Judge — April 11, 1931 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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(Continued from page 16) Theatre is an importation from Cen- tral Europe and ¢ es in terms of the musical s : aphy of a Continental night club. There is one ingenious idea in the show: : chronization of the evolution ¢ various pri deal more n but as it stands it is not only a novelty but diverting theatrical fare. It is a | pity that Prohibition has prevented the service of tipples in. the audi torium, As in the case of the old Ziegfeld roof shows, the less necess to make the scene fully atmosph And it is also too bad that the fire laws prol the Bayes, for a help out the cabaret illusion consider ably. But, anyway, | commend th: evening to you. Whatever its defi ciencies, it is pretty good “theatre.” And no one ds a drink or a smoke to enjoy Jolson. Nathan Recommends Wonder Har? (Mayes) Al Jet st entertain bets. “The Barretts of Wimpole Street” It atharine ¢ The Vinegar Tree’ aly HIS may happen to you, ond then the Mayor's Committee will invite you to City Hall and give you the Key to the City (9000 other fellows have the same key). The wild and enthusiastic audience will shout, ‘Speech, Speech, Speech.” You may not be like Mr. Dooley, able to tell a Pat and Mike “The (New Yorkers” story, but many an enthusiastic audience, seen or unseen, > has been gratified by a joke taken from JUDGE. and Dendy” (Erlang Always have a joke on the tip of your tongue. Nathan Recommends—with JUDGE is full of jokes. Read JUDGE each week ond keep | | Reservations up to date. | RAS Vou Desire Me™ (Eiliott) What they SUBSCRIBE NOW! JUDGE—18 East 48th Street, New York, N. Y., A113 Please send JUDGE for [] | year, $5.00. 2 years, $7.80. 00 21 weeks, $2.00. “Grand Hotet” ise 5 tut alter my opin: sa poor pla ‘omorrow and Tomorrow” (Miller) Philin Hogusly profes 1s literary p © Me Yesterday” (Rooth)—Milne s quite departmes comicbooks.com