Judge — February 20, 1926 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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The Gallant—I say—er—were you dancing this one? The Wallflower (demure Why, no! “Then would you mind holding my cigarette while [ dance— T can't find a place to put the beastly thing!” Judging the Movies (Continued from page 19) in the “Sea Beast” is a silly, melo- dramatic love story with) marine trimmings. Its authors were evi- dently not so much interested in making the old whaling days live for us as in depicting long drawn-out kisses in a fresh setting. This is not to say that John Barry- more, as Ahab, isn’t worthy of his reputation, in spots. He is, espe- cially in the second act, which is in- finitely the better of the two and the only part of the picture having much resemblance to “Moby Dick.” He shows in this act his extraordinary ability to alter that handsome fz of his to suit any purpose, just as in “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. If it weren't for some of the idiotic things, Humorist wholly out of character, he has to do, thanks to the emphasis on the love theme, his performance in the second act would be memorable. It wouldn't be wholly fair to dis- miss the picture without a word or two of praise for the sweetness and allure of Dolores Costello as the heroine and for the direction and photography in the storm scenes. The only trouble with the latter is that they show what the picture might have been with half of 1 per cent. of its present slush. stot Charlie Married yet, old man? Edward--No; but Pm engaged, and that’s as good as married. “It's better, if you only knew it Tit-Bits ” 5-Day-Trial to Prove It ed Musical Saw for 1. Iquarantee that in 24hours youc tunes like” Old Black “Hom t Home! a quic rn latest jazz J song operatic und ssical music. Amazingly ple—no notes to read, no dreary pract You don't need to know a thing about music. Play for Money or Fun The Musical Saw’s only ri- val is the violin for sweet- Success Guaranteed I have taught thousands to play the Musical Saw. Just three short simple lessons reveal every secret of my 12 years’ success as a pro- fessional saw musician. s of others ha and fortune , three pupils show Let me prove that you, too, can quickly play like a professional, Phonograph Record @ FREEe Double-disc, demonstration- size phonograph record of beautiful solo and duet, sent with full particular at produce such m: e record proves it. or coin) to cover reco! Or if you do not sk for my big FR. OFFER, sent postpaid. It will tell you how you can get Saw, Bow, Soft mer and Resin FREE with: Cour: 1 prove how quickly you can play. MUSSEHL &© WESTPHAL 214 West Water St. Fort Atkinson, Wise comicbooks.com