Judge, 1919-06-14 · page 30 of 36
Judge — June 14, 1919 — page 30: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **theater review column** by L.M., surveying New York Broadway productions. The left side contains theater advertisements; the right side offers brief, witty commentary on current shows. The reviews employ satirical shorthand typical of Judge magazine—punchy, sometimes crude jokes about productions. For example, "Better 'Ole" is praised for worthies making "the best of a bad war," while "Dark Rosalees" supposedly "settles the Irish lingerie"—likely mocking stereotypical Irish portrayals. References to "burnt cork" indicate blackface performances were still common in 1919. The accompanying cartoon (lower right) by Paul Bolley titled "A Little Visit—Over the Weak-End" shows a caricatured man's face—likely a theatrical figure or type—though the specific identity isn't labeled. The page reflects 1919 entertainment culture: vaudeville, operetta, farce, and racial stereotyping considered acceptable for satirical comment. The tone is gossipy and insider-focused for Judge's sophisticated urban audience.
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