Rampage (Warner Bros.) (1963)

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Animals are always great copy to editors—and “Rampage” has enough to satisfy any editor. Be sure to show this layout to your newspapers. It would make a fine Sunday supplement item that’s really different. It could also go on the amusement pages, for the same reason. But if your papers have kiddie pages, that would be another good bet to go after, because kids love animals. Another use for this layout is to print it up as a ‘RAMPAGE: The Wild, Wild Animal World (Special Mat No. 4) Pin eos Whether for dramatic purposes, or through circumstance, rubbing shoulders with the wild, wild animal world became an accepted, if disconcerting, fact of life to everyone connected with the making of “Rampage”, new Warner Bros. Technicolor drama. Here, in Photo 1, the cast sits patiently Photo 2, Sabu, featured in the film, undergoes a tense moment with a bounding tiger. Photo 3 has star Robert Mitchum confronting an uncaged jaguar. Miraculously, no one—man or beast—suffered any serious consequence. “Rampage”, co-starring Elsa Martinelli and Jack Hawkins with Mitchum, flyer for distribution in pet stores, or as a window-card for sporting-goods stores and restaurants. ‘RAMPAGE: Chic In The Jungle (Special Mat No. 5) Even on a safari in the jungle, such as the one that i takes place in “Rampage”, new Seven Arts-Warner Bros. release in Technicolor, a beautiful woman must have beautiful clothes. Hence, star Elsa Martinelli called upon designer Oleg Cassini for her wardrobe. Among other things, Cassini evolved a beige-colored top-to-bottom beaded satin sheath (Photo 1) for evening wear with a long satin coat; and (Photo 2) a nightgown and negligee combination in pink nylon tricot with satin trim, lace ee bodice on the nightgown and lace cap sleeves on the s negligee. The tiger-hunting outfit (Photos 3 and 4) was created for Miss Martinelli by Abercrombie & Fitch, specialists in these sorts of garments. “Rampage”, costarring the actress with Robert Mitchum and Jack Be FLAWKINS, OPENS... ion prindicieinertcnieanassren canes at the in a jungle-vehicle while passing pachyderms pass along. In ONE iicciccicn ann teue ts AEM ey i ecaveiien, co Theatre. Women love to look at beautiful women in beautiful clothes. Star Elsa Martinelli, now in “Rampage,’ was one of the world’s foremost fashionmodels before she reached the movie screen. Her name will be instantly racognized by your women’s page editors. When they see the wardrobe created for her by one of America’s greatest designers, you should get top space in the pages of your papers. Use this layout and get yourself a plus. The layout can also be turned into a display-card for women’s specialty store windows. PAGE 1 1