Judge — July 31, 1920 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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

Frank McIntyre, _ feeling like a boob and looking like the barbered Shah of Persia, does his bit to make “ Sccing Things" a considerable success. SannEERAgEEEEEEEeemeeenn at Dorothy Mackaye taking advantage of her good looks and pretty frock tries to bull- doze John Westley into “Seeing Things,” which he can't very well do with his monocle tucked away in his waistcoat pocket. ‘Plays Between Pillar and Post Edna Bates with a full market basket and a well-stocked pork bar- rel is indifferent to the H. C. of L., while Lynne Overman is busy support- ing himself with a pillar of society. They are both in “The Honey Girl.” Frances Carson who loves horses and horse racing and Willie Collier who loves Frances (only in “The Hottentot") but hates horses (only in “The Hot- tentot”’) closed the track recently at the Cohan-Theatre in New York after scoring a long run.