"Then everything is settled but the television and doll rights?"

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"Then everything is settled but the television and doll rights?"

Artist Mary Petty (American, 1899 - 1976)

Date1938

ClassificationsCartoon

Mediumink crayon

DimensionsObject: 9 7/16 × 10 11/16 in. (24 × 27.2 cm) Sheet: 10 9/16 × 11 5/16 in. (26.8 × 28.8 cm)

Credit LineMary Petty and Alan Dunn Bequest

Object number1979.2293

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"Everything considered he preaches a remarkably good sermon. It's so hard to avoid offending people like us."

"Everything considered he preaches a remarkably good sermon. It's so hard to avoid offending people like us."

Mary Petty

1934

"We ought to do something-we can't leave everything to the Red Army, you know."

"We ought to do something-we can't leave everything to the Red Army, you know."

Mary Petty

1942

"No, it isn't civil rights. It's a flat tire."

"No, it isn't civil rights. It's a flat tire."

Alan Dunn

1971

"The sergeant wants just a simple two 'Rights', two 'Lefts', an' three 'No Parkings' arrangement."

"The sergeant wants just a simple two 'Rights', two 'Lefts', an' three 'No Parkings' arrangement."

Alan Dunn

1933

"The buyer will be right down to interpret it for you."

"The buyer will be right down to interpret it for you."

Mary Petty

1936

"Go right on with your Fourth Dynasty, dear - I just dropped down to say Happy New Year."

"Go right on with your Fourth Dynasty, dear - I just dropped down to say Happy New Year."

Mary Petty

1955

"You know what you're getting into, don't you? A million men are idle right now in this country."

"You know what you're getting into, don't you? A million men are idle right now in this country."

Mary Petty

1930

"He figures that if he doen't pay the sales tax it'll save us book- keeping because he's on the dole and he'll just get it right back."

"He figures that if he doen't pay the sales tax it'll save us book- keeping because he's on the dole and he'll just get it right back."

Mary Petty

1935

[Mrs. Peabody and guests watching television]

[Mrs. Peabody and guests watching television]

Mary Petty

1950

"Everything all right in South East Asia? Last night I saw a light in Burma's window - "

"Everything all right in South East Asia? Last night I saw a light in Burma's window - "

Alan Dunn

1960

"All as right as ever. Here's the will."

"All as right as ever. Here's the will."

Mary Petty

1947

"Go right on talking, please. I can't find the buzzer."

"Go right on talking, please. I can't find the buzzer."

Mary Petty

1938

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