Judge — May 24, 1930 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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/ Judging the Movies 3) pable cast keep “The Furies” in mo- tion till the end, which—while it is no overwhelming surprise—is worked out with sufficient’ skill to keep you amused, (Continued from page * ie revue type of talkies, such as (to name the worst one) “Happy Days,” starts with the snobbish pre- sumption that any movie star can get in front of a camera and mimic some other movie star and thereby be up- roariously funny. The producers go on the theory that if they throw. six- or seven-million-dollar stars together, the ¢ is so breath-taking nothing more in the way of material is “Paramount on Parade ins itself. It is as clubby and just about as funny as the after-dinner speeches of a cloak-and-suiters’ con- vention. If all the celebrities on Broadway got together and slapped each other on the back before an audi ence that paid real money to see them they'd need a police escort to get out of the stage alley. The boys can't get over the fact that some of their work- ers can actually dance a little and sing on key. When the novelty eventually wears off we can expect something in the way of entertainment. Ke an The Prince of Wales has agreed to tuke the presidency of a professional golf association. Oh, well, in the spring all golfers feel that way about their game. —N. Y. Sux Ansext-Minveo Canrenter—Funny ichere that bloomin’ plank I was planing went to. No Fare The pretty young kindergarten mis- tress had been telling her pupils all about the winds, their power, different effects and so on, “And, children,” she went on enthusiastically, “as I came to school this morning on the top of the bus something softly came and kissed my cheek. What do you think it was? “The conductor!” cried the c dren joyously. —Sanxia Onserver Jack Dempsey is planning to hunt big game in Africa, having apparently abandoned his big gate hunt here. —N. Y. Herarp Trisuxe “My wife says if I don't chuck golf she'll leave me.” ard luck!” I'll miss her.” “T say “Ye-es. —Lonvon Opinion a2 Passina Siow Step Up, Ladies; Win a Baby Doll (Continued from page 6) The other prizes include the cash register on which Edna Ferber wrote “Cimarron,” an almost-new — buffet supper tendered to a group of glass blowers during the Crime: four quarts of kum) 5 milk. The latter mong. the Bulgarians, so it would be a good thing to stuff in your carpet-bag if you are going to simmer in Bul this summer. S little pates, p: , and let's clear up Mr. Whalen before we Mr. Hays. is a start on A dispatch from China tells of a tribe in| Manchuria who never lic down, This means, I take it, that heavyweight pugilism in that country is still in an early stage of develop ment. -Aknon Press Notice If you know of any such freak of Jupor for any send them to and you will receive $ that we are able to use. The contributors of the laws appearing in this issue and to whom we have paid $5 each are: | Peter G. Krajei, Jr., Niles, Mich. Ben Lichtenthal, Riverside, N. J. John R. Clark, Boston, Mass. H. B. Snyder, New York City. Sergt. V. C. Faulstick, Kenilworth, MM. EDWARD LANGER PRINTING CO. INC, JAMAICA, N.T comicbooks.com