Judge — November 5, 1921 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This page features a portrait photograph of **Heywood Broun**, identified by his handwritten signature below the image. The accompanying text announces that beginning November 5th, Broun—described as a "feature writer of the *New York World*"—will become a regular movie critic for *Judge* magazine. The announcement uses playful language ("Stop at your pet news stand, get your copy, then 'Judge for yourself'") to promote Broun's new column reviewing movie productions. This appears to be a straightforward professional announcement rather than political satire. *Judge* is leveraging Broun's reputation as a *New York World* writer to attract readers interested in film criticism during the silent or early sound film era.