Dora's Beach Costumes

June 25, 1933.  A DORA paper doll and her beach costumes.  From the comic strip "Dumb Dora".

JIMMIE & ROGER, Two Boy Paper Dolls

 August 20, 1933.  JIMMIE is ready for school and play.  This paper doll was drawn by Elsie Barrett, a SLT Junior member.

June 05, 1930.  ROGER, A Lad of Old Salem.  Another paper doll by Margot Lucile Ridge.

Baby New Year Paper Doll, 1933

December 1933. From the comic strip "Girls" by Edgar Martin. "Girls" featured Boots, Babe, Nan, Cora, Stephen (the Professor), Spence and Horace, all college chums. Many thanks to Edgar Martin.

JUDY and Elf, 1933

"This is Judy, who is known as one of the prettiest girls in the neighborhood. She has lovely blonde curls and deep blue eyes. She loves to dress like the older girls and poses for you in this picture with her best friend and bodyguard, Elf, her Russian wolfhound." I found Judy, a Laura Brock paper doll, in a newspaper from October 30, 1933.

Fun With Witches!

A truly wicked witch - Margaret Hamilton in THE WIZARD OF OZ. This is one of several images from a coloring contest that appeared in newspapers in August and September of 1939.

A witch paper doll by Nancy Lawler, age 13, a member of the Aunt Elsie Club. From October 26, 1958.

Help Rose pick a costume for Halloween. A paper doll by Ramona Robertson, age 13, an Aunt Elsie club member. From October 31, 1943.

THE WIZARD OF OZ coloring contest from May 07, 1992.

"Well, Halloween is near again and the Doll family is going to give a big party. Beth, as one of the newer members, is going to attend as a witch. She will certainly be a sweet-looking witch, won't she? I'll bet she'll have a hard time scaring anybody at the party." BETH, a paper doll by Laura Brock. From October 29, 1933.

CHERRY, A Paper Doll by Laura Brock, 1933

I really like the style of Laura Brock's paper dolls. November 26, 1933.

The NUT-BROS. Cut-Outs, 1933

The NUT BROS. comic strip by Gene Ahern starred brothers Ches Nut and Wal Nut. The NUT BROS. first appeared as a topper for the comic strip OUR BOARDING HOUSE in October of 1931. This nutty cut-out appeared in Sunday papers on December 10, 1933.

Cut-Out Dolls from A. W. Nugent

From October 01, 1933.

From August 02, 1936.

From March 06, 1938.

Going To The DOGS with A. W. Nugent

The cute Miss Dog cut-out from August 13, 1933.

The Boys, from April 08, 1934.

MARSHALL (Looking Natty!) by Laura Brock, 1933

"Now that school days and football days are with us again, Marshall will be kept busy with his megaphone, for as you know he is a new member of the Doll Family and makes his debut this year as a cheer leader. He wears a natty turtle-neck sweater just like Clark Gable." Marshall, another member of the newspaper paper doll series by Laura R. Brock, needs you to color him and his natty outfit in time for the upcoming football season at school. From October 1933.

More A. W. Nugent Cut-Outs

From August 20, 1933.

From February 05, 1933.

Marge, Olga and Jerry from Aunt Elsie Club Members, 1933

By Mercedes Moniz, age 15. Mercedes contributed many lovely paper dolls. MARGE And Part Of Her Summer Wardrobe paperdoll from August 27, 1933.

By Helen Saunders, age 15. OLGA From Russia paper doll from April 30, 1933.

By Evelyn Cooley, age 13. JERRY paper doll from March 26, 1933.

CAM'S MARIONETTE SHOW! 1933

Cam's Marionette Show from the newspaper comic strip "Somebody's Stenog" appeared in newspapers in November and December of 1933. I am missing Part 2 - the Mame marionette. I like the water cooler.

Laura Brock Paper Dolls, 1933

" Amanda is having the time of her young life, having slipped away to the attic, and gotten into a trunkful of her mother's old clothes. The dress may be a foot too long, even with its funny looking bustle; the shoes four sizes too big, and the hat equal to six hats of modern style, but Amanda doesn't care. She's playing "grown up" even if she is thirty years out of style." This Amanda paper doll by Laura R. Brock appeared in newspapers on August 06, 1933.

"MARY AND HER LITTLE LAMB. It followed her to school one day and in the picture you see Mary standing before the teacher explaining that everywhere she goes this little lamb is sure to follow. The teacher said it was against the rules, and Mary is almost in tears. Mary is shown wearing the ruffled pantaloons that little girls wore long, long ago." Mary and Her Little Lamb paper doll by Laura R. Brock, from September 10, 1933.

ETTA KETT'S Boy Friend, 1933

Etta Kett's Boy Friend paper doll appeared in newspapers on August 03, 1933.

GALE by Laura Brock

GALE, a paper doll from the Laura Brock newspaper paper doll family series in 1933. The best show on television, THE AMAZING RACE, is back again. The contestants seemed to have had a lot of fun in England, storming a castle and "battling" a knight in a suit of armor. Gale, the paper doll, dreams of being Sir Galahad with his suit of armor.

Paper Doll With Kitty, A. W. Nugent, 1933

Appeared in various newspapers on April 09, 1933.

Boy With Puppy Paper Doll - A. W. Nugent, 1933

Another A. W. Nugent paper doll that appeared in newspapers in 1933.

Doll and Her Dogs by A. W. Nugent, 1933

A Doll and Her Dogs by A. W. Nugent from January 08, 1933.

Here's A Doll To Color, 1933

This doll by A. W. Nugent appeared in the Oakland Tribune on June 18, 1933.