Judge, 1925-06-13 · page 33 of 36
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vite satwve-and veontsontee | RIGA Yourself of Unwanted he gets is hobnobbing in fancy with this dream cutie. ‘The two of them have a jolly time talking about the U Alban hills, moonlight in Venice, air orever the verdant meadows of Sicily, the | _ romance of Pottstown, Pa..and other | through Dr. Irwin’s Home Treatment for such sweet and lovely things, the the Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair conversations being carried on with : a a lugubriousness beside which a ON’'T worry about —but a remarkable scientific funcral is a clambake. In the end it any more—that Process that lifts out the hair after the hussy of a wife has stolen | {unsightly hair on toe any eased arte the play and acted the rile of the ete the ‘checks, the Ghjectionable hair dream girl to death, the old boy | UPPer lip. Science has a shuffles off the mortal coil and goes | !st found the safe, sure Send for Our Inter- to juin the spirit of his ideal. In | W8¥ to remove it at once, esting FREE BOOK Stlier words; a. suigar-leat: and quick destroy its Find out at once all about ¥ ° grow fore ! ’s astonis ra im The acting vourhsafed this great | 88th forever! Dr. Irwin's astonishing ho rpiece is so bad that it makes | _ Think of it—the hair gone, {eatment and how. it de- gh again for the proficiency of | the skin left smooth, white, ross the eresth of super, Ne 6 “Uncle Toma's Cabin’ | Wnblemished. Fastidious uous hair. We will be glad 3 it ia Hebert * the women a! sing this umaz- to send you, without obli tion and in a 4 ing home t ent, not only br ancient ass whom the author asks us| on the face, but on the arms, Spy of the fascinating little to regard as a distinguished drama- | the legs, the underarms and boek which tells you all ars and stamps around like | those with bobbed hair—on ®bout this new method, what Fey Club. Margaret Mosier, | the neck. No more super- it is, how it works, the rare é Onent valsams na! as the dream girl, coves after the | fluous hair! ey . “ eveniine manner of a turtledove, and Mar- Dr. Irwin’s Home Treat- else you want to : garet Mower, as the bitter wife, | ment for the permanent re- know about the proc could hardly be worse. Edwin Max- | toval of superfluous hair is OS.) pee chip and well and Howard Lang are fair, but | 9¢%, different. No electric. Al UN woupon ter 4 r ‘’ is ae Ondine feptiat your copy — there's the net impression of the cabotinage | iY) NO onGnary epratory. ‘ho obligation of any nothing messy or of bad gore. Address F.C. odor. It is not simply a Irwin, M. D., Dept “surface” method that re- 66, 730 Fifth Avenue, moves the hair temporarily New York. | ec. RWIN, M. B., Dept. 66 i} 730 Fifth Avenue, is such as to cause one to wonder why the Alabama Legislature re- pealed the Act of November 8, 189’ which made it legal for any theater- goer who had paid for his ticket te. ————— Se shoot any bad actor on sight. “Tuner Doors” is novel all right, ART PRINTS but so is a bottle of castor oil labeled mi “Creme de Cocoa.” IN FULL COLOR rs What the play is about, I doubt | uREE Doors,” by the Messrs. I ? that even the authors know. Unless Rose and Merlin, works up fase ‘ng I am greatly mistaken, “Turee such a sweat to be a novelty that ” oe 3 Doors” was originally a straight along toward nine o'clock one longs aguas mystery play which they found un- for one of the good old conventional ‘ oe : salable and which they then tried scenes in which a sinall child kneels Dy ey ; to put over by converting it into a beside his bed and prays that dear tee ida Aah . ee F self-kidding vaudeville show. This Dod will reunite his papa and his burlesque business, however, has Serre a ones ua be been negotiated with all the light. att gua a a she *, . Sener Ore- Sars her haere oor handed dexterity of a pickpocket loved him and him alone all the time ‘ who lost both arms in the war, and and only pretended to love the A ladle” Suune Sshusler Riles the result is exceedingly melancholy. i soe a 7 What is more, the manuscript, such lander to make him jealous, ait is, gets a rough deal from what certain of my colleagues are in th habit of alluding to as actors. On of the latter, a small chubby fellow named Johnny Cantwell, is a fairly good comedian, but his associates, NO MAN'S EAN none of whom I have previously y Davio Rosinsox heard of, constitute a lot that must give the Messrs. Emerson and Gill- more serious pause. Ever since Anne Nichols’ “Abie began to run like an uncontrollable case of ca- tarrh, IT have been loath to express an opinion on a play's chances of life, but if “Taree Doors” turns out to be a success. I think I'll put up “Such popularity must be de. serced, ” the money for a revival of “Flesh.” ART PRINT DEPARTMENT . 627 West 43d Street New York City an comicbooks.com