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I“goNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1933.
NE OF THE 200 BEAUTIES IN ““GOLD DIGGERS
OF 1933”" AT THE PALACE FOR THREE DAYS
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“(;old Diggers of 19337, dramatic
jusical sereen special and the
ost lavighly ' produced motion pic
ure of the decade, opens today ai
he Palace theater for three days
Hailed as a fitting climax to a
eason of exceptional entertain
ent values started by the preseng
ation of the enormously popular
42nd Street,” ‘a few months*ago.
(30ld Diggers of 1933” has been
cclaimed by critiecs and by first
udiences as the most spectacular
nd vital entertainmgent ever orig
nated in Hollywood,
Light players = of ' stellar rank
eaded by Warren William, Joan
3londell and Ruby Keeler, take
mportant parts in this production
)thers include Dick Powell, Aline
ITacMahon, Guy KXibbee, Ginget
ogers and Ned Sparks. A new
3ushy Berkeley chorus of 200
eautiful girls, achieves startling
mportance in the present picture
n the most gorgeously staged en
ever conceived for stage
reen entertainment.
A vital and dramatic story of the
eople behind the production of a
reat Broadway show, “Gold‘ Dif
ers of 1933 would be a great
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picture even withicz; the enhance
ment of the spectacular musical
show settings, Combined with these
it is said to present the greatest
amusement value of this or any
other year's productions.
Richard Dix “No Marriage Ties”
‘Strand Tonight, Admission 15¢
How Richard Dix drives and
wavers between two women and
plays the public for suckers as
head of an advertising agency, is
briskly and daringly recounted in
“No Marriage Ties” his new pic
ture at the Strand tonight at bar
gain prices.
The picture provides Dix with
opportunities to display subtle
humor and dramatic power, plus
the remanticism remindful of his
early starring roles.
Dix’s leading lady, . Elizabeth
Allan, striking young British ac
tress, has the role of Peggy Wil
son, while Doris Kenvon returns
to the sereen in the part of Adri
enne.
Cartoon comedy “Krazy Spooks”
ig the added attraction -at the
Strand tonight.
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CLEAN FOOTBALLS OS2 HER?
i FAMOUS PUTT COACH +
Sy ENDS and backs who have to go down for
fl;i passes get quite a few hard knocks from
7 opponents on pass defense who, too often; are
g=N L. out to g:]:lte the receiver rather than the ball. ?f{
e F 0 course, illegal intertétence is promptly penaiz
(&A’ when seen by the official, but a penal{’yen will in
- pdß ey 1o way salve ‘he injuries.
& y) . Receivers, therefore, should be taught how
—_— // B to “take #"—how to go up after a pass, get
: B knocked down hard, and stifi be able to get up.
R =t o Relax from the waist up and have the arms
/f( / ~ and the body soft and liquid. Wrists must be
/ e relaxed and the hands and arms should be set,
o although not tensed, to gather in the ball when it
L B/ P reaches the passer.
= (A If knocked down, a relaxed body gets bruised
q f much less quickly than a tensed one. e
W/ Aanadia Sketch shows the way so catch a pass.
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—By WILLIAMS
—By COWAN
—By BLOSSEP
By SMALI
—By CRAN}
—By MARTIM
