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"Does either of you gentlemen feel strongly about retaining the title of vice president?"
"Does either of you gentlemen feel strongly about retaining the title of vice president?"

"Does either of you gentlemen feel strongly about retaining the title of vice president?"

Artist (American, 1900 - 1974)
Date1954
ClassificationsCartoon
Mediumcrayon ink
DimensionsObject: 6 5/8 × 8 5/8 in. (16.8 × 21.9 cm) Sheet: 6 5/8 × 8 5/8 in. (16.8 × 21.9 cm)
Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest
Object number1979.2185
The Vice President for Research tangles with Bach and Vivaldi.
The Vice President for Research tangles with Bach and Vivaldi.
Alan Dunn
1959
"I don't remember the title, but I do know it was by either Max Werner, Rex Werner, Max Lerner or Max Warner."
"I don't remember the title, but I do know it was by either Max Werner, Rex Werner, Max Lerner or Max Warner."
Alan Dunn
1961
"We hate to mix business with pleasure, Mr. Steen, but how do you feel about giving us that order for 50,000 (indeciferable)?"
"We hate to mix business with pleasure, Mr. Steen, but how do you feel about giving us that order for 50,000 (indeciferable)?"
Alan Dunn
1927
"The vice-president, sir, wants your O.K. on two ham and one combination on rye from Liggett's."
"The vice-president, sir, wants your O.K. on two ham and one combination on rye from Liggett's."
Alan Dunn
1931
"I wonder how the U.N. feels about postwar bonuses."
"I wonder how the U.N. feels about postwar bonuses."
Alan Dunn
1950
"Lester doesn't give a damn about his title as long as he's chief executive officer."
"Lester doesn't give a damn about his title as long as he's chief executive officer."
Alan Dunn
1954
"Here's the one - The Coming Armageddon - I wrote it four years ago - I remember I delivered it on a day that rained and only three people came. Why don't I change the wording a bit substituting 'atomic might' for 'military might' and let it solve my problem for next Sunday? After all, Dr. Blahr does it all the time - suppose I just read it to you - you can go right on sewing..."
"Here's the one - The Coming Armageddon - I wrote it four years ago - I remember I delivered it on a day that rained and only three people came. Why don't I change the wording a bit substituting 'atomic might' for 'military might' and let it solve my problem for next Sunday? After all, Dr. Blahr does it all the time - suppose I just read it to you - you can go right on sewing..."
Alan Dunn
1948
"And breakfast is just whenever you feel like coming down."
"And breakfast is just whenever you feel like coming down."
Alan Dunn
1940
"May I remind you that Phase Two does not apply to the Offeratory."
"May I remind you that Phase Two does not apply to the Offeratory."
Alan Dunn
1971
"Have you gentlemen ever discussed [pub- "considered"] changing your appeal?"
"Have you gentlemen ever discussed [pub- "considered"] changing your appeal?"
Alan Dunn
1929
"But isn't it rather peremptory to say, 'Don't leave any more milk until further notice'? It sounds so imperious. And there's 'Dear sir...'-No, that isn't right either..."
"But isn't it rather peremptory to say, 'Don't leave any more milk until further notice'? It sounds so imperious. And there's 'Dear sir...'-No, that isn't right either..."
Alan Dunn
1948
"But isn't it rather peremptory to say, 'Don't leave any more milk until further notice'? It sounds so imperious. And there's 'Dear sir...'-No, that isn't right either..."
"But isn't it rather peremptory to say, 'Don't leave any more milk until further notice'? It sounds so imperious. And there's 'Dear sir...'-No, that isn't right either..."
Alan Dunn
1948