Judge — December 5, 1925 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Judging the Shows (Continued from page 16) which the audience is asked to de- clare its preference as to the course the action should take. The open- ing night proved to be the greatest D social event of the season. Among y weavers eanaiatee ee those present were Mr. Beyer, ¥ sseesGre | president of the B-B Corset Com- y Sere Stews | pany, Mr. Adolph Mukol, of the \ ResFenlarvde | Bigger N. Better Moving Picture e Company, Mr. Glutz, of Glutz and Glutzen, Mr. Reuben, of Reuben’s Delicatessen Restaurant, and Mr. Rosenberg, of Rosenberg, Ginsberg and Blumberg, Kwality Klothes. m HE talented Frederick Lonsdale’s “The Last of Mrs. Cheyney” is not in the same class with either his “Aren't We All?” or “Spring Cleaning.” It contains some of the witty sassiness for which we ad- { mire the clever Friedrich, but it larity can contains nothing else that made [ev ththdadsome full am preterlonal tenor ban his two antecedent comedies the month ‘We want to present one.of these onde diverting things they were. Getting this magazine—and bere right down to tacks, all that we find in the exhibit is a Max Marcin crook play sect in Michael-Arlen surround- ings and at intervals punctuated with polite wise-cracks. Since I am the fellow who wrote a couple of be lve years ago that Lonsdale was among Ging and Loetvamen-al tube of iy, We doo'e the first hopes of the younger 7 war Sete British comedy-drama, I may be a Lae’ pardoned for tang tim tat be | Learn in 3O Minutes ought to be properly ashamed of With My be be ey cd tame | eas bierea ete him and he shouldn't try to make ren Bo wan rigoe for instanne my praise of him absurd. ement D teed seg oie Gee Ina Claire is the featured player. ba as tout ee vo Her role gives her little todo. A. E. 627 West 43d Street, New York, N.Y. Matthews is the swanky butler- Phonographic of the crook and Roland Young the world- | ante layin Prabeeeyzee are I want JupcE for myself. weary heart-breaker. Both give peewee ronnie eae wa thelettors I have checked below the satisfactory performances. In fact, Erect offer I accept. everyone connected with the exhibit Don't Send aSingle Cent Herewith is $1.00 (check, gives a satisfactory performance polttestiaate offer today. Don't pat cash, stamps, money-order) except the author. of wht be tae eee for 10 weeks of Jupce. deere sinete cont. Juat dry «| Herewith find $5.00 (check, AAs cash, money-order) for one Silman ne ae For years he had been terribly henpecked. One morning at break- fast he said to his wife, “My dear, I had a queer dream last night. I thought I saw another man running off with you.” “Indeed,” said his wife. “And what did you say to him?” “Oh,” he answered, “I asked him why he was running.” —Tattler BEATS ennenennenneennnnnnencnseneeessetceeeeneeeseeeeneeneeeene For Yourself comicbooks.com