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"We must hare company—I just heard Mom call Pop 'darling'!"
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"We must hare company—I just heard Mom call Pop 'darling'!"
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PICTORIAL FEATURESOlivia De Havilland
November 1941 -
ARTICLE
Olivia’s Last Stand
November 1941 -
FICTIONWon’t You Come into the Palace?
November 1941 -
THEATREFirst Nights & Passing Judgments
November 1941 -
ARTICLERed, White and American
November 1941 -
Petty Girl“Oh, General, I Bet You Tell That to All the Spies!"
November 1941
Cartoons
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cartoon“Let’s paddle—who knows, there may be two gorgeous shipwrecked blondes over yon”
SEPTEMBER, 1940 -
cartoon“Since I got an automatic top, an automatic clutch, an automatic hill holder and an automatic gear shift, I’ve gotten so fat I can’t get behind the wheel”
MARCH 1941 -
cartoon"Wow! the Act Won't Be Broken Up After All, Dear —the Draft Board Rejected Me Because of My Eyes!"
JANUARY 1942
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cartoon"Some Fan Mail, Sir, From Neighbors Who Have Heard You Singing"
SEPTEMBER 1934 -
cartoon“Private Langdon’s Mother Is Here, Sir, to Find Ont Why He Hasn’t Been Promoted”
MAY 1942 -
cartoonFolks Who Have to Get Up at Six in the Morning Are Convinced That What Shermanreally Said Was: "War
JULY, 1942