Evening star. [volume], December 31, 1933, Image 67

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Heroes
of the Advertising Section
By W. K. Hill
right. 1®33 by ttt» Chicago Tribune Syndicate •
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The man with the franled
nerves. Almost wrecked home
and little wife at her wit's end.
Enters the friend, who says.
"Walter and I were juit as bad
till we found we had been using ^
stale cereal. Now we uae ‘Mori
arty's fresh Wisty Crispy's' and
never quarrel."
I
f The hero of many a toilet ad Very
tragic this poor guy He gave every
girl he danced with athlete's foot and
yet he never dreamed why he was a
wall flower " Till one day in a public
filling station he overheard a couple of
garage helpers talking, etc Rushed
right around the corner and bought a
cake of Lillydclie soap. Aftei that he
was the social success of the town
The smart clothes
ad boys looking ever
so Bond street, fea
— tunng the new Bel
gravia and the even
^ newer Pounceupon
ham top coats.
"Oh daddy." this sweet little daugh
ter is saying, "how proud 1 am to kno*
that my new car is filled full of Super
hoopte oil. the oil that makes a car ai
most bird-like in its flight over the
road!" The elderly hero in the motor
oil ad is both elegant and benevolent
looking
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These magnificent boys
are illustrating a Winter^—
travel ad for one of those
hotsey spot* where Win
ter never comes. Almost
too beautiful.
f • ,
The devil-may-care col
lege youth* in the food
ad. Showing a co-ed feed
ing the frat boy* some
^ thing neat in the way of
~ a medicated salmon and
rubber cracker. Lots of
collegiate atmosphere.
The handsome fellow
on the right has just con
h* verted the ditto fellow on _
the left to "Soapsuds."
the cigarette with the rich
fruity flavor. “Fred, you
old lummox, why didn’t
you tell me years ago that
'Soapsuds' gave back the
pep and energy of boy
hood days!”
Showing how the milt®
in the funeral home ad has p
improved in looks these
last few years. Here's the j?
hero of the funeral home IJK
of 20 years ago. and (in- |a
set), his successor of to
day.
• Queen of the Seven Seas.” Nineteen-year-old Treva
Scott, Pasadena Junior College co-ed, will have quite a bit
of water under her scepter when she reigns over the annual
Tournament of Roses tomorrow at Pasadena, Calif.
< Wide World Photos
A little daughter of Nippon has winning ways. One
year-old Tatsuko Anne Tachibana took this cup right away
from the American babies competing with her in the Veterans
of Foreign Wars batdy show at San Diego. Calif. She was
the only Japanese infant in the show. Associated Press Photo
/When the snow\
lies deep and ever
greens bow under
their white mantle.
A rare Winter
scene at Davos in
the Grisons.
Curling is a favorite sport at the Swiss Winter resorts. Here we have
a game under way on the ice rink at Davos. And note that, with all the
snowy mountains around, the players are not bundled up in clothes.
© Meerkamper
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Ganna Walska joins homeward mi
gration of the declining dollar days.
The opera singer and former wife of
Harold McCormick, shown arriving at
New York, said she was re-establish
ing her home in the United States be
cause of the depreciated dollar.
V. Associated Press Photo