The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-04-22

ElIltCI IdliliIlS pIOOl VI tIldI
statement will be presented May
II, 18 and 10 by The Redwood
Gazette which is bringing to the
Redwood Theatre a motion pic
ture that pioneers in fresh, slim
ulating treatment of the oldest
and most important subject in the
world, Homemaking.
Long ago the cooking school
graduated from a curiosity to a
popular necessity in many parts
of the country. Now it has grad
uated again, leaping this time into
Hollywood stardom.
For this is no routine lecture,
no methodical demonstration
which the Gazette will give to the
women of the community for
three days without charge, start
ing May II.
The Gazette takes genuine
pride in being among the first to
sponsor "The Bride Wakes Up" a
full-length feature picture, dir
ected and filmed in Hollywood,
with competent cast to interpret
the appealing story.
School Has Charm
Women young and old, and
men too, will appreciate the hui
manness of this romantic screen
story in which home problems
have been approached from an
entirely new angle. Entertain
ment, profitable instruction, hui
NOR and romance are woven deft-
ly into production which
abounds in ingenious camera
studies and remarkable close-ups.
The camera has modernized the
cooking school, magnifying its
benefits, losing none of its hospi-
table, friendly charm.
In fact, there are close-ups of
new chocolate layer cake and
lemon chiffon pie that are destin-
ed to send the hungry audience
hustling home to duplicate the
culinary triumphs. Free recipe
sheets each day will provide add
ed incentive.
Experienced houSekeepers will
thrill to the adventures of the
winsome bride, whose, husband
begins to boil when he finds that
she can't even boil water. But this
bride is blessed with resourceful
determination, even though the
faithful servant in her girlhood
home made every effort to spoil
her.
The Honeymoon Ends
What happens after the honey
moon is over? What happens
when the bride becomes aware of
the critical gaze of some of her
husbands old sweethearts, who
are not apt to forget heavy bis
cults in a hurry?
To unravel the mystery in adj
vance would be to robe this clever
tale of its novel approach. How
ever the audience is due to share
a series of neighborly food con-
situations, in which expert home
specialists reveal the secrets
which govern the perfection of
fiaky piecrust, fluffy cakes, mold
ed icebox marvels, appetizing sal
ads ard correctly roasted meats.
Never has the wizardry of the
camera brought a subject more
closely and naturally to the wat
cheers.
1t will be real cooking class,
just as though the model kitchen
were right on the stage, with the
exception that the view actually
will be more complete for each
person in the audience. The
guests in the back rows will share
the same close-ups of the busy
mixing bowl which are being seen
in the front of the theatre.
When the graduated measuring
spoons drop their level portions
into the bowl, when the wooden
spoon is Dreaming the shortening,
and the dry ingredients are being
sifted, each step of that measur-
ing, blending and mixing process
will be pictured faithfully through
a series of fascinating close-ups.
Real Camera Study
This will be no direct-from-
the-oven sample of speed or trick
photography, but thorough, real
life camera study of scientific
methods, designed to be helpful,
even while the story entertains.
So realistic is the atmosphere of
the modern kitchens, with their
cleaning, convenience equipment