Judge, 1926-01-30 · page 4 of 36
Judge — January 30, 1926 — page 4: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains humor shorts and a cartoon about early 1900s social life. The main cartoon shows what appears to be a boxing or wrestling match at a "Round" venue, with the caption "C'mon, Schultzie, don't let 'im bluff ya with those!" The humor likely references immigrant boxing culture (the German-sounding name "Schultzie" suggests ethnic working-class entertainment). The surrounding text includes several short joke sections: "Krazy Krack Songs," "Limitations" (about modern conveniences), "Pastorized" (a pun on pasteurization), and "His Status" (jokes about social climbing). The bottom cartoon shows men at a table with the caption "Don't shoot, Ike, it's a lady singin'!" - apparently satirizing amateur female performers or modern entertainment pretensions of the era.
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PCBOSPE& if AZZ OaABes | ROUND | . _ “Sick cylinders.” Krazy Krack Songs Have you heard the “Trio” song? “Trio clock in the morning.” Limitations My electric washer’s splendid It does ev'rything it ought, Yet, somehow, I miss the gossip That my old - time laundress brought. sas “They were merely carrying out my orders,” said the distinguished nobleman when burglars escaped with his tray of decorations. Pastorized Summer Boarder—Is_ this milk pasteurized? Farmer Landlord—Sure is. We get it from the preacher's cow. “He fellow fan- atic roof,” Protective Coloration Ik Paris The latest wrinkle Is to color the wine To match Milady’s gown. Fine! And why not Doctor the soup To match The gentlemen’s Vests? His Status Friend—I heard you were mixed up in a divorce suit. Did you win it? Actor—No. I merely got dis- honorable mention. “Don’t shoot, Ike, it’s a lady singin’!” comicbooks.com