File:Indoor Sports - Listening to the Dressmaker Slip the Work to a Skinny Dame who is Stuck On Her Form.jpg
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DescriptionIndoor Sports - Listening to the Dressmaker Slip the Work to a Skinny Dame who is Stuck On Her Form.jpg |
English: In this installment of Tad Dorgan's comic strip "Indoor Sports", a dressmaker flatters a customer.
Comics historian Peter Huestis has estimated that this cartoon dates from 1922-25, based on the design of the swimwear, and the fact that one of the onlookers quotes the 1921 song "Ain't Nature Grand".
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