Judge — May 12, 1923 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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A College Anthology by Henry Mack, Stanford '24 Drawings by Fred Fisher, Stanford *2; Eis nothing pains so much tch Mable swim. Mable is a dear girl, but she just will be athletic. Her hands are alwas blistered from swinging a tennis racquet, which she does execrably; he nose is usually peeling from an excess of golf, i ‘ which she herself admits ) DAVID me LS? ‘ is not on a par with her AVID BELASCO INVE | 2 } tennis; her neck is al- SN THE COTTON GIN he pC JOHN BUF ways red from too m PATRICK HENRY DI \ | exposure in a. low INTRODUCES E oe thing suit. 1 } THE ORIGINAL DIRECTS THE [ \ | | Mable once hear SHIAUNE BATTLE OF BUNKER KILL y male friend swimming fe ceptional, and sh and there chose that for her major activity. Above is Mable’s ming form. Judge { yourself. ERIBETH is eccen- the first to cal CHERR your attention to So They Once, when a mere neh DP of a girl, Meribeth was ia 4 in love, but her he was broken by the cr cruel man. Now Mer beth is out to re her sex. She lures t pecting male, n breaks his hear BE LIACC HOPS DOWN Hi hers was broken. beth gets her biggest kick out of being asked if she has a_ heart. z laughs. spider, have . doesn't with the rest of the women. ARION has_never grown up. She is mple little child t, although she ‘awful, . : ful long dwesses Drawn by Cnester Gouin, Northwestern. = style mans d ves to dance, A cross-section of ye co-ed’s well-known top floor. A Night and a Day “Please—” naught by Elsa Barber, Stanford *25 by Joe Colman Ryan, Notre Dame cioind ok ae tone NIGHT in the life of a beautiful lady JHENE’ER you go to see her Mamma. spank.” Is the time when her beauty is made: s ects 3 childlike simplicity When the curlers and cream "1 chane often shown at a dance Make her loveliness gleam é r . en offered punch. Concealed behind curtain and shade. with her t And when you take the chances a ps over the te Oh, a night in the life of a beautiful dame Her voice full of murmurs Brings many a knight to the day of the “There are only ten untaket ‘ “O-o-h, what a fun same! So won't you take the rest?” taste. ‘Oo hasn’t pu hing bad in th a ms 00?” She has ne: been disappointed. °O Fotun ON actr for her the ny types, though. Mode and simplicity: the tw: keynotes of her charac , both on and off the stage. Here she is tak- ing the part of Carmel D in the 1922 opera. The H college press aptly | marked after the pr : duction, “Carmeline and Drawn by Frep Fisuer, Stanford ‘2 Donaldine a syno A wicked line. nyms.” comicbooks.com