Gold Diggers of 1933 (Warner Bros.) (1933)

TION AND DEALER TIE-UPS FREE! MUSIC ACCESSORIES FOR A BIG FLASH ALL OVER TOWN STREAMERS TITLE PAGES ORCHESTRATIONS PROFESSIONAL COPIES These accessories will be supplied in reasonable quantities to exhibitors for lobby display purposes. All Remick music dealers have been supplied with these accessories for their tie-up displays with the picture. For your allotment order direct from: SAM SERWER REMICK MUSIC CORP. 1657 Broadway, New York DEALERS WILL WANT THIS FLASHY DISPLAY CARD This flashy display card will put across the song hits and the picture at the same time. Here is shown a miniature reproduction. It is reproduced in attractive colors, prominently carrying photos of the leading stars. SOUVENIR Post Carps For Mamine! Order a plentiful supply to be displayed in all music stores, sheet music counters, hotels, restaurants, and dance halls. There is ample room for theatre imprint. eke: THE GOLD DiaGEeR's ‘SONG. ok aes 2EMICK MUSIC CORP. ic FRONT POST CARD eS aa ou “must “Gold Diggers eye Leapen 4, Eiaag Warmer Brow. Super-musiecal Fut ape evem Agger amd. tettertham the cz r= wom “4azmed.ot,” Fue Cums: Songs, cour, aettings — GTS War ite Aton: Ruby Keeler Waren William , Joam Blondel, Y Kibbee, Ginger Rogers, De Powell, Akne az Mahon — 200 Beauties: See Jot Diggew of 1433"! Youth adore at! Regards a BACK This post card will be a great favorite with everybody. Your patrons will want to send it to their friends and you can put them to good use in mailing to your regular mailing list. Give a supply to your local music and record dealers who should also address them to their customers. Specially priced for exhibitors. PRICE: $2.50 PER THOUSAND, POSTAGE PREPAID—Order Direct from SAM SERWER, REMICK MUSIC CORP., 1657 Broadway, New York. This attractive poster is made of heavy cardboard stock size 20x26 inches; four colors in screen stencil process; easel back. Price 50c¢ each. Order direct from: SAM SERWER, REMICK MUSIC CORP. 1657 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. Recording Companies Use Their Biggest Stars To Record Five Songs Hits in “Gold Diggers of 19335” Every major company has booked their biggest stars to record the hits from “Gold Diggers of 1933”! Get your local music dealers on the “Gold Diggers of 1933” band wagon to reap the benefit of greater sales. Everybody will want to have these tunes so Here’s the tremendous line up of the country’s star music-makers who have recorded the “Gold Diggers’’ hits: don’t overlook a single bet. Follow thru with your local dealers. Music stores, department stores, and drug stores too. All the recording companies have made up special accessories on the recordings. Brunswick, in particular has thrown their entire organization into the promotion of their recordings of the song hits from “Gold Diggers of 1933.” Brunswick branches and dealers are ready to tie-up with you and are anticipating your personal contact with ihem. The special exploitation record (described in detail on the opposite page) which features the Brunswick recordings, should be used continuously in all dealer show rooms and in your theatre lobby. Popular Priced Recordings For Chain Store Tie-Ups All the hit numbers from “Gold Diggers of 1933” have been recorded by the popular priced recorders whose products sell for 25c to all chain department stores. Take advantage of the wonderful tie-up possibilities with these chain stores. Not only can you induce these dealers to feature the recordings from “Gold Diggers of 1933” but you can also secure valuable display space to advertise the picture in the windows and on the counters. Supply all dealers with plenty of stills, poster cutouts, BRUNSWICK: Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians Boswell Sisters Ruth Etting Hal Kemp & His Orchestra COLUMBIA: Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees Ted Lewis & His Orchestra Ben Selvin & His Orchestra VICTOR: Leo Reisman & His Orchestra Don Bestor Or Eddie Duchin & His Orchestra Lee Morse Paul Whiteman featuring Peggy Healy Paul Whiteman featuring Romona Get in touch with the local distributor of the above mentioned companies for the numbers recorded by each company. These records are scheduled for early release, catalogue details of which are not available as we go to press. standees, hand-lettered cards and other display material that will make the most effective displays. It will pay these dealers to plug these records and it gives you another medium to advertise “Gold Diggers of 1933” coming to your theatre. Page Thirty-five