Judge, 1918-08-10 · page 23 of 32
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From “Tue Ratxpow Giri” Butiter—Drop hit! Hit biteth like a serpent an’ sting- eth like a hadder! Ernest—Oh, no, uncle, it’s twine that does that. Butter—Evil garments can do the same thing! From “ Maytime” Skilled manauoring ¢ matrimonial intent. The chorus dame is in the act of capturing @ somewhat superannuated yet real live aristocrat for a hus- band. (Above From “ Rock-A-Bye Baby” Zoie and her two dream children (she dreamed large hile she was about it), engaged in singing “My Ocon Light Infantry.” The mere fact that they all have their mouths tight shut is a deiail which we refuse to scorry about. “Are you proposing to me, and if so, what?” “ Marriage.” “That's right. I’m a sensitive girl, and if you don’t mean it, [Il bounce somethin’ off your coco.” Especially when we have to worry about filling this space. The Government's paper saving regulations re- Photo by Beidier quire us to be funny right Adele Astaire, of “The Passing Show’ up to the limit. she is proving she can look fancy even « —a fancy dancer. Here hen she isn't dancing. comicbooks.com