The Count of Monte Cristo (United Artists) (1934)

'flkWoM iiSti I BLOTTER WITH RULER EDGE Schools, libraries, stationery and book stores will be glad to circulate these novelty blotters with ruler edge, particularly since the story is one approved by all types of readers. Order Count^ontfCmsTo ROBERT ROM AT ELIISA LAIMDI THEATRE IMPRINT direct from ECONOMY NOVELTY & PRINTING COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street, New York City. Remittance with order or C.O.D., prices include imprint of theatre name and playdates. Coated blotter stock: 500—$4.00; 1000—5.00: 3000—4.75 per M, 5000 and over—4.50 per M. NOVELTY ANIMATED BY DUEL When directions on the lower corner of this novelty are fol¬ lowed, two romantic chaps engage in a realistic shadow duel with swords back of imprinted copy. Order direct from WATCH USE OF FAMED PHRASE Contractual limitations do not ap¬ prove any use of the world-famous expression, ‘‘The world is minel So, that when Dantes comes upon his treasure, for exploitation purposes, some adaptation of this expression must be used. There are several substitutes which can be coined to fit a variety of contacts. ‘‘The world was his, when he came upon newfound treas¬ ure . . .", or “A discovery that put the world at his feet”; are examples of how this scene may be drama¬ tized. **. . . and a newfound treasure of money saved is yours, thru so-and- so’s refrigerators, long-mileage tires, heaters, electrical house appliances, etc.” demonstrates some of the ap¬ plications of the first. ”. . . and a world of comfort for your feet is to be had when you dis¬ cover so-and-so's shoes, a world of riding comfort when you discover balloon tires, shock absorbers, a world of assured happiness tomor¬ row with savings and insurance, etc." illustrates how the second may be applied to contacts. ECONOMY NOVELTY & PRINTING COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street, New York City, remittance with order or C.O.D. Prices, including imprint are: 500—$4.50; 1000—6.00; 3000 —5.75 per M; 5000—5.50 per M. TOOTHPICK HOLDER DE LUXE A novel change from the customary napkin, for contacts with restaurants and luncheonettes, is this souvenir toothpick holder, with an atmospheric setting for individual presentation of the conventional after-the-lunch accessory. Perhaps the establishment Will want to play up their day’s special along with your theatre name and playdate. Order direct from ECONOMY NOVELTY & PRINTING COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street, New York City, remittance with order, or will be sent promptly C.O.D. Prices are: 500—$4.50; 1000—6.00; 3000—5.75 per M; 5000—5.50 pe>- M. BOOKMARKS EFFECTIVE Libraries and book shops will assist you in distrib¬ uting these effective bookmarks. Highgrade leather¬ ette stock, printed in colored ink, 2 Vi" x 8". A list of other books by Dumas, or other copy suggested by library may be printed on bookmarks without extra charge. Order direct from ECONOMY NOVELTY & PRINTING COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street, New York City. Prices, including theatre name and play- date: 500—$3.00; 1000—4.00; 3000—3.75 per M; 5000—3.50 per M; 10,000—3.25 per M. “The Count of MonteCristo. THfATftf | IMFWNT 1 TIRE COVERS CAN HAVE HANGER USE Order a quantity of these tire covers as early as possible, get them on the spare tires of patrons and taxi fleets. Made of durable board, with fabric slipover, to fit any standard tire size. Theatre name and playdate will be imprinted for $2.00 extra, regardless of quantity. Two tire covers without the fabric slipover, joined so as to form an under the marquee or lobby hanger, c^r be had for ten cents over the regular cost of a single tire cover. Order direct fro^H ECONOMY NOVELTY & PRINTING COMPANY, 239 West 39th Street, New York City. Remittance with order or C.O.D., tire covers cost: 2 to 6—70c each; 8 to 12—60c each; 14 to 25—55c each; 28 to 50—50c each; orders of 100— 45c each. 1.0(11) PHONE CONNECTIONS WOR-LD^r HJj but to "THE COUNT of MONTE CRISTO" TELEPHONE (/indow, and Get the local offices of the telephone company to put in a ’ maybe share an ad, playing up their extension service. “The world was his . . . but to THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO only by fortune and after many trying adventures. The world is YOURS, every minute of the day, conveniently and cheaply, with an extension to your TELEPHONE.” Posters, stills or lobby cards can illustrate the picture angle. Photos or drawings, ribboned or linked with wire to a real phone, actual size or a giant model, or to a big matboard cutout phone, can show the convenience of an extension phone in the bedroom, kitchen, basement, etc.