Judge — March 18, 1922 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Paris on Broadway (Continued from page 12) Neg the right center wall of the set, and used the scenery the following season in “A Gentleman of Leisure.” After this, it appeared successively in a re- vival of “Divorcons,” in “A Woman's Way,” “The Rack,” “Bought and Paid For,” “Just to Get Married,” and eleven other Brady productions. Again now, Mr. Brady rented the scenery out for several months to a No. 3 com- j pany of “The Man of the Hour,” and with the profit bought, at Macy’s, two small mirrors which he placed at either end of the mantelpiece. Thus splen- didly renovated, the scenery appeared in a further series of Brady produc- tions, including “Eve’s Daughter,” “The Drum,” “The Earth,” “The Man Who Came Back,” “Captain Brass- bound’s Conversion,” “The New Mo- | rality,” “The Elton Case,” and “The | Teaser.” And now, for the moment, we have it serving “The Nest.” “The French Doll” is, in its Ameri- | can version, chiefly Irene Bordoni. 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