Judge — June 9, 1928 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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Judging the Shows (Continued from page 21) Tyien's revival of to. Conquer,” , st so far as this unimpeachable authority on the Nathan boredom is concerned. first place, I have already She Stoops to Conquer” so seen many times that each new prese tation of it induces an increasing depression in me. And, in the second place, the quality of the pseudo-stars that Mr. Tyler dis- plays is such that even a slight superficial stimulus is | from the exhibition missing D'Orsay, Wilfrid § Tawde, Fay Bainter, } . roll, O. P. Heggie, Horace Bra- | ham, Patricia Collinge, Thomas Coffin Cooke, John D. Seymour, Harold omas, William Lorenz and Suzanna Law re stars, Ethel Barrymore, ret An- glin, Laurette Taylor and) Jane Cowl are extra-girls and William Gillett Skinner and William) Faversham Not only, in- , are they not stars; the ma- j of them are not eve moderately capable actors, ‘True enough, Lyn Harding, Mrs. Leslie Carter and Glenn Hunter are in the company, but, even so, I don’t see how that weakens the irgument noticeably. The hands. general performance is tank and the old comedy is get | ting very weak in the knees, in antidote, and without being in t facetious, I recommend ds of 1928" at Mr. Er- other theatre, the Lib erty. By way of encouraging you, there isn’t a single so-called star in that excellent show from beginning to end. A novelist was chatting with his publisher, “By the way, where did you get the plot of your see- ond novel?” d the latter. “From the film version of the first,” was the reply. —Liverroot Eventna Exerress Wife—To-morrow is the tenth anniversary of our shall [kill the turkey Hushand—Why, tive poor : mal is not to blame for it. weddin, —Bven Humor, Mapnriw he dubs a star cast, is | Walter Hampden, Otis | FOR MEN who want to become independent in the NEXT TEN YEARS N the spring of 1938 two men will be sitting in a down-town restaurant. “TL wonder what's goin: of them will sa well face the to happen next year,” one sis fine now—but the next ing to be hard ones, and we may as *Busin ac The man across the table will laugh. y said back in 1928,” he will That's just w “Remen and see answer, re looking ahead happened! — Since then there has been the greatest growth in our history—more bu i then ever be a 4 for me . He will le fidence prosperity. ople w what nore fortunes made, n back in his that are the easy con- 1 The older man will sit quict a moment and then in a tone of infinite pathos: “T wish Thad those ten years back,” | w quoted abov Too AY the inte purely imaginary 4 Sut be assur this—it me true. Ri evening in reading a bor at } this very hour, | nar 358,000 men on the road t re | And the other will answer: “TL wish Thad those years In which class are yo f? The real ¢ vaguely to be indepenc it. Look el r class have convinced your next f nat they can d thin will follow the path years. Do believe thi a that you alone Alexander Hamilton Institute Executive Training for Business Men 615 Astor Place 67 Great Ruviel Iv Casace. Ty Bxctase, n shorter t arning power; to ers of the \iieaD IN t Me larger opportuni Business” i It is yours for the Send me the new revise Business Address comicbooks.com