Judge — October 8, 1927 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE Scratch Pads of Famous Men NOAH o>) I hate to bring two of fhese darned things along Try ant Py Re - ? open ein id Rainbow “7 | #// But how in the I | hat can rhe OS fol s Pelt Famous Fish Holy Mackerel. Smelt of the Bottle. Turn Pike. Sole of Honor. Perch on the Fence. Piano Tuna. Dace of Old. Brawny Mussel. How Shad. Hardof Herring. My Wife’s Brother. —Ormonp Rospins Vans Rare Old Prints MME. LACEY CORSETIERRE ! I am looking forward to the day when they will carry me into the editor’s office on a stretcher and I will rise on one elbow and cry in a weak voice, “you made me w I am today, I hope you're satisfied!” ~ we This being a girl about town s Junior says, fun no end but terribly hard on the constitu- tion—especially the 18th Amend- ment of it! I’ve already worn out six boy friends and it’s get- ting so I just have to carry a spare! cS My Dear, the National Singtes! I was so busy watching the celebs that I missed half of the Finals. Lionel Atwell with a most charm- ing lady who was wearing a black ensemble with red embroidered sleeves and one of those up over one eye and dewn over the other hats. Helen Wills in a crimson blazer: F. P. A. with quite the largest cigar in his mouth and quite the largest chrysanthemum in his button hole and quite the newest straw hat that I’ve ever laid eyes on. And Bebe Daniels leaving the grounds in a y Rolls wearing a small black hat and a green chiffon veil—Turkish fashion. Lita Grey at the Lido. She looked stunning in a black taffeta trimmed in black lace. A Night Club is no place for a girl who is preparing to enter college this fall! And Helen Ford of “Peggy Ann” in a juicy red eve- ning gown. S. aS Danced at Barney’s the open- ing night. Funny crowd. Dropped in at the Flippen Club, run by Jay C. himself of Texas Guinan’s it a show. Texas was there in all her glory. Also the blond Brox sister of Mr. Ziegfeld’s ‘Follies,’ wear- ing a gorgeous white evening gown trimmed in pearls and crystal beads. cw, ed We discovered a victrola. marvelous It isn’t any bigger than a box of candy and is bound in green leather. It’s the cutest thing you ever saw. o> i Six Best Steppers “Varsity Drag” (Good News) “Dancing Shadows” (no show) “No Wonder I’m Happy” (no show) “Razor Edge” (no show) “Number Ten” (no show) “Shaking the Blues Away” (Ziegfeld Follies) a Sa = = danlayman Warrer—IlVould you like to drink Canada Dry, sir? E. BrackeN-BrackENAVITCH —I’d love to, but I’m only here for a week, comicbooks.com