Sunday, February 28, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
ANNA BELLE and Mama Clean House, 1911
PARENT TRAP Movie Coloring Contest, 1961
This newspaper coloring contest for "The Parent Trap" appeared in the Evening Standard in Pennsylvania on July 19, 1961. "The Parent Trap" starred Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara, Brian Keith, Charles Ruggles, Una Merkel, Leo G. Carroll and Nancy Kulp. The movie was directed by David Swift.
Welcome Cowboys and Cowgirls
It is Rodeo time in Houston again. Yesterday I saw cowboys and cowgirls on horses and in wagons on Kirby Drive headed to Memorial Park. This morning as I walked around the track at Memorial Park, I saw all the cowpokes getting ready to head out for the Rodeo Parade. In honor of our visiting guests I am posting these western paper dolls. Earline Henderson's Wild West Girl is from the "Aunt Elsie" section of the Oakland Tribune and was published on November 16, 1919. Sister's Cut-Out is from the Sunday comic strip "Big Sister" and was published on November 18, 1934.
Friday, February 26, 2010
"Rio Grande" Movie Coloring Contest
This newspaper coloring contest offered children a chance to win a ticket to see the movie "Rio Grande" starring John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Ben Johnson, Harry Carey,Jr. and lots of other good people. The movie was directed by John Ford and was the third in his cavalry trilogy.
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Rio Grande
"Brother" Paper Doll from Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts, 1940
I really enjoy coloring the Modern Fairy Tale and Modern Mother Goose series of paper dolls drawn by Addie Roscoe Woodruff. This is the "Brother" paper doll from the fairy tale "Brother and Sister" and it appeared in newspapers in 1940.
GLORIA By Julian Ollendorff, 1930
This newspaper paper doll accompanied a daily serial entitled "Gloria" that ran in Missouri newspapers in December of 1930. The paper doll "Gloria" was beautifully drawn by Julian Ollendorff and I was very excited when I found it in the newspaper archives.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Tomb of GEORGE WASHINGTON
ETHELINDA Paper Doll from 1909
Happy Birthday to GEORGE WASHINGTON
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