Judge — July 2, 1927 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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chee \ENTYNE ..and smile/ Yes, he discovered the North Polecat. minutes I had seen plenty—I rather wished she could play the harmonica or make funny faces just for variation’s sake. As the untutored young girl, Miss Moran expresses her part by ste d into the dis- tance and ~ smiling wistfully. Later on, when she is stricken by ing glassy- love, she gives a striking impres- sion by gazi g glassy-cyed into the distance and wringing her hands and finally wh 1 she | suffers her great disappointment, | by a tremendous histrionic wrench, she makes you want to take down your hair and cry merely by wearing a well-tailored ambulance driver's suit and look- | ing glassy-eyed in all directions. It is a slow and stupid film. | The men who land the big orders are | Donald Keith and Larry Kent did | SQ | do fairly well as the two young famous for their cheery smiles. There’s Oxonians and practic: ull the picture needed to make it good nothing like a smile to win your way into the hearts entertainment was a scenario, a director and a leading lady. |of men, Teeth play a big part. They must be clean and | [vestteation: Ina recent pearly white. Dentyne is a delicious gum that makes on the theatre Mr. | 1 majority smiles more attractive. It keeps teeth snowy white. | of the people in movie audiences | | go for the purpose of necking. =a For the sake of my publie and in * KEEPS THE justice to the struggling producers | in Hollywood, I went to. the | trouble “of investigating nine- teen movie houses in New York. | Figures obtained over a two- weeks’ period show that not over seventy-five per cent of the audi- ence in any movie threatre engage in the popular old custom. Solution of Last Week’s Puzzle O|NB IE TAIs] Ve GOW fol RIOR UIM E ps) [>| S SHIT i | IDIE|S A | WIE|D 1 oa daughter's young Tom did th’ ’undred yards in eleven seconds— : at an’ they do say t’would ave bin less if th’ chap who was countin’ a tadn’t ‘ad Viccups! —Passina Snow 29 comicbooks.com