Judge — January 14, 1928 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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Sunny land of the Pacifie— where you can enjoy an end- less variety of pleasures in a winter climate that is perfect. Ontheway,SouthernArizona; and after California—Hawaii. The Santa Fe will take you there—swiftly—luxuriously. The Chief—extra fine, extra fast, extra fare. The California Limited,The Nav: jo, The Scout and The Missionary—all offer- ing the famous Fred Harvey dining service. Just mail coupon. W. J. Black, Pass Tra, Myr. Santa Pes: 1016 Kailway. thew change, Chieage, 10. Am toterested in winter trip to California. Send me ; f free pleture-folders and advise cost of excursion ticket. High Hat (Continued from page 11) theater could be made of the Garden . think of “Hamlet” on skates! or“ Danton’s Tod” or any of O'Neill's _ think what a sensati he if Geo Bernard Shaw could be gotten over here to go a fast ten-round debate with Gene Tun ney on, say, the Metaphysics of the Soul why, the idea is limitless ! Pe ae If all this seems a bit mixed up (space for dirty crack), please blame the typewriter as my left arm is practically useless from autographing copies of “Here's How!" and if any of you good, kind people £ mal it would » received auto shed copies were unable to out the signature, please be lenient, as during Christmas week I signed no less than, but you wouldn't believe it anyway! eo I would also like to take this oceasion (and besides it fills up space) to thank my Brother High Hats for their very kind help in giving me information re, places in’ other cities Night Guide . . preciated . ding or omy . it is much ap- nd speaking of the Night Guide, please remember that it is made up two wee fore going to press and tha of places close up over Hence the now and then. —— It might not be a tion hi may be a miss to men + way down at the bot- tom of the column, some delight ful Christmas presents received » +. a very nifty lamp with Scotch bottle — be called “The Rum Runner” (there was no Scotch in the bottle, however!), an electric lemon squeezer called Polar Cub that performs amazingly, one very large bottle of Pinaud’s Extrait Vegetal, one very nice Dobbs hat, one bottle of che pagne from Frank and Jack, piece of Italian candy from Bar- ney nt, one lecture from the Editor, and oh, lots and lots of other things, but space prevents ! Gre f f you take your own crowd. H** $C. $1.00, CC, Charlie of Bway. Jinmy Durante. the funniest ebow Lee Very Times Squarish Harlem stuf, Fu rowd, including ed Child's, th ° the most ‘popular Cire, 40th seems to be like the one oa the ben's. the best, but th: 1 Madison at 50th is the ving much. B&G. Sandwich She Sam! . Tth Ave. Poetry at Chicago Cher 74 E.On crowd and mvusic. 8C. & College Inn, 1 *§8.C. $1.00. CC. Jutivs Boston Club Karnak, Best place in town. $$. C. $2.00. San Francisco Marquard's, . *** $48 C. $2.00, CC. Harry comicbooks.com —___—