Judge — February 12, 1921 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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‘ebruary 12, 1921 New Moves in the Movies (Continued from page 23) and offers to better conditions at once—right slap off the reel. Why not?—Only one done. Once allow censorship to take the place of crowd mind or instinct, and all possibility of rlopment stops. ‘The instinct that would in time rectify things no longer functions. Can't. Responsibility gone. The thing that creates it destroyed. That in a country of this size, population, and supposed enlightenment, such an amusingly unthinkable thing as arbitrary censorship of the greatest medium of expression this bored old world has yet known—reaching millions on millions daily—should be tolerated for even fifteen minutes, is putty nearly unbelievable But from Chicago comes word that the name ‘ol Goldman” shall be changed to Schmidt” before the picture ‘* Heliotrope shown; in Pennsylvania all references to n ternity are barred as obscene; and in parts of Cc anada they are already banning showings of “Way Down East.” trouble: it can’t be What's the answer? Impatience, mostly probably egged on here and there by some reformer without quite sense en h to go in human around, or faith enough to trus nature and the Constitution. Better lay off on the censorship stuff leave little out, in the gray course of time, of Stuffen Nonsense—Instinct time, backed by the Common 1 called on today, at need, to protect Publick Morals. and id John R. Instinct to straighten the mistakes Near Nero By Staxtey R. Osnons LD Nero was tyrannical There is no doubt of that He fiddled ’em and griddled ‘em And boiled em up in fat But in this land of liberty, This glorious U.S. A., They're ragging us and nagging us ‘Til Nero seems like play From dreams our tyrant snatches us, From home and babes and wife, And hurries us and worries us And hounds us forth to strife This potentate so rigorous Of tyrants quite the gem, Who hustles us and bustles us — Is Half-Past Six A. M. That Part, Yes Customer—Y ou say this suit is all-wool? Truthful Tailor—The wool part is. BOOK ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed Mailed free to any address by] the Author Pioneer | H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc., [Dog Medicines} 118 West 31st Street, New York EGYPTIAN DEITIES “Lhe Utmost in Cigarettes” Plain End or Cork Tip People of culture and refinement invariably PREFER Deities A Non-Moving Picture in Six Reels Revel “A minute's all that I can stay,” Her lover hears the maiden say Reet “My pet, the minute’s up. 1 know You mustn't plead. Time p: Reew HI As I'm alive “A minute more? I'm almost sure we've been here ive Modernized Willis—You ought to join our Scientific Club. We have some great debates. Last week the subject was: “ Which is faster; light, or electricity? Gillis—Whiat is your subject this week? | Willis—Which is slower, the telephone or | the U.S, mail? 27 Reet LV. “Don't ask me, please, to make it ten, Or else I'll nevér come again! Rerev V. “Now, really, dear, I've got to go. Besides, I think it feels like snow Rrev VI. They dug them out when Springtime came Their line of talk was just the same. ferinncrs of peachers. cld ‘or young Ail musie tree Write today for Ga-page tree book. This Interesting Free Book shows how you can become a skilled slayer te thee in every key. within ‘nd. Fully illustrated. Por Diploma grantet “Haw to Leare Piano ot Orga Guinn Conservatory, Studio 1.22, $58 Colombia Read, Besten, 25, #