Judge — June 7, 1924 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page showcases fashionable women from 1920s Broadway shows, likely from Judge magazine's entertainment section. Each figure is labeled with the actress's name, the theatrical production she appeared in, and a reference number (possibly ticket prices or page numbers). The illustrated women display the era's flapper aesthetic: short skirts, stylized poses, and modern clothing. Named performers include Antoinette de Vere, Sonia La Rue, Blossom Browne, and Vera Van Reilly, appearing in productions at venues like the Fulton Theatre, Winter Garden, and Selwyn Theatre. The caption "allot at the Democratic National Convention New York City" appears disconnected from the fashion illustrations above, suggesting either OCR error or page layout confusion. This appears primarily as entertainment/fashion commentary rather than political satire—typical Judge content mixing society, theater, and leisure culture for its upscale readership.