Pre-war cinema stars in Poland - a collection of 9 cards with autographs (including Adolf Dymsza, Witold Conti, Adam Brodzisz).

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Polish pre-war movie stars - a collection of 9 autograph cards.

The collection contains autographs of the following actors:

Stanislaw Sielański (1899-1955) - Polish comedy actor and cabaret artist, called "the master of the second plan" by documentarians.

Franciszek Brodniewicz (1892-1944. - Polish film and theater actor. Franciszek Brodniewicz - as "Mr. Twardowski." Postcard part-b. Dimension: 14x8.5 cm.

Witold Conti (1908-1944) - Polish actor and singer. Postcard in sepia. Dimension: 14x9 cm.

Jadwiga Smosarska - (1898-1971) - Polish theater and film actress. One of the biggest stars of Polish cinema during the interwar period. Black and white postal card. Dimensions: 14x9 cm. Reverse - advertisement for "Krystal" cinema. - The film "Czy Lucyna-to dziewczna" with Jadwiga Smosarska for the first time in a male role.

Adam Brodzisz (1906-1986) - Polish actor. 2 postcards: one in sepia, the other in black and white. Dimensions: ca 14x9 cm.

Maria Bogda (1909-1981), owner Janina Kopaczek-Brodzisz - Polish actress, one of Poland's most popular film stars in the interwar period. The postcard depicts the actress in the film "Young Forest". Part-b. postcard, size: 14x9 cm.

Karolina Lubienska (1905-1991) - Polish actress. Part-b. postcard, size: 14x9 cm. Depicts the actress in the film "History of Sin" based on the novel by Stefan Zeromski.

Adolf Dymsza (1900-1975), owner Adolf Baginski - Polish film and cabaret actor. Pre-war "king of Polish comedy." He gained popularity thanks to his performances in the cabaret "Qui Pro Quo" in 1925-1931, while his real fame came from sound films, including comedies ("Bolek and Lolek", "Dodek na froncie").