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ADVERTISING
GOODBYE TROUBLE! GOODBYE BLUES!
Here they come! Hollywoods gayest stats in one
d cast—racing fullSeed through ‘ie metriest, giddiest, goofiest laugh hit that ever frolicked across the screen!
IMAGINE A SHOW SO BIG IT NEEDS A STAR IN EVERY PART!
Just picture such a show — then come to the Strand and see it pictured! A whole hilarious year on Broadway — but New Yorkers never knew how funny it could be until they saw it on
the screen!
A First National Picture with
JOAN BLONDELL GENEVIEVE TOBIN WARREN WILLIAM WALLACE FORD HELEN CHANDLER RUTH DONNELLY
“Audience turned into a a gale of mirth!” —Motion Picture Herald
“A comedy wow!” — Hollywood Herald
"Swell entertainment!” —Variety Bulletin
* 1933’s Biggest
1933’s LONG-RUN LAUGH CHAMPION Now a First National Picture with
JOAN BLONDELL GENEVIEVE TOBIN "dicace tered WARREN WILLIAM WALLACE FORD
into a gale of mirth!” -Mison Pie Hel WI HELEN GHANDLER > RUTH DONNELLY 4 “A comedy wow!” +d —Hollywood Herald , “Swell entertainment!” —Variety Bulletin
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twice as funny
on the screen!
With all these stars§ 79 JOAN BLONDELL YY GENEVIEVE TOBIN Y WARREN WILLIAM
WALLACE FORD
HELEN CHANDLER
RUTH DONNELLY
YOU HAVE LOTS TO SELL
He taught a million women bow to love...in the red-hot intrigues he wrote up for the nation’s best-sellers! But just imagine the fun when an adoring blonde steps out of his silliest, sexiest story book and really turns on the heat!
“A comedy wow!” says Hollywood Herald of this hilarious First National Hit...and hystérical millions roar agreement
TRAN
“Goodbye Again” is so crammed with values that you should have no trouble convincing the fans that this is one picture they must see. Drive home these values and the box office will be well taken care of.
Sell the fact that the play is the sensation of the year. At this writing it is playing to S.R.O. in its 28th week, on Broadway.
Sell the tremendous cast. Cut No. 33 Cut 40c Mat 10c 90 LINES Get over the highly original-spicy, though not salacious—
plot.
Punch out the grand brand of comedy.
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