Pulp Fiction, 1931 · page 48 of 68
10-Story Book, July 1931 — page 48: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
# Page Analysis This is an advertisement page featuring a full-length photograph of a woman in a tropical or island-themed costume, holding what appears to be imitation snowballs. The headline "Watch Out!" warns readers that they might be pelted with an imitation snowball made of Dixie cotton, attributed to Lillian Roth, identified as a Paramount player. The accompanying text notes that Lillian is freezing her toes on imitation snow made of white studio sand. The photograph credit reads "Underwood and Underwood Photo." This appears to be a promotional advertisement, likely for a Paramount film or publicity campaign.
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Watch Out! Or you'll get pelted with an imitation snowball made out of Dixie cotton, by Lillian Roth, Paramount player. Lillian is freezing her toes- ics on wmitation snow made of white studio sand. Underwood and Underwood Photo. CONMIC NOO S (S@)