Rare English language 1 sheet used in South America with hand written translation of title into Spanish and dates of showing. Please note folded as original with
How the West Was Won, the classic 1964 (the movie had a limited release in 1962 to limited theaters) John Ford, Henry Hathaway & George Marshall Cinerama cowboy western epic ("24 great stars in the mightiest adventure ever filmed!"; "The epic journey of four generations of Americans who carved a country with their bare hands"; "YOU will live, love, fight side by side with these great stars!"; "Written by James R. Webb"; "24 Great Stars! 3 Top Directors! In a fabulous new dramatic adventure!"; about three generations of a family who are among the first Americans to settle in the western United States; nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award) starring Carroll Baker (as Eve Prescott Rawlings, "The Farm Girl"), Lee J. Cobb (as Marshal Lou Ramsey; "Frontier Marshall"), Henry Fonda (as Jethro Stuart; "Buffalo Hunter"), Carolyn Jones (as Julie Rawlings; "Marshall's Wife"), Karl Malden (as Zebulon Prescott; "The Sod Buster"), Gregory Peck (as Cleve Van Valen; "The Tinhorn"), George Peppard (as Zeb Rawlings; "Horse Soldier"), Robert Preston (as Roger Morgan; "Wagon Master"), Debbie Reynolds (as Lily Prescott; "Gambler's Bride"), James Stewart (Jimmy Stewart; as Linus Rawlings; "Mountain Man"), Eli Wallach (as Charlie Gant; "The Desperado"), John Wayne (as General William Tecumseh Sherman; "The General"), Richard Widmark (as Mike King; "Empire Builder"), Spencer Tracy (as the narrator), Brigid Bazlen (as Dora Hawkins), Walter Brennan (Colonel Jeb Hawkins), David Brian, Andy Devine, Ramond Massey (as Abraham Lincoln), Agnes Moorehead (as Rebecca Prescott), Henry [Harry] Morgan (as General Ulysses S. Grant), Thelma Ritter, Mickey Shaughnessy, Russ Tamblyn, and Lee Van Cleef