Judge, 1919-02-15 · page 23 of 32
Judge — February 15, 1919 — page 23: what you’re looking at
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“Oh, My D eat! The central figute (you may have noticed the others of your own accord) is Joseph Santley. Four busy lines at once keep him dancing. This picture is entitled “The Mechanic's Warn- ing” He is a ’plane man and mutters, with a wrench: “Steer clear of women. It’s a pity Adam didn’t die with all his ribs intact.” They're dancing the chorus to “Did you miss me, dear?” something or other and we don’t “Yes, once I missed you in Buffalo like to interrupt them to ask by twenty minutes.” what it is. Broapway Wituie: What wil we do with oranges when pro- hibition begins? “Your folks must have loved children to let you grow up. But I suppose when they found you were really human, nothing else mattered.” comicbooks.com