The Critic

NZ Truth, Issue 1180, 12 July 1928, Page 1

The Critic

DROHIBIT,IONISTS get dry shouting. tj- .■'..- •■■-., #".■. * / :••'■■;■ #'; ' ■ •■■ T EAP Year! 'it certainly is fof-'Wil-u kins, Hinkler and Kingsf ord Smith. ■ ' .;:. • ■ # ;#..■-# ; 6f;;^^tjfi^'^#s : .:^ 'tf- ss;\g&s?&&Sss\& .-,■> ■■-■■* ■•''■■•^' '•■■■i -W7H4'lS?iis-.^?d'. pseudbnyhi? asks an -. evening paper. I'he name frequently found on hotel registers.. .'■■■:#• # . •■- # ■•■..' ■ THE Prohibitionists- arid the liquor. reformers are working towards the same end, said a speaker, m Wellington recently. We had : ; .n0 idea that liquor reform meant bad booze. : # .• . '■■■•.# •- - # .. ■ ' . COR speeding while motoring to the •• pictures, a- youth's license was suspended. Slow motion now. . # •' # ; ' # -. ' TACK WINRO W, the English wrestler, J was once a grand opera star. Learned to wrestle with his notes. ■*# ■ # . WHEN a student, Lindbergh was ex- _' pelled from Winconsin University for low ■ marks. \ Too flighty, we suppose. '■'■ ? ■' . '..' '" ' * ■ '■': '■* "■' ''♦ ■ v I "pROHIBITiON campaign opens." A Having a pot at the breweries. # # *■ . ..- ■

"THE blind . leading the blind. • I ;'.,- #■'■-' ■- l •'■.,#;.■■ '-'/■■■ : * •■■'.,•-■ V. ■ THERE were only' four arrests^at 'the 1 Sydney . Artists'^ Ball. It was not, however, an entire failure. •*• „ , '■■#■"" .••#•■:'■'•■ : ..# ;■•-.; •*.;- ' /COLORADO professor is . trayellihg m of snails. "Any punter will show him 1 soriie wonderful specimens. ..'.■• ■. ■' .'•'> ■'• .. '[■' .' PHEAP smokes are alarming tobacconists. They want to plug the cut. r ';- / • ' •♦'••' • ' . T -, BACON/ factory gutted: The fat was m -the fire. ' #* .-"# • - . ■ "W7HAT is an actor?" asks, the Arbj- . " tration Court. He is. a manjwho makes money by false, pretences, of course. :: . " ; " ■ " ••*■■■.•# .•-# COME golfers are scene-shifters. . 0 „ #• i -'■■'■'#. ;^*^ .. '• "CUN": "Girls m Banks." They are 0 bound to be. "tellers, . ■ # ■ * '?\ '•■' : '■ T TNEMPLOXED dentist has taken a ■ job\ clearing scrub, 'Extracting Btumps from the acre. ■■■. -\, . . >■:■* ■ :•■-■•'•• -'A* , : ■

I AST Monday a man travelling oh a " Christchurch tram objected to the display of a girl's legs. A man is liable to object to almost anything on a Monday. . . . ' • #. # .■*■.,■■ BILL-POSTER takes his pal's a brawl. He said he'd stick up for him. . : ■• . # '■■■#■-. # ' ■■'■■. r>ABLED that a "woman. has hopped the . Atlantic/ Shows the advantage of the short skirt, ... .;