Great poster! If you look through many old pressbooks you often see ideas for 
cutting up 3 and 6 sheet posters parts and mounting on board for either indoor 
or outdoor display.

There was a shot floating around a couple of weeks back of a theatre with 2 or 
3 KONG THREE SHEETS cut and board mounted on the awning outside the theatre.

The best use of large paper I have ever seen suggested in a pressbook was the 
1939 HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, where you could cut the cathedral out of a six 
sheet, mount it on boards, stick two ushers inside and make them walk around 
the streets like a four-legged sandwich board. Seriously.

Phil E.

Phil

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Richard Halegua Comic Art 
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  Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 2:44 PM
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  that is realy an interesting piece

  it is almost 14 foot tall!!

  I can't think that many theatres had any kind of process to display such a 
poster



  At 09:10 PM 6/23/2008, Jeff Jewett wrote:

    Now this is what I call a poster!! Any ideas on where something like this 
was displayed back in the day? Where would you put it today?
     
    A vertical 6 sheet....Any others you know of in this format?
     
    Words do fail me.....Diana Dors in all her splendor!
     
    
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