"UNSPOKEN THOUGHTS"

Radio Record, 24 June 1938, Page 28

"UNSPOKEN THOUGHTS"

CASH PRIZE . IN "RECORD’S" NOVEL CONTEST FOR "THE BARONESS AND THE BUTLER"

SHE'S SO PROUD. ... HE’S S80 PROPER. ... BUT WHAT ARE THRY REALLY THINKING ABOUT? Probably debonair William Powell is thinking that he’d like to obey that unbutler-like impulse; and lovely Annabella is maybe thinking it would be nice if he did! Anyway, that’s the situation in "The Baroness and the Butler,’ the new 20th Century-Fox picture soon to he released in New Zealand. And it is also the basis for a novel and amusing contest, with a cash prize of three guineas. Beginning with the _ illustration shown here, the "Radio Record’ will publish a series of four scenes taken from the _ picture, and showing the principal characters in poses where it is difficult to tell just what they are thinking about. To make it easier for

you, the caption beneath the picture will tell what one of the characters is thinking, and you merely have to supply the thought of the other-but you must do it in not more than 12 words. Sounds like fun? It is! Hach week, when you have filled in your story in the space left beneath the illustration, eut out the picture and keep it by you till you have the whole set of four. Then post them addressed to the ‘‘BARONESS AND THE BUTLER CONTEST," c/o the "Radio Record,’ P.O. Box 1680, Wellington. All entries must he received not later than Wednesday, July 20, 19388. On the basis of cleverness and originality, a cash prize of THREE GUINEAS will be awarded for the best set of "unspoken