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‘Stop that coughing. Where do you think you are—in a theater?” é Marie Cahill—‘*Keith’s” “Why did she marry him?” “There used to be something about him she liked, but he spent it!” Phil Baker— “Keith's” “I came from - Walla W: all. —you know, the place they liked so well they named it twice.” The Amateur Ziegfelds by George Jean Nathan I T HAS been demonstrated by I the Theater Guild, the Prov- incetowners and other such or- ganizations that amateurs are capable of uplifting the dramatic stage, but it still remains to be demonstrated that amateurs are capable of uplifting the music show stage. A lot of amateurs (Continued on page 80) “Tell Me More” “T hear your father is one of the Strong Silent men.” “He’s so strong and silent, that, until I was fourteen, I thought he was deaf and dumb.” comicbooks.com