Judge — February 25, 1922 — page 30: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a **title page and advertisement** for "Film Fun," a magazine of cinema news and photographs priced at 20 cents. The cover features a stylized portrait of a woman with 1920s bob hairstyle and downcast eyes, with small silhouetted figures of what appear to be cherubs or dancing figures suspended from her ears. The accompanying text describes the magazine's contents: subtitle-writing contests, love-and-movies letters, baby picture contests, an interview with author Fannie Hurst ("Star Dust"), Tony Sarg's silhouettes, George Mitchell's stories, studio notes, and illustrated jokes featuring screen stars. This is primarily a **promotional page** rather than satirical content—it advertises the magazine's entertainment and fan-engagement features typical of 1920s cinema culture.