Judge — September 10, 1927 — page 16: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

JUDGE SIDGING he STAR by Mauro Gonzalez OTTO, THE MAGNIFICENT Here we have exhibit A for the People. It’s the black and shaggy eyebrows of a personage with money. Exhibit B is the arrogant white mustache of the same sixty-year old gentleman. This, ladies and gentlemen, is the general ap- pearance of a patron of the arts. The way to become a successful patron of the arts is to first become a successful millionaire banker. The rest is It’s much easier to live as a banker with artistic inclinations than to be an artist with business leanings. is the house of Kahn. His wall street s something of the movie palace about I am passed from one uniformed “flunkie” to another till I get to the great little guy himself. The man whose millions have presented him to half a dozen crowned heads of Europe meets his official caricaturist. * * * * It has been said that it’s Kahn's unalterable rule not to give newspaper interviews. Yet here he sits before me and in these brief mo- he unl himself with benevolent com- ney of his ideas relevant or irrelevant on tire, the drama, philosophy, the ope everything else. Yet he miraculously 1 (Continued on page 26) and comicbooks.com