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1ST DAY
In this hit film, Joan Crawford created the unforgettable portrait of a tireless mother driven by ambition in behalf of her worthless daughter. [’ll always remember Joan Crawford
2ND DAY
Bette Davis contributed one of her most memorable characterizations in this hit film about an impetuous Southern belle who was half-siren, half-angel. I’ll always remember Bette Ts UE Septet ne Pe See a = oe
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3-day contest to be set up one week in advance of opening. Offer guest seats for your playdate to a limited number of prize-winners. Here’ s the
newspaper lead story:
So You Think You're A Movie Fan? Prove It— And Win Free Tickets!
Know all about pictures and stars? Then you’re in for some fun — PLUS the extra possibility of winning free tickets to see Ann Sheridan as “Nora Prentiss” in Warner Bros.’ exciting new picture by that name which opens at
the Strand Theatre next Friday. The film, which co-stars Kent Smith and Bruce Bennett, tells the sensationally different story of a beautiful woman who dared to live and love as few women ever before. In addition, as “Nora Prentiss”, Ann Sheridan contributes the finest portrait of her screen career, and it’s our guess she will be long remembered for it.
Once-In-A-Lifetime Role
Like other unforgettable acting portraits of the past, Ann’s “Nora Prentiss” is one of those roles that comes but once to every star and can’t be duplicated by any other performer, no matter how expertly rendered. Motion pictures, though young in years, boast a high
number of these outstanding .
portrayals — and that’s just where your screen knowledge comes in handy. Here’s how: Beginning today and every day for the next two days, this newspaper will feature the picture of a famous star in a role so individualistically created by her that memory refuses to associate it with anyone else. If you can correctly identify the role,
ANSWERS
Ist Day — "Mildred Pierce” 2nd Day — "Jezebel" 3rd Day — "Janie"
ORDER Contest Mat No. "659"-302-X from Warner Bros.’ Campaign Plan Editor, 321 W. 44th St., New York 18, N. Y.
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Start ’em Talking ~~ About “Nora” This Teaser Way
Run these 3 teasers a week in advance of your opening; or blow up and mount on heavy board for counter and window display.
clip and send all three days’ answers to the Contest Editor of this newspaper, together with a 25-word-or-less letter stating why you want to see Ann Sheridan as “Nora Prentiss”. 25 lucky winners will be rewarded with guest seats to see “Nora Prentiss” at the Strand. In case of tie, the 25 winners will be decided on the basis of the best letters.
All set? Then start right in — and “good remembering” to all of you!
3RD DAY
CONTEST
Pert Joyce Reynolds stamped herself indelibly into moviegoers’ memories with her portrait of the lovable adolescent heroine of this hit film. I'll always remember Joyce Reynolds
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