The Critic

NZ Truth, Issue 1175, 7 June 1928, Page 1

The Critic

SOME dancers are the dizzy limit. * # « A SOCK on the foot is worth two on rt the jaw. * # • THE curse of a good memory is reA membering the things you hope to forget. * . «f . # rYVERSEAS newspaper heading: "Undies of the Ages." Gone from hidden truths to very flimsy facts. ,*- * * "QHAKUNE TIMES": "The 'Times' invites accredieted reports of . . . ".. Something the readers can digest. * # #

pABLE: "TelUng her story m a whisper, she crept. aboard the vessel one : black night. . . ." While, of course, the reporter, creeping alongside, feverishly jotted down notes m the darkness! '# * * 'TROUBLE is reported to have occurred at Norfolk, Island when a man made an effort to raffle a picture during the Anzac Day ceremony. Making; it a tr-Anzac-tion Day. #.# ' * ' AN Auckland furrier's shop occupied ** by a Madame Minus was recently raided by burglars. Madame minus her furs. • ■ J7ROM the way they dress it is clear 1 that modern women are prepared' to give men a show. , , ; a