Judge, 1927-03-26 · page 29 of 36
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leading performers who conducts herself otherwise than in a Mack Sennett manner. Frank Morgan plays his réle as if it ending series of movie and Mannart Kippen hi: violent bellyache had moved up- ward into his head and brought on a painful al convulsion. Who Rosse di San Secondo is, I do not know, and a lengthy explanatory note in the program only adds to my ignorance. Judging him from this single play, I make the guess that he is the Mercedes de Acosta of Italy. ee Rad He—I've had this car for years and never had a wreck. She— You mean you've had this wreck for years and never had a car! —Everysopy’s WEEKLY Id A species of rat found in New Guinea dangles its tail in the sea as a bait for fish. In this coun- try the angler dangles his tale in the club as a bait for listeners. —Hovnorist SSS “I'd like to see some majamas, please.” ou mean pajamas, don’t you?” | ” “No; they're to give my mother on her birthday.” —Yorksnire Post eed A new name is wanted for owner-driver. Pedestrians’ sug- | MURAD THE WORLD'S BEST/ CIGARETTE \ 1 4 For the ma who feels entitled to life's! / / gestions will not be considered. —Passinc SHow AS “There are two sides to every | question,” proclaimed the wise | man, “Yes,” said the fool, “and there are two sides to a sheet of fly- paper, but it mak difference to the fly which side he chooses. —ANswers Pay as you dent ’er. Judge pays $5 for each one printed. Ezra—He ain’t done right by our Nell! comicbooks.com