The Story of Seabiscuit (Warner Bros.) (1949)

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LOBBY “LUCKY” HORSE BOARD Idea: Promote stills of champion horses from your local newspaper files for lobby 40x60 as suggested. Staff artist prepares floral wreath. Horses are identified by number. Contestants receive ballots listing by name each horse pictured, fill in following: ‘‘Horse number __.... is Seabiscuit. I want to see Warner Bros.’ ‘The Story of Seabiscuit’ because .” Display copy reads: PICK A WINNER From Among These Champions! Identify "Seabiscuit" and win guest seats for Warner Bros.’ Technicolor Film, "The Story of Seabiscuit" LIST OF CHAMPIONS War Admiral Gallant Fox Challedon Man o'War Bold Venture Seabiscuit Whirlaway Twenty Grand Shut Out FREE! RADIO RECORDINGS 5=-MIN. INTERVIEWS with Shirley Temple and Director David Butler (on separate discs ) Also Free! SPOT ANNOUNCEMENT CAMPAIGN l-min. spots and 15-second station breaks (all on one record ) Order any or all records direct from Warner Bros. Campaign Plan Editor, 321 W. 44th St., New York 18, N. Y. Be sure to specify which you want! COLOR-IN CONTEST As used in the 250-theatre advance premiere in the following states: Indi ana, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. How to Use Them: NOTE: Two illustrations (above) shown here in reduced size. All three illustrations measure 2 col. each (see cut at right), are available all on | mat. .STUFFER National Tie-Ups LUX SOAP Full-page ad breaks in November issues of following publications: Ladies’ Home Journal Woman's Home Companion Good Housekeeping Photoplay True Story Cosmopolitan True Confessions Successful Farming Seventeen Capper's Farmer American Weekly (Nov. 6th} DELTAH PEARLS Full-page, full-color ad breaks in current issues of Silver Screen Photoplay Motion Picture COUNTER CARD — 30,000 laminated (new process) cards in 4 colors — size 1016” x 14”—nationally distributed to Deltah dealers! EVANS PURSES Full-page, full-color ad (see cut) appears in November issue of Harper’s Bazaar. * WINDOW DISPLAY CARDS (not illustrated) in full-color | —Evans distributes 25,000 to | — dealers from coast to coast. | For extra ad proofs, other in formation, write to: Mr. Alfred F. Reilly Evans Case Co. North Attleboro, Mass. “THE STORY OF SEABISCUIT” COLOR-IN CONTEST FOR NEWSPAPERS Plant 1 a day for 3 days in advance of opening— award pass prizes. AS THEATRE THROWAWAY Display winning entries | on lobby board. AS PACKAGE | Work it with cooperation | of local merchant! ORDER “‘Color-In Mat No. 719-201-X” from National Screen Service Exchange.