Judge — June 1934 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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THE SIZE OF OUR SHOES changes frequently but ye never the size of N your she ry guest's sho. where we put ourselves before we make a move in our hotels, That's why you like the nable man at the desk, who hands you the pen and register card.(We put ourselves in your shoes when we emp! why you like the West Point smart bellmen...their respectful "Yes, sir,”. find out, sir”...and the soft-spoken ™ pl tors. (We put ourselves in we picked and trained them.) ‘That exp ation, the quietatte: a pur shoes whe the tion thatisyoursateve five dollars texplains the modest nu cards, You never have to ate at the doors shops or +, our dining rooms or grills, won- too expensive?” J quiet, cnobtrusive service in our use we have brought up ir family of people to beli nit. You find ne-day laundry service without extra cost. You find expert valet service, with a motherly eye for repairs, You find im ulate cleanli- ness because we don't spare pains or paint or polish to keep the welcome of newness on purteous con every floor, You find everything to your lik- ing in hotels under Ralph Hitz direction, be- cause we put ourselves in your shoes, Hotels directed by NATIONAL HOTEL MANAGEMENT Co.,tnc. Ralph Hitz, President e1n New York HOTEL NEW YORKER E.G. Kill, Ri Manager. 240 Rooms with ab and shower...83.00 and up. Pr tunnel to Pennsylvania Station, New York HOTEL LEXINGTON ra bath, Grand Central © In Cincinnati NETHERLAND PLAZA William 0, See radio, tub and shower... garage in building. ein Detroit THE BOOK-CADILLAC J. E. Frawley, ms with bath $5.00 and up. ient garage f ein Dayton HOTEL VAN CLEVE H. F. Stevens, Manager. 300 Rooms with bath... $2.0 and up. Three attractive restaurants...Mod- ern garage in connection, etn Atlantic City THE RITZ-CARLTON Neil R, Messick, Manager. Open May 25. 450 k » and up. Private elevator to beach for ocean bathing. and up. Autom: bur great ne with bath, 32 THE " (Cc to their leaving the exit doors of tl rare occasi hat they traffic racket pleasure of hearir do wonder the Are You Decent Wilson kicked Eu: Roberta IWEATRE inued from page 12) ichon and Marco. while v e are ousing, we F ell say something vit that theatre mar this time of the year. [ refer partly open during perform- to let in a little theoretical What they let in may, « ns, be a little cool air, but Iso let leal 1, on all occasion f street noi ience out of all hear on on the sts sea werer a theatrica om of the house man- uld it in quick order theatre and pay out their 1 long ure uy People to hear ys, not automo newsboys’ cries, street and oth such t that they can hear at any time gratis they pay out $3.30 for th ~ Lady Cholmonde- ure Lord Trevelyan that s refused to surrender her virtue to ron Isaac Wa $400,000 st stead only an erberg for a paltry of pearls and ie shouti rout the Brain ar in “Extry, Trust!", all good and damned Nathan’s Opinions Another one by the in- wable Crane Wilbur and quite down to his tandard Loves Me Not"—Fr comical jouse about a Prine dormitory a chorus girl. late Wood- kid days of few exhibits ing night per- at is still up to its © lane still alt Rewar nonths and urns, should run up to hima big kiss, On The Theatre Guild a commercially inclined ell, The piece bh hardly th Guild to spo ble and comicbooks.com