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Exhibitors are shown how to sell I Married a Witch — a page of newspaper ad layouts from the trade weekly The Exhibitor, January 1943, running the same Veronica Lake artwork in eight cities at once

Exhibitors are shown how to sell I Married a Witch — a page of newspaper ad layouts from the trade weekly The Exhibitor, January 1943, running the same Veronica Lake artwork in eight cities at once, 1943 — historic image
Exhibitors are shown how to sell I Married a Witch — a page of newspaper ad layouts from the trade weekly The Exhibitor, January 1943, running the same Veronica Lake artwork in eight cities at once, 1943. Historic image from the Chapter 7 — Salem on Screen collection.

Exhibitors are shown how to sell I Married a Witch — a page of newspaper ad layouts from the trade weekly The Exhibitor, January 1943, running the same Veronica Lake artwork in eight cities at once

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Created / published1943
NotesExhibitors are shown how to sell I Married a Witch — a page of newspaper ad layouts from the trade weekly The Exhibitor, January 1943, running the same Veronica Lake artwork in eight cities at once. Source: Trade page, “Hints on Newspaper Advertising No. 255 — ‘I Married a Witch’ (UA),” The Exhibitor, January 6, 1943, p. 22.
SubjectsFigure 7.1 in Hollywood Halloween Horrors
Original scan1,200 × 1,664 px · prints to 4 × 6 in at 300 dpi
ReferenceFig 7.1 F0701a I_Married_a_Witch_Exhibitor_1943

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