Judge — May 9, 1925 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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0 The Reel Stuf? By Carroll Carroll Sights See’n’ on Broad- way Grass--Go to it, The Last Laugh—The screens nearest approach t Quo Vadis—A five cus. The Lost World—Concerning those cute little brontosauri. As No Man Has Loved—Oh, pittle! The Fool—Read it and sleep! The Gloria’s Event son, caused no little mmo- tion in New York, which agita- tion reached its peak at the premiere presentation of miles and miles of film entitled “Mapame Sans-Géne,” in which the erstwhile Miss Swan- minor role, that of ns-Géne, the lead- ing part being played by the furniture and antique ac- coutrements of the various castles of France. This “world premiére of a famous classic,” as it was para- doxically pricked out in lights in front of the Rivoli Theater, was some shindig. It divided the population of Manhattan into two distinct groups, those helped to enter the and those t keep out. ‘The final four hundred” on everybody else on HISTORICAL NOTE Irishman walking into Polo Grounds backwards so that they'd think he was coming out. This piece of impudence is known as “Coogan's Bluff.” coon000000NDDONNDNDOODOOOOOONDONOOONDONONONOOOOOONDO00000N0NNNNN » police The wh iFair, including the picture, looked to me like propaganda propounded — by “The Associated Independent Laundry Men of the World,” calling, as it did for such quan- ti of dress shirts, and indi- eating that even such an humble person as a scrubber of socks might rise to be a Duchess of France, which is the story of the picture. But that was during Napoleon's reign. (Continued on page 28) “Pay as you enter, eh? [told you no good would come of the minister visiting New York.” Ooo00000000000NNNDNNNDOONDOOOOONONDOONODONNONNNDNONONDOODNNDNNNNND comicbooks.com