Life — December 14, 1928 — page 40: what you’re looking at

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Spuds increage RY enjovm ~20,C roy oy fe Je) Oo 1 WOULDN'T CHARGE Fi 1 One Cigarette Some 20,000 people have written us their experiences with Spud, the menthol- cooled cigarette. Tobacco connoisseurs spoke of Spud's blend as “epicurean among tobaccos”. Cigar smokers welcomed Spud as their “change-off” smoke. Pack and two-pack-a-day cigarette en- thusiasts labelled Spud as the cigarette “allowing unlimited tobacco enjoyment”, with the day’s last cigarette tasting “as good as the first”. Beginners cited Spud's gentleness on inexperienced throats. Dentists and throat specialists asserted Spud helped cases of leukaplakia (in- flamed throat). Actors and lecturers ac- claimed Spud as a great cigarette for income-earning throats. Cowboys, beset daily with alkali dust, described how Spuds brought relief to parched mouths. Chronic cold-catchers related how they were introduced to Spuds during a cold... how they kept up the acquaintance after the cold had gone. Numerous smokers told of the surprise of Spud’s first puff... how they had to smoke through a whole pack before they suddenly realized Spud enjoyment. But nearly every letter seemed to em- body one similar refrain: Now the smoking public is meeting the inevitable development in tobacco enjoyment... a tobacco enjoyment un- hampered and unlimited at all times, in all places... Spud enjoyment. THE AXTON-FISHER TOBACCO COMPANY, INC., Louisville, Ky. SP UD Cc igarertes 0 for 2o¢ NOT IN THE BACK OF THE BOOK Wirtt the publication of official documents and biographies, practically every question relating to the war can be answered except the officious second licutenant’s ‘Who said that?" —St. Louis Post-Dispatch. 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The documents are suffering from overcrowding. —New York Sun. | Confidential Guide (Continued from page 30) When Summer Is Gone. Browne—One prettiest ballads emanating from the Mid this appealing refrain. Ob! You Sweet Old Watcha-May-Call- —With the market glutted by ballads: novi ity son are rare these days, largely because of the pictet theme songs. This one brightly deals with a tongec, At Last. DeSylea-Brown- Henderson— ‘sen, the Jazz maestro, had a hand in con’! vigorous fox-trot song. Title expresses theme. of the West is Records Whispering and Japanese Sandman. —These yester-year fox-trot favorites pular today via the ether and on Paul Whiteman has re-recorded them Or cally for Victor and, embellished with modern ore tral treatment. they impress anew with their rereah ing melodic charm. It was this couplet which made Whiteman famous, I'll Be Ready When the Great Day Comes and Deep River. Brunswick 406 5 ‘orbes Randolph's Kes. tucky Jubilee Choir, familiar to the congresations of the cirtematic cathedrals and the less sanct vodvil fans for their Negro’ spiritual h here offer two of the greatest spirituals ever wr The first is a snappy syncopated acteristic of the emotional pe brethren and sistren while in the holy thre River,” by the great Negro composer, Henry Bu is more serene and sonorous, and is as be harmonized by the Jubilee C The Land of Going-to-Be and Let's Do It. 21745—A good dance and “canned vaudeville is this couplet of the hits from “Paris.” the Bordoni show, recorded by Irving A. Commanders, ‘also featured in th of Going-to-He” is a charming waltz; a racy tidbit lyrically, is snappily vocalize strict dance tempo. Somebody Stole My Gal and Sister Kate. dia 14367—In keeping with the idiom of th Whoopee Makers “blues” Thais and Tambourin Chino’ new Pritz Kreisler record is always somewhat event. 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