Judge — March 13, 1926 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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Axcourte OF FLOATING RIBS DISPORTING “THEMSELVES IN THE PELUCID WATERS oF PANCREAS LAKE WHILE A LOONY Laenyx ulTS A LAY AND STreUMS a VOCAL CHORD ON AIS LYRE. “Teee Foe PLAVING LEAP FRow WITH A BULL FROG. Yue Al ae NEEDS ry AWD BRISTLING MUSTACHIO PURSUING A PISTACHIO. + LEANING: weaTadl vane ? Fibobove owYes, vee ors “PoycHoanawsr CHANGING A MUSH — 00M TO 4 TOADSTCOL BY SUCCESAVE THERAPEUTICS. AN INSUPERAGLE INSTINCT FORCING ITS WAY THROUGH A TANGLED MASS OF INSIPID INHIBITIONS, INTO 7HE VALLEY OF DEATH RODE THE six yuNDReD ! ae Full Judging the Shows (Continued from page 15) II T= latest organization to appear on the New York scene calls itself The Playgoers and announces that its purpose in life is to foster American dramatic art on its very highest and finest level. As an indi- cation of its sincerity it has put on “The Night Duel,” by the Messrs. Rubin and MacGregor, which Al Woods would turn down on the ground that it would disgrace his artistic conscience. The Playgoers thus start out much as Miss Irma Kraft’s so-called International Play- house, Inc., started out, which is to say, with a ton of self-eulogizing roman candles and skyrockets backed up with the actual production of a squib. The play is a cheap melodrama that relies for its kick on a bedroom scene in which Marjorie Rambeau comes on wearing nothing but a thin nightgown and six or seven petticoats. Ul “7 ou Can’t Win” is the title of a gem lately put on for matinees. With the possible exception of “The Jay Walker,” which I described in these chaste pages last week, it is the most succulent dish of piffle that has been served to the local customers this season. I shall under the cir- cumstances be charitable and spare the author unnecessary humiliation by withholding his name. soe It has been noticed recently that many young women are refusing seats offered to them on the tube. Owing to the popularity of skating they have probably been sitting down all day. —London Opinion sae During a boxing match in London, the electric light failed. It is un- true, however, that the contestants lost their heads and came to blows. —Passing Show FID Two men who had been married about the same time met after some months. One asked the other how he liked married life. “Fine,” was the reply. “My wife’s an angel.” Said the other, “You always did get all theluck. I’ve still got mine.” —Tit-Bits Cc. G. CONN, Ltd. Please send “Success in Music” and details of free trial offer on Play a Conn and get ahead socially OPULARITY, pleasure, profit—all are yours when you play a Conn saxophone. Enter- tain your friends; play professionally, all or part time. WithaConn you're sure of quick success. Easiest to play, perfect in scale, reliable inaction, most beautiful in tone. Conns are the choice of the world’s great ar- tists. Let us explain the many exclusive Conn Features, Free Trial; Easy Payments on any Conn. Send us coupon for details and free book, “‘Suc- cess in Music and How to Win It,” by Sousa and other famous qmusicians, CONN INSTRUMENTS Sour ont nMOS 346 Conn Bldg., Elkhart, Ind. Tastramest ‘Nai Street or R.F. D.. City. State. County. (Use Pencil Please) a day’ in cash taking orders for this erful, neve, fast-selling house- article that has taken the country by storm, It 1s Ced-O- 4 Bag. moth-proof, damp-proo!, dust-proot, germ- proof storage bag ‘for clothes. blankets, and furs. Every housewife wants one and buys on sight. Look at These Earnings W. ©. Cooper went out his frst day and made a clear ‘proft of $8 in a couple of hours. John Measerile took half a dozen orders tn half an hour and was $6 richer. | Mrs. Edith Phillips earned $53, in a week's spare time. "And there is a chance for you to clean up a lot of money in your town by taking orders for Ced-O-Bags. No Experience Needed oa donit peed experience or taining. Eve Ure prospect. All Fou sme fp your re the bouse- -fiag and take ber oF- dor. "We deliver and coliest. og GSA. Rice ‘and malt the coupon ‘and I will show you how you can Rake $15 aday in cash in this easy, Dleasant work. C. E. Comer, Pres. The Comer Mfg. Co. Dayton, Ohi i = o Pres The Comer Mfg. Co. Dept. 91-G. Dayton, O. Please show me how T can make $15 Dear Sir: ‘This does not obligate me in any a day tn cash. comicbooks.com