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BETTER MANAGEMENT
NEW YORK CITY
OUTLAW!"... “KILLER!" HIS LIFE WAS THE EPIC STORY OF A LAWLESS ERA!
He was hunted, but he •« human . , . and to the tlmple folk who knew him, a victim of cruel Injustice! There was one— gentle yet dauntless — who flung her life away — Into his arms!
WORLD PREMIERE TOMORROW
DOORS OPEN 10 A. M.
DARRYL F. ZANUCK’S production of
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TYRONE POWER • HENRY FONDA NANCY KELLY • RANDOLPH SCOTT
HENRY HULL • SLIM SUMMERVILLE • J. EDWARD BROMBERG • BRIAN DONLEVY • JOHN CARRADINE DONALD MEEK • JOHN RUSSELL • JANE DARWELL
Directed by H«nry King
Associate Producer and Orijlnel Screen Play by Nunnelly Johnson A Twentieth Century-Foi Picture
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Hints on Newspaper Advertising
No. 11 — "Jesse James ”
(20th Century-Fox)
To the showman, it might be said that the 20th-Fox pressbook presents everything he needs, but apparently in the case of Harrisburg, Los Angeles and Detroit, the art departments thought they could outdo it. Whether they were successful is up to the reader to decide. The New York City ads are from the pressbook, -with slight remakes.
These ads are punchy; they present various angles which are helpful — but we say again, the pressbook has everything you need.
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