Judge — October 14, 1922 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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

Wide World. T°? the man who glorified the American small town, who took “Main Street” by its shab- by shoulders and shook it intoa prominence that made it think it was a Fifth Avenue; whose “Babbitt” is creating more comment than the “six best sellers,” and who, if he doesn’t watch out, will find himself be- coming too wealthy to bother with literature: Mr. Sinclair Lewis Please Pass the Laurel! TO that genial psychologist and wise philosopher, whose keen and witty commentary on life has so endeared him to the readers of his column; to him who has given us Archy, Hermione, Capt. Fitzurse and “The Old Soak,” and whose object in life is the happiness of his fellow-creatures: Don Marquis O that latest American beauty to be added to our garden of film celebrities; whose unsuspected loveliness gives promise of great joy to those who make golden oppor- tunity of the silver screen, and whose first picture under American management, “Bella Donna,” fits her too well to seem a title of mere chance. Welcome to our cinema, Miss Pola Negri! comichooks..