Kodascope Talking-Film Library (1936)

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34 Paul, a prizefighter completely without funds and in arrears, is saved from having his personal effects seized for rent by the landlady, by the timely arrival of his manager with a contract for a bout that night. He is to receive $100.00 "win, lose or draw," but he does not know until he is in the ring that his opponent is "Gun Boat" Williams, the world's champion. Things go badly for Paul until by lucky chance he knocks out the champ and, as he believes, becomes the new champion. On learning that the fight was not sanctioned by the Commission and that he is still a third-rater, he thrashes the real champion and both managers. The unusual setting for the bout, a fashionable home, does not relieve this shriekingly funny picture of its ringside atmosphere. 21 min. 2L-4630 *One Punch O'Toole Code GERFA Fctiivbui Paul Hurst and Pert Kcltoii Paul, as a prizefighter of no great ability, furnishes amusement in a similar vein to that of "De Woild's Champeen." By the terms of his uncle's will, he becomes sole heir to a small bookstore which is rapidly losing money and is very much behind in the rent. Paul forcibly ejects the rent collector while his manager arranges a fight, the winnings from which will discharge the store's debts. The fight is a scream. Paul loses it, but does he get the cash? He does — in a very amusing way. If you like comedy of the prize ring variety, you will like this one. 20 iiii)i. (Pub. A, see page 7). 2P-4631 Babes in the Woods (ode GERFE The remarkable adventures of Hansel and Gretel, who wander far from home and meet with wonderful adventures in the great forest. The Sandman puts them to sleep, during which the Good Fairy comes with pleasant dreams and summons the Fairies to dance about the sleeping children. They are enticed into the Gingerbread House of the Wicked Witch who wishes to devour them ; Gretel pushes the Witch into the very oven in which the Witch had planned to cook Hansel. They are captured by the wicked elves, • Exclusive Kodascope Libraries Subject. To Avoid Disappointment —