Judge — April 19, 1930 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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LATE Maybe the boys'll get quarreling with cach other and stop speaking. Which onght to solve it. In the meantime, I'se regusted ! High Hat Trail, or the Physical Evening After toil to the Carnegie Pla house on 37th St. and if the C munists are not blowing off red steam at the tables, get an armful of ping- pong. Or to Dunr at Madison Square Garden for several rounds on a dazzle of an indoor golf course. Or to Thum’s for bowls; to Doyle's for snooker; or to Philadelphia Jack O'Brien's to wrestle with yourself or play handball. Or if you aren't skilful at games, to Roxy’s where you can try ng to the top of the baleony, which is so far from the stage it takes three days to see the pic ture flashing at the mo: ment on the sereen. ‘Then hot and bothered, \Nin -UH- OFFICER —YSEE BEEN] A PTY WHERE, BLE Shoe S! JUDGE slip into the Shelton or Park Central Pool where Rothstein's peace-giver may still be hiding on the bottom. If you can find Brooklyn, the St. ( has the largest natural salt-water pool in the world (California papers please copy, which is my idea of an old crack). Then to the Pure Food Restaurant on 34th Strect to toy with a bean, some nuts and a dish of savita: a royal coursed, caloric-proof, Shavian vege- rege party is now in order where violent games must be played. Since dancing is more or less an unhealthy sport, try the shoe hunt. E: takes off his or her shoes and knots the laces. The shoes are put in a scrambled pile at one end of the room and everyone lines up at the other in stocking feet. At the word “Go,” all race to the shoe pile, sort ont his or her shoes, unknot the | A the first of shoes on wins, Some fun is the only reward. A strenuous gi of throwing cards into a hat would be in order next. A little arm exercise at the shaker will break the monotony of rearranging your host's furniture should he desire re-interior decoration. But stay off all quict stairs and sofas and dark corners: it isn’t that kind of physical evening. cRrcv A brisk dash up and reservoir might around the cap off the night's muscle-building or you can always start walking to Albany. Hihattractions Ye olde smellie but grand Barnum and Bailey's Circus. The Easter Parade (courtesy of I. Miller, Berg doff Goodman, Henri Bendel, Bruck- Weiss, Stumpf, Knox, and the church). «++ The bamboo-and-hickory-shafted golf clubs. .... The ten-percentum tip omelets at Longehamps. . . . Gene Fowler's “Trumpet in the Dust,” a newspaperman's autobiography... . B. B. Dorf & Co.'s beverages once they are rendered nor . ++ The alarm clock which record instead 0’ jingling. . . . Trepel’s Fifthavenoo for cut-rate flowers and Childs’ Sherry-Netherland returns with your hote se s reply to Arthur Brisbane's claim a gorilla could defeat a modern prize-fighte eah, but he couldn't yell foul.” for Between Courses When you and you and you sit down at restaurant table, kitty up a sizable (Continued on page 32) ar son ire rae te Thawed 41" SEAM SHONEL AT WITH THE Bung 6 Bae BKCAVATON CrRCUS/ \ ae ms "8 ‘ » x comicbooks.com