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SIX DAY FILM-PHOTO SERIES FOR PUBLICITY BUILD-UP
T — A YY’ S FE. iL TL MM. P Vil QO TO S TO Vig y Adapted from the widely discussed motion picture, produced by Mervyn a LeRoy, presented by Warner Bros., at the ................0000eeeeeeeees Theatre.
FIRST DAY
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MARY CLAY (Lana Turner): “Oh, thank COP: “Step on it, Jim. This is murder! A girl! in Buxton Business College!” ANDY GRIFFIN (Claude Rains): ‘“‘This you so much, Professor Hale! I see BILL BROCK (Allyn Joslyn): “Get goin’ driver! I gotta get a scoop on this isn’t a petty larceny case! A young girl has I wasn’t holding my pencil right!’ case and keep up my rep as a star reporter! Step on it!’ been murdered! The people want action!”
SECOND DAY
HALE (Edward Norris): “Now that you’ve typed the LANEART (Cy Kendall): “Oh, nothin’? much. The D. A. CLEANER: “Excuse me, Mr. Hale — but there telegram for my teaching job in Chicago, I feel relieved. wants to ask you a few questions about Mary Clay.’ seems to be a spot on the collar — blood or I don’t like this school since that awful crime.” sum pin—’
THIRD DAY
ANDY GRIFFIN (Claude Rains): “What else can you tell LUTHER: “‘Listen mister! You better find out quick GRIFFIN: “‘When Mary failed to meet you, what about your pupil, Mary Clay? BUXTON (E, Alyn Warren): who killed our sister. Because law or no law we’ll—”’ did you do?” JOE (Elisha Cook, Jr.): “I start
“Nothing, Nothing!’’ up the steps — I saw the janitor and —
FOURTH DAY
HALE (Edward Norris): “I have nothing more to say HALE: “There isn’t a chance for me. They BILL BROCK (Allyn Joslyn): Centre — the murdered dame! until I get my lawyer.” want a victim — and Im it!’’ Right — old man Buxton, owner of the school! Left — Tump Redwine, the janitor! Below — Mary’s Boy friend! Who did it?’
FIFTH DAY
ROBERT HALE (Edward Norris): “If only Sybil GRIFFIN (Claude Rains): “The town is in a ferment! I'll solve HALE’S MOTHER: “I’m afraid the way people and I had never left home ... Gee, we were this crime if it’s the last thing I do!” look at my son, he couldn’t have done such a happy ...and now ... this!” thing!”
SIXTH DAY
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GLEASON (Otto Kruger): “The witnesses in the case are presGRIFFIN
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(Claude Rains): “You will remember the Robert Hale and his wife, await the verdict
ent wherever injustice is present — and their names are — “oath. Then bring in the only verdict, — that the of the jury. What will your verdict be? See hatred, fear — and prejudice! defendant is guilty! Guilty!! Guilty!!’ “They Won’t Forget” at the Strand Theatre.