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Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-
Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-

Ronald Reagan Osa Massen Original 1949 Lobby Card from Night Unto Night, VF-

$ 12.9

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  • Condition: A there is fingerprint near the right corner, some light edge wear at upper right.
  • Original/Reproduction: Original

    Description

    Night unto Night
    , ORIGINAL VF-
    RONALD REAGAN
    LOBBY CARD, 49/243, FROM 1949
    Night unto Night
    is a 1949 melancholic drama film directed by
    Don Siegel
    and written by
    Kathryn Scola
    . It is based on the 1944 novel by
    Philip Wylie
    . The film stars
    Ronald Reagan
    ,
    Viveca Lindfors
    ,
    Broderick Crawford
    ,
    Rosemary DeCamp
    ,
    Osa Massen
    and
    Art Baker
    . The film was released by
    Warner Bros.
    on June 10, 1949.
    John Gaylord (Reagan) is in
    Florida
    , looking for a new place to live. Gaylord is a former scientist who now suffers from
    epilepsy
    , a fact he keeps hidden from Ann Gracie (Lindfors), a widow who rents him her house. Ann has introduced him to her friends C.L. (Crawford) and Thalia Shawn (DeCamp), a married couple who live nearby. Ann is often upset because she believes that she can still hear the voice of her late husband Bill, who was killed in the war. John has an
    epileptic seizure
    . A doctor tells him that his condition is worsening. He and C.L., an artist, have discussions of whether there is life after death. Ann's sister Lisa develops a romantic interest in him, but John falls for Ann instead. As a hurricane threatens, John contemplates suicide on the one hand; on the other, he considers whether a short love life with Ann might be enough to continue living as long as possible.
    On of Reagan’s more melancholic roles.