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The Incredible Melting Man (1977) Original Australian daybill and a daybill version with above average artwork that was used in New Zealand.

Let us now reveal the answer for 361 to be that of Mad Love from 1935. This film was based on a 1920 novel titled The Hands of Orlac. This novel was officially adapted into a feature film three times. The three versions being The Hands of Orlac in 1920, Mad Love in 1935 and again as The Hands of Orlac in 1960. Mad Love was Peter Lorre's first American film. He is seen below with actress Frances Drake.

 

The following images are from the two other versions.

The Hands Of Orlac 1924 version with Conrad Veidt, then followed by The Hands Of Orlac 1960 version with Mel Ferrer.

c17 The General

C16 is Tom Wilson in Chaplin's The Kid

That daybill is lovely!

You must think outside the box with the elvis clue.  Not a typical elvis flick

dedeposter said:

Yes, I like the caricatures, and I can never get enough of that Godzilla poster! Someone should make reprints.

That might be an option for me...better than selling it!