Larceny Inc (Warner Bros.) (1942)

KREKRK* N THEATRE IMPRINT EWS FLA SH kKkKkkk “Larceny, Inc.” Is Open for Business—Mostly Monkey! By Edward G. (The Boss) Robinson Remember me? Little Caesar! Brother Orchid! Well, them days is gone forever. I’m strictly legitimate now. Just call me J. Chalmers Maxwell, president, secretary and especially treasurer of Larceny, Inc. Some idea of the wonderful buys you can make at our store are advertised on this page. But that ain’t the half of it. Where else could you get What a Phoney! Even His Tie is Crooked! slatless Venetian Blinds or buy Times Square, Pennsylvania Station or the Brooklyn Bridge, if you want it? Honest, folks, if you want to shop where the larceny is grand — and the fun is grander — don’t miss Warner Bros. latest laff-film, “Larceny, Inc.” There’s a laugh for every line and a thrill for every scene—and they all come with machinegun speed! P.S. Special For Week! All kinds of stealing done quick and neat. (Adv.) Does your hubby PICK. The Meet the mob of “Larceny, Inc.” Edward G. Robinson as the “boss” is so crooked kets. He doesn’t need the key he picks his own poc to the city — he can open every lock in it. If you don’t keep your mouth shut —he’ll steal the gold right out of your teeth. As a matter of fact, he’ll steal anything — including your girl] friend! Then there’s the moll Jane Wyman — what a honey for your money! And Broderick Don t Re 7 A DROOP, DRIP! Why curl your shoulders lugging luggage made of leather? BUY ‘LUG LUGGAGE Especially made for Quick Getaways! 3 PAPERWEIGHT! PAPER MADE! GUARANTEED—I¢ it don’t rain! only $85.03 Larceny, inc Mail orders (female, too!) EIGHTH FLOOR *BACK ROOM (ask for Jo-Jo) YOUR PHOTO TAKEY... FREE So easy to get— practically 9 Crawford is a powerhouse a “steal’’! Here’s what to do: on you on legs—a man of “steal’’! Pick a law. Got it? Now break it, If you don’t watch out not too gently. Broken? That’s all, they’ll fill you full of laughs ee ee hi: 1 . snappe y experts. ade while i ats one ee es with a howl you wait—from 5 to 20 years—but do it with or hysterics. ABSOLUTELY FREE! ree So hang on to your dough boys! Hold tight to your LARCENY ING grade Frebe: hearts girls! Here comes | Edward G. Robinson proved too iy ° “the pick of the racket king and his | crooked for one guy — so he the pack!” You mirthful mob! incorporated! We ought to know! pick ’em... he a FOR SALE 4 . we pick up v eon J what’s left. CHEAP ) an A slight case of hysterics, contains 1000 laughs, 730 howls and 475 roars. Will sacrifice 838 thrills at no 9 extra cost. Act quickly! INC. SEE Your pockets—we pick ’em! L A R C = a Y, * WANNA | BUY A SUBWAY: INC. Why Walk? Why Ride an Automobile? way? WHY? WHY? Yes, why?, when you can own your own underground (how British!) Cheap, too! Only $72,000— includes trains (so nice for the children!) WILL YOU BE SATISFIED? Ask the man who owns There’s a laugh for every line and a thrill for every scene... and they all , come with 4 machine-gun speed! ALL KINDS OF THIEVING DONE QUICK & NEAT PUBLIC SALE at midnight, in the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge! Ccthe Mo€2.) ee Greenwood Cemetery. Bring L your money with you. Come arceny alone. We'll have the subINC. JANE WYMAN way with us. and Edward G. Robinson, Prop. BRODERICK CRAWFORD JACK CA RSO N Directed by LLOYD BACON Screen Play by Everett Freeman and Edwin Gilbert Based Upon a Play by LAURA & S. J. PERELMAN [Snipe Theatre Credits Across Bottom of Page]