Life — December 13, 1923 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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

= apcoxer lS set wy Monkey: 1 WONDER IF HE’S HUNGRY OR JUST YAWNING. From the Top of a Bus AM always seeing diverting sights from the top of a bus. Hotels, restaurants, art galleries, department stores, tene- ments, mansions, shop windows that display all varieties of wonders... 1 see a young man and a young woman talking to each ‘ler on a street corner, and another young woman almost nut of a taxicab in the act of looking at them. I see a small child staring spellbound at a policeman, while its nurse ogles a chauffeur. | see men in overcoats that barely reach the waist, ‘and men in overcoats that almost touch the ground. | soe women in furs and patent-leather pumps, and women in shawls and mud-covered shoes. 1 see myriads of faces—pale, anemic faces; florid, bloated fi ; round faces; square faces; faces that wear their s’ histories stamped upon them... In the window of a club I see an ofd man who gazes re- fiectively and longingly into the distant past. Charles G. Shaw. Girls Will Be Girls IFTH AVENUE: He said . . . and I said Avenue A: He sez . . . andI sez Harlem: He done say . . . an’ Ah says . M OST lamb is sheep at any price, while venison, on the other hand, is always deer, NYWAY, Zangwill isn’t the kind of person who goes around saying nice things about you behind your back. HE BURNED HIS BRITCHES BEHIND HIM. comicbooks.com