Judge — March 1, 1930 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Nathan Recommends “June Moon” (Broadhurst) ng farce about the jitney Chopins of Tin Pan Alley. Ring Lardner and G. S. Kaufman are the boys who turned out the excellent job. “Strictly Dishonorable” (Avon)—A fairy-tale about a New York speakeasy, well acted and generally a droll affair. A hugely amus- “Meteor” (Guild)—Despite periodic lapses, a humorous picture of an egotist, the central ably performed by Alfred Lunt Sweet Adeline” — (Hammerstein)—Kern’s son an entertaining book and some admir able fooling by e M. Butterworth go to make it a gay evening. “Sons of the he Guns” (Im, ng Will Roge ow with some )—Jack strate bu Donabui “The First Mrs. orge | and John Ervine Fraser™ (Pt a good company in a out a retrieving wife, by “Strike Up the Bobby Clark of loud Square) Band” (Times c half hours and two and a “Pitty juicy fc “Street Scene* (Ambassador)—A ze winner that will not, desp award, disappoint you vernacular in the your In spite of certain of the latter, the while. ongruities eveni worth Nathan Recommends with Reservations “It's a Wise Child” tomical farce, but it ¢ (Relasco)—Crude “Children of more adi Darkness” (Riltmore)—Much tly written than the average pl. re though its dramatic pace is “Bird In Hand” (Forrest) humor is. stil agh a sec is now retailing it in evidence “Journey's End’ wide critical endor coincide in the around and (Miller) Te has ment and, although T don't ate of it, you might go see what you think, received esti Notes on Other Exhibits “Heads Up!” (Alvin) Rou ine music but Victor Moore may you. show, “Many a@ Slip” (Little )—Cheap terned after “It's a Wise Child,” Sidney gives another of her very formances in it stuff pat but Sylvia able per eath Takes a Holiday” is corrupted by a yx may be able to read Italian original into it (Darrymore)—Tt ation, but you the merit of the and. there, (Irish) written performance. One in our “General John Reg: best satirical comedies killed by a bad of the time, “The Criminal Code (National)—T amounts to nothing, but if you are int excellent staging y are to t look. play “Bitter. Sweet" (Sh Laye is worth the price, even if the show isn’t. “Rebound” (Plym Some intermittently amusing verbal fooling, he play when it grows serious. sth) t's a Grand Life” (Cort)—A rickety, feeble comedy, but Mrs. Fiske's performance is a commendable one. _“Ripples” (New — Amsterdam)—The — Four Stones in a divertissement for the very young. “Topaze” (Music Box)—Its f ing; thereafter it works | stamps. st act is amus- gely in rubber “Nine-Fitteen Revue” (Cohan)—Very bad. Pulitzer | | | | TUE WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY SEARCHES THE WORLD FOR MATERIALS, L \ 3 —e 7S aon AND PASMIONS THEM INTO THE EQUIPMENT OF A NATION-WIDE TELEPHONE SYSTES That time and distance may be subject to your voice An Advertisement of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company Tue Bell Telephone System shapes the stuff of the earth to your communica- tion needs. It delves into the forces and methods that enable you to pro- ject your voice where you wish. It searches the world for the materials needed to put its discoveries at your command, and fashions them into the connected parts of a nation-wide system. It has dotted the nation with exchanges, and joined them and the connecting companies with the wires and cables which enable you to talk with anyone, anywhere. Each of the 24 operating companics of the Bell System is attuned to the needs of its area, Each is local to the people it serves and backed by national resources in research, methods and manufacture. Each has the services of the staff of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, which is continually developing improvements in telephone operation. Each has the advantage of the specialized produc- tion of the Western Electric Company. This production embodies the results achieved by the scientific staff of the Bell 1 the great industrial research institu. tions of the world. Your telephone company is in a position to offer you the service which you have today because the Bell System is organized to meet your growing communi- cation needs with increasing satisfaction and economy. ‘elephone Laboratories, one of We issues of Judge listed below in order to complete our record files. are interested in purcha 1909: December 4 1911: May 13 and 20 1920: January 17 If you know where these issues can be obtained, please write JUDGE PUBLISHING CO.,, Inc. 18 East 48th Street, New York City Gibbs BITTERS Use a Tablespoon ina Glass of Ginger Ale or Water. A Good Tonic and Palatable. Sample of Bitters by mail 25 cts, Cc. W. ABBOTT & CO. Baltimore, Md. comicbooks.com