Mary Pickford - Ira L. Hill - Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm - theatre card - 1917

3.25 x 5.25 theatre card from 1917 featuring a 1916 photo of Mary by Ira L. Hill. The card advertises a children's matinee of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm--among other films--at the City Opera House (city unknown at this time.)

Mary Pickford Postcards (Arcade Cards) by Apeda

Mary Pickford postcard featuring a photo by Gould & Marsden (perhaps C. Floyd Coleman.) It is marked Apeda. The reverse is blank, presumably an arcade card or perhaps some promotional card. ca. 1913.

Mary Pickford postcard featuring a photo by White though marked Apeda. The reverse is blank, presumably an arcade card or perhaps some promotional card. ca. 1913. Incidentally, the dress she is wearing can be seen in Behind the Scenes.

"Biograph presents Mary Pickford" postcard featuring a photo by an unknown photographer (perhaps White? Apeda?) It is additionally stamped for the Alta Theatre once located at 312 Connecticut St. in San Francisco, CA. The reverse is blank, presumably an arcade card or perhaps some promotional card. ca. 1913.

Caprice - Arcade Card / Postcard - 1913

This arcade card (blank back) / postcard, presumably manufactured by Apeda based on the typeface and design, features Mary Pickford posing in the Famous Players production of Caprice (1913.) It is additionally stamped for the Alta Theatre once located at 312 Connecticut St. in San Francisco, CA.

Mary Pickford - White Studio - Arcade Card - c. 1915

Presumably an arcade card, measuring roughly 3.25 x 5.5 with a blank back, featuring a portrait of Mary by White Studio. c. 1915.

Mary Pickford Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago Arcade / Postcards - 1920s

Mary Pickford and Charles "Buddy" Rogers in My Best Girl (1927.) Arcade card / postcard published by the Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago (Ex. Sup. Co. Chgo.) Postcard back.

Mary Pickford as Coquette photo by Edwin Bower Hesser (1929.) Arcade card / postcard published by the Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago (Ex. Sup. Co. Chgo.) Blank back.

Mary Pickford portrait by Campbell Studios 1917. While there is no maker's mark, this arcade card/postcard it was most likely produced by the Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago. Postcard back.

Mary Pickford portrait by Campbell Studios 1917. While there is no maker's mark, this arcade card/postcard it was most likely produced by the Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago. Postcard back.

Mary Pickford - Ira L. Hill Photograph - Theatre / Arcade Card

Mary Pickford portrait by Ira L. Hill on a theatre / arcade card. Blank back. ca. 1916