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TIE-UP STILLS
These two informal poses of Charles Starrett are ideal for store tie-ups. A quantity of Still No. Charles Starrett 72, left, backed up by attractive credit cards, would make welcome additions in the windows and on the counters of home furnishing stores around town. Still No. Charles Starrett 104, right, can be used to advantage in department stores, jewelry shops and all other outlets selling electric razors.
LAND QUIZ
Conduct contest in which you ask readers to match the nations from which America acquired some of its vast territory. Here are the territories with the nations given in correct order — scramble the order for contest purposes. Award guest tickets for the first 10 correct answers received.
Alaska (Russia), Texas (Mexico), California (Mexico), Louisiana (France),
Florida (Spain), Oregon (England), Washington (England), Idaho (England).
ACTION STILLS
This outstanding assortment of 25 choice stills will do a fine promotion job for you via publicity, contests, window displays, lobby and front. Order from National Screen Service.
DON’T FORGET RADIO!
The publicity page can provide you with excellent radio material for use on platter-chatter and hillbilly programs.
‘SMILEY’ SONGS
Sparkling Smiley Burnette, featured in ‘‘Landrush,”’ has just written and recorded two new songs in his own inimitable style:
UDey beg: Bandit? Sc. oh ee eke 4008A "Catfish, Take a Look at That Worm" ooo... 4008B Capitalize on this disc by getting it plugged on platter-chatter programs and in music shops around town. Youalso havea “natural” in ‘’Broomstick Buckaroo,”’ with words and music by Smiley and Ozie Waters who, with his Colorado Rangers, is also featured in “Landrush.” Other all-time favorites, written and recorded by Smiley, are:
“It's My Lazy Day," "Do You Want My Heart?" (4002); "I'm A Stranger Here Myself," "I Hope You're Having Fun Hurting Me™ (4003); "Cool Water," “Foggy, Foggy Dew’ (4004); "Hominy Grits" (4005).
The songs are published by Broadcast Music, Inc., 580 Fifth Avenue, N. Y., and recorded by the American Recording Artists, 313 W. 57 St., N. Y. 19.
LAND RUSH MAZE
Here’s a swell show-selling one-day contest which you can feature in a cooperating newspaper or ona herald. Contestants are asked to find the rider who will reach the homestead
first, and trace his route.
Ask entrants to submit a 100-word essay on ‘Great Land Rushes in American History.’’ Offer guest tickets to the 10 winners.
Order Mat No. 2-B (2 cols. x 5 inches) from your National Screen exchange.
ACTION TRAILER
It’s socko, packed with thrills and excitement that will have your Western fans rushing back for more! Order NOW from your nearest branch of National Screen Service.