Judge — September 15, 1923 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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

THESE BUSINESS COMEDIES—by RALPH BARTON Scenes from “We’ve Got to Have Money,” by Edward Laska, at the Longacre } play Puli by Mo view men brig Nev lab on part fres] mor any mon the offer whit to talk the funn appr th Act I: David (Mr. Robert Ames) loses both his Act II: Being what is known in New York as allowance and the Campbell's Soup Kid (Miss a “very smart young fella,” David starts a busi- Vivian Tobin), who is the devouring passion of ness on a shoe-string and some capital swindled his life. out of his best friend (Mr. Leo Donnelly). abot The the pury as P abou hang drop and way follo dane The Man hest in t now do t we Haw hold ne danc Item in w Act III: Flushed with the success that the business miraculously turns out to be, David, instead of going to the penitentiary for obtaining money under false pretenses, mates with the Campbell Kid, completely overlooking the equally charming Miss Finney (Miss Flora Finch, herself). sack this 12 comicbooks.com