Judge — August 3, 1918 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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COHAN & HARRIS \ COHAN & HARRIS Prese Fanntest American Comedy of Rovent ¥ A TAILOR-MADE MAN| GRANT MITCHELL | Extremely Novel, Clever Play by HARRY JAMES SMITH with GAIETY yan, es KLAW & ERLANGER'S Big Musical Comedy Hit THE Rainbow Girl WINTER GARDEN "2228235 THE PASSING SHOW OF 1918 BOOTH 45th W. of B'way. Wai The STUART WALKER CO. 13 “Tarningtoa's Tues 8:30, & Bat. at 2 Bway and Sth Street Matinces Tours Mats 20th of Bway. Eva. 8. Maxine Elliott’s EYES OF YOUTH “xs ASTOR wrtceragens fusicar ROCK - ‘A- “BYE. BABY | COMEOY Broadway and 30th Street. Evenings § CASINO Sintite Weineshy "od shtarday fey H, LADY! LADY!! The Tennis Player By Cuwron Scottarp E sends the ball, in skimming Across the net no more; In khaki clad, not flannels wh He forges to the fore Yet could you look on him you'd sce That he is still the same, Although he plays in Picardy A sterner, graver game. fight, Keen-eyed, intent, alert and lithe, Without a trace of fear, His spirit is as brave and blithe As when he “volleyed” here. As on the green-turfed court he fought With Yankee grit and grin, Still in his mind he keeps the thought That he is bound to win! SEVENTEEN 30. Summer Schedule Up and Down on the Broadway Joy Line With L. M., Conductor Eyes or Youtu—joth Street. Lamps as wonderful as Aladdin’s Foiiies oF 1918—N Scenes of rare beauty plentiful beauties. | Gertinc Tocetuer—Shubert. Trench types portrayed humorously and hu- manely | Goinc-Ur—Liberty. From authorship to airship via farce and melody. Hitcuy Koo—Globe. Particularly glad- some is Leon Errol as the chef who, when dinner is due, stews nought but Amsterdam. peopled with nusual-Hand-Relled an Crests Goat of Armsor Frat meh An Ideal Gitt for fox Oceasion ior $2.25 72$5.25 5°$10 '2°$19 abs style of patel am by number, as above, ‘specify kind of tip. We also have @ handsome Nogany ny humidor, Aited ‘with 200 ¢ ideal ellection es showing pomiuaittes for YOU. State your age The Landon School % itz 1483 Schofield Building, Cleveland, O: himself. Kiss Burctar, Tue—Eltinge. Fay Bain- ter embraces every opportunity to look cute. Man Wuo Stayeo at Home, Tue 48th Street. When the huns come to visit he gives them a warm re- ception. Maytime—Broadhurst. Romance is stowed safely under an old apple tree for future reference in the last act. Mipsicut Frotic—Cocoanut Gro Af- terglow of the “ Follies.” Mipnicut Rev Grove. Cen- tral Park is overlooked because of certain Dollies. Motuer’s Linerty Bonp—Park. Melo- drama at its melodrama-est. Ou, Lapy! Lapy!!—Casino. Sparklingly smart. Passinc Suow or 1918—Winter Garden. Skirtless vaudeville. Raixsow Girt, Gaiety. The tale of an heir and an actress, musically told. Rock-a-Bye Basy— Astor. Tune- trimmed comedy involving three kids and a goat. SeventeeN—Booth. Not a full-grown romance: merely youth’s sighs. Tattor-Mape Man, A—Cohan & Harris. Soaring to success and Society on borrowed plumage. Ticer Rose—Lyceum. Baffled by Leo- nore Ulric’s coquetry, the forest cop fails to spot the fugitive hero when the latter disguises himself as the works of a grandfather clock. A Bap Srete or Sickxess Stern Justice The president of the court-martial —His | Royal Highne been found guilty of cowardice and intoxication while engaged with the enemy. His conduct resulted in great disaster to his army and grave peril to the Fatherland. What is your suggestion, sir? Judge Advocate Schmalzfinger —Let his punishment be condign and merciless without deference to his rank. I recommend that we | choose two of his unterofficiers and have them shot at sunrise. umpany at New York as toail matter te HIE. Madison Square %G |, the publishers will be under ptly reported ow postal card or by etter BACK NUMBERS: Present cents; 1916, {4 cents, et Postage free in the U 1.10 cents per copy; 1917 pendencies, and M. Advertising Department Offices Brunswick Building Walker Building Marquette Building Henry Building Jodge is printed by the Schweinter Press. comicbooks.com