I wanted to post a link to this ad for One Week, which I bought at a memorabilia show once. They told me it had been a Variety advertisement.
Keaton Ad for One Week
Keaton Ad for One Week
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I wanted to post a link to this ad for One Week, which I bought at a memorabilia show once. They told me it had been a Variety advertisement.
I wanted to post a link to this ad for One Week, which I bought at a memorabilia show once. They told me it had been a Variety advertisement.
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Re: Keaton Ad for One Week
It's funny to read an example of hype like that... that's pretty much on the money! Thanks for sharing it.
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Re: Keaton Ad for One Week
Here's a theater program from New Colonial Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland for the week of January 10, 1921. Keaton's One Week is considered half of a "double feature", although they misspelled his last name.
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Re: Keaton Ad for One Week
Oh, you're welcome, glad to do it. I agree, it really is true that their predictions for him were just about right.Mike Gebert wrote:It's funny to read an example of hype like that... that's pretty much on the money! Thanks for sharing it.
And thanks for the other ad as well.
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