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COCAINE (THE PACE THAT KILLS) 1935 Movie Poster - T-Shirt
This unisex heavy cotton tee is a wardrobe essential. It serves as the perfect base for casual fashion. With no side seams, you'll experience uninterrupted comfort under the arms, while taped shoulders enhance durability.
- Medium-weight fabric (5.3 oz/yd² or 180 g/m²) made from 100% cotton, offering durability and comfort throughout the year.
- Classic fit for a relaxed, comfortable wear, complemented by a crew neckline that adds a clean, versatile look for any occasion.
- Tear-away label ensures a scratch-free, irritation-free experience for all-day comfort.
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Title: "COCAINE (THE PACE THAT KILLS) 1935 Movie Poster" Description: This title refers to a film poster released in 1935, titled "Cocaine (The Pace That Kills)". The movie is a dramatic production, likely depicting the harmful effects of cocaine abuse. The poster's tagline underscores the potential danger and speed at which the drug can cause harm to users. This film, produced during the early era of cinema, contributes to the historical record of cinematic portrayals of substance abuse and its consequences. The exact plot details, cast members, or production company associated with this title remain to be further researched.
This unisex heavy cotton tee is a wardrobe essential. It serves as the perfect base for casual fashion. With no side seams, you'll experience uninterrupted comfort under the arms, while taped shoulders enhance durability.
- Medium-weight fabric (5.3 oz/yd² or 180 g/m²) made from 100% cotton, offering durability and comfort throughout the year.
- Classic fit for a relaxed, comfortable wear, complemented by a crew neckline that adds a clean, versatile look for any occasion.
- Tear-away label ensures a scratch-free, irritation-free experience for all-day comfort.
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Title: "COCAINE (THE PACE THAT KILLS) 1935 Movie Poster" Description: This title refers to a film poster released in 1935, titled "Cocaine (The Pace That Kills)". The movie is a dramatic production, likely depicting the harmful effects of cocaine abuse. The poster's tagline underscores the potential danger and speed at which the drug can cause harm to users. This film, produced during the early era of cinema, contributes to the historical record of cinematic portrayals of substance abuse and its consequences. The exact plot details, cast members, or production company associated with this title remain to be further researched.
