Judge — July 5, 1919 — page 25: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page showcases theatrical scenes from Broadway productions, not political satire. It features photographs from plays including "Toot Sweet" and "Listen, Lester!" The images depict comedic situations: a cabin scene involving gold prospectors, and a hotel porter (Lester) suspiciously following a manicure lady while disguising his surveillance with a clog dance. There's also a portrait of Daisy De Witt, described as "an important part of the view on the Century Roof." This is entertainment journalism—a common Judge feature showcasing current stage productions and actors for readers interested in Broadway gossip and theater news. The "satire" is gentle, situational humor derived from plot scenarios rather than political commentary. The page documents early 20th-century theatrical culture and performers.