Judge — August 10, 1929 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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High Hat (Continued from page 21) side-before and all. the scenery will be upside down. A Well-Stocked Cellar You must see “Bare Facts of Iy2e at Kathleen Kirk- wood's Triangle Theatre, down cellar under a chop-suey joint, on 7th Avenue, between 11th and Perry streets... . A full-length theatrical production in a place hardly big enough for closet, for $1.00... . pacity: 125, at low tables on which soft drinks are intermit- tently served by Bert from the soda fountain next door. trays: the covers of baking pow- der cans... . Miss Kirkwood: | actress, doorman, manager, pro- ducer, electrician, - shifter +» + Orchest An octave thumper, smok High-Spots: scene from “Ten Nights in a Barroom"; the pretty little French girl who made Mac and me blush when she offered us une fleur in the front row; the crowd at the door, knocking to get in during one of the acts, but unable to because the doorman was on the stage in the title réle at the tim . Low- Spots: The sweet-looking viva- cious job who made pretty, brown g00-goo's ds on both sides of us; the accur: of the ballet dancer with the cotton snowballs in the finale; the lack of pro- grams with names and addresses —so Mac and I could retaliate— at leisure. goa root... . Th High-Hatrocities Tipping taxi-drivers on under 50 cents. . . . We a straw hat with a top-co: Paying $4.50 for 8 & Overalls and large straw farme hats for girls... Island without a gang. ... checking an ordinar Those gachting caps affected by | the inland boys without a yacht to match. .... Pictures of Muriel Vanderbilt. Church atop that tallyho. . . . Corey Ford's per cious parody of the greatest war | book ever written: “All Quiet on | the Western Front,” in the cur- | | rent Vanity Fair. rnp “These are the 400, if | May Use the Term,” said Ward McAllister The Astor Mansion at 34th Street and Fifth Avenue— famous in the 80's—would accommodate no more than 400 guests. For the famous Astor Ball, Ward McAllister worked for five weeks to cut down the list of invitations.* Finally, exactly 400 were invited and thus the magic phrase, “The 400,” became a byword for American Society. Today, “The 400” has become forty thousand, and now as then, Mela- chrino is the favorite of discriminating people everywhere. Every year for fifty years, this fine cigarette has gained thousands of new friends. Try the fragrant mildness of its Turkish tobacco—the choicest and most costly grown! *Ref. Valentine's Manual. METACHRINO CIGARETTES 1879-1929 — 50 YEARS A LEADER QUALITY STANDS THE TEST OF TIME Ask Your Dealer About Melachrino’s Golden Jubilee-Gift Package STRAW TIPS CORK TIPS PLAIN ENDS Do You Play Bridge? Then Clip This Coupon The Union Tobacco Company 3-10.29 511 Fifth Ave., New York City Gentlemen: Please send me your Melachrino-Bridge offer of (1) 60 Melachrino Cigarettes—Cork tips, Straw tips and Plain ends, (2) the score pad with the latest rules of contract bridge, (3) two packs of the famous gilt-edge Congress Cards, free of any advertising, bearing my monogram, $4.75 value, for which I enclose my check for $2.50, Tnitials__. Orne union rosacco company