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ANIMATED TV SPOTS (60-20-10 seconds)
PARKER FENNELLY is loyal dog, Max. again featured as the lovable POSTER BILL. With him is the well-known actor HOWARD MORRIS-as a roving reporter who is left "speechless" in a humorous "bite" by Bill's
STAR STUDDED JINGLES SONGS APPEALS (all lengths from 05 to 60 seconds)
These spots provide the "light" touch to a serious fund drive. They are available in TWO versionsone for MARCH CAMPAIGN cities and one for UNITED FUND cities.
ETHEL MERMAN with the RUSS CASE orchestra-STEVE LAWRENCE with the UNITED STATES ARMY BAND sing SAUL TEPPER'S great Red Cross Campaign Song GOOD THINGS HAPPEN WHEN YOU GIVE.
THE FOUR LADS with PERCY FAITH and his orchestra sing ARTHUR KENT'S exciting Red Cross jingle WHERE THE NEED IS with voice-over appeals by MITCH MILLER and EDWARD R. MURROW.
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COLOR SLIDES TELOPS FLIP CARDS With voice-over copy
AND— a recording with 5 to 15 second IDs for station breaks— voice over credits and crawls.
Straight appeals by
DAVE GARROWAY JOHN DALY RALPH EDWARDS DON McNEILL
PLUS — A VARIETY OF SHORT IDs
All these materials available from
YOUR LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTER THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS /Sfa New Y°rk
In New York, call MUrray Hill 9-1000 ' f»* Chicag0
In Hollywood, call HOIIywood 5-5262 Hollywood
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