Judge — January 10, 1920 — page 25: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a film or theatrical scene from an "Abraham Lincoln" production, showing multiple dramatic moments. The page displays photographs of actors portraying Lincoln and other Civil War-era figures in various scenes—including Lincoln in bed, conversing with military officials, and interacting with soldiers. The dialogue snippets reference Lincoln's strategic decisions during the Civil War, particularly regarding General McClellan's military leadership and the pursuit of General Lee. One exchange mentions sending "barrels" (likely ammunition/supplies) to win "victories." The satirical tone appears directed at depicting Lincoln's wartime decision-making and his handling of military commanders. Without a clear date visible, the exact historical moment being lampooned is uncertain, though it likely reflects contemporary Civil War debates about military strategy and command decisions.