December 29, 2016 Cartoon Collections Cartoons: Happy New Year! It's almost 2017, but these cartoons from the '40s and '50s remind us that people have always observed the new year with varying levels of enthusiasm. Post Editors Share on Facebook (opens new window) Share on Twitter (opens new window) Share on Pinterest (opens new window) Weekly Newsletter The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox! Join SUPPORT THE POST “Well another year — another $4,976.82.”Hank BaebJanuary 07, 1956 “Looks like Collins is finding it difficult to keep his New Year’s resolution.”Mort TemesJanuary 07, 1956 “ . . . which brings us to the end of 1947 — and I hear you asking yourself — how about 1948?”Dave GerardJanuary 05, 1957 “She won’t need a noisemaker. Exactly at midnight I’ll drop an ice cube down her back.”December 29, 1951 “Now let’s don’t go at it like it was our last New Year’s on Earth!”Dave GerardDecember 31, 1955 “Now we’ll celebrate New Year’s Eve in California!”Henry BoltinoffDecember 31, 1949 “Happy New Year. I’ll double four spades!”Don TobinJanuary 03, 1948 Become a Saturday Evening Post member and enjoy unlimited access. Subscribe now
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very good site!!
I’d like more cartoons!
I’d like to see more cartoons! Betty