Daybills Vs Inserts
in Australian
A lot of U.S. inserts have it all over Australian daybills as far as quality and appearance of designs goes. On saying that there are many examples were the reverse is applicable. A few examples I believe this is the case. Anybody agree? How about some other examples?
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I think the daybill is a clear winner.
Aussies win in all of the above.
Sven I believe as per my Rope thread the daybill is 1964 RR.I think we need to compare the insert with the 1948 release Australian daybill of the similar design. John perhaps would be as kind as to supply his image. The similar daybill version of the original North By Northwest insert is definitely inferior to the insert.
WINNER!
Controversial....
Great examples Ves. Love the Sunset Boulevard and The Big Clock especially.
What struck me about the two posters of The Million Pound Note and Man With A Million is the different wording to promote the film on each poster .The U.S. poster is selling the Mark Twain angle whilst the Australian poster is pushing ''The Royal Command Film'' with only a very small mention of Mark Twain.
Many would argue the insert for Sunset Boulevard is superior...I'm not biased or anything, but I think the daybill kicks butt...
The daybill I believe.
Both good but I think the daybill wins with the great close up image of the stars.
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