Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-18
Nothing Formal And "Up-Stage"
About This Screen Cook
ing School At Marva
CAMERA NEVER MORE
FAITHFUL IN PORTRAYING

Inc DeSC CnlHSS III lie are 1IcS!
And so is the Worcester Democrats
fascinating and different Cooking
School that is just around the corner,
opening Wednesday, February % at
P. M. in the Marva Theatre. Last
minute plans are being completed,
even as this paper goes to press.
No opening bells will be needed
for the eagerly-awaited, three-day
school, trimming with novelty, ro-
nance and practical appeal, for adj
vance indications point to capacity
convention of homemakers.
Men have their annual conventions,
where they listen to lectures from
specialists, experts who have devoted
years to studying and experimenting
along constructive lines. There the
crowds of business men get a fresh
viewpoint on their job, new ideas and
enthusiasm to carry back to work.
Now comes this practical rally Of
homemakers to contribute fresh per-
spective for the "same old job" the
monotonous day-in-day-o job, yet
the most important business in the
world.
The feminine convention delegates
may not pound on glasses and sing
pep songs, but they will get up-to-
the-minute news on every phase of
household lore, and they will hear
from specialists in their own field,
who will direct an inventory on SIM
plified methods, routine, products and
latest equipment, pointing the easy
road to smooth home management.
They may seem like tall order for
one motion picture, but this enter
tainment is no ordinary film.
True, it was cast, directed and film
ed in famed Hollywood studio, but
it was assembled thoughtfully and
patiently to bring more than passing
amusement. Everyday happenings;
were dramatized in the sound plot
Behind the sparkling humor and sus-
pense that are so necessary to screen
stories, was deliberate plan-an am
bilious determination to carry instruc-
ton, inspiration and worthwhile home
news to women in every community.
The camera and the home specialists
got together on their vigorous investi-
cation, and the Worcester Democrat
was quick to snap up the chance to
offer the interesting result.
Never has the camera been more
faithful than in this motion picture
Cooking School. Never has a model
kitchen been portrayed so accurately
and in such detail.
The camera took it's time and it took
it's close-ups, so that every person in
the Marva Theatre will have "large
as life, and twice as natural" view of
each operation. There will be no COR
chestra circle" at this entertainment,
since the back row guests of the Wor-
cester Democrat will have an equal
chance to peer into the busy mixing
bowl, watching the deft steps of
measuring, Dreaming, sitting and thor
ough mixing, not overlooking the final
work of baking, roasting, French fry
ing or freezing.
For this is no half-hearted demon
stratfon. Each delicious dish will be
completed and shown with such real
ism that there are sure to be hungry
"ohs" and "ahs" from the audience.
If any stray husbands get into the
theater, they are certain to ask:
when do we eat? 2"
Troubled by left-overs? Haunted
work that seems like drudgery?
by never-ending jobs? Tired Of house
The cure: New wrinkles will smooth
the brow of the weary housckeeper;
that is, new housekeeping wrinkles
leading to economy in time, eff IT and
dollars.
Not only does this picture school
show new dishes, styles and interest,"
ing ways to serve everyday meals and
party feasts, hut it demonstrates how
to wake 'itelliFent use o. the in
gradients yHecllanical servants .h:.t
take the guess work out of house.
work.
To the Z? 4 Of watching an expert
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