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...plot is divided into no less than four main tracks which scarcely overlap but the leads of each are sufficiently amusing. The honors of the film go to Ned Sparks who suggests that the story of Aunt Jemima be told using the name of Aunt Delilah as the pegro cook who first had the recipe for the best tasting pancake batter in the world and to Warren Williams as the ichthyologist who falls in love with Colbert but cannot marry her because the daughter has fallen in love with him and the marriage would separate the mother and daughter which...
Encouraged by the success of the two supper dances held on the last two Saturdays, the Adams House Committee has decided to hold another this week, to precede the feature dance of the evening at Lowell House. Ned Marshall and his Crimson Club will again furnish the music. Supper will be served between 5.30 o'clock and 7 o'clock. Admission, $.25 stag and $.50 a couple. Men from all the Houses are invited...
Adams House will follow up a very successful supper dance given last week with another today after the game. The revelry will begin at 5.30 o'clock and the supper will be served till 7 o'clock. Ned Marshall's orchestra will furnish the music. Admission will be $.25 for stags, $.50 for couples. All men from the Houses are welcome...
...later as a taxidriver. When he was 16, he began driving in motorcycle races, graduated to automobiles two years later. He finished fifth in the 500-mile race of 1930, entered unsuccessfully for the next three years. Meanwhile he made a good living out of a shop called Ned's Brake Service and a night club in the suburbs. When the night club failed last winter Cummings bought a beer tavern. Two nights before last week's race, he spent the evening there with taxidriver friends, went home and stayed in bed until nearly time for the start...
...soon found ourselves in company with the fisherfolk having a grand time as Joan Crawford and her flock of suitors pranced merrily through "Sadie McKee" which luckily comes to the State today. Of course, the other film with Zasu Pitts and Ned Sparks was much more amusing. In fact even the merits of a portrayal of Arnold Rothstein or the demerits of the propaganda extravaganza, "Stand Up and Cheer" are more satisfactory for comment but alas they won't have a double bill at the State...