FOUND: A link to the "BillBoard That Started It All" -- Psycho LA TV Debut, 1967
we19 wrote, on another thread("The Psychiatrist in Psycho Has Died: RIP Robert Forster),
the following:
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The L.A. Times is on there, but only select editions. They seem to add more over time. As of this writing, the page in question doesn't show. Here's what came up when I searched for it:
https://www.newspapers.com/search/#s_place=United+States+of+America&lnd=1&dr_year=1967-1967&query=alfred+hitchcock+psycho+anthony+perkins+janet+leigh+los+angeles+times&oquery=alfred+hitchcock+psycho+anthony+perkins+jan
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Congratulations, we19, you have found for me the TV Guide/Newspaper print ad promoting the LA debut of Psycho on November 18, 1967.
Click on the link. Go to the link FOR Los Angeles Times, November 18, 1967. Click on the small photo (with the words ANTHONY PERKINS! JANET LEIGH! PSYCHO!)
And the small photo becomes a LARGE photo of the entire newspaper page and there it is:
The print ad that pretty much set "PSYCHO" -- for me, personally, from a young age -- as something very scary and unattainable for a few years.
More: This "small" print ad was a HUGE billboard all over Los Angeles in the weeks leading up to the TV debut of Psycho in Los Angeles.
As a youth, I saw this billboard several places -- most hauntingly at night -- but I specifically remember folks pouring out -- by the thousands, from a football game in downtown LA and flowing right under the billboard -- right under the Bates Mansion and Norman.
I don't know how long this link will be available, but for me, today...it is nostalgia gold.