The Pusher (United Artists) (1961)

ADVERTISING e885, jolting story of today’s thrill-crazy : kids! a kids tricked 4 eer SEE EL arm) m5 into peddling drugs! “showgirls” corrupted when he discovers his by “joy dust’! daughter has the “habit”! Introducing with KATHY CARLYLE . Douglas F. Rodgers Felice Orlandi Robert Lansing Sara Aman Sloan Simpson Screenplay by Harold Robbins Music composed by Raymond Scott Directed by Gene Milford Produced by Gene Milford and Sidney Katz Associate Producer Bernard Storper Released thru UNITED [LY ARTISTS See The Crackdown On Crimedom’s Most Deadly SEE girls corrupted SEE a cop find his SC J ser by “joy dust”! PETC mn uC ELT a into peddling drugs! Introducing with ; KATHY CARLYLE . Douglas F. Rodgers Felice Orlandi Robert Lansing Sara Aman Sloan Simpson Screenplay by Harold Robbins Music composed by Raymond Scott Directed by Gene Milford Produced by Gene Milford and Sidney Katz Associate Producer Bernard Storper Released thu UNITED [TE ARTISTS eee rA TRIE 2 col. x 63 lines-126 lines (9 inches) Mat 203 Expose Of The World’s Most Vicious Criminal! Still TP-16 tL Kathy Carlyle is handcuffed to eT. iim oy Mat 1B Released thru United Artists HEREC Ea! T col. x 28 lines a bed-post by Douglas F. Roberts in a highly emotional sequence from “The Pusher,” a crime thriller released by United Artists and opening ............ Btathessccc oes, Theatre. (2 inches} © 1959 United Artists Corp. Both on Mat 101 °* EXPLOITATION POLICE TIE-IN If local police have special Narcotics Squad enlist their support through special screenings after which you ask for any comments they choose to make. These comments may be made to the press or direct to you for publication either in the press or as part of your front display. As adjunct to these comments suggest that they set up in your lobby any narcotics equipment they may have. Tie this display in with masked addict telling his or her own story either on TV or through cooperation of the local newspaper which conducts the interview and publishes photos of the masked person. LOBBY DISPLAY Use these newspaper clippings together with clippings from your own local papers to make your own 40 x 60 lobby display. Superimpose art elements from posters or ads together with title and main copy line to put over the dramatic content of the picture. Most Ad * STREET BALLY Send a man around town dressed in dark raincoat, collar turned up, black slouch hat and mask over face. Provide him with signs for front and back carrying this copy: Still TP-Ex-1 Order from your National Screen Exchange. THROWAWAY HERALD Use Ad Mat 301 as inside of single sheet herald, fold in half and print on outside flap the following legend: “EXPOSE OF THE WORLD’S MOST VICIOUS CRIMINAL!” Use back for your theatre EXPOSE OF THE WORLD’S MOST VICIOUS CRIMINAL! “THE PUSHER” Bijou, Now! Provide him with herald (suggested left) which he distributes as credits. he makes his rounds. SPECIAL MAT NO. I= e eRe All on one mat at a special low price at National Screen Exchange. The TL gc Clete : gia don’t story of *y, 1 os me today’s his jo thrill-crazy pot by : d is in cash.” rE ais “Here’s some news for you, cop . ,.. Your eee daughter's mixed up in this!” Introducing KATHY CARLYLE Released thru United Artists Mat 202 Introducing KATHY CARLYLE The jolting story of today’s thrill-crazy kids! Released thru United Artists i ete eAs OR ae i =| Ee st”! 1 col. x 70 lines (5 inches) : Mat 102 ‘ae Released thru Sa S22 United Artists SEE a cop find his daughter with the “habit”! See The Crackdown On Crimedom’s Ui u Rel hee UNITED ARTISTS W//4 THR 1 col. x 14 lines Released thru United Artists 2 col. x 14 lines-28 lines (2 inches) Both on Mat 201 (1 inch) PRINTED IN U.S.A.