The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-07
Gazette to
Bring Three
Day Feature
FALLS THEATRE OBJ
TANNED FOR EVENT
MAY As AND 6

The Redwood Gazette has just
been successful in securing the
new motion picture cooking
school, "Star in My Kitchen"
which will be presented at the
Falls theatre Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, May 4, S and 6.
Mark the days on your calen-
dar because every woman-and
man-in the community is hereby
extended a cordial invitation to
see, absolutely free, this fascinat-
ing picture which weaves helpful,
intelligent lessons on cooking and
home-making into a humorous
and romantic plot.
The motion picture cooking
school is brand new idea. First
conceived last year, it has met
with acclaim from women
throughout the country. In max
ing "Star in My Kitchen" the
producers benefited from their
experience with "The Bride
Wakes Up" shown here last May
by the Gazette and the new pic
ture will be even more entertain
ing and instructing than its pre-
decessor. Seats in the back row
are as good as those in the front
row-the motion picture permits
everyone to hear and see every
trick in frosting a cake, making
a pie, or cooking bananas.
Filmed In Hollywood
"Star in My Kitchen" was pro-
duced in Hollywood and the au-
dience will recognize many of the
rising young actors and actresses
who take part in it. Women
young and old will appreciate the
humanness of the romantic story,
in which home problems are ap-
preached from an entirely new
angle.
The motion picture cooking
school has graduated beyond the
demonstration course in the wide
variety of household equipment
assembled in clear view of the
audience. All of the practical
equipment is seen in active use
and because seeing is believing"
the audience will soon learn that
pies and cakes and salads can
make them "stars in their kit
chenS."
Experienced housekeepers will
thrill to the adventures of the
young Dedee ABBOT, who suddenly
finds herself with a large home
to manage and several mouths to
feed-as well as handsome
young movie actor to impress.
What happens when she tries
to make a fluffy lemon meringue
pie or a marshmallow chocolate
cake? What happens when the
"man of the hour" drops in for
dinner?
Prizes To Be Given
To unravel the mystery in adj
vance would be to rob this clever
tale of its novel approach How
ever, the audience is due to share
in a rollicking good story and to
learn much about home-maklng
at the same time.
Every listener will find a har-
vest of practical ideas among the
suggestions for more efficient
home-making, covering such
daily problems as laundry, refri-
geration, up-to-date entertaining,
beauty secrets, news of modern
lied home equipment and tips on
making those mechanical servants
yield the highest degree OF use
fitness.
It will be a real cooking class,
just as though the model kitchens
were right on the stage and all OF
the popular features of the old
type cooking school are retained:
free recipe sheets, the atmosphere
of congenial informally, the wise
counsel, the hints on clever short
cuts, and the distribution of daily
gifts and real surprises.
Accept the invitation of the
Gazette and plan to join your
neighbors at the Falls theatre
May 4, 5 and 6.