Judge, 1922-06-03 · page 17 of 36
Judge — June 3, 1922 — page 17: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is an entertainment coverage page featuring film and theater reviews from the early 1920s. It showcases contemporary movies and stage productions: **Films mentioned:** - Buster Keaton's "My Wife's Relations" and "The Boat" (silent comedies) - "Tommy" (likely referring to a popular actor) in "Our Leading Citizen" with actress Lois Wilson **Theater:** - Arthur Hopkins' production of Eugene O'Neill's "The Hairy Ape" at the Provincetown Players, featuring actors Carlotta Monterey and Louis Wolheim in a scene from the stokehold **"The Blue Kitten"** play, featuring Jacquely H. Hunter The page is straightforward entertainment journalism—essentially a celebrity gossip/preview section. The circular Buster Keaton photo and other images serve as visual promotion for these shows, typical of how Judge magazine mixed satire with popular culture coverage.
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The inimitable Buster, whose latest picture, “My Wife's Relations.” is even funnier MB\ than “The Boat.” Our own “Tommy,” the perennial idol of the screen, with Lois Wilson, in his latest picture: “Our Leading Citizen.” Shots from the Shows as Pe “Sic ‘em, Prince; she’s kittenish!” Arthur Hopkins presents the Jacquely H. Hunter Provincetown Players _ pro- in duction of Eugene O'Neill's “The Blue Kitten.” “The Hairy Ape.” Scene 2—The Stokehold. Mildred Douglas (Carlotta Monteroy) confronts “Yank” Smith, the stoker (Louis Wolheim) Photograph by Ave 43 comicbooks.com