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

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

Theatrical Glints of Gaiety and Romance From “S Trimater—Say, these Meyricks must be some sports to hold down a whole wing at this hotel— judging from what it costs me to park my tooth- brush in my Intle telephone booth with a bed in it. Charles Meakins and Assorted Sweets La —Dear child, I couldn't go without saying again how greatly I ap preciated your welcome. Jupitu—It was sincere, Mrs. Langley. Mrs. Lanctey—Trust a woman to know Tnprrect Fire Witnt tne Aim oF A ‘ sincerity in a woman-—and a widow to Mirror know it in anyone. Junin (as though apropos of noth- Ruth Chatterton and Lucille Watson ing)—It is a moonlight night in May— the month of love—that’s tinctured with madness and honeysuckle! Ruth Chatterton and James Rennie E TWOSOMES FROM {OONLIGHT AND HONEYSUCKLE” ConcressMaN—In the furtive language of your eyes I read my answer. Whisper it as I tell you again that to become the compan- ion of such loveliness I would put my soul itself in pawn! Juprtu (quizzically)—You mean by—marrying? Ruth Chatterton and Sydney Booth 2s comichooks.celu)