The Exhibitor (Nov 1939-May 1940)

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THE EXHIBITOR 21 CHICAGO * 7 he' Four Daughter^* in their grandest adventure drama I ith ippint Their wonderful joys . . their tender intimacies . . their startling secrets . . their touching struggles for love’s sake . . all these things fill your heart rflr LANE ^zSaANE <^4 PAGE Fonrfc NEW YORK CITY iiftV r See it TONIGHT! jPACyittf] between 6:45 and 8:45 P. M.-in addition to BETTE DAVIS ami ERROL FLYNN in ‘Elizabeth and Essex and AL DONAHUE and Band, In Person! Strand SPECIAL LATE SCREFN and IN-PERSON SHOW SUNDAY AT 1 1 -.45 P M. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY .Ohdaa tie J(*if (faugA/s/i ereee jnaswdf ' OMAHA SEATTLE WASHINGTON Starting TODAY The “FOUR DAUGHTERS' Priscilla Lane Rosemary Lane Lola Lane Gale Page x" 7 VUhWvWA ROCHESTER, NEW YORK umi.m STARTS TOMORROW They'r* gar*', pnttitf, imaiter and nrteltr... than they »m vara baiora! hucilla * BoMmaiy * Lola * Gale LANE LANE LANE PAGE Ife’frai Dnftanm in BALC. 15c to 3 tJouiWh The lone awaited sequel to " Four Daue wes The long awaited sequel to "Four Daughters" with the same east, featuring Claude Rains /., £ JEFFREY LYNN t r*e Pfi* JEFFREY LYNN EDDIE ALfiERT May Robaon • Prank MoHufh Dick Foraa • Haory O'Neill Ortbubiriatf ■tMrinft.. Mac i worth «»lt»t tfcti. TUIO thoroughbreds B Wi,f JIMMY LYDON JOAN MODEL hints on newspaper advertising No. 112 — "Four Wives” (Warners) An original page, using many of the pressbook ideas, this is highlighted by the New York City Strand ad, and that from Los Angeles. Another unusual note is the manner in which the presence of John Garfield, who appears in the picture in a bit from “Four Daughters,” is sold, without exception, only Washington eliminating the reference, although his photograph appears. The New York City ad, aside from its attractive background, manages also to sell the prevue idea and the stage show, which is covering a lot of territory. It becomes apparent here that the idea is to sell the return of the Lanes, without reference to any story ideas. The reason for this is evident. The four daughters have become four wives, and the ensuing problems do not have to be outlined. January 31, 1940