Judge — April 11, 1925 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Julius Tannen—" Keith “The best place to take a vacation is in a teléptione booths. you drop’a nickel in the slut and you're cut off from the world.” Willie Howard & Ann Milburn in “Sky High* job in that millinery place “Oh, it's the nights you'll have toworry about!" Rhapsody in Green by George Jean Nathan ts being a powerful and in- | fluential dramatic critic is not all that it iy cracked up to be. No sooner had IT announced in Juvce a few weeks ago that if the Management — of Loccenieaps” wished me to review it they'd have to move it from the remote Cherry Playhouse to some more con- jent theater uptown than, lo and behold, they promptly did it. And with what result? That I had to review it. When I wrote what I did, I confess frankly that I was simply trying to get out of reviewing “Loccerneaps” by the more or less artful device of demanding of James Gleason & Robert Arm. the management something that I Dob OstorsQn 4 strong in “Is Zat So” believed they would not and could “The Love Sony” Chie—Fights ain't like weil not possibly do, And then, by le Fitet Soldier —Yes, ‘wlan } dings. Papa Bon Dien! the management fiat gels tinal Relig. Iie Hap—Naw! Wn a fight var went and did that) ve thing. should get married. never know who'll lose! ‘Thus is more work the wages of im- Second Soldier No; when it portance and authority! ‘Thus. is ts tired fighting he (Continued on page 28) slioulil get divorced! comicbooks.com