Gold Diggers of 1935 (Warner Bros.) (1935)

POEM PUZZLE FOR PAPERS This puzzle or feature, whichever your editor prefers, is available in regular 2-column newspaper size. Order mat No. 8—20ce. (Solution ) Hugh Herbert, suave and softly cv HERBERT skitty, E ere POEM puzZiE Claims as his home town, New ae York City! He rose to manhood in the glare And razzle-dazzle of Times 0 -50-aIMe AG ‘ae Town, oty/ Square, ss Bw Sapicsideo-age Where shows and showmen, too, & bob up, | mez EOE B ‘| As thick as fleas do, on a pup! C4 s\\& oi, 2 = UP, He hit the tanks a "while de Ag eid Aas “FLEAC DO, @) A va stock, 3 Bias aes Then with his gags, made Broad| WE HIT BF tein] A wri in Stock. way rock! 7 a SH iBD-© cage moe Broapway feck] He acted nights, but spent his He Asoo-aawed NIGHTS BuT ofa H@DS_So0Are ears Concocting odd, rib-ticklin, lays TING ODD, REDE ra cuing ALFE| > : wall 5 | eowThat made the people snort and a? At wool] aie ZPLE SvoRt & SNIGGLE, sniggle, Queraw: & 1oo-porrsoe. Grean > @MO.=cie! pthc — chortle, groan and woop HDp, ® [INN] A So0-iTHER Hollen is > , : g ywood heard, and in a dither WIRED 2 HuGH 1 FBaixx Ome. teher! Wired to Hugh a brisk “Come Hither !”’ HUGH 500-<500, & sHQBST AFTER HIT: r : | COLDDIGUERS Paring a ae = Hugh did, and scored hit after hit; “Colddiggers” is new proof of it! “GOLD-DIGGING IN ADS” ‘‘Gold Digging in the Classified Ads’’ is a contest suggestion the business manager of your paper might be interested in. Paper invites readers to ‘Gold Dig’ in the ‘Classified Section,’ looking in the ‘‘For Rent’’ and ‘‘For Sale’’ columns for the best buy of the day. Passes are awarded for best letters on ‘‘Why I think my selection is the best buy-of-the-day.’’ Sounds interesting and plantable. “GOLDEN-HAIR’ TIEUP Beauty parlor chains might lend an ear to a window or ad tie-up on the basis of a display or contest for ‘‘the most beautiful golden-haired coiffure. Contest could be conducted on_ stage. EXPLOITATION 2» Novelties = Can Chocolate Gold Coins (Front) These chocolate coins (and good chocolate, too) are en You Use “Em? Newsboy Apron If you can get newsdealer to have his lads wear FEATURING 13 STARS them—you've got that many walking ballys for the picture. Made of heavy colored duck. Prices—5 to 24—65c. ea.; 25 to 50—50c. ea.; 51 and over—40c. ea. $1 extra for imprint on all orders closed in gold foil wrappers—to resemble gold pieces. Copy and illustrations are imprinted on the gold foil and also on the chocolate. Coins measure 1!/; inches in diameter and can be used for distribution in lobby or as throwaways. The success of this novelty on “Gold Diggers of 1933” prompts us in making it available again. Prices—1M—$7.50; 5M— $7.00 per M: 10M—$6.50 per M. Doorknob Hanger Not illustrated. Attractive display piece for hanging on doorknobs and auto handles. Printed in colored ink on colored cardboard stock. 9 inches’ deep. Prices — 1M — $6.00; 5M — _ $5.50 per M; 10M — $5.00 per M. & Paper Napkins Imprinted napkins for distribution in restaurants and ice cream parlours. Prices—1M—$3.50; 5M—$3.00 per M; 10M—$2.75 per M. Prices include imprinting Order directly from: ECONOMY NOVELTY CO. 239 W. 39TH STREET N. Y. C. up to 100. Over 100, im printing free. & Sateen Usher Sash Made of fine colored sateen, sashes stretch from shoulder to waist. Pins are attached with order. Prices—20c. each, minimum order is 5. They're especially adaptable for use by ushers in advance of playdate. Imprinted as desired. 22 x 26" Natural=-Color Portraits Beautiful 22” x 28” enlargements of the star heads shown below are now available. They make a swell lobby and front frame display. They contain no costume or title and are durably constructed for continued use on future productions. Printed in full color by a new lithographic process. Price $.40 each. RANGas » Page Fourteen AT YOUR EXCHANGE