The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-06-09
Star in My Kitchen
Will GlOrify Art
of HOme-Making
Motion Picture Cook
ing School Offers Help
to Housewives of the
Kennewick District

henneWlck DISTRICT
Going to school in q theatrel
1t sounds a bit strange, doesn't it?
But that is what women of the COM
munity will be doing when the Ken
newick Courier-Reporters Motion
Picture School comes to town on
June 20.
There will be real lessons, too, les
sons in measuring, mixing and
blending the ingredients for many
recipes; in the preparation of such
triumphs as a lattice-top fruit pie;
in making delicious frozen desserts
and salads; in laundering fine fab
RIGS! and in planning healthful
meals for growing children.
The camera has assembled all
the expert information Of trained
home economists-not as a routine
lecture, not as formal "highbrow''
demonstration, but as q real ro-
nance of home-making, fullof sus-
pense and charm, and informal
chats from-one-good- cook-to-anoth-
er. .r.
There will be remarkable close
ups of each process in series OF
model OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kitch-
ens-real, workable Kitchens, (not
the synthetic, false-front VARIETY
where trained home-makers win
plan and complete the preparation
Of several meals so the entire aud
fence can see the process step by
step.
Dishes I'm Color
The finished dishes, which win
be shown in full color, will look as
though they could be picked right
out OF the picture and eaten on the
spot.
The class won't be all work, for
there is the constant play OF spark
ling humor, the appeal of tender ro-
nance, the suspense Of a coherent,
intelligently directed story, which
dramatizes everyday happening
the human sort of things that really
do happen.
Binding the attractive story to-
gether is the romance of home
making, subject that holds the In
terest Of every woman young and
old. Even the Courier Reporter
knows that all women-brides, bus
mess types and experienced house.
keepers-respond to the fascination
OF looking in on another woman
when she is at work in the kitchen.
Particularly do they like IL when
they are allowed to sit quietly and
watch her prepare some dish I'm
which she specializes. They know
that If they watch closely, while She
measures and mixes and completes
the entire cooking operation, this
closeup personal study will be more
helpful than hours Of ready recipes
or blind experimenting.
No Tricks
The motion picture camera was
leisurely, completely unhurried and
painstakingly accurate in recording
Star in My Kitchen" There is no
trickery in the cooking, baking and
preparation Of appetizing ice-box
wonders. Competent cooks who have
drifted into bad habits will be able
to check their own mistakes by
studying the systematic routine re-
vealed in these close-ups.
"They make cooking and house.
work seem SO easy" the audience
will say after watching the exper-
fenced home-makers in "Star I'm
My Kitchen" instruct the eager,
young Dedee ABBOT. And cooking
will become easy for every woman
who attends the Motion Picture
Cooking School, where the lessons
will be simple yet remarkably ef-
fective.
1t sounds like a real Reunion for
women Of the community, even to
The Courier Reporter, which is
getting a steady stream of congrat-
ulations on booking this profitable
cooking school.
In addition to the daily recipe
sheets, generous store Of gifts are
destined to be carried back to many
a home from the Liberty theatre.
Local merchants and firms and ma
tionally-known companies who are
joining with this newspaper In maxi
ing the school possible, are urging
you not to miss the 1938-model
school on June 20 and 21st at tho
Liberty theatre.