Judge, 1928-08-11 · page 33 of 36
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Judging the Movies (Continued from page 24) picture, will help to keep fresh that spirit of love and comrade ship which has soliditied the re lations between your country and since the days of Lafayette and Rochambean,” [2s only one Tot) News, thing against other than’ the that the absurd, and that Bebe Daniels is entirely jature to go dashing about as Wellesley schoolgirl, and that thing is that a se was len from ¢ picture, he Dog's Lif It was one of the funniest things Chaplin ever did and I rowed story was olin’ resent its being bor- wholesale for this trivial piece of work. le story purports to show the rdventurous life of a cameran and it is neatly pinned betw thrilling very sequences | planes and sinking steamers, but it | whole thing had bee would have been much better if the made inte a news reel and the love story sent to the home for disabled ushers. | D" Van Eveny is the veteran U.P. man who turned out a life of Lindbergh in eight hours or something like that, and from its apy > he wrote the sce- nario for “Telling the World” | while he was eating lunch, Wil liam Haines is very tiresome be s has to do tricks with no background, unless you call a story that brings the Marines to Ch to chorus girl and a cub reporter a background. If you call that a back, and. then you probably enjoy Chines: musi y that—but there, T needn't go on insulting you just ause it is hot and I want to go ho “Telling the World” is supposedly a paper story, but it is nothing but a very orc either in- rescue a if you enj news- ary movi teresting nor funr “Fronmoes Hovwns” is that old family favorite about — the King who has to choose between being cooped up in a nasty old palace, with servants and) cars of burning | Your home away from home room —at no extra cost. They organization of Or0LazLin “NEW YORK (Hott Pe HOTELS STATLER 7700 Rooms with bath and radio rece Fixed, unchanging rates posted in all rooms, radio in every room x x *X % Statter-Operated, © s e Cs S XS ° = ¥ * * KR x »* and rare wines, woman he loves. In this one he gets both, which is certainly happy and silly enough to suit the most romantic of us. Some day the authorities will enforce the child labor law and then all the poor little boys and girly in Hol- Iywood will have to go home and and marry gain OISZY ANDES take up their music lessons ays $3 for each one printed. Solution ¢ of Last Week’s Puzzle MAP It IE HA! S JHB BIE JAIN] S) USUAL BBO GRIE LA'Ple | = LIEISIS 6) Tt MD) COD MEET OT b/s! YIEIAIS goa | WE MOAR 7 om PRONG! SIORROM RHYME |S) ODE Atlantic City RITZ-CARLTON America’s Smartest Resort Hotel, Famous for its European Aumos- phere, Perfect Cuisine and Service. European Plan Single Rooms from $6 Double Rooms from $10 All rooms have private bath and com- mand an unobstructed view of the ocean. 4 GUSTAVE TOTI ~ comicbooks.com 4