Judge — June 13, 1931 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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CENE in a prominent New York Club. The House Committee is assembled. The mystery—what happens to the copies of JUDGE? We + solved the problem. An absent-minded member has token it home to his fomily. Why depend on finding JUDGE in your club with so many members looking for it. Subscribe now. Be the first to see the current copy ond give your fomily the benefit of its many laughs. JUDGE—18 East 48th Street New York, N.Y. Please send JUDGE for [1 | yeor, $5.00. [ 2 years $7.80. [) 21 weeks, $2.00. TO 6-13.31 NAME ADDRESS CITY 8 (Continued from page 16) But Fannie, I regret to report, throws wrench into the proceed ings every once in a while and gives Baker and Healy something of a tim working the customers back into good humor. One of her acts alone—it is called “Sadie Applegarden For Con gress"—is enough to do cruel damag: to any show. The revue has some catchy sonys notably those entitled “Sing a Litth Jingle,” “I Found a Million Dollar »y ina Five and Ten Cent Store “In the Merry Month of May it has a couple of very graceful tzers who choose to be known as Gomez and Wino: and some of Baker's repartee with his stooge, fs jar to vaudeville patrons, is comi But the evening is badly let cal. down by some of the poorest sketches seen The one around here in a long. time ‘ve even trotted out again the in which every word spoken be gins with the same letter. What is worse, the producer has held over from his antecedent show, “Sweet and Low,” the skit on “Strictly Dishonor able.” And what is worse still, Miss Brice docs a number called “Peter Pan,” the idea of which you get with- cut my telling you. In a preliminary announcement, Mr. Rose confides to the audience that it took him only three weeks to get the show together. What he did for two of those weeks isn’t apparent. Nathan Recommends “The Barretts of Wimpole Street” (Empire) —A play about the Barrett-Browning love match, skilfully written and skilfully projected “The Green Pastures” (Mansfield)—The Bi in black. A fantasy as stimulating as it original in conception. “Rhapsody In Black” (Harris)—A Negr: musical show that departs the stereotyped A fine band and choir are the features. “Once In a Lifetime” (Plymouth)—The fu: niest evening that the farcical stage has pr vided in a long time. wThe Band Wagon” (New and Amsterd: irited revue with the Astaires, Frank Morgan. “The Vinegar Tree” comedy of philandering (Playhouse) —Light A pleasant diversic Gilbert and Sulivan Repertoire (Erlanger) While the company and staging might |! improved upon, the revivals can't help b pleasure all of us G. and S. adherents. Nathan Recommends— with Reservations “Five Star Final” (Cort)—Overly._intens melodrama heaving at the tabloids, but it is often interesting. Notes on Other Exhibits “The Code* (Vanderbilt)—Dreadin! Honor “Private Lives” (Times Square)—Coward and the Mlle. Lawrence are gone. I haven't sec their substitutes. “Grand Motet” (N. excellent as the where up to eithe jonal)—The staging is a is, but the play is ne EDWARD LANGER PRINTING CO, ING, JAMAICA, N.Y comicbooks.com