Judge, 1920-07-17 · page 25 of 36
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chorus-girl wants nothing so much as to be mistaken for a shrinking viol She sn scaly a a cilfon fon camisole in the suds of a steam eam-laundry. Tobeaty i her constant stu tion; coy without visible effort. is demure provocat mauvaise honte i equaled only by by her comme il fau t bearing, wl ted into , means that she’s a peach of a bluffer. But all this has nothing to do with Say Long (large pane! and Rosie Quinn (insert) who are two of the best-known chorus- girls on