Orson Welles' film starring Rita Hayworth received pretty derogatory reviews upon its release; Bosley Crowther of The New York Times wrote that, "Tension is recklessly permitted to drain off in a sieve of tangled plot and in a lengthy court-room argument which has little save a few visual stunts. As producer of the picture, Mr. Welles might better have fired himself—as author, that is—and hired somebody to give Mr. Welles, director, a better script." Oof. Even so, it was preserved by the Library of Congress in 2018. This is a one-sheet poster.
Morgan Litho., Cleveland, Ohio