1957 - The Complete Cartoons of The New Yorker...after beat-up boxer boxers boxing dressing fight...
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bills budget budgeting debt debts finance financial going husband over speaks spend spending wife 126863
1957
“Sure I told you not to worry your pretty little head about money, but that was ten years ago.”
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Charles Saxon (1/5/1957)
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“Brr! I’d hate to be out on a night like this.”
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Frank Modell (1/5/1957)
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“May I remind you, Haskell, that as Social Director your job is to see that the guests are happy?”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (1/5/1957)
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“And then the next question will come from Lawrence Spivak. He will ask you if it isn’t true that in 1947 you said that you were
opposed to federal grants for education.”
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Mischa Richter (1/5/1957)
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Charles E. Martin (1/5/1957)
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“Will you please listen to me for a minute?”
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George Price (1/5/1957)
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Dana Fradon (1/5/1957)
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1957
“Edith, you’re joking!”
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Chon Day (1/5/1957)
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“But Mr. Deming, shouldn’t we look for help before we huddle together for warmth?”
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Peter Arno (1/5/1957)
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another big board boss building business chairmen collar corporate employee employer employment environment environmental executive executives jenkins laboratory man members men modern moral occupation office profession professional relativism research unsafe white work 126873
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“We started out in a modest sort of way, making impartial tests for industry. Then, as time went on, we found that
by making our tests a little less impartial . . .”
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Alain (1/5/1957)
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1957
“A star means what?”
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Perry Barlow (1/5/1957)
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“Why in hell don’t you watch where you’re going!”
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Robert Kraus (1/5/1957)
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“When she reaches eleven hundred miles an hour,she seems a little sluggish.”
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Joseph Mirachi (1/5/1957)
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“Gee, Mom, he said it again—‘Last but not least!’ ”
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David Langdon (1/5/1957)
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advertise advertising appearances attire boss boutique business clothes clothing collar consumer consumerism corporate customer employee employer employment executives fashion looks money occupation office profession professional sale sales salesman selling shop shopping spend spending store storefront style white work 126880
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“Let me see, now. Are you on your way up or have you arrived?”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (1/12/1957)
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“The trash they’re writing these days isn’t what it used to be.”
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Perry Barlow (1/12/1957)
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Ed Fisher (1/12/1957)
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Richard Decker (1/12/1957)
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“Heights make him dizzy—now he tells us!”
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Charles Addams (1/12/1957)
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“Ah, another precinct heard from!”
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George Price (1/12/1957)
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“Bascomb, why don’t you come back when you have more courage?”
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Chon Day (1/12/1957)
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Anatol Kovarsky (1/12/1957)
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“Congratulations, sir. I couldn’t help noticing that you didn’t walk when the sign said ‘Don’t Walk.’ ”
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Sidney Hoff (1/12/1957)
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Robert J. Day (1/12/1957)
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arab arabian class friend girls harem highness hooker hookers king majesty mediaeval medieval monarch monarchy money older opulence polygamy prostitute prostitutes reference regal rich royal royalty ruler sex sire speaking sultan upper wealth wealthy women 126891
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“One day they all up and left me. The whole kit and caboodle.”
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Robert Kraus (1/12/1957)
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“Well, at least I didn’t do all that worrying for nothing.”
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Eldon Dedini (1/12/1957)
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age alcohol alcoholic alcoholism annoyed anonymous bar barroom bars bartender beer booze civil democratic drink drinking drunk elderly government house inebriated intoxicated liquor man political politics pub public sober strangers taking tavern 126893
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“That’s the wonderful thing about a democracy. You and I can stand here and shoot the breeze, and you don’t know who the
hell I am, and I don’t know who the hell you are.”
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Frank Modell (1/12/1957)
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“But, dear, I can’t help sounding sanctimonious.”
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Alan Dunn (1/12/1957)
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“We’re keeping his room exactly as it was when he got pinched.”
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Barney Tobey (1/12/1957)
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Bernie Wiseman (1/12/1957)
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“Forgive me.”
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Dana Fradon (1/19/1957)
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afterlife all angel angels carrying cash death dollars fly flying gates greed greedy halo heaven man money pearly wings 126899
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“I wish I could see the look on their faces when they find out.”
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William O’Brian (1/19/1957)
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block cold communism communist communists distribution eastern government have haves hungarian lenin leninism marxism marxist moscow nots officials political politicians politics red refers russian scare socialism soviet soviets union war wealth 126900
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“Not one word about Freedom Fighters in all of ‘Das Kapital.’ ”
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David Pascal (1/19/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Mischa Richter (1/19/1957)
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adolescence adolescent adolescents age bike boy child childhood children coming date families family father friend girl home jacket kids leather motorbike motorcycle parenting parents prep rearing rebel relationship relationships school slacks teen teenage teenager teenagers teens wearing young youth 126902
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“I can’t help feeling that things would have been different if we had been able to get Edward into Groton.”
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Richard Decker (1/19/1957)
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“Well, get another appropriation from Congress! I want to come home.”
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Eldon Dedini (1/19/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Bernie Wiseman (1/19/1957)
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“God knows what we’d do if anything should ever happen to him!”
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Rea Gardner (1/19/1957)
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advertise advertising big board boss business chairmen collar consumer consumerism corporate employee employer employment executive executives members money occupation office profession professional promote promotion sale sales selling shop shopping spend spending store storefront white work younger 126906
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“You want to know why we put Hanson in charge of production insteadof you? I’ll tell you why. It’s because his idea of the big picture is a hell
of a lot bigger than your idea of the big picture.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (1/19/1957)
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african built climbs doctor doctorate doctors examination feels fitness forest health hut islander jungle ladder long medical native nausea nauseous patients physician sends sick stilts third wife world 126907
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Claude Smith (1/19/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (1/19/1957)
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american around behavior buccaneers code conquer courtesy early etiquette fire firearms forest graces guide guns handguns land manners night pilgrims pioneer pioneers pistol racism revolver rifles rude rudeness setting settle settlers settling social their weaponry weapons 126910
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“I say the only good Indian is a dead Indian. Present company excepted, of course.”
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Robert Kraus (1/19/1957)
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affluent bear board bonds boss bull business chairmen class collar corporate dollar economics economy evasion executives finance income industrial industry investments looking man market members money newspaper opulence profession professional rate reading refers rich stock street tax taxes upper wall wealth wealthy white 126911
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“I’m ruined! They’ve plugged my loophole!”
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Mischa Richter (1/19/1957)
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“To a mind like yours, I suppose my very presence here is significant.”
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Stan Hunt (1/19/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (1/19/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Alan Dunn (1/26/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (1/26/1957)
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“And I promise you, sir, to support her in the manner to which she is accustomed, including all major appliances.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (1/26/1957)
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“It isn’t that I’m not happy at United Atlas, Tony, but it wouldn’t hurt for you to pass the word along that I’d be
receptive to a good offer.”
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Claude Smith (1/26/1957)
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armed authority can cope cops crime criminals fire fired gangsters gun gunmen guns illegal jail law officer out police prison robbers room see set shooting shot televised their 126919
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“Look, fellows! We’re on TV!”
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Joseph Mirachi (1/26/1957)
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“I think I’m entitled to know what I’ve done, or failed to do, to cause you to reduce my price.”
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Barney Tobey (1/26/1957)
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Dana Fradon (1/26/1957)
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“Let’s face it. I’m through, washed up, finished. I just don’t have it any more.”
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Chon Day (1/26/1957)
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Leslie Starke (1/26/1957)
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advertise advertising auto automobiles autos car cars consumer consumerism dollar drive driving economy finance indian investments money reservation sale sales salesman selling shop shopping spend spending squaw store 126924
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“How many moons to pay balance?”
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Robert J. Day (1/26/1957)
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“Humph! You’d think it was the first appendectomy they ever saw.”
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Peter Arno (1/26/1957)
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“You call this pheasant suprême!”
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Perry Barlow (1/26/1957)
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“And another thing. I really think we should have an extra girl on the switchboard, because when Mary Lee has typing to do for Mr. Hall,
Doris just can’t handle all the calls . . .”
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Frank Modell (1/26/1957)
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Niculae Asciu (1/26/1957)
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“Hello. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane?”
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Robert J. Day (2/2/1957)
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“If you shouldn’t make it, old girl, I’ll tell them back home that you gave it your best.”
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George Price (2/2/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (2/2/1957)
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“Parlez-vous français?”
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Mischa Richter (2/2/1957)
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“Let’s have two copies made. We should frame it for our homes.”
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Eldon Dedini (2/2/1957)
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“They all seem to think he’s funny.”
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James Mulligan (2/2/1957)
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Ton Smits (2/2/1957)
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“Can’t that kid ever stay home? When I was his age, you didn’t catch me gallivanting around night after night
to every damned fertility rite on the island.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (2/2/1957)
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“I’m afraid you’ll find I don’t have much small talk.”
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Frank Modell (2/2/1957)
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“Well, what sort of a lousy day did you have today?”
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Chon Day (2/2/1957)
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1957
“You call that act ready?”
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Richard Decker (2/2/1957)
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James Stevenson (2/2/1957)
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“If you want my opinion, I think marriage without a joint bank account is animal.”
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Rea Gardner (2/2/1957)
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1957
“Did you have to bring it in on a Monday?”
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Claude Smith (2/9/1957)
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“I’ll be back, dear, just as soon as I get my divorce.”
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Dana Fradon (2/9/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles Addams (2/9/1957)
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“You have lost your picture temporarily. Soup is on.”
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Sidney Hoff (2/9/1957)
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“Mrs. Minton, there’s no such thing as a bad boy. Hostile, perhaps.Aggressive, recalcitrant, destructive, even sadistic. But not bad.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (2/9/1957)
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“Now, Mrs. Taylor, let’s understand each other. You haven’t been to medical school, you haven’t studied five years in Vienna, you haven’t practiced psychiatry for the past twenty years, and I,
on the other hand, have not read those articles in ‘Life.’ ”
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Frank Modell (2/9/1957)
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“I can tell you one detail we overlooked.It happens today is Lincoln’s Birthday.”
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Joseph Mirachi (2/9/1957)
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“Power to spare! They can say that again!”
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William O’Brian (2/9/1957)
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“Did you ever have a beautiful thought and you just couldn’t find the words to express it?”
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Eldon Dedini (2/9/1957)
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Barney Tobey (2/9/1957)
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“I shall do all in my power to see that you become a state.”
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Peter Arno (2/9/1957)
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1957
“Well, I’m without guilt, and I’ll cast the first stone!”
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Robert Kraus (2/9/1957)
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Anatol Kovarsky (2/9/1957)
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1957
“Just for the hell of it, let’s jump him a couple of grades.”
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Charles E. Martin (2/9/1957)
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1957
“My wife is a great believer in the power of positive thinking. And her mother is just as bad.”
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Chon Day (2/9/1957)
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1957
“For suspense, how about this? All the time she’s waiting at the altar, he’s top plane in an airstack over Idlewild.”
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Alan Dunn (2/16/1957)
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1957
“Now you got it? If no one rips the shirt off his back, you rip the shirt off his back.”
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Leonard Dove (2/16/1957)
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1957
“Where’s New York and who the hell is Wagner, anyway?”
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Charles E. Martin (2/16/1957)
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Otto Soglow (2/16/1957)
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1957
“One thing more. Will you mind being called Nanny?”
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Perry Barlow (2/16/1957)
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1957
“Surely, Fred, there must be more to life than this.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (2/16/1957)
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Stan Hunt (2/16/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (2/16/1957)
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1957
“The announcer said, ‘Hurry down to your neighborhood drugstore,’ and that’s the last I ever saw of him.”
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Mischa Richter (2/16/1957)
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1957
“The trouble is if we accept it, we’ll have to give them a gift. Then they’llfeel obliged to give us something in return. It’ll be one of those things.”
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Robert Kraus (2/16/1957)
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1957
“Mildred, leave those alone! You have no jurisdiction in this room.”
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George Price (2/16/1957)
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1957
“You don’t like tail fins and maybe I don’t like tail fins,but can you imagine what would happen to the
American economy if nobody liked tail fins?”
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Barney Tobey (2/16/1957)
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Dana Fradon (2/16/1957)
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1957
“I’m thinking of the one-thousand-and-first lady customer. We can kiss her business goodbye.”
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Robert J. Day (2/16/1957)
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1957
“We’ll see who kicks who upstairs!”
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Charles Saxon (2/16/1957)
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Bernie Wiseman (2/16/1957)
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1957
“It isn’t that I don’t think you’re funny, Harvey, and it isn’t that thesponsor or the network doesn’t think you’re funny. It’s just that millions
and millions of people all over America don’t think you’re funny.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (2/23/1957)
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1957
“Why, that’s positively eerie!”
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Barney Tobey (2/23/1957)
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1957
“Another time, Son. This is Brotherhood Week.”
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George Price (2/23/1957)
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1957
“May I see the script again, Miss Dolan?”
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Richard Decker (2/23/1957)
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Alan Dunn (2/23/1957)
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Claude Smith (2/23/1957)
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1957
“They just don’t make them the way they used to.”
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Otto Soglow (2/23/1957)
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1957
“You sure know how to pick ’em. Mine keeps peeling all over the place.”
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Peter Arno (2/23/1957)
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1957
“The satellite in the sky Knows the reason why . . .”
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Mischa Richter (2/23/1957)
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Frank Modell (2/23/1957)
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Charles Addams (2/23/1957)
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1957
“To err is human, Jackson, but not as often as you err.”
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Robert Kraus (2/23/1957)
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Robert J. Day (2/23/1957)
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Rea Gardner (2/23/1957)
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1957
“I don’t know how to tell you this, Fred. It seems I parked the car in something they call a tow-away zone.”
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Perry Barlow (2/23/1957)
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“Yes, dear. . . . Yes, dear. . . . I will, dear. . . . Of course, dear. . . .”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Herbert Hoover makes a dumb crack. The market goes flooey. I don’t get my Thunderbird. How do you like that!”
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Frank Modell (3/2/1957)
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1957
“. . . and that’s all the news there is from here.”
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Charles E. Martin (3/2/1957)
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“The only car pool I know of that still holds an annual reunion.”
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Robert J. Day (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Goodness! I hope he doesn’t grow on me!”
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Rea Gardner (3/2/1957)
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1957
“What was the name of that tranquillizer we took?”
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Alan Dunn (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Do you realize that the income-tax deductions in that room add up to a cool eighteen thousand bucks?”
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Dana Fradon (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Ignorance of the law is no excuse.”
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James Mulligan (3/2/1957)
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George Price (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Oh! You must be the people who just paid forty-two-five for the old Fowler place.”
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Charles Saxon (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Just as I thought! It’s been lying to us!”
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William O’Brian (3/2/1957)
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1957
“I daresay we’re the only family in Jackson Heights with ‘Love Me Tender’ in all three speeds.”
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Perry Barlow (3/2/1957)
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Eldon Dedini (3/2/1957)
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1957
“Vodka Martinis! I think they’re working both sides of the street.”
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Alan Dunn (3/9/1957)
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1957
“Nesbitt, don’t you ever again tell a client his product is good enough to sell itself.”
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Dana Fradon (3/9/1957)
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1957
“The King is dead! Long live the Queen!”
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Bernie Wiseman (3/9/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (3/9/1957)
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1957
“It’s a pity you’re not an engineer, Miss Everly. We have all sorts of openings for engineers.”
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James Mulligan (3/9/1957)
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1957
“Does it occur to you, Agatha, that this is hardly the occasion to use an expression like ‘knee-high to a grasshopper’?”
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Charles Addams (3/9/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
William O’Brian (3/9/1957)
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1957
“I think I’m catching a cold.”
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Barney Tobey (3/9/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (3/9/1957)
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1957
“Darling, the entire firm of Howlston, Martin, Webb,Penner & Connolly are trying to save our marriage.
Are we going to let them down?”
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Eldon Dedini (3/9/1957)
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1957
“Miss! Oh, Miss! For God’s sake, stop!”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (3/9/1957)
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1957
“It’s a green Pontiac with genuine leather upholstery.”
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Sidney Hoff (3/9/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (3/9/1957)
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1957
“Your trouble is you’re asocial.”
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Frank Modell (3/9/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Bernie Wiseman (3/9/1957)
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1957
“I certainly will not stick ’em up.”
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Robert Kraus (3/9/1957)
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1957
“What was I doing at nine o’clock on the night of January seventh? I was sitting in front of my television set, surrounded by my family,
watching Bishop Sheen, that’s what I was doing.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (3/16/1957)
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1957
“I had a pretty good day. Sold the dates and olives. Hung around the bazaar for a while. Bought a few odds and ends. Shook hands
with Dick Nixon. And here I am.”
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Alan Dunn (3/16/1957)
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1957
“. . . and Public Relations called. They want you to go to Ciro’s tonight and take a poke at Tab Hunter.”
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Charles E. Martin (3/16/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (3/16/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Richard Taylor (3/16/1957)
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1957
“It’s a grand old flag.”
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Robert Kraus (3/16/1957)
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1957
“Whatever it is you’re doing wrong, you’re still doing it. Let’s try again.”
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Joseph Mirachi (3/16/1957)
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William O’Brian (3/16/1957)
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1957
“You may scowl now.”
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Perry Barlow (3/16/1957)
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Ton Smits (3/16/1957)
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1957
“But, Mother, I’m not cold!”
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Mischa Richter (3/16/1957)
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1957
“Give it to me straight, Doc. You don’t have to beat around the bush. I can take it. How much do I owe you?”
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Frank Modell (3/16/1957)
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Eldon Dedini (3/16/1957)
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1957
“Before I give my Treasurer’s report, I’d like to remind all of you I never wanted to be Treasurer.”
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Chon Day (3/16/1957)
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1957
“And right here, Mallory, is where we began using that damn-fool slogan of yours, ‘Buy ’em and compare.’ ”
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Barney Tobey (3/16/1957)
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1957
“You know, all these years I’ve been lying to myself about a lot of things.”
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Dana Fradon (3/16/1957)
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1957
“Gentlemen, I don’t want to be an alarmist, but what if the next war isn’t over in ten minutes?”
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Alan Dunn (3/23/1957)
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1957
“Then I decided the hell with it. Let it come as a surprise.”
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Robert J. Day (3/23/1957)
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1957
“No, damn it! Up Sixth, down Seventh!”
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Frank Modell (3/23/1957)
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1957
“Isn’t it a pity they didn’t have drugs like streptomycin in those days?”
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Barney Tobey (3/23/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
George Price (3/23/1957)
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1957
“Nineteen-twenty-six—that was a great year for me, too.”
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Eldon Dedini (3/23/1957)
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1957
“This time I think he really means it.”
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James Mulligan (3/23/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (3/23/1957)
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1957
“I’m forty-six and I’m still driving one of the ‘low-priced three.’ ”
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Mischa Richter (3/23/1957)
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1957
“Where’s the nearest pageantry?”
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Chon Day (3/23/1957)
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1957
“I don’t want to insinuate anything,but lately Ethel has become crazy about modern.”
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Richard Decker (3/23/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Bernie Wiseman (3/23/1957)
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1957
“There must be some way we could effect this merger without the Attorney General or anyone noticing.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (3/23/1957)
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1957
“The rest of you pipe down for a moment!”
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Perry Barlow (3/23/1957)
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1957
“Stop it, you damn fool! You lost.”
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William O’Brian (3/23/1957)
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1957
“My God, no!”
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Dana Fradon (3/23/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
David Pascal (3/23/1957)
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1957
“It isn’t anti-Americanism, lady. I talk that way to everybody.”
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Alan Dunn (3/30/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles Addams (3/30/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (3/30/1957)
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1957
“Beat it!”
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Dana Fradon (3/30/1957)
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1957
“Oh, good heavens, I knew this would happen! Tonight’s the night we had tickets for ‘My Fair Lady’!”
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Charles Saxon (3/30/1957)
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1957
“Well, we’re ready for open-sky inspection.”
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Richard Decker (3/30/1957)
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1957
“Then my mother and father got divorced, and for two years we lived in a little apartment next door to a nice man named
Mr. Baxter, who was very lonely and wanted to marry my mother, but my mother couldn’t decide, then one day . . .”
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Perry Barlow (3/30/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Garrett Price (3/30/1957)
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1957
“If you want to know what a tight-money policy really is, you should stick around here awhile.”
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Sidney Hoff (3/30/1957)
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1957
“All right, it’s starting to come down a little heavier.Now would you call the game?”
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George Price (3/30/1957)
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1957
“I’ve got a tremendous idea for a giveaway show!”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (3/30/1957)
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1957
“Perhaps, sir, if you would step over to the single mirror . . .”
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James Mulligan (3/30/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (3/30/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (3/30/1957)
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1957
“When we find out what you’re trying to hide, we’ll find out why you’re running away from an interview with Mike Wallace.”
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Frank Modell (4/6/1957)
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1957
“You’re not keeping your head down, cocking your wrists on the backswing, interlocking your index finger properly, holding your left arm straight, keeping your right arm close to the body,switching your weight to the left foot, whipping the wrists for
extra power, and following through completely, dear.”
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Chon Day (4/6/1957)
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1957
“Sure, Russia is always right there with military commissions, technicaladvisers, and all that, but Uncle Sam gets up the moola.”
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Alan Dunn (4/6/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (4/6/1957)
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1957
“He’s the kind of drunk the world could use more of.”
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James Mulligan (4/6/1957)
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1957
“Estelle, you’re a wonder! League of Women Voters,P.-T.A., Brownies, and now this!”
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Leonard Dove (4/6/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Ton Smits (4/6/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles Addams (4/6/1957)
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1957
“All I have to say is that if you’re not going to knuckle down and improve your spelling, reading, and neatness,
you’re just not my kind of guy.”
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Charles Saxon (4/6/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (4/6/1957)
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1957
“Oh, my God! A prologue and an epilogue?”
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Perry Barlow (4/6/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Richard Taylor (4/6/1957)
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1957
“This story still seems unbelievable. I’m afraid we’re going to have to move the locale even farther South.”
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Ed Fisher (4/6/1957)
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1957
“Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor, and keep her in sickness—real or imagined—and in health?”
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Mischa Richter (4/6/1957)
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1957
“What burns me up is that guff he was always dishing out about honor among thieves.”
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Joseph Mirachi (4/6/1957)
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1957
“Shows what a delicate issue it is when everybody abstains.”
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Eldon Dedini (4/13/1957)
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1957
“O.K., sneer, but when this thing hits and it sweeps the country and ‘Time’ magazine writes me up, I’m going to tell them exactly
how much encouragement I got from you.”
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Joseph Mirachi (4/13/1957)
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1957
“Now, for the love of God, George, keep this little spot under your hat,or we’ll have everybody and his brother down here fishing.”
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Barney Tobey (4/13/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (4/13/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Bernard Hollowood (4/13/1957)
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1957
“Do you know of anyone who might be sticking pins in an image of you?”
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Robert Kraus (4/13/1957)
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1957
“To hell with a balanced portfolio. I want youto sell my Fenwick Chemical and sell it now.”
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Richard Decker (4/13/1957)
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1957
“Now there’s a complicated wolf.”
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Peter Arno (4/13/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (4/13/1957)
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1957
“Of course, Miss Struthers, his winning fifty thousand dollars on TV is bound to complicate the normal teacher-pupil relationship.”
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Rea Gardner (4/13/1957)
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1957
“Remember, now—let’s stick together.There’s ten of them and only two of us.”
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James Mulligan (4/13/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (4/13/1957)
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1957
“If we pull this one off, Commander Whitehead’s going to need a damn good alibi.”
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Leonard Dove (4/13/1957)
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1957
“What do you do? I know you do something.”
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Charles Saxon (4/13/1957)
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1957
“It’s supposed to be a conversation piece, but all I get is embarrassed silence.”
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Perry Barlow (4/13/1957)
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1957
“. . . and now you may well ask, ‘Where will the two hundred billion dollars come from?’ ”
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Eldon Dedini (4/13/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Dana Fradon (4/13/1957)
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1957
“O.K., but just one bong and out you both go.”
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George Price (4/20/1957)
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1957
“George’s will is very simple. I get his money and Johns Hopkins gets his brain.”
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James Mulligan (4/20/1957)
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1957
“Who in hell uses oil, anyhow?”
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Everett Opie (4/20/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (4/20/1957)
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1957
“I heard that remark!”
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Chon Day (4/20/1957)
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1957
“Bon appétit!”
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Richard Taylor (4/20/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Robert J. Day (4/20/1957)
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1957
“If you ask my opinion, I think she’s on the make.”
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Eldon Dedini (4/20/1957)
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1957
“You’re not fit to worship the ground I walk on!”
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Sidney Hoff (4/20/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (4/20/1957)
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1957
“Confound it, Mockridge, let’s forget our off-season job and get our mind back on baseball.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (4/20/1957)
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1957
“Could I skip that question and come back to it later?”
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Joseph Mirachi (4/20/1957)
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1957
“You’re going to have to make up your mind and you’re going to have to make it up right now. Do you
want a cellar or do you want a swimming pool?”
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Alan Dunn (4/20/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (4/20/1957)
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1957
“I never can remember. Which one of us can’t stand shad roe?”
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Perry Barlow (4/20/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
James Stevenson (4/20/1957)
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1957
“Sure I can give you examples. One, our new proton synchrotron is bigger than theirs; two, our ballistic-missile program is ahead of
theirs; and, three, we have better mail service.”
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Alan Dunn (4/27/1957)
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1957
“Mama she buy some calico,Make her de dress,
Away she go.Ah-dee-wah, ah-dee-wah . . .”
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Barney Tobey (4/27/1957)
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“Brother, have I had enough!”
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Mischa Richter (4/27/1957)
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“Our work here hasn’t been a total loss.After all, they’ve waited until after Lent.”
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Richard Taylor (4/27/1957)
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“Oh, Harris, I’d like a word with you.”
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Chon Day (4/27/1957)
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1957
“You mean we’re going to have a dose of our own medicine?”
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Leslie Starke (4/27/1957)
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“That last bit, incidentally, is classified, but not top secret.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (4/27/1957)
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“Well, I like that! A strange man follows me, and you say, ‘Probably some nut.’ ”
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Frank Modell (4/27/1957)
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“By George, you’re right! I thought there was something familiar about it.”
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Charles Addams (4/27/1957)
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“Phew! The last one I passed, the guy says, ‘Make it yourself?’ ”
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Eldon Dedini (4/27/1957)
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Ed Fisher (4/27/1957)
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1957
“That virus is certainly making the rounds.”
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Dana Fradon (4/27/1957)
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1957
“Look at all you get for only one seventy-five. Beautiful one-tone job, plenty of headroom, nice wide running board,
something for your left foot to do, and a four-way gearshift that gives you the feeling of really driving.”
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Perry Barlow (4/27/1957)
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1957
“Me M-G-M.”
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Eldon Dedini (5/4/1957)
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1957
“More bad news, gentlemen. The Sheik of El Quisaiba has turned in one of his Cadillacs for a Zis.”
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Alan Dunn (5/4/1957)
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1957
“Now, remember. You skip your tranquillizer. Watch for him to take his. Then hit him for the raise.”
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Frank Modell (5/4/1957)
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“Hand me my pen, Miss Hume.”
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James Mulligan (5/4/1957)
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“Well, it was sort of like a cook-out.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (5/4/1957)
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1957
“Do you mind settling an argument, sir? Was it my sneeze that woke you up or was it his ‘Gesundheit’?”
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Leslie Starke (5/4/1957)
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1957
“Now you’re talking!”
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Robert J. Day (5/4/1957)
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William O’Brian (5/4/1957)
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1957
“I dare you.”
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Mischa Richter (5/4/1957)
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1957
“I never realized you knew all of ‘Gunga Din.’ ”
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Charles Saxon (5/4/1957)
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1957
“Ready-squeezed orange juice, instant coffee, quick oats,jiffy-mix pancakes—and step on it.”
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Rea Gardner (5/4/1957)
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1957
“Nathaniel’s expecting his Civil War Book Club selection today.”
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George Price (5/4/1957)
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1957
“I know. Back in the boom days of ’27 and ’28 things looked pretty black,too. But I hung right on, and then came October, 1929.”
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Perry Barlow (5/4/1957)
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Alan Dunn (5/4/1957)
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“Hi there, boys and girls, mommies and daddies, aunts and uncles, grandmas and grandpas . . .”
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Robert Kraus (5/4/1957)
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1957
“Forget it! His winnings are tied up in a trust fund.”
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Barney Tobey (5/11/1957)
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James Thurber (5/11/1957)
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Claude Smith (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Now, it’s understood that this doesn’t obligate us in any way?”
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Alan Dunn (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Be sensible, Mildred. You know perfectly well we’re still paying for our last Fly-Now Pay-Later.”
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Perry Barlow (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Well, I see they finally got their liquor license.”
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Bernie Wiseman (5/11/1957)
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1957
“I don’t think it’s an intermission. I think it’s over.”
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Peter Arno (5/11/1957)
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1957
“It frightens me sometimes when I realize you’re my sole means of support.”
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Sidney Hoff (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Simply rinse in lukewarm suds, hang to dry, and it will spring back to its original shape.”
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Robert J. Day (5/11/1957)
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Frank Modell (5/11/1957)
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1957
“There’s a welcome sight! I’d begun to think we were lost.”
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Mischa Richter (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Tell me, Leda, is there someone else?”
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Eldon Dedini (5/11/1957)
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1957
“It happens all the time. Get a research grant from Rockefeller or Ford, and all of a sudden it’s let’s live a little.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (5/11/1957)
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1957
“In order to understand my client’s expense picture, you must realize that when he takes a customer to lunch he can’t take
him to Bickford’s, like you and me.”
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Charles Saxon (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Damn Uncle Wethbee!”
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Perry Barlow (5/11/1957)
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1957
“Why don’t you initiate some legislation once in a while? All you ever do is attach riders!”
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Stan Hunt (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Darling, I don’t care if you’re sixty per cent water!”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Begging your pardon, sir, would it be cheating to take a Dramamine?”
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Alan Dunn (5/18/1957)
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1957
“You’re selfish, arrogant, ungrateful, impertinent, and completelyunworthy of my love and loyalty.”
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Charles Saxon (5/18/1957)
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Ton Smits (5/18/1957)
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1957
“As many times as I’ve gone on, I still get butterflies in my stomach.”
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Sidney Hoff (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Of course, I haven’t got all the bugs out of it yet.”
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Mischa Richter (5/18/1957)
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Joseph Farris (5/18/1957)
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1957
“At this price, it’s a real steal. Can you imagine what it would cost to reproduce that house today?”
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Robert J. Day (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Let’s please have a drink before we discuss it.”
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Richard Decker (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Be patient, my boy. You don’t know how I envy you, with no place to go but up.”
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James Mulligan (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Can you hurry, please? I’m triple-parked.”
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Alan Dunn (5/18/1957)
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Ed Fisher (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Do you realize, Mabel, I own the largestprivate collection of Harry Braytons in the world?”
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Dana Fradon (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Buddy, could you spare a cup ofcoffee until I can get to a Diner’s Club restaurant?”
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Claude Smith (5/18/1957)
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1957
“Chester, admit you hate me.”
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William Steig (5/25/1957)
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1957
“And I tell you this, suh. If General Lee had had seventy-one billion dollars to play around with,Ike wouldn’t even be in the White House today.”
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James Mulligan (5/25/1957)
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1957
“I used to be able to do that. Of course,I lived in a very small town.”
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George Price (5/25/1957)
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1957
“I’ll give you something to take until you get tax relief.”
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Mischa Richter (5/25/1957)
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1957
“In a democracy, the customer decides when he’s had enough!”
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Sidney Hoff (5/25/1957)
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1957
“We could never have done it without him.”
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Charles Addams (5/25/1957)
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1957
“Frankly, Miss Plackett, you have a slight overlapping of the lunar returns, but cheer up—and this goes for all you Capricorns.
You have Saturn conjunct Mercury, which deepens the mind,and you have Venus, the love planet, in trine with Pluto,which really gives you the go-ahead—provided, of course,
the new earth satellite doesn’t come along and gum things up.”
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Alan Dunn (5/25/1957)
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Otto Soglow (5/25/1957)
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Ton Smits (5/25/1957)
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1957
“My name’s Benton. Will you marry me?”
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Frank Modell (5/25/1957)
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Claude Smith (5/25/1957)
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1957
“I think it’s terrific, but then I think all my work is terrific.”
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Robert Kraus (5/25/1957)
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1957
“If they’d had TV twenty years ago,it’s a cinch he wouldn’t be up there answering those questions today.”
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Barney Tobey (5/25/1957)
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1957
“Funny how you can misjudge a person. I was all set to dislike you.”
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Perry Barlow (5/25/1957)
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“It’s amazing. I’d never know I was on a boat if I weren’t beginning to get seasick.”
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James Mulligan (5/25/1957)
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1957
“I’ll say this. If man ever does rise above himself,it won’t be with any help from you.”
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Eldon Dedini (5/25/1957)
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Rea Gardner (5/25/1957)
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“There you have it. Three or four drinks, the expansive mood,an off-the-cuff remark, and bingo, we have a new foreign policy.”
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Alan Dunn (6/1/1957)
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“They’re certainly no bridge group I know!”
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Claude Smith (6/1/1957)
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1957
“May I ask if Madam is interested in just a picture or in an investment for the future?”
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Frank Modell (6/1/1957)
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Charles E. Martin (6/1/1957)
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“I’m going to tell my father on you when he gets back from Europe.”
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James Mulligan (6/1/1957)
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“He didn’t see anything.”
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Robert J. Day (6/1/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (6/1/1957)
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“I wish there was someone we could go running to with our grievances.”
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Perry Barlow (6/1/1957)
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“Buy them in either regular or commissar size.”
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Ed Fisher (6/1/1957)
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“No, I’m not home already. I just forgot my briefcase.”
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Charles Saxon (6/1/1957)
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“Have you any comprehension, young man, of your country’s desperate need for scientists?”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (6/1/1957)
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“After twenty-five years of faithful service, I somehow expected a little more than a wristwatch.”
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Eldon Dedini (6/1/1957)
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“At least my kids will have things easier than I had them.”
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Barney Tobey (6/1/1957)
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“I wish you’d stop complaining, Elsa. You know perfectly well we can’t afford an outside analyst.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (6/8/1957)
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“I think this is extremely promising. You tell your story well, yourcharacters develop convincingly, and you have a very dirty mind.”
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Richard Taylor (6/8/1957)
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1957
“Don’t bother with Chris Herter. Get the information directly to Foster. Got that, Jim? Good luck.”
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Anatol Kovarsky (6/8/1957)
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1957
“Well, young man, it’s all set. You will graduate magna cum laude thisWednesday, and next Monday you start as copy chief at B.B.D. & O.”
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Charles Addams (6/8/1957)
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“Personally, I’ll be happy when the whole damn bunch take off for the moon!”
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Eldon Dedini (6/8/1957)
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Dana Fradon (6/8/1957)
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1957
“Thanks, but what about those silver candlesticks I ordered?”
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Peter Arno (6/8/1957)
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“I’m not watching Ed Sullivan or Steve Allen. I’m watching my Baked Alaska.”
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Charles Sauers (6/8/1957)
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1957
“Come on, come on! Stop playing detective and sniff like the rest.”
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Otto Soglow (6/8/1957)
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1957
“Just one more question. Can you give me a rough idea of how much you’re prepared to spend over what you’re prepared to spend?”
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Barney Tobey (6/8/1957)
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“I call your abalone shell, and raise you two mussels and a pebble.”
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Mischa Richter (6/8/1957)
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“Hello to Harry, Alice, Flo, Don, Linda and Len, Karen, Mac, Bert, Carl, George, Bill,Frank, Jim, Mark, Al, Mike and Moe, Marge and Mabel, Joe, Bob, Mary, Olaf, Malcolm,Chuck, Andy, Mickey, Alan, Roy, Monty, John and Junior, Irving, Stan, Ed, Paul, Tom,Hale, Otto, Hal, Ken, Art, Ossie, Irene and Ida, Ann, Dick, Alex, Raphael, Sam, Mel,
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Woody, Van, Nick, Stu, Teddy, and all the rest of the gang!”
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Robert J. Day (6/8/1957)
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Bernie Wiseman (6/8/1957)
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“You mean you don’t give either of them any points?”
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William O’Brian (6/8/1957)
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“Thank you, thank you, Super Fabrics Amalgamated. And now let Tri-Metals, Inc., buy you a drink.”
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Charles Saxon (6/8/1957)
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“Well! So chivalry isn’t dead after all.”
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Sidney Hoff (6/15/1957)
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1957
“Remember the old days, Joe, when it was all ‘Keep Off the Grass,’‘Beware of the Dog,’ and stuff like that?”
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Alan Dunn (6/15/1957)
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“They must have had an all-right day.”
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Claude Smith (6/15/1957)
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William O’Brian (6/15/1957)
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1957
“Whatever you do, don’t tell your grandfather they’re starting you at four hundred and eighty dollars a month.”
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Perry Barlow (6/15/1957)
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“Oh, shucks! Now we’ll have to juggle the whole vacation schedule around again.”
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Peter Arno (6/15/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (6/15/1957)
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“But if you knew you couldn’t stand heights, why did you go into this line of work?”
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Ned Hilton (6/15/1957)
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“Well, that’s spelunking for you, Harry.”
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Richard Decker (6/15/1957)
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Robert J. Day (6/15/1957)
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“If a car doesn’t come along pretty soon, I’m just going to go rumpety-rump to the nearest service station.”
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James Mulligan (6/15/1957)
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Charles E. Martin (6/15/1957)
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1957
“You know what they say. ‘You can take the boy out of the country,but you can’t take the country out of the boy.’ ”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (6/15/1957)
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“Man has reason to be proud. Of all the animals, he alone asks himself, ‘Whither, whence, and why.’ ”
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Charles Saxon (6/15/1957)
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“I’d like to see you be funny if you’d had a terrible childhood and all those marriages and psychoanalysis and everything.”
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Chon Day (6/15/1957)
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“You’re fired!”
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Mischa Richter (6/22/1957)
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“I’ve nothing to report but a lousy feeling of good will everywhere.”
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Eldon Dedini (6/22/1957)
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“But if it’s Tuesday, it has to be Siena.”
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Leonard Dove (6/22/1957)
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1957
“But after Ed Sullivan, then what?”
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George Price (6/22/1957)
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“I don’t know what can be the matter with me. Even after Norman Vincent Peale I still feel down in the dumps.”
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Perry Barlow (6/22/1957)
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1957
“Why must you always side with him?”
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Doris Matthews (6/22/1957)
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“There’s real togetherness for you.”
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Frank Modell (6/22/1957)
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Richard Taylor (6/22/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (6/22/1957)
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1957
“On the other hand, you have a very low pollen count.”
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Alan Dunn (6/22/1957)
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Dana Fradon (6/22/1957)
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“Do we want to buy a chance on a turkey?”
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Robert J. Day (6/22/1957)
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“Lucky stiff! He made his back in the days when you could keep it.”
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William O’Brian (6/22/1957)
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“Ten thousand dollars a year at du Pont or not, I’m still your old man!”
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James Mulligan (6/22/1957)
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“For a man of his years, he’s certainly kept in marvellous condition!”
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Claude Smith (6/22/1957)
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“The way I look at it, if we don’t do it, someone else will.”
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Charles Addams (6/29/1957)
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1957
“He wants to know if we’re going to send his country a warning againstbecoming a base for Western imperialism, and if not, why not!”
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Ed Fisher (6/29/1957)
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George Price (6/29/1957)
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1957
“Don’t call me. I’ll call you.”
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Mischa Richter (6/29/1957)
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“What else have you done this month besides grow a beard I’d like to know.”
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William Steig (6/29/1957)
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“I keep hearing ‘Winstons taste good.’ ”
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Charles E. Martin (6/29/1957)
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1957
“I didn’t ask up to how many miles per gallon. I asked how many miles per gallon!”
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Perry Barlow (6/29/1957)
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“I used to go to Bonwit’s and only Bonwit’s,but lately I’ve been going to Loehmann’s.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's lot means modern montage museum museums only paint painter painting paris pathetic period picasso pictures put really sadness said sells she thepoor thing this thousand through twenty-five used various wants went when why wouldn't year 169783
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (2 of 12)
“It may not be the way we see people,but it’s the way he sees people.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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abstract anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk but came can canvas criticism first found galleries gallery genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums not only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso put really sadness see sees thepoor this through used various wants way went when why wouldn't 169784
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (3 of 12)
“And another thing Emily Genauer said—she said he sells about forty pictures a year
for twenty-five thousand dollars each.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk but came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums not only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures put really sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing this thousand through twenty-five used various wants way went when why would-n't year 169785
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (4 of 12)
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's bunk but came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess have humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums not only painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures put sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing thousand through twenty-five used various way went why wouldn't year 169786
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (5 of 12)
“Boy, this guy can really paint when he wants to!”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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about abstract another anybody appreciate artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy but came can canvas dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's may means modern montage museum museums not only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures put really sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing this thousand through twenty-five used various wants way went when why wouldn't year 169787
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (6 of 12)
“Art criticism is a lot of bunk.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk but came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums not only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures put really sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing this thousand through twenty-five used various wants way went when why would-n't year 169788
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (7 of 12)
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk but came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums not only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures put really sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing this thousand through twenty-five used various wants way went when why wouldn'tyear 169789
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (8 of 12)
“I like it.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (9 of 12)
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another anybody appreciate art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk but came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer go going guess guy humanities ''i i've lately like loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures really sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing this thousand through twenty-five used various wants way went when why year 169791
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (10 of 12)
“Genius or not, I wouldn’t have put up with him.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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a about abstract another art artist artistic artwork been blue bonwit's boy bunk came can canvas criticism dollars each emily first forty found galleries gallery genauer genius go going guess guy have humanities ''i i've lately loehmann's lot may means modern montage museum museums not only paint painter painting paris pathetic people period picasso pictures put really sadness said see sees sells she thepoor thing thousand through twenty-five used various wants way went when why wouldn't year 169792
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (11 of 12)
“Anybody can like this, but do they appreciate it?”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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PICASSO: MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (12 of 12)
“Can you guess why Picasso went through this blue period? Blue means sadness, and when Picasso first came to Paris he found
the poor people pathetic.”
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Charles Saxon (6/29/1957)
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“We don’t cotton to strangers around these parts, Mister!”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (6/29/1957)
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“You have to hand it to Keeler. He’s always in there pitching.”
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Robert J. Day (6/29/1957)
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1957
“I emphatically don’t agree with what you say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it!”
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Eldon Dedini (6/29/1957)
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Claude Smith (6/29/1957)
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“We’ve had all this out before. Extra innings runs into ‘The Mickey Mouse Club.’ ”
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Barney Tobey (6/29/1957)
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1957
“It behooves us to be forgiving and understanding and tolerant toward allof God’s children, and that includes the summer people.”
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Barney Tobey (7/6/1957)
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“. . . and if you add to that the cost of painting, scraping, insurance, and winter storage, and divide the total by the number of fair-weather
weekends we have in a summer, it costs us twenty-two dollars and fiftycents every time we sit down in this boat.”
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Charles Saxon (7/6/1957)
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“I tell you, Henry, what this country needs is a Supreme Supreme Court!”
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James Mulligan (7/6/1957)
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“And now one to Piero della whatever-the-hell-his-name-is.”
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Peter Arno (7/6/1957)
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Claude Smith (7/6/1957)
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“With him, it’s the other way around. Ninety-nine per cent inspiration and one per cent perspiration.”
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Joseph Mirachi (7/6/1957)
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“Here are the apples. You bake the pie.”
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Robert J. Day (7/6/1957)
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Ed Fisher (7/6/1957)
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“Which country is the least mad at us?”
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Chon Day (7/6/1957)
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“Well, it’s that sort of thing that keeps the economy rolling.”
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Richard Decker (7/6/1957)
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1957
“I’m constantly amazed at the amount of interest there is in American history.”
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William O’Brian (7/6/1957)
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1957
“Now, don’t go home and brood about this, Mr. Allen. It’s perfectly normal for you to hate your analyst at first.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (7/6/1957)
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1957
“That’s the way the ball bounces.”
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Mischa Richter (7/6/1957)
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1957
“Could you explain to her I’m just over here on a Guggenheim?”
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Charles Saxon (7/13/1957)
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Frank Modell (7/13/1957)
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Charles Addams (7/13/1957)
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1957
“Between the dark and the daylight,When the night is beginning to lower,Comes a pause in the day’s occupations,That is known as the Children’s Hour.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (7/13/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (7/13/1957)
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Otto Soglow (7/13/1957)
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“A quart is a quart, damn it! How can it be a big, jumbo quart?”
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Perry Barlow (7/13/1957)
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Claude Smith (7/13/1957)
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1957
“What’s the rush, Mac? Bugs taking over the world?”
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Dana Fradon (7/13/1957)
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1957
“Then it wasn’t just my dry, unruly hair?”
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Rea Gardner (7/13/1957)
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1957
“To hell with New York City!”
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William Steig (7/13/1957)
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1957
“Here’s the man, Officer. Every time Sophia Loren comes on, he honks.”
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Robert J. Day (7/13/1957)
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1957
“But suppose he doesn’t stop at an occasional sonnet?”
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Alan Dunn (7/13/1957)
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“Now, be sure and tell me when you want me to start keeping my damned mouth shut.”
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Barney Tobey (7/13/1957)
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Charles E. Martin (7/13/1957)
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Charles E. Martin (7/20/1957)
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“Damn few things are sacred nowadays.”
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Richard Decker (7/20/1957)
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“How about it? Anybody interested in a home-grown Bloody Mary?”
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Claude Smith (7/20/1957)
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“Now, the Capri De Luxe pool comes with the filter,Mr. Andrews, but the diving board is optional . . .”
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Eldon Dedini (7/20/1957)
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1957
“If you’re ever going to cut down on those tranquillizers,now seems as good a time as any.”
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Barney Tobey (7/20/1957)
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Joseph Mirachi (7/20/1957)
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“How about you, folks? Just for the ride.”
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Mischa Richter (7/20/1957)
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1957
“Where can I find the guided-missile exhibit?”
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Robert J. Day (7/20/1957)
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1957
“It’s as simple as two times two.We’re overproduced; they’ve got to overbuy.”
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Robert Kraus (7/20/1957)
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David Pascal (7/20/1957)
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Ton Smits (7/20/1957)
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Charles Addams (7/20/1957)
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1957
“If everyone thought what he did was so marvellous,how come he never got famous?”
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Perry Barlow (7/20/1957)
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Otto Soglow (7/20/1957)
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1957
“It would never work out, Ralph.We haven’t got enough in common.”
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Robert J. Day (7/20/1957)
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1957
“You’re right. It is still wet.”
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Charles Addams (7/27/1957)
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1957
“And to think, Louie, you’re wanted in every single one of them.”
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James Mulligan (7/27/1957)
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1957
“Let ’em impeach the Supreme Court, I say! And while they’re at it they can impeach the President
and the whole damn Congress!”
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Dana Fradon (7/27/1957)
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1957
“I figure, what’s it all matter? If cigarettes don’t get you, radiation will.”
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Alan Dunn (7/27/1957)
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Julian de Miskey (7/27/1957)
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1957
“The industry prefers us not to stress speed, but I can tell you, in strictconfidence, she’ll do well over a hundred and twenty easily.”
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Mischa Richter (7/27/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (7/27/1957)
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1957
“For gosh sakes, fellows! Just a tree now and then.”
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Robert J. Day (7/27/1957)
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Frank Modell (7/27/1957)
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1957
“Thank God, my mind is not clogged with a lot of extraneous facts!”
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Charles Saxon (7/27/1957)
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“This is an intoxicating drink, Miss Norton, with you standing nearby.”
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Sidney Hoff (7/27/1957)
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1957
“O.K., now start haggling.”
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Barney Tobey (7/27/1957)
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Otto Soglow (7/27/1957)
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1957
“Mirror, mirror on the wall,Who is the fairest one of all?”
“Elizabeth Taylor.”
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Chon Day (7/27/1957)
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1957
“It’s an exciting autobiography, Miss Andrews, but we feel it bogs down a little between the time you broke the heroin habit and when you took up with that Mexican bullfighter. Didn’t
you do anything disgraceful during that period?”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (8/3/1957)
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1957
“But Hollywood would never make a mistake like that!”
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Alan Dunn (8/3/1957)
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Richard Decker (8/3/1957)
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1957
“Well, why shouldn’t I look like a tourist? I am a tourist!”
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Mischa Richter (8/3/1957)
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1957
“She might be Jayne Mansfield, but he couldn’t be Billy Graham.”
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Frank Modell (8/3/1957)
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Leslie Starke (8/3/1957)
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1957
“It’s clearly understood, now, that this is the limit of my responsibility.”
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Robert J. Day (8/3/1957)
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Charles E. Martin (8/3/1957)
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1957
“He’s the one they should be going after with a net.”
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James Mulligan (8/3/1957)
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1957
“I pity him if toll TV comes.”
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Dana Fradon (8/3/1957)
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1957
“Never mind. I’ll take it up here.”
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Peter Arno (8/3/1957)
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1957
“O.K., so Dr. Schweitzer didn’t get swallowed up in the rat race. Name three others.”
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Barney Tobey (8/3/1957)
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“I had roots, Jack, till they started tearing the hell outa Third Avenue!”
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Claude Smith (8/3/1957)
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1957
“It’s the Windens. They missed the turnoff and had to go on to New Brunswick.”
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William O’Brian (8/10/1957)
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1957
“I’m drunk.”
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William Steig (8/10/1957)
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1957
“Are you anybody?”
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Barney Tobey (8/10/1957)
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Robert J. Day (8/10/1957)
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1957
“You know it’s true. Why don’t you admit it? You’re living a lie.”
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Charles Saxon (8/10/1957)
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1957
“Hey, Pete, come in here and get a load of the ’58 Chevy.”
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Mischa Richter (8/10/1957)
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1957
“Then I put every cent I had into this factory capable of turning out fifteen thousand 3-D glasses a day.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (8/10/1957)
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Saul Steinberg (8/10/1957)
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1957
“This time, no matter what happens, I don’t want to hear anyone say, ‘Nice try’!”
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Alan Dunn (8/10/1957)
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1957
“Well, it’s the perfect crime so far.”
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Eldon Dedini (8/10/1957)
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498
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1957
“They should talk.”
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Garrett Price (8/10/1957)
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1957
“Someday, Son, this will all be yours.”
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Charles Addams (8/10/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Ton Smits (8/10/1957)
37
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501
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1957
“Stop worrying about it, dear. I hardly think small-craft warnings apply to us.”
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Perry Barlow (8/10/1957)
37
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502
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1957
“I’m glad to meet you. I happen to be a doctor myself.”
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Joseph Mirachi (8/10/1957)
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503
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles Addams (8/17/1957)
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1957
“But why, why is there no Miss Pabst,no Miss Schlitz, no Miss Budweiser?”
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Barney Tobey (8/17/1957)
37
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505
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1957
“We’re in ferment, it says.”
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Perry Barlow (8/17/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Ton Smits (8/17/1957)
37
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507
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1957
“Too much purple.”
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William Steig (8/17/1957)
37
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508
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1957
“Stop saying I’ll live to be ninety. I am ninety.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (8/17/1957)
37
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509
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Leslie Starke (8/17/1957)
37
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510
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1957
“It’s becoming very hard to get a rise out of people these days.”
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Ed Fisher (8/17/1957)
37
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511
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (8/17/1957)
37
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1957
“Mother, this gentleman wonders if we can spare a hard-boiled egg.”
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Sidney Hoff (8/17/1957)
37
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513
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (8/17/1957)
37
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514
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1957
“How much do you want to spend?”
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Chon Day (8/17/1957)
37
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515
another assembly automated business day dejected fired husband laid large line looking looks machine machines off one out picture referring rejected robert technological technology unemployed very window woman 127401
1957
“Roger was just beginning to find himself when he was displaced by automation.”
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Robert J. Day (8/17/1957)
37
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516
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1957
“And the Haves, you might say, are divided into the Gives and Give Nots.”
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Dana Fradon (8/17/1957)
37
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517
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (8/17/1957)
37
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518
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (8/24/1957)
37
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1957
“That’s all now! No more autographs!”
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Robert J. Day (8/24/1957)
37
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520
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1957
“Now, let’s see. How would N.B.C. wrap this story up? Do thetownspeople learn a lesson in tolerance and open their hearts to her
at last, or do ignorance and bigotry force her to leave Willow Forks and start life as a schoolteacher somewhere else?”
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Richard Decker (8/24/1957)
37
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521
air-conditicner front heat home husband sitting summer technology temperature thermostat woman 127407
1957
“Don’t you think it’s getting too cool in here? I just heard the furnace start up.”
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Chon Day (8/24/1957)
37
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522
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1957
“I see a perfectly marvellous full-time maid.”
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Perry Barlow (8/24/1957)
37
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523
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1957
“I don’t see any rule that an artist in the park has to paint the scenery.”
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Leonard Dove (8/24/1957)
37
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524
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1957
“Take a sharply worded note.”
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Charles E. Martin (8/24/1957)
37
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525
all baby-sitting babying boss boy call class come consider converstaions could country darling depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except field forgive frank friends get guys house houses how i'll insulting journey just know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money mr multiple nervous nightcap nobody not oh one opulence other parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly stay stewart summer summertime sure tell these they're think this told trip upper usvacation vacationing vacations vodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy were what what's when wife winkett wrong you'll you're 169831
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (1 of 10)
“Then if the stock splits, is my stock automatically worth more?”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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all automatically baby-sitting babying boss boy call class come consider converstaions could country darling depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except field forgive frank friends get guys house houses how insulting journey know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money more mr multiple nervous nightcap nobody not opulence other parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons silly splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then these they're think this toldtrip upper us vacation vacationing vacations want way wealth wealthy were what what's when wife winkett worth wrong you'll you're 169832
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (2 of 10)
“Oh, I’ll just be one of the sheep—vodka-and-tonic.”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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527
all automatically baby-sitting boss boy call class come consider converstaions could country darling depicting don't drink each eat emergency except field forgive frank friends get guys house houses how i'll insulting journey just know land landscape later life lifestyle mine money more mr multiple nervous nightcap nobody oh one opulence other parties party people retreat rich rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure then these think this told trip upper us vacation vacation-ing vacations vodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy were what when wife winkett worth you'll 169833
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (3 of 10)
“May I tell you what’s wrong with your lawn? You are babying the roots. They’re
not digging down.”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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528
automatically baby-sitting babying boss boy call class come converstaions could country darling depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except field forgive frank get guys house houses how i'll insulting journey just know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money more mr multiple nervous nightcap nobody not oh one opulence other parties party retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then they're think this told trip upperus vacation vacationing vacations vodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy were what what's when wife winkett worth wrong you'll you're 169834
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (4 of 10)
“Do you consider all these people your friends?”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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529
all automatically baby-sitting babying boss boy call class come consider converstaions could country darling depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except field frank friends get guys house houses how i'll journey just know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money more mr multiple nightcap nobody not oh one opulence other parties party retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stay stock summer summertime tell then these they're think told trip upper us vacation vaca-tioning vacations vodka-and-tonic want wealth wealthy were what what's when wife winkett worth wrong you're 169835
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (5 of 10)
“I’m sure you’ll forgive Stewart. He has this nervous way of insulting people.”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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530
all automatically baby-sitting babying boss boy call class come consider converstaions could country depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except field forgive frank friends get guys house houses how i'll insulting journey know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money more multiple nervous nightcap nobody not oh one opulence other parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then these they're this toldtrip upper us vacation vacationing vacations vodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy were what what's when worth wrong you'll you're 169836
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (6 of 10)
“Mr. Winkett, I think your wife is just darling!”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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531
automatically babying boy class come consider converstaions could country darling depicting digging don't down drink eat field forgive frank friends get guys house houses how i'll insulting journey just know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money more mr multiple nervous nightcap oh one opulence parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then these they're think this trip upper us vacation vacationing vacationsvodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy were what what's when wife winkett worth wrong you'll 169837
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (7 of 10)
“I told you not to call except for an emergency.
Nobody is boss. You’re all baby-sitting each other.”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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532
all automatically baby-sitting babying boss call class come consider converstaions country darling depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except forgive frank friends get guys house houses how i'll insulting journey just know land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may money more mr multiple nervous nightcap nobody not oh one opulence other parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then these they're think told tripupper us vacation vacationing vacations vodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy what's when wife winkett worth wrong you'll you're 169838
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (8 of 10)
“Boy, what I could do with this field if it were mine!”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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533
all automatically baby-sitting babying boss boy call class consider converstaions could country darling depicting digging down each emergency except field forgive friends guys house houses i'll insulting journey just land landscape later lawn life lifestyle may mine money more mr multiple nervous nightcap nobody not oh one opulence other parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep splits stay stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then these they're think this told trip upper us vacationvacationing vacations vodka-and-tonic want way wealth wealthy were what what's wife winkett worth wrong you'll you're 169839
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (9 of 10)
“Come on and eat, Frank. You know how silly you get when you drink and don’t eat.”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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534
all automatically baby-sitting babying boss boy call class come consider converstaions could country darling depicting digging don't down drink each eat emergency except field forgive frank friends get house houses how i'll insulting journey know land landscape lawn life lifestyle may mine money more mr multiple nervous nobody not oh one opulence other parties party people retreat rich roots rural scenes seasonal seasons sheep silly splits stewart stock summer summertime sure tell then these they're think this told tripupper vacation vacationing vacations vodka-and-tonic way wealth wealthy were what what's when wife winkett worth wrong you'll you're 169840
1957
THE COUNTRY LIFE (10 of 10)
“I want you guys to stay later for a nightcap with just us.”
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Charles Saxon (8/24/1957)
37
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535
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1957
“Now the man is going to throwthe ball, and the other man, theman with the stick, he’s going totry to hit the ball with the stick,
see . . . now watch . . .”
“. . . rookie sensation, batting .360. . . tripled in the fourth, singled to
left in the fifth . . . leading theleague in RBIs . . . here’s the
windup . . .”
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Barney Tobey (8/24/1957)
37
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536
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (8/24/1957)
37
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537
animals area army atomic atoms battle bird blest bombs but corps counting explosion flies fly general go man marine marines military nature navy nice officials oft right soldier soldiers teat ten-nine-eight-seven-hold through trench war weaponry weapons 127416
1957
“Ten—nine—eight—seven—hold it!”
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Alan Dunn (8/24/1957)
37
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538
aide any back because boyfriend come date dating daughter didn't evidentially girl just love man marriage meet mother propose right romance search searching she single unhappy vacation young 127417
1957
“Try to look at the bright side. You had excellent food, a good rest, and two weeks of glorious weather.”
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Sidney Hoff (8/24/1957)
37
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539
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1957
“Thinking big again, eh, Cavanaugh?”
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Mischa Richter (8/24/1957)
37
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540
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Robert J. Day (8/24/1957)
37
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541
attendant automobile cars crowded crowds directions driver gas gives go hour jam necking population rubber rush station stop traffic 127421
1957
“Crawl straight along here about half a mile till you hit a jam at thejunction with 15. Take a right there, and about four miles up you’ll see
a bottleneck at the thruway construction. Inch left along the bridge thereonto 25A, and you creep right on into town on that.”
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Eldon Dedini (8/31/1957)
37
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542
accident back barbecue chef cook dinner domestic ground husband kill killed lying meat near out pit sees shiskabab skewer stab stabbed stabbing stick travesty which wife 127422
1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Chon Day (8/31/1957)
37
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543
aging couple days elderly front future golden good home house husband married porch remember setting speaks terrace their times wee woman years 127423
1957
“Henry, what ever happened to the best that was yet to be?”
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Barney Tobey (8/31/1957)
37
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544
dig dug geyser just loaded men millionaires natural oil resource rich setting spill spout strike striking struck top tower two tycoons 127424
1957
“We’ll sure be sitting pretty . . . if we ever get down.”
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Peter Arno (8/31/1957)
37
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545
back boy cheat cheater cheating danger date dating evidentially faithful feels fidelity friend's girl life love loyal loyalty monogamous monogamy motorcycle relationship ride risking sacrifice she 127425
1957
“Is there anyone else? Are you crazy?”
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Mischa Richter (8/31/1957)
37
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546
crafty crops desert deserted eat farm farmer farming food hero island islands planting resourceful rows shipwrecked stranded woman 127426
1957
“You’re a remarkable man, Mr. Griffin. Not many people would have seeds in their pocket at a time like this.”
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James Mulligan (8/31/1957)
37
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547
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (8/31/1957)
37
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548
boyfriend but deserted forest girl have listening lunchtime ordering out portable radio stranded take which woods 127429
1957
“Somehow I don’t feel that we’re really lost as long as I can still get ‘Luncheon at Sardi’s.’ ”
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Alan Dunn (8/31/1957)
37
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549
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1957
“Tell me. Are you cells any happier now that you’ve divided”
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Ed Fisher (8/31/1957)
37
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550
6-fs arms block cold communism communist communists conference eastern government k-4 leaders nuclear officials race red russia russian russians scare soviet soviets states union united war weaponry weapons x-100 y-7j 127431
1957
“Data from the recent tests prove that our K-4 missile is superior to their Navy’s Y-7J, inferior to their Army’s 6-F2,
and equal to their Air Force’s X-100.”
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Dana Fradon (8/31/1957)
37
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551
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1957
“Could he wear a Ivy League suit to C.C.N.Y.?”
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Perry Barlow (8/31/1957)
37
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552
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1957
“We can’t go on like this, Miriam.It isn’t fair to either of us.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (8/31/1957)
37
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553
background break daughter equipment hold home journey man microphone movie movies operates packing place recorder recording seasonal seasons son summer summertime taking tape their trip vacation vacations while wife 127434
1957
“. . . and so the Tolson family bid farewell to beautiful Lake Wamaragh.”
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Robert J. Day (8/31/1957)
37
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554
another atom bar bomb danger dangerous drink drinking hazard hazardous international man one radioactive relations war weapons 127435
1957
“What worries me is what if the damn fallout gets into the beer.”
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Robert Kraus (8/31/1957)
37
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555
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
William Steig (8/31/1957)
37
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556
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Chon Day (9/7/1957)
37
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557
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1957
“Well, now comes the job of separating the wheat from the chaff.”
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Mischa Richter (9/7/1957)
37
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558
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1957
“Don’t ask me. Nobody’s seen hide nor hair of him since we gave him that kickoff lunch.”
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Alan Dunn (9/7/1957)
37
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559
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1957
“My, it’s a big week for everybody! The Russians have theIntercontinental Ballistic Missile, and we have the Edsel.”
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Frank Modell (9/7/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (9/7/1957)
37
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1957
“Happy birthday, dear Daddy, happy birthday to you.”
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Claude Smith (9/7/1957)
37
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562
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1957
“Right now you’re standing just about in the dining-nook.”
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Peter Arno (9/7/1957)
37
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563
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (9/7/1957)
37
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1957
“We must be doing seventy easy!”
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Otto Soglow (9/7/1957)
37
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565
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Ton Smits (9/7/1957)
37
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566
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1957
“. . . and Baby, every time I crack that sound barrier, I’m thinking of you.”
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Barney Tobey (9/7/1957)
37
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567
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1957
“Holy smoke! Have you guys seen this script?”
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Charles Addams (9/7/1957)
37
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568
board boss business chairmen collar conference corporate employee employer employment executives members occupation office power powerful profession professional speaks white work 127451
1957
“All in favor say ‘Great idea, Chief!’ ”
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William O’Brian (9/7/1957)
37
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1957
“Do you think Mozart sat and sulkd because all the other kids went on a wienie roast?”
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Perry Barlow (9/7/1957)
37
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1957
“You’re beautiful when you’re angry.”
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Sidney Hoff (9/7/1957)
37
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571
advertise advertising }[an animal animals bird concerning consumer consumerism customer fish lady money pet pets sale sales selling shop shopping speaks spend spending store storefront 127454
1957
“Well, if he doesn’t sing, perhaps it’s because you haven’t given him a very happy home.”
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James Mulligan (9/7/1957)
37
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1957
“I appreciate your thoughtfulness, boys.It’s just that I’m not in the mood for music.”
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George Price (9/14/1957)
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573
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1957
“It was a perfect crime, but my trouble was that I couldn’t resist popping off about its damned perfection.”
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Sidney Hoff (9/14/1957)
37
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574
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1957
“Goodbye, dear, and remember—no matter how discouraging things may become at the office, you always have me to come home to.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (9/14/1957)
37
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575
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1957
“Ordinarily we just ignore him. But should he suddenly roar ‘To Yogi Berra,’ I’d advise you to raise your glass aloft.”
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Robert J. Day (9/14/1957)
37
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576
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1957
“Now what do I do? Just sit here and take it? Or can I dish it out, too?”
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Charles E. Martin (9/14/1957)
37
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577
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
James Stevenson (9/14/1957)
37
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578
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Dana Fradon (9/14/1957)
37
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579
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1957
“Bentley, old pal, you’re fired.”
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Chon Day (9/14/1957)
37
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580
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (9/14/1957)
37
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581
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1957
“Itchy-kitchy-koo.”
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Frank Modell (9/14/1957)
37
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582
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1957
“I roamed the world trying to find myself, and then I came home anddiscovered happiness right here in my own back yard.”
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Richard Taylor (9/14/1957)
37
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583
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1957
“It’s kind of hard to say. At the moment, I’m watching Allen, but I justswitched over from Sullivan, and I may switch back to him any minute.”
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Mischa Richter (9/14/1957)
37
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584
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1957
“Now, you’re sure this is very nice? We have an educated palate coming for dinner.”
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Perry Barlow (9/14/1957)
37
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585
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Richard Decker (9/14/1957)
37
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586
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1957
“What gets me is that more-decadent-than-thou attitude of his.”
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Eldon Dedini (9/14/1957)
37
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587
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1957
“Now for the big question. Will it fly?”
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Alain (9/21/1957)
37
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588
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1957
“I was looking forward to a few weeks of just doing nothing after Labor Day when along came James Gould Cozzens.”
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Frank Modell (9/21/1957)
37
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589
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1957
“I got my first Edsel today.”
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Mischa Richter (9/21/1957)
37
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590
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Chon Day (9/21/1957)
37
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591
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1957
“Now, now, Mr. Walters. We came to terms with the atomic fallout,didn’t we? Let’s do the same with the Asiatic flu.”
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Leonard Dove (9/21/1957)
37
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592
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1957
“You know, when it comes right down to it, in what other line of work can you finish at the end of the day and say, ‘I’ve left
the world a better place to live in’?”
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Perry Barlow (9/21/1957)
37
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593
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1957
“You know, you look very distinguished with a beard.”
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Peter Arno (9/21/1957)
37
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594
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (9/21/1957)
37
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595
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1957
“I’ll do the driving if you don’t mind, young lady.”
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Eldon Dedini (9/21/1957)
37
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596
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1957
“I don’t like you, and I don’t like your answering service!”
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Stan Hunt (9/21/1957)
37
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597
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Richard Decker (9/21/1957)
37
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598
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1957
“Three!” “Two!” “One!”
“Seven!” “Six!” “Five!” “Four!”
“We take you now to theArmy Anti-Aircraft andGuided Missile Trainingsite in Red Canyon, NewMexico, where you will
witness an actual firing ofthe newest secret weapon.”
“Ten!” “Nine!” “Eight!”
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Robert J. Day (9/21/1957)
37
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599
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1957
“And now take this one here, I—Oh, good heavens!”
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Robert Kraus (9/21/1957)
37
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1957
“I’m sorry, sir. You would have to be in an automobile.”
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William O’Brian (9/21/1957)
37
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601
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1957
“You see? I’ve always told you California wines weren’t so bad.”
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Ed Fisher (9/21/1957)
37
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602
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1957
“Social Security, income tax, farm subsidies, government-regulated thisand government-regulated that! Any way you look at it, Joe, the laststronghold of the free and independent American way of life is us.”
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James Mulligan (9/21/1957)
37
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603
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1957
“It boils down to this, Comrades. In the event of a civil war,should we immediately back the South or wait and step in when
both sides are exhausted?”
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Dana Fradon (9/28/1957)
37
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604
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1957
“Don’t give it a second thought,Miss Watkins. All my patients are crazy about me.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (9/28/1957)
37
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605
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (9/28/1957)
37
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1957
“It’s not losing her I’m worried about. It’s gaining him.”
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Richard Decker (9/28/1957)
37
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607
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (9/28/1957)
37
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608
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1957
“Am I permitted to cast a vote? I’m a teetotaller.”
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James Mulligan (9/28/1957)
37
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609
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1957
“Remember the one important difference about Shanke & Upton’s Hydroxyphenylamide-Sal
-Acetil-Hexachlorbenzyl. It’s medicated.”
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Chon Day (9/28/1957)
37
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1957
“No, dear, it’s not fallout. It’s hail.”
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Peter Arno (9/28/1957)
37
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611
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
William Steig (9/28/1957)
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612
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Robert J. Day (9/28/1957)
37
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613
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1957
“I’m freezing! Why didn’t you think of this in July or August?”
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Anatol Kovarsky (9/28/1957)
37
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1957
“That’s Dr. Amold Moore. He’s conducting an experiment to test thetheory that most great scientific discoveries were hit on by accident.”
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Sidney Hoff (9/28/1957)
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1957
“He wrote it with one eye on the movies and the other eye on the theatre, but the poor dear can’t get the damn thing published.”
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David Langdon (9/28/1957)
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1957
“Helen, does your parakeet ever huddle in the corner of the cage and just stare?”
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Barney Tobey (9/28/1957)
37
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617
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (9/28/1957)
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1957
“You say that you were in your home at ten o’clock on the night of May 16th, and yet you can’t tell us one single thing about Playhouse 90, the Video Theatre, or Million Dollar Movie!”
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Mischa Richter (9/28/1957)
37
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1957
“But let’s not forget the roadwork, shall we?”
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Eldon Dedini (9/28/1957)
37
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1957
“The way I see it, he’s just an average Joe and she’s the pretty kid next door. As the picture opens, she’s out on
parole and he’s got a monkey on his back.”
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Richard Taylor (10/5/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Ton Smits (10/5/1957)
37
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622
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1957
“That may be the you that you see, but it’s certainly not the you that I see.”
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Eldon Dedini (10/5/1957)
37
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623
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1957
“I’ve had it explained to me, but I still don’t understand it.”
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Alan Dunn (10/5/1957)
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624
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1957
“I don’t know about you, but I’m bushed.”
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Robert J. Day (10/5/1957)
37
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1957
“Miss Barry, will you please tell me if any of the other vice-presidents are watching it?”
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Claude Smith (10/5/1957)
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1957
“All right, all right, have it your way, Mrs. McCourtney. He’s sittingright here, guzzling booze with a couple of blondes.”
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Barney Tobey (10/5/1957)
37
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627
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Alain (10/5/1957)
37
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628
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1957
“How about asking them to send only twenty cents and make a little money on the deal?”
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Robert Kraus (10/5/1957)
37
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629
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1957
“We can thank those air-conditioned Cadillacs for this.”
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Robert J. Day (10/5/1957)
37
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1957
“I wouldn’t mind jury duty if it weren’t for its being all listening.”
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Mischa Richter (10/5/1957)
37
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1957
“And you, Higgins, watch that next Saturday. You’re still chopping their heads off.”
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Joseph Mirachi (10/5/1957)
37
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632
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1957
“Well, there’s one thing. You can stop worrying about the proper amount totip the cabin steward, the dining-room steward, and the deck steward.”
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Richard Decker (10/5/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Chon Day (10/5/1957)
37
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634
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1957
“How come you never capture anybody singlehanded?”
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Sidney Hoff (10/5/1957)
37
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635
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1957
“There’s no question in my mind. You either have to give the ‘Late Late Show’ up or give up ‘Sunrise Semester.’ ”
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Frank Modell (10/12/1957)
37
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1957
“I’m sorry, Son, but none of them is it.Those have been up there all along.”
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Barney Tobey (10/12/1957)
37
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637
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1957
“Nonsense, dear. Four hundred and thirty-eight isn’t old!”
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Charles Addams (10/12/1957)
37
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638
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1957
“I’ll come quietly, but just let me open it first or I’ll never sleep wondering what kind of a haul I’d have had.”
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Sidney Hoff (10/12/1957)
37
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1957
“Now, I don’t want you to do it my way because I say, ‘Do it my way.’ I want you to do it my way because you see it my way!”
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James Mulligan (10/12/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (10/12/1957)
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1957
“That’s just between us, of course. Mother’s always had the beliefthat he went down with his ship.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (10/12/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (10/12/1957)
37
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643
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1957
“This little piece of equipment is optional. Immediately upon impact withanother object, it sends a short-wave signal to your insurance company.”
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Robert J. Day (10/12/1957)
37
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1957
“Cowboy riding the range directly ahead!”
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Eldon Dedini (10/12/1957)
37
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645
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1957
“And, my friends, if for any reason you can’t find it in your heart to vote for me, do this, at least—stay home, don’t vote at all.”
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Robert Kraus (10/12/1957)
37
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1957
“On the other hand, this may be their way of saying hello.”
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Richard Decker (10/12/1957)
37
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647
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1957
“Wouldn’t you know it! For us, a string snaps.”
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Perry Barlow (10/12/1957)
37
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648
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1957
“Why don’t you pick on someone your own size?”
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Dana Fradon (10/12/1957)
37
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649
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1957
“My dog doesn’t understand me!”
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Rea Gardner (10/12/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (10/12/1957)
37
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651
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1957
“Well, I’ll be darned! That looks like an old 78K Zelmar. I never thought I’d be seeing one of those again.”
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Frank Modell (10/19/1957)
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652
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1957
“We’re not all that busy. They’re looking for serial numbers. Then off they run to a discount house.”
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Robert J. Day (10/19/1957)
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1957
“O.K., Madam, I’m a stiff-necked, niggling, stupid little bureaucrat,but that doesn’t alter the fact that you still owe the government
seventy-nine dollars and thirty-two cents.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (10/19/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Bernie Wiseman (10/19/1957)
37
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655
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1957
“You have thirty-two cavities.”
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Chon Day (10/19/1957)
37
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656
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1957
“Give this fella another Pink Lady, or whatever it is he’s drinking.”
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William Steig (10/19/1957)
37
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657
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1957
“Pop, tell me again how jazz came up the river from New Orleans.”
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Eldon Dedini (10/19/1957)
37
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658
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1957
“If everyone is ready, we will now proceed with the reading of the will.”
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Mischa Richter (10/19/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (10/19/1957)
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Peter Arno (10/19/1957)
37
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1957
“I agree it’s the same thing night after night, but what isn’t?”
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Sidney Hoff (10/19/1957)
37
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662
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1957
“Thank you very much. I know you’ll be very happy with your new car, and, by the way, our exciting new ’58 models will be ready in a week or two. I hope you’ll stop in and let us work out something in
the way of a nice trade for you.”
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Richard Decker (10/19/1957)
37
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663
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1957
“It was bound to happen.”
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Otto Soglow (10/19/1957)
37
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664
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1957
“It’s no one in particular. It’s everybody.”
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James Mulligan (10/19/1957)
37
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665
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (10/19/1957)
37
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666
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1957
“She says it’s a novel, and I’m afraid it’s about us.”
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Perry Barlow (10/19/1957)
37
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667
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1957
“You know something? If everybody in the country gave us just one stinking penny, we’d have over a
million and a half bucks.”
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Dana Fradon (10/19/1957)
37
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668
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1957
“My problem is this, Doctor. I’m not in tune with the bluebird.”
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Bernie Wiseman (10/19/1957)
37
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669
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1957
“Watch Brinkley carefully. He tried the soft sell.It didn’t work. Now he’s trying the hard sell.”
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George Price (10/26/1957)
37
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670
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1957
“It’s not bad of the camel, but my wife always cuts my head off.”
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Eldon Dedini (10/26/1957)
37
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671
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1957
“Is it all right if I drop this in here?”
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Frank Modell (10/26/1957)
37
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672
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1957
“And now, for two million dollars,who was Secretary of State under Rutherford B. Hayes?”
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Dana Fradon (10/26/1957)
37
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673
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
William O’Brian (10/26/1957)
37
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674
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1957
“It’s an authentic Gilbert Stuart, all right,but that’s as much as I’m prepared to swear to.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (10/26/1957)
37
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675
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1957
“One more remark like that, lady, and you’ll never get to see this show.”
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James Stevenson (10/26/1957)
37
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676
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1957
“I keep having this dream where people are dropping my name.”
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Charles Saxon (10/26/1957)
37
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677
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1957
“Well, that explains that big hello he gave me yesterday.”
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Sidney Hoff (10/26/1957)
37
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678
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1957
“I’m beginning to think it’s more than just good boxing. He’s showing signs of genuine hostility.”
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Joseph Mirachi (10/26/1957)
37
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679
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1957
“Can Hubert come out and play?”
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Mischa Richter (10/26/1957)
37
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680
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1957
“Evidence? Just look at those shifty eyes.”
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James Mulligan (10/26/1957)
37
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681
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1957
“You paid forty bucks for this?”
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Chon Day (10/26/1957)
37
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682
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (10/26/1957)
37
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683
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1957
“It isn’t just the gods, Matawana.My wife is getting pretty angry, too.”
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William O’Brian (11/2/1957)
37
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684
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles Addams (11/2/1957)
37
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685
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Alan Dunn (11/2/1957)
37
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686
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1957
“In case they should accept my book, I thought this photo would do nicely for the dust jacket.”
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James Mulligan (11/2/1957)
37
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687
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1957
“Will you ladies yield the floor to the President of the United States?”
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Mischa Richter (11/2/1957)
37
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688
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (11/2/1957)
37
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689
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1957
“No, no, Casey, bring the Ford. You know I’m visiting patients today.”
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Peter Arno (11/2/1957)
37
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690
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (11/2/1957)
37
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691
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1957
“The way you’re walking, a person might think you were trying to get rid of her.”
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William Steig (11/2/1957)
37
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1957
“See what I mean, Hobson? It’s the duty of the artist to communicate.”
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Anatol Kovarsky (11/2/1957)
37
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693
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1957
“No, thank you. I don’t think nature intended us to drink while flying.”
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Rea Gardner (11/2/1957)
37
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694
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1957
“And, finally, anyone who doesn’t like the way I’m running this team can leave right now.”
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Barney Tobey (11/2/1957)
37
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695
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1957
“Ah, my beloved—You are my beloved, aren’t you?”
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Sidney Hoff (11/2/1957)
37
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696
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1957
“Channel Two, button my shoe.Channel Four, close the door . . .”
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Frank Modell (11/2/1957)
37
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697
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1957
“It’s regulations, Mother. I have to ask you what your name is.”
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Chon Day (11/2/1957)
37
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698
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1957
“Right. . . . Right. . . . You’re right, as always. . . . Goodbye, Nikita.”
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Alan Dunn (11/9/1957)
37
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699
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1957
“I was just seeing if the red light on the dashboard works when you go over the prescribed speed.”
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Perry Barlow (11/9/1957)
37
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700
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1957
“Ouch, damn it!”
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Dana Fradon (11/9/1957)
37
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701
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1957
“It’s always the same story. As a kid, I just missed making Eagle Scout. Incollege, I came within an inch of making All-America. Over and over again
it’s been the same thing. Now, because of just one lousy million dollars,‘Fortune’ leaves me off its list of the seventy-six richest Americans.”
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Mischa Richter (11/9/1957)
37
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702
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (11/9/1957)
37
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703
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1957
“I know your cowardly type. Always trying to see the other person’s point of view.”
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David Langdon (11/9/1957)
37
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704
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1957
“They’re from the north country, and they want to know how about us and them pooling our know-how.”
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Robert J. Day (11/9/1957)
37
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1957
“I’m confused. Tell me again.Which countries have dictators we like?”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (11/9/1957)
37
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706
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Frank Modell (11/9/1957)
37
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707
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1957
“Do you realize Carol Reed probably makes more dough in a month than we get in a year?”
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Barney Tobey (11/9/1957)
37
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708
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1957
“Don’t forget where you borrowed it.”
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Richard Decker (11/9/1957)
37
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709
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1957
“Oh, happy, happy, happy! How the hell many happy women do you know?”
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Charles Saxon (11/9/1957)
37
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710
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1957
“I must have a sixth sense about these things. Something told me not to flunk him.”
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Eldon Dedini (11/9/1957)
37
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711
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Richard McCallister (11/9/1957)
37
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712
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1957
“Zounds! Am I going to have to knock myself out today!”
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Anatol Kovarsky (11/9/1957)
37
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713
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1957
“They’ve probably finished chow by now and are going over to therecreation hall to play cards or watch TV or something.”
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Joseph Mirachi (11/9/1957)
37
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714
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (11/16/1957)
37
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715
another cook cooking cuisine dining dinner dressings eating feast food meals one thanksgiving turkey 127618
1957
“Creamy mashed potatoes and gravy, chestnut stuffing with wild rice,cranberry sauce, candied yams, plum pudding— Hell, I mean if you
gotta go, that’s the way to go!”
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Dana Fradon (11/16/1957)
37
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716
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1957
“Looks as though neither the bride nor the groom showed up.”
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Mischa Richter (11/16/1957)
37
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717
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1957
“You haven’t seen anything yet. I hear that deMille is doing the deMille story.”
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Eldon Dedini (11/16/1957)
37
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718
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1957
“Hey, Joe, did you know that Cervantes, Galileo,Mahatma Gandhi, and Joan of Arc all did time?”
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Charles E. Martin (11/16/1957)
37
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719
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Robert J. Day (11/16/1957)
37
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1957
“I can give you two in the—er—ah—Family Circle.”
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Peter Arno (11/16/1957)
37
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721
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1957
“Yale-Princeton at Princeton! No wonder there was so little traffic all the way up here.”
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Richard Decker (11/16/1957)
37
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722
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1957
“And one of these mornings you’ll wake up, jump out of bed,and yell, ‘ Hooray! I don’t need Dr. Schwartzkopf any more!’ ”
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James Stevenson (11/16/1957)
37
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723
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
David Langdon (11/16/1957)
“Castaway adrift onstarboard side!”
37
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724
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1957
“We figured that as long as we’re out to give America an inferiority complex we might as well make it a good one.”
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Alan Dunn (11/16/1957)
37
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725
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1957
“Do you think maybe I’ve lost my killer instinct?”
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Barney Tobey (11/16/1957)
37
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726
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1957
“I wish when I was new around here someone had been thoughtful enough to tell me I was in the wrong line of work.”
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Charles Saxon (11/16/1957)
37
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727
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles Addams (11/16/1957)
37
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1957
“I suggest we waive the rule ofunanimity and let a simple majority vote decide.”
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Sidney Hoff (11/16/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (11/16/1957)
37
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730
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1957
“Our supermarket made such a hit at the Zagreb Trade Fair, how about next year sending them a discount house?”
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Alan Dunn (11/16/1957)
37
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731
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1957
“Oven-ready costs a few cents more and oven-ready is worth a few cents more!”
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George Price (11/23/1957)
37
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732
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1957
“By Allah, there’s a souped-up job for you!”
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Mischa Richter (11/23/1957)
37
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1957
“Do you know what this means to me? It means from now on, when Ihave something to say, people are going to listen.”
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Barney Tobey (11/23/1957)
37
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1957
“Just to put you straight, Comrades, the cult of personality is one thing,Nikita thinking he’s the whole cheese is quite another.”
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Alan Dunn (11/23/1957)
37
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1957
“And then he promised to get me into documentary films.”
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Ed Fisher (11/23/1957)
37
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1957
“Happy birthday, this year through 1967, inclusive!”
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Sidney Hoff (11/23/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Frank Modell (11/23/1957)
37
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738
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1957
“You know why I like this stream? Because it’s so kind and gentle to the hands.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (11/23/1957)
37
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1957
“Just exactly what makes you think I’m so well-adjusted, Mrs. Hewitt?”
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Charles Saxon (11/23/1957)
37
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740
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1957
“Here’s a ‘Wall Street Journal’that appears to be streaked with tears.”
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Perry Barlow (11/23/1957)
37
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741
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (11/23/1957)
37
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742
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1957
“Now, for instance, why aren’t those kids at a Saturday matinée?”
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Eldon Dedini (11/23/1957)
37
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743
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Robert J. Day (11/23/1957)
37
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744
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1957
“Do you suppose we birds will ever be able to fly?”
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Everett Opie (11/23/1957)
37
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1957
“It hurts when I laugh.”
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Chon Day (11/23/1957)
37
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746
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1957
“Joe, we’ve got to find a way to make it damned clear to the folks back home that when I say I’m utterly opposed
to handouts, I don’t mean all handouts.”
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Richard Decker (11/23/1957)
37
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747
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1957
“Gee, Og, it’s nice, but isn’t it awfully big?”
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Ed Fisher (11/30/1957)
37
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748
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (11/30/1957)
37
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749
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1957
“I’d lend you the money, but I don’t want to lose you as a friend.”
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William Steig (11/30/1957)
37
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750
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1957
“My God, Harry! Do you know what we forgot? We forgot to change the names to protect the innocent!”
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Charles E. Martin (11/30/1957)
37
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751
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1957
“Who gets the bread and water?”
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Chon Day (11/30/1957)
37
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752
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1957
“I’m worried about Nick. His horse came back without him.”
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William O’Brian (11/30/1957)
37
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753
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (11/30/1957)
37
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754
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1957
“O.K. on ‘ding.’ Now give me a ‘dong.’ ”
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Alan Dunn (11/30/1957)
37
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755
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1957
“Talk about passing the buck!”
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Anatol Kovarsky (11/30/1957)
37
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756
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1957
“He kept telling me he was a Renaissance man and that I cramped his style.”
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Eldon Dedini (11/30/1957)
37
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757
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
David Langdon (11/30/1957)
37
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758
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1957
“Keep an eye on him. I think he’s a comparison shopper from F. A. O. Schwarz.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (11/30/1957)
37
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1957
“Do you think I like being a hypochondriac?”
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Charles Saxon (11/30/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Dana Fradon (11/30/1957)
37
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761
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1957
“When you say that, twinkle!”
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Richard Decker (11/30/1957)
37
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762
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1957
“I wonder what the ’58 Cadillac looks like.”
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James Mulligan (11/30/1957)
37
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763
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1957
“But Mr. Harding! What about our gentlemen’s agreement?”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (12/7/1957)
37
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1957
“They must be using one of those hidden commercials. I suddenly feel a terrible urge for something called O’Brien’s Mustard Pickles.”
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Dana Fradon (12/7/1957)
37
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765
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1957
“A last-minute hitch, Colonel. He wants pocket money.”
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Alan Dunn (12/7/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (12/7/1957)
37
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767
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1957
“Oh, oh! There goes our Christmas bonus.”
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Barney Tobey (12/7/1957)
37
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768
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1957
“For instance, right now, do you think the Russians are fooling aroundwith a regional get-together of metallurgical engineers?”
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Eldon Dedini (12/7/1957)
37
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769
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Frank Modell (12/7/1957)
37
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770
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1957
“Oh dear! I think I waved to a Thunderbird by mistake!”
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William O’Brian (12/7/1957)
37
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771
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1957
“You know, ladies, with a little imagination cooking can be fun! Now, today we’re going to learn how to
bring variety to an old, time-tested recipe.”
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Charles Addams (12/7/1957)
37
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772
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1957
“Well, Irene, I just figured it out. If I walked in front of a truck tomorrow, you’d be worth one hundred and four thousand dollars.”
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Charles Saxon (12/7/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (12/7/1957)
37
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1957
“I’m not concerned about what they are. What I want to know is why didn’t we get one?”
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Robert J. Day (12/7/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Ton Smits (12/7/1957)
37
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1957
“What would you suggest for a man who doesn’t like anything?”
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Perry Barlow (12/7/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (12/7/1957)
37
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778
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1957
“Pulling out, bud?”
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Alan Dunn (12/14/1957)
37
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1957
“You’re all fired!”
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James Mulligan (12/14/1957)
37
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780
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1957
“That’s a blow. We were hoping World War III would be all over and done with.”
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Robert J. Day (12/14/1957)
37
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1957
“Harry, I think we’ve got Christmas licked.”
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Peter Arno (12/14/1957)
37
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782
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Saul Steinberg (12/14/1957)
37
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783
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1957
“Oh God, don’t tell me we’ll have them next to us all winter!”
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Garrett Price (12/14/1957)
37
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784
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (12/14/1957)
37
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785
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1957
“I think you know everybody here.”
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Sidney Hoff (12/14/1957)
37
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786
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
David Langdon (12/14/1957)
37
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787
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1957
“I can’t understand why you keep fretting, John. Automation or noautomation, there will always be a Chairman of the Board.”
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Perry Barlow (12/14/1957)
37
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788
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1957
“. . . and I wanna set of matched clubs, and a hi-fi set, and a Jaguar, and a case of bourbon, and a power mower, and a . . .”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (12/14/1957)
37
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1957
“Surely, Son, you can find something to paint indoors.”
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Anatol Kovarsky (12/14/1957)
37
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790
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Charles E. Martin (12/14/1957)
37
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791
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Otto Soglow (12/14/1957)
37
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792
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1957
“So for the smoothest, closest shaves ever, give Dad the shaver Santa uses.”
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Frank Modell (12/14/1957)
37
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793
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1957
“Now, don’t forget to laugh sometimes, Andrew.”
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Stan Hunt (12/14/1957)
37
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794
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1957
“When you have to refer to them, refer to them as ‘the so-called low-priced three’—you know, with a sort of a sneer.”
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Perry Barlow (12/21/1957)
37
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1957
“Well, what seems to be the trouble, Mr. Sims?”
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William Steig (12/21/1957)
37
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796
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1957
“And it certainly wasn’t very Christmassy the way you stood therescowling and picking the cloves out of your mulled wine.”
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Whitney Darrow, Jr. (12/21/1957)
37
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797
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Alan Dunn (12/21/1957)
37
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798
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1957
“Well, we haven’t any tartare sauce, so shut up about it!”
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Chon Day (12/21/1957)
37
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799
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Claude Smith (12/21/1957)
37
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800
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1957
“Goodness! The ‘Herald Tribune’ never used to have such crabby editorials.”
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James Mulligan (12/21/1957)
37
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801
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Mischa Richter (12/21/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Barney Tobey (12/21/1957)
37
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803
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1957
“Now, there’s a guy who’s ruined Christmas for every other man in the neighborhood.”
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Robert J. Day (12/21/1957)
37
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804
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1957
“That’s just the trouble. I can’t lick them and they won’t let me join them.”
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Richard Decker (12/21/1957)
37
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805
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1957
“Cross your heart and hope to die, you wrote this novel all by yourself?”
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Frank Modell (12/21/1957)
37
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806
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1957
“Please, Professor Jenkins! Forty centuries are looking down upon us.”
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Joseph Mirachi (12/21/1957)
37
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807
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Perry Barlow (12/21/1957)
37
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808
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1957
“In ‘Main Street,’ Sinclair Lewis—or, if you will, Carol Kennicott—faces the dilemma of an inhibiting environment such as we met with
earlier in Stendhal, and, one might even say, in Proust . . .”
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James Stevenson (12/28/1957)
37
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809
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1957
“I want to apologize for what I said at the Christmas party,Mr. Davis. I really think you’re a handsome man.”
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Eldon Dedini (12/28/1957)
37
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810
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1957
“Tell your readers that I’m keeping in close touch with the situation.”
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Mischa Richter (12/28/1957)
37
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1957
“Just give him lots and lots of love.”
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William Steig (12/28/1957)
37
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812
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1957
“I have news for you. I’m a mirage.”
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Ton Smits (12/28/1957)
37
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813
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Alphonse Normandia (12/28/1957)
37
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814
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1957
“Some lunatic wants to know what program we’re watching.”
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Peter Arno (12/28/1957)
37
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1957THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER
Anatol Kovarsky (12/28/1957)
37
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1957
“The music goes ’round and around Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho and it comes out here.”
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Otto Soglow (12/28/1957)
37
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817
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1957
“One thing you’ve got to hand to Nikita.When he’s through with a person, he’s through!”
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Alan Dunn (12/28/1957)
37
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818
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1957
“I sympathize with you, Madam, but under the existing statutes of the State of New York you can’t get a divorce on the ground
that your husband is a lemon.”
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Chon Day (12/28/1957)
37
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1957
“Oh dear!”
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Barney Tobey (12/28/1957)
37
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820
annoyed awakened deliver delivery early groceries grocery looks man milkman morning need 127732
1957
“About this note, sir. Do you mean you haveno milk or you want no milk?”
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Richard Decker (12/28/1957)
37
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1957
“Why don’t you admit it? All the time you’re snarling at those drivers, it’s me you’re really snarling at.”
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Charles Saxon (12/28/1957)
37
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