Judge — August 30, 1924 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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

“Say, Leo, I thought you said that fellow was a big, game hunter.” A Popular Song Wee is a “popular” song and what does it take to make it ition and number of sales, you say, But you are wrong. Repetition does not make a song popular. Quite the contrary; it makes it unpopular, At least it does so with me. Take, for instance, that latest piec entitled: Swanee Sunbeams.” The publisher announced it as “The popular song success.” but I think that he was perhaps guilty of mis- representation. It is an unpopular song—and a decidedly unpopular one at that. Anyway, it is so with me, The guy in the apartment below mine is trying to learn it on the saxophone! SAS A Scotchman went to the box office after witnessing the new show. “Will ye kindly retairn me the amount of the amusement tax?” he said. “Why?” asked the manager. “I wasna amused,” said the Scotchman. sae If love is a disease, an engagement ring is the quarantine sign. This Time of Year “Where's that confounded office ormed the manager. hen he went out for lunch,” ventured the stenographer, “he said he'd be late because he had to buy a new dress suit for his college re- union.” Par Say it with brakes and save on the flowers. Not Far Behind! Crawford—I understand there are over sixteen languages and dialects in China. Crabshaw—We must have that number in this country when you count in the flappers and comic strip artists. SIS True Christian faith—Leaving an umbrella in a church vestibule. Rerormep Burctar—Got any doors or windows ye can't open, mum? 21 comicbooks.com