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Okay I say this on @yesterdaysprint just now and want to do a poll
Proper number of guests at a dinner party
never more than that of the Muses (9) or less than the Graces (3)
Let not the number of your guests exceed twelve
eight is the happy number
ten is the largest number of friends that should assemble around one table
twenty (most enjoyable)
thirty
thirteen (see results)
Brooklyn Life, New York, May 31, 1924
“Then I realized Krazy was something like a sprite, an elf. They have no sex. So the Kat can’t be a he or a she. The Kat’s a spirit—a pixie—free to butt into anything.” - George Herriman
Top comic published 1914 Middle comic published December 17, 1922 Bottom comic published 1915
Krazy Kat comic ran from 1913 to author George Herriman’s death in 1944.
Chicago Tribune, March 12, 1924. Description of Beulah Annan, who shot and killed her lover in a fight. Afterwards, she played the song ‘Hula Lou’ on repeat for four hours, dancing around the room and drinking as he died. The story of her trial and how the media’s glamorization of a murder freed her was adapted into the musical Chicago.
The Phantom Of The Opera + @yesterdaysprint