Judge — August 31, 1918 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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a a ‘Sets | F or Your Amusement} COHAN & HARRIS PRESENT THREE FACES EAST wash a at ssiee tacos phe 8 Vita He Hering | WINTER GARDEN weaning ib Street THE PASSING SHOW OF 1918 =~ x Maxine Elliott’s {iwi Sate wed" wad Rat ALLEGIANCE BOOTH 45th W. of B'w: fx Wed. & Sat. at 2.30. ne STUART AS. SEVENTEEN WALKER Cy. tm Tarkington's ASTO RR Sisines’ Wednesday ned Saturday 2:15 iG ‘s. ad je SIDNEY DREW Keep Her miling CASIN' Broadway and Oy Street. Evenings 8°15 Matisees Wednesday and Saturday 2:15 OH, LADY! LADY! 1 Eva. §:30. | Mate. Fact Catches Up With Fiction N the New York Herald of Sunday, Aug. 4, appeared a story of a society wedding at Camp John Pershing, Rock- land Lake, where on Saturday, Aug. 3, Miss Margaret Long, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Frederick ong, was married to Lieutenant Paul. E. Truesdell, U. S. R. The romance began with the opening of the camp in July. Colonel Long had not | noted that Lieutenant Truesdell was par- ticularly attentive to his daughter until Friday, when the young officer approached him at a headquarters dance and saluted. This conversation was reported in the Herald: “L have to rep I have be ” ort, sir,” said the lieutenant, “that J to France g returned Truth and fiction are not so far apart. In Juvce of August 17, which went to press long in advance of publication, as usual, is a story by J. A. Waldron entitled “Op- portunity’s Forelock.”” The story was written weeks before and illustrated by Lawrence Fellows. The parallels between the little tale and the actuality at Camp John Pershing are remarkable. Summer Schedule Up and Down on the Broadway Joy Line With L. M., Conductor AtLectance—Maxine Elliott. A Ger- man-American family cracks under the strain. Biue Peart, Tne—Longacre. It’s mys- teriously snitched from the ivory neck of a vampire. Dovste Exrosure—Bijou. Avery Hop- woodish friskiness. Fippters Turee—Cort. Presumably from the Old King Cole Administra- tion. At any rate, it’s an operetta. Fouuses or 1918—Newe Amsterdam. Ur- ban stage pictures trimmed with pretty girls. Frienpty Enestes—HMudson. Pfeif for Germany, and Block, for Amer unite to murder the English language. Getrinc ‘Tocetuer—Shubert. Vivid war scenes loosely strung together and animated with humor. Goinc Up—Liberty. Frank Craven has heroism thrust upon him. He Dipn’t Want To Do It—Broad- hurst. The latest example of hesita- tion, with appropriate music. Keep Her Saininc—Astor. Husbandly infatuation transforms a clerk into a Croesus. Maytime—Lyric. Romance of old Wash- ington Square before the bobbed hair era. Mripnicut Frotic—Cocoanut — Grove. Arranged so that the near-sighted may enjoy long looks. Mipnicut Revue—Century Grove. Gilded refuge from outer darkness. Passinc Suow or 1918—Winter Garden. Typically Winter Gardenish. eN—Booth. Last week in New ‘York of Willie Baxter’s first affair. Sue Watxep in Her Steer—Playhouse. Somnambulistic fare cr, Turee Faces East—Cohan © Harris. Sort the heroes and villains if you “ant can! Ticer Rose—Lyceum. Her excitement is pardonable, as her lover has killed a man and she has to shoo off the police. Unver Orvers—Eltinge. Bang-bang- less war play. Wuere Poppies BLoom—Republic. Mar- jorie Rambeau, noted for her Eyes of Youth, finds new excuses for getting emotional. Wuy Worr Harris. —Jewish-Ameri- can jargon of the cheerfullest sort. VeryIGoop Younc Max, A—Plymouth. Wallace Eddinger gives a select virtue exhibit. A Patriotic Tip JUDGE UDGE was one of the three | J most popular publications inthe | camps in a list including all the leading magazines. nedium,” Judy n for war-strung arnishes rves | this issue, "s adv Jovernment will sen nd Do this t much n inc Or send us a de and add and we'll ar and a or at the fi 13 issues. Judge, 225 Fifth Avenue, NewYork City “What are you talking about. the army.”” Herculean “What is your conception of hard work?” “Well, for one thing, compiling a history of Russia.” Drawn by Joux Herv Our leading vamp bh Intimate With "Em uu don’t know beans.” I’ve been in Winning the War in the Movies abandoned the and Stripes leopard leopa skin for thi comicbooks.com