Judge — May 16, 1931 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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ts, The Theatre (Continued from page 18) name of the murderer on it. Every thing else that takes up time between | J} and then be handed a slip with the } 9:30 and 10 is of utterly no inter- est or value. | | 1 modestly make no charge for ) these sugge stions. “+ | Dv Bove Hewat who, with his wife d, contrived an interest- ng play in “Porgy,” hasn't managed to do much « solo performer in the case of “Brass Ankle.” Not only s he reveal himself in this instance a defective dramatist, but the has elected to tell is a moss- as the theatre is con- cerned, dealing as it does with the proud white who discovers that the haby born to his wife is a candidate for Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1945. In fiction and behind the footlights, the sudden dismaying news that papa, who has been violent st the col- ored folks, touch of the tar- brush in his own family, has been a not uncommon event along about page 220 or 10:15 p.m. The play that Mr. F made out of the ven Stalks itself into a coma infrequent intervals of re ) turnity, relies upon such patent te tale he ) cared one so fa has a Heyward has ble material 1 the aci- sus- dodges as having a character tk ominously, “I feel that some- terrible is going to happen” D stead of letting the audience feel it for itself) or as causing a dog to howl and bringing another character to ob- serve that it’s a very bad sign. Miss Alice Brady has the leading Sole and in it displays no sign of her Hold acting talent. " Nathan Recommends “The Barretts of Wimpole Street™ (Empire) as Elizabeth Barrett’ and rt Browning in a play ction “The Green Pastures" (Mansficld)—The low © Negro’s conce the Bible. A bu s. gentle understanding fantasy. ‘Once in @ Lifetime” (Music Box)—A farce at ties a large tin can on Hollywood and pres everyone a gala evening. ouse)—The sex A suavely 's a Crowd” (Selwyn)—The best of ed Allen making ing and Libby lolman moaning varic odies. “The Wonder Bai (Bayes) — Although ey've left out some of the best tunes, Al lon’s fun-making goes to make it good Nathan Recommends—with Reservations “Five Star Final” (Cort)—If you're a critic, ou can find plenty that’s wrong with it, but t will interest you none the less. It sets off a loud blast under the tabloids. “As You Desire Me” (Elliott)—Pirandello wouldn't recognize some of it, but what he sould is diverting stuff. Judith Anderson Sives a good performance of the central role BELIEVE IT OR NOT Se By Ri HARVEY D. GEYER ~o} Dayton, Ohio REMOVES FROZEN ICE CUBES FROM ATRAY /NSTANTLY ~ WITHOUT MELTING OR POUNDING USING HIS FINGERS ONLY / EXPLANATION OF RIPLEY’S CARTOON BELOW oo ICE TRAYS 160 MODE! RIN Removing ice cubes is no longer a fussy, messy job. A slight pressure “pops” them out of the new flexible rubber freezing trays—one, two, or a trayful,—instantly from tray to glass. AS CONVENIENT AS A SELF STARTER A slight finger tip pressure on ¢!. Jottom of the tray ejects the cubes—no longer is it necessary to melt the cubes into the sink—no cy 0 pound them out and rvin trays end temper. THEY'RE ECONOMICAL, YOU USE FEWER CUBES No cubes are wasted . .. take out only what you need... save the rest for use later. The cubes token from flexible rubber trays are not partially melted... they are colder, larger, ¢ry, clean and sharp-edged. You cctvally use fewer cubes, THE USED BY ALL LEADING MANUFACTURERS exible rubber ice trays ore now supplied by leading automatic refrigerator makers —and trays are enthusiastically endorsed by old economists, MAKE YOUR REFRIGERATOR MODERN 1@ flexible rubber ice tray is made ry automatic refrigerator—the Quickube Tray for Frigidaire—the DuFlex for General Electric—and the Flexotray for West- Inghouse, Kelvinator, Leonard, Electrolux, Ser- vel, Copeland, Universal and othe: your refrigerator dealer or write us INLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Department P, DAYTON, OHIO. lexo- ICE CUBES THE MODERN WAY Y comicbooks.com