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VOL. III SEPTEMBER, 1921 NO.8 otI1HlllIUUlIUIUUIIIIIIIIIIIUlUlmIlUIlIlItIIlIt1ll111lll1lllllll11t1t1ll1l1lt1ll1l111mmm'MlllUtlUUII1I11III1Um"llIIIWl'lllll1111"'II'llIlIIllllllll'III1t111"'ltllllIlIlUI"'''''lll1ll1l11l1111Il''lItlllll'''ll''''''''llllUUtlm'llwmllIlU''U September Daze ~E reason a ~oor~alk~r wears a flower in his buttonhole is because .1. it won't stay In hIs hall'. The chorus girl bread line: From the toast of Broadway to a crumb on Tenth Avenue. Beauty is only skin-deep-and not always knee-high. One thing no married man can understand is why Niagara Falls­ which is 35,000 years old-is still on its honeymoon. A dumb-waiter is the shortest distance between two gossips. Being in love is like sleeping in a pullman; no one can do it in comfort and some people can't do it at all. Our memory goes back to the time when a " run" in a girl's stocl~ ing was a private affair. When Little Eva began to talk about the angels, she wasn't referring to the backers of the show. The modern dance craze started in the Garden of Eden-with the apple bounce. " Let's be perfectly frank," she said, as she stepped between me and the setting sun. Woman tried to commit suicide by drinking a large bottle of iodine. She said there was a stain on her character. That's neither here nor there, but she certainly has a stain on her interior. Two THE TATLER THE TATLER Published Monthly by Henry WaterSKJn The TatierPublishing Corporation W ALTER E. COLBY president and Treasurer 1819 Broadway, New York City Editor - Single copies, 15 cents, obtained f rem all Waller E. Colby - William Mendelssohn- newsdeal.t$. By subscription one dollar Vice1prcs,dent and Secretary a yoar, in foreign countries $1.50 a year. Business Manager Sel,tembel', 1921. Vol, 3. No. S. Entered liS second-clllSs millieI', MIIY 6, 1020, at the Post OlDce at New J:ol'k, N. Y., under the Act of Alarch 3: Is.li. COllyrlght, 1921, by the ~rlltler Publishing CorlJOl'uUon. No t'Outributlons wl1l be retnrnCl! unless IIccolllpllnied ,by stulIl\led ali(I addressed envelope. TUE ~'ATu;n does not hold It..lf l'eslJOnsible tnr the 10"" or nOH-return of unsolicited conlrlbutlons. Doesn't old General Humidity make A sign we soon expect to see tacke you feel like going down cellar and tying outside the lawyer's office is, "Divorces a,pink satin bow on the snow shovel?· a SPecialty - Eventually, Why Not Now?" A certain young Omaha woman had a man arrested because he threw her into Elephants are said to be afraid of a bathtub full of water with her clothes mice, but we'll bet the mice don't know onl it? Everyone to their own opinion, but we hold that the young man was quite modest about it. We object to all this scientific experi­ A Bronx girl yawned the other day, menting to lengthen human life. and now she is unable to close her mouth. Supposing they find it practical, what Making her look just like a married then? woman. Will we all get a whack at it? Not so you can notice it! They launched one of our superdread­ Wall Street backing will be secured, noughts the other day with prayer. and the invention WIll be made a monop- But they will use real ammunition . oly. The poor man will die as young as when she goes into action. ever. The hard-working bootlegger, on whose efforts we have been depending, An undertaker of Bayonne, N. J., who will turn up his toes right when we need has been dead for three years, is sum­ him most. moned to appear as a Grand Juror. Those we owe money to will live, and Bayonne will be shocked when they those who owe us money will cash in­ hear that the war is over. without any cash. Besides there will be exclusive list of A Jersey City man, after serving one long-livers, made up of the following: day as a policeman, quit the force to go W. J. Bryan, so he can run for presi­ back to his trade as a plumber. dent perpetually. It's easier to wipe a joint than to pull John D. Rockefeller, so he can be the one. wealthiest man in the world continually and play golf indefinitely. The Fourth of July was celebrated on United States senators,' so they can the fifth, but rent day is never celebra~d keep right on talking. on the 2d? Rich, uncles, who have promised us a legacy when they die. There's a song that says if you can't get a girl in the Summer time you can't Poor -relations, so they can keep on get a girl at all, but few of us ever have visiting us. such good luck as that. Book agents. Life insurance agents. A prize pig gets the prize because it's Coal dealers. a pig, and some men should get prizes Landlords. for the same reason? Income tax collectors. SEPTEMBER, 1921 Christine VVelford In IIScandals of 192r' Four THE TATLER VV i th V a r i' a t ion s AULINE LORD is not the usual person. She has what might be termed an P ineluctable personality. She is refreshingly combative in her outlook. There is something astringent in her point of view. FBO)! THE MOTION PICTUBIl CLASSIC. Pu~suing the same line of thought, to S!ly nothing of the same flow of language, 'we are llloved to remark: Raymond Hitchcock is not the usual person. He has what might be termed an indestructible personality. He is refreshingly wet in his outlook. Ther~'s a Volstead infringement in his point of view. DeWolf Hopper is not the usual person. He has what might be termed a marrying personality. He is recurrently connubial in his outlook. There is some­ thing Solomon-ic in his point of view. Harry Lauder is not the usual person. He has what might be termed a banker's personality. He is financially sound in his outlook. There is something Scotc1i in his point of view. Ann Pennington is not the usual person. She has what might be termed a terpsichorean personality. She is refreshingly dimpled in her outlook. There is nothing to complain of from any point of view. Look for the Labell LO ZIEGFELD has a grievance. He man, (7) the tin roofer's helper, (8) the F has registered a kick-in print, that self-filling booze-fighter, (9) the Y. M. is-not anatomically-against the girls C. A. worker, (10) the auction bridge of every walk of life, who have never fiend, (11) the ex-yeggman, and (12) been within striking distance of a Zieg­ the Sunday school superintendent - aU feld show, and yet whenever they get in the twelve men good and true-will get the clutches of the law, immediately an­ their heads together and decide as how nounce that they are Ziegfeld chorus she oughtn't to have done it, but seeing girls-on the theory that the jury will as how she's a Ziegfeld showgirl, they relent at least fifty per cent. mustn't be too hard on her. Whenever these girls are out after two In view of all which, who can blame a. m., they explain that they are just Mr. Ziegfeld? returning from a Ziegfeld rehearsal. Since lying, however, is only a penal Whenever they are caught helping to offense in certain forms, w~ don't exactly dispose of illegally-gotten liquor, they see what' the impresario is going to do say that they were taking a bracer for about it. tomorrow's Ziegfeld chorus work. All we can sug~st is that every girl Whenever they are interrupted at a admitted to the sacred ranks of pulch­ stag party, for which they are putting ritude be stamped with an indelible Zieg­ on a dance specialtY,they murmur some­ feld trade-mark (registered), applied to thing about having been a Ziegfeld show some inconspicuous spot (if any), and girl. thereafter this label be used as a mark And when they come up in court the of identification. next morning, the chances are that (1) With this arrangement, any girl who the butcher, (2) the plasterer, (3) the claimed to be a Ziegfeld product would real estate agent, (4) the retired cobbler, have to disclose the evidence, and Flo (5) the non-participating ticket-chopper, could bring legal action against the in­ (6) the newly naturalized night-watch- fringers. Many a man has had his better judgment washed away by the waves in a woman's hair. The average young man would be surprised to know how easy it is to kiss a girl who says she won't let him, SEPTEMBER, 1921 Five II IH"ear- Intimate Bits About People You Know, Have Seen or Have Heard About HERE seems· to be "Why not?" T plenty of the forbid­ GJlp THE T ATLER "They say I've used it den liquid around Times up already for the year, Square, if the tales told of players' and there are eight months left of the breakdowns due to its use may be be­ year." lieved. For instance, a stage manager, "Good heavens! We are to eat air for without a sense of humor, appeared be­ eight months?" , fore the curtain to apologize for the in.: "Looks like it. But there is more. disposition of a'male star. They say they don't have to pay me any " Despite the fact that he is suffering of it until they see fit.

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