Collection: Helen E. Hokinson Cartoons for The New Yorker, 1926-1949 - CAO: Powered by ArcLight and hosted at Western CT State University Search Results

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

86. "There won't be a German prisoner in the lower berth will there?" Box 6, Folder 104

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87. "I'm just looking to see if he says anything about New Canaan." Box 6, Folder 105

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88. "What makes A. J. Cronin's people get into so much trouble?" Box 6, Folder 106

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89. "Is there any danger of the tussock moth deciding to come down from Massachusetts?" Box 6, Folder 107

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8. "A-avez-vous Ulysses?", 1930-1930 Box 15, Folder 327

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8. "And now good bye, kiddies, till tomorrow. Remember your radio uncle is going to be very disappointed if you don't eat your vegetables." Box 10, Folder 171

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8. "Do you think it's serious enough for a party of the president of Princeton?" Box 1, Folder 8

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8. "How gratifying it is that the Archbishop of Canterbury approves of the atomic bomb!" Box 12, Folder 261

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8. [Scene on stage at rehearsal of an amateur theatrical company, woman director standing addressing seated group of actors.], 1939-1939 Box 3, Folder 46

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8. The painters are due to come early Monday morning...SO... Box 2, Folder 25

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