Judge — May 1933 — page 22: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

was true of “Wa om Merry- A Round,” “Washington M: querade” and “I Am a Fugitiv “Gabriel Over the White House” is not an exciting picture because of skilful dramaturgy, bu temporary, ire itself. lis picture, as now appearing be- ¢ the public, had to be cut by pany because of politi the result that the c are rather lame, In the original 4 because of the very Iram subject of the he com- a typical Warren Gamaliel Harding is put into the White House by a typical Ohio Gang. During the first days of office he hands out ambassadorships and appointments with good Republican carelessness, although an army of dis encamped in Central I atening to march on Washing’ Walter Huston, as the pre drives his car over an embankment and emp! th he begins to st of the country and, much rror of his cohorts, gradually wins such popular is made a dictator. It is at you may find -Amer- n Huston arrives est 1 yourseli be icantly p umefully t i inounces to an army t it seems to him undignified dent’s people to walk to him at the least he could do was to meet them— lect a miraculously distant when the Chief of Staff of Army actually was called upon to move tanks, artiller: infantry upon a body of unarmed, if misled, ex-soldiers. Strangely enough, (although you t spotted in our f yellowing press), the — presid Gabriel Over the White Ho ior a pre on tired feet— cavalry. ar never have found ub nilitary discipline—a osevelt already has re was an citing war in the anonymously writt ally included war was finally del ibly at the requ f a new state tment, and the movie now a pointless peace confer wriginally had some exc and pleasant scenes Saxon Navy blowing the Japanese I+ lands out of the Pac (Note to the editor: I'm not trying to get an offer wing an Anglo- from Hearst—I merely think as long #s for war it would be the Navy do all the they haven't been . seeing as he try barged around A XTINCT ] “We're gonna have enough left over to make a hobnobadobus!” 2