Judge, 1935-06 · page 12 of 37
Judge — June 1935 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
# Judge Magazine Page Analysis This page contains three separate comic cartoons satirizing social behavior and etiquette violations. The top-left shows a man on a pole being pestered by others below, with the caption "He suffers from hay fever!"—a visual pun on the man's elevated, sneezing position. The top-right depicts a seaside scene where a woman asks a man, "Madam, are you trying to flirt with me?"—likely mocking awkward social interactions. The bottom cartoon, the most detailed, shows a formal dinner scene with the caption "Such manners—She didn't even take the spoon out of her cup!" This satirizes crude table manners and lack of refinement, a common Judge theme mocking lower-class or newly wealthy individuals who violated Victorian etiquette standards. The chaotic dinner scene emphasizes the rudeness being criticized.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
“Madam, are you trying to flirt with me?” wSitse | “Such manners—She didn’t even take the spoon out of her cup!” | 10 | ; comicbooks.com