Judge, 1924-01-19 · page 35 of 36
Judge — January 19, 1924 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This appears to be a title/contents page for **Film Fun**, a humorous magazine about cinema. The photograph shows actors **Raymond Griffith and Eleanor Boardman** posing for an illustrated joke about dating etiquette: a man (Reggie) warns that late nights are unhealthy, while a woman (Beth) flirtatiously counters that they're "fine for two"—a mild innuendo playing on romantic companionship. The page advertises the magazine's features: illustrated jokes by movie stars, film news in photographs, and contests including one about "Anna Christie" (likely referencing a contemporary film). The overall tone is lighthearted romantic comedy typical of 1920s entertainment magazines, targeting readers interested in cinema gossip and celebrity humor. The joke reflects period attitudes about courtship and gender dynamics.
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Posed by Raymond Griffith and Eleanor Boardman Reggie—-Late hours are not good for one. Beth—But fine for two. FILM FUN THE HUMOROUS PICTURE PAPER OF THE SCREEN Illustrated jokes posed by the best known stars. All the news of the films told mostly by photographs. Write a poem for the “Poetry of Motion Picture’s” page! A Prize Contest for the best story of “Grit.” “Anna Christie” in fiction. “Do All Men Make Love Differently 2”? °»