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

99. "I don't think I could ever love another short stop as much as I love Phil Rizzuto." Box 6, Folder 114

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9. "I like and respect Dr. Kimball, but I wish he looked more romantic in the pulpit." Box 2, Folder 26

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9. "I've been driving for a whole year, and you're the first person who hasn't got out of my way." Box 1, Folder 9

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9. [Scene on stage of an amateur theatrical company. Through parted curtains a matron in beret, blouse, and pantaloons reads speech to audience.], 1945-1945 Box 11, Folder 248

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9. [Street scene in India. American family—husband, wife, daughter, and family dog on leash, and an Indian guide—encounter a snake charmer.], 1931-1931 Box 11, Folder 243

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9. Waiting for the girls to finish a clothes gabfest. Box 3, Folder 35

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9. "Wir wollen keinen Skandal in Edgewood. Das entwertet den Boden.", 1931-1931 Box 12, Folder 262

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9. [Woman in robe holding small loaf of French bread to her mouth.] Box 10, Folder 176

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

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Portfolio 1

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