Fashions of 1934 (Warner Bros.) (1934)

Exploitation ldeas | MORE USEFUL DISPLAY MATERIAL A complete and varied line of photo enlargements which form invaluable accessories. Use them in the lobby, on the front and for window displays. All articles available directly from PHOTOCOLOR STUDIOS, 220 West 42nd St., N. Y. C. PLEREL ORE DED ESB EPH PCR ORLOBER Oo ABS Peete Onn eueetanatiie FOR WINDOWS: Four handsome cut-out heads similar to one illustrated, designed for use as garment-hangers in women’s wear shops. Finished in natural colors, varnished and backed, they are ideal for planting in windows with theatre credit card. Dealer should share _ cost. Each $1.50. Set of 4, $5.00. PILAR LIB VELEN ALAS, LARD LORE EELS: DEEL BELLA LL EAR ERLE GEA LE LNA LR RIAL BG: BODeCoR KE oie Bere ompe es eT eee eee eee PL ORREA EL EEE ELL EGE ILE ELS LEDER ELI EMR SPAR L PA OPEL R ED DAES ONERPEDEOLES GE SH ROTODEEDED LE OLEED EH ERS Mile UDO HIS 28 088-0 OH OO HO-00-61R PERSONALITY PUZZLE This type of puzzle is used daily by the New York World-Telegram. It contains forty-six biographical questions on William Powell. est ee) eee eae ee , THE SCREEN'S FIAST LAUGH EXTRAVAGANZA WITH SONGS AND MUSIC | ae cine GORDEGUS MOBELS! SET-PIECE: This cut-out will attract attention in the lobby or on your front. Its brilliance will dominate any lobby. Finished in natural colors, the piece stands 68” high, 42” wide. Price, $8.75, net, F.O.B. New York. SPECIAL PHOTOS: Set of 16 x 20s offering well-rounded selection of star, spectacle and fashion scenes. Available on attractive, glossy, double-weight paper in rose and yellow glossy tints—printing in black, these enlargements are suitable for transparent effects or for regulation frames. Set of 6, priced at $2.50. Special 24-inch cut-out display heads are also available of Bette Davis, William Powell, Verree Teasdale and Frank McHugh. In natural colors and varnished for outdoor use. Grommetted for hanging. Specially priced at $1.65 each. FOR FRAMES: 28 x 42, black and white displays. Mounted on heavy card. Fit regulation one sheet frame, they are priced at $2.00 each. Four available. ACROSS Be COORD eas cacctex gps caueeeia sack beeper LEA 4, Fashionable trimming A 1. Whole name of male screen star.... 5. Anger. ........: ea ee WILIAM POWELL 7. One thousand 14, Siateenth Letter ..........cccccccceeccees 1 es Bae ENON. hes. oc essen ssh ene 15. Only things the star dreads...... 9. Broken piece FEARS 10. Noxious plant 16. Star says he wants to be in midst 11... 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Soca eS TO 60 Second Letter ssa. ies B 61. His favorite brew .......0........ ALE G2 VE COLON a: esr casvins dace! Ca ine SC Say 0 1 Te Oa eae ee nee oe LS (oY dea 777 PaaS eS ee eee ee ME Gd, SROPD AH) Sie. ates ee RAP 67. Southern constellation .......... ARA 69. In the direction Of i...0.....0..06..: TO 71. Nickname of youths’ organization Y Linc OULOTROAL. is csaisscdesti ve omar, 72 74. Representative ............0..... AGENT 1Gcc2Pawentieth Tietter — 05. cc ssiesecaceaess = i 77. Star’s favorite outdoor sport ....... TENNIS 78. Profession he once intended to CONGR. Sane eo LAWYER DOWN 1. Twenty-third Letter <.............. W = 2. Supposing that —.,..cck tia fevcccectk LF Mat No. 66 (Answer Incl.)—1l5c PUNCH DIALOGUE LINES FRANK McHUGH: “Lovely girl—she sticks to you when yowre in the money—and walks out on you when youw’re Slats (Still No. 10) DOROTHY BURGESS: “Of course; she’s a woman, and no woman could resist you!” (Still No. 1) WILLIAM POWELL: “You sold him the idea you were a Grand Duchess—now sell him the idea of this revue.” (Still No. 58) BETTE DAVIS: “Yes, I can see you just swept her off her feet by all your manly charm.” (Still No. 54) HUGH HERBERT: “But I don’t want to put on a show—I just want to sell ostrich plumes.” (Still No. 104) WILLIAM POWELL: “Now don’t you start—I got enough trouble explaining you to her.” (Still No. 6) FRANK McHUGH: “Am I interrupting a sale?’’ (Still No. 31) WILLIAM POWELL: “So... Jimmy’s a lovely person—the soul of honor ... and I’m the hell .. .” (Still No. 38) WILLIAM POWELL: “I promise, darling, after this one time, Pll quit this racket and we'll be married.” (Still No. 82) WILLIAM POWELL: “Is this a rehearsal, or are you making a scene?”’ (Still No. 103) Page Thirty-nine