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- Collection: Women in Tobacco Advertisements 1929-1939
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You Need This Throat Protection Too!
That only a light smoke offers -advertisement focusing on the protection of the throat -Lucky Strike endorsement
Women are Free!
Advertisement focusing on the "Torches of Freedom" campaign whereby it holds that an ancient prejudice has been removed, and it promotes the consumption of tobacco products by women in America in 1929.
We know our Luckies that's how we stay slender
Catherine Moylan, Miss Universe and actress in Ziegfeld Follies, Myrna Darby, and Muriel Finley, Ziegfeld Follies and a renown Hollywood beauty, are featured in this advertisement promoting the consumption of tobacco for the purpose of staying…
Warn Her -Ere Her Bloom is Past
Quote from William Cullen Bryant. Future Shadow -focused on weight loss and avoiding temptation.
Try Me, I'll Never Let You Down
Man holding a woman who is smoking a Lucky Strike cigarette -indicating he will never let her down, like how the Luckies will never let the consumer down
To Maintain a Slender Figure -Reach for a Lucky
Advertisement with information reading Insidious Falsehoods- Boomerangs.
To Keep a Slender Figure No One Can Deny
Starting in 1929, Lucky Strike started a campaign focused on selling tobacco products to women specifically by targeting weight loss. The particular ad reads "To keep a slender figure no one can deny...reach for a lucky instead of a sweet." The…
Tired and True
Image of couple dancing, trying to emphasize weight control through smoking.
The Spirit of Youth
Carry on -avoid that future shadow. Targeting young women to be healthier and slim by smoking
The Shock of Facing What Your Figure May Become
Avoid that future shadow, focuses on worry about what figure will look like if continue to overeat.