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Life — March 10, 1921 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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This page shows a theatrical illustration by Henry Raleigh depicting a chaotic backstage scene from a Broadway show called "Sally," featuring stars Marilynn Miller and Leon Errol. The caption notes it's "a show containing practically everything you want, including several good laughs taken from Mr. Darnley's Confidential Guide." The drawing satirizes the theatrical world's behind-the-scenes chaos—crowds of performers, stagehands, and props in disarray. The sketch style emphasizes the frenetic energy and pandemonium of stage production. Rather than political satire, this is entertainment-focused social commentary on the controlled chaos required to mount Broadway productions during this era.

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March 10 Oe ene Drawn by Hexey Rateicw Behind the Scenes at ‘‘Sally’’ “Sally.” Marilynn Miller and Leon Errol in a show containing practically everything you want, including several good laughs.—From Mr, Benchley's Confidential Guide. comicbooks.com