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- Collection: Women in Tobacco Advertisements 1929-1939
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Constance Bennett says: "My Throat Appreciates Luckies"
Constance Bennett endorsement of Lucky Strike cigarettes on the basis of throat protection
Do You Inhale -Everybody's Doing It
Questioning whether the woman inhales, 7 out of 10 smokes inhale unknowingly -meant to look romantic and sensual
Do You Inhale? A Frank Discussion at Last
Image of a man holding a lighter up to light the woman's cigarette. The question is 'do you inhale' which has been a subject that was often tabooed
Do You Inhale? Certainly...
Woman laying on the ground with a sensual looking outfit and heels, while the man, dressed in what appears to be sailor attire, is looking down at her while smoking.
Do You Inhale? Luckies "makes no bones" about this vital question
Image of a woman in a chair wearing all green, and a man kneeling beside her, the woman looks of upper-class status with a fan in her hand
Do You Inhale? What's there to be afraid of?
Woman and man standing with their arms wrapped around each other looking at the moon while smoking a cigarette together
Do You Inhale? Wonder why cigarette advertising generally avoids this question?
Image of a man leaning over to whisper something to the woman, in a sensual manner, who is smoking a cigarette
First a Shadow Then a Sorrow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow quote used to promote weight loss through smoking
For a Slender Figure -Reach for a Lucky instead of a Sweet
Advertisement featuring women, focusing on selling tobacco for sake of weight control
Forever and Ever
Image of woman in evening gown, meant to depict purity and modernity, the smoke is forming a ring shape.