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Synopsis: Heavyweight Wrestlers Blindfolded Then Let Loose In A Battle Royal, Man East Metal Bolts And Parts In A Sit Down Dinner, Duck With Aversion To Water Is The Community Mascot, Inventer Creates The First Air Conditioned Suit, Couple Get Married While Encased In A Giant Block Of Ice, Inventor Shows Off His New Aviation Creation - A Gyro Plane, Move Over Rover, Horse Becomes An Indoor Family Pet, Wife Has Something To Say When Hubby Wins Irish Sweepstakes, And A Rebuttal From Someone Who Didn't Win The Sweepstakes... (read more)
Information: 1936 7 min BW
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Heavyweight Wrestlers Blindfolded Then Let Loose In A Battle Royal
Turn a bunch of blindfolded heavyweight wrestlers loose in a Battle Royal and the result in shocking, to say the least. The referee’s the only one who can see, but he takes a beating anyhow.

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Man East Metal Bolts And Parts In A Sit Down Dinner
The year’s goofiest diet crops out when an 'Algerian' visitor to these shores warms up a plate of nuts and bolts with a blowtorch and proceeds to feast on the strange assortment of hardware.

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Duck With Aversion To Water Is The Community Mascot
A duck that won’t take to water adds a laugh to the world’s store for 1936. The bird is a family and community pet, but it just won’t go for a swim or stay under the spray of a garden hose.

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Inventer Creates The First Air Conditioned Suit
Last summer was so hot that it inspired the first “air-conditioned” suit, a queer arrangement of tubes supplying a breeze through the whole costume from bellows fastened to the wearer’s shoes.

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Couple Get Married While Encased In A Giant Block Of Ice
Just to prove the warmth of their affections, a couple get themselves married while each is immured in a huge block of ice. It’s a pretty shivery proposition before the knot is finally tied.

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Inventor Shows Off His New Aviation Creation - A Gyro Plane
A be-whiskered inventor’s strato-gyro-plane rumbles and bumps, but somehow doesn’t quite get anything but a cloud of smoke into the blue. The pilot has to walk back from his “flight.”

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Move Over Rover, Horse Becomes An Indoor Family Pet
A GENTLEMAN PLUG
Here’s a horse that sleeps in a regular bed, with blankets and a downy quilt. He’s a bit undersized, so his owners try to fatten him up at a place laid at their own tables. (Mrs. Astor Please Note).

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Wife Has Something To Say When Hubby Wins Irish Sweepstakes
HE WON THE SWEEPS
A picture of a perfect calm is provided by one of the men whose luck brought him the first prize in the Irish Sweepstakes. But his wife gives “a good substantial yell” over their fortune.

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And A Rebuttal From Someone Who Didn't Win The Sweepstakes
John Q. Dohp represents the majority of Sweepstakes ticket-holders in his sad but un-tearful explanation of how it feels to lose. This was a three-week hold-over on Broadway.