News and Notes of the Advertising World; Accounts
Date: 15 November 1937
Launches ad campaign for new brew
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News of Wood, Field and Stream; Pointed" a Black Snake
Date: 16 November 1937
By Raymond R. Camp
Raymond Camp
They say dogs don't reason, but we heard the story of Dash, an Irish setter, who not only reasoned but tried to teach his master that some snakes were dangerous and others weren't. As to the motives behind Dash's action, you may make your own interpretation, but we vouch for the complete varacity of the story, for we know the man who told it.
Advertising News and Notes; To Direct New Hotel Chain Ads
Date: 16 November 1937
Plans ad campaign for Sleep-Over Corp
NEWS OF THE SCREEN; James Cagney to Appear in 'Angels With Dirty Faces' at Grand National--Dual Role for Frank Morgan
Date: 16 November 1937
Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Grand National today purchased "Angels With Dirty Faces" by Rowland Brown for $30,000 as James Cagney's next vehicle, a transaction that should allay for a time the persistent reports that the player is returning to Warners in the near future.
NEWS OF THE STAGE; ' Too Many Heroes' This Evening--Five Closings Last Saturday--'Julius Caesar' Starts Out as a Hit
Date: 15 November 1937
It is "Too Many Heroes," arriving tonight at the Hudson, that launches this crowded Broadway week--and launches it pretty violently, too, by all accounts, for this is Mr. Dore Schary's play about a Southwest lynching. (Its earlier title, in fact, was "Violence.")
NEWS OF THE STAGE; ' Madame Bovary' Tonight--'Four Cents a Word' Withdrawn-Elsa Maxwell to Co--Produce Revue At the Broadhurst tonight the is considering a revival of one of
Date: 16 November 1937
At the Broadhurst tonight the Theatre Guild starts telling the sad story of "Madame Bovary," in Benn W. Levy's adaptation from the French of Gaston Baty, who in turn dramatized the Flaubert novel.