Judge, 1917-11-10 · page 26 of 28
Judge — November 10, 1917 — page 26: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and theatrical listings** from Judge magazine. The main content includes: **Key Elements:** 1. **"Can We Fly to Victory"** — An article advertised for Leslie's magazine by Frederic W. Zinn of the French Aviation Corps. This addresses America's potential role in WWI aviation, asking "What is to be America's task in the Air?" This reflects the U.S. debate over entering World War I (the magazine likely dates to 1916-1917, before American entry in 1917). 2. **New York theater listings** — Broadway shows dominating the upper portion, typical entertainment advertising of the era. 3. **Various ads** — Including a moth-proof cedar chest, a press clipping service, and patent/invention solicitations. The page's primary purpose is commercial rather than satirical. The "For Your Amusement" header and Santa Claus illustration are seasonal Christmas content, not political commentary.
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ELTINGE W. 42nd St. Eves A. H, WOODS PRESENTS Business Before Pleasure with BARNEY BARNARD & ALEXANDER CARR REPUBLIC West g2nd St, Eves. 8.15, Mats. Wed. & Sat. at 2.25 Messrs. Shu bert Present JOHN BARRYMORE CONSTANCE COLLIER LIONEL BARRYMORE in PETER IBBETSON Lowesthetel ratesin NewYork, Accommodations better than rates indicate. BROADWAY CONTRAL HOTEL" saat CAPACITY 1000 GUESTS Latest bird's-eye Xlew and map of New York City feat on applica- @ travarance— and within means Sample and Show Hooms Vergoalied jo New York City. 198 Cheer ay 6 WBE ‘Tee and Three Room Salics la Prepertion “Can We Fly to Victory” This remarkable contribution is the most outspoken and illuminating revelation of the condition in aviation at the front that has ever reached the public. It was written especially for Leslie’s by Frederic W. Zinn of the French Aviation Corps. “What is to be America's task in the Air?"’ **How strong is Germany in Aviation?"’ ‘How can America find and train the right type of Aviators?"’ Zinn, who has flown for France since the beginning of the war and has represented Leslie’s at the same time, answers these questions simply and clearly; he explains the various machines and their functions in language that the laymen can understand; he describes the qualities needed for the various types of service and he points out Europe's mistakes and America’s duties It begins in the November 10th issue Leslie's At All Newsstands In New York Theatres Anthony in Wonderland—Criterion. Heary Miller in new comedy Business Before Pleasure—Eltinge. Highly laughable ad- Ventures of Potash and Perlmutter ta filmdom, 7 Up—Hippodrome. Mammoth vaudeville and Oriental spectacte with music, Sepicting the vit- ‘and original ry play Jnr "aut Winter Garden ‘tinat, is not. for bal Exe's Dauthier“Playhoine Grace George in new drama of the erring Eyes of Youth=Maxine Elliott, Unusual bat uneven melo. uous vaudeville Frills—Casing. Mediocre farce with catchy music. "Knickerbocker. “George Artiss in. interesting play ihe fiom M. Cohan. St. Raymond Hitchcock's greatest suc- ‘own theatre Jock" Lanter Chobe ‘comedy that bids fair to equal ” in, Land of Joy, The—Park. New operetta imported trom Rollicking and w musical Spain. Leave it to Jane—Longacte. “The College Widow" trans. formed into a first-class musical show. ‘Lid—Morosco. Character comedy about a fashionable designer of gowns. Masguerader. The—booth, “Very effective dramatization of popular novel Mytime——Shubert. Exceptionally charming and well-acted play” with manic Misaltiance—Wroadhurst Theatre B. Shaw at his wivtiont ably" presented by ‘Mactyn Arbuckle and good Princess. Smart musical comedy at close range. ry. The—yoth St. Wm. Faversham in romantic comedy On With the Dance—Republic. New drama presented Laurette Taylor in her successful war play Peter Ihbetom——a4th St. Unusual play of dreams and given in excellent, taste. “a Past—Belasco. C ‘comedy with Ina Claire as star Rambler Rose Empire.’ Julia Sanderson and Joseph Caw hora in musical comedy made to fit them, ‘Aneel, The—Hudson. Billie Burke in sprightly mingly presented society few Amsterdam. Gorgeous color. ‘and clever dialogue and lyrics Whimsical comedy, with ‘Mon, A—Cohan & Harris ‘comedy on theory that clothes make the man. Tiger oie Lyceum, “Thniling melodrama of the Great orthwest ‘orches, The—Bijou. “Fens! Bataille Very Idea, The— Astor. Washington Square Piayers—Comedy ‘company in ew bill of four short plays. New drama from the French of Amosing travesty of eugenics This ‘Interesting Notes of Books NOTHER volume of Edgar A. Guest's verse is entitled “Just Folks. is published by the Reilly & Britton Company, Chicago. Mr. Guest has a multitude of readers who follow his daily work in the Detroit Free Press, and a host of friends the country over. His poetry touches the every-day aspect of life with rare intuition, unerring truth and happy suggestion. ‘The boys going abroad find many things unfamiliar, and in France a speech strange to many of them Funk & Wagnalls Company has published a Soldier's Service Dictionary, presenting English and French words and phrases with the French equivalents care. fully pronounced, edited by Frank H. Vizetelly, Litt. D., LL. D. It covers ten thousand terms used in the armies at the front. Price $1.00 Ethel Kelley’s first novel is called “Turn About Eleanor.” Bobbs-Merrill Company are the publish ers. Three youngish men and three younger women, all unmarried and convinced they are going to re main so, enter into a compact to adopt a child on the co-operative plan. That is, she—for it’s Eleanor—is to spend two months of the year with each of her adoptive parents—hence she’s Turn About. Of course love edges in, and the sequel is happy. ‘The George H. Doran Company publishes “The Foes of Our Own Household,” by Theodore Roosevelt This author, vigorous both in speech and writing, in this volume treats of the instant and ultimate needs of the country; asks, Must we be brayed in a mortar before our folly departs from us?”; calls for a square deal in the enforcement of law and social and industrial justice; calls the farmer the corner-stone of civilization; and touches strongly on the parasite woman; and enters elaborately into war questions Sataloghe and reduced prices—all posi pai tree ledmont_Red Cedee Chest Co., Dept. 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