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PLANT THIS NOVEL PUZZLE TO SELL “CENTRAL AIRPORT”
NOTE TO EXHIBITOR :—This puzzle can also be used as a splendid throwaway or insert to be folded in heralds on the picture. It is a most unusual type of puzzle and for that reason you should have
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little difficulty planting it with a newspaper.
Can You Down All These Planes In 3 Shots?
Let’s suppose you were experiencing an enemy invasion of planes over ‘‘Central Airport.’’ Quick action would be necessary. How would you bring down all the planes in three shots? Get out your pencil and
ruler ana try to draw three
straight lines that will run through all the planes. Of course aerial battles do not figure in the action of ‘‘Central Airport’’ starring Richard Barthelmess at the Strand next week, but this is a good way to prepare you for some mighty big thrills you will experience in this sensational romantic drama of peace time aviation.
AIRPLANE NOVELTY
HIS
GREATEST HIT!
RICHARD
STRAND April 15-21
The novelty illustrated above is cut out in the form of an airplane and comes complete with an attached rubber band which supplies the motive power. It works on the principle of a bean shooter and is very simple to operate. Every kid in your town will want at least one. Printed on a eolored cardboard stock with your imprints and plenty of sales copy it is available at the following prices:
1 $9.00 5 1\) Gee eer .. 8.50 per M st, Seen co an re 8.00 per M
Order direct from
ECONOMY NOVELTY COMPANY 239 W. 39th St., New York City
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Illustrations of puzzle above and answer available in one unit. Order
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Contest for Best Airplane Phetos
Every community has a quota of amateur photographers that can be counted in the hundreds and more often thousands. Aeronautics has opened up a tremendous field for their ‘‘pieture snatching’’ proclivities. There is hardly a man, woman or child, whether he boasts of a ‘brownie’ or a graflex, that will not exhibit with pride some ‘shot’ of an airplane in action, a stunt flyer’s perilous exploits, the scene of a crackup, some famous aviator or other ‘snap’ with an aeronautical background. Some may have even taken shots from the air.
Offer small cash prizes and guest tickets to ‘‘Central Airport’’ for the best amateur photo submitted that deals in any way with aviation. Construct display boards in your lobby for the exhibition of same and identify each entry with its history and the name of photographer.
If your lobby is not suited for such a display, tie in with some advantageously located merchant who specializes in printing and _ developing amateur photos, or better still your leading camera supply concern.
Mounted stills of the airplane shots from the photoplay should be conspicuously evident together with showeard explaining the contest and advertising the picture’s engagement.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE BIG “CENTRAL AIRPORT’ PLUG
The following patternless crossword puzzle which contains title of picture as well as names of star and leading lady should be planted in newspaper with offers of a pair of guest tickets to the 25 who first send in correct solutions to the Central Airport Crossword Editor care of the paper. Numbers and definitions are to be printed with the puzzle, the fans being requested to fill out the pattern and words from these two clues. The fact that the title and stars are already on the puzzle, aids in making
it easy to solve, but not too easy.
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