playbill frames

This may sound like a dumb question, but how exactly do the frames from the Playbill store work? They say that you don't have to detach the cover from the Playbill, but then doesn't the weight of the Playbill deform or tear the cover? Is there a little shelf inside? Or is it just very tight and the pressure holds it in place (which I imagine wouldn't work for very long)? I wish they had a store where you could actually see what they looked like! I want to frame my signed Playbills without taking off the covers, and I can't find any other frames that would hold such a thick item. Does anyone have any other suggestions for framing intact Playbills?

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There are several layers of cardboard (or a similar material) frames on the inside, as well as cardboard backing. The frames sort of even it out, and the backing applies the necessary amount of pressure to keep them in place. I know I'm not explaining it well, but they really do work.

i do the same thing! they're like $2, you don't have to ruin the playbill, and they look really good!

ive never had to take the playbills apart to fit in the walmart frames. you just center the playbill and press the glass over the top and it snaps in. they look good too