Angels Appraisal

The Trouble With Angels VHS

This item is a videocassette (VHS) of the film 'The Trouble With Angels', presented by Columbia Pictures. The VHS tape is housed within a standard oversized cardboard slipcase, characteristic of early home video releases. The slipcase features the movie's artwork prominently, displaying a central image of three women, two appearing to be students and one in a nun's habit, set against what looks like a library or classroom background. The title 'THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS' is displayed in a prominent, elegant serif font below the image. Smaller text below the title lists the main cast, including Rosalind Russell and Hayley Mills, and other production details such as the director (Ida Lupino), musical score (Jerry Goldsmith), and screenplay. The text is primarily white or light-colored against a dark blue background, framed by a distinctive red border, giving it a classic aesthetic of the era. The 'VHS' logo is visible on the bottom right corner of the slipcase, indicating its format. The overall condition appears used, with potential edge wear and minor scuffs to the cardboard, typical for a vintage media item. There are no obvious signs of significant damage like tears or major creasing on the visible surface, although the full extent of wear on the spine and back is not observable. The item's condition suggests it has been handled and stored over an extended period. This particular film was released in 1966, indicating this VHS release likely dates from the late 1970s to 1980s, when the VHS format gained popularity.