Life — April 1935 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is a "Stop & Go" entertainment review section from *Life* magazine, covering theatre, movies, sports, books, radio, and records. The header features a traffic light logo, which is the section's recurring visual device. The content consists of brief critical reviews of theatrical productions (like "Accent on Youth" and "Anything Goes!") and films, written in the magazine's characteristic witty, abbreviated style. Rather than containing political cartoons or satire, this is straightforward entertainment criticism—a regular magazine feature reviewing contemporary Broadway shows and Hollywood movies from what appears to be the 1930s era. The reviews are largely descriptive, offering quick judgments to help readers decide what to see, with shorthand noting venue locations and cast members.