Judge, 1922-03-04 · page 19 of 38
Judge — March 4, 1922 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page showcases theatrical actresses from contemporary Broadway productions. The layout presents three actresses: Bernice Ackerman in "The Blue Kitten," Madam Petrova in "The White Peacock" at the Comedy Theatre, and Lenore Ulric as "piquant little Kiki." Rather than political satire, this appears to be entertainment coverage typical of Judge magazine's theatrical section. The photographs highlight popular stage actresses and their roles, likely appealing to readers interested in New York theater. The descriptive language—"purrs 100 percent," "piquant"—suggests lighthearted commentary on the actresses' performances and appeal. This represents Judge's function as a general-interest magazine covering arts and entertainment alongside political satire.
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Bernice Ackerman purrs 100 percent. in “The Blue Kitten” Madam Petrova, in her own play. White Peacock,” at the Comedy Theatre Lenore Ulric, as piquant little Kiki