Take home a Wii in this week's contest
This week, to promote the movie "The Incredible Hulk," which opens June 13, we're giving away a Nintendo Wii console with a copy of "The Incredible Hulk" video game. But to win, you have to enter our contest. And even if you don't win a Wii, you might win a prize pack with a pass to an advance screening and some cool Hulk paraphernalia. To enter go to http://contests.philly.com. See related ad on Page 65.
This week, to promote the movie "The Incredible Hulk," which opens June 13, we're giving away a Nintendo Wii console with a copy of "The Incredible Hulk" video game. But to win, you have to enter our contest. And even if you don't win a Wii, you might win a prize pack with a pass to an advance screening and some cool Hulk paraphernalia. To enter go to
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. See related ad on Page 65.
Denise Alfaro of Philadelphia is the lucky winner of our "Sex and the City" movie contest. She and three others of her choosing will travel by Amtrak to the Big Apple, where they will stay two nights at the Chambers Hotel and take the "Sex and the City" tour of Manhattan hot spots.
Ten Daily News readers scored copies of the DVD of "National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets." They are Alexis Brown, Celeste Flego, Biagio Genovesi, Maureen Heisinger, Reginald Masten, Marlene Zambrano, all of Philadelphia; Lori Boyer, Springfield; Edward Laurente, Exton; Steve Hance, Middletown, Del.; and Derek Koffke, Marlton, N.J.
Glenn M. Fletcher, also of Marlton, won the grand prize in our "You Don't Mess with the Zohan" movie promotion. He has won a basket full of grooming products from American Male, as well as six haircuts. He'll also get VIP seating at an advance screening of the film, which opens Friday.
Five first-prize winners won hair-care products from Paul Mitchell. They are Nichole Islam, Patricia Devlin, Celeste Flego and Gabrielle Affleck, all of Philadelphia; and John Kelley of Yardley. Twenty more readers won passes to a screening of the movie, which stars Adam Sandler. They are Richard Work, Jose Cruz, Debbie Brewington, Eileen Ziegler, Suzy Higham, Chris Scott, Robert Muller, Michael Fleming, John Hogan and Francis Malandra, all of Philadelphia; Al Williams, Aldan; Joseph DeSantis, Lansdale; Winfield Hall, Warminster; Beth Mugno, Ardmore; Ginny Gavin, Norwood; Mary Katz, Downingtown; John Hearn, Cedarville; Paul Williams, Atlantic City; Barb Grazioli, Maple Shade, N.J., and Dan Gleason, Haddon Heights, N.J. *