Life — April 29, 1926 — page 9: what you’re looking at

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LIFE Cousin Julia from the Open Ill. The Peripatetic Lounge cousin and TE velop ou walked up the west oft Fifth Aven Forty-cighth There, tine very much held up — strolled politely ¢ by the iraffic. and te ow; here he leaned a casual ¢ ing exceeding wear the sill and pushed | in the knees. 1 sug gested that we ge ard and rest for a few minutes Julia. “We dor down-town her some New the sidewalk. My knees were n We tour as Julia's idea; 1 didn’t: know the there. But if it was, Id easily dist it, was tables; | knew that these things y probably have been repaired after ers had kicked the last time extensive would be v withor lieve everythi zines. 1 was glad oh, so tired—as I “This is very nice after a tim looking row terior of the bus “It's the nearest approach we have to the Parisian sidewalk cafes,” I said There's nothing to drink, of course, but then, there are no waiters, either, whicl compensates for that. I have always ielt that any café would be improved if it had no waiters actly a café, though; 1 We Wr STILL A funet is not to feed t PORTY-EIGHTH STREET comicbooks.com