More Paper Dolls by Addie Woodruff

 September 09, 1937.  Here is SIMPLE SIMON with his mother goose suit and his "modern" suit.

August 26, 1937.  "Where are you going, my pretty maid?"  The MILKMAID and SIMPLE SIMON, two more fun paper dolls by Addie Rusco Woodruff.

Addie Woodruff Paper Dolls

 February 05, 1939.

February 26, 1939.  Modern Mother Goose Cutouts by Addie R. Woodruff.  This newspaper paper doll series ran from the late 1930's to the early 1940's.

Little Girl With a Little Curl

February 18, 1900. "There was a little girl who had a little curl, Right in the middle of her forehead, And when she was good she was very, very good, And when she was bad she was horrid." - - - - I guess we have all known at least one little girl like the girl with the curl.

April 11, 1937. "There was a little girl, and she had a little curl, But this, my dear friends, is the joker - As she left the beauty shop, the rain began to drop. And the curl soon was straight as a poker!" Modern Mother Goose Cutouts by Addie Woodruff.

Hansel and Grettel, 1940

Hansel and Grettel from the "Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts" newspaper paper doll series by Addie Rosco Woodruff. 1940.

Daffy-Down-Dilly Paper Doll by Addie R.Woodruff, 1939

Here is Daffy-Down-Dilly from the Modern Mother Goose Cutouts newspaper series by Addie Rosco Woodruff. From April 30, 1939.

Sleeping Beauty by Addie R. Woodruff, 1940

Another paper doll from the Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts series by Addie Rosco Woodruff. From July 14, 1940.

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST from Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts

"The beastie was really a prince in disguise/ Who turned out to be very gentle and wise;/ If you judge other folks in a tolerant way/ You will find that the same thing can happen today." This little beastie paper doll appeared in newspapers in March of 1941.

"The beauty was kind, and her kisses released/ The prince from the spell that had made him a beast;/ In those times a beast was lucky, some ways - But beauties don't bother with beasts nowadays!" This Beauty paper doll appeared in newspapers on March 30, 1941. Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts was a paper doll series by Addie R. Woodruff that ran in many newspapers. Get out your crayons or colored pencils and make Beauty a real beauty.

One-Eye and Three-Eyes Paper Dolls by Addie Woodruff

You've all heard of One-Eye, Two-Eyes, and Three Eyes; Well, this is One-Eye, and my, is she wise! I'm sure she could see with both eyes if she chose; But she thinks she's alluring with her hair to her nose.

This is Three-Eyes, and is she a one! She thinks that to look with your eyes is not done. So a small shiny eye glass she carries about; Though it hinders her vision a lot, without doubt.

These two paper dolls from the Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts series by Addie R. Woodruff appeared in newspapers in 1940.

Circus Is Coming To Town - Modern Mother Goose Cutouts, 1938

This clown paper doll from the Modern Mother Goose Cutouts series by Addie Roscoe Woodruff appeared in newspapers in January of 1938.

Paper Dolls by Addie R. Woodruff

CLEVER ALICE paper doll from the Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts newspaper paper doll series by Addie R. Woodruff. Appeared in newspapers in December of 1940.

TEN O'CLOCK-SCHOLAR paper doll from the Modern Mother Goose Cutouts newspaper paper doll series by Addie R. Woodruff. Appeared in newspapers in July of 1939.

Little Miss Hubbard and Little Baby Paper Dolls by Addie R. Woodruff

From the newspaper paper doll series by Addie R. Woodruff. Little Miss Hubbard is from 1938 and Little Baby from 1939.

The Woodcutter's Daughter by Addie R. Woodruff

Another paper doll from the Modern Fairy Tale Cut-Outs by Addie R. Woodruff. The Woodcutter's Daughter paper doll appeared in newspapers in 1941.

I Liked It Swung, 1940

Another Modern Mother Goose Cut-Out by Addie Roscoe Woodruff. This newspaper paper doll appeared in an Utah newspaper on January 21, 1940.

JACK AND THE BEANSTALK by Addie Woodruff, 1941

Jack and the Beanstalk paper doll by Addie R. Woodruff from the Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts newspaper paper doll series.

SISTER, A Modern Fairy Tale Cutout

SISTER is from the newspaper paper doll series "Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts" by Addie Roscoe Woodruff. This paper doll appeared in an Utah newspaper in 1940.

ALADDIN by Addie R. Woodruff, 1941

The Goose Girl by Addie R. Woodruff, 1941

The Goose Girl, from Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts by Addie R. Woodruff, appeared in newspapers in 1941.

MARY, MARY, QUITE CONTRARY Paper Doll, 1937

Another Modern Mother Goose Cutout by Addie R. Woodruff that appeared in newspapers in February of 1937. This paper doll is of Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, how does your garden grow? You haven't time for tending it when motoring you go; You'd better swing that sprinkling can if you want flowers later, Instead of using it to fill your auto's radiator.

"Lucy Locket" Paper Doll from Modern Mother Goose Cutouts

Another Modern Mother Goose Cutout. This Lucy Locket paper doll appeared in newspapers in the late 1930's. Addie R. Woodruff was the artist of the Modern Mother Goose series.

"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.