Judge — June 28, 1930 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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The Theatre of George Jean Nathan (Continued from page 16) baw. y wheezes, the evening is pretty Norman Bel-Geddes’ y of “of a bore, vy setting gets in the y, the movement of whi all the flow of a winter stream. The performances vary from very good, as in the instance of Miriam Hopkins, to very bad, as in the in- nce of Violet Kemble Cooper. muel top-h the p Nathan Recommends George M. an Repertoire (Fulton) —The always interesting George M. in plays of bis own making he Green Connelly a Jucing an (Mans field)—Mare d combine in pro ical cartoon. trike Up the Band” (Times Square)—With Bobby Clark at stage centre any show would be amusing “The Last Mile (Harris)—E a jail break figure in this first-r lodrama ("Strictly Dishonorabie”™ (Avon)—A comedy of love and likker, droll and entertaining _ “Simple Simon” (Ziegfeld)—Ed Wynn frolick ing amid Ziegfeld silks and satins “Fitty Million Frenchmen” (Lyric)—Bright musical show, with some lively hoofing and saucy joc s “Sons of Guns” (Imperial)—Jack Donahue still in the lead, so [ suppose it's as good as ever “Flying High” (Apo stuff set to Brow jazz, Some jovial rough on and De Sylva “Uncle Vanya” (Cort)—A production of Chekhov eminently worth your attention Nathan Recommends—with Reservations “Lost Sheep" (Selwyn)—Though it occa sionally falters, it contains many chuckles. ze" (Music Box)—Here and there it is g, and Frank Morgan does well by th “It's @ Wise Child” (Belasco)—Crude farce but now and again funny “The First Mrs. Fraser” vine’s comedy of the ful-waiter. The should be (Playho wife who wa performance isn’t all it Notes on Other Exhibits “Michael and Mary” (Hopkins)—Milne pou! the milk of human kindness all over the stage and it gets pretty soggy “Young Sinners (Morosco)—The Younger Generation and its sexual alarms going through the stereotyped motions. “Spook Mouse (Vanderbilt)—Pfui! “Lysistrata” (44th St.)—It doesn’t come off. Top-heavy and generally dull “It's a deal, Mr. Knuble.” “It's a deal, Mr. Pishtub. “It's a deal!” IXTY thou nd of America’s p A New Marlboro Contest for Amateur Copy Writers Can YOU Write us a 50-Word Advertisement? | ed penmen en- tered the distinguished handwriting contest that made famous “Marlboro, a cigarette for those who can afford 20 cents for the best”! Now we want the keenest amateur copy writers in America to help us put over our new Ivory Tips. Read These IVORY TIPS Absolutely tasteless and odorless even when burn- ing. Dry smoke—no saliva. Water and grease-proof. Protect chapped or roug- You ed lips No need to moisten lips to prevent sticking. Give every Marlboro its own “holder”— new and clean. Prevent torn skin and possible infection. Packed tips down—by machinery — untouched by human hands. Valike any other material 80 utilized, “Ivory” is de- signed solely for cigarette tips and made constantly fresh for Marlboro smok- ers. NY over 50 words, please, Rough layout, if youlike. Not necessary. Judges, R. M. Ellis, LLB. McKitterick and M.J. Sheri- dan, of Philip Morris & Co., K. M. Goode, advertising consultant, Ist Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize Ath Prize —and 96 Library pack- ages of 100 IVORY TIPPED Marlboros for all who come within the first 100 to top the list. How shall we get across to the most people in the fewest words the merits of Ivory Tip and the reason why of the over- night success of this new style cigarette? PRIZES won't get rich on the prizes, But there are lots of them—so everybody has a chance. 8100 825 815 810 UGGEST, of course, that you buy yourself a package of Marlboros before writing about them, Also that you read the Ivory “Tips” in the column above. But there are no entrance requirements. No rules. Noconditions. We cannot undertake to return suggestions or enter any correspondence whatever. Therewill beno fees or payments beyond the prizes. In case of tie, prizes are duplicated. We hope to pub winners—if good enough—for public comparis and Lee Brown, of Moser & Cotins, Brown & Lyon, Inc. Contest closes August 15th, 1930. Send in your entry at once. Please address” boro, 119 Fifth Ave., New York. MARLBORO | ‘Copy Contest Y” Created by Philip Morris ish n. jarl- comicbooks.com