Judge — October 30, 1920 — page 23: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page features a glamour photograph of **Rubye de Remer**, described as a "Stunning girl" and "Native of Denver" who was "Very popular in the pictures." The text indicates she was a Ziegfeld beauty and silent film actress, appearing in movies including "The Midnight Frolic," "The Auction Block," "Enlighten Thy Daughter," and "Pals First." The caption credits her popularity partly to her personal appearances at theater premieres, where she drew audiences to see new films. This appears to be a **studio publicity feature** rather than satire or political commentary. It's a typical entertainment page from Judge magazine, showcasing a minor Hollywood starlet of the silent film era to readers interested in cinema personalities.