press agent

You would drink it, then “take a little nap and after that you feel wonderful,” according to a press agent.

By 1952 he could no longer afford a press agent and owed the IRS more than $100,000 in back taxes.

She was married to a press agent and, supposedly, had an affair with Ethel Merman.

And when the last clue is exhausted, and my press-agent is the same, I come back to appear in a new play, a well-known actress.

He had evidently been reading what the press agent had stuffed into the newspapers.

And suddenly she had met Josh Nebbins, press-agent for a local theater.

From now on you're going to be my press-agent—I mean Doctor Gilman's press-agent.

It was to be, in the expansive language of the press agent, "a cultured audience made up of the élite of the community."