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A Capitol Theatre Flyer for College Rhythm with Joe Penner
Gate fold title page: College Rhythm
Adolph Zukor Presents
Joe Penner, Lanny Ross, Jack Oakie, Helen Mack, Lyda Roberti, Mary Brian
Back of sheet is all text.
Capitol Theatre Now Showing
Bobby Jones himself in “How I Play Golf” No. 1 “The Putter”
“Here Comes the Navy” with James Cagney, Pat O’Brien, Gloria Stuart, Frank McHugh
Next Attraction “College “Rhythm”
Synopsis
As “Love and Kisses” Finnegan scoots over the last white line with the ball tucked safely under his arms to even State’s score with Colton, there is more than a football game at stake. Finnegan has his heart set on Gloria Van Dayham, fiancee of Larry Stacey, who plays a piccolo in the college band. And Gloria is seeing things more and more Finnegan’s way.
All set to kick the winning point, Finnegan hesitates because Joe and his Duck, the team mascot, have not shown up yet. Suddenly a taxi rolls into the stadium to disgorge Joe, with Duck under one arm, waving a piece of paper on which he has just worked out a crazy trick play. Finnegan kicks the goal and wins the game.
THAT evening Finnegan is acclaimed the A. P. All-American choice and gets along famously with Gloria. Everybody is happy but Larry who says, bitterly, that Finnegan will be glad to get a job behind the ribbon counter in Larry’s father’s store after graduation.
Two years pass and Larry’s prophecy comes true. Finnegan goes to Stacey’s father who is fed up with his son’s ultra refined merchandizing methods, sells him the big idea of modernizing the store with “collegiate” atmosphere, and wins appointment as general manager.
Larry, realizing that he has been outwitted by Finnegan again, wants to resign, but his little secretary, June, gives him a fight talk and he decides to stay around for a chance to even scores.
The store, with the entire State football team, brass band and sales girls in chorus costumes, opens with a bang. Their success is so phenomenal that Stacey’s competitor Whimple, hires the Colton bunch to do the same thing for him.
THE rivalry grows keener until finally the two department store owners decide to match their football teams for the honor of their respective stores—and a substantial cash wager.
Whimple’s team employs all sorts of skullduggery to get ahead of the Staceys. Larry, who has been goaded into entering the game by June, is taking a terrific licking.
Just when things look darkest, Finnegan decides to use Joe’s goofy play from Whimple’s five-yard-line, and, to their surprise and joy, they go over for the winning score.
In the midst of the celebration and congratulations that follow the game, Larry and Finnegan agree that they are both “swell guys.” Larry further tells Finnegan that so far as he is concerned Finnegan can have Gloria he had just found out that he loves June. And he runs out to tell her so.
Inside the flyer, when the gate fold is open: pictures of the actors including Joe Penner.
Headline: “College Rhythm:
A college humorous musical the whole world will cheer…!
Joe Penner, Lanny Ross, Jack Oakie, Helen Mack, Lyda Roberti, Mary Brian, George Barber, and the All-American Co-Eds
Directed by Norman Taurog
See Joe Penner and his duck win the big game! Hear Lanny singing love songs to the grandstand! Laugh at Oakie making a 60-yard run, right into a cute co-ed’s arms…!
Football Thrills! Girls Galore! Gay Music! Furious Fun!
Hear “Stay as Sweet as You Are”
“Take a Number from One to Ten”
“College Rhythm”
“Let’s Give Three Cheers for Love”
Copyright 1934 Paramount Productions, Inc., Country of Origin U.S.A.
The Cove Theatre was a classic old movie theatre in downtown Hermosa Beach. It had started to in late 1979 booking bands peridiacally making big money from the beach punk community which by this time had grown exponentionally. Located 1 block south and a 1/2 block west of the Church, where Black Flag, The Last, early Descendents and Red Cross had lived and kicked off the whole South Bay scene in 1979. Even the old bath houses were still standing at this time. The Cove had some memorable gigs like this one and the Dead Kennedys, Alley Cats, Disposals and Red Cross too!
Fun with American Flyer Trains! While hanging out on Chief's layout this morning, I wanted to setup our version of the big event at Spencer using the 12-stall roundhouse on the Chicago, Midwest & Pacific.
For the 2nd setup, I decided to pull out all of the ALCo PA's Chief has from AC Gilbert and Lionel wearing different paint schemes. He was short one, but the New Haven EP5 pitched in just fine! Gilbert's 4-8-4 Northern looked great on the turntable.
December 24, 2014.
Church Flyer Design
Print Dimensions: A4+ 3mm bleed
Pixel Dimensions: 300 DPI.
Color Mode : CMYK
Print Ready
Design is Layered
If you need any design for web and print then knock me at gdrithik@gmail.com
Front and Back of
A Capitol Theatre Flyer for College Rhythm with Joe Penner
Gate fold title page: College Rhythm
Adolph Zukor Presents
Joe Penner, Lanny Ross, Jack Oakie, Helen Mack, Lyda Roberti, Mary Brian
Back of sheet is all text.
Capitol Theatre Now Showing
Bobby Jones himself in “How I Play Golf” No. 1 “The Putter”
“Here Comes the Navy” with James Cagney, Pat O’Brien, Gloria Stuart, Frank McHugh
Next Attraction “College “Rhythm”
Synopsis
As “Love and Kisses” Finnegan scoots over the last white line with the ball tucked safely under his arms to even State’s score with Colton, there is more than a football game at stake. Finnegan has his heart set on Gloria Van Dayham, fiancee of Larry Stacey, who plays a piccolo in the college band. And Gloria is seeing things more and more Finnegan’s way.
All set to kick the winning point, Finnegan hesitates because Joe and his Duck, the team mascot, have not shown up yet. Suddenly a taxi rolls into the stadium to disgorge Joe, with Duck under one arm, waving a piece of paper on which he has just worked out a crazy trick play. Finnegan kicks the goal and wins the game.
THAT evening Finnegan is acclaimed the A. P. All-American choice and gets along famously with Gloria. Everybody is happy but Larry who says, bitterly, that Finnegan will be glad to get a job behind the ribbon counter in Larry’s father’s store after graduation.
Two years pass and Larry’s prophecy comes true. Finnegan goes to Stacey’s father who is fed up with his son’s ultra refined merchandizing methods, sells him the big idea of modernizing the store with “collegiate” atmosphere, and wins appointment as general manager.
Larry, realizing that he has been outwitted by Finnegan again, wants to resign, but his little secretary, June, gives him a fight talk and he decides to stay around for a chance to even scores.
The store, with the entire State football team, brass band and sales girls in chorus costumes, opens with a bang. Their success is so phenomenal that Stacey’s competitor Whimple, hires the Colton bunch to do the same thing for him.
THE rivalry grows keener until finally the two department store owners decide to match their football teams for the honor of their respective stores—and a substantial cash wager.
Whimple’s team employs all sorts of skullduggery to get ahead of the Staceys. Larry, who has been goaded into entering the game by June, is taking a terrific licking.
Just when things look darkest, Finnegan decides to use Joe’s goofy play from Whimple’s five-yard-line, and, to their surprise and joy, they go over for the winning score.
In the midst of the celebration and congratulations that follow the game, Larry and Finnegan agree that they are both “swell guys.” Larry further tells Finnegan that so far as he is concerned Finnegan can have Gloria he had just found out that he loves June. And he runs out to tell her so.
Inside the flyer, when the gate fold is open: pictures of the actors including Joe Penner.
Headline: “College Rhythm:
A college humorous musical the whole world will cheer…!
Joe Penner, Lanny Ross, Jack Oakie, Helen Mack, Lyda Roberti, Mary Brian, George Barber, and the All-American Co-Eds
Directed by Norman Taurog
See Joe Penner and his duck win the big game! Hear Lanny singing love songs to the grandstand! Laugh at Oakie making a 60-yard run, right into a cute co-ed’s arms…!
Football Thrills! Girls Galore! Gay Music! Furious Fun!
Hear “Stay as Sweet as You Are”
“Take a Number from One to Ten”
“College Rhythm”
“Let’s Give Three Cheers for Love”
Copyright 1934 Paramount Productions, Inc., Country of Origin U.S.A.
The flyer for my new solo exhibition at revolver on the 15th of feb. it should run for 2 weeks, Any inquiries can get me here or contact 'Revolver upstairs' in Prahran.
Cheers to Itch for knockin me up the design so quick.
Flyer at NYU. I just thought the design was funny. Not saying bad...funny... ...yes.
Notice "YOU ARE HERE"
Nico y yo estaremos tatuando algunos días en Curitiba, en Tattoo Classic, donde nuestros amigos Cacau y Lucas! Y tambien estaremos tatuando en Sao Paulo, en una tienda a confirmar.
En el flyer estan bien las fechas, y los mails de contacto.
Difundan por favor!
flyer para zizek, urban beats club.
3d de posta, o sea, de cartón.
lo hice en mi época rostbif, con mi socio y con soldelrío.
Todavia nos quedan algunos lugares, si estas interesado visita: www.fotopaseos.com/fotopaseos/salva-un-arbol-1-de-3/ Para mas información e inscribirte!
45 NORTHGATE
Today this route only goes as far as the Northgate Mall. The 45K extends up to Kaiser in Terra Linda (a suburb of San Rafael). The 45 is using a New Flyer Articulated bus today, instead of the usual Orion or RTS.
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Rock en el Bar Puñalero
Sábado 19 de Noviembre, Bar restaurant Los Peruanos
(Callejon de las puñaladas - Sabana Grande)
Con las Bandas:
Ozpital Siquiatrico
Tu Madre
Transporte N:pocturno
Zurda Conducta
Entrada libre - 6:00 pm
Flyer Por la niña Hermosa
La Caja - Recital de poesía
NEO-CORTEX BDSM os propone un encuentro poético para el próximo día 9 de abril a media noche en el club social Rosas5
Os invitamos a participa en el evento compartiendo alguno de vuestros poemas o leyendo los de algún otro autor. Poesías relacionadas con vivencias BDSM, fetichistas o del mundo del erotismo y la trasgresión. La entrada es gratuita y se servirán canapés.
Abre tu caja. Muestra tus letras.