Judge — January 16, 1926 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon depicts a figure who appears to be searching for or reaching toward the end of a rainbow—a metaphorical representation of an elusive goal or prize. The composition shows a landscape with dramatic sky and what looks like someone pursuing an impossible objective. The title "The End of the Rainbow" is a common idiom suggesting the pursuit of something unattainable or illusory—traditionally associated with seeking fortune or unrealistic wealth. Without additional context from *Judge* magazine's publication date or surrounding articles, the specific political or social target remains unclear. The satirical point likely comments on some contemporary pursuit of an impossible goal or false promise, though the precise reference would require knowing when this appeared.