Judge — November 15, 1919 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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

In Farce the Plural of “Spouse” is “Spice’ Francis Byrne, Ruby Craven, Suzanne Willa, From “Nice Nicur™ The spectacle of the man of the house breakfasting with @ strange woman stirs the maid’s sense of drama. Nora—Last night I seen in the movies a woman w: as apped, and where do you suppose they found to the steam pipes in a cellar in the Bronix! (She nd departs.) he matter with that girl? g-picture-itis, —Why go to the movies when she’s got ‘em right 11-15-19 Estelle Winwood, gue St John and Kenneth Doug Lax rence Grossmith, Mar- “Too Maxy Huspanos” tL guess why I'm staying here? ks round the room and his eyes fall on ou don’t mean to say you've married Vic- ves he mean by not exactly? T hope you haven't been trifling with the affections of my mother- in-law, “Too Many Husnanps” Estelle Winwood d Frits Williams “L understand you so well, dear lady.” “Why do you call me that? “Out of pure embarrassment. I ¢ know whether to call you Mrs. Cardew or Mrs, Lowndes “Why don't you split the difference and call me Victoria?” comichooks col)