Funny Girl (Columbia Pictures) (1968)

FUNNY GIRL’ ART 7 @ The drawing of "Funny Girl," wearing roller skates and holding J an Oscar, capitalizes on Barbra Streisand's role in the film, and her Academy Award as Best Actress of the Year. Use it wherever possible in calling attention to the fact that "Funny Girl" is now in continuous run at your theatre, following its international success as a reserved-seat attraction! The art work is an adapta tion of the drawing originally used by producer Ray Stark for his "Funny Girl" stage show, and all reproductions must be Ray Stark 1964. Animation may easily be given blown-up and cutout versions of accompanied by a copyright line reading: this "Funny Girl'' logo, when it is used atop the marquee, on an overhead board or in the advance lobby. Entire cutout may be made to rock and/or the upraised legs may be geared so that they move towards and away from each other. Still No. Art 1, shown at left, also can be used for effecMost suitable colors are red and black—all red, with the exception of the eyes, eyebrows and the Sharif mustache! Use for back-light display, as a tive blow-up display. dramatic centerpiece with other stills from the film, as the color-cover (with credits!) on an entertainment section. RADIO 0 INTERVIEWS e BARBRA STREISAND! Special half-hour program! With Barbra in Movieland % It's all about Barbra Streisand and her spectacular screen debut t in Funny Girl.’ This 10-minute featurette on the making of the * William Wyler-Ray Stark production is available in both |6mm ¢ and 35mm for advance theatre use . . . and for television. The Look of ‘Funny Girl’ Special Barbra Streisand wardrobe footage, narrated by Arlene & Francis, and available in |6mm for television planting . . . for * department store fashion tie-ups . . . for back-light projection. Specify reels you want when you write direct to: Exploitation Department, Columbia Pictures Corp. + 711 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022 music from "Funny Girl!" e OMAR SHARIF! Featurette Interview with OMAR SHARIF ... WALTER PIDGEON...FRANK FAYLEN! These interviews, by Dick Strout, were aired by almost 850 stations TV Spots 14mm and color! Selling Barbra's "Best Actress'' award, along with the other stars and the music of "Funny Girl." Live tag plugs the fact that "Funny Girl" is now in popular release! Spots are one 60-second, one 20second and one |0-second. Order from National Screen. P0505 05 050505050505 050505050505 050505010505 050505 050505 050505010505 0 ACCESSORIES © 24 SHEET e THEATRE TRAILER e SIX SHEET e TV TRAILERS e THREE SHEET e RADIO SPOTS e ONE SHEET © EIGHT II x 14's e INSERT CARD © 40x 60, 30x 40 e WINDOW CARD 24 x 60, 24 x 82 ° 22 x 28 : aie cH ee e HI-RISE STANDEE for lobby and store dis° TITLE DISPLAY JECT ah a Oe ORDER ALL ACCESSORIES FROM NATIONAL SCREEN SHOES HOO HOO HOH HHO Regular Trailer Enough to make any audience want to see all of "Funny Girl’ — 'Best Actress’ Barbra Streisand! This trailer should be used through several attraction changes, in advance of the film musical's continuous performance playdate. Order regular trailer from National Screen Service. National Flag 3 pc. Streamer, $21.50; De Luxe Sectional Valance, $2.15 per running foot; Usher Badges, 50c; 9' x 12' Flags or Wall Banners, single-faced, $80., double-faced, $145. Order from National Screen. Telops Information about telops, styles and prices, may be obtained by writing direct to: OO Title Card Co., 247 W. 46th Street, N. Y., N. Y. 10036. via Strout's ‘Hollywood Profiles" program. If these "Funny Girl" star interviews have been broadcast locally, arrange for rebroadcast with credits. If they have not yet been heard, and station wants to use these "Funny Girl" interviews, order the "Funny Girl" interviews disc FREE, direct from: Dick Strout, Inc. P. 0. Box 907, Beverly Hills, California Radio Spots Variously-timed radio spots for use throughout the broadcast day with emphasis on Barbra, the Oscar, the music and the fact that "Funny Girl" is now playing continuous run! Order your Radio Spots—one 60-, one 30-, one I0second — from National Screen Service. Page 9