Dr. Monica (Warner Bros.) (1934)

There Are Smiles Kay Francis is famous for her smile. Run a contest for the most beautiful (or, if you wish, the sweetest, the cutest, most lovable or most winning, ete.) smile. Announce stunt with a story like this. (Publicity Story) Smile, Girls, Smile! Prizes for the Best PLAY DATE HERE DR. Mon ica Mat. No. 43—10ce Available also as scene cut. Who is not aware of the magic in a smile? Men have sold their souls—because of a smile! Empires have been won and lost— because of a smile! And men still shoot—because of the lack of a smile! Kay Francis, star of “Dr. Monica,” Warner Bros.’ latest dramatie hit coming to the ................ Theatre next ................ is famous for her captivating smile. Miss Francis is a ravishing beauty, smile or no smile. But when she smiles, the world smiles with her! Perhaps your own smile has some of the same _ infectious charm. But regardless of what you yourself think, why not take a chance and let someone else be the judge? In conjunction with the management of the Bale gaan ‘08 Theatre, the 020.00... (newspaper) is conducting a contest to find: The ohh Sen (number) girls who smile most beautifully. Perhaps you’ll be the winner of a couple of tickets to the ............ Bi i PMOMOIO TOKE 6s... for the opening performance of “Dr. Monica.” Kay Francis is supported by a cast of notables which includes Jean Muir, Verree Teasdale and Warren William. BANNER DECORATIONS j/ERANCIS | Fy ONI CA 4 Ra ari ‘WILLIAM EAN MUIR VEREE TEASDALE | BANNER (above)——For ends of marquee or instead of swinging signs under marquee. Canvas with stencilled letering, 6 feet long—=36 inches deep. $2.40 each. On real satin—$3.35 each. BURGEE (right)—Two colors on fine duck, 20 x 30 inches—40 cents each. JEAN MUIR e VEREE TEASDALE “DR. MONICA wet hi as EAN MUIR VEREE TEASDALE @ V ALANCE—Order to fit your marquee. Three colors with lettering sewn on fine duck—$120 per yard. Two colors on silkolene— $1.70 per yard. Order from M. MAGEE & SONS 140 FULTON STREET NEW YORK CITY 3, “oni cA pal # anc yg, BONS CA PLAY DATE HERE Here it is! Stills, size 9” Price: Alternate Title Because of the great human interest in the story of ‘Dr. Moniea,’’ many other titles suggest themselves. Print a brief synopsis of the story, without telling the ending, and offer prizes for the five best alternate titles. Since this requires a minimum of work and writing, it should attract a large number of fans. Showing For Docs Invite a few doctors and nurses to a special showing and get their reactions to the picture. Follow up with newspaper story. Aside from the valuable word-of-mouth publicity, this will drive home to the public the picture’s dramatic authenticity. The one thing you needed— inexpensive and smart to get the class windows on the big street! x 13”, are mounted as shown on ripple board 12” x Each still is beautifully hand colored and title is imprinted in corner large enough to be easily read but small enough to avoid any dealer kicks. One or two of these can be made the center of the window supplemented with regu lar black-and-white 8 x 10 fashion poses. $2.50 for set of 8 Order direct from: NEW YORK GRAVURE CORP. 305 East 45th Street, New York City Sample set is at your exchange. Play DATE HERE PLAY DATE HERE BAY | FRANC GIs OR. wi ONICA BAY Frain als ba Moms 19”, BAY & Fa HAY ols ba . Moine,g Catchy Dialogue Lines Here are stills and lines from some of the picture’s most dramatic moments. You’ll find them helpful when planning your lobby and front. Blow "em up, or put them to use any way you see fit. And they’ll fit! But darling! We coudn’t take the baby and shut out Mary like that!—She’s the baby’s own mother! (DM 15) You’re mistaken—I can help you! It’s in my line... You’re going to have a baby! (DM 21) If you two love birds want to get together again, you'll have to quit being a doctor and be a woman! (DM 30) Two weeks with him .. . two weeks of illusion .. . happiness .. . forgetfulness . . . Then I must leave him—forever! (DM 45) I can’t deliver her baby now! I can’t touch her! ... I’d kill her— it’s my right! You must! . . . Remember, you’re a doctor now— not a woman! (DM 49) John! ... You’ve got to be here! ... I can’t face having a baby without you! (DM 50) Unless I can have a baby, our marriage will go on the rocks . . . That’s why I must find out what can be done! (DM 51) Darling, let’s be happy now ...! Let’s make ourselves forget that this is our last time together! (DM 202) Oh, let’s not think! . . . No plans—no anything! Just loafing here together! (DM 210) Page Twenty-five