Judge — February 7, 1925 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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

#3 Discovered and Fxphred Ly Pk Lk a, foo. ese ubetiasccy “70 ped SNE. = og) hi é ~ ah } yarn. . Sy Yigula ibaa , TN x , fe Abracadabra Whizrlebing. 4ish the aninal Stalled woth ved apricols and. covered alvhabelical feathers, Lt inhabis the Sarsapariila Swamps on the, shores: of Campbetsoup Lake Its feathers are often found in we soup. a 7) he ever-bhoming Peruna bushes uw the Aycrapiknam vegetable garden at Neersag Springs, the health resort Of The Islands. ,. =S’ & 2 Tacemwes © an ee - : Py of o wd? Ong Qeners chasing a herd of I Toned” Jardines on the Beechnut Beach af Peanut Buiter bay. LEZ Eggs & the Fetation Fish ‘ound by the thousands i the rocky pockers on the bottom of Eittiard Foot. Utter beng gathered by natives they ¢ are placed in triangular formation and shol- Ill 2 Piker” is the work of the Leon Gordon, author of sii White Cargo,” and “The Garden of Weeds.” though perhaps better known as the actor who, appe in a play at the Morosco Theater a few se was billed in the program as ssed by) Franklin The modish M. Gordon's terpiece is hollow m latest. m drama, about as convincing as stage lightning and quite as exciting as noon in’ southern Brazil. Lionel Barrymore is the of the exhibit. He gives a generally obvious and flat perfort Alan Brooks in secondary role gives much the better performance. Irene Fenwick is the trouble-making hussy. Which is about all the space that “The Piker™ deserves. mn IV ass 0° Laveuter™ its name. My Heart” appeared upon the seer we all know exactly what to expect of any play with one of these o's in its title. ‘The present opus lives up to the expectations. The hypotheti- Iy lovable little orphan with the dear, darling accent, the scene in which the little love, brought: inte regal surroundings, embarrasses her protectors by making friends with the butler, the rette smoking Lady Snipnose who airily looks down on the heroine and moves elegantly out of the double doors with a superior shrug of the shoulders, the lor just back from in whose embrace the is just like handsome South Afr poor little orphan eventually. finds herself—all are here in one form or another, once again with us. A naive exhibition, imported from England. Flora Le Breton, who is described as “the English Mary Pickford” as opposed to Mary Pickford, who is not described as the Am Flora Le Breton, is the little orphan. Miss Le Breton is not a bad-looking girl. histrionic talents are not up to her looks. but her Only Kind She Could Think Of Hub (with newspaper)—There is to be a bridge across Boston Harb Wife—Does it say who's going? —Boston Transcript sae Mary had a little lamb. Her father shot it dead. And now it goes to school with her, Between two chunks of bread. —Tit Bits EARLE £. LIEDERMAN The Muscle Bi How Long Do You Expect to Live? ow you ui IF YOU DO—YOU DIE Sith your careless Uving If you want. Fat Abuse your body—It's youre a down You're dying. Send for new 64-p: “Muscular Development” It Is FRE! EARLE E. LIEDERMAN Dept. 3002 305 EARLE E, LIEDERMAN Dept. 3002, 305 Broadway, New York City rewith whieh you hats comicbooks.com