Judge — October 29, 1927 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE JUVGING THM OV ICs | BY PARE LORENZ The Movie Guide Shows continuous unless otherwise noted) 2 Big Parade (Loew Houses)—And what did your father do in the big war. “Chang"—Back to nature with a camera. A thrilling pict ew's Astoria)—Buster Keaton in . ELL, boys,” the Captain he only funny pieture made in months. want to put that flag back up on . 2 Lan farden of Allah passy, Twice Daily)— | F | said, and there was a Allah i the only boy that could help this one | | falter in his gruff old “The Jaze Singer” (Warners, Twice Dai “Shore, suh,” replied the lad, | dé 3 AI Jolsoa ‘not done very well by the Vitagraph. . F | voice, “those dam Yanks have Terrible picture. faltering in return, | shot down the Southern flag; it’s ind ee “Reviewed in this issue, and see | . I'll put the flag almost certain death—who'll vol- “King of Kings” (Gaiety, Twice Dailyy— | back.” And without another | unteer to ‘save our country’s Christianity still popular with the motion piture | word, he put spurs to his horse | honor? | Miserables" (Central, Twice Daily)—A and galloped across what was | “Here, sir,” rang out a clear increase of the French debt. then the comparatively unknown vai ropolis” (Bennett)—Elaboration of the é Missouri. Time af | voice. subway idea as the Germans eee it. state of Missouri. ime after wy “Who said that?” shot back he Patent Leather Kid” (Globe, Twice Daily) | time the Yanks fired on the lone the Captain. t did you think of the American Legion figure whirling across the prai: e Captain. ention e x across the - “Lafayette,” whispered one of k Love” (Monroe)—Doings in them thar rie; machine gun after machine is Stee het paid Lil mountings be real mountaineers. s ned a Hina, aalawes he priva i Sy bat no one paid him Spring Pever”—Reluctantly reviewed in this gin opened up om nia, ple any mind. eyes were cen- issue. pombe him, the first Michigan | eal he andsome: lad:-wi Seeenth Heaven’ (34th St. and Park La Reserve. swecinie hase oe | tered on the handsome lad who | 4 mighty clarmng young acres goss over bz. | Reserve regiment charged him | sat his horse so gracefully, and paint, Student Prince” (Aster, Twice Daly! | from three sides. Did it stop har It on nothing bu a 0 e. ps ‘ who rode up to meet his officer psig ar ata aam cen to him? He shot them down with . Z “Tell It to Seeny"—Reviewed in this issue. i Ns , with a wide smile and just a “Three's a Crowed"”—Harry Langdon proving three quick broadsides, just stop- | teensie bit of raspberry jam on that a good comedian may be a hopeless director. | hing long enough with his usual \N y J | dereorld”—A deservedly popular thrillef, te his face. (That rascal was al- raat baseline sicterrlaar thoughtfulness to put up a monu- | MS) FACES hoe aoceh was “What Price Glory” (Ambassador | Capital, ght s8 P p 3 ways getting into the jam pot.) Brooklyn)—And then the Marines came to Holly’ ment with a well-worded plaque, | Son,” the old Captain again “Wringa’* (Criterion, Twice Daily)—A flying s where it stands to this day, as faltered, “this may mean your “The Way of All Flesh" (Empvess)—Try and | | any Gettysburg battlefield guide leave this one without weeping. Fouts death, Are you shore, suh, you = (Continued on page 22 | “Howdy, Missus Williams! Mornin’, Miss Terry!” eae EN comicbooks.com