1932 - The Complete Cartoons Of The New Yorker
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Best two falls out of three, Mr Montague? Okay?”James Thurber (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3713brawl energetic fearful fight fighting fisticuffs looks man problems rushes violence woman wrestle wrestler wrestling 140300
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“No, no, not weeping! I said I was sleeping!”Denys Wortman (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3723bed behavior call calling code courtesy cry crying etiquette graces man manners phone rude rudeness sleep sleepy sob sobbing social tear tearing tears telephone weep 140301
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Ixnay.”Garrett Price (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3733card cards cheat cheater cheating game games help hint hints hired housekeeper housekeeping maid maids over playing shoulder woman 140302
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKEROtto Soglow (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3743apartment apartments building cash clothing coat depression dollar doorman exchange finances financial flat hole holes home homes house knee money patch patched patches poor rag rags rate repair repairs service 140303
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“They’re forty seconds fast.”William Crawford Galbraith (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3753all around celebrating clock cocktail eve events gatherings happy holiday holidays introductions leisure mingling new parties party people season seasonal seasons sitting social socializing stickler table them time timing whilst year year's 140304
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“If I tell you a secret, Mrs. Wodley, will youpromise not to shoot your mouth off?”William Steig (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3763behavior big blab blabbermouth code confidence courtesy etiquette gossip graces man manners rude rudeness secretive secrets social talk talkative woman 140305
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“We have arrived at a verdict.”Richard Decker (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3773brawl court courthouse courtroom fight fighting fisticuffs judicial juries juror jury knocked law legal one out panel problems rest system trial violence 140306
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Come down, Atwater! Even if you get it, you’ll soon tire of it.”Wallace Morgan (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3783class climbing crime illegal lamp light man money off opulence post rich statue statues steal stealing stop thief traffic trying upper wealth wealthy 140307
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“I met her in the Grand Central.We had a glass of buttermilk together.”Leonard Dove (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 3793american americans city commute commuter date drink drinks front girlfriend indian indians manhattan mass native neighborhoods new nyc rail railroad regional reservation sitting station teepee train trains transit transportation travel tribe two urban york 140308
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKEROtto Soglow (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 37103along bravest crown department emergency engine fdny fight fighter fire firefighter fireman firemen fires goes hat hats highness king little new rest royal royalty ruler rulers truck volunteer york 140309
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“All right, all right, hoard y’r money!”Rea Gardner (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 37113buy cash class denied dollar exchange finances financial ignore ignored novelties novelty opulence rate refused rich sales sell selling stingy street tight toy toys trying tycoon upper vendor wealth wealthy won't 140310
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ You the lady with the cracked gasket?”Helen E. Hokinson (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 37123auto automobiles car cars garage garageman leak mechanic mechanics motor oil play problems transmission trouble word 140311
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Get ready again—the Los Angeles New Year is due in one minute.”I. Klein (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 37133california celebrate celebrating celebration cities city each eastern eve events families family gatherings happy holiday holidays leisure makers new noise pacific parties party season seasons social socializing time times western year's zone zones 140313
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Don’t deliver it until next week. I want a few days to myself.”Alan Dunn (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 37143absurd advertise advertising alone big buy consumer consumerism creasing delay deliveries delivery dresser furniture hold large mirror money odd off purchase regarding sale sales salesman selling shop shopping spend spending store storefront table time wait woman 140314
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Then I married Steve—probably the biggest event in my diet.”Alan Dunn (1/2/1932)Return to Main Menu 37153another couple couples diets expression fitness health healthy heavy love marriage one physical relationships set size weight woman 140315
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Elise promised to marry the man who took her home from the Cromwells’party. Fortunately she remembered the license number of his car.”Mary Petty (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37163affection bride ceremony certain cocktail digits domestic drinks events gatherings gossip groom having introductions leisure love marriage matrimony memory mingling numbers nuptial parties plate plates propose relations relationships romance social socializing specific wed wedding women 140317
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“C’mon, beat it!”William Steig (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37173annoy annoyed annoying bothering bothersome cuisine dining eat eating eats food foods get here hunger hungry leave looking man meals nosey out outside people restaurant restaurants through watching window 140318
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Papa spank if you muss up his handkerchiefs.”James Thurber (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37183aiming around back boy bureau child childhood children drawer families family father father's firearms guns handguns kids parent parenting parents pistol problems punish punishment rearing reprimand reprimanding revolver rifles rummaged small this weaponry weapons 140319
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Where men accumulate and wealth decays.”Reginald Marsh (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37193area bear beggar beggars bonds bull bum bums city dollar down economy finance hobo hobos homeless homelessness investments manhattan market money neighborhoods new nyc nyse park poor poverty regional stock street tramp tramps urban wall york 140320
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Who’s the big shot around here?”Garrett Price (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37203baked bakery baking behavior boss candy code coming courtesy door employer etiquette fashioned front goods graces head honcho inquiry into man manners owner rude rudeness sale sales salesman selling shop social store sweets 140321
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“General Motors is one of Elwood’s clients.”Alice Harvey (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37213automobiles autos business car cars children client companies company customer customers dealership drive driving employment introduce introduced introduction introductions kid kids lawyer meet mom mother occupation office parent parenting parents profession professional referring son woman work 140322
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Austin will do the scoring, girls. He’s made a study of it.”Helen E. Hokinson (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37223bridge card cards club clubs experiment game games group groups keeper man meetings members organizations players score scores studied women 140323
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“The young are born alive, you know. It’s a perfect scream to watch.”Richard Decker (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37233birth consumerism customer entertaining entertainment fish front life miracle pet pets sale sales salesman selling shop store 140324
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERINVENTION FOR THE HOMEIngenious device for getting song-composersaway from the piano during partiesRea Irvin (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37243cocktail compposer eject ejection ejector events gatherings home ingenious instrument instruments introductions invent invention inventions leisure lever man mingling party player pulls rises seat seats social socializing stool 140325
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ You know what I feel like doing tonight, Ethel? Going out with aswell guy in a limousine to a country club for dinner.”Denys Wortman (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37253automobiles autos car cars cuisine date dates daydreaming designer designers dining dream dreams drive driving eat eating eats evening fabric food foods meals perfect restaurant restaurants seamstress seamstresses warehouse women working 140326
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“—so, after the laughter dies down from the Swede story, I’ll touch onpresent conditions and then urge closer coöperation, et cetera.”Perry Barlow (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37263about campaign campaigning candidate civil election government make man official platform political politicians politics speech stories 140327
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“I wouldn’t trust Evangeline Adams or anybody.”Barbara Shermund (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37273astrologer astrology class fortune future men money opulence rich teller three tuxedos untrustworthy upper wealth wealthy woman 140328
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Just like a woman—insisting on a doorwhere Nature cries for a window.”Alan Dunn (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37283apartment apartments architect architecture blueprint blueprints building design designs estate flat gender home homes house looking mother plans real rent sexes 140329
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKEROtto Soglow (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37293animal animals bird birds cab cabs car cars chickens driving feasant foul hen jumps passenger passengers passes poultry ride rides riding taxi truck 140330
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Well, here we are. We all have a touch of the grippe,but we won’t be any trouble.”I. Klein (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37303another contagious disease family flu guest guests health illness influenza play sick sickness viral visit visiting visitor visitors word 140331
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“But Madame, if I take out any more you won’t have any character.”Helen E. Hokinson (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37313beautician beauty cosmetics eyebrows having make makeover matron parlor pluck plucking primping removed salon tweeze tweezing vain vanity 140332
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Please don’t get a shave, dumpling. I’ve become accustomed to you.”John Reehill (1/9/1932)Return to Main Menu 37323affection beard beg begging couple couples cut domestic facial hair hairs like likes love loves man marriage married matrimony not off plead pleading relations relationships romance shaved shaving used woman 140333
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Anyway, I’m glad I’m not a solitary drinker.”Barbara Shermund (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37333alcohol alcoholic alcoholism attraction attractive chase cocktail drink drinking drunk events flirt flirting gatherings hit hitting inebriated intoxicated leisure liquor man mingling parties party sex sexual social socializing woman 140335
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ You and your suppressed desires!”James Thurber (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37343art artist artistic artwork attraction attractive canvas chase chasing fantasies fantasy feelings flirt flirting hidden hit hitting humanities innermost man men nude painter painting pictures repressed sex sexual subconscious there thoughts wall woman women 140336
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERJust around the cornerAlfred Frueh (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37353around bear bonds bull business chart charts corner crutch decrease decreasing depression dollar downfall downhill economy employment finance graph graphs great grid grids investments just low man market money nyse shows stock street trend walking wall work 140337
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“So little Mary Bell has become a social worker. How brave!”Helen E. Hokinson (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37363bravery class debutante employment etiquette job jobs manners money opulence rich rude sarcasm sarcastic upper wealth wealthy wise woman work 140338
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERJohn Held, Jr. (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37373animal animals automobile automobiles autos calls car cars disturbed drive driving encounters engraved held horse horses invention inventions john jr- little mars meet meeting meetings memoirs memories memory new olde seems train transit transportation trolley vehicle wood-cut york-the 140339
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Shall I order a new halberd and some greavesfor this suit of armor, sir? I was never able tofind the others after Mrs. Eustice’s party.”Don Herold (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37383butler cocktail employer events gatherings knights lost medieval missing outfit outfits parties pieces social socializing weapon weaponry weapons 140340
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKEROtto Soglow (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37393appearances attire boutique clothes clothing design fashion gown highness into king little looks made model modeling pajamas pattern queen royal royalty ruler rulers sales select shop shopping style trend trendy 140341
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Are you sure it’s for coffee?”William Steig (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37403beggar beggars begging boy boys bum bums caffeine cash childhood children dime dollar drink drinks exchange finances financial hobo hobos homeless homelessness inquiry ironic irony kid kids little money poor poverty rate tramp tramps youth 140342
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Um, Everett, nutmeg! I don’t know when I’ve had nutmeg!”Alice Harvey (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37413cuisine dining eat eating eats food foods husband meals out restaurant restaurants service spice spices waiter waiters while woman 140343
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“This is no time to cut down our naval program.”I. Klein (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37423animal animals area back concerned concerns cowboys desert deserted dollar finances financial fund funding horse horseback horses ironic irony military money national navy ranch reduce reduction riding security two west western 140344
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“If I take the 4:17, that will get me home in time to gargle at 5.”Mary Petty (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37433age aging citizen citizens clean cleaning compulsive elderly mouth mouthwash obsessive rinse rinsing schedule senior times timing train trains transit two women 140345
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“A failure. That’s what I am—a failure!”Carl Rose (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37443bank banking banks break break-in burglar can't crime criminal criminals crook depressed depression fail failed into misery money morose problems rob robber robbery sad sadness safe savings thief thieves unhappiness unhappy upset 140346
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Shall we send it, sir, or will you take it with you?”I. Klein (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37453anatomy bones buy buying deliver delivery experiment inquiry mail mailing man package pointing purchase purchased sales science scientist scientists sell selling skeletal skeleton skeletons 140348
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Now if you’d just let me see the one onthe bottom again I think I could decide.”Denys Wortman (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37463advertise advertising angry annoyed annoying carpet carpets consumer consumerism decision department disgruntled enraged furious irate irritated looking mad money rug rugs sale sales salesman selling shop shopping spend spending store storefront upset woman 140349
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Have you driven the new Buick with wizard control?”Helen E. Hokinson (1/16/1932)Return to Main Menu 37473age aging another automobiles autos car cars citizen citizens cruise drive driving elderly lady one senior women 140350
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“No, Barbara, not now! The Signor is beginning his song.”Garrett Price (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37483candies candy childhood children concert girl girls interrupt interrupting interruption kid kids little mother music offering party passing performance performer sales sell selling she singer sweets youth 140352
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“And this is the one I had trouble getting into the country.”Barbara Shermund (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37493about art artist artistic artwork canvas censor censored censorship dirty filthy galleries gallery humanities material museum museums naked nude nudity painter painting paintings shocking women 140353
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ Yes, but my George has broader shoulders.”William Steig (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37503analyze analyzing back-to-back compare comparing comparison couples domestic height husband husbands love marriage married matrimony measure measuring men relations relationships size stand stature wife wives 140354
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Why, dear, you remember Danbury. That’s theplace where you and Mother washed our hands.”Alice Harvey (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37513child childhood children clean cleaned cleaning cleanse conneticut direct direction directions driving families family forgot gas getting inquiry kids lost memory parent parenting parents rearing station travel traveling trip trips vacation wash washing 140355
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Would this book refresh your memory?”Robert J. Day (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37523account bench books business court courthouse courtroom defendant evidence exhibit guilty judge judicial juries jury law lawyer lawyers ledger legal record records remember system transactions trial witness 140356
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“To all appearances he was Mr. Frazierand I was a trained nurse out of a job—inside I was asking myself ‘Why?’ ”Alan Dunn (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37533alcohol alcoholic alcoholism another booze drink drinking drinks drunk girl health inebriated intoxicated liquor medical mixed one problems relations relationships women 140357
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“I ask you, what kind of a person is it thatgallivants around in a foreign automobile?”James Thurber (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37543attraction attractive automobiles car cars chase cocktail events flirt flirting gatherings hit hitting jealous jealousy leisure men mingling near parties party sex sexual showoff social socializing sofa surrounded talking them three two woman women 140358
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERAlfred Frueh (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37553abuse abusive apache around back beat beater beating beats brawl chance couple couples dance dancer dancing fight fighting fisticuffs goes job man marriage married out passing perform performance performer problems signs spousal stage theater theatre throw throws toss tossed violence wife window 140359
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Now I’m beginning to place you!”Perry Barlow (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37563army battle cocktail corps events gatherings general leisure man many marine marines medals memory military mingling navy parties party recall recalled recalls remember remembering remembers social socializing soldier soldiers talking war 140360
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“My husband never got Hamlet’s viewpoint all through the play.”William Crawford Galbraith (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37573about another broadway cuisine dining eat eating eats entertainment food foods hamlet meals misunderstanding misunderstood plays playwright restaurant restaurants shakespeare talking theater theatre woman 140361
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ You’re fired!”Richard Decker (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37583boat boats employee employer fire firing jobless lighthouse lighthouses man operator operators ship ships storm storms stranded terminated unemployed warn warning weather without work 140362
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“There is also another very grave question for usto decide: what shall we do with Germany?”Helen E. Hokinson (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37593auction auctioneer auctioning club clubs countries country foreign german group groups map maps meeting meetings members organizations policies policy women's 140363
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Then I harpoon you and you dive underand thrash around with your tail.”William Steig (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37603analogy association bath bathing bathtub boat boy child childhood children families family hunt hunting imagination kids little papa parent parents playing pretend pretending reference spear too tub tubs weight whale whales 140364
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Now this little chair has a most intriguing leg.”Helen E. Hokinson (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37613advertise advertising chairs consumer consumerism design designs different furniture interesting lady money pitch sale sales salesman selling shop shopping spend spending store storefront style unique 140365
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Just sit in there, sir, and blow that horn once.”Leonard Dove (1/23/1932)Return to Main Menu 37623boat boats consumer consumerism customer money pitch sale sales salesman selling ship ships shop shopping speedboat spend spending store storefront vessel yacht yachts 140366
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Quitter!”William Steig (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37633anagrams behavior childish class game games loser men money opulence playing quit quits rich sore three upper wealth wealthy word words 140368
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“He’s very talented—he’s a Swedish count.”Barbara Shermund (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37643class majesty monarch monarchy money opulence pool regal rich royalty ruler seasonal side sire sitting summer summertime swim swimming talent upper wealth wealthy women 140369
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“All right, have it your way—you heard a seal bark!”James Thurber (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37653animal animals awake barks bed beds bedtime behind couple disturbed disturbing figment imagination imagine imagining sea seals sleeping sound sounds there 140370
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERTURNING OF THE TIDEA brokerage house receives an order to buy ten shares of Goldman SachsRea Irvin (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37663bear bonds bull buying celebrate celebrating celebration comeback companies company dollar economy finance happiness happy investments management market men money nyse over rise rising sachs stock street tide turning wall wealth 140371
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Now remember, you’ve got to throw outyour clutch when you shift gears.”Richard Decker (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37673advice advise advising automobiles autos car cars company drive driving emergency engine fdny fire firefighter fireman firemen gear help helping hook instruction instructions instructor ladder learn learning long manual shifting teach teacher teaching transmission truck trucks very 140372
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKEROtto Soglow (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37683appearances attire beach bow clothes clothing down dresses each goes highness island islands isle journey king leader little looks natives ocean off problems royal royalty ruler rulers ship shipwrecked stranded style the time tour travel trip vacation world worship worshiping 140373
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ You mustn’t send me any more flowers, Mr. Buckley.We’re just playing with fire, you know.”Alan Dunn (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37693adultery affair arrangement bouquet breakups cheat cheating evidence extramarital flower infidelity man problems relationships woman 140374
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Hello, what’s this?”Robert J. Day (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37703amazed amazement astounded awe bewildered building buildings city dumbfounded foreigners looking manhattan neighborhoods new nyc regional shock shocked skyscraper skyscrapers speechless surprised tourist tourists urban york 140375
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ Yeah, and what’s more, I’ll break your passenger’s neck, too!”Leonard Dove (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37713arguing automobiles autos brawl cab cabbies cabs car cars drive driving fight fighting fisticuffs injure injuries injury problems taxi taxis threat threatening two violence while 140376
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“And now how would my patient like to loll a while on a sunny beach?”Perry Barlow (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37723beaches bulb bulbs health high lamp lamps large light lights medical nurse outside patients play powered precipitation rain raining sun weather word 140377
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“I’ll be a little late for dinner this evening, dear.We’re laying the keel for a cruiser.”Richard Decker (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37733boat boats boatyard construct construction domestic eat eating eats family food foods husband leaving marriage married matrimony meals relationships ship ships stern warship warships work working 140378
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“He’s signing now. Oh boy, that’s salesmanship for you!”I. Klein (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37743bar barroom bars bartender contract document house idea ideas man papers pitch pub public referring sales salesman signature tavern 140379
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Still a trifle on the lean side, aren’t you, Mr. Warburton?”Kemp Starrett (1/30/1932)Return to Main Menu 37753being clothes clothing man measure measured measurement measurements size skinny slim stature suit suits tailor tailoring thin trim 140380
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“ ‘Through the Park!’ he said crazily to the driver.”Barbara Shermund (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37763buggy carriage central city date dates dating disaster discussing evening horse manhattan neighborhoods new night nyc one's out problems regional relationships ride riding romantic spontaneous town two urban women york 140382
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Mrs. Meicklejohn wanted this one but I’d feel lost without it.”Otto Soglow (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37773affection army domestic general generals lots love many marine marines marriage married matrimony medal medals military navy relations relationships romance soldier soldiers 140383
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“He wants to know if we can spare some French vermouth.”Richard Decker (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37783alcohol boat boats booze code drink drinks extra flag flags france language languages liquor prohibition ship ships signal signaling smuggling spares surplus 140384
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Dad says if I buy any more pastels he’ll cut me off.”Peter Arno (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37793allowance bed bedtime color colors couple couples down father finance finances little lying man money parent parenting pay problems situation spoiled wife 140385
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Mmm. Pancakes!”William Crawford Galbraith (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37803boy boys breakfast butler butlers childhood children class dining eat eating eats food foods kid kids little meals money opulence rich servants served service serving spoiled three upper waiter waiters wealth wealthy youth 140386
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“I hate to think of doing this all my life.I always wanted to be a spy.”Alan Dunn (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37813agent another career change clerk different dime dream dreaming dreams espionage fantasize fantasy job new occupation one secret shop store thrift top undercover work 140387
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERTHE TURNING OF THE TIDEThe Department of Agriculture receives an orderfor three packages of geranium seedsRea Irvin (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37823arrived bear bonds bull business dollar economy excited farming finance flower flowers happy investments joyous market money nyse plant planting plants stock street thrilled tide turning wall 140388
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“He ignored us.”Sidney Hoff (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37833apartment apartments attention behind building can cans couple couples domestic flat garbage home homes house ignorance ignore left man marriage married matrimony pay referring relations relationships rent trash woman 140389
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKER“Comfortable?”Richard Decker (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37843comfort cop cops enforcement inquiry law motorcycle motorcycles nypd officer patrol patrolling police policeman policemen ride riding sarcasm sarcastic sidecar traffic uncomfortable 140390
1932THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YORKERTHE BLOODHOUND AND THE BUG (1 of 2)James Thurber (2/6/1932)Return to Main Menu 37853animals back beetle beetles best bloodhound bug bugs but canines chase chases chasing dog doggie dogs follow following follows friend gets goes hole insect insects into
card cards cheat cheater cheating game games help hint hints hired housekeeper housekeeping maid maids over playing shoulder woman 140302 1932 “Ixnay.” THE COMPLETE CARTOONS OF THE NEW YO
May 02, 2018 · D. Program Evaluation ͟The organization has provided a description of the framework for how each program will be evaluated. The framework should include all the elements below: ͟The evaluation methods are cost-effective for the organization ͟Quantitative and qualitative data is being collected (at Basics tier, data collection must have begun)
Silat is a combative art of self-defense and survival rooted from Matay archipelago. It was traced at thé early of Langkasuka Kingdom (2nd century CE) till thé reign of Melaka (Malaysia) Sultanate era (13th century). Silat has now evolved to become part of social culture and tradition with thé appearance of a fine physical and spiritual .
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Efficacy of Teaching with Cartoons Political cartoons have been used for quite a long time for teaching political and historical social studies concepts (Dougherty, 2002; Risinger & Heitzmann, 2008). Cartoons have been successfully used to teach science concepts to elem
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