Judge, 1933-09 · page 31 of 36
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MAR L D'S AAIR The Bismarck Hotel is in the heart of Chicago . . . next door to theatres, shops and office buildings . . . only ten minutes from the Fair grounds. The Walnut Room, Bierstube, and Coffee Shop are delightfully air- cooled. The rooms are large and comfortable, with wide beds, silent mail signals, and circulating ice-water. Your car garaged at sensible rates. All outside rooms, $3.50 up. Without bath, $2.50. Write for map of Chicago and Fair Grounds BISMARCK HOTEL su CHICAGO #32 ma Mixin’ Drinks? Dash Abbott's into your favorite mixture and taste new restful flave Smoother! Tastier! Try it. SPECIAL OFFER XZ i. “Wattimere, Mu SITTERS WE WILL PUBLISH Your Hook Length Manuscript. Write for booklet and terms. Meader Publishing Ce. 470-8 Attantic Ave., Boston, Mass. BELLEVUE STRATFORD Mantion Philadelphia to world travellers and they'll soy—"Bellevue~ Stratford”. This famous hotel hos always cttrocted those who appreciate the finer ond services in the fullest measure. Rotes consistent with present times ee }to A | (ook of the Indian Love Lyrics. Someday 1 hope their Lawrence Hope, and tell him of my deep apprecia tion for his worl Hope of course, is dead. Shot herself on her husband's grave years ago. Most Looked Forward- to Dashiell Hammett’s it’s heen over a year comin Most Overrated Mystery: Ellery “American Gun Mystery.” « Lyric of the Year to meet author, Mystery in Man irance of any called * ” “Mamie,” * yooAnm “Bridget” — (my little darling Bridget) Best: Orchestral Render ing n’s “Last Roundu est New Game and Camelot. o Camelot for Four, Punkest: Cop.” the cutie beauty Cantor's“ Trafhe ame [ know he We fidn’ ndoned itelle Board, and a few months 3 of the Month: ho di “Nira, My Newspaper Reading: The the Kosher Sign, Duller than that: Any the Dollar. Still Duller: The Herldtrib editorials und its Sunday Drama Section without Verey Hammond. And yet duller: Worst Movie Strong. Worst than th (and did it flop). Rest gan: Hugh McKay's for a bathing suit- manufacturer—"We Put the Women in Swimmin’.” Best Fall Foothall | Dame. Start Best and Finish Worst: Coli bia, Swastika vs. news about All columnar in Years: Christopher Pey O° Heart Notre And for goo tractions are measure some more at “Chatham: Walk,” the at the Hotel Chatham 2. The bicycle rack for your wheel at Maey’s .. t Roof at the Waldorf-Astoria... . The Lingua phone, a neat way to y Tearn for ign lan- + Corn and Be t Felt- man’s, Coney Island... . The cool moonlight on the S. S. “Mor mth Highlands and back Robby Sanford’s Showboat Revue . 101 Ranch, a West Harlem where the rid Vanilla it 1 That le walk cate Starlig guages antic Indian hangout in mys are very tor cream and coca Monde cashier at Answers to Who’s the Genius? 1. 10:05. 2, Tablet. 3.8 States ’em up yourself). 4, Norway. 5. Please send help quickly. 29 SELECT THIS HOTEL FOR YOUR AUTUMN VISIT TO NEW YORK! When you come to the “first city of the world” for business or pleas- ure or both, be sure to enjoy the added pleasure of living in the new, smart center of New York + +. at the modern Hotel Mont- clair. The Montclair is adjacent to all the railroad and important bus terminals, the better shops and the glamorous theatrical district. It offers you every comfort at rates that are surprisingly moderate. 800 Rooms... Each with Bath, Shower, Radio SINGLE from $2.50 to $5.00 per day Weekly from $15.00 DOUBLE from $3.50 to $6.00 per day Weekly from $21.00 HOUEL MONTCLAIR Lexington Avenue at 49th Street, N.Y. C. comicbooks.com