Judge — July 25, 1925 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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The Reel Stuf By Carroll Carroll A Few Wraiths of Hollywood Don Q, Son of Zorro—You'll love it. Beggar on Horseback—Good and funny. Smooth as Satin—And valu- able as cheesecloth. After Business Hours—The only chance of your life to see Lou Tellegen with a collar on. The Making of O° Malley— Childish as cops and robbers. Beauty and the Bad Man— Out there where the men begin and West is West. The Light of Western Stars— Namely: Jack Holt, Noah Beery and Billy Dove. Lost — A Wife — Menjou, good as usual, in an amusing comedy. How Baxter Butted In— Rather nutty ‘and mildly nice. Siege—Worth a couple of hours of anyone’s time. Cold Cuts, Dessert and Cheese FreR considerable pub- licity, articles in our more sophisticated monthly magazines, a good deal of speculation on tie part of those who go in for that sort of thing and two years of un- interrupted activity in Amund- sen’s backyard, ‘“Kivalina of the Icelands” has been released. It looks like an Eskimo pie to me. All the scenes are laid up in Santa Claus land, but none of them show that estimable gentleman, for, as the film failed to point out, he was down in “the States” doing his Christmas shopping early. And there’s a man to whom Christ- mas shopping means more than a couple of pairs of silk stock- ings, a visit to Schwartz’s and a half a dozen boxes of cigars. “Kivalina” has a plot. Wait till you hear it! Nashulik won’t (Continued on page 28) _} ODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDNDDDDDDDDDDDDDNDD00000000000000000000 JOBS WE WOULDN’T CARE TO. HAVE Train Announcer in Russia. fees AN yrs thw . DN Asoo STOP US IF YOU’VE HEARD IT “Ain’t you goin’ to the battle to-day, Pat?” “No . . . the Ginral says to me, ‘Let you stay at home to-day . . . you & kilt enough men yesterday.” 4 21 comicbooks.com