Judge, 1922-12-16 · page 2 of 36
Judge — December 16, 1922 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
# Analysis This page is primarily **advertising for Judge magazine itself**, not political satire. The top illustration shows children discovering Christmas gifts, while the text promotes a 1923 subscription campaign. The ad emphasizes Judge's appeal to "every member of the family" and lists notable contributors: cartoonists W.E. Hill and Ruth Hale, theater critic George Jean Nathan, and writers Arthur Folwell and Walt Mason. It also promises future work from artists like Orson Lowell and John Held Jr. The subscription costs five dollars for one year, four dollars for additional subscriptions ordered simultaneously. The address given is 627 West 43rd Street, New York City. The bottom illustration appears decorative, showing figures in a checkered pattern—likely part of the magazine's visual branding rather than commentary on current events.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
CARTR TONED | Make This a Complete Christmas! OMMENCING with your own, think of the homes into which you can put cheer and happiness, fifty-two times during the year 1923, through the gift of a subscription to JupGe. JupGe is a magazine that is enjoyed, hugely, by every member of the family—men, women and children, old and young. Jupce has an all-star staff of famous artists and writers—leaders in their | respective fields; the only weekly that is profusely illustrated in color. also thoughtful and instructive through able s We Were Saying” by Jupce is entertaining; he is editorials and strong cartoons, through the clever “* Arthur Folwell, illustrated by W. E. Hill, through the heart-stirring philosophy of Walt Mason, the brilliant reviews of the theater by George Jean Nathan, the Sports by Heywood Broun, the new Books by Walter Prichard Eaton, and the Screen by Ruth Hale—one’s mind is kept keen and virile. The coming year will see further development of the splendid work of Orson Lowell, Angus MacDonall, John Held, Jr., Simon Werner; Gilbert Wilkinson, Fish, C. B. Inwood, Guy Hoff, Robert Patterson, R. B. Fuller and other artists of extraordinary ability. Junce is the most thoughtful gift that you can present to your own family and to your friends. JupGe is the most valuable gift that you can purchase for Five Dollars. JupGe is the easiest purchase for the busy man or woman to make, no time is lost in shopping. Simply write a brief note conveying your instruc- tions and draw your check for Five Dollars for one subscription and Four Dollars for each additional subscription ordered at the same time. JUDGE 627 WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET NEW YORK CITY . Votume No. $3 No, 7148, Lee. 16, 1922. atered as Serond 1. Cntomer 21, IBKI. at the Pont-OMee at New York O17, N.Y, 3,197, $5.00 « pour, the ‘ned Weealy sod coprrarmed 122 by Lessa Sedge Cas Wins Overs pales Cake: Vice Press BD Webeosst, reas. WD drcen , E- aE: P Woes 00 Streets New Yorks comicbooks.com