Best Answer: Sold in friction-top tins, the delicious and wholesome new Karo syrups, made from corn, are advertised as The Great Spread for Daily Bread. In full page advertisements appearing in the Ladies Home Journal, it was said that the new table syrup had found great favor with particular tastes, and was a table delight, appreciated morning, noon or night.
Always known simply as 'Dolores,' she became one of the most famous of Ziegfeld's show girls, appearing in editions of his Follies and Midnight Frolics..., Alfred Cheney Johnston (1885-1971). See More
In popular culture. 1  The first biography of Lorraine, Lillian Lorraine: The Life and Times of a Ziegfeld Diva by Nils Hanson was published in October 2011 by McFarland Press. 2  Lorraine was portrayed by Valerie Perrine in the 1978 film, Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women (Columbia Pictures).