Judge — October 11, 1924 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical illustration from *Judge* magazine showing a scene with multiple panels. On the right, three elegantly dressed women in what appears to be fashionable 1910s-1920s attire are depicted. The left side shows smaller vignettes of various social scenarios. The incomplete caption—"YOU DON'T KNOW THE"—suggests the satire targets something about women's social experiences or pretenses that the viewer might be unaware of. Given the era and style, this likely satirizes women's fashion, social climbing, or the gap between women's public personas and private lives. The contrast between the prominent, well-dressed figures and smaller background scenes suggests commentary on social hierarchies or hypocrisy among fashionable society women. Without the complete caption, the specific target remains unclear.