Mexico’s Guerreras de Nueva York got at least one lobby card, too, and here it is, with the same photo used on two items in Karen Dean’s (DefeatedandGifted’s) collection: one of three lobby cards from somewhere that used the US logo, but had EMI as the film’s distributor; and a pull-out poster from an unidentified magazine.
Organización Apolo, S.A. presenta a
ROBIN JOHNSON
TRINI ALVARADO
TIM CURRY enGuerreras de Nueva York
NO SOMOS INOCENTES…
NO SOMOS CULPABLES…
¡SOMOS JOVENES!Director ALAN MOYLE
Organización Apolo, S.A. presents
ROBIN JOHNSON
TRINI ALVARADO
TIM CURRY inWarriors of New York
WE ARE NOT INNOCENT…
WE ARE NOT GUILTY…
WE ARE YOUNG!Director ALAN MOYLE
Lobby card (AAT ID: 300208593)
27.6 x 35.6 cm. (10.9 x 14 in.)
Mexico (work);
839 x 1080 px, 96 dpi, 479 kb (image)
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