Judge — December 26, 1925 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This political cartoon depicts a rotund, bespectacled gentleman in formal attire raising a drink in a toast, surrounded by multiple empty cups and teacups on a table. The caption reads "The Same to You and Many of Them!" The cartoon appears to be satirizing a wealthy or privileged figure's excessive consumption or indulgence—possibly drinking, dining, or enjoying luxuries. The multiplication of empty vessels suggests either abundant wealth spent frivolously or repeated self-congratulatory toasting. The figure's smug expression and gesture imply mockery of the upper classes' self-serving celebrations. Without additional context about the publication date or specific political events referenced, the exact target remains unclear, but Judge magazine typically lampooned the wealthy, politicians, and social hypocrisy of the era.