Judge — May 16, 1925 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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Progress, thrills and true ro- mance, the practical things and technique of RADIO are all best told each month in POPULAR RADIO, the world’s greatest radio maga- zine; edited by Kendall Ban- ning. New subscribers may send One Dollar for next 5 issues, to POPULAR RADIO, 627 West 43d Street, New York City (ie | A GRAB BAG OF JUDGE ART PRINTS FOR THE SUMMER HOME Junce has in stock ited supp! Prints in may have a "Grab Bag” 5 for $1.00 JUDGE Art Print Department O27 West 43d Street New York City Britain. Nor is this the half of it, by a jugful. There is the scene in which three warm babies, by way of injecting South Sea Island atmos- phere into the proceedings, come out and negotiate the hoochie-coochie that, when it was originally shown on the Midway Plaisance at the C hicago World's r. caused that ¢ to adopt the motto, “I will!" T! the scene in which the American hero nobly resists the amorous advances of an incalescent dusky maiden and swears he will not surrender to her wiles unless she duly consents to marry him in advance. There is the scene in which the hero's guardian tells him, in a voice so lugubrious that even Jake Oppenheimer, the Veteran manager of theater, breaks down nightly and cries like a child who has been kicked in the stomach, that he loves him so much because he once loved his mother who, alas, rejceted his suit in favor of another. And there is the scene in which the cunning little Aloma—*me civilized too like white lady, you sce!"— sweetly tries on a pink silk robe de nuitand then, with many an adorable titter, sprays herself with eau de cologne. All that I can say is that any man who wants more than that isa hog! rere is Tl [re persons who, however, want their amusement more greatly on the level, I recommend the music show, “Tet Me More.” Although its first act is far better than its second, its score by George Gershwin and its clowning by Prof. Lou Holtz contrive to work out a diverting evening. Holtz has developed no end as a comedian, and his monkey- shines in the exhibit in question rival those even of the hero of ““Turitts,” the elegant Armand Valry The best of the tunes is called “ Do I Love You?" to eat many two-dollar-and-a-half club sandwiches and drink many two-dollar-pints of mineral water in its company before the summer passes, no less Why One is destined sae They were discussing the absent- mindedness of the acquaintance who had just passed. “That habit nearly cost him his life when he was on his holiday,” remarked one. “How was that “He fell overboard that he knew how to swim. —Tit-Bits (London) forgot and Looky ees ths summer Start loday Jake “fe ofp panes Ged Sm 4 asy,} Wana eels If you are ashamed of your fi y in a bathing suit, de off all that extra on the beach this summer. I did lad to be Tam sot ging te te F " ear 350'W. ist Sta N.Y Fishing facts and bins. et Is how tocompece in Mus, get annual $008 ake Photo contest. A postal ets it FREE! SOUTH BEND BAIT COMPANY ’ 11281 High Street South Bend,Ind. ¢ IFC, espe= jae to take at and look your best You can do able to explain Teil aleurd creams KNOW THEY NERVOUSNESS y can be cured. Send Information and recove returned lesg OMice expenses. . Ne‘soo, BC LW. Verigin, Brilliant, B.C, comicbooks.com