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THEATREMEN'S DISPLAY ADS
THAT SIGN GOES UP AGAIN SUNDAY
YES, PADUCAH!
THE ENGAGEMENT OF
"GOING MY WAY"
HAS BEEN EXTENDED FOR A FEW MORE DAYS
STARTING SUNDAY
Glenn Schrader, ad manager, Columbia Amusement Co., Paducah, Ky., had plenty of punch and a real eye-stopper with this layout on "Going My Way".
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S/Sgt. Luther Smith, War Dept. theatre, Moody Field, Ga., promoted coming film hits with display ads in the camp's weekly newspaper.
V-WARNEK IROS.
CAPITOL
TOMORROW ALL YOU'VE EVER LONGED FOR
. in Khythm, Romance and Fun!
STAN KENTON
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RKO BOSTON
CONriNUOUS PfRFORMflNCfS • DOORS OPfN 8:30 A.M.
In Boston, Carlo Vannicola, RKO ad head, used this striking "Wilson" holdover.
STARTS FRIDAY
DOORS OPEN 10:^5 A. M
Manager M. Conner, Capitol theatre, in Madison, Wis., attracted plenty of attention with his "battle of the crooners" original design, plugging "Step Lively". Competitor gave his okay and here's the result.
WHAT'S A SWOOCHIWB PARTY?
WHO'S SCOOPER?
WHAT'S A BLANKET PARTY?
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BAY SUMDAV add FIND OUT!
with
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FITZGERALD
E. R. Brennen, Bay theatre. Green Bay, Wis., presold "Janle" with this and similar teaser layouts.
This special treatment by Alice Gorham, ad head for United Detroit theatres, aided engagement of "I Love a Soldier" in that city
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MOTION PICTURE HERALD, NOVEMBER 4, 1944