''Tell it to the Marines'', 1926, movie poster painting is a painting by Movie World Posters which was uploaded on October 30th, 2022.
''Tell it to the Marines'', 1926, movie poster painting
Base painting of the vintage movie poster for ''Tell it to the Marines'', a 1926 silent film directed by George W. Hill and starring Lon Chaney,... more
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''Tell it to the Marines'', 1926, movie poster painting
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Movie World Posters
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Painting - Movie Posters
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Base painting of the vintage movie poster for ''Tell it to the Marines'', a 1926 silent film directed by George W. Hill and starring Lon Chaney, William Haines, and Eleanor Boardman. It is notable for being one of the first films to depict the United States Marine Corps in a positive light and for its portrayal of military life and camaraderie.
The film follows the story of Sgt. O'Hara (played by Lon Chaney), a tough and experienced Marine who takes charge of training a group of new recruits at the Marine Corps base in San Diego. Among the recruits is Pvt. "Skeet" Burns (played by William Haines), a brash and rebellious young man who initially clashes with Sgt. O'Hara but ultimately earns his respect.
As the recruits undergo grueling training and preparation for deployment, Skeet forms a romantic bond with Norma Dale (played by Eleanor Boardman), a local woman who works at a nearby dance hall. Their relationship faces challenges due to Skeet's military obligations and the dangers of his upcoming deployment.
The film culminates in a dramatic overseas mission, during which Skeet and his fellow Marines must navigate treacherous terrain and confront enemy forces. Through bravery, sacrifice, and the bonds forged in training, the Marines emerge victorious, proving their mettle and dedication to duty.
"Tell It to the Marines" is celebrated for its realistic depiction of military life and its portrayal of the Marine Corps as a noble and honorable institution. Lon Chaney delivers a powerful performance as the gruff yet compassionate Sgt. O'Hara, while William Haines brings charisma and charm to the role of Skeet Burns. The film's action sequences and emotional depth resonate with audiences, making it a classic of silent-era cinema and a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of the men and women who serve in the armed forces.
Base art is the poster artwork after the text has been digitally removed.
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October 30th, 2022
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