Judge — April 18, 1931 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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| } SHE DANCES WITH CHEERS IN HER EYES... YET SHE HAS [Is “auecr People’ te “ATHLETE’S FOOT” O gay; so feather-light on feet that faiely Hit across ming floor, You'd say this lady didn’t have a ¢ the world. But, whi eyes give thre ¢ dance, there on her hay At the back « a vague worry trude. Even as she dre for the party sl agai An unnate whiteness pink toc hardly dainty, What w hee partner think of the Ty Urevees. similarly immaculate people have this same trouble—"Athlete’s Foot.” Are YOU guarding against this stealthy infection, so easily tracked into homes? locker- and dressin And from all the nually tracked inte nasiums, of “Watch for these distress signals that warn of “Athlete's Foot” Though “Athlete” avated ard does nut readily yieht to Absorbine Je., Absorbine FoR TEARS HAS eFLIEVED soet muscirs moscurae aches vists> suems CUTS. SPRAINS. ABBASIONS ineult your dactor without delay. A In fact the U.S. Public Health Service has all adults si + from it at some time.” It has been found thet Absorbine Jr. KILLS this ringworm germ * Athlete's of are genet wot” may start in a number tways.* Allof them, itis agreed, Hy caused by the i m. Loratory tests have shown: Jr. penetrates fleshlike tis- nd, wherever it 4 And exhat rm. Re: cares confirm these laboratory tests, Examine YOUR feet tonight Tt might not be a bad idea to examine damp floors. Alone substitutes are sometimes offered. L i Ther nothing else like Absorbine Jr. You can get it at all drug stores—81.25 a bottle, Fora Ms Young, Inc. 300 jd, Mass, your bare feet on Jr. has been so effective that f from a “just as good.” 8 free sample, write W. Lyman Street, Spring! ported that “probably half of | | the authors have | womanhood, She grr Judging the Books (Continued from page 1) Bros. Gra ham had something to unload ther selves of concerning Hollywood, snd altho the book left you with the sen that you'd read the another movie seenario of just it was a thoroly edify And tho Whitey, its icky modern Til Euler spiegel the Manchester Guardians of literature would have he was a genuine ing comic, hero, was not the us believe him, symbol of Ho wood moral and ethic. He sailed f Hollywood, a glorious outeast. a Hays couldn't afford to Tet the Cali fornia sun shine on, But not content with letting Whitey sail into happy literary torgetfulness, the brought seen fit te ho: hacon kidding idyll them, ‘They have sailed Whitey inte New York Harbor, dumped hin ther (drunk) and attempted to show up their New York as they did) Hollywood The result is “Whitey,” a lousy book which should have been called "Y ms Lost in New York.” of its forebes And the gall of it trying to hang a story that is true of Hollywood on New) York! Wher: Whitey in his dranken, careless an archy was equal to, if not b Hollywood, he is a. speakeasy bum and fat pudge in New York. “Where his double-erossing and polite ray was gamey in Hollywood, it is beneath contempt in’ New York. In words, New York is too b r than, other for the authors: they haven't told us anything ; the town that Odd MelInty re stolen himself s for his syndicate column; and y cannot kid New York, since it's heen kidded into perfection by experts (Horsing Greenwich Vil York, inhospitality, tab loids, ete, is no longer sport in any sense.) Moreover, the book reads as tho it were written in twenty utes or less and contains some of the oldest vgs known to) Lubin. The only good thing to it is the open ing contretemps, New York jittery pick on a weary travele I” Haynes lecturer on the from several ve min movie which involves mayor, but why Twin is a very fine ideals of A has done eriean her stout little bit for such splendid: things as birth control, ev suffrage. Sh enies and woman has written a numb of entertaining stories and several novels. ‘The only thing we can say mit her newest novel, “Family Cir tract in favor of the Life Force—is that it and she deserve th respect of one and all-—but there is no reason why » should read it. no Sissy cle"—a comicbooks.com