Judge — June 14, 1919 — page 25: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

From “I Love You” Georce—Do you mean to say your but- ler knows more than you or I know? Jimmie—George, don’t be silly. He knows ten times as much as I do. Just ask him any hard question—he'll answer right off the reel. Georce—Brooks, can you tell us when and where the game of bil- liards was invented? 3rooks—No, sir. Of course the best authorities say it was probably invented in England and we know that the game was introduced into France by Louis XIV, also that Shakespeare referred to it in “Antony and Cleopatra.” You remember he makes Cleopatra say to her attendant, “Let us to billiards; come Charmian,”—in the second act, I think. Georce—Yes—Oh yes—you'’re quite right. I’m sure it was the second act. Dits (er the Caren From “I Love You” From “Tumse In” Every now and then the prodigal plot comes back and de- mands attention. TI ‘ime it calls for excited telephoning, and Brown is hard. at you would call a gifted wire speaker. Brown—What? Votunteer Apviser—Speak louder. sy O'Brien and John Westley. Anotuer—No, not so loud, but more distinctly. Rutn—This is no way to feel on such a wonderful Brown (struggling hard)—What? . You don’t hear night—come out and look at the moon and forget it. me? Well, repeat what you don’t hear, and I'll tell it Jusatre—I don’t want to look at the Moon! I to you over again. never want to sce the dam thing again. 2s . -comicbookss co ae Es © ES we