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‘RAMPAGE: An Artist's View
(Special Mat No. 2)
Here is a great item for exploitating your “Rampage’ engagement. Show the layout to your amusement editors, of course. But don’t stop at that. Printed on a flyer, togeth
er with playdate-informa
tion, it would serve as a
ae lobby giveaway. Printed “RAMPAGE” BIG NEW JUNGLE FILM
Highlights of the spectacular Technicolor entertainona wi ndow-ca rd 2 it would ment provided by “Rampage” are depicted at left by
artist Frank McCarthy. The suspenseful Seven Arts motion picture production for Warner Bros. stars make a fine d isplay-piece Robert Mitchum, Elsa Martinelli and Jack Hawkins with Sabu in a drama of high adventure and romance
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set against a safari in the steaming Malayan jungles Produced by William Fadiman and directed by Phil
Karlson, “Rampage” is based on the gripping novel taurants spec i a ] ty shops '
of the same title by Alan Caillou and was written for the screen by Robert I. Holt and Marguerite Roberts.
“Rampage” opens.................at the ........... ... Theatre. and other stores.
‘RAMPAGE’: The-Story-In-Pictures
(Special Mat No. 3)
With three great stars, and a stirring story of danger and love, “Rampage” should be a natural for ex
tra attention from your
Adventure, beauty, love, danger and terror are the ingredients of “Rampage”, new jungle drama made in Technicolor by Seven Arts for Warner Bros. release. Jack Hawkins, Elsa Martinelli and Robert Mitchum star in the film, and Sabu, the famous “Elephant Boy”, makes his return to the screen in a major supporting role. The screenplay, by Robert I. Holt and Marguerite Roberts, is based on a novel by Alan Caillou. Phil Karlson directed “Rampage” and William Fadiman produced.
The story concerns an expedition into the torrid Malayan jungle to trap for a zoo a pair of tigers and a legendary half leopard-half tiger known as “The Enchantress”.
Big-game trapper Harry Stanton (Robert Mitchum) heads the safari. Because of extensive jungle experience, big-game hunter Otto Abbot (Jack Hawkins) accompanies Stanton, but chooses to bring along his young mistress, Anna (Elsa Martinelli). At their first meeting, Stanton and Anna are deeply drawn to each other. Abbot remains confident of his hold upon the woman.
Inside the jungle (Photo 1), Anna more and more openly favors Stanton, and Abbot is slowly pushed into the background. Shaken because he feels himself slipping, Abbot aggravates his situation by behaving badly, considering his experience, during pursuit and entrapment of the animals (Photo 2).
The attraction of Anna and Stanton for each other becomes too strong to resist (Photo 3). Knowing now that he has lost his mistress, Abbot plans a frightful revenge. He releases ““The Enchantress”, brought back by the expedition, in the expectation that the ferocious animal will destroy his rival. The beast, however, claws him to death on a rooftop (Photo 4), and is in turn killed by Anna, whom Abbot had taught to shoot. Stanton and the girl are free to follow their love.
“Rampage” is scheduled to begin its engagement at the ...........cscsseeeees Theatre
amusement editors. Show them this layout for use in a weekend edition, especially, and don’t forget the outlying papers around your community. The layout would also make a fine flyer for giveaway in the
lobby of your theatre.
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