Broadway and Hollywood "Movies" (Jan - Nov 1933)

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HOLLYWOOD MOVIE Reward Will Be Paid Everyone Who Submits Most Suitable Name Making good in her first Movie in EddiejCantor’s new picture, "The Kid from Spain," seems to be only a part of this winsome little blonde’s worries, for she must now seek a new name, one that sounds more like a movie star, than her present name, Edith Roark. A name, of course, does not mean everything, but it is important enough to Miss Roark and her publicity director, George Blake, to have them deposit $800 cash and agree to give this sum to anyone who sends in the most suitable name. Miss Roark says she hopes everyone who reads this nouncement will send her a name for any name may be chosen and win. Every reader who sends the name selected for Miss Roark will be the lucky owner of $800 cash prize. The rules to follow very simple. Only one name must submitted by each person. You may submit your own name, the name of a friend, or a name you make up, but all names should be mailed at once because $200 of this prize money will be given all winners whose name is mailed within five days after this this are be announcement is read, otherwise you can win only Miss Roark says "No reader should hesitate to send in a name for the very name you send may be the one selected, and $600. All suggested names must be mailed to win the $800 prize if sent on time." Miss Roark’s George Blake, Publicity Director, Studio 303, dream came true because she tried for the movies, 1023 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood, California, yours may also come true if you try for this prize.