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Start Over Collection Helen E. Hokinson Cartoons for The New Yorker, 1926-1949

49. "Herbert, I want to talk with you about these 1927, '28 and '29 Fortune magazines." Box 13, Folder 294

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49. [Matron in hat and fur coat seated on a couch in a room cluttered with furniture.] Box 5, Folder 85

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4. A taxi in Paris—and what happens after you get one. Box 11, Folder 247

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4. "But if a girl goes to Briarcliff and to Arthur Murray's do you think she really needs Smith?" Box 15, Folder 326

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4. Carnegie Hall—Saturday morning. "Hurry up! The band's already started." Box 2, Folder 22

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4. Country store. "Mr. Kirby says we don't carry marshmallows—they sell out too fast." Box 12, Folder 257

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4. Dancing class—a disgusted advanced pupil draws a beginner. Box 10, Folder 170

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4. "It's the same lecture, but for twenty dollars more he wears a leopard skin.", 1932-1932 Box 1, Folder 4

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4. Very likely a gentleman will say to you some evening—"I wonder how you'd look with you hair long." Box 2, Folder 17

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50. "I represent sixteen shareholders who are madder than wet hens!" or…"who are just as mad as we can be." Box 13, Folder 295

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