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Judge — September 15, 1906 — page 4: what you’re looking at
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This page contains theatrical gossip and humor pieces rather than political cartoons. The content discusses Broadway players and upcoming productions—Richard Mansfield, James K. Hackett, George M. Cohan, and others. The two cartoons at bottom are humorous anecdotes: "Great Animal-Trainer" jokes about teaching spiders to avoid a bald man's head, while "A Mount to Safety" depicts a mishap involving someone on a street-car with a child and bundles—the humor deriving from physical comedy and domestic confusion rather than political commentary. The page's central photograph shows "Judge's Favorites: Linda Arvidson in 'The One Woman.'" This reflects Judge's dual nature: a satirical magazine that mixed political commentary with entertainment industry gossip and slapstick humor.
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GOSSIP OF THE PLAYER FOLK. ICHARD MANSFIELD will appear next season in a dramatization of him- self by Bernard Shaw. James K. Hackett is having a sword forty feet long built for his next play, in which he runs through eighteen villains at once. John Drew will not appear in Froh- man’s revival of * Little Lord Fauntleroy next season, the title-réle having been as- signed to Miss Amelia Bingham instead. George M. Cohan will devote a large part of his summer vacation to dramatizing the plays of Shakespeare, so that they will measure up to the standard of Broadway. Francis Wilson's «* Hamlet" has been postponed until next season, when it is ex- pected that Marie Dressler will be free to enter the company to take the réle of Ophe! Kyrle Bellew is rehearsing nine hours a day in a new pose, leaning against a mantel-piece. It is believed that when per- fected it will reveal hitherto unsuspected beauties in his left calf. Those who have seen Eddie Foy's Ro- meo say that nothing like it has been seen on the English-speaking stage since Beer- bohm Tree's impersonation of Carrie Nation in London's great re- vival of Ten Nights in a Bar-room,” Richard Mansfield writes us to deny that in a fit of anger at Roch ester last week he discharged himself from his own company. A gas- tank in the rear of the theatre exploded, which gave rise to the rumor. It is rumored along the Rialto that Charles Klein’s success in dramatizing John D. Rockefeller in The Lion and the Mouse” has encouraged him to make a three-act comedy of Andrew Carnegie for Nat Wills. The war of the syndicates goes merrily on. Klaw & Erlanger have added seventy-two churches to their list of houses, but the Shu- berts have offset them with thirty-seven skating-rinks and fifty band- stands for outdoor performances. TROUBLE. ++ PORTLEIGH took his fiancée out in his new automobile yester- day, When they returned the girl was alone at the steering- wheel and Portleigh was walking behind.” “+ Lovers’ quarrel, I presume.” “Oh, no; Portleigh was pushing the machine.” GREAT ANIMAL-TRAINER. Leslie—+ That bald-headed Thompson is simply great at training animals.” Stewart—“ Oh, he is a wonder, He has actually taught a couple of spiders to keep the flies off his head." JUDGE'S FAVORITES. LINDA ARVIDSON IN ‘' THE ONE WOMAN.” Our greeting to you, charming lit- Tle lady from the golden west. Your beauty ts your sure permit To enter here. You'll do the rest. A PATENT ADV-MIXTURE. (At tid by the medicine-rean.) WHEN the pearline’s song comes ringing From the ypsilanti groves, ‘And the jello wind sighs, bringing The moose uf kodak droves ; When the cascarets plunge, gleaming, Adown Uwanta lone— ‘Then Ma-Na-Lin sits adreaming Of his sweetheart, Hydrazone. They met at Peruna, in County Cooline. She danced maltavita veribest ever seen. On the gay cuticura she lured him to play, While she, with a Sa-Yo, went riding away. The mournful cocacola shrieked That night on Ostermoor ; The sunset sky with postum reeked, Unceda shone less pure. He drew his denticura keen, But Lacupia cried, : “HO! Omega! Think on Nutrine!” Or else he might have died. They met at Peruna, in County Cooline, When the sozodont berries were cremo and green. One oraigine hour sweet love ran its course, Then castoria sounded—she left him by force! WARWICK JAMES RICE. THIS RAPID AGE. Fair bargaineer—“1 want a pair ot shoe-strings, some hair-pins, half a dozen handkerchiefs, and a belt-buckle, [have to catch a train in fifteen d Lam in a great hurry. Floor-walker—“ Take the elevator to the eleventh floor for the shoe-strings. The hair-pin department is on the second. You will find the handkerchiefs in the extreme rear of the seventh floor, and the belt-buckles are in the basement.” minute THE SCHOOLMA’AM’S APOLOGY. N extremely proper young New England woman was a kindergar- tener in a large city. Getting into a street-car one day, she bowed toa man whom she thought was the father of two of the children un- der her charge. As soon as she had done so she realized her mistake, and as he got off the car at the same time as herself, she stepped up to him and said, “Please pardon my speaking to you, but I thought you were the father of two of my children.” POSITIVE. THERE—hi!" yelled a very heavy gentleman as he elbowed his way through the crowd that thronged the busy corner. ‘Stop, stop!" he called as his attempt to whistle failed through lack of breath. He upset a newsboy, tramped on an old man’s foot, brushed a pile of bundles from a woman's arms, and finally reached the curb just as the street-car went speeding by. “There !"" he said disgustedly. dad-blasted thing wouldn't stop.”” «T knew all the time that the A MOUNT TO SAFETY. Orricer—"‘ Look out, there, me boy! Mad dog!" Messencer (with the hat-boxes)—" All right, sir! Much obliged, sir!” comicbooks.com