Zombie Recipe from 1938
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PAGE FOUR WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1938 THE AMLSIMENT PACE Famous Flier Signed for Movie Hollywood, Oct. 27. (BUP>— Col. Hoscoe Turner, famous speed flier, is turning movie actor in a picture based on the adventures of a flight inspector. The flier, -winner of the Bendix and Thompson cup events of the national air races in recent years, arrived here from New York in his. own Diane to prepare for the movie ! day and then called firemen. A roie. I squirrel's nest was blocking the "If there's enough f'ying in the ! chimney. picture, I guess I'll get by," grinned Col. Turner. * * * Luise Rainer returned to work today, after a four-day illness, i despite the advice of her physician ! that she remain in bed for a few more days. The actress has been in ill health and announced she will take a six months vacation as soon as her current film is com- pleted. Jellie started his furnace the other ZOMBIE ZQWIE Hollywood Night Life Weird and Wonderful This is one of a series of articles by Frank Morriss, Free Press' staff writer, who is at present "star'' gazing at Hollywood. By FRANK MORRISS Variety is the spice of life, and when Hollywood goes -out to spend an evening at the secluded little drinking and eating spots, it carries a couple of pepper pots with it. All within the space of a few hours last night I stopped at a tropical hut where the rain beat down from a bamboo roof, paused at an elaborate beachcomber eating house, whisked away to Bali only to be brought- to earth in a Five and Ten cent eating house where sailors with girls under their arms consum- ed rum and huge hamburgers. And I have secured the recipe for a Zombie—but more about that later. The gentleman at Paramount studios who arranged my location trip two days ago has a few more ideas up his sleeve and when he eat a large slice of humble pie. I have been sneering in print and ii. public about the. way the public- ity boys have been drumming up stories about Joan Crawford's op- eratic voice. Joan has never been one of my favorites and when the voice culture stories began to circu- late I dismissed them as mere press agent stuff. So when on e of the boys asked me into' a music room at M.G;M. to hear some of her. records, I thought I was in for some fun. But the Crawford singing voice is lovely. I heard her do an aria from Traviata, a semi-popular song, The Lamp on the Corner, . a duet Erorn Don Giovanni with young Douglas McPhail, the Barcarolle from The Tales of Hoffmann with a gentleman. The lady had on the | Rosa Ponselle and a sacred number darndest red velvet hat and her with Betty Jaynes of the Chicago face was shaped like a flower. Opera The Crawford voice started "That's Marie Wilson," said my guide,-"the Marie Wilson who has created such sensation Boy Meets Girl with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien." Marie must have known my friend, for she blew him a kiss and smiled. It was almost 2 o'clock in the morning now, so we sailed from Bali hi another taxi, and as we moved swiftly along Los Angeles glowed soprano and rich, rounded mezzo—truly beautiful to hear. The studio not going to make an suggested that we take a night tour | below in a 'blanket of lights. I was raady for anything—which; Five and Ten was a good thing. Away we rode taxi and paused opposite Grauman's Chinese theatre, while at our right vas the rambling Hollywood hotel. Two huge searchlights pierced the sky and beyond swept the hills that encircle Los Angeles and its sub- rbs. It is the reopening of the .even Seas. The outside was just white plaster i but inside it was dim and mysterious and pictures of nude native girls decorated the walls. A bar ran the whole length of the eating house, looking out into a palm fringed courtyard. Suddenly frorrt- some- where there was a faint rumble of thunder and it began to drizle out- side. Just by pressing a button the barman had created a storm— a storm which grew in intensity as the lightning flashed and the rain came down in torrents. Then Came the Zombie Like a tropical storm, it was soon over and cut on Hollywood boule- vard we stepped again, into an- other taxi and away to Don the Beachcomber's restaurant. More bamboo. This time a huge, dim, hut with Hawaiian waiters. There we dined on Chin- ese green peas with pork, almonds, chicken, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, celery and onions, duck, fried shrimp and breast of chicken . . . all mixed up in a strange but de- licious concoction. Yes, it sounds strange, but it was really delicious and with it we sipped a Zombie. I shall never drink a Zombie again. Here's the recipe: The serv- ing glass should be approximately 14 ounces, and frosted. Into it is shaken one ounce of Demerara 150 proof rum, one- ounce of heavy Jamaica rum, one once of Guad- alupe rum and one ounce of Porto Rican cartadora. To this is added one ounce of Falernum and one ounce of simple syrup, the juice of one whole'Mexican lime and four dashes of bitters. Decorate with fruits in season, and mint Modernistic Bali j Another taxi, another trip. This time out to the Sunset Strip, a sec- tion of land not controlled, by the city of Los Angeles. We walked down some steps into Bali, a mod- ernistique Bali it is true, but still Bali. Here Bruz Fletcher was sing- ing sophisticated songs. In a high, unpleasant voice, with just the merest of accompaniments, they were nevertheless given with such a sense of style and. showmanship that the crowd demanded encore after encore. Over in the corner sat a lady and operatic picture with her for a year, but when they do I think you'll be amazed. I was. And so to Bradley's Five and Ten where we saw the sailors and their lassies drinking and eating. Good California wine was five cents a glass and here is a specimen from the menu: "A huge hamburger steak cooked in Italian bread and served with a flock ot shoestring potatoes, 20 cents." I didn't try that. Enough was enough. We headed home. And can you blame us? Ladies and gentlemen, you are SPEED ACE COMING. Montreal Oct. 27. ' (BTJP)—Cana- dian Pacific steamship officials an- nounced today that Sir Malcolm Campbell, former holder of the World's automobile speed record, would sail ior Canada on the Em- press of Britain, Saturday. ARMS SMUGGLING Windsor, Ont, Oct. 27. (CP)~ Gordon B. Ellis, past president of the Essex Trades and Labor Council, olive oil on a half loaf of told the organization Tuesday night tha) . honorable gentleman had about to see a Free Press reporter'gling. told him that arms and ammunition are being smuggled into Canada by Fascist groups. Ellis said his infor- mant had told Prime Minister Mac- kenzie King of the alleged smug- SWEETHEARTS OF "TEST PILOT" bring you new romantic thrills on land, sea, and in the air! High speed drama of jiewsreel cameraman and a beautiful round-the-world flier! (General) ••^ AIR-CONDITIONED «^<V BEACON it RUPERT FREE! TODAY (ALL DAY) TO LADY PATRONS • Exclusive "ROYAL MAJESTY" ENGLISH DINNERWARE . aerwEEN r»-8 O'CLOCK. A BEAUTH-LJL io-,t VNUI ut "HR,OOGH THE COURTbiY OC PI CADI Lit FLOMSTS. . 12-2 2Oc 2-6 15c EVE.35C UPTOWN f •"TWO QUIZ PICTURES 1 Shirley Temple—Jimmy Durante Georirc Murphy—Edna Mae Oliver "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY" Also, "Bulldog Drummond in Africa" TONIGHT OPEN 6.30 (General) FINAL SHOWING TODAY ROBERT MONTGOMERY VIRGINIA BRUCE "YELLOW JACK" — HIT No ••• (Aduit) "Little Miss Thoroughbred" 15c <° 6 p.m. Fret to the Ladles I Borale Maid Dinnern-are I STRRLRND 2 ACE HITS! MICKEY ROONEY FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW "LORD JEFF" Torchy Blane in Panama" IALTO ALL TODAY TO LADY PATRONS "DORCHESTER-PATTERN ENGLISH DINNERWARE CLENDA FARRELL BARTON MACLANE "BLONDES AT WORK" Anthony Bushel!—Jane Baxter 'TRAPPED IN THE_ ALPS' (Adult) ON THE STAGE DIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD BILLY BARTY Dynamic Litlle_ Movie 'Personality With ' S WELL KNOWN SCREEN STARS 2 Grand Screen Shows, 2 (Adult) Cary COOPER Claudett* COLBERT "BLUEBEARD'S 8TH WIFE" Also .1. EDGAR HOOVER in ["You Can't Get Away With It" Starts Saturday [ ALL STAR ACTS I! FROM DETROIT M»ny say it'j bctler rhan "Said O'Reilly To MeNab" 'ALF'S BUTTON AFLOAT' 2 Special Screen Features W. C. FIELDS * DOROTHY LAMOUR * MARTHA RAYE *BEN BLUE in BIG BROADCAST OF 1938'' Also GLENDA FARRELL and BAKTON McLANE in "BLONDES AT WORK" NEXT ATTRACTION DEANNA DURBIM THAT CERTAIN ACE" ALL THIS WEEK; Thrills—Chill Laughter! Comedy Mystery Thriller NEXT WEEK STEPPING SISTERS LOW ADMISSION PRICES MATINEE I ; EVENINGS Opening until 1,000 Balcony 6 p-m. I i : Se»r« INCLUDING SATURDAYS BUBBLING OVER WITH WIT AND THE RICHEST FUN ! The screen's mad- dest mix-up in a month of Sundays when Cupid hits the wrong targets and starts a. MATRIMONIAL MARATHON! A Movie Quiz Picture BE EARLY SATURDAY NIGHT First Evening Show Starts at 6.20. All for one—one for all and every m*n for himself. "BROADWAY MUSKETEERS" Marcaret Lindsaj'—Ann Sheridan—Marie Wilson John Litel—Janet Chapman At 12.18, 2.5S, 5.10. 8.3» (General) New Policy is Boon To Movie Quiz Contest NEW SHOWS TWICE WEEKLY! Speed-up program reduces time — an important facior— in your efforts to capture valuable Quiz Contest Prizes! All New Shows Each Saturday and Wednesday Ph. 962 Luxuriously Comfortable! (A — STARTS TOMOKftOV *- o'S n ^ —With— RICHARD LANE LORRAINE JKKUEGER PAUL GU1LFOYLE KAY StJTTON- Cheiter Morris Frances Mercer "SMASHING THE RACKETS" tomorrow l»-15c — 10-15-25e.' (Adult) Cinder Douglas ROGERS FAIRBANKS, JB. 'HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME" r IADULTS TO < 6 P.M. DAILT SATCBDATS * HOLIDAYS to 5 P.M. CAdult) TONIGHT OPEN 6 P.M. Roller Skate AT THE _ WINNIPEG ROLLER RINK Special Bate, to PartlM of 10 or More . PHONE 30 83» — ADDED FEATURE — Ann DVORAK—Donald WOODS, in "THE CASE OF THE STUTTERING BISHOP' CABIOOK NEWS CABV KATHEBINE GUAM HEPBURN "BRINGING UP BABY" Ais» PAUL KELLY In "PAROLE RACKET" SCOOP OF ISSUE OF MARCH "^ "PRELUDE TO CONQUEST OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA" Her Majesty's Dinnerw&re to Ladiea FBEE DDOJERWABE TO LADIES BOBBY BREEN. NED SPARKS "HAWAII CALLS" LORETTA TOONG—OOH AMECHE "LOVE UNDER FIRE" (Adult) PARK Sonja Henle—Don Ameche "HAPPY LANDING" Bonaia Itea^an—Mary Ma^nire "SERGEANT MURPHY" Door. Open 0.30—Adult, iSc to 8 . *•* Show at 9. (General) United Scottish Association Spend your Hallow- e'en with the Scots at the Great Carnival. Make it Two Nights, Tomorrow, Saturday, and also Monday. The best fun in a whole year. • ALL PROCEEDS FOR BENEVOLENCE Come and bring your family and your friends and your neighbors. Admission 25c HUMAN AS UK TOUR lO»« — Hot! — Jealousy — Gr«*d — Frenzy — Sacri- .Bc«. . . . On Any SIr«*t in Any City In the World I Samuel Qoldwyn pres«£\ STRCEI sccml — WITH — ! SYLVIA SIDNEY 1 WILLIAM COLLIES, «.. — ADDED FEATURE — . • Walter HOUSTON—Marian MXMV with -MOVITA" ot Mvtiiir « m; Bounty, in , "CAPTAIN CALAMITY" FILMED IK H1BLICOLOI Rita fohnton Bruce Cabot 'UNDER "IOth Am. KM'* and .(***> WESTERN STAB" : S «PP« sho JOE PENNEB—LUCILLE BALL "GO CHASE YOURSELF" B»»erty KOBEKXS—Dick PUBCELL "DAREDEVIL DRIVERS" FBOSPKBUTT GIFT WTE. 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A page from the Winnipeg Free Press, dated 28th of October 1938, showing a recipe for the Zombie Rum Punch.
Transcript of Zombie Recipe from 1938
PAGE FOUR WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1938
THE AMLSIMENT PACEFamous FlierSigned for Movie
Hollywood, Oct. 27. (BUP>— Col.Hoscoe Turner, famous speed flier,is turning movie actor in a picturebased on the adventures of a flightinspector.
The flier, -winner of the Bendixand Thompson cup events of thenational air races in recent years,arrived here from New York in his.own Diane to prepare for the movie ! day and then called firemen. Aroie. I squirrel's nest was blocking the
"If there's enough f'ying in the ! chimney.
picture, I guess I'll get by," grinnedCol. Turner. * * *
Luise Rainer returned to worktoday, after a four-day illness,
i despite the advice of her physician! that she remain in bed for a fewmore days. The actress has beenin ill health and announced shewill take a six months vacation assoon as her current film is com-pleted.
Jellie started his furnace the other
ZOMBIE ZQWIEHollywood Night LifeWeird and Wonderful
This is one of a series of articles by Frank Morriss, Free Press'staff writer, who is at present "star'' gazing at Hollywood.
By FRANK MORRISSVariety is the spice of life, and when Hollywood goes -out to
spend an evening at the secluded little drinking and eatingspots, it carries a couple of pepper pots with it.
All within the space of a fewhours last night I stopped at atropical hut where the rain beatdown from a bamboo roof, pausedat an elaborate beachcomber eatinghouse, whisked away to Bali onlyto be brought- to earth in a Five andTen cent eating house where sailorswith girls under their arms consum-ed rum and huge hamburgers. AndI have secured the recipe for aZombie—but more about that later.
The gentleman at Paramountstudios who arranged my locationtrip two days ago has a few moreideas up his sleeve and when he
eat a large slice of humble pie.I have been sneering in print and
ii. public about the. way the public-ity boys have been drumming upstories about Joan Crawford's op-eratic voice. Joan has never beenone of my favorites and when thevoice culture stories began to circu-late I dismissed them as mere pressagent stuff.
So when one of the boys askedme into' a music room at M.G;M.to hear some of her. records, Ithought I was in for some fun.
But the Crawford singing voiceis lovely. I heard her do an ariafrom Traviata, a semi-popular song,The Lamp on the Corner, . a duetErorn Don Giovanni with youngDouglas McPhail, the Barcarollefrom The Tales of Hoffmann with
a gentleman. The lady had on the | Rosa Ponselle and a sacred numberdarndest red velvet hat and her with Betty Jaynes of the Chicagoface was shaped like a flower. Opera The Crawford voice started"That's Marie Wilson," said myguide,-"the Marie Wilson who hascreated such sensation BoyMeets Girl with James Cagney andPat O'Brien."
Marie must have known myfriend, for she blew him a kiss andsmiled.
It was almost 2 o'clock in themorning now, so we sailed from Balihi another taxi, and as we movedswiftly along Los Angeles glowed
soprano and rich, roundedmezzo—truly beautiful to hear. Thestudio not going to make an
suggested that we take a night tour | below in a 'blanket of lights.I was raady for anything—which; Five and Tenwas a good thing.
Away we rode taxiand paused opposite Grauman'sChinese theatre, while at our rightvas the rambling Hollywood hotel.
Two huge searchlights pierced thesky and beyond swept the hills thatencircle Los Angeles and its sub-
rbs. It is the reopening of the.even Seas.The outside was just white plaster
i but inside it was dim and mysteriousand pictures of nude native girlsdecorated the walls. A bar ran thewhole length of the eating house,looking out into a palm fringedcourtyard. Suddenly frorrt- some-where there was a faint rumble ofthunder and it began to drizle out-side. Just by pressing a buttonthe barman had created a storm—a storm which grew in intensity asthe lightning flashed and the raincame down in torrents.
Then Came the Zombie
Like a tropical storm, it was soonover and cut on Hollywood boule-vard we stepped again, into an-other taxi and away to Donthe Beachcomber's restaurant.More bamboo. This time ahuge, dim, hut with Hawaiianwaiters. There we dined on Chin-ese green peas with pork, almonds,chicken, mushrooms, bamboo shoots,celery and onions, duck, friedshrimp and breast of chicken . . .all mixed up in a strange but de-licious concoction. Yes, it soundsstrange, but it was really deliciousand with it we sipped a Zombie.
I shall never drink a Zombieagain. Here's the recipe: The serv-ing glass should be approximately14 ounces, and frosted. Into it isshaken one ounce of Demerara 150proof rum, one- ounce of heavyJamaica rum, one once of Guad-alupe rum and one ounce of PortoRican cartadora. To this is addedone ounce of Falernum and oneounce of simple syrup, the juice ofone whole'Mexican lime and fourdashes of bitters. Decorate withfruits in season, and mint
Modernistic Bali jAnother taxi, another trip. This
time out to the Sunset Strip, a sec-tion of land not controlled, by thecity of Los Angeles. We walkeddown some steps into Bali, a mod-ernistique Bali it is true, but stillBali. Here Bruz Fletcher was sing-ing sophisticated songs. In a high,unpleasant voice, with just themerest of accompaniments, theywere nevertheless given with sucha sense of style and. showmanshipthat the crowd demanded encoreafter encore.
Over in the corner sat a lady and
operatic picture with her for a year,but when they do I think you'll beamazed.
I was.
And so to Bradley's Five and Tenwhere we saw the sailors and theirlassies drinking and eating. GoodCalifornia wine was five cents aglass and here is a specimen fromthe menu:
"A huge hamburger steak cookedinItalian bread and served with a flockot shoestring potatoes, 20 cents."
I didn't try that. Enough wasenough. We headed home. And canyou blame us?
Ladies and gentlemen, you are
SPEED ACE COMING.
Montreal Oct. 27. ' (BTJP)—Cana-dian Pacific steamship officials an-nounced today that Sir MalcolmCampbell, former holder of theWorld's automobile speed record,would sail ior Canada on the Em-press of Britain, Saturday.
ARMS SMUGGLINGWindsor, Ont, Oct. 27. (CP)~
Gordon B. Ellis, past president ofthe Essex Trades and Labor Council,
olive oil on a half loaf of told the organization Tuesday nighttha). honorable gentleman had
about to see a Free Press reporter'gling.
told him that arms and ammunitionare being smuggled into Canada byFascist groups. Ellis said his infor-mant had told Prime Minister Mac-kenzie King of the alleged smug-
SWEETHEARTS OF "TEST PILOT"bring you new romantic thrills on land,sea, and in the air! High speed drama of
jiewsreel cameraman and a beautifulround-the-world flier!
(General)
••̂ AIR-CONDITIONED «^<VBEACONit RUPERT
FREE! TODAY(ALL DAY)
TO LADY PATRONS
• Exclusive "ROYAL MAJESTY"
ENGLISH DINNERWARE
.aerwEEN r » - 8 O'CLOCK. A BEAUTH-LJL io-,t VNUI ut"HR,OOGH THE COURTbiY O C PI CADI Lit FLOMSTS. .
12-2 2Oc 2-6 15c EVE.35C
UPTOWN
f
•"TWO QUIZ PICTURES1
Shirley Temple—Jimmy DuranteGeorirc Murphy—Edna Mae Oliver"LITTLE MISS BROADWAY"
Also, "Bulldog Drummondin Africa"
TONIGHT OPEN 6.30 (General)
FINAL SHOWING TODAYROBERT MONTGOMERY
VIRGINIA BRUCE
"YELLOW JACK"— HIT No ••• (Aduit)
"Little Miss Thoroughbred"15c <°
6 p.m.Fret to the Ladles I
Borale Maid Dinnern-are I
STRRLRND2 ACE HITS!
MICKEY ROONEYFREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW
"LORD JEFF"
Torchy Blane in Panama"
IALTOALL
TODAYTO LADY PATRONS
"DORCHESTER-PATTERN
ENGLISH DINNERWARE
CLENDA FARRELLBARTON MACLANE
"BLONDES AT WORK"Anthony Bushel!—Jane Baxter
'TRAPPED IN THE_ ALPS' (Adult)
ON THE STAGEDIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD
BILLY BARTYDynamic Litlle_ Movie 'Personality
With '
S WELLKNOWNSCREENSTARS
2 Grand Screen Shows, 2(Adult) Cary COOPER
Claudett* COLBERT
"BLUEBEARD'S 8TH WIFE"Also .1. EDGAR HOOVER in
["You Can't Get Away With It"
Starts Saturday
[ ALL STARACTS
I!FROM
DETROIT
M»ny say it'jbctler rhan
"Said O'ReillyTo MeNab"
'ALF'SBUTTONAFLOAT'
2 SpecialScreen Features
W. C. FIELDS* DOROTHY LAMOUR
* MARTHA RAYE*BEN BLUE in
BIG BROADCAST OF 1938''Also GLENDA FARRELL
and BAKTON McLANE in"BLONDES AT WORK"
NEXT ATTRACTION
DEANNA DURBIM
THATCERTAIN ACE"
ALL THIS WEEK;Thrills—ChillLaughter!
ComedyMystery Thriller
NEXT WEEK
STEPPING SISTERS
LOW ADMISSION PRICESMATINEE I ; EVENINGS
Opening until 1,000 Balcony6 p-m. I i : Se»r«INCLUDING SATURDAYS
BUBBLINGOVER WITH
WIT AND THERICHEST FUN !
The screen's mad-dest mix-up in amonth of Sundayswhen Cupid hits thewrong targets and
starts a.
MATRIMONIALMARATHON!
A Movie QuizPicture
BE EARLYSATURDAY NIGHT
First Evening ShowStarts at 6.20.
All for one—one for all andevery m*n for himself.
"BROADWAY MUSKETEERS"Marcaret Lindsaj'—Ann Sheridan—Marie Wilson
John Litel—Janet Chapman
At 12.18, 2.5S, 5.10. 8.3» (General)
New Policy is BoonTo Movie Quiz Contest
NEW SHOWSTWICE WEEKLY!
Speed-up program
reduces time — an
important facior—
in your efforts to
capture valuable
Q u i z C o n t e s tPrizes!
All New Shows Each Saturdayand Wednesday
Ph. 962Luxuriously Comfortable! (A
— STARTS TOMOKftOV *-
o'S
n^ — With—
RICHARD LANELORRAINE JKKUEGERPAUL GU1LFOYLEKAY StJTTON-
Cheiter Morris
Frances Mercer
"SMASHING THERACKETS"
tomorrow
l»-15c — 10-15-25e.' (Adult)Cinder Douglas
ROGERS FAIRBANKS, JB.
'HAVING A WONDERFULTIME"r
IADULTS TO <
6 P.M.DAILT
SATCBDATS* HOLIDAYS
to 5 P.M.
CAdult)
TONIGHT OPEN 6 P.M.
Roller SkateAT THE
_ WINNIPEG
ROLLER RINKSpecial Bate, to PartlM of 10 or More
. PHONE 30 83»
— ADDED FEATURE —Ann DVORAK—Donald WOODS, in
"THE CASE OF THESTUTTERING BISHOP'
CABIOOK NEWS
CABV KATHEBINEGUAM HEPBURN
"BRINGING UP BABY"Ais» PAUL KELLY In
"PAROLE RACKET"SCOOP
OFISSUE OF MARCH
"̂"PRELUDE TO CONQUEST OF
CZECHOSLOVAKIA"Her Majesty's Dinnerw&re to Ladiea
FBEE DDOJERWABE TO LADIES
BOBBY BREEN. NED SPARKS
"HAWAII CALLS"LORETTA TOONG—OOH AMECHE
"LOVE UNDER FIRE" (Adult)
P A R KSonja Henle— Don Ameche
"HAPPY LANDING"Bonaia Itea^an—Mary Ma^nire
"SERGEANT MURPHY"Door. Open 0.30—Adult, iSc to 8
. *•* Show at 9. (General)
United ScottishAssociation
Spend your Hallow-e'en with the Scots atthe Great Carnival.Make it Two Nights,Tomorrow, Saturday,and also Monday.
The best fun in a whole year. •
ALL PROCEEDS FOR
BENEVOLENCE
Come and bring your familyand your friends and yourneighbors.
Admission 25c
HUMAN AS UK TOUR
lO»« — Hot! —
Jealousy — Gr«*d— Frenzy — Sacri-.Bc«. . . . On AnySIr«*t in Any City
In the World I
Samuel Qoldwyn pres«£\
STRCEIsccml
— WITH — !
SYLVIA SIDNEY 1WILLIAM COLLIES, «..— ADDED FEATURE — . •
Walter HOUSTON— Marian MXMVwith -MO VITA" ot Mvtiiir « m;
Bounty, in ,
"CAPTAIN CALAMITY"FILMED IK H1BLICOLOI
Rita fohntonBruce Cabot
'UNDER
"IOth Am. KM'*and .(***>
WESTERN STAB" :
S«PP« shoJOE PENNEB— LUCILLE BALL
"GO CHASE YOURSELF"B»»erty KOBEKXS— Dick PUBCELL
"DAREDEVIL DRIVERS"FBOSPKBUTT GIFT WTE. (Ganerall
AIETthat
dol-ldn't
MARGARET JAMESSULLAVAN STEWART
'SHOPWORN ANGEL'ALSO CAdult)
HAROLD LLOYD in"PROFESSOR BEWARE"
"MARUSYA"UKRAINIAN TALKING PICTURES
WITH ENGLISH TITLESBased on the
UKRAINIAN FOLK DRAMA
"OY NE KHODY HRYCIUNA VECHERNYCr
Chora. ma •«..
DR. ALEXANDER KOSHETZFamous Ukrainian Composer
Featuring a galaxy of well-kiow\artists, including MAURICE LECHOW
popular young Winnipeg dancer '
THIS OUTSTAXDING FILMBE SHOWN AT THE
WILL
FOBTSTREETOrpheum Theatre
A <J«V» SAT.. OCT 29 A^ o«l|r and 31. 1
NOV. l.t and 2ndDoors Open 1 P.m. jjally. Continuous
Performance
day,only
Phone55 331 ELN Talbot
at Allen
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