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Westward Ho—
Below, Joan Blondell who will give a cocktail party with Dick Powell for this year's Tourists
Above, Paramount Studios, which Movieland Tourists will see from the inside.
To Hollywood!
H The watchword for a perfect vacation this year is — -Westward Ho!
Westward to Hollywood for two magnificent weeks of travel, fun, the thrills of an exciting tour of the town, and a visit to the home of two famous stars!
The 1940 Fawcett Movieland Tour makes it possible for you to enjoy such a vacation at very modest cost. This year the Tour leaves Chicago on July 14. The trip West will take the Tourists through some of America's most beautiful scenery — the Ten Thousand Lakes region, the Rocky Mountains, Puget Sound, Mt. Shasta and many other scenic wonders.
The entire trip will be made in beautifully appointed, air-conditioned cars and Pullmans. There is no extra charge for this added feature which assures your comfort and relaxation all the way. On July 22 the Movieland Tour will arrive in Hollywood, to be greeted at the station by a welcoming committee which will include a famous film personality.
The Movieland Tourists will be taken to special buses for a sight-seeing trip through the movie colony. Guides will point out the homes of the stars and other Hollywood highlights. Through special arrangements made by Hollywood Magazine with officials of Paramount Pictures, the Tourists will be entertained at lunch at the studio commissary, known as the "International Cafe," and will be taken on a guided tour through the Paramount plant and sound stages. Tourists may be fortunate enough to see a forthcoming Paramount hit in Droduction.
Arrangements have been made for Tourists to visit Treasure Island and the Golden Gate Exposition, Lake Arrowhead and other points of interest. During the Hollywood portion of the trip, Tourists will stay at the splendid Biltmore Hotel.
High point of the trip will come when the Movieland Tourists spend an afternoon as the personal guests of Joan Blondell and Dick Powell on the estate of these two popular Paramount stars. The Tourists will be entertained at a lawn cocktail party, and will have ample opportunity to become acquainted with Joan and Dick.
Every major expense of the trip is included in the $180 price — railroad fare, meals, hotel, the tour of Hollywood, visit to Paramount studio, the cocktail party at the home of the Powells, and incidental pleasure jaunts.
The return trip also includes breathtaking scenery and the best railroad accommodations.
Cut out the coupon on this page today. Without any cost whatever, a booklet will be sent you containing complete details of the 1940 Fawcett Movieland Tour. Get your copy of this booklet and prepare for the most exciting vacation of your life!
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