Judge — September 20, 1930 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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The Theatre (Continued from page 16) there may be somet after all, in the significant tapping of heads as I pass by. ‘The acting in the tripe was | even worse than that in “The Ninth Guest.” . 8 © M*: Witt Morrissey’s latest bout 4 with the theatre takes the form of a colored song id dance show called “Hot Rhythm.” The trouble with most of such shows is that they do not raise the curtain about six or seven inches and let it there. The dancing feet of the k boys ind girls are interesting enough, but what goes on above is the same old enervating stuff. There surely isn't much entertainment left in fat, toothy negresses singing about mama who's gotta get her rent, in negresses who elaborately roll their eyes and clap their rears under the impression that they are twice as aphrodisiacal as white girls who conduct themselves somewhat more sedately, or in over: dressed, self-assured coons who seck to get away with lack of talent through the sympathy and sentimen- tality of white audiences. o 8 * trictly Dishonorable” s which leave some i c kind of speal that I unt. m to have “The Green Pastures” (Mansfield) y | acted B | southern Negro “The Last Mile” (Iarris)—A melodrama of ¢ prisons and as good a one as you might for. Flying = Migh” (/ )-Some diverting sic show monkeyshines Nathan Recommends—with Reservations Mrs. Fraser” (Playhouse)—An comedy with a cast that at the isn't doing it full justice re)—It_is fairly hum conceivably amuse. y« Jp Pops the Devil" (Masque)—The play nt any particular quality, but some of the or comedy is amusing Notes on Other Exhibits “Dancing Partners” (Belasco)—Tiresome at- tempt to be dirty “Garrick Galetles™ (Guild)—One or two comi- cal skits; the rest is pretty flat “Ladles AI" (Morosco)—Dull effort tobe sthe Ninth Guest” (Eltinge)—Mystery flap “Hot Rhythm” (Times Square)—Stereotyped colored song and dance. Just a poor, sun burned white show “The Second Little Show’ (Royale)—A poor | 1 attempt to duplicate last season's © KEEPS TEETH WHITE The girl with a lovely smile goes places and does things! And it’s her pearly WHITE teeth that bring such thrill- ing charm to her smile. Why not have a bright, win. ning smile? Every day chew Dentyne—the de us gum, especially made to keep teeth white. It’s the highest quality gum you can buy. Chéw ENTYNE ..and smile/ Dr. Judge Eminent Doctor of Humor and Mirth, Healer of Worries that sadden the earth, Author of legions of rollicking tomes, Visitor weekly in thousands of homes. Funny Bone Mender, whose his- tory shows Succor and aid for Society’s Woes, Jovial fellow, with practice exten- sive, Mirthful and mellow, and yet in- expensive— Why should a person remain ap- prehensive? Stifle your worry and banish your fret. Clip of the magical coupon and let This be a moment you'll never regret! Judge Publishing Co., Inc., 18 East 48th Street, New York, N. Y. Dear Doctor Judge: I'm weary of worry, I want to be bright, I'd like you to hurry And set me aright. I'm ready to chuckle, No longer to sob, And ask you to buckle Right down to your job! C104 Regular Weekly Visits $7.80 ©) S2 Regular Weekly Visits 5.00 Name City comicbooks.com