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Broadway Jones by George M. Cohan

Broadway Jones by George M. Cohan


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Broadway Jones by George M. Cohan

Postcard for Broadway Jones by George M. Cohan by artist John Hassall. The image shows a fat policeman pointing accusingly at a laughing man and saying Are You Laughing At Me? The reply, No Ive Just Seen Broadway Jones. A tiny black and white version of this image was used on the same page of the souvenir. The reverse is blank. Date: 1913

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Broadway Cohan Comedy Comical Gentleman Hassall Jones Laughing Oct16 Pointing Policeman Theatrical


Are You Laughing At Me?

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: A Classic Comical Encounter between Broadway Jones and a Mischievous Policeman in the 1910s This postcard, featuring the iconic image of Broadway Jones by George M. Cohan, transports us back to the vibrant and lively world of the 1910s theatrical scene. The illustration, created by the talented John Hassall, showcases a comical encounter between a rotund policeman and a dapper gentleman, both lost in a whirlwind of amusement. The scene unfolds as the policeman, with a stern expression and an accusing finger, demands to know, "Are You Laughing At Me?" The gentleman, clad in a top hat and holding a cane, replies with a grin, "No, I've Just Seen Broadway Jones." The tiny black and white version of this image, which graced the same page of a souvenir, adds to the nostalgic charm of this timeless piece. George M. Cohan, an American actor, singer, and playwright, was a popular figure in the entertainment industry during this era. Known for his energetic performances and unique comedic style, Cohan's influence on the stage was undeniable. This postcard, with its comical and theatrical flair, serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of his work. The image, created in 1913, captures the essence of the era's popular entertainment and the spirit of comedy that captivated audiences. With its intriguing narrative and vivid design, this postcard remains a cherished piece of history, offering a glimpse into the world of Broadway Jones and the merriment of the 1910s.

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