Judge — May 13, 1916 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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PERSONAL Messrs, GOODERHAM & WORTS (Limited), Toronto, C; Seco reese en trp bey ere now sending to the Uni iS TEN VEARS OLD. For the. Theatregoer Information as to the plays in New York for the guidance of His Honor’s wide circle of readers. Blue Paradise, The—Casino. This Viennese operetta has had a record-breaking run. You will enjoy it. Boomerang, The—Belasco. Comedy-lovers have a treat ip store in this delightful performance. Cinderella Man, The—Hudson. An evening of quiet enjoyment waits here. There is some excellent character-acting; and they live happily ever after. Cohan Revue, The—Astor. ‘Travesties of the leading successes, in a musical setting, that will evoke genuine mirth. Common Clay—Republic. If you are fond of thrills and. the presentation of vital modern problems, don't miss this production, Erstihile Susan—Gaiety. You know Mrs. Fiske, of course. Here r chance to see her in a charm ing comedy of the Pennsylvania Dutch Fair and Warmer—Eltinge. That rarest of things an evening full of solid, healthy fun—awaits you here. Fear Market, The—Comedy. You will learn from the inside how society blackmail works, and sce some good acting in a well-written drama. Heart of Wetona, The—Lyceum. Here is a real melo drama with all the trimmings, made delightful by the master-touch of Belasco. Hit-the-Trait Holliday—Marris, You will laugh at this Cohanesque comedy of the reformation of Billy Holliday, bartender, to Billy Holliday. evangelist. Hip-Hip-Hooray—Hippodrome. You need no in troduction to the Hippodrome, Sousi and an ice-ballet are only two of the many pleasures of this gigantic production. Just a Woman—48th Street. If you like Eugene Walter's sex-dramas, this strong play of modern marriage and divorce wil Ito you. Justice—Candler. John Galsworthy wrote it ough for the play's merits. A sombre theme of nglish prison-life and law excellen Katinka—Lyric. The composers of have scored another success. King of Nowhere, A—3oth Street. Lou-Tellegen will give you a pleasant evening in this romantic play of the time of Henry VIII Melody of Youth, The—Criterion. Do you like Irish characterizations? See this delightful comedy- romance of the Emerald Isle. rom-Pom—Coban's. This presents Mitzi Hajos as the center of a different sort of musical comedy Rio Grande—Empire. Uf you like brass buttons, don't miss this interesting melodrama of army life Sybil—Liberty. The _ Sanderson-Cawthorn-Brian trio is popular. Musical comedy lovers will find pleasure in this performance Treasure Island—Punch & Judy. Lovers of Stev enson should not miss this chance to see their favorite characters, from Jim Hawkins to Ben ng John Silver, in the flesh. Good Eddie—Prin A tuneful evening is in store here: Bob's Definition—“ Bob,” said Coyote Jim, “what's one of these here optimists?” “Well,” answered Broncho Bob, near as I kin make out, an optimist is a feller that kin look at a pair of deuces an’ imagine it’s as good as three kings, an’ still have sense enough not to bet on the hand —Washington Star. The Happy Medium (From the Bookseller, Newsdealer and Stationer.) That Jupce is a “happy medium” of expression for America’s best illustrators and cleverest humorists is clearly shown by a glance through any copy of the popular weekly. As itvis a jolly reading companion for a fine spring day and a good antidote for gloomy weather, it is only natural that 180,000 copies are necessary to supply the people of taste who enjoy “the laugh without the sting.” You travelers will be very much in- terested in this week’s issue of LESLIE’S May Eleventh Now on Sale coo It has a ten page travel section—devoted exclusively to travel information and photographs. There is a brilliant article by Burton Holmes on ‘“ How to See America Now’’—illus- trated by photographs taken by Mr. Holmes himself. The Editor of Lestte’s describes in detail a trip from New York to California, by the Southern route—also pro- fusely illustrated. Dr. W. E. Aughinbaugh describes a number of excel- lent trips for the folks who like camping and outdoor life. The Travel Editor of Les Lie’s tells about “New York —The Greatest Travel Resort in the World.” A number of excellent trips, and the routes to take, are suggested. 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