Judge, 1911-10-14 · page 2 of 23
Judge — October 14, 1911 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising** for Judge magazine's products and related publications, rather than political satire. The two visible cartoon images are stills from James Montgomery Flagg films—"The Third Degree" and "The Hypnotist"—being sold as photogravure prints. The advertisements promote Judge Company's offerings: original drawings, quality prints, and a book called "Caricature: The Wit & Humor of a Nation." The only political content is a brief text section titled "President Taft Is Making History," which mentions Leslie's Weekly's coverage of President Taft's activities and claims about their exclusive reporting and photography. This appears promotional rather than satirical—emphasizing Leslie's Weekly's journalistic reach rather than mocking Taft himself. The page functions essentially as a catalog and house advertisement.
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ATTRACTIVE ORIGINALS The original drawings which have lately appeared in Judge are to be sold. The prices will be nominal, ranging {rom one dollar up, and will be hand-colored for Copyright Judge Co. “THE THIRD DEGREE ” When John Produces His Fiancee. By James Montgomery Flagg. Plate marked photogelatine print in sepia 12x16 Fifty Cents. QUALITY PRINTS Judge Prints are engraved in Sepia. The prices range from 25c. upwards; many of the sub- jects are hand-colored and all are suitable for framing. a small additional charge. There is of course only one of cach subject-—-consult your files and tell us the ones you want---we will tell you the size and price by return mail. JUDGE 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Copyright Judge Co The variety is large, making it possible to select appropri- ate ones for gifts or prizes. Ten cents in stamps will bring the latest print cata- logue to you. JUDGE 225 Fifth Avenue, New York THE HYNOTIST By James Montgomery Flage President Taft Is Making History The present swing around the circle of the Chief Executive is of the utmost importance to everyone interested in the government of the nation, whether or not he agrees with him. Leslie’s Weekly has a special man with the President to give its readers an accurate analysis of his speeches and a careful report on their reception. Leslie's is but living up to its established policy. Leslie’s Weekly sent Miss Harriet Quimby to fly that its readers might learn of aviation at first hand. Leslie’s Weekly sent Robert D. Heinl to Alaska with Sec- retary of the Interior Walter L. Fisher to study and re- port on conditions there. Leslie’s Weekly had Reginald Wright Kauffman tell the true story of the White Slave traffic and his series has proven one of the year’s sensations. Leslie’s Weekly has more and better pictures than any other publication because trained photographers every- where are making them exclusively for it. LESLIE’S WEEKLY 225 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. All the News in Pictures Photogravure in sepia, 15x 18. One Dollar, Hand-colored. Two Dollars CARICATURE THE WIT & HUMOR OF A NATIONIN PICTURE, SONG & STORY stealing.’ You will be telling these to your friends Mustrated by the foremost Artists Round in brilliant red cloth, gilt edger. Size, 8 x 10% inches. There are Poems and Short Stories by such humorists as Burges Johnson, Eugene Geary. W. J. Lampton, Carolyn Well, R. K: Munkittriek, Edwin L. Sabin, Henry Tyrrel, ete. Cartoons, Caricatures and Sketches by Grant E. Hamilton, Z F. L. Fithian, “Zim,” 8. “BB Baker, E. Flbri, niaws, H. Smith, Art Young. F. Nankivel, Sydney Adamson. A.S. Daggy. S. Werner, Peter Newell, ete. PRICE, $3.00 LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY 225 Fifth Avenue New York City comicbooks.com