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

67. "How much are you asking for Maurice Evans?" or "How much is Maurice Evans?" Box 14, Folder 311

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67. "The general picture is this. We went in the hole with 'Twelfth Night'…" Box 5, Folder 91

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68. [Scene at rehearsal of an amateur theatrical company—matron director conversing with cast.], 1938-1938 Box 14, Folder 312

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68. [Three matrons with cameras encounter two Mexican men lounging in afternoon siesta.] Box 5, Folder 92

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69. Detached cover of the January 5, 1946, issue, 1946-1946 Box 5, Folder 93

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69. [Scene at rehearsal of amateur theatrical company—matron director directing three members of the cast.], 1938-1938 Box 14, Folder 313

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6. "Don't go, everybody! There are lots more commentators to come." Box 11, Folder 244

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6. "He just doesn't understand conversational French." Box 12, Folder 259

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6. [Scene at outdoor church bazaar: matron and chauffeur arrives, each carrying a cake.] Box 3, Folder 44

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6. "Sit down, Oiving, you don't want one of these ladies to get your seat, do you?", 1931-1931 Box 4, Folder 60

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