The Film Daily (1924)

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You must have good Comedy Most of the leading theatres select all or part of their comedy entertainment from Educational Pictures. If your favorite theatre is not showing Educational Pictures, you are missing much of the screen's best fun. Ask the manager why. And we would be glad to have you write to us, giving the name of the theatre. k LARRY SEMON SPECIAL COMEDIES HAMILTON COMEDIES BOBBY VERNON COMEDIES WALTER "HIERS COMEDIES MERMAID COMEDIES CHRISTIE COMEDIES JUVENILE COMEDIES TUXEDO COMEDIES CAMEO COMEDIES LYMAN H. HOWE'S HODGE-PODGE EARL HURD CARTOON COMEDIES KINOGRAMS Tht tIEWS KEEL. Built Like a Newspaper l EDUCATIONAL FILM EXCHANGES, Inc. Real Showmen have long recognized that to build programs which will ENTERTAIN ALL THEIR PATRONS, they Must Have Good Comedy They now recognize also that to APPEAL TO ALL THEIR PATRONS, they Must Advertise Their Comedy When you book Educational Pictures and Advertise Them, you create an advertising tie-up that can be obtained on no other comedies, for (^i£u<>atlcrrut£ (j^^ctuAji^ are the only Nationally Advertised Short Subjects Executive Offices 3 70 Seventh Avenue New York This advertisement appears in the December 6th issue of The Saturday Evening Post