the father of Franchot Tone's character.**Jean Harlow:** Jean Harlow was a popular actress known for her platinum blonde hair and her roles in numerous films during the 1930s. In "The Girl from Missouri," she portrays a vivacious and determined young woman pursuing her dreams.**Franchot Tone:** Franchot Tone was a versatile actor who played the role of the millionaire playboy pursued by Eadie. His character undergoes personal growth and transformation throughout the film.**Lionel Barrymore:** Lionel Barrymore, a prominent actor of his time, plays a significant role as the father who has concerns about his son's romantic choices.**Pre-Code Era:** "The Girl from Missouri" was released during the Pre-Code era of Hollywood, a period before the enforcement of the Motion Picture Production Code. Films from this era often featured more risqué and unconventional themes compared to later Hollywood productions.The film is a blend of comedy and romance, with a strong focus on the determination and aspirations of its lead character, Eadie. It explores themes of love, ambition, and social class, all within the context of the 1930s American society. The film's title reflects the small-town origins of its protagonist, who is determined to make her mark in a larger world.
Measures 24 x 36.

Good condition. No major rips, tears, etc.