Universal Weekly (1927-1930)

We Told You So! We have told you in three issues of the WEEKLY that a Denny date — or a La Plante date — meant instantaneous and profitable co-operation from Kellogg on a “PEP” tie-up — and here is the proof that Kellogg delivers — READ EVERY WORD — and SEND IN YOUR DATES! 50,000 Tickets 1,000 Window Posters 23,000 Circulars 5 MEN Working on the Tie-up for 1 Week Boosting for DENNY in San Francisco ncuuv if™UENn T ^Jhatslfydaddy Fred Newmever A UNIVERSAL SUPSft COMEOy; Next Week PEP WEEK Imprint side of Regular DENNY HERALD Window Poster below wav, mi Ticket Free with One Paid Admission “PEP” ^JAWTAGES | Tbit tickd, when by on* Pai mission, will adroit TW<WS'F1>r« to arv MAT] •MOW w«k of ‘ *’ ’ REGINALD DENNyuj FNirtf,»»«o o< KtUogg * PUP” y»*{h to March i "THAT 3 MV PAPPY:*' KELLOGG COMES THROUGH Fix Your DATES NOW! Get in on this Strictly Business Tie-up ! That'S CO-OPERATION— PLUS! and — in SEATTLE — Extract from letter: “Tuesday the Columbia Theatre booked ‘That’s My Daddy’ to open Friday. I immediately got in touch with the Kellogg Branch. They immediately put fifteen men in the field in Seattle building Denny lobby window displays in practically every retail store throughout the city, giving it newspaper space in all the downtown papers — with each merchant’s ad featuring ‘Denny at the Columbia Theatre’.’’ [That’s hurry-up co-operation PLUS — again! Set your dates, if you want to | get in on this smashing intensive DENNY and LA PLANTE drive and tie I up. Kellogg has 700 men in the field who know every step in the tie-up i game. BOOK and DATE DENNY and LA PLANTE NOW! J BOOK— and DATE-NOW!