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Among the clues which lead to the murderer in this picture are: a revolver, a woman’s lip stick, a woman’s handkerchief and two checks marked “Insufficient Funds.” Set up a clue display on a table in your lobby.
Woman-on-Burro Street Gag
One look at still GG-1 in the Vitagraph Exchange set will show you how to work this street bally. Have somebody dressed as an old woman in the same ‘costume May Robson is wearing . . . checkered skirt, high boots, sombrero, gun on hip, etc. Have her either lead or ride a mule through the streets. Placards on the side of the animal sell playdate.
Granny Nickname Contest
Most people call their grandmother by an affectionate term. Among these are: Granny, Gram, Grandma, etc. Get your patrons to submit the name they have given their grandparent and award a prize to the most unusual expression.
Roping Contest for Gals
Here’s a stunt for lots of laughs. Run a lassoing contest for women and have them demonstrate their — skill with a lariat on your stage or out front. Promote prizes for all entries in the contest.
“Tall Story” Contest
In “Granny Get Your Gun,” May Robson tells some pretty tall stories about the old days. How about an inquiring reporter stunt out front or on stage with people answering the question: “What was the most exciting adventure you ever had?” Story that seems the most improbable of all wins.
Granny Anecdotes in Lobby
Your inquiring reporter tells brief summary of the picture and then says: “But, in all probability, your very own grandmother has done something just as wonderful as Granny Robson. Why not tell us all about it?” This could also be worked as essay contest on back of weekly program for your patrons.
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