Say 'I Don't Smoke': You'll Be in Good Company! Smoking Smoking Cessation Public Health This poster from the Irish Cancer Society illustrates the widespread popularity of using celebrity spokespersons in anti-smoking campaigns. Making the most of a multi-colored graphic layout featuring ten popular Irish musicians, the poster speaks directly to the viewer, imploring them to say, "I don't smoke," and reassuring them that in so doing they will remain in the fashionable "good company" of others. While utilizing a positive promotional approach similar to the poster featuring Peggy Fleming, the message at the bottom of this poster, in smaller print, is more aggressive: "Smoking is dangerous and disgusting. Stop it now!". NOTE: Slide of original poster image is blurry. Irish Cancer Society, [ca. 1987] The Irish Cancer Society, [ca. 1987] The History of Medicine Division. Prints and Photographs Collection Irish Cancer Society The Irish Cancer Society Posters Slides (photographs) Archival Materials Still Image 1 pages nlm:nlmuid-101584655X71-img 101584655X71 http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101584655X71 Profiles ID: VCBBFR English Profiles in Science