Publix Opinion (Nov 8, 1929 to June 13, 1930)

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Title:: Publix Opinion
Date:: Nov 8, 1929 to June 13, 1930
Volume:: Publix Opinion (Index for Nov 8, 1929 to Jun 13, 1930)
Leaf #:: 0009
Language:: English
Collection:: Hollywood Studio System
Contributor:: Media History Digital Library, Greig Dymond in memory of David Dymond, Paul Moore and Jessica Whitehead
Coordinator:: Media History Digital Library
Date Added:: November 23, 2023

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Oct. 18, °29 q Home talent productions Jan. 5,29 4 Manufacturers’ pamphlets available ; Jan. 24, °30 8 et Feb. 14, °30 9 Pasckalogs of approach. Dec. 8,28 7 Standard books on advertis"5 ing, journalism and : theatre management June 30,°28 Il ey ie ee ~ Oct. 27, °28 | a (x4 “ ee | Jan. 5, 229 6 yes be Mar. 16, °29 4 ane : nee April 13, °29 5 66 se May 25, °29: 6 # as Jan. 31, 30 6 Theatrical survey in Encyclopedia Brittanica Nov. 10, °28 5 Tickler File headings F eb, 25, °28 5 U. S. flag—rules governing — display _ May 21, °28 3 What to sell Jan. 24, 30 4 PICTURE CAMPAIGNS See SPECIAL CAMPAIGNS —Premieres . ee April23,°28 ss 83 May 14, °28 2 May 28, °28 2 Feb.16,°29 = 6 Mar.30,°29 “ 11 July 20,°29-> 5 Oct. 11, ’29 2 Nov. 15, °29 5,11 Dec. 27, °29 Jan. 3,730. 4,10 1,2 Date of Page \ Issue No. Picture ¢ Campaigns continued Jan, 31, °30 9 Feb... 7, °30 g Feb. 14, °30 9 Feb. 28, °30 8 Mar.14,: 30 3 April 4, °30 3 April25, ’30 11 May 2,°30. . 12 June 6,°30 6,10 _Junel3, ’30: 3 PROGRAM CON STRUCTION Ceo es April 27, °29 as ‘May 25, °29 3, 5,6 oe ‘June 8, ’°29 2 a June22, ’29 2 fe Aug.. 3, °29 ll gs . Jan. 3, °30 1 oo Feb. 14,°30 = 1. ee Mar. 14, °30 5 s _ April 4,°30 1,5 . ene May 2,°30 1,7 ae June 6, °30 1 Boe ee cae Junel3, 730.1, 2 New York Program Plots Mar. 7,730 to :. Junel3, ’30 inclusive SELLING SHORT SUBJECT S Ballyhoo .. Feb. 15, ’29_ Christie Contest -. April 9, °28 4 General i Aprill3, 29 ie o May 25, °29 3 is oo June 22, ’29 9 eae May 23, ’30 11 Tnipdbtanes » . Feb. 15, °29 12 “Our Gang”’ Contest Oct. 13, 228 4 Sound News Aug. 17, °29 9 Oct.. 4,°29 5 ‘$ eee . Dec. 6,729: 7 ho Feb: 7,°30 1,2 st oF May 9,°30 2 SPECIAL CAMPAIGNS | Anniversary Nov. 10, 28 7 Nov. 1,’29 5 Noy. 15,°29 4,8 Dec. 27, ’29 3 Jan. 3,°30 2,3 \ Feb. 7,730 3 ey ' Aprill8,°30 4,6 . April 25, °30.. 7 May 2,°30 14,15 *" May 9, *30 ll Trailer. : “May 2,730 15 : May 9, ’30 3 Anniversary of Sound pe 18, °30 4 Anti-Daylight Saving ee. Feb. 14, 30 10 Anti-Lenten Slump | ts See EXPLOITATION— GENERAL—Fashion Shows’*’ » | : HOLIDAYS—EASTER : Suggestions _ __Feb.. 25, +98 4 ot “Jan. jo, 229 2 ee Feb. 14,30 * 1,2 ik ae Feb, 25, °30 3 “Bad Weather” 2 Campaigns _, Jan. 10, °30 9 Bie ge Jan. 24,°30 = ss ae Feb, ‘7, °30° 5 BO es Feb. 14, °30 2 Bargain Matinees ‘/ Campaigns = May 11,729 11 ee . June: 8, °29 4 ore Aug. 35 229 1l oes Sept. 20, ’29. 2 66 Jan. 24,30 4 se Mar. 21, °30 1 ag June 6,730 8, 10 Blue Monday ee Campaigns Oct. 18, °29 2 Oct. 25, °29 1 as Nov. | 1, 29: 1 6s Nov. 8, °29 1 gk Noy. 15, °29 3 ss Nov. 22, °29 6 ge Nov. 29, ’29 6 ee Dec. 6, °29 11 se Dec. 27, °29 9 ss Feb. 14, °30 9 be Mar. 28, ’30 11 “Blue Ribbon Month” | ; / Campaigns ; May I11,°29 6,7,8 April 18, °30. 9 6s June 13, °30 33 ‘ohanes of Theatre Name Congratulatory. merchants f ad epee? Jane 22, °29 11 Co-op sign. . Oct. 11, °29 3 Mayor tied-in Oct. 11, °29 3 de ae Oct. 18, °29 6 Slogan Contest Aug. 3,°29 3 Star-help via Reeve Feb. 15, ’29 2 Change of Policy — Campaigns — May 11, °29 5 ved July 30, °29 5 Oe Feb. 21, °30 6 Child Patronage . See EXPLOITATION— GENERAL— Children’s = Compalen June 6,°30 3,4