Offered is a group of four photos of the Fab Four. Each photo, credited to Brown Brothers, is an 8x10" black and white shot of The Beatles to promote the song and movie of the same name - "A Hard Day's Night." The song was written by John Lennon with some collaboration from Paul McCartney, and  was released on the soundtrack of the movie in 1964. Also released at that time was an album, also by the name A Hard Day's Night. The single and the album both reached the top spots in their respective charts in 1964. The A Hard Day's Night title came from an off-hand remark by drummer Ringo Starr after a long day and night of the band's playing and recording. 1) "The Beatles Come to Town" shows the Beatles, each in a tie ad wearing hair that was considered rebelliously long for its time. 2) "A Hard Day's Night," 64/261. 3) The Beatles outside a waiting train. 64/261. 4) A portrait shot of George Harrison. 64/261. The photos are in Good condition.