Judge — August 8, 1925 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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He—These comic men are all right, but, of course, they exaggerate things too much, Rev. Thomas Dixon or a case of smallpox, I get considerable inno- cent amusement from watching the hu lean over some other fellow’s chair and make a fool of him. It is all part of the circus known as the theater, and Carroll, it seems to me, has put on a better circus in this respect than anyone else. His audi. torium makes a trip to Paris unneces- sary, at least for such persons as do not. go to Paris chiefly to see the ‘Tomb of Napoleon. It is the most diverting auditorium in New York. The show on the stage has several excellent dancing numbers, some eminently lovely costumes, a scene or two of real theatrical beauty, and some humorous byplay by the esti- mable M. Tannen, the com pére of the exhibit. Its weakness lies in its leading women players, none of whom shows any skill; in certain of its skits which dramatize old smok- ing-car wheezes not too comically, and in a periodic failure to edit the scenes carefully. In such editing, the generality of our music show producers should go to school to Prof. Dr. Ziegfeld. You will never find the eminent Prof. Dr. raising his curtain on a scene of persuasive beauty and then having the young man who sings the song celebrating it come on wearing. a dinner jacket fastened doggily in front with a loop! Meanest Man in Town Barton—What makes your next door neighbor so unpopular? Borrows—He has arranged his lawn mower so that you have to drop a penny in the slot to make it go. —Boston Transcript A Rib Tickler “Has a keen sense of humor, hasn’t he?” “Rather. A banana peel all by itself will make him laugh.” —American Legion Weekly Baal A London collector paid $4,500 for a first edition of an old joke book. Still, if his musical comedy is a suc- cess the expense is justified. —Detroit News SIs Bill—Right. Electrician—Feel anything? “No.” “Well, don’t touch the other two, there’s 2,000 volts in them.” —Liverpool Echo “Before he married me he said he’d move heaven and earth if I asked him.” “And then? “Oh, now he’s raising hell!” —London Mail SalanyIncreased | 400 Per Cent! —Salesmanship the Answer Gi ‘(My ealary as a letter carrier,"» writes J. J. California man, was $1,800 a year. ‘This is thi Office. ‘After Qishing tx aaign rmentsof in Modern Salesmanship, I had the opportu: real estate company, and I have made portea guy pata Hinze hg pecan. Bot tare Beye ne my earning power pereaned may era Devsher 000), Nawessges close ts 810, and I expect to make $1, 600 this month « » ae ‘Are youlike Graney following a well-organi jan to doubie—triple—quadruple your salary? Or areyourelying for advancement npon, business knowledge jeked up thra ce? LaSalle has millions and failicns of Sehiars to the earning power SE ite, members, if a successful career is worth 2c and two minutes of your time, check on the ‘coupon the field of advancement that a you. Allin your name and address, and place it In fhe the mail TODAY. ‘LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY ‘The World's Largest Business Training sere) ac Sate aticct ‘salary-doubling pla oy I joubling plan ssai tomy advancement in thopusinessfiela checkedbelow, Bend aiao co y of “Ten ‘Years’ Promotion in Sine," al all without ol CO Modern Salesmanship O Business Management Modern Business Corre- OHigher Accountancy odence land OTraffic Management O Railway Station Man- agement DLaw—Degree of LL.B. OCommercial Law Dindustrial Management Efficiency OBanking and Finance Name.... soowe Present Position .... Address “POPULAR RADIO, with which is combined The Wireless Age,” is now the oldest as well as the leading radio maga- zine. No change in POPULAR RADIO will be effected by this consol- idation. It will con- tinue to publish the most interest- ing and instructive in- formation for owners of radio receivers and for everyone who is consider- ing building or buying a set. Cortes (GARs I-MADE AT KEY.WEST-—— The Magasine with the Siloer Cover comicbooks.com