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Torrance Herald r DB)CI8MDtDR ;12, 1936.' TORRANCE HERALD, Torrance, California Vivacious Joan Charms Men How Should "Tunnel" Dramatizes Future Again In New Film At Plaza A Wife Treat Undersea Speedway to Europ "Otter Woman" PHONE TORRANCE 132 How should a wife treat t other woman when they meet mrflday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 12-13-14. This fine point of modem e quette, Which unfortunate! that bear the trade- ftEEN'S MOST LOVABl mod e r n' marttal unhapplne p"<nd bit ptl.u* in ark of distinguished »to*howj6utt«w«yto Often brings, was brought to laugbi and t«*n - tht attention of audiences makers . GIFTS of -inrming atory oi a the run of "Streamline Express instant and lasting ap­ tfi It wlU lhr« lofag the amusing farce-comedy whi «f tboicrac.nl la playing tonight, Friday an peal, whose creators Saturday at the Torrance The pridef ully pronounce tre. them the best and whose In this picture Erin O'Brie Moore plays the part of th reputations guarantee it. wife, and Clay Clement the par f! : of the husband. He is elopin with Esther Rateton, a blonc and over-practical airen. His wife gets on the train an not being able to find a com partment is placed in with hi husband, having so reglstere Rearing in "I Live My Life" herself. While she is there, hi Brian Aheme, Joan Crawford, pr«d husband's loved one enters, an In Joan Crawford'a latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer pic then arose the question on "ho ture, Screening Sunday through Tuesday, December 16 to to meet the other woman." Madge Evans and Richard Dlx are starred in th 13, at the Hawthorne Plaza, Brian Aherne and Fred Keat In this particular case th thrilling futuristic film, "Transatlantic Tunnel," coming t Joan. The story script called for an exhibition the Torrance Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday next week the laminated Pearl Ing match wits and ardor for the hand of great politeness and sympath SPANKY McTARLAND concerns,the romance of a society girl and a musty, ye but what would, the averag fountain pen that holds UncMbrSlCtUUD BOLKSUWSal young and handsome archeologlst. Woman do? 102% more ink and Beery Cracks the Whip Over shows when to refill! and "O'Shaughnessy's Boy" Reunites Bengal Tiger In Circus Film STREAMLINE EXPRESS** Edmund Gwenn With Victor Jory and Evelyn Venable Stars In Film At Plaza Theatn Scores Hit As Sunday, Monday, bee 15-16 Wallace Beery and Jackl smashing climax' DroD Bishop "The Crusades" hooper are united once more i From the standpoint of circus he Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer pi spectacle, "O'S h a u g h n e s s y's CecH B. De Mille's Gigantic Spectacle ure, "O'Shaughnessy's Boy, been equallec coming today to the Plaza Thea Boy" has never pant in "The Bishop Mtsb i and new pi on the screen. A complete .cir­ IB.VCS," Metro-Goldwyn Mayer re, Hawthorne. Their cus was erected at M-G-M- whimsical new picture, playin ure is described as a dramati tent, with . elephants 'Powder Smoke Range*' mrrtan interest story of fathe menagerie at the Torrance 'Theatre Tue Christmas Special with Hoot Cibson and Harry.Carey a backgroun tigers, lions, monkeys, camels day and. Wednesday. Based o ove told against water buffalo, llamas, and mani an idea new to the screen, Smart Plaskon Utility of universal appeal the clrcu Big Top Case, permanently adapt­ an other animals; takes tense mystery and by def with all its pathos, humpr Side Show. makes it "no less mys able for holding cigar­ Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 17-18 ipectaclo, abundantly punctu landllng ated with sure-fire animal thrills There is a circus parade ant terious in that its every momen ettes, jewels, etc., in­ many intimate shots of the cir­ i hilariously funny. cluded FREE With Par­ "Transatlantic Tunnel** Boleslawski Directs' cus on the road, the "privilege The 'Story deals with an ol The-picture was directed b ker DeLuxe Vacumatic -.with Richard Dix and'Madge Evans sta car," and the thrilla of circus bishop who reads.detectiv Pen and Pencil set. $7.50 Uchard Boleslawski, whose life. sforics avidly. When he's con and the .fastest rising in Holly mystery and fH.OO. Wood, with such recent hits t The tiger-elephant act, around rented with a crime which the action revolves, was K seta out to solve it, usln Pens Separately "Bishop Misbehaves** tis credit as "Les Miscrablcs the ideas he got out of the de- and $7.50 and "Clive of India." said to be an impossibility, by $5.00 Maureen O'Sullivan and • Norman Foster many expert circus men, but -.ective books. He solves th Here is the picture Beery series of episodes as Sarah Haden, Jackie Cooper and Wallace Beery as Cooper fans have been waitin will be seen for the first time case in a on the screen when Wallace amazing as they are amusing. .hey appear hi one of the striking scenes of'"O'Shaughn­ ever since "The Champ, Boy" showing at the Torrance;Theatre tonight, Fri­ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 19-20-24 of the most successful pic Beery puts a tiger on an ele­ Clever and sophisticated dia essy's Ures of all times. It ;is the! phant's back and puts the two ague, such surprise episodes as day, and Saturday. - : rieture from the opening sho jungle beasts through a ring he dignified bishop routing "Last Days of Pompeii** of fire! The act required ten and of crooks by throwing 3 Diomond Ring until the final fadeout. KXC white of yel­ with Preston Foster and Helen Mack Again the spirit and essenc weeks 61 patient training on,the inuffbox of snuff into thei and ' •'••.., part of Louis Roth, famous ahl yes, and other enterfajnin low gold $82.50 f "The Champ" have been cap maltrainer. '""' Featured In "the Crusades," from 'a different," f Highlights serve to keep th $ Diamond Circlet ured toes an angle, with an appealing, heart .iidionce literally on its IOK while or'fel­ "Here's to Romance" nughs flowing free. Nino Martini and Genevieve Tobin hrobbing twist a father's re- low gold $17.50 with eneratlon through the love Romance and Edmund Gwenn, famous stag nis sop the son, realizing the and screen actor from Englanc sacrifices of his father, In' turn Jays the enigmatical bishop sacrificing himself, as the pic Glamour of the ind makes of him a most en amazing character Torrance Herald Now! ure reaches a triumphant paging and Diamond. For the ifaurcen O'Sullivan and Norman or yet- Open Range 'ostcr arc the romantic Jeads. IOK white low gold $17.50 Romance and glamour of the open range in' the days when A BLADDER LAX 3 Diamond Circlet men were cowboys and six- IOK white or yel­ shooters were the law of the THIS 25o TEST FREE low gold $1!.50 land Is brought to the screen If it fails. When Irritation wake \ i by Harry Careyt Hoot Gibson on up, use this bladder lax t Available Separately '••;- Jt excess " out impurities and n lush and supporting galaxy of virile If Desired. .,-::;g^ plds. Get buchu leaves, junlpc action stars in RKO Radio's Diamond Ring Setf 1^ western picture "Powder- II, etc., in little green tablets Other super filled HuketB. Works on tlic blud smoke Range," coming Sunday cr similar to castor oil on th $20.00 to $200.00 and Monday to the Torrance Dwels. Bladder irritation can Theatre. A talc of the pioneer Huso disturbed sleep, frequent de cattle town, Los Potros, and the Ire, Hcanty flow, burning or back Llectnenl spectacular overthrow of the cite. In four days, if not pleased sinister band which controls it y druggist will refund your 2Gc jy three roving cowboys, the it your regular sloop and (cc IT'S ACCEPTABLE picture is replete with blazing full of pop." Dolley Drus Co., ad action, thrills, romance and comedy. For ^BEE Theatre Tickets i Bob Steelc and Boots Mallory rend the BusineM Directory. CLOCK KOOKADOR Carry the romantic interest; of for every room in 34 broils, fries, toaits. Jie story and Sam Hardy plays lorris, Ray Mayer and Eddie the house. ROASTER .he principal menace role. Guinn linn arc others in the brilliant The screen's new sensation is tiecl B. DeMille's "The LAMP ELECTRICAL cooks an entire utdoor cast. Wallace Fox di- ' meal for eight people. 'Big Boy" Williams, Tom Tyler, Irusades," the great romantic spectacle which will be seen floor lamps and GIFT IDEAS Wally Wales, Art Mix, Buffalo ected the picture, which is It Is a table lamps or bridge CASSEROLE jased on a novel by William unday and Monday at the Torrance Theatre. fcmpa. make! delicious 3111, Jr., Buzz Barton, Franklyn FROM Bill Desmond, Frank Colt MacDonald. Cliff Reld mighty and a worthy successor to DeMllle's "Cleopatra." TOASTER dishes In no time. i'arnum, will, undoubtedly, be even more popular than tliat automatic or non- HOT PLATE lice, William Farnum, Adrian ipervised. automatic. tO $5 Inexpensive and fills ighly successful picture of last HOSTESS TRAY any number of needs. ea&on. to make "The Crusades" a mile to serve dainty AUTOMATIC TIMER '"The Crusades" can be num- stone in,motion picture achieve­ an»CM.»<ter the game. turns radio and ercd among tnc great religious ment,. - 'COme MAKERS other appliances off or on. storical romances. produced by ,-the SIlcK type, per- eMillc which Include "The Ten Beach City Plans FOOD MIXER ommandments," "The King of BUr^ST WARMER juices orange* and Veops food piping tnixea batter, saving ings," and "The Sign of the TELECHRON hot, right »t the tablo.
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