Judge, 1918-01-19 · page 22 of 28
Judge — January 19, 1918 — page 22: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **theatrical advertising and reviews** for New York theaters, with embedded recruitment propaganda. The right column features **James Montgomery Flagg's sailor recruitment posters**—iconic WWI-era images promoting naval enlistment. The accompanying text ("Everybody loves the sailor / Here are five pictures for everybody") uses patriotic sentiment to market the prints at $1.00 each or five for $1.25. These aren't satirical cartoons mocking anyone; rather, they're **earnest propaganda materials**. Flagg's sailor imagery was famous for appealing to American patriotism during World War I. The placement alongside theater listings suggests Judge was leveraging entertainment advertising space to promote military recruitment. The theater section reviews current Broadway productions with brief, gossipy descriptions—typical of Judge's entertainment coverage during the 1910s era when American entry into WWI was imminent or ongoing.
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York Theatres Billeted—Playbo Delightful war comedy, with Margaret Anglin. Blind Youth—soth St. Lou Tellegen, dear to the ladies, in a drama of regeneration. Business before Pleasure— Highly laughable adventure of Potash and Perlmutter in filmdom, Cheer Up—Hippodrome. Mammoth vaudeville and spectacle. Chu Chin Chow—Century. Our old friends Ali Baba and the Forty-Thieves in a gorgeous harem scarem. Cohan Recue: e the Inde- fatigable re es. Critic’s Comedy, The: Neighbors; The Girl in the Coffin; Yum Chapab—Comedy. ‘Washington Square Players in three effective playlets and an absurdly grotesque pantomime Doing our Bit—Winter Garden. Sumptuous vaude- ville that is not for b Eyes of Youth — Maxine Elliott, Melodramatic glimpses of the future seen by a young woman in the crystal of a Yost Flo-Flo—Cort. Lyrics and lin Silvio Hein French Repertory—Théitre du Vieux Colombier. Jacques, Copeau's brilliant company in classia Captain Kidd’s Treasure James Montgomery Flage Everybody loves the sailor e, set to music by Here are five W. 42nd St. Evenings at 8.30. ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2.30 A. H. WOODS PRESENTS : ‘5 B . B f Pl London comedy hit that has pictures for 4 usiness before fleasure maouth,” Fresh, otiginal cons- everybody for ; with BARNEY BERNARD & ALEXANDER CARR edy, full of whimsical surprises. ’ 1 By Montague Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman Going'Up—Liberty. New musical comedy about an they’re all as « i strange to say, a girl. Also, other girls, 4 ahs REPUBLIC “E57 #287. Niouts 8:20 ee Peete Tees face ner Telling It to the full of snap i Mats. Wed. & Sat, at 2:20.) jfonor Bright—Vanderbilt.. New home of the Drama Marines A. H. WOODS PRESENTS opening with new musical comely Tony Sarg and tang as a ; Jack O' Lantern—Globe. Fred Stone in a new musical t PARLOR, BEDROOM comedy. that bids fair to equal “Chin Chin” in sea-breeze. ‘ popularity Karen—Greenwich Village Theater, Drama from and BATH the Swedish of Hjalmar Bergst \ pilgrimage : t A fresh, flippant, farcical frolic to this out-of-the-way theater is amply rewarded. They are full- By C. W. Bell and Mark 5: . King, The—Geo. M.Cohan. La Jitrichstein, as the od = ee ae = y mor of Moldavia, affairs of st + " 7 i , - i rl manahity ssonarch f Moldav in affairs of state color prints : \—~~~Five Minutes from Anywhere~~~~~y | Lady of the Camellias, The—Empire. Ethel Barry ; a y mages in Duras clase. 9x12,onheavy I Land of Joy, The — Park. Melolious and gaily colored Spanish medley that comes to Broadway as mats ready for \ ote. oionnade areal novelty. Sinuous senoritas and gay toreadors he f ° in picturesque dances, > frame ] h h Leave it to Jane—Longacre, “The College Widow” => the frame and Chestnut at 15th Street _ktgeslormest ino'a hrst-lacs musical show. APresent fromHer they sell at c r A ombardi, Ltd.—Morosco. Lively character comedy Philadelphia, Pa. ; about 3 temperamental designer of gowns Sailor Friend $.25 apiece— ! tl One square from Broad Suet Station. Four ba i y Aley Bru pie aa James Montgomery Flagg -25 ap 0 squares from Reading Terminal, in the illiam Faversham, and Maclyn Ar i f e cme) hibition of highly finished acting that makes ordinary the five for f heart of the Theatre and Shopping Districts. Broadway technique seem crude in comparison, ° 7 Madame Sand—Knickerbocker. Mrs. Fiske in scin- B Rooms $1.50 Up. With Bath, $2.00 Up Three Restaurants —Two Dance Floors tillating portrayal of the lady who loved not wisely but too ofte Masquerader, The—Booth. Guy Bates Post in effec- ‘i % tive dramatization of popular novel. a Wie Resiesatione a Our Expaiise Maytime—Shubert. Exceptionally charming and « well-acted play with music. d Naughty Wife, The—Marris. Rollicking farce about oO ‘a husband who ly, even maddeningly, helps a his wife elope with another man. ol COLEMAN HOUSE Night in Spain, A—Cocoanut Grove. Cabaret edition tt "Asbury Park, New Jersey “T 2 : A magniticens Hotel” with an unotwtructed view of the The latest “intimate” w Boardwalk and Ocean . orworth officiat- Sed ere nee eens rien meine ing and many fair damsels dancing attendance ~ booklet and rates write toA. M. Sexton, Proprietor. Oh, Boy—€ C 1 comedy from last A Jill for Jack Jud e Art or . : ‘ —— 2 few musical. show of James Montgomery Flese g 2 ° Look and Wear Like Diamonds ‘intimate review.” Unhackneyed music, girls, rint . ap) Brilliancy guaranteed 25 years. Will pretty, ;¢ pictures and intermittent costumes. D Pp ept. WHITE e “Very Good, ind “Oh, Be * type. _ VALey GEMS the Top: ct Roof. | Still another . cut glass. Stand acid and fire tests Parlor, Beds and Bath—Republic. A droll tale tnd scratch’ fle. Any style 14-K solid gold ; inn. , pin or stud, (regular diamond mount- Pipes of Pan, The—Hudson. Janet Beecher and {0 seat for Free Ezammination, fo Messy in Advance. Norman Trevor in a comedy of rare charm Miia tostey fas epesiel pete nal Bs cera, Polly With a Past—Belasco. Agreeably presented 225 Fifth ‘ sas 828 Wulsin Building nd society comedy with Ina Claire as star. Tailor-Made Man, —Cohan & Harris. Clever com: Avenue ne edy about an aspiring tailor’s assistant who usurpe¢ | 9 § PRESS CLIPPING a dress suit and in it conquered Society. } BUREAU Tieer Rose—Lyceum. Thrilling melodrama of the YN York ac We will send you all newspaper clippings which Great Northwest, ingeniously Belascoed. ew or! 20 may appear about you, your friends, or an} Marry?—Astor. Nat Goodwin and other stars Z . fi subject on which you may want to, be ‘uy in the brightest play of the season. City ng ate ee etn Unies Btriee’ and Europe is Words and Musi Assorted nonsense, War Babies im “4 novelty, and femininity. Wit Ut mi Bearechad.: s.ereas.: 98:00 fof 100. notices: ‘or Vo—8th St. Showing the importance of a akon m HENRY ROMEIKE, 106-110 Seventh Ave., New York little word when a good-looking woman says it.