Judge — October 21, 1922 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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

JACKIE COOGAN as “OLIVER TWIST”’ Oliver, having swiped the old gentleman’s wipe, runs amuck of the beadle, and is sent to the workhouse Fagin, the wily Jew, Oliver in the gentle art of thieving, the Artful Dodger assisting Director Frank Lloyd reading Dickens’ im- mortal bedtime story to the little star that he may the better visualize the char- acter The cast enlists the talented services of such players as Lon Chaney, James Mar- cus, Nelson McDowell, Lionel Belmore, Tay- lor Graves, and others “Please, sir, I'd like some more.” A phrase which has echoed down the ages, though in most circles the “please” has been omitted After many years of hardship, in which the poor little tike is tried to his last endurance, Oliver finally falls among friends, and all’s serene