Judge — March 1936 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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yow that she’s become just ar THE HEART 4 other movie actress, Katharine ‘tonoon Hepburn is getting rather stupid | OF THE covoont Aes ment ro her pradiiters. She tuctene 1 is hru youngster who “RUN-OF-THE-SHIP* | fei oh al thee fates she te ON THE MODERNONE-CLASSFLEET | ster which iurme out to bes Few but experienced travelers reolize thot panoramic dit the greot port of Antwerp is the very heort of Continentol Europe...within few hours dis- tonce by fost express of the gay capitals ‘end vacotion spots. (Only four and a holf hours from Paris.) And experienced travelers knowthevalueoftheser- vice... privileges, ace comm: ns, Cuisine and the downright good time there isto be hadin ONE-CLASS-RUN- OF-THE-SHIP travel. Thet exploins this yeor's record rev. Arnold Bernstein-Red Otiofromthe smort 1m, Book early for Ant. 7 booklet L. ke time to till lacks wants to act but earn her busine poise, i But se faults she de- sh novel laid antern slides the producers had scene from lette director's corre ol course. TO EUROPE ROUND TRIP oducers felt it Hepburn wear laps gh to let \ crop her hair, and run like a up and down a very $213 tryside, But even D. W reatest bird director we e mitith, \ usually put some m in his pictures heiore he finished work SAILING DATES i ARNOLD BERNSTEIN LINE FROM And there Ss it was ANTWERP March 14, 28, Aprilll, 25 $135 sritten, played, in RED STAR LINE—SOUTHAMPTON— - ANTWERP—Morch 7, 21. Apri 4,18 | ROUND TRIP Sylvia S There is only Miss Hepburn, starry SEE YOUR LOCAL STEAMSHIP ACENT OR THE eved, mouth agape, voice tremulous, [ARNOLD BERNSTEIN 9x RED STAR LINES issssce:sc00 00's ise u's nature, [presume this lamental THE MODERN ONE-CLASS FLEET °. 127 BATTERY PLACE, NEW YORK CITY business v inspired by Miss Hep- — burn’s so-called performance — in Mice Adams"—as bre artificial and empty a performance on the screen since silent days; a per- as I've seen formance which was praised hysteric- ally by the newspaper reviewers. not because of Miss Hepburn, but be ase of Mr. Tarkington's story which was real and dramatic enough to fool b | all the boys into thinking they were wey watching an actress, instead of re ng a novel—which was what they were ¢ with the sa r old gags? le YOU are one of those intelligent adults who regards dullness as the DEE fateliove prounctian ts supreme social crime you will welcome Judge with open arms. For Judge is more than America's oldest and best known humorous publica- id that by Summer we will | tion, It is in step with the times—with a spring in its step. vumber one pictures again, ) t and not the murder stories coming ff the milly now, and which usually proceeding now, we can hope they changed their usual seasonal i e } | are released for the hot weather trade. i S u b BC th f | “The Crime of Dr. Crespi”; “The H OQ 0 B | Murder of Dr. Harr “The In- | visible Ray"; “Charlie Chan's | poo - eas tee ee os See ee eee and “The Lone Wolf Returns” | | JUDGE | Enclosed find $1.50 im) | | of a piece | . | | | 18 East 48th Street | Name } is, H New York, N.Y. } Address | |, | for a picture I've seen this year, al } ln | | | though old Frankenstein Karloff toe- ii : A whole year of $1. | City I | cond in his “Invisible {| laughs for 1 Shade H ne Wolf Returns” is 1 i Sp abdomen oo J the best of this clutching hand series; j it has more movement in it, and is _——— _ | fairly well played by Melvyn Douglas. comicbooks.com