Judge — November 19, 1910 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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# "Sally in Our Alley" This Judge magazine page from November 19, 1910 features an illustration titled "Sally in Our Alley," credited to James Montgomery Flagg. The image shows a woman in working-class attire holding a bowling ball, drawn in a style that appears to reference popular entertainment of the era. The title likely references the 1894 comic opera "Sally in Our Alley," suggesting this may be theatrical commentary or satire. The bowling motif was a relatively modern leisure activity gaining popularity among urban working and middle-class populations in the early 1900s. Without additional context from the missing page content (supply, sales, returns, remarks sections are blank), the specific satirical point remains unclear. The image may comment on women's changing social roles or modern recreational trends.