AMERICAN ADVISOR TO INTERVIEW DISNEY’S BOB GAULT
Santa Monica, CA – May 27, 2011 – Goldline International, Inc. announced today that Bob Gault, VP of Special Events Operations for Disney, will appear live today on the May 27 edition of the American Advisor radio show at 11:00AM PST.
Mr. Gault and Scott Carter, host of the American Advisor, will discuss Disney’s new film “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” and Goldline’s sponsorship items during the film’s four-week run at Hollywood’s historic El Capitan Theatre. At the theater, Goldline is sponsoring the giveaway of four authentic 18th century 8-Escudo gold coins (one each week of the run in a random drawing) as well as the distribution of unique “Pieces of Eight” tribute coins in a drawstring bag to all attendees.
In addition, Goldline is sponsoring a national, no purchase necessary sweepstakes for a 1792 Peruvian 8-Escudo gold coin with an estimated retail value of approximately $2,800. To enter and see complete contest rules, visit www.goldline.com/coin-contest.
Show listeners are invited to call in with their questions and comments at 877-341-2646.
"It is a pleasure to welcome Bob Gault once again as a guest on the American Advisor," said Carter. "We’ve been honored to work with Disney and the El Capitan on these exciting giveaways, and we look forward to Mr. Gault’s comments on how audiences are receiving the film and what is ahead for future productions."
The American Advisor interview with Bob Gault airs on Friday, May 27 from 11:00AM to 12:00PM PST on radio stations throughout the U.S. Listeners can call 877-341-2646 to find a station nearby, or they can listen to the American Advisor on the Internet at theamericanadvisor.com/category/interviews/.
Archived shows can be heard at goldline.com/goldnews-liveradioshows.
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