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THE EXHIBITOR
17
DES MOINES
SPRINGHELD, MASSACHUSETTS
THE ESCAPE
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PHILADELPHIA
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MINNEAPOLIS
ALBANY, NEW YORK
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BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA
• In fact you'll never knowany/A/ngabout Garbo until you see her in "Ninotchka" 1 She's a champagne Garbo! Flirtatious!
Vivacious! In a racy, spicy love affair in Paris! It took that famous Lubitsch touch to reveal this amazingly different gay Garbo in
"NINOTCHKA
(Don't Pronounce ill SEE IT!)
GRETA GARBO -Melvyn Douglas -Ioa Clair*
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CHICAGO
GARBO COMES TO LIFE
...AND AWAKES TO LOVE!
GARBO laughs
Melvyn DOUGLAS blushes
INA CLAIRE • SIG RUMANN
HINTS ON NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
No. 103 — "Ninotchka” (Metro)
The idea of Garbo going “ga-ga” seems to predominate, with the award for the best novelty going to the Des Moines contribution, via the copy route.
Philadelphia single column of quotes from the reviews is also a striking bit of layout, while another Philadelphia ad, showing one half of Garbo’s face, also draws attention.
Generally, the approach is similar in all ads, that of Garbo changing her routine much like a leopard changing her spots.
Frankly, this appears to be the best angle, as in areas where Garbo has not much, this new development should help.
It has been noted in some small towns that the title is confusing, so it might be well to try to overcome this, along the lines suggested in Des Moines.
January 3, 1940
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