Judge, 1920-10-02 · page 19 of 32
Judge — October 2, 1920 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is a theatrical photograph rather than a political cartoon. It features Florence Reed, a dramatic actress, posed for *Judge* magazine to promote her starring role in "The Mirage," an Edgar Selwyn play that opened the new Times Square Theatre in New York. The accompanying text praises Reed's artistic talent and her ability to illuminate theatrical productions, suggesting she was a notable stage performer of the era. The inset circular portrait offers a closer view of her face. The piece celebrates her as one of the few dramatic actresses with refined sensibility and strong understanding of theatrical personality—essentially promotional content celebrating a Broadway star, not satirical commentary.
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