Black Fury (Warner Bros.) (1935)

EXPLOITATION Yours For A Scene-A-Day Break (5th Day Contest) Last Chance To Win (3rd Day Contest) This Isn’t Difficult (4th Day Publicity) One More Day To Contend in Paul Muni Prize Test Only two more days to go! For the fourth day of the “Black Fury” contest we went to the loeal library for “word impressions.” We approached a number of people seated around one of the huge tables. The first person _ questioned on the photo illustrated above, amazed us with this reply: “Senator Carter Glass. That’s the man about whom I am now reading and I find that the photo. shown me suggests his name.” It sounded as though there were possibilities of the scene reminding one of the name of that famous gentleman so we murmured a hasty thank you and went in quest of nine other book L] 1. Pm Goin’ Shoppin’ With You. worms. Their answers form one [] 2. Mr. and Mrs. Is The Name of the contest’s most interesting : parts. See if you can figure it [|] 3. Pm Dancing With Tears in My Eyes. out. (] 4. Let’s Talk It Over. When all have appeared get your clippings together and send [| 5. A Latin From Manhattan. them to the Black Fury Contest [] 6. Walking My Baby Back Home. eis is ree ctngte a [] 7. I Only Have Eyes For You. The awards will be made on the basis of 4 d t1 8 Go Into Your Danee. sai Aad Mian'ttpsaapita write yo sne Muay aus, 9. Kickin’ the Gong Around. your name and address plainly. 2. They Satisf g plainly “a y: Prizes are: first, $10, second, $5 : ° [] 10. Alabamy Bound. ni Mead two sane Shr Blk 3. Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before. Furs! which ta comt ury” which is coming next week A. Eventually—Why Not Now. t0 The 8. Theatre, to the next ten best answers. (3rd Day Publicity) Good To The Last Drop. According to reports “Black nterin Third Fury” which stars the mighty The Pause That Refreshes. kh s La Paul Muni, is the most satisfyiP ing screen ‘drama of the year. Not A Cough In A Carload. Muni, who is expected to be Four Out Of Five Have It. of “Black Fury’’ Contest How are you coming along? You’ve probably solved all of them so far. Now let’s look at today’s part of the contest. In the scene illustrated above we see Paul Muni, Karen Morley and some of the other members of the “Black Fury” cast. Everybody seems happy, Muni and Miss Morley in particular. Guess they realized what a great hit “Black Fury” was going to make. We showed this to many of the famous orchestra leaders in town. To them the scene suggested titles of popular songs, both new and old. However, of the ten questioned, no two agreed as to which song in particular was pictured. We’ve decided on the one we think is most apt. It’s included in the list given and if you’re keen enough to find it you’re right in line for the many attractive prizes. Whieh song do you think fits the photo? Look them _ over. They’re right under the photo. All you need do is mark an X in the box next to the word you think best describes the photo. When all have appeared get your clippings together and send them to the Black Fury Contest Editor of the Journal before ....... Teese Ts when the contest closes. The awards will be made on the basis of accuracy and neatness. And don’t forget to write your name and adddress plainly. Prizes are: first, $10, second, $5 and third, two passes for “Black Fury” which is coming next-week to the ..........0.c ee. Theatre, to the next ten best answers. Paul Muni in “Black Fury” provides the Theatre with its most impressive drama since “I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang.” The gala premiere which takes place on will be attended by most of this city’s celebrities. (4th Day Frank Parker. Richard Lovelace. David Copperfield. Max Beerbohm. John Dos Passos. wee No John Drinkwater. Mark Twain. Albert Einstein. Se ee Ce ECO oe Og > Only One More Day seriously considered for an award by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his work in this production, is supported by one of the largest casts in any of this year’s pictures. There are thirty-six speaking parts. : Contest) Senator Carter Glass. Fiorello La Guardia. wenan Cy Oe ee) ad > It’s The Performance That Counts. Toast Of The Nation. (sth Day Publicity) Last Call for Entries in “‘Black Fury” Contest Record Number of Readers Have Entered In Novel ‘Description’ Test—Prizes To Be Announced Next Monday Here’s the one you’ve been waiting for! The last day’s photo and “word impressions” of the Black Fury Contest. While attending a get-together of a huge body of advertising men, we had oceasion to bring forth the above picture of the sereen’s master of characterization, Paul Muni. As you can easily see, this is not an ordinary portrait of an actor. It’s a great star in a typical scene from what eritics hail as “his greatest film,” “Black Fury.” The comments of these ad men were just what we expected. They described the photo by means of famous advertising slogans, familiar to all of you. The list which appears below the illustration tells all. Which one do you think most aptly describes Paul Muni? This is the final part of the contest so gather round while we give you a few final instructions. Double check on all of your answers. Youre liable to find that a few minutes spent this way will result in your righting a mistake. The contest isn’t quite as easy as it appears. Beware of the harmless looking stickers. Clip all of your answers together NEATLY. It’s only natural that an orderly assembled series of answers will receive preference over a sloppy, messylooking batch. All contestants must submit their solution to the “Black Fury” Contest Editor in care of the Journal not later than Decisions of the judges are final and will be published a week after conclusion of contest. Good luck. We hope you win! But whether you do or don’t, we strongly urge you to be presOntagit these. ves vac Theatre this ee eee eee when Paul Muni in “Black Fury” premieres. It’s a film we’re sure you'll like and one that will long be remembered. In addition to the mighty Muni, the cast includes Karen Morley, William Gargan and thousands of other players. Don’t miss it!