Judge — January 26, 1924 — page 15: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page satirizes theatrical productions of the moment, labeled "Dramatic Month" by Barton. The top panel mocks "Saint Joan" at the Garrick Theatre, featuring caricatured figures representing various theatrical personalities and productions. Named individuals include Bernard Shaw (the play's author) and various actors and clergy characters from the production. The bottom panel shows two comedic figures, apparently critics or theater-goers, discussing current shows. References to "A Gentleman of 1920" and other productions suggest this reviews the Broadway/theater scene of that era. The satire targets both the pretentiousness of contemporary theater and its key figures through exaggerated caricature—a typical Judge magazine approach to cultural commentary.