Judge, 1922-01-28 · page 19 of 36
Judge — January 28, 1922 — page 19: what you’re looking at
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This page features theatrical entertainment news and photographs from the early 1920s. The text discusses two actresses: Eva LeGallienne, who completed a two-year New York run and is now touring in the play "Liliom," and Marilynn Miller, a former dancer turned actress starring opposite Leon Errol in "Sally." The layout includes portrait photographs of these performers in costume or promotional poses, along with decorative illustrations (a hanging lamp and a bird). This appears to be straightforward entertainment coverage rather than political satire—typical "society and stage" content from Judge magazine documenting Broadway's popular stars of that era. The tone is celebratory and gossipy rather than satirical.
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After enjoying a two-year run_in New York, Eva LeGallienne, who has temperament, curls and a piquant _ personali i now touring in “Liliom.” Marilynn Miller, formerly a sensation as a dancer, is settled in popularity, starring with Leon Errol in “Sally.”