LEON SCHLESINGER is also hand lettered.
Not close to any digital font, but to approximate it you could use Condor Black:



or Condor Condensed Black

Hand-lettered, but seems to have inspired the creation of Alphabet Soup Tilt.
LOONEY TUNES, mixing upper & lower case letters:



Ovdrlap the letters for the effect.

Sign with some adjustment of perspective:



No match found.
For a similar vibe -- but NOT A MATCH -- check out he concave strokes and spiky tips in Portcullion.
This is a 19th century font design. Pay versions with the name Black Rose by Font Mesa, LHF Old Blackletter and Portculliard by Greater Albion Typefounders.

Re-lettered to fit curve. Horizontal lattice cut from counters of _Y_, _O_ and _W_.

Note that the horizontal strokes are thicker than the vertical strokes. This shows that the poster maker further compressed a condensed font to make the letters.
I did not find an exact match to a retail font for the source. The source font might be a private font used by the studio to avoid paying royalties for use.
You can get close by using Triple Condensed Gothic RR Bold, after it is compressed to about 66% width:

Updated:
The EF version of Lucida Calligraphy
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/ef/lucida-calligraphy/
is not identical to the Monotype/URW version in the link below.
But either matches with some editing.

NUCLEO, width is compressed to about 75%.
COMPATTO, width is compressed to about 70%.

Gótico Cervantes - Fundición Tipográfica Richard Gans - Madrid, 1928.
A digital version is being developed by Alter Littera [José Alberto Mauricio], a Spanish foundry, located in Madrid.

Another similar with an overhead ear on _g_.
Bitstream and Monotype versions.

The ref to "100% cotton" in the lower lhs implies that this is a clothing label.
The _Make It Right_ seems to be a logo rather than a font as such.
It is in the style of Scotch and Modern fonts, but I did not spot any that are an exact match.
Closest is perhaps Modern Light by Image Club Graphics. It has an overhead ear on _g_.



No legitimate download.

Compressed by user. There is a compressed Broadway but it is narrower.

Does not match any font. But for the vibe, this should do the trick.

Looks like your keyboard uses Microsoft Sans Serif, with minor changes, notably the apex/vertex on _W_ and _M_.



Microsoft Sans Serif is supplied with Microsoft Windows Products.

p.s. the keyboard I am typing this on is a 100% match, including the _W_ and _M_.

The _C_ is modified. The top of _p_ is clipped.

Closest font for the base letters, without the windswept feature, is Helvetica Diagonal BQ:



Produced by Bethold in 1992. Not currently offered on the Berthold website.

Looks like the the windswept feature from Slim Stravinsky, suggested by kapilsnj, was pasted onto a solid sans serif. There is no legitimate download for Slim Stravinsky. Internal font info: Slim Stravinsky SH Copyright (c) 1993 Soft Horizons. I don't know if Slim Stravinsky SH is an original work or is a clone of a font created elsewhere.