Judge, 1917-04-07 · page 2 of 28
Judge — April 7, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily a **contents/masthead page** rather than a cartoon page. It lists Judge's editorial features and illustrations for this issue, published during America's entry into World War I (April 1917). The page advertises the magazine's mix of humor, social commentary, and art reproductions. Notable content includes pieces on contemporary subjects like "The New Summer Boarder" and "New York City Nursery Rhymes." The left side promotes expensive art reproduction volumes (featuring painters like Da Vinci and Rembrandt), marketed to affluent readers as home decoration. This reflects Judge's target audience: educated, upper-class Americans interested in satirical commentary and fine art. The page itself contains no visible political cartoons—it functions as an index to the issue's contents.
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AMOUS PAINTINGS os Reproduced in Beautiful Colors issuc Com famous fine art publishers o} 5 containing one hundred beautiful repro- ductions of some of the world’s master- of art. Introduction and des- notes by G. K. Cl An elaborate work for homes of tone and refinement. Beautiful Reproductions in Original Colors--Mounted Two i, Superb Volumes Painters Each Volume is 15 by 11 Inches in Size Included | The Art Gems of the World’s Galleries Archer Brett Brown The publishers have chosen only such Clark recognized pictures as have not formerly Corot been available in popular format. It oe [places a gallery of the world’s most beautiful and impressive paintings right in your own home for casual perusal or ready reference. They are beautifully | printed in the colors of the original on can- vas surface paper specially selected because of its power to convey the chiaroscuro of the original, and mounted on heavy, white art board. Bouvert Duverger Leighton Mauve Henner Holbein Lay the Foundation Today for a Fuller Enjoyment of Life iz Reynold san acquaintance with Art has a soul re- | Romney ceptive to all the refining influences of life, respon- | Rubens sive always to beauty of thought and form, color | s and sound. ed with the uncultivated man his own | that life affords. Princes and Capta collectors. of Ar Frick, Vanderbilt, only a few fit the o portunities and the pleasures est Merchant | Velasquez e lovers and | Walker Aluman, | Watts to mention | Whisth MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED ‘The separate text pages of historical ICK SUBSCRIPTION CO., i F and explanatory notes accompanying cach picture and the brief biographical sketch of each painter make the work | particularly unique, valuable, and de- sirable. See our special “On-Approval” offer outlined in coupon herewith. $15.00 per sct, payable in easy instal- ments. sid ane BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO. panne: : 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. Vol. LXXII April 7, 1917 No. 1851 c oO N T E N T Ss Cover Design—Kiss and “Make Up” JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG Spring Mud at Yapp’s Crossing (full-page drawing) = - - - JOHN B. GRUELLE Editorials—A Spur to Alertness—Sixes and Sevens | Parodies of the Fair Green: Seven? F, GREGORY HARTSWICK He Was Always There - - Drawn by WILL VAWTER | Markowitz and Henry - - - - LOU RAB Poor Jones! ( full-page drawing) - - ORSON LOWELL Riddle - D. C. McFADYEN and OTIS C. LITTLE | ‘The New Summer Boarder. =~ Drawn by CALVERT SMITH The Notion Counter - - DOUGLAS MALLOCH The Adventurer - : Drawn by R. B. FULLER Naming the Baby - - PAULINE EGGLESTON MANDIGO The Visitor's Reception - - - - TOM P. MORGAN At the Movies - - Drawn by NORMAN ANTHONY | Sweets of Repetition - - HORACE SEYMOUR KELLER New York City Nursery Rhymes: The Circle - LOUIS HOW Another Spring Drive - - Drawn by CALVERT SMITH Weariness - - - - : WALT MASON A Matter of Music - - - MAX MERRYMAN A Roundabout Approach : - - J. A. WALDRON Tested by Time - - - - - HOMER CROY The Scorekeeper —- - Drawn by C. W. ANDERSON Saturday, When Suckers Is a- Biting, (full-page drawing) - - ee OM Between Curtains - - - - CYRIL ANDREW The Modern Woman - - ANNA CADOGAN ETZ The Seven Ages of Man - - - JOHN A. CORWIN The Ocean - : - - STUART W. KNIGHT Contentment - - - - CLINTON SCOLLARD Same Little Easter Witch - HORACE SEYMOUR KELLER Judge’s Foreign Humor, With the College Wits, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists. Additional Drawings and Decorations by Garth Jones, Zim, Laura Foster, C. Bertram Hartman, Westmacott, Flohri, Barksdale Rogers, C. W. Kahles, Lawrence Fellows, Tousey, and others. comicbooks.com | | | |