10-Story Book, February 1928 — page 8: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

ee Tee LTT Gentlemen Prefer ’Em in South America and we publish this ptc- ture of Mlle. Madeleine Turlotte who was born and growed up in a land where only brunettes thrive. Madeleine is a South American inter- preter, and whenever a revolution takes _ place, or a Mexican-Yaqui-In- dian uprising, she knows all the dialects of all the people involved. It ts said she is a prominent figure in South Ameri- can night life, but then you know yourselves that all differences—in- cluding international ones—are best troned out over a little table with a cold botile on st. This was taken when Madeleine was in Paris. Special for Tropical and South American Number of 10 Story Book, via Mme ° . Celesta, Villa Moderne, trouge, @eine, France. SSM eH eT eT eH Te TTT OTe TTT STS e TUT s MUTT og \/ *? 5 c = = ~ = = < A a = Powtll = a 2 = = a = = a ends = A is = = = Fa ae = = : — 3 (SO) (C JOO SS (C (0)