Judge — January 23, 1926 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Misi \ Malt Judging the Movies (Continued from page 18) and Barrie’s delicate taste in his picture. Betty Bronson, whom Barrie himself picked for his “Peter Pan,” is the star in this picture, too, and fully justifies her selection. She makes a perfect slavey and an ex- quisite fairy princess. Equally well cast is Tom Moore as Policeman David. Then there is a bit of photography that should come in for special men- tion. When the Fairy Godmother waves her wand over Cinderella’s pumpkin and little cage of white mice they transform themselves into coach and four before your eyes, not suddenly, but by stages like little jerks. First the white mice become rats and the pumpkin swells and Meek Young Wife (sweetly)—John, dear, to whom shall I return this lantern you came home with this morning? | —Humorist becomes cubical. Then the cage disappears and the rats become terrier size, while the pumpkin grows windows. There is still another in- termediate stage; the rats become half horse—hybrids in appearance— and the pumpkin puts forth wheels. And then finally we have the coach- and-four with coachman, postilions, escort and the whole works. After seeing that miracle it would be easy to believe that Cinderella actually did go to the ball. The whole picture is as charming a bit of sentimentality as the screen affords. Ry It is eighty-five years since the first time-table was produced. All the trains mentioned in that volume are in by now! —Answers Visitor—Ullo, Bill, just ’eard you’ve won a motor car in.a com- petition. Where is it? Bill—Over in the corner. Twenty-five of us gave the correct result, so they divided the prize among us. —Passing Show FOX TROTS WALTZES CHARLESTONS » SONGS Fox Trots (Many with vocal choruses) Sleepy Time Gal Then I'll Be Happy If Had a Girl Like You Sweet Man Roll ’em Girls (Roll You Own) Clap Hands, Here Comes Charley That Certain Party Head-in for Louisville Five Foot TwoEyes of Blues—Don't Wait Too Long Peppy Charlestons I’m Gonna Charleston Back to Charleston I Wonder Where My Baby Is Tonight Dreamy Waltzes : Dream Pal—Let Us Waltz cAs We Say Goodbye ve ‘ocals Show Me The Way To Go Home I’m Sitting On Top of the World Here they are! The 16 song and dance successes of the hour! All New York is humming, whistling and dancing to these pieces. We offer you—all 16 of them —for only $2.980n eight 10-inch, double-faced guar- anteed records. Play themon any Phonograph. Each record beautifully rendered by famous orchestras. Just send coupon or Send NoMoney!? J send upon o: records for ro days in your own home. See how won- derful they are. Note clearness, beauty and volume of tone. Only give postman $2.98 plus a few cents deliv- ery charges. If not entirely pleased, return records and we'll refund money and pay postage BOTH ‘WAYS without question. Low price is possible by manufacturing in sets and selling direct to thousands of users. Don’t wait. Mail coupon below or postal. Co-operative Record Co., Dept. 124 PORT WASHINGTON, WIS. nid me on 10 days trial, your 16 Fox Trots, Songs, arlestons and Waltzes on 8 double-face, ‘10-inch records, guaranteed equal or better than any records ade. Twill pay postman only $2.98, plus delivery arges on arrival. However, this is not a pi - records don’t entirely please me, I will return them ithin 0 days and you will refund my money with- ut question. So This is Parisian! Yes, Sir THE GREENWICH VILLAGE NUMBER JUDGE will be better than the Parisian Number! Look for It—February 6 comicbooks.com