Judge — October 23, 1926 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE - Judging the Shows (Continued from page 8) IV N& can I find anything to buy drinks on_ in “The Woman Disputed.” What we have here is the brain-child of a Mr. Denison Clift, whose especial art consists in the manufacture of moving pic- ture scenarios. There is no reason why a moving picture scenario writer shouldn’t be able to write a good play; in fact, there is even no reason why a moving picture scenario writer shouldn’t be able to write a good moving picture scenario; but for some peculiar fact or other no moving picture scenario writer seems able to do either. The M. Clift’s play is a cheap war melodrama, utterly with- out quality. It will thus doubtless presently be converted into a movie which will get rapturous notices from all the movie critics. The leading actor is Lowell Sherman, a cabot beloved of cinema devotees. The leading actress is the skillful Ann Harding. ee © ° ° Don’t forbid your girl Judge is going ahead | (GmmremNs, They don’t talk so much. —London Opinion - These new rates will apply to all advertising not covered by a formal_order before November first | Pe The report that a New York singer, who was struck on the Line $ 2 | head lost his voice was probably Column 285 started by some wholesale hammer facturer. —Humorist Page 850 maa Color Page, 2 colors 1,200 Inside Covers, 2 * 1,200 Inside Covers, 4 ‘ 1,400 Back Cover,2,3,or4 ‘* 1,750 Judge Advertising Management of E. R. Crowe & Company, Inc. New York Established 1922 Chicago comicbooks.com