Exhibitors Herald (Oct-Dec 1922)

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56 EXHIBITORS HERALD October 21. 1922 FIRST NATIONAL'S "The Masquerader" was the basis of an "interest creating" stunt prior to its engagement at the Los Angeles Kinema. "Showman's Digest" gives details. THE KINEMA stunt drew the curious and paved the way for the display advertising on the Guy Bates Post production. Stunt is very appropriate for this attraction. Do You Realize It May Mean a Conviction of If you run down a person thru reckless driving DRIVE CAREFULLY IS A CITT ORDINANCE REQUIREMENT REPRODUCTION of a ship mounted on an automobile brought satisfactory business during run of the Harold Lloyd-Associated Exhibitors comedy, "A Sailor Made Man," at the Capitol theatre. Clearwater, Fla. INTELLIGENT poster advertising is always effective. Illustrated above and below are two posters used advantageously on Paramount pictures. "Showman's Digest" gives details. FOR FAIR DEALING-SHOP HERE OUR PRICES NEVER GO OVER THE BORDER OF JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS