cartoon
“Don’t Cry, Darling—all Things Must End, Y’know”
cartoon
“Don’t Cry, Darling—all Things Must End, Y’know”
Cartoons
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cartoon"We Had Planned on a June Wedding But Fate Willed It Otherwise"
APRIL 1939 -
cartoon“Hostilities Began the First Day We Were Married and I’ve Prepared a White Book Giving My Side!”
MARCH 1941 -
cartoon". . . and to Think That in `39 I Cut a Golf Ball Open to See What Was Inside of It"
SEPTEMBER 1945
E. SIMMS CAMPBELL
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cartoon"Say! If You Think That's Good You Ought to See Broadway on Saturday Night"
JULY, 1940 -
cartoon"Listen, George, here's our chance to do our bit—it says here there is a definite shortage of thousand dollar bills"
FEBRUARY, 1944 -
cartoon"I don’t mind your kissing my daughter, but would you mind not pressing her against the bell?”
FEBRUARY, 1951