Judge — October 18, 1924 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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rd and James Rennie in *s that? verts, sir. 1 couvert Cross and Trabuc, Keith's. She—T wouldn't marry a man who lied her head on her father's bosom, cries that the devil of a good time she had was all the bunk and that henee- forth she is going to go in y of atonement for his quarter of cleven hokum reformation, he takes f out into the woodshed, bend er and, with a firm right hand, give himself a large spanking. “The Far Cry” is, up to the time for housekeeping, be a nice ¢: 4 girl the rest of her life and it goes to pieces, worth seeing. Mar- \¥ goto heaven when she dic galo Gillmore is surprisingly com- It is quite disturbing, inasmuch as what \ has preceded has been truthfully obs t and faithfully reported drama. Richman is D “r get the idea from my refer- a talented playwright. He has my respect. ence to “The Little Angel” that Having my respect, I recommend that, by it would make an excellent serial for petent in the role of the central girl. and bac! “That's fallen arch “The Dream Girl” “What is it when our souls go back and back i the St. Nicholas Magazine. ‘Tru enough, were such a theme handled by th American playwright, even a child of ten would Tet out a how! of impatience and promptly kick over any screen in the house that had a stork embroidered or inted on it. But the Thin He laughs at his own plot and hence makes it the food of ami is no such sap dle diversion, The first act has much delightful (Continued on page 26)