27 novembre 1915 Le Matin affiche Pierre Decourcelle-Pathé frères-Les mystères de New-York. la main qui étreint
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A 1915 French poster advertising the serial Les mystères de New-York, shown above the masthead of the newspaper Le Matin dated 27 November 1915. A large pale green hand gripping a wrist fills the central background behind bold red, yellow and cream lettering. The text names Pierre Decourcelle and Pathé Frères and carries the claim of 4,500,000 readers.