Judge — October 15, 1927 — page 66: what you’re looking at

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. s | Winner of Judge’s Balloon Contest No. 7 ssh very loudly at him b | they’ve heard that he is scream- ; ingly funny. . . . Why doesn’t é | some great philanthropist, like * f : wiZ I wonder why Otto Kahn, put Jimmy in a real i Son En 2 she wears such : place? F y . a daringly low | . | V-neck gown. | Ce } { probably | = won the 4 Some hot shows in town now3 i right to wear one especially—Eddie Dowling’s \ ; Fd ; that letter at | “Sidewalks of New York.” No | 4 , teas i J Vassar. wonder he is the white-haired boy ih, | ; : of the common people. . . . He sure does know his onion: And his taking the three old-timers, Thornton, n and Sable and giving them act, shows that his heart is in the right place... . Long live Eddie Dowling! = And speaking of good shows, I would like to tell the cock-eyed world to watch the young come- dian in “Good News”—one Gus Shy by name. . . . He is the best comedian on Broadway right this minute! Pseudonym” swell new Frank Mara, New York City High Hat (Continued from page 11) Judgette and Eddie Buzzell was once labeled “Mac,” but after seeing the legs sticking out from under the table on the left side of the room entitled Judge, Jr., I was so incensed at the libel that I drew in another pair of legs ' myself! ... In the lower corner at | of the picture you wii see A Charles Monroe Olsen, who is | none other than George’s son. ... | He is only six s old and | George an’t even ¥ 4 play a saxophone yet. | Speaking of openings: Also took in Jimmy Durante’s opening at the Parody. . . . To my mind it is one of the greatest crimes in New York City that an st, like Durante, should have to i appear before a bunch of ham ; Hy and eggers who don’t even know “You know, Minnie, somehow that house seems familiar.” il what he is talking about and “Why, you chump, that’s our home!” EDWAED LANGER PRINTING ©0., INC.» JAMAICA, N.Y comicbooks.com