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Take it from Chuck Connors Mayor of the Bowery ... CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN! Main Street or Bowery...1890 or 1933 ...the well-dressed man has a head start toward success. Just as Chuck Connors (portrayed by Wallace Beery in"The Bowery'^was the fash¬ ion plate of his day, you can look your best by selecting a new fall out- from our complete stock today. fie Sure To See Wallace BEERY George RAFT Jackie COOPER "THE BOWERY" at the STATE THEATRE • You may laugh at Wallace Beery in "The Bowery" but he got ahead by keep¬ ing up with the styles of the times. Join in the new prosperity by bringing your wardrobe up-to-date. Priced to fit your pocket- book, too. STAR CLOTHIERS 247 MAIN STREET Special 11 x 14 for Crowd Appeal Here’s an 11 x 14 that will attract as much attention as any display you can get. Ten colorful pictures showing how “The Bowery” brings the old Bowery back to life. Your patrons will get a big laugh out of these old-time scenes. You can blow up this 11 x 14 for a grand lobby display if you want a larger size. Order direct from Exploitation Dept., United Artists Corp., 729 7th Ave., New York City. Each 20 cents. The Puffed Sleeves of the Bowery l] 1 ^( 5 »;£ HKDl- Are Back Again! You can capitalize on the new fall fashions by getting your leading department stores to feature window displays showing how the dresses of today are modern adaptations of the Bowery styles. Give them plenty of stills to use in their windows, and scout around town for some gowns of the period. Issue an appeal in the newspapers for dresses of the Bowery period to be used by the department stores, and you can get some fine displays of both the old and the new dresses. In tying up a clothing store for the special ad below, arrange for similar window displays of the change in men’s styles, showing a suit like Wal¬ lace Beery wears and one of mod¬ ern cut. Plant This Ad with a Clothing Store < - - Here’s a natural for a clothing store. An ad away from the general run of advertis¬ ing, and sure to attract a lot of attention. Order it in mat form from your United Artists Exchange. Your local dealer can set in his own signature cut, or even new copy if he wishes. Be sure the box for your ad carries your play dates. 9—Two Col. Special Exploitation (Mat .10; Cut .40)