Life — March 22, 1929 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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MAKE IT SNAPPY YES, you'd better hurry. You don’t know what you’ve been missing, if you smoke without having Squibb’s Dental Cream to brace up your taste. Squibb’s not only protects, it snaps up and livens. The tiny particles of Milk of Magnesia, left in the crevices of the mouth, tend to keep your smoking taste al- ways keen and crisp. Sweeten the breath, too, and tone up the whole oral cavity. Make it a point tonight to start) using Squibb’s Dental Cream. You'll find it at any drug store. 40c a generous tube. © 1929 by E. R. Squibb & Sens GUARD THE DANGER LINE Life Movies (Continued from Page 21) hot ditty about a colored preacher | which is harmonized in great style by a quartette in a jazz band. A technicolor sequence called “The Wedding of the Painted Doll” is made effective by the use of trick stage scenery familiar to New York theatre | goers. By all means see “Broadway Mel- ody.” “At The South Pole” “At The South Pole” is the first motion picture ever taken of condi- tions and animal life in the Antarctic. Reduced to two or three reels it would be very entertaining, but the film has been unmercifully padded to provide a feature-length attraction and the in- terest suffers from this treatment. It is a partial record of the heroic expedition of Robert Falcon Scott, the famous British explorer who reached the South Pole in 1912, only to find records which proved that Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian, had beaten him to the goal by several hours. The final tragic touch was added when Scott and his companions perished from starvation and exposure on the return journey when almost within sight of their base of supplies. “At The South Pole” will give you a graphic idea of the obstacles which are being faced by Commander Rich- their present Antarctic explorations. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the noted polar explorer, delivered a short lecture as a prologue to the picture when it was shown in New York. If Mr. Stefansson accompanies the film to your city, I can assure you that his talk will be worth the price of ad- mission. (Continued on Page 30) For the business man who hasn't quite time enough for morning shower and exercise, ard Byrd and Sir Hubert Wilkins in | Heddon Hall The Manor Houses of England... Ramble into an English vil- lage... wander over wind- ing lanes ... find the manor house . . . timbered and «its ivy- clustered chimneys point- ing above the firs and elms ++Linger at Owlpen Manor plastered . . House, Gloucestershire . . . Tabley Old House, Cheshire . «oF at Groombridge Place in Sussex. For your trip choose the Berengaria—that master- piece of shiperaft, with her luxurious salons, large state- rooms, wide corridors, spa- cious galleries, radiant ball rooms, fully equipped gym- nasia, swimming pools, and food that makes dining an exquisite pleasure. THE BERENGARIA SAILS TO FRANCE AND ENGLAND March 29 + April24. May 15 CUNARD LINE ® See Your Local Agent THE SHORTEST BRIDCE TO EUROrE comicbooks.com