Life — February 7, 1924 — page 8: what you’re looking at

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officers, having seen | Jecember 12. 1921, raid they express their desire to he every nr clinker a Kleboe's basement win Mr. Kleboe tells them ¢ He hopes to announce its him get it ment in next week's issue of LIFE Jonesville Uplifts the Drama THOUGHT Vd check « said the gr to-ni haired — travel salesman to the desk man at the Hotel New Trianon, Jonesville, “but [can't see the buyer for the } March, until to-morrow. She was rehearsing w to-day with the Jonesville Art Players in Hickey’s livery stable over on Water ied Ye Mews My customer is the director. She Street. They have tu v a the atre and call i » wrote the first play. She said shi to try to select one and run the risk of getting objects felt it was better to write one than something beneath the artisti the Jonesville Art Players She asked me if I thought she was right and I told t probably we that if she wrote it they Id get their kind of play Art bring higher and better th he Jonesv people, things untouched by cialism. My customer says her ates ate firm on that score. They have already agreed that if after the play is produced some manager wants to take it to New York and exploit their art they will say no. She says the young man who is giving his services as lead img man could easily command a hi salary if he would debase he would rather stay on as rium and give himself to at the Emy hone his own people. She says they are all like i perfectly noble “Can you tell me a good movie in McCready te Huston. Enlightening “WERE you seriously injured in that Well, I didn’t think Twas u read about the smash in the newspaper automobile ac Life Lines [UNTIL further notice, the price of peace stands reduced from eternal Vigilance to $100,000 I Since M. Coue ived in this country he has learned that the American peo ple are forgetting better and better aL Coue’s latest claim for his treatment is that it will make hair g 1. That knotted string turns out to « nothing but a variation of the barber »w on a bald » chord. Al The Rev. O. J. Kvale, who succeeded Andrew Volstead in Congress, has bit- terly arraigned the Anti nd the aloon League sare now singing “Kvale, Kvale, the Gang's all here.” JL Latest census figures show that 5,000,000 men and women in the United States are unable to read or write. Publica nof the Hearst newspapers will con- tinue until further notice ca. The sea horse, says a noted zoologist, is last going out of existence Enter the era of taxi-crabs. aL The ancient Chinese used to wage war ing to see who c d make the se. The modern American is most trying to promote peace by a similar method iL Plans are under way to dispense with prohibition in Norway Old King Skoal is a merry old soul “SH-H-H-H! KEEP ABOUT THE )UIET, PLEASE ‘owLD COUNTREE.’” SOME DUCK 1S SINGING comicbooks.com