Life — March 3, 1921 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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For Thirty-Seven Years I E have gone, genial, down the road; Nor bruised the herbs of kindness That grew along; we've been to man The firmest friend a mortal can, Nor jcered a brother's blindness, Nor added to a load. We've given largely of our best— Wit, pathos, humor, love and laughter: | FFANY be () Art stands, with Beauty, by the door: . And weekly Time waits, patient, for The joy that follows after JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS STATIONERS The spirit and the jest. This we have striven for. Thus shall we, never turning, Proceed in tolerance and grace To occupy our chosen place, To keep our lamps well trimmed and burning For two times thirty-seven more! . SINCE 1837 Joseph Andrew Galahad. “Should Auld Acquaintance —” (Continued from page 319.) and we have come back for a reunion.” “Very interesting, I'm sure, Mr.—ah— Mr.—did T catch your name?” “Oh-I'm Mr, Gotrox, the nouveau sainnike CIVEN <ION riche millionaire, whose wife and daugh. MAIL INQUIRIES GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION ters have dragged me unwillingly into ort high society. Sometimes I have das ‘The Trusts,’ ‘The Vested In- * ‘Capital,’ and more lately I have ed as ‘The Profiteer,’ Surely you "forgotten an old standby ike my- FIFTH AVENUE & 372 STREET NeW YORK PRYOR. Sousa and | Gotrox.” Lire was warming _ visibly. other great players “Welcome home. And the others?” tell how they won suc ig ; . | cess; how to discover your musical “bump”; Mr. Gotrox proceeded to introduce his bow 'to develop it for pleasure; how to |i . choose an instrument; bow to increase companions, and as he called out the var- oe ews ase ne meee bis ious well-remembered names Lire saluted | You Master a Conn Instrument Quickly the stanch friends of an elder day. . | rdraatc expansion of taper branches, Conn'sexeler He recognized Pat and Mike, the com- | ~ a eames Soh ical Celts in the Irish “bull” stories; the | i tt ts porta’ | Kone by Sowte Praer, Cogeay, farce kX | | Absent-Minded Professor and the Near- Che BILET MORE se Te gay Peas Sighted Old Lady; Cholly Sapleigh, the Get any band tastro- dude, with his hair parted in the middle, 2 e598 mes Allens } wearing a monocle and a huge chrysanthe- | Where the social life eater cont. A rear mum and sucking the head of his cane; of New York centers \ Cons. | Weary Willic, the tramp, unshaved and | Send pontcer stot reetraipian |W | covered with dust; the Irate Father, who | used to kick his daughter’s suitor down the front steps; Bridget, the formidable cook; CLOSE Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed, with the usual 3 TO ALL THEATRES plate of hard, unpalatable biscuits; Sen- ro AND SHOPS ator Sorgum, the tedious after-dinner ora- | HBO tor; Little Willie, the precocious youth by day and evening & 321 Conn Bldg thar nd Agencies in af large cities comicbooks.com