The Big, Bad Wolf in Reality [Article in Kane Republican]

This article reports that commercial rights to a wolf painting by wildlife artist Paul Bransom have been secured by Joseph R. Rollins, advertising manager of The Atlantic Refining Company. The advertisement will soon be displayed on billboards in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware. The article includes a picture of the billboard image which depicts a wolf howling in a snowy landscape and reads "Don't be afraid of the big bad wolf! Use Atlantic Motor Oil, Paraffine Base, Zero Cold Test"

December 4, 1933

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Within the next few days the Big, Bad Wolf that has become a household word from coast to coast, due to the popularity of Walt Disney's movie classic "The Three Little Pigs," will be seen, in the flesh, on thousands of poster boards throughout Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Delaware.