Dr. Strangelove (Columbia Pictures) (1964)

DR. STRANGELOVE Or: How to Stop Worrying And Use Showmanship To Display Title And Stars Properly on Your Marquee! The title is "Dr. Strangelove or: How | Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb." The title is important, and it should be displayed — in full! — on your theatre marquee, along with stars Peter Sellers and George C. Scott! However, there are few theatres with a marquee large enough—or with a marquee alphabet big enough—for the entire title of the Stanley Kubrick comedy. The trick is to use as much as you can—and hang the rest! Your sign shop can handle the job, and provide you with worthwhile marquee underhangs that add up to a built-in word-of-mouth gimmick for a distinctly word-of-mouth boxoffice attraction! ~ Peter sellers George G. ae —in Stanley ‘Kubrick’ s— Or trangelove Learned To stop —or: ‘How I ‘DR. "'Dr. Strangelove’ is a wildly comic nightmare!" —Life Magazine “Crazy, fantastic, outrageous, nearly insane, and side-splittingly funny! Kubrick's biting satire stands as an eloquent testimony to the possibilities of intelligent comment in film!'' | —Newsweek "Stanley Kubrick has made an outrageous, daring, inventive devilish, macabre, and scintillating comedy! He has cooked up, with fiendish detail, an array of radar, bombsight, electronic signal devices, and countermanding devices that are brilliantly and horribly funny in their own right. Kubrick has carried American comedy to a new high ground." —Saturday Review "See 'Dr. Strangelove.’ Delivers laughs that end in gasps! Really comes off—like a rocket." —McCalls Magazine "Kubrick is probably the most dazzling director around. His style is swift, lucid, economical. It is all brilliant, exciting, fresh, funny and fascinating. A triumph of artistic virtuosity." —Show Magazine Page 2-—— STRANGELOVE or: ... "Film wizardry! One that may rank with world standouts. Stanley Kubrick has hit a stride here that puts him big-leagues ahead of the overblown Hollywood ‘greats.’ " —Playboy "Almost unbearable suspense. Mysterious, magnetic, it will be here for along time to scare the daylights out of some, to amuse —N. Y. Daily News some.” "The most original American comedy in years and at the same time a supersonic thriller that should have audiences chomping their fingernails right down to the funny bone! Outrageously brilliant!" —Time "Stanley Kubrick has the authentic touch of genius. It is impossible to describe how much magnificent entertainment he has packed into this amalgam of wild humor and satire." —N. Y. Post "Stanley Kubrick makes his audiences the happiest people on earth. You shudder with laughter in the midst of such wild fun. Gloriously gratifying." —N. Y. World-Telegram and Sun How the Critics Learned to Start Laughing and Love the Picture! "The best American movie in years!"' —New Yorker "The most cogent, comic movie to come along in many a year. A gripping suspense thriller, sharply unfolded, tightly told, irreverent to the point of savagery. —N. Y. Herald Tribune "Grand, brilliant satire almost beyond compare. One of the cleverest and most satiric thrusts at the awkwardness and folly of the military mind that have ever been on the screen." —iN. Y. Times "A brilliant, bizarre satire." —Seventeen Magazine "A lafforama! The funniest and most serious American movie in along time. Every sacred idea of the cold war is methodically raked over with a barrage of satire." —Esquire Magazine "A horrifying, scarifying, terrifyingly realistic comedy!’ —Cue Magazine "Not to be missed!" —Harper’s Bazaar