Judge — October 27, 1928 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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— JUDGE BEHIND THE SCEN The Hollywood Board of Strategy meets to determine the wheezes to be painted on the college star's slicker. —Maxim Gittin, C. C. N.Y. '29 This The college man was preparing to check out at the hotel. He col- leeted the bed linen, light globe, towels, ¢ and packed) them As he opened the eves caught into his g door on going the notice: * have you forgotten any * ‘The college ma went back and got the Gideon Bible! —L. A. Mottey, Jr., Virginia "29 Graham Cracker’s All-Amer- ican Football Team Left End—Locke of Yale. Left} Guard— Bells of St. Mary's. Left Tackle—Aisle of Man hattan. Center—Weston, Union. Right T: —Puft, Rie Right Guard—Spanish, Maine. Right End—Dee, Bates. Quarter Back—Migh, Mary- land. Left Half—Darke, Brown. Right Half—Engin, Knox. s—George, Washing- Ank Lynn Parke, Fordham °32 We'll Believe in Miracles When Senator Heflin buys a | brown derby. When O. O. MeIntyre goes li to the old home town he loves so much, Jimmie Walker appears in public in bi y trousers. When prohibition is enforced. When Luckies are chosen in a Blindfold Test. When this is printed. —Antitun Sirversratr, Harvard ‘30 IN GREA T INDUSTRIES Such Neighbors Tenant—1 wish you would speak to the people upstairs. | morning at three o'clock they were jumping up and down and banging the floor. I won't | stand for such disturbances. Landlord—How did you hap- pen to hear them at that time of | I was practicing on | my saxophone, —Raovt Buumpers, Yale '20 Famous Last Words Mr. Tunney, would you and Mrs. Tunney ‘mind posing for a per photograph? —Banny Manon Catholie U. "29 Two college boys out for an erring. —Bervece Govro, Stanford '31 Rewiawe tuew “Will you have a toasted marshmallow?” ‘aw, I eat mine raw.” ‘ash! Ain't you tough.” —Row.anp Lyon, George Washington U. '29 comicbooks.com