Judge — March 14, 1925 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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

“Rose Marie” Keith's Tango.” “Give me a sentence with the word “Tango rain no more!” “How did you happen to marry him?” “Why, when he proposed I didn’t have sense enough to come in out of the moon.” Moe.” tos Ted and Al Waldman—Palace “They call her electricity. Her mother's name was Dina | and her father's name Drama du Jour by George Jean Nathan y with the name of ‘angletoes” is hardly the kind to make a reviewer cut his dinner short at the con- sommé in his enthusiasm to get to the theater on time. It is too suspiciously suggestive of the sweet little orphan school of drama. When, therefore, a play with that title was recently nounced for the Thirty-ninth Street Theater, your obedient servant may be forgiven for hav- ing looked forward to the adven- ture with all the hot eagerness of an Eskimo for a dish of ice cream. (Continued on page 28) Fannie Brice and Bobby Clark: in “The Music Bor” Fannie Brice—Was the sub- way crowded? Bobby Clark—Subway? Stick to your period, babe. “What is a pei questionable woman to a comicbooks.com