These cartoons show that the adage “Children should be seen and not heard” no longer applies!
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Our cartoonists know what Art Linkletter knew years ago: out of the mouths of babes… comes trouble.
These cartoons show that the adage “Children should be seen and not heard” no longer applies!
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Some of Norman Rockwell’s paintings were great cartoons, classically executed and good for a laugh.
Love these cartoons from the magazine !KEEP IT UP ~
I LOVED THESE AND SO REMEMBER ART’S SHOW, NEVER MISSSED IT. I AM 88 YEAS YOUNG AO LIKE ALL THE OLD OLD THINGS! INCLUDING MOVIES AND TV SHOWS. THE NEW WAYSS DO NOTHING FOR ME.\
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My favorites here are 1, 3 and 6! As far as the old adage goes, that still may be best over all. My late father was an attorney and had a couple of clients in the TV industry.
One man was affiliated with Art Linkletter’s House Party show and he and the other guests always got a kick out of what I’d say at Mom’s mid-century dinner parties, even before age two. They all thought I’d be perfect for Art’s show–except for Mom (who said absolutely not), precisely because I DID say the darndest things I shouldn’t have.
She had the last word, so it never happened. Some things don’t change. I occasionally still say the darndest things to this day. Usually it’s a good thing, other times (without realizing it at first), I’ve been sorry; especially if written vs. spoken.