Judge — September 28, 1929 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE IMIG: High Hattractions The intimate panorama of home life from the 2nd Avenue el. . The Reader's D Delaney's Chrysler Agency dog kennels and—sh! on’ Chi Street. ... The view I get from here of T. D. Duhan's wraps and yowns. 2. Sam Moore's chamber of commerce speceh. .... The drum- mer in Mu Anderson's Alm: slass shelf with the who shaves while A plate on it for the man le he sings . “And So the Keel Was Poured” in the current lantic Monthly. . . . carry 10 yds, of beah in ¢ the guard” in the Montclair Hotel. . . « soaks w « At The Brauhaus waiter who ce: ch fist. 6... Chan The view leony of the Har the Central Park Ain't Misbehavin’ " to my girl, who 12 drops of fresh lemon juice rubbed on that bald spot every night for 5 weeks will bring it all back, soda say... . Taking Bobbé Arnst out to dinner and then watching her dance it off at the Casanova Club... . The n bread sticks at Therese Worthington Grant's tea room on East 48th Street... . 1 luminated mosaic” e Salle-Cathay at the St. Regis Hotel contain- DOO pieces of hand-cut silk. Those self- wrist w Breakfast on the 16th helton, 2...) Th dwelling in the F of the big room from the top vard Club... . Casino, singing WEERE cwicorce Leo Reisman fg ches... . roof garc of the $ “Private House” on a Forties so immersion ‘s rs_ won't knock basement door... . The wild nal troph y's office in the Ca ing... . The WYBMADIITY at Lou Richman’s Di: Club. es in n Pacific Build- sign, and so froth Freshman Rule Book The senior ¢ s of every college in the country issues a freshn “bible” which welcomes the new comer, informs him that Whatsis’s short is “Rah, rah, rah—yeah, Wh nd warns him it is a breach of etiquette to open bottles on the Senior Fence until after the Easter cation. va- Mac and I, having just matriculated at Columt a po- tion to furnish you with a set of rules which are more com- prehensive than any- thing the seniors have handed us to date. (1) The head man are AT Guar - MGT * MATRIC * weaAT y, cS around here is Nicholas Murray aE Butler. When he walks out onto \ f] Baker Field the freshman class \airnnih will rise and give him a reusing / “Skyrocket.” oe (2) Buy a class pipe, a colored silk tobacco pouch, a of cube cut and choke. (3) The Long Cheer is: “Rah, rah, rah—yeah, Columb it before the big gam (4) The freshman class will sit under the bleach- ers until after Christmas. (5) If there is any grass left on the campus after this lousy drought don’t walk on it. (6) The Short Cheer is: “Rah, rah, Columbiv.” (7) Don't Botany class. Learn is h—y Learn it before the big game. bring any Barnard. students into )' Be courteous to all upperclassmen who are for your laundry concession. Columbis (10) allowance. called “rushin; (11) Come out for every team or every Learn it before the big game. » fraternities will help you spend your This is team will come out for you, (12) Yell The Team “Rah, rah ‘eah, Columb Between Courses of the most . and one that is sure to “get the company started” and make for general all-round good fun, is called “Who Do You Know in Syracuse?” One of these formal dinner partics where you have nothing in common with the young lady on your right (or on your left, for that matter), an ideal setting for “Who Do You Know In Syra- cuse?” The game can be played by any man and woman at the table who haven't said “booh” to cach other since the soup course. Along about dessert the man turns to the young lady and says: “Who do you If the dumbbell doesn't know ucuse you mark an “X” on the table- somebody else. After several fail- ures you'll find someone who knows someone in Sy This counts a point. 9 points win the game When 6 or 7 couples all play at once it adds to the sport, and you'd be astounded at the number of things knowing somebody (Continued on page 25) fasci I've ever rAames kes. use cloth and. try