Judge — April 1933 — page 34: what you’re looking at

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Story of the Human Race A Biographical History of the 9 EL o Bound in attractive. artistic by 8Y, inches. Contents of These Five Books By Henry Thomas, Ph. D. of arly Wistory Who Destroyed a Civilization Pericles, the Popular De at of Athens Plato, Who Dreamed of a Better World the Jewish Vagabo Nero, Who Muntered His Mot Marcus Aurelins, the Emperor-Phi pher Fonstantine the Great, Who n and Recam Mohammed, the Prop! nd of Naza. an Emp » Hermit, Who Slaughtered. the jews for the Love of Jesus Francis of Assisi, a Catholic An Joan of Mot Tori ada the Holy Inqnisition. Columbus, Whe Didn't Discover America nOOK 4. Martin Luther, the Peasant Who 1 the Pope. Machiavelli, the Devil's Disciple. Shakespeare, the Creator of a New World, Louis XIV. the Most Famous of th French Kings. George Fox, an Aggressive Fichter fe he Quiet Little Jew of Am “Black Sheep" Conquered the World and Died in Exile. BOOK 5. Joes a Man! Prophet of a United ¢ Father of Bismarck, cellor Of Prussia, Charles Darwin, Who Introduced Us Our Anc Abraham . the Savior of th Prophet of a World Without William UM, Last of the the Forerunners of ited by E. Haldeman-Julius Fred D. Warren, Editorial Writer THe AMERICAN FREEMAN Devoted to Social Justice and Industrial Sanity GIRARD KANS Dear Reader: To prove how anxious I am to get you to read the lively, informative Freeman, I want to make you this astonishing offer; Return the coupon below with only $1 and I will put your name on The Freeman list for one year (24 issues) and send you free of charge, a complete set of the five books described at the left. Sincerely P. S. The American Freeman is a journal of the boldest and most searching opin-— ions. There is brilliance, knowledge, entertainment, and a wide range of subject matter in each issue of The American Freeman. YES! SEND ME A FREE SET OF "THE STORY OF THE HUMAN RACE." The American Freeman, Desk 104, Girard, Kansas. Enclosed find $1 fora full year's subscription to The American Freeman ($2.00 Canada and For- eign). You are to send me a FREE SET, IN FIVE VOL— UMES, OF "THE STORY OF THE HUMAN RACE." Name. . Address.. If you want the shipment to co out carriage charges prepaid, please add 25e. to cover all carriage, packing and handling charges. (Add Ie. to nersonal cheeks). THE THEATRE (Continued from page 14) diced against the gotohellyoubuzzard school of drama than I thought I was Mr. Davis’ innocent humor, as reflected again in this exhibit, takes such forms as having a character observe that it’s foolish to give an bottle of perfume for her sas she takes baths anyway, and such further forms as noting reply to a remark that the early bird catches the worm, that th: worm must therefore obviously get up before the bird. His dramatic climax centres—and in these day around the danger to a flapper’ chastity. As a matter of fact, | haven't heard so much trepidation and concern ov oung woman's virginity in a ince 1890. Miss Peggy Wood had the leadiny role. My eminent colleague, Old Dr. son of the Times, wrot that Miss Wood w very “lumi- nous.” I post a standing offer of three beers to the Dr. if he can tell me, without holding onto the table once just what he means by that. I \ “FORSAKING All Others,” by the MM. Roberts and Cavett, 1 can detect no reason for extended criti- cism. In the performance of thc central role by Miss Tallulah Bank- head, I can detect even less. Nathan’s Opinions “Yorsaking Alt Othe le. Bankhead, 2 te tumer ell, its none of m ur Wife" (Booth!—Far t wlard, Me Pink (Ma But the mate —Obvions hokum ab performed by Kath Cornell “American Drew (Guild) —Muddled dul trilogy dealing with three periods ry Century hurst) —Roiste business. Rather Conventional old-time of the vocalists ai Ale” (Alvin)—An_ excellent f the best in years . ment has cheapened th ¥ and migratory literati r}—Gas low doi Worth the mon! “Biography” (Avon)— Behrman, with Ina Chai sprightly acting trim, *Pigrons and Heople (Lycrum)—A delichi ful bit of Util comedy ry fair comedy by and Earl Larimore 11 y 0) —So exces tender it ean “Dinner Fight” (OM hokum patterned after t mula, Cheap stuff “Allee In Wonderland” (New Amsterdam) — A pleasant show, nicely stared Ik a Little Paster™ good ‘performers in it weak “Gay Divoree™ (Shubert)—Fred Astaire and Claire Luce, the best of the local dancing teams. Box) —Rox-« “Grand Hotel (Selwyn) —Some but their material is