Bullets or Ballots (Warner Bros.) (1936)

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EXPLOITATION YOUR BALLY AND STUNT ANGLES Target Practice for Patrons at G-MAN BEE-BEE SHOOTING RANGE Shooting ranges have become very popular lately. Want to be in with this craze? If answer is yes, erect a G-Man range, on empty lot near theDucats go to shooters hitting bull's eye most times out of ten with Bee-bee guns. Plug comes in with displays and stills on tilm—especially blowups of those at right. atre. TEASER 40 x 60 DISPLAY See this illustration! If you'd like to use one like it in your lobby, all you need is a 40x60 REWARD! For Information about as, frame and still of Robinson. Blow up photo and then have your artist paste it in frame with copy surrounding it. GAL FIRES BLANK SHOT Folks walking on Main Street of town will get a little drama thrown in on their stroll if you go for this gag. Plant a gal in second story window to fire a blank shot then scream after which she pulls down window shade carrying your teaser plug. GANGSTER CAR DISPLAY Illustration shows how you can smash a wrecked car to bits, shoot it full of 'bullet" holes, and then let passers think that Little Caesar did the dirty work. Page Four (left) Still No. SG Pub. A52—10c Still No. EGR Pub. A207—10c NEWS HEADLINE DISPLAY G-Men have been in the headlines recently because of the capture of so many public enemies. Statements issued by captors tie-in with the subject of this film. Which suggests a trip down to the back-number office of newspapers to dig up all these headlines. These could be used as lobby and front display, with copy on film surprinted over the headlines. FAKE MONEY DISPLAY i ey, p h the idea of how muc $1! apres 50¢ Crime Syndicate makes $15,000,000, wee i. in one, day, c ORB A LOTS" BULLETS OF AND now at the a (L7 TT ay ae AO AE ay BW OS gy a aad a a a A A = ee pn Pf] = Most folks are impressed by a lot of money— even if it isn't theirs, which suggests a display like the one illustrated. You can, probably get stage money and imitation gold coins to fill the box. CAR WITH SIREN & PLUG Equip car with an extra loud siren and shoot it ‘round busy streets. Have it stop suddenly near crowds, whereupon driver pulls down shades of car—on which lookers see plug for film. Or you could do same gag from second story window on busy street, and then when folks look up to see what it's all about, your man pulls down window shade, on which your plug is printed. SIGNS ON STOP LIGHT We know a couple of managers who received okay to put crime prevention posters, which tied in with their G-Men show, on traffic lights. Think you can do it? FAKE ARREST ON STREET For a stunt that's a little hokey, but might go in your town we suggest this: Two men get into a fight on a busy street corner, more noise than blows. A car, looking like a police car, drives up with screams of sirens, etc. Man hops out, flashes his badge, handcuffs pair, and while crowd stares (you hope) he shoves ‘em into car. Then with the crowds still watching, he pulls down window shades on all sides of car—and there they see a swell plug for the film. Stunt can be repeated as many times a day as you care to work it—if you can arrange with police department for okay. BALLY RADIO CAR CAESARS back in hed, If you decorate an auto to look like official poice car—have two blue-coated gents drive around in it all day, with siren sounding and banner, as attached. If you can catch P. A. system, they could snap out announcements on film as they drive along. But you'd better get okay from authorities before attempting. FILM TOUGH GUY DISPLAY There are 5 famous screen bad-men in this film. Robinson, Barton MacLane, Humphrey Bogart, Richard Purcell and George E. Stone. For a lobby or front display, you could make a 40x60 still arrangement of tough-looking portraits of these men. Headline reads "PUBLIC ENEMIES OF SCREENDOM WIPED OUT AS ‘LITTLE CAESAR' COMES BACK IN 'BULLETS OR BALLOTS' ". STANDING HAIR BALLY ly Bel ig a ? MY HAIR STOOD ON END WHEN I Saw BALLOTS” STRAND THEATRE. Artist or beauty shop manager might construct wig for bally man to make him look like the lad in illustration.