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- Collection: Women in Tobacco Advertisements 1929-1939
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The Cream of the Tobacco Crop
Margaret Matzenauer -star of the Metropolitan Opera Company -endorsing the brand
Helen Jepson Tells Why she Chooses Luckies for her Voice
Helen Jepson the prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera holds that Luckies are the best for your throat
Constance Bennett says: "My Throat Appreciates Luckies"
Constance Bennett endorsement of Lucky Strike cigarettes on the basis of throat protection
From Laughs to Tears in 30 Seconds
Claudette Colbert celebrity endorsement of Luckies
"I Do"
Image of bride in wedding dress smoking Luckies to represent purity and modernity
Forever and Ever
Image of woman in evening gown, meant to depict purity and modernity, the smoke is forming a ring shape.
No More Need Be Said
Woman sitting with man, smoke encircling both people, while she is toying with it with her finger. Meant to look sensual and promote Lucky Strike cigarettes
Of Thee I Sing
Woman and Man leaning in towards one another, while the man plays a banjo and smokes a Lucky Strike cigarette.
"Just One More"
Picture of woman smoking with man, standing in a doorway, what appears to be her place, while the man is casually chatting with her. The overall purpose is to endorse Lucky Strike by implying that they are good enough to have more than one
"I Like What You Like"
Woman and man smoking together, with the caption 'I like what you like' which implies Lucky Strike cigarettes