Judge, 1920-02-28 · page 26 of 36
Judge — February 28, 1920 — page 26: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **phonograph record review** rather than political satire. It catalogs "Best of the New Phonograph Records" from what appears to be the early 1920s, featuring popular dance music selections like fox trots and waltzes. The central photograph shows a couple in formal attire with the caption about Gus Van Hears "Something That Makes Him Think His Partner is Playing His False"—likely a humorous reference to a specific musical piece or performance. The reviews discuss various recordings and orchestras, evaluating their quality and appeal. The text emphasizes novelty and entertainment value typical of the era's phonograph industry. **This is not political satire.** Rather, it's entertainment journalism/advertising content reflecting 1920s popular culture and the phonograph industry's growth. The decorative header illustration (by Herman Patten) depicts formal society figures, establishing the upscale market being targeted.
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