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Life Magazine – January 10, 1930 (# 2462) – Dog Licking Girl’s Lunch
$38.00 – $48.00
Magazine Condition Choices :
Good
Good – once bound (A bit rough along spine and has binding string instead of staples)
Description
Cover : Dog licking little girl’s bread, art by Edwina. Edwina, who is famous for her dog cartoons, is Frances Edwina Dumm. (2Neat recently had the honor of selling a copy of this issue to a ♥ relative ♥ of the talented Edwina).
– A new novel by Eric Hatch.
– Two page ad and contest information for Ingram’s Shaving Cream.
– Full page text Metropolitan Life Insurance ad.
– Full page art by Kemp Starrett, man with gun, “Disarmament begins at home!”
– Poem by Tom Sims, It Sims to me.
– Poem by Arthur L. Lippmann, Doggerel, Dachshund.
– Quarter page cartoon by Ed Graham, expressionistic art.
– Poem by Myra M. Waterman, Expediency.
– Poem by W. W. Scott, Scott Shots.
– Half page cartoon by Ed Graham, Let’s go somewhere and dance.
– Full page dog cartoon by Edwina, Sinbad in a snowball fight.
– Full page cartoon by R. B. Fuller, By Jove, a Flapper!
– Willingdrift by Eric Hatch.
– Half page cartoon by G. B. Inwood.
– Quarter page cartoon by Dr. Seuss, Nonchalance.
– Full page line art cartoon by Gardner Rea, pertains to Mr. Pullman.
– Half page cartoon by Frank Hanley, man jumping out window due to stock losses.
– Pair of cartoons by Russell Patterson, basketball on roller skates, Boxing.
– Full page caricature of Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, by Ralph Barton.
– Half page Clyde-Mallory Lines ad for travel to Miami and Havana.
– Full page color Johnston & Murphy men’s shoes ad with art, S. S. Bremen at New York.
– Full page color Lucky Strike ad.
– Each original Life magazine has MUCH more excellent historic and fun 1930 content than is listed here – 2Neat!!
