Word: cartoons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...football picture in fast and slow motion; "Taking a Chance", hazardous moments from all forms of sport both in fast and slow motion; "Three Foolish Weeks", a burlesque on Eleanor Glynn's famous story, with Ben Turpin as the fair-haired hero; and an "Aesop Fable", an animated cartoon by Paul Terry...
...Episcopal admonition of Bishop William T. Manning. "In disregard of my counsel . . . you used eurythmic or other dancing in said church. . . . Therefore I hereby notify you that I decline to visit the congregation and parish of St. Mark's (TIME, Apr. 7). Bishop Manning was shown in a cartoon quoting the words of a once popular music-hall melody...
...dramatic writing. Before I ever came to this country I tried to persuade Oxford and Cambridge to adopt something of the sort. Mind you that was before I ever had heard of Professor Baker. The critics laughed at me and Punch published a rather humiliating but very amusing cartoon of Bernard Shaw. Barrie, and other well-known playwrights all sitting in front of a blackboard at school. Then when I came over here you can imagine my satisfaction in finding something of the sort at both Columbia and Harvard...
...Must Pay," "Marry Me," "Hero Sued." It happened that the first issue of the Mirror coincided with the first day of the Democratic Convention. The politics of the Convention were disposed of promptly on the second page, terminating in less than a short column by bumping into a cartoon. The article summed up the situation by giving the, betting on odds on the candidates and added: "The radio will tell the rest." The editorial page was the chief distinction of the Mirror, whose motto is: "Make It Short and Snappy." Describing itself, the Mirror, with unwonted candour, said: "Daily Mirror...
...current number of the Pravda, the official organ of the Soviets, contains a cartoon. This represents three rollicking gentlemen, (arm-in-arm, in top hats, one of which is encircled by a nimbus. Underneath are three names, The King of England,' 'MacDonald and 'Jesus Christ...