Judge, 1920-10-09 · page 23 of 32
Judge — October 9, 1920 — page 23: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page features a photograph of "Poile" White, identified as a film actress, posing with a small dog in a pomegranate orchard at Bayside, Long Island. The accompanying text describes an anecdote about pomegranates falling during the photo session—the fox terrier wanted to chase them, but even the "most daring star on the screen couldn't quite risk her puppy's life in so fruitless an endeavor." This appears to be a lighthearted celebrity feature rather than political satire. It's likely from Judge's entertainment coverage, presenting an amusing behind-the-scenes moment that humanizes the actress through her concern for her pet. The humor derives from the domestic situation rather than social commentary.
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