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This page is primarily **advertising and theater reviews**, not political satire. The main content features: **Theater Section**: "Broadway and Thereabouts" lists current New York productions (1910s-era). Notable reviews reference popular shows and performers like Ethel Barrymore and Fred Stone. **Cartoons/Humor Sections**: - "A Chesterfield" depicts rural Southern manners—a boy claims politeness for asking twice before hitting his friend with a rock, satirizing backwoods etiquette misunderstandings. - "The Difference" jokes about pre- and post-Russian Revolution governance, suggesting the new Soviet system offers rapid political change compared to Czarist rule. **Advertisements** dominate: Broadway theater promotions, non-intoxicating ale, and a "Fairyfoot" bunion remedy claiming instant relief. The satire is light, social rather than political—typical of Judge's middle-class humor targeting contemporary urban life and entertainment.

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W. 42nd St. Evenings tines Wednesday ELTINGE *sisee%: A. H. WOODS PRESENTS Business Before Pleasure with BARNEY ,BERNARD & ALEXANDER CARR By Montague Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman REPUBLIC wine Wea sat. at 2 A. H. WOODS PRESENTS PARLOR, BEDROOM and BATH A fresh, flippant, farcical frolic By C. W. Bell and Mark Swan. A Chesterfield “T HOPE you were nice and polite, Bearcat, while you were over playing with little Jig idlin?” said Mrs. Gap Johnson, of Rumpus Ridge, Ark. “TI shore was, Maw!” earnestly asserted the tad. “Why, I asked him twice for his piece of cake before I hit him with a rock.” The Difference Willis—In old Russia you could ride 5,000 miles and still be under the govern- ment of the Czar. Gillis—And in new Russia you can get any different kind of government that you want within five minutes walk from the station. Instant Bunion Réliéf Prove It At ea EXC bunions ever made and 1 want ‘ou thy Falryfoot treatment ree. n't care y so-called cures, OF is oF pads you ever tried wit ieee care how disrusted you are with ther ll you have not tried my remedy a absolute conddence Init that | am eles Inost tnstantly of the pain: it removes ¢ of the bunion and thus the ugly deformity rs — all this while you are wearing woes than ever. Just send your name nd Fairyfeot will be sent you Promptly im plain sealed envelope. FOOT REMEDY CO. 2604 West 26th STREET, ‘CHICAGO! Broadway and Thereabouts An Intimate Revue of the New York Theaters Billeted—Fulton. husband is jolly awkward, you know makes the situation exquisitely funny. Blind Youth—3oth St. Lou Tellegen, our leading expo- nent of romantic gloom, broods most fascinatingly. Business Before Pleasur:—Elti Fourth drama of the Potash and Perlmutter cycle,—perhaps the most scintillating product of the Montague Glass factory. Cheer Up—Hip>dtrome. An intimate circus. Chu Chin Chro—Century. A sumptuous vi Orient that surpasses even the cigarette advertisements. Cohan Rerue—New Amsterdam. ge pays his rag- time respects to the season's Doing Our Bit—Winter Garden. ‘1b ured business man’s devotion. Experience—Manhattan. An old back to town for a short visit yes of Youtk—Maxine Elliott. Assorted futures to choose from, revealed to the heroine by a Yogi. Flo-Flo—Cort. Syncopated ling French Repertory—Vieux Colombier. The flame of Art trying to shine on the Grey Blight Way. General Post—Gaicty. Bright comedy, with Tom Wise ig to present a “military figure.” Plymouth, A free spirit, fresh from world ate in Society Tuneful tribulations of an un- Being war-hostess to one’s long-lost Margaret Anglin shrine of each acquaintance, come Laurette Taylor in a slight but amusing comedy of Manners. Heritage, T. Showing the inadvisability of being descended from murderers Honor Bright—Vanderbilt. Latest attempt to meet the shortage of musical shows, Jack O'Lantern—Globe. Fred Stone registers thirty seven kinds of grotesque joy. Jose phine—Knickerbocker. Arnold Daly and Virginia Harned as Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Bonaparte. Karen—Greenwich Village Theater. The Truth, in her well-known but seldom-approved garb, (Figuratioely speaking, we hasten to explain.) King, The—Geo. M. Cohan. His majesty Leo Ditrich- stein finds Miss Democracy very susceptible. Lady of the Camellias, The—Empire. Ethel Barrymore gives a beautiful and moving portrayal of the un- fortunate Marguerite. Lombardi, Lid.—Morosco. Behind the scenes in a fash- ionable dressmaking establishment lonna of the Future, The—Broadhurst. Quite an vanced” lady, who makes up her morals as she goes along. Marionettes—Norworth, (Spec 1 matinees only). Tony yet y —Cocoanut Grove. Fresh, melodious, cabare 017—Norworth. An agreeable grab- ‘orworth officiating and an after and is still running Oh, Lady, Lady—Prince es Over the Top—sath St. Roof. s Winter Garden. Much effort to capitalize the good looks of Justine Johnstor 1 Wenn supplies the fun, ‘Oh, Boy. invents a“ past u wh @ Past- is more con. and so quite proper. Sweet are the uses of morality Sand Bar Queen. The; Suppressed Desires; Habit; Pokey —Comedy. Washington Square troupe exhibiting a new litter of playlets Ss * Lear Melodramatic thriller, v en—Booth. Thoroughly delightful dramatization of Tarkington's epic of puppy-love. Suecess—Harris. Whether this new play will live up to its name remains to be seen r-Made Man, A—Cohan & Harris. Success comes to Bart the moment his aspiring bosom is housed # led shirt. Tiger Rose—Lyceum, This French Canadian las cretes her hunted lover in a trapdoor, a clock, a ruined hut and other hiding places which Mr. Belasco has thoughtfully provided for her in her distress, Why Marry?—Astor. may be a mockery in s« certain convenienc Yes or No—Longacre. Double-barreled play showing parallel dramas in two households. Showing that while matrimony ne cases, it has nevertheless JUDGE “IN ALL MY DAYS PLL SING ITS PRAISE” NVLOWA Evans NON-INTOXICATING xo covznxwest A substantial, sathtying, nourishing drink that Is enjoyed ty Up-to-Date Grocers, rs Druggists ond Dealers. ups. C,H. EVANS & SON! ON, MY, Down the Lane By Cuxtox ScoLtakn OWN the lane, as I went humming, humming, Who should I see coming But May Marjory! “What was that I heard you humming, humming, As you saw me coming? Prithee, tell!” said she. “Oh,” I smiled, “I was just humming, humming, As I saw you coming Where boughs met above,— And the crickets kept on thrumming, thrumming, As I saw you coming,— Something about love!” Ah, her blush it was becoming—coming, As I kept on humming While we walked along, And the crickets still were strumming, strumming, As I kept on humming That low strain of song. Drooped her eyes as I continued hum- ming; Ah, ’twas so becoming To May Marjory! Then she raised them, and my: heart went thrumming, Though I kept on humming; “You're a dear!” said she. 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