The word "flareup" was also used in 1969 headlines to describe social unrest:
: You can find mentions of the film in industry "papers" like Variety or The Hollywood Reporter from late 1969, which tracked its box office and production. 2. Promotional "Paper" (Memorabilia) Flareup(1969)
: Smaller promotional cardstock prints used in cinema displays. 3. Historical News Reports The word "flareup" was also used in 1969
: An archival article from November 11, 1969, titled "'Flare Up' Has Raquel Welch to Catch the Eye" , critiques the movie as a vehicle for Welch's stardom. Collectors often look for "paper" in the form
Contemporary newspapers published reviews of the film upon its release.
Collectors often look for "paper" in the form of original marketing materials:
: Original US one-sheet movie posters (approx. 27x41 inches) printed on heavy stock paper are highly collectible.