This is a rare, authentic piece of cinematic history: an original vintage paper movie broadside from the 1943 film, What’s Buzzin’ Cousin? This unique collectible features a prominent image of Eddie “Rochester” Anderson, who was a major draw for the movie and a trailblazer as the first African American to have a regular role on a nationwide radio program. Item Details & Specifics. Movie: What’s Buzzin’ Cousin? Stars: Eddie “Rochester” Anderson, Ann Miller (top billing). Dimensions: Approximately 13 inches tall. Tagline: “Rochester’s Clowning is good for the funny bone”. Authenticity: This is a genuine broadside from 1943, not a reproduction. Rarity: Very few of these broadsides have survived due to their original outdoor use on bulletin boards and telephone poles. Condition: Extremely fragile due to age. May have small edge tears or roughness. These imperfections are part of the item’s genuine vintage character and can be easily trimmed for framing. Color Variation: Colors may vary slightly from the picture. We cannot accommodate special requests for color, as we have a limited number of these in stock. Display: A unique and historical item perfect for framing and displaying in a home theater, office, or classic movie memorabilia collection. Important Information for Your Order. We specialize in vintage memorabilia, antiques, and new old stock, occasionally offering reproductions (clearly identified). We always do our best to provide accurate item history and details. Packing & Cleaning: All items are packed carefully to preserve their condition. We do not clean collectibles or antiques ; you’ll receive the item exactly as pictured. For Adult Collectors: Our items are intended for adult display and collections only. They are not meant for consumption or usage, and children should not handle them. Replacements: Only available for new old stock items. Unique items cannot be replaced. We’re here to help and want to ensure you’re happy!