The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16
"who is the bride?'

"Who is the bride?"
There is mystery at the very
outset of the Hollywood feature
film, which The Citizen is bring
ing to Palace Theater for three
days, starting Tuesday, April 20,
and continuing Wednesday and
Thursday, April q and %, at 10
a. m.
The novel approach to the story
is an accurate index of the entire
picture, Hor it represents a de-
parture in screen production and
in Cooking Schools. "A Cooking
School, on the screen? Indeed,
yes, a modern course in practical
home economics, with the added
inducement of elose-ups of every
process for every interested pupil.
Because The Citizen is in line
with progressive developments,
particularly those which affect the
community and the home, The
Bride Wakes Up" will be present
ed for three consecutive days
without charge. The public well
come includes a gala entertain
ment, with free recipe sheets and
daily gifts added for good meas
ure.
Even though the pot revolves
around an attractive young bride,
experienced housekeepers will
sympathize with her plight, and
following her adventures, they are
apt to find themselves learning,
teo. For this gay, swift-moving
screen tale is erammed With the
very newest news OF homemaking
suggestions and up-to- the-minute
household equipments.
So fascinating is the blend of
romance, deft huinor and sage in
struction that the entertainment
will seem far shorter than the
brides first pie-crust.
1t is real experience to fol-
low the winsome heroine into
neighborly, homelike kitchens, to
hear her natural questions and the
chatty, informative answers, and
best of all, to watch the actual
measuring, mixing and entire
preparation of such triumphs as
luscious double fudge cake, tempt
inS apple pie, and dainty, quickly
prepared salads and chilled des-
se-ts.
Here is q feature film in which
! the producers have dared to de-
part from the traditional success
sion of close-ups of a pretty face.
For the cameras keen eye is
focused sharply on the mixing
bowl, where the alert watchers
can see the exact method OF
Dreaming the shortening and sugar,
the blending of dry and wet in
gradients, and later watch the
baking, frying or roasting. There
is no trick photography in these
authentic kitchens, despite the
Hollywood background.
! The camera sees also the con-
venient wonders of these COM
pact, simplified kitchens. 1t re-
cords the demonstration of con-
venient devices designed to save
time and labor. The succession
of clear-cut camera close-ups
will give a far more vivid picture
and better understanding of this
useful equipment than hours of
reading or featuring.
! Kitchen doors are open wide
these days, and the camera-like
the willing GUESTS ready to
pay tribute to the shifting per-
fection of this culinary laboratory
where the woman-of-the-house
spends so much time.
/ Wise counsel to the bride,
which will cover many a home
problem, extends the most of her
electric refrigerator and other
mechanical servants, suggestions
for handling laundry, hints on en-
tertaining smoothly, and some
timely beauty secrets to guard the
charms of the busy homemaker.
Throughout the story is the at
mosphere of friendliness. of hos