Judge, 1923-09-29 · page 14 of 36
Judge — September 29, 1923 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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IS THERE A PSYCHO-ANALYST IN THE AUDIENCE?—by Ralph Barton The Artists themselves foster the quaint tradition that they are insatiable Lotharios in the century’s most ribald revue—“Artists and Models”; written, designed \ and staged by the New York artists at the Shubert. | Miss Etta Pillard me .( and Mr. Harry Kelly. nena Ler meeps A more or less faithful depictment of one of the studio scenes, with Mr. Frank Fay as an artist, in the customary dirigible-envelope tam-o’-shanter, voluminous cravat and smock, singing mammz songs and painting (if one is to judge from the models) decorations for the reopening of the saloons on the repeal of the Prohibition Act. A section of the nightly standing-room, showing the American Public registering its disapproval of the unwholesome type of humor. comicbooks.com