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2i]I plays it flawlessly.The Colonial Theatre is the scene of.Dixs new. triumph. ''The (5real Jasper” is a translation to the screen, literally and in spirit, of Fulton Ourslcr's novel of the same name. And Jasper is the most beguiling lover who ever begged the pardon in advance of his conquests. The story is a stir-riii, heart-throbbing one leavened with rather delicious natural humor.Fen I ii red with Richard Dix in this film attraction *re Edna May Oliver and 'Vera Engels.Starting tomorrow and continuing through Saturday the Coloniel Theatre will present Tom Keene in •Renegades- of the West,” with toscoe Ales and lie tty Furness.4r In addition to Renegades of the West” you will also see the fourth i episode of the serial “The Whispering Shadow” with Bela Lugosi and Karl Dane.HENRY’S THEATRE TO SHOWNEW MICKEY MOUSE PICTURESHenry’s Theatre has recently completed arrangements for the exclusive showing o! the Mickey Molise world famous motion picture cartoon character.Mickey Mouse” was created byWalt Disncv about five years ago.Mickey Mouse, together with Mr. Disney’s other animated cartoon feature, “Silly Symphony,” is released by United Artists Corporation., “Mickey Mouse lias become one of Die biggest of the United Artists stars and his pictures are shown in SS countries, throughout the worldand in 10,000 theatres in the United States alone. This year there will be .11 Mickey Mouse” and Silly Symphony pictures released, which when mullipled by the 10,000 theatres' showing them, means 110,000 engagements of this star of stars in the United States.AI reiul v he has played to an attendance of 1,000.000,000 in thiscountry.“Mickey Mouse” cartoon strips and Sunday colored cartoon pages are released by King Features to hundreds of nev'spapers and are read by millions of newspaper readers. In hundreds of radio programs Irving Caesar's sensational 30ng hit. “What, No Mickey Mouse? What Kind of a Parly is This?” has been played and sung.Periodicals throughout the world —magaxines like McCall's, \ anity Fair, Liberty, The Saturday Evening Post, Time, Fortune, Lire, College Humor, Photoplay—class mas* tuines and fan publications alike— have carried stories of Mr. Disney’s genius and the success of Mickey Mouse.Mickey Mouse” pictures are shown in the palaces of the world and have been viewed at command performances by the King and Queen of England, the Emperor of Japan, and Mussolini.The Southern Dairies, Inc., who have a large distributing plant in Hagerstown, have completed arrangements with Mr. Disney for the exclusive use of Mickey Mouse, in promoting ice cream and other dairy products.Southern Dairies will use this (unions character, beloved oy everybody throughout the south, on ice cream, malted milk, cheese and other dairy products, and will cover with an intensive advertising campaign the entire section served hv Southern Dairies. It 'S expected that many millions ofThere of the h Anita have d£ Miss of the I Headedvvu-Mji*show in.And from p to por who * . Morris As I of Rei with t Lew is and di most never Her the e blondiams aed W ConwBIGPinTrailole, ifooli Iv wwnel i rcsu westHaA. S ho in on 1 her v;on O venTcpackagesof the new MickeyMouse lee Cream In-a-Cup” will lie sold.FMogiometheliephiml
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Morning Herald
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Thu, Apr 27, 1933
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