Lovely Miss BOOTS

March 21, 1932.  I may have posted this BOOTS already - not sure.  My blog is giving me trouble!!

A Valentine Paper Doll by Mercedes Moniz

February 14, 1932. Paper Doll with Valentine costume by Mercedes Moniz, age 14, member of Aunt Elsie Club.

December 25, 1932. A cut-out toy bear and sled. Can you color them? A. W. Nugent.

The Clowns by A. W. Nugent, 1932

Another goodie from A. W. Nugent. July 17, 1932.

JIMMY and His Costumes, 1932

JIMMY the paper doll by Margaret Dudley, age 14, and a member of the SLT Junior club (much like the Aunt Elsie Club). From January 03, 1932.

MISS BEAR, A. W. Nugent 1932

Here is Miss Bear for your to cut out and dress. Unfortunately her right hand got cut off in the newspaper but she is still cute-as-a-button. A. W. Nugent, November 15, 1932.

Animal Fun with A. W. Nugent, 1932

Two cut-out animal dolls that will sit up and stand for you. A. W. Nugent, July 31, 1932. I like!

Pat (or is it Etta) Paper Doll, 1932

From October 16, 1932. It is easy to see that this young artist, Rose, age 14, was influenced by Etta Kett paper dolls.

Rose Marie & Shirley Paper Dolls, 1932

From April 17, 1932. Rose Marie paper doll by Rouberta Reinking, age 13.

From October 23, 1932. Shirley paper doll by Nancy Bedell, age 11.

A Cut-Out Zoo by A. W. Nugent, 1932

From November 13, 1932.

JUNIOR and His Earth, Sea and Sky Costumes, 1932

This JUNIOR paper doll by Aunt Elsie Club Member, Evelyn Cooley, age 14, appeared in the Tribune on August 28, 1932.

BETTY LOU and Her Easter Wardrobe, 1932

BETTY LOU and Her Easter Wardrobe paper doll by Evelyn Cooley, age 13, an Aunt Elsie Paper Doll Club member, appeared in the Tribune on March 27, 1932. The outfits are well drawn. Evelyn did a very good job.

A RABBIT A DAY . . . A W Nugent

"Please cut us and our clothing out of this page with your scissors. Dress us in our best clothes and we will stand up for you." - These cute rabbits by A. W. Nugent appeared in newspapers on August 07, 1932.

CUT-OUT MONKEY from A. W. Nugent, 1932

Mary Had A Little Lamb by A. W. Nugent, 1932

Mary Had A Little Lamb paper doll by A. W. Nugent from December 18, 1932.

More Paper Dolls by A. W. Nugent, 1932 & 1933

Cut-out Toads and Toadstool are from September 18, 1932 and Puss & Tom Katt are from January 15, 1933. A. W. Nugent created a wonderful page for children that included paper cut-outs, mazes, hidden pictures, connect the dots and much more.