Captain Blood (Warner Bros.) (1935)

or x= 8Y acTUAL COUNT A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF ADVENTURE ATCH Stt Al ERROL FLYNN Bk @simapcitan Production OLIVIA De HAVILLAND A FURS A THOMAL PICTURE . LIBRARY, STORE TIE-UP Bookstores and libraries should tie in easily on this show. Book store can fix up a window display of Sabatini’s novel “Captain Blood” surrounded by other pirate books and plenty of stills and copy from picture. In addition to bookmarks, library can co-operate in getting out herald listing pirate books and telling folks about show. FREE RADIO SKETCH Sketch was written so that it gives enough of the thrilling action and romance of the film to get fans excited, without telling enough of the plot to spoil the story for them. It’s 12 minutes long, with three minutes at beginning and end for picture plug. Write to Campaign Plan Editor, 321 West 44th Street, N. Y. C. A mimeographed copy for each member of the cast will be sent by return mail. eee Te kira jah tet yucaTee mone! TIRE COVER Prices: Singly—45c each; 10 to 49—40c each; 50 or over—35c each. Add $2.50 for imprinting or ders of less than 100. Over 100, imprinting free. Cef oerancaio00 gD BUMPER STRIP Designed to fit any bumper. Prices: Singly—18c WINTERFRONT Illustration gives you a rough idea how winterfront will look on auto. Printed in bright red on heavy white cardboard, this accessory not only plugs your show, but provides car owners with an item they'll be glad to use in this cold weather. Imprinting must be done locally. Prices: Jumbo herald is printed in vivid colors on high grade stock. Open, it measures 9” x 12”... or twice the size of the regular heralds. When folded, entire back page is reserved for theatre imprint. And the price is only $3.50 for 1 to 4 M; 5M and over—$3.25 per M. See a sample at your exchange! SONG PIRATE CONTEST Newspaper might be willing to publish a one or two day contest for ‘Song Pirates.’ Idea is for embyro lyricists to pluck a line here and there from popular songs and make one rhyming song lyric out of it. Details are told in contest story below: Free Theatre Tickets For Best Song Pirates Can you write the words for a song chorus, using lines taken intact from other songs? If you can, you belong to the ‘‘Order of Song Pirates’’ and as such should be the guest of this newspaper at a theatre party the coe (Newspaper) will give the ten best song pirates in the city at the Theatre on = The lucky song pirates will see ‘‘Captain Blood,’’ greatest of all pirate pictures and considered the finest adventure film of the year. All you need do to win two tickets to this picture is combine the words of popular songs so cleverly they’ll make a definite sentence. Every one remembers hearing men or women sit down at the piano and tell a whole story using the titles of songs. Like ‘‘Where Am I?’’ — ‘‘I’m in Heaven, When We’re Dancing Cheek to Cheek.’’ Now think over the songs you know — select four or more lines or titles that make a complete verse in rhyme and send it to the Captain Blood Contest Editor of the (newspaper) before . The ten contestants submitting the best verses will each win two tickets to the Theatre. % RATAN SABATING a+) each; 10 to 49 — 17c 1 to 9—16c each; 10 to 49—15c Labatt each; 50 or over — 15c each; 50 or over — 13c each, each. Order directly from: CLUFF FABRIC PRODUCTS 229 WEST 64th STREET . — Page Fourteen ~~ —— plus postage. HERALDS TELL STORY As a throwaway idea, you could print up the ; first chapter of the fictionization on cheap news. 4 stock, and then surprint ’em in red, with copy Bh “Read the first chapter of this thrilling storg } and then see the film at the ) Theatre, etc.” pt a | INVITE BOOK CRITICS No need reminding you about the tremendous _ popularity of the novel. With this in mind how about inviting the book critics to see film? SPEAKING OF SHORTS... Following shorts are suggested to support your feature, “Captain Blood.” Take your pick! “FLOWERS FOR MADAME?” (Merrie Mel ody Series). Flowers put on a show in this all-color short. (7 minutes—No. 1401) “P’*S AND CUES” (Pepper Pot Series). Charles Peterson and Ruth McGinnis show you some spectacular billiard shots. (10 minutes—No. 1806) EL BRENDEL in “THE LUCKY SWEDE” (Vitaphone Comedy Series). The Swedish comedian turns Eskimo and hunts gold in Alaska. (21 minutes—No. 1106) “BROADWAY BALLYHOO” (Broadwe Brevity Series). A miniature musical comedy filled with singing, dancing and comedy. (21 minutes—No. 1022) “ODD OCCUPATIONS?” (Our United States Series). E. M. Newman brings us another of his interesting series. (10 minutes—No. 1905) __ a “PLANE DIPPY” (Looney Tune Series). Go on a flying adventure with the stars of this cartoon comedy. (7 minutes—No. 1702) handcolored on heavy board. Cut-out and easel-backed, they stand about 6 feet in Standees are height. They'll look swell in your lobby, don’t you think? Prices: $6.50 each, two or more, $5.75 each. = Order by number di rectly from: AMERICAN DISPLAY CO., INC. NEW YORK CITY 521 WEST 57th STREET NEW YORK CITY!