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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
Maybe they used stock posters for smaller releases? I assume those films would have had limited release? Or were people beating down the doors to go see another Chick Chandler film?
Re: Jedda

Updating some more Jedda images.
(Courtesy of the National Film And Sound Archive Of Australia)A photograph taken around the time Jedda had the world premiere at the Star Theatre in Darwin, N.T. Australia on 3 January 1955.

Eve In Ebony ... The Story Of ''Jedda'' 1955 original Australian movie programme,
HONDO
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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
Surely it can't have been that expensive in those days to print something up? Maybe they just did a very small print run?
Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
An even earlier 1920's W.E.Smith daybill printing of Held To Answer (1923)

HONDO
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]

The Spotlight (1927),The Racket (1928) and The Letter (1929) Australian W. E. Smith printed daybill images from the 1920s. These are three examples of a number of daybills that I have image for of W.E.Smith printed posters from the '20s
HONDO
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
Hi @HONDO
This rare long daybill (along with other Sherlock Holmes Australian one sheets) has surfaced at Heritage.
I have a few questions on the printer details I would appreciate your input on
1) Did WE Smith exist in the early 1930s?
2) Have you ever seen other daybill examples that have "Lithographed &" preceding the "Printed By W.E. Smith..."
3) The dots between the "W" and "E" are centre aligned rather than bottom aligned.


This rare long daybill (along with other Sherlock Holmes Australian one sheets) has surfaced at Heritage.
I have a few questions on the printer details I would appreciate your input on
1) Did WE Smith exist in the early 1930s?
2) Have you ever seen other daybill examples that have "Lithographed &" preceding the "Printed By W.E. Smith..."
3) The dots between the "W" and "E" are centre aligned rather than bottom aligned.


Sven
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