Judge, 1915-12-25 · page 2 of 29
Judge — December 25, 1915 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising rather than satire or political commentary**. It promotes "Film Fun," a movie fan magazine offering collectible pennants featuring photographs of famous movie stars. The two illustrations shown are: 1. **Top left**: Two men in early 20th-century attire (bowler hats, formal wear)—likely **Charlie Chaplin** and another popular silent film comedian, representing the entertainment industry the magazine covers. 2. **Bottom left**: A pennant design labeled "Essanay Star" showing **Charles Chaplin**, demonstrating the product being sold. The ad emphasizes the pennants' appeal to movie fans: eight-and-a-half inches long, collectible decorations featuring 24 different stars. The pricing and subscription information indicates this was a modest, accessible product for general audiences interested in celebrity culture.
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paar or. Pennants for Movie Fans I enclose advertised. IST ce ceeeeces.Enter my subscription for | (3 months) (one year) and send me the felt pennants as Stete ———EE ILM FUN, the magazine of the happy side of the movies, has made a collection of little felt pennants bearing the photographic reproduc. tions of famous stars. Twenty-four of these pennants—a full set— will be given away with each year’s subscription to Film Fun for one dollar. Twenty-five cents brings Film Fun for three months with five of the pennants. Film Fun tells you about the laughs that never reach the screen. - Striking pictures of the big features soon to be produced and intimate gossip of the profession told by the actors and actresses “between reels” bring the making of a movie right down to your own door. If you want to become acquainted with the heroes and heroines you see on the film you can meet them, “at home” informally, in Film Fun. The pennants—they are eight and one-half inches long— will make a pleasing decoration for your room and Film Fun with its amusing anecdotes, its photographs and its humor will be a welcome addition to your reading table. Here are the Stars: Charles Chaplin G. N. Anderson Francis Ford Marguerite Clayton Send in the Coupon Today. Anita Stewart Kathlyn Williams Grace Cunard June Keith —_———_—_—_—_————————,_s Earl Williams Flora Finch Billie Ritchie | Bryant Washburn Judge 12.25 Lottie Pickford Blanche Sweet King Baggot Edna Mayo FILM FUN, 225 Fifth Ave., New York Francis X.Bushman Dustin Farnum —_—_ Jane Gail Clara Kimball Young Richard C. Travers © Warren Kerrigan Mary Fuller Ruth Stonehouse | FILM FUN | One dollar a Year. 25 cents for 3 months. Ten cents a copy: |] PT: a Pee © SE Te coMmiebooks.com