A year and a half later, the 26 Mar 1936 issue of Cinémonde included an advertisement which listed the same card numbers and names as the Cinémagazine listing. A follow-up advertisement (right) in the 21 May 1936 issue of Cinémonde included pictures of several cards and they proved to be a match to the Cinémagazine "Nouvelle" series.

The reverse of the cards is marked "Editions et Publications cinématographiques." The borderless, full photo cards frequently have deckled borders, and many early cards in the series are marked with a machine printed autograph. In the Cinémonde advertisement, the cards are described as 'Bromure Noir Glacé.

Cards starting around 110 are marked with an EPC logo on the front. A number of the cards have also been seen in tinted format.

Following the postcard list, the Cinémonde advertisement lists several columns of names associated with numbers in the 500 and 600's. They do not appear to correspond to a postcard series as the photos are double the size of postcards. This 'photo series' is typical of those issued by several publishers, including Europe, Cinémagazine Edition, Ballerini and probably others.