Judge — January 26, 1929 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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AMMONIA BAKERS DAUGHTER BUDDBA DOUGHNUT NEEDIER DOUGH . Judging the Movies (Continued from page 22 drama fora story that might have heen effective ha ren less it had a corking story, but it w: not impressive simply — bees natives and the villain, Lon Chaney, never failed to leave the until they ‘could: ge those messy clothes and hop be- hind the set for a good pull at a Lionel Barrymore usual, a splendid per- | find him working in more am- bitious pictures. “GO ystuente Sin” is just what \* you expect it to be—and, as though that were not enough, Colleen Moore is the maiden. Tere was not room last week to mention “The Shopworn Angel,” which has the same theme of ill-fitting love The River.” It is well dire nd unusually robust for at story. It deals kward love of a n for a kept woman, it if you have the oppor- tunity. Buroran—It’s all right, officer. I'm only doing a little quiet rehearsing for my new part in “Jack and the Bean- stalk,” —Henonist drawn out and art . In fact, | . and it is some relief to | OF DISTINCTION Night Club Owner: "Give that gentleman some real service.” Hostess: "Who is he? Some Big Gun?” STRAW Tips; CORK Night Club Owner: “He must be. He smokes Melachrinos.” PLAIN THE ONE CIGARETTE SMOKED THE WORLD OVER 27 comicbooks.com