Judge — March 10, 1928 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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ul 1! Have you played “HORSES”? The most fascinating | game you ever played! “Horses” fits your card table. Ponies, track, make- 1 up boards, chips an’ every- | thing. Any number can play. Play “Horses” at your next party, when bridge be- gins to bore. The cook got a copy of “Here's How!" mized up with the recipe book. See this jolly family scene! And you and yours may experience the same hearthside joys if you have a copy of “Here’ pantry. This marvelous little book contains fift recipes and the same number of clever toasts. Judge, Jr., 627 West s3rd St., New York City, and he will mail you in the drink If you can’t get “Horses” at your dealer — send us $5.00. We'll ship it post- haste post-paid MODERN MAKERS, INC. @ copy. Judging the Movies Continued from page 21 ( page 21) officers are too tired to open any L mail except that including free- will offerings. (It might be ad- le visable to mark “free-will offer- ing enclosed” on the outside of A. the envelope when you send in a ~ Book money. This is merely a sug- . ftom, Frolland.Get> | Do you realize the present ig- Satene's Fe Weeals sae nominious stature of Uhe movie Sypetle sieen oe addict? When an usher calls you “sir and pokes you in the stom ach as you chafe in line, you can only pout at him, or write to the editor of the New York Times. Under our plan, it will be per- No tonic better than Abbott's Bitters, | missible to cut off the ears, burn smple by en ee da ee the shoes, or forge codicils to the will of any offending usher, pro- viding, of course, you do not get caught. If caught, you will be y | ie enna suspended — from the organization. The Leading 12st criatcabin Limited space forbids a replete ChE tganized entertainment J | outline of this great movement, Gongenial titerature. but [ shallearry on next week Cc and, unless retired beforehand, | outline our plans for a Model Theater which we shall start to Stu d S51 FIFTH AVE * NE build the instant our three-mil- 4 9 PISO’S | lion-dollar appropriation is com- for Coughs pleted. Watch for further an- Quick Relief! A pleasant, effective | nouncement. syrup—35¢ and 60c sizes. “And ex- ternally, use PISO’S Throat and K igen eos ae inc Vinor proves that his superb direction of “The Big Parade” was no fortunate ac- EUROPE $7.22 .i: i wm day cident and turns out another mag- 200 All Expense Tours $195 up. Booklet Free. nificent work in “The Crowd.” Mediterranean and Scandinavian Craises, $390 A TOURS, Inc., 154 Boybton B ——. = With a restraint and delicacy t put to shame all the flutter- ings ever released by the Gish family, Eleanor Boardman. gives a remarkably good perfor as the wife of the boy-who going-to-be-President, and found star, James Murray, ably supports her. The story is con- sistent up until the conclusion, and the entire production is smoothed and polished into a beautiful symmetry by the oeafty dof Mr. Vidor. The idea of the picture, ex plained by its title, lends itself happily to screen exploitation. It is a sympathetic and accurate study of a member of our mod my of clerks. The great nents of insurance workers ng in time to the minute Mr. and Mrs. Johnsson could never agree who should drive the car, so they have bought ith two steering wheels. NAGSNISSE. STRIX, | Stockholm one comicbooks.com